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I' -m MVer a new preai.\Sart Improve I~ dlll'l<lerlltlc do- .- ...,.,., to llop llrivlnll to 1101118 dlqull, So ...._ IOdoy le usUao•• and N'- 11111 be8ln to koow the project, members are plastic bleach containaJ Residents having e Ada Slack, 992-2801, Or Fish and Wildlife Dlvi WAS Tl-\I~KJI\JG.I NOW AR<'- THE MOI-JEY 1Hf.Y CAIJ BRI "--E. If\.) ! word to the wise.•.•••• ' l .~~·~' - ' I little - ot file liMon odclreu. ' ' 'f' •.. ' '· " ) @ 1f6' ., NEA, loc. T.M. lot. U,1 So lo!r Ia Ulrlll wao .he last March 31 when he """""""' that -..,_;\• iot. Ofl. be would mt aeek reelectioa, he felt u.t if he "signed the Lord's P1'1,)'8r" he would bo criUcized,, q\ q VARIETY IS SCHULT MOBILE HOMES REV. STRICKLAND with ,...._n-ed lllob' ~'i IIU-oilijb. a w~· otl~'Mrtles and recoplloaa Sladly, ...,_ bo81a II 7 0. R!lV·-•-.' . ""'1114&J!. - 11M IN THE F1NAL HOllllS before his l!auaur· '"" VIce Presldoat, !plro T. A&r- na colm, Impatient to ila!ted llid deUmniood to bo somothlnll mon than tuth wheel ........111. - . . ~-'f"F•· tn.W. -<011 w ·- ~· 1!1.•~ "'.m.i .~· s,,.:aJ~· P.,:.:;· ICOIIWialabw:.,. was ''CIUibt 'II in amasa of minutia." But he and tli1 flmall7 1eemed to enjoy them:IMthes ancl, unill President.elect Richird M. Nl'""' arrh>od In late olle,_, ......... 'tOLl MUSTA BEEN CR/lo.ZVI OOP'S A ROUGH I CUSTOMER! ' they wore tho center of ln- ~ Sot>iell Open llitltling t~~illa Nimn LOOK WH.I!o.T'S I KNOW. BUT WHY SHOULb I GI\IE 'IM A RE"-SSN 10 PROVE IT? COMIN 1! ·Moscow - tl!e IN ITS FlRST BID TO THE Nixon admird.atratlon, Sovlll Unloil lodl)' asked for Ialka oo llmldllil nuclear arms ln- eludlag and-bolllsllc mlasllos. A Scmet govvmnent statement said agreement with the United Statu oa cUrblq: the anna race dfs quite reaslble though not an eu1 tiling." 1'be ltltemeftt. Aid the lf.remlin Ia relliy ror ••a aerlout exchanp ot OJllnlon" with the ·u. s. l(tVenunent "coneetning mutual re1trt.cdon and slbsequent reduction of strategic meana ol ~very ot nuclelr "~· lncludil18 defensive ayatems." ' I ON ,No6od,r SatU.fkd with PropouW DISPLAY '69 - -......... . en tine POWERS' MOVE FOR PEACE IN THE Mldollo Eaal mot cold ~.... lodl)' In cairo and Joruaalem. laraol rejected a Soviet Plan lnd Eg:ypt aceuaed the UQJ.ted:Stateaof 11 total ~•orltiam" toward leraoL Forelp Mlalallr Abbo Ebon of Janel Mid a Soviet · plaa colll• for taoru11 .wltlllnwal frmn tbe Arab "'rrltorles It • - e d In 1!167 In o,.,honie for Arab """'l''litioo of loreel's old fi'Gdtlrl would Je14 to a DeW war. "' eootd recroate the qerous <OidWOIII whi'Oh then pre..Ued,.; El1ln Uld. In Coiro, EiJ1pt ro~ an reply to the Soviet plm ••'J'be AmeriCan reply wls much wol'le than we eJCINicted bec&\188 it. •nl.telted COiq)lete ·Americu tavorltll!llll tcwtard lsnel." said the oainl..lnclol new_..- AI A!lram- Tho - - o r sold the Amerl· can reply l-ed 1...-ell IIIIP'O••Ioo llid allied tho ddef obollclo tO 1 Attlement aa Arab ~Ism. K&K DOtN' WITH MY POLICEMAN? ...WHY'P Y'SEND A STUMBLEBUM LIKE HIM AFTER ME? ..,.rl..,. Mof'OR SAYJN1 VOJP WHQP-ME IN I HAPDA TH' CHOPS, lHIII"T'S WH.err FORI SE'NPSOME· 80DV TO ARREST 'oQJ •. i .GtVrilon StUl Ml Rwd.r for Trial <,L . -· • .IQOdaeot, . land received tda religious lralalns at Olivet Nfl\areno CoilotiO, Kankakee, m.,aoddid Just ••to lower would be a help, he N'-Plodp JIOIIIra<Wio WO!I<IIOhiDSiate Plodglns hla admlnlstratloo to keep up the llruggle for - ' Unlnrai\Y In Columbus while aervlni! aa putor a! I h e Northlaod Churcb af the Nazarene 111ere. He eotered - arr evangetlemlnl967towhlch he Ia devotlag hia fldl limo. Tho (d>Uc Ia Invited. rlibll for Ne8r<IBO, be said: ''No man <aa be tbliJo' free while hla aoi&hl>or lo not. To , torward at au 1e to"' forward togetler. Thlo mean• block and white toge~~~er, as cno nat1oa, not two .., Hijackers 819 - HEY~ WHAT 'rOU Ia Parle. - - .... ....,1om <IJ. ~ <> \ ..... ClOD• OIIIDid «W r1IIDI Prieel aDd ot .......,.., bu ......•' ~beck• to cover tile • fom117 lolllo. J!anlo>ro, bullnetamen, b u il d e r 1 and ~ homo boYers were teiQ' lbout hiP lmerelt ntsa. Iaiii Produce Far a 411 or two. tbe - - ..... dlatractfrom tbeae llid •lema. &Jon, -..ver, 1hOJ< lloml - ll· ~.... Have Big Weekend Abroad, Nixm oaid, America seeka "'an cpen world • • • In wtd da DO people, great or small, wJ.U live fn lnii'Y liOlation." lie cbellonged Communist bloc naUooo to ''poacei\Jl co-dtloo. not In OOit'IIOrin8 territory or oxteDdlac - . but In enriching tho life .- man. •• 111 •••••. ,,-11._, ~- J9word ·-t "'~ 1)0 'Y QJ - . Pomll'lvan!a hour - Ave..,. wbldl fOUowed. Tho Secret Sorvl<e searched and seoled · evorr potenUal a _poaslble lllllaln. Olllce buildlago along plaee for doe route wore ordered to keep their windows closed md admit oo Blronavrs. Aboot 3,000 poUce and some 10,000 troops were m to jll'eVent or quickly coolrol dlorupllve lnciclents. tw.d In ld• IDOU8UI'al addrOBS, Nixon said that America today linda Itself '~ch In pxls, but raged In S(Jirll; reaching with mesnillcenl preclaloo for tile moon, but falllng into raueou1 dleoord here oo 'e arth." '"We are caught Jn :war, want:lQ(I: peac~.. We an lorn by (C<lntiJI.JOd on Pap 81 r,. ....., .. .,.,., , . -.my YOU DID! negotiators under Henry cabot Loclge hooded for Pario, lklpplng tho lnauguratloo af PresIdent-elect lllchard M. N-. Their haole omphaolzed the - " " af 1\Jllocalo tolko Tueadi;Y, lndudlns North Vietnam. tile Viet Cong, South VIetnam 11!111 tho United IIIIIN, Tho ko7 member• .-the team .... La........ E. Walllh, will replaee 1111-gotns Dep1t;v Amerlcea noaotla· tor Cryuo R. Vance, aDd U.S. u.s. :s::,:.::::tlle~ 8 man oo tile American deltjp~tloo. Oul&olll!l chlel U.S....,U.Ior W, Averell llarrlawlapre~oed ...,. &~!~day fullacale miUIIry l!ld poUUcal lolka 11111 lead . JII'OIIIPII1 to a peaee llllloment, reoot.ed otter -hOv. -been procedural -nino · mmtha .- JII'OIImlnory barlnla- Aaraemeot was reae>ed So1ur4aJ to lit II a round !able, ,, ....,..,. avvldlag tile leiUO .- recogniUoo for . tile VIII Cong aa an lndopM•:Ienl delerallou neaottat-inlr from Ita .... dele .- • ~ dllclooad 1hat the .... 0. S. norotlatoro wlli llblo a )I1'Cipolod allied 'UCIIl found 10 «WWant ~cl> 0 ' ..,. Ncrth aDd South Vletnamoae American forces; FuU wllhclrawal d American aDd North Vlelllameae forces from the South. 'lbe North Vietnamese and VIet Cong are expected to domsod prlorlt;v dlecuosloo cin 111 American pullout from VIetnam. Ranol hu DOYO!' admlttocl pdlllcly Its troopo are lntbe-. Asian dlplomale said the Communilll prd>lbly qree to an armistice halting hoslllltloa In tbe providing H /. ' ~ - .." "..\' ~- ." . • • ... • • • ~ ... . - ... . . ... · · ~ · ' • • • ' .•. ,..,,. ,.... • .. . ' . .. ""' ....... .,. ' .,. - ... -~ .,. _ __ ., ""' .... ....- ,. ,.. .... - . ' • • •• ·!'" ··' .. - . .... "'···· · . .. ~ .. ....... .... .... .- •.• • - . ... .... .......,... ...... . . - ..... •" • •• ,. .. ,..., ... r--•·...,.-~..:.... .......-.. - . , .... - ... ........,...-., - · ~ ·. . . . . . .• •• - ... ... . ... . .. . .. ..... . ,. . . .. ....... .. .... .. .. ... r-• .......... .. ..... .... ... ..... .... . . _ ... ... . ..............- - ............ ._ .. __ _. .......... ........ _ , _,.. ,. _. • • .- ... ... . ............,.. , ... " . ..... ...... ...... , ..__ , .•. . •. • . ' ~ · ··- --~ ·- ~ · ~ ~ ~ · ·"" ' '' ""•"'"' ' "'' " "'~ ' ··- ~, 11trr7. - o r , llborllllol/oo- > ent1 ..,., aetm1J GJ1 •• _..,..and polldoo • ·lll!tl dlltuta\ll wlauut llnlknl• inlr tbolr lo . . . . . '*' HcMue. ' I' I · lOd 101118 fedoral - ~ ~ ,, American troop~ are wltllcllawn from the Soulb. Amorlcon olllclalo Mid tile llllleo -.ld olso caD for tile reutablllhiiWit ol the Demilitarized Zmo along tile 171b -allel. poalllbly-- doaal p.ranteea, to JIIMU .... - · f r o m t h e ... Soulh. Loolfte hold 1 - COIIIU). lell0111 with N'- Saturclq In Waohlnglm. On the - - . Com!!ulnl.t forces kWed or wauadld 11 VleiDameH choflleea In a ' lerlea of tor= ralolo .miaa: tile weekend all(! - - lbe hoadquartera "' the Ill ' .. lnfantrr Dtrioion lor tile '; limo In .-. ' ;j· u.s. R El d <> ayman e- ecte to'' Board Cha•rman . p ost : Cbarles HQman was re-eled~ Clarence Price. ed chairman of the board of the In a review -. tbe put 7tv, lt Rad.fte Hom.e-N1tioral Bank at its woo ~ out IIIII 1968 ...ollie recent anmal stockholders meet- Drst full ,..,. llloit the had lqr, oporoted olnco lloe of Other olfll!flrv elected were J. the Qatlno ll<!me· and tile Dllloo- CI'Gis, preaidenti f'reeo. Flrot Nail-' lladl. Tllo olll· l.and S. Norrla, exeeuthe vice cera, -dlt.etori d ~~ 9realdool; John T. Wolfo, vice o l - -totbolr president and caahler, ,&Jd Ruth d~tion ¥II ~· lllr the . C. Sllnpooo and Mildred Gilllea, ._.u.. ~- mode tllo as•istant caahlere. merav • ar-t ....ea. aad-. Olber _..,_,... of tho ,_,...jlho)'llle~~ are Claudie S. Roush, Barttara td litllw ,... ~ tiinlcol!lll Duaan. Fdnct~a WUcoxen IDCl ~-.-.~l;j, - · Laoiteoce. The law linD otWebot.randNIIwaorellllled •>Pre"""' aoif,U....,.ol. Dlrectoro elected wore E.- r I. cro.a, J. D1llan <:ton, Hucid .. W. A. ' .. f1 a lloopollcleo. aDd ~ ...... "' tho)' ,,........, tD be ill lllldt '" . , . . - • droll aad la!g lllle - C8mol!ln,~~:aa~ . ,,. ,.,.,....,., v-.., ..,. roll R. ... - ... ' .. ~... Allll ......... ·be NGIIIllve to 1D11Q' , . _ IOdal - . &lid ... .- wuooJied,..... TellmeD Ull DIWI blttwly ... 1111111 cl an aattudo Gf liUihlnll l!mlh1loc agenda at the _.tng ...calllng for d:ileusslon on tbe foUow!Dg order ol business: Deeacalatlon ot. the war; Mutual remctloo .- VIet Cong, rle, .., ,t 11111111 New Atliitirtistrlilioii c:.T Has its Job Cut Ou.t !1 -!able. Harriman, obviously brWed cu the pll .aftbe Nixon ., . . .... ~ ..-........ .....~ ............( -"' ~- .. , . ~; u.s. .,... • hJIIOCI'tlt, r-v. got mlxetf . . . , . . , • ....., rl!la ""'....,.,, M w~ didn't win ' erata c:ud:Nl bud! *) President IID.d Mn. Ridtard M. NboD. with daughten Julie, 20. lllld Patrida, 22 lnjr. '" Udllt '0 ..0 - · Into prunlns - · · " IUs wife Pat, radlsDI In a pink wool onaemble topped elf PARIS (IJPI)- A new Amerf. with Ruoslan aable lura. hold can -•trallon eel out lodl)' the Bibles whUe ber hulband to achieve a Vietnam peace toolt tbe oath. 111111-at Involving aa early deesealatlm ol the war and the Socurlfl HeiV)' 'lbe tightest security precau- ultimate wilbdrawol "' all tiona for any inaugural ta and North Vietnameae forces hlat.ory were invoked for the trom the lOUth. hour~oog COI'OIIlOl1Y and tho 2\1 A team of RopdoUC81l hiding He aloo tmoted au - · to ..._""' with America "to reduce tbe _burden of arms, to atreoglhen tile lllructure .peac:e, to lift up the poor and the bualr7.n Nixon did no1 meDIIoo VIet11&111 by ...... Bul be aeld: 0'Tbo ..,; ...... In win II not Yictory over an,y otber pocplo, but 1110 peace UIBI COllll!l 'with boollna In Ita lt'lnla'; wltb 09m&JUIIIou tor thole who ban llllrored; with UDderiltandlnl for thole who have Ol)pDHd ua; Wltb the ~nfl;y lor aU 1he pocple .- _prelldlontlal • oadl ••'- scribed br the COilltltutlob with hlo band rellin8 m 1010 family Bibles to tile Propbet Wah's violoo of a day when men abaD thslr oworda Into piowlharea, and their As Some See It Bring 1 ' '"· of doi. WbJ? rGr - Bot .... 11101'<1 /mpol'la!ot too ioc*IDctoWuh'-to •II ~ Gf allrl NbDO I< lbe ~ - t'111nt1neat ot ...., ~ ~ making on problema Neeroe• lbaut u.tr ......... ~~ • <f· , ';. ,...0 CENt, 0,.... ..,.... ";. 0 " - r a period of c<llfroDie· ll>la earth to cbooae tbelr own tion, we are entering an era rl. de.cilv." noliOIIsllon, • be aaid. Nixon was "'""" In by Chle! Alllomo, he Mid, Amerl.- JUoUce Earl Warnn lhortzy n•urt '"stop shouting at · me after Vice Preaident Spiro T • llltOther" and learn to u• • to Agnew had taken hla o&tb rl. care, to uaderllolld, to dl8pill' olllee. In their oveQ'dll' rolatlooa the Ill a aasture Q1llboiiZia8 the ,,,.. but, boolc vlriuoa at - - of bit admiDialnttoD II>~ Defei.nained _ID be liD Fifth W1aeel WASIIINGTON - x60' to 12'x70' " ' ·-'' brimmed - .. wtvu """ 1Dcreuin111 tile :111-. Tbo ll!ll1;y .- plqlna .III'OIIdoal loobd )IOIIItea l!ld ) ~ beltar In edUorW - · · Acro11 America. howi'Yer, bopJI to -'< Gl hlo do!lor1>lre wi1h - 8 1 · - 'lllor - - d ...... wtie• ... "auld laoll QDO" to ldm ... c.,itol lUll. The ollolr lncl- ond _rl.., that - -If OllbotiP>' IOC llid If el1;y ~· dooa · no1 dllde. e liiort, NbDO 111101 bo pnpored to bo blomed lor W01711dD&, ladud· lleY. Rlclw-dLeestrlckland, ~eld. Obt.o, an ordained mlnilter< In tbe Cburcb ol tile Nuareue, wiU CMdllct a Xou1h R..,lvol Jan. 22~6 at the S!Ta..u CIMirdo o1 I h o • !Or.._,-t. Gloria Rll'burn, 12~ seeka a divorce and· a ber petltloo againll J1 bum. Sle also seekS, , ' N.__ Jol:miOD'e Anal week in ofDee was ftlled With drama, big arxt o~~<ceaoos and an QU1pourlllil of atfecilon by big poltUctans aDd little pepp]e. The aatd he had been a "good president." · Tht palla M »riled so much, too much at times, were kind to him in the end. Oee - e d hla popularit;v had scared to G4.5por cent after his State Thn vorce actions were fil In Goll!a Count> Conu Court. One divorce df: I'. ,.Z:: ~·~~~N _........ - BY LOUIS CASSEUl WASHINGTON (UPI) - lllchard Mllhooo Nixon became the 37th ,president ol the United States today with a solemn cmun.it,. ment to ,.the cauae ~ peace amone nations" and the healiJW ot atrident dlvtaiooa unq the American people. • To a nation sufferins trom "a crisis of spirit,"' the new Chief Executive offered a challqe to seize .. not the c &W ot despair. but the chalice of opportunU;y.'' In~ 1,7tJO...word lraQgUI'I) address, delivered trom the Clpitol stepa moments after he had taken hia Olth of oMce, Nixon said that under his ldml.n1stradon. America 'fill seek "'the greatest honor hiatory can beetow"' - the title of peacemaker. . W.ASHINGTON- LrNDON B. JOHNSON, the natlon's36thpresl-'1 ft.., 18'1 and 59 di;Yo II tbe phmacle ot power. Today,' . . yielded tile Mllon'o hlcheat omce to Richard M. Johnsm hoPed to be back in hi1 111.dve Texas by sundown. -. ""'nl GALLIPOLIS - granted. Judge Ranald C. Co granted Wllma Jeao 1150 Second Ave., r from lllarlln E. Jot ground~ of gro11 neglt and extreme ttnelty. • tlfl was awarded CUI miDor cblld aDd llloi ftl ordered to pay ill -· • tlda llll.e " 6) · Letiving willa Graoo and SIJie NewDivo1 ' ......,_ - ... . lit. iiiJI Challenges Nation to Accept Opportunities SO WHERE'S MY PENNY? THA.T'S IAJI-\AI 'I P£0PlE HAVE. SOLD OUT AIJD 11-\E. alLY VAWE Tl-\ IM;S !-\AVE quantiQo of rat poison 1 The locol health c kept away from the 1.1 ! .- Goodw!Jl , '4. '" I - ~ TALK ABOUT 1111 The pack at thellh ro.d in Pomeroy has Cl Teams trom the Oi I . _ _ In e ' ,. _........ M!!oll•- ti1ala -.w - ..... Walbb!Poa. Crlllco who 0111¥ ...-q l!old r::- ....., lillie =-~~ ~:!, araued lbal tile qllem Ia .- a COII!Iila ocdei;J - . fll1l at defec:la. Ill ..,. caoe, mood ~ lholra a Ylllble Americana tile a ~ - .'l !Mo -Bill..,.... , ...,.., • v...... lllli!IDI__i!0!4, _1101 lld&bl bo ldDed ... ......... ill .-ICI poll t. .• eorller·had 1111 • • Ill& -.- oaQo to- 11)11 · v_,. ..., u <ll»>omool' - "'New President Nixon Seeks road Peace, at Home, and gr~'s ~ ~··I = bo W:bMWI''m. . NO. POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, 20. 1969_______;__:::_:..::..___;_ TEN _. -'VOL -"-;:. -XXI -- -188. - - - - - - =::.=::....:. __ _:_ _:.__:__ ________ _ __;__JANUARY _;__ _.:_:..:.......;_:_ S:C,'1- r-------.. . BSCbME! 'l1-\0I..\SHTS ! The project ror . headquarters : the supply is exhaustecl Incidentally, the i Easter basket sale. I soch baskets ftom th ;t ~ :.;..!'""';..~ :. '!'! JD !I( 1!4~ II, - _ I WAS "THI~KJ~G HOW CORR.UPr OUR VAWES HAV£ I-lEY. M6£K., A have taken on a hea~ Hall, president, the 1 I aaq nol ... UP SYRACUSE ¥ ' 0 a pn~. Udo drke for 111o1 ~ ·~ and a lldtt .- ~ ..U,Jt rwolutlm. re_.n.wfl, but -. a ~ nblnll hlo boDd 1111 r - of fa11111na . , - . bible and IIWOI1'ID8 to Qllhold Hoc au Amort- - " ' ""' -........ Bldlor<l 11. - Olll'kt -' MEMBERS OF 01. .' of lnaugur_~tion 'In the System' is Renewed wit �• • •• • ..... '.. \ Fear lnfiQtion? Don't E$g •• spiral of prosperity. True, there have been a couple of reces· sions, not.abJy one in 1957. But the differ· ence between a recession and a lion is that in a depression, every y recedes. This has not happened Jn the Jiving memo')' of the average American. whose age 1s now put at 1:1: Neither has the average American known real infla· deer tion. ·. .,' '· I Technically, the expanding economy which -America has enjoyed for more than a quarter of a century hils not been an in· flationary one because-agatn for most Americana-real income has kept well ahead of prices. If the dollar has sbrunk to a mere wisp of its 1939 self, for most of us there have been a lot more dollars available to spend on things be~nd basic needs. · ' Today, however, inflation looms as a definite threat, and the aftermath of inllation has historically been depression. MUUons of workers, despite waee iDcreaaes in 1968, find themselves no better off, or even a llttle worse off, than they were a year in the face of both higber lllices and hi r taxes. But they have not !rimmed the desires or their upeeta- This recalls the warning of Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey in 195? that America CGuld lie beading for a depression that would "eurl your h&lr/" II didn't happen. Ills to be hoped that Hoadley is as far off the beam as Humhrey was and that Americana have earned enough so that they wW nelll!er spend themselves Into a depression Dor scare themselves into oue. A word to the wlae, however, Is IIOver amiss. And the word is prudence, not panic, on ·all levels of our national eco-. nomic life. An economist "'lf.~;ts tbat this may a poten dangerous "new uMamel" cast membera by IRis- NEW YORK- Sonny Warbllo, r, wbo delel'Vel most credit for building the N, Y. Jets into 8.1perbowi champa, Ia rwnored eye- Ina the L. A. Rams .... Famed utlat uzJto" died suddenly in Fla .... Ex - Zlegleldoll Irene llao'es went back to the hooplt!! to ba.. her g!orlfiod .... L. A. Ma.Yor Sam Yor11 rave Loolss Jori (....,.r ol our nollhbo<bood reslluraut take; Dionne Wanriek's oa...ot abon "PromiHS, PromiMin Ulta lJonel Bart'• "Wbere Ia I..cwen from ,.Oliver•• u by Cy Coleinan ODd Doro!117 Fields; Ber,rl Reld who playllbe letblaD In ''Tbo Kllllq Siller George" ree'd a holljlilall\r WIletry 1101 from Macy'a addrasaed to ••Mr. Bel'11 Reid:." or ..Get Riel of Umeceasary Fat Divorce Her!" .... 'lbe Apollo 8 moouhot pve .. 2001: A $aee O<IY•II01'' a imp bollDII!eebooll; MGM ouallt to give Apollonaute ........ Andere, Borman anct LOveD Ute European ....... le>pOI il&rid Pitt and Jaclde CIDI.aal•' 21..yearold atepoon Alexaadre are Imitating pop & mom .... Unlikely l..on&tlme Copacololoo hindi<· ot lbe Dlreclolre dloCotek: man tlodded to retire 11114 u,. Heci.Y LIDiarr with AndY Wll'bOI 11Lou1M't"') 10 Dllli1Y compli- In ltal,y; imagine 1he old pnt'a . ... N. Y. Cardiae Centre will ~· ~· J<J!l!l .the other , .dell&l>ted ~ .,whq IJf'!"' a. wing , ~r Dr. Cllrlslhll!k .... ' " " ".~ ;..to - · Julte ~•11114 tlaao BaJnant .... At Plaz~ 9,. .. •. · •••• Sam was there with him a chad!: tor $UI,000:-..·-1'r'om S1natn. intrtOu::ed ht1 date 'as newspuer tyeoon Henry GarflD.. the Clte'llJI,'Oft:t-eharlng-udpea.. ••zeJdl Schwartz;" possible? kel and bi1 Anne •••• Our deep- alon fUnd •••• The Yankeea Joe Hla career slightly lbe,yant, est .,_tl!y to Jer..,. Cl\r lor- Pe,Pitme lD"'' have an olf-dla- Gardner McKay would like a remer Mayor Jobn Kennedy, whose mcmd Daab .... CJbernetle a ex: placement role In the L. A. fine wife Just died. farma now have computer-mat- •-Hair'' .... Go ·lee ~ Mrs. George Halu Jr. (ol Ina for eowo & bulls. VIP' - It's the G~JPMJite and the Chi. Bearo' !am!.lj>} underWonder If _ . , In Ireland lnte!lleont ....... to 8001 aurgeey at BIUinp !loll- are bo)1ns N. Y. Stlte kiUel')' ''Hair'' ..•. Airline boltesae1 pltal there •••. ''Hair'" producer U~ket• .... Yacht builder• (t h 1 b&ve boon nrnod positively not Michael BuUer's lnyera filed Hattera• ftrm) caut1onJ buyert to dlnos or drink In UD!form for dlvoree apinat hll estrang- not to paint them black8ndwlllt11 ln lbe £allllde IJIQII ... . 0seartd wife Loyee In Whe&toD, m.; '"l"bQ' c11.1turb the eyealdldeven- 1riloler Eatelle PariiCIIIa or the lbe previool&l1 pltelled for a N. lullly the otomach;" ODd ''II o t upeomlrw pi~ "A Way ot Ufe" Y. 8llllllmeut but the ca1e was dOI'I (OJ'Inlli or red) "make mee had the job oa NBC'I ••'J'o-. dlamlssed .... Art Lund gela one me feel mlaarlble .., a hot c1a7 claJ'' """ ao prettllf !Wed 1>7 or the bll! porta (VIrgil} in Wll- .., the water or Ill port;" ouch Barbara Waltera. 111m in8o'a mullea!IZIIIoo of problems .... Kleis DYing with ' E•rd •'Bua Stop, .. to be titled "Beau," a&t.lltJ wbo smoke are m more ... m Bdw7. Sopt, ... "Chit- r._...u. thin In non..-q lr CldU;r . Bani'' Is DA'I bomeo, """'IY ootea "" blaeat I<JOIIIna hard • ticket GreMMcb VWI&O's oa- Till¥ c,o.d.._l ever. Tim eypeo: Wee WWio IIIII 'BII! Jean--Paul Belmondo"a volee in Bell. Ida Mn ftlm "The _ .. wiD Walter LIJ>pmaD'o rat1r1Dg acome •• a aurpriae to u.S. CIU'Ii &lin •••• Julle Nlxm.Elaenbonr"• lt'l h11 Orlt role really QUk- fawrite Kill 11 '"The lmpoall- ' l • (' . .." .;, '.. ' This Day••• .In History By United Preea lnter1latbal TOda)' b Mondly, Jan. 20, the --r 20th do) of 1969 With 345 to bed 1>7 other - · · .... !ltD ~ to .,..,. It at her d tile .-11: i'lliYbfD'a p._.., nddlntl reeoptlm)· we truotlt"o follow. for .. Great White Hope"' at the a rnmardle etaee." not political The moon is between lta new Alvin had blosraphles of •lc!rt .... Zooil,y'o IIJ'd Ave. cleJiy olin: phlle aDd tlrat quarter. 'l11e morrdna: stars are Mar• lng Enfljleh; the rell ......, dub- ble Yaaro" r.a- aodJ~. . The eveniJW llill'l are Vet~~~ aod Saturn. Oa t1111 diJ Ia hlotorr. BERRY'S oecnc~ : In 1801 P .... ldont Jolla Adoma II>POinted Marsblll of VIrginia chill ,luallce of lbe Joha UnltedSte141o. In I 1192 obllaDII Ill the Spr!ag!lel4, Mall., YMCApla)>od the llrat o!!!clal lolllkelllall came. The pmtll Will invented by Dr, James NaiBmlth to JJnwlde IDdoor exBrctae. 111 11136 Britain'• Klow George Vdlod. In ' liM ~ Baines J- 1011 WU IDugurated. Cor hit tlrlf. elected term aa Presklent of the United Steteo. . A . tb!>Uihl . for lbe da y: Nichola• l(ufrar Butler aatd: •• Aft upert Ja one who knowa more and ..... about leu and . lell."' ' a 67-43 non-!aaauewtnov- or '!l'a- Slllorday nlglltatlM· laod. ' ~ In tho "'''nlllcmiolutea. Wlhlma won&. eol4 and the lfloroudero put lhrou&h 211 otralrhl polntl II the lrfaiOil c.c:.niana COlch -Don ~· FaJcona, were to aci:none 1bot. however, wid! an overaU 3-4 alate lt wu one ot tiMI c:tdllle1tperioclJ for the •eaaon, got oil. to ~ S-o In lOcal~ lll!lala. muaitna !fighlanders Top Tornad(J Siio!hern•I Tomodoal plared violttiw .Southwestern down tothe .lire liuore llnally 78-69 ill'a 'souihornValley Alhletlc con- _u,. ference b1.1ko!l1all OU!Iog at Rad• Slllurday niKIC. I Adami' Tomwl981, Positive Allergic Tests Clinch Asthma Diagnosis ' BJ Vnltect Preas lnternl.doml 1 "'""'""It oftell.:: !' ' ' LOS IIWI Glbrlol or Only pmea scheduled T:.gers Seek Second Upset In Two Uleel-" i .U aeores l'lmd&J. Tho vicloey wao the 12th In Ster Game. Danon's ftrlt pUI Will a tix7ard llrlke to Bob Trumpr or the Clnelmatl Bonpla lor the West's flrat too-. ODd hla two _ . _ . sst up lbe LOS ANGELES (UPll- A lut --co~ Gornlllll' (UPll- ' - ~.. touchOOwo 1>7 tile Woat doomed the Ealll 10..'7 In 1111 Natlonil Foo1ball !Mill"' 1'1'> A!llerk«n-llom EIIeoi> ZWmer pme, 1118 Weill Gormaa _ . 1 llaliro . ...IIIII ~ NAPA, Calif, (UPl}-RaiD w1t11 2028.hainta. lorced pooljloneJilft ~ play 1ft the Kalaw golf ~ lor lbe ' WMIIINGTON (UPll-Tbe - - slraigllt dly. •rJI the Dlllldct 0( ,a h"•"•' C\iln~ Stadlt!Dl .... formally . !i'anlad to . tlie Robert F. ~ Ma"'l'riaJ Stadium 1>7 ...,.m. SYDNEY, Auatralla (UPll- TOIII' Roche Aultrallaa COU!lteyman RGd LaYer "' lbe Bin&lel tltla round of u.e' Jilow Soodh Wales ._ . . abamplcmlhlj>a. Marprlll Court ol Allltrla (UPO Auatralla defeated ~ tlie pemJIIOIII,: wldch ... ute -~ . . _...,._ olAutrlaWII rictoq "' the Coaalo lor lbe 110JD80o1 tro..ft. -'18 I'.' lot.!JO IICCIDdl tor two runl. • • • • • • •••••• • • • • • • 0 ••••••••••••• 0 ••••••••••••• I Lady Marauders Win Two Games 1be Meigs Olrls• Freshman ballkelball team, In wlmlng Ita llrll two atarts ol lbe ......,, cup aDII S. Soulaby 4 each and P. - · M. MldkUr IIIII J, Diehl wltll 2 each, In lbe Kyger put doom K>aor Crook 30-.ZI IIIII Crook game for Melp. MatuaeSoulbem 17-12, D, Ollllnger and w1.. ba<l 10, Grim 6, Athey 4, S. Hall had 8 aaeh, D. Wise- and Mllchelll for Kyger, In the Radne pme, P. liar- ria had 9, D. Ollllnger 4, M. Klq ODd S. Hall with 2 aaeh lor Melp, 11114 Hill with 6, Weat ~rn& SCORES and Gooch with 3 each, were scorer• for Racine. Preas lnternaUonal East ' . W. L Pet. GB llalilmore •.•• 33 il ."150 ··" Boston ••••.• 31 14 •G89 2lh Phllldelpllla ... 30 14 .682 3 New York ..... 32 19 , 627 flh Clne-tl .... • 25 22 .532 9lh Detroit ....... 19 27 .413 15 Milwaukee •••• 14 34 .:192 21 West W. L. Pet GB Loa Allgelea ... 32 15 ,681 A!lonte •.•••• 30 17 •638 2 Chicago . .... . 21 27 .438 ll'h San Fran. ••••. 20 Z7 . 426 12 Son Dlago ..... 19 :19 .396 13\1 Seattle .••..•. 15 33 .300 18 Phoenix ••••.• 9 39 ,188 23\1 SUndaJ's Results Son Fran. 98 Phlla. 97 Detroit 180 Chicago Ill A!lo,.. 100 Now York 96 San Djego 136 Phoefllx 118 Loa A.-leo 132 ClneiNEI 117 Only !!IJI!el scheduled Molda,y's Games ~~Hal!lmDetrol('..._ Muwaukee at Madlaon, WIL Only pmeo scheduled Louisiana, with 55.lllncbes, hal the greatest annual averace ralnflll of any state in the conllneDial United . Mlabola .. Jacot .. ,... 0( lbO.S " "-· -~ -=-lhaJI .., . TO ~~~u.r...,.ocoi1 Growlfor."""e ~ -~IOintli PJD!IiL ', ' two 114 Court St. , ......, IT ALL llelilvt it. . $159.95 BAKER - . Phooo 992-2966 Yoo have !!lilt it II ="::. _._ Dnls-Waraer las., pluobinr. Slore ~ ..,.,........,.u_,... • + ,.. !Ia<..,. S.. us for ad· vice. Gels IIU!Idry .,.in111 clan. Uses just 10 1111111s o l .,d lilly 113 ... dalsi...t. SpiiHiry a I"" ift j!!SII mi ""'· C.,llltt, \IOfllbll ...relll!llllt n, !IJI C., lbe "'"'lOIII,·' . " , tu-:l!IU, Uwrtll P'-!f lltS.:li?. I_.-••~•".. COieb Duk Bur·-" Goll1 ........... IOI....,.Id."-"f,OtlkL ' · . .._ ...... _ . • · • ' ~ -.-I I Acadll111. High School Blue Devil I ~ ~~. npn~w 11<1111111 -...11 ~ ._ .... ..-.• . - aaw I! lOitolat !Mit dwindle. in Ute lut. 35 seccnds So•""'•~ _. ..... at ...~•. •·· II Eut Ull st. , ,._ vcn. .Satardl.r and .... ~ to Coal G ...... held _..., ........ Cll;r. " - Yll'll. .. F-~ · In ' ~~-'"'s _ __.. · ron .,.t oa to aeore a '13-68 wln over the ~HCJII"1o ~- ""''"' Doll ..... 11r _.n... ~ ........, . . _................... _ _....,._ 1 u.-•-• .-;,.)1&1"1• Ill11 -.,"'""" l~oi-- • f ..,_.._ D w• ·~ pt:riod. .......,.ILdlen.IQo!IIM!IIIIom.._-.a,to. st. The Blue Dhlli held a13-fl:.leadw"iu.as seeoms left when 'rum ......._ttL to. n.. .......... 8l.Jb ,._. Sjplilcer, W Mftlor IUII'd. Who.· lblabed wJill 12 polnt.a, colleeted 'Ida ';:0._....0: ~~':::': Dflii,JJel'ioaal loui. .JbD Hall, ._a. jwdor Horaet forward, made4nB : ;=::,=..-;:-~~ ill to cat II to 7M4, • . '. ' ' ,........, · ~· ·"''h --Do¥11oa7..'!ovenll.· · IIIII llll<e Fe!!'- Ia Soodlollotern Oblo Alhletic M ~ 'et!otet, lilt .': ·pia)> G.AHS to W tlod for lourth ' .illl1 llllha .-of. ' Pllie- '-"alllll1'0nton. Tbe . Qtr !Oulad HallllllllbiiHat.. ~llovll• travalto~llteharlt,. · Y"" lorllllllr!"""...o.tl\idlll' . . . II to 73-68. II , k .,0 ~.-.. ,, Junior In jho jii?A;)AJ. :ii'hll a 8,6}'e<Gr« ,. mortgage. HOOVER WASHER Vllllo"Polill .... fll;uta. ,__._,, 0111ao .·.,...;d a btaee .of ough? This insurance migld only poy off the 30 I'IMI"*'dllbo..,._kllail,rlltn.o.w. 110 IIIM'-tle 81., Olllot ,.._ _. Could you afford to buy a net..v home or rebuild your homo? You probobly hovo .,fire and ext~~tnded coverage" insurance with yow morttaae, but is thia en- By United , .·~~~~ ro • •••••• I • ~d lhii Hoii\i ;, switcW • I =·=c:,.w::;:;; Ma . tth F .d bo ' h rs':taTIIE::te::s~.D~A~n~.,~~="""""""'=,_.,...., :u; ~ra::"~ :,: . · ews, en er sc .........!..:::."'.,... .~ ~ow': ~USHEil ·And Pr · ose. Get 15 Each' ""--.'."=.··.--ail "'-- ... ~. a..• ...•• · ·.. ... 0 Hoo- Tue...., 0 .. 0 too-.. . and ...7 ... fll ............ s.r..n, 0 West's IIOXI two Paoo No.2 wao an 81 -yml bomb to Floyd LU11e of the Denver Broocol that put the ball on tile Eaat one..yard line llld No. 3, 1esa than a minute later, a 31)'arder to Warren Wells of tbe Oakland Raiders, Pit the ball on the Eaat Iii - 11114 led directly to seorea. Anderson almoat ,gut the p t horns ID the third period with a 2S-yard punt tllat pve lbe Ealt By FRED MCMANE lJOIMision on tbe West'S 36. UPI~Writer Three pl&¥1 later Don Meredith Rival eooches.got a good IDok COLUMBUS (UPl} - Wltten- ol Dallas lilt Paul Warfield ol Slllur<IIIY night at to berg Uolverait;r'a giant • kiiUng CIOYI!and wltll a 34 • )'ard Iouck ...,.., from the UCLA basketTlpro 110 .., another hunt Wod- Mwn PIIB to put the Eut abead. ball team next year without AU' neoc1ar DialltJACKWNVn.LE, Fla. (UPD- America Lew Alclndor gazing Tbirteen da,ya ago, Wlttenbere Len Dawson completed Cllly four down their throats- trouble. ~ Central St1te 18-47 With tho 7-loot-1-lnch AI.._. rankecl MCUid among small eol- paaseo - hilt lie really made - o n l y 17 mlnules .... them count. lops at the limo. The West was tral!lnll 19-3 contributing jull Diallt polnta, Now the t9th..i:-lted ·Tigera the .. lbe U.,-ranked llrulna reHed otate's only omboateD team •(10- before the Kanaas Clt;y heavily on a strong bench 0}, . _ to derail !lfth.,.atod Aah- <8!1'e off tile bench at lbe slarl Saturdal' night to humble the ol the ......, half llld led the 111114 (1f-1}. Unlverolt;r of 100-64 In A.tbland, wllieh Ia aeeldng Ita • nattona!.lj> televised contest. Saphomore Steve Pattenon, lith strligl!t win, has .Bll......J jult 31.,,1ill9int• Ha eame.. ·r.h e . ·•, ··;- . ··: . . the heir-apparerrt. to Aldndor, F.Qila , ftm&t8d · Welt•J Vfrllnla •. .. . r., . :. :. ~" · '• I~ rpt~· bla ·~ - a:ame ~ for Ti><h to J6i, 18 poldlt Saturda,y ]iiJ'#J. 01.:..-UCLA · and showed eVot7Une C H.U.;e that the Bruins have nothing to nil!bt In tllelr 37-18 romp. rear at the center position IIOXI A JommecliJOcl!ed ei'GWd ol f. , 000 11 lll)eeted at Alhlaad. · The Meigs Manuder matsmen 801100 by controlllna the boorda . Five &aNI ar• on tap to- finished ' llfth in 1 field of seven ODd atart1ng ....,.al taat nl&bt - Ohfo State at Georgia ' teams ln Ill Ironton tournament breaks. Junior suard Jolll Vallal,y ODd Tti'Ch, Weatorn Kentuek:Y at oar- SobU'dl)'. toa, Oberlin' at W.,-ne s t a t e Points of the varlous teams, lleldor guard Blll Snek a1ao (Midi.), Buffalo state at Cleve- in order of their finish, were, - · lnatrumenlal In tile IODCI State ODd RID GrancleatOak- lrootoo, 98; <lleSIJ>Oake, 85;Wll- Brulna' victory with 18 and 15 )and Ci\r (Ind.), mi-. 81; Portsmooth, 78; points respectlve]J', and IOI>h ' lD Mid. American Coaference Meigs, 39i Nelsonville-York,. 37, CUrtis Rowe pt.,.od • fiDe actloo: front • 1'lllllllnc Miami aDd hlrland, IS. detenalve game ad scored 14 nipped Bowling GreeD 71 • 69; Meigs wrestlers placins: were points, The remainder or the UPI u., Keat state tOUted Weltem Mlcb- Mike Mullen, secoad; Bem,y saw action 5atun1ar alao lpn 113-Q ODd Obio U. lr'- Wright ODd Don Hart- bolh 10 Toledo 92.86 in overtime. thlrds, anti Mike Roush, J o h n were successful. Second-ranked . Klllt Slate reeled olf IB stralabt . Domlgen alld Cod)' Booth, fourths. North Carolina Wake polnta, II 1>7 Tom Lapllch Malgs 11111 hoot Parkersburg Forell 9f.S9, third-ranked Sara llnlllled with 36, tO move Into S<Mh al5.]). m. at Meigs Clan whiPDed San Jose st. Btan IDlcatchable 62..'!11ead. Hlgllln Middleport. f9, fourth • ranked DIIVIdoon oqueezed by VMI 66-64, lixlllOblo u. 10 0( 12 free u.r.. In overtime after TAKE KOBAYASHI CROWN raoked Kenluek;y '-<! Ta~· Jom Mil' two free thi-ows tor MAND..A ('UPl).-Hiroahl Kounsee 69-66, JeYtftth:.ranked N 111m Tolado !lad tbe ...,... 70-79 ODd boruhl ol J - has baen "' co State cle!eated torc:ed the extra 181alm. ~...~ or hla -'-1d ··-•T...s. El Puo 110-65, ·•-til-...... ~• -~ ....,. Kart, Toledo and .Oblo a r e lislttwlfghl 11t1o by lbe World ronked st. Jolin's clobbered 2-!1 Ill lbe MAC llhlle Miami Ia C<undl be<IUIO 0( bla Weat VIrginia 91.Q. lllnthunbeaten Ill five starta. elloaod reiUsal to hoaor a. . . . - Kana• odgod Kanau c:ontract to llgllt Reoe -..len- Stote 73-67 IIIII tenth.,.ankod FORTNA WINS to• of ne l'llllfllldneo, VU!anova lliopped VPI70-SI, POIIORJE, Yua<Jalafia (UPl} ___ ...._., ~----.. NAME Fp-Fpl Fta-Fbn PI PI& S.Fielcta •.••..•••••...•••••• 1·1 5 3 , ••• w.u.•t .............. . . 1-1 Call ••••••••••• • •.•••••••••• }..1 3-1 2 3 lhi. lo ........... . . . . . ...... llr.U.. .,..,.. ... ..-t" T. Fields ·• , • •• ••••• • ••• 1U t-3 2 13 2 2 RIHr ••••••••••••••••• ll..J. I~ a. Clark • • • 26-8 3-0 4 16 GWlapte ••..•.•• 2-0 ~ 0 0 Herndou ••••••• .•• •.•.•••••.•• W 3-2 4 6 G. Flelcla •• o • • • • • • • • • • • • • o • • • • 0..0 ~ 0 I 15-7 20 43 TOTAlS . , . . . . . • • . . . • • . . . . • 58-18 MEIGS NAME l.'p-FIIJII Fta·Fbn Rb PI Pta. Heuler . • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • a..2 I~ 1 3 4 Tyo •••••••••• o o • • • • • o • • 17·7 7-6 10 2 20 Uyers o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • 11-4 I II 7-3 15 B. Werry ••..•••••...•••.. 5-2 ~ I 0 4 Ault •••••• 11..3 5-2 6 3 8 I~ 0 0 J. Werry •••• , • o , • • • • • • • • • • 1~ 0 Walters •••...• o • , • • , • • • • • • 7-4 w 7 2 10 Robl.nson ••.••••• o • • • • • • • • , 0.0 ~ 0 0 0 What Would Happen I~ 2 I 0 a ~~ ······· ···· · o···~ If A Fire Destroyed Slnlth • • • • • • • - • • • • • • • • • • • • 0...0 ~ 0 0 0 TOT A1.S • • , .... , • • , • , • , , • • 60-22 2t-13 t7 13 57 Y011 Home? 17 Minutes, UCLA Romps out the win. ' W.AHAKA Lew Plays the 19..me aeries lor the Well against 18V8D losses bill It took an explolive drive In tbe final Utree minutes tor the Welt torecord Ha only touchdown and Pill ' MEII>'I BOX SCOJIES ~Ali­ ':J"" . Tue...., (UPl} - Bo- way' to a 3845 vi~ over tho lbe Loa Anae· Eaat In lbldoJ'• eltilllh -..1 AmerlcoDF..-!1 a Fll..... withl8 ANGEJ..i]l •.• a A-. 80 polnta. DaDe Walters also lilt 111-e ftcureowlth 10. Joff Tyo, Malp' prtWIIIa!JWS.l Matsmen in .,, '• «-:~2 vtetorr. Chi!> Haaerv. olxht lleldere, and '1'00)- wt&fl 11, and Mle!l Childa" tO Field•, a senior, -., 13. polits led the winner& whBe Hal· The Fll...,. bit <ri)o 18 of 58 stead was hip for Wahama with alteQts !r.., the lleld fora cold IS. I 31 per cent wtrl1e the Muauden Wal>aml trovelo to nam.n · ....... 22 of 60 atteqto for 38 nlpt and aoe• to Sout!>·per <:ent. •••tero Fridi.Y night. Met,• r~ llalp rot f7 rebound• to lbe turns to SEOAL competltloo at Fa! <OM 41 11114 JciO- Mieio ~ -Friday. the Marauder~ lntnatdepertme.-BY QUARTERS wlth 15. WaharnS ••.•••• 1 12 29 43 • · In theprellmi!III'I'Pmlo Coach Mal&• •••••.•• 10 30 42 57 II lor tho Manudero IIIII Junlcr quarter. • Terry Ohllnasr'• Meig01quad aot J-19 jwdor Clark, 1 polnto .., -...... Joa M.Yero !dloloodwltlt W. I. Pet. GB leo Ramo and Domy Anderol lbe Green Bar Packero ,.... Bob Diddle with 25 points oa II - - ..... 24 17 .585 lllaDklnl iodo>' lhllt the Weal All• lleld goalo ard three!ntthrowa. Keirtuctq ••••• 21 20 .512 3 Stero '""' the National F~ lndtana • • • • . 22 23 •t89 4 Gar)' Norrta. anotttfr Junior, ~.ea., Pro Bowl game ODd kept · followed with 17 polnll 11114 ...,. Miami ...... 18 21.f62 5 them from being the "JD&tl.'' ol New York, ••• 12 28 ,800 11\1 lor Stew Shuler Md: 14,. t h e . West ·· Southwestern hit an 29 of 54 rn.tead, Goln-al .... voted ll}o. attempts f'rom the Oeld tor a W, I.: Pet. GB most nluable pla,yer aod Ancltrstrons 54 ,Per cent )lr:hile the TOJ"oo Oaklalld • • • .. • 35 4 •987 aon was balled for hl1 ke)' role alllioes !allied on onl)l 28 or '19 Denver ••• , .• 25 16 .610 11 In lbe 10-7 vletoey over t h ~ lor 35 per cent. The 'rictor)' ..,.. New Orleans .. 20 24 ,455 l'l'h East All-Stars. peel the Galllan1' rec:OI'd to 4-f.. Los Al>gelea •. 19 23 .452 l'l'h Carroll Dale, lbe GrOOII Jill' ln the conference am~ ovenU. Dallal ••••• ' 16 22 .421 18lh The Tornadoes pulled dOWD 37 Houoton •••• • 13 27 .325 22'h end who oneeWas"tabrtel'lte&m· mate on the Rams, shared in the Sunday's Result. rebounds compared to 33 by the honon with the Los Angeles quar. winners. Diddle topped Soutbem oakland 116 New York 105 terback for hll key eatehaa that rebowlllng with 15 lnd Charlea Mlam1145 Loa Angeles 120 llelpod 110t up both or tile W o a t Beman"• 11 was high for SOUtb- DenYer 111 Dalila 88 -m lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. 6 ol 7 !ret Gal7 ~paced tho Pro. All-Star Tilts Pllll'liw anim!Jn,vedbrandofbJU, inatched point lor polnl with their (laiiia cOur.cy toea torllractleaii.Y Ill, the game except In the third quarter. The Hlglllalllero rlj>ped t h e cOrdi tor %3 pobSs to Southern's U In thi third eliht minute aagIDeltl llld hold a 59-44 margin ,...a II was over. coach Lloyd Myers' vlaltlrw team .hadalsolect weatern. 17-12 11 the dose of lbe Drat The Llt!la TorJadoospullodolf period aod as:ao at halftlm•. a 39-32 win in the reserva pme. Keith (".arter, the iharpshoot-- Southern waa led by brolbers -1'18 6-0 senior for Southwestarn, Borry aDd Gory liar! with llllld was lbe malnetay for lbe visitors 10 points, respectively, wlii!e In lbelr llrll halleiXorlwhon lie Jack Watara got 19 for 5cJutb;. IIi* 80 pbtnts. western. Carter, wllohaclavoragedabout tra1J01a toEaatemfor 23 polob per pmo going Into the a TUesday evening cootelt and it elaab qal!lll SOuthern, finished at Kyger Creek Frldoy niP~ with 33 ·oo If buckets from tho Southw'estarn ls llatecl to hott lioor ODd IIWI at !he IOul l!na. wahlma Friday night. ~lmmle Walker, a 5-101'! • ..,. , BY QUARTERS lei'; also turned !n anoutatancllrw SOutl\western •• •• 17 36 59 78 o«Wlw · eUort lor Soutllwest- Soulhera •• , • • , 12 30 44 69 ltrn •• ·he hit 8 fielders m:t 9 soliTHIVilSTERN (78} i:hariq iosHs for 21. The only earter, 1~; Beman, 3-2-.8;: qther lllchlander In dooble Walker 11+21; Stout 1-1-3; Mor- , 'l!aure• was . !lava Morpn, gao ~13; TOTALS ~78. " !ritb 13. . SOUTIIERN (69} . . Sou1bem,- 1-Gintheeonfer· Di:ldle, ll..S..25; Sbuler, 64.14; anceud 1··-11 tor the eeuon, wa• Norris, 74o!7; Sllaln, 2-6-4; P.i'OI~Ill ocorlog apln b7JUD!br fttl, 11-:i-6; B. HW, 2+t. TOTALS • 2&.13-69, . .. BFIUCE BIDSBAT By BRUCE BIOSSAT NEA Was~ington Correspondent A mother writes that her WASIUNGTON (NEA) son, ,3\1, hao ha4 asthma olnce he was I. Tests lhoW AU&nta's incredible construction boom keeps going oil that he Is .aUerglc to bouse and on, serving aWl as the safety valve that has kept the dUJt and dog cl!lndruH. ODe city's unemployment levels lower than most cilies and doctor fi8YS bls symptom• generally minimized the strife that plagues the otbera. · maY be due to cystic fll!ro. Unique ss a kind ~f "headquarters city" for the whole ail. This moll!er waals to South, Atlanta nevertheless bas been moving r.apidly !mow how to tell which dlngtoward the physical and social pattern of typical northern DOsls Is right. cities. It lo true that some conluIts black ghetto is enlarging as rural folk ndur into the magnet center with its promise ·of better work~ tt_s quotient lion may arise from the fact of mllltanta has grown, and it has had its modesf.&bge.of that the coulllllq· ID~ whe... riot troubles. ~of a cbiJd wlth cystic fl. brosls may ~gest asthma. Yel the oabataldlal proportion of moderate blaeb, rolled Positive aner c tests would Ill a sellbll where llselr own edU<atlo!181 lllstttutl..s aDC! · llncb" tlie · •U · ,, ._le,~rises ~!!!' m~eh more • fa<l of Ufe lbaa lzj ' . . .~ ,.fila~ ' l!!hllt most most eliiOI, love soa(lll lltadlly to achieve their IOIIa· cases sUe fillrooll are ohorl ol mllllaocy and vloleace. · • diagnosed Infancy ·a few They have been aided\'!' to now by an WJCOmmon polltlare Dot de uai!J later. cal condition that allowed them, in coalition with Allsnla's One reliable test lor c)'ll!c more moderate North Side whites, to eleel relatively profibrosis Is measurement of greaslve mayors who have shown consistent concern for tbe 1alt content of the sWeat their problem•. which Is greally elevateci ui But thai coalition, aupporied in uctton by a "downtown .this 41seaae. Ills, of cour10, · leadership" acutely anxious to maintain AUanta'a Imago as possible 101' a child to have a forward-looking, expanding ~tty congenial to new ...,. both dlleaaes. nomic development, is this ·year in dll!lcully on two counta. Q-My 10a; ~~ has bad Aging Mayor Ivan Allen Jr., widely heralded as a ptoasthmatic broncrulla lor four gresslve who has labored ciogeedly to oolve his city'• yearo. AJic!ut a fear t~ t1ie raelal aod other problems In a temperate atmosphere has doctor started giving bl de' decided not to run for a third lour-year term. senslllsiDg shots, }Ita 1a1t AI the same lime, the blaet ..mmlllllly, tesll showed that he Is DOW aware of 111 political power and llleaeapUiy ar&ill oa more sensitive 'to ho1Jaa <lust, ll!e Yotllll mlHtaats, lalb Ibis year of ......,., a wool aDC! festhert· thatl he leader for mayor. OUIIIandi!ll Jll'Oipee)l an Stale SelL was before be •lartlid takiDI Leroy Jollll10n, Dnl N'eiJ'O In llie GeviJa Lelllla'-e, .., the lhota. DOes this mean tlie VeS'II8D Jordaa, l't!lpeeletl direOier of die Veled ~ sbota bave. fallad! Wouid a Pnjeel wblck played a bll role lls the greally laereusd clumge ol 'lllwlte help him! blaCk rectstralloa Ill reeest eleetl-. ·. ~DiUM .. Iidecllou It II considered certain that a serioUJ bid for eltber maa do · Dol help fll 8riluilatics would bring blin moat of the city's black voter support and !IPP8ftDUy ilavo DOt but not enough white baeklng to elect him. Some obalrvhelped your JIOil. Since houiO ero say be w0uld need 30 per cent of the wblte .vote to wiD. dust, wool and featlien' · Ia DO waY "related io I = Unlltely to win, a black candl4ate neverthelesa woUld tioa, a DIO\'e would aot solve dealroy the Iong-flllltliooing coaDtlon of blacb aod Norlh your problem. Emotlcmal Side whites. The jodgment Is thalli would produce a run-· !acton are often involved Ill off eleclion between the black eholc.,. and a more COillel'V· the astilmatic ·attacu o1 alive white candidate with strorig appeal to the city's South children. These should be Side whites. lookecl Into by· a child. psyIa ncl a teal, lbe lerecoae .-Juloa Is that ll!e w'*e ehaloatst. Meanwhile, ' there eandldate w..W. wblla- an4 Pe ll!e oo;~ an DilDY ~ ·~ 'dol> model tfagresslve ..-~ dly, ...........u.e lbr_caD prei!Ctlbe to control eNlp I COmperable to ,that -~~~ at ,... ale the aothmatlc attacks. leYellty GeY. Maddu. ' . ·' . . ~uently, Au.nta's 1 t r O·D g I 1 c;obellve 4owntcllm 'Q-My-. t,lo ~ leaden are pressing beavny oo'.tlle black COIIUIIomlty Dol to ~ lltltlgo. Ho was ·lil•ea to put up a candidate of 1t1 OWII"bllt to eel behhMI 8DOIIlor desenal~llhOII lor a year · moderate olthe Allen atripe1> c,; · · · but .wben hti was st1m1 •Pin No one of AileD's itature is in BiJht, bllt the two lilell· be bad to be ..tmltted' tll·the whoae names are llear4 moll Rodney Cook a booPitai: Sboujd· bt C(llllljlue liberal Republican preaenlly on llie · 'or ildmnlm, ,;,d io .tue ihe"lhnh? ·u so Jiolr· VIce Mayor Samuel MasseD. OGOio Is believed to be the ~~~ and tclr'ii"o;, loo " . ~ establlshmellt favorite. . · With mtlltant preaaurea beavy; the decision for the blacll commomlty wW ·be an excruciatltlg one. Probably It wW have to be made by late spring•. · · The big CGunterpressure Ia th4 very real proopact that enterinJ( a black canclldate may ~,.., arcl>conaerva• . •· Uve white ma7.or. By some curio!l' JII'O!'OII of ICiclalcbemlstry, AUsota • blact moderate• -m to !eel they ilave as much at slake as the wblte bualjiesa eliablllhment Ia jho city's famouJ "imace. •• It la 10~ mOlt e"Wes yearft for and cannot CGnie within mllsl ·of· aCble'llnc. .• ' · ,~ch Jim -·fill' lq)hlmGI'e, topped IIi tcOI'IH will! 1 0( 11 lbe llold llld Malp, at lbe cdldUiion of a olqw, dollblntollrlll,.arter,iid i&-7, b ) ' - 110'12, Wahluba not aeorilw a lleld ""' In the ill'lt 111 m l - ol the . - West Triumphs In 2 Elst Atlanta Negroes' Progress At Stake in Next Election BY JACK O"BRIAN . .<:oach carl WolfeandhloMelp The Marauder a, nott' 1~ -oothe ~-n aot their llrat ·~ eoqht lbe FIIC... orr teote of .~ctoey for the IV6&.ell ruard with on aar]J'Ieodllldware buketiliu seaoon when lbe1 .._ In !r(luble. r. Uons. T._ _!!IllY Soltllnol, llllli!I-""Oiheroy, JIIUI') ZO, IH9 - wltb." "iF ~nstitute It On I ;Marauders· Get Season's First Win, 57 to 43··, ' ' •' dlmetlslon';' in tbe economle pleiure-thfs a - t W!JIInjpless of - l e to ~ ra~~ incrfaslft* ps. 'Triditioo.uy> ' say~ .Walter · H~. exeeutlv;e vltto presidlint of the ~ .,. Amerlca1. •:Jbe 1 Am~an cODsumer hu • rMCtad to bi!lber .Prices by ~g: 'II that car ill so 'ilarnea much I'm not golli4 to buy it. I'll walt untO it gets olieapir. Tbls attitude belped brlllg j>rlees baek Ill Une." Today, evidenUy no one beUevea priCes wW ever get bact Ill One. So lnatea<l of relrencbing, they iie buying now, and undoubtedly many are doing so In the belle! that if ·theY don't, they wW only have to pay hlgber prices Ill the future. Hoadley !J conlldent that J\,~emment restraints on ·the economy, fly conUnued heavy lues and high Federal lieserve :b;tterest rates, will put tbe brakes on lnllatlon In 19118. But U they don'l"then we've got a new ball game In whloh the momentum and the lnfiationary psycbology are going to build up a terrific bead of steam aDC! lead us Into an adjust· mont that we are not going to ·be happy Ameri<ana have had it good lot a long lime, especially llloae born oince the lllte l1301. The queaUon now ariael : Have they had It too good for their own goodt Remembering that tbere Js a miltoflty that has always had It not so good whatever the state of the economy, for the mass of middle-class Americanst the 31 or so years beginning just before World War II have · been one steady upward ... ,. ·' ll - • · ~· · · '. 80 •ill• rolling in ,from buylno .,,.. ~ We c:Gn your family II' no give ys a ' call. the �• s~mi~~;;A~;;mbl~s At·Burr. Oak Park.' , ' ·~ BURR 0.-\K Sf.-\ TE P-'RK here- (IIPO - Ohlo'l 108th General AI~ uoembled lor ll1e ~ of lntenlive blcltlfoqldlnl seminar a on tne1. ediiC&tim and welfare in Ohio. Sellionl bQ1n Tuesday momand c 0 n c l u d e Thursday morntne. No formal proposals • pardsan policies will come GUt or the workshops, legislative leader& said. ma wvltare. 'lbursdo.Y """"""' a crlll!p 1nc1 evaluation ~ on all the diiJ<:UIIiOftS WU plumed. Burr Oak - . Park. .loca!W 17 mUes north of AtheU, lJ 3,314 aero tacUlt;r. ll a 60- p-ama, released Last Friday by Houle Speaker Charles F. Kurfe••· R-Bowling Green, includ- ) ,., ' 'J H od: 'i Discussions on Taxes -Discussions Tuesday on the pup::taea ol a tax structure and the evolution oC Ohio's tax aye- - .- ~;· -.- Oblo'l objectives !or, in. ftlvement in and commitment ' i /UJJt Skeleton • !• .: Sessions Due ·,•' :• InColumbWJ COLUMBUS (IJP0 The tldrd week o1 tho 108th General Al-ly opeoed here tDnl8ht with a>ly llkeloton oesoloos pl•mod. A mojorlt;y af the otate's legillatDrl were at Burr Oak State Park Cor rour claya of seminars CID tuea, edllcatioo and wet.. . ln formal proceedings or the ses- - . while oo ronnal action . Is ttbll. Several billa were expected to be - e o d this week and roComod In otandlng commltu>eS lor bearings atortlD8 next week. ... 4, 1:, ' ·'' • Lut woek, 10 CU~stltutla>al ..,...,.,.,.., were introcklced in U.O Gama1 A11embly, with 27 biDo Ill the -.., and oeveral Ill tho Sellala. <lao bUI was pasoed by the JbJao lnd oonl ID the ! J~ Zane Traee ()toes) 85 Weltt&ll 57 Lancaster 66 Miami TTace 56 DRIVER DIES TURIN, Italy §!iunano, who raeed for Flat when the Tu rln Company waa an International grand prix competitor, once eJocked 115 mllea per hour ln 1918 ia a British race and wa1 erowned Florida 110 Furman 65 Navy 87 Baltimore 67 lluntllgtn 94 81 Grmblng 109 TOM A&J 104 Vllnova 70 Va. Tch 57 Rlchmnd 80 Wm & Mary 75 Mldwelll Ohio st. 98 Web. 85 Dayton 86 DePaul 83 Mo. 74 Iowa st. 58 LMngsln .lf,.._, f, Edwa"ls, H...ard Dt.1do\ Roy R~ 1 Crown City; Rlchai'd Ba.oo, ., liJRTIIS . , ' , E. crabtree, I'Arl D. WIYie, Rt. 2 Bldwell; Mrs. Noila J. Frf: Mrs. Roger c. ExUne,Jac~, - 'Mrs. ' Paul b.' ,BradburY aild tnRL 2 Galltpolls; E. McKee~ daughter, 6;48 a. m. S&lutii!IY; Iiiii son', Mrs. Harold F. Jeffers ne.y, RL 1 Bidwell; Mrs. Mrs. W"Uaon C. Bond·. iaCk~, and ~nrant son,Mrs..Y.encUR. MV. Our•, Rt. 2 Crown City; Mr'a. son, 10:15 a. 1IL st.qardly; Mrs. kiM, Mr_s. James Bna, Jr., c. Carey Cox, R( 2 Galllpoli1; ROnnleE.Sllven,RL1Thurman. Henry . H. Bright. Miles E. Hoon, Charles M. T""'or, Rt. 1 All_!'~ daughter, 4:20 p. J11. Sundll)'. Mrs. Lee Roy Mayes, Mrs, Roy w. Va.; Uoyd £. Esque, ~- • DISCHARGES ' E. Northup~ Mrs. Harold Stewart, polls Ferry, w. va.; Everett W. George lL Wyant, Pamela J,1" Homer R. SWeQt. Mrs. McKinley rume, sr., RL 2 Leon. W. VLi Wilson. Mrs. Elvtr~ E. W~e, Wagoner, Paula t.. . Gibba, Mrs: Forrest F. Legg, Rt. 2, Letart; Mrs. ~ We~, Narda W~ Frar* G. Smldl, Marshall Loean. Jesse E. Jewell, Rt. 1 Leta_r,!; mer, WQI!om M. Wallolp, Klm- Mro, MrRonnieE.B.LeonHarvsae~~~rlsnfaandnt O"-· H. VanMeter, Mason, w. berb D. Smith, Lon. E. Sargent, son, s.. ~-~, M t~·t M ~•te E. War va.; Mrs. EpamiMndas Rallln&, Mrs. Dorsel F·. Ruuell, r a. IWIII son. rs. DUUU • ~ Rl 2, Letart; 'l'aD'lmY L.. Field~ CecU W. Rice, Norman C. Mead~ ,. . den and infant son, Mrs. WUl~t,m er, PL Pleasalt; Dale L Me Com· ows, Gerald L. as, PL Pleasam; Sandra L. aline, Rt 1 West Columbia; Linson H. Stebbins, SyraeUM;~s.Dora ~· , J. Roush, Micklleport; Jo AM Fitch, Rt. 1 Portland; WOllam H. Herdrlcks, Rt. 1 Racine; Mrs. · Nettle B. Wright, sYracuse; Kefloo neth v. Wells, Ashland,~. ;Mrs. John H. Kitchen, Coal Grove; Mrs, Emily E. Dixon, RL 4 OOk HOI; Mn. Mike C. Stapleton, M~Kee, Jr., Mrs. L. White and infant son. OP1'0METRJST . •· ~ " r ' •' ' '' · · Ot'I!1C£ HOORS V:3.0 TO, 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON 0!1 THUiiS,l '·-:- t;AST COURT ST., PC;)YERO)' . !:::::::::;;;;;;;;;::;:;;::: ••;'.' :;• :; I ••• •"'f" .~ .. .,•.•l ....., 1.'00 ., ~.•. '• .• •' -·-· 1 •. ' •if • qt. . .. ' SCOT LAD• MARGARINE .5(q~~r st!cks),l e 00 SCOT LAD Be CHEESE 2 TOILET TISSUE ' ' lb. pkg. 4ROLL39 PKG. ' JO BO 12~~: ICE 5 DOG ,LAO ........,."""" ~to pkk ttllftti141.Pin I I J11.1l"-.llr't 1M~ M.tl Alitt ••• the fllatlf... ltlat giftll 'fOU tl the ~ ...,..,.. iit BeltiCO 't lliOMt' prtetd ft'!Odft: Eitlutiwl Uni~Ut~td" ~l.lllury~IJIIto;.'-ful~lngcoiltwitiiCOII~ ~M~Qtllln. DeiL11111 dftOflllor 1\dclilo. #I" ktr t C4mlorlllblll49.9$. WI'IJ' not Pit' llltW.It rignl no., elld biQ ~ olthlt olltr wtlile fl !Hit. . Att.IIIL J(IIICIII'tiiMptfOOdiMttreudoofm l(llt-! _,_""' ,. . . . of finn. iltn .............. IJM'e . , -iatbesses. ... ·· , 'Mttlr•• 01 bOIIIj)tiniJ. T.in gr lull ,.. ,ii..llilili•ll•ct .... ...........lizeillllti...L QuMIIIIH , .. .• .tp!Ml*._ (ID"' •WI ttlaJI ~1\u ... .. .... SjiiiiCIHI!lr•IIT)tnl... I •; ' •to,-~-- -- ----- ----------, 1 I send me information. . .~- ~ .. ~- '' 1 ' ·.< ~·L...-~--~---'--_.;.. ' -.:.,...l :;1~~~-------'------.-!..,- I - - -- I \- liM. ·CttEAM I : • -· · :·VEGllAitl ,. ·.· ., 3 bots.l." ·wn..lhe Peace Corps, Washington. D.C. ~5. !;,;-""~ ". <~r; : ,s(C)y 'LAD' , . ' '" tOUr tor ll1e 111'""'• . iF li'OU'RE A SIIRINER WITJI two left feet -llc'""" lo . 0111' ci.nco to get In u.o owing or lbl. ' 'dilteb•:-···)' ' Siitu- 11iurt!li1 nlgllt • belir-. danc:e clali will be lield, - .• · ·.. p~ 011 i weekly booli, In Bolli)' Ewlrv'llreoreatlon room. lt's rut#slod to Sluil'""• lnd th8lr wlvaa. l1te lDitrUctor'l Na>o other .tiJon""~ ....... "~,. ...t In Florida tor oevenl ~-• ,_.. Powell wbo la"..,_, ln an ·Anbui'!.!Ui'l'il' Danee Studio. TQ CORRECT AN ERROR, It ls :·•••• BISCUITS " . C3QS . DICK NEASE IS· Wl'l11. THE · ' · touri!W Modem Choir of ll1e Unl· vorolb' of 'f!lloa which will iJva a concert 5atunla1 al&lrt at the IDd!an IHili Scboollti Clilcl,..ll. A . "~ a! tho Unhonlt;r, and son of Poul and Allee N!'IO'• Choolllr llood, Dle~-olrvl bOritline wlth tho fP'OIV. 11itl yooq laob', Linda Roarke, •ho\Jio!tod biro ovor the holidays with the Nooao fllnllly ls ll1e roilurod oOlollt. AUco plono In 10 to WllmlnltOO SOtunll,y whore she'D be joined by her oloter, Marpro~ and lbe two wUI otlaild the eonc:ett. , Frail Claelnllatl ll1e cbolr soe• In Dayton lor' a concert 00 McJniQ 1nc1 lhon 11'<11! there to New .York lor bJr clayo, and then to·llllnol• ror aa . _ . . beloro returD!nc w TuiSL l1te Yael. Onl Cbolr 11 --~ on of 20 olrb lnd 20 ~ 11ils II a two- .,'· · SCOT LAD 12 ' on~ ,.__, ~ •• •; Robinson's deaaert .~ · 1 ~ Our Us-.•1 GoN Cleanlnt .; ~-r--.,...---:-__,.. - . •• Vlah 79 Wyoming 71 st. Mary's 78 Loyola 73 ·· !, !! Texas A&M 72 TCU 71 New Mex. St. 8 ~:P 6.1 send me an·application . . ~ LAO · ,• ~ !UPON REQUEST) Hold Dinner, I'-..J p eoge Event All ~ ~ 01111 111e- BUY • ) Fl'lll.c5 Wltit!oniSO :•.·f SERVICE Youth ~- 0111 c-.. which -Mr. 01111 Mro.o.Bialttdoo wiD llllbl at ilio Jlloda;l Mrflco wen .........,. o1 · lio , ~.,· ~oiatoo, 'tO eultunl ~u~ of ll1eae teChnoloclcal ..w m brlrv u.o ~ al&lrt llolbodlotli'OIIth •hlillliio. ljr. lllaliltilao will also 119 •WIIYbll qricultui'al palley, membora, 16 1olro old w owr. Follolilhip meotllll beklotlleeth ·• and 'Mro,( 'Biablloo, ail EIWI!Ih teaehor at Mots• H!sb !l<heolo will ·MIDDlEPORT: j'TA, 7:30 .,: UnltOd - . . tlNrcb. -aeourola·,..Boandvlluaht4o. · m., llloldiiPOri E~umDry n.. Rev. Me•lloaabutllavea . """)., Tho """'Ii are tlrl.... out all\f ,pjaa to ri1ll brloll!' In Te>a• · Schalil aoxlltorlum; detltonotnf. trlf<lr ~ and · '1!111> .)Ito; '.Biakl>oloo'o brOther to Arl.-. \VhDo taldna tlon or a'•Ia oar beam lly GeDenl 11r1- Jadt staV!a, aclvbor, show•' ~Drk .atthO llnl-olt;y, they wiD be U>low In am~ Tolophone co. llrolmle Troop oc1 a rum enlitlod "Counierfelt" BIG Southweat SMU 101 Rice 80 Tulsa 70 Memphis st. 69 Okla Clt;y 98 Loyola La. 78 ' Arb. st. 103 Utah St. 91 ' ~;._end '• ;! 2-Hour DRY CLONING a: . Heath Mr. and Mro. C. E. BlalOioteolellthlsmornl!ll r.. Arlzooa where t~~V'Ii be attendtow ochpol rM 1ho next m<Dh all)ll Unlvorlit;y ol ~. . ' . ;r!lO)' an olU'ollod Cor tho Woolarn Ret!IIDI f!>loaaloll Wilder Sdiilol. Ill:. Blakellee, qrleulture 011101101011 ~ wUI be lttendlrv a FArm, Fwililatlpo! acholattilibr. Sehodidod to. parllcllfale 1ft 11!1 ,........, are 81 mm and womon friiD 2Z ~·and bJr !<nip whuO school II ..,.,. be ,Pom.. ........ Arl ..... , !lana~ ...... OD-Iilo-IPot I~ Ill teehnolOII<ai <hii!IN lD· MeiiiOrlal ' Marletta 43P~f(W. Va.) _ ,. ·)~' · 39 '). VlDton Coui\lr St Beliro!IO' Cleve. D.st 1i Cleve. CQUin .. woo4.34, · ~ . ·~ d. , · Berea..U:aoclQ'Rlver · ,.- .. Willi Goauga. 57 . &e · ' , ' N , .. '_ ·· _. L Praise to the· Humbler a. "'"S OVR . Eu"n YD' ~ y LOW ,..-£.H. :tl Miami 0. 71 Bwl08 Grn 69 Ohio u. 92 Toledo 86 OT • ,. FQn G.iven to Family af Mra.llan Colllal. Tbe dolb lfii'IO to tho .... lq IIIII a ......t;y at faod. lfrt. am Meflen«ee '* 'ant~« 11t t h • •• Ml.eh St. 89 N,W. 75 ra. lllller ~ Gl""*r 11' Aloundtr '111 ~ LOooi 60 ' ,, , , , ' ooD!jlnlla 73 ,euoJ ~ M .... >$1 W~ (W. 'yo.) G !)ontoa Tlml<oY 7S W&rrOII JFK H • :b11» V~ .77 Rlda>o· 87 >· . • COl¥m.... ' Eaot ~ ,.uulm 83 001i!Jn Ul«<ln ~Lor!'!!' ~ ).. Glflilib, Turley Y. George, ~II« zllnO'Trace'7J ·. .Mra. Edirjml E. ftJ,nkjln, John Frontier •86 .Caldwell, 73 >,. 188 Brl!bm Yng 73 New Mex 65 code. !P'InlllOld Local 61 Y~ • ·. ·'' r ' · Cardinal MOO!!OJ S5 .JiOLZEI! MEDICAl, ~TEll. Wut llulsidl,!l7;f.llro. W.'llooNor11il!8lioulhlnPIII First ·Ave.: vlsl\1!111 """~'' ~ old W'llllln, 1 - "'"" .Wll· M ·~. , • arid 7-8 p. in. 1?....... Ol1ly 011 llUI D. Wotklno, RUuell, 1<3'·1 lf~·· WUOOII 70 NUa V.• ·J?Octtotrles Wlrd. · llrfo R o "ot ia HdlU!lloheocl.\; ~50 , , 1 j\DM!SSIONS ' Wellitoo; Mto. Herllorl,li. ,P...., ~t83 ~ ~ .Paul 1:. Glbbo; 34'h Smlthoro Wolloton; Mlcllul ~ ,80ri(IB; •. ~ • . ·' St..1 'RobOrt S, •Flint, 617 FUih ~a<l<fbn; )lrl. 'Ros<>r C. Exlllp, ' Mcllonl.ld t7 GnoliiiOtd tt ., Avo.J, . ~wre~ ~·· M,cQuald, JO<boo; ~ l. &~~Uor, Jr;, Nor1!l yona' 59 Unlled Locol 52 ,1111. Teodcn. 'A'!"\1 Darl'ell K., IDIIowGOd, Calli,; Mrs. WU""' . ·' I Eur-~op:IBll:n~r:a:c!ng:.c:lwDJ>I::OII~ln:.!:-::::ro:y::::":2:14":11~ 1~ :""" 7r)(aliBIS B(' fl In tho - for minor corrediona (UPI)- Carlo Salamano, former Farapean auto racing champion, died 9Jnclay at the age of 7~. David100 66 VM164 Fla. st. 99 Tulane 90 ..........,. ror conalderatla>. III"'"k'kd ' Mlamlllburg 55 - d a l e 53 Falrlleld 79 LyD<hburg.CIII)' 60 Alder ~6 Maryovllle 44 Cl otl Army 62 Dartmouth 48 Northeastern 85 Bates 55 South N.C. 94 Wake Forest 89 Kentucky 69 Tennessee 66 Air Force 83 Den""r 80 UCLA 100 Houstoo64 santa Cl 64 San J st49 upper11 Coli. Roo<IY 62 Hamilton Town· ship 51 Cu,yihop Falls 85 Northland 53 MilaD 80 -~ 69 Dayton Roosevelt 63 Cols. Walnut Rdge. 57 .··~- oeAIAihHoillllre oal1': .,Jowa 890 ~~ L '"""' 1a .• .....,to of lelialafDr& at.; 1eDdance in eaeb bouae and are '--6 stone to to elementarY and secondary By United Presa brternational Eo at oclou:atla> WodnesdB.Y. st . .John's NY 91 W.Va. 62 -Similar dlacu11sions WednesPem st. 65 Plttoburgh 30 ~ nleht on Ohio's role in Holy Cross 60 ~rngfld 78 Temple 79 St. Jsph Po. 59 st. Leo 95 Coast Guard 57 '(' e Scores ' {".... Granville 92 Wbitehall 89 Whfllllale 81 Clrclovlllo 63 Mt. Sterling Plain! 70 Washing· orientation 1n an area of prl~ ton C. H. 61 vacy away from tbe daily rou- Newark 74 Cambrt.dge 4~ tine of statehouse work. Yellow ~rings 75 Uttle Miami Also, leaders W".mted to ret5 move legislators from direct ln- Sidney 77 PIQ.ta tathollc 59 (Jdry by constituents and other Fort Recovery 73 Coldwater 52 duties which interrupt such ort~ Uma Bath 91 Ltma Perry 54 entation and bockgl'<OIIIdlng Wapakoneta st. Jo01ph 78 Wayneslleld 6t Western Reserve Huton 72 Key- College Scores 1~ ChOliU 5& Erlo<l'a·> ~ n 11- fall• t5 llaT14S. McCoy, Rt. 1GOiUpQu,1 2 SouU. Weblller{ Mri. Eu-U. 111:1. James E. spnguo, P1ilrlot B. Jolly, Hamden; Ruth ,A )I . ~ stir Rt.; Mrs. WOllam E.-~ Scarrett, HJmden. Tonitbt. legl.alators attending variou11 reasons. Included were tbe aemlnars were to be given a ~~r. then lntroduMor'Y preHOtattona on what they would 41HUII later in the week. In Columbus, skeleton sesldonl o( the General Assembly were planned this week, wltb DO formal action ofl any legiallti(l'l presented. A achedule tor the week' a pro- Help no_. 11 1.wdtk!WD Rio GniMie; JolmE. &1\'loh- no T. Purcoll, J·~ M r ~ Doi!eU D. lla~ne~ Alll> Jo c!"~ c,c, 7P ,ADSaRoiO e~, Rt. 2(21e~olrei"Mfo. Ronnie Helen D,' W~ R' l· RIIY· G,r~~· · lo{lldred..l. . JlW~an, !4rllftatoo1~J¥ftlllot7 .E. Sil>era, Rt. !Thurman;~~~:., enowocxl; CJ¥.Ion fl. ·"'-'"''"o Rt. LoweD~ GetUes, ¥1'&. RobOrt; ~il;;~JWIII,~ 60 cholen tor reWced prices ror accommodl· lions- $33 per peroon ror ...... and board lor the duratkln af the seminars, opposed to $18.50 per day per person otherwise. And privacy. Legislative teliJ.. ership dectded to move out of the statehouse and Columbus proper to experiment wltll the w..- Ill' Uiltod ' t>re1s 1111ernat1a>a1 ' .tan. Jnexpenaive Privacy wu Results ~~ ! ~cyi .i;...~Ri, ~~~~ e~ ~all)<· McCoy, Do~~ Johqoon, .~. 1-e1urw1 M canton Allll· Bktwtu; Mt'L Souxlara9., ~ R.Dilvla~Jr..,Wen.t.oR;Mh.Ef..; Mrs.) MyrtleVi "Rner,M ~ra. ,., S:S ' -. ' room luxury lodp IIMI a.llolaing eabJna and Clft'era year round recreotlon and oporta. It Is operated by <Ho fnna. Inc., ClndnnaU. Oak ~boo~ =· !Ia• Burr Wgh ' " ' " a·il . Mr. and Mn. Goorp Hackett, Sr., wbo · are In slllll1f Florida Cor an oxlendod vacad""' ""' )lr. and MrL Georao Hackett, Jr. 11itl Haeketlo are with their ""'and ~~r..m.law, Mr. ~ Mra. Michael Haet..u. ot Fort lll)'or. ' . ' Auxiliary Plan! Bake· Sale' . ~I!E p!U\ed 17t lo baYO ~IV ceranony. wblcb told th8 otDry .t tlio MYF CIIESTER PTA· u....._. .........,, 8 p. F m. at school; M<s. John Riebel, OpeDln& Jlle pledge oern~,... of health;-- · prayer by Mary Br-ey and free baby alttli!& door· prize, lll'OIIP llinlllliJ ol"ID Chrlot'lbore r 0troohmenta, 11 No Ealll or Weal" Glen~.O.F. CLASS, 7:30p.m., Mono 118 Sprague 111 u.e ~ · Road­ cit¥. at Pomeroy Unltod Metbo- tnp """ given lly oacb al 1l1e dlst Churcb. -'h attending pertalnbll to tho TIJESDAY varlou1 O<llllltrles which ~GROUP 2, WddlO»>rt Firat m frem conlrlbltlonl totboMYF UO!tod Presbyterian Churcht FnNI chalnnan prosnm on a ~- ~ 30 Tuloday, ?: p.m. at ·-~ )Ira. M)Too R. Miller; Mrs. Five, - l i . SUPPER TUesdoy, 5 to 7 p.m. at Elllarn Hl&h School ·-·~ be!oro .,...,.m pme ..,.......od lly o.,tor clan. THIRll FRIDAY Club, 7:30 p. -~· at the hom of Mr m. Tile._, • " Nettle Hayea, Middleport. SAUSBURY PTA, 7:30 p.m. TUesdo.Y at Salilbui-y School; · laach!IV 'elemColllnliDII .,;, p,.... P'OD1l nfreithmOIU served 11y illlll'I!I'IMio panota. WOMEN'S AUXILIAliY, vet. orono MliiDorial HosPital. TUe• cit¥. 7:30 ll'jii!l.ibotl>llill4tnfna Eaotern . rocm; Dc1aald Delnei, new -;;:L, ....... ~ ~-~~repro--.""!~ trle1 benolltlllfl from tho fund were lll!btod 10 I.Ymbollze t h o <hliap lrom darknell to .~l!lht. Portldpatlllfl!n 1l1e candlolll!bt••• &II Tom - nre ss F7. Cta10U, Eridlo Brown, George Hawley, Daorld· KrawoCZA Ka~. Mor Brt•- and J "" -.- Edwarda, · ennller Goble, Brenda Jim and Jelf Tyo, and &uan I'Vwers. Each oubmltted aplodge eard. Amouncod 111 tho llioeltll8 waa tho ..b41strlct meetlllfl to be beicl at 2.30 p.m. !Mtdlj' at tho Rock ~rings Churcb. ho.e- pltalldmlnlatrator. tba IIJMker; In meet 1116:45 - A bake oalowas Edith Hood and 1>01111' !Jluto ,-.,..... board li•fbl~o ol1!0fVOjl were oboorved lly ll1e bolito"" p.m. lly lhe Ladles Allldllaey of 1l1e Mro. Slut& and - M-Sgt. Spurrier ·Pierce, FIIIENIILll' CIRCLE Tuoodly, 8 ~>om. at ·Trlalt;y Unltocl Clwrch Volu- Fire ~W~ttmont at Wtlh a cake decontocl lillh •-• thefio . h~ulrlero at Munlc!- and boarlrv tholascrlPilO!I"Ho!>- 'or Chrlot; )lrL 11imlas ll'....S. .· i>OI ))Ol'k Tuliodlly nlahi, Jan. 14. py Blrthill1/' updwichos and p.....,...dlroetor. ¥-S&t· Clorence !PJtrl<!r, Jr. ' PreoidODI iaon llel1 prellldod eaffeO. · WEDI>IESOAY Is otallonod Ill tho u. s. Air . and ~olauona, Poalm 3~:1•10, NeXt m~ wpt be Jm 28, POMEROll' WCTU, 2 p.m. Force Ba.se In Anchorage, Alaa• won rolod hv IIIOrie Rller. Roll and holle1.-o1 wiDI!fMibeiPlck- Wodnoodl;y at the p...,.roy UJIIt. ka. ' , '-qll_ wal . ~werod lb\!12.l!ilejj>. 01111 and ;<\IJ\e• ~·Followl11i eel -'""'((C!Ist~,q..r.'!.,. ' ;,.. Sit. ~lfo'iNJ "Mf.pt b8r~ their f&Wirilllll.,.. tbo ~ · U''lllM'alullartl. .Mrs. Clarenei \!llirlif, 5J', at tJr. ' ~., · · .,._,. ella ~ '"': :·~J JDelbbtra' "'· Pmnero.v, llOute t; arrivod from . ·Mro.1 Han mode and preselit.- Wll bald lnd wiD ~ bald ~ ll1e Vlolllam on Dec. 9 attor belag '- od each me- wiU. a».....,., , Rrlll .Or o4clJ IIIOIIth. . ' ·•·• ·)i_ ·- -i' ltlt1oned there a year. He ~has 1~ JIDUII')'•a moaey..faak.. Pre~ wer8 ~I. W!'fte, lira. · 111oen aalil!Dod ror a 1b,ne ~ear IIW ·prQject wiD be a bake Ale R~•or, M<o. Pierce, :~~r """' al cld;y In Alaoka. < ' 1o bit at u.e meottrv hiacl- Mro. llell, MrL slide. W r o. s.t. ~or. bla wire, Dorq,uarteta 'on SltUI'dQ, Jm 25, Grueter, Mrs. Hooci. ,Mr• Dor11 A tea JlilrV woo ola&ed 1•, and tbelr 1011, Dellll1, left 'rra.. 10:30 101t!l sold out. Vorl· . Friend, Mro. Juice Tlllrodl;y attot'-' lly M r o. California on Dec. 22 lly car ..,. Items lnc:ludlow homlllllldo lti10es Linda and MOQ- Lave,.. Rldlard v ..... for bor doulh· ror Alaoka. They plan a lllallt · ~ wiD be for oala. Tho com- der and IUIIla David Lawson, fer, Zlllllln, observlllfl bor third borne amneHme cluriDg tho liumml- IF llcla oaie are 'l1lelma Th• Pierce and 8orr)o 510111. b~. ·mer. . o..... ior Inc! Marie Rizor.. · 01e111 at the ~ were Pam ond ClDIIr Cl.'<lolca, Mellou Mr· 11itl ·. ladloo will . bocln lllelr ..-! Etoler beokelllllki!WP...,. ' Bet Your Boots . ltilllob, and ~- Wtao. Cookjecil thh mOnth and are llkblil llootl are aol Uly. fuldoa tao, 100. eream and tea • or o ror. _ . , 1o .... o11 their t>la• beaaiJ, bal fiHJQ - · IO"od to the oblldren in doll tie•ko 'tor ·lllem. For lobe Tbeyltelp pnleet ........ dllbia. Glfll 1Ntre p r o - to »lcllld "' ~ i1lla Slack 1192. lhHa aa4 fellfn!D Ule.rav· Zandra. of wlahr wealller. tilda1 Mr. and llro. Rich2801 or ' Marlo Rl•or ll92.265t. I booll...., ~ ·· ~~ Pll nllnea were drawa ,.. .. rallly ..,.., ..._ ard E. VOIIIbaa af l'umoi'o7 Join· od iwr .... and daulilrtef-lnlind ~t,..w_ell cants wen nor. IIIey require a mlalmlllll .. law lor a famlll ....... part;y Blrthda11 Gl Mro. s I ,.a e 1<, e~re. . ·. . ' _..... tbelr ......... Mri. Tocl Womer and <lilldr., SCott 01111 lllmberly, In the lif· IBnlocJq lor Ice ......,. and cake. At Alaskan Post Third Birthday meet!"' . . .., t!o¥ Is Celebrated Law....,- Birthday Observed At Class Meeting S . •~ Pair of Ways .To Clean Cut Glql . . -~ ' :t . ly POLLY CIAMER . · ·Tuppen PlliQs Spelety. NeW& · ·~·.·- · - ·;' ' By~ EVELYII. BIIICKLES lit. IIIII Kra. Wlll!aiD' Sia!llla!J.. iiiLitoo . Ciulla. Po., lllliDI• wtok ~r;· l!j.,. -ituoilla · wltlo bit - · Mro. Olslkll ............. -allllt wu prn dad to lifrL F I o ' ' Slrlddond, '!'lfFbll .linlira. llcDaaiOI ...... I lira. we an """'"' It It mme blosllid to give ·WQJard .Qqjer, yt1. J a JD ·• I tltaD to receive. ADd, •• they uy, It'I alto Noajallnr, M<o. lluol4 B o ~ d, a bock of a lot eu!M. M<o. Edward Wollo, ._,, 0... Tbe one lhlllg 10 IIWI1 !filii difficult to van.. and llrt. ~ Jobn.. .lfvo II a .compllm~ For .-vldeneo, take -to t h o - · - - · - tbe elderly ,,eDtlemaD rocking 011 tbe front mlttee; liJ'I\ cu,lel - - ' \ """"' whlle bll wife bote1 bll favorite lfro. George ~. ill'! Mro. ai>Ple coff~e In the ldtchen. "I love """""Vaa v....-lothiJiow. her 10 much,,. bit coDfidea, "~t aome· .. ........._ Mr.. Slrlek!and tlmeal • • ~. keep from loWI!I her!" aad Mr.. CoU!no, ....... : llrt. Chlldnm caD gtve eompllmoni. beauU· ~ Ball;y, Mri. 0... llrfully, and usuaUy IIHu' accept CO!N'IInienll Kntaldr and .,... CaiYin lim&>- Wit& grace. Tell a toddler.bpW: pteny t"new 1lloe1 are and be Wll,l ~er ~udly! - Mr..illftl. Elsa GUmore will be tbo "I'm glid they're blaCk!" or a lltlle g1r bootou lor tho aoitt m-.. Will asrce wllolebearledly wi.m you uy llro. CoU!no oonod relreoh- bowlOYely lheloob In her new blue dreu. 'l'bls ldDd of thanb, reallY ailOIIIIIilmel)tln - · - . . - - Mro, Mar- return, te111 yOII tbey tbli!t you ftave inar· ...u Km., liTo. Balt;y, M r a. Van Vraakel), Mrs. Slrlekland, vel011.1 tute and are obvloualy a moot liTo. Charloo Homnaa, M r 1. sellllble and dlseemlng person. The remarkable lhlllg II bow IDlUIY of """'"" 11r11. Mrs. Lor· 1"l' Webrunr, 11<1. McKnlalrt. lhele eblldren grow up to be adulll with Mra. WeU1, and Mra. Gllmore. a master's degree In compliment oql!Uh·lDJ. , Tell him, "Nice tie," and be w1Jl AY ,J ' • Emily Circle Meets Jan. 14 SYRACUSE - The Emily Wo&ionaey Clrele met in the amex or ll1e Firat United Presbylarloa (;lurch TUesdo,y ' Jan. 14, 111:30 p.... Tho meetlDc woo -toe! by the preaident, Laura Pickens, lnd ... eellod to onlor wiU. the r ..... af "The Purpose afUalt. ed Pnab;Jterilln Women" r rom ''DiaL., Roll can wu answered by seven members with a acrtp. ture verae. Mhmtes ~ ~the ~!! meetirc was read by Secretar1 Ada Slack. The treasurer'• report was gl,..,n b) Flwence,Pottl who alao gave the yearly report. Mr1. Potts gave the dewdms am read ·~Christ' a Friendslrll" from thebook"C1rcleotPnyer" during the plodna or u.e "Lealt Coln.[swasfollowedbypnyer. Ra I MeBride, OverlltiB Sewlrv · trman, otatod that ohe hlld received a request ror 10 surdeal IPron& to be 1ent to Luke Hillside SoliltariaPfl'flld"t aitwle. bed quilt and .dX wiJmn•a lljlrOIIII to J. A. M........,.., at Puraglove, W. Va. Ten dol,.. Re•. lara ns donltedtoChurchWorld Sontceforblaaketl. 'Ibis )"ell''s Bible study will be on MaUhew, eoverface}Wpters 1 ., 13 from ll1e-.. ''lnfluley... J you uy. "I clnn'l tnow-4 don't lhlnk·llio mat II i eD®&fl tblt tlm,e,"' i!M ....~ ground fine swors. " suggeot a~reeing wiiJi .her, evet1 I!' It ~ means lhe II riiJI to f*' bedroom and flf:J,! tbe rest of tbe evelllDg. However, l!rilb }' some exporleneo you'll lnrD tblt lt )'0111' · cue to ask for ·anOther helplDJ ol lllilt,r yumu;~ bam loaf, a 1!11 011~, a .,.. !Ile( one time, If yog pliue. r , .• -~.;_ The salad you'll greet Wllb criel Ill . . ~ , Ucht wbUe abo moano .!bat aile lt SV111t1 . ... brullod tbe blb~ . lei\UC'I. ' • Sbe'U serve the vegetablel wWt tD!B'· ~ · murs of apology while you demand . - .~ and if obe says tbe eandlod ~ potaloo&' are a woe bit ltlety, YO!I'll know tbk. ~ ; the time to rummage tllrou&b your p-~ for .• pencil, loudly declarlnJ.tou can't llvoi ~ until de88erl without tbe pe for IIIOieo , sweet potatoes. Jmow lhele narrow one• are out 01 styli! now." Tell her, ''That's a ~ect hat!" and lhe will anawer, "Oh, I juat hate !be lhlllg, but I dlcln't hove tlmO to llhop for another." And then !bore are the bumble ones. If you are so uufortuuate u to have one or thlo kind arolllld, you'D end liP. I>l!!adiDg With lbem to believe you, aetually t'Orclng them Into accepting your ldDd words. There's my cousin, for example, who hal this obsessicm about giving fainUy d!D· ners. Perhaps you have no cousin Pam, but I'm sure somewhere in your llfe, swathed in white linens aDd crowned with a :13-piece aluminum steamer, you have a ,,........ hostess witb the same problem. You taste the ham loaf. uDellcious!" · · • Anaa Kalbryn WUea, daul!hlllr al Mr. lnd Mj11. Orval wu... -.vod ber HYIIIth b1rthdoy ualveroary Friday al&lrt wiU. a alumber party. Her 111e1tt were Carol Lewfa, Both McKnlalrt. E1alno Barnhart, Cbrlllllna, Alllla, lnd Ida· rio ~ Nucy' and Darla 12>orobecb, and Ida cuc:1. Anaa also recel>od s111o and r•.ii•·-----,. I :::.~ I 1-t ;oR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I THEJioEJOI l------e:;:.- iiiiiiiiiOIS All SIMSIIl.l P•CID : 'liiDol.iNIT. e. . GO WITH IT,;.----DRIVE INTO TH!.. DAllY iSLE 4ND HAVE SOMNY FIX YOU A FABULOUS SUNDAE · . ' A.DILICIOpS Wllitli!CH, OR·A' T..uTY I)JMIIUI . OUR loi!NU HAS IT ALLI cuda from be~ IP'andmother • Mra. IJWan Pierce, and great,.. aunt, Mro. Helen Rolpb. Vla- Plu• Much loloro loleCLURES . ltlna early on the evOD1ns at tho olumbor party ...,... Darid Lew- DAIRY I$Li fa, Terooa CUd, M<o. Rooe The title of thl1 lllOI'Ittl~s study waa ..1'11e Killedum CG:nes.." 11ie .,..ling cloaed with~ prayer tram ·~Prvera New and Old." Mra. McBride served retreahmenta to thoae IIIDlodabow ,.., Mayme Holmes, SUale Fischer ancl Frankie Mumaw. ' -s;· and llro. Loon Mo. Knll!bt. Mrl. WIUiam lilerldan, Jr. WU tbo overnltdrt IUOIII al Mro. wua• Is Observed · • By the time dessert does get to the ~' l you are rolling your eyes and lolidl,.-' , smacking your lips for her and deserve 8D l Oscar for your role u the stantnc ~ • Idiot wbo hal juat been haDded bll 1i1'1t ; chocolate cupcili. . · ,~ Then it's fin.Uy over, tbe cook wiD Jutai ; her bead and say wllb bumWty, "It wu nq)iling." Truthfully you CIIIIIIOt wilb her. CertalJI!y It was NOT n '. After au, a milerable evelllllg lt sometbiDg. GG~elmer, 7th Birthday J; At tblo point ..,. muot make a deelalolt_:.:$ If you're cboklllg 011 a ~~~eee · of crJat,ll!, l'a ; Bo.J•. "Ob, I • lr lETTY CANARY ·• • F.rnlttn MASON, W. VA:· lull••~ F~rnlttn RUTLAND, OHIO Awarded by Church Gold Medallion •L••• an ........................ ................... ....... ~~ I �' ·' ' - 1--- '. ' RATES For Wonl Ad S.nolco ht•erti5 cefttl , . , WoN - Minl-m Chart• 75c Galax•• 500, ~:door. Blac~.finish, clean interiar low mileage by local owner, · good w.. w firt~s, aut~tic trcau. Power steering, radio. 12 uftt1 ,.., w111cl three con•••• thoe lnMrtiOfllo II unQ ,_Wore! 1!. cooo•--="''"• lfiHrtl.-o. 25 ,., C4oftl Dlocour<t on palcl olio end otl1 ~ld within 10 dayt. CARD OF THANICS & OBITUARY $1.50 for 50 -rd MlfiiiiMIM· Eo. ..WitiOI'Iol word 2c. BLIND ADS ' . Pomeroy Motor Co. Hoomont. Of'FICE HOURS STi)RJ!)() lzlO a.m. M 5100 ,,.,, Dally 1130 • · "'• to 12100 Noon Soturday _ ' Notice INCOME TAX SerYict dal1)' Ol· cepl SUnday I lo 5. Evenings by appot-.nl. Mrs. Steven ·wanda' Ellllll. Rl z, Pomeroy' La1ftl Cliff Road. IJliFIJllNISIIE Aparimenl, 4 rooms, bath, VIc Bnnm, IIID- erovDie, - One huf.tred dollars reward (or any information fUrnished 1-~ Pets For S•le --RECE'IVED 3\l •• - ·!-lute wbich leads to the arrest and TOY M - , 'lllN 'l'lr- conviction of person or per.. JUST dooen rlers and Poodles. trl....,..., Men's Coveralls. Jeffers Clo""""""- temp. lnjrdlonl. aons cauairw: damage to the lhlng Store, Rl. 33. l-lt-6tc Ooolvlllo. · Pcneroy Car Wash. Bartaroo Kts., Phone 1167-38&1. 1-Jt.'ll< WILL DO sewing at home - ' dppel'll, pockets, pegging, hemming. alterations, etc. Mrs Freddie Tbabet. MaiiOII, Phone ?'n-51151. 4-30-tfl" ' VACANCY for two elderly peo- r ~ ., ll • ! •' ple . Proler private paid patients. Phone Muon, '1'13-$185. 1~1!c Fem~le Help Wanted FASHION stylist. women wllo Uke meeting people. siJaring tun. allowing lbe latest guaranteed ·- line oupplement your flmlly Income. Enjoy part- Plul Slmoa Fors.le NEED L1MF8I'ONE lor your driveway? We fumlall and deUver. Emmett W. 9lmlor, Contracllng, Phoao - --- · 12-D-Ik f'OTATOES, Pboae BU-2154 CJartnee Profllll, Portland. 111-l~e BEELINE 1-. time t!Breef wltll above aver· Ole oarnlnp. No dellvery, no C!IDecliolll. This II your opportunity for """"""" II you .,.. w1111ng to .m for H. Phone IMW'iO!, Jean TrusseD. ,__ A JIM WALTERS homo, Dve rooms, bath, waD to wall earpet Ia the UYIDc room, builtIn cabinets In klteben, 1~ aora ground, on Rt. 124 jllll 11 yoo turn cmlo 143 at Lauro! Cllfl. Phone IIIU115. 1-7-12tp HOUSE overlookiDg river, two lll!d 2 balbs. Appolnbnenl only. P11one 1112zm. t.._12tt <lory, I rooms ers, local lll!d ovor the road. 'Esperienre helpful bul not necei88fY. We will train you. #You can earn over fl.12 per hour. For application and IntervieW write Natloll Wide Safety Dlroctor, Room 411. 3D'/ Eut 4th St., Tnmaporlalion Bldg. Cblclmall, Ohio cr Pbone m-m-16'12. GOSPEL ALBUMS . Fine quality - Favorite gospel artist - a••, Music 3 for $1.00 Plu• L.P. GOSPEL ALBUMS 2 lor $5.00 81Jants Bud&et Shop 101 W, Main · POIIIef'O)' 992·5896 1-- RADIO ..-Ia, ('Jedl ...... ... .... ...... . ~ oa:acr- ~ ....... ... . ..._s. .......... ... .. . . .__......... .... .... . ~ '- ...... Fors.le 1981 PON'JUC GTO, 410 oubl< uvlng Inch, 4 speed ..~.... llqaln opeclalo lor your .... ceUent condition. Phone 1112lomel'll belp you make • llil 2411 after I p.m. 1-12-tle .. Rawlelgll Pl'oducll dealf!r. Write Cllarlel Penn. W. T. Rawlelgh Oo., 8os 11M. KIRRY SWEEPER looks and cleano like new. All..-ta Cldllleotbe, Ohio, - pllll po11a11er for a pa)'DlODII WONDICitroL 111011ey ....._ . I!IPIJ Ia - Hauae, PO!Il<I'OI'. Crow'• - 1-111-«c Help Wanted Male or Female IIEADY Jooome overogq .. I .~r ·i· · . ·· weekly and up pouiblo lor man or woman, Jei'Yice Wat..._ Cllllomen Ia city of Po- , 11101'01', luO or part Ume. Write . ,Walklnl l'nlducts, In<., D-G, . Wlbcma. - -1-20-111: wort aa wen .. 7-..t-old DWel. EleelloDI family pets. Phone · - · . U\tle Jloeldnl, Olllo, 46'1fJ. er, like new. 101M menta never """"- au.ch- wm ,.... ..... to respwlble porly lor balanoe ol I paymetlll ol II monthly or $11 calh. Phone _._ I-lUII: 1• DDDGII 'I'Nek, '!1. loft, JOOd eandlllon, $11111, Pbone - - 1-JNte .... o• .. ......... . . . . . .. • -.. ..... ..,.,. .._... ............. ....... 1 . . . . 1-17~ . ~ Ll•l... " .. , ,...., , Pvllr lwlh tr t ltlt tire ·:f.t ••• . "aaclOII'S· . 12A II. MAll -- -:::-~~ 8lllur .. . .. . • ...... . . . . . Qlel Real Ettllfe For S.le O'aiiEI'4 • GlOW . RBALTY COMPANY PGMEROY - I. ..... II*- 211ory 1rame, 7 ....... a w 1-17-ttp · -~iiu ... .... 1 - POMEROY - A NIClB lliTUI =---'".. .. .. .-..... . ... . . - ... ...... .. .... LMd. ..... BpfW•f . • • • • • :s-~~- • ...... .. . . . I .... lltot A Do_T...I . ,.,.. 75t .... .......... .................. . . BOMB - 5 rooms, I bed, _ , balll, ......,.,. ... doae...... ~. BBNBY a.1!LA.ND It• .. II:• - .. I II l~SJ.«e ..-..n . '-= · iJCII'If'U.'U SOME GOOD mbled bay and BALED HAY IIIII - · Pllone .... 1-!Nie straw. Phone IJ92.CI. --- 1-11-IJip IIIII BALI!B ..... dllr)' bq, II THREE CONSECU'm'E 1011 Ill • • bale, Phone •••• Beecb Grove. CaR cw write --~1-lNip G. Redar, 35 Rlvoralde Drlw, Dayton, Oblo. 1-16-IOie 11811 HOUSE 'l'toller, U K . . ..... ooadllloa, Pbono . . . . 1-lMic SIX ROOM with balll on - - -drive. - WfiCbt St. Ia Pomeroy. Phone 742-11202 alter 5 p.m. 1-JJ«p 111111 JEE'P. 4 wbool tlreo, eab, loet ..... top condition, $1210. - 3LUE LUSTRE aot 11111J rldl carpets of IOU bul ...... pile 110ft and lolly. !lad elodrle obampnoer fl. Tiny'• Barpto. 111111. 1-INic ---·-· SMITH AUTO SALES KAMJIU41~. OHIO KEGJII'I1IUI:D BAR rr llauni f"IIPM, I ..-. aid, plaoao 'I'IH1n, Rllblrl ar111 Sza. · 1-INie S'I'EIIIIQS'3=,=.11111:=::::mu~--~1o-1,7'undahrl. .: ..-- . ... ~it-~-...~....:: ...,.... R~ :EI-"" _:w"· ......... same. CURTIIlB TIIICiiluc:tAN, t. land Pllbr, - - . . _ "" ~or 11'1-1111 Qlol. ville call lllalloa, 1lllbll IIDII- doJ Qrwoll... wllb Umltld - Dlll7 ....... Suildl1 ... liO-Die / •• Keno Ridge · News'· Notes · \ lllfOIMAtloll IIWS ~.._, 11111.- I . pmells LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 1001. J P:M. a .,-::... -' ,-!!t"f: I "' ' WI PO ............ _ . . ::r =~~~ ~_.: HOBSTETTER REALTY • '!"'··----------------' "' 16 Ill · --. ' loeated on drl Ball IIIII JIGod. I , 1 - . "' Pomo-• -. can -110111 ... IIIIJ.IISI .., .... ••, ..... , ... , . . rt... .. ~·'------·---''---- '•' I'M ~-- ' LA111 .........., 1-JNic -FARM FOR SALZ • ..,....., .. .-uasr.WH a.Iaro-••• DIS'o\OTIIII<T ...... ~-· ·-n"''"'TELY ........ Dal - . Ill IIJDQIIalet · IU""J'~ EIGHT WEI!lK OW n£~ _._.. I'll.. ..,. '"' ».,...WATD ,_ """"' rutiD HI.ZW. 1-ll«e t1 .-,..,. . • roomo, bath, baoemont. llllnl'"""" llooro, aJce lot. 11,5GO. or ·.volwiMW ,._.., •. . . • l,OIUI '~ -~---~ Jtinl, J:P.. 1, ......,... .,_,_... ... •. . . lfeell. Gerald Sbade. Pbone tll-10311. · --- aluminum lkllnS, 111orm wiDclowB 111111 doors. hardwood ELECI'ROLUX V"""""' clean- lint AM .... . .... ..... I ....... ........... ~..$::' "'=~---- 'I'IIREE BEDROOM ....... balb, I-lUII: .. . . . c.mi'I'I:IM . . . ... ,, I m lleaulllul turnaoe. ......... ..... . ......... C:,...,,., .,.•• :t.1t . ss~ss POODLE PUPPIES, AltC ToJ I! CORVAIR MONZA, 7 IJber.. ty Ave., Phone . _ _ ...... miniature. and up. Sind oervtee and grooming. Pl.- 5 p.m. 1-17-4111 .- .. • ....... 1112-5443. 11 s tie WR:ACUSE ON RT. IJI, tbne AKC Goldm Retriever pupplel. room apt. up and S ....... IDddellltnllf • ..... '· .... ~ Dl Alb Sl, Middleport. 111doWII, bath and klldlenette, .J:.,'e!., ·:. :: .... : · . : GEO. BOIIm!/l'l'lll, 11 ,... CIQ,......,., 'fiiiiiiiiiJDtOJMMI 1143. ~ large ......,... In porch, ....,. "' ,...,.. JlliTIAND IIIICieo 1 IIIII ..met. ABC Dfl ~~~llllrd ..... level .......... luol _,.,.....,. ···· • • , _ , 11-W Va - - , . ,... • 6 1!0 batba,' ~1. lunllce, - ., • • r...-'''7.'.:: oil lumaeo, phone 911-Mfl. JI'IREWOOD, any ~ ..._, lll&lnll . . , _ . · · • · · I...... •"' 1.--......__ J..-~ MftMA ' ........, v. .., ..., .• ~ • ..,_,_. ' 1-1.,..., P\lbDG ,.,..,,_ or dry. Gerald King, 1U. I, ........ · .. I ..... MIDDLlii'Oii'r - 10 nollll, I uo...,.· _ , --a. .. _ Sbade. IJ.. .Mtp blaUnMe ... 8oll6n .. .. ~ llltM ........---.. .rwunv mN & ... 1..-n ~ ....... ...... - - . wllll bltllo. .... -·· __, .......... ~ .!..,..... RI!:rRI'GI!lBA1UR and apartWA'I'D """' ...... I"',.... - . aa]J fiJ,OIIUI --. - _,.., 1110111 kllc:heft J'lllll&, Jtloae STi)RJ!)() walnut with . ,...,-•· ~-. • .....,,. HOTEL 0810 - 10 . - . , Ill .kJIID BlrrlloD. " -. AM-JI'M radio, multiple apeal<-1-17-lle • ....... farnll¥re, Blr I).J.W 'u.... ·. _llltlc ~,._.. oes. ifl!l nier bald. PI.OIII.Gf __.,. __ __ ers, 4-lpeed automalle ebang.. ........... 1nsur•·f!r. TrJ it Ia your bome • · • a FALCON Fulln, pd ...,_ ... .. .. .. ..... . 1 ..._.. or $10,0IIIUO for 11e11 Botate. dllloa PIG. II Olov7' ~ loa, -... .... per moath, "":. TllAI'IliiD A.I1I'OIIOBILI: ....,._ 11M Phone IIIW58II. 14Mie - - . mechaniMl eondl• . ... . -· IJfiil;lloo : ,.~ J.oJlt·.JIIIll' .... ~ J ~ .•;J: I ....,..... thO $110, l'li.~--0 ' D ' r' •~ !iJil.l!ll M'li hllot• Cal Mllll, 'il!i'BALES Oooo DAIRY bay, QoileUI, a-hlro, Pllone 111'1• .• tre pbono _ . _ 1-lUII: 7514. 1-lNtp straight - . , . Filii ......... ... to party IIIIIUIIIlng balanco olt51.60 or If monthly. fbone --1-lUII: · lloorl, lor<ed air Phone IM9-tllll. l ... .. . Jlllwl! --- belp, a.-.. ~--Oflllu Pe1lol . . nwn . . I , ...... ONE PRACI'ICAU.Y ISInch blade ehaln ...... ..... -1-JNfp vory Utile; heavy dutJ rear IDOUI!t, s pt. hlteb platform MIXED HAY and 'nmolby, 1111, Ford belt puDey. Se e Phone IIUflO, Joe Wippel. of 111.85 a 111011111. Guaranteed. Gonloo ealdweU, Tllppors 1-INip Pllone - - 1-14-ele Plalno. Call CGolYIUe 1167.-. 1-17~ TAPPAN Gao R.age, ......... REP06SESISED SiDpr eabiDol ...... acelleut .....rl!lon, dinsewing machine, equipped 101, dreas ll!nn, 1011with dlal eonlrOI lor 118 111 lble. ..... 1-!Nie buttonhole and laDcy deiiiD •• ... ..... .. I -.z .............. -;;;;;;;-;;;;.;-;; OLDS 111, stick llblll, prk:ed to Hll, Pbone 14'/-DII. l"e r CllrMf .. ~ • • ·. AltC MINIATURE lldmaUIIn, ,__.. .._ ,..,.r,.- ONLYS11.9S Clb" lk1l ,..... ' .. . . • • • ..00 .,.._ loYel1 waiDul IIDIIh. pi)IIIIIDII rl. 15 .,.- bi!BDee of fii.OI. CaD lft.Dll. 1-17~ -~wooD ·~ .......... . . _ .... .---.................... ------ ,---... ................. . . ...=:.:=-= - .. • ~ Dell!!•• _ . 4.5 R.P.M. .II _Help Want.d l:fi1VERS needed. Semi driv- a ..,_., .... .. ..... :..... • ..,.. ................... . .. ............ ,................... ........... ... . G....U. 7VitDI al volume eontrol, Hpaaker REWARD f•ll ' ' .,loo. "77511111 .............. , . . ..... ... &dl'\'llll:dld lpeai~Dto!'m~Dd ...... du- Notice For lent -- STERBO, EARLY Amer1o1n - · radio OIIIDI!Iaatlou, . .. lid otale unit, 4-tpeed dllaior, 1ovel1 maple flnJih. Mob p~JD~mll o1 " ..- balonce o1 lft.l4. pu. lftllll 1-17-lle OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 41iclltlonal 25~: Cha~ ,., Adv- .. ww Allft..t' ""•"' ' 4 -,. . .. .., ....... w, u. ..... 1965 fORD ................. Reduced to $1395 . .• -AID :~ ._ ,:'· . ... l.:. \;~' ~~fj ~ . J "~ ~... ,,~.~ ~ • I ' l<eeping M,igs Gollia and . Mason Aie'o. · Informed As Well As ·,. . Enterloined ~ •1 ~ . Roliert Hunt boa retumed to hll home after tr~ altho AUCI'IGIIIIII Holzer :Medl.al ~r. . ' CIAJhlc ...... Mr. and Mro. Lee liD ... Lincaater, llilplqr .._. , . . tended tho IUnoral of. h11 1111<11 •nebs. 01111 near Nitro, w. VL; last week. Bibbee, who rO..aii,J Nlutnod tllo ~llel.. C1tJ1 ......... BDI and K1Y Bobr. were .reeeat home ,-mes. Milhoan t 1 Ill Sundai dlllllei' JIUelti' 6f hli ~­ onto, Mr• .and Mra. ,II. ·1,. Bobr, AIR CONDITIONING wP Mr. and Mro. DwiJIIit Millican otiiiD ..-.Ice. Jldt'l 11r1.r1a- and .ailed ot tho MJUooon . .lion, Hew illl¥eD. . . . ·home TUeadll. ' ... • • ... MrL F'lo1d Weber boa ' • oil work lor two woel<l with C. C, ~POIID .,.,..-,..Mr. READY • IIIX - · dollY- br-hlal pne-.. IIJ'od l'llfll 111 .JGUI' ptojiCI. Kemelh Porker and · .. rill IIIII ,_,, , _ eoJI. Brown ha" rO!Ufllod- 1 ya. calion In F1orl4o. malll. ..... . . . . . 0011Mr nd .._ -~ Whllo .... •"•"""' .. • Ills Oo.,·"'ddQL_ are •IIPIDillrw I - L . ...,... ' ·r.w .d0i1 "'Ill part, Oldo. I • lfe her ololer, ~ ~Wilma Blhboo, e House T ":- "' ,_ ,_ ed lrofPt, ~ waiDul ,lole lter,al 'lill!l faciilrj ..... r- ~-·u ind fnl&lll .. . 1- .... •.10 ....,., Nllf0rud!J '"'Ji4tallled Ma7 ~ ooelL lie Paid for II I*' Jlno eoniOieo milntb· ,.... bave All·"" l'ldlo, t..,...S · ~ ...... AFC,JIW· elill ~. 'IIIII bolullful ~· ~ -' eabtnet WID J11 lo llle lli'll llvtl peoplo ..... tall. WID be dellwl4 lp JOOt wltboul obi~ .... you ~ 117 ·IIIII mob ome you liN OIIIJIIIiot*l1' Alllfleol. CaD ••. ·'·' . 1-IJ.tlc .. ~ 1 . Ill ll ) �.. I 1 - Tho · o.l\)' Soollool, ¥'dll 1- · J ........ zo. 1911 SUA SF$A 50 :llt $$ L.lU: DtJJ $?U1Wi)T'Jfid 1roo!l P. . I) ~ R!lll!w unlb'. We - YO!ces ot lfllot .....~ ••• - " ~ - ; Ulo lll,Urod 1!)1(-, ll!o wlae,. ,.. l'Glcu that llaYe do them." To tldl -•eri.U. ~ the IIJ(rlt." Nlm! Nld Ulo only anower Ia a roeum to Ulo ba!!1eo ol trloadly lw!lan dl,_,.... He ~eel parti<Uiarly for a eessatioll ot "&IIRJ'Y rhetor le thlt fanl diseomenta IDto hatreds." ~,.,.,..., ·~-- bovo -lt!ftaoil; ... wiD 117 to briDe ... • "" Jiledlod, "'l1!!0o loll boblud, ... wiD blip lo eaid! ...H Nimt•o CII!IJ" to eriJne .... a promiiO '1"or aU our - - , 1N will lOt u our p i ll!o do- ordot' 1llol We cannot leam from. one makes ,..,...., poaalblo and .......t u 0111110" Uvea, ....afaa: IUli1U-. We - tukl tbol dolnr. 'll'lllbli fDr - . to 14 another until ... stop slloutiJir at one another- until we speak ~etly OIIOIII!h so that ""' words ean be heard as well aa our voices ... Will Listen He promised that hia adminlstration wtU Usten to the voices of all the people, including '"the Of boiJW Walt Disney's PARENT TRAP (TE"chnirolor) Hayley Mills, Maureen O'Hara MERRY Family Mix-\111 Featurette: PriJilflers of the Everglades (Technicolor) '. WEDNEsDAY & THlJRSDA\' JANUARY 22 • 23 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU n i£SDAY JANUARY 24- 28 • 1 " • 88, Oaimed Dies Saturday Clyde !lyoell, 65, ol fO Eut College Ave., Westerville, a for~ mer Meigs Count;y resident, died Saturday rrlgbt at Doctor'• Ho,s.. pita! in Columbus. He was a member of Maacft. lc boc!les and of. Drew Webater Post 39, Americ:on Legion. &trvtvlng are hia wtte, Gladys, &Dd two listers, Mra. Robert Early Sunday as. Mrs. Carrie E. Coulter. of 450 First Aw., GallJpolls, died Surmy aroulll 6:15 a. m., at Wellseon. She was bQrn July 30, 1880, in Meigs COunty, daughter of the late Annis Thompson a n d Alonzo Johnson She married Harol~ E. COOl· ter on Feb. 12, 1904, in .Bidwell, He preceded her In death on May 29, 1003. Two daughters survive. Mrs. Harry Orono) King of Galllpolla and Mrs. John WWiam (Leola) Butler, Wellston. Four grandchlldreu aod o n e great-srm:tchUcl survtw. Four sisters preceded her In death. She was a member of the Chureh of Chrlat In Galll,polts. Memorial services were held there Sunday mornlqr. Private aervices will be held , Tuesdl,v at 10 L m. at the McCoy Fuooral Home In VI- Ml,. later Gary Vaugbl wW olftclate. Burl!!1 will bo In Vinton Memorial States." The Farmers Bank & Savings .Co•. or Pomeroy, Meigs COUnty, Ohio. at the close of bustaesa, December 31, 1968, a state bonking IIIBtltutloo orpnlzecl and ~ - r the bonldrw lawo of tbii: State am a member of the Federal Reaene Syatam. Publtlbed lD aceordaneo wltll a call made by tile state -..g Al&horlllea and by tile Federal Reserve Bank of this District. ASSETS CUb balances wtth other bank&, and eaab items in process of collection ••••.•.••.••.•.•.•..•••• ' 931,899.08 Ualted states Govermnent obllptions ••••••••. •••• , • • • • 1,393, 776.28 Obligations of States and polllle!!1 subdlvtalona... • . . • • • • . • 503,182.18 other securities ••••••••••••••••..•• , • • • • • • • • . . • 9,000.00 Other lOflDI and diac:ounta ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5,750,322.93 Bank premises, Aarnfture and flztures, and other a~&eta repreaeri::lal bank premises • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • 310,934.74 Real estate owned other than bank premises • • • • • • • • • • • • • 87.000.00 other assets . • •••••••••.•••• , •••.•• , •••••• , •• , 2:301,70 TOTAL ASSETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . @ 1988_(89 LIABILITIES DemaDd deposits ot tndh1duala, partnersh:lps aDd corporations .••••••..•••••••• , ..• , •••• , , $2,273,152.83 Time ud SI\'Uwl depositll of individuals, partnerstdps, and eorpo~"tions ••••••••••••••••••• 5,305,582.85 Deposits of Ualted !lates Govermneat , , ••• , •..••••. , , , • S$,066, 72 Deposits of Stateo and political subdlvlsl,.. • , , ••••••• , •• , 361,648. M Certified and otncers' cbracks, etc •. ••••••••• •••••• , •• , 42,061.74 TOT Aj. DEPOSITS. , •• , , •••.. , •• f8,017,46U8 (a) Total demand deposits , • • • . • 2,$82,429.83 b) Tots! time and savtrws .._sits $,43$,032.85 Other liabilities (including $None mortgages and other Ueu 011 ba.Dk premises and other real estate .••••• , •• , • 281,355.3f TOTAL LIABILITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · . . . • . • $8,2711,818.07 • CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock - total par q),ue ••• , ••••• , • • • • • • • • •• 300,000.00 No. shares authoriZed - 12,000 No. shares outstanding - 12,000 Surplus . . .•• , ••..•.• , , , , • , • , , •••• , •.•••• , •• Ulldivld.ed prof'Its , •• , . . •. , , , •••••••••• , , •• , ••• TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••• , • , , •• , ••••.• , , , , TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••.•..•. MEMORANDA Average of' total deposita Cor the 15 caleadar dl,ya ending with call date • • , •••• , , • , •••• , •• , ,; • • N.034,481.18 Average of total1cans lor the 15 calendar dqs eadi~ with call date , , • , , • , • , , , , , • , •• , •• , • 5,773.113.15 Loans as shown iD Aaaetl are after decki'eticm ol \'llluatlon reserveB of ••••••• , • , • , , •• , •• , • , • 38,M7.21 I, Paul E. Kloe11, C&shler, ol the above-named baDic 4o blnby ~ tllat this reoort of condltlm Is true w tho boot of my _ . . , . 01111 blll4of. PAUL E. KLOES, c.hlor We, the un:lerBtcned directors, attest the correetnets ol thlt eondltlon llld doelare tllat It hu booo eramlood by ua aaltD tho -lodae llld boUe! It true and -~ "IMEODORE T. RE£11, JR. • ol Olllo, Cooolr Of~~· u: ' • ·. " . - 1o and -.rtW"""" .,. ~·· llell dot ar J• • .,., ' - ltfll li\irY I>, YOUNG, _.,. P!lilk · IIIIi LODGE TO MI!ET Raelne Lodiit ~I, FloAM, ..nl bold a IPOclal moeilnl: at 7;80 p,m, Tueoday !!1. tbo temple. There wiD bo work In Ulo Fe!, ·~llhtp Dqree, AND CASUAL SLACKS FOR MEN, YOUIIG .EN, PREP$ & BOYS You lot floor 0111! -ll!o big solecii011 ot x..vt• far men andlio¥o. NUVO LEVIS -The _..,.,. ..,. lol* 10 porr.et , ... hill! oehOol and Oil Ulo eolltae ~llloiYGW~Cmen. Famou t,OvJ Sla ')'root. Le.t CUUal Slackt :.. Cboooo"thl! lrlmllt - . .• t11at are eulfed - · bovo ¥t . _ - .....t llllilllldell for tift~ ._,, f o r ~porto,...., for·t•eh<!ol or .the ~ ~~ oi;JWo t11at are eo!!loo~ -worn wl- al!ell. ~ I4.t LeYi., Sla Prill< ·IIA!Iftv.Gt APPLICATIONS ~ ben• Nel~ ll, II., l!lld!lltplri, ·~ ~ Amllurat, 18,Eut .,a IJi,lt, t, - 11111 ~~ eom colljla -m. , Prli*W! Re1n01da, · . LOOGE TO ......... Qddlna ~ E'r ~~ ~~~­ . i: • Ru Ends Visiting At Holzer amdl;r• SUll a third vldlm of selflmrnolallm 113 ln erltleal CIODditicm Ill Budapeat where Sori.t troops crullhed the 1956 qprtq 11te 17 • year - old ilrltciod hru llunprlan flap uid lOt him sell 111 ftro t1> alloW !Q>FIIIIIIIIY for tile ..,.._OI' Oitde<l;._...,_ ., ~ pet ceii! ~ the hODIIal'• ijd lo W, and ott ~ at lbli s.aro llllliiiOlt ot fOur ..,._, wtto bave beaun a In .......... , tbore. Morlda!' i:daN: tben Were crowd~ of · 21l8;008 la:tl!o otrooto tl> . tblli ~ for Palach, ~· today the !IC!U&rO was ll!led with pootero, !llekoring candl81, . wreaths aad Oaga. Tho B!IV*·news ageney Tall, !"· a Alii dltq!liel1 11'om Moscow, ll!il j'alaeh burnl!!g "waa ,...;-, 'by antl.&oclallst for. :WL" It waa tile ftnt olrtclal hor>illtt It wiD help alleviate altuot!Oa. lbe ~ Garbage Wasteland Continued the admlnlotrllor, . . . . .· - ~·· .qt tlla COIIIII'tllll!tlon· of tllo ML •He!'IIIOII't!B 11> Christ t:~eh.lpeeki._ in modern term11, miaht. well UJ"8'• you to "Keep the~~·· time. Plana we1e m.fe, blue prlnts drawn arxt construction soon started. The baaemert was --doled out" by a \IOJ.urtteer neighbor, the late Robert Robinson. William Will, a close frieOO of the community• Wll hired to Jay the blocks. OUlttr contractors were hired to install wiring, heating and plumbing with the remainder of the church beIng finished by members oi the church. During the period of constrll(tion, there were discouraging incWenta and disappointments. In the latter part of 1963, the grotf) found it would be necessary to secure a loan. The loan, for an eight year period, was granted in the amount ot $6,500 by the Pomeroy 'lbe admlnittration Aid, uaaturolly, not aU hospllalpoUenta have the nu... adding, •cu hi not knoWn at this time ..,.,. man,y have the Hong Kcmg 1jype nu. tt The "flu bug" _ _., hit GoUla C<lunty around eleetlon time, and has been ga1D1ng mo.mentum ever · slnee. Nsllooal heallb olftclals Nld reeontly tho Natlooal Bank. 11'1 June, 1964, occupancy ofthe Hong Koag flu was oxpoeted to new church took place. Without reaeh a peak ill Uda cotm!rY any special effort being made, 1n mld~anuary. the· church loan was pAid oti last Dec, 21, three years Mead of schedule. uwe have alWIY8 kept in mlrd whea we give God his portion and exercise our faith, He will rich.. b bleu am help us meet our needs" comments a member ol. the ,congreptlon. , Ai¥1, naturally, m81!11bera of tho cOOjlregalloo are s;ratetui for aU of the help whleh "''I gt..., by I!IMY oo the proJeet. held recently at Suuthwestern High Sehool. The cootest lfas set \V so that each particlpati~ team could con:luct the opening aNI closirc ot a meeting demonatrating a& ~ ol the 13 ablltUes 1s possible. Cniath!lf 1 haOOJc.-p so that. all wu not too easy for ttie teams were qulzzera ofheek· lera who atteJrwt; to disf'\IIC the proeecture. AI: any ra~.e, the Meiss team !are well recetvirc a top BY BOB HOEFLICH Draltic action UIAQ" have to be taken to prevent the entire Oood road area between Middleport and -·"))' ll'om be- coming" a wa-nd ol ·prboge. Despite the faet that the long~ used dump on the road !Ill.... ar i\marlca former location - and the road~ &ides to the dump - thereby providing food for the thick rodent ~dation. In aceordanc:e with Ohio law, which requirea that Wmps JDJst be underground, or land f i 1 1 type11, Middleport abandoned the dump - actually located In Pl>meroy - and opened Its new landfill Wmp In Salllbury Town11hip, It oft'lclally closet! the former dump on the floor road, removed a tence around It,. and some clearup work waa done at the location, ProbJema have developed, Some residents are still us-. ing the open Wmp and are providing food lor the rat popula. tlon. However, some ol the ro.. durta are ~used to be· continued ualng the abandoned l!!g better led. There are lndl- dump but at aovoral pointo al0118 catima that rata are moving Ulo route !rem ~ to Ulo Inti> ll!o ..... ol lolld- dump . oro piles ol I!Bri>l&e and diO(lOrl, lbout 0118-bal! mtle dlo- tallo ·"Sftd· Pomeroy, awQ¥. 1~ mtlee The lololgs Coont;y Department ol Hoaltl! arranpd lor the Oblo DepartJnent ol Health and t h e Vnlted Statea Dlvl!!101! of FUll to do I!OIIIethlng a• bout tllo rat !!1tua- at !be dump - whidl also has become a mec .. ca for '"aharpllhoot:era." and WUdiHe Monday afternoon, represen~ tatlves from the two agencles orrlvod In Pomeroy and began cllatrlbutla! of grain mlxe4 with tubbllh lndlcUbta that coul~'t <are .... - · a.y. put lbolr garbap, as IOIIIIU iboT BOt rid "' it. Morlda!' II!OI"Illng, a IIUio :wer a hall mtle from the dump, tbo flood rood was otrewn wltll Clllll, boxes, and garbap - l i T t:hro.m r r o m a weblele ....., tile weekend. O!!lclala c:hoc:klllg It fOI!IId 11011101 had heeo marked ott-· a n d papera ln the nlbbiah. tbe ftood road .drive oould be ple!ureSQIIO zinc phoophate at the abandon- In addiiiCII to providing a roadeel dump to kill rats still at the way al'OIDld fiood watera. location. lo!UST BE ifi'OPPED Dr. Jack Russell of the Ohio Dop&rtment ol Health, viewing the dump Monday commentad that ita use must be step.. pod H MY program o1 gvt11ng rid ol tile rodento to m bo of. tectlve. Not only h&Ye aome residenta However, frorp the appearance Of the section Monday, 1t looks •• though aome drutle aetlm will have to bo taken, not only to set the present mess cleaneel up, but to lmpoao hoaV7peoai· ties apl!!at those Wbo would make ·a pubUc dmnp Of the eatire sec- tor. Bus Drivers Refuse hOven Bids To Transport Pupils PT. PLEASANT - All undetennined number of school bus drivers went on stitlke today but classes remained open for Mason COUnty's 8,000 pupUa. Conley, assistant s\l)er~ lnterdont ol Maaoo Coulitl' schools, told newsmen: Gary buiso~ dtd ride buses. cause rA the lfalknutwublamtd to an estimated ?:1 of the 42 bus drivers who have been re-. ))OI1ecl etvtrw •troul booking tD tho Transit Unloo, AFL • ClO, CLC Dlvtaloo 1539 drive for' nicognltlon as bar.. plnlrw agent with the M 1 a o n ~ Sehool l!c!ard. No QUostim ol wage1 or other •orkbw cooditloas are involved, Qllll'• ently, at tb111 atqe. Ama.__ Warren Keeter. transportation ! . ProperJ.v cleaned up, S~.Verviaor, told the press he had received telephone calla trom 11 parents last nigbt and thl11 morning that thejr children 1M been told by bus drivers "they wouldn't be picked ~tmlorrow" (Tueoclay1 samuel Shelton, president of the union, which has lie hooolquarters in Charleston, hll uk-: ed union recognition tn a letter tl> the oehool boai'd. A . - . _ (Conii!Oiod ... - ., Sensenbrenner to Address ft<ftl. AU - ..ore llriied . ... was clos- ed by Middleport tile first of the year, people are using the p~ll• eoun. tho abondonod d..,.. 111 the a..ol r<1101. Dr. lll!looll · that the program cannot be effective as lcq: u realdenta ~ tlnue leaving garbage at the dump. 1be trash above baa ace. mulatecl Ulegall.)' slnce Jan. 1. vzood Road Becomes £ to aee patient• unless they are of the immediate famUy, and ln critical condition," remarked Ra!l.'erty Monday .rtornoon. Re added, 41 Th111 is a aatet;y precaution for all concerned. We must protect ouraelve11 and our patlento ... "We have 190 jllltlellts In a 173bod - ' 4 ' het)lltal. Be!!ltloa DR. J ~ RUSSELL, ion, ol the Ohio Dopartment of Health and Charles McGritl, or the u.s. Dlvialon of Fish anCI Wildllfe, bepn distributing a poisonous mixture of KI'ain and zinc phosphate Monday to exterminate the rat population at not run this morning. We won't know umu later today how many diitR't." About 80 per cent at the COUDt;y's nuo:-. wiD ~ ·~ ol ol-., ·~~. ~ . uSome l'o!IDelqy, ~. IIIII . . SlllpJ-- Sizos 28 ·~ ~~ ~ i.'reohnmk .., loiW lean,- St.. POn..... OJ.......... . ohouhl otop Ia lllo l!ulr Man and 110)'1 llepartlne. - "!f'llma. . ·r ,"·J\ waa Jao Palach, 21, who died - · " " ' - 011 tl> WO!leealut r·-.F-_. ' ft!d, outburst COLUMBUS (Up]) - A rq:~reaentathe of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes said today a strUm · would be · called against the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correctlona end the state universities unleaa wage demands are met. AI MUik, executlve director of counclt 21 said the union would bargain in good faith if state officials do the same bUt ' members would .. walk a picket line if that Ia what is necesfi8ry." BUlk announced earUer that he is seeking a $1,500 a year raise for each employe plus time and a half for overUme - which would total more than $7.2 'million annually. Union olficiala have recently met with Mental Hygiene Director Martin Janis, Chancellor John Millett ot the State Board of Regents arQ State Personnel Director Wayne Ward. u0ur conclualOOB after these meetiQ~s is that state employe• are the subject of rank discrtmJnatlon on wages going back over several admlnlstratlons," BUlk said. •'The high .Pald &'hlte otficlals and state legislators have been weU taken care ot '' ''Before this legil!llattve aesaton Ia out we are going to hne juath~e by whatever means la necessar.f," Blllk said. BUlk claimed that Ohio is flrat in industrial growth, fourth in wealth, tltth In salaries paid state officials, si1dh in wages paid lndustrlal workers and federal employes working in the state and 22n:l in wapa paid ita rank and Ole state workers. The unlon omclal also said the state's Ferguson act which pro. hlbtts strikes by public employes are immoral ·m :i unworkable. ·~we don't like strikes," Bilik said. "We are prepared to enter into th111 In good f!!11b and fool tho state legtolam.. and top omcilta lncluding Governor Rhocles will do likewise.'' . .. . ·In 198:Z, the congregation -.aluated ttJe condidon ot ita church l!ine... . . and decJd8d that since repairs, additions~ new heatiJW come hlgll, bla (!aut ......,.., ·the doetor Ill R~ 111d ~ hoJpltal will Perhaps, it W"Ould be best to construct ., new church on a lot near Pi~-. told UPL ~eailm <it aclmlo111 Proguo h\mdrecll of per- llllill'''d!lrlllr thenext!Miweoka" the· paraorap and approximately 1.000 feet below the church or that otll!ad!, - · wiD bo held Fmmalaorilceo TutJClo,r II 1 p.m. frOm E1ll!w Cbo,pal w1111 burial Ill U n·to n -91,~. · ot Amorl~ wiD • Tde~ at 7:30 p.m. ot Ulo•IDclp hall. . Olllcero are to llo illdtDocl. AU m~ oro Onied' 11> ~ I'UIIuek refre~ will llo 101"· ~..-._.... - !llrl "'· '" -~· ... lic!lll' cl!@rrod by ·llames. tr'IO!I lo"'l\>oafi1q,'llo<loro th11 III01"i1lp!j1 . bilt lli"l .o!uld not lllldot!!1and Jamal - - and Darla n>- Dolan• Mq ,..,... =E~~~.a-1 emodona.l since Auguat. Aa a reiJIIlt ot a ''mild'' flu Tho ioeond Czoehoslovak tD epidemic In tile I'Ommuntv, rta. aet hlmool! 111 !Ire was Jose! ltatlon -"'<~• at lbo Holzer Hlathy, 21, a PUaen brewer)' Medical Center on First Ava., worker whO otood ...,. a I!! GaUipolls are being all but to Tomas Masaryk, ellmln#ed during the next two llral pnlklent of ll!o Czechoslo- wooka aecordlng tD John w. Ra!vak rol!lli>llc, and poured forty, administrator. (liiO!lno m hlmseH. The !lrot "Area resldento are urged not .Csae-ak II!OlVrL ·-·Em- &, national Mondu Diat4 that ••another forft''-meanlni: the Ruaalanacould tab orer the government. Veuptn, Jadc:aoa, 8Dd. t w o cotumbul, Soviet word on tile Polaeh dealb which hal brooghl lho groatolt ,Weneeslu &pare was Wled wtth moumHs u 1n the dellant dar• followlllt! tho Ao&ual 111\'allic>l. The oituaUCII wu 10 lenao tbot Prwldent Ludvik Svoboda warned In a televillar apeech ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Hospitals, Universities, Target$ of Picket Threat PRAGUE (!JPIJ.-'11!e Soviet . U!Flnn ll!dar denouneod tho ielf. lmmolallcm ol. a Czechoalovak ot»- ao 111 antl.C..IIIII!unlst .llf0¥0<alion. But a aeooncl man oot hlmiOU 111 !Ire In Plloan and Olas Thomas bod!, • ' Wage ffitimatum Given ' , wW moot II 7 ;80 J).m, 'lbllrldal' al tile rneotilll hall. . other lilbllJtles • • , • . , •. , •••••• , , • • • • • • • • S818,010.00 (v) TOTAL , , •• , ,' ••••••• , • , , • , • , , , , , • , , , , , 810,000~00 LFSUE F. FULTZ FRI!2I R. cldiSEY. JR. - home it 373 P,ui st. AD aml!ulance was eallod and Mr. Juatla wa 11 taken to die Veteroans HOSI!Ital Ia Hlll1ti!lltoo. W, VL At 10:04 p. J!i., the squad weot to the Thomu Juolleo '-"• 294 Raeo·st, An ambulanCe waa called for ll!r, Jusdee, who was taken to the HoJ.. zer loledleal Center, w. ..-.,ndrOII, '' '' Dies on Monday ary. VOL. XXI NO. 189 '. Della Cubbison SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA (a) Plpdgod ass«o and oocurltleo looned (book >alue); 0) U.S. GOYerament obitrl!tlooo, dire<:t and guar..-, l)led&ood tl> oocure clepoolto and ·- - ««'"~ Dies Saturday > Devoted To The I~ Of The MeisJ·· At 11:22 L ill. lllo I9Jed weS to ttM,. -~ Jut1.1 It was !ollo!Jed bnmecllalaly by his lnlqgunl addro11, to whteh he expre11ed oonftdenc:e that be can I.D'Iite and lead forward a !lltloo bodly dlvldocl by raolal.tenaklruo and the Vlell!am war. Tho dlvlilono coaironllntt Nix- over of tho . . . _ of oo, 58, were dramatized m the aasaasiD&Uoo attempt..... autborlevo ot bls . . _ . _ b y smno lleo iDVolted the II!Oit - . . 6,1100 antiwar prote-I Wbo l!8<llrit;y pneaallono In Jn....,.. march o d up Pem!Q>lvl!lda a1 l!lltDry. Avtnue :Ia. a "counter-lnal&ural .,...ada'' that ended In a violent oncount.er with pollee. While takln8 his C!alh, Nlm! tloddecl to root hio hand 011 two !omlly Bibles _,... tl> the prophet Isaiah's vtaloo. d. an era of J!OOCO I!! whleh 11!011 llhall Della BeD Cubbison, 81, Ill. 2, , . _ lbolr .-do Into plow- Coolville, died Mondo.Y mornl!ll aharea, and their apeara Into In SL Joseph Hospital Ia Parker.. .IJI'Ufllnl hookl.,. · burg !ollowlrw an extended Nlxoa 18"W D(ltMq ct the nesa. She was born In Maig11 COunty, - - demoDolralloa, whleh reoulted ln the arreot of Ill the ciau&htor ot the late· Joseph marelloro Wbo !ouilrt wltll and Etta TrlboU. Mrs. CubbisOn p>11eo at tho !011t ot Capltl>l IOU. wall a member of the Eden United J;lurlnl tile brief e!Uh, 1!01110 Brethren Church. She was also ac · the demooatrotoro lbreW preceded In dootll by an Infant rocks, mud, sticks IDd other daughter and a son, Howard, objeetl at pollcemon Wbo .,.... who waa Jdlled. 1D World War 2. attmnplillg tD eloar 0110 !!1tlo ol Her husband, Joseph E., died in rthe street. Prevtousl;y, tbe 1946. She Is survt vod by lour daushpollee had seamed to ~ out ol ters and two sons, Mla11 Margaret their Wl3 to avoid eonlllet. Determlnod to avoid MY Cubbison, Coolvtllo; Mrs. Harley III!I!OOlttly l!!cl- today- and BaDey. Delaware; Mrs. Evelyn Homer and Mra. WHma stage, both of Columbu's; Kenneth a nd. J OOn Cubbi&Oilt Cool\'lila; a srandi!Oil, Sgt. Leo P'"'on, Ft. Knox, Ky., who wa11 reared in her hiXI\8: a· brother, Heaman Tribett. Cool.Yille; two si11ter1, Mn. Tolla Randoil)h and Mr1, L. lla!q) PT. PLEASANT - Olas L. Thomas, 58. o! Rt. 2, Ft. Pleas- CVIrllnla) Deeter, CoolvtUe. Funeral aervlce1 will be ~ ant, died S&blrday In the Voter· Wedne&da,\1 1t 2 p, m. trom the 1111 Hospital, Hwrtington, after a White Fum!ral Homo In Coolville long illness. He was a World War U veter .. wltll the Rev, Eldon 8Jako o!!lel· att._ Burial will bo In the Coolan born 1n Jackson CountY on Feb. ville cemetery. Friendalnl)' eall 12, 1910, son ol the late WWiam at <he 1\u!oral hc!mo alter 110011 a~ SUamm Hlte Tbmnas. Tuooday. Mr. Thomas is survived by hill wile, Mary Wlthr'"'. Thomas, and one aon. Olas, Jr., of Pomeroy; , two Qaugbters, MrL IAlcWe Der· GAUGES - Golllpolla, U. 9 ed»erger, Pt. Pleasant_ and Miss Be"Verly 'Illomas, at home; two and 18.6 numtrw 22 feet of roll· era;. PL Pleaunt, 2L46; Pdmbrothers, Marion Thomas llld oroy.Mason, 22.04; Htoaoo, 0.92 EoW Thomas, both ollll. 2, Pt. otat.; CborlOBton, 18.02ltal. LmPleulllt; a half brother, Lonnie Trolley, Red House; a talf--sls- 4oo, 1o1annet and Wlnllold oro on ter, Miss Della Gandee, Spencer; theallL MilS, BLACKBIJ)IN DIES and three p-andchlldren. FUneral services will be held -~-. at 2 p. m. Tuooclay In the Mmr· dlecl .ln Holzer Medical Cealer Stevena Funeral H<111e wltll the &l'ldiJ. 9ae wa• a member ~ Rev. Jomea Slauttllterolllelall._ llle -.Hot Churd!. Sbo Ia IUn:iVed by her hillBurial will bo lotheY_.-c.mband, Emmott Bladd!um; a otoey, Rt. 2, Leon. Friends may eall at the funeral dalqlttor, Rulli i!bonbieh, .....,. - ; a o11ter, Mra. SilrliQ' home alter 6:30 i"tlo1· ' Mlllo, Mldllloport; < < .. - tutlon of the United ' .H ,. [!<lEt..._ Jql!ad. 11nrltloy -and s - OurrteJ latter part ol the weolr. REPORT 9F CONDITION OF . ,· ,. , ' ,perlocl and rala or aDOW about There wW be no viewing or ·1 '· :~.;=.:::~= Awesome P9tlJer, Huge;·~v:...~;~:··~·~."'" =~~~~~~ ~1... ~.,. · B urdens, 11ransrfierred Dies.$uitcbty caWrw hours, ~· r the not ot the weolr. · latton wiD to4al boll tl> three Q.....,r l!!eb _...... ., ohoworo at tlltbqiml!lloflho Park. In lieu of flowers, all memor· tal gifts ara to bo givon to tho Church of Christ Bulldlrw Fund. '( ·" Mrs. Coulter, Westerville. ~ \. ·on· " '· BY LOUIS CASSE:Ul ~ WASHINGTON cuPD - 1'hl aweacme power IDd cruahlna In our faith, otoad!a!!l In our burden ot tl!o U. S. lll""litloncy paaaed ol 110011 (ESI? -.,_ lr<m purpose, caQtiws at the elmLJioiCII B. Jolmlon, Domoerat, to Rlehard II. Nlxoa, Ropulillean, ears; tut auataJned by our 'l1!e CO'derly tra!!slor of ~verlll!ll lllltllori4' lor the Zttll conftdoneo ln the will ol God limo Ia lbo hia!OQ' of the world' a molt endllrtrw major 1'81101>11<. and the promiae ol man." bo-. o!ftelal the m<XDent Nb!oil . <Omj!leted the •th preacrlllod by lbo IC!UIIdllv ~s t1> "prooarve, i>1'0teet and defend lbo eoasll· · SIX YOU GET EG<~R<>U.I (Genevieve) &rdette, L a u r e I (Technicolor) Clift', and Mrs. Rose Marie Hag~ gy, !Vrln8flold, and several 0111· Doria Day - Brian Keith er nieces, nephewo and other lolc()L01RC.AR1rOONS: PC~> eal relatives. Wham & Bob, FlDleral services wlll be held SboeRies, Outslded 1 p.m. Wednesda¥ at Mor· Remembernud Funeral Home with burial ." . E~~1S Of Pres.ilied~t• • <Plan Medical· Center·. :C onstrll l tllnqh SllllrdV wiD aY. q. a Uttlo boloor ......-.. our lives BeeUJtt." Nixa'l ecmcluded. the addreaa with lbo Llneolne- call to the tl> .. ~ forward, llrm Oyde Hysell • ~ llou;l. N MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & TUESDAY JANUARY 17-21 • :~af?:; Rep~ublic_ 's seeks Peaee'in ,World (CMIIUOd • • "' THERE ARE I'EOPLE ._ tennined to make the entire tlood n.d section an open · dump. Pletured M~ lolblo trash and garbage -wareatlJr thrown onto the road OYe? U. · weekeOO. Other spots al4111the · road between Pomeroy lad are mulled with rubbish. The prbogv otnw- Middleport en were careful eDOQib - · and used the time - tu r.. · mcne remes rrom it. Into Armed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 20, 1969 coulter cubbison graham grimm humphrey hysell johnson riffle thomas tribett