https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4e4200d6b051b1feba7eed9d1c5a1c8a.pdf e4ac0ed3646713a2f44039b5b9b06efe PDF Text Text --.------ --~ " '• • 8- ~ 111111)' ~~~~~. ~ 0., ~.J....... ZJ, 1Ht (II. "' . . . . . . '!be luer IIIII Ill rOte Ill CCMn· II>' l'loTJIO \o!ld lfl'a. Ball h, munl~ !IIIII OCII!_Oiruc:llat...... loot .., the dloeuoMd bJ L. - · · tulnt IIOtl- - ol MarioD. a Galorat Telopllooe . . _ Wollll, .JW1o I\70r .JWJo Go· olll<lal at M<m!of nfllt'a Kl-. Tunll'qle, PaiiJ B..w., - . . " ' " ' " - - Pl"A. ~ - . . . ....... Me... &llllted Will! !be ,Dado. Carin a.u.. klao~JorJF de-.tntt... and --ton h1DO, ·Terri Fox, ,Jqy by Paul Diener, alao ol Gener' TONIGHT, HN. 21 Walt msney'a PARENT TRAP (Teelmlcolor) Haylt.)' Mills, Maureen O'Hara MERRY Flmil)' Mlx-<411 Featurette; Prowlers ot tbe Everglades ~:'".::..a:~ theMr:;.:,_ meeting ol tho Moip Cou11Q' CouncU ol Pareqll and Toaehera to be bold on Feb. 6 at the Riverview Flementary School. It Wll noted thlt Dad'o Nisbl will WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY JANUARY 22-23 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU 'nJESDAY JANUARY 24- 28 be obiOl"\'ed II the February meftJng ot the Middleport PI" A with all fathers attendingtocount double for the atiendanee award. Founder-Is Day will alao be 00- 'WITH SIX YOU GET EGGROLL (TechnicoJor) Doris Day - Brian Keith COLORCARTOONS: P~ Wham & Bob. Shoetli.es, Outsided (\lint Remembernud sened then. The Rev. Raulltn Moyer t1 the Middleport Church of Christ, gave the opening pra.yer and had devotions. Brownie Troop 174 with assistant leaders, Mra. Bob- SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. . . 'I" ·.. Nine new etrJI -Wore welcomed Into the Veterans lfemoriat pita! Candy Stripers MO!!!(ay i. :. lor leaders ol the Church ol Cbrill choir. Tho l!l"<ql ,... aongs and were refresh. ""ed 1 Mra. Bemard Fultz, Mrs. New. man BUrdett,, and Mrs. Max Donohue ................ "' !be party, Mrs. Kemeth Scites, director ~ the Cburch of Christ choir, was al80 a guest at the s:art,y, KITCHEN with matching H 0 P .-: ll"t • Near .a.m. *· appliances v ·' Now Prophets ... ' .' Are Discussed SHOWING PAPERWORK- C. W. Mc!!a!JIN. area . . . . - a t far ...· aollociiiiE~ service- in OhiO. eeater, goes dYe!' d0talls rellted to his department's W4X'k In ecm8etloa wlth tblr •1-8 mWtooo Loadlrw Creek Conservancy District Dovel- !state ftCt. RaiPo Wolbr looks oo at loft and R. E. Aten, project m11111g0r lor the Harza E,.taeerlnc ~. Ia at rltlhl. "1be Now ProphetJ as an Agent for Cha,_-e.. was the program tq)ic presented by Mrs. .Lelia Curtis when the Forest Run Meth~ · .. odist Wcinen's Soc:tecy of Ctu'istian Service met at the home of. Mrs. Uswin Nease last week. Mrs. Fred · Nease was co-hosteas for the meeting which opened with devotions by Mrs. Mark Evans. She presented scripture from MltQh 6, a meditation and prayer. After singirw: ''Love Divine" Mrs. Curtis sl)9ke on the prophets of old and those of today. Mrs. Fred Nease, Mra. Russ Watson, and Mrs. ,. John Scott read arttcles pertalnine to the work being done by some or t . cla3's Clristian workers. 'l1ler8i was a discuuion by the UOIIJ and 'a reading .. 01;1 tbe Threshold of a New Year" b)' Mrs. Glen 1 Gemelm.er, ' Mrs. Wataon preSided as olft.cera reports were given ancl a love ortering taken. n.nk you notes for Christmas remembrances were read. Plans were made for a meetiie to be Mid at the hmne of Mrs. Curtis on ,,._sed - SentiDel Pholo. Y:outlt~J • waa served to 11 memben aDd four guesta, Mra. Goldie Gottlard ot Gallipolis, Learme Nease, 8ardra CUrtia, and J&na Sisson. .. \ • • . ~' ' j I at . Mrs. Jame• Soudera hu recelved ot the Solurdaydeoth ol Mrl. R. C, McBride ol Belpre, a former relidert Of Middleport. UJdge lliCI tile Dioqlltera ol America. S.. .ourvlved (Q' a cJaoallter. Mrs. Qlbm ifayeo ol Wioltt!er, CatU. liar lml>and preceded her Ia death. Frlenila are beJooa received at the i\>Onoer Foonerlll . ~ Ina. ID - · C... r, "EOn Home Ill DelpH. Fuooerat ar- ~ nooaeDitiill are lllcomplote. ~~~~~~~ Ho~atJ:ooooiF! ; ~ · . ~! -~ ! actiooloolo. •• • :. I+--------------- 12ft--------------~ ble sink; 30" Roper slip-in range, your choice of gas or electric; Spaclai new LTP at a apaclaJ low matching power 'exhaust hood Wi ll make you proud to step into with filter and light PLUS a comyour new k1tchen . COMPLE'TE . pletely auiiimatic"• dlshwasher KITCHEN teatures nylon glides on with a lfi·pl~ setting capacity: drawe" for smoother opening;· Colors availabl~ : for IPPIIances exclus1ve comb1nat1on hmge-catch and sink: C0ppertbne, ,.Avocado o~ all cab1nets; easy-to-clean for- and White. ii"• ) · m1 ca top; porcelain enamel dou- COMPLm KITCHEN Bla o·Putel~ Luxurlouo ~TJ) o•littwco · · ltlndiard equipment "inciUcW • 302--cu.''Jn. ~pUona lo sull Plf'IOrial • • · · ~~ S649DD REG. Sll!lt.OD YAWE tw......, ..cl- D"M period Farmer's fllalacddeoolenled a on !be hi&hWIYI of Gol1la ~. a.ceordlrw to the jlllroL .Are Approved ,.~ . . ' . r .. to '-•• for IIOIIU! reaeon are not reachlng tbelr potential Ia the USIIIII clusroom, the school Is with .. Cllll IIII,Y grading and - · do IIIII C<lllljM!Ie with elch other. Work aalioned to tile otudents lo '"' on lndl..- basil, with licloiOfa. (COriillled on Page 10) club ICii al trlcl lf, FF A ,. El~Aoioporaneow '*"""'Is Caotall hold atF\.Fryo . Hiab Scboioi. ~ l(liz1-. - ..~~,:p;.aloo. wlth~a ~~~==r:;::::::~~So tar, ·ao pllal haw. . . . observ- . apUorod llrot ~ ilnit tile f,ZS 91111 FFA awuol llilildo ttf1i1. :l!o!i ...... !I¥G" will rtlllfi 'l''uUI!otrlc:! If ln illiolato -.!.tw.. ~ . ' Jidllila~ 8drd .. -ru. w~ no fli!III.OIIII Lo>. • IDC0-·1!1 tJoo I:Ciiilll;y'a , _.II - - IIOIJo lilil""lilll')' btd, porhltpo, \lffore t h e ~ ..dvtcy wQl be held. Perbopa, oven the · ·-her--..,,..,_ .• . lbe uclahnfll!l, •Betum, ~~"JOMtblnl" Of tbelr llrat ..... It WIS ......... was tti2o ......,. a p<llllllaliGD ot ~ bJ 50 per coni ~~···­ ... "'~·s Ocwe,.. roac:hed when ·--ljl .r ww..,.... tnll$0 '""- liPrlridtra to ,. . • .. f -.- j. 't Bus Drivers Continuing Work Strike Tuolldef, with- cldldra be- · By MAXINE WALTEllS 1ng tr..._w.~ to IIIII r r o a PT. PLEASANT - '!be ·Mo..,. C<JuooV School !lui drlvora work .... """"" todo,j"Withtbo · - ko llriYoto Jlllllil· " f\l'_fllll-- - - . fbtal cowotTuesclayevenbttr"""'- ~ - - eallod.,. L · . "'-88'- a. lnf thai 17 of the COiiiil;l''s the Dl<ll'loing run. Molt ot the driver• who did work, let otudento out at the ~ .. troot or the varlouo schools, instead or Cl"'O.s.ille plcltet linea set up by drlvera carry1ng slgna stating. "Muon COwd;y Board of Mlcation uof&ir to school bus drivers and bioHI made other employes. •• Gary Conley, Aoot. !iiJII. ot Mllon Couat;v Scboola, roporlld '1\leeday -ttaat more than 50 per at !be Iloilo. lllliiY " . - l:unlbori...-<Ooa at ·F~.a ' ..,n__,,_. - - · Couool;y Sehooll, the lolJowloos - ~ of .... illlldo: USome Ill tbe SChool BUI Operat<>ra ot lbe C.-ol1 School OJIIIm ratlod to lid.. their routes tlda momJooa. 1llor did not r ...... Ill lbr OilY ••J baYe had DO cantad arQ'me, therefon,lhavenD....,_ ledgo ~their deslreo. I ban load roporlo lhlt tJoore Ia plckellnl rr... at lluloJolde, Pl. P I - llltilo School. Pl. Pl...m Jr. ...... cent of the crourd;y's 6,115 chil- Letart, Wahama Hllh Sdoool _. drflll, of' whicb 4, 626 are trutaported by bua, were 1n achool --School. (~IIUOd m Pap 11) Radford Drafted By Fair Board Charlo• Radford ol I'Omoroy, Jooa-tlme member of the Meigs C<JuoiV Fair Boanl 1iho did oot for elec:llat, Radford only ..,. IIIII fllin&. nm for reeleetlol!. in November. wW ~e to serve oo t h e board .lad al10 aa an oftlcer. Radford, has held every c:A.:ftce 011. the local fair board and was ita treasurer, did not rue a _petition tor reelectlCIII. to the board. Coucem mer hla (allure to ft.le was expreaHd by other board members. He had ~od a vital role tlorou&lo the yeors ta staging the ODIIIal fair. lb Norember. ftve 88ltl 011 organize for 1969. - p...,_ a..o~ ol Cpmmorce wW tie t1oo BOS<l.OilfOnlonniat tn with Ita llfth -111111c .... llo&ttiL FNolod Iii UJ9, liolp li4iiDiY was iillllillllbr RtWrn Jcntlan Me1p ill» wu terrltorlll- of the Northwest Territory and tatar . a......' ol Old..:"StiU latal', be real,ped to,,beoomo Post. ma~nol ofllot lllllted Sllt4o. ~~~. bu ·it liE ......... ~"' RetumJ- Mota• to"'- wife loi h e r - cabloi- he wu re!Usod. "'" 1ueh a dlaeoDIOiale .... - • Vlnyt-c:owe,.d roof • Dual raCJng mlrroq, • Pin llrtpe • Deluxe Whrttl Whlie~NIIIi .. F..i OOrpotlng !bert Cooducted wtth federal funds, the program enw~oYa22teachers plus !be ooord:lnator, 15 bus drlvero. five cooks. s bus Siipervt .. or and two cullodlanl. Deolgood to ald IIQideoot& - lllr. OiMI Mro. Vlrillllamm.~­ od -~~~ TIJesclaynlllit'oDII- day'o .- - Pop.Oplion Sale On FtiftWpH with popular pPJfpnt: ·. ·· . KITCHEN PLANNING SEIMCI! AVAII.AJJL£ NO DOWN I'AYIIaiT - 31 MOe. 'IV PAY . .' ·oner. 2.11 -· uadeo Almolt In one throuah eJabt have 111.rolled ta tile tblrd ...... saturday Opp>r11lnil;y Scbool wlolch _.... Slloorday at two caotera Ia the MeJp Local School Dlalrict. Rot.rt Morria. ooord:lnator Of tho _...., uld thai 1111011meat wa• ldlher tban ppecUcl IJI !be _.... de;, .... tlllitN that ~ it wiD 110 ~ ·a ll buo tnnapor1111aoo cJe. IIIlo ort worked wt ond altQ Second in District A &oo-.o. U>ca1 FFA tree,..-.. iiiDDIIFI Tooio - . wncker and tho smaabed top C._ po,ollod Cllll befon the bool;y C<JOid his c.b'Dit to- be remowd, •ccordlnctotbeeor1 ~~-- •*k. N. IOTCHELL '-•""""' elr. Dr. Warehime oild the bqloct ,.loeii&ldbewWbeiiiiPrlted ~ the '.ear hittlrw tbe tree was at lois llrot preao c - . . so "olent !bot tho top ol the tree wu oiiiJ)pOd otr llldlbo hod to be would prootdo .. ....,..,... ~ 1¥ rliJI~rOotod. onto The ilo car wheels II)' a ~=~=:~~·;•;IJI~uots-lltolill¥1· Enrolled In Saturday Classes Jooaioitat- ioclodlrwbl> wiretljlplrw 1111- Mn. McBride wa1 a tnem- FREE · today white a clrlver illo>JQide hie run Tuesday ~ 1zed because of a heart Carson Rou&ht 52, of New HaVlin .... Oldmllted Tileaday to tfte lnteoal ve care unit. of Hanun is '· Of Middleport Dies to _drhrer• entered to Dr. noo.Jd R. W-hime, Gat- Cbtahlrt. At !be 101110 ttmo 1..1 year, o.Jl1i c:ounty had"'"II:JCI18rt. He Cooml;y CorOOior• It oiaslbo l'llurlhtralllcdeothla enced OQll' ooo tramc doalh, IJ1d Gillla ·CCiiill\)" Ia tho llrst Zl daya oob" aevan were recorded In the Holzer Hoot>llll at CaJJipolto. The IO..year wrteran.dr1:¥8r autot the - Yeor and !be illtb In couat;v •• 1968. 11ae 1ata1 Jeeldent O«urred at Itrod chest pains when he hilt. !be .-y Ia tloo ~~ell 25 daya. cThi llrot· wao that ol Charlu 12:30 L m. on Georp's Creek od hlo buo oo !be 1"01011 ID 11-ont Manln ~ 57, Rt. 1 aoesbln, .R4L, one Uld.flve.tenthsmllewe•t ot picketed Wabama H t & h OD Doc. 28, 011 IJI. 7 ol ol Ill. 7 when l'ann6r'• 19115 Sc~ In Ma"'"' Cll;y. Cbtm>let well! ult the r<lOd IJ1d ~~ 1truc11: a medium · sized tree. The "cttm war piiiDOd Ill the wreclal&o and dted tallll!,lil)', .... cordln& tO reptrta. ~car wu demollohed. '!be Qrat call to the Goulpollo Patrol P o il reported no ani in the Wreekqebutalater can told tile lrl&ic story ol Farmer'a cleeth, , tJIIIped in the Resident ber "' "'" White - ._ iil-Auto Aceident New-~""'· ;•···-pn . [: ~· '•~ A.A... · Jan. 2~ at which Ume conference rePorts wUJ be Coqlleted. It was reported' that 23 shutin ealls wete made duri.JW the _past month. A deuert course Former WASIIJNGTON (UPJj - P~ldont Nixon watched his cabInet members - minus one . _. . sworn in today and aenecl IIOtlc.e on them tllat they will be "'a working cabinet." Clllef Jusdce Earl Warren administered the oatb indi~ to the ll deJIII1IIIenl hellds who ...,... called to the Wblte House ceremOI\Y at 8 - a. m. EST. Walter J. Hickel, Nt.xon's choice tm· irUrior secretary, was at the White House lMn - laekiog Senate eonfi rmatioo - be could not yet take the oath. NiXon presided at the ceremonies. PoinUng out that aWinets of other presidents have had Vll'iouB mmes ln the past - An;lrew Jackson called his the kl.tehen cabinet, Theodore Roosevelt's was called the tennis ctDirlet and Herbert Hoo'lel"'s a medicine ball cabinet - Nixon 5ii4; "Due to the taet Wi' started with an 8 L m. swearing tn. we'U caD it a cabinet.' • J '···· THE ULTIMATE IN CABINETRY... Clean, modern stylmg plus the bea uty of walnut-tone cabinets ! . Mr. and l\lra; Loin1 boeh ond 11011, Darid, !lYra..,.., aod Dlenll of ooolites and Kool-Atd. I Special Closs. '"""' ....,od II>' the -·· Cindy Tennant, NtW llaftll oncf ' ~- vlallld over t h e Sherrie Turner, Rutland. weekend in Columbus with Mr. Lenon Michael prealded at and Mra. MUte Hammer a n d the meeting. A training IOislm dauihters and Ia AlheJII will! Mr. for the new members wu set llld Mrs, Howard Nlehol100. lor 6:30 Monday ni811t 11 !be Mro. Harold WWiam Lemh!ll hospital. Girls lntereoted ta be- bu · relumed !rom Claclnnoti coming a hospltU volunteer are where abe was called by the ser~ asked to report to the hospital 1oua tllneu of her husband who Monday. I.e conliRed to the ClndJDatl. Vet. It was reported by Rhonl!a E.... eras Hospital. vfn that name pins will arrive '• •'· • i - - · $mdoy &1101111 "' Mr: and Received Into the . . _ won Afro. S<ott MoJ:pn ~ Bevt~:>o Patty Profitt, Portlaad; Laura 'I¥. ThO)" eli>eclalb' to viiHarrla, Long BoUom; Brialtte 1t Mrs. BUl .Ireland and tbreh Nease, DebbteMcMU.lan,aDd.Pat.- cbUdren ot D.,.-ton who were sy Pickens, Racine; Salb" Duek- IUeltl at the Morcu borne. worth end Joy Kautz, Pcmeroy; ' and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Beverlee Houdalbelt. )ln.. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance COIJIOration < ' ' night. The chilcfr.m's cboir c:A. t h e Heath United Methodlll Cbureh Olllortalned Saturday afternoon with a party for member• of the .Middleport Cburcb of Christ jun.. lor choir. About 50 ch1ldren attended tile party which lncluded ramea led by Patt,y Glaze, hron WU11011 A checking account eliminates the danger of losing cash. And your check stubs are a complete record of your expenses. Ca ncelled checks are receipts for proof of payment. ,alional ,·. t:'-· ' . ao1· Joined for Party CHECKING ACCOUNTS FREE CUSTOMER PARKING I• . ~1· Children's Choirs ,, ·:. '. · Boug#)_t· for .... .. istntor. He ..,o~~e brielly to tile candJ"strlpers as did Miss Erma Sndtll, director of volunteer eervices. ' Anno(;mc~d tes '. Nine Girls Are thi• week. Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., advisor, welcteed the new 1 'lllembers, and introduced Donald Diener, new hospitallldmin- . ',. . ' ' - II>' loll-a. I -i ..,, .u . R~order ·is ond TerrllfelloaloL t ""' t ' at TeJOJI(Ione. (Tftchnlcolor) ~ ,. ' Laser ~echno'!ogy is .Discusseitl\. MDG$ THEATRE I. •' • belllrl IIIII Recaotly, "'" "board mot to greed to _ a.- _........, . . treasurer for CIDii .rear 10 -..&: a ~ ml8lot bo l:nola- aoiil--~~~·­ tlllilb.rd. alii.-• ed year term aD other for lHI .... dacle Fred t.oUhaU, Jll'llllltt.. nOI-·- '· Wollaoe a . - _ vt.. JI'Oil- . !IIIII Don - . - ...... tory. All .... Board" ........... curnat., WGiifdaa CD h*i S'JtloD of dtwo ... · Onl,v lliur IIIII 11111ooo _. the all ... . . . . - - flied 1111& ot>ll1eo Iii bo .... od tio . . . . . lfalal RepllUlellleat ' Hired For Sebool... 'l'MC!lw . ' ...• �I '· ' • 3 .,. 1~ JJtlb·~ ~lllel, ?t~leport - I'UOl\'I'Ul, Jl"':.tr\ 2:!. Hlf.Q E~~tern Wallops SL, 63-36 ' , ~•tern' a ~... ~ blc~ on it~ seaaonrctordto~ahi~• tht WIMI.W tnil b)· rmnplow to. 43-36 Medic Ale. rt--~ Silent Guardian Ia. 18 a yoUJl& &lrl in California nearly · .ied after ....,.lvillg on injection ol tetanus Mtlloxln to which she was aner&lc. Her ..u.er Dr Marion Collins, made a bracelet 0 airyuig the warning of her allergy for 11e1: to wear at all times. Tllla was tbe tint Medic Alert br~let IJid the bellnnillg of an organization which bas made more secure tbe lives of tea.a of thOusand• of penono wlth opecla1 medical J problem• wbo might receive no treatment ,.. the wronJ treatment during episodes of ahock, delirium, unconsciotliMIIS or coma when they arfi unable to commuulcalf with those trying to help them. Today the organization-iU full name Is Medlc Aiert Foundation International-bas more than :110,000 members In America, with oome 2 000 joining monthly. There are another ioo,ooo members In aii!Uates aro\Jild the world. Yet the American Medical Association estlmateo that there are over 40 mllllon people in America alone who sufler from some special or "bidden" medlcal problem, such as ~~~Y· heart condition, al· lerty to peni , who are taking anticoagulant drugs or wearing contact lea.aes. Medle Alert is nonprofit. For a basic fee ' I " 1 ' of f1 a member receives a braeelet or neet18ce in stainless steel and one medi· cal' problem engraving._ Each emblem Is registered· and the senal number IS engraved on the reverse side, as is the telephone number of the foundation's central ll!e at Its headquarters in Turlock, cant. Tbe 'central file accepts, on a :M-hour basis collect calls from physicians, hospl· tals '1aw enforcement officers and other authorized per"'\ns and relays additional fowl, Moment argues, surely we can find suitable ones for bears. Old Faithful, be points out, is unique to Yellowstone; bears are not. U.S. Naval base at Guantanamo. ,.,••.. ~ j, r tl l ,.,. j 'li·· :I~~ ' ;i r·, ·:~ ' t:l' i j; f ,. ;j ·t \ ~· ,,)I •', ,. t,, ., ·'' •' ·!',! ~ I~ I ·' : ' The escapees, from many parts of Cuba and all wa~s of Ufe, included students, workers and Negroes. They nsked tbeir Uves, they said, because they could no longer endure hunger IIICI Castro's rule of terror. . A decade ago- this month, when this writer reached Havana after the fall of Batlota's dictatorship, Castro was bailed as a b'berator not only In Cuba but throughout Latin America. A majority of Cubans hoped that he would briDg them freedom and a better life after years of repression. Castro of course, thought dllferently. He was already bllli141.1' tbe·R.......-!11'!1 a.....it,-a e<IDYII!eed_Mandtlt~ --· l,hin&t~ a member f!I,;Mosc~'s!lecret organizatiOI> of Jterrlllas in I..atj.Q:A~rl<ra. • .. ,, .. 1aofdll' af holdllil. Tree elecllons as premloed, Castro •••"""ed a Sovlel-type poUce state. He lbrew many of blo trastllllconaboraloro, bcludlol the ldeanstlc Huber Matos, bdo prlJODI where they are still lanpllhblg •• IID·pefiODI. In the name of a mythical Marxist-Leninist sOciety !bat be set out to create, be introduced a system of forced labor and told the Cubans to tighten their belts even more. "Not only Is there not enough to eat iD Cuba, but they force you to spend extrahours In the Reid after a 54-hour woct week.'' said a Negro worker among the lucky wbo ~ reached Guantanamo. Such com~ints are not new. Tens of thousands of refu· gees have ven similar accounta ol Ufe in Castro's aoclallat state. I io new io Increasing evidence that even castro's Russian sponoors are now convinced that his economic IIICI uJtrarevolutiooary policies are a faUure. Tbey wOtdd lib blm to eo-atrate oa pl'<lllneiDC more sagor ud lmiii'OVIaJt Cuba'o -80my wblle leavtu h to M - to dodde wllea reve11111. . oal)lt to lake p1aee ID LatiDAJaerlu. Bill Castrn having tasted power, has convinced himself that, u a cOmmun&t strategist, he Is equal to Lenin and Mao Tse-tung. He insists he knows better than the Russtans how to accelerate the revolutionary process In Latin America. No wonder the pro-Soviet leadert ol Venezuela, Bolivia lnd Colombia castigated blm pubUcly for meddUn~ iD their IDtemal alfalrs. Castro, in tum, charged that a 'pseudorevolutionary Mafia" of Latin-American Reds Is trying to depose blm and moderate tbe policies of the Cuban revolu- tion. Tbe Russtans are stuck with blm-for the Immediate future at least. They clllllot as 7el allord to admit that Manism-Leninlsm is a fiasco In the only country of the Western Hemisphere where Communists attallled power. U Cuba, lib Czeehollovakia, bo!dered on Russia instead of the United States, Soviet paracbutlats would bave long ago eUminated Castro as are now iD tbe proeess of ending the power of Ale Dubeek in Prague. But since Cuba Is, in elleet, shielded bY the United states, Moscow must continue to. spend million dollan a day to bol' ster the Castro dictatorship. Perhaps, as Castro's dwindling inteneetual oupporters In United States and elsewhere Insist, the decade of his has not been without some positive resuUa. But they, concede that Cuba is in a state of ecoDomlc ebaot. Castro oorvlve allGiher deeade! History Uawl tllat coDtrolef armiH and IDIInunnbi tl ftPJOS• lo power even whea a majority of tbe -le But tbere II DO lon&er uy iloaiJt llult Ia ao In Latin America, Caotro'o peptdarlty ud lahoa tbe deeiiDe. no IQJlger the daring and romantic young rebel of Today, at 41, blo paunch eapandlng and his • ~==~~with gr'l)', be is not even a hero to tha riot: 't in the United States, France or Melico. still invoke ~-name of Cbe Guevara, Castro'a for· !f"_lioiJira•~·in:t'~ •bo died while fomenung a Com· la.aorrectlon iD Bolivia. But Fidel, It seems, Ia fllst the forgotten man of the world revolution. ,:k, 'I ', 10 miles olf Newfoundland's south coast. Q-What Is • "f«• porp A-A free port meauo tl!at gnoda can be unloaded, otored. and reshipped without paying fees. Singapore, for example, Ia a free port. Qllechua, the language of ·!lie 8Jielent Incas, II IIIli the spoken language ol more tLan five mWioll Indians In Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador. For the most part, 'how· -ever, depar-tment accomplishments over 'the past ·Mankind's eight years have Peen dof!e in the shadows. If there IS a cabinet position that has Remarks gone from public attention to near-obscurity. it is Free- man's. Of Itself Food'.' It comes in cello· phane or a tin can. ' Bread comes from bakeries. tJot a .Kansas wheat field. Roast? It's not an animal in an Illinois cattle lot, it's a weekend special tinted attractive red . But farmers and ferrn in· come, the secretary feels, are coming into their odin the jet age, for all their anonymity. Eight years ago, he proudly relates , the aver· agf' farmer's incqme was only 55 per cent of the average nonfarmer's in~ome. In Sit in silence, and go into dark,..SB, 0 doughier of tho Chal<kam; for 110• shall no more be called tho mi.t.-eu of kingdoms.-l.!diah 41.5. • • • An Inability to stay quiet is one of the most con&picuous falliDgs of mankind.Walter Bagebot, Eng II s b economist. Now the Lord is the • "To one he gave ~"" tol- mta, to another" two, to ma.-- one, to each occorc:Ung to his abiiiiJI."-If a II he"' other 25:!5. • • • There bas been no man of pure genius, as there has been none wholly destitute of gOIIius.-Heury David Thoreau, American naturalIst. AI obedient chlldr.,., do not be oonjOTffUld to the passions of !101'' former iQnor· ON!t.-1 Peter !:!4. ••• Behind every argument Is someone'a..lgnorance:-Louls D. Brande!A, former U.S. Supreme Court justice. ~'<- · I; ~· · . , . _, AA R SOIJI'IIEIIN (36) GU')' Norrl~ and Stev~ Shuler. Diddle, a 6-t fonrord, pecod Dkltlle 5-2-12; Stlder ' ~10, tllovlfltor• wltlli2polnta,Shu- NO!'ris 14-10. Shain 1-0-.2. Prof.. lor 10 and NO!'I'IS 10. nu Q-2..2. Tolab 12-1~11. Southe,r~ ·~ a tWO h'J.. EASTERN (63) . u...,h billie reser.e rilakli. R. Karr 6-&.20, Bueldey 1~.2, Eaat.erD tnvell to Miller Fri- Rose 1-5-7, MorrisH)' ~. day night while the Torr.ooes go EichU..r 2-2--8. Rltehte 1-4-6, to Kyger Creek. Lodwick f.0.-8, T. Karr 1..o..2, Southern ••.•.•• 6 13 27 36 Caldwell J.t..a, Smith O.J·l. ToEastern •••••.• 12 21 41 63 Ills 21·21-63. , ·nadoaal•a Class AA basketball · Agrlcoltutl .S ecretary Orvll{e Freema'l'• ud SeetNry oi Slate Dean Rast'o. Leavlq after eight years Ia Waoblugtoa · fs Ute bavlag ''• great blc he•'V)' we!Pt ... takea right off the top of my bead," PJI Freea... rallngo, 37. east a· llrst place ....... .-....... •.....,. wr Colulllbua East. ·).." Secondi>laco Toledo ....._, ' ...,_, ,potted two first place ballota, 'third and fourth place "·-....... , _ , 1969 it ls 76 per cent, an~ If years I've had a major rapresent programs continuei sponsllilllty every minute ril he says, by the early 1970s thtdaY and allibt. You wak~ up iD the mid~. of 1M nl&ht they will be even. and again ll1id lhe again Those p .r o grams are a thing !bat awakened you Ia prime source of Freeman's that you' were thinking about satisfaction u p o n leaving office. The farm program a decision you had to make, now is a solid one; he says. or there i& something down "bammefed out On the cruc· the road for which there's no ible of trial and error in the answer 81!4 you've 1ot to find an antwer." flel1 of political combat." Ey the records, he feels For himself, after eight years in a Washington hot he bao fought !he good fight. seat, there awaits the presi"When I see that those iurdency of a mana~ement con· pluses that were murdering sultant firm, ·and the feeling agriculture are gone, I I'll!! "that a great big heavy prelly good," he aayi: "!ADd weight has been taken right ' when ·I look at farm ln!!ome off the top of my head." I rei!fel it Isn't more and It srn Isn't up to tbe slandard " You know, I was gov· ernor of M1nnesota for slx I want. but It's a lot better , years before this. So for 14 than it was." McKinley and Zanesville .... -~ each. · Col.wnbu• Ealt &mallled ~2 oasll,y outdlotance To. , 1edo Libbey, Wbleh polled 270 JOIDU to ·p:dnta. , , The marght of 152 polnta was llfno losa tban Columbuo East llllo.ved a wook •110 .,.lnst · runnetUJ1 Cinton McKlnlq, canton McKinley sliPPed one noleh •• the otandlnp were lcrambltld. Zl11101\'flle :=u~~ and BatiJ Lima l'"'rth and ruth Hamnton Garfield slipped two IJOtl to llxth. Marllnetat RiSes 1'lnth a week qo, )darlington lilraed to JeYenth. ·_, .. '(lolil.imbu1. Lloden McKinley •· II'"'" """JW11tina JD elshlll F"'~.. .._.., WU~ld extend '• trl cl-~~ s ng to Wlna the thlrd-noked small coUege team, blreJ.v picked lCI ill ninth wtn. a 62-60 decision owr cap.. mark. Ohio Wesleyan is 3-8 1--3. otterbein pulled a major oc upset over the Muskles, who are 9-2 overall and G-.2 in the irvn: now 9--2.. Bob Moore led Central with 25 points. Bob Arnold's 13 over in the final minutes, even1._ both Its records, 5-5 and 3.3. r~~au:~:.=:, =~:=. ~~~r:.s=k:==~ ._n_. stratsht de· !<ftlled Muaklngum 65-60 at IIIAIIII"- Columbos .,.'"' ~-ft Coach Bob Hart lan•t •·'-'·· ~~ "~"-. --.~.& ,..,..."' "611'....,. "Columbos ~null •--~ has ~-~ a real -~ .. ··~-club -~ ,.....,...,16 they play a kJuill clelease, · "Tho addltlna of ........__ _,.,...,. ...... 01:1 -·••d Brad u~.. ~ the o..-.. ....u "' South lblotlj) hao dren Ute team a little more JJ)eed and outside -~-It -~ - ju• ., ~at "" --•~ ..., ~ be-e ·~ ....... a ...~~·leta .... ""* club. •• Columbus East, the defending Class AA otate chan•plon, to MOklng ita third straight UP! dtle. WORTH MENTIONING Twency • live basketball play. ers, lncludln&: severaJ ltandout performers, ...II be lost lo some a.a11,1 ::~:~=~~·!;"'.!:!,~ Cleveland Eaat Tech loses Loon Harrla. Its leac:lfng 1corer.East High loses flashy guard Larry New Concord; visiting Urbena ~~ ~-· ill upe,.....,. ~arv e 92-81; Tri· ••·•- lobbe r ed host Fmdlay · ~ c 9266 i Baldw'm..w·•t be ... ace at Hir· am 6"QO'V•2 1n overt 1meat Hiram; Wheell..r (W , va.) whipped host Ste·•·••1e 67...,'7, a.... ~ Obe r li n ~.~~oJ~:Rvu •-Chlca 42 40 ln 'h """'" go ~ e Windy City. In OC Aclioo Oh'10 Con1erence play, Jobo RJ·•· •- •....as ed In 40 po lnts Wallace its seventh Win ... tn 15 OIJUngs, includl~ four of six Ohio COnference aaYN>a. Hiram now ~7 and I-6, ---was paced by Mark Farrell with 22 points. Blumon• s sixth win of the season came despite a ~oint effort by Jerry Walther for Manchester. Les Cass led Bluffton (6-5) with 23 points. Tn~tate's · perrected foul shoodJ1l made its mark as the Indiana team picked <t> Its 15th victory in 17 st4rts. Tri-State' dropped in 30 of 32 charity •·· now 4-ll, was tosses, Find.....,·, campy, stan In Ma·n . ': BY JACK O'BRIAN Zsa Gabor has sent · oolol to snads of (Jnostly llhoW!otk) she' I rubbed the 1m111t1 "" 'l1le TV •creon •·Paul Burkes, - - af.. •ter 22 years and aimed at dlvorce, justlearnedu,.,'llbeflrst t1me lfandparents ., •• At p I t NEW YORK - Hazel Scott openod at Plaza 9 and was judg. eel "Better thaD 25 yean ago ~· · ft··dom" when she llrot •... llanton Griffis, dlplomal emerltus wbo'o pusblns 80 and ,.. CB.D't NY from wtd.cb Jlde, Wll the romantic .,.aln at Louise's Hemingway'• smart bane· E. 5811> st. spot, holding hands 0111, aoetallle Francia K. CarD' everything with a 19.year-old ponte< repUed to a pol oriental bello •... What' s all tho wtfe (WI just caugllt the l!ana cierleal yolllng about: &. Pat- KoDi: flu: ''I IWI It - · 110 rick'• School In Jer&eY Cit;y ~ when lt Wll cldel" .......... curlila (not pestor) Fatber David Black will .lrl' I 0'I>IJ• Sddller is 8PQkeaiiUUI for the eheclelle, electroaic" ·,~ OC dl1sident priests, has- • studed. ..AliCe 1n Wonderland" .... caubody 80 per cent Negro - ~ pie of decadelllfiO _ ,. . . oloe which only one.flfth are Calilo- tried .t o smudge .. lies. old fair71ale IUid floilpoil • Nowtbathereosmetl<~~droamo 11· Cob drtvera"" olartine to have turned Into rich realtO' wNr buttloaB lJI'OCiatmiDa ''Hack tl>adted bY Wall st. mUlloos)Zoa Power;" lllof 1\11 pua!ng up faroo Ill raiD .... Uz & Dick are buJfnl fl>elr 8Ut homO on Perea' I AY8. Focb ... Sounds incredible that Bal Novad< ,... •eraD,Iblllll tor a llv· fnll DOC 1110 IIIUQ' . . . . . . OlD . in ~ ' foiUIU•' Jljlrtol!t llell - "". ~ turned i>Ofnt; ~bland College Still [t9 rnfA\ . "J~ank F1fth Nationally SCORES ,, fl>eC:f. ...,.rd .feol...,.fl>e -..,mil- .· JloDo fAir ldi ;GQtat;.J>Ia~~~~; - -• ,.. ~ ' w. an _ ... ~·Noi.~­ Pil · bin. . . In E1 ~ No Way to ' , Mil-'. . ._u• . . . rc.i . CGUIJolst. .:........ ........ ltio 'CoiJoolol ~.~ ' t<i C1dl ID 1iFfD1 V.U.,, N, y ., t>lana Ill ~ It !nto • :,i; ., \ ' ' - •. ' ' ' paced by game high Frank Minnlg "'th 27 pofnta. Urbs,. Pile& Up Points w::,rc!or<d H I,IOloto lflel)llila iiotunlay' . - Mld-Amer!~ ~_....~...-ti!Ctlo T......, .. He "PI- lor JO poboto ' ' the -oad half qalllll tho BrOIICOI lDd llnllhed the game hittintJ .. 1$ or20~ al- """'1LleQdleh 1. ..., the - w-. ' ovor Dan KeLomon or-1101: Green, lllaml'• W"d William•, Ken tlowallgiOhlolJDiverJl~, . Ste.. l!lx or Toledo lDd Earl Jonkloo or W'estar•lllehiiiii1;::;-; ~~. .•... . -:-r.~ ........·. "/h Jlelp' Brown Seeks Tilt With CINCINNATI (Uf'O - . Paul Brown, coach BDd seneral manaser of the Cincinnati ilalgals, proposeo hlo pro footiJill team pla,y the Cleveland Browns 1n the Orst preofie&ICI'l game to be beld at the new riverfront dlwn, tchechied to be completed In 1970. The lnvltatina went Tuesday to Browns• owner Art Modell, •ta- Tat•..,. ..... "' ...-- 11001u!tboll • Jadca - · "'"' r ... rrMe f t l II I H ~· N. 'ri-Ck whll'o the ............ . ' .,.Cittb ....,...toaf!-15~ ot!~~~n;~~wi~ 1:e=~~; I game" Idea 110 Gov. J a m e 1 R-s, and added be "w<Alld «~~alder It a apedll honor to haTe the Browns as the first team in our new stadium." · Brown lwnded the Cleveland Browns In 1946 and coached the squad lor 17 years, "'Ill 13 of thorn In Nallonal Foo1hlll League actkln. . Q. • 0 Prlee " ·C :.. Mull• 5 ..... l'QI' and mont • Brown credited tt1e "II r s t W7est 4 rnaces Lake... over Wheeling ..rller ID the season. SIW their visitors gain , . . reve'ilge, Pat Mullipn was high anjl .... - lfoip' ,_ _ ,.... - - ~ ,...ledbfFI<irdllorM71...,_ . '·' Alh 5, h;t 8ioo IIIII .,.... 'R"~ r.l" Terry Anderson pouncled in 28 points • n d ~tes Harold Howe alkl Nick Mescher picked up 21 each as Urbana (16-4), lriPPOCI Cedarville (7.7); Bruce McDonald paced Cedarville with 26 points. SteubenvUie, whose ont,y win Wbo was unavallable for comof the 5ea&on In 12 starts was ,.,0 ~ ~ 121'11 o.~~ 'tJ : 1\.TBIfl.All Triumph Oellotll>en...... - fl>e - · u. .' • Anclr VJIU8hea'l 28 ...... loti the lofel&l' efiMlt ..... In - ......__ Otber - - , . . . . . were Rkb Balle7 e, 'Naill. getter& Werry 5, Jim Boas. BUJ v_,.... an, Roncb< Challla, Steve Gerlac:ll end Bill Chaneey, a n - t IIIIi Jeff Davis. 0110. CROSBY HONORED NEW YORII OJPI)... Bi1w Crosby .. m be honored tor hla contrlbutlona to pf byo f1>e Metrq>olltan Golf Writer• AlSO. ctation at their amua1 dimer pre- Feb. 17. Jack Nleklauo wiD Crosby with the c-.. · T• Award at the dinner. lor win alter being down 20-15 to ~ 1:~ ..J Chicago at the half. Oberlin is 5-4, liY United Press International Two Mid-. American Conference Jerry West of the loa: Angeles games were on tap tonight Lakers has reached ooe milesToledo at Bowllng Green and tone in hi• Natimll Balketblll Miami at Western Michigan. Association career and flgurea Tile big battle was to be the to achieve another by the end or AshlaJJ:I-.WitteOOerg game. Ashlard (lt-1) io tho fifth.rallked small college team and Witten-. berg holds an 18th place tie in the same category_ even play in the majors, nwch less make the Hall of Fame," said Campanella, who joins former Brooklyn teammate Jackie Robinson. as the only Negroes in the Cooperstown, N.Y. shrine. "it shows we're Uvtng in the right ~r)'," ojllideO ~Ia, hia rcomd 'il!ace lf:llliiiii!J ilie frlde smile Which became his trademark. . Lou Boudreau, the former Cleveland manager and shortstop, was third in the balloting as he gained 218 votes and came within 37 votes ot being elected lo the Hall. Ralph Kiner was fourth with 137 votes and Enos ~ter rounded out the top live with 128. CLINIC SPEAKERS COLUMBUS (IJP0 - Unlversicy or Kentucky Basketball Coach Adolph Rupp and Iormor Boston Celtic K. C. Jones head the stati of tho 1969 Seven-Up National Coaches Clinic to be held here 1\prU 19-20. The announ~;:ement was rnacle by Ml cblgan stale Head Coach John ilenlngOOn Francisco Warriors 113-107 in other game1• Earl Monroe scored 32 point& and Kevin Louihery had 25 to lead the BuUets to their !11th straight triumph. The Bullell the current seasoo. had a 6644 halftime lead and The 6..foot, 3.fnch former West never were seriously threa. VIrginia star scored 44 points in tened. Seven-loot Tom Boenrlna 122-105 victory over the kle led the Bulls with 19 points. MUwauketo Bucks Tuesday night Willie Reed's 27 points led the Increasing his career scoring l<nlcks to their 13th stralgbt total to 16,273 points. home victory despite a 31-POint That total makes West the elfort by Len Wilkens. Russell No. 7 scorer in NBA history and suffered the injury while the thJrd hi&hest-scoring guard chasing a loose ball at the end In I-.e history. The only or the third period snd will be guards who rank ahead or him lost to tile Knlcks for an are Oscar Robertson or the indefinite ClncirulaU Royals and retired Elvin Hayes had 27 points and Boston Celtic star Bob Couey. Don Kojie 22 as the Rocket! West will pass Cousy if he snapped the Hawks' five-Pifle averages 21 points a game for winning streak. The Rockets the remainder of the season. broke open tbe pme in the The other players who have fourth period when they scored scored more career points than 43 points. Walt Hazzard led the West are aU big men- Wilt Hawks wit:lt 19 points. Chamberlain, Bob Pettit, Dolph Tom Van Aridale scored six Scha,yes Uld Elgin Baylor. pointt in overtime, including Ba,ylor scored 22 points two free throws that put the Tuesda,y night and Mel Counts Roylls into a .107-106 lead, alter added 26 (or the La.kers wblle regulaUcm play ended in a 100Joo McGlockUn scored'· 33 fOr 100 tie. Van Aradale led the -loci. - Henry O'Neill, president of the SevenUp BcUting Co. of Columbus. "High school eoiches have &holm a sreat Interest In it along with coachea of junior programs. .. Benlngton said. .... the Bucks. The BaJtlmore Bullets defeated the Chicago Bulls 116..93, the New York Knicks beat the Seattle ~rSooics 113-106 but sutrered the loss of Cazzie Russell because of a fractured right ankle, the San Diego Rockets topped the Atlanta Hawk• 124-113 and the Cincinna. ti Boylls downed tho San REMAINS ON TOP KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPO Cincim.tl stayed atop the defensive statistics in the Missouri Valley Conference tl'lis week with an average or 62.5 pointsaUowed per game. VIRGINIA LAUAN FOR ..... SIYIIJI On 418 wai suo.,,..... ~ .... :Naw.'$3.49 ••~ $5.95 ••••. ,,Now $4.95 $5.95 ••..••••••. "Now $5.55 WIS $5.95, ..... Now·$5.1! ' ' .,,. No . •.... ., •••••• ·•~.i• •••. • .WH.o:w ·· . ... • , . Every One A Value Winner-··· 0 COLOR•TV'' BEAIITIFUL COIITDIPOIMY SlYUIIC Ha 295 sq. inch viawirw .,., AFC fellturw fot 1utomatic and tatum for lllhOJt inmediate pic· ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating ture and sound. W.lrlut &Jain print on hMiwood eo~binet. S519 Yaur Dependable Dealer For ' PLUMBING AND \! HEATING l Phono WY 2-2550 OF ANY WINTER OR REGULAR TREAO 2 RED TAG VALUES ac:cu'l!le tunlna:. and In~ YOUR CHOICE EXTRA SPECIAL LOW PRICE -11: TO HELP YOU ... Royals with 28 points while Rudy LaRusso had 37 for the Warriors. Tire Salel 3 Days ~;:.~~;~;.~. '' (Only-· wo-. Browns In New Stadium The NEW YORK (UPI)- For 1ian , selection by the Baseball Musial It came as a fitting Writers Association or America climax to a 22-,year career ln in contra~ lashJon. Jenldns aM J<ftn Adams. Jim which he established himself as Musla.l, who spent a record 22 Trimble and Cleophus McNeal. one d. Ute premier hitters In years with St. Louis, batting Ninth-ranked Euclld has woo: baseball. .331 and setting more records five games b)' four potnto or But lor Ray C111ljl011etia, the thsn anyone in the history or ; ' ~ · ~. · · • .-:;--..1 · ' •. , )e&~ this ~~· Laat ~ honor . se~ to absolve U baseball, accepted the award in · .~ :~Ill'!~~ 14tb to EuCild <b)llltlocf1D cleet'lltliW'Iij> '''' yea. . .-<t·frdltrarfJ!ICI'11i!l- ~~";,' ,;:tnetl'ee; J<WtaJ··- ~er · ~ • ·~~·~' loll 'Oae• a 111111 U 'ltlillll's~ :·.•oo!'l!( a<c" pair, " · ' ··•• ,.,.,.. ·!ierore' a pthe'r.._ o1 al>iiolt'IOO ~»it'; 't o deadlo . • Columbus Uon lor moot ot· the season beMlslal .. and CampOneila, . a persons In &. Loulo' Buoch .~ lor lOth. ~U1Dbu1 South eause of a football 1cnee fnJur7 pair of three time winners of Stadlwn. , f.~ J»an 12Ch. : Junior guard Chuck Houfion r;_ Molt Valuable Player ewarda. ..rm very honored, pleased " 9'Wumbua Ealt 1aeek1 U.s 36th turned to acti(ll lalrt weekend wen accorded bueball"s high. and happy to be selected," sald ·, ~ · ~ · ~n a.Mnst Columbus and lparked Toledo Ubbey to est honor Tuesday when they Musial, who received 317 of the ~ ~ ntdt In the battle an 83-57 romp over Boawber were elected to the Hall o( record 340 votes cast and thus ~Jl ..'tlit . . . .._ On Seturday Houaton tosSed In 10 Fame. But the pair, two Gl the become ooly the fourth pla,yer ~~' Eut : and Columbus ,.He makes ua move," 18¥~ molt devastaUng hitters In the ever selected in his first year ot Will! tansle ot ihe Falr!!root>ds Coach Burt 5l>lce. Natloaal League lor almost two ellgiblllcy. "This is ooe of the .CplfJeum, -1 dl(ades. took th~ news ot their highest honors In baseball. rm ' certainly very thrllled and very pJeased." Campanella, paralyzed rrom the waist down as a result or the tragic auto accident that ended his career in January, 1958 at age 36, diacussed the award in a more serious note ·. ·' after being named to the llall liY Udted Pross International following three frustrating near .' 'NEW YOI!lC :<uPO ~ Ashland of colloge-41vlslon nnklows. East misses. College, ·wher,e cleleble i& the They won the defensive crown W. L, Pet. GB urm more than proud to Jllllle of tho rime, J• boelnnltW laat year ·with an average yield Baltimore •.. 35 11 .761 receive this honor," said td ,, .make ~eud.,. mo1es of 42.7 points a Phlladell1hl• • . 30 It . 682 4 Campanella. who arrived In In \!'• w,.ieki,Y United Kentucky Wesleyan heN the ••lame duck"' Commisskrler Pnss lntenau.aiJ sman· eol- No. 1 rathw: tor the seventh N011' York .... 33 19 .635 5 Wllliam D. Eckert's otrice in agccesstve week but &he Pa. Cfneinnall .••. 26 22 .542 10 leco baalledlall ...,-t1owa. fletroll ••••.. 19 28 .404 161,\ the wheelchair which has Ashland, the natim'& delen- thers slipped sllgbtl,y in their 15 35 .297 22 served as his lep for the last 11 J!ve loodor the pest three point total. Wesleyan, reeeiYlng West years. allions, hss used the oame 22 Clrat place votes. accumulatW, L. Pet. GB "I never had any Idea rd formula to a tt-t ed 317 polnll. The Panlhora Lol Allplos ... 33 15 .688 record "hill! Umltlow the have a 11·2 record. Ne'1Mia, Las Vepa. ~ Allenta ....... so 18 .625 3 . ~don~ iileredlblo1 3L8 •pqlnta •I ' I a u.;.a record, gat seveo place Chle81!0 ...... 21 ' 28 .42912'h ' ' . •. 'nje s diiP!a11idl thOir - · lnd 286 polnta OS the San Fran ; , . • 20 18 ,417 13 . · owes• ~ ' laJt Rebel• retained the No. 2 San Dleeo' • • • 20 29 .29t 13'h Seattle •.•• , . 15 36 .29t Ill\\ ,j_ '"f!i,J W'!_II ..... 9 39 .188 2t 3N8. .. , .. Celllral stale or Ohio,· also Tuesda.Y'i Resulta ...... lor Its .. abilities, lleld the No.dofeJIII 3 ~tlno wbtle Loo Aneelos 122 Mllnukee 105 <~:; 14ie'Soullnfeat Ml.....rf retained Naw York 113 Soattlo 106 ll> . -iiio lourth Alhland .... Baltimore 116 Chleoao 93 b)' Ollh and Southwest Louisiana Son Dlello 12t AUanta 113 CfneiDnoll 113 San Franclooo 107 sixth. Only clwllos lllllOII8 tho top ~ed) Wodposclo,y's Cameo t~ toa81a s.r. Auotln mo"!01 from ollfith, 10 ..~ Lol AnrtBie• at Detroll ~ Stall -roVIng A-"'" . AILinlaat-.c .ntixli to eighth . and EvansVIlle N... York·at Phllodelphlo drGA>IJW frGm lil!venth to ninth. Wtl!e u Baltimore PUp! ScMMI' oto¥od In the No; Jlo!lloilat Chl(llo4o ..,... scheduled) 10 . ' (IJPO - ,._ Lqodl<:ll, paeed wIll • Honors .. ..· ·. am Ita!. ' Don Kalb connected on· a IS.. looter tor Clpital'a lait .POints · of the game to tie the 1core 6060 witt. 11 seconds left. Ofllo We•leyan 87·72 at Gambt--• BJu--- d ned .__ "-•nu ........,""'Y" er; UIIUII ow nuot !\'&airEalt'l Cfb' che>tter Ond.) 84-79; Otterbein 42 alid Jolin Dunlop added eoother 20 to spa.rk Ken,yon to 1 8-8 sea· son record and 4-2 coaference ~m:!: ~~~:mw:::.:~; ~== ::~e~~o;:.:s :c~~ 1 · - \• mafte. ' • atrngs 01 fl>e f1 -chos who voted Tueocla1 In Uulted Press Inter· ' • TWO T4)UGHEST eablaet jtlll, It .... ·heel aal4. are ~ l1 ,._ QvWMBUS (UJ'O-It "asn't . i, LMd is, there is f.-eedom.11 Cor. 3:17. freedom; It withers 1!1 chains.-Bernard B. Baruch, Amerlc'an ftnaocler. 1 < 'l: ,.~ ~-'! . ·· sr·nt, • The spirit of man grows In -4 ·•,' an.d where the Spirit o the • • · ··-.· ·.~. 'b . • b.• : \t. ~-,.emalnS r trst .~ ..In 1960 agriculture was water~ . ,\;It n,o' tu· m bus Eas ·' t ' ) - "A few years ago the whole world was terrified at .the pfospect of mass famine, and that helped. low man on the totem pole. In economics, the talk ~a~.pf building steel mms'~ and road,s, airlines and hotels. Now it's pretty well-accepted around the world that the chief requirement to build a viable economy is agriculture. At a time when ai~ funds have been dropping very sharply, aid funds for agricultur:-e have tripled." Oiled. / .B)' United Press lnternsllonat ohot with thre( HCOO!ds to play Rm. Benton d~ a 20-loot Tuesday nigtJt1 ·ae. Central state, ( says. in damages on two separate occasions because of grizZly bear injuries. · Smokey the Bear l!lld Goldilocks' ac· qualntances notwithJialnding, bears are from far beiDg frleBcllY, harmless play· mates he writes in BIOScience, organ of the Affierlcan Institute of BIoI o g I c a I Sciences. They ar,.;large, ·often bad-tem~red carnivores 'Who can outrun anything ltad b.)' the clo~e Of the nrst period, moved wt In 'tront 2)... 13 at the halltime tnte?niasion and waa ahead 411-27 ,wbOn tf\e thlnl quarter cone l l h ~~rr, die "', .....1..... , ........ ~. ..... •t'o"".. -•or -~1'11;::::: "'""::: ~· •scor.. -•b)'hlttiowZoPQinta.IDall, ni .. Ills G""!' ~s br<lk•o'lntq the ~Jng eolwft~ butkarrwa1 the 01111 one ·to pt tn 4ou1>1 •· figurc1. Pat Morriuey and Ric~ ard Lodwick botb hMI a. Coach Jim Adami' Southern clab$ol Its acnrl..ralmoateqUII· l.Y lrcm JW!Ion Bob Diddle oriil ·~ntral State Nips Fo·e, 62-60 fa National Parks, and some of them are rather gruesome. Within tbe past few years, the government has paid '100,000 By LEON DENNEN NEA Foroit• News Analyst NEW YORK (NEA) A grtm symbolism marked the tenth anniversary of Fidel Castro's rise to power when 88 men and women fou~ht past Cuban Communist guards in a desperate escape mto the •· I~YI wlnl llter sLlfferirw losses (n ~lr la~t two outlrwa, were in : 1Ukllt9Uttid. comll\lnd .most ot the n!~;,.ch ~n w.o.•t• 1 cl·~·-~ 't' -P"•" -~ expansive moOfl. With the· ·ciQCk running oUt on wilat one etaiJ member caUejl "the secOnd toughest cabinet job ne1.t to state," be sWung around ln his chair to 'face bls visitor and talked about eight yeilf~ as secre!arf of Agriculture. 'It began With 'bUUon in surplus food in government bins and talk of'"'lrlcultural obSole&cepce. H erid~d with .the bins empty 'a6d talk of future starvation. And that last part may ~o for agriculture what Spulnlk did for science and education, he It's coming down to a choice between bears or people in our increasiDgly visited national parts, says a biologist. · According to Galrdllel' B. Moment, a professOI' at Goucher College in Baltimore, mjurles from black bears occur almost dally in Great Smoky and Yellowstone 10 Years of Castro Enough For Cuba and Reds Alike ' ·· N£A Stoff Cor,...nde~t WASHINGTON-t N E AI- . Orville Freeman was 1n .an Bruin Trouble Brewin' except a horse or antelope. If we can have sanctuaries for 'i9ft, . ~:r,everri>WJSQoth. . its two outlowo .J>re<;!lllrw the ./~, • Tue , · illlht 'r the Ill; match qalnat Southern. hod lost . · ~ ~~n team I hom~_~t, 1 &o·Giouater and Alexa~ • r •-~ ~·•· out lor aniJqJreo- The hosll ~ol oa 'lo .a ·12-6 'ly NOEL ~OV~ infonnatlon from ll!e indlvidual'l ftle. A new oerv1ce which Medic .,\lert recently OJmOOIICed Is the~ worldwide, human traiiJ]llant infol'J'lation pool. • ' Thia will enable hospitals IIICI olllclala 1o deterinlne lt~~medlately whether a dead or dyiDJZ accident victim wearing tha Medic Aiort emblem desires to donate his eyes, he_.t, kidney or other organs to help save the Ufe of another. THE GILDBALVIEW ' • ern dropped lo 1·12. datem in ()OLUIIlltJS tor 11et11 Stat.o qaiJJot Me Split .. Pair PORTA-COlD,. PERSOIIAL COLOR TV Truly P8AONII .. , nlths only31 lbs. compae~ styllna and 102 tq . intlles of wiewllll plu11.1111. AIIO haa buiH·in anten"', folcktown handle and lnltli.tolor. cabinet is or ll'llde hiJh-ill'lpKt potptyrene with '4JOOCI.,-.in fin ilh. d,-· !~ "" I .I • ~ • I 1 ' I �urfrr.. 01111 ,..,., ...... s. StriOt ,-...,, J411Rf, Olld tw1o ... ~.. 0111111o<a~Pr. Ell•..,._ Lla 01111 "-• llr, .,. il r 1; Yr, •IIIII Mro. Goo1fwla J...U 1111- J...,, rli 'dO Woot Luo A-., ~ .Jira. -~ ~unlll/ •·~r': ~ - _ -- · llit, ..... - lllustroted , Talk Given J. 0. F. Class ' ~ '' .! •,•. ( ' ' j; ' f ~. y_.., ' '' ,, ,, next meeting, Vicki Slack will shaw her coin collection. A cour1 of hqnor was set lor Jan. 31, and plans "ere made for the girls to taldlw eookle orders on Friday. ulll. .~ . Closs Program WEDNESDAY PoMEROY WCTU, 2 p,m. W~ at the Pcmeroy Unit;.. ed Methodist Church. : MIDDLEPORT '" Biqrnpldcal oketches of propheta of Biblical times IUid 1<>day were Vven by Mrs. Karl Grueaer, program leader, at Monday nleht's meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service of tbe MlnorsvUle United LITERARY Club, 2 p,m, Wednesday at Ute home of Mra. c. M. Hemesy; &ln. Elner100 Joo.es to speak al Amerleaa Mutle. TIRJR!IlAY Methodist Church. :SYRACUSE GODliNG S t a r Utl~W the study book, .. T h e C,U.dl 12t, l>aulhter s of Amor- Now Prophets," Mrs. Grueser l<:o. 7 :3tl Thureda> at Ute hall' described the purpose ol the study as designed to lend a br<*l ol!lcers fD be lnltalled. :XI GAMMA Mil Chapter, Beta base of consideration of the world -... 1'111 SOror!t;y Thurlldor, in which Cbristia.Ds must work. 8 :p.m. Cdumbus and Soutllern She was assisted intheprestmQfdo Electric IOCial room. tatioo by Mrs. Wendell stutler, BEELINE PARTY, apoosored Mra. WOllam Russell, aod Mrs. b.r: tbe Ladies Amdllary of tbe Lillian Starch.,. Mra. Grueaer Fire Department, 7:30 conducted a que.UOO ud answer Tll!u'eda> nlllbt at tllellrehouse; sessloo on who are the prupheta JUIIUe IDvltad. o1 today, IUid our rosponalblliiJ rn:z.,- IS & prophet. TRI-COUNTY C, a Rodio Club, r:e8u1ar sessloo, 11uusdl,y, 7:31T ~ at club quarters. DANCING LESSONS for Twi.n Shrine Clobbers and wives, tlqt session, Thur8Ciay, 7:30 '· -. at home of Mr. arrJ Mrs. S. Ewlror. Gerald PoweU, in- Various h&erpretations of The Lord's Prayer were given by Mra. Phillips, Mrs. Herbert m., .of tt'l ·lDMiber• ol u. ro _ , . Q11o1r "IIIIo are pro- parlnc lor , oo coneort ,, _ . wltlch will lhU , _ , tbem fD sis cltleola lour - . ; Rldlard l'llli Neue, .... ~ lllddloport. ,,.,,...._.,..,_ 1111 Aol~ who..-otbePne- .... .,._ ,....,. .......... ,..,...,,n,. ..;, .._..._ .. tt.OCK. 0... .,._ ef . d.Qf.. ...., ,..._ - · pov -HI ....... ""' lletft- 3 ROOMS New Furniture ~ ONLY ASK TO WED Two ooupleo hove mode ljlpiicatklno lor marrlap llcenaes ln the om.ce ~ the """"iJ clerk. Applying were Rogor Emmott Nibert, 2~ Pt. Pleooon~ and Jaclde 141111 PT. PLEASANT - -... ....,, •••·~-:" c- 111 ' w• Paul D. Neue, Route 3 , roy, wt11 Iiiii Tlllrldll,l' 1n Iter Grovel, Mo., in the c:bolr' • llrst per!ormonce em tbe IH9 - n'=k$ PI' ,. tour. SON BORN ' Jl!Jl, 3 T110 choir, po-DOI!loooely NEW HAVEN- IIi, and Yn. ~ tho -~~~ - (amoul Fred Glom . - _ Now Ho•ea, oro WorlD&'• I'Oall.,t•onianl, will IIIIUIUil.U. tbe birtb of a om em Iiiii Jon. 25 In Clnclmatl; Jon. JIIIUII"Y 3 at tbe Holzer Hoopltal. 27 In D.,_; JODi 28 Ia_, York, The named Doo181os Keltll, , I'Ll Jaa. .31 In NOW York CIIJ, welf!i>ed 7 poullds and8\2 OUIICOI. 01111 Fob. 2 Ill S.bll'lldll The mo1ber of Ute Ia tbe ' Pa. former PllliJ 'lbompom. .1' M1tJ00en ul1be Modern ato1r ~ are Mr. and. ~ tbelr free time !fro. ......_ Yaocli; ,, between tbe !all and oprllla se- Yr. and Mro. Leo ~oon, nan Bov... $'299 $30.00 ......l•ce .. c..,...."'-• Amotlca'o ~ Tu ~ with o.ior FUINITUH CO., Ralph Bailer, 46, Midlllelolm, Olllo, and Betl;y Kathryn Ger· Moodor_t!<ru So"';"' .- -,·~·· W. YA. land. 88. ilfld1lletcnm. aooo Olflcoo ......,...to;oODtlloamlaltour. Letart. Great.cr...,mta are 'l'hiiJ will orme bock 011 com- Yr. Thllrllllll YDUIII, C1I!IGn, W, - Pl8 two da7t after cla1... re- v a.; Mra. Fred JGIIuJoo, Ma11011i 304 PliMEROY, EAST OHIO MAIN. MASON Howard, 19, Pt Ploasont; James _ _._ . 1o Sondra Karen Beal. Engaged ~,P·'"· Appalnbnent Necesgy-- JIIDDLEPORT PACK 244, Cub ~~ 7 p. m. Thursday at the ~rican Legion Hall; Chadds Hall, MGM official, to speak. the firehouse. SATURDAY BAKE SALE, municipal park u.:Jquarters, Syracuse, SaturdoiJ bOglnning at 10:30 a. m., b)' the Ladies Awilli- program ""'"" - " wllhPI'13'· 1011& Her 1beme wa1 ..Treuurea lD Heevee!' Games wwe er, fT7 ot the Syracu5e Fire Depart- p~ DllV TO MEET T~Jit 95. Dlughters of Union Veterans, will meet at 7:30 Manday n.igtlt at the D. A. V. halL ....... he addreiSed the Chicago Our ui0.1 Oeocf Cl•ll-. ' ' >' \ ' -' Its protein nutritive--value is UouaUIIIIy Good 'lilt.; The kind !hoi comes frc;>m only premium quality Ingredients; " • "' .SUNSHINE • HI-HO (RACKERS . .3,lbs. or more .~ lb. bx. .' 39~ SA JEt ' ' :U:.. '· 1/2 t. 39~ .. : AT ':, WilD CROSS SONSI: .. ., . - ' :::· :: ' - ' I';lets Bftctln '*'''"''%~%:~'*"-~'*'*'''*'''~*:::::::::~,~~::::::::::<=>:::::::::,:(<::f RUTLAND .. \r ~., • RUTLAND DEPT. STORE Uct. .. ' Your choice of LIGIIT or WHEAT. Unuau.Uy S.tiJf)'lne. Because it gives both extra nourishment and extra taste, Try Rite Diet and see for yourself why we call it The Unusual Breod.' '·' ' I~ '' c ,• A. ,,,_ .. bill -~- J ; ·•.,.,, ;).., PREMIUM SALTINES lb. bx. 37~ -·~ 2\12 times that of regular bread, ' ~;.:)•,;: NABISCO • Unueually NouritbiD&". .' ICE CRE Y2 ~- 79~ , But._et,• llk. .• POT PIES_5~1.00 t,.,. . f de·--· l/2, RATH / 'I'.! Bowllnc c..ter In - · "' • Lerqr lfetcol!, Olld -"'~-~­ palla at tbe votenoa Memor- bul, Is !lore 1o be wllb ·b • r '•"' ial llolpital. Her llrl. mother. BANQUET FROZEN which had nominated him, I , i lir~. Democratic convention ' CIUIJ) RECUPERATING top 50 private unlveral~ MASON - Kelly Jooa Coooetie• and the 1ar10at In OldalJoma. Only around 50 per - ol bart, ""' ,.... old dau&hter ., choir members, wbo are cboeerl Rev. IUid Yro. HerbiO Copellut, through audition, are muale ma- io recuperatlllfl !rom a held Illjury llhe roeelved wb11e aleiall jora. Neue, a IIOidor at TU maJor· r1.d1Dg at her bolhe at WJ"'ield, IDJ In Enl!ilah ecl>eotloo, Is a W. Va. !lie reportedly na ber member of Sllma Chi !raterni- alod Into a tree. lile Ia t b o 11' and tbe '111 couneJI lor Rellg- gronddausbter cf Mrs. Iva c..,.. ioul ute. He baa beu an ac- bart, New !lAveD. Un member of tbe summer mualcala caots given at tbe Meigs PATIENT IN HOSPITAL Coonty Fair b)' tile Big Beftd MinMASON - Mrs, 1M~ ltrel A11a. for a number of aoo, an employee at tbe Maam • DRY aEANIIG IUPOH REQUIISn He Uoed II Firat Franklln D, Roosevelt first used the ex.pression "New Deal" on July 2, 1932, when · •, }< ' Jl i e,od retre-1 SEimcE w. va. ' ~' .. ,. • 2-Hour ljooat. ALUMNI square ,...,.. 8olurdo,, at the Chester 'iiehool, 8 1<1 midnighc ser, Yr. and Mra. J~ Grueser, Joan Am Harmoa, .... and !Ira. Stewart. lold. )lorY Auntlllor and. lold. J' u . .- Zer· For Skating Party er and a lor tbe spring .....- . , and Mrs, Katie Rcuab, Letart, Member• repreaentalltbeaev., undersr..uatea IUid graAiate collexe1 at 'llJ, ooe of. the na- p,...ro,. ORGANIZATIONAl,. meeting of llllles auxiliary to tne Rutland .! ire Department, 7 p. m. Thurs- .,.._ed .... Mar7 TboYenln, Mar7 llud<lln& Katbel- Reltmlre, Hue! &nllb, Yr. and Mro. Jack Gruo- Bonk Speaker at School llnlctor. at ' Fellowship Plans A okatlng port;y fD be bold la&er W.a month was J)lamed whenllle Forest Run UDitadYethodlst Cburdl 1oulb !ellowalllp met 10mc1o.r night_ Jill Warner presented t b e • auine tion'• MI'Yed to Annette Warner, Roma Neall, Ropr NMH, ConPugh, Mia. Eugene FOI'bes, Mra. nie Waner, D;lane Neue. Lee Brooks SIJ're. and Mrs. Tere11 AnD Neoso, Cladl' Good!, TerRe111haw. The responsive readesa Goooh, IUid Dovld Neue. lqr was tliken rrorn Philippians 4, am the grcq~ u.ng "'Where He Officer is Leads I'll Follow. •• Dwins the business meeting conducted by Mrs. PhWij)s, it Maxine crtmth, ea•hilr ot the was voted to pay the balance on NoUOIIal Bonk, wu tbe the new cupet1ng. Communica-guest spe~;ker at a meetlqr oltbe tions concerning WSCS activities were read from Mrs. Eunice Future Homemakers Club last Harr~ and Mrs. Teresa week at Ea~tern Hlgll SchooL Her subject was "More For Hoover. Also read was a Jetter Yoor Money, Via Money Yanoaoconcerning a sctssor sale. Mrs. Charles GrueNr sened ment,'' particularly strealiDil• refreshments to those Damedand stallment credit. Mra. Janice Is ldv!IIOI' of the club. Mrs. BertGrueser, Mrs. Hosmer Roush. and Mra. Charlel!l Gruea- cur ~ Prlte IIIOill!Y from Ute PllmeChamber or Commerce Christmas deooratiDg oonteat by tbe Pomeroy First Boptilt Church was used to enlru-ge tbe nat:lv11;)' scene, Orval Wllea reported during a meeting of tile Young Adult Class Mondoy night_ Wl!eo os1d tllat he had purebues three more figures for the ootcb>r nativillf wltll Ute conteat wlmlngo. iml>rovemento fD the churdl basement were diaeuased with piau to have the work completed by Easter. A l'UIJllllllge sale wu set lor March 4, 5, and 6• ~N• . Oiftcei'l ; elected we r .l ~~. 'ittes!dont; Ca!Yin Simp. vice pnalden~ Mra. T......, l'llalla, secretary. Dlek Flnlaw prelided at t h·e meeUng held at tbe <burdl. For devotiou member• gave a Bible verse relating fD wvrl<. Refreshmenta were served by Mr. and Mrs. Simpaon to tbose named and Mr; IIIli Mrs. WWiam !lleridan, Jr., Mrs. Am Cottrill, and Yr. and Mrs. Hsrry Bailey. ' • 'la - A llunll7 port;y -heldS\ildOI> ID _......, altl!elZthbirtbda¥ of Perry AU!~ .... ., Yr. IUid !lro. Wtlllam L. Ault, Froril St., Ucal Nurstos Sdtool In Jlarlet.ta, waa bmle lor theobsenmace, IUid Yr. IUid Yro. C. It Wise, Jr. of wo..rly joloed tbe llunll7 lor Ice qeom IUid coke. Alii' obsenl,. birthdays durtos tbepost week were Perry• a eooslns, Britt Dodson, 6, IUidllovidllod5011,l6. ' ' . "'l"I)LSA, t*la. - A l'~Ji-Cif' l'lqdlllt Ill tllo tlliiYwSI$' !I Tul- roy Prophets ore ' ' Prize Winning Sketches of ' with TU Choir ,f'our Twelfth Birtliday Observed at Party ' ' •• Enlarged wifh duled for 2 p.m. on one saturday each monthi Patrol 2, Sheryl AcJ.. ams,leader, Sheryl Woods. Cindy Glaze, and Kathy Manley, meetings 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday; Patrol 3, Tami Hoffman, leader, Viekl Slack, Cathy Baker ll1l Cathy Coburn, 3:30 on 1 Monday; and Patrol 4, Becky Fultz, leader, Lisa Herald, CAthy Coleman, alXI Melinda Hamphrey, 3:30p.m. on a TUeaday of each month. Reeky Fult'J dbplayed her collection ol miniature dogs, At the la!onnatlon on the new camp st:u~~t program was distributed to. the Jirl&. The stamps can be purchased from the leader for 25 ceftts each alii then cashed in for C8D1J elll)enses or a reCund in Aug- I NeaiJe on Nafivify Scene atart l • ~IJ ort - r'_.,.,., J_,. 22, IMI ' uels, Beth Vaughan, alXI Sherrie Lane, ilembers, with meetings sche- '~' \ t :.. "1!10 ,Do!11 Bollll.-1, Ge{epr.ati~n,. Held ,to · " ,, •,, w- toll< ... .,_ bolo ot tbe cbllrdl ~ MtaoarcaqMII ~' • lnllffnl A cunblnod vole- party IUid CGUrt ofonnla has been plaD- cf tbe J,O.F. C1ul of tllo l'l>lll...S fw early Februar)- b)' Sllio..,ey r._ 100 orollbelr leaden, Cl!llrdl lira. Phil Ohlinger and Mrs. WOllam Obllftl'8r. MaodoiJlJDIIod at tbe- of lfrL Plans are abo being made for a tl'Oq) ~Ins program roc the Gerald Wllclormutll. Al'l'lltler ·months. omcers were elected and patrols organized at a Ylu Co"''lbbOI dlaallsod tllo meet!Jv of the 8rCKII' Thursday ni.gtll. 10 11D'bol• of tbe church llllllc Eleded treasurer was Kim Ohlinger, with Debn ~ be log dnwblp lo point up tllo 1118Dl18med scribe. The patrols are "'Ibe ldlot.s," witll SaDCly carleton. l!can<O IUid m.....,. <Tf eodl, lJ6. a.der, Beverly Smith, assislaot, IJld Debbie Kennedy, Pemy Eb- b)' Yn. Dwl&lll Plllller IID, Sonya White 100 Kim Ohlinger, members; "The Vampires," with taken !rom tbe llmllhlne - Ro6e Marie Colburn. leader, Brenda Will, aaalstant. ancl Carla Not· zlne lne.luded a medltatkm eotbwhmn, Melinda Friend, Tammy Blake, and Denise Mershall,mem-. Utled ''bcknrL" MrL Clara tiers; and the "Leprechauns" with Patty Eblin, 1he lNder; Sheryl ThomU gave an f!1lele ..He KennedY, the assistant., and Pam Nottingham, Beverly wm, Sberrt Took JP,J Place." Clark, alXI Kelly Wilson, members. Yro. ,Allen Eld!lnger preol~ ed at tbe meetlne wltll memben TROOP 185 f!ivlni! a Now Yeor's nsoludoo Plans for the observance or ••thinki~W Day" on Feb. 22 were In rel!pOIIBO fD roll call. A discussed during a court ot honor MoMay night at the Middleport you note !rom Mrs. COqJor home of Mrs. Wallace POW"ers, leader. was read, and Mrs. V. D. F.dAISQ discussed during the meetirc attemed by Tlna Niert am warda dllllributad . , . _ . . . - . Debbie Schuck, patrol leaders, Pam Dodson. treasurer, and Jyl Bea· prepared b)' Mrs. Glem Dill. ver, scribe, were troop dues, registl'IUon, ani camping activities. Plans were made for serv1Dg It was noted that the girls assist with the nursery at the Middle-- the weddbtg reception for the port PTA meetings and that stuffed animals were made and deliver- Linda Moore -Jerry Amold~ ed to hospitalized children at Christmas. Purpose ofthe court of ~ ding In February. The groop alor was io discus5 ways arxl means of llq:trovin,g the overaD. trq. so diacussed serving anather dinprogram. ner, Mra. Wildermuth and Mra. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 Thomas served a salad course Patrol reorganization and election of offtcera were taken care at the coaclusim ol the meetof at the Friday night meeting of Middleport Troop 5 at the Scout Ing. House. Kellee Burdette was named scribe wtttl Vicki Slack elected treasurer. Four patrols were organized as follows: Patrol 1, MarU~e cassel}, leader, Kellee Burdette. Susie samAll .a .-· ' ' 'LETTUCE ••••ry· 2S 24 ... 25 Rl1ht . Resened To Limit Quantities '• �Tho Pa~ lt - SJoolll'*' ' ~· ~ 1'-ro,, J~ 2Z, , ... . -~!; Shaw Jurors $hown ldl, . . uotaloiOd Ill NEW 0111-&\NS (1]1'0- Tho b)' Alt!lldl: . ' • bll JII'OMIPd p.......U•• ·• ,..... 111 tbo CIOI' L 9law trial I. A ,.......orllnllld, Fwrle , 1D . ._ rom.. a abt.plilll actiAa _ ... and 1D .......... ~It to use In Ito 2. Dlocua- altbe_ .... - . 1 .. c:IIIIYiet tbe 01'1- ........ .... DllllllodJ u t - .'. , . Kaloo4r, olvle ut caaoplrlna to tllll1'der P n - JobD F • portl....,. , . 1_. ~-Dial. A~. Giant AI-. cllmlmltlve, 3•?"ear· James L the old dl1sl trial taetlcian for Dlot. • • Jim Garrison, explained to the -peeta that lhe state need& onl> to ....,. thai any one tll the three oUeged ..,.1 ptraton eommitted. any one of tbe six alleaed cwert acts tn furthero( a ...,spiracy to kill the to predueo a - . . . . - " ............ ... leellill ~ 104.......... plaeea to 'be aNd . " ~ AirliA:·Ended_· "./ .. - One or hlatory'a blaeat airlilts drew to a elooe Tuesday wheo the lut ut 15,500 U. S. military per101l081 flew I n t o Nuemberg for war games wWdn sound o( C..choaJOYalda. The lut ut 162 CUI atarllft. eel jets arrlveel at NuernbergMoDl~ Airport at t:$1 p.m. (12:>1 p.m. ESI') at ille eod ol a twGclay alrlln ot 5,000 eombat troopB !rom the UDI!ed states. The Nuernberg phase ol I h e airlift was the last chapter ln the - - leg ol the U. S. hal ODI.Y 10 miiea from tho .....,_ lkwak •• the 2fth 11llllllrY D1Y1a1m teat llreo t h e maiD JIUII rt. Ita mullve M.60 gun- r• redeployconspiratorial agreement... ment exerdae. , Tank and g u n GarrUon tbe 6~ prosecu· crews and other BUppOrt pereon- tor who ' a.gaiost the Gra!...-r - e r tpGIIIIdo, c NUERNBERG, Germany (UPO . JII'O= attorney F. Irvin Dymmd by aaklng o1 the questtooed venlr&1111111 me&- in the preBftlce of others waiting their tum tn the courtroom- wllether they had ._ firm in their minds that before p1t1ng to lhe overt acta the state must prove ua basie Army'B '~elorger ' .,toedan ., . . - al ' ~ rlllu looiD& liNd {1-. ,........ ......_ .........,...i tiat S~-~ ·· ·' t oorleel charges nell>l!llberlng7,166meo,arriveel of the In the precedi.Dg hro weeki at motives warren Commission and John- Frankturt'• Rhine-MaW Airport. tankl. The tnxJpo and airmen taking part ID the 1l1l1' prne.o are Ita· timed under a mal.bued caneepL Althoulb uoually Jtat1med In the Uolled S1atea they are held aB re!Dforeements for weatem ~ forces In limes ut crtlis. Mrs. Romaine 77, Claimed Mrs. ~ mue Mae ~. 11, the Air Foree haB a resident ot Fou.rtb Ave., Gillie flown 3,500 airmen and 96 F4D Phautom jet figbterB from ADler- poll&, dleel at the Hol>er Medilea to their doal bases In Ger- cal Center on Firlt Ave., around 1n1n1 in operation "Crested l" 8 p.m., Monda,y. Ste was born Feb. 26, 1891, W"""'sday, the roar ut 10> In Rutland, daughter ol the late mm cannon will echo acroas the _..,. and Mary Goble Romaine. 9\e marrleel Calvin Massie and "' cmsplrlng with Lee llarvOI' he, along with two d!lldren, preOswald and David WOUam ceded her In death. Ferrie to murder IUmedy, SCIOTO LIVESTOCK The following slstera a n d 9law c:ould go to prl8011 II hard brother& survive: Mn. Am Gr... labor tor not leBa than cne year HOGS - 100.220, 20.25; No. 1, 8Dd not more than 20 c;m a 20.50; 220-240, 19. 75; 240-260, ham and Mrs. Dorio Leopanl, gu111;y vote by a 1 few as nine~ 19.25; 264)...280, 18. 75; 180-190, Caltleberry, Fla.; Mra. Della the 12 jurora. A unan1mous vote 19.50; Sows, 15. 70..16.45; Boars, Dyke, Vlntoo; Ellgene Romalns, Castleberry, Fla. One brother Is not needecl In Loulatana 1D 12. 90-13.2>. CATTLE: Choice Steen, 27- and two sisters preceded her In «11apiraey eaaes. The trial entered ita second 27. 75; Good Steers, 2S. 75-26-25; death. Several nlecea and nephclay toda.y wltb two members o1 stardard steers, 23.40 - 24.25; ews survive. thai jury chosen. Comp1et1oa of Good Heifers, 25 - 26.25; StandFuneral services will be held the pme1 rt. 12 Jurors aod two aril Heifers, 23 - 24.50; Good 1 p.m., Thursday at tbe McCOy alternates waB expected ID Cows, 18.75 -19.90; UtUlty Cows, F111eral Horns. Burial will be In about 10 days. 16.50 - 17-7>; Canner and Cut. Vtntm Memorial Park. Rev. Wil'I'h6 two seleet:ed were Jrvtn ter, 15.50 dawn; Bulls, 21.90 • liam Wloemandle wiD olllclale. MaiOII, a Negro macbine 23,25; stotk Bulls, 23 - 24.50; Friends may call at the ftmeroperator witJl two cblldren, and Stock Cattle steen, 24 - 26.50; al horns from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., OU\I'er Muioll Sdtultz, 39, a Stock CalveB - Steers, 27,50 - 111 Wednesday. truck driftl' for a Piblic service 28,90; Stock Calves .. Heifers, <OIIIp8ll)'. 23 - 26. 25. Presideut Kennedy waB killed VEAL CALVES: Cbotce,38..50; Jn Dallu oa Nov. 22, 1963. 11H{ Good. 36; Medium, 34.50; Comhw todldment alleges the mercial, 31 down. Baby Calves . tllreo CIIIIPired betwMl Sept. 1 b)' head, I& - 41. 100 admlniatratlon 11ticlals in tbe Kennedy death uaessmenl, apent a few minutes In court oa tho !lrst day ~UnanlmwB Vote Needed Shaw never tumed hlo head to look at the man who indicted b1m in March 1967, m charges m addition Market Report ' Plan t--- at .. ~ tlir 11"1 ..... - - l: - · ~ ~ liiOW Or._ 1 1 1 - . _ I l l the lliti ., ..... ll.ediiiYUiilc to Oonld Olld ~ lhlit' ... - al - · " Qldl11dllad Oawald' the .., ~llulll.) . - tho ··wLeaders Hope . JIIJRR OAK Ollto (I!PI) - HOJ.ZEII; JIEI)I~ ~ Flm A... .VIaltlllll_.. :l-4ond 7-lp. ... riet WV!i. .., ADJIISSION$· P~al-1111-­ 4. A lrlp lA> the Willi ,COolt,by ptOided omiO lbrlher DOIIce. BIIITIIS -bll iaid Ill - 'be ........ Ole .... -Ill· ... IJl'L lleWo1 1. c:..-. wen.. Franelaco the da.J al tbe iCit, dal!ltiter, t:Jt ~ m. Tula...-.) dl.r. )ln. ~ L. .5, A lrlp by Ferris l>tiD Joe.._ ~tor, 8:12 L , . Orltaa to Hou*a, 1'8., No¥. Tueadoy; !fro. Pbllllp B. W 22, 1963. (Ferrie, -died hore erbolt, Rio Gralde, daughter, J..... R.• H. Edwards, . agreed to poy $125 millloo for the aaseta pt A1J'ohlre COIIIe!'l8• Corp. , the nation'• 11th largest coal prc:ducer, a jo1r¢ amte-ment by the two tlirms Aid Tuesday. E.~ l!. ~. E that yeer. Aleoek JiWora thai the did not PT. PLEASANT tD abolr d10I KennOdy was UVFSTOCK SALES CO. -IDIIrdored."od. II moat J>I'OI'e "a Pt. Pleasant, W, Va. 'moot!Da or the -ds" or the Saturday, Jan. 18, 1969 t11reo to eoooplraey to liay him, HOGS - 175 to 220, 18.50 to be AlAI, and lheo prove one ol 20.50; Heavies, 18 to 19.10; the alleged overt acta, Lights, 16.95 to 18.50; Fat S...s, LlatutActs 15.25 to 16.85; Boars, 11 to 13; Tho - · list o( aUegecl Pigs, G to 12; Stoek Shoats by lid., 16.50 to 22.50. .CATI'LE - steers, 20.25 to 24.10j Heifers, 18.60 to 22,60; Fat Cows, 16 to 17,25; Camera, (C<Jntlnued !i:<lm PoaeO IUD to 15; Bulls, 20 to 21,90; .., grade lovel cmlldered. The 'IID,IJhl•'•la on readlngandarltb- .stock Cows ard Calves, 182.50 to 1!17.50; stock steers, 20.50 to Morrll reported that the pro- 24.10; Stoek Heifers, 18 to 22ll'llll baa t.n very suc:ceaatul. .10; Stoek steer calves, 22 to - . are tooled at the besln· 26. 75; Stock Heifer C&lveB, 21 lllllg .... apln at the eod o( the lA> 23. ,... 250 Pupil~ _._ _..,_ Testa lndlcite that - ...,.,..,in palty..-abave adomoocl the oqulvalmt al two ,_.., In their reading abOI(r, lbrlollald. Formerly, .the dlstmt uaec1 fGar - · for the Solmda;r ~ Sehoci but tldl year VEAL CALVES - Seconds, 38.70; Medium, 34.25 to 37.50; Cohunon & HeavieB1 24 to 38. ALUMNI TO MEET There will be a meeting ut the Raelne Alumni Aooociatloo olficera, Smda,V, Jan. 26, at 2:30 p.m. at the bck n• Cbat Res- emt.r1 were redUeed to two. ........ throulbout the dlatrlet tauraat In Raclne. AU Clllllcera and 810' interuted per100a are -·· - -splrled via .... to the urpd to attend. By United Preaslnterna~ Mrs. Larry McLendon, ~ 26, Of Jackson, Mils., wa11 eJCpect111J a big baby when she entered a hospital last week. Instead she three little ~~~. The triplets, all girls, were reported in good condition. got ,..< hert, nlldllln Ml!ldl_.t. BOND FORFEfi'J;;l · Richard Rowe, lla,dile, lorfeUed • 133.70 Tueadoy niabt In the c:oort al Pomeruy Mlt,yot bus. Funeral oervleeo will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. !rom Fogle...,g Funeral Home. B1ria1 will be In Graham oemelm7. Frieodo may eaU at the lla>eral home Tblltsday !rom 7 to 9 p.m. • J.; ·"" :'}/.',••' . ~ • said. uwe puse dur!Jw the celebntion to wish you and the general good healtb and hlppl- neBs." The lij!hts are beck m at tho White House. The north porUco and the east lobby ue both brightly lit at Digllt for lhe &rot =~="'=-111.~, ~~~ 1399~95 thl~free and get '27" value cart I ,, J. a piQ orthnat!ns CIUI or; 11011ulne '•iove ·And ·U>r ay. lndlY~Am~•lflth lea• cmtrol-~~.., COIJ)Or&tlm; t h. saocerell, THE SHO£ ·801 ' I tho . Just one darn • m1n fonrard," the Moscow new!IP8I)er said In a commentary. Dlplomatk olttervera in Moacow said the commentary pve evidence q/ grolf• ... . Soviet uneasiness about cont:ini.MKI ecorunlc los&es of the C&irq Now you can enjoy easy rOom-to-room mubility for your Color TV vieWin& plus this '!)Utlt8ndinl in bit-screen tompact 20" dill. table model color television. Vinyl clad metal ablnet .ln sralned Wilnut color. 5" moot ., -tro.. llmeploco wiR plft or loao In- IIOIItll. .W 111'11 H.t lcc:ulnln lool<! lib I illlt M lln't H donn'! liM I - · I h.l!pfi... or S HiWt - · 1111 ftPIIIOOti lhtm with M lunlnc tort. R "Ill! !ICh ilcond Into 360 • " pari!. Alii ~ -tron tlmtpiiCI 10 pqeiM, M....1 pia or lou ., 1101111 o1 I dl!. blf IUIDVA v ~- bm-m-m.,., 1t )"Twin-cone speaker:.. ZENITH QUALITY FEATUllES • New TITAN 10 Haftdcrafled ChaAh assures loriger 1V life wilh signific.ant new Zenith entineertna advances in solid-sr.Je tedmology combined with proven v<lcuum tube circuit desisrJ. • AdYon<ed s.p., \'ldeo . _ - . . . . . . Tu .... s,.tem lor ultr1·sensi1ive reception. • Sunlhmee ~~Tube lor·grep.te1 pitture,brishtness. ' , . • , '·- I adJoumod. Kurleos Tlloada¥ iDYoked a 11011 rule the! remarks modo follari.IIC Thlteher'a denoune&meat Weri Uolf the re®l"d" 8J'd ~ THE CLEVELAND BAR Auoetatloo Tuesday Robert to remain orr the bench until it · - aiatiiOilnto his uooelalion with a eourt clerk. lnveltiptloo Into tl1e aiaylnr al steele'• wife Jan. I ~1-blloo trom the judp lhot .he had been~ ' :·~""' Mrs. Barbara Swutzt an attracUve brunette ezn.. " ,. ' ' """'"""""" - n t enrollment at atate unhersttiea. ~· today Included alate Sc:hocis Supt. Martin Eosex, Dr. Paul Spade, aaBiltant a~ tendent ol educatiOII, and Dr. Jdm &own. also assistant soper!Nendent ot educattoa. ~Y were to cliBCUBJ "Ohio's llmllvement In elementary and aeeudary education." whieh al· so ,waa eJIPDCted to include a diacuuion of the Ullery report on vocational aDd tecMit;:al Then, . at a haatlly cOIIYellOCI meetlne with reporters, Kurfe11 eduCation. aald , thot It wu "too bod· thai For higher education. Dr. parttctpant (Thoteher), h>- Jolm C. Millett, Ohio llaard ot vlted to !Peak 011 one IIUbject, RegentB chancellor. and Dr. irJ~ "*' OMo . . - •JO<UII• tlanal - 11111 to rOduce tho ........,.,Y tiM!II'¥8d. to tbe aemilara ln twq dar• cA meetirw, Democrat. ortbe ..,.....or ,(Bli c. .-beri~W about ZO, had I dl'- lclenoel • Glander. au .. ~ lmont picture. llllsal-; Dr. FndO!'Iell II. .,, Ants At A Picnic.. Stocker, P....... _. or ,_...... •~Democratie leeialatora are at tbe aro CciiiOP al - - . . : ... havirw: u much Am aa art1 at tratiYO ~~~ ~ W, .,. a picnlt" waa the way HOUBe ~n~~er. or ............, ,,"" Mlnorlcy Looder Jolin C. Mc- relaUma lor Natl.-1 · Clot! Donald, D· - N....,.k, de~<ribecl Register Co., lla1IOII, aoi Tbateher~ .. ' ·~ cu-v. o-. ,._r ..n- Be ollered that It IIOIDO o( lhe questlona he felt sbw&d. be dl.. euaaed b)' the panel were lgnond, lhen tl1e Domocnlo would begin questionlDc the paaeliots pol~nk. Tlleldly'B Be8si01l WIB mod-- enited by Ohio Tu Commissioner Gail W. Porterfield. On .. i'• "A' 14m tdd the 60 lell.w.h tl'en tbl:t nOblo hu ........ able lacllltlu to pgrama, If It hu the Ifill to do 110." '' Bowera deacrlbld Ohio u •ta -sooct, IIGUIId tu strueture oo which to proceed." ha~ . ~Indicted · Mrs. Elloo OJucb, Calvin Simp.. oecret.uiel; .llro. WWtom!ilorlMro. WWiam illerldan, Ar- dao, ~ ... thur Slusher, and WOllam Sheri- ldan, pianist. Aoaoclatloo . . _ - . . daD, board o( truiJteeB. Darla-- 1011, Cllll'cb olftcera named were J. H. stepheniCil, treaaurer; Mrs. Sterrett, clerk; Mrs. E 1 mer Wickham, llnaac:ial secretary; SHu1dan, moderator; C a I v i n Slmp.om, aalistant moderator; Mro. J. H. SlaPhen- organlit; Mrs. Elmer Wi~ ehoir director. school oftlcers elected were George 9dnner, BUperlnlelldent; Richard Flolaw, asBlatant ~i Mr 11. Couch, secretary; Mrs. &~gene Trlplett, Dennis CouCh, asliliallt &mday F- :Bololard Mrs. JoiiPh !:"'*. tru-., Include Mrs. J. and with Mrs. SkiOMr .... lfro. s.- .Phenaon, alternate.; ll:rL 0na1 WUeo, ebalrmao, aad Mro. lfol)' Sbelton, alternate, al ""rid mla- IIUjiPJI't; lfrl. Joo. eph Cook with Mra. - - . . . . . alternate, cllvllkm al ~ dleatlDn; 9lerldaD ...... J Wllel altemate, dh1Jiaa rl. Cbrilllillll blahor ldlcatlen; lira. Audrey witb Mrs. 1Ion7 Belloy, . . _ , dlvlalmal81'aDI a n d -.... Y- .« ' . '• '' .,' ' I l I' ,. ' Reoldenls may cantact Mro. chairman al the llueh ol Dlmel fWKI drive In M e 1 g • the betrothal of Mill Painela Corilllll Want, 21, to ilr. Peter C....V. anytime Thursday, FriLou1o Drloo, 22, soo ot Mr. and !ln. Looula 4 Drlno, of Cov1J1o, day, saturday or !blday to make cal1L, has beea announced by bel' pareli;B, Mr. and Mra. Jl)' T, pleclpo. The nameo ut Ward a1 Dol Mar and Hollywocd, Calli. Mrs. Want, tile thooe> IDiklnB eontrillutiOIIs by former Rcmona C<tl>lltoO/ a!ater ol Dr. N. W. Cclmj)toD, was reared SotordiiJ evening will be read IIIP_.-oy• . ......., the televlalon preaentaTho brlde-loHie Ia -lldlne UCLA Iller ...,.,letloo ot a year tlm. and a halt at the Unl-olcy of W•ohlllllloo. and w1U pwluate In J1D10 Tho will begin at 11:ao a hlot.ory major, She Is alllllated with Alpha Chi Om30 p.m. Slllunlay and ocntnoe . Tho 8 1 ' - graduated last J,.. trom Cal Poly P01110110 until $ p.m. lblday, Mra. Barnwbere ha recelvecl hlo 8, S. In Pl>!'olcal &lucatlon, and Is correndy liz' · llaiephCIIe nomber Ia 991a-og Chipman Coilege. He w1U bes1n u head iwlmiJJI«<Idd 2t98. ' tbere Dmd: 1eme1ter. He IB alsoworldlwtowardbia Master's Degree. June 211t at 2 p. m. at AU Salllla ~ ... Tho wedd!Jw will be RIVER NEWS eopal Cbureh In Beverly urns, and w1U be IDIIowed by a recoptim * I at tbe Rlnera Country Club. About 300 guoato will be ""'JId8<8 at ' the ~ featuriJw chlqagne, hor d'~vno, ca1oe, and -Ia& GAUGES <'4ll!pol.lo, 12.2 lAo._ r AUaJt!mtl were Mr. and Robert J, Mr•. 'FJUott, Oueata .......Djl tho - · """' Mr. and Mrs. !larrill EIUolt, Ja.-; lfr. .... Mrl. Robert J. Elliott Old ltfr, and Mra. 11J11ee llcKBIZ!e, Coii!DIbal; Mra. Da'vl4lo1oao, Galltp>. Ill, and llr. ond ltlro. Daaald Me~• .,.._, roy • ""~ 24.33; Hinton, 2.63 rlalnrr. Kanalllla FoUo, 7,84 rilIng; pw-1e-, 20.23 rising. LoodOII, ..-Ina 3.25 reet utrollers; Marmet, ......tng, 3.75 leal; IIIII Winfield, 1'llllllin8 9 leet o1 rollero. BOAT MOVEMENTS: G.\L)JPOLIS LOCKS - Sol"01 .clolm 6:50 p.m.; Lolli' RoaellllrJ ... 7:50p.m.; JODO T. - . , 8:58 ·p.m.; J. 10:55 p. m.; OUachita up 4::20 a.m.; Joba: dol!n 5:30 a.m.; OVEC up 7:t5 O.di. KANAWHA RIVER - l.ot•lon, 6 ....., 111orm«, tirio IllrYOI' clown~:35 !!-"'-' F~ iloaJ1>ortl· clolm 3:05 :P,m.; L. W, up 7:05 p.m.; ~ Jamea B. Hloeo up 6:Q5 P.,..;; Gleadora up 6:10 wu& c. !l!!l!ertr- Entertai~ed -- Qra a.iod p.m,; I"~ · 'up 12:10 o.m.; 'l1llrOdll' .,_ Sanipt ·~ l:lla.ni.; Kolblaoil II.. \ FIVE.OAY FORECAST By United Pre88 International Temperatures In Ohio dur- . Ing the llve-&,y period Thuro- da.J tinilulh MCildiY wiD averaae a lltUo above nonnat. Daytime hllbs will average b'om the . _ . 301 to the mid-lOa and Iowa at.ni&I>t wiU be mostly In the 201. Mild at the bel!lnnlnl ut the period, tumJna eooler over the .......,... Preclpllati011 witt to- tal Cllle-llall to IIJI"""''quarter Inch, oec:urrtng fa ooeaallllal rain or llhoWei'o·.luniu the eod al the - · "f''- s. ....... ~;-- Homemakers ' . Clu6 MemQer'S Mrl• eel the Reynold•. Old 24.1 rumlDc 46 feet ut rollers; 'Pt. Pleesant, 26.09; Po- December Vows .4re Announced llllnl· MEWS WRESTLERS - Members ut the Melplllall SehoollHWt wreotllqr on ror a DtaOOh agalntt Parkersburg South TuesdiJ. Front row, left. to right, are Jell Mankl' Lorry Wall<er, Mike Molleo, Frank Rizor, Mike Roush, Benny Wrigll~ Romdo Clooch, R1chard - art; back J'OW', Joe mamger; Coach Fenton Taylor, Ted Lehew, John Domipn. Cody -he, Don (Moose) Hartung, Jim Swai:Lel, Mike Youngand Dona Snouffer. Rlehanl Gllkoy,... aJ>. sent at picture time. ready J *"*"~::;:::::::;;::;;* up 7:30 Lift.; er-Jp Locka, Jolm Fcix and ~ state up 4:10 p.m.; - - up 6:30 a. m.; Moldasl l,ocko, Walter Jl9uiland clolm 2:35 p.m.; Barbars Brenldlnrn 2:t5 p.m.; Mack Gamblo dplm', 3:30 p.m.; seott Cbolln . . . · t;20 p.m.; ValtoI1Dt 1111 7 "'""; COUAIIl 0... - . 8:35-J!,m.; 'Jolm Ladd Dean -., d:B o.m.; Qleeo ®up dolnl "l:50 a.IJ!.i B. E. Bowlel ........ .~ UD.; :lleo•... up 't:;S ~a.m.; w~ CUriJ_iloWD 3:30 a.m.?~:~·' . ' ' a.m., Euo·· ~··· doWn 6:40 cil!*.> RIY.I<I! :-. Lock L( · a.m. · · 1.. :J11.J':.t"~l'. ~;r, ~~. i~ ~ve lk¥-~ D up· 1:1!1 ....,... ,..... 5:.5 ~i1Dwn41:15. &.10;, . D doWD1:20 • tulcetl ID llcly off beneh _.., by Dr. Mono Lovenstain ot obio UldwnU;y, Ohio Uo!..,roli>' preakloat. Wblle Republican& wen ~tz. v~lue " ftclme. F,J,Sluberl Box 218, Reelne, Ohio .1nJ: .~n Seoond 'i Model 14lt5WO • The wmMONT the -· PamelfJ Ctirinne Wan/, &trot/u!d oo 1 ~ ~ Cllltrlllrtlm pledpo In t h e llueh . 11f1 DiD>oa, telethon tp be pre~ 11ds 'weekend o t' e r WSAZ-Tv """""""" canbeplaeeel with Mtl. Amllornlt>aiPom: corona r ·;Aif;;------,. 88fJE8 Ohio. They eeh!led -._.... t To Wed. at Beverly Hills The U.S. Senate convened 'od adjourned In a record two seconds on Dec. 71, 1883. ...,. wu _...wed nl&bl wben Ropo.i>llean •lrnlled tho to . ltop a ~~- debate boiWtetl Thatoher and a rOJI,.._ aenlad.we. With ooe abort alp, the d.,_ hate wao halted and tho aeutcn ,. Be Phoned to aul :.~ri. Robert Ra-. and Mro.Wwtam 0, Bamett, ~ altri;.l, Gatlilliitts, an IIIIICJUIIC· Mr. and Mrs. Robert R&-, · lll&l'rla&o ut their daugil- Mark and.. Bob Baeer, to Roger Lee Howard, D81111Y SOI1ger, and Jock Mr. and Mr1. Par1011a. fOr just ..... k..- who olso de....,..eel the adml,. Tuesday latratloo'. 011 lbnlttog ture to_,. ....,..._ ... .r -. -·· --·tal p-tor - periClOOI. It be.-. or A move or that,... .. RarGM L. Yodl.... , . . . - fl IIIIi .... ........_~~~ c.plial UohorottT, .,.... ~ obDut dodol..-.. In ~ and ·,iiOtiOIIal fteUw.•t iclicatlolt. . ,.,. iDr. ~aOeEducalim "a.r.illll .,... Ia hl&ller oodolo . . . al 1'llardler , . . . _ tho ..... ~· wat tJw: taplc ..,.., msru at the en1 or tbe diJ'· •ltDod to nr. v...- Alden, veralC;r. _...,. tho . . . . ' \ 'i&, ohe - - · a :ptaud li!s!Oq or •"'*' .. reolat berDtot dio ,..,;,. to ........ out Pledges May ,. accmQ)lilhm~t,'' the ~ .Qk To CCilftno ~ UnliAIII Pren I'IIIOrtlldi>na IIOfllld ~- u.t, In ..... to ...... aud!..-ato • ..... . . , . . , . . - b e adneod w eao~~ne lholr .... .to llliojoet a! lwd. Looderohlj> to tho Hllllnar Wll - - to otop i l l e - • " Batbbra Sue Racer IS ~,~wef/J to'· Rog~r Barnett ~.; "Peaceful conditions are necessary for the country to move - . # ~-~>'­ , i'"' I Mrs. Roger Lee Bornell Jar machine washln". Muffle Burr Oak lJe General lmprovOII*Ito to the committee. JJUIOIII.RI8 .nd churcb were re.Wfies presided at the meeting ported and ol!!eers wen elect- · Wbleh was preceded by a pot.. eel at the reeent ....,.. bualneoo luek dinner. Dsle Wtwet - midlng ~ the Pomeroy Firat eel with pr~~Mr1. L. P. Boptlst Church. Sterrett s ol the Oi'Yal Wiles, ehalrman ol the last meeting. F elal .._ns board ol trustees, ._-ted that were pre&ellled' b)' the clllrdt a new tumac:e and a nn roof treasurer, the tlnanclal &ecrehaye ...., lnalalled at the per- tary, and the!mldaysehooltroaaIIONlP· He al10 noted that new uer. Also heard were reports lJ.RbQ tor the church saa.etuary from deacona, trulteel, t b e have arrival and wW be lnltall- Younc A4Jit Class and the CAieeel In the ...,. ruture by men or W011-0ne cteas. tba church. ' otncerB elected were Harr,y W,.Yo Ill lmproylng thO' !bl- Ba001', !ln. Terry Phalln, Dale dl)' " flchool servlc:8o wore dl._ Wlppol', Mrs. Oliver Mldtael, c:aaaed and WOllam Sheridan re- J, II, Slo!JhOOUIOD and Wiles, board ported m ac:tlvll;r ut the pJipll a1 deacmo; Mro. Joleph C o o k,, .. whldt made ,.,.. history 10 'I . 1 yeers ago by reaching i11e North FOR THE ENTIRE . Pole ll!der water, aent an 1 FAMILY armivenacy· telegram to Mrs. 1 , . ..f'"' Dwlaht D. Etse..-er • who I christened Nautilus. t · "On her 15th anniversary, the LIIIIIE SHOES All omcers and men o1 the uss SIMSIILE .PIIU:I!D Nautilus want to teD yoo that · -~~~~--­ The Amorlcan Fecleratloo ol Stete, Couni>' and Monlclpal Em{AFSCME) waat:s a $1,500 salary hike am other fringe ben&lar ita union memberL Collier said Buch 1 pay hike "'would t cll'""ld ne.r a one per cent inereue In the nl.eB tax. •• Thateher also - • the admlnlstraUoo's idell Of takirw ' statAl uni-.J:oJtle•' branch ...,. puaes and,' &Jdng them part ot I t<ehnlcol eclueatloo netwwk. He aa1d such a move would be I "breaeh ol lllth" lfith those citizens lnveoled money 1n the braache1 in the nottoo thot the achoola would be part or tho .,..... - "*" dread food spW. <Ill their favorite tableclotlul, b the durable press fabric treated With a soU-releaaed finish so that even oily and atubborn stains come out durlug reg- I ACCII-" tanorrow." l'omerQ7 at 11 LDI. W-lday, wider IIIUIY ·aides, 46 degreea, market, and the moat wei· corned by homemakers who Grotoo, Conn., Toesday. Coiiiec, atete than were 0<111IIW Into Ohio for ID educollon. Thatehar warnecl thot recluei!W state ,aro11met1t W<IUid invite ralallation ircm other ,_tAIL ."Tnad very eareAIII,y to ..,_ cat1ooll aducatlon," ho urged. ''What is a trade todt7 11 not LOCAL TEMl'!i 1be leqlerature In dodow-ntowiO!mm New Fabric I """' IIIIo two - ot to Parsonage and Church Improvements Noted A new fabric now on the J Prke lag pul at $120,000.0110 task force report on Olld teehDicol edUea- C1U1 Charles LetfF,pa-maapeedlngcllarge. _, _ • --r ::JoE~ll.,\1;~ u.... I THE SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY Pravda said EKJPt "as experiencing "certain failure" ln the eeonamle field. It hinted 1 quick political solution to the Mlddle East crista wauhf beneftt the Anb states. i!'O•:tor Howard -onal IJbide•' T,f!Osday night to seek a atart111! aalary of $10,000 a year. · bz nesrla ~ .,.,. Soviet. ·:, oloiY iD Ohio. Hi berated Gov. James A. and In Hamlltoa CcM1I;r voted News ... in Briefs COLUMBUS - WAGE AND FRINGE BENEFIT increases for .12,000 employes in the Department of Mental HyJPeno and COI"red:ionJ and 1'101'14cademlc employes at atate unt veraitieB Woo1d cPt BUJnJ than $120 millloo next year, accordirw to stme FltiUice 'lbatcher, au eecmcm1.ca' ]n'Ofes-101 at · Mlimt UDiveriiQ-, bffared same extemporaneoua r• Diarko at the ond or a speech on tax struetuA m1 ita myth- near Jiho, Vletnom. lila wile, tl\0 Iormor Nalley Clpl- K> toe~~¥ nr. IIICII'O 111>- CINCINNATI (UPO - PoUc<>· natioo'B tlrat rucJ.ear s ubmor i ne, the Nouillus, 1 . . . . . . . marked it& 15th annhersary at The crew of the sWmarine, jlwae Speaker Charles F. Kurleu, 11-BowDIW Green, Inol'rumental In aotiiJw ,., tbe four - dl,y &es~oit. here. was vitlbb' ebaken and out11poken Tuesday when GeOrge W, men In 1uburban communities. the town's residents. wlllch said "We welccme inclividuals of 81\Y 1be • eootrovaralal and p....-mtotnti(OI ao poaalble. GILKEY PROMOTED Pic. Earl H. Gilkey haa promolad tO Arnl1 ~c:iallat F_!IUI' aald, ....,..,. ·- donta wore bei!W .- WAS $10,000 SALARY There are no Negroes in Mountain Lakes, N.J. but residents want the world to time since former President know it is not because they are Lyndon 8, Johnooo lsouecl !Jls 11lights out" edict early in his not welcome. Mayor carl Sclmorr signed • adminiBtration durLDg an eeooopetition, also signed by 657 or my drive. race, creed or color a1 dtizens of Mountain Lakes." •"i'ho - - .idioud aal- lhol Replmllcana were 1\111111 to exert maxlmom eliION to· l!eap the WOI'kJilq> as quiet, - andlniUI..., Yes, there is GOOD news ott. • . c;riiiMa ~ . erit!eal remarkl, . Old It liP- I>Mnd I. John A. Hart lrvlnli. and ReftniiW Co. has Wtmf ~ Horl>arl E. !'...., f!aadtll. ru~:­ tle, DI.Yid E. ftomi1, Mr-. Nettle Wrtpt, Mrs. Elwoa!Yolor, MrL WUSOO C, lkinl and oon, Mrs. Darrell D. Haoni1Wand Infant twin dalllf!lero, Mra. Char· 1e I M, l.en!ley and' lnlanl dauab• . ter, Mr1. 1'homaa M. Mci1bn Dies Tuesday on ••• Mro. EltJabtth IIIII, Lawrenee MeQiald. Shollr1' K l&ehl., •Mra. 6. Onald taldJqJ hlo r!Oo r..a tbe home o( Mrs. Paine 1D Tex., to the JohD A. llarl, Sr., 75, o( 618 llopolitory In Dallu m or ;J.'biN SL, IIUniiDIIol>, died TueObeiOI'O Nov. 22, lila. AI- explalnecl to 'the dl:r ........ In Cabell anlngtoa vtlllremen that tbl neceaaary Hoot1Ual· Mr. Hart wa• bom March 5, -overt aet dldnotbaveto 1893. He Ia lllrvlveel by hlo wile, be • crindnal Cite but ueu be 111 acl Uke buying a Katherine Clarh . - . OliO .... gun" as 10111 u ti. turthered tbe Jolrl A. Bart. Jr., lldlngriwt; two clai!JMer'l, Mrs. Jesse Alemoplraey. Ice Stone, Burllngtm, Oldo, and Mra. Alllyoe Jol!ee, Columbuo; lwr grandehlidrsn, and 0110 ItoBIG COAL DEAL MADE tor, Mrs. Clara Frllllk, ColumASHLAND, ~. (UPO - Ashland n~ man, Mrs. rear ..,, - - . , Oi!piiJ1IIml,) ' lllll*ll• ~· lqoec! today · - · ........... · - 'Ia to. mullle -~ the 70a Ia CJl -~ 1hol ,.-... A WO!;klfl<9 1m - p r o - dlea to ~te aliilltllle.'' 'rided the ~ tot' edng uwe net eJil)Of't 11tudeiU/' be ...... . 'thomaa H. ~.' . Thoma•. alter Gorrt.m 1111101111oed hlo prabo In FebrUa" ' U67, bad adcnowledled he made the trb> 11ut Aid It was a ~ P,\RK, Mice lfitb ~~ Of tile -~ . ~~ (In ~ will fl"b .l!:fllaa', ..~·- · "":thoSe~- 1104 to medlocrll,yt ,....... -~.. p r _ .,...- lloPII!eu laid. "Tho lliDllllr, Ct ·I¥ """ ·ParO.acdJf ........... .. fiTATE ' • 'doli!! SL . > 1 . .-. " , .:' . .. - '1iorti•'nm .. ~loGon ! �lltl ·High .Sc~l Drd'po.uts M9y ere•• IUbmartne Nautilua when it voyaged underneath the Arctic leecap to the Nortb POle, or that Representative Ben Reire1 of &Juih n.Jwta Is part Slow< In- dlaJ\.- other biographies range from lengthy dissertations to a almple, one line for the senior Senator from Matne which reads: "Margaret Chase Smith, Repub. lican." . ·. liY JAY GIBI.AN _.,,otnn. - Palli SonllllOI. l<llddl"-~ t'omer<>)', Jam.r). n, 198t ~ '. ...,.lllo page in the Directory ~ the First Session ol tbe 90th Coneress. Bit by the time the Second Sessioo edition was lsaued in January or 1968, Transportat1011 had graduated to a full fledged Washington bureau and ccmiiUined nlDe 1\dl pe.get. 1boae interested In ordering the "DeW Congresaional Directory may correspond directly with the ·-au... 99 IQUARU.--!~-· . ' to lose and may eaaily result in a lilt profl'L The most amazing such profit wao .artouoly estimated at $25 million to $30 mtlllon, and it wu reaped by Charles Bluh-dorris GuJr & We1tern Industries, Inc., when G. & W. made an ofl'er tor shares of Sinclair on eo. lnd pressdd the offer alter Sinclair decided to merp lOith Allanti c Richfield COrp, The pri ce of the stock of Sin- Induction Held OLEO•....•••..•• ,....•.••• IAI,TIIII. CIACilEII,I ' ' . ~~·. 39¥ OREO SANDWICH ' · CHOC. CREME ' / PILLSBURY EXTRA LIGHT . i~ I :, ~ BUTT 8·,._ COOKIES '~ ,_, . ' Rt,ht 14'oofvtdcio limit quontltioo : . ~ . . . li:'o,~'.U jo . " We accept Fed:... Food Stamps -{ .' ' ' ')'. - .. . . •Prices ~~~~lie ' .Jna~.· 23~Z4-25 .• . 0,.11 Mon. thr¥ '·httd ·~._ . YDAY LOW PRICE! "''·' Rea. · in two such deala, making 1 profit of around $700,000 in an . CHEF BOY-AR·OEE lDlBuctessful c:cnteat with American Machine & Foundey COrp. over little Harley Da'VIdson Motors of Milwaukee, and reap~ $375,000 by buying lrito Blaw-Knox, then sell~ out to the rival bidder, White consolidated, Inc. or Lesser 2 for 43c Amounts SEAL TEST SCOT LAD ·ce Cream 1f2 gal. , , ' · . CAMPBELLS CHICKEftNOOl>LE • ·· - REGULAR short-term profit Crane made ' . ~·n 59- ...•.. 5 lit. lOc FINE$1 MEATS on the stock. daimlng Crue violated Insider tnc11Jv rules oC ,' Oft Label ' ' 'l2 .....................,... cans the Securttteo Act of1934. BARBS .. E. ly PHIL tASTORET .1 . E.· ,........~. .. The boss never leta the job interfere with his golf. 15~ OZ, . 1 If you'd I a s t, makt flnt. • • • ! A aafe bet il thGI, ID..... dod ....,. iUf>ior'l ql<llllon about hu ~work il silly, the old man ccm't amwer it. ebllrnwi, Bauer, co- .. Largest use of salt is in II till the preparation of chemicals, accounting for , about 70 ~r c011t usage in the United ' SliJIGS HERE . • .a; ' • Stales. 1 ' ·w··;~\(l':r 69~ 303 cans cans 6 • 5 $ 303 c.ans s 5 s CH5 SPI PORK& 2% sz. cans BEANS cans PORK& 8 303 cans 303 cans DNEY 8 303 $ ;Detergent 303 cans cans ;. s s s s qt. sz. s s VEG.ETABLE SOUP.................! ..:::.... TOMATO ~ p qt. bot. -LAD .. • • • 18 ct. BOOTH • Greet e at h day with a smile and your face mutcles will soon be mighty tired. ~ ' l s 5 SHELLOUT BEANS GREENS ORTEN lNG .BOUNTY DECORATED, AsSORTEC COLOR CnneAttempt 1 303 aEns lOB WHITE . ~ ' rBlG SCOT· LAD SALE!! CUT ,. PIZZA with .-(H.E'I.S. E.~ ....•. ~~·~. : 1011 .' sou P...:.....••.•••.•.:••••~..7·~··1'. 0' •I'' FRENCH 5 ~~ SOLE & HADDOCK 1 ~·· FRIEs ............ 69~ FISH FILLET$•••••• 59~ co . . ' SCOT LAD WHOLE KERNEL JIZ. lvs. · BOX for Cold Vftathtr ' . I Fish Fillets or Fish Stick ' . • E · a , D 6· i& B ........................ to Control Data Corp. Bangor Punta Corp. 11gured saftt~ 1'. ~· ' ILK ·1 eo. . • FUL- VALU BUYS! Is repor!Aid to ha.. Jlllde $21 million by re-selllng .... mnuon shares of Ccmmerc:ial Credit ' - · STH and PURJ¥ $Y.$••·.J!t;tiMI! , ••the Store With .K·Hc.,~"· i solids ........•......... ·..;~.- si~ ~~~r.:it .·Gioi. 89·~ ' lb. MRS. PAUL'S FRIED 14 oz. 1. ' AHOMOGENIZED . I '"• , ·~ > ; Porter House Steak .... !~. ~ ..· J ·lb. ' . SAVINGS .ALWAYS AT ,> ROYAL SCOT big prollts made through lakeover bids that didn't go through. Loew'1 Theatres, Inc. Dale Roush, Mrs. • . Poole recalls several other induct.. od lnlo the FQinl Pleasant Wom111111• Cub. New members a r e 'Jfra. Ora lllalna, Mrs. Robert . • ·. · 46oz. 29 TOMATO JUICE~.·~····•···~'! . .. .·. ·.·... - PI'. PLEASANT - Five new .> - HUNTS Thcmas Mellon Evans's CraM Co. lost a bitter ·ftght te take over Westlnghouae Air clair, a big but rather cd:orlesa Brake Co. oC Pittsburgh to oil c~ , rose from 80 to Amerlcan-Stmllrd, IDe. Crane around 136, ill the rl\'tlry. subaequentl,y sold on the open Reoped Prollta 'l1llJ was the third tbne re- market lor about f16 million cently that G. r. W. rtOPOd big tho Ameri~tandard II8Cill'l· prollta by 1t1rtiag merger pro-- ties h reeelved tor ita WABCO posals or buylrc stakes In other stock when the merger wu clllqJOJdes llld than ..Uing out, consummated. crane said it aeutrd.ing to Horace L Poole, a had a profit ln the deal but ·did not say ' - much. Amerillllding merpr ,' cooaultant. POole reCilla that G. & W, can - standard now has sued bouiht 3~248,000 sharea of Allis. Crane In the federal coorta a.almera in what looked like seeklrw to recover whatever Woman'sOuh ' •• . . J, NEW YORK {UP0 - It seems an acquisition bld at prices renowltla)'s that every time a portacl to bo al'OWid 2S llld sold large company makes a bid to them at 35, a proflt of around buy ~ the shares of another $22 million. G. & W. also turned eonvany, somebody else horRi o~ a.~t ofM' mWion t04;10 L~ '· mlUiorJ on a 1)li block oC Pan i n with a rival bid. · ' • You don't hive to prcbe deep.- American World Airways. in the "performance game" 141 to their aec:ks. In the process, they tave tound that the ccmpetltiw merger pr~oB&l is a gUnblt on which it Is nearly MOUNT UP I ' ' BACON Bet~ . ••••••••••• lb. USAG ENDS &PIECES... BREADED FISH ' ou·BuQUE . Beromes Crowded gressive financial officers are B WIIPPED· qt. . cont T . PPIIIG ______ _:_ . Government Printing omee, Washi.ngtm, D. c . enclosing a .l,y into today's securities mar .. kets to lind the answer. A nUIJloo ber of corporations with ag- •••••• w• C09LWHIP Business Share Buying ...-,.. were receml¥ ~ a- m• dates; Senate and House lead- ful , ers since 1789; district-by-dis- '' .. . Senate session; rt!lgular session ornment, It will prove most uae- ' •''' ' ' • 1; - ·TIIf pia'"'...... check or mmey order covering tbe edition desired. h sella for mln1Jtrators are listed. There $5 tn the thumb • index edidon are lntereoting lacll which delve and $3.50 in the regular ediinto u. S. and Congressional his- tion. to17. There is a summary show· The book probably won't prove lng each occasioo. when the Sen- as exciting as some t1cti0Dal ate has lit as a court ofimpeach- beiJt sellers, but lf one IJ c:onment; a listing oC every special cemed with tbe Federal <Jov. impossible ' .a The remainder ol the book is a wealth of informatloo for an.Y011e dealing with the government. Tbe EK:ecutive branch and top ad· Today ,' I' ·~ . •· the IIOiloli. -~ -1~' ' ' 1 '""" ' e.i.ll\1'_......, .,.,,,;, I~ -""': ' · y ~ COLlfliiBUS (Vfi)- If .''There:·!IOVabeen ~- hal't -till~­ ~ -~ by · ~ lbol ...., JI!Ac:ooll diAl!· . lollllhefllj!t!llo ........ ~.., JIIII'f1tolt1~ ...- .....ll'id· ~t pq<>I!\I04lJI ... :~chp~Git iii11 .., .,..,.• ........ a.t!ool~.uj ~a ...... Iii ~ to . lbr.'' &itlllab iilll ~·"""• ' trlctwtb!l•reOUttalDihe- .., 'teo<Naitn, ..,_PII!>Ucel.. IIOIIIIIIIIII(clle with tho abOI!O ,....,.. ~oaiilll..,coll· a moJI -sll!onal elec- - . , . · ocboolo bore tmnc iD I'QOJJ1I!oter," .ioimon .,Jd. '.'But ., ld' •'IIIIIIben" oql I~ tiona; llldthl.,...--aof- cut tho diY'o' ochool ~ ~of-PJ'!'II:.,... . hbe·I!Qt 'hllll<irrl!ld· -•WIU.., state, bls political !>ltV. term rote. -eel very IUCcolli(Ul.~', eel lmdir 'tha tex1p llld salary. • The _ . , . . , ID aaaodatlon .. Two-Yoolj Couroe ·· · Jolla- Aid lbe The Coogreaolmol Directory with lbe COllllld:Oia ~loa '!be }lewD~ .-1111 prtmariiJ has a mat> of oveey Comaiunll;r Aeli<la'Oi'J!I!II- li ~ to «<0 ~I)' ·llir.l',. , te!n . 111o . a! dlllrlct, IIIII memllen of the t salloD, II doai&DOd to ibo ~ ol' ~ N.....o, . tQ W ~ .lo . till tQ ho 110 ' diplomatic coDIDIWliiJ', IIIII t b e to - oriontated male1 In -~- hr ~ I:Woiloor ~ """'1"' cliJ' ~· ! too •bat boil '*!" ~ laiD • Poace Corps. l eontaiDa ...,. ing" pooitlonl ID order II> "re- at 0511, · • IIIIOI!it ~ It ·a- , ·~-" · . ·· ' . tlonl oo tnlematlaoal ._.... •ce till tullural e l l - be-'lbe ""'"" el· ol!ldi'> Jotmoo l)o<ied'ID' l'.u .... •...t·ofo buql. ' "lie tlu, lllil raoglng from tho 111. N, to till &lletto )'llOiha IIIII their aald, iilll.., lb'Uj:tllrodlotraln tabid'""'"' thiJ!IIf!Cilteoe!>' 1111 .""" .cholcO, ~ '' Inter - American Trq>lcal nma ...,catloaal _.-tence," &pike., the - · In _ , .._ ID ~ .era. 'lllb, ;pUI a laCk <lf - . u - mkldla, dan AsBOclallon, Cabinet members, aald. them aaotot dloailv~)'llilnl- ,. Ia bipl tO ...t vallloa. Ito. &lpreme Court Ju.Uees and the Robert JofBuJan, uaoclate dl.. ltera. ·4 ?., • ,.. ' OveiOome!• " ' to tbe. din~ :bf. resiclent Commlsslooor ofl'Uer- rector of. the J)I'OIIriJD ..Ued Evenlbo -..ijl The 441 lllllliclta, ,_ of · ~·• , to Rico. Now Dlmonojoal, aald the P<O- Will wtil be changed ' . V181Ml>i Veleriml, ,W - - ....uDtied, . ~Whatever else Is aald about Ject Ia the llrlt of ~ typO In poulble meolal blocks to aa.aum•! ftlll]ar"" ·· the Congressional Directory, it •' must be admitted that it becomes '\ _\ obsolete quickly. For instance, . ' the newly rormed TranSportation Department rated only half a ~ ~ lhll 111011th il..,. ecltlon oC lbe Coogresslaoal Dlnetorywlll otartrolllngolfthe preo10s of till Government PrintJac OO!ce. I to actually one of lbe 110rld'a most usefUl book a. '!be COngressional D!rccl<lry lou been conslalltly JlUbliohed IJinee 1803 during the 8th Conwbon It began as a prlvote venture, N.,. the annual pre01 nm Ia 80,000 copies or 1,001 pogeo each. In the current directory tile ftrst and longest seetim ot 193 - · contatnalnformatloo about CongreSI, the biogr8jlhles of Ito members and tile makeup of«~~~~mlttees. Leafingthroughthia seet1on it ia possible to learn, for uample, that Representative William AnderBOA ol Termeasee was the skipper of the nuclear • . . ;' J 8 cans ' I �TOP -~VALUE ·: " "'' .l. , - us. "' J ' • ·I . · AT ' ·ooGER · Oip (hupon at rught t . .• "l I' t OPEN SUNDAYS IO ~a.~-7 p;~ U. ... - N T I - I I I I ' • -MPIIMIUM'-..m l Smoked Ham c..,,...,.., .,. ..... c.._ ... We .......,. ... rltiM .. 1111111 .......... Wieners ___ • _ .. 69e Spare Ribs _. . .. 69e Mto-' · Whole Ham .. 49e Salt Fish _____ .. 49e Per"h .. ------- ....,... 99e F.... SIIood Beef Liver __ _ .. 49c - -- .,.. - """ ..,..,,'... Roast --- .. 45e I . Pigs Feet ... .... .... ]9c Turkey lets IW. ..... ·fi.JII Baton --- ... ..6a~ " ··. l'imies . . .. 45e Loloo Hooolnt Frelhort Brwd•• · ·.... an,,.,. lb. F .... l'wlc .......... ... ._.. • Salt Bacon .. 3k · FuU Slumlc Ball o.c.. ..,... ........• ' Diy . BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! Pork Loin .. 1h It " SUPER~RfGHT QUALITY- FULL DRESSED f. ·FRESH; •••••• ION•IWIIPI* US GUDI A ...rtua..., ·Can.ned Ham ' Roll Roast . •• ••• • TIIIIIIIAY .' ' I ( ri'Yen ll'yel' Quulen $1.29 .........,... lllty-AI- .d, ....:••• _ .. _ KROGIR - . - T .._-.. ~. Pot Pies __ 6a Twtoor ::;. $1 !(._, - . - · K,..... Prnnnl K...... AnuW Pn1M Mlriot Vegetables 5 ;::: $1 I(._,AI- Sherbet • 2 ... 89e C•ntr r Club All ........ lee Cream . __ ~ 59e • • . FREE 50 Jelly ·-· .,' Catsup 6 ::. $1 __ :;79e . 2 :~;39e FJS Bars 2 ~.49e HIAhW Qlt . . . . . . . . . -.,. .._ w - , a - Hair 5= $1 4 -c.tc-. ---. ... •Breads ... 4 '=.. $1 Com "-~-­ c. a .. a ••••nnllt B&S Rolls 4 :;. $1 .... Kneer ,..ZWIJ. 1 I ... I ...... - ~ --3 ....,$1 ._ ...., . ~ Donuts ".. 3 .a ... ., .. .Dp. . , . . . Removed $1 SEEDLESS .JUICY Or · FLORIDA '. • • • ~ ·Vitambts •.~ $1.49. ' ' ) .. ' ti'! '( II.Jf ... lloltllry•lllo 11.- ,.._ . lil!IUUII - • . ...... I.,.; MaJ;. OL--poo · .. ....... . .., ... ,• Cc • ... ~ s-Ib. bags I = 2Ge Cauliflower •••. •••• .-... ~9e Red Potatoes ...... -. ... .,...;; 1!:0.... ·.•. ................. • • • ~,, ' •• • . ( ~ ·r f .. ·:·· · ' • .. Prices good thru Sat., Jan. 25th, In all Columbus Unit A&P Stores. ' • Facial . ' Ti5.$ae . n-;'<4"' .4~ · ~reel • • PRINTS ·.../1!1 · · · ' - i. ! ! ,r Apples .. ~:..,.cu& · a~ 'm -i" ... WASHINGTON STAT£ WINESAP BIG BUY S on A&P Groceries! ..alSPOSABLE ""'"DIAPERS • • • •• Apples • . . . .10..·79' lli' '· ' -. ' ' . • r .: 2 99c , .., Chic• Mr. p.r_ll•tc• l·... Further Pl•ns · ; ....·2·s.c ' ORAN ( ~Ripe -T,..._ -· sPbtadt WASHINGTON STATE- RED"' GOLDEN OELICIOUS MAIISH Bath Reade .u- 59c ..... "* a....... lb. LUICII IIIII ',"::.:: :;: ate ln••.....lpr • , • ,,..4fc Dl1lea Willen ::'0:: ::. l5c Coli CAP'N JOHN ., lb. 1fc ln....... fOlnONS ..!A.I*I'· Sllrl11111 Wtlil J:;= 1.... s1oo BIG BUYS on Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! ~ Frah ·' .. ,... c., .•. 1 :;, ... f Start this week. ' ~ . We tbink you'll be totally pleased. But'feriD •.. :: 89e '' Cvrots ---------~-- FREE 50 ..., I wiD make a total dift'erenee Yllu lien see in the totalon your tape• oli tiM lilt ~ ICMOIF IIIHOLFK.....' I'!M '.1 V&C PAC 1 and lots of uBig Bu.ys" • ' ...... -... Routing Chicken l~ :.~ ••••• Rill Sttlb ~:~ o o • ,., Sl09 I __.. R·SHOULDER ... Sic .Swia Sttlks ·~:~~· o ••• Jlc ..... . . ... SQUARE CUT • o -~l.. nil;.. SHOULDEII .,.... Chuck Steaks ..:~ • ...Uc ...... VII!I!!IIIIIS lt.ADE CUf • 1r L.l. AL•li;_", QUARIERED LOIN .,.... Beef Short Rl.. • o o ... SSe r~A....,. tto II CHOfS / • lb. IF"' SIICIII heel ~. o , ...&tc IIHelea 11111111 Beef • ... T7c :way low prices •I ...... Beans 2 !:;79e 8,.,.,..,,•• Bananas SGces B The eombirij;tion·of MP's every . . ·-~ '6.. .Atlndnlr ' .Aild that's w~un~not it1 11•11111-ll'llftllolr ~. ' ••• • ••• '. Kandu 3 ..... $1 ......, ,,.,. No Center TENDER, JUICY- Cut From Chuck You don't want to save on just a few items. · You w~t~&vings on your total focid biD• . Hi-Nu Milk _ .... 89c Oreo . 2 :. 89e <= lb. • A dift'ere!ICl in the .total on yoqr tape. Peach 79e - SMOKED ) KftslerSIIhw~lultlrfet -- I , ,.... .uw SHANK HALF Super-Ri9ht .. ,.... FULL • I, Weir , ...... .,.••••• -- = Saltines. lb• • • 89c :- Sl.89 Cinn. BlDlB 6 ::"" $1 er-lu ...... CJIII... REE50 ' Cheese Food!.:, 89c Buttermilk2 • FULL BUn HALF • • • "·63c WHOLE HAM • • • • .... 53- 69c ........ ~ ----- .... ·~ ..-pag e ll'esh ri'Yel' Lee• • • rl'esh fi'Yel' Bnasls· • • ···ISC COOKED HAMS , knltw .... MKat..a • Q h tti.. Mo ' , Coffee ------- _ $L99 Cheese IREAST • • ••·3Sc • • ···ltc ' c:'.. 3 ::: 79c Margarine . • 3 Ca.lu~ Mix LE& OR 0 ' . TIAY PACk ~t-Vp Rib Roast• ... U.S. Gov't, Inspected lb.• lb• .· B.Z CurJe c WHOLE , ~· YERS CliO . . ' .. ~ $100 . 4 • • •' lif'l75 ' • '. :.. • • • 1000 ElTRl PLAIDSTAm �U- 'IIIII DollJ ...,..... N'*"~- ,..._,., J....,. '• h, , . . ·· :A: LITfLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want II y..., A.o lo TJ... llar..t For A 2'SI611S OF Motor Co. ' QUAliTY ·' . f'tl 011 Heater · fto.lfreptr ' I CHICIC WtTH LANDMAIK POMEROY ... w. eo...,. 1965 PLYMOUTH ....................... $895 RATIS PM Wont Ad S."lu J COfth ,., Word - 11 contD ,.. Cetltl ......u .... word th,.o per Word 1lx 25 per unt Dl,c~Wftf conDO&IP" con•ocuthro paid ad• Oft ...! ad• !Mild wltftlft 10 do)'•• CARD OP THANKS & OBITUARY .$1.50 fGf' 50 word "''"'-· l!a. .... ltiOMI ..,.,d 2c. BLIND ADS .4ddltlonal 25c Char{IO ,., Ad .. .,.. tla..,ont. OFfiCE HOURS 1130 o.m. to S10G IMIIh Doll)' I1JO •·"'• to 12100 N-n Saturdav Galaxie 500, 4 ·dr . VB entine, ttd. trans., good tires, radio · and heater. Po~,~~~~~.~~~ Co. 'i' ~E.ROY~,~~-10 ~ .£ . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ForW. 1S6Ifc I WUI l•sent From My Office cla1l7 ... cepl SUnday I to 5. Eveulnp appal-. Mrs. 'Wad&' l!bllll, Rl. :a. .....,. roy, Loan! ruff Road. by 1-- TOY Mancheiten, Wire 'J'or. rlera and Poodles, tri•Nneol, lllll'llled, temp. llrjecllono. llarta!oo Kls., Oxtrllle. Pbone 11117.-. 1-lf.llo --- JUST RECEIVED Ill ....... Men's COveraiJI, Jelferl eo. lhlng Store, Rl. JS, 1-!Uie Ml'SOC EVERY Friday and SatW'day. Jad<'s aub .. llan1· !IOI!Ville Road, off Rl. 7. I-2Z-3lc GUN SHOOT, American Legion, Rutland, 12 noon Sunday, January :N, spoiiSOI'«d by Votture 776. 40 • •. All prvc:eeds to go to an educational scbolaroblp for nunes tralnlng In mem1111 of the late Cltarleo Marcinko. 1-22-llc WILL DO oewlng Ill bome !lppero, pock•ts, peggint. bemminfi!'. alteratlon!l. ete. Mro. Freddie Tbabet. MIIIOII, POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Tor mlnlalwe, and up. lllud service and grooming. " ' - m -· NI-Ue 45 R.P.M. GOSPEL · ALBUMS Fino ,..otlty - F-<lte VACANCY lor two olderiJ ,_. pie. Prefer private paid pat!enls. Phone Muon, 'I'IJ.Illl. IN4Ie HelpW•nted WAITRES8 and tltdleD blip. apply In - · Clvw'l 8lellt House, Pomeroy. cash. Call tft.213S. ----AssuME .,,.;;.:,,.. •rtllt- ...., to.,.l Mlllslc Plot L.P. GOSPEL ALBUMS 2 "" $5.00 B17ants Budpt Shap · ,......, 992-5196 SOME GooD mlud 1-16-Uip TAPP,\N Gu !limp, - mrvme OONSI!lCtri'IVE 1011 In _,., Grove. caY Gr write G. Recllr, liS Riverside Drift, 3LUE LUSTRE not only rldl Dayton. Oblo. t-Il-tOte · ._ta ol IIGll but leaves pile ""' .... kiiiJ.- ~ Mlmpooer fl. "nnJ'• BarplB. land. .....-"""'-" ·-· - _ .... ........... aid, pboDe 74Hin, 11o11er1 Snolldeu. 1-lNIA: 1-t7«p dllbel, miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 1110 w. Mlln Sl, PomePlaw roy. 14-lfc BALED BAY lad - · t-IMio FOUR to lorrow flom lie BOUSIII.< Trallw, 10 I .. .... eoadlllon, PIIJne _ . , , t-IMie 'I'RAILER LOTs, Bob'• Mobile COart, S)Tacuse, Ohio oa 8tlltl Rl IU, Phone - 1 . l1lo .......... apartment, fiH'IIace beat. Middleport, Phone 91Z#14. t.f.«c SMAil, HOUSE, 111o ~ .... ball!, I'UIOII8bJe 1'1!111, ~110. 1-IMic ' IIOWI due Ill to 11111 ol ' a.-. • i Ire AIR COND1TIONING Refrlleralloa ......... J ..... lldrltenollon, Naw Baveu. ; 11'1 .,...,.. 4;f c»do. ..... - · Aathollled . _ 8i1lll ii\d temce. We 8barpoD ....... ,........ ' Prices ALCOA . -· • ALUMINU" SIDING • STORM WINDOWS · • REMO~NG AND BUILPJNG ' MASON CAR WASH . . . TrrO•New . AUTOMATIC CAR lASH , ..... . J'HCll! ~ ~7j;}Q5 ~ntll.lf!jtal: C.st. Co •. , PT, PLEASANT, W. ........... Spendlngbolw8on ..- · · · cadooo with their !amliiN were ru.oe Am Uolo 111111 El....,.. Ko,y Schneider from ldlrallall College, Huntlng1oo, with Ill:· and lllrl. Donald Lillo, and Keith. Their - · Jotm, was al10 home . from Rio Grande and Nr. and Mra. George SchneJder; Clarlee and Brenda Norril, from O.U. at Athena with Nr. and '4<1· Carroll Norrla;llllll. Zerltle, from O.U. at Atbeoo with Mr. 8IXI Nr1. WWiom Zerkle; llfUk Morrow, !rom !Jnlvor~ o1 ctndnMU wltl! Mr. and Nro. Fred Morrow. Carol Stout, alao from ldlrlhall, vlalted b or motllor, Nra, Joan stout 111111 olh- Ellecuti ve 4 · Dr. Sedan. One of the sharpest low mileage cars in Tri~State. Power steering, auto. trans. EKpanded vinyl upholstery. 66 Pontiac.•$-45.19 per mo. Catalina 2 Or. Hard Top. ---- r:• mo. Catalina Convertib e. One local owner. Shows . but of core. Pow... steering, Power brakes. Auto. trans. BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMCTRUCKS Ph. 992-2143' e~J~Celled? ' WMPO I ' I•ORMATIOI m Coi111Dbu1. Mlli - preseMs Po. .,.,, Ohio ~ ' ' ' ' j ... ~ .~ . '",.·' ' ' ' lOCAl REPORU DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 110011 3 P.M. ., < i ' "' • ' J I :' r: ·f : i~ l i J ;· ' ... t ~30P.M. J(ee.pin'g :Meigs Gollio ond Mason Areo Informed As Well As Entertained -clr,....., <t- m.a.., dal•.,...., '· IAII ,.... ' ' . operd- I II 11'1 'J". t~ £ il-..J 10 Q.J WashdaySun- -ZIGZAG,,........,• :.::.:."'::.~ tan, lattlonldet. """" dol·lf41c CARPiTI 81111 lit "" - lie •••""'·• ,.._..,.,._ 8lul ' in; ·I'd •llltC~Ie Wl-lto ' J r .... ; ' • ' '' I ' SCAAV I'M Coill'W ol Co. lumbua llpiiJI 10 _. • . -... her panj,to, lllr. and Nrl. Donald Cottrill .ond -.,.., Cral& ond ar-. Mr. ond Nrl. ~ A. llacli, ...,,, 1IDaar Jr. 111111 Jamol of MIIWIUbe, W11., . .-t NMv Year'1 we1' ,,., 'ld:tbhfa motbet, Nra. Ada Sad<, ond - , Eo.. ...,. ond llolor llld law, Nr. ~ Nrl. Horlay ·E. Jdmaon, '~Uuay, Cllel7l au d Terrr, ol Wolf Pin ilood. Nr. and Mro. Tom Ploreo, ~ Chorl and Doon, of l<lnln ~ a - - with bll porenll, Nr. · and Nrl. ~ Pierce, 'l'OIV' · or rJillly••. , and TJno, _,~• ·' Nr,fl ~ Nra. Gene ".riolldili'! ''l)r~ ".JIIiUIQ. ...._ iir'll'lllland <bl!dren, D. J. and Douglu lnston, D, C, wu here lor t h o • . ol Colwnhliswere..-auellta _..., wllb kle )lll'llllo, !fr. ol their paronto, Nro. Mildred and Mro. a.n d Salaor ODd fomll¥ and Nr. ond ~ Nra. Fred Jeddno. , lllr. and Biro. JOJTJ .....,.., Nro. Myla 111111 tll'lind- o1 uecolmenovmo ...,.. here .... Bobby &.gene lludtoft, vii- SoturcloiY- berfalbor,lboll8r. 1tald Nra. ~ MarlhallaJXI un.., llllllbbla and clou&hllr. flmllf o1 Floreneo, Pl.; Nro. Eo- C8JI41, 18Ua Rector, Nr.llldNro.O'IIell Nr. and Mro. .Jcq> Lose Effectiveness Rector and famlb' ond Mr. and Ill, and DOaalil at ·SanclrvUie and Coolants for your car are Mr1, Delbert Rector, ol Carrol. Robert saa_ of V.•IIDCII wwe blr mnlhe'1, llrl, Role. Sc:bwHa ' no longer effective after tm; 111111 Nr. 111111 Nra. Charlea -llld aue~~t ' !If lbolr serving a year or twp under .... flmll1 Brown IIIII fomll¥ ol Wo!rtm, lllrl. Ada Slack and reJa.. hard. driving conditions in a 1111'. ....... Slack Ia 'illhlnl ~~ ~R . leakproof system. Periodic ble . , . _ .... ~. cheCks can save you a burn!lr. IIIII Nrs. MlllaJ'd DUckNr. and Nrs. Jamoa R. Wblte Nr. and Mro. !lor! Walkln8llld ed-out engine. Coolants mUll · wortll visited reeenlly wltll hill and Mar7 Jlell1, ofllun- chlldrea, lllrl Jr., Cbarola ond conlain an Inhibitor system at-. Ajoles Wblto and brolb- bar, W, Va,, vlsltodntiUIIJ wltl! Carol, In Toledo. iiMn ... to minimize corrosion. .... Rlohard Du'*-th, hill - · 111'1. ...... will ........,_ to their home In 111m11natoa !rom and anclo Rlohard -...m. ' ' .... Uceaoe? Call . . . .: ....... ll............... ' dal,.,..,., J.... , . .... ,._.1115. 11. l'lllae ........ ,.- Set--·------·- ' .. RADIO IIIII 'IV repllr, bOt. ..U., IIIII llllloaDII IM'""'"L llarrllom, Pbono ... -. 1J.I.Ie *·· ... ... .... . --- te 6 7 .............................. 11 .. 6 CIGARE'I'I'I!: ....... ~ 81X1 service. ABC IDiorprloel, Muon, W. Va. 1'1.- !'IHMI. M4lc ZIG ZAG Slapr, aD 1lalll Ia ........ bultoaholel, .,..... """" dellp. - ellll. .... wiD 1111 for . . ar tiM Beautiful turquoise finish - rt ... condHJon. can be ...., at Herman Grate'o, Rutland, Ohio. 66 Pontlac.. ~.19 per mo. ' MoP.-~---..--.11 llavani1RJod-. U.., had YIIlied tbolr lllrs. Jlmo MeComu IIIII fllinlbo. !pnllna a l'llndo,y with lllr. aoo, Douglaa, IIIII Mlaa CGnnle and lllro. Jameo S. Quick were Chll)lllllll, of Columbus and Ed- lllr. and lllro. Donald Quick, Lotdie VanMatre, Of West Colum- lie and l..elll\e, ol r.....,., ud bla, W.Va. lllr. and lllrl, 'llo!lmU Quick, ol VIoltfna READ THE .. , ...., . _ • · 1.. VA. ~ Syracuse News, Society BY ADA SL.\CK ..-I)' wltblllr. and lllrs. James S. Quick, wen 1llr. and Mrs. Joaeph Wo..,.y an d Drl~ 7Se .. .a................... ....,:1 .... ..,. ... .... .-n•• ,...t ..................... .. , FOR FREE ESTIMATE .-..•• brlalrt red. exce1lent 67 Ponllac .. $57.97 ' I'OMIIIOT 1917 FORD Falrlane 5011, autolllllllc traoomllolon. power wer steering. Power bralcn and auto. trans. Jib. l-lf41c llii:OIE'S 124 •· ~Alii- . '' lwllf . , _. ttlt1- ONE GOOD upr]Rbt plano $25. 1'111110 31'1·2243. t-D-Uc withmotching interior. Po-- . OlD PIUS, .... ... • ' All'l'OMOIIlLE IIIIW- 11M Y<i'illtsmRE Feb. Also, one purebred Yorlr.· lllllre boar 10 moalbl old. James Hollon, Sr., one mile from Five Poinll off Rt. 7. PIMlne IIWJII'I. l·la-3tc •n•. FUIINJBIIED - • ' \ ' lnsur•nee furnl-. J.Jl.llc Clllll SEWING MACIIiiiB8. npalr Illite ... ..... lll,lulloenlte, aD llllbtl. WY S. a!U. """'" - . l·IHic • • 'nlo Pabde llhoP, !P w.nted For lent lnMOIIIt .......... .....uuon. diD- Ings. Name is Sport. Pllcme 119'UII33. Reward. I-11-31A: FURNISHED and unfurallhed apartmenta. ao.. to lldlooL Pbone IIIIU434. 1•JI.Cfc ....... AVCI'IONDB Bater .....-. ll1ddleplrt. SIX ROOM ...... wtlb balb on Wrl(lbt 81. In l'omoroJ. Pbone !IEEDE!l!MMEDV.TELY, wo. 7a.ulll lifter s p.m. 1·1Nip men for part lbne winter work. Call 1192-3617 belw..., 9 and It a.m. 1-21..., JI'IREWOOD, Ill)' len&lll. dry .. ...... Gerald King, ~. I, Lost t-JI.t~o bay lad llraw. l'llono IIUII'I. ---TIIBBE c. c. IIIUDfOliD DRESS!D l'lbbltl. Call ~ BllDGET PRICI!I flltuiWae • lifter 7 p.m. I-J1.31p 0111' Cblrd llaDr budpl llbap. 1-l&«e LOSTo I% yeer<>ld male bealle with black and brown mark- ..... ..,. ADS zag to BALANCE, 191111 AMFM stereo console, lovely READY • II1X ......... cleiiY· walnut flntah. 4 speed Jnlor. ..... rl&bl flo , _ projecl. mla: changer, - . baiBJI<le r.t ...s ...,. me 1111of • .14 .. pay "·41 per ..-. 1'1.- - . Golfo monlb. W1H dlacooDI lor cash. 1oln IIMII1 • Mb: Co., MJd4le. Call llfiZ.ZIIII. 1-21..., port, Olllo. I • Ire 3 far $1.1111 TOI W. 'a..la factory ..... Jl'ST TAKEN In, late model full a!Je clreamaker zig zag ......., IIIIChlne. '1'1!11 1118Chtne wUI dam, mate holea and sew over pins. 'l1da: madllne II Ute new, WIH 1011 for $$ per 111011111 or f!S.Itl AKC Goldeu Rolriover puppies, 114 .Alb St., Middleport. - ' ~ ..... .......... ···~ .,..... G~T HIP// CIIQiolo ..... 11 I tiC '"'· IJiiCinal ~ }. HOISTETTER REALTY make buttonholes, .,. 011 buttons, IJIOII08I'1llll and mate fancy desltlno will! IIIII ll!e twist or a lln8le dial. Lell In layaway and ....,. been Uled. Balance due only $47 or lelml ol fl per -lb. Pllone ... 161111. 1-21..., ForS.Ie HO-tllo Phone m-5851. clline ill ton, automatic zig ' Speclalll eew1ns ma. :-lEW 11188 ZIG ZAG ""Lt <CidllltJdw lad ptlinl lpray. Repaa•ed but IUIJ'8DtMd. bl lOri - ClOIIII!IIon. Pay oft .,.. . .. ...... If dollied. 1'1.- . . . . 141.etc ·- PetsForS.Je . . . . .......... '"''!.f•........ Jr:I.IX:JrROLUX l'M"""" ..... • complete with attriments, -- .• . '5.· > •• GEO. II08S1'ETl'BIL llnller POI'ATOES, PboDo 8II4IM RV'I'LAM)- II acres, IJ'001111, 11$ bathl, baleiDeld. fun*'i, a...... i'nmll. Pwllllld. l barns, Ollra house. $10,000. ' lJ.te.tle :IIIDDLIIli'ORr - tO .....,., I apartmenta, balbl...... HOVSE~rlvw,lwo llorel, on1J tll.OOf.OO llor)'. I 1'001111 ond I batbl. Appoh- ODIJ. Plaw ... IIO'l'EI. OHIO - SO IOCIM, all fllmltuno. Bar P.l-N 'iiao2ta'l. t.f.lllo .... Hoi water beat. tiii,OOO.oo or $10,100.00 lor Real l!ilate. 1988 PO!mAC GTO, 400 ettlllc HELEN w VIRGIL TEAI'ORD Inch, 4 opeed .... ceDent condition. PboDo - . t. .lle 2411 lifter 6 p.m. 1-JS.IIc 3 to March 3, 1969 J. J. Davis M.D. INCOME TAX Service Ho.,yo.,., ..... - -.. t.ur Ml ;1,. !JI•· 77S.14 Jftilt• .....u. Rul ht.te For We Conlrldln& P'- IINIIS. Notice p.u, J963 FORD .................. Reduced to $695 NEED IJUES'I'ONE lor JGitl' driveway! we lumlab lad deliver. Emmeu W. Sbultr, ANTIQUES, lit•·. ,.. Til 6 .... SPECIAL SHOW TIU SALE 992-2181 lll011rtlon M'"'.,""' ct..,.. 75c .... '"""''•"•· 12 Valiant • · Dr., 6 cyl., automatic trona ., goad tires, radio and heater, grey fini•h. ' ' '' ' ' ' • · SMITH AUTO SALES K'AN~UG~ .OHio ). ' I ' J· ·' ' ' ' -----' .. -·· ·----- - .. --.~- · - · - ·--·-·· ' •· ~ . "'·' r·. • ,r ·.·'·_..1,- ,,.l·. ·:• .'• ., ' 1 I' > ' .. ·,, l I ' ' ' '\ �., '• ' • N.,w . You l(now . • "'" IOIZOII 11r !k>rlh nor•-· ~ • • ' Koreo • • • • · enttn~. • at y e 'l'lle ~ lllip US$ Puo- • ,_ ;;., ... ~-a ..... c--: 4. ' . ,, . . VOL XXI NO. 191 1'fiESE ·YOIJNG PEOPLE In..,....._ 0( lHt , . . . _ Youtb Week wlll<OIIIuct re&War oerriceo otlho Donvlllo w... IOfUI C>urc;h, 'u.p~e-. L Left to right are Lindo eor-· cllllo, POll\)' COtco, alii JU017 Vlnoyard. AIIIIIIIW but not p,.._ oem for lho picture 1!111 be JuotuB. CRITICALLY D...L LETART - Mr. Jesse Jew~ ell, Letart. W. V.a. , trustee ~ lbo Bodllel United Me-ot •-Concsm or Commitment• 11 Cblrob, lo crlll~ IIi 11 the llober Hoii)Jitol. the - · 0( lho 1969 WeiiiOYBII ,~~~....~~~""""'"' Youth Week to be-rvod liJn. do: tllrGIJ8h February 2, by the Youth <!I The Danville WoiiiOY· an Church, located at Rt. ~ Longovillo. WNIGHT & THURSDAY Mra. Nellie Myer11, ol t h e JANUARY 22-23 elalreb'll local )'OUth groop, said NOT OPEN loeal youtl1 Join olhors In more than 2,000 Wealeyan churches In FRIDAY THRU TIJESDAY varied activities invo.l:vtng com- Youth Week Theme is Set mltment to moral and spiritual ITH SIX YOU GET EGGROU.. values. Dorlo Day -llrlol\ Keith A tull week ol youth activJtleo has beoo plamod with the ,....,. ~ In mind, C. E. Do- (Tecbnicolor) are Invited. ·. '• throosh &u1cloy )'llW1g ~ •', .. :•: Churdl;" Thurlday, • . -••ted Carpenier News. Notes Two Men STOCKHOLM (IJPI) AlTho Rev. and Mrs. E. Serloln though 98 .Per ce• ot Stredea ot Cleveland were entertained here on Sundl,y and held sentees have alreod)- had sexual interat tho Cerpenter ~dat CburclL cooroo by tho limo lhOY got Mr. and Mrs. Clrl llo" and married, 90 per eent coaclemn chfldren· otC1rcleville villited her aWJ.tery, a eoverrmem.&ponsor,paronto, Mr. and lira. WOllam ed •urvv ahoweil tod!Q<. , "jbe ourve1 obooirod religion Cheadle, ancl otherrelltives here and moralll)' ha.. lost . their during tbe weekend, Clrolyn HC!)'<I ri.ltod Nancy Influence on aemll behavior• Smith and helj)nd her celebrate Bald Prof. Hans Zotluberg, who cOildllctod tho inveoU,.doo Into her 15th birtbclay. the ~ex Ute of the nation. zetMrs. Errol Pickett 01'11 daughterberJ: ls chairman o1 the deterll ml Mrs. Jan Pickett and dal~Khter, .Dayton. were auests ot partment ot •oeiology· at Ohio stole University. relati "'' bere and attended a The survey was cOhfucted b7 shower held for Mr, and Mrs. the private Swedisb lruidtute ArUn Radekln on Saturday evefor ~inloo Ro...,.ch ot tho nln& Ross Knox, ~rtndleld, called O<der or the lloyo) Coauntuioa STILL LOTS Of BIG SHOf SAV,NGS ON IIIAND SHOESI on h111 cousin, Mrs. Lewbsmith, and l'llmUy Sllllda,y. Dale Stansbury I.Ulierwent surgery at Shelterirv ArmS ·Hoepit_.,, Athma, an. Tuesday. M r 11. Wanda Oxley and soa, Looilon, CHAPMAN-CANADAY ' HEXT DOOR TO POM!ROY'S Marsh8li.L-t . . ' . h.;.._. . . '-'llpe cu .. Dr. Yost New Dean "Com- of Sexual and tloos. Zetterberg saki the aurvey obtained informatla~ on the aex lives ot 2,156 Swedes between tho -·· of 16 . and 60 01'11 seemed to Ideate two new staldlrda tor &uual behaYI.or ..,,_ ..... ·, .,~'···< .iJ' some ~ of contraeepdon in all caus except when bOth partner• want a ehUd. -Two persons eenenJbr feel tbey should not start sexual .r• tlllonohlp u would disturb • rolaUonahlp which ooo ol tbem u al,...... hos wUII a third por- soo. 1be sw-vey lAid more than 94> per cent ot aD Swedes are !!"'·- Twv-e'""'PPdoerkolalnone-ear aeddaat at 1 a.m. todiQ< m Route 33, juey ln. a in recent years: - Swedes teel a dld;)' to uae aa;ainst adultery, DOt because it Mr. and Mro. Larry Slanlollury of is qailliJt teachings of the Reynoldsburg aRt Clair Stans- cburch or moral Btanllard1 bui bury ol Groveoort haYo visited becau.e It i1 ''treason" qainat ~ ln•·-rlop Mr. and Mrs. Charla• McKee Ql' another party in • .. stable'' . NoliOIIYUie calle( .. their I8X relatl0111hip. COUBina, Mn. Mendol Jordllnand Zetterbere aald tile average fmnll¥ and Mr. and Mrs. N e y Swodloh boy or girl ftrlll hila --- Escape Smashup Cmlmunlty Quel- or IN Pl!Oc;tu:s!; - - . Fire f<l"!D•r .Maooa CU,nlc and it~ attache'! mldenco, both oOi')JI lhl• mornlnc 1n Ma11011. Above, and below, Pamerey'and """""volunteer !!rotho - ·.. They llti'e alter thO !Ire had sotton beyond control, though the . lhall1 ot.both structurfa r.m.to olluldl"'' . ' .': 1'1ltE ·Jinoo...,led, mlio try In .,.u..ttha au.,. Fire .Guts -Clinic "lth Fredl Smllb u ri<e presldem, Mae Jordan, ...,_ retary ll'ld.Boftnte ctte.dle, trea&urer. Mae Jordan wu program Ieider. Those present were Helen Jetren. Vtvtan GUtoa. 1 d a Emma Whitt!JWton. Mae Jordan and tho .. Flro ·- t h o had 110 • "Rapidry-1000" Spin. Fastest spin of any automatic! Gets out . more water, makes wash easTer to handle, qulcl!er to dry. • Deep Action Agitator• .Creates currents that plunge c14thes deep into sudsy water for thor· ough washing. , • Two Jet-Away Rinses. Get rid of lint and scum so thoroughly there's no need for a lint trap. • Durable Press Core. Saves y011 Ironing! Gentle washing action plus a cold water cool.cfown hair, Durable Press febrics keep the r no-iron pi"omiae! • Cold Water Wash Setting. Saves hot water. Saves clothes from shrinking and lading. ot Into • ditdl, and · hit 1 IIOwar polo. Ttiare wao damage to lho Renee, to Mr. 1111 Jlra. Terry Wlaeman., Cciwnb.ls, bn Jaa. 8. 1be mother la tile former Mary Hamon al'llma-.....,d- parenta oro Mr. -~ Noble llamoal ZOiesld, r....iilr local realdent& The Wlsemans ._ve a rroat - ............... a olde ol lho Hartley Aao•not 01'rol 11 ..-lod by ··..... ,Pollee. or mOiiuJW Which lhOY were notlllod by letter of tho board' • acU~ "11 that rotory - truaure~. meeting. Mr. and llro. WUIIom Lo._ Mr. and lira. Loftm Jordan ani M.l'. anct Mra. Jetter• wtre lhOY gave "" the Fob. llAgo~>o -L It ... .... brouaht out cJur.. l!W the preu. contarenee that otben nre aot crQiolor tho plckst llnu at fti'IOOI Ia PL P I • - Hip Scbool lido , _ . . . milk 111111 breod tt'll<k drhera bonorod tho picket •t Thoughts a... ln. Charleotoa, W. VL, roctntb - . !hey lltell!)od the WlWam•, Jr., ehow. •• • Tbere II 110 w11beu 10 terrible, DO IO ......... ful u coucteace Wblcll <IJNU& w It h I ia UL:-:IIoJrllo. c101, Crtet dnmatlll. time, •011 IM:rd"s de-could lJ>o Unei. '·, Twalft bu... . _............,.. '. lloardll tho COIIniJ ""'-·;I t - _ . . . tblloi· . ~II( ' IMI ... .Ia'" bean lnlilll"'""'. ~It b ·' teMDb~ Atte~ .... DDI been bolrt'lil• ltna . Jiolol' Whit. tiJWtoo rove the devotlona for the 1 li!dliltlm that a ~ W<MIId be 001111' particular date. Mr. 01'11 t>larwrllbt IIDd ,'. ',; I . 4iofe')..., ' . ' tEN'CENTS ' "~ '& '\ 0 la !~.r ' • ' by rldar ......_ duo WUbin a matter ~ miDiltel, aod lho wind ..... roai)JI tho kUior llonn . . - In 'blGrliWo" Alao dellreyed woo a .,wmlll Harr'lnllle, about 20 miles nportodly Vlluod at moro lhlll a1r11. klll1Da' at leut twQ m.ore $1 miWCII. por- alii illlurllw 111 termlnod 0( pecplo. '!be .... hll by "lt eleaDicl out about a ·cme- wu nportodly hoo¥lly _....... quorler milo wide eect1a1 Cd od, prlmlrlly by~ llmllleo. la - .......,r two- u.m a. , 10 11D01'11 01' le81 ....._ , it Ja preiQ' bod.H Gl•~- o . ..... ani """' "Wo - U'l uldDc lor Ill...... tho a11llliaDce we can_.. - · - - aollldlll trllll tho aoi&IJixwllll - "' Mcc-b, - · - IIIII Cl7olll SprbvL A bi&hWI)' - - WU All 0( Route u.s. 51 - -nl -woo 1-" laid Hulelmrll ....... ateb lOUth ot: Hulelwrlt ••• -die wlllolo lho blow IJQund tho -wllllahlok!• bk>ckacl with wlreo 01'11 portions rut owner C. LeU Feuter, ~- . nJ 1tood ln the door ol ID1 ot bomea. Trees were ~ roo-.nt ani nl<hed II. It ani ollljlpod, halq>erl..r roocuo ... not ..... dayl!pt 01'11 It A blgllway patrol .......... ooomded like tour trol&ht tn1111 'W- -'"""* trCIII hlo patrd cor. ·Expect 2nd Well Portland area wW have J t 1 .. - In& The Tho McKelYey wu bl8b todq that lho Hope eu ~~~- FrldoY 1D11111..U, being drlllod 1lr tho lllmtlng 011 ~ 0( Lake- OldD ... ....,...,.,. of Cleronce Prollltt, Ia lho ..In od - well, )ll"OIIlOI- 1>1 JobD MurllhY 0( liD, - Fl>m- backing 0( the - eom-. ker 011 hu not plllnto pom.ctioaof._... problomo. Qlakor Compmy l!lnplo,-HI ban let in a laraer ria at Tho u.s. ot aok! tho ....amDooouthafllulelnirot. Jackallll Q"ker. 8tlte . . . . . . . . . Pil-- , lbould...,.. '. '' blllbll¥81 lhor or not ....., · - - tho pre-a well ani othar ,.I. be- It before llnall¥ . . c:ldbilt to "' ..,...... for tho I~ attelllfl tool1 and Jblke INJtber :.,, lnptltln~ :j'' Worl!en pttl111 r e a d 7 WI 1lle MeKelve;y well, Pl't'Pirlnl In illlka attempt ot llnlabloa tho well .. tho "~t It out. Toola KeiY"' - " ' • lOOIItod Jail Tho llrst, drllled In Oil the wore dn-' Into tho ..U ear- DtWtb ol. tbt ;Jw.\etlol1 ~ lk!ld II Wllllam McKelvay farm Dec. 10, lier thlo <llrlnl• cowlna 1U IIIII 3S8, bave beoo-.. Ia bollovod to boon t b • lllt8inJll. Elperto eay thoro Ia ln-odeopmud. Eqiozeel -"' wall 'bollll blgeot over In ICIIIIIieut.- COilaldanble danpr In eay CO<• roctlYe wmi< on the ...u. ern OIUo, U DOt In Ob1o. (Coatliuod ' " ' - 10) be pit """" to lho Newbori In QJunly In the Jut- -·· j men and nearb)' Ruaalan - · but wOUiiiii.IW a chaultoili' an4 • ..curlty ........ intorllled' . T-·- n. I < sources said Maj. Gen. The lour oornnooa~ heroe1 81~ harm, the IOUl'CEIS Ald. But the dr1ver of their limoualne wu hit in tbe beld by three buUoto · aod crlti~ l a -- touchad. ' Soyuz spacecraft that made a lour day tllahl In ~. . They Aid Boroaovol waa cut oa the kaaea, l...ue.tins he IDlY have ~on onto lho gllla In duckl!w away frcm tho line ol fi1'e. Ccmmunl st )llrly Geooral Secretory Leonid l Brozlmev aad Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny, two or U.. molt powerful Kremlin leaders, were Banks ·Up fu Assets lloii)Jite tho Appalachia poverty tag wum by Molp Couiib', u - of lho tour booko ,0( the 0011111¥ IDcreaood over tour million dollara II> 1968. According 10 the Iii· ..... financial 0( the - . , •• of Dtie. 31, 1961, u- $31,751,ti39.05 - Judge Orders lilllled od tn.-.oi#I,MLI70.71 ot lho ood 1967. Wyant Hearing - . . . . - 1lr eac:b "' 0( ·- · · from t8,772,83U8 to f7,227,56J.2t, '!be Clt.lzona l\Tlllllllal at Mlddle- tho A ,loomal emry has beoa modo In tho Clerk ol Cclurto olllce by C«o.... Plea• Jud&o J.... c. a..... - · • - t y _.,.. In tho cue ol WWllm Wyant, 5t. padae, iadieted Cl'l a ftrat d..... ~trlol. Wyant, charpd In 1ho Aupat ~ .. or Wcblol Leo - . , Parktrabuq, woo ,... . . . rlliiriild !ram tho Limo SliltO llolpital - . he uador> ,.. 0 ...., )M>I'I; f7,692,H8.68 to "988,- l4iriiiJ Juiol O'jlrl.... No for 1ho &IIIIi>< ·- I l l hU ..... CGailntulatiOIII In Terry KnlgM, JOO 0( Mr. and lfn. a Knlglit 0( PCIDeroy. Terry has been ramed ''Patrolman ot the Year" at the~ Stole Highway Patrol Pos~ Torry grod- trmo the Patrd. ~ emy In Columbu1 four years ago. He, blo wife 111111 their ooveiHIIOiiii><Jid son. Sto¥1" 111 TIIOSit On West Main , OM earbed111011Wmlllll.._ II a tratde ·at, t:40 P.m. Wed·• Wool IIlia st. In ..u.r ._, -•·•• •·,,. ATTENDING THE Drew Wobstor Post 39, Amorl""" L.. lion. meethw Monday nlaht received an "extra. .. Ptlul Cloc! was cilaervtng • blrthdi.Y ao ho brOIIIIht Ida bli1111111 cake arrJ shared it Ill! ice cream with the 8l'OLI'· This dellert-. ped oft a ehleken dirmer. Tuo- MEMBERS OF 0100 E'l'A PHI Chapter of Slima Phi SGr. oriQ' were way ones In Pomeroy and Middleoort Dlaflt ap they condueted the anma1 "March of D!me1.'' · Twlla Matheney, co-chairman of tbe march, holl'ever, rtp)l'tJ U.t some areas were not covered ard the1e wtii be IQff~lted 'l'llurtidaJ or Sunday• '# t' . X ~~.r~.,( : ,, .!:¥' "' ... "'" . ·~ ··' MEIGS COUNTY FAIR BOARD mem.t;pers are plealtd thli ••• · ; Meigs COunty Fair," O.lea Radford, baa agreed to aerw • . . ; t board aad as treasurer one more year. J ·: Radford bas performed 110 maQ)' detalla ovu tbl J a a t · . ' · yeara that the board was at a lou a1 to which ..,.,. 1o tum wiMiD. he · decided to give lCI' hls county fair service. · REPRESI':NTATIVES OF 1HE mG B E N D - Al-- Tho-- Autos Damaged ,.' ' n- caJedoolo, .... Marlon. 300.88, Tbe PU"JDDI'I Bank IDii are achecklled to !Q'te&r between 9:30 aad 11 L& .._.., . -. . Sa'dllp Co., I'Umeroy; f9,548,- WSAZ..TV telethon, an 18-hour procrom which boglu - - lifl)ll S1S.Of In fll,l2t,901.15, T h o on Channel 3. Representing the minstrel grcqJ on U. lbow, Whl'*' wtU be Ia ~NlllllllaiBaak, awd $8,628,873.53 lo M,211,188.1'1, Uvilig color, ..w be Forrell Bochtd, Koren Grilllllt, JQiiO Leo Hoeatdl, Jean Hl,yrnan ml RmlYBorinallldOteBlllt MludMJn 8ay1o NallonalAc~ the local lolem will be Mra. OIIYO War 11111 MrL FWT,tlll (Carol) Bachtel. A rohaoraol by 1ho will .. hald In ci!Hnltloo pert- lid,*\ tho.....,... oldelr-a;. Iii rldl-w In a motorcade behiDII AccordlJos to tho - · · tho the rour cosmonauts. The motlft lbr lho woo . . aoureea said the two lelders, in clear. 'lbey oald eDCioaed vehicl.ea, were not ••• believed to · a rwesd GeorJIY U..egovol, pilot of a buUoto. AceOrdl.ng to the IIOUl'cea, a crowd chawlol'. lho OPOC• beroeo IIJ'O)lbed tho -.koroald In be a meDially unbl- .... ' '•' ·- - ~~~~~ . . ... -~~·-· ·--lla ·· 111 earUer coo-ut ... _ tho •utfOrod !)JI!JW ..... InJury. ohiqun • la wounded. they 1akl. A seeurlt)' guard seated next to the driver tn the frODt seat 81110 was hit by a buUet and wounded. Hlillllnlton Saturday lfleroooil. Profelaiontl lllont. of courae, will ,IMI ...-.,till tho ·waliJII o1 the , _ which is designed to raJ• lunilo lor • lfa:rcll 0( Dlmoa lolbetrl-ato ...... . ., Cosmonauts Survive Attack lane<ld 211-yi!O.Mild- aod took Ids piatola. Scnriet HCUrib< men DISORDERLY WABIIINGTON (IJI'()- 11ne h~ the man IWI3· 1Wl'. IOUl'ets said the bullet11 Cldoana ...,. ....... •• trclri hll IUJll struck the open Iori &rrOI\id hare <llrlnl PreaJ. limousine carrylil! In a Kromlin Ill~ Ill. Nlml'o lnaug- awards ceremony eoamOMUtl uratloa. . Fl>llca ldoatlllod them u Wal- Boris V<Jbrnov, Yevgeny Khrunov and VladSmir Shalalov, all ter F. cf.sl)llaleer of Columbuo, air toree eoloae.ts, and Alexei Don L. GMrp ·"' TOledo ani llarrlel l'lnklley of Fairlawn. Yellseyev, a clrillao eJWI,neer who jOIDed them in their two The ..,.. - - charllod with dle- ap~~ec flrata last week-a first ordorlj -~. the WOIIWI docklqr o1 two mamed whlcloo with . '¥lolallng pedeotrlao eonaod the fir1t spaeenlk between trol 1'11!11lallna•. opacoohlpa. or liu1 drf.veta, and so etated wont In be In tho mlnutoo ol tho Jan. 6 ct.." Prealdonl. aod Mary Peck, , _ OHIO rear ' Greg. Mr. and Mro. Roy Wlooman ot Sprltwfleld were 111011s of her parents, Mr. aDd Mr11. Earl starke~, Sunde¥· E\U David Wl,_n o1 Rutland ljiOnl ~ tow days with bla IQII, pretldd, Domte Cheldle, vice l ... left ..ear. Against Bus ~i(;ers Sought a ~ter, Suaan tteki QUALITY FURNITURE-REASONABLE 8AtES ot 11:46 lnjqtJ~ti()n - - hwe Haveloanred o1 the hlrt:h 1bt Youth C.....,ottheCUpentor Blptlot ~;~n~r.., metwlththolr liNn'. Mr1. Bomle ctu1'e Eledir:m - of offtcera wu Ronda Whlttlnatoa na eh•ea .~- Tuo- e~ of ~hia l)lrer&s, Mr. Mro. Earl Starkey. BAKER FURNITU-RE MEillli GENERAL HOSPITAL Mnlolioaa - IDldl Brodlbaw, Polrtero!V; Clara Murray, MlMJep>rt, llld I!Widto PaJnt.. er, PUmeroy. Dlacharp• - Nme. County lloaAI 26 - · a car DmiOd by ·llal' Hartlv, ,..,~ ·"' Mro. llobeit Stout. Quodnl"lllihorltaUYe IOUI'eea" from the mainland. tbe IDtl ~ Commmlft IIB'WI!piPel' llld MilO coli.,... lllrln8 an " ' - - tour late 1aot yoer IDd has ...,....,,., too rn to rtlum In - . , . """ lllatloot jJaetlon 0( - · 7 aod 33. ShorUI Robert c. Ha.-ach llld a 1968 Volkowa&on, drlv.. by Erneot Ho,y Bush, 32, RaeiDe, ra1led to nxmd a curve, 1101 lnln a dltob, 111111 not Into a creek. p.m. ... Transfers Mr. and Mra. Ted Stou!'MOI Nm!W ol Clovelond ware ftO.\.. tor 0( China. ~~:«(..?.;: -· ... .JICIM,: -~' """ -· l)lo loll ol i!IO; ~. left H TN- lo leriooal1 Ulln Ill undlsclolod cllf In tho Inter- half..,,e 110rlb 0( the - - an accideat Property c-•. Cbloeoe~­ Truth Dill> Bald todiQ< Com1111111111 Otloeao Otalrmall Mao ...... mod. Soviet Union' a four new cosmonA rep>rt has llloo beoo D.lod aut heroes at a Kremlin pte with tho oharlll's department 0( WednelldQ, mhtiDK the IPI.Ce- . ID - -otruck--- their •ul.ot year' HONG KONG (IJPI) - T h o ..lacerallooo ot the taee and a pauenger, David Henller, 21, Rt. 2, Radne. ouftored bead lnOirleo. Neither MOSCOW (UPll- A young wao hoat>ltallzod and no char&U ID8P ftred two plltOis at the IIAIION - 1bt ncut MaBOa Cst,Jontor. sexual l"iPtriences at aae 17 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey and only 2 per coat o1 YOWIII spent a recent aftei'IIOCID w 1 t h people hive not had intel'<!OQrle IJ'Oillldaughtor, Mro. wry before they pi married. Clark IlK~ Tamara, Ia .Aahens. The survey al1o Blld: Mr. ond Mrs. William n.w. -More than bait the men •~ ot CoiiiDibus ·!'ere ot their form torvle1ied laid lhOY had ..home here and 'ri1ited reladwa intercourse "just tor trlendoahlp.., duriJWthowTho Buay Bee Society or tho -Four out ot ttve womea said CUJ>o...,. s.t>ttst Oturcb mot love ••• -ctle oob' worthy ju.stlwl.,_ M'ra. Rex Cheadle a neent- fleatlon for 1enal e.perieneea. elJIIIIrw. Durirw a bus1ne11 ..... sloD, Emma Whlllln&Wo was choleo aa president for tbe e• Mofp ' s18htod offlcen Mid. Tho otorm twchad Cclunty, 1ho llilsilllppl hill cut a atant ·liP more than a cOW!Iry about dawn today, milo lOIII 01'11 a half mOe wide ' olrtuall,y domollohltw ... """' throuah a Prodmd..miJ' ~ and klllhw: at least 10 pet10111. aectton o1 the ell><. cora 01'11 Tho llloolsslp,Pl hlgllwl)' p.- houooo """ tooled like tr.ol reported allealt tbree dead tor• and at leut 15 hames In Hozlehurot, tour misalor 111111 d e an undetermined number iDTho dolth toll ill Hazlehurst Jurect. and: 1even dead In na feared to be evea ldeher adjacent Sbq>son C - . Two IIIII 1ho ldj:lnrey patrol nported ot the dead In S!Qsoo County four other ltll'IKIIlt mts.trw IDd were kiUed in the ecmmunU;y of cOUDtleaa lnjurtea. Harriullle. Cowldef!t others Aller l h o - -""'lllalt were UUured or unaccounted for In lluloburlll," lho U.S. Wealhor In oparoo)y ~- ~ in Jackaon Aid It was mt~to EvulgelWn," .• Right now is the time to step lively and discover how savings can really be a family affair. Styles, sizes galore for Mom, Dad, sister and brother. Come see. tralna'~ frelghl: thr.... mitment In Tomorrow·" • F-'~.....,, ..Commitment to MoralitY;., Satlll"dlo', ''Coii1Dlltment to Frfendahip,,. lbiiJ~uXIIJ', Feb.2, "Com.. will lhoeOllarw• tour ·' • .......,.1'- ....... tllr<lu8h tha ....... - . . tMt acrot1 the lOUth eenlrftl - A l d . "''lbe air wu dlled with roared a)!out - . In Hulolmrot and portiiOI 0( lbo - HAZLEHURST, MI... (I}Pl)-. A lorUido tbat ''IIOUided like · low: SUnday, Jan. 26, '"Commit.. ment to God;" Monda,y, ··~­ mltment to Family; Taeodt,y "Conunltinellt to Freedom;': Wodno.....,., "Co~ In ~ ':f. 10 Killed, Town ll~!holishea -tho_.,... Tho Sct.-lle (olld topics) lnl- 0(,..... -~-;.;;;;.;,;;.;-.;;;..,J . ' >.•.• each evenllrg. Youth ol the orea fxlLORCARTOONS: Pq> ~- & Bob z:er, pastor, said. Several young 1• will be In charge Slloetlles, Outslded ~inior Rememberru:t ular claarch 118rVlcea In observSIIOW STARTS 7 P.M. ance ~ the week and 'J'ue&day "'-· . .' "' THURSDAY JANUARY 23. 196~ POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -- meet at the churd! ot 7 p.m. MEIGS THEATRE · JANUARY 24 • 28 ' • � 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 22, 1969 hart massie romaine