https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/84721b5bdfc5a15b513ac1daaa6cec29.pdf afc2d2528adf6b6f03110df502b7163c PDF Text Text ' ,Ill•- Ttw. Doily - ' . .1, M~ ~ ¥ -«!>, JaOUOI')' 2:1, IMt Navy Will :charge Bucfwr No-.Yo'ia. Know. 10 bWiaD rail"'!• <Jt f\IOI,a....,d,-poDJ>eclln ' .In LQss of USS· Pueblo. CORONADO, ~ (lJPJlLloyd M. Bucher llmoal eertalob' wUI be coun mar.tialed Cor the loss ot the 1010111....,. shljl us; Pueblo. After three days olll:stimon,y about evems leading to surrender ol his ship, Bucher was warned by the U.S. Navy Wednr.sday that he wa s .. suspected" of a violation of the Na~ Code in the manner in which he conducted himself. The counael for a naval court ot iJ'Iluiry, which could reccm~. told a l"'llll\Y atory al lack <Jt destruetlbn c:ll)lbUltiea, ate plus fCN" American a1rtn..C'f. that never came and "'hopeless" altuatioo which hi lhooeht could toed only lo lhe sllugtlter ol hls 83-mancrew, Bucller had testifted tlw.t virtualb" all the equipment OD the &hi.P "as bashed in with axes and secret papers burned or dumped overboard before he surrendered. de.,... a l... "' - tlolu, .. ........ ~...... ~llliT. , The ....,.. poduUo ot Bor• TCIWI\ N•, c..aeedld tht V*M states Joat a lhiP Wi:tNMt nru. • lltat 1811 tbat bl periiOIIIliJ threw hl1 two J(atol.1 - The ftve honJ.nosod - . a l l oa t11o Board ot Inquiry Ualelled with _ . . . tnereuuw ell• . tute to hil tiDal inaU"UC!tt,ona, _..... .. "'Prepare to .reeebe Korellll llevol«< To·'tr.e ~ Tells Full Story Bucher replied thlt he wanted to tell the full story. He was )expected to relate today ~hat h~pened in Commwrlst caplivi· ty, The Navy threw the ball back to Buctter after the commander "' ':. ';t;l, ~· ~ - '- - ·,j '· I Falcons Putl05 Points Up The Wahlm.a White Falcons rO!qJed to a runaway 105 - 62 victory here Wednesday afternoon. Tony Field.& and Gary Clark were blg point-getters for the winners as they scored 27 am HANNAN, W. Va. - S.l•l '2 ,.., Ylde bJ OQ8 I Cealefire, in words, if not with guru PARIS - A VERBAL CEASEFIRE SETTLED over the Vietnam peace conference today and American diplomats conferred with their allies in the conflict to e:xplain President Nixoo'spl1ns for the rorthcomh"@: negotiations. Allied and Commwlist diplmtats alike refrained £rom the charges and countercharges which have marked the talks since contacts began last May, possibly saving their opening salvos for the first negotiating seuion on Saturday. IJOnt peace, but not at any price PARIS- CHIEF U.& NEGOTIATOR HENRY CABOT LODGE II>. tencls to make it clear to the communists when the el~P&fded Vtetnam war talks begin Saturday that the United states wants peace but rxt at any price, in£ormed. sources said today. The sources said this is in line with instructions from PreBit dent Nixon to his chief delegate at the talks unong the four major combatants in the war; The Ur.:ited States and South Vietnam and North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. Two nwre winners were Steve Fields with SAIGON - points, w--1--A· ._ . , - - lo.t in J"aetnam COMMUNIST GROUND FmE downed two more U.S. 13 m:l Clll with 12. warplanes Jn South Vietnam, bringing American losses to five lir· The Falcons held a dim 17- · craft over the past three days, military spokesmen said today. 14 advantage at the eOO or the , On the ground, prowling Allied troops uncovered nine huge Cernfirst _period, but poured through muni&t munitions 1..:1 rood caches, striking one or the heaviest blows 36 points in tbe second que.rter. of the war at the Red s~.~Jpb system. Wahama was on top JJB-36 when the third quarter concluded. RaDIIy Thompson of Hannan took overall scoring ttonors for , the contest with 35 points. (Continued trcmpoge 0 The White Falcons sank to of 88 shots from lhe 6el4 for a 011 Com· Services are .amoun.eed fw drilled by the 41 cent avenge. T. Fields · slao 11nor1e11 the IIIUilclo got 14 of Wahama's 55 rebounds daa Belle Boggess, 75, ~a­ eondftions, have been dr111lng euae, who died W..mellda,y In to lead in that department. There oo. a hlllaide area along Roote "veterans Memorial Hoapltal. was no reserve game. 338 within 700 yards ~ IJie M<· BY QUARTERS She was _preceded in death Kelvey property. WAHAMA 17 53 88 105 by her husband, Charley, and other wells. aiiO being pit HANNAN 14 27 36 62 two children, Glenva IIMI Va· down by mory rigs similar lo W AHAMA (105) die. Survivors Include Ill< cliii- the one on tbe Proftitt prcJperCNI 4-4--12, Herndoo 2-0-4, T, dren. Glenver, Denzil, Marie, l;y, are being prt doWn. Fields 9-9-27, Riaer 2--0-4, G. Benny, Charles and Razel BogOther Rotary drilling rigs, Fiolda :1-a-7, Clark 11-3-25, Gil· aeos; 23 grandchildren, 11M1 six slmJlu to the one be1Dg uled on lhlpie 3-1-7, S. Fields 4-5-13, great-grllidchildren. 111e Prolfllt propotl;y, have Howard ~ Totals 40.25-105. Funeral services will be ~old hroogltt IIIIo lllo ..... tho HANNAN (62) SoiurdaY al 2 p,m. al the !t'r•· humming <Jt their - · · hoard R. Thompson 15 - 5 • 3S, L. cuae Church of tile Nazarene day and nlgbl. 'ftl001;1son 1-0-2, Payne 2-6-10, wttll the Rev. A. E. M:U.ler ofIn all, besides the rtgo oo lllo Dolton 2-0-4, Hueftes 2-2-4;, Bar· ftelallng. Burial will be In IJie McKelvey aDd Proffitt farms, aett 0-1-1, Brown 2-0-4. Totals Letart Cemeteli. Friends ma.)' wells are being drilled m the 24-14-62. call II the Ewing Funoralllome nearby w~ Hoback, Hlrold 1 Osa Boggess of Per and \ '! ' '' r-------........ MEIGS THEATRE - UD11I ,_. Saturday tho w111 be taken to tho dlllr•~. TONIGHT, JANUARY 23 Cowan Serviees NOT OPEN Gaa Boom" is awarent1J beinJ olroulaled far .... wldo It IJie Are Held Jan. 11 FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY J ANU ARY 24 • :!8 ~ITH SIX YOO GET EGGROIL' (Tectmieolor) Doria Day .. Brian Keith COLORCARTOONS: Pop .,_.. ~- & Bob ' Shoeflioo, Qulslded Ophli Remembernud SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' ~.,.;::.;;;;..;;.;.;;;;.;;;..;..--._, RouJh and. Clarence P r 1 c e farms. Another rig to expected lo be lllOYed """' lhe ~ SoJre farm at Great 8elld nut week. Word al the _..era~y "Big Funeral aervicea for Ivan J. CoW1ln were bold Salurday, Jlft. 11, at the Burllngbam Churehw:lth the Rev. Donald Biiekle1 offldatlng. Burial was In tho Burling. ham Cemetery. Mr. Cowen ns bom II Burllngbam but bad made h11 home in Tampa, Fla., tor lllo pasl25 years. lllmber of lea£e aeekera In the · COtDlO" flany indfr:atlm. ADABC'IV new& cameraman Ia al10 re(IOrlecl .l n lllo -IIMiwillbem band Friday ll>o well II broogltt In by Hunting 011. It •• ..-r1ec1 al !he 4,800 fl. leYol todl,y, A rew 300-400 acre tract. urball St. llemard ~·· Ito dot' up ..er lhe cll;y'a pluo 10 tear 13 nelgl.oor- ..,•• ·for UrbeD renewal (lroJedl, Ooo old timer eomp1alaed, "'l'hOJI wtn ratae the price ot draft bear from a dime lo IS euta" if .tbe cafea were forced lo roloc:llo. And ... don't fuey ooel<1all kqges when you hive to drfts 'l).t• REVIVAL CANCEU,ID 11ua 1o 011. 111o remat wblcb hal hold slr!ee JUary l2 . II lllo Ravin United - . ..... C......,_, Of. .... U.J. fW. . . . . . . . . - Cldlll Cllilrcb bU - h Hardware .' o. • .' .~ ·-··.~ ............. :i.-.. ~· 'r_· ...__ ·.- " ' ' _. • I - .. •••ktr ....,..... ·;:J Specl•'ls~Cosq~etlc . '' ' wonmv bl,lllkllr. hiMU1mtnt... ljt .floor . ' ., t.! ~ . . · 88c Pollarlp Denture~~~.... l:ttam. 9lc Wernet's Adhesive Denllirt(rtMI. 1.33 ·seope louthWasfi •••\ ••••••••..• · lnlttlng Worlflll Yor• 65c Jwpns Hand Lotion .. ; ..... 2 fill'· 88c S!Jdden BeautrHilr, St*aJ·: .•••• : 83c SQmq - BI~nde ,Hair :~ •.••• ' For two days only. Save on thia pofwlor Coati ! 58c Oeplur•' Gflp Adlleslit.•• , ••• ~ •• and Clarks 4 · ply 100% Virgin Woo mothproal .' 71c Gl•iit Toqth Paste,".c., :.':••••• •• yarn. In tangle proof slceina -lY.I. ounc:fs. A bi' , 1.79 'Lilt Homel'eillanent.: : ••• ,. ,,,.•,•'6 · selection of colors. ' ' ·------------------·--·--·-'·,! 98c Awosbave Sh.ave Grelll!; .••• ,,,, Glid.t.n Glou White 79c.A...shave Share Cruni.. , .... · Four Hour EnoNel i.49 Butferln Tablets(lOO's)..... · For exterior o..t Interior. Durable - Wasllable 1.19 Halo'Shampoo .. , .. ~ ... , .... ;. Friday and Satwdar Sale "Red Heart" . ~ l ' . THESE STRUCTIJIIES an NOT now rell'eshmODI ..-.. bo1Jw llullt 11011r !he lololja R 11 h Rd!aol ~ ~ Well, oot huma• rioll'e- - s , - · They are hac feodero...,. ~ 11101Dbera of 1J1e Future Fanners of America under die direotioo ot tft..Itt HalCG!!Pb. The reeders soon will be moved to !anna aOO·tested ror emclency in reeder Pia.-. E-· Oftllono. 69c loadbutr's lloQ LDtiDI!., : .... ~. Sl 59 Qulekdrflng. ' ------------------------t---------~--tl!.'!!!.-----~ ....-+-----·---·---·~-·-··-..-1'.:~+-~....~" ... View-Master Pictures Sale! Well Known Brands Special Sale! 1 V.lentl~e 1 Cannon Riyal hmlly ! 2. 98 8ctth Towels . . , camon. ~ a va-- I Stop In on the lsi floor and buy favorite. • • Towol to MoteL............. - ...... ___ ,Sol.' 1.39 yGIR' 13""x13" . .. ----------------------- -•I-~:!Jt_9!~~!!.,.~~~.!!;·.;;.c;;;·"'"'""'-:":"''"''•;!'! Elberfalds January Safe 9 Pc. Stainlou Stool Ceokware Sets construction - cooks smoothly. lu•Hrmol4 Waste Baskets . · ' Three ply Stus a_parkllrw bright. Snl.IK fitting covers. set incllllles 1, White, yellow, pinlc, ~lue, aand, avocado, Co.. plote Sot · . Ttfton 2.98 w..tobookoh ; '."\. cgurt .. agreastve, tmpertalist natlon." The ftve-«dmiral court, which · can fecomm:encl 1 court martial Cor Sucher, today was going into dosed session to heir top aecret testimony that could aid •• enemy u (liven publleb'. One of tbo wltneasea will be Rear Adm. Frank L. Johnsm, at the Ume commander of - ~~=~wen~e:-: W: ~! ~~= N~:n:S~~= ~· ohljl Wll In North ~ territorial Wlten, "that . 1. 49 Waateballc.ets 11YI,.S%"x12,. ·hlgh. .. _•••.17 1.98 Waatebaaket• 1A~"x8~"x15'" high..__ •. $7 $34.95 loyal • '" Fof IIH ·wttfi , vOid; 9Bc Woat~.k~t~ 9~"~"xiB'• hi~h...•Sale :n~ 2 am 3 quart sauce PIDJ with cover•··• 10 inch lklllet &112 6 qUirt dutch oven with cOver that fttl both dutch over and skillet. c1 • but wluln the North Koreans him 1~ """ about ,to 1ihoot his men One by OhEt he • lined a eonteselon that the tB!l -Pueblo was a · IPY·IhltP~ I:Ua voice breakf.rw, his body trelnbliJw, the Pueblo tldp_per ~ .~""'"!! of ll!®lry '111urocl01 that ho c:ould not lalio . . "men111 tOrture" even one daJ afJer l:tJII ·Pueblo'• q~pture. _.' ·..n¥t"'*' Vplentlne cards for _Did - For Nl~~tf" Boy Friend - Girl Friend - ~ HUW~nu Wife - Chlldreil - Allll.- Uncle and 1111111 othws. HilTy, select yours now durlna this It Price Sale. . • .i $1.98 Size 16'"K28" CORONAJio, Callt (UPD-, ho Wll paid by lhe Centra! maiXI did not give IWO him Cmdr. -Uoyd M. Bucher clld not lJUUtgence Agency and that when the Pueblo was aurround~ wllb a plsl<l! at ld• ~ ...., tM Untied Slalos wu an ld by Red ~· oil · 111e ' 1/2 pr~cl In tulJ color Stereo. Are educatlona;l and eotertainirw DtamoiXI pattern Cor all the r&mily. See our big selection- In reel 1 ''lnt>ressloos" by I tured towel Rtcl:tly colored with Om.bi'e aeceQte packets eontalniug a total ol2lplcturea.SeentcI Soft sheared terry welure, rneraiaw to a deep telfry· cation Landa - Foreign Countries- Famous CitiesFairy Tales - Cartooo Favorites - Nature Subjects I cotton pile - Size 24 b)' 48 Inches. Beaullflll oolo~o. ' - Wild Animals - World Events. In lire.ll.ke realiJm I W'hidl is next to being there. Bucher Admits Breaking -' ' · Cardi Tbo Mollelvey IIIII well '!lllln II was llllolfl elally roported Uihted lllo Ito' - M olg • IDday workers at the M<Kolvey ~ Thllrllda,y nlgbl. well wW undertake: •'lltrallht· W-nallho~Siate ea:lnc out" the aulher, PllafRolllllq ~ well ... lllo bly by lhl• - - . one per. WliUam MeKelv.,.- farm n e a r 1011 CtaJ.ected with the project I'Orlland, set a - e e l fire In said the elfort .....,. be a eJrort to relieve pressure underwa¥ yelloday. !tom 1lle portlally llll~­ Before the weU 011 the McKeler. They used a luge Dl.t area vey propeJV can be prt Into pro. for lllo lire, In lrylnJ lo relieve duet1on, workers . mud under(lr011111l9 !tom where 1lle llll~­ lake 1o II~ tor tools dropped Into or wu bit at the NO!Iburg Sand· II ollrlng a capping elfort. The structure. The process, known aa "burn- - · · .. known .. be - · tag olf.,'" waa uaed earlier thia Moamohllo, ll1e 8mlilll! 0 I l IIIIDh Wbon flrot attemp11 were mede to put tho well In proollotkln. That fire, ror. a few minutes, became uneoatroUed. A~ ll8ht ns'!lllln • - lt.l be rodioed desperately for help and that Johnaon's 00111- North Korean: shore. Also to be hoard wero the sld,pper or the ~lo~a 1l1ter tnteUlgence shipJ USS Banner, Cmdr. Charles R. Clark. 1111 a Navy e~~ttaln !rom the ccminunkations center in s._n: who was personally reacllrw lllo sos mesoqes from 111e Pueblo, The dram1 oC Jl.lcher'a Words before he was exeuaed from ·= !t ~~eaO:~c:' a t4ld 'Korean fOr of a North (Coatinued on Page Hi st f.rocational Teachers are Needed . . . . 15~""'~"•11" hlgh-.:.~.37 . . Downed with All7 KiUed SAIGON (UPO - Communists ahot down a clearly marked u. S. helie(J)ter ambulance carrytrw soldiers wounded ln battle, kWing all seven men 3bolrd, miUtary spokesmen sald todQ. They said the UH1 helicopter Plil)ted with large red crosses, fell to guerrUI1 ftre Thursday night in the Central Hlghla!XIs and was the 999th Americ111 chopper downed by the Cmnmunists In the Vietnam war. It held three men wounded in cmtbat plus tou.r crewmen. Observers said it W1,8 the Orst such incident since the United Slaloi boiled the _ , _ of Vlolnlin Nov. I. Oo Oel. 2 ruotrlllas sl\01 - ·· toooo POd.,...,.. medical hollooplfra but 110 one WIS reported klJled, J'lorlh I Th•se Chain. were retularly priced at I 119.00 129.00 139.00 149.00 159.00 I January FtinitiR'e $99•.....00 _____________________ ____ I_1 Sale Price Strike tO · Continue Large walnut finiah double dresser with tnttawmlrror - Full size bookcase headboard bed and l'OOilU' ellest ordnwera. Jonuory Solo Prlco $114.00 F..- )'0111' greatest saYings In bedroom f11rnllure. vlall our 3rd door t'urniture departlhent. ~ price• on all bedroom sultea and cpeo 1tock llli&JI• lllll pecan bedroom Aaralture. · -------------------------RCA 50th · Anniversary Sale In tho Muolc Dopo...,ont on tho 2ni It- ,... con ••.,. on many ~a.dela of RCA Cqlor Tel..,lslon and RCA SMMos. lt'a o goocl time, - . to buy on RCA Radio, Block ond Whlto T eleYislon S.t, or o Portable Record Pl1yer. Th.,.•a o big . ••lectlon and tota of apeclal prices for thl• 50th Annlverury Solo. JANUARY FURNITURE SALE S.lel Stf• Ws-H14H·Ws SIH,or U.qn . S.lol Style a Pl.cilf;•lq 319.011 Vinyl Hldo-A.BoL._____ .._... Solo 22.4.00 259.00 Avocodo Nylon Sloop or Lo••l•----··-···..·--$elo 199.80· 259.00 c...-. Print Stnvlo . · 51- or Lovnto..... :.. ______ .:,.Solo 199,00 199.00 Sot. :•·,;:~~~~::.:·..~~:~~-~~~:'; Gr••· r11 Large Chi!'01 Arm Cha)r ..,.1 A bOok drive cOllducted in the Meigs Local School District was a "llnlsh"' ••• of sorts. On uveral occasions the public was invited t.o contribute books ID tho diolrh:l by leovlng lhelr donotlons at lhe ol!lce of Sq>t. George Hlll'p'a.Yh. or ealling bla number, i92-2153. and. the contributions would be picked .... ·. lJ'be Board 'of Education also Informally discussed and ~~Jprov­ ed the plan. The collection was to be screei\IMI beCore the volumes :su1tis .. ·• "eo~~ql*'tld bJ Ioree. •• "I wi~ 1o alllnn tllaltho Ropubllc ot v - to o1acon IIXI , _ In lllo . _ lo oddn8 o Juolllld JutiJw-1111 to end 1 war wtllch laa lnftlcted IUfted.rwl and lolaa • a. .A Vlelnun f<ll' OY8r o docD," K, aeld. He &ltd. "I hl;p u.t the JMNIIII• Cll rbe other aide wW ahow sim.Uar goodwlll. Peace can be relltored 1110011 u dll Ccmmunista abmloo their acbeme ol up~naton bJ Coree." """"""" well • J)lirplex. lng day Thllredaj> u 1 bllllklo slipped, - - llle drilling riB mc:we. A bulldozer wu u,Hd to dear d:!e area &I"CUUd dae rl& to andoo.......,,.......,.,... reported. SAN FHANCISCO (1JP0 - A force of 300 policemen firmly backed acting President S. l Hayakawa's bard - line stand apJnst strikers at San Franciseo State Thursday, maldrt:: t II e largest mass arrest in the city' a history. Under a barrage of rocks, bottles lnd sharpened clubs thrown by screaming demonstra·· tors, the helmeted riot police took 420 persons into custod,y - more Ulan twice t~ total · nwnber previously f.trested since a strlke by minority groups Nov. 6 touched otf 11 weeks or violence and disruption. II¥ aeld. i(ys 81atement bore out dllllcmotlo .._.u that - . Vietnam, at S.turd~Ta .m,• aeaaiob of tbe hl.s"Corie CGiferenoe, will that tho Communlllla otop 111e ,.....,.sl,. war qa1nst s.tgcn as a pre-aJIIIII.don to .PIIce. Youths Prove Willing . To Help in Charities BY BOll HOEFLICH Tooii.J'• lklrt .... be lhort. ... tho....... louderllld lllellllr ....... buiiiOmatterOOw,... lllooll, Melp en. DICK KNlGitT Knight with TopofCla.s Richard (Dick) D. Knichtt son of Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Knight. Legion Terrace, Pomel'OJ't has ned b;y ltayakawa in his ertorts ~uated trun the lmproved to restor, order to the 18,000- Nihe Her~ea, Miupe E'irtJC:O. &tudeot cllDpus. . strQ,cti~ ' "Statton Ma1atenuee : The SU···Fn.nc:laco State vto- -~ at Fort ~11, Tex. · lence ef\lltM less than 24 hours Bei..ng lmOIIg the tqJ: 1.4 pwd.. after a $500,000 fire, set by ar- uatss frclm. a clau ~ 74 fii}Cing sonists, gutted an aldltorium on the ~- ~ WD Pl'CIDQt.. the University o1 california's eel tq Specialist .~ Cllaa 'Sidp-. nearby Berkeley Calq)us .Pi..nr £!1e rank of~stf'parth where nearly 800 persons were Class d\le to hh high academic arrested five years ago during ataOOing. , 1 free speech movement. Following a Slklly leave wltb ftia parents, !?9eeidist Knight his gone to Callfwaia Ill! will leave from there tor u 18The weekly 1V guide whieh month toor ot dozy In Okino... has appeared ln the &mday as a fire ·cootrol atatlon. ancl Times-Sentinel for the past radar maintenance technlcian. three years will begin appearing in Fri.day•s edition of the Dally Tribune and Dally Sentinel, beginning tod&,y. PEAK REACHm ATLANTA (1]1'1) - Tho Na- t1ona1 Communicable Dlaease Collier said IDday the lloog Kong fiu eplclomlc In 1lle United states sllns ~ declining lut l, taG lallweek, 1lle .,..ter aald. fDr oth- 'l1lo7 proved II In !he CombiDed Cbartlleo orne c:t1ldJct,. eel In !luo lfelp High Seboo1 II lllddleport. A rallolle roal al PliO wu bociJ aid" ............ -.fUnd drlvu. 1101 ""' tho - lo ralle In Whol did 1lle - do?'lbey Animal Kingdom Fights for Life . MINNEAPOLJil;... Mlm. (UP!) -Thou- ~ jloer, (lileaaanta .... - pm8 blrdt .... ·agslnal ... fllll!llnl for lholr llai:Yatlm In ll>o anow-eovered woob ... ao:l prairies al lllo NortM:ontnl United Slates. A hea>y ldll al llah -s (lroblems aeltlnc lo ell - a t beeauoe hiiY1 In lllo 1110W Is c:uUiag olf - - fiiiD A lleavy II~ kill oleo frozen lakes llld ldlllng IQ[IIIIIc lllllreeteaedlnlheOOJ1h. planla, Plaol ....., "' OIIQ'8111 In !he ........ MElG8 GENERAL HOBmAL Boavy II aloo ...... Admlaslons Ama Perry, prd>lomo for ..... In v.. lllddloport; VIrgil - . . . RD aad a failun " tbe ICGI'Il t:rt:IIJ. D-. Bulland. alao is ~ lri _ ~ Dladlarps - lllrry llurot, central atatea beeat•te of hea'7 I..ovte Watsoa. snow over • frozen lakes. 'lbo _.u ma,y be poor VETERANS MEMORIAL ·hlolllng next fall .f!i!'_- HOSPrrAL ot arut (JOIIillll.Y a dill Admissions - Harold Rama.. tn lllhtng luck oex1 IIUDIIIOr. bur&. IUnerqy; Howard Sltarla, '11111 Is ODe al lllo worlll Rnt:Jand; Wlley lmtal, Pome- f~ wlldllte In MlmoDa, Wlaa»sl• llld Mich1pn, IIMI l!IIIIO atoo flcel woek. Tulol doalharoportedfrom - · oo raoord (lletiDIOIIIa and lnllueaza """ ~- - (lie odll are - . - Police moved in as strikers gathered on t~ campus for a rally, one ot the activities ban- DIVORCE ASKED A pedtlon for divorce haabeen filed in common pleas court 1:\f were added to the several school libraries. Pearl Howery, RD Albany, a .. O..a• who the aole COIIU'ibutor was? None but Hargrave• him- plnot Eddie Lou -..,, same self, ....,_, wife -tho request aerlooaly o._h 1o fill 1 box with address. 'lbe plainUff chargea. bOokl; which Rargravea took to bl.s omee tor the "drive. •• groaa D881eet of duQ' and exTbe drive iJ stlU on in cue you're bUrested. You eu drcJp treme o:ruelly. Four minor ehfi. books at Hargr1ves' ofllee at Me.ip High School in Middleport., or· dren are Involved. call him for pickq1 service. YOU DON'T H.i\VE to join the ni'Y to see the world, anymore. Trawl baa been broueht within the means of manes lnd theae dQs la considered a vital put of educatlan. . BW Zerkle, 1011 of Mr• ...t Mra. WWWn Zerkle of SyncuaeJ t.o Joined an edueatlooal ot Cllal>man Cdlap World COmpos Aftoot, IIMI tollowlng o ~an orloolatl111 Jorlod, wutl..ve from Loa Ao&otes Saturday. ' The lri» will take him 1o R-Uiu, J"'*"' Horw Koois, Thollam, ~ala, CO,Ioa, tnlla, - o , ~ POritand om-r ....,.._ ,He'U be .lllloard the S. S. ~ ... countrymen will DOt let themlll.wa be rest&mtl over a broad area ,~ Salel 3 Piece W looM Suites 011 the McKelvey laDd. Worksro al lllo lllmtlllr 0 I I "' ll1e COOIIIIy lui One gr~ or over ooe dozen chairs conslttlrw ol Oecaaional Chain - Looq:e Chairs- Roek-0-l...oungers 1 - Recliners - Rockers. large selection of fabrics 1 andc~~s. • PARIS (UP() - VI<~ Pre- ·~ Clio K, otSooolfo V.._ arrived for •llle Pvto 111k1 .., V-m ....... llw his ........,. 1IOIIied but Dutot t11o pr1co ot e>niN. nllt dolnl•tlon. . SQwq all I lelllner It Orb' olrleld CMI lllo ... al IUIJ,. ocole barplnlnot on Ids . - . ' • fulore, K, -IIOIIoalll# yanls fromlllehtiii-IUNwell 420 Taken b¥ nlt!bl. To Jail by karlwd Copter 300 Police K1oeltlw·Berltline-F oele-Maxwell Royal Chairs Compoo;y WBS _.ted lo bring in Its well 011 the Clanaee Prof. fill place tale lido moratng or In lllo The well, ...... drU!ed wUll a mory n, 1o located - - lloulo 338 about 700 .... 99C a Skein I 0 .... Gas Well Lights lJp CoUnty L'" '. ' -------~JUJlO~-~--~-~---- $8• 00 . ~ ctl · """ !,() , ... 0~>' ~ 12 lf[Qnlha to 10 Whtlo lt.or . ~ 0 ... ~ ...... ~ 1,.9$ . ' Wt.ler-<jlroot - ~ Operates oo t b-etoe batlerloL Fllato ltallt· ..,: i I FRIDAY. JANUARY 24, 1969 4 ReodY!<J,Wear o.u-~ 2lid ftoor -·--·-·-- ---------------~--..J CITIZENS ANGERED CINCINNATI, Oldo (UP0 The s.oor Cllheno Clul> In oub- • Start• Septic Action • Sthnulatea laderla • lllmlnat•• Oclora In lllo POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO L .~ Solol FIC!"tlog Sizes 28 to 38 waist In all lenllhs. StaPrest ariuly sp111 fabrics of 50\ Polyestw - 50\ Cotton. Colors are Charlie Brown, Navy Blue, Cool Blue, Wheat. Lon1 lao LIYi Jeans in the new '69 Fasbion Look. Perfect for Vo1111 Men and lien's Sportswear, scmol wear, casual wear. ,, JD"OPe!V owners -. the Lebanon aDd nearb7 L e t a r t township areas are reported~)' giving would • be lease takers headaches by holcllngoulfDr hlill· er royallles. One -rl;yowner ia 1eported ·to hoe turned down an otfer in ex:ceas ~ $15,000 in royai.Uea for a leaae em a ,. • '. ' \: ~ . IMII' .... )'Oil noocL . Sta-Prest Jeans Gas Boom Syracuse Dies f>l Sl<p Levis Nuvos ELYRIA, OIDO - TUESDAY'S DEFEAT ola one per cent city inc001e tax in a special election will force the city to furlough an urqpecified number of firemen and policemen, according to Mayor Leooard Reichlin. Reichlin said Wednesdi(V the layorrs would come within the next two weeks. The incmte tax would have provided an estimated $1.6 million a year. $1. VOL XXI NO 192 ~ 'llol!l' eol~o. SJJet 1-6 io u . .we..-m S!¥le~t- slrott~ """"' ~ nocular· l)f'dle CCitlllb'Y"I ll11'1i1 .......,. ...... fletiuw1. Siaea tlh to lL seamle11 IDiilh wiew or aeunleaa plaiD weew.. ExceUent eolora. • Bv United Press lnternltional ' ~... . ' A lllc . . . . Hal respeelhe))'. Also hitting In double rlgW"es for the 25 .. ,,........ . w.-•••. • . ,••,1... · ·Silm·out . w....lb.~•lts• Youn1 . .s F'aremen, policemen to be furloughed sllbsequently. Of'IJae Mei(p-MGIOII Al'ftl ~ m.efll a court martial Lrial, Jnl'ormed the 41-year old skipper that he need answer no more questions about the capture of the ship by North Korean gunboats or what happened en tin '!I1IIIAI u ... ,... hive a Oil ~ ,.,.~ ........ lllo ' ......... of buketbaD. .__In_· tber. an inereue In the ll&e ol. the worldiJa force, ..... Qlllc:k...... altho poco a l - Mdlihtlt ............. will be l would vlaltlaJ III!YI• """ -"'""" lhe -IIIIo ID . - U· lllere, Ill a for '·IJiatlntt -.·1' ,...lo_ ... pmotn , _••. Iii - · In tllo Eut( South IDd Welt, tbl ... ..-. ta - IIMI PD11 II ·dolac ...u.: In lllooe ....: MaoJ - -uearry..cwen" "' Pille lllelialai.: ..... 0( l l l d - .. _ , . . . . . lOJ'. Deer ... . ......: llloellarges - Mary Bomllu1, _.w1171n - - . ...- . Danlal Ralnlon. lin llld Yldllpa. ' IIIJIIber ot lahle - · loualy ID 1D ................ H~Qps. --for- propored .. - mud. • lot "' - FOI'Iho-•aatlbe . . - , . - IIIII-. flf ..... at.t,lot ·.... ._,.., Ia -~ or ~ �-l-' - ...... .Begins.-Long. -. --IINAIA....... . . . a...-_._....., -"-'-- Bplance cif PaymentS:.- Seesaw Ride for U.S.MilCh may have cone wrOrlg lor Pres!· dent Jobnson in the closing years ol his ldminiStration, but at least the financial breaks went his way at the very end. in his final State of the Union address, ba was able to point to both a modes' bud· get surplus, thanks largely to Ule 10 per cent surtax proving more lucrative than anticipated , and a plus in the natiOn's balance of payments. The _latter is the more surprising tnd, paradoxically, also cau&in~J: some concern. For the first year since 1957 more money came into the country than flowed out, contrary to predictions as late as last November that llle string ol deficils would be continued by something like U.4 billion. . Instead, the combination of U.S. business · bjinging home an unprecedented $1.5 billion from its overseas operations and an unusually large lnftow ol foreign funds, more than f2 billion attracted primarily by rising U.S. stock prices and interest rates, during the year's final quarter convet;ed red ink into black. Wbat causes concern is that the payments surplus is, if not illusory, at least of a highly transient nature. With the slightest downturn in tbe U.S. economy, the foreign money could and probably wOuld flow out again. And overshadowed by the good news in the ledger is the disturbing fact that Ule most imJ)ortant item in our international a c c o u n t s-tradedropped drastically to what Tr..sury Undersecretary Frederick"L. Deming termed "a miserable $500 million" surplus. In previous years, overseas investment, tourist spending and the defense efl'ort have been Ule big spenders, dumping billions of dollars abroad and fueUng the run on American gold r~serves . A beollby trade sqrplus, ruDnlng !tom $3 to $5 biQiQfl. aMuaur. baa gone. a long way to balance the drBID and keep deficits manageable, But lor too many y"""" llle United States hao been managing Uke EUza on llle lee, jumping from expedient to el<pedlent with tba bloodhounds of disaster-a panic ruD on llle dollar-snapping at our heels..With tba once-<lepelldable trade 1urplus now In danger, something more than eXPedients is needed to dell willl a chronic balanceof-payments problem !hat bas never looltad blacker, despite the black Ink for 1968. ·-., .._.... 'An' the Smile Ye Wear. :.' BEAUTIFUL - MESS is that people lulve oot ehangDeor Helen: You women! Alwayo sticking ed - onJ,y in the outward acor Immoral behavior. toptbet to claim we men are And that i!ln't new: 1 remem~ such lousesf lf you think men U'8 fhe mea who Uke to pla,y ber '"flaming youth." and '"tree around the moat, let me tell you love•• slogans ot the 20s. The oth- -ee Q--1 am 54 and in good health. For a b o u t nine Tile ...... - ' ' ., 'I t :' a. -•? - a. soon "' A FIIMILY TIIAT~ 1!l6ETHER. WOULP IIEAT YOUR l!tlAJNS OUT 'IOeETHEP. I ....... willl ... .,_,, wiU bo b7IDr for NO, 2 ..., more tbll - . ,...... ·a. . s . --. . All I A th 4nnua • ports ·Dinner Slated Tonight~:;.~~': ... , · - · · . RAY CROMLEY -..,t ly RAY CROMLEY NEA Washington Cornspanllent WASHINGTON (NE'I) . · The weakness of economic forecasters II !hat they spend so much time looking at llle forests that they lose oillht of the individual trees. · It is quite clear by now the evoluaton don't know wbllt is going lo happen Ulls year-overall. PredlcUons are beinC changed almost dally. In empbasb:lng the expected slowdown in 81'0Wth In llle first hall ol1969, what Is mlllsed lllllat 'this year will be a most profitable time lor a wide nuinber of lnduslrles, Look at some of these lndlvldull predictions worked out by government and private Industry spettallsts: ClvWaa alreraft salea up a laa!J,!j! in IIIII. . Naninc AloJM spen!lla& ap zz jjiir -~~·· .;:'' ' . "~ 1 • MabHe home prodaelloa .UP It ..... eea~1...1!'jllll~ j!rlvote home oonstraelloa up 1Z ,... c:enl. ·· Computer salea aDd bran mill outpat ap 17 per eelll. Motel lluolula ap 11 por ...t. Petraehemleal salea, oapper re!lalal, beaa&y ~ pa· lro""'e and oaomellol and lellet preparalloaa W.. ap 1t per eeaL · Newopapon, btutuH mquinel, mea'a aPHrel. vllrieb" oiAirea, raUroad ear protlaelloa, deparlat• · - . uil aenapaoe v81ele --~ maaaflielllren all aMid de at leaal I por oellt - · Ia • · · The list eould be enlarfted. Tbe problem 1o that llleae very satisfactory 1181ns, It 1 anUcipal;ad1 1fUl be Offaet In Ule over-an statlsilcs !»Y a ...,._ ol JIICIUIIrles wllleh an not upected to do quite oo w.U In llle aext 12 mCIIltblsteel mHIII, ferWizer producero, hotel• aDd a railge of olller induslrles whoae growlll wiU be slow. , . Overall, govenuneat analyaes indlcata thai of, 1G9 Industries surveyed, 12 expect lncreasea of IDQI'e , ~ 10 1*: ceat, liO Increases of 5 to 10 i>er oeat, 40 lnereUeo or than S per ceDI and 5 lnduslrlea wboae buam.u 1fUl remain level or deelino a BlUe: So 11111fUI be fer ,.0. defntle .. w11en ,... dl. . . Tbe same holds for ODIDioyme,. predleUOIII for lilt. Decreasing IDiemilloYmeat llJUte& p'l iaean mach to 111e man who IOoes bli job and can't filii' ianolhir one. · . . If one looks lllrouab llle ~~ Jll! lndi.;...uaJ lndualrle.t · expeeted to grow markedly Ia 11'8,4alid .~ ~ to lncreaae their need lor mea, It ~ r¥W7 •P· ent that lllese are llle very industrlq 11blcb bf and OO"Ie. require speci•Used tralnbic c>r e<lueaflt!a, Tliaitlli It ,..rtJi IIi· ood year for a creal many JIICillle, !t . . . ..., ,u I will be rouper for the wiltllled man c>r ·v-"" • that llle NixOn adminiotratlon rna run' lntci'~ lems-oay !»Y June, Jul,y or AuiUII. y · r·;r· - COLUMBtlS (IJPI) - . G r I~ Woody Hayeo of 0No Slate WOI lrGa (ii'OIIe w~ . to l'lil 111111ed colloge coach of tbe . ere will! track starI, swinuni!W year, BloDtoo Collier of the 1t1'*11Jt1. beteball pros ~ Clevelahcl BrowDI, pro coach ot other IIJIOI'tl stare In tbe diatinctlon, and Vinee Lombardi .lttb OIIDiol AU~ 1wanl of the Green Boy Paeken, ,..... 1!1-r o1 tbe T - Cl.., ·- ball' a top me.-. 0{ COlumbus. . Pete Rose ol llle Clncinllotl Ohlo lo to ree<!lvo llle Radl wiU be lKinclt-8d as boa• ~ z..,J)ko TrGphy for .,._ ball player of the year and Me118 the but collop ,_U lain wiU pick up a seeond teom play!Jw tbe maet demon&- award u pllcbor of the year. IIW o<bedule. """"' Kelly of the Jolulll' Bench, oloo of CineinCl""fUd Broima wiU pick 111 aoti, no named rookie ot the the J - h Corr trc.,hy 11 tbe you In iaaeball. ~- Natloaal ~ Bob Beamon receives the 1Aape J>loyer ODd LAnce AI· tnek DIUI or lite yeor OW~ worth or tbe 5oft Jlte&o Ciorl!- and Clorleo llickeox, lndiSllo I en wiU be liveD the Pate Roo triJ>le Olymjllc chlmj>lon, will zelle trop1u< for beliW the bo li'"n tho owimmer of tbe IIIDIIiiW American F - l l y01r award. Loquo playll'. The elub nomed Ted M~Nult.Y . 0. J, Slmpooo WOI lilmed tbe of !Wer Arll- Htab Sehool - · college ·..-JI here aa hlch ochool , _ player ODd wiU be liven llle p~ or thO year. ";~=~j Dur1111 a bullet Thlr,dO¥ ~ !"'n; ".Who nl&hl. Tonl'm, Bell, wlio·' ol!l . cl" .the 'liWut ated in the S~~>er Bowl 'Jail. 12, !all oeaoon. wlii reeelve received ihe top !oobil o!llciol the Alhlatle Club traphy for the award. He Is an NFL referee. athletic perfllnllllleO of 1968. 1969: Pocket-Linin~Year If You're in the Right"tirt6 · prevent their becomjng can. cerous. - PF.!'·""'" · > ; ;: ' Me -'., leloure to talk. ·Dillfe ~ to JIG tO the HJ!my-lf on11·' Jllll !0 ~ tllat a tueb@:t lo 1ft'!MIC-Ihio alooe ~3 Jeu PI! B B L-E BEACH, CaliL (UPI).. Tile)' try again 1<11111' to . Pial the lint round of tbe $160,000 BiiW crosby Pro-Am Olld it lbe rain wuhiio It Out a aecODd ume, there Ia a •troiW pouiblllt:r lite wbele tounley may &O dowa the drain as did tbe very lint Cl'osby 11nlr..,_ J- - .a Deoplte the doylong ..... Thursday, ,lllllertes ot surprtaIIW IUIIbers trudged the B01BY fllnrays in the . - of tavorltos aod before play wu finalb' called off with • tblrd of the fteld oWl out, Billy CUper, Harry Toscano ODd Mac '*' Bucks Play Cornell Five At Oeveland -y Otber pmes '"' the .....,.... ... Geo~'&o~A>w•OII'.l Jou. 1'1; -Collop- ... CoqbollnWe, 'llolrG¥ J • 30; Collep, Tuesday Feb. 014 DomiDI<ODo 'l1lllnday Fell. S; and V11jon ~ - Feb. a, t; McLohad tied leld ' · - - - - · with two under par for 711o.the Coll!ler pllyecl Cn>reas Point whUe the other two bagged their •ubi>ar at Pebble. The bell . DRY 'O.FAIIIIG 1'11111111 of the day II !PYiioss was 71, turlled In by John aod Leo Elder. r-· 2.-Hour SERVICE· Of course, all those scores were wiped out, 110111 with 7ts by Arnold Polmor llld U.S. ; IUPON llEQUISTl q,en champ Lee Trevino. · Jack Nicklaus and Masters · c~ Bob Goalby were aWl , out when piQ was called. at,;. Arizooa st. 93 Uteb 118 AriZONI 76 Brig Y - 'I1J Ull.....,.... CGiooollu·--. ...... --·a.-. V'reto,. West low,....,...... CZoshyTo~ent Southern FrO.h in SUI Roo• 91 llollao s.t>tot 89 Mld*est Drake 93 Bradley 76 lor at tbo Uao .,..., U.t' ,;., - . A - plmr ~ jllji .... BIOo tldo w,oJI Wil!lull Pro-Am It San ~ In . .. - - Rt;' Jo ~ 'NbW wllllld be pul in pooi11A1B _........, . .h pi,ayor Holratoe, ""~ . . . . . ' .. lH7 - . bon bll - - . . . at each o1 ' t i l t - C011l'141Sbeb:ethecut to Lta,lai • llcKbiliay. 11 ·:made. Ttus, if Glib" two --. wiU ..... . r..-,11e1 Ia then II wouldll't unlaf DlaM but DtOt .... ... be llir to payoff at 36 tton Jot. Is a inllallo' a hol.e1, •• wa1 done last week ta College In Te>U ~ tbe Kalur ~ at ho ·,.. enrolled lli dayJ, Napa, Clllf., beeauM -;yglas1 DOt m. ~to atr.d bla .U. . HW lo considered a ._ tougher elbilil¥; He Ill • .._ cwr~e tlaD Pebble Beach and shooter IIIII a worlllnB Cwreu Point. Oilllinot tbe lull court .,..... -1':. - Boyl.or 103 Tarleton St. 57 -b e alreineadjlilo eC!Jieatltia. ::. e,... . . 11;1,.,._..,.• ., .. Rain Halts Play In clamiake way lack In 1937. 01111. A •toady drlula pwetod the C..cb Carl Walfe'l cld>, eorl,y llartero IIIII by 1-8 orerall otter wiD arer the limo the late - · had Wabolna'o Wblte FolCIIII Iiiii reaehed the Oro! 1M the to-tonlafitond men. weothor had deterlontod into a Two Redmon ore U-1111101111 otorm. Woeldq rolno lut lb.. on boot lo Vbrtm Sotlirthe CIIITOIII 1 s 1n ~ week llld -u.. this week had diJ Jd&lrt. - . bll 11011od au-loft lite three Crooby couroesPebllle Beach, Cj>pnsa Point llld ~)'Jial, HW-In leoo than ldeo1 eoallltlon to beiin with Is 5-7 in all_.._ Vbrtm ~. - · bas llld ""' added raiD modo · ody tiat mueh _.. ott au overall t-8 llote and baa tallied 8t9 polntl eompared to 773 Jack Tutldll, PGA tounament by theli- OJIPC)Iitlon. chalmlon, lndiealed tbot If Molp loll 83.55 1p lroolloo• ID OIIOiher day lo loot in the the .,...,_1 , llllrd oo11q ol Crosby he will order tbe whole •lllll>Oiln. SophoiDore llliii-loo By United Presa IIQrnaUonal thirw: oft 'l1lat' s beeauae mOlt Kltcbell and Bin Wub- Ohio State. the Big Ten eo. of the pros compettna here are bum proved to be lql , I lor terence leader and 15th ranked seheduled to play. nut Tueaday the 0 in lllot major . collego team, trios lor and Wedneaday in lite Andy poured'l'lprthrouJh 22 markero Its 11th wiD ODd fifth •tral&ht Tile Marauders. ollowini, opot- vlc:lory toolgh~ t;v olgno of Improvement In ,.._ The Buckeyes, who haw lost pmeoba beealedtbraut!honly to UCLA (Dec. 6) ODd 00111 out lbe ....;.•in 1-u., by Joa Wash!....,. (Dec, 30), .., over Kyger lll,yero, 6~ senior, sad J<tf Tyo, Cornell. 1be same will be all-1 "'''homore. Myers, in more plaled at Cleveland. OSU beat 1be Srutbern lllgh freshman reeent pmoo bll been bitting IDI:Iiana. WlscONin 81¥1 MJ.ehl.. cap team pleked 1111 a 38-32 tho lloops averill olahout gan in consecutive games earl- vlciory over Kyger Creek Ibis polntl per same 111111e Tyo ier this month tor a perfect c~ week u Dave Wbile's 18 points 17 bll put throut!l1 88 many u 22 ferenee record this seiiOD. The pecedthewlmera. In a single outing. Other acoren for the uttle Buckt next tlke on Winois Tornadoeo were Rick Snider with Jan. 28 at Columbus. In -eo Thuraday night 7. Bruce Hart 5, Jim ltJhbard Collep Basketboll Reoulll Steuben.We OIWIIlled an 11- t, sad Jerry Hubbard sad Bret By United Prosslntemotlonal pme losing streak by nipping Hart,. eacb 2. Rlcbar11 MollaSoutll visiting st.' illnoent (Po,) 611-Q han led KC with 11 sad Mille ' Clems0fi'9S Furman 8J ., ond Becklay Nl. Ve.) cJcl>. Beobe c. . . lD7. Georala Tech 75 Rice 56 bered Ollio Dominlcu 128-98 in DaVidson 71 Princeton 54 Coiwnbuo. D Lipomb 87 f1rnce St 68 · at In Steubenville, Don Leake Bellamne 86 T. More 64 scored 24 points to pace ste~ Prsbytrn 87 Blmnt Abby 75 benvllle, now 2-11. Leake Rollino 76 Rider 73 OT drq,ped io a lou! shot with 15 catawbo 60 Erakine S4 seconds remalDlng to assure tbe Coocb Dick Well ODd his Mid TeDn 79 Term Wsba 69 Barons ol the win. Melgo Marauder lroBh team got F1orida st. 92 HowaU 60 steve c o r e s tossed In 30 East .... ol ""' ....... points lor Beckley in an easy tbelr WO¥nsbrg 65 Wheell!W 64 agaln,ot • tinfaht over Ohio Dmrlnlcan. 34 rietory at Jaekml with ' tills week. Southwest a. months I've been ho&Me, especially when I'm upseL A Q-Two moat111 ago a docspeciaUst says my ears. nose tor sajd my throat irritation and lllroat are O.K. What was caused by gargling willl besides cancer could cause a strong mouthwaah. I no this hoarseness? What treat- longer use a mouthwash but mentis there for it? my throat is still raw. What A-Hoarseness Js a symp- do you advise? er daY a young lliend ruelully 1 real scorcher. · A-BecaiUe tllroat lrritaTwo years ago I became ln- said, ui believed in living free tom !hat should never be negl!"'ted, especially If it lion is so often caused by olWW I had to have an ahorUoo . . torelllo!,d in joining a local matepersiSts for more than three kaline mouthwashes and alHow [ wish I bad waitedJU IW3iiPina club whleh meant my weeks. If a specialis~ has ~skaline saliva, I would ·aug. Pd like to hear women told Sured rou Ulat no BerlOUS diS· Wife will!d V'"ve to Join also, gest that you drink Warm ' l .. lojllmodll~toher .... that modem or not, meo IIIII_ e~ . 1~ ~resflnt,. the -eause lemonade three or four tim"' byltillrlcal. a at ...,."!-~¥! ,<'4le(IOrles for them:; rn'a't . be · 'exce.sstye .. r..Jiiiilg; "" a day. SIICkililntlli'd Cllndy dr Good (morrlaPable) and bad (ex- dnnkmg !If. smoli.ing. The voand eried. "How could candy made Willl . lr!ycerin piollablo). cal cords tire easily 1n pertwo or three times a tfay ddnk ol being otter By volelng her dl_.,...al, sons who are anemic or gen- may also help. IS yWa ot marriagei and you erally run down. Excessive ba.Ye~ BOllle nerve to think that the mother might bring about a dryness of the indoor air and Q-Pleaoe explain "neo~ a proper lady, -ld want an- marrta&e or a break-up. Soctesmog are possible causes plasm of tba patrotid gland tv•a .ntles are atUI for the pro.. and in some persons chronic othe man." metastatic.'' ' After mud! persuasion, I fi- tectlon ol llle female, - MRS, emotional tension may be the A-Tbe parotid is the saliaall,y oonvlnced her to try 11 R. T, source of the trouble. The vary gland thai swells up In cause must be found before mumps. ,IIIII once. Wow! Would you ba- Dear Mrt. T.: Read below: neoplasm is a any effective treatment can tumor andA sJnce lleve in just two years she has Dear Helen: metastatic ThaDk you for realizing what be prescribed. aut-dl.ltanaKI 1ne ten tlmes? means lllat It originated In other organ, we must 9le Ill one of lite bJsgeot Olrto most dlrt.Y -minded adults don't Q-My soa has chronic lar- some assume !hat It is mallgnant. that all girls who vlolt a ID the dub llld I sugpl!t yngitis. What treabnent Is ODI IIOlllg to aome ol lltelr af- man's apartment don't play it recommended? fairs. she carries on t11t11 we like a James Bond marie, and A-Here agabl llle treat11>- Pm beglnnlpg to think rna,y. we can even go on weekends ment would de~nd on llle QUICK QUIZ be women are more hunters than that lnch.lde separate rooms. It's cause. In addition to the mta. Tell me pleue, · what are "" to girl, for whlle lbe causes listed for hoarseness Q-Which of thG <ZOCIIlbey REALLY tbinkiiW abeut fellow may hope, sex isn't a chronic laryngitis may ~ tlve bro...,h.. of thG go•emwlllle they slaYe ewer tbe h o t great big glaring is11110 any more. due to tuberculosis, benign ~~ .. not ~llotud In tumors, kidney disease and · thG Cmutitutloll? You either do or yoo don't sad allergy. IIUS1!AND ('I) A-Cabinet, who eves? D'. as you said, the Dear llullbood: Rlabt IIIIW, moot ol lllem are . - r bas raised the girl with Q-What II m e a • t by Jll'li>abl,y lhlnldns 1Uil're a db1;y the rf8ht principles. Bhe'U hold bowed-vut v o c a I cords? Q-What 1DGB IM fl1totolt middiNged man lllll'rted to a true to them for her time and Would that condition cause ....eU<Jtloll itl millforll hlffne IInce -~~ sad yoo de- place. They may include a less hoarseness? What are singMrVe all the Jll"d>lems 1QU'li rlild lnteq>retation tban less hon- er's nodes? ~.:...That earrlad out bY A-Bowlnc-oat suggests a e It generations mouthed (b 11 t 1,200 AWed aavol and clvU -behaving. oraft from the ~hbaad at So go erawl back In y o u r clidn't follow) or, quite often, diffuse swelling of the vocal Dullklrt. Fnnce, between bole.- H. they Include ''Waiting WI mar- cords due to inflammation May 'Jt1 aad June 4. 11140. A Dear Helen: rlap, '' but no flaunt1ng ber pur- It would surely cause total of 888,228 Brilllb aDd hoarseness aDd discomfort I taM exception to your ...!ite's ley. !be'll visit hio aparlmeut, associated with talking. French troops were taken over 21 and times have chang- lot t.lsybodies think what they off. Singer's nodes are small aaswer to the molher ol wish, sad onJ,y he and she will nodes or polyps lllat some214-ear -<>ld girl who vloit- know for IUI"e, times form on the vocal .... And her worried motber cords of persons who misuse od ber bey lriend'o •. , . . _ IDd went on weekends with him. had better trust ber upbring- their voice in shouting or unThe moltler ahould make Jt a. in& tor making an isBUe over tutored singing over a Joog llundontiy door abe dilljlprOVes, a very pr!Yate ADULT laaller period. They can be removed If for no other rea10n than to will onJ,y drive her Jli'OWII dau&l>- easily by a lllroat speciallot Thio sbould be done as nlleve oome ol her feeling ol ter awa,y. Boning ends when a as they are discovered to girl reacbes 21. - ARRIVED -oibiUt,y. E • . Tile lodlaJio ia-'t bien oa at - . thto whlle plllag ,. an iqlnoolvo IQAC load. OWraU the lndionl ore 11· 4 lor tbe AU lialrloN.. have beea on tbe rood. Cooch Art t..nm'o Redmen oro undefMted at -tills nolOll wltb a 3-G ncon:l wblle on the I'I10d tbe on 2-7 lor au ......U ,.....,. of ll-7, Rio Gnnle biu IDur IQAC tello loft, all· at -·ODd they Ia'" o avod chance to lltliob Orll or second in the' conf8r. enee. Loll time out CUmberland pimed a 119-17 1011 011 tbe Red- a-.. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. .PeOSJle think that •'times have changed.,. when the truth ... ....oa Best Not to Neglect Hoarseness Symptoms Many _ 1•71nlollp~ It looks as lllou'h one good deed II about ' to beget anolller 1n transpOr!atlon. What is hopefully a new era In passeqer trains is barely under way with the introduction of the new high-speed express between New York and Washington. Now comes word that railroad employes are receiving special training in what was almost a lost art-treating passengers well. The Penn-Central is putting BOrne 3,000 on- and off-train personnel through a pasSf>nger-relations course stressing courtesy and efficiency. Like the galley-type dining facilities the new trains feature, it is something borrowed from the airlines. The "coffee, tea or milk" and cataleptic smile ·routine of t.he stewardesses may at times seem overdone , but it has helped to sell ftight as a pleasant way to travel. Treating tbe paying passehger to a smile instead of a snarl is not going to hurt the effort to lure a good share of tba traveling pubUc back to the trains. DOCTDRIS MAILBAG THE BAD AND THE - av.,.. "Bo,ll,.W.IIIMw-- @Y~e i!JiniJhinf :J!Iouclt-li Marauder Froah · FAMOUS NAME HAT Jae/mon for Fm Speclall Men's DRESS HATS VALUES TO $15.95 ODC, paced b;y T<111 Fl-1<Malp was topped by Jeff Morrlck, Is now 7-9. ris' 12 pointo ODd Tin)' WUOther games on tap 1iolna added 9, Ta1Y Voughon loclude Muskingum llld Woloh 6, Rlek Aob 5, llld Joa Welker, at the Malone Tourney alkl AJ.. Ron Smith, Dove Fife llld !love legheny at Jolin Clrroll. Duotee, eaeb 3. -..,t BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ld&ho 66 Wuhl....,. 63 Irvine 89 Col Aqlea 89 Wea-92P-8t seatlle100Woborst.63 SIEBERN SCOUT DAVIS SUCCEEDS WETZLER PIDLADELPIUA (IJPO - Ira Davis. three-<ime Oi,yau>lc otor, wu named LISille track c•dl ATLANTA (UPO- Norm Slebern wu lllllled Altanta Braves• scout. in Ntbraakl, Kansas Olld M110ourl Thursday. Slobero II!IOnl 12 yeoro in the Thuroda¥ to ........ Wetzler. Wotaler - CMS~ •• ~ ••••••••••• $195 Frank laot Jan. lll!urieo roeelved Ia an 10 of auto accldeat. ,.r ..... oi fu 'l1lo Rio lkpdo alii - . : Ill r... ta 111111 Mlloflillllollllo.._ . . -1!)11 Plo71bo lint ..... "' ~ ...... ~ ~-liM ........ - - - "' • .... I* Ill It ....... _ _ , otlp.a II<IDOIAIA). . . litl1Un'la)> ... tliit GIIUa ........, - · _,., ~ ,MI!>r Blab Scbool ll'JD ........ lilt tar, Ia lll'.t Ia . . - , . ta lbo , ID '-' - · 1!19 Gnndt llal 7~·-T<P ~ II U . , _ . . . , • l,IK ~Ill, , _ · lllo ............. liMn' . . CIIDberland ~ - . ... - - wllbU1 1 - • ot the~...,.._ . _ a'Nnlli _ol.Spor 1}111,2 .... T b o - .1'1 ....... .. _ . , .... . . . ,... lilollrJ - - oollollate -· ~ _.,. - JJIII II b o N - 1517-. OB .Ill ol gm. ......... tio . . . C,..berlan4 Ia CUlJ'OIIlly - . •corlol wllb 22S ,..... II •ilhl a - olfM p e r iJW tbe iliAC with a 7 - 2 - - • an <li 21.1 ,... tlold the ..... · - ol "'1-- ~ bo'" . . . . • t42 ol M8 .._ 111 til IIJ.Jf fll COIIep •• ......, at ~ Rio Grande lo f.t Olld C1D1P-' Jim Mlr&holl, t4 1~ 1 - lor a IIIII pi~ llltllatlii'71.2JIIIU;:;. ,0. , . Jt.-llartld bella.We 5 • 5, !led lor llllrd ..... ill'-' _.... _. _ _ ' plaee. Flltll Ill Bona with .• a. 5 roeortl. Pib.WI lo .&blth at .,a..~--­ ... bit llltl~._ ...... U llld OOIItand CIQ< Coli... io c.u. .- ' with the - s . Kanlu City, Baltimore, calltor.. nla, san Frand1eo and Bo•toa. 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"''· ' ca~~~~i used wltft ~ni!t .wtay •~10 1te · . pi 'll!ith Motorolo 8trcickiOI"''carttidlf~ ~· . th••• ' . �• I ' t $ - · Tbo Dtllb' _.lnol, MldoU,II*I•P.,..,.O)', Ja......,.~ IHt N-1 olaf to tho eartli lJ the •"'!· ... .......---. ot the CoUt Dl*!<l • liE Qlllcor Qmd Depot ... .............. ·•I ' t11arra; A ' •• : .r . : "··, t' STEAl HOUSE ·. • '.. ,. ''.. .• ••• .' • l • i New Haven Iijscharges ~ t Kemeth V. Wells, Mrs. char.. t lea W, Sheets, Dora M. Roush, ~ Joseph L. Miller, Mrs. James ~ C. Malone, Wendy Orr, RaDdy ~ Orr, ~ny D, G. Hudson, .Tho~ mas J; Justice, Forrest F. Legg, ~ Okey H. Vanmeter, L«emo D. :• Davis, - Deborah J, Blac~ Wil~ liam 0. Taylor, Alee J, Blair, ~; Mrs. Mildred Jarvis, Worley A. Rite, Levi M. Neal, Mrs, David wow WHAT BUYS •• ,. ,,I ••• •• •• •• • N•w I U•e4 Shot Gun• & Hom! G''"' S,eclol on Hcunllto11 Woah••• AIUMinarlen Paint fer Roeflng S.•l·Gio.. Sc:rvbboblo Point Eatorhtr & Alur~~lnu"' Pli1111 Roef Paint Pl••tlc fiiHinv• FIMCOTV ANTEMMA) C.S.V. tOoCOLOR ALSO ILACK & WHITE U7.95 •• • •• ••• •• •• • UP • Tuppers Plains Hardware 667·3963 Tuppers Ploln• Ohio •• Sodal Events MRS. CARROLL ADAMS, Jr. TOWN COUNCIL The New Hawn Town COUDCil met on MO!XIay evening at the City Buildlllg wllh Mo,yor 111<>mas Grinstead presiding. others attenHng were Helen F1elds, recorder, Jack Hess, Arthur 'Iba· bet. and Lewis Summers. It was voted to pay buts due. A dlscuulon was held on the. heatirv of the omce in tile City Building. They will ask ror bids for electric heat for the omce, only. DEMONSTRATION CLUB The Letart Home Demonstra• tlon Club met at the home or Mrs. Roy Friend. Mrs. Lester Roush, vice president. pre&ided at the meeting. Dewtions were led by Mrs. Curtis Hunt. The roll call was answered with "A Gift I Received tor Ouistmaa." Members of the club wUI take Ttfloper Ware orders. Anyone wishing to order please eontact a member of the club. They vot.. ed. that instead of having secret sisters that members will re- ceive a girt rrom the other members at the monthly meetl~ in which her birthdays tails. The lesson "Management and the Family" was presented b,y Mrs. Lewis Sayre. The door prize was won by Mrs. Lewis Slyre. Those in attendance were Mrs. Lester Roush, Mrs. Don Thompson, Mrs. Dayton Durst, and Debbie, Mrs. Lewis Sayre, Mrs. Ray Friend. Mn. Curtis Hunt, Mrs. Larry Morrison, Mrs. Ronald Morgan, Mrs. Roy Friend, Raymond aOO Nonnan. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB The New Harren Junior We;,.. man's Club met at the home of Mrs. William Grinstead. Regular reports were given and appt!Jv.. eeL Mrs. A. L. Sprousedlstributed booklets for tile Camp Gal· head project. PeMiea were taken for the Pearl Buck Fund. They voted to make a cash dolll.tion to the New Haven Public: Ubrary. Mrs. D. W. Embleton arxl Mrs. Wtlliam Grinstead were chair. men of the duce for the New Haven EJemerDry School children on January 16 at the community Bulldlng. They voted to purchase a used piano and donate It to Lakin State Hoopltal. Retreahments were served by the hostess to ~s. A. L. Sprouse, Mrs. John F. Roush and Mrs. D. W. Embleton. AVALANCHE CLUB The Avalanche Home Dem~ stratioo Club met at the bome of Mrs. Ray Thompaon. The pre-sident, Mrs. Harry staats p~ sided at die meetlne. Devotloos were led by Mrs. Ray Thm:Jp&m. The club pledp 1111 pledge to the EARLY BIRD LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS Oag the ridinriJpe and BLADES from 5 to 12 H.P. ' by ALUS·CHALMERS &SIMPLICITY push mowers EQUIPMENT co. . TUPPERS "Sure Sign of Quality" was given, The scrapbook was i:lroQght CO the meeting ~hi members were uked to help in keeplnc It 111 to date. Mro. Rll'l11Cl£ftl>- son resigned as recreation 1_. er of the club. 'lbe recreaU011 ,wW be in charge of Mra. l)oo.. 114 lla>nea for the Februor> meeting. Members remembered oo their bll'lhday In JOIIIOr>' were Mrs. H0111ard Rouata_ Mra. Ray Thompson and Mrs. Lyle 1 McCormick. The next meeting wlU be on February 2C) at the home of Mrs. Albert Tbompaon. Prizes were won b)' Mrs. Lyle McCOI'I!Ilck and Mro. Lleulo Roush. . Those attendirw were M r a. Albert Thompson, Mro. Donold Haynes, Mi-1. Honrd Roulb, llrs. IJeulo Rouah, Mro. JCJim Slnllh, Mro. Harry Slut., Mrs. Leo Thomp- Mrs. Lyle ~ Connick, olll Mrs. liOl '111on1>- oon. ,Mood A S,.:om? •F~s •~s • Fertilizers To YourOrHr P,...tly Run FloQr Mills P'-992-2115 I' ' J ' PoiiiiiOJ, OliiD president. Barry Haynes, presided at the meetlfll. Del'Ot!OilS were led by Comie Hortman, scripture was given by Angela Styre, and a poem by Eddie Sayre. T h e y closed with praying lhe Lord's Prayer. Members gave tlle 4-H Pledge am sang ••west Virginia Boys and Girls. •' Sgt. HUI or the State Pollee showed alii narrated two films on Slfety. Those attell1ing were Barry Haynes, Connie Hottman. Debbie Hottman, Angela Slyre, Ed· die sayre~ ,Jaoat ~e, ~rn­ lta Staats, tArrteit "'ThomPson, Mrs. Albert Thompson, Mrs. Donald Haynes, Mr. ard M r s. Harry Staats and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hoffman. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Hesaon are announcing the birth of a son January 17, at Holzer Medi· cal Hospital. The inCant weighed 7 poqnds 14 ounces and has been named Paul David Hes-- sonD. Maternal gnr.lparentaareMr. and Mrs. Bernard Llevi11g, Sr., ond paternal grandparents .,.. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hesson of Letort, Route L Greot - grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Hesson and Mr. Elwood IJev· lng of Letart - I. ROTARY CLUB The - r y Club met for Ill regular d1mwr meettrw 011 Thur. e.,.nlng It Hartford busineSs meeting was hOt. Those attelldlrw were Ri~ ant Ord, Jack Flesher, Clyde Foley, Donald F. Rwsh, Lloyd Roush, Ruooell Clpehart. Harry Miller, Edwin stein, Arthur Thabet, Robert GUmore, Klrl WUoo, Lewis Summers, Jame1 N, Rouoh. . ' New Haven Group Meets NEW HAVEN- The Woman's Miastonuy Soc:iet;y of the New Haven Flrot . Church of Gcd held its January meeting at the home of Iva Capehart with Sarah Gibbs as co-hoateu. Freda Turley was in charge ot the devotions with the theme of ''Intercessory Pr&Jer.•• Elearaor Davia gave the secretary's report. F a y e carpenter g&'Ve thel treasurer's report. • ijlewardshlp director Rita Motllal!IOI dlotrlbuted POIIIIl'•A-l>aY Calendars for the new year. The theme wae "I Speak tor Christ." The arC~tV wu reminded to bring their "Blessing CLPS .. to next Mary Sisk reported on the Prayer Vlgll, and lt was also reported • will of $101.$5 wu received for the Christ's Birth- Delegation Is Returned Tbo delepllon ol Jehcmh's Witnesses !r<lm the Mlcldlepo~ PmterO)' congrep:tlon retmned Stmday followlrw a -~ convention in Alhland, K1·, where the peak atteodiJice was 806. Larry Coi'Mhan, l..,.J, , ... oidlng minister, llld the hlshll&ht ol the illree day eYODI wa~ the edclreos by Andrew Loauoa, district represeiUtlvellf BrooJ<. bn. N. Y., on the subject -'God's Way is Love." Attending [ram this area were Mr. and Mro. Line Daniele, Mr. and llrL Larry ~llahln, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hummel, Mra. Larrr stuto and Mro. Robort Aohlo.Y. Nineteen - Wltneoo mlnlatoro received onllnotlon by water .,tlsm. day o&rlng. A thank you letter was receiv· eel fr<JIIl the Cherokee lklme Mls- sloo In Oklah<lma for 1lle ChrlsO. that the aoclety sent a. ma. box them. Boonle Fields and AID JohnlOll were appoiiQd to nrve on the nominating cunmlttee for Gl'Oq) 0 omcers. Next mooth's meeting will bo held at the llome ol l'lnlr Fry, with sue Erwin · ···~~ ' 'QIO".'·~ ' . was presented by Oq>ha Fllilds wllh the theme beirw "Our Mission: Glwn ln Southeast Alia." Assisting were Rena Johnoon, Ne!Ue Dudding, Suo Erwin, Cheryle Knl&ht. Eleonor D&vla, Rita McDaniel and Mary Slok. Refreshmerts were served by the hostesses, Iva C8pebart and Sarah Gibbs, to Delphia Roulh, Cheryl Knight, Sue Erwin, lle~a Johnoot>, Eleonor DaYis, RIU. McDaalel, NeWe lluddi~Wo Freda Turley, Orpha Flelda, F'Qe CUpenter, Mll"f Slsk, PUll' Ado Johnoot>, Alma L!O· Betty Dolin and Delor01 •'• t •• • f{$j • , :•• AI.¥ • c·abin•ts '· .,,• •' The CASCADE • Z2011C The Slim t1ne Sflt!N GracefuiiV slim portable TV in a lightweiQhl molded two-tone cc»o1 cabinet. CharcOal color and Off·Wbite COIOf. Top Carrv Handle. Monitpole .A.ntenni. at money-saving priC.:S• :, OiiiO VALLEY SANDWICH PlUMBING & HiAliNG ~dword ~ 232 E. 2nd Baor, Ord 0 , By Phone o....., . 992-2036 Po•eroy P-10 IT• Ernoot Tlj'lcrl $ )T, Terry Snrts; 1 yr.; Juutta Swl:rtl, Doria Dmhwer, aad G.....,. 'Bora 5 ,..., Vlcldo Con, Rleb Dll• l!npr; 4 )T., ca~ l)ll!lJwer, w-....... and 4 ,... , Rand7 Dllll...,.. · Lee Kender,... and Marpret Follrod came In frm1 f1orldl to attelll fllnertl services tor Mra. Emmett ·(PearO Crooo of Alben~, a al1ter ot. Mr. Hendefaon. Alao arrl'flq tor the aentcea were a half«otl'ter, Mr. aad Mrt. Wllaon Hitnderson ardthetr son, Mr. ancf Mrs. Dale Hendereon, all of Mlcb., 1111 Qarle& SOrxont of ArbnaaL · Relati voo from hero attencllng the services at the Jagers and . Son Funeral Home at Athelll . SttndQ" 'were Mr. and Mrs. CJar. ence Henderson, Mr. ltd Mn• Harold Henllerson and Mr. and Mra. Shel"J!lan Hender8011. Attending the stork ahower ror Mrs. Martha Poole, held at the home or her p,.rent1, Mr. and Mrs. WUbur Parker, Fr1d&,v evening, Jan. 11, were Louise alii lenore Michael of Ches-- hung a.nd recessed cabi· nets to meet' Your particular peedS and dosin!s. AU qulllity CIVILIAN AW AHilS P~D - Loft to rJPt. Harlo)o Hartley, Pt. Pleasanti W. P. James, Jr., Athena:;W. P. James, Sr., Athens; Wesley Wears, Pt. Pleaiiant; William J. McCormick, PL Pleasant. and Earl 0. Hyaell, Pt. Pleesant. month's meeting. roll.oired with the United Methodist (burch. Albort singing of the .R)'Dift "I Need Jesus." The lesson "Manleemert and the Famil)·" was presented b$' Mrs. Lyle McCormick, roJiowed with gi'lq) diJCUSSIOO. . OFFICE FORMS VERNON STAR DUSTERS The Vernon star Ouster-s 4-H Club met at the home of COnDie and Debbie Hortman. T h e fhe Fabulous ' S• '' Home of SEE ·OUR COMPLETE CABINETS 3• '• II a penon CROW'S DlsAS'IER CEREMONY - Olearder Skipper Chier Boatswain Mate Frank Kltynskl ~ ceived tile award presented by Capt. R. F. Barber, Chief, Operations Divisioo, 200 CG Diatrlct Offtcer. ••1~" wbo attem!illl to bait IDdwl· trial pro · · • by tamPerlnc wllb or ~troylng lbo 11\!1· ob!Del that may colt llll!l till job. .j .. '· 1 And Take Em HOme _ _,.;99j;,;,2"jjj54;~:;;2;..._ _zl - terJ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker and Nancy Adams of S,racuse, Jean Parker of Rutland, Mrs. Ednl Summerfield, Mra. Am SWnmerfteld of Eastern, Mro. Robert Murph,y, Ttt>pers Plains; Mrs, Mildred caldwell, TIQ)el"a Plalos; Iaola Taylor, / Ciarl Follrod, Helen Woode, Sinh CaldweU, Oale Follrod, • . IPBaAL GUEI'n klteduled te IIII*U' _. U. dl1rQ w=W' Smrt' m ~ Sorh• ' ;~o~rnamem at Rio Grande Jon. 30 - Feb. 1 are Jim Sproooo, loft, and ldla Ptatlni ~I'OiiM II a Gcildeo Glow• chaawion and is very acUve in the health an!l phyaleai ft.tnesa ot.today's youth. He was a candldlte for the governorship of West VIrginia last falL Ho will- at 1lle tournament on CIPe.W. nlpt. Pratan is the ru.d orBoxingEnterprtses of West Vlrglnla and wW sm-ve as annooncer during the lournlment. and Doroth> l!AJblnaon WedneoDoris Woodyard, local Tbe honoree received many day afternoon. Mrs. 8arab Woode aM the two uoeful and lovely gll!L Among those unable to atteld aona or Mr. and Mrs. Vernon and iendlng glftJ were Mr. and Swam, spent Wednesda¥ with Mrs. G. L. Michael and Samuel, Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz. Mrs. Eleanor Boyles was callGenevieve Guthrie, Janiee Ritchie, Ele~~nor Boyles, F1orenee Spencer, Treasie ~cer ed to Mlllstone, W. Va., apia laat week to auist tn the care o( her mother, MrL florence sturm. llr. and Mro. Phl!Up Boyles and r&mlly ol Ttt>pero Plat111 a..isted at the Boyles' home duriDK her ~sence. --fl!dlurollurolnbltflniOini,WCOOO~ I Will Absent ·From My IUdo u f - toll atr1 ...... 111111. W-ill MW opln 1011 spin. Btlllllf•l ~ Callll"attd eota•. • _. Offtce · 3 to March 3, 1969 J. J. Davis M. D. CEMENT ILOCI CO. Tho Oopart....,t Sto.. , Building Slnco 1915 . ClltU ..... .. Carefully handwired chaufl conntc1iona for gruttr Opefaling dependability! -~~·-.: . l '" . • . ·". FULL VALUE I Deluxe VIdeo Rengt Tuni~ ~- Cuatom "Penna-Set'" VHF Fine Tuning. ~omltlc ""Frlnet:·Lock" CircuiL 3-Stlge If Amplifilr, Front Mou.nled e,• • 3• &,nker. · INGELS FURNITURE . IIIDDLEf'ORT 992-2635 DPE!N. FRIDAY UJ\T!I.IIDA'l ==~~~ ·- ; •wt• f:·~· '' . v.....,. Goad--.. u.~ The kiftd tnat comes hom only NOOirillllol- '" protein nutritive-value il 21,i times tho1 ol 'egulur breod. ., P{emit.lm quollty ingredill!'ts. Cll101t Hr coivtltlon1l tank-type · br New llollantU COme on in ond ' " thnl! Our factory-trained ••~ •. -vicom•n, fast part1 urv.ic• and •uy tenn1. Mke -o.ur. , doalorohlp tho idoal plfto to buy Your ' ' . . sproadOr. ' Thit Ddo<l_ty,., -·11011 •ll<Jil ....... ,, ldul lor Willi, and Nina Robinson. Refre1hments of ice cream, cake and coffee were served by . the hostess, Nellie Parker, aslisted by her nieces, Lenore and Looiloe Michael . Clan Follrod, Nina Robinson . and Holen Follrod spent Stmday with Mr. and Mrs. otto Swartz at Shade, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Atherton and tamily or Letart, 0. , spent Sunday with hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton. Mr. and. Mro. Charles D. Woode cal,led on Carrie Swartz HANDCRAFTED! . '' ·.......uw .. wbo served on ,.'' ',• • Award• for .(Hirfeet aneo were po:led out b$ the Sund.r School &I>~' IJ.,.S llWJn. pt, SUDoll,y Couowa: J. ~ • -.w. lor BEAUTY, .CoNVENIENcE'aif UftLITY . .-1lorlowl ..moe willie IIIIIPd In reocue ope..-o and ..,!t eommaxlatima ribbml were Holzer Medical Center, First M. Htmy, Mrs. Epam:lnaiXIi.s Ave. Parents only on Pediatrics Rollins and infant daughter, Mrs. ~ Ward. Brooks G. Rossel, Mrs. Paul Admissions D. Hesson and infant son. Mrs. f PubllcatiClJ of admissions sus- 'JlKDaas A. Barnett, Mrs. Roger ; pended until rurt.her notice. c. Exline and infant daughter. ~ Births Mrs. RichArd E. Erwin, Jack· t .... son, ):02 p.m. Thursdo,y. ' ll071f•, Worll!ip oervtcea w1re held at 7:.Y. Sundi,J ._, 1lle RoY. CUtD. . ·~ '. Oleander for .,.copt~CIIil HONORED DURING BRIDGE ......,. wn- ot~~~t~no. ·. hold it '10:46, wltli Dbwnote a..,tv~og · - """' ChleC Booi....W.'o Male F ..... Kal;ya.. old, slda>tr ol tho CG - ...' ' .,. .''.. ~---ol . P_a_ sc-~.··..,• JilL 1t. ·lhl o&rilwl fiS.~ w...o~~lp ..m... - .- !be POlDI PlOUIJII Htill bml !lla1lni tho oatloo!a!Mihom. c••• tilt a.n.~··--­ SiJndo1 1be C»rerDCJrU' . . . (I1IDid wltlt ~c~n..,..., ,.,..,.... .UdM\ .,,., . . ' . . Ill. were.....VIOOporoooo. a. all ; ,..,. ..... . ..,., .•• h ,, 17. AUendlal 1be Clt---1 pnsented t.IIW-\. . . .~----t1 )flip Cll Ill :a 'Ill -11".1~ "'I ~~-- cu .. ,...., ... , foil ~'&f.".('IRE *"u" vlllm, 2Dd CG ,,_. l't.w _ . . . . , Pr, PLEASANT .:.. A ''liil· .~~~ - · .._ -bold 1 p.m. with • 1kU be1n8 1>1 Cap. R. F. Barber, Clllel, QJonllou Dl- nur-. ha .. .,\ ~ .. • ' ~ ·\ ' ,,.ncht. Corp. . . .. , '' �.' \be ' '' ~~:,, •. '· Dolly S,ntll!ll, llilddlopo~·t • Punero.•. ' c~x job of molding hla tration. There were indications that NiXOfl, his desk already piled high "lth plans and proposals, might ~ considering his own s..te of the Union message for Congress, unfoldi~ as a means of his Jegislati\'e pad;- took another step toward forming a cadre of t~ planners Thursday when his to Audrey Dabney 00 Url>an the problems hunger, crime tackle housing, lranoportatiOIL :r>~>~WJ..:nn of and S~- "5 Dies Thursday (Continued from page l) colonel ni cknamed "Slt)er (" a ttuD-lipped officer who shouted "'kill the sonofabitch." The Council Attair.s ThursdQ. He a&~lped subcOOlJI\Itteeo frctn lite council he Bucher - Of Sclwols colonel waved documents [rom the Pueblo which made it evident the vessel was on an intelligence mission. Bucher said Super C acreamed in his face, demanding to know how he could deny he was a spy. An Interpreter have a better understanding ~ the forces at work on the state level and, If possible, in some small wa,y to try to lnfiuence nicknamed " squint" translated. tl!em positively for the benafit The room had thick cement of schools in Southeastern OhJo walls and guards were s tarxling in general &Del Meigs Local in near them with bayonet s. Super particular. C told Bucher he was going to I am not saying lltat particisign the confession. ers, Vernon and Maurice Lockpating in such committee activThe North Koreans told him hart, Springfield; and two sisity makes everytillng turn out his men would be shot one by ters, Mrs. Oliver Venrtck, Meright for us. I am saying that one, beginning with the youn- chanicsburg, and Mrs. Judith II we are not engaged 1n such gest. They told him one man Howard, ~lngfleld. activity we don't ha.ve much or a bad already been swnmoned for Funeral services will be held the first execution. at 2 p.m. Sunday at tl!e Beale chance to understand or inRu"'I was convinced they would Chapel United Methodist Church. ence the direction of forces at do it. They were animals. I was Burial will be in Beale Ceme-. the state level. So this is wh,y the secretary not prepared for that (ype of tery under the dlrectioo of Qle sometimes has to say, '"He is mental torture. Mohr - stevens Funeral Horne. Bucher said he signed tl'le Friends llU\f ~U at the resi- out of toMl, " when you attempt polis. Bom Nov. 21, 1897, at ~g. sett, she was the daughter of the late Robert and Kale Ha,yrnak. er Lockhart. Her husband, Harry B. Dabney, died in 1966. Two soos also preceded her in death. &lrvlvors include two broth- dence atter 4 .p.m. Saturday, confession. DON'T WAIT TILL THE LAST KNIGHT With Your co TAX STATE 11m . .:,_ _ N·R [B~ITlCo. Americ•'s L..rgest Tn Servi~e with Over 3000 OHices 304 POMEROY, EASt,OHIO MAIN Mondoy thru Saturday - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ---No Appointment Necessary _ _ __ .. ,. ", to contact me at my oftl.ce. - In this same vein, the cur· rent state proposals dealing with schools have taken a direction dUrerent from those in the past. They have not been comj)lete1.7 unveiled at this time. but the limited exposw-e they have had has produced some· very vocal response. My purpose in mentioning lhlo matter Is not that ol taking a ,111>~1\<m ~-!'~ '{I} 8JI'Y ~UIIIRJ' t pOw a at this tim~. · I do feel however that every cidzen should be alert to the fact that very basic changes are being discusled. Jt would seem to me quite for all ~ us to become as well informed as p!)lslble coo.cerntng these propoaals, their inmlclecl elfoct, and their ponible ultimate actua1 effect. This is certainly a Ume for all ot us to pay very close at· tenlloo to these proposals lnil the subaequent actions of our executive and legislative officials at the state level. We were pleasantly surprised to have wr first CombiDed Charities C&l!lplijp! go im- lOTH A¥oid the last minute rush. fEDERAL Let BLOCK slay your in· AIID come tax dragons. We're quick, convenient, ond we guaran,ee our accuracy. Don't put off till tomorrow what you con do toknight. Slwmllla oftw"t.d #tome~; rnnwer ,.,_ I!AzLEIJinlsT, ~- A lO.MILE olntdl "! aooiiiJet1l ·l lluloaiDJI """ a - . a o r - ' - o IWI-per u... "- moiHIIecl can aacl ~~ .-~oe~~r, In ·~ u.n. Mw•- .1~~-· --··--' ;;--· J - - . . . _ . . . • R,..,, 1 - ·.""• -_, 1 5 - , THE SOIJTHE!IN CIIRIS11AN Lelderahlp C<lnlot~ once Insisted iodlu' II bddo 1111 inoldo.IDfnrmatloO nor har4 e.tclenee to c)ear James Earl ~ in tho Ulllo!Miiotl of Dr. Martin Luther ATLANTA - ...·... ··'·' PatmonjinU Walar 'outmgeoUI' WASHINGTON - HOUSE BANKING CHAIRMAN Wrlt!ht Pallllln said today it was ''outraaeous'' theSenateeonfliomeclCharlea E. Wa).. ker as Treasury uadersecretar)' without a word of debate. ulf the Senate went into it," Pa1mallaaid, .. '!bey would have found out that he (Walker) is not a tit penon for the Job. .. Patma111 said that u tbe chief a.PQkeaman for the Bukira' Msociatloo •-walker'• interest ns oot the ptmlic Interest, but tlote lobbying interesL He lws beeD and Is IOdly - the No. 1lob¥•t for the nation's No. 1 speclallltereat ,grcql- the commercial banld.Jw Industry." W ASIIINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON has beeD able to 11U only onC>thlrd of the top pooilioos lo tile sovernmeat, leaving Johnson lidministration Democrats in mapy high - level joba, a survey showed Ttureday. Despite one of the most intensive talent taants in history, includIng a blanket mailiqr to all those listed in Who's Who in America, fewer than 100 of the 300-plus tqt posts have been tilled. Most ot them carry salaries of~ to $35,000. Economic planning roundl twured WASHINGTON - THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Administration has approved a $44,114 grant for formation of an ecohomic planning cOI.IIICil for • nine councy area of southeastern Ohio. The Buckeye HW&-IIockiol Valley Regl...t De""IOIIIleiX CouJ>. cU wiU be headQuartered io CaldwelL It woold eover Athens, Belmort. Hocking, Meip, Monroe, Morgan, Noble. Perry and Washing.. ton counties. ..... ' Plrk , wllere _ ..... wera lwlcl on - . ; cidu"'tlon ~nil wolllln. , · · No t.oclllatlve ,.,.,,..wore odloclltle4, iodlu' u tho 1511 logSlalo tarmdo tllli klllocl Z8 - - IIIII Wuri« -.clo of Twlotoro oWiunocl . _ ~· ·"-!m Tlltrac!'l¥. laJajoro if,. ' weekend to cald!IIIB DIOII¥ of llli> ·;o~lla ID lllcl. .sc.a, 1,.........10 ~· ,,..... for nolll WOC!k~• returo l,lott:J Gllqae, IS, felt her l!!luaa ~llllandlliootibt obo 11'111-..... to ' -'o II the <lj)i~ , I~~& Sbo tri,S to 101 0111 c;!llllcl. but c;odda'l iel hor boiiDee. 'l1lln , fair cll1o or aaml..,.a, "oleo wao llorGim lo tl)o Jl)lOl!lll and 1..- ....II! - hor foUr • room aishod to baclcgrcJund the ,...,._ lrlmo !Jcwtillll <lolnlldll- llftOP!lillwr bnllhon 01.1 .. .....,, tor.o and npro_li,.s In the ~oltwent.Jt. comotoroollaomlllponil. prolll01111 ll!e7 wDI lace lhlo Poe/u.vd ,R-...1 • &male ~} ooasloo, • - 'lbursclaJ< wlllt · COIIJ• "~ Ill _ , . Ieider• ei.,re8111~ satisfaction WASHINGTON- DAVID II, PACKARD, coallrmeclb)othoS.. With the overall program. ate 82 to 1 Thurtdl7 after I ~OMI)' 0\'V bit ftMDcut WU uwe did very 'well and I was IWOI"II Ia - , U lliPuiJ ~....taey ot Packard aid he iRU~od," H o u s e ~ookor was "honored" by the Seate"l ' e":'re&l!l~ of tnlrt ~~~~led: c;haflos F. Kurfell, ~BowlbW "I'm a<>illll to .do tho ...,. boot I c:aa to bull<laacl mal Nil• the Green, lllid. kind of military estlblishmant thl• ·cauntry baa a right to upect.,. Kurfe11 Led Semia.r Wbllo - t i l e ompba"'' ..0 the dl1!orenceo the .... Pill out and the 1018< c:omll!l ln. lfbo trUth, hew· • - · Ia tl!atln w cloopor ...,.., liA.lN- ~ whll•lalk· tired thltllller. .. the paot 8 the ...,. 11111 are \lerJ muciJ alike - and lrioad oho remarked m .............. ~of tbo most 111 all in tl!at bolli ore ...,. ·-:::;of tl)o Baeblel IJDft.. K Qlurcb In Newlla- Chur<b- buill ..... - EulorDdQ" SeboOI ,_., oalarlled tbo l!olrd Amorlc:aao. ' Boll! belrl to ID old, I Sbo lln1liorr-lllo!IDID62, llltdlll>rloDI; ,._tacr ali !""'- omall_,ll!doo-oiiJafronbullcllng lind old !bldq !II>• tho lira. Acl!ub 1111· SeboOI ........ and - · -·the Uor eulture. Boll! came up In tl)o ler - ...1111*1 ~1 lila eloclrlchooterawore Tor)' bard WIJ. And each Ia the - to . . UU1o dlureh, thoro -·Now li!Malted: w- c1 t h o mailer 0( 111 intuttheratberthln liore ie actiYt _..,.. 1n11 bu • leuned political art ....... ~- to 101 liveraao II· c:lwr~ bavo v-rod their pertiM. - . - l o to..,, are ....... ._ .. janltol'l. II ''""' In 19118. ,1113' .... proo;.and proaoftalonlrstb· Tho Iaber 1>1-........ true <II tlw ~.. are ehlldron or lbon ....,. b)- the proeeu oc bora and trlencla -ld aJ1Dri old;...... ...,....... odueatlon. Eaeh in the 'l1le · Rev; lira. Miller !fU to bUI!dredo or illlllara. and will .....,. In hlo own hal. The·~ of tho .......... lo11i>wlnc tilt Joitll .of cmderltalldl boththeuseo .,.. liuibooo, the Rev. 11arr7 c:lwrd!, EdwiD Jewell, bu Dine aac1Each lbo IJmltlilonl of power not lllllllor In 1960. !lie·~ lbldo1 School teochOro. Trustee• beeauH he hal read about lbeoo ..........of two,>-- Evoop!J- ue Jease Jewe\1. 1Donald O. · but because of o posi... .Utii!Od Brelllrm ·.~ lloullh aac1 Frlooll Glbbo. Thill' tively tactile feel for what It mlzilltarl 'lD Watt Vlrllnla, at Jwve _....... the llllq" real and urgem u dlotJnaul&tted Jecta, a• ctiO .iime. PriOr to ........ to !roll! what Is theoretical a .nd ote. H.r..., o1co """ . . - at c:arponterbookish. WbOII ~ John0<111 AI ono.ti!IDkl about tlw srowlh lilt lOdinoboumo Church for II it c:ould ,_... WbUe there, the clm'cb c1 11!11 cllurch, It otema from came to the White trub' be lllid of him lbat, whatthe love c1 - l o wbo bacia mind lfOW. aricf a tlddlliotl builL over hla !aullo and oi!Ortcomand their postor w h 0 111o reolped II Middlebourne, w loveo hclr work ond the - l e , tns:a, no Prestdent had ever eo.. to ·come to Ninr Haven.. a1 a re.. tered there with a more pro .. Host Class A Cage Tourney Gallipolis will host C~so A Sectional bo.skelbaD toor!U!OIIIs in late February and early March according to Ralph McCormick, Jackson. secretary ~ treasurer of the Southeastern Ohio District .., ot the Logan Daily News in which McCormick revealed assigmnents of 73 area Class AA and A basketball teama tor the 1969 high school toomament campaign. It has been 11 years s1nce Gallipollo played host to a bllh scbool cage tourDamelll. Ill 1958, the Class A County ~ was held m the Wuhinslon plankl for the last lime. AI· ler 1956, tho inurnamonl oltea WOMAN KILLED CAJIROLL TON, Olllo ()]PI) Mra. Ruby c. Roildebulb, a. Carrollkla, died late '1111~ '*"'e.. flOW_, m lite classification last MAKES DONATIONS LEGAL Oc:l. 10. Tho oel!oollo LrrrLE ROCK, Ark. llJPO to 195 boyo, but the claosllica- Gov, w-.p RodtefeUer...,.. lk!D will stand under stale rullf. ed the ''ADatomical . Gift Ad!' li.erlciM .. w bounce Thers<Jq, IIIOkll!tl Arkanaao ll!o ar<lW!d Lotooen the two elaiS· llrot - t o loplly oanctloo ll!e ea. 1bl1 year tbe Geaerals are - f o r ...... traaopl•nll back bl Clus AA and were aaBilned to lito lou8lt seetl<nal at - - - - - - - - - Paint Valley. Leesburg ll!d Adena. Sec:tlonal plq will be bold Piketon - HuntiJtgton, &a!tb· Feb. 2Q~ 1ni1 Feb. 28-March eostern, Eaotem (Pike), West. I. Wimera will advance to cllo- ern (Pike); Peoblo• Local, Wintrlct piiQ' Mareb 7 .8. cheater, Seaman and Wl!l\0 Oaic. Class AA sectlonal assignPorton-·- Sooll! W-, ment• folimr: llllnford, Porta....U. E a 1 t, A I - (Albal!i') - Logon, PoriOJnoulh Clq, PoriOJnoulh Nelsonvlll&oYork, Athens, Melp, Notre Dame, ~uCUYIIlo Vo!JII¥, Marietta, Belpre, New Lexing- Welt UniOn, Maod!esb!r, Blue ton and Warren Local. Creek ll!d New Bootm. Lucasvllle - Waverly, Port.. Ironton WileoleriiiUtl. tncMl!, Ironton, Northwest &Del Green, 9t. JosePI, .._. Portiii!IOUII!Weot. mea VaDOJI, Fairland, Coal Paint VaUey (llalobrldge) Grove, llaanaa-Traee lind ChoaS.erldan, Greenfield, Ch!Uleo- ~. the, Miami Trace, Lancaster aod The ilx l8ctlooa1 - · wiU IWloboro. advance to the dlcrtrtct totmer Oak IDU - Galllj!oll1, Jack. It ChllliOO!I!e, with the £100 our· son, Wellston, Vinton Counl;y, vlvors pining berths in the AliiSout11 Poinlll!d Rock !WI. The lour sectlonalwlnnerowlll on•~· move up to the dfllrl.!t tourney at Olllo Unlverslly, The dlcrtrlct champ wUl get a berth in the Co!IID!bul ...~. . Cla11 A aedlooal as!dgnments - York (Buchlel) Union Fumace, Laurelville, Federal.Hocldng, ,Miller, Glouoter, Now Lexlagtcn !L Aloyoluo and CrooltiYille, GaUil>olis- AIOI!Oinder, South· em, Eastem ~a), Oak IDU, North Gallla, a If d K¥Pr Creek. Ch!Uic:olho - Piketon, Chllll- ACTION DISMISSED Pr. PLEASANT - 'rlloorclorl oi8Ded b)' the Clrc:ult Court of · Maoon Cout!V ll!d entered Into '~~"'--~··. the o111c:e of tho Clreult derk WI were: exte dlsmlasiq the CODtempt ac:llen -~'"!! I,ouloo Br1· Ul VL WIU!am F. Beyan, Jr. and lbo other del!;ylng a divorce to olther party In lite action cl PI'.' PLEAsANT - Gr!!dually Dollie Lee DeWeese vs. John lnmued llleM- bu ....... Delbert IleWeooo. od lbo raf~Yal ...-vtee• under· WI 1D • tile HellJI!Ia U a II e d Meigl llell!odlll' c:burcll . on N. Main . , . llid • of con- - - """._.aha.. boon riiiO<Ied by thO- poitor, Rev, Cbar!ooF"""" . Tl!ree iaterestlttll aarvlceo are olalledfrlr till! nillrtl, Boger B. Dilloo, Rutb E. DU· · Araold WWII ID· lon to Dannles Trliler Sales, Frldl1 "'"""' .it¥! SatInc., .U A., Olive. Pe!"l')' A. carpenter, Iva II. ·wtn ·- the ·llol7 """" of .Land c~r to Richard c. Eblin, Retil• Eljen Eblin, 'h A., Pmno- ~il since. Expeeled to haUle II 0111 lor a dlcrtrlct berth ID Ga!U.,Otio . NeiiiOOIVllJo-York will Join Lolater this :rear are Alexauder, in the Claoa AA ooctlooal Southern, Eastern ~ M e J ·c• at Albolly. Cowlt:r, Olk fUll, North Gllllia, II will be NoliiOOIVllJe-York'a SOOtl!westem and HJ11er Crook. lint venture Into the AA ranks. The SEO Dlllrlct bu t8 The lltldleyeo bad 205 bqro In ct.os A teamo and 25 Claoa AA lila . _ grldoo - lour clubo aa aomparec1 to 73 A and over tbe Clasa A Hmlt ot ~ ~eoob' ,rr. fLEA&\11'1' - n. .... ·~ - . . . , .mt 0( ldlll ... . . . , _ . . . . . Nijla C)l' be ....... ,.,.. l!llll Ia """'"f _.. ••r•ulldl . . ,., rl•. . o . _ u s u II - b e lbo aw. noll7 .... be - - ne ....-. .._ _. ... Wbo""" t~--- ~ ........... 1.- Onllit ot • co-ot adlaol . . . . . llofYI'oo - In ll!o apl * lllllll'll*b oncl ot L - -II, 1• ... 1t,..; oi- Wbo l!ltlm'tll>ll7 lo!awD aD lbo ,Prtnc~pa~lllltnlo of mw at IUchar<l N-; and for ~-'"~•• too. too • . Ia IIIIa: I! la'lll,l of plain ablJ. I'L&\SANT VALLEY I!Oil'ffAL J& h. ... proclaelytheiiiDOroa--:For, ---~ · If' lfll of uL. Jolin- he hU - · • tl)o lo a tiiiOd doa1 Ultoll!o olll· · Ill' - DOt, trl, 1: ADII)'i'J1iD: lira. ~ -.' ' • T017 dllfor..c fpl1lty ..... ,._, - - .ll!o loa& la!clilor. ~ loa& 1180 .-.by tile boyo eel ''Uital!llll;r" - Rld!anl Nlx- - · Pt. Ploa-; Gl!rVItltllldde, Pt. 1 ' * - ; II r o. atep b)- OUDed otop In the frstemltr booH to ll!e in- on - • - • bla - - · · , _ _ Her- Pt. ....... - 111• cl Ropre~ve1, eomenlot!tb brl&lll ll!tdonl """ 1o 1xJt1! pu11e1 SD 11!0 011 tho Cramle, Pt. 111o - · the Vleo-Preelcloacy . , .. . . - ll!o cllolwl It ~ and ..,.. blot, bu.-...·~ am; llrL Pl•aft; _.. Wooci:Yord, Pt. ll!d, ftttllb'. the Pre-.,y ~ u of 1r11e Jobni!Oil. ll!o """"" Slat": tuallam .. it Ia 11!11 at a puer'l'hll Ia ,., to .. _ o t - Plealll!!; LadiO llrpa, Pt. Eadl, U ll!o _ ......, 11117 lie oncbbery. olllw< maa II wiU!ln a - .. Pl•i·nt DISCliAIIGED: Orlan Burlla, be . . . - , lo . . product of I • No other bllh lltUre In eltbor aacl mlleo of po~ for oacb Eul IIDnr, lira. F-I'W· pro~ - ' o r ll!lnl call- pc!1"QI baa, ill thll ball • CO!!Iur7 ba lonty c1 !aulla I Ia to ed 'tthe Hldor1tr uttem.•• But atleut, been 10 &~Jtomatleallya- ..;, to.ever. tbat CCIIIb'Gl llapr, BuoaoU - · · IIIIa Ia reeU7 bacl """" II me buted ao have tl!eM - 1111!11 ~ of llda . . - .ibere ll!o¥ .ASK TO Will> - 1 0 1 thai in pomJIIOIII, un- ond u It . _ , theN two ...., - ll!al II, In tho orea cl PI'. PLEASANT - David Ora Wee in law, in medlelno, In In- are prGbabiJr ll!o moat - 8lfled • - ' -clty 80 ciiiOIDIPcldustr)' or ID bllh J!!llllan' ClOD!· polltlclano, in olmple Inherent !rom a! --• · • -~. 21, mand, 1 mere qua1lll' called.,... IOYYY. o f - umeporlocl. ro •• groooo- arepaao- Lindt 1C11IIallelle, 21, Pt. P l perlonee Ia ICIIIIOhew to be ...,. For some- nolllw< bu ever Ins .!rom '"'" hlt!b17 COIIIi)eiD 01111, ltavo made oa """leallmlor ~·-red bad. been able to useu ldmself .. 1n man to IDOtber ltW'D • ' And to those who are .tmP7 a morrtoao u - In lbo ollleo Bill each mat>, IDa, Is tho heir tbo Cl'Ude phrase of the per...,. ADUirleool boforo 111111' are 111>- ol lila COOO!I;y clerk. to ....-m& ol10· and IIIIo oome- allty merchandlaero, ..,. · - . thing else a good deal ~ 10 weU as he has been able to erala or conservatlvet or Demore!l.- in llda time or do ll!o real work or hlo job. era"' or ReJU>ll...,. IIIIo Ia 110 a . _ trll!oiUon Jnvolvlag lite Now, M ooe ,..14 argue that Vel')' bod thing "' 888 • lives of oo !!!8DI'· Ead! in aeariJr oli hla publle life bao beeD in ..,. way or another the victim ~ aa exeessive hOtUU:ey, an lrrat1onal anlmJ,s, from among men ill p>lltleo &Del lite lleld or comOf"nC£ DOORS 9:30 TO !2, 2 TO 5 (CUS: AT NOON ON mentary who regard them1elves THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ..........,. lido -•• be aal4 - -- U "" ao:r-.. :a ,m ~ lnteU... •ow tba -·&Jm. ... 0 oa Ntlllft'- ••lfSl , PoiMI'O'f . . . . . W .... _._ ShoP r•••• ., ·-" mert-h N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETIIST u unlcllely aopblstlcaled and al· • Look what TOM RUE MOTORS is up to now: I~ ! will, Col; irlni., Sc:lplo, . •:.1110 .... Sll!!l'dll' ........ _. ~ PT 1!en1Dr ~haria~~ tD ' tile td&IIIIJiclucle .Gil eJiotr Oftci ~(~'a) choir. the ·. Conar7 Wodneeday ......., lli-l.'li-...rl.YCaltoiiDK· ·' • .Proper color tuning eveey time, In ~:QUI co a """' 111111 ae~ bJ . Mia. loll! BUmaamer. · · A lll8lked I.Dcreue in the uae Herbert H. Holt, VIrginia H. Holt 1o J. E, Holley, B. II. Hoi· !iy, Pareolo,:S.Ipio. Holen K. Griy, EldOII Gray to ~. E. ill)IIOJ', B. M. Holley, Par&ls, SC:IJilo. Patricia H. Grouel, L, Scott , Gtauol to J. E. Holley, B. II. Holley, Parcels, Scipio. . · Ill Blblio lju al10 been..,..... UUIJa C. Holt to J. E. Hoi· , eel ID tlio . ......... and much ID· ley, B. II. Holley, llereels, SC:l· bu abtilni ID lite Bl- plo, b1o poud by tlloovltll.. Hazel II. Curtlo, A. H. Curtis 1lot oad! OYOtllnl. Rev. Wllllabal to E. E, BulllntiiOil. correction oioo beld·tl!e - - cl the Deed, Olive. - i:bll- wlu. a otoryporllc:ularb' orville E. Hoolnall, Ariz<D foi aai-rlct. Hoolnall m WWiiiD Fred 51¢11!, Efatlllllllt WWla lllled Wad- Sr., Beatrleo EDen Smith, Lots, 110t!clq tti&J!Itl!at a periOII - · Sall,bury. , IIllO- 11!em- "· be Ia..,.... be..,M: 1-Go4111Jd . 101 t - the wimtll cl the,IIJir: •'- 11 wlll!ln a per- or the oplrl!' . . ~ ,W -.1.,..1 IIIII 8- tho evl· :t . . . . . tl!at a ehetll8 bu lakeD ,.._ 1n li!o u,o .or !bat periOO. /!. TbeM- wouldlnciUclo,ll!e " diiJn at lllat poi-!!Oil m road hla i :81blo; b1a io itlenll .,.....,.. of tlio churciJ; hll l!W• .;; (« tho l!lomlio:r• ol tho Chur<h, ' ' ' ond bit clolilro to be o IIUTOJti ~~,.:,- ....... titnL ,\ eaioinu• '•· USED CAR SPECIAL glandular ft7 re)ocl ou!laadora lib NlltCll and John. 1 oa:r. tof.· ~ti' ·;~.~ I''' ~ "'l-~ ~ • ~W:•~c~ fn,~ . Holt.. dee., ~~~~~~:~· ~ . Gra1,1el, f,; Herbert Patricia H. HelenHOlt, .' K. Gray, cert. ,, Just ~-- ~--L in - Juved.ile~~ are Held U. Property Trattsfers ·- ·:~i·l See Us First 1011n11, . - . . f - 1 pnllllirao Con:versions Traee, Paint V.,aley, Lyaehburg, .. Similar Frontier SoUftf'.S a---·-''"'-. a 1'1!1111 --· porotiiiii!J, If .. iiDIIIJio!d ,.., ..~~~blo _wooiltl _ _ _ _ • "th . vrvwmg -atem The I1UD1ber or Clau A quinta wen •• .."..... .. w.,. ~eiiOI!Ylllo ter ooctlooal plaJ. Ia dlmlnlllhlog each year due to .... C<IIIOO!Idaliona. There are tlve fewer Claaa A teams Ia the dlatrtct lhll year aa oom· pored to a year aao, while Claas AA clube are up by two. Llui"ohllle and liDlon Fumaee epln will eompete In tho Ciaoa · A ooctlonal II Bumwt, while are alto \ Kurfeu waa lnalromlentol in oolll1111 111 the UJ~>receclonled rotreal II, llurt Oaic. He lloo wu tho key llgure in sieering when her avt.omahllo piiii!SOdinl!l it beck Into the. reolm or boek- a crook a!- -t:lnearbero. 21 AA teams lour yeoro aao when the """ rules went Into ~­ feet l'Qilrlng all teams to en- d--- -u.a 1!1¥. c:oll!e•Blolq>Flapt, Unlo!o, Zone aihlelic - d . That announcement appeared In Thurlday's edition * a.. 7-·· Nixon and Johnson)~p ~m . ' -JiY lftLLWI !1. WHITE WAilaiNGTON - Ill IIIIo of l!rJI .... ,...,.... in lbo - follow: ,, well over the top, The goal that were switched to various scbools was set was $200 . Our senior in the COIIIIIy. Later thostatedlohigh school students and clubs conllrued eoonty - . . produced a campaign tund three Class A teams have @ICII8 ditimes that large. This program rectly Into sectlooal play ever was well organized and effecdvely executed by oor Sludent Council, They are cer18Jnly to be commended Cor a job well done. iot.ll.. ..... ...lto:hlcl bock ..... lodO.Y oller eeJUril1tl the - ~ diu J!.. ~ Ook -L "' aftormalboll KlowJr. N-u.eleoa, tho SCLC olde who to clofend Ray Jut Sat.. urdoy and sold he was «<IWinc:ed or· RaYs ,..........,, tllked With (Cor.tinued tr... poge I) W. Va., who retired after 35 Percy Foreonan. Ral'• atlorDo)o, in Memjlhi1, Tetm., 'lburo<IIJnl¢11. year& teaching ln the M a s o n from state funds. It 1881111 to The Rev. Jameo Bevel for aa ' - It tho Sbolvy Coomty Jail Cocmty B<hooi system, d i e d me quite Important that a rep- Thureday witll Foreman and ~ aacl lw later oaill, "Brotlter ~ Thursday night in HoJzer Med- resentative oi Y<J.tf dhJtrlct asked me to deferd him and I intend to do that." · ical Center, First Ave., Galli- should be so placed tllat he can PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Aucli"ey R. Dabney, 71, Hender801'1, White, from tr.f h. gto was &n n ' ' of the cities, when he met with •cademlc world. He advised Nil<Dil thr<lcJihoul tre campoign age. Nixon i - COLUYIIIJS (Ufl)- ~ lfllo lj)poiltecl' Dr. Arthur F, Burna and lleiCHWS to an ....mclol •• the highest ranklrw UJeJnber 1Uianee or - l a t a who-llove of hlo White H..,.. atolL He taken a mora - . . said Burnt, a recognized eJ~Pert opproach to loCal policy Ilion on businen cyeles, would 1;te a thOle ol the KOI'IIICIH•'generallst'" tn charge ot a era. Burna, 64, told reportero small group which wiH coqrdlnate domestic programs and Nlxa\ wao sliD cleballltjl wh&o guide them . ..through the thor to make 1 Slate of tho legislative mlll., Union lddreaa or his own. U Bur-ns, chiet eeonondc adviser N - does, Burna laid, It wiU · to Conner President Dwight D. not be for 30 to 40 dafo. Eisenhower, is currently a Nboo undersoored tile bq>or. professor at Colwnbla Universi- iance he places on his clomeiUe ty with a top reputation ln the p r - . portlcularly thep!lilll dome•Uc prtograms tQday with help tl'CIIl hi& new tq> aide- an upert, (;OruJervatlve economist fl:om the Eisenhower adminis- ' Seminars Founfl HelpfUl :., . Nixon Goes Conservative In Top Economic Advisor WASHINGTON (U~O - PreskleiO Nixon d~ into tre . • Ja ... ry 24, liHIII . ;- Klioer Al~miDUm & Cl!elllleal Salol, lne., to United Slates or Ameilcl, Easement, Lel!llllon. )lilbert !(apple, Margaret!IIP- o.a- . . . . pie to J~n W. Arheu&h1 Ethel Atbeugh, l, A., ~ Roscoo·. O. Fowler, "'I""- Fowler to James Allen NoloOII, MaGI• Leona Nol1011, 45 A., Rcotlanll. -· :· GREAT! Special Prices• ·ana· darn ''' • m1 1962 E ' V ROLET CORVAIR, MONZA CONVERTIBLE ONLY s 195 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLD!ST OODGI!i DEAUR" s. ~~~~-.,- tlmopioco wlllpltl or lou In oM ...... ,_._.,,. I it. j Al:culron looils lilo I ollcll. ·lui b illt't. H ...n't 11M I o hoinprltq. ., o b A<c11tJ111 ~. il~ad - w1111 · blniRI fiHl. ll opllb oodl ""'"" iolo 360 -1 ports, · 1111 AccUtron tlmtp~co oo procloo, b pia or loto • • • • thoi two -..Js I doy. ' . . -1. -·t ~·•IUUWAV · •-hm·m·m·m. ,,, . . , -. Cft:EAT! Un.li-~afable . l, ' • ....... ' J '· J • ' , ' ' ' liJC • ,. '' ~ale Thlo Is Ill A tMI brings you not lull ono l)r, 1\vO ~~~~~ cars, bul unbeatable bliya tt;lit aci'OWII!e nne. stop 1n today·. When lhf.liiyftlotlth Unbealablee ha1111 a aale, 11.!on'll-.1 good, lt'l grelll • Buys •. . ' ' ' SE~\nJ.:E UN~:EATA~LE~~ T~~~~VE GOT :IT GllE~Tl ~· •I ~~.·. \, ' ' ' ~ ' �I • ' •t t !]10 1lJII1 -laolj Middli!>«<• p_,.,., J.._.,. 24, , ~F~ O.Urewt ~ '69 Driv~ .For Members l ~ ~Hf • "' . . . SPECIAl. SNOW TillE SALE , RATES For Wont Alii Sendee 5 Ullltl ,... Wwd ine.nlon Mlnllll¥111 Ch41.,. 75c 12 COnte ,., word fhMo cone_ ... tin lnlortiOI'ilo II c:•to J1H Wa.rcl ' •I• canooct~thre lnnrtiMI. 25 pet' coni Dleeount an !"lid tulo ond odo ,.hi within 10 days, CARP OF THANkS & OBITUARY $1.50 for 50 word mlnhlw.. , Eo, lllfdlttonol word lc:. BLIND ADS ~Ccilltlonol 2Sc Ckarto pj;r ,. •- 1963 OLDS F-85 .................................................... $995 Deluxe Stotion Wagon, new ccf trad... in by local OWfl* steering, radio. A reol nice One. In Memory L'i LOVING meiiiOI'y ol Harry C. Grimm. God saw yvu Bettini weary, He did what be lhought best, He put his arm around )'<>11, And wblspered, come lrHne and rest. 'l1>e Gokl<n Gate stDod open One year ago today, And with farewell unspoken, You gently passed away. 'llle flowers we place upon Your grave, May wilber and decay, But OW' love for you wllo sleeps beneath, Will never fade away. Sadly missed by wife nnd daughter. 1-:H-Itp rl • NoiiC8 •f WILL not be ....,..,.U.le for · any debts contracted by anyone other than myaeH. Ronald N. Oleaclle 65'1 S. 2nd St., -Middleport, Oblo 1-23-3\p --- 11'1-- •INCOME TAX 8mloe a11J os- SO-ME GOOD mlsed hay and <ept ~ I ID I. l!lvenlnp straw. Pl!one IIIUD'I. by appululmeiiL Kft. . _ 1·11-Uip '11\ouda' Eblin. Ill 2, - 'lfYI, ~ Clltf itoad. 1-JNIIIe THREE doNSECUTIVE loll Ill Beech Grove. Call or write G. IIA!ctar,lll Riverside Drive, Dayton, Ohio. l·ll-1oto ;!!: :MUSJC EVERY Friday and Saturday. Jll<t's Club 011 Harrf. sonville Road, oft Rt. 7. 1- THERE WILL be no Gun Shoot Sunday by the Rudand Ameri· can Legion because shells are not available. 1-24-It WIU.. DO ........ at bailie - llppen, poctela, pealnj!, hemming, alterallans, ole. Kft. Freddie Thabet. :Mulm, Pbene 7'13-MSI. 4-30-lfe VACANCY lor tw tlderiJ ,... pie. Prefer prl..- paid ,.. lloall. Pbollo .,_, 77UI& JN.IIc HelpWMted ~- RAUl!> HAY 111111 - · l'llolu! --1·1Nie R..l Eat•te For S1le full size dressmaker zig US &ewing machine. '11111 macl!O'BRIEN AND CROW ine will dam, make buttonREALTY COMPANY boles and sew over pins. '11111 mac:hine Ia like new. Wl1l sell POMEROY - 2 Apartments, for 15 per month or $43.50 bringing $85,00 per month, in cub. can tn-2138. 1-21-«c good location, always rented, cion in $6,900. 00. ASSUME BALANCE, 1981 AM· F-M steJ;ej> consolo, lovely POMEROY - . IPI:~ o! gr,!MVI'I, l walnut llniab; ·4 speed 18 x 100, 1 story, full Gi&e- r rnent, 3 bedrooms, b a ' h, bllor- mls cbanger, assume balance $1i,ooo, oo. of "'-" ..- pay e&.41 per month. Will discount for cash. 11N15 HOUSE Trailer, 11 x II, can ~~D-3~36. 1-21-ttc 811011 coodltlon, Phone IIINilt. 1-lNie EARLY AMERICAN stereo ra· dio combination, beautiful oolid stole ontt with 4-speed CLOSEOUT SALE changer. Paymenll of S8 or Ladies & Childrens $88:15. CoD 992-3218. 1-23-31< ........ 1..24-6tc Jt'ST TAKEN In, late model istration Home, make us· an orter, located on West Main TWO FAMILY brick bouae, 5 rooms aDd beth downstairs. S rooms and beth upelaira, oullide entrance, near highway In the Davis Produce Co. block. Gas furnace. Sell cheap, QO COle St., Pomeroy. Pbone 1192-2585. 1-zutp p..,, 1., ••a· 1.99 SWE.t. TERS .......... _...... 1.00 L . . . ~nfu,.y SLACKS ........................ 1.00 Bryants Bud1et Shop , 101 W. Main 992-5196 11163 vw. good condition, 1650. 1-23-31p MIXED HAY and 'l'lmulhy, CaD 11112-3574. ,.._ tiUIIf, Joe Wippel 1-INip FURNISHED house on 2111 Union Ave. Pllone 8112#111. __ Lancaater Poultry ! 505 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, M FORD; I -nger wagon, new Ures, 352 engine, automa: Ohio. Pbone 1153-IIM. I-D-31e I feeders. .... will - on . ··I" .. lq c.. .. ..-- ldloal -·--tu• ·- DriYtr ... ·'~"· 'fi' ~,. .. '·', i '· POMEROY, OHIO • • • ·l,;' 1) PHONE 992~2151- 912"215.1 . .. ,_ ·, 'f,·. ' .. ... ~~ • -- ' •i L..,IN TO 2tOtlt CINTUitY RIPOIIMATION HOUR ., .... s~ . t. Tha' tlleh 1M qrp:roprl.l'-d ra-om the GENEIIAL FUND: A . GENERAL FUND l 'Mrll; .. . •• I . .... I 1118.00 tAOOAI I •• ., BWlclliil Mi.e • . , • . 'rrlndeft : ....... Sunday's ·-- -- ...._ u.:~ • 1 - a,OOD.OO &oUcltor • , . . I I · · ·· ··· - a Dav tor 1,010.00 I,IOO.GI .. ..,. . . with STO~UO Seetlo11. the proviiJOftl .a.C., the nm ctf of Treal !he "Mrs." 1111d lhe falllily 10 11 deli· ' a.ooo.oo $nll.lltlrred Se<!. t. That tUN be lrom the GENBRAL FV:\ID to tbe S.4FETY FUND W Nm of UIMO.OO 111 r ~ venue1 from touroea oUIU thin ta..;et are to be chpo.~lt.ed In Ute lilt• 1)-. Scrvlee etc:., Fundi u lwrt~lo· lore, an Ordinaneltl to thb .Uecl '"!at be pUled by CO\Uld.l. Sec. &105.l2 R.C); aad tMt Uter. be IP. propriated from 11ld SAFETY J'UND tJ,e foUowln&: .. . .,... I iremen .. Flr-e ApParlhll equipment lhinteaance ()!.her Jo' ire Department EkpcDIU . I oUO.GO • J,r.iiQ.tO • 200.00 S J110.00 eonllne!lt to aul!stanllate l1!e b e 11 e r that Norsemen visited Amerilfa prior to Columbus. 7 218 E. Main ;;11d tbat there be approprillt.d from ~ld SERVICE FUND U. followtaal c. 5&111/JCE J1IND Waler Service .. I l-.00 SKYLINE &RICHARDSON MOBILE HOMES Buy Thi_ s MOnth inti w••n Daily 5:30 A.M. "' 7:00 P.M. Sunday 7:00 to 7:00 toO.ol 1.000.111 • · •• I 1'.3DO.tD 6: 7~· • - -~= SKYLINE & RICHARDSOM MOBILE HOMES STILL AS LOWAS·•••••····~ , TRJ..COUN.iY j ' MlY ' MAKf J.:mplopa;!_~__".."'..'y.. .~ ...= cemewr MAINTBNMICI: AND :./' ... ...... 66 Poatlac ... c- .......... . • ..... · $4: 5.19· ,...,..th . ExO.:utivo 4 ·l)r. Sedan. One of the sharpest .- lOw mii.C.• cars In Tri-sta~. Power steering. Auto. trans. Expoia~ vinyl upholatory. , cDove averoge' condition. .65 quoise finish' with m~'ching · interiOr~· P6wer stelring, pow., bra~•• and outo. trans. 67 Po•tlac -~- Jul~k . . ' • r , •' ' ·9 pou. $to. Wog9n. Showo good . 'i AIIIIW~~r WUUJ~ 2llt c:.ntaey :::: ........ Bawl ~lit•· Pow 0r .• ,,,.,;.g. ~;~ Cojio;ertiblo. One loi;ol · :.· Showa,'littt ~~ cat•. Power a!Mrlne 1 -PoaU~o • .trGris. ·~ ........ 67 ' ~'tk L~.• -.- M.n Grittln 8E"' --'--· I 9: -·........ ............. .... 1..-. and ,Antwtn 0~ II~ """',., -·--· ,, ) . ' 6E ..... ,. -.· 1-- ..... """""- _ ~- . - .~: . . -- """-OE . .__ --· """ Vui, 10 j• - .. A! ,., 7 .. I'Aiil-fiN!&III . tl .... ................ _..... - -~ ...__ . -· 2. )ler¥Grlflb 4:.." --. .......... ...... ..... -,. J~~ U till Wtrli'IWU ...... _,..... . y;. DWt.., ..............b~ T , ·-,' '' r • · · \' "'1 • •.... ~-:'', l ........ ~ .....-~ ·-............. Bb-- ........ ' u--. ..... er .t.,~,l•!n . ' ,..,:;.!, ....- " l ,IJC)' c.u... - 8n... ..... 9.."" . Hopn'·~· ...... 0~ .... Pro.jeet 13 .. '. !'l"'WO.""• l ,, ,'· Ga.~ '' . -- - ......... ' '{. ' .• _ ....... .......... - ·-- .... - -...... """ ""'"'"""""' &.On.'Lue1 il.._.olrilllllw _.. _ -""" ,._ ""'"""' ..... ........ ·- ...- s·:=~· ;~ 00 II*: ...... """' lS, .. ~ Boi-W" - THUR'>DAY 8, "Jolulv O'Oock" Die\ Pwell, Eveb"fl ..,.. - 9:00 - 8, "Cit on 1 H01 Tin Root' - Ellubech 'l"a)-lor, PIWI NeiUDUI 8, "GUlli Ho" _,.00 lt;OG - 3, "Dn&-t.. - Jack Wllbb,. Harry M1;qJn 11:30 - U:SO - FRIDAY 7':311 - 13, "I Coofeu" - Morw. I, "Gretn Hill" - ...... Dou&lal t't.irtllnka, JO.Ill TIJI>I>AY a. '1110 "A nrne to Love and A '111M to Dt1" - J Dhn c;,.,,, ...... t:(IO- 3. "RolleofSUcl'" - Burt ~, _..,._ 8, "GWI ~r" Rlllllkllph Sccltl, IICIMl Reud 11130 - -- 7':00 - 9:00 - 11:80 - WEDNESDAY 13, "T'- HQanla('' - 8, '•R*a Hoed 1111tt tha Pl~" - (lAIC Barker Rll• gnnery Oltf, Arne BaDer 8., "Made In Partt" Alll'l Nuaaret. Lwl.• J wr· 9:00 - "" $;.TURDA.\' 9:00 - 3, "G~ lD Abilene" - Bobtr:Y Darln U:lii - 13, "Return fr'cln tM Put" •Dd "in¥UU•e Dr, 1\labuie" 11:29 - 3, "l>ifllomalle COur-lu" - ~ r-•r, Pat .. , 11::1-11 - Jollll 8, "'l111! !P:JI.Ien." - wu.... Marlene ~ rl<h World Tl.lml _ _.... ... .' • -- Doeto:~~ 'tt5 3....* .... - ~·JIIml J '.- {' i'' . Jmadlan WLUTI MONDA\' .... .. w. YouPca't!IV llawle '·· '~·- ---- ' 00 ,..,.,......, -· -·- Wwld~~ 6H 7.."" ........ IHdi.V_,. IE-.•. 2:: .... . ..... ca... r •.' . " lig ,_..., 2E. ........ ,..,. bJw1TOUI' G'-t & 'Muir n.t Girl ............ ' 5~ ... to t " : 3".. , . ._ hllll"eF'Un ~: Truthot~ JOITliiY """ , 12:00 - 8., "Tile Gun Th.lt Won the Wett" - n.mi& !llllur· ..,"""""" ....... • ........... . . ...' :,. ·•' \ _..,.... -- .,. .,<1 • _,. . . ' ,_...,.. . . ,.; - . • ._'l' ' ·-- ..... -· !: SUNDA'.I ..... ' ~" 00 ... Joloi¥~11 11:00 - ......... 05 Lunel.uit ... .... ..._. ._,,...., ... . ' .... 9E -- ..... ...... ; p :, ' 1'1111'1 Ufa 8 ..." c- ...... ) · • Wlt;H APPROV~D ·cR,DIT ........ " 2".. '1~*" ...._ '·8: ·1 1111141... • N.Y.P.D. ..... Perryllaaon 6 ".. : 7" 8 9 0 ........... ...... 00 11 .... ....... 7: _r.a.L 4:".. 5".." Dllrk Shldowe " I 'F?--r~,_... , .S~!:.,f· Electro .2 '0... Hoo'd Top, Ono vil(y corol~l local eWMr; Superb condition inside and .. out .. Lo~imlloogo. ·. . -,: _ ~ '· ""'- II """' Perl')' t.r&bl ld~ Bir.'CLMI .Catolin~ t .,, ' ~ Catalina. 2 Or. Hard Top. BoC!ulilul ,M• ., ·Wr brakes, ,.. ,Bronco Sto. Wbgon. Popular 4• driV.. 1~1 In· .t!iud or onow. Thit.'·6•• 'i•''' 66 Pontl•c ~-· Rcur Jean-a.uie IWb S.UChFor AmGHir World You Ikll't S., . --· -.......... 0~ - -- II*. .. -I .... ............ ." ........ 2~:.... I"... 2 ."" ""'"'' 3~.. 00 l :... ... ..,.... 4E. 5E .... 6E 9E i' .......,, ' _t •' ' '' ·,. ".. .... ,.... Show 8 .. ..... " II .....__ ~ DOWN PlY¥ENf'·" Ike. 10. 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' 2E .,._, - = 1:· No EYIIIe..., ·., NoN or a e remainJ .bav,e been round so rar Q£1 the SANDWICHES COMPLETE DINNERS ' 11.000.00 • 1,000.011 ' 1.100.00 Radio RePIIr " II .... cious chicken dinner IV e'll be glad 16 WIISh your dishes Sunday ... or any d11y1 B. SoU'rrY rtJND ' 5,-.oD Mlhhal l'ulite Cruller O'Ja•ollne .......... ...... ""'' TING!NCIES for purpMM not o\Mr• w!.t41 provllkd for, lo be -PIIadN. Ia IICCOroiiiiCI --· .. wcn Tlai.JWQ Relaxing! Totlll aeaeral rund I J3N.GO sec. 3. T'bat there be apPI'OJII'lll\e4 (rom the GINERAL F1JND few CON· .. .. 7E.. 8"'..: ........ ,.., 'I'll: r.oundl Mow . . .. ' Mon. thN Fri. -1360 ~w.'".WMOV --w.v... ,_ •.. '· .Jflll '. ., . ~\ The Dally S.•fl~~tf~ Qfflct . 1 ~ U" December ahlt, 1. . . tM follOW- COHDmO!IlNG ROfrllo!• allon ..moe. Jact'• IWdt....u..,, Nfw Jllven. l!one ' l fh•;=·· Co..Lio•t f ' .... "Ill• Ollll!li d!u'ID tdnar7: 11!11148 - · .... .._...., Ill lbo s~cr- I!IY01' - • t ,t o . . £:: ' -· Tbe N..,. 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MC:OIIii!'S . -e!d ,. . ...........,.,--for""" WWlolllo, ~ Col..P, - . , Cruu,I&L F41-IIOUOO, Hat· old. ........... ' · -GU~~NftEEDPttQNE ~·2094" ' . . ·. ·~it ~opi;,CIIro:f:. ~ ·: s.m. ..n fer . . ., . . -- __ Plv• ~1t''' '~'•• ' ·i ' GEO. BOBSTEI'fEII, SYIIACUSE - 7 1'001111, beth, furnace, doub;e aar-.., t.reezeway, Level lot. $20,0011. PO-MEROY - L~~t~< fireproof bualneaa butidinl on Edt Main. $20,0011.00 POMEROY - 8 1'001111, bath, den, reading room, gaa furnace, basement. Lafll'l 101, Garage. VIew 0! river. Fne of flood. fl$,1110.80 FAR.VS WANTED IIELEN 11t V1IIGIL -~ 1-11-«p IJtl8 ZIG ZAG, ,_ demilnill• ~ eare for alck person by the FOUR YORKSHIRE due , tan, Wtoobcl~. 1m!r cle~ week; live oul; must have stgnt, Gil 'buiiDnl. .... to farrow from lot to IOih of : own ~ transportation. Phone Pull 1l'lee til ..- fUll _.. Feb. Also, one JIUI'I!I>red Yorll:· • tiiiM666 between >•30 and 1:30 ly, Pllone IID-tlll5J.111-41e shire boar 10 montlll old. p.m. only. I-2Uic· James Hollon, Sr.. one mile 64 FORD, lllandarcl; also 12 !rom Five Poinll oft Rl 7. Pboae IIIIUGO'I. I-D-3tc · Ramblor, standard, Phone liZa. · 1-H.atp : ~ to do houseloorl: and ONLY S11.95 Sec . .,, from lbil HOBSTEnER REALTY • tic lranlmlaalon, phono - •• .1 , . ...... etc., ' . 1... .. ,• ~a:..-:..-:.:-:::: .. "' Colvn•. Calif. 1911: . S..:Uoll 1. Be It ()rdalAa4 CcJundl or Ute vm.,. of II~! Sb"' of Ohio. TMt to pi'0'9:1il• IIVr I'AJ.B I'UND Olo&or Veldcle M4 a.. saving, oll.ne Tu .J'Uadl) lbl fo~ 1-13-3tc • bargain speciala· for ywr ...., B, ftiJDT IIADITDIANCII AHD ar.pAJa J't.IND tomers, help you make a 1118 i~a,.m.&oa , • , . . . . . . I .....,. success aa a Rawlellb l'ftl. ~ .. " ' ".. .. ·-~ ··· ········ · '~ ducts dealer. Wire Olarlet *' · a. a. •· .....w.... ' • • 'looll.. Iaple-atf. Penn. W. T. Rawlolah Co.. P. • llaJat .. . " " • " .. . • ...... ( 0 , 8oi 201, Chillicothe, OldD 3WE LUSTRE not only rldl 1!11'1 FORD Flllrlane 500, auto~- .. . .. " " .. .... • I ~ w-a....-. ·-· ······· I..._.. 15«11. 1matic lranllml&m, ...,... "' 1011 but lea. . plio 'l'o\al MtM steering, bf!ght red, excel1ont soft llllll l laft)'. 1lenl electric t.:~.-• dn .UMI .. . . . . . . . . . .. <CIIIdltlon. tin be oeen at Jler. lbampooer $1. Tlny'o Bargalll;!'IEEDIOO l'MII!!lD:IATELY, SM. U. Tn.ll tMn b1 ..,...;... man Grate•a, Rutland, Ob:lo. SYRACUSE ~ 1-JNtC .&Mil fMm tbe 8fATII BIGBWA.Y men fiR' port time 'll!allr 1111111. 1-a.etc &JIIPB .. V&IIKN'I' FUND U. IOU....,: ~CaD- belwee I. MO!'OII VEICI.a AND GASOLtJQ: !'AX 81Wi t an4 II a.m. 1-11-«c RZGIST£RI!lD BASSE'I'I' Hound II.U.VI&NAHC& AND ' BIPAJI. puwles, • weeD old, phone ZIG ZAG ~. aD balK Ia . ClllllrOII. but~. - '14W1n, 1IOIIeti SnowdeD. llulfness ~ i:· . :. :: : • : : Wented ..... ,..., defpr, ~ 11 l·1Mtc __._ CUR,. ~~. . ~Q .' I ~!GOOD USED automatic poultry :woNDERFUL - • •• ••1 HENRY CL.ELAND Olflco-H2·2259 Res.-992-2568 1·24-3tc BOOTS 50c pr. PUJjSES ,....................... 1.00 dllfl t..-al Jear .~ l.iuty,..;;. ..... ,__..775•1•' II,,,Will .._,,_., _ . _ . · . .. Slw•J'• • Jlaln~. , . . .. . .. I IMO.IO Otldor OpenUnl Jb;,_... I IDO.Ga IaterMt . •. . I~­ JIIew Meten It Repaln .. 1 1110.00 P. E. a. s. .. I Mtse. -· .. • I ·~~!!! Waler I!~ Toial · I POMEROY - VETERANS Admifloo Street, balance DOW p"""'rty $5,000.00. .- .. - . Ho.. Ll ..... - Aa OrdlDar»oe lo ...- ~ , ttOJ\1 lor Curnnt ·~ aai oU.U l!xpe1KlHut111 ef U. 'VIJI&p of Mlcidtepcu:t, &t.Uo of Olllo. dvrtllf 0. , m.u 1-21-«c IUIIO IVILU.II• ......_ t-a-11c %61111. . OIDINANC. ELI!lOI'I\OLUX vacuum cleaner complete witb altachmenll, <Oidwlnder and paint .....,_ For We llepoaessed but guaranloed ONE Ft1RN1SHED and one ,. NEED LIMESTONE for ywr In like oondlticJn. ~ oil drivewa,yT We llmllab 111111 fumisbecl aparlmeftt fOr small or terms If dealred. families. Pbone IIU140. deliver. Emmett W. Simler, Phone -..s. 1-11-«c Contracting, !'bone 118Wm. 1-ll.CC IJ-22-Uc 1966 CHEVROLET Caprice, 283 FOUR ROOM: fumlsbed aportv.a, automatic, power steer· men!. All utilities paid. Pbone P<n'ATOES, PbOne I4W2M lng and brakes, console, !Juc. C11reuce Proflltt, Parlland. IID-7051. -1-11-ac ket seats, sport coupe, radio 111-164fc and heater. also 1!157 Chevrolet, 283 V-ll. autoltll>tic. Con1961 PON'IlAC GTO, 400 cubic tact Roger Spencer, Eagle inch, ' speed transrl!inion, URidge Road near Bashan. celleot condiUon. Phone 1111-2S-31p htsForS.Ie 11141 after 8 p.m. 1-12-lfc TOY Mancbelten, Wire T1!r· WALNUT CONSOLE with 4riero and Poodles, trimmed, ~W 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing ma. llpeaker sound system, 4-apeed wOrmec!, temp, injeclk>DI. chine In original factory .... dual volume control with AM Barkaroo Kb., Coo!Yille. ton, automatic zig zag to & FM radio. Pay just $5 Pbone 1·~'/le make huttonbeles, sew on but- monthly or $88.32. can liDtons, monogram and make DIS. 1-21-'tc ForS.Ie fancy designs with just the POODLE lli:7PPIES, AKC 1'01 twist of a single dial. Left In AKC REGISTERED Chihuahua miniature. ·m and up. Stud layaway and never been used. Pl.llpies, loveable aOO tiny, al· . aerri"" and grooming. Pboole Balance due only $47 or terms so stud service, call Long o1 rf per month. Phone 1192· 11 I tie Bottom 378-6218. AltC Golden Retriever puppies, 514 Alb St., -Middleport. liDMO. 1-D-tfc I) Ll._ tten'ICII .......... IIQ. , . . . &JtNUM APNOfiiATNHI __ OPEN EVES. 8,00 P.M. I POMEROY, OHIO tllllllltnl. - CAIIP!TS and ur. toll ""' be beaaUflt1 If you - B1uo Lustre, 1'0111 elodrtc ,.,.,.,.,_ Sl. Jlabr FumlluN. Co. ·Pomeroy Mo.tor 41hoot• OHICE HOURS I•JO a.M. to 5t00 p.1n. Doll, 1•30 ''"'' to 12•00 N-n Sotvrd.~% .... For~ er. White finish, red vinyl interio;, VB engine, power ' IWilU allil TV ltPIIf, IlDia au., IIIII _. . • • ~. .Iaiii. lllllrllfl, PbaBr' - Tile llolp CGoiQ F - Bo- · to .. - - br Fob. l, lllt4 , _ 1101 a ..... al 272 · , _ . KlDJ. 'l1!o OOIII!t1'1 11!J11 .... -tao>f!IM · ~- . In ~ hll ,........ 230 1t.G mzni;..-IIIIP lhlt 101 _ . _ ;.,..._ qdl - · PH~ dloz1..-for111o~V.W.U Klor.lll. S,,.._,llld ...,. II 1ltllq F'?* G( Ill. I,, .,.,, . . - - . <)IMr ..,.....• . al ~- Witlo Alrleoailllrt'' Ia tile 1111 - -· ... X. ....,, ' . - : ' ... ll!o 196t - d e ' Wlll¥0. ~ -.,, ........~. GoorirO llalmr, M»o. ZAoo ....,_ ~ 'l1le ,llolp p i ·Ia - - kill. 1lo1 Miller, ..... Plorl "llorbliloJ,...._for '11!oAI·Jb' ·UbltiMI ...............~ WboM ,... """"' ... ~ cladod, ' .,. �' OLD DEX'IER CONGREGATIONAL OIURCH - n.Y. Wlllud Dutcllor, putor, llrL Wley Fnioclo, ~ School &lit Directory for Area Churches . . Wednesdn)' nnlceo llrll and 11\ird !i1llmJ BE'mANY UNITED ME'n!ODJST CHT.IRCH - IIA>v, Paul A. Sellen, pastor. Momi,. worship, 9:30 L m.; Sun:la1 School. CRRISTIAN SCIENCE Services tor. Sunik,y ac:haOl, 9:30 Lm.; Bumem, JUPerlDtebdeat; Surlti.Ys 11 a. m.; Wednesdays wonblp aervlce, 11 a.m. Wed8 p. m. All wetccme. neldl,y prQer meetin&. 7:30p.m. ~ ali!lt worlblp, 7:30. LOTTRIDGE UNITED METHODIST - ,Worship, ftrstand. third SIDII.Ys of nch month. 111:45 L m.;" second Courth Sunday&, 7:30 p. m. SUnday School, 9:45 L m. Christian Endeavor, third saturday of each month. am • LAU~L CLIFF FREEMETIIODISr CHURCH - Sunday School ' 9:30 L m., morning worshiP, ·10:10 L m., evenJne worshJp, 7~30 p. m.; WednesdQ', Christian Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m. and prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir practice, 1 p. m. R. Eugene Gill. pastor; Phil Wise, Slltt. ' ' ''' •• DEXTER CHUBCH OF CHIU!>T -Ronnie Russell, pastor. Normao C, Wlll, S<4Jt. Sunday School/ 9:30 a. m.; WorshiP service,. 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor ' • ' l •' • &u1dol evening, RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; M~ Worship, 10:10 a. m.; EY~ Worabtp, ',' ' 7130 p.. m. Pn.Yer services, 7:30 l'o m. WedneldOJ, Sunday School Superlntondert, Pauline McClintock. ~, Rev. Morris M. ;I ij '.r:'. • Violro.. - . .• TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED I! ~: ,. 0 > '' ! .! ' m., Clw'ch s.rvtcea. . s..>ertntenloat. Sunda)' School, 9:30 L m.; Wonbl» service, 10:30 L m. Youth m:l Junior youth service, 6:45 p. m. Evenirc worshJp, 7:30. Prayer and praise, Wednesday, 7:30. UNITED FAITH CHURCH Neaee Sett&ement- Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor, &mda.Y school supt,, Roy Jobnaon. S u nda Y sehool, 9:30 a .m.; worship service, 10:30 a.m . and 7:30 p.m . each &utday. Youth meetine and choir· practice, 6:30 p.m. each &mday. KENO CHURCH OF C Norman MeCaln, IIUpOrintendenL, Services weekly at 9:30 a. m. .PreacbiQJ, first and thlrdSwxlay o1 month by Charles Russell lit 9:30 a., m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRlST- Charles Russell, pal• tor. Richard Gilkey, Supt. Sunda.y School, 9:30 a.m.; Mol'l'liq; Worahlp, 10:30 a.. m.; Everd.IW worship, 1 p..m~ WednesdayBible ltUd;y, 1:SO p. m. lq:ORGANIZED CHURCH OY • Jesus Chnst of Latter DaY Saints, Portland .. Racine Road. Surmy School, 9:30 a. m.; Mori"P • W ... ~. ...a..~, 1ni ora._, 10 : 30 a. m. ""'".....,. eve~ service at 7. WtOteaday ewni~ prayer service, 7:30. SYRACUSE F1RST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - ReY. Linaoa Stebbins, pastor. SUDdly tchool, 9:30 Lm.; worablp a.-vice, 10:30 a.m.; Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPT181' - John WOes, 9mdar oehool QJt. 9lndiJ adiOOI, 9:30 a.m.i morning: worlhip, 10:30 a.m.i BIT, 6 p.m. Bible llully, Wed· Mllda.v, 7 p.m.; choir practice, 8:30p.m., Wodneoday. MT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sundi.Y School superintendent, E a r I Starkey, Sunday School, 9:45 Lm.; Sunday evening worship, 7:30i Wednesday prayer and Sible study, 7:30 o.m. SUTTON D~T UNITED CHURCH - METIIO. W. Dale Mc- Clurg. pastor. Sunday School, 10:30 a, m.; Worahlp service, 9•30 a. m. secorkl and fourth "':.-.... h' m~~L ~· ~~c _ CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. Worship service, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.DL, Sun:lay, SUnday School, 9:30 a.m. Richard Barton. SupL, Charles Bissell, assistant slC)t.. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. HARRISONVILLE PRFSIIY· TERI AN - Mrs. Norma Lee. Sunda,y School Supertnte.ndenL "'"....~.... School 9 . 30 Su o7U.I.......,. ' · L m. J'P day service, 8 p, m., the Rev. Max Do h of Middl rt ki na ue epo spea ng.. METHOD~T- Morning Worship 9:30 L m. at former EUB buiJd.. i~ E~nded Sunday :~ehool session for nursery to grade slx JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Larchildren at former Metbo.tist an- Pastor', Elder C. W. Proffitt. nex at 9:30a.m., Mrs.J ames ' r ry Carnahan, prestdirw: minister, Stout, children's &L~terlnteodent. Sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; SUnday Ch.urch School, adults and BRADBURY CHURCH OF Watch Tower study, 10:30 a.m.; youth, 10:SO L m.i junior high, CHRIST- 9mdar ochool, 9:30a. Wednesda.y: Bible study, 7 p.. m. aenior high and yoo~ adults m. Glen. Evana, &lpt. Church ser- Thoroday: MlnflllrY school, 7 p, meet in former Metho:list Church vices, 10:30 a.m.; evening ser~ m. Service meeUJW, 8 p. m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTfor Sunday Church School. Boyd vice, 7 :30; Wednesday, prayer Mlller St. - Everson Weekley, ,HacknQ, youth superintendent; services, 7:30p.m. pastor. Bible Rudy elaasea,Sunpost high ~lass and senior adults GRAHAM UNrUD METHO. .. daJ,10a.m. Worlblpandp<eachliOeeting In Iormor EU)I bullljlng, liobort Vlooyard, 014>L Adult Bl- DIST CHURCH - Preaching, 9:- lng, 10:55 a. m,; Sundlly evellil!g Bible study bl.6 Class party, last Monday each 30 a.m., First and SHond &m~ service, 7:30. month. Youth Fellowship each da,ya of each month; Third and classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 6 p. m. in former Meth- Fourth &mda,ys each month, Wor~ GRACE EPISCOPAL-E. Main odist building. District youth ral- ahl.p service at 1:30 p.m.; Wed- St., Pomeroy. Cbureh sehool eac~ ly llrst Monday oleoeh month. nosday evenings at 7:30, Prayer Sundly at 10:30 a.m_ Third 9Jn. daJ of each month oo morning LET ABT UNlfED METHO. and Bible study. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION oerrlee, Holy enmmunioo, 7:30 DIST CHURCH - Firlll and Soc- . and Sundays preachlng, 8 p.m.i -Bald Knobs, Portland-Bashan p.m. Tblrd and FOUl'th Sunda)'o, &m· Road. Rev. E. J. GrUDth,pastor. SOUTH BETHEL UNI'IED ~ School 10 a.m., Worsbip ser- ilundoy School, 9:30 L JD. l RogMETHODIST - Worship, second vice 11 a.m.; TUeaday evening• er WUired, Sot>L Sunda> worship and fourth s~. 10:30 a. m.; ~erriee, 7:30 p. m.· Prayer meetIll 8 p.m., PrayerandBlblutuelV. first and third SUPI!ays, 7:30 p. m. in& Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., MllRUTLAND CJIURCH OF THE Sunda,y School, 9:30 L m. Youth NAZARENE - Rev. UOyd D. _: ford Frederick, class leader. Fellowship, 6 p. m. each Sunday Grimm, Jr .• ~. Sunday You111 Fellowship, friday, 7:30p. at 1\cJpers Plains United M.e~ scbool, 9:30 a.m.; morning wor- m. Ernest Deeter, leader; Rog- dlst Church. lhlp, 10:30 a.m.; young peo- er Wilfred, Jr., presideiL MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH CHESTER CHURCH OF G0!}pl_.s seryice, 6:45p.m.; evaoge'11te Rev, Che!llerRryant,paotor. OF GOD Second St., Muon, llltlc services, 7:30 p.m. Wed~ w. va. ScliOof, 10 ·a.m. SUnday School, 9:30 a. m.; Wor0\'elllng .......... 7:30. Momlng worship, U a. m. Ev.an- ship service, 11 a. m.; Eveni.,.MlDDLEPORT HEATH mmiD pllltlc.aerviee, .7:30 p.. m •.-B lble worship, 7:30p.m. Prayer servMETHODIST- Max E. - · · Sludy and pr810r Bel'VIoe, Wed- ice, TUesday, 7:30 p. m. Youth mlnioter; Jam.. Brewln&l<>n, nesday, 7:30 p, m. Chester Ten-, Service, 11atrlday, 7:30 p. m. Sundly oebool ouporilllendont. nanl, paOtor. Pbone 773-5133. Monthly sqs, nrot Solw"day ~ Church Achool, 9:30a.m.; morn~ - CARLETON CHURCH -Klngs- each month. ing worship, 10:30 a.m.; youth bun' Road, Sunday School, 9:30 HEMLOCK GROVE CHBISmeeting, &inday, 6p.m. Cholrre- a.m., Ralph Carl, Supt. Worship TIAN Church - James Smltb, tlearsal Wtdnesday, 7 p.m., choir service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. Pastor; Robert Paulsen, &lnda,y , director, Ben Phllaon. Prayer· ·-m. alternately. Pra.yer meeting, school supt. Morning service, service, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. 9:30 a.m.; Sllnday school, 10:4~ a.m. i youth meeting, 6:45 p.m. Chester Church of tlle Nazarene - Christmas play, 7:30 Mrs. Charles Eichi~er or BelMonday evening. Public welcome. pre and Mr. and Mrs.EdgarHarSILVER RUN FREE WILL tulli!i, Columbus, were recent vis- BAPTIST - Rev. C&udlll AtkiDI, lton nf Mrs. Mabel Van Meter. p&ltor. Richard F:lnk,Sunda,y Christmas dimer guests of School Sq)erirundent. Swdl,y BY CLARICE ALLEN Mrs. Jerry Cleland and children School, 10 a. m.; Wonhlp, 7:30 The Ladies Auxiliary of the were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland, p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday. Volunteer Fire Department met Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clelald 7:30 p. m. Choir practice, TOesat the firehouse at 8 p, m. on and V. D. Clelalll. da,y, 7 p.m. Jan. 1. President Dorothy Myers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode spent Christmas with Mr. and -- -CARLETON CHlJRCH-htr_,.awas in charge. . Mrs. WUlard Hines, Athena Rd. bury Road. The fev. Jay stiles. Mr. ,,an:!. Mrs, Clayton Allen Mrs. Mildred Santee or Mill- (llltor. Ralph cjr~ Sqot, arxl Bill spent the holidays in Florida. They visiled in Lees~ wood, W. Va., was a rC4;ent ria.. Sunday School;'1:30 a. m. Worburg with Robert All~n ard Mrs, itor or her mother' Mrs. J o e sllip aervtce, 10:30 L m. and 7:30 p, m. alternately. Prayer f . T. Allen, attended tile Tanger~ Marks. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Wick- - aervtce each Wednesday, 7;30 ine Bowl game and toured sev~ eral places of interest including ham and children of Richmond p. m. Cypress Gardens, the Singing were weekend visitors of Mr. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Robrt H. Wood, pasTower at Lake Wales, Citrus and Mrs, B. K. Ridenour. D. D. Cleland and Mrs. car- tor. SUnday Bible Study, 9:30 a. Tower, Cape Kennedy, Marinepenter of Columbus were recent m.; Morning Worsh~, 10:30; land and St. Augustine. On their return trip they visited with Mrs, visitors or Mr. ant Mrs. Denzel Youth meeting, 6:30 p. m.; Evenirw worship, 7:30. Mid-Week Annie Wi!l, Mr. and 'M:rs. Leland Cieland. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Parson&, ser'riee, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Roy JackJe and Joan, or Guysville Junior choir practice, Friday, Baker, all at Jessl(J, Ga. Olristmas Eve guests of Mr. recently spent an eveni.J:w with 4 P. m. and Mrs. Ross Clelard were Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton. Alien and LANGSVIU.. t:: CHRISTlAN, and Mrs. Vernon Cleland, Colum- Bill. Lanprille VUlap, Rev. - r i N, Mr. and Mra, Norman McRkhard Kobleriz, student at n,pne Mulillel', Pastor. ·worlblp Cain am daughters, Mrs. Mary OSU, spent a rew days with hil Nnice 10:30, Gl•ma FetQ',&.nReed, Mrs. Jerry Cleland and parents, Mr. and Mr•. llllvld daJ School Supl. Sunda)' School cliiJdr~n and Carolyn Parker. Koblentz, after returning from at e;30 a.m.; Sllndty nllht ser~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers and the Rose Bowlpme, vice 7:30P.m. M1d-week 1ei"Vf.ce -'b' pfiDt.lill'll., Richard Frost, lo!r. and Mrs. VIrgil Rouoh Wednesday nllllrt Ill 7:30. Ml~h.. Mr:.andMrs.Cur- a~ Mr. and Mn. Don Roush funily. Columbul, speot lite holldaJs wllh Mr. and dauatrter, Patrltia. Mra. Ecll.tll wUhMr.and Mra. Larry Rouah, Winter Hav- Klns and Mellol loured f'loride rrootandBIUleJean. en, Fla., and with Mr. and Mrl. during tl!lo .. holldeyo and lliolled 11iomaa IDinlck Donald Mlitlaek, Lake Worth, f1e. at Tampa with lo!ra. King'• dough- Sond.i¥ Chester s. s. ·' -~ or. Giro,;~, Mr. end p. m. SUnday. lilT. HERMON UNlTED UNITED FAITH CHURCH oC . BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rov. Neaoo Sodlement. !i1llmJ School !q>erlntendent. R o y Jolmaoo, . Menzel Smith, paotor. S u o d a y School, 9:30 L m.; RUssell &MmJouth moeUns, 6:30, Sunday. cer, a'4)&.; Alfr'«< Wol(e, -.aala.,_ Til!: DANVILfE WFSLEY AN CHURCH- Charles Dozer, pastor; Adr1l Slrlek, Sundly School HRJST • 7:30 p. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH-Rev. Amoe Tllllapaa- at 315 Main St., Pt. Pleasant, Lee • ~ IIIII Fourlb SofllriiQo eve....a, 10:30 L m. Bl)rthe Thel11, SU&M. evening Youtb Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. prayer services at 7:45. \ t:ao a. ... Chllreh rou...m. SWidlll" School. ~««-*Y»»:««.:««<•:""'l<il~~~~~ ALFRED ME'n!ODIST Chordl, Peorl A. caoto, pastor - S\111day School at 9:30, Uoyd OilUnpr, &.Itt. - Worship Servicea at 10:45 with the Rev. Casto _ ~ Sc...,., ~A)! 1JNlTl!D ~ OIURCH RA>v. Wuu..> ~,.... po/ll<lt'; J o ~ n Die. S..i RQJ vaa Meter, An*~~- ~~!<do. 8:Uo. "'-l llomlqr Worth~~, 10:45 L Jn.; Pl'l)'er meetirw, 7:30 p. m. Tlurl/ll)', FNd E. Smith, ~­ ........ Youlh FellmroltiP. 7::10 MORNING Mr. aft/1 Mrs. Bill WI- ond tor, Donno and ramiJ¥. .... lllil·tiMII ~ ~ ·I.rw,' WodljHdo,y, 7!10 p. m., lllrt. , . .POMEROY . 1!0...,-.LOWEll ...... · LIGHT Churell Harr~Mmvlllo Boocl - R... Roy ~. poator; WU· llam R_,o, llondeY IChooll~ 9.mdQ l9hOol, 9:30 a.m.; war~ lblp Mrrle., t0:30 a.m.; .,..._ 7:30 p.m.; _ , . and p:alM Hniee, Ttl.tr.aa,, 1n11 -•hlp, 7:30p.m. WESLEYAN UNITED ME'mODlST CHURCH, Riel• - W. Dole Mcaura, paotor. !i1llmJ School, 9:30&. m.tWOI.'Iblpl501',.. ant. MorniJW Sermon 11 L Jh., lee, 10:30 L m.; Bible Siud)o, Wecloeodll'o 7o30P, m.;UM.Y.F. ewn~Qi sermon. 7:30p.m., alternatiow each Sunday. Claaa m- 7 p.m. aehSun/101;Junlcr Cllolr praetlee, Wednesdljr, 3:U p.m.1 Ins 11 a.m., altornat~~V SUnday moml._s.. O.vld Holter, c 1 a 1 a Senior Choir pnctlee, '!'llurlciiJ', Ieider. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 · 7:30 l'o m.; Weoleyen Sontce p. m. every other SUnday eve- Guild, lourih Monday ..... 111 7:30 p. m.; 11111PY i!uotlar• ning, Juanita Spencer, president. claas meettnc. lwrtb Frida)' or Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. every ooeh mmth, 6 p. m.; W.S.C.S., Wednel/ll)'. Boord meeti~Wo 7:30 ~ m., nrst Mo.Jday of month. _. ....... Frldal' month; 7:20 . POMEROY TRINITY UNITED p. "'-1 Olllelol Boord, CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rev. W. Moada.Y eoeh ·month, 7:30 p, m. 11. Perrin, ...-. Patrick D. PORTLAND UNITED METHO. Wood, ~ Sli1day Scliool, 9:15 DIST CHT.IRCH - W. Dolo, Me~ m.; Worsld», 10:25 L m. Clurg, pastor. Sundoy School, Youtb choir rehearsalt Mcolay. 9:30a.m.; Wor1hlpaervlee, 7:30 6:30 p. m. Mra. Marvin Burl, p. m.;Offtclal.Board,ftrltSundl,y director; Senior choir nhearMl, 81.ch month, 8:30 p. m. Thurllday, 7:30p.m., Mra. Paul OAK GROVE UNITED METHONeaM, director. Thursday, all DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Mcda.v, Busy Bee quilUrw party tn Clurg, pastor. Swday Scltool.. 11).. church social room. :30 a. m.; Worahip service, 9'.30 RUTLAND C H U R C H Or L m., ftrst and third Sundlys CHRIST - Eugene Underwood, pastor; V. H. Braley, SqJt.i Sunday school, 9:30 L m.; com~ munion and worship service, 10:30 a.m.; prayer meeUng, Thurs~ day, 7:30p.m. CHESTER !IIETHODJST Charge - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. CHESTER: Worsbi», 9 a. m.; Surxlay School, 10 a. m,; Mrs, Waid Spencer, Supt. FLAT ... WOODS: Church School, Sunday, 11 L m., John Baily, aupt. Worship llflnice alternate• with AJ .. fred and Flatwoods. Services Sunday morning or evening, ot each week. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST - ·: ---' ~ .~ each mori:h. THE RUTLAND ~ETHOill!h CHURCH - Rev. C. J. Lemley, pa&tor, Chureh School, 9:30a.m.; Worship service, 10:30 a. m. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy - Harrisonville Road. John Webster. pastor; Ray lJttle, Sunday schoW superintendent. Surda,y school, 9:30 Lm.; morning worship, 10:30; Sunday evening service, 7; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m. ST. JOliN'S LUTHERAN-Brian Erwel, pastor. Mornl~ wor- sbip, 9 a.. m.; Sunday School. Wbot infinite pa;ns we tGb to euord our vcrlucrb'fe ,....... lionif Yet not oil our possenlon• can be •1Y•n protection In -a sole. What about th., prir:elea trea1ure wlllcll each ol u1 poueu..--our eternolltoppinea? ' ro safeguord this great treaJuta, wllere con we go? The ontwer lies in the Churr:lt. It giv•• ut rite comblnllflon that opens the door ro our spiritual rklte._,lle com&Jncrtion of fuit~ ond !lood works. T~• Chvr<~ guardo and 11uldot 111 alon11 tho WCI)' tlrat leado to tloe ''""',..._.,. way led loy l.,u,, our Savior. If invite• everyone to join In Mrvlce to God and to out fellowmen. In thfs way, we Jnlterlf uw riches of tlte •'"' that no man or drcumJtance can steal 01 d.lti'O)'. ~.... CHURCH OF CIIIRST - Middleport, 5lb · and Main. Jaek ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. StutSclteo, oupt. Bible School, 9:30 ler, pastor. Worship ser'll.ce, 9 a. m.; Mornins -oblp, 10:80 a. L m.; sunday School, 10 L m. FORFSf RUN UNITED METH- Geaeell 23:1·16 Genesle :U:I·9 Gene~ie zt:I·ZT G....to Zt:%8.Sl ~~~. S'i... ln!FJO, v•. <itneaio Roataaa 1:1-2$ ztlflz 21:8 Ado 7:1-8 ,. WUb the lq)e it wUI, In sane measure, foster and help sustain tt.t which 11 good In ftm1br and community life, this teaturei&sponsoredbythe busipess firms aod orpalatlona whote . . appear below. LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE . HEINER'S BAKERY (Larry IIIJley} WFST MAIN ST. SUPI'ORT THE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HIJN11NGTON, W, VA. GOF.GLEIN READY-MIX CO. PHONE 992-3284 0. ' ~~~OF 11IE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHAN!liSE • TUPPERS PLAINS Pit 667-4280 MIDDLEPORT BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND SALES - ALLIS CHAilmtRs - SEBVICE FARM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GAIIDI!III. TUPPERS PLAINS Pit . :-''"•, /i!: . Ht.aGI MIDDLEPORT, 0, •. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. •; OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. OillO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIDO BAK!RS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0, m.; Eftnlng worship, 7:30p.m.; Prayer nniee, Wednelda.Y, 1 p. UNI T E D m. ROY. Raulin Moyer, pastor, Wandell CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Stutler. pastor. SUDda)' 5ehool, - Middleport. Rev. Audry Miller, 9 L m.; Kennetb Wiggens, Supt. ,palliDr. Leater fi,Ylor,&-.,SunWorship service, 10 L m. daJ School, 8:30 L m.; Momlng SYRACUSE CIIURCH OF THE Worlblp, 10:80 a.m.: JUnior SoNAZARENE- RA>v. A. E. MOler, deb', 6:30 p. m.; NYPS. 6:45 p. pastor•' B o b Moore, Sunday m. SUoday EvaJwelllllle meetllV, School SupL Sunday School clas,_ 7:80.., m. Pr3¥"; meotlns, Wed-. es for all ages, 9:30 LRL; Morn- nelday, 7:30p.m.. ing Worship, 10:30 Lm.j NYPS THE SALVA110N ARMY -EitSunday 6:30 p.m.; Ewngelistlc voy Ray S. Wining, olllcer In Senice Sunday 7:30 p.m.~ Mid- charge. SUoday, 10 a.m.,Hollweek Prayer meeting Wednea- nesa meeUIW; 10:30 a. m, Sun· da3 7:30p.m.; :Mi88lonar)' Meet- daJ School, Y - People's Le- . . Second Wednesday ol eoeh month 7:30 p.m. MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL - gion, 7 p. m.; Salvation m~. 7:30 p. m.; ·11urlda7, 1 to 3 p, m.; Ladle& Home I.eague; 7p.m. . Rev. Harold Cumingham, ,Pn&t cluaes. The MT, MOBIAH BAPTIST -&lid· pastor. Charles Lambert, SwJ.. · dleport, earner ~ Fourth and do)' School Sq>t Cor..,r Second &lkl Pomeroy sts., Mason, W. Main s t . - --.paotor. VL; Sunday s~. 9:45 a.m.; SUOdV School, 8:~ a. m,; Mornwonhlp service, 11. Wedae .. IJW worship, 10:3f.l a. m., Amold day evening, tratnine unioa, 7; Riehardo, oupl. prayer service, 7:45. R 0 C K SPRINGS UNI'IED METHODIST - C. J. Lemley, pastol'; Harold Blackston. church school &!IJ8rlntendent. Morntne WCN"ohlll, 9:30 a. m.; church school, 10:15 Lm.; everd.nc worship, 7:30; MYF Sundi,J, 6:30 p.m. Prayer meetine and Bible study, WedDelday, 7:30p.m. Ad~ mlnlstntive Council meettng, ftrst Monda)' ol eacll momh, 7:~ 30 p.m. IDEN UNITID BRETHBEN IN RUT!,AND P1RST BAPTIST !leY, Somuel J. Jaeklon, putor, Prayer oenleo, 9:30 a. m.; Sun. day Scbool, 10 a. m~. Mr1. Gertrude, Buller, Supt. Worohip aentee, 11 L m. Blptllt Train· lng llnicln, llral and &eeond SUndayo Ill 5:30 p, m.; Mra. Mar)' WOOI!s, presided:. HYSELL RUN FBEE METHO· DIST ·- Bev, Coell J, WI.., pUtor. Sunday Sehool, 8;30 a. m.; Morning Worahlp, 10:80; Emlinll " -ollli>. 7:30; y - Poople'l sentee, 6:45p.m.; Prllerme«.;, CHRIST - Eldon R. Btal<e, I.rw. Tlursdljr, 7:30p.m. tor. SUoday School, 10 o. m., MIDDLEPORT FIIIST BAPWimle 1101.._, oupt. _..,., TIST - Cborlol w. slmono,'J1U......... u .. m. EveniJw ..,.._ tor, FAIIIOII-. """""School de Chrlllllan ~-. 7:M p. ~ Soonolll' C b'o rc b m., Mrs. 13da Cbevallu, Pftll• ~. li15 .. ill.; Mornlar-- . Saoc- a n d - llldp, to,u. lllaiiY Sladl ldlr,1:30 p.m. Wodno--' BmLE BAPTM n:MI'i.t, Mlooravlllo, Ohio. Clwrib -iierv. m,. ptVor . leo• oach Frldol ..~. ~;80 p.m. ~ _Ktn lll'f~1 ol RavflmiOOd ·-"""' , Sa..~ t-f U Chureh, Bible .. . . _,,., "\Yedoesdljr at 7:ail p.m. B"'" ..m.., ' : c""""'' '"' x,u,. 1•., Atltmtili111 ~t. MINERSVILLE METHODIST - Rev. 1,'1 1 .. '"" 10:30 a.m. Church - Pomeroy, Mulberry ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 Heights Road, north d. Veterana E, Second st., Poolerny, Sundlly Memorial Hospital. Pbllllp Gager, pastor, Wednesday, '/ ~. m. Sehool, 10 a.m.. ; Worshl_p service 11 a.m. Youth FelliMship. Saturday, 1:45 SYRACUSE UNITED METIIO. p. m., Sabbath School. Worship, DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. 9:30 a. m. Sellers, pastor. Sunday School, F1RST UNITED PRESBYTERJAN CHURCH - Middleport. 9:30 L m., Ben Quiselilerry, Guest Minister, James Buchan- Slt)t. Morning worship, 10:30 a. an. Sunday School Superinten- m., first and third Sunda,ya each Even.ing evangelistic dent. Sur.iay School, 9:30 a.m. mor¢h. Worahlp Service, 10:30 a.m. service, 7:30 p. m., second and . Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- loorth Sundays. CARMEL UNITED METHO. nesday. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A, ASBURY UNITED METHO- Sellers, ·p&stor. Surday Schoot,'" DIST, Syracuse - Rev. Weldell 9:30 a. m.; Wayne Roush, Supt. Stutler, pastor. Sunday School, Morning worship, 10:30 L m., 10 a. m.; carroll Norris, Supt. secord and fourth Sundays of eacb Worship service, 11 L m.; MYF month. Evening evangelistic 6 p.' m. Sunday. Prayer meeting service, 8 p, m. second a ad Wednesday, 8 p. m. third Sunday each month. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE ENTERPBISE UNITED METH· NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Hender- ODIST - Rev. William Alroan, son. p&stor. Swxiay School, 9:30 Pastor. Ralph Spencer, Sq>t.; L m.; Raymond Walbum, S!,p.. Eldon Weeks, Ass't. Worship serMorning worship, 10:30 a. m.; vices. 9:30 a.m.t Sunday School, Evealng Service, 7:30 p. m. lrfid. 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fell01rshlp, week serYice, Wedneaday, 7:30 6:30. Wednesday: Choir, 6:15 p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30. p. m. Mrs. Fred Nease, )" 7,. p.m. RAY RIGGS, INC. MARK V STORE Lincoln - Mercury - camet - EJwlloh .Ford · ., .. 593-6601 : ' 85 N. COURT ST. ATHENS, 0, MIDDLEPORT, ORIO WILLIS ANTHONY · LEIVING COAL COMPANY . PLlJI.miNG AND HEA~G PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF HIGH GRADE COAL WEST COLUJIBlA, W. VA. 240 IJNCOLN ST. MIDDLEPI)JIT ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE ATIIENS liD, POMEROY, 0. 99UG98 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY . r AMILY RECREATION SWIMMING CROW'S STEAK HOUSE RACINE FUL-VALU MAilKET KENTUCKY FIQD CIDCKEN. POMEBOY, 01!10 THE STORE WITH A HAB'I' RACINEI OIDO SWISHER & LOHSE · MIDDLEPORT BOQK .STORE:. REXALL DRUGS WE riLL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCRII'TIONS 992-3955 POMEliOY, 0. CHURCH AND OFFICE S1.1PP1,!ES(llris . 992-3641 ~DLEPOR'r, 'O. BEN FRANKLIN STORE I'OMEROY ' 99~0 ROYAL OAK PARK AITEND THE CHURCH or YOUR CHO{(;E ' ' · ., ' l �~ .- ;;'f"":· • ·!· . n.t PoDJ SOIIIlnol, Klddl-1 • p-r.,y, J_.,. 24.1. is · Set Dimes Ma·rch • ' lor Fobr&IJ)'. loin. de-rlora_........,.. JDOtben' march 1n the tiona! WWlam Wlllfor<l Pl'<tolded at tho Ins llhl<l! t1m0 obo • llvo Nell9-' F-t!on, March ol .. ...._...... out ol drlod ..... meeting Wblch opeaod with de· Dimeo lUnd drive will be con...<ted in Rutland Wednolldo.Y YGIIona by Nro. Bill - · 11'<o teralo uolns tho •'prd>lem ..... llllht by tho Rulland Friendly travollnB prize do11aled by lira. llurlnB a GXICIIIdinll oO<:Ial (lour.' Robert Sllotoden Wll """ by Mro. Cardeners. retre-11 were aarved 1>iY WIWord. Pt.an1 for the march to begin Mra.llavlo. In res,ponse to roll call. ai 6:30 p.m. were made during a meodni held Wednesday night member& dl~ed 'tproblem at the home ol. Mrs. Bruce Da· eontal.ners •., There wall a group diseutsion on the containers and old. 1be club members also de- the lypeo of arrangements best tided to purchase and plant some suited tor each with Mr1. HowDowering crabs around town. A ard Birchfield as the moderathank ;you note was read from tor. Mra. Joe Bolin was t h e the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center tor arrangements aent at Chrlatmas time. A program oo temperance will Mra. TOm Martin will turn•be presented in the Melli Locol lib the art1lltg8ment at the RutMan School Dlllrlet on Feb. 3, &e· land BTUich ol tbe Pomeroy Naoor<llns 10 plant made dorlns a Jobn Goodwin of FQmeroy was maetinl of the Pomeroy Wombest mao tor his brother, David, en's Cbrlltlan Temperance Unwhose marriage to Mlaa Doro- Joa held Wedoeaday altemooo at T\t• patabl•~ thy Ann Mlnnocl< of Manlfleld tile United Methodist Chorch. was an eveat ol Dec. 14 at the Millo Lucretia Genbelmer reot p.onuU Newman Center Chapel in Co- ported that .... had contacted the 1\IIDbla. rus name waa Lminten- school 10 c:omplete arransemeote ne -...... Program on Temperance ' John Goodwin Was Is Planned Brother's Best Bv tlooally omitted tro.m an earller account of the wedding. for the temperance program whl ch will feature a guest •peakOlan ~ of Fomeroy and or and dlstrlbutloo ol laaDete. the pare!lla o1 Miss SonciY Gon- Min Genhe1mer al10 noted that Robl. \. S\.orl ahlraki, the maid of honOr', of Manlfteld were among the guests at the weddlnB and reoepdon. . Yep, it's ' •' startin' time ... right nowl 40 copies of a sclentlfle maga. zine have been ordered and will be plaoed in the school library. The am.ual Frances WWard tea was planned for tbe Febru.. ary meeting wtth each member to take a guest. Mrs. Robert Warner presldad at tho meeting in the absence otMr1. Allen Jla:mpoton. 'lbe Lord's Prayer in uni&M was given to open the meeting. Mrs. Warner presented devotions using "Working W t t h Chrilrt" as her topic. ~e read scripture from Mark 6, 7-13 and gave a lneditatloo. A paper entitled uWbat If There Were No - -•• regardlngliquorand gambling laws, waa readbyMlssNelle Bing, Mro. Gilda Baxter read ' SATURDAY. BAKE SAI.E, lllunl~ J*k, h8i!dqlll!t!>lro, 'sfra<11oa, Sllur· da)' ~ II lO::Ml L ""• , _ . . , . . by llle lM!eo AlaiiJo ary or tile Syracuae -Fin DIIP&!'I- mont. CHFSTER . ALUMNI _.-o dance, 5atll~ 1 It the C3te.l ter Grade School, 8 10 mldnJalrt., l!KlH SCHOOL DANCE party with tile Jays this Saturday, 9:30 p.m. 10 12 p.m. at lbe Meigs Junior HJsh In Pomeroy, toiJ.ow... 1.. tbe Meigs • Vlntoo ..skelball game. - SuNDAY REUGIOUS Atl;lrmallon Servloo, 2 p.m. !mlclay, Pomeroy Ma· ' omlc Temple, Rav. GJ• Bllea to a p e a k ; - a n d - · · lion by the Rev. WUbur Porrln; music by Jobs Douatrters. MONDAY BETHEL 62, IDternallonal Or· der of Job& Daudlters, 7:3(1 Man· day nll!ht at the PO>meroy Masonle Temple. TENT 95, DAUGHTERS ol UnJoa Veteions, 7:3(1 Monday nl&bt at the D;A,V, hall. MEIGS LOCAL BAND Boostera, 8 p.m. Monday at M e t g s llll!ll School cafeteria, Middleport. LYDIA ORCLE, Pomeroy United Methodist COO.rch, 7:30 MonclaY at the church; Mrs. John Werry, program Ieider. There will be a silent auction. TUEIDAY PACK 248, CUB SCOUTS and Webelos, 1 p.m. Tuelldo.Y at llle D. A. V. Hall, Buttermt Ave., Pomeroy. all cub scouts, webelos and parents of the boys urged to attend. LADIES AUXD..IARY, Drew Webster 1'0>81 39, Amertcan Le- ,.Men, You are Needed," and Mrs. Joe Cook pref.ellted '"I Can't gioo, 7:30 Tue&day, post hoine; slides presentation, "Decades of Afford It."' The meeting closed with sing- Service to Children." PUblle ining "Rescue the Perishing" and vited. ' -;' ' prayer by Min Genheimer. Time to stop talking about saving and really -~tart saving .. . here •.. at this full-service bank where not only does your Savings Account earn good bonk interest, but also you find every other banking service you need ... under the very some roofl ( New ·OCIIoers wore lnetalled and tho IIUdY pnllli'&lll for .... ;._ wtllaed """" J1rlondly Circle IP~ at 'J!rlnlt.J United Cburch "' C2lrlat Tileaday ..... lolro. '11!omu YOUII& IDitalled Pearls Again 'In' Pearls are back tn this winter season of black and white. The elegance of pearl necklaces, e a r r i n g s and bracelets add the perfect touch to both afternoon and evening wear. • • • Start NOW and save here every payday! Pin on High Fashion .( There's aothillg a 1 e y e- POMEROY eatcbillg as an attraeUve pia to dress up a ba1lo dre11 or suit. The pill ean be eu&e, Ia· tereaUog, omate, almply ele- NATIONAL BANK POMEROY g8DI-Io long •• II addo that extra Bometbiag to your outfit. RUTLAND Servlnr Meirs County for A FULL SERVICE llA NJ( over 96 years Member Federal Reserve System . M."mber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. All Accounts ln5ured Up To $15,000.00. MEIGS THEATRE JANUAID 24 • 28 WITH SIX YOU GET EGGROLJ. (Technlcolor) Doris Doy • Brian Keith OLORCARTOONS:Pop Whim & Bob. ~ini Remembernud SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 1aj eeremOQ,v ·11 .,_h lamcer afllnned hor respolbll!tl-. 10 111e -'< o1 Gocl'o liiJiidoiD mil IOthel~dlur<h. rn.la!Jed· Mor· A letter trom tile ArUnlr rta lamily regarding ito work in a leprosy boapltalln lndla .was read by Mrs. Orville Well. prelident, at a meeting of Evangeline Mlllsloasry SoeleQ- of the Pomeroy Chur<ll of Christ Tuel- daY nll!h~ In the letter the Morrta lam· Uy thanked the local society lor a siiiJPiy o1 bandages sent last ed devotions uolns meditation& and scriptures from I Corlll· Udans and Psalm 90 on love and peaee. Pra.ver was by Mrs. Helen Lellhell. Mrs. Elwood Bowers Hned relreshmento 10 thoae aamedmd Mrs, Lauls Osborne and Mrl. Deover K>pple. ' f'Mrl llnl of Tlw'IIOn, and JaDe Am Tile dlartar wao dn»>d asoi-IIDanclal secnlor)' • lolro. MJnnJe Getl;yo and , _ of. ·· 1be death of Mro. Cora Mc· HJto "' It .... aoted that Della 9lohl to a patient !loora wara lnlianed 'l'heo- tlrlde at Ole llar!non Rast llo,.. MomorJal Jloopllll, dorvJ Cciondl 17, DIUI#llei'O <I . in Marl... 1'"" ~ MrL at AmertCO:, mat recenlly at t h e GJ• Sontsol, Mro. i.emitJ, t&o. """ - Ina Slo!Hi lll.l"fCIIPfiralre<>01111 N>IJI!IIIb-. 100F haD. .Soldellabel, and, Mrs. Notjlo ... In addltloa to dnplnB lbe ehoi'· llayaa callocl at tho ~- tu.. tor lor 30 daY• for Mro. Goai>'s. nora1 11ome In Belpre. Funeral a membel' o1 lhe ..,..d~ It wu &ervlcos were hold at 11 a.m. Clnelmatl VetaranoJIOipiiii,Oild the bb1b of a DeW IP•dtl'...,.. also drlljled fDr Allee Be r t· Wodneodl,y. IIWIII, New York, a paat nallonReported W were Mrs. Fan· to Mr. and lolrl. Lemler. The traeJIJI8 prlzo'....,...l>IY .. .........,. nteMcNIIIIlOO,IolrO.Marle-ek, Mra. Hqea wa1 1ICn by M r ,a. lolro. Mary Baldwin was elect- lolra. Beey llenn1, Mrs. Lllllaa Bee(llo. ad aoiiOdate vice coundloroftbo DamoskoJ', Mrs. Harriett Pulgroup, and lhell was IDotalled by Mro. Margaret SOidenObel ...., Mrs. Cora Beell'!t v I c e counellor; Mrs. Etta ·Lemley, -ctor; lolro. Winona Cook, warden; and Mrs. Edna Ralbel, ·r..- v- .,:.=;r::..r. .w:~ ELBERFELDS A claoo In making and RtUng slacks wiD be hold on three TUesday& In March ror homemakers. ' - Daughters of America Charter Draped ~«~.;,"~ . SUNDAY. JANUARY 26, 1969 .,.· ·C ourt Asked oStop·All· Pickets . . were Mra. 32 PAGES VOL. 3 NO. 52 tt,. otll'""l, ....... c:ondl~ • ' '' ' I" ' ARTIST'S ():)_NCEP'l10N of the now Federal-llapl pJan1 oow UDder conotructlooln tile lnduotrlll park of Galllpolis. . . Short Moves To Fed-Mogul . Open Both frllay And ·Saturday Nights Until 9 O'clock••• GALLIPOLIS- One ot Southeast Ohio's best known and most ac-tive citizens, Gary R. Short, has been selected by Federal • Mogul CorporaUon to muage their new Haller DivisiOII.PlarK tn Gllllpalls. In announctrw Short's appoiDtment, Division General Manager, Mike Sarnes said: HWe're delighted to have a man ol Mr. Short's quallficationa am l'$utatlon to head our' newoperaUon.IUsefbta were tnatume• al in obtalning the plant Cor Gallipolis in the first place, and we are coofldent his !..-ledge of the area and its - l e will help 1mmea.. urabJy in gettlne it_ww:ler way in the beat possible fashion.'' ABOtrr TO BE BROUGHT IN - The Portland area got its second gas well Sotur<lay a!ternoon The new manufacturing facll. ecudve commlttee or the Ohio at 3:05 p. m. The above _photo, taken only a ccq,le or lloura berore a "'promising"" well was brought lty will pt'OCDee parta made from Valley Regloaal Devol0111110nl in on the Clarence Promtt property, shows operators 1t work on the rotary rig. powdered metal. The bolldlnB Is eommtoslon. currently 101der con"""otloo and A gr....U. ol Ohio State Unl., llmlled pr<ICDotloo is scheduled verslfJ" pos~Rra<llate atody ' to begin somullme about tile llrat at tho Unlverolzy ol Mlclllgan, o1 May. !llort began hlo manufacturlns Gary Short has been adm.lnlaeareer as a Ftnandal Anal,ylt trative manager lor the Marble with Ford Motor Company, bum the Dow a• U reached the Engine DMoloa ol C!lrls ·Crall Thereafter, he ~ French ourfaee, Corporation in GaUij)olls since Colony -•trlea in GaUlpolla RiQers 011 Hunting' a well were Mar, 1~8. Prior to that he 111111 was Chief Cool AccouniiM antldpatlng the strike as early llpolll live yearo •• local clt.J ror Celanese Corpontloa in GolMIDDLEPO~T - . .......... as Frl.da,y. However, it wu not llllll1&gW and ts currently preJl· llpollo Ferry, Weot VIrginia, behit until drUtinl had conllnued deDI olboth lhe . ConullmiiY fm. lore bocom1ng CJIY Maaoeor. at least 20 !1. deeper then they jli'OYIHnOIII Corporallon 111<1 the He relldes, bh wUe md be ""---·- . eaeh *"ill; -'ed. French Clv LaDd Corporation, two eblldran, at 2t&Jadalm Pike ...l!cliolll. . IIGute 388, DNil tho' well, waoa .. well •• a '~_ ollhe ... Goillilol.!•· . '' ' . ' 'kelll., <I tflll!c actlv!Qt lbroNboul Soll!r<lay, .\1 an estimated 75 ears and truclts were parked aJoog tile blpway with their occvpanto waiting 10 olewtbewtooDw. away. Meanwhile, at the McKelvey ''Both the drillers and own. property, efl'orts were disCOIIIoro acted P1'«t1 mum plaued tinued to retrieve tools that~ at the strike." said one peraon pod several thouiSild feet - . . ........ "" lumd tho well into tbe well whtle •"bunnag oft'' came ID. AI at the JrfeKei.Yey ..,..-allono wore In PI'Oil'eao laot weU, a pit area waa in ute to AD women · in Meli• CounIJ" may attend Ole three lesllqllS on March 4, 11, and 18. Accordlns to Marprel Grlr· Otho, c:amty exteasloo ogomt, Counse~ economies, each en~ rollee will make a pair of alacks for herself. In order home to give individual attentlm, Offered in the daas enrollmenl Ia Umlted 10 15 and II under the clfrectlon of Mrs. Darl..,. Hanauer, Jackson ('.ounb' bome ec:<mDmlcs agent. Mr1. Hanauer has taught tbia workshop provlouol,y, having wlclo experience and trolning in clothing 8Dd textiles. · Clusea will be held In the Pomei'O)' area. A deflnlte locatlm will be announced. At Mission fall. Members gave 10metblng relatlns to the New Year In reoponse to roU call. Mrs. Well and Mrs. llanlld Slnlth preoent. TONIGHT THRU TUF$DAY ShoeOies, outsided OF'EN FRI. NIGHTS 6 TO 8 P.M. Letter Read From Family '·' . Affirmc;J tion Service Set The 8IIIIWil reUgloao alllrma· tJoa aenico t>l Pomeroy ~ ter 80, Royal Arch Muons, will be held at 2 p.m. !mlclay at the PO>meroy Masonic Temple. Tile Rav. ,WUbur Parrln wiD (live the lnvocatlon and bonocllc. tloa and speaker w1U . be the Rev. Glen Biles, pastor <I the _,eroy Ualte4 - . t Chureh. lolulle wiD be preiiOIIIed by Bethel 62. IDiernatloaal Order <I .icbs Daughtero. All Masons. members or the Order ~ tbe Eastern Star, mem. bora of the lnlerDatloaal Order ol JdJo Daughters, lbolr JIOl"· .... and lamllle& .... Jnvlt.ed to participate in the 11111111111 rellglouo oenice. Even!ngs For people are sentimental about money. We're rolling back prices to ~elebrate RCA's 50th Anniversary. :-••";!'.. :::-~.::: aval~hl· .,. u.... RCAconsote Color TV ataS75 mark· . . -· . ~. . . ; .· :" . " .• . ._.e ..... .,.....,... DELAWARE, Ohio (IJPO Some Girl Stout Cooktea Ill Delaware, ado, Udo year wJU not roooJye their but w1U be ....... ... lbolr pu-ellaoeo 10 "~ eradao Enterprise,'' Senior Girl Seoul Troop '05, -r.. FlneTWII!ii(A.F.T,) ·,-·. . ."~ ' . • . • . Delaware, last November launebed ..Operation Now Only Servicemen's Items Brought ltoml lor - · 10 be 110111 to &ervlcemell wore COQirlbu\.. od durlnB a meeting of tho It'· oeD Run Free MShOdlll Wom- . an' o lollsoloaary Sodot;y hold Tuesday evening at tho home ol lolro. Leatle fb'lell. !lr<q> prayer Ollened themlnll - - 1>iY Mro. L e o n a Wile and sorlpture wao read by lolro. Carrte Moore from Hebrews 2. Mrs. Boa May, president, reed several al11.clea and the aeml .. umual reports were given by tile OCIIoers. Durlns tile JO<JOth. • Advanced Au.torrmic "Lockld·lli''. 'f'!no Tunlnt .t;;;i- · (A.F.T.} """""'"" • ~ . coiftct -<inlcally. ,. .... GI...70 .. ____ liMo""'..,.._. 1111-~11.14"­ ONLY - 111JS IWtl IIIII 8tltllll - - CoiW ~---DolCl,. ... ~ .... ...., ... 101 ......... t.eture&. Tile BAMSJI1' • Model YUIUIA .,,.. • •,. 'd SALE ..................... ,.,.,... ......... . . . .ll •• ilt& PM/AM. .............. ,... .... • ""' H~ W•*•lf _,. ...... ~ M .fMitle .., ...,. .W . . . Ufa .. ....,. •••• 14p ................. _.,~ • ........ llliJfl•• lAKER·F .,, '· ' _, .......... ~....., • hlfto.ltt I'HM ....... ~....ry vtfteHI, ttyllnf - , , , • , • , , , , , , • •, , RE ONlY 95 .P1:1Q"'Ii m-no1 ',. .. On All Blaek & •hlte alii! Color 1e!evlsJon , . < ' . ·NOW s ·Fiddle-Ide Air Dry Foam Rubber ALL T11AN118TOR CHA$$18 I lloJ .., all - · -, · 'West Point Wrllltl:• that have been s~ect-­ ed lltauld·. · 01\Y ol the prln~lpal ' IIi ~r-.es ,tor · some reason de.,... bU 10 r•..i ve the 1111"" Pla~e.' Jaekioil, aDd' <!llno • ·. t". ,. md .. • . P4tt : · -,,mi.:;. . .. , .. , ~- ~ \... ' ' - ' ~ '• . ~ . ' . 0 -~ '' 2;¥1<, .... A'[iili~ ~~;::thO Nafti ~ -. " ' ''OOVGH FOR llOUGH" ISTHEOBJECT<Jtataen.qe drive for fUD<ls in the Muon C<Junzy March oiDimeo Under the chairmanshiJII of Greg Gibbs. WAhama High School senior lnd teen chairman ol the Mason COunty March ot Dimes. stu-denta wiD visit tK.Ines all da.y Tuelday Jn New Haven and HaJ"t.o. lord 111111 homes In w..t Columblo, Clifton And lla6011 CII;Y be: .(II~ · at 3:30 p, m. Thursday de!lwrl,. a loaf ot bread 1o each residence. Jn I¥Ct.rige the young _people will accept contributims to the March ot Dimes lund drive. 1;he Jtudent councl,l of Wahama High School is Sl>OIIoorirol lhe acthity. Gibbs, man ot Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, N~ tt..vrin, left, is pictured with _Art stobart, soles ste>ervisor of the Holsum Bread Co., M~ holdlq a suqde box.<I bread to be tllolrlbu..._ p.._.,., Gets ..Workhrtttse . . . B<-. . . lolloWID& - guests. ltemo of foam rnbber or foam baeklD& oho•ld DOt be drted ID Jbe dryer but llir· dried. Ulder oome ctreum111-eo they eaa cauoe fin by opo1118Deou1 eo111buatloa. . . bero. The meeting .... · - · ad by 14 members and three SOLID-STATE STJilRBOPHONIO HIGH FIDELITY with POWJilRFUL "BULL HOBN" s - Soa"d s,.t.m ~-wlllolso lllenameo emy" lloard, mAde ~ of a repre·in- sant&ttve ot nch C0U11tJ1 in lhe tor Telfth llll!lriet. There . are a number of al· to You glt 1 Ptrt.cttv fine ltl'd • • :ttt ... l~........ day, lion in tile annual Seal ol Ohio Girl Scout ec.mcu Cookie Sale Jan. 31 to Fob. 9. · Tho ldrlo will oontract bualnou, ~otry, groupo, tia'and orpnlzattono in Udo ~Ohio communii.J oll5,00001ldaoklbom 10 buy carlvns of oooldes and cum them over to the proJoet. Telltl! DIJ. of the aominieos to the service . cw.... 1!. academies lo guided by the Acad- tuntct ptctu,. every tUM. ,... ..,.... - '• 111'0Ject 18 the lrooJ)'a portlcipa. IJill Nominaleil . IIddie lrte !' line tuning! . 37 books were read by the mem- Adn1lre~l. the world'o larp_st atroratt car<ler _.,. .....,... ooe·bal. 'l11e Coloi' tv wHit CqlorTV Enterprlae,'' - • plan to .... ......., Girl Seoul Cookies 10 lhol oach o! tho "'lprox1mately ~.300 lallorlaboard I oornm be weleomed. The ldrlo will oilllllllo cooldoo 10 the c:ardor In -..... .~ ·~---- .. MLocked-ln" Color TV Quaker Slate RellnlnB oiDclalo oeJd the Row of gAO there, beUeved to be as mucb as 20,000 cubic 11. a daY and prollohly the belt ever In Southeastern Ohio, will be turne<llnto lines on Man· day or 1\wday of this week. 1bo ps reportedly Is Oowtng aroond the obstructions without any dJr. fleuiey andJml&&ure iaastntense as It ever was. DrtUJng; aotloiiY lo belnB 001\· tlnued a! other wells belnB put m the lllUII8 vlclnll,y. Tile me beiDg drilled oo the Wayne llobar.k lat'm lo expected 10 be bl'OUi)d In obeut llonday or Theo- . '·'·' .' . . CD1i101t ~NrTYwllh IJQ.(]5LJ[] 00(]3LJO CplorTV ...... Jn , Color TV In botcl MoorWII ; ' . .10 ... 011011, ..tddo .... ciOlOIY; JoiiOIIil W. clark, _McDonald. P&., ~~~- 110 ad $o!JCk. lleMw - ·CooMIIe IIINd- c:osll; - R. -lnB; lioraeo 2, $\0 _.,.,tl, .... h)lan " .. . $50.- . . ~ .. . .. . ; .. . i-. . ' - ·, . . ' •. ~ � 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 24, 1969 dabney lockhart