https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b1bcad20759101afda3d8a4629d664e7.pdf 0c3a44166192a324f7a0b3734dc3d30c PDF Text Text Structur~.fates lief!VY -; epressioit..born fax .•. W'l:QR8 NO:I'E: 1'1\0 108111 .. Oeftera1 Allnbb" faCea; a ~n. ala on three lrc:lntl di11 year, ·:rue., .· ejlllclllOil &no~ ••llan are Ill demlllllhlg In' - dlpjh ~.,.1-'"llve attebllob,ln a aer~ CTeeiiDicolor) Dorio Do, - Brlu Keltll LORCAR'l'OONs. Pq> ......., .. Bob, ~Oil ectucatloo and welfare. i .I dOJ, boymd tho conll-• . Eprta now say the problem WEDNESDAY & mURSDAY JANUARY 29 • 30 NOT OPEN ' ' '-' govenimeat tu lf<tiloctiOno In Ohio .... rl._n lr!ID .,1to/olll- ol 11\ree .artt<lu Til SIX YOIJ GET EGGRO -·nud (UPI) - to - ......... ...,. - Uon · to li-6 b1111C11' P.r JO&r liY lltatohouie tlnce. lho ,depl'fulon, But, &bl IIOUl'cef.. Of l'41VeJUI Jl_.ter iUehani Wheeler, tho ·~-"d.l are dltclilled aa legia- are .aUII ~'~~ tho oame. Olrlo'o ptOll!it lax auucture taiQra ~w 1e1 them tn cumlrw was de.risocl ll"u'r1ng tho depreoweeks. Thla il tht-, ftrat article -lon era ..., ...till mh... in the nrles ancl deala with ~·· lollol!ed by report& on c~ea rematila the same to- TQNIOIIT, JAN. 28 Slloellteo, OUiolded to > lr)'lrw UPI, ~owe n.;one• . cotvMIIIJS """"'••lm .._..,.. Oldo Slolt . ~-~· lo llOt like • .....,...,, No- ~OJ 10 lfr ~~ yoor, oualor ....rljo q>Umllll< ....... .ol tho .... die .. ~· to lOG!! I" -tOJ ·p out ! ri dhrdrdBhl• returll, dlate ,pnwrt)' tax r,tonnL tried!' other ttan JrGP*rtJ &aa1 l9r meol tho ,- · or ..,..mg aov·"Chi~Wo Ill . proporlf ~ • "Tiio reiult lo dial Ohio )lot -Uonol re_... emment l'eB.POI'ItlbUIUea. ccmea at abput CJte ~Peed of a Mao't BOtten IN4 juna many Need Greater '-naidt:«f" Wcelt R8'1e11118 glacial dril.'' he 111L aiater atate1 --~~~~., PCKtel:fteld ~ W• u.ire ~~~ -noed ~ pi'Gpol1JI . . _ pro<lde WhUo Ohio to bUDd '*~'" r... .,...... "olasllct!T' .011111 a the !'alie•\ ollfre,ol tho mmey aovenment 011 tho propor~Jo tax 'Dr. GeoriO Thlldler, an need to "cheek 11)0 lllrll)or to local aovernmentl, 11moat •1 theory, (!~~.her tCates, Which eeonomlat at Miami Unlwr.alt;y, ijtreed f!. local lbCOII"'e taui."' biUion a year. have i:fted 11ew ._,.,._,,, ecae teela the d~etJ:c:m ot lunare lax "The~ are -rrunlatr&tiw It Ia tlwe, exPOrts HJ, the to Ohio tO aee bow It Ia done. poUdee dloul.d move ~o "'great- problema, cCJqJllaPc:e diffleul... gr-.teat retorm is needed -the GlU W, Portertleld, Ohio TJx er reliance on wrea related to tlea, and pogaphle lnequltiea 1opne1L ~••loner, theorbe• that 1.rleQne and le., on p. . .rey." when aome have Income tu:aa Dr. Arthur D. Lynn, an econ. "&great deal olOhlo'a aue<:,/11 A state ~ oommlalioned tax , and others do nat," he SQ"s. omiit and ' &11ociate de&rl · a~ bee boeD becauae lt aperaUia stJ.dy commisalon made a almt~ More than 230"Otdo dUes anll B)' , RICHARD WHEELER Now You Know mlleolooa. (Technicolor) Tom Kirk - "- sttlcklyn AND .. • Devoted To The llllerat. The criminal apileel adloo, FREE CUSTOMER PARKING I ~a tionaI Welt Vtrglnla va. Jolm Vanee Grimes on a non~ dw-18, wu dismissed and tbe warnat Jualor and Senior High Schools. The aeoond day or teatlng next week wUI be on W~elday, one team working at the Rlvervi., Ill tbe civil action ol G ar 7 Grlllltll .... CooiiD&ntol 0 .. and Tuppers Plains Elementary Schools and Eastern HlgiJ School while the BeCOnd worka at Ches. ter, Salisbury and Bradxley Ele- ......,.... c CO-"Y ••• Delborl Gates the order aeat the . bock to tbe Justlee ol I'Mee court. The civil act1oo otlolar7 Fl'IDces Raueb vs. Mae A41dDIDilt WIUIIm VOI'IIIlll .l<llduon 111111 Boy Ruooell ordel1111 that 9<1- ibe the eourt plalnM Rauch take 75 per ceDI ol the · or Je10e D. Adk1niiOII ODd lfle . , . _ take 2~ ,... ctlll ol , OHIO Memba' Federal Deposit Insurance tile e - wltll Raudt IIIII Mkln11011 to !lOY for tile ..o<eedlnp oppltl(ll'latelf aceordJni ID tllelr ahlno. Herbert Lanbs ' . Heart Attadc day, n.. or mu~ 3 Accidents Blamed on ." Icy ou!rorill8 ao IPjlll'eal ' - t at.- Ell~ In 1Ml, he wu voted footlall c ..<h ol tho yeer by the Weal • "Rapldry·IOOO" Spin. Fastest spin of '"'Y automatic! Gets out more water, makes wash easier to handle, quicker to dry. • Deep Action Agitator. Creates currents thaf plunge clothu deep Into sudsy water lor thor· ou&h waslllng. • Two Jat·Away Rinses. Get rid of lint ~nd scum so thoroughly there's no need lor a lint trap. • Durable Press care. Saves you ironing! Gentle washing action plus a cold water cool-down halp Durable Press fabrics keep their no-iron ptomlse! • Cold Water Wash Settin1. Saves hot water, Saves clothes from shrinkinl and fldina. VIrginia Sportawrltero AaiOCI&dOD. He waa an athletic 'ltai at ._.,.... HarVOJ plt.Yior ~. boakatlloll ..... b o - .... Wll of the men named wheo·the Well Vlrlllnla c.a.nlal COII>mloeiOil In 1963 plekecl tbe 100 - " greata ol the otate dur· lorltl llrst - Oiher survhoro lnclllle hia wllbr, Vhlml lrenl Burpaa lArD; another daulbter, Mrt. Paul E. He11, Jr..·• at Pittlllurab. PL5 lve atltera: one brclther lllllaiX8RndchiJdren. Frlll1da may eel1 at tho Wallaee Funeral Home In Barboun- .w.. Infant Dies of Too Mueh Smoke Foclo-. PT. PLEASANT - ~ Ellwan! IIIDe • monthl old 11011 ol Patrick E. &1111 VIda 11<-Cia•ben f'olleioar. ~,.. · Grove. n• diM on arrhal at Pleooant Valley Jlocpltal Sundl)' 5-YEAR. NAnONWIDE WARRANTY tor r.pair of an)' deliCt, pNt • · fo&lr'Y'IIr l'f'o. tectlon Ptan (part• only) for fumtlhlnl "''IM:amlltt for any dlf«:ttve part In tM eom~ t.-.namttlion. drM motcw. and _ . . pump. S.Cked by Getllral Mototl. e>n.yur .Warranty ewnlrw, Deail1 .... _ . _ to ....... iNIIlatlon whea the furnlct bp i - 1n their n.. triUor ....., 1afant waa ~ 01 ADrd 1~~1n~P~olni~PI~•~ · -~.;._~s .......... SUnlvlng 20, """ ... tlio Pt. Plelluat ·B:AKER FURNITURE QUALITY FURNITUJli'•REASONABLE RATE$ '.(~ ,..._, lit. IIIII lito. ~· orRL ~ · !J'"*"~ m·•ghways . ~· atl~ , slicked road eondldoas were re. ~ 1uelldl1 b1 Melp S.er- "GOLDEN SHEl:L" HEAT RESISTANT ~~ c. &. AND sotrrH VIETNAMESE ~s (!Opt· ' they called • ''flexible" straielly doaltlned to 19~ In 'lbu'II!IJ'a ........ Vlemam poaeo meetlnl te 2$~ ~ - . 7$teach TUMBLERS, . BEVERAGE tl.ASSES and PITCHERS in 12 oz., 24·oz.,.34<Qz. 'I sizes. lridiacerit M'clv ·with cry atal CO¥.f ll· • Harteobacb's De'lbe ~·t .was at 8:315 a.m. on Temporary Route 35 )1111 ·off Route ?, where • car driVCil ... 2 by 'Randy L. Vao •wier, 2• llllddleport, oUd ODd olruek 8 _., 1 · rated '-• Berni ·~ ':"'"': :w::: 10 8 boo ' e to will be reed on Fob. 13 and 14. A publle skin testing program will be held on 1\lesday and Wedneedo;y, Feb. 18 and 19, at the Priddtv A1-ft.s fJ ru Ji4or .fli-eedom =. 'rutland.,'Th.-e· ::t' ·""*' ':"uhlnatm '""'' Baltic 'l11e 1011111 .• - •• cldllo: .... Alter•tives fllclrw: the Geo. -~~ tral Aasembb to ad,iu5t the tax lOid inel.ude the state income two Jal.,est .. """""' tv \8u.l of the sales tax llon anll "ellare. ' ... • Weather . , , ._g., Ia lilt cl......,, wlaieulonol n1a or drizzle 'llillra~ .._ lonlght Cooaldonble dQ' ODd a IIUie ...,.... lo ....,t - .,. ........ 111&11 r.- tho uw* 30• IK>ttiiNoll ID laN':r tOa IOUthwest• \tied 1/"Jl•• In. the ell- rofo aacldli, •.!II .~' "!"L~Jtho~,!lib rlllliir~ll ol ~nu.li>cM7UIIil ~telji .. , - . t ma.r · ' · . Ql')' ·f. Fronkllo HJiall; 20, · Rt. l'omoruy, llltuck and killed ·' a U0-1'1il lb; ·deer '1hll C!J'OIIIecl \118 to his ~ clljf~ . .· In conjunction with the jd>Uc c;:linlc at the Pomeroy .Junior alit High School a mobile x~ay Wllt will be otetloned at the the building. Dring the four days, x-ra.ya rear or will be taken or cblldreo In county schools who have ahown post- tlve reactions during akin testIng, Residents attondlne t h e publle ellnle and .-log poaiUve reactim.s 1¥lll also be x..rued. In addldoo, per110118 attend· ing regular chest cllnlca andDOti- lied by mall from the hellth de- lo a pollllve reactor. Tbo dopartment will report to the mo- partmeDt al10 i!treSMI tblt me bile unit Cor amual chest x-rays, eamot by-pas the aldn telt and During the Feb. 18 111111 19 have a <hell x..-ay m.te.1. publle testiq! program skin teste Parental eonoent notlee& for wUI be given cootacts c1achool the skin teBtlng Pl'OII'IID 1 r • children prove tD he posl. preoently belllg dl.llrtbuted Ia tlve reaetora tD !eating. the lfelgo County Heallh dep!rtment olllelala There II .., chirp for ellllor empbulze that no person will lldn testing 01' for Jt-I'QJ .U. be pvea a chest x~ay tmleas he cllrlng the February l)I'Oiram. Urst bao shown a positive reecMelp Counly Ia . _ Ohio t1on to a skin test, or can prove count1e1 baviDI tbe createltllllllthi'OU8ll other method& that he bar ol tuberado.all e&lel. oe-.. I .!"• •.! Hatreds Mount in Mideast the mats execution of the 14. No details were given by Israeli and Anb sources have said at least 60 persons face spy charg.. es In Iraq. Spy HWlt In Cairo, where President Gamal Abd.el Nasser today was l.ddrening an Arab labor congresa ,under the and .. Israeli a!Ggm . "All ~ a.tt~t•: 1'1111 Kremlin · guestf,. ~- ~111 @~~~nee, pressed its awn !IJY hunt.. The newspaper AI Ahrlm said the government in the next 48 hours wUl me indictments on spy clw.rges against two arrest-- make the Iraqis ~ (the lu&lngs) arol moana or avenging Gursehrea.'' Israeli's chlef n.bbl-.. clored Thrrllda,y 1 oatlonol do)of fait and prayer in mCJUI'ftbw: '' ed newsmen. Egyptians who have for tho haJwed, Jerusalem ... worked rorwesternagendes,and dents set ma11 rallies. seek the death peDilty. In Jerusalem, vengence teWr In W1111lngton, the Stata n.mounted. Mayor Abba Husbi of partment oald .'l)le~ ·j Haifa ·told a Tuesday night meet- EmbesU In TO1 a\Oiv ,_ lor lionortng the o1r10 hinged vi..., Janel hot ID 1'!'1 . , __ Jews, ••We will tlnd i 1 w-.r to aplnot ..... .... J) ....... ' ~ = . > Navy Will Tell Why Ship Lost finished its private rehearsal, was attempting today to explain to the American (d>lle why It lost the USS Pueblo, Cmdr. Uoyd M. Bucher has told how, where, what and when. AdJn. Frank L, Johnson, a combat olllcer ~ tbe old achool. was called to testilY In Qp!n eourt •• to ~,hi ""' ' oo mm and In Japan 10nt _119. aid tD the lntOillgerice ohlp Wilen It wao , under . attock off the North Korean coast. The answers ma,y reach as hll!b a& the Willie Hoose. The final 011e may be that the United States did not want to roah World War ln. Johnson and his aidel!l have ·ow 1 1 been testJ..,..ng n secret sess on botore a nve-admlral court cl IDqu1ry Investigating the loss or the Pllj!blo by Bueher. to~ blo touched 1IPOII blllhl¥ elaasllled areas .Their =to;::•.::.:.:..":;:' wh!eh ooold be harmM tD the aecurlcy cl the United States. Jolmom ""' <OIIIIIUUider ol ;;;.s. 0 .....", The Dally Sentinel takea pride .. M. Nlsm will be made available to Its readers. The photograplo boa been doa- Reprel!lentative3 of the Big Bend Mimtrel Aasoclatloaappearirw on the WSAZ·TV telethon ror the March of Dlmj!'s Sunday fwnd the experience fascinating. ~le seemed to be everywhere as acts were set up at several locatioos about the studio constantly in preparation to going "on Richard lgnated . . . . olllclal .........al oouvenlr by tho Inaugural Com- I mittee. It was produced by the XOKJ'aph process, an exchlllve development or Vlaual PanograpltiCJ Jnc. that enables mua camera. •• What could have been mass contusion was avoided by a genial production or photoeraploo In staff at the studio which certainly went out of Its way to make all of three-<limenaional format. The ploolograph ns made b1 the entertainers feel at h<:m.e. placing a new, IHe • size color Others - not a part or the Big Bend group - JUJpearing were pldllre of the President • elect magician Lee Ja~:obs of Pomeroy aOO Lowell Neimeyer, also of on a set on which also were placPomer,oy, who was dnunmer with an lnstrwnental combo of Parked the U. s. aed preoldentlalllap ersbur@; wbjch mlde several appearances during the teletbon. " and a lectern bear\n&: the snsl· :-.! . " . ' . '( PROCEEDS FROM A PUBLIC V AIUETY show tD be held at 8 dential seal. The entire set tit-. ' Setunla,y night at the Chester Elementary School will go Car a s~:hol­ "as ploolograploed llid nprodoe- : .:. :>; arshlp benefitting a deserving senior at Eastern High School.. ed in dramatic 3-D by tbe XO.. Talented persOns~ invited to take part. A "run through'" will graph process. ... The pjcture measures 8 x 10 be held at 8 p. m. Thursday for participants, although atteMance ' '. ' !Debes and will be IUjlllled Ill at the rellearsal is not required. . .:' an embossed white portrait foldThe quite active Chester Alumni Association is aponsoring the er suitable Cor framla& or for· show• desk or ahelf display. Readlra . -< '. ' SHRINERS AND TIIEIR WIVES had 1 ball at their first dance may orderthephotoir.-.throu&b ' ·.•.. clasa last ThursdiY evening at the home ol Mr. arli Mrs. Ben Ew- thia newspaper at $2 .a f/lf1!J6· ·· .. >I ing. So much, in fa~t, that the class will again 00 conducted at the ' same tUne aDd locatlCil thls week. The gfCJLW is lucky to have Gerald ·· '. Powell. i. former profelllional dance teacher in .Florida, ln charge . .. .. . ...l . 4 Agenda of instructiim. YOU~G . RITA HOLMAN WOULD appreciate hearing [rom Meigs lrl.erda, . aid""' I!< ',ur. c.;, 1 1 C. S.S.· ~·;~~~'i' · SON OF MHS. DOROTIIY BADGLE)' ,·Rael..,, has a new address. li. is: 2rtil Bn., 2GIIt Marines, 'H. IIIII S. servi'rw: '!! he ' !GII(cocl C. ·S. .. ... "' the and '.the. ' . ~· In annouoelng that a three.dJmenlional eolor .,._grljlli ol Prelli- ~~ dil,ughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holman, Racine Route 1, ·Nortll K"""- ..~ In lnternais cmfined.to Olild~'s Hospital in Colwnbus, ~here she will Wlder~ -~· •• Uonol waton laot Jon. 23. eo ma.tor'.s urgery wlddn.the next few days. Dueller has teatllled that his Her o!Q. f11 thO itoopltal Is ellj>ected to be ol l~q duration. The 1>1 for beiP alief rqom nuoilbOI"io ~I);.A; nilh lloor. the ' his ship I •' 1. .i 1 ' ·A/ Di<'•"*"':i#(. .,. '- ,: 3-D Nixon Available den~ect CORONADO, Calli. (UPI)... The Uolted Slates Navy, ba·"-· '"'" ,. Egypt team will ""'·.• "'·lomatl• "'·~ • ·-··•-• ...-- •• - u · - -~. """' A pelltkJa. baa been llled In Wf ' proi!}Offi t11e Vlel Cone or North Vtemameoe Melga Counly eomfn011 pleoo II'OIIIId~ I'OUIId coarer.....!lble. , dan1a8e tD the left fr<llll 'fender eoort by Rqmond D. PriciQy, and 1"'"111 Vl.-ae dolepfes Indicated the)' [loped and dOor ol Ute Hollman ear uklng that a 1~ year penl~;~;:"""'?d ~ ID dlacuao mDitary matlerl ftnt, and to the left ,fr<llll leodOr ol 1en11ary sentence !rom here be ol the Demllltarlzed Zone betweeo North Van"'Meter"l veldele. set ulde. ')b. .aloo . wen rei(\)' tD dlseuas the , Involved 1n the aeelPrl<ld7, originally acbeduled . U, S. and Nortll Vlelllameoe troop! !rom the · - . rOIIOrled later In 1 be to Ohio State 1'oolteallar7, but W~~~~.:~OO:i=: Jri~.- exefl~s - two Ideas merrt1ao- momtng, were uhlclea OPel'· mw at the London -eorreetlon~ In a conlereoee llolldQ'. ated b)' c..,qn A. Franz, Porn- a1 !arm. llld In his pe11t1on that .._. Rll , due ... ..._., ~ taw waa not fol~ ....,, 111111 Claud A, llu - . ~~ Pomeroy. 'lbe Franz ear went lowed in h1a case and hb tu~~ . . ou1 of eoniol, bit 8 110c11on ol right (If be1nl 111.,. · THE ;sA)IAMA$ .,:: 1\orbora Jo Rubin. 19, Iter pia. • rail, ODd atru<k the Huo- . ed a ulal by )try waa Ylolat6~ ..,..... ~· ..,. buTler Tueedo:Y IIIII 1.,! ..., .., Route 7 , mile ed. . . a.o· ~~ -.~·. ~~· • .Tropical Park bad bw· 1[1001• or · the Pomeroy Olll'p!I<O• In olher . actl~, Cal;v D. Han11M to.ddtil\ere. •.: ' tlah Ihill!. ' ' lng ,._. · lf&Oted a. dlvoree , ~~ slil~ ~~FQ-AA~l:tOp.m. Tueedly,ooCouD- li'om Leste< D. Haning on ~ 1n 1111:1901 il&mft!. the !In!-- v ·ROI\d 15, llbout4.7 muoa weot . gr<IUIIda ot ~a, noglect or m!J. b;y a Ia!,', Tile ·~ or flie Uliljed Stateo. lilt redo ol RoUte '1, 8 ear ·QIJOI'aled.· by lilt .was pyen ~ al .oae ~ in AvOc:ado, Honey Gold ond ,t.quamarlno. team at,the Middleport Central Sebool .... the Middleport 111gb Sehool. The - :nu-ea acctdlllts c~aed by lee- gold trim. ter and HarrisonvUle Elemen .. 1ary Schools. The .eeonc~ dQ' or testlna that week will be on Wedne&doY, Feb. 12, with 00! :;ordered tbe Justice Depoi1.. White 1wirl c:leaign with Pomeroy .... Mlddleoort ond at the Rutland, Salem Cen- ...., ol DINNERIIA~E n. one laiUn Wln-'k ElementarY Seboola and tho .... I'IP8d. c;onvoi'&l!lon.· Nl""" dlacloltd It his ftrat White rewa eonle~e, tblt be "-''lent Feb: at the •lliJ..._... sex-and e~tlea odlat Cbureh ol BlrboursvWe r..- Herbert c. (Twenb'l Lllltz, 66, rellred H~ hl&b ochool p~ and father or Mrs. John nowera, 1111 Maxwell Rd., p~ Plelloant. Llall dtocl Sunday 11101'11101 It hlo ......, In Blrtlournllle alter tadc. Ho retired 1ft 111417 •• principal ~ HIOIII...u>n Hlgl> Sebool after oer\OIJW In tho Clbell COunty acbool syltem tor 41 yeara bepm!OJ hia career at Bar· bouriYille Hlgl> Sellool whare he aerwd as tet.cher, athletic di-Re!« 111111 ooacb from 1927 to 19t0 - · he went to lluntiJ¢Ja Pom!roy JUnior 111gb Sehool. On United Press International Iraq today tried more acellsed spies despite interratioral promentary Schools. tests over the public hanging An important part of the test. of 14 alleged Israeli agents in:lng is the rea.d1ng ol the results. eluding nine Iraqi Jews. This must be done Within a eer· Middle E a s t News Agency ta1n time limit. Tests on Tues~ (MENA) reports from Baghdad day will be read Thursday while said the second gr~ beil1:: tried the "Wednesdi.Y telta will be read were .. spies working for im011 FridaY. perlli~ and the American-CIA." T)lo oee!lll!lllbUo·Q( &ldn tell, . '1'!\0 """"" llld lhelr trial ti,g'wm-Pf'iiil~nia:f ·011 'l'fiit~·~n ~t 24 """"" 'a'!!« PT. PLEASANT - Funeral oervlce will be held Wedneedoy 2 p.m. It the Firat United Mell>- io ..,. WEDNESDAY. JfA.NUARY 29. 1969 A tuberwlosll skin !eating J)r<l· nee or the e1reu1t court !foncll¥. Keep the cost of a new car down· by using a bank finance plan. You pay • 'Only reasonable bank loan rates and improve your credit standing in the commurtity. !lnaoee I entt .,..,. which will extend through both da.Y• from I to 3 p.m: ODd most or Febnoary w111 g,~ .... (rom 6 to 8 p.m., all re.lidents deJ"NIIY . TUellda.Y In the Meigs are invited to the school for . a Coon1;y Schools. skin test. Particularly urged to Under tile auaplces ol t h e at!A!nd the public teallllg proMeigs Counly Tubereuloala 111111 gram are bus drivers, teach· Health Assor.latlon, the Meigs ers, cooks and all per&OIIs who County Department ot Hellth 111111 will be J'ellllted to have a health the Ohio Deportment or Health, eard cmtng the year. The results of theae teats will two teams will begin the testIng. One team will be at the be read on Feb. 20 for tests Letart Falls and ~racuse Ele~ made oo Feb. 18 111111 Feb. 21 mentary Schools, the second will for tests made on tbe 19tJI. be at tbe Raclne Elementary~ ' AUTOMOBILE LOANS wlodom lo publle lrtiO,h he oays. "CUI'!'ent "'•· d0111 Ia that tuea are too bigh. TaXea in Otlio, levied by the a~te, are exceedingly low." TB Testing Begins Tuesday Lawless to '(;et Fight ln Capital Pf. PLEASANT - Several ordora were lliBoed by tbe cln:olt eourt 111111 entered Into tho ~­ Ntche11- suggests • ••atate ,....,. Ia> In lieu ol tho multlpllelt,y ol tuea." -·Much ~ the eonventiof*l Of The Meigt-Ma.on Area POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . Vc:)L: ?CXI NO. 195 [)jgmissal hue ...,. fOrm / / Court Orders • at y ThO Potomac· Blver Ia 287 FRIDAY & S1 TURDAY JAN, 31 ·FEB, 1 "TRACK OF THUNDER" • . vllfllel• - .at '-1 IncOme tax. 96602. Tab Part "~ '· ' 'I,,' ' f. "•• • '.' I. �•• J '- The ' ' '..... ,, . . .... ' ...... . Holy,~ore<:ast W'mten a{~'t w.,_t jboy uaed to bt ~ enma~ogtsb, and tht!y area~ 'about the b~ or SlDce about lB. a ®Oiinl bal made winton a bit """her 8Jid aummm .udldy milder In bOth North America ana Europe. This reverses a ~~~ trend tbat took p)ace during the lint of the ll1lh century, says the Natloluil · Geographic Society . ' Paradoxically, the experts swpect tbat man-created pollution is responsible for both trends. The warming may bave been cauaed ~Y carbon dioxide, produced by buruing colll and oiL The cooling may be due to other' I<Jtms of pollution-dust and amoke and other particles man Is spewing Into the alr. One scientist with the Environmental Science Services Administration estinl,tes !bat the carbon diozide naturally present In the · atmosphere keeps the world about 20 degrees warmer !ban It would be if the gas were totally absent A 10 per cent in· crease in the amOUDt of carbon dioxide, which Is an efficient absorber of 4eat, Jcould raise temperatures in the lower at· mospbere by one-balf a degree Fabrenbeit. This is just about what the wnrldwlde ·aa, l .I ' tiltiiit lniid . 'NI,o,Q's Job: Help Europe ', Re,9clin Fuli-Pbrtner Role , ' Jrc diOlCkle llltcf the alr to •l!aunteract the ef· fecll of. tNt duat: ~ lbell ~~~- d~ to COIIIIIeract the eltectl ol !lie earbCII ·jllox· Ide, or ,.. atop pollutlnJ the •til!~ entirely. · It II not difficult tO guesa wbat It will bave to be. There il no advan~ge In belllg comfortobly warm It you ciln't b~the. ··W~y Noninvolvement?, 1 ly lluC~ . II~T . , ' ' r ! -+ , v. • •• •~ ' '0 ""I I • .- -· II¥ Stage Seems Set for Big 2 To Cool Off Middle East Stale lo aiiiiJW alone alojl lhl Bls Too oWidiJVo 14day, Dave can lake a bow, 'Die Bucke)'es brushed aside nstioMI!y Oiaho-rsnl<ed illinois Tueoday nilht 711-67 at Cohun· bu. to maintain a perfect 4-0 leque record and better their ...nil mark to 12.2. Sol'eDIOil, a junior eenter, llf&l the spur ln the Wlni side, •corlntr 30 polnto, 18 ol them <llllll!w In the flrot half. OSU, roNied N<, 17 In the notion, hold the ad"nlqo at lmrmlsaloo, 3U4. llwao the lh1rd time Sore...., ..- ,. \ ~ . • . '•. . ' . ,. . . .... \ '- • ... . . . . .... ; r :~ ·= ; ,. ' <·- . :/.,.. !• . ··: . ' .. ' -. ·: ,, ' " ', . ·- . .. .. . ;., ..·:',... . . : l. -_ --;, .. :. i~%: ;.....:: --· · ' ..... -·•-). •·>. ,. h' e ttda I8IIGil ~RIOII had ICOI'ed at last 30 polnta In a game. . j Sophomore Jbn C l - • d\Uiked six points ¥rith leaa U.n lour ml-1 left to gi.. Ohio Ill -table lead. CJas, mw ftnlshad wilh 14 points. The Buckeyes will 111'11 out Saturday 1f their dominance ot . the Big Tt11 stando as they take Purdue (3.0) at ~elte, Pmtl and olxth . ~~ nn,._ """ ·-l"l' I!> ·• ·t8c:10 •· ,?., Wbile ttie '8th grade won Ji, gamos aplnsl Ylslllng a.:)' "VIn!Cn this week al Baelne. In the 7th 81'141• l'1llbiJ' .~. Miller' I 26 pointa q,ped Bob the .. ~~ whlle Pete SQre got ~3, Diliw TbelaJ 11, Norm Curfman, ola!C.' Woyne Cleland, lour, and Blndy Warner &Ill Q\arlel Knfelrti-w, each two. Murson was ·• lor VInton with seven. Ralph Gueltlg and Mike Robin- Ibn 101 16 and 11 nspectlvely, t o - Southern ln the 8th and• teat. Other scorers for SOuthern wore Mike Nelle with six, Nlek illle ond Rod 11o1msn. each two IDd Doii!IY Houduhalt, one. RA>~.. woo led b)' Southern's G..WC with IS and lhle withl2. ·Tho v~ 8th grade team,re~ witll a. dellnlts borne ·!'oorl adVantsp, defeated Sooth, ~P'· 66-36 earner In the seaoon. • • l ,_-~·- ' ' ,., ! .... ,' 1 ,. .. '' "negotiated peace." This simtificant development, largely overlooked in tbe West, will hardly improve relations between the proChivese Arab -.tremlsls and the local pro-Russian Com· mllllists who put Soviet state blterests first But it Is lm· portsnt as an indlcaUon of current Soviet policy. !'~ In the Middle East Is not Imminent, but neither is ~other games. So.rthwestern travels to Mercarvllle Frlda.v to meet Hannan Trace. Norlll Galill took an 18-15 leld at the end ol tile ltroj per. lod, metehed 11 to 39.34 at hal!tlme and was hanging m, 58.57 ol the end ol t!Jree per· locls. SouthWestern made a valiant attempt to ~ome ba~k lut was ootscnred 27-14 In the final frame. But lt wasn't as bad as It looks. 'Ihe Highlandera were ahead two points with about three mlllutes to 1J> but six costly turnavero decided the game In game in the Southern Valley Ath-letic Conference, was limited to onb eight points. Rees led all scorers with 17 points. Gary Clark paced the Falcons with 14 points and Steve Fields aoct Gillispie eaCh chipped in 12. Kyger Creek's fourth .,_,rlod comeback started shortJ.y after the Falcons' Tony Fields exited from the game e-.rly In the perTom Rees end Gary Saunders. iod with five personals. Fields Really. Wlh81111 lost the c~ was the only player Ufull,. out, ~ at themadloul~~•~ who':,~; though Wahama was assessfd 21 .... e ~..., - • . P.O~sorels e....,ar~ t<t)j~.St ' orr " · ltterrq)tl where KC was hitting KC. 21 of 211. Wohams sank 24 field ivahama hlt 24 · ol67attempts gaols compared to 18 by the tram the lllld for a 35 per cent Galila countlans. average and pulled down 39 re-Kyser Creek's Chuck Brad- boubds compared to 43 by the bUi')', who has been hitting an Bobeots. GOI!sple got 13 reavel'lp of over 24 poilU per bounds to pace the Falcons while Defiance (!o-7) nllled 1>-om an 111JO(nl de!leH late ln the game to edge Olterbeln. Dan darvi.Ue•• r<IDP over KentuckJ Southern. Cedarville Is 8-8. Terhtme paced tlle winnl~W etCcxt with 18 points while Don Manly had 21 lor Otterbein (61). Freshman Bruce McDmald poured in 34 points to pace Ce- Kert State at Toledo and Western Mi'thlgaa It Ohioand tWo Ohio Conference Ults- Toniaht'a schechde included two Mid - American Conference games - Wltte,.,.rg ot Heidelberg and Marietta at Ohio Wesleyan. favor or the Pirates. 21 and Bob Smith, 5-8 junior, had 20. Ron ltforria, 5-11 senlor, recently returned to t h e lineup alter being lnaliglble the first semester, scored 16 po:btta. Keith Carter, ~senior, pac. ed the Hlgblanders with 20 points, Jimmie Walker, 5-10 &ellior, h*l the loulltne. 19, Charles Beman, 6-1 senior, SouthwestEl:rn comecledononly ha4 12 and Rlelcy Stou~ 5.& jun. 28 of 88 shots from the lloor lor lor, had 10. 31.8 per cent' but had a hot hsnd North Gallia won the reserve at the lou! line, making 15 ol 17 game 42..27 as Larry Howell cbarity tosses. tossed In nine points. RusQ' Hut. Roger Greenlee. 6-2 senior, chins was high for Southwestled the Pirates with 22 pointe, em with 13. John Garnes, 6-1 senior, had SOUTHWESTERN (28-15-71)- · Carter, 8.-l!lO~ Beman, 3..6--12; Walker, 9-1-19; stout. 4-2-10; Haney, 1..2-4; Morgen, 3-&.e. NORTH GALLIA (35..28.85) Greenlee, 8-6-22; Smith, B-4-20; Saunders, 0-1-1; D. Clark, 2.1. 5; Garnes, 10-1-21; Morris, 1· Rees and Bradbury tqlped Ky2-16. ger Creek with 12 apt~ SOUTHWESI'ERN, ,, 15345771 The win upped Kyger Creek's NOR'J:.H GALL!A •••• 183958 8:; slate to ~ and Wahama drcp- The Pirates out • rebounded Southwestern 72 to 29 and tile Hlgblanders made a total ol 23 turnovers in the ball games. North Galill hll 35 ol their 79 shota from the floor lor 44.3 per cent and made 15 <1. 25 at ' ' ' •.. ,.,, ped to 4-1. Kyger Creek won the reserve game 42-40 as Waid Henson dropped in tWo fret~ ttlrows for the winners just before the game ended. BY QUARTERS KC .. , .••• , .8 20 34 57 W AI1AMA , • , . 4 16 39 49 l<YGER Cl'I,EEK (57) Bradbury 2-4-8, Reel 4--9--17, Buckley 3-1·7, Spauldirt!: 4-1-9, Thomas 1-1--3, Rothgeb 2-3-7, Saurders 2-2-6, Totals 1&.21-57. WMIAMA (49) Call 1-0--2, Gillispie 6-0-12, S. Fields 1).0..12, Rizer 1·1.a, Clark 7-0-14, Herndon 1~2, Howard 2· o-4. Totals 24·1-49, West All-Stars Triumph LOUISVILLE, K,y. (UPl)'lbe Oakland OahA' Doug Moe didn't win the Mort Valuable PIIJ'er Award In Theoday nltllt'l Amorlean Baaketbell AssoelBtloo All.stsr Game """ 1>1' the West 133-127. Nor,.. be Ule high eeorer or rebounder for hlo Woat oquscL Yet It was Moo whom losing East Coach Gone Bhocleo praloed moat lollowios the eeeond 111111lll ABA elaulc l!leeD Ill' 5, 407 ,... ond • netlomvtde speelal televlsioft nell¥nrk. Tho OahA forward, who led the ABA In ICOring lui 118UG11 while a member ot the New Orleana IIUeeaneero, llallbed ,, '·~~e~p• 7th oniUib ll'ade uge the with 17 pololl, ""' • • plekad IV Wlill Tlleoday rebounds and six asslll. Bit I•mos atl\'aDotlxi: ,._ ,' , . 7th grade, with a 38-36 ~.was poeed 11)' ~BurNAMED CQ-CAPTAINS , ~· ·24 ......L .Ste...Prteo folATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Cleve awad .~ ,llx, l!r)'ID Mullen 101 Bryant, tho 1968 Mid-Amerlean '.' ~aad MlekAihoiodJ. D, Story, CODforance pliQrer ol the yaar, ' licb . and Steve Robinson _ , QIDiad ,. ,. '111* "'-11• '8111 grade 1eo111 «><'Piolns fiN' the19H Olli!>Unl,ccritla 4:h'lll ~hwith A111J> lverolv footboJI teom. \'!lltlliOn'• 14 and Jbn Bo&a8' 12 8ryonl .Is a quorterbsck and ,tJie lesMra. Qlhlr, .....1111.. Robinson a Hnebac~r. The Bob.. . . . . were BID VliJtllllll with eats won the MAC dlamplonablp 'illnl, Mike So)Te, nve, and Mark last year and a berth In the Tu>. :1/errj, three. ' · . , prlne Bolfl at Orlondo, F1a. ... that was enough for Rhodes, But the West held there to save tile win. For West Coach Alex Hannum ol Oakland, It brought him the honor ol being tile only ooacb to score wins In both ABA and Netlooal Basketball Aosoclllloo All-Star contests. Hannum's East NBA team """ that Connniosklner George Mlksn leape's 1968 game, removed Jim Harding of the ASHLAND TillRD Mlmeaota Pipers as East cood! NEW YORK (UP!) - Ashland following a lt&ht with the Pipers' board ehairmau, Gabe unaeated Cel\h'al State for third Rubin. place in the weekb UPI tmall Leading the Well ...,... In <:ollege bas~ ratl.ags Tues-•oorlnl .... John Beasley ol d!'Y· ' The Eagles (16-1) drew 209 Dallas and AaBtln '"Red" the lllarauders. Robbins of ~ew Orleans, hotJI poinll to 177 will! 19 pohrtL Central StoiA! (11-3), lh1rd 'Jn last Beasley, who also lad the week's ntlnga, allppecl to fifth.. WltienberJ was dad with West with 1t rtboundl, waa ~riJWfteld ,C:illlege (lllass.) lor named the Valuable Pl~Q"er b)' ~s at the 16th. game, He received a Iarae GOING WEST tropiJy ond $500, MASSILLON, .Ohio (UP!) Beoerve tlllud Doo F - Bob Suman, who resigned ai ~ Miami led the East leorors , _ . . eiJaeh at Massillm High - 2 1 polnls, Scbobl, Ia •JI;PeCted to take an Leadl!IB Ill' If pq!nts mldwt,y usiltlnl e..eh!JW Job In CallIn llxl' ll!tal 111u1zs, the Weot furnlo. AI' their lead dwlndlo to Gilly - . eompllud a 20-&-1 recthrea JIO(nts with S9 H-1 ord lllbisthrea SOISOIUIII atloiornaiDing wl!m Las HUDler o1 llllon. where he auceeeded Lee lilaml dloppad In a jmul ll>ot. Slrlrw. ' 'Tve always been impressed by Doug Moe," Rhodes said fallowing the game. "He kept the ball alive for them conlblntl,y. He'll just beat you." Rbndes, <Oaeh ol tile Kentucky Colonels, was a las~ minute lllblllllltlon wl!en ABA lor -- ' _ The only perlon more • unoJ:{ to the boss than tbe. watcher is the fel· .Jow wbo 1pends hll Orne clQili<Ina th~ clockwatcher. ' • • • Pvl fiTII thing• fiTII cmd II"~'U b< so buoy ar· ran(jtng fluff thai WOU'II . , _ get anJihing 11om. • • • lathe lhortest helps to make up, In part, for the ;general cuSiedneu of the !hOnth. • • • At OUT It 0 U J I, IDe'W ~ toutld the. b . , , , ""'' to , auve turmps: JeldofrL• · . r · ,;, I ' .. ' ' ·E .' .. Eqlo wtlo to iake Ted . ' Eut W. L. Pet. GB Baltim<n ..... a. It .m l'lllladoJPla ... !If 15 ,04 11h ....... 33 17 .160 3 New York ••.•• 3~ 21 .W . 4 Clnclnnotl ••• • • 26 24 .li20 10 Detroit. , ..... 21 30 .4!2 ISlh Milw011heo , , ,. 1$ 37 .284 22 West W. L. Pet. GB Loa Anplea •• , 35 17 • 613 Atlanta ' • • • • • 33 20 • 623 . 21h San Fnn •...• 23 28 .451 11\0 San Dlooo •••• 22 30 .423 13 Chicago •.•• , • 22 31 .415 t:llh SeaWe ..•• , • 11 36 .317 !Sih Phoenix •.• , • 10 42 .192 25 Tuesday's Resulta New York 121 Phlladellll>la 88 Bostoo 108 Atlanta 96 San Franelseo 107 Clnclnnall!OO Los An&oles 125 Chicago 118 Only games scheduled Wednesdly's Games San Francisco at Detroit Seattle vs. BostonatPhiladelphla Atlanta at PhUade)J>hla Los ~les at San Diego Mllwaukee vs. Phoenix at Tucson. Only games scheduled. A Ratings COLUMBUS (UP!) - United Press International Ohio High Braceville 13; Frontier, Warren Slate of Miami, John Clinineof Consolidated, Skyvue, McDonald, Ohio University, Steve Mix or Toledo and Ray Schlaaf of Western Michigan. 11 each; sity was named MkJ.Amerlcan Conference player of the week, following a game against Bowling Green in IVhich he scored a career high 34 points. Others in the runnirc for Aracadia aOO 5andusk;y St. Mary's Guernsey C8tllolic, Archbold and Clevelafll Lutheran West 10 each; Berkshire 9; YeJ. ::x::=:::=:--:::::;-.::::::-~:;:X*«:;~:::::==:::::::::::::~::: low ~rings, New Riegel, B t g Walnut, East Canton and Middl&town Fenwick 8 each; Llncoln Heigllts, Lorain st. Mary's and By United Press International Wynford 7 each; LakelaOO am East St. Josephs Pa 95 Evnnlle 84 Smithfield 6 each; Buckeye Local S; Western (Pike), Jefferson, H())y Cross 101 Boston U 88 Potsdam 73 Rochester Tech 62 Fort Jermings, Heath, Federal Hock~ and Smithville 4 each; Temple 73 Duke 69 Grantsville, Alexander, Chesa-Pittsburgh 90 W. Virginia 87 peake and Newton 3 each; BrilVilla nova 66 Fairfield 45 liant aOO Northwestern (Wayne) 2 Kings Point 95 Cathedral 62 each; Russill and Jorathan Alder LaSalle 107 St Francis Pa 95 1 each. Gamon 104 Steubenville 74 Klngs PL 74 lorw. 63 Vermont 53 St. Michael's 52 American ltW.. 88 Bates 73 Geo Williams 84 St. Procopius South 80 Florida st 87 s, Carolina 76 Manchester 98 Marian 85 Georgia Tech 72 Funnan 63 Goshen 100 st. Francis 100. 92 Towson St 101 Gallaudet 59 Concordia Ind.. 88 Hntngt:on 80 Bellarmlne 72 lljo. Wesleyan 64 Southwest Sl Polen 119 Loyola Mil 83 Baylor 74 Arkansas 72 Davidson 94 Geo Washington 74 Texas 82 Texas Tech 64 S. F. N. Carolllll St. 84 Citadel 65 W, Georgia 56 La Grange 42 Tenn. We.sleyan 82 Belmont 76 Cedarville 92lljo, Southern70 Loyolo La. 83 Nicholls st 13 Morris Harvey 77 W. VirJtnla Tech S3 Bcllll-. 83 Bethune Cookman 76 Miami Fla. 87 Fla Southern 83 Flak 113 Alablma SL 107 College Scores Mkhvest Ohio St. 76 Wlnols 67 Wl..,..aln S6 Marquette 50 llel!anee 69 Otterbein 57 , 1JU 64 St. Loulo 63 Clnel!. .ll 82 Bradley 62 Conlral Mo st 72 Emporia st 70 s.Jt~JnGn . • No, I pltl( "{ !Jolted Pre,. -llonal Burden of Kent state, Tom COLUMBUS (UP!) - Dan , D' Antoni of Marshall Univer- Eddie - alfeui.. ~~~· 11on 111 the weekl7 award were Jlm Penix of Bowling Green, B.fuce ·:>~~..::::x~-wr.~m Ohli> . J.U. . . ~· Oldahoma 1>1' DPe toter o1 1>1'· the Now York aad '' threa llrol l"OIID(l pdlll ·belpn&ad liil, the ' LCII 'Anisio• Rima, ·- •i!Jalt WIJ Smith ol Flortdl, Jllil ~ . ~ and. Bob Kallll :rtw' - CaptUre lSth Straight Home Win . . School Class A basketball ratings, with first place votes and won-lost records in parenthesis: Points Teams L straslJurB (12) (13-6) 271 2, Zone Trace Ross (5)(15-0) 167 3. Caraway (2) (12-1) 152 4. West Musklngum (2) (13-6) 113 5, Bridgeport (I) (!H) 100 6. Fort Recovery (2) (14-{)) 87 7. Newark Catholic (1)(!2-2) 85 s. mxie (ll·ll 79 9. Mans, St. Ptrs (9-,5) 72 10. Gronvllle (1-14) 69 Secom 1~ 11. moomvUie 57; 12. Collins Western Reserve 55; 13. Kirtland 52; 14. Avon ond Zanesville Rosecrans 48 each.; 16. Pettisvllle 34; 17. Miller, Mogadore m:J Arcanum 29 each; 20. Portsmouth CIIQr 27. others: st. Henry 23;. Sebring and New Miami 22 each; Mount Pleasart and Trenton 21 each; Blg WaiiWI 20; ~rtngflold Local 19; Upper Scioto Valley 18; At. tical6i Yellow Spri~sm:I-North Lima 15 each: Mlller Cit1 14; wa.r. month of the year, which' Knicks . Pirates Pull Upset, Topple Highlanders w- n~ . . , , )!:olle;s ..~~11l".lth • Communist parties has even adopted new positions, eriticizi.IJg guerrilla raids against Israel and calling for a overcame two Blulrtoo stalli~W apells On the way to its "''on Beat Vinton BERRY'S WORLD. · As Moscow reconsiders its involvement in the Aral). ant:~ The North Gall!a Pirate• Pill· ed tho UPSet ol ti18 118011011 Tuet· da.v nilhl at Nortll Gallla b)' down· inlr Soulhwestam 85-711or their flrll Southern VaDey Alhletle eooterence win ollhe rear, ' Cooeh Rudy Shively's Ptrateo Ind. are now 1.7 in WAC play and In other gamea: Cincinnati 3-8 In ali gameo, Frlda,y nilhl doiiOIOd 'Bndley 82-62 at Peor!a, the Pirates travel to Racine to m; Baldwin .. Wallace belt meet Southern Local and Satur. 85-76 at Berea; Cedlr- da.v nl&ht "' to Hemlock to piiQI Omo trunpled Kentuel!y the uDdefeated Miller Falcons. om 92-10 at Cedarville; Deft· It was a hard one to loae for onc:e edged Olterbela 611-57 II Coiu:h lJoyd lllyers' SouthwestW"tervlllo; Gaanon (PL) ern Highlander& who are aow •hi;pad Steubenville 10~74 at 4.,'; In SVAC play and 6.e In all _ St.ef6erwllle; a n 4 Obio Northern ,..reame motrtoo 57-44 at Ada. ancinnsd atrO!Wibened lis poalllon tn the Mlasoorl Valley CoufMence by whlpplJW Bradloy. The Beareat~ (12-4) held MASON- Alastquartercome-• 39-27 leld 11. the hllll on the back and sharp shootlJW at the way to their tourtb l"ague win free throw line gave the vilitln iewn starts. Jim Ard aeored ing Kyger Creek Bobcats a 5721 polnlo lor Clnelnnotl. .I 49 victory over Wahama 1Uesday Boldwin-WaDace pleked "' na nlghL The Bobcets, bellind 39-34 go-lng Into the fourth period, came · U ,&I1UJ~ up with a hot streak in the last period, led by Jon Rothgeb's seven points and sb: each by So them JIIIDII". •' Israeli conflict, the lfltest conference of pro-Russian Arab . - Confereaee Ylclory In elgbt starta with tho win over tenth victory ln 18 games. muffWooater. ton is 6--7. Wooster, led b)' game hllh steWenvUle, whtch baa won scorer Tom DIJBer Witb 27 only two p:mes this season, Cell points, is &-9 and ' 3--4. to its 13th loss as Gannon Ohio Northern led all the "AY picked ll\l an easy victory. • 7th and 8th Grade utremists. · Bobcats Rally, Win !iJihe Tlte Israelis ~ee:m 118 Jona:er eouvlaeed that malllve re. tolioUon dlscaurarea llle Arab terrorlsll. The:y are alia ldiiiiJo.( lllal they will re!IJiqllilb mudl of tile Ara• terri· tory diey co•qnered Ill 1117 Ill ucbance lor a oetUemellt lllal will cuarantee lllelr rllbt 110 nlsL On the Arab side, Egypt'• President Nasser and Jordan's King Hussein, despite pre..ure from elrtremlsts and terrorists for another military confrontation with Israel, are also anxious for a relaxation of tensions. Even though Egypt's armed strelllth Is now baek where It was before the war in June 11167, the Areb leaders know perfeclly well tbat they are today, even less likely to win another round with Israel. Moreover, It has now been confirmed !bat Moscow w:orned Uie Arab leaders to curb their terrorlsls and goer. rillas wbo seek to escalate Arab-Israeli bosdUdes._ To be sure, Russia's roJe•m the Middle East, the KremUn's polley of "no peace and no war," is ambiguous. Wbere their blteresis are 111vo1vet1 dlredly, u Ill Cuebo....okla, the Raulua wiD llCII leoltate to ·r e 1 o r I to umed Ioree. Bat It II lacrealtlllcJy eleor lbal far llle til!· •etllate fulure IIIey are oot IDierealed ill e~ aaol!ler war Ill the Middle East wblc• they know tbdr Arab e&nts C8111101 wlo. '' More important Is the Kremlin's belated realization tbal the Arab guerrillas, sustained and armed by Russia, bave become paw'" in Red Chino's anti-Soviet game. PeldDJ! bas gradually replaced Moscow as mentor of the Arati ninth wia In 17 To Mal'ly every~·• 1urprtse Ohio THE THE GIDBALVIEW IJnlted Preoa lnlernsllonsl ollla A trained Observer, t;nnillar 'with EJ!rope and just back froin a visit, ...,ottl.lb8t' no everit oi the poltilar ora)lao 0 so stUIIDjngly penuadjid lll,e Euro~u peoples wbo COlli· 'l'bl! more witneues when someone is iD prise tbe' Westem community th.at, Uiey are QUI of the trouble, the leas likely that any of the!" mainstream in the gre;at leaping ·scienUfic revol~on. . will try to do anything to help. This lamentable "law" of human naEven as they marveJ.. a:t wbat ·ire bave achieved, they are pa!Jted bY the knowledge that they theJDBelves could tore bas been discovered by Dr. J - M. Durley Princeton UniversitY psycholo· not b&ve done it. ' _c gist. ai.J Dr, Bibb La tone cit 'Ohio state Wliiatever varylllg judgmellts uiey may h'*ve as to the after a three-year investiJstion Into the wisdom of space exploration, ~· knoW lhat .•only a highly way people respond to em~gencies . The advanced tochnologlcal soclo!ty can conduct It, !bat the research was inspired by th'e murder of other giant, U.e Soviet Union, is the oJ;Ily conceivable com· Kitty Genovese in New York in 1964, which petitor with the United States. ' took place before 38 passive: <:'bservers. A\ftoinatically, they Are r shakeil' into new awareness Re-enacting the incident in li laboratory, that they are to &·large e:rtent mere spectators fn this age the psychologists found !bat 81 per cent of ofi'aciDg science and technoJogy. their subjects gave help when they thought 'l'he pay~locJeol and hel<e ..Utica! atcmfle111Ce of they were alone with the victim, reports this discovery, wblch cao only . . andeneored by any Science Service. In groups of five observfurther space triUillpbl we attain bl lltll and tbereofter, ers, only 31 per cent reacted. has to be profonnd. The same thing was found in &:everal temperature increase has been sinCe 1900. Western Europe, geo~t:aphicaliy an amllzlngly small diCferent emergency situations. The more It doesn't sound .like much, but It was part of the world sphere; bos lived pridefully 10: many people there are, the more they pass the enough to push the crop line on the candecades with the tn.Wiedge that from Ill tiny enclave of adian prairies 50 to 100 mUes farther buck of responsibility. diverse peoples came the drive, the lmagtnadon, ~ north. It's not that people are basically uncar· skills tbat gave birth and lull life to the modem world of On the other band, dust and smoke re· ing. The very presence of a. cro'!d, say ~ great Industry and e•panslve, worldwide commerce. psychologists, can force maction on 1t_s fleet some of the sun's heat back into members by implying, through its pasSl· space. We are currently manufacturin~. Thoul!h the shift away from Europe as the center began vity and apparent indifference, that an warn the climatologists, a nebulous veil long before, It was the drolnlng disaster of World War II of dllSt that Is virtually encircling the event is not an emergency. . that ended Its dominance. world. Moral: If you ever get into a tight spot, In the generadon since the war, the Western Europeans Mankind evidently has two alternatives hope that no more than one or two people bave had to accustom themselves, grudgini!IY, to second· .b efom it. Either we PDUr more carbon are around when it happens . ary economic and political status, The pain r.is been great and the resentment deep. It account• In some part for the almost knee-jerk tendency of many Europeana to fasten quick blame upon the United States, their free world suc, cessor, for any major ills whlch beset the world. W.LL They have made admirable but halting and Incomplete efforts to join bands across national borders to create a competing Third World Ill a time dominated by U.S.· CMILD Soviet power. President De Gaulle's myth tbat France was ordained to lead the challenge became a roadblock. ly WAYNE G. Astonishingly, many Western European lands came In BRANDSTADT M D time ID enjoy Incredible surges of prosperty which led By LEON DENNEN ' ' • them to Imagine they were beginning to keep pace-<!ven The body temperature of witliout the sought-after unity. . a child Is not as slsble aa But the 1968 economic crises in Great Britain .and UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. !NEAl tbat of an adult In children, France revealed the fragility of their foundations. In 11167 It is obviously not in the interest of the United States to sudden fevers that disappear this reporter found considerable concerned comment accept France's<iJroposal for a Big Four conference on tbe as mysteriously as they oc- among perceptive European businessmen on this very Middle East cur are common. Now it has score. They found Europe lagging in technology, energy, been found that. in some imagination and spirit. President De Gaulle's su~gestion: to no one's surprise, children, chewIng gum Tbe mgbt of Apollo 8, haDed thaup It was, dealt the was hastily endorsed by U~ted Nations ~retary General steadily for five minutes or laat abock. The awareaesa of reality spread from lie few U Than!, who is hardly a friend of the Umted States. more may raise fhe temperto the many. · - But President Richard Nixon is experienced enough in 88 4 deature For a United States which wants warmer understanding forei~ affairs to aVoid international negotiations where grees as ( 100much degrees).1. The the Uolted States will be isolated. cause Is not the gum but the and better practical relations with Us European allies at exerclse of muscles close to aif levels, the dilemma-now in President Nixon's lapThe Russians and De Gaulle are already commided to the place where the ther· has only been magnified. an anti-American policy in the Middle East. Britain, the fourth nation of the Big Four, can play at best a conciUa· mometer Is beld. How do you win warm-hearted belp, or even extend ·.wv role. The British have jmportant economkl lnterolts , .,.'foo., -~-de~. ·vigor-b~lp, . wheatP~ee-sanlor. pallllera .!!' ,Wealem ....,.ren ·~ , Arab countries and, like the Russians, are eaaer to ous running ' '¥' qlher eur· willl,fPOb 1D llleir eyes, lllal ltiOy are mlretl Iii lnfetlor v eopen the s,., C&nal as quickly as possible. . ' else may eause, a cblld's stal,lis, commll:led to~-~ oljlellnes? ·· "' Four-power negotiations thUs will add tinder to 41n explo· temperatore to rile. For Obviously, no simple expressions or acts of good will sive situation. this reason you sbOuld let and friendship from a Nixon administration or any other your cbl1d rett for 15 min· can bridge the gulf, New, persuasive ways of U.S.·EuroHowever, Ill the view of Eaol Eanpeu dlplomall, , dlutes before taking bia t.Jn. pean partnership need to be devised, ways which enliat reet ne~odalloao behfeea llle Ualletl states and Rau1a, perature. It i& .11of how blab Europeans in the scientific revolution we lead and yet heal wbs are=-thelp.oi adverurle1 b tbe Middle Eaot, moy bia t.mperallri•goes but tlie their crippled spirit and dispel our airs of superiority and briBe 1 , H oot peace, to the troobled area cause of the ·rile tbat Is lm· condescension toward these proud ~les. lban e:<pe< • portanl Wbenever your cbl1d Israel's leaders have Hide faith In the good will of has an 1mez:p]alned fever of Russia or the Impartiality of De Gaulle. But they are ill· 100 decrees or over tbat creaslngly confident that Nixon will indeed pursue an lalla for more than a day even-banded policy in tbe Middle East you sbould call your doctor. The proposal by Israel's Foreign Minister Abba Eban to exchange views with the Arabs through U.N. Amba..ador Jarring-rather than by direct negotiations as Israel had ~-ously requested--clears the way for serious negotla~ " . :· l W.($RJNGTON. (NEAl. No~lthslandil!l the ,filll'!?' o(lnterest ove• tba1ll,usalans' recent earth-orbit' IP4"0 lillk·up, it lfU Alp~J<;a'o dro· millie ApoUoof flight to the "'oon which left :&urope&llf ~~lllg In ad"'iration. rY•t there Is "" !lDhlppy sfde to · Buckeyes Ride Alone Atop Big 10 Mter 76-67 VictOry ' . ' .. For Our Futute llolly -h10l, Mlddii!IIOrt - P..,.r.,, o ., Jan. 29, ·IH9 8)' Ualted Prell ttt.errrhW 'l1lo CillcloreUa llaleka a ·· u a.ii ..... Kaleka d ....... ~ ...... 1ft. . ....... ... ......~ broad ....... Jlai--.;11Wtf .... - · and the lblllll' to 11ft them to their 1tr11 title In 1$ IIJSIIIad the - · . . . . , . . . ;year I. whlli Arelole 'Oaft ...... .., . ' ... a . . . . . . .... ' 1!Jo llaldlo! rise .. ' - " .....'t dosllnad to Plllladelplda. ' ' ,, . Loa An&sl.. .......... ...... ~;; i l - II mldnigbt IIIey •OIIIIrad Dave Deftlol- to Jlh fll.iao .....lt·., cbere , _ the Detroit ....,._ ~ ... 'iw!IIW•' for Wall Bell&ml' ond llonrd - p1aco-~ - ~'·' Komi.... to '108-H. s.a¥.-...o Delluaee~ who pye UP a Clnclmotl Ia IIIO-•GIIti?:,1>. to pilcb In the ChiJerr7 w•• 28 ,.,... ' !Ita orraniWion te lavor ol the National Boskethall for the LakerI, . . - . . l .. ...,. woloome help · the A s - . hu olrocdvel,y hil nlclll under the _ . . In Ill . - llllrii<OOk dlreetJns Now York fil ' • 16-i -IOOI1Id- 3f points ... - · , ,. - CbormiDi - -·--- ,; - reenrd IIDoe hlo aequilltlon. triolliiJI> ..... the ..., Now York basi l'blladelpJU LaRusso ........ 13 polnlo In a. 121-88 Tlleldsr nilht lor Ito 15th Courtb period and 39 ilr lila game ao Son Frand- -.lla - - · home vlclory. Jle. a.-hera IOOI1Id 20 pointe ond pme from ClneiiOiaU. srobbed 15 r.-m In the Rio Faces Campbellsville The Rio Grande Cdlege Red- the Reclmen are Idle ~ Fob. 4 men, fresh lrtm Morday night•p whan IIIey entertoln - . (l<y.) 9~8 win over, the tot,eh George- College at the GAllS 1YDL Then town Tigers, will meet C8Jq)- pmes with old l)malnlean CoJ... bellsYIUe (l<y,) College ot 8p. m. lege on n..r._.. Feb. 6,1Jd ur.. Tlursday ln the Gall1B Academ,y tm CGUese ... s.~. Fob. a. round out a six games bame~ f <rtheCoach Al"t- Lanham's Redmen High School gym. are seeking revenge lor the 9492 loss to C&QbellsvUle two weeks ago down In Kentucky. The Redmen are 4-5 in the Ken. NEW JETS MANAGER COLUMBIJ.> (UP!) - D o n lnlereolleglaiA! Athletic Hook, former player wtlh t h o Coolerence and 6-8 In aD pmea. PIUsburgh Pirates, signed a eCJDo Atter Thursday night's game, traet Tllesdot' to 11111111&0 the Columbus Jeta, the Ptraleo' lllrm elub of tile lnternstlorel ~ NEW YORK (UPO The Hoak, 40. who.P).ayedprobu&U n 1 t e d Press lnternatiorw.l ball from 1947 to 1964, IIIIDOtled amall college basketball ratings Salem, VL, in the Class A earo. with tint place votes and won-- lina League last season. lost records in parentheses He played third bue In 1960 (eilhth week): when the Pirates won the Warld Teams Points Series. I, lljo. Wslyn (24 (13-2) 322 2. Nev. Ll• Vegs (3)(!:h'l)264 Austin 92 Midwestern 77 3. Ashland (1) (16-1) 209 Houston 85 Texas A&M 71 4. C.nlnl st (1)(9-3) 177 Le TOUT!I6lu 76 Sl Edwards 70 5. fN{ La. (12-4) 164 TriniQ< Tex 102 Sui Roes 85 6. S,F, Austin(!) (14-1) 161 7. fNI. Mo. (I) (1(1.4) 130 & Cbeyney St (11·2l 87 9. Puget Sound (14-1) 85 10 Flinnount St (I)(!:;.&) 78 ll. Howard PIJ'IIO (2) 31 Your Dependlble ~.: : 12. Evaasvllle 25 Deolerfor 13. South Dakota state 24 14. (tiel Alcorn 15 American International 15 16. (Tie) Springfield 13 AND Witterwer 13 18. (Tie) E. New Mn (I) 12 Ph- WY 2-2550 McMurray 12 Northern Arizona t2 lucky College Ratings ANTHONY Plumbi119"Heating PLUMBING HEATING GIVE US A TRYI REGULAR GAS 9 SUPER ETHYL 9 CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY 538 W. MAIN POMEROY, 0. EveiJ eallon sold with a moner back euarantee H&R �4 ~ ~ ~Ill St>llllll, ~ -~, 0., Jon. at,IHt ' Ke~nedy~ayTake Washi.Bgt~n Post (AIIJI!iGTOII ~I) '- 1146 .......... PIMI-._-t . 'a-t. lhe ol lhe .............. Souolon, di<llh II¥ """ ... didn't .., .. Tuo""-r WI hi did 111.7 ifa ••nut ....,.llble" lhot Bob Klllllllly ~ be tho elul>'o now - r Willi Gtoqo Selkirk Old Jim Lomoo btbw ol!end jobs In lho orpnlzatlon. ""It'• not lrq>Oasible but lido point It's mere))' lllleculadolt," Short Aid when asked ror •* •• hlvestiture is 111M ho .,..... 111e · to ...u... Solldrll, -nr - · lAmoo. lhe - lllolr dut!oo. . aionoaar. 111111 ol KenDIJcbr, who wu ftnd aa - · ol Ooldond II! a ouqnolae movo bJ ownor a.u101' f1aloy at lhe end <Jl loot ...... ho hodpll«M tho A'• to a olxth place ftnloh, lo olljlpOllod to be In line to rq~lace Lemon. Konoody hired by the St. Louis CU'dlnll1 u a 11eout after he was ftred by the A's. C01U,f1oc1 at hill home in Meal, Ariz., laid he knew nothi~W aboot lillY report that he would bieome the new MASON - Ali lnv01t!ture ser- manager. He said he Just ''rlee bi Girl -Troop 487 .... receivt..: an imitation trun the bold at lhe Christ Vtllled Meth- Clnllnolo to join tllem Ibis 011111 Clllr<h In Muon recemb' llllrinl in tholr training <1111111 at -a<Wio.._dngprom- St. Petersburg, Fla. llea ond r-.m& ploa. T h o 1 Sk)rt ofticll.lb took over as new _ owner ot the senators · llelilll -WorlonaD. · GwiDdol.ra Gllibo ond Cindy Plnl Tue""-r allerbOoo and laid that wore pre-od bJ their 1-r. Wodneadly would actually be Mra• .loooillt J...., Muon. hla first da7 lD the '"offt.ee." He ,._dvo plano are to ...,... paid 19.5 mUllon tor the talk daoclnt In tile aeu future. Se•tors and is the sole owner Olllon attending In addltloo to of the club. Ke._, Held Reeently .... . . . ! ' 'k !llelll Oh· Short, however, said it a ...... !lloUa Arnold, Lillllur· vacancy in Washington's manbiD, &a.Re Daw80D, Vickie John. agership should oriae, Kennod)' : .m. Diane· JohniOil, Mary and would he one or the logical 1MarUaa Jooe1, Terry Ross, Bob- candidates to take the post. . In !lowart, 1bro10 VIIIIMeter, The Senators flnished lOth -lvla VanMeter, Coria McFar- . Cherrll VanMeter, Donlle Werr,y, Jan WUaoo, Julia Jolm. ·· - . Thoreaa Dllloo, Betl;r Jlur. bill, JudT Huaboa, Belva John- i'- - . VIckie ·L. Johnaoo, Torr! Olano Wori!man, Jaequellne VanMeter ~ ud&WeVarlln. ,. , · ~ Catlly S.wyen, Tbe ftrst cows to reach the Plymouth Colony arrived in 11124. CEJ.EBRATE ~- ·Nr.ondNr&AhloCrosa, Slxtl>&., Syro<Uae, - oOaorvi"W tllelr 50111 ~ OIOI!wroary ~. A fluuUy pHoptbor........,. tile ....,to wu hold Sunda.l' at tho Crooa realdence. Nr. and Nro. Croso "'"' our:rlod Jmaey 291 1919 in 11111.-, W, VL 1'-1 haW twr ¢111•' dreo, Mrs. corbeU Po-ooa, Mrs. W. D. Por-lnd lko. Eber Pickena, Ill ol Syracuse, aad VJrsil cro&1, Glllt:Kila. They have II grand<hlldrell and two ~ Oass to Hold Supper Feb. 14 MASON- Mrtl. Clareaco 1111· er, Mason, prelided at tbe budneaa meeting ol tbe b*M ciua at ille Chrlot IJnlted odllt Chor<h ...... tho ....... clded to bold a ehickea IIIIPG' oo Valentine's Daa, Februlr7 14. - wbleb !rom ille ..m be hold at tho elllrdl, will be ...... to buy a ..._ for the ehureb. Thank yon notea were acknowiodgod !rom per...,, re<elring gilts .mln8 ille holldl,ya. Mro. Ray Prol!ltt pve ~ read· last season In Lemon's first year u rnan~ger after replac- lng entitled, "WindoWo ol Gold. • ar· i~W GU Hodgeo, who left Mrs. Looter Zorkle read an Waohlngton to take lho managerill .POSt with the New York Mets. Tho finish was a 4laaappolntm.ent since the club tl&a for slxtb In 1967 under HQdses. Selkirk has ....., the genoral nlanlger of the club since Nowmbor ol 1962. 1•• . ... BONELES$ ' Julia Wript is Sf-ker to Oub JIAllCIN - Julia Wrllbt, a ...... •odv• ol tho 0., Core CGer ID Polat Ploa.m. II)IOIIo t' ,......qy i at p ROAST • . amoollng ol ille )4. ' ·~~. ... ' .... - · Club Ill tile ..... t!OIIaoltho-lndiU- •. AcJonatlm--IQ'the club to uiiiiiD proridlng trans- ·r . porlallm for tile ~to and from sc:hool. Asalstlni Nra. puma Fowler u bosteaaea were Mra. Donna Sirloin TENDERIEST . 99~ ' ··- . . . _c_&...,Aili!NT GLENMONT, N. Y, .,. Miry E. Froondt hu bean tjipolnt.. eel dlatrlet .Q elll tor ClboU, Jl<keon, IJ-n, llfllooa, Putnom, llld wy.. c..atloo lor llro. Pit wu.m. At. t!elo entltlod. "T"'"' SIJIIt Not tending were Mn. llar7 Berry, Stesl," God' a PvcholottY. T be MrL Bett;y U.... Mrs. Thelma program .... eloaad with pray- Me »urn,)', Mra. Joaetta Noble, er by Mrs. Baler. M,.. Mayme Noble, Mro. Corol Hostesae~ Mrs. Leiter ZerProl!ltt, Mro. Gl&ddle 9telrart, kle and Mro. Rus..U llarlooser· Mra. Lucille Swackhamer, Mrl. ved refreahmenta to Mlasea HilLa Vera Yeager andtbeaa~allltant da and Loreaa Weiss, Mrs. Murl boltellel, Mrs. Glbba and Mra. Megee, Mro. Baler, Mrs. Low· WU11011. ~ and STORCIS ROLLS tho Fuin · Fllnlly lillunnee ~~ ot GIOIIIIlOI't, N.Y. . Mrs. FnJendt, who Uvea In Wost Columbia 'IIIII npreoent · lhe Fuin Bur- Ina........ Servleea in those - . ... PIG. of ••••Jtt.•• v ..( SU¥RIOII "RAj1,D ' MEAT DEPT. 59 SEitYIT OLEO 6 9 'Jrl.VPAPER TOWELS 3 1.00 --Evaporated lk 7:~51,00 PAl PEANUT UTTER 89~ ZIP TOP 12 cansl.o·o CAN TOPP POP ARGO p 7 cans 1.00 ZESTEl SALAD DRESSING FOLGEIS .... --COF 3 2.09-. ... 24 oz. lib. • 303 sz. ql, I• . lb • Rea. or Drip c:M ' IIX ·OR I MATCH . 'SI.dPPY JoE$ ... ,. .... .. ..,. lb. . . lOLL .. h; .• " ·~ ' ' ' TO ELS FOLGERS COFFEE lstill·· : ' SAUSiuiY ., m oi. ell. CHEESE can gallon only each $ LB. Bag VAN CAMP LimE GREEN .. R· ·. . " II NY'S BRUSSEL SPROUTS;q4 ,. • N0.2 CAN HENDERSON, W. VA. ~NAUGA, 0. .....•.::.49 UP TO 20 % ON YCIUI10TAI. rooD IUJ . sNOlY WHITE ,(AULIFLOWER ·. , ~ 4.9~ FAMILY SIZE CoHage . . Ll. CAN " SLIQD IEIF &IIAW . 6 01. ( ' MORTON HOQSE . · EAT ~~- ' rolls HUlON . 1 JU CE••••••••••••••••• • 41 lb.' ava•. pita. ''· :,..~·' LQNCI.Qtf . EXIIAJ lUND ·,. 'lltlli .... ·lilnt· as ., . j .' 1 • �Religious·ErpphtJJJis Week, Sunday Honqring . . Fo~r.,Ch:f1Plai~ to ,be Ob$eroe.d 6y Legio~ THE FOUR MEN OF GOD .• mEl' GAVE ·THEIJI ALL "GreatN love hclth no m<1n than 1~11. that a hll ~f• for hb man /4g down frlertd.." - .. --....- "'!1101N:JI!IMI mallc - .we. .. "' - eblp!IID• dllrlDI w...l4 Wor D, Tile Amoriem LeP>a - - ... ~- - c::wrard Cllltlol ........ 1•.117-..... ., .,, .a. ~ "'- "' ~ ~ lllo Wt.k, Foi>Jouarrll-t,ani!Fooir Clllplolal IUKioJ, FelmlarJ 2, Cboplllln w.u.r -.. ot Illd. . cll_.t Poot No. us, ...., ... al!ldlll" IDd SCOTLAI Mr. IIIII lira. Cllllord B. 1117•, ..W ..,...., n.681ooo Em&!l)o. .......... Le&lm Mr. .... l'illriek Ladl.., _.. - ; ..... "' Mr. ud lflrl7 lllar7. - .,·~,1{~ .... ~.. - . t ·1W- 1110 ~ 111111 ........ !Iii-~--~ ........ Yuli, IIIII c. C. (:a"ld-, - cl....,. ·:,, '. ',_:;:• :., ,,, ~~~: : News, Notes "~troite to <iolt ltltlt C!IPUntr{ is a continuing pro- gram sponsored by the American Legion in belief that our Country will be strong if our people will return to the religious principles upon which our natinn was founded . \Ve recommend the following: • Raise our minds and hearts to GOD in individual daily prayer. • Encourage the placement of a Bible in every home. • Make family Bible reading a part of every day life. OV~ Rod HouoO, Mrl. - \. ·it .J:k···.~:-~./_; ...t, 1"1' ;l·· 1henekend. AIIO vllllitl( It the llDil homo ....... Mr. 01111 Mro. · Cor! Womor ~ Mason Area ,I '" : ... >.,-,_~;.J; lancl. iD Mlllll, .... ,, I SMOKE HOUSE 9lnart, Na-. attended tile tllneral ot Mu. Audrey Dobno7, It Beale ~ Mr. ud Mrs. Curti• McDan- Clwr<h aa ~. :Mro. DabIel, Ma11011; Mr. aDd Mro. Cbol· ney, a l<hool '-acher I or 33 )If McDaniel, POint Plooaant, yoart, relldod' m .Crob Creek apent the weekend _in Columbue, ll<>od near l'l>lnt Plea..m. where they visited Mr. anllolra. Rov. Mro. Bernice Winkler, Slanley Sounders and tamll,y. ..IIGr "' lbe LNrl, Grllhlm Mr. and Mrs. Gary Slewart and Clifton cbar811 IIIII Mro. Clelof Ceredo, w. Va. visited over lle Roxroad d Clllro, W. ~.. lbe week<nl with hlo ......... an ~ a meellng at lbe Mr. and Mra. Reuben llewart. United Metlledlll ~a Mr. and Mrs. George Zuspan. at NalbvWe, Tam. 'They will Jr. and ~ Newark, 0. vlo- be 11000 lor a week. lled over lbe weekend wltll lltelr Mr. Melvin lluncaa, Muon, Ia parents, Mr. and Mrs. George vldtlng In st. Lools, Mlaoourl Zuopan, Sr.andwltiiMr.811dMrs. aud attended the wedding ~ bla Jdhn McDanlel. niece, S..Ua Kay Duncan on SotMrs. Glen Jom11011 and daiJilt· urda,y. ter of Columbus, vtalted her par· Mr. and Mrs. Brian Keorna entl, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Davia ot TOledO, Ohio visited over tile It Is said the Glaotonburj thOrn alway• blossomed at Cbtlatmas time UDUI· adoptlion ot the Gregorian ' calendar. Some uaecJ this to cootend the calendar should not bave been clwiged. · ·--------- waekmd wtth hfa parent~, Mr. 8lld Mrs. Carl KBoma. Mr. ani Mro. l!ber Rou... at- O>orl-. tended the llmeral ~ .....,. Ver11011 Jlvldon In 011 Mondey, Mr. Jlriden .....- . or-IJWaw ot Mr. Rouoll. ...pq. ·w·einer·S. Ground· :Beef · · · SMOKED Pork Chops w. VL Mr. and Mrl. Bob Grimm .... children of Coh'mhll were ben laat week lor the tllneral ..,... lcoa ot bloiiUDI, Mro.llon'I!Umplt· rey. ThfO' Ylllited lpa ..... - · Mr. and Mro. Bert Crimm, Letort Falla, and otllor rllotlvel. . c ' '' ••• ~ ll S·C OT LAD SALE! sl Yellow Corn WHOLE KERNEL lb. e Emphasize religious training of children. e Encourage weekly public worship of GOD. r·~··· ,. GOD AND IDS CHURCH . DAVID DAVIES SEll-BONELESS ~ TENDER HA !) i AmerU-as First Line of Defense WHOLE OR HALF ' c.•. HARVEST TilE ' 6 Peas Tomatoes Apple SauceS=~ Green Beans6=~ :113 cans ·. Bacon ,,. ~Rinach ' ' Cut Beets 6_:_5 ats p 5 14 oz. bat. %pl. EYery Day Low Price clb. OR,ANGE DRINK rk&Beans8=~ s WAGNER$ . ' • PLAN OIDO 'HAPPENING' - Key p:tanrers for a "positive-ectioo" haweni~W at Ohio Uni· verlity ln which funds are raised to help the needy take a break during a strategy sesaioo. They are from left, rear, Charles carroll, a senior ln the College ol Arts and Sctencea and aon of Mr. ani Mrs. R. C. Clrroll, Maple Heights, Ohio; WUllun Chatfield Jr., lett. front, a junior In the Collep of Arts and Sciences, and soo of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ChaUleld, Lancaster; Kathy Irwin, a 84JPhomore ln Untwrsit;y College and daughter of Mr. am Mrs. Patrick Irwin, Columbus, and: The Rev. Thcmas Niccolls, United (;ampus Ministry. Miss Irwin's modeling one of the hard-made qulltll to be sold at the event. •'• Unusually Nourishiq. Its protein nutritive-value is 2'h times that Unuaually Good 'lilte. of regular bread. bua IOI)homor.e and event co - cbatnnan. ·-Court ~ appointed deIHM ·lawyers always are available ill criminal court matters aad we aren't ooncerned with till~ a.peet 0( iL, Ml,oo Irwin, dal181ttor d Mr. .,.. Mro. Polrlck Irwin, !526 ' Teewl, Drh:e, Columbus, Ia beoq u l l -·br I»>lolnnonWDIlom Cllllllold Jr., ooplt11110re .., Mro. •1111 - llolph Chal- 110id. ~ 106 Franlriln Ava., LID·~~ '·· . lkili~ . •' . ...... a( the ;.... ...., ' aoclated Stlxlent Volunteers, an Ohio Universicy grQit) active in ott ~ campus projects to aid the needy in SOUtheastern Ohio. The grc:JtC) woo state • wide praise last year when members gave up Chriatmas at h(llle to aid needy rammes in the areL "Happening" workers helping Miss Irwin and Chatfield are member. o( the Volunteers. The students have rormed the Appa~ lachian Ohio Legal Aid Fund to administer funds obtalned from the hlppe!Ung and futw"e events. The kind !hat comes from only premium quality ingredlenfs. .:. "· t:"'-~· I ' ' .,. .. : DOG FOOD l r,, ' HI.. C ~ ,· I •, ::;r '· .. . rk&Bea Pineapple 3 Detergent Biscuits 8 Soup ·~Crackers 4...... SLICED No.2 cans s ib. 3 . Spearmint I Peppnlnt 46oz. cans $ VEGETABLE cans lb. bxs. . 4 Egg Co-Ops Consolidated v.n.v /. 25 lb. b&• MA:RGARINE i Chatfield said the idea for a "positive - action" happeningdevelq,ed this summer, "We felt such an event would appeal to young and old," he said. "Es· pecially when a worttrNhlle motivation was evident. There will be a lot of saUsf:act[oo in U for all or us." other activities at the happenit'€ will include slide - film presentations, stone sculpting by "Popeye" Reed of Jackson c~ ty ant other highlights. Items on sale will be "hand - made.. by Appalachia craftsmen. ConM'lldation ol four 0811 mar- from the plant locations a n d keting COOIM!ratives aequlred by 1llrou8b Focloraled Eu and FoolLandmark ~ring lbe laat two try Sale&. Tbe latter cooperative, which Ia owned and sup ~ years was announced tocta.y. The CCilSOiidatlon Ia kDown as piled by Poultzy l'ro<U<ers AaLandmark Foods, Inc., withmaJn aoclatlon at VeroalUea, the Ohio EIIr Cooperative, Mlllord, olflces at tile 245 N. lllgh st. aDd LIDdmork Foods, Inc., CoBuilding, Columbus. lumbua· , hal 18111 office. In eo. Preoent plant locallona Ia Columbuo, CJ.V.... and Plttalumbiana, Wooater, New Walb .. ~t~ ingiDD, ani N..,oleon will be burgh. knowa •• dlvloklno ot Landmark Foodo. A Ove.proolloer market~rtii• .,tea Jag _ , _ Ia Ncb ....,. will . A fault, In :leo!OKY, is a dlsuliol eaeh plant Jll8lllll!l" Ia location ·m .tbe nicks in the policy ad IIWIIIIIOffiool rocom. cruol of the •l\11\'· accordmg -· t~ the E~cyclojlMdla Bntan. · 01ca. ~. If not all , earthEcP procoaoed Ia tile I o u r quakes are due to movement ~· ..W bu mar~ bot~;'"' ~!ql!&la~lf· , ' jat SCQT LAD SOFT Appalachian Happening is Friday ATilENS - A '"i\ll)pening'' can be more than psychedelic lighting and off-beat music. Fl~ energetic students at Ohio University plan to prove this Friday by presenting an "Appalachian HIPpening"' from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Baker eeraer Ballroom on the main 1canvus at Athens~ 1'be event. featuring everything from folk musi c by the "Sanday Creek Jug Band" to ' 'Bargain~ priced'.. Hand-made quilts and tapestries, is to raise funds to help provide legal aid to the needy ln situations other than crf:tniral cases. .. The poor haven't the fhancial resources to obtain legal aid in liAd disputes, consumer • ec· onomic problems, real estate contracts and many other civil ittUition• wher-e an attorney is vitall' 1aid Kathy Irwin, Colum- 24 oz. .. OR. JACKS .. ' · ., 303 .. . cans . ' " .... ' 'l l '- I· Uousu.Uy Satisfyio1. Because it gives balh 1· extra nourishment and extra taste. Try Rite Diet and see for yourself why we call it The Unusual Bread. '· • .'. Ji r ·¥ ' ' ,•1 • i' ~· .'•' i .. I .. . '·;- '· , . • ' ';-,,.,t .. ' . : ' I ,.. f· "'t· ; ' ' :• Low Prlcesl �THE FOUR MEN OF GOD 11IEY GAVE THEIR ALL "Greo.trr love hath no mnn thnn thu, thnt a mnn lav down hu life for hio fri<m<b." . Religious Emphasis Week, .SundayHonQring . FoJ.!-r _Chaplai~ !tJ. be Observed by Legion mea an Ill.... Lealoo ol!lclaJo· and clorp- IJ)Oclal - of God-.. herole el!orliWere .r.cut.c1 with tbo .AYI!Ia !If""'"' tbon 1100 U..o. TbeM foilr A Jowlllb rollbl, a Bon118 Colllolle Jll'lelll, aad too - mini"""• - eoJmbo 1.- Ute belta ,., Aawdcan 18rYlelll* 111e troop tnlllpOrt ar...- It torpodDed _Fob. 3,. .... ' rtllce lllraa8b opodal aervlee1 eed prclljrUia Ill 1be COIIIIIIUIII· BmTJWAY OBSI!:RVDl fn Ma80il, over 1heweekad. Aleo Mason Area NEW HAVEN - The Rev. and .tllllln8 at the Davlo borne ...,.. Mr. ODd llro. Carl Womer of Mrl. Paul Fortney, NoW.IIevOO. News, Notes ·- Red House, W. VL Mrs. Helen stnart., Ma10n, the llmeral or lllra. Aud· re,y Daboe,y, at Beale Lbapel Cllurch m Smclay. lllr1. !lib· ney, a school teacher f o r 33 McDaniel, Point Plea&IDI, _.t the 108ol<end In Columbua, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Slaale,y Saunders and family. Mr. end Mrs. Gary stewart ot Ceredo, W. Va. vleltecl over the weekend with hla parenta, lllr. aad Mrs. Reuben aewart. Mr. and Mrs. George Zuapan, Jr. and son, of Newark. O. via~ lied OYer the weekencl wltll their II)' "~trhite to &iolt mW QJ:ountrtZ" is a continuing pro- gram sponsored by <the American Legion in belief that our Country will be strong if our people will return to the religious p rinciples upon which our nation was founded. 'W e recommend th e foll owing : • Raise our minds and hearts to CO D in individual dail y prayer. • Encourage the placement of a Bible in every home. • Make family Bible reading a part of every day life. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Zuapu, Sr. and with Mr .ODd Mrs. JOhn McDaniel. M:ro. Glen Jomson and dauab· ter of Columbm, vlolted herparonta, Mr. end Mrs. T. R. Davia years, relllded· on Crab Creek Rood near Point Plealllll. Rev. Mrs, Bernice WIJilder, postnr of tile Letart, Graham aad Clifton dlei'IIO aad Mrs. CJol. lie Rexroad at Cairo, W. VL are attending a meeting at the Uoltod M8111odlat lleacQiarlers a. - - Tbll ....... abM..,...!Io ~ I put of lbe Lelion'l '"Ser¥1oe to God. a Dd Cowul:r)'' prosram. heljMitobrina' .... 111111!1Ul• to lbe nile!.... U.l of enterlolaedwlthalllltYinlal- ooldllaricJun.. or~ h. nre weekend ..... of llr. ODd lllra. _1117_Ra_ '1\IIJ oleo ~ wltll llr. ODd lfrtl. Vonlll ~ lllavoYwe, eed C. C. CU<Ider, land. Joha M. Pnalloe nlul'llell Mmcloy to hll "' ........ Yllle, fb', .n.r an ed!!:pt na.. It ID WbdonYIUe ... , ODd lin, Leo arid falllll1. aad or oflllelr clau8hter Aotlta'ofoilrtll In l'omOl'O¥ With lllr. end 111'1. upo<to iif lbe Amorleen her!· blrtlldo,y Jlll.· l7 at lllolr ~ A. M. Zobl. Games WOI'e Jlll,fed aad rofnab- lap; aad . to lbe need IJJr COD· moata of leo eream end Clke 11nu1aa adherenco to tile bule ilra. A. M. Zobl Jou. ~­ oerved to lbe ... ~Ia, ODd rol.....,a CCJIICOIU upm wblcll lbe followlnl ...... Erlclc l:!m- ::_ ,w.rl.;.. · _ .-. '"' . -_ . ._,.._Uided __·.,·,....;-- ed wwd of lbe ....t.ou. 111!111• bletc:.J, Misty OUI:IM, J e r r 7 otherhrotllor, ~~ It Is llllid the Glaatonbury Mr, 1DJJ 11 a poll..t 11 111f Spradllns, Dellbln Mellothorn always blossomed at Fort ,.,... HoopllaiiiFort ~· .. Lalbey, Mra. Carl Ollila, M:ro. Larry Lalhey, Mrs. lfan7 a.m. · Cbtlstmas time until adopt· Fla. lie under1Nolt __ ,__ , , Uon of the (lregorlan calendar. Some used this to .....,. lben lall.-k. Mro.SpraclliDc Donalcl . lllra.· Frallk aadMri; contend the calendar should CJ11!or<1 E. llllil Larry Heaoon. not have been changed. St., W IJJr tbo pu1 11 dQio. .. He•- J-- - - - - - - - - "Ia reportodljl _ . _ _ Mr. ond Mn, Bob Grimm ODd od. Hit ~. lllr1, aabort ehlldroa of Columbus were here Rwo..U of Jrciaton end ti I 1 at Nubvllle, Tenn. Tbv will be .eooe for a week. Mr. Melvin Dunean, ~ Ia week8IMI with blo porenll, Mr. nailing In St. Loolo, MlaiiOUli ODd lofro. Carl Keemo. Mr. end Mro. Eller R4Uob Itaad attended the wedding at his niece, ~ella Kay Duncan on s..t. tended the llmeral of Perry Ver..., Jividen In Cbal'leatoo. ... urday. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kearna Monday. Mr. Jividen waaabi'Otll· at Toledo, Ohio vlaltecl over the er4n--law of lllr. R4Uib. !all wook 1JJr lbe llmol'al """' lceaofbllaullt,llra.Donllmljlb1"01· 'lliCQ' riallod l!IJ per· enta, Mr. end llrL Bert Grimm, Letorl Falla, end other relll· tives. IIJ'IIICidauP!er, lllr1. Heel Groot of Crookmllo ha.. ben a1slatlns In hll eare. lllr1. Jlwl. Mil'& end 111'1, Gnal'tiii>WMI . Joined them bore IJJr lbe end. • Emphasize religious training of children. ·. ''' •" H '·' '\ : :, ' ,, SIOIE HOUSE Weiners Ground ·aeef Pork Chops . 'Cube Stea·k . A~s First ' .... ·~ ·. SMOKED S·C OT LAD SALE! WHOLE KERNEL Yellow Corn 6 Peas Tomatoes 5:~ Apple SauceS :s Green Beans6:~ :$pinach '6 Cut Beets 6_:_s up 5 ~~rk&Beans a:, s - . ~ TENDER HA Line ......It ' DAVID DAVIES SEMI-BONELESS GOD AND HIS CHURCH . ·APL.E SYRUP - • Encourage weekly public worship of GOD. SCOTLD .. .... aad ICIII, CJII!or<l Cbal'lol JoiiJlind bJ lbe of thoM four dleplaiDJ, .'lbe Amorleen ....... _ , _ markllbelll· WboollbeiUI'JilofUfepreoon••1 wa1 abiol-.lberourcblp- IIIYOI'M17 of 11o1r oupnme ao<· 19U. -~7 Mr. aad. 111'1. l'ldri.. LocJI. U1 ware !lllldi.Y .,.., ol Ill'. aad Mro. Her.,. ~. AmtiYIIIe. Mr. aad Jll'l, CJII!ord H. 1117-. • Mr. end Mrs. CUrlla McDanIel, Mason; Mr. and Mra. Cbal ~ ' ' Ill "' tbomade ..eiillce of foilr or- ~ramo for tbo--oftbo ' torcoo d!olp!IIDI dQrlng WOrld 2etl! . . -..1017 of 1IMi aJnk, Wv D, 'lbe - - J.orjool 1111! of lbo USS llordle- mil wiJJ aboorve Rei!Riouo Emllbo- a. -om-bJfGur ala W'-, P'lllruu7U, 1ndFour ftllaat rb:IPJ""•· Cboplalna &mdi.Y, Fobruar7 2, Of lbe .,..,lllfllllnllncl-• . ~ Wallor Bomce of Jlldof World War U, p~ dlopott No. 128, bu .... allrncl' lbo Muon ..,... doopl.y lhlil lbe lk>rJ o f - four..., ... meed. . 303 cans WHOLE OR HALF HARVEST TIME Bacon 303 cans :sEAL TEST IL ORA -GE DRINK DOG F-OOD 25 RGARINE Evwy Day Low Price WAGNERS . :· • PLAN OIUO 'HAPPENING' - Key planners for a ••positlve--ac:tlon" happenlq;r: at Ohio Un1wr~ty ln which funds are raised to help the needy take a break during a strategy sessloo. They are from. left, rear, Charles Carroll, a senior in the College of Arts aoo Sciences aDd. son or Mr. and Mrs. R. C, carroll, Maple Hel.ghts, Ohio; Wllllam Chatfield Jr., lett, tront, a junior In the Col]qe of Arts arxl Sciences, and. san of Mr. am Mrs. Ralph Chatlteld, Lanc:aater; Kathy Irwin, a ~e~~homore in University College ark! daughter of Mr. aoo Mrs. Patrick Irwin, Colmnbus, and The Rev. Thomas Niccolls, United Campus Ministry. Miss Irwin's modeling one of the haBJ..made qJ.dlta to be sold ·l.t the event. ' Unusually Nouriabitqr. lts protein nutritive·volue is .... Unuaually Good Tute. 2 Y, times that of regular bread. The kind that comes from only premium quality ingredients. needy in Southeastern Ohio. The grot.p won state - wide praise la.at year when rpembers gave up Christmas at hone to aid needy DamUJes in the area. "Happening" · workers helping Cert.er Ballroom on the main Miss Irwin and Chatfield are I CIU!I)UI at Athens~ Tbe event, reaturingeverythlng members or the Volunteers. The trcm falk music by the " SIItlday stWents havt~ formed the Appa.Creek Jug Band" to "Bargain. llchilll Ohio Legal Aid Fund to pric:ed'• Hand-made quilts and administer fwlds obtained Crom L~Pestries, is to raise funds to the happening and future events. belp provide legal aid to the need)' in situations other ttlln .,' cri'Jnilwl cases. "The poor ha\<en't the n..n-. c:ial resources to obtain legal aid in laad disputes, consumer - ec- --- · en. oncalc problems, real estate cc:mracta and many other civil · lttlllllions where an attorney is vt.Ul.'* saki Kathy Irwin, Columba• Jepbomor:e and evem co • ebail'man. ••Court-appointeddefellle lawyen alw.t,yt are a-vailtilde In criminal court matters and •• aren't concerned with that a,apeet oc it. Jl iatl Irwin. datellter ol Mr. .... -~.. Fatrkk Irwin, 1526 ' TMri,r Drl-:e, Colt.lllbu1, II belqr u a l - ·bJCG-aali'lllanWD- IIaa · Cbotllol<i Jr., IOjll>omore •Ali 11011 ••., af.w.(1041 Mn. lloJpb Chal- Fnnklln A..,, J..al>. oalloi!', .. : .· . . . Baili~·''-W.· Ji the A.. ..;-.! [i. '·*"~' ·,1 • ~­ ~ •.;"!. .• .. Landmark during the last two years was BMounced today. The consolidation i1 known a1 Landmark Food&, Joe., wlthmabl offices at tile 245 N. Higll St. Building. Columbus. Preaenl plant localloo1ln Co· · 3 Spearmint ' Peppnlrlt ...,. wm 46oz. cans $ Pi pple 3 :~52 Detergent ~-- 59 Biscuits 9 8 Soup Crackers 4 tan VEGETABLE cans all or us." Other activities at the happeni~ will include slide. ntm pre~ sentatlons, stone sculpting by "Popeye'" Reed or Jack!oon COunoo ty a.nd other ldghll.gtlts. Items on '881e be "hand • made.. by bg. . . • tlvatioo was evidenL There wW be a lOt of sattsCactlon in it ror lb. bu. Appalachia craftsmen. from the plant locations a n d tllrougll Federated Egg and PouJ. tr7 Salea. The latter cooperaw Uve, whlcll Ia owned aad sup. bJ Poultry Proclleero Aa. eodatloa It Veraallles, the auo plied Vallv Eill'Cooperative, Milford, aad Landlna1'k Foods, Inc., Columbulf, hu aole1 ol!lces In Columbuo. ClOY<!~ aad Pltta- lumblana, Wooster, New Wath-... ..,.· 7<""~' I,IU.I"pll• • lngtm, aad Napoleon will bo ~..a. .....,. 11 dlvlolona of Landmark F81M1a. A ftve-tlfOiileer market. f\!ll'lb'"-"-~"1 IDjJ ~ttee In eacll areo will A fault, Ill :&eo!OCY, is a di.. ' o1rut oaeh plant lllalllllOf In loCation lll ..lbe 'rocks in the policy and IIWiaJ!Oment roeom crust of th' e~~Jth, according . • to the EncycloP~ia BrltanmendaUono. nle,~~. Mott, if noi all, earth· proeeaiOd 1D the four ,, , q_paie$ art due to movement plinl1 will be.....- boi~ '-~' ~'!I!J• f~l)lti . . ' . ... ' .; rk&Beans4~, lb. SCOT LAD SOFT :SI Olatfield said the idea for a "positive - action" happeningdevelt:~ted tills summer. "We felt •uch an event would appeal to youns and old,,. he said. ''Especlal)J when a wortln¥hile m()- 4 Egg Co-Ops Consolidated Consolldatloo of four egg mar~ ketlng cooperollvos acquired bJ . 69/t1P .• Appalachian Happening is soclated student Volunteers, an Ohio University grO\It active in of! - campus projects to aid the jar DR. JACKS lib. A111ENS - A "hlc>penlng'' cart be . more than psyc:hedellc lighting aOO ott-beat music. Fifty energetic students at Ohio University plan to prove this Friday lzy presenting an "Ap&*achian HIPpeni~' tram 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Baker 24 oz. Low Your cbolce of UGHT or \fHEAT. ;_ Unusually Satisfying. . Because it gives both extra nourishment and extra taste. Try Rite Diet and see for yourself why we cafl it The Unusool Bread. I f .~ '· ' '. ' ' \. (. "· .·,o..·~ "·· .. ·..". ~- ".1 l • ,.,' 10 . nz ' . !~ •••' · > ' 0 j, �• 'lliil ·Lawless Fight. 0.\b SOillloel. MIMIOIIOI'I • l'.....e.w, 0., J... %9,19111 ...-."' ~~- opofJe PUCO· Watc~dog LG:V:~ ~:;·Ia, ~, Tilt• (~ rrom 1'110 0 ~liMBUS (IIPO - A bill JoiUUCI' lllll wao - Ol 13llll· 1bo - " ' " - - - II¥ and 111.9 nmnl~ :zo 1Mt ol, roll·a pobllc W&telld!IB Won lend In Ule """-"" ·Son. IIOnl"d C. Cook. .!l ~ To. era; Pl. Ploo-, 25.11; """'"" • 11oj1 'r,~~We· U~a e-m!- Three bWa """lntrocU:eil In 1..,., 1ftlUI'I permit pJI>IIc ilt!JI· ' tqy • M'alon,.Z2.32iH~ LIS 'OhiO (PUCO) """ GCfend tbo Sonote 'l'lltodaf. , _ reo- Ilea to r..m ~.. tax..tree wu,.1 Karawhi.F'O!Jo, ~o rl.. 1,1 Ill p · t.t h'!ielllii.Y In tbo Ohio - olutiOIII _ , adopled by U1e Sonote olao, · ~ ~lip. Georae E. MUtlca, R· Todo.v, Ule llauH waa to~ ~ Park, oak! tbo poDJic a rotmllll!'lliiYe from To:1 1 _. 0~ve wuuld have pow. lado. Democrlia 'l'lltodaf <hoiO ' er to prGbo, queollm lftll check Arllllr Wlllonnld, 40, IJI 'l'ol..,., ~ .... operatlona Ol pubUc uUII- to ......-! Marl.- VaiiiJI> t~ealn Olllo. In 11\e 79th Hause Dlotrld from > The bill would estoblloh lhe Tollldo. for the repro-live Miss VollfJ'elte rollaued two ; ..., would be appolnt<>d by the weeks 1180 to be ~ a pemor and ,....ld serve olx aenator from 'the Toledo ! rears.. n.e representative area. ;woo~d be paid $22,880 per y-, Hauae WUI Vote 'rl is the same a PUCO WUkawski, who did not at. : eommtasioner receives. tend the sesaion Tueldl,y be; Mastics' bill said the repre- ea~ae of icy roads and poor ~ eerutlve's powers would include weather? was to be here today : •'ascertainJng the reai!IORBble~ tor the House vote on his ap.. iless and justified rates for polntment. · aervice rendered by public utiliWUkowski is a rormer school ties." teacher, ass.Ist8nt taw dlrectDr, Power To Probe and ewnty proseelltor in Lucas The p.~blic representative County. Before his appoint~~~ have power to check ment, , he was the u.s. Commts~ record~ seek hearings stoner for Northern Ohio. rate increases, and invesdA second bill involving public other Items Involving pub- utilities In Olllo was ol'lored uUIItles In Ohio, either by Tuesday In the Senate. ~Wstlve oo citizen req.~est. · ~ ...,.._ea. Ol :al!lce :Wblcb IJWO Chorloa!Dfl, (8.19 riiiJIII. London and MarmOI, are oMho 1bo bW Ia cleldp>ocl ,.,. utili- aW; Wllllleld, rumiJW two fMt tlu 1o lncoJpoute as Ohio- of rollerJi. bued.:::oper~~ ~~-ol~~ BOAT MOVENEN'IS: llelt> utllltloo ~- ~ "' - • lng lor -A consumer fraud proteclion bill .in the purchase ~ goods. - A House bill to create a division of eomrnuntty services w1Udn the Obio Yooth COmmiS· ston and a bureau of commu~ nley planning 1'1 ""rk with local agencies In preventing Ju· venUe delinquency, ~ of his new bosom revealing necklines - displaying ma,y be a better verb- top see- mixed in with transparency. Some through jump suits and evening dresses. The cleverest thing about the necklines is that they lift the bosom all by themselves. No bra Is needed, much Jess worn. Farmer in Credit Squeeze 'ln:orginal farmers will findcredlt to get this year, the AgrlculDepartment predjcted Tues- cultural Finance Outlook." a sUmmary which also reported that farm debt rose $5 billion during 1968 and hit an all-time hlaf> oC $55.5 bllllon at the start or 1969. The jump indebt. however, was more ttian offset b)' as~r pin in the value ot farm aasettwhtch rose to a new peak ol $297.9 bil- Counties Will Meet Plan 'Conference' $~=:::tl~~: !rom e I & h t 1 Ohio counties will ry. The program was chaired by Mlos Vlviao Rougber and Mrs. at Rio Grande College en 3, to complete plans for a Am Soclelmaler, Maternal and Child Health Dtvlalon, who have ~lly plamlng conference. Earlier this month, a meet- set up conferences in other areas was held In GallljJollo to dis- IJI Ohio u the request of local the proposed conrerence, CQIIIIDIOUtleS. Robert Tltko, DI~->red by the Ohio Deport. rector r1 Plamed Parenthood d. otllealtb and the Ohl.o Val- Columbus, raported on a recent lle<\ltb Services Foundation. sludy Ol FamUy Planning Servmeeting was held at HoJ. .• ices in Ohio's Ajlpalachian ComlMedlc:al Center u the lnvl- ties which indicated that an eduof Dr. Keith Brsndeber- cational program is essential iD orde:r to assure utlllzatim d. Family Plamlng Services. Mrs. Jean Baird, ObW Valley Health Sorviooo Foundatk:n, cliocussed the Foundation's proposal for an AIJpalacbla grant that would provide both edueatlonal and medical services pl'ograms Mrs• . Alta A. Roush, 73, New In a Family Planning and COII~.... died Wadnetday morniJW Veterans Memorial HospitaL cer Detedioo ProKram. T h e : MrL Roosh was born Jan. 24, prq»>Sed prouam would serYe at Letart, W, Va., th~ the seven OOWlties of tbe Ap.. ~.oghter or the late George L. paiach!an Health DemmstrsVIola S. McDaniel Blesslog. reglm and would be UDder thedlh11Sbarxl, Taylor C. Roush, rodlnn Ol Dr. Brancleberry. Participants at tbe mooting in 1946. Mrs. Roush was 1 Included representatives f1 t::~ of the &.rd Btptlst health, education, welfare agenShe is survived by three sons cies, aod OEO _...,.s from two daughters, Taylor C, Lawrooee, Jackaoo, Gollla, VInMelp, AU!ens, lloddne, and !!"'Bh, Jr., aOO George W. Roush, WaahiniiGa -ea. Hawn, and Clarence Cecil RD, Letart; Mrs. Betty VETERANS MEMORIAL Pomeroy, and M i as HOSmAL Roush, New Haven; nve Admitted Wllllam Bachmsn, t w o brothers, Columbus; Edna Stilel, Pomeroy; Blessing, Parkersburg. and Hazel llJrton, Pomeroy; Ethel Blessing, Charleston. u.d sister, Mrs. John R. Boyer, hnk. Pomeroy; Joyee South, Raclna. PleasAnL Dlaebaraed - B«<;r Rood!, Funeral services will be held Speneor' Opal Prid:l¥' ~~= at 2 p. m. from the Foe- JuaDIIa F'Uneral Home. The Rev. Josephine Roades, Edith Klein. Fortney wiU ol!lclote. Bur· wW be In the !!Oirmaon CemeThe Boston Post Road is ' ' Friends Dill' call u the so-<alled berause the U .8. home onytlme alter 3 p. mail was carried over it in early limes. Thur·sday. A. Roush Wednesday ton; 1 GAWPOLIS LOCKS-. o-ae Ol better tax breaks. _T. Prlee down 10::ZOp.m.; SomOtbor leglala- GCfered et down 1:55 a.m.; BecJUonldown TUesdoy Included: 2:40 a.m.; OVEC i(> 9:10 a.m.; -A Senate bill to JII'O"ide lor lnnoder .., woltlng. the registration Ol sanllarlana KANAWHA RIVER - London, and sanllarlans-ln.tralnlng. Soi"'Y .., 3:50 a.m.; Marmet, - A Senate bill which would Alan ll Merrill down 5:20p.m.; clarify lhe law .., dlspoal- of Fort Dearborn down 10:50 p.m.; properey in the case of s.imul~ o, F, Shearer 141 2':t5 L m.; taneous deaths of the owners. Oleander down 7:20 Lm.; Win. -A llouae measure to re- field, Jefferson \113 7:50 p.m.; 1110¥e the restriction on the Ouachita down 12:05 a.m.; Beastate subsidies to tuberculosis ver down 2:45 a.m.; lAlla C. hospitals. Shearer up 5:25 Lm.; Jl E. co11ar, tie and boxer shortsthat's right, underwear- to emphlsize the prediction. Courreges goes for bare skin q..._te credit,"' department e c ~ omists said. The forecast came in "Agri- • odv PARIS (UPD - To bare is no t~~- to dare- not in Paris W ASIIINGTON (UPI) - Small, · lloldlllll OOIJipNifeo. Bare is Not to Dare in Paris Three days later, Yves St. Laurent launched the transparent blouse and the craze for Fa s h i o n writers scar eel)' showing all was under wl)'. But the strange thing about ~lrl<oi a false eyelash Tuesday fashion shock is how qui ckly it E=Aodr:=:e COUrreges clad his models in see-- wears oft Courreges seemed to be dresses with nothing banking on the day when every ·t::e:than the smallest of nesh:~ bikini pants wxlerneath. woman at a party would be It was onl..v n year ago that transparently clad. He provided a couple ot dozen :~=~~~·~ wowed the pre ss by transparent dresses and trouser ;: the bosc:.n with nothing suits and provided a l\l.ndsome :~:. two strategically male model, clad only in dress ~' da.i sies. .oommlsalllll ha}1 becOOle lion. Farmers' equities - assets miws debts - hit a record.$242.5 billion on Jan. 1, 1969, up $9.2 billion from a year earlier. Further increases in farm debt were e:wpected during the coming year, e:wperts said. "Farm production this )'ear will probably require more purchased iqJuts at higher prices," . econom,isli said. An upswing in Spirdbg 'wror ~;apUalltems was e)CIJected because many farmers - hcping for low~r Interest rates - were reported to have postponed items ln 1968. The report said rarm interest rates probably will remain high this year, with possible upward pressure in the months ahead. The reluct.ncc of many lenders to finance small farmers, was expected · to put further pressure on the resources or the Farmers Home Administration (fliA), an Agriculture Department agen-cy which makes loans to produc· ers who cannot get credit else· where. Bowles down 5:35 a.m. OJIIO RIVER- Lock 13,l)un.. can Bruce tt> 2:30a.m.; Lock14, Diane Bosworth d<Mn 4:20p.m.; n. fl HuCOnau "P 5:45 p. m.; Elalne G. lC) 11:30 p.IILi Edward s. Bosworth down 5:20 a.m.; Jdtn J . RIMe down 7:30 Lm.; Lock 15, S. M. Jenks ttl 1:15 a.m.; James R. Hines down 12:05 a.m.; Paul D. down 1:35 Lm.: Peggy Downey down 4:05 a.m.; Ray Thorpe - n 4:25 L m.; Whlyne H. down 5 a.m.; Elisha Woods down 5:50a.m.; Lock 16, City of St. Louis James L. Hamilton down 5:45 a.m.; Belleville Locks, Principia 1.1) 8:30 p. m.; Mack Gamble down 3:15 a.m.; Lock Z2, l?oplar ~ 6:45 p.m.; Rae ine Locks, Morris Harvey 14> 4:25 a.m.; Greenup Locks, L. Wade Childress up 5:10 p. m.; Joey Chotin down 1 a.m.; Valvollne down 4:30 a.m.; Philip Sporn lt) 6:SO a.m. i J. S. Lewis up 7:30 a.m.; Meldahl Locks, Allied - Ashland down 5:15 p, rn. i Tim Mull)hli 141 6:45 p.m.; Etna - Louisville Ltl 9:15 p. m.; Kathleen K. up 9:30 p.m. Icy Roads Lydia Circle Meeting Held to a vap...type truck at 8:30 L Do m. Tuesday in an accident on ""' 124, two and rwr..terths miles spending on these uLet's Listen and Learn From Youth" was the program theme uaed by Mrs. Jotm Werry at Mmday nighfs meeting of the Lydia Cirde of the Pomeroy United Methodist OJurch. Mrs. Glen Hiles presided aDd opened w:i th a poem. ••Love Ia the Answer." A silent auction was held. A report was given on the dimers being served twice a month to the Lions Club. Refreshmentl were served by Mrs. Kennlt Wai!Dfl, Mrs. William BaroDick and. Mrs. J a c k carsey. Attendill! besides those named were Mrs. WUllam Swat.. ~~el, Mr&.. ArthW" Hoyt, Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. RaJ Reuter, Mra. George Wright, Mrs. Jay Warner, Mrs. Karl Krautter, Mt.. M.,rtis Kay Parker and Mrs. Richard RLI)e. TO PRAY TONJGHT The Middleport Fint Baptist Church cottage prayer meettrw will be held tonig!tt at 7:30 P- m. at the home or Mr. •IXl Mrs. !ll&miJW Kloea. Thecottagepr&)'· er service will replace the one u-uaii.Y held at ~ church. west ol Rutlend. Officers oak! that llarold F. Davis, 20, Rt. 3 Wellston, lost eootrol on on lc1 sod his truek skidded ol'lthe left aide of the hlghwoy. The vehlele broke •• oil a power pole owned "' t • Ohio Power Co. and struck a ........ ,~ wooden renee cnraed by ~ Wright. ROBERT LAWSON BOB OUSLEY TWO MORE area boxers pia~ to take port In the third onnuol Soulhero Ohio Amoteur Boxing Toornomenlat RloGronile CoUeae thlo - - are Bob Ousley, Jack...., aod R(lbert Lawson, Rio Grsnle COllege. Both wUI ba fighting for-the Beach Athletic Club, Bidwell, In the mlddl.,.elaf>t dlvlolon. Action wUI begin at 7:30 p. m., Thurodaf. Flftaen lights (three rounds eacll) are scheduled 011 q,enlng nli!IIL Melp Property Transfers Gerlld Price, · Maxine More• head Priee, Dorothy Murtaugh~ Allie Prlce to Rlcllarda & ~ Inc., 22.45 A., Lebanon. Naomi 0. Chase Howell, John W. HoweU to Lesdlng Creek Watershed Also., .13 A., Rutland. Forrest 9towalter, Mary E. hntter to Earl E. !ltowalter, 3.2 A., Cheater. Dalton A. ·Grover, aha Delton Grover to Myrtle V. Grover, Andrew E. Grover, Patricia D. Humphrey, Esther Loraine Venoy, Marcia Jane Houdashelt, Dalton B. Grover, Gregory S. Grover, Alf. ror trans.• Salisbury. Myrtle V. Grover, Andrew E. Grover, Nellie Grover, Dalton B. Grover, Joyce M. Grover to Greg.. ory S. Grover, Patricia D. Hum~ phrey, Esther Loraine .Venoy, Marcia Jane Houdashelt, Par· eels, Salisbury. My rUe V. Grover to Dalton R, Grover, Joyce Grover, Parcel, Salisbury. Robert N. Clark, Lola E. Clark, to Allen D. Bishop, Batt.Y J. Bishop, 55 A., Scipio. Cora B. Ritchie, dec,, to Law· ~ ovid:~ Report Aceordlng to 1ho cm•s put .., a ..._Y bond. unifOrm crime rtpOrlo, there 'l1le law .,.clllcally larblds are 1 t leaat hilr a dooen u.s. JudaeB to conllder, bafore cities where lhe crime rlie Ia IJ'OIIIIJW boll, tbo dW>cel ol the ·eveo higher than' It Ia ~ But oulljltel canuniW,. . - r this lo cold ' cunfort to clime whDe free on bond. WaohiJWionlano who learn ol llaclol Tonolooo llold clepraolltlmo ogainlt Crlma Is ..,. Ol the cauoeollfe lftll properlY eve17 time lnd aloo to oome tx1nt, thoy pick Ill> 1 ..,._.. or PUhoilll a· reault- Ol taclal tune In 1 newscast. teMiGill which ti'\CI'ted iD liVen 1n 111U the llistrlet ol outbreaks Ol m&ll tlol~o hare Colulnbla, a population o! during iho - t yaar. . about 8110 1100 had an averaae of Ths Dtotrlcl ot Columbia, 13 robbe;les a day. 'ibere were which Ia the Inner ·cJQ rl. the 102 bank hold..,s-throe tiJI!es Waohl,.too metropolitan area. as maoy as In 11167. Thera were had at lhe time of Ule 1950 271 rapes-an increase of 50 per · ceoaus a populadOD which •_.!'.S cent over the previous year. · . es per cent whitt d 35 per only I'I<O ()(·lhe 12 mmths of cent Negro. Tod&l" tbo . ratio lo 1968 weltt by without a shoot-out reversed: About 67 per cent In which 1 private clllzen ldUed Negro sod 33 per oent white. a policeman, or a poUeeJIIIll A larp p~on ol the killed a citizen. dlotrlct'a former whltera.J.-ry's crime stotlstlcs ha.. moved out. to Marylalll s-&1 lhe unnervirc proapeet aod Vtrpnla ouburba whare that 11169 may be olbatamlally subtle pliterns Ol - d o o worae than 1968. , Fourteen mw It difficult lor Negro per!IOOS-Includlllll two FBI famllleo 1o lind homes. . agenia purau1111 a bank rolliler Many IJI Wuhlntlton'• ~erro - we,re olain durtJW tbo llrot 13 realdonts .are dayi ·of tbe """ y-. ~ tha well-l>ehaved people lritb aood end o1 the · third week of 1969, jobs, pre- h<mes, staRSird ths oily had Rcked ot> ~4 mlcldle-cllss aoplratlona for armed rollilerles, Including 14 their chlldreo. Their dllltlslefor bonk holdl4>s. crime sod rlotiJW 11 at leost IS Clo~lrcutt TV gre.i.t aa an)' white citizen's. L&wr-41>ldllll residents ol both But as tbe nrst big cley <111 tbo races are respondlni to the pathway Ol black mlgrotloo dqer with growiq t~Prehen- from the rural SOUtb, Washi.Dcslon. Msn,y merchants h&ve ton olso has Utr&cled within tho armed themselves · with plltOls past two deeade.s a Yilt manbtr and have , Installed olsborlia of uneducated, aoclall¥ dlsorp. berglar alarms. some hoUsehol· llilsd Negroes who are - ) ¥ den ha.. boutlltour)¥ dogs and equlppod for urbao ilq>lqymenl . mill\)' have put s t r - locks and urhon life. on their doors. Some ~rtmeot 'Some of lhem eke out 1 UviJW houses have equipped their In mtrilll jobs as domestics or lobbies witb closecklrcull te1e- CO!IIIructlon workera. Some are vlslcn monitOr a, oo welflre. Some-particularlY Banks In some secU0111 haw IIIIOIW ~ young maJ.ei- have curtained their tellers' c.,es taken up crbne as a short-eUt to with bulle"Qiroor plaJtlc ·shields. atauence. _" Bus driven oo longer eUl'Y .WhDe · Neeroea lave no chaJWO; they oow loaue serlp to 'l'onopol,y oo la...Wealdng _In passenger• who board without Washlncton. tbo volt ,..jorrQIthe OXIFt rare. aboot 90 per cent- ol ~ Most embarrusiJW ol aU, mupbwa, ....,.a, purao • .,.tel>perhapo, severo! foreign emhos- 1 1~1, houaebreaklnga sod other ales have lodged formll C(doo crimea of Violence are Commitplaints wllh the Slate · Depart.- t.,s II¥ Negro beys sod J0U11i menl about .,.· to whleh Dl~ · ,;· dlplomlia and vlaltoro · Nllrly u large 1 ~ FIVE-DAY FORECAST By United Press lntemaUonal Temponlll!"es In Ohio ore bel..,...,.. expected to .Veraile mal 'lbursdoy lhmlgh Mm· • day. The hlaf>s wUI averaae In lhe upper 20s sod lower 30s whUe night-time lows wUl be from 15 jo 20. It will tum colder late Thursday and Frlcls.Y, 11\en warm up about S\mdaf. Preclpltatlm wUI be ohove normal, averaging one ~ half Inch or more as showers occurring 'lburodaf. &>ow fiurrles In tho oorth Friday and <NM the entire otete during the weekeod. Young Negroes Take 2 ~'lana By Hijacking M1 AMI (UPIJ - Five youthflll Negroes commandeered two air· liners arxl rorced them to fb to Cubs Tuesday In the 9th sod lOth hljocklngs ot ~~~ sod.~ tbl\"'1~~-"f'<Y •..,. Berry, Lawrtirtee A. Ritchie, Jr., Jomea E. Ritchie, MsxiM Durin; mofth. ·· Alf. tor trans., Lebancm. Two men. described as ucoa:.: V E. McDade dec. to Hen- lege graduate t;ypes," hijacked a 1 rle: S. McDade Mary Louise Natloool Alrll nos jet fi¥!JW !rom Ours, GObert E. 7 McDade, atf. Los AJWeles to Miami with 32 for trans., Lebanon, 9Jtton. persons, and about 12 hours lawr Henrietta S. McDade, dec. to three men, uwearing tJpical hlpMary Loulae Ours GUbert E. ple dress," took cOIII!nl:tDd of a McDade, Cert. for' trans., 9lt. Phlladel,phia • to • Miami Easttm-Lebanon. ern Air Lines plane with 113perBernice Middleswart Allen, aona aboard dec. to Frank H. AUa1, !:meat The N1timal crew and passen-B. staley, John R• RoII eobaurn, gers returned _.ately later -'-All. ror trau., t-non. Tuesday, and the Eastern crew Arnold Grate, Mildred Grate new the big DC8 to Miami lhlo to David Grate, Karen Grate, morning. The Eattem paSsenLot, Rutland. gers. were to be returned later Eater L. West. Gordan H. West, tod&)'. Margaret E. West to Charles W. Both. of tbe hljocldngs bepn Comell Jr., Beulah Cornell, Par- when stewardesses were sureels, artion. ' prised In the galley II¥ sunmen. William llerlcbel Middle" A NatlOMl stewardess was preswart., dec. to Allee B. Middle- paring lunch when .Wrooehed, IJW&I1, Cerl• lor tl'Ul&., Leba • and aa Ealitern stewardess wu ..... mlxiJW drinks. Wanda Parsons, dec. to Virg11 Param1, Wancle Louloe Ewll, BOOKMOBILE SCHIDULE Larr1 VIrgil Paroma, Cert. for trans., Columbia.sa.tem. Mr. Eddy's - D e oehedAmo c. Arnold II) Clay Eb- ule lor 'llmoda¥: BM.con statiOD, 8:ts.e. liD. Thelma Eblin, 3.11:; Aerea, .... Keno (CIIIrcll), 10-10:30, -lbury. Lmg Boitom (Polt Olllee), 11· Audr07 • - to Larry v, Par· IGll, Sonia E. ParlORs, Parcell, ltl5;, Rutland. Pol'lllftll (Jialry QJeoo), 1:$5- 2;u:· -st well......,_, ~r:= Potii:('fellorta crtnle~W are . a boll liOnd law whleh requires that ouspocta Hindys Ann6uncing Birth of Daughter :~::.-, ·~ • crtme· Is IDOit pre\laleDt .lit , liD!' olt,v, 01111 Ia 1 _ , cl raOI)f moat oftea "l!!'!PI. by and aaelnst !be Pe<v~e wllo . . . _ to U'IV -., -'which In WuhlJWioft DIOinS mOIII;y bl&ek pec:pla. 11ds fact, bowevw, bu pot kept fearful whlws frtm repnl. itW the crime ftWI as a m e n 1 c • directed 1>rimlrll1 Mr. sod Mrs. David llllldy, qjlln&t lhem. Blam!JW Negr<>el Mlddloport, are ~ng tbo for . the whola oltuatloo tho)' birth of a daughter, ShoDIM>n Ule pollee sod the courts MlcheUo, on J.., 20 at Holzer to ~· draollc lllOIIUI'Os 1o HoopiiiL 'l1le baby 'll8lii!hed alx restore law sod order. pourlts, seven ounces. . Mr. and Mra. Hlady baW. boo other chUdron, CYJI!hla, 10 •Ill! Mlcbaol, •lilt~ G..-ranturo· Mr. a1111 Mrs. cal- Hllldli; · MlddlopOrt, and Mr!- B: B. Man. , cy, Wald<.-r, Md. Ollie IIIDdy of Mlddl_.t. lo a greal>(lranilfath.. or. l{(ltlwood lo . lhe wood of any of teveral trees -or shrubo with unusuaUy hard, strong or welgb()l cbaraeterlotlcs .. Three Leave Bonds In Mayor's Court Two defendants were fined aniS three others forretted bc:nl• ol $25 each, all j,ooted on speeding charges 11'1 the court or MJddle.. port M'aYor c. o. Fisher 'l'lltaday nlghL Fined were Albert Brown. 37, New Haven, $10 alllcosta.intoxl· cation, and RI.IJjell L. Sh•s, 18, of ooor Pomeroy, $10 sod COlla ror speed, Forreitlns bandia were Steve Bryant, 18, Gallipolis; nan.. n,y Farney, 19, Patriot. and Le&-· tor D. Hanl~~~o 22, Pmneroy. United States was driUed near TltusvUie, Pa. Drilling of lhe wen was begun in June, 185&. ~. vt..- sod Its - tbo 'JO!lttc:ai ~ bd Viet Q>o!t.......,llce•, u - traooldO.. hare Clllllll _...... -tho raol-IOI'&Illsoutb- be OJP)Gitsd , I'll<> :~ pooWlectl'"' NitAII.L <t pur poOple - _ pootoro, went Into lhe .... USJlOill ~ lbout th11 m. •...., TIIQ hod not - t o ~to IJI)olocluln aJ1Y n.ylar ~ record in thf1 "PaalMis, or rOIIIY to aJIY ...,.. I•> accept Ule diltorlad vorolm Ol hlflory tlllt the sdveraary hal ao ~ sod so ba11ly been t>sdlin111 ta Pvla. The !ruth of Ule Ia that ever since tbe oflho AmerIcan p~ r... lho Preoldency 'lall wiDIOr, HanOI Ilia operated oo tho bulcaoaun••llon thot AmertcaniiOblil: Olllnl... wao ·.<": .·:·· .. ·•. :·. :- ..·.••· =·=·. :-: . .-:·.;:->· ~:·::::. :::"'· ":-.:;.·: ..;.•.-... ~··:--·:::: :9::-: ·•· :·:··-·.-.:..-<::::.:: . ..·-:·:-: ...·:-'. _... :..··.: .·:··· ..•;.·... ·.:,..;. :-..;..;. ·. . .... •. .. " ·:· •••. :: ••;.; ·•• • .;..;..<'.. ....·.,:.,: .• ··.·: ;.,: .·.·>~ ·•· • · COLUMBUS - Hl&im&l' Sofety Dliector Wll"l'en C. (lJuoO ,,• HelliOn ah'<lady has an -'"""" entry wllh a peraonol touch 0' lor Oblo'1 Ttoffic Sofeey Slopn·Euay ·eoqtest. r \! •• · 'ftJe ' iml1sned slogan, arrlvln, ia an envelope without 1 .. deiJ,.ratel,y " v ••Nip &cc:ktems: In the Bud; " put a half-Nelson • _pcxw drhei't." ' . · uf11.ttery 'will aet slapn .. writers nowhere In tbts con1-J teli;" Nelibn beamel.t. uJatgea w1ll pick the wtmlncllopna ' alid lhelr · declalooo wUI be llnol," be &deled lritb a grin. " The 7th ilmlill COIIIA!st. - endiJW Mareh 3r - teature• a '~ braod DOW"Ford MuiiiiJW Grande sports car sod tlio No, 111· . ceilse plates,, 111uaii.Y ~aorved I& GoV. Jame.a A. llhbdos, r.. . lbo liclull otate.'wlhnar. Adult county winners will recel.. mtn. lature ·MultaJWS equipped With rsdloo, and specially dtolgaed • 1l .;-·· c:·i rtlftcatu.· · · ·~·· · ct U~Vll\*'. - ... Thonlare, to P' OJtYWhera u all lJl Pull .....,..,.,&Q hola ...e i*!CO, It bal"""' ........., flrlt ol'ull to c)oor away 1hll enemy mlocooe.opdoa, thlo det:rla of JD\I)IIIment mllanol'sPII'\. ~ thlo, In a """'' Ia whet Lodae and hlo people bave been dollll thus lor In Pari,, obviouslY with White Hou10 11>P!'1V1L It r.:llowa,.U.,n, that aomethlng muat IJ(w na&OIIIbiY aoon. 1!1ther, the c........u.tst fellow wW o.....U,. CO!Iclu:lo ~ J>o hu Ill' dood ohol his bOI! In hl1 twlo el· f - to manipulate American public opinion aid to opllt Wash- . • ' Cloh prlzOI' totaling t$00 and opocllllly deot8ned cord. neoteo .. go to ")lllder 16" "&ad wi-.s the · . ' C0nte11' oponoorl...e.tbo Highlliy Sofejjo lloparlmelll, Ohio Ford MaWr Dealen sod lhe Ohio Aaooc:latloo otlnaurance :• · llllent ...... - tiJW out ol Vletoom'- period - "' retUrn lddre,., read: w ' Agento. , eroor'1 ~ aafety conunll. 100 lftll repn-d•e• Ol 11\e . .. . . . OAIA and lhe llhln Ford Mojar )*!• ·.....eat - · · ·' • Thla lilal'kl the 7tb ......... Dealer•. ~· ~ U.O omiesl, or1g1. c...teot eo1r7 1orm1 are ~­ -l!ioUT. iaiiiObld bT Warl'<lli C, 1111 · lilftrad to Ohio rollclente Nelliln; lllr!l~ IJI the o blo bi aU !I;)IA, l'nan\\>Orl, !IbiD are 1 'llei)irlmetil ol IIIIJi,n.y Salet,v, ropnaeotedbylhefllriiUar'11ls mfiiNI eruHde !Dr u.e I" imiblem ~ lilt ln~<rlp­ ; ... . Ol auto aoit belli, earned t!clli ''YOIIr . . . . . . . Aaetlt · lilm lho ·tide "lilr. SooiJ!elt IJI Serres y.., Flrot.'' , , ., ilve · . Ohfo.i• ' '. 1be ~st, '""'"' 1o aU llhln · t~,' .--dhoaot~~~~o· vtde1 a.first ptlze 'IJI a '1118V Mult&Dg Gnncle, In NW!fon to •'Obio'l No. 1 u•.;;. p~a~e.; . io the, ·!b,te 'Winner In Ule adult ' ·iadfo•. Wlmerl In . .. ·'wider tbe ~ ~~ . ,..,... try, ' Right retenred to limit N0.1 S·ALAD DRESSING--39e .AiNTI FR.EEZE $1 3 PRESTONE PERMANENT ' .. ' . ,.; ib. ba& Twin Pac No Deposit GaL 9 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAY Bananas cans /K AJl>)e Grove lbs. 1.00 a·.9/t 't OUR OWN FRESH 2·Hour DRYdJAff. saYICE " IUPONI'I!QUUI!) Our - • - Cloollllol!t; HOlsUI G D Sliced Bacon BEEF 3 ~. 1.69 IdE , 'N' '' .SERYl GOOD GRADE SLICEO , 2. Olam Parldnr · LoO,a:15-3:45. "· Anil9d1;V, t-1:30. Racine Blair, 4:-:30. ONLY $1495 . 1nd vou can show it off. :. proudly C:ARAVILLE" oM.toft tf lui.ovA , the high style, low priced Wlltch Open Mon. thru Sat. PRODUCE '46oz. PRODUCERS GRAOE AHOMOGENIZED JAN. 30-31-FEB. 1 49e SLICED JOWL BACON . 30-3. Prices Effective A lOIS KRAFT SALAO BOWL quantit~et We accept Fed. Food Stamps MAINE -·'F..,. ,...clod "Tho Store With A Hart" u. s. _,.!rom.- 1be lriil!lnc - . olO((IItl:ell.., ten .Yoar ~~ .•• Heav., Can \'{all," wu lhe .,bje~ IJia itatelride OIII.<IOiir bUiboord camPatsn. II¥ 111e OAIA. 1111 Jll!lm.....a aod iho. Qufdoor. CGuillr wllilero . _ Aolverllalni AlsoelaUon <# Ohio, l!oiJitJ-'wiu receive ''Mulfaai'• and "'"' notlol!ol nCOIIIlldAin 117 ta~-r. 5TH ond PEARL STS.. RACIME · Grost Band (Jio,yea• yard), 2:· The lirot oil well In lhe CRASH SHOE SALE · HOI •' GOING ON • • • • h -1111 :n., Blamed in 12 . , · . .Misha _. ,_. ' ~ . "· ,;~-. ,. •.· Ps =·e ~~ch~: ~t~~:. D;: Ice-covered highways re~ulted ln two minor tramc acculents Tuesday morning in Meigs COUJlot~·' acCording lO the Gallipolis Post, state Hi~hway _Patrol. The patrol mvestigated 10 ac· cldentsln Gallla Comly Tuesdoy m01'~11!: in a period of one hour and 35 minutes. No one was seriously i_njured andooarrestswere made 1n either Gallia or Meigs counties. At 8:15 L m. TUesday, Robert w. Hayman, 32, Rutland, lost control ol his dump truck on a curve of Rt. 248, three alii six-te.ahs miles east oC Rt.. 7. 'Ibe vehicle tore down five PM raU posts and 60 reet of mesh guard raU cable. There was minor damage to the truck. There was moderate dlmage ..., aUIIII crimea be !rood f!ll uperiOIIIJ ~"-in efteet. • their verbal aramlso to In eowrt lor trial~ It tho)' clft't atri ~pkl. 2 :: " ' lb. Ilk&. • ' VINGS! ' ', 89~ �' • ' '0 ...... ,. • •. - 4 \ • ; ...... ·' n.u,. Sobtlnel, Today ~ ,. I • i 7 •, • . ··.: ~ ir' ir' ir' '"..." Pays In• addition· to all other coverage you have,r , Including Medicare .• · : · Pays up to $10,000.00 tax free cash for each hospital stay Pays all cash direct to you (not to doctor or hospital) '...... 1:: ., Pays you cas~ benefits thait Increase .e ach year •.• to a maximum of $130.00-A~WEEK ... at no ex~ra cost to you I Pays $1 00.00-A-WEEK for each day you spend in the hospital ... even up to 100 weeks ir' -.-.. ~ ,. . ' j. No age limit-no medlcat examination required ' • • • Pay• you $I 00.00 a week fax ..free n~sh w,.n you go fo flte ltosplfal. What a blessing it is when you "now you have an extra $100.00 cuh coming in every week - beginning the very first d&.y you enter the hospital. Now, Presidential's economy plan enables you to enjoy thi s protection at once. Because it will NOT cost you $20,00. It will NOT cost you $10.00 - or even $6.00. Your special low price is just 264! for the f\rst month's coverage. Then continue at low Presidential rates. IF YOU ARE 65 OR OVER YOU WILL COLLECT IN ADDITION TO MEDICARE ' Why nrc smart folks over f'i!i now hasten in~ to protect. thcm.<~clves with the i>l'l'sidential Extra Cash Plan in arlclltitm to what Mechclll'(' will do (or them? Evt'n thou~:h Medicare is a great boon to folks over G5, it will not, of coUI'He, pay all thf! bi11s that quickly pile up as a re&lllt of illneS.'I or accident. aegal'dfeu Of P'DUI' Gge, :rou $till "eed addfrlo"ol ltealtll protectfo11. We have designed this plan as the iMportCIMe CldJieioK· to what yo~ receive from Medicare- or an;r other htlalth inn ' bee. you may have. Remember, all chtcka will be St!nt ireMiy to vou (not to the doctor or boa· pita!), to give you thai "extra". help just when you need it most. Use the tax.free cub •ny way J'OU see ftt. And you will be glad to know the chec.-b will be big owea! In addition to what you receive from Medicare, Presidential pays you $70.00 • week,, . EVEN FOR 100 WEEKS if necessary! You can recrive 111 maelli o.t 17,000.00 {OT each irlnna or injut')' wMa ltt,•pitrJliudl Your c.sh .benefits lncrecue eoclt year at 110 edra cOff to you I ' And what per.tt! of mind not to worry about rising cost&. Yollr protec=tion automatically increaae& $3.00 a week each year. The ftrat :rear rou get UOO.OO a week. You get $103.00 a week in the second rear. $106.00 a week in the third year, $109.00 a w~k in the fourth year. By the eleventh year, your policy will be 111orth a full 11 10;1)() G we111k in benefit payments , . , at no inC"rease in cast to you I Thi1 generous cash reserve protection will belong to you for aa long as you keep the policy. You can see that your insurance :will he worth much more than' the present "face value" or t)Je policy, Cntainly, our increased payments to you will help keep pau with rising cosh and - best or all ... ••• F'- lncreasl"• h"eflts come to yov at "o e•fra cost. You still pay th re.-fGr low Presidential premiuml What other J>!an protects )'OU like this today! What other Plan keeps protectmg )TOU agamst riling living costs in the years ahead without ~inereaaing your premluma! And that's not all Thia apec:ial Presidential Extra Cash Plan(#HP 18(...:1067) .. .' ftAVS Up to $10.000.00 CASH fo' ooch accident"' r" I illness, stertin1 the very tint day in the hospital. ftAVS $100.00 A WEEK CASH- ;r you need a lull- r"" I time ~1stered nurse when you come hOme from the hospital - up to 50 weeks. PAYS $1,000.00 EXTRA CASH for accidental death . ftAVS Up to $2,000.00 CASH for accidentlll loss of r" I limbs or eyesipt. ftAVS $100.00 A WEEK CASH for each pregnancy, r" I you when go to the hospital, assuming both husband and wife h.ave been eQrolled in the Family Plan With Matermty. ftAVS Up to $5,000.00 when a child goes to the hos· r ft I pta I for any accident or Illness whl!n you ere cnrolted in the famity Plan. ftAVS you C81h benefil't-.that inCrease each year .. , r" I to a OOiximum of $130.00·A·WEEK ... at no extra cost to you. PAYS all cash direct to rou (not t; doctor or hospital). NO age limit- no medical exam~nat•on required. the hospital after this per-iod will be paid by Presidential. And · your pro~etiori continues b i( YC'IU w~t-e payinl( the premiums )'Our~~elf! Then if you leave ·th.e boapital $1Rd mu11t 1-eturn fo1· the l4ame condition befor-e you hsv~ teflumed Cull nnrtnal activities for UO day11, Presidential will arain 1PAY ANY PREMIUMR WHILE YOU ARE IN THE HOSPITAl.- TO A MAXIMUM OF WIJ WEEKS per cur~finement~ This mear~s you pay no premiums, yet your full prote<-tinn rilmuinJJ.in for~- J/"11 eniiU! Hp to IIO,OfJQ,OO fo•· eadt cun/in~m•~1t! · $I 00.00 a week CASH registered nurse Of llome. fHIS UMrrfD fHROUMfNJ OfffR fNDS SOON Only 2.5' for first Monrll - _,o,.ey..:fcrdr ·Ouan~nte~ You can nOw have joul' fi111t mont.h's·rmiteetion for your entire family for only h •f tiiJI fiv~ <'•'''"'! Rut you must act·i111mcdiatelr. Your request for this wonderful Income Protection Plan must be - mailed on the eonvenient form beklw NOT I.A 1'ER THAN Ml DNJGHT of the date in the Enrollment Form. This midniKht exJlir•tion h(lur ca1Hwl bt• ~·.rfemf~•l. If yout· enrollment form is mailed later, it ctrutwf be ac<'~JJled. • •• Poys you for 11 Yes, ln additiOn to the $100.00 weekly rhceks we send you durm~e your hosp1tal :stay, we JIBY you an ext•·a $100.00 n week if the doetor say15 you need a full ·timJl. reJJ:ist.ered ,!J!.'T~se to, t~e care of yGu at hoJilc. . . 1J.\, • • f • •..• How cornfo~ting it ia to know fhat _ aft.er ,Ouiitafin the h0~~pita!, if you've been there three day& or mo~. you can return home to recuperate and yet not De a burden to your loved ones. Yes, if your doctor says you need a registered nurse full time within 5 days after you come home we'll send you checks for 1100.00 a week- for as long as you ~eed the nurse _ even up to 50 week1. It's like having -a reserve of $5,000.00 ca.sh to draw on when you need it. These benefit:~ also iftcreaH each yeu by $3 .00 a week. Another exceptional feature you have with Presidential, .. • • • Pays you $100.00 a weelc casll moterltlfy bertefits Ordinary hospital insurante may take care of part of your u Penses when you go to the hospital to have a baby. But what policy can you think of that R'ives fOU cash to buy all the thin.:!\ you need for the new baby? Now, 1f OOt h husband and wift: are inaured in the wonderful Fumil11 /~/aft Wttlt Mat~n•it11 for tht: entire period of the pregnanry, you get utra cash to use any way you want. If a pre~nanC"y, childbirth or even mi.cnrria~o.re puts you in the hospital for ~ne day, ftve days, JO days - aa loJig aa "~l"<'Ua''ll - you R'('t $100.00 a week for every day of your confinement, up to 100 weeks. All tllese added cosll beaeflts. in addition to $100.00 a week (or hospitali~ation or $100.00 a •eek maternity ht-nefits and 1100.00 a week for H reKi&tered nurse at hom~ . . you get aU this: Added cuh benefits; $1/)00 .00 rash to your fa.inily if 1!eath occurfl within !.tO days from any acei•lental injury. Think of how handy the cash can be in time of losfl. It can take care of burial expenaet~ without bur-dening your lovll"d onell. Added cub bellefil: Up to $2,000.00 cash for accidental Joe• of limbs or eyesight, when the loss occurs anytime within 90 da)'11 of the accident. The loss of a limb or eyesight ia a terrible thing. Nothing ean replace the loss, but a cheek for $1,000.00 or ,2,000.00 brings peace o( mind during the period of adjuatmenl Added dsll btltdlt: Choo~~e eitller Family Plan ..• and rour children will be covered too~ Prellldential raya up to $5,000.00 Ul' t.ime your youngster goes to the hosplta .•• for tonsils, appendieitia, or llft.JI otll.er Illness or Injury! Yea, ;rou wiJl receive $50.00 euh, week after week - for aa many u 100 .u.e.b, if necessary. Ye ~. We JNfY your premiums wllen you are not a•l• As a special ('OnBid~ration to you - if you are ho&pitaliud just 6 weeka or more, all premiums that come due while you are stiiJ in LICENSED BY THE STATE OF OHIO fhe•• are the ONlJ exclutlorttl Yo11r Presidential polit")' ,.•we•·s every conreivublc' kind o( ~it·k · ness or 1accident except conditiqns <:aused by war or w.ny act of war; mental disorders ; intoxicants and nareotics; pregn•ncy ex('(!;pt as providl!d under the maternity beneftt provision; and expenses rc!ulting from any sidtness ')r injury you had before the Eft'ectivf! Dat'e tlf your polity,, . durin!( the first 2·years only. This last Item ifl a real help i( you alt'NAtly have a health problem. If you are sick b~fm·e you take out this policy, you will .. wl he covered for that condition after the policy has been In effect for 2 yean. Of course, meanwhile evety uew condition is immt· diale/Jicovered ' . . ~~- - n 2$.,. lo.o:... ..:a ftHH.f \'" ' 'I' ====-===•.. . ' f•ll ,-ov ,_. l'rNi4Htlar• COSF Of Ut/ING INCOMI U· ' PlAC:IMINT Hf~JH A~O AfCIDtHf .N,AN '"'" )'H , . . prDIHtl4nt rou ~Hcf- •• aMadttDfy lOW c~f 1. _...,. ..,,............... - , ....... _ . 11M! full •rn04.li'lll 'i'att 1r. Pllil $100.oo-A-Wti!K cHh - . , llnil't WHk. ~· Msttlrts thw lWI • r;JOII ,,. 1111 1M ~It yoU .... Prllt'.,. -~~ ..70.00 . . . . . "" •Hitkin .. llftJ' . MillicaN btiWJts you .) hoM"..-,. '" ' 2. WHf I lie peid II' am hOafiH:tbld W ..... ttlalfl fLIIWiell'f You cart11nlj .rill , , . .....rdl..l of wti.UW.r you aN In tile hiMpita! for" short • time •• onlit d•Y . , '\·or ·•• lmns a tlrne •• • wHk. mOnth, )'Nr or rnora, ......... - ...... .;... ... - ..... ......! . Yas! YeN r~.,. fulfcash 1:1.,.,/t• of $1«1.00 • w"k ....1111'18 ttMt .~ t"' vspY tirft cl•r ,ou IJI'It.r th• hoiJiit.f. The cov•race bqln• WltM ws accapt )'Our complatlld 'CIRri •ttd 2Sf!- thet Is di1 wr•nd ~ur lovN ol\n are. ~t*l fof •nr eecldents. llcl9!•• cov...... r.tlln1 30 days .aft., t~ lf,PecUve d•lf of the P!OIIUJ, 4. How much cia I NCBhtll for a . . ....,.."..,.. .. HOIMf 1100 I)O.A.WEEK ior up to S!\,000.00 sfter yoU h.lve butt hos· ptt•lind for 3 d1y1 or mor+, Mtd rour do~r .,_, ,ou emptor 1 full~lma ..... ".,.d nuru within S days aftll' J(KI ldve lh• holp"al. 11n Y'!ara. from now It 1!1'111 have lnc:,.lltd to ti)O.OO 1 wwt1 In bafleflll , .. st na ektr~~ cost to JOUI - ,- .............. ... ......... 't'11. 11,000.00 uMI Is peld to your ••••• when daath occu,. 1ny time wltfWn SI(J da~ .. ••• !>,;!i"'""';·o.· of an' accldltnt. ,.• •• v THESE 23 QUESTIO""S AND ANSWERS " i ' ,..•• ~ rr============~.. "'*" • ; ACT NOW-YOUR ENRO.L LMENT FORM MUST BE MAILED BY MIDNIGHT SAT., FEB.1, OR IT CANNOT BE ACCEPTED I • ~ Just 25<: enrolls your entire family for the first m·onth One out or two families will have someune in the hospital this year! It could be you - or some beloved member of your family tomorrow ... next week .. , next month . Sud to say, very few families have anywhere near enoukh coverage to me"t toda}•'s aoaring hospital costs. These cotJLS have triplt'd in jus t o few short years. They are expel"led to double again in the few years ahead. Stop for a momt'nt. Think how much along stny in the ho5pitni will cost you or a loved one. How would you ever pay fo r ('O!itly, but necessary, X-rays, doctor bills, dru~s and medicines? What would you do with your pay cheC"k stopped, but living expenses still going on the same as ever! The snme rent, phone, food, all l.he day-to-day expense• that never stop. Whal. is the average breadwinner to d<J ? We believ l! we have l.he answer in th«> (~>ornous Presidential Extra Cash Plan that .. • for tills' W1 lvtntl 1 I"' with ...., O<eaol<!nallnter· ,jltlono ror two ilocadea, _.-. ,tt17 wlll ' ., . ,.,.rt-1 . . • botero uouall,y or '$1!10,090 ...~ ....... ' .....a the nallon'a "bls rlch. The •tie rich/' If 1be1 biG' a ot all, Ma¥ J!I)OIId 1 / That aeem1 to be the coRien- mueb more 111111 have It CUitoin ;· •• ot the exblbitlna marmfac. bullt. BUt they are very Prme turen at tlda year'• nUdwinter to charter boetl with ~ al / boat lboWI. rate• fA $5.~ a month and up f' 1 pltk up a IIUle apeed 1949. 11 . • Bualne~• It the Chteaao show from the lea• wealU., folk who rabuloul, and , buy b1J yaehta a1 atatus aym.. aalea execuUves pthered tor bola. lbo National Show ot M.,. lloaler laid the typical beyer York•• CoiiJewn, Jan. 2s.Feb, af a •100,000 yacht 1o - - wu reported as 2, laid PA•bow or&oro from dealers were bi,qer tban a rear ago. Acconlln& "' the National ~ ooclatlal or &!gino !llld Boa! Manulacturero, which llJOIIIOU oua but middle bracket liwll- atten Uvlng tar rrOm the lbore. He'a nearl.r alwayl flruuK:lally oelt.made• Holler concurs in lbo klea that IIllo lo soln8 "' be a big neasman, Hie• Year. "Here It Ia only the end or January and Ill¥ compo1968 waa abool $3.15 bllllal, UJJ ny tlreaczy hu dealer ordara fiiO mUI!al from 19e7. Tho u. tor more than · t~ as IOdation tldnka UJere w1U be an-· maoy craft as we can turn out ottl8r aa1n this year but de- tn 1969," he said. elfned to 111 how llllletl. Hatttra&, whlcb had sales of The number or tx.tl ln UN $12.4 mllllm last year, was acln America lncrea':"'l in 1968 "' quln<d by Nortl1 American 8,4:4 nilll~ tram 8,175 mUltm Rockwell during the year. The the pnviouayl!af. 25 Nortl1 Carolln!ano who put Tile , moat amazlnt thins UJJ $10,000 each "' found the . - , till bu.llne11 Ia tbe Oour- company tq years qo got over laldng ....Utlon at tho luxury $300,000 each In North Amort. JIC!ht market. In aU the lhowe. ean Rockwell stock ror their lbo Pl1>POI lion af yachta, 00111 holdlnp. oallliig ond power, oelltng tor $20,000 to ar0und$100,000iobltl· the New York lhow, total boat llld engine bulineoa ot relallln av • ks· Solidr . YORK (Ill!) - ,~ . . Yet, -~ .nil"other male, boom, which hao ~ ero af ' l._, bj>lll' ..,....!, the • .·- AU THURS. JAN. 30 ' ., " : , ' " • • o.t Jan. :Ill, 1969 Booni t .,. t .'i.. Mlddiii>Ort ~ r....,ro$, than Mer, "It's eaaler to tella·$100,000 ~~ than " $20,000 boat thoae daya," aa1d W,A. Holler, dlree .. SAVE 1/3,ol/2 NOWI Ladles Slacks 12 Price plai.ds alii plain colors in lcotiDII, rayon, and wools. Sizes 18. You can't afford to this bargain "'' Reg• to $10.98. ,, a few in lot but what a One munber hu the ziplinli'C- Reg. $19.98 to Solo Pol eo 6.00 "' 11.00 ==··------.;;;;-------'lii...T.Io;r------=r---'-6_3_5_.,__., flrt~ 1111.... lnltlil G;l .., SEX ltaloO FomaioO ~ Ha~fPrice Half Price Price An excellent selection of styles 1nd t:olors in sizes 10 throush 16. You will want several ot Reg. $3.98 to $6.98. These will ga fast R... 29.50 to Rov. Prleo 55.00 to 90.00 SALE PRICE 27.50 to ~5.00 3.~9 ~5.00 Salo Prlco 1~.75 to 22.50 Sizes 3S to SO in regular and longs. Small Charge for Alteration LAD Most ot these are washable. We just overbought so this is your chance. Plaids and solid colors. Ave. Villtlns houra 24 and 7-11 REG. 7.98 to 22.50 NOW JUST 3.99"' 11.25 IUblldlary .of North Amorlean Roclnrell Corp. .. AI a poeral rule, the proa .. . pact for a )'IIcht In lbo $100,000 bracl<et doesn't have "' think about 1118 caah out~a¥. II he · llkea the he bolye ll It' a Ladies Blouses 1/3 Off A very good name in blouses. All the l'ltest styles and colors. Sizes 10 to 18. Reg. price $4.98 to $7.98, Thls you must see at $3.32 to$5.32. Most all or these never need ironing. !hat llmJM•" l" Hose >',our ent•.re fam1ly w1th $100.00 a week tax-free Income, Protee~ t•on (or Just 251 the first .month <!?ly beeau'! we e_tlnlll' a large number of people at vne t1me- dn ~ct bit ttuulf Th11 highly eft!. dent "~as& ~nrollment" method cuts costs to the bone- nd tile lltltJIHtll att• palled ot! to rmd ol 2) First -'ity. · SiZes -&h.·' to Mens Dress Slacks Half Price Mens Lang Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Half Price All wools and wool blends. Sizes 29 to 48. Both Button Down, Tapered and Regular Spread collar in plaid and solid colors. Sius S, M, L, XL. Rov. p,;co 8.98 to 16.98 SALE PRICE 4.49 '1o 8.49 Rev. 3.98 to 8.98 NOW JUST 2.00 "' 4.49 Small charge for illterations. Most of these never Male• your dedslon carefully Think how l'OStly n hospital confinement will be. ltnagint payintr for those indispensible x-rays, doctor bills, medicines and drup that are ""' covet·ed by your present in&urant'e. Wuu1d you be able to alford the quiet. a~d pri¥acy of a private room and a private nurse, should you sq iiesire? Or a telephone to keep in touch with loved ones? Or the rental of a TV set to help ·· pass the lonely houn! Who would pay your billa that keep on coming in at home? Many folka have lost tltelr life aavinga, their ears, even their homea trying to mel,'t. such expenaes. And no one know& whose turn it will be next. All from our regular stock of q, quality Sport Coats. You will recognize these as a real buy in both plaids and plain colors. All wool' wonted tor year round wear. A nice run of sizes in Reg. and Longs, ••This is a must" to ~~. tor of marketlDg tor Hatteras p.m. Parenti onlY on Pediatrics Yachts or Hl8h P<llnl, N.c., a Ward, BOYS WEARS Boys Wint•r Outerwnr Half Price All wools, cotton and nylons included.. Some are washable, some have the detachable hoocL Both long and short at.vles. Allaizes from 6 to 18 except s~e 10. Rov. 8.98 "' 19.98 Mow Juot 4.S "' 9.99 Nent & Boys •nlon Shirts Navy blue, brown. gold, beige and black Included in this lot. small through XL. REG. 7.98 to 10.98 NOW AS LONG AS THEY LAST AT 3.99"' 5.49 Boys lam) SIHve Sport Shirts Half Price MENS WOOL SPORT SHIRTS Half Price Sizes are broken. Rec. 2.49 to 3.98 Now Only 1.25 lo 1.99 Wlnttr Cap Half Prlct Wools, leather and rlnyl wi~ fur trim. to 3.98 1.00 to 1.99 Mens Slipover Sweaters 12 Price Both V neck, mock turde and turtle neck styles. A nice selection of colora. This is one of the best buys. So get here early. $8.98 to $14.98. This is a very good name in shirts. Both all Odd Lot wool ai'MI wool blerw;ls included in this lot. Boys Pants XL Rov. p,; •• 1.98 18.98 FOR 3 DAYS ONLY 3.99 to 9.49 Sizes S thrqugh Half Price ro will want more than one of these at $4.49 to$7.49each. A lot of them are washable. Coat Swnters Half Price All ate washable. Ree. 3.98 to 7.98 Now only 1.99 1o 3.99 An excellent selection of colors in M, Land XL. very few Small sizes. Rov. 9.98 oo 18.98 NOW Ct!L Y 4.99 to 9.49 c~mplete s.l~ctlon of Mono CoiO<od Jeans lncludirw the tapered blue~en.. im. Most of these never need $3 ironlng., ·S bes 27 to 42. are broken. Values to . ADDRE~'-----------------------,~~~-------------------­ •~~or~to• CITY ______________~---STATE_ ZIP DATE OF BIRTH E'1 ·------ · - - - - - ...., Ladies Blouses FOR THE , Ill., fO< The President~lltospllal.fhno Plln. NAME (PIIIIe Priftt) MISS liens Sport Coats Rev. 5.98 Now Onlr 2.99 [HOSPITAL NEWS] Iiolzer Medical Center, Firat All Sales Cash Sizes are broken. or 1.99 to ••s Hats COIIPUT£ AliD 11A1L WITI 21,< TO, All wools and orion. in buttc;tn and slip.on st,yles. Reg. $7.98 to $12.98. Ladies Winter Coats %Price menli~ned Ladies Knit BLOUSES %Price LADIES SWEATERS 12 Price Sale Price 3.99 ta 6.49 .,,-,"r. "/\f.,'T ,. ~P\. ,.. ·..k: ··!It You ra_n buy or~inary i!!aUraf!<'e at. a11rtime and IM'F;llre rerular rates, 1f _you w1~h. IJ:ut Pretndentu~l <'&n now prov1de you and · from our regular stock of high-qiUIIily merchandise. Bargains for men and boys (Ladies too) thr~ughout the store. Remember this sale lulppens but twice a year. Be sure and c~me !~this sale. "All your friends will be here ." All items Mus P11t11as . .. (l!ld Lot MENS Hea¥y.Outerwear Ha.l fPrice Both .iacket and ccat styles. Wools, nylons, cottons and suedes included. Some are washable, A ¥ery goo:l rame tn jackets. Only 36 jackets in entire lot so be here when we CJPen if Possible. Reg. $12.98 !P $40.00. T·hese won't •· ,1/!,, Olf . colors. MENS Swnt Shirts 1/3 Off Both rourw;! neck and turtle want several or these because these wash like a dream. A nice as- neck style. )' ou will �J ~J!¢'•. ~--w•~att ' . . P~ruJ--. o.. 1-., a, 1M9 ' S<zout Reck I ' ~ ' 245. 1s~g~ ' z., r·-• _p.m. Soloanlar, PI- 'IPR4110t Qlb Staut Pull _........,v•..UIIIol In?:: o, doo .. Oa? 1 - •1•'11! ........- - "'""""" !llll(:•lho ~ oiFo•f.lloPpll 1%8; -.tcu IAII""' ,.,. ......... ol tbo Jilek; - ' llllidnc tl1o ....u... - loeal ._.. olllclola wore ..,...;. Nor: ' i'::;~:t~=In l llloaY-rlothe,.,.......,...t- er, ~_.Paul easel 11 the &llbt.- lnaU&Urillk!ll' ~ IIDt eaDnaater. ()thin lnvolved In tile werk ol the pack are Richard Howtter, Webelol leader; Harold '"""""' 111111 Georp Mill: er. auiatant Webeloa le..:ter&i Jolm. Fultz. institutional repreaenta.Uve; Mrs. Bett,yHowell,clen Ieider ~ctl, and Kemeth Scltea, Robert Parker, Albert R<lushlllll Kenneth WUcox, committeemen. Annual Queen Fr&Deel H y 1 e 11, erowned "queen ot the year'' tor a 'ffeight Joos of 221> pouncls, ,.., honorod-witb 1 sbower w11en the Meigs TOPS Kllolchers met 'IUesday llllbt at tl1o Meigs ~ JD. llrmary. . AD award ror three monthe' JOI{eet allerldanee "'' preiiOIIIed to Helen i\IOirl, a KOPS Oloop off pound!~ llOIIsfbly). IIIII 111o January 111111n1 !or welllll Joss weDt to ADa CottrW, wbo ~~ proclaimed 11 QUeel'l of tbe IDOIII:h." Rwmer~ ill Cbe JDOIIth.. b' «JJIljjiOIlkll was Betty Clark. Vera Holcomb was the weokJ.y lDd her r11!11ler-<JP wu Marie Blrddletd. The pic went 1D Betty Gilkey, and Clan Adamo took tha troiJih. Welcomed Into t11o member, lblp were Lucille Vauallan, Ruth Vinyl Floors Catch the Eye Is the range or delligJia and colors w or k.e. d In today's NEW Y 0 R It-( NEAl- supersyntheti<>-Vinyl. Manmade materials to dress · A designer who has won up the floor have come a long way since the days of awards for utiiJzlng vinyl Is printed Jlnolewn. What in particularly pleased with ?lie name of Andy Warhol. what he can do with texturcurrent c am pus agitators ing the material. may ask, Is linoleum! According to Yale Forman, In the days of Bonnie and who helids Yale Forman DeClyde it was a floor covering signs and Is a consultant for made of burlap or canvas Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., backing topped with a mix· "Floors should simplifY the ture of linseed oil with gums, problem of decorating cork dust or wood ftour or around them. They should be both. And It covered thousbasic, well-styled and to me alids upon tbo us and s of this means the materiall square fest in homes criss· have subtle colors and texcrossing the United States. ture." Unoleum Is sWI a part of Forman belleves we live the floor coverings business in "an eye appeal-orieoted and It has grown up along world . . . Nothing can be with many expensive and styled too well for today'• sophlatlcated techniques that style-conscious woman conuUIIze synthetics. sumer." Espeelany lmporlant now For this reason he olers Discuss Band Banquet New Officers <~· ,,,, ~ oerved as the lnltllllng d!'lar. Btal1ed were Yirlde Neuullng, seniDr vice proal-: Frances Bearha, junior vice prellclent; C a d d I o Wickham, treaiUI'er; Lena Hamm, Elolee White, eouncn members; Helen lllUer, secretary; Mrs. Neutz .. llac. preao correfiPIIICisnt: Llllllo - . - tUDiot: Rutb Duerr and Mario Custer, color bear, era; Della bhl, guide; ud Mrs. Wickham, hlatorlan. The prize JlOckap - . . by llro. ~ "'"_,by llrra. llomm. Re!l"e-1 _ , ser- ved by Mra. R~ds, Camon Houae OI!Jce on ~ Mafldt,J, JAnua.ry The door prize wa1 -.. by Bet- · Mrs. Eugene Conde, second t;y clark. viee president of the Boosters, is chairman !or the bollquet which has been scheduled !or J\prll12. Awards will be presented clurlr8 ln.alladon of new omeers bllhllihted a meedna ol Tent 9.'i, llouihter• ol Unloa veterau, Moaclay 'nl&lrt at the D.A.V. baiL Pearl Rel'nolda, tl:le new prea- from t h e Yjtlted our of, BB'n'EB BOMEMAIUNG Plarul !or the annuol blllld bonWiwel, Regina Hudaoll, IIIII Nor, quet were discussed duriJW Moorna RuuetL Rutb N-, pnoll- dll' night's meeting or the Meigs - . - " " the meetfD& with Band Booa~rs In the cafeteria t11o TOPS prf13er lDd pi~. at MeigBHigi<School, Mlddleport. Are Installed the banquet and It was voted Mo. dll3 nighl to mike SJIOcielawards to the 16 members or the pep at bo1 kethi h ~band w c PI• All ms ball games. room-<lens and foyers. i"ll talk, !!fth so manr liooft llle Dlatrlet on lids hii- ~ ·lr.M , · Those wbo Uke tbe warmth of a wood floor bi' a UIIJ'luy, living room or ~ ' setting (top) might 1tY Forman's tip to use a parquet In )llnyl. Parquets c o m e In many tones such aa an .~ oat or chestnut wood~ 01" even a wood-planklnfi':!Vlth peJs. He recommend~ · auoh a parquet for a sensible, easy· to-clean floor and Uku to top It with an area r~ that picks up an accent color. In his talking tour of the home via noor coverings, Forman stresses that many overlook one of the most important areas of the home when decoraltng. This Is the foyer or entry liaiJ (right) . "A dramatic ball seta the wbole feel of your home and apartment. It Is, after all, the lint area a viJitor see1." Wenden Gerlach, Mrs. Edna Many people like special Tril>lett and the aSBistllt bend designs for the foyer but director w8re appolntedtot.ndle Fonnan ls fond of a black orderiow or the VII"IOOI awards. and white vinyl tile pattern Arthur Miller presided at the which be considers very meeting during .which time It basic very dramatic. wao rePGr!!d,!haf'il' ~~ ·~ been onlliNI[ It 'N"'cost the '"" \ill ' Parliamentary Work MASON - amentary procedure when the ··, ~ < . "e~ I colnel inatmpletnJJptasa.'' ..We ~ loam lrolll ..,...._ lll!til. ... ---- ' ._.., ·' Official Inaugural Souvenir - ,- ] I • '. ... - UIKullloo !oiiOINJI 11111 prayer otoaed the - · Ito,......,_. were served by the hos!Maea, as.._ by Osle Mae ""- Follrod. The next meotlne will be hoi~ .., 'IUellday evealn& Fob. 18, at lllf ....e ol Olle Mae Follrod, with ~· Qothrl@ 1•,1*0· ~ram leader. l I -" . AUaocllng In addition 1x! tho•e mentioned above W9l'e A 1 m a at lho Allll'I4Jil !IRIIIIIIMot IM Olurdl IIi ....,.,.,, .... r u&l")" 3. 1llerit O!llt "' -lei _,.,"""""'--no..,.., muolo at Cbarle• P'inllli; churcJ,,._, will bO ~it f<lr ~ _ . · tea o! sanlceo. . , . ~ Invitation.!: •.:::;"': D c to ' aU . . . e . t..,se oervlees. Special· are welccone. SOrvlceo , _ me~>ee e,ach evening at 7:30. Tile United States doea not have an olliclal nati..,.. ' flower . Two most often proposed as such are the rose and the marigold . . . Snrtz,· Grace Swartz, FJorteOe Spencer, Eleanor BQytes, KoU Hooaohar, Emma Ftndlllll aod Helen Woode. Extra Plaid Stamps WITH PURCHASE OF $ 1 0 . 0 0 . I (bcept itemJ prohibited by law) Coupon V.alid Thru Feb. 1st, In All Columbus Unit A&P Stores 1 . One coupon redeemed with each S 10 purch,... $2(1 purcha1e. lllop llholltlng ., Oliilueh oil that Qlr - . truth: "'lito American jlreom cliJeo not ; come ID tholle · ·I'QINT P?:.¥:ASA~ft' - The 14a, '-~ . ' ..'i"ubefeulosts •• a' . lteaJih Aseoclatlool1held Ita quar, t.rll' ~' Of Dlfedor• moel,. u. ildi WM1t snil$<usoed var- e at. . •. II.Cer-, · biiord mlnlbera ~ 1.-ma lljilre andflllialnllng bllaM•. tor.. tblo . .......Jns ltscai . QUARTERED LOIN Chuck Steaks • • Pork Chops Swiss Steak .~~~~~.~o~~ .... J9c En,gllsh Cut Roast , • lh.19c Rl~ Steaks ~~· • • • ••. 5109 Btnhii. Rill Stealcs • , ••.spt Stnl11 leaf .o'.:t.~.. • ,•. lie ........ Shllk 10~~.. • ,.J5c ,• TH£,f111Sl' 3-D PICTUIIE: OF .4/VY PRli:SIDI • Pork Stub 'H"c~~··~. • Fresh Fryer Legs • • • ••. Qc 111.&1c lb.65c Fresh Fryer Brust • • ••. De Chlckee Uters , • • •••• La rge 11-1 - agna CHUNK STYLI • • .,. •. ..... S•kad llacoa Jowls , •••.Zic Swift's Premium Wieners ~:. 59c Sultaaa Meat Pies • 5:;: 5100 Breaded Fish Portions !:. ftc Oceaa Perchfillets • 5.::~ S1 st I • ' were Mr1. Mrs; .,__ BIG BUYS on A&P Groc erie s! t ..0 1c1· G . · 8ft.·I"QJ"ft 5 ~2~~ '100 SPECIALI-A&P BRAND-SAVE 23• .S~l·ada ' • "'· 5198 lb.79~ ,, . ,:; SP~IALI- 15c OFF LABEL ,I)'· Del•nico Steaks • Fresh Hams .~~~~~~ 9 to 11 CHOPS BIG BUY S on Fres h Fr ui ts and Vegetables! ;, ....... ol.lho .lluooo CUI: Tu?ieraoJoll• liltltlo ,\;j.. lf!r•- I • 'CBRT . 41N ro IJB ' CENTER BLADE CUTS 3 ·· ~i ,-- • ·-~ .... . .· .· When we package meat, we put the beRt Ride down. The side of the meat you can't t<ee is guaranteed to be equal to or better than the side you can see. That's ow· policy ...that's·our practice. · ' . That's just one more 1-eason you can buy Supet·-Right Meats with eonficlence. allloclatl... ' had a ·bullil' . , . il!iP ._..~ .ID hol4 • .... ' ""' ~ In ill\0 weeks !IIi' i;"~ d. tiMtlni ... .,, ' ' I• ~CUises The ;;.," , •.... · •,---·•· ..,-. ,,- > T.IJ&,H Group, jhepoaplo,~-~• ' 'I Wllo WI uleep." . ~ The nwir lbulhesllern·. ~to- llrlprVvlq t b Cbrlatmai - .._.... and .... tonn~n~lho'plblle- the help · lholr ~ do "Jp alclllll .. • i buie ioas wr.ya Tommy lb. at - frtJWern, .._... \ow cu:rs can be .beard ·,_ali:Mllv•L .iiii'JI!""·•...... ,~.·- .... tolcu." <>r perfiiP• o.- that 11 , -·~-, '. .- ""; '., CENTER BLADE <; ' ~ea SPeciAL! ..l.:.. "fOW IN PRij)jTS Pallil · · . . . VACUUMPACK WHOLE KERNEL Bags .r1\o • 77~ Jane Parker Buys! Jane Parker - Enriched WHITE BREAD ,4 tr,s '100 . • •••• 4 .~;::s 'Ioo • • • • .•', . '-00 . . ..... ' ' . ' . · -~_,= " .•.. . - '-00 '"' ..•. , • .. •I . - • -:-a Sj'OO il '''2 .. - ...w ... _..quiet: ' y .,.. beD<ill, -all ... dlli'dl by -le GrUIIth. AI•, .lhe. to.......... ....... inJI !ar tl1o .,.t.QI. ., lho wr.y of mllalmtl, the ~ read a mtaslonal")" re- ' !rom aruu, and puled ........ a pl-. report, lio the "World.Outlook." The prOiram on, '"What Is ,a NoW l'nll>bOI'i" ,... led by Oale lolae Follrod with a modorator and threevat..s...,spond- (I 1 ... P B ?utiJil ·' '>) • r..r .,. ,.... ,: At M9son C#Meft U.wJII ,- A ...Stll. - .. "' ~tt 11 Nearll' every PHoldeiltlal In, · ~ oddresi hao )IJVVIded qUotationS; Mr. Nlml'l wtb, l am sme, provide Dl8Q1. ~r the•: "Grea&De•• caroon, preolded duriJM!the bust.. neos meeting. El&bteen took part In sin8!DI the f:ll SOOW IIIII re-peeted the .)lledge. The nextmeetIJW wiU be tbe Drat 140fllll.y in February. ' . . BIG BUYS on Super-Ri ghtll Meats! b,y his addreia, The prealdent, M111 Be..rb' . This partleular girl might also benefit from a glance Into a full-ien&lh triple Jllirror. Why II it, do you supposeJ. the broa<! of and !he Oa\>by qt thign are the f~rst to adopt ..... luhlWJd ' u ·you'V. noticed (and It's hatil to miss a ._ M pots suit), the firlt • - Into t11e111 ate' the ~- wllo flrlt mini" ·• 1t1r1a on the vi?IUe itreeta they '" ~ bavt beeoi iliit firlt ones up ...... redil&l eall)ll. " ' . '~Pi7. r tlliilt uy womu' over a ..., ~ ibDuld allller •w:& ·Ill 011 those Ont coupon redeemed with r.r ...t rabbit patch foods or sigh contentedly and give up pants suits. The at·home clothes are a different story and the pants available now are beauti. fully designed. comfortable, and should be worn AT HOME. · I love the new loungewear and bravely don a pair of '&!f.", bright orange, floppy culottes in the vacy of my own home. (I do not lock e doors and pull the dra· peries, however, and I wilb my children would stop spreading that He.) The rules for· wearillg the new fashions are usu~~ easy to learn (check the art!. newspaplr') and easy to re· cles In member. 1-U it's transparent, wear It to bed. Or, ?oek the doors and pull the draperies. Z--lf It has feathers around the ankles, don't wear It to the office or on tbe street. 3-1! the material Is velvet and it Is simple In design, you mlgbt look all right .at a tnend's party. 4-1! It has cutouts, you might look all right at a very good Jrlend's party. (If anything bulges through the cutouts, .see No. 1.) 5-lf tho pants of a tailored pants suit hit above the ankle an~ are too narrow, return them and buy some !bat fit. 8-1! tbe pant. of a tail""'"' pants suit are too floppy, everyone will lh.~ you are wearing uncle Hotey's costo!fa. 1~11 yoU: are cmr a .llie 12. don't..buy a p_ants suit, You'D look better In , uncle ttarrY'• casto!fl• (Ex:cept item$ prchibit.d by law) Coupon Vali d Thru Feb. Id. In All Columbus Unit A&P Storts • 111o the· 111xan admllitatratkln. 1111 wordJ were de, uv•...d In a very ealm, - .. . . - · In keeptoqJ with the timeS IIIII.the -he.IAAted set llawY Gp Lucky f:H Club met recentb' ,at the Oo~ot United Methodlat Church, I4Ucin. Devotlonala were preaem8cl b,y Cindy Ord and POIIIIJ Burris. ly lETTY CANAIY of place in a businen office . WITH PURCHASE OF $20.00 • om., BllJ,y Fry, Maoon, Prirarin& f ., • , , '"" When I went into that insurance com- • R.cl1em Tllese Couponi Extra Plaid Stamps .... . nief, wiD ~,.. In thl8 '~~~pat 1a. ootr l.and. lila ilddrall ,w,!!J' not lengthy. . It .Wal lnatead '·cllildlned to Ill· oondueted tha Procnm .., .)161'11: .. thll . . .rot..._ _ _ _... _ In' ldilorf willl (heae ol Waah::, lngldoi, J.,tDeGib;. orid the .. Given at Meeting ' pany office, I thought I was seetng evl, deuce of job equallty for women. What I mean is, I tho~ht the girl at the reception deak was a carpenter because she had OR baggy slacks and a man's shirt. After waiting for a few minutes (I didn't want to interrupt in case she was getllnl ready to nail something together), I approaehed the desk and discovered she was a receptionist with her own penonal venion of a pants suit. It was hardly the time to start tearing out pages of a fashion magazine for her. However, tbe book was right there in plain sight and I couldll't help wishing sbe'd spend some time thumbing through It on her nen coffee break. If she would, tbls girl would discover that her gray flannel slacks, while just perfect for clean· inll out the baaement or a walk thro~b ehUI winds to the corner grocery, are out Mro. Bndl . llulbea, LOWell DaJb', Mra. Cloarles Her, ran and ioll, Mro. Bertba Hayea. dolph, 'niOR llbo altendod In Wash: lllitai, illllli wlth'lt..,.. at home 1!1111 ~. helrd. or road !IIIII Mr. Nlml. iald were, I .-1.tuo.o, t_.,lsed with the occolloa. IUs wordi will ilo - I .. i. lin'IIJi being tJJIOOm!Ortable. ' Style Tips· for 12s-Plus -e melllbOrl c,.... " • 'Tbe ,...Iller - r - to · !IW<i the inau&urol·pleaaanl, Alljloull?l" rain had " ~!eon forooalt It lield ott until laN: ~ floe ....e.honY. It "itas dillb' but 'the oCCailon WlS OJIOIIIh.to rnakeWJe Columbua spent the weekend. here Lymo ton, a former resident, apent ct Pontiac, Mich. were weekend 'IUesday here vlaltlng Mrs. E. 811011111 ol hi• )liU"Onla, Mr. and 0. Tewkllbsry. Mn. Jolla L,yona. Mr. IIIII Mro. W. IL Laoaa Mr. and Mra. Robert J113 and of Moundlvllte were -net Mr. IIIII Mro. Don Grueaer ol IIUOIII ol Mra. E. 14. Wood. ..... 11!>': ~.-i;JI aer and Debbie. Debbie is on · hi-• ......... "'!!l ·weworo!ortunats. ID be ·able !0 provide eidi and ...,. ..,. with Ud!oto for the ~ In !1"011! ·of the cap. -;.,..~ ' . '-- with Mr. and lira. WWiam GrUe- or tbo l1gld." · IDriC.,...IIan. I . '· OO;r f!lll•e did ':',\ thsf ..... JIOIIIbl~ to hel~,,Uiolle In at- ;' her emester ~from GlenvOle Stole Collep, Glenville, W.Va. Seinea. Mrs. JusnltaBaohtel open! FriMr. and lira. ~ lluftleld, day In Vlema, W. Va. vlalttng Jeff and Kathl'. ol Clevellllll and her mother, Mrs. J. W, Daw... Mr. and Mra. Roy Rouoh ol 1011, who waa obHr¥1ng h e r Mlehlgau were reccd. visitors 94th birthday amlveroary. ol Mr. IIIII Mro. l:Jhn Solnoa. Mrs. Jameo Fowler of lrul- Mr. and Mro. for Forman polata out that,"A child'• roOm (•holm at left below) tabs a good deal of punishment Al!lf far· tbll reason I would favor a moppable floor In briPt colon. A rao>dom cHfflfiae pattern for eulllple, 0111e1 mother1s cleaning job." Roullers about $350. Uniforms from the three former high sehools are still available at $5 each and can be secured by Mr. and Mro. WWiam Houck c..Uctlng the hlglo achoool, It and daqhtera, Beth, Carol, and was noted. Lym of Marion were weekend auollll ol her )lOrenll, Mr. and Mrs. Perey Mitch. Guellll ol Mr. and Mrs. Mitch the weekend pr6. ceding were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mlteb and 10111, David and lbpbeD, Wheeling. They aleovlahad with Mr. and Mro. John floOring comments on cbildreD'I roo ·m 1, liviD& PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL All34l'M1W: WUIIaJn Ok!aker, PL Plelaw; •. ilarl< F:linl. Pl. PINIIIIIj Mrl, bale Hlesfllna. PL Plioaw: DaVId B1111, PL aat •• ~ Alllha!!olij!III.Y ... home - . . 'l"ii.d "irOm AIIIOils to 1':1111011: Yine. · nu-s d. dawn, lot •• not <urae ;,It IIIII' ...-rft.l to be able tl1o remalnlns dark. Let us plh: B.E'I"I'Y CANARY *"' liPr ••••• b u -•. _at, •• ." - ' e l l t1o betlaa& ..,....... llllloo and t oio Feb. I, al a,e<ted 10 oltoooll, '"'-.. WOIIIOii'a SodoV ola.r?"' Qoe Allnl Re1011. Bobbl Am Roberta, a loeal lllo Servl.. fll l\lfrwl mol .. ec.sreHman Kea 'Hechler will belutietan, wtU preoent a dem- · 'l'ueldiV ....... .Jon. ''· 111 be tile -""'" and mte " ' - ol Ill!" ll1llnl !or tl1o lho hoope ol . Clara .f"olltod lllld ,r<ir- ll!D..,.. 111"1' aloo -t- '"-"~• """ are ~ Nina Robin""'!. withllllallerldanee ed to lltea9- Soaoe 1$0. A portable IUvllla! oet wiD be of 13 .aad ..,. ...... preleiMCI ror .• prize u tbe. tor. ·aod thOir wive• will the 1 11ie ........... Iii eharp of NolworkJilop ..~ dbl!er a n d .eonctusloD althO "Mislnn. Two local men, ~lm Taylor, lie ~~-- _ . JQeeei f r o m lliarte-, !ll"elldlnt o( tho 'loCal Jll'<- by • ......; "The Old RuQIId i'rll'er bv leola TQ· Parkarallur& St. AI-, lllllt- IIIII ,Cluck Ullerbaek, loc:al llatAI dtreetor, will atleoMI lho ,.,._ lor • '1 · NON.aJlr OIIDERID Stole QW1erlr meetin&" Fob. 15total of IG aid< and lhut-U PI'. PLEASANT- · An onlor 16 In ~ and will .Place a calli,... r-ted. bid for the . -. ~ to be Roporto an Clo!Utmas Jdfto .... In the civil 11\Yied Laddie H, Sldera, YIOiot held In Point Pleasant next Alii:· . to o~a~Uns and aervtcemon, IIIII Marie ..,.. and Laddie II. 116- oil. the reljlllli~ to ......, glv. .., · eta, Jr ~, Yl. Jamu R. ~ Jlon.. ne Flllter l!l"lllllng the plal!otlffo An Eoetuatlon ,._tblankw-. The rose family of trees nllod out by tile, prelldenl, uA YOiuatary "'"' • ault gives us the greatest number prejudice IIIII to I n - I lim- of 1 by 111o ·~rouP1 edible fruits- apples, che~­ Oar auJt aplnat the same or rles, peaches, plums, apri· A ...., &ale 1fll made; IIIII eel· addlllalaldefendanll. atiD reporta'l on. cots and others. PleaAIK; MrL Rou1d Boalc, Wttnol ... to hi!l""'' In tl1o mak- New HQm; NQfiiWI Po••, Pt.. Jni. What reaults wiU "-'<~ PIN-. DlljcliARGEI>: Tlmotloy Me, WI t11o IIWiiiOr In lllhleh we and Walclle, Gar, the ...,it d. the world !unot!WJ In Comsf. lin. land Vliollckle, Mrs. Tbomaa the llrblre. · Clellaud. Mra. Alanzo Dlekeno, To cloae 1'...Wd apJn l,llelo Q~Gte · llr. Nlxcn: •-we hive en· Rennie Bullard, Rlcblnt slirera, Addo I!Ur, Mra. Jameo Olcla: durecl • · nillll d. tl1o """"'' ker, Rhonda Slclora, Mro. Orville loan IIJIIrlt. 'OUf eyaa WWlamlira. Widenun Rancalch tho djmnoaa of iho ftrlt • NEA Horoe Editor Honors its .;..the_.._..al'eei'O!IIOII)'"""' ... """ ....., C!4P- ed Prelllde,rt, Richard II.. llix, ly AILEEN SNODDY TOPS Club WSCS of . . AirTr ed M9et $' !-'- are .Jaycees to . Be Hosts at Area Meeting - / ~-boot-a--t ' ~ I< .r • ·t~ ":j' �' Want ·Ads " Of . QUALITY Motor Co•. CHAIN I Momyllo4olo l9i6 CHEVELLE ...................... $1995 4• ........ SS 396 C,..· local 1 owner cor, red vinyl ln.tfirlor with white Rnith, wide ovol tires, 4 · speed trans., positroction, rodi• ond heot.r. RA.TU P• W•nt lui Mnlce ,.. •• ,4 5 Hftts .....,_ c:...... 75e DelUxe Station Wagon, new cor trad ....tn b1 local owner. White finish, l'tld vinyl Interior. VB engine, power ••4 "'"• II Hilts ,.. CMIHVO "" ...... t.n.. II ..... "" 1114'4 •I• con•ecwtl.. at..,lng, racflo. A real nice one. IIIMrtiiiMI. U ,., •4 .... cett1 ,.w Dl•count •n ,.1111 M• within 10 lllor•• CAID OF THANKS & GlrTUARY Po111_eroy Motor Co. 1!•. 11.50 ,_ 50. w.r4 •1•1111¥•· M41tt..ol ~ 2c. ILIHD ADS OP!H EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO f4!11H-I 2Jc Chart• ,_ A4¥_.. fl-. OPPICIE .... ~li·••l!ll 1963 OLDS F..S ......................... ~ $195 ........ .,. .... HOUIS '(it _ · . ~ Business Serlleei for Sale . ..,... For S..le or Tr•d• bn)eo: THE RAVENS AT HOTEL MARTIN FRIDAY, JAN. 31 9:30 PM Til 2 AM Music EVERY Friday and PJ.ANO '1\JNlNG and repalrllli; aporienc:ed and loc:alJy ,.,. can before t a.m. 111J1.65111. 1·-P 111111110-. lai wuben, one llYID& sulle, ... ........ ftiOIII Ill - drawen, one wardrobe, otber Uems too numerou~ to menlion. Sale conducted by AdliDS Auellon Servloe, Rut· "· BUer lillndlare. .. 1liMie l. . ZIG £\G 'Sii.ifng maoldrii. ~ makes buttonholes, dams, emb. Talle over poymenll Ill .... 1101: 1111111111 45 R.P.M. or poy $ft... Try It ~your GOSPEL ALBUMS bome. Call . . . . 't.... · Ftne quality - FoYOfllo artltt - •••• oospel 4i LB. SHOATS. l'booe HI· Muaic 2151. 1441e Pluo MIXED IIAY and llmolll)'. Joe Wlpplo. IIUtiO. L.P. GOSPEL ALBUMS 2 for $5.00 . ,, ~ HI-PI- Ster.o Bryants Budpl Shop ,._.., 101 •• a. O'llhliN, ,., - · a. • • •• • 111 • . , 1 PhoneiD«<71. r1 HONIIA, 1• llcrlmblor, Pb. W11b1v111e • aas. 14«p 1181 VOUIIIW-AGEN, t..a«p 'Wf .'inmade.tbe InUlllted StateS 111'11 MWJeaUne, Iowa, 1J.D.tle 1-INic - IHI Estete For 5•1• 1• PON'I'IAC GTO, 4110 eullle IDdl, 41p01d lrllll!ldll!on. . . . MOISTEnER REALTY OBO. IIOIIiliii I&\ .,.._ celllml ........... Phone . . HU aftet • p.m. 1-JS.tlc RT• • - t - · ball!, far.. .-. llaoement, caJ1lCII'., 10111 11AL1!11 of ..... boy, 11n1 large lot. fSIIII.Ot .... _... - - • . . MIDilLIPOilT 7 -· a bale. wBJai.d. " - ball!, ~umaee. , ...... s loll. a.mli - Wlllp - ~-Buan.lar ....... Good , _ .... Jo. ~ a 11 (I We..-cl News, Notes Jlfr. and Mrs. Jllrle7 T. Jo!ID- - were Sllldol' ~ Ylol• ora of dlolr ..., Mr. l1ld llfrs. ..ue Harl~ E. Jolmoon.1'1anm7,Tv- rr and ChorJL llfr. and llfr&. Vl110il' ODd ......,. oiP..._ . , . . _ eel wllb ablrlhdo¥dlmlerlarlhllr : ............. Mr. llldllfro.-· ant Rua..U. p_.., ..... a coltace preparatory ochool io whero you build a vocabulary of four ..Jetttr word•!" •taorlng, ·• •• Appleti-ove mg~ On~~ caraful loc:ol awnor. Su,.,b eandltlon. P-er 1tHrlnt, pow• • brok••· Auto1110tlc: troiHI . BLAETTNARS PONTIAC GMC TRUCK$ POMEROY and Boelly :~ .. <- , 1.1te .•' AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. Met§s Gollio and Mason Area lnfor~ed As Well As 81!~ announclrw the birth of a 7 pound. 13 ounce cla.ugbter, Heldl Sue, born at Pl•eant Valley HoiPltal. Matel'Ml ~ellt.l are Mr. &Dd Mra. Clarence Adama and Mr& COOb of Polrt Pleuont, W, VL Grea~ ,ra are Mr. and Mrs. 0v11 Diddle of Alltlquity and Mr.aadM:ra. ~.:.:... . ina . . . . . . . . . - Jack Adami, local. H•'fJ' du1.J ..._ .,. . . . . . Mr. and Mra. RQ Heiney e.ned on Mr. ODd Mrs. Frallk Qomenl at Hlmt;lDcton. W, Va., receod,y. ..!':: - -...::==:;=:-:.,...., .... - - g:r.:::., ...,.. = ::--.,:a::-.. or Mr. Erwin Gloeckner were SUndQ diDaer aueot• "" - 1 l'nllt. . . , _ 1i11M1 and Mra. ":,uuoa ..., ... dlnl...... .... ' . y ..., Mr. and Mr&. Clareilee Story RolaiM ot Hoek~ and mt -- ......,. ,." ...._ ~· Reedsville Bldt .... ... . . . . ...,... Ill Utile ~ ..... ....... -.to "' llfr. l1ld llfrl• Donald and ..... 11111· ale 111111 Rlehord. Tbe dlaav '1111 , kAIIAUG~OtttO 5lh- Carra! CllovaJlel:, ot ftlld IPIOt ......1 . andlilro,' l!dwanl llfr. IIIII Mn. '·.j-.''cjJ. . Tlfi' AGE OF t-16· ~,11 ~ \ : YEARS AND WANT TO .~RN;_,,'·. $fQOJ~G •, ·' . -}~r· . :: -.- '·!·.~ EY AFTER SCHOp!. J:IQUR$ .PHONE 99H156 ' AND ASK FOR CROW•. . KATI~ . ' . j,., SMITH AUTO lALII i i • ' ,A •' , .· i ' t'. '. ·~ . Grvvo CltoJ, . lira. ' t-;, i '• ~ .. .. ., -Klblaio. - · vlollod will B. . - ' I . ' '" ' tv, at ZID8IYille. Rlebar<l Kllible IIIII fllmlb', Ill - 1 llfr. llld llfro. a.rteo Birr, - - i I' BY Mil& LYLE BAJJlEJIS)N Ia booor of - · ,... rro .. "' r-» I Mro. Ada Norris. Jlfr. and Mrs• . daf, • . , . baell « • • v.-. .., J1111t1 Rou1h ealled on the llfr. and llfrr. llm>1 Brown &1' 1 ....a. ..._. ~ 8l1a. . Gloeeknen In the after}looD. IIIII fabdiJ, ol . .ICIIIO,....,.. u.- · dm. . . . . 11 r+ . Mr.IDdMrt.R1711el118l"eaD.ed eent vll1toro Ill Mr. 'j"l llrl. ~J.• ,_.... ""• 1111 ..., ...., <!:............ em Mrt. CeDI. Foremanat Carl Dutldllr. . Hut.er .... ..,. • ._ Barlw, ·Ohio. Mr .. IIIII llfro. Lowlo r.dl!ll, ot lkclrk wl CO'dd m 3 • lf!N a. nu ..,.. lldi'I'Gn Wllllam -pier ia reecwering Lolli vllltod wllh ·llrr. c.. ..,.. 1-ctoey II • lfolp Geaoral Beoole Larldaa and llfr. andllr&. . .... - 1loiJ>Itll ....,.. hi boo been 1 Dqton JloQomaD roellltl7.. uU v.u " ...... ..., p.-a -"·at. llfrl. Barnard ~!mallet. Ill eo. Vldt It .. ....._. ......., ..... ...._ lumbuo boo bolo> "fllltllla wltblllo ..... ~llfr. and lira. Dana ' ' • of ....... Qlaatla or.... . ..._ RlelimiJ!oriDJ !Jomllr, MIS • ....s. ..... 1or • w • .;. .· wen --.r c-Ite ot s IM" ..wa ......, .._ _ . Mr. -IDII Mn. Dona Par10111 a Mr. IIIII Mro. C.. WUICil r~·....... receatewiUI'. . . opoDI a ........ llfr. l1ld llfrs. Juator Concm"e andctoualaMpdfl8.. --·-........... TUE SPILLED LIQUOR ANDTI4E NORMAL. DtJST, WE HAVE SOME GOOD FOC1TI'PRINT5. , are IF YOU ARE BETWEEN , ..... .. DAILY loin. Arnold H"'p were llfr. and Mra. O.rleo H~t~p and Ttoo of COlumbu1 aJd Mr. and Mra. Jamea fhvp andJimm,y, Aihland. Mr. al'll Mra. Charlea COIJb . ........ . 'tNIIIr · '-t.~ . LOCALREPOatl Weekend I!IIO&to ol llfr. 111111 HEL·P WANTID 14-tfe f ~··· ·Cbe Ill . ... . presellb H~~JP. llfr' .~ED IIIII unlwillllllld ~,......... IIIFOD4An011· IEWS Emeat Buah, Arnold, Edward BUICK - . ot . . .- . . . lin. llowml Cedi, • W. Main 81., Pome- ....... Taxpayers Ask IRS BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mrs. Arnold H~ eatertalned with a ·d tmer Monda)r evenl111la hoDor other aister, Flossie Bush, in cbaerwnce of her blrthclq. Allendlng were Mr. and Mrs. J.,.... Boblitt - · J-ol!oe•veo, News, Events fil Pontiac ...... $2495 Co,..artlbl.. :r.:::,:: Mr. ODd "350'" 2 Or. Hard • o;:-Furr OfiGFOtlng Can•vl, 4 1p. tranl. 350 cu. ln. HO angina. Power •t-rlnQ. Naw Pontiac trada<o ln. Show• QOad c:ora. C:.tollno ., ........ T.II..... UJ. Ioi.M. "You'd bettor have a talk with Junior, Frank. He thlnka ttan•: •c ..,~ -""' 68 Fir8blrd ..... . Mill Karon Gllkoy Ill 'AlhoaQ' · and Mr. GuJ Ruuall and Ttn')' Lym were >loltoro of llfr. and llfra. Uncola Ruo..U. llfr. and Mrs. and Valorle ot Coallan and Jlfr, and Mrs. Lawronce liclrllon';' ..... Sm$JI wlalton of llfr. and Mrs.JOI·IIIIIlold. s..-. ~NTIQUES. lamlture, dlsbeo. ~;. Wolfpen Ma11011, W. Va. Pllone 'm-151S. · ~uto.-CIII.t. $1 PING . 11 I· CIGARE'ITE vending lllll!ldw . and IIOI'IIice. ABC EDierpr1aes, 'IJO,.ful owner. . • STORM WINDOWS • REMOQEUNG AND BUILDiffG Gill Fox ..... 144tp · ~ AL.UMINUI paedJa Britannica. <Ilion. Only $111,000.011. Malle ,_ Cowlt7 ere ., . • _.. tile diM .. , . . ..,. . . . lMio offer or trade. MAitTMA Clli'JMIM lll!:i.IIN • VIRGIL 'l'EAPOIUI • • 1a SVliACVII • --'7""1-ll-31e . WILL DO dlyllme ~ · Ia R...r.viDe area. PboDe m 1:'"Rf. A'(Ol - j · aceordillc to the l!lncyclo- SiDE GLANCES .. ., """'"·Wllb - reuonable t&oo, J..J ....... llan. ..,.. JIQIDellt, ... cell ho ,......, Call 8tJ.alt Iller I p.m. l.lle .......... Employment Wanted ~ ~ More ••·......., -lllil per eent of au frelh-wats ~buttons A....., ... .,n::-;:,•troat I 28 6q> Worth, Teus 7tl01. I·Jt.ltp ~. . .....s.-.-....... Pteree. Syracute, Obto. much fur man over tO with car tp take short auto trips near l'omorey. Air maD, K. G. Pale, Pres.. Texas Refinery eo.,., Bo• m, Fort =.:.L~-;, ,.. r=:-..:.: sw..::- ..._.,._ :.. ':" • SALESMAN, f!I,OIIO ia not too • .. - ....... --- SPOOTING, ROOFING AND CAB. PENTRY, New or remodeling. Contract M hourl,y. CJiatan .:; Seii!SOI'S. ...._ ---- ·:, u.Jd 1-attp LHAL trtOTIU tho . ; : : : . ":u:~-:r. ..... "' "'IUior lillie latra EARLY Alll!liUCAN llleno ..,... tMrn nYIMil code. opal ciMnlq. eledrle .... All.nl radio ~ wmeoa::.~,..: .............. tt.,..,.. ~ 44peed lntenliJx ±carr. vatu 10100 A.ll. r.b. a•.a., ._.C: .. lad. 1-ll-41e 'l'bll 101 ot1ll In WI1'I'IIIIJ. ~· TUe .... ~ "' ..... ffll' I Z I . . . . A1IC RBGI!n'ERED CllltJHUA. ... pay ....... Call ..... a.v.w. to be • RUA PIJPPII!B. 1ovelble and Wille 1 ......, ,.... ale. '·"' ,...... • IIDJ. allo IIUd "'""'"· call p,_ X.. lloiiGm I!MI1J. .111111 ,.... . . KENMORE clotholdr7· ~U: lillie or 115, five piece cllaolte, $11. ..... aad...,.. l:rUil eo MU'. nu. IDPI' dlfpll1l ,._ 1-- < 1111. .m ...., - eroy. Authorised Singer SalOl and Service. We Sharpen WHITE LEG'IIOIIN bono, 10 - · Pbone Olelter • ..,' land, audioneen. Jim Ad!"! NUD UJINiti'OHB far Jlllll' alii BID Brown. Not ~ drlie•IJT We hrllllb ad •lble for a<<ldentl. · ~:- w. llbalor. HelpWenMd L ... . ~ . . . . . 6NSett "'...., ... . wwe 3 tor $1.00 NOl'1CE PUBlJC SALE. Saturday, Feb. I, IJ noon, MaiD st., S)'ra· tables, dinlnl room tulle, two . coftee tables, III!Ctelary writ· Ia& dellk, oeveral elll tOI.Iea. • table "'-· two bedroom • oullea, ""' stands, two cola, · two 1n1n oomplete, roiJ. awoy bod eomplele, two May. t1 """IDol. - l'flfri&O!nlor, utl1lty •.till~ .•diJ u:..;.;., • a. -~ ..,..._ ,.,~ ,OMlft, •D:NIIM _ . ..... .._. ..,. ,., .U..·llfteftrl ,.,. _ ..u.~& _ POODLE PUPPIES, AKC To7 milllllure. fiS and ap. IIEPOSSl!ISED lliDcer Sewlai RADIO and TV repair, ....... seme. and aroom1111- , _ Machi... with I'OIIIId ..u., and lnltalled. Ia Jolm HarriiiOI!, Pllone 1118441. II I tic loft!)' F<qalp111:1. IJ.I4fe pod to ...... . AKC Golden Retriever pupplel. blind - · ele. Poy off bal· Ill Alii St, Mid~. . . ...,. of $51.11 ... Ierma. Gu81'o ln1urance AUTOMOBR E lnmriUICt! bee'l -a.a.lfe ..- . Pllone - - ·1. . . . Clllct!lled? Lost )'OUf operat. SOME GOOD mind hoy and .... lleenae? can 991-M. otraw. Pllone t1UJJ7, FURNISHED ab·room liGule, S II tlr 1-16-lltp bath, new hot wale!' taut, new sil*; - l y remodeled bome, l'l"'l INEXPENSIVB 18 clelll pordl, l~~r~• :yard; "'Ill ... upilolllery wllb lllae :zotj Beech st., Middleport. 66 Buick ........ $1495 Laltre. 111111 tleotrlc ........ $1000. Pllone ..... 1 - Special -4 Dr. S.dGn. Only 15,626 .. ,y mlla1 hy very J.JNtc t deolred, Pllone . . . . . 14«< Fors.le Salllldoy. Jack's Club on HarrllonvUie oft Rl. 7. Pblko Ia like .... eondlllon. Pay off baiiDOe of f3'1.45 or Ierma If --- .... , SOIIInC - l d .. ..... of Mrl. Solie Wood <OIIIIIIilll of callillel, brealdaot se~ Pblleo electric lllove, ia , _ , ..&4 . . . . . ~ - --- Pop & Jan-Ho Rock tm' • . t eo... . . . . . . . c...t!F· . .. Alll ooNDmmmm Relrlser· ELECI1IOLtiX vaeuum ......,, complete with attaelneala, cord and paint IIJII'If. Re_...t but l"lrBD!eed WILL DO sewing It home - ltll5 CHEWOLI!J'I' Impala two. . lippel'll. pockets. pe~gln1. door bird lop. 3J'/ aaiGmllk:. hommln~. alleratl0111, ole. ponr ...... IDe and ..... Fredclle 11181011, ' Call - - · l.a.tle Phone 7'13-5651 . 4-!ft.lflo DANCE . . . ,.. Pill'"*"" J.D-Cfe ,.bet. -GQARMTEED:- . PHONtlft·ZI!M . <.- .... ...... . . . - ... . . , _. allon IIOI'IIico. Jacl!'a llefrlg. ltE1'0IISES8m Klrlty ......... oration, New Raven. hone •leaner Ia exee11ent oondltlon. 832-21111. t a 1fe HIS all rlean!ng a~ lneludlq buftor and demalller. 8ello ...,. far over t1110. Pay READY • l{JX eonerete dell•· ered right to your orojeet. oft I at $8.10 month. Fast and eaty. Free estJ.. ly.PIIone • •. 1.... mat... Phone 992-11114. GOOI· leln Ready • Mix C. .. MkkiJo. BOOKCASE, hod and ctr.oer• port, Ohio. I Ill 1fe maldled pleeea, eltcble fire place, lop and andlrolll; MACHINES, renalr Tippin ... nmge. l'lloDe . . SF.WJN<i IIIII. 14Uir: oervlee. all - · wY t. 2284. Tbe Fabrle Shop, J'um. INCOME TAX Senlco dolly G· . •eept &mday t to 5. Evenlnp '111A1LER Lai'S. Bob'• llolllle Court, SyraCUIII, Ohio '"' Stale • by appoilltment. Mn. Sloven Rl. IU, Pboue 111-Wt• • -'..IIIIa' EbUn, lit. J, Pomeloii.Ue : ruy, Liuiel CUll Road. 1-!NIIe Ill-l-Ife ..- 4th Plt!IIIMI' 11114. ld. . . . . . I,. ... CrHI· Bo ..... OMa For Rent rtJ1INJSJIED two hodroam JITNEY SOPPI!lR at tho saapartment, lurnaco heat. Jlld. end IIMrt Cbmdl audllor: dlopart, Phone . . .. . tum, llulborry An., I'Gmt+Ue · SillUI'diJ, Feb. 1. """' 4 to 7 p.m., . _ . . t by tile 110011 luntltbod apart. c. w. c. 1bo puiiU. IJ bnltod. FOOR 11811. AU uWltleo paid, Phone . I~ VACANCY lor two elder!)' pie, Prefer prlvale paid Jll- · Phone Muon, '1'/WIIS. ......... ......... AUCTioNDa O.phle ....... ~ -.-.- ~ ---~~~~ . . . .. \!& ..... \llqlaM, I l 1fe Notte. . , L. . llnlab C. C. BRADFORD •ao .... ,. s,oa , .•. D.u, . ... . .- ... 12r00 """ Setwtley - ~J.SS:{ .. . M.-J...... -... ........... ........ ""·-. ....... ... ' - ... . �¥,...._. - '!Ill. Dolb' ~. , I (),, J""' " I -~. ~..... ,·\·· ~.1MII . ' · < . ~ ...u~ · ~ ,t ,,:~~eng . rag<!~ fJ.o n- • lr~· .6 Old . Si,lk \StCH:k~. . ,. M•ke· Nice 'Fiowen' ,. tF THE MONTH SALE ' •t . ' -~ .I EROY. .- N~ ~o(f19 e. ction Held [2' ~...n~~.J"~~~*re~::,;,n:\c · · · 1·n"' 1-.~- ~.gr.· • •' ly. POLLY CIAMEl o1 omtera and . . v•-· ' J.qoos Deaconesses, Mi&s Phlllla choir dlree10r. Joachim, Mrs. Robert llaggerty, , Church Class Tri-County Radio Club Meeting at Plans Party Wippel Home SYRACUSE - AValentine par· ty was planned when the Tri -C~Jt& Mrs. Aten Shaln, who plana to move to Flori.di next month ty Citizens Band Radio Club met to be near her daughter, waspreat their headquarters recently. oented a gift """n the One-WonPresident Richard Grinstead One Cluo of the ·Pomeroy Flrot presided. Reports weregivenal'lt BaPJ,at Churcb met Thursda1 accepted and several projects ni&!1t at the home cl Mr. a n d dh;cussed. Mrs. Dale Wippel. , A door prize of hml painted Mra. T, T. Slelton WB.I CO· pillow cases was awud.ed to Don hostess tor the meeting which Manual. was presided over by Mrs. Aud· For the next meeting oo· Feb. rey YolUI.g. The teacher• athought 13 each member isaskedtobring given by Mrs. Joseph COOk waa a eonlic \la.lentlne, sandwiches, endUed t"The Soggy Caken and chips or cookies. Soft drinks will waa taken from Guideposts. be served by the club. Devodooo by Mro. Cook InRefreshments were served to eluded a poem, "'Ibe New Year," Y.r. and Mrs. Richard Grin-. and a reading ..Recipe for the stead, New Haven; Mr. and Mrs, New Year We Can All Wllh Junior Holsinger, Brad and Paul, For." S.e concluded with pray. ,Terry Reiber and Dan Manual. or. Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. ~ A A1ad courH wat aenred Ju Hemsley, David Lipscomb, by tile hosts to those named and Richard Duckworth and Agnes Mrs. J. Edward Foster, Mrs. White, local. -..,. Lee Batley, Mr. ond Mrs. L. P~ Sterrett, Mr. and Mra. George -.or, Mro. E II e n Couch, and Mrs. Elmer Wick- ' l MEIGS THEATR£ TONIGHT & 11illRSDAY JANUARY 29-.'10 NOT OPEN ham. Jolly Pal Gift --------.1 Jaa. Stewart + Henry Fooda SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. ·• .e ,wla:e• running ooe way ate crln altfll~l tile otliet.. way. It Is Important lbat the c · ~1>1! used in making the P4!ta~ aacl)eaY,ts of tho . fto~. Form 11110 strand of this wtte Into a (ll!tal-tllapecl 'ljlOI) "troril one to two Inches In height. . Wrap the o&d of tb~cwlre llgbiJY at lhe base of the loop, lo!avlilg a Utile elltra ~t lhe•tna< The nylons first will be ,stripped 9f anll then dyed green for the leaves and OilY otl)e'r deslrod ~on for the petals. To shade the petals, some ~an be! left Iii 'lhe dye longer than other pieces. Cut the d~.njlons ~ lhreeIIICh squareS and Slreleh tight OVOf lhe shapeci. , Cilllklecl wire frames . Secure the four sides of the pylon ,sQuare by wrappln~ a strand of straight wire closely arouncttbf ~ A jolly pal e:lft exchange was bold durin& Monday nil!bt'sm..tlng cl the Jolly Blmch Sewing PerCiub held at the home or Mro. ry Mlteh. Co.boatesslor the IIIOOtlns ""' Mrs. Orla Smith. Mrs. WUUam RobiOa. waa ,.._ W at hOme. Mr1. Alma Miller "'"' tile door prize. A ' .~ l!ftl.;, . .,._,_ P. .~•. • · - - · '"" ....• , · c clal) 'oom. MJ:a. Phij.lp ~-rt, preoide... Ill"' tho illmer attendoil berll It ' dedded ~ . DEAR GIRLS-Marlba L. wrote to oay lll!ll ller Jdib tebool eeoaomie1 class made aueb Dowen bat' did aot dip tllem. None of our answers menUoned doiDg lldJ. Martba , thougbt lllol Irene co~ld dip them Ia paroUill. 1 JuMi .. paraffill llut did melt the slob of a wblle ealldle, dipped a Rower In that. It 11 now •.Uf and more shaded Jooklq lbaa before. I feel lure molted paraffin ·woald glvo them an eve• elearer look.-POLLY Problem_ _ _ __ DEAR POLLY-Could you or some of the girls tell me how I can safely ship a cake overseas? 1 want to . send one to my cousin in Korea.-DONNA ·, - DEAR POLLY- A long thin percolator brush is marvelous for cleaning the edges of men's shirts along the button hole and button edges . The lint puUs out w h e n the brush is inserted and it works like a charm. Also, may be used on children's clothes and ladies ' paja· mos.-DOROTHY DEAR POLLY - Mollie can remove the scratcht!S from the sole plate on her iron by buffing with a fine eri · beds at .- 01' 1 Mrs. ~I Goeglaln, euotodlan of ......ernalla; Keme_th WUoox, promoter fA Onance; and Mrs. Ella Smith, promoter or hOspitality. During the meeting ed by Kathy King, honored queen, lniUatlm wu oet for Feb. 10 with a practice to bo held pre- -ct. ceding Ulet, des!Srl ooune ·'iiU served by the hostesses. Others attending were Mrs. E. L.' Hughes, Mrs. Herman Balley, Mrs. WU.lil Grueser, Mn. Helen Reynolds, Mro, Jamea Jividen, Mro. Betty Cline, ond Mrs. J... Gilkey. .,lan, for the 1969 grand session to be held at Oblo University In Atheu. Guests were Mra. Naomi Kin& Mr•. Sylvia Mldkllf, ond Dale Slvith, excellent h I g h priest cll'l>meroy Chapter, Royal Atch-1. Surprise Party Seventh Birthday hlime.~ tuea.) lile .... Mrs, ljlp(lin~ to the Celebration Held A Mickey MlliiH motif In a blue and gold color seheme was llliiCI In deeo{atlons for a party honoring Tracey Lee Jefter1 m her - - l>ii1IIcla1 annlver. aary. 'lbe party . . . held at the Jeftero home ln~oe. Gomeo were pla,red with prize• being won by liteoe l!lorim. Tonia Alit ' lloud7 Armld, Michael .... BrmdaAib. Oilier -lltl at the party ...re Sonia All!, Mac Amberger,Arnold, T11111111 na.ts, Jimmie Joe Jofferl, ond Pet!ID' , Sue Noltlor. Unable to allend but IOIIIilnl a 11ft wao Sorah Kay llcCcly. . SYRACUSE- A IIUJ1>riH par. waa held 1lle evening of January 24, honoring Mro. Ada Slack on her 62ndblrlhdl1. Gomes were played with prize• lllllnll6 Eleanor Bohram, Aplea Wldte ond Margaret C«trrll. Tho door prize wu ...., by Bruce Colo- w trW. Aller Mro. Slack opened her 1118111' lovel,y g l f t o , of I"" cream, coke ond Iced tea were by the oo.tueea, her cl!w&lrter, Kaillryn John- ""ed .... MflalllldJon. Olbef• elotlptacl feathon arouad tho neck cl tho b - · male. .·MENS·WORK bUNGARHS • Bar tacked' at all strain point a. Now Ia a geod tl.~·· 'for you fo· la~r,~y a pair. or.Jwo ling rMd "The Tin Call,., uTwo Ladies on 1 Train," aQ:t nThe Acornu from the Sunshine magazine, and. the pra.yer for the New Year wu given by ~~· Owen. Games were played with ,Prltes betrw: wpn by Mrs. OWen. Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. Nathan Bigs, Mrs. Betty . Spencer, 11'111 Mrs. Harold Lemley, CHOOSE FROII ACRALANS, NYLONS ANO MANY OTHERS IN SHADES TO HARMONIZE WITH ANY HOME! RRY TO • Ingels Furniture MIDDlEPORT· 9n-2635 . . · tJeEIII FRIDAUID~TUfiDAY NIGHTS Right now ie the time to step lively md diiiCOver how 118Vings CIID really be a family allair. Styles, eizea galore for Mom, Dad, sieter and brother. ColD#' see. STILL LOT$ Of,8IG - of these fin.e work dungarees. FINAL CLEAN·UP SALE SALE! Mens ••• Boys ·- Mens Sw11ttrs . Jackets"' Slipovers an( Cardig~n.s. FJnal Cleoronc:e for thi& sale. Sizes small ~edi'!ni, large cand extra large. It wi II pay you to sfop In the mens ' and boy1 deportment 1st floor. A big 16.95 SWEATERS •••• SALE 10,00 oelectlon '..of pqpular stylod l•c•otl dt final c:lean-up tale pri~es ,- Well 14.95 SWEATERS., •.SALE 8.00 known brands. Excellent ·selection of 12.95 S~EATERS ... \SALE ,1;00 si~es. You can really •ave durl*'f 10.95 ..•. SALE 6.50 thlt lpt!Cial Clean-up SGio. · 6.00 70 Pairs Bows 3.50 and 3.95 WEDNESDAY NATIONAL FARMERS Orp~>o lzatlon, 8 p.m. Wednesday at Southern Local High School, Ra- JEANS . AND ' . SlACICS Slaeo 6 to • , Apother ~lpment! , • , lins liiiulaied 10o' Viscose royon ' in pastel and decorator calcirt. Skid proof back Insulated all over. . C~shicined. lining ~ Reinforced toe and heel. Size• 10~ to - 13.· • · machine washab,le. · 0 LOlli Top Insulated SOCKS ............. 2 pairs 1.110 Sllort Top Insulated SO.CKS ............. 3pairs U9 . .· Creek-Easlara pme; chill, yep~ ~ s-~~3'as· , sd.ioJ- EASTERN II1GII Band dance tollowlng the Ea*"'~· 1111' Creek bukehll pme Frlliof, 9:30 p.m. to 12 rnidnlald ot Eutem lllib lUIIItorium. 'lbil Jeyo wiD emcee. ~LEPORT . WCTU, 7:30 Friday ni&!1t at tile Middl~ Firat U n I t e d Pretb.rter1an Cburch. SATUIIDAY IUGH SCHOQI.. ...... "With tile Jayo" l!olardlf, 8to 11 p.m> at llle llelp lllib Scioool - torlum In~,_. t t ..,........ ~ ..... 4.89 ••••••••••••• . 2"PC.' ~IVING ROOII :~ 2 PC. L.IVI,.G ROOII SUifES ...... , .. :·.. ; .... : ....... . PC. LIVING ROOUUifEL"...' .';........ -.'~ .... , ..... .. ' ,;; . ~- • • ~ ·j ·· ~····t•·· ~ t··········~• ~1,/" '{ ·'' ·; ..' .' . _, .' 'f ' . ··~ ····· ·.,·······-· . ·~··· ' ··' .' -.- ' •• ,••• J .............. . RACJN1! ci!APrEit 1U, lir· dtr of tllo , . _ , , - · 7:30 . ,,•. . I Account Story by Banker 117 BOB HOEFLICH youns - l e should koow on ovar zoo 11e1p lllib s.bool cbeeklns ac~ Including 111e atudentl the poot two ha.. advanlaleo cl "'ch accoonto, bow learned bow to prt ill the lboY are _.ci. depoaltlng to bank, bow to 1ake It out, ond bow the account, "Oirltlng ond endorato keep track or · b\ltb tranaoc- 1n11 ebecks .,.. reconciling bank tiona. 'l'hoY had to skip a eauroe on bow to keep more In than lboY 1ake out (1ibere, oil where, Ia that CM bol!ll tlulht'IJ. llfrl. ~~ulhler . ·" " the fllalora¥ National Bank, ... parllelpaled ill • 1M' or te..,.ch ·IIIIIIOrtoken by the 0111o Bonkero• AIMdallontolhll · ,_lleld . tr piblle lnformatljlll 011 ehf>ddnll aCOIIIIIII II)IIIIIIPIIlenl, · .was the lnatrul!lor ill all the ' IOIIIIool. Mr1. Grtllltb'o ~· biiVt emphuizod "flftlrYcloifacto" wllleb a..-. .. .,. . ,.. .. \'. u . '' , ,,, , · , ' ' ··-·-~· ·· ··· · • ~ ' I I • . ·j' ...•... ···~·; .'·········· 0 I I j, I ' ' .. .-•o '1 . '.. I ' o • ' I_ 0 o en tin .· ·j ·;.· . ;li$~ '~~e·-:r..'~r"'· •,• } i' • ~J ,• ••••• stu-- COIDIIIel'dal claoau er 50 - · lion _ . . . .... by lira. Grtlllth Ia ochoduled for ot11er - • - . lira. Grlllltll baa laiulft part ill a yoar'l reiiOOI'eb mthls pro. llfllll with the Ohio Boakera AoIICidllfOI! for the develllpmeni of a ~ <bart .,.. manual uledln tho clasoroom lnatrucUon. """'llali'"' ~ . ~ ': feel- . AI a member ol the ado Bankers AtiOdadon Women's Ad:ivitle1 COmmittee, Mrs. Gritfllb Ia a part of a basle testing ataae of the PI'OifiDI wlllch Is _.u,d to be ......... - wide baoll nat year.' "Since checks are used to banclla over 90 por<Ont cl all DIOOI!If tranasetlmsln the United !!loiU, lhll Ia tho rea11011 for the lmptaneo ol oiUdying cllecklngae- . cation - of .... - Ohio, thll - - (Colllbalod on - - .. 10) Cloudy ond much cooler to- · nl&lrt. oeeoalonal ra1n cr dria- •f· ~-'o .-1- .- . ~ zle, mainly In out portion, xln lower !Oo - . Coolar Fri- ";< '[> r -" day, .11'1113 eiDudy. ..oc;. 0 \9 ,.,.., "o -~'n J") ¢ :;.: ~ ,;> ,;> 0 o<~>.>·O TEN CENTS ":::: ·1. r 0 • JANICE ROBERTS Janice Laulae Roberti, dal· &Iller cl Mro. Freda llolaln· pr, RoodsvWo, bas bael\named 1969 Betlf Ctocker Homemaker cl Tomorrow for Eutern lllib Sebool oo tho boal1of her ...... In a written - lodp and atU11ldeteotonhlim~ ~ 11•11!' ~ Jlr•. ··"""" ·t . Jli.teeta· ~- DwwJ Ju.r mont hal WASIIINGTON (IJPI)- The aurlu Is delisnod to bring Congreoslooal taxwrlters laid Into the Treaiiiii'Y $1 bllUon In ~rl< loda¥ for what Ito Draty-. Rep. Jo1m W. BJrnel,· .»'Ia., could ba the Oral major aenli>r Republican oo the lex· overhaul of Income tax laws in 15. yearo. The rasults mi8ht wrlllllg eonunl-. In a - b dose loophOles for mlltlonatreo, - o d for the New York lll!hten the lex load for averqe stale Bar A.-latloa'a Tu AmeriCIDI- ond perbapl heali Section, aaJd rolorm iqlolatlon elf extsnllloo of the 10 per cent shOUld ba pailed "by thlo surcharge. CGngress." uA review and reform o( tbe Cbatrman WUbur D. Millo, DArk., aald the House Wa,ya ond (to.} oocle Ia · · - · . B;yraeo Ileana t'<>mmlttee will launch tax rerorm hearinp Feb. 18 by maker of TomorroW. aaJd. He - - <:oocres• shOUld simplify lex forms ond eliminate abuses wher<i>,y 155 persons ~ more than $200,000 paid oo toxeolaat year. Discusalnl: this group, Jaclud· tog 21 people who earned over $1 million, Byrnes aaJd "No matter by what device, no matter how laudable 1be nature c:l the dedu.etlm or exelulion Ulet produces this reoult, the fa~ remains that there ll no D t :e~~.:.bl~..:::.~ .c r..re es rovs .J ' V. • President Nixon baa aot yot =~· Ia~ ::::.:-,: modO her elillblefor alllte """' nallooal 4d!"lar· lhipl.h~l"'hal.beenl~ od a specially deslsi>od llliTOf charm from General Mills, SJOIIOOT cl the BeU;y Crocker Search for 1he American Home· WI,J's illd t'<>nulllttao asked Prestdeut l4ndon B. Jo1U11oD to - . I t lex. rerorm _.. 1 ~~ by Dec. 3 1, 1968· JohniiOII not submit legislation. 1M: did turned over TreaiUl'J to Ntx.. 011l.uns said he did not expect all-encompassing tax reform uad.l possibly 19 . · 70 Numerous coogressmen sai.d closing lex loopholea could bring EID9Uib revenue tD prevent an extension ot the surtax 1liben Department BUII8stionl Smith Put In Pen ·£or 1-20 years oe:tbe"w...... )lstllleallon for "tlleoe lndloldlals bel.al DOil-ti.Jpi1KI. H Mills aald the COIIIIIIlltee aloo will eonlider <hlngao that would help middle ln._. tupayera. For example 1 tbe panel will ~ iDto tho PlllaJI>II!q of raising the 10 JOr coat - - . for tho 57 JOr emt of all Amerleaao .. DOt Itemize lbelr ~ olbor tox-e•l'l'llt -cal .... ...rmonta. U _.~orne, ... •- --~~.-·oiliq$1:.~:\~ · Thlo mJ&IIt be ealtod the''week ...... liM .O.ibeN that wao" for the Richard ond the pholle had 111..,.ntb" lleonlell unfoi'UDto' .....C ~ Roger Weaver families of Mid-- otrthe hook. enced by theWeawrfhlillestbll. dleport. The gr<IIC> then rushed to tho week. M. 12:10 L m. today the bome Earl Knight home nearby, am. On Monday. two cars owned by ot Mr. am. Mrs. Richard Weaver the tire department was ealled Roger Weaver ,parked oo Third at the corner or Olive and Beech from tbere. Mr. Weaver is serv.. Ave. were demolished w II en Sts. was canpletely gutted by irv in the Merchart Marine. struck by a tu:l cab. fire. The tam11y- Mrs. Weaver, Losses in the fire - undeter~ Haggerty said there ia laDe a aoo and a daughter - esciped mined origin - were setatabout in the fire wearing only their $15,000. night dothing. Mrs. Weaver am her children The aon. Philip, sleeping down are with her son, Roger, who restair& was awakened by 11111oko sides on Third ATe. In Mlcldl1>about midnigJrt.. He called his port. The Weaver children were mother and sister, SUsan, sleep- even without clothing to wear to 1~ upstairs. Mrs. Weaver at- school ThursdaJ. tempted to call the nre departmeri. before leaving the house. U!Wible to c<mplete the call. she attempted to phooe llr. and Bruce E. Smith, 25, charged cowdl,If &be Ald. with otabblngwlthlntenttowound, Mrs. Robert llaggercy who live across tho street, and who own Complete - · - ... sl>- was aO.iieoeed to 1-20 'IM'J In 1&11. Grlfllth by Georae llar- the Ohio state Pe-ntlary Wedthe house. By this time, the lire eravea, ~ of the nesda,y by COmmon Pleas Judge was completely out of hand, and lleica Dlltrlet, 'l'hOmllo Kelb' John C. Bacon. ' a,pparelltly Mrs. Weaver threw aDd Harold Slu.er. BUldance cQUIIoo Smith, eon!ealed tobaving down the telephone ond ohe and selors, and all Cllher teachers otobbod ~~ Seyler, 28, Pomher children llod llc<m the house. Involved In aebedUIIni the duo- eroy. ln the back four Umes witt~ They awakeued the Haggerty esaoanolher otepln_..,. a bunlillll knife early ~ P ARlS (IJPO - u. S. chief !omlly, but the Jlas8ertya eoulcl lludontl for lbelr future feSJOII· mOl"lllng, went before Judge ne&Qtlator Henry cabot Lodge to- not Wop._ the nre~nt olbWUu. Bacoa on an ifttonnationalttdavlt day called for a mutual with- either, be(:ause they are on the commenting "" the clusroom alter wahlllll annd ond petit ~al of North Vietlulese ond _,-~eoce, Mra. Grtlllth said, Jury rights. Amertean troq>o from S<Mb Vlot''l,.b&Vo been lmpresled with !Ito Foftnerb' of Racine, and more rw.meH as a flnt step toward lnlanlt obown i!y tho MeiP lllib reeently of Parkersburl. Smith peace. - - . FurthermOre, the stu- was token before Judge Bacon by Lodge, ~ It the oocond .bael> -latol:r P1'00001111ng A1torno7 Bernard V, aeaatoo of the Vleu.m peace drooled, woll-croomocl, courto- Fults ond Sherllf Robert c. llart- talkl, reJected the "one-aided ou.l lnd frlenclb'." eilbach. SmithatlbbaciSoylerSuD- view ol history" ond "una~ I'' . I.' dli about 1 L m. at ar near the . eel pJWrallUes" put forward • pnnnloes of !Ito Main 1lloet cafo by tho North Vietlmneoe and .., East llaiJ>.SI. In Puneroy. Viet COng delepliono at SaturUD . Smith, marr1ed. to 5eyler's 1»- day' a~ session. wife, then went to Shertfl Hart.uwe can review enlles1ly the In a letter to Lucille Smbh, enbach ond aurrOIIIIereiL e'IOIIII cl the poat and why they !Ito 19118 MeiP ~ Heart oecurrlld .,.. '"' would~ F11D11 ~ the Cenlral Oblo be aa fir ljllrt at the end ao at Heart A I - cl Coluniluo tho betlmlni." he aald. hoi _.a,lalad Melp Caunt;r . "Let u..-. tutead. turn our U.. tor· Mfflrw a _. CI!II1P'11h ID· to. tho IIIIUre muat come NEW oRLEANS (Ul'Q - Tho be ...._. to bring an ani to· tho 1'bo 0118 ..... Hoar! F)md jurJ tbet wjll try ~ · L," S..W llallliiW Ud to bring IIO'CO to ~ ,Ueeodod all preoo ~a. of con!IJIIrlll& to mur- iila peop1a of v-." vionl IDcomo for tho =~ Prl!r to emerq' ~ Jlotel 001!"'1• Tilt . iela• Fllnd sur"'~' .t""• · .!ar. c .... .~ • 01. : MO.Uc, ~ - the French J'OI'• jiOIIIIOI!Ito. -ploU3,600;1t ~ '~•:,.. nlltrf'• ~ . · !II ,.,_ lbare'' <an El""'" ,.jr tho Juror• had Conf'11""" COIII.er ond !lie alte . 101 ,. fDr aach - ) ; ~! llild t12h o - of'tlii ' I*"' tall<s, Lodp told ' ~ ~ JOIIl'llallato he -lnlkriu'ao Tho that meae BUra expires June 30. FIrSt Step p roposed By Lodg . e insurance oo the tw~trame home which wu JUU8d by tbe blaze, anti there i1 belleved kJ be some insunnce on fbrDlJb.. lngs. The house had been recently remodeled. Middleport firemen were at the scene Ultll 3:30 L m. Str~ing sta- Drivers to United Press lnlernaliollal Seven Iaraeli planes toda,y bOmbed Iraqi ~· In eastern Jordea, Baghdad radio aald. Iraqi arWiery bll one Iaraell plane wtdch was ''seen soina _ , In !lames,. the Iraqi broadc&llt said. II salcl the 10,000 man Iraqi forces In Jordan suffered DO losses. 1il Be Heard PI'. PLEASANT - A special meeting cl the . . _ COooli;l' hal called tor Frldof ..ea~a~ot 7:10 Board cl - "*-"·''""'·Won ~-Board members .-odthelr Praise Handicapped nodee• the m ethc Wldln Ilia bus driven are ID t lll•l r da,y o f - ._. • will vor ....oppmg" Are Topic of . el&blb be board at 1hll speclal-llklo, alq with mombato or Ilia Woat Conference F d Reeord Vlrslala - - AIIOd- Nighttime Depository Jury Nearly Complete · to- '=.:-=-=-..;;;, • I 0 I .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1( • • ·Mrs. -· Grll!lth hao opoken belore five 10111or ooUeae prepora.. toq eleaoea - a total of 124 plua two special•· cation ciao... of ao . , _ .... RAJN.SWOLLEN MAUMEE RIVER Iii Narthweot Ohio--~- ·.., In ae-•~' areas.todo,!', relletiDellood . - . ~til~-~ to Henry, LQ~allllll Wood ~ea. · The lint Ice juD ,.., at NllliO!ean. a eOIIIJDunlty or 8, '139 Ia Hnry ~. ·It , 1M r l - to \.2 the 10 foot 00011 olll&li ond eaullci tile or 24 llunlllos. The Jam It mp.. broke' lti Wliel: todaY ond Wiler• In 1lle ~ty· ...... . ........, 111&111 at ltuoD!c T...,. pie;~-· ~ ot lll*let 2$ lira. "/ll!leo Wolfe .will be • pot, ' . . ·: . lfoodaHU ie:E .01':1 THE ., '' , Eloetrlo ~.'' . . . . . _ .., ,, , , . 1.. :• • • • • ' ~ • • • • • • • • • • VARIETY SIIOW, 8 ~~om. Sat.. .ofASON - • t ~············3.19 . .,••.1,~ ]n ··-:SUiT6Si ~_liu~· on th·· a,~; : . ,, ,, <;-,....... .•'; ;,'. ,, · -red; Plblk - - Ad· ml011lon 75 conto par.... &lug AunoUileC!CI · t 26.50 TABLE LAMPS..........IALE 23.89 . ; .. :'~~5 TABLE ~AMP$_.___..SALI1G.89 . 24.95 TABLE LAMPL,.....SALE'~U9 ' ,- < l];f$ TA!!LE LAMPL-~..~LE 9.19 , :10.95 TABLE LAMPL-~ .. SALE 1'1.H· 1 '•' 10-95 '1)\BLE LAMPS-.-~.-SAL! 8~89.' 16.95 TABLE LAMPL...... SALI 14.89 ·_US"T!ULE· LAMPS-·---~IlE 6.119 15.115 TABLE LAMPS.......... SALE 13.89 , -~.fS.t~iJ,l! LAMPL:..._SALE . ' IU~ T.ABLE LAMPL----~.L,I 12.89 6:9~,:T~LIE L~P'----~SALE 13.95 TABLE L~PS......... $ALE .11M , ·~.95 t,;BLE LAM~L.....~!;~ · toble - · bot aandwlellea, .... Ida ond deuarla; III)QDIOl'ed .lll> -c . tIt I t Sale I tah~t ·L1unps Eait.. ern Hi8ll School, precediJI& K.l'• rub!Giil. 0 I It wm reach these Ame c:onetua10111 ond wW permit ua to Bubmit 0111'- otfer to the sharehOidora of Columbuo and ,c;c.rthern Ohio very much Ia the public tnternt Ia ahared by the Governor of Ohio, the Public Utilltlteo c.mmlaalon Of Ohio, tho Mayor of ; Coluulbuo aod load8rs of tho CO. stu~nrs .GJ:V"eli :-cliiickirtg. ' 1 95-Z4"x34" · .1.69 U5-27" x45" ............. '.39 3 95-24"165" ,. ... tll&t 1lle prqH>oed aell\doWoo II ~ty to review the record, oach (privata ...._. ..,. - LlllYerlldel). tf "To - " " !Ito ldlld <t .... Congress Shapes Bill To Lighten Tax Loads of $1,150,000 per :rear on con-. lumbua eunmunlty who hive 10 sumation ot the acquisition, ud atatld tn written a1atementl with additional rate reduetionl which are Plrt of· the · record. In the futl.ln amountirw' to aevuu Is equally clear tram the era! mWioo dallara per year. record that the propooedaequl,li· uu would benenttheatockhold- tlon Bhoold notrestiltinaeydetriora by providing them with oul>- ment whatever to Tho Clnclllall stand.al appreciation In the mar-- Gas & Electric C'A:lqlany or n. kel value of their otoek. ·And II ~ P"""r and 1J&bt C<mwould beneftt the area served pany. the intervenor• lD the Jn&t.. by providing It wltlnn unlimited tor, and Indeed w~d prov!Aie...amount of high quality, ec<110111ic portunlllet for ..mllleDtlallleaoelectric ,.rvlee bacltod by the fits to the euotomers oleacbof !ull reiOUl"CO! af the AEP oyo- theoe -nles. tom." "We are hopo!ul that, wiHintho Cook lllrther Bald, "OUr view COmlnilsloo Itself hao had a !ull "* deato. - · !Ito job cl pOOl --"la.looblclar Weather THURSDP. Y. JANUARY 30. 1969 AEP Disappointed Over SEC's Ruling Donald C. Cook. presldebt ot American Electric Power eorp.. ·l&ld Wedneldly. •-we are. of cour1e, ereatb' disawolnted In the lliiiiQUI1Coment that tile SEC s~ff If recommeiKiinl dliiiPproval o! our prepoaod aequloition. of the c~on stock of the Columbus. and ~n 0 h I o Electric C<Jmpall)'. "'We are eoovincod - and we bellew the record fuUy demoDotrates-thotOIII'pr...,.al-.ld nat only lie ~ for American Electric l>qwer ~but that It would aloo lie good for tho cuetomera and the shareholders af Col~tus . anc1 SCM:bern Ohio Eiedrlc ~• .,.. for the area It ser"''' It would benellt tho euojmler& by P~ tiJom ecmcatlon, ..,, <~>,., VOL. XXL NO. 196 --------~~~----------------------------------------------~--------~--~----------------------------- _ _..rjtji~~}1M.r-.,.;t)o0 Ther111al Socks United Presbyterian Church; Mrs. J, E. Harley will Install new ottlcera. · WOMEN'S GUILD, WedneadlYt 7:30 p.m. at Trinit~· U n i t, d Church of Christ, Pcxneroy; 0£. ficer1 to be instilled; Rev. BW Perrin conduetl.ng med.ltatlona. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7i30 p. m. FridaY alllle MlddleportFitlt United Presbyterian Cbureb; ..... ArnOld lllebard8, - all08der. SOUP :IiPPER, S..7p.m., a..- n--.'7 2·••00 18. All ,....anent ,..... While tile• laat. cine, lunchroom~ TOO'I COnrad as speakeri all hUrested per. sons and members welcom~ Rerreslunenta following ·meeting. 11illRSDAY WOl\IEN'S Ass6ciATION, 7:30 Thur~ night, Mlcidieport First ......,, ot llall, Janl"" ......_ ond Mil- Sebool . . - , ~ or elrod Plar<e, Tonuny, Cl!eryl ond Chester ~ · Ala 11'11> ar COIIIIIIIIplq wiD_ . 'IIOIIa! .-.... TerryJoiUIIIOI. Sbol ,~1 ·f· ' t'• ' ·• All slzos 29 to 44, and extra large olzei 46 to •54; Pull cut. Triple otitched 'i oaml. ' MONDAY LAST BIG WEEK SAVE S2 10$4 PER SQ. YD. .'' y....ua.,\c.- 1,._ ~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ..,.. · - .not be .......... ... u l«ttll¥1 ........... Dr. L. llal tlnlvorllb' Pl'flldlol. ... of !Ito Oldo ........... IIIDatt. , "1'bo board of r_.to 1hlnks It Ill time to give atlaiUon to ~cal edu.-_ Teelllleal eolleatlon Ia a j1rOgraD1 cl bl.&bOr .Wcatlon. It il 8 TaM tbat hal been Dew ,.. tbls state.•• ' Another Big S/lpment! Mrs. Meinhart waa won b)r Mrs. Martha Chllda. Mrs. Ben Neutz• -~~~- .., -'cal Devoted To The lntere8U OJ The MeigB-Mruon .4nu ' . 1100 · - · a y Tho ndl " • ohOre bird Ulet. pta Ito ..... 11'0111 tho fr1U of celebrated h&r weddllvbnheraacy on Dec. 23, wq a PQtm entitled, jt11te w~ Aft..tY~r­ a1U'7,"' by Mra. Meinhart. Tho tnvollng prize donated by ~were Jean trlao..... Now Jou Know toe. ··' An ll'l,jury auf(ered._ by Mrs. Dilvld ·Fanner and the Ulne•• of. · Mro. Honeo McEihlbDO,)' wori rwortecl; The ......, ,.ng "lfjpPY Blrthclly" to Mrs. Bertie Watts aad Mrs. Farmer. Dedicated to Mrs. Karl owen. w}lO Band Booslars. Given Mrs ..Slack ' ' Bethel Council Officers sonic Temple. Paul Darnell, grand o u t e r guard or 111e lnt!rnadonal Order r1 Jobs Daughtera in Ohio, and aaooclate guarc11an or Bethel 62, served as the lnltalllng officer. He was usllted by Mro. Elsie Smith, guard cl Bethol 62, """ oerved " lnlllelllng marshall, 'lbll lo !Ito ·arll' ele ond dell-,- ..... - _ A report on weiora will f!>llotr. 'lbil j11"0Yiau1 ·riplrt ..,.erod ~ ~II Lot • DEAR POLLY-Odd foam-backed table place mats work well under small scatter rugs, especially the reversible ones. I use one 'Under a small braided rug.-MABY R. Cotmcll members wereinstall. ond Mra. Be86le klog, the Ined when Bethol 82, Jntomallooal stalling recorder, Installed were Mrs, Emma K. Order of Jobs Daughters, met ~ nillrt at the Pomeroy Ma•. ClatwqrtbJ, direetor of mullei -1 -- -1. emery ctot11. I did mine and it is as smooth as new.-LOTI'IE Installation Held Monday Yido an ......,.. wllleb wiD Could Be Firat 1!'4leaton beliOYe that Ohio help 111111 ooiulim1 to lho bUic ... In tho pooltkln t o - No. JII'CII>Iems ''Whidl plu- all 1 1n an llelds, ineio>dlnc ........ 11111''".... "· ....... lroDipJrlallon. lloa, If It 111111 the 'lbil pre..np!aa _ . . . to to - " " llle lnatrucUon. Ohio hu an _ , . baled balp -~ Ws Ia primlrllJ oo tho bUic ....,._ ado, Aldlll ..,,, t• more ltMe od>ledll are dl...oled u illllllaloro will - lhom In eomlna w' bad-- T - c : o l - . ... . JIIIO&IIWti!'JIGOiloo... . . . . •<We do oat ban-llo> . _ "1'bo ..,....u.. bodJ Mltldiu "tho to dot lho ~" ..,. ;Oblo Uul· a-a .... will not de !Ito job." to _hu _to _ ....,.. ba_s. -diJ Prelldonl v~ R. "WtthGat iiiUdom tee incnaMI, Need Tedldcal Sebool1 .• lob to .._a .., tho _... AIAan. "AIId we All!>lller kel' to oolvlng odohive to 111111 .-:; miWal mon do!' eotlllllaJ W• Is . - emphalio Alden ..,. lho lob Ill to ' p rua 1ear to an tho pp. - lbree arileleo by SlafobOU• lleporter Rlcltard WhMiar, !Ito 1-• , ' 911 Htaii•Od ' (EDft'OR'S NOTE: Tile 108th a--a! Aooembll' faces a erloll oa lhreO. frools thll 'IM'· Tu••· e6ieldoD snct waltanl ue a11 demadlll ln.desllldesbla,uve oUonlfan. Iii a 1or1eo er ~~~;,.,-:,·~~""'~! ' - petals, fasten them together aroUI)d the center Willi gr"n fiorlsl'a tape to form a complete Dower. Make leaves the ~· Education · ' . ,. . - made centers at a variety store. After making nve'ot more . 1 ... 1;; :... • l no;,ro fabr1< from the tne of a s\oeklng or you may buy ready- ~ Polly's ·1~-ir 1 ·_., •ill;-~~~ Ill~; · 4. ':.· . A -~·dlo~ ell- pnicod:- , odi• ni~ otlbt otOft:Oall OJ, seve_ral times. To m~e the center of a flow~r:, cover witb , same w,y ..,-MRS. L. H. L. o . ~olor Annouaced were tentatiVe Exchange is Held FRIDAY & St TUI!DAY JAN. 31· fEB. 1 "'TRACK OF THUNDER" (Technleolor) T'"" Kirk • 11ay sttlcklyn . AND "'FIRECREEK'' (Technleolor) OUR f!)LL~~I want.l6 .1eU I~ bcW I uaed tq'mue' .. 1'1u1 llap4oo,UU, N.r •L Rlcltard Karr, Mrs. r.dward 1Wl. Mr~ or orpnlzatlano l l l e - - UCt, Mrt. Rernwl ~1.,} Mra. ....cl U1e Middleport EYare1t Boclller, ond lira. lll<h· . U n I t o d l'reobytorlon ant~-· Tbe IIIW ll\lndo,y ll<hOOI olll· Mmdi.Ynliht. the moetlne. moci- HJ:"B are Lewis Sauer, tuperln.. ·by the Rev. Frank E, tendentt Mrs. wanaee0 aulst~. Jr. of Athent, there was ant -rlnlendent; Mla1 Noney a _potlack ._r attondocl by 55 Bu ......., llbr~ Mrl. n..,. _.,.,, or the consregatlon ond fonotoll, planlot; Mrll. IJlllan pm. Mra. Dwlsht Wallace was St:teft, asliltanti Mra. RLlls8U chairman at the cllmer. The oftt- L>on•. ouperbrteoclenl cl the eert are u toUowa: !ll"lmBrY department, ond Mro. Elders, Richard Owens, Rus. BacbDer, auistant. Pr1mary tei.chers are Mrs. aall I.Y<>n•. James &tlllvan, Robar! llagger1;r, Paul lla,plonstaU, Bactmer, Mr1. Am ~• •.and JoiUI Full%, Mrll. George Ander- Mro. Rl<hord Vaushan. Mro. Eel·8011. Mr1, Wallace and Mrs. E. ward Crooko Is "chairman of the 0, Towkobary. oradlo roll d..,...-ntond Mro. DeaCOil!, Carl Horky, Be1ilel Lyons, Mra. Harley, · and Mra. Colelpan, Vincent Dabo, Marcus Marcua Chambers are home de· Chambers, and Leland Brown. parlment "'perlniAmdento. Mro. Trustees, Robert Hagger"Q", Ru"el' Ia chairman or . Hubert Ta,ylor, Richard Sauer, tho ,.uth ""-bnent. Dwigbt Wallace, Carl H or k y, Mrs. SUe« was re • elected Lewis Sauer, Don Lowery, Mra. elllrch organlot, with Mrs. llaj>J. E. Harley, aftd Mrs. Leland too.ltall oamed her aaslatant. Broom. Mro. ~ Downing Ia oenlor • ' • •tn • lO • m .... •. • . ...,.,,.J.i·;iJ;;; · or • ~ IIleY are I;:::;~·~:, to .u.mt~ .• Ill"!~ '' ••ltin ... .u ~-=.. - p.m . ~ da,y ........... - wbo llqlroved odueotional service• for hallllcapped chlldren are ex.. pei:ted to rollaw the Southeastern Ohio Conference oo Excopllonal Children held at Burr Oak Lodge In Glouster allendod by three llelp C<~onY ochoolllllminiotra- -en, ws Tueldly throulh today. o..rat ••~treetopln"'a"W""' nelda:r •a tbat IIUblk aW 1 1M had - - the Ia aaJ1 Ilia -lal - - wllldl - - !Ito~""" olrheroblll- a*la& ...... !Ito "• .... Tualdv, ·lilt Superintendent c1 s.hools; tlto-blld-lada,- . . G - lllqraves, Sitler!"' laC lt·Wollld- u _ .. . ' t _ . or tho lloiBB 1.oea1 School on F........, 1L " Pl.-e;;.U.ollll · District, .... Jolla Rlobel, ~or­ Robert llolp COunty . l-cl~tsral.oeaiS4:hOol . bistrlct, In the souiona. --11>-.*" Tho - · rulldlld. Ulllier drWorl • federal~ Ia aWOI'Idqrooa- .600. lim for ~ tllo 1$68 ~: ••.latralll!'• .,. tile ~ .;,.._,, ~! Ilia ond Caum;y School .... vice P e r - AIIOd- lho Ilia to """""' . ·'!'"I. dill-. ltioul,lt' ' � 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/. 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