https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9f77f26b77c1c18c7850f78d04d32fc0.pdf 73b427dbbbd7a498bbeb05923157c805 PDF Text Text • • r, ~ Q.alb ' .. - -not! p~VWiepnn. ()., Til.......,., J-., :11, 116f ' WW~!"t~· > .. 0 New Bill Would Beef Up Civil Rights Com·mission COUJMBUS (UP~ iudaJ, Soao. Calvin C. Jcmooo, DClnclmatl, and M. Morrlo Jaekll<llt, D.Cievelllld, oald their leglalatlon would strengthen and expand powers of the Ohio Civil Riglrts Commission. , The oenators oald theT loll more mQN!O' should be Ktven to the Clvll Rlglrts Conunlssloo to operate, but they were ·~ 00tlmistlc about get1lng more money.'' "Flrst t h i n g s flnt," sald Jomson Wednesda)'. "Without tbe laws, money can do no III>Od. uwe feel that the matter of discrlmlnatlon In housing, publie acconunodatlons and emplosment has been bettered with the Civil Rlg!tts commtsslon, but ~.ere to be done. WASHINGTON Is a lot more AdmJts p ue bl0 1 ~avv .J 17' Abandoned to .n.oreans Tbe legislation would cover CORONADO, Calif. (UPI)....... elgh.t specific areas, 1""'16-Uoe The skipper of the USS Pueblo's tram addit1ona1 inttiatory lnves- sister intelligence ship, the tlgative powers to including sin- Banner, was testifying and gle and double family dwellings Cmclr. Lloyd M. Bucher's in the civil rights coverage. eivlllan attorney asked him: A total of 16 bills were intro· "After what has happened. do duced ln the House Wednes- you aometimes feel that there but tor the grace or God, go 1, d.,-. Included were two bills aim- when 1 see Pete Bucher?'' ed at basically the same goal. u. cmdr. Charles Clark, who They would establish the of~ took the BanDer successtully m. .ftce of a public defender. One many missions ott the Chinese would put the o«tee at a state Communist, North Korean ancl level while the other would Rua·' · n .............. before the • .... ........D... open it at a county level. Pueblo was captured, would not Both bUll were Introduced by answer the question. Clark' a teslilnon)' Wednesdsy concluded another dramatic day · Education of In wtdch the commander oaval forces operating from Japan admitted tbere were (Continued from l'a8e 1) neither Navy ships or planes or very dramaUcally in investAir Foree craft in a po&IUon to menta for students," Yoctatm come to the aid of the Pueblo In oays. time when it was attacked ott Educators and administrators ••· - - - of North ~alike feel the 108th General As- ·~ ~· The hearing toda.y goes Into oembly hao the ~zy to put Ohio In the lorelroot or the cloHd sessi~ with Lt. Stephen nation educatiooally. They SAT. Harris. an intel.l1genee officer generally, that more money in aboard the Pueblo who had a v-·· state...,pporled Instruction will pave the W"'f, Alsot they add that broadened instruction will help solve the ·welfare problema of tbe IJtate b,y reductna the d_....,cy on Pr, PLEASANT - At the anhandruts lrom the local, state nual organbatlonal meeting of Olld federal goVernments. the Board or Trustees of PleaS· ant VallOT Hospital, G. A. Rial was elected prealdent, Charles lAMam, Vice Preoldelil, Charleo J, H,yer, Secrelar)' Uld Jack TONIGHT, JANUARY 30 Fndh, Treaourer. Member• of the Exe<utlve Cornml- are G. NOT OPEN A. BliP, Charles J. H,yer, Dr. Jack Buxton Uld Carl Adler. Members also elected to the FRIDAY & St TURDAY board for a three year term ue JAN. s1 - rna 1 T. R. Friar, Paul Childers, H. "TRACK OF THUNDER" A. Jolmaon, Jameallall Uld Char(Technicolor) lea Lanham. TOIII Kirk • Ray Stricklyn Tbe hospital Is In the process AND of completlna a $1,356,1100 addi''FlRECREEK.. tion and tw.r new doctor a bave (Technioolor) been added to tile stall within the Jas. Stewart + HeiU'y Fonda put 18 IIIClllths with spedallzy SHOW STARTS 7P. M. medical training that Includes ern 11d YkMreat l'aJWe• tbia 10&r Ilion In 1968, tho Acriculture ~ predlcta, otfleial• said a turWJ" ol COUJMBUS (IJPI)-Ttn ~ ~ A. 19 Western states last fall aosdsy b,y lbe Oblo - · TWo ot the _ . ......... Ullocl ...... MEIGS THEATRE virtually autonomous oonunand, of .-. h·~·'ed as one u~~~:~ sc II;IUW witnesses. After today' a session the hearing will be recessed until bccouae Monday Bucher was said to be exhausted and -~~ under In the court itself Snu"'l:l'l.l paperwork. Rear Adm. Frank L. John8011 BBld hi& sta1l' ccota.cted the 5th Air Force and was told It would two hours more before planes could reach the •ceDe. The aircraft carrier Enterprise was 600 miles aWIJ' and her be planes out of rBDD. The treaty with Japan forbade sending land-baaed planes. Clark said he felt the Pueblo ohould oever have been armed with two .50 caliber machine ps which were completel.Y lnade(lua.te. said 8 decision whether to send planes or wanhips to aid the Pueblo was In any event a ....~'"" 1 " senaitlve '""'"" politica1 decision" wh.lch could be made at no lower level than the commander-in-cltief for the Pacltic. Johnson Cardiology, Anesthesiology and General SUrgery. This Is ln addition to the active stall that Includes general .surgery, general pracdce and Obstetrics Uld GymcoiOIIY. ·Handi·capped plred - · ""'thl ............ elalltw--~ Plvt of tilt ~-·- were RepJbU...., the ·live earlier a survey rourd more than 14 million urea with "JignUlcant" infestattoo.a ot Democl'ola. eight or more grasshcgMtrs COLUMBUS (Upl) - There were . . . - Yltltoro to the Geaoral AaoeuDiy Woclllosdsy. Larpet cc•••npri ol acbool _...,....yanL President sludaotf .... WASHINGTON (Up!)- Prtol- dent Nllron, oont1nu1ng to .,..._ u.s. centrale 00 Ioreiio poUcy, will go abroad 110011, probably to - • Initially with NATO COWl· I."Uiu.er tries. He also has made it clear that Secretary of Stale William P Ro will be his chlet for - ants, am experienced sLVtrfn. tendents, ideas a1111 procedures were presented which will help to improve educational services for tendleapped chlldren ln local districts. A planning session was being gers el':t!~:O==~atlonsdirec­ to H rbert G Klein toldagroup r e w'edn .. l. .. "I--'d o1 newsmen e.......,: expect, depending on world events, that he would go abroad iD the next few mooths . ., Kl In sa.ld be thought Nbon "lAI.I .:OUt: want to meet with heads ~countries involved intheNortb Atlantl Tr t;y OrganizaUon c ea (NATO) before corudderlng any trip to Russia. Several weeks before hll ln~ ation Nixon told newsmen augur ••• ~ ... ~. ' 111 held b,y Oelecled administratorS and consultants today. Thisgrq laid the groundwork lor estal>- MAI<E ELJE~FELD$ IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER. WE ARE OPEtll BOTH F~IDAYAND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9. BIG SELECTION~ IN EVERY DEPARTJIENT - FURNITURE - FLOOR COVERINGS FURNISHINGS- DRAPERIES FOR YOUR HOME~ND WEARING APPAREL FOR YOU~ FAMILY • . SALE PRICES In at his tran!l on ·~wu -rs New York that '"you can expect that oolng the Orst six months, we will be traveling quite a bit. I want to get to know the leaders of other naUoos and I want them to get to knaw me., White House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said no travel plano hsd been set, although be Confirmed there ·has been diacusslon among White House IJtatf members (11 WQrking foreigntra · vellnto Nlxoo'.ll schedule. from troaton that tho Cclmmunlot delegttiOOII wUI enter Into the bockotaae bar,.._ning after the two sides have rellized they cannot achieve a breakthrough in the well publicized pleMrY aesaicm. American olllclalo today d&nled widespread French radio am:! news911.er, reports that oeoqulcentemtal. The Senate pa81od the resolution Tuesdsy ""' seal It to the llouoe Wednesdsy, where It .... approved unantmoualy b,y 52.15 2 DRESS $5.00 COLUMBUS (Upl) - A but was Introduced In the Ohio llouH Wedneoday b,y Rep. M,yrl Just Received Special Group Young Mon• 5.95 Slacko.......... Sala 3.00 Mono 7.95 Bl~nkat Llnool Tw;ll Zlppor Jachh .... 5.00 Mon• 4.95 L•nv SlaO¥o Sport Shlrto...............--.... 3.50 Boy• 2.95 Long Sloovo Sport ShlrtL............... - .• 2.00 Mon• 3.95 Long Sloovo Sport Shlrto:....................... 2.60 Spociol Purchan Mon• Flonnol Wo.. Shirtl .......... 3.95 Salol Boy• 3.95 ••• 3.50 Orou Slocko............ - ..-2.00 Mo01 5.95 Cavolry Twill or Corduroy Work Panh 4.00 Final Cl .. n Up Solo Prlcos All Boys Swoaton Another ShiPlfrt 1Hc01 A~to'1Jtlc . Electric Blankets Values to $6.50 colors. Special Value! Young Mens Banlon Crew Socks._. 69c to eatablllh a special, tree lleense tag for disabled veterans In Ohio. The bW ~ r.,..tre the state to eotablllh a taa marked "DV" to ropreoent the dloabled veteran1. Special S.ltl Twl1 W Sets Smooth lilp Serla Innerspring -Mattreu and- matohlng Box sprb>go - In your choice ol Maple, Walnut or Plaotic beadhoard with oteellrame. Solo • SJQ•D! Turtle & Mode Turtle Mec:h Corduroy Slaclts . ;.;.1! :M Yaluo• to U.OO Sale $2.50 Valun to $5.95 Salo $3.50 Slim and R.,ular Yaluos Ia $7.50 Salo $4.50 Sale! Flrescreens ·•· Andirons - Loa Cradles Gas Lop and Fire Sets · · Black, Black and Brass . and ~diterranean Ha,orool Silver. JUST ARRIVEDI. I La11e shlpme"' of Marvel 0 Metal Wardrobes, Utility Cabinets. Chinas and Base Cabinets at Janu- •J Sale Prices. • Special Purchase! Special Sale! VETERANS 14EMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Th<rnaa Fauber, Albany; Harald Sauer, RD, Flanntl Back Table CoJfrs 52' by 52 .Inches .... 1.39 ~~ by 70 Inches, ... ua ../ ' Middleport; C. R. Jorden, RutClarence '1'_.4 New Haven; Leah Swill, Mldilleport, Oaa Me>o CUDI. Rutland. DISCHARGES Gertrude [)$e, Martha Selrls,J 0 I I I e Price,~ Jdtnobn,-r& Bwoch, Allco Clloe, Clara ~ ' ' is from our resular sloe~ o. . ~- mUI•' >J···· ·- · The current ~sse built '4' over Allied demands to dlsCuu first the restoration ot the DemWtarized Zone (lll\IZ), the mutual pullout of troops frolil the South and the exchange ot prisoners. Rejecting tlatly the Allied negotiating sheet, the Communists are demanding with ita JnODeY 8lld. its time. The anllwero tO thase queot1m1 • - clearl,y lhatxuemean11v1 of a DI-ce. . . ' Big aeltcUcm ol new Pllleruo new COlora. P~actlcal - W.: ~ and every ooe an extra 1190d'llue. ' '' ' 'q I SALEsLIPS FROM - ~ "" I dU!Ic:ttlt quelllan- whOre did lbe tlmo 10 Uld- did we do with II? Thil II a queolkln wllb nol deplb Uld the IIIIWOr Ill It lelia Ul we art , . Wlln ..,. l!Vea. At the end of oach lllllllb a lcllool dlilrlcl 1110 look lllck to 800 It hao diu volved. It seems to be that way with public lnolltutlooa, such as .a. ..n lblnp Uld not-eo-good lllil>go MJpeneot Too otten you hear only - granted. !IIYen to the good thlngo. In tlllo column 1 1111empt to point out as 1118111 piOII thlnp aa I can. I 1969 that oor over 3,1100 studenio 011c1 125 professional stall membero 1l1lrt ~ In t h e are pnl1;y much taken ftn lbout the not.-so.sood ones, Fre1 think 1 caa report honestly quenlly, Utile real . - to to ;you that ,mmg Jani!OI')' of feel that t1t1a Is ' er,. oy·. - .... B uch er AKRON (IJPJ) - Sal. Stephen M. Young. D-Ohlo, today Indicated the commander ol the captured lntolligonce shlp Pueblo Mlllld be called belore the Senate Armed u.s.s. Forces Committee. Young, a member or the commt-, dueted In our .llehools. There is a lot of oolse made ,about the not - 110 - . ~: Little !• .W oozy lair Iince constant battle or education to bad thlnaa teem to be report.. puib boek the clouda or ignor. ed vel'1 "'lckly In a COOIIIIUD- anco In order to permit the ounll;y b,y particular parents, lltl· oblne · of _1\!ll'!lfnl to !>real< denll ill' teadiers 1Vbo are In- tbr<iulb. MaQ1 thouolllda of miles were oafe!Y vaveled b,y oor buosea durlna JII&IU'j', -·-~s and thou-~- of 1&1 :_.~~ mealo _::-served ~w··-· w our - . lfDat of our otudenta learned to rtilid .,_,., to write betler, end ' to do malloemalica belter · .; ) ·· . : durlna JtiiiUU7. Most of our N"~it( ~ arm,r teachoro hsd a pleaoant protes( -~TON - DESPI'IF. WHAT COULD BE FORMIDABLE slonal relallooshlpwiththelrotu~ . Pi:ealdelil Nlmn hal - n prellmlnaey steps toward dents, with other teacbera. Uld ~Jill Glo: .draft with an all-volunteer tlfiiiY, as soon ao Vietnam with tile ldmlnlllratlon. Moll ot ~ I• ''auboltt~lf reduced." e<qresa probably woUld have our sledento COIIIllctedthernaelvW~a,..~ of the 4rafl. The 'currentSelectlve Service 88 well in clasaes. Most of them ..... .lrialo1n1: came to school ...,....., and . ~ cONHoal- i1eariJ11a In 1187, the Pentaaoo opJI!IIocl · were mllme. llfDst olthem tried fl an illl..yoJ.,..teor Arl!l¥. clalmi!V, It waalmpra<li<al . hard to learn as much u the1 coat '10 bWkla to $15 bllllon to boost military wapa could. 1M, :pc,jlit of.allrilliiDI ->&h men on a areer basis. I could lilt IIWIY other areu ·111 whi(ll l could uae the IIIIJo<· itn ........ to ducrlbo t b o i>o,d~ end piOII actMtloa CCIII- lotllard.I/Olullleer Our c:ook c -·~learning. s, our "'llOIIU!oUIIl.ll, and our bu8 drl ....... · vera are """.&.Ufi to ckJ a good job lor ;you, the pile. The administration 1' expend. lng Ito ellorto to P<OWce an lmproved total educational program, So, ,mmg Jlllltlai')' of 1969, the Melp Local SChool Dislrlct ""' buOT at the lmj>ort&l)t tasks that haYe been !IIYen to ll Without too much nolae or fuos anolloer mooth of amcalion baa gone Into .the - · · Now "" start a nell -....-· ~· and durlna It IIIOlll of the _ . e ill • volvocl In oor dlltrlct will be lr7lna to move abeod apln juol 81 did In January. So lime aues b,y Olld ._,.u,y ._.,.., mont comeo, Jlllllar)' of 1969 lo """'' The OIIJICilimd1;y for your child to learn with the hours In tile ochool daTI ol tllla month will aover l'elunl. We . _ he 1188!1,'thom well. If JtOt, be will havallluse the school hour• of Februuy, 1969 twice aa eiflcisotl,y •• he would have diu -...too. u..r Wotl't,.. discuss tllla wllh the In ,....,. 11111111 Uld 811• courqe ldm or her to uoe the ·- t1mo well. aald Cmdr. Uoyd completed, the commitbold ''IIIDraulb bear lnp or the eat1re Plleblo lnct- "'"slimed tee would Buchtr lhould be about "surrendering hU sbJp Ill lour boors wbeo he didn't even defend tbe sldp. n Yomg said, as aocrt as a Naval lniJiiry Into the capture of the aioqJ b,y North Korea II deht. .. pla,;::-:::-ringlng blast oent & &nl' cloud mu-"......... ·tiYOr -lll!ll!!i ..... Welbfnltm orer till ·• • ltd!: ""' apllt, """" afao w .. lbe admlnlatnollai!! IIi North Vlelbameae _...,. olor- lnc 'l'hul'sdsy'a ...ror- - U.S. B52 bomblca were «wr:'= Inc to ....... North Vfeljl..... -"""·""' ~ they _ , laerea"n81Jirrtllled over the contlmdng reu••wJ ... ..... flllhl•. LOolp - .......... IIIII' - · bad beendenied larplad 1ut Norll\ - clenled tbat !1ctot0i!, _. tbe recoeiNII'I..,. fllllldo - ol North Vlalnom the ~ - .... to - Pretddaot Dwight D, Uld 111o W-lllledS.,ofPip ....... waa to the late Jolm F. KM- YCllllg aaJd lbe Pueblo Inci- neob'. dent wao huJnlllallng to fwOhln'a IODior al• mer Prealdert l<)'lldat B. J - predicted I ..... In Vietllllll . . the IJ2 """ ,lllne lncl- nam b,y lbe end of the nar. 11t1 aald be felt mmo 200,1100 U.S. _ , . . . _ , I n - v-m 3 Burned Sen·ously In Blast tank oc cbemlcals at the Union Carbide plastics il addlllcin tD Story to be Checked would Juno. ~ In """""' - YCllllg and Sea. WUUam B. SUbe, R • Cillo, wee here to. do,y tD pi lint - 011 Pft)bl611la urt.an ._.u cJ,to In from the cltlea. - · ol the - · U larger MARIETTA, Ohio GJPD Three men remained in serious Time marches on. Ito Tomorrow February of1969 will - miraclei!J. Yoo may leel that it's .,..n a bad w1ater - weatherwlae thai Is -but actually, C<liD,PU"ed to the j'sood old days, .. it's 10 far been a mlldooe. It was exactly 70 ~· 110 1bat tbe ~turea In Meigs c00111y really hltbottAin. lnP~.erw<llll'ingtho - k or Feb. 9, 1899, throuilh Feb. 11, lbe llti;;zlll"""a .....,... lroJm - boiOw zero to . · ··., . --·1· -2 ··~··-,· ·' _- . - ·.· j' ~ - ·,, • ' ' The %1 below was offteially rec01_, on 1 govenunent therm<llleter. H<M'ever, Rdtlabd etme ill w'Uh a report of 40 below aad Pagedte bid a 32. Tbese lOlls were recorded on Feb. 10. A newopaper account of the cu1d weather period In 1899 stated: Jured. In serious condltlm at ...... __ "This Js the coldest weather ever recurded in dtia comuy, as ietta Memorial HOIIPilal were 1ar 11 We bear of a man who lard 1 IIOiglobor say when he Jdtn J. Malloy, 45, Parkers- was a bqy tlat it wu down to26 below right here ln Pomeroy, Twenburg, W. Ya.; Deon Wlthom, ty is about the extreme, however. 27, Marleua, and Herman Ham.,The aufferlng in Metes CouiiQ', pDil'llly speeldng, was not so brick, 35, Marietta. severe as It ... been wheo •careely halt so cold. The air was dry Charlos W, carman. person- and shon>, all the moisture lavi!V been lrozen out oil~ The hea'VY nel d)Jector for the plant, said exceosive heat had been detect- snow ·ma the grumcJ am bulldlrw:s was a Godsend. h pn the whel1 a ed In tha tam just before the cmnlartable co~ac IDd made the houses much warmer than they biOwov and men opraylng the would haw othurirlae beea. n There were 15 laches of snow on the groulid during the week. tank with water to lower Its So, you 100, Baby, It's really DOl cold outolde, temperature wore lniured. He oald a cbeml-' -ctlon ·BASKETBAlL FANS SHOULD-~·- m~•s ~· ~~. In the .. . o··' """sed the heat •••of· - hal ~ ·~ "' b,y ~dOT, Feb. 15, when a speclal evening play been set.., the and the blih ' pre11ure which Racine 111gb School Alumni Aaooelatlon. l'll>lured tile tank, opewlng tile At 1 p, m. In the hlglo ochool, Mb Uld olxth graders of Racine molten cloemlcalo. There wao will meet flllio Uld olxth I!Rders of Syracuoe. Immediately followtnr no ftre, be •ald. this event, Solltloern District Coaclles Bob Aaioley, Rusa Haq>er, Couseofthapreuureboolld-11> Jim Adame, Junior Wolle, Larr)'Wollellldl>ulneWol!e,willmeet """ DOt detel'1llinedl Carman an alumni team .,_.... of Jack - e k , Romdo Salser, Alron aald there was m estimate of Wolle, Dlek Teylcr, Tom Wolle, Dick YOIIJIIL •Pearuta" Wickline, d.._s. Vic Wolle, Dennie lW1 Uld Doo Weese. Carman oald all prnduc:tion .· Admllllon wW be 50 centa lor adulll Uld 25 cento lor obllents. units but the daml&edlhad Proceocla? They'll 10 to the alumnlallliOCiatlon ocholarolo!p fund. reoumed normal • - b,y late 'l'hul'sdsy, LOCAL RELATIVES OF MR. ANDMRS.ErnestJoluoaon,lormerIn lair condition II lllarletta ly ol llldilliPort ~ Cheahlre, recehod ..,"""'""'"Ill W-sdsy. HoOPIIal were Ernest BrownMr. lid lira. J - are cmftned to CDido...cJark Roolleld, 48, Porkersburi. W, Vs.; pllal In Parilm'lburr. W, Vs., lid have been a1nee Jan. 11. That was Ranlall Halper, 23, lltlpre; the dOT lbey wai'e ...,.....,. b,y carlloo nwmlde wtd1e vloltiJie their Charles Tomotall, 40, Belpre, oon lid llfr. Uld Mro. -Joluoaon, Uld daugloter, WIUiam Nutter, 41, Parkers- - e , 1n Belpre. burg, W. Vs., and Arlhur R. IIGoald ' died of car11oo IIIOIIOXIde ~'Wo Mra. Jolonsoo Uld (~1>1011 ' " ' - 6) - · (ContiDtoed 00 Pap 6) g- .....,..NI>Ia,., Dumping Problems Canvassed Problema Involved In eolab- l!lllllni and opentlng • .......,._ 11111111111 cbnp were b,y a ateorlng comml- Wednesdsy, ~sed of - · of the -era! -~ proaldent& of boarda of -.hlp trua'leea end CouaO' Commit- Clark, lbe COOIIII-ln alii- of the Cclun1;y Health llaparimont. No--.. . . readoedllld II ,., agnod .a nother IJiei!llae willbeholdiiOOII. -....la-toComm l a - Clark, were~ Coltrlll, Sc:lplo Twp.; c. O.Flaber Olld Jolll Zerkle, lllddli!IGJt; Rutlaad ~ Ell Doi>l-. liar.... Wood, -ord; IIQJ r-~ . _ Twp.; cod<, Olive Twp.; ChariN Hll, a.uter Twp.j JDJM .. Un, Columbia Twp.; DQ:Id blent•, pnaldent of lbe Caltll1 AsooclallCil of ToMIIIIIp .,.,.... toes; Dmald WWIIma, ...... ...... proteclor; Ma7qr Cl!to'les Lepr, I'Umer<IJ; 'lbtlllitlft lord, ~ Tllp.; D_,lil-., o.....,.... i ww. s.n ";, ., sell and Oreri Weart, Twp.; Olear lWmiDaD>, ~ Tllp.; llarmall ~ - - o f ~ ..... ""'Beulah . . . . . beaJih dollarlmenl edmlal-· . alololaat. :::::t-:::~~~~~ , ,!ii!Blll~!!a.~~~~~., ·Ferment • '•. Money Needetltto , In Welfare Finance/....,.t Progra~"· ' ' ~ 'I Geolrll A~ would proWblWI . ~ to .,.. Gor. J -( $ 52 by 90 inches .... 2.49 60 Inches ro111d.. .. 2.49 • DULl& llii!'S WASIUNGTON CIJPrj - Allen w. Dullea, 75, . llll'll)er director of the Central · IIMUiael!<e Aa· Olley, died late W....sdsy nlaflt IJoath waa attributed to <C>IIPll• <ttlOill lnRijiiiA and p..... tho Department. Ends Saturday ... j 2nd Floor Furniture ,, ' ' 1 Now ol Solo Prlcoo creuu.... , landl Walter HendrtekJ, Ract.ne; SUITS AND SPORT COATS all name brands REDUCED 20 to 5K Men's Dress Slacks, year rOIIIII weiaht "Reduc&d" lien's Dress Gloves, lined and 11111ined Yz Price .,\: ·l.Oea,l Sehaol District ~ - · .._ JOIIUOr,y of a, ..,..-, IIIII lr7 to !Iaure , Otil Wbel'e au the · Wt ·llJo alk oaraeiVel a much ··-D'' •-• •----';..., For The Infant, Toddler, Boys and Girls··· Thru 12 of Schools-•NO. 76 oozy. reJected U.S. pr<JpONla that the - · 1n v-.n, cooference 4lsc:u:..• tbe nltora- -llalted the AlliN only plodpol to an eerly PartJclpatlon lor the tlon of the Demilitarized Zoao, . . -... a l a - - t h e Viet Cong In a coalltlon cabln<K IJ>MZ) the exchanp of prllo- Camn1111llta eealed tloolr ac· In SllaoiL ners, and the "~ ~ra-­ The Allies tooiAT held low- wal" or North Vtetnamose ""' Laolllo had aaJd In hll level working .11esslona to start Allied lr<q>o, Jll"fPred atatemeat ecnt•'"'na pre_partna tor next week"a The lalt poJat, howe¥er, alio the al!tr that lbe kOO' to a meeting. A diS<ret>IJlCY 11>- generated a split In lbe Allied ,PNCiful IIOlutim waa "to peared to have _.-ed In the ranks. arfllllliO the llllllllal witiMirawal position of the American Uld A apoke81111D for tile South of all external lorceo lrCllll South VIetnamese delegatlooo Vtetnamose delegation aald that South v-.n, Uld that lnon the withdrawal of troops tho SaJp ...ermneat .... volveo the withdrawal of North !run the IOUih. ollcklng b,y the Manila agree- Vtetnamoae military Uld aul>Following 'l'lluroday•o Parla moot hanunered out by former verafve forces to Nor1h Vietmeetln& wtdch Cll UD111 Prtoldent 4-ndon B. Jolmaoo nom. Aa that ~. the aller nltbl!all, LOolp llllliiUI1Ced &lid lbe beacll or the olheJ' wltiMirawal of Allied lorcea will the COII>Jnlmlol olde had eountrlea ftgbtlnK lllu>galde the oonunenee." ~w;J.~ ~I dlllrlel'tl~.,. c~lo, and al"!' -lbt!1P"'l!! , 8bo<!LU,. - ·. . . ...~~Puii·--MlW·'"~, . . o ·"' , . lli!!Jilo·of''"'r c:ilolif>'Y, Tho ~hi'\~!~ -and · ma.it>rlzy :ot our ol!tllaD!o a~ ~uads lrCllll at •-at throe i_ _ ..._ . • 1Vllll did . _ . In the Mod&• lliii are not-ao...taflt are thea& tea<htr ..... llhead .. ~ ~ 8 · ::"t·· ~ - · • ""'I'IUokln I.oeal SChool District In Jan. IIIII pin all the attentlotl. Tbo art prea._ lOWDa IIOar tllls OIDo River city ., .. ..Jill':llllla, MWJIIll to bllabce tiii'Y of 1969? Well, both pld 1111np _ tile good thlnaa :'~ teawi::;,the lmjJorlant ol17,000. Thirteen men were ID1 THE NIXON ADMINISTRATION haa cut olf BARGAINS ,TEN CENT~ prlllrit,y for political queotiOI!Iln tho - . - hQI)I of achlovinll Go _,_. o. d Things Hannened in J.,-anuary :.a:d:.:: ;:;:o:~: T r t • e~ploded ·*"* ~~ Reduced tor Quiet Clearance Sport Knit Shirts Permanent Press ~ . · J,..;•,......, ...,~ It 'Qiorae Jlatlraves, s..L Jaew-egate /3tol/2 OFF ropolO prQiect b,y loanlqr 1 Pllllll> ·after aootOOr broke down. Shown on 1110 job abuve are, lorepOIDIII, Reid Will, kDeellns; Albert Martin, Pomeroy wator BII>Orintendent, In bole, Uld Harold a.., Nlddltport maintenance supervilor. standlu& at left, and Joe Martin, Pomeroy water o~ee. - -Photo. H. Sloemaker, D-Bournevtne, school aid money to ftve school districts in the South, telUng them they could have Ute funds, on a retroactl.\19 bui1 only if they de•BRregate within 60 days. Secretary oC Health, Edueatlon an:l Welfare Robert H. FiDch said the action was taken, eflec:tlve midnight Wednesday, be~se '"all or the alternatives -have been e:xhausted" to plD com»llance with the 1964 Ctvn Rights Act. Slit 'lt~UING IN TilE - A -liDO llnalt Cll Weal Ifill>&. Ia Pt111er01 hal bcea ....,. 1111 liiiiJ'I~ lor 1l1llar cJoslarlmenl -kers. The break, which reduced preosure In Pomeroy aad Nlddl...,.-1, .... I!Jall,y i - nnn'ocla1 alterDooa after three <taT• or digging thrOIJIIh IKJO.mlx blickQ oG Ml1o-St. Ml6tleport water department employctes gave Pomeroy an aaslat oo the IT,M;. ond double bod •izoo.l The Kiddie Shop allriiCI Allied and Communist officials held a private meeting in the ftnal paris or Thursdsy'o 7'h hour marathon seuion, the second. weekly meeting ot the BJPI,nded Vietnam talks. The next session of the conference wUI tlke place Thursdsy, lnlormarts said thlt if an agreement oo such secret talks would be atruck with the Commwti at aide the latter would be represented by Hanoi voice vote. to 31,181ldlled and 196,825 woonded. ~ peace agreement on VIetnam. Ameftcan delegates un4er chlel - " t o r HOIII')' Cabot Lodge wore described b,y infonnants as OOtrw conftdent .' deaths in the Vietnam War had passed the 31,000 mark. Spokesmen said 190 Americans were killed and 1.277 wounded in f1gbt1ng during the week ending Jan. 25. The losses pushed total U. S. c.....tties .11, _... FRIDAY, JANUARY 31.. 1969 PARIS (UPJ).. Allied dlploo mata oald Ieday they erpect North VIetnam and tho Viet Ca1g ·t o agree to aecret o:uotacta 1000 to break t.tt the C1U'tent deodlock over bow to - " t e COLUMBUS (IJ~ The OlolD House conC\U'red Wednesdll,;r a Senate resolution loolloo'lnl the Univeralzy of Cincinnati on Ita House District seat. Miss Vall~ resll!lled two weeks ago to be appointed state oenator. ..........,. ---...~-;...-~ Loun(er& and Recliners. Vinyl and Cloth Upholstering. Visit our 3rcl Floor Furniture Dept. (ConthNed lrom Page I) W ASIIINGTON - POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 111811 SChool. ter House Democrats IWNVed his _ . , . _ SUI. Wilkowski succeeded Marlgene Vallqu- In the 79th . / I COLUMBUS (Up!) - Artlwr Wilkllwsld, 40, Toledo, an attorney, was sworn in as a member r1 the otdo Houle of Repre..,.,wives Wednesdsy af- en tin Secret Bargaining t~~~~tt?t~~~f~?tt/?:~~f~~~~rr~~~~rr~~r~=~=~:~=~=~=~=~=~=~:~~rr~~ft~=~~~=~=ft~~~t?~=~= to • A SPECIAL GROUP OF CHAlliS FROM BERKL!ME HAS JUST ARRIVED. Swivel Rockett - Rock.O· News ..• in Briefs Ultimatum given . 1 ON CHA·IRS Oiber Ylaltors Included: Sevoath gradero lrom Van BUren Junior 111811 Sebool, Kttlerln8; some sodaJ. lbdlea student• from Cllnlm · Junior' ll1g!t School, Columbus, and 30 stu- ,, • ' ~. --· XXI NO. f97 .. I SPORT Values ~ -~ f • .Tlf ~; '. " • 1 ,, oto--- Abroad · lrom lbe ninth • grade clvi<l cla11 at Emor8UI Junior ll1g!t SChool Ill Lakewood. There were 50 of the Will Go (Conlimoed lrcxn Page I) 53.65 2 for l7JO SALE $5o00 . JACUTS, CAR COATS, TOP COATS tnd All WEATHER COATS Allllerclrandist - · wen 0C11111rmoc1 Wed- ,..,., at t~oiah 110'J• J ISRAEL TODAY ACCEPTED AMERICAN ad!i<o apiust &trlkllalolng acooperadveprogrom!or 1ng back at lraq lor the trial Uld hanging of alleaod Jewlah spleo. Pediatric a, Internal Mecliclne and exceptional children in Mbhroe, · 1n Jenasalem, Foreign Mfnister Abbe Ebln aaid tbe "'farelal" trills Noble and Washington counties. 80 on despite worldwide protests. ''But this C«Ultt')' must do nothIng to provide lraql rulers with excu.,~ to inJure !hOm (,Jews) In HONORABLE ~ON 1raq, Glen Crisp, Meigs, received The Nixon adminlstration earlier advised Israel .,.mat venhonorable mertlon ln Woclllosday geance blows which migbt wOrsen the M1dl:lle East crista t~:ttweeD nlgtJt'o District 14 FFA public Arabs ard Jews and poulbly lead to I nuclear power eOnO.ict.. apeaklng contest at Marietta. Also, In Wasloington, the State Department aald Wednesdsy thall>ro Americans, oD e~neer Paul T. Bail m1 hla wife, Elizabeth, both 45, formerly o1 Houston have been arrested without bein& told the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ctoaraes In Bqbdad. ADMISSIONS - Clarence Al>Tbe ~rature I n - n derson. Racine. Pcmel'O)' at 11 L DL Thursday ~~ DISCHARGES - Marl' WeavTbe ~ly bJmn alng 0( with Ught nin tailing. "as 55 deer, James Stover. the C~ch of God at Cheater greet. will be tield at 7:30 p.m. SotunlaT. & The I.W.ocl group of the 8YOillng WtiJ be the Adami Trio to from Raceland, Ky,, a ,.Blue ........ siJie of 1li>IPOi foo SS.DD atnaera. Tho Roo. CheiiDr Br:rant, pallor, an Invitation to lbe pd>lle. . DOWNIE-GROSS ·: CLEAIWKE SALE SWEATERS Sweaters, $7.50 Values b7 eo......... lhowed fewer t:Mn 9.5mW1on acre.a ot rangelaDd were. lnleoted olgniiiCIU!Il.Y. One yeer Biggs Elected President 1 Group Yz Price Boy's Turtle Neck Briefo, News o Cover Eight Areas THE OLE GROUND HOG WILL COME OUT TO STAY WHEN HE SEES THE FINE BARGAINS AT (UPJ) - ably wW have leso t.....,.o with griuhOCIP81"1 ron Weat- ClevelaDd, w~ al!erocl a wort: Geor&e E. Mu- bW tn tile lblae wtdch ~d tics, ~.Fairview Pork; CorHoo slY• otate unlveroltlea more E, DaY!_, R-lraiiiOII; Robert pnwer In dealing with campuo E. Levitt, R.C..-; Robert A, dloordera, bulldlntr aelzuna, Uld lolamlng, 11-Akron, Uld Cbester dl11"111J11ve aeta. The bW proridecl that lilY T. Cruze, R.Cinclmatl. student Involved In dlaordero Better Legal Aid Primary ooneern of the spon- c:ould be ouopended !rom schoQI - s ..., to provide better lepl 011c1 denied admloslon to UJY aid to lndlgeal periiOII&-- odllta other state UDJ.verllt;y. In the Senate Wednesdsy, olx and jUYeolles. A stato public derender, with bills were int:rolllced.. Ten gub-plftl'S to cverate in all 88 omatorial 8111101-enla were counties, woold be paid $24,960 oonftrmed and three reaolutloos amual17, whUe a countoY de- adoplocl. Both bouees of the Cieneral fender, either elected or appointed, would be paid the Aasembly were to hold morning same as comrt;y prosecutors. sessions toda¥, then adjourn unRep. George V. Volnovlch, R- til MoodsT evening. • ~T Legislative ' Fanlhira anrJ ranehet• pi'CJb.. An omnl- the oame live _ . , . . . They but dYil rbdrta bill """ to be - c e d In the Oblo - hhH •• to &l' .....a' II that GmfJar Whlte tooit IQI ~ ·,·.• - orer the .._~ . . . --- .. t~~~~~~~. .,;.-a -lnllffect~ b7~~. -:. ~:....... llr .... •/ l'liiklooiL ' Wild "" the ' ':'Ow. ·Ill· DlraciDr llaaYor '' ,'•' \ I i\o - •. �' ' "When Do the New . History .Books Come Coronary Heart Disease Can Nbw Be Preve~tecl Joust At Vitamin Pill Gove:rnment hearings into the vitamin pill Industry drag on. This Is a ,bUJ!pels lbe Food and Dru« Administration would like to clamp down on, maintaining that most people don't need vitamins or other food aupplements. Manufacturers in turn bave claimed that tbe agency has been playing dirty pool at the hearings. Latest charge is that the FDA has commissioned a public oplolon survey. so rigged with true-or~false questions lhat it is guaranteed to reveal widelpread ignorance about. health. Now, undoubtedly a lot of people are taking vitamins and stoff that they really don: t need, or whose benefits they could denve from a better-balanced diet. And undoubtedly some manufacturers would just as soon have them go on buying their producls. But In the absence of proof that people are actually harming themselves-prOof that has not been forthcoming-the govem- ·ment's role tn this matter might more properly be to concentrate on the areas of education and regulation , the latter being the maintaining of quaUty standards anc! the prosecution of outright fraudulent advertising. In view of the fact that the best that the government has seen fit to do with clcarettes, which nearly every medical authority believes are injurious if not down· right deadly and which even their makers don't claim are good for the health, la merely to require a mildly cautionary label on everr package, the FDA's war against vitamans suggests a case of massi'\le overkill against a doubtful enemy . The Computerized Fielder So someone takes you out to the ball game next summer and vou witness a fine display of Ry ball sniogging by ace outfielder Joe Fungo. You may not know it, nor may Joe himself, but what you have also ·witnessed is a practical demonstration of the solution of somewhat involved problems in trigonometry. Seville Chapman, director of the physics division at Cornell Aeronautical Labora~ tory, tetis how Joe does it, as reported In Scientific American. Consider first balls hit in a direct line with the outfielder. The ooly changes he can see in the position of the ball are in the vertical. Ir what he sees is that the tangent of the angle of elevation of the ball (the angle between the ball and the horizontal as measured from the fielder's eyes) increases uniformly with time, be just stands still and waits for it to come to him. If the tangent of elevation increases at a decreasing rate, he knows it's a pop fly to the Infield. If, however, the tangent as he sees it increases at an increasing rate, the ball could be on its way out of tbe park. Clear'? Now suppose Joe has to run 50 feet forward or hsckward to caleb the ball. Ordinarily, he doesn't run the 50 feet at top speed and then stop and walt for the ball. Instead, he runs at a constant speed that will maintain a constant rate of increase· in the tangent of angle of elevation of the ball. Balls hit to the side are easier, says Chapman. In addition to the information about elevation angle and its rate of change, there is now information about azimuth arude and its rate of change. Enough. Reither Joe nor the fans care about this. As a good ball player, Joe acts as U' he were automatically programed by a computer. And he is, by the original computer of them all-the human brain. ~ !holllht to be a iuoturol consequence ·of aging, is now !mown to be -prevanta'61t. Tbe prevenllye m~11 however~ _. m_. be llll'tiCl early in life iftho~ tore to 'ha e!feodve: AlthouJil .., o I dance of rtot factors later In . Ufe is hene!lciol, It Ia of Jess value than if lbe bull'dolll practices were never begun. The known rtot faclors include (I) a sustained blib blood pressure blghar than 1110/115, (2) a serum choles· lerol level of more than 2110 or a triglyceride level of more than 250, (3) a lasting blood sugar of more than Uii by the FoUn-Wu method, a decreased glucose tolerance or sugar In the urine, (4) a history of gout or a blood uric acid level over 75, (5) sedentory !>&bits with very Uttie physiCal activity, (8) body weight 30 per cent over the normal standard lor your height, (7) certain electrocardlograpblc ahnormalltieo, (8) hsbitual clprette smoking and (9) emoUonal ten- sion. Naturally, the more of these faclors found In any individual, the greater the chance of a heart attack. With heart month coming up soon, I am already gettiug a lot of letters about the Q-1 have jUJI got out of lbe boopltat, wbere my "myocardllll!l and one artertolt ohowl!il a Uttie ·damage." There was also ua small amount of cholesterol" iD my blood. What does thla An Akron, Ohio, truck driver did .It, and be did it not for one year or two hut for five years. In addition, for four of thOee years he suPPOrted a son by a Prior marrtoge(which'had been legally £erminated by divorce) untllthe hoy reached 18. Unfortunately, he did not bother getting a divorce from his &econd wife before marrying the third. The reason be uplalned to pollee, was that wile No. Z was crippled by arthritis and be could not bring himself to leave her, yet he songht ..affection and companionship. •• Wfiat L.e.o.IIETWE SET WHilE A SHOW supplying your heart muscle (myocardium) is obstructed. Either have had a mUd heart a and your doclor • wanu to break It to you gently or you tore a candidate lor such an atlack. Everyone has cholesterol, a vi· tal compoand, tn his blood. Your doclor Ia trying to tell you that you have a sllght excess and should cut down on !au. TilE KEY SCENE IS P!.AYED IN COMPU'TE aiNCI··· > f:::t Ia: ~; ~ V!rlfala Ill- lfUr· 'Jl·,;,.-.•A_'.u . de·i~.$. land 71.'17 In., Allutle eout ll'.IBC-G ~1 Q-1 am II and hsve had a ,706 _ ·• •688 t· . .647 3 . . .q2 I .:i29 9 .wu~, Ia"!: "2....... 1~ IIIIIha ::: Weot ' W, I.. Pot. ·Gii i.oa Aowelea • . 38 17 . ,ri'9 .. :Allants -• ' •.• 33 21 .m. lan Fran. . ... n 29 .413 12 -· 3\o :thle~ao ...•. 23 31 ,428 · !~oq taloi Wolh!lfllun ,, "- u, ., · .- ' "·· " At4n1a at Lot A111eleo Gameo Schaduled) i1J El~.~rljlpod - .. . ~- ouriorllled lltl>, B•adbury . 1 To boi~~~:-:GIJ!Oeo ~~u~:101 ', · at Phllada~ Chlello ' £'1-~... · ·u.n' . '-AID ues · · Paee_· SVAC_- . ,. •. u~~rp.:: ::.'::'~.::::: ~----D~~ ar 21.7 per - liotUI Gaill& It llfllo in tllo _ _.. 1 , re~ and hso WHAT BUYS llucllo II• rotum co,- ,......... l'.r<lal. ·~-. 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BERRfS Washington Patronage Pickings Slimmed WiDdow • • ·Down for CapitalDe~ WASIIINGTON (UPD- lncreaoe.) . dloclooed It wao he who urpd Democ:rots, who hs~o !eaatad Tho Jobi fl'O((IIOliiU> so to N~ to withdraw several 1M el&bt IUJh yearo at tllo bl&bly qualttled otsk iud;ea or JliiJOohli> .-lnoUono which patrcnp .....-, are in lor an atlotnaya. 'rheoe ssme people, f..,., ,Prooldenf [.,rndon B. austarllt.... · however, froq~ are frisndo, J - W -Hill to t11o Senate. ..,. PkkliWI ere aollll to be cronies, and often political . NtxOi COIIII>UI"l " . -,., oiim. ·, . eollorta o1 aenotora. And SOn. ·nltOni a.. Tho quolmo of the Damocrato . Tho f<lole of tllo judgeshlpo Hawaii, Pulled out a '~ of ." and t11o aiea ar the RcNiblleani arcso when sen. Joo,pb D. pepor, !Miorad at 11, ahlt t ol PI'OIIJO<ts ilyor tllo noxt ~ :J"rdbwo, )).Md., aokld 'tho re<OOnlad that In his' 'drat --~ . " '• 1 yearo ho ocirfeb'dl,...sed;lt l.i-a, DepUty Attornoy:<Go- · Pre.tdent Jolin F. '. £. ·}'.... ~..t.=~~llta 'sonato . ::ho.mc:r~:m= ~"":..!!~!:""~ AmOII.r tho J91t10ot .PO~ 'Woula bo ''PrimarilY llapul)llplum a- over wiitclf· lhe c~lt- ·~nL" · tee ~· conoldtratite oo,y- are Ktlendlenst blandb' rep1!ad, "I tllo !~ dlltflel IIIII court 01 think 1!11 boot quallllad ~roOni ~· Juc!cesh!Po. ', . ,hoi!Id ·be lei~ •1 llo :t.llo ' A Ioden! district Judae, 1110 J ldded ..,.ethlnc- llloout' poll'iles Ufettme Job at ~11.1100 t ·yaor . Oct betni Involved ' , (tto,ooo· ,.... 'til! DI'I)Jiolad'~ But committee Ropubllcans ralaeJ_ end llflpeO)o ~· ' sa wore a Jot 1010 coy, Senate GOP ~2,500 tile 14dar Everett l( Dirksen ,-.ooo . ljllller.. ReP'Iblicanl. NIJUD :· t2 t 'tcloral.. ' *lthl~ a · · . ~aneteo '· coniorenco' hsa addlu-1 87. crime war declared, ~t=:~ likely 10 accept t11o r dadons of the con!e. . f . ( .. of lilt mo&t llllc~ earllerlbla~ _; thttr hontes at • v.-r to,. lt'wlll b8 of special lntnSt to · .,Jio are fill up with constant palntO 11td-olller lilallll_. cosh; TIM ...W . · I lloils. . Goocll;lcb. " ~- ·.- 1J~ tn_. c:11ei11~ ' •-· St. ••-.. . . •. . ., __ ~ ~~~~~ .~t~I)IPPIIed to -round • Boston Job for: BEAUTY, cONYtl.tlENcr.a. uriLm· · I. .·'.~·} - ' ' '. - . - • • - .20 24 New Y.,.k. ••• 12 34 ·* .413 -- .zat Jlh 911 14'/z Woot W. I. Pot, GB l!!"IP-· "'••il•. . a -21-U lo!ro .._ M. PL Pl. .llll1WI: •qt ,....: diJr. I . t·j' , . lO'fOblt· ...... , ....... : mateh - - c..d!P- , Tutor'•two -d•nliJ - - ·hIt ....... '. tD lerftiUn )li tOll 414 KYGER CREEK SCORING SVAC ONLY PLAYER FG FT TP BradbUry, , ....... 76 38 uo :::;~ .- .- .- .-:·.·.::~ ~ : Brown- .. .. .. - " • 0 2 2 TOTAU> • . • , • ._ , 201 lot • 548 ., Dow Flnsterwold, woo was voted tllo bolt pla¥er m •tllo tour Wl)' -hack In ·19511, DOida.a ' rna<· -~ • · tl\lf' lilllll ·l,f<l·' 'flnla"'!'l ·a: OU'Okeolboldltoi ' lack nd ., t11o 1 tart tiie --~ • ............ I'OIIbl1 they looked llloe t11o ..,., to halt for tho .,0,000 f<1o prize. Llrl')' Zlqlor, Dow Eichel· bergor and Gene Llttlar wore a atnke farther hack at 70 IIIII J,lm Colbert, llilh Royer IIIII Jarry Ahbott wore tiad at ooo under 71. 1bo aven Pl!'-72 - m tnclud•1•u -I _ __. ad 18 ...,..'.ro, _among !ham ~ Open ·. ..._,. Dick Lotz, IIIIb c:a.>or, l!ruc9Doriln or Auolralla, CnllbY r1IIIDOrlfl Bob Dlcke011, Kaiser lnternaUanal wlmer, l\llller Barber and South Alrlca 1 Horold Henning, cnoiQo ·~ Geor1l8 Archer wu In a big 111'011> tied at 73, u.s. Qoon ~ Leo Trevino wao at 75 IIIII PGA c~ · Jullul Boros, -rNidng hit 1989 debut hare, IIIII ehaQ Bob Goalby were at 711. Olarllll SIII'OI'd, - launchad the lHt tour_lor 1aldqj the LOs ADaeJM "Opea, Wll at 78, Slflonl two weoke off t11o tour !ollowi!W his LA Yletory be..... otthellu. Ira-• ·=•poltllil m-.,..,. ., ...,. ,...., .. - ·-Provtoa Ill' Unltad Preaa lnternotlmm ' E&ot 66 Ncrlh GaJJia 48 75llamlnTraco59 81 Scoeweotern 59 84 Soothern 42 ': .#ill t'h College Seores .38 120 24 tOt SlllukiiiW . , ••. , • , 49 2Q 118 l4 68 Thoma•. , , •••••• 28 17 73 13 67 l!eeoe _ .. .. .. , ... 27 22 76 7 45 Ro111pb ...... ,. .• 15 20 60 .. _ . .. .. ...... 7 10 24 10 30 Buc...,. ~=:::::: -::·:~ ~ -.... .. . . 25 31 .J'/11 ~ ,$41 . (Only Gameo Scheduled) t3~m59 FT TP 48 112 ·-· ~· IndiA• ""' ... "~1111-~-· ... . , •• ..., To J.: W, ~ P"" (IB ,;-or;;; 72Soutbern44 EAST!!BN ~0RING !»' ,( . N,.. "*• ..,...oll1!d ha...__ KYGER CREEK'S RECORD a - . ,1 l!aot ot~~C* ¢1!''"~ ~:. ~- j. QtW'Dl • • , , ,21 5 ,88) Iowa - ; wu Oildcm used Daavar ...... za u .IJII6 12 , llollli ......... lor t11o Rclrllo. . _ . fii!I!Q' w.r~~~~, Orlauo ..23 24 .488 lfh lo part ~with ~ " c.--• ~,..., Loo AII&Oho •• 21 24 .467 17\2 m lb., two .,...... 11rnJ Kle!!' :l,l •••••• 18 :13 ,439 1911 H - . , , • •13 30 .302 24'/z Gllloer. 188 ~~o llva polata, lUI that ha has 11ta ahW~ to Thuradl)". Results Fndltin - · lH II., It to tilts Jaoauo o....wa~JJ-, but pdillll .-:docillon, IIIII Dill Ro.J'. Daavar l2ll Now York 1113 WO noed heJg ri&ld .-IIIII we 1unr. unll_mltad elan, ftvo ,...., . 1111 llelzel wu tllo lOY to hollO Naw Orlaono 120 Miami 103 .., a .1111. !laldsnd 146lndlans 143 (ot) / uo -.,tsly," -Clcau:b, 108 lb. claso, Ji'JidQ'a Glmea o..W I plo for _Mo(co In llll . . Loa Arwe~ea at Kentuc}Q" H-ltlllewYork lllaml at Doilaa 71 Haman Trace 43 71Soulhwestorn59 Alllloii•J••· ..,.., "'nl a- ' EASTERN'S RECORD 77 Southweotarn 55 49 Soutbere" 52 Haman Trace sa 59 l(ner Q-eek f3 "70 Nortll Gallla 46 ss Ha- Trace 52 llaiP, 1n ~~ "' lritl!lln 11 - · -·55 taa ......, daot recml ar 23 70 North Gallla 57 - - . . ..__ . . -Uar 63 Southern 36 668 44 Ill' u!ifiall ·P•,.,._ ...,lllll;laial SmUll, 'a 11-- roolde !rom Sea:So·".' n. ·' ·Records" tamhoa·-.-w- t:::pc:.o _.-met, ·- --------WANTEDI points N.1cklaus u·eads p. ack bo:u0h~ :1: In s· _ ·Di an ego Toum _.· ey · s.:-...c•••• :.·l~dt~e~y1{'ts ~:~~t a- Wtmoro IDteei'i'~ v.,..r""'wq,... Smith ... .... .... -- 0 1 I ..TOTALS , , , • , , , -• SVAC Willi l.Jf. -'-' ~ 160 5641 - - ts laat with • t.8 raeord. North GaiUa It U In all ...... and Southem Ia 1-18. 1 Qoodl ilud¥ IIIIYeiJ'o Plratsa ~CAGO (UPD-'Iloero'II bo hiYI ..., two - - · In a - , ' ••• only one pace ootler in the "'" · dolm!nl PorWell 72.&7 """ and &luu...8.1-71. Coach ; . .. Jlin Ailamo ,..,..._, hmllolt p .._,,_ tllo -··· cl1ilo _;,, U In a row. -arn'o !all ~..... ~... ·~ win woo 5:..'10 .... the Pirate• unbaoten I• Ioaaue piiQ', tantll• ·· at North GaiUa oallee. I. In tllo telerilled feature ol a SAN DIEGO, CoiiL (UPDAller tanl8hl, only ..,. sv AC four .PD!O eonrere....,: Jaek Nicklaus stood at 111e held "'Hardware. .' oarwr_of &oalllwoo!ar!'.ollll : pm8 lo lift.' North·a.JJia piiQ'o · The l~ck .o( \!18 -~- - , put of 1!1!> J>OCk tn the , laado the aJJ iluliiioll<lirfiiiwilll · at '!r:;Pt''Cl-eek"clti Filil' 7• .m•·•;th&.pme ~ .. t.ol~ -~-, tl!a .. ' of ~ '$1'65,lf0.0 ~-~ lll points In 13 lll avar. olltar 'iNJnl w1ni1 iip lhOfr SV AC ~ ~--~ saD ~-~~ jlltf ~ ' 110 at IU 1111' _ f!ID'Oo. Danlelo .~ _ .,_e' • .;;.,. y....;. _,..,. r~ g ........ hi~ ---~ -~ 00 . Of 111im1D. TnC li I8CaDd. wUb .,._ • ..,_ .-...., ~·leque'a beat offeDaive team, . -:u-""' " """'1 .-.. ...... ODB 1 · · TirO llllioia. are ail tajo Sotur· Ohio Stole 11 !lad for tha belt exespt Jack. •' dO)' Dlabt, IMII-laquo af· dofensl'" record. Ohio Slota 11 Nicklaus made hit 011 fairs. liotUI GaiUa 101& to Ham- No. I In tha leaiuo IIIII Pufdua the !969 PGA tour lall week at lock to take '"' the biib 1111n1 No. 2 In shootlnc aecurac:t t11o IIIIW eroslor .Natlmm Prolll1ler .FalOO!II - hml ...., U T h 0 . llollermoker • ~keye Am. He cot off -11 but oot1141Ct111ve pmeo 1 de· olniallo beglni II 1115 p.Do. ro.....-ed, In tllo lata raundo to .f lai ·!Ill to lids Frido,y ~ (CS'i?.and lhere'IJ bo 001 othar troll wU.r Geor1l8 Achor lor ' IIIUOr Ia at Now J..a>olnllmmeot. foor olr<lkes.. afternoon aome, Wloconoin 11 , 1 o18rtad to feel 11 coming -. ~-.. a _ , ft'&U llllnoi1, WhDB Mfchlpn state · fl !ld• . - · II'U'ha fJ.8-Ihey pla,yo II lndlano and Norllqreo- bock, . said Nlcldsua of bill floa korlll GoiUa. tarn at - - In lllshl cli>alDII round 70 at Pebble · II jiiO other ...,. Soalloern pmoo. The other llnl -111& Ten . llaldl. "I hOped t o - ataad1 ~taYe~~ · to lmD l'llmlco. Laat elubo• llliehi&ID 11111 Jowi, pllf iiiiP.......,.nl In tho san Dleso , ~·. '" Rac:i!,e, SOUihom loot agaiDtt riYals ci6 and go oo lrmn tllore." Lait time, at North Gal· tllo oame Chic.,.. 91adl,., caid, the · .. . ' ... Ua,. l\IIU~ ,defootad !Ill Plrateo . 1bo Wol..,rlnoo 111001 Lllfola o1 but the 68 polats are the Chlcqu 'whlloi tawa pia¥o No. ._ · 1111 will be II?D • opportunity of tbat have balD ocored on ranked Dowldaoa, a victor T '- '-oa 1bePaleauthlo,.r. . ower IIA""" . Vftel, lll.erllld, All VlnJ_ I Ho•ldl"' -·• oalllt, 11-llfamln Trace Mew & Uaei Shot Gun• • I• ~ ••u• 182 ....... ·· & Han!~ Gun• In nine pmu, an avaraaw of ·.!f,• ..l o.. Ha111llton Waah;,. ""· •lftttflon Paint lor 20.2 per ...... Jlnunle Wolkar, , .. Reoflnt / ~ltanl $.tO IOIIIai-, II Sc.Uiiltablo Point , lit•rlor l AIURdrtu• f<!urlh With l5f polnla ln nine · flhr lloof P•IM -of 17 • - ' • an averqa ·• per ' P~•fle Plttlnt• ...... '!'raW• onlyPINCO TV AH'r!NNAi C.J.Y, tO.COLOR : tr piiQ'er lll 'llta top 10 Ia Lor·-, ALSCt ILACK & WHIT I • .· "1 Jllfrera, ~ ~. Ia ·t37.15 up • lOth, with 111 po1n1a 1n n1no ptllll, ~ svorqo ar 12,9 par Tupperi . Plains pme, " . .. ,....,._.,!or ·~ a ll..fllcH ~0111 ll>ullNt Woii--.I1tlaWell- Carl Wolfe bill ll'anucloro wtilhate~ -iiiJwb. Clllck Bradl>ur1, 84 Kilor 830 joints Ito lf pmot, "oa ..... ard, WaJJ. . ~ Jlho CJnok oenlor, ollll loado 1110 .,. o1 za.s par 11100, BnAI- CIII'IGb' laads tha leaiuo .I a SVAC , only ..ar~n~: Willi 190 ~ ar ib'awr creoi. to ttdrd aeoriDi. 1D with. 1)olm...,..., _in olsht .....,,. an awer- with 21115 In 14 _.,_ aa Over· arcl boo a Z8.3 !IGints .P&r pme 110a::~= u ::tllo oaeond 110 Gl20.31)1r pme. In '1be SEOAL andfor24aJJ ·. 8 A SVAC ..... Ia m top m. ' o per pmo • hl&lloll ...... at -"·-'-~--the~-• · Kollll oeorer In 1_.. piiQ', ....... ··-~ - . Oft- to U., llo;vola . _ 'l1le ...... . ........... .... Sco~ers ~ • • lt!d-~ • . Caadt . I,J) Smith.· Ua Ia ~to~ ·. _ :n....,. wow 'llll- ,, ,, . . neal"" . ar t11o NBA'o At!oata 4-1 Dfl'lul Q-«1, Now. York u. .,..,_,. • •""·tilts 10 •• ~ • ......,.. . _ -•........, ~ - , Tluradl>''• Re•ults · :1. Now Y.ork 109 Jlaltlmore 108 ,, ~iioail 118 Phlladalilhla 115 . I I ' :·' eoQobU- l,e67 -· ' · t !'lid llloo ond llawkl with ~ oW..:. a;-.;: ' iOn . • · . u·· ~*'-)J: 1 .all A ihe or Be·cor ' 'd ~ Scono3li'Uints *"'oar llq-.4, -led the =~~St.~~ Dnkol~ u.s. t.a<oa 1)014 modd Ia 71-fi tuid tllo OI1D!PI• llimet, """""81 routed Utah IlL 11U2. ~ .POint• :S.0 Die&o , , ,.22 31 ,415 ~4 Zoatlle ••• , .18 37 .327 lt :;r110ontx •••• u 42 ,2os 25 •1 · ~u ~~ :,_~ . llnnukee . .. 15 38 .Jaa,'U . ~ rtU11011111Pi coronary thrombosis. Is It all right to drink alcohol and, if so, what amount can be taken? A-A reeeal olody indicates thet alcohol has a mlld dilating effect on the coronary arteries iD aome, but not aU, persons. Most doctors penni!, but do not urge, their coronary patients to have an oUDCe of hard ll· quor or the equivalent before tbe evening meal and another at bedtime. ~ '"'· m..-na Dme. •n · ..--.. - . .,.• crNdiNNA'd. . «lfJ) . ..: ; ..,. • :!a U 'ottil! 11uo Cloo!- ·Rcirllt ...... !lieU- IIIIo ' ha - I t s t111r11 1'/o. ' t ~ dooleo, ll!l!llllnllr, halt . ......,.., a....,q -boW ... U . undlo~ ·- at lt., "J101ats ~ cull' ~ !o~ ~ . , . - 470 11ta otoriiiiii!IIP .. . .•idltV....... Bucko. ~. Ctnellad• ~ 1o thno • • - ina. sa. .....,.. Frad ~. ~tile FriDI:I""" bo · &Njapl 112 .-,.-_(!1!11. od Creliblaft .BUt. Bob Fort. ruin~·· IIUIII'o 33 JM*D for low• I UUe· , . willllna .... b1m t11o ......... Baara ~ t-L Nllit ·recoril u he ,POised 1lio Dllrll 'ar W. I. I'<L Gl! ..._t.ll, ~~ ·>~·• . tlii!r' wlllllr+.-_.. u :- . oporU. ;e'l'ufti'!"O o .,,3615 .Piillldellllola " 3J 18 ~ •• , ... 33 18 :rr.;. Y,!Jtl<, • • •36 21 :tlnc!nnad •• :27 24 .. . . •2231 , 11"dfle ' ,'flo n· sm•t •h ~ 'llio ,..,r;;:- . G1 :::;~,:also -~ /iialt • rw'ltl · ~•• IUt n,n. tl • 27 ololei' ·dar lllllt- Iililioolllia'.,_ """' ••, .....lll'lllidtt..: : , .' ..... .......... Ia 1f ..... llacfllt. -' -. - . .· . . . ' •. ' ~. ISIN~SS AND' SUDDeNLY Wolft'l i)id I tiit\iJial'lllf' mean? 4-A omaJJ blood vessel The Bigamist--- Double Trouble ltll'e. .' ct at tripped him up was wben he accidentally gave wife No. 2 a credit card Intended for wile No.3 and the wrong bills began coming to the wrong house. A pretty good argument can prohsbly be made that any man (or woman, since this is an equal society) wbo is willing and able to support more than one spouse and meet all lili responsibilities toward them and the chUdren be may have by them should be permitted to do so, If he's crazy enough !o want to. · The Jaw, of course, reflects prevaWnC mores, wblcb definitely frown on blpmy. 'lbe law is also lrrtended to protect Innocent people from being victimlzed by those who would attempt to accumulate wealth through fraudulent multiple marrtogeo. In this case, however, the letter of the Jaw deserves to be tempered by tbe SPirit in which It wao broken. AU the Akron bigamist seems to have accumulated is a double dose of worries. . J; · m.soo Any man In these days of blgb prices and high lues, who already has a wife and two cbUdran, who wllllngly acqUires another wife and a third cbild, who II able to keep both women reasoll8bly ltaJJpy by dividing his time betw..n them, Wiio is ab!A! to sopport two households and five dependents on a weekly income of tJ,40 IDd ,..b. part-time earnings as 118 cOD brlftg in-'lmy man who can do all Ibis is more deserving of admlration than cen- .•. . . . . . ··"·.14·u-""- -~ ' ·iolndi ' !IP ... ' tbls - - · .taiiOII ,Dtailoln '*•WIIIIo.'•lf,...,aJJ , Ddllllpl 41Dl!ar 1Ja!o f!lt 1!it --~ ~ tilt loo«'i wllll a1 JOIIU. 1!lo Gr&'lloni ~ , · ~_, , lli'O¥ltoo !Ita "iiifllloia ,_ lilJin ~. ullid 1- ~ .1110 Lllllir For . . . . . . UC....,I":: tlila , ~LA, ~-4 .. l4IP JllaJ, · niMII Ito ··;.,...,.: 1D iJ.a ~ ~~ ,Jkil · ·I I - lhJ real · ~·lif. -~.....,. """""'VC~ at !Ita. boaUitl a-.ta fio117l-42. lllb . ~ 10, II<* 8iMw and . ~N-r ,NC:'1,_,~ a - - · . ..... t11o ........... ·IIIII Jtm NW!S,J ::"' ~--.. .........II U.,._ 11.. - tilt tamo irobtoo.t 11 ,_ R1cb Bokor I, .... ~ {lld~J. . Ia t11o . . , .. t¢ ,lo,o,ol - · ~ pl<eil 1lio lll•ot.olild "'- - lli&h for C!w..,.. . · 'l'llfllll'~ YaJJDw· Jacl<alo Wllll"' t'tpo~nts. Wllllll• . ,._ , 1 .·· ~ QUI.;.tl1:.t U - JmQp- '"'-~i¥1&-Yfo'JII ; ,. "" ~ bh1 ,_ Ire ~ ~_., N ' ........,. Willi , 12 .......... . rimol..... ' ' ' where a se&t in Congress went· a~begging As one of his last acts, President Jobn· for lact of candidates to fllllt. There musi son recommended sweeping s a I a r y in· be rewards other than money involved to creases for bi.I.Ddreds of upper-level federal make a cabinet appointee willing to disemployes, includilig 8 raise from t3Q,OOO pose of his stocks and sever bls llnanclaf to _.2,500 a year (or congressmen, from connections with industry In order to serve t35,000 to $60,000 for cabinet members, in the government-.:-a requirement of to ~.000 for Supreme Court from hounds-tooth cleanllness which congressassociate justices. men, Incidentally, do not ask of themU~dersecretaries of federal departments selves. and most agency directors would go Sllll, can any salary paid a president from PI,OOO to ~.500. Various federal ·of the United states be commensurate with judges, career ambassadors. etc., would the importance of his job?" How do you put get similar hefty increases . The salary of tag on the value of a congressman a price the piesident has already been doubled to to his country? Or a judge or an agency $200,000. head1 The only reason he was not following' the The answer is that you can't. Actually, advice of the Kappel C9mmisaion on _fedthe ~-lion of fedsral.ralseo has. Jess bJ ~~ salaries tbat congressmen be ~ Ill $50,000 a yo .. ,_said on· in his _,..,.., · t;U address, !halt. . "\ uolesTC"~ss acts otherwise within the (tess would not ·accept such an amolDlt next month, the president's recommencfa.. This rent ark dfew a s rn a tt e r i n g of lions will automatically go into ei!ect. cblickles, but whether they came from the A few representatives and senators have floor of the House or from the galleries criticized their colleagues and denounced was not evident. the ~roposed congressional increase. It Even the smaller figure substantWJy • '!!eenia certain, however, that the majority ezceeds !he 5 per cent guideline the Jolmwill submit to the higher wisdom of the son admlnlotrsti011 fl'Cpmmended for rank Kappel Commission, as modified by J~ha­ and flle federal enlp\oyes and for the rest son, and do npthing. It will thus be a case of us. (Remember when it was 3.5 per of que sera s.a. cent?) But if the raises are really Wise and There II no questi"\',, of coune, thet necessary at this time of !ed~ral fiscal flnandal remuneratioil lor top federal strain, it would seem !hat ' the people's olflclals ouctrt to be reasonably competielected serv&Dts ought at least to hve tive with that given top man in Industry. the courage to stand up and vote for them But memory lalla to recall any inatance on the record. ~- o~ O,,l'rii!IJ,""-'711,UQ 11)' GAilY AlU.E ~oublp ·~ ,.ia, liP~~ ~-r ~ ~ ..... "'-_.7 . - l'&dfl• ..... · · - . . Sitting on Hands To Win Pay Rise ~·!hlif· ~ew D111J ~· P• 'l1w ..!!"«M-Ob~""""" E:t ~ ~ Ctr<>nary heart dIn u e. o~ • - -.. : 1 ~: ,- - .-i- .• ,. , ,. , §UCLA;- Seek.S.15th I.n ·Rqw :::;;;.~-~Slumping· Royall -cJI: ; ' • • ,. . lr WAYNE G. IUMDSTAD'r, M.D. . ' l· n~"- . 68 win Taeod.,- ower luulb Dllbl'o 10· ~­ ... ''llllkl" !Ita Rio Gr.Colla.. • - ofl Ions 68 LeM- N, Y. 59 Clnl&lbolliYWo C:OUep llUI ' Gimon 93 Lol'ola MIL 77 bofon l ,, lloar -~ e r ow • Woatllald 75 Norllt Adamo 82 'l1lllrldar nlilrt to GaJJla c-pn D, C. 82 Fair. Dckon 01111 Btlli 8c:llijoJ ...... 80 Ill& Bob _,., 64\) )lnlor Providence 83 DePaul 62 ....... paced tllo B - to Prott 90 Patarson IlL 80 .._,. with 28 I1I*D u Rio NYU 80 t.fl)'wtle Ill Grande ~ ..Its New Ha- 127 Woree- 8186 ~~~~ lnte<eolll!lllata Atlol.U.: Detroit 78 Duqueone 68 c.nt.lronea at 5-'. Blo SCiuth Grande Is 74 In all _._ : Wichita IlL 71 Memi>his St. 69 llarshall 81 Eotrn Jbo, 79 S. W, Te.., 86 Dovld Ll!>sc:mb 56 VIrginia 78 Maryland 77 Gooratwn K,v. 94 ib'- IlL 77 On All Black & White Morris Harvey 102 Beckley 77 Yo. Mlltary 72 Wllm & Mry 71 and Color Telewlslan Morris Col 119 FIL Memrl 107 SALE Eroldno 70 Wofford t9 Eloo 53 Presbyterlao 51 Mldwoll ..... Rio Grndo 114 Cq>sbllvil Col 91 Notre Dame 71 Ga. Tech 52 Urbana 95 Jbo, Christian 88 M:ilmi, 0. 60 Xavier, 0. 45 , DUiGNEDfw COLOR_. , ... 8LACK/WHITE TV to SOLVE EVERY in the Chehne/3 -·R-" MODEL CH-300 Superior Performance on CHANNELS 3 -8 -I:i For Fringe Areas Werner Radio & TV : �' ' . 1970. The game wW be 1be football <ODtut tn l;l!tclllll!lll•1 new rtverfranl i • His Clnclnnall Betl&al• of lbe -A•R >trlean Yoollloll Le&ll!it WWj)lay tbe jlroWJII In . eshlbfti!MI. In aa nm ••m• • - '""' DIJI¥ Soiii!MI, ,· .8001! . WliiiEIIS . DRASTICALLY REDU 0 EASY CREDIT TER!IS U nFFIN CIIDIT JEWELEIS B;:""" u;:.a. 3_""" week' tfl.:... ._..,_ •. IN . SoiulliOrlo'•ii U.,Ue8" ' .,,_.County R .....,,lion • SciulhorniiSWT·Wuh!illloa TUESDAY (Fob; 4) Pt. Plea- •I Patkeriillurc •Ro~ll_ING Le~·a · lJ.19!e Abor~ons N ~-'" COLUIIBIJS ·(!JPJ) _ · The GenoraJ Asaembb' b..... I..- tbl · · - Thuroclef, ~ not boo r.n 0 biD IO leiJII!zo aborllOII lri Olilo ,.., !rtrodueed In lbe Hoo11. · Tw~. llree "'lresenlallvoo ofped lloelr ....,. to the biD 11nti tor JIOri!P - vtciatod tb1 codo or li!llllo&. Poll.UW ol lbe codo ......tel ~ .., a """1Ft: we ollilbllabod ...... jloe GoMral Alaembb'. \ • f In the Sen&le ThurtodOJ, Har- ry V. JUII1P, R-Ww.rd, ""*lola ..u_..s by ""',t"~ wben be lot~ ~~~':.: wtilch would legalize lborllooa ::::"'!be In ...., ol """ ant laces!, ·~ p._..nt state law pormlle an<e Director. ObortiOOI 01111 to .... lho JUe Jlq'o roalgnltion WOI acof lie molber. IJbder the mea.. eopted ant wiUoln . ~ bOOr be un tmroduced Thursday, m~ bid been aworn intO- hls new ·,tal ,II" Ph1olelll de!ormlt!eo In pO,~~~oa. He oucceedod Ejogeno l"! ·~ or o~rv lbe P. Brown, who dlod loll Moo- mother~~~ IQ'be~~_!'"'l• ~~ IWI\1l,, WOIIIII • - - 88 v.n.:tlbortlon reuoos. Tw~.... legtlleloro "aboulhearta :.:.'""'. :~ekln~ •~ · -,, ~ A klW. ol 15 bWo wore IJilro. dueed In the House Thurldly. liieliiolid was a meuuro aimed at re1u11w the state'• eentrill sehool buB purelouiooK pr<>gnno. 1 ' ' ' P oyes P...W.es Decided Could Buy Buses The b Ill JII'(IVidlpd pri80Ji Unler lbe meaoure, 1oc:a1 dl.. terms "' to ooo year ant $500 trlcts woold have the option ol In lie Hoozo 'l'lm'iidOI' lllae • .,..,.... aored a biD to ~&tabllah a code or etldcs Cor the General AIJ.. sembly, Its 01q11o)'es, 1 ant m!lclal 8 .-em- outs." CurdnsentenceciFreeland to be years ant siild the term woold run COIICurrentlywltlo "any aertence you inay race in other Penntboro at Walama Qhlo,H -FOR- TRAINING PJIEVENTED RHINEBECK, N;r. (lJPI)!IUBter lllalldl loopod~ lo reiliiDll lr&IJolq: today tor IIJ1 F~. 3 heavyweigtrt wllb Goorgo Cbomlo lb N8w York. lEWIS SERVICE / • • ~ ' • • I - City Mayors See CutbaCk In Service~~ topolieemenlll:lfiremen's · bUity penliloo funds. up• ..-ants to the peDiion fund --a severe cut tn serv"w ,--.. _ lees that frankly we cannot alford to put iDto effect," said ctnclnmtllllayorEuaenoP. Ruehlmam. .. To reduce services to that level would create an intolerable situa- ' ~!" . ;·;,, ' ' ( ' SACRAYDtro, CoU!. (IJI'O 1' Twn- _....., ., ........ BIRTHS _ , , Wllbtoou ...... ,Ioiii III! llr&. 'DI..W I. - · 0 . Amil'ieu eU!z01111dp W'dlliioW oblre, a 1011, G:~ L m. TlwodaJ. ....... .. tl!olr rellpon"""tram - ... .~uri<-...., ~ DISCIIARGCI ir., iD t Wit"~ • ' ~ Vlllerlo 1\. Aultln, TereA D. tJodtod Slaleo DIOtrict c-t' BUer, Mr&.. Jl!llea Clareoce W. adc¥>llon ol two reiOiutiCIII. - . . lllcloael R. BuzArd, Judp '1'hallw J, ~""" Mh. nae- Kook - .. ~ Cboey[ 1). Cdob, lolro. J a m o ~ Seerimento,.and llr&. ~Ill" ~ =.::II,~ cqoo, Don 0, Enyon, Mrs. John kala, 2~, Vl&ll;<·CIIIlf-•1 came, ol Younptoom, Colvla G. eotroe, lolr&. Mania Grlflln, uuenat attached m thi~ ' ., ' ' JIJ'L Rooe11a Hoii'-"'"'L Mil- plea of the constltuUoa." ;!.~lid:"~.~ calm . · ,: D. Jaekaon, WUma o. Jolm. llr&. llatz' huobud, lud ant cllllod {Or _....,. - - - - .' . . MrL Jaedl w. Leo!. Mrs. Who met hini!e In Korell while; powers for the Ohio Civil Elbel M. Martin, Mrs. ..._ ... tl&lotlow In hi• ..,.,.,.... war, .-M·. loloOnoy, Mrs. Jnhnnle Stewart. "I tliooJijol I IJIOnl 11 yoar1 lllchll CGmmlaoloo. The ae..u>ra OllliOUiiCod lbeir lira. Allee Winegar, Mrs. Elmer i.rv in lbe Army tor ol' plaJmed leo!olltloo WodneiidOI'. II. Geer, Donald Gosney, Mra. "onhjp ••• and then tldt hU te The)' Aid lt ns baHd. oa rec- WWiam H. Elowlok, Mr&. SlaJ>. happen., .< OOIIIIIOIIIIOtlooa modo to lbe ilov- 10)' E. i!Ua1o and Infant 1011, Mrs. At a naturalization beertJ& ~ Ornol' in lho recent Civil Rllhll WWiam L Sperry ant infant-. Commlalion yearJ.y nport. llro. lllatz - • li. s. ... Both houses ...i4---A11tur,.. llro. Ronald J. Willdnaon anti.,. resident since 1956 - Aid Mr fut daughter, Mrr.. Carl W. Wy- attlttde waa· besed on relt&fou ......,. att 111111 lnlanl daugloter, day ~ Manolay e-...r, teachings that a periKII 'Jhauld · not jullge hla fellowmaa. Sle aald · V .C 00 e Ql QU Wne Uolo berred her from votirv!or ·, ladiYiduols In polidclll ~ •· RetaU ant wholellile food dell· equivalent to the ~ amount of a&& Nikola, a native ot Gel"!- ~ ers should DOt accept rood staQ ) the ccq>ons accepted. 11111\V who hao been a p o - -·· -Idle• i 1 = N_..· n.- d' R t •lers ·C unless they have been acc~e of Board of llegenll ol the Sta!A! I believe that Ill so II obvloua. edueatlon have received a grant deal of !lUbll<lll' aeroos tloe area antlleellhal lie pralae being heaped on the measures 111 to a large extent unwarranted. One hears of the great strides forward by Governor Rhodes 1D the ar~ oC vocational Dcation without realizing just' what the hOIIOI'able Governor II aacriflcing to achieve thele aims. ObJect!Yeiy, Uols will be the 1tudente and tamillea will be able to proeure the edueatlon Uolo area so sorely noedo lor of Ohio concerning vocational . Even fewer of our already rew ita development. The time has come to stop bowing our headJ lltd 1ubmitling to tloe do<lrlae ol provineiallam which is OOvlou.sty aimed at repressing our area In favor of h11 wealtby aorthern rrleods. Let' a see through hla hazy proml10 01 voeatlonlll educallm which In reellll' Ia a R-• Legislative d t' A C&MS representative wlll ecnaet 'interest food dealers to explain the procedures of t h e program .... take applieadons. Any food dealer who thus rar has not been oontacied and Ia inter~ ested In the program should t;OJP tact John H. Ratchford's of!lceat 2 Sooth Ccqress Street, Room 15 Biker 'Bid1dlft8, Athens, Ohio, participate In secular mont. 593-5740 decl4re wor1 Tbe USDA's Food stamp Pro. gram Is a means ot helping lew· Brie•-1'.. "-Tew,., ~0, 1 ~t o 'nrDI'\ ..,. COLUMBI1S ,,vror- A .,anee at ._........, ,..._.:JL.,.o~.... Ia lbe ~··~..., uur...., ~ General Assemb1• ..,. House BOloftH•• -·~ lag ~. P•~·~11 swlmm fees at state parka. HBS 7• glves ald to COUIIQ" juvenUe pollee oUlcers as well as to cttlea lnccme persons have more and boiler food by sOQ>iyinglloemwlth lncreaoedlood buylq: power. It works Uke this: Program participants exchange for food oft-"S &boot lie same amount of money they wwld normally use each month to buy food. They are given extra "'bonua" !ood stamps, paid for by USDA, boost1- llelr food buying power. ·~ The cOupons can be spent like cash at any authorized food store fOI' Ill foods, except imported Items. or course, non-food items permits ceiilrallzod . - b e purcbesed. en! reault ollloepropooal ottloe purehoiilng ot sebool """"s 111 A USDA SurVi!y shewed that Board ot RBI!Onll: Various ceo- poor\)' 0011coaled bribe tor aub- :::~;-~- food dealers' business. 111 lrai!'ed hl8h ."!at unlverli.lloo1.~JIIi- enlllll!lba<L!itor;4!'11e ,_, ,,- 9 ,. - OUr k,~: aol avooago of t~M;';wnt ~ ~ aeelai!MtJtut"Ytree !'"bile bl.ailli'' odueiitlon, ; lo . · be ~ . the fWd S-p Program ~yor · . of ·hnooheij PIIng only fOdlnlclll HOW 00 WE DO THIS? 111eae . ~:. he ba 't Ia lour In an area. 811 v .- . preparation while ~acrlllc!ng lie propoulo are not yet law. Tbey l'lll> illld PI.YIIlenll to the pen&ton llberlll arts ol lelieh!ng and buol- ean be stopped Ia tloe Ohio Gen. years. !undo ant oaJu:y lnereaseo nep. oaoas, eral Assembly but 01111 witli10W' HH70, _.. voting polio al tlaled ... firemen ant policemen And, ALL TIDS DOC~ NOT T II Representative 6:30 Lll1. and closes lheJn Ill der 21 enrnlled Ia evening c:redmay Ioree the clcy to furlough COME CHEAP. Who will boor ;"~ernU., ;... ·1 ell about Uol 8:30 p.m. or until waidDg line 11 eourses leading to hl8h acbool 1 has voted. other clt;y eq~loyes next year tm: e er .· a leta oddltlonll revenue to pro- lbe coat?" ~. Stand up tor blllher odHH71 perm!ll aborlloDI Ia vlded. Olrdoulll¥, the coat w1ll fall ueadon betore there ia 101e to rtain • . wltb the fwmtuea ol the collegl- stand up ror. ee11872 ea~~•ts ltate " ' - - "' luilloD ot handleappod . ate Tho board asks lbel Yooro truly, • ...,.... '""''""" dolldreo. ReBOI~A<qlled lie lultloro of colleao - · Charles KnJgtrt :::;:: or citSenate HCR3, congratulates 0 h 1 o be ralaod .., $150 a year in adBlll-eed HB73, permits · more aeiCUI'ate Unlveroley football -team and Slltlt, laenaseo pnrer 'ollho dlacrlplloo of ~ lmeo Coadl Bill Hell lor 1968 rerord Olilo Ctril lllaJoll CommliiiiOII • Cil printed bllllot. Volee vote. ReiOIPIIano Acli;<pled HH74, permlta semi - amua1 HR2B, In lrlbut.e to late lor' . ~o•. ~~ 01o1o Pu- WASIIJNGTON (bfl) - A dl· mer Rep. Henry T. Dombrow[IOI'IItelll ol tax <II tnllror American Electric Power, llkl, Cleveland. Rlaloog vote. '· lilrt ~ "" - 111111· Ylalon ol lie Seo:urllleo oud Ex· bullhal It wwld lllso be good lor erl. -.Voleevcote. IIB75, elllbllobeo oode oll!thReBOiutlon O!!ered IICR2, In lrlblle to Rollllld eh&oce plans to _ . . 11ow pro. the customers aiXI the sharehold- lco lor leglalatora, leglalailve HR25, ukB Congress to desBrlllot of Hocok!ng Coanf;y, J)OOecl merger ol the American ers or ColwnbUs and Southern employes ant onembero ot state [lnate Jan. 15 blrthda)' ot Dr. Eleetrle Power Co. ant COlumbus Ohio Electric," he said. Volee'ftlle. agoiidoa. Proxldes tor ponlllllu Martin Luther King Jr. a naant Soolbern Olllo l;lectrie Co. AEP had offered 1.3 shares ID eaaeo ot violation. . i:IDnal bol!day, Referred to refTbe SEC's Dlvlo!CXI ol Corpor- of its common stock tor each HH76, permlll part.t!me atu- erence committee. ate Regulati1la 8llcl W-oclef It share ol OUistaJodlnr C&SO to be OOOlllod Ia drlver.....!4 rooommend lloeii>PIIeodon stoek- AEP haa 30 days to 11>- -aeatkii IUbllcJy to oelooola. l>e denied beCIUII the merser polll the SEC stat! l'OeOIIUiiODila HH77, eloanps codo to pro.wwld not coalorm to resUJatiOIIB tloa before a Onlll l'll1lrW by lhe vide .. edliCible meDfally re. '"reeadJW to 111e. IICOIJQIIdc er- SEC oommlso!IIOOJ'o. tardedl'' In ·'8low leazoidDat' pro~ PoWer ant Lilbt Co. vlaiOIIs. forll tro1 ,. ant - · -... rt : ant Clnclmati Gas ant Electric IIB79, pormtlo of Dolald c.. COOk, proaldent ol Co. has urged lbe SEC to dell)' pa,rt.jjme , . , , _ In .... . _ Amel'leao Eleetrie, oald II lie lbe iipi>Jlc&ll... dBlJ.y onembenblp lor ~~ liD· merpr wen lfPl"owl:.it would mean a r&le reduct!'"' . · {'71• are eonvlnced. •• that our OPEM TODAY ·. · p~ wwld not Oiil)> be anoo1 , ·~ ~rlng!le]d, Toledo ant Youngatownmetheretodayunder tbe League. ~bl;:u0 or • I ""'...UU"' cc•-• .., a /!t' CHECK THESE · sPECIALS ,0 llNTlStf sl purdlialoc ""!" ,.,.... lllnlop the eo~ ilr'OinDI. II sa. left!. or &I blddlat In lbe , dlllrict. would be a•DeJo!e under olllior plan. llonvor, U loc:al dlotrlell purdoued buMa on • ~ ploD, 1110)' "~::"". . : : ' : : ' Umlad to lntroductlm of ..,. biU ant food stamp food dealer couldmeanatiuaociallosa don." ' Representatives frmn Akron, · Canton. Cincinnati, Columbus. . ' '• Unauthorized ' .Sfg~ of ·Quality" , r ecqKJn~ =· • Partt ·. *Sales * S.~¥·~· . authorlzechto do so by the U, s. Department o1. AIJrleulture, John H. Ratchrcxld. omeer-tn-eharge of USDMs. ConsmDer IUid :Markettrw: Service ·rood programs oUlee In Athena, cautioned today, COLlJMBUS (UPJl - 1\layoro Cbeater, ado dillon 10 11oo lllrOidr exeeaotve frCID elghtOhlocliles said Thur.. JIIIIU8l7 27, 1969 coot of a hlgloer educlltooo. day elll' servleeo oould' be talled unless sufficient state aid Dear Slr: ·WHAT WU.L BE THE EFFECT was received to uieet their U.. ' The reeent proposals of lie ot theoe aellono ON OUR AREA? GRAVES PIANO AND ORGAN COMPANY OF COLUMBUS, OHIO, THE NATIONS LARGEST IALDWIN DEALER, IS NfW HOLDING ITS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE IN GALLIPOLIS WITH TREMENDOUS SAYINGS TO BE PASSED ON TO YOU. TWG ·TIUCI LOADS OF NEW AND USED PIANOS AND ORGANS WILL BE ASSEMBlED AT 504 SECOND AVENUE, THE FORMER DEXTER HEATING COMPANY FOR THIS GIGANTIC EVENT. . . . ' . 1, t t · ff "'''bbMOI.OIIianudetFn•hmaa ·~,... .a.... oda~ eu'ller(ntheweell. · • ·:a~ ~- vi~llal JacJr. Morrlo · or ~·• 1!1&11*1 o11 • , 'No ' ·uroclef lo theBrotrllundoc. 1•onr• In lhot ....,."'will 24 .{ -. :SEOAL · Frooh TllunUielll. while D..o Willie lod Sa&horn Mefp trailed U - n the, wllb· l7, Oilier Pl!l....-1 tor • poo:IGd Wll ovel-, I... IB-15 • lolelcJ WI'- TOllY V&oi8b&n 11, BVFPALO, N. Y. (Up)) - Rliiolfti'Djo ant.lbeoll'allodaoaJn llodeo 7 ant Rlek Alto ant ToJii nil T. Froelaad, 40, ao>elud, !is.=a eolioi Into Uoo lieol ,.rtoo1. ~liP. oaeh 2. Ohio, wu •skeol wl>at ldlid ol Z' Tho * ' - r aqllod ot coOeh , Jjm ,H -' Ill!"' go! 11 tor ,......,. be dooukl be 11-.lor ~ek Well w••IIO<t!lc..,JoffMoo- 8oojlbem. Rick Sl!ldor 7, ,ljret t....._u.w • otolen car aciOoo ~!"" !"Wed marker~,wlo!Jo, =~~ Hart Jerry ~~ wore Ia my plaee," ,.,...,. ~ _. Rpi .SmllD·oaeh _.., ' \.• ' Federlll ' Judp Jmn T. CUrlin )el!fol 8, Rlek Alb t 'l'JQJ WIJl. • ' ....... ·~• flouio I ant TOllY YaowJoon ant '1'1-.! 8, ~~'""':...::"':' .:.::.. ::"~ ?Clio ;WIIIklr, 2 ...h. JllChel wu ·.I ll:le pooe a maxl;,;;;t, aentenee" of hl&h for Jackloa with U. IN ~··~ ' 4 ,. ye&rllnprieon. ..Ttoo·Meip .FroliqaonliiiO&QI "l;ifMI I'DI In nood·otpoycbl• ·~..., "'.-~· ~ atne <iare," Freeland ...., ~,/:, SATIJBD ~ "Moot oliiiJ lime waa IIPOiit In --Io., ' , · A., . Oble, where there lo I lack ol ~Wt.D . at ~r laeWtleL" ,~ Belpri *I AlbeDO • ·• f·Curlln Aid Freeland wu """' li~~~ProiJ IDle~! z...oyUiel!ooe<rpill.,._ Fodor· . 'xleted 011 ll\'0 !eloov cOUDII In ~ . (lJPJ) - """' N.. llll'f'ldz(atold 1)'111) rJOblo alnee 1949 anttoeed !Urlber .204, PortlaB:I,Ore.,knbek' Gtl~Wia at iJn,priiCIJIDent •• apuole viOlaHarOid lloln.· 197, 1111! ~ tJIGII'oll ~ Bo,v, Colli. (f). , '•. '· GJo1utor -· · · .;,, · · ' Freeland slid '•IWI')1h1ne·haa .. ~ . . P..uMoutb at lnnon C<DI wronl'' since he auUered a ";bji;j;;i;;i~~(lf' Rav....,oc!d at Pt. Pleuon\ In a Ut4 lro1flc ·8 ,. ., Ncrllo GoUla ot Miller eldent. "I havel)Orloda of blaek· IllS FIL 5~. KITCH EM Tr.T LIW•~•Ia•~ .liwn Idea on PunitJJuiwnt ·SHO.E · DIAIIOND IEDDING RING SETS from 39.95 o· . B.,' ld Defe~t Has New · hw · l , w 0~ . p-~·-oporl, o.. Frldl1. J~ Sl, ,... Meig• Fr~sh ·1n ·ViCtory diiiJII • . .. ' ' . · . HH6B, 1950, "'"""" the iqra ot JesuS Christ teacbiJWI do not require her Q-What bnmch of 1/ie govtnoment ""' th< ooU.ct taus, com A-Congr011. Hood A Syst...? OFFICE FORMS To Your Ortler Promptly OHico Suooli•• QUALITY PRINT ' SHOP Mill St. :a.. BALDWIN SPINO ORGAN SPINO ORGAN Traded in on new and Beautiful chrry finish, 1old new for over Made e1pecially for ua. Corry• our name. Will &ell lor $799. lntredoctory larger organ, very good eon clition. Sale Prlco $1750 . . Sales Spacial .'USED · .. :SPINET .PIANO ' ' . j. '":'··• 'FtttlifJ;trl ' ,. ;•\. Seed.l ' r , OHor '? .' < ., ' ~ ·l '~;$u.ar Run Flo~ar . . ' · ,_. . Avt. ..~.,. Pholie 992·2115 ' · .· Mills r. '· :Po1111110y. Oblo (UPON REQUEm ~~-boards SE~ &plains .Its Stand «. """ ALL EW BALDWIN PIAN,OS A D0 092•U45 •t4411.-t t~'i saVIa :;:.').'!::,0" . aoomi·} • i..tatea..nt l wsli resident VALENTINES ~r Norcrou ldoal- Valontloo GrNtlnt• ''Treasured "Fore¥er•• ·' Valentine Fa•,..nll MIDDLEPORT BOOK STOr , Middleport, 0. ,..mg.. Don't cat lehlndthe • ' u, ....... 01 JOUr ' TAl LAST BIG WEEif :, . SAVE 'S2 T0$4 ~ERSQ.YD. · • CHOOSE IWfYt .• ·-N SALE LOCATION :tilE FOIIIEI DEDEIS PLUUNG I HEATING . I ,~· .~ ' I ... ' OF COL ' J . . . . ' ·~· . . &HUTIIIO ' �I - , . , _ , IJrtl. ., ~ -'!~G~ - (111'1)-'lbo _ , ...._ .,..~ llr .,. - ·· ' to-.. 1bo - !lend - y-- o,, ,.._,,_,.11, 1 • ~ ort be- 11ti110r In the aocl< .tuat Dreoldo l!ltOred Ida foot won11 m t11o Aore'a derl<: "Give blm IJI1Iblnl bl - · " Tbl ...... I ...- rio -1111111 ...... o~pp~ow a 11011 driJ*. o. B. lUll, t6, a Nocro. died the 53, -!diD - qJSG,. 110 polata !he jliiiiOI, IIIII ukl 11bo, lut two ...,..,. at for . _ . l'oGI>Io pe II ID llu"·•- oporatod 111r ...,_ !diD oiod bl - . tia'OIIII> NOll... ID o 1110011¥ 1i11ro bood. llo'o tblo II !1ft II'IL Tbl .tciiiDo of. the - sio..- Boo I>Hildo. no - ~ ' . ollola!po men and domc:tlveo prowloa the aroo loclo1, earrytng an ortill'o eGIIII><>Sim draq of. a goateed Degro In hlo late 20o or early 301. He II lli8lllly over alx feet BeaL f the Ben d eeO tall will! a medium llulld. (CmUnued from f'lle I) Deacrlbed IQo pOllee ao a dlulhter, lloblllo, nre holpllollsod but wore cllaebarpd a few ''bomlddal DWJI&c, • the man Ia di.Y• l<iiiOiflloB the ln-nt. ~ ,.or the ·•·-'·of. ~ W-eday f..- the !!.rot time the elder 1\lra. Jolm100, the former bl am~~-... ·~ por110111 In a liquor - . Mary Oura, was llb1e to opeak. 1\lr. J - l s ltW unable to ~ robbor:T Tuoaday night and the II Wll IJJI until Wedneoc!Q IMt l\lro. J - woa IDtormed of. doatha of. a couple who operated tho death of blr son. a '-mom-ud..pop'' restaurant Local relltlws oC the elder Mrs. Jolmaon iDc1ude Elsie Circle, Wedneeday. He aloo is believed Bernice COrlloU, Glaey1 Deem and Warden OurL 1\lro. Cornell one! m have lo!Ued a ~or slore 1\lr. IIIII !lira. Art Stdlort of haw spent cooalderable 1employe In the nearby clly of. tilDe at the ParkeraiJuri hoop!tal wltll the Jol\1110111 l<lllowlng tho 1J>. Commerce en Jan, 16. cideat. Mrs. Stobart is a niece of tbe Jotmsons. IIJcldl..,..,. Blast ERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS (cOntinued from Page I) Ryrholm, -51, Marietta, the plant mar.ger. Marion Buckley, 31, Parkers- 992-2039 . CIR NIGHT 949-2951 Pomeroy Flo-r ShOft PomAr•r W. Main VANMETER burg, W. Va., was taken trc:m the critkal list Thursday night and transferred to University Hospital. Columbus. 1bree others were treated for m lnor burns and were not hos. pltalized. SUNNY FA~RICS FOk SfilN$ a wonderful collection of assorted fabrics lovely colors Remarflable Values Lula Russell, Crooksville; four brothers, R o b e r t, Ironton; lUuetion. Yo• Nve 101p, waCer aDd wort. ""'- c.,_.,_._ iuqurulu- _.......... _ mLoum 111b wilh ~;oDe • shaped bouom. Ofl )'011r · ....tliJI8 done futer. S•iDJ rrcdr - .. d 1oc1 • uy or 110 positions. E~~;lra 1up ro&-oae lr-. OM flnible 'hil•t4 t. 1Qitb - 'lblob lo 1969 JuDior ~ In the pole In !he 1968 obould laldorepre-Ye. ~kdOh§i;ih':&.WFB!Ql : Jameo, Morrill, Olld Clair, of. Crookarille; a sl.tter, M r 1. ~60 (Annabelle) Hall, Crookovllle; llh sisters-In-law, and several Dlecea and nepilewa. FIOIOral aorvlcos will bl held 5lmday at 3:30 p.m. from tile Rawllnga.Coatt Funeral Home. Burial will be In Rlvorruw Cemetery. The RaY. Howard Buok11!11, Ealt iJMM Unlmd Mothodllt Cllurch, will olllefolo. F.....,. 1111Q' ..U at the funeral home 10 a.m.~- l David Dodson htclt.lan ......... Wlterproot•, klmln•• "-is lnd ditl, swttp MCOIId hind, tlpanNon band. Ullltl wl" - 17 jewels, nti-Nfttte, shod rnlst· 1M. Clf lltatltt. clled thla momln& .. Molp Geaonl Hospital. lllrvlvora lndudo two oepbews, George Moore, c.otumblls, one! Ramie Moore, Pomero,y, ond a Dlece, NoUio Borford, of. ~­ IDn. Funeral aorvleos will be held Monday .. 1 p.m. at the Ewlnc Cbapel w1t11 tile Rev. Avm Ar..,._ er of. Colwnllua olllclalln&. BurIal will be In the Beech Grove cememr:T. Friends IIIII!' ..U at the !Uoeral home anytime. THE ULTIMATE IN CABINETRY... ble sink; 30'" Roper slip-in range, Clean, modem styling plus the your choice of gas or electric; beauty of walnut-tone· cabln'ts matching power exhaust hood . will make you proud to step inlo with filter and light PLUS a com· your new kitchen. COMPLETE pletely automatic dishwasher, KITCHEN features nylon glides on with ·a 16-place setting capacity. drawers for smoother opening; . Colors , available for appliances exclusive combination hinge-catch and sink: Coppertone, Avocado on all cabinets; easy-to-clean for· and White. mica top; porcelain enamel dou· FREE SPONSOR BAI<E SALE Cub Scout Paek 246 Ia &pelll· eortng a bake sale at D u k e CIUDero '"' Second st. In Pom· eroy all day this~- IN HOSPITAL Herb Gnkey, Chief of Middleport pollee, Wh rei)OI1ed i.n good eondltion at Holzer Medical Center today. He 1a a medi... cal patient. 499 RE8.t118!1.00VAWE roy. e:ae . DISHWASHER 1 00 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. Tho Dopamnool S!ore of Bulldlnt Sl~co 1915 LOCAL OWNER • .4'-: I)I)J1i: .' 1-.u'f'll( ~ Miss Ford Country says: Parking will be permitted on Locust St. near tbe church. l •' ' . . .. ., f -.; '. • • CROW'S •• •• STEAl HOUSE J•' • • t'• are 1 in sales! Home of the Fabulous weekl1: ::!:., WITHOUT 164900 UNION TO MEET Brlckloyers Loeal 32 wllllllOIIt at 8 p.m. Thureday Dl&bt at t h e American Leglo)a Hall, l'Vmo· &iNiOI ' ...n Km:HEN PUNNING &aiYICI AYAIIJIBI.£ NO DOWI'I PAYMENT - II 11011. TO PAY COMPLETE KITCHEN = Clll!JICH -, ••• c • '"' ••• ~THO. at Oorvlce; aDos :pr..;. SANDWICH And Toke Em HOme 992-5432 O.estnut Ridge Social Evenia ONLY $1495 . i)UIOr. Rell1ll cu-I, ,_ . Dlvltloii.Of IULOVA They work like trucks and ride like cars. Two steeii-Beam axles give Ford' I exclusive twln-1Beam front euapenalon Ita, extra strength. Col~ springs make the going easy. ' the high style, low priced watch . 1. .' . ' ,., ASSOCIATED RADIO '• . '· AND TELEVISION '' , , . . "I ' . . - ,' ' .! ,''j . ' -') • {n 1;, ), '>,. ·~' . • " ?; ' .. ,•1 ,. '· ;~ < . I '0 IPI'- ,. . - ~ciJwl!ll ·-LIGHT · Moil• POMEROY CIIU'ch - ~ Rood - Reo. ~. 11.flor, -~ wu. llam ... 8u!dll,y lcllopl .... ~ -.ehaol~ t:IO Llil.; war.. ur. . ... 1(1;30 .....; iDI WWO!djl, j1:30 P.m.; prayar .mol pralao . Mnlee, '!bur Idol', 7:30p.m. . Wllm.EY AN ~D METIIO. DIST OfiJRCH, .llodDO - W. moou.., ... Fri- • ; l! l ( ' 'I .. - J..._ , ( ............. WhiM . NIIPONiblllty will ho .... - '* 'hit .....,[ i? Or _, tlio .....,.. -................ ._ htwodcsb.t»"MW~tlor....., "" - - •iMJIIiiCI - llo' 'i. maturw, our 'wlues., .lor. ........ and OOOOCOm wiU ·holp to , _ hi•ottiiudos. ' How glad I om lhot our C:t..cta offon • of O.lotion ....... tion for Jim and ""· a1 01 for of eecb JDODtb, 6 p. m.; W.S.C.S., 11ecmd FrldQ' each month, 7:30 p. m.; Olllclal Boord, IICood MondoU' uch .IIIOIIth, 7:30 p. m. PO~AND VNITEll ME1110. DIST 'p iUliCII - W. lllle Mc- .a Jimmy. As OUt lOR grows, 10 Will . ._ Tho ....... th .... - ,..,...,n. Ciur&, to meet the tiel of your lift~ con be found in YOUI' church. pa-. Sunday Sc:bool, 9:30 L m.; Worlhlpserviee, 7:30 p. m. ; Official Board, flrtt Surd~¥ ..... IIIOIIth, 8:30 p. m. OAK GROVE UNITED METRO. DIST CHURCH - W. lllle McClurllo putor. Sunday Scbool,lll:30 L m. i Wonhip..a enice, 9:30 a. m., first and third Sundlys each rnorth 'ntE HUTLAND METHODlST CHURCH - HeY. C. J. Leml1!11, palll:or. Church Scbool, 9:30a.m.; Wol'lbtp Hrvlee, 10:30 L m • ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy - Harrisonville Road.· John Webster, pastor; Ray IJt-- MaHhow 17 , 1~ tle, Sunday tehool superltUn- Exo<b dent. Sunday achool, 9:30 Lm.; ·morning worship, 10:30; SUnday evening service, 7; prayer meet. 2, 11 -25 3 ,1·12 Exodus Exodul 4 , 1-17 ''11-22 Exodus tog, Wednesday, 7 p.m . ST. ~ JoliN'S Llll'HERAN-Brlan Engel, - · Morn!• worahip, 9 a. m.; ~ School,_ 10:30 a.m. ST, PAUL'S Llll'HERAN -32 E. Seoond st., Plimero,y. Sunday School, 10 a.m.;Worshipaervlce 11 Lm. o"YRACUSE UNITED METHO. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. Sun:lay Scllool, 9:30 a. m., Ben Quisenberry, S\clt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.. first ao:l third Sundays each Evening evangellatlc month. service, 7:30 p. m., seoonlaad fourth Sundays. CARMEL UNITED METRO. DIST CHURCH - RoY. Paul A. Sellers, pasu.r. Sunclly Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; Wayne Roush, SlCrt. • Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., secom a.n::l fourth Sundan oteach month. Evening evangelistic service, 8 p. m. seoond a n d third Sunday each month. 3:13-22 bodul 2,1-10 - ltll;l -~ ..... .t._._ BilK. s...., . Wttll the hq:Je tt will, in s<De measure, roster and hetp suataln thlt wld.cb I• aooc1 ID f1m1b and community We, this featuretasponeoredbythe busines• ftrmallld arpnlzationl whose tllmN appear below. HEINER'S BAKERY LARRY'S SOHIO SEIYKE (Larry llllle,y) BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. SUPPORT 111E CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE HUNTINGTON, W. VA. LYONS MARKET GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. PHONE 992-3284 ''MEMBER OF THE BIG 3'' GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3280 MIDDLEI'OR1 ENTERPRISE UNITED METH· ODIST - Rev. William Alrson, Pastor. Ralph Spencer, &cJt.; Eldon Weeks, Asa't. Worship aervlc:ea, 9:30 &.m.i SUnday School, 10:30 Lm.; Youth FeUowlbtp, 6:30.. Wednesday: Choir, 6:15 p. m.; Bible Stutb', 7:30. CHURCH OF CHlRST - Mlddleport, 5th one! Main. Ja<k Scltes, supt. Bible School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning worahlp, 10:30 a. m.; Evening worahlp, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer aorvloe, Wednead,.Y, 7 p. m. Rov. Raulln llloyer, p&sior. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Mlddl rt. 11 .. ~-·Mill epo ev. ~' or, TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT MIDDLEPORT, 0. SALES - ALLIS atALIIERS - SERVICE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERs PLAINS PH. 667-343:1 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. 0100'5 OWEST OOOOE DEALER MIDDLEI'ORT, OIHO BAKERS OF HOI.SUM BREAD MIDDLEI'ORT, 0 . RAY RIGGS. INC. MARK V STORE pallor. Leater Ta.ylor,SqK.Sun· day Sehool, 9;30 a.m.; Momlng Uucoln - Mercury- CUuet- Englloh Fold 593-G601 8.1 N. COURT Sf. ATI!ENS, 0. Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Jlmlor Soeiety, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. m. Sunday Evqellfltle meetllw, 7i30 p, m. Prayer meeting, Wedoelday, 7:30 p.. m. THESALVA110N ARMY-tnvoy RaY S. WlniJos, olllcer In charge. Swxtay, 10 a.m.,Holinen meotllll[; 10:30 a. ·m. SundQ SciKM>l. YOUOK I'Oople'a I.e· gt.on., 7 p. Salvation m . - , 7:30 p, m,; ~. 1 tD 3p. Llldl 7 m.; ea HIIM ~; p.m. Pro• ' ,... cluaeo. ciiMT•. MORIAH B~ ~ eport, eornor !oWn st. HAlbert Ja<k- pulor. Sunday Sc!KMll, 9:~ a. m.;MomlJoB ""'lhlp, to:alla. m., AniDld LEIVING COAL COMPANY WILLIS ANTHONY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBlll'ORS OF HIGH GRAUE COAL WESr COWMBIA, W.VA. PLIJMlliNG AND HEA11NG 992-25$0 2411 LINCOLN ST. MllliiLEI'ORT m., ·~· R... Slmuol J. Jaekoon, pular, . !:.!>'~~1co0, 9:30 a.lllrm.;GorSUn""" - - · L m., a. • lrullo, llaller, S&wL worur. unlco, lla. m. s.Jjllllt Tnln- lJoB Ullloa, semce, ROYAL OAK PARK ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIa FAMILY RECREA110N SWIMMII\1G ATHENS RD. I'OJIEROY, 0. - · A FIIIENilLY PLACE TO BUY CROW'S STEAK HOUSE RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET IIENTIJCJ(Y 11IE STORE Wl111 A HART RACINE,OIHO FRIEil CIUCKEN POMEROY', 0100 a,. onciiiOCCIIId Som- .II 5t30 p. m.; 1\lrl, 111!17 ' dQI W®dl, lftli-. · · lmiELL RUN FREE METII0· lllS'J!.·- Rov. CoCU J; Will, JU• ..~ ·~· 1.... tar. _......, .-a.m.; __,_ .....· ·~so M-·· - w or.....,, ... l ..._._ ~·--. -•· . y - r.a,le'o , So ....... ........ "" ... .JIIth! Guild,- Mmdoy e l c b at 7:30 p. m.; HIIDPY Raltlar• moetlrc. 6Jurth I '"'II "' ..... 1>!1 1!11 ....... w- w..-ay, 7:30P, m.;l.J.M.Y.F. 7p. m. . .hSuodor;JuiUrCbolr pnc:tlee, Wednesday, 3:15p.m.; Senior Choir pracU.ce, 'lburldl.y, 7:30 P. m.; we~ Service clall ' .. Jim - - - jo . . . . .;.......... · - ·' - .,.,.,. """" '-iiiVillt of. 0 - ... "'" •ho . . . ol he DaiO lkCIIO'C. .,._, Sunday Schcd, 8:30 L m. JWal-ahtp .... tee, 10:30 L m.; Bible Study, N•U c. •· "Tho _ .SWISHER & LOHSE WE nLL 99~ PrayermHI- REXALL DRUGS ALL DOCTOR'S P!WlCRIPltONS POMEROY, 0. R~CINE m. BAP· PLANING MfLL BVDDING SUPPLIES • IIIILLWORK Eftnlrw~~m~• , Ieith Goble' Ford Inc., 41fl: South Thlr,,, St., ·Middleport; . Qhlo · :.·' HAIRY MILLER . Ifill. - - ·IIIJ, w~r'"' -.,111r1, - · .. dQ evo"!!Wo training union, 7; RUTL;,~ - - BAPTIST - •o · "'"'-Hoi~. - x--. .. ,I , 5q;lt. ' ur. aorvlce, 10:30 a. m.. IIIII . R.Cl C K SPRINGS UNITED Mro. &1- 7:io p. m. almrratoly. P...,... II¢THODIST J. Lomloy, ..._.,. .oorvieo eoch Woclnolldol', 7:3!1 pdtorJ Harold BlackoiDn. cburch · P.)ll. . i*hool -,rlatolllent. Mornltw POMEROY CIIDRal OF I war~, 9:30 L m.; church C!IIIIST -'Robrt ll WOOd, po.. ochool, 10;15 a.m.1 .....11K wortor, ~ .. ..._. Bllllo .,.._ ......., 9:30 L o''"• 7:30•, MYF ........, 8:30 ,.., --.. ~Diow Woroh!p, 10:30; · p.m. PN,JW DIIIIIDI Olld Blillo ·'1"!,"'· 6:30p.m.; Ew- ~· '\ Y-IIdol', 7:30p.m. NJ. worohlp, 7:30. ,1116-Weo!< llllidalralln O>mcll . -~~~· edlwed&y, ••~-7:30 p.m. . !lrot, - o1 ...., monlfl, • . . 7:· Pned.,., Friday, 30 p.m. liiDEN uimm BIIETIIIIEl'llli J;!IDT. • Eldia R,· Biallo,&. fiUadoy Sdlool, a. m., 'DiO'olltnl, w . . ~: "!''~::'!J';.~f"!.!"' - CARAVELL£• s. s. SunlioJo School, 8:30 L m. Wor- p-~vlce, 7:45. ..... a.nd you can shOw it off •.. proudly I ---rt a.o- Order 8 y Phone . Mrl. I jl s.-; DIST CHURCH - Rev, Poul A. UNITED F Ami CHURCH of MT. HEIIIIION IJN1TEil SODen, p&ator. Mornllw ,..,.. 1ieau Sltllemont, ~ School BliETIIBEN IN .a!IDST - Rev. ohlp, 1• 30 a. J!l.: So!ltdOI !!<hool, . ~ndolll. R o 1 J.,_, - o l smltll, paatDr. s • • d a y School, t;SG a. m.; Rwlaell-...... 10130 a. m. Bll'll\!' 'llloloi, SQpt. Xoulh meeting, 8;30, SUIIdly. ' Youth FoU.,.ol:!p, 6:3_9,, l!, _JI!. _cer, ••; A1fAd WoJ!e, llalttTHE RUTLAND COJIMUNlTY . <>· ant. MornlQB sermon 11 L m., .,_. CHURCI!- Rev. Amoo Tllllop&oSYRACUSE F1RST VNITEll evealal sermon, 7:30p.m.,alteraJRISTIAN SCIENCE Sorvlceo tor. 9mdq, .odlopl, 1:30 Lm.; PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. LiDioo ratlrw each · Sunday, CluJ meetat 'liS Main Sl., Pl. Pl•unC; Leo B...,.., ~eat; stebblol, pallor. iliD*y oehool, low 11 a.m., altemadn!l Sunday Slllldayo lla. m.; Wednead&yo worur. Mmco, lfiL~:~ Wed· 9:30 a.m. I w..-ol:!p oorvico, 10:- 11K11"1111wa. David Holter, e I a • 1 lp. m. AD walcome. l1 "'Idol' priYOf·,ftio!IDI. 7:30p.m. 30 a.m.; Billie otully IIIII prayer lelder. Christian EDcleawr, 7:30·; !lomdoy DIBf:l .......... 7:30. oorvlce, Wedneaday, 7:30 p.m. p. m. every other SuP:Iay ew-LOTI'RIDGE lE111· .~ D~r; W""LEY AN nlng., J...,.. "'eceer ,Jir;eoldent. ODIST- f'~,&rofuclthlrd CUURqi...: Cllarleo llozer, pa.. FOMEROY FDIBr BAPI'IST Prayer melllns. 7:30p.m. e.ory !lollllY• ol - . . - , 10:~ 1. qir; Adn Strick, Sunday School - Jobn WUes, o!lutdu acbool Weilneaday. Boord .-ar, 7:30 m."'' ,......S and 6Jurth Sundayo, S..Orlntell(lent. 5uDdly S<IKM>l, p, JD.·, lint Mcplojo nt month, ..... !lomdoy - · 9:30 a.m.; · 1~ p • .,.. SWiday Sc-, I:U' 9:30 ·a. m.; w..-ohlp service, 1J10rD1ns I'OMEI!OY TJIINITl: U!Ul' t:;ll worlhiP. 10:30 a.m.; L & Cl!flltlln Enileavur, third lO:iO L til- Youlh end Junl..- BYE, 6 p.m. ·Blblo llu<IY, Wed· CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev. W. of eaelt IDORth. "'- youth aervtce, 6:4.5 p. m. Eve- neldQ, 7 p.m.; cboir rneUc:e. U. Porrln, ~. Palrlek D. . n11w woroh!p, i:!P· Prayer and Wood, SIP. S!lllday Sdiool, 9:15 8:30p.m., w~. a, m.; Wonrldp, 10:21 a. m. utlRii~>ciJFF FREEIIE'l'H- pralae, ~-.w. 713o. Ymlh choir rebearaol, Mooday, SoindiQ' UNITED FAITH CHURCH MT. UNION BAPTIST - RoY, 6:30 p. m. Mrs. MlrV1n BUrt, a. Di., -~ woi-lhiP, Nease Settlement- Robert E. CecU cox, pamtor. Sunday School director; Senior choir rehearlal, a. m., _ -.ror...,. smt.th., Sr., pastor. &.mda.Y ecbool 11 uperlnterdert, Ear I starkey, Thanday, 7:80 p.m., Mra, Paul · 7110 .Po ~i ~ ·. • Chrl~ .., supt., Ro)' Jotmsm. S u n daY Sunda¥ Sc:hool, 9:45 Lm.; SundaJ Neall, - · Tlalraday, all Sa'i'outh Cru_ aadera, f;30p. m.. . tchool. 9:30 a.m.; worshlp. Hr- evenl~ worship, 7:30i Wednea- day, BUll' Boo qul1tiJoB p.,.cy In ~· - e r - . _ '71110 p.m. vice, 10;30 a.m. one! 7:30 p.m. dl,y pr11er onc1 Bible study, 7:30 dtureh IOtlal room. TIIWtdly, choir . pncdee, 1 P• each 9Jnda,y. Youtb meeting .nd p.m. RUTLAND C H U R C H OF Iii- R. Eupae Gill, PllllDrl Pbll ebolr praetlco, 6:30 . p.m. each SIJITON UNITED ME1110. CHRIST - Eugene Urderwood, lr~ Sit>t. · !lmdoy. DIST CHURCH - W. lllle Moo paatorj V, H. Braley, &IlL; Sun-. KENO CIRJRCH OF CHRIST- Clurg. pastor. 5uDdly School, dQ' school, 9:30 L m. i com. . )~XTEII OfiJIICH OF CHRIST Norman MeCaln _ , _ n t . 10:30 a. m.; Worship oervl<e, munion IDd worllhW service, 10:~ -'~. BuJatll, Jllutor. No~ Semcea at 9:30 L m.' 9:30 L m., second 1111 tourth 30 a.m.; prayer meeting, ThursC. WW,:oot>t. !lmdoy SChool Proac-• .:;rot one! thlrdSu:iday Swllay each momh. day. 7:30 p.m. CIIE'lTER !IIE'I'HODIST Charge 91afl, ._ mJi I Worlhlp lervlce, o1 month 1Qo Charlea Ruosell at CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Rev. Poarl A. Caito, pulll)r. ~atlan Eodoa1or 9:30a.m, NAZARENE - Rev. Herbett CHESTER: Worahip, 9 a. m.; ·RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF BRADFORD CHURCH OF Gn>e, poatDr. Worsh'\' service, Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Mra. .'nO!: NAZARENE -lilllolqSdlool CHRIST - Cllarle• Ruasell, paa- 11 a. m. and 7:30 •• m., Sunday. tor. Richard r,lkoy, Sujlt. SUn- SIUila.Y School, 9:30 Lm. Rlch- Wald Spencer, Sop!. FLATo, 111.1 111an11ng Worship, Bl . 10aio ·a., Jilt.; Eftllhw Worsblp, da3 School, 9:30 a. m.; ··~ tn.U.l'w!W ard Barton, ~, . Char1es s-- WOODSJ Cbureb Sehool, Suada.Y, 11 a. m., John Bally, aupt. Wor· ' 7~- .P. m. Prl3rtr eenteu, 7,,30 WorshiP, 10;30 a. m.; Evening sell, aasistant supt. Prayer meet. ur. aorvlcoJ:!".:"'s with AI· .._._SChool wor-lhlp, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible ing, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. fred BDd F • Services P.m. ~-w~....__ . .......,. __,. __ ........._ · •-~·· ......,. • 7:30 p. m. SUnday mQmlrw or evening, ~ ._...____, r - ~~...~· !¢oRGANIZED CHURCH l1F" HARRISONVILLE PRESII)'d each week. 'toct. Putor, Rev. MDrrla M. Jesus Christ ot Latter Day TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST "":wERS PLAINS UmTED Saints, Portland • Reel"" Road. 5uDdly Sc!KMll S..Orlntendent. Church - l'Vmeroy, Mulberry IIE'i'I!OIII9T - Monl~OK·worur. Sundo.Y School, 9:30 L m.; Mom· ;Sw>Jay School, 9:30 L m. Sun- Holi!hts Rood, north ot. vemrano 9:~. 1. m. at former EUB biJUd:. trw Worshlg, 10:30 ~ m.. Su:nday du .serVJ.ce, 8 P. m., the Rev,. Memorial Hoopital. Phllll~ Gag· ,,._ E.,OIIded 5uDdly Sc- 10,. O'AIIIIJoB service at 7. WedDesdl,y Max Donohue of Mldcll...,., er, pastor. Wednesday, 7 &. m. liOD Cor ~mrsery to grade slx evening . prayer service, 7:30. speakin& Youth Fellowship. Saturday, 1:45 children at former Methodist an- .. Pastor, Elder C. , W- Proffitt JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Llr· p, m., Sabbath Sc:hool. Worship, oexat 9:30 L m., Mrs.J & me IJ BRADBURY OIURCH OF iy Carnahan, presidlrwminJ.Jter. 9:30 a. m. FIRST uNITED PRESBYTER· Sloo¥o ehlldren'a 11110rlnelldent. CHRIST - Mr. TedCOdwalloder, Sonday: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; lAN CHURCH Middleport, &ullly Chureh School, adaltsancl pastor. Jerry van Inwagen, sun- Wateh Tower l&ulty, 10:80 a.m.; Guest Minister, James Buchan)'Gdh, 10:30 a. m.; junior high, day School &ilertntendent. S~ Wednelday: Bible atudy, 1 Po m. an. SUOOay School S..,erinten1ealor high ·and young ldults dey School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning Thurlday: Mirdstry ~ehool, 7 p. dent. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. IDH1-·1n ronnerMethodlstChureb worship, 10:30 L m.; Evening m. Service meetlqr, 8 p.m. Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. for ·~ CbuJch SchooL Boy<l service, 7. Wedlwsda,f, Prayer MASON CIRJRCII OF CHRlSTChoir practice, 7:30 p.m. WedHackrie)', yodl sqperlntendent; service. 7:30 o. m. Mlller st. - Ever1011 Weekley, nesday. paltOr. Bible <lUll I, SUn· t10lt hlgb clall and UDlor adults !!'~In former ~Jllih!i\lllo ." _ Jlii,AIM.U ,IJNttlill. .,_IQi;l'IIO... IN, 1~.."'· WorshiPand[)l"NCb· UNITED ASBDRY . _ . . Vlneyudf1fil. Adult Bl· DIST .CHURCH - Preochln& 9:· q, 1u:oo a. rn.; Sunda,y eveolng DfST, Syracuse - Rev. Wendell blo ClaolpariJ,Ialtll<:ootQeaoh 30 Lm., Flrlt and Slcond 9m- IOrvlco, 7:30. Bible Stutler, p111tor. Slmda,y School, · """""' Youtb Fellow~hlp eaoh dayo of ...h moldh; Third and elaoaeo, Wednoadly, 7:30 p.m, 10 L m.; Carroll Norris, Supt. lioldly, B p. m . l n - Moth- Fourth 8u!dll,yo oaehmonlh, Wor· GRACE EPISCOPAl-E. Main Worstrlp •ervlee, 11 L m.; MYF odllt build! Ill. Dlotrlct l'OUII ra1- lhlp oervlceat 7:30 p.m.; Wed- st.. l'Vmoro,y. Cburcluchooleoob 6 p. m. Sunda¥- Prayer meeting IJ' !lroiMoado;JQf-bmoalh. noadly evenlnp <:30, Prayer ~ at 10:30 LDI. Third !lUI· Wednesday, 8 p. m. LETART tJm1'EI) METRO. and Bible atu<jy. dQ of. each month no morning POMEROY CHURCH OF 111E DISf CBURCII- FirIt one! SO<FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION aorvlce, Holy communion, 7:30 NAZARENE - Corner Unionah! cal AlodaJ'I preaebiD& 8 p.m.~ -Bald Knobs, Portl.aidooBashan p.m. Molborry. Rev. Cbde V. HonderTlalrd IIIII Fourth llDldVO. .b · ~Rev. E. J. GriMth, paotor. SOUTH BETHEL UNITED 101'1, ptltor. ~School, 9:30 dQ' School 10 a.m., Wor1hlp serSchool, 9:30 L m.; Rogoo L m.; RaymoOd Walburn, Supt. METHODIST - Worship, second .teo 11 a.m.; Tuead&y ovenlnp r Wlltre<l, !q>L Sunday worshiP and foordt Sundly, 10:30 L m.; MornlDR worship, 10:30 L m.; lllp.m.,Prayerend~eawey. . 7:30p.m. Prayer mootEveaiJW Service, 7:30 p. m. Midfirst ond thir<iSUIIdlya, 7:30p.m. . , 1111rLAND CuuRCII llf" ~ )OK, Tueeday, 7:30 p. m., MII- Sunday School, 9:30 i m. Youlh week service, Wednelday, 7:30. NAZAIIENE - RaY. IJ01d · D. rford Frodorlck, cia" folder. Fellowship, 6 p. D1. IICh Sunday p.m. Grimm, Jr., ·paltor. SUDday ·Yooth FeUowshll>, Frlday,7:30p. FOREST RUN UNITED METH- · at Tli>llera Plalni Unimd lllotho>ICboo1, 9110 Lm.: ~'WOI'- m. Ernest Deeter, leader; Roe- ctiat Church. ODIST - Rev. WondoU G. Slut, 11111», to:$1 Lm.; 1GUIII peo. er wnrr~, Jr., presicle~t. ler, pa.UW. Worlldp service, 9 CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- a. m.; Sonday School, 10 1. m. ple'olir'tico, l:tll p.111,.;- , MASON ASSEMBliY CIRJRCII Dolle -COl, 7:30 p.m. Wool- OF GOD - Second St.., MUCIII, · '11le ROY. CblltorBJ:7anl,p&mr• Mrs. Fred Nease, S\ctt. IIOidiJ ovlllilil .....teo, r:30. w. vo. ~ Scllo01, :10 11.11\. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.~ WOI'.. · MINERSVILLE tf;j I "tED - Morning worohiP, 11 a. rn. Ban• lbW service, 11 a.. m.; Evenbw METHODIST - Rev. WllftlleU MllliiLI.:I'0¥'1' IIEATII'UNIT!m pUIIIeiOrvlce ..7:30.p. m.·Sible. worshl», 7:30p.m. Prayer aen. · aerooe, .Wed· lee, Tueldly, 7:30 p. m. Youth Studer, pastor. Swmy SChoal, METHODIST-Max E. 0........, study 9 L m.; Ke-Wtaen.. !q>L ~-~ Jameo ~~ ,...raY,71aoP.m.Cbl--r.n, ·Senice, , Thuraday, 7:30 p. m. Worship aerviee, 10 L m.r Monthly ilowll. ftrlt Salur<lay of. ·lillldlll --.;~~ . ..... Paitor. 773-5~. a.urcll IICIIocll, 9:30 a: m.; ........ . CARLETON CIRJRCH .Kinga. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 11IE HEMLOCK GROVE . CHRIS- NAZARENE - Rev. A E. ·MUter, '· lq wvnhlp, 10:30 a.m.; 1Qitb bur)' Rood. 5uDdly - · 9130 .JII£1 1~ ~~ 6p.m. ChDlrJ"eoo a.m., Ral.pb Carl. SlJIL Wwablp TIAN Church - Jamal Smith, pastor. Bob Moore, . Sullil,y ~... ~· 7p.m.,dlolr aorvlce, 10:110 a.m. and 7:30 p. Pastor; Paulaon, !lmdoy School !q>L 5uDdly School class-. ,d lnelDr, Boil Phil- Prayer· m. altematoly. Prayer meotllll[, · · - aupi. Morning ......... eslor all qea, 9:30a.m.; MorDllnlet, Wec~DtadQ', 8 p.m. Wedneeday, 1;30 p. m. 9:30 a.m. i &ulda)' school, 10:45 1JoB WorohiP, 10:30 Lm.fNYPS a.m.: ~ mootlag, 6:tS p.m. SUIIdly 6:30 p.m.; E.....,lsdc Cllureh of the Naz. '· Service Sunci.Q' 7:30p.m.; Mid...... - Chrl.-. play, 7:30 VIolllng at the Jarrot SILVER RUN FREE WILL week Prayer meedn!l Wednes. , . . . , ivelll,.. P...Ucwalcomo. borne reeentl¥ were tbelr lrand· BAPTL'>T- Rev. C&"IIIIAIIdao, di.Y 7:30 p.m.; Ml•--Y -•-C Moe110ft and ramUy, Lancaster. p.~ator• . Richard F1M. &iniiQ' 1111 second Wednesda)' ot each 1\lr. and lllrl. WW!am Good- , SciKM>l . •·--'~~nt. ......... , mmlh7:3Up.m. win were Athens vtlitors reclnt......,_ · - ..___, School, 10 L m.; Wor~, 7:30 MASON BAPTIST CHAPELJ,r.Vance · Tbl Re v. Harold "·-•· ...-.. ·Wilbur; W'lftt mel Rita, P. m. Prayer meetlrv, '111urlldQ, '""-........ 11J1S, ALTA cONE wore abopplq In WoU- Sotur· · 7:30p.m. Choir pradlo:o, Tuell- - · .Charles Lambert, 5uJ>. Jolm 'WIIu. 11 a modleal pa- --. . , c!Q, 7 p. m. / day School !q>L COrner S.•eOIId ~ ._, .If IIIII Pam sto. M W lloiDt In vo~onn~ llatnGI'1al lkll- • 1\lrl, '1\1111 Liwrefla.orrw· . , CARLETON OfiJRCH-KIJoso. VL; ~~--. 9:'ts'im.; ~~ PomerQr.. ,•- mOhtlo AlhOno. · .f i '· ~11ury Road. 1bo Rov. Jay Sllleo, worur. oervlce, 1L Wedlwo- .I . Dies Friday armr UU10II ..,... - -·Alit. sa.- low "''.,· Adjllll- •ble lep. Se1 •••ber at lld&h•mosL c.omrortablc 5>r you . Adjllsl to lloon. ~ STAR UNITED IQ!'ri!oqiST CHURa! - Rov• noNAL aBJIICH - ll.oY. WU.. WIWam Air .... pallor; J ob n lard llulchlr, putor. Mra. WGI'10)' Frandl, liloD1 S c - &t>t. !No, ~qt.; 110)' Vu llll*1 9;30 ..... ()lurch &t>t. _ , il<hoolo I:U L "lol ......... !lrlt .... tllltd liolnda1 ~ won~. lO:.ts L m.t Pnjor meotilllo 7130 P. :m. l<iiiOifiJoB !Uido,y SchooL IIIII Fourth Salurdal' · .,.n~op, ..,.,.... Fred E. Smltll, Jay. leoder. Fellowship, 7:30 7:30 p. m., C~h semee1. p.m.&nlav. VNJTE!l Fair, wlllch did 1101 partld- the street. Why SCI de for leu than MAYTAO . . . the wubct with eKdusive performance featum.lon.3 term depeodabilily ud proven qUIIity1 double-wall tqiW'C·11abeo~o­ allllad 1o be .,...-. Alao, Uy of Jackson. There will be no morning or evening services in COil)lnctlon with the camp meeting on lim· d.IQ-, Feb. 9. However, there will be an afternoon session at 2:30 p.m. on &tnday. Churches taking part Include REV. DON HUMBLE the Nazarene ClaJ.rthe& ot Rutland, Mldclleport, Pomeroy,~·­ cuse, Racine, Chester. and Ra- of the Indoor camp mooting are venswood, the Danville Wealeyan asked tD refrain irom lillY douChurch, Laurel Clllf Free Melb- ble parking oo Beech St. where odl8t, Burlingham Mission and the church Ia located. Alao, they the HyaoU Rom Free Methodist are asked to avoid pa.rldD& 1n front of driveways or in anv man· c-s. 1bose attending the sessioos ner to "hem irf' a resident or chm.wt washings ..... ~ Mtttw lHpr,dwiO fair--· . . fair, David Dodaon, 92, Pomei'O)' t Mu&lc for the 1M188lonS startIng at 7:30 will be provided liY PbyUis and Bob l'Vrr:T one! lam- WOllam McKinley Ru81ol~ of. Columbus, 72, dled Thursday eveulng In the "'rlnglleld Stole Hcopltal after a long Ulnoos. He was borD in BradWry, the 11011 of. the late 1\lr. and M r s. Dana Russell. and was a boilermakor for the New York Ceatral Railroad. He waa alao proceded In doatll IQo two lOIII In Infancy one! a al-. &lrvlvora Include hit wile, tile foruler Gladys Rulaell; a daueh· mr, !lira. Harold (]loborta) Mercer, Colum1:Na. his atepmotber, for WWL, AU Admitted - Mar)' - Pilmeroy; Jean 111mt, Lon8 Bottom; Elza Welch, Albany; Paul~ lne Derrenberger, Jlbmei'O¥. Discharged - Blanebl Pointer. Ohio. Dies Thursday MAVTAG e; ...,_ Olllce. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlrAL The Meigs Area Holiness As~ aoclaUm Indoor camp meeting will get underway· Monda,y and will oontlnue through &mday, Feb. 9, at the MlddJeport Church fL the Nalarene. Speaker for tbe meetings will be the Rev. Don Humble, pastbr of tho Church of · Chriat In Chrlatlan Union at New Bostm, The Sewing Celtter the luxury you can afford ••• Dlaebarpd - Vera stewarl, WWiam Biker, Cqy Hawk, Jor. ry AIOY'ndor, EU!ol Slwlk, Mil· drool KoeU.., WW!am Bllclunall, Don Gorby, llonald JUgp, Mary w•-1 ..... · I. MO~ JlloiAir - 5uJ>. 1:10, UO)'ll Dll· !q>L - WGI"II>IP Sir· at 10:~ . wllh the Rev. Wednead&y evening pnyer mvicoa at 7:15. JuDior . Fair - . ! -... 'l'llllioidi.i, Fob. 11 7:110 p.m. .. the c-IJ' EJ<. to•, l'Vmero,y. J~ 11, 1NI OLD DElC'l'ER CONGBEIG.\- Y- :.- ·.;.;.;.:-: .;.; ~ Opens Monday Night William RU88ell On Tho T In Middleport .·.·..... ; ·.· :-:----:-: for There will be a Me II 1 ero.r; Vane Crlloo, 11.1111111; OW Bolli, L<ln8 BoUom; Ella~· Camp Meeting Series it's sewing time .. HURRY IN - ·•· : .. : PrldiQr, vrith mlltching . Sileo .EIIII.......,. li'1'l j1l _........, """· to p ant~ dooipo llld!OW lo o r..mal bid to o:aootruc:t the aya- -~ '"M'""' o.. KITCHEN 1111 Fllnllor'o Mm!DIItriUion. 1bo looll Will olllblt 1ho faooa from pollillllaok- - , . Dl1b" s.tlllll, ·~ t2 FT. LONG-BELL p.--alld - ~ ID ..olr IDdlllll two 'lblto · ' 1b , . _ . . rd>blrfol d - ' " two J. . . .ao-AmeriCIIll VE'I'ERANS IIEIIORlAL omajl bullao&IOI lla.. made IIIII a Nqro. next dQ. HosPrrAL !diD the terror of. --<>ODtral VlciiiD of. the 16..........,. Wodneaday Dl&bt the rd>ber Adm!Ued - Gerald Gnbam, Loa Ancelea, a largely Negro was David Munoz, SO, a clerk in q,pec~ _ co«ee at~~. a ~mall Rutland; O»al Harper, fome.. 4otrlet. the Commerce I!Qior - . . ro-..nt .,.. 1Qo ~ Devin· I'GI': Rboda Fe...,_ West eo. Beefed llll dotalla of. ~Tueaday Dlgbt, Lo1 Anplu na, 53, onc1 bll wlle..,IIO, 56. luri>ta; H8.1'91d WoU, Jr., - · tllDta. • Jul& before ~· "" - • $1;111,000 iiiiOirot! U.,. lD a ...... d IIIPrclld. . mator,y 1,4110 ...,. IIIII rural ......u.. Ia Gdl"a quv fir , • - - otJII!m .......... - - 1bo IGatt It ...... Oilier , - · .,.,_ IDII WI. A fw m11111t11 . _ a. D . . - WIN ~~~-~ U. floor, wltll ~ ~ reallller .....,, ' Tbi.Y had """ - • ·!'JW·a.a~ntW:-···~uM··wUMJmot .:. ;u ltfl"- \Mm..41 m'" , Hunt for Execution Robb~r LOS ••• '· GENPAL CONTRACTING PHONEMoma '' TUPPERS PLAINS ~AR£ PAINTS AND GENERAL HARDWARE TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. 811-a&a �... -. ~~ ' J!ett~t·:· Weekly Guide To Viewing and Pl~oo N~r Yo~r Te.leviMi,t•"' Sei ·r~/-' lAJit•vel\ic ~£ Et u .. 7E... - ....... .... c II ..... ., LoM.._I.IIIU¥1 _....... II " ·2·: - -: VKNOIJ, 'I'I/6 HoW' A. MIIJD 10 c;xJIT SMIUIVG! ' Chrl...... Lh1ncW... TvQwfll . ._ ... FI~IQ(UII -""""' ...., ..... -3~ . " ." 5:: " . 8 . .·. E-..J.. 9 :: .... ' .7 .E .\ u -- ~ DAILY CROSSWORD ·--- OOWI< &aiMS ,.,...,. 1. Pamot11 .... w,_,. •. Onrupot 3. Wlreleu call t. Exclama- """"'' tO. ~~aU Inc 19. Bcot- emperor 2. c.ruDenut 5.Hot vtrid U.Oo...... pekoe, etc. H. Infer tloD • . Holf dlamet.era e. Ftrdahe• T. Celtic ... u.. ....... 11. Kaft'a name UI. IWet'y'a partner : ......... s. Brtrht ....... n. l"uned ll. 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Jean-- II, "SDII'IIIevt" - Dou&tu, - --·- .j wlfllr~~t~W"' """"' e- ' ,' __ ' Dm--lt .lliQ, Dlto ld Nive11 ll:SO - 8, "Su.rprbe ~" - YIIi Bry.-r, IWzill GQ- IIHbariu- 7:311 - 13, "The lhe Ceista" - Jahn w.,_ II - 8, "lndiln F'ighllr'' - Kbt; Dooillll, E'al wartlraiU ll:30 - 8, "SOnof!:~n'" - BIIU Rat.._, Baril ""''" SATURDAY 9 - 3, "Taru 111111'-" - TCIIJ cur·ue, Ylll Brynner 11;15 - 13, "Tilt linin" 1a1 " l'he O.Lh HQ Mln'tl' 0( Dr, MaiOIIH" Kirk U:M - I, "'tile ~r Ware • ..... ... ."··....._ - Ehb P.-.11111)' "Solid Gc:*t Cldll· lat" - J~ ~.Paul ~• '' a, Dll-'•··· - FRIDAY MONDAY ''FaUw 'l1llt Dr-am" - u:u - a, t - ' •. Jlolt &loot' ft. AnemoUon t - J.l, '"Sandi (1/ the Kalahari .. - a..art W!lb:man , . ,. """""' Wolk ••• SVNDAY ._.. ~ • •.'i··~..,.. .a.-• Git~· ..:!l. _ ..... - --··.... ............ --...... .. -~·'~ ~ ,.: " .. c...-. ,.. ......... \.. 't • •• ......... - --- Jadd1 Glluall . "" '"""'" ............ .- Din ..... ........ .... .... ... l.t4ia~ . 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Edlt ol Nllht II ... .... nat'• Life .... 7E.. 00 ~ 8: 9E.. It 1'11111 A Thief N.l'.P.b, NIWI " . -- • . IPHOOCE ~ .......... _....,, CIOL- 0..." ;" ..... ,. :.-.::.'I:::J"- oort. o.y , .n 2..E 3 .. 4 ":. LD1.11 It ~· :: -~ .-J II E ....... ""' ... .. ....... fW1 ....... -·-7E --- 00 ·T· a;· .:. Unoerambleth-lllarJumbl.., one letter to eaeh ~qure, &o for• four ordlnarr worda. laad 20. OonjuneUob 16. Deltructton or ruin 21.Cio....... II. Peach' -__ -·......- Jllg~~-IJ,J 18. IAufh· -· lhll• ..... _.. cora CGit Ripon OE - -.... ......... ...... -...... J-- --._ """ "" ".. 8111. IIIUbUUtl 00 11. ......,, . --- 5~ 6 :: Wallar O'ol*lla' ' IS -·-·......,..fit --· .......... C.l&ll l'in'l ,• i.. ...... ~ 45 . GUIIprl'a Q1lnCI 6:... F.aL ·- .......... 00 00 ..... 00 Bd ,SIIIll.-n .... 7E 45 Secret SConn II ..;... WIIIDIIIII) A1 the World Turnl 00 -........ II .__ 13~ 4·:. ,...,._ '"'"""'- . 00 -2E . ... _ 6E. """'""' ·- . 6~.. ...._, ....... 9 :: 0 E..' II:: 2 E ........ 1"'" ""' 00 11 00 I ..E ...... . 2 ..~ 5~ .......... .,__, o=.. liE.. 2.... IE . 4:... ......... . """"' """ ....... "''- 8~ 9E --- \ 6E. 7E.. 8E ......... 7~.. -_ II .... .. 6E.. . ....... ,_ _ \IIIO ..U p.-. A Ow."' - RanloiPI Scott 111URSDAY a, "Phaie Dun't Eat m. 11:30 - 8, "T11e ~.. Rollert C1811ml_... PrlRIJ- IoLono ,Jl:SO - 3, "Hide 1111 Sell" JaiWt Mwlro, Hlllh Grll!l.ttt I �•· ·- . . 'HO~WORK' W-telihig ,W~tr ,. ,... " ~ .. ~ ' f COL~ECTING . HOIIIILITi! DIREClJIRIV~ · CHAI~SAIS IIO.r Mellelo ••'· Ao low .~ •• .• , DILLS DUE FE"RUARY 6TH CAN NOW BE PAID AT THIS AGENCY. 2J ,., COfU Dlacount 011 INihl od1 within 10 daya. CAID OP THANKS & OIITU.U'Y $1.50 fer 5G. woHI •lnl-•. Ia• ...ltl-1 worlll 2c. MadJIDi with ....... ldJiib In Jovool1 ...... Bqqlp- Help Wanted WOMAN for general oousekeeplng; live in or out. Call 992- naa or 247-2302. 1-3~ Jl'llaY SUPPER at lbe Ba· <nd Heari 0!1lrcb audlklr; SALESMAN, ,18,000 is not too ium. Mulben'y Ave., Poml1llldl for man over 40 wttb car to take short auto trips eroy, saturday, Feb. 1. trom 4 to 7 p.m., apo....-..1 by tile near Pomeroy. Air mall, K. C. W. C. The publlc Is invited. G. Pate, Pres., Te1as Rellnl'I'Y Corp., Box 711, Fori Worth, Tesas 76101. 1--tp INCOME TAX Bervloe daUy es. copt SUnday 9 to 5. Evenlnp Employment Wanted by appolniiJient. Mrs. Steven 'Wanda' Eblin, Rt. 2, Pome- WILL DO daytime babyslttinl In Reedsville area. Phone S7Sroy, Laun!l Cliff Road. au. 1-tf.«p 1-1~ !__- w.ntecl YARN SHOP now open, rear of Msaon Drive ln. Enroll fOT ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. lmilting claases . For details, mlsceDaneous. Mrs. Howard Phone 773-5309. 1-:HI-3Ip Cecll, 100 W. Maln St., Porn.,. "'I'· 1-15-tlc For 5•1• or Trade 1965 L'11EVROLET Impala twodoor hard lop, !2'1 automatic, power sl..ring ll!ld brakes. can _.,_ 14tfc Wanted To Buy HOME with large yard or acre age. Preferably oo Route 7 between Pomeroy and Gallipolis. Call S!IJ-3165 after 5 p.m. SPOUTING. ROOFING AND CARPENTRY, new OT remnd· ellng. contract .,. oourly, 1-30-'Sic For Sele ffl HONDA, 1110 Scrambler, Ph. WINTER SALE MENS P.J.'S ................ from 1.79 CHILDR!NS P.J.'S .• _ .............from 1.79 MENS Sock. .We oo . ., Hor 1.25 WOM!NS POOR BOYS .............. 1.00 Bryants Budtet Shop 101 W. MDin 992-5196 ll!ld PIANO TUNING and n!palrlng; esperlenced and locally rec- ommended. Call before 9 a.m. 1·29-«p mont. An uUlilles paid. PIIOIIC -.7054. 1-22-tfc TIIAILEII. Brown's TraDer Park. Minersvllle. Pbone 9923324. EARLY AMERICAN lllono..,... sole with AM•FM radio with 4-<lpeed IDtermJs " ' - · 'lblo a,~ ann 1n WIITIIIIJ. Take o.w Ji*1ii*b11 ol to.tl or pay noue. can tiiWIIIl 1..2Uic ..... hlth rl.n.... .... ....., . . . . . "' ahr.. I. A. . . .M en 4vt, ANTIQUES, dlshefl, fanrlture, miJcellaneous. can Dtt<l116. · s.t'··-······--··-·-11 ... ______.,________ , to to 67 .................:...•...• _11 to 6 can 75~ J, ...... I• ,..n.. Cllf' complete wttll altacllmenu. & :lOLID STATE stereo, 1tll8 waJ. nul stereo oonaole with 4apeaker, 4-Bpeed automatic changer. Make paymenla of f5 or pay Jut1 $71.18. can l.JI..llc EARLY AMERICAN lllono, AM-FM radio, lOVely maple finish, 4-apeed dJantler, PRY· men1l ol fll per month or pay balance due fi'/M. Pboae 992U!J. l.JI~ cord winder ll!ld paint liJI'II)'. Repoaaeosed but llUManteed bl nke """ condition. Pay off ·GOOD IIAY, YI!I'IJOII --· dealn!d, !'!lone • - · . 14«c - 1•-. table two bedroom suites. two stands, two cots, two iron beds complete, roDaway bed complete, two Maytag washers, one living mom suite. gas stoves, chest of ..,...., drawers, one wardrobe, other THE FAMILY of Minier Molden would Uke to send tluks to items too numeroua to menall the triends am neighbors tion. Sale conducted by Adwho sent. Oowera and helped ams Auction Service, Rutin any way durllng his Ulnesa land, auctioneers. J1m Adams and death. S(>oclal thanks to and Bill BrCJWn. Not respondoctors, nurses and ataa at olble for accidents. _,_ ... POND ........ .. 11. . . ··U.. ····- ······ ·-1-.ot ...,. .RADIO Found FOUHD - Small purse found oomcr, MiH St. and 2rd In Middleport. Call 992-5361 and ·pOly lor ad. 1-31·11c Veterans Memorial HOfiPltal; also, to Mr, Fred Gecqe of Rutlam and the Pomeroy emer.. gency sqUid; Rev, Robert Smith tor his cDIIlforttng words. Martin Funeral l:b:ne, Mrs. Chapman ror the mu1le; 19ec1al thanka to Mr. and Mra. Charles Gilmore 1!13 famll7. George Molden and FamUy, l·lll-ltp HELP WANTED IF YOU. ARE BETWEEN THE AGE OF ~16 YEARS AND,WANT TO EARN SPENDING MON· ; ~y AFTER SCHOOL HOURS PHONE 992·2156 'Af$ ASK fOR KATIE CROW. 1, Every howsewife de· .serves to tal oul al leas! once a week. For l!OOdness sake, eal ~E~R~TER,BROIEB here! Fines! in dinners, sltorl orders. Complete Meals Luncltts SJn1aJ Dlmer REALTY ~ .... lt. J'Uil •• .. • , . . . . ....... Dcpctai& . . . . ' ·· . . . MetNr f.:O~ bath, furnace, 3 pord!es, ·~· • • - · liDd loll of JNibtl- ing. fi,OIIO.OO. POMERoY - 7 I'OQm lrrlot, bath, wall ~ waU carpelinC. Baaemenl, ·tluplace, boll; ,.. ter heal.· Only . fliOO.GI. a.,_... I UIO. . FAaiii!!RlDBD .· ....,.. .. ....... . . . . .. ...... READY- erid Fall ' ·,, ~ IJJx til .. 68 Olds Delmont....................... $2895 I } 4 Dr. Sedari, V.S auto. traoo. PS & PB. Blue finioh ; with matching interior. 1,600 actual mil••· • ':-. ... . 64 Olds 88 Station Wapn ............... $1295 White ~With red vinyl int•rior, V-8 motor, auto~ trans., .'.., ~ power brakes, pow•r steering, radio, tinted glass, w/ ~/w tir•s, 1 owner, new Olds trade . t ·~ 65Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. • • • ·- • ·- • • • ·' $149.5 ... .. ,.... 352 vs· motor, auto. lnlerlor. 62 Olds 61 Pontiac FBSH/r. ,•, $495 ... tnlia., P .S.. white owr ·blue, wtth ·blue • Cat. 2 dr. HT 6 Ford 2 Dr. Y.e Ston ... $145 $295 OPEN EVEMINGS ORR & YAN ZANDT 992·5342 POMEROY GMAC FINANCING .. ·o; ·· . . ~'i- ......... ~ . " ..... .,... . ...... ceiMIIt ,. ' . . $3,195 ~pa ~!~~-Lk~~ $2,595 65 PONTIAC $1,795 -·-PANEL 64 CHEY. 1/2 TON-TRUCK =';: 6 Cyl. 3 Speed Trans. Very Gopd Condition . 63 fORD $695 63 VOLKSWAGEN $795 u: ~ Da,..._, ' ~Jitrt. $795 BUICK . PH. 992·2143 GMC TRUCKS PONTIAC POMEROY, OHIO SINCE 1853 ::i . .-...... .,.... .... ,. lORN' ~ .,. - By 'United Preas International Tnda,y lo Friday, Jan. 31, lbe 31st da,y ol 1969 wltll 334 to POINT PLEASANT - A elvll action haa rued In tile of. nee of lbe Circuli Clerk m1ecl plainllll clemandln& ~ aplnstllle de!endultln I1Ie Bll1liUtJI o1 $415 wltll interest and costs. Alao rued .... a crtmlnal 81>· pea1 mlell stateYB.CbarluNeal charged with non._n. Neal was found &UIIIJ In Juollce ot Peaee courl and ordered to pay OUWOr1 ol $20 per week. "Ohio's Oldest Docl&i Dealer" Second Ave. Middleport, 0. SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Pr. PLEASANT- €oaeb-. by - . UaiJIIDI<OI<h under Coacb Jim Carl.. ol West Vlrlinla Ualversll;y, will be I h e pllt--'<*' at tbe Main Slreol B8jJIIII Church Youth BaDquel to be bold SBiunlaJr, 22, illlho cllll'cb aocl81 rooms. F..,....,. ··. - · ' tlltlle di N&ZA, CGacb will 1110 ad· dn!aa the ODllre cmsregatkiJ on 9mdol•. Febnlary 23, and lillY- - I n bearlnillow· dan Ia 1nvtlod to the llun- - ' " ,..., c. IMCOif ....._.. ,_.. .~118.. ll, M, f, lol for~':~ ~"::.m.:t Charles Withers vs. Charles Mead<rwl, G1emrood, wltll I h e i da,y - ''" " .. \ lltl&t , oommunicat.. llrith • · left Ia • 1lrl In the Injured when Hit by Auto BLAEIINARS ~ ' ". ............... &b* Willi - ,... tl411o&at'r WUiil&t. r<Nr . . . . - . ' e.._ .4w.n~>inted . Many more. Mltli .,......,., .. Are Today's Almanac ·L· H. RAWLINGS ·SONS CO. .. ~ w!Ut $Ll9.5 ;..r::~~-:=~c!:'~~ •:;•bSui,._ .CJido, ,ar,_ otbar ...... 1'- ...... ~ '~ ou.. ...... ........, At*~~ 67 BUICK c- ".._. 57 i.uuc7 '& .... IONI W. ZUI:U $1,795 ........................... SJd. kn ···- ~ ..... 66 PONTIAC L l . . M..-.a ..., ......... . ..... . ........... lilt.=-.. ......... ., .... ...,. .. SPECIAL owner.!~~~.!~ IIO'nCI OP AI'IOIIITfllllft ___ ..... J.aftla ..... ·a.e. II, 'ftll ~li!!~.!~b~~no 64 ~oNrl~~" m!:; , ' Olil_..o!111e M&- New Chairmen WR'III'Iiflees Mrs. Goodwin I II trc .,.. ...... """"'* .. ., toaa:liU Of ...... u•IM a -.a ~t:- 68 ·FIRE BIRD er'lllcao!CoD . . . ot .,........ .Piuwld£4 . . . . , tMa ·· • ' ··;,,io ,;;: .. . 1-....... ' sYRACUSE I- DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS 63 BUICK $795 eenealled! Loll ,...,. ...... ••i'nt• J.tclw to IIELiL"f or VliGJt. ,1 l White finish with beige interiot, 3 seat, vinr_l i~ter• . ior, V.;B auto. trons. PS & PB. 1 owner Cad1llat: · trode·in. i 4" / ,., IMUI'Ince 1 AlJ'I'OIIOliJLE tasar- IIIII . . . . . . . . . ~ • .-. . . . . . . ~. u! OOIUIOU &o . . 1M prMided UtA\ . . . . . . . . ....._ , . . ' bU , of ...... tnrv~ '*" .. ... 11411 Clll Fox ~ N~ ,q ·~ 117 ... to ........ .. . J.. . ...... ot -...-&. on., et aoo,ta. SIDE GLANcES and TV ~- Ji'11114 .. . : . . .. ..... .. ....... . O&AJII'D TOT.U. . EAsT MAIN ~· LoeoUon for buslhea, No1f bll 3 atary. ' brick lluildlnf,' Oal7 ....... .·.. . ~· Joln1 Hllrrl1011, PMM.. •- ...... _ ..... l,tll.. 'hat; . . . . . . . . . . ... M-.1 rrom 11M W•wl' ~ , . . . Clli IUCINE 11URAL ...: 5 roamo; I' . - . u...... reDIIr, hMe cans. and ~ IDslllled. . . . . 01' ...... ~ . . . . . 01' . . . . . HOISTETTEI· ' .-&&Plymouth FIU'J Ill Station Waaon .•••••• $1795 CIGA!IF.'M'l! ·""""n~ maeblllea and service. ABC~ ,Mason. W. Va. PhcJne maG. I ...,., """"'._....""' u,.. ...._. ...,_ ~ 111111 ........... -........ QillV•.a • * .._. er . . _ . Stamp Out Home Cooking and Dlshwashing! " ~" ~:::;.~-=: SciSSOI'B. MnbJ au&lloJUI4i· .. iiNw lila _ . resdf H 1M VWqil TnMIIIi•l 'fw pqdlll.., li'Om _ , 01 U&e ,......., 1-ll1- HELP . an Aft'SOftiA.~ Ros.-992·2568 . ., .. Entertained - 4 ·Or. S.dan, full power equipment, fa~ory air..c:oncU• ti~ed, 12,000 actual mii•J, new Cadillac·•rcii:l...in. _ J:':.t .. .. - - · a..LADttMVIIIqa~.jJ Offlco-992·2~9 ' t<eeping Meigs ,·; ". ,. Gallic and ... Mason Area Informed As Well As , Hra, I c 1 Dawtek. lf&r17 I life ..... call HENRY CLELAND and . . . . . . llubJ 11r Oura, loeal, -riatted Mr.~Hra. CbarHo Corrollllllllllmlll. Or. Htp. Gold finijh with gold interior. bothi~eal. ly owried. . ,. ''" ... ' .- 68 Mei'CIR Parkin... , ;,. .............. $3295 ; -. INFORMAnOI NEWS preselfs . lOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:.50 A.M. 12 ·NooN 3 P.M. AND 4~30 P.M. 1-2 : Both po.wer equipped, loco1 Bud - . l1eodlvl11e · • ..., ,.. • ._.. ....,_ " called m 1rr and ~, - .....: Mra. JlqMJod Joliolllm _ . at 1'lllllaJW BllurdQ ·' ;;:::~'"y. ~ 1:10.00 ~~... Mr~'hm Bu.- Hr. and - · PlllllBronkJ, t;mpJo,_ .. ..... . .. .. I ..... . AIR CONDmONJNO lielrlpr. Toole u4 141UPmeat .. . a 1aOO atlon aervii!O. Jack's Refrlg· llllll balu' llrl, ~. 11111 Kellfl and or :"" Otbar ~ . . .... . . . .. P , &. R. I. . .. . .. . . I UI.OI eraHon, New Haven. bone lldrliO' and !heron OJoJao war. ""' P1alnJ ;: llllll 111'1. ' · Total Ca..-, 1\uMS .1 I.IOD.DI Ike. 10. 'l'tW u.n M appnpn. I!Um. 4 I tfe ovenJia111 ~~~- ol Mlu 81Jorm ~~ 8..ta,- - · .. aa.d. ,.._ u. nmarr OOH8'J'&U'C. llllllllfr. and 11m. LaW• -~ · 1J.OH, MAlN'l'DfAINCii AlOJ Jmo I'Am J'UND <MalAD' Vdide aDd. 0.. BUDGET PRICE flll'llllure 011 ....... _ _and llmlll· - - - ·:. obrr.• Tu: IVnlla) U.. foliOwtq: II&• . imd . Hrl. Goat OIIJ&o, B. ITWL&l JU.INTDIAHC& our !bird lloor budget abop. n.era VIall · ·· AND IIPAJB ru1m Bater l'lmlllure. Mlddloporl. 1oea1, callell .., Hr. and lira. ~~~ . ' .. . . . . . . . . • t.at.lt -~· IJI11168, two RU81iall,n - ·:· IIII,PJI;,.,_ . . . . . ".... I t,OOUI Oldq. .. ~ llt.Witalil .• , .... .• , . . . . I ...... IIi'. a.tloo 8o1mlllliJ, locol, . unexpeeledly IIJIII4I8rid · In . . ' r.&.LI, . .... . .. 1 110a Mr. ll!ld ..Nra. ~ Joe ivalfo . ~an waters, - In tlli ,. 'l"Oeb. . . .,.,........ .... .- . Rl!WINO MACHINBS. replllr • llalld. . . . . . . . . • . . . . • ..ftl.ll fala!ll, RaciDIIIG!d*, . lll.d,p. .. .. . .. • , . . . . . . • I 1A1tM .....rce. makes. W'f s. and N.~ . ..... . . . . .. . ell 1111 Hr. 11111. 11m. lfl\t!!OO' I i Into port at SaJJ FliuJcliCo 2214. 'l'1le Fabric Shlip, ,..,_ ToloiJoliolotm. llld a lllce aum~r at New '.:... eroy. Aulliot !all lllllgor llllel . . . .... llepalt . . . . • ........ ll&o. Dorlt Dol1tr bod Yort. II wu coulderetf.- ::·: .... 11. T..l - .. _ _ and Service. We Sblr!len · friendly gesture. . :-~ Rteci frOJa tile ft.I..T& JIIQKWAY eration auceesiAIJJ,y for D'lUJ : inte"relta. Ftxturea, equipment and bualDelll, a real buy Ia< fS,SOO.OO. Write or a.n C. A'iicn-:" " ' ,... Dnlouun .:in: years. The preaent DWDBr taa , CHOICE OF 2. 1-4 Dr. Groen, finish with greon 'i,. ~~ . .'"!110, ;~, 11&.~~~.: l w !loCo!, ~:.: ' . .· e.tri.-..ltll....,.: Mr " -• ""'• '"'- , _ _ j; ~ other lUI-Die . ........ ..._. ' ...r:;s:. ... - ing desk, several end tablea, · liidilll' and daqlrt.ero, lln, lliU Vu Moler Complele Bonlee MAUIDN.a\NICS AND IWAJa (lie-· lT'S JNJ:XPENSIVE to cl..., , - . - - - - - - - - ; roga ll!ld opllololery with !llae Lustn. Rnl eleetrlc pooer $1. Bater F'tmllloro. IIIII- ...... Dorlt POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ,., .s. a. a. . .. .. ..... 1 NOTICE miniature. and up. 9lud FOR SALE WELL KIIOWN ~ -· 14Qp PUBL!C SALE, Saturday, Feb. 'l'o~ ltate Billllwar service and grooming. l'1loolo llltpnftmut; 1'111111 • • . . • RFST AURANT In I, 12 nooo, Main St.. Syraexcellent locaUon In the bual119U443. 11 I tfe ~~ cuse: SeUing housellold goods DINE'l'l'E SET, tii'IY, .....Uml neaa district olalhrl¥t•town . of M:-s. Susie Wood coosisllng ·~~~~ condiUon, flO. 1'IIDoe 919-3MI In Meigs Coum,y, Ohio. All AKC Golden Retrlevw puJIIIW, · . ..,.....,.... l'tiND ol kitclJen cabinet, bn!aklaat after 5 p.m. l.JI..llc equlpmenl In A.l candltlon. · IWdullpUea of ....., .. 1 511 Alb 81., Middleport. . . set. Phileo electric stove, Bulla .. . . ' 'Ibis buaine11 tas been in 4:.9" - ~t ToW O..ral ..... 140. NI-Ue Phllco refrigerator, ullllly tables, dining room suite, two coffee 12bles, oecrelary writ- ll&o. Anaa 1WMo, CGI.-o, ea1IA!d oo her - · · Mro. 1111· Rav, John lluocb llleallllllbetlor. dooan't ano..a'IJ CUii'nSS 'I'ECHNJCWI, LeYloltoro 6lo \0 1be llu. land Parker, IIISaM Pomell&a. Gamel JoluJ-, ll r a. roy resldanoe or ll'lat Ooai,.Ule call IIBUon, wishes Boll· &Ir, - . Hr. Taylor, Mr. Jlomor lcenholior are aD day Gn!etlnp, DallJ aenlce mucb-. wilb limited Suaday , _, UIPJI. .. VUIBHT FUMIHa. .........1 I, IIOl'QJt VRPCI II AND OAIKJI.LiifK t'AI I'I'UU. O'BRIEH AND CROW REALTY COMPANY m Flats News :usillfll Servlcet ~..,..Uoa. Real Estatt For Sale 1000 BALES of liO"d bay, """ -..! cutllnp. 16 a. bale. Homer Willard. !'bone • via c:arpom.r. 66 FORD Falrlane 500, , lour door sedan V-41, liO"d OIJIIIU.. Lion. Phooe "'l'hiU. WlSIA: · balance of f,l7.411 or terms II ., ,..t.. <aliiiii'U430. 11!1118 PONTIAC GTO, 400 cubic Inch, 4 speed tranmtl-. u. lllffl 12 • 60 II. mobile bOme, lhn!e bedrooms. Phone 992oellenl condlUon. Phone • 2441 after e p.m. 1-IS-IIc 2012. 1_... 992-3211. Old Town ,.. . ..-4 wlih ...,. ..., .,.. 1-· :nl. 65 Olds 88 1s............... Your Choice $1495 ,. ierior. WMPO. ( .... A Or I••,.., PO'UTOI!:S, Phone 843-!IM Clarence Pro!DU, Porlland. POLAROID camera, model lUI. 111-IJ.tlc Only used once. If Interested, 1--.: ForS.Ie SIDING. • STORM IlNDOW$ • REMOJI.EUNG AND BUILDING Wlpple. Phone 99UIIO. 1-ZH!p CIIINCII1LLA pels. .aoo. Friday 4: ALUMINUM WllkeaYllle · 1-ll«p NEilD LIMES'roNE lor your 45 LB. SH<MTB, f'llone HI· 1-JI.IIc drhewll)'? We lumlsll ll!ld 2161: denver. Emmett W. Sbuler, MIXID HAY and Umotlly. Joe Contracting, Pbone 99U213. REPOSSI!SSID Kilby ....,.,. cleaner In aacellml condition. Cllnron Pierce, Syra~use. FURNISHED .and un!urnlahed Has ·aR cleaJilng allacbmenll apartmentr:~Cioae to ll!bool. Ohio. 1·2Uip Including ball<!r """ demotber. Phone S!IJ-5434. IO.IJ.IIe Sells new for over Pay W'LL rO !EWing at home . oft 8 paymenll at 18.to DIOJIIh. zippers. pockets, pegging. fRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mabile ly. l'llone 992-11115. 1-.: Court, Syracuse, Obhl on State hemming, alterations, etc. Rt. 124, 1'119ne - 1 . Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Muoll, BOOKCASE, bed ll!ld dreaer. 1-11-llc matclled pieces. elodrlc !Ire Phone 773-5651. 4-JO.Ifo, ¢ace, logs """ andlrOIII; VACANCY for two oJderly pet> FURNISHED l1oo -..om Tappan gas range. Plioae 992opartmenl, fumace heal. Mid· 1201. pie, Prefer prl•ate paid pol.aec dleport, Phone 1112-31'14. llfnll. !'bone Muoa, 'I'IS-5111. I.f-Ile ELECl'ROLUX y,acuum cleaner IU-Ifc Saturday, Jack's Club on Harrisonville Rood oR Rt. 7. J-29-31c ALCOA can . . . ll&tfc .. ·~=P:H.:Itl:241~~=-·:":Pomto::"':!.; 1481c 111119 ZIG ZAG sewin8 macbh!o. "nlll mw!d•• makel ~ holu, dam8, emb. Tate ....,. paymenla ol . . . per IIIIJII1II or pay flUS. Try It lD your borne. t.a«c - - - · $1. Tlay'a llallalnland. l.fl-«e For lent FOUR · ROOM furnished -"" --- ' Tno:'k • BLAETTIIAIS anteecl. Pboae IIIIUIII. WELL KEPI' carpets "'- lbo l'WIIIIIs of reglllar Blue Luolro spot cleanlng. Rnl electric iMiel& Wrtu To' M '·l~ i ~;~Con; *· . . .ltlenol 2Sc Chute ,., .tulvoto MUSIC EVERY ' 1M ped to lig .... IJOIIIch.... bUDd hem, Pay off IIIIo ance of fOUO or lenDs. Quar. ILIND ADS Pop & Jan-No Rock s..rJoa REPOIISM!Sitll ..,.._ •4 .., ,.1111 THE RAVENS AT HOTEL MARTIN FRIDAY, JAN. 31 9:30 PM Til 2 AM :NOW I For Sale ............ DANCE ' . tile ~wldo..-IT-, 1011 Jlome"'"""' .,... illllallell _,oell tile "'""'will be c1ur1ni a eandllli-'1 II01'V1ee .., bold lD Juae, luleod of JUI7, A TueadiQ' ov911inr, at tile boiiiO ol • dollnlle will 'be ..........,. Mro. Goorp ~;vaooo. Jn. • wiion lba lnlerallklnal IIUIIont olallell , _ pnafdont, Mro. Ra;y will be avallable lor -'<InK to Fox; vlnepreoldom, Hro.&• lboii'OUII. MASON- MuonllrowlieTr<q,83'1recehellalellerlr<l!o, Qifl. cyn S1ewar1; aacrOtarr,• M r 1. Mrs, John MeDaalel, CUiillr&l WUllam P, Workman, sl&llonad &I L<q Blnll, Viet..,., lllallklnl 1111 Lawreoce Roush; I ·treuurer, Art.l Cbalrman, pre...ucl reed- Jlrla for the ,Dice cifta sent to h1m for ChriltmiS. He il the lldllr Mn. John M&rBhall. lap related to arta. bOIIIIOUIIc- of J...UO Workman, a member ot the lrOqJ. ' Otber leader• are deVotkmal, ed that paUern euttina the JnOd.. He wrote, ••t certainly enjoyed •eb Clfl m Oariltmi.J ~ ~ Mrs. Alburllce YOUIIK; recreo- ern ~ wao odlecliiell &I Oblo 'l'hiiWI 1 dldn'l need I pw to the~ an that tl1illr C2J~ . lillllal, Mro. Dorolll)' c a r 1- UolveriiiiJ 1111 '"' J......,. 29. would be a little brlahler. ~ qp the good work and dm't 1<10111!1 \0 r1lhl and ocrapbook clialrman, · Mra. Mcilalllel wao In ~. Pl'OJ eoch night thai tills war will ...., be ...r and ~ wW Mls. J<d McDalel. Mrt. Cart.- ct the le110n on. ~ "Befn8: aiJome.. aptn be able to 11 ve in peace. .. ~. wrllbl and Mro. lolcDalllel In- maker." Clubmemboroll-the The u-outa viewed pictures whleh C.,~ Workmon hiJd o1 llallell tile new olllcaro. D111111' qualllles noodad to II! a tho children &llhe orphamp. Mra. Alllurllee Young, CIU· SOOd ~r. !IJe llllY• • 1 A 1-r.was ~to the scouts frcmtlle MArigs ~ llllipJial laJ, for dev-.olo spoke on, brief reo'"n& 'llla1Dr7 ol Amot• lllanld• them lor the lavon which they hiJd made and · ''The Road )'-1J ot LUo ao Polnl- lean Life," olirlDc lbe per1oi1 ol God Bless tbeml ~ ,_ are •nrl<ln& oo Valenllnas tor 1bo1r eel out tn the Bible,,. from Pro· 1607 to 1776. S»e b1'0118bt 0 u t mothers. OfOft' man)' mothers I wonder t..ve ftlentlnea WhiCh tllelt verbs: Chapter 3, 5tt1 to 6tb what few poaaesdons homeJnak.. children have brought. heme to them a few years back'?) verses neYOtiOnata were elos. ers had at that t:lme. Attendirw the last meet:irlg of 'froqt 837 at the Christ VnU:td ell prayar llllll singing, At the eoncluslon altho-. M&tbodlst Church were Scoulleader Mro. l!onnle . :McFarland, , _ "Count Your meas~ng&." Ins refreshments were •rved mittee member Mrs. Gertrude Yourw, and scouts Bom.Ie aad c.-. 1lurlnt! lbe buslonoo mee11ng by Mrs. Hudson and dau&IJior, nie 11ur1on, Su&le Dillon, Brenda Durbin, Slllrley Edwards, Chrllq lbe group YOied to eontr1bule fi; ' Charyl, to Mrs. Ra;y FO>, Mra. Jollnaon, :Mary :McFarland, KAty Salle!, Pllllletta Winaton, J to I1Ie March of Dimes. Clara WUllams, Mro. Laurene Workman, Sherry Young, Sarah Zuspan and Kalf>y Slobart. V-..6 Special Twa' Dobr Sedan. 31,746 easy miles, automCitic Mro. Ra,y Fox, ehalrman ot Lewlo, Mrs. :Mallldo Noble, Mrs. tr$1nlmission, ext~ nice. · Jloroll!¥ Cartwrlllld, Mro. AlburHOLD TAFFY PULL llee Young, Mrs. Evei.Yn SleiO· Youth ol the Christ United Methodist Church In :Ma1011 held o art, Mrs. John M:cDanlel, Mrs. talfy pull al the church - bet they hiJd a ball - awroxilnateb' lO atterded. Presidenl or this gl'(q) is Marvin NewelL Marahall• The Me'thodist Men at their meeting saw the film "'Conversion .. 350" 2 Dr. Hard Top. Full operating Consul, 4· sp. trans . Plus," on Sunday evening at the church. ,. 350 cu. in. HO engine. Power steering. New Pontiac trade~ Congratulations to Melissa Stobart., Gwerdolyn Gibb6 and CiadJ in. Shows good care. ~ Workman on receiving their Girl Scout pins. Their leader, Vr1. Joseph Jones, I ani sure deserves a lot of credit too, as weD H.their parents. Rhonda Brabham, New Haven, and Pat ~ Mason, will e»o eareful local charwe wws in the very rEar future. Pat baa been atatlooed in Viettion. Power steering.: Power brok... Automatic trans. ~ nam an:l is elg)ected home moat anytime - Best olluck to tbem PT. PLEASANT - New comthey're a real nice c(q)le. mittee chairmen were appointed Hope the bus strike i" soon settled - know very Uttle abaul Catalina 2 Dr. Hard lop. One partic:ular local owner. Beouti• during the Thesda¥ evening meet. such matters- but thepersoos hurt the most- are the stwtertsful turquoise fini"sh with matching interior. Power steering, ~ of st. Peter Lutboran Pr. PLEASANT - Mro. Ar· when they go on to business schools <l1' colleges and et11wele WUb P4wer brakes, and Auto. trans . Church Women held at the home students trm:D larger schools it will be even harder - it time Ia <i I1Ie new presldelll, Mrs. Paul tllur (Marie) Goodwill. 57, ol 306 lost in acQuiring more knowledge. - 12tb Street, waa acbnitted 1o Wallace, 509 - 29111 Slreet. The Ladles Auxiliary ol the :Mason Volunteer Fire Dopl, hU Pleaii8DI Valley HoopllallastoveComml- chairmen appointed expressed gratitude to the Pomeroy Fire Department for their .... Electra Two Door Hardtop, one very careful local owner, low were: Music and Worship, M r s. nln& after beiDII &!ruck by a ear mileage, sharp.' near lbe interaeclloll ol 131b and sistance in helping to extinguish the fire at the Mason Clinic. Wftb.. Frank Seholz; Property, M r a. out their help the building surely would hl.ve burned to the gromd. VIand Slreeta. Emil Romans; EYangellam. Mrs. Sle Ia BUttering from a com .. The auxiliary served sandwiches and coffee to the firemen. They : William Knlglrt; PubllciiJ a n d pound fracture of tile rlgjrt leg recently voted to buy four mter canisters tor smoke masks aM bat. ~ Pre&sbook, Mrs. Dale Roush; ~ below the knee, and nudtl.ple a- teries ror portable lights. A;, Conditioned. Fully equipped. EG!callon, Mrs. Paul Wallace The ladles auxiliary meets Febrtary 17th, all members are l1l'pd ~ Extra nice. One local owner. and Sick Cards, Mrs. James braalons. ~ City pollee invellllgstlng the to atteM. Roach. It was announced that the an.. acddenl oald Mrs. Goodwin and 1<11, .JI,rnm.y, age 13 were eros ... nual cturch congregational meetGrand Prix 2 Or. Hard Top. A sharpie inside and out. Bucket lng lba street from lbe west aide Ing w!U be held &mday, Feb. 9, seats and consul. tollowing tbe church worship ser- to the eaat when a ear driven by JolmnT Darrell Wa!IOn, 18, ol Rt. l, Pt. J'IO!!MDI.. $!lOll . • ...•••• . . Choof 4"D'r. sitan. Boouhful 1lght bl~e fon;ah. PS, PB drlni<a. :Members.., '""'esled Mrs. Goodwin, who occordln& & AT. Extra niCe. ·_ to bring sandwiches and cookies to several witnesses, had push~ ell her ... trom tbe patll ollhe nhlcle but was then struclt by for 1 he I1Ie ear bumper. !IJe WBI knock. 1ear and hostesses named for Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Exceptional for model. Power ell several feet. The mishap OC· meetings throughout the year. steering. Auto. trans. eurred at 6:50 p.m•• and 1& still A short program wa1 fi)l'esented by Mrs. Wallace eniiUnd "Dif- under inveot.lgatlon. ferent Modes of Baptism in Var2 Dr. ·Extra good finish and candition. loua Cburches" taken from 11R&o ligions of America~· by Leo Boston. The evening was coocluded with a social hour. IIWION.., 992·2111 . pao Til .6 Do1l1 . ""'II c•,. ........... . ala aonaecutlu ,_ Wor4 Nolb ·ne.s.·s Services. , ... ~ w. c,r..,., ' .. Mgr. . Mini- Cho'l• 7Sc - 4 lfwtoo conaec"" . .OPPtcE HOUIS 1•30 ''"'' ,. !hOO II'•"'• Dolly • • • · - 1e 12r00 NNn Soturday 1 ' · · · ... ftOMIIO.Y' c~a ,., ......... llp11J-Pmaker ·Office~sInstalled on Tuesday ' SJ40.5Q RIDENOUR SUPPLY, CHESTER. 12 'Grade Results·~ Y'-,W•IiMe•IM!a IJf .oHIO '"' liAS liEN ESTABLISHED AT RATIS • (" ' NOTICE AGEII(tY FOR COLOIBIA GAS · p., W'Mt Alii S..rvlu 5 ants ,... WeN huertr..., I( .. .... fllllow. The moon 11 between Ito first <tW'!er and fiill pb&ae. The morning stars are Mercury, Marl llllll Jupiter. The evening stars are Saturn aid Venus. 011 11111 day ill hlslor7: tile Soviet Union IIIIIIOWieed tile virtual annl11ilaIIDII of 330,000 . Nazi t._o II !lallngrad, a tumlng point of World Wor In 1953 more than 2,000 periOU lost their llves when North Sea ltorms ftooded llolland. Ia 1958 lbe 'United states lauac:had Ita first oatelllte, Explorer llalo oriJII. Ia 1968 North Vletrwneae Ccmmunlll...,-r1llao rllldad tile u.s. ombuq In Salp, opentng · tho VIet Coos"• New Yoar offensive. In 1943 n. A llloughl for til~ day- Fr«<eh sclonllat Blalle Paocal aald, • . _ _ uo and hell or heaven there Ia DDtblng but We, wiJlch o1 all lhings Is I1Ie frallut." PRINTS FOR POSTERITY. Worlunea lower a llalo of blad; ol011e Ia wbleb a broaze plaque bearlac the fool· pr1a1s of Palrlck Lyadoa Nucent, IIUod- of lflnllll' rn-..t Joluuoa, are Imbedded. It wW beeome put of the walk wblclo wlods IIInladl boUy - · le-C to the elllldrea'l cardea OD the ~ Boase IIJ'OIItllll. Two oilier "-!ueo oae wiiii the JoU..a'o IIUDddal&hler Luelaifa fieaba Robb'• balldprlaU, aod ,.. 1Dser11oeo1 "To the Willie House 1f0111141• II'OIIl Pn!ofcieal aad Mn. L)'lldoa B. Johasoa, Chrlolmao, 1118"-aloo wore piKed Ia the walk. Class Aids Fund A 8J1IIll to WIIJIIO Clark, studoni at lbe Gri,I'IICIII Kenllleliy Chrl&llan CoUep, wiJo bas been aalecled to 1111 to Hawall ao a aammer Intern In a mlasloo pro. gram eallld "An Invutment tor; 1011 ol. Mr. lind Christ,~ hao been liJIIdtJ by lbe 2, !o!JIIal BoreaiJa Cluo <' 1M Ml4cum cl{oport ClllrdJ of ~ Swartz WU18 Degree AU-. s.rtz, Hro, \ lf&rr7 CocJivl!lo, · loudo'IIOia. from Mrl. 0, E. Ml:KfniiO', wiJo remains a patiW at _VMj1:Momotlal Roopllal. AI., ._to ell OJ were Mra. Leo Seorlll, a potleal at Velorula - . and Mra. Robert 1!elbol cj ~-­ -.--fi'Omlbepllal. Geor...:~--• . . - . l'ootllla at tbe dllrch Tue.. u tiJir<l v~.. ~-- ,... SaD· da,y ni&III. jiJO ~ YOied 10 dl,y ldlooi llololMU. PrwW ir make a <:0t11r1b1i11oo to Clarll, L.R. • RJttl•nd �,, eyll,l. . Sorority Will Assist,Skin ,Jest Program Guild .Pidns· Lenten Event ' ' - /) ~ ' 4.H Advisors At Seminar In A/ba'"Y :~,r lira. Elta lAIIII.- ' •' t ' • 1:'11111 to aa,.,t wfdl the Idler- ·borne earl¥ WedDIICliJ muaniDI FRIDAY culOIIia akin tea~ PI'QII'Uil Of tr.l Cfllcl"''l!ti 1lhere lhe WU ~ MIDDLEPORT 7:16,. ' I Nelp Count¥ achool ehlldren caJlad b,y the lllnua fi h e r A bnallta.t W&l Pu• In& al10ll i cllaeualed bJ 'l'WeatiY.ftve Mela ~ · DeCI. a $tOO plecta to the new the mlnbter. ,._ uaed the ~tory m. Frldl,y attheMiddl8PC!J1F1rll& "V! madl""durlrw a meetfqr of 1M1a1Mild, Harold WIIUim LemUldt*l Prelbyterlan Cllllreb; the &to Eta PIP Clll()ter fi Bela '-'• a paUa at the Vltl!ranll advlaoructlll)ld a~aem.: par1CJ11a88 waa made, and oat-• ol Mary a11c1 Martha to . . . . . Mra. Anlold Rlc:harda, clmllf,oa. Sllma-Phi Sororlt.y Tuliledii.Ynlaht HoiiJIItal. Mr. 1Amle,y'a1UJ'181'1 lnar for In ~ aal TROOP 274 cera for 1969 were lnatalled lize the imptrtanee ot a COIIIP e- - · at the Columbua &1111 Southern adaednled tor W..,_edi,J wa• J~ 10. Toplca cllllUIIIillll New patrols were organized Uld leaders elected durl• Wednea- WIIdne~C~a¥ nllbt ~ tlie Wom- ~ worldaa tOtetber,llld ctt- u leader. DANCE FOLLOWING the 181M Ohio Eleceric Co. social room. JIO-'IIIIIIed. were dtlleallllp, bealtb, Ci. . .l da.J night' a meet!• ol Pomeroy Troop 274 held at the Pomeroy Ele- en•a Qdld of the Trbdt;y Ulllt- ed Catholl4 111111 relldlaa toptb. Frldi,J at the SoutherD H II b -'* the ~ueat ol Mra. Wallaee lJiida ear;.ater ia , ion pro,iecta. merary School. ed Cburc:h o1 CluUt. er fD a -eat aa qmbola ot Scbool JIIIU ~ ..,......... Bradford, .,...,~ merilbera ot atlq at ber Racine bollle after The dllller DWIUi:C IIIII aem• The patrols formed were "The Green Hcrnets" with Kim Sebo The brealltaat, with 110111e11 of harrnoll,y with ac:COJIII)Uihment b,y the ~ cla111 mull! prothe elllf)ter wllllltllered to give haviJII been ~ to ,Veter1Dar waa IPIOI'td a.~ as the patrol leader; "The lmposslbles" with Beth McKnight, lead- other clm'c:bea to be llleatl, tllrougb prf,Jer, vlded b,y the 'NeitfDLine. PUbc-ral aaslslallee with the tea~ Ml Melliorlal HoaplW formed~ Club Fcrllldtilon fAir ~ er; "Top cats of the U.S. A." with Mary Sue Durst, leadllr; "The wU1 be on Feb, 19, Ash WedMra. Albert Woodard, the relrw In the Pomeroy and Racine leal ~,.,,..., Rtplac:lnl ber ora. • · 4 mueblrds" with carol Lewis, Ieeder, and the "Jolly Green Giants" neadi,J, In the IOdal room of tiring ~aldent, a-ked mem- He Invited. SOUP IIJPPER, S-7p.m.,F.ut.. scboola. Mrs. Bndford servwa at ~· ~ SaJCIIf cmlni Afteadln1 from Yelal ~ with Patty Warner, leader. the ehureh. The brealcfut wU1 bert Ql the Oulld for tbeJr coop. The Top cats presented a play entitled "Our Flag" written by be aerved at 7:30 o'eloek with eratloll cllrfDg her two .rears In VII Hlab School, precedlnglf11181' OD the board of dlrectora of the bli 111beaali"\ff;L. ~11 IJ;ylilll ...., lllraid Mlut, .I'll ~~~~ )fr. and Mr~17 Sadler Gld~ Blal ~~ Mary Weyeramiller as one of the requirements for the soqrster the 1116mbera of the ~ Har:-j oftlc:e, llle read a poem "'Ibe Creelr-Eaatero game; chill, veae- Meigs County Tubereulolia and table -.p, hot l&lldwic:hes, ali· Health Aasoclatlon, one Olt118orof Brlclpport baye b.a t h • llr, Bcw" YWer, Max{ Illidge. The mueblrds, working on the ho&pltallty badge, gave a veaters Cla11 u hoata, and Mrs. New Year" and requeated condemonstration on telephone manners. They also talked on needle Bill Perrfll prelelltlng devotiona. tlruatlng of cooperaUon with the ads aad dlallel'tl; aponiiOI'ed by ganbationa unlierwhoaeaufllices 8\llltl for the paat aev81'8l ~ lnl WJIItll Md, Ccade llt e d, Band Boosters. the teatina program will be COD- Ol lll'L Mabel Y(olfe, W. ifaJD· Bron, Rolalle books as a part ol their work on the my home badge. The Qilld'a »ledae ol $400 to . new oftlc:era. · 1 a"""'d Cole, llr.IIIII Mrs. ~ EASTERN HIGH School ~ duCt.ecl. · St. . llrl. Tlumk you notes and get-well cards were written by members the .PVIICIIIQe, which la 1cbedMra. Kautz, new preafdent, ActlviUea to be held 110011 ta. Nor111111 Wood. Krt. WWiam of the Green Hornets patrol for their ho&pltaliQ- badge work and The uled to aet Wider construction dlatrlbuted the new Jll'Otli am dance toilowing the Eutern~~·· I ttl, J Impossible a continued embroider~ . items for the needlecraft badge. this spring, .brings total »ledges books and thanked eapedall.r IW Creek bUkilball game Fri- elude a pizza party~ sale, lee Duil, lira. PatHolter,lofarJ The Jolly Green Giants led in songs from the ditty bag book as their from the women• a oi'IPUIIzattona Mrs. Perrin ond sa, Marvin da,y, 9:30 p.m. to 12 ml~t white elephint sale and a .,._ ,.... ~ J8llll BoUa. Mar7 work on the songster badge. to $1,000, Burt for their work on thebooka. at Eutern High auditorium. The metic: party. ColeenOhliJwer~ t: Jays wW emcee. sented the c:ultural program on lilY Jordall. ..... 111111 ....... J;)or-. Amounc:ed during the meetA tribute to the New Year MIDDLEPORT WC'IU, 7:30 traveL Refreshments were ..,. JorciiD,. Klalti:Jae Mltebe~ MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 174 lng was the World Day of Pray- from the Ohio Parent and TeachFrfda.y nillht at the Middleport served by Lila Mitch and Marl· A Snocpy theme W&l carried Ud Adria Wll-. • l A VALENTINE PARTY WAS PLANNED for Feb. 13 at the er Service to be held fD March era magazine was given by Mrs. Heath Methodist Church wben Brownie Troq, 174metThursday night at the Naomi Baptist Church In Pearl Mora to lntrocDce ber pro. First unIted Presbyterian Iyn Swan. out lndec:orationaforapart;yhOaYour-Own at the scout home. Churcb. AttendlJw besides those !Uled orirw Daniel Lee, aon ol Mr. and You can ~· your own Pomeroy. The service Ia apon- gram. She read selected veraea The girls practiced two folk dances which they plan to teach to sored by Church Women, Unit- from Phllfpplans and gaveamedSATURDAY were Am Barnltz, Sarah Bechtle, Mrs. Donald 'l'halllla, 011 his low ,calorie frolen lndt. Se- '" HIGH SCHOOL dance "With Donna Byer, Annie Chapman, seventh birthday. ' lect unbrullecl mature li'ult ~ other Middleport Brownie troop members who will be guests at the ed. ltation entitled "Take a Parathe Jays" Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m. Lola Cleland, Judy Crooks, Char· Gamu were played withprisea at tbe peak of ~neu. Wuh party. Valentine men replicas were made during the meeting to be The Rev. BUI Perrin Install- chute at the Heart." at the Melp High School audllotte Davldaon, Doris Ewing, Vlk· beq won by Linda Reedy, Kim whole fruit '8Dd fill a plutlc.f used in decorations for the parl;Y. There was a practice session on ed the new officers for 1969 Mrs. Mora c:ommeated on the torium In " Mlddl~~J~Grt; school ki Gloeckner, Carolyn drueser, Waroer, Rick Bluttnar, Bryan bag with lt. (You C81l put l~t eying square knots. fllcludlng Mrs. Carl Kautz, pres- 'IIOIIder of living In the space age, IIJ)OIIIIOred; )lllbllc welcome. AdDonna Hauck, Rlla Lewis, Llndli Teaford, Chris Douds, Jim Roa- in a box to get a ltaekable~ ldent; Mrs. Phil Globokar, vice the discoveries yet ahead, and million 75 cents per11011. Rltne, Barbara Riggs, Lynn enbaum and Gregg Thoma& NovCover u-un~rlUIJ!~re •.. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 185 president; Mrs. Perrin, aecre- on the awareness through news . DEMONSTRATIONS ON BADGE work weregivenbyPamDodson, tsry, and Mrs. Dallil E. Smith, media of the vastness of the VARIETY SHOW, 8 p.m. Sat- Stuql KatieWellandSueZirkle. elcy Items were llvenaataYOra bo eel 11sprlq~=w~a:ter~el~~J urday, at Cheater Ela--·' and Mrs. Thomas aerved c•.... water not Jyl Beaver, Tina Nleri, Joanne Blevins, and Mary Krawsczyn at treasurer. universe. She said the vaatuess -·-·-~ ...- ~a1111 of cakes, Ice cream and punch. tent) and place In Tuesday night's meeting or Middleport Troop 185 held at Heath Preceding the Installation ser- or. new things tends to make tbe School under aponsorahl,p o1 Methodist Church. Cheater Alumni Aa1111. Men fi GARDEN CLUB TO MEET Other gueats were Linda Roafreezer. Do llOt tie bag · vice, the minister read Paul's Individual feel small and tnaecommunity wU1 model ladles' Middleport Amateur Gardenenbaum, TOIDIIIY OWen, Kevin will break u water exp&Dds. The flag ceremony opened the meeting. Refreshments were letter to the Greek City of Cor- cure, but f01111d that the rellaera wm meet at 8 p.m. Wed- McLaughlin, Clnlly Reedy and When frozen, tie clOied and served to those named and Susan Powers, Barbara Anthony, Debbie lnth which treats the problem of lous aense points to the lmpor- faahlona. MONDAY neada.Y at the home of Mrs. Llaa 'lbomaa. Sendlqr lifts but remove hom ~talner. Schuck, Venita Gibbs, Mary Wilson, Fae Wilson, Diana Brumley, confllct In that clllrc:h. tance of each aoul In the sight of RACINE CHAPTER 134, Or· Betty Cline. unable to attend were Terl Jac- When· ffult, 18Ve Mrs. John Knwsczyn, Mrs. Fred Gibbs, and Mrs. Wallace Powrn his opening remarks, the God. der ol ~ Eaatem Star, 7:30 obs, Sprirwfttld, 11111 Kim Sit11, del1ert1 or ers, leaders. speaker congratulated llle TrlnIn conc:lulion, Mrs. Mora Aid Monday nllbt at Maaonic Tern· · ity congregation for relative free- that the eternal God 11 a refSchool by the ~pers Plalna-AI- ness from such conflicts. He uge, and underneath each per1011 pie; l>epuQ' Grand Matron o1 fred Women's COII)JIIunicy Club in spoke of the peace and love of are his everlaatlng arms. This, Dlatric:t 25 Mrs. Agnes Wolfe another of its series of projects Jesus, comparing the compllca- she said, is the parachute of the wU1 be a sueat. devoted to ral sing money for eon- tiona of today, wllere hunger and heart, for It means that In whatSALEM CENTER P.T.A. Mons tructlon of a communil;Y bulld- poverty exist, to similar prob- ever situation the flldlvidual 11 clly, 7:30 p.m. at the school; the ing. lema In Chrlat's day. He said placed, the everlasting arms of band, under direction of Glen Meeting recently at the home that just as todiiY people do not God are there to receive him lllaw, will present a program; of Mrs. Bill Ritchie, the club always heed the ery of t h e and hold him as he tries to follow Founders Day obaerved; recogGod's will. members decided to begin serv- neeqy, 80 it was In the day nition of past presidents. A s014> supper and square dance ing the supper at 5 p, m. The MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 8 Jesus. The olJerlng was taken and has been planned for Feb. 15 at danc:e wUI start at 8 p, m. and Cooperation aa an element of tbe group sang "God Our Help p.m. Monday at Columbia Gas the ~pers Plains Elementary refreshments will be available progress and the need to I o v e In Ages Past." Refreshments of Ohio; demonstration by BettY throughout the eveJ1lng. Charge those with views dltrerent from were served by the executive Newton. for the event which Is open to our CIIMI as a method of prevent- board o1 the Guild. THEODORUS COUNCR. 17, the public is $1 for adult and 50 Daughters of America, 7:30 Moncents for children. day night, at lOOF hall. TONIGHT & SATURDAY Plans have been made to serve POMEROY Garden Club, MonJAN. 31, FER 1 chill, vegetable 8QIC), sloppy dQ", 1 p.m., at horne of Mra. "TRACK OF THUNDER" joes, pie, coCree and pop, Other HNold B""". (Technicolor) fund raising projects were dis· RIVEJt'Vtil!'W P.T.A., 7:30Mon: ( :. ~ ~ -~ "'""11 ' _...._ Tom Kirk • Ray Strlcldyn cussed and a horse show was tenda.J night at the scbool. Boy AND tati vely set for April 27 at CoolScouts will ClOIICDc:t the flag cere"FIRE CREEK" ville. Final plans for the soup mony and present aflratalddem(Technlcolor), Recognition of three members was won by Mrs. Hiram Fisher onatration. Past presidents will S~C~per were mede at a meeting Jas. stewart + Henry Fonda for their amassing of flower ar- and Mrs. Charles Lewis. Tuellday at the l!ome of Mrs. be recognized. Grandparents will There waa a group discussion rllllfng polnta &Iring 1968 highSHOW STARTS 7 P. M.. Clyde Headley. count twice on the room count. h was noted during the meet- lighted the meeUDs o1 the Wlld- on garden books which are aTUES>AY ~UN. , MON., TUES. trw that the 1969 membership wood Garden Club Weclneada,r vailable In the local library and POMEROY CHAPTER 186, OrFEBRUARY 2-3-4 dues are now ~able. Residents nlldrt at the Ohio Power Co. Mrs. Karl Grueaer, prelident der of the Eaatem Star, 7:45 p. Mrs. Hiram Flaher, Mrs. Ed- of the boat club, gave gardening m. Tuesday night at the Pome"HANG 'EM mGH" ol the communlcy are Invited to laon Hollon and , Mrs. Homer tips for January. llle suggeated (Technlcolor) join the club. ' roy Maaonlc Temple; inltallaClint Eastwood ·Inger stevens Next regular meeting of the Holter were ·Jreaentecl awards planning the garden, ordering the tlon of two ~leers. for having ac:eumulated the most seeds, and getting new grass COLORCARTOONS: grcq~ wU1 be on Feb. 12 'at 10 REGULAR MEE'l1NG, Middlepolnta given for flower arrange.. sown while snow Is on t h e Drive Nudnlc L m. at the home of Mrs. t.lndport Lodge 363, F&AM, 'lbelTrick Cheat aey Lyons, Tuppers Plains. Re- menta at the IIIOIIthly meetings of ground. da,y, 7:30 p.m.; all Maatar'lfa. tbe club. Mrs. Dwight Milhoan presentSHOW. STARTS 7 P.M.. freshments were served. lOIII Invited by Carl L, Taylor, With members ol tbe Winding ed a demonstration on how to worahipful malt8r. Trail Garden Club u guests, have an Indoor vegetable garden, tbe Wildwood Club prellellted a llle Uated paraloy, chives, and look toward spring gardenfq In lettuce as things which can be from the Grueser family for flowthe program, grown Indoors In a sumy wiDers sent cilrlng their recent beUsing "Seed Cataloga f o r dow. ~raying, she noted, Ia re- reavenlent. il a communication Spring Planu.._a" as the gener- ~ to keep the foliage moist. from the GallfpoHs state lniUal theme, themeetlngopenedwitb The arrangement for the tute, the members were thankmonth an ablltract deslp of comments on new plants for 1969 ed for sending table arrange.. IIUJIOl1l.yiiUI and red poinsettia by members In response to roll menta at Christmas Ume. This handsome Simm.~ " . mattress and box spring call. In a cower cupid eonta1ner. Mrs. Grueaer pre1181Jted de· provides the normal i,;mness 1"1\0St peopl~ prefer. Mrs. Edlaon Hollon used as her Thank ~ notes were r e a 4 YOdons to «**! the meetiJ!i, DurIt has exclusive Adjusto-Rest• innerspring construcfxlpic ol dlacuali011 "Seed Idea- from Mrs. Cltrlley Baer and Mrs. In& a conduc:tng aoc1a1 hour tion. Extra heavy cushioning. And a deeply quilted tltlcatlon" and eonduc:ted a con- Earl Scott tor Chrlatmaa remem- cooldea, Jlllllcb, m1nta and cot. cover-Sani-Seal' protected against bacteria, odor, Twin or Fun: teat ualn& aeed · aamples which branc,a. A note waa also read r.. were &erYed. Miis Barbara and mildew. Buy the set and save! , SeparaJely $59.95 eiCh &lyde,r was 1 IIWI&t. You save $19.95 a set Super sizes 4/so available r.....t.a , wcru. m- ..J: advl•• = ftcu»er. a. -Mrs. &eDrJ.: Jlar.,..e S ,. noopy Theme ' ....,. ....... Jordall.f reo tures Pdrty Freeze FNit j lhaJ:.) Soup Supper, Square ELBERFELD$· I·N SHOP TONI&HT (FRIDAY) UNJ1l9 P.M. AND SATUIDAY 9:30 A.M. 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