https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ba9eb1fee86edca3dd97e4d3f279726.pdf 3170607a06c08ee3ed2a5a10b63a840d PDF Text Text Jt- ,.. •• •r TJESI !'.minel. Loiteringr .· .__,____ _ Huon~ -!Ia- ' opedmOGI of a opede& or ~~ant Allalrallu oartll_ , ara aaid 1o1 . - a ...._., of from 10 110 12 teet. -' -... ' •I, ' ..,. .,.. both clllldren .. " oilier acllon, tbor • Pollee Olllcor Ric IJnpr to polieo ochool I Slate Collose on Feb. and Nat'ch 5th. A rew trees rema.lnlng an IN In Maolon will be plckt ~ . If placed In tile tbe property or c)ose t II waa "'"""'"eed· ' ' ' li' '· .. ,. .. PT. PLl:ASANT - I i I Sunday ••• 0 • lppe&l'ed tcdly at high schOOl bore, lnereeoiqr t.., abtenteeism trom elaasea to 40 per cent in the two-week-old school bus 11trlke qalnat t h e Mason <:ouncy S.hoot Board. The ple'ket1, 1trlkbw bus driv- LOOK AT ll1E NICE YOU CALC.. VIEIV YOU GET (JP THI~ HERE: , MEEK! /VICE? Corpentero Unlcm Hall called by Robert Rollins, president fl the Muon - Jackson Labor eouncu uto try to n.nd a solutloo to the prd>lem or getting our children back to school. 11 ,29 OMclala at the hlgllachoaloald thlo morning -9Jdmllely 300 atudema were abaent, aalncrean or aboUt so over FridiQ"o &boontees. Noratal absenteeism la 5 per cent of the total enrollment. saturday • • • • • •44 The figure Average high tempera members the week this year crees, last year - 57. 0· the week - THAI'S DISGUSTJI\JG! PEOPLE SI-\0\..X..D/J'T ACT 1!-\AT VVA"< I I KOPE: 'lciJ FUT HIM J/J HI::;. PtACE I ITS ':£) /JicE JI-J FNJ THAT I.U-\HJ £f.K SAW IT 1-\E DEtll\1\f\JDID II FOR f-\IMSELF I CAJ..J <,{)<.) ltv\A.GIIVE THI'\T <(EPI SURE ~ ' indicates union have tarried out threato majle Sunda,y night or oot allowina: their ehlldren to atteM ochoal by 110ing through picket linea. Several men and wmnen were Average low tempera 31.3 degn :rear 30.3 degrees. Total precipitlltion for this year - 1. 64 inch year - 0. 72 inches. Total precipitatloo to 1 Year - 2, 95 inches, last 0.88 of an inch. . plckelillg the high school thlo ! PID! mOl'llire. Picket& also were poa~ Third Person 7 ,__ __ Nonnal average pree annualb - 28. 40 lnche& Apprehended New.··· are whatareealled'"Nile Melio CouDb' Sheriff Robert The courtry abounds ltfe ani he showed pic nearly _every apecle11 of. includ~ several ditrei' llarlenbaeh's dt!>artment on alleged broaklllg and enteriJig charps. 87 Uafted Preaa lllteraatlonal Temperature& In Ohio will avoraae ..... or. f. . . . . .s bo- ·' . .l ' glrafl'ea, Ilona. 'e < trouafl which hold• 250 Several farmers in the mortha have found thl molal troualt• can be P• ' . . -I '. ' ~· • -;;;;· ,. l ' • 'I' ' · · -:· ' -~ 1+ • I .; " ,.; ' . ' ' ) ; . • lim! visited this tarm •• at tile spring thlo week. I !Ina oaid that the spr!J 1111rll1( and has b olahbw ploncy of water. stalled a round '!"'tal • I ......., , O(f Leon - Boden Road, li a otlriJW last Augua~ R< I I 1,. . ·- ..' - / . "":' r ., "'f J' ~-"' E'11de. according "' tile GIJZ DIDN'T CARIE MUCH FOR OOPS SUGGESTION, PID HE? recent burelU1 of IPProlt1malely •1000 worth oftootaatllleBe• Ttm corp. lteadquartolro In tho Ii<ioili iljjriliga aroio. · , .!iQilo'la the tl1lrd IJOrHnial<on Into <ustody aid ")lqplli:aled <Ill the cue. Dina Clark, Rl. 1, MJd. dloport, ind llPII' Dovldoon, ~ 2, Qeahlre, charged earlier in Two Pe~ns F'med ' - I -~ I' Air~ ~ORE FIID~ "p)ollbly a few ohoWira at lbe WRESTLERS AT HOME There will be- home wralll- 1111( matcbeo lhlo - k at Mella Hl8lt S.hool, the llrllt at ~ p.m. 1lleaciay aplnot Neiii<IIVII!o and the oeeond Thuraclay at ~ p.m. aplnaiSOUih- Prest lntematiu.l reported by Jordan Iraq-· TH LM(pllorentM .In tentad~~e ~· AND SATURDAY 7 AND FEI .•.10 HAVE TIME: T'HUNT, FISH OR PO WHATEVER. 'I'I.IKE WHENEVER ~u WA.N'tEP 101 NEW ORLEANS - THE INTERNATIONAL Lcqalloremen'o M!oelatloo ()LA) and ohlPPar• reached a ~,. aareomenl SoailoJI thai 1a - - to oettt.Jllillarnfor au Gul! and South A~ Por:ta lnvGlvod tha aJ».woeli-Gid 4oek 'II!'IB , • -evar lbe ILA oald .............., """"" DOt returll lol w~ Willi reached Ill all )!Jande ani Gulf porto. Nep tlallona M c..U....,.. Ill l'llllado!Pbll. Bll!l..... and 1Joo1oL Now Ia _.._,were Ycr~ ~·• pievloualy ..,..,.. YGU to see and ,t ry on 1n t.rw"s years ot expea In fttdng ml helping Y• a coat or a sul1 I ::.~~our - I:::.... bll11ng lll<lO SlqJ In - So ~rlne SOiecUo and buy who seat- :t\la!iday and . mAQ AND JOIWAN REPORTt:D ATf ACIIS by laraoll warplanef qaloot Arab forces In Jonlan locliJ. Each debned their antiaircraft - · ahot-. two of tile laraeU raldO!'o. :!I! Je'l•loa!• · laraatl mil!lar1 I(IOkemen rOJ)OI'Ied CillO aerial raid acroas tho ~· lire Uno but made .., montloo .or any looseo. llldlo Bqhdld oald lflaraell-planea attacked Iraqi forceo 111tlonod in nortbom ·JU'dan and clalined ....,ked <1o1m twooftheia. A Jordal!lan I(IOke~ In Amman oaldJordanlall gunnon shot clown two II...U planao w)d<h allacked t:roc11> poaldona &lao In tile north of J....., Ill two ....., DOUGLI LANG Of PIINTZESS CO CO. WILL IE I NEw dl,adllllllrllenco A ftome run, trlct -.u wlt!o ohlppeno , . •~toleni~i~~~~;:;r. YORK- at political adl'ioora precedocl tile l.odpol!y meeting. Tho alllea were reported to be closely followi-.: battle reports trom South Vietnam (oliowiqr UOCOI>ftrmed reports the '\'let COOg might unleash 1 new large otren~tve ln the south alter the Feb. 1S.22 truce to intluence the Paris talks. Western observers Sllld the offensive would atm at boootlqr the Communist delega. tion'a call tor dle establtahmelit of a "peace cabinet" in 8algon which would negotiate the reported country's paeldcatlon with the VIol Col1( In Paris. A strong caD f« the ereati(JD of a new cabinet in saigon was issued today by the movement tor peace or Vletnameoe living abroed. The movement included non-communist opponentl ot President Nguyen Van Thietl's rellllle and Is atteJqrtiJW to influence saigon policies witbout jolnillg VIol (;eng ranka. The IIICMhnent's tppeal urged the establishment ot a .. national union" cabinet which would replace Thleu's regime and dispatch its own negotlators to ntes in machine gun erosstlre. South Vietrmnese spokesmen described tbeir losses SUnday as '"heavy- over 100 men were kllled ar wounded.'' Nuon' GOlng Along with Big4 Plan WASHINGTON (UPI)- Preoldent Nlxan, after weekend dla~':'· In the Mekol1( Delta eusllona wllh his top advlaera, Jw>gleo 62 mUeo south or Saigon has deeldocl to accept Ia prbocla VIet Col1( battalion ~ plo a Fren<h propoaal for "Big Four" talks on the Middle Eut <rials. The Slata Department has been bostrueted lol sand a oote on the de<lsla! lol Parla within 111e next rew cll,ya• Meammlle prealdeotlal aldeo were 'WOJ'klng on the .scbeW18 ol a plamed Nlxan vlalt to WellMrs. Mary Mccomas, 87. died em ~ tentatively set for saturday Dight at the home other. March. Tho Chief Executive 100, Lee W. McComas, 341 Main bopes to visit Paris, R o m e, st,.; Mldclleport. after an extended Londoa oad Bolli. He 1181 ... illne11. plans at 1111s time for a l'ialt to A nauve ot Albal'l,y, Mrs. Mc-- lbe lbYial Ul1ioD or a meelillg comas spent tile greater part or elsewhere wltb RuuiaD leadera. her life at C&rpenter, mo~ to Nixon aloo lo - - 11111 Col..,.buoln 1939.wbereshoUved week lol urp Senate ratllle&tldt until tbe time · or her Wness. In or 111e 111c1ear Qlllliii'OIIfer 1905 the wu married to James treal;y, the pad deol&ned t o E. MeComas who preeoded her Y0111 tile spread of DU<leu - In dealllln Juif, 1951. pllll& Ratification wu aldetraekShe ia survived by two aona, ed after tile Soviet lnvaaloo of Lee W. Mccomas, clerk of l11e Caec:boalovakla. Melp Local School Dlotrlo:t Board 'bf Education and" former Mlddloport Hlgll S.hool l ....rlnTAKEN TO HOSPITAL and l.luyd McComas, RadDe emOr&OII~ .,....._ prb\c:ljlal of the Llttlo Hocking wore ~ 1!1 the llonl7 Sehoul, Little HoeldJw; a broth- ..._,_ ~~Rl. 2 D. ••_..re.......,, ·or, Charlo• W. TawollburJ, M.- e1no, &mlla1 at 11:1$ a.m. and - ; four KnJIIfchildreo, and olx tr.._u.d Vlvlon l'loelpa 1o1 Vot. greal-«randcldlclreiL ID addition or1111 Memorial Hoap!tal 'ldlere to her husbud1 Mra. MeCcmlla Jbe wa 1 admitted u 1 medlcal wu proeeded In d - by two · patleat. br!>thoro and twq alatara. MrL. MeComas wa1 a member of lbe carpemr B~pllat Church. Dut'lt!c the tlmo ohe lived In Cq!...bUa aha ~ly atloDdo4 t~w••t Park MOihodlat ~ch. , ~and• DW call at·lbe ~1~~HilpHIID~ - Uolted Preoo llQroatloMI .- 'I'UiadiJ. ·FI>- Tbore'a ·1'0.1!>1· ' til be 'six mon wlll held at ofwi-. ., Mary McComas Dies Saturday teoideat. w-,. of ~ ·tllit'• · --r• ~ Grouadl\ilii '' . {:.~ lbe - ·· ..... ..... . .. - . . . -~~&now llllll'r'IM wrtt I 7. 0 ::r ·r -~ I ' ~u..,..:< ., 0 s: '~ u: ~ 0 TEN CENTS sentee1sm representative of ·ATU, &lid he are bel111 ~lreulaled and will bo Wal willing to meet with t h e presented the tK.rdatitaregular board It any Ume. He IIA1d be has meeting on Feb. 11. Mr. Smtth'l received 50 •plicatlons ror tenn eJQJires June 30. membership tromdrtversand re- Rc»resentativea ot other OEO Out But Not UD- lated personnel. ion locals lndlelted their sup. A meetlne Frida)' nlllllt of the port at the strike aDI o«ered .... boanl and repre-dveo of the alatance to the bus drhera. bu1 drivers laDed to reiOlve the CounQ- Sot>t. l Brooks Smll11 work stoppage. The boud hall told this MWBP198r this moralDI called a special meeUrig t o r there are "nunors., ot plekBUDJ: Its Job J ueaclay. at Roosevelt, New Haveo, Ma11011 Petitlona requeotlng tile do .. lll'ld Sunn1side 1chooh. He demlaoal of s..._ l Brook Smith clined to verify the reporta bellll true. Llberatlm Front (NLF'), tho political branch ot the Viet ·.. Move Slowly Cong, as '"a mere poUticomllttary organization," and denounced Saigon as '"a dicta· torahlp wiUlout sovereignty. " The eJ~Pamed Paris conversa~ tiona, started Jan. 181 reached an early impasse when Nttrth Vietnamese and NLF delegates put forward demands for a .., -r oa about guerrUiao tile vlllaae of200 Go Dau Ha, 30 mllea rrom the capital 1be troops whUe kept tho guerrillas pinned artillery and aircraft came Into action, kllll111 34 of tile Communist& In an 11-llour ftgh~ Nearby, troops of the 199th Light ln!antry Brigade battled a secmd guerriU. Ioree, ldlling 18 In a da11ong fighl 0! the foor tights, U.S. cuualties here were heavleo~ totalllqr six dead and 20 wOUjiCied. · The tlrat ol the weekeiXI t.., clashes near Saigon e8me when U. S. gunships and South Vle- lor glrl1 here recently. Barbal'll Ia eligible now for state and national s<holarohlpa. She also received a specially de-· Laat week. - · had plannee! to pre""'t bla Slate or the State message to a jolnt HouseSenate auolon todo,y, but laat minute. work on oompleUng oomo ~the governor's propolalarorced a postponement. Ju1t when Rhodes wUl make tile address was not def!nltel,y known. Earner reporto plneod tbe message on the calendar for next Monday, oad even ao far aw~ aa Feb. l7. wya n t to test. on homemaldog given u~ ••succeaaor epparatu1." Secretary George R<mney .. Houmw and Urban Develcpmeat aloo h i - 5unda¥ at OEO'o dla- membennent b7 llf1ng "We are going to haveagreateramipoverty program ln this adminittratloo than one ju1t n!l)reaented by OEO." The ronner Mlehlpn ,..,..,. nor said, however, that there would be no elimiDaUoo of tllo federal antlpovtr!y prccnm. ~ stead, he sald, "'The effort Ia gob~ to be more etreeti"8 and slgned stl•er charm fn:m General Mllls. sponsor or the Betty Crocker Search for the Am· ertcan HOIIleJnllker of Tmnor· r<IW. Pomeroy more wideapread." Finch and Romne,-, al o a 1 with Transportation Secretaey Jobn A. Volpe, were ~ on televlaion (Meet the Preaa- Motors Wins Bid NBC). : =: ~n~ Two Deadlines -t The $2.419 bid or the Pome- with a 1989 model cruiser wa1 the board of oommlaalaler•. Others o~mitting bid> were Tom Rue Motor ColllPIIIl1, MidFarmers have Willi Feb. 15111 disport, $2,695; R. H. RawlillgB make Olllllleatloo tor • IllSons Co., $:1,595; Kell11 Goble baceo an-ent and ~ Mareb Ford, Middleport, $2,580; Karr I to apply for a , _ cora.._, & Van Zanclt, Pomeroy, $3,- tile Melp CounQo Asrleultural 496 ' and m..unar Auto Com· Slabllization and eon....... P511Y, Pomeroy, $2,700. Service oaid todo,y. The commi!lllioners also op ~ The ASCS aald to be eUefble enec1 and began otudy or bids an appH<lllll must have made 50 for purcbase or one or more per cent or more f1 bls ln001118 new trucks ror the county higha from ~ farm aud must DOt bne way deparlmeJit an anotment, or base, m IIIQ' Apparent low bidder was Meigs other farm. Ji}julpmont Company of PomoPeraons wanting lol make ..,_ roy at $5,597 for one truck and plication for a new tobacco aJ .. $5,497 for two or more trucks. lotnumt must have raised tobacOtllera bidding and tile amounts co two out or the pallt ! I v e submitted were R. H. Rawlings years. An identical two to tlve aeeopted today by Be Tri·ed March 3 rd The firll degree murder trial d. William Frederick W y a n ~ lndlctecl In the Augullt ohof!!uD oloylng of Michael Lee Dotaon ci Parkerllburg, hao been oeheduled to commence In M e 1 g s Cw.nt;y common plN1 crurt March 3 at 9 a.m. Meigs CountY Common Plea• Judge Jolin oet tile c. - . Are Announced trial date oad said that t h e Sons, $5,877; Pomeroy Motor alol1( a court finds Wyant 18 oane, In Company, $5, 789; B1aettnar Auto c~~tltal view or a repori !rom L I m @ Compan,y, $5,936. 75, and Keith Comnn>- State Hospital wllere Wyant un- Goble Ford $5,985. No action losses derwent a30..dayobaervlltl00p8r- on tho truck bid> was taken, pend111( lbrther llucb". lod. The commisslooers also ap.. In other acllviiY, Kenneth E. Reynolds hal been awarded a proved an addition to the Ar divorce from Diana K. R e y. bough lllb-Divloloo In Tuppers year period ot rallfag com 11 also necessary to make IIIPlication for a new torn baM. Plains a11 preaented by Attorney Dloc:hargea Samcil,y - lfna Staptoen.al, Dora lloaab, Arllur Orr, Caror HJMII, meM~a c~taVatc~ They killed 48 of tile nists, autterl!W no thomoalveo. message. lators broke last Thuraday for tbe weekend. tlley killed ~5 or the guerrillaa. In the same area they killed 42 earb' Jaot week. Two ~·· envt.d . 1n .!loo . lnftltn.Uon ·routes the guerrUlaa used rrcim tile cambndlan border northweot of Salgm. In ona of tile ftghta, .. armored unit or the U.S. Anny 25th ln!antry Dlvloloo headed road southeast of the Cr~ker Homemaker of Tomorrow lor Meigs High School on the basis of her seore in a written kiMMledge and apti!We In four week:s ol work. 80 billa had been lntroWeed In the House and 64 In the Senate 11hen !eglo- U.S. infantrymen struck the heavlest blow in a rice paddy district 19 mUes southweat or Saigon. Fighting Soturcll,y and unit moving at night has been named 1969 Betty behlncllast ....Jon. military deeaealation. BARBARA WJBTE MIDDLEPORT - Barbera White, d>ugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan White, Pomeroy, COLU MBUS (lJPI)- The Ohio General A11aembly was expected to contlmle Its siOw paee thla week, waiting f9r Gov. James A. RbOOel' State of the State At the end ot last week's sea~ alooa, buth U...ae and Semte IIIII lntroductlon1 were nearly 100 oolutlon or 111e conruct along tho line s or their political plnt(Ormo whUtJ the allies suggested that the conference nrat discuss Sunda,y, WASIIINGTON (IJPl) - Two ke1 members ot Pruldel:lt Nlson'a new Urban Affairs eo.mcU have lndlc:ated thai tile 1<11"1'1>ment" s chief antipoverty 118ntY will be allowed lol 0111 of existence this year, Although secretary Robert H. Finch of Health, Educat1c:rl and Wol!are deeHned to OQ SWllla!' that the Olllce of ECODOmle Opportunlcy (OEO) will not be e• ten:led before it el!pirea JUDB 3G, he said some 11uccesstul antipoverty programs "will be1:raaaterred" to other agencies &Ill others will be absorbed by a Assembly to Parl5. It described the NatlOilll Guerrilla Ambush Clicks, Southern Force Wrecked two South VietnameSe ccm~pa~ clouib'.-- -o- flurrleo ... ....... ,, Lowa 2 • U •&4&011 _. lo • ' ADI• NEEDE!) A By •~sor v- IMAGINe, OOP SAYJN' MOO NEW KING! Union membero Indicated they would DOt sand their children to school thrvugh picket linea. tho Kypr Creek Power CO., o.r.unw terod IMW fturrloa a llllrd fDrfolted bond lioturde1 o1c1rt 111 dto eourt or Pomel'O.I' Mqor Charles I.qar. l.eYted llnol wereDelboriTea.ford, Jr., 26, •~ and eoeta, dofec!lve and Gooree Conno!IJI, "1:1' $15 and <0111, opaedJna. Raroat Par10111, U, Brancllland, w. Va., forfolted a $25 bond for croaatng a yoU'"' lint. member. Four women on Sl1urdly picketed the bualneoa place orboanl presided. member llarr)' Sldero. . lllr. SJd. Striking drivers and t h e t r era, Dr. Brown &Ill Earl Kee:Gwives UJd wives of other uniOil er, board pre1ident, have lndl· members and lntere11ted mothers c - they are 1101 willing to aaid they ,;m · picket todo,y au re<oenize the unl011, aeeordll1(to Masoo County sehools, the bc:C'd a union spokesman. Huold Dovlo of Charleoton. a · of octu<ation ofllce and tile ofllc:e and a non-union SAIGON (UP))- In batllll1( around Salion. u.s. !oreeo low normals &uina lbe ll•..taJ killed 218 VIet Coog but ''""" pertocl from 'l'UeaclaythrvughSet- 400 11110rrllloo ambushed and ~• mauled a 351Huan South temperatures will av- meoe force, military spokesmen orage lD dte middle to lower 30o In IIOtdt and .... lower 401 In ·~loll..-;.....,. llalrtlnl .......,. """""'a,'q)lloro~' ao units trlod to _.., a low I'OIId,tiJp will be In lbe mid- c-unlat ~- the die to UjlPer Ieoni Ill north and capital. central aecllona and Ill the towu.S. troops kllloi4183 eonim... or 20a Ill omome ...,.bern eoun- niota In four - · • wi1111D 34) tleo. mUea of Salfi'JII. Th~ Amerlelllll Coni Tuoaclay, warming sracl- suffered 10 men killed ""' 43 ually the relit or lbe - " to wounled. 862 bombers kWed above mrmal ~raturoa at tho the rest of the COnununlota In a end II{ tile week. Pre<4>llatlon will average ofte...tent:ll lncb or strike 85 . mlles below the Two per10111 were ftned 8Dd ..,.. or tllo - . _,,at, ' . :FIVE-DAY FORECA81' leas, ocourrlnl '" Wldeb' In Mayor'B COurt eooerete troqh. NOTE - NEXT FRI• ' OUR CUSTOM M DR.t,PERY SALE ON SECOND FLOOR BE( COME IN HOW AND L OVER THE NEW SPI LINE -OF COLORS. LECT YOUR CUSTOM MADE DRA .t,MD SAVE DURING am- davit on me. ·waa Involved ln the the ineideM:, haiveb6enboundover to the KnJIII Jurr CD $500 llood. sprtJwa where a conere; cannot get tn order t;. I coincided with widespread hints from Ccmmunist circles that North VIetnam and tho VIol Cq will stand pat on their denwd to clhcuas first the future oC South VIetnam's political rqlme, blo<ldng allied demands to put mllitary issues Fred A ErwJ.e, 21, Middleport, baa beeD arrested and jailed by •GUY ROLLINS, whose .. PARIS (lJPO- Chief Amerl· can negotiator Henry cabot Lodge and South VIetnamese Vice President Nguyen Gao Ky today called an urgent conference after strorw iBileatlons tbe Communist. were determined tO make no conceuima to pt the Vietnam peace talks moruw. The strategy plannirw: Haston at Ky'1 suburban residence these years. Most ot c. trict 1539 recoenlzed ao a . . . or Dr. Leonard - . , a boanl galniJW agent by the boardoredl>o caUOL . About 75 peraona au.med and Deyton Ra,v.oea, lUYOI" ol Mason .,'"' ~ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1969 Lodge, Ky Ponder Move ' "l$1$~'$. phantt, I- 'Itle present drtYWs strike 1n ha~ the Amal&amaled Tranolt Uolon Dlo- a dispute seeking to A Darry of lower-level allied coooultationo by military and pogt elea of deer, water butt ' lntement. ahead. fishing in the wrong c I '* In B&E Case (Continued !rom f' or Dr. LemJard BrCJit'n, achoal bfard member. However, Harry Sider a reported no pickets at his plaee of bualneao. The meeting SWII!lY D!ght was called to diaeuu a bOycott of Masoo CouDt;y schools. Also dl.., ed in frQnt of the ofllce en am their wivea. wen the r• cussed waa a pet!Uon ealltna tor suit or a mooting SundiJI ollifot at tho dlamlooal otthe school ._r- Moolo.Y ••••• 38 Tuesday • . • . . 47 wednesday. • • •54 Thursday • • , • . 62 Friday .•••... 60 ' Pickets, aa advertised, Wrlgbt. GALLIPOUS 1 tures, precipitation and conctitioaa for each 24 t iod as recorded by f Cormick at Fairl'leld station. 0., Hlgll Lm ,POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO School Picl{ets Increase ' > er Hysell, James Jarrel · Weather Rou: 1-o ----~--------~----~~~==~~--, , --------------------------------- 1 - Jenks, -and Cooncll: - . VOL. XXI NO. 198 ' Attondlng were MIJI ton a.ynea, Recorder Ml I ~ Detiotal To The lraterem Of The Meifp·MtiMHI ArM I '' .:6 <( .. I -~. - enttne· Ext- ' MASON Tct ell Ill a ~ meed dl1 at ball v. . force 111o ·law on loiter! ' • Now You Know s Werry is Judge in nolds on a ero1s~tf.tal. The Ralpb Werr,y, chairman or the recent Mollo CouniJ' Junior Ml10 ~ was • judgo d. the 11- plaintiff Ill the acllon, M r o. ~da, was found guilty of gross neglect of "'11 and .,._ lreme cruoli;r. !lie waa awarded eullucb" or two miDor children. ' nal event In the 1969 West VlrJIIala ·Junior Miss Papanl at Maraban Unlvorolb' In ~­ Athens Police Junior Miss Event tun Solurdai¥ and !lmdiJ. . Other )~daN forlbeeventw...., lllro. ~ Jo Mloor, 1963 West Vlnllala .amtor Mlao, and Mro. Wlllda Gllletl, a former M r 1. Olllo, of Proctorville. FrankW.Portor. Charles R. Karr, Sr. , board preBi.dent, presided over the sea.. lion and commiasimers Ra.IPl W. Our• oad Robert Clark attended. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL EmmeU - Admlaalona - ley, Mldilloport; F - - . Raclne; Lathan Baas, Pomerco'. Adml.lalooa ~ - - Dlaehar&Wa &mlla1 - J e aD Hunt, Mary~ Clara :Murra.y. Guards Threaten ' To Stage Walhout • Veteran ltired -ra CU'dwell pt'GD!ood to with or the OhiO oral AJsembq to dlaeuoo iil!r lnereuea, bul aal4 1M prboli'i aeeurtv wooild 1101 bo IQoll'i4 bJ a W1lkoiL "Tho w- haa ' ·to...,..,. wlllbl""' •ratlcO and-· IIIIi It It," 1oo . . ·'if·. be ~ to ... ...... Cillo ' Nallcilol lybo lb �"We:Con · Proeti~ally Handle. Him AIOI'}e . ·· 'But Sfkl( Around!" 'I . ~ . •• The Dolly Se!!tlnel, MldcDoport • Pnmerey, 0., t'~ 3, 190 3 - Poling Gets 38 To Lead. S-Wash a.... -1'11 I Young and Old Drag on Nations dependency raliol in the underdevelopoil world. Chile, for eumple, bas nine lillles as many people at ages under 15 u at agea 65 and over; Colombia bas 16 times more younger tban older dependents. Ill I!IDl8 areas of Latin A!~erlca, youthful dependents comprise almost 45 per cent of the total population. It is the younger population, not ~. u.e older, that is most dependent, f'!f It ts young people who require. schools, jobs, housing and opportullltiel. It is the Increasing Mmand for these "~lees'• which ia straining the economic resources and political stabDlty of so many countries. Per capita income or gross national product are not the only measurements of a nation's economic progress . Another important one is its "dependency ratio." This is the ratio of the population under age 15 and over age 65 to the population between 15 and 64. High dependency ratios are among the most serious social and economic problems facing the developing countries be- cause they mean that a relatively amall working population must support relatively large nonproductive populations at both endo of the age scale. The imbalance is caused both by increasing life spans and, more importantly, by persislenUy blgh birth rates. Most industrialized countries have dependency ratios between 50 and 15, reports a recent Statistical Bulletin published by Metropolitan Life. Values between 75 and 100 usuaUy occur in developing countries. In Western Europe, ratios vary 1n range from 50 to 61. In South America, by contrast, they range from about 79 ill Chile to almost 100 in Colombia. (Argentina is lfiJCH fOR WEill! KAN'/.. • excepted), the older dependent population outnumbers the younger. It is the very large proportion of the population at ~~e_s under 15 that is the main reason for h1gll am men. MIDI' - • ooem satiollecl with thla orraoaoinent, wl!lcb Ia wby they ore oo - dull. It . .m• ai tboulh a ~ 11 ..... ....... reluctant a remarkable experience: bar flrlll ride In the "'bwa.Y and, 'il[)oillnk. they ver ·packed in like caviar!" .••• Lynda B i r d saw .. Hadrian VB" a tew dql before the lnsuguratlon with all VIP andSecro!ServlcetrOIJPIDia; now she mq have to pay for her seats •••• 'lbe concert In - folk II¥ tenor Robert Lawrence, a NOlf .Yorl< Hoopltal employe, Ia due lor sfngfng stardom •••• Ooe year ago Rusata•l!l Ambauador aay opea as lool as you keep drlnldng.'' New drape on Uberace•a .Plano ia j1Ure vteuna ••.• 91orteat doorman on Bdwy. haa had the IOII&UI run: I'Oewee Maf<lll"'te at the Hawaii Kol hal bMl there 1n front or 111o Winter Go.- We wilnelaed thla ooe: A 177N<-old pi waa being botliored In a Central Park Sooth hotel lobby by a UN undorllng mok- te"lllgenUy to o ~ strt. ·I'm CXIII.sldered Bur-aedve, 10 [know! lhavl -thai If You oreluclQ' enciuP to lind one - will lis- By PAUL DUDLEY WHITE Written for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. BOSTON-(NEAl"-My de- lnr <Jbaeone llllt!PIIIions In hla votjon to walking and bicyheavily aeeented voice; one or cling has not been an acci· the . top mob gtlyl IIW tbe kid1S dental &l!lsociation. Rather, it dllllresa and walked up to the lob- signifies my deep feeling of by Lotbsrto ond 9Jietly told blm the importance of the use of to "Take a walk." .••. 'lbe for. the leg muscles as an Bulldlnr relllauraola alnce the elmer lurnecl and briskly de- integral part of the mainteZanzlbor 30 years aeo .... Mon. manded, 41Wb,y'i"" .... The blue • nance of a proper circula· aimed hlo Iciest klok lion, as well as a deterrent to OY In -eurlam: llul!l> Holner'a Ol'ed Playboy ....,rprloeo groased otra1a1rt ot the chancier a n d cardiovascular disease. added almply, "Beeause I oald Studies have shown, and $9:s.ooo,oop 1n '68. ... • .... The oaf exited, Iller. this may come as something '1lair'' proGacer Michael Butlet hired the -4t.nor-old etly ··and GbviCIIIIY In~ o!a ' olll11riso1 that when, ·lie j>e<son is walking abo!l!.;il · ' ·· •JD the White •'t)aw decorotlng team of Qdlford & frllhlenod, per cent of the circulation 1972" •••• Mocwoa•a propagandl DeContova to give his new cklof the blood is carried on by radio to Atrlea pours anti - :r.- plu Jlld tl>o halr7 work• .... the leg muscles and the re. rae! lletion lnlo the Dark Coot!· Nude In her !!rill illm'l torrid maining portion by the nent; lllrlctly from ~a' Ut- 1G lceDII, Barban McNUr dons heart. aQT ~ lies •.•• Gore vidal• a own Dlm'a cutftt ror .. A Complete In using the leg muscles, aereeoplay for his ''MJ'ra Breek- Change of - · ... , MCA • the blood Is being pushed upenrid&e" nausea wlllbe BUPPiant- Unlveru.t bolsJuleaStelft•stossward-<~galnst the law of ed by a new writer's. lnr a ~ for the w. Coaot gravity-through t h e bndy Temesaee WWiams assured premiere of "Sweet Charity." and into the heart, With the frloncls tatoo of hlo amoua Ul- crltleo and eolumnlllll from A hundred fu~~rs ago the great help· of the valves with aeaa were elaaerated, IIIIRIUt.- Fmope aa well u the USA. eoncept of pu heoltb of. which nature endowed our fleer was unlmowu. But to- veins. Richard Burtltll"s bolting the 11111 the relative revaaled day we have trained men them "has tbe usual WWiam8' '"Where Eqles Dare" junket to Vigorous leg muscle exare concerned wltb pre- ercise is probably one of the who family's ereat~vttyn .•. , !Jaape- Lu vesu tooYing and retunventing 1ictneu, and we best methods known to keep Uelllorthe Gaolll!hl CIUb'abrlel- lnr oo the luclQ' datos or Feb. 7 should hive men concerned the veina clear and to preeottumed hostesses Leilh Ad- & 11 aboard UDIWd'o lllabt 711 witb preventing crime . . . vent the formation of blood IDUI won a amall role In uThe ,_, But Ia the Jllelure any IIOQd? Someday, somewhere, we'll clots. Pro"' with Charltcm Heaton and .... Y- - · MariY Burls tnow the answers to crime. While my name has freIra QPeDed more door• thaD took l.<whl 1V by ~ and The beginning wut come quently and agreeably been Lelllt opens ehalnpqne boltleo now awaits u. S. re<GI!Idtlon when we give up our cry for associated with bicycle ridvengeance. .... Vo111e'a "American Wom- .... Unclen!orld crlticlamofmoot ing, nctually I hold no brief ID" 8pread reatureaFrencbmod- pagater plelllres' depletllln or -PsfiChlatrial Karl Monnin- for any particular form of gef'. el FnncOiae Rubartelli and a the kip Mafloal: un.ey talk too physical exercise, j us t so ,r~~-= H...ae ten 1D ..... _Het o Y<IUI' - · IRQ twen chide )'OU • r ror being '"too mucullne•.- In allOW. "The Ameri can Dream Does N« Come to 1bose Who Fill - Presidert Richard Ntxon. Janary 20, 1969. January 1961! brought with lt hiJtarlc event&. 'Ibe 91at CO. gresa convened, our 37th President waa inaugurated, ant the work of tryi~ to solve our rw.tion's problema got a new, freab alart. On January 3, Speaker of the House JOOn McCormick ldDllniatered the oath of oftice to Members assembled In the House bw. TQPther we swore to preserve, protect aDd defend the Colllti· tutloa ol the United States. I wa1 prou:l aad dNpiJ honored to partie- · q.te in this ceremony again as the Repre1811tatlve the Tentb Dla- a.m- or trict of Ohio. The cpe.U. Bession of the 91st COqp'e111 turned Into much more than the usual ceremonial perlod. lnlteed, itlasted eight houri aDII 15 mtmrtes, alii included M:veral houri ol de•te over the .._ i~W flf Mom Claytoo Powell. Wben lha 90th eqre.. convOIIOCI I aplnot .-line Mr. Powell, and I did 10 again in the 91111 CcqreoL I felt t1>o nlclence collocled during heori~WS held by t1>o Select c..iunl.tlee to lnveodgete chirps ogalnst Mr. P010all et the 'H"'DDI or Coilsreoo two years 1110 wu more than suffieleiK ease ror his rem<n'll. And I feel this ot111 to be the caoe. 011 the _,.... da.r ol lbe 91ot I ~ltod two l!IIIL o .. or .t he.. would raloe tl>o per.-! lae<lne tax e-lloo from ita pnoont teOO 1D •1200. Thlo, ohq wltll.othor tax relonno, eould brine II!JOUt much needed relllf fAll' the ~oc cltizeao of 8Guthuater~ obia. ' ~r:=~ .-ure repnlo V I - allicnment fm - r o who have atrood7 loll a ~ ralatlve In the nr. It Cont!N•• : .~ 1 ~· memboro ~oiioDolllo. of 'tho !UII!Od b'eeo from cunbot Thlo would PrDV* a ..,...,.. of comr.rt fAll' , ,;~ ~ Ia ~,i.o rocy, 101 15 lleld aoata and etatn rree thrOW's. Aloo hllti.IW In double fliurea for ll!o wimmo, wl!o had elaht pisyero In the ·oeori,. eoi!DDn, were GeooOuo and with 12 ond U reopectlvelr. Junior Bob Diddle, Sol for.. lOird, apia !>ICed Coach Jim All- ami' Tornldo team. acortna: 19 points. Tile only - r - . . , . player to h!t double ftBurea wao Junior Gory Norrla with 10. Starr-Woshlrwtoo, - 11-10'"' the season, JuD\Ied into a quick 1ooc1 and buUI "' the 11!11'glo to 21-6 by the close of the opening el.ght mirlltea. The holts wen on l<1! 40.16 It halftime and 71-37 .at the end of the third qaarter. ~ l• ,Ilia ktt~ .r ~;,r~ tnj<JIJIJ, let lltla~ ileip YOIJI She wtll al10 welcome )'GUl' own amuatng experiencea. Addresa llaloo ·Bolio!' in eon or thlo --· l Saturday ARCADIA, CaliL (UP0D1pttal ft.Uahed aeeond in the 4126,300.Charlos H. StrubStakeo . at .S.nta Anita but W'as declared the wtmer becau.e of irterfer.. enee by Nodoui:Jie. JOSE, Ca!IL (t!Pll- J""""" Guenther or Freono, CallL, roiled a 300 paio en roote to wlnnll!g the ProfeOIIIOI>- . san Joee Open. J._,. ""'·""· it ill.I'!.IH .. w ~~~~~~~~~::. . . ,, .••ol''J ~ ' many of whom cutrenUy are j>ulllng lbeir ways laborlolllly a r o u 11 d dusty, Indoor trncka Without bi!aeftt of adequate medical guidai)CO. The tronle pity or lbll situ· . allon ia thatllMiu .111011 have allowed ~!vel .to get into such shape as to require rebabililallon at lbla 111110 their Uveo. Proper educa. lion and training, a!Gng _1!!th pbyslcal ezere!Je u part their teeMge Uves, would not make It neceasaey to be. gin It now in m.kldiAI age. It should already b a v. e beea eatabllebed u a habll . While we're 011 the aub,Jecl of youth, let me pan 011 three recommenclaUOPi ' I recenUy inade .10 a 'c lala cadeta at West Point: Flrol, don't put on any weight alter the age of 22; pbyalcally nctlve ail . .. llfe; .. ·t blr(l, ·don't IIDoke · • arettes. These WORCESTER, MuL (UPO~ BW Whitton, an . asllataot 11 Pr!nc,ton. was nUnett held .ooacb II Holy Croos IUCceeding Tca Boisture. . f- BELLEAIR, Fla. (UP0CUrtll Person Sr.. Memphta, Tenn., won the inaugural lnternalionol Seniors solf lour· nament with a 7:1-hole _ . ot 290. ST. ANTON, Austria (UPOtook the DleD1 1 and Gertrud Gab! Karl Schranz d...mW or or come·Jaborlin agAID so We muat eomprom!Je, muat fit IDto our ~vea a program of adequate mllll'le ltlf, Man Ia not yet ail brain. ...._.oaer" eome .... SouthernacoringwaJ 11M> B,y Quartero - . ....... 6 16 37 45 SWT-Wash. •• 21 40 n 89 coa't top ...... to 1hl Hill of Fame,•• said the a~ H~.- ' - o r hlo aloctlon Juot as ha 11111'hed PliiYIDII 18 holoo ol solf In Clearwa&er. Fla. ..There'• DOibIJW bsyood I~ It's a roa1 SOUTHERN (40) Diddle 7-:;..19; Shuler 2--0-4; Norris 4-:1-11). Shain 1-2.4; JQ!u>. aoa t-t...:.; Promtt D-3-3; a um By Unllecl Preoo lltornltiolial - ~rtYIJece,n COlo. Eul Q Cln. Pureoll u ~ TOTAlS l$-1-. Feela ..S...tll'" ca-. llcKIDII)' 1'1 ST AR!I.-WASIIINGTON (89) makea me feel Juat P~ 15-11-38; Geooollo W. AlctOn · 31 12; Mcllonlel 2-2-6; $-1· CO- Timkln 67 MaooWm 18 owell,• laid the 'Ts.,-ear-old CoYelnlde wbo apent molt. of 11; Egleston 4-0-8; Stmott 2-0-t; 4G Akroa Flre-U the weekeiiiS tlshtJW In South Vermillion 0..1·1; Harless .f..l..S; ZonoaviUe 70 C<!IL COntra! 39 Bead, Ind. ''1 flgurtld rd Kei In z...svtne- RoseeriDI 64 TOTAlS 37·15-89. oooner or IIIIer and juat kepi Fedtnl Hocklllll 19 Wool M>loklncum 110 Philo U ilqllllll each year would be the Trl Valley 68 New Lelll:wtm 50 victory In the motor treftd.. rlwraide ''500" with an awnge opeed ol 105.516 m.p.h. SAN DIEGO, Callt (UPOJaek Nicklaus won the And)' WIUlama..San Die80 IOlf tourae.v by one o.troke with o 284. ot]t _. · CrookoviUe 70 MayoviUe 49 New Concord 99 RooevlUt 57 Sherl!lon 88 Morpn 78 Frontier 76. She..- 45 MWer 123 North Gallla 75 Clmbrldge 67 WlntorsviUe 53 Fort Frye 86 Warreo Local 61 Zar» Trace (Guernaey) 83 Bornes villa 77 Arcadia 86 BettsviUe 50 Hopewell-Loudon 80 Cory--101168 o..w 65 Coohoctoo 83 New Phllldelpl!ll 49 Manofteld Madison 46 Waoh. (UPllJano' L7nn or Rockford, m. galoilcl t1>o u.s. ft&uro olcalill& Slnel>ura 64 title. Paden Ctcy IJI. VL) 100 Martella 58 Porker!iburl IJI. VL) 58 Wooda!ield 96 (ot) llrlclgeport 78 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPO Mark Donollue Old Cbuek Poraono - e d t1>o Daytcn. 24-hour auto race. in a J.ola.Chevrolet. . NEW YORK Northwest 59 Mcllec:hen IJI. VL) 54 SWubeovllle 55 SloubenviUe COntra! 48 Ho,yt and Sian Covete&ldo were elected to •Hblll•s Hall ot Fame by • _....,. committee or lbe Boseball Writers Ataoelatton ot AmerlcL thO llrlbll'l Kaodabar alpine sld ela1Bic. won the Australian Grand Prix - ... .a:..-n,r~ AmaMa t3 .., • < ..... I .. Foli-liald Uelon . 87 auto raee• . Pickerl:wtm 00 Milloroport 80 98 COIL Reedy 86 COlo. West 68 Colo. Hartley 58 Cola. WhetatD• 77 C<!lo. DLC;atao58 M._ Union at Hiram (0) Colo. Wehrle 70 Tha P1a1no 80 Musllin&um II Kel!l'ot! (0) ClreleviUo 1111 Franklin 1111. 61 Central Stat<! at Blullton Teo7o Vallay 6f '-'> Elm 63 Ced!J'vWo at Wllmlocton (!.10) llaytoo Rooaovelt 72 Urblno at Malone Aabland at Sllj!pery Rock (PL) 'l'lll111daf Heldolbll'lst otterbein (0) Blue DevU. W'm e Alril~nnc sa~. His monuments were as numeroua u his sons of' Wl!leb there wire, p v e·r 100. '~Ramsea •razed . the ·•l!!oiilmienta of ~me ot 'hla ' )ll'tdeeeaaors 'J!I!Iierti!J,l·but ·tor ........... to~ )IJU!d be lidded h11 ilatlle. 1J1s ·. temple, ·Abu S!mbel, 11 fronted by. four lm&l'l of ·blm.seU, each 87 ·hi_.,. , · · .,. · Bereo Of¥.) et Rio Grande Wednelldaf . Marshall at Miami (MAC) Toledo ot Qhlo U. ().lAC) BlldwtD-Wallace at Akron MariMD at Clpilal (O) Oberlin at w..,.tor (0) Ohio Wealeyan at Wl-1 (0) YC.....""'n State at -viDe Point Pork (Po,) at Walsh CIIES4PEAKE - A half.mtod Bluen.W: Stl.te at Wllberforee &fOIDialwn II Chllo(1lako SalurTllurlldaf Dtyton vs. David1011 at Yadlaon da1 nllht - the """"' or ..,. Squire Gardea <N.Y.) or the 11101t •clllor - u Yl<torieo by a C!tliiDolla B I u e c - at N, Tu. State (MV) llovll thl• •• Coach H~ II Ohio Northern Duke ~ balded Mouat Uelm at Adalbert otterbein ot cantrat Stat<~ their ..., lllroalb two period:: befan IIDaliT l:lb<\!inr John Corfollll caae T<leh a fine teem 73-es. Old llonilni..., at Rio Gronde ~ Allhou&l! herolloe - · , . tto ~ fm· Kellillcl!,y <lu'latlaa at ~ - . ·Mork Wllka, ond 'l'aonmJ W~ee at0aldui.C1110oll.l _.cer 01 Gwlllpolla, lt wu aeSOtunltJ tualiJ Jabo,Snall .. the ~" Ohio Slalo . at Wlooonslll OITl and Tom Proae ol GAlli w h 0 Cl-tlll MemphloStato(MV) reatl1wiped . .auttheir - · from llaytoo Ill ~ ol a.tc1110 belllf lnl'Oilul-plq -IIDI c;...on et Mloml OIAC) Kom Slaw at MorobaU OIAcJ ~ .!!!t ftrot o¥u'tlme. Ol!lo u. at Weo~ Mich. OfAO GALLQ'OLIS (73) - lloar7 &. OborUa at lloldwln-Wallace (O) 6·15; Sntltb 1~-11; F - Hiram II Ohio Weal- (0) 2-3-7; 8-141; ~~~-· MartoUa at Pobt Pork (Pa.) 11.2-14; 1-li..f; lialu 2-1- wt-... 11 .,..,. Uelon col 6. TOTALS21-19'111. W-tor at Kusld~Wum (0) .1 CHFJL\PEAKE (Q) - F a I r- AkrUt. at Ottlrbttl ddld 44-10; Wlllio 10-10.aG; Joi1a lllur&n at (:odorviUo am> Snail 6-3-15; Carrleo U-11; Jtir llalllneell ()10) WillniDII1Dn II MaiGno (110) · aiatt 1.11./1; - · 0..1-1. ToTAlS 24-17-611, Clnlral Slat<! II y_..,. 91. Johl! C&rroD at r.o- (b.) Seort!ir....-.: Gallipolis , •• 17 :15 fl &U'-73. Eoruilm C..U. it i'INn NortiiOm 9 2t,4f ~I'- u Uelon Coil... II Rio Gnnde Rtlln'• 1co.n: .r..Jupoll• 4t, . Sts!lbiDvlUt • Alua- (hl) . ll!lr...... Cbe-ko ) or aecollil= a._.... '1111.,...,.: "*"""' ....,,· ' . '·"' ., ,.. ' . ... . ¥ai- . Cbe_... .. Cbe_.,.CI, ' WJ!Ihet ·MI~~ IT- Blf Tan~ KV7 , ~.olaoal v~ eoor,... they said "It' 1 great to be YOWW: arxl a YaMee,"' won six World Seriea' ...... 11'00! 1921 111rough 1928 and COIIIJ1llecl a 237-182 Ufetlme record. He was 1 19-same winner for tlt.e Yankees when Standings by United Preaa lnterMUonal Big Ten Conlerenoe Leque OveroU College Seores Northwestern ·••• Mlmesota • • . . Michigan State •• lndlano . . . . . . . 12 3 10 4 13 2 9 7 2 4 2 4 10 6 8 8 2 4 2 3 6 8 7 8 WISCOI'IIln • • • • 1 4 7 8 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE Leauge Owrall . , WL WL Mlpot; ; , , , •• • 6 I 10 10 10 9 6 6 7 Ohio U. ••••••. 5 2 Toledo .. , ..... 3 4 Kel)tSialo ....... 3 West. Miehigan ... 3 Bowling Green • •. 2 Marshall • •. , • • I 4 4 4 4 7 7 7 7 11 IO WL Ohio U. 110 Morahall 94 C-81Rie-77 LouloviUe 77 Bradley 64 Ky. 103 Vandarblll 89 Ohio Wellena ••• 1 5 8 5 •9 4 •9 6 9 312 N. C. 107 Maryland 87 OTHERS L w lflaL lit LSU 81'(04) Ashlaod ••••••••• 17 Tulane 110 PlrtobUrlh 89 - · Fla. 92 Purdue IS Ohio st. 85 (otl DUmlo 118 Wlooanoln 73 Da1IOa ••••••••• 15 .• TCU 81 - - · 78 ra~ ·. ~ IS Telllo 57. Clllel..U • -, ••••• 13 Contral Stag • • . .. 12 ~rn& SCORES Kirw'a performance waa all more remarkable since he remoVfld f'rcm the game earlier beeause of an injury and the was returned when Ron WUliams fouled out. Nete Thurmoo:J aiXI B,y United Pr.. a International ~·•Results New York 9& Booton 94 New Zealand 1 3 SYLVANIA, Ohio {UPO- The World Boxing Association Ms namod LIChl Rose ol Australia Fi8htor or the Yeor. The WI!A also &I!IIOIIDeed Sulldo.r that ligl!t heavywell!ht chuq>lon Bob Footer and feot.herwelltht dtl.,. holder Jal'lri'Qr Famechon were oelectsd co-IJoxero of the month fcrJanuary, Rio Grande. • • • • • • • • • 7 1 4 8 8 10 t~ '¥lei' •••••••••• ,•• 7 velln!l Slalo, •• '••• 7 u g lS 8 1 c..-.mo ......... 8 .-vtUo , .. , , ... S . WIIDorfOI'<O ., ....... 2 Mo!lltrt ........... 1 t8NewKn.st.H Rl!'O .68 ··1• Ato FWco .. n' 16 PHILADELPHIA-<NEA)Jobn Quinn, general manager flf the Philadelphia PhUUes, bas a son following ill his footalept. Robert E. Quinn wiD be genera! manager ol the Kanaea City Royals' Omaha Trlpl..A farm club next season . He held a similar position last IUil!IDOr with the Read i n g team of the Eastern League . Sl,.DWICHES 'YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT! . · SONNY HAS AU THE BIG .•ltNm.ICH FAVORITES'. . . ' )-· victory over Detroit thh season. Scott was high with 26. Dave Btrw: led the Pistons with 25 points. A liJ'll) by Dave DeBusschere with 4:S3 remaining proved to be the winntrw: points tor New York as Bolton lost it leadership when Ruuell was carried oft the courL Dick Barnett netted 24 points, but It Boozer had 2S for Orlcago. Atlanta moved to within :Jlh g&m.el of Los Angeles on Lou Hudson' o 35-t>olnt production. Elvin Hayes scored 32 Cor the tl!e"Wcrt.! ·fiorleL "Babe Roth and TJ Col!b were the blat p)QarJ J aplnot !:jot -~ forpt ~ poleon Leiole &ad lloo1 Baker- ther were eane area't ball plafera, too.'" eonJei¥oald. "But I wun't orr.kl ,If an,y of 'tm." ,. ,fteMcl A5-fool, 9'k-lncb riaht'-ndor, Covelesk1e beat tile ·Dod&t 11 three tlmea in tbe 1920 World Sorleo after com,I>IIIDII. o :U..lf record dllriag "" · -rlcen Leque ...He-S-1,151 and ~ victories In o be"*""' nine games M:rieis wcm by the IOOlans fiw games to two. w1nn11w Co'leleakle•a 11letime percentage was •603 and hi a lifetime was 2.90. run 817ned Averap veterans committee ~ the BBW AA Ia compoaed of Ford Frick. the chairman, and The Warren Giles, Paul S. Kerr. f'nnk Shaughnessy, Jr. Ray Stockton, Joe Cra!ln, Dan Dani•l, Char 1 i e Gebr~, CRarles Segar. Fnnk Friacft, WUl Harridge and Fred Lieb. GRAEBNER WINS IUCHMOND, Va. {Upl).. Clark Groellner, the -..,., secOid-ranked amateur, belt TOOJas Kock of Brazil 6-3, 1~12, 9-7, Sunday In the ftnal rouad of the FideUt;y Bankers Invttattot.al tennis tourney. FRANCHffiES DROPPED MIDLAND, Mich. CUPO- The FOO!ball Leocue Continental dn:pped Cranehises at Charlea-ton, W.Va. and Oklahoma Cll;y Swday in favor or teams In Newark, N.J., and Hooolulu. losing Rockets. Gail Goodrich's 27 point:B, four of them in the final 19 secord1, beat Milwauk- ee. COLUMBUS (UPO - Two more teams !ell fr(IIJ the ranks of the unbeaten over the week- 5. Bridgeport bea4 War· ren Consolidated 1~74. 6. Fort Recovery beat Park- end. way 102-50. Toledo Libbey an:l Zanesville, 7. Newark Catholic beat East ranked secom and fourth re-- Knox 69--66 and Lancaster F~ spectlvely in United Preas In- wick 88-68. ternatiONJ's Class A poll. both 8. Dixie beat Vlllley View 70tumllled Friday night bot then 59 ond Franklin Monroe 71).5&, ·l'eltOa!iled · lthe,j M!rt iJlghl:. .,;r., .... ,.i,.. .J,tansflald ~~ P!Mer's beat Toledo Libbey (14-1) l01t to W;relbrd 72-1>7. Toledo Macomber 57-42, and 10. Granville w.UqJed Toledo Rogers 87-57. Zanesville (H-1) suffered a 4M2 double overtime loSB to Newark, then recovered to Height. 103-65. trounce Columbus Central 7()..39. aoo beat Uckiqg Truth is our best propa· ganda. ·-----------~--~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~ Cincinnati Pur· cell 83-65• 2. Toledo Ubbe.y lost to Toledo Macomber 57-42 and beat Toledo Rogers 81-51. . 3. C&ntoo McKinley beat MasaUlon 67-60 and Akron Kenmore 97..'1&. 4. Zanesville lost to Newark 44-42 Jlnd beat Colwnbus Central 70-39. 5, Limo Bath l!eat Wapakoneta 86-66. 6. Hamilton Garftekl beat Oxford TalawaMa 62-34. 7. Columbus Sooth l!eat C<>lumbus Eastmoor 52-45. &. Mlrllngton beat Fairless 9474 abl Perry 64-51. 9, CtilUDbus Linden - M~KI~ to Mohawk 83-77. 10. Marlon Hanllrw beat El>r· ley lost ~~!. "~•~"~ '"~~ ,::E~~L $ 5 down to m .e! We'll pyt our· ~lves in your shoes - a nd do your la:o: return os if it we r e our ow n. Ou r ser vice is q uick, convenient oncl in e ~ pensi v e . Try 1.11 rrm AND STATE for lind "':'!:""5!5!5!5!5! "ev••Y ""--.. . W• guarani•• o«urot• GUA.lANTIE pr•po rotion of 111111- fllwr~ . If w• mak• ony •''"" 1hot coot yo., any penalty or i!JI'trftt, tlte p•noh or int@ •••' - •• .,.;u P"Y Ia 59-30. Class A : Another Quinn GM 8 &r I Mooroe and Ito)' Scott, Wei Unseld combined fOT 72 points to give Bllttmore itE ftfth < .•• Libby, Zanesville Beaten I. Strosburg boat Sand7 Valley 114-82 and Northwest 64-59. . , '8 RW!y LaRusso each scored 24 potnUi tor the WarrW..a. Mel Count• 11ad 31 for Los ~les. Ridge 77-51 KING DEFEATED 3 y _ ...... State .... 12 Ohio Norlbem • • • • •• 11 Cite 1'edt • • • • • • 6 Jalm CarroU •••••••• t "E" ........... (Only - · lcheduled) 4 UI"'IIM ••• , •• , , • 12 ' (Onl,y Game Sel1<Wled) 9 6 6 6 m. uz NnYorl<athllam AUCKLAND, Oberlin ......... 2 4 DeniiOD ••••• .• •• 2 ' ' M~ Uelon ..... 2 6 Hiram ••••.••• 2 7 OldL 91. 64 Kaosao 5!- 11 Denver J19 Oakland lOS Monda.r'• Gomes (UPll- Karen Krantzcke of Overall Australia defeated Billie Jean WL KIJW of Long Beaeh, Calll, 5-7, 18 1 6-2, 6.3 Slo1da> In a oem~llnal 10 8 -teh of tl>o New Znalaod ~n 9 6 la1m tennis tournsment. 10 4 wJiA FIGHTER 9 10 4 EYI!llvlUt 101 V~ IS ~ Mich. 100 CoO - - 94 - - 87 Mlam 130 Indiana 113 5 9 Heidelberg ••••••• 3 5 141 1...13, 22..13, U.U, 24-U, 23IS,17·14,1S-Uandl$-l&.Howu traded to the Waah!twton SeMtora In 1925 avot had a 2()...; record bul lost two games In over San Diego and Ghicago, tied for fourth place in the division. Jim King provided the lt i ol- took two of BUI Bradley's rour ning margin during the third game points to insure the wJn extra session with a basket and aa be sank a pair of foul shots three foul ahots. with 14 seconds to go. Boston's In other National Basketball Jotm Havlicek led all scorers Association games, Baltimore with 25 points. beat Detroit 12S-J06, New York Chet Walker's ftve consecuedged Boatoll 9S..94 in a game tive points erased a, !04-103 which saw Celtic pla,yer~oach deficit and pushed Philadelphia BW Ruuell sprain his right to victory over Chicago. The knee, PhUedelphll s - Chi· 76ers went on to score the last cago 112-104, Atlanta ripped San nine point a of the game. Wally Diego 115-163 and Phoenix Jones Wll& PhiJadel.Dhia's big nipped Milwaukee 122-12L gunner with 'n pointlJ. Bob 811 6 7 0. t7 Kent st. u Kim. 89 Narthwoatero 80 Clad- 9091. Loull72 Ka1J141 88 Colorado 70 Dallu .. . .. . 19 25 .432 19 - - . • • • . 14 31 .311 24'h &uiday'a Reltllt1 New York 96 Loa Angeles 8S Dalila 104 KentuclQ' 101 pllyolf berth even lf they have to work overtime to acccm,pllsh their mission. That' a just what the )Varriors did Suntla.Y nlcht. IO!oc three overtime periods to deCeit the Loa Arweles Laken 122-117 to acquire a two-pme cushion Findlay ••• • , ••• , 0 4 6 10 ~. 20 .512 III'J %4 .5110 16 Loo Aagalea • , Zl 27 .t38 19 are bent on a Western D1 viaioo teams tared: Cl1sa AA 1. Columbus Eaat beat Walnut 6 9 Wooater •. , • , ... 3 4. Ku-- 12 o.kland 'Ill L. PeL GB 6 .864 By United Press International '!be Sin Franc:l•co Warriors 5 8 OUerbein. • • • . • • • .4 llo1ton.100 Nlq:ora 70 COveleakle na a Jpltbd plleher who econpiled a•~1&-Ull llletiJne record durflw: a career apent mootl,y with the llldtlns, He was wttll the lllillnl troria WUm~Jwtoa ...... 3 3 Bluffton • • • • • • • • • 2 ~ lola1c.ae • • • • • • • • • 2 • - - · ••. 53 Ke~ ... • ••• 4 2 Marietta •.• • ••• f 4 u. 7f PL 1 Fourth-ranked A power West Muski~ Class also fell from the unbeaten ranks with 111 8877 loss to Tri-Valley. Here is how the T~ Ten Clpllal . . . . . . . 6 2 ~'Ill Dot. SbUnokln. Philadelphia 112 ChiCIIO 104 Balttinore 128 Detroit 106 10 Atlanta 115 Sin Diego 103 Sin Fran. ~2 Loa Ang. 117 MID·OIUO CONFERENCE 112 Milwaul!ee 121 (Onl,y gardel ad!ecluled) Leque Overall 'WL WL Mmdly•a Gamet Deflance , • • ... , • $ 1 10 7 Los Angeles ot Sealtle CtdlrvWe •• •• ••• 3 2 10 8 CbieteJ at BaiUmore BostCIIi Coil 77 llolr Crou 69 91 · W. Qaklond ..... . 38 Deaver .. .. ... 29 New Orleana •• Zf W, L. PeL GB Baltimore •. , . 38 15 .717 Pl!Uadelpl!la .. . 36 17 .879 2 New York .••• 38 21 .614 3 - ... ... ... 34 20 .630 4'h Clnelmail • •• . 28 25 ,528 10 Detroit •• • ••• 23 33 .411 24'h Mllwsukee ••. 23 33 .411 24'h Weot . W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles . • • 38 18 .678 AUII!ta .. ..... 35 22 .614 4'h Sin Diego . .... 23 32 .418 14'h Cbieqo ...... 23 33 .411 14'h Sealtle .. .. .. . 11 38 .833 19'1.! • .. . • . 12 t2 .222 25 . LaSalle 102 l.ofola (Le.) 65 Columbia 69 Yala 48 st. Jolm'o (NY) U Teq>le 49 ......,_st. - - .•.• 2e 21 .ua KeoiWdl;y . . . .. Z8 22 .542 .... bll- . . , .... 2728509 2 lllaml ••. • ••• 12 2f.478 ..... New York ..... 14 34 .2t2 12I'J W-.t 11 3 Wlttori>era , ... , 8 0 Baldwin-Wallace.. 7 ~ l ...a 1'6 Davldoon 81 Murry 90 Auotln Pt17 ~ L, Pet. GB Purdue • . , • • 4 0 Ohio Stsw • • • 4 I f.eoaue Mauac!Usetta 84 ll)raeuoe 68 S. C. 64 Duke 57 W. VL 98 Gao. Waoh. 88 FIL 73 Georgia 1111 ~-w. &st 67 PlaiUburah Genelto st. 78 Preas -.at1ona1 WL OIUO CONFERENCE 8y Unllecl Preoo irteJ'nojional ArmynManhauan52 NYU 81i Na>Y 81 (2 otal By United WL Mlchipn . . . . 3 3 Sjlrln8fteld 84 Toronto 81 Indian Valley North 75 JOlfett 59 Bodey 65 Grandview 62 Kllllln·48 Maryovllle f4 London 8a.Gr.._., 51 Aeldemy 59 Lucas 56 · New AlboiU' 80 Eut Koo. 58 ·' vets1'11!8 Iowa • • ••••• 3 1 lliiooio , • • • • 3 2 YorkviUe 62 Sta'""" 61 (UP0.- Wala. - ••wcaaldn"t miaJ bei• .Present" when the omcial bductlon ceremonla~ tre held Ill COoper•to.m. N. Y, , next July. Hoyt, who coined the phrase A natl"M ol 1111 t111'<1118il lt%4 with ....... alve wm-end-lott recorda ot J(S.. Warriors Top I .akers SCORES In Triple Overtime Sulldo.r ••y.., High Sehool Results ' ·in v........ • lt>ltllall Pll<har &rn& II;' the c.mmtttoe or the WriWro Aaoaclatlon ol 1U1&I!lmoualy Amertea.. t<wed by Rooor Neue with IL RIVERSIDE, Ca11L (UPORtchard Pet1;1 drove a Ford to w• betw- 17 ond 23 lllhl• in ab: ,...... bltweeo 1921 and wata. tJayt, .... or the New Yorl< Y.-o• all-time Warld Seritl ....... and Stan Cowlea1!10, wbo 111reo - · fAll' the Cle- lndlano Ia I h o _1920 Ml'lu, w ' r • tleded llo- This Week's Games 83 years, monument. Pbafaoh, I•~ ary ·A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... IIIJ' _ ,. . . . . . . . . . . ~•. All~ . (t!Pl) cu.t Wlnehe~ ' ~ ,.. , ~. '" , <-J·,.'i;:'" "' ·•lllilll' to alvil Alistr'la a 'siieep - Cllt'i~Mr'lli'-· Ziilml State wil monoged 17 nboundo I I Ita to &et onlf aeuon reeord drOJIPid to 1·-15, starr-Wa•hlrwton ilso Jeored a U-36 IJ'IIIIIIj)ll in the prollml,._ In lbelr drill - w.., -ni ··.captured the IIPICial wcmen•s y...,._, While mndei'D .loyen~ have brougllt cODVOIIlence, leu work aild more opeecl, lbilf have eolllrlbuteol'to the · rtegtect, throush .tile; dlluae· of muocleal of maa'ji ·lloaltb. · We wouldll't Wllll aiJ lobe. .. u. SEATI'LE, VPI II Powllna Green llldq State ODII.l II Kent State WDberlorce et Fronklln st. Norbert (Wto.) II . the lloa1a lhe7 - lt21 and 192., Hlo best.....,. were 1927 Old lt28 when he had .Joly • '"""'>'o or naod old ptldlero from 22-1 and 23-7 .reeord1, reapec.. ht..-n·~ Rolrln' . ... . U..tJ, • al Powlaro Atooc:lation'o$60,000 MOJ!da.r st. Bona-l.nture at X.vler I Cllb 15 Suntla,y SAN B,y Unilecl Preos lnternotlonal . HALE AND HEARTY at 1%, Jlr, Plial Dadley Wldte'a dovtillli til exereJM, '11 .. ~ed· " dent. Wbea !ego are Ill 1se, oladla ollow tbe mudea o;an')' 'llleal M per cOat .t tbe bloojl-elrealatloa load. · · ' on Weekend Sports Summary M!lli "•'•• .., u _ .....,_;,_ · ·.t u.- ... !ottine ;rrur brains I '- I IIOIIIId too l<lrrl· biJ hi-, bul I feel we women with tldftp 1D 881' have a va1hl CIODijl!alnL - KAlrl ' CONGRESSMAN CLARENCE E~ MILLER Asleq:~. " -t other - · long as use of the leg muscles figures in it. Walk· ing is available for everyone at any age and at any time of day. Aloo, walltlq 1o tbe olmpl- I eat, leiR 1expeDaive form 'it e><ereloe. I noeat a pace or ·te r- m11et .. hour, .-d a minimum ~ . . bour a day, or mea IIHn a week If It ean'tlle deiiO oa a daD:y balls, for tbe malll...,._ of lood cllftWlaa. Twlee 1bla letl&llt of lime led dlolanee w o a ld be llelter, but lt'a aol alwayo .....-. Aa holD' a day II a •IJ.iiili:" ~ Tennlo, golf without a cart, swimming, . 1kling, garden· thoae fgdltea al.-.cb" ~ b1 the lou of. or inJur1 to. a rela- ing, mOWitaln climbing and dancing (but 1101 dtii'IDji or tive. right alter dlnn~) are .other commendable fOrms of ex· A LOOK AT THE GUDT BOOK .io our Washington otnce r~ erc!Je involvlbg the legi. veala vilitcw1 !XI 20th frcm AtheDJ, Norwich. Wellston. ),fal.. Many people · ne&)ect to ta_ lrclltall, Lancutar, New Lexbwton, CornbW. Crooknllle, Cool~ give their legs proper exer· vOle. Somera.t. Woodafteld, Hemlock, McComelsvllle. Mlrietca, ciseJ - e~using tbemJelves oo McArtlur, LapD; aDd z..,vme. It was a busy dQ. It was lnaugur- the DUll that their scbedules atlan DQ' lo thl Natlan's e~~~ltal. don't anow aulficient lime. AIJ' ·~ 100 Sautheastern Ohioans were in our Washi~ These people should climb olftee ma their WilY to. 01' returniDI from the IJw.ugw-al <:ereJllOf\J'. We a couple of Olghli of 11air1, eertal.al)' .h ope .n who auended hid an enjoyable lime. It was good to rather than riding the elevahaft oueh I laqo 1un10ut from our Dilllrlet. tor. Or they sbould drive the Now let' I alllla1p carry out the President's theme of FORWARD car part way to wort, park it a mUe or two away and TOGETHER. walk the re.ot of tbe way. Or · both. ' . ONE F1NAL NOTE: JOJsi•J. bel becOOie• lnMID1 ..., JllU roeelve Our Clpltol C<!lllments ""' lnatru. moiUl In pro.tdlnl lllfonnatiCII to others In the District Who ma.r crea•IDI!Y popular ill recent halp Willi &. pr<Jblem •. . . - , . the Fedora! I!OVel'llllleJL You yean ~qng mali~· ~ ,fe, ore il'"'!llltliJ. tl>o 9IIH to ldvloe Writing UL We are '-Y to be malea ~. ail agea1 ~ !I g~ , Jtt.~l'!l· ~ able to brt ol ~-pr1 ··· !Ji:· ~tah · .· ~~on,.,., . U..... ~ oeeulooo whell our elforta ore llowed by An bcris collteiii"'"'"'~ ' ., , the llloil of llllln!ll'lhWI , If 1'"' are writing, 01' odvlollv ICIII8one lbay >· . · of a •,oatntl Jl!'!oloe to "" corta1a tl>ot C<!IIWioto b!formallon •• lncludod. Thlo- Socll!l Socurllf .mboro, Annec1 Foreeo oerlalnm.. r.'-~!~~ ;1~ bero, dote~ oddm..,, P'lt!'ll ...,...ro, et<, If aa much lnfonnllllon Ei:'!I'!'IW4n Ill• .open. 1~ as ,e tide; "¥"! P,teu.-t ~. ao .JOiellill It ~~- Ia tl!;i ~ coalac:t we will be able to give 'ther4!"" · ~roliilbly 11 m""'' fuWr MrVko _.til IN.. lm!blom•· Rolaember, too, that !O!leoo be!lll~i tllaD whelt<dono iii· there lo 111 .- -· K'lo b,uor to WRITE thali PHONE. In thla . 'd"""fl~· It, trUe, ~qwa.r wa hOve tho - Wroro ua ln black IIIII wbite. ~ tete it - (thouill he will S'l'IJ:L oovot Uk Y<IUI' OI>Inlm), hi cloeo not deirlde blmsetr in public by ,ll07Ing Ill- TIMELY Alibi EB COIIENIS 1D talk ln- Southern - of 11t o11ots from the tar a •01'1' coollol! 23 per eeJt. Stsrr· Waold,.um tallied '"' 37 or 100 trtet tor 1 37 per cut. unloy nich~ Pd1lw ·alto·topped efteyone tn Pj!lloc. hltliDcwli1111'ea!aceur- reboundiJW 1>.v pullllv-., Z6 or Y-•· (Fii'Sf ol o Series.) loud."' Davo PoliJW, 6-3 ~ lCD~ ac1, :taD ~ 88 ,pblntl to leod Stsrr..Walh~ to·u usr 811-4li rictoey over lht TOI'IIIdoeo II Union Funaee Soj. om Leg Work Helps Yottr Heart Brltilh Jaguar car .••. Olarley BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Zsa Zsa 1Dld 0'11 signs note !tl hour• are friends excltedly she'd just ~ from noon to 2 a.m. but ..We'll / _1j!il_...,.con --lhoa!.- -r- a Dutch scientists have come up with something new in disposable. conveniences -a paper battery you use once and throW away. The paper is impregnated with the same chemicals that go into a conventional dry cell battery, then sandwiched between a conducting foil and another layer of paper containing salt crystals. A necessary zinc or mangaoese strip may be added to the battery or built into an appliance. All you add is water to activate the chemicals and create electricity. The "energy sandwich" has such a high P.DWer density that its inventors foresee 1ts use in anything from cordless electric shavers to an emer~ency battery to start a car. In one test, 1t powered an electric shaver for seven minutes. 91, compared to only 51 in Japan. The United states and Canada are hiRh among · industrialized countries, with cfe. pendency ratios averaging close to '10, though there is wide variation from state to state and province to province. - The significant thing is that in most industrialized countries . (U.S. and Canada Dtu ~-. ' ·, ' ~' Iii 90ftll"'lll Went almed I 1111 Ill flf ill- IDe .1110 qul<ll, Will~· 11101' .dl11. 1111!! 1111' ,..,.... - ot'ov •.I'.. lieH, tto loll'"" !II@,J!IIIot 1101""'\'1'1 IIQI!III • . lit_,... ·I ·- ·frllhiiDlill. Jl¥ &, _ oamplolal; ud I am llllt .matd flf l!rt; ~ .oo 1!10J ·liollll .. _... tho .., l!ov• all .IIII!Od ... ·tbo - - ...,, ..... - balnllfrald or mo. Ia 111oro &.>mq ~ro Who I -"! lin .., 111011, bill I oan ~ hlo wl(o as 111 - ' • Ulle lllom, Where do JOU lind udaotfeei~?-. FOOR a REAL man, ono male TDIII LOSER aeo dooli!'l domond oa Orion· llMr.IAIIi-: , Ia!~ wl!o? . 'Yeo,. but 111at kind 1, ..... _.. ...d I .., lo oure. thla Ume' thai 1Qi WI, anc1 !<till a Ufellmo. 1 boil lbe """"'"" pelion IL .. , 1o 111J . , _ IN ...,., .. lit ts o P.S. Slncle lh'lo bave J«MM.r _ , pnilll 1n hi• ~ flald; pro~~tlm ..... .., we ...,.. Mm0ll7 ~ I llMr Holell: . 1llcJqbt "" OlbI. wrl1llll. ill ....,..... to .,-., DlldL We .,.... bad profea. tbB ~ •IJdeaUui .Mra. R. T .", a1o1111 ~ala 1!0 - - lbat obJo<tloo 1D "male auwe cootd - . a 110·or IL . perlorilf" bal ,a prob1om But It ..,.... . . . . . 41ulc!J or mine fm ~cb 1 bralnltoi alave ' wbooo automatleallr erodlts the man oa11 pupoae Ia lu ..rv• ll!!d ..W. lha IUI1101'd. Wh• a womoatlllf1 him. lit cloelll'l mind If an IS qccaalonally ~ltod 1o a obo ..,-~"' J!rOfldooa"""' olln!ullttnl~or~ ttlirDo JOrllm or the famil11ncomo, bul u a opodotor. A man•o obe to IIQIIIOIOd to 1D1'II ideu are the oi1J,y - s reapeetorr her brolno tile - - .... od, .... the lh'l11 rorel7 liked, pto home. I have a job lhalr&- "What lJ Y<IUI' Qlllelon'l'' Womqu1rea me to tlllnk - 111J boo- en are &0118111ln the ''lnatlng-l!lnd tool- I bop It - yet ooil, • or when a man pta Uret 1 111111t ....,. msnUon 11. 1 1 or blo own -)llna.h~ aloo be uoocl ao a oouncllna boml fm the ideal ha will diOCILIS- ibo.·- •• ,....._m NEW YORK (\IP0-.! 11_... ston lllulal and IIQr ca-net, ' .. ")11 ... tbe7 aN llllluctod Ia thl llall flf . f'*"" Once-and-Done Power an exception with 54.) In Asia, Taiwan has 1riOd 1D :talk lnJolll~, .lllllod mo. 1ft• <odiiDI IIIIIOOJ!:llli I\ Hoyt, Coveleskie ~lected To Hall of ·.Fame·· ' 2.. zane Trace Ross Arnerica'1 Largest t .. Service with Over 3000 Offices beat Adeoa 49-48. 3. Garaway lost to River View 52-43 alii beat New- 304 f'OMEROY, EAST OHIO MAIN eome.r.stpwn 60-59. 4. West Musklngum Ioiii to Monday thru Saturday - 9 a.M. to 5 p.m. Tri·Valley 88-77. - - - N o Appointment Necessary--• 80 OVERBOARD 7 Bill• rolling in from your r buylng apree ? We can ea~ the otmin on your family budget in no time at all ••• •·iult glvit uo a call. When m-y'• the ·question, the answer is City lOan. ' · �•• ' • hOari ....., "' ',1 \ •). ~ 'rhr 't lu.Jiilr ~f lnMiore the Af,n.·~ ., . ~1\lJT"tOJI:IlfO . ' J " ;z:HmH OMLU ~- CUPON REQUIIn Our U.O.IOood ci.il,. 130 Earn Honors at Junior High bo - Pemela Manley, Dobra M a 1, Mary Mldkl1r, Mark MOler, Der· Ia Neutsllng, Cheryl Neloon, MorIa Neutzllng, Ann Ohllnpr,S..O ~ey, Connie lladrord, lleve Powell, Leame Sebo, RoooiiW'J Rice, Miargaret Rtgp; MUla Rizer, lleve Slory, Mike litnlble, Jobn Swartz, Mike 'l'l;rlor, Fred Thompsen, Marlin VIUIIIan, Joe Welker, BeekJ WW, Rebecca Wr~gt~ Edward YOWII- · GRADE 8 - Edgar Abbott, Dione Aleehire, Linda ~ t.vnne Boker, Jim Bogp. 118pllen Brettoo, Thomas Caaeell, Jolm Dlllord, Vleld Clark, Cberyl Cro11an, Peul CUmlngbam. Merrl Eberlbaeb, lleve Clark, Donna Francia. Beth Fultz, DaYid drea Dewhurst. 9urila Folmer, on tile roll were: Holler Medlcel Center, Flrot oullj)OilCled ~ furtber notice. Aft. Villllnl houn 2-4 and 7-& Blrllls Mrs. DaviJ S. Sea.rn<m, 19lk p.a. Pvonto oniJ' on PadlalLocust st., aon, 1:56 a.m. autrlel Wo.rd. day; Mr1. Ezrl L. Caldwell, Pat. Admloalon• I'UIIIIeatlon (!( odmlolions Ia riot star Rt., lUI, 6:18 p.m. lllnday; Mrs. Cbarles W. Hol- ... Property comb, Colwnbua, scm, 7:10p.m. lilnday, Dloc:llargeo Transfers Lawrence K. Rltchle, Ciec., to Poulllle Dameron, Robert M. IUtebla. Rita Berry' Lawrence A. · Rltale. Jr., James E. Ritchie, lflxine Durst, IAbanoa. Paulino Damron, John a DamRobert M. Ritchie, Gladys · Rll<hlo to James E. Rll<hle, 5 ....... Lobonon. ltUa Borcy, WUIIom H. Berl')', IIUino Jlars~ Robert R. Durst, L. A. Rltehie, Jr., Violet Ritchie to JIJilel E. Ritchie, 5 acres, Ltllo- . 1/i-' Gill' Mdlode, Loret- - to G. McDode to Den M. Enrill, Cillo)' G. Erwin. lot, Middleport. Archie E. Lee, J..., P. Lee ,, i_,' 10 Dono D. Swill, Leah L. Swift, lat. P-roy, Suttun. IAllb Forrest, Admrx., AdUn Forrelt, dec., to J. H. Mttehell, Lotlda Mitchell, parcel, RutllncL Lelah Forrest toJ. H. Mltcl1ell, Lolhla lolltcbeU, pareel,lh•land. Plllllp Belley to Jo Ami Bailey, poreel, lllddleport. Jamea Eblin to EUie E. Moasmaa, Frieda 0. Moasman, .29 A., Sallolau'y. ' _,. ~1' ~. ''j . ' s,bll Ebers..ch, Comm., Georp Heines, dee., to Clara £Iizabeth H~s, parcels, Bedlonl. Frances M. Stitt to A. L. ChatGeld, Mlbelle Chatfield,parcels, Sulton, Racine. I.Geal Bowling MASON BOWLING CENlER Slaai!Dg& In Order Listed) SlEELWORKERS 'J'IDpera, Duda, Beatles,Sldps, Ferroa, Null & Bolt&, SWingers, (AU .......... ·HIP GolDe and Sarles • ....,., 225, 577, E. SUNDAY MIXED Qoodrieh & Aieker, 4-F'a, Lu- . . cllero; Luy t, Paugh & Whltlltdi,SIIImroc:ko. Hllb Gune - Joan Oliver 188; C:. .........., 258. Hlgl> Series- . Plt7Diti Ferp10111, 502; C. Fer- ·- -648. Dione II. Angel, Robert S. Austin, Mrs. Leolle M. Brewer, Mrs. Arlo L. Chatlleld, Elton G. Clevenger, Delbert W. Clonch, Donald E. CO.. lll:uee E. Cllrtlo, Dale w. Darat, Elmer Geer, Mrs. Ora E. Half. bill, Mrs. WUIIom E. Harrla, Mrs. Alene Heed, Mra. Edmond w. ffenry' Robert A.. Jarrell, Mrs. WWanl B. Jellere, Mro. lllzabotb Jolly, Jerry L. Maoole, Mrs. Dalq M. lolltcboll, Mrs. Cbarlea F. Powell, Mrs. Ellie P, Poreell, Roger Smith, Jr., Mrs. Ro~coe Want, Mra, Harland Webb, !Ire. Herbert wu. Hams, LlnloD H. Sabbfne. 8rUn K. Er1ae, Mre. Len:Y D. Barr and dlqiJier, Mrs. Jadde L. Odoll IIIII lntaDt doulhter, !fro. Jolll E. Wood and dlqiJier, Mr1. Waaley A lie D. Wllllu1 B. Alloo, Rita D. Coldwell, !Ira. Beall 0. c•..,., Mro. Raosell w. OlldUr, Mr•. wn. Uam R. Dane, Mro. w-n Raeine GRAD~! .7 - Cbarlos Adoml, Aador- Jolin Alb, Mlc· kJ Alb,' Kareo Bll(y, D ia vi d BIIJ"IIborl, lte8laa 111111. Rlellf Bolla, llorlh l!Qrlu, D o n n a Buncb, Fncl 8urnQ', Bajo. ton, Jllllla Car11411, VldiJ Cleland, RuWd Coucb. M.lm Cromuns, Jo¥!'0 Dam, Ruoseii-Davll, Ea- ~ Erl&- . Comle Games, lqrld flaw. ~. JamU !WI, Collllle Garnes, - , . Freeker, JIC9Ielino Bat""" MUy Jane,y, Geaero KIn a, llu7 KrawoeQD. Keith Ultlo, Mike U.,, Jonat Morrla, Ezra KlRr, Mark Morria1 a_. NQ', Gary ll'Doll, Paul - - Joe Roaenbanm, Gloria Sarver, Deb .. blo Selotek, llarold Sla-, Jamoa IIDrJ, Gary - e r , A I be r t Sm:Uh, Jeallde sChneider. __ .;. · .,:,:~ --------------1 lsdt it time II you thought about ' . I I I I Wrile the Peace Corps I I1-o0 I I Washington, D.C. 20525 Please send me information. Pleesesendmeanapplication. I 1 Managel'I'Umt I 1 Nom••- - - - - - - - - - I Sclwols Set I A<Sd•ea• I I I I Coty I I "" I I lOP Cod•- - - ' - - - - - - - I 0'\; I I I ~I ~ PuDII•fltd •• 1 pu~hc strvoct in COOflerlliDilMin The Advtrtlsing COuncil end the lnlem~tiona• NIWIPIPI' AdYirtlling Ex'tCtllilfiS. 1 It_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.: _ _ _ _ __ _1l 50 Seniors on Meigs . ' - ' · ................ High-Honor Listings anyw'here with ~bcotteo,io• or on ho1_1ae current• the PLAYMATE IV /Model RP608 At home or away-t~l1 handy portable · goes wherever the uAction" is to provide the best in Radio and Phono en .. tertainment. ~ Transi stor1, 1 Diode~ 2 Thermi1tors, 5W' Aluminum turn table. On-Off/Volume and Tuning Controls; Radio/Phono Switch. Plays at 33-1/3 ond 45 RPM'• (45 RPM ~ adopter included). Durable Monaural Ceromic Cartridge. Quality AM Radio. Excellent AM reception with AVC and built.. in Ferrite Rod Antenna. High .. impact plastic cabinet; Avocado/ Groen. H-9·7116", W-11-5/8", 0. 3-3/8". BAIER F MIOOL EPORT, OHIO CllN Blbrl FdnabiM Corp, .a.. . .... , .... ••wlhllltUI llor•• IJoontl•• ••,.. Laurel Cliff 3 ROOMS New Furniture OILY $'299 tl {)fficial Jnaugural · · Souvenir- BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS Rev. Paul Sellers reeenti.Y Illtended a TOWD IIIII Camtry jurledletional conferonee held al Wlllloms Bay on Leke Gene-, Wis. He olio -.lied a jDIDt meetlog of tile Town and eoam-y Commission ol tile aiJr UD)tal u.. Two Horse I Soeial Even~,, . ,i~:- Metllodlst Conferences In Ohio. 'Ibis moetlDi wao held at tile IDdlanola Ulllled Methodlot Chureb In Columbus. Mrs. Eolia Pickens, Mrs. OHio llae COoarl end Mr. and lira. Harry Plekone Yloltal ot tho 11>neral - . In Parkor-.r In respect to Mr. 'Edward Raa,' a brCJihar-m.low ol Mra. Ed Da George, M111 Reba L. KliDr, Pickens. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Jallles S. RHo, 'l'lmoll!1 w. Little, Mro. Beajamln 4'ldnl, 11ooe M. Jewell, Sr., son ant doulbtor. are 'fill~ Jolin M. Richard...; Jr., iboeyl lng Mr. and Mrs. MJron Mack L. stanll)', Ivan Tumer. Mra. B. ID New Mexico. . C. Wallie, Scott A. Wroblewokl, . Mr. and Mrs. Titus PieMro. Richard L. Rldmlond IIIII and Blsters, Joalo and Maud, "' Sync..... neltal tllelr alster, Infant deuf!lrter. Mrs. Frankie Nelalor. 5uDdal' afternoon. Mr. IIIII Mra. Piealee Yloital Mr. 11111111'1. Job o 117 BER111A PARKER pPFC. Roeer Klein arrlwcl reMr. Albert HUI baa bun ...,_ eently D-om Gei"IDIII)'. Ho will 11noc1 to Ida ._. with ftu. spent ts cll,)'a leaw with hie wife Mrs. Am Coo opeot a In and son and hla parents, Mr. and Columblls wltll relatl..._ Mr. and Mra. steYe Claland Mrs. COlford Kloln. Mr. Klein wUI leo.. the middle or Fabru- IIIII Vlnceot (!( Pt. fJ,eooanl were ary for ayeor In VletMm. Sunday guesto (!("'ila )IOI'Onla, Mr. and Mrs. Muk Slahl of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland. Stockdale Yleltal reeentl.v wltll-'- Dwlghl MeCIWll lo opendi'W. Mr. and Mro. Normon Sdlaefer. in lndel!Dite Umo with hie PlfMrs. Fraoeoo Brown and Mrs. onts, Rev. and Mro. Dole Ye:Dorls Rinehart of Pomeroy vi.. Clura. Mr. 11111 Mrs. BOoelw P . Ita! receotly wllh Mra. Georgia Diehl. 1011 of Radellfl were -lid Mr. and Mro. Cllflord leeo- guests ot Mr. IIIII Mrs. WWiollf hour and Mra. Janet Smltll visit- ~ 11111 Mr. IIIII Mro. lllel>.ed recent~¥ with Mr. and Mrs. ard lfa.ynard. Huaer leenbour, Portland. Mr, IIIII Mra. Tom Curt1A o! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Odin, Charleatoa wen recent weekeld Patti lid Pemd.e, were recent sueat. or their~ dinner .,..ato of Mr. and Mrs.. Mr. 11111 Mrs. ~ 11on11 Clorenee Swauger• Albony. Yloltal ller alster, Mrs. Ellbor Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox comotoell, ot ~ on Wodha.. reblrned lromatrlptoFlor- ...._.. Ide end tile Gulf of Mexico. ____......__,,.... --................. - ·;. ::-::-::-====== Robin•• i tci-- "' u.. I SERVICE .. - · Jeri~' ·-.:b. .... Jiwell, l'lll1 ltluer, · - · u.. oamn, F4tlllled, Dulree Pike, · ~re~p Junior Hlllh SdloolnomGRADE 9 - Richard A s h, Debra Gernea. Deania Gilmore, Sam u..a-. a.irloo lklllltd 130 puplla to the honor roll Dorb Barnhart. Irene Barnes, Vletorlo Grate, Nancy Groonlee, 1111. JolumJMDlar,~Jiol>. at the dose "' tile Coortll • I x !ilaan Andrews, Tommy Crisp. Connie Grueaer, Melanie bad- ..., Linda RuPo, J a lb o • Pamela att1<11, ~ B e r r y, ott, Cathy Hall, ibeU, Hall, Pat -II'OAIIDI )10l"lod. -~~~.Dial­ lh"'na a grade ot "B" or Mike Collums, Jo Ellen Diehl, Harris, At111ur Kl-, WUIIom rei &Ill, "DalJu WUr, J I ft e 1n au lbe!r ouQiecto to Nancy Dimn, Roger Dixon, An- Krawsczyn. Connie LamiDg, n-u.MarlndiiY...... . .,..,to "*" • ,._.. at Ohio State· UDI¥eril:ty, were weekend of!ofr.lllll !fro. Truman RuesaU • ~ Ylsltor <lt . Yr,o. .J e d Webster, Sr., waa her arndaoD. Youths Meet at Heath Church · 2.-Hour DRYOPNitl Genrd, . Pati1eta .lll.p, J. C. RuaaoU end liloa Debblo Robey ol CaniOD, 'both. ~ '' 'if ImBer who oul!eted • altaek ThOalcqtV!q/ !Mi. reDiialnl .!n oerloua eondlllon. IIi .and out ot ~ •I'!"• !1Jat ~. ~ to 1!01' coqllnod tn ~ Jon Weboter, of Columbus. He ~Paullllpton~ _......,, tJIII...-olv Roopl..,_ In Columbol, iiOcl.) -719. Slnco be~ t11ere ha ston'l c o of RolJ&kua Jllano were tQade for a !\IID- opeD! tile weekend here with Iill boo llnjlo,........_,., ihrae 'tlaloo, t~~e'laat o0o one of . blo lep below tho- noenaltatalbybloodeloto. Hola In l-Ive £m.9baall .~- ...., pledged, bJ, "DJaP. lllo to be hold ooiJilllmo relativea. Mr, and Mrs. lloftlal StNIIe t!le. Wcimea'1 Alooelatton (!( tho tllla opriDc. Grolul ~ -­ . ll!lddiOilOI"I Flr8t UD!tal Pteabr· etv• bJ Mro. MYt<m Millar end and dauihter, llBDean, ol COiumW. - · P11111n0, (!( eoureo, Ia In ColumbUs end stays with her ierlm Chllrcb meellna 11urodot. lira. Prod Lewla. Tho - e r bua were weekend ·sue•t• of her COUIIO,. Jlr, ~ A. Tracy, and dlughter, Shal"On JowoU, trevolo nl&tn at tho t:Jmeb. for m!oalonarlel' woo i!IYJD bJ mother, Mrs. EllzabethAnDWebbiek OJ!II fcirt!loteri ~ m· so. Mrs. Dwlllbl Wallace, pno!. Mro. Wallac:e, wbo illo prellnt- ster, and g:raadmother, Mrs. C. - . ....-.....1 1 tlOIIIDiunity ed daVotlona. : o. Chapmen, of Rolland. Thoy aJ. QIIT!If. MOVE Mra. Crooka pvo tile ;:.r o- so Yl.aited hla ,Pirenta, Mr. and Jnneoa Heweteon look her wee)umd time off froaulutleo at Vet- mooUna - - bJ Fe4illar· Bt!JD81t POet 128 to bo held at · gram eiltltled "AI a Mao Tlilnk- Mrs. Clarence struble. · orono MemOrial Hoapttal to IIIOTI .n-om ber llorm ._~ In the Rock tlle l'relbJterlan Cliureb at 7 :30 et11." • Frank Fupte waa taken by . Sprt11111 areo to tile JaClli! Elborfeld- on Mulbom A"'- Here to ().Ill. on Feb. 18. Tho RoY. BefreohlllMU wore ..,...ill bT ambulance Thursday to Holzer ' ' . pve llor an aaelst wlthtllemOviiii!Jobwae dauglller, Joen, a oenlor at !17Ie Borden, cheplaln (!( t b e Mrs. Wellaee, Mrl. lllptonltali, Hospital. His son and daughterOhio Slate UD!vorolf¥. Franets hao sold tfl!l farm. Galllpolle State !Dill.-, will be Mra. Crooks, Mrs. 0WoD I D d In-law, Dr. and Mrs. M. K. · Fullnplieatlona (!( peroonal IDID Middleport, tile Ron McDade famU) lookl fonrard to a move tho _..er. Tbe- ..,.,..... Mro. Lewis. gate of Atbens, YIBiteol him and volY8menl was tbe p!'Oirllll to Wootentlla. 'lbe f1m11111ardly gat aettled lolbe!r -1.v remodMr. end Mrs. o..P. Klela. theme preaented 'by Mro. Jilek eled -.,, tile former Dowm'W pr<!per\)' on Grant St., WileD Mr. ed the legkmalrea f«irarta..t. tile 001111111111111' oorvieellllli>ledl· Slavin, COUDaelor, at S u n d a y Mellodf> tranafernid fo COlumbus by tile COlumbus and Soolbern ed IIUJliiOr\ "' the Beck to G ci d nlilrt'e meetiDI ol tile Heath UnitOhio m.etr~e Go. ed Methodist Church Youtlt Fellolmement thraulb tllelr 'lbe Don Enr1Da ..... purehailod tile McDade Pf"Pe~IIIII >rD once. lowahlp. be IIIOVIna bidt tp Mlddl~ this month aflor haTing spent tile past Tbe annual World Da¥ of Pray. Aa a feature d. the progrw.-n, eeYOral montlia at G*lllpOUe Fem. 'lbey couldn't be I!Qie.r abool er service to be held on Morch Mro. Slavin used material on returning to tile old ....,. town. • 7 at tile Naomi lla!ldst Cllllrch, rattnl reladonalrlps bet•een fo11181'011 wa1 IIIIDIIIced. The members and advl.son and an A J!EAUTIFUL BRONZE pioque pveolo memory or Carl Kauts service Ia ._oorod by Church a111tudellll"V9Y. Mrs, Karen Prottengeier and by several of hlo cloee friends wioa preoOIIted to Mrs. Kauts during MONDAY Womop Ualtal of Melge CoualrThe mldwlnler lnstUute to be daughter, Terri Marie, of West tho Sunday mOl"llllll worshllo service at tile Trllliv IJnltecl !l!ure~ of GROUP I,W<Hilen'eAsao.,MidOl!leoro for 1969 wert InstallJetrersoo, are here riaiting Mr. held at PoriiiiiiOUth thlo mont11 Chrli~ ed by Mr1. J. E. Karl.,-• .S h t dleport First Uolted P~ and Mrs. Leo Ke!llllldy, Sr. 'lbey Will aDIIOUI'leed and several mem'lbe plaqlll!, to bo ploeod In tile "'otlbule, was pres.- tn Mrs. uaed BD open Bible, a alabo, I lon Church, 7:30 Monday olsht wiU be joined here loter In the bers lndleatal t11e1r Intention to Kauli by .tile Rev. Bill Perrin. 'llle Inscription Includes tile date of cross and a candle In her cere- at the home of Mrs, Tom Kelly. cart•a birth, the date of his death, and a tribute tor his maDY years week by Mrs. Prottengeler's hus- atlelld. mony. IDstalled were Mro. Wal- Mrs. Jack Satterfield, devotic&o Devotions were aben by SIDof tlllthful oervlee In tile Trlnhjl Churcll proeram. At tile Ume of his band. Paul. lace, presldenti Mrs. Karl Owea, al leader; Mlos Chari- Dacl1 Johnoon. Others partldpallng Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohllng. death, Carl wae p r e - (!(tho chiu-ch ellWICIL >let -'<lont; Mrs. Edward lidson. Bible ai.lv'l__y chairman. er an:l childr:en, Julie Ann a n d In the prof!l'am were Mary BradMembora of his famll.v and oovoral friends from the chesier RACINE CHAPTER 134, OrCrooks, MCJ"etal7i and Mr 1. bury, Glenno Sprque, Mal')' area were there tor the presentation. der (!( tho Eastern star, 7:30 Michael, ol Nelaon¥1lle w e r e Bechtle, Mark Fowler, Brenda Saturdey guests of Mf. and Mra. Sueb a nice palure On tile part of his lrlandsl Monday nlilrt at Meaonle TemLeo Kennedy, Sr., and Mr., and Edwards, JemUer ond Brldptt ple; Depucy Grand Metron "' MrS: Conrad Ohllqer, Pom- Gohlo, TomCasoell, GoorgeHawTHE 19119 IDGIIW AY SAFETY Blop.,...say contest In underway District 25 Mro. Aline• V.:,~M• eroy. ley, Davie Krawaezyn. &lun and If you've a WIY with words, you just might win a new car. Ohio wUl be a guest. Powe;·e, and Mr. and Mra. Sla· ~s. Betty GladWell, CO!umFord dealers are donating a 1969 Mustang Grande to tile erlllll prize SALEM CENTER P.T.A. lilonvln. blia, opellt the weekend he,.. wltll adult _winner With miniature car radios to eaeh county winner. dl,y, 7:30 p.m. at tbe sehoOl; the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Del'lbe Olllo Aoeod.otlm ol Insurance Agenla lo donating cilsh bond, under dlrectlllll of Glen bert Beeker. awards to winners undor 16 years old. ·'Ibis Ia lho 7th annual • lloaw, will preoent a Jlt(laram; . J4r. and Mra. Michael Enrln trafllc alopn-oissay eantoot IIPOOsored by tile Ohio DOpartment Df Founderl 1)a)' obse"ed: recog- and Scott, Kevin aD:i Melissa, of H~t~Jtwt.y $afetlo. EDjrlu are 10 be mailed to the Hlgl>wa.v SafetJo DeDitton of past prestdente. Belpre and Mr. and Mrs. Don Partment, P. ,0. Jloli; StatiOo E, Columbus. A tllree-meeting horee .;.... MBJDLEPORT Garden Club, 8 Erwin and daughter, Amy, GelllJuot thl$ 111 a eatcby slop~~ and a brief otatemellt wl>f you think yoqr alopn wW redlioe accldenta and,. you can't ten, It mil)' be a 1&8111ont eehool 1o to be heloi at p.m. Monday at Columblo Gao polia Ferry, were SUI'Idl)' guests two locations In tile nine countY of Ohio; cleiDonstratlon by BetV of Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Erwin. wltaler. · , lneldenfall.v, tile olllclal entry blanko are available from t b e Jad<oon Area according to Ivan Newton. THEOOORUS COUNCn. 17, HltiJtwt.y Dopartme~ your Ford dealer or Insurance aaent. Deadline Archer, Area Extenoton Apnt, Perfect Complement t-11. 111e school tono It tile Daughter~ (!( America, 7:30 Moo1011 for iubJn1tt1ni your entry Ia Morch 31. Loag, oleeveleu neater Oak Hill IIIah s.:hool will 110 ~~~y~~club, Moo- ve111 are llle perfeet compleFeb. 11, 18, end 25. Stlakllji -~:.. p.m., at home of Mro. ment 1o loac-sleeved bndy ot Ne11011'1!11o will be Feb. zo; ...., 1 altlrto, elephant pull and tweei 11drio. 27, IIIII Mar<b 6 at the Colum- Harold Brown. buo and Southern Ohio Electric RIVERVIEW P.T.A., 7:30MonCompoulf meeting room. Ill!' nl&tn at tile sdtool. Boy £aeb leoaloci wlli lioi!IP · at ikiiJuti 'wlli 'oicmdUet ibl!'llai ciifO.. • 7:30 p.m. 'lbe lint ooeslon at IIIDIIY andpreaentallrstalddolll• ,)rill feature a pro- onetratlon. l'llt preeldonlo will eaeb gramoo ''Brond More Manap. be reeosDiznd. Gr~ will ment," by Dr. cwt.a 11utto1, count twice .., tile room C<JU!II. if!>roe llpeclallot (!( Tho 0 hI o TUESDAY State UDivoraiV. '!'be ooeond PO!oiEROY CHAPTER 188, Or· week or oehool will have Dr. der of the Ealtern star, 7:45 p. A. P. .Smith, a weU • known m. TueB<IoY nl&ht ot tile Fomeequlne " Veterlnorlan "' Athena, 1'01' Masonic Temple; lnotella· dloCIIIW :"Hone Health MaD-' tton of two ollleera. aa8meat.,_. For tbe u.I. p r o- . REGULAR MEETING, Middle,...i;, Dr. tiJi:t... w11i dloc:uea port Lodge 863, F ~ ~ "Foodlni of ProtellJ. EneriJ,· ~. 7:30 p.m.; all Master ala, Ill!! Vllamloa for Your Horoo." - . . _ by Carl L. Toyloi-, "lbe echool will provide horiO· master. men IIIII leaders of ~ horae MEIGS TEMPLE 153, P1t1!14D dl!ba ID · -rtuniiJ to meet Sle!Bre, 7:30 Tueeday nlilrt, it toptlter, ....re Ideas, and lm- ' tile hell; formal lnstallatlon:-of prove -lltelti lmowlodae of officers; members to weer f9r· ldenee. · ' · · malsi retreshment. b)' holte11 partlclpatln& lo tile , .~-- Mrs. Ellllbolh AUproeram are · Athena, .Gallla, man le Installing omcer. Hocld!l8, Jaekloil, . Le._, WOMJIIi'S SOCIETY of Cbrlalolelp, Pike, Si:loto, IIIII Vln~ t1an Service, Enterprlae Unlt.ton of tho '.Jackooo ArOI,, and ~ Melhod1lt Cborcb, 7:30 ~ Perry end 11orpa of tile Me- cloy Dl&llt at tile homo (!( Mrlt eomel ..Dle ElteDalon AroL 'l'bOmal Bentz; oacb member 1D Further laformiotton Is avellable brine a Yalentlne. In """""' uienllon olllceo. WEDNESDAY . J.OI>DLEPORT AMAT£Ull Gardener• will meet at ·Ai< IIi' m. Wedne- at tile bOinf 'Ill Mrs. lletl;y Clluo. MIDDLEPORT Ulai'I!'Y Club, . WedneB<IoY, 7:30 p.m., homo Vt Mro. Richard Owen; Mrs. Ben 11oote. · Philson to review- Steinbe<:k•a, The kind that comes from only ••AJDerieaard-Amerteant.-" . prem.um quolty i.ngredieftta; THIJI!SDAY BRICKLAYERS LOCAL 82, ot 8 p.m. 'l'ininola)', at tile Amerl- a \ . Vtiln ~. tho p"""""nt Women Pledge· .Full Support to Legion Program ', ~~~- . . ' ·. Curtain Ready For Five Plays . ,, •, ,, .. ·. C.ptureo Ill the life-!ikio' Nali&j of beiiiJ THEBE chlriq 0110 ol Mr. Nboa'o m~J,'tillbl!! bo ~ dimenoioaal fuU eoloo: rld.iritio~ '!Dd hqe · formal portrait me: Jo~·•iJW i;-.a!J;t-w's-l)prlnL Printed on hoary embGioeii wlolie J'!>ltfollo atodt with deekled od,e and prod,;... iJr the ~..~ ·S.D J>1'00"' . which &nt appeared Ia · · .;,-1o C.a be framed aDd wo!II•J\\11 mat) • C... be ploeed "'" oWJi pordollo. Yon Will · . trt.J,ute to oar aew tint portrait of • XopapbS.bp....,.,..i sz.oo• . Witte todly a~d preold_, daria1 odD.iaiatratloa. Jiilwiat ' THE FIRST S-D PiCTVRE OF ANY PRESIDENT . •. CERT.4/N TO BE '.4 COl:,LEC'i'OlfS ITBM . '·{''" .:-: . ' •. ' ' ' )i ,_, ''\,',,· •' . ' - ' uaua...a7Gond ean LeSion Hail, i'VIne1w. .· New Members of · Council lnstc;~lled Uo111110lb' N........,._ Its protein nutritive-value is 2 'h times that of regular bread. . ..... . . ' '. �' • ' A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' ~Wat~hlng Want Ads ~~ri.:ngs T~p G~a~e .'ResuJ.ts ' • WANT AD IN,Oti:MATION DUDLINIEI 2 SIGNS OF QUAliTY o., lotfw. llwltllcetlMI S , ... . . . y O..llllll~te ' •••• c....,.u.t..... & WUI IMo c..~,,OI"', ICC.,.. . wnrll f o.M. fet D.~~:. af Publlc.. loll REGULATIONS Tha P'vbll.har ,,,.,..r, the rl1ht t. acllt It r.Jact any alllla d-mN . . jactiMabla. The pvltllshar •ill 11M be ,..,.,..,rbla for "'•• than • l11ca.,~t - lnaartlon. illnl111uon Char11• 75c tfYe lnsmlona. 11 c.,.tl par Word siJ consecutive ....rtiDIII . 25 ,_, cant Dluount on paid ads .-41 Ma paid within 10 dGya. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 11.50 foo 50 word rnlnlmum . Ea. .tdltiOftOI ..ord lc . BLIMD ADS ,t.ddlrhmal Uc Chorgs par A~••r­ llllllletll. OFFICE HOURS 1130 0.111- to 5r00 P •~'~· Dolly l1lO o.on. Ia I2100 Noon Sa'hl~l Notice IJ.ICOI\IE TAX Service dally escept Sunday 9 to 5. Eveninp by appointment. Mrs. steven 'Wanda' Eblin, Rl. Z, J'ome. roy, Laurel CUff Road. I-lNDt< SPOUTING, ROOFING CARPENTRY, AND new or remod- eling, contract or hourly, Clinton Pl..,., Syracuse, Ohio. 1-28-8tp WILL DO .wing Ill lllme odppett, pockets, pegging, hemming, allera-. etc. Mrl. l'reddle Thabet, 11..... Pllaae 'I'IJ.S851. ~ VACANCY lor two elderly peo. pie. Prefer private paid PI· - · Phone Muon, 'I'IUIII. IU.tfr I .i '·' ·,, PIANO T!JNING and repairing; erperkuced and locally ""' Clflllllelllled. Call before 9 a.m. - - I·:IU!p lost Y.., We H•w•'THII HOM ELITE Motor Co.·. 1963 CHEVROLET ............ This Weell $695 . " DIRECT DRIVE CttAIN SAWS , Monp MoNio A• lew a1 • • Wanted ~ vrtQUES. furniture. ~lshos. mileell....us. Mrs. Howanl Cedi. 100 W. Main St.. Porn.. .,.,.. 1-tr.lle • ' "llf'l";"" For Sale or Trade ltlli CHEVROLET Impala two. door bard lop, llll automatic. stoortng and bnbs. Cllll - 7. ,_, For lent SMALL HOUSE. two bedrooms and bath. R~asonatlle rent. l'llone m.sno. !-Utp ONE THREE ROOM TRAILER, one two room trailer. Marion Reynolds, MUGII, W. Va. !'!lone 773-61l7. :J-:1-«c FURNISHED and unlumlsbed apartments. Cloae to - · """"' IIII:J..Sa4. IO.IIolfr '1'RAILBR LOTS. Bob'• Mobile caart. s,racuae, llllio 111 Slate Rl. IX, Phone - · --1. ..,wre Impala 4 dr. local 1 own.,- cor. VB engine, powr- Val.•ant 4 Dr., 6 cyl., automatic trona., good tire 1 , rod1o and heater, grey finish, Re•l Est_,. For S.fe 0'11111!211 a aww ,~LJ #]!;!Pr•• - l:U •· ...... ·-· ·- ...__ -- ........... ..,. ., .,..., *••· HOIST ETTER REALTY ,_ .... ,.._, ~ 11182 PONTIAC, 4 speed, tw. door hMdrop. Phone llft.700'1. !-l«c --SOME !ti'RAW. Phone 992-6227. !-1-lltp &eY<D pleco brealfast set with green legs, Like new. SOld fOI' $145.15. Will seD tor $1115. Call before 5 p.m. 7C-4211, ask tor David. :J..!-Itp FOUR ROOM house, bath, Main Sl., RuUand. Phone 742- · :J..J.6tp BUJi'P'ET and cl1lna dooet. Phone 7e31ZI. l-z.31c WE'RE FORCED TO RE-LOCATE AND THAT MEANS SAVINGS TO YOU WATCH FOR SALE PRICES ON EVERYTHING IN THE STOR! Bryants Budeet Shop 101 W, Moln Po-y "2-5196 ootd ....... .-. ..... --- • REMODELING AND BUILDIN~ . · FOR FREE ESTIMATE PHQN 1:· 304-675-2425 Continental ConJt. Co. .PT." PL EASAHT, W. VA •. PH. lltWIU Hilt 'H•IPI' NEW QRLEANI>-(NEAJThe New Orleaua Salilta of the NFL have been &eUiDI: 101111 aldtllne bali> At 111rt. trom The beaJiled trumpeter never mllies a Salilta home game and comea equipped with trumpet imd mlcrOpliOae. Durill.2 brealra ln the aetlon, he enfertalns the crowd with such well-known claulcs as, .. Get That san " . and ..Go Sabtts, Go-, n t ' I Borrowed $5 from Piggy Bank, Jnv- - w-.... n• Alfred 'IH'I, . be cecr; \~ llllil · • ......., lilarOI In it 11> stun• IIIII. i"reertfnn ill 10 · capital, BW Fox of .,...... eomp~m ww IdOl: oli& ..,. of Til• -·l"ameroJ WMPO INFORMAnON NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY } AT ' ) ) 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND BO P.M. - '• J ' I ~till ; ,; l<eeping Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As Enterlained . - . . Sliir'Wilil ~Hdobd~ a. r- .' -•idly. --- -· ,_ Olde. DDCTOAIS MAIL8AG D4fl: Rar-. or'l ....,.., Cllll . . . .. •u lfe punktuation. &7 Buick •~· ..... $3195 Ei.etra Two uew Hor to,,.,~ car.ful locol __., 10,. ... u...........,. ~ Cadillac .... ·'"'95 C..,,. DaVIII•· raol;;' Air C.Miti....W, FuUwo ~ul,.4. EJttre "'"· o... '•••' ....... BLA£ti'lfARS ' IUICit POIITIAC . · GMC TRUCKS , POM!ROY •> ,, ' .. • -.~tyartblauea. Senlcoo ...,.. bald In Parken· Symptoms Vary In Coronary Attacks a, WAYNE G. IIIANDSTADT, M:D.' Q-,..,.., ol m1 male reJa. lives d I e d of COi'Oii"~ attacb. What bappens wbe:i a person lw such on i.ttact? ~ .,...,.... Vll'J. Som~ """"' eompJeln of on abdoiilliW heavlaeu or indii!Oitklol lild olhei's have the leellnc that the heart 11 belnz oqoieeze!l ID a vito. Mucfl more Important than lr'!lnl to f lg u r e out What symptoma to loot for II to ret a ......,up for the pres. eDCe of .bGWD rlak facton and, • If· 8117 are fOIIIId, to 11art · ~iiDtlvo meuuret before I e r I 0 II I I)'Diploml ' GeetD'. Q--JI)-. ....... dle4 lud· deDI'/ of myaeardlal ...,__ lloa. Ceallill hit~ ln·ibe abtenee of ~ evlde... of heart -dil1uiT bUt _,..leal F\Jml.. DIN .."ITE SET, gray, U«c condltloa, flO. 1'llollo tiNIII after 5 p.m. 1~-3tc Our secretary is tops in the field when it comes to IF YOU ARE BETWEEN THE AGE OF ~16 YEARS AND WANT TO EARN SPENDING MON· EY AFTER SCHOOL HOURS PHONE 992·2156 . AltO~ FOR KATIE CROW. ILAETTNAIS" · Ha-. SAVE BIG. Do ,.... own 1111 and upholstery cleaning with GOOD RAY, v..._ Neue. Phone - 1 . 1~-«p Blue Lll!tre. Rent eledrle LP WANTED M6 I. Molo '- l'-rop, O. LOS Ati!GELES- !NEA)Oouill,y. bad ..... 1n Hat Rod HuDd1e.y, •icolDr" ~~. Md, who bw&bt aatloaal • ~ nta11 1ldo clalrcb (AIINII), and receiY· AUCI'IONEER commentetor for Loo Ailgelel a few lhares, ealled ooe diT CII""JJIlan FebruarJ 15 in New . ed 101118 aUIItuce, ftDindaiiJ, Laker lelecuta, rememben Claiplole 8onlco aJJJ urged C01qtton to meet a York CIIJ, a wiU laellldo aotu- U ..U U ~. l i e the time be wu playiq for Cuban refUgee who, beeauH hl1 45 Ul. SHOATS. Pllaae J17. teloYialoa adverUalnr, eel that ba _ , . to ........ to the Lltl!i'l 8lld spoiled aclreu wire had been h&vlllg .trGot>le .pluo DOWipaporo and Jhlpzlno the U. S., lXI lllrlaa&b, Sllllll. Doria Dayln the croWd. Zltl. 1-21-Stc CriUBn.... diapering her two IIIJiaiJ chil- ado. Wontdp llrYieea ,.... bt1d Ill "I walked up to the foul . I I lfe dren, had invented "a fantutl.e MJD:1J RAY and tlmotlly. Joe llltlal produata wiU bOld 10:45, -with tbo S... Culo. A line, tumod toWard Miss Dav, cllaper ,PilL" \ per.. liDaetle, lhOWer eurialnl bulfne11 maet'qWUJiil•?ldfor and ,Yellld, 'Thla - · · tOr Wlpple. 1'llollo 98UIIO, AIR CONDtTrONING Refrlger''I reaDy didn't want to ... l.a.elp (no holes Deeded) eoo11, li'clua· the cllli'ch llan Weclnoldq II you, Dorll,. baby:' Thlln I -.alinJ)' boake4 the ball !Jiroulb atloa aenlce. Jaell't llofr!g- him, • , ~ Compton u he nib- ors- Jut about IIOJ llouNhold 1:30 p.m., J""' ~~. the tiallbl It wu lmpriieralloo, Now lmH bled slillh kobab In a Ruoalln E.UILY Alll!lRICAN ltereo ootlthet - s IIOiiiOihlllll on ""ndle, the IIDalldoolftter.ar llve." • •,.. 4 • "" rettaurall&, "but I dlcku a ·ra. whleh to hiD( or fUteiL lllr. and MH. 111111e WD1li111, Ia aote AM-nl: radio vor to a,.'frlend.IDd ltoddlolder. 4-opeed lntA!nDbr .._ . Aller C«iuton and Vazquoz UJ with the clll- PII'L IIIWlY - MIX ...... deliv- It illmod ...t to be the omartelt mot, they lormod a CCODJIOI\l' lllr. and lllra. 1lan7 Ollhrle 'l'bls set llln In ered rlgbt to your projeot. thq 1 over did. Fral* Vu- eiDed~-.. Last llirai'KiiiS' l))&llt a coaplo ar cltl'• IUt Tab ONr ..,.,..,. al ..... Fait .... ...,., Free toll- queo 1o the lil03t IIIWIIIP'!IlliiD « pay $1GUI. Cllll - - . - · · lac., boallll Coaloc with Mr. aJid lira. DolbertYOII l'vo over kmwn. He thlnka ln u a aubaldlar1 with ;...,.... and iamJq lllill&ar Gnwo, Oldo. WMtc lola· Read)' l'lioDo • Ills -Oo., ·MlddloGoes- three dlmenstooa, don to the lllrl In AIIIDDdrlo, Va. VII· lllr. and lira. Di1e lfl1lat and perl, Oldo, I • lfe thoulllliltbs of on lncb. He ..., que• and ~ 1'1111 the <9- ~ of Utile ROclcJnr ipoat ANTIQUES, dlas, lll:idlure, • teD Whetber someti!IDi wiU eratkla, wblcll was numec1 lb!da;y wllh lllr, 11111 Jfn. 1111. mlseellaueo118. Call BIN116. BUDGET PRICE l1l:idlure Gil work before It Is built. A11c1 Ida Cllpelte lbteraallanal. lard Swarts. our tb1rd lloor badpt sbop. F r - here ncelnd word o1 ClJINCHil.I.A poll. Cllll Bq rumtture, Middleport. ' the doalh <JI. lllrs. Nell (!Jiq) C. C. BRADPORD w ''· Baker 4: ALUMINUM SIDING ~STORM WINDOWS •- tr..c.. F._ tho ....... 01'• . ~- ,.,• • To , . lii!WJe,li H-i' !liN. . a JllasUc fasteolag uA few :roar• - · · Colllllllll devtce we call •eJfpette'- wiD laid., _,I lived 011 farm whteb be a houall!old woN, I.......,.· ~'t IYIII baYe 1'WIIIIilll - r . tee." Now I have & coveed swiJb.lnJecllon -molded from )IOty· milia )100~ llads 011111'11, rlciiDe piop,-1ene, UWI ciJPeUe adjgltl · horli-1 IDd ftve 1'01'111\)UI &crel. to various AllcJ ....n )1st bealnaiJw •• .au flrml.y bot teariiiiJ Cll' thanks II> a dilper pin. • shredding and c:an be _...t · · and doled outl)o ..,. band. Becauae It ts plutle It ts · ably will mako a miUicmlro u,td. rultproof and eeDIIOIII!cal. out or c - •• • oaleiiiiWI 11 bu ao IIWIY opptieallona and Boy Sc:aut aocutlvo who Colllllllll will market ...., dlt10 1'011'8 WBI &0 broke he ferent reta1J producla lXI the "borrowed'' $5 from a ...,.. nr.t nat1ono1 ~ s ' lbldq School ..... plgybank 11> help _promote a ror m!U'ebruar7, Jan. 26, waa 57, tboollerlnd18•• toy !tom. Lut NOY8lllher, ctlpotte proclo 99. built that toy Into ucto ,ere teot..mar- In The~ LIDid Jll1.. ~ toy COIIIPIIQ' WalldJWton. D. 'C., dnla:, 11'0' Unaer. nad I 1 Marpt Silver --- ~ lUre. "••nt Special Wintw Prices .ALCOA ,, •• Today • • •Now about to be a Millionaire and, CLEAN expensive carpets with 1911'1 12 X fO fl. mobRe )Jome, SEWING 11.\CHINBS, repair time bedrooms. ...... Jill. the best. Blue Luotre 18 Am· -.., an ilWM. wv :a. :JOIS. 1 - WI. erica's favorite. Reut llunnTile Fabrle &bop, J'om. pooer $1. Tiny's Barpjn)and, ....,. Aatlloi lied Slilpr llalll 115 FORD Falrlane soo, lour IDd Sonlce. We Slapoii U«c door sedan v.a, IJOOd .....n.. FOIJft ROOM f1nilbed apart. Seaan. a.trc tloo. Phone - - 1-3UII: -...... · An utnltleo pold. 1-IZ-tle !'bone NUll -;,.:;;;IESI';;;'ON;;;;;IE~Ior .,., drlvewilf We landlb and SOLID STATE steroo, 1. . wal- CIGAilE'I'l'E ,......,. m....._ dell>w. l!nu>olt ... Blllller, IIIII Ntlce. ABC Badaiilfll, 1111! stereo CQDIOIB will! 4!RAILER. Brown's TraDer u-,W, VL~'/Dall. apeaker, 4-lpeM auiAmuillc Put. 'llinenvme. Phone Jill. Oolltradlal. ...... · 1-tUc Dalfc: cbenger. Make p . , - of D. 14tle 15 or pay juot f11.11. Call IIADIO lild TV repair, houaa POl'ATOES, P1loae 1111114 1192-3211. 1-31-3tc Pets For S•le ProiiJII, ..U..ml•bi·.. - · BEAV'MFUL WIRE TEl\. IO.IJ.tle Jolm Phone 1ft. RIERS. Pugs, min. SchnavzI!:ARLY AMERICAN - · . . . ' JU.Ifc AM·P'M radlo, lovely maple <1'1. Dachshunds and Poodlies • POII'I'fAC G'I'O, 400 eubk llniJh, Wpeed clumger, paywllh puppy trim . Barkaroo lDeh, 4 IIIJIOcl transmllllon, oz. lnsurenee ments ol fl per iiiOIIIb or pay 101., · Coofvllle, Ohio. Pbone ceDeat ....Ulloa....... 1ft. Atl'1'0110111LB . 1n1ur1neo be.. 118'1-31151. UIOI< Mil after I p.m. 1-J.I.IIe balance dDe fl'/.118. PlloDe II:J.. ......nedT Loot fOIIT ....... 3ZIJ. ,~... a- Business I'OIIIIOY J;_ - -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 l1il1 I Alit . .... ..,c--., ..... •......... Ll•l'" ......, "' tlrol• ...... Pullr ..,........ hilt 11r • •le ._ ss.ss 77S.14 lt!lte Si ....... OMI. . . .... • ..... Alit•.... -r.·"'r.· ........., ....... .... ,,, ..... ~ ............................ -=.. .. ___ _ OPEIT SPECIAL SNDW TIRE SAL I ' 1-ces ' . ANIIUSSII-1 .• .................. .. nr. 1 ' w. a..., ··--· ,..., ..., ....., ................. u. .,...., a.-... .................. . • i ....., .... ---- • . ' ",............ MCOIE'S Pomeroy Motor Co. S!X-MONTII.OID . .:au.si·ne55-~ REALTY COMPANY FOR SAU! - WElL KNOWN .............. £' ••, . . . . KESTAllllAHI' - ()peralln8 In excellent loeatlon In the bualOPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. ....., dtatrlct ol • ll1riviDI POMEROY, OHIO town ln Oouuty, Obto. ~~~ All bt A-1 ClOIIdJ. lion. This bus bas been In operalloo tor ForSele ForS.Ie many years. preseut own1968 CHEVROLET Nova, radio IIEP()S!lF;SSm KirbJ ......, er bas other mter.te. Ji'llt. and beater, very clean. Raturea, equipment and 1Jusl. ......... .......... OIBit . . . . eleaDer In OJ>IIIbl. cine Home NatiC'Inal Bank. <11M. LD, au .._ .., 11u an elUDing attadlmenlo ,.., a real buy i<r ...100.110. .• ..,..... . . . . . . A. . .+"mlllf 'lfla . . 91Hitl !-Ute WUI rrn_. ., . . _ ... .._ lndndlng buffer and delldw. 'Wrtte or call ...... _.... WI .. llllf:IIIC! ...._ Sells new lor ove< tiiJO, Pay O'IIIIIEN a aunr c...tJ', OIMo I IIKII WEBSTER XL-500 portable off a payments ot ...to IDCIIIIh. REALTY OOMPANY tyoewrlter, cost about 800. ly. PlloDe 1J11.21185. 1IIENRY CLELAND ..... c,..,.. will seU for $25. Western FlyOffk:e •-!211 er 26 Incb boys bike, $15. Roo. . . . . . .... c..tr...... bed and 1..,1 1&1 lo10 . . Truetone Solid State ffigh Fl· 'BOOKCASE, matcbed pieces, - l c !Ire delity rec:ord olayer, cost over plaee, lop and llldlniao; !50 wiD sell for $25. A beaut~ Tappan gu range. !'!lone ttlful outfit, see it. AJso several L.P. reconls. C&W & Pop. 1101. ·cheaD. GoinG: to Hosnital soon. ELm:!'mlli.UX ,.,.,., cl.....,. so must sell tbe~e Items soora. eomplete with alladlmenb. John Mohler. Leadill<( Creek ..... - ... and paint spray. GEO. HOIISTE'i'rER, B..... mad. Middleport, Phone 11!12-. llo_.....t but I!Uil'Onteed - · • DOWN - 5 rooms, ball!, 'Ill!. :J..t-3te basement, level lot in town. In lib new ....utlon. Pay off $40.91 a Molllh. balaDee ol ..,,45 or lerllll If NEW YORK (IJPO - s.m.. STORAGE BVILDING Z timet it pa:.yl to be pollte to a 1!164 PONTIAC Calalina, two dellnd, Phone - - · floors 30 X 90. Good a<CesB lor -l<holdor, oveo one with mty door. standard shift, ~ood looding. $2500.011. body and tires. Needs valve a rew lhares, MODERN BAR - Oomer locajob. 139S. Harold Brewer, long lOGO BALEII of IJOOd bay, A Berkeley ~ of CIJl. tion, 6 apartments, 2 moder:n. ton1 Va., did, and It led the Bottom. Phone llfl5-355f. IDd mlllnp, 45 Good opportunlty for eouple. Mormon father of 12 to .. In!-2-31> I bolo. Bomer Willard. 1'llollo 160,0110.011 veutlon touted as the blaolt · fastenln)J clovtce brealcthrougb S1lfALL FAIIMll NEEDED TERRIER puppies, sill -n HF.LEN or VIRGD. TEAFORD otnco the aafo\Y )lin wu J>&old. Rahlh Fruth, Mason. SYRACUSE laW tented 120 yearo qo. It prob. Phorie 7'/3.59'17. !-l«c two bednlom funmce heal. Middleport, Phone - 4 . l-14fc 1'80DLI PUPPIES, AKC TOJ mJn!atvre, $71 and ap. Sllld senlco and lllOOmlng. Pboat 1811111. II I lfe _ .. _ ___ . __ ............. -................ ..... ......... . .......... ..... ................. --:ro:.-=.-··.. ' ,...,.. - 1965 PLYMOUTH ....................... $895 FURN1S11ED ForW. • . LOST - JEP foxhound. Oontact Fnmk OomeU, RD Portland. l-31-3tc .. • • For Wont Ad Sarvlca S Cln,. P" Ward ana l1111rtlon 12 cantl ,., wotd rhrea cona.er ...... ' glide, radio & ~eater, good tires, blue finith. RATES I • obape In the Iaiiie way It wu O!'IClniD7-bY worlllnC It 8lld ~- ~ It to receive all!l deliver mare blood. Some doetora ~ favor JoQlnc and Waiting and ID nerclle ln wbleh )'011 beild over and bold your _bead down for u to liD to btlnl mare blood .to your braiD. your doctor lhould determine 'bow much .,..... elae .YOU need for the belt realilfl 8lld bow ~ )'011 abould lllereue the llllounl llrL - . . . ~~~,~~ • l I· {· Ra!lb:r ... filii,. ,, • H I'> ' II¥ It llllt~DW, li'. Va., lb!da;y.- n YORit- (:r:h'l'wo tr.- Q-1 ' burl. ~ - - - - 26. lllr. 11111 ..... ~ Bo:l'· lea .wted her - · II r ·a. FJcnoco Sturm, 11111 lllr. IDd I NEW playetl In the Natlcllal Football to fel . much ty, ' t.;mJever -• 'l'beY'n "Shy." UteriD.Y. Lea Shy .,.,. for- the DaJ. las CowbOys aild bl4 brother, Don, II irllb lhe Pllllllurlb Steelen. ' 1'1 \'\l .... i \ ' 'Shy' Plo 1969 WWilllOUI..DN'T I KNOW IT? �• j • & - , . Doll)' Soldoolo Mlddl•lirt • . _ , 0., ...... ,, I!NIJ Jesse Jewell, Autos Collide Farmer, Dies Near Shammy's PGmerQY polic~ L:WOi 'l.e\l.l twoear acddent on Old Rwt~ 7, oil Welt Main-St., SwU.t.Y at 12:1:sa. LETART• W, VL- J•HEarl .Jewtl!, 80, RFD. lAitart, W. Va., died saillrdoJ ........ In llol..r lledl.-1 ~. said Dennis Boothe, 19, PomerG¥. drhing a 1957 model car, blcked Cram the Slamm,y"s Drlv&-ln lot into an llo .... bora ~~~ t, 1888, bt " " ' - CountJ. the ..., of lbe !ale WWiam C. and MAry AI· lee Roush Jewell. He waa a farmer. Mr. Jewell wu a member ••Authorities ea&lboUncl vehicle ope~ted by Ralph Oiler, 17, Vinton. of the Bachtel United M - d Ourcb for over 60 ~ears and became a tnstee ~ Cbe cturch. He waa alao preceded In death by hla wife, Cora M. J.,.all, 1n 1954, aDd three brothers. Oiler's 1964: model auto was beavib' damaged and there was mediwn damaae reported to the Boothe vebide. Oiler swtered inj&ry to his left knee ctp, police aaid. No arrest was made. Pane roy police over the week· eml also reported Kenneth Gil· key, 19, Shade, was cited to May• or Charles Legar' s Court feb. 4 on a charge of failing to have ownership transferred. ~ivlng lea W., Arthur, and Edward. all of RFD Letart; a dangloter, Mary Katherine Goodwin, RFD, Letart; rive grandclrlldre; four great - grandchildren. T h r e e brothers, George and Lonaie, both of New Haven, and Thomas, st. Petersburg. Fla., and Insurance Exec '. a sister, Mrs. Edith Roush, New Haven. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at t h e Bachtel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller omctating. Burial w1ll be in the Graham cemetery. T h e body wlll lie In state at t h e church one hour prior to services. Friends 1JUQ' call at the Fo- Services Today - are three aons. Char- F1Uieral services for William Clarence Rardin, 72, wlll be held - . , at 2 p.m. at Bringman Funeral Home in Upper Sandusky, wtth burial in the Smltbville family cemetA>rr. A gralllate architectural engle!Kirlg Funeral Home after noon etneer from Ohio State in 1921, today. be was a retired branch manager ol the Agricultural Fire IJ1d caouaJty Co. In Cleveland, l!1d lived In Raleigh, N. C. Mr. Rardin was a member o! llgma Pld ~aUoo fraternll,y, a 3Srd degree Masoo and had reeeived his 50-year pin in maWalter M. Hendrick&, 50, RaIOIIfY. He was a member of t h e cine dlocl Solur<lay In the VetMemorial Hospital. Cleveland ChaMber of C o mSUrvivors include his wUe, meroe for m&l\Y years, a lHe Nondus Marie; bls mother, Ruth; member In the Order or Blue four children, Roy Albert, SleGooae, and a member of tbe pheD MaUhew, Kay Marie Rowe, lDternatiODal Insurance Assa. Ho Ia survived by hla wife, and ROI81Jl8J'Y Randolph, all of PbJlliai and a dallgllter, Mrs. Racine; three brothers. Flgyd Joaa J. Cron, of Raleigl1, N. and Don, Racine, and Arthur, ln c. Seni.cea were arranged by COlorado; three sisters, Evelyn Whaley, Darwin; Allee W h i t e, t11o Mll<bel F~a~eralllomo. ~meroy, and Pauline Gfbba, Rutland; two grandchildren, and sevBeleus Gimmel eral nleeee and nephews. He was a member f1 the Eagles Lodge, ~rtsman Club and Dies on Friday ci the Coon Hunters Assn. Fwteral services will be TuesFuneral services for Balcua A. Glmmol, 53, who died Friday cloJ at 1 p.m. at the Ewing Chapel Ill lbe UnlveraiQ< Hospital at Co- with the ll:ev. Paul Sellars olrtci........, were h<>ld today at 3 p. atillg. Burial will be In the U.. m. at the Ewing Chapel with the tart cemetery. Friends ma.y call llelr. Fnellmd Norris o!llclal- at the flmeral home aeytlme. lng, Burial . . . In the Letart Cemetery. !iarVivara include her h u aVETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL bond, Raymmd, Racine; """ brolber, Dexter RaylJlOII(i Rol· Admisslms Saturday- E a r 1 llna, Akron, and lfi'Veral step- Clark, RD Reedovlllo; Charles chDdreo, Including Gene Lem· Varian, Jr., Cllftoni Robert Bar· le,-, d. Racine. ria, Mlddlep:wt; &le Lehew, Ma1011; Rattle PoweU. Racine. Dladiargea Salur<iaY - Harold Will, Jr., Lena McKinley, Leah Swift, LucUlo -ri11011, Thomas TONIGHT & TUESDAY Fauber, Okey Bogp, Harold February 3 • 4 Ramsburg. _Alva,weaver, Macel Slowars, Vane Crites. "HANG 'EM JUGH" Aclmlaalona ~ - DoroCiu" (Tec:hnlcolor) Glem, Racine; Vivian Al.elpa, Clint Eastwood -lngerStevenB Racine; Deaale l'llleriiOII, MldCOLORCARTOONS: Mr. Hendricks Dies Saturday erar:. A. MEIGS THEATRE clleport, Drive Nudnic Discharges amda.V- Clarence Trick Cheat Tennant, Opal Harper, Rhoda FeriiUBOn, BriUIIey Roblnlon. SIIOWSTARTS 7 P.M. • News . .;.!~'!~n~s! \r..iiiliiiiiilliiiliiii.._ BOSrON _ ~FREDERICK J, O'I)ONNELL . SUl, "1411," the ol>e of hla fam11J ~ frQm 13 10 :n. But the 18-.old widower It all In llrfdl, ''WIMII ,... ltove ouch a lar&o tam· ib" a low mare cloo't 101ch a p&"Oblem," oald O'Dcalel1 ~ married MrL ·,........,, llrallr. a dark-llalnd widow and 1!1- - o f !0 chllclrell. The ehDdrft, _,., bo.fl and alx l!lrll m the O'DCmoll 1k1e and Ove ~qo 1 and 11ft llirll· of the cion, all trUU"dtod In lbe wedding procoasloo In Bleaaed Sacrament Cllllrcll In the c!V'• Jamaica Plain aect1oD. "FW 1be flrll dme In my IUe, I'm -chleas," aaid the Rev. William wiM> o!liclated at the cere· IIKIV· ~ .. Some of the children woo'l be 1i>'lnl Ill home, .but Aid K~~ Brady, 17, "'lllere'll r \)'be 17 ot ualddl at home. 'lbat 1 1 tDDUSh·" Bn«r loiiDHURST, ENGLAND - BOills KARLOFF, lbe pnlle actor whose portrayal ~ 41FrankeDitein's monster., and otber mon· mrs chilled mllllonl of DKWI...,..... ci¥od ~ bt Klnl Edward the VU Hospital. Karlol! was born WQllam Henry Prut II Dulwlch, l!Dgland Nov. 23, 1887. Ria death ended a career that apemed more than a half etl!l1UI7 of movie, slap, and tA>levlalon actiDg. A alendor aiJc.toolcr with a al1ghl atoop, Karlol! away from the 11eret11 waa a ~ulot, aofl.apoken man who loved reading, gardenlns, and poemo. CLEVELAND- AN EFFIGY OF GOV. JAMES A, ROOoES waa burned by a dozen members of the Cleveland Welfare Rl&hu Organbatlon . So1Urday to dramatize their demancl& for bisl1or weirare payments. The protestors circulated brocltires whieb IUW'IOUileed plans tor a demonstratl.m In Columbus Feb. 10, WASHINGTON - ''CALL YOUR BRASS OFF Commander Bucher and hla men,., a man ill oakland, Calif., demanded in a telegram to hla senator. The wire was typical <t a growing volume d. protests which lawmakers are receiYing from the tolk11 back home who think the Navy Is t:ryinK to - make Cmdr. Uayd N. a.cher the fall guy for .the eapture of the spy ship Pueblo. The country apparently hal little tam for the ~th-<helhip brand of heroism. 'Ibe letters express indignation at the Navy•s warning to Bucher that he faces a possible court martial for surren:lering his ship to the North Koreans wlthoot a fight. HOLLYWOOD- TELEVISlON'S MOST PlJBUCIZED aport& rhubarb or the season came wheFJ NBC-TV cut away from the end r1 a New York Jets rootball game to start a special program, --Heidi •• But Rick Du Brow in his dall.v review, said ABC-TV made a de.cislon on &mday re~le to rans who have come to admire the network's geruine interest in athletics. _ It came at the end ol. ABC·TV'a weekly profesEoional basketball game, this one between the Boston CelUcs and New York Knlckerbockera. Right before actioo ended, Boston•s great .player-Coach, B1ll Russell, took a long pass, rammed It through the basket and thEII fell to the Door, hard. As the same ended, he remained there, his knee severely whaCked, and as the camera properly moved tn on him, me oould see the pl.ti!W si.ght of Russell in obvious agony. For basketball ~ans, and for jult ordinary televiewers, it was a matter of simple human eoncern. One of the amouncers made the correct statement that although New York had won the game, the real story waa there m the floor: Russell. But the televiewer never had a chance to fine out more about Russell's injury, boW badly he was hurt or what was to be done wtth him Immediately. For on came the final credits r:A the broadcast as Rus&ell remained on the noor - and tbe network arbitrarily ended its coverage. 9!J!o ))opes there will novor apln be the )apse In lallA> that allows a cutaway to credits as a human being is 1n agony before a national television 8lldience. The viewer who wanted to find out what happened to Russell had.to learn elsewhere. GAUGES GIUI(><Aia, IU and SU ...U.ro out; PI- PJeu. .,., 29.86; Pamel"Qf • Yoaon, 31.S6; IUnlal, US rlal.lll; Ku. awlla Falla, 8:13 illllii"Cl Qllr. leatoo, 20.11 rlai'llo LonciOo!.J'U!>o nlng S. 75 foot of rollora; M1ro QIOI, ~ 5 loot; and Wlofield, , _.. B filet of roller.; BOAT MOVEMENTS GALLIPQIJS LOCKS- l.. FIore dawn 4;55 ;. m.; S. M. Jenks down 7:00 p, m.; Stool Ranpr "' 8:25 P. m.; Gtorp T. Price down 9:55 p, m.; Diane Bolworth down 3 L m.; Wal!A>r CUrly"' 3:W L m.; ElalDe G. ckRm 5:20 a. m. KANAWHA RIVER - Manne!, Fort llaorbum "' 2 L m.; Wlofield, H. E. Bowlas _ , . 6 p.m.; Polly R. ., 8:20 P. m.; BeaTer up 4:45 L m. omo IUVER - Lock 14, Mack Gltllble "' 8:40 P. m.; Northern up 10 p. m.; Lock 16, Harvey Jordan"' 12:15 L Dl.l. Lock 17, John J. Rowe "' 2:10 L m.; Queen City "'I. 6:30 L m.; Balleville Locka. Duncan Bruce lC) 3:25 p.m.; Jane T. \V 11:05 P. m.; Edward S. Boswortb 'I' 11:25 p. m.; Lock 21, Vulcan \1) 6:45L m.; Lock 22, Forema~tdown. 6:20 a. m.; Racine Locks, Valvoline d011rn 6 a. m.; Greerqt Locks, Irene Chotln I.V 8;25 p. m.; Revenswood up 1:15 a. m.; Jim Murpiey and Ranger"' 4:05Lm.; John !Add Dean 1.1) 8:20 a. m.; Meldahl Locks, Esao West Virginla tV 3:30 p. m.; Allied-Asllland It) 6:30 p. m.; National up 9 p.m.; Williamll Zimmer down midnight; R. H. Huffman down 12:15 L m.; Bartera Brent Ltl Mr. and Mrs. w. Boyce am Marty Redman of Columbus, am Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and family of Pomeroy were recent SUnday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Howard RusseU. Mr. and Mrs. Ol&rley Smith were Sunday afterDOOD visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson and llmily. Mr. and Mrs. Harley JCJim. son am family were SW1day eve- visitorsofMr.andMra. Kirley Johnson. Mrs. Paul Pierce and Randy of Minersville were Wednesday viaiton ot her aister, Mr11. Larry J<lhnson. Mrs. Geneva Slumate Ia vialtirw with her son, Mr. &Ill Mrs. Leon Shumate and ramlly, at Parkersburg. Eleven periOD& were inJUred 1111 accldelltl over the weekel!!4 01 ofllcera Gt ~<;olllpallaPOol, Stloto'Hiallwoy Patnl, IDveatlao~ all c1 hlo "'!!"• Tho vehicle . Sayre c1 drh1"' ...hno under lbe 1n11.. •nco of alC<Ihol 1111 drhllll ,... d6r ,...,..lon. Hi Ia achodultd Smith, LAST BIG WEEK SAVE $2 T0$4 PERSQ.YO. CHOOSE FROM ACRALANS, NYLONS AND MANY OTHERS IN1HADES TO HARMONIZE WITH ANY HOME! HURRY TO lniels Furniture MIDDLEPORT 992·2635, OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY NIGHTS Linda, Donald and Mike. YOUTH KILLED ST, MARYS, !ldo (UPl) Jotm lL Nqel, 19, MIDiter, was kllloclwh• hla car all"u<k a br!dp abutmonl ..,... here. -.r If some of your change feel> greasy, it may be counterfeit; it 10011 also be change 11ou received at the lorol beanll"JI. died Salurday In the lluntlngtoo Cabellllolpltal. Funeral oervlces will be held 1'uelday at 1 p.m., at the Hall Funeral IIDme at Proclor'rille. :sur~ will be In the Bowen cometA>rr at lluntlngtaL Mra. CbeiiA>r Lem101 of RuUand Ia o 1111 lnjoey; Pool RuaaOI!, "• · , . sayre car w~ clo!mollobtd Lower River Rd., cl ~nd !here wao m--.tA> ........., 111e chin; Ioili")' Raaaall, 21,"1ac- lo the parked cor. erallooa of 1110 Ieaa, IIIII Ka1110th · Tho '!iO!folclltd~.MD. CO. lac"**" Russell, 3, a fnetwed le~o Har- ldt7, 17, ~·· ">G'111lll rlaoo auflerecl o cut on lbe-th C - Juvenile C<M1 Feb. Bono but ,... nat treoted. Thoro waa heaVY ........., to IJol.l> cars. Tho patni cited -rl""' to Gallipolis MunicWii COUrt Feb. 3 on a charge of reckless qter... oil.., Andy M. sayre, 60, RL !Galli· polls. sufl'ered • lacen.tlon of the mouth but wu nat trelted alter an ocoldent it 8 p. m. Sui>ooRL7ln charp ollaliUI"etoal'*>wlthlnlbe aoaurod .c lear ella.., after an ·~ accidltlt AI 5:51 P. m. ~ on East ~' In Rio Gl'ando. ~ aceidelit oceiiL"nd. tbe palnil lalo! wbon Ca"""7 lllllocl to alql alldhllcerotruc:ktherot &, ~ ~ dri~ b)' Jamea E. ~'29, RloGpnde. There ,.. lllino\' to caro. · NOCXIOWOl coUeae VOL. XXI NO. 199 POMEROY.Mif)DLEPORT. OHIO -::f. LET US OUTFIT YOUR HOME COMPLETELY LIVING ROOM - DINING ROOM - BED ROOM ..... ~ 5~ 0 AciTertlaement lor bldltobulld ott 'Witb ....,.. feel, wm eovPomoroy'a ......._ v-11111 er mucll of the towo. - p l a n t will be rltd1 for The main tnmk Ill» will be JIUbllcatlm this ,........, lolaJ o r Main St., and, Cborlel ~ lOidtowo......U bt lddltlcn to lbe plant a r o a, .Other aroaa Involved Include 1Jn. lloocla,y niii1!L HURT RESEARCH PROLO. .S LIVES ttt t-tt ' M w 7,000 1 FAMIL V ROOM - KITCHEN -lllnr- "' . tlttttt ttttttt ttttjtt MaJor ~. wiM> IIU been COin Helabla. Mulberr7 llel&lrta, worldna -11117 ,... tllo pnJeet Wrl&ht SL, LoCI.lll St., the Coal- aab,".- .S.. out.,._ ~:=::~be .' foreOne~ cleartd 'lboraday In Cot.-• 28,0 1ACH IVMIOL RIPRIIINTI 1.000 LIVE& P,.OLONQID. since 1962, said Iaiii remain 10 be .lOil'kod --·De- It 0 maetlnl ~ ·AdJDlal- DIDpais,~; SOndora'andDemp. .., bondllil nrm "'P•-· tlvol, ·in<l• lluriUI .. Nlplt ED· lllneorlng ~ _ . . 10 work out final )1H411¥ert!s!ng ...- . . MaJor ~ and Sollcbar Fred W. Crow will all In COl ihe IOialOO. FURNITURE-FLOOR COVERINGS-DRAPERIES ......... in the fight again:lt heart and blood vessel disOCIHI 1inc1 1950 has meant the saving of some 49,000 liras a year. Had the 1950 death rate lor Americans under 65 panisted, tho onnual toll from those disease• would oxcnd 302,000. The actual current rate is about 253,000. Statistics sltow that impn~vod 10ortality rates in tho middle-age brocket fayor women about two to one. APPLIANCES- HOME ENTERTAINMENT Dependable Known Makes - Bll Selections Tho MWOl'&gO and t r plant, llnancod lllroulh a $562,800 EDA jp-ant approved bt 11187, lbo $180,000 bond fund - ocl II¥ Pomeroy voteri ·In 19$7, and tbiiJuih future lale of mortIBP revenue bonds to be paid - port area and lbe Naylor'a Run Councll, In otber avtf,rltv. aKreed 10 let up a 40"-llour work week sebednle for members ~ liit pollee d e - bt <Ompll- 33Guards Off ••alan· Pen Day Shift Pomaro,y Route2,haabeenpr<>- Sst. Tabaa Ia prosentl,y eel to 1bo B21at Combat SecurIty Pollee SQuadron at Pban llq, VlotDam. A 1966 gra41. alA> of Pomeroy llllh School, he entered the U. S. Air Force In February, 1967. -··-- Wll;'den Harold J. C:an:hrell said no rational guard troq:ls llomb warnin.u or alate highway patrolmen -· --o were needed on the overnight Air Crew SignFumfor Regatta Fun 1\11• If A Fire Destroyed YOII Home? Could you alford to buy o new home or rebuild yaur home? You proboblr have "fire al'ld extended eover.. age., insurance with your morfiage, but i 1 thi 1 en.. ough? This insurance might only pay off the mortgage. See us for ad- ~ Father-Son SU.cpte\ '· .PJaoa vice. and Davis-Warner Ins•. Phone 992·2966 PT. PLEASANT- Point Pleas. ant llllh Sc!JJol waa cllamiaaed at 1 p.m. Monday after a bomb scare report. A eaU was made to the local Slato Pollee detachment o!llce atatlng a bumb had been placed at Point Pleas&Dt llllh School. Officials immediately evacuated tbe aehool premile&. Monday's bomb threat was the (6 p.m. to 6 a.m.) shin. "We have about 35 men in- lobby of . • Pontiac's Great Bre~ Away Sale'. q)'t last forever; -, •· " 1 ;.•, ' '· Cordova top. Whitewil)&. redlin~ or fibOr·llal!l , put c " ' • ., 1-. ' . •· "' belted tira. ~ttmh _.or Y{ire wheCl coVen of ~- · · type wheels. And ·· ~·tolitrol, trunk·li4 releqe. tpedal •vin&t on IC;Imc or our, bert sellert: S;mne· I . ville. Catalina, LeMant and Cultom S. Every ·: mod~I (13 -in all), except wagons and con)'erto. . ' ~ ''ftiat'f,~hat ~~eo~uu;•llr~t hk ~··Y And,we equip them all with IOmt or our moot poJ>U· Sale IO'&'O&t.: Aftd lt.'o"wl>y,.,.. ahl>uld· ~ In one ' . • i~ili· 1' :lor optiono. Power oteerint. Power front disc brakea. ti••t burry to ..., yoUr. l"lt!ll~t.c dealer :.Today. ·t •' ,'. ~.­ '' ~,J''';(l ' :.•f; "' ' . ' . ~.. . l ,. . .. 'l . ' .;;'-/;,. '.·~ ' .', ' . See the '69 Wlcle"Tracko at your local auth<iriud . Po~tt(oo d•lor'•; '.· ~ .·,~ • .'J " • Jt the ' lSS • yeor • pri::~k~o prepared to . he ruled out the biggest conceaalaft tbot the Cannwnlstl haft IICIII&ht.-tlat polldcal queatl(fl•· relad'W to ave on what we make aoo onb' took the job because we were t.oJd more money wOI.dd be d - n Columbus and met with Charley Fry, ~rtrwReid, speaker pro-<em of the House. wallrout. Fry, after listening to their coqolalnu, agreed to "look Into the aiuattoo" and said he would report to the guards ear-ly today. each week. BU:ik said many of the guards had been world.ng 1 between 60 and 84 hours each week. Although the union members of the prison guard for .. votecl to acc~t the agreement, which also included a promise ot lncreued efforts toward a ~ increase, oon-union guards said the Ullion "let us down." One guard oald, "We clldn't the Natiaral Guard moved ln." Clambers, of Coii.Uilbu8, said, "The inmates have told us there would be trouble if the t:rocva eame bee k to the prison. Maoy prl10111rs were bullied, kicked arouad and a ~e were ki.Ued by ttJe troops when they were .-!led In following last summer's riot. We don't want to be responsible for' that kind of thlng. .. men reached 10 agreement designed to avert the threatened cted to ::::~ e]!pe side covering us overnight,"" available in the near future... The guards presently start at Cardwell said. He would not $5,240 annually and were askspeculate w h e t h e r outside ing for a $1,500 annual increase. forces wOlj]d be brought in if After leaving the prison, the walkout extended into the about 2S c1 the guards walked next shift beginning at. 6 a.m. The strike carne after ofll.- two miles to the statehouse 1n cials of the American Federation of state, County and Municipal Employes, Council 21, AFL-CIO, whlch claims about 100 members of the 300-man gu~rd COree, and state spokes- . ol4 ·' ask for just overtime pe,y. We also wanted a promise ot more money, Most of ua can hlrdly Darrel Chambers, ore ot the AI BUlk. direetor of the counoguards. Aid sewral of his c~ cU, aald the state ogreed to !>&workers remained on duty Moogin paying time ao;l on&--half for time over 40 hours worked diU' because. "We don't want 1"-U\1 • ~ pracre11 bt •' ,.. , · -art night proYicllng for changing tho Ohio Reviled Code relative to charp• (qr patients In .111l1A> ltoiPI~.a. · In llo """"' ,...,., .llali* R, Welker, ~. ·a. C'-rd, ·.~ iDII om .,..1 H. ........... n--.t~a.,<if• oluqlorw Tbo CIY- ,_ o . . .. the two-week-old talkl WU the tmpemtnc visit a1 Pru:klent Nino t o - French goveram.eat soureea said the President would 1Mb Parts tile tint Btc!p em hl1 itinerary. The COmmunlat DIC'Qdators. who have maintained an aloac that there can be no &Olution except 011 the baais of tbe1r n.. point declantlon cl lui NO'I8Jl>o ber. D1a1 wait to see if tbe presidential vlalt will OringiiQ' new concessions. Court Authorizes Withdrawal of Funds A Common Pleu COurt Journal entry bas - . Iliad - · milling Forrest M.. White, et al., to withdraw $765 of o IIQooll made by the Slato of !ldo lor • easement over pf'lllel'b' torhlallwa,y wltllout~cilll bla r~ to a jury deciJim Ia. the matter. In other acdvl1;y, a -lor cl· vorco by Jo Aim BalloJ Philip Bailey on applleatloo of lbe plaialllr. pur-· bu--.. . LOCAL TEMPS The tempenluro ln....,._ . -"G'r''1• bulinell ditlrlct at 11:15 a.m. tudi,J wu !I tara• .. under 111111.1' oldeL Sunday Liquor, Additional Rights ._PJ;oposed in Two New !Jills Offered a- Bec&uee when we d~ided to have a aale, we oob' discuss mllitary matters In the COLUMBUS (UPD - Thirty -three guards cart of a work force of 190 failed to report for the dayahif't today at the Ohio Penitentiary in a pay dispute, Deputy Warden L. G. RJdenour said. Ridenour saki 11 guards calloclln sick aed 22 just falled to report, ••TtJ.ings are perfectly nonnal '' IUdenour said. Several of the guards were 1cheduled to meet today with a mem- on hour • long meeting held In the · insdtution. What Would Happen· . American delegation chief He&. ry cabot Lodge, eqmaabed that he was "',,_Ohio ~ . ' -1 ldent Nguyen cao Ky mode the offer of 11 more conwssi0111" without specifying ho had in milll, when he called once agaiD lor privatA> bilateral talkl , with NOI"th Vietaam at a ••• ~ ' conference MolldQ. Ky, who t.d just c<me trCID an hour-long confereoee with ... ber -"''""'~~ ' .H~ ~' . . = ·• ' s~~....- " .... "1llilllh.. . . . :·:•. ,.,:<t< ~!f' ~let=li=~--~ u..., 1'he guorda " "" '· Al!illllflil 'llll>il!i~iliil"-. , .. , ~p . South Vietnamese Vice Prea- moted to the rank ot sergeant. YOUI lilT AIIUIAJia. II . ! mUitary or pollti.-1 laaueo wlll . be discussed ftrat at the talb until they found out exactb' wt.t sort of conceaaiOI'll tbe South VletnameBO hocl In mind. PARIS (UPO- C(Dl]JUln..(st ne.- the Vietnam peace talks, gotiators have d~cided to wait Western diplomats said today. for concrete otr.ers of '"concesThe cU.plOOtllts said North sions'' trmn South Vietnam Vietnam &11:1 the Viet Cong before making any move to would make no move to break break the current deadlock at the impasse over whether DAiiliEL TOBAN Daniel 0, Toben, 20, 1011 of Mr. l!1d Mrs. Cecil 0. Toban, llh!na P0111aroy ~ ' ' ·H anoi Holds Ending Deadlock CAIRO (UPI) - All Arab auer· rWaleader - . , vowodtomwat I "war of liberalloDH throughout · laraelioGCcuplod territory. Make EIHrfelds In PoMeroy Your FaMily Shopping Center ' Col•"'•· Guerrilla Leader to Begin War Niehouse Speaker At~ Chamber See the new Copymate Coplws for $29.95 on the main floor. a dal.llbter. lU Court St. ~~~ Cmdor a. area drew attentkm v. .cle street or will be conlaelod lor I ~!riot 10 the IIIUcld,y oondldott of that private areo ot the lDwfl, waa eatimate 10 -1111street due to trucks U'aveUng IIIPI'OYed. lng '"' lbe l1lp , _ .. tllo to and from lbe Fraley and Scbll- MaJor ~~report of d l.Jncoln Hill, Clven a romcdoo In work from llng IA>rmlnal and bual· 1!1,342.88 01 · lbe vlilago share -vw,...~•balltl 48 10 40, In ............ with neaaes In the area; MaJor I.e .. lor court collectlooa the pall mue Crooa lloopltal ba-"114 deplrtmenta, or a - - gar waa asked to approach the month was approved. being made aval.lallle to able Pa.J Increase. It waa ln- parties Involved and to advlae - c.uncn ll!lllrovodthe lnsial- was dlacuuell, cllcated extra pollee ofllcero thern a load limit would be or- ladott of two to tbur new park...Wd ba used for 111e pre&ellt to dored unleaa a solution to the Ing meters on the eastern end Allendlng " " " Ma,yor ' - " · wort< the boors elfecUcl. alluatlcn Ia reachocl. Clerk Jaoe Walloo l!1d Council· ~ East Second St., near t 11 e men Robert IIY..U. IAiot , _ - The second reading ofOrdl· Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. Actiltlonal - · dealt with were: nance No. 380, a (li<JIIOial In- It wa1 deelded the Engles lin, Fnrlldln Rizer, !IQV - . . ~ A delepdott from I h e volving cllaabled '"' unlicensed ConstructiGn Co. of McArthur ter and Don -Qlll With Joel aWebllor - - - "'at 111e laot meetine. Cblef wibater bid olkod that polleo either be Yaaslr Arafat told newsmeD Prompt Delivery - Our Own Sensible Credit \n . >- ;::. ' tt tt I visit till 3r4 Fl• Far•ltare· ....rtlliRt TEN CENTS ~l Pomeroy Sewerage Bids Await Mino~~:~;:~1etails I,_ El..rf•l• lnltn J11 tt , ,-1 ! IIlii!' ' ~'0 T:UESDA Y, FEBRUARY 4, 1969 Dlacusolooa oci>Ueing third alnco lbe ""'""" County for the 1969 Big Bend RepUa bua drivers 110rk stoppage OC· W-nd lollowed luncheoo ....~ currtd two - · ago today, tho Pomeroy Chamber cl C<4>PlckiiA were _....t lllonll101'<0 ot Bal!OJ'a Reo-- <IQ lDDI'IIIng at lbe various raatlolonday. school.. ·l!ld aloo lbe home and President Bill GrueHI' ft.. ofllce of Board member Dr. Leonparted a controct oeoln haa been ard Br<nm waa picketed Monday alped with .!be NaiaD Am.... mortJinl, mont co. to~ ~Idea. TWo of the nine bus drivers Fred Crow ._.-ted MJU to bt lbe area falled to drive diiAI ln,.,l"fiDIIbe !roc ".krwllll Monday mornln& the Rrat of the c-s~ a part of the- Reclrlvoro nat to drive alnce gaua. lbe . . _ beglll. Ill other acUvU;y, the chlmber reviewed tu pl'q)OAb that have, or will be 1 presented far CODMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL alderalloo by a1a!A> .......,.., ADioiiSSIONS - Verd Smith, aeaalon. · _ . Allondlng, Ill oddltlcn lo tha Reedsville; Glenn Turrier, Pomabove, Were Walter Gn1881', BOb eroy. DISCIIARGES - Tllolnl& WebJ a c: o b a, Richard a.mbera,. er, Pearl Darst. Marge Hoffner• _..,. Joae1. Jack CsrHY, ~ llarp"a"l> Jr, and Tqnt C.aae!L , , . · . . \ . ' ·: ' ~ . ~ ' - , ' at ' -" . . ' '""a bf>lrl"' Fib. 3 lnGIIII(><Aia Just how long do you think we're going to let you break away with special savings on 13 specially equipped Wide-Tra~s? ' ·' 11URJ~.Y c. Manhldan Coli- II Ill .... BI'Oitl. • • ~· CRASH SHOEi SALE NOW GOING ON • • • • Now You Know • tuncl ..00., lll~lacontiCOlllnd lolunlclpal !lj>lli'll ' i ning Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith were SundaY ' e~ visitors of his - . r , Mr. and lolra. Roy . enttne ' . • STOCKTON PLYBON DIES News, Notes \ and otruc:k 1110. OOrlar car. TrO.ted otHoli!V lloclic:al CtDo ter and roleadd """" oartar, l_rotl..,. on tile lallaldo clthe helldJ Judith canor. 23, alto~ Dies Monday prosperwa. baR>Y country ... Wolfpen •· are . Shirley Hollon WASIIINGTON - DANIEL P, MOYNDIAN, President Ninn'l adviJer on urban alfalra, backed up bls Wlofllcial SU8101111m that American families receive a lDCI'Ithly t -t.by bonlll" from the locieral sovenunent this Wll1 Sll~: "Jtl s not a handout, It'• an inveatment in the lalman reaourees that uldmatelY dla!A>rmlne whether or not lhla Ia a healti\Y, atable, ~ I 11 Persons Hurf ...:::":t~~.;:. w.,.. In Weekend Accidents E::~?a:t=: wu arn.lod..,charlt, e4 tbur mi""-Po. ,...,.. irreau were made, one ln. eadl aecldent. Mrs. Marr.B. ~r. Gil, IU.l,EwiiWIOO.mldmlttedto · Holur Medical Collier, Flrtll . Aw., at 4:20 -P. n& S.turdl)l. 1ft.. er u aecldent in Porter, wlth multiple abnalons, eOl'tuaions and .shock. Her eoodltiOD ia reportoci •• good. Mrs. carpenter was a JJIIIImP ger in a ear driven by Pauline carpenter, 411, RL 2 VID!on. The aecideot occurred at 3 p. JD; Saturday on Rt. 160, at the juaetlon of Rt. 554 when aplclol>truc~op. erated by Qlarles D. Fouty, 4.2, DelaWare, pulled fnlll Rt. 554 ontl> Rt. 160 ond otruc~ the Cor• penter car. 11lree other persons were iDJurod including Poullne Cerpe.,. ter. who received bruises; Joyce Ward, 180 Vinton, and carol Sue COrpen!A>I"j 18, Rt. 2 Vinton, of wtu:m received eorrtusiOill. AU were treated at the ho6pital and released. There was heavy damage to Mrs. Carpenter's VOlkswagen and moderate dllii'Uige to Fouty's pickup truck. FOUDty was not injured. He was cited to Galllpolla Municipal Court Feb. 3 on a charge of failure to yield the right of way. SIX INJURED Six persons were injured in a two--car collision at 12:10 a. m. 3 a. m.; Steel Trader down 4:10 SundaY on Rt. 218,threea00loura. m. tenths miles south of the junction of Rt. 7. Officers said cars driven by Jud Harrison. 48, Rt. 1,North~. and William B. Carter. 23, RL 2. Gall:IJ»olls, collided when Harri· son lost control of his car after paBSi~ another vehicle and the Funeral services are amounc- Harrison car went left of center ed for !blrley Hollon, 73, MJn. ersvtlle, who died this moroing in Athena. g,e Ia aurvlved iiY her huobancl, at' Morning star. Services will be Weclneaday Roscoe; four children, Opal Barr. at 2 p.m. at the Ewing ~. Chester; 801111, James W., and with burial In Gllmore cemeEdl11011, of Mlnorav!lle, and Dolmer, ol Athena; 15 grandchil- IA>ry, lbe Rev. Menzel Smith 0(dren, 11 greal.gandchDdreo ancl flciaUDg. Friends may ~all at 1he tun_ereveral nieces 8Dd -nephews. ate al home aeytlme, was a member d.tbe EUB Church WASIIINGI'ON - REP. WRIGHT PATMAN, D-TEXAS, haa called on the Nixon administration to ~hange ita economic policies or face utile worst depresskNI we ever had. n PUtnam said the recent Increase In interest rates on FHA and VA II10l'tgage loans was an example of what he was talkl.ng about. He ealled the rate increases a ""terrible thing... stockbl ) .;• ••' '""* tioo and· t oenlco iPlllllllr ropbor irllo " " denlld ,... lillaillool to a of ·Q•b \ ; , iuorG ' WIM> .,UIQ . 10 · '. ... ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 3, 1969 gimmel hendricks hollon jewell mccomas tewskbury