https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5b1a2b2b658451e111bb93d084224afb.pdf f8f3496b8bf799af8d4894d9d5b71f9b PDF Text Text • 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 · '. ... ' �, Ni-.....: : : : : : : : . - , t.Uet · Goesfior • Mild Verdict Stork· ShOwer Event Given 1 · · ' NEW HAVEN - lira. E 1 I Gomot wve JiiQed· 1 I ,I ->. -..... Jilriaa• - - ..,. lire. BW. llaoiaiod Blalll; wUii .... - · a t ..... Cab >and JIUII<h .........od. POINT PLEASAIIiT Glbba, llartlonl, wu foomd ,..0. ~ of a1aault aDII b&tteey on - ... son CounQ' Circuit Court. Gltid was being tried on tlll utes befOl'e returning the lesser ' man, Inez WUson. Darrell C. Stone, John C. Mayes, Lawnnee Forell'lln, ~ U. Henry, Ernest J. Morgan. Charles Bechtle, Junes Beaver, Sr., Charles H. Rawson, James L Barnett am R - F. Hall • ' 1 j' attorney Don Counsel for the defendant was Ki~ry with the atate'a case being presented by Proeecutlng Attorney M l k e 1 ~ 1 • Slaw. ' i' i i' ! I I I ) f: ,.•• ,. :: 5 •• BRENDA SAYRE Brenda Carolyn Sl,yre has received a tuitioo award to pursue cosmetology trainirw at bhio State SchoOl of COsmetology. She was one o( the wi~ ners rrcm 200 Obio - area applJcants, selected oo the basis of the recommendation or tier high school, and ranked at the top in evaluation by the scholarship bolrd ol the Ohio state School Miss Sayre is the da\Chter or Mr. and Mrs. James Sayre aOO resides with her .-rents at Racine . ty Circuit Court elllad Monday "ltll the Jury Ondlng for the do- Folknring thlto and another trial (Jamea Gibbs) Molldoy, jurors were excused urtU Monday, Feb. 10 at 9:30 Ltn. 'l'wel ve additiooal jurors were ... ~ Bowlin& Greea. ,_ion Ume. Vondo,r nl&bt Ga1'1111t - 83~7 drawn in circuU court to S'~Jpl&o ment tbe 50 drawn prior to opIng notbing. enirw of this term of court. ExThe plalntiff was asklrw judg- tn jurors named were Ruth G. ment ln the amount of $19,650 Barnette, Rt. 2 Letart; Robert Cor iQjuries sustained in a htgfl- D. Ham:m, Pt. Pleasant; Earl lL wa.y accident which claimed the Arnett, Pt. Pleaaart; Fred J. life of the plaintiff's lusbond. Green, Rt. 1 Frazier Bottom; lsThe plaintiff was represented alJell& Wilson, Arbuckle; John C. by Altomoy CecU R Dean _. Mayea, Hender80rt; Mrs. W. E. tho defendants by -rney Jolin Woods, Hogsett; Lucy L. CulleD. F. Wood, Jr. , of Huntington. Rt. 2 Letart; Mary E. Adler, Pt. Jurors •ervi~ were Doria Pleasant; James L. Barnett, Rt. Deal, Nir. Bowles, Eleanor E. 2 Pt. Pleasant; DarreU C. stone, McCmtb 1 Eleanor B. Gill. Mel- Rt. 3 LeoDi Homer Schult&, Rt. vin Nibert, Chorles D. Lana. 3 Leon. Wadear Thabet. foreman. felkluts and the plalni:lfl' receiv- ...,.., . . . DD . . . . . ! - .. , MeCools Announee ....,.. SSi1. ltld Mre. WUUam Mr- Auxiliary Names WMPQ-1390, . · On ro•• dlol ' 1969 Officers da Calhorine Roush, 19, l.elart, hive made an application for a 11'1&l"liase Ucense in the offtce of , .. county clerk. • .::.· '· : Baullloutern Ohio ~ . -~ 'l'ournlmeGt will be held at 2 p.m., Feb. 16, In 101 at COW. .Acadonv' lllii>Jirnool ·~ to an- . 11Gi>i!1 ...,b, Jam•• Stawut; ~ ' ." .. . ....,. ., .,\>, ........ · · - " ·• N; 111. Daril. Aooililmt • ptlnelpal al GABS, Ia Taurna- -lpotlng"'-·Team .. part[•• are AIIIOtllllr, Oalc • • :: •:: ' ·:• ..• ~ i,: :: urea, tbelr troubles and flm. As 101111 tile real of Helen Help US!, It wei...,., do<lge a oerlauo bruoll..U. que- laual>s but woo't 'lfidla ,.... to Send YOtrnl ASKDl FORn', care <l Helen Help US! lbla - per. DlANCJPATm SIBJER EMBARRASID BROTIIEII Dear Helen: 1 pas Dl,f problem 11 a lib- erated silter 1 at leaat that' 1 - oho .loldDiiY calls boriiOII. !l!e'a lll>ented from all t b o tldngo - · ....... ., tllrougb to be lWOD'IeD - c:oametlca (lhe' a pretty eooup..tlbootthorn), curl- ers, halrapra,y, woman's maaazlnes - she prefera tbe Play- 1n1e - glrdloa, etc. Thlo - • - matter, exctllt tbat I am ber •1dd brother,,. boy . . . . ·- ~ .' lc • ~~ ,., .., • ~ ' j') oo: UP TO • • llldrtle•• Helen, evm her brother, Fm a lho ofher :\t~ 1 apt 1o bluoh. ·1, idrls over o . <. " - r. ~ ·.Uj,Sl •' ' . ,.) •/. -~·, ~~- and ' . . ' .,•f./ •t, ,•' )' move: 'lbe ebance to nJtUrD to -rnlnr and tile clumce to become an 0111101'. Wa5hl.D&ton lut eeuon won 1101,y Qvo of 14 pmoo. And, beca•IH ot the 111De11 of Georp Prelloa Yorlhall, maJorltl' owDer or , the club, there hal been ..... front olllce dlaarp- aizadon. Lomllardl laid he ....,ld have c:Ouwloto - . 1 of tile franclllao Ia a eapacltJ olmllarlo thai <l an OXICUtlve rice prooldanl. . He oald Edward Williams would contiJue aa preihlent ml there -.ld be a ui((Uen" u-.~-- '"""-~ · Tortures Chuvalo Although Mathis, a 23~ tortured Clruvalo by · 098nlna: tlve deep cuts, the pme loser from Caretu.sed to quit or 10 dow&; Clluftlo "ent to tho canvas In tbe fourth and ftfth rourids, but botll ware ruled ollps by referee Harold Valan. The 25-year-oldMatllls oeomed delermlned to score 1 knockout giant, lhree -t. .,_..a llonday . - . _ far lbelr ' '7 ouuets· Do . Gil Clancy, Griffith's man~­ aer, contlnuall,y holleredlnatructiona and berated his fighter u Grltftth faltered badb' in the tlllrd and fourth rounds. In the fifth r....a, 1 cut .,.. C(>Oned beside GrWith's 1elt eye by Heilman's thunb, but It didn't cause 111m any trouble. The scortrw was one sided in both flcllto. Grlfftth gCJt the _dedaion 8-2 on the card ot ·ro;ere. Jimmy Devlin and ooe judge ' while the other judge had II '1'-3. Matllls won 10..2 on Valan's card and was 9-3 arx1 g.. 3-1 oo the Judges' cards. ' .. \'£ ,. &~& SCORES Mhlnbrr 84- Kutzhwn St. so Holy Cross 81 Catholic U. 75 Rutaera 60 Leltl&ll 44 Kiqrs Pt. 91 So CaM St. 72 Bucimoll 86 Wash & Jetr. 69 Marlo! 101 Bloomfield 8.1 By Unlled Press lnternlltional South , ,. • Pvrcfi...O state's Roger to win OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE · 992-2342 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pna away over Frank· NOW! BECAUSE YOU ASKm FOR IT!!! World's First ond Finest CHAIN SAWS- Bring You By United Preas lnternatloaal East W. L. Pet. GB 15 17 21 20 25 33 41 .?22 ,679 .614 .630 .528 .411 .268 22 30 32 34 38 .614 .455 .418 .404 .345 STill'S QIIAUlY & _ , STill.'I FIIIE PEIIFIIIIIIAIIC Alii m11. IIEPEIIIAIILITY 111 .•• 2\1 3'h 5 10\1 17 25 W. L. Pet. GB Loa Angeloo .• 38 19 .66? - INSURANCE REAL ESTATE-MUTUAL FUNDS lin. Wilberforce lo 3.8, Franklin 4-10. WUberforce "'" led by Wym.. Bawldno 1fitll 25 polnto. SCORES Au.nta , • ..•. 35 Son Fran•••. . 25 Son Diego •.•• 23 Chleago ..... 23 Seattle • •• ..• 20 Kuper comected oo two free throws and one minute later ac:lled • basket at the buzzer for the 118111 win over Indiana Slate. liarper led Kent &ale (10-7) 101111 15 polnta. Wllberforco brdce Into tbe clear 'lfitll aevea mlnules left 3 12 14 15 18\1 • • .•• 12 t2 .222 24\C, Monday's Reaulta A The only Economy model made witiJ Positive Automatic DOing and Roller Nosed Bar! - NOW YOU GET ALL THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES Gamel ,....., .... ....... -~- at New York Mli...WC.O at Chlco(l) Atlanta • Poaitin automatic oiling • Boll ond 'oller beorings throughout • Integrated fuel ond oil tcnkt Philadelphia al Phoenix Seattle at San Francisco CtnclnnaU VII, Detroit at Houa- • nllotson-"oll position" carburetor txm San Diego vs. Boston at Houatxm • famous BoKh ignition system • 1b" roll&r nose bur • BigS horsepower output • Weighs only 1S lb. tcomp6ete with (Onl,y Games Sd!edulod) 24 •489 3 35 .286 18 IT'S A STH.t WITH PROVEN SnHL QUAUTY & PEIFOIIMANCE t 16 If 19 24\1 EDWARD Am~~M•·• u,...tsellhtg c~pr • thNe :rears. G~SS • GT other cars RESIGNS at tile IOd <l tile - . 'nlw ~ lliiiGineed J.londoy. I Glaoa aald h1a reolpotl«in eame u It result ..ot llftiiJUre .._.I - will bo . _ . elrodlvo IDIDeGnl elM at iU bead." •'' bor and chain) .m ' . 13..5. Kent DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY W. L. Pet. GB Mlmeaota • • • 26 21 .553 1h Kontueky • • •• 26 !2 .5t2 Indiana .. • .. 27 26 .509 2 Wotro !fl. 84 Murroy St. 82 N... ·0r1-i •• 24 21 .500 llioo. 53 Ala. 51 (ot) .. · 1.<11 Angieleo . • 21 27 •438 Bethel ?2 Cllrlotlln Broo. 61 Dallas ...... 19 2s Jackaa St. 100 Wylie Col 79 Houllm ••.•• 14 31 .311 So Mill. 86 So. Ala. 79 Mondoy'a Roaulto Calawbo 82 Prollyterian 60 MlotDll23 Nl1f York 110 ..,(' Tam. W~ 99 'I'Uaeulum 61 Tuollday'a Games E. Tolin. St. 95 E. caratlna 70 hH•N at New &1e101 FLETCHER SIGNED Newbry 83 LeiiDr 111!3ne 75 .a-aolaalllemar PITTSBURGH (UP!) - The f<rm.IIOWIIIII 95 0.. So 71 (Onb' ~· lleheduled} Vrdwraltr of Plttlll>urflh has King COl 98 Llncla Memrl 68 tf&ned Tom netehor ao an E. !fl, 92 St. Fmclo Pa; 72 aaolo- coach to aer,. under · Wnotn Slm 81 St. Aucuttn 11.1 ..., head Coach cOrl DePaa- Ala. Coli 68 llnntlngton 87 qua. notehor bed been defer>. lhl bocldleld of lho Pltiahurp StaOiero the Jaol -am ,. ..... IDtiOd In 27 polntl as Y"""fllown state rallied. In the second half eo averwhelm st. Norbert. The Fotnaufna are """ ~00& Baltimore . .• 39 Pblladolphla . • 36 Now York •.•. 38 BolltOII ••• • • 34 Cincinnati • , , 28 Detroit • •. . . 23 Milwaukee • •• 15 West THE l>olf. tile - John McEII'O)' llld Ron '&nltll L. Pel. GB 6 .864 Denver • • •• 29 20 .592 11~ ·n "fn I11J' oplnlne tile ,1 "" - Eall 73 Walce Foreal62 Tenn. 65 Vanderbtlt 61 Kontuc:!Q: _105 Aebwn 93 Mla!>d . • • . • 28 Tenn. T~h '7$ Cilltlailbooa 6t ' Now York • • • 1t Cl~ 9~ WKM. & Jlir)> 81 Welt Loulolua St. 95 Mloa; St. 71 W. No. Tex. St. 89 Meii1Pbla St. 71) Oakland • • • 38 Okla. City 82 Loyall, LL • • • 'lfilllln 1111'101!" ml bocauoe ' points. 'llla,:etl!lllk - ' ."\\ .• ny lor die victor)' 101111 26 • J[avler (7.12) lleld a ' ~~~ l>llftlme lead llld led until mid- llaldmore 132 Cltlcago 122 Seoltle 114 Loa Angelos 107 (Onl,y Games SchoOOiod) Eaot ...,U.. .. .' -:.. .. Ill ~ Ceotral at Blulltoll, Cedarville al ~. Urbana al Mal..,., Aahlaod al Silppory Rock (h), lllld Berao - ~.)Ill Rio Xavier had tile potential tr. lng beokot In 'lfitll 18 .... ODda left, but loll tile ball and Sl. Bonavllllure ate up the cloclc, Bob Lanier poved tile '1\aeldaJ' I PhilL Tex 73 1111. St. Jlory's 71 utlm. Tho wlmer 1 -•· red. . ,_.co tbe Well Vll'(llrdana 2~ Ia the tlnal otanzL Hardin paced lllo looera With . •11"1 pointa. Jim lolillor had 19 for lho winners. Rid~ " - "u next 'lfitll nine and John CUDDlngbom had •fall~ . The local lrooh will end tllelr 1918 • 68 clftlliOIIn at Cbo..,. pea1ce on Tllarldal". lhulq)ed lhil Golllana last Tiles..._,. le the amKat SEOAL Freshman lournament. , l!llht Gamel Toallbt Gr-. or By Ualied PreiB laternaUonal Lombardi aald be did 1101 know the dxtul -ad bo <l Otto Oraham, hOI been tile Redlklna' head eooeb IOd 89. klailun Caladlan. ••Jt WII awful.., However, Matllls aald he eJCI>oldl a loulhor flcllt fran Q...-ry. "Bo'• ....,...,. lnd quicker than Ctuvalo." 11kl Matllla. No Follow-q, Grllllth, who weighed 1~6'A pounds c-od ro 161 for Hellman, ohook hlo Weal Coast In tho ftrot ...... but was unable 1o follow 111 any the -rtunltlea he had. Collep Seoree .................... at y _ . - . ; Wllborforoe Fronklln 109.83 at CC>Iumbuo; ml II.~ llld by Xavier at Cladmotl 71- El&lll pDIOI ware 011 lap toDiallt; Heldollier& 111 ou.rt>o1n, ~ at IDram, Moo- EV AllSTON, D1. (UPI) - LarrY .GlaU Ilea relilned u buatbol! '.-... at Norilnn>Biem, If the director """ llack up -ably aplnot lho compotlllon, ho will make ar- eat their words. Calling a car a hot performer Is one thing. Proving it Is another. Torino GT performance speaks lor Itself. Just how loud Ia up to you-wllh six V-8 choices, !rom a standard 302 V-8 up to the big 428 Cobra Jet Ram-Air. (When this one talks, others listen,) Torino GT shows It's heir apparent lo the 1968 NASCAR racing champ. Special handling suspension: Wide-oval tires. Competltlonslyle wheels. Stripes. The works. In SportsRoof, 2-door hardtop, and convertible models. And then there's 'Cobra. All muscle at a vety tow price. In all, you have 16 different ways lo go in Ford's lnlermedlate line, from the hissing-hot Cobra to lhe handsome new Falrlanes. Every one a winner. Visit your Ford Dealer's Performam:e Comer soon. Very little talk-lois of action I TORINO Th'- Oltlr .. II•IHI llo Clll- 1M....._,. OJtlo lb.cbic C.....W CwMDIMII., . .,. i SWITCH to a m~rn flamele~s electric-range ,, ';,.-,_ if you are presen~y. using an old fashioned flame-type stove: ~n .You do; you ea;, up to a 25-doll~r ($2!?-®> range wirir)g_allowance. L~K f~~ a ~an~~~g allo~~nce coupon with your elec~r.i.~~rvlce .statement. Take It to your electric.,a~lli~ ~aler today. ·, ' ' :. ',>. •· '.• SIGN yo11r coupon· and fill ·in the' ,requifeel In· . .· formation. vo:!Jr wirinB, alloWa~ W·~,. ·· able through 1\pril 196~ rJ .i .,: ' ' ·,. ~; CHOOSE flame!e~s elec!~IC. r.~n~. \!i~h i · self-cleaning OVI!n: 5et itlle,·-;;iean,ng·cbfltrd!.S' ·. ,qJ• q ~•:, ' and t!le oven will cleaf\ . lf$!!1~;. ·ll~OJTI)Itll;ally .. : :. electrically: ..,for' ~~ tryan.t~ ~c!lp!' 'l~lf ' •: no effort from Y!lU. ' • •' 0 . ·~. .. . ' •' \ ' • ' ., /' :0.1 ' '' •' ·~· f i • ', .-'·' . '1/.ft, ; ;. 1 '< I j ' ... Iii to lol-l ~ wid! at .-or ' ! ... ' /;,~ I •; I .·,' ao. a • . ,.1!, :. ' ~ ·~- ., Meeting Planned JoMPhlne COChran ~ Mrl. J. J. LoYtiL Mrs. Hcner Mardn. Sr., will .Preaide ctu.Ttrw the buaJ.•aa se• oloo followlov t11o tunc._.. I , . Golllana led,. 9-11, . 26-10 34-28 altar tllreo.perlbdo of ~-II Wll ' -i. lDcldre at a model apncy, greterabl,y In New York Clboulh moll large cltlea have 110011 ....,...1), Rtbl. Beale, Mr1. DIU. ..-..tolD 12 out!q:o. Dear B: HNNSHI ~r the ~ "mixed'' one? "ill bo Mlao Jilllet' &nlth, Ml11 Conley' G . KO!K; YOCIQPIDWn Siaie rolled over St. 11ottu1 (Wia.) 92-70 . Jlatilla turned Gfor&o Cbevalo'a taCo Into a bloody pulp lo lake I 12-round hoavyorel&bt verdict and fti!D- I bout In the Garden 'lfitll Jerry Quarry m Morell 10. Grlllllh, tha Iormor ,.ller...ljllot and Dllddle1relallt chomp who was celelntlng ltls 31et blrtllday, owrcamo. a oluafoll slart to 'lfin I Ill-round decleion ovet" llncl,y Hellman, a game, but autsunned substitute tor 11\lUnd Doyle llalnl. Grlfftth eoel back In action In the Garden on Feb. 24, trylrw to avonse • loss to Stanley h Tramp le ro1n., 0 • f 62-31 eros · S.C. r j ~ _., all....,' NEW JERSEY ...... ......,..,..... tldngo bed ""'Yed blm lo lho declalon lo m...P,. tile pool IDIOI: Kill! Siaie m:·...: ~.:~.:.:...u:.~~:s::::; Macuaon Square Garden. _.. (IOIIel'al V, . .. and need extra cub tut eu't had< a aleiMIY. ~ job, l am lnterealed In modalllng clotll•• tor male mquiDea tbat have fashioo pqea. I belfeve I have tile proper 'llalmeallono. How do I II' alloulgi!Uine ,lobi? - B,R., Monthly Luneheon Kn&r Creek• .111&11 . Scllool Freshman ~ 1111111 tllUifti'Od Pt. Pleulllll ~-· I am a malo co11e110 - PT. PLEASANT - The Sor· vice Guild of Christ ~IIICCJIIO[ to but _ Church ..m hold tbelr lllllllllll,y "' eri>uruiOd. .. lblnk I11J' .... luncheon meetlrw. WedneldQ, 1 :~oiiW dna a little more p.m. In the chureh porlall boule. ~·~;t:::.: :' ' . be,......_ , but Ill ldaad lllditN Siaie 11745 at tile - \~n::;d•~thelr 7Mrl • Ukoo ber ny of ute - Blld t111a Ia flue for rolued femlnlue llv. IDe: Moot slncle (llrladreoodown at home and duo'! dreos up for female com,pany. But I can 1M 1rbere It -.ld oml>at'raoa YOU, )lot at SHE wuald bo Irked If ,.. - e d In front <l her boy friend&. You'll be c:IHer trl.end1 U :rw split up. Ri8lrt? - H. ltld since l llarled oollop, I lhare her apartment. We ._ 1'1111101110111 .. .,._. . . ~ along line, and II'• a Y0r7 eca/.' "eompolite" wbich wt11 be aeDt oodcal orrangoment, bat die ny .. ~... mapzlne adllhe dreuea - or doelll't drua tora, etc. 'l1dl t:a an at )'QUI' own - embarrasses me. Atbometlaat _ . . , and It ltll'l tlllllllq li:. 9\e gussiea up ror datel. •.__ But U often .,.-coo ,.._ PU be spedflc. Theothernilbt aultt. ol1e lnvlled one of her (llrl • Good luekl - IL friends over tor d:lmer. l kept Dear Helen: uldng when she was 110:lng 1o My dad Ia alnyo lllll'lnl!illlogs dwJge her clothes, bJ.t she jult like, 11Strailhteill up or leave the llllruaecl. 5be . In table!" or "II' you ar•'t Pal lhort aborts and a heavy puUover to work, aot out <l the bouoel" •eatahlrt, with nothJng 011 un- The other day l 1101 out <l tile ~ath, and this was vecy ..,_ ...... ....... he aold that, and Jll'ent 11 ber ~" lJ a knock- whon 1 came bad< M -. around 38.1.14-'15. me for a IIMXIIb r.. belnl dfa. When l talked 1o hor laler &- obedient. l did jual- bo laid. - - lhe apolosfzed and llld Wlo1 · ........ ...,. - ....,. lllbe wu amued tbat I wu .- ...... ?-NICK llfl- Altar all ........ )lot ... Dear Nick: ~another "oman IOd PD bet your f - will, Wi' .own -..er, and IIIlo walll't time. And ..at ... oul - ........ ·...i :«L .!lie just doellft eare he'll 1110111 wliat ha ...,... tool oloout narb!a ............,_, (Okay PUp, admit It - ,... ...,_ · ~admit lhe never wean HI• edl)- H. dotbes and she eoven -··•' .,.!!horn Local, Eulern, Norllo Gallla, SOUI!noealem, t YOVTH ASKED FOR rr1 Tbla column Ia fOI' 11JU118 people, their problema and pleu- Prfnclpol ' Ed IIIII, •• :• D.rn1naa tor Ute Clan 01A• ml . feei)'OU do bell. M'!~99818ilitMVoW:i't'JM " •' Wla. (UPD- 1 1tW ban a IUbJtaatial piece CJ1 lfll(tr, ltld lho poaltlon 'Ifill Include ooachlne. 1 'Ifill have control ot tbe club-,S.ery.. ••• ••• Packers ·Give Lqmbardi'( o Th. ough t R . equest Senous ocimothiq you am- • ~ ·il polala. NEW YORK (UP0- Thoro atlor Chonalo hit blm loor In the 1010 be .., rest for lho Yletora- nrot round. , Buster Mathia and Emile "If I ever got cut 111 Uke that, IIQJIIIthlas: aometlme:• Lombar- Ol'dlnar7 matter!' dl . aald. "Mel ~ -·t 1o ~ Lomllardl oaf41 two ,_ uu . ~ ooer Vlrlinla PI>IYiedmle BG, . DOW 7-10, wa1 butal Jan. 2~ by Marlhall In four ,.. ertlmeo 1110-98 and on Feb. 1to Wootern Mlehlpn Ia two .,.,... tlmeall8-87, -r . )lmper, led all ........ 10111124 Mathis, Griffith Score Easy Wins In exlro mblulea C!l !)lay, rrom : ..... ·: • - the Faleon~ Vtnee I..ombardl, w11o at the . _ However, bll tnnsfer from <l 5t ••ntlred" fl'om utlvo the city lbat 1111 been h1a llome eoachlng laot ,... 1o bicome for tile pool 10 roan hll!pJim . 111o Greell 11a1 Padooro' pnera1 one tlliD&-Iba 'lflillllll'!!lt dl tile 1111111..., aold Monday he hOI Paekero' Executive COuncil to uked tile team ro releaoa blm excuae ltlm trom lho balonce of the llnal !Iva 318rl <lltlo hlo - . . . . coalraet 10 11111 he qu booome Paekera l'resldenl Dominie t11o top executive cdlcer, lila OIUdczalc llld tile eouncll coaeb aad 811 owner of the would lin Lombardi's request WIJIIinatmlteclaldno. "oerklua oonoidorllliall." But, lie u~ wants to own Ald. •'thfa II not jult an " . Cool, 11te former Joyee Swartz, Middleport, are ..-dllc lllo blrill <l an elgtlt[IOUIId. dx ounce, son, Keot Elllee, on saturciQ, Feb. 1:._ at the Lockbourne Air Force lla.. Hoo&>llal, CoiGrandparenlo ore Mr. a • d Mr,. Gone Bwarlz, II., jMlddl_.t, and Mr. and Mn. '!loy McCool, lllzard, !fl. Great. porlmeat. ~ lo Mrt. Edith 'They are Marte Btrchfteld, - . Grant St., Mlddloporl. prelident; LouiN Eada. firltvice set- and Mre. McCOol, formerpro.aent;JudySnmrdea,IIOOOI!d l,y of Middleport, have vice ......._, VlrJI(nla Mlehaol, .... Kell,y, four. Set. MeCGol aecre1.arY; Mar1lyn w II eo x, It a rec:!'liter Ia the Columhua treasurer, and Jucty Klller, reporter. ' Mr. onc1 Mra. swaru a • d Meetlnge were nt for t h e Jercy, were Ia COlwnbul 1hlrd .,.Tdeada7 of each month at over the weekend lo vi.U 101111 7 :SO p.m. at the Rutland 1 1 r e tbelr .... l!l"and- The-house. Projocio will be planned ea were accompanied home c~ning the February meeting. ...., evening llj tbelr srllldiiQI( Any women residing In tho Rul- Kell,y McCGol. Mro. SWoru llld land vlclnU;y 1 whetber her bus- Koll,y will rolurn to Colambuo band Ia a member a1 nre de- ~ wbere Mra. 8nrl2 will parbnent or DOL, is eligible for ...... -the Clrl ofhardau&llmemberolllp In the auxiliary. lerml11011'11l"and1011. I tftpped ... kef"' GREEN . BAY, ' . .• · ·WOtL 1:45 .A.M.. • ASK TOWED PT. PLEASANT - Billie Joe Black, 191 Glenwood, am Bren- - lllllllmte. Ill'- Tho-.. receiYOdiiiAIU' llfla. Sending glfta were Mre. Alma Bo•- Mrl. Katie - . Mr. and Mro. Ortlon lleo- Mr. ml Mrs. Joe Cranclol, ml Mrt. Sar· 1111 Hoffman. p(Qinc ... lllolr at 71-71 17 Ill tile Pall nine ....,... - - - · loll. Dick .......... """ lnl ar.en Plvad IIQ:eo pmea inare a Ue , 101111 a loal llld loll two <l lhom Ill . . . . llunlolte, lol'r .. QeD Iiiii Mil1ha, Mrl. 0...., Horbaur, ~llliler, Yro. 0111 ·~n, Mr1. Patti Neol, Mro. Bill Bllln, M r o. Jlory llopldno, Mro. llan7 MilNEW RAVEN - Jlro. ~ ... ler 1111 Gall, the hcntree, Mrs. W. HeiiOil d. Brold. Run com- stewart. and bolte11e1, M r s. munltr - - 81ndo1. Jan. Gilbo and Mra. LIQy4. 26, 1fiiii a dlmer hooorlna hor Son<llnr llfla ware Mrs. Kmhuobolld '"' h1a 8111 birthday. at ecla Hereford, Mrl. GecJrge Hela thelrlloll>e. Mrs. LUlie Edwardo, Mrl. Allm&g ..... their dlu&ll- Harry J, &nUll, Mrs. Leonard tera, ooe 10ft, ~~ Fields, Kim Ftelda, Mrs. Orb Bumprner, Mrl. Gloria Buzand and their - · · aa well aa m&r17 frienda and rel- zard, Mrs. Douglas Mlller, Mr1. at!Yeo rialted 1ilroulhout tile R o - Oldaker m1 .llno. Ot. tie Bouah. All-lllr tile dlmer ware the honoree, Geora W. He11a1; Mr. and 11ra. carl Glllbl and dlu&ll· ter' carl etta; Mr. aDd Mrs. Eddill Rickard, EdcH.e, Jr., a a d Maclde, Mr. and MrL Olla Bel..., and daulirteJ', Jeannie, Mr. and Mro, LarrY Lalho)', Jflf and omcera were elected during Mell111. Mr. and Mrs. BIlly Ute reeeat organbatfooal meetu~ m1 Mro. lles11011. Vlottlng during the ..._,. nre Ing <l the ladles auxiliarY of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HOI- the Rutland Volunleer Fire DeRegina and Ricky, Mr. and Mra. Leo Clark and Mr. HarrY Grimm. The , .._ The llllrd time . . . . dlorm ...... """"' ..... boldod t2.:9 tor the blttlt"'NIT F aleon1 <l at tllo half, bat DIOMeed lo Honored Sunday Plaintiffs· Case Ignored PT. PLEASANT - The civll aetion, Ora C. Richmond vs. Robert McDermitt, et al, which began last Friday iu Masoa Coun- Mrl. Octogenerian erlm.ll'&l charge of feloniCIUI . . sault. Jurors deliberated 40miD- were Lawrence EsheiiiW', f~ ~ llld - Ill" tialted Preoa-..- Glfta for t11o ......,_ wore GJ))be. llrL Olarlu ro a k e r, placed In a ....., bed deoonted lira. Gelwrleve Lewl1,llr1. Hirold a.-, folar7 B u mfor lllo ocea lion. prnor, Mr1. W-.I Ko,flor, Rca.ld Wilcoxen. Gallipolis, dul'loc a Jury trial Monlay In .,... .• - Now llano, - .. ,.,..,. 27, lira. Corl y...,. ......... deoont. Gti.bo llld lira. 111111 llilrd <l ed With tlnJ dolla. Now Haveo, I01'\'IJII u _ . , _ Attenclb!i: were Mrl. 1..arr1 • JOIIIH verdict of assault and t.ttery whicll is a ml~emeanor and eould carry a pan sentence of lix months. Sl)henctrw date for Gibbs was sei by tbe court for Thursdly,' Feb. 20 at 9:30 LID. Jurors servtrw during the trial Falcons .F inally Win Overtime Bo~t and r I �. ., ... • ' St"'le 'how Them . e Settled · ••.,.J:e~l~:~rr,·:u::; Of lbe ~·•leon•. '' Fir~~g s~~~:ad ~ Have New Rifles . ....,. . Admhalons P-.ateatlon ot .mla1lons suapended until further notice. Dlaeharps Katl>ryn s. Adkins, Mrs. Mary B. Carpenter, Mrs. Flora F. Chunber1, Mn. Jennbwl B. Clay, Mn. Leater Craae, t.. roy Durst, Herbert GOkey, Mrs. N. o.niel Greene, Truman J, John A. Moss, Mrs. Dorh J. Sickles, Mrs. Harold E. Slaemore, Helen E. Smith, George Blankenship, Jr., Mrs. David L Burchett and in1ant, Mn. Frank E. Kirlzy aOO infant Jons~ .... .' Tile JUO>- merchenll t ior Wiimea's Oub decided that nF'bblOIUI Unllml""' will be lbe rqr · tho ..-.lfl'l.. llw1' hla ~·~ to otJie. ~ to !>o Mid at tile hlih d_te..., Wrlll!! ~haral· tolll · - Ifill ... 11101-ch 18. . pro-... to u., -'~"~ ~~­ last weok 'a t lbe hOme OJ'• ' lil•tlfC<IDJ>OiV II landi1111 ......,IP~ ·~ro. ~~~ow. Qf )(rt. Camie Hua1ell, ~ '~ ~ . .,..;.. 'T., ~ ..._ member• H'utoric Move Will THE ANNUAL OHIO safet)' slog1m- essay rontest has taken on appeal this year to contestants. -'111 'Y•• Death Sunday .,Vllpl • . · . s 8U,ILDE . verllity's 165·yeat hiatorY 11 scheduled to begin fo4twlelay, Feb. 10, at s a.m. 'Jbe ftnt of more tun 450 000 books perlodleal uti ml~ro­ tum ~leetlona ~~ o1 tablea and ~:hairs' and other equtp.. ment and reeorda wll1 be moved > . SUPPLY CO. . Thcllql•oallld nre CRASH. SHOE SALE HURRY Swat~el. ty. , ... l)anvWe Wesleyan Cburch Frl1111 nl&bt prepored packages for memberaln aervice, Robert Pul- ' -' Are Awarded Sunday Pins for perfect !llnday school attendance were awarded &mday .. -...·- .~..::.,:...~·:::r .. .:, .., ·-~,.... ·~ lncludo• yorhaul, lab• 4 Cyl. 0 . COMPLETE h ~·~·~ 59 N. 2•d A.-.. 992•5560 Fturst Mr•terr 95 Ruth Da.g~r hasn't dotte this for ·years . DISCONTINUED .ICAPS ______ J/2 OFF · , I • CAR BUFFS TEEN-AGERS DRAGSTERS ETC. lnotoUotl . ' , ·I ' .. ., . • ;; • CHEVY MUFFUIS $9.99 TYP£ SHOCIS $6.99 lnotallotl ,, .... __ : ..1•.' ' '· ·~ ... 'J ' ' ., ·I.~ ', l#ri'~' ' • ' ._!- _..![-· • ""' . UP to FLAMELE~S ... . -' . .'. ' ,1.,. • • -... ·'"'>' MOST .. . ...... w• ~~ ~ - . • .:-. \ l ,~. . ' -, i .. . '-'L .... . a.'· ,liu_ ~ I TEXACO J 675-2410 PT. PLEASANT I. VA. ttz-5116 . . •DDLEPORT, 0. WEDNESDAY FEB. 5 ago. · R~ Karr. stationed with . • Big 70-0unce -:"utlc Decanter • 124. Rectangul•r Oi1hpan • 5-Compartrnent PI..UC CuUery T rwt • 21·1nch P1111Uc Laundry Bakel LARGE HAMPER .... ~. i ~ 2" 2&-ln. piiHtlc clotttee him- per. ColOra, whtht covtr. '· rtvlew Stalack'l, .. . . .rl~ ~cana." ... ' . . '· .. ~ I' .I MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 INTEREST GI!OUPS WERE ORGANIZED at a m-ng or lollddleport Troop 5 Frlda.Y night. Badge requirements were diseuued and the girls selected four areas of toterest 01'1 which to :work during the next few weeks. Seleedrw: the ' icttve citizen badge tor their proJect were Kathy Baker, Sherry Lone, Cothy Coburn, am Beth Vaughan. Salurday l'lelll flf Mr. llJid Kellee Burdette, Susie samuars and Sherrie Lane will work on Mr1. James Reed and Lawrence the book badge; Marilee C.:saell, C.tby COburn, Cberyl Adams, Reed, Bradbury, Were Mr. and Cheryl Woods, BetJt Vaughan. and Janie Van Meter 11lected the col· Mrs. Lawrence &lgane Reed and leeton' badfi tor their work project, and Marilee Cassall, Tami children, Kim and Raymond, coHolfrnln, Becky Fultz, cathy Manley, and Cindy Gille will work on lumbus. the Sll!venl phases oC the community safety badge. Mr. and Mrs. WUllam King Followiai the meeting a court of hOnor was held by the patrol visited &utlll1 with Mro. C<lra leaders. Patrol names Jrera arutOUnc:ed IDd they are "'lbe Five Webb, Racine. Mrs. Webb baa Flrwerl" With MirUee casaell. l~r; nThe Beetles" with Tami been oonflned tQ her hOme since Hoftman, leader~ and the 11 C Patrol,.. with Cheryl Adams, leader. an ankle tractlie aeveral weeka .....,_,Mro. . ; Jl!l)DI»QRT Llteraey Club. IIIJed IIi w.....n...,, 7:3Q .P-DI.o home of ~- Mt~ 'Rlchar\1 ow,.: lira, Ben oo FENDEI SllmaDUCED • CHROME WHEELS INSTALLED '19. POMEROY . Mrs ~ ·I') Mrs. Carl B. Daaer of Robertsville, Ohio is 'a "bug•i havine a clean rahge~''With the old one I was always.hav: ing to take it apart and clean the.burners ... and.alter ' · ~ · every ineiil, clean lhe bottoms of pOts and pans. By\ 11ot · any more, because I've got electric. It 4;00ks ;so 'inuth· c,.aner, better and faster." Thesure lhe' ma~q,t.ieaions ?,but_~~ 3 wome~ in thi,, ar~a cook ,~t1C,1Iy, · · Isn't iUtm~ Y!l!! moved UP to tleanel, bilttet;ta~t,(.!!i!O~· ina! Se~ th~ exciting new 1~9 flall)e!ess .electric rari!~fs 1-.: ~~your apphance dealers. , .• . .,. ·' :«· :.- IN STOCK ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ' _.. ·- PAPER TOWBS .-low ,, EIMfi'SU ...... GIL\iHft ••• or achoof glue Itt• ._._. OUII 1'14~ GIEDING CARDS 59r 21Jr -..... c.ds m•nr occ:•lclnt Bupw .,.,.,...... In whH•. or pink. u-- .. .. IIAG. WHEELS._ $29.95 • CITY ICE AND . .f·UEL CO. C"'"'" .....,. • heatto T111st niiht E HUSIASTS SHinER ______ $31.95 ' ->t--------- MIDDLEPORT, 0. ALL I ALL CAR CAR SERVICE CENTER -· •. or loclud.o Porto & Labar ''···· ' ·........ BniwnOU' A v e. ~- ThO¥ rormercy reoidod .. Mill St. Mr .... Mra. Lee Boughman moved (rom ihe Bradford bouse to their ,.,.1.7 - Mri; Ploree loin Walhchased ~ In Brlltl>ury • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ben· 'IDgton, D. C. ror an Olllellcledvlo"'!!t aDd ICXIs, Chuck aDd Seve, It with Sit- and Mrs. Lee Clark . aDd ramtb-. She weot esjiOCialPOMEROY CHAPTEII186, Or· Columbeo wereweekel!dl'lesto b< to ... her two mmth, old • der of the Eastorn Star, 7:45 p. or 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ben· p-eat - granddauglder, K ell7 m. 'DieidaY nl&bt at the I'IIDie- ·nett. Clork. 'roy Meoonlc T-Ie; lnotalla- i Mra. E. J. Iiili wiU so 111 Co- tiGn or two otrlcero. lumbua Woclniitiilay for a .,-or• ., REGULAR MEE'J'JNG, Mlddlool dlqo' Ylolt with Mr. and "!r•· pori LOdBO 363, FloAM, Tuell· TIIURSDAY B<Q' . - . and lolloo Mary lUll. 1111, 7:30 p.m.; all 14aotor Ma- simtadoo ol units needed to plan She plana 111 return home ...,. 1111111 Invited by Cltl L. Taylor, for oprlng district cenlerence tlte weektlnd. worablptul malter• ' at Mkldleport in Aprlli other Guests of Mr. llJid Mro. catl . MEIGS TEMPLE 153, Pythlan Important buslneos. o-~ over· - · ~-~ · we r e Slaten, 7:30 TUetdl1 ·nl&lrt at -~· w-N -n-u ~ PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tem. Mrs. Ge~ · lolllier or· Wooo- the hall; formal I n - on w ~ and -- , .._ ... - Mr L I otO.cefa; member• to wear for.. pie, Pytl:d..an Sisters. 7:30 Thun-·-• - ., . I, . 0 U I dov at the home o( Mrs. "-'th _, cblldriil, 1'1!111111. Pam mols; rerrethmeato by. hooteos -.:-cand,... .,.- Col1iiidoii ,..·..; ~ . - Mrs. Elizabeth All- NotUe llaYes, Middi09Ql'l. • ·~' · ' .· · . ~· ' min Ia lnatelllng ofilcer. EV ANGEL!tjE CHAPTEil17~, ~ !'#: t, ~. ,.WoMEN'S SOCIETY it Cllrli: Order of lllo Eastern &or, 7:30 . leeo ... W!l!~ · 11!111· · tlari Service Elltorprlaa UQit- · TburoclaY nlllhl at the Mllldleport C.:~ ~-==:.:•> id ~·Cburcb, 7:30o'!"'"~ .Masonic Totnjlle. . • , ... . . . . . . . ... illabt at lbe - · qf )llrJ. • FRm , llt~Wallw1 ~..,. ,, .. , .;, , ~ • .i ,....,.._ ,. ••~ ---~ ._, AY ·. •Mt.rj.i'd'f.,WWIM\".Jidl•\ij.'" ..,..,... ~..I·.w HAPI,!Y ,H~VESTERS Clooa, '114 of IJOI~ WeriiM'I!iom.tiJ ' tii'blil.•vil-. FJ.iday 'e..nbw at TrlnltJ Unlt-:pot of Mi: ' IIIII Mn. lloboi't WfDNESDAY , od Churcb or O!rlst; W.Dtine iJileub. · ~ltl'ORT AMATEUR Plr\Y ~~~~ willlpotluek-r · - - .. ,W mee1 at 8 II· •t 6; members to call Mro. Ben IJ~~~: ,m. 1'1111l ., rood ....." ....... Cline.at 1be bome of lleutollnf ror ~~~ . ••• I60.Cyl.99 S13. 99 l•fluid. V-8 G'IVen Sun day Earl MeKinloY Day" Gift That Will Last And Last - Send A Beautiful , Bloomlne Plant- > ' Or A Dish ' Garden •.• ~~~ley's Florist· $· • ; Family .Dinner · 1\a~ rritifelt~ COMPLETE BillE ,JOB TUNE-UP $9.99 Mil_, - ond the Cup." lied out In tile relreohmeot Is- Mro. ~d Aatloalll:, II r 1. A volonllne theme woo cor- ble de<Orallmo. liro. Smart, Boul!l, Mrs. Wldte, 111>!1 MtA. the U. S. Navy, Balnl>rldge, Md. visited brtef1y over the weekand with bit porenll, Mr. aDd h011se. Mrs. Richard Karr, Jr. "nle tiYB girls were working OD the world games badge. Naw Mrs. Fox of Clltlllll, patri>h were. ·organized durhtk the meeting, and Patrol 1 was as- W. Va. Ia alatet1ng In the care siped the task ot presertlng a book badge requirement at oext of Mrs. William Brodlor<l, week'l Refreahmenta were served. Brownell Ave. For A "Valentine's at the Hemloek Grove Church. llna, llqJer Lathoy, aDd Jerry Reeelvtng the awards were Jan Prlce, oil ltatianed In VlotDam. Betz1ns. Florenca Blgp, Doroel Helping were Rev. aDd Mr1. m,p, flve years; Doria R a nc. E. Dozer, bette, Dmalcl. dol!>h. raur yeuo; Denver BliRa. ud Mike Juetus, Linda Mldkltf, lllorJI Blaa, Janel Blgp, Slu>JUIIY V~ Fred Davia, WO- ford Sloekloo, Allee Stockton, llam Myoro, and Pemlo C&ICXI. Dolma ~. three ye8rli The III'UUP laler enjoyed JOPCOI'II llar7 Nfdlclft', 'two years, and and Kooi-Aid. Barbara Dougl11, one year. PROFESSIONAL ~-:J!if~ r-·-·.~··- World Dt,y 0( Prayer Sarv; Dt.Y of Pr""er Service. . lcol to be held at lbe lollddloMro. "'"'""· Kloal lirealdport First Ball'lot Cllurcb em ed at the mootl-w wbielJ _ . · Mer<h 7 wore amounced eM'· ed wl.lll ID orpn riidi bl' 1ng lfoeda.v ~~~g~~~• 1 moolllll of Mro. Fnd Glbbo, Jr. Tllo """"' 1be B H. Saabom ''W...o a !lot7 !0 Tall .f!f1be ehUrdl. • Ill tile N-a," and Mrl. ,(;bar· Sponoored by Church w- lei lloarloa or lbe !mo. Joy IJDIIed . flf lleljro CountJ, each Circle ....,_ , . . _ , ~o­ ~· litternaU~nol · 1lllnklrw Dt.Y oboervonce ror Melga Counb' slrl communltJ wUI haVe a World lila ''Whirl-• of LUo~ ao ber oellilto hU been -llvob< set ror Feb. 22. . theme. l'ltn• belllll coooldered are ror an "International" dinner, with Memberl wore 'reminded to tho oeo0ato In 1be cootwnes ol the notiCXIoi dlahoa that 1bef provide make 1be1r conlrlbuiiOII• to l!lo for" the dimer. Mr1. Richard Vaughan said more detaU1 ot the event · ICholarlblp fund for a ·Baptllt wUI be p111101111Cocllater. II was noted tile! lbe . , . 111111111 girl ll;CIII cookie oale ended Melllay. r-lera are Amerlea for O!rlot olrorlng wUI r~ tllll·ordero are to be In 1be hando or either Mrs. l R. Neal The relllm or M. BilL T. M. be taken~ Feb. 23. or· ·Mrj. · RlcbOl'll VaUgllan by Frllll1. Cookleo wUI be delivered the COUriU !rom a year In Viet- • Ullng 'lbe Old R u g 1.o d week 1!1 Mlrch' 5. . nam wao celebrated !lmda.v wllb aa her topic, Mra. Ellzon, ~ Jrooi> coooullanto and orprd!Ora met wllll Mro. 0 ramtl7 dlmer st the homo of oiJelll Slovln dedicated lbe loOe Neai, .JWirNJorhood chat"""" and Mrs, AM P11ton and Mrs. Janet Mr J Edworo Footor Moin gift. She waa aolilled In t be H_.•trdlri, trainer and d!-strlct ldv1101'1 raapectlvtfl;y, ot the Four St. 1 Pc,~. ' preseatltloq by Mrl, Beulah RJver• Girl SCQut: CouneU~ ··• · , CottrW and the couple' I White andMr1. Da-.HI!Qm. Mr•. _r- ~a.- . of· th.e m.eethw: ~··to ouUIN: the roleandreaponal- ' rour children, Mary Jabe,J~, Paul Smart, lrfri.Pearl~n, I>IUU.o of noljihborhood omciiJs. Present weee Mra. Borniee Me· JUl aDd Joan, have spool 1 h e aDd Mrs. Franeeo Boarho reK,IIJlll', Mri. JIOr-.:d Fuli•, brownie conoultants; Mrs. WOllam Olt- post year ln'I'Omeroy. Mro. Cot- celved 1be love gift olrerlng. ltnger 1 .: ~nior consultant, and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger and Mrs, Vaughan. trtU 18 the former Ann Foster. Mrs. White, Mre. Tony Fowtroop orPntzoro. ,, BilL CottrUI ltatlnnod 11 Tan ler and •Mro. lllartha King ·had Friday 1 meetiqr: will be held at 9 Lm. at the home ot ~s. Son N1Rrt, vteinam, it Oil a ttve tbe program (or the Dorclll ~lr­ Neal f4r the service ~· and on Feb. 18, •. neighborhood meeting week leave. He Will report to cle. The lapie was ''The Quach will be held at the Columbuo and Soo1bern Ohio Electric Co. at 9:30 the Sew'art Air Fon:o Base In a.m. Temei.e. In llareh. SALISBURY TI!OOP 100 and the • A VALENTINE PARTY WAS PLANNED ror Feb. 13 at tile SalloJ""""'! Mrs. Footor · CottrUI r.mt17 ror 9111bury tJeinontary School when Troop 100 met Thurodl1 nlgllt. 1111 were Mr. aDd Mr•. Gene the t111 ceremony led by the , "Vampire Patrol" q,ened the Yolt enG children, Mart b a,. m8eung. The girls worked on Vllentlnes tor their parents. Retreah- tblrlea, and &J.aan, Racine. mefll·~ were ~rved to tf\e 19 girlf'and tbelr leaders, Mrs. William ' 0!'llnl!lr and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger. · MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 GAMES .OF OTIIER COUNTRIES wore llught by Janet Lee Neal, Vldd ·kelt,., Clnd7 Manley, Terell Thomas, and Julie Hamm during a moOting Monday night ol Troq> 39 at the Mlddleporl scout satisfactorily at the Damesvllle Hospital at Barnesville, 0., where she UDI!erwent surgery last Thesda,y, A former resident of Lincoln Heights, Mrs. Drake phoned a good neighbor of past days on the Height~~. Mrs. Vincent Dabo, rrom the hospital. Attendance Pins of 1be • MRS. HARRY DRAKE, FORMERLY of Pomeroy, is recovering ' lf1lb Claso Prayer Day Set .... Jr., Pl;Oikk\1!1 ol -llldcblldren The senior ~1. Hosts -· --lo -- . Prizes to be awarded this year include a new car for the first place wirmer In addition to Ohio' S>.No. 11ieense plates and thla year each county winner will receive a radin There's also competitl.on an:l prizes for the under 16 age groll). There will be three tq) prlzes $35, $15 and $10 plus a $5 cash prize tor each county wbmer tn Wallie Merrlll Cottrill, 75, the junior division. . to the UDiveralt;y's new JJbrary, ..._.,tedly Smda,y around The contest runs through March 31 and 1s sponsored by the a structure that ultimately will 7 p.m., at his home in D a n. Ohio Department of Highways safety, Ohio Ford Motor Dealers and eost $8. 5 rnn.Uon. Y!IIe. the Ohio Association of lnsW"ance Agents. He was born Jan. 15, 1894, ln The idea is to come 141 with a catchy highway safety slogan and ~::&::~».:««!:!).:§:!:V.:J'.@:•m:: Sllem Twp., aon or the late an essa,y of 100 words or less as to why your entry should help the Pack 2t3, Cub Scouta, wtll AI.. Plloebe - e l d ond Hen- hl8hway oalecy program. ry WUICMI CottrUI. Mr. CottrUI You can secure applications from Ford Motor Co. or iru~urance meet ot 7:30 p.m. 'lburaday II the Racine Baptlot Chureb wu a redred farmer. agencies. "~' buement. Cbaddo Hall, disHe married Cyntbia Hill on ' trict Bo,y Seoul exo<Utlve ol All£ 8, 1914, at Salem Cen• · Sbe IUI"Vivea, along with LOOKS LIKE RUSSELL McELHINNY, son of Mr. at¥1 Mrs. Ke• the MGM District, will be preslllo lollowlna cblldren, M r o. neth McElhinny, wUl finally get to c;verate his Middleport barber ent. Help II needed with the ..ck. Anyone interested Is ask~ John (Bu1ah) Hlll, Laacalrter; shop, llro. Arnold ('lbelma G a II) Russ had no sooner opened his sh(J) on Mill SL - fonnerly a ed to attend Tlurldly'a 1 e 8· JUas, St. ClalnvUie; Merrill dairy shap - when he was called to actlve duty with the Ohio Air olon. c. COttrill, Lancuter. and Jotm Natloral Guard. He has been serving at Kunsan, South Koi'ea, with R. Cottrill, alBO of Lancaster. the t2lst Tactical Figflters Group of the Guard, wh.ich was activat- ~i-W.?~~~~~ 'l'lllrleon groodebi)dren and 16 ed about the time of the Pueblo crisis. ourvlve. One Now on leave, he will return to Korea sometime the last of the . . . . - him In dea1b. week, and expects to be there until about till!! mtdd!e of June when Mr. Cottrill waa a member he will be discharged. of tile~ Gronge. The barber shop has been kept intact during his absence. RusFUneral services will be beld sell's wife, Doris, has been in Clncionatl with her folks, Mr. and 2 p.m., Wednoaday at tile Mc- Mrs. Harold Harrison. duri~ her husband's absence. And - to Coy Funeral Home In VInton, D\llke It a real local picture - for th01e of you who might rot know, UDder the direction "' Robert Mrs. Harrison is the tonner Mary Jean Bailey of Middleporl Dozor. Blrlal wUI be In Sa- For Serviremen • v....,.. 75, Oaimed By a greater aeral home. ,;·' H&rtley, •• decided thal tho cJqor ·P'I•eo 1M Chel"''oo: of COauaor<\li, will would not be id ven out untU. the end of tile ,._ ond ~hot ' ehU; be lbe 'i !l¥er ,of ceromOtpt ""' drtn mull be ac~ed by llta., Delillo W..... 1tlu ..,__ rate the at;;ylea. ~• Ill adult. Tllo point lbel all ApPot.nuH:I chairmen .re ;.trill <lotheo ror modoli aDd QUeen JOHtta Butcher, QuHri CUdf.. eandklates were rurntshed b,y the dat.ll Mra. Jud¥ Krebs, 'Advor• tl-ent; Mrs. Vlfllnla ~w, Public:it;;y; Mra. JUd,y ~. Tickets; Mrs. JoYce Slbeld, Door Cong. Miller prlzesi Mrs. Shirley Gardner, coneeaolm11 Mro. COrmall Hoi· 1tein. DecoratiOns;: Mre. Louise ' Bureau Spokesmen Musgrave, ·ushers; ·Mr.,_ Micke)' uGUt for the Yanka ·Who 'C .vt,. the Tb<Jmpoon, Progom; Mrs. suRepoi-ted 111 !<Oro Grover Ell>,.,. LANCAS'PER - Farm Bureau nnne Piercy, J~a; Mrs. Mar)' ,~ a potletit at Moljro Gonorallloo- CowiY ~oman froril the 13 Am Daniels, Modele; Mrs. ftu. pital and John WUI aDd Frlllk coondoo of 1be lOth Consresoloo- by Waugll, Entertainment; Mro. Fugate, potlenll a1 lbe Holzer a1 Dlltrlct mot Salurdl1 In Lan· COrolyu Brlilhart, OIO!rli. .. _.. ' . I Medical Center; Named to the cooter with CQns. Cl~nee J. Attendlllll were Evob'n L. olek •WIInil commi!tee tor tho MUior to diJouos oatiollal lo- Wlaeman, Louiae Muaarave. Nm. 1111111111 wore Lawrence s m 1 t h ouea lllreetlntl rarlnera. cy Burton,Jorottalloitcher, COihy ebalrDIID; Leoaanl .JotieU ..,j Included In 1be day'o odtvltle• Cochran;·Mary AnnDUIIelo, Cit· -· ,+• lillllnoL Kellnotll Jiarrlo 11 JIOII was the selection flf lihmael Gil- mah Holoteln, Jane llolalaln, J .. 9t2-374 ·~ It automatlcan;, amem- leojJio of GaiiJn Cc>un\v, BJ,t he dy Krebs, Janet .P rice, J"!nRodber of 1be cem..._. Coogresllloool.opokeoman (orthe lollcky hos~a:s. COn- ~~N~·!ti~~~~:~~ Post aver luling services plan- Ohio Farm Duroou Fedoratloo, gero, nie Huaaell, ned ror 111e second rneotln8 thlo who wUI have the reaponolbUmoniJI poolpGned Wltll pboto- IV of lnlintalnln8 oontacl With . . . graphs d.. local servicemen kill- the Congr~sman and re&WOHDted 1n VIetnam can be aecured. lng the lOth Dllllrlct when farmHumOl amouneed a dance for ara room Ohio join In lbe Farm members, their wtvea and aurll- Bureau Washington trip March 1ary members aDd hllobllDCio ror 17-18, 1969, to -with. Ohio · NOW IJOING ON • • • • Feb. 22 a1 the post home w!lll an Congressmen aDd Ieeder• In agaccordlon player !rom Parkero- rloulalre In WallhlDitonburg to provide music. 1be lJOSt The grwp met rrom 10 a.m. wtll 1poneor a record hap at the to 2 p.m. with Congreaaman MUMelp Junior Hlib School rrom ler joining theiD ror lunch and g to midnight Saturday. discussing losues alter bmch. A rabbU IIIIPJIOl' ,.., served VIrgil King aDd B<Q' MUior were by Eba Gilmo~ and Chari~• in attendance trom Melt;a C:oon· Begin February 10 lem _Cemeteey. Frleudo ~ call Tuesday lllteraoon and evening at the !u- .·' l!l""'' It ... ~ Ill~ Jn- .... - 1110111111• In 'WI!Iclt 1!11.0Cill'lnll - l-llloo iDr t!ol llrillc CI'IUO _ _ . . . . . . ' ...,od Mona.• •. ....;... Drew <lommallder . Doo - 1. ro-Woblller st, •....,.._ ~ plirtlicl m lbe DeParbnelil 11114rloa. mot: al tbe-~~- ~ COCiflr:en<:o Jan: 28 In Linda St.uvage. the Philip Sporn Plant, recently l'loJ Cud ;oporlildanap- , Cololm!!u ~ trom lbe attended 1 secretarial •emiMr ror dMslon and plant ~r sec· ..,.,_ plaK tbi-Gual> '-~ ihe ,._,.. jiOot jnn·fii!Dol, ~ DOW rifles wlli•be anllllile. tao- c1, Frlilk llf4 reillrles of the AppalactliaD PoWer CO., in Roanoke, Va. · · · · WhUe in Rmnoke, Miss SluYage visited the Appalachian Power cl al10 pve a l'lportOD mimher- Rariif, · Co. oUlces there aOO the Slnith Mountain Dam. Urda Is the daughter llhlP Wllieh ~""'l l)aDclo a1 321, • Plan• lntre advoru:ed· ~-1be which Is lt ..,.or ~ lie r&- qowalpoot ~ PlllVJ!'ll* of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sluvage of Pomei'O)'. · 1llit lbe)' o1lli hol4 Mar<h 1s ot :tbe I'Onl!t1'01 E1omeiltar7 Sebool WOlcomedU JOHN M. RICHMOND. POMEROY, has been named a member a new member D .a Oril flub.. or the President's Club, according to E. E. Ballard, president of bard. Robert . DurtDii ~ All American Life llll casualty Co. ed ocknolit...,._cardlto)IOII Membership in the club is based on selective qualifications ani meeting a speclrled volume of sales for a one year period. For 1968, a total of 58 of the company's approximate 1,500 representatives thrOughout the country qualified for the ttooor. An imATIIENS -, One of tile bil· pressive plaque will be awarded Richmond. pot and porhopo ..,. of the most llsnll!cant IIIOYOS In Ohio IJnl. w. M. Cottrill, +,._ Pat 4le ,.-rti•ll>ant• ..... not """: lll,l'tlllng, ••• ltreiJi.ed. '' PT.. PLEASANT ' .; J>;lf ' ' s. 'I lloiJer ~eat l_,., t'lnt Aft. Vlolti,. houro 2-4 llDCI 7-8 ...... Parenti onb' oo Podlalrl<o ' Mil•..,. FLOSS .:../IJr .,...putt.f .. .-.n. ~-- for -birthday, gilt.-.II, lite . �. ' :·---~. \ I . ' ll r 'nleDalJ7l¥ ·•.w, PGIPII'Gf..,. ...... O., ~.~~1M? · . • I . ~ A·LITILE 'HOMEWORK' WatchiBg Want Ads ~~~~- Top'i~~a~e~~Resu~t8~_ WAJITAD IMPOIIMA110M 2SIGN$ OIADLIMES 5,.... O.r a.-. P"'-''"''• lien • ., 0..11111• ' •••• c.e~ Wiln k ........ Of c:--..... & u.tll f .... Jw ICC.,.. QUALITY O.x. ef P.~lket'- IIGULA TIOttS Tl.o Pdllsh. ,...,.,, the rl9hf .. .41t ..- re"'ct ... , otis -...N •tecttoMIIt.. The pWII.._ will Mt h. ,..,...••••• fot · - ...... Pomeroy Motor Co. CHAIN SAIS ltlaolr Mo<lelt 1964 CHEVROLET ..................... $9011 finish. AATI!S 5 CIMI ,_r W.,4 .... I"'Mtlon . 99;»111 ""''11 '""'.....,...... . ,.. Woul ola c.,.DHIItl"'l Convertible, local 1 owner ,car. Super ~port model, bucket seats, good tires, 6 cyl., 3 speed, floor shift, radio. Popular Model ATA-Greot price . .............. 25 ,., nnt Dloc-..nt on ,.,_. .... ..... ocl1 paid within 10 dor1. BLIND ADS ,t.ddltlonol 2Sc Chart- ,.. All"''"' OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY OHIO tlso•ont. OFFICI HOURS lslO ''"'' HI 5sDO P·•· Dollr 1130 ··- ,. 121~ """· S.turclltw- i ~IMtll llrviCII CUltTII!S TBaiiiRIAM, t. lond ...-. - - , _ -..., ,......._ cr ll'lal a. ville 11a11oa, wllbaa JloU. Pomeroy Mator Co. CARD OF THAMIS & OBITUARY SI.SO lor 50. weH ~t~IRIMU•· l!o. illfclhl011al -~~ 2c. ForS.Ie Thanks .an -oril.h Grwl••· Delli ....a lllDir.d lomdq fare. ..... -· !HI-lle C. C. BllAD-D ..... AtiCDONBD 1968 CHEVROLET Nova, radio POODLE PUPPIBB, AKC TGI WISH to upresa my lbanks and healer, very cle011. Ra· mtnlet•ve. and up. Stud to all o- - . g me ldadcine Home National Bank. - . . and IJIVODiinl· " nea during my recent Ill· llllollG. U I tie 91&-3311. :l-Ute ,_ Complele lleMot m I I ttc H-ltc ELECTROL!IX vacuum eieoJ>. CLEAN upenslve carpets 111111 the belt. Blue LUI!ro " Am· AIR OOHDmONINC Refllprer, complete with attadl· erlca's lavorlle. Rent .....,.. alloa ..-rice. Jack't Refllg. ments, paint opny, oonlwinpooer fl. TIDy's B81'(81a1and. oration, New u...... hone der. Looks aDd clea111 like U«c -. title new. Pay off b - of I pa)'IJIO!IIS at $6.50 monthly. READY ·• !':IX .....,... cleUv· PiloDe IIIIJ.ZB. z.4.«c: erotl rlgDI lo ,.... project. 111M PONTIAC c.tanna, two rut and ...,. Free mateo. Pbone IIZ-SIM, Goeldoor, staoderd sblll, Bood lela Relld)' • Mil: Co., MhldJe. body and Urea. Needo •live WILL DO onriDi at part. Oblo, • • lie llppen, pockets, peggillg, job. • · Harold a........ , Loog J'(1J'ATOES, Pbone 8U4III bemmlng, altcrallonl, ole. Bollom. Pllooe ~ a - Plollltl, BUDGET PRICI!l lumllure Ill Mil. Freddie 'll!abol, MaiDD, S.Utp JO.ll-lle our third ftoor budget lbop. Phone m.I&SI. ~ Baker Furniture, Mkldleport. TERRIER puppleo, m .....U 1918 PONTIAC GTO, 4GO eublc ado. ....., VACAJIICY far tn elderb' P1D' old. Ralpb Fnllb, Maaoa. lncb, 4 opeed tranomloaloo, a. pte, Pnler prJvalll poll! .... l'lllllle m.wn. :l44tc C!lllldlllon. Pbooe IIIIJ. lloall. , _ - · m.llll. Jill ...... p.IO. l·ls.tft RADIO and TV ,.r, ...... ttMe l1ltiZ PONTIAC, 4 ·ope<d, two calla, aDd onlenDII Instilled. door bwrdtop. Phone IIIIJ.7t117. ' and Umolhy. Joe Jolm Harrllon, Pbone IIIIJ. MIXED HAY PIAHO TUNING and ropelrtng; U4lc B . JU.tfe 11'1pple. Phone -0. OI)IOI'I«<c:ed and locallJ ..... t-»«p ommellded. Call bel!n t a.m. SOME !11'1\.\W. F11one t!DC7. .t4-121p AN'ft'QUES dlsbes lumlluro lnsur•nce -· l·S«p -~mlsce~. eail JHt.alli. ' AUTOMOBILE 1111urnce beeo FOUR ROOM lloi!R, batb, . Help Wented eaneolled! Loot your oneral· Main Sl., Rutland. l'llone Telor's license! CaD 192-29tll. UDY lo cook allll ...n, and cts:~LA pela. 1 15 1ft , live ln. If not interested In -· . IMp llvlng Ill, do ""' 1bll od. Pllone tii!UI51. H-Ue IIUf'II'ET and ddDa clolol. l'lllllle '/4Wii2!. "-lie Carrie Molnllart . I w --- --- --- --- Cof..: Wenllcl NJ. aa .....,. ForS.Ieortrecle CHEVY, t\0-t.m l'llone t!Nita. truct. .... Coli • •17. WE'RE MOVIMG SHOP OUR WIDE STOCK HOWl Mr. Bryants Bud1et Shop 101 W, Main ~ • '9f2.5196 1.-.clr SLIGHTLY ,.ed wabtul CCII>' oole stereo. IOlld new fl97, t.wo IIHIIIIhl old, IIIW M. P17 SMALL BOUSE. tn IU3 per month. CaB lor free and bath. ReiiiOIIable nat. . _ trial, - · . IMte l'llone IIIUilO. U«p ONE THREE ROOM 'l'IWLER, 19611 ZIG ZAG 11e11iJ11 m""'lne portable model, one lllllllh •• two room Inlier, Marton 9kl, monograms, overcaats, W. Va. appllquea, sew1 011 llullllal. l'llone 7'/Wifl. S.Uic llutiGnboleB, blind beml droa• rtlRNISIIBD and unfuntllllod eao, all 111- atllduDeull. . , _ . QaleloiiOballl 11a1anco $311.75, or pay pay· . . . . . Mil lt.!Me menta of fl.35 par IDOIIIIL Pbone IIIIJ.2831. 2-f.Qql Rey-. -· 1!1111 l!lAIILY Amel'lee llll:eo· 'l'l1ll 1101 hal AM 6 F'M radio. Wpeed .......... rooord cbaiJCer, iove1J flnl.ob, jl1ll llloenew.Tauaver..,- ol fi.M per month or J181 1111.21. Try II In ,..,.. bomo. Phone lllll!·2831. U-11c TRAILER. a......•. TraDer Part. MinmMlle, Ohio. Pllono -· il+elc HARMONY ~til 3 and 1 .......,, Lllrnllbecl, new walla, floors, fumibft. private plll'\lllll. Ou\ of an floodl, 3 from Pomeroy poet -· lrom 10 1.111. 1o I p.m. UUc 'fiiRBE.I'UlCE bedIllite, good sprblp and WID 11011 dleap. can' . - . NEW IJtlll Zit Zlll -"'"" madllne In lovely cabinet....... made 111 zq to sew on but-- PetsForS.Ie l.ay-awaF and·DeY<f 111011. P17 off 151.10 or snY.I.IIC - I ! .! ' IIi elllllt. .. II. Abo ·~·-·· •........ . ................ '!f.'!f'•• ....,.., : Lt..... - - . . . . . .,._ ,_.,., C"".......... ., .... .. . MC011•1 12. •. ..... ......., oallacl"' the ._.. oiRax Cbeodle and Wllter8Wotl. Ho waa to the home of bta slater. Mra. In New LexiJI&tun, E1Dt!a Vernon, . Mr. ond YrO. Earl Starke)' were Friday dinner guesta of their daughter, Mra. Wando WMPO neyed on to Colmnbua where tbey risltflid his sister, Mra. Je11te Jewell on Frl~ni&IL He a~ ed ail. insurance directors ~ tog 011 Saturday bifore the)' returnod home. 1bose colllng oo Mr. ond Mrs, Fern GWOIIY on SUndl)' were Mr. and Mro. ._ , Boring, McArthur, Mr. aDd Mn. CecU GUI(It!l)o and family, Athens, and L. D. Cottrill and Mrs. Arthur Cr~btree, local. Arthur Crabtree, local, and Orland Ely, Mineral, attended the Midwinter I..ayman's Rally at the First United Methodist Church in Lancaster on noon. The recent Swxlay after- Jvmn. sins at t h e Cle- VOD Me..r of !loJ'D. Star Clllod at the home of Inti Jloollo• Clrclo a recent allemoCJa. Floronee Circle wjalted her aunt. Lauro Elselttetn. lnd aon, CecU. Pcmeroy, recentb'. Twent;)'-two were b1 attendance ...1 theoe ltellll - · ------------SMinJ,f.l£1°~.. ~- . Jon. 21i. 0!· !erlllll was •14.50. Blrtbdoy .of Pam Harden wu !JOied and o round robin corcl wu aont to Rel&tivea here received word of the deltb or Harve Fisher, CocU Circle at ChWtcothe wtohPa. Hels aunived lng him a IIPee<b' rec:ovol'l'; by bis wlfa, Metta. Mrs. Fiaher Mr. and Mra. Melvin Circle Ia 1 ohter ol Mrs. WUIIam ad dau8hto of Columbu opent Cheadle aDd Jof!en and ~ ~t ond ~ wtth was formerly from th1a area. · his IDOtber. ~ Mary Clrele. Jomea and PbyWo Circle of Now Ho..n CIIJed Slturdly .......... Jolin Ferry of Adwla receltb ..Uttl on tho Leo ramllleo, Ralph M~. Tuppers Plains Soeiety News Temple Church was well at-tended. Mary Avis Halliday, mlasloD- BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLFS ary to Bru:U, nowont\arloughand Mr. old Mro. Joste Smith and living at Morkm, Ohio, vlalted Mrs. Leah Whiteman of Totc!ll andRd>ertl.oo. Mrs. DooglotCircloonddautlh..r, Linda Patleroon,SuoFo!lrpd anc1 J1orence Circle, \'fatted Mr. and Mro, Er,.,at Jolt....., In cam· den-Clark Holijlttol In Part<er .. burg ..-ntly. the Scott Mccamaa tomlly and ond Mra. Glallyo Powoll or ~ called on Mr. and Mrs. E 1 z a McComaa, the Victor Perryaand pen Plains Yiaited a recent dl,y with Mrs. Ectlth Betzlng. other trteOOa here. Joe Grlmth and L - Brown Mr. ond Mrs. Lorry Sian.. a BUll>rlao blrthll¥ party bury, Reynoldsburg, were recent gave for Steve COWdery at the hcllllo guests or his parents, Mr. lad of Joe Grtmth aDd parenla, l\lr, Mn Dole StsntburJ. and Mro. Komoth Grll!lth SaJIIr.. Mr. and Mn. Emzle Davl1, ~ even!.. wtth 221nati-!"'O. E...,rett Wataon ~ Parkerab~~r~~, w•. ~v~~..~·:::r": Cralltreo. Rd>erta Porker ol Slraoburg ond Anna Parker of Clovelllld • • • ~.-e h!-. aratlcm of chemlcclll, such 01 the Jabricoted IUW servtd In the plaftt cat-· teria. . , ' ! IIFORMADOI IEWS · presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:SO A.M. 121001 3 P.M. AND HO P.M. · HE'$ .RIG>Il'! l<eeping Meigs Gollio and Mason Area Informed As Well As' Entertained (lii\n;rr ~, . • Lm'gest "'' of salt il by mdtlllry m t"M prtl>' .,..,.. · '' ·Jiir. and Mra. Jamea Stsllllkiii' ,..... . . . . . - . . - of Morlotta, ' Jolm ond JP'IIIdlll-• .. Nn. Janleo McPeek of Newari were Sun4ly pesta otbli mother·~ Sial-· .. Ask ms- HOIST ETTER REALTY -1.a Joedlnl. fM).OO. tion, 8 apartmenll. J modern . Good _.amt~y for couple. teO.I*I.OO 811ALL PARMII NEEDED fa •• r:!d ~=~ !" rl"y~ ::-· typo of wJnaT 1 chotuterollevol. "-~.. .~ ......._ 1 1 •• 1 ~Y ...,.._. ev. 1 336. How can I tower ItT A-Cal dow• .on your Jn. tate of an !aU, eipeclaJiy lhoaa of animal or!i!n· Q-l b a • e lleea faklnl A.tromld·S to lower · ~py cbo~Mmrol level. Now my S-Wie . level Ia normal ·but my dQC· tor w~antli me to contlllue Wit· lng Ibis ug. Art there uy. bad I decta? Wbat Ia """ between hiC/!MI MACIIINI!S, I'O)IIIIr the HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD SYRAClJSE 11111111 .!;;i':f"'~ = evllluaUotl' lhe ~ of 1J8iD ltca!M"I' ~b)ltltefactillat nltratei pve pi'OIIlpl r<!llef! Allhcnqdl the elec:trocardlo· gr1m1 ·may be behlful · In · 1ome o!aaas, It II )lol 1 1'e· Hable. of ..U.I!DCIIII of th1l COIIdltlon. SIDce lbe term "an~" by It~ meitl1 pain there 111'11 manv llJIOI ot ·inp 11110etiiJ8vartoua partl ol the bodY. m-• , '· .,......_ oervl<e. aD maws. WY s. fat and cbolelllrol? "-A-Jd.llil 1 brand ~ Ia 111111, , Mayor , FlaNUo 2184. 'ftJe Pabrte SlloP• .J'om. clollbrate and II very etreeJbGuardla of Nft•Yort elti· .,.,.. Aulllorloed lllnflll' Salel lve In lowerlnl the c~ -m: · ated tliat there were 22,000 aDd SerYico. We 8hlrpen terol level. If m:tiealtie akeWt1 weratlng ID ~. s.2Hfe, ~yrea, headache, I_. I tlty. In IJZI, the Altli·' fiiiCUI .ad ltchlnc. . Saloen Lu 1ue of Jria P"':•ulloni mlllt be · alated: "DubUque boalll of CIOARB'I'I'E 41,000 cl~ ,and l.oo!l boot11i11 M tlee. ABC l!llllitot 1111. •lleiilt lt·pven~~ W'J!q Is taldjj1 initlcoa ·· · • ki~" ll!leOI'IIIIII •to the · M-. 11'. V1. J111t11i1 mesO. . ' CiiOleotetolll .... of •HVefill ~ ~·· . . .....,., . • ••J 1- '' 'I . _.. - Q- .., tile ·'whr 414 ,.. use 1tMG tax tor11t ,.. color : man. ttl me? !.· - Color Ia, - ... - atloiiiiOol lo the lllloi .... the tax roim \loal ;........ the - trouble. II II hoPed the ....,her or e..wa lllldo oo tax roturno will _..,. he rttl\o<. "\... :roar. - "' lYon' lnoomo tax .111P... mad laiDed .. ...... _I._,.,.... '. -~ns. •tbl~r-• --.- vendia. .....,.._ ~ ~· ~ at SUIIIIu School m ~ spent acme time wltb Mr. Mrs. Ney Colpentor. Taxpayers BmNG -·1 SUn- ~ uent ~ ' L.P. .....-. ClrW 6 Pap, <Jo~nq lo H011111tal _., t ' Foods Are Not Direct Cause of Heart Disease ......... . For Sale •W""I'lBS'.....,fE""'R Xt-100 portable l)aewi1Jer, coot about . .. will 1111 lor fl$, Western FIJ· ... • boys bike; 115. Tnlot4lne Solid Stale lll&fl Jl'l. -.,...... IJh!yer. eGII.,... . . wiD,Iell far fl$. A IJeauli. _; ... terma lUI MODERN BAR - Comer loca- ...tly. PhoneiiWIIS. .. ONLY , ... J.lf·,. SAVE BIG. Do ,..,.. 0W11 rill eu.J Winchester visited Mra. Faye Wood and Mro. lll)>rts Rile . and upbo1oJery cleaning Mr. and Mro. o. M. Rl!evlailed m... LuStre. Rani e1ee1r1c recenll)'. Mrs. Ethel Rife of Galllj)ollo Mr. ond Mrs. lloyeConodeSltw· . Mra. Rushla Shumwl7. sbampooer fl. Fum~ Mr. and "'"· David Roos of lure, »44c vial'-! frlonda ond l'!'latl,.. In Athirul were SUadQ aftei'DODII ~·Mr. Jdln Whlie Ia a .-tlenl at the COIIIIIllinlty recentb. aue•ts of her parenlo, Mr. oild 1.1153 roRD pldup, Bood COIIdlJack Rife or Sl. Albans. w. Veteron'o Memorial Hotpltol In Mrs. WQ Clark and~ tlon. Don Bell. Phone 11'1· . Va,., and Mra. SUih Rite, Al- Pomeroy. Mr. aDd Mra. t::arneai1'111lnwa.roe White or We-.tJle 2162. :rMip bany, returned from a vacation or Alfred were SUIIIIu 4...,.r called on hb mother last week in F1orlda Waidng relatives. lfiiOitl of Mr. IIIII Mrs. KoiiiOth Mlaa Susan WOIJd1ard, Albany, and vlaited his rather~ Jciln Wbite, Real Estete for S.le Grtmth and son. '' eaUed on Mr. and Mta. Jease at the ho!illltol. Mrs. Rushia S1n1n1w17 JPODt.• - Mra. 0. M. Rile Protnt list week. O'IIRIEN6CR011' low ~· with her 1011o Mr, ~ .• ·· , REALTY 00. Mrs. Hart Stalnaker, L o DI ·., ', POMEROY ECONOMY Bot-, DOCTDAIB MAILBAG ROME - LOw utUitloo, 5 Mr. ond lliro. o-ae Vlnlh · 1'0011111, 2 bedrooml. bath. a ond cJouahlaro of Qldahome ~ 1 week · here tiltll 1)of 'paftaio, (!l'eat bUY at fUtlO. Nr. 1!1111 Mrs. , _ MeGDL lDDDLBPORT - A LARGE Mr. Vlroah rednd. · fr<lft · tho HOME - in good condition. Arllll' Iller 20 ,..... ....... ... elale lo shopplntl, 2 story lolro. Loclnord MeGW a n d frame. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths . cllalloter; Yr. and Mrs. Georp ntlllty room. work area, all ., WAYNE G. lltAHOSTAOT, M.D. Vlroah, vlaltfd Mr-. MeGUI'o . for IIO.ooil. brother. RQ Martin, who It HI'• SYRACUSE - IJQ NEW Q-WIIal II 111e normal · bl9od lipids or blold fall. laooly W at Voter&lll ~ortol J story frame, 3 hedrooml. cholesterol level? HOiijlital at Clarkiboq; W, Vo. belli. buement, .... 'kJt. Q-WIIat 0 I I I 0 I IJiiina ,\,-The aormal level it 1liO I am .taking l'erl· . I eben. you mUll see IIIII to 2$0, but moat authorltlel ~? irate and Perlaclln. How do ·ncommencll<eeping It under $1,500. they belleflt angina! RENRY CLELAND 2211. A,-'111e en10 II a opasm Olllee IIMUI ~J - Jl, now refiiHI or a parUal obltructlatl of a Reo. 11111111 to oat eggs, cbeeae b~ coronary arlory. Perltrale II and milk ~aure he road a lon&-aetiDC nllra141 lbat rotbat theM foods •ould ..use l,uel ~ 1D your ar· heart troulite. What do you Wles and rolleve1 the pain 1'lllo colOIIIUI olquo-.l!ld tblnl<? • of 8lljllna. PerlaetiD .. 8D _.., cmlttltn!lp..-ro . A,-Tile antlblitamltle pven to re1 mentloDed II ~ by lho i9CII olllee are not a direct cauae of lleve allel'lle•. ot~~~ou;s._Rov_ heart trouble. 'llley are valllQ-1 bave angina peetor11 Sorolecl IIIII Ia JlQbUihotl U I p>bllc ....ice .., .._..... able foods Jba,t lbould be built 1w never lbo'llll up '"' GEO. ROIISTE'M'ER, BrWer ..... DOWN ...: 5 1'01\mo, bath, eaten In m~atloD. Tiley -·my etec.trooardloaftml. How ' t 1 l o - ~-910may contrlbuU to the rlat dOH a doctoc dlqiiOie Jb1l level lot In toWn. of heart dlaa... only lf !bet .u-•. An there different ll'iotJI !._,rly Ut,ttl 1Q' tax· f!UI Montb. - · mUeo butlodlaleo, J IIOI<OID 8lld fiiiOY clellp b)l :troiiAGE IIUILiliNG floon illl X 110. Good aa;eu lor am.lntl • llnlle cllal. Left In BEAIJT!FUL WIRE TEJt. KIBRS, Pup, mln. .,..,_ en, Dodlobundl and Peodlleo wllb JIIIPPf trim. Kll.. Ololvllle, Ohio. - ...,.... S+etp ~ Mrs. Jerry Bowen ot " --- ·.. 771•1• ..... Kr. ond Kro. Dole Sll•llbm'7· Yr. ond Mrs. Clltloa Frli"JJ and BOD. M8Uor,, W, VL, .IP81rt 1 -~~~ wltll her paroots, Mr• IIIII Mro. COr! Groonleoo. ' A. R. (BoD) CUter, Ollrte... 00 Vo., ' ........... .... -..u ''' ..,,... YartGn Yeelure. - · IIIII Fl.,.! Clolalld of Clllttl ton, W, .. . ' · SPE'CIAL SIIOif 'tlil'l SAL I , OUR LOW SALE PRICES! uap ,..... lltelbll IIIII 1lrda I. '. IN!.... ...,. It Won't Laat lo•l After We Ad•ertlae - door aD!:V'IIOLft - ...... bird top, . ,-.......... ,.,.. '· t • f11m .IJnlver '·,~ IUaaltan, dllf!lll.; . ,, ................. Jin . .......,.. . . Oocll, IIIII 11'. MaiD 81., , _ t. or r:vlces:: Jooaa, In Noloooville. They .tour· lloclne. 01111 Crill ....... .... · BusinaS Kr, ond Mro. Fnll1t Paull1 lloltlei wore5undl7dlmorautlll a(.. Mr. and Mro. Eorl ~• Rov. ond Kro. 1111»Jt JQOI and L!Doo Jlnao, G-.W., W, . Vo., Ylolted lholr IUIII, Kro. Elll YcC..U and~. . Opoo Til 6 Dally 1963 CHEVY II ........................ $695 llllnh1111lfl Ch.f11 75c t 2 c ..... ,... -~~ .........""" $140.50 ~·~!!~. Mgr. - Bel Air 4 door, VB Eng. Std. trans., local 1 owner, ex· cellent w•w tires, clean interior, radio. T urquai•e hr W.nl 4cl hnlu C.rd Of . Ao low •• • • . . . lftCMHI Insert!-. :=a::~ Yes, WeH•Ml..._ HOME LITE DIRECT DRIV~ - pocllntl a r!ll\ll)i.l. '· II.,.. dfilfttl . until t11o ori'Ot .~ bo "'¥•Itt,.,, · · - .• =t~'·"''·j· ··~· ~" ~ - • 'J'wo:<!Olor:' loirlj!•' ....._ _. · '""'*!JIIIi· '··· to 30 ~ miJIICln 't1lo-'t bal-' the lAir~ ttl to~~ ondtfloMwlllcll ( will .he avoiilllta 11 toell1imi1, ~~Git' olllcll111qd'IRS aql~, are . _._... '" bloek Ink. 1'u'~ "'t" 'I •J' · · . ·, · f' .;! ·' ); l . 'I .... \ ""'mniH;., l ~an·t IM Arllncton joi.. ln~ ·p.ojll.......,e'a ,. tho fi-r · tl)on of a wud. • ''.;. >.... _..:. t' �' Mideast Formula Polished W ASIDNGTON (UPl) - ident Nl,..., condnued hio 1'111'1!1 fire meeting• wHh the NatiOOil Se<uriiY Cooncll today, this time to unfold his plans for d.Urw with the Middle East crista. Nixon was likely to e:t~Plain his Mideast decisions In his seeond pre sidential new s cont'erence Thur s ~· morni~ Even with the Mideaat prd:ilem hanging heavy over the early days of his administration, Nixon tentatively plans a weekelli lrip to 1-lorida Friday. Nixon continued making the rounds of ,·arious iederal qencies for get..cquainled sessions Motday. He drq~ped in on the Department of Housing and Urban Development and told HUD' s top officials they must "maintain tbe character of American life in our cities. •• HVD Secr etary Georg!: Ram· ney praiseti Nixon for "being a president with a deeper concern tor urban problems than any president in hi story.'' .• •., j Pres- Layette Shower •· r ' Given Saturday Mrs. Ted Cadwallader, wUe of the pastor of the Bradbul"l' Church o1 Christ, was honored wtth a layette shower Saturday night In the churcb basement. ~oor<d by tile Martha BIble Class, the decorations car. ried out a yellow and green color scheme with streamers and boode replicas. Betty Carsey, h.ron Doss, and Elsie Barnhart decorated the basement. Games were eondu.ctedby Mn. Oleva Cotterill with prizes being won by Joyce Dalis, Naomi King, Gwendol.Yil Ratiiff, a n d 9terri King. Bertha Mllhoan won the door prize. Puneh, cake, nuts and coftee prepared by Bessie King, Bernice Winn, and Elleen Davia were served to tboae named and Kathryn Evans, Ellen Smith, Ruth Carle)', Glenna Grass, Kathy King, and Kevin King. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, FEB. 4 ''HANG 'EM IUGH" (Technltolor) Oint Eastwood .Inger Stevens COLORCARTOONS: Drive Nudnic Trick Cheat SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. DNFSDAY & THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5 - 6 NOT OPEN • I I. • In a oi.Qp at lbo AgrleuiW... ~ont /ilxm uld ho had clven seer8cary Ulttont N. HardiD I I()Otlol r'eopooalbllil)' to II')' to elhnlnote hunpr ind malnutrlUoo In Amorlea. lie said he realized lbo department stUl hid the 11JJrf. ma r y respouiblllty" for protectirw the welfare ol farmers. He called· fUm suQJluae& "a great bouDt;y because we can deal effectively with hunger." News •• 'l1le pbnood F1oridll trip, to Nl-'a r._.,n<l at Key Biscayne. wa1 to IMclD ail Fri<lay alter.-. and and sway eveolrw cw noriJ dly. Dr. Hel\17 A Ill..._, Nlmn'a naUonol securiiY advl. ser, wa1 to ace~. blm an the trip to diiWII forllp policy. It will be Nlmn's firat break from work since he entered the White House. that is news! By United Prtas IIQmational ... • tt.e 1 .wrc..c11 J•""/'J.1 ._.ned sehes. TIJI• he wa1 both tragic Sewina Aids SCISSORS We invite· you to choo1e it's nice lo know that there's a bank ) that cores, too,. with services geared to the needs of your eommunily. Whether it's regarding o checking . account, savings, or a loon, w•'re here to wrvel FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ItationaI CUSTOM MADE APPAREL FOR SPRING ._ chrzuzca. · from thou~e~nds of yards . . •. hundreds of excit• ing neyt patterns th'a t epitomiz.,t,. the seo1on's new colorf\-1 look . . . that wi II 1~nd you nw• ing into sPring. If it's that Easter Suit tho• Runabout Dress you need we h'ave the fab· rica you wontl or. KNITS • SUITINGS • EMBROIDERIES • •COTTONS • Prell & Drip Dry PLAIDS, STRIPES, SOLIDS. PRINT$ Perm Oliit~~~:J Sinter Sales &Service &Mi:Calls Patterns 115 W. SECOND 992·2384 POr,IEROY, D. and· peilletlc. He did not ask to be creoled. F..-. lll)'tel~ I wW al-1 Karloll'l FnnkenlllOillter in a scene with a IJtGe lirl The 1110111ter1 not - • his dreedftd ljlranee, and lbo oirL not yet old e11011111> to be '*'&hi to rear what te mereb' dlfrenn•, were Criendb. n.e moalter "as charmed by her, piQful alnwst, aDd 10111ehow chlldlah allll wtl')' neorJ.y lnnoc:ent. H took 101ne kind of actor to pull thl a off subtb, and to leaw the 111111...- that trapcly .... rl&ht uound the cone'. And WOllam HellO')' Pralt wao 84DI ldnd ol actor. NAliATH WINS AGAIN ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI)Q - k Joe ~'IIIIo JUidod the New Y""' Joto to a otunn11111 ..,oet over Boltllnoro ..... _.......,,...be In tile 8\l)or - · · edpd 3~- - IDOther llonlv' McLOin ot tile Dolrclt.'l'lpro by four voteo to will lbo S. Rae Hl<loik· Prot.slionol Alhlote oi lbo y- ........... , llamath drew 121 pointe~ 317 for llcLein In ' lbo cloleot . boDOI!l$ In lllil. ll-year hlolory of 111e ..,..rd. Pitcher Bob Glbaoa ot tho St. Loulo Cenlfnat, .w u third .. . lib 1,311/o polntL . Coidor tmfll!t, ...... _ • ·~ aorthloUit_,......,,.., ,. • . . . . . . . . . . . _51 ..... .ftw... doy, VOL. XXI NO. 200 v-·· m.; Weather. 1 'lbe A>lilb ,..... 1111' """ .... 200 .Enemy TV '" Review And when it comes to finances, l!f Unlteo! fnN ~II$ GAUGES Golllpolla, 12.5 ind 32.0 I'UIIIIIJw 128 leot .,. rollera.1Jillllll dQWb; PL Plea ... ant. 29.29; Pameroy - Maaoa. 31.54; Hlntoo, 4.05 111111ac Ka.,. awha Falla, 9, 22 dl,.; CharSAlOON (111'1) - A,lhorioan IOIIDn, 20.99 rill,.; Londoa, B5J """"'"'" drasll>laJ 7SO-pooml ....,..q 11.5 root of ...U.n: Mar- bomba rrom "" aitlhalt ot ao,. up 6:50 a.m.: Natiolm PrOil'eas turea, 1 oetMAk c:tbunkera and NEW YORK - THE STATE COMMISSION of Social Services up 7:S.S a.m.; Prlnclplo LP 8:05 a food stm'ap dlpat. has lf)held a cit)' decision to d~ welfare aid to Mrs. Louvenia DQ LDI. Ill Solp, lbo U, S. Coaunllllll and her nine children on grounds she came to New York trom KANAWHA RIVER - Lolldon, 11111101111ced tho close ot lllreo uClarksdale, Miss., solely to go on reliet . Mrs. Day and her children will receive $1 a day eaeh in em-- Alan R. Merrill-. 6:80 Lm.: - · milllary _....,, ID Marmot, 0. F. Shearer 11> 7:45 conlnl - V I - . Tbe camergency aid until the)' leave the city or find w~~- or until the de. p.m.; Beaver dbWn 5:415 a.m. j Pl1lnl oceurre4 over a 18-moot:h partment alters its ruling. Wlnfteld, Morris Harve.\' d""" period aDII reoulted 1D more !ban 11:20 p.m.; Fort Dearborn down 7,000 Communist iroopl llllled, DES MOINES, lOW A - THE lOW A GENERAL ASSEMBLY ... 12:10 a.m.; Jel!enoo 11> 4:05 opolreomeo oal4. a computer which can provide information about bills by the ~ a.m.; Sol'IQ 14l 6t1S a.m. · The spoke amen aald u. S. kJu.. sor, the general topic, or in relation to other legislation. h s a OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, OVEC ,.eo ID tile kq -term opentlmo Oaahy contraption, too: down 10:15 p.m. i Lock 15, Har- were 1,096 killed and 5,312 A video display unit is located in each chamber, where anvey Jordan ~ 1:50 p,m.j Queen wounded. swers are ftashed on a screen. Which made it all the more humlli· CIIY ._, 10:50 p. m.; Duncan c~ttng when a lawmaker recently asked tor any bills by ODe of his Bruce It) 12:05 L m.; Jane T. up colleagues. The computer O..shed for Ill to see: "Unable to find any Rowe 'I' 2:05 a.m.; Jue T. up bills urder this name. Please check spellizw and try agal.n." 2:45 a.m.; Lock 16, Vui.C&D lit 3:15 Lm.; ValwiiDe up 4:25 L WASHINGTON - AGRICULTURE SECHETARY Clifford M. Har- !D.i Steel Ranpr .., 6:2() a.m.; din h~es for a decision by Wednesda,y on whether feed grBin far.. Lock 17, L. Wade Childress mers who enroll in the govermnent's acreage control prognm will down 5:15 a.m.; Edward S. Bos.get their usual 50 per cent advance payments. worth 'I' 6:05 a.m.; Belleville Hardin told a news briefing Mordly he has asked President NJ':x.. Locks, Western ~ 9:30 p.m.; By RICK DU BROW on to continue the eight year practice ol the _paytn1ent.a. Former Pre-st. Marys up 12:20 LJL; l-ock HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - MallY sident Lyndon B. Johnson lett behind budget prOposals ealli- (or 22, John L. Hamlltoo ._, 5:45 years agO I came across the only a 25 per cent advance payment on the 1969 crop and none at &.m.; Lock 23, Buck Freeman fact ttw.t Boris Karlotr .,_. born all in 1970. dawn 5:20 Lln.i Natloral clown William Henry Pntt. And 5:30 a.m.; Racine LockJ, Polly William Henry Pratt was how I WASHINGTON - FROM NOW ON, UNLESS you neod somothlng R. ICJ 6:15 a.m.; Greemu Locks, alwo.vt thollgllt of hhn thereollike a go.go dancer or a football tackle, yoo wiU be violati~ the law Steel Express down 11:30 p.m. i ter- ror lt always seemed to me it you advel-tise ror ernvloyes by sex. The U.S. Equal EJDDlQYIIlent: Eloloe G. down mldnlgllt; steel a much mOre accurate reQec· Opportunity Commission priDted new guidelines Monday which pro. T1~ader up 4~25 a.m.; Barbara Uon of thlo dignlned man than htbit the placement" ot job openings under separate male arQ female Brent down 5:10 "·a.ll).; Meldahl "Borla Karloff," a SJH)Oiq headi~s except in rare case& where sex it a definite qualitleatton Lockl, Walter G. Houglaql ICJ monicker it ewr there was one. for the position. 5:10p.m.; Andrew P. calhoun t.tt As every late-rdgbt watcher ot The order. according to the cc:mmlssion, is retroactive to Jan. 7:05 p.m.; Cotton Queen up 8:20 televisim knows , probably the 24 when the U.S. Court of _ ~s in the District or Columbia ruled p.m.; Irene Chotin down 9 p.m.; two spooldea~ and most famous the guidelines constitutlonil. Kathleen K. down fl:l5 p.m.; - names In oldtime horror Lldy Migncn down 1:35 Lm.; movies were Bori1 Karlofl and White Gold down 2:30 a.m. Bela Lugosl, who, by the • .,. was born Bela Lugosi Blasko. PROTEm' LUXURY And now, wltll tile deoth of MILAN, Italy (UPJ)- More Karlotf in Eagland Sunday, at than 100 youths staged a oillbo age of 81, both .... gone. down demonstration Monday on Karlotr, oa acreen. was quite the stepa ol. a cta.reh where d111erentalld more subde-ln Cardinal Giovanni Colombo, 1111 •.• ~00<:1111Uoo . lll .. ilo<l'OI' .. Iban arcbblellop of Mllaa wao - " " ~ .. Aftd · Karlol!, -·· FYal)o L111 to protest what IIIey oeld was the •'luxury" of the Roman ell to within two miles of this coastal city today, pushed by studUy kenatetn•s monater, was still something ol a fdPer orderCatholic Cburch'l officialdom. jncreasing onshore wiB11. and not merely because the AU offshore oil drilliltiS operations were halted at the request shadirws of ti'IIICt¥ were of Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel who Oew over the crude oD URICH HEAD COACH written into the movie charac. slick and tourll pollution "more se"Yere than I anticipated/' The CHICAGO (IJPI)- Richard W. southwest winds blowi~ trom the Pacific toward land were expect. ter. 14 Doc" Urich, a former assi- ed to increase durtrw the afternoon to between 10 and 20 knotl. e~ E,.. thollgl1 lbo thadlnp atant emch at Northwestern dengering 40 miles of sparkling So\ltllem Collfornla bo&eheo. were ·there, it took a ttl»ffrlor aid Notre Dame, has been actor- and a man with sliM!riOI' named held footblll eoa.c:h of Searda for girl now atote-wide dlgnlcy- to steadily sidestep tile Northern Wtnois University• of LANCASTER, OHIO - A slate-wide mlosbv periOD bulletin has eaay, all-out horror black and white. And wlult been issued for carolyn Downour, 16, who wu reportedly abducted Karlotr waa able to create, trom her hoote here Jan. 27 by four men. therefore, was a vhidb"-etehed The five-foot tan. brown haired girl and her 13-yel.l'-Gld sister portrait of a lump. oi a monlter. were allegedly forced lrom their home. driven to a 8I)Ot near Columbus and assaulted. The younger girl told .POlice the men re-- who ... not a horror umu human beines reacted ln terror leased her, but kept her sister. toward~ · · SQUAD CALLED If baubleo, ban(leo allll Underneath oD tile ~~~~~ l'omeYoy emergoney lljll8dmea beado are •• your mlad but of a horror tum, Karloff were summoned at 5:55 p.m. DOt oa you bud(et, wily not created a soul tor a rnon1ter try oome of lbe DOW pladle Monda,y tor Bess G. Roulh who who had none, but was merely was dead upon their arrival at The 1trlgbt colon sth:hed toptller by a sdentlot allll u~d~of~ Brown's Traller Court In Min· seeldna- a a the scripts always pleeeo ore eye..aleblng. sold- to Pia¥ Gcd. He wao a creature who to be different from ,....ailed normal persona. and was turned iiWo a ilo<f!ll' by peq~le Who reacted wltll reer to -hinlr to extremely opposite trom them .. IT'S NICE TO KNOW THAT SOMEBODY REALLY CARES ••• NowYo11~ Bombers Get mol, l'illlnlns 7 loot of J'Oilen; 000 root • coiiimtllllot Winlleld, r111111hVll fl1ot ot toll- Juncle ba10 eamp 11114 ldlled 2110 era. .• Norlb v....._ IQidlerl, mill·· BOAT MOVEliENTS: iu')' opiuomon Nld ~. GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - 0... V._se " - ' u war<l II> 3:05 p.m.J Mark Eas.., jliored lbo rulrul ot !lie camp Ill in ... 4:45 P.JD.J s. II. .JI!ils • ~ Jtl411s;t5 p.m.; Foremost down 11:- Ianda 235 mile• NoitMut of lo P.m.: J. s. Lwta - . , 1:2o au- lolooda1 ind t b• a.m.; Easo . West Vlrslnla . up clead, wilD - e Junlje 1:55 a.m.; L. Flore 11» 4:05 a. fatlguea, · tbe a,PGkeJmBD Ald•. Mike Murphy wltll nneor In Dlre<t blto rr- lbo bomba \1) 5:40a.m.; ll E. Bowles Wo destroyediObarncklllrUC- • ..... '1!ld ,. ......... cu• leo-INa?" lllro~~r ·•'I"*L . , '"Y••:•· !bat l1llln!ina: Be88.G. Ro1i8,b, Dies Monday Be•• ....-n-. .... .rmn. .,._,., .,...,. . Jack Parrish x-. Unexpectedly Anna Horak, 73 a.r- Dies Jan. Monday l!- '! E. BY~WALTERS U: on:the 3rd Fl•r. Save on Your Favorite Brands f . ( .... 1\,T.• .....' Sftlilli Park on 2nd Str~t-Walk' u.p 1 flight to our . Fur:n&ture Floor and.save on , . • ' . ; J • Depen4able Nation~lly Known .• . makes of Furmtu~f] for every room • r.n your home. ' ' . 1 ,~IXOR abomblnrilur ........... Tbe cQJer llulll. .., without lillY further mes..P, Sludente ...... outoldt at .... and police cei1od to check .oul lha Jthoal. .1 . 1 Prompt dellvery .and Sen:sihle Credit .I ·-:o ' ' • . . . • , ..• · . · • ·~ · .· ' .. , laid lhar dill ·~ - ·I'OrWudi!i"W•IIi :fl!lloh lfter· NtQ was . ld (of ·~ at Fort ~ ~tO ·eooillrm delall• Ill IDt'llfulubuoTuUde,y. ·~lllte ~ ltll> u ·a MWI ....rer.... ~ ; P•. ~ ~'bard il TIIUrldiQ-.. , It··~ ....,. 't. SmJ!h, Ar- . · -F - .....,....._ Ill~ llur L i...-4, ,ubert S. Bar.todo.v lllot Nboan'-'<1 mon, .forrtlt Jll.',Walker, ~ 1101' .. Olll.c lal vllllt til F r -•. A. F...., . w~ E. ~ 'lbe Ud - .~Pre. . Char- Carr L..· ~ iA1'oJ' de Goullolbortl.r. ' Ler17 X. Wrllbl, !loon B. Woot.. .., I.Y1o R, Slaelelr, TerJ7 L. Wolle. l'We IIIII Wrllbl were wlunleon. . . . S..... ... for pnom.,...,. pbydcel .m-tioao,· tho oame dly. 'IIIey ,..,.. - 1'fn A. Frt, doward L. Bartitr, N1an WIO meiotlng wllli. R0:. WWiam D, Dulo, Jr., Len7 ';, . Jllbllcall . -~ • - • S. - . !iamll>1' L. Derot, DaIn oD prqllobllltJ ... E, Carr, a.toter v. King. to loD lbom bo I he TWo mio.· for readiDO 'io ' rill!l foio I be · ainfllotloa- Rlcbard W. !WliNI ind - . i!lJIIn. Chi• '""""""' . . s. . Brldgeo tentaUveJ.r tor ~ Ruined by Early Fire = · _ . =· =• ~ ~~~.:..~ ~ . S.::: ......c..m: ::X : .... """'lo7· Directors Reelected By Pomeroy National Governor Asks Assembly For Education Overhaul COWMBUS (IJPI) Gov. tern aDd several cabinet-level , . .• . A. - · looloy urpd polts a1 h1l usoluU.ons tor 111.e 0.0 Qoiieral . At~ to reor- Seveatles." RMdet unveiled hlo speelllc ...... Pltio'• ......- .,.. ~ de- . . . - ollldalo •-Wilts DDIJOtklloomlbelldnl .,..... _...be _ _ _ ._ or Dill. lel<eplace. In Pomeroy, by Tueodoy - Herbart Gilkey, Mlddl""'rt I wish to thaDk yoo for the chief ol pollee Cor over a decade, many years you hive j)ei'Qlitted telllered his relipatimtrom.the me to serve as a memberotyour d.........nt Tueldoy. . lotal....,._.m. Qtllmy, who anlyy11terdaywai Sincerely, reloaiOd fl'ml Holaer Medical Herbert Gilkey Center Hospltel, gavepoorhealth The retiring <lllel, whoworkecl tile rea100 for IUbmiWIV his on the town street~beFIYe this ~ delltrQyt4 re~~anat~m. 'lbe reslgnadM wu ron belll8 elemed to pollcelllaft a otructure In Rutland uiOd bl •. 1o, ~.. ~ ,.,..,.. .... · ,...., .•"•' ot ""''•• lo "' ~ Artlllo'o faoi.Room. , -~._ ,_,,.,...~· ,,,.,_.,.,,.,., ....- --··,--•lull nd....~..,~··'·"'·· .. -,., .. •lY ·~-........ tlloi'"'~'~-'"'•••>~~••••-~""~"'=•·a--!.. Foo.L ' member ol the Meep -Gallla ,....,._,.. ,...._., .. - ·-- ·.....,_ -•. ..,. -;;;,--:-...... 'll14dltpon tlllaD Q!llclalt, · Fn.tel'llll Order of . ... -&.eel to tile .acn. .t 7tD0 teat1Jv whet! ledaf, lnilleeted the ~rt Eine,.Pney Si[uad a.m., ~ 001111110 fnme otruc. . · , tho re. i!l~Mtkin wiD be preoolll- !Jnl~ Gilkey ....,loted Bud Bar- IIIYO 111111 cootents of tile buildwill c:ontiiUIOtobe~ F"!"' · ol:atF~~-wiJ~~~_! ~~~ ed thO CN~til "'"''oy nicbtfor trumwhenhetookoveruchiet lngwererullled. Procnm . ..., -· - 18 • • - · ~ ...... ~,omcliol ac"on. John Zerkl.. pr.. Gilkey, accordllllllo members DBIIIIIOS were estimated at In ~.amerQY, ~termed .......,.. to lbo P"''AAII Tueldoy oldent or eounell, aloo reYOaled or his family, has had pllysleal $8,~00 lo $4,000 to t h e :...:.~enLand ~ ""~'; 111 Mr. 111111 a.111>0tnmwot ol a chief of prdllems oinee Oclor 17, 1963, owned by Arcble llcKilllley. litee( te I :.... J W~l Olll ~ lloalth p..lte IIIII' be - e d during when he was struck ID the head Kinne"'" ....,orted Dill to have :..n1':.~ ~ r 10' ...: lboOhlo DeoarUMnt lbo tolllt<IIIOIIIon. with' lhe butt of. gun when heop- lnauranco. of Health, tile Jlelgo nol and lloaltll Au 1 Gilkey, who luis been proaehed a auii(>OC!ed criminal Flrem..,, w1t11 tllreetruckellll4 a., ed by tile vlllap ofMiddleport 13 neor the ocene of a burg)ery. 12 members at lbo ocene, batlnd the Meigs CouniY llepariment of Hcelth. YOU't, wrote the fullowhvletter Ued to save structures oo each ol reslgnaUon: Gilkey and hla wile, Mary, side It llle pool hall. XWer'a To M1Q'or C. o. Fllhor 111111 reside at 387 llamllloll 91. Tho otore lo loe- m ooe side 111111 Mlonbers of Coootllretiring pollee o!!lcer Ia the Edwardo' bomo oo lbo oilier. A. Chler of pOlice, 1 hereby lather of three dauSbtero, Mrs. Robert MOler, Rutland, owner give notice of DIY lntenUon to Alma Mae Elllo 111111 Mrs. Mil- Ill the otrueture, aald it was redre as chief of police. ertec- drecl Nash, both ~ Mtddleport, covered by IDIUrance. Cause OC Uve Feb. I, 1969. lam reUriiiB and Mro. Shirley Klsbouoh or tho blaze has DOl been deterbeeauee of peyslesl diAbllltles. Clyde, Ohio. mined. All directors were reelected BankAmericard ls being added at lbo IIIIIIUIII meetlne or I h e to tile ever lfiJCpiUJding Ust of stoc:kllolders of tile Pomeroy Na- Hnic:es Offered to the clUzena -•ted ........ DMJIIIn 10 .. _ . . . l n t l l e ber Ill pelltlono rr- lbo' omce for viii... - · 11: lbooe pstliklno an llled 1>7 !be 4 p.m. deadline lodoJ, prt.. mary ele.-a -aoll.r wiD a aeperatkin otruCUIYe-reSol- P!JIIcn~ Ding ........ 110 ._..... . . . . atntdiGn dlqtiJ '"'" . .....,... . dleport vm,... 'lbe Malp ' ~ ot FJ.ectloal Mancllt IDil Tull_d Q the project would be over erlstlng Route 124 at Tbomaa Fork, at Meigs COunly Rood No. 76 (Children'• bomo rood) and . ....-.. """""''·' 1 "' ... ..,.. area. .. ldlllD . . . ... ...... l'rlmlr7 elecUooo .... deYel01> todo.v "' ........,. and - tional Bank Tuesdl;v allernoon. Directors reelected wen R. E. Dolce, Allred 11. Elberfeld. Edieon Hobstetter, Haraee Karr, Werren Plcl<eno, Mamlng D. Webater, and Eldoa Weoko. E<l:laon Hobstettef" was reelected Chairman Ill lbo Boai-d, 111111 Max- Ine GrU!Ith, Secretory. Prelidelll - r reported that llle _ . uaeto Ill lbo bank bad lncreaoed more !ban $1,700,000 In 1168. Mr. HobateUer also reported that a new After Hour Deposl. toey hid lllotalled, whlth alao amounced Iha I Cases Settled Let us outfit yqur hof"e com;ptetely, .. ' • ' f.,. . · The oeeood pbaae or tile bypau, to be constructed from the Jacobi coal mine area 1n Laurel cwr area, to new u. s. RL 33, ~I be a four.lane factHtv. ae. cordJng to Welker and Dpwler • The new section wUI be about 2\1 miles 1- and will Include, 111 111, ooe m11o or Interclump work going lit. 33. He ,.~. ~... I .Hub Gilkey M"uldkport Chief of Pollee en •• ·· · ··• · - ""*""" ·' - '" · . · ' . _ ,. II ' _·. ... ~~;::::e: oommenl ; .\ week. Beth GUk~y Resigns Chief.of Police Po~t threat received .,.;ut ,_.. Mill ll<loM u...k, ..cr.. larJ to s..,t. Georp Hargravel, received a pbOne call, lbe eal1or IIIIYinr. "'l11ere'o ...,..._ In 1967 at a-' coot old - Primaries Loom in Two ToWI18 enablea customers to have bank-· lng 1 doyo a -k,24buurnda7. ~ ' Hlih Schoolwu behv : ·-:···...-:·.: ......,~-···=~·-: . ·-·: . . .4. •1::... ' 11'7 -.; .t~R pr ...c- Slu.....•,l •r- Twl• Sin and 3/4 Size ~ II . Meip lobury Townohlp Rood No, 17 the ''pre-constructloo" schedule waa determ1Ded at a meeting with J. W. O>J'ke) Wll- ehlol engineer 111111 assistant director Ill tile Ohio Department of rug,. ways, in Columbus earlier thla a..- c:hec:ked out Wedneoda1 ai!Aor11000 •• the rea.. t ola hallb IOC· Dowler 111111 Rep. Welker IOid ..._,., em.... , · The While BooM Uld lfm4V !bat Nlxm -'<1 make a ,._.,. 1111 trip" to 1IRr<lpt wfl!da 10' dolL Whoa asked todi,J llbO!Itlbo euet dele ot tho prW141imW II1P. tile While lloaoe -'~not •• ) r. - · - me-• 5 Allies e · AW a&t..ng work.., !be wiD Intersect with now 11oute 7, ol $2,800,000, wu built fol' twou...._ . . , . _ ollldall laDe traatc Gil a four-lane rl8bt said 111e engiDeerlng llrm or "' - from llobiOII to lbo LaurAuble-Mitchell-Birpss of Cln- el Cliff area. 'lbe aeetkln alelmall olnaol> hal eompl- rea<~r llalohed covend 2. 92 118 Oeld work oo llle project and miloo. IIIJhway ileportmeot &lldDeer Is The third phaeo or 111e overllllldng dotalled plani. Jobn Dowler ......,cod Tuel4la1. 'lbe llrot ...... ot . . b y - eD proJocl, 11om 33 lo L by , 81)11. bcerd llarey lldwo and Dr. C. L. Brown Y011a1 n 11WII' 111 111e buo - en fel1od to l'O(IOl't for "'13'; at- "Are;u Ted Stevena votiq ~,.,.,. traciA!d ...... 125 ........ but . ... lbo . . _ _ "' t h. ac...... lsbed very IIWe towardo reiOI- U IllY«~ by Smltll; BID &llltlne the buoeo beck CD the Wltben YVIInc •...,, ., wutld lime to itiMII' iL ~ . IJ1dOn r....,won wao otlll Tbe reoolulloo rllll4 •• folla<*IDc .a t lbo end Ill lbo moot- lowo: "In ..... of recent deyelop• Inc, :. Tba . . . Millon, IOMetlmol mento whlth have "'""e to lbo lllldod, ·biocan In llle ·bcerd ot ottenllno of tile bcerd, It io felt roceiiOd 111111 that • - - - or prlnel»oo 111111 poUq .. ldrioablo. . . _..... Ill '"'lbe board reooantze1 that ~ to make ""'Ill for ID\~mi!Died on Page jj) toreatOdperOODoloba-and In ••' ~rhv ODd pbaoo of 111e ' Route 7 by.... In :Melp CGom\1' II lo be eompleted by • • .lome of thll )'801', and tbe Jol> II to be pat oul for bid ID December, 9late Rep. Ralph Welker and DMslm Too Durllvlbo oesslm lnlhebcerd olllceo tile board, Ilia opiJt volot, PT. PLJ:ASANT - Tueoda1 nllht'l ... dal odlool b o ar d ...IOd blu - · · 'lbe rna "n&. called ·tOr the purpou was a re.,wtlon reccnnrDIDIIId Ill ,oiYilll tile _ _ . , . _ ~ whlth bepn'"' J~ . Route 7 By-Pass Bids : Expected in December • lo TE"' CfNTS ; . . Bus Drivers, Board Still In Stalemate r._...... _..lllelr ..... """"-• llor'!'<r WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1969 . ..... Corrie B. i'QDo, 71, ·Utd •-aut t1te llna1 ........ ..... COlt "' """ - · 91., Mlddl_.t, cllld lion·to ... dol In 91. ADiilol!l' lloo- purview. . . . . . made • • mach bllbor ........ JIItel, Columbuo. llrL , . , . WU bora Jul7 11, 1839, Ill Golllplllo, lbo ....,._ ter ot lbo lole CoiYID and Iii.... lqlu st.wut. Iillo 1iu aloo prOcedeci Ill by .,. bond, Fred L. ." - : -llauslltero, 11 mt.n, and a.,._, llrL 1'IIYao lo lllll'\'lnd b7 G. Rauob, 75, ... blu Gilbert Enslllh,. Ol'IJ¥, and Cbarloo Dolo EDcllob, _...,at her bomolllCol..-o;IS ,... ......... bytoo-........ ...- 111111 .,..at.creot .... ~ Glbbi. llliltol!l. ind .,.........UdreD. FuneroJ MniCII wiD ba hald 1telllb Glllbo. New - l, too Wa11•di.J at 2 JI.IL fna Raw• ~~-.. llrL Elll r411and, - · llaVt11, and Mn. Fin XcJIIllla, llap Coolo Funeral a llilflr~aw, M r L .lbo ROY. Robert J a - <lll!d.ziaO WI-, MIMriiYille, and lolllll. Burtel wiD be "' ~ al... and IIIIJlllewl. Gnwe ...,....,, Frl- F1lllonl iiimleeo wiD be coocaD ...,time. Frlde,J o1 I p.m. """' ~ Cblpel. 'lbe Rev. Kai -Dei-rlqlol .wiD ollldole. Howord R. ~ack) Parrloh, 63, 111 wiD ba Ill GrahaDJ """'""; CoolVIlle, .._clodl.v at W, VL .......... mo.Y caD ol tile his home I!IOndo¥ 1IIOrDlJI&. iuoetal home Wedeeoda1 and Mr. Parrloh ..... tile ... or111e ~7th late Henry H. and Emma llor""l' 'lluroda1. Parrish. lie .,... bom at 1'llp. pers PlaiDs. Ama · Horo!l, 73, ot 78 E. W~Meetson A retired oa!eiY dlroelor for llaiJIU'I St., Eo!ot l'llelllno, Ol>lo, tlleCaplteiGreyboundCoq).,CID- died Jan. 27, II tile 91. Ellelnnall, be ..... operated beth Hospital,"............ _ . . . iVtming lbe COOlville adldlag !lqlpJ.r Co. obe had beoD •IIB1lt11111\1....,...•. for s1x yean, and had operated Silo had been ill poor boaltll 'for MASOll - llrL Jamoe Prof. hla farm beside tile Hocldnl Rlv- ..... yeero. 11t1, llucl!, wu In charae ot er olnce retirement. 11e wao a Silo wao bom Nov. 12, 1195, tile PJ'OII'Am - . tile Women'• member of lbo COOlville I.odll· at Giltca, Auatrla, lbe dool~ SocieiY Ill C1ir1o11on Sorv1eo mot 837, F&AM, Scottlsb Rite Vol- ot lbo lete .._.,. and liar Y ' " ' - . , ........ atCbrlatUnftley or Cincinnati, !lrrlaD- &!bar, ind wao • member ot ed Xethocllot Cburcb, ""-· Temple, Albeno CcluniY F a r m Ollr Lo<IY ol Lord's Clmd! at ''Tilo 'ln o Til sale," .,... tha lopBureau, tile Wuhlngtoo~ - · · Eut Pala-.. Silo waa alio ic lllld waa foi1Dw1lcl.by tile ...... Meip DeYOiopmelll A.,D., Bel- preceded Ill i>T her bul- lng ot a mm llllllled, "SoarebP18 Area Cbamber Ill c o m- band, Georae. In 19111. 1ng For. a Faco." A dloeuaslm meree, 111111 ol tile Coolville Melli- · - · forlude too ......,_ ..rlod followed, odlat CbUrdl. tero, Ma,ry De LIDo, wll1l Tbe proldeitt, llro. F r ~ d lie Is ourvived by hla 1111~, lhe mode ber lim!";;lilld ~' !Voneer, wao In e1!ar1V or a Olive WellfoD Parrllb; I wo Ina _.llo., Y - - . ; ~ brill bullneu IIINIIDIbrolhero, Allred, ot Parlier•- 1001, Jo1111, AuoUnloWII; Georae. llolleiNI llrs. lllllllto ~ ~ and C. (CI:Jlal ~and lllcbael,. !' ·iilf IIIH: cftli· dillli!!W~ ' yllle; ooe nieCe, and~ 111}111- YCMDII•-1 IO ~ ved rornllhiiMallto lbo l'ollciwewa. IOY«< .,.._...children, and lng: llrL JCJim Challln, M r •· Fuaeral oenlcu will ba bold _..... biOIIIero and oilier• Ill ltelllb-·Ptckalo, lfn, l..arr1lloml. Wedneoda1 Rt 2 p.m. rr- tile Auolrla. ~• . Mro• . Fred ·"'""eer, White F101eral Home In Coollltqllem moos wubeld'l'blro- llrL a., l'lol!ltlo llrs. Cbarloo ville, 'lbe Rev. Roy ReM wiD • dol at 9:10 a.m. at Dor iAd7 Ill Y-, llro. IIU...U c.pebart, omclate. Burial wril he Ill Cool- Lord'o Cbureh illrlal Ill llrL Jo1111 llo1011, .Mn. Georlll ville coiiiO!orf. - · rll9 tile 91. lllar7• _...,. ~ Eut car-, Mro. LowoU· E. Klenwlll ba' beld 'riieoda1 at 8 p.m. Pala-, S.V, ll&rtln iia.- 11r llro.llfllrl ~. llro. Leoat lbo llmoral home. Frlendo tullk !"' celoblllll, and R n. z.Htle, llrL .l'ameo Praf11111' eeii.U1111me. Donald E. ~- 11tt ind Valarle CediL Dies Monday POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Before Court ol. this area. The 8IIIIUal meeting Ill tile directors followed tbe atockhold~ era meetin& and thl olfteers and eJRployees reelected were u follows: Edlllllll Hobst<ttet, president; Richard Charnbero, vice president; Maxine Gril!lth, cashier; Georp S. Hobttetter, au't. ca•hler; Len K. Jones, ass't cuhleri Wllliam J. Hobatetter, branch manager: Edith K. Wllllamson, &BI'I. branch lllliDipr; Joaa Her~ lj!ller: ~Wolle. teller; Rieberd Fmlln, teller; Milllo Lepr, ..- . Dmlla Nel1011, I'"IOl'li bookkeeper; Besale Hays, iDdlviclJal - - ; Bec1<Y Neue, In- ..._._.__ •--- ...... · -r.-•-... teller and - - . , - dl··~--· log, two a..bll- - lwl llled lor four vlllqo ....,_ ell )lOIII to be nDed lids , _ , '1be two ~---F.­ liD II. ... J, Lud• lin. Two adler BQr.. · 11114 llaol line aot •a•••·t·eea, W"•........... :. '-~i' -n tor four ,....,; . •' ! Dllllllod. 'llio B. F~ - · • 'boo mec1 t11r a two ~ ~ tbe &prlttl Iioonl of ~ ....u<- Alreld; 1, -.. .... l1led ror •.,. . CD .11111 boord. BjO are ......., oo lbo boenl YOU" term by ljlpO!ntm- "' Ill', • ~- . I'IIJWo - - - .• llei!IOCnt. IH· moo~ the pooltlon ot ............. - ""' . Ru111ell, iaeuDeat treuurw, had not her pedilool ,.,_ cloy. . mec1 "' Mldi!l- ·-- . lleplbU..,. . - Zmdo, Richard VaUiihan and Oillinger have mod pot!- lo r eoundl f - lo be aloclool. 'lbe fourtb . . . . - . CIJI(ord Slumbo, had Dill lllod Tu--- Jamel llnwllllllon. .......-. hal llled for ... onJ.y of .PUblic ~· Nil. to ba nn. ed thia yeai- ill Middleport. Five Forfeit Court l:lorub Five - fodotllld bonds 111111 - - . - . !Iaed Tue141a1 11iJibt In lbo or Mlddl- IIQor c. o. Fllller. ForfoidaJiboodool$Uoac• nre Alblio Dilr-lu, 11, Cleveland, IIJ>IOil•te llelboft Frldl~~r, 1i, _ . . , . ~I, left of ~ 'fooiiiJ E. Flon, 22, WortM.n etooJ.--.. . _ RJ oa Gal tsq liiNit; Ka It E. lleyaoldo, 1\ Lllool B UU'II Route 2. rc 'IDe Jamel lllodie, fl, Soutllilde, w. v ....- - JeUI Grate, indiYidual bool<keep- ellllti: .._ ..._,. '"' • - - eri and OUo Hart.MJach, custo- ltreet. '· dJaa. Filled ..,. Lo..... F. ColYin, 43, Gilbert, W, VL, fit ..... ·-.;1nftlilll - HILO Tl!IIPS NEW YOBk (\)PI) - The IDweat teDq_IWature ~ In tho · ~ by lbo u. Weatller a.reou,·axcludlni Alooke 111111 IIQdl, ..... :18 ......... bokiw' zero at-noallonaiFoDI, s. 1111111. ~·· hiall .... 75 at Gila - . Arb. - oa a aas uif .l. . . . 1111 llabfd P. !k:llaoldor ·~ ·~ llld.., flO yW ..... , , W' ..... - .... ; .) . � 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 4, 1969 cottrill gibbs hobart horak parrish payne roush stewart