https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7061459df971d273503cd06adc8e9705.pdf 992ea11e4b55dbb74865409bdd6052fa PDF Text Text ... r ' • Flowering Pogwood Theme O f Pomeroy Gard_·en Club •· . "G:rowi• the F1owerbw Doe- ers Ill! yellow Oa<ar- wood'' waa the topic of a paper pre101Ud b,y Mro. ·,: . trul.t are IJ<I'Moo time• avaneNe. She aid that wbUe the wild &rees are dltneult at Monday afternoon' a meetln,eol. to tl'IINJPlant succ•utully and are U. Pomeroy Garden Cl~ held at uauolly poorly shopod, tho..., .. tho hclme of Mrs. Harold llrvlm. ery tneaare easib'tranlplanted. Deacrlbing it as one otthe most TheM, she commentJd. are beautiful noweri• trees of gr.... in tho ..... tho lq>8 .... spriJIC, Mrs. Roedel stated that pruned, they are trained to a d• the dogwood is a nadve to much slreable shlpe, and the roots of the eutern half of the United are intact. Speaking of diseases, Mrs. States. SOO said it can be grown wherever the wintertelq:Jerature Roedel said that few atrect the does not oormall)' gobelow15d~ dogwood, but noted that there is • greeL trunk canker which is often fatal. As 1 landacll)iQI plant, 11 h e She said they sometimes start said, It is as auited to one-etory when tho trunk ts injured auch houses and smlll yards, 11 tt is •• a lawn mower ~lng lt. She &o mansions and large estates. It also reported on a fungus which h adaptable to HVeCal. types rA sometimes attacks the bark wlth soil though it grows beat in a tissues b&comirc discolored, and moist fertile loam which Is !!light- the necessity for sprayiJW the ly acid, Mrs. Roedel pointed out. trees in early spring with lime Primary demands of the dog· and sulphur to kill small insects wood are good soil drainage and which attach themselves to the protection from drought, and if twigs ard branches. !grown in the open full sunlight, the U you maintain an adequate dogwood rmrmall.)· reaches a ma- mulch few weeds will grow, and tw-e height or 12 to 15 feet and if there is normal rainfall this wiU blossom freely. will provide enough moisture, Mrs. Roedel noted that while Mrs. Roedel concluded. most of the flowering dogwoods The verse of the month was read by Mrs. Walter Grueser are either white or pink, some other types such as ones with aOO Mrs. Brown led in a de"VOweepi~ branches, double flow- tional period using scripture fn:m Luke 6. She concluded with MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY February S-6 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY THE BIGGEST BUNDLE OF THEM ALL (Teehnicolor) Robert Wagner, Raquel Welch FLAMING FRONTIER Stewart Granger SHOW STARTS 7P.M. ' I ' Creativity FJisctjs;ed .. ":.:FJ~\!~~~z; .. ~Badges Awarded by Court 'th·E· .3) y p· ·. d m0nthWJsdlll)l~edl}yMra.Wit1-Je .W. 1 . veryoo oo_ $ -~ :;mredr.\q~ ~:::·!.::::·. c~s!...t-:t:~t!e~ec::. ..::·:u:r.te:r.:i •. ° , . . awarded good dllld 1-r. and IIMi cllaijengo Ill active "i_,.,lp; llartJara Alllhoo.Y waa PH-· ed: ~~ for dtlld: care, 11\Y P'~ and IIMi IIOOd clti- m.v .,...,..,.,. i.uhtp l .challenge, 'IDd &ltan I'Vwen noelved<bof.dreoamalter, dllld care. (II)Od arooadng, my government and thechaUenge or active eldzenlhlp1 · The Drummer Girl" Patr,ol ser>~ed refreshments ofKool.AJ.dand QJ~Jkles. Mrs. John KraWat:!zyn and ·Mrs. Fred Gibbs, assistant leaders, and Mrs. Robert Schuck attended. and my govenunoot. Mr. and Mrs. George Horak and Mrs. Robert W, smtth, Pom- Mary Knwsczyn was awarded camp cran, hiker, outdoor safety, dressmaker, child care, and good grooming, and camp craft, hiker, outdoor safety badges were ginn to Nancy Bua- eroy, were at Fast PalesUne Thursday for the funeral serv- klrk. ices of his mother. ~s. AMa 1-torak, 73, who died at the st. t:lhabeth Hospital in Youngstown. 1be Rev. Martin Matulik was celebrant for the reQuiem mass at Our Lady of the Lord's Church Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettit at East Palestine. The Rev. Donand family, Pomeroy, and Mr. ald E. Horak of the St. Joseph a poem, '"Another Year., by Anna and Mrs. Larry Hudnall, Mid?::. eparatory School at VIenna dleport, visiting relatives inFulFlint. was the assistant celebrant. lertorJ, Ky. and PortsmouUl over In response to roll call m~l_!l, Among Ule others attendtngthe the weekend. services were Mrs. John Dent. In Portsrnoutll they w e r e son and children, Eric and Kelguests of .Mr. and Mrs. Claude CLUB TO MEET ly, Bellefontaine, and Mr. and Woodard. and in Fullerton visitMiddleport Business and Pro- Mrs. Larry E. Lewis, Lisa, ed Mr. and Mrs. Harry tuQrden, fessional Women's Clubloiill meet Cris, Scott and Am. MT. and Mrs. Pete H~den, and TUesda,y evening, February 11, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayden. 7:30 p.m. at the office or ColumJohn Hayden, brother of Mrs. SHOWER PLANNED bJa Gas of Ohio. Civic ParticiPettit, rebJ.rned here for a A miscellaneous shower will paUon Committee with Alwilda week's visit. · Werner, chairman, will be in be held at 7:30 Friday nigllt at charge of the program. Refresh- the Letart Falls Communft,y Hall ments will be served following hooorlng Ml·s. Richard Weaver friends and relatives of M r s. the business meeting and pro- and her familY whose home was Weaver are invited to attend the destroyed by rire recently. All open shower. gram. Pettits, Hudnalls, V;s;t ;n Kentucky WEDNEIDAY MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR Gardeners will meet at 8 p. m. Wednelday at the ftbme of Mrs. Betty Cline. · MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m. , horne of Mrs. Richard Owen; Mrs.· Ben Philson to review Steinbeck's. "America and Americans." TIIUR!ilAY BRICKLAYERS LOCAL 32, at 8 p.m. Thursday, at the American Legion Hall, Pomeroy. MEIGS COUNTY Council, Parents and Teachers. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at the IUverview Ele.. mentlry Schooli Ohio Uni verslty Players to present .. The Green Blackboard. •• Good repre~ sentalion of units IM!!eded to plan for spring district .:ooference at Middleport In AprU; other important business. J1 AST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tem· ple, Pythian Sisters, 7:30 Thurs- ••• BUT • 3 DAYS ONLY THURSDAY-FRIDAY~SATURDAY FEBRUARY-6-7-8 Z/6.00 CANISTER SETS .•...•..•.•...•.• $1.00 Reg. 2.00 BED PILLOWS 12 Qt, DISH PANS •.....•.•..•••...•.... $1.00 fileg. 2.00 2 '•' 3· 5 66 ROOK CARDS LIGHTBULBS F Reg. 1.49 ..... ~-loOO 2 ~ 25e AVIATOR CARDS lO gat. (limit 2) Reg. 39c •••.•.• GARBAGE CAN only $1.00 BOTTLE & SYRINGE S .00 only LISTERINE only LAMPS Slide Top Reg. 4,98 KITCHEN TOOLS 4 lor 1.00 Reg. 2.00- 3 Pc. 3 Gt. Rea. 4.29 _Reg. 3.?8 spo COOKERS ...•.•••.•...•...•...•• $2.00 SAUCE POTS •••...•.......••.•.. $2.00 CHICKEN FRYERS ••.••••••••.••• $2.00 2 Pt. SAUCE PAN SETS •••.••.•.•.• $2.00 mQt. Whistling TEA KETTLES f-------1-::: 1.00 FIXTURES S NYLONS 2.00 ~i~OLATORS .. 2. 00 CHAPSTICK FLOOR PLANTERS '1·00 33c only Waste Basket. ...••• 88c Rot. 2.00 Rog. 7.95 ..•.• 2 for 25c Pint Thermoa IRONING BOARD With ·Pad & Cover Bottles ••••••••••• $1.00 . Solo Shoe. Poll sh ••••...• 3o 99 Etqulre Rog. 1.00 SACCHARIN Rog69c .. 28c ASPIRINS R.,. 49c LADIES SLIPPERS 14c Rot. 1.09 Com Huskers LOTION e 68e Ro,. 2.00 b10"" METAL TOTE BAG WiUt Stand PICTURE FRAMES 1.00 2 !of '1.00 Rog. 2.00 HEAD SCARVES 2 1.00 for . 'f DOOR MATS 1.80 5 I ~ fruita ... She used a Oow- · er pot' with a eut pineapple In the center and a variety ol lrult& • Tinting boiled egg& and garnishing them w:lth green mangos . and using halves ol green peppers for holders of individual serving1 ot vegetables snacks were also suggested by the demonstralor. WATE.R I I HAPPY HARVESTERS Class, friday evening at Trinity United Church or. Christ: valentine party begins with potluck dinner at 6; members to call Mrs. Ben Neuuling ror assignment of food items. !. Adams Aimounce B;rth of Daughter 1 I II ams, Lower River Rd., are arP oounclne the birth of a da~r, born Jan. 22. at Holzer Medical Ceoter, Ftnt Ave. The baby weighed 7 poul')ds and 10 ounces and hasbeen-edCiolreL,ynne. The new daughter ts !Jeiogwel. corned by a brother, Brant, 13. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Olivet Unrqe, Lower River Rd.', and paterral grandmother \s Mrs. Harold Shunk, CDqler City, Fla. 7.95 ~-------------------------~ AN OUTSTANDING VALUE IN WOMEN$ ·~~ .· c"• 11ie i e - ReJtubllcuowanttng on .....,u are M. r-------------------------1 Just Received A New Shipment ·I "_,.., Western style, pre~Shrunk 10 oz. cotton denim, trim fit. Womens sizes 6 to 20. Girls sizes 3 to I 6x ond 7 to 14. . I Colors include Ioden reen, navy blue, aqua, wheat, ~ black, pink, gold an bronze. _ L-------------------------- ,,.. ' 17.:1111!. " F}tl•e Mats:.: ..• Th "' . . WASHINGTON (VPI)- The illbacoo · lnduotry braced lodty for a fl&ltt to the death over a Foderal· CoJJIIIlWIIcatlana Com. (FCC) proposal to bar .d protte edvortlslnallrom ndlo .... felevlolon. Tho tho ban wore Vi1it th• bus)' H••••warea DepartMent to 1ee the · now it"'"• arrivint dally. Well Bond Porc.latn Finish \ Coolcwaro and Stainlon Stool Solo- Oneida Stal.nloot · ' Stool flotwaro Soh - Toflon Coatod ·Aluminum Cook· wart by Enterprise - Rubb,Piaid Hou ..wares for kitchen and bathroom - .$1Joctal Volun In Gliddon Paints - Scott Paper Products and Anchor Hocking Glauware and OvenWDre - A complete line of ' Electrical Af.pliance1 !ncludlng Toasten - Mixers,· Ironto, Perco ators, Fry Pans, Blenders, Waffle Bpk• .,,, Hair Dryer•, Shoe Po1ishera1 Heatlnt Pad1, Hot Plates and Cloclcs - A new 1hipment of Watn•r Cast hon Skilloto In all olau. ,/ ml- ._.,._If te p Into elfeet.- wao beyond - • . graop. II ...,~~~aao to - rlised -d . . . . . to, E. *Y ...., D · •· """'"-·• .,, · .. The nau.on•a 1111\Dktra, wbD Flltog for councn in Middleva..han, John w. Zerkle and David W. OhUnger, all Republieane, and CUIford stumbo, an tndepeodent. Jamea W. Brewington, R., wu w. port were Richard fair ' L. . WU PDl>GIIIIJ clololod !rom tllo ''We bid..,.~ -ell . . . . . . mllllte:J," ... to It oli4. "Wo !rom lho !ell tho elllllhada ...... be ... tllod- be om IIIII _,.. tllo -• ... ,... prdiell ()( tbo tu. N ''We Jplllt I lot ol time lut 1\lellday n t g h t and IIWII' ~ wore dolted,n lie added. MeEiioy aald "" could DOt . . - lor tho - · ml"'lnc m.n the packet. ••1 diAWt even ..... tho - · lll1N1f. H ho oli4. Rhodl•' JII'OCI'AIDI • ··a , _and_cal _ tlom,~--­ ....... to ........... tree•• .! - "JORD 0 MATS" Il . USE AS UTILITY MAT .OR CARPET PROTECTOR I l· ., iI ,, ' 'J ' 1ng for another check of the structure. The ~cond threat wa1 report. 14't· . ..._a.-__ _ ------- Tho ... would 1lo ._.., OhloaDa, dmolcp- Olli,y 011 .... Ill -~ are covond b7 tllo meot Ill t1oo faclllllea, IIIII pro. 11101 tax tawo. pollia, carried • 1101.. lo&" Ill '"1111 a.bN 1hlo ito $1,1 billion. a •m IJOOII la!<IDac_.l., Tu Would Corer .... pr<>ducd<m Ill - illo earUer aocutlvo 1ludlol. •• did,." ilcEll'Gf uld. 1b1J also bu · .,...,_. eon.released tall .-.._ - for a $1.4 billion lfiiO"ddnc Tho trol,.. MeEil'O)' 1114. •• would dlfferenee na .,.,7 million, fDreo tho i:ullo1or tu be eelocwtdch the prq>OHd tax - d tlve m the purehue fA items... ''Need Source•" McElror said the pemor ...~ ~ ........ lasl nl8bt. ...,.,-..,tly talking in an -~ dtagulsed vol<e, =, ·=·~--a~mb.:~ ..,.. . te ., ~ ~..._,~""1111'"~ IQr ..... . . . . to JUrehalt.. .. l!llltlt j,o nnlzt ·lodo..,ljilo · tG'ect." -cal - adtlon• for for the . , . . . _ - .,..enor ll.,.. . - · docldod tlllatll' llloJ _ , . , . - _,... 411 rew--.."' .. tbo .DOlt. Iii~... loll al,. · ... procnmollllldl: could bet!noa<odwltbo.i( ... tuea or rev...e baada. llltll" ~ bll ~· - - ...... neldl,y wen to be ..... w... fi~Nd A sore JPOt with collzl' itaderts was the recent pa ~ by tl1e Ohio "' RopiiU to red..,. the - - (cantlnuod . . " - 10l Weather ~ Colder tn - . tood8ltC low lrl tho ..... ......, to tha 20o ....... Fair with lllile .,...,.., In peraturea Frldoy. .- ~ . . . TEN CENTS . nlh Threat ----------------------------------------- o'dodt., Uri. Sigman, who indlcated her bella! the caller .... a teeDaiV, said the COIIIleetlon . :~::. 9 ~~~= :,:~=~coo- ==· Mrs. '--a Sigman. Earlier In tile da.Y. juat be- u.clecl Mlddteport pol tee. They, with area om.c:ers, attended a toMI:~cal~a::· ~u:: = r~~~= :':t; George Hargraves, Jr., tl1e acheol and again OCJIIdlcted a llrst telephone that complete aoarch. At th llfltilent bly Wed 0 bomb was in the acheoL rmmee asaem ~ diately loltowtng the Drat call, nellday lollowlng continuation Ill tbe lchool building was evaeu- clasaea alter the ttrst bomb ated whDe authorities made a threat, !llpt. llargraves said per. aoarch ()( the facUlty, and then sons Involved in the threats wtll cla~aea were resumed. be proaecuted to the fullest exMrs. St,man aald the caller tent the law when apprehended and convicted. Severli atmllar "bomb incldeots" have been nported ot Point Pleasant ffish School where a strike by the MaBOO CountiJ sehool bua driven contlmleo. Llte lut reer a bomb thrsai call.........., or man, womaa and cldld each )'IIIII". - 'lba tobacco tarmera, who niH t11o natloo'o No. t or 5 I I The rodlo-lelevloloo industry, million • rear in edvertlalng. Many barrlerl stood tho FCC Pr<JPOoal ()( Wodllellday wtdeh bao 1 . . _ ~ ClOWitr7 .......... of - · · ' . · · · . me.. must let o 1965 law, whl\:h . Work ~and Curriculum De· AI!!!~ ..... "'"- st·""' ..._ - , . p ARB (Vpj) - U. !II Ambos~ Clbol Lodp oatd totq tha · Unl~ State• doea "aot ' prqtOA]. was an atte~q~t ''toperreprd tho 17tl! pvallelasaper- potuote thoportltlanol·VIelilun." manont poltUcal ........,... · Chlof Viet Ceq nesotl&tor inartdtlg lifo Vtetnam1. Tria ~u Ktem, In tho opoftJJW MI- 4ermlne CciDimmlot ari\IIIIOI1tl . . ·,iloinat rootoratlm ot"lhe .. ltarlzed ZOne (DMZ), tlio · · ·.,. miJe.wldo buller liD wblchQIDI fOIIIhly alq tho 17th porillol. l!!!mll:1\lx· . · Lodge vlll- ..,.,q iMimlnlatratlon Preo- N,uyen Von Thltu·...,. mlinOd in power. 1JJ a IJIOOCh - · · - to fonabodoW a . 1ont1 dOodlodt Ia ·Ktam .....,. ·'lhe Uu ........, lbere ....,.. 50,000 - · .• from lung ~r IIIII ~.OQo doalbo 1rom om. and chnJolle llr<lltlhltlo, IIIII I thl&:4,of alldoatllo Ill lllli'- pr~- ... ·· ; f.~ .... . -. ' . "it ... ' •. ,.,'. = ·.; , ,a.,;;.tm!Vld.; '>~w ;~' '}· · "·; ' ., ;• ·• "';~t":;..;ss~- doitlltlon~~;t.IE:;;;r;~~lSIOIW will '* U 1lo tho . .,bl,., T r• had Oo!Co oPJD . nor ~ ~ lllllllililt" . klrl!l of ~ · --------------------------------~ =~~::::~:s =t~~~::.=:; Blacken Beaches at the Sattabury SChool. The lint meotlnc of tho 24 orlentatloo aeaoloo Brian deportmeot ()( apeclal educatloo, Oldo Vnlvorolt,y, waa - tho:.:;...,. ochoduled in· elude Feb. 28 at Galllp>lts; March 8 ot WUkaavtlle; March 29 st t11e Salllbur)" School, .and Aj)rtl 19 Ia GaUipollo. Thoro wt11 be meetinga, in ad· 1 small dlttm to other trllinlui seaolooo. Cclnlllcted unclor Title VI, the ln-servlee training ~- .. for - r o of ocmcable .... o <6--.. · ·~11M! lrGni'otii. four. a ..,., conretence the FCC meatdJ ntvded. 8 to 1 In favor ~ the ~ reatrlcWIIIo an 111o . . - tbat IIIHIIclna: 0111188 ''In opldemlc 1()( - a n d dloeblll- Addreaobwhlo--totiH! _.hoflodal'soeaolon,wamd Ccmmunlat oldl II> the tblrd eea- there eould be m p....,..to tloo." • oloO of t11e Part• pta{e eoater• In !he eooleronce oolontl .. tilt &;,do eltod Health. .; once, Lodge w.aa _ .,.idiW to' ""' of SOuth Y - .lllil Wollin Dprimoal atatl.. .polnttotheaeo<e,"3W6,"overNolooovtlle-YorkaMrMolgawontto!lrllwre . • the"yeer thto.week.Fnilldin Rizer • 12 Miles of Ooze velopJnetrt wilt be the topic Sat· ~· expire only for dprotte laboiiinl. June 30• Tbeol, tall,y ntarded and ito cleatl!led to tbo FCC lllllat fDrmall1 .act ln.,.... tllo lk!Uollllllatructloa Ita ptopooal. vorolfJ-oa1t-roar-oid co-od waoappre~Hmdodlllllcbargec1, 11111 awlita priam aentence. . Mclil&h. cub Cl'CJP. Tho nadon•a health, fDr whteh ~ are eovernment estimates IIIII tho aclaol _ . . , ()( that a lbl.r<l ()( all doatho ol men clgaretle advertlslnal from tbo belwwn as 11111 ao are rotated to al r w a v o o. Firat, Concrooa ...... .. •· " . ' at every . .... ~liON . oro IIIIIIIIIIOr, 12 · C>ClOIIIty ..,... to be .... . - . -overiQ'. wtll lilio .;;<~ 0111o lllllwarda PliO.. •· >Wiity to ..,;,p,.. lldllltlonal Thuy lM aald thet the U. S. a..lrman Rosel H. ltl'de IOid worll' In tile toachlllli 111 e!llcablo I ~-----------•------------r• =-~.=:·.::::~~!: ·' .· · - · out to 4, 195 for ....,. where illbaeeo rlrmo opond $312 .· Lodge Flexible. I I1 iongths. Boautilvl coloto aod paHerns tn 63", U" and 90" I I -·od __. •zelse ta:Nrznn k THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1969 A aeeonil bomb threat ot Metp 111gb School Wodlleoday aont po. CouncU term• in both Pomeroy aod Middleport are for f"our yoarL llaht ao 11W11' cliuottea It ' ~-----------------------~-, Easy ' to k•lap claon ~, Green Tw~ ;_ BJuo Tweed - Red .T wood terms. There were no other e:andtdates IIIed lor the board. Mlddloport wtU be without a prtmary alactton. tt ...s revelled at .the tlllrw deadline. All four lrtcumbent coonetlmen llled for IICIIIIi,.tton II did tho one tncvm- board of public altJJrs member to be elected in MidcD.eport this year. , b R d' 1.0 ae.)comen · . ea , 'J ~v_ h Fight to t he Deat_ WRANGLER JEANS ., BLUE 8ELL 100% Nylo~ Tufted foce with """ skid vinyl bockiog Long wearinl, absorbs water, lgys flat, use in any ,., room _ • sellts Pc:neroy treaaurer. The fourth lneumbent. Roy ReiMr, a Republican, did notllle for IDDinltton. oa the Demoerat side In Pom· eroy, Ralph H. Werey was the~ ly representative of his party to file for nomt,.tton to councU. The Demoerat primary Is thereault of two Pomeroy wmsen aeeklr.- the nomination for treasurer • the i>Ost being ,.coted bJ' Mra. RUSiell They ara Clara Sue Soolaby IIIII Phyllis_ Hennessy. The newly formed board or public lffatJ:a Pctinel"ll!l" hll r,lqla S. !IUI..U ~ PhAlli Glo. for a lifo year term, lnd James baqr. Fisher to a former MJd. H. Stopile111on, II;, and WUUom dl_.t coun~ Ebna Ruo. G. Baroolck. D., fDr four year I Draperies. I t Teachers TO Meel to~~~ Frankl!• JD. ,..:;:•a.ux::.~.•M:::r:.~-~~~ftl'~~ii.~ -~~~~t ·-""·~-"'-"''"'-' ·'-'-• . .,.-,~aiMari'IIHlnl.,- -, ,..:-ttHr~- 1!omi!'Wrflllt;111elillir"GIIIiiiY,~uriiiiieYtifit,~liiflli~·ttll~-.J-·aDilat>Mro. f D~••hi.· M~igs ' ., ~•-mateh!ll. Phollll>J' neck, zip~er bac~. _Shea 3.. _to 40 ·in white, P.in~, maize, mint green, aquo and black. of "FiNrglas &- filed · fa!" tlte four counctl seats aod two Democrata hove llled for tiOIIIioajlon •s treaaurer tn Pom- 100% nylon interlock, sleeveless style, .mock turtle patterns Q ~laaecl~tlm.t seven Republi.cansl1ad. SHELLS - BY "FEATHERKNIT" I I Mew Sprlilg _ ...,..... __ .,. a1ac 1llo IIDIDclal _ . . . . . . . . enttn~ OHIO llt7 PCI1\81'9Y will 'hive DOth 1 RepubliCUl and a DeiiiDCrat prlmary election tn Me¥ unleao there are wllhdrowlio bJ' candl· datea in the next 10 days. · Wedae~ at 4 p. m. the dead-line fOr ftltJll petitions of candi· daey for pOsts In Mlddleport and Pomeroy with the Meigs Count;)' Board ,C Elecdona - It was dla- I styles to choose from in linens and washable I I cottons. Sizes S to 13. I I I In-The Dfapery Dept. POMEROY-MIDDLEPO~T, I 1 in Junior Petite Sizes, on excellent value. Many I - - bill. _ . . . Ill tbo pruont ........, "IIIIIch woold follow _.-oily t11o Vllor1 Re· port ..,taoaecl laot """""· l'llrpooeq Deleted Jobn McEll'Q)', Rbod11' chief uatllanl, llld WIIIDeodo,y eve- ·- oy : Assured r omer ~ 2. rnrz·ma·ry Elect:ons r--------~----------------; . I of Womens and Girls - at 0 Price New Spring Dresses ( MeigS High School Has Second COATS, CAR COATS, ALL WEATHER COATS, AND SUITS - -AND GIRLS COATS AND SUITS, A Shipment of Womens The bill _.d be 111 omnlluo • VOL XXI NO. 201 ' SHOE . 11 Ot. I Recelt~d tloo,...._ctedtobeinbW form IIIII Mit to tbo Ierllloture "Wilen MaJ. Jeauo ~ Blfaco Wll tried iii 1959 to"i- oiJepdly • murderlna: tos perf1ona, 11,000 pocple jammed tl1e Ho-. Cubl, S(lorto Palace to ntch tho trill WOMENS CASUAL COATS, FUR TRIMMED Just 'l'llo - - ,.. ~ vocotloaal and bldmlcal oduea- · ~ Final Clearance Mrs. Carl Horky, president, ""'"*" Now YoJI' Know ~-------------------------• . thanked Mra. Oberholzer for the da,y night at tile home of Mrs. Nettie Hayes. MiddleporL EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, Order of the Easterh Star, 7:30 Thursda.y night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. AMERICAN RED CROS'>Board meeting. 8:30 p.m. Thursday, at Veterans Memorial Jlospital. RACINE P,\CK 243, Cub Scouts, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Racine Baptist Church; Chadds Hall, district MGM Scout execu. tlve, will be present. SHRINERS AND iOtvos dilrici! class, Thllrsday, 7:30 p.m. at home ol Mr. and Mrl. Ben Ewing. Gera1d Powell, Instructor. CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p.m. Thursday at the Sacred Heart Churc:h auditorium. FRIDA X "MISCELLANEOUS Sllowerhon· orin& Mrs. Richard Weaver, 7:30 p.m. Frida.¥ at Ule Letart Falla Community !Wt. IIJ 1 BIG SALE THIS WEEKEND IN . MENS AND I Sale Be aald the Wll 1101 to lho tdll lilt. Lct ---()(-- --k. Jl-• r------~-----------~------- SWEATERS, tbo-wtdollwu· IDbaYo lncltiCIIII bt the ...._ . pre•• "~~~~tJta .D!Il~il .~ BATH STOOLS ••• •..... 77c Rea. 2.00 ••••••••. $1.00 ~~~--..:;···:_J BED Trays ••••••••• 2 for loGO u.r. Make Elbtrfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center I BOYS WEAR DEPARTMENT I JACKETS, COATS AND SHIRTS. Col-· ·olD.. .. ............ million In 22 - · · All the ....,.,... - · _ , be to ,....d ., to blihor eclu- ~ l.,.tolatoro tllralqll bit ft. COLIJMIIUS (IJPI) eo.. eatlon. 111110f <IIMclor, L. Col· J111101 f<. - · · ln a IUl"PriN - · ootiinod ldJ multJ,.a!ll11-. CM dollar program, with .....,. 11101'0, Wednollday """'"""" a ~~~· ... ineteaaed YO<IIioaavo """" t11e ·· · · . ..Wcitlon . . . . . . ........., tobit-~r .. al and toclmleli education, In mea..,., 1 aide from il IIU the drit time In hl1 1111 UCobdltkiJ of .... State MeJ- Colllor'a olllee P>O _..,... six JMI'I as ··~ that ..,.... to a iOint session Ill tho IIU· -aecl a . _ General Aosembi,y W-llday latod moterlal wtdch, ho oakl, "lllould have · been lD the meaJa· Olllo. "" ......... 110111. ,_,w,g. During bll :10-<nlruto _ ... ,..,... packet Pen out. , .......... with lncreaolng the 1tote llieo lax Ia tho pool to In the HouH chalri»er, Rhode1 The - e d • bnokmade 110 meatlon ()( ...., he help llnanc:e educalloo. of Rhodoa' hiJibor olllcaThe tu, ranging from me- plamed to llnanco tho far " tloo pr<JIIOIII 00111, and outhalf par cent to l'h per cent oo reaching hlahor educatloo pro. lined the _ . . . . tax to 11pun retail reeelpta IWer $30,. &ram•. He said loglalatloo to nanae them. 000, - d 1101 the otete f242 lmplomort the .........,. and The aide llld • oocrolary In ··••••••••••••••••••• .••...•.••••10:95 ~~~~~~~....... '2·" ill' RICHARD WHEELER Vl'l R..,.,..wr ~;; I . Rhodes Switc,hes: Asks . for Ohio /V endor's Excise ' '11111 n.,..r ~~ ()( • •••••. ~~ ••• 2.49 Folding 1000 ({uet Mr. and Mrs. c-ao M. Ad- · Reg. 2/98c Reg. 49c How tomakeanattracU'vecornuoopta from a tfoneydew melon with asaorted fndts and meJcm ballt was demonstrated by Mrs. ())erbolzer. who also told of a dozen or more ways to beauUry the radish. Slle suaested creating a ba1ket trom a cucumber for lndl'lidual servings of aalad dresslngo. The ordinary turnip, she said, can be made more attractive 1! Ws cooked in water with a food coloring and Ulen fashioned into a nower replica. For the patio party, Mrs. Oberholzer showed a .. colorful bou- OVAL MIRRORS .•.•..••..•..•.••• $1.00 4 Gt. BA~~TS '1.00 hodnovel pr_.-ed a variety ot. ways to to show prepare every. dl,y foods. &arne•; adnUislon 7s cents per penon. Reg. 2.00 ' .• !p•• · FOOD GRATERS .••••••.. :. ......•• 28c WASTE BINS ••••..•...•..••• .' ••..• 2.88 DISH PANS ...••.•.••..•......•..•• 50c Your Choice of \ -llrotlon, IJid then td a •hllil-lntlk stan urn, ,> lho club'o billineas ·....o.ic with .-\Ira. n. L. Slade and Mr1. WU. rlvllll! • feo!l . ....... to . tho voroolll the lnonth. • ·~ Illlltlm were guest~ I( the tly me&lo no dlocuoaecl b)' Mro. F ......... ~ or plllllll _.lar In ~· Mro. O.Omolzo, lOrYRita OberOOizet· ()( tho Co!um- oolonlo\ lit.Yo !'&re,tJI.venl>,y m<!JII." ~ cake llld collee following the 1>14 Gu Co. al a meeting ol the bora In respmse to roll call, . """'etlng. · Middiop>rt Garden Club Mon· Notea · were rOlld rrOm Mre."l ' Yearbook• were dlllrlbuted bJ' do,y niJbL , Romey Downing thanking IIMi cl.., Nollie Zerkle. II was netMrs. (ll>eriMJizer -' a Betl;y for !lowero during her recent . eij tlmt t11e March meoljng will Newton clemon.trator tOr Colum-. hospitalization. uxt from Miss be at _the home of Mrs. C. M. bla Ga1 - ul8d "Fabulous Ftft~ Maey Park for ,an arrangement Henne.y ~lth Mrs. C. A. Em~ label" as her topic. Her ,pres- of chryaWhllmums. Also re~.d mtah, Mrs. c. O. Flaller, and entation lncll&ded colored llldea at the meeting was a letter from Mra. B. B. Zeigler as the co-. and aampleo ()( looda which s11e · Mrs. Glem Lambert thaoklng hooteasei. SATURDAY ffiGtt SCHOOL DANCE paf"V with thai Ja,ya will be held at the Melga Junior 111gb School In". Pomeroy from 9 p.m. to 12 mJd. nlltit. The dance la at a later ilme beCIUJO ()( area basketball Bouidoir 27c Reg. 2.00 Hot Water WASTE BASKETS ....•....•...••.•• SOc Reg. 3.98 · c11111tlvli, ~theIlion ..n, .,...., <t ..,• .,.do,y u .., old to ~de -m!ne. Attended Funeral Palest;ne .• ~s~:_,.~~~;u::s:waMl. lOOted bl.dle• durlnl a court bora named their tto...-tte IIJ'I"I• Ill anrdl hel~ Tuollday nlil1t 001n1rlng obl"l!b. · ot Heath· lllllted Methodtal Durilw tl1e buatness meetl• ctolrch. ae...-.1 mooel" mlkttv projecta Prec!eciinc tho preaentatloo ()( were discussed. A note &om the badp:e, Debbie Setutk, Barbara Southeaotern Ollto Menlol. Health AnthoiiY, Fae Wll...,, D I a n Center at Athelll waa readtbank- · Bnunley, and atean Poweraeave iJW tho club tor the ZO table tho !log ........,..,.. Candlea for ar~mentJ sent during the the girl scout promise and laws holiday season. Baked"goods were were Usfrt;ed. sold at the conclusion of the Badges m-esented by Mrs. WaJmeeting. lace Powers, leader. to Amy A dessert course was served Hamm were camp craft. hiker, by · the bo8tesa precedi-. the outdoor lafe\Y, dressmaker, meetlqg. 1be club will meet at chlld care, good grOoming and the heme ot Mrs. Roedel in my gmoemment. Venlda Gibbs March. received camp craft, hiker, outdoOrs safety, dressmaker, horsewoman, traveler, child c a r e. good grooming, games leader, In E. J SANTA BARBARA, Call!. (VPI)- Toni ()( - · aertd crude oil transformed 12 mlleo ()( wtdte beeches into a atrlp ()( black ooze 1:odaf. Oil COIIl1NUU' olllclala admldeil It eould ta1te two more weeki to Rem a leak from an oll'lhore well. The oli on the llborel1ne wa1 tho odp ()( an BOO..oquare mile alld< in tilt Paclllc wtdcb gr., more vast by the hour at oil - - Ill gallcms of boiled to the surface from fllaurea on the oeeaa floor. While oll-.ra otrualed ~ the etnck to seel tile won I.IDion ott eo. 111 Caltfomla'a A llx mlleo olflllore, more than 100 lnm•tea from Jtate QODI8naUoa - plaUorm tollOII C11 t11e - · te WASHJNGTON (VPI) - p,.._ aldont IIIIIIIIIDCIId _ , he - d leave Feb. D lor a five ~ natlOD wWt to America'• -d _. ____ ... EurO(IIIII 1111•1. Ill laid be llolp .......... and revl.laltze" tbo relallonl with Ita NATOJ011Derl. ·!Old ........... preoJ. lqJod lho vlalt u.s. ........., to loJit - the u.s. noPWIIII IMm lit !be Parilo poaao taiU aDd liao vloltA.,. """' Vi (Ill tllo trip. ; -' • By United Press &en Mr. McNanJIU"tJ sop up tho lllm.v 1!1811 with straw. The initial eftort to stem the flow ()( oil with oil mud,- a chemical compound wtdcb bardiu like concrete-laDed Wednesday and a spokesman laid aoother attempt _.d be made today. K the mud !alii to oeal tho well, the on~y· liternatlve Ia a relief shaft now being sunk. The drilling ol It wtll talte at least two weeks. !lilt onlhore winds were - - iltermltlent to tllralqll FrtdtQ>. rain Wednellday and today hampered er•• on the beaches who dumped straw '"' the 11111111 to l b - tho oil and t1ten ralred It lido baga. Sea &Wlo. their !eathoro .....,.eel jet blade with oil, IIOJllled m tho 81111111)" 11111111 lllll!>le to By. At leoot 108 oliiMi blrdl - e "' have died ()( the more than 200 brought to three - - treatment eentars, and Ill - · - bJ' - eom. olllctalo. Flah .... and Taxi Driver Gives Self Up un Internattonll 't JN!CIU"e CORONADO, CAUF. - THE NAVAL COURTOF!nqulrytnto tho loss of the USS Pueblo may reach much higher in the nillitary and civilian hierardly, .PQasibly to former De[enae Secretary Robert Nc-o Namara. to determine ultimate re190RsibUity. it was disclosed today• E. Miles Harvey, the civilian attorney for skipper Uoyd M. Bucber1 told newsmen he would call other witnesses of higher rank thaD hllw IPPeared if he felt it was necessary to clear Cmdr. Bucher's name. On Wednesday omcers or his ship went down the line to defeDd their skipper's action an:l character. One YOUEW oftlcer Aid:·~ would tallow him anywhere." Another said: "Without cmdr. Bucher. we never would have made it through 1l months in ceptivt~." Nay Erdtma Dead of Heart Arre.t at fZ WEST LOS ANGELES - CONRAD N. "NICKY" Hilton Jr., the handsome hotel helr whose storybook marriage to Elizabeth ~lor w• ended qulckl,y in divorce. was found dead trom cardiac arrest nesday In his home. He was 42. A family opokesman said Iltlton. son of hotel tycoon Cmrad Hilton Sr., had recently returned to his pluah heme in the Hoi.Jnby Hilla section after bet~ hospitalized for a Mart conditlul. 'ltll spokesman said the condition had worsened in recent dQa. HDtoa was found dead in his bedrOIXI'l, the spokesman said. L05 ANGELES - TilE MURDER TRIAL Ill J............ Immigrant Sirhan B. Sirhan seemed to take on a relaxed atmotphen ODCe the jury was 11worn tn WednesdiJI. There were ICIM liveb' exchanps 11 the defense and prosecution bepn lhe aelectiCI\ ~litH­ nate Jorots. Four alternates - two women and two men - 't~mtat~.w!r .... aeoted alter the regular panel of ei&llt 111t111 ODII fcuo" • - wu swom tn b,y lqlertor Coort Judge Herben V. Wal8r. Slrllm ....... broadly when he stood ttt to be idroducad to 14 pJ'Oil*ld.W 11-. nato juroro. He Jrinned at his mother, Mro. llar7 Slr11a.. ,... 11n> brothers., ·· Adel and Muntr, who were slttiD& in the bMk nWr ~dill •i&ll!" noor in the Hall of Justice. Anli-.lJUcriminGiioa Lolli ~ ATHENS. OHIO - ATIIENS HAS ADOl'TI!D .AN --~ Mol. (VPI) - A atloo lair, wblch woold bon unfair Practi<!ll lrl "'"-lnlr. ...,.-.., Hl!llli....., w. V1., tad driver and public accommodatloos. Tho oniiiOijiee wao J&•IIOII. bJ' clb" .,_ OAKLAND, - -.uiW a man en llontiQ nl&hL - .. at I Huntl... aorrendorOII to Y!......IIIQ ni&IIL Kq, 27, told pollee • • • II .Uowa for llao1 . . to $SUO 0 dtlr .oiiw. i!l•~ actO • an c o r r taw 11110 provtdoo ~~enatllln o l a relallano c<JIIImlioloo to........., 11Dt1 ~ loetlaD uol CCIIiwlllnla Ill · '1111! ~-- wW . . . . oi ..- ~ . . . ..,_ - I L . ' , .. , . In Wut Vit"JiiniO 1oto tho police . ... dlaraod .. Ill . ' 1J'8 - •IIIII• • �' ' .. • ' .. 11101 So-~-~""-··p~-:;"l"':·: · .• - - :·:...:lll't,:.~a.~·~'l'loondq::= · ~·.:::.: ~ "This Is the Miami ·Piane?' 1 ".s·I, .·.xnu ~---r'" ' / EDITORIALS a - Helping. Hand To Downtrodden Relie( work continues in Vietnam, where lour million people have been uprooted bf the war, and in the starvation-ridden 1be ordnaJJce experts were curious about 11M! unusual appearauce of the weapons, but 11M! big surprise came wben IIIey discovered that 11M! explooive charge was made from-water buffalo manure. Fertilizer (or ralher 11M! ammoniiDD am«~g nitrate in it) has long been known as ID explosive substance, but this Is the flnlt known instance of the Communists using It for grenades. Tbe fertilizer makes a relatively lowgrade explosive, but when combined with wax or oilier molding material and primed with a small amount of TNT or oilier high explosive, 11M! manure packs a potent kick, 11M! Marines report. Now It can truly be sold that the Viet Cong w!U stoop to anything. them-people who were, and are, the leading targets of Soviet oppression. There are also many highly skilled workers, and several American companies have come to the IRC to offer employment to lhem. Thus the Czech "brain drain" is actually helping U.S. industry and academic institutions to meet personnel shortages, says 11M! IRC. It would be a sad day were 11M! lamp Ufled high beside "liM! golden door" ever to Ricker out and escapees from tyranny no longer be able to loot to 11M! United i+-- The U. S. - exactly ..,., ''audevDle theater left: Radio f Clt;v Mus! c Jfall. Margaret Truman picked up her showbiz career again, starring in •'Never Too Late" ln Ut- Ue Rock, Ark. • .•. Vaneass Redsran'• latest rum release bas been held up; her recent re. Grenade is a Flop(?) Soal 1(IUr teewp questlcm to YOUTH ASKED !'OR IT, core of HeleD Help Uil, this news- In Vletaam. A Fifth Marine Regiment combat patrol recenlly came aci'OIII a erate ol newly made cylinder grenados aband011ed by retreating Viet COng about 45 mllel lOUthweiii of Da Nan~. The grenades were IIDl to 11M! regiment s home base for further inspeetion and analysis. A fresh human exodus was sparked by the Russian invasion._ of Czechoslovakia. Since last August, som• :iOAIIl_~hs and Slovaks have sought asylum in die West. More than 1.000 bave so far been settled in 11M! United States. The flow Is expected to continue in 'view of intensifying Soviet pressures against all liberal elements iD Czechoslovakia . The Czechoslovakian refugees as a group are unique In that lhere Is an e.traordinarlly high proportion of intellectuals, BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - 'l'b8re•s pres'"'"' on Sian Musial to become bueball commlasloner .... Aloog with hill for -ale Paris estate, the Duke of Wlndsorhashlatllreo aeres at llarbella, ~ (pro-.cl as tbo chic IIHIJJDI, 001suecesstully) 111 llle market ·-· French hotels snticlpate an even wone U. S. De Gaulle backlash 1han Iaiii year when they loll a mint •••• "'lbe Doorll.'' • hat rock group, drew 20,000 who Jllld $100,000 ror a Mad!.... ~ Gordon OIIHii8hter Y01l'111 ~ FOR Thlo <Oiumo lo for YGUDC people, tholr prd>lomsandploaourea, their trOuble• ud fa AI wl!h the root ot llolen lJolp USI, It WIICCIIIlu ....... but woa't dodae a .en- que- with a American soldiers face a resoUn:eful foe Btafra area of Nigeria. professionals and cultural leaders States lor aoylum. · Yet it is uncomfortable to reallt4! that for maDY of those who come rrom: abnH, 11M! -'unities are more abundut lllld 11M! road to full ettlzenshlp ill Amerleaa Ia easier than It Is for millions llre8d1 unoug us wbo, for want of ed11Cati1111 .,.t skills. are vic:tims of anolher kind of liPpression that we have barely begun to eombat. a Panamanian for $10,000 and though tho case Is sllgbtly old, there is the matter: of taxes, fraud and other dmoleso IDlerest& .... Comic Norm Croaby bought bls first elegant borne """! Ia H'wood burglsr1 lmmoodlately ransacked it .•. , R e d Buttons and an ex are b I u e haallng over so old propo11;y settlement. Dean Martin's "Wrecldng Crew" film has a new gimmick: QUIC'K QUIZ . 9-What are the warid's ; A--Geese. They have been known to fly as h1gh as 29,000 feet above sea level. hlghcsf flying birds? Q--What animal has the l<lrgest eyes? The horse. Its eyes are about I \2 tlmeo the size of a leaees have felt American re- man's eyes. - t o berani.U,S.pro-CasQ--Who was the first U.S. tro ravlnga .... Doama Durbin tlite president to regularly atthumbed down her dsughter's tend meetings of the Cabi,.et? A--Calvin Coolid~e at Pres· wish to become a professional linger; mom was a darling and ident Harding's invitation. now, a lot ar pounds later, Uvea Q--ln how many fields are ~CCIItentedJ)' in Fi-ance. Nobel Prizes awarded? "'MID From U.N.C.L.E." DaA-Five; physics, chemvid McCallum, Seottish - born lstry, medicine, literature and and a Brltisb suhiec:t, becomes peace. a Yankee ooon via eiUzenllhlp PIIJ8!"1 ••.• Molt common name Ia lbe -·world? Nope- you. •re wrong: i~a Mohammed .... Hqe ll'atllc tingle on Bdwy. at 48th the other mid-morning was esused by a teenaged girl wbo lolt a contact lens and dozens of usually unfriendly JlOOPio got dDwn on their knees in the u- Jibait to help the laos IIDd It while hundreds cheered. Sons molo!up, In ulmpleblack dress, white coUara and c:utra, Hedy Lamarr lltill was ltriklng ""'"gh to atop all optlesl tnf. nc at La strada East .... MarJon Brando'lf. newest method llla&esa: Diana Ron ~ T h e !llprerDes .... Brace or W a 1 l Sreetero wbo lear headlines won•t prosecute a young gal who collected plen(y arter dsll,ying. Authorities !mow ahwt a ehoop press aaent who waa blackmail llalooo lor a doU who ellppod 11-IOUGHIB "He who has ear.s to hear, let him hear."-Matthew 11:15. • • • While the right to talk may be tbe beginning of freedom, the necessity of listenin; is .what makes the right 1mportant.-W all e r Lippman, American columnist. We looked alllOUilces the title of his next wring the llnsl 1ceno .... Toy t;vcoon MAson Benson l)loro of the RJker'a ltland plane crash a while back) proved Ida hero. Ism. apin: married Soutlwnp.. wife sod her husband were among honored guests .... The SlJah of Iran's enthusiasm a few years ago, Selene Waltera, had . - , . er Iranian in glamorous tow at tho Steak Casino. ~·s matador El Cordobes ;;~rtues"wastheknowingro- minister. paper, hbp. lliit hf..., ~TRio F1ED WlTII FEAR DoerPetriJiod: Yooi on mon Ia ....... U·JG! ota,y thon ~on leaft. Kove In with :row' loiki and tum problem o..r to a pqd Jaw. yor wbo WUl "" w It Y'"' ,on protecl8d. I ~~&rinteo tholywrhosto - _. I, Olllck -llrli4mJ; 64 oaniA>t, Knw Creell, hsl- ..:Vollot, Athllll~ ContmoaC'e ~"""' 'wlih· a 2U JJOIDt pOr :·-~ ' ilvoro&e for the 10 . the-- HE POOL'l HER MONEY Dear Helea: 1 hsve liked Joe vert much lor owr three ,ear a. He seema fond or me. Tbe problem lo be alw-.ya burna money ott me. not Dear Helen: just a quarter but a dG1lar or We a-aStateColleaewhen! more, and every day, 10 he can · tho ratio I i one c1t1 to eight men. Wlin coaaldored nlee looldlW J>'-> pool with his !rleada. As a rtilult,. I hardly ~~Wr see and lbe !raternlt;v men alwtYs him, as he Is play!IIIJ pool on my ask ua over tOr lntomal, sort of UJIIlamod, pardes Iller the Frlmoney! I don't wonttohurthlofeollnga, Ul- night dances. But on Satur· but I don't wont to dr<lp him, so da.Ya? They dllltpJiolr. We sro whst cao 14dl - GONE BROKE nnor · - Cll l reo! date. OVER LOVE Sbool4 ... s - betrv Clllll1 about these -parties, making ex• Desr GBOL: Tbls freeloader ill playbw two euses to avoid them, \Bitll t h e pmes: Pool and - you for a renas realize we'd !Ike to be fool! You're oot ooJY broke but asked out other tlm.ea in t h e batty tr you keep on subeldl•trv week? We'd like sewrol abup l.llllwera that wouldputthemdown biB nllillls out. Send him a bill and his wslldng a Utile bit, yet make us tbo Sat.ptpers, andsi.gnyourseiJ••Form.. urda,y night dsteo. - WAITING er Miss Easymark, 1968.'' - fl IMPATIENTLY Dear Waltlrw: Don't push 1(IUr luekl With a Dear Helen: What can I do when I'm afrald, ratio of eight to .YOU'd bet.no matter which way I turn? I've ter shine bright!J- on Frldsy been married two years. My bus- nights and ~ theslo!WwW sonn bam. lmew the baby 1 waa carry- extend to Sablrda,yo. But rememing wasn't his, but he said lle'd ber this: College men prefer I~ love her anyway. Ever since she formal partleo to dalllW t h o 1 o came, he's threatened to kill her daya. They're~r.aater,aocl il I go aplnst him. He says Ill less entangling for lallowa wbo leave him, he'll track me down hsve aevorsl moreyearaofbooka romio of file SVAC ...... Brad- BARBS By PHIL PASTORET Ten inches of snow approximates one inch of water-except when the run· off accumulates in the base· ment, when it totals more Hke three feet in depth. The ~ Ualted ahead. This column Is -cstecl to so tr yoit•re having kid trouble or Just plain trouble, lot Helen llolp YOU. She will alrsowelc:omeyourownamualng experiences. ~s• Helen Bottel in care ot this new~P~&Mtr. famll,y Uvl~W. DDCTDAIS MAILI!JAG Borderline Deviations Are Wornint Sign~ls . .. Qloi.ii'Ot."tliiiliv timet"'"" ··-lr·'-'> ..' 1 t:. ~_,.:A. , . d •.,< the Congrmf01r4Z Medal of ' ~· ... ' Honor been a~rded in the Vietnam War? A-As of .May, 1968, 87 .Medals of Honor have been conferred on U.S. fighting men In the ViettWD l Q-AIIoul two motdlll aso my mother hod a severe ID- fectlon which damacecl her h e a r t. The electrocardlo- w..-. de- '.' . . • ,. the· odrfaco of 11M! valv.. or leaky valves or both. How loud a munnll!',is has DO re- lationship to the seriousness of 11M! underlYinc condition. viation from normal. How A murmur is not painful serious II th11? . 10, If atly is present, grun abowed borderHne .,.m lome other , CIIUSe ror the • · DAVID POLING to prevent furlher clam- When such a warning is boeded1 norm41 life e:<pectaocy ,. the rule. 1he Jets' Joe Namath--Man for OH-Season, Too only lreatment D<Cessar1 II ta ~er the cause of the murmur at1d treat the cause U any treatment II required. By DAVID POLING Upmeo. Second i1 . Keith Carter of Soutlnreltorn, an averaaeof23.7, with 181 soaJ• and 67!reothrowl for 329 polnta In 14 i8JIIOI. The .,..orne of tho game wiD hsve oo effe<t on tho llool sv AC olandlnga since ~ger creek 11 nestled s,.ggg,y In second place with a 7-ll roeord and tho Pirates are IUth with a Z-7 record. In all game• K,ypr Creek Is 10-5 and North Gallla Ia t-10. In - r Frida¥ llllltt pmes, Glouster (8-7) Ia at Eastern (10-5), tho SV AC clw!Ws; SOUthwestern (7-7lls at Wabam0(5-7l, and soUthern (l-15) Is at MUI~r (1t-O). SaturdiiY night Hannan Troee (9-4) lo at llanMD, W. VL ol blond through a llfi-oog bearl. Other · murmura are caused by a roupentng of WORLD ALMANAC !"ACTS lshed the pmo With 24 points. Wllleabors, Ohio Unlvorslt;v Wooster II 7-10 overall. Oberlin, By Unltecll'ress l....,.tlonal and 1o11am1 or Ohio won big con- led by AI Wellln&ton's 21 points, 11 2-5 and 6-7. East roreuce . victories Wedneada.Y Bill PolinskY scored 24 poluto W L Pc~ GB nlghl and Jaclependollt Youngstown eaeaped a near upset lou. to peoe Walsh (HI) to Its will BaltimOre • • • 40 15 . 727 I'Oint Pork, Phllsdelphia , , 37 18 .613 3 wltiRbors. tbe 19111 ranked over C&pltal took the lead early In New York •.•. 40 21 .656 3 llll8ll colloae team, pleked up Ill alnth Oblo Conference win the seeond hair to pill Ill - - Bostoo. , , , • , 34 22 ,607 6/h bJ ~ling Ohio Wesleyan 64- ontb Ohio Conference wta In Clocinnstl • , , • 29 26 .527 11 nine otsrts. Mariats Is 4-5 In Detroit. , , ••• 23 35 .397 18'h tl at "'rlngllold. tha loop. Roger Gorrilon soorod MllwaW... , , , .16 42 ,276 25112 The Tlgero missed tf>olr llnl 26 po1nta for Capital. West . 12 lbola, l>ut regelned momenBob Harriger scored a career W ,L -.J~~ _ GB -oo1""""44! ,,.Plea til~~ c~ hlgfi· zt .PCllill'a <10 ',pUe' ,x;or. ,tagelea U. < · . ., .L8rTJ .~ . . b1iili for Wall<lce to Its 11111 wiD In 19 Atlanta , • , • ·tr. _ h . "" '.WlliiJlbor& with 18 points while • Akron loU to 8-11. game san Fran. ••• 25 31 ,448 I:!lh 1 a.lp Kooser led Wuleyan with Danlson (~ wxs led b7 San Dl- • • • 25 32 .~39 13. IS'. Charlie Claaett who 1cored 26 Chlcsso •••• 2t 35 .407 15 Fl'GIII • rumlng Miami 1urnod polntl. Seattle • • ••• 21 39 .350 UI'h a eloae p.me with Marahall IaTho games loo!lgbt Included Phoanlx , , . , 13 42 ,236 24 . ·to an 83-M Mld-Amorlean Con.DIIYion vo, Davld1011 at MadlWedneaday's Results rout at Ollford. om 1q1are Garden In New New York Ill Mllwllllkeo 102 The Redlkloo pilled away to t11e1,r t.IAC wiD In eight York and Clnelmatl at North Baltimore 124 BostoD 112 Chicago 120 Detroit 108 starta by outsearing Marsball Texas State. San Din&O 110 Clnclmatl 93 22-t .-.r1nc1 a soven.mlnute sp1rt Phlladolphla 119 seattle 115 lD tho drill ball and Wei'O ....r Only pmos scheduled led . ofler tho!. Frank lllkac' · Thursday'• Games oelted.21-polnta lor Miami. Cincinnati vs. Phoenix at Tucson .. ,_,..m1 ~ Clooe Win • Only (l&llllio acbedulod State picked up Ita 13111 will ta 18 - · by rllb'll!l Ia tho last miDuta• to 111E DAILY SENTINEL SlPO'nD TO litrEIUI' 0P defeat Slooi>emllle 75-74 011 tho The Molga Maftladorenll'ywsa . . . . .~ ... K£A IQCHAlDS. OWEI\ l'IJBUSRI& Baroal' .court. laMickod out of the Southeastern a..- T111Mitl, ltOi&ot Jolin McElnl,y . - It of the Ohlb AthloUe League's FreshP.W1hed dt;IIJ I•CIIll 8t.llonlaJ bf Thl Ohio ' Panguinl' last 22 points to fire man baoketboll tournament, 45Vllln I"W~t•hlnl c.-r.:-111. uo Mec:hMIIc St., P-lrll)'• 1J1Uo, U7U, Boo1L,.u OfftCII Pta. the wiD, atlor the team trailed 39, by lrortoo hero lido week. "~IM. Edi!IOrl&l ~ 812.-llU. s--:1 ......, po:o!f~PpaldiiP-"'f, Oldo. 4~6. at tho haiL The Marauders, coached by .' Ne.IIOIIM .......1111. Nf'tiiiUd .. B.tiii>Alvin Conl;y acored 28 points Dlek Wall, trailed 10-5 at t h o IUI..c.llaPr, lno.., 12 Elt.lt U1t SL, Norw Y.n CII.J, NMI Yart..· for SteWenvllle, now 8-1t. close of the firlt period, 25-21 ~l'trflliln ru..: o.u,.,.... 11r earner IOIIfl'll ~ 45 etnll p.r wwlti IIIII ,_.. In Gerald MeKeo scored 36 bltl, at hslltlme and 33-80 - · the ..s-at t~ot o.JlJ' SNtlnll omc., su points, locluciiDC two straight third quarter ended. IIIO!Idw. lll..-711· n.r.. IM!IIh .. ~.u.. ., ....... ..,.. IIMno carr .. r •ntc. .a •oallUIIt 0. b e - Ia overtime, w asauro .Melp scoring wsa paced by 1M11b ILDO. a, -'11 0. , _ f11,ot Sill ~ . boot Oblo Unl•eroll,y of ita alxth Steve Dloi(oe with 13. Ron Smith priollrdlldM ,....,. ~&...1111 Mld-Amerlean eonror...., win. and TIIQ' WWiam1 each aol 8, The Bol>eats · ore now ~ sod Jeff Man-Is, 5, Joe Welker 3, •. 11-7 cworall. and llllvo Fire, Z. Toledo'• Steve Mix lecl Mel&• alao woo oOt back t:IAO clubs with 39 points, lndodiDC by visiting Wellston esrUer ill o1x of hla team'• 12 polnll In tho -IL Dunfoo, with 12, llao overtime. Tlio llocketa ore 3-5 lod Melp seor1111 In thst pme, arid 10.8. Jetf Morril pt 9, WIIIIIJ!I• 8, Othsr Gomea rue 7, TOIIl' VOQilhsn, t, and In pmeo: Woooter ~lh 2. odged <X>orlln 18-45 at Wooster, Iller. dofeati!Wlolaip lloldwln-Wallace cloomod AkroD in tho .-..nnalo oftbe 73-49 at ,Akroo, Donlaon nljlpecl wlllpiAJ ~w11110rofthlsweok'o J1ot141 (Micb.) 8M5 at Gro1WIIlo, Atbons-LaPn game for tbe dl&lDWallh eotloae \lo<Jiilllaecl l'!lllt _ptanshlp, tho plaee to be .. . Pork (Pa,) rrl-'11111 ~ and capital dofoatecl ilsrlotia 18-18 at Columbus. ?3 · ' Wao,~tor evened !II· ,, liS feriiiCO record at 4-t ~~.,~'!._ ytctory . ,.4 :'tJ Are Oruted -.to. .......... ,... .............. Q·- Wbt 0 a U ,j ' I llearl · murmurs.? 11 there any palo · Uaoclated wiO.·them! What Is tbe treatment? A-Bearl ~ in adoleocents llllil young adultl are ort.lt fllllclkinaL Such murmurs are of DO olplflcance Iince ~Y are caused by the niftneu of the flow rr,sa International v.....-n Ing .the night. ' "' . Fans also wt11 see a team w~cb Chuck Bracl>ury of KfP.r Crook Ia lldrd with a 20.t point averaao In t:i .IIJDOS. Bra<llur.Y bao 117 (lOlls and 70 free throws lor 30t points. Fourth II Jimmie Walker, Southweltorn, wJt!1 95 aoaJ• and 63 free throWs for 253 polnla, aD svorase of 18 polnta per pme, for 14 eame•. Bob Diddle of Southern Is llltb with 112 pis sod 481roothrows for 270 polnta In 16 games, an averop or 16.9 points per game. li"-., NcMeo himself said before tbo started bad Wtle or no outatandliW talent, no bls IIWl, ••100 ..t aror alae ••. ,.onb even u.s. desire.." Rcundball observers around the leoaue pneraUy aaree Coaeh McNee has performed a ••more outelandiiW c•chlnr .loJ> this year" than anytime before ln his Ions tenure at AlhaM. Tho Inevitable nominaUon and election of MeA!ee for .. Coach of the Year" honors promises to be one olthe few UflC:ontested such event:a in the 20 and / plc ba'*-'tball team In ...;.;!.., 111 polnta. Sportlcasters ASJn., when it meets early in March. Marauder Coaeh Carl WoUo, meanwhlle, wW be expected to have 1qJ polnt.ptters 6-3 Joe V)rera. a senior. and aophc:more &-1 Jeff Tyo ill his atartilw lin&... with aapbomores 6-{1 Bob Werry 6-3 .Bill Henlller and 5-9 Senior Dermis Ault or 5-9 Jack Robinson other probable starter a. am Otber T...- polao .-n •ore Rlek Sl1lder tO, Jim CIV 1<111 summer. Hubbard 7, lad Brot lllrt, ilrucf Hart and Jerry Hubbard ooeh 4. Reynolds paced AJ.-r with Chi. Crdo e2 'frlnt;f, Dl. 70 Rodctord 69 J.lllton ... 7S Minn• THIS WEEK~ SPECIAL Valvet to 89c Ftratct Filters year history of the Soothes stern Oltlo Sportswrlt.- ers lido nolL WhiM aliO led all - · - llqwood - · tho Iller of tho &Old.-aJ wllmiDI OI,Y,m- . 49~ ... PERKINS SIGNED NEW YORK (I.JPI)- Jerry Perklna, a 20..year..old lettbuJd.. ed pitcher, bas ~ a 11109 contract with the New York Meta of the ]IIJIIonaJI..ea&llo. Tbe Meta also onnounced that Pompano Beach of the Florida ~ Lewgne wtU replace Raleigh-Durham of the Carolina teasue a• one (1 tbe1r Clu1 A efflllates this year. SOUTHERN VALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STANDINGS (SVAC Only) TEAM WLPOP Eastern • .. .. 9 I 628 490 K,ygor Creek • , • 7 2 597 476 11ann1n Traee .. 6 4 622 571 Southwestern •• , 4 6 650 673 North Gallta •.• 2 7 510 596 SOuthern .. .. . I 9 489 690 TOTALS . . .• 29 29 3496 3t96 (All Games) TEAM W L P OP Kyger Creek, , . 10 5 962 846 Eastern •.•. , . 10 5 877 790 Haman Trace .•• 9 6 980 830 Southwestern ... 7 7 961 946 North Gallla •.. 4 10 844 10!2 Southern .... . 1 15 777 ll67 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Eastern 62 Kyger Creek 49 Hsnnsn Trace 67Southwestern58 North Gallla 68 SOUthern 6t (ot) Mlller 123 North Gallla 75 Union Furnaee !9 Souther• 45 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE: North Gallta at K,yger Creek ·Glouster at Eastern Southwestern at Wahama : '~ V~Jey at Mille• , . · · · . SATURDAY Hanilan Trsee at Haman, W. VL r."'!"" .~ · ~·~~~==:'1 ',. .. ' . BERRfS WORLD I .' ' . " !,,, , ..,_. ' ., ' ' ·,., Jr....., • Ju-· 1!¥ Dick . t1p 110011111 Wt. PERfORATED ALUMINUM COMBINAnON DOOR WOOD PANELING HARDBOARD 2a4 19 .49 31.45 3.89 15.99 High quohty, I drl" ""ood. A.luml· num K r•en wlr• p,. hung . Mill ti,.,;sh ...un bot Cuollty ond oppiCirom• ;•n•rolly found in high" proced pon•l• oldiCIIIoo Dolerrl&nll 59~ RE G REG SALE PRICE ottodled Cr•Cif•• o prCKIIcol and decoro11"' -11 11-•otm•nl. door lo IKilon. I SCHUIIACHEI l Ii 32K II WOODEN LOUVEIED ~ COLONIAL LEIGH ioiiOiNci~D~OgO~R----~~C~A~FiE~~~--_j ALL-PURPOSE DOOR Adju1tobl• !01 c c N ot .. ro I 1p41dol "'~"'• door . 16 88 0 ...... ditllntllv• chorm to pouo lukh•" Pood~roto PL.,. co,.ttrucllon. Ok<>rO· o• e,.troncl holl! Ho•dwar• nol lru::lud.d Rood> for slolni"' pol,.llng. li¥•11Croll d••lgnKr''" ond 10th ,,. ..rl 8ulllla loll o "hou.... Hm•! ...... ••11 49 • r. P Broil llnllh . R~g _ 5.30 CHillY OAI 01 WALNUT BIW HDWE. an• GLASS SLIDING CHOICE LEATHER SUPPLY $7.99 EA . Ao"'" 119.99 REG. 130.20 VALUE 49.99 $&:>:~,-;>" L~ • MARVELITE c;oN ....... t J. 11 fLUOIESCINI I!AhtO UGHT Your Valentine a .. ~~;~n.d lo• b.auty o"'l oppMI. will ilfto hone• lh• •terlor a"'l lnt•rlor charm of rour horn1 . F~~Qrur.. lnclud•, Gla1.d S/1" ln1ulat.d GION: E01-, Slid• A•v•rtble Po,..ls. Adfu•labl• on Pon•l cand Xr1111; compl•t. w-lh ...-1. Chrome Cotch wUh Solid Walnut hoi'Octl• 24"VANITY 992-2774 Pomeroy DOORS with Kreen Rorokott pan•llng •• o tpKiaiMoiOnlt• h.ordboord wilt. o high lid•IIIJ ....oor:t groi,. ond a~lor on tt.. 1ur foe• . Rich toolo.tng ond long lolling. tt.•w koot -lrhordboordti will ,... • ., ~put or •Ph"'" 4 • 8 ~ 1/ II'' . YOUI • ANDERSON PANELING Gu..aranteed to fit-or your money bode. Colonlol d•lgn. 8ullt-1,. vl•w•r lnconspicuoul from out.id•. Exomin• coli••• 33.49 .....,, ...... """· 3 99 m HARDBOARD 2nd St. 'ftl Fiakeboard tOnllru t liOn ...tlh b•outlf,.l W•Uvoxo walnut grained plo1lk , !>lottie: lornlnoted 10f:1 ... Litl bock$ploth ond 18" rou"'l bowl ""t-out [8,...1 r---------------,~--------------"-~,~~~;N~\~·--~---------,r---~====Jq----- -net. WAll HIS l MASONITE ANDERSON 4'x7' SHEET n•.ded loo ....tat Iatlo.. it'l· duded ..,Lth lhis basi.•l-wtoo•• dMII;In • EATER Fl~f SELt~nON At Y QNCID ...CESI ,, . KEfS ' 13 I ! GOOD IDEAS BEGIN HERE I. IC e. . .,,thtng i ' \C) HWI Meigs Frosh Q-lo there uy lnlh ID the beUef that sleeping OD one'• Jeff aide II eiiSier on tha heart? My ~ther believel It and 18)'1 he can feel hiJ heart POilildlng when be lleeps 1111 hla rlllht ilde. · A-Mnt penou can feel or hear their heart beall more 't e a d II y when they sleep on their left aide but there is no danser to the heart from aleeplrig on ellher ~- Once aslei!p, most per10111 Oop from oue lllde to the other several times dur- · Trying to budge it is in handl- stal'lll OQL "' rerenco A - 1lerderlllle devlaUou act ao a ·warning to take ' palo m U U bi IOUgbt. The Prices being what they the biggest job ing any budget. sa-• lla-,. -:.::,~c. .... o;&"y WAYH£,G.'; IU.~~OT.III;Q;,;·. • • • • • • ern, wso llltb with 72 plo and 27 free throws for 171 polnta, m . . . . . oll7.1 per ...... Dave Daniels of -Trace, with 0110 .11JD8 to au, II laadinl the SV/1£ all seortng with on averaae of 2t.5 per .IIJDO. Daniell hso 133 (lOlii and 61 free throws for 36'1 points In Miami Post Wins doesn't sell supers. anything In the way of fndder you're able to aJford. Folia wiD aot a cood look at tho MeAfee Melbod Friday at Rutlud in which tmclu\entals, atrict team discipline, and aimpie but weU-underatood patterns Wittenbe~g, OU, is, this outfit • llnal game oftbe 'SOUth- em Valley AthloUc Con!eronce will bo plafed Frlda.Y night at ~pr . Creek. High Si:hool when Cooch JohnSanr'o Bobcats meet tho Ji1lting North Gallla Plratal of C..eh Rudy Shively. sates staff says he's a supersalesman. The are, "health foods" include last Dine triea. .' Newest member of the trouble White'• Free To. Good·for Vldory HAYWOOO Sl!:IATUI ClfiCAGO (\JPI)- Tht ChleaJ 10 Pro11 Club hu oolodod ..,_r 1'-Ywood of tbo UniYer· s..rpoboGCor llll!tle Wlo hit • • of Detroit u tho - o f !reo with :10 ....,_. ld \ tho lJtiB Abo SoJ>or- Memorw a 4~7 ..._., Ial Traphy, awarded ......n, 1r> over AJuw.....,. ld a Ff'oo eMe '- · tha outotandlna collop piiiYOI" • oa the loMr1' . _ . COI*t& of t h o - SVAC Cage Play Ends , ~riday Night ., ' one For .tO game1, Dave Daniell, 6-1 181llor, Haman Traee, wu IOOOIId ~ 91l1011• and S71res throwl ll>r 219 points, 8D . . . . . ... of21.9 per .IIIDO; Keith Car· t1r, 8..0 Hll1or, Soulbwestera, WSI third 83 p l l and 48 free - · for 21t polnta, Ill avorop of 2~.t per game; Jim. pme to au but In nine - · be .... .-od 81 lleld pia and ~ !roe throw• mle Walker, 5-10 oenlor, - ror 209 pllnts. No one esn toudl B~...,.ry 1\>r ""stern, WSI fourth with 66 soaJ• tho top opot 1in0e tllo oext rour and 48 tree tbrvwa for 178 polntl, piiiYerS In line have eompl- an overap of 17.8 per pme; and Bob Diddle, 6-1jwdor,tholr ...... bury baa more. I reported this to the police, but they can't do a~ about threats. So Car, he has never ehslq>IOOShiJ)B and eight In hiB Bradbury Cops SVAC Scoring Title -·t Is more lhreolllllli.JII<Uon, but u 110 runs trUo to rom., lw'U cave ill when raeecl with llnilht t.llk by llllborltles. 'Anol I HOPE hla pnteetlw motber will aet him to a PIIYchi· atrlsU -II. · " - Dour -..1, P-1'0)'-Middlepurt, o., Thorsds1, Fsbrusry 8, 19tiB Melt•' Mantl:terl, wialeaa in dG&• hsw been paced ill acoriiW 1011101' Mike Noel It has beenaboutl3yesr1!1lnce tbe ScQhOaol41tll Ohio Alhletlc thnlulhout tbe - - by Don who lu-..ragllls20.6 eould be 10 nonchslonl Wlckorhsm 1...... ror the 196W9 points per ~· lnleoiuo piaoo. olloul a belkotlloll pmo ill Its and 1-12 ~. wiD boat 1'1111Otho• proop8cllvo otute•• of llolso County end of the SEOAL .... A~ ,thll . Friday niallt. tbe Albons Counltsnl oplnat IChoWlO. ·Aihslll!, will) thO loop c~ And not oo stranaeJ¥, Mr. MelonaliiP ldc!wd .., ......., Ia ll· a&~p "" 6-2 INlJibomora Mark Swart, 5-10 nnlor Bob llandloy, Moo Is in his 15th yesratAthens 0 ill the 1._ and 1~ in all s-a senior Tam WagDer,IUd. G-0 • where he has won nwn atraicht Ccacb Chlrlea McAfee's Bull- atep1 age. -Jeremiah 8:15. -David lloyd George, World War I British prime . harmed us, because I always give In to him. His mother says 10 be patientas may Jtage his own hlgb • t e e he has a problem, but he won't ltrlke: 1be $17,000 he got for go to a doctor or psychlatrisL oae bullfight Iaiii year . 1111!1,. He 1103's I'm not enough oo he lllllJ' lit o<it 5 · hbll;;; sea1011 .... Actor Bill FJ!Iot got M1r lolkr me to double ha.Dpy news the same day brirw the baby and come to live hill new baby (mother'• Diomle wlth them, but they'D probably Warwick) arrived: a key role In be ln danger if J do. •-on a Clear Day'' ••.• At a par- My husband has turned into a (y someone asked what Gloria r-n no-good and I hsve leamed Vanderbilt and her husband Wyatt Cooper •'do" •.. • '"'11tey"re no good came, for a time of healing, but behold, terror. • • bruab<la. a•s Jlll Berry aDd his ex • and I won't have a daughter any for peace, but You are not goin~ to get peace with millions of armed men. The chariot of peace cannot advance over a road littered with cannon. .. ' rr. The Oassy. Athens r~Here for Breather I ! Fpr 31 yean, the International Rescue Committee baa been aiding 11M! victims of political tyranny, persecution and war. Tbere is, regretfully. no assurance that it will not be engaged in tbe same admirable work 36 years from now. In 1968, for example, about 50,000 CubaD refugees entered tbe United States. The IRC, which helped about a fourth of lhese, predicts the number will be the same, or higher, this year. . \ SATURN 24 INCH MEDICINE CABINET 1'555 StOlfi.... tteel lrht~ 1 two 1h1lvM . ln- _________, ,_;-___:;;:,...,... cand•IC'tM Ughtlftg. Ul CJHif-ed, 'l.t" I 19"' I - 9· 1/2'", · _ . I Elfie~' . . . . . fot wull-_t lipt 1M ·cwmetk:l. Ul .,.. prov.d . l6'" • 3r' 10". �' . t - •'l'llo Dlll:r _,_., P-11\dlll-'o 0., ' Tlalrodlj', ~ f, ltft Former Ironton Tank Coach Named To Hall OfFame '0~7:::••::••••11••"·g· ·- -~.,_ ~:::::!~!:::::::: : : ::JJ : ~:~EoQSTAiiSilcS:~::::~.~/f.H __ _____ _ · ' CANTON, Ohio (UP1)- Earle •-<;.-IY" Nealtl, the caeh who mallmnl- d. Phlladeli>Na £1&1e•' ri1e to two world title• Ia lllo late 1910., hoods d. Ull ot lh• Iormor _ . atara elected todoJ lo 111o pro - I I Hall at Fame. Joiniaw Neale, who coached tbe F.qle• tor 10 yeua, are A1 uTurk" Edwards, a tackle at WaahiDBfon; Joe "'The Jet'' Perry, I fullback. and Leo Nunelllnt, • defensive tackle, who both p]a,yed with t/10 Francisco For1;)' Nlnersj and Ernie StautDer, a defensive tackle and end with the P!ttoburgh Steelers. Neale, who earned hJa nick- 19311, a Neole.coacbod ~ Nlnera. Brlo!Sia1 tMm, the lrontoo Tl¥.. won Pen"J, whole oab' eolliP lour ot five exlllbltloo JI&DIOI aplnat N a t i on. a I Footbllll Ollper!euce waa a brief two-JMr otay at Comptoa, Cllll., Jlllliat Loquo teomL COIIep, Joined the FOIV Nlllll'l Slondout Athlete Nellie, a · - alhllte, in 1948 whe!l tlloy wen pJa.yed baseball with d. C!nciJ>. memhon o! the AD Amerlea nati Reda and batted .357 tn the Conrerenee. He pJa.yed t... Son WU lldlmoua 1919 "Black Sox Francisco 101' U dealt to J!altimore ill 1961 IIIII Scandal" World Series. Edwards starred tor the finiohed his e..-- with lllo Redlklna, first in Bolton a-.1 F«V N!ners in 1963. N<m~ellinl, an utron man" later when the franchise was performer, spent U years with Washington, lor nine a, pla¥ing trcm 1932-.40. tbe ForiY Ntnero, pla;y!Jv 174 . H . was considered a g'..ant in c001ecutive games at one his era, starding 6-foot.-2 and stretch, d. third beotlmpYiiY record in NFL history. weighill8 260 poundo. stautner, a native ot Bavaria. He eventually became coach of the Red.skii\B in 1946 alter a also played for 14 seconds, knee injury cut short his career m!aslng only one pro boWl trom 195~1962. He played clelenslve five years earlier. Perry and NomeUini, the ftrst tackle and throusfl moat or hio San Francisco players to be career, moved to defenshe end euhrlned, both carved out in the late years and also ftlled fantastic careers with the Forty in on offensl"' .w.hen needed. ••scna. r:E "' iilme as a Oaahy elll at West Virginia Wesleyan, had an Wustrioua coachtrw backgroun:l before taking over the lowly Eagles in 1~(f.' ·· His 1922 Washington and JeffersCI\ team played in the Rose Bc:Ml and in Packers Release Vince Lombardi .. '. • •, • ! j ' ,l j NEW YORK (IJP~ Vince Lombardi looked back oo hio ldoloey..naldn& 10 years with the er..n ~ Packers 10118 ......... todoJ to 118.)' thet Bart Starr "deserved most of the aeeolades" and then aclmoW~ 1edpd • u1 bne a wlmlng-tvpe .quarloriJack in Sonny ..... ...... tn hla new job with tbe WubJD81on Redoldno. 111 CUI't illY how lOIII It will be before the Redokina are a wlmlnlt team,.. ealcl Lombardi, laandng that Packera' J!aord ol Directors · .........,.sly Wedneii<Ja.y Dlibt 1o releue him !rom the the remaining years ol hi• comract 10 he cao become eo&cb, chlel - · • oltlcer IIIII part owner or the Wullln&luo elub. 'f'J'hat'a IIOII'leth1ng I will have lo Uve wllh tor the next lew years." Lombardi wao ollarial in the boiiDred spot on the dala or a catholic Youth Orpnlzation dlmer with Arc:hbilhop Terence Cot*e o! New York wben be leomod the Green ~ Board ot Direcloro had qned 1o relea10 :l~~ : '~ ; i ~ •: :: :: ;: :: '' Green Bay club was amounc:ed Wednei!dly Dlibt by Packer President Do m 1 n 1 c Olejnczak a!ler a llr<Hinlk· half-llaur meeting ot the board r1 directors. to the Redohlns into wimer with the oame kind or iron cliocipllne and coord!natioo wlllch marked the rise d the Packers. The declalon to release lDmbardi rrom his commitment Mathis To Meet Quarry In Garden On March 24 NEW YORK (IJP~Buster Mathia and Jerry ~ey will fllbt a 12-..1 bout in Madlooo S...are Garden March 21 to deoide the next challenger for rtve...taa. champion ,Joe Frazier. The match orlglnaley wao acbeduled lor March 10, but MatJda' request for a two ..week polllpmement was granted be· cause o! an ankle injury he lllllfered durill8 hio Monday alght cledalon over George Chuvalo. The development df.d not ease the ""'"'"""'tioo or an traa. Br!tioh promoter, ..,ever, wbo is concomed about the slalus or Mathia' scheduled March 25 bout with hio llgllter, Billy Walker, in London. He was otill threatenlni lepl action becau ~e the March 10 bout In New York was within throe weeks o! the London fllbl, when tlle announcement came frOm New York that Jllllbed back the Mathis-Quarry acram. ble to only one day belore the achecmled England enrounter. Mathis' manager, James lae- Uo, insisted the contract for Cite between Mathis IIIII Walker oontained DO rellriclfa11 prohibiting lll1l' within 21 doyo o! the Walker ftsbl, figlrt ~· am happy to pt the !...,...,..,.ty in Waohlngton but aad tp leave Green Be¥," he .Mid. ''I cUm't know the Green BaJ Board Director• - d dodde and I was sitting here a little bit coo.eerned." · Lcnd>arcU oald he baa given .. IOIIlll tboulht" to hll ltaft ~ aul~t:ams, but "lt 1.1 too early to make any amouncement.•• At the 1181110 time he made It plain he woold try 1o Iorge the or ... [::::: , llpoooor, Glpe. Doornard, Win. H011r7, G1Po. 119 90 328 25.2 Wlck'bam, AIIL ,19 4t 237 lt.l G-n, Jack. 110 Sll 253 18.1 ztm•onnan, WID. 11 u 211 18.5 SEOAL SCORING FG FT P AVG. Dowiard, WilL 105 81 :193 211.6 Wtck'lllm, AIIL t5 37 227 20.8 Gl'MII, Jim. 61 2t 1&2 17.5 Z!m'man, Wlo. 73 45 1tl 17,4 NAME !' •· •• '• Raodl,- • TEAM Vintou CGunty Belpre TillS WEl!K"S satEDULE: FRIDAY SEOAL wanl.o. Local Alheal at IIIII• Wellotoa at GolllilloH•' Fed.-!locJciDI lrontooat~- . v- (RAI.....,ol W L • • • . W L P OP • 1 246 210 2218117t 2 2 144 161 I t 196 228 SOOT!JEIIN vALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SV AC ONLY SCOR1NG l'Ja.yer1 ~ · G lilt Waq. llrociNr)o, KC . t 81' 17 ZOt 23.8 D. Dan., Ill' 10 81 87 219 2U K. Carter,I!IWIO 83 ~ 211 IU J, Walkor,I!IW 10 88 M 178 17.8 Diddle, So. 10 72 27 171 17.1 Greonleer NG 9 49 :SO 1M IU _..ddlne. KC 9 53 22 R. Karr, E 10 46 4li Gomes, NG 8 19 15 Jetrors, liT 10 tt 23 n • • • • • • • Wear Love On Your Finger 11........ Ill 15 153 887 Athens ••••••••• 184 11 18.7 Lopn .......... 193 11 17~5 Maip •• ' •••••• 202 11 18.1 Welloton •••• , ... 218 11 11.1 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS FIELD GOAL PERCENtAGE ~~~~ FGI&-A PCT. botmord, WilL ~181 .U. Elllll, N-Y n-uo .lOt lflora, Mel&• , 47· M S1tarl, Atlleu 51-iOI' · $36800 ' · lntroduct(i·trom · ' ~lc:lj.Fq~d TOr Budllylllnd' NAME . KltdNI!, ....... llieo;~...... ' ' Sidle M~Elhinne1, Hcretarywtth Gertru:le AnllreWt'., prm;y; Betty ·Spencer1 trea.iurer; JeaD ztr.. lcle, protector; Genevieve Meinhart, IUBI'd; Ettl .IAmley, past ..... chleiJ Carrie Neut!IUW, mull· ~ to sene thla year were ldro. Allman, !nstallill8 ol· ~~.. Councilor Club Will Meet on February 12 or A mooting the Pool Cound· lora Club 1o be held at 7,:30 p. Blae, Fll 21 18 Dmtrcer, F11 Ratcllll, V!mAIII 18 It 23 5 17 4 comnan, WL n . ~Item ••••••• . Etta Lemley proolded at t h e open!qj rttualiitlc work. Rlport· ed UI were Mn.. McElhiiJI'I)'. now home !rom the hoopltal, and Mra. Bertie Watts who injured her an' Ide ••• tall recentb'. A total ol 49 alek vlalta wftre made during the p11t months and $58 was apent on altruistic work. Thank .)'OU cards were read trcm Edith RuoaeU and Rulli Mack and a greetirw card and letter !rem Bertha M. Hysell was preselted. The auditing: committee report wao s[ven by Mrs. lde!nt.rt ai.d Mra. Vfr8!nia owen preaented the lrUIU&l report ot the ways and meaD&.committee. It was. de-cided to order more knives and .Ucers to be sold bY ~ membero. The birthdays of cp! Bfaa, Betty Bfao, Jean Zirkle and Mr•. Me!nt.rt were oboerved. Named hoat4ues for the March meeting ••Amertea a,nd AJnerleans" by John 9telnbedl no nriewed b)' Mrs. Ben Phll~m at a meet1111 ·ot the Mldlllepor1 UloRr7 Club,i at the home ~ Mre. Richard OWen ·w-Ildly nlllllt. One o( the lfx ~rl- ... thorl to win a Nobel priJO lor literature. Stelllbeek wa1 delerlbed by Mr1. Ph111011 aa a man with a [11'o!ound rattb in blalel. lowmen's goodne1s. Sle l&id he believed lamUy ~a!V. truat in netsbbors and . . , . _ lo the land ............. ball CJWlllol, lb!nbeck rooclted t a m e tbrou&b h11 book1, "The GraDel ol Wrath," '"Ealt of Edal?' and "'Mice and Men. ., He later wrote ''!'ravels wUh Charlie," which became a best oeUer. '·Mr1. Phil..., apoko of Sto!nbeek u a man TIIURSDAY llRICKLAYERS LOCAL' 52, at 8 p.m. Thuradi.Y, at the AmerlcUI LecioD HaD, l'olllel'w. IIIEIGS COUNTY COOncD, Par. entl and Teachers, Thursdal', 1:30 p.m. at the Rl verriew Elementary SChoOl; Oblo VDI'181'sib' Playere to present ''The Green Blackboard. u Good representation ol unlta needed to plan ror spr~ district conterentoe at ldlddleport in !c>rU; oilier l~nt _bUsiness. PAST CHIEFS, Mqnolta Temple, Pythtan Sisters, 7•30 Thursday night at the h<me or Mrs. Nettle Hayeo, Jollcldlepi>rt. EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, O~r or the Eaotern Star, 7:30 Thur'oday night at the Middleport Maaontc Temple. AMERICAN liED CROSS Board meeting, 8:30 p.m. 'llllrii<Ja.y, at Veterana Memorial Hoapital. Obllpt!on nlgllt wu oburved RACINE PACK 213, Cub under the direction of Albert Scouts, 7:30 p.m, 'llllrii<Ja.y at Woodard, worthy patron, at TuesRacine Baptill Clurch; Chadds day night' a meeting of Pmnero,y Sal~ cliotrlcl MG!d Scout execu· C"-!>ter 186, Order ot the Eastlive will be ptoiJelll. ern star. · AND wives dance Dorothy Woodard, wort!Q' maclass, Timidly, 7:30 p.m. at tron. and her husband presided home ol Mr. IIIII Mrs. Bon EwIng, Gerald PoweU, tnatructor. CATHOLIC Women'o Club, 8 p.m. TIJurldoy at the Sacred Heart Churcb auditorium. FRUlAY MISCELLANEOUS -bon· ortng Mro. Richard Weaver, 7:30 p.m, FrldoQ' at the Letart Falla Comllllllllty Hall. HAPPY HARVESTERS Claoo, NEW HAVEN - 11le open Fr!clay e.. nill8 at Trinity Unitchurch wedding of Mill Rhond.a ed Church or Christ; valentine Brabham, New Haven, W. VL, party beglas with potluck cU-r at 6i members to c:all Mrs. BeD to SP5 Patrick Jooeph ~!Jan. Mo.Neutzllng for aootanment lood son. wW be an eYent of Friday momtrc at II a. m. at the st. .items. Jo"""" Catholic Church In Ma.SATURDAY who objedecl to poUtical, ...,. IDOilleal and ooetallalolllce. He the loll and the 1a1n8r7 IIIII 1 - the JUIIIIII· doul and d. brirtallbroul[l hlo bOokl, tbe reviewer c::ommerUd. Slle talked ol: hi1 -c!Q' tor pill'. hil ability to work tor chaull w i - aeeking the cleotruction o! ali that remained JOOd. lb!nbeek died in 1968, clef- Last nl&ht'a meeting waa CJ( -•raJ eveaiJ)I meetlnp which d. club will holdtog!ve!taworkillll membera 1111 _.,wty 1o attend. .. resp:mse to roll eall, members named a greet American. Mro. hmea Euler wiU be booteas for the Feb. 19 afternoon 1 meeting• as Social Event is Held SHKiNERs Brabham-Ryan Marriage Will Be on Friday Langsville m..u., OP Aleander . . . . . 8 1 888239 MOler • • • • • • • • 3 1 236 158 Meet I 203 294 ·GJauac.r •••••••• 0 S 1.32 %74 ' TRI-V ALLEY CONFERENCE (VARSITY) WLPOP TEAM F~ 5 0301281 u-. _, ~ L . ee .,.. and . . bioA namold Michelle lllro.vtill. ••ighed •lxpoundsu The ~r· have • .... IIIII Mra. Norman Da ~· wm, ~ IIIII Mi-. 11111 Mro. , · .,_vld,.ap 3• ,..._rents are Max Folmer 01 PCIIIOl'IJif ...., tbo - · IIIII )fro. Alpha Barr and ........en!e. · Doa L. Wllod, Kr. and M1'l. Howud Tbotna ot IIIII MrL Mary WW. PCII!Oro,y, R. .D. Greoi-SnndPar· Rutland, llr<•·areil an~- ·~ are Mr• and Mrs. Hii'le~ ~ p.:::;;, JGhnaon, Pomeroy K. D, llrL ill Ia wO .,.. ••er ..... " MCGill baa returned to . f'obnor, . hlo ~Glo herealteropendtrcaev· ae-: GIIDCOa, J,tr. p...,.....,., ·w Even . ' ·'· •, ,, '· ) .·' '· .' ,\\\ \ I I II/ II ..IllI; . ' No matter,what kind of heat . . ~ h~ve ·: ·~!figures: The oOider it gets Ql.!tSide, ttte ')'lOre heat you, Use ' to wamHh~ lrisl<le. So your · 'flrlght stde Mill!. HAYawl ~ ' Mro. QJA IIQman, ~ •• ; .II coollaecl to llactor•' Hatllliil .' . • II• Clllumtuo w11ore ohl ncetiiiY. . ··~:· iapdn.m ••rr~ , o\'il - · •t ldaaOII, W, Ve. ¥ra. Mr. and WUlord Btu• or Spr1JIIIIald open! "a recent SUDclay willt hio parallta, Mr. IIIII Mra. llol'llel BIQ1 and !U>\17 lnd · - cllurdl ' at Hemloi:k Grove. . Mr. and Mi's. OrvUie Rbodea called on Nr. IIIII MrL JeweU Story on~. Etoren.i.·.i'-" Btu~. otllirlota ~lien~ a C.W ~- with her paranto, ~he: Doraal lllp••; . celllly 'l'lth '. . th' ' ' , '/ ... ·•~·· . · are s ;·. ~ ·. still ,a' .. " Brace Darwin News . No•~ •u;e a- ~ ~ph aport roMro. lloroiiiY lless. ~~ 1/z . ,.~- • •- Fellowship Planned ""' 'Mr "~ Saturday o..ne : Birth ·Of Daughter . . r. ed ' . _;ng_ 4 2 218 280 -.em ....... 1 If. Steinbeck's Profound Faith in Man Marked at the meetin& which included the installation ot two otncers, Sue Zirkle as conductr-esa, and Charlotte Dillard ao Ruth. Initiation was announced for March 4 with a practice to be held prior to that time. Rlported Ill were Marie Custer, Sue Lehew an:l Mra. Clara Blna: of Ricky River. Mrs. Woodard and Evelyn tAnning, aasoclate matroo., gave an informative report on the school or instruction held at Chesterhill on Jan. 8. May 17 was accepted aa the data lor the annual !nepectton or tbe chlpa.r. Agneo Wolle, deputy g:raad matron of District 25, will be the lnapecti"' omeer. Refreshments Collowing t h e meeting were served b)' Geraldine Yoww, Pat Blltkam, Beulah Ewin&, Ml.r,pret Lallance. Gaynelle Fugate was a contributing J. • .. Emily Circle Meeting Held SYRACUSE - The Emli.Y llbalonaey C!rde, meot1Jw In d. amox ol lllo F!rll United Prub11erian Church 'IIleii<Ja.y after. IIOOD Feb. 4, waa eaUed to or.. der ~ lllo Mrs. Tltua Plekala with lllo raediJt8 lrom "Dial" In Uld.IOG. b al10 read "'New Clurch ~·· from ..Million Year Book,,. and pre.-, One-Act Ploy Com{ng Tonight I lollowed with prayer, ~ Roll call .... seven member• w1lh a ICI'Ipture Yerte. Beporta were read and apprcn-od. AUdcmtlonwaamadelo the "0verae.. Ho.pt&J ReCJ~eat, H and a coUeedon ol f8,50 wao taken. ldla.-oo IAl ba prayed lor are , in ....,_ and Colorado o! the U.S. Prayer waa lhat Bett• lar To Sar "I Love You" Thill lith A Bouquet Of Flow•s-From i' BALL GAME TONIGHT Women or the Syracuse PTA will meet W(I'Jlen of the TlcJpers A Farnley Play produclla1, u1be Green Blackboard," will be presented Feb. 8 at 8:30 p. m. at the R!Terv!ew School in ReetloviUe, under the opooaor. lhip ol the lolelp County Pr A CouncU, The p]a,y ClCliJCOmS the prob. lems that ehUdren face wbe preo111red IAlC hi8biY ltrto e<llcaIICXI by over • anxlouo parents. Proollclla1 ot the pJa,y 11 b.Y an Ohio Unlverolty company rrom the Scbool ot Theater. Family Playa arertnsnc:edwith National Mental Health Aclllmda thT<III&b a COIIIH!ratlve proJect ot the Ohio D8IJOl'IDIOnl or Mental llfsiene IIIII Correclla1 and Ohio Unlver allY. The half • hour dramatization will be ronowecl by IP'<IU1I clileuos!on or the s!tuatioo ravealed in the play. Du...,.. flll'lst Plainl PTA in I basketbaiJ contest at 7:30 tooight at the Syracuae sehool. Price ls 30 eents tor adults and 15 cents for stu:lents. otu- 59 M. 2H Aq, 99~5560 MIDDLI~RT, WU i!IO & .,..at ot Mre. Hello· ' ~ .:. ~ Lilia Buto~· .... Sunday 0. FOR THE YOUNG SET NOW ARRIVING INTRODUCING THESE FAMOUS BRAND NAMES··· BIQUETTE ORIGINALS TINY TOWN DRESSES STERNBERG KNIT BROTHER & SISTER OUTFITS, SIZE H-4 · Kiddie Shop ON Pick-Up tHE TIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. I Make It Easy to Say; 'Be My Valentine'" .: · . . Rutland Alumni Will (RESERVE!O P Riggs an:l Maxine Olrena/ Oowora, and Mro. Neuttl..._ ~d· News Notes 81 111.2 57 11.3 11.2 ft 13.8 115 13.0 18 ILl 48 IL5 51 10.2 18 7,8 Gl. .tor . . . . • • 2 357 889 Aleaader . . . . . I .sf 393 F..aat:ern • • • • ••. a a att 823 SoiltherD .. • .. 0 6262 t22 W l Conu:nlttees appointed were lde!ni!Ort and Mrs. ADdraws, ways and meaN; Bett,y Mrs. mem- MOVC STANDINGS ' (VARSI'I'Y) TEAM W L P OP MUler • • • • • • t 0 301 139 TEAM fleer; March& Chtlda, atatr CIPtaln; Mra • .Neutzllne. I!'IDd representative: Betty Biggs. alter.. naw grand repreaentathe 1 n d truatee. """' TRI-V ALLEY CONFERENCE NAME FG Ff P AVG. ldltchom, WL 32 10 74 18.5 Ball, FH 28 29 Ramoay, Belpre 22 13 Bowman. V!mAIII 2$ 25 21 21 ldcKiniOl', FH lloye1, Vintou 29 7 0., T!olrii<Ja.y, Fob-ry m. on Feb. 12 waa amouDced were Mrs. Childs aid Mrs. All~ WheD CboltlerCollllcii323,Daugh. leri o! Amorlca, mat Tueii<Ja.y The valentine m«:lt was carDlibt at the hli\1. ried out In the table decOratioos Molilbera plamlns to attend and refreshments servedbyMra. the club m...U.. are alked 1o Neulzli~ and Virginia OWen. take a Yileudne and the meetillll will. be lor new or bers. Ada Vu. lo!eter and Erma Cloland will be the holteaaeo. hostess. Eatbur RldeaDur, councuor. • ii!GH SCHOOL DANCE party •on. presided at the m...U.. wldch The brld...,.ect Is thecleushter with the Jays will be held at the opelled ""tflualllllc torm with ldef8a Junior High School In ot Mr. an::l Mrs. John D. Brabham. 27 mombero oltelldina. Reporlod Don Gorby II a medicalpetlent I'Vmeroy lrom 9 p.tn. lo ~ mld· New Haven, and SP5 Ryan, sta.UI were Margaret MeW!n, a po. Veterana Memorial HOIP!Ial. al&hl. Tho dance Is at a later tioned with the Amzy COrps ot -.at Uie Char Ieaton Memori- at Shirley Ledlie or Coiumbus retime becauae ~ orea balkelbell Elll!ineon at Fort Hood, Texas, al lloll!ital; IIIII Idabel Van Mecently ![>0111 a weekend wllh ber IIIIJIIOOl admlnlon 75 cert1 per fl. the aoo ot Mr. aDd Mrs. EdIer and Ada · Neutzllni, ill at ward ~!Jan. Maoon, W. VL peroon. borne•.I! no ....-.e8d that cp! mother, Emma Ledlle. Ron Gorby or Bucyrul .... nt • Mtaa Brabham has been em, Eichlnler h81 & neW' IJ'I""danp~ ' MONDAY \Yeekend at hlo home ben. ployed in th.e office of the West ler, 1bat Glaot,yo ~ hu a - ,tllid- llllllhatGoroldlne Mr. and Mro. AlphaBarropent BETHEI: 62,1nleraatiOI!al Qr. Vlt'lln!a Telephone Co. at New a new~. Sundayalternooowith berotoa.r, der ol Jobs Haven. SP Ryan re~ home MondQ trorq I 12 month tGur or . .,. ~~....., _,Mr.. ·r~lll' Pf!UIIP•; llapA. . ~.'!1816. at the et J[Wtiir• iod moau ' " CI'!I>I•~ ; IA)nptreth '01 'Goilll· ·..~~ l!o duty i!I,,V,~ . ·. "'' . • A recepti.., ,will lollow in the 11111 PrlHI ··~ polls aport a weekend at Lanp· · ,· ' ooc!al roomo oi the Bachtel Unit'10 the~·· vU1e Yilltirc her childrea, Mr. ed lllethodlol Church 11 New Havlletreollmeoto _ , oe_rved. At and Mro. Kenneth LCX111tnlhlllll eJL :• the Fob. IS or Ole COIIII· Mr. and Mro. Wltllaco Fotty• . •-:.cli the kitchen committee wiU Mr. and !d:to. Roneld Ball ot on Dinner ; ..;.. reCreolunenlo for which Hamden opent an evenill8 YioitTbe onnull reunion of the Rut- · ·; there will be a oma11 charp. ire ·her oilier, t.rrs. A I ph a land High Sehool Alumni Aoooci· Barr ord aop, ldlcbael. on Barr and auoo will ba beld at 8:30 P.m. on Mr. IIIII Mro. s&turday, May 31, !dickey WU· aon, Sbawn, or oak Hill, and Mr. llama, president, announces. A teUmuhlp dinner wUI be held Mrl. Lorry Barr and David The Bwtcard! Quintet will pro- at 5:30 p. m. &amy at d. St. " a...', " _ •pent SUnday with t~.tr parerto.· vide music tor clenciJIII roUowlng Paul Lutheran Church. Tbe dinI'VIfiOIJIIC Mr. IIIII !d:to. Larry Fetty o! a banquet to be oerved b)' the ner. Ia tor members ol: the St. flea K. WUI Jlili)Tul ..,.rta weekend with his Rutlalld PTA. · Paul and st. John Lutheran 0. n ,JI" pore•·, and Mrs. F.....,, ' Mr," Ond Churchea and will be followed b)' aniiOuilelili the birth Of. daiilb- .... •... ter, DoiQia Rene, 011 n.sdly, .Mr. and Mrs. ~ry Barr anentertainment. Fob. 4, at the Naval Hooptial iD DIIUIICethe birth of a ciiW!htir on · p~l(lllla. . Jan. 28. The babJo, bornatllolzer ..;...... llrot ~ ldr. !.·~. ~ eenlior,wellhecl8~1 . u sz.a 17· rr' Hurry In To..•• Mefp Temple, i')rthtan st.ten, Tueii<Ja.y. alght at d. ..U. In ftoor--lenath blue formals, the 1169 oltlcera were Installed 111 EUzabeth Allman aao!oted b)' Nello Bahr,p'OIIdoeniorandDor· h Baney, arand Jn~M~tr. Installed were Opel Bfao, aoll excelleat ch!e~ V!rpn!a .J}wen, moat excellent aeniar; ftulne Owens, m01t excellent Ju:Mor; Betty Bias, m&nagert ALL-GAMES fl; tp ava. Plolrer, Team · G 37.1 PERSONAL FOULS TEAM NO, G AVG. Nels.·York , •••• , 161 11 IU JoclrD • • • • • • • • 172 II 15.1 .... ' • • • 179 11 18.1 Galllpallo • , .• , •• 180 11 lll.t l."'llqNr;··t.pa Lot. of Savinga! Formal installation d. new of· ficers hilhllsbted a meetill8 ol: US 12.5 121 12.1 0 Nila.-York ....... 156 Lot. of Bargalm! 5eiJIIao!. p..,.I'Q1-Middloport, 4 13'7 18.7 Athenl • 388 u 35.1 .,..., •••••••.•• 374 11 34..0 0 W.,t Alhllll Right now ie the time ~ ~ep lively and discover bow aavinge can really he . a family affair. Styles. ~ea galore for Mom, Dad, enter and brother. Come see. o.ti¥ Tllo Installation of Officers Held by Pythian Sisters 121 lf.2 LosiD • • • • •.. • • • • 424 11 3L I Joe....., ......... 413 E 15 75 88 201 IL 7 10 4$ 208 13.8 Smlllt, NG 15 57 tt 158 12.1 V ~.~ !'~ "' . " ~!1.,, ~~,.. ~t~ P A~ ••• ;. :-. . , 10 1 529 3" . . . . . . t 3458381 GalllpoUo , ...... 7 I 4110 481 WeUaton • , ...... 5 8 509 527 Neb-York ••••••• 5 8 tsO 458 • f.!! R.~ Karr, · ~·... KC15 5 - 2 3 %J1 271 I 3 211 231 I 3 1'19 198 (RESEJIV&g v- ecr. w- Fenwick, Frootter IIIII SebriJW 14 each; North Lima aDd Cleveland LutberanEaotl3each;Heath Lopn • • . • • • • • • 4 7 D2 530 and Sandu1ky SL Mary's 12eacbi Mef8o .......... 3 8 417 U2 Berkshire lli Guern~~ey Cathol1c. Jac-., ....... 2 9 388 tt5 ses: Lorain St. Mary's and McDonald Teams Points 10 each. TEAM STATISTICS 1. Strasburg (12) (lS.O) 239 FIELD GOAL PERCENT AGE 2. Z. Trace Rosa (2) (16-0) 181 ABA STANDINGS TEAM FGM-A PCT. 3. Ft. Recovery (4) (15-0) 168 By United Press Imernational WoUoton . . . . . . 294-623 .172 4. W. Muoldngum (0 (1~1) 135 Eaot AtheDI , • • • • • • 29$.818 , 440 5. Dixie (2) (1~1) 100 W L Pet. GB ~ ••••• :. 2&7-632 .122 6. Brlds<Port (I) (12-1) 93 Minnesota . , • 27 22 , 551 Jacka411., •• : .. 267~5 ,tit 7, Garaway (13-2) 86 Kertucky , , , • 26 23 .531 I Nolo.·York • ., •• 22&.51ili .Ill 8. Gnnv!Ue (I) (2.14) 65 Indiana . . . . . . 29 26 .527 I GoillilloHo • • • , • 263-666 •395 9, Collins. W. Res. (3) (16-0) 61 Miami ... . .. 21 21 .500 21,) l r - ....... 2ti>-851 .371 10. Newark Cath. (I) (1:>-2) 56 New York, , , , It 36 .280 13\!o Mello ........ 181·1i77 .311 Weal Second 10: 11. Mamfield St. W L Pet. GB Peter-s 55; 12. Bloomville 52; 13. FREE TIIROW PERCENTAGE A_, and S~ Henry 49 each; 15. Oakland , • , • 38 6 .861 TEAM FGM-A PCT. Kirtland 44; 16. Upper Scioto Val· Denver ••• , • 29 22 .269 121h ~·· ••••• '18t-238 .895 lay 37; 17. Pett!svtlle36; 18. Lfn. New Orleans , • 25 25 , 500 16 Welloton • , •••• 21W17 .888 coin Heights 35; 19. Port1mouth Loa qeleo , • 22 27 •449 IS'h Athena ••• , ••• 165-W .1152 Cla.Y and New Miami 29 each. Dalla a , , •..• 20 27 , 441 IS'h •••.••• 17~ .1150 Othen: Miller <Hemlock) 28; Houston , .• , • It 32 .304 25 Nols.·York ••• , 15Wtt .815 Springfield Local27; Trenton25; Wednesda,y•a Resulta Jacklon • • • ••• 18()...2M .IIIII Arcanum 24; Fort Jermlngs 23; Miami 111 New York 99 lAllpn • • • • • • • • 1c.2a9 .5M Zanelllllle Rosecrans 22~ Arch- lndial1a 125 Denver 109 Metal • • • 153-300 •610 bold, Arclldla and Mogadore 21 New Orleane Ill Kentucley 108 · each; M!Uer CIQ- 19; Big Walnut Dallao 121 Hooston 116 REBOUNDS 181 YeUow SpriJWo 17; Attica and Los ~· 110 K!anooota 107 TEAM NO, G AVG. Otto'ltlle 16 eaeh; Braceville and Thurlday's Games lroatall • • • • • • • • • • «1 11 40.1 Lekeiand 15 each; Middletown Dallas at Houston Gelllpalll ........ 182 11 39.1 wolioton •• , ...... 126 11 311.6 p • 123 ll lU V ' - Coua1l;)< 123 1111,2 · Warren Local U5 11 18.6 .Bolpn n 0 ••• ••• _ . _ a t Nels.·York MOVC Kitchen, 1m. 78 31 117 17.0 Glouator at J:utam Emla, N-Y 18 181 Ill. 7 Sou111orn at Mlllor Henry, Glt>l. 74 25 173 15,7 OTIIEliS ~. Glps. 87 3t 173 Ill.? Belin at Fodoral-HocllitW Flck, N-Y 5I 52 154 14.0 Wl!l'fell Local'&! Aluondor Slaw, LGpn 115 17 147 13.( Cols. lfohawll at · Soutlnmtorn at OVERALL STANDIIG'l SATURilAY TEAM W '' P OP AleDnder at Millar Athena •••••• 18 2 978 770 Eaatern at FedenJ.IIoc:ldtW Jaekaoo. , •••• 9 5 887 748 Pl. Plea- at RaVODiwood wonaton ••• , , , 8 5 929 521 Woll- at CGunty Golllipollo ••••• 8 7 989 953 TUESDAY (Fob. •••• ' ' 7 8 892 938 Fa!rflelll Schcl(li tor Bell vo. ~ ' •••• ' ' 8 9 920 1008 FedonJ.IIoc:ld.. at Athenl Nolo.York •• , , 5 9 789 918 (old AthoDI &fill) Meflo ••••••. I 12 632 IIS2 H~ at Pl. PlaaAIII HOIIIIIIIotWTOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM P G AVG. SCORING Wolloton • • • • , • • 929 13 7L6 ldii).()JUO VALLEY GalllpoU1 •• , ••• 989 15 65.9 CONFERENCE Athena • , • • • , , • 973 15 61,9 NAME FG Ff P AVG. Jackooo , ••••• , 887 14 83.4 Gotl, Aln. .. t217Q 21.8 Lopn • • ...... 920 15 6L3 ~r,GIItr 39 35 113 22.8 WUI!ama, ldlr. 88 19 811 2L3 TOP DEFENSIVE TEAM Harmey, Mlr. Sll 17 81 20.8 TEAM P G AVG. 40 14 91 16.7 Diddle, SlhrD Athono .... . .... 770 15 5L3 Karri. Eastern 31 23 115 11.2 Jackaoo ••••• , , , 718 14 58.1 ~,G1otr 28 12 .. 13.8 WeUoton •••• , . .. 824 13 63.4 Traee, Glatr 23 11 80 lZ.O Gilllpollo , •••••. 953 15 63.5 Bobo. Alex. 31 14 76 10 9 Mel&• . " . . . . . . 852 13 115.5 Matthews, Mlr. 1t 2 tO 10.0 SEOAL ONLY (Vanity) TEAM WLPOP Athena • • • • .. 11 0 757 571 Wellston , , • • ••• 7 4 806 707 Jacksoo • • • • • 7 t 891 596 l r - . . . . . . 8 5883881 ' ~ " • • ••• 5 8678 722 GaiJjpollo . . • .. I 7 fiG S91 Nela.York • • • , t 7 808 n8 Me!p • . • . . • 0 11 515 718 . ....... . . OVERALL SCORING NAXE .FG FT P AVG. ~ COLUMBUS (UPJ) - The United Press lnternatimal Ohio high ochool Cia" A basketball rat.irv-. with tint place votes ard won - lost records in parenthe- .... K. cart., $IV 14 IJI fl 1129 :IU XoamoJ !1. 118 ._.,.. II B,.ri'J, KC 15 117 70 sot :ZU Lewll 96 !1. J'rwls)lol .. WolUr, l!iW lt 8$ 13 251 11.0 m.-'71 TIUI '10, • 'lllddlt, "" 'IJ"lD-'111' 17011,,- '111Taa 80 !1. lJNIIH . c.r-Iee; NG 11 7t 88 J2t 18.0 !1. lfrY'I 72 TIIJ. Lallln JIIIOI Gernoo, NG IS 11 '¥1 Itt IU New Moo, !1. 108 lfnln,arilw 7. fOJl SOMEONE )'OU LOVE ••• VALENTINE'S DAY IS FRIDAY, FEB. 14TH Remember loved ones in o way thot shows how much you care . . • select a special greeting for each of them at our Hallmark Volentine Headquor~ ters today. It's heartwarming. I" �• ' 1• - Tbe ~· SOcial Events DINNER AND MEETING . !1. Poul Lutl>orOD Clourch bold ; IU OIIUol ~: oncl ..U.. at tile ehfu'eh no: - · Tbe lmwatim WOI efYM : 111r WOllam Ruo..U. Fol!owll!a tho otimer I looal: Mil meetlnc waa beld with WU. · Uam RuaoeU presldlng. Annual ' np>rto ot lhe o:oogregatlon were . ltron. .flarold Rooe, treasurer, · pve the treasurer ~ and : presented the budget for 1969 · which was awoved. Damy WooJcook was elected to serve on the COO.reh Coundl. Those atterollng were Mr. and Mrs. John Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Will1am Russell, David. Brian and !>wain, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose, Buddy, David and Jefi, Mr. and Mrs. William Powell, .Jr., Mrs. JoMIIY Rcl.lah, Mrs. Willl.am Pcweti,""' Mtss leI a h Jane Powell, Me. and Mrs. Harokl John80n, Mr, and Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr. and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm F. Roooh, Seolty and Kathy, Mrs. Herman Layne, Marllba ~rouse, and B e c k y Paugb.. ~ ~ ~t' ' visitors at Mrs. K. K. Scltes. ·Miss Karen Greene visited her Mr • and Mrs. R, G. ) Greene, durlhg the semester ; break. Sle is attending Lindsey ~ . JIU'M)ts. ; '.: Service Guild ; : ... -·- -L __ : LIUIKI'IA!VR : • !he opal! lb. - - wltb frlondo at llowllntr G.._ K,r. Min Ll1lh l'l>well Ia • modlc:ai patieot at Hoi- MadJeol Hospital bo GtiiiiJ>olla, Ohio. Mro, J)oriOI' lAo Jloulb II a patient at Veterans Memorial lloopltolln I'Ome ...., Ohio. Carson Roooh to o 1>0Uent at Holzer Medlc:allloapltal. CLUB HOME DEMONSI'R.4.TlON The Cherokee Home Demonstratlon Club met at the home of ~Irs. K. K. Stites. 11le meeting wao openeJ In regular form oad a short business meeting waa held. The lessm .. Management in Families" was presented by Mn. Delton Sayre. The next meeting wlll be held at the home of Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo. Refl'eshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. Vemm !tar- rah, Mrs. Kate Roush, Mrs. Mary Duncan, Mrs. Archie Browning and Mrs. Sayre. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING The N- Haven Town Council "" met at the City Building with : PI'. PLEASANT - The Ser: vice Guild of Cltrist ~copal : Church held its montbl,y lunchem ' moetlng Wedneaday 1 p.m. bo '! the _pe.rtah hoUse. Hostesses were Mba Juliet Smith, MiBS Reba Bule, Mra. JacUofo, Cocltran and Mrs. J. J. l..ofell . The lmrocadon and devotions were led by Mrs. Harold Somer· vUle. During the business seaoloo presided over by tho preoldoni, Mro. Homer Martin, aeaUlng cqmmittee wu named r.ompooed of lira. Edllh !lmiW!o, Dinner. Pl1nned If-till•-· lal-• v.....,... . sldblg lor their regular · Others in attendance were Helen Field..!!, recorder, R. G. Greene, be Jack Hess, Lewis &lmmers and Arthur 'Thabet. Th..., voted to pay bills due. The council voted to send Donald Ohlinger and Thomas Pareons to a three day police schooltng on February s, February 19 MU~st night, and a· covered dish dimer '"" .~nose • ndlng werre Mrs atte ' Edwin .Stein, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mrs Ch I88 Smith M 8 • ar 1 r • Frank Young, Jr., Mrs. Paul Scally, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Chester Curry, Mrs. Tom Hoff- Mrs. Roulb. SEWING CLUB MEETS The Julia T. Bryant Sewing Club met at the . home or Mrs. N, 0. Weln:. The afternoon was apont sewing and wring the oodal hour refreshments were terVed to Mrs. James MacKnight. Mrs. w. T. Stone, Mrs. Howard Wagenhala, Mrs. L. c. Roush, Mu. Harold Johnson, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Ottie Roush,. .aod Mrs. home ot Mro. Otue Jlouob wltb Yrs. Fred Da.tey as oo-bosteas ooFebruary 11 . ea..uus: woo extended ID 1 the BUild members to attend 1he March f meetblg ot !1. Monlea t Qdld to view a fllm on Da,y Ceof "'r Core whleh wiD be preaented i : b)' Mro. Julia Wright, R.N., be: elmiDg at 7:30 p.m. The D~rt : Center 18 held at the pariah • bouse five daya a week UDder ' tplldance ot the Communlt;y Ac- -Joe. A 1 - ol appreelotlon to lhe lfOUP was read trom Ward Webb ol Laldn !Ita"' Hoapltal thanking tbo ehur<b womoo l'llr oponoor. : ina a Chriatmaa part;)' at the : llale hoiPtal for padanto. : 1bo I!1'0UP voted lo dona"' $5 : aoci1 towar<lo a eilapol at Laldn : !Ita"' lloapttol oad Plealllll Val: ley lloapltol. ' Hostesses tor the March meet: big will be Mra. Ludlle Wello, : Mro. J. 0. Moroloncl and Mro. : Doddoo Foran. The Rev. Clltlord Sehane cloa: ed the moetlng will> a prarer. , Altendlng were lira. Pot Mor, pn, Mro. Anita Bowie, Mro. : Dot Faires, Mrs. Nancy Ma,u, lleariuga Set program was suwlled. 9Je felt that the program haspmvedvery successful In helping the ctdidren Eye Cataracts A cataract is ·a cloudiness within the lens of the eye that blocks the passage of light, like frost on a window pane. Surgery is successful m more- than 95 cases of every 100 in those patients for whom operation is rec· ommended. 2-Hour DRY Q,EANING LADIES NIGHT AT ROTARY The Bend Rotary Club of New Haven held Ladiea Night on 1buraday evoning lor lhelr dinIUPON REQUEST) ner meeting, at the Harttord United Methodist Church, with Our UIIU•I Good Cl..fti"' the ladies of the ehureh serving the meal. Those attending were Mr. and Pomeror Mrs. Lewis Summers, Mr. and Weln. Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mr. and The next meeting wiD be altho ,.._ _ _ _ _....;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ balnJ1IIi, ~ . tar..... . -,-: . :. . b-..4larold · ~ ~ Martin, An brvllalloo ~::.;~~=g.., ..... lforl')' lllller oad IMh "'"' Formallni~ I . Mlller. Mr. -.:t Mra. Jamea N. mot at tho Alex • ~ .. Mam· Rouoh, Rev. oad llro. ~ or1o1 BuUdblg will> Mro. Mark Kooney, llr.oadllro.Kor•WUoa, Ward, llro. Jack Fle&bor oncl llr• .,d llrL Cbd!l FoliO', llr. PI'. PLEASANT - Plana COr lira. Donald F, Roulh u ..,._ oncl lira. Boloerl Gllmon, llr. teoaeo. oncl Mn. Hermon ~. llr. - wan ·oad...... •· 1D11....... tnWetton 0\lde 1be moetine WOI _...t f>3 oncl Mra. Jaek F l - . llr. oncl llw lllo Well Vlrllala Golruna .mp. 111e prolldont, Mro. Euamo Heo- Mro. Rm>e WWJam19o1. tor. Tbe piedp fo f1>o flag Wll tar, I a - Cbi Omota - given tollowed wttb the lf<II'P P.T.O. NEETJNG linefng the National Alllbemllld 1be N"" llov., P.T.O. mot m 1be tor ll>o tormallllldatho Club Collect. DevoUou wore 1burada,y ovoaln& l'llr tbelr l'Ojjl>- doo lo Mareh 15 at. llw M>o.. led ey Mro. Donald Bu~. lor, 1001>1111)1 mootiDc wltb praot. &IL ::llmtr wiD be ....... ID 'lbe guest speaker tor the dent, Mra. Kellleth 11.dl.,.on. tho memboro oad lhelr avenine was The R.tv, JameJ pruldlng. Devoticm were led b7 follotMd b)'. dla.. wh!Ohloapen lo tho publle. lnldatlooYee tan May, Director of Stu- Mre. Jolul F. Roulh. dent Houllng. Wea:t Green, Ob1o Regular report& were Jlven wiU preeeclllbe dlmor. 1be wiD llm>loh UDiveralt;)', Athens. Ohio. He II and 111)1'0\"ed. Mra.11tompem:lana1110 worldDg on bla Doet:or'• ct.t- DDUDted that plana bad been made 11>o muale tor dlaeblg oad Udc· gree In Youth Mlnlotry wbUe at ID repair tho playground OIJIIp. oil wiD be prl.-4 at $3 jr01' . . . . Obio University, and has been mentbutwouldnotbeltartedun- plo wltb tbe houri all from 9:30 IUIIPIY pastor ol St. Paul Luth- w Nareb becauae of bad weatb· p.m. 10 12>30 o.m. AU - . from tblo will be wied for tba eran Chureh, New Haven tor the er. past several rnontlls. Rev. Moy Mn. A. L. ~rouse, Vlee Pre- Sororil;f ebarllf projeeta. 1be chose as his topic for the even- abient. ~ced the guest group will moot Feb. 10 ol tho ing "'Marriage." He told of the a,peaker, Mrs. Jolm Powell, wbo borne of Mro. Ethel llal'lley tor III(>Ok Initiation 00""""'11'. Chinese tradlt!•-o bo ~--! ....1.-... to the ErPnnn Cll the COunson with the A.;rlcan tr~ ;.;Remedial~ Program. ol marriage. A question and an- She hu been workiai wl1h stuswer perlod·followed, dentl at Hartford, Clltton and Pr. !'LEASANT - HeariDga A short business meedi~g was West Colwnbla and will work at for the Dve PeriODS arreated during weekend ra!do at llxbull· -*·~ Me-•~ro -~ -- Central Sehool bo Pollll PI-• •~N••-· "~ ·~" ·~ minded of the dcmatlua to the ant the &eCOI\d semester. hdls-- ne•• ell:ablllhmentl have been Pearl Bu k F ..-• It . pl••ed -·'pmont u··• In lido c wau. was an""~ ..,.,..... """ 1 nounced that the Pre&ldent s pin program, Thh Is a tederal prohad been ordered. March meet- gram and Mrs. Powell stated big will be m the 25th and Is 10 tbat any equipment n-.J In tblo and Marth 5 at Institute, w. va. man, Mra. Harold Rose, Mra. They also voted to Jlli'C.hase a Charles Do<tl, Mrs. fugene Hesprotective screen for the pollee ~ 1 Mrs. Robert GurUs, Mrs. U-1-' car and a chemical ma~forboth Jess Abela, Mrs. David Roush, ne~a policemen. The next meotingw!U Mro. Donald Bumgardner, guest be February 10 at the cttvBuild- Mrs. Lake Harris and hostesses, big, Mra. Want, Mro. FleS!oer and ;:, On Wednesda:v J I WU- Collep at Ollumi>IA, K,r. Mayor Thomas Grins~ PER&>NAis Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore 1'6. &:. Albans, w. Va. were &m· 1• .. • DtllJ -OW, ~~ 0., ,_ldo1, F-ry I, 1189 j New Haven ' I · _. , i ~ . n , i- BRIDGE CLUB MEErS Mrs. Mark Ward entertained member• or the Tuesday evening Bridge Club at her home. Prize tor tdgb score was won by Mrs. Lakellarrlo. Otheraplay!ngwore P~ASANT VALLE¥ B()lll'ft'AL ll'ob. •• 1Ht ' . .. Allllft nl): Delmar Daw"""' --.~-- 111. Pt. ........ llrl. Pwz7 M••• Pl. PIMIOIII; Jolla Dol· ..,.. IAOI)j Mn. 8Utf ~. ~~ flrcr!<o; J'IOaiiD!; &rl Pa~Dtar, Pl. llfrL Kltbi... lllfD, · - v.... Pllll&nt. CllDo, Pl. DllK:IIAIIGED: .Artlllr Jloulh, Maooo; J• Emrick, Pl. Pl- ant; llro. &by Aj<o, Pl. - ont; Jolro. - l d llrjlflc, New HPM; K a t I I HfaiiJhntb"m. Grimm• Landln8; V~Del~ · ' ~ AJOIS'FA . • claugbtor, l't, Pluunt; lira. Damy ~ oad do•..,....., Pt. . Pleaoant; WWiom DoOUtlle, Pt. of MI.. oncl ~ llaWI Jtl. Pt.PiooiiOIIt~....,..od foro ol 101 INIIIInll. wat '"' armll at PIN- Volley Holfltal Wedandq mondDJ. Tbe .......... Ju, 1, lHt Illqoant;r'o ~- ... oncl - · ......,.. 111'11 hilDa IIIII!- ·------~--------------------· 1 -- ... bolli1 of l.Ht. ~.... llr. oad lira. 'l'bonW c. J-·· • -·· CIO'Ielll!d. o., ..... wrldllldlll· 10Gb' ·tlot ~ lo.,. .Prlhlad tbeae ealler•. ad ac~ lo olllelal . -i!o•, VL 1"anora! - lal wiD be In tbo Hal- ..... olol')'. Frieodo IDOl c:all at ll>o morluar7 alier f p.m. lodll7. torloh·-oearea. Salon Week Will lbtor Queen Sauer free alter pootlne $500 - · uce bonds. .-' '''' AT YOUR LATELY'I ~- I. 1'b0pli'eaa" man ll ~ tblnp ... bod, )Lito ID - . ltll't 1o ~ llld iad; •fflle ll1ture ._,.. ,.. ·empq. oad . biN . . hu no hope ol a home 111J ~ ' ;,Be ' thoro.) ' Arehery Oub PJausState Pr, PLEASANT- Tbe amual clolleo aboervlnl ''National Baout;y . Salon Week" -aDd 1ooaor1111 ·tM!r. ~. Mlai Jaae Sauer, - wao ..lectod Well VlrllaJa lla"' ~ will be Fob. 8 at tbo HomO ..IPOD-.4 by ll>o !Ia- llalrdre.ten Olld CoomMolnefll Alllllated No. 11. ....,. wiD be Alnlllbed"" lb. Twi-Liibtero oad lite ..... .. ochdlled ID be&in at 8 p.m. wltb Plbll• IDrited. Hair ol;fleo wiD be modoled bum ooeh aoloa member oad • !ublcn -wiD be hold wUh clotboo turnllllled tho bJ tbe Falbioo . Clwck 'l'hUJ February Spedal! Pi. 30% &INIT SUITS Wuc.. 40% letltc.. 25% ·JACKETS 4.69 .. 2/9. ....c.. 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ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 67~ qt. sa~29 $1~~7 ~BABY DETROIT- INEA)Singer TinY Tim, a hockey faD, c&Jile to see · a recent Detrolt.Pbllade!pbla NatiQD· a1 . l(oetey Leagut> game, ·but IMilJted be be able to allWl!it nuHo..,Gordie """"· POOPJe always "~UH IIJr..W-· ' tidQJI~ al me " be aata:· •ann tJiure t!·n be 1ale .lllttiDJ next to Howe . He could ·p<Otect Dlt." ' .' '<.: ' • •. 111ny Monl:ha· of sprlnl·tlma fresh- '" Mra. Aurllla Mlller, Mrs. Gerlnlde Mardn, Mro. Madne Wal· tera, Mrs. Mary Hyre, Mra. Mae Kryder, Mro. Annaleo Col· t lint, Mra. Anora Inerham, Mra. ~ &e Wllbelm, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. : Somerville aod the hoatea~es. : ; : ; ONLY ~ ~I . ' · ~ BABY POWDER "BABY YOURSELF" 14 oz. RBI. 1.15 with the World's Finest Powder! Earl .Strom, , velllflll NBA Official< _wttb· 12 years' 01<JP"rlence, says . the lana to.l!BY are more· sopblatlllated. WITH CEPACOL ••c• 20 . SINUTABS lllttlt 'of 30 2.25 ct'::t':'9. SWABS · Ree- 1.59 TWIN TRAY 400'S ONLY · ~ ~e MYADEC YIT AMINS--~~:.~~~~~~·~--4. 99 fflY'IIIESE EVERYDAY. Low·Pr(c:e.! UM' PRICES Just Woiflllfful Hair SpraJ, RBI. 1.00: ........ 77c Coldac, 10'1, Ret~ l.s; ••••••• •·· •••• ~~- .. :•... 99c EXctdrln T.-s,1j)O,'.s, Rt~.:l.$9 ......... ~ ... 88c. .IIISIIIIn U-40; R81Uiar 1;48;~ •• ;•••••••••••• ,1.19 Insulin !1-80. Reii!lar.z.~. :r.~ 2.13 ~i:h Jpllallc T~ttahdt · · , RIJilat · 25c ....... "' •• ~ •••••• : •••• ; •••.•• roll13c ~ ~ . ;/ ,, ' • • J. ',• ' ' ............. RED FOIL HEARTS ouorted t hocolorn • I lb. $2.35 bont () iro, ' • ' .!1. 8 oz. $1 .35 VA!.ENTINE'S DAY IS FRIDAY, FEB. 14TH . i ' .... 66's ••• ~., ••••••• "" :••1-.99 • .I :"•' . '' DILUXI IUTCBU IBSillilZ ' 1r u·~. x chocolot" ond bvner l:ront ' ·. •IIIIIIAu REG. 1.49 . Barer A$1Jirln, 2110's, Rtl•.·i.13.............. i.ii 51Ji oz. 95; 19e Lfl.~lto New! DlppllJ Do Lotion, R11. 1.25 ........... 77c I 'lo lbs. $3.95 6PACI Hlfllt . .l'Dic VITAMIN y . v· ...NEW:S.H.r '"' ·. YORK -: (~A) .,... there ali!•Y• was the ·)breat pi .PIIJf!oial II.~" A referee . ,bild to'tie ociired. NO'if 111111 ·~ 'notI phi'- , ,· ~ ., · ..,....ve. _·r•"ld, ...~. · •tb~t ' . . 'f . . ""'·S1se OIL 10 oz. , .1.39 Ancl Hawel ~'lQ · · e.~u.- ·yean," · be 'Iaiii; ".Wilen lan~· .were upset bu~r OR LIFE SAVERS HAIR SPRAY OR SHAMPOO 9 oz. RBI. 1.15 LOll ON =------------·r·-~-----•-~--~---~~-•k=•··•- thocolotet ond OW .!a.: .,_ the door of ........... Indoor Meet COME, CIIECK OUR FEBRUAR~>BED­ •DING BUY AND SAVE DO~L~R$ NOW. YOU GE:r A REAL GOOD QUILTED TOP . INNERSPRING MAnRESS WITH 10UNDA· TION AND HEADBOARD AJID LEGS. REGU. LAR 59.95 EACH.. NOW YOU GET BOTH Stts FOR 98.00. HURRY IN "Oi! . '• ' . '""' ""' . . . -·1. Center of Plouant. 4 N Velues"' $5 Willie & Col.,• ""-al bl'OUiht hope lo I troubled ' OM *'P "' ,_,,.., -,_ R.,. $25"' $115 wiD be held l'rklll1 11 a,m. Ill U. Chapi!Wl· WUcauo IIGnuar)' wlllt ll>o Rov. JoDI H. Naol of1lciaua.. Bur· llpoculatloa -· ... - looo tbor tbo curraat Iiidr"ors work"'-"' loa faA:· Tbe live ehartoed wltb and OlhlbltiDc pmlng doYieoa are IUIIIa McCoualand, ~ Weoro, Bob Dam, Eric llocrtll and Bonnie Wrar. Eaeh 1o - ... $20 . oad pater• 1111 .............. 'Mr. oad Mro. Porr.r c. -aide, w. bavo-onlllld~ HEART BOXES ....____.2fc up Other No .. lf)> Bu•• ,. , • ' ~ lb. - . . . Ill . """'""" state - Bulk C.od_y - Coo..ralflon Heortt an~ 'clniiGMOn """'· · · < *- c:allor l-..:blgllw-oad !Ill ,Maq C!J¥ pollee ne~­ ed • c:all • fomalo c:allll' UIIICIOitdllll •'lilt _ . II Wa. e... .... Where pnces inakit REGULAR 99c One D1op A11 Deorfo1an r THERE ARE STILL A LOT OF BARGAINS LEFT OVER FROM OUR CLEARANCE SALE lAST .EEKEND. IT •ILL PAY YOU TO STOP IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. ·dloJn!alld lliior umaa ... _...._.,... 42 ... 39c.... 'lltl. ~ 36 lo< 59c.._ WI .. E.....,. • . "February Spec~al;" . PI', PLEASANT .,.. Allen.Loo '!blch fOR. ' ,,·,.soMEONE >'OU LOVe ••• ... Take It From Old rrKerm'' W!oro, Jr.,O,.-a...laoola ... Scbool, .. - . - . c : a l l - Robinson's Clea.., . ·'\\:w.',\.Y ... ' . "'~ PI,..._. HIP b. u. """ ""' ...., , llebaol - - lllli>od bi IWO iOparate c:alla. SERVICE ~~OUOHS ·, Wedneaday . . .~ hu - PACKAGE AS50RTM!II'r5 k-"" -,...l:nd ... Infant Soil Dle., .. - · -r .,,.,.,., -llounl:r 41vnl••• ....... ... ...... 1 VALENTINES TO GIVE AND SEND Slnales In Bl1 AsSOilmint ........ 5c 1111 Cblaler, Mrs. F. c. Reichart, and Mra. George blgols. ' ' PI', PLEASANT- Toio>hilb ·----~--~--~------------~-~- Mrs. Paul Seoll,y, Mro. G I e n Roush, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mrl. Herman Layne, Mrs. William 't; .•J-..• #',,.. ..,.4,, oet l'llr Sawrdar 11 a.m. hi tho eoart ol JUell~ of Peaeo .... Klnelld. ~:~~~~wq l;, ~--- f'lotH, •,u .,••-..... ••I·•· .... ty 1. he... Pleuant; Mro. Louloo Nleboll, Leon. . 'l'bllr....,, ,_....., I, 1M Miflclll Flow•s-V•Ientlne H•l•s ~ llwtaoll, . _ , Ivan Nnoll, Pl. Pl.... ant; Mro. Robort CriiiiiP 11\d • J J ' :.. : : ~1,.- box ' •• Gay, Reg. 98~-----.-- 77t Gerltol, 12 oz. Reg. 2. 98 2.03 Ex-Lax, 18's, Reg. 49e.____ 4CM Ay•s, Regul~r s.so_:.._. .__ 4,94 ~. ' o........,, lll0'~ . . . 2.94-~ · ·Preparlflon H Olatll"t' l,oz~, �_.,.,.,'JI• . . ~. o.. ,_...,, ..-..,...... " .... Pllll' ,,.,., .. . ' A LI'ITLE 'HOMEWORK' Watchipg ~allt Ads , W•ntecl WANT AD INFORMATION dlldlel. ' mll<tllaoeous. Mn. llowlnl Cecil. 100 W. Main St., l'ome...,.. 1411c ANTIQUES. !Umllon, DEAOLIN£5 S II ·"'· Dor 8.of•• P.llc:etien ~1' O.eihM 9 • · • C•••II.-ttoM I Couecti~• ,...,.,...4 Will h Uftfil 9 .. .... t., al PIA>hc:llrf Ion O.., R!GUUTIONS ,._. , .. , .........."'··· tho. •• ,ht oct• .. .Oit or reject """ d.e-4 ob· n .. '""'''•'-" will ftOt retlpo,..iblo fer - • than • - t-c:ti-1. h For S.le or Tr_. 63 CHEVY, 1\i-lon Pllone INNII3. ............, .-.._. ,_ ..,. U"*P RATES For Wonr Ad S.t•lee 5 cenh ,., WCIO'd one inl.,tlon Mini11u,1m ChoJt• 7.Sc: 12 cent1 IW' woul rlvee corgoco;· tiYe in1.,tion1 . II cenu ,_, WC~td ,,. consecuti¥e '"'""i0/11. 25 per o;ent Oi..:·ounl on 1101 id ods •NI ods poid within 10 doy1 . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY SI ..SO for SO word mi11i mum . Eo ..tdltiOI'ICII wc:~rd 2c . BLIND ,t.DS AdditioMI 2Sc tl••-"' C..._v• ,._., Ad¥er· OFF ICE HOURS 8:30a .m. to S:OO p . l'll . Daily 1•30 a . on . ta 12:00 Noon Sctlurdoy l C.rd Of Thllnb I WISH ro erpress my tbanb to aU ttJose showing me kind. l'leSB during my recent illness. MBy GOO bless each oliiJld everyooe of you in a wondrous way . Mrs" Opal ·Hope' Harper 2-6-ltp Matty MOllo! a Aalow .. •• SI 40. ' SO 11115 CHEVROLET JJnpala ""'door 'bard top, D'1 automatic, power 111<er1ng and brakes. C8ll - 7" l~c Bryants Budcet Shop • -· ruary 7, 19119 at 7 p.m. Used For Sale Early 992-3321. t.:.uc H4tc merchandise, electric guitar, power tools, appliances, hair HARMONY apartments - 3 dryer, toaster, vacuum cleanand 4 rooms. fumlshed, new er, tape recorders, fisb aquarwalls, floors, furniture, priiwn. ma:er, eleetrie beater, vale parking. out of all floods, cameras, new clothi.ng. many 3 blocts from Pomeroy post other items. Used end tables, office, 992-5392 £rom 10 a.m. studio couch, reclinJDg chair, to I p.m. 2--f.tfc bunk beds, several utility cabinets, d!est ol drawers, LARGE HOME, attractive sur· ottoman rockers, club chairs, roundings , reasonable to redr......,, coal heaters, 25 liable person. 148 Uncoln pairs good uS«! shoes. disbes Hm. owner W. E. M<Qulgg. and glassware, many otber V Canterbury Lane. Eaot Aur· items too numerous to IDtlllora, New York. . 2-G-7tp lion. C<Jnsi8nmenll! wel<omed by operator. Forest George. Peb For Sele Not resporuible f<lr occidents. 8EAUTif11L WIRE TEaTerms, cash. Auctioneers. RIERS, Pugs, min. SChnauz. !lob. Olmlnlnp, Fore.at crs, Dachsl!unds and Poodliea George, Millersport, Ohio. witb puppy trim. Barkaroo ~ Kls., Coqlville, Ohio. l'llone . .. 11'!"~---~--- ,. ~ DAHlE THE RAVENS AT HOTEL MARTIN FRIDAY • FEB. 7 9:30 PM Ttl 2 AM erlca's faV<!rlte. Rent sllam" poorr fl. Tiny's Bargainland. Z.:Hitc .: MU91C EV[;)RV Friday 111111 Satunlay at Jack's Club on . lla!Tisonville !Wad, off Rt. ~ 7. I+Jtc ::TIIERE will be a gun shoot. ·: l!uDday, JJesinnlng at noon at the Forked Run Sportoman . Club. Everyone Is welcome. U-ftc :INCOME TAX Service dany ... CWJ $mday 9 ID 5. Evenlnp, ljy · appolntmenl. Mro" Sloven "Wanda' Eblin. Rl. 2, Pomeroy. Laurel CllH Road. 1-INII!c WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pockets, pegging. ~mming, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maoon, Phone 773-5551. ~39-tfc NEED LIMESTONE for your driveway? We furnish and deliver. Emmett W. Shuler. Contracting, Pbooe 992-3213. 12-2S-lfc Pm'ATOES, Phone 843-22S4 Clarence ProiDtt, Portland. 10.18-Uc 1968 PONTIA--C-G-T0-,-100 cubic !ncb, 4 speed transmission. ex. cellent condltloo. Phone 91112441 after 6 p.m. 1-12-tfc GOOD HAY. Vernon A MI'IU of OYonlnt clc:~u• .. . - ... ....,...,._,.,.. ,. u,.. 'umlfvN 1.-f•- L"'" h- to ,... ..-. old Mtii!IW f!Hfllf..,. 1 ..... ""' ,. hll4 ,_ -~... ......... ,...., , • ..,. .. ffftloh. Clo11• c•HetM ~· .• ur ... wqJ,c · - I I · I I I 1 I 1 I 1I I I I I I I 1 I I S.\VE BIG. Do your own ru1 and upholalery cleanlng with I electric obampooer $1. Baker Jl"ornl. lure. U4tc Low Winter Prices 61 DODGE LANCER 2 DR................ $100 60 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR ............... $150 59 RAMBLER ST. WAGON ...............$199 60 CHEV. "6" 2 DR..................... $199 1962'CHE¥¥ II MOVA H.T.. CPE... ;-;';~; ;;$49!ij Loco"f 1 owner cor, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio 'and heat· e-r. White on red finiik. · 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE ........... $599 Impala 4 dr . Local 1 owner car, VB eneine, po'ljter· filii de, radio and heater, fiiOOd tires, bl1.1e finish. I tron5 . Turquoise over white finish. Spotless clean in-terior. R&H. 1964 FORD GALAXIE.. ................. $995 SOO H.T . Cpe. VS engine, automatic. Whtte finish : Cpe. Vinyl interior. Bucket seQt. VB engine. Automatic frons. Power steerin!jl. R&H . ·-------------------------DDn't • Short-Qanl'll Get the 1m Dill In Arll ·-------------------------1966 RAMBLER CLASSIC 770 ........... $1295 H.T. Cpe. Local owner. Li~e new tir1111. Clean in..r· ior. Ivory over gold Hnisk. Radio and heater. S.e thi1 today and Save. · '"'• 2.11 ,.~. '•• · :"bu~ ~· bath, 1 lllliiDLEPORT _ A lARGE ROME - In good condition, close to shopping, 2 story frame, 4 bedrooms, ~ baths. Ulillty room, wort area, all fqr $to,ooo, ·'-~~" SYRAaJSE ·::..: uu-1fi 1 story frame, 3 bedrooml, bath. basemen t , exce11ent kitchen. you must see this -.sou. HENRY CLELAND Olflceo-ttJ.IUI Rea.--.1111 Business s.m- CIJR'l'JSS TECHNICIAN, Leland Parker, 983-22114 Pomeroy reskleooe 0. Wl-3251 <Jool. ville call Illation, wlsbes lfAIIJ. day Greetlngl. Dally om«ce wltb limited Sunday fore- ·• .' . ... eroUcm. New Haven. 1112-211'11. ~ • t ''.. . .. "• ' ' J' .', (fi,w . .. ..;. • , . r ~ \ S499S lri-County Mo.lle Hollies e••,.,. ...... Ue LIML MoriCI NOTic•a:; ~~~:,:::..,...Y Too ,,.,. .::.::"•.::r "'"""" To ,.. ......., .. ............., al u. to IIUdl o1 u. ......,_ lq •· an Nlid~~na ot ot ..w.a u.. su.. ..... ...,_... ....._ - - . ... :;a~':.':: ::~ .....,,. ,.......- .,._,.._ _ ._ !i': or ... BY ADA SLACK Mr. and Mra. Wllllom ar..,. apent oevenl dora with their dauaf>ter and • ..,.tn.Iaw, Mr. and Mro. TOIIUII)' Jenks, Loula, Ky, Vl•ltlng .,., the weekend with Mr. IIIII Mro. Harr1 P - were Mr. Earl Bardon of CPtoo, Mra. Leola Kendall ard Mro. Jou MJn. tae ot Warren. Mich. 'l11ey also vlolted Mr. ard MrL Morrlo Huden and Mr. lliiiiJin. Rdlertlluden and Debbl ·" e. .1.ue)' were ..._. SUrda)' dl-r 11J0111 of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Usle mt tmnUy. Spee. 5 Rdlert E. HudSCII baa aone to Fort """" TeiU after 7:50 A.M . . t2 NOON . 3 P.M. AND · 4:30 P.M. &-. .........,., ••, • .., u. Mrs. Jwdor Hoaehar ..Ud tAmlly of Letart Falla and wl1h h11 ~~....s. Jaw o1 nN c.aatr• .,. toed m w. Cew-t. Wd 1a...a~or7 _. ::~c.u"': ~ ., Pllbruur, J:-,:-:: I• • I i o-.. He has returned trom 1 ,.ar'a .._~ ~ ~ .,. tour of. duq In Vtetnun. " - ..._ ..... ... " - " '""' MrL Blanche CIIIIDitJchim and :=,...~soo, Rdlert,ot.Aihentwere-o.,_ . - .. - - .C day RUOIII In tbo J...... .. .., .,. ...... ,.. ,..... 10"" c. ucow. •Mf!Hele ............... Clll'll ., -.. ::~.!.t .., .... ... PVT YoUR ClCJno5S BACI<. otJ! THAT'S NOT IUf.Uiir X M&NJT! t<eeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As ' Enterlain.ed Mr1. Ednl SUmmerleld ~ J..olw .BottGm, R. ·D., o1 IIJ8Dt from enndmotber,. Mrs. M¥la Hudson. Stntu to ' Thurldlr wtth ber Ill& Ill lO:CIO .... :=..=' ..... .,. .., .ot ' ..•' • : ~~~· "'-"""·" .......,_ _• e+S=..uit~~"'o. · ~f:;:;'~·~,tf= ~ ~and s t : rj Mr. Jd ·n•·•• uta~ o1 i' ,.. AT Syracuse News, Society . ! 9 LOCAL REPORTS DAILY 2013 W & YIHII . ' I ·' ~ ' MOW AYA<ILABLE Coat lncluclo1 Coinploie 2 BOd-m Sot Up & O.ll ..ry Rody To Go Fro10 c.urt _. cia•. . . and. ~. Mr. 1111 Mra.·Hm.rt Parbr. ' Mr,' aucilfl1!. VerlfDI!Jiartela . ard...., Mlclllei,Cincl"""',vl.. lted hla ........ .Mr. lftl! Jl r L Emmett Bartell. · . Mr. ancl Mr•. ~ wo~~o . or MtneraYIU.e 1J*1t wltb her parnta, Mr. lid ~ WJl.. llam liiJtl, and IUII!1.. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Shil1Dan WU• llama or Cheater, VI. Vs., ~ Mra. ·111ia Hull.,... Jln. CorlJJuckw011b, ~ • tm, nmalM vei'JUlather-. Mr, IIIII MrL C!Wio• IJalo . Ylllted Olf!fatiirdo,ywithtlielt ..... . JUIIOI, who haaac«9ted-.Io¥• at ~J1fWIItld. Mra. ·Marllli!;.ttoi'P·or . ~ bul, wbo 'hal boon IOI'iGulll Ul RIGULAR AIR OONllrrJONJNG llefrlqer· aflon service. Jack'• llefrlll' ••• . presents Y ELECTRIC • 2 & 3 BEDROOM AUCJ'JONEER I I tfc •• • MEWS Completelloelao. Ololt C111t Bradfonl •••• INFORMAfiOI C. C. BRADFORD ,._ I -GUARAN,T~ED­ 12-ZZ.121e 1100111. '. ••"' ' I II ECONOMY uHlities, 5 ;.o......_ _ _....,_'"'"...... ' eancelled? Lost JOUr operat. or'o license? C8ll - · co. • •, .. :.........;!~)..;..~. o. ~-----"" . lnsur•nce JIEALTY • ../.'. PHONEM·D4 .r. ••,., ..... & Alii AUTOMOBILE lr1IUrauce 11.- POMEROY HOME - LOw .~ . ONLYSIU5 GRAVELY Tractors, . - and Yled, Wlnlcr Spedalll '"' . Business Services tractors and equipment. Reduced Winter rates on Grave. RADIO and TV repolr, bouse ly repairs tbrougb February. calla, and antemw illstalled, Uoed and rebuilt tnctnrs Jobn Harrisoa, Phone lfl. from $150. Gravely Tractor .. JH.Ife Sales and Service, Pomeroy. Phone m2975. SUit RP•I Estate For S.le O'IIRJEN .r. CIIOW :•I"' l .EXPERT . . .1 Alft•l!ll•t ..... 1.'"'' ·-. ,,11 ...... .,....u.-~•. U4tc Qt. Clean interior, good w.w. tires. R&H. 1964 OLDS.CUTLASS F85 .......... , ..... $995 r ~o.o· ll 'olr "''""" lit BUICK, Price 1110. C8ll lfl. 1963 CHEVY II ......... , .. , ............ $695 1963 CHEVROLET ...................... $695 '" I'IIHie IIWIII, " 2-Wtc Convertible, local 1 owner car. Super Sport model, bucket seats, good tires, 6 cyf., 3 speed, floor ahift, rodio. Popular Model, special price. .. ......... -lucy ..... ~a 1iaCJe ~Leilia "'¥......,. .-I.DMr-. Ptq .U 11541.1141 or · tom. ~·• 3 Seat WaQon, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power 5teering and brakes, good tires, radio and heater. I 1 CHEVELLE MALIBU ............... $995 I 1964 4 Door, Local 1 owner car, 6 cyl. engine, powerglide NeaA.I Blue IJIBtre" Rent 1 VISIT OUR LOT TODAY SEE QUALITY CARS AT \. RE~T.IAD$ ' :a::.. ~- olSr~ IIIIJrovluj, ' ~C<a,I')OI!•Mr1lllle ... ,J~!~f;. •. ~ 4 • de READY • MIX concme deUY· ...... rlcbt to Jour proJ<cl Jl'lll llld euy. Jl'ree ..u. IDIIel. l'lloae m-aiM, Ooetl· leln Ready • Ml1 Co., MlddJe. port, Ohio. I • de BUI)GET PRICE fllrllllllre ..., ... lllird Door ............ BaUr Jl'unllture, Mlddlepotl. Oldo. 84fc 1966 bODGE CORONET Limited Editlon .. Sl695 4 Door. Beautiful interior trim, bl•• Yinyl roOf with turquoise finish. Like new w.w , tires. Powar steering and brakes. V8 engine, automatic trona. R&H. 1966 CHEVROLET ••••••••••••••••••••• $1795 STARTING SOON · I 1·31~tp Phone JN9.3861. 11153 P'ORD piclnlp, good oondl· VACANCY for two elderly peotlon. Don Bell. Phone 247ple. Prefer prlvale paid paM. 2+6tp lllllts. Phone Masoo, m.5111i. 10-1-tfc SUGHTLY used walnut 001> oole stereo, sold new $1117. I"" montbo old, now $11. Pay Help Wanted 11.23 per mont11. Call for free t.ADY to cook and ...,rt, and borne trial, 983-2838. 2+tlc live in. If not interested in . llvln8 ln. do not answer tills Ill. Phone 9111-52iil. 2+tfc 11168 CHEVROLET Nova. radio and beater, very clean. Racine Home National 8aDt. Mt-3311. 2-Utc · ,..,...,,,. · o-.1 I 1 I 1 ··!t:i&rl-36$4. ~. :.. _ J-J:lotc . I For s.•• I POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy I rnifliature, f75 and up. St11d I servi<e and grooming. Phoae 11 3 Uc mii44s. II CLEAN expensive carpets with the best. Blue Lustre II Am· Pop & Ja:u-No Rod: .. '' bJ - .a-~-~~-----,..;;.;"'""!' American liSt Zlll ZAG llf'lllllg IIUidllne Fora.nt stereo, Rid1o COid:tlnaUoa, portable mndel, ._ mooth SMALL HOUSE, two bedrooml - · ~ off balance ol 8 oolid state unit, 4 opeed chanold, 11101101gr8m1, overeats. , . payuients at $11.10 IIIOIIIbly. and balb. Reasonable ·reo&. ger. lovely maple llnlob. IJIIlllquel, lleWII on llubm. !'bono 99UIIO. 2-z.etp !>fake payments ol $1 or bal- buttonlloles, blind hems dros.. ance of m.t4. Pllone ... es, all wii!KJut attao!omeull. 1\C PONTIAC, 4 speed, 1"11!1 ONE THREE ROOM TRAILER, 3211" :Uic door blnltop. p - lfl.711'/'1. BalaDce $31.'1ll, or pay PlY· one two room trailer. Marion ments <I fl.~ per IDIIDtli. Reynolds, Masoo, w. Va. z.utq> !'bone 773-0147. 2-Uic STElREO Jtadlo ~. 4 Phone lfl.2111. SOME STRAW. Pboue tlft.«<rr. speed cbanaer, FURNISHED and unlurnisbed dual volume control, 4 speakU.Uip IIIII EARLY Ameriean llAno. apartments. Close to tchGDl. er oound system, lcM!Iy wal· 1bls set has AM .r. J1IM radio. Pllone m5434. 10.-c IMit finish. ~ payments f.opeed ...reeonl FOUR J«llM - . balb, of Ill or bal...,. of flU&, Mlin St., Rutland. Plloae 742chaqer, lovely llDIIb, juot "fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Moblle tflli. 2-Wtp lft.3ZI8. l4lk me new. Take over paymen11 COurt, Syracuse, Ohio on State of lli"M per month ,.. pay Rl. m, Phone m2951. 40 FWr Sleel Televlsim 'J'ow. $111.21. Try II 1D your home. liOAT TRAlLEII, II lndl llllfAI. 1-li·Uc er, JOO. Pbono Cbeller 5 moi>U. wbeell 81111 ltrel, wlll Phone 9111-2838. uetc 4114. l4lk tu•ll boats up to 12 feet, $25. FOUR ROOM furnished spar!· Plloae ._. meat. AU utilities paid. Phone ,. ._ STEREO, . Re~u)t8. ._ COlli., .~~ ~-- . l<lEI:l'ROLIJX YII>'UIII deoll. er, comp,aete wiUJ - auadl-DIOIIII, jllllll IJII"l, oonlwiJ>. aer. UlOkS 81111 • ...,. ble Ill W. M-In "24196 . ..~i~~~ ', SiltesS.: .Jervlces , ... _ss.ss · ---· WMPO ·. -aq. r• •••• •- •• c=!::.~ay."':: ~~!':.~..~~ 1 We're Against I I I u• h .r n rzces. • , 1 II .uzg I Notice ' . CJIAIN SAWS SLACKS "-·· ··-..-7$c SWEATERS """"····-····-7$c IMorrKI ln1ert ion . \ 25,0FF O..r Al,..4y L•, Lq ....... We ••' ••II ,._ lt .. tta... lrllcl<. I:IOMEUTII: DIRECT DRIV~ All Clothilq & Shois \' . <Ill- ' r ..,Welfn•T"- forco.l T• Mo .. Sole ~:r~s ,:,'Fop . .. Far Salt f • .. ' " II ..... lw DIMI ....II tuition Impala cpe., local awner car, new c• trade--in. Less than 23,000 miles, w-w tires., I ike new; 396 V8 .,.. glne, 3 speed man. front. Vinyl interior, Maroon finish, radio and h.ater. Deluxe ~uipment. One of the c:leOnllst 66 models in Southentern .Ohio. · Ma~ More At BarpiA Pit~.! . YISif YOUR PAYOIItl SALI!.MAT ' I ll. i'· �' • 11 - Tllo DaliJ Son!lool. "-1'01~!. G., Tloirl4oJ, ~ -. e, lHf ·. Minimum Wag~ Bill ·is Offered COI. Il!diiUS (IJPI) - ,\ biU wrhlch w o u I d set minimum wqes tor worker• ln private Industry In CMiio was introduced In tho Ohio Sonote Wcdne..._,.. 11le blll "'"'ld Jel $1.5D an - hour .u the lowest P"Y for mtn, women and minors in intra.. .tate Industry . It would be the first in Obio hi1tory, if enacted. The state director ol industrial ! relation s current ly has the pow- ) er to establish minimum wages for specifi c occupations involving women or male minors. Tite measure, offered by Sen. ' MUGS THEATRE TONI GHT ON L Y February 6 NOT OPEN F IDDAY & SATURDAY THE BIGGEST BU~"DLE OF TH E M AlL (Technicolor) Robert Wagner, Raquel Welch FLAMING F RO NTIE R Stewar t Gr a nger SHOW ST ARTS 7 P. M. Cllarle• J. · Cornu, O.YOIIIIII- uled lor- ...,..1 - , . · tmm, - d not eoror domeiU< Tllo - . . . wlddt met f<IIIOir· - . . In prl..te ........ fed. lng tbo eddro'lc ·houd l - leglalature r ece ssed to hear Gov. Jame;, A. Rhodes atate of the state me ssage. Mornlng sessions were sched· you'd smile too if you savads w- ,.._-.. clown 12:35 a.m.; PoiiJI R.up2:10 a.m.; Fort Dearborn dowa 3:15 11.ttelll colleges sll)ported by the state. Howeve r 1 Rhodes did not pte-elude the subsidies for out-ol· state graduate students. Subsidize Grad Students McElroy said the idea was to make the out-of-state undergraduates "pay their own way,"' but give subsidies to graduate students .. because If they teach In Ohio's wliversities, they are giving scmething to the state. " Several pr""osals Rhodes has made in the past for implemeotatioo of Ills "Solutions tor the Seventies" program were missing from the mes51BC Wednes- a.m. omo RIVER - Lock 13, Beck- "every boy and girl in Ohio with a diploma in one haOO and a job or career in the other." "Education remains the No. 1 priority," Rhodes said. '~he youth of Ohio do not nt handouts or doles. They t jobs. They need our help. " "We Must Act" Then, deviating from his pi-etext, Rhodea said, •fWe ·t'rfult ' aC"t today." ' He 'wa1 theh applauded by the 132 legislators atte!XIing. It was the first ioterJ'lC)tion of his speech. He was appii.IXIed three other Urnes. Mary Stevens '' Sealy Firm Guard !ormerly advertised and sold at $79.95 now only each pie« Get a great night's sleepput on a happy face! Sht:Bp •. . the great beau tv creatment! It starts when exclusive Bracer Gards give reinfOrced center support where most weight is concen trated. Rich damask cqver is deeply quilted to Dura-lux cushioning - unique blend of cotton and Sealyfoam*' - for surface luxury. Tho time to sleep comfortable on a firm ·Sealy is now I Up to $50 savings on super !'',,' \ l· mattress sizes I l,N'GELS : . ' (UP0$ul1>rloo teotln\OI!I' lo DilL ,\jty. Jlln G,.m_.l cue api111t , Clay j. SMw baa p~ the Utpl men ac~1ed of e-~··f!> tolaaol- JliUI t·.. J!eil&rdy tocefller In a car thrie motths befMe the murder. Tllo story caine from the Jut. · of five state "ltnesse• prO!!ueed In r_.id order late 'nturlitay on U. --'"' day of tellllnony In the trial of sna:w on ehorgea at p.m.; Jim Murphy and Ranger up 10:50 p.m.; L. Flore up 1:%0 a.m.; Onward up 4:20 a.m.; S. M. Jenks UJJ 6:40 L m.; Buck Freeman up 6 :40 a.m. ; Lock 16, Mark Ea!ltin up 1:45 a.m.; Prln· elplo up 2:25 a.m.; Lock 17, L. Wade Childress up 6:55 a.m. ; JOhn Ladd Deu.1 U9 1:05 a.m.; BellevUie Locks, st. Marys up 10 p.m.; Jacob Gee up 11:05 p. m.; steel Trader ~ 3:45 a.m. ; Lock 21, Jeftboat up 8:10 a.m. ; MilS l.tu~k;y down 6:50 a.m.; Lady Rosemary up 6:40 a.m.; Lqplj: 23, Andrew P. Calhoun up 6 a. m.; Racine Locks. ElgerciUf up 4:15 a.m.; Greemp Locks, EtnaLouiiVIUe up 2 a.m.; E110 PeM.,.-Ivania up 5 a.m.: Invader down Hunting Vlotna!no 1111011& ·111om, t .' Cadlllac was parked, said the CODN)'tnce seulona, laid today. A source In direct cootact with the talks,. said, "There has nev~ or boon a brotkupln!lriYaletalkl betwoon lllo American and Norllc Vleltwne11 deleptlooo. ~·The omtad:•, eiJtabl.llhed lalt fall, cootlnue. There baa been a contact between tile two delegations since tbt fQQr.wa,y Parlo talks started Jq,, • .,•• , Tho IIOUl"COI !~ U..,. under· . - tile Nortll Vl8tnameae mllht Honeymoon Cools Off - · WASIIINGTON (UPORepubUcan Hnators an alck ah:l tired of the last to be Informed l1>out lldml.,.,-.~ and . Made-to-Your Measure Draperies 2 choose from hundred" of colors, patterns and lllbriu! AU sple priced I ' %oFF ., 14 DAYS ONLY . QUALITY ~RAPERI!S wllb run double hems, double aide hemo - aU blind 1titchtd - hand tel pleoll ond morel Unlined and lined stylcol Heavy luxury rabriet lo caiiCIIlelttl to ~beers alllllle prloodl · Februiry 7th Ill February 2Znd I· New Arrivals Ready To WHr o..-rt...nt On .The 2•d Floor Visit the Furniture Department Third Floor You'll want to take time ·whUe ahoppi~ thi1 weekepl to visit the Ready to Wear Qepartment. New~ig ~lee- ' tiona or merchandise arrlvina. dail)'. Oreana in all . alzes - Junior, MlS&es Sizes - excellent selections or hall sizes - new coats and suits for. Spring and Summer ·T h• Ml•Cltlqnl of h..nlture on the lrd IleuM· or• 'h• b•st .,.•.,.~ had F;., ..Onr G da~ G"" you 1hould tolt• tl'"• te~lnowu aHJund gnd •••-N•• Kroe 1..- 1 Livlnv Room Suit•• - $tyles, eoverlnp end eoiCifings that yot.t 11 like - Blo , bit ul•etlon of Chain 1.- hl~a~ - lOt" h• - Choirs for all oc:~:osions - for D¥Dry room In yoUr hcuno - B.droom ~uites b,y tho Countrt• leodlng mon~o~foct-• - Bit nloctl"on of Mottt,.IIDI and ox Sprlnvs lncludl'? the populor Kine ond Queen 1iU1 - E11d T obi .. _. Cotf•• obllts - o•• ~.. - Lamps - Pletvres. We could to Ofl ond Qn telllnt you about our 3rd floor furnltun department. e••• thi"V for you to do 1, vi1lt you,..oll ond you'll ••• whot "'' mean. "ear - new Blouses .. Sldrts. Big shipment oC Wrangler Jeans for women - girb and little gjrlL Be iure to look around. See what's new rorSprinQ:aiiiSummer 1969. You'U enjoy It, of Printze_SI Ccell lor w..,on em the 2nd. Ooor~ 'l'hls spe. clal tru~ l!lhowlng or Prlntzesa C01ts and Sulfa makes l.n ideal time lor yau to a:eleet what you need. rMr, Lang has had years ot· experleJtce selllrw: and fitting coats aoo suits and he will help you find )'()ur correct size in the stvle..and ~~~~--~~--~--~--~--~--.---~-.--~·u~or~lha~t~··~be~o~tl:o~ry · · RCA ''Col~tr ;Tti.VIslon-Stereo SPECIAL SALFl ' DINETTE SETS Ano&...;t bti: •hipment of.dtnette ntswlth4, 8 cw 8 chairs. An exceptionally aood quollty - all arrlll180d ror yoor ""~~~' oelectton Rettl,y lor you to buy ...... Duriog thlo ..1e Y"'lraean roa1ly .... on Wllatyoo need In Dinette , . \.' 1 ~ IL '. ... . , . It:• RCA's 50th y~~r and w~'re ce~brating this w1th R~A J,ig t.JMIC:•ol sale pr1ces on many mocf•ls of RCA Color T_oltvision ond f!CA Stereo. 1\sk to ' " these apec:1al sets and the entirv RCA Iine of Home Entertoinlt'lent. 11D11 ..,.. nor1b. B1P In t11e l9lr tlll ....... Sllllrdl,y. lAw ilaldllct· In the 30a IOUIIL Of The Meigi·MtuiHI .4reo '·' _:_:~----------- I. We're anxious to sho~ you ' i Ccmmuatsts that America's ~;;all for r e•toration of the DemUitarlzed Zone dlvldln& the VIetnama in no way 0001Ututed a demand ror a permanent dlri1iOD of the wllr-tornland. However, the Viet Cong delegation leader, Tran Bw Kiem, hardened ihe Cc:mrauntst position toward the talks 1n hls open!"' speech by asnrtlng there would be no progre11 until tho Salgoo SO"'mnenl at President Nguyen Van Thleu and Vice President Nguyen Gao Ky " a s overtllrown. But it's the GOP Congressmen that Demand Nixon Cooperate ol·-·ntt. at Herlow. The otocy, alread,y In that there were so many newfJPiper otnces across the Democrats sUll holdlns; I;J1gh country. told of a Nixon plu to oDiee In the Republican odml· taho poollt\lotorohltlo out of -i'Oiitlcl' and' ' lllltie" tlion( ' Cirlr • . "Wo worlciiif ' hitd""fi> ·Nlxan ~ca,ae we .' ~.· •· Service F.., Is the rankllw Rlpubll- ........ We doo't fool tho can ori the Post otrice and CJvU change is coming last II!IDOlWh," Service Committee 1111 didn't one participant summed Lit· qree wi til the plan. He Slid I llr¥•ho mode tilo point lbet syslenl had been set up for tbeae holdover Democrats could consulting rcnldrc members of not be !footed; lboy would not eong:renlonal . ccxnmtttees •tn tie ioyai; and that they were 1n positions to cause the new ad~, but that in this case the system broke down. adminis~tion trooble. Btl was especially concerned over6.. cerHlplJ Agitated tain people" who J.d dlfftcuiUes Sen. ROUilll llrusho of durirw the Johnson administraNebrosko wos hllthl.v agitated tt.-. Who were ~ 0 TEN CENTS o' stlllln offlce. POINT PLEASANT - T h e Tire & Rubber C o .,. _ ... polJollor -plantnear hero r-"'<1 lharp lncreoseo In wtpa paid Ill emplo.yeesiiDdolhGooc~Yoor er eontrtbutlms to ~ economy at t11o MaiGII-Gallii-Melgo arOl ml968. Employees were paid a rec .. ord or more lban $3.~111... lllll year, ...,.1y _58, .~ cent more lban lllo $2.:c-mt111Cl11 tbo1 lll'llediD 1961, tcc:onlln&ID Plant Jlano&Or lllchaol T. BuceL llo uld a 20 per . coni riM In .. sponslble ror Ute record wapa. wtcleh . . . . - cord apun from ·' ~ . •' ' " -:. ' ·~ . .. - lll Paris of Vietnam. • Lodge denied Tlwy' s cWm and emphasized the United States does not seek a divided Vietnam. At the core of the current deadlock is a firmly entnnched difference ot opinions over whether mUitary or politlcal isaues should be diacuaaed first at the peace talks. 11le next session was sch&o dulod tor next Thursdi..Y. Merehanta of Meigs CouniY )om Tho Dally Sentinel today In oongra1ulatlnrl Meigs B o y Scout ~~. CUb Scout Paeka and tile Middleport Explorer Pools In connection with tile amual Boy Scout Week, Feb. 7-13. Material and features, notIng obsenanc:e ot the 811llverlai'Y, are dlapla,ed on pages School Crisis Avoraao empiQ)'IIIOitl at I b e polJester rftlno procllced at tho plant climbed from S99 in 1967 ~ Ploount plant, ore llln. Ill 479 In 1968, llleel •-"'<~· tied only by the ~·s ca.The new employees were add· pecliY lo produce lllem. ed .. tile p1ont capadiY ........ GoociYoar aloo <UIIrlbuled lo ereooed by 50 per <en1 ID more lllo loeal eCOIIOJIU Iaiii year lol' Ilion 150-niUlloa pounds at VI· perehu.. al more tllan •12.5· fel and Vttuf polJo..... resins I mlllloo In 5Upl>!les and lOrY· year . lc.. from 290 Drmo witbln a 100-mlle radluo altho plant, and plant · by the pa,yment at $379,000 In loIIYTho moat al the year atIllmeet tile domand for poiJeoterln Ure callaxel. eord, ........, _ . t , hot melt . Buod ..... lllo flsure• ropre........ and-~ Hnl lnereueo Ill U per cent llleel ald. Goo<l)'elr -led In tax - - and 92 perOlios at I'IJbglaa tina, In loeal J,ur. .....s over 1967. ' ~ .j States to perpetuate the division 5-6-7 of today•• paper, Addl· "The White Houae has certain obllpUcm to 111o Senate. AJx1 llmal nmurlal and pictures we ..... ol!llptlllll "'tbolllrll' alotb8r troop, wW bopubllah. "1ii" Oiir sfto, fif,O, Bopulill• • •ed ..........,._- '. .. ··~ , want help tram the ~--~·~ Prosldorit," another parllclpont PlrltPhraSed the message to Harlow. '"Ne waat In on the deeloloo maldllg. We don't just want to be Informed after it's mode or &nnOIIIICOII. Alxl we Deed more thaD one day's notice on somll!l of these appointments, too." PT. PLEASANT - C1tizens or Mason County are invited to An o t h' e r advised: "Don't meet Monda,.y, Feb. 10, at 7:30 catcl'l us by surprise." p.m., 1n the Mason County Court- Goodyear Shows Sharp Increase ompiQYmenl and • pe,y raloo iD 1. .. J ~ t were~ re- JtJu-u tt~Uf6tdlcf nso,ooo reiN!tJI The \llot Cong had frequently laid there could be no peace in Soud:l Vletllllll until the ThleuKy regime was ousted in favor of a 14pe&ce '' goverrunenL But Ktem"s statement Thursday went further arxl said the talks in Paris would not progress until the Saigon government wa• replaced. Locf&e and America' s South VletDamese Allies renewed their call tor rutoratlon or the DMZ as • first step toward deeacalating the war. North Vietnam's delegation le.der, Xuan Tbuy, bluitt.l,y re.iected the proposal and said it was only a guise for the United Here's a happy thought for 1969. The U_ S. Chlm~r of Commerce reports that you wW two and a half hours every eight.t.our work:lnc- U111 ftar toWyour tax bUl - federal, state and localIn 1902 all taxes U1l<lWIIed to $17 per persoo. By 1948, aU~ had raised to $349 per Capita, then to S568 In 1958. The chamber reports that in 1969, the tax bill ror evwy woman aiWJ chtld in the United States will amount to .1,000. One wonders if government ever ,comiders balancing ita~ by curbing elQ)eMes rather than increasi rw taxes. ...-11: mu. ' THE MEIGS AREAI HOLINESS INDOOR camp moollotl Ia ..... well,~ Rev. Audrey ~r. host pastor, report&. Atterdance to the evening services - open to tbe public - ..s been over 100 aDd hit a high Wednesday with 145. Middleport Pollee are permitting aoglo parking _,. t11o MJ6. dleport Church of the Nazarene, where the services are be1Jw bllcl. to aceomodate the crowds and Tiny's 11 penal~ p&l'ldJW....., Itt~ l j a ratt1i!f I~Ci11U61f'" .......,...,.~ ,.~._. 'I'IH! services are held at 7:30 p.m. each evenil\g aDd 1I'1U e111to ... elude at 2:30 p.m. SWXIay•. Speaking Is thll!l Rev. Don Humble of New Boston and music Is being provided "by the Pll!lrr.y family of JaekMIL Meeting Set A TUBERCULOSIS SKIN testing program lUXlerway in tbe 1cboal1 of Meigs Coont,v is getting an excellent response, On TuesdiJ alii Wedneaclay, Feb. 18 and 19, the program will be O:PQDed to the~ eral public and anyone can re ceive a tree skin test trom 1 to 3 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. on either date at the Meigs Junior HiP SchoGl house to discuss possible solu- in Pomeroy, It is stressed that no x•rays will be ghen unlesa one flrst u. dergoea a skin test and proves to be a positive reactor. A mobile x~ray l8lit will be located at the rear of the school building. Tests given on Feb. 18 and 19 will be read on Feb. 20 and 21. The prognm, aimed at early detecdon of tuberculosis, is 1»ing carried out by the Meigs County Department of Health, the Meip County Tuberculosis and Health Association arU the Ohio ~ ment of Health. tions to the curl'ent Mason CouiP ty School crisis. Some Mason Cwnty citizens teel that the school board and the bus drivers have raued com- pletely to communicate with each other, a spokesman said. School board members and bus drivers are urged to attend the meetilw, 111 are all interested citizens. MRS. BRIGHT ll.L The l'llmeroy 0111~ squad answered a call at 1:42 a.m. Friday Ill the homo of E m m a Bright In llarriiiOIIVIUO, If h 0 was removed ID Melr,J General Hoopltal and admitted aa a modo WHAT KIND OF A NUT doe s it take to make telephooe calli co · schools saying that a bomb has been planted? It must take a SJ18Cial breed - no one noC. a nut would think It funn.,y , YOU'LL HAVE AN owortunit,v to see the work of Sllllle 20 children who have been enrolled in an evening art class at the Pcmaeroy Elementar y School beginning Saturday. The work - pencil drawings, pastels an:l otis - will be an display ln the windows ot Ruschel' s Fi ve to One Dollar store mE. Main St., fonnerb Guinther&'. The paintings will be placed in the wiOOows for soo.ring belln-ning Saturday 100 will rertULin tllere for all of next week. Teacher of the art class, which began in the rall, II Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. leal patient. -~ of Schools - No. 77 • Blood Donors Needed Extraorde u •t ••nary erl aue Recoun.tzed 0 eJ • .,.. - FORMER PRE;"'IEiiT ANO MilS. l.Jndoo B. ~ Jollnooa ploJc tq build l $25ii,OOD honleCIIlsylvan lkcrelot tila.v Olfn In Austin,' Tex., thefT friends ~ ·loJliY·· The J~ ""r• ., IJIIOeted Ill build 00 I belulllul wooded plot Mer the .70,000 plM 1, brlcl< 0110 - 1toey bomo of tholi- claualtUir Loci Nupilt lr1 a 1UhlonBy Goorp lloqravoa, !q>L which tal e~tecl ~ preserv· ••rights.." . a~>~e.aocllon of ""'i!Q. · ,. . ~ .Lbf:lct School District ed theM urfclttt," t.requently Schools haw the ruponalblli-. 1loo Iii,. ow~ tho land In Au•tln lor,..,- years, Durq ~ month al Februor)', thrOUBh biOOib' periodo. t,y of teaehln& our groot Georg, Wul!lrciDn and Abra11er1tap, l1>out oor l1relt Jeodo nrt.ic" .. ~wa.v• bulldl"' oomo dly. Thoro Is a omill.nter In- ·n Ia a•JilliUure .lo villi 1ehool1 hlDI Lloeoln W.ro men. They __ era, and ,abool rl&l>ta. They also tJIIII!Il!lcont._..te of Mro. Zac~ S.o11 ~.. an<! vtew tlleiT bullaU~ bcerdo. · stJI'..... '· ' ' ' · ·~.' •· i1 ·thit lllCIItb when.,.. were not aalnta,, They '!Ore grost ~ cbure dlo-tea•hlqf tbet - 1 IQ ftotlrloh IS American~ They did help lndiYidull rl&lrtt .extend oa4< to . . ltudentl .Cim• and Jl"'nrvo lhl1 IP'Oll tbet point where IIIey do not 111blrthdatea of two niatlon. They did mueh ID pln triJt&e .., the riiJIItl al others or tbo rltlbll olt 1001o1Y lo pc::oteet ~ •• Geotaa and molllllln lo!' aU al aa our llitl Ab!'tham ,, u... tnaiUI'ed •'rllhta.'' ~rer. and Wend lttelf. by no man. Wore they nau-1 heroeo? lnleed they were. Shwld we re. sJie\ t 1111 revere tbeir memOl')' and bo grateful lor their greot eontrilcutlooo? We ohcluld Indeed. We should be etemally thlnkful u.t. in ~es of greatest boon tble to produce thlt klnjl or ·~rlor leldersbi'l needed to keep the Unloa eli'course to an ever ereat-- ...... our ..u....... II U..,. coold apook Ill u1today, Tlllae ore troubled and dlstliOY eortalnb' bavo ...... . turbl.. tlat~l. Tbeae times er tomoiTow. diOJI """lllona Ill uk · 111 wlion .It IIQI ua ID 1101 just Fobru117 Ia a pllrlotlc month quao~~..,. lboW· whlt .wo lave aiceed 111 dtic.,., bul oloo to tho In aci..:Jis. Wtshlogtoo and LlnID thO ectiiCiPJ• ID Wllleh peot ID whlt wa1 the \K"IBin c<lln lhould be tnd .............. rite iio dedl<aloil; Ill< loll' to ... .knOw IL .ed "' our )'GOth. lo lltllng Is a pod IIICIIIh lor and proper. School children wW "ould are '"'* This ~we ean lie 1tucb'liw tho ~ ciarq Gplolto mood donors ... urgently neededaltil·--obll· vi.s lt - from 1 to 6 p.m. Feb. 24 - at the Pomeroy Elemlr. IIQ' SchooL This was the report ot Vernon Ne~~se. blood PJ'OII'Ul chalnnan. Thursday night when the bcwd ot dlreetora ot tbe Meigs Couot;y American Red Cross Chapter met at Ve&erau Memorial Hospital Walk-In donors will be welcom,d ll tho Fob. 2t visit, Noose llld. Wclnen ol lhe Rock ~rlqrs Graap will oorvo 111o ..-. The gnqJ discussed the fund drlw noW ~. Some oeelloos of tile """"IY ha"' not been caa.,loteb' ..Uclted because of Ulness and weather condidona, but IU&nlpta will be mlde lo contl,... the drive and c.....,..te all ....U. Tbe directors also dldussed poaslbllltlo. or ...,....., "'" fice qUIU"toro and p~rhoJis sbtrl., tho llceWIY wltb groa.p. An)'one ownina: I suitable faclUt;y rrar ftlltlabould con-tact Dole Kautz, ehtlrman, who prealdod at lui ....... - . lng. ' .. . Mra. KOMetil Bmm, chllrmtn at lo 111o mWtarr, rePorted oo her aellvllleo over , In provld1,. 10rvlce1 tor oonlcemen and their Tice....- . . wal """"'"""' foo; ·l lt,y o\GUII, Go. . '11!e - """"' ..,...... .... Hlllr •• ' lllo .......~ ...':·'· ~ l;l-· ·-·1;~~:;~~ -~II!. of . ~ -dem~fJ•,trate .,.,hat r.~u'd like to 1ste-and t•tl you J1!l> '!l!' ~ho . •rclpl •• o, ,,..;·~" ,lrpm now ·~il. Morch J i ••• ;I·, ·· ' ''f"ti,To,o,. >·. ~ ', • .. Tflrlftyl Sot All.Of 'Y'*r . -~ -~ . l;yJ-8. I• Mr. Dncl(ll~l Lore of tliOcPtlntzeaa C.. Convaii.Y wUI bo in our stare tomorl'CM' and Slturdaf with a spedal showing Friday and Saturday February 7th and·8th I I. mr.. W~GTON 1 9etJ..: .. loiiSS BRADFORD ' KISS a!IENDA BRADFORD; lfllga COOIIIY JuniOr Mils Ill ' !'G&t, will compete In )'OUib ljtneaa and pnloo and _ ... ance tood8ld at ille Ohio Junlnr· Mill Paaoaol In MlddleIDwn. StoturdiQ' evenln& MISI Bridrard will OOitiDOie lor the olilo JUnior Mlsa Tille. Sbo 1Wm "I · Have Contldlnee,'' trom the .,SOund or Mille." Mila Brodlord 11 the .flau&ltlar al Mr. andMro. Clor·' .... Bradford, Raelne, and .. a IODior tl Soutbmt HIgh ~-. MI.. Bradford_, tile . Molp Junlnr Mill UUo !till ' Ntlromber In 1110 local ' poaeant _.....,. by lllo Meigs Coon- uq>ubllelzed but well· alteldod two-lloor mooU., Wednesday of GOP •-tors p've the word to Bryce c. Harlow, Nbon'11 asahtalt· tor COIJ&f88s1onal relations. Chairman Gordon Alloll of tho GOP Policy Committee, presid-ed at Ole privtte meeting of senators and tllelr chief assl· stanta. Harlow and White Hwse •Ide. llorcy S. Flettltlllng also attelided. llerlow tried his best to el!Pialn thll Nl""" had boln In otrlce leas than . three weeks; tlwt tbe problem• ol transition were trem.endousi ttat there ~u not any conscious effOrt on tho part of tho White Houae to ohorto-<ITcutt Congren, But ho ._,dl1 got slarled with hla OliPlanallon, wheo Son. Hlrom L. F..,, lWiawlll, W4ved a telet,)ped pren report t.Jr." ""' otato Sllllrdl,y u roln - ol tbe Paris conference. Lodge went out ol hf1 WI¥ in Thursday's ae11ion to aaiure the be Ill new intellolve oontacto almtlar to tbose that allowed Amerlean and Hanoi negnllalllro Ill brook aprolong,ddeadlock and reach an agreement on a full halt ol. AmericaD alr raids on North VloiDam. American and Nortb Vlotnameae of(l,clala refused to ell... euaa the report. 1be two delecatlonl alwa,y1 heve been oxtrem"" 1y careful not lo publicize thefT bockllllg, oootacto deallned lo brook Impasse• that develop In tho piOIIIU'l' .. solon• at tho talks. 11le report on eontbued ...,_ tacto bol;ween Washlngton and Hanoi came in tbe wake of a new fruitless plenary session messed UJ1 Weather ~-<') ~ very reliable dJ9iomat1e sources 011 Co. Spec. atlr Occaatonal raiD .....-c~~D~cww Devoted To The lrlferatl ~~av. .let MARY WEAVER ll.L Flllellt Profit Year Pomeroy emergency squadmen LANCASTER, Ohio (IJI'O were summoned at 11:47 a.m. Anhor - lloddng Glass Corp. hal Wedne..tay lo the Woldttown HOI reported a 35.2 per cent increase tesklenee of Mary Weaver I who In ......... In 1968 lor an all- was W. h na removed to lime ........ s roc:ord. Mela• General llolpltal and 0<1Company President John L. mllled. Gulllunan oald oaleo lncrooMd CONI'IIIMED ror the 14th conMCUtive year APPOINTMENT COLUMBUS (UPO - The Ohio to $227.6 mill..., mrlng 1968, Ser.te Wedneaday confirmed the compared wUh $208.2 million In appointment b7 Gov. Jame1 A. 1967. Etrnlngo jumped lo $1~.5 Rhodes of£dward E. Davis, O.k mllllon from $11.4 mllllm. HID, Jaeksoo County, member. Ohio BOard ot Regenta, term endlllf · Sop~ 20,1972, oucee.....,llte VETERANS MEMORIAL J. Ottla Fordo HOSPITAL CIIILUCOTHEAN KILLED ADMISSIONS- Elma Fl'hier, WASIIINGToN (UI'l)- The~ , Middleport; Elise Whi'-1 L o D C Bottcm; Dc!na1d Rairden, Hart- fenoo lie;o-•nt W...,I<IQ ford; Garnett carson, aildcne-- l~ntiRed lour Ohl- •• omq port; Ben Sponcir, Radne; Her· thO t2 U, S. ·1otvlct010n ldlledJni~, ,. in a dark shirt, CIIDO to his h....._ lie uld he told 01wald he couldn't recommend him but IIIII he should pi I Civil Service examination. Morpn said he reCOKI\iHd 01wald'a picture in the ptperl after the usassinltion. John MaDe hester, the atrton town marshal, tesUfied that iD late August, 1963, CORE was at nun peace Property Transfers I. McKUyey to about 1olilnl • Jm ll tllo Eoot LouloW. Slate Hoapltal tllore. He told him, MdJeehee llid, to .. to U.Oftl Mor- lhe lOt':ll 1tate representative, for edvlce about the Jcil. Ullltr Dymond's crOll exa.minatim. he said Oswald was clua shaven. Russo has 1aki tbe Dian be knew . . ' 'Leon'' Oowalcl In tile mldo&plelllber IPOMOI'illl a wter r..,stratloft carwu ....... .,..._...~ drive In Clinton and he waa on Oowald walled In lllll. ~ produce~ a Navr II IIUI dulY to "keep out aettaac.- s." eonl tor hllll, IIIII, Ptllller potllllid l o - M He pointed a finger at Shaw in the courtroom ar; the driver "DW,. tllo -rol~ of tho parked llmoualnl and of the car driver, whl:a hesaid he had ldontlfted himself .. oa4< from the roar. lie W 1 ·repre.entative of t£e lrle'I'DI- odler p&ssenp:r IIIIPIInd. tD be tioml T rade Mart in New Ferrie, trom a picture twrqfirf him In court, bul edded llo IIIII Orleans. Henry E. Palmer, the r egt.,... seen onb Ferrie'• proale Ill tile trar, in front ot whose office the car- .. . heavy 8)'tlbrclw ... • PARIS (UPO - The United States and Nortll Vleltwn are htvlnrl secret - c t • outolde tbe soohllnSl.Y doodlocked VI~ / Meip riOOIIIIzed from tele......, as Plotlllll hod l IMiorcL Morpn, the next witoets, O•wlild eam.e 1Dtu hit tlq) tor a hlir<lll .... ...... ..... .l o go said Oswald. an uobeardl!ld IIWI Secret Meetings Continuing Lewis up 2 p.m.; Oleander doMI t:SO a.m.; Lelia c. Slcoarer up 4:45 p.m. ; GITord Low! a down ,. U. ldiU,. at Pr..ldont pvon by Corrie C. Colllno , ol blik ind -rod I ~ wl.tll "Leo llano)' Bl.... Roup, lA., a Necrq 11\Ail rollalnllon II• wlillo tho 0~ aad David W. Ferrie. bandler, He uld tllllt_ln 1963 llo lwo walled tor him to relfo...-. Tbo Ill~' I bJa aun IOIIImOI"<I' Wll worldng II> a · - ._Ita! The lour W-101 p~ Wll ttpct tho t11ree In Jukaoo, lA., ,... Bolool Tbur.da,y ploced - ... lwo or ' woro ovorbolrd · plollq tho 8oup, · l!lll aloo waa d!tlmtan the .Uepd <-'raton at ·~· Ia 1111~, IVA., In oeorb,y CU- lA., of tho CUnloo or ~oekloll. But oa4< 'l1IOt ~ ' was from Perey loeal Chapler altho COtterell of ' ColliN had . aU of them, and Ro,ymand RUIOO IIi I pi'ellmlt• Raelal Equality (CORE). rlillog togetller. All placed tllo ry 'tworlnli two )'Oll'l Russo He ldontllled Shaw In the tllne •• ~ late Alopot. wlll be • .tar witnou for eOUI'Iroom 10!1 Feme from a Tho state beau Ita , _ Garrlaonln tblolrlal. 1'\ctw-e u 111o men ho IIW In oplaode by ealll"' Edwin Leo ToodmOIIY Gl'"n tho 1root soot oltho parked cor. McGeehee; 1 Jackaon bii'W. The automobtle test:imon)o was Oawald, he said. got out of the who said a man whom he later VOL. XX! NO. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, __:__202 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_ _ __:__ _ _ _ __OHIO _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _FRIDAY, FEBRUARY _ 7, 1969 6 a.m.; Meldahl Loeka, J. S. 6:40 p.m.; Eaao Arkansas up 9:40 p.m. ; Rita Barta down 10:30 p.m.; Cotton ~1een down midnight; Raymond Thorpe up 1 a. m.; Ashland up 2 a.m.; Peace up 2:30 a.m. ; steel PioDeer up 3 a.m. -r ' DlOIII~ Now You Know SALE ·.20% OFF 14, Jamea L. Hamilton up 3:20 Int., R-way, LebaDOD. Jamer. 9:areber, Gloria J. Stardler tO Mooongahela Power Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Grady Co. , R.way, Olive. Dale Adams 1 lknde Adams to Stevens, R. N•• 54, a 1940 gr»Monongahela Power Co., R..,ay, uate of the HOlzer Hospital School Ollve. of Nursi,.:, ofGahanna,clied Mo. RUey Pigott, Daile Plaott lo day at s~ AntiiOI\I' Hoapltal In Mononga:leha Power Co., R..wa.y, Columbus. She WIB a memberoftheSalem Ollve. Fran.cis O.eriAlri, Virginia· E. and R. Chureh in Chllllcothe, OVerturf, to Marvin McGuire, and is survl ved by her husband. Harry, formerly of GaDfpoUs. Bettie McGuire, 1 A.• Salttbury. lllrvey Whltlateh, BellY Whll· Funeral services will be held at 10 L m. saturday at Ute Schoed~ latch to William R, Reynolds, Inger State Si. L"'hhpel in ColUJn.. Flocence E. Reynolds, Lot, Pombus with the Rev. Ralph Huber eroy. Glad,yo B. Hill lo Willard L. officiating, Following services there, the body wlll be taken to Hoed, Connie R. Reed, Slh A., the Mound Hill Cemetery in Gal- Olive. Paul D. Nease, Allee S. Neaae lipolis for graveside services at to R11 M. Ri8P, Mary V. Rlgp, 1:30p. m. 2 A., Chester. Roy Pearson, Nora Pearson lo David B. Sayre, 20 A., Lotarl. Anchor ·~=~~ ORLE~S Same ..- •·"!·; Peggy Downey down 5:50 a.m. ; Lock OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS llualBurton, Sls!lllen R. Kul1chbach, • .., of t. and Mro. Raymond .C. ' ~ Wollo, Belllelfuser, CO. Mr. Kalldll>lch, ChWicolhe. ·~~~~~. . . .._._~------~--.-------ar~A,Oa~e~ 992·2635 NEW Places .:...:..~:.:.....=.:= Jord down 1:50 Hocldng in ,.,,' Witne~s • -Suspected ·· "C~nspirators IR bta JIIWIII8PI!' the -•Pemsylvanla au-." lldel>letedlheArnerJeu colonies aat up into a rum~ bor at .Uoe1 and bore the cap. dan UJoln. or Dill' ELBERFELD$ ARE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS ONTIL 9. AGOOD TIME FOR.... , FAMILY SHOPPING. USE OUR PARKING LOT ON 2ND STREET. Bn.~ce • The flrlll -lqnerlean polltlal • ......, waa t:lubll111ed b7 · BoojamiD Frankllll In 1754 In In Poe•aeroy Your lhopplng Cent..WHrl11 A,p~rel for Your f••lly ••• Fur~ls,ltll For ~~r ~a , Dies Monday n reduced $ .:;::r ''S Make He was given a one minute stanUns ovation at the conclusloo of tile apoeeh. A, L, Chatfield, MaboUe ChatLiter In the day, RhOdes and · field 111 Franeeo M. Stitt, Bedcy several cabinet members flew Gorenton, Parce11, ~~·. Ra-. to Washington, D.C., to meet cine. today with Vice President Spiro Cluence Price, Maxine Price T, Agnew alkl government offl- In n-· .. tlog 011 Co In . e., R,wy, ciab to discuss variws federal- 14biDOD. state programs. ltarl)}d G. Roush, Mar i/!!f'Y E. lloulh lo Hllllllng 011 Co. Inc., R-war, Lebanon. Wllllam A. McKUvey, llozel . .......n.. ....... -· up 5:10 a. m.; Natlonal Progress doWD 5:25 a.m.; Dl.mcill! ............. ore a...-. Beaver up 4:45 p.m.; Diane Boa· worth clown 6:05 p.m.; National Rhodes proposed Wednesday to eliminate them entirely and have ·out- of -state undergraduates p6y mote than Ohioans to day. McEir.oy said the governor was willing to let go or some proposals to get the t! xpanded vocational education. Rhodes' goal, as outlined Wednesday, was to provide ! IQ'IIem. ' ... )lid -~~ eartt,.,. ~.. "" q,., "'""""' - '11M /ill Wl1lllod 1D ~ hfl ~ce Iii dlrodllol {nllklln't -.a ~ ' '"I" tlloUtandl · .at ~~ ll &I lllo n~UblJC'I lint ~ut- )IOitlnutor pnorol -d do- DO-," fllll!ll!l Alii. "' _. -oJ;·.,..tmaolwt r.,- au cldo wldch or t h o - 101 thli MaiQi mombora Ill ~ but lcJIII'IIwlul poll u(llceo ore Job. · ., ' ' ~ ~ at 1110 1dH lbet .'::' ~ ~ 1>7 tile JW!ma...,.. ~ tl1oJ< -'d 119 ·• - hlvo : li>.:Z: po-ller - . . , tllo poat- M. BICJIIIII lola tbe ... ll)'tilem &9t Involved In tile plolrcinqei ,.. - - · UM1•11J .., 111o reeom· · ....... ,otred I . . . . - , S... _Ralj)b Yorbo<oullll; D-Tox.,;:: al a .-blr al IJ. Tllo . 'llrlt ID bo lilt, uld ''U!en It .Ill old_ lfl'lnrl . ~ "tho u1 - - ~en 111ot If ,.. ll!lt ..., __ GAUGES Poot and 2'1.6 IUftl\llll 'IS ~;el roll- ~ )IOiiliJa-.o ICJ'OII ora, ralllni lloWlJ; Pl. M-Ill, a.,,·111ve 2'1.38; """'""'-" • 11uo1t, ll.St; l!Oon pld!ed ..,... for _,. lllaUia, Ul lallb!J; Kallowha v..; 1a1ow ll!U the)' • · FoOt, 7.02 rla!DI; Chlrl.-., Pnoldont Nbiaa - c o d 19.02 lalllntl. LDndoo, roadJri 2 W-oc!Q 11o will lr7 1D l'eet at rolloro; Marmet, IWIIIIDc c111np lllot, ~ ocrliiJ>Iag llie ~. 5 r--• and w•~.... 'I . - ; = - ; ......... 3 old poilU~ polrCIII&Io ........... ---· ' .,...... ' feeL and Gl'tlll"' 111o lobo 111 Tlioro oro ••••unla,ooo poa~- IJIOIIer ~· Iormor _,a111 • jiOO!mUiar, 101! · • .• BOAT lfOVEWEl'IDI: ...,..,wive •~ · malfAiro ud more 31,000 Prollldent ~ B. JoiJpson CliO frioed and tO enemlot." ' o• GALLIPOLIS LOCKS.- OVEC . The pian prolllpleclllnmedlat4> rural ........ In tbe OOIII!b'7. llll!le Julll before leovlng olllco. Moot al Uill.. ~ 00111111~~::' down 4:15p.m.; Brian B. clown JB"aiiO In Coniroll, bul About 1,600 ......... .... palled tlcole with Son. cuir llan... f:40 p.m.; Pbltfp~dbtm 8:· were IOIRe-lDclucUng Sea..~ an named every year. tiona baek. R-Wyo., that the mov• Wll 40 p.m.; E"Deana Boawortb UJJ DMmd s. Mullde, n..ua!M wbo Under Nbua'• l)'stem, the top .,'lbere is no valid comeCtton step m the rteht dlredtian.'' ·' :.,,,;. 10:05 p.m.; Sdv1r1 duWII i:55 fX111'1iled doubtl that polld~s three scorers ln open COI'qletl- between a man'l polltleal But Sen ... Muskle n• a Wt;:t Jl.m.; Joooln Breat down 3 a.m.; could ...r be aUmiDated !tom U.e C!U1111nad1111 lor. poatmaat- bellola and his abi!IIY Ill deliver akeptlcal. ..;._ Esao West VlrllDia dDWb 6:40 · ·~«w.~:::::~~~~"«*-'=«~~~~·wr;:r;Jtt6~:e:::: .ac~aai;w:~~· New Tax slUes. i wASlllfti/T(lli , ~' IIIIo · !~oro Gill~ U .t Fr...U. no !he enl e.rn,plo.res, vo:tumeer "'Mtrk- polll lo spurt rotllllntloo or er• tor charitable or eGlcatlon- volen lol' pt¥lng proc:lnc:t ncal organizations or thOse .... lsb'an 10 ceata for each ,per.. ject to the federal Fair Llbor ..., u..,. enroll. Standards AeL , . blll would ....e rosllPresent federal law ..,oridoa lrlrl paid up lo ,18 I 401 for a minimum wage al $1.60 per their senices, aa well u · 10 hour ror employes or buslneaaea cent. for each new voter • engaged In Interstate work. rolled. 04 ln this wealthy country of A joint resolution providing ours," Carney said. ..no man for appoiJltment at a )oint com· should have to work for sub- mlttee to .AlucV welfare needa sistance wages. Federal la..- was also introduced. onl,v goes so rar." The Senate, in an aftei'NlOD a.m. Corta Takt! s Scat Aesston, confirmed uine appointKANAWHA RIVER - l.<Jndm, In otber Senate aetion, Rob- ments made by Gov. Jamea A. .1enn1 A. Green down 5:50 a.m.; ert J. Curts, former Lorain Rhodes. lformol, Katby R. ...... 5:55 jl. County GOP executive chair~ m.; 0. F.~ up 12:25 a.m.; man, was seated as a succesSome! up 7:05 a.m.; Wllllleld, sor to Harry V. Jump, Willard. H. E. Bowles down 2:to )l.m.; Jump resigned to take a state (Continued from Page I) Georg, T. Price up 4:25 p.m. ; Insurance department appofnt.. dent subsidies to state univer· ment. Corts was sworn into ofttce Wring a brief working session before both chambers ol tbe , I · bro-.. Wa)lungtDo and ' Gett,y--~~· tho cOli pre- ·din ol'· «11Utior1· '. •-< • •.' � 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 6, 1969 grady hilton stevens