https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5089ebd8184d91b32037cb68cffbd1b2.pdf e4fe1064973d9aac44aab688284eea79 PDF Text Text ' • 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· '. •-< • •.' �! - 'he Ddr - - . · Bro&ll $J>I"Mdd. OI'Ot llt.rly 'half ol Soutb 1\11\trlea. -·wt. ' f f 0., flrlollt,,.,.., 7, 1Ht ' 'l1lo _..., .. -. . 101 WHAT BUYS JOI'I ~ -lido-.-- llbl lllld - . 111111 I ....U It uaablo 0.U. hfibiJiht. od 1 mooU"i: ol Ule MldilleJ>ort An!aloor Ganlonor1 IIIII week. w-• ~ meelin& II tile 1lomo ol II r o, Botq. Cline, U1e . , _ diiiCUR- llllrl"': u.e od the sraWal - ,, Tuppers Plains Hardware ' I A WINTER TRADE IS BEST MADE AT FULTONTHOMPSON In Jlllin. • Ule .POri< .......... ed OYer 1u Ule b, tho Do- • - - .w.se .. lllllnn,r• - - 7 b1)IUI lin. Paori d!Jo. a.de• "'allonao- -llo -ID • • "Gorde,mng Program Roadside~ Park Conditiqn Noted the s. '(h~me . _,_ a.-, didn't play In the first twll, scored 12 polnU in the seconct hllf lor Dayton, includlae a rree thrOit' with 21 oeeondo left tllet eave no.,ton Ill ~0 lead. Maloy was high for DeYidaon wltll 23 pol'"•· In other prnea1 North Texas Slate whipped · ClnclnMU 94-74, lllutftoo edged Findlay 71~9. Ohio NCII'Ihern downed Heldel- lloan, ..... LOMe, llro, RooCGO Wile, llro. " ' 1..-rt, llr1. Chai'Jea - buJ'j'llllllllri.DID-.IDOIII· borl Gl tllo clrie - - · will work lll"'iw tho _ . . deaned,up before ..,....,, B wao aloo dedded t11a1 Ule will wltb a., olllelals abcU ........ the addition It llld- !aDd...., .u. •w llorl 85-79, Defiance dtMned Shower Given Bride- to-be Gaollon (lncL) 80-72, IIDunl Uololl overwhelmed Adelbert 92-58, Rio Groade drubbed Oh!o Domillican 117-87, and John Car...U dectolonod Cloe Tech 84-72. A bridal - . r bonaring Mlos """' Fllber,' Mr1. Cecil llfaell, Undo Moore, - .. morrlap 1u Mro. Catherine Well!ll, ll r o. Jerry Arnold will be an evtlll Rua1 Moore. Mrs. ntward Webol Feb. 22 It the I'UmorO)' Ualt- run& Mrs. lll,)'1un l'ltllllPI, Mr1. ed Metbodlat Church, was gtven Joe Conde, Mra. Boll - · Mra. Ira Zlkle1'001e, M r 1. W-aday ~ at tile home o( Mro. Donald Ma.Yer willi Mrs. Charlea Hues, Mrs. Bll1 Porter, Mrt. Billy Hauck, Mrs. Chal'RO)' Ma.Yer I I ~lteSI. Clnei..,.U stymied North Texas State used a fullcourt pren to styn:· .. ..:tnci• &a~ ... Laming, Refreshments of cake, i c e .. PALM SPRINGS, caUL (lJPO '; -Rod F'lmaotll has around :. tho aoU pro -IDIIr loov ooougb to qpen champ Lee Tre\'ino, who Mrs. Thelma Nease, Mrs. Wlllard Durst, Mrs. FredDeaaauer, Mra. Carl Hendrick&, Mro. Ed wasn't exactly standing around windil8 his Watch while most of 1..,_ yoo shouldn't ,_ .. ehlekono llotore tbe7 bitch, but ; ho Is hewY todO)' the woatbir the 'Other pros were struggHng. trevtoo, one or the last : at tho ral!>illa&ued Boll Hope Desert Classic inade him a players ott tee, bagged a three.. ;· winner thla time triswad or a under 69 at ral~sceked . ana nearly nooc1ec1 Tamrlsk to trail loser. Funseth alter 36 holeo ol tile 90Tho ~year-old Funseth, who hole IIUU'8thon tourney, 135 to ' learned bow to play BOlt In tile ' Pllm Springs area, ahot -a sfx.· 1311. Only seven player,.; managed under..,... . 66 in the second to break 70 in the second round .: r~ of the Hope Cla1sic c<mpared to 23 in the first. With · 54 holes stUl to go, :FULLTIME ASSISTANTS Frank Beard, Art Wall ao:l Terrell, Mrs. Harry Jaeobs, Grueter, Mrs. Stacey Arnold. Mn. Bertha Coode, Mrs. B I I I Mro. Doa Lanning, Mrs. DJ. Ma.ver. Mrs. Edward Arnold, and Mrs. Sellm Blazewicz. named above and Mrs. K e I I y ' Sml A fntzing morning. You &lip into your Datsun. •Pump the ptdll. tweak the . FULTONTHOMPSON TIACTOI SALES Sp.ing A... p.,...., ' '' Party Planned At Infirmary an ln)Jry In my I)Jine. !la.Ybe Pll be okay, but I have a clltabtut;y dilcbll'ge, and have to have prolonged treatment. Pin · A not exaell, huobond moterlal moi-e than was rtgbt:, even when risht now, even though I love dodge a oerlouo questlnn will> he woo Ieavfne. 1 - t I knew my girl. a brulh.<Jif. blm throu8h llfld tlu'<Uih. All II I told her lbwt my Ions Sead your teenage questlonl the Ume he wa1 t1ght:lng, I was hoapltal bouts, and the uncer-· 1u YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, eare true. I wrote to him every day ~ over my Mure, I 1mow ot Helen Help US! this newspa- and sent gifts. He wrote every lbe'd bop tile next plane. But •-· ~. We made plano about per. _ , wu I don't want a rurae. B' I ean•t COULD THESE TWO marriage. LETTERS BE RELATED? Then he waa badly . . . . . - have a wile, rd rather lho ~d forget me, as it woulm't ·be Dell' Helm: and leJit home early' to a hos- fair. 1 love her too muth to rm BllmDed. 1 hate the BUY pltal ahont 8,000 miles any. 11'10 ~ !"ale her lifo. I love, II that'1 lldi4( 1M: ' ~ IIOt:; lltler I •I!JI frOII!: blm '"· lin'! It better that I tell her 1 doo't lldnk ·ru ever truat any. there wa1 very coo1, but he DID I've eban&ed my mind about 0111' me apln, .., be Wll1ind 1u oee me. The oeeond letter "'' a brulh olf. marrlaae? A> I see It, this Ia He laid he wao going to live tho only WI.Y • !lie may !eel llod back east where he was bavbig for a while, but abe won't learn a hell, and 1 woo a 8')0d kid to hate an Invalid husband. Pm not belni melodramatic. I )Lat ...Wd so tar, but let'1 taco It, want your opinion,_ DISABLED we just weren't made for each VET oilier. So, 8')0d-llye. Jult like Dear Disabled Vet: SKYLINE TOTALLY ELECTRIC • 2 & 3 BEDROOM MOW AVAILABLE $4995 Tri-County Mobile Homes Cost lnclodos C.•plote 2 Bedroom Sot Up & O.li ..ry ROGdy To Go From v~ parQ' lor roll- .. tile llelp Coun\)' ... - llrmar7 wu dQ- nllibt Kmlchoro - ~ed .lor 'nltl· Ule Mo111 TOPS IIIIo week Ule ID!Inrw7 dlnlnl room. at *Sale. • Service BEAT THE RUSHI ALLIS..CHALMERS EQUIPMENT co. TUPPERS KanH.a LINE COACH PITTSBURGH (IJP0 - Chuck · Noll, ae" head coach ot the f Pittllburlb· Steelers, announced •Thur• \.the app>lnlment <ll , Walt HaekOtt ao detena!ve llno ....., tor the National F _ . l t.eacue team. Hackett coached · Ule Unlvers!t;y of Calllornla at ' Sin DJeao team last aea1011. avoid flthtailing: And you 01n lor tho - · Noiolf~ ~;miG;""'' Vera ... Holcomb - · · - nor In Ule 10 pouad -11. To- · tal wtllht loll for tile ...... wu l ranked oman eollou team, ecasted to (ts wtn over Otter.. beln at Wllber!oree. Tho Ma.randers (14-3) were poced by RO)' Hinton with 15 polnta. Of,. terbeln is '7-8. Dan Foster scored 3S po1nta to pace O!llo Nortbttm (1:1-8) to a homo win over Heldelborl (f.. 10). Jim LlqJhals made 1 ~ and blocked a foul shot In the cl01lng secon:ls 11 Bluffton ,......... 9!lrllt' Alb, 111111 ...... IJDdoi iiOUd. The door wu won 1>1 tha.!;_e trying 1u othRead both letters In IIIIo eoler feUows, but I feel mlsera. umn caretully, and then - tell ble when thor even hold m,ybaDd. your girl tile trnthl Yw'll lurt I hate tile world and I bate 11!1 her tar more by lying! - IL S. !/cL and lira. Edward Me· !ornler BUY, 10 . _ .,.. I still Comu leave Seturdlo' lor crote. love hlm? - Should 1 )lot give Neb. bovine .como han up and never write to him aa 1u tbe cleatb Gl Mra. J, E. gain? - HURTIN' Mr. and Mrs. John C. Boover, llcComu. BilL llcComu will Dear Hurtin': Pome~, the former canil,yn retuna to Okinawa em Fib. 11. Belore you croas olf tills man N~,· ue announclngtheb!rtb Jim Butcller, 11111o you tbwstrt you knew so well, or a eeven pourd, 12 wnceJOn, aa&e Unlvermt;)r, apeat tbe weekread tile following letter. ftprob- Douglas Wayne, on lolonclly, Feb. en4 here with h1o ~ llr. ably IBII't !rom your BUY (eould 3, at the Holzer Medleal COJUr. and Mro. lro a.tdlor. eolneldenee stretcb tllai tar'/), Maternal crandparentaare Mr. 11r1. Ella 1Am10J II In Ciabut It ma;r eneourago you to and Mrs. Daryl Northup, Muon, dnnall with her ..,llload, ~­ write one more time, and aak W. Vo., and paternal """"""" old WWiam Lelllb7, a pdlont for the real rea1011 behlad his enll! are Mr. and Mrs, John L li Ule Clnelnaall V......,. liqlbreak-up. Boawr o! Nyo A..,, Pomero.,y, llftal. llr, LomJor ..UIIdJ«1iiltd Dear Helen: Mr. and Mrs. Beaver al~ have tO IDioriD ~ w-..dq, I eame baek • •II.OD1•'.·N·am·wl·th·a·not·he·r·aon, Joon Daryl, 11.0. , Loo Sa,orl1 .li' con!!Md 1D ....... IIOmOrlal lloopllal for medleal. -10111. 1110 wile, llliaia, - dla....... tromUie hoiJIItal Jut W8ok on.r IPIIIII· ·1111.,..,. a moalb 1118ro. . ' · Announce Birth ·-at '· · Montgomery were Ued six under 138s, three strokes behind Fun!:eth and a stroke ahead of Torn Nteporte and Billy Casper. Jack with ..,,~­ . RID Grande r.ollese pulled a - In lhe laat . half on tile bot shooting of Jim Marshall, who scored 29 points, tor a 117 ..S7 basketball win o v e r O!IID Dom!nlcan Thuroday night tor Ita ninth win .In 17 slarto, At the end of the c:Jose first halt, tile hoat Redmen led 48• 43. Dominican's John Bennett tallied 30 poinln 1u take Individual honors as his team lost · &:.-::::::::--:::::::~:::::::::::::~::::::::.;:-::~~::::::::-..;::-.::::::: P.S. It's factory eq~ped with Anti·FI'ftze SMITH AUTO SALES ;' The 5S..year«d Lombardi, bid'' a'h ·artabte' news· COOle renee with . Washlnlton aports writers Thuraday to begin his regime as ·the Redtkhw• head coach, part Proper .eolor tuning every time, In secondll · rOWJier ar.t: ' 'executive preoldert. ln _taklna: the reins of a co. / vice team ALL OCCASION$ . ' ' We wtre llowero e.eryw~~ere .. . ' 992-2039 IHl NIGHT M9-2ts1 """•roy Flo- Shop ~~ -t-'1' •• Moln '• I ' '. . ' ' -.,. lOIS. IIILLARD vAN METER ' A winning team., he said, number ol factors: The right personnel, a lack of ln1urles and a ·-ctleris- depends on a ma"' between players. coaches 1be new Redskin boss ·· tJOR FLOWERS counted tougll his BUY· Clel'el.lr4 • Home of the Fobc.llous The ltnal event, the heavyweight unlimited class, was not held due to an order that the building be cleared at 01\Ct:l by a third bomb threat In two days. Meigs point getters were Ben-Icy Wright, 112 lb. class, nve points on a pin~ Mike Roush, Utl ~~~p-- clll&i, 'throe point•· c>ll.a '· ., dis~ reputation as crln. L<lnllordl was reluctanU, given his release from a fiveyear contract by the Green Be.,y Packers Wednesday to come to the Redskin•~ where be will have a salary estimated at $80.000 a year or '~»Wards plus the right to buy a 5 per cent blcx:k of Ute club's stock .f.o! pf1Jbobly $500,000. ·all with l1l)fiJJe age SOLID STATE CIRCUiTRY ~$ srANDAID HORSE FEED • I OHIO VALLEY DUSfRIIS Ran Floar Mills Pllolll992·2115 PDIIIIfOJ, Ofllo • 17.124 ,•. Pet. .m W. L. Minnesota , , .27 22 KerUJcky , . , ,26 23 lndlanll .••• ,29 26 Mlam; ••••. 24 24 New York •.• 14 36 GB .673 3 .656 . 607 .536 .397 .276 3 61/, 101/, 18% 2Sih Atlanta • • ••• 35 23 . 603 .446 San Di.ego ... 25 32 •439 Chicago . . .. 24 35 . 407 Seattle ••. , .• 21 39 .31>0 Phoenix •.•• 13 43 .232 Thursday's Results Cincinnati 124 Phoenix 103 San Fran. .•• 25 31 : lis•.-. PeL GB .551 ,531 1 .527 1 .500 2'h .280 I3'h West W. L. Pet. GB Oakland • . •••38 6 . 864 Denver••••.. 29 22 .269 U'h New Orleans •• 2$ 25 , 500 15 Los Arwcies. ,22 27 .449 17'h Dallas , ••• , 21 25 .457 I 7 Houston •• , .14 33 .2118 2~1, Thursday's Results Dallas 118 Houston 106 :Jlh 12112 13 15 t8th 24th FEI. 1-16 OliO STAll fA.CilOUIIIIf COUSIUM_._ Sponwed by Dispatch Chorities -Ko.us . __ u.f " sute. WIIIM$0A Y , . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . , .... . 1 LAst SUNDAY I P.M. te 7:JOP.M. ••101'' first nowm. ;, Ohio of Arr M..u oll4 1n... ·' of 196t •e<tHfiolt fehlcle1, IMiuJI.t,; · ·. • TltAUH e(A.....S. • COAOIII•ftal-~ o SPotTING EQUIPMENT • VACATION INFORMATION • ONE-HOUI STAGE" TANIC SHOW • STATE. SECYIONAL. AND CANADIAN TRAVIL IIIIUUS ADMISSION $1.50 ADULTS CHILDREN II ami UNDER 75 CENTS iiii H&R (OnlyF~~;.:c~::~> :m New York at Chicago Ptllla at Los Angeles :i~ Phoenix at San Diego Cincinnati at Seattle f.: 'llrU'D:;:: Atlanta at Boston . ··:· The Melga Sevontll and Eighth Grade baaketball team• scored w1n1 over visitJng Wellston 1blr. 1ttay afternoDn. the seventh 41..25, and the el(llth by 64.:13. Marauder seorersr"ln the seveDtb game outing we're paced by Floyd Burney with 17 and J. D. story flt 8, Brian Mullen 6, Mick Alb 5, Steve Price and B. Couch eaeh 2 and Robbie H.arI'll 1. McMannis got 8 for WeHaton. Jim Boggs netted 19 to lead the hosts to victory in t he eighth grade cm.teat. other Meigs •corers were Andy Vaughan 10, Mark Werry 12, Bill Vaughan 8, Richard Dalley 10, Mike Sayre 3 and Rand)' Cbaft'tn 2:. Soudeas was high for Wellston with 10. Southern~s Meigs and Uttle Tornadoes also spllt in games earl~r in the week at Racine. Soutl'iem won the seventh grade 18-12 but Meigs took a 26-16 decision in the eighth g r a d e - - - - - - -- - game. SOuU1ern scoring in the seventh grade contest was topped by Pete Sayre and Norm Curlman, eactl 8 and B. Miller 2. Getting points for Meigs were Burney with 5, Ash 3 and J.D. Story and Mullen each 2. Mark Werry's 1J points waa high in the Eighth grade game . other Meigs scorers included RJch Bailey 7, Andy Vaughan 6, and Boggs 3. GeWng points for the hosts were Ralph Guel. tig 6, Mike Nease 4. Mike Roblnsoo 3, Rod Holman2,anQJ.Hll1 1. ..... ,- ., '" · 992-2238 4~~!~~~LLS $4849 S71 7· 7 OVALS • WIDE _ NAMED TO STAFF NEWTON, Mass. (UPJ)- Jolm Mazur, a (ormer Buffalo Bills assistant,. Thursday was named to the staff of the Boston Patriots by new ooach Clive Rush. Mazur, 38, is a !ormer Notre Dame quarterback. • ., . ' .. , . TOM RU-E MOTORS is up to now: and Coty Boothe, 165 lb. class, three points on a decision. Ron Clonch also won for Meigs in an exhibition match. Coach Fenton Taylor announced BeiUI¥ Wright, Rich GUkey, Frank Rizer and Don Hartung will represent Meigs Higb School in the sectional wrestling tournament at Lancaster. College Seores B,y United Pross International JohnJ 73 Rhode Island 46 st. NYU 92 Manhattan 91 N. Carolina 8f Wake Frat 76 Qavldsoo 64 Dayton 63 N. Texas 94 Clncimatl74 Bradley 87 -Wichita 8t 85 Rutgera 86 Bostc:lt Unlv. 79 Wyomtns 73 Arizona 72 Arizona St 78 New Mex. 73 Rchmd 98 Texai·Aingb\ 89 Houlton 118 Nevada-Ls Vas 97 · ARansas A&M 86 Hendrix 74 Hadron 8t 73 Arkanoao Call 62 Slhm 8t 78 Harding Cell 68 Hotstra 7t Amer. Untv 68 .... 9tl Frlgb Dd<nsn 62 " Grgtwn 62 Catholic Unlv 59 Sonia Brbra 84 Unlv of Pete 611 Nl'llk Sl 103 Hampton 1nat 71 Chalta 77 David Lipscomb 62 Waoh. and Jllrsn 65 Alillmf 62 llrro _llny 105 W, Vo. Wslyn 71 Coneordla m74 Aurora71ot N!Jrtb Patk 92 flmburat 66 Like Fnt 75 !I Mar71 Dl 69 llaeyland !I 103 lloward 78 ~lnor 83 Lora• 71 LaCroaoe 92 Albert Loa 69 i\4elphll03Prott 89 Mereer 88 llollins 7f ildrolk '81 tnwau Tech 70 Flteb¥•1!1 a3 Curry 12 ~ 91. 9.$ ~~-· 18 I!OliUq 75 Maine 66 ·~ 59 Preal\tte.-Jan 112 . J1rldPI)orl71 Merrimack 81 -~ 'i'B .AI!<JO. 71 -Grove Cll,lJI~AqMiteolf 'Wo-..n.t .n·. - . .. ·~. ~ ' • Look what a pretty soft - hearted 8uY," he commented with . a tombstooe TABLE RADIOS 'IDith smart, f'IIOtlern st11ling UT Eost W. L. PeL GB , minican (8-10. Two gamea were scheduled tonljht: Kentucky Chtistlan ot Urbana and WUberforce at Oakland Clt;y Oad.l. ~ ll.Y United Press~~ Los Angeles •• 38 19 .667 heav,y home win over Ohio Do- ~ · 102~V~82 ·• Fltds " es.Ms • Fertilizers · W. L. &~tlmore ••• 4o 15 Philadelphia •• 37 18 New York, , , ,40 21 Booloo •••• ,.34 22 C!nciMIII ..• 30 26 Detroit • ' ••• 23 35 Milwaukee ••• 16 42 West The winners were ISink "e SCORES EaJi led by John Haught with 21 pol nil. Rio Grlllde (!J.-8) pulled away in the l11t halt as Jlm Marshall P<>Jred In 29 points lor the tq>. : ... illrn5ill By United Preu Imernatlonal Wlenrille'• Z5 polnta, picked l.ll Its llth win lp 18 games •t Goohon, lad. Union (5-10) led all the Wlr)' in de~ng Adelbert It and · "Actullly, I'm I , :·,,;: _.. .... STEAl HOUSE.. • first year." ' three-letter word: Win. .>;,·' CIOW'S 11 Thursday evening. Ito 11111 game In 19 outingo. -""" - "--·- · · ·"'' Third Threat Stops 1.-~atsrnen The Meigs Marauder wrestUng team wao dr<wed by 1 2613 score by visiting South Point WASIIINGTON (Up0 - VInce that hasn't had a winning LGmbardl, pro footblll's Spar- season since 1955 nor a ' tan ~ a coach, has taken M.l divisional ctlampionshlp since _ehlrae of the Washington 1945, football's toughest coach-iRodoklno anll oummed ,_. what ing taskmaster commented: ha has In mlad ·!Or them with 1 11 l'd Uke tc have 1 wlllner the .. \,. Britain' a 'ri:Hiy Jacklin. Kalaer lnterratio_. winner Miller Barblra and Jim Ferrier were at 140, while the three under 141 ~ WIO mode If> o! Gay Brewer, Bob Charles, Bobby Nichols, Gene Littler, Jlm Colbert, Oroville Mood)r, Dave HW and Ken still. Arnold Palmer shot a second rOtmd 73 and was in a gnq> tied 'It 145, Masters champ Bob Goalby had a 73 for 146 and PGA champ Julius Boros a 72 for 147. The Deld wm be cut to the law 70 aOO ties after Saturday's lourth round. a..onibJdi's OlityGOatrWin :~:~::~~c;~.~~i:,\ 1:.~~ · 39 pouad1. 'l1lo-..., - - od me KOPS O<oop all pDWida lalllbiJ), 14 TOPS (llka o ff pouado -.lblf), 10 pip ( .._..., • wallht IIaln), ... - today ·aport. weiPt 1011, 111111 Norma Rulloll the J'IIIIIIONIP. Tho .1111 .'!IJII.. l!l .... CnOtri~II Nro. for (IJP1)- as fulltlme aoolltantl 1u head tootball ooaeh ' PIIJ)IJOl' Roclgero, 0111011 Ia the Orlt negro to CMCh I Joyhawi< you control t«;«ltnltlon- _ . . tile -liD& ~ bJ Mra. Ratll Need•., N l a a Kall, Bon 011- Sandi' Boola and J.C. Hixon returned to their alma mater ot lito UniYOrolt;y Gl then second. Oetsun :a all· v-. * Parts LAWRENCE, svnehrome1h 4·1plld help• Tho TOPS pra,yer 111111 plodp 'l'belol Wll - 1t1e fr~tw•v ramp. P•~"'n't 11Jre·f0oted, fully indepind· tnt ~lf· tuapention tlkll ovtt. ·"'.l· You relu . . Tht pow~rful choke, flip the ignition. · htater/dtffoawwith ltt cuH~· wortpng ftn hat ~ intfrior . Vfltodoom I The overhe..ld cem roers end t1ttlt1 tp II toisty. The Windshield clear~ · On to work. Pelt tht ' hut:;.· smooth idle. ftrt tnd puffer~. ttlt' tlid.-t !' At the fin!. traffic light . there'• llu1h. Dataun'• Water· •nd stelttra. Yot~ amite. You'·v tgotTht 'II proof front· dl1<:1 tlkt hold ... Bad Weather Friend. Make stop you '"'' end easv. No problem with the strllt Hit • the Sound Move to Dattun •.• tithtt. Dltlun is underco1Nd Trtit World'a 8nt 12000 Carl Atk your Dttlt,m Dttltr 10 1 It tt\e factory. , provt itt Go I You slip into firtt ... MF165 We wenttogetller!ortwo,eara, and I promlled to walt tor blm when he was in Vietnam. He was IO'wondertul to me. He was dean and atralght and never expected for tho Boareato with 20 polnll. Central Stale, tho - edllod F'lndlo1 Ia Mid-Ohio Conterooee pJQ, Blullloo Ia 4-% ln the league while the OU.en are D-5, Dellll>oe, paced by F'red ~-- Tburll(lay to snatch the lead by a stroke over charging U.S. cream and coffee were served. Durst. Mrs. Uoyd Moore, Mra. The guest list in<:luded t h o IJ e Mary Durst. Mrs. Anna M a e YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! 11ds column !o tor young poo. ple, their JU'(Iblema · and pleasurea, their trGubles anc1 run. As with tllo roll of Helen Help Ual, it welcomes laughs but won't paU clurll!l tho flrot boll 11 Denton, Tn. The Bearc:ltt wen rorced toto 17 turnowr• in the nrot halt and traiiiCI 52-27 li lntermloal<m. Clne!nnotlls 5-4 In lllsoourl VaDe, C<lnlerence play, Jbn Ani was high .Cla8sic~,;m·~1~ i.MeiD'fil Qubs Glfta were placed on a table les Chancey, Mrs. l'hllll> Meb>centered wttb a bride and groom bart, lllu Erma Smith, Mro. replica our""""*' at Ule llooe Runell McDaniel; Mn. Clara by dalaleo. Gamea wore .PioJed Tbomas, Mrs. Leonard Hess, with prizes being """ by Mra. ~ .• Mn. Arthur Hess. M r a. Allan Harris, Mrs. Don Grue-- Carrie Meinhart. aer, M111s Moore, aDi Miss Drops_Heartbr.e aker I $&42Jead. Ken ~, who "•btd•, ...... lllln7' to help vou ltop. Lumpy, paebd anow by, Law Profile ~~yton Mn. oear~down Standard, Row Crop, . 3- The llllb' Senllaol, PomerO)'•Iilldclloport, 0., Friday, Fobruor, 7, 1969 . ': ' ' -- .... '"" .. " ... ~ ·. ' .·•·' ..... .: �; 4- n. ~ •"'"'· ~ 0.. frldt,r,........, 7,1Ht Ur.g~ ~ COLtiMlii!S (UI'l)- Sl~n ' H - llomocroti PIWOIIOd .lec• 1 I.,_Um Thunda,y to ghe Oldo Y-• mldonla tlio ot free oducdc>l! • olate K6oala. """'"rted The bill would provide tor .. •taro:. cltiz.en • • • who has reoaided within the state Cor one yMr., to be admitted to any school. college or uni Yersit,y whicll receives s~te run:ts. students would not be required to pa,y "any tuition, in- struction. or matrt culation tee .. for the flrst two years, provid-ed hia "academic performance meets the req"'rements •.• for aatl.sfactory progress toward a degree or certiftcate.•• OFFICE FORMS To Your Order Pr-otly OHico Supplioa QUALITY PRINT SHOP 992-3345 Middleport . lewis Repair Service ---..~ATING •PlUMBING •ROOF.ING -FOR- lEWIS REPAIR SERVIa ' WY 2·U14 .1:114 Mill St. lion and matrlculaUon fee exemptions for veterans between ~ril 6, 19l71nc1 Nov. 11. 1918. Democrats a I s o lntroduced , two other educational bills. In the House 'llntrsda,y . E. J, Soulshy Dies Wednesday Edward J, Soulsby, Jr. ot Cleveland, a fcwmer resident ot !ilracuee, died Wednesday at the St. John'a Hospital in Cleveland where he had been a patient since Hood A 5ysto.,? iull St. Free.· College .. LAboratory or aimllar feee would ~ charpd, hqwcl'er. To Exernj)t Vet1 The bill amended a section ot Ohio law that provid~ for tul· MWdl-r Dec, 22. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Vena Soulsby or Syraeusei h18 wife. Vina, three daughters, Vena J Curby, and Kathryn Mas. lie, boU> of st. Albans, W.Va., and Joanne, at home; and four ·Yea~s .. ....,.n * Upper Arlington High SChool•s Spending Bill is Is Successful Offered by Ball The Chester Alumni varlet.)' Jlemoent Women 1o Early Ca:rlyle • Dies Thul'llday · • PT PU:ASANT_·. "'\ Earl D. Caacl> 11ar1n liD«• one -~ ,11111 • and two lacullf ·repreMntath•l boocl ud h i s - . .... ...,.. on tho Ohio lloud or ~• • od. wllll WC1Jw _.... The ~ ·1n tho Senate, _two noll<iutlcm would require tho Gellert! "'- were aclopled and two bill• 1... aembly to 11401 &Ill' legtalatlon - a d . Alao, llllM blllo ,.... which would lncrease stad.ent rep<il1ed lilt of 1110 l!eMte Jufees at stale-Bil>ported achool1. diciary Ccomnitteo ud ,....,.. Thursday's .s e ~ 111 1 o D of the me- fu' pa.._ ThoJI wore General Assembly w&l a abort aent . to tho Rules Ccomnltteo one. The moming m~ wefe whic:ll will decklo if and when as brief as possible lDd many thoy reeehe a 11001' Vote. legislators lell town Wedlloldl,y The bill• would IDe~ tho night to add extra lline to tholr amount whieh ewk1 fecovered in cue of aaaault or .,...,.. weekend at home. Both houses were out ol ses- dolim liY )lmmlloo irid would sion l.lfltil MOIXIay at 8 p.m. renew ree~Jtlents ot UDBOI!cited merehandhe ot &Ill' no..,....ibllCoaeh Praised _.~., A total of 10 bills wore Intro- ltles for lt. The Senate also conllrmod duced ln the House Thursday. two resolutions were offered live Rtpubliean fllPOI-enta ard one resolution, honorlng by Gov. James A. - ... Variety.Show ' .• PT. PLEASANT- Eugene Ball, Maeon CounQ-IblseotRep. resentatl.ves, has introduced a bW In tile Houoc of Delegate• Also surviving are three sis- Riggs as the master ~ cerewhich would authorize the Maaon ters, Miss GJeMa sOulsby of~­ monies was considered a suca Count¥ Court to epend ilmdf tor racuse; Mrs. Blanch Gibbs of cess. Taking part in tlle men's the 4-H eamp at Soutllalde. Pomeroy, and Mrs. Thelma style revue were Robert Woods, According 1o Ole proMathews of Columbus; and four Vtrgll Windon, Roger EPPle, Donpoeed leglalatlon (HouJI! Bill No. brothers, Lawrence of Columbus; a1d Mora, Demaree Sexson, Keith 792) woold permit · the county Richard o{ California; William of Ridenour, Larry Ritchie, J o h n coort to budget moreJil<llle)',IOOO Ba.Y City, Mich., and James fi Riebel, Gary &!lith, Henry Hun- giving tho court the opportunity Pomeroy, His father, a son and ter, John Lambert, Gene Riggs, to lay aalde funds ror the ima daughter preceded h 1 m in Charles Karr, Harold Newell, provement, maintenance a n d dealll. and BUI Ritchie. equipment orthe COllld;,V 4·H camp. Fwteral services will be held Taking part in the talent show Up to lhla Ume, Ball aald, the at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Alley were steve Cowdery, Joe GrUftth, court has oot been able to ex. and CasdorphFuneralHomeatSt. Linde Clark, Barbara McGrath, pend more than $5,000 per year. Albans. B.lrial will be in the Jean TrusseD, Bill Alle14 Mr. The bill has been referred to the ~~ Ferq, cubto,' 7S, "u - '"' orrl'!lil 'fluadl1al PLEASANT VALLEY HO!li'ITAL ~ St. Albans. and Mrs. Gary Parsons, Nellie Parker! Alice Smitb, The Coun- try Go!nllemen, Mike and Jack GorreU, Jennie and Melanie Dvan, Tom Gurnph, Patti Sexson, Mrs. Jobn Lambert, Vernon Weber, Vickie Woods, and NOW GOING ON - - • - David Holter. Cakes and candy were auc. tioned off by Larry Ritchie. Furn!llhlng cakes and ~ "ere Cleo Smith, Wanda Larkins, and Maxine Hoffman. other people helping were Bett;y Roush, Kath- HURRY MIDDLEPORT, 0. Where Shoes. Are Sensibly Priced ryn Baum, June ~pie, Kathryn Windon, Edna Woods, Lila Ridenour, and Jean Sexson. EVER-LOVIN' "'H9 !' JC{JGUAM II Prot:r&m on lcouih¥ 11'111 be preoelllod by, 1'- C&oMU at ~NOUNO: '' oo :.Hour Ploi11nt Vallv !JQolpltal, 111 .... • retired ~~mner, 11ora Fllor!laey D. 11116 Ill Ga!llpolla FerJt !he..., ol 1M lin! sarah-~ · SUMIOW ..-e hio-, VIlma Raberl,l Cm'lfle; 'Jour I 0 ft I, Fruk of Tnmonl Cll,y, 0,; Branc:ll ud Domdo cari.Jio, bot!> of ~umblll, 0., aad Hnlls of G.,.. CIQ', 0.; biD claual>tero, MEETING 1'081'PONED Febi'IIU7 13, li.Coordlng to J I m Kro. Ella 5eaJ1, · IJllllptoa, PI', PLEASANT - '11le ...... · Slaata, prell,dont ot tho BBB. C.W.; lllro. Evelfo lluobo Go!·, 1ar mollllow ·., 1111 1111' Biadt llpollo Ferry; ..,. brolher, Jolm Berkero 'orpnlutloo !lhlch waa C&rble, Be.-, Pa.; ~ •• ~ehododnd tor IIlla - . bas tors, Mro. Oma ~r, ....., pootponed unUl Tl>urldl,y •• WIYVIY, Iowa: Ill r 1. ~ · ' Boyce, Glenwood, Wt Va.. and Mr1. Illlldiln Ball, llerrlaviUe, · FO~ THAT W. Va.: 21 graalc:lllldrenlllll119 SPECIAL gre&t'IJl'andc:lllldren. GIFT FOR Funeral oervico will be held ' Sunday 2 p.m. In tho WyomaPe~>­ SOMEONE taeoetal Chureh with tho Rev. SPECIAL George Young olllclalirw. Bur· lal wlll be in tho Wyoma_• .._ tery. Frionde may eaD at tho !ale.,_ • ADMITtED• ~a&n DJ.,o, PL Meet op Friday .. PllaMDI; lllr"- John fllloct, PL a -titW ot thO 1'~4f Lloolil . Plaaant; ·Mro, .Jolin Nellln!ol, Club to be held t;Wf, )2 ,_, to , PCIIIT Pl.&I,SANT ~ 'I'M ¥a. Rutlud, 0.1 A~ Perr1, PL I P,lll. WOdnoodeY altho.._., - QlooMJ"Do•oaotllc Women'.. Ple&eant; Jamoa L. Y'orpn, Pt: OrQY tlllitnd "Mathadlll L1111'c:ll. ~. . ·wUI· IIlM! F"** PleaMDI; Garriot Scaggs, PL 7.at...,., Ia Uoo )JrJ-.- at ll>e . PleaoanL · _......... . DISCII~IIGED: 1olra. James ' AU ,....... • _..-flo II8T Jonoa, P~ Pleaoant; S h o r r y cloH lit tW T1oo1e unable Keuns1 r'llny; lVII Whitt. P~ ·ID . . a..•lboeul, ,_ ~ Pleaant, Mrl. Dan Chllders. 111111' or '....U ll!lm ID en Pt. Pteaaant; Norman }'oea, Pt. ~ · 11!1 om..r~o A aoelal hcllr Pleaoant; ~I :McDermitt, PL I ,"' :W~ ~~· wDl be iiiJd folloWinJ tho bJIJ. l'lelaant; Earl ' Painter, PL !UPON RI!QU!iSTl - · MUion &1111 relnlhmenll Ploaeant. OurU.ooiG,MUCiel~ wW bo .-.ad. . . u-. DRY c...., ly llloUvatod JOiqlllonqboyaortheweati>m eectiCO> of Melp wllo lut!~i!~!~ pride fn seoutmaller Coune!L "Tile llltolliijl ot Tn>qi 231, btld b. tho lallawohip roam CUMtlll· , sn..w: ·" During 11>e crlllo" ot roeeilt years, tl>ere BLOCK DO Mohr .. SteveDa Fderal Home after 2 ,p.m. Friday. 1001 STOlE baa been One local Ol'PIIIzatlon lllal hao boon doing Ita part ror the boya or tile eoaun~. But llOW It baa dec:lclod that It ...at do more aa a poeltlve force flo captura the tloo and Interest ot YWth. Tho Tri-State Area Council qt tile 11o7 or Ameriea bu launched .. 8 - )'oar, 111111 - r&IIP plan ealiod, ''BOYPOWER '78" lllat will broedon Ita -.llhip laae&lldmake known ID boys, leadore and loeal orpalzatrOnt tile aYallebi.IJ4' of tho lo aUcan aeeept Ita «<IRRIlltment of Nrviee flo God, Country, 111111 Otller l'oopla. Seoul_... We . off•r cOn.,enience. quk:lc 1enlr:e. court•ty_, vuarant•ed accurocyf and low c;01t. Thot c~~:~mb1nCJ6 "on has rMd• rnllhens. af BLOCk clients hoppyl We • to make you happy wont tool Come In tocloy. , IOTH1 FID.W AND i'rATI Scouting, or """'"· baa made a prorqimd lnq>reaslon .., America alna Ita beginolq In 1910. Ita aueceoo Is O¥idellt Ill the llimber ot former aeouto llOW In ro.....,.Uble For example, 828 DMmbero of the 90th Cclnlru• or the tJnlted ~wereeithor"•­ or acout leaders; 29 .tate euvernors ban bad ac:outiDg -riOIICe, and 38 ot lbe 47 H\'lq aotronauts were IOOlltl. I poolll""•· !~ SEW A WARDROBE OF SUMMER FASHIONS Committee or1 Polltical &lb..Of. vlslons. --------------------The Sewing Center ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Charles Clinton Casto, 18, Mason, and Sylvia Laurencetta Cundiff, 20, Mason, have made an applica. tlon for a marriage license in the orrice or the county clerk. Americo'o Lo'llfll Tox Somco with Over 30110 ORicaf . AWARD WINNING SCOUT -en- Crisp, )lldor aosl, *•••• ICOUimaster, oame day may be a proleoslonal sc:auter, Very acUve In Seoutllllf tho paat 1011'S, Crisp hal 01111 lour more merit bodps to earo before he Is a C8Jldl.. !Dr Eqle rank, tho .Ute Ia Seoutlng. He already has .... the Gad 111111 Ccluntry 1111111a a Lifo SCOUt. -•• •= 304 POMEROY, EAST PHIO MAIN. ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT ••• •• Monday lhru Satur<lay. - 9 •·•· Ia 5 P·"'· ••• •• - - · N o Appolnbneilt Net:BISsal'!, _ __ . Fe~. onstrated To rrow; Saturday, See It . ...,1- Boy Scouts Accept a New Challenge IS \.ElTING IN I J-• of tho churcb at LaopviUo, are COIIilucled In an orcltrb, nesa.-llka '-""''"" wlth each member eiiatrlbutitw to tile project at boftd. Cclll'teol< towan1 lellaw IIIOIIIbero Ia aloo otreoaoclao work 111111 tnlniolla . · ''LwaviUo Troci!INo. :139,1ik0 tho" llothortroopo or eub padto ot tho c~, c r - In me alutltw lnvnoai.., 'That Seoutl.. Doel Pay•, •• HAPPINESS. Bal.. CRASH SHOE SALE lin...·~ .. ~·· · • sons, Jerry at home, Lewis, show given recently at the Ches .. Thomas, and Eddie of St. Albano. ter Grade School with G e n e Cunningham Memorial Park near '.•• I - . tho Trl.aate Area Council baa set up a ocrieo of aoala tllrouill 1978 - IIR>l'CIPI1alei.Y tho ZOOth amlvoraary of 111r nation - ID improve Ita record. While plllq more boyo -""" flo tho 1cout program ls a major soaJ, there Ia a epeelal otllllbasla on ooolng that bo7a have a quailIf program, undor trained leodoro, ud that there are adequate JnaiWM)wer and reaoureea to earry out tile PI'Qirain elfec:tlvaiT. The llogan for IIlia ambllklua 8 -year plan Ia "Amorlea'a Ma!lpowor Begifta ..ttl> Bo1• Power." 'lblo alopn lo otrenatl>a>ed one .... olden lbal a ac:out propane each day toaehieve hla ldllt potential ao a r.._alble cltlleo; that It olfiro o varlot;y of -rtenco, cballooge ot mind and muscle, CJHlOI'IUn!v to develop aslfoonftdence, utl1r&etion of lenice to others, 111111 the 11m Cf working lugether; that It Ia 1111 . acUve, vlrUe pracram with broad ~ for tho emerglq adult. Tnle, Soouttn, hao roached miiiU' bo7a. ~ America today Ia a dioturbecl laud; prol>lems mount, and lruatr-o llll'l'OIIIlC! ua. YOUJiilpooplo·are deeply Involved, wllolbor l t b e d l wlth our forelp policy, demonatr&Uons and riots In our clUes, or our eaealattna crime rate. Many boyo and tdrlo laek the deaire to relate 1rt tbts nauon•a tradltlon1. 1bey are not aceept.. lng the roaponsibUIUoa or a free ooeiot;r ae we know them. Perhlpa if oc:outtna bad reac:lled more boys and Influenced lllem moro deepl,y In the laet haU eentury, great ..,.,.nu of our yooth would not be In iurmoll IOIIQy. Seaut ieeclere are tile llret ID point out that oc:outlng Ia not the 01111 ICllutlon, but lllat It lo one ot tho proven methods of developing bo;rs Into men ot ebaracter. • So, if oeoutlng ie to make a more prolqund lmpreaaion oo America. it mult reach more bo,ya from aU atrau. or our society and do an lYOn. bOlter .1<!1> of developing individual cbaraeter and quaiiUoe ot leedership. BOYPOWER '76 Ia tile blueprint, and we lhaD look forward to tho rellllita gall*! by dedicated men and women wbo are commltted to making seouttng relevant to the Mods and ooneerna of our naUon and our youth • GETTING STAI!TED - Bo<:omlqr arpoized Is a port ot seoot tnlnioi!Dr tho Langovllle Troop. Reeelvi1111DotrucU.,.. In ....-1111 projeeta are, loft to rfshl.IIIUmJI Walker, Rdlert CouDcil, GleJan Crisp, K.eitb cW.(Id, PIQrd Mel•ed. Tam Cle- Soouting on The Move MGM Dlotrlct Council- .,.~ Thoodoro RHd, Jr., Lylo Dunomoor and J. E. Morrison, who direct ac· tivities In Meigs, Gallia artcl Mason Counties have Scouting in their area on the m•••· Following are the com- paratlv. totals of boys involved In scouting for the end of January, 1968 to the end of Januaf) 1969. • Unit 1968 1969 Cub 5. 4.CO 568 Boy 5. .C02 498 82 105 Exp. Total Packs 924 1171 18 19 Troor• 23 46 Toto 21 51 FIRST AID - Tom Criop, Seolor Patrol ~. loft, gl..ollrst aid - f l o 1'" au scouters. On the table, as the patient, is Keith Clelaad; staD!Iing, left to right, are Crlap, .,._ Walker, Kellll)' lllvlslllll1 Delmu Golf. ,8'"':'~ 10 l. . . .. . Scouting Roll Call Four New Members Valentine's Day Feb. 14 SON .. TA f.OO IIILSO fl!!O TO lio'J!! T..t"""'- !!_~I STEREO ~pea. k e• DIAMOND "INCiS Keepsake guarantees you of a perfect center engagement diamond (or replacement assured). Ar.~d, any Keepsake diamond lost from your setting (within one year of purchase) will be replaced free . For guaranteed protec· ;.___._...._ tion, see our Keepsake selection . ....,. 1. 1 I--,. R.loo .....,.,. • .._ :IPtoll. UNIT LEADERS Pack 23.5. Chester . . • • • • •••.•••• , •• , , Nat Clrpeuier TrCXlp 2a5, UleS-', '.,. Delmlr Bau!n Troq> 239, Langsville . . . . . .. ........... Jim Council Pack 240, Rutland •.•..••••• Purl VanMeter Troq~ 240, Rutland , •••.• • •••••••••••.•••• Eli Dennison Added to 4-H Oub T_.._. ..... • * """'·-·' 11t.. - lllll,l• ' ::1 Four new members and aU ot last yearts roster were pres. ent at tile ftrst meeUng of Tho Eden Qjye and Gala Feb. 4 at tho home of Mrs. QJnnle Reed, advisor. New members a r e Tammy Hull>, Clair and Perry Reed and Greg Reed. Offlcers installed were pres.. ident, Karen Reed; vlce..prelident, Tammy Ruth; secretary, Regina Kimes; treasurer, Jolle Shields; heallll and safot;r, Chryll Klmea and Clair Raed: recreation, Boonle Barringer and Perry Reed; ways and means, Wanda Klmee and Qmle Reed, and refreshments, Marsha Kimes and Greg Reed. The next meetIng will be held on Feb. 27 at6:30 p.m. for lniUaUon. Chryll Klmea and Bonnie Barringer ..UI oerve -refreshments. 0 A 4- POUND ROAST IN 29 MINUTES, A BAKED POT ATO IN 4 MINUTES •• ••• kllled Wednesday, 11:30 p.m., when struck by a car on Rt. 2 fifteen mUes south of Pt. Pleasant. The driver of the vehicle, James R. Morehead, 41, BeJ.pre, 0., told thi Sherlff's department the pony jumped trCND a cllteh onto tho highway in tho pall> of the car. PraperfiY damage was eau.. mated at a500. No chargea were filed and the owner or the is not luomn. p011)" .. /_ QUALITY INCINERATORS Eliminate ail burnoble tra1h quickly, easily . Just dump it in-even wet garbage, refuse becomes fine osh. Gas or electric. One·yeor guorontH. $109.7 Model S7-57A6020 (electric) .. S129.50 Model S7·57A6004 (laS) .... ' Olllo Y•lltr Plulllllllt"lleltlll Edward Batt; Own• 232 E. 2nd 992·2036 0 0' 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I • , , , , • , • , • I • I ..' ..•• •• YES YOU CAN IN THE INCREDIBLE ------AMANA ... 't " ~ ·" ~ . :'" ~- •. • ' ~, Sic••• Sic••• eA BAUD EGG~----;,------------------35 eSCIAMBUD EGGS --------------------"'-2 .MinutH •cOFFEE: lEI, COCOA------------------· 75 eHAMBURGEl HOTDOG (cook II Mn)_________ 60 Secon•• eBACON---~------------------------ 2 e121l TUIIEY-... --------------------.90 Minutes ' no & scouring Oven. IT IS LIKE OWNING ;,. SELF-CLEANING OVEI:•I. . WASH, SCRVB OR SCOUR A POT OR PAN·· N-0 :- , , •• I •• I ••• I •• . . ••• ~. Deeds, and Scouting ·:·-i.:!~, ~ , · It looko ·itona · l. .. 'I~• a TY """'' ,,·~- '""""' but pc<iJ~m'!'•ocla,l•n 'I I ' DM'I .-.~.1 .. . . . ond stand. ·. towatd God, "And fl~:• he declares, Amierlca ·Madi. and ScoutfiW hao proved ,It eaa clellver, young meD lllOitltatad to .aelJ.rellance, u schoolllllf to helP ono'o aolf and .. raibar lbaD acc:opUng 1<>.lal ~ Cll ~ . . . . ,.... ll)'." CUioll ~-cia that In tho - Colla lose Jo operat• than a fry pan. Comp~ro ••• ;util-. ity. oavingo. Rador~ngo cooki o 4 lb. (Oaat i~ 29 mi.,. utoo. Othon appto"xl,.,otoly 3 houn. · .. . ,. : COMP I·.. ACT ~everonce tho atrltlng toward aldllo a n d .ECGNOJ41CAL .... I , of n!'ll'ct toward rellclon and ,: Stainless steel and alumi~um jnteriOr Wif)e" clean with. cloth. Since th•r• ar4t particles "baked on" side oven you never_have thot dba.greeable ehor• of· sc:Paping • I •• can deliver," he cd!Urue•. "IIQMH't for att1t.ude1 CUIN . COOliNG ' ci'r'tuit: I liollllf tricks" to, !ell tor~ Jeff Musser, Mark Mat- "'"" Dcald Hysell, Raber! Council and Clllck Tyre, ~·America oot. I , baa prowd · It ' with microwaveo. Heols only th. foodl TM AMANA RADARAN!#E coolco ·Rudarange and coolc,Jng containers 1toy cool. Kitchen stays cool too! Na temperatures to Na pr•heaJing. It io INSTANT ON:.. Operotlng RADAAANGE ia ... y. Just open tM d-, oot a timor-prou but· to'n. It ohuts oH-automotlcally. eJComple, coff~e, tea or, cocoa right in the cup . . The hand I• doean't ttt , !&J9uJing Moviflg into' Exciting New Program and Era .. ll•lf•• SUPER CONVENIENT••• cook on poper On paper plates or on the plate from which you serve. .. _ ()/. • - • ..¥':· e A CUP CftE-.---------------------- 25 S.Co••• NEVER KNOT TYING - Junes Council. Seoutm11ter. right. shows PBO.IECT OOMPLETED'- A SeGulerl' ol.·liamlntr Is thick. Sonlo of It DII,J' pro.. ·ueeful •:· \ ...,~ !!! ·~~n~oa .,erpncy, Hete, Glmm CrlaP, Jlllllor AeoL scoutmaller, clloplaye a · :.·: ·' • .O(·a "liulake)' brldao"llulll ot all'llllud ~ Fr<lm loft are Criop, Flo:ld Cliland, Terry :;'~'.'~~~,..,.lllrCiillao, Tom aeland ud lllwld Gudeer, ~-r~ , Thanks to Ulese sponsoring lnstitutions: Cheater PTA. Langsville Churches of Olrist Rutland Methodist Cllurch American Legion Post 467 1 Rutland; Post 602, Racine, and Post 128, Middleport Methodist Churches of Mlnenville, Fore111t Run and Syracuse Sllisbury PTA East Letart Methodist Olurches Disabled American Veterans, Chapter 53. ' ·.·< . , I • The "Second OVen" In Your ••• Troop 24 7, Letart Falls . . • . • . . • • . • ·• . . . . • • Duane Wolfe P1ck 248, Pomeroy • • • • . • .•. , , .•.••. , •• Pat Wood Troq> 248, Pomeroy .••.•.•• , ...•••.•. Paul Werner ..,~. MICROWAVE OVEN , I ••"" ... • ' .,. ·. . Troop 245, Middleport. .................... tom caesell Post 245, Middleport •......•..•••.••.•.•. Jesse Doody Pack 246, Sallsbury • • . . . . •• Dale COlburn Troop 246, Salisbury , . . • . ....•.. , ..•... , . Edgar Abbott -·· ~. ; Post 241, Racine ••• . ••••••.•••. , ..•.... Robert Profftt Pack 242, Minersville-:Forest Run-Syracuse ...•• Charles HamUton Troop 242, Syracuse •• , ••. , • John Slu"te Pack 245, M:lckUeport • • ••••••. , •• • •••••• Norman Yeauger • SPACEAGL .. IICIOWAYE COOliNG. •• TOP o Troop 241, Racine .................... , .. Harry Cloiaftd • (You'll Hardly Ever Use Your Present Oven Alain) PONY KILLED PT. PLEASANT- Aponywu lud, Tim lllcCiallan, Mark llataaa, Delmas Gcd, 11e1111J lllwlo, lllvid Gardner, DoNid llyaali, Tom Crisp, Cluek 'lyre, ma- Jomoa Couoclllllll1 Jeff lluaoer, nelll olaht 1-• Scout1Jv will ...,.... polkoaaaposlu.. tor .. to·CIDIUN iiie aU.IIIIon and !Dareat of 10111h. ~ noo.\llts'l :caa..U: ·ilayo that ll'li ~ In SCoutllla.ln thla area ~~-h; "~~. hladda in . '' "'''·-· .,;UIM"hld~ r~ ., ..'l:.. ,!!'!"'mor; bot• · and, lllllue~ W ,I!IOI'e .dellll¥o. ~ ~ ()/. o u r ... w&Jt ID be Seout1. We ahal1 work we- quellt,y Seoul propaa; !Dr more boys 'Who fr<m SIII'Y8.l'l cloao11, wltll.loeal orpni..tlona IIIII uae tho Scout. program and 'wlth other ...,U,untty 1111... chi. oholl pledge a total w- Commitment for IUCC8SS that wW streowthao, orpnlzo, and maiDlain •DIIII&h CUb Seoul paella, BQy scout tr-•· ud E>rplonr poata to meetihe IIIHdaoftheMdmea.•• The cal •'11'11'"' of ll>e - t. &:1M olllcialo IIIII - ilo1 Scqut !;auall - In 19.19 U "ucltlal r... boyo "* MW a 11>r<q1t 17• - en" �j '\."' • ' ' • - ·~ DoQJ ~ r,.e..,..~ 0., i'rldoY, ••........., 7, 1!169 ~ ' . '. . \ :u ! ' . • ~ ' ; ' · 7- Tilt lll01-!111. ~-~ ·o.. Frldllo Fo!lnlln 7, IMt ' ' • ' . ' ' ' • ' ' I ..... ' .. ....... _._,t . J- ...... .~-~ • \ Q RO.tJ.NDS , f . . :, '. •· - •' ·. "' ' /,, I~ ' ; ... ' .· :r':o· . ' '"'f '·' ·- ' ' . ' '' . -'f.. '., • · ., .·\Scoutini· rounds, a ~ur put, .make~ hi~ a bigge( 'p y ~ · tl,lan he . ~ b.e~re -~;, ~tronJer,, taller, more self-r.&. , ;Jiant, . . 1.dt~t"pJe, bett~r !With ~imsel_t ~~ . helps him be , BIG a~rh~ ·ca~ be. Scoutlng:challenges hi·m Job~ . thJ.J fie thooght he cou.ld be~ ' '> ·- " ' S O~~ • ' . ' . ' r ' . ' ' """"'' •1_ ,. ' ' • ' ' '~ . J J ' ' . ' . "' ' ,• I . ' ON .· TH·E IR ' ... ' -!- ' 9TILANNIVER A, ' "I suppose every boy wants to help his '· ' ' • country in some way or other. There · • is a way by which he can do so easily, · • a and that is by becoming Boy Scout." ¥ 11..!'' ; ' ,... ;T . ·;' . ,;'P;· E·1S R U A R Y Scouting p61nts the way to good citizenship11n the Scout Laws, a boy finds a code of Con· duct that will serve him well all his life. Through Scouting boys learn the obligations ·and rights of citizens in a free land. Many will become leailers of tomO/l'OYt; We feel secure in · the knowledge that they will uphold the high ideals of our democracy. We are especially proud of the Boy Scouts of our community and of their leaders, whO give of their time -aqd · effort that Scouting may flourish. To all our Boy Scouts, our hearty tha.nks and congratula· tions, during Boy Scout Week. ·· 7TH.* 13TH. l ' THEM · M AREA '• ' CONGRATULATIONS THIS MESSAGE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THESE CWICMINDED ' I ,.' ' . I ...· POMEROY ·.. RUTLAND .. • '. IIZEI 'OIL.(o: INC. ........... . . .. .·PHARMACY . MERCHANTS AND EWINO'S 'AMIUliNCE SEaYitt ·. · . . . ' .· . ·,~,.~~~,ilO~JIU,. ,.:·. :.:·:~:f. ,. ·. ' FIRMS A SCOUTJS FRIENDLY . NATIONAL BANK ' '. ! . SCOUTS, TROOPS, AND THE.IR LEADERS '' ¥- " .lf ~ ' ' \ .· EQUIPMENT ' co. ' ' " .. · A 'SCOUT IS-:.' "INO : - ~b• .· .·. ,. . DOWNIE .-GROSS INC. . MOQ-E'S AUTO. STORE . ' TINY'S FOODlANP . . ,. ~ ,, ',;' '. . ·' ... A SCOUT IS OBEDIENT ( . ......... c •l ..... ..... _ �r ~...... OLD ~ CBUIWH..;. lin. Wlllard Dwldotr.P"W; Il11. w.... ) . _,'· Area Churches f~r. ey ~ SiioijQ se- ~ - ',· JIOjiNING . "" ' ' . Mm1!0DIST w.JD~ Al7-. pa'!i9<; Jo~a &t>t. liP, Sljll.; II.;, Vlll'llotlir Ao.ol. ~ ~ Sohool. ~- PriJV. "Iii~ ll1il P-llurth 7:30 p. m., ~ e>e'n~~t:•. ~b Sorvl..o. . ,Worship, tlntandthird CHURCH - Charles Dozer,JpasSundays of each m~. 10:45 L toro Adra Swick, SuldaJ Sqhoo1 ·m.; second and 't:Mib SundeJ's, ~rlntellieut. Swm,y Sef1ool, 7,30 p. m. Sunday School, 9.45 9:30 a. m.; WonldJ sei-vtce,ot a. m. Christian EOOea\'or, third 10:30 a. m. Youth and JlQiior youth service, 6:45 p. m. Eve. Saturday of each month. ning worship, 7:30. Prayer and praise, Wednesday, 7:3(1, LAUREL CLIFF FREEMETHOID'T CHURCH - Sunda,y School UNITED FAITH CHURCH 9:30 L m., morning worshiP. Nea5e Settlement- Robert E. 10:10 a. m., evening worshiP. Smith, Sr. , pastor. &mdaJr Bchool 7:30 p, m.j Wednesday, Christ-- supt., Roy Johnson. SundaY ian Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m. school, 9:30 a .m.; worship ser· and 11rayer meetir.g, 7:30 p.m. vice, 10 :30 a .m. and 7:30 p.m. Thursday. choir practice. 7 p, each Sunda.Y . Youth meeting and m. R. Eugene Gil4 paswc;,_ Ph..ll choir practice, 6 :30 p.m . each Wise, 5tpt. ' 7:30 · ' h.. : 9:30 a. m.; WorshiP service. : 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor , Sunda,y e"Yening. : RACINE FmST CHURCH OF : THE NA ZARENE -Sunday School 9:3a a. m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30p.m. Prayer services, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Sunday Sehool SUPerintendent, Pau1ine McClln· U>ek, Pastor, Rev. Morris M. W:ol!e... TUPPERS PLAINS UMTED METHODIST - Morning Worship 9:30 a. m. at former EUB buikJ.. i~ E:xpanded Surx:lay School session for nursery to grade six children at former Methodist annex at 9:30a.m., Mrs. J 1 m e s Stout, children's Sl4)erintendent. Sunday Church School, adults and youth 10. 30 a. m . junior high senl~ high and ·~out~ adult~ meet in former Methodist Church for Sunday Cb h School POMERQY Fm!rr BAPrlST - JciiJD WDoa. &mday eebool aupt. ~ ·~· 9:30. a.m.~ JIIOI'II!nc - - 10:30 Lm.; BYF, 8 p.m. Bible atuclr, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; eholr practice, 8,sq p.m., wldDe.-. MT. UNION BAPTIST- Rev, c 11 Co o..~•• "-hool •• x. pastor• -~ superintender(, Ear I Star~y, Sunday School, 9:45 Lm.; Sunday "' 1 :30i Wedne &even1rw wor&uiP, daJI prayer and Bible study, 7:30 D.m. .Preach!I5t, Ont and thirdSwxlay Sunday each month. of month by Charles Russell at CH~TER CHURCH OF THE 9:30a.m. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, CHimiT -Charles Russen, pas~ 11 a. m. and 7:30p.m., Sunday. tor. Richard Gilkey, SUpt. Sun~ Sui'XIay School, 9:30 a.m. Richday School, 9:30 a. m.; Mornl~ ard Barton, Supt., Charles BisWorship, 10: 30 a. m.; Evening sell, assistantstl)t. Prayer meetworship, 7 P.m. Wednesday Bible ing, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. study' 7:30 p. m. ~ORGANIZED CHURCH OF' HARRISONVILLE PRESII)'d Jesus Christ or Latter D 1 y TERIAN - Mrs, Norma Lee, Saints, Portland • Racine Road. . Sunday School Stt>erintendenL Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; Morn.- -$und1Y School, 9:30 a. m. Surr ing Worship, 10:30 a. m. Sunday dey serviee, 8 p. m., the Rev, evening service at 7. WedneSday Max Donahue of Middleport evenlng prayer service, 7:30. _speaking. Pastor, Elder c. w. Proffitt. JEHOVAir'S WITNESSES, LarBRADBURY CHURCH OF ry Carnahan, ,presld~Jw'minlster. CHRIST - Mr. Ted Cadwallader, &md!U': Bible lecture, 9:30Lm.; pastor. Jerry Van Inwagen, Suo- Watch Tower study.. 10;30 a.m.; au;_ .. Jll'll"'!. 7:30 'p,m. . '111ur"""'. " ,. • Dlilo CBURCII, kcauts. '' l •.... ·... NT!wrodlydl,~ ~-Mrl, faul _. lnu.a·lday, all Bu•v...... a.o..u.... _.. ...-.. In eate, ...... , 416 illoln St. Pt. · 'J•Iie Ohio SOciety for die Prevention. ol Bllndneu urgee l!untera who uoe cO.rectlve IOuee to make eer· talll IIleY a.re of the lllfety variety. . Gu~de Weekly ' L$Tift TO- c:tll'rvaY . . ' UPORMATION Mon ..thru Fri. -- 9:30AM 1360 :AL- 'WMOV ~......... ' Cloneb. II. enu, ...... ~ E. .. llllnllcii E..,., J. . _.. Hub, J1n. Chuleo L. s.'tt, lnM Rcirtotl, HociiJ II. lllfp, MolD I. J- VL . To Better TV Viewing Near-Your TeleviKion Set for ( .'. '..•• cb...,ID'eb ,..~ l.al-1'00111•~."""~ ..,......,. RUTLAND C H U R C H OF :30 L m.i WorahliJ aervlce, 9:30 OIRIST _ Eugene Underwood. L m. • . tlrat and third Sun:IIYI pastor; v. H. Braley, 8LI)t,; SUn- eacb morth. _. . day school. 9:30 L m.; cOm· THE RUTLAND METHODJST munb:m and worahjp aervice,lO:- CHURCH -Rev. C. J. Lemley, 30 a.m.; prayer meeting. Than- pastor. Churcb School, 9:30a.m.; day, 7:30p.m. Worahfp nrvfce, 10:30 a. m·. ClUSTER J.1lETHODIST Charge ZION CHURCH OF CHRLST - Rev. harl A. Cut:o, putor. Pomeroy • Harrisonville R*;· CHISTER: Worship, 9 a.. _m.; Jolln Webster, pastor; Ray lJ~ S~ School, 10 a. m.; Mrs. tle, Sunday school 8 ~ Waid Spencer, Supt. FLAT- dent. Sunday school, 9:30 Lm.; WOODS: Cburth SchOol, Suoday, morning worstrlp, 10:30; SUnday 11 a.m., Jdm Bally, supt. Wor- evening service, 7; prayer 'meet-ship serrice alternates wttb AI- lng, Wedne&da3', 7 p.m. fred and Flatwoodt. Servi~IB . Sf. JOHN LUTHERAN- Brian Sta!OY mornl:w or evening, ()( Enpl, pallor. WOj'Jhlp, 8:50 a. each week. m. followed by SUndl.v School. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTJST Sf. PAUL LUTIIERAil_ -Brl( Church - Paneroy, Mulberry Holghts Road, north ol Veterans .. Dtsel. paoU>r. - '6".." ...... 7::." ...... u-t••• 8 .~ "" ....... : 9 ." OE. , .._ ......... .,.., IH .,_, ..........N.- _ luduo 4<111-11 ......• DIST CHVRCH - W. Dale Me· Clurg. pastor. Swxlay SChool, 10.. 5:1·21 • ....... People whq IIOed 11laueo. ~ apt to find the -rld pJ'Ott7 fUUJ without litem. What appun u ont,- a blur without thob- "opooa" awilop into aharp focut, on.. they've put themon. • It only there were 111..... we could don quick~)- when we · need to put oul'IOl-. our probiOIIU!, our ouceesoea and 0111' talluree Into proper peni>ICiivel But that kind of lenae 11u Jet to be cl8vlaed. We ail have momenta wbeD we t111111 to be III'OPID&' 111111 nothfq comee cleer. We wonder where ,{It are 110111&' and perluapa, whJ. We have ouch momenta whether or not w~ 110 to church on Sundqa-tor the Church wU! not l'ivo ua apectoclee, .......,.lored or otherwlae, with which to vlow the world. But •.• the Church dooo teach ua of God'a world, it dooo teach ua the meanin11 of Faltb, it ,.., show ue Ute In fiji proper lillhl . Tcy 11011111 to church. It :rou do, :rou IIIII¥ ftnd your "hmv vlaoon" rettillll a rreat deal all..,.... · 5:22 1-_, I • lxodua 7:1·20 • lxoduo 11•1-10 • lxoduo 12•1-U • bodua 12<14-21 D IIJfli.DI..-,. Locdl q, Mill U1'lt . TW.ItdiiW. hce ... LIYiq Worf 00 er • pastor. Wednesday. 7 .. m. Youth Fellowship. Saturday, 1:45 p, m., Sabbath School. Worship, 9:30 a. m. F1RST UNITED PRIStiYTER- TVa.ool FUm NFI.- SchDol, Dor"- "' l)' .....,.,_.. ..,_ 6~· .. 7E ---- 9: ....... 9.E -- .... OE -·- ............. OE --liE ........ II ....... ..... . .. 2E -...._ --· ........... IE IE IE -·_._ ....... _ --: __ 2 2E .. 2~ --·........... ............ ...... _ -·-·3E 3E 3E .. .. .... _ -......... :: 4 .. 4E.. 4E.. . --·5~ 5E 5E .... .... .... .. -· -· . 6: 6E 6E -··-. .. .... ._ ,...._ -· ........ 7~ -· ... 7E 7:. -·--.. .. ......... ......... 8: aE .8.: . .. . , . . a:. -· ....... 9' : . -.. ..... ... 0: OE OE ..... .... .... _ .. _ - -............ 11~.. --· - - liE.. - -- """'_. _ -- ...., ... Jab C• HJW<IU ... ....,. ........ ...... w. ............ .......... DO II ,_,_ 85• _... Nde'' • ...... PH , t•n '·""'- U.c h ' b ....,. .. ...__ ,.,_., LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD ~~TQH, VA. (Lorey Bailey) WEST MAIN ST. PO,IEJI(IY, ...... -... .........., "'·..,_ 00 '""'" ,, ' au .... '.s 7: MIDDLEPORT, .....-.. BOGGS EQUIPMENT W..E8 - ALLIS CHALMaERS - SERVICE ,FARM- INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GARDEN TyPPERS PLAINS PH. 6ft.aiQ' Q. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO• .OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER AUDDLEPORT,OHIO LIDcoiD- Kereucy- . ,, c.met- l!JIIlllll Fan! · ,_601 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · Ill N.· COURT ST. LEIVING COAL COMPANY A111ENS, 0. PJ..iJMBING AND REATINt _99WIIO 2.0 LINCOLN ST;IIIDJ!I.EPORT \ '.- ' ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIa '\ , A111ENS Rll. rollli:aOY. o. 99~ · A FIIIENilLY PLACE TO BUY ,, " k g . . WIWS ANTHONY PRODUCERS AND lllB'l'ilmuTOfis OF HIGH GRADE COAL WEST COLU-.~W. -.. _,__ --· 7, .. BE. -9 :•.... -- --0' .. ...,..,_ --liE til RAY RIGGS, INC. MARK V STORE ... ..." Cu '- •*.._ ' otd! \'u IJJ'- ......... 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Oiltl...... ,__. .. ,,_{ •: - · ~:\'llllr u .....~ ( '·'~ ' ,, . . .... • .•OM ·o .,. .....,_·.w,. ' ''"' ,<;:> •.,_ • • • .u .., .. ...,._ . 6" ....--· v ...."l"'... . . . ._.... ~.·j at .. ,...AIIMolltWarlt • Nn• '._t _ ....~- .... . .6... .... .BAKERS OF HO~ BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. " -.. _.,, N.Y.P.U. Nno TINY'S FOODLAND ,.. It Talllt A T!Mf UJIEMBER OF '11IE BIG GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 867-3:10 PHONE 992..12M " ....,_ GIDfaln' a I.._. f',l\1 ~---...-..~~YONS MARKET GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. , ~-0 .._ aruaat OP,,Jpy,ll ' ._ ........ """~ ...,_ HEINER'S BAKERY I 1 ....., E D bUJWt'tl ' . na..v- YCIII.,... fl.f SYRACUSE UNITED METIIO. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pa.stor. Swxla,y School, 9:30 L m., Ben Quisenberry, St.Wl Mornflw worship, 10:30 L m., tlrat ard third Sundaya each month. Evening eqngeUatic service. 7:30 p, m., seCOIXI and 'f,~~~~ .1..• aael) Friday eventn,, 7:JO ·! p.m. Pulor Kon R_~ Seooad a apt 1 1t · , Churdt. BWe lillldf aadl Wed- · Dlldi.J 117:30 p.m. .• '. -·-- 7~. ._..v... • " --·--· 6E. 7E. 8:i'" ...,_........ u = BmLE BM'TISI' TEMPLE Ktnem1lle, Cillo. Churdt ....;. (jE. a: . .. -----9E --- --.... --- llE0~ ·-· --...... .. . ....... 2E ----· Memorial Hospital. PbilUp Gag- · 9:4S a.m.; worship, 10:30 a.m. Roberi - · nllblat 7:80. -II. ...... ' ! w-.-. WEDDING ·RING SETS---aiJ1139.95 _..._, IJI-- /Jr\ '' '· OAK GROvE UNii'EDMETHO.. s. DIAIIlND ··:· Mrt. ftiii 1'!-W"....... Glen R. c.tGil, llrL R. . . ., cal- . . . . . . _ ..,, ...... , ...... w..... " - -Citorliil ·- 11<11........ - J•....- COMPTCJti,O.D. ' filii' L 'lliOniGII. lin. .r..rt II. lin. llavkll S. . .FOB 111111 J...... lll<Mel E. · - · lin. -u.w-.~ - - llrL Wll-• ......... lin. JGIUt ·-· 1:11Ill...... TlotrodoJ. 1. """"'· Mn. Rrilr•r G~~pa>, liaOIIIIDiu&-· ~·~·~· . . On1CE IKII!JIS .._. TQ II, 2 Tq I (CLO!E AT 110011 011 1111JIIII.) - EAST COURT ST., POJIEIIOY . Senior New Furniture MASON ~~~·.t.;; I~;. JI. ,e-. 'SUilioy y-·--a,y, st.- S30.00 ._•··1111•• • Blrthl =r- ~':!..-..!. • Pe-. b $'299 Ia ...,Uol for of evil lo .tliltl ';jOn~ School, 8:30 L ID.JWOJ'IhJ.pHI'v. Ice, 10:30 .L m.; Bible SludJ, w.....-, 7:30p.J;D.;U.IIf.Y.F. 7p, m. -bSundii;J....... Oiolr practle~~, Wednlldl¥, 3:U .p.m..l SMd4;r O»fr pnett~, 'I1lurtdiJ, 71311 p. m.;. Weoleyut SorYI.. Gull4, rourct1 ~ - b a-, 11 7:30 p.. m.; " - Huatlefo Pn>w \IIOed"" 7:30 P.lll. .,...,. cl1111 meedll!l, !<lodl Frldly of· W-odly. Boord me~ 7:30 eeeh month, 8 p. m.; w,s.c.s., ~ m., .t,lrat Mq:!day -~-II\Cll'lth. ~ eeCGD:I F'rldQ' each mouth, 7:30 . POMI'2!0Y TRINITY IJNITED . p. m.; Olllcllll Boon, oeeond CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev, W. ~ eaeb month, 7:30 p. m. H. ~. ~ck D. PORTI.AND UNI'I'ED ME1110. Woad, &wi. Slilday Scliool, 9:115 JiJsT CHVJICH _ W Dale Me&. m.; Worship, 10;25 a. m, "'··- -otor o.....;:.. School Youth <bolr reboareal Mciiday -•• ~ • -' 8 •••• p. -111• ~-~••••!.0 Burt,' 9:30 _L• m.; Worlhipaervtee,7:30 ~ _,. dlre<lllr· choir rehearsal P. DI.,OIIIcllllllolri,llrstSUndl.v • ' each D'lOnth, 8•30 p. m. 3 ROOMS • thlt J Bal!l.. .:_ -yt. ....,...._,..__ -~, _... _ Pul>lk- $;~- W&sJ.EYAN UNJmD Ml!m!O. Dist wecfuesday. 1 1. ._ -.lollw ., I MI'YI... y- , ~ _7, All the J. -.ar •• } '""D., ........,, · MHiei,_io.:o ~m.; ....,_ fall• worohlp, 7:30 P.JII,; PIIIOt' il:lp lAN CHURCH - Middleport, day School S1.11erinteOOent. ~ Wedneschu·: Bible stutty, 7 p.m. Guest Minister, James Bu_chan.. 8 day School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning Thurlda.l'; Ministry llCbool, 7 p. n. Sw:lda,y School SuperJnten.. worship, 10:30 11.. m.; E"Yening m. Service meeting, 8 p.m. dent. Sumay School, 9:30 Lm. Hackney, you:csu ri~nds:~~ service, · 7, Wednesday, Prayer MASON CHURCH OF CHRlST- Worship Service, 10:30 Lm. .. ~ Ia ft_... tPe _ t; service, 7:30 ll. m. Miller st. - Ever1011 Weekley Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- fourth Sundays. '"'6'' c ss a.uu seruor •ilultA ' ..... CARMEL UNITED METIIO. !:;::~~';'.!'::~ bull"'·' ' .• , " ' .. j · lli~I\Y!IBY cluse• SUn· ne-r. n ormer EUB ding, GRAHAM UNITED ME'8:>- i day, 10'a.m:Worsh1pand~h- . .,. i. _I DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. 8 '4'L Adult Bf. DlST CHURCH- Preechtnl¥9,. lng 10•55 a.m.· SUndl.v evenlne ASBURY UNITED · ~Oj Sellers, putor. SuJdlur School, ble Class part,y,IastMondayeach 30 a.m., Flrll: and Second a:e~ee", 7:30 ' Bible study DlST, Syncuse- Rev. We*U 9:30 L m.; Wayne ROush, 51cK. month. Youth ~ellowship each days ol each month; Third and classes, 7:30 p.m. . Studer, pastor, Swdfa.y School, Morntng wors~, 10:30 a. m., Suodly, 6 p. m. m former MeU.. Fourth !imdays each month Wor 10 L m.; carroll Norrfa, ~ secor.land rourth~s of each odist bu1Id1Jl,g. District youthral. ship service at 7•30 P m :Wed· GRACE EPISCOPAL-E. Main WorahJp senice, lla. m.t r.fyp .month. Evening evarweflltic ly llrstMonlayofeachmonth. nesday evenings ai 7.sQ Pra.ver- St., Pomeroy. CI:AirchiChooleaeh 6 p. m. Sunday. P~"Qer maettng service, 8 p. m. second a n d LET ART UNITED 1\IETHO- and Bible !11udy • ' &mday at 10:30 LDI. Third Qm.. Wedneodly, 8 p. D1. third Surxl~ each month. · da,y 01 each DIOII!I! DO IIIOnllnR POME. ROY CBU DIS!' CHURCH - First and Se<FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ,.nj Holy unlm, 7 RCH OF THE ' 30 ' NAZARENE- Corner Vrdonllld .... &mdayo preacblng, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs Portlmi-Bashln » m ce, eomm ENTERPWSE UNITED METIJ. and Fourth &mc:~a¥s, Sun- R01WL Rev. E. Griftith,pa 1 tor, ' . Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V, Render- ODLST - Re\', William Alrson, day 10 a.m., Worsbipser- f:lwlday School, 9:30 a. Dl.i :aog.. SOUTH BE111EL UNITED 1011, pastor. Swdl3 School, 9:30 Paator. Ralph ~encer, S&l)t.t vice 11 Lm.; 'I\Iesda.f even.tnga er Wilfred, s~t. SuOO.a.y worship MEmODIST- Worsfdp, aeccmd L m.j Rl.)mond Walburn, &IJt. EldoD Weeks,Ass't. Worahlpaer8 p.m., Prayer and Bible atudy. senice, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet.. and fourth Swdly, 10:30 L m.j Mornllw worlhip, 10:30 L m.; vlces, 9J30 Lm.; SurO.v School. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE ing. Tuesday, '1:30 p. m., Mil- first and tblrdSundays, 7:30P.m. EveDI.rw Servite, 7:30P.m. Mid- 10:30 LDL; Youth Fellowship. NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. ·cord Frederick, class leader. Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Y-outh week service, Weclne.tday, 7:30 8:30. Wednesda)': Choir, 6:15 p. Grimm. Jr., pastor. Sunday Youth Fellowship, Friday. 7:30p. Fellowship, ti p. m. each Sunday p. m. m.; Bible Stll:ly, 1:30. · IChool, 9:30 Lm.; moroi.ng wor- m. Ernest Deeter, leader; Hog- at T\41Pert Pl8ins United Methc). FORESI' RUN UNITED MEmCHURCH OF CIDRST - Mldlhlp, 10;30 Lm.; YOWlR peo.. er Wilfl'ed, Jr., president. diat Church. ODlST - Rev. Wendell G. Stut- dleport. 51fl ..-1 MaiD. Jack pie' a MI'Yiee, 6,45 p.m.; evange. MASON ASSEMBLY CHIJRCH CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- ler, post«. Worship seni<e, 9 SeUee, siJI)I. Bible SChool, 9;30 llstlc MrVices. 7:30 p.m. Wed. OF GOD - Second St., Mason, 'Ihe Re\'. CbesterBryant,,PUtor. L m.; Sundl1 School, 10 a. m. a.m.; Mornirc wonldp, 10:30 a. neadav OYenlng eervlee, 7,30. W. Va. SundaY School, 10 a.m. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; wor. llirL Fred Neaae, &c>l m.; ~ Mll'lldll, 7:30 p. !'\-1 MIDDLEPORT ftEATH UNJTEI) Morning worship, 11 a.m. Evan... ship service, 11 a. m.; Eftm. MINERSVIDLE UN l T E I) Prqer aenlce, We&lelda,r, 7 p. METHQDm- Max E. Donahue, pllsttc.~ . service • .7:30.p.. m.-Bible worship, 7:30 ,_ m. Prayer serv- METHODIST _ Rev. WmleU m. s.v. Raullia Moyer, pastor. mlnlstar; Jamoo Bnwlnt!lon, SUJdy and J>l'a,yer servieo, Wed- leo, Tile._, 7:30 p. m. Su:tler, poator, S.:bool CiltJRCH OF THE NAZARENE a.nc.., lehool superintendent. nesday, .1:30 p, m. Cheater· ~-: Service, ']'hurllday, 7:30 P. m. 9 L m.j Kenneth Wfaena, ~t -MiddiiP)ri.. Rev. Aud:ryMUlw. Cbur h ~· 9 30 - · pastor. Pbone 773-5)33. :lllontltly '"-~'• ftrl! Saturday"'1 Worablp oor\'lee, 10 .. m. ,poii1Dr, Looter TaYlor, &t>t.Som. c s.,._.., : a.m.; morn. CARLETON CHURCH ... ~..... . _ , "'-~ 30 log worllldp, 10:30 a.DI.; youtll - ·~~s- eacb montll. SYRACUSE CBURCH OF THE ""' ~. t: a. m.; MoJ;Idtil meetiJI& Sunday bury Rood, SUndaY School, 9;30 HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIS- NAZ Wonhlp, 10:30 a. m,; Jllalor SO.. 6 p.m. Choir re- a. rvlm., Ralph carl. Supt. Worship TlAN Church - James Smith, pasto~o ~~ clet)'' 6:30 P. m.; NYPS- 6;15 P. · dl..:.~ ~111 ·p;'= oe ee. 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p, Pastor; Rmert Pl!doen, SUndl.v School~ SwldOY Scbooll~Uo- m, &lllcla1 En!wellatle meet~JW; MI'Yice, w......... , 8 p.m. m. alternateiy. Prayer meeu,., ochool ~- Morning eervlce, es for Ill •-· 9:30 . 7:30 p. m. Prayer m~, Wed·. ~ Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. , 9 30 -.-. • a.m.;~ ntldQ', 7:30p.m. ~ 10 45 Cbester Oturch of the Naz. : a.m.; &lnday school, = lng Worship, 10:30 Lnt.i NYPS THE SALVA110N ARMY -&1· orene - Chrisbnas play, 7,30 a.m.; youth meeting, 6,.s p.m. Sunday 6:30 P.m.; Evaopllatlc Dov S. ..,_,_ · u.....o.... Carl Akeley the A · Sor·'~.~ •• 7,30 p.m.; •n• my • ..., · • · of!!cer -..n--J evening. Public welcome. • mer1can .,...., .._......, - - ....._ ~lnll•v 10 HoUID ex_plorer, js burled on Mt. SILVER k p - ..... ...,_._. a.m., .. · Mikeno in Africa. RUN FREE WIU =~ 7 3 rayer meedng Wednea- Dill mllltllw; 10:30 a. m, SUn· BAPTIST- Rev. C.udlll Atldno, : 0 p.m.; llllsolonary _. Scbool. hoplo'o ~~~- .!_~--~SUndof""""'1 "-! Second Wodne._ ot'llaeb atm. 7 p. m.1SoiYIIkln miiiiDI. , ~'- ._..u""""""" month 7:30p.m. 7: 30 p. m.; - · 1 1D 3 p. School, 10 L m.; Wor11rlp, 7:34.'1 MASON BAPTIST CHAPE~- m.; Ladlel Hallle l..eque; 7p..m. p. D1. Prayer meellng, ThiD'._, The Rev. Harold CUmlll!lhlm, Prep cluoeo. 7:30 P. m. Choir Preedco, Tue.. paotor. Charl01 ~ SuDMT. MORIAH BAP'nST -Mid· day, 7 P. D1. day S<hool Sq!L Corner Second dleporl, corner <t Fwrlb lilld CAIILETON CIIURCH-Kill!l• and Pomeroy SU., 1\laoon, W. Main Jilek-~. bury ReM, 1be Re J VL; Swtdly lchool, 9:45 LDI.J SuiJdiQr Scbool, l;lft a. m.;Moi'D1', I)' Stiles. worship service, lL Wednes- inJ worlldp, 10;3b a.m.-, AnDid paotor. llal»>l carl, s. &opt. ••• ·ONLY ~ Seboci, 9:30 a. m. Wor· ~ eve·...... , training union, 7; Rlcbudl, 1upt. abJp Hniet~, 10:30 L m. and prayer aenice, 7:45. RUTLAND FlRST BAP'J'IJT 7:30 p. m. olloi'DIIely. P-·er R 0 C K SPRINGS UNITED U... Slim•! J, Joe-.~. ~ •~ ME1110DIST - C. J, Lemley, Preyer oentee, ..30 a; m,; - C.....lttlt ,.,•• eer.,ee eech 7:30 pas tor i Fllirold Bla~katon, chw-ch .... P. m. -.r •-~1 ~ , 10 a. m., Mra. Getachool sll)erintent!ent. Mornilll tralle, Butler, 6\IJL WOi'llllp PO-ROY ' CHURCH OF worship, 9:30 L m. i churell 181'Yfce, lla. m. Blpllat 'l"raanCHRJST llobrt ll Woad, pooo<hool, 10,15 LDI.; evening wor, lliC Un!OII, ~ IIIII 8tmF-ITURE CO. . tor. SUndl.v Bible Study, 9,30 L. ahip, 7'30; MYF &mday e:30 ,dill II 5:30P.m.; Mrl. lll'ar7 W.VA. m.; Morn11JK Worahlp, 10:30; p.m. Prayer meetiiJK an41 Btblt ' Wooda,"'"'~ · · , Youth -rw. 6:30 1>- m.; E,. study, W-odly. 7:30p.m. AdtnSELL RUN PIIEEIIETII(). niDI -ahlp, · 7:30. lllld-Week mlnlotratlve Counctl meetlrw DL'Il)··- U.., Cecil WIIO, JUservlce, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. tlr1t Monday ot each month, 7:: ..tar. a. Junior dtf.lr Practi<eI Frtd•• 30 Po.lft. ..,__._ .. ...,, I .·._.: o. D1. EDEN llNITED BRETHREN IN wortllll», LANGSVILLE CIDliSTIAN CRmST - Eldon R. . Blake, POl· - lionlee, L-Uo_VW1180, RoY. tor, Sundu S<bool, 10 L m., · Eg_. MuiNr,-·I'Uior. Worllldp Wbilla 1101._, qt.lfllntbtr. oervlce 10:30, GleiN Fe!Qo, &Jn. H1'11t011, .11 L m. EmtlliC MrY• day Sdtool 9ipt. ~School elo Cbrlatlan Endeavor, 7:30 p. lt t:JO Lm.; !~todaY n1a11t eer. m.,llro. l4da Cbeyaller,lftolo ~eo 7:30p.m. Mtd4eall ~.. .._ Seq ~ee ond ........., ' • - 11111 Diauy Sootlliloll, _ ,......... IIF - ... 8u!W IICIIo!!li ••• Th:~, Fred ·E. Smltll, ..,.. ~ acbool, .f:30 o.m.; ~. • J • . ' I • lfliido ~-· t~po-. ( POIIIEIIOY CQ.~ LKlHT 7:39 p. Iii. leoder.~Y...Ih · FeDiotohfp, ' /)- lA. SUTTON UNITED ME11:10. S.Wda,y . DIST CHURCH - W, Dale MeKENO CIRIRCH OF CHimlT- Clurg, pastor. SuncWr · School, Nonnan McCain, superintendent. 10:30 L m.; Worsldp service. Services wPekly at 9:30 L m.' 9:30 a. m., second and fourth DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRJsr -Ronnie Russell, pastor. Nol': man c. Will, su,pi.. Sunday School ,, f \ STAR VNI'n!ll ... 1114-- ~ ,_., CIIURCR ·- ~·· -~t~r: w,a• ....,, f.- p.,;,.,llno ' . Rev.· Paul A. UNITED FAml CBURCI{ 01 all'. IIE""'ON .. lllilrt:P Sellers, pastor. Mornirw: w~ Ne ... So We-. Sunday SChool , BIIE'l'HI!pl 1!1 CHRIST - U... ship, 9:30 L m.; SwdQr School, Sl(>erl.-llt, Roy _.Joiiii.IOI)o , ' Ke•el&nttll, paoU>t.~ u n day 10:30 L m. Blythe Theiss, Supt.. · Sc.._ 9:30 o. m.; Jluoilall 't*>Youth F'ellowshijl 0 6:30 p. m.' J:outh meedll!l, 6;30, Sundoj-. . .. ·~ . car. I!Vt.; _Alh'ed Wolle, llllat.THE RUTLAND COMJIIUNITY CHURCH- Rev. Amos TW!apu.. SYRACUSE F1RST VNrTED ant. - - - Sont1011 1l 0. m., PRESBYTEWAN- Rev. Uoaon OYJ"""IIIl'IIIOII,'I:aOp.m.,oltilrCHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services tor. &anda.Y achool. 9:30 a.m.; Stebbins, pallor. -odtool, ....... :eoch S.ildal. a ... at 315 Main St., Pt. Pleasant, Lee Burnem, Sl.Pirl.ntencld; 9:30 LD'L.i worahfp ltrYite, 10:- illl( 1J LD'L, altemati.JW Swdaj . worship 'service, 11 a.m. Wed~ Sunla.ys 11 a. m.; Wednesdi.Ys Ltn.; Bible study •rd pn,yer mondJW.. D&rid Holter, c] 1 1 1, nesda,y prayer meeting. 7:30p.m. 8 p. m. All welcome. 30 seni<o, wed...-, 7:30 P.DI. leadar. Chrlillon E-...., 7:3~· _ . , . nlgllt 110rshlp, 7:30. P. 01. ,,...,. other ~-•• ..,._ TIIO: DANVILLE WESLEY (Vi LOTTRIDGE UNI'IJ:D METHnlng. s ..atta *"'<•._preoldent. OD~T- ...,:; ~ sc)loai, 9;'.10 ~m. a.ureh - . . ~ SdlgOI. ~..I m.r. · ~- - -~JI 11!*1 . '..~' 'flrot~' llilril ......... 111orn1111 Wqroldol, 10:11 L ""' - ~..-THor 'J'o)'lao,-. Wu.· BE111ANY DIST CHURCH - ALFRED METHODisT Cltur<b, Peer! A. CIIU>, polfOr; &mday Sdtool at 9,30, U.,d DIIJin&or, &.lpt.; Worship services at 10:45 with the Rev. Casto; Wednesday ~n"ening prayer services, at7 :;t5. . .~ DEmR CO!lqRIIGA)* • 1 1-a- ..... sus . . C CFFII -- --- --... -_..._ -... _ -__ --·_,_ ------·.-... -·-- --·_... ..,.... 1:1 - ,.,.. Dull . . . . . ' lf11dWifW-* ' .. "Two .,..... ,.,... - Jadr; Htlrkiae, Gil 8cldr. t- MOIID.<Y a."... O.W'-G•J !locllnll, . . . . . . . _ 11110- .. .._"lllfl.._.._..,. ......... '- '-'.,.Lilt -'"'"""" • - 11, ............ (part D) - --__ T- I, ''WrtitP•diiWIId" -lladl &.~-. Dai'Gtllf a- I, "ARJ SICIIIIIIIIII NR," - ,_ 11'*0- .. "'1'11111._..-l!llwl, WdJIUZII)AY • - 11,..,... OIMif*' - - -...m.&•uw • 11~- .. •JioDAuaPrtMr'0.. llllrral, ICek NJ.. "' 11UJIOlDAY .. "o.d Rllpr"' - ..... Dhi&,P. . . IMiw\l 11:JO - I, "'lllirit ... Wl!dl" -~ Tnq, Fnlllltc 8 - ..... ..... FIUDAY 7:.10- II, "ltko~"-Ja • - .. '"V- cr." - 0117 c::cq.r,..., , _ _. 11:10 - .,.. I, ......,. c.dllf' -Frd.SI...._._ ·-_,_.......... .,..._ ... I ' SA'I1111DAY ~, -...... O'Br&ea,IBdiiJa..., 11. "Loll .......... 11:11 - lbll - r.N .. ''DiriUI'" - '-" Jlarwoo, J 6 CirlltJ lbh- I, "Jcto.w ......... BIIIIc1 'hriOI'. OlnMIIi ..' ' > TIZZY �' ) •> ' .AliT ~ • INFORMATtON DlAOLINES' l, 5 , ,.- . 0.r lef•• fl!u6oJie .. iM w.....,o...~u••• ·• · .· HOMILITE • DiRECT DRIV~ . c,-n.,;.,, a t•••d'-' _• C~AIN SAliS · ._, ,...,. slw. ... 50 Will H oc~-ell ·YIIIIII f • ·""· f.,. O.y J Pllllllntion , REGULATIONS. TM Pwllolither ••..•-• ''- r'fht lo .dit aor reject ony Gllo d.-4 • · 1-d ianal . 1M ,..ll, .. r will not lie •••~n• i ble lor - • rlw" - 1966 CHEVROLET ... _ · ............... _ ...______ $1795 Impala cpe., local owner car, new cor trad... ln. Leu ~On 23,000 miles, W•W tires, like new; 396 VB en• gme, 3 speed man. trona. Vinyt interior. Marnt'lft f;ish, radio and heater. Deluxe equipment. One of the cleanest 66 models in Southeast..-n Ohio. 1966 PONTIAC ............... - .......................- .......... $1895 Bonneville Conv. Local one C!Wner car, new w•w tires, vinyl trim with bucket seats, console, radio, P.S. and P.B. , auto . trans ., dark blue finish with whi.te nylon top. A real sharpie. lnc:orrod ;.,. ort ioft. FU,TES For Wo,.. Ad S.r.,ln 5 cents ,., •ord oM h1-lio11 Min i.,um Cl•or .. 75c 11 wo •d t hreo c ent1 por COMOCII· th·o in tort ion• . 11 conll por Word ri- co nooc...t iv o '"'""'•"• 25 per unr Discount on pord oda ond Ht po id within 10 doy1 . CARD OF THANK S & OBITUARY -Pomeroy MaJor Co. $1 ..50 f01 50 word mi nifiiUifl . ECI . ,.ddirionol word 2c . BLIND ADS .ft.ddit i- 1 25c Chart• per Ad .. or · 8 :30 a "' 10 5 :00 p.m Daily 8 t30 a .m. to 12 :00 No on SaiU<doy beiore 9 a.m. 2--7-3tp For Sale li!Qi PUBUC sALE GEORGE 'S Auction For Rent House, FORCED TO MOVE SALE .... 7.99 IRONING BOARDS ....... .f.OO CUPS & GLASSES ••.•. 8 for $1 ,.... ,lor & ••flrior PAINT .: •••• g<~l. $1.00 qf. 75e men'- 'IF· DAN(t TIIERE wiD be a gun iboot, Sunday, beginning at 110011 at the Forked Run Sporllman Club. Everyme ts welcome. U-4le --~ INCOME TAJ!: Service dally ncept SUnday 9 It> 5. Evenings by appointment. Ml'l . Steven 'Wanda' Eblin, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Laurel CUff Road. 1-INIIIc WILL DO sewing at home - zippers, pockets, pegging. hemming, alterations, ete. Mn. Freddie Thabet. Ma11011, Phone 773-SRSl. 4-311-tk l VACANCY lor two elderly peo- miniature, 175 and up. Stud service and grooming . PhfOIO llft.MIS. 11 I tic l~c erica's favorite. Rent sbampooer $1 . Tiny'• Ba"1181nland. 24«<: STARTING SOON A •••••• of •••nlng elaa ... ... 111 tlo-11-y-ulf UP" helatarlnt and F umlhtN ....... LHfl'l h- ,. ,... aid a"'lqua lurtlllend .hew Ia hlld ywr twft "*'' H will M awl .. Cl,.,. c.,.dvc,.tl one .... enlfll HCh ..... ..,.. e ..... •' 10 .......... · • •-•"· S..aU tuiJIGfl ., . ... ,...d ." ,.,...... piM~. Vltlt th• flr.t deu wllha..t chiHID or ......... tl.,. Por lflf-atl... W1IN ,. ,;,._,.,. ..... "' · 11 n6J ... ,,. 1pelta, Uph.ltftfllll s.eoM~ Ohl• M . ller. . 992.2181 Ho-r ~utr,, .,Ioo. .... JJS.I4 '""., Jftlilte 11. . . .1• ·- - -·· Opon Til 6 Dally ss.SS:· OMLY$II.t5 . For Sale Pl11• 1.11 , ....... , •• -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 511 BUICK, Prtee $50. Call 11J. U3!l: Qt. GRAw:t,Y Tractorw, ._ r,llanr H••• & Alit ' m! ,6011 ·I. Main -.-~Cit­ tractors and equipment. 11&rebuut tractors !rom Gravely Tractor Sales and Service,' PtliDeroy. Phone 992-2975. -~ , · .150. '" GUERNSEY COW, !rub two months ago; blood· tested. ,;..urge Roberts, BBII!an. Z-7~ THE liEIMIJT Dose real ..,. tate consisting ol 48 ' ...... more or less, situated in Lebanon Towmhlp, MeJP Oounty, will 'be sold to the highest bidder at the office ol J. B. O'Brien. 1110"1 CoUrt st.. Pomeroy, Ohio a! 10 a.m., sa~ urday, February 15, 1969. Said real estate must sell for Jl{)t Jess than anoraised Value of one lhoooand five hundred dollars. For further ktfonna. lion caU illn-Z'/20. Z.7-31c SAVE SAVE SAVE! Save your lawn. your time and your hack. We have a new lrenciJ. er to dig your water line ditch . Heney Bahr 1185-3988 or IIDger Bahr ~958. 2-7-301p HAY, 40 cents a bale. G. Carson. Pllone 742-4753. 2-7-7tp THHKE GRAVE lots, Beech \jru\e Cemetery, $60. Excel· lent location. U in-.d, <:all 9':12-52;7 Z.7·31p SMALL huslneBI <lolng big pro. Ioc-·1q,Pomen.y. 1r_joo are interested in being your lit lusln"• Services CURTISS TECHNICIAN, !.elan<! Parker, 992-2284 Pomeroy re!lden!:e or 611'1-3251 OoalvWe call staUon, wishes Holiday Greelinp. DaUy service with limited Sunday r..... 110001. JS,U.!Zie C. C. BIIADFORD AUCI10NEER Complete s.m.e ..._ . . lllll - . OMo Crill Bradlonl THREE , tre LITTLE A!R CONDMONING Refrlreratlon service. Jack's RefrlP.'· eration, f;ew Haven. hone 11111-20'/lt. 4 I lfe lORDS 5 1 READY . lii1X concrete dell•· ered right to your project. Fa !It and easy. Free ettimates. Phone 992-3%84, Goel{· leln Re=dy • Mix C.., Mlddl<port, Ohio. I ·110 lfe BUDGET PRJCE lurnlture on our thlrd floor budget shop. Baker Furniture, Middleport, Oblo. D-Ue SEWING MACJIINES, repair servke. an makes. WY 22284. The Fnbrtc Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Sin get" Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. !-29-tlc .1966 DODGE $1595 . tltat 4uidten the heart beat, put a glea111 in every ~~~an's eye; . CHARGER, CONSOLE, 38.3 ENG. AUTO. TRANS. POWER STEERING those sallie tllree lit• tie words that are the answer tD ev:ry ~~~alden's . pl'llyer: R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Br.-.ast, LIIICb Dl~ "Ohio's Oldest Docile Dealer" 88 S. Second Ave. Middleport, 0. Help Wanted (Eat wiUt us) Wlllhld LADY to cook and wort, tmd live in. U not interested in Uving In, <lo n<>t tilts ad. Phone 992-5251. 2-4-lfe ANTIQUES, luraiture, dlallea, mfleeUaneowo. Jlrs. Howard CecO, 8110 W. Main 81., J>ome. ....,, •••• Mason , W. Va. PL-~ •ru•~ .. ~. ----- ,, ' . . P010oroy 992-9974 . ~. ; v • nelllnks Houston, Tex., wllb the Gulf or Mexico. largest port in the United States. 218 E. ,.;1~ 14trc •nactd,_. ' · · · ;¢:: ' ~ A ·.5o-mfle..iong ship £;,;: and sei'VIce. ABC ~terprtsOI; · : )l.,ustila, Ti!x., ,,(~ tiuni' r.JGAI!~ ' veno8n• own boss and owning your HAI!MONY apartments - S l!Nlll EARLY American slen!o. I-t-Ire Tbls oet bas AM It FM radio, own business, a~ . 1fds ad. and 4 rooms. runtlshed, new 4-speed automatle reoord J wiD ooen my bookll only to RADJO and TV r<!palr, boule walls, noon~ , lurnlture, prichanger, lovely llnllb, just Interested perso11s. Write lor vate parking. Out or all floods, cans. and antennas installed. llke new. Take over payrnenll appointment to IloJ: liiJ3.G. 3 blocks !rom Pomeroy pool John Harrison, Phone 992of $5.34 per JJIDI\th or pay office, 1192-6392 from 10 a.m. <-<> The Dally SoniiDel, Pome. :tli22. lUIIe $116.21. Try II In JOUI' home. roy, Ohio. Z-7-31c to 6 p.m. U-11< Phone 991-2836. ~ . 1-!~lo W1nted LARGE HOME, attracllve 1111'· NEED !JADY Of good cl!aract.r roundings, re1180118ble to re- NEW 1988 Zig Zag lle'lrln@ malncnr11nce t!dne in lovely c:ablnet. autoIt> live In u companion llld liable person. 148 IAncolD malic z1J zag lo sew on but- AUTOMO!Ill.E l""urance IIUl, owner W. E. M<Qula, helpor. No beavy work. IloJ:. ......ued' Loot .,..,. ......... Ions. makes hut1xriloles, moSIJIIBble wages. I am not an I CanterlMiiy Lane, East Aur· or'o license' CaD \l!tl-291111. nogram and fancy desttln by ora, New York. U.7tp lnV'alld. Bertba Rll!hlhouoe. I II tro turning a single dial. Left in Pb>ae M-72BII 01' - lay-away and never IISed. Pay off $56.110 .or terms 'Uii ..,..kly. Pllooe M-21181i. PetsForS1Ie U«c BEAUTIFUL WIRE TER:uEIIS, l'ugB, min. S<:lmauz. ELEC'l1IOLUX vacuum clean~IS, Dacbsilunda and Poodlies with puppy trim. Barkaroo er, complete with - ments, paint apray, oonlwlnKls., CoolvUle, Ohio. Phone der. Looks and cleans like e67.,1654. U.!Oic new. Pay oil balance of 8 payments at $6.50 monthly. ForS1Ie Pllone 992-WS. U«c POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ple. Prefer private paid pa- CLEAN npanslve carpets with tients. Phone MII!Oil, 773-S185. tbe best. Blue LuBire Js Am~ """"'" 1\v lnt ,._ .,_ ttort te flfllth. . SHOw-TtRUALI ' Pop & Jon-No Rock t SPIQAL J"!'• W. 'C.rooy, 2 Pc:. LIVING ROOM 5UJTE ... $10.01J RuUand, Obi<>, Friday, Feb- UNFURNISHED large ftve SOFA BED ............ $5.00 room apartment. Arno1d Bromar)' 7, 1969 at 7 p.m. Used . DON'T MISS THESE thers, 618 E. Main St., ~'~:~me­ merchan<lise, electric guitar. TREMENDOUS BUYS! roy . Phone 'J92.:!448. 2-7-tle power tools , appliances, hair dryer, toaster, vacuum cleanBryants Budget Shop er, tape recorders, fish aquar- ~·1 vE ROOM apartment, elooe 108 W. Mol" Por~~etoy to Pumeroy business district. imn, mtxer, electric beater.. 992-5896 Pllone 992-51190. 2-7-tlc cameras, new clotmng, many SAVE BIG. Do your own rug other items. Used end tables, and upholstery cleaning with studio couch. reclining dullr, S:o!ALL HOUSE, two bedroow Blue Lustre. Rent eledric and bath. Reasonable rent. bunk bed!, several utility shampooer tl. Baker Furnl· P!.one 992-5110. 2-2-61p cabinets, d!M,t of drawers, tare, ~ ottoman rockers , club chairs, dressers, coal heaters, 25 ONE THREE ROOM TRAILER, roe two room trailer, Marlon 11>53 Fm!D pidrup, good Oondl· pairs good used shoes, dilihes tlon. Don BeU . Pllone 'IK7· Reynolds, Mason, W. Va. and glassware, many other 2502. :1-Utp Phone 773-5147. l-Ute items too numerous to meotion . Consignments w~ FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. !!L!GIITLY used walnut conby opeTalor . Fe rest George. sole stereo, sold new $1f7, Phone 992-M31. !0.18-llc Not responsible l<lr areidents. two mor..ths old, now ~. PaJ Tenns , cash. Auctioneers, $6.23 per monlh. Call lor free !lob runmlngs, Forest TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Moblle home trial, 992--. U«c Court, Syracuse, Ohio on Slate Georg•, Millersport, Ollio. Rt. 124, Phone - L ~ ·ll·lfe 11169 ZIG ZAG sewing machine portable model,· one 100nlh MUSIC EVERY Friday and old, monograms, overcasts. saturday at Jacl<'s Oub m FOUR ROOM fumlsbed aparlappliques, sews on buttooa, mont. AU ulllitles paid. Phone Hai1'isonville Road, oft Rt. buttonholes, blind hems dress992-71154. 1-22-lle 7. U-3te ... all wlf:ou! allachmenh. Balon<e $39.75, or pay pay. TRAn.ER. B!'OWII's Trailer of $$.35 per montb. . :~~e.~ Pl!one 991-2836. J.4.etql THE RAVENS AT HOTEL MARTIN FRIDAY, FEB. 7 9:30 PM Til 2 AM . ·. POMEIOY Used and CHEVROLET Impala twodoor hard top, 327 automatic. power steering and brake!. Call 99U547 . I~ . Aalow •• • •• . '. i . ly repairs through February. For Sale or Trade PlANO TUNING, dlSCOunl dur· mg fo'ebruary . caJJ ~5509 HOISIETtER REALTY. ducod Winter rateo 011 Grave- OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OFF ICE HOURS Notice . ..... &t... l'or Sale ' Yea, We H•. . T'- 1. ut .....1 C.l NEED LIMESTONE lor your driveway? We lumlsh and deliver. Emmett W. Shuler, Contracting, Phone 99Z-J213. U-22-tle !!Ill! PONTIAC, 4 speed, two door hardtop. 991-'107'1. J.Utc SOME m'RAW. Phone IIII'U22'1'. M-121p ---- ROOM house, ,bath, Main St., Rulland. Pbol!e 74244415. 2-2-61p "''UR 1968 CHEVROLET Nova, radio and beater, very clean. Racine Home NaUonal Bank, 919-3311. J.Utc POO'ATOES, Phone 843-2254 40 FOOT Steel Televtstm Tow· Clarence Proffitt, PorUand. er, ~- Pllooe Cbester - . 10.111-llc 4114. U-3tc --- l!ffil PONTIAC GTO, 400 cubic Inch, 4 speed transmission, s- BOAT TRAILER, 15 Inch automobile wlleels and tireo, wiU cellent condition. Phone 991llaul boats up to 12 !eel, $25. 2441 alter 6 p.m. 1-12-tle Pllone Jt92.l5116. GOOD HAY, Vernon Ne&H. STEREO, Early American Phone 919-3661 . 1-31~tp stereo, radio combination, solid state Wlit, 4 speed changer, lovely maple llnllh. Make payments of $II cw bllance ol $92.14. Pllone ltiiS218, U4lc NEEDED AT ONCE LUBE BOY & ONE WASH --------------.--------DAILY .SENTINEL, 0. . I r. ' STEIIEO Radio Colllole, f speed IDtermbod changer, duol volume eontrol, 4 opeU. er IOUIId aystem, ioYely wol11111 lllllab. Aloume PIIJII!OIIIa or $5 or bal*b o1 • • • l'llone H4lc -=·- /. 65 Pontiac· ' $1,395 Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. On• careful local owner . Very clean upholstery and sharp exterior. PS, PB & AT . $1,495 . 65 Pontiac Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful lo-- LOW WINTER PRICESI 67 Pontiac $2,295 Catalina Conv. Coupe. Extra sharp car. Fully oquippod. Ono loco~ awnor. Now Pontiac trade-in. SJ~795 66 Pontile Catolina 2 dn. Hard Top. Beautiful turquoise with matching Interior. One local owner. New Pantiaic trad... in. cal owner. Extra nice. 4 sp. shift. Power steering. 65 Olds 88's •. ; .•.•... : •.•• VDIIf Choice $1495 · CHOICE OF 2. 1-4 Dr. Green linioh with grHn in· terior. 1-2 Dr. Htp. Gold finish with gold interior. Both power equipped, both locally owned. 68 ll•cury Parkl3118 .................... $3295 4 Dr. Sedan, full p_,..r equipment, . factory air ..condi· tioned, 12~000 actual miles, new Cadillac trade--in. 66 Plymouth Fury Ill Station Wagon ....••. $1795 $1,595 65 Buick ' Sedan . Factory ,Air LeSabre 4 dr. Custom Conditioned. One particular local owner. Full vinyl trim. PS, RB & AT. 68 Pontiac _,S2,895 tr~e·in. Firebird "3SOu 2 dr. •Hard T operating. consul, 4 sp . .trans. 350 cu. in. High Output engine. Power steering; VS, stand. trans., radio & heater. A good buy! $1,495 GrQr)d Prix 2 cir. Ha<d Top. Extra sh~rp cor for modol. Air Conditlonocl. Full .,.,. atlng eGr1oul. PS, PB & AT . ' White finish with beige interior, 3 seat, vinr_l i~ter­ ior, V..S auto. tron•• PS & PB. 1 owner Cad1llac 67 Olds F85 Club Coupe •.....••••..••.. $1995 64., Pontiac ~ull Shows good t:are. 64 Pontiac $1,095 Star Chief 4 41. Soclo~ . All vl~yl tri01. Beautiful, light bluo linioh with -ehing intoriof· PS, PB & AT. · 64 Olds 88 Station Wa1011 ............... $1295 White with red vinyl interior, V..S motor, auto. trans., _ power brakes, power steering, radio, tinted glau, . w/1/w tires, 1 awner, new Old1 trade. 69 Pontiac 65Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. ·-- • ·- ·- ·- • • ,1495 V8 Catalina 4 dr. Sedqn. Driver's tralnin11. ear·. Only 588 oaoy miln. Po- otoorlng. Power bralces. Aut0n1otic tran1. ·· . 352 VB..,...., auto. tnna., P.S., whl~ o>er bl-. with bl• tJUrlor. $•,vt VB $to. Wag .. rPS, PB & AT,Nico Interior < . • DAILY CROSSWOJtD • �. It- Tbo .Q albi ~ -ltiij ..,...on. _, I ' • 0., f'liOiro F~ 7, 1_. lofobel KillS p•ed at 1110 _,.. 1n an ooijacenl bed iD All Solnb' Hoopltal matornlt> ward .,.. Tile '11!0 - lloll , _ .. ... ~ l>l.btH .•'Greatoi ""'* Jl:-- AI..U • lo ha ......lea, - _ .... .,..... ...... . ,- , waltflll to 4ollv..., - . 1llo - . ...... d-o. YUJat'e • I~ llllr ... . . - I / !V~Q~L.~i!VJNO~~:2~---:-:-,-....,...._-'---·-:-.Pol~ - ~-~·'~~'!·~-MI~d!l~t._t~~--_..,-.;o::-----.!S~~~~N~/;l::A~Y_:_·~FEBRt!A~Y-,, I~ '1110)' hod - new tbem, all under the 1ame domed ~ In a move doolgned to build black ecooomlc enter- Today, his exemplary reaffirmation that "all men are created equal ... endowed ... with certain unalienable rights ... life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" still remains foremost in our thinking as a nation. To further honor this great and beloved American, our bank will conduct no business on prise. Furniture, school suiJI)IIes other housebold gooda were sold beside the scrapple, and sausages, jellies and home baked bread. Harold WebBier, holder or the original deed to the market and who bas tho first dollar bUI taken in by his grandfather, nearly a century ago, bustled about helplll8 to manage some LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY Wednesday, February 12 or the stalls. Webster said: NJt'a good." IN KAPPA DELTA Miss Patrlcl.a AM Smith, daughter at Mr. and Mr.s. David A. Smith at Long Bottom, and a POMEROY NATIONAL BANK .eophomore at Ohio State University, has become !111111aled with Kappa Delta sorority, the Slgme Kappa branch 0{ ~ nation· al Kappa Delta oororlty. Also RUTLAND POMEROY Miss Smith was an honored guest Serving Meigs County for at a scholar&IUP achievement barupet, A FULL SERVICE 13ANK onr 96 years Member Federal Reserve System YCAZA SVS~ED HlALEAH, Fla (IJPI)-Jock. ey Manny Ycaza Mp.n a fiveclay suapenalon todll)'. Hialeah stewards levied the puntahmeat Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 TO 7 PM '• THIS WEEKEND ••• Mr. Dou1las Lqls In our ReaiiJ to Wear Depaitmllllt wltll tile T1111k Showln1 of ' Prlntzess Coats and Suits. AND IN OUR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT ••• We are hivl111 011 2M Discount Sale ol "Decorator" Custom • Made Draperies. VISIT OUR 3RD FLOOR .. .• Fumitlre Depment lor the Annual Sale of Kroehler Llvln1 Room Suites and Easy Chairs. .. Is Evacuated PT. PLEASANT - PL Ploao· ant Junior High was eli&CUated &rOuoi 9 L m. , today after another bomb threat was made. Manfred Blessing. principle. received the call. He said the voice was male, and seell}8d im- Knight !lnlohed Wednesday'• Hialeah State police were stnl oo the acene around 10 todll)', but noth1118 ~ been found. This ia the first threat at the Junior High building, Seven! have been made at the seDior high bullcll~ durl~ the bua dri- Bus Drivers ,Denied Any Right to Strike . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ver's strike. Margaret Gans of Pomeroy is Dead Mulberry a.staurantlbo put 22 years. .,, CJtll!ql tba! OiDplro'eo or - ..IP>I "Ill \'oil Virllala do aot ·m··; . .-n lli1ke •. . . ' jj - orr: \ . ~triM.~ " •' ' 84 ~ooovenido ·! •' DIES AT MARIETI' A h 1o lothe-.oyiiOil- itotodlnblal-: . !lave : OIWIIiiiOd earoMiy tbf polley ~"!!I dolling wltb 91, Woot Uoloo, W. VL, chd early tllio at the ~ lloopltol. SirVIYIDIIrO two ...... Carl, Mldclloport, llld -runs two claqhten, Mrs. Poorl lloUOWIQ', Eatm Rapldo, Mich., and M r ._ ~and ptofioollirtoloqo~Qf- 101 Grace Wobor, BeUevllle, N. J. Funeral arrangement8 an beIng compleled by tbo ~ •ul scellope4 penel too. All Funeral Home at West Unlon. INJURIES TREATm llenr)' Pholpo, 67. Rt. 2, Roclne, WBI under&Oinc emerpn- .. proMIM of 11726-Sizes to handle, quicker to dry. • Deep Action Agitator. Creates currents that plunge clothes deep into sudsy water for thor· ough washing. • Two Jet-Away Rinse!ll" Get rid of lint and scum so lhoroughly there's no need for a lint trap. • Durable Press 'care. Saves you 2T~T • ironing! Gentle washing action plus a cold water cool-down help Durable Press fabrics keep their no-iron promise! • Cold Water Wash Setting. Saves hoi water. Saves clothes from shrinkin& and fading. ,. c--...-• ••met Ill• .. of D•~. De •"•· Notllle 11 he~bJ' IIYen 'lllbD L , Wertlel' of MlddiQort, Ohio: ... been 4Uif IPPCIII'ltC!d h~~eutor of dN llr.ab~ of o ......t. lhl'l'ldlon. ~..... leU of Middleport, Melp OcnlldJ, *' ...... Cre4lton are Nquihd to rlho tbltr dalnq ·~or wltb ,.... l)a~ :~a . aid ftduc:l117 ........_ montha. Udlo 17th 4Q' of .IUUIUJ' lORN C. 8A.COJ'II A.ctll\f PrvbtiW .1\IW ol ut4 Coullt;r 31, J'eb. 7, 16 8\C MEIGS THEATIE TONIGHT & SATURDAY FEB. 7-8 5-YEAR NATIONWIDE WARRANTY Ona-yttr Warranty for rtpair of 1ny ctefi!Ct. plus t four.yur Pro· · I 11IE WGGEST BUNDLE OF THEM ALL (Technlc:doi-l Robert w._r, lloquol We~oh 1 taction Plan (parts only) for furnishlnl repJeeament for any def«t:i11e par1 in the ce>mpttft tltnsmllsion, driVe motor,llncf w.tef pump. Bat:ktd by Gentr~l MOIOtl . . BAKER QU~LITY FURNIT.UR~E. • .c-ru;ASONABLE R~Tl:S ' 'I CIIISklo1 <It IIMIIO la.,.a loachoro or aent~ .PWoomei The deceased, daua:hter at Ra)r and Freda Searles, Depot•St.o, waa a member of Rutland BrowDle Troop 49 ond attended the Rut- . ' , FLAMING FRONt1ER SVN. • MON. ·TUES. FED. 9-10-11 "THE FOX" (T..hnlc:dorl !iail&l)' o.mda-«elr nun.. COLORCARTOONS; llacuaPocu Slqaenper Clper Cool Kat SHOW STARTS 7 retar - · moved to make UOIIII aar.t;r dopOolt - · Ia the lllllln vaaiL Anlol • the wef&trt ol1be ..te .t betuf,OOO llld5,000jiCIIIDiili.Titomolll could not be <lit by . . aooQ'... torch and moGoDd hid to be uaod to dliiDWIIlell. Below, Dana RaiU, omplare<!l the bank, IUI'VOJ&Ibl old - . I ,., buUle_.tolly for tbo..,. lbo Corllll exlot With emplqyep of ......,. mint at·'!tie .W., ~ "' . lnllrll... ij,e odlj- or the *the liieitt •oweIa hope tba! tw dl!rerenaea edotlDJ between parlleo In tbo ~at tbiiUmo bl opood· . ean lb' resolved tbroalb OI)Oii ;dlo- · cuaalon In ordM that ui..Aoi:adon <It children tlol k bnpedod. ...... reodjl to udot you In OilY WI¥ jJOJidblo. • . . at a re- · Ul'dQ-In Zattoovllle. llarald Taksor, _..,. ......,t IIXOC1IIIn <It the Cl.volllld baood odvtrllol"'l ftrm or Moldruurllld Fowllllllh, woo r-..ct lpolk~ er at ibo Z1110ovUio ''opoctol IDvllatlmH rall,r wllldl d r 0 W more than ·100 Amort... Cal>lllr SocleiJ' VO!an!aon rroonlbo SOUIItwaot lllOllna! <It Ohio· .-·n-- Emi~Jutllo It $he IIIOIIInc. Kfrtrl oil•, WIIB pJocW:m .n..tlntrlbo of tha oo- U. uid Plllljana <>' ~laro <It -Uoo!llle n-cb ..,_ plteollcao mlllt k ~be<llitM I!Djdo are not a\l'allalile cieQ', Solo-- -lbi- IDgCo•• ~R.LI­ pot In P- -u.r Yllllll, " " " - - I l l . . ed b7 1llo 18-lrtch lltldt ..Uo "' the Iaior - - Tho Pint Na.llalal ~ 1110\'011 ... ilo Pl'N_ .... _ _ _ 1, 1117. . el truck. Allen tolid officer& he used. his brakes when he thought a vebtcle was going to pull from a driveland Chur<h or Christ. way into his !toot. There WI& SUrnwrs, in aclclitlolh to her heavy damage to both vehlcleo poronta, are a oltrtor, Pew; and Allen was cited to Meigs three brothers, Paul, w-and County Court on anasauredcle.u Rll!lh, all at bane, ani her ma- dlotonce charge. 1or1-.J .......,.other, Mrs. Lauro Fox, o1 CQ&Iton. ~nl oervlcea will be Moo>dll)' at 2 p. m. at lha Martin f'1laorll HDillo wltb Rov. EV&ene Meigs in ll.,_i£: :, ~un~u Gf()Up FrlollllsliiQ' !OUI lltha,....... · ·M Tax · £' \:P > Receip • ts up m• '69 . ~QS- Faral" f\tlida -lllnc $44,114 wU1 k available weeli 1o the lluekeJe llllla - Hocking Vlllo.Y Roglorjat Developmellt Coundl, accordiDg to Plolllp Lavelle, """"""'• do- CAP Agency Needs Health Nurse velopmenl - - field coontlnator In Alben& The llueke1e llllla - lloddng VallO¥ ROIIkJnal Develo,pmenl Coundllndudu Perry, Morgan, GALLIPOLIS - 'lbe Gallia- Jntero- ewlicante sboold NoiJie, Belmont, lloeklnr, Alb- . 11e1ga Commwtity Adlon agon- cootact tbo CAP olllce In l'l>m· ., GAUJPOLIS - Gellla a Dd !lelga CGunlloo oconcl better ••· Wollbitt8l><m, Mottroo, and 1IIID 10 por. plna In Jan- 11e1p _ , . , II> ~ them. lllrl' 1969 <ldo oalu tax col· 4,V.Ue said that the f.OOI'II ''a.Oaualboyaroiii!Odalpro.. I~ ooer dmllar noolo>ta !UttdiDg will permltlbo llalllDg jeell!, lbo Soel~ ti. oeeld'll IIIII· for JIIIIIU'I' 1968, acconlial to <It 111o Dov............, Council 10 _....,..._..... otan11a1 gUto, $3,000,IIIllup, _ from Slate Trelllll'er Jolta D• H.r- 111o dev·•-~ _.,_, e11orta .... ••• C0J1101'8lk!no, e-1, - - IMirt. aodorwa,r. Tile ftrol .POll II> M llono and indtfl6tlll to activate Colleetlotta In !leiga Couilty nued m ~ Ill that o1 lhom," King IOid. lul totalod 1137,89tl.9t ODcuUve director, ha alated. Melli Coonb''a .. ....800 IIDal Ia wldcb waa 12.55 Jllr - · or . Charlea Brinkman or the --"" ~ Ito obaro <It a $2.9 adlllca otaN- $f,20l,IO, more tban wsa col- ......_._.. or Devel~- 1a •·--~· ~ - -director wide IIDal "' . _ t _..uq 1octed In _ , t.-. ~ -.... ...... or 111o~Dev·•--r • , ..... 1, 1988 -Coondl-. .....[II'08rllllla <I NIMI'c:h, .-... YMr -~· · "'"" meat llon and """'"' to cancor po- lbroallt Jllll. 31, 19tltl), colleeLaYello Olllj1boali01d that an Ueaio. Since 1HS, .the Amerf. llaDa In !lelga COtatQ> WWI a- ox-live w1tb - caa Cattoor ....,. ba.l IDvoat- bead $73,tll2.18 wltb $288,916.- . 1oace In _.,.me; ltoduotrlal, ed 1IIID tour mllllm dol· 60 ro.- lbo · .........t !local _.. or """""""" muot In COIIOOf ..ooar<:b In Ohio, C01IIIIU'M t0 .lf5,43U3 (« lbo ha found boforo 1bo or put ftacaiJMr. lrlll clovtloponenl Cllll start. 1DP FHACI'UIIDl .. Gallla Coonb' Tho <It 111o Dovel.....-t GALLIPOuS- lira. Flora B. """'. 12.110 par aboodl wltb Catmdl wlil - - 1110 work Mill, 81, Rt. .1 - . .... . $21,423 oolloCted ~t~J......,.19tl9 Coondl "'tbo Ohio ~ 1o Hill'* ¥odlcal Cea- C01IIIIU'M to1\17,DIIb.86, apia of Doparlmoal or by ..., Flrll 4vo., It 4:40 p.m. $2,481.1~ Oro 111o 11aca1 bula, aao'drw 11111 oacourltllnr lnduoFrkllf' wllb a tnc:lttrod hlp. lito _ . . . . . . .colloetldota In 00- 1l'lll dtJvelopam; Ia 1bo ana. loa• lt\lared Ill i ' lloll ol b o r ~ ~ llllt101r --..~n,. Clllliell will ealabllsb l'omo· u.t· eijrodiU.. Ill roport. 770.29 _.a to $20'1,173.12 llnoo1 d -~~~~~~· frOinlo~ illt ~q lito P:~ llacal ' ,_, . <tlool!noioii cxo Pqe 2) -un dev.__ Jar, eol...-., · "'tha -· Dav........,. L • ~b I D.-.• ~1,ee ... $289 . "'ndllal Molp Qooml,y 8oCiet;r - LEGAL NOTICE Wldo tora atroelln&: tbem. . 91ch d I •...- - PJ'C)Illeelnoruood undorotandlnc prcblomaUdroaulllnbetterochoolo for chlldnll. You are also correel In uoertlnc the rlabt !If teacboro and otbor omploJeea to Join aoo orpDizlllm 11onaJ tr01ro1rw IIIMIIng bolcl Sat- ey IQtlad. The accident wa1 \81.• dor lnvoatlpilon by Sberllr Rob- IIO'I'tCI OP APPOIIITMUIT to IIDal o( ~800. KiDI a10111 lilllt Mr. IIIII Mro. IJO)Od ~ ....,.._lbo 1131 ..2-Siaes 3-6X cy W. this for opparent minor ~IJ!~ .,.. talned In an automobile a&idlm. Mr. Pbeipa woo removed to Vet,.· enna Memorial Hospllal -10 a.m. by the Radno ornorpaert c. llarleritach. c-• the llke, resta wltb the _ , . or -catklll and qannat k - pled aWII)', IIIia llct oboolld not In &IV WilY precllldo - · dl•- k eommomod ru- ~Mn · w~m.....p 1o · -'~ ..... 1a.)V•&t v~r~~n''Y'"' ore !'O!JIEROY - lleadocl b7 Edward F. KlDc, ~. the !lelga Couttl,l' Amer101111 canao. Cru- lido roar will ha.. • lloylnt ,.,..,..fJtlr , ... M41. Peech or ~. the -runs more water, makes wash easier lbt. 1>1 111o MIIIIXI c..m. ---·~~- . AvriiCr) ro,.on OOI'If•tlon. A l.ow with nat -rmlnatkll> of wagea, houra, worklnl IIIII 11 veered his vehicle left of center irtothefronto1Phe1J>o'1962mod- tllll!fm. Crusade .Goal Set Hello S,il'lll H•«t I em ell IWeetMIIInMyKete Gr.. newey cfrus. D•llcGt• ltl-ms Gild SGtlnJ 1hl,.s dane• all OYIIf th• F~l(r~ polr••* and <It their own choosli>S. ''While It Is true that the ft. 1.~ "w. w.-."" "!!Iii+'"~ ~ . -~a ,.·a~ ...~- c..u.. JeoPoidJ. . at Mart-; c.uau- '*"'Siilllill~ u..·twt 10 •Y~'...!:I:!Jl;;,, .,..,.:foll,,.- .• _· , riiiir...._ • Br-. polley atatementa lrO eaoentlal to el!ocdve boardl)l'O<*lu-eaand an lbo reapmdbntty <It boards <ll.'*catloa· "I am ' - 1o 100 that .you ._,.IOICI ' -~~ Ia Y- stote.that 1bo .-e.u-1 weitar. <It chlldrell II 11!0 paraDDDit 001tddoradaft of lbo llaBoord or Elducatlon.. charges were filed agai.Dit Whit- /lt. l.a, llW c - CU,, the-·· main null. The llllliquo Ill ...... h<lrilorromscbool of apparent minor lnJuriea. ShortU Harte!Dch llld MarAuthorities said James Leiria •hll TUlia were anlsted ln the Allen, 39, Puyall~Ct, Wash., Dl0\'lnvestiplloo by ProseculiDc A;,. 1118 ......, oo Route 338 at a hiJI(I l.on!OY BerDan! V. FUltz. No nte of speed, hit his brakes l11d cl-' m.,~ 'fhlt rM II!RM!d !!!I'Y• M ~ l!a· ... Ill* rtlll"l"ll!il4lvt!!lllll*l'!lo ~ - ~ ·~· .of*-- "''Jilt~--~ ileel- •'T!Io ~-"'1-.:4!!U.l"'t illli....~~ "- Funeral oemceo will ha hold Gana. at 9 Lm. from lbo S.. crod Hearl CIIJrch wlllt burial In Sacred ·Hearl cemetery. Frlendo may call at Ewlns Chap~ Ralph, . ' . PI', PLEASANT - R o ¥ M. Smith, !late ~ <It Scllaolo, llu Cllllllrnwd In a Ittlull> Maiarl COUJIII' SchGOI ~ L ~· Smith, hio . ~ <It the lOcal lchool boanl'o po!ley In Ito lijbt Willi 8trildnl ochoOI ~~~ · •.,..,. ~ rocolnlilOri, ) whk;ll 11111 ado!lt8d bJ the board <It Feb. 4 .In • IJO- Katherine Gono, 6f, d I o d Thuraday ovenlnc In Melp Genorallloopltal. Sbe _..led l h o Mra. William ' 2 .., lllfeendler. - ; Wo . IOtH'Idnc at 'lbo Flrol NeiiG!lll Bonk, 358 SoalDI Avo. Aap!lll trylni to cut aport .... old ..... IIOii>all" lifo fD rotiDIOlt ri.n died of a broken neck and internal.IIXI cheat ln,iurieB. ~riff Hor!enblch said the Impact cauaed minor damapa to home after 2 p. m. Suiklly. ~ the hocll and grill <It WhlttingSheriff Hartenbach also retca'a 1962 modoleor. ported a two-car accident Friclly The young1ter, witnesses Mid, 11 9:40 L m. that rosut¥ In started to cross the highway ear· Henry -M. Phelp&, 67, Rt. 2 Raorybw a boUle or soda pop she ctne, beitw taken to Veterans hid purch&Md whUe Walking Memorial Hoopltal for treatment . AND SEE THE MANY NEW ARRIVALS ••• lor wom• and lirls In tilt Readr to Wear De-ent 011 tilt 2nd ' Floor. el IUIYllma. • "Rapidry-1000" Spin. Fastest spin of any automatic! Gets out GALLIPOUS - Aapl, Rt. Lindo Mae woa rushed to v•rans Memorial llolpltol where ohe wu dead 011 orrlval. Cor..ir Helll')' Ewl~ ruled the ~ • mature. Thursday because o1 Yeua•a 9:1e h IUI'Yived by Chreebroth.. ride aboard Tap en, Alfred. cart and c....Knltht In ....... cllvtilon at Gona, and • nator, Mar~~nt Tq> ftrot, but (-~-~=========~=====~--~ ' waa cll_.iflod to tblrd. Stakes. Old Safe Removed Rutlald, l.- the 'ridnlt;y f#. Adams' Aucti.OD HO&lle. Mqa c--q s....-ur Rd>ert c. Harte.._ch and Rotlond Marshol John TtDJa Aid the girl either nn or walked frd1l betwetm tw'o ie8IDY parked vehicles Into Route 124 In froot or lbo IOPProochlng WhlltiDalon vehicle. Tolit Marlla, 0{ the Mlrtln Funeral Home in Rutland, was lmmocllately aUIIIIIIOIIed to the aceoo. ······················~·············~························· · . Junior 16gb •1careiesan ·f ·t o L!nlll Mae Searles, a RuU.rxl Elementary second IJ'8(Ier. is El~erfeld• . In OPEN ·FRIDAY .AND SA . . Y NIGHTS UNnL 9 · - ' • believed . to bow died almost lnaWrtly - n ohe was struck ln the h~ bj' 1 westbound vehicle driven b7 Elmer Whittington, 77, Shop At '' .. RUTLAND - An ela!rt--year-<>ld llutlaDd pr1, struck llld killed by 1111 auto while aile wu enroute '"""" fr<JIII achool Frldo7 3<40 p. m. ........ Mote• County' a ftnl tnlllc llotollty or 1969. buslneas neighbors at the Ridge Marl whore lbo Pemii)'IVIIda Dutch sold lltolr ~eta for 93 years. Twenty-two Negro · merchants Thursday OI*IOd otallo with J ton~ -Linda Mae Searles is First Fatality of '69 PIIILADELPIIIA - Amilb and ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1809-1865 - (! Eight-Year-Old SchOol Girl Killed INTEGRATm MARKET farmers have ·~ I I n. FJQ . . ~--~--------------------~--~~~--~~-----~-~----------~------------~~~====~~~~~~--------------------~---- _.-aled II dill- IIIII hod not aeen eaeb ather aillee. Mrl. KiDI Wll plated In I children•• home •• u :lnfaat and Mrs. 9181'..,. -~Wood b7 rooter par-. ' ,.Now we hl.ve ffDall)- met w don't Intend to 1oM apln," Mra. Seveu Ald. •4We have found pi~ to talk about." And from oloewbore In lbo world, there was more evldoneo that lilt all of today• a news was gloom and doom, · Memoaite •adkui•_,•llw 'llurriet ... 111Eiit : ...-: s~.,-~,":::: l!oiDII I 32PAGES l!oth )II their tlllrUu, •~ a.., 91meao.· ~ II ....... :' J "Y'"' rellilnd liM <It . . - ;1>e1111 ........,. 1111'118 replied "'"" llilriOJ 111o1r falllllloo. , too." .W... or Thoughta ·ye8, there IS gooil .neWsf. J1r Ullltod l'relf ..-~~aao,~ Alol: "EI- "':' .. Cbatlm, ~ Mfi. ta.. Mm~UU.· I< . R <.. · ' cy Ill -chill8 for a heallh oroy, localed In the Meigs County Caurlhouae, or the Gallipo- m:-u..· aald "':: !u.=:-;,!re:"~ lis ofllce, which is loeated. in tbe Gallia COtatQ> Courlhouae. Applicatloos will be aceepted registered ml'le, and m u 1 t . have aultable lr_.-tat!on. The Willi Feb. 17. podllon poyo $450 a l1l<llllh, and So,yre also amounced a 1otal at 566 people worked either ruu a reaiiOIIBble travel allowance. aald the IOPPllclllll nmsl beSo.vre fret to work both Gollla and Melga Counlles, IIIII muot k able tu oxllllng · wltb ' Suit for Money -•to -cleo. Fll~ in . Pol~ Catch Meigs lime or part 111110 cm~Drrllloput ftocol year In lho two - · • · and lhlt $281,817 ... - od ror labor or aenlcoa aInc the past year. Brdoln down, lbl CAP ploymenl !lgures - - full - - , . _ . , - - tors IIIII four part.Umo lotrators, two employed full Umo In COIIUIIUIIIQ' oont-. Doll at oclo>l NYC tnb.o -*1 128, wltb a <It Ia lhia phase <It the _...,_ ~r ned(~Nlorbood Yaudl Corpa enrollee• 1otaled 13S,IIilll two ltafl' l'lleldJerl. S u m m 1 r POMEROY - A ault for ..... !IDTA ......U- IIDlld 81.. Two Suspects POMEROY -' Tiro ,..U.s suoPeeled -Ot srand iorei!IIY In Morpn County wor. 8JIIll9beadod Friday by I'Ome1'a:v pollee. Tho,y are a.I.Pb Solbol, 19, """ • 17-fui-old ,...... Slt!d<polt.'. Tlllj' had boln rosld1111 temporari!J In Coon- ey and a dl\rOrce aeticm have Thoro wore 74 f u l l - - ors in the ....,.,... bead · P"-ODI IIIII 127 pari • llmll Died in the. J!o!ol&• CGunty Commoh rtw11 UJUl"L. Park Loan, lilc., Belpre, DI- workers. ed ault for fl,929.87 agalnal both"' CIIIIGt, ' aiD-a Ald. Tlllj' """ ...,.. over SaturclQ tiiOIIIIng ID Morlan CGtutt;y ·.alllcero, ..oot retumod there 1o 'a<elbo dlarpi. ey - ~DUplayPal .... ,. .fn. by ~· $couia .' )l:lplx.EI'OIIT - .. QhaonSCiltttWook,.._ . ·cull Seoul a,lifot..· lljol . Homer E. Cole llld Nancy Cole, ....._,.. Plain;, charJIIng the ·IDDUIII to ha the ._td balance Permit Supenderl on a lou. Over 7-Day Period Oo _..., . at p-ou nellect or dld1 llld oxtromo cruelty, Ttl'l'7 L. 'l'bompaon. Pomero,y, flied ault CGr divorce I r o m Charlo• E. ~ ColonIal ~ -••~.. The plalntl!l aaka lha Ullonliatt <It hor malden nola, Hy..U. · iLtXAW..~ PI'. PLEASANT - llearlnp fqc- ll• local ltmolllea _... -FrldO)'---. for fOr � 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 7, 1969 brannan carlyle gans soulsby stevens