https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3110491787eb3c0be97949b6a6347620.pdf 7bd50769e90bff338fdb260da481ffab PDF Text Text . 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 ���1 - 'tho ~- l'tmoa- Sen!lnol, ......,., t'ollnlol7 '· 1~ , . .• Ointrols Aimed at -~= Cig Ads Future Dimmed ~-Rainmen CHARLESTON, W, Va. (l!PO -Cloud ..e.tl11i wwld be undor ,"· ll&rlet ..,.,11'01 If a bill paned out ol the House Committee on Acrl<ulture and Natural ReIOUI'ces Friday Is adopted lzy the legislature. The blll, a commUtee HUbstttute tor one introduced by Dels. Larkin Ours, R-Grant, andThomU Hawse, 0-Hardy, will be at flnt reading Mooday, and if It NEW•.l'ORK OJP1) - -Wioolloor F-.1 ~-·· Comm11olorl (FCC) tOIIIWlJ Ia ou•ce•sful 1ft -lllel>r<Jt \n '~ .~·, .· the cut aclverlllbw of ........, Ita proposal ~ rMU!iJ. cl\aJI@S In oind Umlll of - - odJI ... An editorial .......... .... . tel...... ', , advances through the regular calendar would be at passage llage Wednesda,y . All)' pel-son having in his pos.. .. solon cloud seeding equip. I' SYLV NIA AG 1 FLASHBULBS meot would be required to register the equipment with the director of the Aeronautics Commission under the bill. Fallure to register, uvon con- victim, could bring a person a $10,000 fine. All persons who wouJd engage in weather modification, whether it be an individual, government and armed forces carry- ing out projects, or research staas, would be required to have a llcense from the com- -··llnl . . . . . MOTOR. • • . ...• •, j,•.. • ..- ..i't ·''. ~-. lhot "In the l q1111111' ..., odds ra- diiDinUIIul, It 1111t ~redlded .. • "'• ~ ,_ GENERAL ELECTRIC . ' or Broad..,ator• <NAB), laid a sununlt meeting ol NAB codo · and Cigarette . Advertlainl Cado ONLY missJon Which would be renew- BOX amount of $50,000 at the time the license was issued to cover lilY d a m a g e the licensee farmer~. Every applicant for a license would have to have a resident agont within West VIrginia. CANDY ~BARS 3 MUSKETEERS"' . ., s GILLETTE S. s. MILKY WAYS SNICKERS 16 OZ. PIG. operation. Plloto who would fly an airIJ}ane with invisible mmbers to 'fo.s s L ~ places and the name and post office of each ,person participatIng or aa:sistlng 1n cloud seedbig """'d have to be kept and reported to the director immediately upon completion of the -.. .DES . ' orders annually at stake- n• AiSoltlD .COLORS, .... ', . seriously c:oncerned. But the teleri..... SIZES REG. esCape identittcaton, or any air- owner or operator who knowlnslY boarded cloud seed- List._ 79e planes could have their licenses revoked-· the pilot f o r ing five years and the airport permit for ooe year. The bill is _patterned ~r a ,. 79e:· Penasylvania law. Pemsylvanla, Maryland • n d the eastera panhandle ~ West VIrginia and paris of VIrginia have had problems with weath- 5 LB. BAG i domlnatod by cl~ nies, These revenues wwe dowa an estimated $16-S mlllloa Ill 1968 from a peak of '-23L5 million In 1967 - - uor course television eaa " survive the losa d elpreUe advertising- it 1rill have to," Hid a high broadeallllng omclal who asked that his name DOt be used. "But frankly. lt would have been better If the l!dllltr)' bad learned to aUJ'\'lve wlth:lut lt voluntarily a rew years qo.,. pkg. er mod:illcation activities. Residents <If the Eastern pon. haDdle maintain severe drougllt . ·'Jilmations in recent years are lhe ·r eoult of eloud s-ng. lncllltrJ - revewes, confident lbal nna.t -ad if they be lost, could be made 1111 lalrl7 quickly by other adYertiMrO Who are "'standing in Une" for prime aclvertlslng lime ...,. ( port (CAC) olllclala woold lal!e . . ..alternati-ves" IUeb u ........ on-camera ll1lOklni in .. . . . tlsementa or llmliiDe ada to lilA hours -. young ,.._ presumably have eooe to bed. Congreas To Act "'This wouJd be lD no Wll a admission tbat the FCC baa a right to ban aclvertloing of anr product ould over tile - . 1ft this country' n Anello Aid, noting that C<Jngress .., con11nue a prohibition Cll regulation ol cigarette aclvertlllng that Is s<hecllled to aplre June 30. "It remains to be seen 1diat Congre" deeo, and It will be Interesting to see wllal lhe oommisaion wW do If Caageu doesn~ act.., he added. 11 the oornmlslion perslmln unilaterlll limltatiooa 011 et.. garotte advertising .. telerillkll and radio "we will take It to cout1.., Anello Aid. In general, tile FCC'a ploD was met with dismay but DOt always auprise in the tobaceo, brood<astlng and advertlalnc inclJstrles. The tobaeeo inlllltcy, its cotnmon lloc:kl llliJlJiol as much as 21f.z points toward the end of tile week. wu described as braced ror a tlabt to the deatll. Ad Men Concerned The ad lndustry-wllb Ill estimated $1!15 million In ad qt. might cause. Any licensee whom the Aeronautics Commission determined was the cause of a drought. heavy downpours or s t or m s would have to pay damages to R&rol'\is of all oper&tiOns in~ 'lrililhod elilployed, lype cL'· eqUipment used, tilnes and As- Douilas Anello, general sel !or tile Nallonal lble amualJ.y. A bond or lnsur&to::e would have to be executed in t h e elu~ Industry 11111 <0111lder YOI111!1017 -lied by 1be FCC In Its ProPos&' w.me~M~aT. ""<OI'dlng to - · acttoa, as try IOUI'ces• BOX OF 12 ONLY Prior to undertaking any Oil· eratlon authorized by the U ~ eense, the licensee would have to rue with the director and publish in a newspaper a notice ol biJ intenUon. The notification would have to cover the entire area that would be affected by weather modification activity. Proof &C pWlication w o u I d bave to be filed by the licensee witll tile director witllln IS deyo from the date of the last Plbli~ cation notice. d!._,.ance, of~* · on the air b)' - . r - It comes." 7n tbe meultlme tht ·Weather Roundup Computer Now Will GALLIPOLIS ~ TOOTH. PAS IE Aid Flll'lll Loaning ) LOUISVILLE, KJ<, - The Fed· oral Land Bank of Loulsvllle !Ills IJirillg will join In establishing a national data bank for farm · loan research, E, V. Landers, president. annow1ced EXTIA tod~.y. "The Land Bank Data Baril: will .able us to use computer technology to intensify our contin- lumbia, S. C. IN VIETNAM REEDSVTI..LE - Sergeant Ga,y E. Fields, ""' of Mrs. c. E. Hall, Is on duty at Da Nang AD. Vietnam. A weapons mechanic, he la a graduate of Eastern Loeal Hlib Sdlool. His father, Gay ' Flelda resides at &50 Osborne . ' . ~ SIZ~~" .·, '. ,'v EACH .. •aa to have . ~,or tile Kemody Lecture Ser- ,a!i: 11111. opoak tni!lead ... we~~­ Ff!l>. 26, 8:15 p.m., 'IIi ' ·~ 1 \ ,::1 ' •• l ····- · ·-~ .. l I • ~· _... ~---' ~ Feb. ~4'UDder sponaor- ·' ·• ." til•• • ·· LTS,Jacbn. - 1.11 ,_ appear!"""' of -~ so .d 52 ~::.u..se:~ ~a.tland Ma-Jor Carl ·Stokes at ()fdO 'i hmersity has been .PO£ Slokes, Monday • • • • • Theoday • • • • .fl 18 WedneidaT • • .54 30 Thuroday • , •• le 25 .•M Friday • • • • • .fl M .01 Solurday- .. • ..38 ,I I . Averaphl&h~rot the week thlo year - thlo year - 0.53 .. . ••• 1..& jar- 0.35 ....... I TaWpre. .~,.-~ " STOKES DELAYED ATHENS - The ~ 111gb Low Prec. !lmday .. .. . .51 35 Avonaelow...,... . . ...,. the """' . thlo ;tear - .... ... ·.:. ON'Y~~:.·: tion. Day aree•. Jut year·- Sl.lllili• • lit-. POmeroy. ' \ ' . TAC NASAL SPRAY < ON DUTY · Ull · -'·LAt· llx9 9.· .. \ ' PKG uoUs search ror wa.ys to improve loan services to farmers," said LADders. 11 will be loeatod In Co- URGE ·'' · T._.... ' weatber , tures, precipitation and. condlllons for eaeb 2l baur DOr· 1od as recorded by Pete Meeorrnlck at Fairfield Wealhor Sta- ' ,i • Nf!nilal~ ••, oil¥ ...:;f.j~ ,~. ��,.,,_,, ··-~· ~ l ,. .l,;( o f...,... lo ....,.,..,....... ,~• • • • - "' " '"'' -'"--•• • .,..,,_, ._,. __ ,,._,.,,"'~_.,,.,.,.., ; In.spee,~n Teams: .IJfti Beiter than Plann·e d 5haw Jury Shown Room . Of Conspiracy Session -or....,.. . NEW • u...-o''dodl aoek- ho litl ol-1 ' !lldkato• lllllt , ..Jdcleo llloerlJlfardf; 011 a -ltlvaeldlol tDur 11 COLUMBUS 0ido't prolllhlr oerl.oo ror wdi; • <lorman---,.,_ :;, .,._ o1 . . - lllCit!lr .,..li<le .aualy ...- . .....nuonanbo- wlfll 1U - · .. tlidDI !liOJlDa ho • • to oall to"......,• • .,........ Jal """" •u• l!Z • ..;.._ In "'-"'P -· ~~ -A 1~ In lull . OjiOnllon for 1111 ~ !rCOD the hlghWIJ _d__.. ... ""•"'-JoQVntm ...,. - 11501, - """ ~ Tulle Fleltla II !to ... wan dliii)08ed of rr reotored lo only sill monilia durlnC 1968, •~ at !M ~ a 11111 a1tt tro.. lila , ;;..,_ce bel' awn TV 18118s •••• ceeded the orillnll prQJected eo- operahle eondltloo. ~ In ~ I1D who .... ~ell with this Ia a ollghl, . '!be l'lllli!Pneo .... ~ell tlmate ~ one m!Dioa lrui>ect!OIII mu aldnt dob8l!ler ot')!uhw _..... per year." COlonel Rcf;lert M. but .__..ble detre&le In de- ••Oavaaa ctaara;'! plu• fll1lnl ~ the n. Sllllera, will Ina.., ..........1111 teetlw vehicle .. caused accl· the .up,. 1111 left fmln the u.s.Mr. nearb Chiaramonte, Ohio State Highway <llllrlailll Bill I l l In b In ti'l58 illtor ......,. GALLIPOLIS _:. wHAiiFBOAT OWNERS ACCUSID OF HIGH ago and the present project tor a P$'01 s~C~erlrrt.eodel&, saki to- 4enta. As a reault ot buptfction,. cOIIIO rltl •.•• Cu11ai1 retu&M - "-"1 Feb. 15; aho'a mo· of _.uoa will! dMI· · RATES. HATFIELD COAL CO. IN BIG MERGDI. URGFNCY OF 9-foot <l110nel wao adopted In da.J, "The total (or 1968 reac~ (ewer defediw vebiclet are on . ICUIIlebult willapeH • prl•ate t11a 1in811>1 Kina couolnlo , u.r . .......IDAS THE COMPLETION OF A 9~00T CHANNEL FROM PrrTSBURGH the road, thua they Ire· ~sbW J>llat named "llllik" hoi been !910, to be c~ In 10 year a eel 1,078.148. .. Tho · n. FOJiifb on· lyn In swttlorland; TO CAIRO. c. C. BOWYDI TELLS OF BOATING ON THE KA· lllifll!l Into Qlba and ~eat­ arxl the work to th1& time is only Accord1rw to team ~.the tewer accldentL TV looks like the healthlellt lam- ._., M _57th 91. ,_. 8th .Wi., NAWHA RIVER DURING THE CIVll. WAR! Aolde !rCOD the primary 111>- Ing -.-ol-dollJ at ••• ' ITa;;;;;; v., . . t"o-third 1 completed. We insist most pnvalent violation was UDOO the prunpt c(ltlpletion ot some type ot de!cctlw llgtltilljl. THESE ARE AMONG 'FHE MOSI' tnteresdng items of River this project, which can be accom- · Defects involving tire1, turn sla:New a from tbe ftles ot the Gallipolis Daily Tribune just 50 years pUshed easily in three years' nala, exhaust system&, a n d brakes followed in order of ~ ti.me." cldencta. FEB 3 1919 - BARGE lines. It lo expe<ted. will be e-lllhDefective vehicle urests for ed 011 ' Ohio River when the locks and dams are completed the slx months of 1968 lncreusand Cmgresa wUI be urged to create a commlssioo tD work 1n ed 66 ·percent over the total for con.)mctlon With tbe t.terltate COII'lltl8l'ce Commission In the the cOJIIII&nlble period In 1967 establllbment and maintenance of water,va,y freight rates. , - the 1bls Interstate Commerce Commission's efforts to revive riv· er business ia considered a big joke In many quarters. Ita elfortl have generally been to aid the railroads and kilJ wat8I"WBY&' competition. 1919 - WHARFBOAT owners have been accused ln a ~~ paper of adding to the decline ~ packet business on the ado River by emrbltant charge&. A few years ago at Cincinnati we interviewed one of the most practical and up-to.date rtvermen ln the Ohio Valley, who at tbe time was superintendent ~ one of the best line of steamboats on the upper Ohio, regarding wharfboat charges. He Jiad not a complement to make and stated that the wha.rfboats were a necessity in the successtul operation of the packet business. 'The packet boat owners could not aftord and were not financially able at that Ume to own the FEB 4 wha.rfboats. II' it had - oot been for the whartboat owners, the packet boat owners, in our oplnlon, would have long before been put out of business between PittsOOrgh, Gallipolis and Cincinnati. The packet Unes have no experiencad aolicitors for river business, and, lD fact a live and competent solicitor fOt' river business would be a r~ curiosil;)' in this aectlon. &J.ch weU kmwn wharlboat proprietor• al the upper Ohio as Joseph Good, Parkersburg; John Manley, Bellaire; John Crockard, Wheeling; J. H. Best, Marietta; P. W. Thornll .... !leubenvllle· and Jerry Browri of Rochester, and a f,w others, all reUab~ agenta, were never accused of being '"pirates'' before. They were doing their best at all times to divert freight shipments from rail routes to steamboats wbile the bo:at rates were the ~heapest and transportation ttle quickest. Boat rates are now aald to be about the same as raJI rates oo tbe uwer Ohio. FEB 5 1919 - CAPTAIN C, C. BOWYER, Pt. Pleasant banker atdt.oruy oo river matters, sends us the following lnterestlng reminiscence . or boating on the Kanawha River QJ.ring the Civil War. 0a Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1864, at Red House, Ule steamer B. C, Levi was captured a little before daylight with about 40 Federal aoldlera, General E. P. Scamm011 and part of hi• ataiJ on board by a squad of Cmfederate soldiera undeJ'I the command of Cap .. tatn James Nowning. The boat waa taken to v~·· Landing IDd bitroed, the Confederates ~ their way cross-country to Hurrleane Bridie. 1 think the boat waa rebuilt and renam. ., .11 e1 GeDenJ Crooka. Perhaps 10111e at the old steamboat men ot _ •1 • , 1·that time can give some definite iDI'ormatlon m this. and Shade Survey Asked eftect). This increase is a direct reou!t of !Dapectlm activit;)' and The projects are those beiDI Park. Southern and southeastern Ohio will benefit from two multiple • purpose water facUlties in the list of recommended projects. Both wc:uld provide for fiood control; water supply for rnunlctpa)lt:f.es, Industry and agriculture; water quality control. !lsh and wildlife enhancement, general outdoor recreation and economic - - from the promotion of tourism. Whiteoak Resenoir project would provide 930 acres of recreational water in Brown County near Georgetown. Logan l!Oservolr, with a dam oo Clear Creek approximately me mlle east of the Hocking Fairfield County line, would Impound 1,800 acres of recreattun.. ol water. tent drivers from our htghw~JS, favorable side effects an eyi.. In Part• - dell!. For inatancll!lt as a reeult of in- specting vehicles during 1968. 15 felony arrests were made for charges lnclOOing auto larceny, fralkl, ooncealed WeiPQDI, grand. lareen,y, assault, absence without leave, and others. Nearly 50 arrests of ~rators drh1ng UJl.o der the inO.ue~ of alc<tlol were a. J)niS Gllll!e'l - .... n.at1• '72 oatdll1)'. Brilliant "011-1" - - Moody'l brlnilntl hll ''mllm" over rrom Londoll lor the 0&car nlsht; uya llho lookl JOIU"I - r tlwl be does ao Fqln In tbla by w· tho moat enter· ta1n1ng movie mualcal In ,.ra. We've fln!slled Jo1111 Lo Cor· re's "Small Town In Germ&IY., SDd it was like •wimliiiDitllroush glue; atiU 11'1 on the best.{leddler lilt and wal sold to rums tor a fortune •• .. Helen Mae- 111 ~~~~)'Whore; and we'd love )at ., 11oe their bo1r bloadl - ceealoa •••• ~.;.,Riyero'TV lliww .... ,;.&.red- sill .... Of, BdW7. ""F9 wao a place to · 111o1r1 and otorvo: Neal KeD,... w119 dlreeted the oll-lldW7. hit '~iJIIel at Bea" ont anb II aWUil wltll handlame olloro but wiD elrD $50,000 lor the 11011 two ·yevl from his •'Dames•• royaltlaa aloae. Bill Grabam, the bestDlk Bortum whole Ftllmore EUt bare lJ tbe eeotre of mod - music, cdera a •100 reward for a bat- NEW If ,... llumble over .lt. Cop& comle Jtremf )Okea 1111111 hia ·Oideo: I!IY""'• he two ·rib• .... TOll,...., wile tho Bell oyotem clll'rled ·!Of bllU... eallo In •d thankalooda to bar .... Ll'llrille8 Welk'l WbJ. v-•• Dauphine st., the wible&sCbarles L ~iesei, 50-led the jury tnkt a drab, balconted house at 906 Esplanade Ave., where Shaw lived 1n 1963• . •leaei. a New York public accountant, testified Friday that In June. 1963, he heard !l!aw ..and nine or 10 other men in an apartment House at Daupltine and Esplanade discuss wa.ys ot killing Kennedy and getting . away. ~ . Lady Lim with bar ~ at the Pleza ODd'-- •••• Chock Full BID Blad< joined the dle1~ he'll make a 75-alorle fed &hake called '"Diet late :=;,"______ Lowell PARIS (UPO- Saulh Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky 0-ew home to Saigon trom thit peace talks Saturday SDd said he dld no1 know- If tho would be back to tee President Nixon when he 1fistta Paris at the end or February. Ky Is the supen:isor ot the South Vietnamese oegotatlng team, and the posolbHity of his absenee during Nixon's visit Feb. 28-March 2 cau&ed surprise In some diplomatic quarters. Chadwell completed For long distance bargain calling houn ••• Why pour more money into repairs on your old gas-hungry ~r when you can get on~ of our quicker-act1on bank Auto Loans nght now ••• an.ali-inclusive loan that aotually·cllft save you mOney on the over-all cost of a more attractive, more economical new car •.• right now! . OHIO VALLEY BANk ' ' Ohio BeD andl Window $8rvice Bonking S.rvlco Athena Counties. FEB 7 1919 _ THE CREW -OF the 1owbos1 Jullua C. Fleisch~ by the new coal company, was discharged Wedne&IIWI, at Clnclnnall pending the <01J11>1et1a1 ~ an lnveotory of towand barp. 'Opentioaa may begin as soon aa a sufticieat lla&e ex!IJIII In the Olllo River from Pl. Pleuant lo Clncbmatl. :!:t cllapatch uya - Jmmedlate ......,._::~ Oblo River project lor n 9.(oot chamel from Plttllblrsh god upon Coogreao Wedno~ In a memorial 1o the NaurLoglolalllre read at the 14th eonventloo of tho NaUOnal o~ and Harborl Congreao by Jame• E. Smith, president P.1.11ers Asaociatkln. ~the Ml55loslppl Vall,.. w.-a the tlbio River" uyo "The building o( the lockO and dama on A Wallblngton :::U NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN With Nothlna In Either EAR Thousands of people lillY now The Invention 15 called Rz-MO enjoy the advantage~ of 11ear1n1 and Ia the result of 33 year• of expo""""' by otarlon'a Presldent. It 15 made pooalble by a marvelous transistor, a develop. mr.nt of the Bell Telephone Llboralorieo-simllar lo lbo5e UIOd In U.S ...tewtes. It Ia crated ------,by the ~nven~on lli'llCL\L I of the .......... with a patented lnvenlloo thal ba! NO buttons NO tubes NO wire&, NO bullly' batterloo. ' lnatead o! forcing amplified IOU!Id through ll!e lmpoind Older or middle ear. the patom. •• "fYDl>ano 1-----T....._._.,... con 1 ' -.... DEMIINS'ftU.TION ducta a -o u n d I 0c1 mlloothly through I the maoloid Pn>-1 .... directly lo I the ''lleaflllll con-I LISAW Hotel IIIDDLEPORT WED., FEB. 12 I ·~ __.•• 1 UCB' "'.1~ 1 1 hearing old. I The Hz_., Ia I truly • dr.... 2 P.M.- 5 P.M.. I matlc atep fc!rter." the ln... I AS1t FOR MR. DILl!& In llearinl earl Wear H lndl Kepnaeallq VeN liDIIII laid leclmolotl1· cballenie ,_II Allf!o.Vflttola 11 W. UoJool II 1101 Ollly daoell frlead to I Alloeaa, 0 1briDp YCMl a tell It's a bear- 1 Call Collo<I.,..Tltl j"'tlu1JUng new jq: ald. -~------------'world ol. IOUDd, Ptlr lboutalldo lbla ..,. ·but aiiO lbe privacy lnd ...,. OCIIIIIuetloa melbod ll!aJ pme venience you bave wanted. U tu lie tbe beal poollbJo way to )'OU'd Db to know aboul bear fp nature'• own ..,., IIIIa patented Llalener lnd .U. Far. _,., ·..., tbia new locli- .cover II it may belp :JOQ, wflb -t11que. JDa1 DOl be lbe - · I'D - t or olillptlon, write too i•a<d Yoa mltot fly 1111 you ""' evw tla)l to 01ar1o11 E!eclrontel, to W.. file,, 8o« M, I W!lllirly lloa4• 01111"'• N. Y. IIIII. ne ~ Sert8jJtdiil"mattress~Salepriced $5·995 H•e·etMuleyou·ve t.tn welhng for! Tl'llalstheOfllytlmeofthewur when you c:en pa~ such a low price lor .a hrm poeture-type m.ttrell ftl'cl st111 getalt lheu de1u•ur Serta featuret ' deep qulltmg lor reltllent. relolno comlort beautiful decorator prlot Iabrie twin-tapered co111 that coordloate with ' • h' • rn.nd matching box spring lor the firm. heallhlut. support t at oetor• recom · lfs lhe loP q1.1alit~ ~ou "d •~peel trom tne make rs of the famous, Parlee! Steeper 1 maureu. Save now - offer ends FeMuary 28 with Lee 11arv.,. O&wald and mer David W. Fenie- both now de.... to aSiaiSinate Kemedy, Shaw denies even knmrlng 05Wald and Ferrie but II oo trial on. ertminal coniJI(r'acy charges. Criminal mot. Judge Edward A, Haggerty Jr., wearing a red sports jacket and roop_plng his brow with hls- handkerchief, said he would order Spiesel back on the witnes1 stand to tell what IUCCCSS he had finding the apartment. . But it was understood that ~esel led the jury Into one apartment in which two girl• had given a party Friday nfKbt. One was still in bed when ~iesel led the juey in ·about noon. Dymond CI'OII-examined ~leoel -sl•ob Saturday In 811 to break down bls reliabUlV" u a wl1neu. He con e en t r Bt e d heavily on ~lesel's h)'pnodc experleoca• and a $16 million oult he Rled against the Pinkerton Detective Agency in New York. Splesel eald he had been b,yplotlzed against .his will "possibly 50 or 60" times tn a period of 15 years. He Aid effort Spiesel said a young ubeard- some people in New Orleans ec!, blond" man sitting next to had tried to force him into him,-"" declined to ldenti!Y the hypnosis '1rom time to time" young man aS" Oswald- said he Iince 1961. Dymood asked ~iesel how he was "ready, willing and able to knew when people were trying do the .iob." The defeMe in&ieted m to force him into flypnosis. haYing Splesellead the Jurora-lo .. They try to catch my eyethe scene Saturday todetermine catch my attention," he said. .,whether this man knows what Dymond noted that Splesel's he is talking about." New York suit claimed that Defense attorney F. Irvin certain people had given him "=:,::·rm;.. . . w~ Dllvice give a fresb Impetus to the negotiations and allow him to formulate new Instructions oo bow to conduct tile talks. K.Y told newsmen he was ll!llng home to opend the Tst h<ll!days with South Vletname5e troops. He also iB expectl:d to report to President Nguyen Van Tbieu on the peace talka 1¥hich started Jan. 18 and presently are In a deadlock. The usually effusive vice president looked · sombre and sllgtltly · tffed. He llhrugged oil questions on the results or the talka confirming merely that the Communists have so far ignored all hi& calls tor direct talks with him. • . , • ..,. """'...!: -.kWoollooo• ...... -.--T • l SaYe Sll~Oil the set to IJPW ARD BOUND - Tho! Paul D., small boat of the Ko.,. aup Sand Company, wu push.t)"€ hard to get • large derrkk ~and two barge1, one laded and1nother empty, ~ the Ohio River past Middleport Friday eventre, The derrfck reported~)' was enroute tD Parkersburg for a Slind aD:I gravel ope.ratia junbaJl. ~imts - ientintl • • ., ., ., .,;., .,_ ,_.,.,,._.,._,.,.,.,,.,. ,. ,.,:L g . l a ture Old VWs e lS Gl r d s Sold for or iNew Jobs VOL. IV NO.2 SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1969 Alert Nearby Craft the aootllwestern Unitod was sighted tor ·at least 1,000 miles along a Une stretchi~ from central Arlzona deep into the superstition-ridden outlands of oorth.ern Mexico. Omen of World's End "Th.e people, especially the people in the small villages, are very alarmed," Asunsolo said. u'Ibey say tills is an announce.. mentr that the · world will soon end}' Asunsolo ·and other witnesses in the two countries lm:licated the · •·. .·> SAIGON (UP!}- Sooth Vietna- sb. autanatlc riDes, two an'time&e S@CUI'ity forces Saturday t\I'!JI: rocket launcher11 and a reported arresting two '{let qUWttitf of plastic e:~~Plosives Cong suicide squads and foiling near the perimeter. Tan Son Nhut was a prime a ~lot ·to blOw up national police h._n dquarten and a runwl!lf of target in the Communists' Satgco's Ta,J Son Nllut air R:-se. nationwide Tet offensive a year In war : action, Viet Cong ago. . Officials sald the commando g111net~ s~ down three U.S. ~lCqJters -00 a jot fighter· ,,,. ~r, ki(llne elshl Americans and woundlrc seven.- ·Ei&flt SOuth Korell11 soldiers also :rt'ere killed I~;~ the holicopter'"trash&ts. i New terror attackl were tilfol~ as the Tet, or lunar new y';;ii>0 1Hollda,y OJ!W,OOChe<t Two ~criean CivfHln'S wure kllled and a third wOIIRIO<I earlY S&tllt'da.Y when tbeir· .ler$ was _ · aill.bulihed 19 mile•·· .west .·· or" ~ Tw.o Vietnamese th:l· IJiiis wore hurt ln Sal11011 When a ' bc.rttb ·. tlQ)lodt.od under an American vehicle. ... nope to Affect Talks Cf.lo&• Tran V•n 1111 1 chief of the ~aeUonal poUc.:c, a.~mounet.'Cl ..._, arrest of the Viot C·:opg , colhmanck te1ms ai'IJ· said tht;·~ pianded to 1ttack hil ...~r­ ters and ·ran Son N~u.t· &trtMj!'o _ pt1ilr - 10 the end of the Tel ~~~~ ·;;'lo inriucnce the Plitls p·~claiks,.u ,· ·· ''Thalr pllrns woro lbortod;u ~ •• Hal said. 1 • ~·""'« !'*ld 'fan ,Son ' ~hul, eomplull . l9 lak~ PAGE 13 MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Merchants Assn. Fri day announced following a spe. cial meeting called by Presi- dent Csrl llorky, that the assoclatioo would oppose a vendor's excise tax to finance I Gov. Rhodes' higher education programs. Tbe ta:x, ranging from one half per cent to 2'/.t per cent oo gross retail receipts over a full-scale secret bargulning .. TOLEDO (UP0 - OWens ~ IV ASHINGTO~ (UP0 Ralph $30,000, would net tile state when he refused to discuss in Illinois Inc. announced Saturday Nader, the consumer watchdog, $242 million ~ months, all public reports or prelimlnary that ih Fecker Systems Divi· charged Saturday that tens of the money going to higher ecfu. sion had been lwarded a gov. contacts with Hanoi delegates. thwsands of used Volkswagens cation. ernrnent contract to develop a Secret Talks Coming have been sold to Americans as It was the feeling of some Well-informed observers said device designed to alert private new cars by unauthorized VW merchants that the recent bond COLUMBUS (UPU With Saturday the Natlooal Libera- airplane pilots to the presence dealers. the "Condition of the State issues passed were for this tion Front {NLF) was read.Y to of other nearby aircraft. In a letter to Sen. Warren G. purpose and lelt it was an unMessage" behind 14 the Gener· The company said the device engage iJI direct negotiations Magnuson, D-Wash., cltairman of just tax on the merchants. at Assembly this week settles employs an electro QPtical syswith the Americans and al~ the Senate Commerce Commitdown to work on the RhOOes' tem that detects aircraft strobe · :::::·:·::~~::;:;::;;:;;;:::;::::;;;;:o:;:o:o::-;::~:::;::>..~~: start tull-scale private talks tee, Nader said the Volkswagen administration legislative prowlth them on various matters, lig~s. The device will warn pi· posals, C001>Bny was aware of the fratxl IO Al1 NLF spokesm.en limited lots of the proximity an:l approxbut kept quiet out of tear that Expected to be sent to the imate Jocationofapproachingair· himself to saying that '•any public disclosure would hurt new House this week wa! the govcraft. Fecker said it hopes the quesdon ~an be raised by the ernor• s cmnibus education car sales by it.s Cr&nchised deal• interested parties at the C'Cilfer- warning instrument can be sold ers. • package, outlining h.is specific tor about $1 1 000. ence table." Magnuson's committee will recommendations [or overhaul· Meanwhile, rumors swept BOLOGNA, Italy (UPO- The soon begin hearings on small car L&N CONCEDES ing Ohio's primary, secondary, Paris that the NLF mt~:.rflt free head or the biggest Communist aOO collegiate educational sysLOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPO- The imports. Nader asked him to inone or several American Louisville and Nashville Railroad vestigate the black market oper- party in the West rejected the prisoners in a goodwill. ~e.sture Sattirda.v a.nnoonced it has agreed ation, which he said has gone on Kremlin as the world Commu- tem. Also included in the bill was during the Tet holidays. But the to demands of tbeJJnlted Trans- for nearly IOyearswithoutactlon nist leader Saturtfa.y and warnto be the method of financing NLF spokesman said he had no _portati.on Union to add an addi- by the Federal Trade Commis· ed the Soviets against ousting the massive reorganization-a information on that matter. tional man on train crews. sion. reform leaders in Czechoslo- vendors' excise tax, otherwise A spokesman for lhe FTC said vakia, known as a gross retail reItalian delegates to the 12th ceipts tax. it had turned up evidence Qf such sales but that the practice wal!i Congress of the Italian CommuWhile Ule chairman of the quickly dis~onti~ed. He did not nist Party interrupted Lulgl Lon- . House Education COG"Imittee, !'lay when. go's 31,-2 hour keynote speech Rep, Mark C. Schinnerer, Rsuspected meteor thlftlered to intense blue-white. "It was investigated, it was several times wi~ aJPiause. The Lakewood, was keeping an earth in the almost i.qlassable Reports f'rom such mountain slWped and it has not been con- Soviet delegation sat impassive- open mind on the entire bill, he terrain o! the Sierra Madre towns as Parra!, S.nta Barbara tinued," the spokesman said. Na- ly thrOughout. has already gone on record mountains south of Chihuahua de Oro and Valle Allen:le said der insisted that the practice is Rejecting the assumption that supporting the move, including and north of Durango, Mexico. the Mexican residents saw the still prevalent and that the FTC, the Soviet are the ..guiding par. the new tax nt-~essary to fi"It was the brightest light fireball and felt it pound to while still investigating com- ty" for world conununism, Lon- nam·e it. since Haley's comet in 1908," earth. Asun&olo said the impact plaints, has taken no action. go called for "full respect ot Schinnerer talked with Gov. said Asunsolo, editor or the created "a tremendous tremor•• the autonom.r and sovereignty Jame s A. Rh!XIes before the newspaper El Heraldo. that shook the groond for of every Communist part,y. l08th General Assembly con"We ran up to the roof and· hundreds of miles so llard that saw a very big round ball ; windows broke." movirw from south to . north," .Might Not Have Landed he said before the object But Dr. Ronald Schon, an crashed. "It was not red, but an astronomer with the Jet Propul· sion r.ab at Pasadena, Cl.lil., who was visiting the McDonald Obserwtory It Fort Davis, WASHINGTON (UPl) - Scien&.tt, taking an extreme case, Tex., said the fireball might tist Ralph E. Lapp said Satur- Lapp said a significant percenteam planning to blow ~ have broken up a n d never day that the United States could tage of America's 1,000 Minnatiooal police headquarters in landed. He said the tremors felt maintain "mutual nuclear SU(fic- utemen and all of the 646 Posaigon prover was arrested by residents mlght have Mn iency•• without Antiballistic ~lis - laris submarine missiles would S.\NTA BARBARA• C a I if. while meet(ng in a theater in eaused by a sonic boom created (UPI) _- A leaking ott shore oil !ile (ABM) defenses even if the survive if the Russians simulthe suburb of Gla Dinh. Poll<:< by the fireball streaking well bubbled Its last Saturday Soviets developed multiple war· taneously launched 3,000 warsRid its members included a through the night sky. but hundreds of thousands of heads with fa.ntastic accuracy. heads with an average accuracy Reports froh Parra!, ln the woman and a uprolcssor" and The atomic scientist, now a only 200 yards from the bull's gallons Of oo·t e still Ooated in that weapons and ammunition northern state of Chihuahua, Washington consultant, conceded eye. the P'¥1elftc threatening beaches, said res!dents tumbled from were hidden at his home. that ttie Soviets may draw even "In return, 1~0 on - target harbors ami sea lire. thelr beds, thinking it was an with the United States this year strikes which could be launchLocal ofrtciala as rar south earttq.lake. In numbers of land-based intered from 70 to 75 per cent of our as Los Angeles made emergenAsunsolo said the area where continental misailes. 'Ibese coold Minutemen silos wwld kill 45 cy plans in case the 800-BCJ.Iare the fil'eball apparently (ell is mile oiJ sUck, once fed at a be fitted wlth multiple warheads million Russiansal'lddestroytwobarren, witllout rOids and r11te ot 21,000 gallon• a da,y, moo.~ ­ and targeted against U. S. Min- thirds or Soviet int:ilstrial careachable, only by helicopter. He uteman Missile sites. pacit.y," he &aid. ed into their area. sald the .Mexican govermnent Union Oil Co. o!lieiols. drillprobobl,y. would _,sor an ers or the wen, said they would expeditioo ir&o the Sierra accelerate theh- efforts to clean Ma.Qres In search of the landing up the estimated 235,000 gallons site. ~ oU th&t has jlOUrOd Into the A ~sman from the S:rinithPllctftc since Jan. 28. sonlan A$trophyslcal ObservaUnioo Oil President F r e d tory 01 Combrlclge, Mass., sald Hartley said, 0\lr. opinion, the fireball "most p.roblbly" t!,e well has been pill$ged. A• was •·a ' .'1 neteor. but •• could antidpated, minor realdl.lal natCHICAGO (UPI) - Student reb· versit.J.•. Anyone with short hair possibly" haw been a "pole ural gas ls continuing to work els chanting 41Fasclst pi~s" Sat· who Is over 30 will not be alloworbitt,_. satellite." lts way to the surface. For add- urday forced suspension of a ed." ed insurance, the hole will be Session of the special disclpli. Qemoostrators then began a Dr. Charles Oliver ol tM: Riled with cement to the sur.. nary committee convened by the cllant, •• stxcy -one, sixty -«lne," American, Meteorological Socie- face.'' University o1 Chicago to deal referring to the JWmbcr ol stuty.• eald In Pbllldelphla the ·Special crewa oealed the leak with the 10-;lay occupation of dent suspensions llfliiOUl1Ced last ftrebtall. had ...-:haraet.rlsUct .of from a tt11ure !,It the ocoan the achool'a administration build· week lor some of ttte per90rls Inbojtll a and ~- ..:tonltO. fl~ earl¥ So1un:1oJ a r 1er Ins. volved in the takeover of the ad· .lte saki ~ a II"Jtem' IIMI I ~ tone ot umud," as the 'Nearly SO demonstrators, ministraUon building, bo!'llnl ' dlaliit.e ontOrloc tlie 'eeiDeot to called, Into the well ooreamed and swore In the secearih'o ihri....,re "-"" ·ii811t alX mlleo olfllliore. ond ouch dlsruptioo ot a dlsclH Pl('a.sc be quiet," Oaks ask~ · moon ' and can ',sima, f50 ~ .5GO J.iea lljll'eiCI pilnary <OIIlmltlee sesolon in ed; "'Ibis ts a llUblic hoarlnc. Jr lie ,...., ' o'"~" areu,.'ol 500 to · Ili-a• m !lit all 111 beaches and ' - •·" yout~ not fJI{et, it scon will be1,000 mUoa. IIi ~r• !II, lboom 1bf ·~<!<. ·.~;;,;;~~D!, Sally YB801, 20. . come a private bel.ring.•• auld • omelllns ..... 1\'o.liliig . Evanston, m., ran 1o the comr\ demonstrator lhouted, uua .. . ~ ,folelljco Clty SolomoiOCI·. from Ollt!Jia, lbe .._, lhell ..lh- • mltt.ee lollle In the law scllool ton lo lilm. Thal'o Dallln tloks, .•>! ,•laUWI, '*"! ita illOtrullle\lla ~red the all • nlled straw l9f bulldlntl and opaundecl 01) It un- chief ot the l)ias." • did 11101 r\lalster :&1\Y lrimot · ~ \)aloo plaao' 1x1 cqr~ iii Dallln, Oaka, lbO """""!tee ''[ - - iO )'QUI' talmel .... ~A)he ~'! ~ltho all ;wltli bQ!>tn/1 SDd Mid<, 'f t •·.: clialrlllallj rt!teued the meet• Oaks aald. '!!'1":.,., ~.-.r ·~ lioord ' -. . . , .ioc.' ' ~Falnte••• tairneaa; taactat IIIOCU - PV '' ' ·'· ' ' ,.,_ . .lllooita llptol. Meetlnc pili, IU<ist Pis." ·iloi ilellllllilltl"~­ ·&eated .... _bac:k loroc....,.... · Big Battle KremliOn s Unwan t e d "some Suicide Units Broken Up dlllt? •i'lin CHIHUAHUA. Mexico (UPD -A blilkling blue-white fireball, believed to be a meteor, turned nliht into day across Mexico Sfates ea?ly Saturday then pounded to earth like a bomb. "Tile light was so brilliant we coUld see an 1nt walking on the Door," said"Guillermo Asunsolo, a Chihuahua newspaper editor. 11 lt was f.:o brlglrt we had to hide our eye~." The light from the fireball ~.IF"'" Customer Parking Washington Counties; Little Mua .. klngum River Basin In Mcmoe and Washtrigton Counties, and !liade River Balin In MelKa and t963 !Pfosel, a natty little bald man. teoW!ed Friday that he lntromiced him5elf lo Ferrie In a New Orlea111 IBktc;Jq. c:lle JuDe nlgllt In 1963. lle olid Ferrie took him to a "brownish stone-'' building where he inlro<llced him to Slaw. He said Slaw, Ferrie and other guests at a party talked about kllling Kemedy with a hillh-iiDWered rtne and !J.ylng out the killer in an airplane. fJ!e.~,l!~~ L,~g~ts l{p Wes!~T. ~ ~~_ies Gallipolis aoutheastern region of Ohio Deck Creek Balin In Noble and charged with plotting In Kv'• departure ooln,:tded with blgh..J.evel reports tlw.t American and North Vietnamese negotiatou already have established contacts that mi8tJt lead to tuu'.fledged secret talks almllar lo these that ended In Henry Cabot Lodge, the u agreem~nt on tile total halt American delegation leader, of U. S. bombing roldslast loll. strengthened the belief that the Nixon's visit is expected to talks were moving rapidly Into When it costs as much to maintain your old car as to buy a new one- Unois. Following ,a 14 - day leave with hia wife, Ule former Patricia Harris, ind his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell and family, Pomeroy Route 3, be has reported to DaviiVille, R, L, where he Is attending school for 1'3 weeka in construction mechan~ lcs. He will complele trainIng as a mechanic for heavy OQ!llpment. His addrooo lo James Lowell Chadwell B 435909; C. M. u A" School, Navol School of Conotructlon, X Division, Davisville, R. L, 02854. hw, 55, a retired New Orleans bua.lnessman, ls Ky May Miss Nixon l JAMES CHADWELL POMEROY ACM JAMES seven weeks o1 boot tra.lning In the U. S. Navy st the Great Lakes Training Center In U- (UPI)- The Prealdent John F, Kennecb'. Alter a fabe foray lnto a pink brick apa.rttnent . house at 1323 1om Bell's J!1Uslc ORLEANS Clay L. Shaw conspiracy trial jury went into the t' rench (Jiarter Saturday to see whether a star state witness who complains o( being I>YlmoU<ed by hla enemies could ftnd an apartment where he laid he heard Shaw plot 1o kill ''Often the inspection teams can detect and eliminate incompetent drivers from the traffic Jmes' Wl'tie Salzburg comec .. scene,.. the Colonel said. "On tlon" Ia first on the bestlell_e r one occasion last year, one of Lilt, denrvedly; It is lucid, Inour men turned in an incompe. teresting, brllllaatiy piolled, telt report on a driver wh.o was writtt111 with sparkling Incident, subsequently declared eligible a literate and splendid novel whose lllPEirb total sends it com .. lor aid to the blird. " pletely beyond the usual palron· A number of driver license lztng category IJf ••crime story'' law violations have been discov11 ered, such as unlicensed drivers •••• The Voyeur"• is cheap trash. attempting to change places with a clear case otpornographlcpananother penon or a motorist dering to the cheapest audlenc~, It certainly Was· an Odd Coudriving wtth a suspemed license. &ubmltted by the Ohio delegatlon for clasaifieation by the ProjecU Committee of the organization. They carry the endorsement of the Ohio Department 0( Natural Resources, the ado delegatlon, and the Ohio Cmgressmen 1.n whose districts the projects are located. Heading the list in priority are two outdoor recreational projects for Lake Erie harbors of retug(l for small craft on Kelleys laland and at East Harbor state reporta ..,. stnl ..... ''FunIQ' Girl" atiU will be piQinc made. COLUMBUS- Fred E. Moor, director, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, has presented r~mendations for 11 Ofdo projects including one In Meigs Count;)' - lo the Natloaal Rivers and Harbors Congress, Washington, D. C,,forasst&tanee In obtaining federal fUnding. FEB 6 1919 - THE HATFIEIJl COAL CGIJU>ai!Y'• towboaU aDd ~rPs are Included in a big merger of 10 coal companiel b1 West Virginia to be knowD as tile Hatfield -Reliance Coal Co ~ Oblo Julius Fleloclunan, millionaire distiller and yeast ~ctur~ is to be president of the new concern and J. T. HaUield ~ ~ liY ., the Yic&i)real-. The Plymouth mlneo are the oriiy Kanawha River mines in the merger· Leke Why dig a caDo1 from Toledo ID Clnclmatl lo connect Erie wltb the Obio River? CI..Dctnnatl i1 coanected to a munber a.rveys were req.~ested tor ot h1lhlY valuable bualness points 1:ut reluH& to profit by the seven other projeets. Theae in· C<llld!Uma How about It with the Golden Gote via the elude three small Ohio River Oblo and •Mlaslula>i Rivero and the Panama ClUiol, oot lo apeak In the ol other comectlons whlch the water rwte affords. B our rtv- · tributary __.. what assurance II there that a canal would be HI are not UIKIU, "-......, __... to uoed ottAor mllUona ~ dollar• ~ !lllblle IDO>lOY boll~ .,....• """''ected (before ran:lom lnspectloo was in 000 per felch ·~ ~ jecUve of llaDkm IIAito< Veldcle IIUIIIOCIIon, which lo to ollm!Mie defectiw veblclea and lncunpe- ,... Union Oil How Many Americans! •••• Wins Fight 45 Million Dead Russians W}•th Leak vened Jan. 6, "and I told him I st4>ported his ideas." Schinnerer, a retired ••rintendent of Cleveland publlc schools, is an exPert on educa. tiOn and administration. He has a doctorate in that ar• and has worked on reorpni• tion of the New York state and Los Angeles schools. As chairman of the Educetloo Commluee, Schlnnerer eald he would conduct the heariJWI "arxl I may even leave the chair to testify lor the 1 pr~ ~·· I While mam· ue secretly s • porting the idea ot ioel'eaMd vocational and technical eduC... tion, lobbyists and outalde gr~s are voiciq;: atrona: opposition. Aln01111 the - I I I J o( the new tax is the Ohio Retail Merchanls' Council, whicb las declared "oo gross recejpts tax will pass." Within 24 hours of Rhode• mes~e to the General Assembly Wednesday, the councll issued a statement offerinC that "the propo&8.1 will be defeated." While Rhodes' educati..t programs are getti~ the ma. joricy of the comment, his CJtb.. er programs are being acctPted without much deblte. The governor's propo.U to disso1ve the state Hfgmray Safety Department and re-Utcn several enforcement depart.. ments into 1 new cabinet Jewl deva,rtment of public safety w11.s a major step toward get-ti ng all of the oft'ices under one LenL Rhodes' various proposals lor legislatl\'e action were eJII)eet.ed to begin showing tc:t in both houses of the General Asaemb)J this week, along with the regular bills and resolutim& that have been prepared bf legislators. As the administration propot(Continued on P ... 14l Stu.d ent Rebels Breakup Meeting urn btish'-''lhlfi To End Occupation at Chicago U The demonstrators broke,_, raced around the balldlns. lat failed to lind Oaks and the - · mi-. - e r , ~ COitllliol Dean of Slndlillll Asalstant Jameo Vtco In lbe 1o111>1 lnd' lje. rated him. One g i r l " ' - . . , .;. . finger• lhr<llllb lllll llllf+M ' - · · balr oind ................. . juat love vlee." As the from th!o --·~ bu!J<IIIIR. the.Y ,; ''<loll B1eu An.rt~.. log the """' - !rub~ • •• a_....., ... Damn Amorj-.." ,.,..... C"*'·lld the tr·· MPJ*· ' · •li" ��' ' ' .. • • •• I ~Times GAiiSSiiil"is Wellston 81-61 In Home FinaleJ In NG Pirates Jolt Bobcats 60-55 ~ II . Meigs Battles Champs On or ' Wllket '"' peraoroal !au!• ~In thepmo. ( arter, a 6:-0 ~enlor, paCed the Hishfanders o! COich UQ111 Ml'· era with 22 points on nine lle1d goals and !wr free throffs.. ·Walker, 5-Utlh senlor, was close behind carter in scorl!W wlth 17 points on seven buckets and three ellarlty 10ssea. Richard Stout llao hit ill double ligquarters. ures for theGallla CounUans with SouthWestern's comeback tl')' f was hampered when the visitors 10 points. ' lost both Keith Corter and Jim Wahlma held oft a fourth quarter Southwestern rilly 10 take a 73-65 trlwnph over the Highlanders here Frtday night in a non-league clash. Wahama avenged an earlier 73-n overtime loss to the High.laMers. WHS ledtheGallla Countian& 22-7 after one period, 3&.27 at halftime and 57-44 after three • MASON - oa.. GIUiople of w.....,. dill Corlor co. lop ,...,~ng-.ln the coatest by drq,plrw In 22 point& Guu.te, a &-1 juld.or, put ~rougllll !leld ...... . SOII!or Tony Fields tdl..,... In Wahallla scortrw with lS_po!nto and Gaey Clark and Dam,y Rizer each scored 12. The Falcons hit on 32 tA 78 tries frGm the noor [(II' 41 per cent and nino or IS sholo at the free throw line for 60 per cent. Miller Runs Past Southern, 120-48 HEMLOCK - Unbeaten MilThe - · shot 50 per cent lor, with a pressing defenJe and from thol1oor, wltht8of96whllo a hoWhootlng offensive -ek, ·Soutbem hit on 18 of 49 tor 37 piled up a 120-48 ri<WJ'l' over · per cent. visiting Southern here Frldo.Y Miller lion won the re.....,e nloht. same by a 52-17 soore. Barry Tbe Fllcons, , _ wmeaten ill Hart led the Melp Cootrtlans ill 15 starts this aeason, adrnhda- scoring with six. tered a fUll-court press on the BY QUARTERS: smaller Tornadoes lUlUI late in Southern • .••. 16 20 30 48 the !illal period. Miller • • • .. ... 30 57 98 120 SOUTHERN (48) - Diddle 2Miller jumped of! to a 30 -16 load ill the !lrlll period, was on 3-7, liwler 5-3-13, Norris 3..'1top 57-20 at haltdme. Miller beld 8, Shain 4~. l'r<liDd 1-3~. a gigantic 98.:10 advantage at the Joim&OII 2.0-4, run 1-1.:1. TOJEFF WERRY TALS 18-12-48. close of the third quarter, Falcon Captain Bob Matthews, MILLER (120) - llullel 4· a 6-3forward,ledall seorerswith 2-10, Herm.ey 7+18, Matthews 23 points on 10 !leld aoats and 10-3.23, WUIIams 6-6-20, Beathree free throws. Other Miller trleo 8-1-17. Smith 2-5-9, West ATHENS players hitting ill double Ogures 4-0.S, Josephsm 4.0-8, Pleree FGA-M FTM-A PF PTS PLAYER were 6-1 Ken WWiamo with ·20, 1.0-2, Bani<as 2-1~. T(YT ALS 4814 Wickerhaul •••• •. •••....•• • •.• 18-5 4-7 I 6~'Chuck Beatrice, 17; 6-4 Mark 24-120. :Z:.2 3 10 Swart • • • • . • • • .•.•. • •••• •• ••. 8-4 Henney, 18 and 6-0 Paul Dutlel 0-2 3 12 Hllllley • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • 19-6 KINGS TRIUMPH with 10. 2-2 3 10 Wagner • .• • . •••. •••• • .•••••• • 9-4 PITTSBURGH (UPI) - T " o Senior steve ~ler rsaced the ~ I ~ M. Riggle • • • • •••••• ••• •••••••• 1~ Tornadoes ot Coach Jim Adams goals in less than a mirute late 2 ~ 0 Noel • • .• , , , • • •••• • ••• ••• • •.•• 4-1 with 13 points oo ftve buckets in the second period triggered ~ I 0 Jones • • • .•...••• . • • .... . . • .• . 0-0 and three free throws wlrlleGaey the Los ,\ngeles Kings to a 4-2 ~ 2 4 Welch • • ••• • • . . . • . •• •. •• •. . . •. 4-2 Norris and Sam Shain followed National Hockey League victory ~ 0 s. Riggle • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0-0 0 MARlETT A - Jeff Werry, with eljjl!l apiece. over Pittsburgh Saturday. 8-13 14 TOTALS ••• , , , , • , , • . . • .• .••.• • 57-22 52 stardt'@: quarterback on the 1968 Meigs Marauder football team, MEIGS has been awarded a grant-in--aid -FGA-M FTM-A RB PF PTS scholarship by Marietta College. PLAYER Hellller • • • . • • , ••• •••••• • • ~1 0-0 2 0 2 · Werry, son of Mr. ard Mrs. Tyo • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • 4-2 1-1 4 1 5 John Werry; Spring-Ave., P<lll .. -3-4 Myers • • • • • •••..• •• •.••••• 7-4 8 2 11 er()31', .learned of his scholarship :J-3• B. • • ••••• • • • • . . • , •• lfl.:l 3 '0 9 by letter from John R. stephens, 2.:1 Ault • • •••..•• • •• . •••.. . •• 5-0 2 3 2 financial aid officer, last week, RoblDion • • • . • •••• .• • • .. • .. 8-3 2-.1 3 3 8 The Meigs High School senior, R. HaaertY • . . . • • • . . . • . . • • . • 3-0 2-4 2 3 2 regularly an honor roll student, ~ Walters • • • • • • • • • • . . . . • • • . . . 0-0 1 0 0 e)IJ)ects to go out for quarter~ Smtdr. ••• . ••••••.• • • • • • • • • • ~ 0 0 0 back on coach Joe McDaniel' s ~ WerDer •• •• ••• • ••••• ••• •••• 0-0 0 0 0 Pioneer football team this fall. 13-20 25 12 TOTALS ••• , , • , •• • ••••• • • 40-13 39 Werry, in addition to playing on the grid team all four years of high school, was on the basketball squad 3lh years, played baseball as a freshman and was a member of the Marauder track sql.l8d last spring. .Jeff, who hopes to become a pharmacist, ig a member (){Varsity ••M'' Club, served on the school student council two years TUPPERS PLAINS - Coacb Freshman Dennis Eichinger got and Was its president as a fresh· Du Wrlght1 s Eastern E a g l e s nine, Bob Rltcble, elgtrt and Don man, was a member of the paper picked up their lith w1n or tho Rose, six. staff, participant or the Glee Glouster's big scoring punch, Club for three years an:l the Boys' ......, wllb a hsrd~au&ht 53-43 rietory <Wer Glou- here Frl- 6-5 Center Bob Leeper, was coo- Choir one year •. He was a dele-tallied well by the Eastem de- gate to Buckeye Boys' state fnlm do.Y nl8fll. fense and finished up wllb 19 Pomeroy American Legion Post The Eagles, now ll..S overall, ICIOred the Mld.Q)Jo valloy COI>- points on alx field aoal• and No. 39 last summer. fereoce win largeJy on t h e seven free throWL Greg Irwin In other activities, Werry is a llronatb of aenlor ROY Karr who followed ill Tomcat 1cor1ng with member of the Pomeroy United el8bl. Methodist Church alii plays the 11011ad20polntl, The Eastern club, &booting with organ with the "Experience '69" KarT, a !lashy 5-10 guard, hit outstaDdlog aeeuraey 1hroulhout rock 'n roll band group. Cll alx neld aoats and elglrt (roe u.rowa while leading all scorers the clallii, finished up hning hit Ill the deliberately played defen. 62 per cent of their neld aoal attempts. The winners grabbed 30 Easteru, at the end of the nrst rebound.&. GlobetrotiA'I'!I At The loas dropped Glouster" a poriod, beld a 13-12 advantage seaaon record to U. Clllt'er Coach Virgil Grandy's AthOn Mareh 27th Fastern's reserves picked up .,. Ccunt;y team. The Big Green team of Eastern was on top a 50.24 victory ill the preliminary game. Howle Caldwell and ATHENS - The famed Har28-19 at halftime and 36-31 when Tom Karr paced the winners lem Globetrotters are coming the third CJW'Ier ended. with 14 and 12 points, respec- to Ohio University" s ConvocaTbe only other Eagle piOfer to bU fa double tlgures, in ad- tively. Everett was high r o r tion Center on March 27 to Pit on their patented basketball endlt1on to Karr, was senior Pat Glouster with 11. BY QUARTERS, tertainment program that's been Morrissey who scored 10 points. GLOUSTER • . , . 12 19 31 43 wilnessed by 60,000,000 lana ill EASTERN . , . . . 13 28 36 53 87 countries during the past 42 SATURDAY'S COLLEGE GLOUSTER (43) seasons. BASKETBALL RESULTS SWart 0~-0, Trace 3..0-6, LeepThe razzle dazzle court wizllJ United Press lnleJ1l!tionll er 6-7-19, lrwill 3.2-ll, Kempi<m ards, who've played more than Tulsa M Bradley 80 0-2-2, Vore 1.0-2, McClelland 9, 600 games in their Ulustrioua st. Peter's 85 Wheaton 78 3~-6. T(YTALS 16-11-43. globe-circling career, will meet D0Yf<11 70 Loyola lli. 69 (ot) EASTERN (53) the Walllllnglm Cenerllo ill the MIChigan Slate 86 Michigan 82 Karr 6-8-20, Rose .1-4-6, Mor- feature of the program at.artNiagara 78 Providence 55 rissey 5..0-10, Eichinger 4-1 -9, lng at8 p.m. Wake Forelll 79 Virginia Tech71 Ritchie 4.2-ll. T(YTALS 20-13~3. Perm SL 61 Navy 57 llllnolo 98 Iowa 69 Meigs-Athens. Box Soore Jeff Werry Is Awarded Scholarship • ·w._, -- - s.uthwes'terft •1!11< :3 of 50 !leld SouthW:e•tern. Wahama llso p i trio I COl' 46 per. ·lien! and Won the reserve 11ne game,~ 4.f..2~. 19 or 3Ut .U.. tree ,....,.. ByQ\IUter" ·for 56 per -1. -. SOUthwestern . •• 7 27 44 65 Tbe Falcons 1111 ill rol>oundlrw with 58 ~ 10 36 lor the waham& ...... 22 38 57 73 SOUTUWESTERN (65) Higlllandort. Tony Fields Bot 17 Carter g...t...22; Beman 2-2-6; to lf,!ad Wahama'• rebow*rs Walker 7-3--17: Stout 2-6-10; Mor• whUe w.-.ker's 16 was tqJ& tor o-t-1; uatatead ....... -------~/~ - ATT .. ' 1 c , ,; 1, -:;. . Friday's High School Soores -:.\ 0) ' l,i.t •ll . BAN KAMERICARD FIRST NATIONAL BANI' * Ohfo , · ·. Gllllpells, "Serving This Area Since 1863" o> , '/1 • •• ....·~ ol to now. ~ I• '" "' '' • '' . .' ·' .. ...., ~.-- " ,.' ) ~.~) .12 . ' ~·· o!;>~, (; ·, ..·•l \ 1t:{:' ·, _~,: ;~ •. l?: • >! i • :. • ' ;". ' ,! rn: ·~-,.-,.; ' •:' ' "J ,; ) '.-- . ,, ~"· I) , t ·;<o'T ',,l: -., ~.-.·T .,. ,: dt ;-;:.Ill- .·.h•,t ...... :) . ;~~···-~-·. ~ ,, r. H c'.. ,,,.,. -:,*}.1-! ~ • ••.i, <jlf!...t~,! .·,v.,\', I ·-· illrn&- scoREs *'• !: :lp·oll Th. WELUITON COLDEN ROCKETS (61) PLAYER-POL FG-A FT·A Jell' Howell, C, • .. . . . . . . . . . . . . t-12 1-2 Chuck Hulbert, G, • • ., . . . . . . . . . 0. 7 6.() Steve Foul, C, ......... ,. ..... 1· 2 ~ Dote can, F, ••••• . •••••••••• o- 1 o-o Terry MeMmds. G, • • • • •••••••. 1· 1 W 1 3 2 1 1 s A~ Norm GUmore, F, ••••• • •.••••••• (i...b 4 12 f 18 4 11 1 0 GallljJOIIs 81111 Da.Us • , Wsll1ton Golden llo<lo!ta ' 1 2· o o 2 1 2 19 S 19 3 i'4 b 2 I 8 W 0..0 0 0 1' 0 o 0 0..0 o· 1 ~ 4 2 8 11 2 0 ~ SEE G 1631 EASTERN AVE . • ' ' ONBE . 1 -\• "-1 .•• -~· • ·It-! ,.,.,·£.:GQ't ~1l1:je?l . ' r~;------------------------------------• WeUston • • • • • • • • • • 7 5 ,_tun• ...... ~ •••••••• • .•. 7 s Lopa ••••• • ••••• . • 66 Galllpolla • , • • • • • • • • 5 7 Nels-York • • . .. .. .. • 4 8 JACKSON - ColchDick ~oro lmocl!ed off the Jackoonlranmen tor till M<ond lime this a•son b,y _ . , . C.Och Dave FIIMr's nve a 67-53 selbock here Frldl,)' nllbt. Tho Tlpr win llllod ms Into a tiJree.4ny lie tor M<ondplace ill the Soulhtastera Ohio 1.eaaue IIJnlillp. 1rotiton, Jackaon and lfslltton all .... ICientleal 7-$ c•reDee·!Qirks. · ll'unton ,...- a III-lO llrot !leia'a . . • • • . . . • . . . . o 12 Bulh-ln "pard rails" TOTALS • . • • • . • • , •• f8 f8 --SEoAl. RESERVES TEAM W L There's a strong steel beam built into every door of every 1969 Caprice, Impala, BeJ Air, Biscayne, Kingswood Estate 8 8 ' $ 4 3 4 4 6 7 8 9 world. Not .a 1,lamorous feature. But you ' ll have to admit worthwhile. C:.Riput..-...lectad IP'iiiP ........._6J ~ Maybe you'll order your new Chevy equipped to the hilt. Or maybe )'OU 'II order it with hardly, anything on it. Either way, you'regoing to pt your full mea~rure of our renowned ride. ;In~~~~~;)::£ ~ !lie fl!il_i-Y!IJi~;~ I,opn 31 --·~•. ~·36 Til- • FEJ!, tf dli.~: . score . Galllpolia at Athens 1 ' ~-.·r ,.. t W~lltGa ~ ...... at 1'1. Plotloint " ' · ~uloo we go to the trouble •· .~. OfP'i'!)~ming each car•s equi~ · ment ·' IOB.d ihto an electrontc .' m '. 00 .. , il&elcian *I"Woll- ·!.' ~ are Wagon, Kingawood, Townsman and Brookwood. We call it a side guard beam, and it looks like one of those pard rails ybu see along the . freeway. That's what it's there for: To guard you. To strengthen the door and put a more solid wall between you and the outside Atbonl • • · • · • · • • • .,. 11 I '""'ton • • • • • • . • ' • • • Colllpolla • ' • • . • • • • • Nolo-York. • ' ••••• '• Well- • • • • . ••••• , ~ . . . . . . • .. .. .. llolp .. . .. .. .. • • .. w..• lhtcll ...... It wild co•petltlo• ..._ JOII for till .... or money •nd J'H'IIIuve • Ntter IHa wllr •on people are Mri.. Cltewroleb 1pia t1111 , ..r." Ja'*-t • · · • ·- . . • . • • 3 t o TOTALS • • • • ••••••• f11 t8 0 0 ,0 _..,..: loaol,. buUed-by Cllb se n a1 at 1\alftl.,.., ~~ Tho 'I'IPn FRDlAY'S(VREilJLTS: AliSI'n) hlkad U..1r lood to t7-40 ut.r: Galllpolil 81 WeD- 61 18 21-11 tilrJo ~ 1rot11c1o 671aekaon ·sa · 20 21-111! 'iCI!iick 'ia~ !OUed tho wi,.. ~ II Nelo-YOit_ Sf iler~ wlliii'I)IC!Itila. Bill Coolil'a Jlolp 19· IS ,UIIIIl*'Oii Jacklon'a-.tr. . -OIESERVI!S) Jac- Ia N tor the Gollflll>llo f5 W~IIOII 43 y• • lrontoti Is 11-8.. • ... ,. lroo1too 21 o •• WL Jaclutoo • • • • . • • • • • • 7 5 Jackson 9 7 61 74 • • • • •••••• 8 SEoAL V ARSlTY TEAM Knocks Off 1 16 o liuoton . . . . . . . . . " 8 a·. Lopn ' .. " " .. .. · 7 9 Nels-York • • , . , • , , . 5 ' 10 MeJp . • • • • • . • . • • . 1 13 Athena • • • • • •• • • •• • 12 o 4 23 !1.:1 · 0 .•••••••• It 23 College Seores e: Ironton 2 o o 1 f 0.0 Scoreby~a: -.,.- 0 GAU.IPOLIS BLVE DEVIlS (81) PLAYER-Pos. ~ FI'·A PF RB TO TP Gret Smtih, F, ..; •••••••••••••• •. U 1·1 1 1 0 s 1-2 3-3 3-3 W llJ Quartenl 81.. ltqoo '. , , 9 12 If 10-45 WoDaton 'B' • , 8 l9 7 9- 43 PF RB TO TP 3 3 1 9 0 1 0 0 Skill Doonard, F, . . • . • • • • .. • • • 8-11 7•11 2 6 Bob SC:hulta, G, • • ••••••••• ·~ •• ~ 2 0-6 o o Aady Zimmerman, G, .. .. , ..... 7-18 W 2 4 Gary Marlin, c, • . . • . . . . .. • .. • 2.2 a-7 9 TOTALS • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • 23-73 15-27 18 28 T<ID Prote, F, • •••• ·• • • •• , •••• !J-8 Tom ~ncer, G-F,............... 11-H Jim Henry, F, ...... , •••••••••• 11-17 Jack Matthew1, G, •••••••••.• _••• :ii-10 Greg Pauley, F, •••• , •••••••• ~ •• 14 Hank saiao, G, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IJ.3 Mike FenderbOich, t:•... ••• • •.•.• 2-4 Lonn:ieBuM,G,; ••• • .- •••••••••• M Dl'¥8 Alberti, G, • .• • • . • • • • • • • • • • 0.00 I I [ r.:r. "'til.,.. ...... 0.0 0 TOTALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2we 2W8 11 ., 68-54 For Sixth SEO Win be.-.. Mike Orr, F, •••••..••••••••••• 0.0 . ·"" Win, Tied For Second , ! a . •• " Chieftains Spill Bucks GABS-Wellston Box Score ' I . • Writ•, Yltlt, or Call 446·4367 .f or CatGiog and lnfo.rmotlon, ., - ~, Blue Imps na,u_ ~ . · ACCOUNTiNG· '· . '-. -. . Bruins Rally To Win 33rd In Row 'f.c~W,'!'d ~~,iS; .. ~It~ '• Ntf.,..YO!'ic allt'C>ntooi DIPLOMA COURSES• SECREURIAL iuS. ADMINISTRATION & GENERAL OFFICE ; <6 =..:::..wl=-:, at We11 Be Knocking On Your Door Real Soon To Explain The·· -' ~%,;., PREPARE YOURSELF FOR A BETTER FUTURE NEW QUARTER BEGINS MARCH18 Ai!Wocllt .,m;. ·• ., ,, .- a- North -. ' ., Jobs In Business • at-;,.• ,; ;" (J . -·--....... "*'ldlng -= at Totall; ;(if. •. . •0 ,;.· ou .be Q.O.O. 32 (!1-15) 73. Bur_., GALIJPOLIS - Cosch Duke GalllpGiis Blue Do.Uo GA!.UPOLIS - 8eorin8 19 a S-7 N<Ord, Tho outcome didn't Tom Roooe, 6·1 IOidor, with 11 13-llln - · Ia• ' l!Oirola eaeh Ron Gn«<los 6-2 """- tho lllruodt ., ...., 23 of 13 tor 31.5 per cent. saved the boot for the laot" hero Fr~ nioht))' bcmblov wtsltlne ' • l i PaDd Sieve 8 10 ..,.. Tbe bli dllrerence wu at tho NORtH GALLIA ~14-40)WeU110n 81-61 berGre> another PIICked houJe In a Scutbea1tero Ohfo IOidor, and Bob Smltll, U jUnCINek Bradbou-y, 6-3 IOidor, lor, had ID. • foul line wtoeroNorll! Galllalnade Amther factor ill the League ba1ketblll conte•L lor, paced the Nora! Gallla Plr- and Earl Themu, 6-l IOidor, ' liner Creoll held al9-17 lead 14 of 22 tor 6!.5 por _;~lie Pirates win ·""" the r - · ~-. u..l9; Slplth, 7,i-1tj wiD paced the llobeit.o, each with Iller ono period K,yeo - · wu illg u the Pirates - Clarlc, 24~; Gomes, ~10; . . The Galliano, In closine out their 1911U9 homec~1111. never ateo ID a 60..U r Creek lnade Dine of 13 od ~e Bobcats 55 10 40. Top Morrla, 24~. trailed the IOcCJIIII.i>lace WJIIstoniano .....,.te 10 their ninth ~h the Kner Crook - · Frl- u points. Br.,...ey !ell btJow Bobcats •ere . : ~th~!': hlo ramo average oot otlll !In- 98 hll!time The Plr 10 for the 6U per cent. But r - n lor tho Plratea were of tbe year IPlftlt ~ Atbacks. The win left GARS In WldiiPUted do.Y nllbt atlll<aor Creek. I wu tho Ileal tlllhO of the laloed nrot ill the SVAC lcor- wne bock ·--~ ~ -•- athae live exira foul ahotoapeUed tho Ganlea with 17, c.-leo witb alxth place In the SEoAL with 1 5-7 mark. KYGER CREEK (ZS-146) Southern Vall01 Atblotlc Coafer- 1ng race with a 22.3 aver-. hood 47 -411 thr nve poUlt dUro......, ill the 0- 18 and Clark with 10. It lbould be ROinled out the ' llra<l>ur7. 64-14; llath&olo. '" Blue O..llo are only two prnet one Bold eoa1 In the Orll-lod. enco ,....., tor 0..0; Reue, :U..ll; &aetl.,, tea.ma. Ill<teama had other plapro periods eo na!Tboacc;,:ateo had a "hoi band" out of aeeond placa, ohared by Downard, who Bot 30 l&llnll aor Creek, deapllo the loll, liD- ill doul!lo Oaureo. For the PIClllla outscored IIYae ill tho field aoal do~makIIY~~Jsreok ..., tbe reaorve ~; 'lN'•IIdlnJ. S.0-J0; I ft cl 01 Tom HyHIII"'c- lrotllclo, JaekiCII, and WoUIIon GAllS on Jan. 4, had only nvo at lahed oeeond wllb a 7-ll record ratet, O..e Clark, S.O -""'lor, Creek 28-17 the second hal; 1ng 23 of u !rom the nold tor aame ... 0.0-11. witji'idond'cll 7 ~ recordl. halftime. lie soored aoven ill ""Ue Nora! Clllla wultllh with had 10 polnta, ll,yeor Crol'ft had Tbe Pirates were ahoodonpo~ 56 per cont. ill<Pr Creek made ::.:: 6 ::::-: NORTH GAl.LIA ••• 17 II 41to Two conference pme1 remain the third period, and 11 In the KYGER CREEK •• , . !Uiftl 55 on .(he Dovllt , . . _.. - at Ath- loot quarter to lln1ob the ..,.. en( Frldo,y nlglrt ~ftc~ it Xolia on with 23 points, three below hie 1'uplo,y, Fob. 18. leque averap, OHIO IIIGH SCHOOL ~ ~lllrietoryoverdwnplon Fwr mue Dovlla fiDiohod ill Point 91 Ook Hill 57 BASKETBALL SCORES Atbeno (12.0) Frldoy, and a vic- double li&urea. :!l>en<er tallied Ironton 67 Jaek.aon 53 ro.,. over last ploee Mole• (0- 19,asdldJirnllenry,Jack{l!eep) llJ United Press lhlernallonai Lima Senior 75 Middletown 67 ~-'d me tho Galliano a 11- MoW.wa pumped ID If, wllb ail< St. llenry 75 Fort Rocoveey 87 Clay Twp. 89 Green 55 ll)' United Preeo International now has won 33 Btralsht since 7 ...,., record, and a 7-71es.., eomloi on ~ undorhsnd - 5 7 Marlon Local 55 The UCLA Bruin• are becom- the loss to Houston lut year dumped In • layup with 6,57 left !WI 74-67, Yale niJIPed Jlanoarrl Wheeleroboirg 78 I'Ortamouth N. mark, llllllt ao loot year's mue liJUPI. Big Mike F-rboldi ~ 73 Utile Miami 51 Ing a se<GJid.half basketball and has. won 80 f1 Ita lAJt 81 to give the Bruins a .f8..4:3 76-70, Colitomla lopped 0....., D. 55 . SprlngOeid 82 Crellvlew 68 margin, the Bruins had a safe st. 69~7. Or- niJIPed team. Dovll .Ptrlormera. came. all the bench to the fourth Coldwater 76 Celina 73 eames. East LIVOI]OOOI 54 Solem 38 margin. lord 74-72 and Wa~ ~· Buraonmen fiDIIIIed their CCJio aDd to""ed ill 11 for "'" The Bndns, who raUied from Upper Scioto 73 Pem M a . , . Wallllngtun Uled Warren llardillg 62 NUes SO Alelndor scored 28 points and edged Southern Clllfomla 72-70. holiDo com~ ill a blase of wimeu. a IOi!olnt hll!time deficit Deshler 53 Llbei'\Y Benton fO In George Irvine led Waahlngton Jloty with a 6-3 aoason mark llloncor picked off 16 ,........,., hker Hefahtl 61 Valley Forge Columruo Gro¥e 7f Kalida 73 q:ainst Northwestern two weeks otall and IDok just 25 Junior auard Jell Potrto the lirll hall but hit on 12 or 55 follOwing Frldoy•o IPU'kllnc ric- tlllllhomore Tom Prooe, ~ scored 30 points as Prlncetrot Colo. East 70 Colo. Wbetotone 37 ago with eilbt straight polnta ill them to take the haltt:fme lead. with 21. ill other pmes Frldoy night, took over 1lte l¥y l.eague lead IOI_'l over Cnoch l'lul llaney'o one of his bell games, came Ill> Marton 71 Lorain t8 the &eeond haD, trolled Wash- UCLA hlt II ol 19 ill the Orot Cola. Unden 73 Coli. BrookAlexander !iS Warren f,7 · · Princeton stunned Columbia 68lac!ii. And It ,... only the second wllb 12. Helll')' had 11. Sopbohaven 56 lna!Dn 33-29 hllltlme F rl<iay In the leCOI1d half, the 49, third-.-onked Santa Clara bf =shine Columbia. Princetln\o ill 10 yesro (or 22 aameo, _ . . Goey Martin came orr the Fedora! Hocklne 77 Belpre 42 Colo, North 66 Colo. Central f7 night, But the Bruint scored the half. ton, 12~ overall, now Ja 7..o ta Huskies managed 10 lie the dnlilbed Loyols or Los Angeleo COOihlln& two tournament dlta) boncb ill tho llnal period and Hardin Northern 83 Arcadia t10 Colo. South 74 Colo. Marim • first flve points d. the second game the OOJiforence wl!llo Columbia, seYeral times alter falling that the Golllsna have llWII&III hauled down nino rebounds to Ironton st. Joseph 83 Coal Gro¥e Fr1111klln 51 hill U> take a M--33 !Old and behind. att When Lew Altindor 82-64, Holy Croas topped Seton 15.2 overall, Ia 6-1 ill the 1oq>. 45 to Clefesl a Golden Rocket "'ill- paee the ill that <!opart. Coli. F.altmoor 99 Cols. West they QIYtr traiJed again en Petrie broke the II8Die loti The7 did It here 1a11 yosr, mont. with three atralsht . _ , . , ill 7f route 10 • 62~1 triumj!h. 65 - 63, Frida,y'1 vietory llao GAllS commiUed 18-IIOIIala, the second haD that ran COla. Walnut Ridge 71 Cola, It was UCLA"s 37th straigllt &Y~ I mue Devil loss at and had 14 turnovw1. WeUston PriliOIIOn a 50-42 margin. Nortl!iand 58 conterence win, breaking its old Woilston on Jan. 4. Tbe llo<keta had 17 periiOIIalo, losing oniJ" Columbia was unable to drive on Westerville 75 Pleasantview 72 record of 36 straight set """that ramo, 81~7. Terry McManis on tou11 wllb 3'Ita taller CJPP000n1s aDd hit only Whitehall 82 Re¥JK>Idaburg 59 between 1963 and 1966, The club From the\f'POnilllllbllllo Frl- 02 left ill the Wt. Tho 35 per cent of Ita . . _ from tile Gabama 87 Ml Vernon 58 dot, the Coli!ana dlaplqld brU. had aoven lurno>-ers, all ill the llold. Wortl:lingtoo 72 Delaware 56 IWit teamwork, both otrenllvely Jecond ball, Ralph Ogden and D ...... London 54 Marysville 42 udl defensively; Beep Matthews, Tom *"ncer BUCHTEL - Behind a 22- tack with 15 points. Awtry each Scored 30 point.s 11 Bexley 77 Mllllill 52 F'l.llotadolicllboWtheO..Ua and Jim lionr¥ comected on two poi.nt eCfort by sophomore Mark GrOYe CU;y 68 Grandvil!w 62 The box score: Santa Clara romped Shaw the hlf 29 of 59 !rom the fteld for a <riP .._ and a 1CIIII Jumper ill Logan Chieftains Groveport 83 lillllerd 79 LOGAN - Shaw 7-8-22; Gol- Loyola. Santa Clara led by only o!Uling U ~nt. WIIS bit 23 the llrot 1:24 Of jla;r, Pvillll notched their sixth SEOAL vic- lagfler GALLIPOLIS - Colch Cliff Upper Arllllgton 55 wc..ter 54 5--2-12; Shiel_3-6-12; 38-33 at hllltlme but then pulled .Ill 72 tor,31 ~nt. GARS con- GAllS a 6.o leod.' Tho Rockell Wilson's GAllS Blue lmpa tripped Newark 65 Marietta 48 tory or the season Friday night Walter 3-2-8; Rollins 2-2-G;JohoWellston's reaerves 45-43 here ZaneSYlUe 54 Chillicothe 46 with an easy 68-54 victory over ston 1...1-5; Hampshire 1-o-2; Bell 1 :lrol,led ,bolb hauling novor recovered. host Nelsonvill&-York. It was U.S after one -lod. Friday nlllht 10 up their leque Bellaire st. Johns 52 Mardns 1 doom ~~ r - . . o compared to 0-1-1. TOTAI.S 22-24-68. Ferry 59 ' Well lion's 28. In I h e IOCOIICI - , with rec<rd to &-4. The wtn boosted Coach Ken In.. NEt.sONVILLE - YORK - Flck GAllS hit 82 percent from the Proae, llloneer and Henry OCIIs iani 's Chiefs into a 6-6 league 5~15; Ennis 3-4-10; Crawford lb' virtue .of the Imps victory, &eubenvnie 100 Bellaire 48 By United Press International record gOOd for fifth place in 3-4-10; PolleJI 5-0-10; Thom,pson Ioul circles, aillldng 23 of 28. trolling the bosrda, and with C(q)led with last 91ace Jackson's Bridgeport 85 &. Clairsville 58 East the standings while the los s 3-0-6; James 1- 1-3. TOTALS 20TEAM W L of the loop's top MallheWII, HOIIJ'¥, Prose and surprise 24-21 win over second BrllUant 76 Smithfield 58 Wellllon, Pet. GB foul 'ibOoltlna ...,., hit 01113 55 ~neer lharlng the lcorlrJR bon- place Ironton. the lmps are now Rtver 104 Powtlatan 73 dropped the Buckeyes into sole 14-.'i4. Baltimore .... 41 15 .732 possession of seventh place ~n - - Frldoy, making 15 of 27, or1, GAllS outscored t h o - deadlocked for secoo.t In t he Logan 68 Nelsonville-York 54 Philadelphia .. 38 18 Score by q\arters: .679 3 league competition. The Blue Derils' defense waa 23-8, and held a comfortable 37. SEOAL reserve standings, Ealtern Meigs 53 Glouster 43 N Y k Lopn . • • • • 17 32 46 68 Tbe Utile Rockela dropped w Mill P .,. or ..... 41 21 . 661 3 it liB peak Fr~. Golnc lntothe · 16 halftime lead. Logan moved out to a 17- 11 Nels.-York . . 11 21 33 54 5-7 in league play. Wellston had 48er erry 120 Southern Meigs Boston ...... 34 23 .596 , ,~ pme, Wsllllon waa thelop-ecor. In tho llrot haD, GAllS hlt18 Reserve Score: NelsonviUeClnelnnali , ... 30 27 . 526 IJI~ fi rst per iOO lead and was never By United Press fnte••aatioDal d ...lled th imp 61 7 behind as they led at the half Yor k 44 , Logan 31. lng ieam ID tho conference, with of 28 !rom the field tor 57 pere s -4 at WellsCots Wehrle 64 Colo o Sal D 1 1 ton 00 J111, 4. · . e es e rot . , , ...23 35 .397 19 Eall 71.5 averap, With 5:55 left ill cent. Tbe Ice - cold lloekoll hit 63 Milwaukee .. . 16 43 .271 26'~ 32-21 and by a 4&-33marginafter TEAM W L Pet. GB three quarters. the lhlrrl e>.r:to\1. .GAHS,J!IId ~ . oniJ" aoven- of 35 tor 10 parcent. Two fl'ee throws by LarrY Ridgewood 51 Newcomerstown45 · West Minnesota . • • •27 23 .540 ;s-po~nt '!froiW'p');: 411lifl.!. II'! ., ....,.S IIIII Dovjlo,. Although Nelsonville - York HU LL REPLACED ~ '!!'" bf, ~~ l'l'JI~. Jri,.Vfl!lv 1~ Rooev\110<50 TJ~t,tf · W L Pet, <:B Indiana .•. ' ..29 26 .527 .... CIIICAGO (UP)) - Chicago placed four pla,yecs in double and IIIIo. lull too much tor 211-18 ID the lhlrrl period, 1ut the DMJ 45 se~lonoi or·jlll,)' ' linand 68 Maivern ~5 '! ~ .t l 'U;. <~nii'etes ·: . 38 ·~ o '!);56 " Kentucky ....•26 24 .520 ~ I tho Roebt. toovor<ome allhouah IIIII traUec1 by 19 poilltl - ss- prowd 10 be the w111111rw margin Chillicothe Flaget 49 Frankfort Atlanta •.... 36 23 .610 2ft, figures it was not enough to over- Black Hawks coach Bill Reay Miami. . . . . . 24 24 .500 2 come Shaw and his teammates. said today he would use Chico New York ...• 14 36 th81 OUtl<ored the DevU1 M-38 3 8. tile Imps, who are 12-4 tor Adena 47 San Diego •• •• 26 32 _448 !2 .280 13 ill the t1na1 11 mllllleo, (WalloCAliS bold a 23-polnt food m Mark Flck led the Buckeye at- Maid on the second line as a led • • -~Ro11 Zene Trace 88 Palnt Val - Son Fran . . ... 25 31 .446 12 Well replacement for Demis Hull 1 ton Clllleored GAHll 28 _ 8 at throe dllrorent occallona ill tho , ~~ Alt.e~r one ley 48 Chi 24 36 o W L Pet. GB when Ul club skates against the TEAM period 1ut traUed 21-21 it hoUcago · · · · · .40 15 BOBBY ORR OUT Well- ill the Ileal Ove min- fourth period. Wall- cut It limo. imp repined the! Huntington To!p. 81 Unioto 70 Sealtle . . • . . .22 39 .361 17',; Oakland . . • • ' 39 6 .887 BOSTON (UPO- An aggra- Toronto Maple Leafs ~ ute1 of p1q tho !lrat time theoo 10 15 points - 68-43 - with 35..:14 after U.:.e • rlod ead, Crooi<ovllle 81 Morpn 73 Phoenla . ..•. 13 44 .228 24% vated knee Injury will keep night. Hull suffered a strained Denver .. , •• •30 22 ,577 121'1 two clubo mot.) 3:fl left, but periiOIIal tou11 end' ,o s. Molunok 85 VInton Ccunt;y 50 Frida,y'a Results BWE ligament in Thursda,y New Orleans ••26 2S .510 16 Boston deCenaeman Bobby Orr knee IMPS - Wilson 7..0..14; · Tom *""cer held the toop•1 Ill the Rockelo chancaa of a brU. SEOAL Standin"" New York 105 Cblcsgo 98 from the Bruins' starting lineup llighrs game at Detroit and wUJ Loo Angeles . . 22 27 .H9 19 top IC01'8r - !ldp llo1mard _ 111 l1ant eomel!ack. GAllS Clltlcor- ForauiGII 5-2-12! &..wden l-2-4· ---..Baltimore 114 Milwaukee 101 during their next two N&Uonal miss Chicago• a next five games. DaUBS .....• 21 26 .M7 19 ed tho llo<kota IS.. ln the Ileal N - !1.:1-7; Thomas ~· ~ llouston . ' . • •14 33 .298 26 iarrii..O.:. TOTALS _ ~ -45. SEOAL ALL GAMES Atlanta 109 Buston 107 Hockey League games. OJT wJU 1 7 throe mlllutes of pll,)'. The flag that inspired Frldoy's Results WELLSTON 'B' _ Enunortl- TEAM w L l'hliadeiphla 109 Los Angeles lOG spend tbe weekend viaiting an Oakland 124 Kentucky 122 2-4; ~ ~: Connan l-l· Athens • • , , . . . • . • • 14 2 San DiOi'O 13tl Phoenix liS orthopedic surgeon in Toronto Francis Scott Key to write our national anthem is at the Denver 110 Minnesota 106 S; Jacobo Z-1-$; Jordan 6-3-! 9• Jackson • • • •.. , • , . 9 8 Seattle _103 CillclrmaU 97 and hie parents in Pury Sound, Smithsonian Institution , New Orleans 110 Dal111 99 DoiiQI 6-0-12; TOTALS _ 1g.7: Gollipollo •••••• , . , 9 7 (Only Cameo Scl!oOJled) OnL Washington, D .C. 43. W.Uotoo . . .. .. . " , 8 6 (Only Games Sche.-ded) ., 12; Rizer 6-(1..12; H!lf'IIIOn ~; ',, Fields 1-0-.2; ll.onrd~Sinltb m•O<rOP· - Recording Ninth Win pn 3-2-61 naooy 11.2-l. Tolal., ,<: : 23 (lih'Jt) 6S. ! . '. . ..j . WAll~~ (73) ,,c •• Clll . I~; Cill!lt>l' 1i,.G.l!2;- ~t\ T. Fields $-6-l&;'1 G. · ~ ~ ' o Eagles Pick Up 11th Win, 53-43 ·- -.n l' II Look what • BREHMER SlllELINEIJ !If. -LOUIS (l'P0- A hYI>Ol'· !iaNUP sidelined Joe BniUMr, St. Loull Universi.Q" bead cosch lor the Mcond dme in a week. ,8rtrhmer milled three Billiken pme1 was hospi!JIIlzlll titd It li-io •. .cted he wnuld be out tA . . . ,fOio another throe ........ fJ'I!illoman eoach Ran<~)' ~ the tum ill ~or'•tolloil!<e: Blue Devils Impressive I GALLIPOL'IS'"CHRYSLER~PtTMOtJTR · eo:;~~F~-.. · ·· w~J . Wahama Trips so,thwestern, 7:J..6fj Even Terms For 3 Periods RUTLAND - Melis' Mara!Miers pve DOWerlul Alherul aD It nniod lor over three quorten Friday nfihl, but the visiting llulldoB• ....... 10 em the Sootheastern Ohio Athleilc League cage -ch widt a 52-.39 victor)'. Ccach carl Wolfe's Manuders, playing wltb strodg lqles or knocking ott the loop c;:hlmps. held a 35-34 lead just after the start the n.~ eigbt mlrutea. Sophomore Mike Swart, how- Waper, both with 10. Joe Myers, lh1 senior, topped ever canned a two-pointer and a the Marauders in scoring with 11 free •throw to put the quirtel of points on tour buckets an:l three Coach a.arles Me Alee bllck In front and the Bulldogs ran u,p sev- charitY tosses. Myers was foien more straight points to lock l - by Sq>homore Bobby Werup their 12th straight SEOAL ry who hit 9 points aOO Jack Robinson had B. win. Athens got 31 rebounds comAthens. with the 1968-69 setso~ pared to 25 b)' Meigs. Myers also crown already cinched, and havtrw: a 14-2 overall record, were led tJ\e hosts in rebourdi~ with IJ)parently surprised by the com- 8, petitlve spirit of the hosts. The Bulldogs, with I cold shootThe Bulldogs led early in the ins game, hit only 22 or 57 atgame and were in tront 16-4 at tempts from the field for 38 per the close of the Ci rst quarter. cent while Meigs sank 13 o( 40 Meigs bounced back in the sec- (or 32 per cent. oOO stam:a and trailed only 26Athens• Little Bulldogs took a 21 at intermhsion. The MaraOO· ' 58-35 win over Meigs in the preers then were Gown by only 35-32 llminlr)' game. Chip Haggercy at the close of the third period. was high for the young MaraudBoth teams had balanced acor- ers with 10. Meigs, now 1-13 overall and log and l4 points 'by AtheWi' Dftn Wickerham was tops for both. winless in the SEOAL, traveled Wickerhun hit on five of 18 at- to Wahama for a non-league game tempts (rom 'the field and four of last ' night and will go to Logan aeven at the foul line. this ccming Friday. other Athens players gettitW: BY QUARTERS In double figures were Bob HarD- Athens . . . •. 16 26 35 52 ley with 12 and SWart and Tam Meigs . • • • • 4. 21 32 39 - • ' ~. Computer then tells us · .eu.ctly · Wh1ch sprinp il' to uee deJ)ent:llila on the car•a weighi and the way it's dlatrlbu\eol . . Chevrolet, the only ear In ito field with computer-aeleeted sp'linll!lo ! ' . ,"'- .. , FHIIer.·llllltfe,fflllllel'll · '.ool!i4 ·have eklp~ ~hit. ·,' -~~~~.~ '>l »:, j:&rs I~ ~!"' poltl .do.) ,):.,,.QU~ w~'re as an:l:lOQ8 _. you ~- \ 1'!;' .. · Jt\. " '' ~- ; ;. ' ·:r 1·d,-·t; ~- - to keep your beautiful new Chevy looking beautiful and new. So' Up inside the regular fenders we've p]aced a second set. They do an the in-fight.ing. Catch all the splashed-up rain, slush and road salt. Stop the kicked-up stones. While your "outers" just sit there looking pretty. Aotro Ventilation The other two cars in our field give you air intakes down by the floor. So do we. We also give you two up on the instrument panel. And all fuurofthem are adjustable 80 you can regulate the flow Of l'ir just the way you like it. Even with aJI the windows closed, you 'U be comfortable in~ side. You get air without wind. Without noise. Astro Vent.ilotion is standard, now, on all the big Ch.e vrolets. Tile tlleft.fltnrtw Ontheoleering coluu'n thel'!l's a lock. Only Chevrolet ~has it. in Chevrolet's 6el.d. You tum the key and it lOcke th""' thlngo: Your i;nition. YQur_,.. • wheel. ! Yourobillii<WII!'• ., ' ,. -~ -1 ,. ' ' . When you own a car this tempting, you don't dare take chances. Blueot standard VI in our field Ask any car enthusiast, be11 tell you : Chevrolet builds great engines. Eopecially VBs. And thie year there are six great V& available for the big Chevrolet. Standard : Our 285-bp 327-cubic-inch Turbo-Fire. Another thing: We•ve lowered {he price of several of our bifter V& alon~ with our automatic transmi8Slons and power disc brakes. Which makes ·it J)OIIeible for you to buy a '69 Chevrolet for even less money than you could last year. -. -..... Show up for our Showdown. You can 't lose. ' .._~­ Impale Sport Coupe . ' ' ( �--....- ·Expect It - , . 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Goorao MeGovora - _.u, tllqll'OUC In lhe nib, Ia to Ill lcJIIowed ofSoulh-. . . . . . . . ._ j1llruo r uLol'l lh'l blm I II)' Jllbll< bolriDp tllll Will- ll!<""•ll)llliomocrauc ~­ WAlllllllarON - The clDud DDw foradal,.~er PrHidett Nix- ... - Dur;u riaJrt. .... POJIEI!O)' - .SM Sjll. DroliiOl', neehu ~ U. Cell- Be,nan1 Fltllw!', t.ho ooJ,y DYlnl! U, S. . Air Forco Jlfdll of HGIIor - · tile OCCiolOD bol.. Set. Dreimar'o ~ · lor 1hree )'81rl to eomp!Ote 20 , . , , of mtJiiarr oorileo. COL Flll)er - e d tile 00111 at llle !\l<qdalllem Air FOree Bulla Gormolql, !let. Dremor Iiol Hi-wod in lnllnd, Greonllnd, F'rllleelllll Gerallllr lllllllo prenlllb' """"" In V'-- He (o tile 1011 or Mr• Mrs. Lee Drenner, Unlon Terrace, POIIlei'OY, and l1 Dlll'rled to tbe Iormor SQre of PomerCQ". The ....,Je boa two ~n­ drwn, IIIII JoninL <CIIIII'IIIIIatioo!l ehlllee, ~ 'l1lo iJ!aor l'NIIIJ, how- 111 iaftllllblo _,_.., 'lbnerlllot till aoplnnt lui , _ for tho ever, Ia I Udal lito- Ia olreedr U t100C1 U In; It wiD an.m ..peace" people. . . . _ pnllllllre 011 the Prullllllor- '!be IIIII llbort of II be 111at IIIIo BIU... !o •'ov.....,.._ Ia 111at tbe old IIIII - V._.,- mltted" ev01'7WbenldeDI 1o ~ eau t11t 1D the - . plua . . , . Holf 1 dozm - . , beoded lilY IIIII Ill . . . . . . . - . , wllh , _ lllleo, Ia. _...., Ito ot- lor pr-ell pttpOOII II)' so ._ t h o - UnlOD Ia~ llekl . . , 111at bJjlorlloon pol- Edward ~ of Moaoadlllc;o IDioaoerlooof~ehllII" 0 ..>4 =·~a:;:m~ NO BOOK BAN MOOCOW (UPI)- AulhoriiiUve Soviet .PUblishing circles have denied that 4 new edition of "They Fought for Their Countcy, '" a novel by Nobel. · Prize winner Mikhail Sholokhqv, · hu been ~ by censors. Reporto lrCRII obrood lllld the FLYING CAJON, by Ctjon Creek out of Miss Image Bars, is one of three stallions in the bud or 43 quarterhorses Mr. Alec Galli!! has given to the West Vlrgtnla University Foundltlon Inc. Four studerts oo the WVU Quarterhorse Judging Team admire the three-year-old ahown by Edwin Linger, livestock Carm manager. Several of the 22 mares included tn Mr. Galls' eift wiU drop Flyh~ cajon's first t.c.ls thi8 spring, His sire, Cajon Creek, is an AAA and American Quarterhorse Ann. champion, an:l Miss Image Bars is ao AAA producer. Cajon Creek Is the seoior stallion at Sterling Farms, Reedsville, W. Va. The students are (from lett to right) Ben wam .. sley DI, Morgantown; Paul Shockley, Ravenswoodj James DUIUl, Point PleaSint; ani Phlllp Me· Millan. West Union. Galle made the gift in appreciatioo of help he received in universicy staxzy in eJVineering, though he never flnished high school. Througfl it, he became successtulia the machine and electrical business IDII now is retired in Georgia to operate a hone ranch. V._.,_ If Ill ' - " - Ia nat alflelalb' ...,., to uoo on POMEROY - Kltherleo Gea, 64, died ewmw 111 Mel&• Geaerll Hoopllal. Sbo operated the Mulberij< Resflllrlllt the pa1t 22 YMI'I, She II survl...t II)' 1hree brotllerl, Alfred, Clrl IIIII Cllrence Galli, and a 1t1ter, Margaret Gono. Funeral aerv:lc:es wUl be held MCIIIIIIJ II 9 BolD- frOm the So. ered Heart Chureh wltb bllrll1 In Sacred . HOII'I .....ary_ Fr!OJ>lo.1111J elliot Ewtqr Cl1op-. Tltur* taaa been -st.ppressed beeause or olllclll di-rovol novel of Sholokhov's nctionaUzed ac~ count of World War n. '_·),~~~~~··.,, .-" ...-,~ .~. .-:· -. .•· ' -., . Nixon in Busy~Day - - ... ,. eliiQOI!me. 9lallow-dratt h·ouseboat, The Cocolobo. Nixon The extent to which Nixon has confidence ln Rebozo as i. By MERRIMAN SMITII UPI White House Reporter KEY BISCAYNE, 11a. (UPO yeUow confidante was and Rebozo were ~~~ompanied demonstrated when . Rebozo. a only by secret service agents. -President Nixon fired off a local real estate an:! banking Coast Guard patrol craft kept series ol dinctives to government departmenh from his figure, sat in on a dinner table pril'llte boats at a distance. Before beginnirc his midday Florida White House Saturday, discussion Friday w i t h the including a call for ste,PPed-IC). President, Secretary of state cruise, Nixon signed a fourth federal efiorts to stem the flow WUUam P. Rogers Uld Dr. serjes of directives to depart-ol. obscene materials through Henry A. Kissi~er. assistant to melts aOO agencies. the: President for lnterrational the to juveniles. After an evening of concen-- matters. They talked about trated foreign _polic::y discusalona Nixon's fOl'thcomi-.: Eurq;Je81l Friday at his home on this trip, the North Atlantic Treaty Oti¥J.zatlon :-;And. th4!1:tt· tense ~i-tropi~al isl.aP.4~acent. ~to PlJ'i!EROY BOW!liNG"!:~~ iuami, Nb:on did ·some early situation in the Middle East. Febnary 3 Subsequent foreign policy morni~ paper work before MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE setting out on a leislD'ely discussions were anticipated Standings - No. 6, 26(pointol; houseboat ride on Biscayne Bay later Saturday and sometime No. 1, 26; No. 2, 24; No. 4, 19; 1titll his old friend am next,. Sunday. Rogers and Kissinger No. 5, 16: No. 3. 9. door neighbor, Charles G. remained ashore whUe the Team three games high, No.I, President cruised on Rebozo's "Debe" Rebozo. 1984; High single game- No. 1, f I .,,.,. ......, ill" pound. •• ~ ll'~ ._r; .. m- 'memborofthellarrliiGr~ -~~ Iemen will be bold . 1:30 »lm., at tbe .Me~ And - spealdrw or servicemen, Jerry Burns, son oC Mr. a n d Mrs. Paul Burns, is now in DeNq, Vietnam, Hls address for thole who wish to write is SW2 Jerry.L Burns, 7949271,M.C.B. 5 A Co., 8 Pit., 2nd Squad, C-o FPO San Francisco. Calif., \ ' 63030. ' PICTURED SEVERAL times I' J .. in. the current editioo of the Ohio Ponr Review is Ron Springer. formerly with the eanpahy at Pmneroy. ODe of the .Pictures is used wt&h a story noting that Ron will be taking ove'r the gavel as Dtesldent or tile Findlay Aroa Chamber ol Commerce. It'D actually bl Hold hat" for Sprinaer " h o twice served as president cA. the P~ Chamber and one &erm eadl u president of the lroNon IIIII· Mounl Vernon Chambera. KIND, WORDS FROM Mr. and R.liseJl Little, Rutland, trho i . l :t Mrs. .,~ horne !rom a visit wltb l,llll< ""UilhlAir, Mrs. Corl - . "'·',,.,;;'JJ . . ~ '. MISS CHARLENE, LOWE & toni Appalachian J"ow• CollllianJ · WILL BE.IN-, OUR .. . . .. 10 A.M. ·tO Willi ·. CONflNOUS . Hlsh Gomo Jnd- - Phoebe ROberti 199i HiaJl IDL Series - Pandor• Collins $13. Tum Hlsh Gome - Sbncn'o Mlrket, 817; Hlgb Teom Series - 51- ......... Rhodes olunned legtolatoro WedDesda)' morning with a proposal to "freeze" for the next two years underJI'IIdlate and gnduate Cee1 11 ollie-a-'"<! universities. Then, he Ia tho miDd ol the moll vehe..-1 of Furopeall erlli•• of - - forelln polley, Preola.u~· de C.UUoofPraa"'To iD to flmJpo ander 1 IIIII portlall7 'l'"lkod .bat nevortllele81 , . - ottaclc from ~will weakonthePr••Went•• hand at tbe J&art. To pollt- Let's TALK TURKEY about your grams. 'Illat was tor hlgber ecmc.. 11011. On tho prbnlry IIlii sooondary level, Rllodes !nd!caled he would ..o1 Ieglslotlon to the Aasembl)' wbi~h would IQle-mont .,.,. or the UDory Heport rec:ommendati008 in re-. orguizing educltion in Ohio. First Comml ttoe llfports On other frontl this week. the Serate receiwd ita tlrst ~ommittee report recommend.. 11W passage or tbree blllo. The report wont to the Senile Rules Committee to be submltted tor a floor vote, possibly early next week. The bllls, studied by the Ju.. dlelar)o Committee, would Increase amounts recovered fr'om parerts tor assault and varxlallam by juveniles. The flllrd bW would relieve rec!plenta of unB<ll!clled mer- Tox•• gobbling up your income? Maybe you're not claiming all tl1e legal de-ductionJ you're allowed . BLOCK will see to it you get all yo~o~'re entitled to . . aoves you hme, worry. and ITDney, too! Come lOTH FEDERAl AHD STATE s Pflll!ll!l L!ll3 :;~~~=~~~,';:,.... :! oP~:!~~!~E '."'~"·".,.~..·.ii..~,,...,"'.'!!"" ony peMIIf)l or illtlfftt, H·l [3C!:.(!XS[!:l'co. America's Lars~est Tax 5enice with Over 3000 Offiu1 366 Secon d Ave, Weekdlyo - 9 Lm- to 9 P.'"-, Sot. 11-5. & """- Ph_ ff&o«<I3 ·-:~":'OD:·~re:s:pono:lb:u:t:u:es~=::::N:o~A::ppo:ln:tm:•:nt::N:ec:e:s:s::::::~ Remodeling AU, WI<:EK! FEB. lOth THRU. FEB. 15th! $ 99 {4x8) '• IONS .. .. ·. . ·.: IT'S ABREEZE TO WHILE IT LASTS .' ' s 95 • LOOI FOI SPECIALS 011 WINDOWS AND DOOIS e SOME CA.NETS & APPLIANCES. lEAL IAIGAINSI e SPECIAL . ·YOU'LL IE SURPRISED AT SAVINGS HEIEI ·SALES AlfE.f- COME IN · ' - SALFJ SPECIAL! MANY •i • .. -.·' I. ' . ' ·' .' '·.:· .• ·.. ia:tfi1ZJ~~ FOR REMODELING ~Y SLASHED PRICES! .. a(IIUIITUIS •RING SAI.II 1· ' ' Car oi-l · L·,,.· m ' '· • OPP. I & 0 DEPOT . . ; ' .¥ . - ' -! \ ,,~, ~ ' '!! the Ohio Board of RegeJU, aM make any 1late-s1C'Ported rate hikes items the General Alaer. bl)' would have to 1,1111row. lGnlln Jouraoll' to - . - aCborii>IDti. 1111110 ldndofcbaooe sl4loo lor undergnduales. Tbe _..,.... lloa prqK>oed programo eoll!IW ror ~8 mDlloo In reve.... s obove the prev1ow1 executive budget. Then, he aucgested a veDCiora" excise tax which would net the otate ~4.2 miU!oo In 22 months to ftnonee tho ~ pro- EVANS STY.LEIOAD Stand!lllls - Slmoll's lolorkot, t21h (woo); Lanlmlrk 3f; Tlqy'o Foodllnd 32'/.!; Buhl!eyo Polito Chips 28; New York OCitlii.IIC 27; Coco Cola 14. '* SIXteen Democrats pr~ two yeara of charp-tree higher educatloo. for all OhlOUll. otbor b!lh orlered to odd student and lllcu!Q- · votiDg memberi to All Wfll bolnl plied ... l'real,clenl't plD . . . u l>e 111tampta 1D ~for lolo llrot - • 469. Harris, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Little says that they really looked !orward to gett!llc the moo'• ifarllet. 242L locol PIIIJO!' In the llUill oaeh clay as a way or keeplJ18 tabs on the HALTS SEARCH MANILA (UPil- '!be U,S. ,Ur home front. Mr. and Mrs. Little were met For<i> cancelled SeturdiJ< 1 in F1orlda by her mother. Mrs. three-da)' 1earch' for l:J crew 8am Wyatt of Pomeroy Route 4. member• of an HC130 Hercules In her 80's, Mrs. Wyatt dew to tral\liPOI't plane . wblclt cnahed Florida to avoid the l q auto in herfy naa 10 mUes souitl of trip. However, the Florida sun thO Ch!neiO NotiOMI!st lolml must have lad a good effect or. Jtrcqbold of Taiwan. A ljlokeoper-hips, Mra. Wyatt was aftald man 111c1 tho 13 u.s. lll'llUin she'd end up in Ctlba. AUny rate, were aOw reprded as "'missing she traveled home by auto with and. preiUinlld dead;" Mr. and Mrs. Little. UNITY MOVE BUDAPEST (UPO- YUIOolovACTIONS ARE underway to at-tempt to identify the calli'Jr or Prem!e• Mll<l ~IIlii<. ln callers who plarUd bmtb scares lludll!esl Ia IIi lij)porOnl bid by . 11 tile Me!Mo Dish Sehoolln Mid- Belcrode to 1101'111111n relltlono dleport thi• week - three of with warAw Pact qltlons lri tho · ,....., of t11e SovleW..S them yet. Supt. GeorgeHaa·gravea aaya invoslon of ~chollovoldl, tMt tiMI offender will be .Prose- eon!en'ed ~ with Boll c~ to the fulleat extent or the Bllzku, doPUII of HIIIIPl'lln law •••• that' a about a maximum Communlot Plll'll ehlol J11101 .ane or six months In jail ... Kldlr, ' tile IIOWI opn<l' 11'11 or lloth. r~._, ''f ~~i···,,· the """""- Leltia..-01. PRICES START AT·--·-·=·==·-------• SEYEUL PANELS ARE CLOSEOUTS AND ARE BEING OFFERED AT ·COST & LESS. IAIGAINS ON ODD LOTS OF PANELS AND CEILING TILL Wcmen's Thuradoy Aftamooo WHEN YOU'RE A LONG, long way from home. Sgt. Mark E. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. WUlie E. Davia, MiddJepcrt, will celebrate h.is birthday for the teeond time in Korea Oh Fib. 15. Sgt. Davis, who l11 serving a sa miHtary policeman in Korea, would appreciate hearing !rem friends. He's e:xpectlng to be dl"" c:barged from the army on /14Jr. 22. The address is Sgt. Mark E. Davia, US51879699, 55MP CO., APO Sin francisco. C&lif., 96358, AI 1 Joint Hlllon of the loglsllture Wodno* mwnlng, Rhodes outliDoci hla opeclflc leglslatlve propoOI!a. Then. as the 132 leg5a1atnrs pl'Epii'Od to 110 heine Cor the weekend 'Iburldl,y, several ~ ucltlon bills were otlered in Mlcldle Eut - Ia ot lllo time beiDI: llll)lled .~ tllo - SAVE ON P.ANELING Standings - Foll!ngstors, Yip- tey, aloo -e • pbasis on education. - limlv. pies, SpiMera, M-C's. bUrrobangs, Alley cats. Hlsh Game - Bob Bowen, Jr, 239; Be!Q' l!lley, 172. Hlgb series - Dale Davis 600; Betey a.. The clipping flD'ther reports that sugar was $4 a pound in 177() am butter was s~ling at $12 a pound in 1780. Now, come to think of it, that trip ta the grocery yesterdaJ' waan't so bul after all, was it? Slet7e!u . ' lclur lll'llldelllldr IIIII two lll'oat-crllllllebUdriiL tlli brother, Aaa at.¥1111. CO.. ·l•mblll, llln'lvoo, alq wllbIIIIer, Feme Raeoe, IUo Grmlo. . Ho WU I member of tile ilod11111' - . t a..n:h IIIII I ellar- WEDNESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Week of Februory $, 19411 · , ' ... 2082i Team one game - No. 4, I Mor~o~a .._..cal 756; lR1. three games - Dale Davis, $85, Myrna Searls, 581. High single game, U.s. Boyles, 235, lola Bartrum, 208. U you think l'ric::es are high today, perhQs, you ought to back up a c:cq»le or hundred years - about the time of the admlniJtration of John Adams, second president of the United states. Accordh'@ to a el!ppi~ provided by Mrs. Louise Reuter Zicka~ foose of Pomeroy, COl'n was $25 a busheli potatoes $10 a bushel; molasses $12 a gallon; dour $5 per hundred pounds and sugar $3 R..-.,_,_ GAL!JPOLIS- ~Tbomp­ GALLIPOLIS- H. Mortmst.. t7, or s~ c.u..t ill, died at 12:30 p.m., Frldq In the · - · retired blgbwQ amployo, lillzer c..ter, fourtb died II bit Ill Porter eAve, He hod -lnfolllng I'CIUIId 8 p,m,, FrklaJolneo lut Ma.r, and oerlle ... ll!m> April 13, 1188, at ~. - of tile late Amos t6ulil UI the poll tbreo - Mr. 'l'bompoooa was a lhlpLfn<Obl s...... 8lld Moilt Walla Slev.... plq elerk for the Ollvor CorporHe llllrrted Della Krout oo 111m ID ~ Ohio. He . Dee. 29, !Bill, II Pl. Pleaoant, tax1e11>to •Gol!lpobrlet !lie IUl'Yivel, alenl- tile fol- tlmo returniDa Usfrom~d. lowing m._ Slev..., Ho wa~ bom at AdllmoviUe Ill. lTiriiDII Grant, ... Oet. 28; 1921,: .... of Finley -~ blm man 6911. Individual hish 1hree pme Chu- Boyles, o60,M,yrmSoorls, 531; hlsh single game Individual, Chas. Boyles, 235, lcia Bartrum, 208. SEASON HIGHS Team three games - No. 3, trcm' H. closemouthed Local Bowling ,PIII&Iblo elldlo, tile AdmlD!atratlon'• actual relaHnnsMp with a Club, KrlltlhU of Pytidao, - · determined minoritY of Seaate ~ Club, ~Temple and thll eoulltr7'1 Seoltillb R!WI, Cladmoll, IIIII dlsa.atrs ~ llilfi•wllmll poolul'<! II one tlmo woo Gol!la Count;y of .... ling ool,y ""'"poa!tlorul of Commlolloner or the Boy SccJalo IIU'qdt DBJit be deaeribed a• of America, dlfftcult lulleed. He waa allo a member •1be ' already Cbolrmlll J, WUlllm F U 1B'nal B'rltlt, 8lld the Aallclll Aehlm ~. both or eoC.., Cbopol ln Vlalon, with Rev, I.-a. Funerll oervleos will be hold FrMIIDd Nonta 8lld Rev. MDo ·I p.m,, todll;)' II tho snJdor Me- Moore allldltlniBirlal will be at Clivll')' Cenamorlll ~. 3230 Ellt MolD st., Columbul. OIA!r7 1D IUo Grude, Frlenda 1N1Y il lieu of - . . the lam- ci1J lllhe MeCQy Funora1 Home IIJt r8fllolltl momorlal coatri- In VIDtan frOm ~-4 8lld 7-41 !im~s to 1 ehariV of .tbolr do)o. ebo1ee. Builll wiD be Ia j;olum· ""'- - ·" ' 3Q-foot, quite ~nc~a. be'lll-.bolp 111 .~-diollorlatbe - Ed ucation aeynote COLUMBUS (UPI)- Edue&11011 was the l<lplc of d!ocuoo!on this week Ill tho llfth week or the General AasombiJ, At the start ol the week, aeoaton and reprennlat:l.wa discussed the rumors they heard lbcNt Gov. Jomes A. - · r-eaming "COIIdltlon of the State Meaaage•• and Its em~ ---to or • -to -_,.,.... Wl1do&'. lor IIUiilplo, .• ~ ' ' .• "' ' l_. ' �!. ~ . ·' ~ NEW IN tFARMING , · A' ' r.~ / ' '1'• " ~ ~ ~ }, ,_.· f-, u ;, - - . · ' ~ ' • • ,I ' atoo ~'"'. ,' . ' : "' J"~ U SJi&JitliY ' · . ·1961"!'1 -. . F . arm ·ru1come p . ~- ·~ J :': .~ , .. 1/t :' '_ x ,, ' . -,t~ -a.enge.wo~FultoildJ..,-1t~~-~1,11Uftj t~xc:Wdlow ""' 'JIM!· per ~ (Mwn, ~,1!21o,IH"; calLI• *'·· . MOfuhumandtJiay*iHl,• \' 1'111- , l)ololl;f.. . In die }Niilvy' ~-- ·~attte Mnr-U...tr 1 ,.... · I'Olllt:HOY - Total cash re- hosa a per cent. 1'-11; i:om' - - up of daley. pr'""""a <I'!Pt• or llltllg1 COW!I> lllnnen and Ill)' oath eontrUIU<od..,. per $l,ue,ooo, tOltJe.,.. w.;s$lc we"' .,,180,tl00 In 1~67, o«ord- •""' eacll wilh 4 per' l:iiat fl'mn 0~1100; .hop, $161,000. IIOilltrY '"' to a r-rt n<:elV<Jd I aa t ..,., ,.....,., includiow timber, _.97,11110, " - . , . . -~1100 month rrom Ohio sta.l.e, Unlver· ha,, tobllceo, and otho~ gratA. aDd otl*' UQatoek ps,eoo: 11il..) at the Stali1tlcallteportlrv Unut rece.a year• poultry ha• Sal~ of au erop1 trudueted Servic~ or &he Unlt.ed states ne.. been either firat or ucond rank- ...., $1.32'1,000. CcJBm61.tdll v.,.. partment of Agrleulturl!. Tbls I• Ire tn ·Melga Couht;)\ etabl•:e aeeounted tor tt,03_7,000 up sHghtly l'rom the 1966 figw'e Jn four nelehborlrw counties wUh e0rn $59,000, 01.t1 11111 hly MOBILE SCALE IN liSE - The Jackson Production Credit Association's Board of DireClOl' s and Wayne B. Neal, Genera) Manager hne presented a mobile livc stodl. seale to .Rodney Marhoover, Jackson County Agent, ' and Jim Little, Area Extension Livestock Specialist The object is to promote beef catlle improvement in Southeast Ohio. Anyone interest'~!<~ in performance tes~ing or weighing <·at Lie on their farm should contarl their local munt.1- agent. From row, I tor, are l{odney ~tarhoover, Jack son County Agent, llmvard Du,all, Hoss County, Jim Brown, Jackson County, Davis Groene, Adams CoUnt.r; baek row, Hobart McAllis ~er, Pike County, Wayne R. Neal, General Manager, Frank Herrell, Lawreno:e Count), and Jim little, Area Extension Livestock Specialist. ton 37)er cent. The onl:r change in second place commodity ill hogalnHock.. lng County with 16 per cent ud lies accounted for 72 per cent of the $1,304,652,000 received by Ohio farmers in 1967, nanking of sales by Meigs County farmers was dairy 32per ccrt, cattle · and calves 22 per cent, commercial vegetables 21 per cent, poultry 15 per cent, and corn 18 per cent In Pike County. Tdlacco is third place tnboth Gallia (24 per cent) am: Law· renee (16 per cert), Total cash rece!Dts trom.sales or livestock and livestock pr~ duds (0 Meigs County Canners were $3,471,000. Tfds amount pected. However, we believe now seeded live acres additional land that all the ponds in the <.-ounty with Kentucky 31 fescue. T h e method which Mr. McFarland are fuH . used for his seeding was to sow John Priddy. of Thirteen Mile it on Crozen groond in DecemCreek, told us three weeks ago that his pond was only one -third ber. Mr. Washington, whose farm full but last week he reported is at Fairview, has planted two that il had filled. Scott.te Soladean built a pond acres with white pine l.ut in December on his !arm 011 Ba- spring. He reported to Ronald den Ridge and it is now full. These that he had gotten 95 per cent ponds both had very small water- or better survival in the plant- placed as would have been ex- sheds behind them. JACKS0:--.1 _ Dr. William J, --J~ns cattle !or sale on the Cal '!Yznik of the teaching staff at clttle market. \\o'hile going over The ohio state University, will .the farm with him, we found speak at the second meet:irijf of where a tree had been cut. the Beer Nutritioo School at It was a pin oak and had been Sy1nmes Valley High School near growing on the Kanawha River bottom on Huntington Silt Loam Al .-... d, vuio, ln Lawrence Count,}· soil. The tree was cut abciut a next Monday at 7:30. Dr. Tyznik has been a metn- foot from the ground. Where 1l ber of The Ohio State t:niverslty was cut off the stump measur. animal science start for almost ed 27"' ln diameter and the rings 20 years and is well known to of growth. on the stump lndicatJocat.,.usitl.ents. ·He lwiil ~SCUS'S ed.__tl;Jat, it rt.as likely abQ.u~3 -the "NUtritional Requirements of years old. • the Beef Cow," describing in de~ . We have L'OLmted the rings on tail the grass tetan,y-m~lk rever many logs and stumps but this Complex and how minerals such tree indicated one of the fastest as calcium, phosphorous, a n d growths that we have seen. magnesium Influence the h~lth RONALD GILKFSON OF the and condition of the beef ·aJli- too. Clinic On Socl Pltntlng For Corn Wed., March 12, 9:30 a. m. Lunch Served Plnstnt Point Resort Sponsored by Keefer Service Center, Allis Chalmer Dealer aJXI AgricWLural Extension Service houll ud~nurseey envs,t3,0oo, Scioto 19 per cent. 1n raur Other cOUIItrles cattle and ctlves head the Jil!lt ol commocUdes: Hockine 3-t per cent, JacksOn 33 per $114,000. ce11t, Pike 22 per cent lrd VIA- SQYbea'ns t2 ·000 aJKI other ercps ' UNCLE ·SAM'S PART Governmenl pa.ymentttoMetgs farmers were ps2,oob which was the next to t~ hlghes,t in thill district. Plko C~'s 'Were $549,000. Jn totat· easb receipts tffelga Couldy wu third"hiP tn the nine county disttict' With Gallla fl:rst .with $6,105,~0 andSciotoaecond wl:th $5,878,000. Meigs" 15,180.000 e~:coeded ChatotPike$4,862,000, '"'A " thens $3,30'9,000, Jackson $3~17,000 1 Lawrenee $3,161,• 000, Hocking $2,357,000 &ni-.VIn,. RIO GRANDE - The 0 h I o Cooperative Extension Sen-ice Is plaming an outdoor Recreation Workshop at Rio Grande Collqe Thursday, Feb. 27 and11tursd.a,y, Mar. 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p. each day. C, E. Blakeslee, Mell<s Ex· terurlat Asen~ aald tile workollop Ia designed to Inform pertoni who are now operating aome type r1 an outdoor recreation enterprlae, per11011s who ue Interested In developing aucb an enterprise, and lor I'QIIImunlt< lead- ing. He was veey careiW in t h e planting, taking time to line up WE lli\\"E BEEN helping John the rows or trees in both direcSebrell of Southside with revisions of the conservation plan tions. for his farm. He is one of the few people in Mason County who fat- mal. Grass tetany has been a ver)' serious problem in Jackson, Lawrence, Vintoo and Gallia Coun~ Ues. Several farmers In other adjoining COWltles have lost cows ena, 44 per eent, C..Uia 28 per cent_ lAwrence 22.per cera and Soil Conservation Service has . been talking with Cecil Smith, Elmer McFarland and Paul WashingtQn, Jr. He had helped Mr. Smith and Mr. McFarland with c~servation plans for their farlns early in 1968. Since that time they have been working toward -\Ompletion of conservation practices which were mentioned in lheir clans. Here is a progress repo..t: Mr. Smi<~l has clectred rive acres toward development of pasture . Seeding of this pasture will be done in the ncar future. lie also told Honald 1tilat he is planning to imprm'e a spring and construct a wateri11~ trough below it for usc of hi·s livestock this coming summer. Mr. McFarland 'has cleared foor acres ror pastu:.-e a n d Eddy's Schedule Mr. Eddy's schedule for the week of Feb. lD - 13: MONDAY Dundas, 10 - 10:30i Pratts.. vUJe, 11:1a - 11:30; Zaleski, 11:45 - l; New Plymooth, 1:30- 2; Pagetown, 3 -3:30; flarrisonville, 4 - 6; Wolf Pen, 6:30 .- 7:30; Enterprise, 8 - 8:45. ' TUESil \Y Southern, 9 - 3; Racine {Wagner's), 3:15 - 3_:45; Harden's (Syracuse), 4 - 4:30; Rizer'l!l (~racuse) 1 4:45 - 6; Fotest Run, 6:15 - 7; Minersville, 7:15 -8:30. THURWAY Eastern, 9 - lJ : Tuppers Plains, 12 - 2; Alfred, 2:15 • 2:30; Burlingham, 3 - 3:30; Arnolds, 3:45 ~ 4; New Street, 4:30 · 4:45; Rutland (Mai.J'I), 5 • 6:30; SilVer Run, 7 - 7 :30; BradbuT)' (Radlo station), 7:45-8:30. SCIRJSTER IN VIETNAM POMEROY- Marine Sergeant Robert N, 5huster, of Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, Is sen"ing with Heack)uarter s and Service Com- pany, Second Battalion, Fourth Marine Regiment, Third Marine l.llvlsion in Vietnam. MEIGS GENERAL IIOSPTT Al ADMITTED - Cora WlggiJls, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED- None. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - Harry Phelps, Racine; Coy Hawk, Reedsville; Ernest Sellers, Uutland; Martl\a Smllll, CUlton; Mary Herald, Middleport, DISCHARGED - BeU, Yeauger, Dor.otllV Glenn~ .WHUs ,1\nT thony, Adria Sa,yre. Adams, Ernest L. Blankenship, Clyde A. Cooper, Edgar A. Don. nally, SuSM L. Farmer, Mrs. Frank Houck, Oscar V. Robertson, Mrs. Lee Rose, Mrs. Cary E. ~evison and infant son, Kathl)'ll Gledlllll, Mrs. All<e H, Winegar, Marshall M. Brown, Charles M. Lewis, Mrs. RonaJd K. Ashworth. PLEASJINT V•\LLEY llOSPTTAL ADMmiD: Reba· Williams, Henderson;.. James Tarbett, Henderson~ Mrs, .l il>de HIJ8lnb'>ll'- am, Pt.- PleUAnt.l. HOSPIT,\L NEWS mcC Holzer MedJcal Center, First Ave. Visitlng hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Pl.lblleatlon of admissions is suspended until fUrther notice. Births ' Mrs. Ralpll E. Swint, Oak HUI, daughter, 7 :21 p, m. Friday, Discharges Teresa J. Adams, Tercy D. "Bear Btbl~·· The ' S p a n i s h Protestant version of the Bible, printed at &sle in 1569, is called the DISC!JARGID: ' Mrs. BUlle Schaffer, Apple Grovei Kimberly Patterson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Donald Martin and son, Pt. Plea.sanl; Frank Cl&)ehlrt, Ft. Pleasant; Raymond Workman, Pt. Pleasant; Mr"s. Nlna Thomas, Pt. Pleasant; Stephen Jordan, Leon; Mrs. Leooard stover and son, Racine; Mra. Roger PUtney and daughter, Pl. Pleasant; Sarsh !Jitlon, PI, PleatiiiiiL BmTH: Mr. ond Mrs. Clyde ..... Hlpbolham, Pl. Pleasant, a era who are tntere steel in c.ttdoor recreation as a mltural aa.. set. The program lor Feb. 27 will Include the following presentations: Carl Dahlberg, Director ol the Southeastern Ohio Regional Coonell, on the importance ot the tourist dollar; John Pierce, Exteitston !Peclaltst In Outdoor Recreation, Olio Sate University, on feasJbiUQ" and market Mal)'sJ 11; Rtdlanl L. Googins, A181stanl J~Ule SoU Sclentis~ Soli Conservation Service, on physf.tal. ~ analysts, and William !iliaw, · · Areio Extension A8l!ftl In Community Resoot<e Development, oo ••size factors., as the¥ relate to enterprise developme.W.. The program for March 6, will Include a presentatlon by John Pleree on insurance and 11eblltty; William Smltlt, A r e a Extenalon Agent In Farm Management, Gl'l m&Mpment systems and tax problUis; J o h n SChmidt, Aaslslanl Exlettalat EdItor, television, Ohio Slate _unt. verattr, 011 ad.Ve.u.tnl and 11<'>mdlllil), and Paul <lioerlllek; ->A..' sllllanl Director, Travel Dlv1lllob, Slate DevelopDOenl Dopart. men~ m how public and private program• m111 help eacb other. Par...,s who are Jntere-ln w1th r<~l· h~ lt~; d,alrycaUJc 300iPCKJI· Include \ HE'D UKE LANDMARK"' Nugge1s, too! 'f:' Unique Nuggets start with a nutritious food mixture , ' lhll'a cooked, puffed and expanded- then sprayed • wltll 18locted animal fats for special appeal. Tasty, crunchy Nuggets can be fed right from the bag. But .~ ·t - I t stands to reason that lANDMARK, Ohio's largest praducer of livestock and poutlly feeds, should have . aaod l'oods tor your dog, tool POMEROY 'IIORLD llaok4l1ldorlft .. GOOD CLEAN WMP and otoker coal. Carl Wlnten, Rio llle untO Jl'eb. 10. Pl1. 14aGrande. Phon• %4"115. 8-lf J0.4 : Serving M•iOs, Gatlio and Mat.ai'l Counties Ph. 992·2131, Jaek W. Can•y, Mgr. Op•n Daily Til 6 White lnap~ement W•ntecl To Do eon..-. 3W ; Mlit. Help W•ntecl :na .... • ~ Lllby, app1y Jn BoteL J10I'IOn 3W W•nt.d To Buy . SILVB IJOILAIIS, paylnr fiJO, .1111 date. I'll. 44W!rt. JW • •• • :• Gennon 8bopbord ,..,, I'll. tiHU.. - I t after I p.m. 1W IIALI!l Sl!lAU'OIN'I' SIAMESE, I )'ear old, oompJeleJy train· ed. Pit.' -18 after I p.m. . BAIRD REALTY CO. OICIIr a.lrd, R..ltor Rent lllectrte """"-' "· Fanner'a llanlware Oo. 11U HAY AND mAW, 50c bale Jn Ioiii of 10 or more. _,__ ~~~ David --· ~ 3W GOOD • - ... ·•... -·-· .... ..., JIIIL Ph. "'-0183. 17.. NEW 1118 Zla·Zall Sew1JJ8 Madlbte In I...IJ eabiMI. Automatic zl&·zaa to ..,. on but. WANTS TO SELL THE OWNER of tills house has I IIJ'OWlng flllllily and he needs a larger house. Make ua an offer and wltat can be done. Nice five room house wtlh 11tree bedrooms. Lots of carpetiog. Ww monlbly pa)'1lli!IIIB. In · lite city on a nice residential lllreet Sebool bal. .,..D ... calf! !OII•r eaplrn April30, 19891 j< .. PRICED RIGHT PerfeCt For Famllr ~. ~ AHD CAa 11000 , . , : LOG 1118 1i T. GMC Plc1cup !JII 1i T. C... , 1117 1i T. GMC 1111 ~ T. 1n1mi1t1oaa1 1118 l!o T. lill. ~ 1MI l!o T. a... pletup IllS ~ T. J'ord pkiup 1111 1i T. Cllev. pldatp 1111 . . , Furcl trucll A. A. NIBERT, Realtor THill». AVE, I STATE !{!'. POIIMERLY MIIEilT & .A81CUTD S . PACIOUS LIVING We h4ve just lisled one of 1111 Plllne 446-2674 or 446-1226 Lucille or Howard Bramon I'UlL .POaT. =.u.~ IN ADDI&oN TWP. ALL ELECTRIC BRICK 'l'lll8 LOY&LY J BSD110oJ1 NEll llANOll 1NCUJDU ON'& OJ' "111& PUITlaT IDTCliSNS YOU'VE .KVD IIZN". 8llla 1B CARPETII:D THitOll'OHOUT. 11A8 L.UG& UVINO &0011. LUOJ: OARAGI AND A :11 AOR& J't.AT INVESTMENT PROPERTY ~ ~NTKY~AReal Money Maker APARTMENT HOUSE I 'l1lAIU88 WJIICH B.mT FOB UOO.to Pill 110. A I ROOM 11010: 1V1DCR aZNTB J'Oa . _ ALL ON A 1 Aat& PIUI' W1Til LOTS OF HIGHWAY FIWNTAOE ON 110. 0WND1. WAN'N '1"0 UU. QUJat UCAUSI D IS LitAVfNQ 11m ITA'I'&. ED GE OF TOWN 2 BEDROOM- $8,200 11' YOU W.urf A. H1C1: D1A.LL HOME ON A LARG. LOT (GAB· DI:N OH TaAJLD. SPACE) WtrH .....no ""'" CS!ml.u. Kn'CIIEN AND W'l'S Cil riiiA:Dj ,....T 3 UNl'I'8 AU l'lNDiHI:D, ONE a P'UIUOIIIID. AU. JU.V& BUILT . . Xl'l'CHI:HI Wl'I'H llANO.. Oval AJm .II.U'aiCD· A'I'Oa.. AU. .UU: TWO B8I). ~~u::a:::: PI:& MONTH &ACH. PIUCBD A'f - - ... 18. II' .... UNIT :.u"::'"=:o"'.:"~ul"'~ IK& WIIDIAN FOa IIOU D&- TAILII. 4 Bed Room- 2nd Are. R. teht e HEADQUARTERS 11M lli T. atev. PlePp WE MOVE P10PE1TY ' FREE Jnspectton. caD .,_ , Merrill O'Dell, Operalor for CLOSE IN Extermttat Termite llervleo NICE 3 BR. home, largo lot, 10 Belmont Dr. 111'1 If drlll<d w~, on Mill Creek, out of high water m cool, tree TERMITE & PEST CONTROL slteded lol, See It today I FAIN Eitennlnatlon Co. Whee~ ersburg, Ohio. I'll. 514-1112. CHESHIRE 2!1-tf BEAUTIFUL older large brlcl<, In the Country ACII088S Cow>. cr:r •Fum l atrueiw'e I Farm'a 'NIIter DO1 Ball 2Nmc~ 3 State of heine like weedl 4 Grievous murce. 12 Simian 5 Angen 13 Verbal 6 Newest. 14 FreDm lfrl &hmd 7 Bullfight chen BK~vqu 15 SeoUish river 16 Teruaeioua 18 Sanction 20 Farm mtulllW 9 Turk ish title 10 Reside 11 Drep 17 Glasa pll 19 Manifest Abel (Bib.) 25 Ame-rican inventor 26 Automotlq 21 Cllmbinc ....... All<V22 Brother of 24 Tardy M Method 28 He.ftlll7 body Greek letter bod)' type 27 Publiahab~ ZB Withered 2tlloinondato 31 Leplative .. ~ ialond 3B Spaniah ~in 42 Beer ingredient 43 A.flb8n pru- .. _ t8 Pnpc.ltioe :=.. fticltname OOBillianiotroke 50Hono,o f,1 Poker stake& (p}utrm.) -n 3D Reluctant 32Fiewololt :If Tried 3li Undlvidod 38W...,. 31 ....... _ 391ndiYidu.J. &0 Lion'• pride -. F_ .._- " lllch In pitch (musk) C2Freooh <SGodpttor indoor &anninJ lirt--1- G~t L.-L....I.-, •uJonor-maker .. c..... SSLorpplont 5I Allan rili.tloft aT City in the Netherland~ (H......., ,....,.,. AIM.) JJ&lOOIDM®u..J~ llnocrutble lbnefour Jumhln, one letler to each ~quare, to form four ordinary worda. ' ' finest all elec. brk:k homea lD the area. Thia bouse bu 1 11 11111. and two baths, ne~ large rooms wltb full llnlsbed modl!l'tl kltdlen, redecontted, DOLL llouoe Nursery lra!ISIIOI'· .....,.,, wltb reo , ..... and tatlon avaUable, reasonable new fireplace, bssem011t, ovet rates IllS 314 llotlle lllll1IJ W.B. Fireplace. There Is over also for ohopptog or an acre on Rt. 7. IIIII 1i T. Dodge 4 acres ol ground whldl runo worltlng mothers, hourly, dal)'OU WON'T I5E liD I T. Cl'IIIC to tbe river, plenty of """" 1HE Fl~ i5UY ly or weekly rates. Ph. 14a4 ACRES 1117 I T. ·OMC lor gerclen pelll and c1!1k1ren 'TO DO /HI~! 45!!. II If SIX ROOMS AND IIA'l'll, ontlltll 1i T•. GMC l'lcbp . Tbls ~ and lot Ia bldp. MeOorml<k Rd. fUOO. otn<:~C lp8<e Cor rent. C.a GERMAN .llllor1baJr- Polnter 111'1 1i T. GMC Pickup • lD every respect and 11i11B1 'be WINDLE'S Carpet & U....lstery CILOPY ~ . (tom 8 o.m. 1111 IIUPI. AKC, champion llred, 1ltl GMC 8llbariiin . seen to be a~ecioled. Local- · Termo. Cleaning, profeasloDal equipPA I . ~- In Bilow llrlru\er, DoD.llelr I T Farm Wogane ed S m1Jeo 110U11t 011 SR 7. ment, aD wort guai'IIIIMd. 100 ACRES •" . dllliclt)er of IDUIIIpie beot tit fllt.IO Priced lD tbe 30's. Phone Weltslon, col" VACANT LAND, II> mOos out, ~ ~ . ..._. . - . 'wlmer. lleiWtlful, InliM 2 T. 111tema11onoJ · U Acre Tob. B., 4 tier tob. lee!. ,__ !ltirt Oetdrot ,HOtel . ...... bunterl. t41-U1. ltiU 1i T. Doclp plebp PRICE REDUCED bam, IJQOd pole bam, pond. ' .' : .; ......··11-lf 11-3 IJII 2 T. Int. Trae!Gr We have """ of tbe 1inoot 4 9R ·., " Plumbing & He•ting ' ' I ,. IJ fOCUI IIAI'IT ...... I lllnneapolli Moline l'o1rlr " homes on Evans lieJgblll with y,.. ••.., •• BUILDING SITES Brommer l'lttmblnc • Beolltor I doln,s blc Unit · full baoemeat wtlh I'Oe room · . . J'oartll Aft. ONE ACRE sites, Rt. ttl, Rt. ........., . R New Ill" Rotuy CUitm and ldldlen. 0om<r 11 81J11. .., • a ..-.,....,. lfO, Rl, 325. Stbtlv. loll. Pltooeta~ar Ill l>eln&· , . • .10. New U5 x-:10, 10 ply 00111. to oell. Look thlJr over Jay Slteppml, 141 ent a- Plulto, Owner ow.li!JW ._DJIOD. llres fA, lne. 'J'ederal and pve ua an olfer. Elrl Wlntera, 1411111 2111-tf ....,.r omau•amm MN• ln~urance Wayne Amobory, "I«D 1i0o1t!1 · Oldt VoneJ lmpleui..t •• BV1i:NJNU FOR ALL your lnlllr~~tee neocta. STANDARD PLmmiNG & eheck with your Granl!l! agill """' I( Pit, ..... Corler Mlule MMm LOTs lor sale with I tneb ..,. BEATING, Z15 'lltlnl A•-e. to llol . J1411 If Cltorleo .. Near ttt.IJM OIIts at the Ne•l In•. Agency, er, plenty wator. Upper Rt ' _ A. A. Nibert 4INI'IJ 1-11 !14 Stall! St. A•..,ts lor auto. I. 14a-1711. 1'1_. ,.,.,.,.__,;. ,,,.,.. ~ GOOD oiled lurnlture: Admlril · fire. HomeowneMt. h01f1Ha1 DRWIII"S PUJMIIING Clllot f'f, llereo, ~ nfrlcertt- BY OWNER - 'NeW I heclroom and general llabHity. 14-11 AND III!A'I!NO loll, cOli oprlnp, I eled. ctry. home With carpet, city wator, HOUSE For Sale bY owner 103 Mabelene Dr. I Door plan, RQUTE 1611 at Evergreen. Ph. ..... I wulter, alullt!num cagu, full basement. 1'111111 NA,ONWIDE l:llroRANCF. 3 bedrooms, utUity room, at448-ml. m 11 AUTO. ' ~ iiJder, ... htl,tge. CorSul>dl•,.,fiiiiGO. Ph. - fire. 111<!. 45 Slate st. ladled garage, IIIII ft. patio USED FUWrU11 IIID ·P'uinlta!e •tm..· --;;. 11-u with Waldo 1". Brown, W. R. awnJnc, large ldlclten. • IN! 11,31 ..._,.,. Bro.... 4tf.lll!ft. 11-11 Fran•ua Stove ltullt-Jn oven and range, garU6-2917 2 III!W hrleb, Lib Dr.. Rio The Franklin stove was in· bage dlopooal, 114.0110. Ph. Gl'llllle. fti,IIIO and f23,000. vented by ·Benjamin Frank~M. ~ Caa llnlnte. IIS«<t. 11·11 tor a friend who manu· it. He refused to I ROOM houle, plenty 1111ter, saying, D. H. WOOD, Rultor .., .... of. IINW>d .. Hall· from Phone 446-1~ Dim Trace Rd. OulbulJdlttgs, as we Irom t A. TIIRB ·bedroom home. priced to sell. Ilea ' Truman 'ftle1 !Ill ' bell, deep well, traJI. l.w- Cl' call 2Siille. Sl-3 ~!'"· IO!jllte tank. Several .DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MdNEY MD ' · I . ·-· unl....; a· '; . ·" . <L<\NGI AM> Ov.t). I BU.NIHQ ............ a n>RD ~ .,t,, • · Studebaker Coupe, I'll. fiWIII, 421 Flrol A.._ au 1!1'1 CRJi:vitoLET..., 11e111r VI FIJRii'ISH!D ..,mont, Auto. lraDI., 4 -tlocpr, ve17 lllel SII!Da ' Amold, ·hft Centra] Rote!. •. .,.,. llide eondlllorL . . , , au five calve1f to Serrina You Is 011 Greatest Success cac.: TIID& 'SA,ftiUIJ ' B.IDaOOIQ, BUILT Uf kl'rCHiiN -FOR THE DUDE """"" room boooe baa hot and cold water, fuel ott beat, Iota of oulbuildlnp. llaH aOre to....... base and 30 acres of Ullable land. Plenty of cool. REALTOR NEW LISTING 3 Bedroom Good Bur JW Tll1ll tJ. AalE farm II priced lor the man w00 ju8t wanto IJI' CARPET BI!IAUTY doesn't • p1llee lD retreat to .. to lbo!r, clean It rf8bt and waldo have as a city fanner. A nice II ilow. lise Blue Llll!re. .....s. . r(>W a.s WISEMAN SPECIAL! Your Home or Farm lith HObalt DIJion 446-4500 -..•• · - """ sa For Bl•• Family THJS ON1 '"""· make buUionbolu, - 11y snm and 'fancy delip LAaGE New Bl'l"CCmN WITH 3 BEDROOM IN TOWN lumlng • ll!ngle dial Left' Itt 11.\NY LOVI:LY CA8N1'B AfiD t&88 niAM 111,-BuYS T1111 &ANG.I, I BA1118, mw nJalay-a-way and rievt!f NICE 3 Bi:DftOOJI HOJill: WITH NACZ, LA&o& DD:P LOT, OWN· · AIL 'lypeo of ~Qdfn malfor. rvLL BABaiENT. INCL1.1Da Pay elf IM.80 or termo •us NEW THREE BEDROOMS D MOV&D TO COL\JJOIUS. W& CABIHJ:TS IN Ul'CJmN. AND laltl, blade. Imct. .•ewer 1>1110. THIN& YOU'LL L1XK rr Jr YOO ....lily. ""'""' tt6-211l!, 1'1-4 YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS PA.Na.m VAliiLT :80011 IN NIUD THE RilOJI. COULD ft windows, llnl•ltl. ' ole. Clallllo I APAaTJUNTB. thlll brand new three bedroom Wlntera, lilo Grande, 0. CH I!UlC'ftiOWX VIICIIIIlll ~..,. bouse. Full basement, city . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 5-$121 alter S. If er complete w111t attacltmeutl, water, gas lumace, attaclted Business Services palDt spray, and corthitnder. ll..l Estate For 5•1• garage, ceramic tile hall!, · tJm> ~ of aD REYNOLD'S GAlLIPOLIS TV l.Gokl mtd elea'lll like ""'· laundry upstairs, bullt-ln kit0. D. PARSONS ldnda. We buy and seD. Rice's Pay off baJanc:e of I pa)'lllellll 439 llec:ond AV11l111 dten. Priced lor quick sate in REALTOR New ·• Uled Farn. 41M123. at ... 110 monlbly. Phone' 148Across from Post Ofllte a nice new neigiJbotijood close J'um, Vlllap, City Property 30-tf IK ,_. Phone - 1 to town. .WtU consider t.ade Flnt A 00.0 Your Emerson Dealer 10-tf ortnilet'. Phoae "Ullt GOOD JpDlD !lAY, Cora 0. .APPLES - Last caD. Martel ll!n .. P11011e m-41!5 U lin. WOW! vii, I'll. I'I'J.II'!'r 'or ~boan: ()peri I IAI I Monday -p AUIERT EIDWI WHAT ·A BUILD! Thai's what ' ' 11-3 ... Water Delivery 8m>)ce thru FtidaY. 8 to I Salunlay, Doug Wetloerltoll, Pb. "'-4:!44 you'D oay when you see the oak ciiDelle · claaed ' llllndap. Wells Ortb- Robert L. Baird, Pb, "I-!IIIII construdioo and floor plan o! Patriot star Rl, Galllpolll Ph. 11&-2131 flbed; arda, c.RI. teo;·* mOe Saulb of • • .. . tbls new 30' • ltl' BRICK RANUII. l'rttla~ 'and' lfPiiclous . . ' . " on 8 acres at nature•s best . ·. pW TERMITE PEST CO!IITIIOL on Rt ltl. $11; .OIIk;: h!eiory .-. dtiJv. .end. ~ 14a-1115 or *'UIL 31-3 bet 'you a calf! . ht. 446-3796 • ......... For~ .. :_: ~ . ::::·:~-~ - Near Reali, We' AGENCY Off. 446--3643 ~ Clarl. , · ~' ................. """' .... ' ~~~~~ <-"-···· ••_..,,, --y .......,. WANTEDI eo. trial tractors and equipment. ·:: Trading early for your equiptnent ,..eeds will earn ' . amount of c•sh and/or trade·l_n usedcil a down LOW. LOW. PRICES " on Mattreooes. Rice and Oorbln Furnlluro. • II BIJNDY SIGNJ!!T ... FOI FAST AaiOI·liST . aom about everything in the 19691ine olfaom •n<l·lndus· GALLIP!)L.IS, OHIO . • dllf, Cell . . . . . ', • •: .; already pocketed ETB cash bonUs checks from International Harvester. . All you need do to earn y'our ETB caSh bontJJ is to purchase new lnternahonal equipment early-be· fore ' the season of use. You can choose from just : Co. ee. :COMP'ANION ·ror · elderly ar Jl"!!enn, nlgbt. or ~new 1969 Master Mix Caif program .. : we'll pay the .full cost or breeding any cow in your herd to _your choice of a top lineup of lip!s •ofTered by (COBA) Centro! Ohio •Breedoro Au,;., ,8ee us !.<>w, and ¥"1 your calves start"!~ on a Maater Mtx PI'(J~ram. We think you'll' agreo our ·new feeds prndu\:e better calvea , , . more economically . , , than any feeding progra~ you\ft ever tried. We'll bet you Join the thousands of satisfi.e d custome.r s who hPYQ .. ! """ nauo. 1W I MAUl: AltC Rog. priced: au BiG reinOciOJJn( ll!ftC) -Dill! IJI' YOU are buDdlnt a new •· nome or remodeling. ... ,._ . . . ,.,_., City llome We are buDders. Dl!!lrlbutor : ter, FtiJ: 10 l!lru J'ell. 16. ror Hri!olollll Appllon.... Ant• 'l'nmondoal . . . . • ... ..., Eleetrle. 114 If ...,.,::---~- 250 lbs. CAlf . farm. au n. flf.lte. DILLON AGENcY. THE WISEJIA~V Il-l condi&.. ... NOW lor tu Ume uvo ....... PAiJU ~~ ~ Salon II Model 1!:20 Adder .... I'll- • biJIP1 "' ~ 'Delenl Ed- Olllce l!!qlitp.Simmons 148-1!11, 1'1·11 wards to thelt' aial! ill hltlr We' IO!II be cpen on llmda)'l, 8\atling Feb. 10. IDI!AL !l«*keeJIIntl ~Call- Cor In~­ ~ Pig, " Of!lce Equip, 14a-'(31'1, 1'1_., ~. JW . four months of age_on payment or In full ~;l!lyme.!'lt ol the -purchased ec:j.;uipm.ent. . There'l still rime-so conle In today and let Us figure. an Early Tr,der'l Bonus deal for you. Dori't delll)-the earlier you trade the bige.r the Cash Bonus. t. , ' ... INIEstmForSale net, OIICOIIenl <OIIdlffon. I'll. HJ.IJII. au USED IIIII ends, PllRNI'I'URE. re110G1111bly oddl Ph. .....r.. S24e·o·. o· 00 YQUI' •..,.. DIAL - GOOO NEW11 : .,All you need to do is raise as you a cash · bonus.' equal to 6% per annum On the of au Pit *''1111- 3U COMET Station Wa(!lD • door model, 11'011 OON'l'INUING~ We're convinced our·Master Mix rN!E'arch tf'am hae coml' u_p With the'. ftnest new calr feeds avallabl<' anywhere. ,We'll bet yOU a call you'H agree! · .• · . For Sale : -(5-25 lb. Baas) suo s Bill . .....,_ _ _"'"!" . "' · ~-~ But .. , IKM" about jud,in1 W. ror younelf? Call now to eched· ule 11 Mix-AU detoona&retion t~ort!UMI. ....... Roclney Supply Co. There wlU . be o $Z re&lltrallon (ee, Send rerrervatlmta b.!' ETB cash bonus tett•. FURN. API'., I - - I ft d ball, • , . _ Avo. · Pit. a. . . 'Mil~ · Rtpfieer . • III!:DROOll IIOVU, aeelleDt location. ~.,._ required. I'lL f!'-tlle after 1 p.m. au SUPPLY,. .! ' We makt~ thi!l offer b«-ause we're aure you11 like U. Mi:~ - AII ft>aturee: (1) 6G thin hammen tbal cut . . . not pound . . • pain and hay to unUoriD lize: (I) variahlc HfH?ed drive on the auger feeder; (3) twice M many hammers per ~~quare fwt of IC:rWD ana tta.D othc.>r m,illa; (-4) ruged construction from hitcb to hopper and mill to miser; (5, unloadin1 CODW)'(II' afta. ated hiw:h o-. the fr•me . , . 46 inches ofllhe 1f0U114. E~:tendl over bina. bunkl or eelf·teeden. J>1Y1D!111o of " or balanee STOCK UP HOWl phone-. YOUR FARMI Arrange now for a Mix-All cl.monstration and we'll grind and mix a few tons of feed FREEl .._, MOTOR OILIIIIII name, addreaa ·and tele- Fob. 14. ,.,.... . .-.~.. For .Sale CAB.\GB opt. ;.,_ gu fur. !ITFJIIEO. Early American • AKC Reg, Coebt !IPIDiell. .I'lL..... •edto CCIIIIbiDalloD, IOikl - · rear. eablnel 1117 See. ..... Avo, AU- at 112t lllte 1mlll • lpOed .......... An. lftor I p.m. « Clll 115lovely ~ flnlllt. Make 1111 VW, oell or lntde, l'llone M. ', llol2 RODtU 125 lbs. CALFLAC It's liCit only good for dogs but tastes good, too! Red Ranaer dog food has all the nutrients your dog needs, phll 1 tantalizing "built-In" taste and texture that appeals to doas. It's made to be as palatable as it is . nutritious. Red Ranger fits your pocketbook, too· ,' in flct, you get 10 tbs. of Red Ranger for the price . of 5 lbl. of many dog foods! Filr Rent REGULAR SUPER BLEND Quart, Gallon, Case- LOW PRICE! 8 I .. '.1, . QUAKER STATE lend their reservatJ.ns to WUllam,, M. li>aw, Area ExlenlloD ~ Community Resour<e Dovolopment, 59 North 7111 Blreot, McConnelsvUie, Ohio 43756, and JUD&E THE &EHL PLEASE! ~ United ~~I( ~- • allendlng lite workallop allllllld ·'Bear Bible" because the woodcut device on the title page is a be.ar. Red Ranger • ••e•!lJJMilt!l•• m~_~j•i...,'\O·P,.~I Joll~~: }lioodlfli <a~ h'OOo; ' llil'ourfo. ae~~ ....,U.•; lit .lho fuedJl!!·\'ltilq,'tUQOI; •rNO;P, ll!J<!fl; _ STOP MAKE MINE I n]l<ile~ In ~ ~' ~,.,_ 1964 teniua "Ill lln{lln tarms" W. ~oen, l~s ~nt,y Aa:rlc;ultur1 herq are eipt diUercm.,on. whlth indlidell some land not •I Ai'nt: type-. found In MidiL"ld f..'ounty. \ crt!PIMKI. or not cvei'J Pllitw"ed. ' "1be land i.rea· of Midland "The mean annual rainfall ', ~:!! · Compared to OhiO llgl.ll'cs, the 'COUO!-Y coye,rs 000,000 acn.~s. In 12.8K inche.5, ,A verge .growing. hliJhesl farm rcc:eipts tDtaJ_ per 1968, 93.6 P~r cent or the land •.cason (rwner of dlfs between cou~ waS $37,142,000 in Dlrke r•rt;,•. was. I? tan'l}s ~-nd ranches. l1~st andlast32del!"ml~u~ C~l'i.)' which eli.cceds the total Seven_ty-fiye Utoosand acres Is. 2~2· d8l'5. The last$# .rce "" roc ~ our nine county district. 'l'he of crop_land are devoted prlmar.. Jt)JOsmum ·temperature ht .the iargest return g8r rarm ayerqe il)" to c-otton •nd ~rghum crop~ 51U"l~ will occ:lar 90 ter tent or ' was $27,067 Jn Ctzyahoga CQ\Ihty approximately 9,000 acru is lr· tht! ,tirne no later than 1\(J'ril 12V' which Includes thegreenhouser.o.: rigated. ~roxiJna,tely l,OOO IC• and the nrst 32 degree mlnlm.Um mato indultry. The next higheSt res Of alfalfa· tt?'· ~ Js grtMn; in the fall nonrllerthanNoy( 18. was l-"&1ette Coonb' with* $24,.. there are m.tnor acreage a_ or "Ol course ~ several hundred 177 average. Cu,yatJOP was high truck crops, fruits · and nuts. oil wells and houquarl.er&'Cor 150 pe-r acre-with$$13. LakeanJSwn· "Gross a~iculturaf. Income oil arll relaled e_o mpanltl adds mit Counties with fruit arll nurs- for 1968 Is estimated to be $5,· greatly to the ec~ of the ery business haa $294 and $241 084,000; breakdown iSaafol,lowa: uea," he concluded. per acre. '! ~~~~~~~----...............""'!'":""'.., Outdoor Workshop.Planned Bl JOHr\ CODPEI! Soil Conservation Sen'icc Mason Coon!.)· PT, PLE ~\SANT - Most farmers welcom('(l the abundant rain which we have had lateiJ, Lp until the recent rain period, precipltatlon as rain or snow had appeared to have been light tltis winter. Streams have been lower than normal for winter, and water in ponds hall not been re- Topic Monday ., · il\e pa•t two -.k•: It ., !1<1<1\~lou... For the Recreation Minded Ponds, Streams are Full Grass Tetany a~"'-';,h (,:ouoltoL Mello ~•l iiofntlll<dl\'ljll~23; . haJI'""'"' per tamo 'boliW b~ II¥ Pike ·-~ 4-83 ~ ~lold $5,7$3. , J"/ """"' lj"''<~<" '~u.tiitblp~ \Wt hprU· :~~~~im~:! ·~~~:::~~~~·~t..~a,., . , , , ....... llllrllll! lflii ,....; ~IIIIJ '"""'fir~ t:IY5;1N.t0; ~lnCa:shrutur~ _~rac:n~Melp: aow,. In solU~et;.r . ~·~~ .• lr.)'2!i,000,horJe57,5~, ']be,hlfJh Ia ~ hiJh·wl~ t36,·bebh11Sc:i· lear:~ - ~C!th}" ~~t a . twf~t .popUlation or hor11es Js tjlter,csl~ -Jrith $4:6 and P·ike ~1. Ope county In ifleom~•· ~· olJO'PJI~ I~ a '"'- ,It Ia. tlue to lhe Intense l!l'"' reason for ,iJow h1cl:llp; per acre . detseriptlon ot ~~d~ · Coun~, teJ"e't of MldlaDCiera in Olfftirt£' dairy~Jw Jelds the list: In Atho- Mli.ooo, wllelt $4&,000, '~ ·s.1 that ~Ia fl~o; 11 .._sed ~ . 1'e~, IK 9.~~~ by l..'herles h~s~s lor hobby and n:JaatJpn, or just Wider ,~,000,000 Jn Ohio total cash receipts in 1'967 were over -1 per cent lower than a year earlier. The sale ot dairy products represented 19.9 per cent of the totaL Slle of cattie and cah-es were second wlth 14.7 per cent; corn and hogs, each accounting for 13.3 per cent, were next in rank, while soybeans accounted Cor over 10.5 per cent. These five commodl· Lay of the Land •ta>;Jt,341!.000, :•'. . , b eaa~ ~"'! · 1\1.-.o f!M'T -.--- C.ARS- TRU.( IS 011 Garlleld lliini!Win- r~~=;:.::. . Pu.llc Sa.li . '• GET A IIETTER DEAL TOO •.• ON A NEW OLDSMOBILE, CHEVROLET, T-ltUQK, .. · USED CAR OR USED TRUCK? YOU JUST CAN'T ~Ef A BETTER DEAI.ANY1lt£RE! liAK£ ti$ '' .,,.• ' ,I :;. •• ; •' ' I' �• • ' :n- Tloo ~ ,... • ~ ,.,..,., - ' .• r 1' -GB"HIP// ! READ tHE ... ., •' ,..... WE WJSR to express our .• lncere and lfi'Odlllle tn all our I l ~r trleoda ani.DOilltbcra fortllelr ....... durl111 the moesa and h111 ot our lovedona. Wlltw ()(all) lfendrlckl. ~ Town ~ GALUPOUS - Thanks to Mrs. VUma Plkkojo, 0 thlt* ohelo district libnrian ror Meigs and Jackson CQildies) 1 have two books to read. One is about the river, the other about a modern~ liner. Thanks to Pat Houck for bringing them to me trom Mrs. Pik- clal ... ·of · tile to vorjClUS ._ltolo, Racine emergeDC)' s q u a d, workers ol tile Racine Lockl and Dam, membera of bJ1 tor- kQja. O! Men and Rivers by Virginia S. Eifert ia .,._,of the books which is aboot adventures and discoveries alorw: American water.. ways.. The book reeks strDl8lY of history alii the river~ . IDY two fa... orlte subjects. You can•t lllve one without the other. The other book, Carrying Cargo, by Gwenn R Boardman is • thorough and interesting story of shipping on the high SOls aM gives ·~account of the voyage of a modern cargollner. Back to Mrs. Plkkoja- a very tired A.rtny Lt. CoL CIDtain interesting and intelligert wo- Hughes was with them when the man. She was erJ"C)loyed here at colonel was stationed in Ger· the Gallia County District Li- many. Jesse Hughes, who wUI be brary, and then suddenly -with- 93 In June, was born in Washout warning, went to Meigs Coon- ington Couni;Y and began steam· ty where she was instrumertal beating when he was 20. One in establishi11g a bookmOOile time he almost made Gallipolis if my memory serves me right. his home. I hated to see Mrs. Plkkoja IS THE YEAR we .elect leave Gallipolis. She would have been an excellent choice for Gal- ne" city commissioners. Under .. Ill County District Librarian stand by the grapevine that comIn my opinion, but she l'lsn't missioners V. Wymond Bradbury avaUable when ourq»ening came. and R. D. Thomas are not gob-e She wp.s alwa,ys very attentive to rWl again. President Ra,ymond to tbe needs of library patrons M. Jones may - he didn't say an:1 very conscioul!l of everyone ~ 1 Yes., and he didn't say "No"artllllll her. A very talented wo- when I brought up the subject .man - again, in my ~inion. last week. nus SPEAKING OF RIVER MEN WOULD YOU BELIEVE ITI recei"Ved a letter recently from The mails are slow, even when John P. Irwin of Portsmoothwith it comes to moving govermnent some interesting tntormadon news releases. In tact, with the about Captain Jesse P. Hughe:l. wire services arourw:l., 1 think the Mrs. Inrin is a sister of captain government should· do awa,y with Hughes' daughter's husband. He official press releases. Just tell hid the following bit of informa- the man from UPL tion about the uGrand '01 Man We received a wst office deof the Rivers." partment release saturday moro"They are now in florida in lng obwt tile HISTORIC NEW their Airstream, Osbing ani en- POUCY to remove all postmasiOl'!De life witll plana to keep tile ter and rural carrier appoint· hou•e in Louisville an:lbuyonein ments r.rom polities. Just fine Florida soon. He is a most re-- but it was for release at 2:30 p. markable man, takes life as he m. Feb. 5 which was Wednesday fillts it. stlll trawls a Utile and - we got It Saturday. paints and has a rare outlook m The story was published from the world.'' our UPI wire service, when it . I Imagine by "IIley" Mr. lr- ahoo!d aln 1n~retrlre' 16.1osllellllllios'· '-uehter, Helen, who Js Mrs. B. E. Prater of Louisville, a re- - .S ~ · "' · De~y 8efore Publlcotlon Molldor Deodlirw 9 • ·"'· Ce~ncollotion• & Ccwrectlan• Will be e~cc•pted ""'" 9 e . m. for Oe~y of Publicotion REGULATIOttS The Publi•he!- re1..-vu th. right to edit tw reject onr ocla d••-d ob· jocti-1. Tfw pwllll•t.r will not 1M ••sponsi~l• for .110'0 th..n o~ Incorrect IMertion. RATES For Went Ad S.r¥1ce 5 cenh ,., WOI"d one lnoortlofl Mlnl111um Ct-go 7!h: 12 cont1 per word throo con•ecuth•• lntertio.... 18 centa pltl' Word •ix col'llecutin int•rtiona. 2.5 per c•nt Dis-:oum on poid od• ond 11d1 pcthl within 10 day• . CARO OF THANKS. &.OBITUARY S1 ..50 for .SO word 111inimu111. Eo . odditional w~;~rd 2c. BLIND ADS Addltionel 2.Sc Chert~~ per Ad¥or• OFFICE HOURS 1!1 :30 a .m. 1111 .5:00 , .... . Dolly "1111!30 o .rn. lo 12:00 Noon Sot.,rdo~ laa served qp a pl.- of issues that should spark lively - and jlnlbably - a:r in Congress this year. So 1ar, tile Presldonl baa salt up ooly two formal requests to C'.llritol HUI. One was a request to tile Senate to ratify the peod1De treaty that would curb tbe spread ct 11.1.elear weapons to countries which do not now have them. In the odler, Nixon asked the llou.. 8lld Senate to eatend for n.O years the chlef exeartlve'a IUihorlty to reorganize tile executive branch t1 U1e federal pernment. laceonllog The Non-Proliferation Trea:r;y, to Senate leaders, ahould wiD approval after about a week of debate. An 8feJl easier road is predicted for the reorpnizallon bill However, the adminlltraUon seems bead«! for. rougher ~ng In other areas. Among thelh.; Tax reform- Nlxa:l and his TreaiUry secretary, David M. K4Jmedy. have said in general terms they want Coogress to plug loopholes used by some ~ the wealthy to pay little or no taxes. Tu: writers maintain it is a lot easier to advocate a principle than take action which might arouse special interest &foopa. Tu ineentiveR- The admlnistl-.tkm hu also spoken at provldlnc IIIOII8Y into big city ,._._with tile hope or produeble and tra1ning residents for , Jobt,. Some members of Coosreoa, - tllat too 1IJallj u.c..tl'Vea could result in bulineu wiDdfalla, decreased J'fteDUN IDd a leas c:ontrolllble WI¥ of..-,._ CLilAN upooolve ulpall 1be 11e1t . Luotre II Amto l'omefoy - - - · . . Rent ..... - - -, 2-7-lfe I llllplDiaDd. FURNISHED and unlul'nlshod loMe 'aporbnenls. Cl... to IChool. . --,-• Pbone 1192-5434. 16-!Mie NEED LJI!IE!FoNE tor , _ mer beoeboll team, Rev. Paul driveway! We fllrllll1l 1114 Sallera foc hla cmaallni 'I'IIAILER LOTS. Bob's ~ dallver. EmJDO!t W. Shuler. Words. Ewilll(a Funen1Hcn8, Court, S)'l'acuoe, Oblo on State tho ......,ly cardo, 11ora1 otrer~Pbiliii--Rt 121, !'bone 8fUII1. JNI.Cfc lnp, :food, MOllO)' ani every. 1-11-tfe - tho! helped In 01\Y - POl'ATOES, Phone liS-JIM Wife, Nondus Hetdrlekai cltJl.. dren, Roy lind Rosemary, Rey- rouJI ROOM lurnlohed apartClanmce Pwllltl, ment All uWltles paid. Pbofte 10-18-Uc mond ani ~. Dorael ani llft.7051. 1-D-tfe ROtemary and stev.Ji mother, Ruth Hendricks, and brotbera SAVE BIG. Do , _ GW11 1111 ani oiatera. 2-9-Up TRAILER. Brown's Troller and UllboiJiety deanln8 Perk. Mlnenvllle, Ollio. l'llone ll1ue LUIIft. Rent olselrle llft.SHI. ~ ............. fl. llabr FumJ. tare. H4lc Notice HARMONY apartments - 3 1 WILL nol be reopolllible lor aDd 4 rooms, fum~. new 0113 FOll[l pldalp, good condlwalls, floors, furniture. prlany contracted by anytiOII. Don BeU. Pl>oae :H?one oilier llum II\)'IH!II. • vale parking. Out of alllloodl, 11111. ....., Kenneth ·PaUl Lee, 3 blodts from Pomeroy pollt Clllton, W. Va. U.31p office, 1112 5381 from IO a.m. suolm.Y used walnut ...,. to i p.m. UUe 10le stereo, aold , _ $1rT, l'IANO TUNING, dlaoounl dur· t-wo IDO!IIbs old, DOW fll. PaJ ing February. CaB m-5509 LARGE HOME, attraetlve llll'· 111.23 per montb. Call lor free before 9 a.m. 2-7-3tp roundlngs. ............ to .... home trial, . . . . . :z.t.tte liable person, 141 Llneoln TIIERE will be a gun shoot. Ifill, owner W. E. MlcQulag, JHB ZIG ZAG sewln8 mad!lne SWrlay, beglnnlns at noon at 8 Canterbwy Lane, Aurportaltle model. ..., montll ora, New York. U'ltp the Forked R )Sportsman old, mo~~G~graJN~, overculll, d- Cl,.t. Everyone ~ ONE INCOME TAX Service daUy except SUnday 9 to 5. Evenings by appointment Mrs. SteV<!n 'Wanda' Eblin, Rt 2, Pome- roy. Lau,..l Cliff Road. . 1-lNOte Card of Thanks 1 WANT to express appreCiation for all the cards. and Oowers I received while a patient in Holzer Medical Center. Also a spectal thinks to Rev. Frank Cheesebrew Car being with us . lol<>ndaJ< ani Tueadl.v. Allprayer s were il"e&tly appreciated. W. R. (~ Davlo 2 9 Up each 8Dd everyone who-.1ent thaD a lllOIJtll, Presldonl Nixon FIVE ROOM eportment, eloeo --- I EXTEND my siocere thanks to WASHINGTON (UPJ) - Altboueh he's been in om.ce less 11 I tic ID!Na. cards alii viaited me wblie I was a patient in the hospital ).~ Lorenzo Davis. :1-9-ltc MY SINCERE thanks for your though.Uulness during my recent hospitilation. The remembrances were appreciated. Mrs. Leo (lolarthal Seorls. 2-9-ltc W'LL DO sewing at home - zlppm. pock•l•. peggln~. hem1T'inll, alterations. etc. Mrs FreddJe Th3bet. Mas'ln, Phone 773-5'l51 . 4·:ut-tfr one two-room trailer. Marion Reynolds, Mason, W. Va. !'bone '1'13-5147. THE RAVENS Al HOTEL MARTIN FRIDAY. FEB. 14 9:30 PM Til 2 AM Pop & Jazz-No Rock 2-Ub! • RACES CALLED OFF presidential election might end LAKE PLACID, N. Y. (Up0 up in the House, members c4 The North American Coogress have advocated a bobsled conatituUonal ameOOment to called otr Saturday lftor a either abolish or radically alter Help Wanted spUl on the SIShady~;!~[ tile ele<toral ColleiiO- Nbon II tacular ser curve or the ML V; "'AN FOR beating, roofing and oo record favoring a c:ontiJ:ua. berg bobrun sent one team to air conditioning. Steady work, lion of the eleetoral oyatem lui hoopilal married or handicapped prewitll one ol two changes' Either All remalning races were lerred. Write P. 0. lloJ: 150, split a state's electoral votes celled when the sled drl ven by Pt P:easant, W. Va. or pbcne 8IIIOIIg tile candidates in the Howard Clifton, of Elnora, N.Y., G'IM582 after 6 p.m. 2-Mip same percentage as the state's and representing the Hurricane JIOilUlar vote or by giving • Bobsled Club of Keene, N. Y.. NEED LADY ol good cbaracter C8Dd1date one electnral vote for overturned. Clifton, Ken Selby, to Uve in as eompanlon and eacb congressional district he Jdm Beard and brake Mickey helper. No heevy work. Reacarries. Luce, were taken to Lake Placid D~ Nixon Ia committed tn Memorial Ho9Pital. oonable - · I Rigblhouse. am not an lnvoalid. •"Berl!la pusbing for an eod of tile draft Phone 1112-72111 or llfl-5100. In favor of an aii-¥Olunteer 2-7.Jip army, once the war in Vietnam REACHES FINALS Is over. However, he DU\Y be PHILADELmiA (UPO foreed Into taking a at8lld also Th!J'd.oeeded Tony Roche, LADY lo cook and ~. aDd m whetller to institute a lottery traliar• profellsio.,..ovel1)<)wet·ed llve ln. U not Jntereated In aeleetion aystem now, an issue sixth-seeded Tom Okker, ilflnl ln. do not tills which is growing tn lntensit;y erlaOOs professional, 6-1, 6-4, ad. Pbone llft.I25I. !+tie within Congress, and other Saturday to reach the ttr.ls aspects o1 tile draft. the f27,000 Philadelphia Iubor-1 Antiballistlc Missile System- national Indoor Open Tennis Wanted 1be 10~ed ABM has come Cllampionships at the ~ectrum. ANTIQUES'. furniture, dishes. under Ore in Congress because Roche, a very aggressive mls""llaneous. loin. Howard l1 Ita steep cost-at least $5 haOOer, wUI play forthetopprize Cecll, 800 W. Malo St., Pomebillion for just the "thln" of.7,000inSundoy'llfinalagali>Stl "'1'· 14tfc system ol defense against China either top..seeded Rod Laver 01' - and doWts abwt its worth. fourth-seeded Ken Rosewall, For or Trade PovertY- Nixon has made it trall..an protesstona.ls matched in plain he wants to reorganize the the otller semi - final Saturday 11165 CHEVROLET 1-!a two. door hard top, Jrl aujomalle, antipoverty program. Two likely nlghL power steering and briMs. outcomes: The Headatart proCall -7. l.a.tfe gram for pre-achoolers would be AIDS ARABS awitehed to the Department of MOSCOW (UPO- The Soviet Health, EcllcaUon and Welfare Union has .Down food, clothing. (rom the Office of Economic fabrics and tents to Jordan ant Opportunity and tile Job Corpo Syria to help "vlctlmo of Israeli may be abollshed. aggresalm," the new a 1PJ1C1 Postmasters- The Preaident Tass said s.turdly. Tall dld dropped a potldcal bornbahellcm oot dlaclose tile ot ald. hla own port,y when hla polllllaater genera!, Wlntnn lol, --·- - - - - - - - IDIIOin~ IIIIMlWieod that tile cano, ~ omce IIUiided tn ~ loeol aelect tile JOalmaatera Ill --- Sale Uite ...,• Taite over p8Jllllllll ol ts.M per moolh or pay fiii.J1. Try II 1D , _ !lome. 817-3854. UIGie For Sale Ill!-' cbaDger, .......S love!J llmm, jiMI Us.. Clrs ' ' . . S1, 395 ~65 P~ntiac :!Catalina ~.4 dr.; Sedarl: One cclreful local : owner . V'ery clean upholstery and sharp ;rxteri~. PS, P.B & AT. . , VISIT OUR lOT TODAY SEE QUALITY CARS ~ AT ... WE CLEAN HOUSEl • ~ S2,295 67 Pontiac -Catalina Conv. Coupe. Extra sharp car. Fully equipped. One local owner. New Pontioc trade-in. ' t :•5 Pontiac ·· Low Winter Prices i ~-;:65 ·-~lck $1,_495 : Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful lo-"'Fal owner: Elrtra nice. ~ 1p. shift. Power ;;StHring. · 1962 CHEVY II NOVA H.T. CPE...... , •• ,1495 ' - Local 1 oWn.r cor, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio and huter. White on red finish. ·$1;595 J.,eSabre 4 dr. Custom Sedan. Factory Air ~.Condi~ioned .. One particular locGI owner. '{'ull Vl.nyltr~m. PS, PB & AT. i962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE .••.....•.• $599 3 Seat Wagonl V8 enaine, automatic trona. Power steering and brakes, good tire1, radio and heater. • $1,795 66 Pontiac YOU SAVE DOLLARS! Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. Beautiful t.ur• quoise with m~tching interior. On•lo~ol .owner: New Pontiac ft~~in . 64 Pontiac $1,495 Grand Prix 2 dr. Hard Top. · E•tro sharp car for model. A.ir Conditioned. full operating cOnsuL PS, PB & AT. ' 1963 CHEVY II ......................... $695 Convertible, local 1 owner car. Super Sport model, bucket aeota, good tires, 6 cyl., 3 lpHd', floor shift, radio. Popular Model, special price. ,.68 Pontiac 1963 CHEVROLET ............. .......... $695 : F.irebitd "3S0" 2 dr. Hard Top. Full oper• ating consul, 4 sp. trGn1. 350 cu. in. t High ~tput engine. Power ste~ring. Impala 4 · dr. Local 1 own~ car, VB engine, pow.,.. glide, radio and heoter, good tires, blue finish. $2,895 Slit Held At Furniture Outlet Across Street From Main Store $1,095 64 Pontiac 1-2 Pc. Llvine Room Suite with covers ............ 39.95 1-2 Pc. Living Room Suite, lf&Y .................. 25.00 1-Sofa Bed, rose ........... ~ .................... 20.00 1-3 Pc. Bedroom Suite, with Serta Mattress and box sprinc ...••....•....... .....•....... 99.95 1-3 Pc. Be*oom Suite, walnut, with springs and mattress . ~ ..•...•.....•....••......•....... 99.95 1-Bed, Box Sprinc & Mattress, real1ood ........... 60.00 1-Used Maple Chest, like new ............... Check lhis 1-Used Qookcase Bed with dresser to 111atch ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 39.95 1-New Sofa Bed .................... . ... Now only 58.00 3-Maytag Wrii!Jer Washets ................... All Rebuilt 3-Used Gas Ran1es, nice ones ................. 39.95 up 3-Eiectric ·Ran1es, nice ones .... : ............ ea. 68.00 1-Gas Heater, 60,000 BTU ....................... 99.95 1-Gas Heater, 20,000 BTU ....................... 59.95 2-Gas Heaters, small size .................... ea. 15.00 1-Coal Heater, uHd, 100 lb. size.........•.. Priced Low '·' I Star Chiol 4 dr. Sedon. All vinyl trim. Beautiful light blue finish with matching interior. PS, PB & AT. 4 Shows goocl care; :t- "' 1964 CHEVELLE MALIBU ............... $995 4 Door, Local 1 owner car, 6 cyl. engine, powergllcle trans. Turquoi1e over white finish. Spotless dean in· terior. R&H. f69 Pontiac 1964 FORD GALAXIE.. ................. $995 · VB Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. Driver•s training ; car. Only 588 easy mile1. Power steering. ' Power brakes." Automatic: trans. · ( 500 H.T. Cpe. VB ·engine, automatic. White finish. Cleun interior, good w.w. ti,.s. R&H. .• 1964 OLDS CUTLASS F85.. .............. $995 ·------------------~------· Doa't • Sllort-Q•nlid Get 1.. Bnl Deal In ArH $99'5 64 Ford VB Sto. Wagon. PS, PB & AT. Nice interia:', YOU GET A BETTER BUY AT ' c~. Vinyl interior. Bucket MCJ\'. VB engine. Automotic trans. Power steering. R&H. Save BLA.. .. " BUICK PH:'992•Z143 PONTIAC . OHIO . POMEROY, . . . GMC TRUCKS SINCE 1853 1966 DODGE CORONET Limited Edition: .$169~ Bryants Bud&et Shop ' 101 W. Mclin ELIIICI'ROLtll[ 992--5196 .... eomplele 411 FOOT Steel TeleYIIIon Tow.,., ~- Plog a-tor . . tilt. - - """""' ... - . will boall up lo 12 foot, • • Pbone IIIII-ZiOI. STEREO, stereo, Early Amorlcan radio combiJIItloa, omit, 4 apMI ....... maple tiDia1L \lab payments of " ... belof tn.tf. l'baDe . . lOUd .... liJwl)' sm. ~ viCUUiii attldl- - - . paint IIIJI'IIY, mulwll>der. LooU and eleeJII like - · PBJ o11 bolaDce or • pa_.ta at lli.IO moolhly. l'bolle - · ~ SOME Sfti;\W. Plog IIIU:II7. H-lJtp H &· N-DAY QLI) at Bll!i-ted !Ofhom pulletw, bolh Door or cap ,grown available. PCIU!Icy hooslng ani outcwnallllll. Modem Poultry, Box 188, Athena, Oldo, 593-7831. :1-9-lte p- ""'*"· er lovely waJ. IIIII flnJIII. Allume paJ71111111 .of • IN' boltnle "' f/1.111, AlaDe 1112lllll. - TRY BEFORE JGU buy. We will brine tills llet to .,_ bome 10 JGU may beer IL U JGU lib 11. cleanest - It for only $110.111, or .... per IDJiltlt Call - - · JUST TAKEN IN, 1188 Zll Zq tewlng macblne In porllble - · llllbtiJ uaed. Does .... erytllln8- attaclun!nll' $1.10 per IN' lull prleo of fti.:H. For free ' - clomoallntlcn, call ..... l'WO 100 x 14 .,_ tln!o. GoodJell', 4 ply. Richard OolemaD. Loorl Bottom, pbooe _ , _ 1-Np .,. ·., ' "· ·s-~1:· · "f~; ..if I ' 66 modela in Southeastern Ohio. <j YOII ' ' USED FURNITURE OUTLET EXPERT SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Chevrolet Deal.- WIMtiAIItn...t -1, duly, •atN ...., ....,,, four oiJ ,., nylen, .. ns.u Whit• ,,....... · . ' . ' Arti~rlt:an Motors' pbpgtar hit~edlat~·e&t, InK new wr•Ped·•roub ndk ta11 11tef::P ~-~b1:!,~ · wldened-'~~~ - ~J!b integrat •c up JiC s. e ~ h R bel • o«ers fqr '1969A. t e· e series also features stainless steel side · 1 ·I rtw' ·m. ntl arid numerous en~ineer ng . . m~iiel edl e ~· p (i1.m strips and in the 2-door hardtoP model· · 4 . pre-owned 6000~ ~, . . . w.r n~e:::d1 "~to:r~~~r hbi'J.~on':l m~f. u~.. 8IHnyn hel'e, atniUiated louvcra: forward of thC! · ~e ~~ feature• new rear" ,tYij~~-lfl'cfud. reat,· wh~l '!_pen~. . ' ' \ ·ir r:.· •. . _.·''1.'.· ~-~ . .. ·BUY . ao. ONL VSI1.95 ss.ss ·· ..... ,.,.,..... .... .......... .,. ... :l.lf , .... ,.. '•• . c· Lh~~oiiiH PuUy tlr• • · ........ It thl• ,.tc.. li!IIUii. a...tt "r. • .. ,. ftr. ·• • · .. MCCliii'S · . IJIW. 'MAIM · 606 E. POMIIOY .. Susl.ness Serwlees .~ ...,_....,. Ollloio- . . . . Uiltc HOBSTEnER REAlTY ·----... WMPO NEWS . ~ AIR CONDmCNING Relrlgeratlon service. Jack's Relrlgeratlon, New Haven. bone 11112-21171. 4 • tfe ''"••r~tnCe AtJTOMOJm.E ln•u..,..,. ben 1"8JK!e11ed! lb.¢ yntJr or's license? ean ooerat.. 992-211111. e IS tre - ..'" .·... 1968 CadiiiB .EJ Dorado ••••••• v ..... • ,S&SOO 2 Dr. Htp., full powor equipm,nt, comfort cant.OfGfr; conditioning..· Radio, tint~. gJa.. , WW tire~., 1 owner; new Cadlllo. . 'c trade-in, 9,500 actual ·mllila.• . .. 1 ·.; 1966 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle.......... , •$3500 Whito I ,Oith b•igo Interior, full _ . , ;..u1,-t; . rodio, tlnttd gl•n, w/1/w tlroa,' Cliii>Oto Cor11ro1· cilr- · co'~Ciltlonlltg, 26,000 milos, 'ono -liol'; now Cadiii,C ' trGde. . {" ''' 'i!UOOF.T- PRICE fllrlliture on · II"• lhli'd noor budget shop. lljiktr :.Furniture. Mt\tdleport, 01110. !We presents LOCAL REPORts DAILY AT " 7:50 A.M. t[ 110011 3 P~M. · AND P.tf. .,.,' I! Truck .. H..ar Core. .ILAETTNAIS PH. lltWI U l"amal'OJ' 23. ReVives or Indian 4. Wander renew• about idly "·Parts 5. One or a of bamBtblk:al paJr lnapec:tioa, Buii..,IOr - - To Tla ~est 1. The whole 3. American for battle, ' Wr&o• 1. Spotlight e. AlllleJRbled ..,..;::::: From t11a ' IIIFORMAnON -6 room frame, , i-~. utility room, an ercel- -. --·--···--· · -·-·- Main PoM•ror, 0. ... EIPEIIENCED . .lmrSmlce ' . -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 P'llllrey .... . . &- .llhl• • RUTLAND, OHIO ARNOLD GRATE "CIIOSII Till aDd rent IIII:NRY ClLBLAND ZENITH COLOR TV SETS At Very Low Sale Prices Nowl DAILY CROSSWORD Co•.· .Pomeroy rulolm. ••th. lent buy II 15.010. ( WE HAVE TWO USED SALESMAN AT te,IICIO. PfiMEROY-tAPAlToii:hTS POIIIEROY - LOTS C BELIEJE IT OR NOT! Business Services "\ YISI1' YOUR FAVORITE REALTY OoMPANY POMBROY - FOit NEWLY• WEDS - furnlsbed 1 home, 2 bedroom&, balb, baJ!Ol!IODI, lot 50x!CIO, low taxel. - AU lor .the oilier, '4Jnys lng at $8,800. Used Automatic Washers 5-Used Breakfast Sets ... ................. 10.00 to 25.00 1-Love Seat, solid maple ..................... See This 4-Used Refrigerators ••... , .......••.•. Check Low Price 2-Groups Livii!J Room Tables ................ Real Nice 3-Good Used TV Sets, 1 like new ................ Cheap l-New 2 Pc. Early American Llvina Room Suite, Reg. 300.00 ................. Must sell 175.00 3-0dd Box Sprines. yellow, new ................ ~ Price Business Services Manr More At Harpin Prices! O'BRIEN 6 CROW clole b4· llv~ :In . PHOitE 742-4211 Impala cpe., local owner car, new cor trocle-ln. Leu · than 23,000 miles, w·w tires, like new; 396 VB en• gine, 3 speed man. trans. Vinyl interior, Marot;n finish, radio and heater. Deluxe equipment. One of the fteal Estate For Sale _ In good I 1966 CHEVROLET ................. .'••• $1195 ~-ut~o 8TI!lREO Radio Omlole, • speed lnlermlud ........ dmllvol,.,....,b:ol,fopeot. ...Y interior trim, blk. vinyl ro9f .w!fh turquoi•• finJsh. Like new w.w. tires. Power steerlrtg 911d brakes. VS engine, automcrtic trans.- R&H. ~ 4 DoOr. B•outiful ' 2-Mayt~e RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. ifoMIIfll SWEATERS ................75c Stlrti· " tOday and Save. ~LACKS ..... .............. 75c Poor ~OJ' ' ' r· ' ~~~~~~~~=·=~~~----~--~~~iiii~ 1966 RAMBLER CLASSIC 710 •••••••• : •• $1295' H.T. c,.. Loe~l owner. Like new tires. Clean Inter- ' iar. li<ory over gold· finish. Radio and heater. S.. this Our Alreodly L-, Low Prlc .. We Mud . .11 ,...,., 11 ... tf.ese Wome"s w-1 Di U·sed Furnitur . ' Against· -'High .Prices! . Forced To Mo.- Sale All Clothinl & Shoes 25$ OFF .. ..; . ' ' W~·'re il+4lc l'llone - · BOY----------..:--~~------ ...s-.._~~~=~ Am.......,.-. Kls., Ololvllle, Ohio. Plume ONE LUBE BOY &ONE WASH .,.-asters on tile. basta of Nixon I:CIIQPIIIItve oxama . _ at l b '~ 2 I 8lcp , . EMILY '!1lla set has Allf " FM radio. NEEDED AT ONCI E l - ~Since last lltroUCI> tile t r - _,.. 0[ _ .• . _ . aedool ,_.• ...,. t111t t1a three 1"0-. lllluaa lilepdtll- t1oo ~ · , ' . ~ - on ""-· BEAUTIFUL WIRE TER. R!EIIS. Pugs, mln. SCiulaus.... Daebohomds and P wllh puppy trim. Barkaroo BOAT TIWLEII, 15 lncll AUCTION EVERY Frldly at George's Auction House, Rut.. land, consignments welcome, Forest George, Mgr. appllqaos, _ . llottonboles, blind !loml dfeu. ... all wllllout attadunenll. Bal....., flUS, or pay paymeuls of •. 311 per 111011111. !'bone - - · Pets For Sale VACANCY lor two tldeliy peo. ple. Prefer private paid pa. tlents. !'bone Mason, '!'lUllS. IO...tle DANCE 111REE-ROOM trailer. Us.. Funtltlre • ' ~ pd .,_,lpg. ~ w WANT AD INFORMATION 0£ADLINES ·Used Cars POODLil PUPPIES, AltC Tq. . mllllatu.-e. m aDd up. Iliad --- the Pon,y Express.. Nixon Serves Rich Diet of ' Controversy UNniRNI!IIED 1 - lint """" opartmont Amold Bl'otben. fiJ E. Main St., I'Gmeroy. Phone t92-JI4I. :1-7-tle I . ·11sei fur1lture -- ' For lent In ' ""'· mers, ! .... .' colt c:lub8, .. ., 7. Employ 8. PoJt, bull or toy 9. Projecting from 27. Height : end or a abbr. church 11. Booths 1&. Laze 20. King ot Bash an ... """"" Bantu ' 2fi. Seek ... 28. Final 30. Bur- ,_ ,..,, ru.,. aa. cavalry .Word 31. )(Olstellll .... 38.- crotta oiO. Anl"er t2. Sheep t.a.lk. U . Ccmpua point ~ lualn... Services CURTiliS TECHNIClAN, Leland Parter, 1112-2264 PomeRIY residence or 1187-3251 Coolville call stallon, wlshe8 Holiday Groethtp. Dilly terric:o with Umlted Sunday ,..,_ ....... U$1ille C. C. BRAoroRD AUCI1DNEI!B (loaopldle Senke . . . INNIIt1 ....... Oltlo a-. ...... I I lfc ' so. Sbarp ' �' 'l1\ree Car WreCk' .. .' ' - JUST ARRIVED! 11EI SHIPMENT OPELS '$1932.0o ' 1961 Fill c.,. 4 spe.d. One owner. Nice 1964 hr. flmooll..... I - atlllillllp .. ~ 1!l"'liorV ~ ""' .. ....·~ lnjlrl... ' . wwlim a. Adunl, tOt B5 Bur· odv, '500' Sedan. Auto. P.S. On• owner. 1967 .kk Eltctfl 4 Dr. Hdtp. Gold, blaelt vinyl ..,, air cond. AM·FM, new Pretn. tirea. One owner. REHEARSAL CANCELLED GALLIPOLIS - Tbe commu• niV aiDgers robearllll s c - edfor-an.n-haa been cancelled .,e to IIMt TriCouncy- Communltv C<lncert. Re- A l will be held next &mdly lfiet,_ at 2 p.m. II the blslt Hdtp, Cpe. Air cond. One local owner. Sharp. Was $2995. aebool musl'e room. 1965 Opel St. Wagn Low miles . Sharp. See this one now. ru~AY 1964 Chn. II 4 Dr. Auto. 6 cyl. Very low miles . Extra clean. Is February $895 Second A-,.n~o~o Phone 446 ... 290 H_..f-46-45'11 Golllpolle, Ohio fOD.tei"C))'. receives a certificate arli congratulations from the revlewlna: official, the honorable LaVerne A. Dixon. Chief Circuli Jqe 19th Judicial areult, Winola, after having been Damed H~ of his company at recent graduation cere- achol-c Burna' parents were eoograted tn a letter from Copt. James Stale t'arm Mutual Au t1m\ohile losuram:e <.ompany Hnmc Olti(~ : Hluumill~<m , Illinois · - .TEN CENTS • ,. '. t.ss·u e. ., WEONESJAY GALLIA COUNTY llomomakeu Coune!l, 10 ProRram will be ldven b,y Llada Goral of ~. 1 Grande Collose Stu:don1. will be shown In the atte:. .-n. ' ': ' Hit-Run Sideswipe 29th Obrelal IOl'Yiill u the votunteer pl>yalclaDs. Other voiWI· teera lor lho JIIIIW'l' cUnlcwere Mrs. Doria Mdlaalol, Mrll. Rardin, and Mrs. Leonard Krebi. "I am ....., filii hla selection glvea ycu a feeling ol per...,.. ol pride and ootla!actloo and )'(II are 1o be congratulated on h1a ·. Arrelll recorded at~ OCIIIJII;r. jail W.a !Wiard Greenlee, ..,:' ·-. Leon, cllarged with drlvln8 willie_; lntiiiXIelled. · COYER£~ Wtrl-4 ~NOW · AND ~ADITION ... A~-t! Make EIMrfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Wearlq Aflllrel Fir Your fantlly ••• Furnishings for Your Honte. accompUibmeat." Burns was honored and P r eaenled an award lllriDi the graduatlon ceremooy. Following a two week leave here, Burns wW report to Memphis, Tent., for rurther schoollng. tnveatlptlon., l·. ' First ReformatOry . The first priSon for young . offenders ill the Umted R. ColUer, which said: States to be called a reformIt Is Indeed a ~ honor for atory was opened at Elmira, him to be selected from among N.y ., in 1876, according to a large group of young men for this award, and he is com- P6722 ' cootact Mra. WUU~~~~tRudln,Jr., driven ·bJ ll<iDald Marzullo, 21.. for an IJII)Oinlment. Ten potlenta ct i'eml,)'lvaala. T b o vehicle · 'V . - IIMt Janu&r)' clinic with oldUwtiJinc Mor>ullo faDed Jo: 'J Dr. Jolm Gnlbb and Dr. Pedro atop. Tbe mlohap Ia still ...... 0if Comnan T lltal1dlng, . I ¢Et8 ~· ..... Pr. PLEASANT - Tho Con- Oleeked by Sherlft' cor Clinic lor ·Fobnw-y will be held oo February 20, The mooth· PI'. PLEASANT - !ilerll! I.Y cUnlco 11'0 lfPIIIOred by the partment tnvellll!lllld a bit Ma.., eoupcy- · Concet .Soclel,f run llldeowtpe mishap Frl-,~ and are q,e, to lilY adulttemale. p.m. In 'Henderoon 1111 RL Thole wlllhlng to allend are to ·llllltiDI In $175 clamap 1o IIMtcar WD1E RAY BURNS, aon of Mr. OJil Mrs. Paul Burris of Honorman of his ComlliUif at recrull graduation oeremonlesbeld recently at the Navol Trolnlng Center, Great Lake a. Selection was based on lndi· vidual performance ol dub' in au phases Gt baolc training In· eluding leadership, inlt1atlve. military bearlnB, sportiiiWIIhlp, response to orders, general cleanliness, qualit1catlons of a tiDed shipmate and high Dllerall PaD C•ntral Hotel Bl4t. . lithe cboirch, 1:30 p.m. Caneer Oinle Date ,. .,., ,., : llot Ladlt1 AilxllilrJ Will Eddie R o 1 mended lor the C<lllaclentlouS II· Bum a, 8011 of Mr. and Mrs. Pout to ducy- whlcll led lo tbla Bums of Pomeroy, wao IIIIJIIed acblovemen1. Caroll K. Snowd0t1 r ela. Wftll RIO GRAND): CALVARY.::i~~; POMEROY - " Flml'out how much you may save on car insurance!" Llldl•• br1118l'l• and - Wi<lheL .....&Onorman . owner, new Op•l trade. ALL CITY DEALERS PRICES WE .. )II. monies at the Na:vaJ Training Center, Great Lalfes, W. Cpe. 4 speed, 34,000 mi los. One ~1111'- ............ ·~ • CENT~ARY GI!ANGE 7:30.11. : A!llllllon, 1'1. Ploalllll, wu ' efWII tor roc:klell - - lfo~ · 1er blo vebleio ttru<k IIMt . . "' a oar drlv•liJ the Rev. Nor· mal Nalb. Hederi!IOl\, kDoddna IIMt Nub oar IIIIo the next ear In IIMt line Gl 1.-.l!ic wtdcll WOI a Mo.., Coonb' pollco ct11ller driven by nopn;y 9lerllf Mlllud Hal ANd. $1995 $1095 ~~~b, r - ' toa. ·ML- Je --~-­ ~ONDA¥ · • lloT!IER$11'(GEJI.Scqheorllll I • p. Ill. " at Firat ~ Methodt~~ Frlclo1. 9:t0 p.m. wbldl,roiAillld Gtdalt Erlra nice. .............. Pr, PLEASANT - CIV pollel $2695 $1295 Now 'fou Know - ' ~ Jnvc11ga~ · "1 1967 Cllrpltr '300' Country S.don Wagon . 33,000 miles. Auto. P. S. Like new. ·~ ~ ~ the Encyclopaedia Britannica . ,.,...... Mickey ~ \}ohn Tyree. ,. - - ... Tf.IERE'~ Mit ot: PITCHI!R16 east MOVNP! ' lrP LOOK IN AT M'l CATCUER ... 1'0 GET THE $!GIL. RENT I . . CIPirl.. al &I Now Yori< CIV, lN!dUtrialll lked OOWII ll!e mlcldle Gt maiD ...,. mnnall,y crowded - 0 me. Only an occastonal c:arar s was aeen on F~ Mld:l.an I LeldngtonAv....,aiDIIMtmld- . ·,-- - LOW RATES • Deily oW~y oM-y , ,11-.y ltoulb, SfaDley m area. Sidewalk• u-.nd ..., omoe bolldlllga - • IIMt • lo be cleared, but ~ lila remained In the ..........,._ ~ reslclonls beDD to die out Up to 20 IDclles "' Ill IIMt i! York aroa, npor11 llowlJ ...... ..........~ ... ,. .'41 On the Spot Financing · .......... .,_ Odrldo or~ I ' in !nOW tt1ocked automobUu ' up to 15 houri before beiDI ICUed. flpneroua eaJJ• for emerpo,aslalanoe lor heart attaeko ' '' tlms were received by poHee AND You CAN FAIR LANE 500 2-DR HARDTOP TELL "DDAT ONE GOOP-81/E! 2 DOOR AS LDW AS FORD GALAXIE 500 4-DltSEDAN FORD LTD 2-DR HARDTOP 2 DOOR AS LOW AS $2545 ~::~oht :b snowstorm bere in tNt. 11.anMiller t Attack Elected president in JUUU7, 56, Mr. Miller headed the utll• · until April 1966, when he woo !Cted chairman. J. Lawa't!llee .$2365 SEDAN AS LOW AS - 'I firemen, No Immediate 11:-ea were avaUible on stormated deaths .. the clcy. Thlr" persooa, moltly heart at- . ·k victims, dled tllrlng a 12.$ !Nealey succeededhima&prel- !111. FORD GALAXIE 500 SportsRoof 2 DOOR HARDTOP AS LOW AS $2375 ' ' ·,; !lorn noar Gallipolis, Millet from G&Uia ~cadoi"Q' - Plus Freight .I 1M; llh Scllool. He IUellded 0 b I o asleyan University three )'IIU'8 d reoelved hlalawdelreedo Slate Unlverslcy- In 1121. Mr. Miller relumed 1o c;.w. lis to practice law and - . . ' three Ierma (I~ . . Go!- '·counv praaend'll ........ 65 Ford 67 Falrlane 500 4 ·Dr. Sedan. Beau• tiful medium blve paint, with matching interior, V-8 engine, aut . trans. Factory air cond., radio w•s·w tires. A great family cor. Thul'lCietblrd 2· Dr. Hordtop, P . bro"••, P . .te•ri "I nw/ • / w rubb•r, oir co;;{ltlon• .4 , whit• with beoutll..,l oq~o~a int-iar . Local own., . In .11int condition. 2 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 en• gine, radio, w-s·w tires . Gold finish with all blk. interior, radio. In excellent condition. $2095 $1895 63 (hiYJ II 67 Mustan1 . $1895 ,ll>o I'Ublle transportation . . ly o~ntd. Clean. $695 68- Ford LTD 4 Dr. Wan medium •loH, block .-lnyl roof, d•lu•• lnt.,.lor, 390 2V e~inp, P .S., P .B., rod Ia, tlre1. D•lu:u ..hMI CO¥• .,., Comfort ltr•aln 11•ntilotlo", ...tractabl• h•adllght•, Thll outomobil• ho• 11,000 oct~o~ol mil ... Wa• locolly C>'lfn•d. Said n•w hy Martin Ford lor $4400. w·•- $2995 66 '• $795 P.•, • .,lng, P. l:!,.k••• P. ••ott, P. wlndow1, air cond., B•out, 1old flni•h with luil'i!O In· teriar. Practically now w ....., tires, Rodlo. Thi1 Is o r•ol. line l~o~._..,..., car In 1howroom condition. ' 64 ,.,. C..lfry~' Coupe . • . . 880 Cu•to;.( ·Dr. Sedon. · V-8 onglrie, P.S., I',JI,,, tancU• ~ · ·.... .,-, .~ II ~'· · . '; . I. pnsldont "' ............. fo$o ~ ~· ium bluo with blu• · Not a sharper. .ln•lhil '•area. ' . I~- ..... ., 1950, Nr. Miller 11111 - . . •• ,.,..., .ra~Uo, "'w"-s"w tl,ret. Jt4:.d· V·B, a.,romotlc t.Gno. Beciutllul' mocf· ium green with matching lnt•riar. In $u~ri!M tion. ·· · ...-....,., UllUii.o C'Miillla. -..... "'fromOhio1947-ti. !II Gi steering, power brakes, oir cond. Radio, loca1· ,, Conv. Red with white $1295 ... Country Sedan 9 P~s•· ·~··r Station Wagon·. V-8, aut. trana. Power Nova, 4 Dr. Station Wo• Jaon, 6 cylinder; •tandard trans. Radio, good 65 Mustang conv. top. 289 V-8 en• gine, 4 speed tran1., radio, w·s·w tires, wheel covers, bucket seats, excellent cond. · ., 1939 be was nomec1 ....,._ 1 secretary lo 1111'11101' 0 b i o ". John w. Bricker ..... Ill ~ ~ 63 Ford , "' llaiiJoOid II CommlulatiO.rl • """ Ullll>o .. . 1961, Mr. Hiller W a I ~ cllelrmlm "' IIMt lloul J'l'ruatee• vt BIIIWM lti lie ._.., .. '-"d ... , ..... 1' u--.. · t•-· .... ......,. ~ ~ VIII'"' - jd Loon,~ je, Oblo Valley II . . (~ill !'Ill � 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 9, 1969 gans graeler maggied searles stevens thompson