https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b00473f7487bf1e6355f40fbb5ba50fc.pdf cc5bcf07a3f4a1aa4fda984ed76552b9 PDF Text Text -"r--"T'' .. ~~ -~ ~--•·-•-.>· • _ _ , ...- -• , .. .,..., ,_ .. ' I ,, _..,_._._ ~-. T 4 • • ' Now You Know a1 y No111J Ber-, H. J., i1 In Hud.., CoontJ. o1 Bor· .... . I Wather en tine or...U. . - . , , llld oat . ·' old """IIIIL ' - .. 20s to IMf 301.. Tn ,.,. r and lillie ..._ ln lr8 wllh • ft Qillt .. rain. .-< ·- r· Devoted To The lnb!twb Of The Melgi-M.- Area ''.,.' '; ~:, 'J VOL. XXI NO. 203 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 1961 MONDAY. FEBRUARY IQ 1969 . ' Work Stoppage Hung Up POINT PLEASflNT - Settl&menl ot the Ma-5011 COurlt)' bua driYir work atcppage relhalned in ckMa tocky after drivers IP.,.....U, ..,.ned clo!m lho Mason COld)' School Board', proposal drawn 111 Salul~ ill tho chamben o1 J\ldgii,J.,.., Lee 'l'hom1>son at Wtnn;ld. The propO.II made Saturda)' was that all drivers resume their ....... MmldiY .... tr.t the board Country Sedan Wa~Qon. ~ Auto. P.S. Like new. ••• $1295 1964 hr•• . I SHALL tv0W GIVE '<tJU AlL A SHORT ~ilot.J At.JD LECTURE OJ ~e: Me/\1\.111\JG OF HUMOR' '500' Sedan. Auto. P .S. Extro nice. o,tXJ :sEE'? . E.LSI:'S SILLY OFFERS US AAJ ~PLOSH! $109~ LAUGH AT I.(JE would meet with representatives of the drivers MondaJ night to dJacuss oontlltiona of employment fCII' ba1 driverL 1'lte board's statement emphulzed that It recq;nlzes Dt· . a.ll~ OUJ MJD "!WSICi.US I A/JTIDO"le. ~ Ylaion 1539, Amalgamated Transit Union, and turthei recognizes the Mason WEM Cou~ School Service Per!JOGNl Ann. and the Mason County Bus Drivers' Aun. .James Abbott, lntern~tional representathe of the union. said St. Swlday: Low mtles. Sharp. S. now . uled meeting tonight ''would not be held." That meet!Dg orijpnlll)' had been planned to diacu~& condl~ tiona or eftl'loyment. AI 9:30 L m. today, Mr, Littlepage asked the Mlaon Counb' Circuit Court to set a date for hearbw on a petition aaldng tor a temporary inJunction ftled last week ·by the board against t h e work step~ afll the date ot Feb. 14, 9:30 a. m., was set by the court for that hearlfiK. A pla!Uled "citizens' meeting" tonight which board members and bus drivers were urged to attelll, in the courtroom at 7:30 apparently is still on. Indications are that it lsanothpicket! wUl be removed from all er '1rtg one." The well, like acboola Mondl.y afternoon and others brOUKht in recently since TI-lE GREI>.IEST HUMORIS!S ARE 11-IO!'>E" MEkl WHO CA/.J 11\Kf- 1H£1 R MO:sf VICX..OJT JWlAGQ- wW not 1-eturn Until neceuary." the first was hit on the William Tho board proposol had been McKelvey tarm December 10, WISiv\S AIJD EXPRESS ll-I£Ai\ IHR.OL.GH A SIAilPLE HUMOROIJ~ DEVICE 1H£RE 8'1" GWJG US All A BIG LAUGH reeelved by Abbott oo Slturday, and the l.1ftlon VOle wu taken on Swlday, 11ais mornbig:, in the wake of the driven nat returnirc to work today, 11 ~~tt~cltled in the beard prqiOSI!, Sam Littlepage, one of tbe eounael tor the brMd. sald that to his lmowJsdio lhe oched- I RB! · Do Open or IMWCIPI LOW RATES • Dlolly • In ----~--~~---------------~~~~------- .. delegated. ---- Another Gas Well Is In thor demonotratlm of good faith, Rigger& working on the Roush wlill were prepared .for a ••good strike" and haniU.ed the problem with few difficulties. This was in sharp contraat to the operation was into the Newbtrg sandstone with the McKelvey well where tools were dropped lnto the well structure. S\lllda)''s weD, promoted by which is causi~ cortinuous dif~ John Murphy, RD, Pomeroy • with ficultles. baeldng of the Quelcor State ReThe HUntl11! OU CompanY ~ ComparQ', was hit on the Harold Roush farm, oft Route 124. drilled in wl\at was called a The Roosh larm lldjolns !he ''promisi~" ..-ell on the CJ.ar.. McKelvey P"-rtY and Murphy ence Prorrtttpr~rVlnthesame and Quaker State was in charp area on Jan. 26. other wells are also now being drllled in the area of the first gusher. After the McKelvey well was and· CmlP&nies are still obtaining struck, gas am on lease seek~ leases. SHOW DISPLAY - Members ol Middleport CubScoutPack 245 are shown with part ot a di.P.,Y placed in the wirdow of the Colmnbl.a Gas of Ohio Inc . offtc:e tn oblerva~ ol Scout Week, Feb. 7~13. Fl'ont row, I tor, are Mark Gllkey, Marc Fultz, Scott Fraser, Mike Wilson.,Rlek;yHo...atter, Joe McCloud, Crenson Pratt, Georae Batey, David Miller, Ronnie casci, Kevin Yeauger, Wants Regulation COLUMBUS (UPO - Tony Dechant, head of the Nationlll Farmers Union, says the way to restore tlle stability oC rural ecorony is by outright government regulation in order to change the power relationship s that "victimize the fanner." Dechant, who spoke at the Ohio Farmers Union lunch here Saturda)', said the Roosevelt administraUon of the 1930's chose to change those power relationships which "restored sta~ bility to industrial America (an:l) brought a measure of prosperity to mllltons of Amer~ icans who otherwise would not have had u. •• "Farmers are leaving the land,'' he said "Cities are fill~ ing 1.1), The tood and fiber production mechanism openWd by family farmers that has served this nation so well is moving into the hands or corporations aOO other noB-farm Interests." He called for "free bargaini~·· by farmers. "Fanners must have the right to bargain freely," he sald. •• And we aren't talking about bargaining instead ol our present farm programs, but in addition to them." Dechant said free bargaining was the riHhf. to bargain from a position of strength provided by the laws. ,·- Se.~iqu~ ·- - - Break· in:Deadlock -Sensed ...C • Monthly~ NQ••NOT SINCE ~ I1 OHIOtd 'IOU AAN 11M OFF 'NITH A ' CLUB! Announced PARIS (\JPD-The key memTho souofol to IIIII speculation ber ot North VIetnam'• delep. about the importance of his trip WASI!lNMlll GTON - Rep. Clar~ tion to the Vietnam _peace arxl told newamen at the airport ence. It' will returD to SautJi. conference Oew home to Hanoi the visit& were "routine." ealltem Obio thl1 week during today amldat speeulatloo he was Political observera noted that tbe conaresllonal Uncoln DI,Y earryiJWil: secret American t)r• each time Tho had returned to Receu to bast a .terles ofll()pen posala to break the deadlocked Puis since the talks on Door Sesllons" throughout lbe talka. ~ Vietnam opened last May there aprawllnc thlrteen-counQ- Tentll Le Due 'lbo. the seventh- had been !H'rceptlble shirts ln Dlatrict. ranked Hanoi PolitbUro member Hanoi's stand. Mnler'l sc~e beglnJ on who ill considered the real His departure foliows the 1burldl¥, Fe..,_....,. 13• 1a Me:~ power ln Us dalegaUon here, . c:onflnnatlon last week tllat Arfllw: wllh Ill Open Door Sao- left Paris's Le Bourgat Alrj)ort North VIetnam and !he United liDo 1n the Ccuntt.v CommJIIion- 011 a Soviet Aero4ot dight. He State a are in secret contlet or's Room 11 !he Vlnlon CoulltY wW stq> In Mo1c,.. and P~ outalde tlie framework of !he Courthoua from t ..to a.m. From before arrivtrw 1r1 Hanoi. mu~clzed four-party conMeArtlulr, he will trayeJ to Jack• Iorence. The white-haired Vietnamese diplomat expressed pessimism, however, about d:le current talks. Asked whether he thought tHere had been any progren in the Orst three seaslons of the !ull-1cale negotiations, Tho re- plied bluntlY <~no. 1 • "President Richard M. Nixon Ia follow1'1! !he same policy as his predecessor, L)rldon John- Tho odded lhat lor movement in the talks, the United States must withdraw its ~s tram South Vietmm, He was seen off at the airport by his delegation, headed by Minister of State Xuan Thuy. members or the National Liberation Front delegation including depucy leader Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh 1 ard the Soviet ambassador to Parls, Valerian Zorln. l .,aycees 1oo," he llld. "Therefore, there haa been no p~esa." IT/! W' IR =:-.=; Libe~als Surprised and Amazed .. Award for Pos!OIIIcefrom 'lbursday a1ter110011, Miller 11111\'eOinto Galllp>lllllor Ill Open Saoolon from 1:30~:30 p. WASIDNGTON (\Jpj) - After three weeka of walcbirW lhe Door m. In jh8 COOIIIQ' commlaolooer'o Ni>Dn . admlnlatratlon, !he reaoroom 'at !he Gallla CcJunCr court- tions ol some CODp"elf&~ hollje, Be wiU wind uphlo'lburo- liberals riDge fr<lll PIOIIAIII 411 t aCidtttle1 wltb a IIIIJon In aurprlae to downright amaz.. ment. ' ""' )II')' ...,..;, "' 111o c:ommon n _ .... to be more Ilion pleu court II Melp Cooull1 the tl"'ditional uhoneym(M:m. n . . . - In Fomorv.l' from ~ Last week llco !he Prelldonll p.m. FrldaJ and Saturda,y meet- Embraoed lho prtliciJ)Ie of illp .... free tnlde. 111111!1 dlllrlc:t. -stopped worll on tho wldlil '!be ....... achedllle ompha· CfltlciHd 1ntlml111il0 Qlleln. llzeo lho Tealh Dlltrlct law~served nollce be wiU . . - . pllldp to ~ • a.UviiJ! puraue oi direct lltte ot OOIIIIIftmlcatiCIII wltb •• WI'!? I FASr ClNE CP MV SI:I&JECTS UN~OS WtW" A. GRIND'9E!IN' A ·KING IS ... ·-od el.....,.. I -lllbed.w .... ihroul1h lhoD· pracUc:e ol u0pen o a-r Sooalma." Dtillnl 'blo fir at lei'ID . . . . . . - lfRII'IIldlilltel.l' 70 ouch ....,..,.. In allice, .be Cone. Mu1er ......,....,, IIJQienta to moat ·" 'lh him on mallerl rllatlng to tho Fodor111 Government In 0110 ollho aeaaboa. GOSH 1 GU4, I GET SO TIRI!P JUST" USSENING 1'\'0U••• 65 Mull Conv. Rod w' conv. top. 28~ gine, 4 sped• radio, wheel ~- '· I c.pttoi.IW~ Democratic Leader Mike Mlllofteld liked Nixon's ''open-minded ard ~entlve attitude." SelL Frank Churcb, D-ldaho, c.Ued Nlxon' s start Selate '''t'eQ heutenl~~~o"' Improvement The Melp COUI1cy Jwllor M101 Pageant was given the award for having bad tbe seeood most Improved local program and pageant l>Y !he Ohio Junior Mloo orl!llllzallon Saturcloy at !he Fore at Hill Country Club In Mlddl..,... The award was presented to !he local _.m by Rua..U MU· ler, president. Ohio Junior Ml11 ilc., and accepting lt for t h e Melp COUI1cy """cees was Ralpb Werry, general ebalrmani J 1m Mees, coatestants c:balrman. and Earl IDgelo, promotion chairman. '!be Melga COUI1cy Junior Miss _.m huboen sponsored!>ylhe Melga County JIYCOOO each faD to select lhe OUUIIDdln& h lg h achool oenlor girl and award ber wllb a scbolorlldp to fUrther ber edueatloD at tile univeratty. col.. lop or trade ac:hool olbercbolco. R01>J11unlfnl Melp Counl:f at 1969 Ohio Junior Mlu 1'011- tt.. - A aeeond grlde pupil at Bradbury Elementary School waa iDjured SUI'llay afternoon when he ran into Route 7 arJJ was struck by 1 southbourd automobile. Howard Olally) Ferguson. son or Mr. and Mrs. John Ferpaon of RD Oleshire, was transported to Holzer Medical Center by the Middleport Emerge(lcy - Rescue The youngster reportedly sustained abrasions to the head, !ace and hlp aril a bump on hls head as the result or the accident. The boy was struck by a 1966 model vehicle Cl)erated by Sam~ uel L. Bennett. 27. of 1901 Chestnut&., Gallipolis. Bennetl told Meigs Cooney Sheriff's Deputy Robert Beegle he was traveling about 50 miles per hour when he noticed the youngster run ooto the road. Bennet sald tile child ran almost all the way across the high~ way, then back lnto the _plthWIJ' of his auto. Bennett reportedly had ltmost gotten his vehicle RGpped by the time he 'hit the~ boy. Wltnesl!lea .of the accident Slid the child ran Into !he hlgjlway wldloul ~ There was oo reported dam~ age to Bennett' i vehicle and no charges were tiled. snowstorm in the area in eight yearJ. The toll of storm related deaths mounted steadily. ·The New York and American stock Exchanges were closed for the day as were all commodity exehanges 1n New York City. Many booalneoaes stated cloaed for tile ~ or aoonled " H h skeleton statfs. Bus, rail and air transportatJon w a s hopelessly snarled. President Nixon DOted t h e Washlngt.on weather and stayed in Florida an extra day. A meetIng ol the President's URBAN Mfairs Councl1 at the W h i t e House was canceled when Gav. Nelson A. Rockefeller ol New York and urbanologist Daniel P. Moynihan ot Boston were unable to get to Washington. /· ., ·' ... .. '" . ~ •.1 ' :~-~' . .,·,, •' >" •\ i ' ·, . . ' •'· ,,, ' . ; ' .. ,;~:·." '"' ·,• . ......•. ,.,. • ,., ' . • , ........r-11>.:..,-..rJ;....... ~* r~ ' .. . . •• ' . . ' J 1,1 ' . -~ -~­ J' • "' ~- . ., ' • !. m New Yorll Ckv, pedeolriau walked - . . the middle o1 main avemes normally crowded wla'l trafl'le. Onb' ao occuaional ear or bus was seen on Fifth, Mactt"CCD alii Lexington Avenuesilllho midtown area. Sidewalks aro.nd large ofdce bulldiDga were the first to be cleared, but 1arp drifts remained In lhe roadwl,ya. Aa residents began to die coat ol up to 20 Indies oiiiDOW In lho New York ....., repor1a llowiJ fUiored .fa 10 )IOIIc& •• ...._ ltindredaotpor.... belol .. 'I ed In ...... blocked llllloo:lclbllOJ tor up to 15 hour11 before befac reacued. Numen.~s calla tor emergency uslstance for heart attaeks vlctlms were received by IQllc:e and firemen, No Immediate ligures were avaUible on stormrelated deslhl In the city. 1bJr. teen peroona, most1,y heart ld- . tack victims, died c:l:lrtng a 12.1 inch snowstorm here in liM. Board Chairman Miller Dies of Heart Attack COLUMBUS , UPI - Harry M. Miller 65, a native of Gallipolis, chairman of tbe board of the Colwnbus and Southern 0 h 1 o Electric Co., died at about 9 a. m, SUnday at hi& home, 2020 Tremont Rd., of an apparent heart attack. Mr. !diller joined C&SOE ill 1951 as a vice president. He was named exeetJtive vice president ln 1952, a director in 1953 and a member of the executive committee in 1954. Elected president iD Jaluuoy, 1956, Mr. Miller headed tho IIIII• U;,y untll AprU 1966, when be na elected chairman. J. LaNJ&IC& McNealey 1uceeeded him at pretident Born near Galltpolls. MlUIIt' gracl>ated from Gallla Acadaal;r High School. He atteoDd 0 h I o Wesleyan Vnlveraltjy three JeU'1I and received hll lawdegreefroal Ohio Slate Unlverskv In ln7. Mr. Miller relumed to Gallipolis to praed.co law and ..,_ ed three terms (1~ u Gol- lla Count;, Jliooeeeuttaalitot"*. In 1939 be ...................... tive secxetary to fonrwr 0 ••• Gov. John w. Bricker llld 111 18ft was tppOlDttNl a nwrl.of !he PllbUc 1J111fllea owOW• lion cl Ohio, eerWII •• ~ from 1!147..... m 195(}, Mr. llllller wu olect- 5 Defendants .v- ed prealdont ot .. NatJnaol IOd,allon of ~ ... tJWl;. tlea Commla.-.... ln. 1Ml, Mr. IIU.Ier W a I ........ cbalrmoncl1ba- Reported F'med """Mlal Br- Brldlord, of Tru-J ot -lo IIi-· IIIII-. lie .....l!l .. - • .... "'. tbev~,....-~~-atIJI!il!l!o Ohio . ' .,. (C)!nl' .............. -,. '< '. ·..;-. m-•~~ w. . . l Pill-. • • hlorll lAoll. .,._, ~Ohio v~ D~OQ;.: . 111111 IIAIIRT 11. IIILLD .' ..,........ . Ol(IOc:t . I flll4'· . cularly those of his own party, Few RepiJblleans teel he has abandoned any of the prillciplos outlined In his campilp. still, aome of the most ~-~~~ probe has been CCIDUw from llomoc:rate 011 Injured the ..Sound ot Mulct.•• ; I quoiiiiHII. enough roc:m for rnaoeuverine to satisfy eonaervativea, parti- Bradbury NEW YORK (\)pi) - 81alness and industry were at a vlrtual stand.UU in no~ast today as millionl!l of persons struggled with the after..effects ottheworst ol Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee · Bndfo<d, llliclne. lllu •llndfor4 I t a - II Soulhenl lllsh Scbool In llliclfte. For her ~ tibe ..... and denced 10 ••l Have CGnftdeDcl,.. from tbe - $129! ~ rather COI'IIlructlve alkt satisfactory relationsh1,p between the White Houae and Congreas." But Nllooo hal left himself ~>.>OidWj>.&d"-'::l"-""""'""""""Olll;"* Northeast Socked In ~ w~1·"' ~;:over 1 seots, excelle Southern schoola. -Recommended ratiflcadoo of 1 treaty to keep nudear weapons away frmu the ''haw not" Mtiona. -4111 opened 1 drive to sWeep polltics out ot the post ofllce. "I IUD J)leanntly surpriaecl/' oald Son r "orp lldlo..rn, p.. S.D. ol lhe DOW llllmlnlstralloo. ·~ can't 1111111 the man, I Uke tho deliberate JOCO and !he prudent, tboul!btful II'Jil'GOch he has boon lllvlDr to .umcun - GABBY cantankerous character actor who played the "durn tootin" ddekick toHcqaloog Cassidy and Roy Rogers, died Sunday at the age of 83. He was admitted to St Joseph's Hospital a week ago for treatment of a heart ailment. Funeral services will be pri\'l.te. Hayes usually appeared in Westerns as llll irascible but lovable character dressed in baggy pants, a plaid shirt am a Qoppy hat with its brim held '41 in Cront by a huge safety pin. THE squad. • ._. - ----=--- el Photo. HOLLYWOOD HAYES, -~- ---- ·- Ney Parker, John Vroman. Jimmy Holllalli back row, Kenqy Roush, Stanley Starling, Tim Thml&l, Bob Powers, Damy Davia, Mitchell veldcrra, Mickey Dave~VGrt. cart WUscm, Jeff BeavO!Ir, David Wilcox alii John Tyree. -SertiD- Pupil is :, c;:'"'u! :.:.. ~_:;.::,~- .- meedng Feb. 4, and therefore re-Ueratea that it recognizes all emplo,y.. ha"' !he rt&lrt to Join or not to join a union. - Membership ln. such organization•, hOwever, shall notberequired, and · ·no one will be di&crlmlnated qalnst because -at such membership. -The board, however, mal~ tained that wages, working conditions, and all such matters rest with the board, and cannot be ..11te ATU wted by aeeret bal· lot to return to wOI'k Weclnesday, Feb. 12, U .umclent progress had been mlde Ia negodadooa acheduled: tor Morday, Feb. 10 The gas boom In the Portland era have poured into Meigs C:O... with the aehoal board, and as fur.. area got another boost Sund~. ty ~everywhere, $89~ • W~ly Polntl IRide tn the board propollllneludod: -The board recognlsea tbat there was a mlsunderatand:irw; on the point of union recogniUonata TEN CENTS �• • "Pax Vobiscum ... at Leqst 1 far A:N>ther Four 'tearsl' · . . Despoir~_..'Great .. ,. i ( Society Hang-up Two unrelated atudles ft9111 the ume city give a picture of a clliFerent kind of ·•eeneration gap." The first, a atudy of 1193 arreS\1 of por- , soli.s over the age of 60 in San Francisco, discoveted._ that more than 80 per cent were for drunkenness. This is a ~n;uch higher prQPOrtion than in any ather age group. The overwhelming majority were males. About 15 per cent of the elderly arrests were for petty theft and relatively minor violations, such as drunken driving. Only 2 per cent were for offenses against others and, contrary to the Dirty Old Man myth, fewer than 1 per cent were for sex offenses or narcotics. Tbe image of the Brutal Cop also suffers in the report. Arresting officers do not reM gard elderly ale<>bolics as lawbreakera, dislike picking them up but often do It for their own protection and often give tbe men small sums of money to help them on their way. In a very real sense, poUcemen P,ve tbe equivalent o1 "psychiatric first-aid ' which is not available elsewhere. Elderly arrests for drunkenness Increase during Thanksgiving and Christmas, when the loneliness of the derelict life is most acutely felt. In numerous instances, arrestees ask the judge for a jail sentence estendlng through the holidays. Meanwhile, in the Tenderloin area of San Francisco, an estimated 1,000 young peoi!l• from 12 to 25 spend their days lookmg for the ftx, the high and the trip vouchsafed them from a variety of dru*s ranging from methamphetamine, herom. mor· plilne, LSD and marijUBDA tllrGW!b Seconal, Nembutal, Deumyl, Dexedrine and Benzedrine. About 600 of these yoUIIll people are chronic drug ...ra, reports the E<OIIOIIll,c; Opportunity Council of San Francilco, alid tbey spend from fl50,000 to f'D),OOO a month to feed whatever "monkey" 18 on their backs. In 19116, there were 324 Darcolic• arrests made In the Tenderloin: the average age of juvenile olfenders was 16. This is how It grooves In the TenderloiD, as written by a young addict: "Everyone who enters this area Is Immediately caught up in Its wblrlpool. Most of tbem are alile to leave, but a few of them are not so lucky. Once' they g_et caught up, they beC<lme too weak to light and are drawn clown to the bottom . . . "After a month look at them: Tbeir eyes are cloudy, slgbtlesa. Tbelr bodies are emaciated and mare than Ukaly ugly red scara ouWne the veins of their arms and legs. They are dead. . . "Uslen to them as they silently scream for belp. Every word is spoken with a tone of helplessness. They are flesb and blood eumples of despair ... piteous sbeUs of human beings, b9pelessly and helplessly entangled.'' Qespalr-that Is wbat bridges the generation gap between the elderly alcoholic and the youthful addict. That and a profound sense of alienation, failure and aimlessness. And tbe would-be Great Society seems able to do little to belp those caught on either end. £iferoeu er" had the unusual sight or even critics neeing after the ftnt act: tile play Oed after ooe perform- ance and no me can figure why the customarily allrewd Leland Hayward proWced thia tasteless _.U;r. Ffrmer opera star Florence Gedm. widow of Bing crosby' a brother Everett, has showbiz on her mlnd again .... WOllam Meyer, once wed to Mets owner Joan Payeon•s ctauPter Sandra, will marry Alida Pardo Feb. 16 In Palm Beach; she's the granddausl!l<lr o1 a former president of Peru •••• They'll Uve in Eng- F...nt- BERRY'S WORLD .... •ed me11m. "'" aaya. So .... alkto bo bor'erltlc attlle PTA mleena. •:tTID ·it Uke lt l•, .. lhe aald, "Aiid If I lf>ol, oe:i • ..... ..n m. •t - _ . Improvement, miiJ.)' 41uh'lb lhe had per minul<o, Ob, I did a ma~ job - and!~!>!<lbelt~lh! ·~reclatad" wife to.the hflt. Ill other wordo, 1be II belli( kind and sweet and twllltlnc tho kalfo Pirates To Host Buffalo Tuesday OYOI'I' chllnce lho aoto. I IIUIJ' never aet out ol lbe doe bouse. Yellerday I ovorhoord her c.Imoll\) tum - . an lnvlta\1011 to apeU. becau~ ... , tupend tldnkl rm dull." No bow I tall her I only did wllllt she oak- matter eel, I'm cruil and ~11 Joal. ..,. lo boot. Now, If I oay she II a pd spooker, sbe aays I'm ' Flats News MAY JOIINlii'ON Mr. and Mrs. Arlte West went to the PIMts Church and llllllle a txudness trip to Pomeroy and Middleport recently. They 00t1t have recovered from tbe du. Mr. and Mrs. WDI!am Able• and !aml)1 vlalted hlo parents, Mr. and Mr11- Frank Abies and her parentl, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Nest, all ol Ravenswood, W, Va. Rev, Jobn Buach Is !eellngbetl<!r. Mr. and Mra. Carl Auther8DD went to Gallipolis to visit tilelr daughter and JOO-In-law, Mr. aJM1 Mrs. IYID Rouab in bonor ol Mrs. Auther1011's birthday. Mr. and Mrl. Cllllord leonbower and !amlb' of I'Omm>J' Roul<!, vlalted hla parents, Mr. and Mra. Homer Itenhonr. and aloo Mr. John LawiOO olstlverovDie. Mr. and Mrl. Delbert Powell, ReediVille; Mr. Paul Sellers, Mr. and Mra. James Dalley and - . Melvin, Doa Brewer, Mr. aod Mrs. Junior Pau1e7 and famlq, Meadle NorYeU, Mr. and Mra. Hayes McMurl')', local, 'rieited Mr. and Mrl. llo)' and family ~ Mr. and Mra, Robert LaWIIOII and baby llrl, Racine, vlaltedher parenll, Mr. and Mra. Roy Pow- ell. Vlsllora at lbe homo of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Joluuotm won Mr. and Mra. Tom Burlland babJ lltl, 'ChiiUcotho: Mr. and Mra. Rolland Wloe and chUdrea <>! Mkldloport Rt., and Mr. and Mrl. - - smn, loeal. , Mra. Edra &lab Ia bell.ol: Olid Mil her work-· Mr. Dillon Tqlor ftlilllnl the oemo. Mra. Til¥10r It toellnr Ioopor and from lbe llli. ._/ Mra. Jlllllo ~ Is o111Ji1111 witil her ;,.,.... end Jo•aha"!!, Mr. and . . . . Ro,y ud -.rm. '. Tbe - . , II, Wholl jiooiplo &Ot a tree talk, to ....... lloW ~nan bo •ll!ld>? I did )lot wtiat obi atked; wrote - a l l tbt things abe did ......... Old Town flllllily. ' lh'• her objoc:tlvo erltl· ci¢. . 'PIAN$ , hou""- B,y wm 'lfFOf<ftl ious war 1D Northern Ireland ltal1an songs shows a eouple 011 wtn come from the pen of Fath· a motorbike: the gal's ~ or Pel<!r Laopln S.D.B., born the boy's Jewish and the cycle's in Belfast •••• 'Th.e tans now lmow Japanese •••• That•a Rome toall the great athletes stay at dly? King Fslsal, used to give the New Yorker Hotel and toglve ulcers, got one .•.. Fall or Rome them a measure of privacy, they. stuff: new men'B falhlon are 're all bunked on oae unlisted band lasted hand-Onlshed kid noor. suede shoes with 2f carat &Old ~Blamp" is the Dew pri· vate club in L. A. whose part- linings and 18 carat !Digreed ners juotl!y the name: w II t -buckles at $875 the pair; f o r Chamberlain, Jockey Bill !~toe­ walking oo your hands? Lord !l>owdon'l babyslltlng maker (some picture lol!Oiberl), Temlst Pancho Gonzalez, base· while Princess Meg jets off for ball's Don DQ.sdale, auto J'I(I;C• a ~~r in Barbados as or Parnell! ,Jones, football olaf• Silesl ol her lud!ihlp's uncle OlRoman Gabriel and Deaeon Jones iver Mesael .... l..anny R o a a .... Omar :Jwif likes Amerl.. parks his golden singing toosUs can gall as dates. but not as for a brief nm in 4 "1'he Uttle wives: "'They're too independent Foxes," at the Lambs club lat. er this month •••• Jeft'rey Glekel. and ~-crazy." Gene Kelly's and hls brother son o1 millionaire Investor N01rFred's dancing shoes have been ton Glekel, (odd1ng a sllow.Oiz added to Roseland'• Floor of chain shortly) will wed Ronnie Fame .... Hawaii Kalis the last Feuerstelni Jell' wa& a Dem'• Bdwy. nightclub with a ehorus speech-writer. line .•.• The maitre d' at t h I s WicL N. Y. pub owner got arrested for telling the stewardess Polynesian cafe, Rene David, "Take me to Havana" when he once Davidovitz, 11 an Israeli boarded a Miami plane ... Al:- ex • bantamweilht champ •••• treas Dawn Wells and agent - Plainly oon!l- tile Baltimore ~ bulband Larry Rosen cancelled Colts would win lbe Super-. It .... The ·~ Gohlke" res- Nat'l Car Rental olgned Colts enation at the Bahamas' King's IJW'(erback Earl MDrrall to draIll really was for Sammy Da- matize its ads captioned "What via Jr. and there goes another It takes to be No. 1;" and then oode name .... Dla Fitzgerald came Joe Namath .... This aort wu ill one nJgbt at the Vegas al lblng Hert2 and Earl will so the JDIIIIa80IIlOI1 just have to try harder next IN· dosed the room; second • billed Have a bot VN rumor: b1e J(JTon Cohen wasn•t considered challge at the Kremlin we .... a strong enough draw alooe. German le!twlng trouble.mai<- Algerla'o 1001111 ambassador to or Rudi DutS<:bke bas lived In the UN, Tew!lk Bouatoura, atlll Dllland olnce Do<., afraid to is In a coma in a N. Y. hosrelunl to Germany where he pital lfter a 81llmmlng accldeot more than a month ago In Trin· f t l llhot In the bead laot demCIIstntkln out .... First novel idad •••• Tolly Mottola'S URoJna Ht apinst the CW'renl: rellg- O!!Ki" (Rome 'l'ociaT) album ol Q' ..... at talldnlr. and t.o - - at YUloul clubl, lilt I h e oomplalned to me !bat ~ fi)llfbf ., ,- '· ' ... WASHINGTON (NEAl The money crunch for governments at all levels is on in 1969 as never before. It makes men who talk of tax cuts sound like the wildest dreamers. Two independent events, one in Maine and the other in California, illustrate well what is going on. Gov. Kenneth Curtis of Maine proposed a new budget at a record level of f500 million aud su~gested that It be supported in part by a state individual mcome tax with rates set at about 25 per cent of federal levies. According to Maine Sen. ~mund S. Musk.ie,, ~968 Demo· cratic vice·presidentlal nommee, the Maine Citizenry was 1tunn,e d .. U knew that 'ove!J'ment services were expand· ing rapidly ,pd }VQUld mevltably exacva··cost, ··but it··.was ~. riot prepared for such a load. • . · Not many days earlier, the Los Angeles Times r~po~ that its special survey of 15 county governments 1n C&b· fornia's southern tier indicated they would spend 82.3 bil· lion in the fiscal year endin& June 30. That is about half the size of the federal budget In Herbert Hoover's day. Tile 111-eOUDiy outlay anUclpated thla year It rou1IIIY 11150 miDlon more than the previous ·year, but Pie govenmnta In question see oaly about flO mUIIoll more eomJac tllolr way from already overburdelled property tax .....,.,, Tfiis immense 1.5-county expenditure, moreover does not Include wbat Is being spent within the area by cities, scbool districts and other political units empowered to levy taxes and spend money. Social welfare costs, expected to total more than f912 millloo this year in the ~ounty Uer, represent a huge · proporlion of the fuU sum. Wben federal, stale and local expenditures are being analy2ed, budget specialists generally Include public Ill' slslance, Social Security, education, housing, bealth and medical programs and veterans' aid (wbere applicable) in their calculation of "social welfare coati." But since judgmenla vary as to wb!lt progriiiUI llhould be included In these categarieo, specific formulae 'are bard to come by. Relying upon the best available federal and stale-loc~ft es, this reporter eatlmates that In the ftseal year be · g July 1, 11169, governments at all levels wW be spe · g at tenat 'fiJIO billion nationwide for all social . welfare purposes. 1a the ftseal opaa rvulnl frem mid·- to Jllly 1, lflt, lbe fedenl rovenmm'1 111we of =."!:.f~-..tala of moaey wUI evldeally bavo I .. bllllo~. Bul 1be otate-loeal porllo11 wUI bave ...... by at least flO billion. (No 1mall ~ of IbM, tf _..,, repreaents - r raioet by u.s. taut IIIIi laMiofltaek.l One needs to look no further than that combined tiiO billion Increase to anderstand the rialng taxpayer relialaitce wblcb bas cloaed down some scboola, ea....,S otherl to skimp badly and threatens 8IIU more In tha montha and years Just ahead. How the money cruncb and related taxpayer &!titudeo are to be dealt with lJ a subject meriting separate treatment--and one certain to absorb the bleb priority attention of President Nixon. It .bas been common for many pub11c ligures and olber1 to arll"!' !bat If we cauld just eacape .~ VIetnam war and its PJ billion you!)' coot, "" couliluu a vast city-rebuilding job. yet recent flsc:al h1Jtory, rlslnC population (hence higher welfare bead counts), and demaitdl for even more In welfaro-education-bou81ng paymenla th8n present law prescrlbe1, lnclleate that just the e:Wtlng aocla1 program, likely wW snak up further tail money• <!llilal to VIetnam costs within !he nm IIINe or four y~s . . Attitudes toward apples have varied from the saying: "An apple a day keeps the doctor away" to "An apple a day buys the doctor's coupe." Much superstition has centered around apples in the past and they bave been used to cure both diarrhea and constipation. While I would not advocate that a person wlth colitis go on a binge of eating raw . apples, recent studies have shown that a p p le s are Indeed a . bealthful.looll for mut.;per- 1n 1912 v~ P!l1it l'rUida GorJ Powort wap~ to Alntri. ca in ••blli&IH.,.. llil1olail· IP1 RudoiPII Abt1. . · Ill 11114 Ill 'AUalraUm ~ In Imtory carrlar oM a ~-or eallldool Sea. lliwni 108 Ill the ,....... ( ... United Prell _ _ . mea. -· In <1861 the 25th amendment « T....,. II Moaday, Feb. 10, the flat day of 111!11 witil 325 to the~loll"". . ata~rlil& ptaaiclentlol """"""..., A ~for the cloJ: ·Greek ' '!be 1110011 Ia ilel1leeR Its loot quoi1er and 11011 pi!Mo. a<hol~t Ai'l-• laid, ''Mlltol'llliiMI the IOIIif The lll<n'lllna - · •• things' 11 barmllll to bolll." lier<UQ, ~· .and Jupiter, . . By ·men,·- '!be evoninl atara - SaGm1 andV...,., 011 'ihl• cia!' In hloU>rJ: In 11142 lbe Iaiit dvUiaa cora for lllo duratkll\ rolled oil the aoeembl7 Uno• In Dotrolt •• tile in61ot:r,- wat -.~'ted ID war prMI<IIcla. I I comins FrlilaJ. By WAYNE G. IRANDST~DT, M.D. NEA Wasltingtoo Cormpondanl ." • • • 11 tbero anw sfanljlc· ance to lbe 4!!CI. l!iheft a """""" 141/1· ~""·· au lirod ovl1 IM doctor firsllookl 41 ...., lonf!IU' so;:.;, peclin and henik~uu­ lose in apples being coUolds help to solidify t6e liquid e<>ntents of the lnleatlnes and neutralize tbe chemlcallrrilanla that cause diarrhea. In a three-year study at MichIgan State Unlverslcy, a group of beallby atudents added two or three apples to their accustomed dally diet. They kept remarliably free from u p,p e r respiratory disease and nervous tension. Sclenlists who criticized this study because the studmrts were not matched with eonlrol subjecla who ate no apples placed greater credence in a Russian study which showed that of two groups of adults with high blood pressure the group that regularly ate apples bad a marked lowering of the blood pressure. Dentists, wbo bave long said that II you can't brush. your teeth but can.eat an apple after a meal your teeth Ind. gums will be the better for It, bave recently come up with aound e.vldence that thil 11 true. ~lea wben I take my clolbei to the Jaundr9Diat the water It not ·as hot as It should be aud neither are the deyera. Somo of the clothei to a coin laundry Is then any danger ollnfec· 1100 If the previOUS 1111!1' bad a contagious disease? prmi tbal may be present m the llneu are lotten out by a combbia~ of mec~il wasblng . A-Aaf ·.¥tJon• ad<!lluate washing time (10 minutes or more), the detergent and the lemi!Fature of the water. In commUDity · laundries, a temperature of about 145 degrees Is ade· quote. Adding chlorine or · other germicides is rarely necessary but, If you wish to add· one, several that do not contain chlorioe are availa· ble. When b Ian k e Is, or other woolen g o o d s must be wasbed they cannot be aubJecled to beat but tbaJCDIBJ .• · be immersed !9r. five tq, 10 ·minutes In a 1 per cent solu- . lion of a synthellc pbannlle compound, then waahed at a temperature Of 100 degrees. Incidentally, 8 survey of public health sources falla to reveal any ciles of transmission of cOminliniCable disease by a 'la_undry. • . I WORLD ALMANAC I9DTS • . . TIMELY c:aua-.:-e:.• we are aU ear ownera and highway usera, but we ciQn't want them deatroylng our front lawns and lite cbaro . -. otll d\11' IIQIJimimWO.. Tills ls'.urban ·s~lclde, and it '· Is being forcej( on JIS ,by tbe ·. use of our own tax money. - Georgt 1!:. , Kasllelbaum, preslde111 of tbe American l111tltule of An:hitecll, ••!ling UJ'Orl the.•Ntzon M: m•nlotralil}n to - ' r. forms. ln urbon ~igh1D4U j>lonn•ng· Exercise should be prescribed with tbe same care and certainty that a . pil)'liclan uoes In pre~lng ,pr• scription drugs .. '.\Jie key to success 1n exertlft, as ln drug therapy, IlK 'In · taUoi'· lng the reglnien to the Individual. ~Herbort A. Diules, , Ph.D., of the Univtl'.rill/ of South""' Californi4. H you want to learn of all the wonclai'fUI fellowll your llrl !mew before you met · lier-marry the· pl · . Leonardo do VInci's paintings are . "' rare "' !bey are beautiful. ()ply 17 a~nllcated Leona~do palilllngs survive and some experls say the number Is as low as llll1e. Tbe W~ld . Almanae IIOW. . .Amerlea , bas only one .~ Leonardo~·· a.e...,.... trait of a de B4nel. a e q u I_ r ed In 611'1 !11.the om 68.&4, lost to Miller 124 to 75, and defeated l(lrger Creek 11168-fi buketboll ...... lhll 60..15. Apples Are Healthful Food for Most Persons By BRUCE IIOSSAT This Day••• All Soulhom Valley Athletic c.nterenee taama wUl _.their THE I:II:ICTDI=I SAYS Governments in Bind as Rising Costs Outrun Taxes ambulance service .... TheBdwy. premiere of 44The Mother Lov- ALTOGE'I1IEII TOO F,R.\NK Dear Wlmmlnl ' III.Y - - liJked .to pvo a -<,11 tu 1be PTA. fill II pnt. Hel•• BRUCE BIDSBAT Ernie Martin, fractured h e r s~ gam Ice skating .... Municipal si:uttlebrtt ~83'S theN. Y. ftre dep't may absorb Fun CUy'o IIEIGS (16) MASON - Tho Molso MaraudPLAYER ora ad tllolr H<md victory <lithe FGA.M FTM-A RB H P1'S HeMler •••••••••..••••••.•• 8-4 3-7 13 2 11 1968-69 cage season, 46-39, OYBr ltGblaaan • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • 12-3 1-1 7 I 1 w - bore S.lurdly n111rt 1n a M1er1 • • • • • • • • .•••••..• 6-4 2-2 10 I 10 nor>!..... gam.. B. Werr)' ••••••••.••••.••• 4-1 The Marauders, ..... Z..13inall 2.3 2 0 4 Ault •••••••••• , •••••••••• &.1 4 1 2 gunes, defeated. the White FaJ.. Tyo •••••.•••••••••••••••• 1..0 0 0 cons 57-43 earlier In the seascm 1 R. Hwert;y . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • 7-3 3 8 for their only oilier win. 8 Walters •••••.• , ••••••..•. 5-1 Meigs, Wllble to pull away tor 3 4 4 T01' Al.S ••••••••••••••..• 49-17 49 17 46 three period&, ad out frllllt for good go!~ Into the thlnl mlnuto . WARAMA(39) Ot thettn11Quarter.1be scorehiKI PLAYER t'GA.M FTM-A PF PTS been tied or lbe lead traded 22 GWiapie . • ••••.••••••••• , •... 13-4 7-3 1 11 umes beCore Ccach carl Wolle's T, Flelds ••••••••• , ••.•••.• , •• 6-1 5-9 4 7 Marauders took command at 371).4 4 Ctll •••••••••.••••••••••••..• 6--0 0 36. G. <lark •. • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 22-4 5 13 5-6 The wl...,rs mamged to lull 1).4 Rizer ••••••••••••••.••• , •••• 11--2 4 3 at the end ol eoch period, being M 5 4 on kiD 13-9 at lllo close of tho ftrat Hll'lllon • • • • . . • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • 2-2 1).4 1 0 quarter, 24-23 S. F1elds • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0..0 halltlmeand32.. 1).4 G. F1eld1 • ; ••..••• : •.•..•••••. 0..0 0 0 29 at the end oi three. TOTAlS ••••••••••.••• , •...• 60-13 13-23 23 39 Close-lough~ but of & IIOIU&o what ngged variety, the game . '!be SVAC sea- lOll . . - thlt paat Fi'lday will! the Eastern Eqlea wlmlng the Utle. Soemd place l(lrpr Creek allllalned Ita ........ conaeeut~ve loaa, 611-5S to North Gallla. Only lbr• pmea are m lap tblo week and· .... "' them II 'l'llold01 Digllt. '!be Gallla Pirates al Coach RudY Sllveb' are -rtalnlnr ad!alo o1 PillCclunty, W, Va.ad!alodowned Nortb a.tlla 57.51 at Bullalo eorller this ......., Tbe Pirates have won four at their last llvo ball games. Nortb Gollla Portomoutil Welt 72-Q. ~stern 85-71, Soulh- W L TP Eaotern • • . • 11 6 989 OP 916 906· 872 1019 1067 1287 Final pmea o1 the season l(lrpr Creek , , 10 6 1017 Friday nlgllt ftnd Eastern hoot Haman Trac:e .. IO 6 1031 to t11o on<e-Oeaten Miller Fai- Soutilwootorn .. 7 8 1076 COIUI and -ern holltlnl Glouo- North a.tlla . . 5 10. 904 Soulhern .•.•• 1 16 825 l<!r. LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Nortb Gollla 60 l(lrger Creek 55 Wabsma 73 Sou11lwestern 65 !IJUTHEIIN VALLEY Eastern 53 Glouster 43 ATIU.ET{C CONFERENCE Miller 120 - e m 48 SVAC ONLY !n'ANDINGS Team W L TP OP Haman Trace 51 Haman, W, Ealtern ....... 9 1 628 t90 l(lrger Creek ... 7 Haman Trace •• 6 Southwestern . . 4 North Gallla ... 3 Southern .. .. • 1 Totals ••.•.. 30 ·3 4 6 7 9 30 1152 622 tl$0 570 489 3611 536 571 673 651 690 3611 • Va. 42 Federal Hocking 83 Eaa!A!m 59 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE: TUESDAY Bnihlo at Nortb a.tlis FRIDAY Miller at Eastern Glouater al Southera . . e UCLA RipsWashington Stat . vntted Pross ItU..-ooal t -. .Aiclndoo had lbe ........ aclie, but It was ·tho Waslllq(ton State C<luprs who toll like taldlll' aelrlns Solurdly olght. Alclador played only 10 lldnute!o ocorlng 10 P!Jints, .but five other Bruins acond In clouble llsure•- heeded by 111o By :.:/::a::-;;a:..,thoof" : beat J)erformaneea ol the . . .on In radog to I 108-80 victory, VUlanova member of the1111 Top the 10 to only IIIII Solla'dav: ~ ..~eel Wildcats lwlwecl 74-67 to nlnll>ranod t&Sa]Je. In other Solurday No. 2 North -ed F1- State 100-82, No. 8 Santa Clara whlpped Popponllno 88-60, No. 4 Kemucky . . . _ Mlaaloolppl 104-88, No. 5 5I. John'a doned Army 65-43, N<> 8 DaridJOO beat George Wasb!Jwton 126-98, No. B Dllnola dolonod 1 - 911-69 and No. 10 llaDIU edged Oklahollla 88-69. Tuas MM boat Rice 00-82 and clefoated Tollls 71.&7 to remata .d-ocked for the Sbullweat Col'llereace leaderahlp; carollra boat IJuko ·lii-72 to remain ... game bohiDd North Cmlllra in the c:ar..u.. l!Qior Natlonal GalletJ of ·Art, Wasblnp, ll.C., frolli Fnlll .rose~ n~o~ UeCbfell. stein for " mllll!ia. ,~ ,. Eaat W L Pc:t. Bal-. .... 12 . 16 .724 New Ya .... t2 21 .~7 PMI...- .. 11 10,687 lcJI.toD •••••• 35 23 .803 CIDellUiitt .... 81 27 .~ Dotrolt ...... 24 3f ,40'1 11 43 .•m MOw'*" •... (( ~.~···~t 1~,~ "··st . GB tlh 3lh .. 112 .... 11 Coa st COnference; PIIIWB beat Northwesl<!m 91-84 to lceep 1 two-pme bulie •kiD tho BIB 10; Tulsa trimmed Bradley 94-80 to do lbe - e In the Mluouri Valley Conference: and Colorado held of1 Nebraska ·2211 28lh Big Eight In a SUhday game, Duquesne overpowered Holy Cross 9~ to Increase its season record to 152. Dave Daniels, 6-1 senior, cashed in ninefleldKOilslllllfour tree throws tor 22 points to pace the winners. Jim Oollman, S-8 senior l!Uird. bad a &ood night witill6. Lltue Randy Thompoon, 5-4 Homan Troee ended the seuon junior l!Uird, was high !or !fa&. with a 1Q..6 record In all games nan with 14. Rick Hughes had 12 and llniohed third ID the SOuthern points, Valley Athletic Conference wllb Haman Trace woo the reserve a 6-4 record. . game 25.21 u Jerry Waugb led Wltb thoexeoptlonolNortbGal· the winners with eight points and lla which playa Bu!llllo, W, Va., Wayne Queen had seven. Reynolds Tuoeday al&b4 all SV AC a<hoola and Kimble each hid six tor lbe lo Galllll ~ ha" c<ql- loters. lbelr achedulao and arop._..tng HANNAN TRACE (51) - Jef. for lbe 461b annual Gallla Ccounty fers z..o..t; D. Daalels 9-4--22; Sis· BasloltboU TOUI'IIIIDent sehod- son l~i Chipman 6-4-18; S. ulod for Friday and Solurdly at Donlels D-1·1; W.Usz.?.a;Swlndler 0-0-0; Mocqomery ~;BarHaman Tn<e High Schocll. Haman Trlee ad off to 1 &ood 1'1' o-&-11. Totala 211-ll.OL HANNAN (42) - R. Thlluwson 111rt wilb 1 IW leod 11 the end 1-1~; of the llrot period but Hannan 5-4-14; L. TbfliDl)son came back witil 1 pd ae<md Hughes 6-D-12; Dillon U-4; period to dole tilo IN> to 2J.Z1 PQDI w.-8; Hallty 0..1-1; PowIt balftlme. Traeeled 85-:9 at tho ell o.o.a TotAII 17-3.42. end of thtee perloda and -•ted no.,.. Trace •• 12 22 3S 51 to the low aoon wio. nam-a • • • • •• 7 21 29 42 Coach Paul Dmon•s HaiiJan Traee WUdcata closed the re~ Jar 1968-69booketli1UoeoaonS.t. urclay night II llanMn, W. Va. wllb 1 51-12 win...,. CGach Bill Adams' Wtldeata. It was Hannan Traee"a tlfth win in a row. COAOI NAMED . SAN JOSI!, Callt · (UPl)DewQne "Dewer" KJrw. a de!en1hv spoefallat Wbo aened 11 an aide al Mlchlpn State, Jlulprl and P11111111YIIIIa, &In- = .... IIIDied ' w-.. free-·· 'In ·10 daYs, Bndll o(ilctalo . tn double Acures. Bill Henolor, allat.llqJruvlng &.a - e , topped lllo Mahit nuder. with 11 poii'WJ on four buclleto and three al oe"'n charto&~es. Joe Myers followed Meigs scorine with 10 ml Rich it.Y meeti~ ot the two schools on 0&- College Scores By United Press lnl<!rnattonal Eaot Clarkson 84 Utica 64 Nlapra 78 Providence 55 Penn St. 61 Navy 57 Penn 91 Columbia 81 St. (NY) 65 Army 43 John.. &fracuse 83 Amer U. 74 Maine 116 C<IM. 88 Boston Coli 105 Fordham 70 St. Bnvntre 105 Fairfid 80 Marietta 92 PI Park 76 Mas• 63 Vermont 58 Princeton 67 Cornell 57 La Salle 74 Vlllnva 67 Soulb Davidson 126 Geo. Waah 98 Georgia 90 Vanderbilt 83 Nev Sou 90 Loyola (La.) 86 Wake Forest 79 Vlr Tech No Gill' 199 Fla. St. 82 Kentllc:ky IM Mlsaltslill>l 68 T- 80 MISB 5I. 50 lflr. wslyn 104 DeliA St. 75 Aublrn 81 Florida 80 Murray St. 86 Austn Pe,y Wm&Mary 90 Grgtn (DC) 84 E. Tom 87 TaM Tech 66 Mrhed 5I. 77 E K,y, 65 Maryville 92 Centre 71 Kent 5I. 78 Mrohll 61 '..liU 81 .U.bama 75 l'ulane 911 Air Foree 79 'alrmnt St. 71 Glnvl 59 Va. Wlyn 70 W. Va. Tch No Car St. 66 Virginia 62 Maqland 91 Weal VIr 84 Mloml (Fla.) 94 Fla A&M So Carallna 82 Duke 72 Mlcb a. 86 Michlpn 82 Bllnola 98 Iowa 69 -.Dame 79 Dot. u. 72 MlsiiOIIJ'i 73 Okla. a. 52 N, M, a. 83 No. Dllriols Minn. 89 llldlana 83 Mloml 68 Bwlng Gm. 62 WtsCOGsln 71 Ohio St. 73 Central 5I. 53 Yogtwn 52 Wldllla 5I. 85 91. Louis 73 Ottarbeln 91 Akron 70 Y.u91ette 80 E, Midi. 58 Pltrdue rT NrthwiJb:n 84 KanNo 5I. 78 Iowa St. 73 No. Iowa 90 No, Dak. st. W, Midi. 97 Ohio U. 89 Bldwn-Wlleo 62 Oberllll 52 Cflllrtn 103 Prttod 86 Till A C<llc:h TeiTl' ~·· MaraUIIer Reaerws also seared a 4s.36 VIctory over tho Lllllo f'd. COOl II (]dp HaaeriJ' JCOrell 2J on ..... ol nino 1ra111 tho llek1 Haagerty got 8. Meigs hit only 17 ol 49 sbots fn:m the neld tor a low 34 per SHOP THE cent average but Wahlmadtdeven worse, slnldnr only 13ot60sbots FRIENDLY tor 21 per cenU 1bo Moll!• Coundono aloo led tho reboundtnr wilb 49 comparee~ to the FalcOftl' 43. Hensler wu Federal-Hocking Defeats Eastern Federal· Hocki~, also a thorn (62-41) in the side of the B i 8 Green from Meigs in the ftrst .. alld u a • ¥ole• ..... . lS :14 w.- ... ·. ·• aloo kiD reboundor for the vlalloro witil IS and TollY Ftald• J.d Wl.....,wltb2L cember 13, was ontop2I-13when the first period ended, 35-28 at halftime and 6Z-41 al lbe end of ONE YOUR;. LOCAL (HWI)STORE the tillnl period. The Lancers of Coach Charlie Gill'• were tq)ped in scoring by Sieve Delllrwer with 18 poirts oo 8 field goals and 2 tree throws . Three other Lancers hit in double figures and. the fifth start- er, Demis Ball, got 9, Steve McKinley had 15, Don Blse 14 and Chuck Robinson 13. Demia Eichingw, s t r o n g Frosh torwud, pacet:t the Eagles witll 17 markers on seven field goals am thre.: tree throws while Junior Bob Ritchie also hit in double tlgures with 12 points on 4 field goals and 4 free throws. Federal - Hocking also sc«ed a 45-29 victory in the reserve e C/H 5GAL VACUUM CLEANER DEWALT 10" HOME SHOP D•Wolr d~• '"'rythlng ' " <tOod·wor~ong • 10" blodt cut• o full J " Olrt•p. no1 jull 2·1 /2" . Feoh,lfft up.front p~ah· bun010 awllt;h ond aCJiety·hy lock for ling.,. lip tontrcl Manual pu1h--but1on brok• 1tapa blade In aKOnda lor aaf•T~ . El• Yolll'lg and mil" odjudm•nt. burll infO hub lor SUPf'rlor ouurCKy ond simpl• u1•. SlrOI'Ig at••! column moun ..d direc:ll~ To tram•. Lorg• 26 1 3:1" NOIIAPLY worp ·r•sillant work tobl• allows out-rtppi"" wllto blade kxott<i ov•r lObi• . IW•~•h; 360 degrees. 2 HP_ R-1360 A ~r.lec:t di1an" lor thotr• mon·lyp• I"" joba. L~hlweighl, tu1y to mo.,., ond emply. Large 2·1/2" dio, noul• ond he.• lor wood th ipl. s.owdusl. li••ploc• 11ihn. outomobll.. •"'-· Con be used 01 o blower, too . U-190 v.-, 1,9.00 cortest. Eastern wW wrap \&> Ita regular schedule f'r1dl.y nfght at hmne against once-beaten Miller. By Quarters Eastern .•••. 13 28 41 59 Fede ....-Hock. . 21 35 62 83 EASTERN (59) Eicfllnger 7-3-17; Ritchie 44-12i Buckley 1-7-9; Rose l-5-7i Morrissey 2-1-6; Lodwick 2-I.Si R. Karr 1~2i T. Karr 1.o..2. Totals 19--21-59. C/H FEDERAL-HOCKING 83) 71 Dellinger ~2-18i McKinley 5- 5-15; Bise 5-+14i Robinson 6-113; Ball 2-5-9; Jago D-7-i': Rooe 1·2-4i Honaker 1-1..a Totals 28-27-83. quality 10w wit\1 •.tro power ond p•rlormonc:•. Two 1eol•d OOI!-b.arin91 and one n•tdl• b•oriog for long life Air tlow k••P• cutting llri• d.an. !l.up.,lar ~lgh temparot~re wlr• for motor burnout •~re . Conloino61~brlcanllmgregnottd beorlngs for long lif•. Geort ond chud11 to hondl• bigger. IOugh•r jobl. Mon.(; rip handl•lor greoter -:;onlort a nd con1rol. 1/7 HP . 56 19.99 prollltcllon. 1·5/ 8 HP @ .500 RPM . U·336 U-225·2 What Would Happen If A Fire Destroyed YotJ: Home? DEWALT LEG STAND Duoi·Atllon control chong1111 from orbnol lor Jo1t material removal To slrolght-lln•lor lin• sanding. 1/6 HP . For oil D•Wall 10" Power Shops Eli· mlnolllll li-t• bolf<•r ol contlrvctl"" your own t..., lland. St"l U·2"0 This ~~~;;;~t~. Durobl•. 29.99 Texas A&H 911 Rice 82 NJW Mul4» 79 Ariz. 74 4 • 19.95 A g•n•rol purpou while top• hou1ed durobl• ste•l Ullt. Compltt• with eo•l otllon ,..,fld;no ha ndle and hook ring . in 319 • Ideas to make your dream kitchen, family room, or a complete new decor come true. Stop in today, you'll find o professional staff atmosphere! Shop for new ideas ond sove with o locally owned HWI Building Center linked together with hundreds of other independent merchants. Your local HWI Building C enter Is Your Unit to Volue. SAVE during our big Winter Sole! insurance m;ght only poy off the ~-­ 94 Bradley 80 U· l•4 -' GOOD IDEAS BEGIN HERE I Could you afford to buy a new home or rebuild your home? You probably have "fire and extended coverage" insurance with your mortgage, but is this en• ough? Th• m01or b•tw••n pull•~• pull w•N;Jht wt.ere II taunT$. No llllin~. go~gine. rotkln;. Compoo::l dnign p•rmlluoril· ' lng 111 light p~crs . Up4roni coNroltiOt •oay b~~tll lnatollollon ond trod:lng . Tokt~ J • 2·f' ,.gular •"" •to,o doo· b•l" I I I (/H e FINISHING SANDER 59 85 59.95 C/H 64 91 e DUSTLESS BELT SANDER Pral•niorn~l Fullv vorlobi• 'fl"d control from 0 111 1000 RPM bv ~or~ ing trigg•• pre1· mortgage. See us for ad· vice. Davis-Warner Ins., Phone 992-2966 lU Court St. -~ -~:~ P01neroy S TANlEY 5" VISE GRIP City Loan l<~of course ... 16 OZ. CLAW HAMMER Ught, trim, 1treom/intd. N•w, fllta" l•vtr In hondl1. Thin nOtl p•rmtll wor.ing In tlghlploc... •o•~· ~aper.-d 1.78 New " Toptr·lodt" d•siQn P""'nll head fro"' loosenil'lg u.-.d" mo11 ••"""' u"- P•rlorolllld rubb•r hondl• lor lirm grasp. • 4 99 BlOWN JEISEY GLOVES <\ll<h It San Jooe Sllto ORR TO RETU.ftil . BOS'I'ON (VPI)-lioif......... ~ 11, was the onl,f ather FdcoD to ••sl- ,.....,er, • lS Jte 83-8.1 to hold Its narrow !III<HIIIf ganie ltia4 ' over Kaniai in the e Doii·IJ!t&ll· • !II 34 .~ l~( 8cibbi orr, who lllflered an Chi~,' ~ .• 14 87 ··~ lllh .. ~ .. J8q.' so to • san ·l!lell> • • ,Ztl ~• •tp 14 llliolated on I!Ojcti· lllt Sol!lb ., ,f , •• ,22 ~ ,aq ,11 . lnBf retura to llio Bootal u ~• he ns being alven a rest to per. mit 1111 lllJury - to hla ankle recehed Frlda,y ni8ht In tho Athens same. to heal. Clark, • 5-10 ...........paced all ~uero lfltil 13 points 1111 four llek1 pia and lift of six Dave GIDiele, wllb Hannan T·race Wms lOth Game, 51-42 *· 7 11 . 1Bih 2e . ~ -r ·'tW L Pet. GB Lot ""' I ; , tG 20 ,641 A~, 1, •• •i'l U ,801· 2lh s.n-..... ~ '. 28 Atlantl.c s~ore resuiar forward, saw only about a mJmQ r1 actiOP a1 Eastern•s Eades trailed ex· cept in the early moments In suf!e~ a 83..;9 oetbock admi,.. lotered by Fedorai-Hocldrw Friday night at Stawart. The Joss reduced the overall record ot COI.ch Dan Wright"s talented Eagles to lt.6, Feder· al Hocking Ia at 11-5. ALL GAMES !II' ANDINGS TEAM produced a total f1 41 periOM.I !Olll1 with 17 assesaed 1&11-nat tho Maraudoroand23ooWahama. TWo White Falc0111, Gary Clark aDd IM'ry Herndoll. fouled out in tho laot quarter. Jetf Tyo, the Marauders' 6-1 By Qalrllrl and oll2 It tile ""'"' !lao. fi!nllh ,.., high for wllb 1J,. Marauders Score Second Victory ~ l., BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Actress Nancy GUlla, wue ~ Bcbly. producer •' ... at• CAL ·• It's a gr.oal f"tlng lo get rid of ~.. financial blues. Iitts ..,,. paid-0110 payment per monlheven some eatra cash. It iin't magic-just the nor- ·njai:· way we can help y0u at City LOan, denllally .•. of course. ·' Confl- Thl1 ,..._ ::il-3/4 lb. model hoa a low · hfth roHn; for 1t1 u... Ro,.. of lOki 12ft.!Hedi¥dorfkt~ _price .Gnd a mob!• llq~tldt and el«tricalet~~ull!fM'nl. Replcx.. .l•· cyllnd.,-. Complete wJth mouM~b~.t. · .a.aa., 39!.. IIOWN fliiNNEl GLOVES ~~~:;,.,...,..,.,..,.,-,......_~ ZtPPIDI-DII ' 1 ��I • \ 'j1lo 1lllb' - - - .............'11'\i 0;, Moodlq, ~ 11, lMI ' - • A Ll1"i~LE ~~OMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Brl.ngs.Top.Grade Resu\~ wAHT AO INFORMATIOH II'·• · O.y Bof•• 5 .,.,;.y o.. c.-.u.u~· Pomeroy Motor Co. 2SIGNS ®. OEADLIMU l"ubllc..t.A d'&'"c"•.• • •.•. c,,_, OF QUALITY Will M ..-. n~,t.4 ""'II t • ·•· f• o., of p•uc:.. t.a REGULATIONS 1962 CHEVY II NOVA H.T. CPE...-··--····--..$495 Loc:ol 1 owner car, 6 (yl. Std. trona. Radio ond heat· The P.. litMr ,.,.,.,. •• tt. r ..ht It!' reje<:t enr adt 0..-111 .1:1tedi•nel. Tit. pllitllthe• will Mt 11e rltpoilntitltle lot - • thon 0,.. .. .411 • For Wolll Ad S.rvlce 5 clllll ,., WOtd orte intertian '*"'' tl.,. lnteJiiont . 11 cofl'lt ~ Wood t•ll conlecl,l'li¥e Pom~roy CARD Of THANKS & OBITUARY $1 50 for SO wotd """'''"'"'· Ea . .UitioMI word 2c. · BLINO AD S 1:30 a .lrl to .5:00 p .m . Dail, ttlO a .m to 12:00 Noon SotU<doy i Motor Co. For Rent Fors.le 1 WIIJ. no1 be ~ lor any del>ts contracted by any..,. allier lhan IDJBOH. Kennetb Paul Lee, aHtoo. w. va. uttp MANO TUNING. cllsoount dur· 1111 FebrUarY· CaD bel<Jre t a.m. - Z.7·3IJI TIIERE will be a gun shoot, llunday, IJeclnnlng at 110011 at the Fortted Run Spor!Mnan ForS.Ie POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ miniature. $'15 and up. 8lud INCOME TAX Servloe daUy U· aervlee 111111 voomtng. Ph..., cop! SUndaY I lo 5. Evenings ~ liStie by appointment. Mrl. Slevoll 'WIIIIIIa' ll:bliD, Rt. 2, Pomo- CLElAN upeusive earpolll wltll the boot. Blue Luatre II Am· "'l'· Laurel CUff Road. 1-INOto erlca'a tavorill!. Rent * ~ fl. Tllly'a Barplolaad. WILL DO aew!ng at home W4tc ztppe111, poc~rto, pe~gtng. hemming. alterations . etc. NEED LIMESTONE lor JGUf Mrs. Freddie Thebe\. Muon. driveway? We !Umllh IIIII Phone 77S-5!51. 4-!'Ltl• deliver. Emmett W. Sbuler. eoatract~ng, Phooe mms. 11-IJ.Ife VACANCY lor two elderly poo. pie. Proler private paid po- . PhoDo Mason, TIHIIS. POI'ATOES, P - SIS-21St 1..WC CJannee Prol!llt, Portllllll. 10-16-Ue 11153 FORD pldr:up, good <alllltkm. Don Bell. Phone '117· lllr condltloDlnl. steady work, IIIII. U«p married or lumdlcapped pre- · Write P. 0. Bol 150. Pl. Pleasant, W. Va. or phone MOVING OUT SALE ·~ olll!r 6 p.m. U4tp CAPS & GLOVES and WINTER Mon & Boy• $10.00 1J1 - -IIIIILADY u.e 1o ~ SPORTCOA TS & TOPCOATS TOOl Na~n• Z.7~ Bryants Budget Shop _.t, 1114 llviDI ... do not 811. Pbone lft.6151. tlda 2+lk 101 W. Moln 992·5196 ILIGBTLY 111111 'll!alnul em> Wanted ANTIQUES. lumlture. dlohes. ml...UI!!eOIIII. Mrl. Howard Ooell, 1111 W. Main St., Pome· NJ. 14-tle \ • ' For Sale or Trade - all!lVMLET lllljl8lo two. .., bird ""'· 317 automat!<. ,...... steerlni and bnl<el. Cll1 11C4147. 141fc For lent IJNFIJRNISIII!I 1arge lin room opar1m<llt. Arnold Bro..... 818 E. Main Sl., Pomeroy. Phone 1191--. Z.7-tre ft\11!: 1100111 --~. lo Pomeroy bu!loeoo dlltrlet. l'hoDe - . -. Z.7.U. ruRNISHED and unlumlshed opartmenlo. Clooe to · ....... - · 1&-IMie TltAILER LO'I'S. Bob'• JoloiJile Court, S,roeuse. Oblo on Slate RL Ut, Phone - 1 . ..u.u. JOUR - ROOII;iiji;t;;lunllobed;;;;~ apart.. · AU uUiliiM palcl, Phone .18M. Brond IRONING BOARDS .... 4.00 ln. If not lntereoted 1n 14411! tole stereo. IIOid flt'l, 1wo monlbo old, now fll Pay flUS per mont11. CaR rur free home trtal, - - · 2+111! 1169 ZIG ZAG oewU1c maddne pottable model. one ...,.111 old, IIJODOII'am8, overeuta. appllquoa • ...,. on , . _ , lluttGnholeo. blind hems dreooell, an wllltout etta<llments. Bal.,... f311.'15, or J1811 pay. 11111111 <A t$.15 per IIIOII!Il. ... IIIII nrt.. ' ... ' I tlful turquoi . . with matchint In• t....ior. Ono loeol own.,.. Now Pontioe trod .. in. Townablp. Help Olunty, will be sold to the blgbeil bidder at the olllee of J . B. O'Brien. 1110~ Coort St.. Po. meroy, Ohio at 10 a.m., Sat. urday, February 15, 111119. Said real estate 111111t oeU for not less tlum 8l>PI'alsed value i4 Pontiac .....• $1495 Gfond Prix 2 dr. Hord. 1op. Extro 1hO'p cor fw modo I. Air Conclltionod. Full operating con• 1ul. PSI PB &. AT. of one thousand lin hundred dollat11. For furl!ler lnfonna. IIDn eaU 911-mlll-7-Sic SAVE sAVE SAVE! Save your '"""· your time and your !Niclt. We have a new lmld>. ..- to dig your water Uno dltdl. Henry Bahr . _ _ or &ger Bahr 11l5-31151. Z.741ltp HAY, to c:enlll a bale. G. Car· 0<11, Phone 742-4'153. Z.Htp II haa been reported lilro. !lv· bU MUea had the mllfortuno of falling, breaking her log, at the BLAETTNARS home of her son-ln.taw and BUICK PONTIAC daugbter, lilr. m1 Mrs. Loe JackGMC TRUCKS son, Columbus. S!e is in Grant POMEROY Hoop! tal. li!ra. Arthur Cleland returned home rrom PleaBOlll VallfG' Hospltal. Her daul!f!U.r, Mra. Boll¥ IOiftl C. IAC'Otl AcHIIt , . . . • • .......... leiJI Estate For S.le McMurray of Colurnbuo opoollhl CIPIC .. tall! Geurt O'BRIEN 6 CROW weekend with her parento, Rev. lr .ltMt •· Merrtl / REALTY OOMPANY and ll!ra. Cleland. a.lOi 1-11 Me Mr. and ll!ro. ChorlooWacnor, POMEROY - FOR NEWLY· IOOTICJ •• .. aceompanled 1Qr 111elr daiJiblor, WEDs - !11111labed homo, 2 bedrooms. batb, bMemellt, lot ··~~~";;·A~ Mr•. Fral,.~etn..~ oitd . - ·'~•···l . ..,,-~; :u --T-, 5011110, low tans. AU · fol< · ~~ . ~ :u.;· ~ •.-fd~~ I ...8011. THREE GRAVE lois, Beech Grove Cemetery, flO. Em!l- POMEROY- Z APAR'IMENI'S - 1n good oection of tmm. lmt location) If !ntereoted, close in, live in one and rent •all IIIIH257. Z.7·31J1 ..,.. - and ownJnc your ..,. bueJneoo, .....,.. tlda ad. I will open my bOOlal only tD ~.~ ~·=· :-_.o~,:=r ,._ eoomu. 0111o. CNdHon .,. ....,.,.. w tue ...., dabnl wi\11 . . . i!ldadu7 ..... ...,- ••• = ing at f6,8011. POMERO¥ - LO'I'S - - 6 room fr:ame, 3 bedrooms. bath. utility room, an ..ce1lent buy at t$.000 . HENRY CLELAND lntereoted .......... Write for appointment 1o 11o1 1168-G. .... Tbe Dally Sentlnol, J'ome. roy, Obio. S.7-31c IF YOU'RE wanting tD buy nearly new ..,. at a.,...... ....... ... NO'fiCI Of' A...ol. . . .ln' . "....... ........, ........ aiiJII M. . . . . . Dll w. crow r_. o1 .,....._ Oldo1 Adml,....._ .. • · _ __ .....----- ,..,.,.,..:-:- ae - ·REALTY 'I u. ..._ dulr :1:1' a....a o1 llaiJII B. ,.._, .., '1. .... oC ..... oou.&J', . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . fiP.t . . . oiiiiiUI Willi .... IIQ' I , ....... HOIST ETTER 1.. .. ' Ill I sm., ' ,..,, 1-11 . . . . . GEO. BOBSIEIIER, Bl"abr RACINE RURAL- 2t Aert!l on the Rlnr. Two beclroom home. basement, drilled well. Garage. Only f118011.00 HARBISONVIU.E - 5 l'OOIDI. bath, well, PI fumaoe. Oue noo.. plan. Nlee lot. Only f3500.00 LEGAL NOTICE M~E TO CONTRACTORS A.TE OP OHIO DEPA MINT OF HIGHWAYS Colu ..bu • Ohio Janv•)' 31, 1969 ContnA:I Soloo LotDI Copy No. 69..CS UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sool.d _P.ropolall will b. rocolved th• offlco of ~. Stato Highway Dlr.ctot of Ohio, Columbu~ Ohio\ 1.1ntll 10:00 A.M., Ohio (t:o1torn StondCifd Tln~o. Tv ..doy, fobruory 25, 19691 for lmprovomonfl In: Athena, Golllo, Hoe~lng, M•lga, Monro., Moraon, Noill•.i. VInton ond Waahintton Countle1, Utdo, on vat• loua 1ectlon• of u. S. Rout•• No• . 33, 50, 50•A, Stlllle Rout.. No1. 71 o~ 1 1 -'l1WLICII. mabDe ......,.. IIIII U...., _.._ - .... 1 llaebll. Olllo _ TRY BEFORE you bU)'. We will bring tlda model atereo - l e to your homo 10 )IIIII 1111J beer It If :rou lib II. •nue, or •. 50 "'" llllllllh. CaD . . . . ---- SMITH AUTO sALES ' IANAUGA, 01110 .J.Mte HANNAH'S HUibaod IIKfllr hates hard - • so be e\eanl the rup with Blue LUIIre. Rent eleelrle obampooer "· I l tie - J'umllure, S.lWtc . AIR CONDMONING llofrller· 1Uon oervlce. Jaek'l !Wrl~­ eratlon, Raven. , _ . .:111'11. • • tre N•• READY • liiiX ..,..,rot. de1(9ered rlgbt to your projeet. P'aat and ...,., ..... mall!o. Phone llfM2If. Ooel· !eM lloady • Ml1< Co.. Middle. port; Oblo. . • Ill tie BUDGET PRICE fumltun 011 our tldrd tloor bu"- ollop. Bater Furnll!lre. Cillo. Stato Rout•• Nos. Silo, 931 124, 160, 278, 3241 327, 328, 346, 3491 356, 671 6n, 683 689 In Vinton CountyJ u. ~ . Routu No •• 21, 5o-A., State Rout•• No•. 7, 26J 6.9.t 161 1U1 1451 260, 339, 375_,_ 53u 1 »5, o18, o16 .In Wo1hlngton ._.ounty 1 by h.tlllcldal 1proylng f• woed ..,d bru1h conWol. Work Lenttht 1,510.39 00 Tho d..• set for compl .. lon of thl• work .holl bo as ••• forth In tho sq, Cliltl. . . . 15 lnel> aulowill hul boola up 1o 12 leo!. • · 1 1 Oomplele 8onlet BOAT buy It lot only 1 Micldleport. DUe mil••· bld~lng ,., _.,,~ d n 'J' e _ •' have re· a trip 1D the oouth· WMPO IMFORMAnOH MEWS Keollor Air Bole, Boloxl, Milo. TileY ,too vtalb!d Mra. BoUIIh Darby IIIII om ll1d l'alrlll¥ II Am· orlcuo, Goo<IIL 'lbo7 tnvoled 3,000 mUel aad aw leveral po1nto ol lnloroll 1n the lloulhMr, .J W Mr1. Okey SQre, former re11dent1 or this area. wfll obae"elllelr aotcleoweddlnll IIJllllverllll'f, Feb. 22. Their addrell ta, B.T.P... L - 72, Bra- ll1d famll1, !nclUdtng a DOWbal>7, ll!r. IIIII lilrl. M)'Too Mack. Mr. and lilrl, Larry Grimm amounce the birth of their oecODd child, a ..., oamod Mark Jaaan, bom Jan. 25 at Coveuhy, R. ~ Gt·..q,arenll aro Mr. ml ll!ro. Roclericl< Grimm, Mr. Clyde Wlnea ll1d Ama Wlneo. ll!r. IIIII llrl. llouglaa Grllhlrn ll1d cblldren of Georgia returned 1D their homo !llocllj'- opoad1ng iwo weella wllll hla father, ll!r. Jerry Grahlrn. lllloo llutll Elllollld Mr. How· presents LOCAL REPORJS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 MOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. P. E. MAIIIIT!R P1liCTOW 2/10 2117 214! 1 : : ~1\/I>IJ swsmve: OIJ&S li.bR.tO AlitE . SOON IMO 'THE Gl'lOUIV{;)! ~Y? ljOU can noicl out just a • little lonqer! • Enterlaihed 1----.i.-,_--.1 ·J arclllltPIIL<I(Coi~•· were . .' "''"~· 1 "-To•-n ~UJ 1 "' ..,., atteJdance on Feb. 2 was 59, the otrerlrw. $19.98. The report or the Nllllllnatl~ Committee on churcb of· • .-. ficers was read. Woroo"'*' lf!lrvlc(~a were held at 10:45 with Mmord Swam laodll8- Worship aer\'lces were held Sunday evenlrc at 7:45 1 with the Rev. Calrto. The Nominating and Pastoral Relatiooa Commltteea met l..t Wednesday afternoon ot the coato. lllr. and Mrs. Bi1b' Follrod and Sue Ann or Athena Ylalted at the Fotlrod - Robinson home Sunday. Mrs. Iris carr I Vi.ckl and Pe• nl, attended a dime~· at the home of Mr. and Mn. Robert Whlta, • Mr. ln4 Mra. Soioo Butcher ~ Cleveland _.t 10Yorol dayowllb her IIBter, Mn. Gretta Slop lOll. Other cllmer cueot• 1111 !blday wen Mrt. lubel bJPI(III and .. lilr. 11111 Mro. Bart Grimm. ll!r. ml Mro. Heary Rauah ml Mildred 1pent tbe waeher.td 1D LEGAL NOTICE Akron with relatives. .. li!r. Tom LindleY at Grove Ctt;y hao beetl vtoltlos her par-...~ enll, Mr, •• cer. -·r Mr · "··- ..__ O, - • Mrl. Am Q,e apenl • week wl1h Mr. ll1d MrL Da,. 'lllo- ma• at GlbulnL 111111 .1w!1 Nelllor or Colum· church at 1:30, wtth the Rev. bul opelll tile wllh her parenta, Mr. IIIII Mrt. Georllt Nelller. Mr. Jolll te1Dtoed home ofler 'floltlng aevorol week• 1n Colh- wl1h hlo - IIIII wlfo, ll!r. and lilrt. WWlam - · Mr. """ MrL Brim ~ ll1d cl1lldr011 ol Woodolteld apenl at Keno Sunday, honorinc t!le wedding anniversary of Mr. and. - - with porenla, Mro. White and the blrthdayl ol the Mr. and Mra. a.ooter !IJIIpUI MrL Carr, Clair Woade, conm ll1d Mr. ll1d Mro. Ralllh BldllfG'. Woode, and others in the taml· Mr. and MrL , _... lforril ly, which fall durl~ tile ftrot 11)10111 !llocllj' with lllelr part of February. doucbter, ~ Lake 1n AlbMr. ll1d ll!ro. Clali Woode ll1d Conn! or ClrcleTilte, 0., called at the William carr ond Charles D. Wonde holnl Sund&y .... evening. AAerrs: .;: ~MEWS _KS RED- .' DAILY ·CROSSWORD ..... . uy . 18.H.t.pi 1T.Oal ......... -..... Ota· • ldtaad. ... lf.shoaow · . ~ ...... :!1. Dta. 21. Jlu.lc u. ,.,,...,. . as. 'l'!irlni'O .... Dl'!lftlt~ swartz. Notice DUE TO eonlllctliltl tmreoto, Tho Baveno will DlllbeJI(QIDI , ot llle Roliol Mlr11n em Friday ao prevtouab ...........L 2 10 3tc QUICK QUIZ manu u.s. DrUIh4d both parent. U. Q-How m. A-Two.. Ulysaeo s. Gnint and John l'. Kennedt. ' " .' Q-Whlch IDdf/ doll lhe "'OOf· rea~lll · mour ~ . m· . , . 1 · A-It revolves arourul'the' · earth irom waat to eut. .;_, " THIS' 1.1. Pl!IICH- YOu IF V0U ~I( ~NS. hojo ·•· Mr. and Mn. Pete Partonl o!Huntllli!IOn, W.Va., apeniSw>day with ll!r. ll1d Mra. Terry i!lfl at the Ume o/ their aug"ration? I (J . 24. TluJ ~. BUGS BUNNY 11. Station· :II..LOtTiolo Mrs. Sharon Swartz and ehU· dren ol Hockii'JIPC)rt, 0., and sarah Woode of ~pen Plaine, 0., Ylollod II tile home ol Mr. and Mrs. Vere Snrtz on Sotur- •ku7 i<:eeoing Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As ' 1 ~~ 11'1&: 11\.1 1N1S bar """• ~Jr. ml Mrs. Cbarlel U-1"'- at AtbeDI ~~-' denta I TIE A KtJOr Ill IT liAOII OAY! " ~.-- .. er-er ml ;;,;;·~? ·· ~- pfOpol•l."' Eoch bldd., 1holl be raqvlrlllf to file with hi1 b"' o c..-tlllod ohKk for an omount oquol to It•• ,., cent of hla •••· but In no O¥•nt ..,.,. thgn ten thou1.md 'cloll••l or • baM fw ...., il'tH' cot~t of hi• btl, poy•l• tct the DirKtor. Bldd•• must opply, •,- th. pro,., IOt"mi, fiM quoiiUcetlan of !.ast ton 4oy• pt'lor to tho 4oto sot for op•n• lng bids In oecO«<anc• with Chaptor 5525 Ohio Rovl•ed Codo. Pions oncl •pocHicatlon• aro on hte In , ... DoPI!"-nt of Hlthwoy• gnd tho Olflc• of tho 01¥i•lan Dopuo ty D troetar. lho Dlrocter rot.orv•• tho rl1ht to rwioct any an4 all bldt./ i'omeraJ Mrs.IJllllnJlvldeD11ril1ttng SunJay SChool - 1.:111 Nl •11 ... 2-9-31e ~ 1om price look no · loolier. tl8iiO wiD buy you I low-<Jille. age 19118 two tonod oolor POD· tiae GTO wllh t lpeed triiUmlssloll and 400 c:uble Inch motor. OlferllljJ .. .... fl,IIOO below J)UI<Ilase price. l'bcme IIIMitl olll!r 8 p.m. woekda)ol, alter J p.m. on Som. dQ. '"" - .., " ~,.=.•,•.... ,. - om.elloo.- · llfMIM8 a PH. 99ll-21 t3 ' em olalea. ThOI' went eopoclai· 1¥ to - SQL 9tephon Wognor II -·---- weeldy. PhoDe - -· . l+tlc 801oiE ltftiiAW. Pbooe IGUII'I. »!Jtp LARGE IIDIIB. atllectl,. 111'· fttiiNII•ICI, reuoudbJe to re1111111 ..... 141 Lincoln AliiU.71p "J 1 olllco, - - flam 10 I.DL ... p.m. 2+lk • caulllbM x.-. - in. 111011 turDed Crom Tncll ·, linallii&m,__, ·i DUWII' or CtrclO'IIUo. The Bertha M. Soyre MloaiDn· at7 ~ of llle Firat Bopliot Clmrch mot at llle cbUrch Tuooday evonln& Feb. 4. All orpn m1 plano prelude bylaabol SIJnp0<11 ll1d LWiarl lfo1rnaD precedeel a devotloaol porlad, led IQr '-lo• . - - - - Tv, Tilt Soeial Events 11Y MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS Fully ~ulp~d. til'/... ..no. MoQula. 66 Pontiac ... .$1195 Corolino 2 dr. Hard op. Boou• Fl'OIII 1hl terinae were preMitled by Marie Ro"'h ror Eothor Circle and 0111o Mae Cozart ror R!IUI Circle with dedication prayer by Francos WUCOXOII. Aller a duet IQr clenlon, Floricla. Vera -gle ll1d Marge Grimm, Mlai Vera -gle returned ll!ro. Frank Cleland sbowed a home ofler opendlns tWo moo11t1 rum on "The Gospel of Luke. n with Mr. and Mrl. Artlur . . . The Ruth Circle '"'"eel ro!relh- at Jeller...-., Ky. menta 1n the baoement at a tons li!r. and lilro. " - • S. Reeo, table beautlAIII¥ decorated ror Sr. """ -llld doullbter retumValentine's DJ¥ for member a of ed after three nella• visit In ' the clrcleo ll1d 111011 u 11010•11. Now Maxtco l!ith their clau8bler 1 U«c .'11'. E. THE HEu.wr Dole real .. tall! cmwlstlnll of 48 ...... more or less, situated In Leb- POIIIlOY Ra~ine .). FtPirtyllllte&MI6 1!..............,., o. oeaaiDn a nomlaatliu! comm1ttoe was named. The lAVe Gift of- t t Bltp •BARMONY apor1monta - s IIIII 4 .....,., fumllbed, ,_ Ibn. lurnlluro. prl· me ..... Out o1 on !Iondo, . J blooD from Pomeioy .... BID, - MCORE'S 12• W. MAll TWO FAMILY BRICK - · POMEROY - 2 large Iota out 5 rooma and hath upstalnl, 5 ol idib water near 8prlnl 1'0011111 and belli downolaln, Ave. Has a t room hauae. Ita EMILY American llefeo_ $2510.ot Bargain gao tumace. In DaYill Procluce 'ndl ael bas AM & ~ radio . llloek. t~ Oole 111., Pomeroy, HELEN or VIBGIL TEAFORD t tp!ld automatic remrd IJYliACU8E ... ""-"• lovely ftnlsb, juot Pbooe - - · J.0.12tp "· so,_71, 12•. 103. u•,pa, 329, Z.7-31c J!i6 311, 681, 685 690 OY1 In Ath. Uloo - · Take .... po)'IIIOIIII STRAW, 45 c:enlll bale, F'raDt on• CounfJ'J U. ~- Routo No. 35, of fii.M per monlll or pay Stato Rovtn No•• 7d41.._ 1604 218, 233 325, 553, 55ol, .)lllfl t7S, r,90 In filii. Try II In ,.,... homo. Dodderer, CooiYIIIe. (ilone Buslnas ServiGalllo County; U. $. Rout• No. 331 ~ Pholle 1191-2111. U«c CURTiliS TECHNICIAN, Le- Stoto Routoa No1. 56, 93, 1801 27.,8, 327, 328, 374, 401, 595, 6641 land Parter, 1191-uet PoJne. 312. 67fl In Hocking County_; U. S. Rout• NEW 1111 Zig Zal _... maroy 11111dence '"' tll'l-3151 Cool- No. 33, St.t• Rowt•• No1. 7 124•W, 124•E, U3 248 325, 346, 681, 684, vUie eaU olatlon, wlsheo Holl· 689 dllne 1n lonly eabk*. auW- ELECI'ROLUX ........, .,._. 692 In Mole• Caunty; Stoto Uy On.ellllp. Dolly oervlee RoJt•S Nos. 7, !t. 26, 78J. 145-' 2$$, malie Ill 181 to sew on buter, oomplete with . - . 260, 379. 536. 5JJ, 5:J6 ::~65, 124 In wllh limited Sunday fore. MD""" - . palm l(ft1' .... , . .... toullfyJ State hout .. N••· - · makes buttormo1eo, mo'D, 60J6, 18. 266, 284, 329, 339, bUIII'IID IIIII faDcy dool&n bJ der. ~ and el.- lib 1 ~3rt 5551 669, 792 In Morgon -· JUI.!Jie 376 lumiDtl • alnlle dial. Left In new. PIIJ off bala- of t Counf,.; i.J. S, Routo No, 21, Stato Rout.. H••· 76, 78, 145, U61 1471 C. C. IIIWIFORD ~and-Uied.Pay pa~ at fll.50 monthly • 215 260, 285 339, )40, SI3L ,564, .l.ucnoNEER off . ..Ill or termJ flJS 565 ~66, 574, 670, 672, ond 124 In -... t-4«e Noblo County; U. $. Rout• Ho. 50, Phone - - · 'l'RAJLER. -·· P.rt. MIDomllle, Olllo.TraOor Phone ...... 'loeo "Mr ownor. eor. oNow Pontiac troclo• are lnlerelled 1n belnf your Jv1t A P..., Loft bmlld. Bertlla Rlgl!-. l'holl! or lltiU'nlO. z-7.- SMAIL tvplne,. c1oiDc big profit located In Pomeroy. If you SUITS lie!per, No heavy wort. R.,.. •'1181 -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 Helen Slmp801L ID lbe busJneaa the olber, always reniA!d. Go- 50% OFF NEED LADY of good cbaracter 1o Dn In u companloa 111111 _... ...,... I am IIIII S5.55 ...,.t ~ HelpW•nted roR beallDI, roofing f.l.lle and 'JHREE.RIOOM trailer, GRANELY T<acWrl, ...... Winter Spedall 011 IMP .... """"""" troller. tractors IIIII equipmenl. 112ReyDoldl, Maoon, W. Va. PhoDe 77Hif7. »«o dueed WlDter rall!o 011 llnvo- 'I1IE PROVEN eleaDer ly repairs tbrou&b FeiJruarJ. ·Blue Lustre iB easy on the Uae4 IIIII rebuilt - . , Pets For Sale hodpl forgotten from f!SO. Gravely 'l'ractor coloro. Rent electrle sllamBEAtrnFIJL WJRE T!R8a1eo IIIII Service, Pomeroy. ~ fl. Tiny's BargalnlsM. IIIERS, Pup, min. IJI:Imlul. Phone 119J.29'15. ,._ 1-10-etc .... DacDIIumds and Poodl1el wllb JI'IPP!' trim. Barllanlo GUERNSEY OOW, freeb two Kll., Ooolvllle, Ohio. Phone IIIOIIIIIa ago; blood ti!INcl. 67 Pontiac ...... $2295 • .-c. »1011: Cotc:~llna Conv. Coupo. Eldro Ge<qe Roberts. Balhan. Qljl, l!:veryono 18 - · · !!IAN SHOW TIRE SAL! Col...,.... ONE Notice DPERT .....AIII•...t SPEOAL and oentee. ABC Enta prllet. Maooot, W. Va. 'I'IJ.UO. Fors.le OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Alllditio"'llll lSc Cha•u• per Ad,o•tloo-nt . OFFICE HOURS macldnel RADIO Olld TV repair, baale ealll. and ID!Ialled. Jolin RUlison, Phone tft. JUST TAKEN IN;o.llll Zll Zll ·"ft.l.tle sewing madtlne 1n portable - · Slllh'11 ...... Doel ... lnsnnce ery1lllq wltilout attacbmoDis' AUTOMOBn.E Insuranee ben fl.IO poo week or lull Jlrlee of 01neelled? Lost yrop OIIIJtlt. $tUI. For lree llome demallor's license? CaD 11tl9118. atratloo, eaU • •· U«e I IS tre rwo 8011 ~ 14 ,,.,. tins. (lood. year, t PlY.·Rlebanl L.oag Bot!Dm, phone 118WS71. 1 lfttlrtiont . 25 ,., unt Oi tcount cH• poid odt . . . _.j 1 ,_ld ...,;thi n lO dart - w: C.rooy, ~ I . . Nf.tf• CIGARB'M'I!l nndlnl Mgr. 1963 CHEVY IL _·---·--- ........ ·--· ---·............................ _$695 Convertible, local 1 owner car. Super Sport model, bucket seots, good tires, 6 eyl. 3 speed, floor shift, radio. Popular Modttl, special price. Jll' .. ood three ca,.ecv· ~. 992-2111 Open Til 6 Dally Moinh11u111 0"'1fl 7Sc '2 S140,• 50 POMEROY At low e• .. • 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE.............................. ~ 3 S.at Wagon, VB engine, automatic trant. Pow.r steering and brakes, good tires, radio and heater. RATES Business Se.rvi,es aerri<e, ol! - · WY S. Dlt. 'nit l"abrle Shop, PommJJ. AlllhoriJled Slnpr 811!1 ond Service. We Slllrpen Mooy r.tU.Io )ock •• MACIIIN!s. rell'lr SEWING CHAIN SAWS er. White on red finish. iM.,rKt lntertlon. Business ~Yices Y.o, WeKneThM HOMELITE DIRECT DRIY~ ' '., �. ; 'I '"'l' . . - Olltlf' ,,....,.._ Jl.in'ui.'"!t fci1t o., .·. GuerriUa Arms Piles Splattered SAIGON (UPO Wovoa of BS2 bomberl l!lllatlered 100 toni of bombl into IU&peeted Communist hideouts a.J'Olmd SolgOO todoy followln& up tho discovery of giant guerrilla arma u. s. caches 011 the capital' I doorstep. The !lratofortreBB raids •· pinat inllltratioo routes north ~ Saigon broke windows ln the city Itself and served as a reminder that U. S. intelligence expects another Tet lunar new year cifensive next week. Senior American omcers said the Communists' drlvewouldaim against provincial capitals and SRigon's suburbs and would hit f.ht! city itself with terrorist ICJ'BdS. "It would be foolish both politically and militarily for the Commwtists to try 81\)'thlngmore than terrorism inside Saigon." a ntgh-:ranking intelligence officer in the U. S. Command said. T-FwUAY - F<liEcASr United - · TONIGHT AND TUESDAY FEB. 10- 11 I!Aisoii~lo 'o.io t.r 1110 porlod 1Wodo,y ......... Sil....,. will · - ........ moL Do1-dmo l!lllla will ... ...... In 1110 ~ Ill 1101'111· em aect1maa up to a. low .... mld-4Ua Ill 1110 iouth .... wltb lows at al&bl moatly Ill 1110 201. _,.__,_ Sl.nd.)o Dennia-Kelr Dullea COLORCARTOONS' Hocus Pocus Sk;yscraper Caper Cool Kat WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY FEB. 12- 13 OPEN ! I I -r hllhwu ane.<Wflo -quarter Inch melted, occurring as rain or ooow Tuooda¥ _. ap1n near tho end of tbe -k. wu $11,597. The _.._, tor CoqloiQ' voblelo wu bou,ttlll ... coot of f5,788, do)orlmW. - ... tho IJncodohlng rllbt Dies Recently Twp. Altondlns wore Commladooers Cbarles R, Karr, Sr., bolrd Jlft'Oident; Ralph w. OUrs _. Robert Clark, Clerk M a r t b a Chambers, and hl81nnY depart. mont :;upt. RollaDd Cra~Jtr!!e. MIGON NUNS whiz lbrough the Soulh Vlelnameae capital oa a motor bike, the eUy's most popular means of transportatlo•. Frances Romine ville and Bert, both or Hemlock who aU:alded funeral services last week. Grove; three daughters, Nellie i i Sargent, RD, Pomeroy; Ethel Eu.. ler, RD. Racine, arxl Edna Smith, Pomeroy; 11 grandchildren, six great - grandchildrert; a sister. Anna Eastman, Pomeroy, and a brother. George Easttnan, Pom~ eroy. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 p. m. f'r<tm Ewing Ctutpel with the Rev. James Smith officiating. Burial will be in Burlingham cemetery. Friends may call aeytlme. ! I l 1 L__________ .!'.!.DE~~.2!T....!!:_ ________ J c. or Wll to cer- Sao Frao 70 Loyola (La.) 61 Seattle Univ, 68 Utah st. 66 UNBEATABLE VALUE BUY NOW! • Martha Smith Dies Sunday l RIVER NEWS J GAUGES Gallipolis, 12.2 and 25. 2 running 53 teet ot roll· ers; Pt. Pleasant. 26.32; Pom- eroy-Mason, out; Hirton,. 3,29 rising; Kanawha Falls, 8.02 falling; Charleston. 20.48 fa.Uing. Londoo, running 4 feet of rollers; Marmet, running 4.25 feet of rollers; Winfield, runnirw: 8 feet of rollers. BOAT MOVEMENTS GALUPOLIS LOCKS - 5. M. Jenks down 3:45 p. rn.; Wha.Yne H. ~ 6:05 p. m.; Susan Lane up 3:3S a.m.: MarkEastindown5:15 a.. m.; H. E. Bowles down 5:50 a. m,; Semet down 7:25 a. m.; Lelia C. Shearer down 8:10 a. m. i Lady Rosemary down 9:45 a. m.; Valvoline l(l 10:25 a. m. KANAWHA RIVER- Marmet, Jenny A. Green up 6:20 p. m.; 0. F. Shearer up 11:20 p. m.; Ouachita up 2:15 a. m.; Winfield, Duncan Bruce down 2:20 p. m.; Fort Dearborn down 6:30 p. m..; George T. Price 1:40 a.m.; Pol· l,y R. down 4:15 a. m. OIDO RIVER - Lock 13, Andrew Pt Calhoun down 6:15a.m.; Lock 14, Peggy Downey up 8:25 p.m.; Walter Williamson ttt 4:35 a.m.; Harvey Jordan up 6 L m.; Western \II 5:40 a. m.; Lock 16, Jeffboat down 4:40 a. m.; John Ladd Dean down 6:05 a. m.; Lock 17, Eastern up 5:15a.m.; BelleviDe Locks, Brimstone lC) 5:20 p.m.; Morris Harvey up 6:45 p. m.; Beckjord up 2:35 L m.; Vul· can up 5 a. m.; Onward down 6 a. m.; Lock 21, Diane Bosworth up 4:05 a. m.; Lock 23, JaneT. up 3:35 a.. m.; Racine Locks, L. Fiore down 11:15 p. rn.; L. Wade Childress down 3:4.5 a. m.; Jeffer. son do'tm 5:25 a. m.; Greenup Locks, Philip Sporn up 7 p. m.; , Allied-Ashland up 9:45 p. DLi Cypress up 11:05 p.m.; William 1-L Zimmer up 11:45 p. m.; Steel MASON - Martha V, Smith, 79, Clifton, w. va., died boo dlj' In Voterans MOIIIOllal Hoopltal at POmeroy. Born April 19, 1889 In WIIJ'l!O County, W. Va., she was the daURhter of James and Fruces McCoy malr, 910 was preceded In death by her parent&, her huoband, Albert Rosa Smltb (ln 1967), two sons, and a da!JIII- ter. 9!rvlvlng ano lour daulhtera, Mrs. Bertha Cartwrlihl. West Columbia; Mrs. Rhoda Fox _. Dorio Dewbut's~ both of Cll!l<ln, and Mra. Edna Roush, Ma1111; four sons, Harold and Lawrence, both of Cllf'lon; Cedi In Korea, and Roy, tn Mamdng, S. C.; 28 gr_.chlldren .... 32 great • grandehlldren; a lf.lter, Mrs. A. make of CII!!Dn, .... two brolhers, Herman matr of Hunttnatm. and Dewey Blair of - 'Deb' Flowers .&.stem let Dies Recendy Is Jrljadu!d ' A Iormor Middleport reddont, Delbert (Deb) Floworo, 71, died !all Wlldneaday al his realdenc:e Ill !Jirevoport, Louisiana. laed Henry Wal'd lrdi11411'Jcft'le ward·on alleilld'li'OUIII• LouiN o! IP'O" neglect o! oluey. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admlaalml Solllrdo,y - IN 1969 ZENITH FINE-FURNITURE STYLED Mra. DIAG. $499·95 Blrlho Bernard L. Ronlter, 2181 Eutern Ave~, daugbter, 7:· 47 a.m. SatUrday; Mr11. Glenn A. Icenhower, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va., 1011, 7:23 a.m. Saturday; t.b"a. Bl11y Loo WU1lam1100, Rutland, daualtler, s,o~ p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Paul D. Carter, Jsckaon, . 9:21 p.m. Saturday; Mro. Robert S. Wilbur, Wollalon, 12:57 a.m. !ill1da,y; Mrs. Keith G. Aiker, Jr., New Haven, W. Va., daqhter, 9:07 a.m. :i.lnda3; Mn. 23"GIANT- AsLowAs Preoontatlon o! a $889,000 check, as the tlrst dlaburseme.a of one of the largest economic development administration run1 water aylltelh srants ever awarded throulh the Mid-East-ern Area omce, hl.ghl1ghted • 31h • bour meetlq ol the r..,.. pen Plalna • Chez.ter Water District board of trustees Monda_y nllht. Georp Boft'lds, projeet enelmer lor the·Hunttngtoa. W. VL, baled ~ Eastern Area EDA ofllee, .made the.preaentaUon to Water District P1'esldent Lind- · HW cemetery. Frlood& ma.Y call ard Lorgml, ~-· mochoraes Solllrdo.Y- PauHoe at tho llmoral home aoytlme Dereoborpr. Admlaalona llmdaJ thy van-· Clifton. macbarpl !linds.Y - church annex Weclnead&y1 Feb. 12, startt,_ It 4:30 p. m. Vea:e-. table and bean scq~t, sanclwlebea, pie · and col!'ee will be served. . Nooe. ., :: ::· : .~ .~ ·:: . rt~e.aall oli>IM EDA"Odl! MAJUIIAGE APPIJCATION nibal, W. VL, !ormer nllldelll BQr Newell, Jr., tO, Chaster, ol Uaion AYe., Pbmaro)', d j e d truck drt-, IIIII llarlolte LOu!UideJ Ill tbe a.Jo Vall~~Y IlooIse Black, 29, Rt. 1, 'llllldleport, pltal at Wheollnr. W. VL Fu· hooaowl!e. · -.1 oent..a II 11\11 Cooka Fu· aoral Home, Collar Grovo, ·w. Va., an ,vendlaa arrival of bar 9111or 71 Tuaa &7 Charloa "-lnr.. - . Ia Kuaoo 86 Oklalwuna H 'llith tlio U. S. Nav;y Ill tho VJet. , _ . Tocll 55 TCU til oam theater. SMIJ 84 - · 119 - ~ .. i~.~ about another month, In accord.. ance wUb the eonatruction pro- SCREEN 2IIICII. ln. I)ICIUN COMPACT CONSOLE Konneth S. Brown. Racine, 1011, &mda.J; Mr1. Charles F. Powell, ReedovW&, om, 2,58 p,in. !l&nds.Y; Mra. Rl1l1 A. Crawford, Rt. 2 Pt. PleaiiMt, dauahter, H5 p.m. !luldQ; Mra. Robert A. lol>rpb, Mlddi-'o daulhtllr, 4::24 p.Jn. ~; 'Mra. Garold L. Provi!IIO, Rt. I Galli. pol(a, daqhler, 5:08 p.m. !lmda3; Mu. William P, Sd.dmore, Bidwell, dauibter, 1:25 p.in. !lm- 1:25 a.m. TV I:I''!"' IWHY NOT GET THE BEST... BUY NOW I INGELS FURNIT E 4ay, OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS Dbcblll'"-" . , Mrl. Gerald L. ~-.. .... IIIWII ~. Mrs. )lobert L. 992-2&35 ground storage, have also been erected. The tanks vary in capactt;y from 30,000 to 200,000 ga_Uons. The water system, one ol the largest of its type to be under~ taken in the United States. with 220 miles of mains and trunk linea, will include service to a large section of Athens County including the G'O'Iville and Stew.. art section. Selco officials Jndi· c•tecl about one - fourth or the :: ty, ' The Nardei rtrm, which besan Joct. ·: Dresses .. Bra.IJ and Wont om, Mark E. Balea, Kelly D. Booec:utter, Lalnax H. Comer, Mrl. RdJerl, E. COnpr, Franee• E. COUrlll, Mn. Paul A. Ed'emam, A n n a Ellaa, Otto D, FIWr, Deborah TICipero Plains ·Cheater Water District, is I'Js.wy displaylng a $689,000 check that re- Moocla.Y nlgllt that $50 tap Ieos on the system are exhausted and the IM'Derous _persons now want· presents the first disburse- trw to take advantage or the ays.. tem service will be required to pay a $200 charga, Over 1,500 subscribers are now assured of receiving the water I.IJOncomple. tion of the work, it was also re- ment of a $1.6 million EDA grant ·for construction oC the rural water system In Meigs. Another C·heck will be dell vered to the water d:istrictfrom Economic Development Admlrtlstration ·officials in about another month.- Sentinel Pho- Portocl. 10. ed lor oae week; honver, he tiro who'are in tavor of the union. asked the unlona to can.Unue as We are not eotng to ask tor U., lave beeo In tlso put alnee one penny now, we only Wlnt to ~ school bu1 drt:vers Will tho - k SillpJqe bepn 00 JIJ>o talk over our grievances, work-atteocloc1 by a olllbnlllf'd at Ull'1 21. That wa1 when tho bus Ing cond!Uono and aonorlty o! ov,r · 300 ponoaa In tlio ~ drivers parked their buses ask- which will not .cost the tax pay.. en one cent,,. Abbott aaid. ~~ the local school board ID J . --............ - - '· " " ' recoanJ•• ·lhem so that ._ua~·~ ~·-·'"' Nell HQmaker presided at the of tho Tranllt u... tiOOI could be hold and they meedrw aJKI after much dlseu ... · 100. WY!doo 15211, fdd lbo- C<uld lonlt .. union. a ion on how and when the buses Ill .... .faith, .. of ..... could be put bock In operat1011, llondiJ, Ro baa aalcocl all byo 'BOld be wu 11"111dri'llll'l, . , . . _ _ mon, Jut- lui thot tho aehool board hu a nve man cOiftmittee was nun· liOn _. • r • 1o Withdraw ~ lholr wlahea, bot eo eel Co aee If theY should acquire plckatllll far .... ~~. - · lhll 'dloputv tho board .... IODI eounsel ID aulcle them. ,._ · AbjoQtt qat lise pleketo boa.,4rJWra are ..,0, to bave lAp polnled to hla <OIIImlllee wore EldCIII V011acoy, -011 tebodlaturilll!ltbellclard acroao tho tablo and Ray Bob . A IIbrlihl. Jek Manette and of FAucat,ioll alld -~· _. talk lhla laaue out 111\!J ono dlaU.roi'Dre u.,. woul4aotboblllft.o oOill~W membet .,..1111 wltb the (Contlauod Ill 2) . . ' c......r ·--~ · the Mill81 liul •• - well aa t11o P<tiular eollaet1011 new Sprtaa· + Jual thortahtclroaato fit JUU in this atuft.. nllll - · Wo filllure • line o! JwiiOr c. Guar, Ru Alan GW'"'*, Patltea, roaullll' ~.': Marrin J. Gilmore, Br)'an K. IJar. den, . - w. Jameo, Jaelde L. 1or1, Jeo>kllla, Mra. Carl E. llall01, hotf alno alld Ml11e1 011 ID permit tho e1eantng. under tho - , tbel eleudng tho at loaet tempo ·- '" alzel, · ·• ; ..r- Thor-, !Uperv!IIQI' Har- problems In tho oommunllf. Ho lilted them as work at the cemetery, pl'OCe&MI at the clump, ditching, llroot repair, _.dean· ·- Vietnam peace talk8 Thursday. South Vietnamese delegates OuUooi<Dlm He llreaood lhol tho otreets held a strategy session t00ay tn Tho outlool< far an early should be cleaned as well aa the the wake ot a North Vietnamese conwromlse appeared dim, catch basins at the earliest pos.. warning the allies must accept though A!nerican negotiators sible time or dirt will be going uncondltonally "all the logltl· had vowed to show patience. Jrrto the p.amps or the sewage m1te demands." put forward by Lodge and Lam met 24 houro disposal systems and the pampa the Communists. after Nhan Dan. news~r of wiU be ruined. The pumps cost Chief American negotiator the North VIetnamese Workers about $3,000 each, one council- Henry ca~ Lodge and his (Communist) parcy, served man said. How-eYer, due to t11e shortage Saigon counterpart Pham Dang notice that the Amerleans and r1 tunds appropriated ror labor, Lam met for 30 minutes at the their Saigon antes must accept eouncU was unable to follow U.S. Embassy to prepare for unconditionally North Vletaam's Chase's recommendat:im that a Thursday's negotiating session loor poliO, and tho VIet Cong'o man be employed at the time ID wlth Hanoi and Viet Cong five point program for a replace a present worker there. negotiators. The alJles are solution of the conf11et.. The Freeing the latter .,emplo:yewtllid e1:pe:eted to make new attempts American dolegaUoa already unlock the deadlocked ttas rejected the demand u M give the maintenance department to enough workers to take care of the street and catch basin cleantng, Chase said. Council suggested that enough fUnds be taken ·from Mer monlng "' - · .... cateh boalns. · .'?'-'''~'''''"''*~;''~"1 Tractor-Rig ~ Burned Up ~ TUPPERS PLAINS - A tractor-rig hauling atomic I u e I wastu Ill II& trailer cau8ht lire ben late lllonllay allernoon and Wal .destroyocl, tho - - H1Bh· Pall'ol reported. C~r Davis, the driver, told the patrol be waa pa"tng lhrclu8b Tuwero Plalno headoc1 IIOUih wllon he smell,ed a..: He "*''4>oc1 to call lor he!J>, Whleh ..,.. from the Che- F I r o ~. . The 11'ador, . . - at $28,. 000, owaid b)' _the N .- e 1 ear ~ Co., Moaelie1d, Ky., wa1 a to1a1 loaa. 1be traUer and Ita load were IIIII damapd:The )(elp CoiJn1¥ -IJialntayDept. asll- Ill cleaning liP debrle. . Parsons Is Chief Of Police Paul Parsons, recently -raam-ed to serve on the Middleport 'L'-~ • .Ed.HO'FeellleB:.. llfotorlste parking In <ertaln - · of MiddlePJrl mq lind lhem&elvos In con!llet wltb the ..long arm ol the law,~ aceordlns to a decialon reaebed Mon4ay night MiddleP>rl CouncU- at VUlage llall. II wu roported that parking Is taking placo oa both aides of s...th Fourlh st., - - LID- c:oln st. .... the Melg& H I g h School. Slana placed there noting thai Police Des-rtment, was Monda.Y only me Bldo of tho -parknight Qpolmod actlqr ehlo! o1 Ing Ia permiUed have tom pollee for the next 30odays. down, <lf!clal& Ald. H 1 r o I d At the end of the 30 4ay per· Cbaoe, ............. IOij)OI'viaor, iod, Mayor C. 0. Fisher is ex· waa advised by eounell 1o bave pected to recomm.eD:l Parsons 1110 aldo wllere parking Is Ulotor the tppolntrneM.. Paraom will pl polotad yollow and Moyor C. replace Chief ot Pollee Herbert 0. Flllher ""' lnotructod lo InGOkey whose resignation for form pollee offleera to take ac. physical dbablltty reasoos was lion aplnot olronderl. accepted by Middleport VUIIge A almllar altuotlon oxllla m Coonc:llla&t night. s...th Third st. _. the parking Council also approved the re- on both sides of 1llat street Is port of John Kotchka who has creating a tralfle hazard lor lJn. been serving as acting <!hlef of colD !1, trallic olllclals Ald. pollee. Mayor Flaher alated thot Stopa also will be lakeo t1tere Kvtchka was not anxious to be to en!oree ..., aide of tho otreet named chief at police or C'Ofto parking Ill tho illlorl. tirwe u aettns chief but 'Ifill Alooi almllar lines, Counell work for other ofticers oo their pve the Oral readiDi lo an orcla,va of!. dlnonco Whlcb will provide Ill The Middleport department re- minute porJdni only ... st., ported 17 traffic arretta, one belweeD Third .... Fourth Sla. aaoault _. bottery arrest and 'l1lla Ia Ill 1110 vlclnll;y <l VUone peraon arrested for lntoxi- Iap IJall .... tllo llm11ocl pork. eatlon dur1fW January. lng Ia being pal loto to AIIO during the m...th perking Bllllb1e nlldenla wlllhlng to 110 meter collectlone ~ocl $754. to Vlllap Rail to Jll,l' aewap . UHI textured ~ oc1. noI .. <Curtlnuocl ... - and, bilant Lll!!ii "J. · ~ ioiro. ' wldiiw, pu"'-!J A. ·woo..., _. ..........,.,. M. Dooahue. .' . o! the OVAL to Improve Libraries lmprov- "' llbnry ..,.._ Ice Ill olx .....U.s ol ....-.... ern ObiD Ia 1110 aim oru.e..-.. 11 or......,a.JoVellqAha Cnnnt1es. Mayor's Repo.4'or ' Month at 8.1.,177.20 In merchant pollee . . ..to lawdor ... \ drip · dey, Grey· -~PI~ll,_ ' . "'· '' .. ... ~ - · .. - . ·lloeldllo VJa. oporatad lor tho Orit durlni tllo lllooth of Roundlntloot tho roport -fHI ' I las, Gallla, Malp and ,......., - ........ . · - · hardonlrw Communist position. uaoo!ll10-~~ •hb1dre•• .•. So ' • lees lind II- _. of lhla Ill' ure, $385 wu paid Ia feel tar trlacototo Tbolhaa M. - Lam later told new&Dlfm he was surprised by the stUl' tone oC the Hanoi new f!DIIP8r. He elll)ressad the hope that Tlun· day" s meeU111 will not Indicate 01 tho total $U1.20 ... Ia' 2) r1 and J......,. .-,. 9...mm.., Mra. Edpr R, __.cer, Jr., and Want dMI&bter, Mrl'. · daullbter. Eatlll E. ''abaaion Mlddlopcll'l Vllla&o Couacll Ing needod badly ...... station ......_ , .... Ill - o f Mmday night opproved tho ..... port o1 Mara< C. 0. Flaher liii' repair- a t - . 1 I waa aereoc1 11101 Clerk - the month o! Treaourer Gene Grate will ad- total "'$1,171.110. ertpe In a stun- Mra. J1JnDo:r A. IIOoli· lao and Infant om, 'lbomaa A. Mrl. Lor17 G. Mur. pity ODd lnfllllcloul(rtor, .._ Ste.. ' · ven L, NoiOD .... lnfl!ll .........., Mu. Wilford L. llaulll .... IDfant d&IJibler, Robert L. Sow· yers, Dbtle lhllW,,. Bl\J w. lnvllatloo &o surrender."' ~- Har- Melga-Uo. old Chue reported tballhore.,.. dlllleultloa being OIIOOIIIIIered Ill tho--ofll!l ....-.oltho ell~ B>llem. The -...,. CollotnJciiDn eo. hu IIIII relllrnoc1 a ..._ ond grat- woven p obI> I y eomp...,, pendltures, $7,310.81. Hoc:eiPte for the RIUIIb ~­ ocl $58,939.20 wltb expondltureo Mt•Jtng'$18,291.49. J. WW!ams, Vlaloa-Ja.okaoo .. ...& .' 976.81; - . $11,954.35, $ii,51JZ •• 87, $15,776.82; water cJe.. posit lund, MB, $111, $2,102.25; water a:mstrucdon, ao reeel&ttl, $68.58, ,13, 773.25; atruetlon, $44,426, no elllloodlture, $45,105.19, - a l retirement, no nceipta, DO ex... Po-.- alzoo. 'l1lo - Powall, Mra. Fred !ilepbord, Mrs,, Lewla T. Smllll, l!nnan E. S..lahor, Mro. c-ao R. Bam· ette and Infant 1011, lira. JoiJII C. Beaver and om, Mrl. Huall Boal, Mrl. Ha•ard c. Bramon, Mrl. s. Cllal>lnaa .... Infaa! - · Mro. Cor! L. Clarll _. Infant dauatrtor, Mra. Emeat W, $4:23.14 overdrawn; state hiabwa7, DO ~' 110 expenditures, $1,t83.11; gnltn,. '""'· $11,621,42, 84,236.~&. M.· Olllcera ore Bob Davia <l the Horbort Wo-1 _ . . . Ubrary Ill McArtlur; C. E.BJal<eo. :.., fllmoro.T, _ . - E . Louden, Gallla Courllf Dlotricl beto tbroughoot 1o1m. Librarian. Flaber oald that the Oro deOVAL olllcero han! qreed to ~ only "'-• the goner- otuclv lllter-llbrary loaol, al dlredlao o1 a Ore. lbme aloce ..,. library may havo - homeo are llllllbers _. eral - o f a -'llhllothere m1lbt be a variance o1 100 ero have 110111, _. a prq)Oaod botwoen lho IIWIIbero ol two ro~ library oernce. SJas. homes lilting aide by aide, tho flmd5 lo - . . better !adllllre eh1ef Ald. Ilea alao will be -slit. Mo,ynr Flaber oald alao lhopo. Throe of tho 0V AL DIBIIiler lice encounter& dllleult;y Ill Ito .....U.a, Melp, Jackeoii.,..VIDcalla 1o homea ""' 1o tho lack loll, are aorved b)' tho 0 b I o ~ DUD1ber1 or the failure ol. 8IQ' State l...lbnry's Boolancbile, loalcal order oo the numbero "Mr. EdiiY Eollcalor,M Whlehopused. A committee eompolld ot erates floom Amleroy. Coomellmen JoiOI Zorklo, CIJor. llopre_..na llolp at the .... lei liyer .... Georp Boker was COlli OVAL aoasloo hold In Wellnamed eo ooa1or with oton were lllr. Blakoaloe, Melp ter Paul caocl to oeo 1x>w 111 !m- local school dlstrlc:t llbrarieo, prorellltllt can be a.,.,.,.plah- _. VUma Plldo>ja and Marthe :-\: ,Ill· ' _. •ll'llsw. lllbrlea Rhooc1a S. J11101, Mr i, Fred C, Kes~. Donald Maule, Mrt. E. E. _ , , Mro. Jamea L. 01. lver IUld ln!aAI IOOii, M111 L1llb Slroot - · $116.84, il,858,18, PI· anQ"'-1~-.,-""''"W'f:v.t _..] n•naia.- · _. water bWa to have porto. fag places aad to be wWda cloM 1'11118 <l tho olllclal viii- ball where auch poymonto are.__ Coomcll al80 dlseuosed w 1 t h Fire Chle! Bob Flaher tho hophazard B>lfem f1l bouoe IIIDI• - .: 11eeze Allies in Huddle PARIS {UPI)- American and i '1, ' ' Parking Restrictions Pickets Withdrawn Dresses all'locl lor - old Chase outlined raunerous .:,.:s:.;~:--=-~:: x=..=~!•-il!l"' ,~!!t)!J .•~.:r:~~~~-·~~7' ~- POINT PLEASANT- ThoCltii&RI meeting called to IIGlve the - k ' s~ of the MaiOII a.m. Mil.-, conwleted. The project, urder contract to the Nardei construction Com.Pai\Y, Inc:., of BridgevOle, Pa., h scheduled 1D be completed by next August 19. Ray Wll'@ham, resident enetneer for the Steco, Inc. engineer.. ing finn, told water district trustees that the Nardei firm haa about 70 W cent of the pro-J.ct's water line in the ground. MaJor work remainlna: before . P..ss. actual conatructi011 J~ 10 of EDA fun4s, wbieh. are cover· last year, already haa installed las Uout: 80 per cent of the total a tine. • phase electrieal sys· coat of the $1.3 mUllon pro- tem with pcnrer trom the Belleore to be liJipllod only eo ville Dam, according to Wing- For ;: the Meigs portion o! the rural ham. watir system construct! on that Six storage tanks, four of which 11 currently aOOut SO per cent are to be elevated, and two for tal .1,174 000 ll"'M awarded ID plant, la¥1118 remalnltll Hoo, and the ..,.; district In June of pllchw three booster pumps, two 1967 would be toribeomtng tn in Meigs ao:l one in Athens Court-- ::. - --. secretary; standing, Delmar Dawn, water district board member; Eldon Gaul, district secretary~ treaaurer; Harold Blackston, water district board memberi Milton Roush, Farmers Home Administration county s~ervtsor; Ray Wi.ham, Sieco., Inc. engineerl111 tlrm resident engineer, and F'. I. McEoweD. SIECO representative.. - SenUnel Photo. . c~, COIII11'11ctlon repre..- 1111 Countlea can be put.llllo 1101'• ttW· Landon MQnard, uld. an- viet l.ncludes illlltallatlon ol 14-ons, nter district trus· other diJbursement rra.n the to- equipment' for the treatment tees president, also reported Elberfelds Are Headquarters Everyone Is welcome. Trader down 12:20 L m.; Ann Brent~ 12:45 L m.; Walter Cur.. 1y diM'n 2:55 L m.; Me1dlhl Locka, J. S. Lowlo up 2:55p.m.; Jarne& L. Hamilton down mldnlghl; John J, Rowe - n 12:2& J:loro. Cbal'lei & lj:uhl, Han- dre11ea. Yo,.~'U lnll Publication o! admla8lonl Ia ouopendocl unt1l IUrthor notice. sw x 3~ Twin-CoM Speakar. How· Mr.. constructlm representatlvei Edna WOOO, water district olftce Water System Grant Made :u.- o! AdmliSionl Range Tuning 8Yttem. Zenllh VHF and UHF Spotllte Dla... MONEY DELIYERED - A • •000 check, tho Oral dlllluroem.,. tram tho $1.8 miWoo !oclenl Economic Development MIDlnlalratlon KJ'llll to the ~~ Plallla - Chester W- Wotrlc~ Will dellverocl 1iore Monday nipt. Attending U. oatcill Jnaentation are, Cront, I tor, Carl BarMW, vice prealdellt of the nter diltrieti George Bowlds, WcJ.Eastern Area omc:e· .EDA Ollllneer, who delivered tho clleck; Undoe~ Lyono, pnoldent o! the water dbtrlet; Landon Maynard, EDA _.lbe belulll\ll . llolzer Modlcal Center, First Ave. Vtaiting hours 2..4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only oo Padlatl'lca \ al10 made. llalf olzoa. Soo our Ward. Contempor1ry 1lyled compact console ln genuine WatnU1 c:olor on Hlect hardwood toUdl and Vllnetrt. Advanced Super Video An Eutem n.e ~ll) fhe A.VONDAU • Zt512WO MIAMI (UP0 - AJrllnoS jot careylDc 111 pal· aenaero wao hJ,Jaehad lode¥ 011 • flllht from Su Jua, P. R., tD Mr. Flowers as born at Pt. Miami, the Focloral Avlallon AdPJ.ea181lt.. He was a retired em· mlnlstr- CJ'AA) Ald. Tho pilot of the oc.a ~ ployeo o1 the General Tire Co. wllere be had 'WOrl<ocl .....-al ed to M1aml •'there 11 a man In book with a (liD 011 1110 atowardyear a. UNDERGOES SIJJIGEIIY Ho Ia aurvlvocl b)' hla wile, ell" ..S that be was dlvertina lin. EYa BID..,-, former resthe former Ecm Rolcllman; two to cuba. plano, Eutern'• FII&M ldonl of Baahan, ... llvloi In lOili, Richard and JameJ, MY~ • &all bladoral brothero _. allier&, _. 950, was expeelod to U'l'lvo Ill Florida, dar - - 111 Feb. 5, Thou Havana about 10:40 a.m. five graodehtldren. 'lllablb& to corda mq mall a .... the 14111 auecelllful hi· F..,.ral oernco• ...,... hold · t1tom 1o hor home addron at Jacldlll of 1110 year 10tb Frtllay mornlnc from 1110 Rooe5001 Holno• Road, l.ol 384, st. Neagll Funeral Home. Burial was hl.lacldnc of a Unltod - • air· Pater•rr. Fiorillo. In Forest Park. MaiCIIlc len'· Hoor. There alao have_,iWn • Ices were held Thu:rsda;y even- ID11Ut:C811fUI at:temptl. tlda JMr. Ing at the !Unoral home. LODGE TO MEET CHARLES CAJIILL DIES · White Rooo Lodp will moot II JUDGMENT AW ARDEll CLEVELAND (UPO - Char· tho Mlddl-' Lotiloollall WedA confessed judgment for nelldaJ', F~ 12, at 1:30 p. m. lal F. McCalllll, Nlired 360.96 hao boon Oled In Melga vt.. preotdeat o1 ll>e Foreol Clll' Counl;!' Common Pl... Court b)' !'llblllhiDc Co., ~ olll>o the EcCli>OIRY Savilll• .... Loon Clovoland Plain Dooler, clloc1 at LOCAL TEMPS co.. Pomeroy' apilllt AaroD ay. hll home ben !blclll. He wu The IBmpOrature lnPOIIIOl'OY'I sell ll1d Gnce H)'sell, RFD 1, d""""""' buolneu dllltrlcl at 82. Mlddloport. In other ad! viii', a lls20 a. m. waa 34 degree&, .,.. divorce has been uarded Holder aunn;v aktea. ·• DIES SUNDAY INTRODUCING ZENITH'S NEW HANDCRAFTED CHASSIS . tt1ng t workeanbe-. catcll baalna .... - . II vital The ~ Ill all vWaae lUnda lo the COIItlouan<e of qsontlon u ol Jan. u totalocl $122,189 •• ol tho ....... dl.opoaal B>llem. 80, tho " - ' of Grate 100wo. However, Grate poiDiod o u I lloeol!>t•. _.allures _. tho that It m1lbt not be a leia1 a- balance u o1 the laet of JIUIfund alreadf Was overdrawn pondhure a1nee lbe ealcb boslna uary, reapectt.-ely. Include: $432.14 as of JIUL 31 .... 11111)>- are not a part ol the dlsGeneral, $4,189.19, $6,648.36, prodmat.e $2,500 transter was po&al system, '111 a sense. K $21,447.10; eemetery, $83.49, necoaaary !rom tho aenerai liiM I. wu agreed, bowever, that $499,15, $203.95; parking meter, iato that tuad - the 1 t r e e t Grate will cm!er wltb Harey oo recelllts, no dlaburoementa, ma1ntenance llmd. Evans ol tho st&te Audllor'o of- $6.91; Oro equlpmont, $500, a-tng a ama11 balance alao llco lodaJ Clll the loplliy of IOICb $280.80, $3M.96; awlmmlngpool, ... tho parking llleter lund an _.allure. If tho _.al- oo ra<eiiJts, $6.50, $491.59;plan$41.91 _. a trans!er 1oto that ture Is a Legal one, then one ad- ning eommla&!on. no receipts, lund from the general lUnd wao ditional .... wll1 be employed, no expenditures, $500. mlnuteL Funeral services w:UI be WednolldaJ' at 1:30 p.m. al the f'og)eiiOIJB Funeral Homo wltb Rev. Lowell E. Keeney o!llelallng. Burllk w1l1 be Ill tho Clifton PLAN SOUP SUPPER The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Racine Methocllst Church will sponaor 1 soup 1\tlper in the BY BOB HOEFUCH Middleport Council ap1n .,_ ....,..rod flnonclal dllllcultles Monday nllht when It met In regular aeslion. AceordiJII ID tho report o! Cle.rk~Treasurer Gene Grate, one BOEING .CO. ENGR!IJ;:J:l!S CodaY llMIIII· ptad • minor wllll llopprOOiem thot cutallorl the Olhonrioe ........ lui malden dl,Bht o! the 747, the world'slar&est cammerclal JetllnOr. BoolrW had '-«! ID lly Ito blaeat bird lor two houra · ~. But when dlpt eng)noer Jeaa Wallach obeorvod wi>Jt _.-eel to be a all,Bht ml..Ugnment during a wtJw !lop teal, PUot hck Waddell decided to eut the Olgbt short. Tile fl1g)ll lasted me hour _. 18 EVERE'M', WAS11. - rille. TuelldaJ<. TEN CENTS Middleport OJ FUnds in New a.e- tain ~IV along the Oldo RIYor wblcll the count;)' IIIIIIY ,...... ago had obta1nod lor a ~ oc1 oteamlloat landlns Ia Olive A former Pomeroy resident, Rollin P. Shumaker, 117 Arrowhead Drive, Ch~wa Twp., died a week ago &mda,y in the Beaver Falh (Pa,) Unit ol the United Hol!llltal. Mr. &!umaker was boro in Pomeroy, the son of the late George and Jennie Davia 9Ju- b' Ill l1lo 201. .' .... Volunteor Ftn ~ lo onlar.. Ita . , . _ bollldiDir _. a!tned over a 'lilt eiNm deed to CoJarl, ... Mr. Shumaker - - ~"'*"' ....... TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1969 "'-.~.tho­ -· _ Wher• Sh••• Ar• Sensibly Pried POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Bid prtooror .. :rntea'..-! ~~%~»:;::;!-:<:>.-<:~i!•:;:;:;x;:;;;:::::::::;::: , _ .... nurrtea..,....., '• VOL. XXI NO. 204 pur<NMI1 _.....,...,.,._. - Partly •looob< ... - - .... nlgbl .... Wedno., 1111!Jo . . . '' eratlni eramall,y <'~rbli: tho taller part "' tho - Pr~tatlon will total •· IHOE I . Noll• ~- ColqiMj lad l'lm*W ~ ilr r----------------------------1 i tecordod Ill 24 - · wu 78 lllehoa at Sll•or Lake, Colo., """' 14-15, 1821. The ...... Cou!IIJoro IIIIa momJ.nc \'1IIAid to Jill'· truck . .ell- lbo ColderWedlle.._,.,_. _ _ SPRING STYLES Hush AND COLORS 1.\:tpp_i.eS' ARRIVING - - DAILY The hoavleot aaoirran ..~ Nt!ws.:..·iri ': BriefS Weather ' ' Dies Sund.'.ly SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. . ·e rtttne Now You,Know . ~.Pomeroy M., U, -s:, Navy, R. L; a daugllter, Min Rebecca 9tuemaker, at home; three brothers, George R., Chippewa; Kenneth C., West Ma,yfield, and Orvill H., Darlington Frances Romine, 87, died SunTwp.; bro sisters, Mrs. Homer B, (Evelyn) Young, Wool Moy. day morning at her hcmle in Hem.. !lold, and Mrs. Albert M. lock Grove. Mrs. fumine was a (Blanche) Roy, Bea¥er Falls, and member of tbe Christian Church nine grandchildren, and a cou- there, She is survived by two sons, Or~ sin, Richard Davis of Pomeroy, (fichnicolor) ·:' .. 'Two TruekS Earl R, 1 Reading. and Thomas "THE FOX" ' ,,•.•• ••••· '•''• '•' ...................: _:.•.1,·.····:·····:·:•!·":.,.;.•·.;{ ·,~·· '; .,···l -;-:·;·~ .:~.;,_.., .·~~· .;:,~ ·!•!\:-t':>-~~::~:!O.::t -!:. -l· ::~:i:::~~:::f:~:::::;:;~ *~=~=: ~:~:=:~::::;*;:-.;:~;:;.;:::£!;l ;:_t::.;::;~~· !.;;;~. :l'J ~i~ ~· ':.. ';:;:: .:::: ~;: •':.:..:::::;,:::":::~::: "' County &ys·, . Wft'Um:t:JMWl\U.l'liccttbssn ol Babcock and Wlloox Co., and was a member of st. Mary's Catholic Church. &lrviving are his wlte, Mrs. Angeline Monza i'Jbumaker; three 110110, Rollln E., Darllngtnn Twp.; MEIGS THEATRE 1 y · maker. He was employed as a general foreman in the Hot Mlll Oreaon 84 California 73 S. Cal. 69 Wash. 56 NOT urrtv;--F'Illruu7t0.1~ • .. J-. coli~ ' ,' � 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 10, 1969 blair flowers miller romiine shumaker smith