https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/272080b64b6bf4bad26454126c5f97fb.pdf 8d5a034608bfa98a45c209d696160098 PDF Text Text Founders Day Program Held by Pomeroy PTA R~tioo ot past preaidents highllihtecl the annual Founders' Doy program MOIIdly night at the Pomeroy Elementary PTA meet- "--Recagnized and presented corsages by Mrs. Jack Carsey, pres- ident. asalsted by Mrs. Ted Reed anti Mrs. Dwight Cullwns, were Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz, Mrs. Harold Lohse, Mrs. Everett Thomas, Mrs. Oltve ~ Weher, Mrs. Oni!le Wiles, Mrs. Ben Neutlltng, Mrs. Veda Lehew Davis, Mrs. Mary Tracy Riggs, Mrs. W, A. Gibbs, Mrs. Chester Knight, Mrs. Ted Dolmie and Mrs. Leo Crew. Also recognized and presented corsages were Mrs. Pearl Iiams, Miss Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Wm. P. Gibbs, Mrs. Dan Mudows, Mrs.. Robert Roberts, Mrs. James Diehl, Miss M a r y Virginia Reibel, MissJudithCodney, Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer and Mrs. Charles Lewis. Robert Morris, principal, was also recognized and presented a boutonniere. For the program, Morris showed a fUm and students of the fourth grade presented several musical numbers. The pledge to the Oag to - n the meeting was led by Mrs. Leo Crew and .Mn. Pat Woods' cub scouts. Mrs. Marvin Burt led in grtq) singing of 14 America'' with Mrs. Neutzling at the piano. She then sang "The Lord's Prayer," Durllw the business meeti~ the district spring conference to he hold at Middleport in Aj>ril was &IUlOUJiced by Mrs. Carsey. Also announced were plans for a babe sale to he held this spring. wn.. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY FEB. 12. 13 NOT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEBRUARY H • 15 ) ,.THE SWIMMER" (Technicolor) Burt Lancaster .. Janice Rule AND 'A MATTER OFINNOCENCE' (Ta<hnicolor) ttaYII!l' Mills • Trowr Howard The principal . - . , ! lhat worl< on the p~ will eonti..,. a's 100n as weather permits. A cake decorateW in blue aM gold was served with <O!ree ml tea fl"1llll a table decorated by Mrs. Robert Lewis. Favors were miniature rocket replicas made by Mrs. Charle& LewlL Mrs. Weber and Mrs. W, A. Gibbs, both past preslderts, presided at the cotree and tea services. Mrs. Knight, a put president, am Miss Smith, a teacher I aerved the cake. Name tags for the obaerwnce were made by Mrs. Paul Elchinger and Mrs. Guy Guinther. Registration was lJndled by Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mrs. Kemeth Harris and Mrs.. Louis Osborne. Mrs. Pat McKnight was chairman of the kitchen committee, and in charge oflnvitaUons were Mrs. Guinther and Mrs. ElzaGUmore, Jr. ROcJi: !IJ'ti!NGS Granao, 7:30 Thursclsy night, ot home (I( Mr, and Mrs. Antol Lomard. ELEANOR CIRCLE, Healh Melhodllll Chur<h, 7:30 p.m. 'Ibtll'lday; Jaek S.avln baa .PJ'O ~ aram on art; Valentine JIOIV, members Invited 1o briD& bu.. banda or auealt: devotions by Norma Jean atvers: hostessea, Mra. Charles Dyer, Mra. Galen Brown, Mrs. Tom Cassell, and Nro. Max Dooabue. REGIJLAR mooting, M e i ll s Chapter, D.A.V,, Butternut Ave., hall, Pomeroy, 'Dalrllday: diMer 6:30p.m., followed by 7:30moet.1ng; all veteran• welcome. Ja~ cob Turner, conunander. PORTLAND • GREAT BEND Homemakers Club, 11 a.m. Thurlday, at home (I( Mrs. Shlr· ley Johnson: ea<h to brln&Val.,. tlnei afternoon program topic, "Colora and You ... XI GAMMA MV Chapter, Bets B1pna Phi SororiQ<, Thursday, 8 p.m. home (I( Jean Morpn, Middleport; wear slad<l. TWIN CITY !llrloe C I u b, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. <iub 1'0011! In Middleport; entertalnmont and danciDii 9Jrlnerl and wives; brlna eolverecl dllh ml own to. blo servlte. Dress Shoes JARMAN, HUSH PUPPIES, CALUMET, RAND, RANDCUFT Listed below is a schedule of sizes. ·If your size is listed you hawe fDund yourself a bar· pin! Thest Shees Art Values to $20.00 '. 6.00 pair A B c D 2 3 8 8% 9 9% 10 1~ 11 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 6 3 4 4 3 8 5 3 9 3 6 ; SHOES MIDDLE OF UPPER BLOCK A falentlne parcy was staged Tueedll)' night by the Mateo TOPS Kootchen Club for reaident1 ot . the Melea Coo!!Q< Infirmary. Valentines from ea<h of the TOPS members were distributed to the inftrmal')' tealdent1 and they were served retrelhmelltl of AOOwlChes, c~a, candy, punch and totlee. Thepr-lndeded"A~ sion 0\'8T the HIUtopu I u n I by Betty Wills, J-WID,IonandRutll Need&, and uKDeel at the Crou" by Ruth Underwood, Helen Hill, Miss Windoa and llrL WIUI .... c ..... nlld by KitiQ' Hill ul Itocine. There wao ..-- II!VIIna hymruo lncl""lntr "Loantna on tho E,....lalting ArmaV ,·"'I'IMJ! Old Rl.lll(td CI'OI•" and ~~~aua Took My llllrdtn. •• . • ' N.lhe TOJ'smeett,.whl<bno POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY or See our complete selection of new strles in ••'s sliDes, Florshelm, Jarman, Rand, Rando craft &Hush Puppies. .• ' • • I lui ofrerlntr lbr the Southside SalllemOIIt HCMISO wao taken lol• I~ a p._bif Mrs. Jameo E"*' on the •hoaslna r<ie or lllit • <hurd! ot ...._ nlght'a ....uow or Ills SOC:Ielf Cbrlstlu Santee ot Hea.lh United Melhodlat Clw'dl. "Look What la ~ .w, Rellaloo" was lhe IAliJI• Ulld .b y Mrs. Euler who gave exeetpta fr<lm an orti<le In _ , . . , Illpat poJntlna Ill chan&es taldrw place. She spoke or the demonstrations In Chlcaao led by Catholic priesb arll bllla1 of the hjp.. ltY movement in callfornill. and of the jazz music in cathedrals In Waollington, D. C. Uolntr scripture from Mattllew and Poul, Mrs. Euler reminded the members that their reaponllblllcy Is to Jove file Lon! and love tiiY neii!J>bor. She sale! the church doe1 more for world pr4Jblema than any other o~ or w-• I Now You l(now ..-t Re11e111kr :yo111 Valentine wi.rh a Sprc!GI Gif~ this Friday, Feb. 14tlr. lllbirfe.lcls lnvili yo11to ,select yo11r ValtnUne ·Gifts for everyone on yow list (ro111he big stletlions all over rbe ~lore. e The lar&etl' breo<l (I( It the Flemlljh dint, 11111<h ..... apo 14 paundo and oomolllnoo 1011 aa bl& •• 22 JIQU!Ido. ' • • . . VOL. XXI NO. 206 Cards by Hall11arll, ·Valentine Gift wrapping paper, ribbon', bows. Use our Siftl!"apping service if to&rlik -~~~~~~-~~~~:=~~:~~:~:~~~~::~:1~~~:~~:~~~~r--------------· Pf'liiOaal•--- Mrs. Euler made reference to a paraphrase on the Lord' 1 Prayer written by a college freshman tn which it was sugested that churches migtrt: do such things as become haltway houses for people returning from mental institutions or tutor underprivi· }edged children. She spoke of changes in attitudes w~thin the church and suggested that members keep an - n mind, read what the leaders are saying, aM be confident that the wUI ol God will prevail. During the meeting conducted by Mra. Nan Moore, the IUlflual valentine project was discussed. \ UP 6 AWAY - Eaatem, vaslty oo-..nod In ito 8th grade l!llm!ament game with Athens Wednesday In the gym at Meigo Hf8h School In Middleport, went down 61-12. But Ra1dy Bnrlog (10), husky EAstern athlete. never quit going ltter the ball am toward the basket. See fuU report ot game, and more pictures 3 today. Visit the Lin1•ie Department on the First Floor for many,many wonderlll Valentine's Day Glfb fur Her. We have the prettiest fashions lmaainableln Matched Sets and Coonllnate4 styles in m•velous colors. on- '.1. ' ·'· TENCEN1~ ( 6;~ . " "' lie - "' atemo1 oiepleata." iMIO- ~lnonel!ortlo alfam.'' He un<lorltned that the United llatel tho South &OYernment of VletDamese Prssldont NJIOIYen Van 1blou aa the "lepl and legitimate ROVernDlent ol tbat OQUf1try. •• He said oo arraJ1&91110n1 about the fldure (I( South Vlelnom eould he without the 1oq1n ereallilg tile noceuary ncosnl••• _..,.,... ... • '*cetul aril~ the United.. stales -ani hal "mode ......... ~sal· - - tile Delpliilarlsecl Zone, mutual or atemal forces, and prbonera "' ...... underiJiarldlrw." Oatl;r roje<Ud Communllll C:har&ll thlt Amerlea waa puraulng a polley (/( "neoeolonl· made It you've missed one of the aeemJ.nsbr 1.8'CCJI..,hle ...,_. _.., ing the scene this winter -count your bleadJwL WhBe most of tbe viruses aren•t serloua tll*llb to kii17CIU it juat SEEMS Ui<e your'ro dead - the)' do pobif"' aood 1s certainly the greatest asset around. apprcwal ol1bleu's government. Ro)odlng COinnllnllll charges that the United llates was fl8htlnl In VIetnam to establish a uneoe:olon1al" territory' Lodge said that America's poUcy aims were to establish ua stable and lutlntr peace in VloUtam and In TOMORROW IS V ALENTJNE DAY so aa,y scmetldJrc to your sweetheart - do it, do it, do itl And what a d~ for a wedcllog amlverary, huh? That's - I t will he for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shuster, LlncoiJI Helcbts r e t i COilll'•tulationsl ~ng of anniversaries, Gerald and MU1ie Shuster. with Ill of the 37 years of marriage, almost look Uke bealnntra ~ to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols of 1\cJpers Plabla who ..ar'lllld their 62nJ anniversary in January. The Nichols' are most fortunate iD that both are very aetiw Mr. Nichols still drives. The COll)le has niDe liYiac chlldna. Datil Mr. ard Mrs. Nichols are 82. hltheaat A.a." 1.oc1p r.......t his pledge t11at American and other allied troops will begin withdrawing as all North Vietnamese and usubverstve forces" withdraw Into North Vietnam. • A two • cause~ $100,000 clvil suit filed In Meigs Councy Common Pleas court today was the result of a traffic acclckn alledged to have caused the death al a Marietta man last year . Barbara Ann Burna, aclmlnls· tratix ol the estate of David Louis Bums, deceased, Marietta, is suing Roy Lee Buchanan, Third St. , Pomeroy. The Burns petition cbargeoo Buchanan with negligence by drl· vlng whUe under the infiuence al. alcohol whenhisvehiclecrossed the centerline on Route one • tenth of a mile north ul the lunotloli'•. or ~ llosd 10 and st:ruck the vehicle operated by her husband. The accident ocCurred April 5. The first part of the action aaks for $25,000 for the sufferlng r1 the deceased during the oeven clays he survived and the second cause lf for $7S,OOO aa pecuulary injuries sull'ered by the plaintiff and her three .. year old son. TtVO Accitlenls r. Occur OR lr~QIR .... • DR. HAROLD BROWN ANNOUNCES hours for d!o S\Uiday drive for tamd1 with numerous workers tald1W Jll11. &crOll Meiga County will be from 2 to 4 p. m. The observance to raise money for the heart fwld clrhe will In another actioo ft.\edtoday, he on Feb. 23. Charles D. Wb!ebremoer and LID· Also as a part of the drive this yeor wW be on alJ.cll,y ndlo da WlnebreMer, 1053 Vine -*·• Proat'llll over WMPO on TUesd~, Feb. 2$. There will be a wldo Middleport, are alklng tor $3,range of local talent on hand and a crew of YOIIDI 1Mle1 wUl be 011 317.64 from Glerm C, Glaze, telephones durlog the clay to aecept pledges. Glaze COnstruction co •• 349 Lincoin St. , Middleport. IT'LL BE DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., any clay lor llr. 11!!1 The petition of the Wlnebren .. Mrs. BW Grue&er, M14dleport. This will mark the 19th cooaecuthe nera• charges Glaze agreed to year tor the Gruesers to atten:l the auto races at Dl.yt.oaa. build a home for them at a coat cl $22,000 and the amount was to STUDENT TEACHERS IN THE Meigs Local &belli District he paid In four dleburoomonts In this semester - aD trom Rio Gratde COllege - are flmlll-r taetL accordance with work oomplet- The group includes. Jerry Davis and Bill YOU!IIl at the MelgaiiJcb ed. School and John Lisle at the Pomeroy Elementary. Jt ls claimed by the plaintif:t:s they paid a total of $19,100 to OUT EASTERN mGH WAY, Mrs. Allee Nease, vocal D!UIIc Glaze which Is $1,500 mou than perviaor. is revivUw her anmaal minstrel. Last f811', Allee leA Cbl the IUIIOU!!I he It tnltled to !or \'OCllll muel<. lnstr.uctton !laid for lbe -t~lll!d II'!If a highlll!ftt of the acbool yeor was dr"''''CL llowem, y-. Alko returned to the vocal lnstru<tlon and you knoof ._ it Is -tile ....,. there are outatlmding bills to. must go on. The presentation is tentatively set for late llarcb. r ..,, r;t,;;,.;fi..e ol7 Jaj;~~· . .... ·~=c~P'" . -HiiS" "Sfiw~·. :·:;,;~~~ti,~~:;"·''"' ~~C:~=~~=:r~!~ !:, ~~ra:o~;:,: Walt till you slip info the soffn~ss feelt like the finest silk- yet launders like a dream I lt't ULTRA VINOI And we lavish it with eaquisile Florentine llllllrlltllryand lace.Ja"el!. loby dolt, 1l10pcoot, ~own,' m·l. ----------------------------· Remember Him ) 0~ With AGift Of Slacks Jewelry... Trim cut Coaual Sloclc• or ConMf'l'atlvo StyiH . 811 •ot.cflan of sla:.. fw-olft 29 to 50. All •• p.,.,anent prooa. F-..ouo mOicH •uch oa Ro•ton, Lni, Wrontl.,, Stadium. • Other ~jlefltlno Gift WHo MHo o.W laors Do,.rt!Mflt HoalorJ - IWMiora - Jacllots - lolts Suopofl4.,, - 'ttoo - Unclerw. . W'IH'Ir. Clotho• - Shlrto - ' - " ' Shlrto. fo Reme.mber day, at the home of Mrs. EmerHeritage in Needlework;" Mrs. Dwl&ht MUh..., speai<er, Owing tho 50th A.nnh•.,••Y Solo of RCA. You C«< a...-o •• ~n~o~cfl oa $100 on fino 111.11olfty RCA Storoo •Itt-. AM. FM, oi'MI HI lt«oo Rocillo•. Why dott't ,.ov . •tot~ In tho Mualc Deportment 2nd floGr, .talco o 1-11;. han o dom-otretlon of RCA St.,.. Sht'll alwll'f' lnasurt this SJI«ittl day .. . anti yeur wondtrfpl gilt af (twelry. a-ored by Soothem lfi8b ae~>­ · I Ju1t received a brand new ••l•ctian of J"elry ·far ~ ValentiH Dar Giving. Pins, Earrlng1f Bracelet•, I 1' IKA Sttr11 Valentine VALENTINE DID« Fr1dll)', f - n g GIOUBter • Southern pmo, ~<ine Junior Hf8h School, oncl lt111 oN for )"'t..r VolontlrM? I 1 I I I 1 ~----------------~ 1 ~!~~~~~~~~~~------------~--J -a. .f() MUiion Ideal Valentine Gifts F1011 the Readr To Wear Dlllllrbnent An ""collont YGiuo In Wo-na Hand L'!"oio.l ftlly .. F01hlo!io.l Sw,.otoro; 100" Yllflri Ac.,llc, Oia•ditiGO •!Yio, Bulky ond flat kn.lta. 'Soo~l~ oioo•liu!W, lilrto In Mlio~ blue and whtto•••.•.:....-.-...- .. --...... . ..... . ........- .......... 6.00 ----------------------------· lOG% Vtijl~ .~· ~.-~ ln,;~ol bottOn Ac•;llc C..idtgon ..,. .. olo,voa; match!og ,..,1 trloo. mol••· ·ajfUa, tiD~ llilue, coral -~-----~Now Spring Colors SM.20% on , .....sure Draperies Mock ''""•· neck, IN~, fMIIYJ .,. oido he1ni. in I omo - · _:t.!!..,..O<· ro. Doctor ' .r' wltfJt I .. . , . , , Huddle Has First ··~·· -l1e,r •lppoi In 10 , , CitatlODS East Main St, Wednesday. At 7 p, m., a car driven by Loots D. Leo, 36, Racto.,, at- . Seven defendants were fined and three forfeited bonds Tuesdll)' nigllt in the <;<JUri o1 Mlclclleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher. Forfeiting borda were Nelson L. Newell, 18, GaJJIJ>olls, S$0, reckless operation; John R. Berk· ley. 18, Gallipolis, $25, speedtrw; Jotm H. Daughert;y, 50, Cheshire, $18.70• .running a red light. Fined were Harolcl E. Heger, 33, Lore Bottom, $15 ard coats, speeding; Josephine L. Bolinger, 48, Pomeroy, $10 aoo costs, aJ)eedl~v; Steven Scott, 19. Che. shire, $15 and costs, speeding; Wayne E. Davis, 19, Middleport, $10 and <oats, iO yield the right of Will': Elclon Walburn, 52, M1ddleport, $10 and roots, rUJIIIina ltop sign; Leland Sax· ten, 61, .POIMroy, $15 and coats, bttoxicatlon, and Kennethl Wise, 38, Cheshire,. $15 and <OSta, ran.... s~lng. '. tallng $1,817.64, owed by the defendant to various peraona and BUSY, Bl!SY MEMBERS OF the Ladles Awdllary oflhe s,n.. firms for material and labor cuso Fire Department will stqo a Waahington B1rtlodll)'- be. and some of these parties have ginning at 4:30 p. m. on Fe\. 22, at the Syracuse SchooL threatened, e.nd others tlled, meThe ladies also are working on their glatt Ea&tern bltket prooo chanlc's liens against them as ject and already have 300 besi<ets made !rom pJ¥tlc contalnora. I! owners oC the house. you have any plastic containers around the house the auxllllry WOLilf like to have them. J&st give Mrs. Ada Slack a ring. tempted to stop in hi• lane of traffic, but went over the curb an:l adjacent railroad tracks. st•lklng a utility pole. Heavy damages were lncurred to the car. Lee Was not injured. At 3:55 p. m., a car driven by Ketti! G. Ridenour, 25, Che•· ter, struc:k the rear of a cardrtven by Robert c. Hysell. 181 Pmteroy. The Hysell car had stopped in ito lane of tralllc. Medimn damages were incurred to the Hysell <:ar and h<8vy to the Ridenour vehlde,polieesaid. Ridenour was cited to Mayor's Court on assured clear distance charges. E-R Squad Called Grubb, The PomerO¥ emergency squad answered a tall to the Pomeroy Post Office at 8:05 L m. Thursday where Doris Deeter, Long Bott<lm, Rtoue 1, had fainted. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, treated, aoJ. re-leased. Wednesd~ It 3:50 p. m., the aquad went to the home of Arthur Stokes on East Main St., whowas taken to Holzer Medical center by ambulance. VETERANS MEMOJUAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - None, DISCHARGES Rll)'mond Frecker, WWtam Zerkle, F1orence Werry. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSlONS - Martha Rose, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES - Nooe. CORONADO, C&llf. (!J~ enlllted 111011 Who worked ID the ~ sactlm (I( lhe· USS Ploublo have clealed tile ~ of their auperlor, Lt. Sle(lloen Barrio, lhal he ordered iiJ) ...ret,- i anci...,Jpmont olo!!lrQyed 1torore Communllll Noijh Korea ~ lllit oblp. It bad<ed up the e<fllpment. The six men telti!led that oll1cero Harris never they attad<ed tJoil ~~~<ret electroluued oloatructloo onion !or the nlc oquijlment In the Intel· Pueblo's aoeret papers and !lienee opoc:e with atedge c!evlcao, hammon. The Navy drew a Among the lix was CTC, curtain (I( secrecy over the Donald ~ Who said the question of how mw:h acll!ally Koroana !It!!)' have a wu oloatroyed. Bit tile 'l!tilora The -.ala hoi4IDB an· <Ct~~Wlete wrlltetl report (I( the , .fald the c!evlcea were so lnl!dr7 IDio the Fueltlo'a l!tizure Pueblo'a lntell'--eUtoerlntl d!ln!>le the bammero almolll Oil tile hill! MU ol Nortlt mission o1 North Korea. bounoed bam and hlt · tllem ID Korea Jan. 23, 11161, IIH!I ' J'eR)ard sale! 11!8re ...,.. \WQ . their taeeo. Fivately IOdor, ~ li> •eopleo ul tllo .._t. and lhal be the pp pereonall1 oloatro.Jed 0111 cf llarrla, a llarvard-ealild Harrla' atatli- and lltoM of thom. HI> did not 111!11 lntelllgenco IIPOCialllll fr<lm MOt· hi;L "~ . llilt otl!er. . · Maso., told Ills oourt ·• ·~· "all ... ~- Or Dnld !.., Rlller. It, "' ._.. F~. . .. ·. ' ~; .~ f'lo.Oblo'i . . . _ ~ , ~Barrio cluotlio.l ~ In lilY Eflht Weclnosclsy. alatenl!mts (/( two <hlel pett;y -old!'r .• ~.. ....... _or ....,..._ . . tn'iii. "*'• or ra-··- ·•,,;; •;,.·,. · ~ llot . tbt · - · .,.... ... ·~ . -Of·"!a,.UW,-0!111 rtcJ!1oedtopowdir." . ... .•• ·' 1," . ' lbt..)P!!II!< . - u 11!!1 bj d . . . uar ·c ·~ ~~- . .i, r. • , ' ~ ' ,.~ wltlo • •• Hal~ Two Boy Scout omclals Were guests in observance of Boy Scout Week Wedne~ when the Pomeroy Llons Club met Cor a luncheon at the Pcmeroy United Methodist Church. Introduced by Club Preslclent Fred Morrow were Tan Grubb, district program director, and Cbadds Hall, MGM District Scout executive. HaD spoke on scouting, point- Office Space 8 EM Deny Spook Unit Destroyed -.. Now during o)le Spocial 20% Off Solo io tho perfect time to. buy those new drap,ries you've b.een want• ing. Choose from hundreds of fabrics and Colors, lined ot unlined and all iot a saving of 20% · now. Otep headings, hand ••• pia·~•• double The strike Is al!eellng 55 workors. tobeStrlker --~N~-~ •• f1VE CENTERVILLE Hl8h School ~~ ~·Ml\•. sul!))el!\lod late Wednesday for lltterlog the school grourll-.. halli Ud reattoams witt. dead animals. tuiU ... vmuw ..---e ' ·The Cfl'CI~""' of crow&, six rabbits, two c~lekens. a rae- structkm back lOttie sb weeki. •oon and tw~ II}P ~ere IOOnd ocatter'l!l !J>aide and outolcle the s<hool When thil - e r dam c:olll!ll8ed W-SIIsy whe'ili<iasses bepn. 1D De<ember, war~\ was sot bad< ·. anolller30claya. p~ he pt'f!IICM Workera are on hand, Joow. CoLUMBUS - DR. Dil~ON COOLEY, HOIJSTON heart trano- ever, lo pump water from tho plant ..,..lallat, sold here Wedaesclsy thai he would make provtaJ- ~ dam holea a<oordlnc ID ·t11at his ¥Ito!: orpn1 be u.I!Od In Jnnsplanto,~ Ill• death. GoZa, "IIi ~r to abi<le by my own oonvlcilon 11\it llfi!ID trsruopJao. tsUoo II .l!lll>ortant, I have to be WUII!Ifl to oi!ate my own orpna," Coole)' iald durlntr ,I vloit to Ohio State 1Jtoi¥11!'1lty HOS)IItaL · ·four For both her casll41 ... and dressy .. , mometiiS we 114ve stockings in all her V(ry favcwite colors. Stockings to carry her through the days ill the best of fashion. heiJII. <lalmln& the job. Slate of Oftleers Stockings !•~:ke:~,blind stitched mU.ing Cl!lNTl!:IIVILLE, For Your Special Valantiqe Dqrb or ' I Give Her An I THE UNITED STATES HAS AGREED to a BOY. el><lay Tot holidaY. ,._,oellre In Vietnam, San. John J. Sporkman, J>. Ala., •lei tu!aj<. Sj>Orkman ta a nonkJng m""""r of 'lllit SeMte For· eiiP! R8latlonl C!ll!unittee. · · O.ances (I( rompletlng tile new ~ aaid He wa 11 informed ot the decision by t:h& Nlxoo ad- $12 million four - lane l'ePI:acemlnls~tlon and said he was told the eeaaefire would last sewn ment bridge betwailm Kanauga Prei(UII!IIbly, the period woold begin Monday, tho start Tot and Henderaon, W. Vo., thloyoar _ 01' the Vietnamese lurar new year. a.ppeal-ed dim today following the proje~s third strike since Qc:. tirf!ft over~' Iober. ." NELLIS .\FII. NEV. _ AN AIR FORCE FlU A fii!J>tor-!Jombor A<<ordlng to Ed Goza, super. dlslppeared on a rdght trainlpgmlsslonWednesday, triggering a rna... tntendent ol the Al John80n Consive air search over at least two Western states. The •6 mUUon structlon Co., work was baited awin,-wh~ aircraft left Nellla Air Force Bue at4:05 p.m. Wednes- last Thursday as a result ol a jill)' m1 ••s due to return at 7 p.m. followtow a training Olgllt over jUrisdictional dlaJJUte between NeYida md Utah. two unions. "Search and rescue Ol&hts by Air Force helicopters and other Goza sale! the Federal Govem· aircraft bePn minutes after the FlllA was overdue,'' said all Air ment and the .constructiCIIltlnn Force IJ)Okeamao in a brief release early today. had awarded a Job to the POe The Flt}A, the object ol congre11ional bickering and mlllltary Drive~& Union, but Labor un. controversies, c:ar.rled two pilots. The names were withheld. ion Local 543, Huntington, wae 5""""',. 1rupended for litlm-ing r~---------------1 Your • American ag W~GTON- and luxury of t:.it ~nder blend of doc:ron poly~tsfer and cotton. It looks and Mr. and Mrs. William M<Kel· vey were ln Belpre amday for a birthday oboorvance with Mr. and Mra. Robert McKelV<If. 1b< birthciaJrs of WUilam and Robert McKelvey were observed. Other ~PJesta at the aftalr wwe Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andria, Jennlfer and JOIIDie, Belprej and Mrs. IDa Mae West and Delores, Parkersb.irg, W. Va. bold in conlwoetion wtlh..tho.1>01V Mre. Underwood ml ~ Hobo erte were welcomed imo t h e memhership. It was !ln!!OUI!Ced Uwt Shirley Ash was the winner or ttoo 10 pound <ootost and membero• were reminded to gi vo her a 10 cont gill. Qloeen or the week was Mr1. Ash with Frlll<ea Hom as 11!0 r~HDrll). Hender took the pig for weight pin ml Bet· 1Y GUlley allll JeaJO Warner tied for the tr...h. At the meetlna was 0111 KOPS (keep o!f poundo aenalbl,y), 16 TOPS, ·and nine plgo. Not lo11 of tho fi!'OI4l waa 28 powda. Kathy HUI or Rutland woo tl!a door prize. Mn. Need1 presided at the mmlng wl!lch ..,.ned wtth the TOPSpra,yer anO ~. Progress On B:.-··~e 111 Vnltllil Pross lulemltiO!!Il IAIIIfl ....... IIIII 32 to 40, lora; music by "Next In Une," ~ cl'OWJ!ing o1 Valenti.., Queen, SATURDAY mGH SCHOOL dance .1>01V un. der 'S<hool aporuorllhlpSaturday, 8 to 11 p.m., at lllit Melp Hi8b School audltor!wn In Middleport. Tho Jll)'l will em<ee. "to find ...,. to the OIXItendbJtl forces IIIII' ..,,_ lor tile w!Uodn«aa ........ _.u $100,000 Suit Filed Visif in Belpre 11 \ ,.I hope your relpDIIH will be pollitivo," Lodge told tho VleiDam _ . . ....,....,_ dlsConunun1Jt aide at Ills ~ euas military mlllter1 before session o1 tile CGII!eren<e. reeolvlns the polltl<sl Nture or South VIetnam. 'The chief American neavtla· The 41 forelgn mlnllter" ol the tor bepn his BJlOe<h S8)'io& that NLF reiterated his ilamlng that the statementa 0{ the ComJnu. the Communists -.ld oonttnue nlot cleleptiooa In the Drill fll!l>tlns until 't he romplete three sesalons of the conference withdrawal "' Ameri.... and "Indicate a laek tA. underatandother allied forc:ea. lng (I( tho 80I)o (I( the United Lodge, In a terse speech re- states bolh bore <Ill Paris) and stating allied pr<JpOsalo, urgocl In Vietnam. •• North Vietnam and the VIet LOOge then restated AmeriCOil& to join the allies In an ca's omc:1a1 poUcy "tor the sake church at 2 p.m. Thursday to prepare trays of cookies for shutIns. The society voted to pay onefourth of the cost of two new ta· bles for the dining room. It was aMOlllced ttat cookbooks are again available. Mrs. C. M. Henne BY opeued tile meeting with sn organ _preludt. Devotions by Mrs. CSrroll swa... son included a poem "Let Not YOW' Heart be Troubled" by Ida Scott nylor and scripture t'rom John 14 m1 Poalm !6. She read a meditation on ' 4FaitbiiXI F81r" and concluded with prayer. The valentine theme was carried out in the rerreshmeot table decorations. Red an:l white earnotions were flanked by reel 1.pers_and used with a heart replica. Hostesses were Mra. BerMrd Fqltz. Mrs. E. M. Wood, and Mrs. Forrest BachteL 0 Hanoi Deaf to Lodge's Plea u.s. " - -IIIIJ'rlof....., ~_) 0 .... . p ARlS (!JPI)- 'l!lo Ualtacl states called on lho ~ nlsta todQ to giTe a ,•-,eP!f've relljiOIIoe'' to allied ,...... • .., ~ealatlon or lllil, v~ War as a prelude to ~ 'The ~ "' •hie! neaotlttur Henry Cabot Loclp fell of deaf ear•. boweYer... ' Tron lUI Klem, chief ...,.a. lor (I( tile Viet ~~ Nldonat Libera- Frmt (NLF), ~eJect. ed out "' band the "allied Members are to meet at the .... ....... It . . . ." .... .odeaotl-eoNP. . JIIIIa r.. ~~.: "'· THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Izatton. aoo Jones; theme, •:.., ~- . ' Weidla.er nt1n~~1 ~~~ at y • Browse arounclrllroqll • every depiUIIItllf ~~every floor. Many new amilllls for you co see and fluy; Big selections, too, of Valentiitt TOPS Club Party Held For Infirmary Residents 1 ALL SALES FINAL ' FRIDAY JITNEY SUPPER, Eastern Hf8h &boo!, serving 5 to 7 p.m. precedii'C the MWer - Eastern haoi<etbaD game. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daugiltors at tho Aln· erlcan RevoluUon. 2 p.m., Fri· SHOES DISPLAYED ON RACKS FOR YOUR EASY SELECTION. 72 PAIRS ON SALE 7 7111 toriD..,..u.n on Fob. 25: dinner at 6:30 wllh ladles u &Ueltl, precedea fD.. ljiO<IIon. POMFJIOY LIONS ClUb, 1'011)1· lar mez'lna,. Wedneld.Q',12~ l'olllorQf u D I t • d Church: Tom Cusell has pr<> II'ODI .., BDy Scout Week. prize awardocl. sUe is Cairo University at s Slle Price --·made Held for One Final Clean Up J ..... Maoanl• Tompla; put ..... ..... • delree lo be CGII!ernd; Initiation is SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY! ' POMEROY CHAPI'EII 110, ~· at Arch IUIOIII, ltaWd camocatlon, Weclnoiiiii.Y, 7:30p.m. l'olll· FEENEY • BENNET!' P o 1 t 128, Ameriean Ledon. 7:30, at the hall. SHAKESPEARE CLUB, 1:30 p. m. weclnosday, at the home (I( Mrs. Sarah Glbb1: Mrs. Geor· gl.a Williamson, hoRe.a . SYRACUSE 1binl Wodnesclsy Homemakers Club, Feb. 12, at 10 L m., Municlpal Park here; ''Know Vaur COunty Gowrnment"' to be the topici leaders, Mra. Herman LondOO. Mrs. 0.. mon Ferrell; hostesses, M r a. William Hayes, Mrs. Honnl Nolan am Mrs. Miltm Roush; roll call word. 11 Heart." Potluck Initiation was held for one lunch at noon. each bringirw: her member by Bethel 62, lnterna-- own table service. tioral Order of Jobs Daughters, Morday night at the Pomeroy MaTHURSDAY sonic Temple. GUIDING STAR Coonc:U 124, Katl\y King, hoolored qoen, DaUIIhtors of Ameri•• Lodge, Sy· presided at the meeting. Pre- raeu1e 1 at their hlil Thursday, sented and escorted to the Eaat Feb. 13, at 7:30 p. m.j potluck for 1 welcome were Thomas c. dlmer at 0 p. m., each member Edwards, a knight ol the York to bring a ccmie valentine. Cross of Honor, and Harry ChesCOMMUNITY SERVICE rom. her, worthy patron of Eva~ memoratina Rellgl.oua Emphaaia geline Chapter 172, Order ot the Week, 7:30 1bllrsday nilht at Eastern Star. tho MlddleportFiriiiUnlted Pro•·. Other guests were Mrs. Mar- byterlan Church; Rev . Nyle Borjorie Crow, Mrs. Franklin Rlz.. den, GalllpoUs State b!otttuto, er, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thabet, speaker; special muaJc by the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ki•, Mrs. Mount Morloh Baptist Choir: Peggy Taylor, Mrs. Ami TurnlljiOIIsored by F - · BemeU er, Mrs. Ann Rtt>e, Mrs. Betty Post 123, Amertean Legion. MinM.lplea, Bob Kirw, Mrs. Sylvia Isters of the communlcy will par. Midkiff and Mrs. Harry Chesher. tidpate. Refreshments were served folBRADBURY PTA, 7:31l1bura. lowing the meeting by Ella Smith, clay nilbt at tile Bradbuey Eleprmwter of hospirallt;y, assisted by Da Darnell, Mabel Goegleln, mentary School; Founder'• DQ', Bessie Klng, arxl Mrs. Mldkift with reoosnltion ol put prest.' dent; Larey Morrisoo, A o s L ~pt_ ol tile Melgo Local School One of Largeat District,. apeakeri refresllments One· of the world's largest oerved by !IOeial rommtttoe; door universities located on one Giza . Egypt, with an enroll· ment of more than 27.000 students, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 'IIIIDNE!Il ...y Church's Role is Reviewed , .. . . of ·tho Visit Lions .. y' • '. ing out the district has 1,111 boys taking part in the and that .. _ . .. to thepnci• in Meigs Coualy has- · dertul.'' Five oewtmitahl.webeen formed, he said. Stressl~W anew~ ..Bor Power '76 1 h Hall Aid the .,.. anm Is limed to reo<hooeQ,I&af tllree boys but added hl1 dreun is to reach every bcr tn. Meigs Coun1;r. Goals of tho srouttog PICCitja <an he roa<hed with Ills Mlp Clf. interested adults. Hall said. reported that mcre uniti; _.. parts at Mole• Count:y, Grubb also IIPol<e on •<PI*IIIil In the trl • <our(y ani!• Be stressed lllit satlatactlmiD-"" POINT PLEASANT - T h e iog with yooth .... ~ Goodyear Tire and Rubber eom. them for the lloWre. ' Jllllll' has ......,oed roonpletion The Lions Club IU'el'.....lta (I( a 12,000 _..., loot of. regular noonluncheantnctila~­ fks bodJ.dlng, wbl<h almoat trJ. prelerence to evem.meel¥. pies tile 'ol!lce area formerly available. II Includes a large -~ . modem qJedlcal fa<Uiv, _ . • •.,. ed ml todtor areos, and a large, modern receptlm area ~'-' lo . w i"-:..ii. tor GoodyOC" vloltors. nau £Av-.., . . _ The walla and partitions in the olll<e are «<llltructed ul Vldene COLIJMBUS - Sea., ~ .111118iln& a ~Iller lllrfaeed CGlllns, lWrootoa, _ . . _ .fl .,.U. JIIIIIOI!ng. 1b~ Vldeno film, the ~Oil c.o+'llt 4 from wlllcb Ills ponolintr takea lolll)'.l!!iredtloed a · -' - tiD 1\1 WOI· pruduoec1 at ~~ the .Old0' Ju Gooclyoer omplCJT· nin<tal aid to , .... , . In wollol with tho . ~ IIJIIIc- gnlna, lend& Undor tMmoat· o: ·-.a.l atmoipllerelotbeof·. whlcb wao Collilu. Jfould -* '••ift. 1'1nll1'..._*• .VI.-. - n.o-,' Thll c..aatrucuon ... ~. ed by R. G. ;eo.,- Sonlth -~· ' ... IJe needed In Middleport llll1 odllt Is CDmpleted . . EdloeatiOI!..... dlatrlota , . <0!11441'01.. tl!a ~vine ' Jib~ 'Dif&.. ~-· �. ' % . ... ~, ( ..,. DoiiJ ~. ~ - - · -·-'·- t ' 0., n.r.lt,, , _ , . 11, I - ' . " ' ! q.allipo'i~, ' Hove a Heart, A Healthier One · It'~· Heart Month again. 'l'llio ia the lllth Heart Fund campaign. Wlil.'b -will continue through February and re~if.a cnmu on Heart Sunday, Feb. 23, w · more than 1 ~ million volunteers " 'ill an on their neighbors to distribute he -saving I iter at u r e and to receive Heart Fund donations. The American Heal't~ation reports that !,here has been a · of 18.4 per cent In the cardiovascular th til&. for ' Nation's Business Next? plsee the oum total of your barnyard colleetiona into the same wicker receptacle. • 4. A supe'rflult;y of culinary experts hu a tendency to disarrange the preparatioo of the meat extr.ct Nicolu Chauvin was brush-oft'. 5. Never calculate the poe .. wounded In the Napoleonic Send your teensge questions to sible oomber of your Juvenile wars and awarded a saber YOUTH ASKm FOR rr. eare ot poultry unW the usual period of honor, a red ribbon and Hel"en Help USl this newspaper. ot iacubaUon has been tw1.7 ac. a pension of 200 francs. He made a name for himself as HELP IS ON ITS WAY complished. the most ardent and out· Dear Helen: 6, The c:iaatom,ary l,l'lllbol of reMa;Ybe YOU are omart """"''i p! power doeo DOt neeeosaril) spoken of Napoleon's admirers, Thei ' World ' to know aU the answers to the llldkate de1trable 111enlal tnaAlmanac notes. His exag· "aOtmiimentelle" <tuiZ (tbat'lurn- ~t,<. gerated praise was ridiculed ed proverb& into super.....,.ey de· by fellow soldiers and cari· 7, The habitual c:harsetertollca scriptions) but we aren't. We d vacWaUon will, on rrequent eatured by writers so that have bets golng on whit some ol chauvinism now m e a n s occuims eqeoder the tallure mindless pa!rlotiom, agthe sentences mean. Would y o u of the end to be oecurod. gressive nationalism and please. PLt:AS£ print the an- 8. . Eacb maaa ol vapory coJ.. glorification of war. swer~?- AN ORDINARY BRAIN leetlon ouspendad in the !IrmaDoor Ordlnary Brain: haeaa'-'lor-atlonof I IOO('edl Memo to me: Here.. metalllc hue. alter, !lever print a ~z wllhollt 9. Tho !lyblg pheoomoaa of "And whether the land is the answers. rich or poor, and whether the othoraal ~ of a kinBecause hundreds ol you aak- dred kind, come Into aaaodadon there is wood i1t it or not. Be ed, lily syndicate has eome to the of good courage. and bring ifoprloully. rescue with mimeographed ctJIIof the fruit of the 10. Davtstlm from tho ordi- some land." Now the time W<IS the ies ol tile u suvernmentese quiz" nary or common i'outlno of exls- season of the first ripe AND THE ANSWERS, teaee il that which glvea zest grapes.-Numbers 13:20. wltll a few extras suaaelted ~),­ to man•• cycle ol. axUtence. • • • readers. It is only throu~h labor 11. 'lbole who J)OII81S tallThey are available to everyone and prayerful effort, by uslly IIUie ~ often project who sends me a LONG, ~tamped gr un energy and resolute tbem&elna Jato situations where aalf-<lddressed anvelopo, courage, that we move on to the winged, ethereal llkeneaa or hotter things. - Theodore -~.. Sorry sbout tllatl - H. IDIR helltste to perambulate. Roosevelt, 26th U.S. presiDear Readers: 12. He who tokes hlmoeif into dent. llleidentally, I haYe hod ouch a respoaae to the aforemention- the arma of Morpbeua prompt.. ed' '"Pernmentese proverbs., ly at evODtlde, 111111 lllrU tho before they're hatched. that I've searched around a n d day before It Ia ofl!clally an6. Uneaay Ilea the bead tbat exfound 8011le ·more. nus TIME nouncad bY the riling wears a erown. you•n find the anners at the cels In pflyllesllltnoss, Increas7. Nothing ventured nothing es hia eccmomte asset1 and cereend ol the column. gainod. brates with remarkable eftld. I. Compounds of h.Ydroeen and 8. Every cloud baa a sth•er AUTHOR UNKNOWN m;ygen, In proportion of two to oncy, lining, ANSWERS one, that are without vf1ible 9. Birds of a feather nock toI. Still watero run deep. movement, invariably now witi:J gether. u.. In giau Jll'ofUndit,<' 10. ,Varlet,< Ia the spice of holtaea lhould never t brow 2. A boczy ol persms abldlnc in life. a domleDe ol slllea combined with atones. 11. Fool1 rullh In where an. 3. Don't prt all yoor in metallit oxides should not care. pis fear lo tread, oneballlret. lellly project Small geoJoelesi 12. Early to bed, early 1o rlae, t. Too IIW\T ccoko opoll the ~P~clmens, makea a man bealth,y, wealthy 3. 11 ia oot advantageous 1o broth. and wlae. S. Don't count )'GUr ~ktnl -r ,. 2. "-1• - I· ! •a• Hatlo's AsK Wf WIFE·., WNT!Ne FOR TilE Dolt IIG IM~ TO f¥.Y,., FEW ~IIPLIII'IEIImi•·l BUT NO COMMENT• • • Ins the overtime lo cop the victory, Gllllpolio trailed 9~ the first period ended and wa1 be- 'fHEN ,.,T TilE PI'RTY ~E 16 PRETTY TALK TO EVERY IN THIO PLACE .. • • ALL i'IIW DRESS? \' By United Preas lntel'llltlonal A near slugtes.t , a derensive •how and surprise deCeat marked a heayY schedule ot Ohio college blsketball action Wodnesd., night thlt Included 13 games. Tlle Unlversit,y of Detroit's Spencer HaywoOO punched a referee duri~ a game with To- a. a 17·. \ ' year-old boy to b a v e a" ._ Q.:.b II _ . . . for slrotel . ' ,,,.•• . A-.lt q poulltJe but veq rare. The cauae .WQuld ~~~--"' llkety be a blowout Ot a· o!_oll:. .:!' q · · bralq gellltally halr~.,J;" rather !han· · · · .' • of lbe arteria· or bi1Jio •• pretaure. ·-.. ...... ' '·' nova 70,., object - starring bla BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - FJla Kazan's soo Alan In the original Marcello paylq all thsl Of cour se.pro- Mastroianni role .... What' a hapressJonal attention to Ra~:J~el pened 1o Alan's career - he Weleh because he thinks he can skyrocketed into discovery - ormake her a "great actress" ... &declo care in our ravorite forelcn ei!J ... ,. Not at all crushed by her one-nigtd: Bdwjl', run in · "The Mother Lover,'' talented actress rueen Heckart recuperated witb an infusion or the fine pasta at Louise's E. S8th st. reltallrant ••• . • Zillionaire Newt Glec:kel's 8011. Jeffrey and Lovely Ronnie Feuerstein postponed the engagement, Alter his lmg illness, attrac. tlve actor Tom Drake (The boynext<loor JUdy Garland sang to) is reviving his career •••• Times critic Clln Barnes in Holiday mag suggests Bdwy. abolish :First Nights; Bdwy. producers are On record as wanting to abolisb Clive .... We're all to-: First Nl!lhls - attor 25 yeors o1 Bdwy. flr&Wllibtlng we CSD testl(y performaDces are sharper, more stimulating and stimulated; and whatever the stupidities oi stagepremiere erowds and tllere are some, selcktm ls a cast so keyedup to their ensemble and sepa- rate beats. We hope the rumors aren't true about handaome Julle WUson and her lrtsb husband Mike MeAloney .... Neil Simon has two big !tits on Bdwy. right now ("Plaza ~lte" and "Promises'~ and ..... he had three; but only oow after hia 7th. and 8th smasb ha1 Sardf.•s added his caricature to Its Wall of Fame. ••Great Wblte Hope- • overnight. celebrity James Earl Jones said be doesa't feel the need to expre11 status aa most do: 1'Many have gold teeth, drive Cadillac&, wear line clotlteo, ll'> 1o tho bast reatauranta and so Oil. l don't bell8fe in lt." He was iJ1 the Plll.fboy Club w1teli he slid it .... Fine · Metopera diva l'lllr- loY Verrett arrived In -cie, b1 but her luaalll' never made DeiPite rumors former .Jets• owner Sonny Werblbt lo oot the backer of Joe Namath's "BroadWI¥ Joe" restauraatsi on the other hsnd Somy will ltool<rolt allUme top joche;y Elldle Arcaro'o refrelllunent chain with Bob c:tuiste~Mrl')', former N. Y. poatmlster and manager ot the (alul) - - Astor lfo, tel ... , ll wu a dllrorent, aub•ad Roelt;y Grazlono at Otrlo_to'o: Sir Roclnra11 .asld.,for the nrot Ume Ia hl8 life he'd Just INJII - Wlt«< he vlilted o u r maimed and W veteran. at st. ~ Hol&litil .. ~ Hore'o tame: all ~- y, cit,< buHs will feature illlt Opera ci1Ya E¥t(yn Lear's reelpe lor the perfect omelet atarting Fob. :W, Aida'• lr)'ing to boy otop.oiualesl rl8hta to "Cass- ' t A-la Addla•"• dlleue, 31, l!loscow is not likely to disclose soon the real Identity ot thi'man seized in the Kremlin after firing at a motorcade carrying Sovlet astronauts and Communist leaders. The· R<tssian now- held ··~riooner in· .notorious. Lubyanka Prison is reported to be an, army officer in his 2lls who apparently aimed to kill party chief Leonid Brezlmev. One version in Moscow even has it that he was a lieutenant in the secret police (MVD) and that be leapt from a sentry box inside the Kremlin walls to fire hia ohoto. Whatever his identity or motive, youns: llyin-if this is his real name-will not he judged by a jury as Is Sirhan Sirhan, the alleged assassin of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. He will certainly not he triad in a court open to the press until he signs a written "confession" and implicates others in his ''plot." This Ia what the Marxlat-Lealalsto eaU "ooela!W leJII· lty." Tbey bave oily eoatempl for "eapllaUit laollee" Uti demoerallc olaadards of legallly wbleb lhey Urlde as .. bourgeois mytha." Sinister memories, must have come back •to mally Rus- sians when !be Soviet press finally broke ollence after 28 hours to beadline the shooting 8J an "act of provocation." A similar act in 1934-the assassination of Slatln'l rival Sergei Kirov-triggered a wave of exeeutioas and several million Russians were sent to concentration camps. The whole truth about Kirov's murder Is still to emerge. His assassin, it is now lmown, was a member·of the secret pollee. In 1956, former Premier Khrushchev intimated that Stalin had arranged Kirov'~ murder to provide an excuae for a wave of terror that would enable hhm to eUmtnate potential rivals. Practically everyone connected In some way with !be "Kirov Affair/' including Nikolayev, the auassin, 1f8l speedily exeeuted without a trial. Will history repeat Itself in Russia? After Stalin's death in 1953 some attempts were made by hl8 aueceuon 1o C1ll'b the power of !be secret pollee. However, !bingo lo he changing agaiD. The KremiiD'o _,..,. rulen bd lllllereulqly olllladl lo eope willl !be upnr1e of dluWe- Ia Bulla ud ... Easl Europeu Cemmulot cot111trlel. Tiler are . ,... resorting to olroJII pollee me8JIIl'OI lo willl a ,..._.. BOD !bat frip&oU IJoem, II waa ~uoly to give the Ruulan people_ a 1!8\'enl psychological iJiock tbat the Kremlin .-nlly decldecl ·w rename the Mllda!rY of Public Order u the Mlnlltry of Interior-or MVD. . These were the laltlals by wllk'h the domestic branch of the secret pollee waa llbown when It W8J ruled bj LaiiNid:l Berta, Stalln's exeeut19Der, dutlna the' purgea Ia t h e - Khrushchev dlsearded !be name In 1980 wben be IOIIIbt to Improve !be publle -Image of the pollee. By restoring the 4readed MVD ID!Ii8Js, · BrezbDev It dearly warniog the ~ of a change In poJJey. . According to Soviet citizens who ~Y vllit.cl the West, !be MVD haa already launched a wave of repftlllon agains[ Russians ostensibly-associated wllb a aroup of 1111· dents and sclentla!s aceuoed ol bulldinll aJI ~ orgaolza!lon. · Known as the Union .of Soclai.Chriatlan Uberatino, the clandestine organization Is said to have branebes In Lenin· grad, Moocow and !be Ukraine. Its aJm Ia to "opearbead a revolt against CorriiP!lon In ~let soclety," . The UII.Ion and an91ber seCret organizatiOn ·tliai eaDo Itself VangllBfd of Soviet Youth are hardly a serlqus threat to the ~m~. $1C!atonbip. NQt l~ ~: :tp~,!~llle future, a~ay. , •.'il·f:· · ·, ' ' .:. ··~:-~··;,.._ But lb~v,ry ~nee mad lie. a liiCII~ K~lllillt , 1'1 W. . l!lill gliltlf7 oeeret N~ ' • lzaUonJ !bat •pen!llen!IJ ......,tqlned - . illll•oive tiJ '· · overtllrew ••• Czar. _ .. . . .r;; · . '' NEA I~UCE IIOSSAT Wasltreton Cormpondent Wednesday. Dave Stricklin (24), Point, and Mark Keisling (20) • Galli.l)Olis, are tyring to get in the action. fill. CUSTOMERJ ,· Jll!le ""'! =u:==:1 .. e ncl up problimo they III!JIP. 11oM Wbleh atreet people ""!¥ !-" liave ·iO!ved. .. . who ~ve ie.IJa ,_ ;w. "',._,.1m~"""' II:OI!Iid, Ill g~;~· aeem::· :::a'~"'J.Ilii1:*·:"f eq,ecuo bti llilgei! 'quie~ "'r -~ ..troub!J'd Am~cana I' .~Y, · lo tltllver.'"•.~' . ,.;.;-. .~ 1-~ ), ;t. /.; ~J ·."~ -- ~acuse ("@!'1'; t !GENERAL TIRE il uus :~:®. ,;:.7161 l:;;xi.;Z.~;;;}:~:;&:~~~~=f·. ~ .1 ..... . .. ., ...• 87 Colgate 86 Crtlnd St. 101 Brckprt 76 Martst 82 Siena 79 Albany St. (NY) 73 Ithaca 68 Cheyney St. 83 Kutztown 60 . Upsala 66 &vns Tech 44 - - · ·- South La Salle 96 Amer U. 72 Allin l'eoy 57 Blirmne 54 Florida 95 LSU 79 Duke 102 Wake Forest 93 Unlon (Ky.) 87 Centre 62 Ml01 75Vanderbllt68 :~. TeM St. 80 Oglthrpe 72 -phs St.·80 Loy Ia Auburn 87 Miss St. 68 *:] SAVE **: -rter. c. Hall, Kevin Slteets, a bttolllng pl.,. maker ror the wtnnen, paced Galllpolia with 11 points, Most of his poln:ta eame 1D the late minutes Of lite loorth period and In the overtime. KevJn Miller aJ.a hit in double .•, ' .: W. Va. 89 Pittsburgh 69 W. Llhe.-., 105 Wynesbg 5 Chrlot Bros. 71 S. W. Coli 70 : . ..·· a COWMIIUS (UPI) - if Unltecl Preso InternsUonal'o Boord of C:O.ches are correct, Columbus East &DdStrasburgwUlsurvlve tbe tourlllllllent lf(ocl to win the C1us AA and Class A ciwr(>lttnohlpa noxt mooth at St. John Arona. Both wero IJiven overwbelmlng endorsamentloclay by tho - · Wltlch all -.... loac YOtecl Callllllbou Eut and Sinoburg first Ia the weekl,y UP1 high ached boPetball pulL s.._,.,,.f~ :~::=:~-:W. '' COLD WEATHER SPECIALS Baseball Crisis Continues .) . •i'sThtr•l ~:;.~t t .at· CORDUROY SLA·CKS ' " · fl&ure• for Galllptllo With 10 and Jimlfll' Hoe lollowad, had 9 and Ciolek Pomtucl '· flail and Dovl4 Btrleklm shared Pl. PiesiBIII scoring honors with 10 pulnta each, i ATHENS WINS Coach Max SehWanel'a Little Bulldogs of Athena, comins into the tournamaJt witll a 11..0 slate, was ahead all the way over Eaa.. tem. Eastem oomlng In with a 6-4 record, rell behind 18-3 in the ope!line Qiar!er, trslled 30~ al hallllme and 44-10 at the ftnlsh of the third period when Athena sent an entire new team ol subs Into the line-up, lloo Wood, a huolllng 6-looter, lod Little Bulldog ocorlng with It points and Lea Champlin aloo hit In dooblo ligures for 12. In all, 10 Athens players scored. Eastern,. coached by Dave ChadwoU, ,.., lad by Randy Boring with seveu pointe on one field goal and five cbarity tosses. UPCOMING GA~ GAME, OR DANCE - Bask~ is a game of coordination and thythm - and skills - and Melgo goes against Wahama sometimes one or more of the players seem to be doing something besides playing basketball. toda.Y at 4:30 p.m. and Racine Above, Don Woods, Athens, easily captures a rebound midst a host or E&.stern boys. But over apposes Nelsonville at 5:30 p. on the right is Bill Tevis (14) or Athens cutting up a bit of rug. m. iJ1 the Lower bracket. Athens andGa1llpoliameetFrlday at 6 p.m. intheopentngsemiTrying to retain rtnaJ round match followed by one's sanity in this the wimers of. the Racine vs. topsy turvy world Nelaonville and the Meigs vs. Beaty to vjctory over Milwauk ~ 8y CHARLES RICHARDS Wahama games at 7 p.m. could drive a person ee. San Diego's lf4:lolnt lead in UPI ~rts Writer The tourney consolation game crazy . Both Abrabam Uncoln and the Orst quarter over Cincinnati will be Saturday at I p.m. fol ~ BUI Russell celebrated birth- dwindled three times to only lowed by the championship match days Wednesday. For Russell, it one point, but the Rockets held ' at 2 p.m. was his 35th, and to go with his on. John Block led San Diego 12 points as he pulled down 30 with 29 points, and Tom Van reboonds against the Detroit Ar~'s 28 points paced the flOy6J.s, who were playing Pistons 1n a 113-106triumpll. without ln)lred Oscar RobertIn other NBA games Wednes· son.. day, New York won its lOth in a Night..~ Wilt Chamberlain paced Los row and 27th in tbe past 31 games by beating Phoenix 112- Angeles with 32 poinh; and Bob The Meigs Marsuder cage 105, Baltimore defeated San Rule led the losers with 24. team this weekend is on the Francisco 120 • 110, Atlanta ro&d with a game at Logan FriWe'll cure your auto's topped MUwaukee 113-106, San TilE DAILY SENTINEL day am a non-league clash at ailments! Complete En· Diego edged Clncirmati 118-114, UEvon:ow ltm: RUToF ,\RlA Pt. Pleasant Saturday night.. gine -Tune Up - You and LOS Angeles routed Seattle III CIIARIJ !>. 00/I"EN, Pt:BUSH£H Can turn your car troub• 109-92. <." Oe~ler TanruohiU, Editm" Meigs, 2-13, was dropped l'ubliohed doi l~ u'"""' "'lu~ by He!ll!io les to us with complete 55-46 by the Chieftains earlier WI tb Russell providing · the hlleJ l'ubll•hi"G o.:""'P'nJ, uu Me<P11ni< assurance . rebounds, Larry Siegfried and P<>meru1, l)llio, 15;69. n..,;,...., ume~ Phuno in the season and this will be ~~~-!U6, f:dhocloal Pl...,e !l!lt.:!IH. the first meeting between the John Havlicek assumed the ....,,"<llld •I••• posoago~l<lat rm~eror. 0111o. ~-U Sl ~ (ed with27 l> oUano l a d•ertloiflll repro ..e nllli ve Boooi ... j Marauders and PL Pleasant. Boor ng ...... es. e61-r I ell i.o(,allaW>or. Inc.• 12 f:a • • ~1>1 'il., New \ "oril The preliminary game at p:;tlnts. and Havlicek, with 24, no). r-.;.., lor"-. "'<lb•ulpoion ,..1<10: O..l m>rod b) eorrlcr Logan will get un:lerway at hit consistently from the outside ..t. • ..., ..ollallle ;s cent• ""' ...,..., ... ) or In 7:30 p, m, and the reserve to ruin the Pl.stons' chances. ""'..,.,• atlhe Doll~ ~"'"'"' om, •. S23.4o. s•• mOIIt~ o. ~ 11. 11l . T hrw monlho, f.5.R."i. RJ MOior match at Pt. Plea13ant will beDave BiJlg had 28 for Detroit. 1101ne wOero oarrl.. oorvl ,.., rut ovsU.Ide : o... •-- J d ~---•-- by 20 II"KIIIlh lt.~u. 11.1' mall: One ynr 112.00 Sb W. MAIM POMEROY, gin at 5:45 p. m. The Kni CIUI e l"IIUCIILJL moolho $1.25. T~r ... tnQnlho $4.00. !Wboorlptlon Logan has a 7-9, record and points at. ,. the -half, with· the ~.:';;.";,)F·,;; '~,;;'~;;';, ' -::.: · :::..;';;;'";,:·~;.:~;;":::;"";;.'-:"-'-S .._,....,......,.,..._ _ _ _.,. Pt. Pleasant is 2-14. rnarg\.i <Oinin8' b sltOOil!,g ;, of Dave DeBusscbere and Billy Bradley and the defensi11e work PlULADELPHIA CUPO - Ken of Walt Frazier and WiJJis Carmon, an offensh•e tackle Reed. P h o e n i x scored 11 rrom Ohio Universi"I;Y and Clark straight points in one streak Frost, an end rrom Central and outshot the Knicks 14-2 in Misswrl &ate, were signed as another to close to within five free agents Wednesday by the points 1n the second halr, but it Philadelphia Eagles of the wasn't enough. BaJtimore's victory 011er San National Football League. Francisco was its seventh in eight games and allowed the D..illets to hold their three..game •plus ;ne to 46(: SPRAINED KNEE Fed. E.-;. Tall lead over New York. Earl BOSTON (UP!}- Derek SanlcleoendinR; on size) and derson, last sea100's Rookie ot Monroe led Baltimore witb 29 retreadeble tire points. !ltter trailing 29..24 going the Year ill the National Hockey off your c lr League, will be sidelined for into the second period, the Bullets hit nine straigi:Jt points two or three weeks with a sprained lett knee, it was and went In front for good. L7.S!hl4l 7 . 15~\S (fdO~ lS l 7.0Cd3 Atlanta, n.mnerup team be[7.00 xl4J 7.35A!S if., 50~15 ' 6.50•13 amounced Wednesday by the 16 . ~0d4 ) 6.401 ) 5 6.00•13 hind Los Angeles in the West, Booton Bruins. • rode the 25 points of Zelmo La.-g" Si••• POSTPONE BOUT Thos. More 82 Cent St. (0) 65 NEW YORK (UP!}- A bono Fisk 83 A&M 77 (rclrclllls Pll bruise suJrered cUrin8 lralnlns Midwest sound lire IJOJws) bu rorced former welter and Kent St. 76 Bwlng Grn 74 Your choice of tubeless or middleweight champion Emile Xavier (0) $9 Miami (0) 51 tubt"H)'pc . You gel the sam!! Grtl!lth lo postpone his oche- Evanavl 88 St. Jos (Ind.) 79 famous road-gripJling tread dulad Feb. 24 middleweight bout Detroit U. 92 Toledo 90 desiR n th at comes on o11f here with Stanley 11Kltten" BuUer 80 Vaipsratoo 78 new car ··p,w,•r Cushion" HIIJWilrd. Southwest lir'!'5 . New Mel< St. 78 UTEP62 West "Cold Shoulder" BUY NOW ON OUI 87 Colo Mines 78 Regis ln olden times , when someEASY PAY PLAI'll one lost favor witb his host FIGHT RESULTS be was given the cold shoul~ 8y Unltecl Pres• lntematlonal der or mutton while the rest of the guests were served hot PORTLAND, Maine (UPO roast heel: This led to the AI Nortll Adamo, expression, ·'to give one the MaSB., Roy Williams, cold shoulder." 137\1, Pa. (10). Celtics Triumph Marauders on Road 2 . ·, .• '' • • •' • - MUG~NA.'oi.Jr> •I ... )>!_, LAIIIIY'S . ; '' oa Whitewall or Blackwallllsted ... ·" '· Sl2. 25_ NeW YORK (1)1'1) - i torles. Bruce Burden scored 23 points tor the Golden Flashes, lncludine: four in the last minute of play. Bowling Green was led by Dan McLemore with 17. John McElroy picked Lll 29 points ror Yourwstown, lnchadlng a rou1 shot wtth two seconds lert in overtime that iced the win, the Penguins' 15th in 21 starts. The game cOOed at regulation pla.y tied 63-«l. 8th OC Win capital picked ll> its eighth OMo Conrerence win in 10 games, after pushing into the lead in the last halL Mike Dreeling and Bob Ar·nold led Capital (11-6 overall) with 14 points apiece. AI Rosser's 19 points paced Ollio Wesleyan, 414 am 2-7. But Quayle sank two free throws with 32 seconds left in overtime for the Ohio Northern win 011er Findlay, Dan Minix netted 29 points ror the Polar Bears (14-8), but Frank Minnig At Wooster, Ashland College, the second--ranked small college team in the country, put its de· tense to work as u!ilual to down Wooster 46-32. Wayne Sokolowski paced the Eagles, now 19-t, with 16 points. ol Findlii.Y (7-13) topped sll Ashland held a 5D-15 halftime scorers with 36 poims. lead. Nick Mescher paced Urbana Central State was c:tumped 82-. with 23 points as the Blue 65 by Thomas More at Coving- Knights topped the 100 point ton,· Ky., altllough the Maraud- mark ror the eighth time in 20 ers are ranked fourth among games. Urbana is 15-5 and Dosmall college teams. minlcan is 8-11. Spree Downs Central Steubenv1He fell to a 3-16 rec~ More went on a 12-point scor· ord despite the 25 point pering rampage in the secord half formance or A111in ca.nty. Dan to overwhelm Central, now 15-4. Leake added 23 and Pat MulliR~rt .Moore snaaaed 18 points pn contribl.lted 20 to the Joalng ror the '0h1oaftl.. ,,, ·., : 1 ·e rrort. In ether pmes~ Marietta Cleveland State (8-13) overho'ted 125-83 win over BliSSi came an early deftcit to down Cleveland State tOJIJied Walsh Wilsh (4-12). 87·77 It Cantonj Xavier downed Luther Rackley tossed in 26 Miami 59-51 at Cincinn1tl; Kent points to pace Xavier's win over State edgad Bowling Green 74· Miami. The win snawed a four~ 70 at Bowling Green; WUher· game losing streak of the Musforce won over Judson More- keteers (8-13). Walt Williams' house 83-82 at Elgin, m.; 22 points paced Miami (12-8). Youngstown State downed can-Marietta picked \II its 11th non (Pa.) ~1 at Youngstown; win In Ul games as Ray Nel· Capltil defeated Ohio Wesleyan son scored 19 points. Bliss is 61-SO at Columbusi Ohio NortiJ.. 9--7. Ed Guice with 23 points led ef.n overtimed Firw:tlay 85-83 at the losers. Flndia!'; holt Urbana foltplad WUbertorce overcame 1 47--39 Ohio Dominican 108-85, am St. halftime deficit to win on the Franclo (Pa.) blasted Steuben- basis of a foul shot in the final ville 114-88 at steubenville. 28 seconds over Judson. It was Kent State added its 12th wtn Wilberforce's eigfltll win In 18 in 19 starts am fifth of nine games. ~American Conference vie- (La.){) ; wOiild~ ·~Di - to 'lll4111!~)1hit tbf:IN~ --.......... . .. ... .W.-7 ll:wll all b e - . . . . . ' . ~",...."'.. '~~,.tile ~W44Je. l. ...· . . ... ,_~~ ~ . '!'II~ '!be ~erae.: 'l'lle;y 'leeJ. ·""'~ •llavf.: :: i: •01!14 litre tp rel,y beavlt1 "" ~~A:O=:'r:;;'.-=t':=.~It urbilil ,om,~, , nlcri.• fttcllv,li: ;; • ' " ·,,• . ·~~t.fHirf~k : ~n""-i. II1!W' of'lloe t.llltifta te-J • ;•. : ~ • A.C. PRODUCTS Mansfld 74 West Chstr &. 72 Alfrad 97 Hobart 78 Oswego St. 58 Geneseo 49 Prvldnce 80 St. Jos (Pa,) 77 Com 74 Boston u. 72 J :; *WHEEL BALANCING~ ~ • FLAT REPAIRS f [ ~CHROME WHEELS f: ----_.THEN ~ ?; STOP SHOP t Nixon adndnlitraliGn 'But.. It ; iili ·Republlealuo may ·"-" ~ lo look 1o ·!he' ·prt sector for be!J>, """ It It _e_ertalaJy plaiD eo~ tlia~ the "'"'· U.Dot ll!iHi;~Jmgch 011 the ""ow' ·ot a .wholi :"""' cilaewlll......... WlliCJI'~ ·ate " • · · ·' '""'' jj • BATTERIES Moravian 73 Muhlrilrg 71 & ATTACHMENTS one Hrllil ·l l\l8lne 87 Colby 81 WDllams 85 Mddlbry 75 NrtlteastJ:rt 86 Tufts 74 i~ • BOLENS TRACTORS ::i ,; '>I . IU2Iit now '!be Pirl! 'Ji molmtWJ iteadlly. 48 'iif~&... aldeloob at the~: . • ·· · "II 1-....eitl&~ ..... fe · llell\v .. !It PI••~ lir .liMlti a.ao:':.:;\!:: -·for...._,..~~ llelltmoeJ Wllfieea to bve •••~ enter 11!!11 .,U.IWitlelf Ia 1H iB11t .. '/' nlllet!. 11' Frlgh Dclqtsn 75 Rider 73 :::: $; By Willard _. :::n:~~:~· ~~~: ~ l!(, iii.l!lellgoverllm~ Temple 70 Penn St. 50 VIllanova 75 Canlslus 54 Rochester· 17- Hamilton 70 :: :~: All Types aiGilk Wrlten Uke Peter F. Druelter are c0111Jni ljjnr to underlc:orti lhll noUon of IOVOI'IIIIIl!nt 8J a 100!11 mecbaillom !bat really does not wort very weD. · 'l'be danger perceived, inllde !belWhile HoliJe today u well as outilde, It not just the old !bing ibout eovernment - . too big and therefore more reliance on tbe ..;.,vale IIOCtor belne --rJ. . 'i" ' N~ one ln"the top 'lliiJ:on eatourage really 1mag1ne1 that the '"'*'II covemm~Jic lo lie reduced ~ lb. Its ~ Ill A 1!4 I COUQ!ry Ia aceepted 1\1,Jil:.. IC8P8ble. ' . ,Ji,.~.:· • • ' • ' Fordbam 67 Geo. Wash so Wagner 95 Drexel 89 ::: c.w. Post 84 Sthmptn 75 =~~ ~:~ • RE-TREADS =::,• .Ia East Navy 72 Maryland 68 Norfik St. 107 Grmblns 98 ~·~:: FOLLOWING~- !:;:: ; :~: Car, Tr.,clt, For• liUdlru! Inner elrele that the Am~ .people are not mereiy Drlefty tired of lbe llurry of noise and movement wbleh accompany big Democratic but are almoot totally dlolllusloned •• to ~ s. · Indeed, many Democratic ligures themselvea are vir· lually at lhll nolllt, and it may not he too rub a fcireeaat to ouggeot thaf the day ol great, sweeping federal programs -at teut 8J formerl,y eoneelved-11 nearly over. -, E y Ia 1h lleJdl of boaOtoJ, tH jGbs, 1h \'low of ~eat lo lloat Of 'a.. Great Ov.,. tH w•lda taJks 111J and doUveri ot 1101!111~!11l\ ~ j;j ::: • GENERAL TIRES "etreettve." It it the CODildered view nf !be Prealdent'a By United Press International DO YOU NEED jjj ANY OF THE j( jj l ·: : f- College Scores ~::;:;;;:;::::;;;;:;;;;:;:;;:::;:;:~:~:;;::;;;;:;:;:;:; ::.:::::::·:::·~ ' WASHINGTON (NEAl Some lnlluenlial men around President Nixon believe !bat he b8J taken otriee at a cruelal moment In American history aild may stand or !aU on bls deveii§''W'l.&!' build wholly new ·ajtproaehes to dlfeetivil; . t ··~j The eight Eisenhower years bavelid"' a"oy te: 'fiieludlng a considerable covey of historians and ooeia oclen· , lists, to expect from any Republican administration a slowIng down, a caretaker atmosphere, a tendency simply· toward conoolldation and cleaoup of programs loosel,y drawn and swiftly adopted by Democratic predeeeaiOI'II. . _ Coocelvably, Richard Nixon could try to copy !bat pattern if be cbose, since he did not promise the "motion" proposed by the late John F. Kennedy and II. bold to very few speellle commitments. · But lbe early evidence from lnllde the White Houoe sugpsts that the new Prealdent does not see blmself as mere conservator and consolidator. With the encouragement of his more imaginailve aides, he Is thinking of his task ·Jn new and quite dllferent terms. · 'l'be lu!y WGJ'tl Ia those very apeelal premlseo todu lo =r- Kevin Miller (9), Gallipolis. gets orr a JUMP SHOT - jump shot in the Little Blue Devils' overtime 43-40 victory over Pl. _Pleasant In the opening round of the Eighth Grade Tournament at the 8)'111 in Meigs High School at Middleport ly NL\ Foreign News Analyst NEW YORK (NEAl . Oi Talk-Big, Do-Nothing Act Ruled Out by Nixon Aide$ By LEON DENNEN ' The phrase, "lj:verybody talks atiout !be weathar,.but nobody .doeo anyf)llng;, -Uout It," 1!1 generally ere!llted to Twain, but ft. .II believed to have :Orllllnated With Cjwies Dudley Warner: · a .eosuthor with .Twain "The Gilded Age." BRUCE BIDSBAT Attempt on Brezhnev's Life Stirs Purge Revival Fears reaoly slipping into the last scrawled rashion all Presidents get from signer's cramp. Another Hoboken-Italian singer Is making It big - and In ' Mar• lbe blood preuure It usually THE GLOBAL VIEW on's signature was tront..paged on his first bill--&igning and it was carefully neat; but it's al- Rome! Frank Barrel (Bartolotta to his hordesofHobokenboosters) is off to star ln the Ca~ bit and now what? •••• NucJe.qpe Eike Sommer has ot leal! ..,. hldcleo talent: lhe 8lda ._ aecond one-pi 111'1 al the L. A. Count;,. Mliaeum. ledo, emptying both benches and sending tans onto tlle noor at Toledo.' Detroit went on to win the game, 92-90• after Haywood was ejected from the game ror swinging at George "Red" Strauthers, who called a foul on the Olympic star. Steve Mix was htgh ror Toledo with 39 points. Teammate John Rudley contributed ' Orllboat.cl Pllraoe it. DIDN'T 'wOU NOTICE MY hllld 17-15 at halllllne before IJintl: the '"""' al 21.:11 by the end llj'the third '11Mi Galliano a allm lead In lite fourth period, but Pt. Plfall&llt rallied to U.e the seore at 32~ Just betore regulation Ume ended oo a fteld goal. by J. .Haywood Punches ·Ref, Is Expelled Frank Sinatra took his just-widowed mother to the Fontainebleau In ·Miami Beach for the rest of the winter .... Dick Nix- Thoughts 1, tou.._, JIOIII1l<lln 11 points em-. The announcement by aslronaut Walter Scblrra that be wtU retire from the space com thll June reminds us how old we're getting-and how fast. It was but 10 short years ago that the seven original Mercury aJtronauts were selected. Scblrra'• retirement wtn leave only Donald Slayton, Al8D Shepard and Gordon Cooper still in !be spaeo ~am, with only Cooper still medically e 1e to fty spacecraft. Two others, John Glenn and Scott Carpenter, have retired and one, Virgil Griosom, was killed in the Apollo eapoule fire 10 January 1967. ' It's a hackneyed phrase, but that's hecause there aren't any better words: "It seems like just yesterday _ .. " FACTS ! Gllllpollo ad8ed Pt. l'leat3-40 1n an overtime and unAthena eoisted lo M eaq 61-12 victory over Eaotern Ia lite finl pmoo of the Mella Gracie lllvltaUonal Baaketboll Tournament Wadne..._, evenlllg on the Melga Hlgh Scltool «tur! at Middleport. The UUio Blue Devlia (8-4) In the t1g1rt (IJ>elllng malch of the of diseases. WORLD ALMANAC . . A Decode Speeds By ID seuion Utile more !ban a month, the 91B! U.S. C<mgress haa already disposed o1 two major Items of busineaa: • Decided not to oppooe an aulomatie pay increase which will raise congressional llfartes by nearly 42 per cent, from $30,000 to $42,500 a year. • Worked out a vacation schedule, pro. viding for week:-Jon.g recesses over Uucoln's Birthday, Easter, Memorial Day and July 4th, plus a summer holiday from Aug. 13 to Sept 3. If it main!ainl such a dizzy legia!ative .pace, no one will be able ~all this a "donothing" Congress. It won' of course, but in a burst of nonpartisan s lrit, Congreos has at least made a fine beginning by doing everything it can-for Congress. witb the rest of Helen Help Ust. it welcomes laughs but WCil't dodge a serious questloo with a . ;s complex YOUTH ASKED FOR fl'l This column is ror young people, their problems aOO pleasures. their tl'('llbles and fun. As ' ~ , Athens, Take Openers Among the long list oladv..,..s aehleved in the pasl 1J) years are: Drugs for cootrolling higb pressure. Heart-lung machines to • over the circulation during hea~ 1 . · ry. Artt· ftcial heart valves and ~JDthetlc artery grafts. Artlllclal pacemakers to maintsln regular heart rhythm. Suc<ellful lddney transplants between Identical twins ·a nd the development ol the artillcial lddney. Coronary care units, which monitor hear! patients and have Improved the sm'Vlval rate by 30 per cent. Vastly i111proved dlagIIOitie techniques. Mucb remains to be done, however. More than 25 million Americans are af. ftle!ed with some form of cardiovascular lllne11, a total !bat ourpasses any other person• under 65 since 1950, when massive researCh programs were initiated with holh vQiwltary and tu dollan. Put another way, about 49,000 rnlln! lives are being prolonged yearly than would have been the case had the 1950 death rate continued. ' 1'1lo Dally iltttii•Ic POIIIOI'fll'•lllddf-rt, 0., l1tor..._,, t'ebruar¥ 13, 1969 I - Rep:eLesgue -livoo of the Pl..,.,.o AoaodstloD and league e - o · were ocltedlll<ld lo again loda,y In 1ft ej!ort lo reaolve tholr cii!IOreneea over tho t:>laloro' ponolon lUnd. John Gaberln, .,..._, for asidI •- .meeting W-o411.f "hit ' ' iiDd the - · · anao..ced .... ~ will lr1 again at todQ-. DI&Leiltorl 3:1& •' p.m. The ~n have threatened lo reJIC)l'l lo spring lralniDc and to otrlko <Drinll the oeaaon if the cllllerenoea are nol reiOlved. to riiUas andLeague liaodJ<' attorney, -· andGoher1n Amerlcu repnseDted the ownera while the playero were repre...,ted bY Marvin Miller, .....Uve dlrec:tor of the Plll.fera• Aaaoclalkta, 111111 Richard llo11, an au.r-. NEW TREADS T111st heat to -CITY ICE ANt FUEL CO. -.- • ,. ' "' ''' • ~ ... �,.._,__ . ......... -r~ l By United Preu lntornotlonal East w. L Mlnneeota •••• 28 25 llldlanio . ..•••30 27 ~ml . . •.•• 26 25 Kenfllcl<y .•••• 26 25 New York •••• 14 37 West Pet, GB .528 .526 .510 I ,510 I .215 13 W L Pet~ Oakland . DIFFERENCE OF TWO PINs-It was a C'oc~tes tleftl arter he rolled the first sanctioned perfect game in North Hill Lanes' st't'en seasons _ Crowner Lou Koprinre makes the chet.:k • 0 • 40 8 .833 Denver ••.. . •32 22 ,593 11 New Orleans •. 26 27 .491 16'h Dallas . . . . . .23 26 .461i 17'h Los Angeles •. 23 29 .431 19\1 Houston ...•. 17 33 .331 24 Wednesday's Results Dallas 125 Minnesota 108 Houston 130 Los Angeles 122 (Only games scheduled) TuesdaY's Garnes Kentucky at Oakland Los Ang, vs. New Orleans at / dollar a pin for smiling Nick 0 GB pr~st•n! n tion last ni11.ht w~t11• l.'oii!t"s· !'ialwn<Jl T11"i.~t Drill lt'ammale Ehll1 lillhsman t ~.:enlt:T ~ has to M>tt!e for a handsh-ake ; 1 ~ hi~ r1·w:t rr! Monroe, La. (Only games scheduled) [.HoSPITAL NEWS J ' I!)' Dr. s.Ilm J. Bluewlcz Melp Healtll CGmmloatoner B,{lM1ted Prell - ·' W L P<t. G8 Bol~ ... ;u 11 Now Ycil-k •••• 4321 .$71 3 fllll~la •• 39 '11 4 Boololi ._ ••••• 36· Z3 .610 .,,.. Cln~lnnatl ; .. .31 Z9 .517 U Detroit .....206 .100 20 Mll-kee ••• 17 44 .:179 21'AI Well W L P<t. G8 Lo1 Anple1 .• 41 10 .812 Allanto •••.• 38 25 .803 4 Son Fran•••• .'1:1 ~ .ISO 13'h Son Diogo •.••:17 34 .443 14 Clti<B80 ••• ·- .24 38 .387 17\'.! s.aitle •••.•• 21 41 .319 20 ·· ••.• 13 47 .317 27'h Wednesday's Rea~ltl Son Die&<> 118 Clndnllall 114 Boston 113'fl0troit 106 Baltimore 120 San Fran. 110 New York 112 l'lloenix 105 AUanla 113 Milwaukee 106 Los Angeles 109 Seattle 92 (Qnbo pmeo sd!Nlled) Thurldl,y's Games DetroJt at Chleago (Qnbo game scheduled) .n, A Meigs County native, now making his home in Rochester, Mich., is the first bowler to roll 1 sanctioned perfect game at the ,North HUI lane·s there. Nick Coates, 27 year-old bach- elor son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates or Middletown, rormerly ~ Pomeroy, bowled his 300 game on February 5 in a men's clas- llc event. It was the first perfect game to be rolled at the . . Orgamzation Plans Events ' I lanes in seven years of opera tion. Coates, who works in the methods and processes program at Natimal Twist Drill in Roches. ter, got his perfect game in the middle of a 758 series that incJuded games of 247 and 211. ..h was a bit easier the second time," Coates said happily after his accompllsllment. ..I had a 299 two or three years ago here and five or six perfect ones in practice." "I've given it a lot of thought since that 299," the Pomeroy grad commented. '"\'ou have to forget about ge~ing the strike and roll the ball. You just worry about getting the baH out over the spot." Coates, in addition to bowling at the North lUll Lanes, is also rolling in a Huron, Mich., league for the Oxford Merchants where he is carrying a 197 average. lie now has a 194 average at the Rochester bowling location . His 758 series equaled the season's high at North Hill and put him ahead of National Twist Drill teammate Bob Goshrnan, who hU 298 and 75i series only a few days earlier. Coates began bowling at the Pomeroy Lanes and participated in leagues here until movlng to Michigan. Billie Schaffer, Apple Grove; David Durst, Pl. Pleasant; the Rev. Clifford Schane, Pt.. Pleasant; Mrs. Michafll Wanisley, pt, Pleasant; Charles Jones, Pomeroy; Mrs. Robert E. Fisher, ft. Pleasant; l\.1rs. Hiram Potter, Pt. Pleasant; Clifford Holter, Racine; Edna Litchfield. Southside; Lue Wroten, Glenwood; Sar· ah McClintock, Pt. Pleasant. DISCHARGED; James Tarb<ett, Henderson; J. F. Colley, Henderson; Benjamin Kester100, Pomeroy; Mrs. Hale Blessing, All Wtr1il .m GAS and .,_ ., RICK OVERMEYER Bofs Top All Carriers · Ohio\~ ' _., ~"' OFF On Sale Feb. 13 ·To Feb. 22. ) } All Sizes On Sale! • I ! EBERSBACH HARDWARE Pleasant; Homer Gardner, Pt. Pleasant; Randall Ma.ves. Ashton; Mrs. Homer Newell, Pt.. Pleasant; Mrs. David Mullen, Pl. Plea111111. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wamsley, Pt.. Pleasant, a son. '"Everything In Hardware" IIAIII 51. I'OIIEIOY IIOW OPEII ALL DAY IIIUISUYS ! I I \ · IT1S A ganization has been making plans GAS '• '1 • ' • ' • sl8ned. . ·( Statistics MID-OIUO VALLEY TEAM W Miller •.•... Alexar.:ler • • . Eastern .•.. , Glouster •••• 5 5 4 3 Southern . . . . . 0 ' ' 0o 0 0 • 0 ·' L P OP 1 479 315 3 505 451 3 372 366 3 400 392 7 310 542 ·.. RESERVES TEAM WLPOP Mlller ....•. 5 1 369 224 Alexander . . . 6 2 385 307 Southern ..• , , 5 2 308 284 Glouster ....• 0 6 206 324 TRl-V ALLEY CONFERENCE VARSITY W L P OP TEAM Fed.41ocking 6 0 378 307 Vlntoo County 2 3 277 276 Warren Local 1 3 211 231 Belpre 1 4 221 273 RESERVES TEAM WLPOP Vl)ltoo C01111cy 4 Belpre 3 1rarren Local 2 Fed--Hoek!~ I • ''' ' i' I r 1 2 2 5 246 210 215 199 144 161 221 256 MOVC SCORING NAME FG FT P WIDlams, Mlr 45 34 124 u-.y, Mlr 47 21 116 Karr, EaoL 37 31 105 Dl\llile, Sthn 42 17 101 ~s, Mlr 31 14 76 K'""''n, Glstr 28 15 71 Alex. 37 17 91 Trace, Glllr 25 14 64 '4 Jl!lbo. • WHEN 111E Desert Inn Sbowglrls play their basketball games. they have ao tro11ble geUing crowd appro\lal. Tbelr uniforms are leotards and before eaeb gamie tlley are ,__________________ ,.,..•... I PHILCO I Big('-I l]l;l ""II latredueed by name, color or hair and eyes, and, of course, vital meaaurements. They are undefeated In four games so far. FORD WILL COMPETE NEW YORK (UPO - Ja""'e Passino, manager of special vehicles for the Ford Motor Compan,y seld Wednesdoy Ford will compete in the Da,ytooa 500-mile stock car race Feb. 23 using Its 1968 427 -<~~blc Inch engine instead or the new 429cublc lnch engine. FREE AGENTS 1 I . .{unior award. winner Bnc1 RyckJian ae Senior WiMer in the 17th a'nooal Glertn L. Cox Newspaperboy Achievement competition to- morrow night, Feb. 14, at the a~ Ohio Newspaper Assocla· tion awards banquet at the SheratOn - Columbus Motor HoteL Chosen trom themorefhanS0,0(10 newapaperboys In Ohio, Overn;teyer and R,ckman survtve.d lo@.1 and two state. judgins levels tq win designation as the two top newspaperboys for 1968. This competition, sponsored by ONA IJiil llle Ohio Circulation Manaeers Assn., is based on scholas .. tic achievement. persoral and civic aetiVities, community serv~ tee, anid bualnese ability. Ohio has befh praised for orlginatlrw this program to encourage and recognize the potential in young busln8umen ot the state. Many other 'ttales have since lldq:~ted the ~rtlgram. · Both w1Ming boys wlll be pre. sented with speclal certltlcates alxt cash awarda at the banquet. at which Govenor James A. Rhodes will present The Gover• or'• Award, top state honor, co a IRII11ber or outstanding Ohtoena tor achievement In their O.elds ot endea\'Or. Newspaperboy awards will be presented by F.dwln L. Hemtnser, publleher ol The Findlay Republican-Courier, who assi.sted in the preliminary and tina! judging. The three judges, all f r o m Fl...U.ay. who made the ftnal selections and 10 honorable mention choices were: Kenneth Frost, chairman oC the board, Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.; Dr, Ivan Frick, president, Findia)' College, and Glen Po«, general director, YMCA. Frost found the judging •• richly rewarding to study the soope of activities and achievements en these y o u n e men.'' , Dr, Frick said, ''I was tremendously lmpre~sed by the fine records and accompllstunents oC each boy who was c~ting for the awarli Each one ls to be commended for the way In which he managed his paper route. In addition, I was amazed at the extent of involvement in good citizenship by each boy." Actions in Plot Obje~t"~J State ( AND SAVE 10%) CONFERENCE VARSITY are ~roo! ~t y91J!ig men today can ftnd rloi)>IIIJ, · constructive and profitable dlings to do, and Rlek Qvernwyer, 14. ot Defiance and Stewart 0. 1 Ryekman, 16, of &Jansfleld are award-winning ex .. amples or thh. ·~ Overmeyer wlll be homred ae j .- . ~. ,, ..WHDLLHOUSE AIR CONDITIONING c I. , '1""'•-rboys .q..w LOVELY DAY TO ORDER for several activities to be held In the c:omlng mooths. A bake sale will be held Saturday, Feb. 22 in the Point SerVice Store; a Jefferson - Jackson • dlmer wiU be held April . . IllY 1t with deiSils cl the altalr to be ' llinounced; the next meeting or the group will be a dinner meetInK at Gene Ball's restaurant with the Stale President, Mrs. Max Gill scheduled to be protent to present the local club their charter in the State Federation on March 7. Barbara Hultman was elected historian or the local club to replace Kathryn Newbern who re- .~ ·~ Middleport; Mrs. Alrred stephen, Milton; Al\lerta Robbins, Pt. County Democratic Women"& or- STEW ART RYCKMAN pejiance, Mansfield Pt. Plea&anti Mrs. Minerva Glbeaut, Ft. Pleasant; CeeU Byer, Leon; Mrs. J. C. Bl.con, Jr., PT. PLEASANT- The Mason ' Recenll)o a tloopillll realdentcl Melli• ~ wubltten~aNor­ way nt.. WhOe thl1 l1 not common, i1 eJIIIIhaalzes I danpr to human hea!U! tt.t exi1t1 when homea are lnfeated with rats. Rats are unwanted creatures, tor they not a ver)· larp amount la c0111..-cl. 'l1Nq are mo.t •'tec:tift when takelll in small llnOUI1il for onr ftve f_.'-11 whether lllfettationJ; are current or old, bea>Y or lllllrt. HGne owntra should look tor nt drq;Jpi..-, nntQs, ruboLett unchecked, nta wUI multiply and soon make a chreillog markt, burrowa, e;nawh~a and unlnhobltable. tracks. DrOlliJIIII(s will be soft, Rata are common to an o1 ahlney allldarkandaverageabout Ohio. They are C«*mensal In %" in leJWth, RunwQs are nartheir hablta, &rid thi"reCore are row pathways o! beaten earth, gnorally lound llvilll( In close a wept clear of debris. Rubmarks are dark greasy proximlQ' to man. They are toullt on Clrms, iA stores, homes, marks Conned rrom contact with sewen and ln dumDL In fact, the rat's body. Burrowa are tound the)' ue tour.- wherever they can In earth banks, under concrete locate adeQ.ul.te food a,_. shelter. slabs, along walls, under rubEllmlMte food or shelter and rats bish, and in .!limllar places. U wUI td be a problem. being used, burrow openl)Ws wUJ Horne ownera should be awa're be Cree ot cobwebs and dust. oC the habltt of rats. They should Rat tracks are sharp and ellsknow that rats are habitually tinct. Look in dusty and muddy Decentralization Idea is Pressed COLUMBUS (UPI) - Four Cleveland DemoeraUc Senators want to know if It would be feasible or desirable to have some stale oUice bulldlngs located outside of COlumbus. 'The rour Wednesda,y oft'ered a Joint resolution In the upper chamber Heking a legislative eommlttee study of the &!Jcentrallzatloo Idea. In addition to having the In~ ·vestlgatlon, the resolution would urge the state to halt adverdsIng and bid letting on any prosent plans lor new state omce buildings, Sen. An~ 0, Calabrese, D..Cieveland, chief 1pon10r of the bill, said decentralization six bllls were lntrocliC:ed In the Senate pu8htag the total offerlngs In &b. weeks ol the se11ioo to more than tOO bills. Cost Of Living Factor The Senate "as given a bUl to amend the school roundation formula to Include mmey Cor a cost of Uving increase. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Oakley c. Collins, R-lronton. MJUld give school districts addltfonal money based on the number of teachers and the percentage Increase nationally In the cost cl llvlng. Tile Ohio Ealcatim Association previous. ly pushed Cor such a bill. Collins aald the bUl was deslgnecl to aid &chool districts in was nec:esaary. their negotiations with school "We need only recognize the employes by providing money !act that over SOO,OQO -~ 1o Qlt~ lfC!I!lf cl the wage deare ~'Ved Jil :wlifiiiiiMIIiit .• employe•. actlvlb' In <lllo to reallz~ thst In the llou88, Rep_ Patrick where these ~· -.ork plays - - · D-Cievelaad, ol!ered an l m - t role In the e<o- a bUI to provide stale relmnomic balance in Ohio,•• he bursement for three~ourlh& of said. the eoJt ol trainln.g courses Cor Past -e• Failed pollee and firemen. &ieh moves In the legislature Safety force members who in the put have failed. satisfactorily c o m p I e t e d a other IIJOIIIOI'I at the Jomt course in law enforcement, ttreresolullon were: Sana. Anlh<>nY lighting or firofighting lec:hnoloF. Novak, D-Cloveland; M. Mor- gy would apply to the board rls Jackson, D~leveland, and repnta tor reimbursement 101· Ronald K. MoW, D-Parma.. der the bill. In the llouse Wodnellday, two measures a I m e d at slowlq doWn the R-a• admlnlllradon propoaals tor reorpnlz&t1oo cl hlgber odueatlon In llllio were offered. One resolutlan aUed 1be lee· lslalure to ..........., possible COIYOCJIOIII:es cl recllc:inR llale aubsldles to out.o!..tate lludents at state universiUea, and . the other asked that any reor. Clot ...... -~~... _,. .toir hour odor cantrol. llloro .,. pnlzatina made take Into ac240 dra111s In th CCIIIDI current unlveralt;r-llran<h M.·az. bottlt. 1n .....,... sulltlrtor relatlooshl,pa and flea wltll comm•n• months al munltleo. sprlnJ-Iill'f lresltAnclher reiiOiulllja Qltered In the lloule urged to oaact Iqlellltlat lor an alivoluntaer miJitary IJel"'llce, 01111Ins. the Selectiv.o Sonlco ~... tem or the drift. Tile conllrmod niDo _...,_, by Gov. Jamo1 A, llhodeL A IOta! cl an11. Ttaelm made by the rill' ~ paws are moat nt'• Ia not lbe onQ< deatrallle 1r11> c:om- balL BaCOD sti'Ws Ud freah meat or Qlh are often better. :S.lta should ,be tied to the triaer ol Ret ~ l'rCJ8rlmll My rat control program must the trip to pre"'nt bel"'l taken be cme of santtattoo, ratproor~ without oprlll((\lll( the trap. Fresh bait shol.d.d be UMd and 1111( and reduction. II the,. obduad nta should be removed as Je<U'"' are dUlgenll)o foll..,ed, somas possible. It Is not necesr1t lnleotatton wUI be eliminated sary to throw a ll'a£) away once alii will not reoec:ur. a rat has been c&uBht in It In Rejproo!log once a rat populadon 11 re- fact,. the' 1oneer a trap Is in use moved. CU"e should be taken to the more likely It ls1hat nts wUl make bulldl.Jw:s 11 rodent.. proor appn:ech it. Wooden based rat aa popible.. Thil actim wWpre· traps can be purehued at most vent reinfeltatlon. Coocrete,gal.. hardware stores. Antlcoqulant Pol84K11 Yllllzod lheet metal, and NrdAntlcoqul.ant poisons prevent ware cloth are stanlllrd ra1ProofIng materialL Entry WO,YI of the normal clottl~ ol blood owr lh " I.D dicneter must be cau~e rats to die by internal closed to prevent aecesa by rats. bleodlrc, Some common anticoagEdae• of doors and "lndow1 ulants are warfarin, phal, tushould be covered by sheet met- .marln, dlphaclnone, and p.m. p. Anticoagulant baits that are pural or hardware cloth. To prevent bw'rowtna. cor.- chased are apt to .zontain one of crete Ooora ahould be construct- these materials. All will kill ed In baaementa. Check holes rats ll fresh andproperbplaced. around pipes that enter basements. These holes should be filled with concrete. In most cues a good home maintenance program will provide good ratproofing. Reductional Methods After rats have gainod entruce, they must be removed qulc~ and 11fely. Because of hazards to humans alii pets, on}J traps and anticoagulant toxi· cants are recommellled for home use. Traps In trapping rats, proper placement of traps is as important as a selection en bait. Rats follow natural runways whenever possible, running along walls rather than crossing a room in the open Therefore, the best placed trap ia along walls and under hiding areas. Despite its reputation, cheese IDCJL a,.. or tiro di.J• II)&J1. In. _ _ ...... lna ..... qlb, 0( lho _ JufJicc. ...... a.. . . . a.i.illt- 1b.l1, am- beocDI-ii;a........... .... ple tpntltlel cl bell · - be C3lock . . . . . . . . , _ , - - made available tor two weeks or two 4Qa. n&»>ac• fiiU: aautlllid. moie, al.oce dill lndlvkhal nta d l - o( . . . , . . . _ llllt, ... and mice mQ DOt eat It when rilocau - - II belt to 1111 fint expoaed,. In most lnatancea, bellwlaken. • however, a marked reduction. in CU\SU~OII IDd rodent acth1ty OCCW'I after about the third day ot treatme.._ Wller-ooluble lonna of the andcoogulant poisons II1Q be used to lftCID}ement dry balta. They appeartobemost effective duri~ the siRitmer months or Lnlocation5wherewater is not readUy avaDabl.e. In many places it will be adwur tageoua to eJCPQse a water batt alongeide a dry bait. Even the eJPOaure or wvotooned water in this manner will often improve acceptance of the food balta. For rat ·control, place bait at or near pla.cee where rats are accustomed to feed. Use shallow pans, preferably not more than one-haU~inch high. U the bait is in a bag, tack one elll d<Mn and bait 'Mclltl- -- - ceriiJntr the • ...,... of rataCIIIIIe aecund rn.n 1 - Coln1 Hoaltll DeparunenL RealembiN:', rltl cu be C<llllrollod II Allltatlon, ruproofllll(, and recll.u-1ods are uaed kJrleiher. SPIING ~ STYLES ANI COLOIS AIQif61AilY. THE SHOE WHERE $HOES ARE •x SENSIBLE PRICED Mlddlo,Ort, 0. Would Soli Farther If he set out on his historic voyage today , Christopher Columbus would have to sail 13 yards farther than he did in 1492. because the contin· ents have drifted apart that much since then . INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT 992-2635 lMI,.Ur._..., NEW ORLEANS (UPl)-. The . testilnorcy or Ita star witness to today to the plotting, Perry Raymond .Prove a serle 1 ot acts of. intent Russo. were perlonnecl by Clay L. Russo had Usted 21 errors be Shaw, Lee Harvey O.wald and said Seiambra made In a memo Danct W. Ferrie to further a about the stato•s llrl!l Interview plot.. II! murder Prellldent John w!th Ruaao, Feb. 25, 1967. Sciambra testllted he had not F • Kenriedy • The prooeeutloQ W-llda,v p.~t Russo's story of the came to the 01111 of Its wsliln<JQy conspiracy, and some vital desl8ned to show 'a "meollng of rwnea, into the memo because the mlbds' ~ here in September, be had delayed Its writing ao Jong It had become ~~aeeonclary'' 1963, beMNn the lllnemen. Theil. It ~ced lellllmony to a report about Ruooo'l to sl;aow an overt act by Ferrie conspiracy story told while -a "'llf "to u<k.aton, Tex., just under truth· serum. after "ihe KOIIIHIIly alaylnJ-- to For the llrll overt - act fllrtiMir the alleged plot. evtlleDce, the aloto eslled R,C. That · Ia all lha1'• . - Roland In 1963 had beea prealdent and aeneral l118llltiW uncle~' . .the. law . of crlmloal coruiiJirac:y; . . of an leo rink In Houlllun, Tex. i . O..rtAct He telllllled Ferrie had phoned h'W, 51, a retired bualness- hlm· 1u make. a reiJel"'lllkln for man, Ia '1harpd 111111 plotllng hlmseU and iwo clher men tor with ..Q~.I!Id Ferrto Wider a a public skating session. law thet de!lnea i:onoplraey aa . Part;y Arrived '-an agreement or eomblnadon Tile JiUtf arrived Nov. 23, ol two or more ror the 1983, the day aftAir the Jlemeoly DIIrder, he said, and Ferrie ~PII"JIOse''ofacrimo-­ and J!13.1 . tllere must be proof at. "m&de a Utile bit cl •a 11011 cl at loolj ono overt oct In hlmealf'' by ""'llllllib' ......,.. ~.... . at. .th~. scheme. lnll bill DilDO, While tho olber ''Or@rt.•• Jn 111', means dooe - okated, be teMtfled, Ferrie . ~eel 110U the pi>Uc phooe with. Oridtnt· IJrtenl. ·'llle · llate - cl~ . uP Ill and uMCI lllllne um•o. 'l!jl,. ~ calling an He eaid Ferrto had red hair lb assl- o!lll1iict al1umey, An- • ..... *"!· .. nuld1 c:oJIII)Ieldoa. Roland IB1cl be reported It to drew J.ll¢i&~··· \ . to .liollter the the FBI anol,lil apnt had _.t .. hatr and • beU him llate wss attempting ;;f1011.1 or u.s. Coosn•• '*• . $10 Whitmans __. AND .._meiit'• with 11ming Eye c ...."* :> c - > • ~ -. ~ • - - • c: ~ _, ~ nrlewlnll lhe ~n~:~o~ent. llullll tellllllei) wu thot be . ...... Sllaw, tiJrai!P Ferrie, II Clem - . . . _. Gor~ hao told tho jury, .... !'~~!-show lha1 Sllaw ' lb116S~IJII~ AVG 20.7 19.7 15-0 14.4 12.7 11.8 11.4 10.7 only IPread d1 ...sesand contamhate food, but they often deltl'Of property thrOUIIh their burrolflog and gnowlng. nodurM:J and Mtf'lfll¥1 IIIII are rareb' aeen unle11 heiY)' lnfettaUON are encountered. Thlrerore, It 11 necea•ry to be lble to bUrpret Slllhl or their Octiv(1,)> In c.-der to plan ....,.olwork. Rat •lana are fouDd tn 11chllled places, such u alone walla. am-der pUes ot r!M:Iah or behillt boxes or ln thlek vqetation. From rat signa, one can WU p- 01'ii!D'-will·!.... I.--.... _,.... •• .,.. . . . K. 0. Ol"dl..rti1 kiD lbe ..... two ~e111 one .. of _ potaon will IMit RatS, Unchecked, Take Over Homes Sanctioned Perfect Game Bowled Pl;,~A~;d;~L~~ ~~.:.~ llogsett; Terry McCarty, West Columbia; Mrs. Virgil BaUield, Gallipolis; Janice Casto, Ma1011; Mrs. Elsie Schundlemlre, Leon; Carol AM Badgley, Butfalo; Mrs. A alrw!o - How to Control an Unwanted Creature }jJ!J31JJ SCORES ' ·~' ' Ftbruar7 11, 1te1 _ It's a lovely day to ch8c;k , your 811ti·,reeze, sharpen your ice skates. palf up .the kids' n\it· ·tens and Ofder Gas whOie·lit!U.M·air condition· · in1. · ·" i ··, That's r!ilht, G;ls air ccirldil1ioni ' perfecUim~ to order it.lljlat · rush aitd,pve IQ% on the c~t Of to 'bcii!it:•Vou dan't . menf unt~ May .. . . · ' own 81llolt..O.. 'Mol - delivery - • · lila to that of.~ trtoo.d. ·.,-.w-. ltW*ra ~'" nH . ., f' ' ·t A CHARMING COLONIAL WRITING DESK IN GLOWING MAPLE • • - - • • • INSIDE- A SOLID STATE STEREO AND AM - FM RADIO! ....05 PEIJUSSII 8 110111, �• • • - , . 11111r s••wt, ~ o., ~. Mil~ 11, u• (EiliTOII'S NOTE: P 1 r t J, wlftaonl, ..tl..... -1111'110 dl$ttl tbl 'tOte ol DWO' law.., -orolal locllLadoa.. n.t. YOU 1J IOIN!I'dmel _.u. tho poriOIIII ol tbo lfll•l•tor. AJII:I2 0 b I o I a - • reeent11 were polled ror pencm1 cpnionA • vartou• ta 8118 a they 1n11 race 1hb &eaaka ThiA 11 the flrst t1 two reporta based on the anawerA ol . 7e wt.o replied.) II)' RICHARD WHEELER UPI Statehouae Re..rter COLUMBUS (lJPl) - Twe!!Q<· eight men arrrently live on delth row at the Ohio Penlten. tlary. ne lut execution ia the state'A eleetrlc chair was March 15. Ie63. PUblic sentiment ha.A grown 1n recent years to have the death 118naltl abolithed 1n Ohio. But a meJorll>' ol leglalators answering a United Preas trternational Aurvey Celt tbe dellth I pmalcy should be retained. Fort;y • nine of 76 lawmakers who UUJwered the, ~estlon ARid the death penalty wn neeessary. But tben were 23 exceptloDJ, including a suggestion the death penalty be removed •tpro.. vtded life sentences do not allow paroles... · Four lqislators were unde- lca:r tD ciYII ........ Willi U.o -ced HJall llft'oret a-t~• na one JecllioiOr'a rtlllb'. A 1 1 wtao Mid the lawa were not ...... ...., "'lboy o-d be Oll!orced - e r tbo law to." A third reW" •• aimed at admlD1ttrator1. The IIIIWer &aid llwt were not .trong enousb. '1lut more won't belp weak admlalltraton." Lawmakera aloo were ukod to rocord their poriOIIII convi<· Ilona m Sunday ll1110r sales. A majorttJ ol tbe replie1 opposed the Ale ol llcpJr In the state 011 Sundoy. Qle leg:lllator laid he was against the DKWtJJient .. except for eonventlon cities." Another aald he would ravor Amdl,y liquor law reriAlona "wlth local opt::l.m" ltlll the key to sale. Leglllatora considered taxes, ecllcatton. and welfare on a prioriQI baolo, giving ecmcatiOJ! the top spot, roUowed by taxes ancl welfare. The replies were the closest recorded. Educatlort was given the nod by lawmakers by one reply. Wellare wa1 a distant third ln the priorities. One lawmaker replied, uyou can't ha.ve one wi~ tile oth- clded. ere." Abollshment ~sled Favor State Tax Abolllhment of the death penWhile considerlns taxes, legalty already haA been sugplted i.llators were asked to lnd.lcate Jn BeVeral pieces of leglalatlon !llbmiUed to tho 108th o-t-11 in order." ·NEXT: Legislators rate them- Show Winners are Announced Aaaembly. To remove the death ponal Q1 !rom Ohio law would take a eonsdtutional amendPI'. PLEASANT - Wbmers in ment, wMch requires ~~ the lOth Aanual Ma80ll CourtQ: vote ot the assembly and a Hay and Silage Show held th11 majorl:b' vote at the poll!. week at the courthouse amex 1b.e question whieb found have been annwnced. most legislators willing to rep]y waa lowering or the voting age. Flfty..W.. representatives and AeDators favored the move, alroaojy 11188Vated In proposed I ! I 0011atitutional amendlnentl be- The Sweepdakes wtrmen, the Getty One of Six Viee Presidents ron the usembly. Of the majoriQI f&vor!ng rePT. PLEASANT - L. W, Getmellon t1. tho wtiDg !!CO, moat Ql, CounQI Clerk or Muon COOn· felt the new age should be 19. t;y, waA one of alx new vice preOnlJ reapoadents said the vot- atdentl elected by the We1t Vlrlng ..., be 20, while 11 ginla Count;y O!!lclals AsaociaIIUIPited 18-year-<!lds be given lion, Each 0( tho alx represents ~t to oq!; haiJI!'L • CliO J!(. ti)o .IJI>II~ '1liftlllilorr·who'll¥6iodat" ' iobctDolllcw.ina. ; : millm In ll!o votl!!g ..., also Tom Bell, aberlll at Fvette ' expressed aentlmert aimed at Count;y, was elo<tod prealdonl reducing CIIDJIIII demonstra.. ~ the group. Other f'ic:e predans. .sidenta named were: Frank BaA mQn-ltY of the respondent& all, Brooke Courd;y, asaeseors; to tbe survey said laws eover.. Harry ArUJ, MlqoCountJr,llherina campq1 4elnon.traUcma and ttra; Jack Kinder, Kanawha Coun.. di.lturbanceA were not strong ty, circuit clerk A; Bnlce wtd.te, eiiOUgit. Thooe who felt tho laws Wood Count;y, prooocutlng altor· were !!lril!genl OIMIU&I! said noya; ll!d Jim Lively, FI,Yelte Rrieter enforcement was the Cowrt.v, count.T -eommia&ionera. •-d A faalrlonable thing happened on the way to the Forum ~RO S beat in the overall show, were Charles Machlr, Letart, hay class; Ernest and Henry Kay. of ~ Kay Farm, Southakle, sllqe clus: and Brown and Barnette Farm of Letart, torage master. Each ol the winners received engraved plaqueA. Presented ribbmA in their re.. Apectlve classes were: Alfalfa ha,y, Clair Lee Cottrill, Jr., West Columbiai alfalfa gras 1 hay • Sammy Hoffman, Letart; clover and hay, lloymond Yeouger, SouthAide; clover graas hay, W. W. Brown, Lelart; graaa hay, Charlet Macblr, Letart. Mlscell-• hay. w. w. ~. ,l,o!art . ~· "'~ ~lll(lmall; ~•.,. legullle enallage, Cldr ~ C<Jt. trill Jr., West ColumbJa; mllcellaneouA silage, Laldn. Slate Hospital (exhibited by Leslie lla!'· bum); corn - aorghum enailage, Ernest and Henry Kay, South· llde. otyle inti me ... Roman numerals. They bring classic elegance to a lady's add bravura to a -n blooiDI.,. CCMwre••· WI I••• ' m "'OJD8fl' 8 Qub Speaker Set PT. PLEASANT - FADO FADES IN apia oo tho Now York aiJ" elab ace110. AmaUa Rotlrlgueo, ooacblnl of Portucal, Ia maklac her . lint U.S. •P· pearaac:e In more tlaaa two yeara. Her apeelalty 11 fado, PortaJara alllque ballada of liD, love •••• wro•c, wom.ea fa Ia j-Portucaese mea aad womea, alleall. 33 Placed In Jobs PT. PLEASANT - Jack L. Smith, manager or t h e Point Pleasant local ofrice r1 the West VIrginia Depsrtmenl of Employment Security, reported Wednesday placement of 33 indivfduala In golnlul employmoot during January. At the clo1e of busf .. " '1110 a... CIIIrord Schallo ol tho Cluilt El>faoopal Clalrch wUJ be tbofeat:ured apeaker ror the February 14 meeting or tllo Pl. Pleslllll Woman•s Club at 7:30 p.m. In the &>clal Room tl. tile Proobytarlan Cb!rch. The Rev. Schane will Ull II hit topic ..The American Home. •• 'l1!e Home Life department with Mrs. Walter W!ndaor, chairman and Mrs. Leo Colandrol, eo • chairman, will have charge of tho meeting. Other coll'lmittee member aare Mrs. WUisrd Coates, Mro. Paul Crabtrse, Mrl. Ben Franklin, Mra. Lawrence Gerlach, Mra. J. c. Gingrich, Mrs. Harry Godfrey, Mrs. Max Hellop,· Mrs. C. G: Jones, Mrl. William McKialey, Mra. Earl Mol!r, Mrs. Lawrence Mohr, Mrs. J. 0. Morelll!d, Mra. Ralph llalke, Mrs. Ernelt Rainey, Mrl. J, A. Jlo6. gars, Mrs. L Brooks, Mrs. Grant Stanley, Mra. Dick Wore ll!d Mrs. S. c. WUhelm. mar nach ·h0 -10 '! Ahlloullh h4l ....., . don~a Powti'.· ; .. , . "· 7 ~ tho 10 bock lnJIIt4, salary"W• -rarely ·· Ftteber 1"trltw )11t owr ,_...'" . "Loti 9f tlmt• we ao out aut11o achool bolrd1 won't ~- with ua. Tbe of 'take It or lea.. It' .. -. ---then <tor• ......... u AI a last ~IOI't- ~rrqllliiRI Would ~akt u.s. -raJ ., nocvtlate salaries and world,. coodltlons. It lfOUicl require local school boarda 10 M&Otlate with dul,y elected teacher rapresentaUveL '"Blue LawA" Fischer CCiltendl that teaebers do not now ~ the same rightl a1 other eltlzena. ~~e can't barpln, we can"t atrlke, we can't get Involved In politics," he says, referrlae to stote loslola- that bera strlkea by public employe! 8111, in many cdes, doe! not require school boards to negotiate. As to involvement in politica, laws vary from locallcy to lncaiiQI but some eommWlltieA atlD have { ··-· j I I I ' NOW ARRIVING OUR UNE OF···· '(. ' ... ......., In Mlddlo. . 0., • • 'l1nlrodo1, Fobr11117 U, 11169 -Bring your darling In today and outfit hot for spring with these tender loving little fashions. .• - at tho ' I , • . ' I. ' _ . . , 10 . FEI. ENIS . ·WED. • Ffl. .If;· Ml For Ladie8•· • v....... $25.00 SlQ-00 , ~-· -· Cl!oo-- forD\or FOI'II ~ tbo IIQ'oo, married or Clio- Co.), hari!la-hor- .... ·Jmol. and -ked Ia Pl. .._ .........,.... p.... jo1ned 1be N.,- Snb111 Ill World War Z, 41\Y at 8aJI!on. I1R> eo. tho Market, CIQI.llav. Fnllk Ia 53 - · Cheoiebrew, HOing tbe ' 70&rl ol4. ' lll.t I1HI polplt ..... .......,h hi rapid ohlnp, Ia anxIa tbe 4aiiYIUt (Mdp Co,) . lloll to belp It meotlta now ohal. Cnnirtpllcinal Cla!rch In 1111. . _ .. _ h e _ He _ . , .. t1u1 ecutnotl1cal 'l'be ·bOroro bo hod - • "- four ooqlal trend ill tbe WOrld' • clurehea, ~· ·liwolvlng • lllalla- .... tbo ........ at t h o llllle7. adlo! aD d Uultad Brelbren •._ ~ Olr. - l l q . Cla!rcbea. ... _ llolser Holllltall ....... Tbe 1111&11, rural Cblrcbea, ho · ad a ,...,.,. boroN bqtmJnc NIIevoa, wW hi!Yo to conoolldate tbe llrot - · a.t It and tho Ia tbo IIJtaro.' "Oar lchoola, to moll tho - · tl! !Ollow - d bo OUC· ceutul," recalled a.uebrew. needl at -.,; horo hod to COil• "ll then Jhol I reaiiHd I 101~," lift. Cbeolebrewllld. 11And . . .10 will the churcbea.'"' llhaUloi the eoll to 1l!o lio baPea tl! .._ 111 tho _ . mlldltl7," ho llld. 'l'lla eoU -or had be:- llvuolh aa po-ofthoCbelhIre Cl!Otp U!at tl!o <burch ""' .101111. - - .. Fnal! -11111. be atrecilvo Ia I!JIIuonelnr 11!o AI a ddld, ...,. W, hiJ Uvea ot )'OUtli. . - . Mr, .... Mrl. 1111 lim Ia tl!orpnlze Garrlll, DL Chol-., cw. •.•ae- BASIC RllQVD!EMENT - "Firat ol all, ll!on! Ia tho need to boa a.rtatlm From that, lllo ter'Ybll wherever lllldad." Tllat'1 hmr Rev. Frank CheeAebrew, Clelhlre, deAcribed his feeii..Dc: about hlvtrw besn ralaed a deW>Ut Boptlet, preaching lrat In a Coqp-eptlonallat cln!rch, tll!d now In llethodilt churehea. G.ttl.ae lt clown oa paper Ia O.ster Tannehill. editor. Markel llt~port It'• A Happening At NYC. ...... . SCIOTO LIVESI'OCIC ilop: 200 • 230, 20.eb; No. I, Men's Short Sleeve SPORTct,•ck;SHIRTS Plaids, Easternmost tree in the United States Is a red spruce beside the lighthouse at Lu· Cheosebrew Ia 1V01'I<lni harder than ever before In hi• lite. He credit! Ida new llfe lareeJ7 to tho ouAJOri pven hlmbJhliwlle. "Wittolt ber 1 never could have delle it," he Aid. 1111 ministry hall taken him, following tho LangavWe charge, to work as a!IAbtant arU misAlonary In the Ohio BapUit ConvenUon In 1963, t h e Patriot Charge In Gallia Count;y in 19$7, and rtnally to the Cheshire Charge in June ot lut year. and 5 th1ouqh XL. 3.91 tt 6.91 IHIRT Swre FINISHING 1 For••••••• SAME DAY SERVICE New York Clothing House In AI 9 - Out At 5 ••11111'1 0Hitrl 216 !. 2nd, PCiflleroy 90 Mill t. Ml4.11• tJtt Main St. POIIII'OJ Oergy Shortage Beoomiug Less And less a Protstant Problem than I !lOr eenl. AI~ Reached Aa • reault, oome Proteatant But tbef cUd fool thot widely JU>IIelzad defo""""• or Catholic ·J!rluto-110 sat married or for other r8UCI15- hive hurt the ''lma&e" or the prieldlood and cllscouraaod 1011111 )'CIU!IS men wbo mlJht ha" had It ao a .....-. With 60,000 prloatoliO csrelor 18 miiUoa baptized Catbollca, 1l!o United States atiU hao me t1. tbo. DK!It laYorablo prieiJI.Io. hampotad - - cburebol _bodlea have alread:l reached for two' decadoa'rnv 101!11 be • llld ather• .,.. 1ft stPt ot the W... or tho put. dQo W!1on *If w1U have, II not Sainh•ry - tho all !If tho mlnlatero tllq .-d, beat ..... tD tbe -If <!l at loul, u IIWIY u their IUiun mini-... In lnadiWiuito · buCipte will allow • ~ . . . for ..• pUt tboln .to biro. IIYe ~. !!IDee 111M, total Tbe Q.ti.>ok Ia dllroront, ~ at lftllaarle1 accre- - , Ill tbe RoDIID Catllollc church. _ .. · · · ~ 10PU!'pQfcailt r&tlo'lf"..'tu"' ..!liif :M6M""'-'"'· · . • ~~ l"'il!ll!"l'1 _.nmem. world. Bulllii' i&WtiiS, tioo'OI(; ~· • tl! 28,0113, .bml ~· «,diDI!!C a,.;nb' for mont rtsuroa do oot ·ll!ll!i'wen · · J(loilnibllo, llit demand for _ . 1R ~. lin"' 1958, ror the yean al!ead• .~ ......, llu ...cl<mod 11>e lllllllber of ~ ~od Lui year, Calllolle 1101111nar1 Uchuteboahnl · ~~ Ia JJrieolly inW,. hlo _ . t enrollmontf llrqlped bJ &,543, or oloW · dolrn In moml!erlblp from f9,000 tl! 43,000. And thoro IS por cont. And that came oo ...,.a.. Darlac tho peak yoara Ia 10 lar . no Biln of a tum- .._ at a dscllne of 2 1567 or 6 . "- tho ......... rtlllloua riYinl, Ia IIlia tnncl. ..,. • • 'lb8 . lltuatlan 11 caliatnc per <ODI, In tho prericlul yollor. dUli'ell moml!erllhlp lacreaoed at 1'01&1 u hiP uUporoa - • • Clllearn to Amorl· Preliminary roporte !rom m8Jor point towsrd m>thor • Jllir. Laat Ytir, tbo.laonuo ca•o 'Calholle bllhopo, w11o ~orod ll at • ..,_ durin& l!llb8lanllll looa thla year. For •.P~ IV' 11io Yeatbooli at 1llillr lui -....uaJ rneetinll example, tl!o ard!tllooe!l at Ainirt... ClllirchH .... •... in WIObl..... Jut - - . . l'ldlldolj)hla 110'1 Ill - - -.• / WIIIJa tho bloi>opa <lllo't -ch ""' have losa than bait as 11\1' torm.J · COtldUIIoal, thoro IIWif .-.to U they had. lour ,.q ~-alaar• yuroqo. nionl \Ill ' cleellno In Mm..., enrOllment 11 one · IJII!plom ·or .tho travail 1l!o ..U,oll II llllrerlq aa It PLEDGE'S PlD MU ........ wltll 1M taok at Mloo Jemlfer &>e Blakealoe at 1635 Lincoln HelabU II one Ono Oi1IDioa '1'111 Colliollo blahopa to wbom at tbo recoatJ.y pleditod mem. tbla .r - - talilod .were all or bora o1 Vpallon chapter or l'ld tho Ollinlaa that Pope ...... Iii SororiQI at Ohio State Unl. ful. . . C!ll ntelnlaa tho ..... voratQI. !lbo II a I!OJih>moro ma- . NI.IIYPAII at ~ . eolll>ac;y •• not, Ill .iorln& In edu<allon. !lbe Ia tho ltaOII. • -.Jar barrier 1D tho daualrter ol Mr. and Mrs. CharH•rHeat , ....., .,,.. lea Blakealoe. rocrallmeat of IIIIIIIDu'lalll. =:""" \ No Raise · For One • Big 7G-Qvrc. Pt..lie ~.. , • 12·~. R«IM(IIII• Dilhplrt • 5-Compaortment Plattlc Cuti•'Y Tr1r • ~1 -lnel'l PIMiic: Laundry BaaJ..t ...r. &EllS 1 Volun to $5;95 HOME·LAUNDRY . ' . lOTIOI Ut . . ..... _ ,, ..... , ....... flriWIM. l-OT. SAIICEJIAII »Jl6.11. IlKS ..... _ ....., cllromo n"'-"" 'IHIIM WIS tn ·-·.... s-. "*"" .....oliN•-. '1011'1. -.yon lllgtl CUI lnd Pile Mign. colora. ..... ....... COlt Tlfloll• c.ro. tor 11M ' occ~ 04'1--1. lite. YoiUM to $9.00 St ... 29 .... lUSTII 0011 HAll SPlAY' tor SPRING $1.98 $2.98 ·-... --~--- .. '4·00 : " . . .....umu, ...... ......_ . . . or KtiMI glue IOYS' SOCIS .... ~lift OltDI'I _. 11M1:t1 , . _ tout~JIInltll . 7-llt, .. ,,_ Ifill ........., 1\11-u. Values to $7.95 , , beautiful pendant! And Caravello brings you the ...... ultimate in Magnificent ''l'KIIOMIIIIIJ Ill" eold tOni. &'rtei· tiOII lt..lld Pfl'ldlont w1tc!t. Still! fiPtrU ld·lt . Sltoc~ ttsi1!111t. COPI·IOIII t""ill , ...... . I ::. "'~· craftsmanship, too. ·~ artisanship to make them ao bellissimo inside as they are outside. Guaranteed by ' • N -· illi. ..,... ' " ' ' c· ' ~" .'1'• -' f .I Hu Gift Lawmaker " solid t:olors in button down and spread collar styles. Sizes '$5.00 SLACKS DENIM ~RRIIfAU! DRESS SHIRTS .... $4.J3.00 GIRU IIEI lien's Short SIMYe bee Point, Maine. 7oulh reuowohfp wltll a pro- ever called." He hope a to Hrve 1rUD baood on t11o deatreo and h1A Lord the relt of h11 Dlltural Jlle. . - . "- tllo Youth. Rev. Chee•ebrewbeloarltothe How clooo • man raised a BapDrOlf Woblter Poll, Amerl<an tilt who Mrvod In a Bat>tlat Lagion, or PomerQ1 where he Cblrcb - II Middleport- 25 J'e&rl, accept a mln1ttry In a was as&latant chaplain ror IIUUl,Y ~ a.ttcb, then ye&rl under Eber :riou1h, chapowltch to ,..._It? It no eooy lain. WhUo aollatant to Rouab, he served aa Eighth District for Hov. ChosaebrOlf, ''Firat ol all there lo tho need chaplain. He allo b a put disto be a Chrl1ttan," be Aid. trict commander oll'ld was state qt. ....a.t...arma. "From U!at, It Ia """"" whereContent In hl1 ealling, Rev. ' ' 20.85; 190 • 200, %0.10; 230..140, 20.10; 240 • 210, lt.I!O; :110.:.110, 19.10; Sowl, 15.80 ..11.10; Boua, IUO • 11.7$; Pip by tho liNd, 13.90 -17. Cattle: Good to Choice a.er1, 26.75 • 27.7~; Good Staero, ze26.50; Standard Staera, 2t.25 • 25.n; Good Helfero,25.75.U.541; Standard, 23 - 2<1.50; Good Cowl, 19.35 • 20.85;Utlll1.1Cowl,l7.7$. 19; ea-r ll!d ~. 16.40 _ , Bulla, 22.541 • 25; Stoek Colvoo Staera, 24.25.10; 9ioek · Calves Heifer-. 28.50 - 27.50; Hollto!n F-ra. 23.541 • 25. Veal Catvea: Choice, tt - 45; Good, 39.50; Medium, 37,75; Commerdal, 33.50; ~ Calve! by tho Head, 19 • 4e, Lambl: Cholce,27.50; Serviee, 26.90; llwea and Laml>a by the Head, 25 • 35. a. 14. MIDDLEPORT >' - .ba waoldbeiiV• oi ~1r~= #1,~ ' CLOTHIERS ' Cbeolobrow,t lllltl1lllll Ill., Pl. ........ bad _... for bU o-· · Ill' LOIJJS CASSELS Uulted P r e l l _ . The cltrllf lllortop tl!et baa ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. L ' Vnltod . . _.. Jlma, ""' ""'""' p~aqt, and ... - - .. Cil!'rth He Ia taldaia>r· pori to 1011 ..... au- tho l!ben,.• .....,..._... tu ID!prooohiJ becb FGrd Apaq, Lalor ho .... mlnlllr)' !llld ID Jlr<l>oro blm. ......... tbo .Molp Mitior .......a d . . . . . , - Broom, • .....,.., and at tbo · Garntl Bible Somlnary, World of Religion Girls Size 7 to 14 · · HEEL &TOE COTTON '' o. ' ' ., "1'"-H·R..;· 1 LOT MENS JACKETS Val. 19 $19.95 • "'""'* ··a · .... For Men . a.... ~~ ' - ~ dressing up for spring is 'fun! Cleaning 11\hl~l,j,port. .. . .... llllrt ~~ ~· 20 ,..,. "- lalllnr .....u - t>ort. . Fr& Ia - " ,, billA in law lor teachen to S•vice 2n4 A-,.. lhoiiJ4dl~-~ ... R... a.ooaobnw lo '""' a GoJ. lla .()wmHu 11uo7 In a - · 111nlll<ut caner - - In a Valentine's Dar · ~ ' ·---oprt, I lo tho Tri.O..,.-. ad aX! tbe mllltotrr. '1'111 Bam ..., taloed!n Paint Pl- brow tamlq woo doYGut 1a tbo ant, lilo IDiddlo yoan -.1 Ia much more- and. a natl.onal proteuiOIIII llOfiOI!atl'"'a law. The latter would e~tablbh a 31 placements were made. 992·2057 P•r•t :.: ~ I and • U... , '1'111' R... F ..... Cl!-ol>"- Cbellhlro oe Di!leb u Oll1oDo I . floi11 , '1'111 Ill' CHI!!T T ANNllHILL ~ eJqlhaaloe tho •her•' wlkeo - Pastor Ch·e esebrew fn l NeW C{Jreer unfaltb' IIIWI ' media - lldl¥ S ' ·~• and 180. e,.haol.. that-we ao tho pn~y 1ix month& earl.y- 1trtk• route. we•u 10 it. No IDI tbUI will .." ' an extra-sold. l q term- bocauoe Prealciont Nl- lUI IIU!nth ~ hlo predeceiiiOI", ' MrL Ellubetb D. KOOIU t1. Solllbury, N.C., dlrector of the Wcaei1'1 Bureau ,., tllo ~- of Labor, t11o hlaheot pooltlon o..r hold bJ a Negro woman. Chlof omq tho leglalaltve acal• Ftacher lA pnmodJI& are more federal aid to education- ness, Jamary 31. there were 707 lndlvlduals registered f o r work iD this ottlce; 194 of whom were female~ .,~ 102 Who were . veterans. Nmt"_~lcatlonJ -r. celved during lids month total· ed 171, or 35 remaies and 55 veterans. One year ago, there were 661 persona registered for work and Laun*J or- , ' ...... \•1 . , Trial Opens Today ternoon. ·~ ~I _ ••• - - _ . .. l&nH:Iunt 111111 berPI .. 'WIOII!o. w• ,_., ~ D. Flotbll', who loot aa plallonn wrltera. IIU!nth Uo!IIIH!d tho preoldenq lit ~~ to liiOiu! tho NllA of t11o miUI-ber ~ · priloldeney more JICIII!orAI! bJ Edlocltlon Aa-latiGa (NEA), cllrectiJW .hll """ air- toward hao ·est u bll p1 -hero prl- meeU•• , wltll lndl>l•'the ',..n iaduentlal duall IIIII 1111!011 _ . . In a ~ 'Ot -•• Ia America." ...pooltll!ll to l!!lluenco pOlicy, ·'11!11 He omloloao tho cloJ when lncludoo tho White Haulie, thoro wUJ DOt be u llouo faciiW •tate aove!'llOn 111111 SO~nment that WOII't prompt the !oundatiOM. Ho llld he elected om.eiala to on would devote time to tram teachers · to eJpreSI their alii ~b-lnlklrw. eclloctlve ¥lewo. Nalurolb' ho Fischer rnoood Into t11o NEA by CARAVEL L E"Division of BULOVA Here's the newest .~ _,!! Smith noted that anyone Jn. ierested in training aA a PlYehiatrlc ~a~r se aide should conState vs. Starkey tact tbe local office immediately, The class is sche<llled to begin February 24. A training allowance will be paid to eJigl. ble !ndlvlcl!ala atlending I h I I PI', PLEASANT - The crim- clasa. The class will be conG.tctInal aetlon trial at State VI, ed under the MDTA program_ as Earl Clifford starkey bepn to. In tho past. da.y In Maaoo Cour!Q1 Circuit At this time there are loeal Court. Starkey .... Indicted by openinga for qualified electrle· the grand jury for felonloul aa- tans, tree clbnbera, and roster grandparents. aault on one Carlo! Ben1011. Juron ~elected to lel"Ve are Doria J, Deal, Eleanor E. McComb, Rhoda F. Hall, Eleanor B. GUI, Carl ChaWn, Ernoat John llorllBI!, Melvin W. Cobb, Inez R. WU1111, Uley L. Culleu, Marvin Bennett, Sr., Daniel Gear· hart and Jame1 E. Beaftr. Sr. The Grand Jury for this term & t1. Circuli Court allo te<OIIV..ed toc1a7 at 9:30 a.m. for tho filurtll time ckrlng this term. The grand jury .... _.todto~·­ pori of 111 IIDdlnp 1a1o lhll • !'I""'•. • waded 1IYH aDd lmpe..UUJ doom. They are Aid te mob mea weep aDd selves. I . On~._ 'Tea~ber fl!!ll!ot,.,... a trlgh- not sure that added tues are If.," ., FIIBDEIUCK ll ·TIIE&'III • - tho ,NEA to be tho on tile book1 . .. blue law1.,_ thlt .. 'J'hD NEA JU'I~ ber ..,..... tr.... ....., , Ia the ' t!Dijo, na-wo w!llloD · · )iollod P...U.~ 1 ~ -'o Z'"J'i'l tho, '"powera~'-~11. 'Hicb SCiql 'ftlebtr ool)oct ll<md o~oc-. II!C!OOIIIJW coot• oof=..~illo:c:ll~l•~ ........ 101M liD ftthl CJW ..., (Or Jho fodonl ~ , . , ll'!"or- ...,.!lb!a tbe d>.m1c and o~i!ant, ~!'" roo1 ....... artie~ hiP"""* toechor In 011 !If · Jhol boc,* Floehor p&J • ~ ........ ~._ehet,pOww." . .0. UoiDe,l{ _ Iowa, 1Dtead1 JtiUbiML ' ·,• apd ~~ · ..,.. · nre Ito tea!'btr aullll!bw Ill! ~ 'llil l!"kk... lprcel , at - tho ....... hll · - •• naHon'• !arpot - - NllA prooldont to ~ -~ Ia tho !'"li011. ....... Jho lldrd. N•, Jho, ......, lljaw teocbor 01 ~ -.dlel: h!.ol-nt In 1H7·1H8 achool YM\' and tho jhe •u-1 •ud> ' ...... .... lii-i,.q • pollliea-,1101 onb' .. ""..... NEA llu· · oltlmalod· that the fa!lelll niDitant, unlflod 111nce to ·tho · bul ,&1 lni!UoJIIIal at ~ ........ ll>e ~~,.... ..... er sales tu or mandatory county income tax. One lawmaker favored tile state income tax •"but not this session." Another suggested the taxes preaented "hits the little guy." And another answered: ur am . . Today., .. quo- tor Real Hidden Bomb in bialogu~ . .. tho tax thor !Porod. El<adb bait at tho np1Jol • P>&IU.o na<lloD tu allaleiDeometax,r..,...from lpor eentto10por-. 1bo tu oliO aut tbo largelt !OIJIIbor "' ~ .... plloo. The IOI!Iolatora wbo ~d not answer the QJeldlim held tho balanee "- In a ma)orltl vote, Some Jawmakera aaaeJted "'cloaing the tcq,bolea lD prueat taxes., wwld preclude a DIW tax, wblle - . . Aid they WQIId • state lDoomo tu If It WOIIId ..Wee tho property tu lood. Alternate taxes were .lnellld· ed in a multiple choice ~est­ tloo, wlth most legislatora re.. spondlng not having an opinion, Only ooe laWIQ&ker IIUPJIOrted a gro11 retail receipts tax, which 1n modified · form was Gov. James A. Rhodes' proposal tor finandng bllher educallon proJ. e<ts In tho state, Most support was I Education ·ohio Legislators 2-1 for Continuing Death Penalty · • • • . . . ..111 fAWIIip ��1( .. • J' I~ - ""' Dillr .-1111. P .. ' . ' ·- ~ • • ' .. ' ......W "•111'1, 0., ,......,, . - . , If, IH11 . . ' ' . . ~ . •' ~ •.. . . ·- . A LIITLE 'HOMEWORK' Watc~· Wan,t. A~s l)rbig~( .'top ~~~de. Results. For lent WANT AD INF ORM.U ION O£ADL1MES 5 , .... Day Selor• P..,.. lint ilolonde, Da•41•• 9 a .tJO . Conc:a llo1 iona & C ouac:tio•,. Wi ll h• ac:t apt•4 lll'lt il 9 • ·"'- for Day ol Puh lic:et ion R£G ULATI0N$ The Pull! ............. V II ' ' - .;tht te 1ol1t 01 • • jllt'l any od ~ daaJMd alt - l tect io,.l . Tlw 1.Atl i1t.• will not lte re1pons ibla fO< - • tha n Oftl l rteor rad interf iOfl . ~.t. TfS S c:.nh par WO<d one inJartlon Mi nionu"' Chao•v• 7Sc 1~ Clnh pll f w Oflj thoDI CO nii CU• 11¥1 in11" ie n1 11 cent • pe • Wood s ia ( Onsacut owl in1ert ion • _ lS ,_- nnt Oi t cou nl on po id od• oftOII 11111 po i d w11hon 10 doyo . CARD OF T HANKS & OBIT UAR Y il .SO fO< .50 wo•d "" "' "'""'- Eu additional war d 2c . B LI ND ADS Addit ionGI 2Sc Chorfl par Adw•• · ,........., OFFIC E HOURS 11 :30 11 . 11'1 - IO 5 :00 p .m Do l ly l ; lCI o .l'll to 12 :00 Noon Sot...,-do y 'lliAILER LOTS. Bab'l .For..• *"" ••- ... _, S... ·- - · ....... _... ....... •n-ttc '*'- We - • -lnJid>. .., Iii .... - · _,_ ·line lawft. Court, a,.-, Olilo ....... R1. Uf, Pllono - - ' WISH to extend my thanks to Dr. Pi('kens and nurses at Veterans Memorial Hospital during my recent hospitalization. Thanks to everyone who helped in any way. 'fho8e who !>ent cards and fl::~wers . Thank ment. AU uUiilleo poid. - Appreciated by her daughter. Frances Martin. 2-lJ..ltc Notice ,;UN SHOOT. Sunday, Feb . 16. noon till 4 p.m., Rutland Am· erican Legion Farm. 2-1J.2tc SEE NEIGLER Building Supply fur building your home , Long time loan available. :HI-lle ~IL'SIC EVERY Friday and Saturday at Jade's Club on Han·bJonville Road off Rt. 7. 2-12-31c time for eonsignments . Sale starts 7 p.m. 2 ·12-31~ INCOME TAX Service 'daDy g. ~~ I to I. ~lap bF ajlpolntinent. Vrs. steven 'Waada' Eblin. Rl 2, Pomeroy, Laurel Cliff IIA>ad. I·IND!e Will. 110 sowing at home - ldppers, pockets, pea~..,, lltmmlng. a1toraH0111. ott. 4--· Mra. """'"'• '!babel, MoOIMI. Pbone 7'13-51151. VACANCY lor two o1darly - plo, Proler privata polll poPhone Jdalon, 7'11-18. IN-tfe TV SERVICE. Servl<e lllllllager, Harol1 Walker. You bUy from us we wlll lake eare of II. Humphroy's TV. Pllone 9112'IM2. S.IU!e B- daf. and GIANT SHOE SALE NICELY fumimed 4 room and M-• ORES! SHOES ....... .. pr. $3 Men to•I-To, WORk SHOES ........ .. pr , SS Lallll11 RUSIER BOOTS ...... p.-. 50o; Siua Limited , All Sol. . Final 108 W. Main en, Dacbllbunda aud Poodlleo willl puppy trim. BarUroo TWO FAMILY BRICK boule, Kla., Ooolvllle, Olllo. Pbone 5 ....,.,. 8Dd balb upstairs, J -U.IGII! ml bath dolmllalnt. sas lunrace. In Davia Produce Auto Sales llloc:L 1\!o Cole St., l'omlroy, 1962 CHEVROLET Impala V-8, t!tandard, white, 4 door . Good Pbono - · U-12tp tires, redio. Best offer over WIPE OUT wall cleaner cleans $650. Gall Middleport 992->423 )'OlD' walls but keeps you dry. or Athens 593-1254. 2-13-4t.c Rent ooe lomorrow and give It a try. Only $1. Baker Furllilunl. S.12-3tc For Sale POODLE PUPPIES, AKC T0J mlnloture. f7J and up. S1ud GOOD HAY AND STRAW, SOc t)ale, Paul Karr, Chester, IOlOlCe IIIII sroominB· PbD Oblo. 2-I.Utc 1111113. 11 I lie speed. two door hardtop, pllone 9JI2.707'1. 2·13·31p !002 PONTIAC. 4 driwuy! We fumllb ml dallver. Emmelt W. Simler. - IJ.22-tlc · A. K. C. Collie pupa ten weeks old. C. H. Oakea. Little Hock· lng, Ohio. Phone lltlt-2:182. 2-1Uip POI'ATOES, Pbono lea54 Clanace Ptaiiill, Pwtlml. JG.II-Ifo ,,. - ' - - - ...1mTPOINT ololbes dryer; al10, · SOME SI'RAW. Pbono IISC7. pair of eight mor:th old chi· U.12tp buahUII, ean be uoed lor ---breeding. Audrey Weddle. Portland. Phone tM3-2811. BOAT TIWLEII, U lndl autoS.U-31c Jld)Qe wlleell llld tlrett, wUI ...... boala up "' 1J lee!, . .. --- ........... IINI Estate For Sale ..\:,, '.- . TRY BJ3I'ORE l"''l bay. We wiD . . . tldl 1181 model steno HOIST ETTER yoar home .. )'1111 REALTY - can IIANNAB'S ttt.JL ..... """ bome - ...._ l'OJ NlldeliOO ... tlllral eoo&. vllle call llatlila, wllbeo Jloll. . , GneUap. Dall1 lllnlce wllb limited Jbmd!IJ r.... JWI.IIIe lib ...... Equipped to Zig ug, 'tfA:. " ' -Pay " ' ·Iut dam, -· I paymentS of IUO IDOIIIIlly. GolaraDteed. ~ 1112-11685. .... ... AUCTICIND:a O.,IID llenlet WHY WAin Don't Get Caulht Let Us Give Your TIRES A FREE SAFETY CHECK! •,,_··r , PlVI! ROOM wtuw;ut, doll FURNISHED IHid iinlumlsbed af*'l&ell. a- 1o oe1te11. P:-. • - . 11-JI.Ire Sl'f'. 1. T hat the followl~ 'II'IP 1<'11• 11 hereby atlopttO for ••· p l oy~• of the vmace of Middleport: Chief of Polkle .. 3110.00 par ~DG. Rc&:ular Patrolmln :u5.00 per mo. &ll:lra PoUce 1.• pet hr. su~nllt<lr or VID••• Jlalntaruonce NO.OO per mo. SU"eel Emplo)'HI : ( fD hour wHt.l; l.13 ...r hr . 3 yean aervtc:e :1 Yetn nrvk• 1 )'elrt uonlte OVERTIJIZ: 1.• per br. I I .P per hr. UKI per hr . 3 :l'ean 1ervtt.:e ·s ,...n aernce Ut per br. l.d per hr ,.{ I lfllrl Ht\IICI! IJHV7 K4Uipment Operator. Water De~W~rtml!nt . 1.210 ..., 1\r . H!t time• o¥et 40 houra HuY)' Equipment Operalor, fit. )llalnt. DeP,., 411 houn o. ~e-ell or :uo par o"r .. hr. Pool and P u ll Dlreci.Or IDO.OO piJ' mo. Head LlfeiUird 1.30 pi!r hr. IJfeJUitdl ... .110 per br. s.rereury to MayGt .. 192.00 per mo. &sb'a Clerkal Help 1.50 per hr. Cl.rll. CemeterY I 'l"r\\lwa sa.eo per me. \· ohmtler Firemen . . 111.00 par l't· couac:lhnan tnot to ueead 2f meetJDIIIl ' 4 .• per aeaUDJ Bolrd of Public: ~ llemben; lnot to ateed 11 mM&blp) . • . c.oo ,., - ' h i Clerll, Bnall'll of Public: Alliin J:~tra C:lerlcal Help (8gard Publle ot A.tfalra> Dllpatc:ber Clerlr. of Water Dl,artme~~t Water Meter Jt11den 6 Bepalrmell. Ulot Ume1 o~er 40 hollnl A.ppnnUce, WaW Dept. or Sanlterl a.... .. .... ... - ·•Uendant lleiJo U\uDp MIC'III!llt' Cutted..n ie~~ttcm l.a:l per Ill' • uo .... 1J,r. ., . . .per . . lu'. br . 1.11 1 ... per IU', IUIO per mo . IG.oct ?W aw. ' < c• • . c . -11.. ueept for •m- &aJ -•JdrJ' tbat .b1ll arlla. did ·emerpnq of Utra baun to bll ap..,...... Q CouDCtl. IKTION S: Tblo felloWbal ltD ...,,._, ded•ntd •• lDJal bolt411)'1 tor tbe ol u.. vw... of ..... d:tlport: N•• Year'a DIIJ'J llftn.orial })ar; ...... mleJicl D17; J.,abiJ' JlQ'I 'l'hanluiJMDI Da11 ~ DQ, UCTION C: Euch 6lD IbM emplo)'ee nf th1 Vlllap IbiD be 10utled. to llcll lean In tbli ~ If OM and one-fourth UM.) daJI per aontb, aDd alla1l l:le eautled ttl acrau Aid ait'll. Je"" up to DlaaQ< ...,)0,.. "'"· smcT!ON 5: l:acb fUU Ume amploJM Oil UM Vtllua, 1MIIad1N ,_U t1me bcMu'l7 rate •mplol"'M, ...a1 be ...u&kil dur&Q Met. :rur aa.r Ule .,.,. •. &mp~o,-- wttb AIR OONDmONIMO Refrlpr..... .-.toe. Jaot'l Refrlcntloa, New linen. hone .... • • lie J!ADY - liJX eNd rlllll "' ,..,. SECTWN 4l AU ~ In c:oa. filet wtdlo th1J ~ . . . . . , rapea&ed. IIIC!. 7 : Tide ~ .aau ~ e(fec' and ._ In Ioree from aDd llf· t.v lanuarJ 1. - PaiMd the UUI daJ ., .Juun - .101111 W. UaKLI , freeze over. The temperature at which it freetes de pends on the amount of salt present. dell•· JII'OJeet ··--·-· lABUII! ~ITH AUTO U.I.E5 K~,<llGA. ' .. ' " ·! ' lht.er.t Ia t.M loU.Wh•l de.criW ,_. .Uta! &:lu•kd In c..ter Town-'llp, M•lt8 C.U.aQ' , ~ J. a...,. 11 ol t.M hrda•• eommell· t ina l~t t~ c•nt~~r ef U.. lllialla" and I'~NMny RM4 M u.. ,_.. of d iU'\ 11111 when ~ Clarlr. Jl.oad In· Reln1 In lDwn Oil~ COtaPin:r'• u.. ...................., UWno.:e up Ute c ..rlr. a..11 $8 "'-~ OHIO , 1W1d; a marlr.e4 ltoM1 U... ._ • wtttarb dlredion alone Nkl ca.ril. lload 1«1 roda lo a raubtl 11\eael '' ., ' ' ,; . . thtlne. 10111Ul n rod• &o tM ,_....., .. ~ltd ,._roy lload ; u.... •• aald ll :~t~h..n aDd Jtomero)' roed In an aaat.ub dl.reellon 110 ~ &co tba place ~. ".:::;u-n,:or:"!~ 1 i!:: ~ .ef'ft be Allto lhe rt~Uawllll rnl adlte lltu· lied ln ClleMer Tl;lwn.hlp, »alii t,;uunur, Oblp, In 1M'Uo11.1 • aDd U . Town J , ll'Oitt tJ of Ute 01tto Comp~o ny 'a PurchDM. QIOH fllllJ d~~~~:rib· "11 .. funo . .: Be"DDlilJ at Ula nor· 1.,wnl cornt1r ul *llilt l$ lr.nown u tbt KJron Weill tum; Uleaee - t b ;.bout p roda.; Lhanee Ia art. eaiJkotlV direction tG ....-. . 171 roth IIOQUI ol the Natllan Clarlr. _ , eoraer; tiMnu euterb to road and ctn the road Tt r o<ll from J,ut baJinnlnl plaice ; thenCII au~ 4. fOih to N.uu.tl CJarlr.'a aoulh IIQI; Utanee ,.., ft roct.; llla- DOI'UI aboUt Ill rodl II whal 11 lr.l\uwn . . M)'ron Willi Jl01111 wut; te tbe plM:I of beltnnlnl, coatalnln• :!It .ere1. ., .. , rorner; thellee moa'e or • -· Aleo altuated lJl Melp Co;o~~n~ . State of Otllu In Cbftter ,........,., loelnl In TuWll 3, Ranee- II, J'racUon I of lhl Ohio COI'I'Ipall,J'I belllnn lnl tn the eenl.er Gf the Clull Road, In lhe Une of the: lobM UWl f'larll Farm: t)lt~nee weet 351,\ rod1: the~ ...uth 1'1 t9da to a •take; thl!llC:ll IIOUUI flli 4llll"ee1 - I t II rodat thence -•11 30 deere- -n 11!1 roda :; thente IOUUI 'JO d..,..l ttlll 31 rod• ; tbent'l 1011\tl 711 dea:reoe• e.1111 42~ r«11: Uteac~~ norUI ea rod1 and lll,\ unlr.l to tba CIU'l. road: thtnre alone 1ald Clarlr. Ro*' 1boul l3 rocl1 to the plaee of bqllt-nlna. contalnlnl' 30 acru mure 0' ... , Tom JlcKa)'. Jr . wUI taft fUrther nollca tbtt he !au been made a par• ' ' defendant to did petlUOD aad that M t1 requlnd lo ana- tbe tame on or baforl the ltlh daJ of AprU, 11111. T"-tta Ad"'lllllfr....el ............ PleNMe Mckay, dH. J . • • 0'8 ..... AHornay Nr 'lelntHf llk••Y. I 13; I JO; I 1'1: S 1: I 13; 3 • ltc SEO Cage . SP!~AL SHOW TIR! s.t.LI ...... .. H..wL 4vtr., ...,. ...; ....... ...... ,,... r, ......~~- "· ONLY 'I"• 11t IJ!;!f, Tn 1. '·;. Meat ...ai.W.. , . ..... - •••• ..,. _;cr-••••· ... Ll•lle4 - - • Pullr ~ 12• W. ••• ...... hUt ~ • ..., MCORE'S ~AIM POMaiiOY Ironl<>n ••.• • • 2'12-714 .381 Meigs • .. .•• ,194-617 ·.311 } . TEAM Jack!lon •.•••••• 185 DEFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM Pta. G. Avg. Athens •••• ••• • 809 16 50.6 Jackson . . .•• , • 815 15 54.3 Ironton ••••• • • 996 i8 62.3 Gallipolis ••.. ,1014 16 63.4 Meigs •••••••. 953 15 63.5 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE (VARSITY) TEAM W Athen!l •••••• 12 Wellston ..... 7 Jackson ••••• 1 Ironton •••••• 7 I..opn •.•••• 6 L P OP 0 809 610 5 867 788 5 752 663 5 730 710 Gallipolis , ••. 5 6 711 776 7 771 752 Nels.-York ••• , 4 8 860 Meigs • • • •••• 0 (RESERVES) TEAM W Athens ..... 11 GallW<>li• •••• 8 lrooton ..... 8 Nelo.-York .•• 8 Wellaton ..... 5 Lopal ...... I Molgo ....... 3 Jackson, ...... 3 L P OP I 587 420 .4 52.1 52t I 47V 407 6 !IH 489 7 562 572 8 483 57! 9 452 510 II 390 486 OVERALL SCORING FG IT P AVG, D'"'nard, Win 134 100 368 24,5 Wlck'm, Ath. 124 53 301 18.8 Green. Jkn 115 35 265 17.7 SEOAL ONLY NAME FG IT P AVG, Downard, Win 113 90 316 26.3 Wlck'm, .r.th JOO 4l 241 20.1 Zlm'man, Won 80 t7 207 17,3 Green, Jim 89 26 201 17.0 Kitchen, 1rn M 33 201 16.8 E;nnta, N-Y 74 4G 1114 16.2 H~"'l'• Glpo 82 28 1112 111.0 Sj)encer, Glpa 75 12 192 16.0 shlw, Lopal 72 2.1 189 11.1 Flck, N-Y 56 57 168 14.1 ' TEAM STATJBTICS FIELD GOAL PERCENT AGE TEAM FGM-k PCT;· WoUaton. , • ' .. 317-496 .ts5 Athena ....... ~IB-728 .436 ' - • ·•••.•• 280-683 .123 Jackson, , • , , 2118-4111 Galllpollo •• , • ·292-125 Nela.-York •. • , , 24MI5 •403 .413 ,102 606 J, Moln P-t.r, 0. 15.4 15.7 16.3 113--201 51-101 Ennis, Nelo.·Ycrk 74-152 Swart, Athens 55-113 Shaw, '-n 72-150 Myers, Mela's linal!oot Hiai.r o.n. .•. IUETTIIARS . II you love the outdoors, .lose oggll!g is tile Ideal way to thOse ertra poundo. Jogging burns up lots of calories, firms you all over leopeclally blps and lhlllbal and opeeds your clroulaflon, thereby worldnf wonders for . your complalon. 16.4 IU 17.8 17.8 111.5 c BEFORE COlOR IT YbT? LOWER WINTER PRICES I .506 .487 •481 .480 12 1L6 12 10.7 12 10.5 DID YCXJ 1 DIDIJ'T !<NOW Y<N HAD" BOoK! OUR .562 G. AVG. 12 14.4 12 13.4 I >J YOUR EIDOK? •ner Check INDIVIDUAL LEADERS F1ELD GOAL PERCENTAGE NAME FGM-A PCT. nowra.rd, Wln From tho ' - • T"'"ll,.. &!)..._ ..... To . 'lbo 31.9 60 BUICK L~SABRE 4 OR............... $150 59 RAMBLER ST. WAGON ............ , ; .$i99 60 CHEV; "6" 2 DR....... , •• , ......... . 64 VOLKSWAGEN' '2 DR. • ••••• : :~ : •;~... . YctRA~Ii!IES WIU. Ill! 9JUC'Yll<G 'tOO iHflQUGH , .. 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE •••••• -•••• $599 HlCl•H<mB<EO 3 Se~ WagQn, ~ engine, automatic trans. Power steerang and bralces, good tires, radio ond heater. 8JI'fOCllARS, SO · Ho CE'Tf:IIL MUST 1963 CHEVY II......................... $695 Pl.ltOA8, "rrU SHALL BE 'THE .JUDGf ••••• PLeASE lsr:IVE Tttf BE NEGLf.CTE'D! TIUS WEEK'S SCIIEDULE FRIDAY SEOAL Galllpollo at Athe01 NelSOilvOI&-York at lrontoo Convertible, loc:e~l 1 owner car. Super Sport model, buc.ket·nah, good tires, 6 c:yl., 3 ipnd, floor thift, rad1o. Popular Model, special price. JadtSQilat Wellltoft 1963 CHEVROLET ...................... $695 MelgoatLopal OTHERS Miller at Eastera Glouster at Scdhem Ril>ley at Wahama Roc:M! l~pala 4 .dr: Local 1 owner cor, VB eng_lne, powerghde, rad1o and heater, good tires, blueJinish. 1964 CHEVELLE MALIBU ............... $995 SATURDAY Miller at Glouster Bel!)re at Warren Loel1 Ale-r at Welloton Meigs II Point Plealllll starr.Wa1h. at Waterford Zane Trace at Vlntnn ~ Fodanl..JiocldDJ II Nols.-York . TUESDAY (Feb. 18) .w- at Jack1011 Gallipolis at Melgo Lopn ot Ironton WEDNESDAY (Feb. 19) W~oton at Net.omllle-Ycrk 784 12 $54 7V5 PHON.~·20M ,.••..., ' i .... 34.9 33.3 12 '-n ......... ....... SiniCt !..GUARANTEED- 37,4 12 12 12 12· 2~3 12 Meigs ......... 214 12 Wellston ....... 234 12 Nelo.-York . ..... 188 Ironton. , • , .... 196 Gallipolis ••.•• . 197 Athens ... , •••• 198 UPiiiEIKD ss.55' 40.9 40,1 39. I 39.1 2 102& 809 TOP . PERSONAL FOULS NO. G AVG Wellston, • , .. 9 OFFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM Pta. G. A>ao Wellston •• . .•• 1048 15 611.9 Gallipolis • • ••. 1070 16 66.9 Athens ••••••• 102.1 16 64.1 Jackson • •• • .•. 945 15 63.0 Logon •••.•••• 988 16 61.8 PP£Ue.: .......AIIIIiiaat AVG. Statistics TOP ' REBOUNDS TEAM NO. G Gallipolis . . ..... t91 12 Ironton • . . • .. .. 475 12 Lopal .... .. ... 473 12 Wellston . ..... . 457 12 Jackson • • •.••• !49 12 Athena ........ 119 12 Meigs •. •• . •. . 3119 12 Nels.-York .. , .. 383 12 FREE THROW P~RCENTAGE NAME ITM·A PCT. Spencer, Glpa 42-52 .818 Eruds, Nels.-Y ork 46-60 • 787 Downard, WID · 90-118 , 763 Roech, Ironton 4~ •7!2 OVERALL'Si ANDINGS 36-60 , 720 TEAM W L P ' OP Johnston, Lopal Atheru; ...... 14 . ' ~, l'llda .. NAME ... lbiCI • ..,.. Jl'ree 0111lllllet. 1'1-. II!Utll, Goll· 1e1n Reod7 • Mix eo., MJdtlle. part, (~~de, . • • lie . . . . ._ :::..:~:. ,.lded ~-~ -JtaU •n ..... m--. or ...,. thne WMb nc:atin watb ...,. aadl ·-· =.=-: •-lfldeof W .., ~t.r llttiJtl aad C"IUirtll . , . . . . . . . .l'lDI )'ell' ;run Mnioe aball bl ~ te ,. CoR . . . . ..... . Pl~•l eRak of' ....... ...... ... • lfll t......-Ju nea. eKIIIdlq IIPl boi.I4UI. w!A ftnt; Salt water may sometimes I l lie .. ,J)'I . . •= Iolli H0 Mort . Qtlt . . . . . . . GENERAL TIRE SALIS . ~7j61 • ~ ..uJ. mra houn to ba approftel at J>epll.r RollrV ntll. acn:oN nat ~. r:lll'· leal andtor tJoolr.UiplnJ neor4· bePf.lll bourlr" •lllplo,.... bl pto:re4 at a maDmllm of II tlOW'II per .......,. .w...a..~.tr~ .r ._. . REBOUNDS 6 1048 965 NO. Jlll:ksllll ..... 9 6 H5 815 Npu;; • · 173 Kitchen, lrorton' 190.00 pu ao. · Galllpolio • ... 9 · ~ t07o· 1014 )61 lroJton ...... 8 .'8 959 9n Rice, 'Jackson .139 uo Pflr br. Lopo ....... 7 9 988 1062 Spencer1 Glp!l RoAch, Ironton 128 Nelo.-York ... ,'5 10 8!3 11911 11.00 per - · Henry,. Glps 12Q Meigs ....... 2 13 717 953 1. . per llr. ..... ' CIIIe S.ll.atp .-------- tltn, IIJ E. Kaln 81., PomofOJ. Pbooe 9112-2441. S-7-tfe Pomeroy ....._ - · ....... • • · S-7-lfe b)' U. Counetl of Prelllllllf ., CMMII .tllttllti ........... C. C. IIRADPOIID S.ll.ete Pl1one 74Uia. Servf- . to aDd -ale.,...,.,. CURTISII Tl!lCIINIClAN, X. Jond Porter, -!'an& 1D liM FOIItl, I opeed lloor 11!111. IW CIIEVROLE'I' !mpoio door bard lop, 117 llliiGmltle. ...,ly overhauled engine, power stoertng and bnbl. eon-. ,....., .....,. In armed - · Pllone - - · S.ll-6tp IJNPUII1IJSHEI) 111110 five ....., Ol)al'!ment. Arnold B..,. Yae&tloftl U!.e vm..e or 11(1ddleport. . . followl: a.. 'IS 'mEATRE oeota, Ideal t.r tlubs, cllurches, ott. ; I!Dod Cecll, 1011 W. Main St., Pome""""'lloa. Wlii 11011 Ia llllaD roy. 1-5-U. loll $1 each; entire lot, f/0. Forlo"' holid ~ Y•. .. a With leu than one para SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart. Ollio, Pholle lltll-303S. S.IJ.Ife Howard For Sale or Trade l~11al ln11 et!N&err Only $1,000.110. llector POMEROY - Sl1 ANTIQUES, lumltare, m!~eellaneous. Mrs. o•DINANCI MO....... An Ordlnlnee to eatabll!Jb Vllb{l! Jobt 1nd w1Je raw. , 11ld. nllltllliJI· liCII. leiYI!. Be I~ ord alnet ,~.. Purcb-. LIOAL Monel D11J bar It H )'llll lib II. t1,U • . bu;J II for Ollly $110.111, or GEO. ROII8TI!'ITI!ll\ 111*r Mnic. •Proem amplo)'ft 11\er •"""· liM per br. • • per moalb. IIIIMII!II. BT. II - Six I'OODII, <lrllle4 ,...,. Carptntere. Brickli.Jan, Plumbel'l, ... oUwr •pedal er.tt at • ntl DOt well, ilrOSO, one acre of land. ...,. t.o . . e.ed lonl wa.. loveb' Ilabt flnllllecl ........ - - - dloheo. 8 II tlr wur llot!J'Iartmenl, SINCER IIWiDg macblne, In IJo. wer sbop. Apply Dudley's Florist. Mlddl"')orr, Olllo. 2-11-31c 1-1-tfc Insurance Poll'lroy 992·5196 ""'* b.ADY to worlt parttlme W . V8 . - . . . - ••• ruvnoc , _ . . ., Al11'0VOBJLE l••ara- beeo eoneeUed? Loot vour o,.,..l. or's ll<en.. • can 9JI2.2N8. Bryants Budget Shop BEAUTIFUL WIRE TEJl.. IIIEIIS, Pup, min. • .... ......... call ..... ferred. Write P. 0. Boa Ut. Pt. P!ealant, W. Va. or piJmo TilE PRIOVEN earpel c1e1ner rJ$.4111 an. I p.m. U«p Blue Luolre Is oasy oa il!e badpt. lleltona lorpllln UllY to m1 wort, IIIII eokn. Rent elootrle .....,.. live ln. If not ln..,_ In tl. Tint'• llarplnland. Uring Ia, do DOl wwa IIIII S.lMtc Ill. Pbooe IIIIUISI. :w.tk Wanted IUall ABC !ntee 1:111•. DON'T MISS THIS SALE -· . • m-~... SHOES ............... . ,.. .. $1 FOUR-Room. unfurnished apart· ment. !>hone 9112-31156. 2-13-3tc ...... to 111810ft. ~.....,.~. "'""•· 11 IJlai • ~~ Lad let bath apartment, In Middleport. Phone 11112·3874. 2·12-3tc CCIIIn<lloi. J'bono ~ l!f'Vlee. ... A. S140.. s· 0 "· ...... --~In• CIGA nEll 1 c. venu "" FOUR ROOM lurnlsbed apart- lllilllaud rooms. hot batel bard 1101'k so he eleant water. cistern, cellar, outthe rup with Blue Lustre. bu!Mings. I acre. $500.110 'Ron! electric obampooer 11. down. $11.38 monlbly. llolrer P\n1111ure. S.lo.atc MIDDLEPORT - 8 rooms, 110 balbs, wall to wall earpeliag, Help Wanted JUST TAKEN IN, 1118 Zit Zq baoement, hot water heat. WOMAN to work in motel. lOWing maciUDe ID portable ·Phone 11112-6118. S.IU!e ..... lll&fdly UMd. Doeo IV- HELEN or VIRGIL TEAI'ORD Oitlidna willloot attachmenll' IIYIIACUSE . . ms !WI FOR heallug, 111011111 IIIII fiJI per week ... run pr1<e o1 S.!Htc olr conolltloollDI. 9leodJ ~ marrlod or .baDdl<appod pre- Ma••I Macl.la At low as • • l:&ttJPOMIIOY L-·- PUBLIC SALE Friday , Feb . 14. George's Auction House, Rut- NEED LDoiESTONE for yoar land. New and used merchan. . dlse. Conslgnmenls welcome. Open from lO a.m. till sale .,..,_ . ........ -:oo~·....... n... ' ........ ......... •• le U.. " ProNitt Olul;' ., ..... IQiaao RAY' 411 ....... ~ G' ..... ~Jac:lr: W. G.ra•y, - -· l.az-lfo lml, Phone 741-tlU. S..7~7tp · Mgr. HAMIONY aponmento - I "2111 ~ 99 IF YOU'RE wantinl to baJ 8 .,_ and t 1'001111, lllrnllbei, _ _._ ~" ~ Ope" Til 6 Dolly walla, floors, lumltun!, pri,..... ., DeW _. It ~ tom -'t-~ DO . _ _ vate potting. OUt of all floodl, .,._... tuua -.,- • ! blocb from Pomeroy pool t3800 wiD buJ :rou • lolr-mJie. Business Services • - 1111 two toned color Poft. olllce, . . - from 10 a.m. _... t1ec G'IO with 4. epeed ~ SEWING MACHINES, repair to I p.m. 1-4-lfc ~an mll\.a, L..... •IMinn and 400 cubic IDcb BII:T'9WIII', WY tOff~.... ...n O'NI' tilt. The P'abrle ..._. PamONE THREE-ROOM tralla:, • -•• w ouvt' ero)'. Authorized SIMer Sales ooe '-'<1om trailer. Marlm $1,8110 below purdullle price. PbDIIe -..zf(l after 1 p.m. and Service. We Shm:Mm Reynokll, M111011, W. Va. ttlav~~ ....__I p m 00 111.SrfiiOI'I. J.ll.tf~ Wl' ... 'Y·• •~~~::r . . ~ Pbono 77U147. - htwForSale Alma Frazier ,.,_ u•........~. v.o.r.. NOw VL ,•••· ... ·~ ....... o ., ...·~ · -· (:0.UI. - l wtD W. ..0.. ' ...-" DIR.ECT DRIVE CHAIN .$AI$ aao&l&l' FOUR ROOK funlllbed ·lljiWft- )'OU. ,. tfme and JIU' )IOUI' U15 Yes, We'Ho•• liMe HOM ' I!I.ITE · dllli. Bollr •nn ... Ropr Bahr .-a. 1-7-atp ment. Phone m.wa. 2-ll·llc: c.nl Of Tllllnlai r-----------. Tbe U.S. govenment does not provide an offlolal resl· dence for use of the vice· president 4 DoorT Local 1 owner car, 6 cyL engine, powerglide urquoise over white finish. Spotless elton in· tenor. R&H. tra~•· 1964 FORD GALAXIE ................... $995 .500 H.}. ~pe. V8 engine, automgtic; . White finish. Clean 1ntenor, good w.w. tires. R&H. 1964 OLDS .CUTLASS F85 .............. .. $995 ~ Cpe_. V1nyl 1nter1or. Bucket ••at. VB engine, Automatic trona. Power steering, R&H. 'e DAILY CROSSWORD A.CII088 t. •B.re'l'! 1p~ 4 . Coal, PJ, 1965 PL YIIOUTH ................ ; ..... $895 oU, etc. Valiant 4 Dr., 6 cyl., OU;tomatic trona., good tires I'Odio and heater, grey finith. · ' I. Stronc wiDd 10. Pullte and ~ve U. ·Emotes I:S. N'ft point lf. Bew:lng _:~ tool 1._ Unbind == . •lll'hUy, ~ MOOI'dl . IT. Betcire Oel. lt.. ·-------~--------------~--l!i65. ~ONTIAC ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1695 au, SAVE Up To $100 MODELS f: .< Safar~ MGTion Wagon, local 1 owner cor, whit• over lark blue finish. Clnn int~rlor, like .new w·w tires, automatic, power ltHri~ and itroket. Radio. Now and OM Al.l. "! BUY YOUR 63' ... 22. tiGp)'> ,; . 'i 28. Wr,ltinl' '· . • 21. V.::,ter'• with turqUoi_S • ~.inlsh. Li~e new w.w •. tires. Power tteerint ~. : and:b•!k•s. VB .lNlf•n•, automatoe trano. R&H. ••• ' 311, 1966 C,HEVROLET..................... $1795 "''f lmpola fpe., l~cal' owner cor, car trade-in. Leu _23,000 melea, w.,w tlres, .like new; 396 VB en-g_tne, 3 ,.,.~ man. Iran•. Viny' lnte[i'or, Maroon fin11~, _rodto ~nd _h•at.~~ - Deluxe equiP'!':Ient. One of the 1n So·utheostli'n Ohio. c-l tanes.t , ..66 "'oelel•· ' ~an MOiiLE.HOME. NOW . ~ . ·( _,.; . ~ . ' ManJ.: ;Miire ' At Barpin Prices! ., ..... . ' ' . ~ · ·· •. ' ·· · y,lsi\1; YOUI PllVORITI : ., •· ~I.I~.M AT . . .: :--.... to the _tcJence ot IM!Utnr: -~· .• 1966 DODGE CO~ONET limited Edition •.Sl695 4 Door. BeatJtiful n"erior trim, bUt. vinyl ra~ 20. RelaUnJ ·MC.tor Co• .' Ill. Hone with & -· euy .trtde S2. Rooflag •turt ' DOWN 1. Eai~'• twin. brother 2. Voice " range :t. 'SOldier'!! meat f . Btam.tllp lrftOk.' . s~l'lt t. J'esUve 11. Scope 18. Go . aboa- U tbe''ude: .tate: abbr. 8. Kind of turtle ODJ letter to eaeh square, to 18; Apiece: a.J)br. form tour ordinary wordt. 21. Dect- ~ pber a I ~rypto- cram 2S. Toward 2t. ll:xcJ&.. maUon · ~' ~- ~ ":··.!; .~ e. Subidde;s, ·: : =~W ~- Petlcan . · Unscramble 1"-'roor Jumblft, llhlp ·~ aT. Pled Pjper'• river ... ll'-" OUI · · 30: Pro.noqn 33. .A.erM M. buitium eymbol 38.'1'h.m.- ' In W'alea '40. Joumey c2. Castle 'deftnlt <3. TypedR ~· Unit)' '.·t9.'Behold r'liF'"IrT.""T:'...,.o,;, LU/JlY r KNARC I I ·. I I . ... �r-~.. 0., 'lllurodQ, ............, Edward·Wltite Capt. Wright Died Tuesdav• Dies Wednesday Edward White, 92, former Melp Count;r reolden~ dlod Tllellll1 evenln& on hi• arrival at Marletla Geoeral Hoapitol. Born April 17, 1816 in Roane coumy, w. va., the SCI'I o1 the lite TimothY and Flizabeth White, Mr. White married the former Lillie Florence Short. 9te preceded hlm In death oo May 19, • He was a retired 50 - year employee of Point Towing Co., a member of tbe Wbtfleld Baptist Churc~ and a IUelong resident of Putnam Co. 1957. &lrvivon are his wife, Mrs. !ilrViving are two sons and MYflft daughters including Rob- Julia Wright; two daughters, Mrs. ert and Mrs. Elber Reiber, Long 9drly Pareon11, South CharlesBotiDm; Ronald, Mrs. Roy New· tal, and Mrs. Phyllis McClure, ell, Mrs. Jennings Monroe, Mrs. Pr1nce1on. W, Va.; two sons, Fred -hi, Chillicothe; Mra. Donald A. and Louis L., bolh of 11ym Wllbur, Hlnodale. N.Y.; Winfield; two brothers, Ham Mrs. Loanie Christopher, Flem- H. Wrlgbt, Huntlngtoo, and Ralpll lns Route 1, and Mrs. Kenneth S. Wrlgb~ Winfield; 12 grandCbrlat.opher of Belpre Route 1. children, and one great ~ grandA110 SW"Vlving are 31 grandchil- child. Services will be at 2 p.m. dren, 69 great - grandchildren ond three great - great - grand- Saturday at the Winfield Baptist children. Two sons and a daugh- Church with the Rev. Henry l'ey· too and Rev. Todd Smith officiter preceded hlm in death. M:r. White re1lded in Roane ating. Burial wUI be In Cunning'County unti11951 when he moved ham Memortal Park, St. Albans. ho Meig1 County. For the past The body w.l.ll be taken to the three and one~lf years, he had church an hour before the serllvod with ills daughter, Mrs. vi ee. Friends may call at ChapKenneth Chrlslopbor near Bel. man - Erskine Funeral Home, pre. He was a retired veterin- In Winfield, after 7 p.m. today. arian and belonged to the Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held a1 I p.m. Friday at the Dondna md McClure Funeral Rome at Marietta. BurW will be at the WASIIINGTON (UPI) The White Cemetery in Meigs Coonty. new assistant se~retary of health, education and welfare (HEW) has a divinity degree and a police record. He Ia visible because he is black. And he says he will be audible because he is still James Ar1bur D. Stokes. 68, Pome- Farmer, "creaUve militant." Farmer, at 49 an elder 1'01, died Wednesday in Holzer statesman ot the civil rtgbts Medical Center. Mr. Stokee was movement, Wednesday became formerly of Rawleigh and LaurInburg, N.C. He was preceded the best-known and one of the In OOalh by a brother, Walter hlgbest rlllldng Negroes In Ute Nixon administration. S!okos. The founder and former Slrvtvors Include his wife, director of the Congress ol Beasie; blr daughters, Mrs. RuRAelal Equality (CORE) RDOI by Abrams, Rawlelgh; Mrs. Paul Simon, Pomei'Of; Mrs. Edgar on the government payroll aa A!klns, Galllpolla, and Mrs. Jack HEW's assista.Dt secretary :for But Farmer Mulllna, Rawlelgb; Johm>Y Jones, admtnlatratlon. made clear at his first meetings a grandaon whom he raised; sevwith ..,.smen that he plamoo eral other IJ'IIIIIehlldren; two brothers, Glen Stokes, Roanoke to do more ·than shuf'De paper a. Farmer made clear he has Raplda:, N.C.; Altcll Stokes, Raw1101 abandoned the civil rights lelah; and a sister, Mr a. George causes that IJ)t hlm arrested bt CultJoi"pn-' Lauriri>urg. lollaalsslppl, Louisiana ond New Poaarll aervleea will be held Saturday al I p.m. from Ewing York mrtng-the earty 1960s. .. I have the same objectives I Chapel. Following oervices tile have alwa.ys had, but the tacUcs body wUI be taken to the Mclloohave had to be changed to meet pld Funeral Home In Laurinthe situation," he sald. burg, for services SJnda,y. BurIal will be In Laurinburg cemeLOCAL TEMPS tery. Frleedo 11101' elll al Ewing The temperature in Pomeroy's Chapel - . 6 p.m. today 1111111 dowa<Jwn business district at time ~ oervices. The Rev. wu. 11:27 L m. today was 28clegreea, bur Perrin will olllctote. uMer overcast skies. Farmer Vows To be Heard \ IJ. 111611 Arthur Stokes Dies Wednesday A spoclllwnireor'ISprorpecthe jurors to hoar the Rrst do-.,... munler trial or WOllam Frederick W.YOnl, Racine, charpd with the shotgun slayi.itg ot Michael Dotson. has been drawn in Meigs COunb' Clerk of Courts Evelyn .Lucke's olfiee. The trial is scheduled to begin March 3 at 9 L m. Named to the venire are: L. R. WUey, Mtddleport; Jane :;.· :.=.:;;,·M=ie;Fr:; Charles Jones Dies Thursday '' Freohmen - (All 1\J, Julia Holter, Roger Karri All A and B, Jim Buckley, Melanie Dean, Mike Benedum, Barbara Ebersbach, Dennis Eichi~r, Rick Hauber, Cath, 8anders, Mary Jo w,.r, Randy Young, Alen Holter. SOphomores - (All A), Nancy Baum., Debbie Fitch, Robyn MUla; All A and. B. Jean Whitehead, Mike Doting, Tom Karr, Rhaa Mora, Cathy Sml!h, r,arol,yn Grlmn, Deborah Hauber, David Smith, Suzie Teaford, Debbie Wood, Patti Holzinger, Kim Fiek. Juntora - (all Al, cella McCoy; All A alll B, UJda Baer, Ruth Ann Barnhill, Bill COle. Mike Elberfeld, Laura Harris, Karen Humphrey, Avice Mays, Phyllls Mcintyre, Debbie Mor .. pn, Martin Osborne, carol Sarpnt. Fern Showalter, Brenda Spencer, Ka.thy Tuttle. Darmy WilL Seniors - (All A), Barbara BIDey, Jenns Dean, Shirley RuckPatti Sexson; All A aDd B, Rote Mary Andrews, Naomi Bis.en, Urda Brown. Jean Cashdollar, Kathie Chic heater, Lin:ta Clark. Can:lace Hawk, Pam Henderson, Nancy Karr, Hay Karr, If, BATI'LE POLICE RAWALPINDI. P a k i 1 tan (UPI)- College lbldenta In 51· alkDI, 130 miles south or Rawalpindi, battled pollee Wed-neadl¥ in protest over governmed. plans to merge rive West Pakl.staD provinces under one admlrd.stratlon. 9top1 were ranaaeked IIIII ll1e lown marketplaee Ulterod in the melao, Wblch left al t..st six youlha l!lilntL PATIENT AT HOLZ'ER lira. William Matlack ofCheolor Is 1 medical potlenlll .lha Hulur lolodlcal Center ln c;.IIWia. w.... Tit<lonaa, Middleport Rt. I; da Shuler·, Micldleport; Robert MU!or, Rt. 1 Mldclleport; o. H. Keefer, RL 3, Albonr. Beulah Cnbtrelo, R~ 1, AlbOIQ<; Wayne Chase, Rt. 2, Albany; Howard lArkins, RL 2, Racine; Harold ~.<q Mlddlepo<L Aritne O&vis, Middleport; Lester MeKenzie, Rt. 1, Racine; Wal· ter ·ShaW Jury Relives Moments of Kennedy Assassinatitln- Gaaton, AlbOIQ<; H,.... Parl!er, R~; Anna ~ ~ey,. P<llllero.Y; Hlleolil,_ Sllulor•. Mi6o dleport; Man' Lou1hleift!.I,R!Icine; Roy C. Ruo..U. Mlildl,!ll>Ort; .\llen DUl, Rt. 3, Pcmero,y; FlY' Wallace, Middlepcn1; ~ Joh. son, Portland; Ror llonciie'tl', Rt. 2, Racine; sam Arllllld,Syracuse, Paul Hawk, Batt•; El- ~ OIILE.v!S (Vpl)... '!1lo ~· h • 1 tL Otbenrlu .... of I , _ pnoldeat II there Ia deod quiet In the dark . . . . . ... tho ifflen befOI'W alii!, ........,.. eOurtzoom, llodJ·.. IurehU- olmoA Clay ~. Shaw, tan 11111 rrl!!l. ' - 'ihuvl;; · loo.kwiJ'd. Arol · - • In ll'ont of tile Amorl.ean liao IUmod baek llac at t11e eed oflhe lUl' bo>< IIIII il' holt JWI iDd you wateh!Jw a munter he 11 MOI!rl it •• onlf • fow beve aeeuoed . dl ._lrbw 1o eom- = '""' m. S'htJ ' Ce Make Elberfelds In Pom~roy "!""our . 'PP;ing nter l the furniture Department - How RCA Televlsi~n· and Stereo at Sale Prlces. How Spring and women. Shop every depal'tlllont on every fl~. , Strf•• I~ ·D,.•••~ ·~··1-'$,ertswear for little girl a, T..,. l•rt Grant Newllnd, Richard Lodwick, Lenora Michael, Louise Michael, David Mora, Patrick Morrissey, Louretta Sargent, ~ Spurlock. At the same time, the first semester honor roll was named. This is composed ofsiudents who tave mai.Dtained honor roll standing ror three six weeks grading period. Named to that roll were: Freshmen - (All Al, Roser Karr, Julia Holter; (A and B), Mike Benedum, Jim Buckley, Melanie Dean, Barbara Ebersbi.Ch, Marjorie Gillillan, Sue Hayes, Rick Hauber, Alan Holter, Janice Robinson, cathy Sanders, Beverly Smith, Mary Jo Wolf, Rallll,v Young. Sopht:morea - (All A), Nancy Baum, JOin Whitehead; (A aDd B) Howard Bahr, Mike Boring, Debbie Fitch, Tom Karr, Robyn MUls, Cathy Smith, Suzie fie.. ford, Debbie Wood, Kim Ftck, Debonh Houber, carotyn Grll· nn. Juniors - (All A), Cella McCoy, Phyllis Mcintyre, Kathy Tut-tle, :O.IIIIY WW. (A ond B), Linda Baer, Ruth Ann Barnhtll, Vicki Carr, BUI Cole, Mike Elberfeld, Pam Griftln, Laura Harris, Debbi Kee..ugtl, Avice Ml,ya, Debbie Morgan, Martin Osborne, C&rol sargent. Fern Showalter, Brenda Spencer. Seniors - (All A), Barbara Bailey, Naomi Bissell, Jenny I Tho ~ clerelldUa hat .....,. ed bit lo llw the Jury a ltum1ed, p!'ftlOUI P~~ v~.w. JUII at hlo left, In ll1e w!IMoo n• we;~ RGbert IL 111011111111 ond lliur 111\010, not lhr• ao lllo Wlln\lll ~ oald, aed .theY-- 10 ,.... fr<llll In ll'ont of lhe Kelllledy lbnoutino, DOt the boOk lllo Wll' lha "''PPO1 slltL previoullt Glib' 1!7 the Warrell Cclmmlaaloo 111a1 be - . , •• o mit •' tac•• witne11, . :;~;or::,~::.: .l1afM Edlnll'll -" ~ hat ruled thet tile ftlm IM1I . Jr. · - exhliril aloatJ with Zap.,.. - · teotimariY bOcauao II lo \ 0.. mu· ucten a muflled ehelr, lila Abraham 'Zapruder, aed 1!7 law lha alate tim when 111e llltal llho& lha mu who the mueh- l..'tlu overprove lta eaae •• It , '-!QI a putt of muri!J dlaeullod ealoi' piCture deolreo." Shaw lo aeeuaod or Ill ..,..on! freon Joha F. IIIII ,_ ' Ia . belnc 1holm -lrlagbutnollciiiiJli. me- Cammt11Jon • • wa1 newer (iiiii'llid b,v tlii FiiL '111fo p~ - . . : lllaml ,...,. lha _,.,. ototameat ...... of Ill·~ AUJ. Jim Garr11011: "You WW be lble to .... tn eGior molloo plctur._ U. preoldollt • • • tall baekwanlo 11 tile llolal allot olribo hiJn from tile front- DOl lha baek but tile frarL" w.,t 1o eOUIIIjl ..,...,.... of z.,.,.serI I Dallas mamfteDallao., He ..... he ...... turer of ladles• dreuea aad an teatUled. before the Wllrren amateur phflfQirljlbor, 1411 lhe I 1 ; I f· 1 ,I I tap tor tile ium ......... "'lllo llrlll - . .,......te -- hlmaelf In - tile b7 telliQI with hll he aft1!bod ehest ·O>o wllh - llUIIIo elutebiQI) led 1 - Jaelde. The aoeoad allot he juat . _ eM of hlo heatL" Tho 'lllurodU -· "'·~· - · 10 be ... . . . - -uta, but tbopqiullo· ,.,. fellllval ill lhe Llll!!!ealla ' Heoaklhelloard11nathU iii~-• :.. ii"'*lf' ..... an.r -loa allllod vet:·xxt"No. 207,, o... · - coward ......... ..,11111 thendown the bottiF ot the car. I aw bla head bulldi!W earrylfW a brown- proto- llit """"' "' _ ,.. praetleall,y open ... OJid blood paekap about the alze of • do--dolndiDc the w....... ..., ·~ whatewr 'it WIIJ-bnint- lm>heD4own riDe. ,POrt. Weather Fair aod 1111t ........ .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO :Pridge FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1969 TEN CENTS ,. POilrr PLEASANT, W. (111'1) - COWMBUS (UPI) - Jaek 11. Hlcka, 36, Conal Wlneheller, '!P lo be arral8ned In lfunleliid Court bore today aller belal ebarpd with .. altempl 10 ... lort $50,000 from • ~ Va. Work on a IJOW fOUr • Hicks was arreated 117 pollee at 1 telephone booth, wbere of· ficers said he waa tal~ oa tile Uno •lth Fred LeV-, owner' of 111e LeV-LincoiD Tower, toUest building In lha .....,_n J>onr UDioo, lllmllill!on. ....... · piid work an river pters lui elty. LeVeque told pollco lhe . , . peel Olld he would bomb the oftlce building it he did not reeel.. $50,000. LeVeque aaid he waa ftrst •oiled .. Tuesclay al hi, . _ . by a 1 who Aid eJP}oalws had bWDJ~ _IJ!l. tlie lllp Door of (liOidilllod an Poae to> 'lbursclay. Since lheD pt-. arrl~ al lhe ill each - . ...... - · · - · ond t b •• leQo two ......... . 'l'he ~~ uld theY objeel. .... . od'.lo 'fi'01'k ......... lo pll......... ..an Ed Gou; projaclmanopr lor : AI ~ Canl!truclloo ~; ::a"":!::t . ..... the 't Choose from hundreds of superb f~brics · in the newest weaves, textures, patlems, colors! Welcome the comilljj Spring with a new· look for your home now at terrific savin!J,!. Choose from our tremendous assortment of beauti· ful decorator fabrics to complement every decor. rod down. Wo carry Klr~ch Tra,..roo Ro.la lor GftJ alto ar 1hapa windows and a lvll llno of curtain ..da."Aioo drapary hooks - aoarythlng noedo4 lor ~o,..cl and gra.eolvl hanging of draporioo. • Offer Help To Village Visit Elbarfelds Drapery Dept. durllll ~Is 14 Day Sale ..., Jate 2M and let us help you make your window decorat1111 easy. · All oiler 10 - l b l h o World w&r 1111..,111!011l. it lhe loiJddla. pOk Roo,claldo .Pork will lie Dllde ·IROY 117 ,!!.....,'· ~ )'oil 128, A!iW'!eaa LaskiL ., ; ,, ' '' .>··. Full or Twin Size ~- ... , ' "'*' u • A feature value during Serta's Posture-type Mattress. Sale! It's .. the smooth top Serta-Posture that gives you famous Serta comf0\1 ·a.n~ suppofl at a low price! No tufts or buttons; durabl' wolle'h' l:over .... nothing coiTI!t:" .,.,,,. .. ' ,, . betweep you all,d Its comf.~tt Sag.·r!l$1stlllit firnhmillti-col . . . . entine Girl ~r Xi Gamml Mu Chapter of Beta Sit!mOPhlSor· ortty. Mro. Woods ls 1 tetcher In the K,yger creelo SellooL P>ll 1beo41in Re.a,VlllrietChaiJ'o - . """ JIOIIher of Plek 203. IIllA; LJJe ·Dunamoori, Dtlltrh:t · lira..· ParBOils descrlhed an .JnCommlao'lober, aiid Choddo l{all, leroolb!g dlaplay of IDd!an #llfto District Sc:rul Exe<utive, bOld for 1110 MOr.h Thome of their 11101111tty niUIIdtable !II K1· lore. ger Creek High Tlur• ...., ....,,. ··....... ' The I allowing meetings ......, ApproxlmateiJ 30 scout ~ llll!lllllleed: Feb. 17 al 6 p.m., era ud execuU.vea were called · Cub Leflder tratmna: at Pt.. Pleaslei onler b7 l.Yie ill11amoo•, u- 1111 ond IIOJ' Seoul Leader Train. listed by Gerland ParQia, lead· lng; Fob. 20, at the American onblp trelnlng ehalrmaa; Letdm In Mldclepori at 6:45 'lbe Cub Scout ~le was p.m. t.u.n Se- '!HIS ATI'RAC11VE, EIGHT FOOT ''IIIIo eaDdle" !II rod, .,..... white led gold, wllh twinkling llabts. la a ._te IIIII l!aa 1rrhed In PomerO)I for eonalclerottoob¥ PCRROl'CJ¥11111 Mlild'-' merehiDII. The candle can be attachod to 111e alcle of a utility pole Ia a Cbrlotmas holidl)' oeeaon decoration. Bnlh P~·aud Middleport merct.ant. are contemplating tile pur. chue of ""' decorationo. Mercliam mey view lhla ~ In 1118 buement oflhe Ohio Power Co. ol Pomeroy. ' / ·· IJeer DieJ When Hit Tbo Stale illltiWOl' Patrol Inftllllislod ..,. rn1n0r lmUivinl 1 o;ar ond a deer at 8:40 LID. 'iliurodlr m Rt. 7 lhne aed Dft-1 miles oorlh •••Idem. 0:.:. 1.. bj' Jf:::Oifll)tHle 48 . of :..:; I'OI'd •UI'I"ellderriD lawmenn IIIRMINGHAII, AL-' - ROBERT M. SHELTON, Imperial Wlz:ard of lhe Ku Klux Kl,an, aurrenclered !oday to federal marllhals to darted lllliD 111e hllb"''' ond Into begin a one-year priAoa term for refusing to ahow to a congresslOD1116' 11111 ltdo ill !Kirihb<oDd ear al ....,..Uee roeordJ of hla "lnviolblo '""'Ire." drlveo b7 Lury E. Mlllbone, ; The balding, 38-)'0iro<lli\ Shelton, a......,...ed by attorney Froo 11, 'nipper• Plalna. -Jr., •liked lDto the olllce ofU.S. Marshol Roy I. short. minor ........ 10 the ear. T b e l,y liaforo 8 a.m. , a 'Ibm """ :!'" C.::: t::;,';:011~;:~:;!'"""s 1tc1m wu :.: :-: :::"'_:! : . Speaking of Schoo~-: -No. 78 ~111!1:~';., Gc!d _....ill 1118 dll<utoed cau Berlin boiling in another Eaat-Wflll t:rUU 8ERlJN - BERliN TODAY PLUNGED TOWARD aootbor Elst. Woat erlota. The ~c=:.:= ~·I Germany eaJI of!. pobllellJ alii!, lo - · - - - :..,:?~:-SlY~ Staff ~nservice Meeting Planned .,· iii WlliAir lluneo IIIII - schools, '~Srade• 1-8. 1bey wW m-.y ll<hi\llla lhlo year, .:nt.7 By Georp Hll"lfl..,., ~L llW8o Loeal Sehool Dlstrlc! .center their diacuealon U'OUIId .W also diseUis the carreat On Frldl,y Februtry 21, ..... , .......... ofldeu clevoiQPOd In CGQIIty aludy In read!QI with our •eek from klda7, ,iehaal llulldlnc m..U- Jfrl. llollerll npn..ntatiwa oa lhe dlimlued 1 hour oqd ;~~ mJn. WUom ..W hood ihla ....... ~~ee. oludy . . . . , . . . Mf. Robert A lhlrd ·......, will olmllati.Y Morrti WlU ~eft.e as the chairutea -l,y 1o permit oior ftllk!hll Iliff lo parlldjlate In CC!IIalder ~tim• arid~ manof:ihlaHvarll moectnga.The ··-~ dltelplllll 1n Tlia - r y Council plus ol$(ro a1aft be dlvldod Into. Indo• 7-12. Ru&HilMoore .. . lhls 'wili ehalt Iiiia ...... uvarll luldltiOIIII 1~ ' -.'~,· .,r , . ~ 111001 10 .,.,.... I ........ of revillonJ· In· th 0 eurrl<lillllo . Kelll; the two - tile .... 1Ht ......... ..,. lor.lhe " .......... llll!IIIUII"od 11!01 Dr, CIJdo lapla aad Art Stobort ' ...... ,tor the ' ! -IIIII- 'll1o 001111111oa of lhe 111C1!11>lllill!t ond lhe need for .,.t. ropa1ro, loclod1Dl1 paint. IIIc. wei)i dlteuttod 11 a ~ liiC 111 the ....... WodnlodlratPi ' wat - - l o . . . . , . 1oer ito help lo Mlddl_.t vii· the .· ~ •··' been Dllll8d Val- :_ ;-~~-i!Dt'·~-~ Legion wm For width, measure the width of rod, end to end. Desired lqtll, Mattrnt or BOx Spring, ~s at ...... ,.., IN ILB MILA STARK WillmS of Pomeroy 30 AUend·:Roundtable IIJ ........., · ~-~~· CUSTOM DRAP.III ' About $3,000 In cash was re- lod<s bad held the door. ldnlen esrl,y today by Ill addition 10 the lheR of the 1IOIIlOOIIO breaking Into Cecll Bo. estimated $3,000, nwneroos perlin's store at Langsville. sonal paper• belonging 10 BoUn, 9Jorlf!'a Dop~ Deputy Ray and some old etd.na were alJOreManley said the amoont, taken movod from lhe sale. from an apparently unlocked lllfe, Bolin told Manley he tllaugbt r&Dpd In denomlnailim from 5 he had loeked the lllfe before to 50 dollar bllls. leeving hla llli>n! Iaiii evening. Eotry ln!o the olore, which HOWG'fer he apparently had toraleo serves aa LangsvUle'a post gotten to lock it because there office, wao gained 117 prying open was no evidence r1 !orcelul enll1e ll'ont door. Manley said two try. Bolin said he Is the Glib' portedly bullneuman. . . . , b7 ......... pleketl deapito ·. a , ~ order to oll>p the Jur. ltolctloool ~. The oflhe !.-' 541 ill C...t!truetlm IIIII General La- r.M. Takenhy Robber Misfires IIIIi.·0111o lllftr .brld8e at near. b7 .i!OaderHII ·wu·olllppod aplll LAST WEEK! 20% OFF SALE MEDALLION Estimat~, c- .~3,000 Try for $50,000 Struck Again TONIGHT. FEBRUARY 13 - .......- ~~~- .. ..: . ' . ' . ,iilll.-• .-...sill! ares kr. ••• wnt a-1- ~ · lndl~ . IIIII li!l.,. otudent )l<lllllallon. Proeliclnc profesaioaal teacbers aM 14-minlltraton a r e those best oqulppod by tralnlnglllll o,....rlence to IIP.P1'9&ch theae Sj)lcltl.c ·prd)lem ueas ·with a higt1 degree .or po11ible success. We IPprec:late t h e wUUngness witb Wbleh tbe7 have porllclpoted In lhil IJpO II( activity !<> date alii!, look fonra!'d opllmlsm lo lhelr ~ e,....ndlture ol tl!lte 11111 otron 1r> 111e IIOluttoo ollhe.. 'l!ld other preaotnc p,.... pitrscm who knon the lllfel• eomblnatlm. I..awmen aa!d llD mereJwdiM In the ...... Ia belle9od lo ..... .,_, taken. Some cbeekl IIIII small. ehallge, bmrever, wen also reported mlsalne from the cash register. SterHr Robert c. Hartenbacla'a deportment II belns as..- In the lnwstlgatloo b7 of Criminal lnvestllatloo ~ Ross LOS ANGELES {UPO- Sir- the gas cllllnber with the han B. Sirhan Is alleged to have argument he did not have tile said that ll1e gun whlch ldllod mental capacity 10 dellbentely Robert F. Kennedy was a plot theauassination. WefiMXI that rcwould klll a dog.'' Flttl said that oo tile prllnary 'Ibe prosecuUon claims he election day precedirc Kennelhel l i l a - while ~·· -b al • vlelory porty al pnctlcl!tr 'al a tarpt· ~ tile Alllblaaa<lor H<ltel, ' Slr!WI' before shooting the H!lalor In was at a target range pra.c:ticthe braiD trom a distance or lng firing hundroos of roueds less ·than an .Inch. from I plaiOI Deputy Dlst. Ally. David Fitts Anot~ marksman at the opened the state's case before a range asked what use Sirhan hushed ml grim..faced jury lntendod for lhe gun. Thw-oday. ••t will use it for hunting," he Outlines Case reportedly said. -·It would kill a Today Emile Zola Berman, a do&." New York lawyer, outlined the The state did not reveal case tor the defense. It does DOt whether it would seek the death deny Sirhan fired the tatal shals penalty. although that is asbut will seek to save him frmn sumed. Eastmoor Opened With Patrolmen COLUMBUS (Upl) - Classes at Eastmoor Htgll School resumed Friday with _six plainclothes policemeD on patrol in the corridors of the school which was abut down Thursday. The school was closed after a fight between students. in a lunch room, which was ~q~~parently triggered by the removal of a poster from a Negro history week display. Police today dispersed a large ~~ of students, mostly Negro, who gathered in front of the school. Eastmoor Princi..-J Gordon K. Harris was scheduled to meet with a student delegation todly to discuss the situatioo. There are about 225 Negroes In tl!8 enrollment or 1,$00. About 40 Negro students at The outbreak in the school the predominantly white school cafeteria, in which one teacher entered H1rri1' omce Ttruraday was struck by a thrown chair, shortb' alter elanes began to came after Harri.s met with the protest the .POster's remcwaL Negro students and said prog. Thb poSter said: .. We do not ress had been made. Police hate white people. We hate op.. were called aDd the school was pressors. If the oppressors hap- clond for the day. pen to be white, thea we hate Som~ · of the departlfW stu-. whites." Harris said he made dents entered a junior high thi decision to take doWn the school a few blocks nay. P~ poa&er, but "If ltwaaainistake Uce removed one student who thOu I am sorry." t'efuled to leave. -.. ,,.,.,.,. ,,,. ' ', ," ',;~ . . ~ ~ ~ '· "·"Jn )j " '' l•n""n"' · 'll1o prooecutloo bqu 111 opening atatement -184' after Soperior COurt Jllll&e Herbert V. Walker deaied a defeoae motion uklnc a llllatrial be declared because 01 a ot«y, 'J'tiriAIII AlWti~O''l'llloh' !d!tiT WecbleadQ' aatd t11ert1 WU' · a posalhiUty of a bar...n beiQI made becOUH ll could be .PreJudicill to the detenH ea.ae., Prior to denying the mott.:., Judge Walker qUOatlmod or the 12 jurors aad alternatea in his chambers.. He Aid altbough nine said the)' nre eJPOsed to the stoey, Ill said they would be able w ignore what they had heard. The state, in seeldq: a ftntdegree murder conviction, 11 seeking to prove Sirhan plotted the aall.ssiaation bcttorehaud. The defense, ln at:teQJUnr to save Sirhan from the 111 chemher, wUJ try to PfO\'O he was intellectually ~e ol. premeditation in tt..e s1ayiQg. Dies Friday Eo- MASON - Mrs. Mary Bush, 82, of Mason, dia:l. Fr{.. dO)' morning at the .....,. of her daughter, Mra. Lola Robi~ In lolL Sterling, K,y. She was born J.,_.,.lll, 1887, in Pennsylvard6, the dauehter of the late 'l'hcmas aed Acom Eaatoo. Survivors include her busMnd, han R. Bush, Muon; two olher dt.qbters, Mrs. Alice S.... ervllle, Parkersburt;, ud Mn. · Jean Toylor, PL Ploaaanl; throe sons, Walter, Allea Park. Mlda.; George, Aa~Qy, Illd., 1114 ..... D., of lndlanlpolis; 12 ~~­ ehlldren IIDII It IJ"at • . . . ehlldron. Funeral aenfce1, wldeh are . · pond!QI, bflhe ..w"' .......... F'l!I•IIOIW r.-ra1 HcDe. foolllooal Pl"ObiJma. · 1 pOrto« or , CORRECTION Fllnorol urvieu lor D. ~o, P"'""""'J, - .e ...a . •a- · Wodi..,..,{:!l!,are .. _ . • ••· ~m.ljoolllll1of1 tnflouo!J' . . . . . .· .' Featured Ir{Our February Sale .• · -' Mary E. Bush ' :.·,1;' I Tl»ton. Practiced for Killing NOT OPEN 'I 10 eold to. DI&K Low In lhe aod ... lower 2111. 1'11111 douiiJ ..... little warmer em -dl,y. ~. 0 MEIGS THEATRE SHOW STABTS 7 P.M. -. ..~\\'>~· ' .. ~:~·o;-,~~;'_;· . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY fEBRUARY 14 • 15 "THE SWIMMER"· (Technicolor) Burt ~caster -Janice Rule AND 1 A MA'M'ER OF INNOCENCE' (Teehnleolor) HlfleJ Mills • 'fro..,.. H""onl 111o ant aod - with tollllmCQ' by llaell Y!olle1 "lind rilht ..... lo .. . . Fruler or Dallao, .... W(!ll'ked ~ far .. .. " ..... ' !look U... 117 ~ Wa , . - ,,~~ 'I wltll ald tn lhe llopolitocy from which the tile judp'a boneh: SliP • • < • . warroa ~ oayalhree- alap.obp. were flred. He aa1d he dro\'e a.w racrsn -..., . P. Oswald lo worll lhe lila! day Irvin 0 , - _ . ...,. ·iiiiiJ and watched him Oilier the doiQI he .- . . . . 1 entinP v......... Ill¥ u a ..... St. li'l'· feJtlftl baa no lfll*'lllt rolalloa lo lhe oald or aey In- MADE-TO·YOUR-MEASURE Rose Mary Andrews, Kathie Chichester, LiMa Clark, candace Hawk, Nancy Karr, Ray Ka.rr, LoUise Michael, David M o r a, Patrick Morrissey, Grant Newland, L«lretta Sargent, KaySpurleek. ' llrot ~ sn'Jiely 1(111' lho . h Now You Know ,, Dies Wednesday Dean, Pam Henderson, Shirley Rucker, Patti Sexson; (A an:l B), Jiafon. ""'" . · -• •' ••~• • ' II ' h to How lreakfotl,.Sol• lft I Weorint Apparel for your fomily- FutnitvN and f•rniahlngs for your hDMe. MIRY new·anlvals 1n ~I:J~mt ...ile a . ower t • , 1 · 1•· ·, ~ fft'lll.tJ~ ' Nellie. Smith Mrs. Dorsel (Nellie L.) Smith, 79, Hem1ock Grove, died Wednesda.v in Holzer Medical Center. Sle was preceded in death by two soos, Ralph and Denver. ~e was a member of the Hemlock Grove Church of Christ and a chaiter member of Hemlock Grange 2049. Survivors include her husband, Dorsel; two daUghters, Mrs. Don (lollldred) B e I z I n g, Hemlock Grove, ond Mrs. Paul (Evelyn) Folk, Worthington, Ohio; one sister, Mrs. William Bailey, Columbus, and eight grandchildren. Fwteral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. from Ewing a.-1 with Jsmes Smith oiii· clating. Burial will be in Hemlock Grove cemetery. Friends may eall after 5 p.m. toda,y. ~ I I ' Rt. Vivian Charles H. Jones, IJarrlsonville, died at 12:45 a.m. today at the Pleasant Valley Hospital at Ft. Pleasant. The son of the late Charles and Elizabeth McKee Jones, he was a 40 year employee or Armco Steel, had been associated with Dulmage and Dulmage Real Estate ({)mpany, and was a member oC the Sharon Avenue Meth· odist Church at ZanesvUle. SUrvivors include his wife, Golda; three daughters, Mrs. Lester Moyer, New Concord; Miss Gertrude Jones, Dayton. and Mrs. WOllam Howard, Zanesvlllei a 1011, Olan, Newark; eight grandchildren, two great-grandchildren; a sister, Pittsburgh, Pa.; a brother, Avon, Santa Monica, Calif.; foor step - sons, and four step - daughters. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the HUlls Funeral Home at Zanesville where friends may call, Eastern Honor Students Listed Charles Taylor, principal, today announced the names of studelta making ·the honor roll at the Elstern Hlgb School for tile lhlnl six weeks grading period. They lnelucle: '· . Special Venire PI', PLEASANT Copt. Jomea Andrew Wri&IR. 69, WIDReid, W. VL, RL I, died Wedneoday morning at Holzer Modi· ea1 Hoopltal following a oborl Ulness. '· "', ' .,. . . ,, . ' '' . � 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 13, 1969 jones smith stokes white wright