https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b4d7522e6141057caa5641d90f5176c8.pdf 0a9bd0df01ec7c3290f63abba962c3ac PDF Text Text 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. '· "', ' .,. . . ,, . ' '' . �.. . . ) • ,.... DUb 3 , ... 2: - r.o- fll' , . , , , . , ... AAY CACIMi.I!Y . ' . ·· -· 'lkmocrats Take Welfare .Issue to li'loo 1 I - - 'l1le Dill¥ Senti-'. P~IV!' ""~, 0., ' Moderates ,._re Best Hope ToHeaiMideast'sWounds 1r 1 ' c.r..,,....eat BARBS By PHIL PASTORET A flnan<lally tilled friend i ' says that recent private capital transadions have resulted in a net outflow of funds. AI our houae, lhli boils doWil to: The wife hu A yes-man is a fellow who has the courage of your convictions. • • • It's a social no-no to eat peas with a knife, but you'll have to admit it's a darned good stunt-it you "don't cut your thrOat from the inside. . .,.,... . ·- Coach Jim Wickline's Mara• den, now lo-3 on the season. were ~ in scorfr\1: b)' Co. olns Andy and DIU Va.,ghan with 12 pointa each. Rich Bailey •,· j I - • 1-(11), and~ D1J>. py (34), Wahama, "ould like to otcp Jimmy Booos, Melp (31) on his drive tor the basket in the Watama- Manuder 8th p-ade tourney game 'lbursday. Melg1 won. DRIVING - At ! I ') . ' Back-to-God Program ·Held in Middleport ' . . our !uttlly Ia alwayaln lha nm.llgbl. I am sore moot altho at.teolloo Ia Just eurloalllo lor lhe ccDrast betireeD , tbe ehOdren racial Adq>tl,. Parento." wltlcti Includes ...r 100 famQies in · the Chlcoao area. We MY to ln- tereeted parente: •• COme on In, Ia striJc:lriC. 011 occulon, 1 have the water'• tinef11 had - ' ' quoollon DIY moral We oU reoogntze tbl tllllll' tatairlQ' aad tbia ia, OC oeourse, problema that can occur'. ·u OJ>Htt!JW. cltlldren '""' IC>o. 1M We aliiO Tbo moot ilq)oriiJtl lld¥teo I are terribly aware \>! ... Iller· could give would be: Go to I IIIII.., which lo a oertes 01,.,.; .' good lloenoad od~ aaeiiCi ter ·'"""eo oil oo famlb", at allj.. - stat., eount;y or prlwte - as yoa so corredb' »olrled out; and lslk II Oftr wlllt lbom. Be Holan. - MRS. S,G. OOil1>lelsl1 honest lu ' - you Dear Helen: !eeL Thoy wW hei.P you ..otuAbout- mlxod • race adoptions: ate .-~~ "Mlxlrw" does not Dillie p.,... More ..mmos who are will· pie et.np tltelr ldeao nor ctooo trw to obow 1... and 1ecoptance II control their commenta. J feel of all raeea 1re desperate!J · U. "ditterint race" chlld would nooded In our world tOciQ; All be far llowler~ In a dorm wlllt children oltould bo act:eDiod IIIII other lalf.IJroods, juotas retard10\'od for -oeheo. What bot- od children are '-ler In siatit tor WilY to live lhll Jooe to hCIIIOS, &DlODtl thalr ooon kind. liliO a -clilld al a dl!ferent ra- FROM DALLAS "r- About 125 peraons atte~ 11 Senice to ~ and Colllt:IT' vices, shown above, and at lett. at the Middleport Pre1111teri1n Church Thurldlly onolug ~ by Foono¥ • BelBIOtt Poot No. 128, American Lesion. Rev. Nyle Borclen, paoto< al tho Jfl. »«iah llll>tist Church, delherod tho iionnoo and lha ehurch choir hymns. The prelude wu presented by Lillian Stleft; Lewb Bluer, Jr. served as song leader, and prayen were oltered by Reva. WWiam Al.ldcy Miller ard Charles Simon. The aerYice, part of 1be t,.,tOD'I ••Back to God" movement. waa arruwed by the PI"'Jill'Ul committee of Walter Bunce, c,._,•lni John Fultz, Charles B,yer, Mareua CIJaD. bera and Ernie Barnhart. -;- 5entinel Photos. th11 m1tter we are UDited Press lnternatiOIMll 1be matchlCJ of All • America candldllea turned out to be a runa~ tor St. Bonaventure's Bob Lanier. · The Mammoth 6-foot 11-inch center scored 36 points and bot.ded tV Maf(Jiette's museleman George 'Itlcmpson Thursday night as the Bonnles rolled ll) By United Pre11 lntomadonal an 84-62 victory Ja the second East ol. a doubleheader at Mact. game W L PeL GB I son Square Garden. Beltlmon ••• 44 16 .733 Thmopaon, who bad a 20 point New York , , .43 21 ,672 3 avenge per game, was held to Pblladelphla , 39 19 .172 • Booton • • • • •• 36 23 .610 ~ seven points ia the tlrst halt alld Dnlohod with only 13. TeamClnclmatl .... 31 29 .517 13 Detroit. ••••. 24 37 .3113 20\1 mate Jim Se"ellnotted25polnto. lD tbe flrst game New York lllllw~lldooe •• ,17 44 .279 27'h Unlversicy broke open a cloae Well W L Pet. GB pme earll' in the second hal! Lo!.. ~•·· . ,.~p .,. behind the' hot •hootirw ot Dol! Porrata ond Jim Miller as the ,ulaDta ••••• 38 .. .603 4 su Frm . • . 21 33 •no 13th VIolets moved a step closer to a bid to the National lnvltadonal SUJ>Ieao .... 21 34 .443 1t tournament by beating GeorgeChlcaao ••••• 25 38 .397 11 town 87-67. Seattle ••••• 22 u .3t9 20 Sixth - nnked st. John's hid Pa-lx •••• 13 47 .217 27'h little trouble wltll Calvin Mur· Thurldlly"s Reoulto phy u they wrecked Naigara Chi- 120 Detroll101 97-60. John Warren scored 25 (Only pme ochodulodl points lor the Redmenwhlle MurFrida¥'• Gotruto phy was held to 29 points by Phoenix a1 Detroit Carmine calzunetU a n d Jeo SU Fran at Pltlladelphht Booton at Atlalllll su Dle&o at Loo Anaetes Milwaukee at Baltimore (Only pmeo ocbedulod) By j lUll' boc...,...... would bl wel- TRANSCRACIAL ADOP'110NS, PRO AND CON Dear Helen: QUICK QUIZ Q-Who were "The Molly Maguires"? A-A secret society of Irish immigranl coal miners who fought for better living and working conditions in Pennsylvania in the 1870s. The society was suppressed in 1877. Q-Who was the first U.•t:;. pre1ident to broadcast in a forei{ln Language? A-Franklin D. Roosevelt. On Nov. 7, 1942, he ad· dressed the French people in their own . language from Washington, D.C., at the same time that the Ameri· can Army was taking part in the invasion of French territorii! possessions in M· riea. THE DAILY SENTINEL !E'IIOTED TO INTlc:RE.'lT Of Mt:IG!>-WASDN AIU:A IUCH.I.lW S,. 0\II"EN, P1 :RLISII£11 Cheoter Tannehill. t:.dltoT Pulllblaed dll lbo t>o:epl Sllol~rda) lly Till Olllo Valloy l' ubllo hlnc C<lmpalll·, 110 ~~· .,.nl • st. . p.,.• ....,., Ohio, 45769. Bwsl•n om ~• P - I feeljqualified to answer questions about mixed - race adq,tions (as asked by one of your readers) because we. are the adoptive parents of a little brolrn child. My husband and 1 were bleued wUh three natural·born,healthy, beautirul blond IODL For health reasons, we relt it llftld.. viaable to ba\'e another child, 11.. though we dl4 deoire a claup ter. We decided to adopt a chlld, ani in talkirw With the OdldreD'S Hmne Soci41cy, we fourd there wa1 a cateeory ol ehUd called \I'J;I.l"ti, t:dllod al P ' - W2-!h~ 1. setand daiS IN'IIalepeld.tP......,..,. IJihlu. ~atl~~r~~l 8dW!rtloll"lll .-.~•t-11'1 BIIUIIIoUI·Gtllllllher, ""'- • H bot U ot M. , N... ~·<Irk Cl ly, N.,. Y""!d,..,rlptlda ,.... ., J)oll••or... b)" c.,.l'ier '"llel"<l .,.lllble ~ ~ cenuo por "'""k; o-e Y<~~~r In ld ..Moll dloll.ll.lb S.nllllll omce, tzs.n. Sl• mooCbo, .11. 70. Tbr.. ,..,....,o,IJS-115. R)" Motor 11ou1o> """" ~rt.r Ml'lll.,. nat aw.IIIIM' One menllh $UO. 811 -1: Onl !Wf 111.00 !jb """'"'' trl,n, Th~ ~ $4.00. Sukor\JtlOft prl«r lnclllllel ~ Tlllln-l"llnth... ··~t.'' Tbele included children who were beyond the I• rant stage, chUdren with medt-.. cal probleJDs, and chndrea of mioorl~ herl1ap, eapec:lallj. those ol mlxod • racial bockground. We felt that our killd of home was one in which a chUd. of rac:lal herltap. jewelry ... Lucille Ball's roUlng CBS (or anpther big TV pay .. hike ••• Hockey's Babe Ruth, Bobby Hull, will welcome his 4th parental score •IU' edition ... One ot the first Rims Prea. Nixon noquested lor w·hlte House view- ·lng: ••2001: A Sl)ace Odyuey" ... Meyer Davis' orchestra pll)'· ed tor nine cODHcutiw bau,gural Balla and the tlrat President to write him a periCN.I thankyou note "as Dlck Nixon. Aoila ~111 ond hubby ltlc~ Nutter broke their jump to Acao pulco at Barney Google'.. rwhere they were the ODly onea fnlaina 1 to the jukebox at 5:30 In tho do ternoon ... Petula Clark's ollr• dom suddeab bit her _pleaoanilf . In tile p: slle'll pt Nlx<!n'. lush Prooidentlal Suite Uthe')(t. oml Beach HUlon Pilla -..Mit she stan there ••• After that Pit· wUf ben of an orpnlzadon, "Trant"our llute ldopted lister." . There were some objectiona frwn friends. ard ewm a few relldvee wbo fell this wu not pl'(I'Jer, and incleecl would caute 1 ltlrdohi&> oo the boys to 111,. to "defend" aucll a ,tater. HOW"e ver, moat of lheN leellngs Blip- alld could hold the boby. It Ia easy tobeprejudicedtoan .. ldea" or I Crotlt of 1duiJw D peq)l•• bUt rare to haw nep.Uve feelIIJII opi111t one oweet little .,._ SCORES by. . '.· I would ...... IU\l'CNIO lhlnklllll of 1 mbod •. raeo odapllaa "to P'" It much tltbulbl. 11 lltloll DOt IDr ewry-. We 111.. . 1.,... onau11 alld Jaelde, Just to aee a · .the)"re gettJ.na: 11ft"' ••. " . ~rioi.t'witoworllod . . 11 • ~ ·4·, •• . ' 1 ail:J;' :;tJ!" Madlell ·r !holt · .. . . gear-down to Nip you stop. lumpy, Ptt;:ked snow by the freeway ramp. Dstaun:l · 8rrr1 · A tr..ziflg m'omtng. sure ..footed. fullv independ· Vou lJiip -into v.our ·Dtt1un. Pump the •pedat. tWeak tM ch·okl. flip the tgr\hion. ant rear au•penaioAtakespver. You rei;'X. ,The powtrful , heater/defroittr'with itsquic:k· VtrooCiOm,l The overhetd wOfklng fan has the inttiior cam ro1n end 11ttlts to 1 to11ty. Tht 'Windshield clur. Jmqoth idle. ~ .At the""' tJaffic . light ,thtrt'S tJUsh. 0~~.,0:1 Wlttr· proof frOIJt ditel take hold ... On to Wo;rtc. Put tht huf· fer• lf1d puffert.. tn. slidert «Od ttaltert. , . · , , ·•; You imi\it. ·You·.,. got ~,1 Bed W"thfl· ·Frlenli: M..kt the Sourid Move to ptti.;tn ., . ·c ·•ithtr. OtUU:J' it undtr~l«< ,, The' World't ~- &.200CUttrl· it ttlt fic1ort.' . Ask Ql!ta&4n Olfloir•10 ·. ttoP you" turl end fasv. No pr~m· witt\ tl\1 ttreet .all. . . .Go I ¥.ciU 41iP into fiflt ; .. ttlflln at~O,d. a.J,i.t'}'• an~ · tl[l'tCh~h 4-lpH((f\tlpl _.yqu .qO!itr~l. ~~~llfetlort­ .VO,id fl•~lh(ll~ ~.yqu c•!t 1 · ·· ' . . ,f" .•,..- ~1111~,~~~: il Williams Sought By Senators WASHINGTON {IJ P 0 Short opened lha door Robert 111 Unltod Presalutoroatlonal today 1w Ted WI!Uoms and the East controversial aluaer now must . W L Pet. GB declde If he wants to returo to lntUana ••••• 30 21 .526 biMboll u a matager. Miami ••••• .'iT 25 .519 'h Sllorl, the DOW owner of lbe Mll\llll- ••• 28 26 .519 \1 WashltWIOD SeMtoro, ol!ered ilet!luck;y •••• 28 26 .510 1\1 WUIIamo tho job but a Now· York. ••• It 37 .275 13 WallltltWioD apokesman &aid Weet w~. hasn't yet signed I W L Pet. GB · contra<L Oekll"d ••••• 41 8 .837 Williams, who might hi.. Deomlr ••••• 32 22 .583 11\1 prdtlemo with tho pd>llc . llo!t Orleana •• 27 27 .5011 ll'h retatllllll aapeet ola ID8Illprlal ~· •••••• 23 26 .4llll 18 job bleauoe be his -.boon Lot!·AtWeteo .. 22 30 .t23 2fllh IMolvod In contrcnoralal dla17 33 .3f0 2t\1 putoo on and otr the Held, wao . . 'Diundly's Retultl tmpretf8d wtthSbort'solter.. 'Miai113I :Minnesota 126 "This Is the moat fantastic ~- orlean• Uf Loa 100 otrer I'w ever received,'' he Oeltland 12ll Kentuc:k;y 108 oold, "I un !laltered that Bob (Only pmeuchedulod) $hort lltlnkt I could be of help Fridly'l Gunel iD the elt,y of Was~ I Wll ' ~ - Aqaleo at New Y.,.k cwerWhelmed when he made me atMimal the otrer atd I lhlnk what he Is .. . u w-..... ·~ to do •• trewndouab' · Jadb• at DeDYe"r WOI'thWhile. • (Only pmu oellodlllodl Shorl,; who pold f9 milllm lor tho ell!b 1 few weel<a oao. hla s...- ..... fl • :J;,':' olreatll' -~ f~·· '~ pr,J~· IL • . All-Stari@ 1. . '. MORE first quarter alld •10 at haUtlmL Coaeb DuaoeWolte'aSoutbera. crew cut the marpn to 3524 by tha eloee ollllo thin! quar. ter but c:oWdn't kett> ICl the momenllln. Mike RobiiUIOII and Nick lhle 8 points each to ~ Soutl>eru 100rlne. Ralph Gueltla too.. eel ill. 6. Jdln MdA.I.n was top point • getter lor Nelomvllle • York with 15. CIIAMPIONSIUP ROUND A coaaolatlon pme, between the two losers ol tmlght'a IMD'Di· tinal rouo:ls will bq:ln at 1 p. DL Saturday and the champi<Dshlp same will !ollowlmmodlate-. aot ly. BY QUARTERS 4 9 15 25 Meigs I 17 32 40 WAIIAMA (25) Riley 3-0-6, Lambert 4-2-8, Wood 0-1-1, Van Meter 04-2, Samsel 3-2-8. Toto!& 10-5-25. MEIGS (40) Wahama A. Voughln 5-2-12, Boooo 3-06, Werry iO-f, B. V&Uihao f-4. 12, Bailey 2-2--6. Totals 1~ N-Y (44) I..anniJw 3-4-10, Adkins 2-0-4, McClain $-5-15, Dishong 0.1·1, 1be eventual winners were in front 11--4 at the close of the Dopre. shot with one second l'ematni~ Jerry King netted 26 potras as Wichita edged Clncimati 75and hit a pair of tree. throws 73. Don Ogletree paced the Bearwith only seven seconds to play cata with 17 points. in o\'ertlme as Louiaville t.paet Jbn McMillian scored 29 points 11th rankod Tulsa 8:1-81. Bobby and Haywood Dotson chipped in Smith, who sent the game into witt! 21 as Columbia downed a the extra session withafleld.goal stubborn Harvard team 81·75. at the buzzer, led Tulsa M.tb 36 Mike Janczewakl. led the Crim· polnta. son with 24 pointa.. Roo Merdell hit a 30-loot Jump WORLD ALMANAC FACTS III!AII STAIIT ltosa 111rt on pttlqr the ball1 but two Nelaonvllle- York boys will catdl ll) wltll him before he get1 tar. N-Y won the pme.. Suspend Detroit Ace For One Week Lengyel 2-2-6, Koker 3-0-6, 11tei· sen 1--0-6.. Totals 16-12-44. SOUTHERN (32) Robinson 3-2-8, Nease 2-0-4, DETROIT (UP0 - ~ncer Haywood punched referee lhlo ~. Guelllg ~. Holman 0-2-2, Curfman 1-0-.2, Miller o- Haywood, tile nation's third leM- George .. Red .. Strauthers, who 1-1, Warner 0-1·1. Totals 1~ ing college basketball scorer, called a foul on him. '!'ill sit out the next two games The suspenaion wUl keep him ~2. . the Uni\lersity of Detroit plays, out of games with XAvier at both of them with Ohio teams.. Cinc:lnnatl Saturday and at home Haywood was su1198ncled tor Tualdlly 1111lnst Baldwin. Walthe games Thurldlly by the school lace. for striking an omcial during By United Press lntermtlonal Detroit's game at the UniversiBrigham Young 102 Ariz st. .19 ty of Toledo Wodneldlly nighL PURCHASE OUTFIELDER Utah 105 Arizona 75 In a prepared statement, HayST. LOUIS (UI'O- The St. Ass\DI'C)tion 92 Braldeis 72 wood said he was ••very sorry Louis cardinals have purchased Mddlbry 104 Clark 98 (oi) outftelder Byron Browne from for what I did." Lldnd (Wis.) 107 Milton 94 "This is the first time any. the Oklahoma Cl~ !arm dub ol Drake 73 Bradley 72 thing like this has happened slnee the Hou&ton Astroa 101 asWheatoo 84 Millikin 79 I pla,yed basketball," he aatd. signed him to their Tulsa farm lolryknll 81 Col of DuPage 64 "I'm sure itwon'thappenagaln." team. E. carol.iM 98 Richmond 78 Browne hit .238 witlllO home Hstn 91 st. Marys (Tex) 70 runs arxl 42 runs batted la last Kings (Pa) 73 Mmnth NJ 72 ot year at Oklahoma Cl~. Wy001.ing 99 Denver 84 WUkes 101 Horpur 67 Lehigh 78 Bucknell 76 (oi) John Gay's "Beggars' OpFnnnt St. 101 Dvs & Elkna 52 era" has been called the Mrn~ Hrvy 74 Salem 73 (ot) WASHINGTON (UPI) - It turns '' granddaddy of musical out that Sam Huft' didn't enjoy AldrsJ>Brds 98 W. Libert;y 77 comedy." A hilarious take· Bluof!O St 86 w~ , vo St. 11t bla f~l . rollrelltomi8Jtll110r• off on Italian opera in Gay's ., Wl<lblt!i 75 Clnclllllali. 73 ' . thliD Vlftetilii@iiil:ill j!lil. time , it has frequently been Thurldlly, theY got togeUter revived. Ce•vill• 83 Defiance177 ageln lor the first time In 10 Grgtwn Ky 88 CmpblhU 75 Bali u. 107 Shepherd 85 years. The crabapple is the origllmpdn-SydJIY 62 Lynchbrg 55 Hull amounced he was ending inal wild tree. Our native his one~year "retirement" toreDelaware SL 100 St Pauls 87 crabapples are st110ted and turn to the Washington Redskin& Sioux F11s Coli 92 Cnenlla 82 produce small, sour apples, as a player and an assistant Dordt 82 General Beadle 69 better for jeJly than for eat. Rhode Is. 92 New Hamp 85 coach. ing. llu!l, who prevtouscy played Massachusetts 71 lona 64 under Lombardi when Lombardi Worcester St 99 Nichols 75 Hwthrn CoU 80 New Eng c. 69 was an assistant coadl with the Va. st. Coil 83 Hmpbt lnst 69 Giants before going to Gr..., Chyny st C. 105 Cntrl Cmn. 78 Bay 1n 1959, aald...'lbere was no wBJ to keep me off his team. Kings Point 95 Adelphi 78 He's the greatest coach Jn foot.. Dayton 58 Rice 55 SAME DAY Creighton 90 Seattle 88 baU history." llu!l,- hadplayodnlneyoarl Bufl'alo st. 83 Butralo 78 SERVICE for the Giants, played four more st. Bona 84 Mll1!uotle 62 In At9 - Out At 5 NY U. 87 Grgtwn DC 67 for the Redskin& before retiring Cornell 68 Dartmouth 67 to round out 13 years in p r o La. 83 Tu!OI 81 (81) football. '"" Now Huff, who will be 35 on \ st. Jollns 97 Niagara 60 216 E. 2ncl, ,......,..,. Oct. 4, Ia looking forward to the Cohunbia 81 Harvard 75 90 Mill t. MtcWI• ort N. Ad&mo 69 castleton 66 1tth season. CollegeSeores RED TAG VALUES Ewary One AValue Winner· • • • 0 Huff Rejoins Redskin Team "One &ood thiDt"-e don't h..-e lo worry .1( the lee Ia ..ronc enou&h 1o hold u•!'" SHARES ANNOUNCED NEW YORK (UPI) - Bald. more's victory over Cleveland in the · Nallmal Football Lea· guo's 1968 championship same waa worth $9,265 to each member of tho Colt aquad reeelv. ing a IIIII share. NFL President Art Modell said the Browne, who were beaten by the Colto 34-0, recelvod $5,937 for each loser'• &bare. RECORD SHARE NEW YORK {IJPI) - The N"' York Jets received a reeord American Foolball League winner• 1 share for the 1968 title pme Thurldlly when each lull return wu I I - at $7,007.91. Mill Woodard, leeaue proaldent, amauteod that tho o.J<. laai! ·Raldef• collected a rec- tor a losing full llhare - ord team as eaeb Despite automation, walking remains necessary not only for health but for acquiring a sense of place and a feel for the land. To these end s, The World Almanac notes, two of our most beautiful and ambili· ous hiking lraUs exist: The ;soo.mile App a Ia chi an uaU winding through 14 states from M a i n e to Georlda. and the 2,3IJO.mile Paclffe Crest Trail cutting through W a s hI n' I o n, Oregon and Callforma. Ring Finger The wedding ring is tradi· tionally worn on the third finger of the left hand be· cause of an ancient beilef that a very delicate nerve runs directly from that finger to the heart. The latex of the American poison sumac, Rhus vernix, " lacquer and has the frag· ranee of old China lacquer. . ;R&lden ol'11to Alberi- Leqlio. Ill BEAUTIFUL CIIITEMI'OIWIY muNG 227 sq. inch FINISHING Ro~~~~-(YHntrs PORTA-COLO/I' PERSONAl. COLOR TV Air IAtaoeo During the Battle of Brit· aiD, which lasted between July 10 and Oct. 10, 1940, and may have changed the course of the war, the Germans lost 1, 733 aircraft and the BriHsb 915. Truly PIII"'IO""II •.. wei&hs only 38 lbL eom.-t ttyllna: and 102 . .. inchel of vlewin1 plenunt. Al10 hll built-In enten!\11, fold-down handle lnd tnsta-Colot. Cabin.t is made of hitft-ltnpee:t pol,.,.,.,.. with "MIOdilll"lln finilh. ETAX to $5,349.· NAMED COACH PITISBURGH (UP!>- Charlie Sumllor hla beea de!easl.. bleldlaid ,. ..Ch "tho Plttaburglt Sleel1ro. Sumner, who ~ lu tha Natildl Foolboll IMa!» . wlllt Chi- and Mlnoe"*; hod ni-vod lha laot olx . ....... 11 defaUI"' blckfhilcl: - h of ... CDLOR·TV BE CONFIDENT ABOUT YOUR 42. Stanll up for your tu rl1hlal Let BLOCK help you find all your legiri'!'O'• deducliOM and give yo" · every possible tax advantage. service is qulc~. ~ur convenient and in· ICnll . HDJ!IAl AND .. He'• Rlchll. Eve ... i;ralwldle Fat btai1 ;:~~ Jock F, Liiioiat;l oltorlbwW hive NIK;'o hlo . awn titlOI Dlot soiilo 'a n tho , _ , manet. irom' rbw:1 ~ hid ·HIS ear · On,ll" ' .' boil ncii to " ' Tht!"t'• oo' Jituch .Greenwich VU~ llUOr &ill& lktUal11 .aw plana ealy movleo. wlaatuck.., m:l,tfle • ._. murWhen the U.S. Attlboo- to d - IIIII It - aut In tho · Australia presented ' A II I I i a PIIOrl' ••• G'!'i Cl~J. Prime Mlnloter J~- G0rlo01!ilh o 7Q.Ib. cake .., ~~ of 11tp It'll be tha S9lb annl-1117 crew of tlte alreraft earrterc«- Ill the ...wtm of tho lllh Aw. ol Sea, the bas was ....,.. and "Ele111od - . olnoe 11 ....,, - ooe hiii!O slice wu mls11111 ~- (lnd wao odd to Jll(IUl · and thlo mo111p woo In Ita ·whlc:lt turMd 111o otoel 11110 • ·· ' place: ""'111e PhaDI<In oll'lklo .....Oitt .uoid opilllt tha U.S.) oplnllla Hal" 6tlt A,-_ a.o llour. lallci&-o Ami Moffo lu a Zhl- eM- lllldetftbesel-montllBl04-•· fit In Gollqber'• 'llu juSt a .1.- altho Americu, aadll ' Al'IOI'Ial tell ~ oha ll1o """"'unlcatl- - · "' for Huslia ahortl7 Ill Dlv 0. ta. U,S.: llthorod aroomil Ito ' sire in Wimer's uTIIChi.J.kov~ok;r" , •.; At the- PeriQIIIlllcy TV """ IllY-rod ..~ ...., " show, Eve Anten Aid, uu 1 NBC, CBI, ABC. Time tnc., the could how a dllBIOr ID.Italloll · AP,. Wblllll)' Ctloruntmleoltclito,o from .OIIYme, 1I'd llkl II .from MGM, ole. ' wwi " . D.A. T<il!. to broOk . hup"N.Y. I'll bol you're oo *r'"' • mlnded you" don't e..n realize I just lnsultod youl - H. Thh column to dedleatod to !uttlly UvllliJ so 11 you're hav1ng kid troobl~ or Juat plain troo!J!e let Helen Help YOUI . Sha alao welcome Your cnrn IDIUIIIW e>POriOil<eL Addre11 Helen Botlsl In care o1 lhlo comed, lowd IDd accepted. con- Dear Helen: Yoo oald you wlohed ........ _ . sequently, we ldq;tted a little ·pie would llhoo-the pootd,. aide dauefrter ol a mln•1:t;y race, llll ... rac:e quelllcxt. I c:oWdn't with brown akln. black hair, and ..,... ""'"'I big b1ac:l< eyeo. We liN the pareatl of two Lloa lo 11 moatl>l old """• children, 0111 taueaolan, born and _a lovely, '-Y child. Sbo uo, IIIII ~ of Nep-o • cauto lo odorod by her brolhero and sholln ott with mudt pride ao culan mixture. We are mem- 1¥JWIIPIP8r. ped away as pqle I and ... did Jim Boga. Wahama scoring leaders were Tomm,y Samsel and Robbie Lam· bert with 8 each. . SECOND GAME Nelsonville • York jmnped i • to a quick lead over smaller Southern, but tha Meigs Countl· ana rallied to make a match of ,u,:ao. PllminB to beet trieiXIs are ... " - · A n d ' · adopt another tlauaftler of mixed- got Bonnies Humble Marquette ··., ~-~. boeklroundD.~J.nlo.Y~ . ~~ ...pearJJtllJo: "-"c. o~l J, el l AJ• ''- MRS. :""' . ·~ ....... ·: y~ ~ 11Kf."1J:W! klla:t\W'p;r•': P.S. We IlOilO olr<MISlY- ooo "ho n,l"'• ~~ IIOillO al''rftt' ./. baby - blue Cadillac to match Joe's eyes ••• At.! she lnu's JOE ... ·. period, bold a 17-9 holfllmemar· atn. IIIII was well out In front at 32-15 "hen tha third q111rtar \ mance between Joe Namath and Kaye stevens: she bought a new . nmt..n.W rourn Athena will go ogailtlt Golltpollo at 6 p.m. in lbo flrot Hml~nal cooleoL Mela:•1 in t h e lb'at match Tlurldlly 0 edged lniD I $.4 ad'WUtap by the close Of the .ft.rat I By JACK O'BRIAN -~ ·, • I NEW YORK - Bob H4JPe'B press agent didn't send us this one: Bd> gave Southern Me~ dist u .. $802,000 to build a campus theatre ... It's a REAL ro-. Marauders, Buckeyes Win Tourney ·R ounds / ...-· '· . koocllod The U.N. Finally Takes a Stand ' ltH Thl llolt Manllllero of! wahama 40-26 and NaloonYIIIe llutq>od 5outhertt tt--32 In ll1o lolelgo Eilhth Grade tn¥111· donal Beelotlball TOUI1IIll1em Tturldlly ewnlrw at Mlddl_.t. The wtnaers will claab In the 1eoond game ot this evenine'a ,,.;n.,., • • • Ftbnary lt, I lAY .LEY HEA Washioottoo. WASHINGTON lNEA I Though Russian lnfluence has increaaed beayilY In the Middle East in the DaSt two decades, strong forces wouU aid u.s. attempts to hel9 tile moderateo build demoeratlc polltical-socio-economjc institutions ~fleeting ~ will of the peoples. The growth of such democ::ratic institutions and the resulting country -to-country political strengtha and national pride would decrease markedly the ,c:hanci$ of war. These changes, of course, could only be accoQ\plished. at the request of and along Unes suggested by tbe moderate leaders of the Middle East world. To date, ne fdi'Um bas been set up to listen to these leaders. 11 lo eooenllal thai nelllter the Uolled Sla~ •r. uy ollter oulslde country attempt to dktate lite or obje<ll•e•. • What is needed is an intercountry group,· .,, in the Marshal1 Plan for Europe. which would make P}a;~;~s for the region as a whole, encompassing all natloriallties and religions in the area . Consider these assets : . ..:~ 1-Desplte tbe pablk:lty given flrebraadl! most countries in the Middle East are moderate inte~aUo~y-Ira~, Morocco, Tunisia, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Turkey and Libya. z-TIIe lllod.eratt eountrle& have bee• •alaiDC: in prestige and lnfluence. Iran has been making giant strides toward. upgrading opportunities for the underpri~ileged. Students in Saudi Arabia have jumped from 2.300 m 1939 to 400.000 today. Literacy in Kuwait h.as risen to 50 per cent. Saudi Arabia has provided $120 million a year to Egypt and Jordan since the war in Israel. Kuwait has ~iven $132 million a year. These are str-:mg and. eo~pelling argu. ments for Egyptian and Jordaruan moderation. 3-Tbere are strong foreet for moderaUon evep within the United Arab Republic . Though the Egyptian government has often spoken iD belli~erent terms, and though Nasser, himseU, is noted ~or his Soviet leanings, Cairo's recent acts-and some of Jts proposals-seem almost conciliatory. As one Americati studv notes: "In spite of the rupture of diplomatic relations wlth the United States, President Nasser has allowed tbe American University at Cairo to continue. 'llle United Arab Republic has also continued to co-operate fully with American ~il comP:Snies operating in Egypt. There is an apparent des1re on h1s part not to burn his bridges with Washington." t-Tbe Sovlel dealre for adveuturlsm in the Middle E!tsl is restrained somewhat by the heavy cost of· sustalmng Castro in Cuba, supporting Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi, aiding the Arab countries defeated in the war with Israel and by the increasing cost of competing with the growing activity of Red C"hinese agents in the area, whose programs some· times run at cross-purposes with Soviet aims. The more unsettled the Middle East, the more opportunities are available to Mao Tse-tung's agents, who now have a near mo:nopoly on some of the extremist groups in the area. The more unsetU~ the regi_on, the more it will cost the Soviet Union to shore up its allies. If the Soviet Union steps ln too far too fast, there couk1 be a reaction against Moscow throughout the Middle E!'sl, much Uke the reaction against the Chinese Communists in Indonesia. For though the Arabs may welcome Soviet aid against Israel, many of the Arab govem-:nents and peoples pre ,IJOrrie4 by ~terl!!'~~'l"l communism. ' The Soviet Union alSq Jutlers frcnr being a giant ntxt· aoor neighbor. ' . . 5--Geau.la.e utionallsm in the Mlddle East is more in J.iDe with U.S. objectives than Soviet communism. Communism, in fact, has been barred by major Middle E.Stem countries, including Iraq and Egypt. A recent private study of the Middle East conclucled that ''American economic patterns, political institutions and educational facilities are still preferred by large numbers of Arab intelligentsia." 1--By 8lld lar(e, aU thai U.S. bttereola require in the region are the same prtnciples of equality, safety and reciprocity that Middle East countries upect in tbe United Stales. The United States has Utile need of bases in the Middle East. U.S. oil companies have shown they can work with a wide variety of arran~ements, from nationalization in Iran to concessions as in Saudi Arabia. The Suez Canal is not vital to U.S. aims in the area which, in fact, parallel the baoic otms of the great majority of the peoples in the Middle East. been charging things again. Fr._,, JTATI -d'> • "NO IIADAM, THE SOAK CYCLE IS NOT THE PRECIPITATION ... ... S299 ' �' \ t - ,. ~ s,&." ', Pa_,.,. . . .,1..... 2 true Bills Basic, Education Will Start Monday Niglit Are Returned . Pr, PLEASANT - The Gr- Jtkt] lor Jury F'mds Starkey lnnoeent of <llarge OWII'ded tbOir blab lldlool oqulvoloney ..,.wtclate. Mr. RoY UQYG, IJI'Inclllol at - Gndo School, will teleh .. t h e class. All - . wo~ llld otber IUJII)llel will be IUrallhCPARLES CUMMlNS od - free to - . ond there Charles F. Cuminina has will be 110 tulttoft eblrp. Tolal is been appointed ID the poslttoft expeues ol 1heae elaatea are d Dlrector, Enrironmeotal paid ~ otate IIIII !oderol M/1Health Plamb>g by the Ohio to IDg. Valley HealUI 'Services FounThe a<ldt baatc educottoft dation, Jnc. Mr. Cu~a reTbe United Slatea A r m y classes wUI meet two allhts. per sldel In Logan witlt his wUe, Nurse Corps now offers ,live week tor three clock hwr sea. Lynn, and children, Jeame and _ . . , , of lltw!cW aoslot- slons. Daleo IIIII tlmeo lor the Richard. He received his Bachance to men and women at all Henderi!IOn class meetlnp will elor of Science Degree f r o m leorels ol r~~rstng study, aceord.- be establlllhed all<!r ctllliUiting Berea College In Berea, Ky., Jng to loeal Army recruiter Sit. with the lllu-S at q.oorpll!zaand his MasteroCPublicHealth Umal meeting. Claaaei must Knilhl from the University or MinneMen and women interested in maintain an enrollment o( 10 sota. obWnlng complete ln!ormatim perSCI'Is to ooadnue in operaabout Arrn.v Nurses Corps pro- tim. Addltlonallntormatlonon these grams ol financ:lal assistance to claoaes may be obtained byphonnurslng students and their requirement& or lnformatlCIJ. about b>g the Boord Ol Edueatioo OfArmy Nurse Corps appointments, !loo at 675-4540. may villi Sergeant . Knlgh~ at PT, PLEASANT - Tentative the Army Recruiting station, 78 plans were made to hold t h e E. &ate ~., A~ens, or phone 25Ul Reunion or the Class of 593-3022. od by the COolll,y Aellon undor the dlrt<tloa Ol lllr. Smltlt, ProlideDt) llld lllro. Robert I'Woplu, DlriCII>r. Any per11011 who has DOt ll'adaalod from blat> ICbool, Is 18 ~.ears old .or over, olld - Financial Aid Oft'ered NUI'I!e8 Oass o£'44 Plans Reunion PT. PLEASANT - Earl starkey, defendant in the lcrtminal 1944 Point Pleasant High School acUon, State vs. Earl Clit'ford on Ju]y 19, 1969, during a com~ Starkey, indicted In the feloomlttee meeting held at the hOme louJ wounding of one Carlos Benof Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee G. lOR, was found innocent in MaMohr. 1011 County Circuit Court ThursVarioos chairmen named are day after a short deliberation Mrs. William Proffitt and Mrs. by the jury. Clarence Vickers, decorations S:arkey was represented dur- and dining room details: Lawb>g the trlal by Attorney S. D, renee G,Mohr,programarrangeLlttlepage. The state's ca11e "as ments and asked to serve as presented by Prosecuting Attor- master or cerem.on.Y or the reIIIIY Mike Shaw. Tbe petit jury wtion; Mrs. William Blaine, dinn11 dismissed following Thurs- ner reservations; Mrs. Emer- , dly'l trial until Monday. Feb· son Wilson, picture gallery; Mrs. ruary 17, at 9:30a.m. Dale Roush, 1/Ubllclly and group photos of the class. Mrs. Richard VeUettay of UnNe.d A System? lontown., Ohi01 who will be gen.. eral chairman-at-large for Ule reunion, will nottty each class member for reservations. TeachTo Your Or.., [ er.s of this class will be weip,...,tly come and dinner reservations may be made to Mrs. WUliam Offiu Su"lies Blaine. Several new program features will be included in tf:tis 25tll reunion to be amounced later. 992-3345 Mill St. MICI&II•~ Some eighteen class members reside in Mason· County. OFFICE FORMS "'· · QUALITY PRINT SHOP says you can't take it with you? ,. . ! ' ; r Crusade from RIVER NEWS j · hitmiiilitiiiiii.i.iiiiitil•li-rl GAUGES Gallipolis, 12.3 aoo 20 6 running 28 reet of roll· ersi Pt. Pleasam, 25.32; Porneroy - Mason, out; Hinton, 2.22 stat.i Kanawh~ Ftlls, 5.99 risiDgj Charleston, 18.74 falling. London, runni~ 0.50 of a foot; Marmet. running. 0.75 ot a foot; ~nd Winfield, running 2 feeL BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALUPOUS LOCKS - Jlm Murphy ~ 4:10 p.m. Ouachita up 4:50 p.m.; Peggy Downey 141 9:05p.m.; Solvay 1.1) lO:lOp.m.j OVEC down 12:35 a.m.; Harvey Jordan \t) 2:25 ·a.m.; Elisha Woods down 4 a.m.; John Pushak down 6:45 a.m.; Lelia C. Shearer down 6:45 a.m.; Esso Arkansas down 9:15a.m. KANAWHA IUWR - ipd9n. o. F:. S~etu;"er dow~ 8:8§ Lip.; Mannet, Jenny A. Greeit 14) ·6:30 p.m.; George T. Price down 5 :':•s 1: Lm.; w·m fi e ld , I'.. E• Bowles up 9:20 p.m.; Fort Dearborn down 11:25 p.m.; Duncan Bruce down 1:55 a.m.; Beaver down 3:- 55 a.m.; Polly R. down 4 a.m.; Alan R. Merrill \Ul 7:15 a.m. 0100 RIVER - Lock 13, Walter Willi~mson down 7:10 Lm.; Lock 14, Steel T"der ttl 3:15 p.m.; Eastern lll 6:05p.m.; Jeffbo8t tt> 3:50a.m.; Nort:hemdown 6:50 a.m.; Lock 15, Onward ~ 3:05 a.m.; City of St. Louis up 7:10 a.m.: Lock 16, Raymond Thorpe down 4:25 a.m.; Lock 17, Jefferson up 2:45a.m.; Beck... jord down 4 a. m.; Belleville Locks, Edward S. Bosworth up 3 a.m.; Lock 21, John J. Rowe up 5 a.m.; Franklin Pierce IC) 7 a.m.: Lock 23, Red Bird up 6:50 a.m.; Racine Locks, National down 8:30 p.m.; LitUe Edward dOfJn 4:45 a.m.; Meldatd Locka. Steve Cllck lCJ 10:10 p.m.; Lady Kimberly down 11:10 p.m.; eot.. ton Queen down 6:20a.m. originated in the Connecticut colony, which printed a set of firm statements of what to do and what not to do, and bound them in a blue paper cover. lightweight for ease of carrying ... lightweight in price! It' a solid Rat• at 17 vital points to give you extre dependability. Take it anywhere around the ' hOuse. This portable Colo.- TV r::hanges rooms as easy as it changes channels. Picture tube is tinted to reduce glare. and to increase pictur8 contrast. Dipole antenna provide& e•cellent reception in any room of your home . The cabinet is durable. so you don't have to worry about banging it in your travels. And the sound is up front I A~iatered CROW'S STEAl HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous Guar•nt" on Picture Tube, On• Ye•r on All Parts OrtliNI o.-ner 1u•r•ntM c:Over~o Ina ••ehan1e or ••P•i• of part1 JKOY8ft defective in ncwmal u1e. Arranaed lhru ullinl da•lers. Labof- and tr.r!IPOf1111iOtt I!IQfa. Guarantee not valid un._n au•r- lafiiM c:.rd maitecl to Motorola wittlin len days •liar daivety of wt. w... SANDWICH & TV Being ,, Plonne.d TUPPERS PLAINS - R e v. Jack Young met with the board members of st. 'Paul's United Method! st Church here recently to discuss the problem of irregular &mday School attendance. k was decided that the church would hold a Senday SCI)ool Crusade Feb. 9 to April 6, with the goal of perfect attendance in all clatses on Easter &mdly. ~·· JIOinto: . Oi4er Br Pho•• A014 l'oko I• It• ,-J2-~m ~ .,. . i "" . ' ke We BoUltd 10 1M J,laterial Wor-ld. · IIIII • ' ~Wootlo, .IIIDI-. ~ Cl.urdta(a.rt.t II rolatecl lo Ul }a lerflt ' IIUII Wlillf - wo au jiiiiiN lllr .• till '- .. ' ot11tt .-i, '·110 realized t11at • ;,~~ vilut• !11!1" ~ ol. lboaematorlaiawerevu. 11 - · ...m.., ...; : ~ wo; an.. poo.: :u. team- · ""' Undo ~- u tains. Each side •·w11l ber- linn one point for each Smday each member attendl &md8Y School and one !)Oint for each villi1or they brb>g. The loalng olde ..UI serve a victory dinner to t h e winning elde. ~etal effort to reach t h e people wtU be made by letter, telephone, per~l risltl, posters, and througfJ a revival beb>g planned ror March. a.,.;:,il!l Pl"llit ReeentJy . p.m. Parenti Ward. Admloslons -· PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Feb.l4 ADiollTTI!D: Erwin CaWooat, Pt. Pleasant; Larry Daleo, Golllj)ollll, 0.; WIIUam WU1lamo, Pomero.v, 0.; Mro:Darrellllerd. man. Leon; Leiter Stephena, Robortaburg. DISCHARGED: Carol Badsloy, Mro. Reba Williams, Mrs. Hope, Jack Hendrick, Charles P. Jones, Pomeroy (explreQ). erao:e IIIII a ',oenior at Melp R I C h writing poetey, later creating a ..... tht lid- School, sPoke to the club mem- uoerut lire and making olgnlfi. o( the l'lm!e·· ber~ on pajrlDtlom. Slle pve a cant contrlbutiona to society, unw•o- tolk whicb abe had prepared ei- til her death In 1915 at the ago Ill pJaoe In W. A. • Poclall¥ lor the lll&lo lldlool aa- ':~~~~~;;;~~WU~Robed ofMr. · Mrl. wu' Introduced by program on VetoJ'ano Day. Lindt Jl:'; • cbllrmoo. Wart~er, program _, .. Thoughts on · patrlotiam" -were glveJl by the members. in rtlliJOhN to roll call and Mr11. Warner coocluded her program with an arUcle uTo a Boy Who Won't Be Back." ·Devotlous by Mrs. LoUis Reibel were on the tuindlcapped and their role In soclely. Slle referred ID the ac~obmonto Ol Fannie Crooby, the bllndll)'mn w,riter, who despite her handicap became a tamed author of oplrlluol muolc. Mrs. Reibel not. ed that at 12 Farmle c.-y wu oiDf. lllo C<Mtcluded with the article, "Just a Day at a Time," and prayer. The buslneaa meeting was mndueted by !olro. Ben Neutzlb>g and opened with the Woman's Creed. A salad eourae was served fol .. IOwlnK the meeting by the hoot••• 10 Mro. PhU WU!Iamooo, Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs. T. A. Hennesy, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., 'Miss Lydia Dersbach, and Mn. Ellen Couch. Church Class Shows·Regard ~ 0111¥ on Pedlatrlco daughter. PUblication Ol adlnlsalcno 11 IUBpended until 1Ui11181' notice. of Program · For ,Tep¢~er . ....... _.. . . ' ' ' Hol!er Modica! Center, Flrllt or, Jr. and ln!ant dal!'~~tter, Mrs. Ave. VIsiting houra 2-4 ond 7 .a WUllam Mayuard and Infant • Feeds , •~s.Hs • hrtiiiJtrs Suaar Run Flour · Phone 992-2115 Mulberry An. , POIIIIfOJ, Ohio ·SALE -oiOihorl!acN"u._ .•• our lh!' ..... ... - P>o . . _ - - ll••·· ,_. ....,. 10 ...,. 1M Mn• lcoa. - - lor ._., !1111 be lira. Faye Prllilt IIIII II r 1. f, . .,..u Ol the ..... eroaa O.ddor. , , Plan.,.erellllde telatld> 1 metllad o( lnQ'OOIIQI a~ ill 'dllrch. Former llld lnaetiYO 198 ·~ .....,..., ol the cburcb arti beJng contacted. New _ . . , bookl Dildo by Mro. Neutz!IQI lnboductory ,. ,....., distributed at the nieetlng. Tbe legend Ol St. Valootlne w.. read b1 Mrs. Clarenc:e Mu5 oar. Silo dlopl4'ed a book o( valenllnea collected tllrGulh I be :rear a.. Mrs. Claqya Cuckler waa the winDer oo a cplz - t Walb1n1Jton and LlncoiJL .., ID u-tn 1<111. -a u IJI$10(1 Vacation Billie Scheol Kits ;11 10 Dar ......... sus ~· Oiy .......... $4.95 ••••POll . 1001 STOll "'• ' tor Mareh 7 • lllj>tlat U!oreh, Announcement o( the mfd-win· ter conlerooco to be hold at the SUNDAY Nell House, Feb. 28-March 1 tn HOCKING !U>.j)!otri<t meetColumbus waa made during a b>g at the Naomi Bopl!ot Cialreh meeUna ot the Women'l Auxll&mday. . lary of Lewis Manl117 ~It 263, MONDAY American Legion, TheocloT niRbt. FRIENDLY CffiCLE, TrlniiY Meeting at tho Mount Morlalo United Churcb or Cbrlst, Moo· Baptlot Churcb In Middleport, day, 8 p.m.; Mro. PhD Globokar, members heard a letter trom prograin leader. Mrs. Cllllord Adkins outlining MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, plans ror the cont'erence. 9Je El8lrt and Forty, 7:30 nilb~ home Searls, MJddleport; members to bring newapaper clippings. JOF CLASS, l'omeroJ' United Methodist Church. 7:80 p.m. Monday nilbt, at the church. CHES!'ER P.T,A,, 8 p.m. Moo· day, at the sehool; Founders Day program led by Mrs. Robert Woods; Avan Romine, P.T.A. dlstriet otn.elal at Athens, the guest speaker. ChUd care service proyldM; refreshments. TUE!IJAY BIG BEND Nel&bborhood Meeting, Girl Scodt Council, 9:30 a.m. Columbus and Southern ot11o Electric Co. GROUP 11, WOMEN'S Assodaticn, 7:30p.m., home ol Mrs. Betsy Horky; devotions, M r s. Dwilbt Wallace; book study, Mrs. Ethel Lowery. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Beloiten, Tuesday, 7t30, high school .\n Racine; Onal plana Cor sports banquat to be made. ' .. oocar Babcock,.., honored by tho Wlllb>g WOfkOI'I class Ol the Long Bottom cWrches at the home d Mr. and Mro. Ronnie Cowdery In Ita January meeting. Mr. Babeoc:k had taught the class aeven years. He resigned <me to moving !rom !he com- munlcy. Monday or Mre. EUeen . .... . .-,Jo'- ..... • "" ' ;tf- ·- · Holiness Mission dlltributed to tbe members. Mrs. Con young noted that ohe had ordered poppies ror the sale in Ma,y. The meeting apeoed In rlmallsUc form with Mr1. Campbell Parper at the Plano ""' Mrl. Am>ld Rlcllard• aervb>gao ehal>· lain 1n the lbsen<:e of Mrs. Winston. A prayer for peace was given by Mrs. Richards. Refreshments were &erved by M r a. also noted the 50th amlversacy Smith. Mrs. Yotm;g, and Mrs. Osobservance ot the American Le- car Hardaway. Mrs. Winston was gion to be held 1n Laneaster. a contrlbutlng hostess. Mrs. WUIIam L, smJ.tJt. preli· dent, reported oo tho oontrlhu· tlon made for a party tor the veterans at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center at Athens. Sle also repor1.ed on the Chclstmas party held at the Veterans Hospital In CbWieotlte. Auxll· lary party reports were given by Mrs. Ernest Bowles and Mrs. Allen Hampton, New manualsorceremonywere ', ~ -----------········ooi ·The Sewing Center wm ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORl' THEIR NEWEST STYLIST Karen Nease Lyons Mrs. Grueser Gives Karen welcomes the opportunity to create a personoli1ed hair style for you, to let you loolc your very best at oil times. Stop by today and arrange your appointment . Program ''United with WOJt!eD ~ery. MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY where" wu the program topic used by Mrs. Lewis Grueaer $17.50 PERMANENT ONLY $12.50 at Tuesday'& meetingoftbeWomen'& Socie&J of Christian Service Q{ tho Rock Sp<lnss Uuite4 Moth. edt It Chllr~h .- 01 ... , . Scripture trom ExoWs was read by Mn. Am.. Leonard and there was a discussion on the ' Announces program topic. Plana were made HUNTINGTON - The Roae or to entertain another church group in tile near future. Jl was also Sharon llollneso Mla•lon at 318 decided to order the program 22nd st. welcomes all people book, '"The Now Prophets." to its Deliverance Crusades. ev~ Mrs. Wntlam Grueaer opened ery Thurlday llld llmday nlghte. the meeting by reading ''Thoughts The Rov. Paul Farl01, tho and Wise SB,ytnga••rromthebook, )'OWII _Chlu'eh_.Ol God ovanpllst_ .. Apples ol Gold." The Lord's ol llillltiDatao ..Ul be pJ1!1cblng Prayer In unlooo coodudod the tltere """' Thurlday nilbt lleY. meeting. W. D. Araold, the - r IIIII The passenger pigeon be· JBBtor, ' Is preadtlne' there tltlo came extinct in the United &mday niBht. The Million ofStates In 1914, when the last· fers stniers each crusade. ~own bird of the species Services lltltead or botylnJ him a gilt, each member btooghl thb>gs ond . JBcked a box ID be oent to bls footer 100, Ray Juslul, who lo aerviJig In Vlolnom. Mary. Cowdery preoldOd at the ineeting wbleh opened With prayer, by Ooeor. MinUte• or tho last meeting wen read IIIII the treaourer' 8 report was given by DeReal name of Elmer Rlce, lores Frank. The clas• sponaora the American playwright, an eight year old Incl1an bo.Y. Ar- was originally Reizensteln, tlmr llalr, at tho American litbut he changed it because it dian Million In Oklahoma. was too difficult to spell. Mary Cowdery Is In eharp o( thlo project ""' lbo reported • balance or $35.06 In the orphan- eould do all J'e&r. n A decorated cake with the ln. ago !unci. Since lola birthday lo In February the motlOI!, was made aeriptlon, uBest Wishes Olear'' ond voted on to blly blm a pair and punch were ~eel at the of .toano IIIII a matdtinl Jacket. elou o1 the meeting by the hoata n was jloclcled to tal!e the class to Mr. ond Mrs. Herman Schul, duos the lnt &-.,. o( each -Mr. IIIII Mrs. Olley Connol!J, month at ~ Sdtclol Instead Mr. and Mrs. Harllo Fr..., and ol at ·the cl~ll meatb>ga, 110 that the hOnored ....... more memberl could tal!e port. Mro: rNd a [111'1 o( tilt ... ~r o( Jtremlah and an article il'om tha Cllrlailan ~~o;no. ''H<1* Cbrllllmu .. YAROS AND YARDS OF FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON INVITES YOU TO MEET d1ed at Cincinnati's zoo. SPRING · ~ STYLES AND COLORS ARRIVING DAILY. THE SHOE BOX WHERE SHOES ARE SENSIBlE PRICED /olhldl..,.rt, o. (Includes Cut, Shampoo ood S.t) lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON 992-3557 234 E. MAIN ST. ' POMEROY, OHIO . Proper color tuning every time, in seconds! co COLOR ;. with amazing COLOR TUNING EYE T•net In -llllum•nated tvninc eye lllows you to ~eiect Ina Wrpest picture and finest coaor, on qulcklr lnd uslly, all 1Z YH~/UHF chonnols. ()ve'r!• >r A dlacuealon 'follOwtd On .,'111inat we abould' do, bd To At your needi' ••• and boott your prof~~. a ,was bo .., -~- Ia Morell ... 1e Women's Auxiliary Meets w On AIJ Black & Illite and Color Television ed wa1 ~ tople, llbe apoke ol man'• kwe at tho Naomi :Cowdi!\7 The U.S. postmaster gen- thereafter: der 10h001 oplllltMilllp~, 8 ID 11 p.m., at tho Me181Hiab SCIIool ..dtorlum In Mlddl~ The Jayo will emcee. Mn. eral Is appointed lo hold of· flee during Ute term of Ute the president and one month SATVIIJ)j\.y w .IOGGS loin. Allen llampl!oo lllll .,...,._ ar lor the aeryl.,., Nr1.1l!Ooll>· ""' Ill prolloient ol 1!>0 oorlnc orpnlaatlon. Tbe treaourer .roportecll bel,._ ol .f3U4 In lbo fwd lor mGH SCPOOL ~... llOI1;J un- LE Is Dr. and Mrs. l.ysle Meyer of Kel·en A. llamlliDII, Wllllam C. Moorhead, Mlm. are ........,._ Haoh, Clifton R. Malooe, KatltlJ>g the birth ol a 1011, Tllnotl1!' ryn R. MornM, Malflllo K. Sjly. Edward, on Feb. ll. The Mey- der, Mrs. EdWard R. SOmervWe, ers have another 1011, Erik, who o..... lbpleton, Roelo J. StrickwUl be three In AprU. Mr. IIIII len, Mrs. LIUian H. SUall, RanMrs. Mamb>g Weboter Ol POme- dall L. WUUamo, !lephen D. WUIIaml, JociY B. llall, Mro. Edroy are IJ'andporento. ward Lewll, Mro. Kaltlt G, Aelk- In Coiunlblo. Karla Wlderwlilt 111rgery there earlier this week. Dance Friday, Gloueter ..,.., Bacino J-Hlii>Sc:IM>ol, oporio«od by - r a 1111h ...,. lora~ muate bJ ..Next In Lim," IIIII c.....Dilll! ol Vaielltl• Que$!. VALENTINE !ollowllll! tr»LUMBiNG ·:: ., Co. -rn Herlt.p In Needlework:., Mra. Ilwtiht Mllhol!l, -'or. r------!"""...,.....,;t Mro. Larey D, Stewart, Pitriot, .... 12:29 p.m. 'l'burlday; Mro. Dalmar G. Hawley, Middleport, dallgloter, !2:16p.m. 'll>lraday; Mrs. ildney L. S m I I b, COMPLETES BASIC. Jackson, daughter, 1:17 p.m. RACINE - Airman Herbert TlnlrocloT; Mrs. Jack B. Peter= S. Miller, lOll of Mr. 111d Mrs. .... Rutland, dauC[lter, 10:40 p. Herbert Miller, R. R. 2, has m. Thurlday; Mrl. Richard E. completed basic training at LackEllloll, Rl 2 Bidwell, OOD, 4:45 land AFB, Tex. He hal been asa.m. Frida)'; Mrs. Larry A. Barr, signed to Chanute AFB. m., for RL I Galllpollll, Rt. 1 Golllpo. tralnb>g In metalworklng. Airman Ua, 1011, 5:66a.m. Friday, Mlller loa 1967 gra&lateOlSoutbDl•chargea ern Local Hli!l SchOOl. Ralpb V. Chapman, Robin R. Finley, Mro. Ada B. Greea, Mro. ANNOUNCE BffiTH HOME FROM HOSPITAL Karla Brown, three year old dau&hler d Mr. IIIII Mrs. Bill Brown or Rudand, returned home JITNEY SUPPER, Ellatern Hli!l Sdtool, 10rvllv 5 to 7 p.m. precodlqr the Miller - Eutem bUMibolli&DlO. RETURN JONATHAN Melli c~, Dallllhtoro d the AIDP erlcau Revolution, 2 p.m., l'rl· day, at the home o1 Mro. Emer1011 Jone•; dane, •• AmerlCUJ ..!.:':0:: :: ::;;.. our- The . . _ bt'eol<fut. .. be for-......,. IIIII lbo ..,.INa! field Alb Wod!loldV II 7 :J0 Ll1. !lllllli1 o( God.lillo aldtbat..,._ at tho Trlllllt Uldtecl Cilurcb d .. .,.ttltor blaekCllrlot .... dl.... the Trln- the l'Q'I o( God's 111!111 ohlnoo IV ctrdo n1111t at tltl'Oitlh. lllo uked - - " ! don NY tho cturcll. ...,...... Mra. Bill ..Uipn- that ..,. race to amlher or that Cod "'"""'" . .,.,. 1M ~ the lfaJW llarnlllera Clan will ravorlbla tor ,.. and not' anierYeu-. ·' otber, 01' that lhil II 1111 The moedtlc wao pr<~coded by bnlaler IIIII .t hat <D Ill not. FA<h I e p.m. IIIII valentine lndi-.J - • Cbrllt with aldD 1l011;J. Tablta ,..re de-ateclln the Ame color 11 bla own, 1/Ut the rNd IIIII white color lcbeme God 1001 only hie cbUdree dlaond lllro. Ben Neutzllrrc wa1 llh'· tlnaulllblnr not the color ol akin, . en a Y<ltll "' - l o r docorat- lho lalcl. To conclude her' eommeotl on lrrc tile tablol IIIII ~ the f&YOI'I i-- lfn. I..CJUUReibel,presi- bnlalerhood, Mro. Relbelemphaolzea qae !oJIIIIJ, ..,. God, donl, .... graco. A brotherhood theme wu ear- heaveob' home, and ••• prayer: rlod oat In 1M . ._ ..... The World Day of Prayer CJb.. ..,.. . . . . o( Cialrcb Women Unitb)' llro. Relbol. Ullnl "~ lod.., w....._ ••• ~d41 ~ .. ~,. !Ilea. ' • ,. ........ be1rt1 ·~~~~~ ~ ... l!lre ..,_- ltlo to be ..._ · l ,_ ~ ol •• aa Jng 10 our-· ~· 91' Jlod•,.p Ia iho, matorlali o( tho · Chrillill!l_~_falllngiD l"'t Cod not we~ tao on .,.,..~ oplt! -ld ·tltat wo rau 111 r.eollae flrot In our u.,. but lnotead oro illooii' 10 till 1<l4' ' 495. ''llio ........... o( tt putting 1n rront 111 tUm t h o , • .: :.,. ~~~a~ allowi;. •w. rau to ...... 10 IJ'lpl witlt tl!lnp -wlllch lie ........ out OllUa ...... voey lor . WOM)i:N'S EARLY BIRD ·oune~vee.. we ... unable to ad· · ~u and mercy, allowed us • Waek E!'d~DJ February 6, 1969 mit that, 'lhOuallw feel we haVe to halldlo fllr Juot a Uttlo time? D D Plnnettee, 30p<>inta; Chlip..01'11blac"" lblnk we waat ,or Ob, trwo Could I/UthaV~an4- t1tst "AU o( tltla II man Clrwday, 24i RawllqreJ)odp DOOCI, IIlii 1o! don't haYI God joy our wor<Dy 100<111, ond yet a.t there Ia DO 22; Mark V, 22; E1'81yit'a Groe,. (the lbWI1 to acbowled&B Cod Cod be !Irati ery, 12; Ktnc Builders, io. · ·· 11 oitr Malt8r IIIII our ...... of II we could \>U~ ....., now ond 11111•~ · Team high nrie•- Evelyn's aU tblllp) 110 atiU have DOtiJ. llletl; we oWl drUtlnc away Grocery, 2031; lad. Hl,gh Strlea, Jng that'• worthwlllle. rrom the IHdtirrcl o1 Cbrlll. l.ewlt ..,.., Service· ., Julia ~lee, 601; Team High For In Ecdooluteo 2:11 the eloae ·our ..,.•• IIIII remember · •H&AnN!;J · Game - Eveb'n•s Grocery, 726; ~ says t1tst ho .... ... the oqpreme ..i:rlllee tltat 110 · Ind. llllh Game - Julie ~Ito, erytblng ·that a man could -~ Dildo for ••• that ror ••. He 190. 11111 that hill w i - waalner- !trod and illed. not.lor an,ycrlme · •ROOFJNG MONDAY BEND LEAGUE od over that ol the ~· wltlt tllat Pe commlltecl. ...t bec.ouae .....;R~ ........ Ol the love tltat He had ror • ._., WOb Lost wllom he dealt; yet Pomeroy G1111 Clld> 30'h 32'h ed ID tltiDk 01 thll, he look- dart< ond lln..lck '""'1d. td It II In ..._uoa wltlt tlto ADd tboollh the writing Ol EcTlll Clio 43 20 dollutea took place be!Dre the Tho Bill C'o 33 33 blrib ol Cbrlll, ~ ..., ollll Pomeroy Gol! 35 32 lboOIIIIIIOctlon. The 1110'• 21M 39'h Eblen Die~~ in DutiDn Driii!B 30 36 Hlgh Team, 3 games - Pom... eroy Gun Club, 2581; 1be T<JP COlumbus Cats, 2538; The Bil C'a, 2406; High Team Game - The Top cats. 919; Pomeroy Gun Club, Mr1. FloreDCe Modre Eblen, 888; The Big c•s, 887. who died r~, waa a former High Ind. 3 gamee- R. Bowen, $75; C. lnpb, 547; G. Gum, 542. relldont ol Atheno IIIII Melp High Ind. Game - R. Bowen. 215; Cowlt;!' ""' had mao1e her home , c. Inpla, L. HeiDe a, L. saber, the put 16 yearo In Coilonau 202; c. Ramsburg IIIII J. Ba- buo. !!lot died there at Mt. Carmal Hoopltal on Sulurday, Fob. con, both 200. SALES • PARTS • SERVICE 1. Servlvlng are tltree douallterl, YOUR ALLIS-<:IfAUIERS DEALER . Mrl. Beatrice May, ~moray, Ohio, RD 4i Mr!i. Jean WatterTuppers Plaids, son, Birmingham, Mleh., a n d ATtEND OBA MEETING . • 667·3435 Paul llnart, Mannlog Klooo, Mrs. Florence Fraueea COpeMrs. L, E. Reynoldl, d 8 n e land, San Antonio, Tn..; me Grate, and Mr11. Kemeth McEl- 1011, Herman Moore, Pomel;'o.y hinny Ol the Cltizono National RD 4; 14 gra.bdchlldren; t w o Bank, Middleport, ..... In Co- l!l'eat.crandcblldrea, and ..,.oro! · · lumbuo WodnoocloT lor the mid- cousins. Funeral services were held at year meeting of tho Ohio Bankers Alsociation. Mra. Smart and Evans Funeral Home In ColumMrs. Kloes aceompanltd their blll oo Feb. 5. Burlal was at a ColwDW.a cemetery. huoblufd•· • Lenton Breakfast Planned on .Ash Wednesc:la~ tiW loo/1111 buiDI ol11br ..~ •eth1ll<l* IIIII lblnk llilout ..,. - . Look at tho mator1a1 ~ Cod hU 1111 •• ...,., . . . . . 1n au ratmeu 10 Hblt,lllll ~ IW ' F~ 1o !iN Ill U~?...: 111111 •• 111a1 ~P. A task force committee consisting of Boyd Hackney, chairman; Bormie Hackney, L 1 n d a !\>enoer and Hobart Vineyard was appointed to plan the cruaade. A contest will be held in' tbe congregation with Jo Am Brooks today !rom Clllldren'o Poopltol All12 ch8n'* UHF/VHF CP46SE Two VNr Feb. 9-Apri/6 [ Blue Laws The name, Blue Laws, ·i ,.,.,..,. 10, S!Pndi... teom, . ........r 'Bul• - ' ,~ MONDAY MiXED .•.. Pr. PLEASANT - Aft odult hU '"'' ~ ~chol>l 1<~< at No. 1, 32; N~ 8. . 30~ No. .Z, 28; No. t; 23~ No. $, 20; No. S, 11. F41eotlool Ctua· will bo leaot ... , _ Ia aiiiU>lo. iiJGHS oopotzed at P•lloricm Gndo - - will bo o(bred In Teem Serl .., No. 8, 18.53; llchool . - ........,. al&lrt. F4!>. the baatcl o(arltbmetle, nodlna. Team Geme, No. 4:, m~ Hfa1t 17, IAwell. N. Cod<, V~ &!glllb, ICI- ond oodal oludOomt Ind., D. DaYia, 2051 P. ol ~ o1 w..... CaolnV loo to PJ'OIIIl'O ....,..,.. to JBOI Sclloolo ......_llleod. the ·General Devol- Colllnl, 182; RICh Strt11 Ind., The claiS II belrrc - - opmenl test 10 !hat til0711113 be Oaa1. Bo.Yiaa, 54:7; J. Boyles, the Jamary term o( Cowlt;!' Clr<ult Court was In ....... ror the time lhll 'l'burocloT .... r ........ od tnte bOla, both !elonlea. fbiJleted were Douglas 91ort, 16, ond Jerry Deel, 17, o( Clladenln, W. Va., charged witb ldtN,ppq. T h e indidments atem trom ~··abduction of Mrs. Paula K.. Thabet in Po1Jrt PINsant., when the )'(lrths forced their way Into Mrs. Thabet'• ear at the loeal post olllc:e at gun print aDd drove her to Washingtm CourthoUse, Ohio, before abe was able to get help and free !rom the youths. The two yauths are being beld by Federal authorities in Columbus, Ohio, and appeared before U. S. Commissioner Alphollle Cln<lono with bond aet at $50,· 000 each on kidnapping charges. 1 has not been decided yet U the youthl wiU be brought back to Maa0n Colinzy or will be prosecuted In Federal court In Ohio. 'Ibe Grand Jury wlll meet apin at 9:30 a.m. on February 20 to consider matters brought hfllore them. ,A Sunday·. Ser~onette lcJcal Bowl~ , 1 lolf - - I D . .r...a~~~at1ndlrlrM8tlil $lflol $JIIIII .. - . ""'" Ill II till ...... IICill ... clllllll tcle~ll~lly..fotmulated ' SERVICE Middleport, 0. . ;./. ·~stt~N~ . I • ~ ·.;:' .' --~ ' ,• V,A.LVQLINt OILs •'· . ./o > ' • ...... Hiat'•Wr1111CIIIr ,__:ti.DIIO...,• Tollo . . • , ......... ld Clrtlr .ior ..... -:ooolarMIMJ• All Tlinlillariiiii • .Qpn• Vllf/UIIFT_ . . IIU .... IRI/ 1 �. .. ' ..' ~ ·BA 1118 8 . 'a prayer for · ....... ev-eryone ly PHIL PASTOIET One way to kt."ep fo~ o• .\'our toes is to be on them;. • • • Some ~ople . , concfH.s1otls, but mott of us read books all the way through . ·~· . jump to Mon. thru FrK,' • • • • • • • E..Tfl dq ll<u 4 fr.,k bepinnlng for Ike otv;e wolf. We noted thi.S morning that the local beanery had yt.YL ', ..;·· <• 'jl 'i(.lo''"' 'I e ' • •• . Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing " Your TeleviKion Set for . 6" "" ~ '" 7 .. 8 '"..~ 9 "~ " Word d 6~.. 7~ ure W!liiWI'o Vln an uw~rc wor<~ -- 45 00 E..wveliam 9." 0..." Torn l Jerry Bulbrlnh.lco II~ Olria~ ert 3IT" 4~ " 5..n 6".." 00 ~ 7 '".. 8 ~.. 30 9!., Mike Doo.P• - 00 Bill .IUidersOI\ J..,i,·lng Word 2 ..'" I '.~" 2 '~." __ ...,.._ .. 45 HIJ Is the Life TVC ~I t~lrc ur. llerald Apollo 8 _,_ -- -2.. ... ...,. ·7E" a~.. " . 9." 0 .." II .... ...... 45 COUrtry Church T he Anower ~ .... at Trvlh .... • Futlllll Baskottbl.ll NBA Dick Van DJire "" I ..~ I~ 2" 3E 4.. 00 30 Golf Am.~oman Guidl111: 2 3 ."' Licht .... y (Ill Don'1 .<;ay 45 00 I::JII)erlment --· 30 ChlnJIJIII 'rime• Claude Kllly Phcenh (lpo,n Je~~n f rtnlo McGhee Alnll.ewr Hour CoUege Bowl WildKl~ Huckflm Wnd o1. Gbonu Ltule Willi Dl&ne)' t ',B.I. Chll4ren'a Latteu ·~· --· ..._ ' ·~· '' Movie 7 ~ ·~· 9 "" I! &0 .. T.nllih Cll' C -·...,...... .\roll)' Grtft'lth "" " " ,_,.,_ . ' IUI1Jollilliiii ........... Ill •1 Bewltdlld .. ·' . . .. 00 .... " 2" - -· ..... 00 II ' ..,...._. ~ .. ·.. . ' ....... .o .Gl_. I , ....... . ... .. ......... .... :· J..,.._ "On World Day of Prayer, children in every comer af the globe, grown-up• too, will pray thot God will make thi1 world a better place. '"'' 1. .,,.-.' ·~ ·' ·, ~~· • ,• ~ ''··· t~ "Tonight, I want you ta o1k God to blt>11 e"eryone in the whole wide world. ' , ·;·-d~ . .• _. ..... _.._ .....__ ..... _.'tTool.D . MACBI**"' "Remember la1t tummer at camp when you called out at the edge af that cHH ~nd your echo come answering back? Well, -imagine all the people in the world calling out at once in prayer. Imagine how big the echo would be, and how much it would pfeote God to hear it. . ' -tou ore lucky because you live here in America, because you have your Church and the right ta attend it. Sa tonight, thank God ior ttli"9l like thot, darling, even if you don't entirely understand them. And when you''flt finished ... ask Him to bien e"eryone." _._. ~­. ....... ..._., -. ....... -----· -..... ,. , ...... •• • ~·-.. -~ -... -<';''H ~ ,., ~~ ·~ ;~1fb;-~ ;; til OJ ~ ~.~­ MIMI :~r· .., ~· -·:>All Ji:MM'TI.iWH .. --· ,.. n.t'• ure MillliUii N1W1 II~ -· ..... -, .--1> N.Y.P.P. OE of !helm ·' -· '.II . 'btl "'~~-j J'J~l J Mr. cartoon 7 45 00 . Morijl Don'tS., -· 6s f'llraatoml 00 15 6 ".. 4~.. 5 .,"~ Mlrv Grlfftn 15 Nwo Tq~ 5~ -8 ~.." t Mowle CWipn'•l.a.nd 00 .... 15 15 CO.Ofnoli -..... .... _ --· -Grilli· .' .. ·+ U..CJ ._ 00 Secret storm • s..,..- J,- Nw• ........ , -.. E . 15 SFL Hocklly ...... \Ji 45 00 Gen)en Club _ ,,,_. 00 2E ............. R.evlnl Fires -·"'"'............. _...... • 110 H UibiUln Penorell.~ ......_. 6E.. . .... ............. ........ • -,..1 SYRACUSE UNITED l!ET!IODIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. SundaJt Sc haol, 9:30 L m., Ben Quiserilerry, . ~. - '''-' '; '• m., Kartoon KarniVIII 8" fourth Swdaya. CARMEL UNITED METHO. DIST . CHURCH - Rev. Paul :A_ Sellers, pastor. Surday School, 9:30 L m.; Wayne Roush, S!f>L Mornina worship, 10:30 L m.. aeCOIII and fourth Sonila,ya of each month. EYOnlng evarweJ1ttlc servl<:e, 8 p, m. seooml a n d third Sun!la,y each IIIOIXI1. 9 E.. ...,, ~ Mowle Per10!a.IIIJ' ,.\1111)' Gr1fftttl Dick Vu Dyke Love or ute Bewilched Jackie ObliJwer Dr..amllouu A• thll World hl'llli 00 N1wlywed 30 nt.tlng Game 00 i\nnther World " " Yoo Don' t t.IJ 4" S41cret Storm ('.ame C"otn&ralllo~N~illl l..otll In Sp«c c 00 00 Gillipn' 1 lllml N1n Crlnin 00 30 Huntley-Brinld") 00 Jw• '7""" ·8 ~ ·. 9 E... -- stewe Allen I~. 2 "..~ 3 "..~ 4:" 5 ..~ 6".. " 7: ·~· Wilburn Bros. ltowan lo Mlortin u ...... Luc:y ~rO' RfD Fltlllb Mlllr """""' Blc Valley -· -·.... .... Joe;r Blllq 8~ ' . ~' With the hope It will, in 11011'18 otellsure, foster and help sustain thlt which is !lOCJII in lunib' and eommunit;).• life, thia featureissponaoredbJrthe busihess Orma and organlzationa whose nllllH -..below. HEINER'S BAKERY I" ' I -........... --.... --..... -............ . '' ... ... ~ IIUN1'1NGTON, W; VA, GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO• PHONE 99U284 MIDDLEPOR'I na.•t sa, --· Mr. C..n- GUu.u'1111end no..... . "':""":'" ~ ....... t...Q- &1u p. · BOGGS EQUIPMENT · R. H. RAWLING$ SONS CO. -- _, ..... . ..,,..,... --- -- ..,""'"" .. J OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO• BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARK V STORE RAY RIGGS, INC. Lincoln - Mercury- Comet- Encllsh Ford 593-6601 85 N, COURT ST. ATHENS, 0 • LEWING COAL COMPANY WILLIS ANTHONY PRODIIc:EIIJI A1m DlSTRIBU'roRS PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 240 LINCOLN ST, MDlDLEI'OliT - ,. • . ' ; \ , !' .. -. ·.h, ·,.·1' '"'' . .' i~ . ' , ·' . - I' .,. i ~'i . ·II-· • Wll SaiMu : ·' .. ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE ATHENS RD. POMEROY, 0, 992-60118 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY RACINE Al·YALU ·MAitKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE TliE wrtH A IIABT , ' ' RACSHi,ollro KENTUCKY FIIDD CHJCKEN POIIEROY, OHIO TUPPER$ PLAINS PMNTS .AND GENERAL·BARIJW ARE , n!JIPEIIS ,_LAIN$, 0. '""'1!1111. •· .. , "001•. 4 ~. • ., I I ALLIS CHALMERS - YIDDLEPOJI't, OIDO SWDOIING '. SERVICE FARM - INDVSTIDAL - LAWN- GAIIDEN TUPPERS PLAINS P1L 667-3W SALES - Mii>!U!PORT, 0. ..' "" ' ' . , '·'· . - ~. w._edl,Y: Clllilr, tiNY'S FOODLAND srou .... Sporu-AnrdJ . •cYEMBER OF THE BIG 3"' GENERAL MERCHANDISE . TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3280 . FAMILY IIEtRI!ATION J l-8--'- ,. ...... ·- Vtf'ltlilan '-1 LYONS MARKET ODIST - Rev, WUllam Alroon, ROYAL OAk PARK .I - -· c...... -· I .I ....,._ Cliltllll Mlwll nau POMEROY.~O. WESTMAINST. SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF; YOUR CHOICE ...... Dill Anodler World Mu•lc (Larry Bailey) BAKERS OF P9Qil, BREAD (WIIIGlt GiAitE COAL WES't C014JlGIIA. W. VA. Dldli:a... ... O!J . ' .. LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE ·' v.. _ u .... ·110, .. _ Exodul 32.1-20 MIDIU!POBT, OIDO ,.., Hidden Face. 9-E .. . E- 0. ··~ .2. ..... lfb'...... Dldo.VIIIIDPI 15 u ..... ...,. Exodus 19.16-25 OIUO'S OUlEST OOI)GE DEALER ......... PenorAI.II,y 2:." 00 ~ 5'".." 6"" 00 0~ II~ S.VIrlJo twlb6ltie. 00 . 8 .." 9" ., .._ ........ Kanhal 45 30 3. lliarUIDn \5 00 2".." I ""'" 2 ." ·~· .. Patter111 15 SU.ve Allen Exodus 19.1-11 ENTERPRISE UNITED METH- DI.1 'J!itole Study, 7:30.. --· -- AIIIWfl'l 00 " II H Biblt 45 00 15 ~ 0.."" 6" 7." 15 7 Exodus 18·1-23 Pastor. Ral,ph Sc»encer, Sqi;L; 00 Bible An•wen b:odus 15.1-18 ftrat and third Sunday• eaCh monlh: Evrning eYU!geUattc ser_vlce, 7:30 p. m.. second ii'KI e,3o. Bible MPen 1~.5-29 Stt>L Morning worship, 10:30 •. Eldon Weeks, Ass"t. Worahlp servleei~ 1:30 a.m. t Swdl)l Sthopl, 10:30 Lm, 1 Y,a uth Fellowllllp, 6~ " E .. Exod"' Exodus 12.29-51 •. l l' �• . ~ j ' . .. ;>"._, '_A-iiTri£'"7u0"ifE'WtiRK' Watching Want Ads BringS TOp.Gf~de. Results j~~ WANT AD INf Ott MA TION DUD LIN ES Conc o ll ot ion• & c.,,.~~:tfon • Wil l t.• oe upt•lll .,.,.. ,, 9 • ·"'· f., Doy ol Pub llcorion REG UL ATION' Tho P..- li tlwr • ••••~•• tho • itht to od it or • l i.CI on ~ odt d•o-d oll• foet ione l n .. p...t. tither wi ll not Ito •••ponaible I ~ more r han ooe Add it io<'lOI 25c C lortrgo por Ad ,. •• · . . """t ,. ..... t.ur II4utl, 11 y ,.,.,...,. ...-.. ..... ,.,_,,., ..... "·· 2.19 ........ .. ..... '•· 12. .. ...... 1965 .PLYMQUTH ,,........:... ,.............., ....,...., .... $895 Valiant A. Or., 6 eyl., autvmotic tron1 ., good tires, : radjo and heat•r, grey finish. ,...., •.•. ,. PHONE 992-2094 tire.. MCORE'S &uckm seats, good tires, 6 cyl., 3 t(~Hd, floor shift, radro. Popular Modo I AT A - Great price . -GUARANTEED- LIMIW rt-"et .. ••• lllflce. F.u, Lilt t.y • ••• C't1M..... ••• . el963 CHEVY II ,..,.,..,.,,..,...,..............., .........., ..$495 Convertible, loco) I oitmer cor. Super Sport model, S5.55 ns.u 'Alto Sl•wens ONLY 1,11.95 606 E. Mo1n POMUOY .c . Needs··· p..,.,..,, 0, Complete Front·End ' OF FIC E HOUR S 8 :30 am ro .S :OO p. m. 0G ily and Brake S.Yice For Sale l t30 o .m to 12: 00 No11n SatUiday • 2-14-llc WE EXTEND our sincere thanks :to the people of Rutland and Meigs County for their cOf'lo. trlbutlons and sympathy exten:led to us duri~ the loss of our daughter. Llrxla Mae Searles. Mr. and Mr s. Ray Searles. 2-14-ltc 'Ill·-.. IIIOOIIii*IDU, .._ l'liootoy diiCrh;t " - •••• ...ty overllauled In amlld Pl>one ...2381. l!l'llllne. .me.. ,.11-«p PH. 992-2143 IIAYI!i MYI!i MW:f 111m ;roar llllm, ,.... lime and ,.,.... ............. -11. . . .. to "" ,.,.... water Dne TRAILBR IDl'8, Bob'o llaJIIIe Court, ObiD 011 Slale !!)•-· Rl IJf, " - • • • dlldl. 8eDrJ a.hr . . . . . . CURTISS CA'M'LE Breeding ..... llabr • Jill. IJI-IIIIp . BAY, 4D Clllll a bilL G. C. 1-11-lle 1011, Pboae 74MIII. 1-7-ftp 'IIARMONY ~ - • TWO FAMILY aiD ._., I i'OOIIll lild balb ..... In, I lllll t l'OOIIII, Mllllbed, Smitb, the sirwers and Ewing Willi, floan, furDIIon, prj. lllll bath ............. Funeral Home. May God bleas ... ,._,., Ill Dml Produco .......... Out ol.n floodl, you all. s bloob from Pomeroy pool lllock. ·~ ODie ••• ,.....,, The Frances Ranine Family. Clllllle, . , . . from 10 a.m. Pboae IIIIJ.Wl Mo!Jip s~rb services , am Nelson's Drug store. To Rev. James 2-14-111> to • one ~ " ~ _l!! . •it • try. Only $1.' -~ n11ure. a.aae MUSIC EVERY F'rlday and !lalllrd•y at Jadt't aub on llarriaonvHie 'RDad off Rt. 7. ~twtr c. C, BRAD1I'01ID ....... II...,.. AtJCriOIIBBil c-pllle IeitH GOOD HAY AND STRAW, SOc bale, Paul Karr' a-ter' Obio. ,.INI< NICELY luml!lhed 4 room and ball! apa-. In Middleport. !'bone •mt. 2-12-3to PONTIAC, 4 speed, two door bardtllp, pllone ln-'IWI. 2-13-Stp ~!182 895 1 i8 Crill batb, furnace, 3 bedrooms. One ~ . plan. Large lot. .r:.:.., Good 8"""'"· f4)500.00. AIR OONDmOHINO JWrlpr- IIIJDDLBPORT RURAL - & atloa BYtte. Jact'l IWrttrooms, balll, large living tnllon, ll'... Ba-. hone .,_... flrepl...,, endoaed porcb ..., 4 • tic outbuildings. $11,000.00. ROUTE 1M .::. 7 rooms, bath, RUDY • !1IIX eonoNII dellobasemen!. porches, garag•. ---- FOUR-Room. utdurnilbed apartment. Phone 1192-3056. Z.l3-3tc A. K. C. Collie pupo ten weeb old. C. H. Oakeo, Little lfoclr.. 1 1 ,!fe ·' ered rl&ld to JOUi' proJeel Askilll $3,01111.00. Fill .... ...,., ...... IIBLIIN « VIIIGD. TEAP'OIID Ialilllel. Pbone - - · aoq. 11\'BA.CVSB 1efi1 Ready • Mls Co.. ~o. part, Oldo. • • 1ft! 2-lf..Sic BUDGB'I' PRICE fumllllte on For Sale Ina. Cltlo. Phone - -,.!Uip PUBUC SALE Friday, Feb. 14, 0111' lblrd floor budgol ....... Insurance George'l Auotioa HOUIIO, Rut- POODLB PUPPI!8, .utC Tar Bater J'umlluto. Mlddle!lott- AUTOitfOBILI!: IMDrMHll beell lane!. New and IIIIOd merchanmb!lalun, t'll lllll ap, Blud KOTPOINT clolheo dryer; aloo, Cllllt, D.tfc .._ned? Loll ,uur dioe, Oonalgnme!llll welcome. lllYice lllll .....- . , _ pair of eigbt mooth old c:bl· or'l ~toonse? can . . .. Open !rom 10 a.m. 1111 sale l1 I tic boalluas, C8JI ... IIIOd for Sl!lWING MACIIDtllll, repair I II tfe time for eonalgnmeull. Sale breodlnB. Audrey Weddle. oentee, all mabl. WY I111rt1 7 p.m. ,_~ HBED 1JUJisroM: far , _ Portland. Phone MS.-. ISM. Tile Pobrle l)bGp, PemdttiiWI011 We fumlob . . ,.twtr ....,.. Aathor1zod IIIDca' lilies DIOliiE TAX Sa tloo c1o11J aM.VW. B11m+U W. lblllr, llild llervloo. we lllarpen LEGAL NOTICE eopl • .,. • Ia s. EftnlnCI Oat!ltW1h•• " - . . . . ~. . a.a.tle NOT1CI OP APPOfNTMiiMT MAPLE STERIOO, rodio . by appalolment . .lfrl, ..... c....... , ..u !HI tic !!Ole combination, 11188 model lit.._ of eei"'Mt a • .,...,., oeceuul. 'ftada' Eblin, Rt. 2, Jlllme. stetoo AM & F'M rldlo ..,.,.. CIOARE'I'I'I vtndlna mlddla Nollce I& bereby atven Utat .l"olm L. W•mer of Jllddleprn't. Oldo, bu "", I.IDnl Clllf Rolod. POI'ATOBS, Pbone - . blnalion, 4 speed automatic llld il!l tlee. ABC Enterll(llel, b&en duly apPOinted t.:•ecator of tile 1-ttatc a.-. Pnollllt; PtrtlaDd. ••-- V ...__ - ..._ EsU.N llf Garnet Du:ldlon, dll1nM, clumger. Balance due • .eo ....uu, "'· I. rllliiiD ,,.._.., "lt:lf of Middleport, Melel County, JO.lf.tlc or payments of fU5 per WilL DO lOlling II ~ CredJion are requtreQ t.o tU. ' tb.u month. Call IIIIW211. ,_14-llc rlabnll wt1b Aid tlduet.UJ wUIWI llppon, poekeiiJ, Jlllllnl, • • - - ' TV - a . ...___, ~ .iur monb. FINAL CLOSE OUT bemmlng, alleratlona, ole, -......... u......................... BARGAINS alii, ... IDIIalled. ,.... . STEREO, woalnut conoole Girls Whlto .JOHN C. BA.COH lfrl. · 4 speed cltanger, 4 speaker llllD Barr._, " - . . SWEATERS •• •• • •• •• , •• eo. $1 Ar:Unl PntboM .l"ud. . ......Freddie TIJ.S851.ThaW, ...... ,us Caaa&J S)'llem. Balance due t'IJ.M or Dille .'oo n. 31 ,.. Feb. P.J.'1 . . ..... .. . . ...... pr . $1 '1, " 3&o $5.7$ per month. Phone ..,. au••• VACANCY lor two tloleltl .... P.J.'s •.... .. . •• .. .... . pr . $1 Dll. 2-~ pie, . . . . prhlle paid . . Lacll•• & Chlldr..,s SOCICS .... . ........ . 5 ,... $1 ·•. 11111111. ...... 7IH1& JMns Dr••• MIXED hay and timothy. Pit 1Mtfe SOCKS • , •. • ••• •••• • , 3 fot 11 Fox --- OIIBI*" •••a. Catalina Conv. Coupe. This i 1 a superb one own• tloc trode-in. Fully equipped. .... GLOVES ••••. • .••.... 3 TV SERV!tE. SerYice ....,..., Harold Walker. You bUY from pr. 11 Bryants Budeet Shop 101 •- .,.,. P-eroy :;:;-;;m;";'·~"';;:•;";jN;t. 99U410. l-144tp - 65 Pontia' $1,495 65 ·Pontiac $1,395 Venturo 2 dr. Hord Top. Four opeod shift, Wo'll gladly refer yau ta tho originol owner. Smort bu11uncly linioh with bloc~ all vl~yl ventura interior. Bur Now and SAVE Cotalino 4 dr. Sedan. One local owner, Power oteeri;.,, Power Automatic tran1. Show5 exc:•ll•nt • : ' brok~e . Up To A""'. / ·$100 BUY' YOUR ON ALl;; MODELS 63' 43~ us we will lalre core ol ll Humpltrey's TV. !'bone • 110111 II'RAW. " - • lal. '1112. 1-lNlc J.t.Uip Three bedroomo, like new, $5,000, 810 South Fourth st., Corvatr ·,.:;;.:. · Monza 2 dr. Auto. trant. s;dan. mma. u lid ...,.. TIIRI!Z female QtlhuohQa, 1 weeb old. Phone ev.. HelpWM!Ieel mAT 'MAN to wor'< on dairy lmn. bouse included . Orville llol- lef, Long Botk>m. Pbone .... ~14-ae 31133. ---- ..... ..... ... dna, will lillll 11aa11 up to a 1eot, • · ............ Rlrws ond SotunlOJ oller110011, MR. Olllo. 0. F. Lyons, llulland• 1-IW!e TRYIIDORBJWbay. We will Auto s.IM LADY Ill' 001-'- <loot, .... 1111 moot.! .... 1162 CHEVROLET Impala v.a, live in or out. Phone BZ-52Sl. Clllde to,.,...~ • JQII •tandard. while, 4 door . Good .., .... ll u ,. lllte it. ~t+lfe tina, radio. Bell offer over WOMAN 1o won fbone IIIH1811. In molel. l-INt< '"'·· · • ...........oniJc.n•• ..., It lor One loco I awnor. Low milooge for model. Mae NOW TOTALLY ELECTRIC & 3 BEDitOOM MODELS A;,oiloblo Ao Low Ao C..ploto '$4995 GMC TRUCKS PONTIAC PDiltEROY I OHIO · . SINCE 1853 BUICK PH. 992·2143 Tri-County Mo~lle Ho.iu Yes, Wo H..o Th010 .. HOMELITI! DIRECT DRIVE. CHAIN SAIS Manp Models A• 1- •• • • Sl..,. .. ASO •·you aren't pnc to JUri. !· - ~ ( WON'T 'IOU AAVE />. SEAT?' You'll LoVe · OurLow '., ' Winter Prices! It's HOT down in llixico bilt you can ' ' 111 ·CHILl ' . GOOD! . DA.II,;Y ... cRo.sswo.rfo &0110118 1. Food: ·•14UtJ"· ',, ....... 5.8pnaU to dey . ,•. lilxe...... 10. MUM of TD·4 Dr. H. T••••••••••••••.•••• $1&15 Unt-H ,_._ • AIWUSIHG 'SI.JSPtCIOI'If? MOilLE. HOME ' • · Call Middleport IIII2-M23 or AIIMml l8J.72M. I>GGUISII'IG ........11'. AS ME, OM Nl•·· BUT T~T'SOOLY HALF TtE. BATTLE WON! HOltll co, I YOU GET ·A. BETTER BUY Al For l11nch Dr ditllltr a real winntr is our hDIIle11111de. vesetable· beef.. slew, chili or , ho111e11111de pie-along with yolll' favorite sandwich. MlddleJ>Ort. Phone 992-2012. "1tXJ 'VE DOHE A REMAQKABLE JOB SLIP OUT Of- itiiS TRAP"WJntOUT h•• ... !967 BARON 12 1 80 loot J110. bile home wilb I I Ill a....... Po,.. . $1,795 ....,., ..... v-. niW Cotolina 2 dr. Hard Top. Like new turquoloo finloh with mat• chi'l interior. Ont local owner. New Pantiac trodrt.in. PS,' PB ~. . . --- ..1.. 'TO Mi& SID!!. $1,795 66 Pontiac lui &tete For Sale HOBSTETTER REALTY Mi&~ lO WIN lilY !'aKII Bronco Sio. Wogon. Populor 4 wltoel drive . Shows good core. - "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" s. s.....d Avo • GEO. IIOIISfE'ITIIB, ~ SYRACUSE - Cozy 6 . 1'1101111, ....... OMt )I'...... . ,•. HI¢ ,_!:We SEP11C tanb cleaned. Miller lltmltatlon, Stewart, Ollio. Pbone 8Ca35. ,_u.tfc l4de p.m. 'WD'Ii: OUT wall cleaDer cleaol )'<lUI' walla but koepl )'<lU dry. SEE Nlil!GLER Building SUpply for building your borne, Long time loan available. Service. Alone Parker OIIZ2264 Pomeroy or 1167-3251 Coolville call station. 2-1~ VIRGIL I& UStNe Save 68 LeSa•r• R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. ...._. 5el'viCIIs $1,995 .67 Pontiac trans. Power steerlne, white exterior. l local owner. Pomeroy S7t5 Cuotam 4 dr. Sodon. Domanotration. Foctary Air Conditianod. Smart bronze finioh with matching Interior. BLAEnNAIS 1-7-Uio Star O.iof 4 dr . .Sedan, Sparkli"1) original light blue fi~ ioh with spalleu matching interior. PS, PB & AT. Wildcat 4 dr. Hard Top. Beautiful burgundy linioh with block all vinyl interior. Low mileage, exceptio-'al condition. VB, 4 Door Sedan. Auto. Lar,.• Fall .,•.: LoYt· With These Do••l• C..ecked Used Cars 64 POntiac $1,095 66 Buick 64 DODGE From lho Truc'k oor Bullci>oor RadloiDr Ta Tho !ftallest H - Core. ~? Clonic 6 cyl 4 ·dr. Sedon. Showo oxce!lont core. 6 Qyl. old. .hi ft. "660" model, ovema"'" engin•. ,, GREAT BUY doar .... top, 117 ,..,....., SINGER ,_.. macldne, In ,.,... ~ lllll tnbL Clll .....,, ,. . . loteiJ ll&lrt f!n!Dd COIIIOie, llb - · Equipped to IIi .... lluleoo .. o!e, dam, lillliiOIP'8iil For lent ole. Pay last • I'B)'IIIellll of tJHIIIUIIQIIIII a.. .... IDIII!IIIIy. Guoruteed. ...... ~. Amold Jlro. Pl>one - -· ~11-ek 1111'1, Ill B. lfaln Sl., Jlllme. ""· Pl>one - -· 1-7-Uio liM milD, 4 """"" lloor tlblft. nw POMIROY, OHIO . . . TIE ·UPA ForSalearTr.de 1111 CIIIMIOLft ln1U ... to WE WISH to express our si• cere thank s and gratitude to all our friends and neighbors for their sympathy shown us during d1e illness and death of our dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Frances Romine. Special thanks to Holzer Hospital, doctors and staff, and Dr. and Mrs, Roger Danie ls for their kiDdness ard '· ~ IT IN'TH' MAIL- ...~~~1rs.~~~ Co~ l(l\ . 64 Ram.ler ~ . BLAETTNAR'S Card of Thanks I WlSH to thank my fr iends who so kirdly r eme mbered me with card s and lette rs duri!'@ my extended stay in the hospital. Otto Bradford. Co• ' 1966 DODGE '--~,,........: ..,.., ...~·-····-····- .. , $1695 Coronet 41>0.., Tu"'UU'i•o linioh, Block vinyl top. V-8 auto. trona .. P.S. Clean inter;or, gOod white wolf tire& DPEIT WlleeiAIIp. .t SPEOAL SHOW TlltE SALE . j;JE&1' .' ·~:" . U ,Tn BLI ND AD S -· -..-- . int ert lon. For Wont Ad Sen ic; o 5 c; Onf l pe r Wa< d orw i ntorl i Oft htini mvM Cho•a• 75 ~~: 12 c onh par word thro1 c;o nto eu · tiYo i ntonio nl . II e ontl pe< Wood • •• co ntoc u1•~ • In tori ion& 25 pe• c:e nt Oitc:ou nt on po id odr end adt po id wi ttlin I C da yt . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S\ .50 for SO w41•d rwu ni,..u m. Eo . adlllit ioftOI word 2c . . Business Services J , ,.,. . O.. , 8ef1111e Pullo lic-'i on ._,...,. O.olll li - 9 • ·"'· lrtc~rKI , THANKV. WIN DIDN'T 'fE · White blue Int., V.S motor, auto. trans:, pOwer brakes, power &tHrint, radio, w/~w tires, factory air-conditioning, 1 owner, new lOidi trod•• 65 Olds'88's............... VIlli' Choice $1495 · CHOICE OF 2. 1-4 Dr. Groon llnioh with grHn in1 torlor. 1-2 l:lr- Htp. Gold finioh with gold intoriar. Both pawor otjuieped, both l.oca!ly ownod. · 684'0r.lllrciQ Pilkl•....... ;.. -~ .........,3215. SodGn, full power oquipmont,· factory oir"""!"li• ••'!' Coclill~ tra!l..on. Plyrilollth F•r 111 statton .,..... ; ••• s11.S·· IF YA'Ll COIVE ME MY DOUGH .. .. DOWN 1. Dam. defeet ~Kind at .. pw¥lnc rivtir' 8. UDitot . work 1. Valley !·. '' . ·a. 'Barren . _t .:.,Oolo"llJ. ... . ~~•.• tc. 11. 8rtlllant .r. ' . / ' • .. [ _ ·') t.•You Qcl I •IJ, on·qe ,. -.. - ~!;N1DAP •· i l............. ' . . 3. 0trmon -. . ,, I'LL Bi ON MY WA'I! I I 5 ... 29. at .peaktr ilqnod, 12,,000 aCtual miln, • White .fihloh with boigo lntori"', 3 ooot, .vinE, Inter- 1 lor, V-8 pl!lo· trQno. PS & P8. 1 ,,...., . dilloc tra!le-in. . ' • r1 OlliS FJ5 Cll. CIJIIPB............ ' ••• $1!195 ., VB, otand. t~o., . a;·l!ooler,( A good buy I . WHAAH! �•• ~ 1111 1Dmb: s..... _,........... )l'tt o.. ~.,...., ,... ... ' ) .~ .., Shaky Peace Holds at Duke BJ United Pn•• LrUrratiOnll Tho toor &U dl10ipoted, poliCe huac 11D8Uily owr Duke University and the Univerait.)' of Wisconsin todaY- with National Guardsmen ready to mov~ back the WliJconsin campu5 a~¥~ onto standini: Guardsmen by at Duke. students holdiJW the untverai.. ~ of Chicago Administration Buildirc voted early today to leave "within 24 hoors. •• A Ieider ol the 16-da.Y demonstra.. lion reportedly called the sit-in a "failure."" and the students aOUKht to make their exit as "dramatic" as possible. Violence at the University of Wisconsin's rolling Madison eampus ThursdaY involved the first use of National Guardsmen on a Northern campus. At Duke, Durham, N.C., riot police used clubs and tear gas but had to retreal In the first major outbreak of violence at a souilKtn Dwnl~ Ia l!urront canqKu diiQI'ders. Otbor CIQ>DIO• At oe,her eunpuaes Ttur._,, dub-wieldiAI pollee arrested 30 per110111 in repeatud sweeps t~ cha~ng, screaming militari:s at the UnhersU;y of California's Berkeley cunpus; black students 'Violated an agreement aOO for the fourth day took over classes at Roosevelt Uni versit;y in (biea~ go;. 200 students began an an. . night si.f..in at Pennayhanla State University after Yipple Jerry Rubin made a speech and between 75 and 100 black and Puerto Rican students · held a City College of New York building for four hours. Riot police fought with more than a thousarxt Negro and white students on Duke's Gothic Quadrangle Thursday ln the South's first major student uprising, after a nine-bow" .-.a.. lnlurod. oc. . .tloo of tho Aojmhdetralhm Building by lillck ···. - n..w~a.~ School orllclala pw ' - 0111 Elijlloen poriiOill ,.... to· l'!i out alter WolliBI to ' " wbll tho blacb woal4 do. The black ordered c:omt• secretaries bUn th. recordJ While . - . . . . aedion of the h~ldl.rw · ard clllbo, pthond 0. tlio qullilnl>tho' boolldllll ID threatened to set school reeorda ~t!IJ willl !IIi black afin if their demalda weN AOt . mel or II Pollee mowcl ln. Tiley otulonllo. . Aneitho bOW'. the atmillll"' domanlod a apOdal black •-Ills .,. -Ide ed\Jc&UOIII p r o g r a m. without gndi~Wo a black - • • J)l'Oo gram, money for • Black Studenlo Union IIIII aa lllil to lrlldCII then lold tllo • Ne8r<>O• were . i~ IIIII woilld be oubject to ci'lmlllll ,.._.,.. lllloo If they did not loaw. thoJ :J Rulty Peters - Piano and Vocal AT HOTEL MARTIN WASIDNGTON ., 1"'--..1 Junior White on the bass ancl talented AI Windon on drums. Preunted Artists Corp. of America, - -· . - . Arllleita 8<ti.n With tho deodlioe tor the wtlhclnwal ol clllllldateo tor May prt. More DistriCts "Pretty kooky? No ... very COMFORT- ABLE! I can bank by mail right from my home or office-in bad weather or goodat any hour of any day or night, holidays included. Why don't you?" Write or ask us for free Banking-by-Mail forms NOW! POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY I Serving Mei1s COIIIty for over 96 years mwn. RUTLAND A FULL SERVICE !3ANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts lnsu•ed Up To $15,000.00 I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 TO 1 PM I denied owoershlp. .. II 1...- Oli oeboibl ~· Howeter, 1110 IIDird wu drOp- . pod from !lie r.ctloa. . 1be jury tor aror lllroe hours m 'IUeld&T, folloW· IDa toallmorV' 1D t11o caae, IIIII falllna Jo roach a daclolon 1>1 do- B w::.: a1nst Work Stoppage Drags OJ! . POINT PLEASANT Ita~ tllo rl&lR for the unloa's ropre- a reeesa becau&e two members ~the tdiool ccmmi-, _ , _ at the ftrat meetiDtl BeDtatites to di.ICUu waeeia and otber work- board were absent. These "ere Its president, • week """· made the following Ing ....UdCII1 willa tho boord of .-.cad.... Earl Keeter, and naenllor (Dr.) C. L.Broam, Satur<la.Y: ' Satur<la.y, 11. lout wu a wao!Od day by Ma&CIICoun· _k,..._.. 1111111 6 p.m., ~ 'ltlleboorbu driWI. · . llldCII IIIII tile · 1be ICbopl boord, .. DUioboll, Cln:UII Court Judie Jaiale• - · to bO wiUIDa to ........... tllo Iran..tee ~ .... lll,ltlng In ............ oil aaidi!P,. 0!'. lillY unlOil at 11011 • • ........ · ..,j lilt ...... by lite · - County' iloa!<l oc1Ioo1:~• u repro-qi[Jo IIIIJI01· Ill MleadCII for a.leii!Jionq !JUuociiDD a- '"• lit 41nle• !be boord will slve UJ IIIII" Pinot ocbool '1>11• driven' l'tfllaat m - - ol Ita ''ri&lrta" to eollbllsll ......... - .._ ....... boooa. 'l"h• r-at woo llled J1111. lni....UdCIIo. 2$ ....... lila ~ TriDalt Ulllon, 1be hearing SaflardoJ, 1!blch ....lll!od ... · iltfl- lll89, IIIII 81 drlvor!L all *I Willi 1nlormltloot .......... had proollcecl nothln!llv' 6 p.m. . ' ' 1be flllail- also IICIIIIIII tho end GillickTho boOni llda I!IOI'IIbll wu npnoent~ 1!bldl ~· liD1tlod by the IUIIoa oorl1' ed ' by AiloriloJ S, D. Util_,. IIIII lr.,t ·~a~~ week pt'OIMJi - <If • sort ~. 10 bave been made In llllllng ~.... <If 'il!iJrl~- 'l)to ~ ... ~ ~~~~rcli.-. . . roa.tool by Slalll~~~: IIOIIor, also of dbarleotm. • . ' . . ' ii .~ ~. midi! all lite IU......· the Bi Q:tll 1.11. ,!udp 'l'boiiQIIon. ordorDII - ........... to be -klaa unlOil - - • See the many new arrivals all over ~ cc.., Allor• the store, And don't forget our ' •"!.' - ursa. a.m., Dr. Brown at 11:30 a.m. ADd Ilion b'om I p.m. to 2 p.m. bmch woa KoofM arrived st ''The CWzena• conmii.Uee of Maaoo Cou&o V ha& consult.d wi'lit 'tbe law firm ~ Wea-i,Ji ver and ~ at Cbarlelton, and 10 hill• J boon advlaod to moko qpllcadCII to be .., tho asonda at tho non roauJar ochool board meeting on March lL" OIIJOYod. . Baek In open 0011lon at 2, the board Mil U. lawYera, ~ to a eonterenee rc:JOfl. For a dint. ,lt was a two - aided ~. the ~ was relorrlag, _...,ml.y, to 111o - - bolalg rocogniood at t h e Uli1cil J»eaple in one room, tho boori1 IIIII Ita 1n another. Aboot 5 p.m. tllo - · met In .., room. A clll&ena FrloioQ. nlgllt - tile ooeoad willaln 8 drew 175 !lOT· &CIIJ · Jnttrol"od 1n buo lllrlke IIIII aotlinll lila Ill ftlll op- board'a neat moellntl, w1t11 a J,laoe oo tho asonda <i lite moolllll to slate Ita tntoreat ln lllo·- k 'lb0. ed. :;:•:;:o:;:;:;:;:•:•:;&·==:-:•x•:o:;:;:•:•:;::~::m;;::;x;t. .._go. jtrlke bepn Jan. 21. School• have analntainOd oporadoo. but an Mtlmotool Sl dr!Yera or IODlO to In the Q'atem, have not beoe working lllelr runs. eratloit. . a.,~""" Bomb Threat Annual Drapery Sale on Jhe 2nd floor. ' • • • R. Miss Ford Country says: od. Blllbt.-lAid boado IIIII .B ·bm.fl.n · . ... . . . :..,!' ~ ' ' . given a iall o o - in " Friday is Hoax ' ' GALIJPOLIS - A bomb throat call waa recetved at Gallla Academy High Sehool · Friday morning, lite ftrat here althouRh several ~ve been neorded recertly In Point PIHI&ntand Middleport. SChool ol!lclalo told cltv pilice Chief .rom Taylor a .eall eame at 11:28 a.m., ::::::::·:::-:::::-::;:.:::;_;: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::-:::::-:-:::· advising that there wu a boanb In lite 1chool a,t to 10 otr. The Hllool was evac'"Pr-uated ImmediatelY. The caU armed juat _ . the bmch poriod had begilll. POMEROY - Mrs. Marie Smitb hu been Pl>llco and ftre · - nrouum made ordered to ·appear Ia the Circuit Court of a lllor<JuRh IINrch of lite bodldtng and toond Ma1011 County Monday to testify in a criminnothln!l. Claueo resumed ot 12:30, ol!l- al actim •ecordlng to an action dlecnn the clalo Nld. Meigs Couoty CommoD Ploal CourL In Maam Cooney )lvoolle oourt, Failure of Mro. Sml!lt to with the seven boys, moatly ot junior high age, were 00111'1 order wUI lood to of court each lined $100 IIIII placed on~ of. charpa aooordlng to an emry filed Friday Ia tor ....C.oatng having taken part ln throale the local Common Pleas COurt. made thoro. Other eooea are pending. . ( ' Ordered to ......,..,..,. in Court 1dlll ~· -~· willl the~ . F....., <lfU..Iietl#<lf . Try for roiOJi'o#l _ . . , - f.llo · · to iloclatli!ll • I) the building. Ohio BeU Tel~thone Ca. was alerted IIIII ready to trace 11oe seeond call when it wa1 made. '!be caUor told LeV- he wiiUd the money in ftves. tens alii twenties and would call apln '!bur~. Ohio Bell determined the '*! was ecmlng .. . Fnluta for Two- Year Hlldt .,,; ·· ~~;~::=~; ;~ !I' q .· "-.' ~tid .. Jeil to riRbt, ...Eicortii lkJberl Smltb. ' rr.., the tel011bone booth. A policeman was on another Uno with an Ohio Bell ofllclal ODd a<J1 tho loeatioo of the tel· ojlbone booth. Tho intormatloo was rel&Jed to two deteethes who made the arrest. Pollee said Hlcka told them he made the caUl at the iDstructlon of another mu whole ldonllty he woilld oot ro-. GALLJPOIJS - Cltj Doll.,. rO(Iortod no .. t..,rll< accldenla ~ ID the old Froncb ;,i Cll;J. Pollee have, m-vor, lnveotlptoci M .·~ ace~ In the ftrat t5 doyo of the year; _ d . F ' r. 1 :a· y . e ' I. •-11' ._t Fei!GWihlp ....,1£', ·- !1f)a,~•[Jockawith.ulllcteot. ~·•· Tractor . ..... lllllor lldvi!OIIIolil. -n.o~ . ,~~~ .... 0 hGider '"' : ; ; MINERSVILLE - Gerold Ruaooll Cqjor, Mlnersvillo Route I, has enll:atool iD tho V.S. Army tor two years. lie Is the 1011 <i lotf. IIIII lotfs. Late COpr, l'<laaoro¥,andadonled Pameroy Hlgll Schoal. Coort of Jodp Froak W. PQ!to< Fftclll. Fined Ama ll• Ma~ llldoe Routo 2, $10 IIIII oollla, OJII!rell , . _ , , license, and " an:1 COfita, detadi~ """":"'1; · no.td H.~. Raclm, apoedlrw, $10..,.. COAtli June1 Lewis Allen. W&lhiDitGil atatl1 $10 and eDita, loft ol e.-.; llarrall r. Knlsltt. exhaust. Gl... days SUII ileat'n front ~~P!IIIIiqn "''!xtra f'tei'IOth ..Coli eprlRQa '""'k~ Ute going~, . . ' TIJI!S. ~ 111-11-18 "' ' ,. IN i .~ , {. ) , ·INGELS • 'MIDDLEPORT ·.\·.. - ,.' '~ '• , I . ., ~.' \. "· ~ t' . f 'plaeed also """'"" to .PIJ ·- < I ( ll• y ear-(Jd Boy to ool•o:'.i. ' hela ·· a. jl•illllti.GD Jc1iP aanred clear dlaiOIIOOI FNii '••~=~= torviDe, $27.50, Qll11'41 0 · Panlml Rolnat. I, tz?,SG, Gordon Yl:PIM, V - , W. VL, IIJ)OOIIlnr. HURh T. llarrl!lltoo. VL, ~SO, IPBdh. David JL.· ---,:=: .ua Jamoo E. ~' ,·1· .. : \•"'.< ' . ' ,. ' _,.,_;..-,. .... p; 2 ~ Farfiltl.. - · _ , - They work like tr&~Cks and ride like cars. Two steeii-Beam a~ea (Toclmlcolor) MUb • TreYOrlk!ltirtl a Hunt!- Tf. VL, Jl'l.ll, ......... OD J. C<qdoa, l'vllarl1olrl. ' give Ford's e)lclilslve/ fwln,l• a ~ .., Jail ..ate- - Cllod. He - theca-. MEIGS TIIEATIE' 'A MATl'Eil OF INNOCENCE' PliO... ... r - - Edward "1"111!1r. ~ ...... I, charged with drlvi!WwNito ....... q.· ~·~ TONIGHT "' SAnJRDAY FEB. 14-15 ''THE SWIMMER'' (Tocbnlcolor) Burt Lancutor -Juice Rulo AND COOII, Reodav!Ue Route 1,, $5 IIIII coota, detocll• o>dlaust; Willie Colllno, P - 2, tl.O IIIII coots, ...., o[&D viololloa; llan7 K. Roush, Pomeroy, $5. IJd coat&. detectlw !JAii.LIIIOLIS - Thla It the "dD 111111 IIIOIIt ol uo, w!liJ••'illo In materlall al!orlld CUI ll'MIP AmosYilla, $10 IIIII 0\W yeUCM line; Joe D, Lawrence. P-.. roy Route 2,. .1 0 IIIII cotta, UDII&le fthlcllt; Earl H. Dean, Pomeroy lkJule S, atop olp viololloo, $10 and eostlo; Cllarloa F. PonG, M;"'"ed-un ....... r Breed :·:~~.~:=.::=: BY BOB HOEFLICH tvdil. ••H - !It~ . . .. ,~ we"' • to lllot ol ~ ¥ii1 to a ljll&l'ter Inch In west mol'- - if, ; •• The museum, as planned, will be constructed near the present count;v infirmary on Mulberry Heights. (Contlmoed fruD - ' 32 PAGES , Temperatures in Ohio Saturday thrOugh Wednesday will average near normal in north to below normal ln south with bighs averaging tn the mid to upper 30a and nowa in the low 20s. A UWe warmer over t h e weekend, then colder by midweek. Rain or snow west over tbe weekend and mow flurrl.ea east around mid-week, averagIng about a tenth Inch In eaat • . .~: FOUR SECTtpN~.··J· :<·.·~.VoL~'--. I_V_NO_ ·-.- 3 - - - - - - - --Pom~--~-MI~dd-~eport----------S:-:U-::N-::O::-"''":Y-:-.-:F::-fSR:=-U:-:A-:R:-:Y-::16,-:-.-:,::-069::: , :-.~------'----G.-111-'pil:••-._l'l "':fl;l .....:;;;.;-:&:n:;j 7;."" . '-"-----~P.::'R:::IC::-E-.,:-,E-N-C-EN-TS . ..'• OPEN BOTH ·FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 1 ', ~ To .De Grf!alflr Miililk Oltio Valley Shop at Elberfelds In Pomeroy WASlnNGTON (UPO - T h e deparlmelll of Heallb, F4acadoo IIIII Welfare Thuradly cutofffoolenl llnanclal aid to throe more Southern school districts for failure to desegregate In oomplianco with tile 1!164 CIYU 1ilght8 Act. The order. wblch b«omes effective Mard1 16, was annaunced by HEW Secretary Robert H. Finch. It Included no provloloo ror funds to be retrlwed retroaedvely should tllo dlatrlcll de· i \-:< .. , •• - ,. Wltnoa.,a teadfYinltheoll= two o;y trial for P were( 'Ma"lll Moore, J r . , = ~~'~~I MeDollald Harold RldoooUr, r.~oy. D Morson and Mrs. liar- 6:25 p.m. returaed m court DD or • • ware Tlilr,_ lllOnlinl IIIII roaebod :::..,~ 18Stu Edwin Ill verdict_. dollberad!lllllr olbor two hOUri. DeBar. plalntlll wao . The orlllnal CCIIIIPIIlnt wu Counsel tor tile wiih allklnJ JadlpDeDI In tho . _ t Dale Greeno ol CbariD"""' of $(11,000 llat upc11 oareelllllll the hwnee POol, Inc. repre.- ~counsel the aumof$10 OOOn• aoatod by Carroll Cuto IIIII tllo • Cll>' of Point Ploaaaat by Ry aakocl ~lite trial. ::=, • -x·•···. ·t ·a· • Get Aid Banned IF YOU WILL NEED A HEALTH CARD this year, you can re- cldotodeoegregale. The dtatrlcta affected were: ceive a free skin test next Tuesday am Wednesday at the Meigs • Emmet SCbool Dlatrlet No. 13, · Junior High School i11. Pomeroy. · Ark., G r - CounEmmel, Hours ot the testing are 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p.m. Those tested will try Scltool Dlllrlet No. 52 at have to report back later in the week to have tbelr teats reid. Nlnetyatx, S. C., and Cheater EDISON HOBSTETTER, PRESIDENT or the Meigs Coon~ Pion- County Board of EdueadCII at eer and Historical Society, was delighted with Thur&day's fund rais- Henderson, Tenn. ing efforts by Leo story and W. P, Lochacy, members of the soCiety's board of trustees. 1n a matter of two houra, Story aM Locbary contacted a half dozen people and rllllied S$,500 toWard coi!JtructiOll of tho prq\oo/l!i! Meigs museum. Edison telt the efforts and the results are indications that resi· dents do want to see the muaewn become a realit;y. The society needs approximately ftO,OOO on the planned museum construction which will total $115,000. There Is $45,000 ncm committed, not counting die $3,500 raised by Story and Lochary Thursday afternoon. · The two trustees hope to do more contact work in the near fu.. ture in an attempt to raise more Curds. Of coorse, the museum as now planned wlll have olftce quar· ters for two federal agencies. Rentals from these (Ja811ers will brlDg in an estimated $5,268 a year 'thereby making it posalble tor~ society to make loan payments on the Planned structure. However, the $70 1000 - or $66,500 now U.t Story and Lochary have made their first contact. - Ia too much or a balance for the society to comfortably borrow and that's why the effort to secure 1additional contributions - to keep any loan necessary to a mini· tho city <i Polot PIOUIIII . + Ng pr PLEASAN'f - Tho petit d - . Jury •ol Ma..., ~ Clr~t 'lb' ~at dlaprtod pOinl Ill Coort Tlilr., awarded thO tbe trial clovaiqlod 'lfer OWIHII'· pt•lnllff $4_333 33 Ill tile civil allljJ altho local pool. ol llariiiCIII, adThe loeal · Ktwanlo Club IIIII mr. ot tllo estate ol Earl liarmoo, docoaoed va. Jolm C, Ryor, CELEBRATES 84TH BIRTIUIAY ot ala. INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (UPO The aedoo .-mod from !be ..t' Mra. :Bess Truman, wife of dollll of 7-yoar~ Earl' liar· Cornier Presldonl Harry S. Tru· mon 1n Augull 1!166 It the local man. colebrotod her 84th birth· owlmm!Ds pool when a cinder c~ay 'qulelly Thuradly In the cou, block wall ln the . - . r room pie's big white houae on Del•· fell 011 tho )'Olth causing his were Slreel. A frlend ubi there were IIi¥~ . '· oral telopbone caul. 1WO MEIGS COUNTY SENIORS at Rio Grande College have been named to the deall's honor roll for the first temester. They are Jerry D. Davis, son or Mr. and Mrs. Max 0. Daria of Mld!lleport1 and John D. Usle,· son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Lisle. Syra~ cuse. Students must receive grades averaging 3.5 or better to be named to the roll. Davis and Lisle are doingstudentteachingcurrentlyln the Meigs Local School District. Davis is majoring in histor;y and Lisle, in elementary education. "Some girls like mink1 like banking by mail!" I HarmQ~- ]flry Finds for Plaintif;[ 1~S*; THE HARLEM ALL STARS - the famrus professiobal bltsketball team - will be at Eastern High School at 8 p.m. TUesday. 1be faculty will meet ·lhe All Stars and the public 18 tnvi_tecl to the contest . Ruby sings your fa~orite tunes at the piano accompanied by ever popular THE TAXPAYERS, It aeems, have* blaOr heart thln IIIIYCIIO .....,.CCOII. Not \,nJy did melllbero of e<groaaand OHIO DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE, John M. Stackhouse, his nothing but praise for the work of Frank H. J~naton in hla six years as secretary of the Meigs County Fair Board. In a letter directed here to the board, Stackhouse states that Johnston's records which have undergone inspection are "fiawless." FEBRUARY 17 THRU MARCH 1, NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY 9:30 TIL 2 A.M. : Cenei'OIIIy by ta;rpoyerupreada Out mary elections only hours IWI.Y, Wednesday, it appeared problble that Pomeroy will have botll a Democntic ancl Republican primary. The Meigs County Board of Electioos disclosed Wednesda)> af· ternoon that no withdrawals had been received. 111e deadline wu 4 p.m. today. The primary in Pomeroy will settle tbt issue betJteen seven Republicans seeking the nomination tor four seats on councU, and two Democrat women seeking the namiraUon as treasurer. OPENING MONDAY . � 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. 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