https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fcf9169e02d8cb155592b8ce4bf48f87.pdf 457c6de6d94742dff066d3421dacfa5d PDF Text Text -.- .... ~ -····· .- ,. ·······- -·- - ·-·-··· ........... -··- -·· ·····- .. ·--·------------- .. - --· ·· ... ···---~··. 21 - 'l1lo Doily Soltinol, Mlddleo<Jrt • Pomorvy, 0., t '.O. U, 1969 Business Today Namath. Stands To Get Millions Tisha and Hubby Tangle With UFOs RANCHO LA COSTA, CoiiL (UPD - Quarterboek Joe Nao math, the New York Jets' super hero of the Sc.ver Bowl, hl.a 1n enjoyable money prob-lem. It's figuring how to keep aa much of the loot and make the most of the business otlers r"w.ling in aince the Jet!!' ~ slble dream victory Over Balti~ more. '"It has been fantastic," said Tad Dowd, advisor ancl friend ol Namatfl, during the Ameri~ can Airlinel Astrojet Golf Classic here. ••Joe atands to make three to n\'e million dollars over the nert five years." Dowd, a short, pleasant ret.. 101¥ with mod manners and clothes, ticked oCI on his lingers the buSiOess ofters and plans "'Broadway Joe" is con- ly DICK KLEINER NEA Hollrwood Corrupondoot HOLLYWOOD INEA I We can now say something deriniti_v e ~bout ~he flying saucer people-they have good taste m g1rls . T1sha Sterling says they 're after her. Tisha is a lovely little bloode, Ann_ Sou~,rn' s daughter . who is one of the slars of '' The Experiment on CBS Play· house Jo'eb. 25. It 's probably the best part she has had so far . BLII an even better part is her real life battle with the saucer people. She and her husband , Lal Baul!l, have gone UFO 't Unidentified Flying Object) hunting ou~ m the desert. near Joshua Tree, several times . And the•r search has often been rewarded. she says. Once they saw a large circle of ship , for that wa:s what it li~hts-;-on the ground. The must have been , s~ says, was about 35 feet across . The lights pulsated. d1mmed and brightened. . They climbed up a n~arby hi~l £or a better look , passmg, as they climbed. a high tension pol_e. When they c~r:ne back down again , the pole had vamshed- but the wu es were still there . si.dering. The most ambitioos project is a national fast food franchise operation called '"Broadway Joe's.. which has had a test run in Miami. Both 1 sitdown and take-out restalll'l.nt, it features a sandwich called ••foot· ball hero." To make certain everyone knows it's 1 Namath operation a lighted likeness of Joe throwing a football revolves over the restaurant. Going PubUc Dowd said the operation will go public In about a month with the sale of 200,000 shares, and "We're getting bids for franchises from all over Ute couq.. try, especially (rom pro foot-baU pla)'ers. Joe is chairman o( the board and wiU hold a ·Their big black shepherd dtg was In a trance in the back seat of their car-eyts open, but not moviag. They began drlvlDg away. but aomethln&: took control of tbelr car. Lal eoaldn't work the brake•, the accelerator. the steerinr: wheel-yet the car zoomed down the mountain, ner:otlatlnc all the rurvfs, at 45 mUe1 per hour. " For 18 miles, ''Tisha claims, ''they had control of our car . 1 don't know where they were taking us , but Lal strugg~ed and eventually got control back. I know they were trymg to contact us, but we were just too frightened to go along with them ." Tisha's acting career is hardly that exciting, yet it's coming along . She isn't the most ambitious thing around. "I don't want to stay in tbis business very lol'!g," she says. ··t want to do a few things I'm proud of, then go somewhere else tu live- maybe Europe. I want to help people. I'd love to go to Biafra now and help them, but 1 can't with a husband and a baby." And the folks in the saucers might not like it, either. big chunk or the stock, making him on paper an instant mi.l- Director Andre DeToth has been around movies for more than 35 years. And he says that today's movie audience is the best the business has ever had . "The 16-to-29-year-olds who make up the bulk of the audience." he says, "are intel1igent and eager to be entertained. But they won't go for 'nothing' pictures- they have to have films with story and a substance." DeToth's latest is "Play Dirty," with Mlchael Caine. It is, he believes, "an honest antiwar picture." "But it doesn't have a message," he sayS. "I leave the messages to Western Union-they're good at messages." 'It waa abot ln Almeria, Spain, one ef the bu1Je•t movie toeaCMII In t•e world. When "Play Dirty" was there, It was ene of eight movies being 1hot at the 11ame time In the tame place. DeToth who used to work exclusively in Hollywood, now Hnds himSelf operating all over the world in the search for what he calls "geographical honesty." "The public demands it," he says . "You can't fool them toda)' as we used to do. We'd use the same set and dress It dlfft!renU)' and call it Hong Kong one day and - Paris lhe LOS ANGELES (UPO- Valer- "But today's public has been there, been everywhere . Milllons of Americans go to Europe every year. You can't fool them. You have to show things truthfully." ACTING MANAGER year--old vice president in FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. charge of minor league opera(IJPI}-Johnny Johrulon, the 47- tions for the New York fONIGHT AND TIIURSD AY FEBRUARY 19 • 2() NOT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21 • 22 "WILL PENNY" (Technicolor) Charlton Heston -Joan Hackett "ARIZ ON A BUSIIW ACKEI\S'.' (Technicolor) Howard Keei-YvonneDeC&rlo SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. Yankees, Tuesday was named acting general manager until Lee MacPhail recuperates from a mUd heart attack auffered ~nday. MAKFS DEBUT NEW YORK (UP!)- Richmond Flowers, UniversU;y of Tennessee Clanker back and outstanding hurdler, will make his 1969 indoor track debut Friday in the U.S. Olympic Invitational track meet testified at the murder trial of Sirhan Sirhan today that she saw him extend his arm and shoot Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Mrs. Schulte, Z2, was the mysterious girl in the polkl. dot ·dreiiS who had figured prominently in the investigation but who had nothing to do with the shooting except to be a witness. The attractive girl, who today wore a white dress with a red and blue scarf, had been head of Kennedy's campaign head,.. quarters in Goleta snd had gone to the Ambassador Hotel that night for the victory celebration. She was on crutches at the time as a result of a skiing accident. The girl's testimony was interrupted after she had been on the stand less than 10 minutes, Slf)erior Court Judge Herbert V. Walker called a recess when a sheriff's deput,y in the courtroom whispered to hlm that he heard a clocking noise which seemed to entaMte from his desk. The courtroom was cleared b)' Judge Walker and a rew minutes later trial was resumed when it wu found the telephone on the deputy's desk had a lluttering relay as a result of 1 test by the utUity comparu-. It was indicative of the tenseness of the trlal that the slighted suspicion there was an electronic listening or recording device could lead the judge to hurriedly eJilDty the courtroom. Min Schulte had brought to court t.he dress she wore that nlaht and she held it lt> so the jury could see it. It was a lime green with yellow polka dots and the girl smiled brightly as a next. MEIGS IHEATIE at Madison SJ.!are Garden it was announced Tuesday. she displayed it. k K _eepea._e• HI ... OITIOI<I ... L WII:OOINGI IIING. SPRING~ ANGEL TRUDS ARE HEREI THE SHOE BOX WHERE SHOES ARE · SENSIBLE PRICED Mlddloport, 0. , "We've tried to anai)'1e Joe's qpeal," said Dolrd, ·-a n d we'w come to the conclusion that he"a with it &I f'ar Al!l the YOWW crowd is eoneerned. He'll sort ot an antihero. He alouehes, drease11 mod, teUs it like it is at all times. He'll quick and never loses hls cool." Joe apoOfeotly ha~ 11omethlne that appeals to the YOUIII set. especially the girla, alwl)'s a business Qset. At the recent New York ~ Show three girls .lll.inted when Joe IMde aa appearance. Since !he Super - 1 victory his fan man runs from 200 to 600 letters per day. And 15,000 persons, most or them teens, showed up at New York City Hill to cheer Joe and hil teammates when tbey returned !rom the Sl(ter Bowl victory, six times more than turned out for the three astronauts. in 1961, Philip ~ringer onc1 Draws The Crowds E lhougll all !he big names or football and baseball are gathered at La Costa for the tourney, it's. Joe who draws ,.n tile crowds, lives out the most autographs and awii¥Js the most heads when he walks through the lobby. That's why airlines have offered him long term cootracts to do radio and televlsioo commercials, why clothing concerns ofier stock and royallties Cor Joe's endorsement, why Braniff paid him almost $20,000 for a 20 second commercial and Schick gave him an eBtimated $15,000 for shaving his beard. It's also why the "bachelors three" restaurant bar Joe and two partners operate in N e " York is an ·-in" place Utese days, "Our big problem," s a i d In her brief testimony, she said she had never known Sirhan at anY time aOO had not talked to him 011 the night of tile shooting. In testimony Monday. massl ve pro football tackle Roosevelt Grier told of how he beat back people trying to tear Sirhan apart momentll alter the slaying. Throo Day ·S.Io! News, Notes Mrs. D. H. Robeson left Tuesday fur 1 few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Lawry alli ramlly or Chi <:ago, Charles arrJ Sandra McGhee and Peggy Daile}' of Columbus were weekend villltors of Mr. and Mra. 0\arle,y Smith and Jo. dinner gue&ta of Mr. and Mrs. a.arley Smith and Jo were Sandn McGhee, PE181)' [)a1.. ley Ord Charles MeGbee of eo. lumbus, Mr. and MrL Doyle K...,p and Kall, Kevin 101 Char· les of Langsville. Mr. and Mrs. ll<lbort MwllhY have named their new daughter, Debra Sue. Grandjlorenta are Mr. and Mr•. J. R. MUJPI!y, Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Reeves of Pcmeroy were SuDy vtailora of his pareat&, Mr. ant Mrs. Jaa"lles Reeves and lJnda. Mr. am Mrs. Richard Jetter• and Valorte of Coalton were week end vltltora of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ha!field and Mr. Campbell. Mr. and Mn Earl Wineo of Columbus were weekend YiJitorl of her parenta, Mr. and M r 1. George Warner, Richard Bid Gordon. T•ermtl SoCks Sins 10 to 13. Cu•hioned lining, toe and heel. 12.95 13.95 14.95 16.50 17.50 19.50 DRESSES .. , ............... SALE DRESSES .................. SALE DRESSES .................. SALE DRESSES •••••••••••••••••• SAlE DRESSES .................. SALE DRESSES .................. SALE 11.00 12.00 13.00 15.00 16.00 18.00 Special Purchase an• Salt Womens Lansing Knit Sweaters Clrdigan Sweaten (Coat styles and Slipovor ot.Yiesl. WHITE AND COLORS. ALL SIZES. 12.95 SWEATERS............................................ SALE 8.00 1G.95 SWEATERS. ........................................... SALE 8.00 8.95 SWEATERS....................................- ...... SALE 6.00 7.95 SWEATERS....... _.................................. SALE 5.00 US SWEATERS............................................ SALE 4.00 US SWEATERS............................................SALE 3.00 SPECIALS-DRAPERY DEPT. -~-----------------------$1.69 ALL PURPOSE THROW RUG Multi 5trl,.., Was .... la. 2.. " wide, <IS"' l•na .... . ... 5ALE $1.lt -------------------------CLEAN·UP SALE! WOOL DRESS MATERIAL -------------------------49c-18" CLING Atl vln)'l1tfck-ltn plastic,,,., ... ••••• ,,,5ALE 39c )'4. -------------------------~ 49c-45" PRINTED OUTING . Good Hlaetllaft pattam• ••• , ,.,, . .. , , POR THI5 5.\LE !fc ,d. -------------------------RUG SAMPLES -------------------------$1.39 SPORTSWEAR FABRIC lmportanl - · whlle General Manap:r Emile Francl1 re· COileh thJ'oU&b the romainder of · !he National Hockey Uaaue season. malnl II reinf«ct~~d Blthroom Si:1l" Copocltr 300 lbt. COfl'lfortabla wid• ttanu Mtlf.• IE•sr hi tead dial. All eol de:eor.ted, •oty to claan vlnJI - ' · Gold ''im, JIICk•up hGft.ll•· Sale 3 ..... I. 00 SAIGON Permanent Press Work Uniforms SALE 8.60 a suit Palts ••••4.80 Shlrts ••• 3.80 Altlfidtl FliWtrs RCA. Chlldrens 1U5 C~k Radios Colorful, realistic l.ooking Polyethylene flowers and foliage. Solid State chGUit. Allfomol• lc uwolr.• to music", Full hodl" sound fra111 3W' tpaoW. Automatic Yolu.,.. control. Whil• th•y lott. 50S Polyester, 505 Cetton. 45" wldo. $olld•. plalcl•, strt,.. SALE $1.00 rd. -------------------------Just Rec.ived. SIMPLICITY HOME CATALOG -------------------------$1.00 THROW AWAY BAGS S..loct your ,.ttern• at t.-a. In Dropory Dept•• , •• ,,,. ,JOe Copy l'ot •II V•cu111111 Cfea-•~"''""'""""''''•••••SALI 79c pk .. -------------------------. Sale-AUTOMATIL~L!E,TRIC BLMf(ETS --------------cu---------··r... llllloo.l,!!. :.!~1! ,.,..SJI~9.'!., to ott ..two. -------------------------"New Diana" COLONIAL AREA RUGS ,•... Yo v•• to S3.99 ........................ POR THIS SALE Sl.lf T Wul• brclided r~ with hond hooll•tl C.ntor fiDral •viii, ovol 1ho,.. Fringad •II OJCKind. Ravanlbl•. Go~, ,,..,., ru1t, •111o, 37" J ts • ·' '...... 2," ...... 5.95 · 6.95 27" •• 47" •••••• • 5f" ...... l.tS tsf.t5-JS" .••- ·r· • 7t" ••••• 1195 • Mens Work Jackets Zlp')er tr<n «tal ot¥1e wl!h three pocketo. 100 Percent e<Jt,. 1011 twW, reci ll)'loa qullllinlnJ. Grey -»ark Olin • ~ruce GreeJL Size• 36 to 50. 6.00 BE THRIFTY! SAVE AU. OF Marine• control of !he 30.mlle loog A Sahau Valley !hal fumelo Communist troops and materiel ;from -Laos to the Da Nang area. The month old (lleratlon so far has ldlled 844 Communlats, most at them In the past week, and cost the Marines 70 dead and 312 lOOUnded. The eampalgn, Operation Dewey Con. ym, Is the largest tn recent months and appeared to be the most IIUccessful. UPI correspondent Davld Lamb who has accompanied the Marines on the sweep aaid the battalloo commander~ !rom Vlrllfnla hod urged lholr three aweltering troops up one mountain alter another, leaving onlper s behind to prole<:! !heir t:lanks. They were plunging tnto 'conununlst defenses in bunker- 15.00 ELBERFELD$ SALE OF GLIDDEN PAINTS lnoido and Outoldo Palnll and Enomol\ 7.95 Gallon• Spree! S.tln................ _________ ...... S.Io 6.00 2.45 Quarto $prod S.tht.................................... S.Io 2.00 3.15 Quorto Sprod Lotox S.ml Glon Enomoi.. .................. S.Io 2.30 Plastic flarenameL.---····-----····-·· ..·······Quarts 2.00 Plaotlc Florono•oL................................... Gallon 7.00 Craftsman Outside · Whlto Houoo Point, Gallono ....- ...................... S.Io 4.00 Spred Lu.tre S..i Glass Enamel, Quarts...... S.Ie 1.50 Sprod Luotro Sotnl Glon Enomol, Gallono .... S.I! A.OO Gloss White Four Heur EnameL.---·---:·..... _SIIe 1.30 Anniversary Sale Set Pomeroy Motor Compaoy, In amlversary with !be firm, Ia anaounelng a special amtver1a17 SEE THE NEW ARRIVALS MENS SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Small (14-lt'h ), medium (15-IS'h ), large (lll-18'h ), extra larse (17-l'l'h J and extra, extra large (111-111\1 ), Allare permaneea preu. Smartly 11Q'led in Jolid eolon, 1trlpe1 and cbeckl. You,._ want to see these new Sprtne and Summer shirts arriving dOlly, Bey !hom oowl --r. .mille Robert A. Barrow, 47, of Sl. Francisville, La. '"Tht\Y're on !he ground with their rille companieJ, They're cool heads and they've dlspla,yed as many heroics as any man In the ootftt" One battallm. eommander, Lt Col. George Laine Jr., ~ Virllinla Beaeh, Vo., radii*! Ba.rrow that his Marines 11 have eaushl the spirit of !he thing" as they clawed and scratched their way up Tiger Mountain, a peak soaring 3, 700 fest above the door of the A .!ilau Valleythe only peak in the area with a name. On Rio Honor RoD KDIIIrt became maoapr the early 80s later od- Fwr Malp Count;y &!udonlo ot llio Gronde With BriM• •nd Strorton anelno ... crel•, autom.tlc Chait•, rowln( ,,.,,..,, A terrific bur· For thl• Wa.._ EM ..... Ot ., oble ot !he - p r o p I - . tloo. One of !he .....,..,.. dde! · ·...~ Wider Mr. Kaliht COIIW!otod in loto 1888 with !he !lnllllllll II( the nero TRADE IN YOUR BLACK AND WHITE TELEVISIOH SET ON A MEW 1969 RCA COLDII SET . ' Viol! !he Muolc Dopartmoot on the 2nlllloor. Soo the exoeiiOIII •election or RCA COlor TV nta Ia )'llUI' lavorito at;Jlo ond trade in 1""" old TV. Yoo'll like the ftnoperlormanceJIII ' -., rlcb\ auocl - · of an RCA COlor TV Sot. eon..., have been :::' _:.-:;::;~=.::. bCJdlo' llnlahlag dopt~!'t~Mmoavall­ Saltl 20 i1ch Ltwn Mowers counties. Meanwhile, Jack E. Farrington, necutive director otOVH~ said appUeatlona Cor a total (1 II ,_ projeelo lllld for the con- Four Mel@ll Pupils viiiCOdtopzeA major Jllrl of !be """'J!'J!Y' 1 growth Ia rolleciA!cl in the line modem oervlee and porto and Ta.,.. on Solo Now ht Flocw. Ble taloctlon lnclcull"l doll•, f!IIHI, Fi•h• Ptlc• 1oyt c••t tfuclr.1, cook Hf•t. lront, 1k..... Tonllo rinlotures, WIIMI:O. Rv~• Hot Whaol1, f"otato Haod and mony, 1110ny ot'- ter• tftot tlor• on'1 girl• 1111•. Haw It 1 pad thM to hr top. Stop In oM ••a how much you con 1ova clurlne this 1olo. . On S.le In eur Heu1ewores Dept. . ...,. lale. A. R, Kni(!ill, prealdent of the Eaot Mala Sl. buolneoo, has oaided &lady growth of !he comolnoe he became aaoodwltll It 011 Feb. 20, 1929 as a Mr. s.le of Teys . to.bmker battle. "There is none t1 this nonsenae with Ioney conunand polta out here," sa1d Col. tinuance ol three others, would prol>abiJ' be submllled tolbe Ohio Olllco or Appalacldl lor lllndlng by the COinmisslon oa or about March IS. Theoe projecta will Involve about $15 mlllloo, he laid. reoosnllioo ofita~-nl'o40!b loc!•Uoa on Eut MaJn Meigs Junior a., HiRh - · near c~JJ_1f, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1969 0 · .:....>-~ Peace To be named to the roll a stu. dent must recoi>e - . . . . a 3. and a 3.5 average ror tbeJll'eeedID.ti Nlll8111or. The Molos indudol Jolul G. a.u.y, Fomeroy; Jacct~eUne Gilkey, Pomeroy; KalheriM A. HW, Radn., and WUHam A, YOUIIII, i'lrmeroy. P ARlS (tJPJ) - Tbe Ullit.ed stAtes ·called today for a return to . the 1954 Geneva agreements which erlled the French llldochira War and Wd there must be a mutual de-escalaUcm of the Vietnam War il there ia to be peace. U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said the de-escalation was ''an lhsolutely essential first step.'' And heln1)atientb' rejected once again the Communist demand the Americana pull out of Vietnam, UJloconditionally, as a first step. Backed by South Vletnlmese chief delegate Pham Dang Lam, Lodge accused the Cc:mmunists of hampering the progress of the conference by tailing to make oooerete proposals while insisting on demarlls they knew were ura.teptable. "The United &ates believes ftrat step for the creation of that the es~;~ential elements or CCXldittoos in Widell the political the 1954 accords. whlclt we have problema ean be resolved." all said we support aa the basis Lodge said, _uyour side and for a future lettlement, proyide our side aeerya to agree that common ground on which to build military ~ssuea and partieularl,y !he &!ructure of _ ... in Viet- !he CJ!O&tion or withdrawal ol IJ&Il\,"' Lodge sald. mlUtary force• are rl. key tm.. 1be Geneva agreements were PJrtance to an overall settle-a set ~ documents which ended ment. the French colonial war in Indo·-The withdrawal fJf forces. china. The United States, wldeh however, like other ismtell Indid not sign tbem, nevertheless, volved in this negotiation is not supported their provisions. a subject which shouldbeadvancLodge urged tbe Communist ed in terms of unconditional dedelegates to discuss with the aJ- mands. Rather it is a matter for lie& such key pt'OVisions of the serious discussion leading to accords as the eatabllshrnent of agreement on mutual action," a Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Lodge said. along the 17th parallel, the disTurning a dear ear to the alen,gagement of opposing military lied appeals, Viet Cong del egaforces, the cessatim of hostUi- tion chief Tran Buu Kiem and Ues, the non4ntervention by the North VIetnamese chief ne£QtlaSouth and the North in ooe an- tor Xuan Thuy repeated all over IN ottlle en ~ Amerlea Olapter IDd Advisor Everett dlaeu11 t !be $<1115 promlosory note !hoy signed Wednesday toc al..., through the Junior Jackson Production Credit AsaodatiGD to into a feeder pig raisirw partnership with Harold Erie- · 1 student and chapter member. The chapter, aaltJ eud the partnership, provides half of the feed arl!l makes a.U.. 1 $500 stall and porch wdt {below) that members built. Ert ..rtne provides !he labor and hall of the leed eosla. 1l1o part,. nersh.lp eJI)ecta to raise 150plgaperyear. Left to rt,:ht. abaft, are Mr. Holcomb, Glen Crisp, chlpter ,president; lan7Bizoc:b.. field, treasurer; Terry Jarrell, SeD.tinel; Om Hayes, student advisor, and Dan CotterUl, vice .President. '!be lcau na cloaed c1uriqJ Natloaol FFA Wook, Feb. !l; .. 22. - Son11aa1 Pbo1o. ~~ !t),le):!lal~·~"'"· ~ ~·""':',''l~ impartial internatlGoal polli:lng of the qreement8: eondition. On the Comrnun:J.st inaistence The Communists were expected to reject any plan tOr res:tor- m a U.S. military pullout Lodge &aid the Hanoi and VIet Cong negotiators 44obvious]y recognize that the soluUon or military lsIRHIII ill an absolutely euential 1ng the DMZ since that would cut ott the main &u,pply ol weapons and manpower to their fore. es in Soutb Vietnam. ".:;(.~;.:.'::'$-;.p;;r.o;.w.~~~~?i& MASON HONORED - Walter L. Vaughan (ceDter) WAB IJm.. ored at the Masonic Temple Wednesday evening when Elmore Williams, Wellston, right, GraRJ Corxluctor ot Council arxl Inspector of the Sixth Arch, Royal & Select Masters, Gnnd Council ol Ohio, presented a IIIJelplncommemorati~ 50 years membershJ.-. in Bosworth Council 46, R&SM. Danny S. Zirkle, lett. is pnsentmasterofPcmeroy's Bosworth Council. VaiJihan baa been previously honored with lapel insignia for his 50 years MIIOillc membership In Pcmeroy Lodge 164 F&AM, and 50 years membership in Pcmeroy Chapter 80, Royal Arch Ma10111. The Com1eU wao opened lollowing Masooic services by Pmneroy I..odp 164forthelateCoronerHenryEwing, a 42 ,year member or Pcmeroy Lodse. A doe deer was struck and killed on Route 33, one-temh or a mile south oC the Bear· wallow Ridge Road Wednes-day at 8:30 p. m., when it ran onto the highway in front of a car driven by Cbde M. Bax-ter, 51, Albany. The Meigs County sherilf"s dfl)artment aald there was medium dam.. to Ute left tronttenderlnd door of the Baxter vehicle, Nixon Wants Wide Contact WASI!INGrON (IJPI) - in a dramatic break with tradition, President Nixon plans to meet next week with !he ordinary men and trOmen ol Britain, Germany, 1taJy and France as well as rqyalty, presidents, prime ministers aDd ehancel~ tors. Disclosing Ibis Wedllesdoy AJlll ~lem rdsht. authoritative IIOW'ces said !lJ~ ~VJlJ that the President "Is con~ WASHINGTON (IJ Pl)- c:erned'" that his 40 to 50 hours De!enoe Secrelar)' Melvin R. ot dlseuatkl1s with the heads d. state• and KOVernmenta by their :=-d:ro:!':.o very Dl1ure "might be lesa than '~ & a IOphisUcated new tully dimensional ... MASON - A 13-y-d girl tar> sbth groder,IDiciaugllteror ADM (antlballlslie mlosUe) He plans, therefore, to meet iwaa admitted to the Holzer~ Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Carsey, Jr., system." wltb writers, commentators, '1cal c..tor Hoopllal Wednesday wao olruek by a car whlle ... Laird, telltll)ing before !he c r I t I c &, businessmen, trade ni&ht lor!roatmentorlnlurleolho tempting to cross SecOfld.St. aft. Senate Foreicn Relatiooo Com- leaders, &!udenta and sustained wbea atruck by an auto- · er leaving a meeting oi G 1 r 1 mlttee, said that because of the othera at closed tea and coffee mobile ot 7•10 p. m. Seoul Troop No. 187althe United potential threat !rom Red China sellllms in l<>ndOII, Ibm, Rome Mary Coroey, Ma- elem01>- Methodist ChurcO. and Ruoala, he wwld be remiss Mal')', with her molherotlhe in ldl mtlel to (rl'O(ec! !he time or the incident, wos hll by notional oecurit¥ If he c:ommltan oulooloblle alleged to have ted hlmoelf op1ns1 deplqyment beeD operated by Uoyd llllmollll of !he U.S. Son!inal ADM F"ue Brunoon, 31, 570 PeuJ.&, MidThe Rutland, Pomeroy and Midothert pine ln the aame dlree.- dleport. ll)'lltem.The ox=~aw&~ ·-~--. aystem as dlt9011 4n dCIIII1menta were on Uon. The.Y held hands for the llntao011, it Ms reported, . - dooloecl dllrln& the Jobri""' 12D milo drive to keep tholr Ullled in his ear after the i:q»aet administratlm. waa deJigned ·eo !he scene of a bruah ftre al 2•14 around !he bloek bul than re1/. Ill. Wednooday ,_.. tho HOlt· clalrslram o~ provide a '"thin'' ADM defense, In Ralelch Mr. Slmonrocrte,.. luriiOd to !be accldollt • ...,., loraoll opins! the lhreot of a •nl Nal>le ' - e an ~..U Run. 1l1o lrljuretllfrl rou rushed to tilt cor, and !he lllmily l1oeded Troo . _•• threotonoclb,vlhe lire limited Chinese mlulle -ok. ...... lllldamapd. home, arrbtna: in Poauu.w about Golllpoll.t by FO(IIe- 1l1o Mlddl ...____ Laird laid, u be hao be!ore,, midnqhl ......_,, 1'lie !oro do¥• Janco. She oum.'ed 0 bc1untcl epor! ....,.. a). !he ChiDeN hod aoiemed lllilo · an etoraicy. left ~ llllurioo to bot rlahl --·•• ... • -·-~~ ~ call ati:Ol' p.m. loa. a ·Jai:eratloo 'olili Cor> ~ •q~ • 1<111 ••-........,;,.,. WednooiiiQ to tho WWiam Wwio Iuliano and ..,...~ oljM beldjo', tal ballittllc mlullo (Jt;BM) ~~~~ G. l, 13, u• b lr nrJ y car aae Soviets Push = ~: Three Dllpartments Family Defeats Plague of Troubles Fight Brush - a w-• ''~ '"' Nordlliocaoil - and Paris. He has instructed !he U.S. Embassies In these e.pltai1 to send out lnvilaliono to INti: ·liD · 10 and IS people will represent a fair eroa~H~ect&aa or their eountryrnen, tho _.._ laid. Crowded Sehealle The only capital In Nlxm will DOl bave ••etUzen chats" 11 ~ &pporenlly be...... II( .. . tTOWded nature of hll IC!IU'dtik !here. !lgnil!CIIItly, !he ..,_,... plbli< _... p i - .... ,a;. Pr.,.._ Ia In !be .... ~· factory In Weot Boi'll!l where tbooaanda ~ SWIM to- emp!Qyeeo an expe<led him. n.ro wiD be PlltUe ' ~· 104 llillabH, .. . arrival prind&lall1 at airpooto protocol calls rur CQUJ'OI, ollldal rreleomoa rollo pooled ' $2,600 PI'"II'IJ 81!:1RUT (V"" ~ ...._ ......... ' ,........... ..;,."' inon M~"';;d n. tm»onturo'l•l'!li!*•'i :II ·~ for, f.oroel -~!"1 pd dillr ....... ....,.... ~ ..• ; llirolli• .. jlpl>ll~ dllpbiJ Ia IIIIa. - ............_ ......~w:~.. ';· . '!iMd'l~ . . arri• rtiiiiN Ill' 1111 Private Ialka wllllltt ol Nixon•• with &trope'& IDI-lhBUih spo•Hnr only ~erl will 11118ro.• :':;.~ m"'nl' 111111 1 211-ar 10, 1111111 ..u.G Ill _to •·. - , .,.._ _ . ""'" . '-· . .,.-, _,.. of - lltll ,;;e ·' f _,, U - • " and liT ll75 ..nil wben .1 tin~~ M?bllfL · , ~••-- ltaVo GUt JO to 10 millllea ''lllat lkil!dllw laid tldi11Ct1!11b1J......., -·'d ~!he •~ m-.. " from .. itoc:fl'lcal.' Gollil. , . ,_ • v~~= 'CIIIer Rlchorcll Ohlloltr 1u llllod ~ ~ · ~w- _., lire no out' wlian lllllcll!lorlmonl hiWkiP chlrlil. . . . . . . . . . / li'!VEN EXECIJTDl Doluao roai ~ · A ......maut,lholl'uonCit;J Jll:iO'I. Ill................. ···-~· ' IAIIer•UC. - - . Radio ,, ' Hanoi's Demand Is Brushed Off llno•llll!lf! FOR THIS WEEK END $13.95 TWIN $1%1 .............................. S4LI SII.QQ 114.95 PULL SIU, SINGLI COMTRot. ••••••••••• S4LI$12.GQ 116.95 fULL SIZE, DUAL CONTIOL ............. SALI $14.00 b,v '. De-Escalation, or COLUMBUS- A $196,S71!ed- awarded to The Ohlo Valley al Commi111Dn in Waohlng!on. arallfP'ant to provide for the con- Health Servieea FoondaUon,.Inc., The gronl will provide for !he of a pllllllling _.-am Alhalo, Ohio. extonalon or !he piamlng proin ....,.clian with tho (IJ1lll0aed Albert G, GUe1, dlreetorolthe gram lhrOUSh April 30, 19611, f41;11B,U2 Multl.c.unt;y Health 8lato ~~~~~ o1 Urban Af. GUn laid. . . . . ._ ¢ole'~ 1n _....MI'>r .-coo~ ~~~ of'llle ·· .,., extenoion aranrwailhiil£. ~ CGU1111e1, hu !P'11111b.v !he A!Jpolschian l!egloo. ed to • 90-clay portocl to colncido ~~m,':;$z:::x:~~~mm;:::;:;::::x:=*:~:·:r.~~:;::::=:~:~::::AA:~.::t.~ with Demonstration and Health proJecta in aeven other states WASHINGTON (UPO - The ~ent or Houalng and whleh termlnote Aprll 30, he Urban Deval~ent Wednesday announced 1 ntle1 of bn laid. · ,rant~ Ud program.' reservations. The funds are being uHd for They Included: the employment of a stan to reL<ntn, Ohio. program reservation a,pproved for 39 low oearch health J)t<>blems and to rent home11. determine ba.lfc health needs 1n Athens, Ohio, $101,895 grant Increase Cor the South Green the area. 1b11 effort Is eoncen. projeet. !rated in the counties of Athena, Ytu~gatown, Ohio, ts'13,000 to help buDd new sewertacillHocking, Meigs, Gallia, Jackties. lOll, Lawrence and Vinton. A preWUlard, Ohio, fi1,039,000 to build a water system. vious study revealed that the warren Couli:y, Ohio, $700,000 to help extend the present &horta&o of pl!ysldans, denlisto, water distribution system and build a new treatment plant. nurses and a lack of adequate Dayton, Ohlo, $54,068 increa1e to auist inthepurchase ot health service center& had reachdeveloped land for prlrk. and recreation purposes. ed a critical stage in these seveu w.=:;c:::;::::=::::=:=:-Y..W.~~W:~~:::::s;:x::::::~:::::X::: Salol J-t 7 Ta 5.11 1/2 Price POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO SEO Health Project Wins $186,571 Planning Grant All Sizes - Pants 29 to 42 waist and extra ilzes 44 to 50 In your correct length. And all atns shlrtJ lflh to 17 and extra sizes 171!) to 20 in your correct sleeve length. 50 Percent Fonrel Polyester and 50 Pfltl'cent Cctton soil release finish, Wack Olive .. ~ruce Green - Olarcoal Grey and KhakL Sale! (UP!)- u.s. throe oolonals !rom Virllinla killod lOS North Vie!Damese toldler• today ln a serlea ol 118Vfl&tl close quarter battle• atop !be IIIIII&IDed mountain• domlnatlng 1he CommunJits' A Valley s....,ly route !rom Laos. The Marlne11 loat nine men kllleci lllld 17 ........... W"hffn they clawed their WI¥ up !he mountains in 100 degree heat and louolrt !he North Vietnamese Who died raOler than surrender their mountain guns. The Leathernecks captured two, killlq !he auncrewo. Some of the battle11 were Iough! wi!hin two miles of !he Laotian border and It was clear the Marines had won a strong toellold in !he campaign to win led Little !Aia!peraturec...,...l.ott ' 20a.Falr.uhi!H!!U.. FridoJ, Ofllble _ tor~t (p t,L,.; . Devoted To The lntere.t. Of The Mejg.-MIUDII Area Marines Win SALE I Big Yank Weather at y Lodge: Mutual 6.95 G... Hlectto ... 271136, ..• , •• , , , , , ",, , , ••• , , •• , •• , SALE 12.00 THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE ADDrriONAL REST NEW YORK (UP!)- The New York Rulgero Tuoidq deddod to ilvo alline Coach Bemlo -'Boom ''Boom" Gdr1CI1 an addl!looal root from handiiD.ti tho Warn Ord amouncod he wwld wvrk oooullno and other $8.95 Hoalthotnotor · MENS INSULATED S.C"/60". lendad end unbonded, G..d oalec:"" ""U.LI $2-00 Jtl. Wolfpen e Nita Jones wrote .. Green With · Envy_ Purple With Pa11ton, White With 1\qJer, Scarlet Witb Fever, What Were You Doing In Her Arm1 l.Aat Night muea," believed history's longest song title. VOL XXI NO. 211 HWldredB of .., ~ring dresses - Your ftii'IOrite makesFor our 3 day S&le at substanUal savlrws. Sizes Cor all Petite sizes, regular stzea. Junior slze1, haU sizes and extra sizea. On S&le - For our 3 day aale onl.)', • Now You Know Dr...._ Polka Dot Girl Says She Saw Sirhan Shoot ia Schulte, a long tressed blonde 3-Day Sale ·woMENS DRESSES aceordlns to Dowd. lionaire.'' Two lawyers, James Walsh and Mike Bite, check all angles before Namath makes a move. Sonny Werblin, former president of MCA and the Jets, advises Joe on all movie and entertairunent offers. Bob Hqte, Dowd, "is not to mow too Lee Marvin, Universal a n d fasl It all has to be organized Twentieth Century - Fox have with maximum attentioo paid made Joe .. solid movie offers," to tax shelters aiXI growth.'' • • • Washington's Birthday Sales Friday and Saturday HI ' �. 2 - fto J]ol]1 Snlblel, PCIIDOI'Q:I'.M'"""""""' 0., n....odQ, ........, ZO, lllf9 ............-to be noll ... thin $100 ...... but not ..- Charter Scheme Produced The Shop sAYs PT. PI .F.ASANT - The City Charter Conunittee last nllht -.ci .. amended city char..,. whldl will be to tile Clcy Council lor opprovol pr- GEORG£ COULD HAVE BOUGHT HIS WARDROBE HERE • • • • BUT NOT HIS AX! at the March 10 eounci1 session. The- propotecl city - hal been a long and ardoua talk, but is Celt by many •• one of the mod needed items for the dty SPRING FASHIONS ARRIVING LAY·A-wAY FOR EASTER CORDUROY SCHOOL PANTS OFF I 3 OFF II 3 1/2 OFF Clcy Water Works fUnd; $2,500 from the Cl\l'Soloer!undand$600 from the pnel"al fUnd. The cur. rent Bet 1818l')' ~ tbe ma.vor d. Point Pleeaant by statute Ia $32 iho! --- - $3,000 !l"<lm and $1,800 from 1110 - o l - · The eliJ dork Ia curronil1 N· eeiVIn8 $4,680 per llnllll. Councll member• AIU7 wu the sequined towel •••• Sodallte wards with one councilman each, and addition (){ two council elect- Barbara Harrison IO!hltched hubby JlllUIIY ••• • Singing starlet Jm Davidson on the Too.ight 9!ow creditad Er r al Garner with wrJ.t .. lng Duke Ellington's "In My SoJ .. ltude'' and Errol cH.dn 't even deny it .... Jack Benny was 75 on St. Valentine's DI.Yi Hugh Downs is 48; Florence Henderson Is 35 .•.• Sandy Dennis' &lloppq-cart (at the BOth & Bdwy. Food Cl\f) showed where her extra pounct.. qe starts •••. Pyramid Books held oft ita ''1be Slaves" pa. pe1·back until Dionne Warwick, star of the film version, was sufficiently slimmed after the baby to pose for the cover . ..• New voices heard O:mt faces not seen) in TV commercials include Jose Ferrer, Barry ~Uivan, vote rule, with each ward to contain approximatei.J! the same number d registered (1, 400) voters. pl/ltll FRI. & SAT. SALEI Lloyd Nolan. The NYAC has a new women's bouUque 110 hu&blnda can't claim they weren~ near a shop Corannl.. versaries, etc. •.•. Mike Forreal lura reports II peddled BD "Imperial mink old suit" toMn. WlnJton Gloat, CeezeO to :rouse .... Cannel ~·s importing 45 Cooney Cork pals !rom Ireland for her 3. Patrick's Eve COR• <art at Carnegie Hail lndudln& Ireland's hosttest youth group •q)ickie Rock and his 9lowbandi" It's a benefit lor tho Irish PIJIIo Cllnl•, ComlY Cork wlaha. After Pres. Nlxm IIOOwed otr new Irish setter., someone sent him the book ''Sex and the Sngle Dog" •• •• Big dep't store In ROllO Park, QJ.eens, had seven cars stolen lrom Its parldq lot In one day •••• Singer Andy Thomas' recourse when he Isn't getting big bookings which Ia often: ho Ill· tors Julie Harris, Adele (Mrs. V. Sardl Jr.) Rasey, Blbl Oaterwald, Geraldine Fltzgerold •••• New pretty ftlm face: Deborah Steinberg, cJaustrter of a famed BY PYREX GLASS BAliNG WEAR ALL TERRA WARE PRICE y2 .REGULAR 99c Square Price CAI[l,..flOOR .MATS " ' Reduced I I · REGULAR 3.99 CAR HEAD RESTS . ' REGULAR 49c SPONGES 2.49 now REGULAR 53c WESTLEY'S, CAR WASH 25~ Reduced! Stretch Covers for Couch & Chair REGULAR 99c PASTEL COLOR PlASTIC LmER IASIETS __,..--\ 59 REGULAR 88c REGULAR 88c WOOD COAT HANGERS WOOD SUIT HANGERS 44~ Moore's IN POMEROY 124 W. MAIN Open Fri. & Sat. Nielits, New -ate High School Shipme~t! Results i I FOR SPRING ••• EASTER N.Y.-. Bdwy. talk: a couple ol mob murdera have been 11 .contraeted" •••. At U.e Greek relltaurant ~onol!l the hot new attraction: • Greek hillbilly group .••• One of a.san Hayward's twins will become 1 veterinarian. Qoeas which &on. nilht TV star dyes hil!l very reSJJectable greyIng hair walnut brown. Yep, yourrr rrrighU English Interview with B. Slrellll!ld explained why she' a ''10 very fond'' ot Lc:lldon: uMy I " I stricUy YOUTI·I ASKED FOR IT! terfered. This colwnn is for young pe~ As you can see. my surve)' pie, their problems and pleas- shows that most girls would 1"'ures, their troubles and tun. As to date, but even in the senior with the rest of Helen Help Us!, year about 40 percent don"t. I it welcomes laughs but won't also round that girls who belong dodge a serious question with a to clubs and sororities date more brustJ..o(f. frequently than the oon-joiners. Send your teenage questions to - A STUDENT YOUTH ASKED FOR JT, care of Dear Student: Helen Help US! this newspaper. Thanks for your Interesting '· SURVEY IS EYE.{)PENER sUrvey, It checks ~ with other Dear Helen: high school stattsttes acrosa the Recently I made a survey of nation and proves again that dathow dating really goes Cor teen- ing isn't the Nmnber One pasaged girls where I live, which is time for stu:lents. even though a typical towiL I interviewed 50 they wish it were! freshmen, ao sophQJIIores, 50 Another recent surve)' indi· juniors and 50 seniors at rap.. cates over 30 percent of all col· dom, (rom my typical high school lege sb.dents do not date, of 2,000. Here are the fiD:lings: Cheer 1.11, you lonely ones FRESHMEN GIRLS (50) you've got Iota ol company! -IL 10 had been on a date Dear Helen: 8 belonged to a sorority and Could somebody please tell me what ••tn • a • Gadda .. da • Vieau social clubs 2 date frequently means? It's m.Y favorite reeonL 40 would like to date if asked It's really HEAVY. But rd like 9 had been asked, but parents a translatloa. - PSYCHED-OUT lrterrered. OVER Til AT SOVND SOPHOMORE GIRLS (50} Dear Ps)'ched: 19 had been on 1 date Only tho Iron Butterfly - • 15 belonged to sororities or for sure. O'm ltill in dte back social clubs, or both rarr trying to llgure out ~ lour 7 date frequently guys can be ONE butterfly.) -IL 30 would like to date Dear Helen: 12 had been asked. but parents I'm the unwed mother of a 15interfered. monl:h-old. daughter. The father JDNIOR GIRLS (50} didn't want to marry me. betnc 26 gtrls had dates a Maml's boy. So I've been ltv· 21 belonged to sororities or 1118 at hmte with my parents who social cluba, or both are very wderstancling. Now, al10 date frequently most two years later, he writes 24 would date lf asked from 'Nam that he wants us to be 2 were asked, but parents in engaged. Meanwhile, l have met terrered. Pete who is younger than me, but SENIOR GIRLS (50) seems more mature. 9lou1d 1 30 had dates marry the father of my child, or 29 belonsed to sororities or a~ a boy who is older than his age? clal clubs or both - MISS MOTilER 19 date frequently Dear Miia: 19 would like to date You doo't seem overI)' uxloua 3 were asked but parents in- to marr)' either fellow. Wait a PT. PLEASANT - to Forcy-4ilbt persona were pwn either written or lbal driver's test Tueado,r by loeal State Pollee. TWeDty • two poriON po..ecl tho writ. ten test and 10 Bueeeasfullycom- CITY ICE A DFUEL CO. p1eted the R.-.1 .,....lml!oll. The testa i.re Jlven oothlft.rat or and third Tlleadl,)' ncb moatl1 by tho state Poll.,.. - r a the loco! clelaclaaelll oro Sat. Jack Par1011o and T.--n R. E. O'Dell ond J. R. Smith. .... ... .. E_, or AI Canton Canton McKinley 101 llarMllo Lake 40 W~at Branch 62 Minerva 52 At Akron Ak:rm Buehtel 68 Revere 4S 1.00 to 15.00 Akron Kenmore 72 Green t7 AI Cuyahoga Foils Akr'"' North 47 Wuh Jeoult 44 We have baubles and beads that art mJant to lot soon, tspe<ially during Easter. son wa• conceived here." ..... First VeeXHVmor for '72: Henry Ford In tandem with Teddy ••.• Frank Leone's E. 54th a. pasta palaeo was pecldled to Gerald of La CaraveUe ..00 will Kent Roosevelt 35 Akrm Hoban 32 recordings, At North RldgevUle Flrelands 69 Wellington 56 AYm 71 Cleve~ohn Cantlua 46 ' By United Preas International Goessler Jewelry Store Baltimore •. •• 46 17 Phlledolphla . •41 21 New York • . .. 44 23 Bootoa • .... •37 25 Clllc:lmati • . .• 34 31 llolrolt . . . .• . 26 39 Milwaukee . •.• 19 45 Pomeroy Court St. SPORT SH 2$ Per Customer :n ·JACKEl REG. 4.00 14.98 F oR · · .. Handkenhlefs Limit Be ~~= 110 Loa Angelos 88 C 110 Now York 100 Son Fran. 134 PhUa. 117 'nluradl,y'a Gomea l'lloenlx va. Bait. at llet. .Ailanta at Detroit (Only P-nr. avo. omo. ,.._ 0 t11tt. ...,_, m-311.. llillllr!U p . . . td.lltf. IIKgndl . . . fcot......IIIMP.:.WJVf,OM. Nail-a ""'"'' '• hf""'*'~"' ..... .ZI~---. lfteo, dt:alt 41111&1lift fort! Cli~, Nto1 Y.n. ~loll l'lin1 DlllwrW br ~ Whr. MtJiW. 45 e-..,.,~ ...,,_Iii , u .. ow. at 1111 ·DIIb s.as~ omC.., J'll •to.· ::h::!!!'!J.':r·.:::-.--;:. ": IIIMII· IIHIIIIII .L ... .,, ·O it , . , ..... • ' II'IGIIII!• ... Il. 'nlnlll ........... ~. . . . '~'~""Ind.... .....,. T1•11' IWI . ffiill& • • • • I FOR WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY MENS SWEATERS · SCORES or The first crack the solidarlcy of the bosebell players in their strike against .the owners over the lurding or the pension plan appeared Wedneodo,r. Veteran players from tour clubs either reported or said they would report In Florida even though Mllrvin Miller, executive director of the players auocilttion, said in New York that 22 or the 24 players representatives have unanimously recommended that the owners' latest offer be reJected. Miller hopes to contact the final two today. Miller had recommended the players all refuse to report to I I ~ baseball remains one or the few thi~s that rewards individual etrorts in our country an::l I walt it to remain that w~. I don"t want baseball to become unloni zed." FOW' clubs. the Expos, ttle Orioles, Yankees and White Sox, have already started working out in Florida and three more, the Braves, Mets and Pirates. will conduct their opening workouts Thursday. The strike wiU not be official until March 1 when all the players are required to sign but the pitchers and catchers traditionally report In late February. BOYS JACKETS Oakland .•••• 43 Denver •.••••34 Now Orleena .•29 - By United Press International The BalUmore Bullets seem to have aotten their seooM wind- and It look• like It has blown open what was once a Uluch-and-«a race in the Eastern Divlalon of the National Baaketboll Aaaoolatlon. . The Bullets, seemlngly sur. rounded by rivals in the last two weeks. opened up a ~ • lead In ·."'f Eaat Wedneado,r" nllht with a 110.,8 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Ear I Monroe Scored 34 polnla 8Dd Kevin Lougjlery had 26 lo lead the Bullets whlle WUt Chamberlain had 24 for the Laker a. Joii M!llllna scored 28 points 8Dd Rudy LaRusao 24 to lead the San Francisco Warriors over the Pbiladel,Phla 76ers 134117; Tom Van Aradale scored 21 points '&Dd Oscar Roberiaon added 19 and 16 assi&ts as tbe ClnclmaU Rayola downed the OHSAA Consider Change m. Saturday, Marcil 1, between the winnen of the Friday night contests. The Gallipolis Class ASectional winner wUI advance to tile dlstrlct toutnament at Chillicothe for the six team tourney, with the two survivors gaini~ berths to the Athens Regional ToorJW.menL l I New York Knicks 110-100 and Dave Bing tallied 30 points to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 131-124 win over the Seattle &lperSonics in other games. The clt;y or Miami m!IY have its first major league pemant wirmer in its tdstory in the Miami Floridians. The Floridians, lighUy regarded at the start ot the American Basketball A&sociation season, took a 11h .game lead in the Eastern Division of the ABA Wednesday night with a 119-115 victory over the Kentucky Colonels. It was the Miami team•s lOUt victory In 11 games in a surge that atarted suddenly two weeks ago. Don Sidle scored 26 points and Don Freeman had 25 to lead Ute Floridians while Lou Dampier led Kentucky with 21 points. Steve Jones scored 25 points and James Jones had 24 as the New Orleans Bucs beat the Houstm Mavericks 112-107 and the Los Angeles Stars defeated tho Dallas Chaps 116-114 In ••j ' I Well L Pet. 10 .811 23 .596 29 .500 28 .172 32 .t29 1f2 PRICE Eaat . • .:•. .• ~ :~ ..·I• GUARANTEED IN WRITING ................. , ""'"'"' P...."'l t < ~"' d"• ' "V ............ _,.,..,u•~•P o• ....In-""""' ,.. .., ~ '" o< ...... l• . . 1111 .................... ......... ......._ cou .. d bf •otd ho!O•do of Y...-.,_ in __ ; lllliN lift If ,., i •• ............. . . .-...-....-1!1 In lOCO <"-'"« "'' "' "'" !l rrn t <>I " '" pn n'-<:1 '1"1' 0" - · 0" 00"" 1 t<ld ond boo...O on ' '' "''""" "'"""' l•-• p t - • • ::•.,,'t'~'::"~':,~f;'':;;~':'~ti!'Uing • • • •• • p•lco of '""'•com•"' ' "" Cll!lll ~ ono •IOl b> "'Q~O.., ~I or F.. ootono otm•• .. doolo., oc•o oo ttoo ""' 'U <lf <'8n •o.o• We 'annol tell a lie - George never saw values WORK & LEISURE s2 PANTS One Group SWEAT' SHIRTS WORK SHIRTS AND SPORT SHIRTS S 1 One Gr•up JACKETS 1 /2Prleo MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS BLOUSES • .' .< ·.·. . ' Match This: .•• t ~ •'~' 1/2 Car Coats ond Prleo SPORT SHIRTS VAL. TO 8.00 2 for For 3.00 li~e lhese! Men's & Boys' SPORT SHIRTS ' s2 Val. to 5.00 TOPCOATS AND OVERCOATS / 2 Prlee All Wool 1 ALL SWEATERS REDUCED fo, the lOwest pricell populai' pic•up witll an 8-foot boL Fine Selection Y2. _,Price Yio~ ' 11ojlt on .. _ a. -!1= Mo. . llll')ecl ao tho holt oehool Nallonal Coll._te A~< Aosoc:lalkxl'a . .I\ Con... · Divlat... r""'"""•.~ ' ' ntbllt touraah-t. ' ..., ~ ... 1• any popular pick-up. :And clouble- Wo havo chOH, .. ptlc.. wall ateel in vit.al ar.eaa. . 1'•." . ' ''>,< t ·.;.)\ THElEN'S ... • . coli... :Aabland Collep, apartlng • 2J-l 1llo p•lc••-- • 1/3 OH $5.51 2 '5 • 1/2 ·Prlce-.Men's' & Boys Sweaters ~~m~ ~~gfs'cK JoekoY Boob' 1/2 Price-loy's All-Weather Coats ~~'3!~~RouP !:ada nrat ot "'fol: l/2 Price-Men's Sport Hats, Wool, VInyl, Suede Faelc i1a11J or . . . ~J~2a: ·~!l,~~ :~.,,,_, & JOys Suits ~.. Coat~ .1 GRoup . em, <VPO-· · Vol... 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MENS LONG SLEEVE ! rt$font By United Pren International Hawthorne 81 C.'urry 72 Cent Com. 76 Stonehlll 73 Mlddletury 80 ~orwich 68 Vermont SS & . Michael's 51 St. John's NY 71 Syracuse 63 Union NY 88 Wesleyan 67 Scranton 95 Wllkes 80 Susquehanna 76 Upsala 63 Lehigh 81 Lafayette 59 Cheyney St. 48 Bloomsbg 47 LaSalle 85 Duquesne 71 Northeastern 79 MIT 56 Southmptn 116 Dowling 78 Rochester 71 Hobart 55 Yeshiva 72 Queens Coil 69, ot Fordham 66 Pittsburgh 44 Conn 88 N.Hamp U. 84 &. Fran (Pa.) 77 Cnsius 66 Rider 75 Albright 73 Amer Inti 10 I ~rlngfld 92 Merrimack 101 Clark 83 Drexel 77 Ursinus 6..1 Phl.la Tex -gs Juniata 62 Colgate 104 St. Lawrence 93 Alfred Tech 70 Erie Tech ss South West Liberty 79 9lepherd 77 Aldrsn-Brdds 90 Bckly 82 North Car 88 Maryland 8ti Soutb Car 63 Furman 53 M.Harvey 104 Concord 67 Amer U. 76 Rru 71 Davidson 38 Duke 81 (ot) Richmond 78 Vir. Tec h 77 4la (Md.) 108 Jhns Hplms 86 Atlntc Chris 99 Catawba 93 Penn st. 81 West Virginia 67 W. Va. st 85 Wheeling 71 BlueOd St. 86 W. Va. Tech 80 Midwest Evanavl 86 Ball St. 80 DePauw 94 Butler 87 (ot) Aquinas 7 J Ferris st. 65 Grand Val 9:. 85 fOlsdle 83 Adrian 99 Hope 88 Kalamazoo 78 Olivet 74 Cincinnati 96 Da.rton 60 Yngstwn 66 Alliance S3 Miami (0) 68 West Mlch 62 DePaul 72 St. Bnvnture 71 (ot) Calvin 105 Albion 63 Vlpraloo 87 lnd St. (lnd) 84 East ni 84 Macmurncy 83 Cent st. (0) 79 Urbana 66 Biumon 78 Defiance 74 01 Wslyn 94 Dl St. 81 tilperior 94 La Crosse 82 Eau Claire 79 River Falls 70 •• ~ (Only-· lchoduled) Size• Broken 2.00 Bullets Rip Lakers; Royals Win '. I camp because the owners latest offer of a $5.3 million-a-year contribution to the pension fund was cOilBidered inadequate by the players. But Nolan Ryan, Jerry Grote and Darmy Frisella of the Mets, Pat Jarvis of the Braver., Mike Cuellar and Pete Richert of the Orioles, George Scott ol the Red SOx and John Bateman and Bob Bailey or tbe Expos all said they were reporting and the two E"PQ and Oriole players startOO worki~ out WedDesday, Tom Seaver of the Mets and Phil Niekro of the Bnves both said they wouldn't report for the opening practice but would show 1.11 soon after that. Seaver said, .. 1 believe Sectlonol finals wUI be at 7 p. Indiana ...... 3l 30 .508 2 Kentucky ..•. ,27 27 .500 2\) W ! 5.00 Y2 PRIC~ W L Pet. GB Miami • . • ..• 30 25 .545 Mlmesota , , .•29 27 .518 1\1 I , REG. $16.98 MENS JACKETS Rq. 7.98 to 19.98 ONLY 3.99 to 9.99 games. UPI Sports Writer the winner of the North GalliaEa s~rn game. New York • . •. 16 37 .302 13 Jacket a ~~~ ' I I 'I Rq. 4.98 to 16.98 ............6.00 Re1. 11.98 to 12.98 ••..•.••••• 5.00 Re1. 8.98 to 10.98 ••••••• ; •••• 4.00 L"ot Soldier Field In the 15 annual Armed Forces Benefit exhibition football gmne. It will be the 7th consecutive appearance for the CardInals In the game. Each team has won three of the previoos at fly Vnlted Preaa International Eaat Now 4.98 to 6.91 F'...UihMdllll lfii.WitBI~brThtOIIIII Vtlltr PIMIIIIIIW ~. JU Mtdlillk & same• scheduled) • Odtl Players Begin Spring Training Despite Strike control wlll give serious consJd.. way, no cha•s in sites or el'ltlon to proposed changes in dates wtll be made unless there basketball tournament sites in Is an emergency such as fire, 1970, the Columbul!l upcoming flood or some Mtural calamregional will take place as it.y.' \ scheduled. ~ ruling came in reply to The three-day event, sched- let"*s protesting the &tate Fair· uled March 12, 13 and 15, is set{ krolmds Coliseum as the regionfor the state Fairgrounds Coli site. particularly because · ..fme Columbus schools seum. The OHSAA Wednes<fa¥ ruled namely defendlns Class Aft that "all plan1 and details tor champion East High not other games. conducting the t969 Ohio high only play Cit.Y League and nooschool sectional, district, regi~ league games Ulere, but will Mlch Tedl 104 Northl&Dd 89 Southwest al and &tate touroaments were participate in the District tourRB;Dlent at the Coliseum. Midwstrn 90 Tarleton 73 : lion Franclac:o at 5¥1 Diego ONE MANS WINTER ' ~~~~~--:--, College Scores C!nCAGO (UPO - Tho Chicago Bears wW play the st. Loula cerdlnola Sept. 12 In COLUMBUS (UPO - While c..,..lelecl well in edvance of the Ohio High School Athletic the tournaments. With the tourAssociation's State Ikard of nament schedule already under- . (Onb' pmea achoduled) • -.vorto TO lri'TEII£8r fJI 'hiMMWU. ,....... Pet. GB •662 .597 4 .477 12 .429 15 .385 18 42 .364 ID\1 49 .222 28 · 131 Sealtle 124 MANY OTHER ITEMS ON SALEI TilE DAILY SENTINEL ~ 8\1 13 21 27\1 ....odQ'iReiU!It .... 4•.98 M 6.98 ~M.\aON AREA IICKAID I. OWIEN,I'tlaLiilflia 4\1 4 W L Loa Ange1ea • •43 22 Atlauta •••.. 40 27 llln Fran.. . •. 31 34 lllnDIOJO .• • 36 Chi- ..... 25 40 ONE BOYS MENS WHITE 12 . 730 .661 .657 .597 .523 . 400 .297 Weal MENS LONG SLEEVE . both recorda lncllldi~ tournament play, The second round ol the Class A Sectional gets under way at 7 p. m. Saturda, between oak Hill (&-12) and SOuthern Lo<.1ll (Racine (1·11l. At 8:15p.m. Saturday, North GalllaC7-11)meetsEastern (11-?l. On Friday, Feb. 28, at 7 p.m., the AlexalllerSpartans (U-6), top 1eeded team In the tourney, meets the wimer ~ the Southwester~ Eaat Green Power, oever snooted .... Father Marth's from the P. J. Clarke's famfJ..y; h I s brother Charley lll8li880Bibe chic 3rd Ave. saloon. Val~es To.5.98 _/ At Woofter : Dalton 68 mack River 49 Smitlwll1o 81 Mapleton 62 AI New Coocord ZaneiVille Rosecrans 74 Roseville 51 New Atbens 75 BameiVille 73 ' I and there'• s-M.t. - ·EXL · S9. Southwestern goes Into the Kyger Creek game. At 8: I$ p.m. Class A sectional with a 9-8 rec· the same nigJ!t, the winner of the ord while K.Jger Creek is 18-8, Oak HUI - Southern game plll.f& Claaa A Tournaments open it as the town'• newest French restaurant. Former N. Y. firelighter Jim Clarke, now Father Martin, Catholic Mlsaion, Box 3, Miyako Island, Ryukyu Islands, can use old watches in his work with tbe faraway poor; oldtimepleeesarere-buUt llY the halldlcawecl 8Dd are of help beyond:rouralflueutlmag. lnatlons .... Father Martin olso could uee old gold teeth (remove wearer before mailln& he cautions); old CbrlBtmas cards are usable, too; DDt to mentlm 45.md Re1. 19.98 to 45.00 · NOW - 9.99 to 22.50 32 P8118 Phases of Driver Examination I AMERICANA alwa.ys while. - H. Trust Southweatem will meet Kyger menta. C1aas A schools have gone Creek at 7:30 p. m. t'rldly In directly Into aecUonal pll)' ever tho flr81 pme of tho Class A since. Sectiooal Bzls:ketball Tournament Friday night'• oponi'V - · at Gallla Academy Higl1 School. will be the fourth meeune 0( It lw.t been 11 yean since Gal,. Southwestern and KygeF -eteek llpoth hao hooted 1 high school this se11son. SOUthwesterndefeatcqe tournament. In 1956, the ed Kyaer Creek 76-d~ In the opII)' United Preas International Cleveland University School 61 Clll!ll A COI.ll'1t,y Tournament was enirw rcund of the 46th aMual Weltern Reserve Ac:ademy 55 held at the W•ahington Elem~ Gallia County Tournament and tary School gym for the laat then took llaMan Trace 62-48 to Class AA Tournaments time. cop the tour,.menL At Eaatlake North After 1950 the tc:l.lrnament Eaatlake North 86 Cc>lllnwood 46 sites were switched to various Durirw: regular sea5011play K)'At Claverleaf in the cowtt;y. Later the ger Creek defeated Southwestern schools Tri"''' 61 Medina 57 state discontinued eooM.Y tourna- twice, b)' scores of 71-59 and 6&. AI Youngstown Boardman 72 Campbell 45 Solem 47 YoungiiiDwn Eaot 46 ond dorl< ol the cliJ oblll run topt!i. or IIICI-Ibelr candidacy llllal1 be upm .. onley combined ond eodl vote.!or oblll olIO be east II& YOtetorcfb'clerk, · yet, ..... llloll bold • 33 RPM KITCHEN MATS •• thot the - I, ,...~ ":;:.su~tJ FLOOR - energy cannot be c rested. I two councilmen each, to five tgOUN Discontinued dl-·· --~­ ....u... ilncllber . . . . eblnp oi iha is not pouible beeause II d. the Mayor, Clerk and Council members and the cutting down ol the present seven wards, with Much discussion was held . on the setting Of minimum salaries, MOORE'S "BIRTHDAY" BARGAINS ARE GREATI V2 1 fli,OOO - amum with $6,000 provedbythe-tobe to be . . . . . . and pold from .... $4,800 JnlniDM!DI per ampun wftll BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - The strike • shuttered Latin Qlarter's pro. Jrielor Ia about reaQ.y to loaa In ed•t...J.arge . The city ward boundaries were changed to conrply as nearly as poiSible with the one man, one ON THE TIN MIDDLEPORT. 0. IN...... per manti!. Tho ciiJ clerll'o ~-~ chine Southwestern, Kyger Creek Open Class 'A Pia _.,.-ed by the cliJ ... the Attorn.,. Gonora1 blton It ..., be ntitled bY tho !M>lle. much Ule same, but ma.ior chang- es are the terms and saJaries 1 Lot Girls 1 TABLE {SMALL SIZE) FOR BOYS AND GIRLS q tM eommtttee fiDally Mree· to lei the mO)'or'S ulary II A perpetual motion ma- to 1\mctlon properly. The old city charter has been bl effect since February, 1915, and II outdated by thechandngo!times. Basically the new charter 11 DON'T MISS SEEING OUR LINE OF • • • • Size 1 to 14 HEEL & TOE COTTON SLACKS 1 Lot Boys wt~ :NOD per - · aarr.tly eoun- ' The lllllly -lnol, p..,.roy.Middl_.t. 0., Thurodaf, F - , ZO, IV6V 3 - polldeol party IIICI the dorll · pooltlon. The old ehaJ1er all""· !rom.....,..., ed tho mOlOII' to be ela<led from The prGpOtOCI - - b e· .. The,.,•a.mucb m<ire.·tLike the new L,ofighom ~el, i''fiM$ti pick:U(I de. . Blgned eapecaally (ql" ""mper d\liy.) Jt•s all at _your Chevrolet, denier:&. Buy now, whil~)ite~re ~nkiQ.I &.hinga hOtter tlu1n """" flit <"<ill>l*l.i\i'>ri uild bet.ter than~« for yoU. · ) • • . •. �• S - The DtUy Sentinel, Pamei"O)··Middleport, o., Thurllda,, The Dt.lly Sefttnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Th.ur-.day, February 20, 1969 4i - Tarheels Nip Marvland. 88-86 .; By United Presto lntenational A tfltln and 1 Cree ~Oft' were the ditrerence Wed~. ,!tlcht IS last-secorxl heroics bf'fiusty Clark and Mike Maloy saved the nation's third and rourthranked college basketbal1 teams. Clark's tipin with two seconds lett l.'apped a come-from..l)ehind effort ror the thlrcJ..ranked Tarheels and gave them an 88- 86 triUJlll)h over MarylaOO. MalO)·'s tree throw with three seconds remaining enabled-1>1.Yidsoo to tie Duke 8o-80 at the erd or regulation time and the Wildcats went on to Jcore all eigllt points ol overtime Cor an 88-80 triUIJ'C)h. It was a busy night Cor the ranked dubs with silt of the top 11 teams in actioo. Two of them, fifth-ranked LaSalle and lOth-ranked Duquesne met in a showdown with La.'ialle record-i~ an 85-71 triumph. Seventh.ranked St. JohD'a rolled past Syracuse 71-63 and 1llh- ranked South Cuoltra edged FllTDlan 65-63. North carolina !ell behind MarylaOO 23-8 berore Maryland rwrrowed the gap to 43-36 at halftime. North C&roll.. lorged into an 84-81 lead with 3:11 lert / paced Duke wllh Z8. Ken Durrett scored 26 polntl and Lorry C&llllOII added Z4 aa LaSalle ripped ~oee whUe recording its 13th straight win. Darcy Nelson had 15 for Duquesne. betore Maryland came back to lie the game 86-86. North cai-oltrw. then set 1.11' a pla.r with Dick Grubar taking a 15-footer. He missed it but Clark, who scored only 10, tipped In tho rebound. Charlie Scott scored 26 lor Norlh C&rollna. Maloy scored 28 points to pace Davidson including the free throw that forced the game into overtime. Dick Devenzlo Jdm Warren scored 20 polms to pace st. John"s to the trhanph over &Yracuse. 11le Redmen had tour men in double IICW'OI, Bin Smitll hod 24 !or Syracuse. John Ro<ho IICGI'OCI 21 polnto to poc:e South carolino I<> 111o victory over FurJnUa. Dick Ealeeek had 24 ror the loura. In other p:mea, St. Joteph'a UJpj10d seton Holl 9M6, Fordhim beat Pitloburllh -4, DePaul beat St. -venture 7t 1n overtime, Clnci-tl trOOIJICOCI lla¥100 96-60, and Marohall edged Toledo 85-83. n. 36 oach, IS. Portam- Ol.r361 COLWBliS (UPI) - Tho nnal 17- ArciUIU!Il 321 18. Fronder 30 Unitod Preoo lnlal'lllticnll Ohio and Newark Cattdh: 30; 20. hl.lll ochCMJI Cla11 A beoko!lloll Smithville ZS. ntt:l~!- with ftratplac8 vote• ud wCJDo101t reeorda in pu'elthtala: Team1 Polrt• I. Slnloburl (15 (18-0) 2. ZaDo Trac:eRola(2)(-J 3. Fort RotOVW)' (2)(17-1) 4- WOitiiiUOkiii&UIDUHltl-1) They gained at least a tie for The Miami Redsk.ins can sit the Mid-American Conference back and relax, at least until champlonship Wednesday night with their 68-62 win over WestMarch 1. ern Michigan. ~w at 9...2 in the league and 13-9 overall, the Redskins have ane more MAC game len, at Toledo March 1. Second place Ohio University, at 7-3, has two league games left. Rockets Wallop Bucks 68-48 In SEOAL Six-foot senior cornermanSkip Downard scored 22 points and took the Southeastern 0 h i o League scoring title as he led Wellston to a 6!1-48 triumph over Nelsonville-York in the regular season finale for both teams Wcd- 3-13; Howell 2-3-7; Martin 1--3-5; Totals - 25-18-68. NELSO~VILLE-YORK (48) Fick 6-4-16; Ermis 4-0-8i Polley n'esday night. 3~6; Downard finished with a 26per game average as he led the Rockets kl a share of secorul place in the SEOAL with Jackson ard Ironton. all on 8-6 marks behind Athens' perfect 14-0 slate. Overall Wellston is 1!-7 heading to tourrwnent action. WELLSTON (68) - Downard &-6-22; Zimmerman 6-3-15; Fout 1-0-2; McManus 2-o-4; Hulbert 5- Midkiff 1-0-2; Crawford 4-&-14; Coffman 0-2-2, Totals - 18-12-48. Quarters: Wellston •....... 13 28 47 68 Nelsonville-York . .. 9 27 32 48 Reserves: Nelsonville - York 50, Wellston H. By Will Hear Final Arguments Today LEXINGTON, The litigants Ky. (IJP0- ~ Miami, playing at home, reeled ofi seven straight points to pull away to a 55-49 lead from which Western MJchigan oould not recover. Frank Lukacs scored 18 points for the winners. ln other games: Cincinnati hosted a 96-60 win over Dayton; Central State downed visiting Findlay 61.39; Bluflton edged home team Defiance 78-74; Marshall slid by Toledo 85-83 at Uuntingt:on, W.Va. , and Youngstown defeated Alliance (Pa.) 66-53 at Cambridge Springs, Pa. Cincinnati blasted cold-shooting D8.,}1on as Don Ogletree's 20 points led rive Bearcats in double figures . Cincinnati is now 16-6. Don Sadlier scored 16 points for Dayton, now 17.8. Toledo Loses By Two Toledo lost its sixth MAC game in 10 contests when Danny D' Antoni or Marshall connected on a 15.foot jumper with three seeonds left. The Rockers, now 11 -10 overall, led by eight points at inter mission, 47~9, but D'Antoni's 176 12:1 113 5. Dlxlo Q) (17-1) 108 6, Brld&OI>Ort (2) (16-1) 104 7, Garaway (1$-2) 87 S. CGL Woo~ Reo. (I) (19-0) 85 9. m.... vlno (1) (19-1) 79 10, st. Henry (I) (19-1) 75 SOcond 10: IL Monstleld st. Peter" a 60j 12. Granville 56; 13. ?92-2057 .HOME LAUNDRY th e the ometuaion in U.S. District Court hono. 'llle Keeneland Association, Wli of three deCendants, comDieted Its case Wednesdzey. The trial ls expected to go to the jury Friday morning. The jury, whidl began hearIng test:lmlny Jan. 27, had listened to 4,782 pages worth or tranacrlpt Wednesday noon. C. Ellsworth. a welllmown California horseman and one-time owner ol Kentucky Derby winner Swaps, and Lexlngtoo voterlarlan Dr. Arnold G, Pessin have charged theJ were prevented from buying Maine Chance Farm by a cmspiracy and are seeking $30 mlllloo In damages. The palr had wanted tile 720-acre horse farm tor a Thorwghbred auctloo sales company to compete with Keeneland in Central Kentuck.Y. Keeneland presently is the Rex Tho defendants tried again Weomesday to prevent the jury from determining tile outcome Mac Swinford denied motioo. 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Fragrant Pin ·On-Flower -- FLOilfR IIAILIII&S 11 DOLLY DAILIII&S• Here are si_. cute little d~s ill 1 xtnled flower settinr t111t cen be wom. . W dolly ....., out to play too! .;-. lwtln cute lilt~ dolls witll thoit AII·Americlo d"" tnd mod IIJIIions. Dolb btnd and twist 1t lfle Wlist. .... Now • Only 99C Each #llrl MRPOTATO HEAD• 79C ..... _ ' :••~' •• ••• Cor Lent." Feb. 26: Dr.Y H:oaste~ Potato Held thlr1tters. (iqmes with fYII·coloi bacqraund scl!fle. .;'· : :..-:::.:-.:::lot ~ .. • ".l;i. •• 0: •• "\ OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM TO 10:00 PM SUNOAY 10::10 AM TO 12:30 PM and 5:00PM TO ?:00 PM THif)l~ OF:AL~, JHE THINGS YOU QAN DO Wltl-fTHE MONEY YOU .$AVE WITH GAS. . ' .' • \.. • • 1 .J • Ml THIS WEEK ONLY OPEN, Thurs..-9 to 5 Fri.-9 to 9 Sat.-9 •• arv;l Your Neighbor; March 26th: Wart Some Fresh Peanuts Jn Your Bag?. The schedule of services for Holy Week and Elster will be announced later. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. AT·-------· Reg. 1.09 200 ct. SUPER ISODETTES Via Money Management... In 12 sessions, Mra, Gritrith has in- ONLY structed some 265 students on banking matters. The Future Business Leaders' Club will twr the Pomeroy National Bank in the near fUture. Club advisors are Mrs. Bernice Homnan and Mlso Mary Doqpll. Announcing Birth Of Son February 2 ~"';';: Reg. 59c FIRST CREAM only 39c Gordon Ma¥• are announcing the birth m: their first child, a son. James Jeffrey, Feb. 2, at st. Jo&eph Mrs. James ()IIIII ' ""' Rub-On the fiaures, snap them out ln4f Sllnd up JO colorful artoon .characters. ·.t-~ :=:.':. 99~ ........ .•. " . . 's1·Each98 ... ·~ · Each w """- \o/"'"'1 ~ (...... ~ Rer. 1.19 VITA US 1- Hol!>ital in Parkeroburg_ Maternal grandporeots are Mr. and Mr&- Wald ~neer, Bottom Route 1, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mayo of ReedsvUio. Great - gralldporento are Mr. and Mrs_ Heney ~ or Long Bottom, Mrs_ Esther Wright ot The Plains and Archie Camp, West VIrginia. Groat - great _ arandparents are Mr1. Hattie Winner, The Plains, and Mn. Martba McElroy, Minor 8vllle. 79c NEW IMPROVED LATHER Rer- & Menthol 4 Britain In 1788, ae<!ordlng to the first edition of the Encylopaedia Brjtannica issued that year. OUR VETERINARY DEPARTMENT COLEMAN lin IINtt-tlilltnliooal ploJ sell wilfl sload-up oar~,.. clla.tctn llld clliGrf~ Picture btc~ ........ • .. a., ,$ .98 eAIH' ... . .Cit. . . . . Each WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO 72c 4oe Ree. 1.00 POP-up lUI-OilS• pouoil-•. Rag. 60c .....hii-IPr,., ~ ANIMAL HEALTH .PRODUCTS . • ', " ~! Y011 Prescriptions and Prut Needs 7 Days A Week .... "" Sol · 214 E. 90 Mill SALE Peanuts Aren't Fattening; March 5: Peanuts Must Be Shelled to Be Eaten; March 12: Peanutsand The Master; March 19: Peanuts, God ~ommitted, was a crime punIshable by dealll in Gn:at .......... ........ ' Use rell huit and wetelables to rqq funRi ,.r , •• •• •• EacH MR. I'OTATO HUD • I'UY SETS • Low Prices On All •Oollolltillloll •aa~~or....... ,.,. •• •• ••,.;• 3 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO SERVE YOU e 99 M~ke ~n .onion drum major Of cucumber space sh1p w1th re•l fruit tnd vtlttlbles. four sels to choose kom: , • fit; .........w. a,.....,..,. •••.,.: civU actions to recover lnootne Crime's Pulllohmenl Blasphemy, repeatedly THERE'S JUST NO END TO THE HOT WAT~R A GAS WATER HeATER DELIVERs-AND FOR LESS THAN % THE COST,OF WATER . .HEATING . WITH ELECTRICITY. .. SAME DAY . SERVICE In At9 - Out At 5 Each Wednesday during Lent. service will be held at 10:30 a. m. with the celebration or Holy Eucharist; 11:15 a, m. Prayer GrOll), arw:t at 7:30p. m. evening prayer and sermon. The sermon themes: 11 0on't Give Up Peanuts nesda,y morning. Mrs. Griffith used for her topic, "More for Yoor Mmey, Mr. and M '•\ ''. Now rou tin trace out 1 clown, doe, circus Mrse 1nd ~ / 1.59 CONTAC ARKET TIIAC£-'N·llll'" • fRfCIILE FUNNIES • fi£CILE FI.OIIEIS • fiECIILE FAIITOMS .,. Repte&er~tatives WeckJelda,y paooed three bills. They W<ldd: klentleaJ bille were offered In -Designate Ohio 72 •• limon each chamber Wednesda.y u Kenton Trace l~way. Democrat& moved to otreom.llne - Allow CClUDt> engineers 1<> tho slate Mental H)'giene and employ more than tour asatstCorrections Departmera. anta to make tax maps. Divldo Health and Correction -Include sherUI's clepart.Tho bill intro&lc:ed In tho ments in state aid for juvenile House and Senate would elimJnate the department and re- pollee bureaus. Tho Senato possed a subotiplare it with two separate detute bill WhJch WOUld retJJfre J>&rtmento - the Meodal Health 7:30 •. .._ Higll School In Middleport wed- FUNNY FRECKLES'" Wild. wonderful, wacky transfers ... decorate ~our notebook or your room or become a walktng poster! 3 kinds for more fun-more fauRhs! ••• ( 8:J"pj! , PT. PLEASANT - The Rev Clifford Schane, pastor of Christ Episcopal Church, has announced Lenten services began wednesday, Feb. 19th, with Ash Wednesday services at 10:30 a. m. and ness Leaders' Club at the Meigs " ' ·_ ... They're the Wildes!! ·-..•" later. · Are Announced ~ Grlfrlth, cashier oC the Pomeroy National Bank, spoke at a meeting of the Future Bu&i- UTE.JIHTE• '••"••' - ever was two Banking Talk Cftate beautiful color pte· twos witfl lijlllf 29~ \ A N111 . "COLOR-WITH· • IT " · linle~U:·W~ • Teen•'" • Grant.'ma nt ~eople, each Wllh a glow· lffro1 Macreak lnll IH•r acctssory. Stand ~-- them up and give scary ~?' tinter puppet shows. They I!a_re arell for daJ or nite • Brother 1111 ...;~ '> ~• Jjtwf j·· ~ ., ,noCf. h ~; worl< or the Mrs. Owen Watson, Mrs. Jed •• :l ' the ' Students Hear •• . - ,AFTER TUB, ated a campy eft'ect OYer the tablea for the potluck dlmer Which preceded a program of singf~g- and dancing by the costumed ladies. The costumes were varied and ranged from dress ~t the turn ol the century to pa)81Da outfits, popular toda,y. Mrs. Catherlne Welsh presided at tile meeting with Mrs. Paul Casci giving devotions from Matthew 6. The meeting Jn March was dispensed with due to the Lenten seasoo, and a $5 gilt will be sent to Constance Thorn, retired nurse at Miller Cottage Dayton, for Easter. ' Games were played with priz~ es being won by Mrs. George Mowrey, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Miss &Ybll Ebersbach, a ~JJ.est, Mrs. Case! and . ...-.••.... 1. 29 CONTACT NASAL 69~ SPRAY " 7 ln.l.OO nigh( .•. ST. JOSEPH FOR COlDS and SINUS cities in half and would r81J1ire the 100 per cent funding ordered by ii1e aetuariel When the state I.OOk over oontro1 ~ the fubd. handle tueo be lnltl14ed no1 lh .rear• from lhe _... a ,.._ tun w;u ckN or .II... lfltll During the evening punch was served by the hostess. Attending besides those named were 68/t\t Ree. 1-49 SALE $431> million accrued liability or Theme cp f!llture ....,. hall lundlng, inotead ot Of Costumes Lenten Services Webster, Sr., Mrs, Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs. Charles Sauer Mrs, Mayme Holmes, Mrs: George Hackett, Sr., and Mrs. J, M. Thornton • • •' 34~ ASPIRIN TABLETS Gras Mrs. NeutzUng. MATS •• BUFFERIN n~~u~~~~~S FOR UPSET STOMACH BREAD POMEROY 32 Qt. RUBBER FATIGUE ~ TABLETS FOR PAIN ' American Legion, Tueoday • 'I19 W. Main Pomeroy 992-3535 69~ In the Ohio llouae WndneoMid. enunent, he d!.Y, ::e-."or.J repn.wrKiai.ivtlll inCollins' reiOlution wwld lowtrockleed a bU J to attempt a .soer Ohlo'a voting ago !rom 21 "' 19 and If the electoral<> ..,.,__ lution ot the problems ol cities involved in the Utree..year-old ed In November, tile new voting age wouJd become effective pollee and tlremen's pension system. Jan, 1, 1970 . The b11J was a compromise betweeli the state and the mulr~• niclpalldes. It ......d cut the -'l'ard. I>.. .partment a n d Correc:Ur,n, DIOilOl1meDL ~aors said 111e PI"014!111 doPIJ"tment could not eft'ec:tivel)" • at the home d Mrs. Ben Neutz- 4 Pc. soe Rer- 88c SALE i • AFTER TUB, For FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB. 21-22 ' Gift·A-Roma f!PV GeiJ.y colored streamers crew DISH PANS ,I • AFTER TUB! $159 Satu•d•r Til9 992-3915 enough to vote." "Young people want to par- .Reelool.OO •• •• nns. WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS Open Every Week DaJ 9:00 to 7:00 people today are smart SET • SPECIALS lestantly (We Are Not Open On Sundays) oung 12 Qt Swisher &Lohse .,:t ~ ADAMS sse ""l' lease. • lb. MILK Collina Favors BUl "I fa\'Or the bill and I think It will be p8ooecl," Collins aald, • • 2 1.00 •coY'S since a sJmilar resolution was •• Samlord CHECK THESE SAVINGS FOR •••• ~;OUOR~ .~ ./\WA'\ GRADE A killed In tho 107th Goneral As~. ... OUR EVERYDAY PRESCRIPTION AND DRUG PRICEt'lRE ALWAYS LOW . PURE PORK SAUSAGE 59~ lb. CINCINNATI CUPO- A loot minute onag developed Wndnesday In the sale ol Crosley Field "' the city by lllo Clncbmatl Redo whon city manager Richard L_ Krabech allked !or acklitfonal time to the CANISTER - HOME MADE GARLIC BOLOGNA riJI(II "' vote hao gained BUpport 100/5 Grain WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY One SNAG DEVELOPS In lillg. We Cannot Tell A Liel the evidence whether or not there has been a violation of the Slerman . Antitrust Act to submit the case to the jury," swtnrord said. The panel is composed of nine women and three men. 11>10nwal In tho BY GEORGE, YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN SUCH BUYS! See Lou, He' II Have Just The """ You Need TO FIT ALL POPULAR LOCKS sda.Y on an N!cational n e w s program {WO&I-TVJ, CoUino oald tho move "' get 19->ea.r-Gido the weviaion TUB, (Ala.) at Xavier. KEYS It would gain -~ . t!cQJa!e The Mardi Gras theme In eostuming and decorations was carried out at a meeting o1 the Put Pre&ldento ot tho Ladles Auxiliary fA Drew Webster Pbst 39 Lost A Key, Need Duplicates . . . 1.19 CEPACOL FRENCH CITY OLD FASHIONED and "' ember ballot. Lowering votlns age take1 8 CCilBtitu- EPORT the trial by mDYing for a only establlshed horse sales aactklo company in the Blue Graaa. toomey, Nov Collh~~' ~· c. leglalaturo and In November. • In the loop, was paced ., Fred Wierwllle with Z8. ·Walsh held high..scoring Ur. bana to 66 pointo I<> upoet tile visitors. Urbana, now 16--6, had scored at least 108 points In the last three games. Walsh, now 5-12, led all theW&¥· John McElroy's 3.1 points sparked Youngstown's 17th win tn 23 contests, The lntermission score was tied, 27.!.1.7. Three games were on tap tonight; Central Michigan at Ohio Northern, Rio Grande in the KIAC ~~~ ~=~ tho otate. meaau~ -;.;..;:'';~ ti~t~ f>Jnt DRY CLEANING SERVICE . amendment In Voting Age Tuesday .. were to have directed verdict l.n their favor. final arguments However, Federal Court Judge IUbmitted their to tho jury lxlda3 In the $30 million Maine Chance Farm trial which is nearing ita sharp shootlng in the second hall raUied the Thundering Herd. Toledo missed a last secmd shot to tie the game. Central State, the eighth ranked small college power, held Findlay to foor field goals in the first half in the lopsided win. 11le Marauders., now 16...5, were led by Graham Russell with 19 points. Findlay (8-15) 1ms paced by Jerry Moore's 12 points. Jim Langhals scored 31 points as Bluffton picked up its sixth Mid..Ohlo Conference victory in nine games. Defiance, now 7-3 : UPI Statebouae 8 : . COLUMBUS (UP()._ The Ohio &nate Will vote 1\teJdl,y on a r11110luUm~ lowering lllo ~otillg age to 19. • II lllo reaolution l!Bino the l)ecesaary two-thirds dirmative vote in the Senate, It will liD I<> tho Hoooe lor eonaldoration. Adoption ot tho reaolution by both houao1 ,.....d "'ace it 011 287 Redskins Win 68-62, Gain Tie For MAC Crown· By United Press International _~ ~~?~~ Decides lolopdoro 461 Kirtland and A- AA Hnlinl!s Febr~ry 20, J969 • ANTIBIOTICS i1 •IIORMON!S • ANTHELMINl'ICS • DISINFECTAJfT$ .. , • PEt:,R'(Ioucn I' I �J ' I I , .•., .. . ,.~ • .._ _ _ __.- • · - • •...--·-- . - ... - . , - - .. ' s·lrhan Calm •.n storm 1 - 'Tile DI.U.y Sentinel, Pomei'O)I-Micldltpnrt. 0,, ThurMiy, ~=-~~-::!::::::=:~:~ U,\RRI.\GE..\PPLil"ATIONS Uldlaol Jamca o.-., 21, M.olabonr, _. PatriciA Marlo Harris. 17. Raetne: :!leDben Mlc:hael C:antreU, 20, Gallipolis, U. S. .\lr Force, and Cmnie .!me Leadingham, 20, ~ratuse student nune. LOS ANGELES (UP0 - · ··~~RIJN, Oblo(UI'I)-Ahout · 400 chanth~anti-.ot-to- Out~rown it' Bored with it' Got a ae•er model? Don't atoreitl Oon'tJunkit! Uae a ction Want Ada to sell u1eable iteme . Phone 992-2156 • the same building. sat down. blockirw "If they want out to walk over us:• 1be students the doorway. now. •• :;:;::=:=::;:::;::~:;:·:<;:«;:;:;:=:;::::.~~ ani\'IOI'tlb''• lnadtuto for- Today the state called a seriea of witnesses, mainly police of~ ficers in the net it is drawing around the 24-year~Jd Arab 1m. mlgran1. On tnt that m~ come up is ct':ense objection to intraduction as evidence or notebook• found in Sirhan's home which he h d 'tte , "Robert Kennecl,y :ust: as~ssinatedbeforeJune the fteei.ODo ....u.m-nt of E - l c Oppor- by the - - lbo Olllce ot tunity, the Ioden! ~post tor tbl War on Powrt)'. ~t'l'bree o1 &he tnatitute'a piGIM.Y be curtalled when ' .Mn. Jom Ceraper t Columim4 .. • ,11\irllfc:al pall... , ot Grid ' 11 111111 Rtll'lll AeuCII lor JIO!Ier lloljJiiai In Columbia. ller ro6di COftlumer DeWlCJ~~~Ded. aMdODo- 111II tG, Mrs. GeHpoJ' IIi lbo former GB:fnell• Thomoo, ....,..... ot Mrs, l!o-o.. ar-m• UGD prv.J;~t. Feb. 22 al10 - He is the father ol Earl Clarll; ot Tuppero Plalno _. Melp C....ty uandehlidren Include Jo Am TUttle, Jeanette Lawnmee .: : Hecht elllllllaell lilot "llimll&r p.._ 0 tllrooolhout lbo Mdon •11. Pomeroy. haw been dlaconti(IUod by ULO Olll<e of E,_,.c OWonuulty ln recent weeki aa the new Mtlooal adm.lnlatraUon be(llna to redirect the _programs ol OEO."' pretent rnnt: montes are ex• hauted Feb. 28 ol thl1 year,'t Hecht Mid. The omhwslty _. member1 of the Jnsdlute stall are workltW for Ute continad.on of these pnJgr'U'Is, which lnclude the community Services Office, Ceraer for Economic ~rtuni- because ot h1o birllldo.f lalllogm llld hd< llld Prloc!IIA Clark. A fltth grand<hlld Ia Keith Flummer ot CarroU. George Waoblngtun Clark will be observing his 89th. Carda p~ QPU'itid by al De..iaplltllt IIIB:f be alfO<Ied is a former real~ - ot Harri8CLIIV1lle wllo makeo said one stu- his home with a dauatUr, Mra. denL The students continually Harry Plummer at Carroll, 0. r: ~ • • Australia Is tile moot ~~rid : of all the eonlinehts, accord· : lng to tile Eneyelopaedla Brl· • tannl~.~-- .. _ ".. . " " _ . ONE ONLY COPPERTONE will reach him in care of Mr1. Plummer at Carroll, 0, 5 1968 MIDDLEPORT OHIO IJ'e.tern-baeked Sandoval wino SBA plum WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON HAS PICKED Hilary Sandoval, 1 Mexican-American, to replace Howard Samuels as head ol the Small Business Administration (SBA), Capital Hill soorces dis- General lread rubber • F~mout dual-traction design JET• 77 whitewall WASHINGTON - A RURAL POPULACE OBLIVIOUS to the decline of their communities and a possible trend toward corporation farming were reported Tuesday by fann e~rts. Dr. C. Bl'ice Ratchford, vice president for extension at the University of Missouri, said rural communities are going downhill, but their residents blindly think that everythirw i~o okay. Ratchford told tbe Agriculture Department's annual outlook conference that "rural ccmmwUUes are lagging •.• in every field where measurement is possible - education, health services, housirw. protection and even recreation. •· Despite rural devel~ment programs in recent years, RltchCord said there Is a widening liP_ between the quality of services in rural aOO urban areas but httle pressure by rural people to narrow the pp because they refuse to F.cl. Ex. Tax Sin 825x14 General Tire Sales 465 N. SECOND AVE. 992·7161 MIDDLEPORT, 0. admit it exista. ' ' -' DRIVE OYER THE BRIDGE FOR THESE BETTER ~ •. "" . . ··· ·~ II I I & SAT., FEB. 21- Wallpaper Spedalsl 1 I I I I Some patterns reduced 12 and more. Patterns for every room 25~ Roll and Up New Spring Papers Now In AND SUPPLIES I FREE CH NEW ORLEANS (lJPO - Dial. I GOLF BAGS I I 6.95 SAVE 8.88 3.00 I I I I I I I I I CLOSEOUT DISCONTINUED COLORS Ludte Wall Paint I I I I I I I I I Reg. 9. 95 Arnold Palmer 4.88 NOW GAUGES GaJllpoUs, 12.2 _. 16.3 running IUeet ot roUers; Pl. Pleasant. 2f.56; Pomeroy - Maaoo, 21.22: Hinton, 1.52 rising; Kanawha Falls, 4.67 rising; Charleston, 18.18 1tat. 1...«1don, Marmet, and Wfnfleld, are on the sill, BOAT MOVEMENTS, Lewta down Eastin up 10:35 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth n up 4:45 a.m.; John Ladd Dean up 5:to a.m.; Joseph M. Walker up 7:20a.m.; John J, Suit for Divoree II ~~~= =~~ GAL I I PLENTY OF l FREE charging gross neglect of duty extreme cruelty, has been tiled in Mol&• Cooney Cclrunon Pleas Court by RGY Van Cooney, Pom.- am eroy, qainlt Margaret Van Cooney. No mloor children are Involved. In other court acdvlcy, Phyllis L.• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • mloor HANDCRAFTED CHASSIS children. MANY NEW MATTfL TOYS Now Arri.,lng tn O•r St01el WU~ liam Pitt down 3:20 a.m.; National up 5:20 a.m.; Poll)' R. down 6 a.m.: lllooLucl!y-..6:05 a.m.: Harvey Jordan down 6:35 a.m.; GreeDJp Locka, Georp T. Prl"' up 7:to p.m.: Sloe! Express uP 9:30 p.m.; Walter Curly up 12:30 a. m.; Elisha Woods OOWn 2:15 a.m.; Alhland up 3:30 a.m.; Kathleen K. \I.P 6:30 o.m.; Jim Miu11hl' down 7 a.m.; L. Flore up 7:f5 a.m.; Moldahl Lod!a; Phlllp 8jpom down 3 p.m.; Sieve CUd< cloWn f:46 p.m.; Laey ROllelllarY up 1:20 a.m.; Lutber Herdman dawn 3:15 a.m.: Franklin l'lorco dolm 4 S.. our display of Areo Si z.e Rugs, greatly reduucl in price OPEN fRIOAY & SATURDt.Y NIGHT$ UNTIL 9 ' II I BEN,FRANKUN• PHONE . 992·3498 202EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, QHIO . MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTERI · lnttl1led -· 0 . ._ • • • • • IN 1969 ZENITH FINE-FURNITURE STYLED . ot loll - · Walhlntitoo maintained a llf~ pubU~ d'aUa~ with lbo ~·"-' Chur<h. "WhaW.er he thoqht alxut It Jlrivatoly - llld probably ho dlcm't think about It aueh-11 wu port ot lbo looken-lor. that I ol piety WU awropr1ate 10 hlo otfleo. ill tbelr book, "God In the White _ . . (Crown), Edmund FuUer and David E. Green NJr that Walh1Datoa wu neither the "paragon of pleQ"" that Weema deaeribed, nor 1 crutednee• Dire<tor UHF Spotllte Dlala. 5• x 3"' Twl~ne &poker. COMPACT CONSOLE CHAIR leas and lell like a delat, and more and more like a a.rtltlan. Deists believe that men could be moral without rBlereoce to aupematural reUgtou &anctiooa. But in his farewell address to Congreaa, Wallhiqtoo &lid: "Let us with caution Indulge the aawoaition that morality can be matnta1ned without rellelon ... reaaon and experience both forbid us to expect that natlooal morallcy can prevail In exclusion ofreJiJioua principle." ••' 'r t FINAL CLEARANCE WINTER CLOTHING &IOUP Jl. & MISSES • • " !-l PRICE •• • •• ·2.oo· father, KJng PW. SALE! 5 10 aUy laellned, but we'll bet you have no dlfll,culty at all in putting your foot in your RACK- HALF SIZE DRESSES - ~ PRICE mouth from time to time. • • • Next . time you think you have troubles, cOnsUJer the plipht of the gent w i t h an artificial mustacP~e and a snuzy .!lncere Faith ROBES & LOUNGING PJ's 40cro OFf BAYER $ 39 ASPIRIN •uart Silt r11. 2. 99 ADORN BY TONI HAIR ' EG 50 R .1. REG. 2.25 DIPPITY y88~ $ IN FOIL 36 CT. REG. 1.09 -DO 69~ 1.73 Limit 2 Per CustiiiJ!er 77f. oJcnoci a pst book m.r-- as SCOPE ;IT'S THE; OUTH 16 oz. Reg. 1.89 WASH SUCARYL ..... Ree. 1.19 20 oz. Size 99~ JUST WONDERFUL 11e HAIR SPRAY REG. 1.00 . s9~ LISTERINE Bismol 1 •49C 40 Freel If·YOU lEAR THEM IN 1.00 .IF YO~ CARR)' THEM IN Delivery R!G. 79c CORN HUSICI!RS ' ' v......... ste , •• 200 CT. REG. REG. 1.25 SELTZER .','... ...... .. OPPOSITE UPPER PARKING LOT head cold. thermos Nov. 22, 1963, he waa on the 7th floor at a criminal courthouse ' PORT PRIQ VAlUES TO '20 ALA.DDIN Towards lilt purchase of my pllr of 1119es, priced 6.99 at iJore. All lrlll•ln ·shoes ...... It dl•ltJ. a.m. ~ MISSESS~E$ You may not be athletic- ,,. . & ·..... _:., __ _ THIS OFFER FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY ANDONLYAT . . INGELS FURNITURE •SLACKS •HATS •SWEATERS •POCKETBOOKS •SKIRTS •BLOUSES &SETS- WOOlS VALUES TO ':U.OO Br PHIL PASTORfT ********* i 1 TABLE OF VAlUES DRESSES BARBS Whatever Walhington's beliefs about Jesus may have been. there can be no QUeation abwt the ain- YOUR OLD WINTER SHOES art WORTH DOLLARS ' PRICES CHOPPED! RACK of DRESSES eb&reh. The RL Rev. William While, an ~oo:opal blabop wbo wu olten 1D Walhlngt:on'a company, saki he waa never able to aseert.dn, from anything Waohlngton said, bow ho felt about the ell· vlnlt;y or Chrlat. FRIDAY and SATURDAY rears In omee, be wu ta.Udng and aaudren'• What could be nicer than a relaxable 992·2635 d Grtelt Ill' 11oot rellii<Luo feellnp ..deepened lteadlly" .. he llt:ruiglod wllll the ot tha prellidoncy. By the eol ot his ei&bl Fuller 1 n Wo~'l .Introdudng the New Spring ShDe &,Ia In Men'., Women'• ZENITH CONSOLE TV. ing, or catching foriJ winks? S.• our marvelous 11ltction of recliners In o choice of decorator ·.colora• . M.)' lient."tt. a midnight curlew On all plaeea ot onlerlalnment. In 1984 King ConOJiantlne ot Greece was nanted repnt upon woraenlng of the condltloln ot bla TRADE-IN SALE S89 RECLINER FREE WITH llao""' on God'a help and .,,.._ ance waa apresled not onl¥ ia pl:)lic ltatementa, but alao In lola lntbnate private ....,.._ James Bymea ordered We've got a great sale for you It's Our A11ual WITH FREE recliner for tele.,liion viewing, read~ hla life," ~~ v\! .1JJ!'JJ! ; 216 IQ. In, plc!u,. genuine W1lnut color on ..teet h.,dwood Range Tuning S)'ltem. Zenith VHF artd ~ Fuller and Gresl. .,He wa1 bolltizod, I!OOr"rled _. burled Wit:hla It. For ;rear• he wu a porllh . .....,.,..... II ""'ld never have occurred to him to eut lolmoelf off from lbo clurch." B1t Wuloinotlln obvlouoly had Dlental reservationa alalt IOD1fl ol the doctrine• and rl1llala ot hil clalreh. He rareiJ if ever received hol1 cormnunb:l, and once f t l publici¥ ret.dted, by the rector of a Phtladelphla church, for "turning h11 back on the LortF s &lpper." He also ftatly reluoed 1<> go along with 1ne J:41,iacopaJ custom ot kneeling lor prB:f&ra In THE ALMANAC A thought lor lile da.Y: BriUah In 1945 U.S. Marines landed In pioywrlght David Gorrlck. born lwo Jlma to start one of the Oil tbi8 day in 1717. aaid, ''Let bJoodlest battles In the Pacltte. others haU the riling sun; I bow Al10 1n 1945 War Mobutzatlon to that whose eourse has run." tlfiod Shaw ~ D.IAO. 110llds 1nd " " " "· Advanced Super Vldto .. UJoo moot Vlrllfnla gentlemen To SOIIle, this may seem a radicallmmation. but we hooeslb' ~lieve the idea has greatpos1iblllties. It can coocetftb]y be an aid to stead1 emplo;rmeot and it mlght also be a mea111 ol assuring regular pay checks. Wh11e the adoptim ot the Work Break Plan Is not compulsory, It is hoped that each empiO)'ee tr1ll tlnd enough time to give the ,plan • fair trial. FRIDAY and SATURDAY • 23"GIANTSCREEN The AVONDALI • Z4111WO Contempotii'Y tt)'lld compact conaola In ···--·· · ~.,.,.,.. Allll~ BREAK." •• ••' at lbo IO:JG ot lile Mlddle- )1011 Flrll United PrellliYiorlan Clmch. '!be Rev. Tom Nlccollo ot Allleola will. be Ia chlrge. , Due to Increased cllq)etitloo and a keen desire to remain In buinesa, we fto:l It necessa~ to Institute a nfr pollc)' EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY We are 11kiog that somewhere between startiDg and qa.dttJne time and withwt lnfrtng:lng too much on the time usually devoted to lunch period, coffee breaks, rest period, story ten..: lng, ticket selliJJg, wcatlon planning, and the rehashing of yesterdl,y's T.V. programs, that each employee endeavor to tln:! aome time that can be aet aaide • .., known a1- Ute "WORK . TO ORDAIN OFFICERS &incllu' oervl<e ther he wa1 a eenu1ne11 rellgioua man or merel)' felt ''Clay Bertrand" . . _ Oowald acting alone, ftrod lile name of the the fotal from lbo dopoal- fllure, ment1oooc1 In the Warren tory'l Door. n!JL011 In wllll o... CVr teltltled that at DODD Cl1 wald. Now o!!letrl will be ordolned and . In • parked ...,. tblrd, tbe man be bad MeD eartho dopoallory building and dr!Y- Her In the window, '"w9nt across 811 bJ ua ladn" and the th1nl tho street, came clown toward walked away, looklne u though the C<llllruetlon alte (IIOUth from he was atrald he waa being fol. the depoaltel1'l .., 10 lowed. Commerce llreet, IDraed toward Carr wa1 the 43rd witness In town and "every once In a while the trial of CIB:f L. 9oaw, 55, a he'd look over hla lhou.lder as retired New Orleans bulne..- II he woo being followed. • man who lA chlrged with conEarlier toc~Q", a maid who ........, with Lee llarYey Oawald worko In .. Eallern Alrllneo _. David W, Ferrie 10 murder ''VIP.. room at New Orleanates.. Kamocil'. Lm. Now In Progress! Speci4la Throughout 1Jae Swre! -·" Presidential. Image mJnd ia that a pre1ident abuuld .PHY, 10 to cturcb and olhentlae acknowledge ~· dependenee upon God. a hal beM debated ever Unce Wa~ldngton'a deall. 1fhe.. The Warren Commiulon con- In 1966 Beaver down 12:10 a.m.; Duncan up 6:30 a.m.; Racine Loeks. • Ill s. I Raines hasbeengrantocladlvorce 1I from Dole RalneL Mrs. Ralneo has been awarded cuatcxly of two PARKING 1'110111 111-IIU J. S. B:SO p.m.; Mark GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - INTRODUCING ZENITH'S NEW Rowe down 8:05a.m.; John Puahak down 8:50 a.m.; Semet down 9:25 Lm. KANAWHA RIVER - London, Bruce down 5:15 a.m.; Marmet, James R. Kines up 7 p.m.; SolVB:f up 6:20 a.m.; Wlnlleld, H. E. Bowles up 5:45p.m.; Fort Dearborn down 8:55p.m.; Semetdown 11:30 p.m. OmO RIVER - Loek 12, OVEC down 1:20 a.m.; Lock 14, James L. HamiliOn up 2:25p.m.: Harry Dyer up 4:45 p.m.; S. M. Jenks up 7:~ p.m.; -Andrew P. Calhoun up 8:20 p.m.; Steel RaDgar up ll:to p.m.; Onward down 5:45 a.m.; Lock 15, Express up 3:15 a.m.; lDck 16, st. Marys U1J 12:~ 15 a.m.; Peace down 4:20a.m.; Lock 11, Paul D. down 1:50a.m.; Edward Boaworth down 2:20 a.m.; Q.leen City up 4 a.m.; BellevWe Locka, l'llpiAr up 6:15 p.m.: Valley Tran- up 3:45a.m.; Lock 21, JaneT. up 5 a.m.; Loek 23, Morris Harvey .. mlddlea&od m&llln awloeel<l>alr, . .boom~m~·.. , aalct......, Gorrlp'a'IJOII...,_ , After two of tho meot ' 101 lniO • · tili a.at two of lliO .,.. eocapod the station wqun Carr said, the COLUMBUS - 1WO MEMBERS OF THE omo General A&sembly todl)' were to call for a legislative investigation of the Ohio Welfare medical p1-ogram. The leadership promised to approve it. Reps. Gordon M. Scherer am Thomas A. Pottenger' both Cincinnati Republicans, said they would base their request for lhe l• vestiptioo on 1 cqJyrlghted article by Scripps Howard newSjJipers which revealed how much money was spent on the program am which doctors received the largest sums. "We are sllocked b1 the enormous fees being paid to a few doctors, dentists and drug ftrms dla-closed in a story by Haskell Short, chief of the Ohio Scrlppa-Hmrard Newspapers bureau," the lqlslators aatd. J J~ Washington Shaped Gorrlaon proomeod a building then under conatructloln wltne" W-eday wllo tellilllod and facing Dealey Plaza. be heard ooe platol shot and He laid he aaw on tile tilth three rttle shots when Prelldent Door of the dopoaltory bulldlng Jobn F. Kemedy was aaaaastnat- Just before the pre-al mo.. ed and aaw three men Oee from toreade entered the plaza, a man behind the Texas School - k 1n •-t~te third window over." Depoaltory buDding In . DallaL 'fiJbere was a pistol shot," he 'lbo wltneaa, Richard Randolph aatd, '"then a pause, then three Carr ~ Dallaa, a crew-cut blond rille llhota in raP,d succeasion•• Atl;y. Jim Probe promi.led into IIU!dical program RIVER NEWS Ho wrltea trom 425 N. E. lith Ave., Ft. Lauderdale where beta boudi._ with the Jam.ea Webers Cirho summer In Mldolleport): ,.Florida has 181~ attnctlons but •• ot aow, rm atcncted to a reelinlllff chair In the bl:ck yard, absorbtna: some warm. t.ling aUillbine. And tt reaJb agreea with me. Already I haw thrown By H. D. QUIGG CHICAGO - THE CJ.DCAGO TRIBUNE in a front page editorial Wednesday night ex;plained that it was refraining from publishing stories about student protests in Jts Thursday editions as its own protest against "the attention, concern and indulgence" given such demonstrations. ·•tt ia !:be fashion now to protesl Everybody seems to be doing iL For thi1 day ,we. choose to follow tile fllshton. We protest the attention, concern ' am in:hdgeDCe thal have beeh accorded to student protesters on the universit,y campuses .til over the world. We think thlt they hl"e generated news out of all proportion to their numbers am importance. IC StockJ_r-'-------. ZEBCO 33 FISHING REEL Regular 19.95 JI •• dlobell..... .,..• . Witness Says Pistol Fired First at JFK Chicago Trib ha. own kind of protest I, lhapod what a ot the Melp Cowoty Slate HlghwB:f PatrGI Auxiliary, attached a radical -really atartll"" - pl'<lpOOal or contdderable Interest to employ. era. He suuests ·the following notice be poolod OOIIIPicuoualy In 11 many ,placesofbu.slnesaust&uatlons mil¥ dictate.: Rural aretu .tipping and don't know it Plu• 2.36 tloaa IIIJ' other man, Amer1ea•1 imap ot. jli'OIIdeol lbould be. my cane ulde." WUI, who Ja captain TtJe appointment of S.ndoval, 39, &nEl Paso, Tu., businessman, to head the SBA would fulfill Nixon's c&mpaignpromise to brirw: SpanIsh - speaking Americ1ns into the goverranent. It also tWset recent predktions that an eastern establishment - backed candidlte for the job would edge out SaOOoval, the favorl ~;e of Sen. John Tower. • Long-mileage Duragen• By LOUIS CAS'!EI S United Preaalntematlcul Goorp W1ohlqlao, mor~ c:al Center ftrot lor tom hlp 11&aments. closed Wednesday. • 4.pty nylon cord construcl~on ~ ThurldB:f, Febnlor)o 20, 196e Religion in America. • • Jcim WUl, Pmaeroy state liquor atore manager wbQ 1a uslna a betch ol accum.ulltad 1lck leave In Florida, reluoes to atv long on a diet or gloom or ~elf pi tv. He's ncuperatlrw tollowlng hoiiPiia.llutJoa at Holzer Medt- ,. sador Hotel, .. Recuperating in a Sunny Clime EYE LEVEL 30" GAS RANGE GEO. WAIIIIINGTON CLARK '!be Dolly Seatintl, p..,.I'Gii'-Middlaport, 0., 7 - Ono ot tile _ _ ..,. he llrml,y ollobllahed In the wbHc SPEOAL---- th: 1ng Sen. Robert F · Kennedy and 'The defense contends the selbelng pinned down on a steam :zure or the "diary" was illegal table in a pantry Of the Ambas- and without a search warrant. THE DAILY u.t theywiU lave chanted "End the war In Vietnam. Bring the troops ttome A111ENS - Ohio Val-ai!J Vice Pruldent lllr Devolopnent -- IN (;II ANT IIOSPfr AL • : Realignment of IRD EXpected 11art1n I. Hodlt- .........,od al rural ~~~.. - - The recruiters then aec~ "Father ot Hla ~-" Gooroo ~~ ied Langtder into his ofllce in Waoblngton C'.ark - 10 named at Sirhan's trial for mu~der. '"His reaction in a hurrt cane d. SOUild and feelings seemed like the eye 1n the center of a hurricane. He seemed p.~rged ." . . George PIIm pton lS a wr1 1er. He is also a close frien.:t of the Kennedy family· 1n a rortresslike courtroom Wednesday, Plimpton used Utose wor~s to descri.behlsimpression of Sirhan B. Sirhan alter shoot- WANT AD -.....,. GoorooW.- -1017 ln the center of a hurricane moments after Sen. Robert F. Kermedy was shot in a crowded hoteJ pantry, said author George Plimptoo. •jfte struck me as enorm~sly composed. The rest of us, gJ.ven •'"Js sudden turmoll , were not u• composed," Plimptoo testified for the proserution Wednesday Turn unwanted items into cash with a I day '""pod thr. . MilriM ro<nd~ o;r:; in 11 de!n's of'flr~ at Oberlla dooa It like 10 make a bb1bCollege here. doJ? Well, llleuiThe atudenta at lllrst alaged a S!Iurdll, lbo will sit.ln to block the ellnncer. ot .. lbo blrtbdl.r ot the recruiters to placement ot- Gooroo Wui!IIWIOa. tl fi<eB In o campus bulldi~Vo T he what a leaaer dqree the blrthstudents, when asked to mow to' ot Georll w~ C1arl< dean ot ltuded:s Geol'p l...a.Qs- will be obaervod II Carroll. Goorp Wa~ II lbo Slr- eler, shouted: "No." han B. Sirhan was .. like the Be Thrifty·· To Observe 89th Birthday .•••• . ~- , N ' 2F791t lo'lo . : . . )....... a. " · IMTuu R!GS25 Nlll LotiON ' · Larae Size Ree.l.l9 11e �.. . W ~.siiJNG'lrON (UPD - Hurwer Is ao prevalent iD .PUts or 9 - SWih carolina-that they probably would quali(y lor V. S. lol'•lln ald tr loeated over10s, a nutrition e~ tesdft.ed WD- MOd!!T, Dr. James T. CWier ofVanderllllt Vnhenlt.YtGidtlle s... lte Select Committee on 11.1tr1Uon that his su.ttea or Beaulort CCIUIII,y, S. C., •'-al the etfe<'A ol malnutrlttoo- portlcuhrt,y lllllOfll chlldrea - lneludlr~ inlestattm ol intestiMI "'Itwl most fuds on these children were distended abdomens in 41 per cent . .. secondary to the presence ol bUatbal round worms," Carter told the committee. .. Aa Cor atarYIItian. none of the childrenaweared to be dyirc of acute starvation. As far a a hunger is concerned, you can aak them arxl they wW tell you that they are hungry." Wllltt raiD? WID It llltiW? fill too hot 'IJIOIICI Ill baur lwlatnl up bea.,. loada of wet clothea? WhJ worry about the weather at aU? The climate II alwaJI perfect tw deylna: IJIIIde a MaJIII Eleclda Dtyer. Wuh any clay you pleale, u often u you like. Your MaJIII Electric nr.,. pveo fut, efflclentBYlao and uvea you lime fa.- pleaWlt thlnp. Hayes, Mrs. Paul J. Jeffers, today m$r sbittA in regional post otriee management 'lDd details new criteria for eJection ot postmasters on a . . onp:.titieal basis. PreCerence will be given to areer post otriee employes hereVer possible but, as an- or PT. PLEASANT - Lo!rell ihobe, 30, Lesage, W. Va., Corm~r Point Pleasant resident, Is a 1atient at Pleasant Valley HosJttal suffering [rom injuries received in a motorcycle--vehicle accident Wednesday, 4:20 p, m. , at the lntersectlon ot 4th am Vi- mount ••I setat $350. ----------.. . = J' Trying to rtiGin DIU's sanity In this topsy tllrvy world could drive a person 'nalrllda¥, ftlbnar1 M •• 0 • • . ···· · · · ·- · -·- teo Trinlb' Vlllted Cburc:ll of Clu1ot. buth e<mftned to HOLzer, aua. U•lna ·~e Hlwe a Herltqe" Kaopor m1 <llarles aa her tq;ll.c:, Mra. Giobmar'a lpncor o1 ~Fla.,-­ were !rom the pro- IJti.allzecl ,... of llllurann> u-no ''Facfnc 11>e leo reeeiYed !am...., aceklont. ('-- -- . u..- 1•- ....1._ .. DoJ," . .. _ .liM In Jo7 ... dodl ....... lo - t God Ia doinlln our paora- Mro. 11onr1 lbo circle. chapter, there waa pt'IJ'er In Wli10n IDI1 a NI'Vice of dedlc:allon In wbleh all portlclpated. Membera were reminded ot the Uilltetl breellraat oo Aoh Wecl- Donald Hauck aloo - cent THIS SALE • g_ine Tune Up - You Can turn you I' car troub· lea to u 1 with complete the meeting ard gave a chapter fr<m the study book, "Prophaeles LMRrl 101110 Cloeed Untll Now". Devotions prepared by lolro. Dwight Wallace were read by Mra. Lewis SAuer. They were tNen trcm works by Dr. Nol'lll&ll Vincent Peale andentitleci''Whatla There to Make Llle Good." IIRVICI0. •• • W, ·MAIN Wmtii'EiliAL WIRING ALLIJWAIICl WHEN YOU lilY AFLAMLEII uc:nac DRYEII • Knotchers Show Mrs. M.Yron Mlller presided at oaaurance • ••• • ,OiiiROY, Poundage Loss Y.ra. Doria Henaley 1111 Mra. an was the runner....,. Searla. DieUng problems were the color pictu,. •utom•tloally, •nd diiC'ussed in five buzz sessions. Services at Bold Knobs Well Attended lock• it In I For Maytag Seroice Costs No More! Pt. Pleasant; James Roush, West Columbia; Mrs. Ricky Cole, Pt. Pleasant; A. G. Rayburn, PL AtS24 New lang-lila Maytag Autallatics gin yau maafvl apdy ... MA ftnish. Philco Tunin1 Eye with ACf. One 5" and cme 6'' Oval Speaken. 32~"hiah, 3611wide,19Y.a"deep; 4"cup PL Pleasant, s son. RNC.,INE 4 door sedan, 250 cu. in., 6 cyl., 3 speed trana., P. B. radio, sraety groun. Priced As-I!Ons • $2808 etas• leaders servedthemeettrw. Priced As Low As On Wednesday eveniq: at 7:30 the Youth Fellowship met with ErDeSt Deeter as leader and Debbie MeMlllian 11 president, am an attemance ol 25. SuRiay oehool oo Feb. 16 had u attelklance of 43, with Roger Wilford as ~rtmsndent. The eveni111 evangellca:l sen1ee at 7:30 hid aeveral speakers and an attendance of 54. There wlll be a 169.95 $3199 BEL AIR 4 door sedan, 327 cu. in. V8 engine, 825 WW tlrea, P.B, radio, satety grOICJ. an attencll.nce of 31. Dlrterent ~I--Traditional Maple ¥eDeCn and matchiDIIOllds, antiqued hymn $2499 . BISCAYNE 2 door sedan, 6 cyl e~ne. stamard trans., 825x14, WW tires, PB radio. &I., at the church on Mar. 9 at 7:30 Priced As Low As p.m. with Dan H.rman and the MIDDLEPORT, 0. $2826 CAPRICE 2 dr. hardtop. 327 cu. ln. V8 engine, autcl:natic trans., power steering. E clocktwheelcovera, safety gJ'Olll 825x14 ww tires, P. B. radio. Priced As Low As Services for the week or Feb. 9 at the Freedom Goapel Miasion Church at Bald Koob opened with a prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday evening, t.lving In Color Pleasant; Teddy Cossin, Leon; Priced As Low As lolrs. Betty File took tile pig &D:I Mrs. Frances Haggy t h e troteh ror the week. The door prize was woo by Mrs. Martha Fine tvn.. PRICE STARTS IMP ALA 2 door apOrt cpe. P(JIIII'erglide trans., 825x14 WW tiree P. B. radio, safety group. lm»ala fine fdturesudaccesaorles. Helen Hill tied tor the weekly queen award. Mrs. LueWe Vaugh- Phi leo Color TV .. ,, A. R. KNIGHT GEO. HARRIS, LLOYD McLAUGHLIN, EARL INGELS, JR. Ues, and eight Pigs. Mrs. Needs. Have Liked---------- Used Excl"sively SEE YOUR SPECIAL SALESMAN: A net loiS of 13'h pounda was reported when the Meigs TOPS Knotchers met TUesday night at the Meigs Councy lnfinnary. The TOPS pledge and prayer opened the meeting coniucted by Mra. Ruth Needa. Present were one KOPS Cheep of! pounds seDslbly). aeveD TOPS, three 'ful"o- ru Bet George Would Seroice B"ilding, Myrle Minton, 40 YEARS AGO·· ·MR. A. R. KNIGHT , BEGAN AN ASSOCIATION WITH POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY, BRINGING NEW LEADERSHIP TO THE AREA . OUR PLEDGE THEN II'AS TO OFFER YOU THE CHEVROLET OF YOUR CHOICE, AT THE LOII'EST POSSIBLE PRICES, BACKED BY THE FINEST SERVICE AND FACILITIES INS . E. OHIO. THIS I'AS THE POLICY IN 1929, THIS IS OUR POLICY IN 1969 AND THE YEARS AHEAD. VISIT US NOW FOR ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS . Horky• Eul"sive Mayt4g PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL fers, Glenwocxlj Ervin Calltc~t, Pt. Pleasant; William McCraw, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James Jones an;t son, Pt. Pleasant. BIRTHS - Mr. arw:l Mrs. Wade Randolph, Pt. Pleasant, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Rick)o Cole, Wne••· wrhe Cause ot. War" waa. t h e lolro. Hor!Qo serval • cherry p - !qlic prose- by lolro. de1Mrt ualng the. Yalentl.ne DIXIIId Lo!oecyat Tuesday night' a theme. Attendl~ besides those meet1101 of G....., D of thew ..... nmned were 1'\fi'L WWlam Mor· en'a Al:aoctation or the Mkldle- ria, Mn. Joe"-Balley and Mrs. port Firat United Presbyterian Paul Haptonatall. Churcb at the heine ol Mrs. carl We'll cure your auto's ailments! Complete En .. 188.88 This Finer Worthy Jef- 1lle cards au-tDi llor re- an>OP for nee.. : ······························•••&••••····· Ill Shobe, Lesage. of A-~ -waareadfrom WCIOOionl nod Fred Doa.- llw*l"' the ciroorlpture frGm I Peter, ......, cle for a remembrance. Mra. Showing O"r Jesse Legg, Leon; Mrs. Uncoln Bush, Gallipolis Ferry; Lotfell _. Ewfns, • - llu. Albert Service DISCHARGED - 0 The valeotlne modt wa1 carried out in the table decorlllima aelday IIMI the first Lenten ser- for refra- serval by lolro. Jlound.robln !etten were 'lllomoa Y01111g aiMI lolro. Jamoa pnporecl a Mro. WIIUam Mat. Fupte, lack aiMI lolra. Carrle Meinhart, •• ••• L1Y1 MODIRN IUCTIIICALLY Free For The Asking! will be filled by an impartial national management selection board. Vacancies tn the other 31,800 post offices will be filled by a regional management selection OOard. A local review board will pass on rural carrier position, he said. ADMITIED - 20, 0 tkln. CRIZy. ••• IWildl. I. Quilt opelltlon. tl. Slim, trim ltyllna. ••• • •• days on Maytag •pll1nces. We believe you'll get the bett buy when you come to Rutlud Fumlture. We're the home of Mlyt•g Reel Carpet service. That's the best. Electric Light Switch With Thermometer- I.--ond-- ••• ••• ••• m\~''"''- Sblbe will undergo surgery ~ day tor a leg injury and broken rtbl. He miY also be suffering Cram possible internal injuries. According todtypoUce, theacddent occurred when the motorcycle Shobe was driving collided with a V8hlcle driven by Lawrence G. Mohr, 42, Pl Pleasant Mohr and Shobe were both trav-elirw aouth on Vtant street ancl Mohr was making a right turn onto 4th Street and Shobe attelq1ted to pan Mohr on t h e right, arr:l the motorcycle hit the rtsflt side ot the MOOr vehicle. Shobe was cited ror improper passing aJXI property damage was eel 1m • Praanm prellded by • lolrL Pldl Gl-.,. -F~ ~ IJ Cl>do mellloudor alalllottbe .• wash •n we~r 1nd air fluff. s. Cool ceblnlt. 4. H - d• '11- L l ...mllr iood apeclty. L Eftk:i~t lint filter. J, Zlnccoellld Del c.blnlt Prollctl . .lnlt rust. •• We're out to set e record thew FREE! nouoced earlier, no member ot Congress will have a say in the final selection. said all existing civil service llata will be nullified. This means withdrawal of almost all of tbe 467 posttnaster nominations submitted totheSenate by tbe outgoing Johnson Adrninlstration. Presumably most •• Blount said vacancies In the nation's 400 biggest post oft'ices In Collision Dan'l .. "' Clll the - - 10 ... , . wbllllowab. Gel • clepeo;UNe ...,..., Electric Dryer ud wula IDJ daJ ,._. pleue. Wr uniQIIO horltaao aiMI idontlV aaehlpeopleof'Godwaastrel... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••• ••• GET DEPENDABLE • ••• •• • MAVTAG PIATUREB •• ••• • . . . ..., . , . , 011 a. mlrMt at . . . . . •• ••• Cln offer Ill thllllO flltu .... 1....a.nai •• • •• oin:Jt of low hNt drill l\llfl ~ lbo ••• ..rill. 1. Pulhbutton controls lneludlrw • • Friday, Saturday FEB. 21 and 22 were Democrats. Cyclist Hurt 1be DaUr Sentinel, Pomti'OJ'.MiddltpOrt, o., • Program Topic, Cause of War MAYTAG Weekend SALE! Mrs. Ama Mae Jenkins, Mrs. Lettie L. Jemlngs, Mrs. James Announce Postal Shakeup amounced -····----· o C. Ford, Mrs. C. Edward Griffis, Mrs. Robert G. Hart, Joseph D. L. Jordan, Mrs. Roy C, Keefer, Mrs. Melvin E. Mahorn, Denell E. McCoy, Mrs. Ivan D. MlllBlrtho Mrs. James L. Ghearing, Well- er, Mrs. g.erman Parsons, Mrs. sum, son, 5:42p.m. Wednesday; Ronald L. Salser, Deidra SJe Mra. Bennie L. &evens. Apple ~arry, Mrs. Paul T. Williams, Grove, W. Va., daughter, 7:17 Mrs. Ruth B. Wyatt, Dr. Rene Salas, Mrs. Dean Circle, Mrs. p.m. Wednesday. Leon George, Sonya L. B~teman, Discharges Mrs. Ronald K. Ashworth, Mrs. Mrs. Raymond T. CasiJ, Mrs. Jotm D. Brabham, Mrs. Nellie David L, Hively and infant son. WASHINGTON (IJPI) - Postmaster General Winton M.. Blount R ELECTRIC atri~ p~Qrsical Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. VIsiting hours 2-4 and 7..8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Pllblicatiooa of admissions is suspended until further notice. ... ·- ·-··· -·--- - American Heritage is Stressed • """"L ~-,. --..-.-- -. Hymn Tlmerll. Everyone is wel- $2473 Townsman Wagon, 2-Seat come. TOWNSMAN 2 - t statloo wagon, 327 V8 engine, blrOO hydnMa.tic Trans., power talli&te, P. a radio, Double action tan~ gate. Satet.Y grrq>. Priced As Low As $3095 Chevy Nova Sport Coupe All Warm Morning Washington's Birthday CHEVY n Nova 2 dr., 6 cyL engine, std. trans., tu1l wheel covers, PB,. radio saCet;y group. i Priced As Low As $2288 GAS and COAL E (FEBRUARY 22) * will be observed CHEVELLE HT Qte., %50 CIL tn. eqi.M, pawerglide,power steerilll:, bod,y side mldg., lull wheel coven, 735 WW Urea, P. B. ndio, deluxe belta .... • - • straps. Salet,y ..-.... Priced As Low As $2816 by ou·r Ollice Closing 8' PICKUP AlumiDim COW:r, 30" heisbt, Adl. side lilau alii Friday ' • ~~ february 21 . .I • I RID CADIT·SIIYICI JIHONf 742-4211 .. - ~· --.--. ... , '~ .,. ... ,.._....... ·------ .. ~ ~ . .. . - . . .II,Ff On~· Sale Feb. ~-13 · lo'· Feb. 22 - ~1.1. "' w•tk ·: RUTLAN·D FUIU-f.t i·URE ************** • • • , ·'l'e:ra;Ut :· z - ·DoWD ~ Ml•• _,',•1/:. . MNOLl» .. OIATI· . .. Putting you fint .. keepa ..,; JUl.Si~e;, ~. Sale! ·. . ... . •• •' $235.. screens. Made by JoineL • . \ ·~ �~ • ' ' J ,. ~ . . . ,. . .. - ... --- ~·-- # ... . . . .. ·-·-··--·-- ... -· --~-- - ·~-- - ---·~········- . --·---·· -· 10- 1be Dllb Sertlnd. Pomero,·Middleport 1 0., Thursday, February 20. 1969 A LI'ITLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Brings Top Grade Results For Sat. Wanted WANT AD INFORMATION ANTIQUES. lumiture, dlshoo. OIEADLit'ES miscellant'OUS. Mrs. H11ward o.,. ll•for• P...,liutooll Mond•r D•adt.,.. 9 a .M. S • ·"' · Cart~:•Uation• & Cor •••etiont Will •• oc:c:•P'•'* unlil 9 a'"' · loo o.~ of Public:atioll REGUL.ATION5 TIM Publitloor , . . . , ..... ,.,. ooght '• •dot or ••t•cl any ods <iee....,d ol>· jloctio ... l . n .. '""'"•""'' will not M •••pon1 obl• lor noor• thon on• irocor••cl in• • •tion . RATE 5o For Wont Ad S..rvoc• S ~•"" ~· Ward 0,.. on1•rtoon Mi"'""ulrl (hor g• 7Sc 12 C(lnlt p•• .. a.,:l 1hfe1 coni(ICU · tiO'• ,,..,.,toonl 18 c:•nh ,.., Word ••• con ••~ ulovt­ int•"'""' 2S pM c•"' Doooou"' on poH:I o<i1 •ncl od1 pard .. ,,f,,,. 10 do~• CARD OF THANK5 & OBITUARY il 50 lor 50 ,.,ood "'' "' "'U"' Eo Cedi, BOO W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-15-11< For lent UNFURNISHED 1"rr.r Av~ room apartment. Arnold Bro- 10-16-tfc S!'O'I'TED yearlinp and mare ponies; also two mares due to foal . Phone 99UI55. Z.l6-31c '!'RAILER LOTS. Bob's MobUe Court. Syracuse. Ohio on State Rt. 124, Phone 992-2951. 1-11-t!c add otoonol wo•d 2c 6 L IND ADS Addil t:)nol 25 c Cha•g" per Ad•e•· OFFICE HOURS 8 :10a .m to 5 00 p"" Dooly l t30 o .m to 12 ·00 Noon 5-otur<IO¥ In Memory )~ LOVING memory of our f<~ · ther. Carl Manle} . who passf.<! away 1hree years ago today, Feb. 20, 1966. DON'T LET wall cleaning bore you . Let Wipe Out wall clean. er 'io it for you . Rent a wall washer, $1 . Baker Furniture-. HARMONY apartments - 3 and t rooms, furnished, new walls, noors, furnitur~ . private parking. Out ol all floods, very years ago this day loving father passed away, And Jdt our lives m disarray. For we lmew not then how t(l say Precious Lord. have thy way . Ot.:~ FOUR But we remember the life he led . The way he Jived, the things he said; We know our sinful souls were fed That we might follow in his tread, A3 to the Lord our cause he pled. Tenderly missed by children and 2-20-ltp grandchildren. Ctrd Of Thanks 1 WISH to thank aU those who :!.ent cards and flowers and t!10se who visited me during my recent hospitalization. My special thanks to those who cont"lbuted blood , Dr. Ray Picl<em. Dr. Walker and the ntne5 at Holzer Hospital. , •. Mrs. Horace ISadie) McElhinny 2-20-ltr Notice SHOTGUN MATCH. Rutland Gun Club Sunday starting a! 2-20-3tc 1 p.m. SEE NEIGLER Building Sup- ply for building your home, Long time loan available. 2-13-tlc INCOME TAX Servi<e dally e>:· cept SUnday 9 lo 5. Evenlnp by appointment. Mrs. Steven 'Wanda' Eblin. Rt. 2, Porn,_ roy, Laurel Cliff Road. 1-lt,llllc WILL DO oewlng 81 home zippers, pockets, pegg;"g. hemming, alterations, et~. Mn:. Freddie 11ul:et. Ma90n, Pbone 773-5i51 . 4-:Jn-tfr VACANCY far two elderly people. Prefer prlvale paid patients. Phone Mason, Tn-51115. 111-8-t!c THERE WILL be a gun shoot SUnday beginning at noon at lbe Fori<ed Run Sportsman Cub. Everyane is welcome. 2-19-31c MUSIC EVERY Fridav and Sat. urday at Jack's Club on Harrisonville Road off Rl. 7. 2-19-3!< rtJIILIC SALE F'riday. Feb. 21. George's Auction House, Rutland, new and used merchandise. consignments welcome . Open from 10 a.m. till sale time for consignment!. Sale starts at 7 p.m. 2-19-lt.p HelpW•nted WAJTRESS wanted. No expert...., necessary. NtgbtJ. NO to 12. Apply at Blue Tartan. :1-1Mic Wanted To Buy ' .urnQUES, - · "' lumllure, d!lno C!llllnoll, old pbonodoeb, miBc. Let ••pha, RIJdlolll, 1• ~on Terrare. 2-16-l:ltp HOUSE HEGISTERED Quarter Horse Colt. Phone 992-5983. 2-20-6tp apartblock j:!;arage oo Route 7. Call C'oot . .·me 667-3194: 2-20-6tp Sales 1~67 FORD pickup. Phone Ches- :9f8 WINDSOR house trailer . 60 x 12 feet ; Phon~ 992-2768 : 2-20-Jtp For sale or take over pay67 PLY'!OUTil 4-door sedan. ments. 2-20-fitc power steering. automatic tron!lmi!!slon. radio. extra ,~ ooo HAY, first and second good condition . $1600 . Phone cutting. 40 cents bale. Homer 742-3524 . 2-20-3tc Willard, Phone 992~. 2-20-lltp 63 CHEVROLET t.;-ton pickun :ruck; big bed . Pricer! to sell . Delbert Lawson. Portland . ELECTROLUX vacuum clean-Ohio. 2-20-3tp er complete with attachments. eordwinder and paint spray. Repossessed but guaranteed For in like new condition . Pay off POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy $37.45 or terms it desired . miniature, $75 and up. Stud Phone 992-268ii. 2-!1-61c service and grooming. Phooe Sale 11 ! tic 992-5443. MIXED hay and timothy. Ph. Z.tt-4\p 99UI10. NEED LIMESTONE for your driveway? We furnish and 1967 BARON 12 1 60 foot modeliver. Emmett W. Shuler. bile home wltll 8 x 20 awning. Contracting, Phone 992-!ZU. Three bedrooms, like new, 12-22-tlc $5,11011, 810 South Fll\Jrlh st., Middleport. Phone 992-2012. POTATOES, Phone 114!-2254 :I-lUte Clarence Proffitt, Portland. 10-16-tlc ONE MALE Beagle pup. Phooe IK3-2476. 2-11-tlc SOUP'S ON the rug thai Is. so clean lbe spot with Blue I;Js- !953 f'ORD pickup, good conditre. Rent electric shampooer tion, $200. Don Bell, P!lone $1. Baker Furniture Company. :H7-2552. S-!Utp " 2-IHtc 1!189 WAIINIJT stereo, AM-FM radio, four speed changer. Assume payments of $8.25 per month, or pay balance of flO! . Call 992-21136. 2-l~~tc READY - llfiX "'"'ereta dellv· ered rfcbl to your proJect. Fast and easy, Free mates. Phone - · Goegleln Hendy - Mbr Co., Middlepori, Oblo. I 10 lie BUDGET PRICE fumllun 011 our third noor budge\ shop. Baker Furniture, Mlddl~ D-Ue SEWING MACIIINES, repair service, all makes. WY :12284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Aulhorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen SciBSOrs. 3-D-tfc Insurance AUTOMOBU.E Insurance beeJo esnteDed? Lost your operator's license? can 992-2968. I IS tic L18AL JIOTICI OlllDINAMCE NO . ......_., An Ordinan.,., \OJ <'ltabLIAh. V IIIU" jobll a nd w•~ utes. and efltablish· 1n11 1<' 1'~1 5 rooms and bath upstairs, 5 rooms and bath dolmstatrs. ~lc k le<~V<'I . z.ts.,;tc SPc 1. , .. ale Is 2-18-jllc MIXED HAY, 30 cents a bale. 2-16-71< Phone 992-3336. and That 1,1 0 yet"a Chid at PoUee of MtddlePorlo . . 390.00 per mo. J;~.:ular P~o~lrolman 315.00 per mo . Extra Pollee l.a5 per br :,up••nl•or or Villaee ftlalnlenilonce !180.00 per mo. su·~., l t:mployees: (40 hour we~kJ : 1 73 per hr . 3 )'l'HS se rnc" I.M per hr. 2 years 1e rv o~e 1.~ per hr . 1 year• 1en-ke 0\'t:JITIME IM per hr 3 .v cars Sl'rnce 1.12 per hr . J yean oervlce I 112 l"'r h r I ,·,.anr 5l"n"t<"l' II<'II VY Equipment O!><'t"ator . Wall!'r [.lepartmol'nl 1\1:1 tim.-• ll~avy .,v~r 2.:&0 per hr . 40 houro Equlpmenl Opera~ur , St . Malnt. Dept, 40 hours ,. W<'ek or ·~·a11d Pool :1.20 per hr. l'~rk :J110 00 per mo. 1.30 per br . .80 per hr l.ifejiuard s Sl"cretary 10 "ayur . lfl:t 00 per mo 1.50 per hr . Extra l:leric;oJ Help r~oE'r k , t"<= m l'tol'ry Tl"ll$\t-e. ~ . 00 per mo. \ uluntecr Ftrcmen 9 00 per yr . Councllman •not to tH<ceed Dl~,etor tlead Ufrgu~rd 24 m"<'lnliO&I P.nard of Publoc 4 00 per IIWI!'tln« Aflairs :.iembol'rl . t out tu exce..-d 12 meelinjil! 11 .00 per me.tt\lll Clt rk. lioard at 290.00 per mo . Publlc Affalu 1 : ~tn1 Clenca l II"IP (8o;ord Real Estate For S•le of Public per br. 35.00 per mo . t..)O AffalrsJ DI.Jtpatch~r I.."J.. rk or Water HOBSTETTER REALTY Department l .P .. Waler Meter Read en • Repairmen, n ,.. tlme 1 o.,.Pr ..0 hounl Apprentire, Water P,Ppt . or Sanitary baths, basement, 2 barns, sec. ond boose rented. $20,11011.110 Business Services LAMPS electrified, colm!l'O!onll, lamp parts, chimneys, modes, wiring. Lee Rudlslll, 101 LegiCHI Terrace. 2-16-121p SPOUTING, roofing and carpentry, new or remodeling, by -contract or boor. Clinton Pierce. Phone 992-301.5. Z-11-elc. C. C. IIRADPOIID AUcriONEER Complete Sonlco PltoM . . . . . llaelat.C!Mo Crill BrMI. . I I lie Sew>~r per hr. 2.20 per br . l.to per hr. W111cr p.,.partmenl. r;11tra tiel' Dump ~ttend>nt 1.f5 ,.,r hr . per hr . 1.~ ~ef"hanic Z.O$ per hr. C u•todlan 15 .00 P"'r rno . t:eQ"Iet4!ry ilellton ~-00 per mo. • With Ius than o ne yean ,..nle• II.M. Pre.. nt ." mploy"' ,.rter oht ) ean 1ervte•. p~ per hr . C~rp.,nLen . flrltklayl!r&. Plumbeu, or any other 1peetal eutt 1t " rate not to l'>.ceed loxal waee 1~31<1!. .Ul e~~:Lu noun to be appro....:i at s,.,II(Ul.or Huurty rat4! . SIECTlON 2: That .. ,rretart.al. eW· ica l and/toT boO-IIepplnl reeorrt · keeplne hourl:r emplo)'eet be •m· Plored aL a maxtmum ot 35 hour. )18r weell, 'l':<eept lor an:r emer1Pncy UuoL 1hall aril<l'. ntld em11r1eney of extra houn to M approved b) Council. SECTJON 3: Tbe lollowilal: .... hereby declared •• Jct•l boUday1 lor the employee. ol UM \'lllap of llkl · U!eport : New Yeu'a Day; Memorial [My; IJtdependenee Va:r; l,.abor DaYl 1hanbli"lhl Day; t:hrlttmu Dar. SECTION 4: Eoch full U.. • ..,.. 11iOJoft .,f the VI1Jap oduU be enu\hd to 1!Ck leit'rlll ln Ute amou.nt ol one and nne ·fourth U.,.l da)'l' pllr month., and 1ball boa enUtled &.o .C: · n U'l' uld >lick lea"'• •P to ninety e diop. SECTION 5, &ach. fUll Um• eft'!· f>lo,..e of the vw. .e, lnClUIBDt: lull hllll' bourl)" rate emplo)'eel. llhall be entitled durtn1 eaell nar after the nnt year to two.weeks ........ uon . ea.:doulli'lt Jepl bolld..,..J, wttb pay . Employee• wit.b fifteen llr more :re"n .ervlce attaU be entltl•d to three weekt: .. acatiol'l wltb P•J 1ao:h yteiJ. SECTION U: All Ordlnaneett In oi'Oil • lllcl with Ll'llll QrdlRaDef: are hfiHbJ re~•led . Sec. .,, Thl1 efh~t Ordln•DCC~ dl•ll t.0.e •nd be lll Ioree lrom and If · 1•. ter J1nu•ry l . P11nd ll'le "t3lh d•y of ,,._ JaMIIrY JOIIIM W. ZIKtU.I ......... nt •• c-.nell AUnt: . O.n• •r•te .~ J -13; 1-20 2tc 1111111 OLDS, powr -.tng and power brakes. Call llll:l-:a95. 1-!Utp .'. CIGARETTE vendln1 maclllnos and service. ABC ErMrprllel, Ma11011, W. Va. Phone TI'I-IMJ, """" "18-61c RADIO and TV repair, cano, and antennu tnJtolled. John Harrison, Phone 1111:1- •· SMITH AUTO SALES KAN.tt.UG.tt., OHIO ..... ·.-._ ..... the - dut{,, •Jtl,. "'"' full nylllfl. White March 24. The 9Jpreme Coort ruled last Christmas Eve the state code imposed an obllgatim on the board to establish an eq.ral and uniform state-wide rule for de· terminatlora of the taxable value and asseasment f1 property. The court said It waa clear by virble of the case before it theft ..the Board of Tax Ap.. peals has tailed to earn out Its duties under that statute. •• The &.ipreme Court ruled 1n December assessments could not be based on more than 50 per cent of the total true value In money or the property in- r, ns. " CATALOG ,.... ...... 2.1f ,~, '•• "-*..... ........ ~...,_ a.u, MCORE'S ~, • •1 1 L.---------..1 124 W. MAIN . -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 ~ .t ••• .,Sco. .................. . Lh•IM4 fvlly ftOMIIOY • • S5.55 s••-u• ~··· • Wh11l1 Out of Wlltel All111111t ..., ....... ONLY 111.95 proposals ,.••,., ••• & .... Car Needs'"·· !:. Main PoMeroy, 0. 606 ' •' t J Complete Front-End • and Brake s.-vlce Glance at Legislature BLAETTNAR'S COLUMBUS (II PI}- A glance at actlvtt,y Wednesda.Y General Assembly, volved. The court also said tfle assessments and rules for assessments shoold be equalized across the state, primarily ~alized in counties. The board proposed Wednesday each county would certify each parcel in each taxing district at 40 per cent of its total value. Devotions Led in the HOUSE Bills lnlroWoed HB180, McLin, creates two new Dayton ~clpal Court judgeships. HB181, provides a member oC police and fire pensioo fund who dies with no surivors have his contribJtions refunded to his estate. HB182, Kerns, allows state, county or municipal employes to be paid for UliUsed sick leave over 90 days. HB183, Kerns, allows state, county or municipal employes to accumulate up to l20 da,ys sick leave lnstead of present 90 days. HB1~4. Galbraith, registers firearms in Ohio. lffi 185. Pottenger, provides for state program of blackbird control. HB 186, Galbraith. invalidates certain indemnity contracts in construction industry. HBI87, gives a minor the right to consent to treatment NEW HA\"EN- The Woman's lor venereal disease. Missionar~. Societ~ of the New HBH8, Nowack, reQUires lla,•en First Church of God met single license plate. recently at the home of Pansy HB189, Hill, repeals "(air Fry with Sue Erwin as co-hostrade" laws. tess. Fredt.·~Y. spiritual lift .~ IIBlOOq. ~eo1ey, ~'!i'lle' director; ''irts in charge or devo- exclus'ibn' o(~ertain beneftciill'tes tions with the theme of "Our from benefits derived from employment with a publtc transDut) - Standard of Life."' Roll call was answered by naming one portation utility or system. HBI9t;' ~maker, splits of God's promises, and Eleanor Mental llygiene and Correetion Davi s gave the secretary's reDepartment into departments porC Stewardship director, Rita Mc- of mental health and or correcDaniel, received the Pe1111,)' - A - tions and assigns functioos, du~ Day money and blessing cups ties, etc. HBl~l, MaRtie&, prohibits were turi-.ed ln. The group voted to sell hand lotion as a money • false charges and estimates ror maki~ projecL auto work. IW1!11, Boyd, create& medical The ~ring Convention will be held at the Main Street Church school at University of Akron. lffil94, White, redlces payuf God oo Mal' 2 and 3. The nominating committee, metlts for accrued JiabUicy to consisting of Bonnie Fields aBel police and rtre pensioo fund. Anna Johnson. presented Group II ofrtcers. They are, vice pre-s ident, Nellie Dudding; secre-t.ary, Eleanor Davis; treasurer, Faye Carpenter; splritual life director. Freda TUrley. an:! mis- the home of Ren1 JohniOI'I with sionary education director, Or- Esther Klrw as co-hoatess. Refreshments were served by pha Fields. the hostess. Pansy Fry and The program consisted of sue Erwin. to Iva capehart, BoJr games in charge of Iva Capehart - "Mend a Broken Heart'• nie Fields, R t t a McDaniel, an:l us..~nt Valentine." Orpha Cheryle Knight. Freda Turley, Field& and Pam Sisk won the Viola Roush, Nellie Dudding, ReM Johnson. Mary Sl11k, ElMprizes. It was announced tt..t next nor Davis, ()I'lJha Fields, Alma month•s meeting woold be held at Lui cart sOO Pam Sisk. For Meeting by Mrs Turley HB195, Thorpe. provides for notice to non-residents ln divorce action. HB196. MeLin, changes procedure ror amexatlon of unincorporated territory to a municipal corporation. Bills Pused AMIIB56, Fry, designates Ohio 72 as Simon Kenton Trace Highway. Vote: EDITOR'S NOTE: The United states and West Germany have become close alltes in the yean since the end of World War II and President Nixon has made Donn a major stop on hi& European tour. An analysis ofU!ereaaons lor thl s follows. overcome West German Chancellor Kurt George Keilinger's conditional rejection of the treat,y banning the spread of nuclear "eapona wlllch the United states and the Soviet Union neeotlated a year ago. All other lasues scheO.IIed ror discussion Wring tfle American chief executive's vislt here and In West llerlln wlll be asseaeed for their Influence on the ruelear decision. The Welt German pernment is torn b.Y a bitter controverq over tlw ~lberatlon trea~. Chancellor Klealnger, a Chrlatlan Democrat, haa glven the treaty what editorial writer lle.im Etch described · as ••a eondldon- al PO." Foreign MtnJdr Wllly Brandt, leader ol the Social Democr.ts, has given It a ueondltional yes!' As things stand now., the ~a~­ clear queltion eould be ihe main Issue oC the parllamentan' eleetioo to be held in September or October, and could pre,umably deatroy the three-year~ld P · ernment coalition even before tl!en. On tfle aurface, Kle"inger and hla Chrlatian Democrat• are wor.. rlod about the Soviet olalm lllat It has a rflht under Ute tbarter of the United Notionl to lntorvene in Germany aa • former enemy state tr the latter appur1 to "be violating the peace. 11 Th• Soviet presumption of the rllht of lntenentlon 11 an "'traordlnary dlfficul\)1, and II II II malnlalned, It would be lm· po81lble to B1cn the trelfl," Klealnpr told his parlla-. ••we al10 are worried abaut the poootblo alluoe of tho riahlo! ...,_ trol and tnaPeetioo... Brandl, on the other band, CUll• lldero IIIII arl'l'f'enl to be lqallll llnl-plddna. . and 1101• 111e1 t'' ; UPEIIENCED Wllhr • I ''. From lhe Lorp• TMk 0< Bullcbzer Recti.,. To The Smallest H11ter Con. .. BLAETTNAIS Pomorw PH. 911:1-2143 ' Senate Amendments to Highway Patrol pension N•w V•. Pnrt N-. P .O., San FliiK!IRO, • 146. c-o Fleet C•Ul. N801 111'111 tab notlcl Ilia\ Tl>om•• McKay, Admlnllltrator of t.btl 011\tlt• ol Floruu MeXar, ~ ... d, fli.ed. n.. ptltltktn F•bruarJ" ~ 1M8 In thtl ProNta Court of lkJp COUB• t) , Ohio. (;- No. lf,?ta alllltml lbat the PCII"IOna.l (llltlto of laf4 dCI· clld•nt l.a lniUfficlut kt PQ' bor dobb and cbarpo of a4Jat$IMIDI IH e1111te1 \bit tile 11lid FloNttCe MeKar died •lllll4 111. ' " _ . . o1 u undiVIclod on•·ball Inter.\ ln the fo&.-uaa dncrtlted nat ~--= 8!1\IIU.d In Chefler TowMhl.p, M111111 countr. Ohlo Belnl 111 Wwn :11, Rd.lll 11 of the Obio CompaJ17'1 Plucb.,. COIDIIlOD· l"llla In tha centlll of the Bubaa and Pom.ror Rolli at toot ol Uul .;.Lark Htu wheR tbe Clark Rood In· buUdlngs. SB125, Aronol!, gives addltloo.al powers to reg1ona..l trana11 autborl\)1 for oontracts with extsUng transit companiea to on u.s.r .. l>lv. lloo, SB123. Weisenborn, provides ror permanent "fishing lleenses tor per eons 6:i and over. SB124, Calabrese, req.dre• aprlnk:ler ll)'stems ta high-rise transjJOl1atton • LIOAL MOTICI F . A. Tom M.cKu Jr. JW!Mnt, M lund. SB121, Guyer, creates LJ.ma Slab! College by Sept, 1; 1971. SB122, Holcomb. require& majorll~ ol &mil ownen of real eltate ln area (or annexa- provide a coun\)1 or multi- level. SB126, Ocasek, create• a col- lege ol medicine al the University of Akron. SBt%7, Calabrese. establliheS atate department• of mental health and corrections, splttl preoent etab! Mental )\yglene and Correctl011 DeparlmenL Bills Paned SJbSil4. Weeks, requires civil actions to recover income u.. uul::a · Wrwetl ....d BuilD f ltod; uu.- up lho Cllrlli . ~ ; rod~ to 1a m•r~ \ ato .. l • ...... ~ "'..., .... Olo(1j • . . • IIG&d 1.,~ rod~ lti • blarUd" l thne• IIOUUrt 72 rodl a.o Uao Buh•n .:IDd Roaclo ~ up old Yl'llh•n Uld Pom-roy road In m eu· 1..-b' 4lrec;Uoll 110 rodJ to tho plaH of bealnlllllla. conl-Jitntna: tO IMINa M tiN . . . . men-. or - .. Alao tl'lo foUo.u'll real ..t.at. attuatad In Cbetlt.n To'WJII!Up, MttlP COilnlJ", Ohio, In ieeUODI 8 •nd Ul, Towa 3:, lll.ap 11 or tho Ollkt com. p•nJI'II Pu.rebue, mgn, lulb' dnc:rUJ· <"d H folio.,.: BUinDlati at Ute norl ..WHt eomer ot wb1t U kno•n a• tiM JlnOA wou. ramu IM- ~ aobout 55 roda; tbeslco tn 11111 •utlllrb' IUncUoa a.o ,. ... ,. m ret~• - t h ot thl N•th•n (;larll .,.rner; th•nc• eutorlJ' to rod. ucl on thlll road 'It roc11 from Jut be,Prmina place; tbo- nortb. t toU to Natua Clara:-. •outh nn.; uwnu .,._. 'II l'Oclll ~ eort11 dlout • ~ to ..."hat I• "-ru::Wn a1 IIJrctn WIIUJ DOrtb ' tut comer; U..•~ ._.., &o UM plate~~ of bellinnlnl, eontatntnr 31 Hhll. more or leN. Allo lituated Ill Melp COuftt7, Ita&. of Ohio Ia Cbe.tlllr To""'*'Po UOtna In Town 3, Rant• 11. FriiCU.OD t of tho Obio CoiQpPQ"'I hftbao, betlnnlll& In the eenter of the Clara: Road, 1.111 Ul• Uno ol tbe and Clarll ,..,m: tbeace wnt 36M! ro<1111 thRM:• IO'IIth 1'1' l'Oeil to I iltalle:l tbltneo 1outh d derne• w611t • I'Oclll; lb•- eNUI 30 weft 1• · roda: ; tben'l'e IOU~ ?0 clCI#MI aut 31 r .... : Ulelleo ..-til 71 dollHI ea.t 4S'l rocll; thlllnc:l north 18 rodl •nd 11.... UnU tot tbo Clull; road1 tn.enc:• alona 11111 Cl1rk B:oad •boat 23 rOO.. to tiMt pine ol .,.,... nt.nt, eoplalnlnt :110 .ereJ lllON or .rom.",. -•t -- ·- NEvel C3ET RIGHT "D 1-ER NOW we'L~ A FATHER OF OUR O.VN. OWN HAPPINE~. MARRI/\Gf . lo IL Bit behind IJIO -~ OVOI' the... lepli sma are rttal con· cerns .Jbwt fl.atut41 American ,.... J ••• O'kleft AttorMY f« P .. IRtlft I UJ I 10; I 1'1'1 I t: I 13> :II • pr-"" • • • .. - HIS NERVE:; fol'.e 91€E"- PEHJUr e.RJlTL.E ! < • • •• ' 01 • • .' • • .. . .. .. • . • • • • • • • • • .' j,. SO FIIR/50 CiXO ... BUi I CAN FEEL \I106f r\· BINOCUlARS BORIHG. HOLES RIGHT ~H ME·· .. NOW IT'Ll TO RJN..uiB TO CETAIN RUD'f LONG ENOUG" . I' 't'f;S,IaJOY'! I AM CUOCIUS ~BOUT 'IOU N10 "TttE PeOPLE VM0 LNE IN THESE. Ma.Jt1TAII1S' P£RHIQ.PS YOU-A !..CI1E$0toiE: ~N SOME OF n.Jfl "TihtE? TO GIVE ME A HE~ART OOWH T11Eef i I .-..,. ..... --""""' . -· ·--·-beel' -- 38.Gtve or 1 . -·- af 5.014 relAtion, s . l.-tot 10. Ipltad. mal 40. Armadlllo n. Facial lS.Damp with dawn .ca. Le1J8.1 delay .... "'"'· Uon ll:xamtna- tve 42-lllye...... : Informal 12. MiDe entranee 11. FII'Jl J!ldder atbddp tt. Bulprlan , .. Poy Now and SAVE Up To $100 OM .t.LL M!)DELS 63' attention 1e.JDe.'a pU:IDer 1T. Rutttct: 2wdl. 11. Anthem . e. Stumble U . NewYodl oily PROCE:E:DINGS IN EXCHA~GE FOR A F'REE MEAL! .... v..~.,·•&u•• 31. "Moby Dick" -....... .character 32.Coffee SS. Robuat ,., 34- Wanta aDd 26. Milk· maid'I ... 'nlol'eo· H. PrJ out 31. Porlly 27. Steam fO.IIIInlc ....... tateueb l2. '1'11arouchfaN: abbr. plpea 2t,...,.. 20. Halt an em 21.1iP H.ONik leltor 23. T)I'Ool ,lbui!ICII I t 1 ROOHRR -·p cbdool· lto-tho•ro•-·• "i V 'f ~:::_.1~;:•~===::;;;"~=J~·~=.. N- tho .,tlle ........ta-. 1-·--~·l't II1-[ I III I It ' Y••·. a61,~ .......,.,clip MOMLE·H·E NOW l l IPJJUtl • " ' - " •. . . 11 ••• , 'h .. &AfiL IMNLY •UIY Mn11: .-......, l'llteta.,rPL4f'#U•I...,-NAIII.D brtlilr lii.JIWIIb :.e: One letter almply ata.ada for anotiLer. Ill thll ample A. 111• t~ UM th~ L'1, X for the. two O'a, etc. Blnlle !etten, &1101" trophlq, the lenJth and formation. ot the worda an~ hint.D. JCII.Ch day the code Jettera an dltfermt. aumblr 81. Btatute SS. IIIMII' . -~· baY• ' - • and reb' .., tnno· elude alrJUtl Ia em.ptildei? .,, . .,.j ' ·OJ;;t .. ·' AS AGREED, I WILL LEGAL FO~EGO object- Borel f&Yortte to Iotter - woNa. ferN f~ur toordlnarr ""' .,.,. 8. Aunt'• ZOONPS! 16. Golf· 18. P&IDt badly 1. PreecrJPtton 18. Un· tanned 2. Branch )llde of of peace cllf 3. Coavene 22. Spum. f. Toward 2-I.Larp S. Ptru• T.JlnUre BUGS BUNNY u-blelbeoeluurJumllleo. mo"'l- DOWN Bul cU'll1/titmllJJ:;-IJ.J ......w .-J DAILY CROSSWORD forahort tte commttmenu 1o ~....... KleofnPr and Bnndl will want to !rom Nlx111: Whit hi• 1ont1 - t.rm oommltment lo NATO? . Ia he · lo loavt tho preHnt (lll'rloon or 200,000 lroOpa herO deoplb! COIIIJ'IOilon• a1 preoouro lo bttni moot oltho •' • ..... • • • do...... ....... ...... .. ...,.... JMil•r· ac:. uanyone who . conllden power In lhlo age and depondo on leplllll'ls 11 naive." He adda thai Ger....,. aot .. """"' unendments In the treaty text as wa1 poa1ible before the Amerleana and Ruoolans alinod It, and that Gorma11)' mw would be lolrtlng ani¥ ltaelf by re!uolnrlo odboro • • •• .. J..,.. taxes must be Initiated not laTom MeKI)', Jr . ..W take further ter than six yea.ra rrom the neue. lba.t U liN bHn mad.ll a ,.... d•llllnOant 1.o •114 petltklll •nd date the return wu flae or ty tbat be .. requlrotil to .......... tbe. nted, whichever waa later. JUliO on or befortt tM 11th dQ- ol INt. Emergeacy VO!J!: 32.0. BUI April, Ttletltn MCKay, Admlntttr..., vole: 33.0. poilU<~ . • .. . .. .· " . '-,-------· OIOMKI\5'1><o r' sherlrrs department ln state ald for juvenile pollee bureaus. Vote: 91..6. Houae Concurs in SENATE OFFER OF '~ 60!1>1,~ AW,GEE , ~ HBlB, Reichel, allows county engineers to employ more Ulan (our usistants to make tax maps. Vote: 93~ . HB30, McNamara, lncludel Re,.lutloo Adopted SR32, Gray. urge citizens of the state to give their support to the 1969 Heart FLmd campaign. Voice vote. BUis lntroWoed SB119, Carney, create• a college ot medicine at the Unlveralt;y or Youngatown. SB 120, Carney. transfera liquor control agents frOm PEltS WB<CI'<. I>ILCY._!liE OEODfD NOT IU ACCEPT' V!~I~S ~ueso;:-­ i ' 93~. AMHBl, Thorpe, code corrections. Emergen<:y vote: 95-1. Bill vote: 95-0. 1/J&U., IT COO..D 66 '/ORS€, I r Nuclear Treaty High on Nixon's Topics List in Kiesi~ger Tal/aJ JH.Ifc I' ~·- on H,o .. r By WELLINGTON LONG llONN (UPO- President Nixon• a main task here will be to f'OR A JOB well done feeling, clean carpets with Blue Lua· Affi CONDmONlNG Refrigertre. Rent eleclrlc Bhampooer ation service. Jack•s Relrltfl. Tiny's Burgalnland. eratton, New Haven. boDe 1-17-etc 8112-Z0'1t. • • "" SIX ROOM boule, bath, fonD. er Loonanl Hen, Sr.. property, II 0. St., P........,.. Working lhe lollowtn.: wa1e adopted for em· her<~~b:J of the Villa~J:e 1968 SCIWLT bOUle trailer set on II acre lot bact: of Hart- CURTISS CATTLE ~ ford. Like new. Lived in very Service. Phone Parker 1111:1littte. For infonnation, write 2264 Pomeroy or 667-32$1 CoolGeorge Fields. 1308 E. 93rd ville call station. :1-14-.101<: St., Chicago. m. 110811. 2-11-12tc SEPI'IC tanks cleaned. MIUer Sanitation, Stewart, Oblo, NEW 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing 1-IJ.Uc Phone 662--'1035. machine in original factory carton. Automatic zig zag to make buttonholes, sew on but.. tons, monogram, make fancy designs with just the twist of a single dial. Left in lay-away and never been UBed. Balance due only t47 or terms of $7 per month. Pbone 992-2685. v~ e aholl\.a Be Jt ordait1ed by the Counr:ll of the VIllage of Middleport ae follmn: gas furnace, 1n Davis Produce HI!:LEN or VIRGIL TENFORD IIJ JIZ5 block. 411 Cole St., Pomeroy. SYRACUSE 2-16-31c Phooe 992-258$. 2·9-lZtp 1989 ZIG ZAG sewing machine ; assume payments ol $7.18 per month or pay 'balance or $53. hoUd~YM . SPECIAL SHOW TIRE SAU under a mandate rrom tl18 Ohio ~reme Court, the stab! Board of Tax Appeals has developed several changes governing the assessment and eqtlal.izatlon of real pl'()l)erb" in Ohio. The board will hold -,ubllc hearings 'IE WU'Z. TALKIN' A80t.IT TH' NEW MAIL -ORDEI> Business Services Valuation To Change,.-----, COLUMBUS (UPI) - Business Services SAVE SAVE SAVE! Save your GEO. H~T1ER, ~ lawn, your time and your RACINE RURAL - 7 room frame, bath, basement, carback. We have a new trenchport. large lot. $8300 110 er lo dig yoor water line MIDDLEPORT8 room frame, dltcll. Hel!T)' Buhr 9115-39118 or bath, basement, garage, nice Roger Bahr 9115-3958. 2-7~p corner lot. fl4,11011.110 TWO FAMILY BRICK boUle, 114 ACRES - 8 room frame, I II CaD 1192-2836. Mt•· 992-2181 Open T i I 6 Daily HOUSE IN Tuppers Plains . l'h: acres. 7-room house , bam and ment, 134 Mulberry Ave. Pllone 992-5990. 2-18-tfc ter 9115-3924 . with bath. Main St . Rutland, phon~ 742-441i5. 2-l9-6tc ment. Phone 992--3658. 2·11 -tfc Phone 912-33M. '! ROOM FOUR ROOM furnished apart- Auto Ca•••r, Jack W. Oblo. 3 blocks from Pomeroy post offtce, 992-5392 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ut!c THREE·room furnished As low as.... 1-19-Jtc DAD'S TESTIMONY Thre~ $140• 50 POMEROY Moor MGd•l• CORVAffi, ' door, 'II! motor. four new tires. Automatic. G. A. Deem. S-IUtc Ft'Tl'''SHF.D ani unfurnished arartments . Close to school. Phone 992-5434. DIRECT DRIVE CHAIN SAWS inch barrel shotgun. George ifill, Rocine. Phone 9411-43111. :I-lUte lhers, 618 E. Main st., Pomeroy. Phone 992-2443. 2-7-tlc Property Y••• We Have T~ HOMELITE MOUNTAINEER truck COYOI', 36 tnebes high, !GO 1nebes long, 15 lnches wide, paneled wood interior, inskle and outside lights, l!"ld and willie; also Wincbesler model IZ heavy we(8111, lull choke, 30 SHUX• :t THOUGHT ..... ~. "t ' '* .•...t.: ·~· an �.. . U- 'lilt llolb ._,nel, P--111Jddleport, 0., 1burocll1; f"eOniUY 20, IMI T~ Ame:ic: !cr Chrlet -::tf!er- h.r; to be tllkea at the Mldine.. ..,... Flrot BlpUst ChUI"<hSundo>- ':f~! !..'!n!OO..~{iuri.nt!'meetings a oi the ci.rclea ol the H. San-born Ml &aiotary Society Tuesday night. Members were reminded Ullt the lll.Utllted ctn1rch &a.]lal300 and thlt the o«erlrw ~· underwrite many American a.p... tisb in miuion lielda, includllw -• ·-tile._-· urban ghettos and rural areas. Natlonal goal ror the Amerit:a Cor Christ oReritl8 Is $750,000. Girls Black/White Hush Puppy Saddle Oxfords Discontinuecl Styles 8-D W;dths N· M·W' (Ooly 13 poh) Girls Wht. Ked OXFORDS Many narrow widths 12.11 pr . or New Spri111 Special 17 Pairs Beige Patent Brown Robin Hood Romper HI Shoes Sizo ..S D 8. E 1 Group Miss America Sline. Buy For Next Fall AA & B S Widths Missy Mates Size BIH2 Rer. 5.99 5 Pr. Childrens Oxfords Size 4-6 sa.oo White Infant Hi Top Br Robin Hood llot Scattered Styles an.d Sizes Only$ I ~ler wa1 aulated in in11 at "'Chrlll. The state b.xt! is $37,000. WVE JOY CIRCLE Plans "ere announced Cor the Anllther rood box wiU be preWorld Day ol P.-.yer services pared tor the Dr. Fraflk Curry on March 7 at the church. Mrs. tamill' In India, the Love Joy Richard Owen will be the leader Circle decided. During the meet. ror the service spoosored by ing held at the hmle ol M r s. Church Women United on the theme, " Growing Together In Manning Kloes, it was voted to give $4 to the milk program at Christ. " Members were also reminded the Micklleport s chool. Additional money ror the schol· to start world~ on layettes ror arshlp fund ror a Btpdstgirl was tht~ Women's Conference to be contributed and plana were made held i.n June at Granville. Pro-. vl.ding layettes i s an annual mis- to send a birthday gift to Vernon s ion project ror the conference. Brooks, a hc:me mlsslorary, and to a sllut-in. DORCAS L"1RCLE Mra. Kloes opened Olemeetlrv Meeting at the home of Mrs. with devotions using "Keys .. as Tony Fowler, Dorcas Circle members discus sed needs of the her theme. The love gift. dediMeigs County ChiJdren's Home cation was by Mrs. Frances ard decided on a shower of tow- Bearhs. The hostess served retreshments. els and wash cloths. The items are to be taken to church Sunttay ELECT A CIRCLE morrti~ Dr. and Mrs. Frank Curry and It was decided that the nen their daughter, Patricia, serving meetlfl8 will be held at the home aa missionaries in lndil, wUI be of Mrs. Arlan Ki118, ah:l that Mrs. sent birthday gifts by the Elertll Milton Hood will present de~ Circle. tions for the Sanborn Society in Mrs. Willis Althony, chairMarch. Thanks were extended to man, presided at the meeting at the class by Mrs. Grace Hysell the home ot Mrs. Harold Chase. Cor birthday and hoUda.y rememMrs. Anthony read "Heroiam•• brances. The program teatured a skit an:l Mrs. Charles Edwards gave entitled "Lire to the Word." The devotions entitled "The Open costumed parts were taken by Door. " The love gift dedication Mrs. Charle s Simons, Mrs. was by Mra. Paul Smart. Mrs. Ted Riley, Jr.,presented Bert BotUmer aJXI Mrs. Fowler. Mrs. John McNeil opened the the program prepared by Mrs. meeting with scripture, medita-- Charles Bennett. "Plus or Min. tion and a prayer. The love gift us" was the topic. A salad course dedication was given by M r s. was served to the 16 members aiXI one guest, Barbara Anthony. Charles White. 1.00 Make Elber~-'elds In Pomerov J' .I Your Shopping Center! 1 i I 1 1 Il vocal diet by Mrl!l, Harry Clark and Mrs. Gerald Pullins, and a solo by tbe Rev. William Airsoo. Mrs. Raymond Cole gave a report of the recent "Trieeting of the Meigs County Council of Par. ents and Teachers. The sixth grade wm the attendance bamer. Refreshments were served by Morris, and Mrs. Harry Swa:rU . Past presidents ol both the "Ideal Scrapbooks" were preBedford and the Salisbury P.T.A. sented to each ol the ps.st presi· units were hcmored during the dents attencHng by Mrs. Ken· program presented by Mrs. Ed. nedy• ward Keme$. Present Cor tile Included on the program was meeting were Mrs. Maxine Arn- a talk by Mrs. Homer Holter who Mrs. Geoltrey WU son and Mrs. old, Mrs. Hugll Bearhs, Mrs.. also showed slides taken on her Kennedy, fourth grade mothers. Opha Octutt, Mrs. James wm. trip last summer to the llol}o The blue and gold P.T.A. col. Mrs, Wllilam Ohllopr, all o1 Land and Eur"'O* ore wer& c:.rrled out in tbe table the Salisbury unit; ond Mrs. VlrThe Rag ceremony by Junior decoraUons. A cake decorated in 1111 King, Mrs. Roland Eastman, Girl Scout 'C'roop 100 apened the blue and white was served with and Mri. Doyle Sargent, past meeting. The Rev. Eugene GUI )lUnch ond coffee. Gold napklno presidents of the tormer Bed· led and a were used. ford unit. Not present for the observ. ance were Mrs. WOllam Bar~ tela. Mrs. George starcber, Mrs. I Mrs. Bad- FRIDAY FOOD SALE~ Frida¥, beginning 10 L m. at Cross Store, Raclnei homemade vegetable am noodle swp, baked goods; opcmsored by Letart Folio Methodlat wscs. TIDRD FRIDAY Club, Friday, 7:30 p.m. at the borne of Mrs, Mabel W ol te. SATURDAY GEORGE WASIDNGTON Birthday - r Saturday beglnnl~ 4:3Cl p.m. at Syracuae Elemen.. tary School, aponsored by Ladies Auxiliary, Syracuse Fire Depart- ment. UIGH SCHOOL DANCE Part,y, Melgo Junior High ·School auditorium In PM'Ieroy, 8 to II p.m. The Jays wlli emcee. 0pe_!l to the public. CHD.I SUPPER, belllnnlng 4 p.m. sarun~oy 1n Ma._ .c buDdIDg at Cheoter oponsoredby Chester Youth Orplllzatlon. Slblrday, SUNDAY NATIVITY DEANERY, Catholie Women's Club, quarter)J meetl~ a1 s~ Parish In Nelooovllle, 2 p.m. Sunday. MONDAY TENT 95, Daughters ot Union Veterans, 7:30 p. m. ~at D. A. V. Hall Andre"• TRAINED AS GUERRILLA Arillj' Private Robert M. NeweU, 23, soo or Mrs. Aha M. Newell, Reule 1, eOIJt)leted nine weeks of. advanced l'*'lry training Jan. Z4 It Ft. Polk, La., lllo laat week In guerrilla warfare exerciees. CIIESIURE - THE MEIGS IIIEA TIE FABRIC TONIGHT, FEBRUARY 20 SHOP ZIG-lAG IIWINQ MACHINE WiTHCAIEI 992-2214 11$.W. SECOND .· 'fOIEROY --------· 'JbltQJIIIMMfMMbutlonholll, . . . . .................... I lull. . . . . . . . - - NOT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21 - 22 "'WILL PENNY" I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I1 I I I: I I 1 I I I I I I I I I III . FLOO~ • GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS IN THE HOUSEWARES DEPT. • NEW SHIPMENT OF WAGNER MAGNALITE COOKWARE IN THE HOUSEWARES DEPT. SALE OF STEREO RECORD ALBUMS FOR $1.29 IN THE MUSIC II ! I I I ~----------------------------------· I ( I ~-ivorww It~ r VALLEY FORGE, PA - GEN. HAROLD K. JOHNSON, a ourYl\'111" ot the llotaia "DoolltMaro:b"o!WorldWar D ond former Arillj' dlle! or llalr, wu llll!ed lllo rec!jllont Friday of F r - Fwndatioa'a hi8heot lloaor. Jdl.n:ac:m, 57, a retired tour-stu general, will recehe the George Wtobii!IIIOO Award and 1 $5,000 ehoek S&turda,y at Volley Forp Mil- 'I • '' I PL., durillg a ceremOQY hl"ld annually on Burs SWEATERS ValuaiD $7.t5 Voluu to$14.95 SWEATERS ' • 1 Lot Lodl01 COATS 1 Lot L0 dloo Jl(UTS Yo1uoo to $25 sa.oo ss.oo· Thls c:olumn wlllbeoneofthoae dllllng with several activities in tho Meigs ioeel School Dlatrl<~ Our tnserviee meetlrwa today - t h e atldents a little tbneofl thia atlernooJL Meedrwa were conduded onphllo&OPh1"reviaJ.on, pupU behaviorarxtdiacl»llne, rec:J.. eraJ program!l for the future, readi!W In !irodeo 1~. ond pr"" posed revlsl0111 In the high achool curriculum. We tee1 that the ~ ue ot such st\I'J.y conunltttea ta greot and quire II0!1h the little lel<hltV time lllot Ia loa~ s2o s14 BIJILOING PROGRESS The tempo of at the high o<hool lias pleked .., notJ""'bly during the laat Two large pours olcqncretehave been made. 1llelnotallatlooollbe buD~ tool m U, ...Oemle wll8 hal otartld ond II IIIOVIIIB ollq at a sood pace. H~ ductl ore beltV plac-.od In ~ lower leve!o. ~ h!> bo,n oil 111o ml4dlo I:Of'tlotl,ot tho <OIIItrllctlon "'"lt. sa.oo S1.08 ·"' w 1'188 10) trw construction. It Ia Iaraer in actuallt;)' than it seemed to be on poper. I think yoo will lind thl& io be true when you see It al10. Tho reglotrallc!> or Cor hi&fl schooJ courua nextJMI' is beiqr campleted. We realize that it JD1¥ be necessary to make aome c:h~Dges after lttdenta leorn tlielr rracles for the n<Ontl semester but we have to pq;h ahead with thla now. 'Jbere will also be aorDe poaolble revlsloo clue to It!)' eurrleular ..,..,., but the)' wlllllo ot , a atoel'll Mturo. We do IIOed to ...,_ t11o llolle lnl1111111tlon that l'tllaritlon produce&. '11111 tallo us ·I!DW inaiU' •-1111 wlllllo Ilktr• .."l.t COlli' BtL Fnm 1hla we ....,.... ~ lni!IY ·elaiiOiwlll be needed aid who will teaeh tllon. I truot that, II 7t1t ha'" a hl&lloehool otudeal, he or obe hao · dl10t11Md fub!re plana with :rcML II IIIIa haa not liken plaoo yet, 7'"' oertalaly ,ohould dlscu11 It ·-nto tho )illifora; ipidl/ll .ar<hlte~ ~~lft!\JOII' t!lo . . - illlllho "'' will tr7 lo .... J!I!IIIifW"il'ad. t ai'Wf ml I .......... • ·' thowbM4>.loolillwiilill!•lluM- •ta••ln ·bothottheiurllllilliao. '' Committee to Appoint New Meigs Coroner In OhiD. "· liiiJilotrati.W'·clmeoa '!"!Jio,if>. ,we ha'" )loci~• ......,...In ....... .-Aro~l,~"'*"~·~ · !lie Jualor J!lcli oolloOIIhli - · , ule'h ...~ "'!W.•·~ by Ttllt-l!tli ~\l¥tf~leiill,..tood . Re1. $1.50 SJ.08 pr. lnvttatlon to last night's meettog to dlseuas how schOOl work the committee was a letter the .......- ......... ._..u-1 ....... C<louiiJ -wblda hal - M =I· " elation. lr 8 ond whleh tile - - wortiG' The .or. -- . ,· ldJoar'lool . . . . .an•Jed Jdnt a.t "All dtlzrn I ""' pointed out that - . aeveraJ prlneipals were called to attendtheyindlcated they would do 10. It was Oeeided by Lhe group to hOld the omct citizens meeting in the bend area or the coun. ()' and the next Jn the lower mull - k togotiiOC ,.. till .... . - o1 countr Sehools, n iiDd ~ •au. crt,. 111 we ore ll8hllnl-la-. than the Ol'le we Jult e a m • through.•· lnere&llnc ...._ . . _ . . qui. . . . oold Ill low30o.~e..... temperature chen&e; cblnee ~ occasioorU rabt in tbe welt JOTlion late In day. tile TEN CENTS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1969 of Regents, an:l police braced By United Prell bternatioml tbree tllousaPd demonstra- ror possible further violence. Reagan earller 1 n c e n s e d UJrs, many ehantiJV "We want Relpn • . • get 'em. • • kill studeri. radicals and nonstudent 'em." ran wild at the University members ot Berkeley's tuppie ot California's Berkeley campus community by declarifw the Thursday, overturniftl pollee campus in a stale ot "extreme National Guard vans, stoning law omcers and emergency. " hurling back tear gas cannis~rs troops were rq,ortec:l ready to police threw to disperse thbl. move on campus at Reagan's Gov. Ronald Reagan was to order. Thursday. in Sacramento, arrha· today for the second·' aNI' coneluding sessiOn ot the Reagan de clared 01 we're up University of Cllifornia Board against guerrilla wartare" and coowlalned the unl""ralt;y hod The Meigs County Republican Exeeutlve <OIIIIIIIttee will meet Friday, Feb. 28 to Cllllsider the awoJntment of a successor to fill the unexpired term of late Coroner Henry Ewing, Chair. man Leslie Fultz said Thurs- . ,, ' bl!lldl• · - tho llil!b¥ ~... ..... :. SOCIS ci,pala were issued a spedal Another point brooolll out by not llll.tehed state autllorl.ttes in eopq wltb the disorder. Ellmhw.te Them .. When you're engaged in guerrUla warfare, you eliminate them by firing the faculty invblved and e xp e Ill ng students," Reagan said. He authorized unlimited uae of the state Highwa.y Patrol. The uproar was the moat vi~ent since a cOIJition of minority students declared a strike on the 2B.O()()..student campus a morth ago. The demonstrators screamed tor Reagan, smashed wlrxlows with rocks and shouted obscenities at University Hall, where the regents were meeting. A canister ot tear gas, authorities said, was thrown at police. Police retaliated with a lll¥Je barrage ot tear gas. The demonstrators tossed back the canisters, overturned two pl.dcbwagons and pelted the pursuilll: otncera with rocks. bottles and eana. 11J GEORGE HARGRAVES, S!GJ~ I am <0111tantly BUl]lrloed by Its or 1..- llll' grlqllng is that It don't get much publicii;Y but this Meigs Local School Dittric:t actual sin 11 it takes torm dur- provides an oplt(Jrtulit)> to more pr<JKI'am Ia one oc the most im- Sllort Shirts Mtns wUneJsed."' High School Construction Quickens BLOUSES llot $4 00 $ OO 5 Ivy Laague Pormonont p,.n, Vol, to $9.00 LEVIS RtJ.$4.98 1 Group Mens $27.50 • ~ ddzena? Thil was at¥)ther en .mple ol ignoring the ei.Uzeoa and the rehiring ol &nlth ""' the bfge.st railroad I bave ever Speaking of Schools--No. 79 S4.00 WHITE SHIRT$ ~15.~ 50 1 Group lteias Maraua Rea. $3.50 1 Group Colored (Contlllled on • ' ! Val•• to 3 drtvera - with the committee ll,)'ing aU letters or eriUdam were welcome. II hu been announced prior to the meeting that school prln. lngnoattendontothewllheo POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JERUSALEM - A POWERFUL EXPLOSION WENT oil In the meat BeCtion or a jammed saprmarket in dmnrtcJrtn Jerusalem iod~J, kllliJW two persons and inJUI"ina another 2G. Most~ the euualttea were women. Four Ullited Nationa omcerrr~ were injured. Police also tound a lxmb oear the Britiah COD!ulate in another sectlco of the elty, but IJWll&8ll to place It In a vac:ant lot before It day. eJPloded harmlessly. Police declined to speculate oa who planted b: wu not disclosed who will tbe bcnbs. Tbey eame just three da7• abr Arab terrorists shot ~ be the applicant or appUcants tor Ul Jaraell El Al jetUDer at Zurich. Switzerlud. tbe office held by the late Mr. ·---1 ,A· • Ewing lor a period ol almost Maulve eWdenoe of llo .....,. ONen.IIW 35 yOIJ"s until hlo death last MooSAIGON - .'nil!: V. S. COMNANDEII "' IN vumiAII, Gl& cre~a~>- day o!ternoon. tan W. Abrams, said today there was umasaive evldeoce" that the A provision ot the law re .. Ccarununlsta woUld launeh a new o«enatve. Gen. Abnma said, how- quires that the ol!ice of eoronor, he did not thlnk there would be a ma.Jor attack on Sllgoo, a1- ner be ftlled Ill' a phyolclan. Tho thou!lh he said the diY mlghl be obelletl. late Mr. Ewing was one ol tl>e "There is mauive evidence that there wW be an olfeDilve, lalt tbreenon-iJb1alclancoroaera • f I $ 00 S 00 AJI)le Grove dU.Zen ln favor elf !llpl. &nltb ond berotlng tbe bus coiled · - to speak, there ... mt me in ihe audlw.w. One oorn.mlttee rnember stated, ·~ eondemn the pr1nclpa.la, rw Clll read between the linea, thtr:f were atnld to .attend. .. Deooled To 1M lntere.t. Of'lM Meigo-MOMJII Area FLAG PRI!SI!NTED - Mrs. Gonld Wildermuth, rltllt. Ill behalf or P0010roy Drew Webster Post No. 39 Auxiliary, prelonted 1 new !lag to Senior Girl Seort Tr<q> No. 198 thls wMk. Left to right are Mre. Frank Power&, trot:v leederi Carel Hargraves, Becky Triplett, Debbie Hunnell, Ju:ly McKrqlrt, Mal")' POII"IOII, Debbie Lalley ond Mrs. Wildermuth. - Sentinel Photo. AU these values ••• Yaluoo to $5.95 A letter wu read trom one Nell~ol ..... .... lllo _ o r .... , I Two lciUed in downtDUln }erUMJlem llot ble would occur - Wb7 waa &Jpt. &nlth rehlrotl at t h a t meetlne ond then the . - . , . abruptly adjourned, the boar<! PO.Y- to- However, whellllrinclpllt were Mount Opposition To Gov. Reagan 1 Lot • by. WMn albd If the drivers bad theN rules before, one driver utiWered, 11 never." ..........,.. ... ' be made up. Berkeley Demonstrators 1 ·ear Up Police Vans, Stone Law Officers MIDDLEPORT 8 out n!lol ot - r to live made them think there wa1 11!11)inj: &u l:oi trooble7 The cttt::~~ ettendiDI had 00 lnk11ncthat trou- m!a.sed cl1rin& ltrlke waa to tad.,.. ...... VOL XXI , NO. 212 CLOTHIERS Val. to $19.95 .-..too but drlvera 1w:1 received since _ . , _ ot the otrlke, - the lut bolrd -olllelaii'IWbat Weather Waahlrwton'• birthday. s1o.oo · - to - • '' I Elberfelds In Pomeroy l La11e Group Popular Brand 15c Tho . - . , . wao "'JJOIIOl with a pra,rer by Bob AUbright, mem· ber "'the <OIIIIIIIttee and the .... lion waa prealc:led mer by Ray Thornton. chairman. A report or. the financial committee was given and donatbl1 were received to heJp defray expenses. I I I . I I pEP~~TME~lJ~-~E~-~-~~~~----------------- 1 I BE THRifTY! I II SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM II lLAOTNCOTRSDUROYVolu01 to $9.00 P Sizes 29 to AI pr. ae~Ushed. I DRESS HATS Voluo• to $15.95 Vol~•• to tem. A dlKUnlon WIIB held on the variOUI way& th11 C!OU.Id be The poorelt people In t h e world are the Plntllal, diiCOY· ered In 1957 Uvlng In the northern Territory ~ Australia with· out any lnrorile and subsisting oa water rrom eump hole. and eating rata. itary Academy, Wayne, DRESS SOCIS -····- ., lllo - - ond 1--rd !h:lbe, Pt. Pl:e~..S, waa elected at another member to t h e committee to inture ftve mem ber• pniOIII at Ill tlmea. Ed Grime& aid, (you) "think we're ftlek with tJda adm1nlatraUon (aehool) for lour yeoro, but we're not - we have tldna• we can go to eou.rt with OOii, but can't be revealed at tbia meet. inll be<auoo we 110Uld be l!lrlng out our ammuntdOD," Crimea 1Jent oa to alk, ·~ were lllo state ond CIIY pollee polltlea" In the sehool IJI- I 1 LOT - STETSON & CHAMPS (Technlc:oi<H") lllarlton HeltOt!-J,.nU.cl<ott "ARIZONA BVSHWACKERS'' ITecllnlc:olor) Howard Keei-Y....,.DeCorlo SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. ·~ Now You Know I I I I 1 LOT MENS 1 Laree Group PANTS ~ I I &1 One point ltreloed by t h e «NNII1ll.ttee ... the UeJ.e&ldng up members - of Intimidation by the board, ol school prlnclpolo stay. 1I ·, . . . . 1 1 II BAH JACKETS .. Mrt. Am McCoJ ot. C r a b Creok woo named ..........,. o! u.. mo.-tlng. m DRESSES • SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE OF WOMENS LANSING SWEATERS - • SALE OF MENS AND BOYS COATS AND JACKETS I • r.tENS BIG YANK UNIFORMS AT SALE PRICES I GLIDDEN PAINT SALE IN THE HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT • CUSTOM MADE DRAPERY SALE ON THE 2ND FLOOR I SALE OF ROOM SIZE RUGS ON THE 2ND FLOOR SEE THE NEW SPRING LINE OF BUSTER BROWN WEAR FOR TOTS, BOYS AND GIRLS ON THE MAIN FLOOR. 1 ·THE SPRING LINE OF KAYSER GLOVES ON THE MAIN FLOOR • BOW-AGE AND KATE GREENAWAY DRESSES FOR GIRLS. ALL 1· SIZES. TERRIFIC SELECTION 1 • ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF KIMBALL PIANOS ON SALE IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT 1 • SALE OF METAL KITCHEN CABINETS AND WARDROBES ON THE I 2ND FLOOR I ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF MAGIC CHEF GAS DRYERS AND ELECTRIC RANGES • SALE OF 5, 7 AND 9 PC. DINETTE SETS ON THE 2ND AND 3RD : I I eauae at rear, were IOUIIded may be more trqlle than 1 o m e lh!nk. Tltl1 beeame apparent 'Illlrsday n1111t 1n the or the Ma1011 Cowey courthouaeata meeting ollllo Ma.... Coou11J Citiz en~ ('~..rnfttN A ~ltv crowd attalded. Hints of threat• to come by the board to lU drlvera, and by the committee to the board JJ· ~ 1r--------------- -------------------··-·-·----··········-~. ~;ou;u:::::::::::: -~-- inll awo,y lro!n the moetlnl be- Board and ttl tehool tua dri\l"ere I= ~- ---------------------------------------• THIS WEEK END IE ARE HAVING OUR SPRING SALE OF WOIIENS I1 I Salisbury PTA Past Presidents Recognized 1 Recognitioo ol past presidents ford, Mrs. Glen Ta,ylor, Mrs. ldgbllgbted the Theoda> night Vern WeD, Mrs. HUber Qdvey, Founder's Da.y observance of Mrs. George Carper, Mn. G1y WALTmiS PI". PLEASANT - The peaee between iho lliuun Cwnio SWool BY MAXINE : WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME . OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9. USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT ACROSS FROM THE 2ND STREET ENTRANCE . l IN CHARLEsTON NEW HAVEN - Mro. David Fields, Jr. , State Secretary Cor the West Virginia Woman's Mia· sionary Society, attended an executive committee meeting at the Main Street Church of God tn Charleston. --- .. ··-·- Citizens Committee Hints of More School Controvm:sy Ii------------------------~~--------1 , I • 1be Trlnll7 Ullltod Churdo The eandleUibt breUfaat -..s sened at &lbles cxwered with white dolhll ond - e d with Cl'OSIH IW'rounded by fern and Oowers, CbalrmU ol the ,pet hour oiJ. tenanc:e wu Mrs. B1ll Perrin. II bepn with I mocllo,y or recorded Clllet musJc by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng. Welcome was exteftd.. ed too Mrs. Mary Kautz, (Oilld president, and the aerlpture was reed relip)Dsively. Mrs. Perrin had the eall to WOrlhip preceding a prayer in unl1011., mdgr'(q) singing ol. "Beneath the Cross o1. Jesus." Scripture read by Mrs. Kautz was Luke Z3, 32-43. "Lord Remember Me"' was the meditaUon topic by Mrs. Perrin. Using the scene ot. the erosa as the baala for her commerts. Mrs. Perrin pointed to the two thieves, the me with an aware· ness o( hiS Sin, the other BCCUS· ~ Christ, to empbaslze forgiveness for sins. To cmclude she quoted Christ "Today thou shalt be with me In paradise... A recorded vocal selectlon, '"Were You There When They Cruclfled My Lord.. by Mra. Marvin Burt preceded a quiet time of sUent prlcyer for peace ln the world and peace of heart at this Lenten time. • Hour~<OflOieoioo.~ :;~ ~ Nra. PerriD cond- wllh Boplllt or llld- Foreot .Run lltjltllt Cllur<h. Foro : ..., prayer from ~ Frtn'"• or dleport, """'- Qlu.reh or eot Run Vllltod ,.._~~~, MJ; ; Aulll IIIII nod 1 poem '"' Lonl. Chrllt, l'l>morol" Vllltod Molh<>- DOr..Uie Vllltod Metllodlllt onol, a.trehoo . . . , . . . - w o r e dllt, Pomeroy Boptlll, Grace lllo hoot dlurcb.. ;ad QUiet hDbr Wecb!ed!,y mM'ftoo the Salisbury P.T.A. Sizes are broken •J Mr!-. ....... ~--in!~• doleo Me!p C<louiiJ <blreh- aerriqr nfreahmetU carrylne M the Wa~hlJwl,oa DIY theme by ber diQefrter, Mra. Kina, Attenr:lina be1lde1 thole oam.ed were Mra. Beulah White, Mra. Petri Hotrman, Mra. Nan Divis, ancl Mro. E. I. Hugheo. -- - ······· .,._ ... ·-·· -·--· ... • •• 81 Attend Lenten Breakfast and Quiet Baptist Circles Meet on Tuesday ·· · ~- .... 'l ..W '~Jfi~l!""'i"",~ lo!! ~'"j;\··'·"l• • •• •• • !"' ' ,. 0.. IDplt reyoi) !W ~ ""c • , ·· o nNrlymeettheedu<atlonolneeds of the atudents lnvol ved. It is our inte.aion to eondnue this pro- ·-llnl p-am rext year. We wlll very lOOft be to oeleellllo atudenta who should be In theie clauea. Next year's elsJtth grade claues in these two areas will be modo .., Jarply ol thOoe 111>dontl who have been In them In tho IOYOnlh p-atio. There will be some lddlUons andl 101118 deleUDillt but most wUl corKI~We. 1:- •-nt• whowiUbeln•xt year's aeveath ,rlldeaecelented and temedlal ....... will be oeloclod .., t11o lloolo ot post 1<- •oowii.......,•IanlardlifedliO•t ecoree, reslilts of lblllt;J ~ltirw. ml '-<hor ..-ndtltloil, WI Willa~ 1o do thlolnlllo1011<11 way poa.W. ml,.. eortalaly do not' wailt ...-o!!ll clio' ' whet euoainll with our ..,harii 11 dtalr ncam.na 'J' GD WM!~:tf'an lntlhldual 1tulleiltl.kthl!1olthl.a ld!d <llllltllfWiy ..:Oal!eli U..'liu•• lor Oluectt• 11!1)~ Your c_.uto~ 1!1\IMrlf!llllll!lll -IV-~ Ill 11110 ...... Wo havo ...~ unlla.ot ..,..... edui:IIIOII ~ IDII!I!'\IIo, ' ' . > ' trld. 'Jbeoo ..- clu.., . 1... vol'! Oft~ -~?'~."~~tTbey .. ~;- ' ·."~.: j-'.' 'l'j. portant ones 'll'e have in operatiOIL The etudenta eDrolled In these proerams are those "ho have hid or would have some diffteult;y in the nplar clasaroam. Special education classes give them lllo ~IIY to tP"OII lnl develop at their own rate and to lind a greater meaaure ol suecell than ttte,. would otherwise. A ehlld deouveo an _...,.IY tor hi&Jplaeaa. Without t:hl.nce for acme auceeas in1ehoal, there Is little protlolm fur 111 _ . IIIIIIY to be ~- Studonll In U.se claaaea can be aueceutul alii tho,y Wlllo ~. mony lor the arat tllne 1n lo!ll of eJPiliinc:e in aehaol. I can't oye.._.,.llae t11o nlue of IIIIa ,....,... ond lllo !te<eniQ> for ltavlnl It llmctlon e!!eedveb' ml dovelqJ •• !IOIIIIod. I will kelp )'CIII loformed I I to tho dlfectlotl thlo ......,.... wiD llo llldae. The ealmna has wand8red a lUIIe bit toldlht IIIIo ......._ arou. It lo my . _ that I ha.. tcuchotl upco 1111110thlrc thai lo ot l!!lanot .to II then aro •ublecta thol 7tlt ........ like to ltavo cllacuoaid In future .,. ti.M, Jleuo ..U. me U!d 1 will til,, 8>)' bolt to ....,.;. JOU!' re& 1-• ..... Real estate taxes, already the subject ol. IIUIDU'OUI ...,.....,... in Meigs eouncy, DIB.Y take ardher turn lor the worse. Whether the real estate tu slttatlon woraena will dlpea:l 'IHJII the outcome ot a public hearirw at 9 a. m. Monla.y, March 24. lD C. lumbus. Proposed uneDdmeot.s to real estate tax reguladoaa will lie alnd. The heorlng will be before the -..! of Taj! ~ Ill till Ohio Departments bulldiag. Interested _periOU IDitl be beard n.e ameOOments concern recent decl.aioaa ~ tlw: Ohio Court whleh has reol!lrmed Iii oorller lmerpnololkl! ol tho Ia - 120 Attend Father-Son Banquet Fathers. sons and "ad<1)ted sol18"' - 120 in number - dined Thursday evening at the annual banqoot of Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM, prepared by ladies of Chlprer 186, O.E. S. Following dinner, the Oagpresentation was by Ohio Valley Commanr:lery Knights Templar and Fred Blaettnar, P. M.; the inv~ cation was by Rev. WUbur Perrin, and Worshipful Master HartweU Curd welcomed the assembl,y. Theodore T. Reed. Jr., past district deputy grand master, in· traduced Ben Evans or Jackson, paat grand master of the Grand Lodge ot Ohio F&AM. who presented 50 year lapel emblems to Frank ll Johnston and Clarence Massor, and 25 year lapel pins to WOllam G. Seyfried, George A. Meirilart, Benjamin F. Turner, s..n-... ~ ond-iNUdltVo.must llo set ~-value." The ·court may baYe. the. staie·-··-~~~­ iOr aiaiilt~Ma& "bstanaia property tax assessments statewide. The "true value in money" of reel prcperty Ia the uCIU'l'em market value" of the property involved and is the price at wtdeh property would change hands on the ~ market between buyer llll aeUer. The Board ot ~x Appeals sets a percem.p of the ,.true val• in money" fi.gure Upon which rhe propertY OWD81' pays tue&. According to the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, this perceatap tram county to county has ranged from 29.59 per cent to 44.16 per cent. an:l George D. Massar. Cecil E. Barnes of Akron's JOppa. Lodge 666 F&AM, entertained the group with color slides and detalls of Japanese life and culture, eJI(lerienced as a resident engineer for many years. The evening conclllied with a circle of friendship. The pictures show (top) 25 - year - member George Massar, left; h.is lather, 50-year.member Llarence Massari SO·year hoooree Frank H. Johnston, and past grand master Ben Evans. right. The 25-year honorees, Benjamin F. Turner. WU11am G. Seyfried, center, and George A. Meinhart, right, take their bows in the smaller picture. ,'M . ~ · . ww. .,.,."moo ...... ,,,, " . ". . " ,., .., . .!;"$ ., -:> · . ,.•:-;«+ ..\: ·..•.. •·r· u •:•'-:........X.-.·n.-·.,..,, •·"h ·w''~''"""'~· ::;-:~.·XO:-:> • !• -.;...:-••:::.:;:;:.:-:-·· • • .•!•.-.v:•.• ·>. :·:~ ·!:!;..-.;-:•:•:!:•:..:::.:·::::::.:-:•:••. Dr. Alphus Christensen. President oC Rio Grande College, said kda;y apparent ~spread reports ot "tiring&" of one or more professors here because ot pacifist activities are groundless. 'The reporta, he suggested, grew out ot a report published a week 880 by the Hlftington Herald Dispatch - retracted the next lssue- ttw.ta ••political science major" had been suspei'Jd. ed for certain activities on the occasion of the appearance 10 ~~ qo of Marine recruiters at the college. 'Tbe recruiters had me ot their best and biggest da,ys of business. and there was an orderly exPression ot opinion q,... posing their activities.'• He added, "11\ere was no trouble, and no hllitructor or professor has been su59ended." He further lndJeated the reports may have originated ln the llll:t that one lllatru<:ll>r hao ..-.nc:ecl his reollftatlon. ond another Mt been intormed his contract will not be renewed. "Theae events bid uothl-.w: to do with the recruitment do,y. Tho,y ~n all the time In all eolleges," he laid. • RIO GRANDE - Residents Make ·Tape Middleport vlllageollldaltlllll relldentl near the llfJ'IIf landfill ......, In Salllllucy loWnoblp ..,. Mlddlepon vlllqe wore making lllpeo 101" teleri• .... 1~1 Frldo,r ll10n!lnjr. Reaidenta rtH:r the d u m p whleh woo _...t Jan. I hove been .......""""' to JIUbll< otfldall the lluDj> ilpan- Several representatives d. the Ohio Dep"OI"tmimt ol Health have vJsited the dump as a result ol complalnlo. However, It 11 reported thai apparently there an no Violatlona there. II Ia reported that buralng Ia ..... mlttod until JWt I ond that some burninll In cle&l&nalod ..ctl.... 1tlli be permitted .... alter July Meigs County property owners p.,- on a 40 per cent basis o1 the true value as set by appraisal firms which each six yean - lDier Ohio law - reappraise real estate in the county. The board baaed its call for heari('lgll upon indicetloa by the Stt>reme Court that the percentage should be uniform thr~ 1be state, whi ch is an extension of the ••wnform rule" dletiQp noted above. Proposed rules to be considered pro\'ide for s.everal9«ceatqe points, ranging from a low of 38, to the high of 42. The _pereea&age decided ~ by the Board will be lhe ooo to be In effect tbrou81>out the entire state. If the board should go for the lower figure, 38 per eent of tbe real value of real estate, then Meigs Countians would beneJ!t b)' two per cent. However, should the higher Qgure be adopted, then tuu: would increase. MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR GORDON CALDWEll urges llolp residents to atteh:l the March 24 hee.rilw an!l voice their ~lnioDs • the tax percentages. THE 01-00 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE in a recent taatiCil :r.searcll bulletin asked 1C the Supreme Cwrt in its dedsioas tndlc:~ted that the &.rd of Tax ,&4:1pe&1s shwld require liUII.Ial rNOPralaala In every county. Reappraisals are costly. The recent one C'OI'DPieted iD Melp County ran to $59,600 Not a paltry sum, to be sure. Blamed for 3 Wrecks POINT PLEASANT - T h e road between the AwaJ.acbian Power Co. o«tces oo Jefferson Bldv. and Gallipolis. Ferry might have been mistaken for a sector of the Battle oC t l1 e llllgo Thlrstloy night. And ohorlfl's deportment til- ricers have charpd Wa,yne S. Clark. 47, 1-bmUngton, as cause "' It ell. Clark was tahtl into eusto4,v •t 11 p.m. alter apparently: Slrlklng a vehlele, while enroote !lOUth, at the Appeladllan POwer ~ 011 Jotrer..., Blvd. driven ey Gary Wayne · Atldn:aon, 20 1 Pl. Plea1811t. - 111tt1na a vohl de at S a I t Creek CO Rl. Z, a ln!cl< llriY· w. "'Gal- Jer.,. Brodlo,y lipolis, Ohio, ......... Ill' Char... Planf8 ot GalllpoUa Ji'ony. - lllttlnc • ln!cl< - .. by . . by ed at $900 to tbe vehlcleslnvolY ... . ed. Mrs. AtldDaon, a ln her husband'• ear, eompaq.. ed of a knee bruf.H. Three <harps ol h l t loclged oplnlt Clork WO!rl ..... pu._... plemented !v" a !ourlh- llol•r .. lt or not - of intmdaatlna. MRS. LAWHEAD JNJVRID Word has hoeo l'eeohodby Mr. Alfred Elberfeld that !do 11...:. IIHI,, Mol")' B. Laflhood. {a 1 patient In Momorlal Hooplt.l in florida. She Wu tabllthon aller ou!lle..U. ' !racturod .._ Peraons wlobllw ID - .,.._ do .. io _ . . . lloopJI. ... ArUI!IIIOO ~. .... SOl'- · - Fiorl4a. Bu_,v,._ ACCEPTING CONTIIM;'I'S The Flrt!Joio pa..- lo!I<.CIIPUDI_.,_~ 1107 N-~ 60, Pt. Plealllt ai Gelllpolle FO!T)' !there he - - ol u,. dlltlliil Rutlanl. ..,. ... tltln. 'l1lo,y ..... - - ViJ,. I. by a <llllol lliiiVIlM Middleport •• the only Melp Wll lloi1Ped ond ..... oounl;y ond olllclt!la Pl"!!eltlria buralna at tbe ntii CouniY <OIIl!tlunlt;J to open ........ grwp of Irate dtitons ond hold .Wo to s,!Onl ~ ~ dlulq! •• well •• other ol tho aparlllocl. phaao• !Ill Aunp ond )Urellaoed land for that lluDj> last year • Rood,-- WIW oateer1 arrived. · ~ damlge ""' eatlmat- ContoT ID ·Quler, . . . . . - !tun . . _ - _ , . j f � 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. 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