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The group also was told that If burning or garbage is permitted, which cootnrt to law, the health department should pur&Ue s legal meanJ of stopping It lhrougll the prol4!cutor•s office. No vlolatlon of law has been establish- eel. The commlssloners, in other acUvity, approved a resotutlon to adVertise tor applications under tile Unl!orm Depository Act whereby awards of active· and Inactive deposit& of public money would be made to one or more of the banks In the coun\Y. Treasurer Howard E. Frank presented t h e commlssiooera with papers to proceed Jn issuing the notice of application In conformlt;,v with a resolution that estimated aggregate maximum amounts oC p.~blic tunds at any time during a two year period would total $200,000 In Inactive deposits, $400,000 ltl acdve deposits, and $500,000 In Interim deposits. Also attending were Commissioners Charles R, Karr, Sr., president; 'Ralpy W, Clark and Warden Ours; !Ughway &lpt. Jlclland Crabtree and commissJon Clerk Martha Chambers. WASHINGTON OOPO- Former President Dwight D, El•· Ro·c·-~-.&... ,.....~ -·J\tj~ AW, WIZER, Y'GOTTA BE KIDDIN'! 290 H. P. I Sports Appeara1 Group. Wheel Ct Radio, W/S/W T Power Sleefin&, Optional Equipn TEN CENTS THERE'S YEI.-LOW IN 'rt>UR EYEIW.LS '" SAIGON (UPO - OlerrlUas slammed lllree IOOiJOIIIId rockets Into Salam 1nda,y and ooe of tllem hit a hollllliai one block from tile u. S. Embaooy, AmerIcan Marlna,s !brew ot! a Nortb Vietnamese attack below the Demilitarized. At least 12 South VIetnamese civilian• were killed and more than 20 wounded Ill tile seeonci Communist shelling of Salp In eight da,ys, mo&t ol tllem In a direct hlt m a riveralde shan.. iY where they siOJIL The roeket triggered a fire IIIII destroyed 31homes. A secood 122mm rocket blamed Into ,pte oour1;)'ard of t h e French - rw1 Crall Ho&pl1a.l, opraylng tile wails of a mater~ and pediatric pavllkln wltll ohrapnel and W<JIIIIding tbree ehlldren. \110 hoopltallu bloc.klrom the U. S. Embassy. The tilird rocket lancled "" a Saigon rlverlroot near lhe MaJelllc lloltll, a Saigon londmark at tile end (I( tile Tu il9 1 killed 1 3-year-old bQy a n d wounded lour adults aaleep 011 lhe - · tile Soulll Vletname,. pollee sal~. ME', KING GUZ, HEII.LTf.IIEST r ROBUSTIEST MAN " I~ ALL IV100. -L Lester Baily Dies Saturday 390 V-8 E111ine, Vinyl Roof, Dua !.Oster L. Speakers, W/S/1 Brakes, Cruise-c Air Condition, T other Optionals Baily, who lh"ed hil entire llle In ....~.... tile Raolne, .~.... RD area, di&d Satu,....., evet~,. 1n tile !1)-racuse Nuroing Home. He had been Ul seyeral monilia. Mr. Bell,y wa1 · born Aua!ist 2$, i889, lhe son ollate Thorn.. B. and Julia Aril Baily • He waa a oubstltule maU earrl.er, ...S, a ilfe:tQng member ol lhl Mora- "BE ... ,-u •oallftg ..... • ~.,. up on his rest, appar~ catching Hit ~ear Emba.."sy '!OUR PULSE IS '!OUR HEAP~ HOT .... WHATCI-lA MEAN, HE ..lllSr SAID Tf.l' WIZ.ER'S I WAS A SICK SUPPIN'? MAN! ISN'T'Tl-IAT RIDICULOUS? ~~~u~:~::.:. CAPE KENNEDY OOPOApollo 9 ttwlllerecl into orbit uounl the earth today on a 10.. day llight to make the cllngerooo Orst tests of the Oimsy lunar 11 spider" buUt to land men' on the moon this summer. "Everything loOks fine here," reported spaceship commander Jameli A. McDivitt as he 1M hts crewmen, David R. Scott 1111 Russell L. Sehwelcklrt, rode into space on the most ently well on tile way to overcoming a boot wllll pneumonIa. Gov. Eisenhower spent a CIUiet day, catching up oo h.ls needed rest. His oral Intake and hia vital l!ll.gns continue satisfctorily," doctors at Walter Reed Medical Center reported S...da,y nl&bl Southern's Free Noon Hour Lost dirficult and dangerou& voyage A MOTORIST LAYS A DUST SCREEN at site of the S.Curve improvement on Route 124 in shadow or Philip Sporn stacks at Racine. D. V. Weber Construction Co. has the contract which removes two hazardous 90-degree turns where County Road 28 (Ba&han) intersects the state hlghway. Freezing weather and soggy terraln have slowed progress, but workmen are on the job, and early completion is el(pected. POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, tigation dealt with neglect of the ... .. ' ., I J •' 1 .... ..... - ... .... ..- ... ---·.- ... . .. ... ... . . . ..... , ·~ ~ - I . ..,u.ne. -llllil'!....l ::::= After nearly three hours checking Apollo's 9 sy1tems as though it were moolinird, the astronauts must separate from the third stage, roil lhe shlj) over arxl pull the lurar lander out or Its cocoon. vestigation by the Department or Y<-'llr of the Rooster 4667 goes wild SAN FRANCISCO- FF.STIV!TY TURNED INTO fright In AmerIca's largest Chinatown early Sunday when police battled yruths armed with soupec:I-I.4J cherry bombs arvi Molotov cocktails aner the annua1 Chinese New Year's parade, When the smoke had cleared at least 62persons were injured tnclOOing seven policemen forty persons were placed UJI:Ier arrest following the huge celebration for the year or the rooster 4667, The parade drew more than ~00,000 persons into the narrow streets and back elleys of ChlnaU>wn. tlonal psychiatric aic:les be hired to provide proper care for the patients 24 hours a day, and that irnmedi.ate measures be taken to prevent patients from walking away Crom the hofll)ltal grounds. The jury also recommended the state inYestigate the necessity of providing housing a n d maintenance costs to 35 salaried employes . of the hospital, and that such benefits for the superintendent and business manager or the hOSJJital be abolished. The report said the jury found evidence that some reco~ing employes bad been told to submit false information, and that the Patients' Welfare Fund was being misused. The report said ''purchasl~ practices are very confusing and questionable." Two Superior Ratings Won Solof.'sts and: rrom instrumental a-Ria. f ' t, •' Twenty killed in tml'1ic;a'n:idenu I ·· :1.!' · A! LEAST 20 PEilSONSWEBE killedintnlllcaccldents lnOI!io dlll'ing lhe we0lcelll. TweiW>. ol·llle delthaoeeui-red~- ~ llllal- lUes loci~; Cltauncoy, Lllllla Akers, 18, Alltany, jtlUed whee lhe ear she wa1 a pas-r In crashed oo Ohl9 682, In (Conll- 011- 8) Alhl~ Cooan111 MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS Slel>heD Paul Marelllko, 20, Tq>pers Plains, u. S. Army, lid Karen LucWo ·~Si>racut. 16, Roedsvllli; Robert E. 11abr~ ·ZI, : -•ville, JaniS Karen -e, 18, CoolviUo RD• liooo following: cornot .~' ol steve ~ - Sleve• .f~ ·\.lllllr.Jl ' • ,;,· baey; ..... ~-tiii!,~IMEII!L Ill, Kubn and _.u•.~. ,,~ 8Dd ! lhe trombone trio eompooed ol Robin iluJRDhrey, JUI Swain and David Weber, Reeelvlng "D'' ratings In lhe Junior lli&b David Weber, trombone; Debbie Jetrers, barllme, and Sterry McCain, Roaama WeaverandMartieC&ldweU, plano. RecetviDg a uiD'' rating waa Melody Weaver. Mrs. Cherie• Yeaao played all of tile plano acoomp&Dimeola for the 1111-s. Ste Ia the wile of Dreetor Charles Y- who Indicated he""' ''QiltepleaMd" wltll tile perforlniii<O o1 the otudoots. Peking and MoscowSwapThreats MOSCOW (UPO- The most serious Sino-SoViet battle ever offieially r e p o r t e d brought threats !rom both Moscow and Peking tocia)' ·11111 lurther aggression by each other would be dealt with harshly. The fighting Slnily ... • frozen section of the 5,000-mUe border was one or the most critical develqunenta between the two Communist gllnta since lllelr ldeologtcal spUt nearly 10 years qo. Each said the other was responsible for the clash near Damansky Islard an the Ussuri. as- lmately 20 olher lJand "So are we," came the word t\lre dubbed tbe "spider" Is so weak it cannot &'Ctport its own from Apollo 9. "lt looka beaull. welgtlt on earth, where it rut,"' said Schewichut. uRocer.'' re_plled one ol the wetps six times its moon pilota. McDh1tt ._ted hollllll welgltt. The launch was one of the preii\D'~ the ll)lceeraft'a main most roudne in the amooth engine "went to zero" on the U. shiP' 1 mooltor& but data radlood Apollo aeries. 'lbe rocket took 10 aecoo:la to to tile 11'0111111 • - satlslaet.cl•t lts umbilical tower am, ory. building 14> apeecl wtll II ..nt a A 1e1m or four cloctors p .. the utr011auts lhelr ana1 presonic bomn thullleringaerossthe beaches, arched gently over the Oliht checlwpa aid r'llOrted .., trace of lhe cold& IIIII forced AUintlc. The massive machine di~ the launc:h to be pos1Poned !rom pearecl almost lmmecllllely be- Friday. "They really looked h.llll lhe heavy cloudo covering good," said astr001uta PJyalclan the cape area, lllen lll>llO&recl Chlrleo A. Berry. again hllll> over lhe Atlantic. Aller the 6 L m. medical te&ll · TwO alii a hall minutea after the crew had lhe uslai prWiilitl Uftoft', the IJ)ent flrat stage boos~ brealdaat o1 oenmbled 11111, er !ell away and tile OVHIIIIDO steak, IAIUIIJII eolree. seconi stage took over, nmmlrw S<hweicklrt, a spokethe apac:etraft out of arth'a at- said, took a motie~~pW whilenlnR his apacesult In view ollhe mosphere. u Apollo 9, at five millltea ev- Wneos thet bit tile Apollo 8 crew erybody's looklrw hippy as a shortly after lhe iauoch. elam," p-oulll controllers raThe anal cOIII'IIdoWII started at 2 L m. EST 18 lhe mllbt;y Saturn 5 booster shimmered In the dare of Doudll&bll In tile LOCAL TEMPS ' in Pomeroy's precilWJI hauro. Aslhe oun eame The temperature downtown busliiOss dilllrlct at up, 1 elena• IP'OLnd haze obscured 11:30 L m. tocla)'wu40desreel, lhe rocl<et lrCIII dislaJt view and lhe olcy wu ..erca1t, but weall>ulkter sunny skies. er ....Utlon& remaiiled to ror lhl launch. ~>orne,. ::li''i\ililbraooeholr, ~·t • Its members beingMelanieDean. Rick Buckler, Tom Gumpf, Kathy Cblcbelter, MarUD Osborne, Mary Jo Wolt, Nancy Karr an d Louise Michael; Jemy Dean, Martin osborne, Tom Gumpt and performance, or superior, with Melule Dean, tor their hom very rew tectudcal errors, exem- aoJ.oa, each "D." pJltylng a .. truly muaicalexpresIn Class C ratln&• were Mel~ aion." A ugu rating is excel- anie Dean, up• m plam, and lent, a unr• is average, or good: Bonnie Walker, un,•• a "IV" is ·p oor, and a "'V'' is In the Junior High, the followa very poor perCorm1nce. ing received ' 4 P' ratings: In Class ''A,., which is the Paula Hauber, VIcki ~eer, most ditficult class to enter cl.le Sterry Mccain, Jane Whitehead. to both the dlfficult;y or music Robin Humphrey, Jill Swain, Rick and the degree or proficiency Hallber; the clarinet quartet, c1. which is expected or the per~ Rick Hauber, 91erry McCain, formance, students received the Lucy Holter and Melinda Ami· the Meigs H I g h School Band received two s1e)erior and two excellent ntings in weekend: district ccxnpetitlon held River tn Far Eastern Runla, along a disputed am urde!lned Saturday in Athens. ReCPiving superior- the hiP. section oC the SOviet-Chinese est rating given- were a 'trum- b«der. Both sides su!lerod pet trio composed or Karen Grll- casualties. For the tlrst time, the Kremtilh, John Lohse an;! Sandra Ztr.. Ide 1111 a clarinet quartet IJllde lin told Its ~· Soviet troclla q> ol Jo Ellen Diehl, Sherrl had been kDlecl andwoulllecl !lghto Bllckston, Lee AnD Sebo alii trw lhl Reel Chines. Cblta sold the SOviets used tanks and artll: Irene Barnes. Receiving excellera nUrws- lory In lhe "extremely IIR'" the seeoud highest marking - armed conOict. t• Qlct. ., were Beverly Thompson, Out.. (Peking, In a broodcast solo I<COOlllanlecl by Doma Wel>er. and • nute trio, Miss TIM:rnp- monltur&d In Tokyo alii Hong .... Becl<y Wright anti Koyte VETERANS MEMORIAL Russell HOSPrrAL The Instrumental students Admlallktaa SaCUnioy _ Genowere •~conpntecl 10 Atheos by va ~18, l'lttnOroy; Frances · David Bowen, dlreeiAx', h~ sistant, Glen Shaw, and sppro., Kieln, Mlddl~; Tura Hunter, g....,, the stronge lour-leggod struc- dloecl. Eastern Music Pupils Rated High or tg ltllea ::::::.~=~: .,-~=~= mother (UP!)- A MasonCoun~Grand more than 400 patients confined Public Safety. Jury SuOOay ended its investiga- there. A report of the investigation tion into administrative and CisA confidential report on the in- charged there was lMdequat:e JiiitrumaltaJ students East~~~ J>?llcles o_r l~kln .Stale Hos; , v~stlgatl~n was given J u e _ h~_t _,a~ the __lns.~tu.~~n w)t_en ..th.e ....tr• .iiiP ~ 11'!'1 Jlll!!@...!llll!! ., .pita!" 'iiltdl'-t~· ~~nlatlotr 1 ames U.e 'l'ltomp&on wlifi {he fury i!s\tea If sold ;ti'ltper..,.. Sehool reeel•od IS _.-lor and that Gov. , Arch A. MOore Jr. request ttet he meet w i t h net wore coats to keep wann, tc:qr excellent ratfnp tn District probe the ''gross waste of taX· Moore as soon as possJble to and that a young patient was 15 IOlo and ensemble cootesta payers money." discuss problems at the hospital being kept in an unheated room Saturday In Athens. It was the second graB:~ jury The investigation was based with an open window that could The Ohio "Five" rating plan probe at the mental hospital jn on visits to the hospital, records not be closed. was used to judgetheoompetltion tour years. The earlier invea- in the business office ard an inThe jury recommetkled adell- in which a "1" is an ootstandiDg high...,.• Cblllil lblllo . • . ~-and lheRev. Monlolln •. ~ .!'o1> Alhlllf, Alb1e!1l> package- men, ship and the welrd lunar lander, carried in a fltllered cone between tlle spaceship ml the third stage of the rocket. Irregularities Cited at Lakin Hospital The Soulllero Local !/choQI board, by • split vote (I( 3-ll, }eu lake a look, molest no one hes ordered a clooed -~BERUN - COliiMIJNIST JET FIGHTERS STREAKEDq>todayto into effect 1n all scMols r#. the ~ -look over a British European Airways Comet airliner as it neared district aa SOOII as sehecllling · BerUn oo a night !rom Boon, but did oot molest the aircraft. The permlta. "'rile el!eet will be :tfoi,r ~"'Soviets have WIJ'ned ol pos&lble !brOils but Western airlines hove !old: Once at school In tile mom..' vowed to ke<p llytng. ing, pupUs will remain there ali ·Pa&oengers aboard the BEA plane reported after Iandi..: at c1s,y, and a &laggored lwtch hoor Tempelhof Airport lhet two Communist Jets kept lhelr dlstanee will bu uoed. oo flr IIIII their iYPe and -her IIIey were Soviet or East German The action wu taken last week could not be determinell. 1n a special ses&lon o1 I h e DAs need curbs says ('lay Shaw board. ' Membera.Robert Harden, HarNEW ORLEANS - CLAY L. SHAW Nld tocia)' his Cite had ry HUI...S OtlaMcClln1nckv- convinced him correcti-we action should be taken In Louisara to lim.. ln lavor ol tho aetlon and lloward it uthe excessive powers granted to a districtattoraey." Shaw, 55, a Ervin, president, and DoroiiiY retired businessman who says the cost oC matntatnlrw: M1 defense 'Jentz diauo1nd. since hls arrest two years ago now wW c~l him to return to work, was acquitted Saturday at 1:02 L ul. CST on the 40th dly of &~pt. Hual>ea said lhla morn- his trial Ing the ictlon was liken lo reShaw said he wao11ad "PII>Ors locally and natlonal.ly have taken IIIO¥e lhe he..rdo IIM>Ivecl In copizance of the flet that such a thing can ~n to anyone - not acbool d!Udren crosalng II • a 1 ·only me - alii IIIII this can holp alert people to the fact IIIII sm~e alate at the ltmch hour. kiM fl. safegt*'dl should be installed a.pins,t the excessive powers · rranleclto a dilllrlct attorney. These powers In New Orleans hsd oot QQJj. WDillm illllll>es ..oL.o.add to· bee h n -~·--• ~ Pr1 or to Gar r 1son's teoore, but they•reaJ.ways there and 0 c1s,y he Is unable to IIIJ ••'some corrective acUoo ahoukl be taken b)' the state legislature to will be al>la to begin lhe clolld · limit lllem." ~ program be<au,.ollhe OIIAIIJaloo reschecNling necel· Great journey taken of six block.. . lilt. Ho lndlclled 0110 of the NEW YORK 001'1) - IT WAS ONLY SIX BLOCKS but tile Rev maJOr reacheclJl\n8 ~ipml ~ Dr. Lawrence L. Durgin told his congrepdm "this ha; been 1 greai be iolve<! 11 arl'lllllln81he ~tali·. Journoy, • Dr. Jluiln and 250 member& or tile Broodway ilnltad llllrod.:=~ silO revieW- ~burch o1 Chrlet walked lhe short dls-e s...lay 10 the st. Pa!ll ed AbOUd 'Poll~ ':,.ornlng all>- tho Apostle RmlaD Cllholic Church alii held services In what will 1n 111e dlatriet and 111011011' be lhll.r new holl!a. _...1 ta•·• :to -· ·,~•~ It WI& lhe flrst Ume I IIIJJor Prote&Wit alii C&lhollc congre...,. OlDI re "'" ..... tl 1 lhe 1 I No· acUon re~t- •• '"' n c iY hew lgreod to &hero a building lor regularly ~ · ocheclulad oervic01. The Cllholic Chureh ollerod Its facUlties free ;..__1 W""~- Co U to lhe .ProtesWII church after tile Protestanll decided to glw ~ - . - eo ,..,.., me wao ·~• · bulldl · ••-~ u a lllbstltute bua drlv- """r own ng rather than ""ld $500,000 for repairs, which er'"""', · . ·" I . • · ' they !ell could be butter opera, hUni ~' ...,. •·rs, Mra. carrie IWIIIII, Mln'" ~ •-•erovllle and Mto. ~• - .,,., • Col..• mwo,-and nomerouo !Heel lllcl nephews. hi ent he In addition to s ~ &, --·~ lD dealh •·abroiJ>. WII pre"""'"' "' ' Ol'and two 1111ero. ' Funeral alstero will be hold ~ lD ·ail!lltlco tit 1i1Pt. TUe""-Y at 1 p.m. l'r<!m ·.EIIIDI l"&&tes ...Sitol,rdmembers, were wllh lhe Rot, WlUiam CJotk Joi1in Wolfe Athlotle Dl- astronauts have yet attetnl)ted. They blasted oft on a river of Rame exactly on time at 11 a.m. EST- completely recovered from the colds that delayed their launch from Friday. The 3&-story Saturn 5 rocket rammed Apollo 9 Into orbit at 11:11 a.m. It was the ftrst trip into space for the entire Apollo moon Procram ., ..,.,•;, Spider McDivitt Lea(ling Crew of Thr:e~ Into Most Difficult Voyage Yet Delegation is Sent Bacl{ to Health Dept. A delegation continued its search today for a way to st"' the at Midclleport'slal'llfill dump. Itsrourmembersappeared before the county commlnioners and learned the commission was helpless to act Marvin Milliron, Luther Oldaker, Clair Might and James Mohler said they brought their complaint to the commissioners at t.. advise of the county Healtll Department. Prosecuting Artoroey Bernard V. Fultz, who sat in on the dl• cusslon, told the Bradbury aoo Hobson area residents that the commisslonera had no authority to stop the burning or even control t~ burnl"<!Fultz said the responsibility of the dump rests directly with the village of Middleport and that the health department sanitarian hal , the duty to make sure proper legal procedures are being followed in Its operation. THAT'S "114€ ONL'r' IAJAY u:rs SUBMIT 7He 1-\£ OW£S ME 5 BLICJ<SI todo1 .,.s ln- 111111)" POMEROY.MIDDLEPOI?T, OHIO burni~ HE OWES ME: Mollly o/""olllg cloudlnell taollftl with UUie change In lblllftl'oloaro. 111111> lhla after...., frGin lhe lllid 301 to lhe mid 40o. ~tonljihlmoP.. ly In lhe 20o. Vorlableekludlnoll Tue""-Y lllcl a bit ':""'er· ·, Apollo 9 Ready to Test Flimsy ,...·. \ , OH,VEAH? • Weather ' Devoted To The lntere~~ta Of The MeitJi·MaiiOn A,_ VOL XXI NO 218 I ', ' 'j '. A.PI~S at y Plutlc surgery was used as early a• 800 R, C, by tile fllndus , r • ·• 'I ,. .t. ~ 'N • Now You Know •." ' . · to restore mis.1J.ng radal feature& sometimes sliced away as a form ot punishment. ' ' . . . -· ' ·•' ,. ' ;, . ............ - - ~ .... .......~-• - -" ~· ~· j ~ •o •• o '<H ' " ' - -, ... ' Nellllll¥lile. Dlscharpa Salttrdl,y _ Ella "-·"'· s . ~--,.,,,...a -u.sh , ~Kloos, Rub)' S.,re. -~ ~ _ D 0 n Gorlly, l-atwirillt; ~ R~~~>ea, l'omerQt; Pallicla Aulll· II'IOD, ~..... WOllam Slraia, Kong, warned the Soviets: 14 1t you shoold wiilully cling to your reckless course ao:l contlrue to provoke armed conflicts along the SiOOoSoviet border, yoo will certainly receive resolute COUI'Po terblows Crom the Otinese aUegad Chine&e "armed p~ cation" arxt said any further provocatloo on the border •'wUJ. be rebul!ecl 1111 reoolutely cut short by tile USSR." The burder d l - date&more than 110 years. before people.") In a note to Peking reported by the Soviet news agency Tass, the nattoaa wen Communis~ Peking IIU claimM a treaty between Cblnaoe enverors ar.J Ruaalan Czars In lhe 1850s P"' thooaauds ol square miles of Soviet territor)' to the Chinese. The Soviets doQy lhe Kremlln protested lhe Tri-M Group elther or lt. Sees 'Marne' Members o1 the Tri-M a.m of Southern Hlgli School In Racine were in COlumbus Saturday where IIIey attetded a ahowhlJ ol lhe musical, ••Marne.. starrl._ J&Doet Blair. The mu1ieal was stagedlnVetera!J5 Memorial Audltorlwn. Following lhe per!onnance lhl clw ~ro collocted autqanphool aevet.l east membera. lolaldrw ·the trill were Martha Yost, Gocifga Ncrrls, Brenda Bradlord, 1 ~1 o.-a, - warner, caq Norris, Pam Beck, Sandi> Sayre, MlektyWolle, Keith Ashley, Pat lhit, Jan Alldre, Rita Sal,.r, carey Norris, Rbcnla E<vin, SheroD Ervin, Rdlln AIlea, '1llll Jloit8le, Doma Qou, Melanie . Baojde, Chrl1de Yost, POIIIY Mldtllesw~ Patty Jer!era, Jalm Elc~ and Jeaoie Hughoo. ..... __..,_ Ad.... ·~• the trip were wolu~ HQ8hea, - r l "'" - r n Dlllriet, M r a. - r t1 .,,'~!\'*'•· Mr. and Mra. JoaH 1\'llfl_nllilr and MrL Loo Lea. Mre. ·Loo II IdYl...- ollhe Longl!ollom. ' • . DIICharaeo &..to,_ ~ Wldte. . ' TrloM Clab. ~:>&&&-=m J1r Unltad !'noll IJtermllooa1 T._ratures In IJdG I o r Tul...., will ..,...... lhe i1ve-day period tbroullb Soturdl,y below normal. · Day-tlmo hllho wiD aver... !rom tho mllh101 In lbt ...... Ill lhe mld-IOs In lhe ....... lows at n11tt 1n the-teoil in extnme nortb lllllla tllo 201 el-1-. NMr IKI11111il. lemjlorature& unW III1'IIIIIC eolder -~.­ llUio ~ thol..a.r; Preebol- lllo4oalhl to will_._ a..- . cit., Inch melted, ........m.u'l'lllr""-Y loll•; ~- lit' Dllrrles lhroullo U.W ollhe-. *'""""'"'-'"i'>'*'"~'*"~~~ M=~~~~. ...,t r..r, lll4oloport; Dllla Qordo, l'llllnerQr; Bl•• .... ~ �---·.., -~ "Of Course. W~ Can't ~it the Bull's-eye Every Time!" ., 5o TilEY WAAT SOl-D TilE DORNicKeRS ON j: ARE mCH 11..,. Heleo: rea<\ 3 - ' on the IIIIIJ. The otronder UD· derotando, and nn- mlnuteo later be is 11 cJdllper u a crtcke~ readY for a forgiveness hull- llecaule of thlo, lllJ 1111· band peoh.p>Oha lllJ mother's threaL Naturally, the boys are on his aide. But she hes alread¥ been to our doctor with a story so c:onvlnclns !hill be called me aboot 11. Now she hes apruns the REAL motive beblnd her charge. She called todey llld laid oho would forget tho whole thing if 1 woold forbid the boule to tho first wife's mother. How can I do that IAl a loving grandmother who has ohown me nothing but . klnmeso? Yet how can I let Ill)' kind, generous, wtae and lovIng husband face ouch a charge? . Even if It Is proved false, which It will be, tho allgma remains, My mother has given me two weeks to make up my mind. What ean I do? - TRULY TROIJBLii)l Holzer Madlcal Center, Firat Doar TrGubled: Ave. VIsiting llours 2-4 and 7-8 You're long overdue tor a dec- p.m. Parents only m Pedlatrlco laration of Independence from a Ward. domineering Mama. Tell her yoo Admissions have referred the whole matter PllbllcaUon or admissions Is to your lawyer, and aay more prohibited until fUrther noti<O. threats will bring him by for a Blrtho little heart to heart chill about Mro. lloo D. Price, Patriot, false charges, alander, and ablt- son, 3:03p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Ev· tor !tgbl that will leave her with· erett Cox, 25'h C1-uzet st., daugh· oot a deoghtor. ter, 9:0f a.m. &mda.Yi Mra. Da~ Then tollow your husband's vid M. Crabtree, Qak Hill, 1011, lead. Poob.pooh the whole matII :13 a.m. !imdi,Y; Mrs. Ralph ter. And don't EVER erawl back A. Russell, West Columbia, W. under your mother's thumb a~ Va., soo, 2:>9 p.m. !imdi,Y. galnl- H. Thl• column Is dedlcaled to famlly living, 10 tr you're haY· lng kid trouble or julll plain trouWomen's Thursday Afternoon ble, let Helen help YOU. She will League also welcome your own amuaWon Lost ing experiences. Addreas Helen Simoo's Market •.• 47'h IS'h Bottel in eare cl' th.lt newspaper. 30 LaJJlmark ....... 36 L. .AL NOTICI Tln,y's Foodlaod , • , 35'h 31Jlh IIIITICI 011 APPOINTMIII1' 34 c... No. lOOTS Buckeye Potato Chills 32 New York CICllhlng .. 30 36 N~:~Uee il benbJ llftlll that l)'tlll Coca Cola ........ 17 49 at.nb.eh of • • ll1dllert7 """ FomeruJ, OIUO. hu bun duiJ IP. High Team Series Simon's potnMd A4adDlltnh1X of tbe &ltat.l ot rn•ll: Emrlc)k CleCUUd. lat.t of Market, 2424; High loo. Series Pomeror. Qblo. llcntt.e 1, liltJII -B. Batey, 536. High Team (OUIIt,, Ohto. _ _,_ cnd.lton an nqlllnd to lUI -..- Gune Landmark, 856; High eillm~~ with aald Mucll.rJ Wltllla Ind. Game - B. Batey, 207, ..... IIIGDdll· Yoo tho IIIII of drunk driving .~ In the peper, and you fl&ure lhepeor -sgotwhll the,v deserved - until It hop. penl'lo iou. Lei ml. toll yoo and yoor readere ( - don't alreadj> know) a 502 (drunk driving) charge lo not jUIII run and game• and something 1o ldd about a!torwardo. Pll admit I had toeead a few, but the ccp otopped me becauoe · my tall UBI!t was out. Then he omelled liquor, llld next thing 1 knew I was handcuffed and haul· ad ofJ to Jail. There I open! the night In the drunk tank, olttlngoo LI.AL NOTICI AD'IIITIIIM8NT POll IIDI a bench. The next morning I got 'rol•d M.. 01-11441 oot on ball, but It coat me a Villa.. .t ,..,..,.,., Otl .. SepveW eelled. bkll for 11wer· $300 line forthallltlleparly,plus qt lmljiNfamlaU, Coatnd "13-1" the ball bond lllOIIO)', plus a -a.waa11 Tnatment Pllnt, wW be rece!Yed by th Boord of T ru•'"' $2 parking Ucket and that waa of PubUo Aftlltl el U. VUlale of Pomeroy, at it• olflu In the Vllloge the unldndest blow of all. B;U. PomeNJ, Oblc, UllW \welve Discharges When I eame down to plead o'~Jedl DOOD I,S.T. aa Allrtl. I, 1818, Lori A. Anderson, John W. Ban- 2nd theD at 11ld oUke puhUciJ op. gullly and po,y olr, I brought the and rood aloud. · aer, Mra. Esta Blackburn, Mrs. enH 300 bucko, but I fllrgot a olck· The lnfO:Lmlrtlon for Bidden, Forn WUUom G. BoWman, Mrs. Cllf. of BJ41, FOrftl of COBtrad. l'laiUI el lor the parking motor. So I SpeclftcaUOIII, uut Forme ol Bid ford R. Bruce, Herman R, Car- lklacl, Perform~ and PQmiD~ put a aign on my car: urm lnBond, aad oUIN' CODU!Id doe'amlnlla son, Jr., Donna L, Casey, Mrs. mn aide paying my tine- no change." t. gtmlaed Ill &ba .me. of James T. Jotmson, Mrs. James When I gut back, there was a th. Board of Ttult"l of Public Af• VUlqe BaD, .,.,_,.,, Oblo Kiser, Mrs. Paul E. Martin, lain, note written mder mine; with or at the offlc• cd Burl. . 6 Nlpll, Mrs. Lewis W, McDaniel, Em- Umlted, lOll Willi& Jlftb Aftll&ll, the ticket: ••rm outside making Oblo. est E. North, Charles W. Pyles. <.:oJumbWI, you another- Your Meter Maid." COPlM lllQ' bl obtii1Ded al .t bl of• Jr., Mrs. Jerry L. scarbury, ftce of Blli'IUI 6 Jr(lpLe, Limited. How cruel can yoo pt'? loc:lte4 at 11)1& Wed ftftll A,_.., Henry D. Sheline, Mlos Sharon ColumbUI. Ohio. UDOD DaYJMDt Of After you've been up on a ltarks, Mrs. Kemeth L. Slaley, $13.00 lor 11och .. t, MONJ Olf DWI, your lnauranee goes s k y WHICH WILL IE REFUNDED, Mrs. Frank C. &.rver, Luther Tilt ()WDir . - r f t l U. rq!d $0 high - lf you can get any. and walvtl UIJ lllfomWIU. or to nject Tackett, Mro. Coldle A. Wall- 1111 or all blda. if you are ever in eourt again, Baeb bidder muet ttfpollt wt\b hl.l don't think you'll get off so easy! brown, Cecil c. Watson, TimoHCDrit)' La tlle UDOWII. form thy P, Lynch, Albert L. Neale, bJd. This is a warning: J1 you're ~~r~d 1111b,Jeet to tba ca:adiUonl 1110' R, CUfford Hill, Mrs. James R. ncled iD U:ll lafonD;I.IWa ltlr BJ6Sen, Upsy, take a taxi. The law does· of bidden ta. ~· Bumem and lnfantdeol!bter, Mrs. ly At\eiiUoa ed his second Majorcan hotel tor n't mess around with dtimk drivcoll.d to ttt. requirement• 01 t~ Carnival" at Saranac .... Now BY JACK O'BRIAN ~UODI of emljllO)'BJIDt to k 011Robert W. Jmes an4 Infant son, IIU'Wid. lad IDbllmWD ..... ...... to NEW YORK - There's a hus- Milt's a glamor boy? .... Arbi~ yoong Yankee students .... Silly era. - LEARNED THE HARD Mrs. Robert L. Mastoro and be piJ.Il Wlder UJe ooaUact · tle.on ln Green Bay to rename trageurs say the Crane will de· Putty rnarwfaeturer Peter Hodg- WAY Thll proJect AI ~YiDC Mln1 Infant 11011, Mrs. Ray M. Mc110n named his mini-yacht the Dear Learned: llll&nclal 111lltallce trom tU :leoll· its street recentlY named alter value this year. Guire and lnfaot son, Mrs. Dcrt· emlc l)Melopmeat: A~ Silly Putt Putt. At that, you're luclder than The droll Terry - Thomas Vince Lombardi, the coach who '1·be IW:Ceillul blddl'l' mu• tefllll17 aid C. Roush and Infant """• wtlh tba ~ta of 1M Bdwy. characters bet on any- OWls tn many other countries, demands that when hia rums abandoned that winter wonderMrs. Jolm E. Thompson and Jn. bacoa Act. Cnlrttad WoB lkM&n land .... Bobo Rockefeller had a play his hometown of Flnchley, thing: the o~1er night they laid where they REALLY throw the fant son, Mrs. Roscoe Wimer, li[lcll:)ackl a~~d T1U. VI Ct\11 IO-I.ong gourmet meal at Cha:Jv ~ England, he gets his correct bets on whleh snowpiles and book at them - and sometimes .... Jrs., and Infant daughler, Mrs. o\etNo ofbl&llt JU1 wt\bcln.w hl.l bWII eron and sailed orr on the Ital- name on the marquee: Terry plows would dissemble first even throw any the jail keys Paul IQoes and Infant son, Mrs. wt1bla ID 4ap after tbe anoa1 4aU ..•.• McCall's byllner S e 1- for a month - on the rtrst of. Thomas Hoar-Stevens ... • Robian ship RafCaeJio to Cames .... openiDJ ~. James L. Blevlna, Mro. lloo- of !.heIO.UD 01' TIUiftll Milt Kamen was "King of tl1e ert Grave's son William open- rna Robinson bUsted h e r fenae. - H. ald M. Bolner, Donald W, Brum~ OP PUaLIC AII'A.I.I way home from interviewing mil~ Dear Helen: ay Dorlnlll WI._. field, Harold Chapman, Mro. AnHonaire decorator Melanie KaI have been happily married drew H. CottrUI, Mrs. Lon L, 3:S.IIOI31'r;IM4*o hane, who's even handsomer than for trro years to a widower with DUion, Timothy J. Dixon, L. she's rlch .••. An old Bdwy. three sons. These boys are douWendell llooahoo, Joseph Durs~ . nighUlfe favorite, 84-year..old bly precloua to me, as I can't DalMI Utl1 IJA dU of ,ftllnUJ 1a1 'HoSPital~ ~poib~roy: POMEROY' BOWLING tiNEs James M. Madison, PhiUip R. BY MM FRANCIS MORRIS BOOS1 ER CLASS !l Bllly _c9!es. l!hO OII<O !Y"S a ~r- have children. ~ :iO' H N-·C J aic:O..,' I Mr. aoo Mrs. ~ Hoffman . r. . w.s.c.s. ' Week of February '12 '' The Booster SUildl,l School ~ formef in;! J>-.canl' pt1vy 'Coom· · ' My mother Is -a-ooil\lneerlng, Laudermllt, Mrs. David RichAlflll,..... ..... Jr. aoo son, steven, of Rudond .. ..w c.tllltY' Points ardson, Yolanda A. Settle, John 'the Women's Society of Chris-- ClaSs or the First Baptist Church selor as well as fioorshow sing- deeply Jealous woman who re- lolf1NJHIMc D-D Pinette& , , • • • •••• 38 L. Thacker, Mrs. Andrew H. viaited her parents, Mr. and tian Service of the Wesleyan Unit- met Feb. 20 with Mrs. H e 1 e n er at the old "18" CIOO, more senti my happy relationship with Rawllnga Dodge • , • • • • • 28 VanMatre, Charles Walter, Sher- Mrs. Charles Betzlng SUnday. ed Methodist Church was enter- Simpson, hostess, at ~er ho~e. recently at the Gay 90s, Is In my nice mother-in-law, and the Mr. and Mrs. Win Blake spent ·Chapman canada,y • • • • . • 24 man Kemper , Okey Jordan, Eutained in the home of Mrs. Lorene Devotions by Isabel Sunpson m~ Harlem Hospital Ward 2·B af~ equally nice mother of the first 1 weekentl at MansfleldwUbthelr BARBS Mark v • . . • . • .•.. . .. 22 gene Mlller, William P. Thompwife. Naturally this woman loves Dumas, Friday evening, Feb. 21. eluded scripture reading on the ter being hit by a' car. son, Mr. 100 Mrs.DemardBIIke Evelyn's Grovery , , , ••.. 20 ooo. Charles Aznavour made a bid her grandSOill, and I Invite her The lesson study was "The Now theme of love, There wer~ read.. and lamlly. By PHIL PASTOR.ET Ring Builders • • ........ 12 Prq)het as an Agent Cor Change.'' ings by members on Lmcoln, ror the Duke of Windsor's Pa.r- to visit us often. We three pt Mr. and Mr~ Herold Parker Team Hlgll 5erleo - D-IJ PtnThe leader for the program was Washingto~ and Valenti.ne Day. Is mill .... Japan's motorists are along fa'mously, and this ramtes The boss says that some of and lamlly of Coal Grove spent ettea, 2154; High Team Game Mr11. Dumas. Representi~ t h e The devoti~ns. closed w1th pray- considered land-hugging Kaml- my mother. our em p 1 o y e s haven't Sunday with her porents, Mr. aoo D-D Plnottes, 741. Ind. Htgb SOr· The other evening she was over worked for the firm very three voices were Mrs. Alleyne er by MarJone Gr~ aiKI was kaze pilots (we saw three fatal Mro. Jolm Arbaugh llld ...,_ los - Mooa Neal, 476; 100: High Rees, Mrs. Ora Hill and Mrs. followed by a short busmess ses- car crashes in one day there) ·•· · when the twins gotramb.lnctious. long, but that they've been Rev. ard Mrs. C. N. Watson Beulah Bradford. Abusiness ses- ston. corducted by ~lara P~ell, Japan's Toyota ear firm will give S;) .rrcy tllsband took the worat of~ here for 20 ye~rs . Came - Mona Neal, 184. sold their property (formerly • • • sion foll(Med after which the hos- president. Adedication servtce to $250 000 to orphana of parents fender lD the bedroom and gave BY EVELYN BRICKLES the George Ca)dwe11 pr""'rly) It's quite all right to adbe held in the near future ~as who dte in Ute Une ottrafllewhen him a mUd spanking. My mother WOMEN'S EARLYBIRDLEACUE tess served refreshments. the boss. but a Uttl" Mrs. Audrey llager ol Columto Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bookley mire Week of FebruaJ')' 19 discussed. The March meeti~ Its 5,000,000th car dashes oft hit the ceUlng. Sle called him a bus and Mr. and Mrs. Eldred or Reedsville, and wtU move to Points to be held at the h001e of Mane the production line .... Wendell child beater, and me worse for D-D Pinnettes • • . • . • • •• 46 Grimes or Athens were Sunday Florida. Roush. The hos~ss served re- Burton had five years of piano allowing It, then flhe stormed Mrs. Effte Saunders returned RawUngs Dodge • • • . . . . . 32 afternoon guists of Mrs. Nebel rr_eslunents to el,ght mem~rs lessons, three or violin and two out of the house &aJing she would home lrmn Veterans Mamorlal Weatherman. With table d.ecorattoos in keep ng of trumpet and makes hll screen go to the pollee. Chapman canad~ • . • • • • • 28 Mrs. Grace Kuhn returned to Hospital where she Will mediMark v o • o o • • o o 26 with Valentine motif. debut in "'The Sterile Cukoot' Now Helen, our sons are not her heme after being a medical cal paden!. Mr, 000 MrS, Bob Spencer Of pi••••c.. ••M"-••"'•- are rare ' and bit much if you keep his Evelyn's Grocery • • ••••• 24 , rd to IIJ'-'16 a ~oo. ~·· ...,.... ....... ...., Terry Deem, 10t1 of Mr. ond paUent at Meigs General Hosplt.Louisville, Ky., came:>atu ay th th only a tew whack1 Ring Bullders • .. ....... 12 plctW'e on the desk. be at the bedside of his brother, en ey are Mrs. WOllam Watson, 1,11 MonTeam High Series and came- al, Pomeroy. Mr. aoo Mr~ Ronnie Golden day! from Parkersburg tor servBen Spencer, who died on Sunday. Ex..gridster Roosevelt Grier D-D Plnnettoo, 2101, 732. High DDCTDRIS Rev, and Mrs. Paul Sellers eel- will be the Easter attraction In aoo Mr. soo Mro. David Ross of Ice with the armed !Drees. 1M.: Series - Drema Smith, 482i Plaoa Cor initiating a program ebraled their 25th wedding anni- the "Joe the Barteoder'l Room'' Athens apent SUnday here with Gerald Violet attended an Ohio High Ind. Game- Poullne Fields, 11 aaalstance for aJcoholies un- versary at the parsonage on Su~ at Miami's IWton Plaza .... Bess their parents, Mr. llld Mrs. Way Fuel Cos Co. IIC>per at Athens'"' 166. dlr sponsorship of the stare De- dB.)' afternoon, Feb. 23, Truman quietly, as shedoeamolt Clark llld daughter, Unda. Friday evening. partment of Health were ootllned Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swift of things, celebrated her 84tbbirth· Waj'llO Brlcldes called on Mr. TUESDAY MORNING GLORIES • by the Rev. Audrey Miller at Columbus spent Friday with her day .... '-Murder Inc." is the Woo 1.ost arwJ Mrs. Everett Watson arxl The fellow who carrita Frida,y nlgbt's meeting of t h e parents, Mr. aOO Mrs. Frands name r:A the rock~ at Barney a torch for a girl 1hauld Ben's Sohio • • • • • • • • • • 13 8 lamUy on SUnday• Middleport Women's Christian Morri ~ . in observance or the Google's. By WAYNE G. IRANDSTADT, M.D. COy Hawk suf!ered a heart at.ark her to buv her oum Clbbs Grocery ........ 12 9 Temperance Union. Former Vietnam ruler Bao birthday of Mrs. Morris, which lael( Monday at Veterans Memor· cigarette lightor. Lou's Aoblaoo ........ 11 10 The minister reported on the was Sunday, Feb. 23. Christine Dai's son Bao Long hired beau~ recurrences? GrueMWIMU~e ..... ll 10 1--------------------------------~----------, Q-lo one of your colfDrmlt1lln of a committee oo al- Lake aOO Mr. and Mrs. William tltul decorator llabelle Hebey to Shammy's ••.••••••. 9 12 the facial nerve. For lhe recahollsm and tile possibliQ' of Lake aM daughter, Lorl, of Ath- tix up his Paris nat and ROW umns, you mentioned a panWMPO .,, ••••••••••• 7 14 currillg type of this dlloue, creatic enzfme for the eltablishlng a clinic for counsel~ ens came on Sunday for the cele- they'll be wed lD June .... JMD~ Hlgll Ind. sertea aoo Came you should avold oxptllure treatment • amyotrophic las alcoholics. He spoke of the bration. Another daughter, Aud:- Claude Killy of ski-lame and (fN- lateral Drema Smith, 494, 199. Hll!b sclerosis. How effecof Jour face to wlll4 aDd specialized !raining "hich will rey Schraeder, and family, un- er girl Angela McDonald made tive is It? co and avold crowds durTeam Series and Game- IAN's be ollered to the minister or oth~ able to come, telephonedaiKI sent Pat Herni.r\gwa¥'8 hot spot wannillg the season wben resplra· A-Thll !realmell has not Ashland, 2230, 834.. ,er per1011 selected to perform nowers. er .... Railroading haan't quite justlfled the hopes placed in tory Infections are prevalent. the clinic work. Mr. aiKI Mrs. Sam Marrs of joined the space age but fem.. 1t. The search for an effecIt was the Re-;. Mr. Miller's Vinton and Miss Mercedes Con- Central named ita new N. Y... tive treatment continues. MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Q-Ja a neOill col..,. you -stlon !hot the WCT_U spon- don of Pomeroy spent Thursday, Washington ehoochoo the .. 2001" February 24, 1960 mennoned a pain killer tbal Q-How doe• amyotrophic 101' a public meeting on alco- Feb. 20, with Mrs. Maude Young .... And it yw rear such traina Points didn't contain uy uDiriD. loollsm. in observance of her birthday. yw're a victim of Slderdromo. lateral sclerosis differ from What lo the name olltf1 • • . • . . •••..• to No. multiple sclerosis? Meeting at the home of Mrs. Mr. aoo Mrs. Allen Graham phobia. A-tlere are ....,- sucb No. 6 38 A-ALS unally has Ill onBetty Cline, the union voted to spent a weekend with their parJoey Heatherton. who's come drugo. The followlnc are DOt No. 2 • • . • • • ••••••• 38 set In persons In their 40s for 400 leallets oo tem- ents aOO were accompanied home close, swears she'll never ca.. and 50s and· is steadily prehabit formlllg: acetlnllld, No. 4 o o , o o o o 33 , perllllce to be distributed to youth. by Mr. Jerry Graham to spend I vort lllde Ill the screen .... &Jna- greSBive. MS otarts In the pbenaeetill, aeetamlnilpbea, No. 5 o o o o 24 anUpyrln, amlllopyrlne, ell· No.3 Mrs. Joe Turner preslded with vreek. writer Glad,ys 9telley's hloband 21ls and 30s and progresses •••••••••••...• 19 p y r o n e, ombellbutazoae ,.-Ofer and a hymn opening the Mrs. Lilllan Jividen returned Irving Rosenthal owns the lllge slowly, often with periods of and phenylbutuotla. ll're· meeUng. Reported ill were Mrs. home after spendi~ two weeks in Palisades Park and apart from remission. ALS is characterHigh Team Series 1111 camequenUy two or more of !belle ized by weakneso, with Bertha Archer, Mrs. Genevieve Athens with Dr. and Mrs. Char- aome $2,000,000 worth ol new No. 4, 2003, 710. Blah Ind. Sor· are combined ill a lllnela Suton. and Miss Vesta McCoy. les Jividen. rides ita hundreds or outdoor marked wasting away oflbe pretiaraUon. Anolhar tlrul, lea - Cbu. Boyles, 559, Julia illvolved muscles, fille lremMr. IJld Mrs. George Neigler, loudspeakers will make you a ors In small muscles and ex· A card rrom Mrs. Glenroy EwprOJIOiypbene · (Dt~m~~~l II Boyle•, 534. Hllh Ind. came raad. Shirlee aoo David, spent Sunday captured audience as the.v play aggerated knee jerks and very popular but DOIIO ollhe J, Vlllllnwagen, 221, Julia Boyles Devotklt1 by Mrs. Cline In- in Columbus with June Neigler endle11 tape1 or Glad,ye' many relaled reftexes, whlle MS ls drup menUoned sbould be 201. tHen without careful lllltll· · cluded scripture, a meditation, and Mr. aOO Mrs. Clyde Cross hit fJ01118. characterized by numbneos cal supervlllon because of as well as weaknesa, no _"Olristiu Attitudes," and a po. aOO children. possible harmful 11do el· TilE DAILY SENTINEL wasting of muscle• and em. "Lord, Have PIQ'. '' M r s, l&._OT2D TO lft'EUSl' Of' !eels. coarse intention t r e m o r 1 The Jets who won the ~per­ MUO"-Mio.SON AIEA Audrey MWer revlewed an arti· lUCtiAIUI S. OWEN., ,.LatE I Eeen only when a . co-ordl· bowl aloo were hlt with a &1de from the Nazarene magazine. Q-1• . •• elderly per•a• per-inerease in rents at their nated. movement, 1uch u PIIIlllhlll alb 1"'111 ~llrn.Gkl Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Miller could a two-day lou of COil• raising a cup to tbe llp1, Is v.u., r.wL.... ~. u• ._...., .., Madison Ave, olllces ·-· Sing- attempted. The cause of ICloUIDHI be CO Ultd by oonel.- the meeting. r-I'Q)', ot.W. .am ~u~w.. Offltt , _ F..fl-'11 PIIMt •wan. . er Jane Powell's adU lhaJdng both tiiJeases Ia unknown bardelllnl of tbe uterlel or ttt-I.IH, Refrllhments were served by 5KWII da............. ,_,..,,Chlo. ( h1Ch blooil preuure wbell no - plane 1he was on wa1 ltrUek and as yet there Is no cure Nlll-.1. ..Nrl..l . ,..,.....U• Ball~ Mrs. Cline llld Mro. Lena Mc 1111-Q!IIIptr, lfte., U f..ltt 4111l!ll.;MIIt Yatl heart dlloue II evident? by ltgbtnlng llld made a forced for ellller. Kioley to those named and Mrs. CIIJ', NIW ' 'Itt!. A-Yeo. Tbe two clllea•• .~r!pdall nie.: [WI ...... ., cwllr Paorl Holftnan, Mrs. Nora Hamlanding .... Hayley M1111 - · ......... w. .......... _,., ... may aflectlbe brain wiiJJout Q-la you colima on ohe's...,. to aunlverotl11nllaad 111-.11 IIIII DIII)' S..IMI Offftt, JZ1.40. Mia na, Mrs. Jacob 1\lmer, Mrs. • 'J: af!eetillg tbe bnrt. .. ' -'-·"171. ,.... .......... .,.Miie'!f ti taking up actlngooeor)J':"You Bell's palsy, /ou l8id it Hazel Board, Mro. Beulah White, . . . ...,.. Cll't .... Mnl"'; ... ....u.tllll 0. could be •ause by a tumor. ' "He made • lattu., sJ11ici"f j!tfetltt '-" _,.. have a marvelooa Umedolngltbut Where wotdd the tumor be? A-For a lllmor to cause ilwlu ti.M. lb ..U: o.t ,..,. ..,.. ... Mrs. VIctoria Stacey, Mrs. fM. 1011• C. IIACCIIW ..,.,,.., 1114 collilrt ~, u.nu. ...... ~·~ .It ... ullH~ . ' ~/" yoo end up uneducatod. I can't I have had oepeated attacka. racial paralyll• II woJ!Icl ........ prln 1-... ,_., T~illl. aoola John- and SeoUandAmhave to be In lbe region of even do aum1 at aU.'' How can I prevent further la Gheen. 13NIMt . . I: Local Bowling t Racine Social Events .I ' I ......,......,·t--= '· ···· J I I I I ' 0 0 ' 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 I 0 0 ' ' I • Ing.,., ---- v · - ..... ,.... ...... '' • . ' lhlr<l period !!l1dod. Alexander took a 44-38 lead with 7:23 left In the oontest. The Spartans went ahead 49-44 with 1:11 len. Steve Bogp, 5-IJ .lunlor, hlt a set shol, 49-46 and McCo,'s jumper at the 12 oecood mark was good to trim Alexandor'l lead IAl 49-48. Clark the Oaks. The Spartanswt..-eboundedthe Oaks 36-18. Clark and McCoy each had six rebounds !or oak HUI. Alexander oomected on 19 or 59 from the field lor 32.2 per cent and hit 13 of 20fromthe!ool line for 65 per cent. Girls' Open Invitational Tourney at Rutland Today The Soeond Girls lnvltatlooal Ballkethall Tounwnent will get underway, tode.Y at 4 p.m. In the Rutland gymnasium with Calllpo. li. going sgainlll North Callla. Mrs. Joy Bentley, tournament director or Meigs High Sehool, announced ttte tournament drawIngs todey. Wednesday, March S, at 4 p. m. Racine vs. Meigs. Saturday, March 8, at 1 p.m. Athens vs. Meie• Froah, and at 8 p.m., Kyger vs. l.Dgan. Athens • Meigs Frosh game will play the winner of llyger • Logan game, and at 8 p.m., wimer ol. Racine Meigs game will play the winner ti North Cellla and Galllpo. line, the Oaks hit olx of .,... for 66.6 per <Oat. ALEXANDER (51) - E. SolDo, o.:.:: M. Lobr, 0-ll-ll; T. Got~, . 9-7.:5; T. - · 6-41-12: c. ~!1!. 0-1-1: J, Perry, 4-3-11. Tntall, 19-59, 13-:lO, 51• . OAR HILL (SO) - S. l!oGo, . 4-ll-8; D. Davio, 7-ll-14; D. Brl*" er, 1-1-3; J. Claril:, 3--1•7; T. ~*­ Coy, 7-4-18. TOIIIo, 22-4f, W, 50. ALEXANDER ••.•. 18 31 411 51 OAK HILL ••••••• 12 23 38 541 Us game. Marth 15 at 7,P.m. losers of the games on the 14th will pla,y for u.e:tiitrd and fourth places of the touftiiU', At 8 p.m. the winneroo! the~ March 14 games will play for .the championship. ';Fhere Is no charge Cor the games until tllenlghtoftheflnalo. MONDAY CLASS AA TOURNAMENTS AT COLUMBUS Newark (113-3) vs. Pleasant COLUMBUS (UPI}... The sec· View (8-12), 5 p. m. ond time around proved Catal Whirehall (14--6) vs. Mohawk for Str'asburg Hlgll SchooL (111-4), 6:30 p. m. The recently 'crowned United Sooth (15-2) vs. Grove City Press International Class A bas- (15-4), 8 p. m. ketball champions turned back Gahanna (17--2) v~ Teays Val· seventh-rated Garawa,y by sev- ley (11-9), 9:30 p. m. TAMPA, Fla. (IIPO- The Cincinnati Beds' holdoot list en points in an earlier meeting. of pl~ers stands at two - National League batting ehaq) AT TROY But it wasn't the case SaturPete Rose and pitcher Jack Fisher. Troy (12-8) vs. Spri~field day night at New Philadelphia Catholic (16-4), 7 p. m. They were lert •stalding alone Sun:lay wtten pitcher Gerry as Garaway pulled an 59-58 upArrigo, secooo be.-an Tommy Helmo and utillly man Bellefontaine (18-2) vs. Fair· By United Press International MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE set In the sectional fi~ls. Chico Rutz all agreed to termo. born (13-1), 8:30 p, m. League Overall Larry Harding's driving layArrigo signed after a brief conference with Sheldon BenTUESDAY W L W L up with six seconds to play der t the club's director or player personnel. Arrigo, who comCLASS AA TOURN AMENTS snapped strasburgs 20-gam:e Miami •...• 10 2 14 . 10 pUed a 12-10 record last year, received an estimated $20,000. AT COLUMBUS showdown. Ohio U . . . . • 9 3 16 8 winning streak and propelled Helms, the league's all star second baseman, signed lor a Lirtlen - McKinley (14-4) vs. Wittenberg and tq, • ranked Garaway into the SteubenviUe Eastmoor (J 6-2), 7 p. m. Kent State .... 6 6 14 10 reported $35,000 and w11l be In caDliO Tuesday. small college power Ashland Dlslrlct. II 13 East (HHJ) vs. London (19-1), West. Mich. . • 6 6 (23-2) represent the Buckeye Friday night fifth-ranked Dlx· 8:30 p. m. Toledo ..... , 5 7 13 II State in the NCAA mideast reie tumbled 72--65 to Versailles Bowling Green, 3 9 9 15 A'f TROY gional tourney Friday.S.turday which boasted a 7..12 record. Marshall .... 3 9 9 15 pjqua (13-1) vs. Dayton Fair· at Ashland. Dixie had suffered one loss. view (9-11), 1 p.m. All the other Class AA and A OHIO CONFERENCE Wittenberg races Cheyney Greenon (12-6) vs. Dayton League Overall teams in UPI's Top Ten scored Wayne (16-4}, 8:30 p. m. State in the opener whlle Ash- By United Press International W L W L land battles Philadelphia Tex- Michigan State 85 Ohio Stale 72 wins. Fifth • rated AA power WEDNESDAY TUCSON, Ariz. (UPn - The Witteri>erg , , . 11 2 18 4 Cleveland Indians plan to work tile in the Ohio-Pennsylvania Ohio U. 95 Bowling G.reen 88 (ot) Marllngton survived a scare. CLASS AA TOURNAMENTS Bald.-Wall .. II 2 17 9 oo relays and rundowns t h i s pulli~ out a 57-53 overtime ver~ battle. Kent state 85 Akron 66 AT TROY diet against Jackson. 14 9 week In preparation for their Miami 70 Toledo 65 saturday's winner advances Troy or Springfleld Catholic Capital • • .. 9 I 12 11 Bellaire St. John's Allen Horn.. vs. Fairborn or BeUerontaine, 7 Kenyoo •••.• 7 5 to the NCAA finals at Evans- Dayton 63 DePaul (IU.) 57 Cactus ~e season opener aMarietta , , ... 6 5 14 8 gainst Seattle at Tempe, Ariz,, Ashlaoo 79 Hillsdele {Mich.) 39 yak scored 27 points ali the p. m. ville, Ind. Muskingum ..• 6 5 14 7 Frlda,y. AshlaiKI warmed l4J with a Bellarml ne (Ky. l 64 cenlral St. 60 Irish whipped Martins Ferry Otrerbein ..... 6 6 9 u 72-49 in the Martins Ferry AA Home owners in the Mei1s • Gallla 79-39 romp over HUlsdale (Mich.) CSse Tech 98 Adelbert 91 CLASS A TOURNAMENTS Manager Alvin Dark has pickWooster ...... 5 5 11 12 Mid - American Conference Cleveland St. 84 John Carron 77 sectional ftl'llls to boost his ca~ AT COLUMBUS ed Cory Boyd for pitching du. champion Miami aoo Dayton, Ganoon (Pa.) 74 YoungstownSl 70 reer scoring total to 2,371 6 16 ties in the game • area will be given an opportunity of havinl Amaocla-Clearcreek (18-2) vs. Ohio Wes.. . .. 4 7 Oberlin ..... , 4 9 10 11 pohis. the defeiKiing NIT champ, are Ohio Con1 Tournament Granville (6-15), 5 p, m. The lndlons went through a 7 13 both entered in the NCAA rna. Wlltenberg 78 Capital 67 Bellaire st. John's (211-1} laces the new Vydel, the ri1id, All Vinyl Homesldint. Heath (21~) vs. Ridgedale (16- Heidelberg .... I 8 one-hour workout &.mday, mostmram ..••.•. 4 9 9 13 Baldwlr>-W allace 65 Oberlin 63 sixth-ranked Zanesville (18-1) 3 , 6:30 p.. m. jor college tournament. ly practicing running and infield material applied to their homes at a very low 8 14 Miami gained the MAC title Thursday in the steubenville Aft River VaUey (12-6} vs. West- Denison , • , ... 3 9 drills. ML Union . , ..3 10 7, 14 and a tourney berth saturday District. fall (14--4}, 8 p. m. Pitcher Sam MeDowell a n d cost. It will be of special interest home AT UMA night with a 7~ win over Tc>In ~ hfih-scorlre effort, :rim Lil'klng Valley (18-2 .. vs, Bigreserve catcher Ken .!llarez MID-OIUO CONFERENCE ledo as 'BUrkhart •scored Fort Jennings 75 Ottoville 68 Perrine ·-tossed in 40 points to Walnut (17-3 , 9:30 p. m. owners who are led Ull with paint· both or whom have signed conAT CEUNA pace Pa,YDe to an 87..69 conquest ' League Overall tracts- were stiU missing from six straight free throws in the AT NEW COKCORD W L W L oC Ridgeville in Class A sectiotP closing 90 seconds to clinch the st. Henry 76 in1 and other maintenance costs. The new Zanesville Rosecrans (17-4} practi~: They were given perWopakoneta S~ Joseph 60 al action at Defiance. Cedarville .... 7 3 16 10 verdict. vs. Frontier (19-2), 7:30 p, m. mission to report late. Defiance •.•. 1 3 14 10 MIRACLE SIDING developed by Monsanto Toledo's Steve Mix tossed in AT CIIILUCOTHE Pltdler SOm.Y .gebert, who had Blufllon • .. • 5 5 10 10 25 points in defeat to set a new Ross Zane Trace (23-0) vs. a 12-lO record last season, conChemical Corporation and B. F. Goodrich, 8 13 single-season seoring mark of Federal - Hocking (16-5), 7:30 Wilmi~on •• , 5 5 tinued to hold out. He earned Findlay .••.• 4 6 8 17 578 points. He scored 576 as a p.m. $40,000 last year. two of the most trusted names in the cllemlMalone. • . • . 2 8 5 16 CLASS AATOURNAMENTS s®homore. AT CANTON THURSDAY AT COLUMBUS COUSEUM Miami aoo Dayton lace their CSn. Lehman 51 canton Line. 49 CLASS A TOURNAMENTS cal industry. Alter 20 years of test1111 and OTHERS East 93 WesterviUe 55 AT ASHTABULA AT COLUMBUS Woo Llnden-McKinely 74 Lost conneaut 58 Astabula 56 Teays Valley or Gahanna vs. research it is especially recommended far use IIAIIIIJIIIA/IIIIIIA1 tr. .. Aohlaoo .••.•... 23 2 Upper Arlington 68 (otl AT CUYAHOGA FALLS Pleasant View or Newark,. 7p,m. 6 Whitehall or Mohawk v~ South Dayton . . . . . . . . . 20 "Gnndm~.ple•tum Eastmoor 64 Marlon-f'ranklln 16 Stows 50 Tallmadge 48 in West Virginia and Ohio climate il1d was Central • , , •.•. , , 19 6 London 62 Worthl ngton 55 AT EASTLARE or Grove City, 8:30 p, m. Youngstown State., , . 19 7 AT ALBANY Euclid 62 Shaw 50 AT STEUBENVILLE recently introduced to the public. 11 carries a Urbana .•••..•. , • 17 6 Marietta 65 Athens 54 AT PARMA ' Zanesville (IIJ..I) vs. Bellaire How many tlmn have you heard Ohio Northern· ...... 17 10 Maple Heights 64 Parma 59 AT OAK HILL thll? One of our m1ny requeltl St. J<iln (211-1), 7:15 p. m. lifetime guarantee in writine and provides 100\ Cincinnati ......... 16 8 South Point 66 Jackson 61 AT WARREN for a TV Uatenln1 Device started East Liverpool (~I) v~ CarII By United Press International Rio Grande , •.•.••• 12 Insulation, both summer and winter, lb•eiJy AT BAINBRIDCE Youngstown Liberty 60 wfth ••plnse ltnd Grandma ont rollton (15-5), 8:45 p. m. Clevelaoo State •..•• 12 11 Moooay Miami Trace 62 Lancaster 51 Warren . Harding 58 of your listen ina devlcellike you AT TROY lowering !be cost of air conditionilll and 16 NAIA Dlslrict 22 Playoffs AT LUCASVILLE AT BOWLING CREEN sent my other Grandma." Now Piqua or o.yton Fairview vs. Xavier ••....••••. 10 8 Defiance (14--10) at Central State Port811100th 65 Waverly 59 we can 111 enjoy the TV wfthout Lima Senior 57 Wouseoo 39 Greenon or Dl,yton Wayne, 7p, m.. Case Tech ••.•••... 8 ine. The new product can be used over every 18 (19-6) Akron ............. 8 AT DOVER it neatly drMne: us from tht room. AT CINCINNATI CLASS A TOURNAMENTS John Carroll ......... 1 9 Ohio Northern (17-10) at CedarThis 11 1 special orfer of 1 free carrollton 56 New Phlla. 53 Cincinnati Purcell 69 Clncimati AT CHILLICOTHE type of home including frame, asbestos, slue· 12 ville (16-10} TV Dellicl. Those who hav1 tn:lu· Walsh •••••••... . ••• 7 AT NEW CONCORD Western Hllls 51 Portsmouth Cla,y (22-1) vs. ble understand Ina the speaker It Zaneavllle 73 Coshocton 50 steubenville ......... 3 19 Tuesday Cincinnati Withrow 74 Chesapeake (16-4}, 7:30p.m. co, Irick; elt. Many different decorator colors the church mHtlnp, If you fail Adelbert ' o •• o o • ol 17 loolana at.Ohlo State BT AT MARTINS FERRY Cincinnati Walnut Bllls 65 AT NEW CONCORD to helf the t.l1phone or like tht BeUalro st. John 72 Bradley at Cincinnati MV Clncy LaSalle 78 Clncy Aiken 53 West Mucklngum(J9-I}v~Sky­ are available. Home owners who now will TV or radio tumad loudor •.• 11 you Ohio Conference Ola.Jnlllonship Martins Ferry 49 Cincinnati Coontry Da,y 67 vue .(17..5), 7:30 p. m. HEAR but do not olwllys UNDER· Wittenberg (111-4) vs. BaldwinAT STEUBENVILLE New Rlchm011d 53 FRIDAY receive special decorative work at no addi· STAND, thll WILL IE A GREAT Wallace (17-9} at Granville E. Liverpool 51 StoubenvUie 43 AT BALDWIN-WALLACE CLASS AA TOURNAMENTS HELP! NAIA Dlslrlct 22 Championship at AT ASHLAND Berea 60 Clevelaoo st. Eclwtr<l56 AT ATHENS tional cost. An appointment will be made To receive • fret TV Usttnlna Central Ashland 69 Ontario 45 stete or Cedarville AT BEDFORD Marietta (15-6) vs. Miami Otvtce, just send your neme end Wednesday AT DAYTON Clevelaoo John Adams 75 Trace (16-4), 7 p, m. see your home without any obli1ation what· Mr. ~ Joonston called case Tech at John carroll lddrtll 1nd zip code to: Centerville 69 Dayton Alder 58 East Tech 12 Portsmouth· (12-8) vs. South on Mr. Gordoo Wolle and Mr. Friday Xenia 79 Valley VIew 57 AT LORAIN soever. All types of financing are available. Point (17-1), 8:30 p, m. and Mrs. Johnston called on Mr. ~~-··................. t AT OXFORD Lorain 65 Ba,y 50 NCAA Mid-East Regional aoo Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolfe aoo AT BOWUNG CREEN le/o MIUCLE•EAR, Dept. 11'0 39Xf HamUtoo Badin 66 at Ashlaoo WRITE: Marlon HardiJ¥ (18-4) vs. family, Racine Routf!, I P.O.IuZ7111 I Oxlord Talawanda 52 Wittenberg vs, Cheyney state CLASS A TOURNAMENTS I ............... IMI7 I Middletown 68 springboro 67 COnlon Wolfe called oo Mr. Ashlaoo (22-2) vs. Philadelphia Lima Senior (13-5), 7:30 p. m. AT LANCASTER aoo Mrs. Ma,ywool Joonstoo reTO TOLEDO WAITE Textile PtuMMnd-TVUoto.., 'iroenhlllo 67 Taylor 57 Licking Valley 67 Pickerington 46 Umo Clthollc (!7-4l vs. Ash- cently. saturday Preble Shawnee 74 Deer Park 68 AT MAIUON I..... I Simon Powell e&Ued on h i s land (18-3), 7:30 p. m. North College Hill 48 Colerain 42 Ridgedale 59 Marloo catholic S8 Michigan at Ohio State BT (2:15) I I daughter, Mr. llld Mra. Aaron CLASs A TOURNAMENTS St. Louia at Cincinrati MV t•""''" I Lebanon 50 Sycamore 49 AT WESTERV!LLE 1\lrner and Camlly. AT COLUMBUS AT YOUNGSTOWN I ""' .,... zto- I NCAA Mld-&lst Regiooal Cham· Granville 61 Centorllurg 51 Rl)'montl Promt called on Mr. Amarda-CJearcreek or Granv...,stolrn South 43struthors311 plonshlll at Ashland AT NEW PHILADJlLPHIA ville vs. Heath or Ridgedale, 7 and Mrs. Homer Icenhower. caraway 59 Strausburg 58 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burnside p. m. (Winner to Regional). AT NEL'\ONVILLE aoo boby ol Chillicothe called River Valley or West!all vs. Fed-Hocking 50 Glouster 40 on her· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Llcklll! Valley or Big Walnut, AT GAI.LIPOUS 8:30 p. m. (Winner to Reglonol). Lawrence Johnston, Sumay. Alexander 51 Oak Hill 50 The Sti venville Olurch Ia open AT CHILUCOTIIE AT IRONTON for worship. sw.lay School lo Zooo Trace or FederaJ.HockCheSII>eake ~ 8)-mmes Valley 62 lng vs. Pike Elotern (18-5), 7:30 11 2 o.clock each &mday afterSOMETIMES JUST HAPPENS I AT PIKETON p. m. (Winner Athena Raglonol). noaa. AU are weleome. Pike Eastern 83 Pike Westorn71 Jus! about everyone has the exj)ttience - !la,y Johnoton AT PORTSMOuTH • sometime ... a sudden case of Por!s. C1a,y 96 Porta. Eaat 82 financial emborranment. You can solve ., AT WILMINGTON YES, IT BEGINS .,.. ,, most any financial crisis by remembering Line. Helpta 88 Lockland 60 ATTHE DAIRY ISLE! East cilnton 57 Wayneivllle 56 these few words ... "When· money's Greenview 75 Bethel Tate 63 the question, the answer is City Loan." STOP IN FOR AHAMML Orab 58 MEH & WOMEN ARE URGENTLY HEEDED TO TRAIN Xenia WoiJdrOir wu..., 29 BURGER & FRENCH AS AT TIFflN FRIES OR A'BASKET BlOOIIlvllle 69 !fonroovilla 59 Computer Propam111ing and ~h!ne T~inin1 . · AT DEFIANcE IIINNER 1 A~IG Pmona ooloctod will bo trolnad In a PfOI"!il '!lhlch ' Payne 87 RldceviUe 89 FAVORITE & EXTRA n.. d not lftlerf•f• with areaent' lOb. If you 11uo'lifv, AT BRYAN troining coo bo llnoncod. Wrlto todar. Pltooo ., •• AND SAVINGS COMPAIIY Fa.yette 79 .Ottawa•Hnlo 57 , LOANS UP tO $5000 GOOD AT ~ clodo h..,o phono nu111,bor and ogo. . AT .toLEDO Availablot Tllrouvk Our McClure~ IBM MACHINE TRAINING ' . 'Homier 13 ' 125 E. MAIN C-M Company THE DAIL V SENTINEL, Bo• 668•,T ,:p•.,.,.,,.0. Foa!Di'La st. Wendelln 68 Standin~s Indians Resume Practice Today WANTEDI Ten Homes In Need Of to constam Games 0 0 1 1 act Old Town 1 I ( I ' ) I I to Flats News r------------,_ B~RRY'S o Strasburg Ohio Upset by Pairings Garaway and 18 rel>ounds. Tom - · 6-1 junior, had 12 and Pem finished with II. 11m McCoy, 6-1 senior, led the Oaks with 18 points. Dave Davis, 5-~ aophomore, had 14. Alexalidor an 18-12 flrlll period lead and went ahead 3123 at halftime. A weak lhlrd per- heat· • • 0 .. Do we 111llow Elm !iltrftl lo ehift Ia. fran~•lae to Oak !'41reet't h'• •• •imple •• that!" Tlm theTVdownl" MAILBAG 0 • sea-. lod nettod the Spartans only 9- fouled Perry and Perry's two oak lUll hold the hiM Gala, 6.4 senior. pac.. polnts while the oaks got 15 charily tosses gsve the Spartans In ohooltng 11 theY made 22 Ill • ed the ltarlans with 2> point• to out the load IAl 40-38 as the the wtn as the clock ran out oo 44 lillota for iiO per cont. At the finished S-12 for the This Week's ' Search Continues for ALS Treatment t ., Two tree throWs by J o h.n Perry, S-11 senior, provided the wlmlng margin as the Alexander 5Partans downed the oak HUI oaks >1..50 In the finals ti the ClaBB A 8ectlonal Tollrllliment S&turda.Y nliht ln. Ca!Ua Academy llll!l> Scbooll!fm. That prt the iParlans Into a >1-18 lead with II seconds lett. With two secoods on the dock, Joe Clark, 6-4 senior, werrt In ror a layup to score the Oaks' last points. Coach Mark l.<>hr's Spartans are now 13-G for the season and advanced to the dlstrlet-nament at ChUUeothe. The Oaks Tournament Results Plan Program 0 first NCAA tourney tests at Car· boiKiale, Ill., and Fort Worth, Tex. Dayton (20-6} notched Its fifth straight 20-victory campaign under Don Donoher by beating DePaul ~57 as Dan S8d1ier scored 25 points. Ohio State lost 8S..72 at Michigan state to tall iMo a threeway tic for second place tn the Big Ten with Michigan and Illinois. Dave SOrenson netted 31 points in defeat. Ohi.o U, finished at 9-3 for second place bebifll Miami in the MAC sta,.dlngo with a 95-88 overtime conquest or Bowling Green. John Canine netted 28 point!J, including six in the overtime, to pace the Bobcats. A Miami loss would have resulted in a plsyof! Tuesda,y at Bowllllg lireen. Kent State's Doug Grayson notched 38 points in the Golden Flashes' 85-66 romp over Akron to set a school career scoring record. He finJshed with 1,124 points, two more than Don Potopslcy (1953-56). By finishing at 14--10, Kent State posted its most wins since 1951-'i2. Other Saturday night wins went to case Tech over Adel· bert 9S-91; ClevelatXI State over John Carroll 84-77 and Gannon over Youngstown State 74-7{1, Alexander -Trips Oal{ Hill, 51-5.0 George Tuppers Plains Soeiety News Of Assistance To Alcoholics All-Stan@ PAINTING••••• .,.. ·· *'"''" -..., ____ .., ____ _ • College Scores »•• ........ .. ,,.. ..... Dec••• By IIARVEY SHAPII!O UPI Sports Writer Defeoolng NAJA charnploo Central State takes the nrst step tonight toward its third national title in five Years. The Marauders, who finished the regular season at 19-6, battle Invading Defiance (14-10) at Wilberforce In one oC two NAIA District 22 playoff games. Cedarville (16-1~) entertains Ohio Northern (17~10) Cedarville. The two ,winners collide TUesday night for the District 22 tl· tle and a spot In the NAJA finals at Kansas City, Mo. Central State, which lost 6460 to Bellarmlne College (Ky.) saturday night, blasted Defi· on<c 75-45 Feb. 24. The Ohio Conference tourna- · ment title is up Cor grabs Tunday night at Granville wllh regular season C()-Champions Wittenberg (18-4) aoo Baldwlr>-Wallace (17-9) colliding for the second time this season. Witte~ berg scored a 67-60 win earlier. Wittenberg the OC Soothern Division title with an 87-67 win over Capital Saturday night whUe Baldwi~Wallace held oft Oberll.n 65-63 in the Northern •t ' ~- · -- The Dail,\ Scntinc.'l, Middleport- l'omcrOJ, 0 01 Marth 3, 1969 Marauders Open Defense Of NAJA Crown Tonight IIOIED IN AND .JUST 'll)QI.V MR. D. W/>S ALL. SET TO ' EtUq'f THE HEARTH'S ~ GIJ:JN•·· TllliiR DREAM I()U5E WJ.S THE BIG, OPEN,L06·15URNING FIR.EPL.U· · · THE WAGES OF DRINR - Time Dolt · Hatlo's _ ..- -....... I THE DAILY SENTINEL BOX 668-M POMEROY, OHIO L------------..J n ' I .. .. .. ·. .. WANTED. TIAINEES'' IBM . n:s DAIRt··. ~4=111~&;~=~~J • . ~ .. i )~ ;:I. JQ ~~·! �.-:oer·---- .-----· .. ' '' ~ _ l'ho Dllb' lienllnel, Mlddloport - l'omero)', 0., Mardi 3, 11!69 Treatment~ , . . .Confrol .of Cystic · Fibrosts · live to be<ome a teen"Givo a Child a Breath or cblld mo,y Lifo," theme or the program for aaer. . redlted Dr Alexlroatment and control or oystlcll- . Slonmoosk ~ Dr. ~ Dane, a at Duke Unlveralty' brools, Wll the emphaal&lD eom- ancler monto by August Simmon~: ~:~-wl re:;:'~,.;ertea which have glvon lor or the Cystlc Flbroa~ v,....,lo cystl< fibrosis ter or Columblll, pat spealorkerof morhlldro enroarHos --•• tbatooe out of .......... midwloler pouv c • ot ~- • ental Elglttand every 20 peraona Ia a carrlor Salon 23, Deparlm ~ of the four typea of tile Forty. d; ::. and tho! the only anMary Martin ol Pomeroy, r~ • 1 llnlcal research. resenting the Meigs Salon at the , sw;rspl• m~!! c disease cause& plU.Yior • introduced Slmmons. He e droaatlt"a In chUdren than . to of the disease more related a his ry 1938 and of anything else tile 8J)eaker said, first diagnosed In hi .. listeners to lorxe the formation ol the Cysdc Fl- In urging . eta 0t asslotbroals Chapter In 1960, nodng ahead In their pro~• talk Slmthat the twoblgtreatmentcenters ance. Foll~~l.nl ~~~of the ln Oblo are located at Columbus ~~':~~~ con~cted a quesand Cleveland. .... swe rlod Chlld care, researchandtroln- tlon and an r ~ .w'rtng the lng are the emphasis of the chaplt ~as am~:. over b.Y Chater's work, !blmons said. He m:tin~i=sAictilolz of N e w ·aald that nine yeors ago _when ~as""M"" thai Chapeau Weekthe group became active, about ·~ ..th~,N Ilona! Jewlah Hoss long as anr end at e a five years was a ital in Denver will beheldonthe child with the dloeaae lived, but P 17th weekend. At that dme that today wltil treatment, there May Cha u will present U,· Is a 60 per chance tilat a ~~~ rat= by Ohio Salons ID :r an: emphasi>ed the ln>portan<o <t' promotlng lnleresl lD lUber· culoala work and the av.Uahlllty or ocholaroblpl. .. a report from Arree Marshall, Lanoa-. natlmal renIra! division chapeau, It was noteel that tile division leads nati-•"• In partnorahip. ..._ ... ~. · ·-L'Aumonlor Mrs • ...,w, roported that 116 get -well cards and 45 Qmpatb.V cuds sent to partners and their t • Ilea. !Ito urged tile saloosiDha•• memor'lol services lD May and SOli The meeting held at lite NeU Hoose h\.Columbuo openOd lD rllustladc form with Mrs. Martin giving tile prayer and Irene Melr or Sebring Ia OClll<lorp, and her oolor ~rd, Wands Tamer' J •·- Bowman Bed¥ Rltkard, <>Y""" ' ind Joan Mcllonald, aubatltutlng lor Doona Paugh. Evalena Berkley, Nevada, L' ArchlvisteJ IUbltituted for Edna smeltz, LeSeeretaire-Caisslere, unable to atland we to IUnesa. Tho weleomewaagivenbyWOil· da Corder, Poovlor hoateSB or Franklin COU!lt.l' Salon 333, Elgltt and Forthy, with Hazel Elliott of Portsmouth, second demi chapeau dewdeme, respmdlng. Distinguished guests lnlr<Mll<· ed were Dooald AU water' Grand Chef de Gare, Forty and Eight; Mrs. James Collins, Marton, lnd nadonal child welfare chair., and Mrs. Leila Gl ea lliln, man; Lansing, Mich., nations! scholar· ship chairman. Each one brougl>t greetings and spoke of the work had= to BUbmlt their amual reports to her by May 20. Hazel Elliott and Mabel Brown, both recuperat1ng rrom illnesses, were weleomed. ll was reported t ~ a t Mayme Scllcienewald, director <t the National Jewish Hospital, is hospitalized, and that the husband of Virginia Rahe, Glbaonburg, Is hospltall:!ed. Doris Sandrl!f, partnerohlp . ported chairman of Toledo, re l,H2 paid partners representlng 85.3 per cent of goal. !lie In- Feeding Birds Explained our Feathered Friei'Kis" was the theme of the February therapy program presented to the special education class at the Rutlarxl Elementary School Thursday afternoon. A monthly project of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, Mrs. Joe Bolin and Mrs. Homer Park· er related infonnatlon on birds arxl reeding requirements. They were assisted by Miss Thelma Michael, teacher, in showing the children how to make bird re~ ers from plastic jugs arxl wood dowels. The garden club provided each pupil with a small bag of bird seed to use in the feeders. Each also received a folder containing information on the state bird the cardinal - and on bird feed· i~. The rOtders which ceatw-eaa color picture of the cardinll on the cover, wen~ prepared by Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Bruce May, Mrs. Parker pointed out to the youngsters that there are almost 9,000 species of birds.thdroughout the world, am that bu s are a help to the gardener arD farmer bec·ause they eat weed seeds. Some of the larger birds, such as hawks· and owls, Mrs. ·Parker said, kilJ rats am mice that eat "Feeding MONDAY MiDDLEPORT Garden Club, 8 p.m. at the home of """· C. M. HeMesy; Mrs. C. A. Emmish, Mro . . c. o. Fisher and Mrs. B. B. Zei&ler as co-hostesses. GROUP I, Women's Association, Middleport First United Preobytorian Church, 7:30 p.m. lo!mday at the home or Mr •• John Redovlan; Mrs. Richard Va~an, dovmlona, and Mrs. Edward Crool<s, Bible study. POMEROY GARDEN Club, 1 p.m. lo!mday, home or Mrs. J. o. Roedel, Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken assistant hostess. RIVERVIEW PfA Monda,y, 7 :· 30 p.m. at school; drama a.n d speech majors, Ohio llnlverslt;y, to present play, "Boys at Large." TUESlAY REGULAR STATED mosdng, Mlddlepert Lodge 363, F&AM, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; refreshments follow meeting. Master Muons Invited. POMEROY CHAPfER !86, Orolor .ol the Eastern star, 7:45p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Tern· pie, Tuesday; Initiation. W.s..c.s.. Enterprise United grain. One of the unusual !acts menMetltodlst Church, 7:30 Tuesda.Y nlgltt at tho home of Mrs. Don tioned by Mrs, Parker was a food, bini's nest soup. She said Humel. the aunese use the nests of cerWEDNESJAY tain swifts of Southeastern Asia CATHOUC WOMEN'S C l u b, to make bird's nest sot~~whichis Wednesday night 1n tbe church considered a luxury food. T h e llldilor!Um rouowtng Lenten sor • birds shape the nest out o! their vices. MiDDLEPORT LITERARY ClOO, Wednesda,y, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Nan Moore; Mrs. M. L. French to review "Adl· rondacka Country" and Mr s. Harold Sauer, "Slape of a Year.,. THURSDAY MiDDLEPORT EVANGELINE Chepter 112, Order of the Eastern star, 7::MJ Thursday night at tile Malonic Temple; shower for the kitchen to be held. S.Sgt. Fillinger Re-Enlists in AF Mr. and Mrs. aterman Roberta, Pomeroy, Route 4, have received word that their sonID~aw, &.Sgt. Fred FUI!nger, has rHnllsted in tile U. S. A I r Force for an additional to u_r roar•. Sgt. Fllllnger, married ID the (anner !Jlirley Roberts of Porn. eroy, i1 statloned at the MacDUI Base In Tampa, Fla. He I Tohmle'r, Middleport, Rt. ~. is recuperating at home rot .. towing confinement at Riverside Metho:list Hospital in Columbus. Mrs. Isabelle Wirebrermer, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Mrs. Richard Owen and the Rev. Charles Simons atteOOed a meeting of the Rio Grande Baptist Association held at the Rio Grallle Olurch Frido¥ nigh~ Mr. and Mrs. Alhert Roosh spent the weekend in Columbus. Mrs. Roush attended the American Legion Auxiliary midwinter convention held at the Nell House. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert have returned rrom Berea where they have spert the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. George Doolittle alii children. They went es-pecially to assist with the fam1)y whUe Mrs. Doolittle was hospltali7od. Mrs, 0. P. Klein is a patient at Vetenns Memorial Hospital. saliva which, when hardened, looks like a half saucer made of whitish, milky isinglass. Large colorUes of the Swifts breed in caves and attachtheirneststothe walls. The Chinese, Mrs. Parker said, lease the nesting caves aOO make a business of selUng the nests. On feeding birds, Mrs. Bolin said that it should become a routine from rall until spring. She suggested suet, as it is oourishiJW, am will not freeze, along with crwnbs, nuts, seeds and groulli or cracked grains. Leftovers rrom meals are also a favorite, Mrs. Boling sald, ~nd suggested boiled potatoes, r1ce, celery ali:t lettuce leaves. 's·-Re~ v',·,e·. w~~~d~!...--...,-.~~u;.rk~·~~·~·stil..;,.;.f.oil.;.nd.'.n.;.•.bo.·t_ , _·p.ite ' tr<JW<ed Pit Holmer, a mombot or t1te committee and preaonted hoi' with a charm f o r loading In tho read, white and blue partnership OCllllest. Ritual and· emblem ell~, Jessie HeU. l'ortomoutil, aslted &alms to order pasao chapeaux plas early. Helen Loret,' Clev&land ·schOlarship chairman, aBk· ed Uwt girls be on..Uraged to rurthor their work lD tuberculosis and apply for scholarlhlpl throu!ih the American Legion, Indianapolis. Rules lor eompetlng for trophies wore outlined by B e a HotmBs, chairman; and the parody chairman IIDIIOWiced Jome 15 as deadllao lor submitting perodles. Repordng on conatltution and by-laws was Dorothy Dltz, Cleveland, who noted that 15 salons do not have their eonstituUon and by Jaws up to date. !lle IIMOWiood a deadline extension w April 30. convenuon fees were dlscuued by Rose Decker, Columbus, finance chairman. Departmental Chapeaux Passe Introduced and greeted were Bornlce Chrlatlanson, Esther Edgar, Fran .!Jlerman, Anna Kruger, Ethel Van Fossen, Helen Kllworth, Louise Kramerbuhl, llelen Cotter, and Elizabeth Gllberl Helen Beall, child welfare chairman, asked for donations on the jewel box, a child welfare project. !lie spoke on b e d motntenance a1 the Denver hospital and suggested additional money ror that. A report was glven on the Area D. conference held In !prlngfleld In January, at which time Mrs. Gleason was She said that the easiest way to feed ••our feathered frielkls'' is to buy a bag of bird teed. SCraps of wood or plastic jugs, well rinsed, were suggested as things which can be used ror making bird feeders. Cl()cakes am Kool-AJd were served follawiJIJ!: the work session. Favors or miniatw-e birds perched on a limb above a grass nest fiUed with jelly bean eggs : were given to each of the children. Refreshments and the ravors nominated to run for la conciwere provided by Mrs. Parker. erge. Mrs. !Jlerman was miBtress ci ceremonies tor the lunch~. Among the dfsjlngu!Bhed guests at the dinner were American Legion Auxiliary officers, Marton Junge, Mrs. Arthur Harbach, Hel••Is Christ Knocking at Your en Sloan, AM Eachleman, and Door" was the program theme Mrs. Edward unum. Mrs. Arthur Hanell, national used by Bridgett and Jennifer GoAmerican Legion Auxiliary presble at SUnde¥ nlgltt' s meeting of Ident, oongratuloted the l!lght the Youtlt FeUowship o1 Heath and Forty on Its work at the NaUnited Metltodlot Church. The group sang ••Onward tional Jewish Hospital, foUowChristian Soldiers" and '"Holy, lng her lntroducdon at t h e Holy, Holy!' Plans were discus. lWleheon. sed lor an outing at Camp FrandB Asbury near Rio Grande. Jim • and Jeff Tyo served cookies and Kooi-Ald following the meeting. Guests were Debbie Harbrecht, Steve Lane, and Billy ~ack. others attending were Tom caaaoll, Twlla Clanrortlty, Mary Bradbury, Glema SpralJIIe, Macy Ann Beohlel, Mark Fowler, Sandy .Johnaon, Eddie Brown, George Hawley, &.san Powers and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slavin, advisors, Outing .Planned At Camp Asbury Gerald Shuster and liorvev Erlewine were business visitors in Newark Friday. They spent Thursday in Huntington on business. Mrs. Mildred~ Tubbs has arr 1ved home from a two month viS· it in Phoenix, Ariz., with her son and family. She traveled via jet. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Young have returned to Sidney after visiting here with Miss Elizabeth Flck and Ml" Evelyn Flck. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Webster and son, Ricky' of Dayton were weekend guests of relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. David Eskew and daughters, Kandi and Beth Ann, or Newark were weekend guests or their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eskew, Pomeroy, and Mr. alii Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, Rutland. Miss Mary Ann Fields, Columbus, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J Oe Fields. Robert Birchfield. 1100 of Mr• aOO Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Rutland, suffered an ankle fracture in 1 skating accident recently. ~~ ,sta~;, 'c~n fly at speeds p <t their committees. Mrs, Glea- provide a bed and care for one chUd lor CX10 year. up to 55 mUes P.r · hol!f de- The North American wild • a NAME BRAND ~-· ..l·ta-·1.... • _ 1 Report of Meigs County Health Department for 1 I l. I - '.' I - ' .,, ...... . ) SPECIAU ~>--;F;-;R EE l Teflon"' -Comd Ov111 Packlga Special oven panel acceuary package pnwklea nl'l ease of clunabilltyl Non· stick TEFLON eooted rtrtiovoblo ponola · ailp rilht out efforttllliy;.walh aporJdlna claan "Qulck·AI·A·Wink.'' Oven Ia rtady for uao without ICtllhhlna or waltlna. Ro&ulor '1486 vlluo • ~ BETTY LOWERY, RN •• DOROTHY EDMUNDSON BERIIESI YONKER JANE BROWN, RN I ' PERRY RIGGS BEULAH STRAUSS I I = 30" Model ERJ-1340 NOW ONLY $ I - 95 I Made Up of People Trained in their Jobs l ( CATHERINE E. (BETTY) LOWERY, R.N. - PUBUC HEALTH NURSE- The duties Of a Public Health Nurse are many and varied. Her position takes her to the home of the ill, where she acrrie~ out the reeommendation of the private physician or otters guidance to the famlly; carries on the immunization program in the 1choobi counsels with the school otrlcials; and carries out the dictates of the state agencies. • Removable Surlsce Units for sefe, aasy cleonin.. • Porcelain Finished Top Soil Treys slide out -claan OIISiiy. PERRY RIGGS - MEIGS COUNTY HEALTHDEP ARTMENT SANITARIAN- The sen! tartan collects public and private water samples; inspects schools; makes food service inspections; invesUgates nuisances and follows up on complaints; assists in laying out and In· specting septic tanks and leachi~ beds ancl performs many other services. During 1968, the sanitarian attended many ln-service training sessions on the new solid waste disposal law. BERNEAS YONKER - TRAINEE - At tile close of the rear !968, Borne•• Yonker was beiJW trained by the Meigs Councy Health Department in general office practices, Since 1966, Ingels Furniture ARE CLEAN and easy to keep clean County Tuberculosis and Health Assoctationdurlngthe month of December as the tint Tuber-· culosls nurse In Meigs County. Her headquarters will be in the County Health ~artment. Tuberculin skin testing, therapy and guidance of cases, contacts and suspects or tuberculosis will be tmder this ntU'se. Sbe will arrange and conduct the periodic chest clinics and will maintain tlle counts wide tuberculosis Registrar, DOROTHY EDMUNDSON - DEPUTY CLERK AND DEPUTY REGISTRAR - The clerical duties In a local health department also are many and varied. A few or the duties are: reports; licensing; eorresporw:lencej contact with the public bypersonal contact or telephone; OOI>ilrofesslollall!llldance and vital statlstica, • Removable Oven Door brinp extra convenience for filter cleenln&. EASY TERMS ARRANGED ELECTRIC RANGES BEULAH STRAUSS- ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT SECRETARY TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS - This employee works directly under the Health Commissioner and the Board of Health; acts as the fiscal orticer, maintain5 the budget, is secretary for the commission~ aOO the board, and is registrar or vital statistics for Meigs COunty. the Health Department has been providing COmmunity Action PrOgrAm trainees with business elll)erience. OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT JANE BROWN, R. N, .- Tubereulosis Nurse - • Mrs. Brown was hired by the Meigs Molp County has two clinics. One Is tile Podlatrlo-lliai!DOItic.()lologlcal, and tbe other Is the Tuberculoals Chest Clinic. Meigs Coant;y uses the services of other counties for the Ort;ho.. pedlc, Plastlc, Cardiac and Epileptic cllnlco. can't. Uall. There wore 4 Pediatric - Diqnoatio and Otological Clinics .. which 133 ohUdren were soon by the opeclallsts. Alao: 6 Tuborculoola Chest Cllnloa. 177 persons attended. x..,ays were rood. 3,121 personallltendacl the Masa Sdn Teatlng &lrvoy. 544 people were skin tooted In the local health department, m ' SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Health Dept. Expenditures THE SHOE BOX Salarles • • • • • .••.••••.... .•••• •.• ...• $15,474.97 Travel • . • • • . • • . . • • • . • • . • . • . • • . • • • . . • 1,945.35 Other Elpen11a • • . • . • • • • • • . . • . • • . . . • . . • • 5,297. 71 WHERE SHOES ARE SEH$1BLE PRICED Middlopan, O. SOURCE OF FUNDS '" . . .••.•.....• ' ... ' • ' •.• $ 1,520.00 Ucenaa . . • . • . • . . . • . . . . • . . . , . . . . • . . . . Food Service • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • 1,043.00 Trailer Parka • • • • • • • . . . . • • • . . . . . . . • • 60.00 l.oca1 Taxe1 • • • • ••••••.....•• , , , . . . •... 20,58l.8t Cciitri.Wdona . • • • • , . • • • . • • • • • • . • • . • • • . . . 290.08 Health Referral Service• • • . . . . • • . • . • • • . • . • . so.oo iI OPTOMETIIST .I . Ot11CE HOOHS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON .THURS.) - EAST COURT Sf.• J'()MEROY .......... ....... Relltrt ...... OPEN TODAY Oait Dutton !81'110 Jl ' i - ' '' '' i Don't ot "' SPAR AROUND with your • • • " To•fo~ rov e 'I'OU Ol'l r~e rope1 ' A li Hie fot~[~ footwork ,.. .11 br ing 'f'Oir to the nearby offi" of H & II BlOCK-Th• lntome Ta111 Champion•! We'll giwe ~our toll rewrn a knoc::koul punth •itfl our fosl , atttJHJie. vuoronl..d Mlr•ite. otcu •~te tection automatically. Ask us for o free demonstration. We thinP we can so¥e you discomfort. llottiiiiE c.n c.n., .WJ-7701 Wlllf• 111 S. Dll••· ;z'tt111 ~ • ... ..,., Oh~ •5101 H..rlt~t ·AI· BOTH FEDERAl AND STATE .• • l!m ~ ,1 • Dilpt. TM -• Wld4-Ttw:~ ftfllllyfo)o •• Gltnd Pth, Bonnewlllt, Bro~ghim, [<Kulivt. """"'- 0'10. u;;;>;;;<;;;..:; • t..,.. , ..... ;:;;;;:;:;;;;;;-;;;;;~,;;;;.;;, · h 1 lhe glov•greln~d lnslrume~ panel. You gel · sqfte.r And Firebird does it without shortc ang ng you on bucket seats. And It all comeS in a compact, beautifully things you buy a sports car for. Compact.ness, maneuver· , . ability, efficiency, q~lckness : . . it's all there. · styied, Wide-Tracking pac.k,ge. · . . You get 6 never·say-die, Overhead Cam Six that runs on All of which proves you ~,o,n't have to spend $6,C9), ~tn a . , regular. You get a fully synch ron ize~ 3·speed (order ·t • .fl ~r- sport 1o be one. So be one. Break Away 1nt a 1969 d Fir~blrd mounted and you also get a. Hurst sh•fter), You get a dr1vm_o· . Get Y~ur car ~nd your ch~nge at your Po"n, iac ea1er $. I Am•riu's Largest Tax Service with 0¥er 3000 OHlces ' s11 the ·e1 Wide. Trlcki at your l~cal ,~"'h,:r~ P?nt11.• 6 d~iter•e. "'onclay ltlru Sottrdc/r - 9 '·"'· to 5 P·'"· • 1 I;T!t-_ ,.,~ . 'I· r , ~rcr;,r Hcahh i• .the llem~ratie PI'OeeH!Iln • ~ : Tht hor<l of Heoi~ lo "'"'~.... oHI~ ~'~b.... ~Thoy oro o ,.Ucy ,..klnt traop; GfiiNII~t !lit hoolth .li 4....rtiooot :~i!W . ,.ll,.. -t" 'jf 'i 'I \ . hoollll otaH, ~itoitollnt P"l"""' ~·~ '" tholr df!ll~~i: ~~~~~h flto d,.ntl~o .1 lllo covoty .,.,.,,....tod. Thor '"'' , " Aetlon, Citize011 Repreotenting Citizen!" ,;;..1~ .4-.i·.~- n~ """' Is til~ lf.;.,~rotlc p.Ocou In octi.OII, cltla~0 .~NIIfttlnt, clllaHa. All ports ... • "'".!'• k~p tho ": Dolo D.tten, ' P,to~IHot, loll.dltJ1011. · · . ; , . ~li;U' AJ~=.:·~!·~ ,o.,.l~ont, llt,lom , p~ · ·~ -~IJ Kor111t W.l,.., 1'••-J ., , R""' .leet!o, eaa- port of c.On!J· , C:horl" J, Molll"l', M.D., 10odlcal roptoaontatlvo. .' . .,,;··,~· Cow!IJ, 1111111 u., ~; !Ill­ Memortail!olpllil . r.,. ,lfl* h ltr ill Doadla In booilltal 107 Doalbnl-•re 82 ai. .,.r cli11•: v....,. Doatlta In Molp ~ '! . "~ -~~- .' ... '·' :J.. . S·• '~uiSICS ""t' ,. Blrtlts eumbered 26 In lloiP the materalt.Y ward at tile • ' lbat'S aar.k. Away.~_ . 304 POMEIIOY, EAST OHIO MAIN - - • No Appointment Necessary' _ _,. I •• p•epo<o!ion There are, however, many things which your ~ of health, your health commlsslonor and tile local deportment eamot predict. These things are epidemJ:cl and •PI•IUII outbreaks or communicable diaoases; community ...... for specUic health proeramo; legialetive actima which alior health ,programs, and public demands. Public health ts the art and aclenco or matntolnJni. pro.. tectlng, and lonprovlng the health of tile - l e thl'OUib .,... pnlzed community effort. The health of tlte community Is not a group or spoclallntorests but one single lntereot with may dilferent aspects. To olotermlae one facet more hnportant titan onother, and ID urge it at the expense or other essential racton, fa dltrf. .. mental ID the good health program. Ills eseentlalto ,.....mae the service u a unit, and those working in the apeclal phali1, iitullt unite and work for one oomprehenllive PI'OII'IJD. Onb' then can a good health PI'IJI1'8m be achieved. A public heeltil prosram moans working with people. A aatilll'actery health educatioo pt'Oiram Is dellflned f<lr all types aod classes or people, each with hls own problem, such aa prenatal, school healtil problem, contagloua ell-, handicapped children and adul~ ad-te houalng, ..,.. of tho apd, protection from epidemics, control or · disease, lnwstrlal problems, disposal or - · JIIU'I· flcatloo and public safety. llealth Is • otato or soundness and weU bolac. IIIIJIIcal and meotal, and It Ia the concern or tile healtil , _ . _ or eommunlties -larp and small. The servlcoa o«ered ~ a departmoot depends upon many faciDro - how NiogoAI1 atalfed It Is - the IIIIOUnt of money made avilloblo lol!lf department - tile orpnlzed oommunlv IIIIPPOI't ~ ...... healtil aaoncleo - and tile responalbUlty or iodlvldltalt io ... that he does not Imperil tile healtil or his net.,...., hli state, or his nation. The parBU~~ol of ¥OUr local health department 1n poiaple apedally lrotned In their ,ioba. They are <~~alllled 1o ....._. t1te servlcea needed 1D protect the . COIIIIIIIIIIIIJ, but UtiiMI !hay are glven adequate flnanctal support, IIIII .....,._ of t1te community and ot1ter healtil agencies, tile only provide t1te services equt valent to the old lllrnllbid tile department• The healtil department II one or tlte tax -rtod dlvlilaM or loCal aovemment, established by law, to ....,, oil ifil .,._ .Pit within the oouoly • floa!l!l Ia sroatiy all~ by the way we woril, 011r mont and tile kiDd of eocJely lD which we live. . · We In the public hoal~ aorvlce IIUl COAotb'"t ID1!i":jr. find aolutlono for tlti nor lllOimllng health tnlll.,_,l(h ch81!8ing IIO<let;y. ii!iinl.. • •·• [IJ~IT!co. VERE SMITH AUDIO-VISUALS, IHC. 16 W. Unl• S.. • ••" • • molte 0"''1 tn or t thot tc~l able. Especially if your hearing aid doesn 't lhut them out quick I)'. The new Zenith ModProlor eliminates this painful discomfort. ·And it gives yov this pro- !"'"' Two Clinics are Operated sports· Many, Varied Duties Rest On County's Health Dept. BY DR. SEL~ J. BLAZEWICZ, M. D. The Meigs County llealtil Department is and should Cllt1ti!llo to be tile prlaclpalsource or health Information aod education lor Meigs Countians. A look to t1te !Uture makes all of ua aware that we must continUo to -~and all. COIIIIIIIIIIItr lrGqll ·.n<llDdlvtwali wltlilJftile eilunft; · · ·· · · · •c " .. order to better serve the public, your health deParltnetd must continue to promote preventative medicine, keep abreut <t tile demands lor expanded school healtil programa; lDCI'MM administrative, sanitation and public health nursing actiYIUoa; hnprove communlv health programa by working with theagencies, the prolesslonal ltl'OUP8 and reiiJIOIIIIble~ Your Board of Health is a Policy Ma~~~Jg Group . . N. W. COMPTON,O.D. J1Fevloualy served at Lockbourne ln Columbus for seven JKI'I, and was statiooed at Clark Air Foree Base in the PI>Ulpen, and Freddie, Jr. reside It &Ues for 18 months. S81. and Mrs. Fllllnger and Holldo¥ Trailer Park In Tamtheir three children, !i.aron, Kar • pa. The amoting hearing aid that filters out loud, painful, sudden noi~ ... Sudden blasts of noise can be uncomfort. Selim J. Bla!lcwicz M. D., County Health Commissioner I I You ptth- deluxe NORGE features: • "Blended Hoot" Oven tor perfect baklna, roastln&, brollln& results. • Char-Coil Speed Broiler seals In flavor. • Illuminated Clock and Interval Timer for timln& oven and surlsce (OOkln&. • Infinite Heat Controls 11" complete (OOk· In& flexibility. Your County Health Department Staff is I ) . CAUSIIS ~" DEATH ft1!!1 , ,·· 'M111 ' ,: . c.rdlae ~Ia . • , • , , • • . -. , • • • • • . , • • . • . ; ·( • l. ;it Ctnbral Vueular Acddit .. l . • • • , •••••••• .~ •• • • +II . .,,*·.. ·t· , Caneer • • • . . • • .,········· ··············~· , , ,, ; _. ·., , ~ .. ' ·~ ·~ ~ Accldentl .•••• i • • • ~ z ••• t ··········•· · ••·l~ •U . ' ............... a....-._..._._ - t •• ··········"' ···· ·· J'''! • ''"'I '''"'~ ' .'' t .. ·-............ ............ u~- Ill..... . ~-- 0 • • o .. 0 . .. 0 0 ~ t 1 0 ,1 0 0 0 0 : . 0 o 0 0 .. .. '.,,\• 0 o o o 0 ,0 0 0 'IJ,~ 1,, 1 • • ' • • " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " - ' '' ' ' ' •••••••~••...i o.ol.i .. ~ if ' . ····················~······~~~-' ! �-- ~ - ---·-- -- ' e - The IIlii¥ SOptlnel, Middleport • t•..,.roy, 0., March 3, 1969 ' ' A LI'ITLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching .Want Ads Brings 'J:op.Grade Results ' WANT AO ' INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 , .... . Dey Bororo Publlution Mol'llllley Doodl int f o,..,. , Caneeilotiont & Con•clions Will lllo occo~ until 9 o.111 . lor Do,. of PuGIIcofion AEGUI.ATIOHS Thl Publidwr rotonos the ri1ht to Hit or rojoet any ods llloo-111 obtHtloMI. TM pulllitMr will 1'101 1M ,.. 1 pontllllo for 111oro rhon Ontl lncotroct lruortion. RATES For W11nt Ad S.rvlco S untt po~r Waul '"" intortion Minimum O~~ar1• 7Sc U conh ~ · w~rd thrtt conucu· tiYO l~ortiont . II , • .,,. ,._, Word t i l< COI'Itocutivo lfltlrtiont . 25 ,., unt Dil.eounl on paid odt oft~~ cttlt poid within 10 dor• C.UD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .SO lOt 50 word minimum. Eo . ochlitlonol word 2c . @) '2 SIGNS OF Q.ILALIJY For Sale ·Pomeroy_ Motor Co. 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA CON ......................... $1795 3Zl engine, auto . trans. P.s. P .B., white with black vinyl top, 17,000 actual mi 1es, local 1 owner car. Real sharp! ....... 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE .............................. $599 bucket seats, good tires, ·6 cyl., 3 speed, floor shift, radio. Popular Model , special price. . Pom,roy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Bli ND ADS lt.dclitionol 2Sc Chargo ~· Advor · ' ,,,,_ ..,_ ~way Ollf. dllhes, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC 1'oJ m:sceDaneous. Mrs. Howard miniature, fl5 and up. Stud feel!. 800 W. Main St., Pomeservice and grooming. Phooe roy. 1-IS-tft 11112-5441. II S tic ANTIQt:ES. furniture, IN LOVING memory of Joseph .1 Young, Sr., who passed '' For s.le Wanted year ago, March 3, 1968. Gone but not lorgollen As lime goes by we miss you more Your loving laughter, your gentle face No one can fiH your vacant place. Sadly missed by wife, Dorothy, cllfldm!. mo\ller, brothers and sistenl. 3-3-llp For Rent r-O'I'ATOES, Pbone 80-DM TWO-Bedroom trailer, 11157 Ja- C\arencle Prolflll, Porllml. I0-1&-Ifc guar for sale or trade lor farm tractor. M & G Food Markel, 3 miles sooth of Mid- SAVE SAVE SAVEl SMe yuur dleport, Rl. 7. 3-:&-31c 1..,, your Ume and your back. We baWl a aew lnlldler to dlg your water llDe P'tJRNISIIED and unfurnllbed apartments. Clooe to lcllool. dltdl. Henry Bahr 1115-3111 ,.. Phone ~10.11* RDger Bahr 11115-3958. 2-7~ '1'RAlLEII LOTS, Bob's MobDa MODERN 7 ROOM house, bath, Court, Syr..... , Oblo on Stale gu, good garage, ~>-•ere ground, lD Reedsville, JllllO· Rl. 124, Phone ..._L Notice 1-11-lfe tton 124 and 681. C. V. Buck· HEREFORD SALE, 33 bulls and ley, Pllone S'IU210, ~ 29 females, Soulbeutem Oblo llerefonl Assn. Spring Sale. HARMONY IIJ>Bitm&lll - s and 4 1'001111 AlnllsiJed, new SIX ROOM house with bath, All clean pedlgrees, both walla, ooora: fumllu!'e, pr1- Wright St. $75110. Phone 742horned and polled. Saturday, vate parking. Out of all floodll, S202. ~ ,, Mardi 15, lllllt. Show 10 a.m., oalo I p.m.. Rock Springs S bloob from Pomeroy pool o111ce IIUliiJ from 10 n-INCII RCA TV with a !JWivel Fair Grounds, Rl S3, three ' UIL mlles north oJ Pomeroy, OI!Jo. to f p.m. I+Uc stand. Pbone ?12$11. 2-29-61t l'or catalogs, write to !Joy<! N. Blackwood, Sale Mgr.. Rl. TRAILER, 10 I 50, two bed- IT'S inexpensive to dean rugs and upholstery with Blue roams. Pboao 102-281J, I, Pomeroy, OI!Jo 45'1611, :l-28-,!lc W-411c Lustre. Rent electric sbampooer $1. Tiny's Bargalnland. 3-~lc ANNUAL MEETING MEIGS CO. FISH AND GAME ASSOC. Will M-.t Wed. Mar. 5 7:30 at Second Ward Fl,. House, Pomeroy El~t~on of Officers Refreshments will be served Every One Welcome WIU DO ..wlnt at homo zlppel'l, pockets. pegging. hemrr.lng, alterallonl, ele. Mrs. Fnddle Tbabet. Mason, Pbone TIS-WI. f.30.Ik M- VACANCY lor lw oldaiJ people. l'nlllr prlnle pold , . llenll. Pl-. m.llll. Jtl.lfe ATI'ENTKlll Kelp 1m! en, oft llld ps 'fttll. ed In Mt!iso Coanly. Wr11e P. 0. lloJ: 2111, l"omeroy' <IIJD. 1-Z«p W1111M To IJuy PIGS WA!'ITED. Everett Holcomb, Albany. Phone MY~ Mlli. 1-1-311' ANTIQUES, disbes, furniture. <'Irina cabinets. old phonographs, clocks, misc. Leo Rut:l!ill, 109 Legion Terrace. l-1-30tp Help Wlllfld Pels For Slle J:~ RAMBLER convertible1 rebuUt motor, excelleat, 61 Rambler station wagon. Phone 993-1174. 3-2-!lp I ' Emplorment Wanted CriiW CARE for ...ntng 1110>lllen. l'llone I-IS4ip - . '. . POMEROY ' Jock W, Carooy, . Mgr. 992-2181 Open Til 6 Daily . SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE ••trG r 775• • 5111•-tl• Hea¥l dutr,, d"' . - . , fur . ull y .. ,..... . Wfl1t1 ONLY 1,18.95 Busin111s Services Plue 2.19' eclen~l T•• Mott ...,.,,., ela•• ...11..1.. LhnltH et this ,rlea. full~fMII. hilt ., • .,, tJre •r fer •.• 65 Pontiac ...... ~1695 Grand Prb 2 dr. Hard Top. RODNEY DOWNING Real Foliate Jlnlllor """'"en-au (b Mlddleporl. 2-25-301c HOBSTETTER REALTY 3 ROOMS New Furniture rtlu matching upholsttty. PS, PB & .U . 62 Pontiac . _•.... ~795 2 dr . t1ord Tap. ()t"iQinaT lur• qualM flnl1h . PS, PB & AT. BLAETINARS BUICK PONTIAC: CMC TRUCKS POMEROY DODGERS IN Insurance ~VTOMOBILE Insurance beel anceDed? Laot your operator's Ucenae? Call 1191-2tlllft. I 15 lfc LIGA&. NOTICI - UWAAD- 1100.00 rewanl lor llle ar'I"Mt and convlclloa of tbe penan or perte~u who broke and entered .Into m)l aton on Fe bruai'J' 13th, lilli. C.ttl.arl CeeiJ IJoUn, Balln"a Sta", Laqtvllle, Oblo. TelePbOIIe No. 1u.&CL 12) :a&, CJ) 2, 3 ate . '. - "' .ampt, iltt:turu. Warm llamin1 h!!ater, 2 over 1tuffed dlaln, DD•II bed, li no leum rua, mlrrDr, cloc~, Iron bed, DreaHr. M wiq lnleiWlt. ONLY $' 299 FUINITUIE CO. "ASCII. w. '*" Po••· Bond, P4 otMr coalrut doeuaWU• IU1 be uaminetl at the offtM o&! the Board of Trulteel of hblla AI• lol1n , VIU.Je Hall, PomlrOJ, Ohio or at til• oUlee al Burpa • NI,Jie, UmUed, 10111 Welt ruth AQIIUI, Columb\11, Obfo, Copllll illla¥ be obtained at dt.e of- Jice o! BQr,... • Nllt.. uml.a.d IO<latetl It 2015 Weet Filtb A.naue, COiumbu., Ohio, UPOil parDt~al of 1::2.00 for eaeh 1ft, HONI OP: • ._ ...,_m SMITH AUTO SALES You SE:E? IJIW IF I DIDIV'r OH, SHUT UP! WHICH WIL.L II ltiPUNDIO. The OWDer ....rMI tbe rilbt to waive anr Worma.lJU"' or t.o nJect .tDI ot aLl bldl. Deb bSdder m\IB dqoa.lt wttb h1e bid. MCIU'tb" ill die &JaOUDt form BELIEVE /IV Fl':E.E ~PEECH J II.XJULO HAVE Clce&~D HIM FOR 'THAT! a nti 1111bjet!\ to Ole coad.l.UOIUI pro. ndtd 1D. tbe lnfotmaUOa for Blddere. A.ttenUon af bllidare 1.1 pu\lelllar11 Ulled to tbl nqldnmea&a M to condWOne of employroeat W H abHne.l and mbllmum wap rat. to bot pak1 uDder lhe e04h'llot. Tbl.l project t1 reeei.YiDI letleral b.a1tldal ualiYace frwn U.. &coR· (lillie DevelopllltDt ~ h ll ~t\4'r, I PIIOI bed, atl'alJbl back r b:alr, what DOt ahell, meW lawn rh aira, and ml.lcelknloWI iWIIUI. CHARLII M. HYJILL, 4dMinlltrator wltb the Will AnlltxH of cers Melnh•rt, Doc:edlcl Tbere will •lao be atfered at IJlU :wde !.be loUoWiftl pt.:J"I UDIII pn.tpllrt)' fur aale at a~~eUon: I Tiny Pol Tape Recordlll'; I Shut• ter Camen; BlQII(!\llan; ......-a Karat t.:amera, Le lu Camcr;a; Ltxtu Lilbt Meter. Toho 'l'lpe Becorder, aad IFOUP of mbceUa neOUI POitall The euecellfv.l. bldtler muM eompl1 Wltb the requl.r.meatt a1 tbe Dftia. .Baooa Aot, C:ODlrld Work lloUn atampe. P'RANK W. I'ORTIIl. JR. AciMinlltrltor WWA ef tt11 ltllh of Helmut DMI, DI..Qid carnelian Avctltft ltrvlet . ' 3-:l; ' J.olCI .Jte " . ay a . .. MU., loc. T.toi. .... ~.!. hf. Off. DtriMI Wl ... n c"rk 3; 3 1~h ~ IT;. I H 4t4: ... •" ~- 1M " ita.lldard Act,, ~ Act lAUUI"JckHckl aad Title VI ClvU IUJble Act of ltll. N() bltldK mil¥ wtlhdnw hll b1d wlthla iO datt lf1.lr Ul• 1du.al clatli 111 the ape.aJ.Dc ~eNOl. IOAaD 0J1 ft.UITIII OP PUILII; AfPAIAJ l "'· .. ' IF your phone is ,I gathering dust ••• • DAILY CROSSWORD AVB088 PAPER ADVERTISI ........ I. Grape 5.Bulc infinitive: 2wdl. I, J!oilon lO.Butened JLJ'tbbtr U.AnlliO- &uOD•rt atomller 'I lll.lllJb can! 'lT.A.thlmle 18. Doctrine 21. Contlnenl: could ring the bell OKA'I' - FIRE AWAY! IoilAr IAI -'t IIIIUIIto to tr. I1 ftrm foor onliiiUJ' werdo. S.H&rv<lt 4.. Burnyor lllllky lHOPOW 0 ~.~loin ... 1. Ft<odiiJ 8. Duteh I fONANm ·' _.. 1'- lndeftntte ortlele ta. Bllkworm II ISH~b () bl..-. J1. Jl'oOd trom heaveD ' :rr. Wralb II WHI!N 'T\416 16 IN TIE 'OJ CAN FINe:> tJr(:>( NO ~'lloU!. ·' IB.IIuiPd moua.talb .lt.Oneoflbe I WAs 6Q(NG lt> G066EST HOWliNG AT THE MOON .., Kettle• ao,CJoMto show you that successful selling begins right · II,)Oddle here in the pages of this newspaper. What- .....,_ a eoa.vena· u.... . l)'ll&ble as.l'lnlla· ever your service, you'll sell it b,estto more ' ... Fruit ' .. -· ·~.commoal users when you advertise here. Let our skilled •• •• -~··BaUon od men show you how to put newspaper ad10 --- ..-... -_i!!!! u-amwe~NMiourlwtllll-. - tlons t,A.Hond . .,..,.- abbr. 12.-lam&- along with the dust on that phone. We'll vertising - ·--·~-~.:4o:=!!:! aumt!JNlfi>1t \!IJ ~~® ••, _ _ . « . Boll llawiJ DOWN t,Jlld,Ja -ral e. Frml.ch river 11. Uaedan .,........ 1'.1-.... ., ... eaawt work for you. Coli for details. . 0 ;.,'"..en ' .• l; . TINEL Phone 992·2156 F• AC~llt'!'~~ ~ep.res~~!ve , • ,. . I J,YZ IIX I' DAILY (JJtYP'l'OQtJOU-Jiore'• llo!r .. work ltl '_. as:e•••• ••••'•• IW . III'CIIIBBJ'IJL 4 •4J,LIIIl .. $30.00 Dlwi••IIIIIICe H Cllnllelt ,.,., MASON LIIAL NOTICI ADYUTIJIMINT POR IIDt PNIHt N.. 11·1.....1 IIIJIItt .t POIRI111J• Ollie IIQva.._,...alod 1or a....,. improvemeatl, Contrad "134'" S.Dllarr llwtn. wiD " ~ bJ' the Board of Tnlltea Ill Public Af· felrl al the Vlllale llf Polauof, at 1\.1 ofnce tn tbe VWap HaU. ror, Olllo. unw t'Hlft o'cloolr: aoon ... S.T. oa April 1, llillll, aDd Ulen at aald oltiee pubUe)Jr opeed aa4 rue!. aillutl. The lDiormattoa for llbkllr.. rona ut 8!4, Form of CoPtraet, Pl~E:t~ Speclflc:aUIIDI, aad Pol'ml of IUCI Bond, Performanct and Patmtnt A It 'Ill L II A ,A II a .... OI!GI!"II~LOW .. . . •, OlllloiiOr 1111111'17 ~,.., - · DllllllliomJ!Ii ......... . .-tilt lbne 1111 x liW- two (!'1. •tte. ...,_ ._.., "'..... .... .... ' ' DVIIIDQ .I.CIJ , GI ·Y IJ' HAIIJTI LTZ IDIILY.- DQDJ'X :: • 0181 . I. f, 1. .. fO . . ' I ClrJilt ..olof iQ!iiiiiiJIN GIYJI TIIID BLQOD . ~T: OI'I!IIM T111D IIPLI:IIN.-Btllt- '1'0 C( .... . XCIIIIIIL .- a-u.. . ;;il;ij .-.r.i ~ . ,, ' .. ·~ ........ ..,u. ... ~~ ..... daJ 1110' ._ ... .: ' ,, · WON.P WAR! 11' Dust oil your selling worries ·«AMAUGA, OHIO Anatt!., one awner sharp n•w Pantlac trode in. Pantiac'r 5tCII" Chief 4 dr . S.dan. Beautl• WERE: OAAf"T -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 Puleror llollt & btl """' .... ful light blv• fintah, w•th e11tra US?· eJr W& BUETTNARS pooer " · lllbr Jl'un8lure. 64 Pontiac . __ . .. $995 S5.55 I c: flnut ond thi1 cme is tops. UPERT WU.I Allgnme1t '"""'* READY - p!1l{ """"'"ts delivered right to your project. Fast and elll)'. fl'ree ettlMCORE'S matos. Phone 1192-1284. Goe~­ 6 ROOM HOUSE, balh, large 12• W. MAIN POMIIOY ' .o6 E, Main Pomeroy, 0. leln Ready - Mix Co.. Middle-' basement, both front and back port. Ohto, f 1111 lie porc\1, 1~ acre ground, C<>l· Ans•er to Prniou1 Punle lege Road, Syra"'"'. Pl!one EXPERIENCED ~. ~l-31p BUDGET PRICE furniture on our tblrd noor btidgel shop. .411ftr Stl'YICt Bater Furniture. Midc!leport, Cillo. IS-lie Rttal Est1te For Sale II· •1 O'BRIEN & CROW ' I I' SEWING MACHINES. reralr REALTY C'IMPANY I I I' service, all makes. WY 1POMEROY - A NICE HOMEI 22111. The F'abrfe Shop, PomI story frame, f rooms, 3 eroy. Authorized Singer Sales bedroolns, bath, cobinet• In ~ · -.- ..... and Service. We Sharpen kitchen, oak noo.... full baseFrom the Larp11 Truek a< Scissors. S.29-tfc ment. 113.500 Bullc»zer Radiator To The I~ MILE OFF RT. 1111 - 24 Smallest Hooter Cora. acres, llh: story frame bouse. CJGARE'M'E vendlag machines shingled. 5 rooms. could be 6. and service. ABC Enterprises, PH. 99:1-2143 Pomeroy Mason, W. Ve. Phone 7711-5541. bam. small pond, dug well. 11-11-tfc $1,400. I'OMEROY - Large house ron I.IML NOTICI lalas 3 lumlshed apartments, RADIO and TV repair, hOIISO P:Ol IALI ealls, and antennas Installed. rented constantly, bringing The foUowtq prv..-rtr wlll be et'· for alf! -"• 111. •m:tlnn 11 123 John Harrleon, Pbone 11112- t.,red 1:160.00 per month . A GOOD oc:utl Street, P~~n~ltf"o.,, Ohi o, ot INV&<ITMENT AT 15,500 21121. IUUo 1:00 P.M. on Tuudoy , March lith ,, WE BUY, SElL OR RENT Gu Heuer, al<leboard. II drawer chair. rocker. tablt aru1 t HENRY CLELAND FOR INTERIOR and exterior drtiHr, cilaln, G.E. Rllfrl1eratl)r, c:upboanl, painting, call Ricllenl Wilt mete! c:ablD.et, 111 atove. POtl, PIDI OUIC&-tt2-%Z5t Gilhet , tronlne board, coucb, Ubn· ~. ~-~~ Rea. - 1192-%518 f1 teble, m~tutne raek. ndio. na11 .1. i Sl 40·•.s·O ,_...., S1'0KER COAL, RuUand C<>al WANTED, man or woman to Yards. Pearl Jacobs. 2-28-3lc Rrvice customers with Wat- C~IIPE'I'II ml life lllo be kins products in city of Mid· bemtl6tllf ,... - Blue 1111- FOUR speed Transmission lor dleport· No investment noctn. Rent el«<r1e hDQIOICIOI' 260 or 239 Ford, complete e!sary. Earn 185 and up with shifter. Call 99UI96. 'llll1'• lllrpJallad. '' eekly. Full or part time. 1.-Uip UUic Write Watkins Products, Inc., 0-95, Winona, Minnesota o7 HONDA 90, goOd condition, 551117. »lie 1150. Call 992-3019. 3-:1-!lp I"'R PRODUCTION wwk In modern brick plant, IIA!ady - · dBy shill, good hourly end pie<e work retes, paid vacaliona ond hollda)'ll, Jmurunce benelits, free bunk boule, bring your own bed cloltles or move to this nice rural arta north of C<>ltm1bus f·hlo. No ago Umil. Apply In J'P.f'!On only. The Galena Shale Ti!e and Brick C<>. Galena, Ohio. :l-ute low as • • omo MlNIA'l'UIIE ~naiiZIO' pups, IJNCLAI'MED LAYAWAY, 111611 GI!O. BOIISI'li'ITER, Bnbr no m or shedding. Tempor- model zig zag eewlng macbRACINE RURAL - One story, ary !boll .lllld 110ft1H!d. l'llone ine lD portable, """" oa but5 rooms, bath. tumaee, large tons bullonhcles, bllnd horns Iller s p.m. -kdays, 111'1· ' . pon:hes, garJ~ge, drilled ~II . dreslos and fancy stlldles ... Bo<tltWPorl, Oblo, nlee tol on bard road. $'1,0011. withOut altachmollls. Onn· · 2-115-ltllc plete prke .... ... make MIDDLEPORT - 3 apartments, baths, furnace, garage, en• . , payments af •uo per closed porl'll. Near stores. month. Call 11112-2118. ~ For Sale AIJove Ooocls. tu,OOIJ.OO. REPOSSESSED KlliiJ vacuum CARPETS A FRroHT. Make POMEROY - Six room bouse, cleaner In aee11ent condition. them a beautiful sigllt with bath, furnace, I bedrooms, ga. Has aR c\eanlng atlacilments rage. Bargain $5,!XXI.IIO. Bluo Lustre. Rent electric lnLiudlDg buffer Blld llemalb- s h - r $1. Balter Furni· TOBAOOO BAllE 1'011 RENT or. 8ella DOW lor • ..,. f2DO. ture. 3-Hic JIE!.EN ,.. VDIGU. TE.U'ORD ' Pay oft I -outs at ...10 8YliACVBI: ... montbly. Guaranteed, Phone TWO BEDROOM Liberty moI-2JI.3tc bile home, 10 1 $$, with air condillonlng. May be seen on Busilltll Service~ MlDlD HAY, Jle a bale, pltone Main Sl lD Rulland or ..,. CURTISS CA'ri'LE Breeding IIIHI:I8. 1-a.& ~ct !.Boy Denay ar Pllone Serrlce, Pboae Parker 11ft. 992-mt lor appnhdnwml Z2IM POJM!'OY or 1167~1 Cools.s«o Yillo call staUon. l-1wtllc: Bryants Dollar Shop 106 Court St. NEW 1118 Zig Zag aew!ng ma- IIEPI'IC tanb cleaned. Mlller Pomeroy, Ohio chlno lD Iovely cabinet. At» Sanflallon, lllewarl, Oblo, OPENS FOR BUSINESS ~ malic zig 1111 to ..., on batPltoao &a.a035. S-D-Ifc With This Door Buster lmll, make bullonbolea, 11111110Selected Anortment of gram and fancy design by C. BIIADPORD LP & STEREO ALBUMS AUCTIONEER turnln!! a slnflle dial. Left In $1,00 loyaway and ....,. uaed. Poy Complete Sonlco off 156.80 or terms tus weeirIINI!I Bryants Dollar Shop ty. Pllone 11112-211185. 1-~ ltlelne, OMa 106 Court St. Pomeroy crtll Bndford 992-5896 J':LOCI'ROLUX vaCUin dNDt I 1ft er complete with attachments, JOliN DEERE "G" !rector. paint spray, APD oorclwlnd- Affi CONDmONING Refrlger· :;at! 9115-3924. !-1-3tp er. Looks and cleans Jlke now. allon sorvtce. Jack's Relrlg· Pay off balan<e Ill f payeraUoa, New Haven. hone SMALL DOZER. 6 loot blade, IIH!I1ts at $11.50 molllhly. Phone 11112-111'19. 4 f lie hyd. till aad angle. Phone llt2-211185. ~ !192-221111. 3-Uip L'OLOR CONSOLE TV. lalre rN· er payments $1.50 a week. TIIEAT RUGS rl&lrt, 111e7'11 be Pomeroy llome ond Auto, I dolllbt If <leaned wllb lllao Lustre. Real eletllfll ....... Phone 1112-!1194. 3-:IMtc ..... A<~ . OFF ICE HOURS 1:30 o .m. t<~o S:OD P-"'· 0GiiJ lt30 ' ·"'· to 12:00 Noon Sotvrday In Memory RIVER front lots on Route 124 between Syra...,.. and Racine. Ohio. 500 feet tong and 100 feet wide. Priced to sell. Phone 91!1-4445. 1.-t-6lc DIRECT DRIVE CHAIN SAWS ~ttan, ~ttad•l• I Alii)'T NEVER GOtN'lO PLAY CHECKERS WIF DOC PRITCHART NO MORE!! ' Business Services HOM~JliTE ONE PAffi of ponies 4 years old, S2 incbos hlgil, good ..1 of work harness complele, all lor $125. James Olbom, Rl. I. Reedsville. 1.-Uip 3 Seat Wagon, VB engine, automatic Irons. Power steering and brakes, good tires, radio and heater. 1963 CHEVY 11 .......................................................... $695 Convertible, local 1 owner cor. Super Sport model,, Yet, W• Hove Th.- j ROBIN MALONE iU., . ··, ~"f ~. · • • Ill".; r,.;.. .,..;.;.., lo<.l j ... , ,,' ,. 0 I ., •. ~- '~ •• . ·-;~: ~\ CI -. �3 - '11lc Daily Sentil'lel, Mlddlep~rt - l'omca'O)', 0., March 3, 19GU Can. fAlllide On Butternut Two cars were moderately damaged, e111 both drivers were cited to inayor•s court, in an acoldenl<ll Butternut Ave, In Porneroy Soturday nlghl Pomeroy pollee said a car driven by SlatUI Salser, 2f, I'Omeroy, pulled !rom the Dis- FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In AI 9 - Out At 5 Ro•lnson's Cleaners 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy WASIIINGTON (UI'll-l't!>sident Nixon waS back \O.,t~ abled American Veterans park- White House ~ convl~ . · lng lot Into the path ol a car that his eight-day Eur~ driven by· Charles DaUey, G24. tour helped oolidlly tho western also ol Pomeroy. aUionce e111 ilq)r- J)l'OsJJecto There wore no l!Utrles. Dan- fOr reducing Elst-West tensions, ey was cited to court for speedIns; elll the other driver was The President leld a erowd ol cited ou a charge ol lalllng to shiveri~ welcomers at nearby yield right ol way. Andrews Alr Force Base In another accident on West ' Swlday ntght he relurned Main st. at 4 p.m. !lmday, po- confident America lbd her llee said that a car driven by Eurq:~ean allles "are gOing to -Patricia Bentz, 22, Minersvtue, be able to develop some new pulled !rom In lront of tl>e for- ulllerstandlngs with those who mer Legion Service station into il'l the past have (Q)Oied ua on the path of a car driven by John Fowler, 43, Pliny, W. Va. Moderate damages were incurred and the drtver of t h e Bentz car was cited on charges or driving left of center. There were no fn.iuries. the other side or the world." Nixon said he was most Impressed by the unew sense ot Orville Hobbs · 90 Mill St. MldcU• ort James Eblin . lloo. Thn Sot. IllY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phon• 992·3667 'rOIII lilT AJIURANCI II ~-~ Folllld Dead James Eblin, Union-Ave., Pomeroy, was found dead this morning at his home of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach said Coroner R. R. Pi ckens ru1ed death was caused by a self-indicted gunshot wourd. Or. Pickens IOOicatedEblin had been dead about two days. Sheriff Harterbach said a .12 gauge shotgun apparently was used bl' the deceased. The bods was taken to Ewing Funeral Home where arrangements were perding this morning. MEIGS THEATRE What Would Happen If A Fire Destroyed Your Home? Could you afford to buy a new home or rebuild your home? You probably have "fire and extended coverage" insurance with your mortgage, but is this en· augh? This insurance might only pay off the mortgage. See vs for od· vice. Davis-Warner Ins. Phon• 992-2966 114 Court St. Pomeroy TONIGHT AND TUESDAY MARCH 3 • 4 Walt Disney's THE HORSE IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT (Technlcolor) Dean Jones • Diane Baker Walt Disney's WINNIE THE POOH alii THE BLUSTERY DAY (Technicolor) An 1Ul • cartoon featurette! Meet your favorite cartoon Characters: Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Rabin Kanga, Tigger, Rabbit, Owl, Little Roo. Ta· ken l'rom the books written by A. A. Milne. AL"-NOOH. says WIMiel Running time; 2lh how-a. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 2 Barns &troyed By Fire on Sunday Dies Saturday ''-...\\11•'• "?1\t; o,,. .....,.. .,....,....._... trust" he detected durillJ his travels to five naUons last week, "I sensed. •• a new trust oo the part ol the · Eurcpeans In themselves, growing out or the tact thai they've had a re~kable recovery, economl· cally alii politically as well as tn their mUituy strerwth since the devastation of World War D, n he said. •• And also I sensed a new trust In the Ullltocl SlatSI growing out ol the !act lhat they reel there ore open channels of communications with the United states and a new sense of consultation with the United States. u Losses were set at $2.000 as the resuJt of a tlre which PT. PLEASANT - Orville destroyed two barn& early SunHobbs, 44,ofGalllpolloFerry, W. day morning on property owned Va,, was dead on arrival Satur- by William Reuter on Bald Run. day night at a Point Pl·eaaenthooThe Pmteroy Fire Department pitat. Funeral services will be was on the scene. There was no conductocl Wednesday at 2 p.m. insurance. Cause at the blaze at the United Christian Chureh at was not determined. Simmons, W, Va. Burial will be in the Simmons Creek Cemetery near there. Born May 30, 1924, he was a son or Allord Hobbs of Gelllpo.. BY BERTH A PARKER lis Ferry and the late Rebecca Sabbi.th School attendance at Alice Thomas Hobbs. A veteran the Free Methodist Church Feb. of World War D. he received a 23 was 129. Offering was $44.33. JJ.Irple heart, two oak leaf' clusemr. St.pt. Rev. H. L. Jones ters, four bronze stars and a will preach at the local church silver star. at 10:30 a. m. March 2ncl. Survivors include a son, steMrs. Ethel Evans, Pomeroy, ven Hobbs and a daughter, RobMrs. Martha Russell, Bradbury, in Hobbs, bothathome;twobrothvisited recently with Mrs, Georers, Claude and g,_irley Hobbs, gla Diehl. both in Indiana, and four sisters, Mrs. Thomas Dorst and chiJMrs. Mable Withrow ol Cedar Clren, Milan, spent a week with Grove, W. Va., Mrs. Katherine her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jame s S:ewart or Belle, W. VL, Miss Gilmore. Florence Hobbs and Mrs. CoMiss Edna Carmon of Rock zette Hancock, both of Gellipo.. Springs visited recentlY with her Us Ferry. uncle, William Carmon. The body Is at the Mohr-SteMrs. William Jacobs, daughvens Funeral Home at Point ter, Mrs. Jimmy Arnold, and baby Pleasant and will be taken to the of Columbus visited with Mr. and home Tuesday whererriendlmay Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and Mr. and call after 2 p.m. Mrs. James GUmore. Roy HowelL spent a weekend with hls family . Mr. Howell has RETURN TO JOBS been transferred from ll'lllana to BARBERTON, Ohio (UPO Chicago. The 1,500 members ol Loeal 1, Mrs, Edna Faulk entertal ned Allied Chemleal Workers Union. with a farewell dimer in honor returned to their Jd>o at the Pitts- of her gral'llson, RFC Roger T, burgh Plate Glass Co. here to- Klein, who will leave soon for day after agreeing to negotiate Vietnam. Those presert w e r e Jd> jurisdiction d!Bjllrte which Mr. and Mrs.. Roger Klein and triggered a wlldeat strike Feb. son, Roger Jr., Mr. and Mrs. 24. Thomas lAne and Christal, Mr. alkl Mrs. Charles Faulk alii SheIla and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Klein, Barbara, Keith, ani Wayne, and Pete Wolf. Mrs. Jolin Hook alii daughtar or Jacksonville were afternoon callers. Miss Susan Johnson or Mason was a Sunclay guest at the Merlin Tracy home. Orville Allen has been released from Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Gerald Pullins has been discharged from the Holzer Me~ leal Center, Mr. a!V:I Mrs. Ed Bauer or Marlon ard Miss Polly Karr- of Colwnbus recently spent a,.weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karr. Liurel Cliff NOTICE I NEW STORE HOURS Tiny's Bargainland EFFECTIVE: MIDDLEPORT MONDAY, In no time at all it will be March, and for a glorious seven days we can practice RCH 3 thru SAT. 10:00 to 8:00 P Sunday 12 Noon Ti16:00 our beloved avocation openly during National Procrasti· nation Week. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomerol' emergency squad was caUed to-the Charles Snyder residence on Union Ave. sumay morniilg from where carolyn Reeves, experiencingdltncult)' In breathing, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital alii admitted. ------------------------~----- TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDlEPORT HOURS WILL BE THE HAVE YOU HEARD? Baket's Radio E Auction Wod. 8:45 A.M. WMP0-1390 Monday thru Saturday 0• your dlol Buy •t your prlo::o- Cholra .. ToJ.I.. - 9:00 til 9:00 Sunday 12 Noon Until 6:00 L•mp• - Mirror• .. Clothe• Ho1111p•u - Wall Ploqu•o .. M•Hr•n•• .. Rvg1 s.. ,. Car4 Ta•l•• .. Stoolo .. Radial ... r.,.. RK•rftf• Pill-• .. L•wn lllurnltur• .. Shlf .. Toy loo• ca.., .. Do1kl- Th••• Dl'a a tow of tt.o Ito''" havt~ uld Oft tho Rodl• Auction. w• [ UIVt:H N~;Ws J GAUGE:; - Gallipolis, 11.9 e111 14.1 l'lllllllng 7 l'eet or rollera; PC. Pleasant, 24.08; Pomerll,) · - MaaOn, 20.36; Hlntoa, I. 43 Iaiii~; Kanawha Falls, 4.40 rising; Charleston, 18.16 stat.; l.oodon, Marmet alii WlnOeld on the silL BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Philip Sporn down 12:30 a. m.; Andrew P, calhoun oo> 2:10 L m.; Val· vollne down 4:10 L m.; H. E. Bowles "' 5:45 a. m.; Jane T. up 6:30a.m. KANAWHA IUVER- Marmet, Jerry Bonortb tet 6:05 L m.; Winfield, ElgercHII oo> 11:40 p. m.~ Beaver down 2:45a.m.; Alan R. MarrUI UP 5:45 a. m. omo JUVER- Lock 14, Albert F, Holden oo> 5:20 p. 'ln.; Constructor It)~ a. m.; Esso Pemaylvanti!ffOwn 2:35 a. m.; Lock 15, Paul D. ~ 6:30 a.m.; Lock 16, Valley Voyager down 6:15 ._ m.; Lock 17, OVEC oo> 4 a. m.; Stevensoo ~ 7:10 a. m.; Belleville Loclui, Onward oo> 2:05 a •. m.; Polly R. 1t) 5:35 a. m.; Vulcan up 5:45 a. m.; Lock 21 1 John J. Rowe up s.a. m.; Lock 22, Harritn M. up 5:30 a. m.; Racine Locks, Edward S. Bosworth down 1:45 a. m.; Duncan Bruce down 3:05 L m.; Mark Eastin L1J 5:30 L m.; Greerwp Locks. Irene Ch!Xin down 5:30 a. m. i Kathleen K. dawn 5:50 a. m.; Jacob G. down 7:30 L m.; Meldahl Locks• Lelia C. Shearer down 2:05p.m.; Franklin B. down 10:40 p. m.; Franklin Pierce up 1:05 a. m.; BOOby Joe up 3:45 a. m.; John Ladd Dean down 4:20 a. m. i Ravenswood 11JJ 5:20 a. rn.; Etna-Loulsville down 6:10 a. m. are Damage Only Minor Gets Contract '·::-::..:.;.;.;.:.:-:·: ; ... " ..•.·.•.•.•.•.· .•.• .•.·.·.·.•.·.· .:: MeARTIIUR .::" lOth Dllllr!d ' Consresaman Clarence E.l\llller wahocentl.v advl.aedbythe ArmY Procurement Ageney thai the Reel Diamond Plant, ofthe Austin Fl>wder COmpany here, has been se.lectecl to portlolpate In the production of a $2,127,000 Ollllrael lor the 'II18DIIaclure of 35,16f kill, demoUtlon, banplore torpedo MIA2. The lnadlng . .... assembly or the kits Is to be dolle at the Red Diamond Plam. This eomprlae• lljlpi"GIImately 30 per cent or the total cost or the conlrael T h e balance ol the contraet lor the manulaeture or the hardware components has been awarded to Scyllne lhdullrlea or Fort Worth, Texas. I Is antlolpated that lite oontraet award will reQuire thetemJ)OI"ary addition ol 15 to 20 1111: ldUed employees at the McArthur laciUQI. Start up time lor the Jd> Is expeetocl to be IIJlPl'll!X· imately three montha and the contraet will take approximately ab: momhs to complete. Three Defendant~ W.\SIIINGTON (UPO - PresIdent Nixon Intends to reOrganize at least halt ol the goverrunent'a 12 cabinet depart,.. menta In search or greater •lmpllcity and effitiency, it was dlselosed today. Some programs - Including lhe Joll Corpsprobably wlll be eliminated. Nixon's plans were revealed by a White Houoe olficiol who Is close to the Chief Exec uti ve•s (conUnued !rom Page 1) Zanesville, George ·D. Dressler, 24. ZaneaYliie, klllid In a one-ear aeeldont on Muklrwum Couni.Y Rd. 108, about two mlloo 011t ol ZaneoviUe, Salunky. NEW LEXINGTON, Robert HOOJ>s, 21, hwnee, kiUeclln 1 ...,._ car cl'llh on Ohto 97, lbout seven miles south ot here. ~. Funny car proved not ai all hilariolUI COVINGTON, GA. (Upl) - IT'S CALLED TilE "lumy ear" In drq racing ~rcles bee&DIJO a special rear-axle eonstructlon permila It tO rear batk alii do lrlcka on two wheels. The lwiiY ear Is light. leu than 1,000 pouad11, and very fast, reaching apeeda of close to 200 miles an hour. Sunday It was the llll!trwnent In one or the worsttragodles In u. S. auto racing history. A brlgb~ orange lUnny ear, drl-by veteran raeer llowlton Platt or Atlanla swerved out or near the ftnioh line ol a rural drag nee &trill In North Georgia alii slammed Into speetators lining 1 ehaln link lenco. Elevoo persous were ldlled and about 50 othert Injured. Ora IL White Car Turns Over, Dies Sunday Driver Uninjured Ora llerbert White, 66, died Sunday allernoon In Veterans Me- morial llospital. Mr. White was boro Jan. 17, 1903 In West VIrginia. He lo aurvlved by hlo wife, two. daughters, M r o. Pauline Barr. ReediiVWe, a n d Mro. Linda Holter, In Calltor- Martha; Forfeited Bonds Nixon Forging P/qfns for New, Streamlined Government .. ,JVews•.. in Briefs de!endants lolfelted nla; three brothers, T. W. Wlilte, bonds and a lourth was lined In Long Hottom; Eben White, Teayo the court or Fl>meroy Mayor Valley, W. Va., and Woodrow Charles Logar Saturday nighl White, &. Albanl!il; one 11ister, Forleltlng bonds were Leon- Mrs. Edith Kyle, Colwnbls; ard Lyoos, Pomeroy, $33.70, three grandchlldren. and severapeedingi Clintm Donovan, Pom- al nieces and nephews. Funeral aervlcea will be Wederoy, $25. passing over double nesday at 1 p.m. !rom the Ewyellow line, and Keith Freneh, Ing Chapel with the Rev. Vern<~~ Middleport, ~0, reekleu operatton. Fined $5 and coots on Dolin omelatlng. Burial will ba a reckless operation conv1ction In White cemetery, B a s h a n. Friends may cell anytime. was Harry Clark, Pomeroy. Three thinking but who asked that his name not be used. This oUJcial !laid Nixon's goal is to bring the unwledly federal bureaucracy under tighter White flouse cortrol. He said the proposed reforms would be accomplished uncl{t the presidential reorganiza.tion btU now pending in Congress: Unier . the authoricy, which eJQlired at the end of 1968, the dent. gress than an,y other president. The UPI informant said it was too soon to say whether the reorganization wU1 be that ambitious. But he said Nixoil wants to he sure (!) thet various federal PrCJgrllJll!l are worth doing at all; (1) whether there Is a better WQ' of doing tjlem, and (3) whetht\1" the goverMlent is getting Us '. CORRECTION The Rev. E. J, Hulklley, Colwnbus. is conducting evangelistic services at the Rutland Church or the Nuarene through Sunday, March 9. Services, q>en to the public, are held at 7:30 each evening alii will be held at 9:30 a. m. Sunday morning. TO SELL RU~AGE The Young Adult class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church will hold a rummage sale Tuesday through Thursday from 9 L m. to 4 p. m. In the Klngstand Bldg. on Court St., Pomeroy. BREEDERS TO MEET The Southeastern Ohto Guernsey Breeden Assa will hold its annual wlntermeeU~VandDOtluck dinner at the Southern High School In Racine at 7:30p.m. Thursday. Members and frierlls are invited. SOUP ON SALE The youth group of the B~ bury Church of Christ wUI hold a """' sale Saturday. The price Is 60 cents a quart. Orden will be lllkon through Wednesday on phones 992-5178 or 992-5681. :•~ DECORATING IN11!:RIOR - Tho - Farmers Bonk & Savings Company building Is lha scene ot intense Interior decotltlQJ work as moving day comes closer. Chester Van Meter, foreground, ~ GUbert ~ ... ~ ol Ell!!lrlelda, are laying some o! the ftttradive carpeting lhat eovorl the Ooors. - s.iiitlJiei Photo. New Bank Op'ens March 31 : Dooro of the beautilul new building or The Farmers Bank & Savings Comparzy ln Pomeroy wUI swing open to the public on Monday, March 31. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., blnk president, aald the bank will be opened ror business after certain ~quipment and recorda are moved on the weekend of March 29 alii 30. The new bank building, locat-ed between West Main arxl West Second Sts., is completed except ror certain interior decoratloos, installation of new furniture alii of ecldltlonal equlpmenL Employees or Elberlelds Department Store are la,ying the }al!lt ciJ])eting throughout the first Roor and The Fabric workers are busy hanging drlfiJBS. Karr Construction ConJ.9an,y, Chester. general contractor. is all rut readJ! to end part or the project. The architecture o1 the 54 x 102 n. belldl~ lo uEar)y Pomeroy,'' Beautiful dresaea by .. Kate Greenaway" "Bow Age" - "Gort Girl" - usehooltim· er'' - Colts by "MDrgan Girl"- ••Yor"- ster.. - .. Reisman Rothman" - Waahable knit suits aad coordinate aportawear by "IDranta Knit" - Sportawear in separate• and coordinate gr.ot~~s by ••stmon Mogllner" Blouses by "Sea Creat" - Skirts by usea Isles" - Chubby girls drenes ancl sport&weor by "L. Glddlll8" - - Sportawear by "Russ Togs for Girls" - just a beautUul Une ol wearing apparel lor girls or all ages from tots to teens - Makt Your Selectlans Now... swchedule HANGING CURTAINS - ArtiHtr of tilt•n~c Sbq> In FOmeroy lo hanglrw eurtalno alii. drtpeo at the oilw blllkll~ollha Farm..a -lrSaviiWI ·~-Tho drapes have .been !Udo' IIJ Tile Fabric 8luJp llnlL - .Sentinel P11oto. not work.ootthe Named to Full Term . Its CO PLETE INSTA-LLATION FREE ESTI TES • BATHROOMS • SEPTIC TANKS • HEATING SYSTE S• AIR CONDITIONING wlill a ton Is 91"' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY · l • • Reed . .. ~omtng Kermit Walton, Pomeroy blalnessman, was named to a five year term on the Metp Count;y Board of Health Monday lllght by the Malgs GounQI fllbllc llealtl> Advisory Council. Waltoo has been serving on the board, filling the unexpired term of Charloll fllralnger who moved 80IIIOtime ago !rom Pomeroy, This marks Walton's llr st lllll term elecltou. The council also named officers for the next year. T h e group lnellldes Charles Blosell, Cheater Townahip, president; Pomery Mayor Chulea Logar, vlee president, alii ~cuae ~r Herman London, seere-. tary, \; eountll The 11 .eompoaec~ or prealclpa or each.,board oltown' '· ' ilhlp-· ~steesf and thl! mayvrs of 0 01dlim!n In the tottnlJ'. Other•' otteli!llriB ·~t nllht'• , m0011na II. tlie hJ!~ depart'Qleodore T. lltocl, Jr., Pnli' ol!tces In' fOmeroy lneludlllont of The Farmera Bank ..;::iii. and r oc1 R.. 10 .., mond CotterlU t ..... loA1' Sovlng1 COIIIjlllll', Fl>morey, ""' Tcnmahlp; Jame• Gulolil Cobe In Waahlnatm llt11 wiOk aa lwnbla; Dale Wright, R~tlelll a mentber oldie olflclal c!,I!IOIIII· TOWIIahJi>; Wortby ll:(l&ht Salem Uou It 20 Oblo -~·· lnclud- TownahJi>; lliafor Cbarles PYles, ln8.all ol!lcera alii member• It Raelne; Oscar Babcoek, o 1 1 v e the CouneU ol Admlnlltratloll at TV!ritahi!l; 0. J, Pannldgt.on, Orlite Ohio Bankero AIIIOelalla!. Township; Mayvr Ell Den. Thlolo an llllllli ter!~aotvlo- nilm, IIIIUind; Dr. Sellm Blazeltattono with c:i~niriaalnan ind wlt1, health eotiunlasiouer; Mrs. ._..!lOry .,......•. to dl~t~~oo Arthur !lrauss, admlnlatratlve ~rrenl bonlilnl m~s alii the aoalotant at the health depart-~ IIIIo at the oCIOIIOII\)". mont, e111 Porry Rlgga, deportCon!orencea a r e ••hedulotl ·lllul illidurlan. wlth' Uto ~ei- It the q.f: ·The 1f0111> dlllcusaed the anraney, diroe1l!r Of .the F .D,LC., nua1 report of the health departthe Walimiaton omce It T b e the recently eompletocl iu. Amorl0111 Buker• Aa-tlon, bereulooil akin testing Iirneram ,the rrea.,u-y Department, and inCI the lawa pertalrJing to the Banking Group · ·· ll!4lilt Reports to the nation 1011ight JUST RECEIVED ATRUCK LOAD OF NEW FURNACES SPECIAL CASH & CARRY 169.95 120,000 BTU GAS FU.NACE . W1\SIUNGTOli - PRESIDENT NIXON·.brlolad Republican alii Demoeratle congreuionolleodoro iodal' ou his elgilt.dl.vle'1"imet"!I!W trill tA> ElllWB. Tonight he reports on hlo tour to tht\11111011 ,ta an hour - 1011(1 nows eonlereoce lroan \he WhiiAI HOW!•· · The session with congreulonol leodon and chairmen or .k8y ecmmlttees or the !louse alii SeMta aut ulllerway at 8:35 ~~om. In the eal>lnot roont. AWhite House said the,l the P""" wfo mueh the same as that whleh NIJI!II brlaled b,lore his Feb. 23 • Marth 2 trip to live EurwUn ntltiona ""'!the VaUean. '· "'*""man Black Lung Strike u 'Preadi~~g CHARLESTON, iv. VII. - A Jf.llAY STjUKE ol about 20,000 west Vlfllnla ~ minora, dellllntllrw a otronc ·~l!lack lung" ~Ill In the state IOI(Islalure, ..,r_. l(,.xlay who~ l'OYIIIJI pleketo shut down · two minoa In neighboring Pinnaylvanla. , The _.,.nt trli80r !¥U ~eat Vlralnla'o S,O.toJudlelory Committee roportlng to the lloor a dU'IIfd b!ll w11Ith pWIUlocl many ot the grovlaloua In the Hciule • p&laecl liiU \0 llbeni!Je 'lorlcmen'• laws. ,: ·. . ._.,.uon 1 POMEROY, OHIO e Fair and little chan~ In tem· perature today, tonight, and Wednesday. High ~ In the upper 3()s and 40s. Low tonight In the upper teens and 20s. TEN CENTS TUESDAY. MARCH 4. 1969 Emphatic concern over the new 40-hour police department work schedule was expressed by Mayor Charles Legar Monday night at a meeting of Pomeroy Village council. He said he expects to ••wash his hands" of the problem. The mayor, who had not given the prq>OS&I hi s blessing when it was pre s,ented by Chief Jed Webster at the Feb. 17 s.e ssion of counCil, said problems had al· ready arisen. Some patrolmen apparently are dissatisfied with their assigned hours. The new schedule, drawn up to give policemen a reduction in weekly time from 48 to 40 hours, went into effect Mar ch 1. Council, however, told Mayor Legar it is the responsibilit.Y of Chief Webster to solve the problems and amended minutes of their last' meeting so that the new schedule' wl11 be used on a · 60-day trial period. Mayor Legar, maintained the GET 50 GRANo Ohio (UPI) - Thieves broke _ . a lllle In t b e U. S. FOot Ol!lee here during the weekelll and made oft wlllt more lhan $50,000 In eaah elll otamps, pollee reported ~PI~A, '•) PLUMPING & HEATING e1 Weather . Mayor Says Police Schedule In Ponieroy Not Working Come to Elberfelds (lnd ~1?~ the Beautiful Display of Wearing Apparel For Girls Of All Ages•.. -----A NOLO BROTHE . pita>0 ~;,~~<~'~:~:;of l ' ot~-~ . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO In Auto Collision Minor damage was caused to both cars in acolllsionontheprivate property of Jack's Nlte Club locatocl off Route 143 Sunday at 2:15 a. m. A car driven by Garrett Knorr, 57, RL 2, Albany, struck a parked vehicle belong1118 to Palma L. Goodwin, 40, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. There was damage to the left door of the Goodwin car and to the left rear fender of Knorr's auto. No charges were (i]ed. "".~> :0:~ <;".£) IWvoted To The lntere~~ts Of The Meig•·Mason Anm VOL. XXI NO 219 Thomas R. Foster, 21, Rt. 1 Bldwel~ eseaped unlnJurecl bl:t his car was heavily damaged' tn a one..ear accident at 11:40 a.m. Saturday on Rt. U3, nino- · of a mile northwest ol Rt. 692. The State Hlgbway Patz-ol aald Foster, headed IOUtheaat, wetrt oft the highway, otruck an embankment elll his car overturoecl onto Ita lqJ. Foster erawlecl out a baek door windoW at the vehlele. No eharge wa• flied. -~ at y The l011est limit In om> meraUoo II among the primitive Yancos, 111 Amazon tribe that eannot count beyond poettarrar or lncoaroac, their word r o r "•three." Corps, whleh, receit.l)' Wa's 1>rogram ltsell Is ·ulller · oharp moved from the Office of ~inlslration scruUny, Economic Opportunity (OEO) to UPI was told that the ehlot the Labor Departme~. even- critieism here wu that Model · tually will be uphased ouL'' Cities bypasses state golel'• Nixon aides also were saJd to ments and give11 toQ mUch be skeptical or the communit.Y power to Washington. 'IIJf you actiort programs still lett with wantocl to weaken the 'leclerwl ttle OEO, Ir these survive, it system, you couldn't think ot • wu said, they probably will better way to do 'it," the otnclal wind UJ1 under the Model Cities said. " Ma)'be we shoUld, but program, although the ci ties only with oor eyes f:llOO." money's worth. The Wblte !louse aJde said To this end, he said, Nixon Nixoo's reorganitatioo plans soon wUl set up a White House wiU · cover at least half the group on government reorganl- regular Cabinet d~tments, zatiOO. The source said the lncb.dl~ Health, Education 11'11 gr..., will not be as broad ao Wellare (HEW), Houol~ alii the Hoover Commission of the Urban Development (HUD), Truman administration, whlcb ~. Commerce, Agriculture proposed a· wholesale reorP.r ·~rior. zatlon or !edenl activit' • l!e did not go into ~..S "e most part, he did beatuse "we can't wal,. long.'• #> '~ lo. •ntipoverty Job • Now You Know Garriloo pu~ BeW Chqrge liB si!q~ · NEW ORLEANS - D!Sr. A'17Y• .Jilo! GAftRISON, thwartocl by In hlo atteqlt to prove•Cla:Y Shaw eonaplred to ossas1lnate Jolin F. KennedY. laollll!ll perJury •h&rse• l(lllnat the Now Orl01ns a .Mirl' \ ....,.......an. ' . ••()utllgeOU••" l'flaw t•ed. St,aw was aCCIIlued Slturday otcon.. ••lrl- wlti> Lee IIU•0¥• 01W~ Jill.David W. Forrloto ilaaaulnite - ·~ (~ on Page 8) ' President could overhaul federal departments alkl .PToerams unless either . tbe House or Senate reJected the plolt·wlthln 60 days. • 'Senate · llepubllcan Leader Evereu M. Dirksen or DUnois, who steered the measure to Senate passage last week, predicted that Nixon woold send more reorganization plani to Co111r·ess than any ·other pres(.. • 111..., liMo FO!Wal !leoorvo ~411!10111 ot aoU<lwutla. A IPOejal dlmer '-ln8 Ohlo'a Coniraalflloal ·c~etopllon will lie held on Mar<b f at the Madi'!OU lliltel. ,. . /" . LODGl;: TO !o!p:T . Worablj)llll Malle\" llal-twtll' Curd a""'!"nt;icl LOdce No. 164 F&A!.l wql hold Ito regwar molll!dY<meed~ Wotllteoday, Maicb '5at7130 p.m. at the Pomoi'QY Masonic TernPitl, AU master · ~- ore lnvlteo!- ReCreohmenlll will be aorved. !omti'QY · way it is currently set up and said he intends to wash his hands of it. Council, in other activity, approved the second reading of two ordinances related to the sewerage aystem. One of proposed ordinances calls for the regulation of use on public sewers and drains in the sewerage system area and the other relates to the creating of the position or a sl.¥)erintend· ent or sewerage, and the derln- ing of his duties. Tracy Whaley and Mrs. Eskew, Lincoln Hill residents, ap.. peared before council and asked help of the village in exten:ling Vale St. a short distance so they would have access · to the back portion of their prq>erties, Councilman Robert Hysell was named by Mayor Legar t.o work out arrangements with involved property owners. Both Whaley aOO Mrs. Eskew agreed to as- sist with costs that might be involved. Mayor Legar also reported a blanket bond has been obtained to cover all employees of the village except elected officials at a savings of $170 over a threeyear period. A letter of'invitationfrom Drew Webster Post No. 39, Amer'ican Legion, wi.s read asking council· men to attelli the 5oth anniversary or the post on March 13 at 1 the Pomeroy Elementary school. It was also decided to enter Into a new contract with tlte Ul). employment Service to permit use of the councU chambers u~ til 1971 at a $50 monthly rental rate. Attending were Mayor Legar, Clerk Jane Walton, Treasurer Elma Russell alii Counellman Leslie Fultz, presidentj Don Collins, Franklin Rizer, Robert Hysell elll Lou PouliJL '• •• -..-.--, ~~ Hearing• oo properly filed complaints against real estate tax reappraisals will be heard Mareh 18-19 In Meigs County auditor Gordon H. Caldwell's caurthouse office. Caidwell said certilled letters are being sent to each person having liled complaints. Only oomplalnts Wed on property forms obtained from the audi~ tor's olltce will be heard. according to Caldwell. He aald the deadline lor liling complaints was Feb. 20, the date or the dosing of collection ~ the tax books, in accordance with lite Revioed Code Sec. 5715.19. He stressed that verbal complaints will not be heard and ur. ged persons to appear at h i s courthouse promptly at the Urnes states within the certified letters so scheWling c:an be maintained. Three Gas Co Men Honored Three employee• or the Ohio Fuel Gas Company !rom t h e Meigs County area have been reoognlzed fO< having achieved a total or 37 Years of ae~ident­ lreo driving In company vehic les, acoordlng to R. George Claar, Colurtwus, salef¥ manag~ er tor the gas c:omPan,y. Claar said the local award wbmers are among 408 Ohio Fuel ompl03ees from throughout the stele who have driven a total ol 4,680 years without an accident. Loeal award wlmers and the 111mber ot yeara they have driven without an acoldont Include: Dlsone M. Fink of Rudand, 17 years; Marvin E. Murphy, Route 1, ReediiVllle, 16 years; aDd Allen D. Blaho!>, Route f, Pome1'0)', four years. Fiddlers are "out" - yooth At least as far as the Meigs County Fair Is concerned. Meeti"8 Monda.Y night, the Meigs Coonty Fair Board agreed to stage a full-scale eveni~ program this year featuring accomplishments of you~ people of the county. They also agreed to discontinue the annual Ohio State Old Time Fiddlers' contest. C. E. Blakeslee, active in Junior Fair activities, met with the board and discussedplans for the evenillt youth event on Wednesday, Aug. 13. The annual style revue, tbe livestock parade, games and contests and other events are planned for the evening youth show. This will mark the first time in years that young people have been given an evening on which to display their accomplislDnents. For a number of years the parade, style revue and related activities have been held on Saturday morning. The Ohio State Champlooohip Old Time Fiddlers' cmtest is being dropped alter havl"8 been Eblin Services Being Held Today Funeral services for James Eblin, Union Ave., Pomeroy, who was IOWid dead Monday at his residence of an apparent self lnflletocl gunshot wound, will be held today at 3 p.m. !rom Ewing Chapel. He was preceded In death by his parents, two brothers and a al~er. ~rvlvors include a sister, Mrs. James P, Snider, Pome- f Death is Deterrent To Crime COLUMBUS (UPO - The secretary of the Ohio Fraternal Order ol Pollee Monday nigh! "'urged the S e n a t e Judiciary Committee to keep the death penalty in Ohio. Thomas A. Martin or Cincinnati said the death penalty was "the best deterrent we have" to crimes or passion. Martin also suggested if the legislature was to consider remov1ng the death penalty from Ohio la'Pi, "make the decision here, in this chamber" and oot have the electorate decide It at the polls. ulf it is left up to the voters, too much emotion wUl become involved, .. Martin said. The committee held its third hearing on the resolution to place the question or aOOJishment or capital punishment on the November ballot. statute or Vote The death penalty could be eliminated from Ohio law either by a statute enacted by the General Assembly or a constitutiorral ameMment approved by the voters• Sen. Oliver Ocasek, 1)-.fuon, has pl'q)osed 1 resolution to make the issue a constitutional five brothers, Walter, Sleven, Lawrence and Robert, all at Pomeroy, and Arthur, at Lancaster. Tho Rev. a.~neGIUwiU olllclate. Burial will be In Howella lWis cemetery, Pomeroy. question. l'Ofi S~nsenbrenner • staged as an evening event for two years at the Meigs Fair, The first year it was staged it drew a record crowd and Cur1)' Herdman. who died later that year, was crowned champion of tbe event. However, last year atterxlance Progress to Be Reported Every<~~e Interested In helping Malgs County plan for the Illlure Is Invited to attend t b 1 Progress Report meeting at the TrlnlQI United Church of Christ in Pomeroy !rom 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.lhio Wednesday, said Thereon JohnSCII, chairman at the County Reuuce Develapmat m·eetlng. Jotmsoo, chairman of t b e Cooney Resource !level_. Committee, said perQII Pfltont will receive a brte! - mary It the extenslou.........., a datBIIed ' - ' of the eooapthenslve water e111 aetllJII p1oa lor the couney, and the JD'II· ent stage ol the .,.,.,.,._,, plan. Is Legion ,Speaker ij . .,, ~lttees lor the annual ,lilrthdai party to be held at tho VETERANS' MEMORIAL l>omoroy Elem~ Sc:hool on : IIOSPfrAL . . . Mai-eh 13 wore tiomed by Com• Ai>MITIED - EaiJ. EdW.ta's, mander Don llimnel Monday night Rulland; cEnld. C:to, ~YIIIt; Koa:KasteraO!Ii P~ji!itro.v· Sharon when Drew Webster Po8t39, Am· Butidoi, Jltidlll~ Ka~ qGI. erlean Legion, met. · A dlliNr lroan 6 to 7'p.m. 0pre11~ 1 ~n Pliolna. , . DISCHARGED'1_ DOnna Rime. parotl b.Y the· Lodleo Awdllarr, wiU open·the &Mull blrlltday ob.' ,;, sor.,nee. At ?:39 p.m. a pollllc , ,. 1-QCAL TEMPS '· · 'l'lt!t ~ In ~y's Ptosram Will be held wit!> Mayor · d o - llOslnesa dlatrld was M. E. Sena~rormor qt eolll!ll,38 desreeo at 11:25 a.m. ~. bos •• BPOiker. He,~I be ••· declined 'Pihen the aecolll emtest was held It Is reported that the l'om&roy Chamber of Commerce will consider taking lC> the annual evem as part or the Big Bellin.catta activities. However, the matter has oot been ronnall,y be-.,. fore the Chamber. This year's "YouthNtght.. wW coincide with the amual ••kiddie day" which is staged on the midway each year. On the midway I his year will be Pugh Attrectloua of Lancaster. The Fair Board h a s agaln scheduled the Big Belli Minstrel Assa for two presentatlma of the group's annual summer must.. cal. These again w i 11 be on Thursday and Saturday nights. The annual horse pulling ctmtest has been scheduled ror Friday evenJng and onTuesda,yev~ lllll the pony puUi118 contest wDI be held as the eveni~ attractioa. companied here by the Columbus Salet.r Dlreeter Fred Simon, 1 brother or P11110rvy's Paul Sl· mon. The dlnnar Is ...,.n cmly topost membera, auxiliary membero elll their lamUlea. 9 Ed SUllivan Show. Members Hwttington llcepltal ond ~ were urged to view the s..... Al- NesulnJad, Jr., waa l'tltOrtedW oo a dlmer meotlrw,.........,._ aloo. eel lor APril 13 In Lanco.oter, A peot Jar '· the ovenln& -.... This Is lor several ,dl&l\'1<18 In John IQeln who Ma l'HIIllllld whleh Is lncluclecl the POmeroy In the lll'llll4l,lortu. post ellll1 bOiiv held lnto!Wnctlou with the 50th annlveraaey. CommaiOier Htmnel preaen!Aod Tt!o Febl1lll')' aeUvlties - a a letter !rom the NaUonal Com· molller re...-ung that a JPOCtal record bop .... dante (or memtrl- to ihe American Ledon. bers elll their wive~ '- 'W e r e w!U•b Is obaervlng Ito 50th·Y.'!l•· r-tecl oucte1slid:l~ lit. o n Will be prea011toc1 on the Mareh Roulh WII reported W'1tn Clbell- a � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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