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II YGtar1 Ill 1111 luda)' on tile plulb ettate ol play lbli DJDe.bo1e private loU alated to 1-.d ' badt to nallve CG1DtJ ·b lln· lllllltlmUliOba Walter B. ~ ~on Alulellber&'l spadoua Wuhingtoll 'l'llnday. Plalll tbeJ depltt. or... ' ...j. • -:-.: i· .\ . -. ·•. ' - ,. ' ' I ·, . , . . _ IMILI2I ~ i!llltlnl 111111 ldlool'l El8le ~team Is 7-1, headlnc for a IOUOIIIbel could be lbe belt In Its 18 year hlalory. Will! jult one loll ..., 14 Federal lloeklng- the Eaglel could flnllb play wltb a 17-1 record and bead Into toamament play on a J!ll' .with the acbool'a ., goat 198f.e5 dub wldcb ended 111-2 after lhllr......., -· f'AR.~s·. TO swr ·. i• . • . 'I ,_... { ;: .. II ; ' . . ;/1 . .• • ' i -" ._... • '. ". I ' :" . '·';c' .• ' .. . ... - . -~ . '";n~:if., .~ .• ,. 1 •;, ~r·. . ·+~ l . OH,I GUESS MEBSE It'S LIK& 01.! BIJZ . .sAID ..... ' ' . ., . -· ...... to Allllll1111 tile dlllrlcl llnals. 'ftle 'ftllllty ..D.!. frmt, Ito'' Bob.C,IIdwell, Tom Karr, Jim Amlbary, Roo aollh, MDII GclrreD, IaTy MUhone: !leCOIId row, Bowie OlldweD, Mike Borinll, Dave Smith, Dennll Eichinger, Bob Rlldlle, Rick WUlliuns and Coach Dan Wright. (See page 3 felt ICCGUI\1 ol Saturday night's victory over Southwestern. ) ~~~~~~~~r~; .u.s. IUIIbulador to Great BritaiD. He apent Sunday night there. 'ftle ll'lrlt Lldy, the Nbon'a eldell daUihter Trlcla, 23, and tbelr clOI!l friend, <llarla G. "Bebe" RAI~, a Florida lluket and real eallle developar, allo were boUiegueata ol the abeenlee boot. Alulellberl and hla wife Leonare flew back 14 London &mday before lbe presidential puty arrived. Tbe Weelern White BowJe aid the O!ief EDcutlve pn>bably would return to hla leUide San Clemente viDa today but could prolons his 80)0111'11 at lbe ncluslve "colebrlty" vecallon resort another day. Allrlolloaa Are Maay The attractions of the Soulh- estate. · Temperai\Jnl In San CJe. menle bave rupd from blgh 80'ato low 40'a-too chDli far I dip In the rollln& Pldllc 11111'1 near Ida eallte. Nixon felt free to take a break from his offldal paper· work after coming 14 grlpewlth the new federal budget he wiD preoent 14 Congress felt the 19'11 ll8cal year. Budset Director Robert Mayo, whoarrlvedbereFrlday, was expected to confer qaln with Nlzon befare he returns to Washington to whip the doc· ument Into flnll fllrm . Nixon reportedly ~eked Mayo'a axing ol money requeall despite special pleadlnc from Cabinet and asency heads. Tile Jlllltce Department, however, wiD get all II a*ed Tile l'nlldlal a11o bGjild IQ ' tntlng Ida $7111 birthday polllb 1111 flnt state .Ill . . Friday, but there orDl be a cab UrdGD ....._ wldeb be Will wltb Candln. dellftr to Jan. D. IIIII wen jDdellldte felt o:eJ&. ,w 91 IJal/teu Given eoncr- Agnew in Katmandu KATIIANDU (~' ..., VIce l'relldllllllplro T. A.- eae to Kalmllldu IAidq . .. Ill' ovemtaJII , . . li tile lllmalayan liJncdam ·~ on CommUilltt Cblna't ...,... derbelly. He dnerlbed llii" : :m:~::_.».~:~ journey u perieace." an "adllll - �\' I • ' •~ The DaDy Sentmel, Midllloport-Pomeroy, Q., Jao. 5,1970 Rec~t Ohjp .S~teUnimptessive,ButWins LeagUe Opener .,::;.~, . .·. . . Best Seller ' ·- . IW leal Integrltr, wrlllall by Slman, u poee, more lhowoll .... Linda Lavin In tbe · Dbrlf Roba'll u tbe irland's , ~~!~~.._ the .,..,.d,~ Broadway hila baa wile lr)1nato get away froln w -w.!"!'l cut meulli'icho •maay Dwuons of own wlltly inlul!lclei>cy and credlbl3'-li0rthy of tbeir , ·, dollm.in hli banlc acc:ounla- ba~atherhlllbuld'sln!ldellt1 ~. blltin Varltly uya biiii'O)'IItla alone wlllncme cit w own, alao II far COIIIie wbidl we are IAII1I .. Back before the world ~upposedly became OJUl big neigh· at Ibis muitl-<lmUII playwriting froln · IYIIIPitbeiiC; llbe II a Nell Slman~ • •,.., ~If l!!l1f be ; borho~. it'useij to be said of man's parochial Interests that point · total modestly some kvetch, a contentedly tiadn't labli !be~ , a locaf drowning was fronl·pa~e J!ews, while a mlWon ftood .. or famine deaths In far-oft As1a might rate a paragraph on , 141.0!10 a 10M - lnll bu \lltuwant nag, a, I~ who 1111101111 crlliC~~ u to ~lot!' ·• .; an inside page, If tl!at. , bt9u8\lt·lntra«itlciai .,Wyaes ""yallbe'U be~ and bonell are bif underb'lnc .... I ,' . · .Things may not r•ally beve .changed much. We appar· 111 Bdwy .'a brightest boy's when she means luullln(j; · ·As the · llllll.for..ll· enlly stiU have dlfticully keeping· our dlsaatl!rs in scale.. A dramaturgy .... Moll critics· we'ruure there are women Uke frullratlons, J111101 CoCo II highway accident. or plane crash can .sliD be a headline live biJJ1 credit!or the platinum liet but we do!l't believe theli' CMIJIIeiAilf calreet ~ fat, aflair wblle a mass threat to health and life goes almost popuisr touch and diGIII• h!l claimed sincerity, only lbe cleoerved)f modeat, IIJiplre,l In unnoticed. , lUCCI II! II u light, brJ8111 bot, In vulgarity of their earned .bill WI800UIIaoiled secluctlonl, a Such, at least unin ~nt days. was the case with fl~. tbe pretenll.oully obnOlioua new ,pHdlcaments.· .' · niost sympathetically uul· '· abroad in the world agam and showing signa of making lbll soclo-umanllc .l'~rd, J,neachfllldaU,toa~and traellve~ .... And.ltil ·· ODe of its more devastating visits. Europe currently is "Irrelevant." .... Slmon's m0re aallafylng degree· as wOrlh iletii!C· · · heavily bit with mUllons. bedd.ed and the death loU mount· newest bonanza, ''Lui ol ·the --'---'---"'-· ----...,.;----:;-In".. Italy alone already reports some 5,000 dee,d, out of 15 Red Hoi Lovers" open~l'at the . . ., ·' JruWon Ill. Yugoslavia eatlmates lout million Ill and bun· Eugene o'Neill Theatre !' f td 8~UCE '' dreds dead. In Germany, Britain, Scandinavia, hoipltals was IOIIId far from W'IJIIIni In :; and pharmacies have been hard-pressed to deal with the the pop!IIAr world, bot J)erlllpa . 1 near epldelii!A;. ' lbe Intramural controvem- u ,, And, aa if to demonstrate that there ts no 'place to bide to whether bll dramatic ;1 once It really gel8 started, the flu earlier swept across New philosophy , bears ' serlou• ' ' ' ,, Guinea, about as awa. y from it all u It's possible to get In analysis has got to lilm Ibis li todaf.'s world neiJ!hborhood, and reporteclly left thousands ·Ume; at 1eaat this Ume lbe once · of tribesmen delia In the primitive Island's lntt:rlor. · eompletely vaUd o~Mwvatlo~i' •· .,•• Flu, or lnlluenza properly, Is actuallY a Jar~e family of ly IIUCE IIOSSAT. that Neil Slmoo'a Mnedlea · viruses with previously unknown members turtlllll up regu· NEA Watloifttloll Cor~pa·~dsllt larly. The current hug II an old acquaintance, howevermnch more than p!el ·the fun: '' the Hong Kong strain of the Asian flu that first appeared 111bone- to hav_e_drnil ,. •l heck In the epidemic year of 1957 and was so named be· out the S)'llllllltbeUc 8CpOJoslat . · , . 'WASIUNGTON (NI!<Al "· cause It apparenUy origiaated In mainland China. When in bim that already W\'1 there ~porten Uke myself ·Wbo covered lbe lliCredlble 1110'• .. the Hong Kong variety cropped up a few years ago, the only this time In leas 011 the natiOnal poftUcal 'front come aW&J from the dlletlde designation drew strenuous Objections from the Image-cOD· camoullaged fublon. · !lith a pattern of visual Images 'thai Burelt· mual be sclous British outpoot, concerned·for ill good name. we admired the delfsblfuUY am0111 the' most deep)f etched In our nves. · . · . Til!! .. Intensity and cODfli!D'allon of ~ ~0111 ~.' It ~ been, ao a matter of fact, traditional to name flu comedy-cloaked _soclaI per· natui'ally de)iend 00 hoW close)f and ·In what ·wayt ·the "' alter a 8ountry-some other country. In pest centurlcis, the Y!(lfil AT BRIDOB ceptlons ol bill put playa rather ~ Jn'U!hed the mem!X''1blo .events ot the " Russlano·bave called flu Chinese catarrh; to the GermaDI ' . than In "Lui of the Red Hot lliile. These are some Of lbe lma&ell wliiCh 811llvened most ,, it hes been the Russian pest;_ the Italians knew It as the Lovers" In whlcb be makes bill vividlY my owli wanderings througb these 10 ~·= t' German dlaease, and the French hove called It alODg with old inlishlfui points heavily e The sl&bt.of alerider John F. 'Kennedy, mi~boae In .. "Ia grippe," Italian fever. And before the Orien!ai varieties rather than wltb the more hand atop a white car In a llllall W01t Vjrglnl8 bill town , . took .over, we had the Spanish flu. (No name callers the bllarlty. bidden understanding shoiiPIDJf center, plunging bead-on Into the ·!laue of bll ,. o.Spsnlsb, they settle for catarrh.) of bla cberacters In ••Plaza Cathollclsm at a turning point In that state's declslve 1JIO ' The Italians probably are reSponsible for the cover-all ly Oswald & James Jacoby Suite," "The Odd Couple," DemiJCl'atlc prel!ldeatlal primary. Hll blunt assault belped name "lnlluenza," the result of a 17th-century beUel thet "Barefoot In Tbe Park," and him to a smashing victory. · , the alflictlon waslbe evil lnftuence of certain planets. 5 NOBTB "Uitie Me" (marvelous aoclal • In a crowdeCI PltllbursJ> ball' In late O.:tober1 :18110, " The disease has been known and epidemics hilve bj!en • 10 9 7 satire on a frantic farcical plane Vice President Nixon, thinking he needed to play, ' catch,, reported for more than 2,000 years. It first bit America 5 PRODIGAL FArnER He thinks I should reuon with : ~~~~ never properly l!lven delerved up" In his race '1Ith Ken~k11\fl!ggUng to SOWid tough , about the middle of the 16th century. The worst outbreak RETURNS her, but she won't speak to '!'f· after two monlba of gentlei' · ··••·· :· on record II still the great epidemic of 1918-19, wbich 1 work long hours and hatdly • 43 credit lor Its penetrating Ironies ·• Two years )«ter1 my tallrlli1 w.lth a defea~ NIDn In .; claimed more than 20 mUUon nves worldwide, more then Dear Helen: · BAST because it W88 in a _,.,__,, mu!lcaJ . !be snnftv . ' Solithern Callfornla hoiile, When my two children were ever see Nadln•: When I do, I'm WEST (D) -.,., ·Ullr~ OJ hil new 1. a baU·mJUion In the United States. · • A 5 42 • Q3 somewbet less than ,... ·~NY sensing ~e alrea knew be' was out of place so far from Flu often Is regarded as the brutal granddaddy of the verysmaU,myhusbendleflme too tired to resson with her •void •QSB832 playedbytheDamboyantlyself· Wasblngton where Jay the real focus of blallfe, &'-lng ~ common cold and Is similar In symptoms and Its defiance for another WOIIUII!. H~ paid betefulness. Now I've surely t QJ9Bf t 5 indulgent Sid Caesar but the Dellf.-dlslntereat lie bad in bill theb current try for the ·of cure and prevention. Present serums are proof against child support at first, and then lost her. What can l do! - 410865 4AI72 masterfully handled In the Callforni11 governprsl!lp. · oltly one or a few specific strains, uncertain protection at quit. I dldro's see or hear from GUILTY sotllH London version by 'Brpce • In frigid Mlcbigan eight monlba e.-uer In 111112, the ' best since there are so many and new ones are constantly him for two years; then, Dear Guilty: •KJ86 Forsythe). Pleaae.do not ·con· lllrange, ,Pfedawtl walk through the ,m09n11t IDOl' oa a ~· showing up. because I was working lwo jobs, On the' contrary, you may • K 7c slder lbla a tenderly pbrued ~ course with charging George Romney, who wu mov· ·under the dismal circumstances, it's probably best that I uked him to take the kids over beve loand Nadine. Smnetimes t A10 7 knock at NeD Simon norhis new lilg to the tllreshold of a political career ibat eollapled ·• we continue to look the other way. Easter vacation. When he a good smack brings a-problem 4KQJ play, only anal·"·•l•""-tlon aailly In the deeped New Hampshire snows ala yean returned them, he borrowed into focus. Neither vulnerable ~~ - r afterward Gesundheit! $200 from me. I never got II Perhaps your daughter WHI North loot Soath of a comparatively candid The lmpressiODs tumble ·faster: · back wanted a showdown so that she Pua Pua . 2 ' 2 N.T. esposemoliure of bill ' cberacters' • Tbe aea of aroused but calm black humanity surging ~I year I married a won· could find out whether she p... 3 N.T. Paa Puo ons. eblnKion's ConatiluUOD Avenue In ' the peat ClvD THE WELL CHILD® derful man who Is more of a reaDy hils a mother. She won't Pass . We preferred the c9mlc arclt pf August, 19&3 ••• The abock of the wordl father to my children, now a•ed sulk I~• H you let her know OpeninJ lead-t Q -pauadltlnencesa ~~••• ,!etorm!!,~ l"s been abot" aa I stood a few feet from the MWI " -... u ....._..,. _.,.., teletYPe thai daclied out the cruel meoaage wblcb ael the 10 and five, than my firot you're on he~ •Ide, and you'D Oswald: "The weak two- the amazln&ly concentrated tone"lor a decade of vloleuce •.• The halrled look of the husband ever was. take lime to listen. I doubllbel, bid hes be 0 q , almost jokes and situations and let.the new Presld . ent Johnson u I puled bim on tl)e .road In bll , ,,,,Nq~~:,PR!.¢\lleb\~•.IJ:elilllve atagel4,rebeWonbes.jeiledso standard ib '~ Amerii dllePci slgns,4,~11111 ill- ~k 'lflleuslne la.li,~!Jt.nlgbt and glimpsed bim readiDg a ~-~ ·~·"'!~1!-~~~~..,.~t'be~lv!'d with lean li)idgJ.jjft,':C~e, th~.; sc!IY'111Ms sl!il \n*~ }if.~T~' ~~~..1~&tl¥"o'l"i'..I.!.O.'i;l'.t0btiilci.•s Mbere ~ir ""turlil !~Iller 18, , the wannlb,~e may ~ve been Dallas Aces as a whole o.rily foin, more Jastlni thai! way. 19M nomination for a term lll'lffii·~lii!Tt. the sMmifi, By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. llying.~ U,l;le .~ .soon.and searching .!Or ever since her use two spades as weak; one In Ibis, the pathos 11 more endleu rlae and faD of bandclappll!a deJeaa::.&:· wants to see b1a kids. They father died. - H. pair also uses two hearts as frank, more up.fron~ but the In · or1a1 b to John K'e"-.5 bU ~~~ · beve adjusted to the1r new Dear Helen: weak and n. one 1of you n,lay jOk.es .._ and -hen tbe lime \::m onor ,_y W e wo • • ..,., w JIO , Blood sUeat but tearful DD lbe ~ to be : Q-Wby do cblldrea grow is Dl-prepared to handle Jlf e an d I dont want Are people still coUectlng lea two of a IDlDOr a,s ,weak •I' lor tbem to resume arrives struck down by an uaaasln, too, la'the Yft'l nut compalp so fast when they reach the them. Those who favor the them upset. My daughter bag tags to turn in for wheel Jlf!l: "I suppose you are ·~-· dlmlnllhed ,.., tJu! , . · ageofl3orl4? , use of hormODes advise that is gelling good grades chalrsfordisabledveterans? - leading up to the fact that "";{_aretber. thanmaln"ta'•·•·· ..• ~~te de grad!~ Interlude at ·LaiJor, nou In she almost HELPFUL the weak two-bid will fre· PI•.,. ra •~'6 . "'"~~· A-AIIboulb the e xa I they not be given unless II) wher bel . e ore was quenUy boomerang against their former vitality a8 Chicago, , when white . blacll: m!lltanta gathered In a · lime of rar[d growth Varl S the height of both parents is lalljng. Mysontsnowbappy-go- P.S.Ihilveabundleoflbem. 118 user." shrewdly, ·wisely deployed, "new poiiUcs" conference wblch produced an 1IIINIIeYed over 70 Inches and (2) twice · In dUieren persons, a sha lucky where be was once with· Dear Helpful : oswald: "Rigbtl When you. delicately remembered ebeoo, an unworldly breat ' from the reaUIIea, and a il Increase In height, startln the girl's height on her sec· drawn.. Throw your lea heg tags sat East, you bad to pass. drlllll8turglcal counjerpolnl to a bowing and acraplnc by wbite radlcabl before between the ages of 11 an ond birthday also exceeds 70 Inches. If you decide to use If lbla man comes beck In a'!'ayl No one ts, was, or ever South opened one no-trump more entertaining and an· ·~e~,~~t~ r::=.~ ~· reply. !WeD U they ~ !3, Is a pbysiologlc pheno • ~ enon. It is Jargly controlled Ibis treatment, ll must be the1r lives, the good may go out will be collecting lea begs as a and plaled there, making ticllmactlc major theme But • In early Aprll, 18118, the · &lliiiDIDJI elrect of w~ , by an Increase in pituitary started before your daughter of our famDy relationship. Can I cbsritable effort .for dillbled three. A th~ other Ia:~ it ts good comedy Simon ·~.,. tui:C.O my front POrCh in the daQ!ng .6outs for dayl lfter reaches her 12th birthday keep him away?- MRS. U. T. veterans, nursing homes, or California ut OJI!'bDid Bill here· II bu ~ty bllarlty Martln·Luther Kln2 Junior's murder and ·-Ia~'-'- belm· hormone. and before her bone age Ia Dear Mrs U T · anylblng else • a weak two-heart I . Y ' • • • . '"v Q-At w)lat a&e does a girl 12 years. If a f~lh~~ · has visiting Thts cruel hoax Ia almost as Elsenbe1 f~ to ~::en ca:::.'~o= ttbf::C'f. ~ •: bay~~1' filled! at a lnt clown atop gowmg? ll she has her dlaeaiied tonsils removed beQ-Our son, 13, is thin as privDeg~, he's entitled, but I bard to kill as it was to bring ~r:'uc e ;wo no-trum~ "Promises, Pr~mlses" and · • ·BeiDJ! aw:;~~y- telephone and aent atumbtL~ ~ fore she. reaches her full a rail, 61 inches taU and sWI doubt heU stay around_long PauiMcCartneyhacklromthe B'obby Goldman railed blin "BoyslntheBand"),aproperly the televliiC¥~ ~, li!Jiwalch. tb8 horror play of to three and West opened bideous set, sm8rl costumes by KeDnedy'a u..U tloil m'a hotel ldlcben colrldllr bl Los ' growth wiU she hilve a bet· growing. He bas outgrown eougb to UPIII vour familv If dead. - H. This column ts dedlcsted to the queen of dlamondl." Donald Brooks Angeles. . .. a to::days later, the camj)aignUke fwieral ~ ter chance of growing aliWe his fattier and older brother. you slap him with a legal dun for back child support famDy Rvtng, 10 If you're Jim: "Bill)' bad no probIn fact "Lui of the Red Hot train from N.W York to Wasblogton, a pusqe-way ririrm· f . teller? Our doctor says that his psyments and for the return hilvlng ldd trouble or just pilln lem In the play. He aim ply Loven" ' has leu plot than lng with people but inade most pqigDjlllt li)' the ligbt ·of ·f A-Wllb a lew exce~tions · cltultary gland ts overactive of )'Oilr$200, ohould you have an trouble, let Helen help YOU. won m dlllllli!Y and led thed character lmnreulons. lqne farmers •tanding a hiDldred yards away In J:llld, 1 girts attain their full eight ~~.r:o toyouw.:'r.fse~bout It. IOU as proof. _ H. She will also weJcome your own 10 of spades, I!IDCe Eut bel tlall Ia ~ pia i re:r;:ulaalute ..•. m when they are between 17 11 ·~ and 10 and boys between 18 A-SbJce your doctor is Dear Helen: amusln& nperlences, Address ~U::!cie~~dwl'!o"~~ : : ~ smaU a~::, • ~=~Of:~ tined three-deep Ia Chlcago'l Mtchlpn · and 19. The presence or ab- not anduly concerned, I asI am a widow with a daughter llelen Bottel In care of lbla in each other suit for a total tbe mother of bill lone central Boulevard to help m~e the DemiJCl'atlc eonvelitloli hotel . , aence of diseased tonsils sume that your son is not 14, and a son 18. Tbe boy ts no newspaper. . of nlmi " figure "sale" from VIetnam peace protestors .•• Vice Presldellt would have · no appreciable acromegalic (a pituitary trouble. HeworkspartUmeand Oswaid: "Even with the TotblsflalcomesJamesCoco HUDiphrey, Iilio the 1918 campaign, menaced by blacb In effect on a person's growth. giant). See that be gets attends conege. But Nadine liT.QDT n n u n. Tl •C queen of spades wrong, 1 pilylng a man o1 1ntent after Watts and sbouled down by atudenll In Boston • , , the feel plenty of rest because rapid47 dlaobeys me In every way. n• n.wJ li1Jl¥11U'Il\! think B!lly would have found comfortably married years of raw black·wblte hate In halls filled lor George Wallaee. growth can be exhausllng. 23 Q-My dl11bter, 9, is 6111 Last week she csme hOme all !"ACTS some war to bring the game on bls first e~tra-marltal • JIICbard Nixon, riding the revulsion again all the turGive him a weD-balanced ~~ tell. S'he bes always home. IllcidentaUy, will :VO!' seduction· the 1alt two acts moll, moving In ~wdly planne!J aettlng-lth 9Utward .'ben, tell for her ~e. One diet so that his muscular de- a.m. Iwulurlousand JlfOI!Ilded tell our readers jual bow you • calm'-lo the J1lllldilicy. • 'doetot advised givmg her velopJ11ent can catch uf with her, but she paid no attention. his bony devl!lopmen . En· Tonlgbtlcamehomefromwork and Bobby aM Hamman le)f f:a:'~Young T• Kem1\fa~tandlng In the cold dusk of a bormoaes to check her and Lawrence ,flaY the two- oepara .... "" , tiny ln!llail mounialn e In northern Alaska, CraJied ·lrOWtb and another was courage bim to play basket· and found her smoking· She ld heart opening? · owner of an appsrenlly leai• lml'l'C!!!ablY by political re~ tbrecl mOD'"" Jatei· against Ibis. What do you hall or teJU!Is. b I ld arrogant Y sa 8 wou Jim: "We play It as 12-15 than cbic.lllb reataurant, be II 011 JUly 11: bla 1972 threaf tO Nlxiin incled 1mpr0i;bly ~ advise? sm;ke ~and she~ or possibly 16 blgb-eard !ell than SI)'JIIh, aapecla1 New 'bll car's plunge o1J an IIJand bridle ·~ MusaeJ!IIIeltl. , • · 'A.-This II a controversial ~HTB an go n ·. polnll .lflth five heartl and York City Evef7lllan con· · , · ., question. AlthOugh female I • lau w wanted to, I lost my head and four apadtJ, In other Words, ~bly below the jelaal .but liormones will curb a girl's · · · smack~!!! her herd. She cursed It II a minimum or near- hardly poor, though tbrlftY.. growth they 'lriJ!( also pre· minimum opening bid of a ln.eadl of these epilodelthe ·clpltate ihe an:tletlea asso · "Which of ·vou convictl me and ran CfY,1n1 to her room. me of lint 111 teu· the truth, My soo . c:ouldn t beneve that I type we woiild find dUflcull flahlnan Ia a loeer· be dclein•t ., 1 elated with budding sexual ••• why do 'JOUIIOt believe me?" actually spanked her as I have to rebid If we opened with · ke it -1.... . matllrlty at an age when she -J< h s 41J 1or ..... "" re110111: children ...._ one heart These banda rna 0 11 : • never bit my . ~ .. e. come up, qUlte often 1J111 the first because faced willl' a' jlt,• Prelldent John Tl'ler, weak twe>beart bid beildles lerlng nympliomaniaC ~ .---'----:~-:-:-:=-:::--=:--::-=----:=--------, twice married, bad 1 cbll· them weU.". , for swift sallsfactlon be linda be '. ' Hado's It E".ery' Time ® dren, the largest number "The bl(lc Idea for thla needs more reapeetabl7 hom to ~n American presi· bid Is the Flannecy two- roman"11 H"" for ... _ dent. WUUain H. Harri1011 dlamODd Invented li ~Ill · . . "" mo va_,.,. · "'" bed the secondlarge&tfam· Flannery of Plttstu:gh. escapsde and_ ~ · blipaelf HE's ...m~ TH"T CAR lly with W cbUdren · Ruth· When are you going to adopt clear out of what • ~ on • TAAT CUT I~ "ND OOT-- · 1 etford B. Hayes had .eight.; It?" much-used platter .... The HIH•IIIH·· DID '!IOU Thomas J,efferson, zachary Oswald: "Don't know. ~time out l!e bauis a P.lll· THINK ~~ WI>S Taylor and Theodore Roose· Maybe I ·am too old." flipped and pot.fiopped liFTER US? velt each had six children. lH,.,~ Auo.l discouraged csfe sln3er ·who John Adams, Andrew John· bombs bim out 4111, marlliiii!UI son, Grover Cletfeland and I aod 11CSJ111he lntentloiul ol!t of FrankUil D. RoOaevelt had bim .... The third II the wile Of ' five children each. me of hil close ' ltlendl Who think ohe. wants the rung QUICK Q U I Z Q-'lhe b!ddlnc hu ~: becali" her huoband baa Will North S.,.do neglected her for eight montha Q-Cn what tlme 'dot• thi Z• · P.. 8 • of hl1 own . utra·mlrilal State of HoWIIIt .opl!rote7 1'lal c N.T. Put il + dlatr!lcllon ., .. 5 N.T; Pw . • • A-Aiuka s••· u aard Tllne. Plio . In iach. ·there Ia ..:..t ' ..._ 'f'r Po.•. I... Pill · ..., , .-- ....- ·. ·· ' YD!I. SOUth, . portunllf lind conalclftable Q-How did tilt Arm~ •Q n 1 •• 4A Ill re•lllatlon ·of 'the •corned): hOIII!" tilt death of ,the loll \VhOt do you do nowf . , 'inliet•tl: the gtrl In 1be flnt ~~;, ~~~~~l U.S. Cavalfll florsel A 11w. l:•~r . ..... II lpl..cie (Linda Lnla: ~ , A-Ch)ef, a baY, gelding, ,- ,. .......,., .., ~. funn•,Jn . hlir.· comic"''~ •.""~·-•· , • """!)qi'L!'·I the Ia'* cawaley borte on the , . _ lllit rorll. 1 ..... u,. uou~ rollS of the u.s. Anity, died '· ' ' ' .one entirely 'toucblnl Ill bet ·~~! in .Uifl8, at n. Rlley, Kan., . · · extenalvily ,, expfana~ory. at the a~e of 38: The AnilY America? . " · pa!lp) il~ol·aP!ece, c:recl!l* held an elaborate mintary A-The . oUidal tancuace eveo In tbe .&ear-tWIIdl 10 funer~l to mark the end of 1n ill but three Latln·.Kintrl< .cynlca)Jy phrued .but ,cliePIY ~n era. csn republ.ica II · SpaJ!lah! , bi!Mit aeriOiflll8lia .... Marcia . . Bruu uses P o.r, t ~ g.!fe ~,e; 110\ld I"' lhi bolll!hose'IICII'fta Q-How mti!IV official !an- ,French II &jl()ken Iii J11111; are"" hltlbi1 ~ p lwlnCa' guages are spoken in Latin Englilh II spoken lJi Guyana. It 11111 funny litcauae he; • That .Old Devil Flu. Is Back . . .. BY JACJt O'JIItWI NEW YORK- Neil Slman's 8JII!Ittlltly endleu pirade of BIDSBAT·· · 'A Correspondent's · ·,,.:,•·. Decade. of MemorieS acam.t Weak Two Bids May Boomei'Cing formula for Hormone Use .~ ~resti~.. ~'~VIt~: .-;· !tOm = » r f curfew chec to"':'J ! s . i m i l a r "::! • ° WDHLD . .. ''*""" ~ 1 ====='-' · ~· "' COLUMBus <UPIJ-If:.._OI)Io ..:;. ban an ~w' \o aet State can conlblues Ill unbl!at- sven 1!1 a home pme. Illlrioll, • d and ,;;..,_ en road recor d Sal.r. ay Purcbl the ..._..,es are against IWnoil the Budlefes llie .top choices to csplura the could Jump Into the OIJ!.Iy diiv- COJifotence title. · er's saal In the Big T~Cfa~. · . IOldo Slate again wu not 1mlila the only game IJehreO), preislve ~~St. John Arena SatObio Slat8 and the lUinl this ~. night In beltll!J MIMeseason and the Buckeyes will sots·7&-71 although Coach Fred · ·College · Scor:es ly Unlltd PnsslntirnoHono! E11t St. Jos. (,...) 101 ~Salle 99 · ScrantOn 76 Upsala 61 Harvard 90 Dtraul 14 Roanoke Col!. 80 LIU 74 Pr.i~ce1on75 Rulglrs 50 ., N.C. A&T 117 Lincoln 58 Cblull!blo 14 Cornell ~ Delaware 63 .erex•l 58· St. Bno..,tr•.96 Bldwn wnce 63 ' ' South N;C, St. 71 Vll'lflnla 60 )'leltoril Ky. 99 Tenn. Tech 70 Georgia 72 Vanderbilt 61 W. • Mo<y 83 West Vir, 76 Tennessee 58 Min. St. 56 Kentucky 95 Miss. 73 North car. 98 Rice 72 Duka 93 Penn 51. 43 Mrylnd 96 Wake Frst 88 Eostern Ky. 112 AJin Peay 96 Loulovlll• 14 Tul11 67 DvdsnM56i k41 St Coil 89 Sou. u.eltodeAI 116 r · · · 9 1 5 Auburn · F~J:!:t Iowa ,. Purdue 11 Miami (0. ) 61 Marshall ~ Wittenberg 59 Akron 46 Evan•vllle m Am. Inti 96 Mlrquolle 81 Detroll61 Bradley 89 Wlehlla 51· 80 Eagles Stretch Lead in SVAC Eaalem's Eagles ,_...._ned -·...Its lead In the Soulbem Valley Albletlc Conference Saturday ~tat Soutbl'estern by taldng ·the Hl;blanden a.63 for their seventh stralgbt SVAC win. 11 wu the aeventh win In eight s~. Eaitem leads tbe SVAC with a 7.0 record ahead of Kyger ~~N~2-!IIs , tied for .....,.., ,...ce ""'' .. records. Eulem'8 next WI II Friday night at North GaUia against Coach Rudy Shively's Pirates. Eaalem .won tbe first meeting at home 49-45. Ind. Cent 81 Oklnd Clth 71 Valpara!IO 70 Brown 6s Sou. 111. 75 TCU 63 Illinois 74 W!Konlln 69 Mich. 96 Northwestern 92 Butler 88 Boll St. 82 · Ohio U. 78 Kent St. 52 Ml<10h·51S,t7• 815M:n~-lanaa~ Oh Coadl Dan Wright's Eagles jumped to a lint period 30-11 lead an4 were never beaded, leading 4$-22 at tbe ball and 7z. 'l/ at the end of three periods. Bob Rltcble wu bigb for the Eagleswith25polnla.TomKarr and D. Smith aach bad 15 and Dennis Elcblnger came up with · Soulhwoit n Denver 70 77 ~-Qllo.~:~~:::::::..m=.~!St. Air ForCII u re· ence title 1n 1-.. wu 1mPI l!d wllb the.BuckeYes. . ,,...._,., • """'"" . and bard to Finney, wirmell olthe bot- ... . ::;;:,.. Fl~:-.:::-. ...... ''The• ohootlng Buckeyes, hit 10 oilS _,__ ""' ..... 1 ibots 1ro1n the I' field, uq~~y IIIOH !lit liall' weu lnd they froln long r.,... Finney illando llbaol well.'' fourth nallonally (j1 frl!! !brow Fltm'a pme plan for Dave percentage at .815. Lut year SolmliCII!, 01110 Slate's leading he flnlsbed second. sew. 011 the aeuon, wu to O!ie o1 the Buckeye wat~ ''front bim, keep the baU away nesaes, however, . wu obvlGul from bim, make blm aboot · from the ouUide." in the Minnesota g8DI!I in Jhal Taylor wen! .eU 1be way wllb · The strategy ·worked during bill Ove &lartera. Gclpbor Coach tbe lint half u Somilon wu Bill Fltdl also dlil not IUbatl· bold to five points. But the big lute unUI a minuts .left In tbe cefiiAir started bitting from tbe game when be u-tec1 a lbird outalde in the second ball and guard In an atteinpt to sleal llnlahed with 17, many coming tbe ball. late In the game whe!j tbe GoFltdl, who led Bow"~ Green plleta were maldng their llnal -· to tbe ~can Confer- run. led the Buckeyes with bounds. Bluefield State 109-94 Victor 2 ~"::e ~eh5~ t::f~a7~ Now Max. Taylor aald 11 may hiln repro..nled the Buckeyes' bell ef· ""' of the home fort . year at . "Wt cut down on our erron," Taylor said. "We bad anly sb: OrTOn and lbree offenslve fouls. We had some &DOd Ourrles. We went after some balketballs and we got some." TaylOr pratsed tbe play of Jocly Finne)' and Jim Cleamons who led the Buckeyes in IICOI'· tng wiih 21 and 2D points respectlvely. "Jim and Jocly really gave us a boost," said Taylor. ''They really did 8 good job." Cleamonascored on a variety o1 shots and pilyed a areal floor ••~•. bl"""'•• lholl, -.......... 12 to round out the double lileallng the ball and be also coJwnn acortng, Ricky Stout popped Ia 22 points In •loalni ca~ for tbe lligblanden. Joe Waters hacl13. ~II now U In all games and t.O. In SVAC play. Rio Grande CoUege'a nine Coacb T. J.RICP' Hlghlanden game win streak wu broken are Idle imW Saturday nlgbl Saturday night u a fired-up when they .travel to Rock Bill Bluefield Stale CoUege crew forEaa IIOIHeague con h lest. rornpedRedme totoa take1011-1HthewlnBovluefleer !held stem won 1 e reserve n game, ~. Holiday Invitational TourEASTERN (85) - H. Cald· namenl a\ Bluefield, W.Va. well, Z.H; T. Karr, 7-I·IS; Coach Art Lanbam's Redmon Elcblnger, 4+12; D. Smith, 8-3- bed defealed llampton wtltule 16; R. Smllh, 0-1-1; Boring, 1·1- 113·93 Friday night and 3; Gorrell, 1.-.2; R. Williams, 2- Bluelleld Slate poUshed off ~; Mllbene,1-D-2. Totals, 33-111- Lynchburg CoDege lta.el to 85. gain the tourney flnsla. Tbe SOUTHWESTERN (53) - Redmen are now 8·1 and Haney, l.U; Ehman, 1-"; Bluefield 6-4 lor the season. Waters, 3-7·13; Hutcbins, l'h'i; Big Bob Mabry,~ senior, Stout, &-10-22; and L. Dillon, 0-Z. psced the Redmen with 27 2. Totals, 12-29-63. polnla and 22 rebounds 81 Rio EASTERN 30 15 27 13-15 Grande lost the hettie ol the SW 1,111 111~ boards to the host club 56-45. AI · Browns De-~"eated, 27-7 J• 22 Into ao C!Ui1lel!d. 1&-10 with points and eight of tbe Red- 15:21 left In tbe flral half. men'i 21 uolsls. Chlldrea put Bluelleld sbead Other Redmen In double with a jumper SS.W with 7:51 f1curea were Jim Maraball, 6-2 Jall0 uti the1 ~b lougbdt junior, and Harry Hairston, 6-4 n an y o rna.. apee , freshman, each with 10 polnla. flrepoaer and rehoundlng with Ed Seward, 6-4 sophomore, the Big Blue. wu top man for tbe winners Bluellsld led 4J.38 with 2:49 with 32 points. Tom Prllcherd, left before lntermtsaton. Rio 11-4 freslunan, 'lias runnerup Grande staged a late rally with 30. Jim Cblldress, 11-4 cutting the Bluefield lead to 50junior, the tourney's Most 49 with 33 seconds left In tbe Valusble Player, chipped In II half. MabrT'a two free throws points and Joe WUIIams, 6-4 put the Redmen ahead Gl-00 sophomore, bad 11. Seward also wllb 10 aecondJJ left and then Ed hild 18 rebounds. Jacobucoredona layup to give A14-poinl favorite to take the Rio Grande a 53-40 balfllme tourney,RioGrandeloundllaelf lead. up against the toughest OJ>- · The two teams battled 011 ponent the ltedmen have laced nearly even Ierma for tht llret Ibis seuon. part o1 the second baH. It wu Marlin, &.o fresbman, bad w. New Yorlc 33 Tum8 ;&e)( L Pet. G.e 9 ·716 ... · 15 643 6 16 .610 7'12 ' · 19 sa 10 22 12'1• 23 425 15 27 .:UI 18V. Mi!weukoo Balllmort 2527 Philadelphia 23 clntlnnotl 21 Boston 17 Dttroil 14 Will W. L. Pet. Gl Atlonto ·26 16 Jl19 ... Lao Angeln 20 20 .500 s San Franclseo 19 21 .475 6 Cll!Qigo 11 :U .429 1 Phoonl• 17 :u ..415 8'12 San Diogo • 16 26 .311 91'2 Salllla 14 2t 3n 12'1• . • SundoY'o Rtoulll Clnelnnoll129 Baltimore 121 Philo 1311 Booton 120 Atlonta 126 Mllwouktt 125 San DII!IO 1>10 Clllc,ogo 121 Lao Ang 120 Phoonl~ 112 Detroit 116 Saattto 110 -y'sGI!nu Delro!t'at San FraneiKO (()nly go....,Khldulod) * '·, On .G.· .amL·ling' D ' '" ···•·''" "bA.Igs ,_, pt ABA Standings Jy Unu.ct ,.....lnllrnallonol East lndilnl ~ L6 ":• ~~ l(en!ucky 24 14 632 6 C.rollna 16 21 432 13V. New York 11 25 405 15 Plttsbul'lfh 14 22 .389 15 Miami 11 27 .289 19'12 -t Or W. L. Pet. GB =hln=• ~ ;: :: 5 Dtllll 19 20 417 m Lao Angeles 17 18 486 5'12 Denver 11 21 .462 6V2 Sunday's R11ons lndlona 120 C.ro!lna 113 Mlaml124 New Yorlc 104 Denver 122 Dtllas 85 ......... the u••"' tbe . :,·• = PI'08f8l1l, =.:a:' ~~;,~ ~ llial 47 per cent of ~ men · - __. to ............ -· """"""" __.... 42 bettlngol 11 •and"[1cenpert""".!!tfa~ -· lndlllllo~~·~= Bl~los~:~:njeump··~ ~75B~~u!:::~~-= Weekend •• lied ~-·-·.au"-,._ u c · D.fJ ~~m1:·~ ~:.M~:~~ nsung astottS 1 erence r=:~:;:~~~~~ :::(~)-bt:.U: ~~~~=~ 11 62 Tulane 80 Rhode Island 78 Louislono St. 90 Ala. 83 AIMartln's..,Ootjumper it TT·TI at the 8:18 maril:. Ed £.r. 7 UCLA lOS Notre Dome 77 Wei. &.1 Yale 70 Sou. Co. 71 Flo. St. 61 Utah 82 BYU 76 Paclflt 83 UC ~.B. 75 San Fran. 69 .Celli. 67 Cen. W"t:!'~~"r.!~~ St. 69 (F!INII Rovnd) M. S!. Mary'l63 New Hamo. A7 Westem F!o.lnvltatiOftel s.w. La. 66 Aplehn St. 63 Bluofltld Holiday /"""-4!ill••l Round! uetld St. 109 Rio Grandt 94 (ConiO!otlonl Hmptn !nit. 96 Lnehbrg 67 MINNEAPOJJS • ST. PAUL (UPl)-The"PurplePeoPieEa· ten" are &lUI and scare Ia allrlgb~buttakelt ~'Minnesota Vlldngs, the 1111111111 c:aatolls wbo make up their offensive line are the reasoo they've earned a berth In nat Sunday's Super Bowl game against Kansas City. "They were the difference," decilred Viking quarterback Pl'IR ~'~· ~'k~~~ 'eSI(IIS ·:C h ie.fs ly 0 n!ttd p,...ll.-lflflol . './ t: Joe Kapp after Sunday's 2'1·7 rout of the Cleveland Browns In Icy, snow-rimmed MelropoRtan Stadium for the National Football League championship. The ·scar.faced, 31-year-old Kapp operated bebind that offensive line with a hot band on a cold day, running for one touchdown and passlna for another. In addition to a TD by Dave Osborn, the other Viking Claim·A1!'lr .Title : ." · ,, .., Ohio State 78 MlnfiiiOto 71 Ohio U. 79 Kent State 52 OAKLAND (UPI)-The Min· In 10 aeaaons and thetr second Dayton 94 Xavier 76 naota Vlldngs, champions of Super Bowl appearance. Mloml 61 Marshall 54 tbe National FootbaU League, Lamanlca, who led all pro Youngotown 79 111 · Wes. '" have their "Purple ""-le quarterbacks lhll season with Wittenberg 59 Akron 46 · · •'""' and _,_ Otterbein 86 Mar!tlla 71 Eaters" regarded by many u 34 touchdown .,._ ..,. Urbano 114 Bluffton 93 the beat defensive front four In 1110re In the playoffJ, was Heidelberg 104 pro ball. forced Into 1be mlalakes by a Ohio Dominican 89 They might be, but the pus rush that spoiled the St. Bonaventure 96 KaD"I City Qllela like to tblnk Oakland game plan and gave Balllwln.Wallaca 63 tbelr "namelellll" foursome of tbe Cdels the baU enough Point Pork, Po. 87 KenyOft Aaroll Brown, Buck Buchanan, t1mea for them to the Ky. Wn, 60 Central St. 59 curley Culp and Jerry Mays II nee mary.points. Bluetier~u~!~~ ,~oumoy u good u any around. Lamonica threw three InterRioGronde 94 (ehamp.) Tbe way the Kanaaa City eeptlons and Blar!da one. Two gang JIIIDoband1ad Daryle La· ollboae, by c:ornerback Emmllt HIGH SCHOOL 1110111u aod George Blallda of Thomu, were converted Into a BASKETBALL SCORES tbe OaJdand RaJderl Sunday In ~ touchdown and a By Unlltd Prosslnternat!llftll 117•7 ..,_._for the Amerk:an field goal 411e points -·atEuc;!ld 70 Porma 37 •w- 1 -..Jorge 78 Gsr!iold a touchLakewood 15 Shlker Heights 4 tbe "PIFPii Ptople Eaters." dowil In tbe first half during Wld<liffe 63 Madison 51 In any everyone will wblcb neitber aide made Pa!nnvllle Harvey 70 gel a cbance to aae who raall:y mlatake. U llll)'lblng, at 11 No. 1 - ' SWiday wben the Btdford 67 Independence 43 Vlldnp and <lliefJ meet In the seemed lllOIIMillum wu 011 Gwarrt!!!~llle 66 KBtrklhlre 65 four1b Super Bowl Game at llalden' aide. They moved tbe Ill uoouga 52 enston 43 N Orloanl ball well bot ml 1d t two · · ou on Loro in Admire! Kin• 59 n ·Fremont ~ • 1'11' m'lldniCJun•pl nab'P lleld goal attsmpts -from 311 North Olrmted 61 The victory over llie Ralden and 40 yards, C!ova!and John MlrJholl 50 In lbe AFL title IIIIDO produced After that, tbe . Oilefs, with Bay VIllage 72 Berea >13 the Ollefs' tblrd ~sbip Len DaWIOII dlrecllna tldnga, Parmo Padua 61 Cleve St. Ignatius 46 I , l\_ CIHrvfiW625oulhvlowl7 ~. j .Ut~on ~OYtilnd Heighls6$ Normandy Orange 83 Solon 75 • · Kirtland'" Fairport 51 (at) RACINE - 1bt Southem -1)1 In thenr.lquarter at ODe Clevtland Lulhtran Wtll74 Loctll TornadoeiW81lt down to time JeacliDc 11·7. But WaterCltveland Lutheran Eut 59 def~l for the ~~~~ lima tqrd·~ lllron8 and had Cievttsnd Byzantine 5Htteh- qa1n&t <ill win Saturday nlgbl the acfrantage 17·15 at the and ot 1 wood.U at Witaforcl lOIIng to tbe thellr&t... -Ina II Clovtrlaal 54 . Wildcats, ~HS,In a !IOIHeague With the ICGre 21·19 Jnid.way Falrvlow Union 70 Lancaotar tilL Tbe Win for Waterfoi'd 1llrouib 1Jie 'slcond quarter Fenwlek 59 upped tbalr record to U. Waterford )lilt aquick polnll ui - ~~ Clearc:rHk 80 L!bsrty PoweU; .f-1 fai'ward, towed · the bullet to 1e(ld ;IIl-li and Mllt:P.orf 63 a.rna union 49 , all ICOI~awllb 8 poinll, 111011 after lhaiSonthem Diver came , of tbem ~ onlbarl jlllup- c1cf!ler !ben iiiL .IIJ ba1ltlme the nell'. ~ 1iUket. Following edp wu 11-a, · . bi--'""WIIIA Deem 8oth...._ ' . ,.. .,_.the ' ·· -- · ' ' ._..., _ . ..., "' ~1.~. with )1, ao'. IICCIId l!llf ~ II!; ·~ .,......,_.'wllblO. ' _.tttpolntlandWaMrford ,&-10 4 · '· ' . ·' · ,~;;~~~t·~l!lll In lbe 'lblrd ....:ts\', lllialn· iDd Niftli ~ IJwllwnln the . ·· """--" '· . pbt~ - - .~ II of the 77 score ~=~!~r.. points came on 30 and 32-yard lootbaU." field goala by Freddie Cox. In contrut ~ the "Eaters," Tbe offensive Une lfiii'1IDI the offensive Une bu gone Osbornandothersloosefor222 almostwithoutnotlcetblsyear. rushing yards; while the And small wonder -It Includes Browns were able to run lor two men wbfreeo were,_lllgnedNlck anly '11 against tbe ~·People ortglnally u agen .. ( Eaters," tbe celebrated front Tlngelboff and Jim VeUone), four of tbe Viking defense that one whowu a :IAitb-round draft Browns' Coach Blanton Collier choice (MDI Sunde), one who II wu ready to admit today "la,)be anly remalng Vlldng from probably the bell front four In the original npaoslon team of 1()(11 (Grady Alderman) and, ob yea, one man who was a bonus =~~ ~ =.,~ "*"'• orna·does r "'"'"" . : . throw back tbet Kansas City defen· sive Une, led by w Buck Buchanao tbal riddled the OaklandRalderslnSunday'sl7· , _ _, 7 ,.. .....can Football Lea guo championship triumph. The Vlldngs struck quickly for a 14-0 lead In tbe first period both times taldng advaniage of playa on wblcb Brown pus defenders feU down Flnutwu Walt Sumner flopping the bard turf enabling Gene w~ to snare a 33-yard pus from Kapp and setting up a 7-yard touchdown nm by Kapp four Ia later P Tbeys · ...,_. •· Ia n, on 8 ww'""'wn P Y . madethelrmqve,althoughthey needed a couple ol big pilyo and a pus Interference can ••alnat cornerbeck Nemlah """Uaon · W to survive. ln~ll18redanda Blandsafterpus 1W1 own zone Lamonlcs bad to leave with a hand Injury. Ten playa and 1M yards later lbe Chiefs went shead, 14-7, with Dawaon hlttln8 Otis Taylor with a »yarder aod Robert Holmea with a 23oyard throw to set things up. WUson wu eaDed for shoving Taylor and the Oilefs put tbe baU in ploy at the seven. Bluefield led U-71 with 8:151eft and..!_OU'IItedmen · at tbeconn2:~~~!rk. _ ""' ""'"" ., o1 Tl from the field 1..- 47.7 per cent and bit :llllo 81 from the Une for 6U per cent. No shooting percentages were available for Bluefield State. RloGrande'snealfourgames are on the road, the f1ret TtlesdsynightatPikev!lle, Ky., against Plkevllle College. Otber games are Jan. 14 aga1na1 Union College at Barbourvllle, Ky.; Jan. 15 against Cum· berland at Wllllamsburg, Ky.; 8" •·--".... be"'•• brlal' I •-·-'-'led thea Loaour ;:::~~~toa H;":'.••;;! that If tbe .......... ......., -... 31.0 Playoff Bowl victory over revenue from legsllred · PIIIthe Dallu Cowboys. bUng were ''put badt IDio lbe poorpeople'senvlronmant,l"It OBEIISTAIJFEN, Germany would better lbelr ol. trla(UPI)-Bernletbe WRaulerld Cupol~ .~andY·.~~~ WOII or ""' ''"' • -...-. "" ... meers apedaJ slalom with 91.01 legaiiPd gsmhllng would bave 1 negative e!!eet on tbe pJa,... total !IICOI!ds. and put more peeuure 011 tbem KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI)- wllb regard to the point IF" 1 Bill Bellle was named to . - - - IIUCCIOd Doug Dlckay u head football coadlat the University »27· Maraba1l ~10 · Hair· ston 'a-t-tO; Bentley' 3-l-7; Martin 1»22; Jacobs !toN; Bak u---'· • • T 1a1s er 3-04; """'" l...... 0 :17-:lll IN. BLUEFIELD STATE (lOll)Childress ID-0-Il· Seward l!lo832· 1bompaon s.N· Pritchard 1.:2.31; Cook 3-04; 'Ray z.4.4; ,Willlama f.3.l1. Totala 4,_11_ and Great Cohoes each won a dlvtslon of tbe Orange Bowl llan<llcap at Tropical Park. 00 Your FJa (UPI The ...,.... ' • )South edged tbe North, 21-23, In T"..,A Insurance Apnl tbe American Bowl Game. · 8anday MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)-Tbe Minnesota Vlldnga routed the JOB. Clevelalld Browna, 27·7, to - - - - - - - - - capture the NatiDIIal Akron Buchtel IS C.nton c. c. 71 League cbamplonablp. Alliance 79 Youngstown Rayen OAKLAND (UPI) - Kansas u Cltveland Shaw 77 Cleveland City upaetOakland, 17·7, for tbe Brulh 70 AD1erlcan Football League IIUe. Vermilion 81 Wellington 69 Amherst 65 Hvron 56 PROVIDENCE(UPI)-Aitor· Erie Strong Vlneent 69 ney Warren Smallllld be wu Br=a (W. confident Providence would heve an American Bubtball ards out for the winning TD. tumbled and Wublngton was Va.) 76 Oilefs twice gave the left all a1me at midfield to Porktrsburg (W. Va.l 91 Auoclatlon francbllle nat .... ldera the baU deep In their caleb another pus and com- Wargran 73 SOD. Alliance 79 Young•town Rayen Lamonica threw three lntercep- For the Browna wbo now 74 OBERSTAUFEN, Germany Uons In between, the Jut &Ding have 1oa1 eeven time. In 11 YBoardou..:"stowa~n78 ~'!.1r181 d lna"'l Mooney (UPI) - Michel Jacout and to Thomas bo ripped 62 ards ·~ ~ Francolae Maccbl of France •w Y NFL title pmes, It wu a 52 llnlsbed on&-two in tbe ladles to the oakland 11. Four ploys bitter defeat. C.mpbell Mlmortal 39 iller Jan Slenerud booted a 22- Nelsen's faUure to pesa Girard >12 Warren J. F. Kennedy glallt eJallm at tbe World QJp sld competition, yard field goal for three effectively .:.be ml ed seven of 39 Insurance points, bill first elgbl -wu a major Struthlrs 61 Youngstown Urfactor In the defeat And 1 oullno 4 tha MIMral Ridge 75 Crestview 61 :~!.~":jureJ :"'hRenge76JockiOn-MIIIC>1 early In fbe game wbeu be WU LAiwtiiYillt 63 Springfield Local · decked by OIII'UIIbing Vlldng end 60 . SVAC. Jim MMaba11. . McDonald 54 BrlstoJ .tO Soulbem (63)- Johnson W. Kent State 51 Western Reserve 9, 'lbelll 1-1-3, Norrts I>N1, Dlllonvolt 64 Adena 63 Branch 57 Columb!ano .u Sba1n 3+11, B. Hart :1+4. New Alhons 9Htton Central 53 Badger 51 Neueo.M,A.Hillt-2-lO,B. Hill BtlhopDonohue65Hopedole61 95 Llkevltw 65 1·1-3. Totals 20-23 81. Zone Trace 81 Barnesville 61 l1 Waterford (74)- Warren)+ Coshocton 62 Monsflold 59 11, PoweB 11-11-a, Guintber U. ·Malabar 46 55 IO, McCulcbeon w.l; Sldnner 1· Norlhwestern66 Hiland 64 (2 at) 59 (ot) Ottawa 0-2, Schotll·J-4, A. Deem M-14. r.rv~~r~:: :;J:'~~d l1 -· - - ., Totala 2'1·111-74. Findlay 54 Marion Harding <14 ~th l Locut · BY QUARTDB ...._......._ .. . .. Sondusky74MilllfleldSenlor51 .., 11 1 ., _.... Elyria 70 Lorain Senior 63 "'\'":"-" .Walilr!ord 17 lUI ...74 FrtmGnl St. JOitflh 90 Mlr!on seventh DoloWar-.r Football a: w:""arou:~:n ~~r,!':: :'...,~ C:: S: ~"'=-,!~ Dnls-W•r•• las. Pllone 992-2966 114 C.vrt St, _......., ' 53 COME TO ............. . •cLUIE'S DAllY ISLE m·ll1.. ~~School Qltholk:n Wynford 57 ,Bucyruo 49 fAJBe Sco -· .. "l'' • . · I """' ~ ~...,_ Jd -ri-a~t~'matcb ·=~ •J ·. · ,..J':#";cuw. ~ ol "TheCrlineCollfederalloii"IDd a former JMDber ol tbe undecldedRalpb ·wlto ~=y::::ib.men ~ ~t'~= Ohio oiT~:....... • . • ' w!ll be uked to RIO GRANDE (IN) - MabrT MIAMI (UPI)-Copperweld ·!f~.:f.Jl.!!.,~=~ ~~·' ., . 1 W!nc~ester ~ . ~-... , . . ~rlno!Oii 66 (at) , ll!tl In tbi ft!oo~~""!'~~~~flnal41*11i anW llllln that period; . _ ciut 7..q, Art Rlllclme c!ff .the Tenia~ --.1 eight ol. final sUmmary . 7~, . Co!::mbus L!v.,·pool 52 Younptown U n Sclo " Stau;:'"J.:O.... w.tlivllllt 66 Sprlngfltld •I.OCIII ' Cotholic 53 . Norlhmor 60 CrHIIIno (ot' Buc:keye c.ntral90 Plym . oulh-76 Uludonvlllt (1 LuCIIS :t2 Monsl!tld St. Ptter's 70 To!odo Cen)rtl ~bol!c u Ctnte,rboil'lf 52 Big Walnut .., ~nlofl_.Sout"'r Canton Ll-!" C.nloil t.l)rnen 60 Worthington !I loll C.nton lf\cK!nlty to .Wor11111 :ltnwoOcl 63 C.nton Tlmklft 56 Filii 63 Maull Ion 5l 62 Lovllv!llt ' 5! =.no 63 ·- ENJOY THE ti.EW YIAR ••• ' ·;\; ~ .; ' ' ' with bills all paid i:Jnd fi'10rll for ;owMif on payday•. Bring ~~ those 1949 bills relax · and ..,joy the new year. Wa ' have t~• · If you hari the netd. .' �\' I • ' •~ The DaDy Sentmel, Midllloport-Pomeroy, Q., Jao. 5,1970 Rec~t Ohjp .S~teUnimptessive,ButWins LeagUe Opener .,::;.~, . .·. . . Best Seller ' ·- . IW leal Integrltr, wrlllall by Slman, u poee, more lhowoll .... Linda Lavin In tbe · Dbrlf Roba'll u tbe irland's , ~~!~~.._ the .,..,.d,~ Broadway hila baa wile lr)1nato get away froln w -w.!"!'l cut meulli'icho •maay Dwuons of own wlltly inlul!lclei>cy and credlbl3'-li0rthy of tbeir , ·, dollm.in hli banlc acc:ounla- ba~atherhlllbuld'sln!ldellt1 ~. blltin Varltly uya biiii'O)'IItla alone wlllncme cit w own, alao II far COIIIie wbidl we are IAII1I .. Back before the world ~upposedly became OJUl big neigh· at Ibis muitl-<lmUII playwriting froln · IYIIIPitbeiiC; llbe II a Nell Slman~ • •,.., ~If l!!l1f be ; borho~. it'useij to be said of man's parochial Interests that point · total modestly some kvetch, a contentedly tiadn't labli !be~ , a locaf drowning was fronl·pa~e J!ews, while a mlWon ftood .. or famine deaths In far-oft As1a might rate a paragraph on , 141.0!10 a 10M - lnll bu \lltuwant nag, a, I~ who 1111101111 crlliC~~ u to ~lot!' ·• .; an inside page, If tl!at. , bt9u8\lt·lntra«itlciai .,Wyaes ""yallbe'U be~ and bonell are bif underb'lnc .... I ,' . · .Things may not r•ally beve .changed much. We appar· 111 Bdwy .'a brightest boy's when she means luullln(j; · ·As the · llllll.for..ll· enlly stiU have dlfticully keeping· our dlsaatl!rs in scale.. A dramaturgy .... Moll critics· we'ruure there are women Uke frullratlons, J111101 CoCo II highway accident. or plane crash can .sliD be a headline live biJJ1 credit!or the platinum liet but we do!l't believe theli' CMIJIIeiAilf calreet ~ fat, aflair wblle a mass threat to health and life goes almost popuisr touch and diGIII• h!l claimed sincerity, only lbe cleoerved)f modeat, IIJiplre,l In unnoticed. , lUCCI II! II u light, brJ8111 bot, In vulgarity of their earned .bill WI800UIIaoiled secluctlonl, a Such, at least unin ~nt days. was the case with fl~. tbe pretenll.oully obnOlioua new ,pHdlcaments.· .' · niost sympathetically uul· '· abroad in the world agam and showing signa of making lbll soclo-umanllc .l'~rd, J,neachfllldaU,toa~and traellve~ .... And.ltil ·· ODe of its more devastating visits. Europe currently is "Irrelevant." .... Slmon's m0re aallafylng degree· as wOrlh iletii!C· · · heavily bit with mUllons. bedd.ed and the death loU mount· newest bonanza, ''Lui ol ·the --'---'---"'-· ----...,.;----:;-In".. Italy alone already reports some 5,000 dee,d, out of 15 Red Hoi Lovers" open~l'at the . . ., ·' JruWon Ill. Yugoslavia eatlmates lout million Ill and bun· Eugene o'Neill Theatre !' f td 8~UCE '' dreds dead. In Germany, Britain, Scandinavia, hoipltals was IOIIId far from W'IJIIIni In :; and pharmacies have been hard-pressed to deal with the the pop!IIAr world, bot J)erlllpa . 1 near epldelii!A;. ' lbe Intramural controvem- u ,, And, aa if to demonstrate that there ts no 'place to bide to whether bll dramatic ;1 once It really gel8 started, the flu earlier swept across New philosophy , bears ' serlou• ' ' ' ,, Guinea, about as awa. y from it all u It's possible to get In analysis has got to lilm Ibis li todaf.'s world neiJ!hborhood, and reporteclly left thousands ·Ume; at 1eaat this Ume lbe once · of tribesmen delia In the primitive Island's lntt:rlor. · eompletely vaUd o~Mwvatlo~i' •· .,•• Flu, or lnlluenza properly, Is actuallY a Jar~e family of ly IIUCE IIOSSAT. that Neil Slmoo'a Mnedlea · viruses with previously unknown members turtlllll up regu· NEA Watloifttloll Cor~pa·~dsllt larly. The current hug II an old acquaintance, howevermnch more than p!el ·the fun: '' the Hong Kong strain of the Asian flu that first appeared 111bone- to hav_e_drnil ,. •l heck In the epidemic year of 1957 and was so named be· out the S)'llllllltbeUc 8CpOJoslat . · , . 'WASIUNGTON (NI!<Al "· cause It apparenUy origiaated In mainland China. When in bim that already W\'1 there ~porten Uke myself ·Wbo covered lbe lliCredlble 1110'• .. the Hong Kong variety cropped up a few years ago, the only this time In leas 011 the natiOnal poftUcal 'front come aW&J from the dlletlde designation drew strenuous Objections from the Image-cOD· camoullaged fublon. · !lith a pattern of visual Images 'thai Burelt· mual be sclous British outpoot, concerned·for ill good name. we admired the delfsblfuUY am0111 the' most deep)f etched In our nves. · . · . Til!! .. Intensity and cODfli!D'allon of ~ ~0111 ~.' It ~ been, ao a matter of fact, traditional to name flu comedy-cloaked _soclaI per· natui'ally de)iend 00 hoW close)f and ·In what ·wayt ·the "' alter a 8ountry-some other country. In pest centurlcis, the Y!(lfil AT BRIDOB ceptlons ol bill put playa rather ~ Jn'U!hed the mem!X''1blo .events ot the " Russlano·bave called flu Chinese catarrh; to the GermaDI ' . than In "Lui of the Red Hot lliile. These are some Of lbe lma&ell wliiCh 811llvened most ,, it hes been the Russian pest;_ the Italians knew It as the Lovers" In whlcb be makes bill vividlY my owli wanderings througb these 10 ~·= t' German dlaease, and the French hove called It alODg with old inlishlfui points heavily e The sl&bt.of alerider John F. 'Kennedy, mi~boae In .. "Ia grippe," Italian fever. And before the Orien!ai varieties rather than wltb the more hand atop a white car In a llllall W01t Vjrglnl8 bill town , . took .over, we had the Spanish flu. (No name callers the bllarlty. bidden understanding shoiiPIDJf center, plunging bead-on Into the ·!laue of bll ,. o.Spsnlsb, they settle for catarrh.) of bla cberacters In ••Plaza Cathollclsm at a turning point In that state's declslve 1JIO ' The Italians probably are reSponsible for the cover-all ly Oswald & James Jacoby Suite," "The Odd Couple," DemiJCl'atlc prel!ldeatlal primary. Hll blunt assault belped name "lnlluenza," the result of a 17th-century beUel thet "Barefoot In Tbe Park," and him to a smashing victory. · , the alflictlon waslbe evil lnftuence of certain planets. 5 NOBTB "Uitie Me" (marvelous aoclal • In a crowdeCI PltllbursJ> ball' In late O.:tober1 :18110, " The disease has been known and epidemics hilve bj!en • 10 9 7 satire on a frantic farcical plane Vice President Nixon, thinking he needed to play, ' catch,, reported for more than 2,000 years. It first bit America 5 PRODIGAL FArnER He thinks I should reuon with : ~~~~ never properly l!lven delerved up" In his race '1Ith Ken~k11\fl!ggUng to SOWid tough , about the middle of the 16th century. The worst outbreak RETURNS her, but she won't speak to '!'f· after two monlba of gentlei' · ··••·· :· on record II still the great epidemic of 1918-19, wbich 1 work long hours and hatdly • 43 credit lor Its penetrating Ironies ·• Two years )«ter1 my tallrlli1 w.lth a defea~ NIDn In .; claimed more than 20 mUUon nves worldwide, more then Dear Helen: · BAST because it W88 in a _,.,__,, mu!lcaJ . !be snnftv . ' Solithern Callfornla hoiile, When my two children were ever see Nadln•: When I do, I'm WEST (D) -.,., ·Ullr~ OJ hil new 1. a baU·mJUion In the United States. · • A 5 42 • Q3 somewbet less than ,... ·~NY sensing ~e alrea knew be' was out of place so far from Flu often Is regarded as the brutal granddaddy of the verysmaU,myhusbendleflme too tired to resson with her •void •QSB832 playedbytheDamboyantlyself· Wasblngton where Jay the real focus of blallfe, &'-lng ~ common cold and Is similar In symptoms and Its defiance for another WOIIUII!. H~ paid betefulness. Now I've surely t QJ9Bf t 5 indulgent Sid Caesar but the Dellf.-dlslntereat lie bad in bill theb current try for the ·of cure and prevention. Present serums are proof against child support at first, and then lost her. What can l do! - 410865 4AI72 masterfully handled In the Callforni11 governprsl!lp. · oltly one or a few specific strains, uncertain protection at quit. I dldro's see or hear from GUILTY sotllH London version by 'Brpce • In frigid Mlcbigan eight monlba e.-uer In 111112, the ' best since there are so many and new ones are constantly him for two years; then, Dear Guilty: •KJ86 Forsythe). Pleaae.do not ·con· lllrange, ,Pfedawtl walk through the ,m09n11t IDOl' oa a ~· showing up. because I was working lwo jobs, On the' contrary, you may • K 7c slder lbla a tenderly pbrued ~ course with charging George Romney, who wu mov· ·under the dismal circumstances, it's probably best that I uked him to take the kids over beve loand Nadine. Smnetimes t A10 7 knock at NeD Simon norhis new lilg to the tllreshold of a political career ibat eollapled ·• we continue to look the other way. Easter vacation. When he a good smack brings a-problem 4KQJ play, only anal·"·•l•""-tlon aailly In the deeped New Hampshire snows ala yean returned them, he borrowed into focus. Neither vulnerable ~~ - r afterward Gesundheit! $200 from me. I never got II Perhaps your daughter WHI North loot Soath of a comparatively candid The lmpressiODs tumble ·faster: · back wanted a showdown so that she Pua Pua . 2 ' 2 N.T. esposemoliure of bill ' cberacters' • Tbe aea of aroused but calm black humanity surging ~I year I married a won· could find out whether she p... 3 N.T. Paa Puo ons. eblnKion's ConatiluUOD Avenue In ' the peat ClvD THE WELL CHILD® derful man who Is more of a reaDy hils a mother. She won't Pass . We preferred the c9mlc arclt pf August, 19&3 ••• The abock of the wordl father to my children, now a•ed sulk I~• H you let her know OpeninJ lead-t Q -pauadltlnencesa ~~••• ,!etorm!!,~ l"s been abot" aa I stood a few feet from the MWI " -... u ....._..,. _.,.., teletYPe thai daclied out the cruel meoaage wblcb ael the 10 and five, than my firot you're on he~ •Ide, and you'D Oswald: "The weak two- the amazln&ly concentrated tone"lor a decade of vloleuce •.• The halrled look of the husband ever was. take lime to listen. I doubllbel, bid hes be 0 q , almost jokes and situations and let.the new Presld . ent Johnson u I puled bim on tl)e .road In bll , ,,,,Nq~~:,PR!.¢\lleb\~•.IJ:elilllve atagel4,rebeWonbes.jeiledso standard ib '~ Amerii dllePci slgns,4,~11111 ill- ~k 'lflleuslne la.li,~!Jt.nlgbt and glimpsed bim readiDg a ~-~ ·~·"'!~1!-~~~~..,.~t'be~lv!'d with lean li)idgJ.jjft,':C~e, th~.; sc!IY'111Ms sl!il \n*~ }if.~T~' ~~~..1~&tl¥"o'l"i'..I.!.O.'i;l'.t0btiilci.•s Mbere ~ir ""turlil !~Iller 18, , the wannlb,~e may ~ve been Dallas Aces as a whole o.rily foin, more Jastlni thai! way. 19M nomination for a term lll'lffii·~lii!Tt. the sMmifi, By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. llying.~ U,l;le .~ .soon.and searching .!Or ever since her use two spades as weak; one In Ibis, the pathos 11 more endleu rlae and faD of bandclappll!a deJeaa::.&:· wants to see b1a kids. They father died. - H. pair also uses two hearts as frank, more up.fron~ but the In · or1a1 b to John K'e"-.5 bU ~~~ · beve adjusted to the1r new Dear Helen: weak and n. one 1of you n,lay jOk.es .._ and -hen tbe lime \::m onor ,_y W e wo • • ..,., w JIO , Blood sUeat but tearful DD lbe ~ to be : Q-Wby do cblldrea grow is Dl-prepared to handle Jlf e an d I dont want Are people still coUectlng lea two of a IDlDOr a,s ,weak •I' lor tbem to resume arrives struck down by an uaaasln, too, la'the Yft'l nut compalp so fast when they reach the them. Those who favor the them upset. My daughter bag tags to turn in for wheel Jlf!l: "I suppose you are ·~-· dlmlnllhed ,.., tJu! , . · ageofl3orl4? , use of hormODes advise that is gelling good grades chalrsfordisabledveterans? - leading up to the fact that "";{_aretber. thanmaln"ta'•·•·· ..• ~~te de grad!~ Interlude at ·LaiJor, nou In she almost HELPFUL the weak two-bid will fre· PI•.,. ra •~'6 . "'"~~· A-AIIboulb the e xa I they not be given unless II) wher bel . e ore was quenUy boomerang against their former vitality a8 Chicago, , when white . blacll: m!lltanta gathered In a · lime of rar[d growth Varl S the height of both parents is lalljng. Mysontsnowbappy-go- P.S.Ihilveabundleoflbem. 118 user." shrewdly, ·wisely deployed, "new poiiUcs" conference wblch produced an 1IIINIIeYed over 70 Inches and (2) twice · In dUieren persons, a sha lucky where be was once with· Dear Helpful : oswald: "Rigbtl When you. delicately remembered ebeoo, an unworldly breat ' from the reaUIIea, and a il Increase In height, startln the girl's height on her sec· drawn.. Throw your lea heg tags sat East, you bad to pass. drlllll8turglcal counjerpolnl to a bowing and acraplnc by wbite radlcabl before between the ages of 11 an ond birthday also exceeds 70 Inches. If you decide to use If lbla man comes beck In a'!'ayl No one ts, was, or ever South opened one no-trump more entertaining and an· ·~e~,~~t~ r::=.~ ~· reply. !WeD U they ~ !3, Is a pbysiologlc pheno • ~ enon. It is Jargly controlled Ibis treatment, ll must be the1r lives, the good may go out will be collecting lea begs as a and plaled there, making ticllmactlc major theme But • In early Aprll, 18118, the · &lliiiDIDJI elrect of w~ , by an Increase in pituitary started before your daughter of our famDy relationship. Can I cbsritable effort .for dillbled three. A th~ other Ia:~ it ts good comedy Simon ·~.,. tui:C.O my front POrCh in the daQ!ng .6outs for dayl lfter reaches her 12th birthday keep him away?- MRS. U. T. veterans, nursing homes, or California ut OJI!'bDid Bill here· II bu ~ty bllarlty Martln·Luther Kln2 Junior's murder and ·-Ia~'-'- belm· hormone. and before her bone age Ia Dear Mrs U T · anylblng else • a weak two-heart I . Y ' • • • . '"v Q-At w)lat a&e does a girl 12 years. If a f~lh~~ · has visiting Thts cruel hoax Ia almost as Elsenbe1 f~ to ~::en ca:::.'~o= ttbf::C'f. ~ •: bay~~1' filled! at a lnt clown atop gowmg? ll she has her dlaeaiied tonsils removed beQ-Our son, 13, is thin as privDeg~, he's entitled, but I bard to kill as it was to bring ~r:'uc e ;wo no-trum~ "Promises, Pr~mlses" and · • ·BeiDJ! aw:;~~y- telephone and aent atumbtL~ ~ fore she. reaches her full a rail, 61 inches taU and sWI doubt heU stay around_long PauiMcCartneyhacklromthe B'obby Goldman railed blin "BoyslntheBand"),aproperly the televliiC¥~ ~, li!Jiwalch. tb8 horror play of to three and West opened bideous set, sm8rl costumes by KeDnedy'a u..U tloil m'a hotel ldlcben colrldllr bl Los ' growth wiU she hilve a bet· growing. He bas outgrown eougb to UPIII vour familv If dead. - H. This column ts dedlcsted to the queen of dlamondl." Donald Brooks Angeles. . .. a to::days later, the camj)aignUke fwieral ~ ter chance of growing aliWe his fattier and older brother. you slap him with a legal dun for back child support famDy Rvtng, 10 If you're Jim: "Bill)' bad no probIn fact "Lui of the Red Hot train from N.W York to Wasblogton, a pusqe-way ririrm· f . teller? Our doctor says that his psyments and for the return hilvlng ldd trouble or just pilln lem In the play. He aim ply Loven" ' has leu plot than lng with people but inade most pqigDjlllt li)' the ligbt ·of ·f A-Wllb a lew exce~tions · cltultary gland ts overactive of )'Oilr$200, ohould you have an trouble, let Helen help YOU. won m dlllllli!Y and led thed character lmnreulons. lqne farmers •tanding a hiDldred yards away In J:llld, 1 girts attain their full eight ~~.r:o toyouw.:'r.fse~bout It. IOU as proof. _ H. She will also weJcome your own 10 of spades, I!IDCe Eut bel tlall Ia ~ pia i re:r;:ulaalute ..•. m when they are between 17 11 ·~ and 10 and boys between 18 A-SbJce your doctor is Dear Helen: amusln& nperlences, Address ~U::!cie~~dwl'!o"~~ : : ~ smaU a~::, • ~=~Of:~ tined three-deep Ia Chlcago'l Mtchlpn · and 19. The presence or ab- not anduly concerned, I asI am a widow with a daughter llelen Bottel In care of lbla in each other suit for a total tbe mother of bill lone central Boulevard to help m~e the DemiJCl'atlc eonvelitloli hotel . , aence of diseased tonsils sume that your son is not 14, and a son 18. Tbe boy ts no newspaper. . of nlmi " figure "sale" from VIetnam peace protestors .•• Vice Presldellt would have · no appreciable acromegalic (a pituitary trouble. HeworkspartUmeand Oswaid: "Even with the TotblsflalcomesJamesCoco HUDiphrey, Iilio the 1918 campaign, menaced by blacb In effect on a person's growth. giant). See that be gets attends conege. But Nadine liT.QDT n n u n. Tl •C queen of spades wrong, 1 pilylng a man o1 1ntent after Watts and sbouled down by atudenll In Boston • , , the feel plenty of rest because rapid47 dlaobeys me In every way. n• n.wJ li1Jl¥11U'Il\! think B!lly would have found comfortably married years of raw black·wblte hate In halls filled lor George Wallaee. growth can be exhausllng. 23 Q-My dl11bter, 9, is 6111 Last week she csme hOme all !"ACTS some war to bring the game on bls first e~tra-marltal • JIICbard Nixon, riding the revulsion again all the turGive him a weD-balanced ~~ tell. S'he bes always home. IllcidentaUy, will :VO!' seduction· the 1alt two acts moll, moving In ~wdly planne!J aettlng-lth 9Utward .'ben, tell for her ~e. One diet so that his muscular de- a.m. Iwulurlousand JlfOI!Ilded tell our readers jual bow you • calm'-lo the J1lllldilicy. • 'doetot advised givmg her velopJ11ent can catch uf with her, but she paid no attention. his bony devl!lopmen . En· Tonlgbtlcamehomefromwork and Bobby aM Hamman le)f f:a:'~Young T• Kem1\fa~tandlng In the cold dusk of a bormoaes to check her and Lawrence ,flaY the two- oepara .... "" , tiny ln!llail mounialn e In northern Alaska, CraJied ·lrOWtb and another was courage bim to play basket· and found her smoking· She ld heart opening? · owner of an appsrenlly leai• lml'l'C!!!ablY by political re~ tbrecl mOD'"" Jatei· against Ibis. What do you hall or teJU!Is. b I ld arrogant Y sa 8 wou Jim: "We play It as 12-15 than cbic.lllb reataurant, be II 011 JUly 11: bla 1972 threaf tO Nlxiin incled 1mpr0i;bly ~ advise? sm;ke ~and she~ or possibly 16 blgb-eard !ell than SI)'JIIh, aapecla1 New 'bll car's plunge o1J an IIJand bridle ·~ MusaeJ!IIIeltl. , • · 'A.-This II a controversial ~HTB an go n ·. polnll .lflth five heartl and York City Evef7lllan con· · , · ., question. AlthOugh female I • lau w wanted to, I lost my head and four apadtJ, In other Words, ~bly below the jelaal .but liormones will curb a girl's · · · smack~!!! her herd. She cursed It II a minimum or near- hardly poor, though tbrlftY.. growth they 'lriJ!( also pre· minimum opening bid of a ln.eadl of these epilodelthe ·clpltate ihe an:tletlea asso · "Which of ·vou convictl me and ran CfY,1n1 to her room. me of lint 111 teu· the truth, My soo . c:ouldn t beneve that I type we woiild find dUflcull flahlnan Ia a loeer· be dclein•t ., 1 elated with budding sexual ••• why do 'JOUIIOt believe me?" actually spanked her as I have to rebid If we opened with · ke it -1.... . matllrlty at an age when she -J< h s 41J 1or ..... "" re110111: children ...._ one heart These banda rna 0 11 : • never bit my . ~ .. e. come up, qUlte often 1J111 the first because faced willl' a' jlt,• Prelldent John Tl'ler, weak twe>beart bid beildles lerlng nympliomaniaC ~ .---'----:~-:-:-:=-:::--=:--::-=----:=--------, twice married, bad 1 cbll· them weU.". , for swift sallsfactlon be linda be '. ' Hado's It E".ery' Time ® dren, the largest number "The bl(lc Idea for thla needs more reapeetabl7 hom to ~n American presi· bid Is the Flannecy two- roman"11 H"" for ... _ dent. WUUain H. Harri1011 dlamODd Invented li ~Ill · . . "" mo va_,.,. · "'" bed the secondlarge&tfam· Flannery of Plttstu:gh. escapsde and_ ~ · blipaelf HE's ...m~ TH"T CAR lly with W cbUdren · Ruth· When are you going to adopt clear out of what • ~ on • TAAT CUT I~ "ND OOT-- · 1 etford B. Hayes had .eight.; It?" much-used platter .... The HIH•IIIH·· DID '!IOU Thomas J,efferson, zachary Oswald: "Don't know. ~time out l!e bauis a P.lll· THINK ~~ WI>S Taylor and Theodore Roose· Maybe I ·am too old." flipped and pot.fiopped liFTER US? velt each had six children. lH,.,~ Auo.l discouraged csfe sln3er ·who John Adams, Andrew John· bombs bim out 4111, marlliiii!UI son, Grover Cletfeland and I aod 11CSJ111he lntentloiul ol!t of FrankUil D. RoOaevelt had bim .... The third II the wile Of ' five children each. me of hil close ' ltlendl Who think ohe. wants the rung QUICK Q U I Z Q-'lhe b!ddlnc hu ~: becali" her huoband baa Will North S.,.do neglected her for eight montha Q-Cn what tlme 'dot• thi Z• · P.. 8 • of hl1 own . utra·mlrilal State of HoWIIIt .opl!rote7 1'lal c N.T. Put il + dlatr!lcllon ., .. 5 N.T; Pw . • • A-Aiuka s••· u aard Tllne. Plio . In iach. ·there Ia ..:..t ' ..._ 'f'r Po.•. I... Pill · ..., , .-- ....- ·. ·· ' YD!I. SOUth, . portunllf lind conalclftable Q-How did tilt Arm~ •Q n 1 •• 4A Ill re•lllatlon ·of 'the •corned): hOIII!" tilt death of ,the loll \VhOt do you do nowf . , 'inliet•tl: the gtrl In 1be flnt ~~;, ~~~~~l U.S. Cavalfll florsel A 11w. l:•~r . ..... II lpl..cie (Linda Lnla: ~ , A-Ch)ef, a baY, gelding, ,- ,. .......,., .., ~. funn•,Jn . hlir.· comic"''~ •.""~·-•· , • """!)qi'L!'·I the Ia'* cawaley borte on the , . _ lllit rorll. 1 ..... u,. uou~ rollS of the u.s. Anity, died '· ' ' ' .one entirely 'toucblnl Ill bet ·~~! in .Uifl8, at n. Rlley, Kan., . · · extenalvily ,, expfana~ory. at the a~e of 38: The AnilY America? . " · pa!lp) il~ol·aP!ece, c:recl!l* held an elaborate mintary A-The . oUidal tancuace eveo In tbe .&ear-tWIIdl 10 funer~l to mark the end of 1n ill but three Latln·.Kintrl< .cynlca)Jy phrued .but ,cliePIY ~n era. csn republ.ica II · SpaJ!lah! , bi!Mit aeriOiflll8lia .... Marcia . . Bruu uses P o.r, t ~ g.!fe ~,e; 110\ld I"' lhi bolll!hose'IICII'fta Q-How mti!IV official !an- ,French II &jl()ken Iii J11111; are"" hltlbi1 ~ p lwlnCa' guages are spoken in Latin Englilh II spoken lJi Guyana. It 11111 funny litcauae he; • That .Old Devil Flu. Is Back . . .. BY JACJt O'JIItWI NEW YORK- Neil Slman's 8JII!Ittlltly endleu pirade of BIDSBAT·· · 'A Correspondent's · ·,,.:,•·. Decade. of MemorieS acam.t Weak Two Bids May Boomei'Cing formula for Hormone Use .~ ~resti~.. ~'~VIt~: .-;· !tOm = » r f curfew chec to"':'J ! s . i m i l a r "::! • ° WDHLD . .. ''*""" ~ 1 ====='-' · ~· "' COLUMBus <UPIJ-If:.._OI)Io ..:;. ban an ~w' \o aet State can conlblues Ill unbl!at- sven 1!1 a home pme. Illlrioll, • d and ,;;..,_ en road recor d Sal.r. ay Purcbl the ..._..,es are against IWnoil the Budlefes llie .top choices to csplura the could Jump Into the OIJ!.Iy diiv- COJifotence title. · er's saal In the Big T~Cfa~. · . IOldo Slate again wu not 1mlila the only game IJehreO), preislve ~~St. John Arena SatObio Slat8 and the lUinl this ~. night In beltll!J MIMeseason and the Buckeyes will sots·7&-71 although Coach Fred · ·College · Scor:es ly Unlltd PnsslntirnoHono! E11t St. Jos. (,...) 101 ~Salle 99 · ScrantOn 76 Upsala 61 Harvard 90 Dtraul 14 Roanoke Col!. 80 LIU 74 Pr.i~ce1on75 Rulglrs 50 ., N.C. A&T 117 Lincoln 58 Cblull!blo 14 Cornell ~ Delaware 63 .erex•l 58· St. Bno..,tr•.96 Bldwn wnce 63 ' ' South N;C, St. 71 Vll'lflnla 60 )'leltoril Ky. 99 Tenn. Tech 70 Georgia 72 Vanderbilt 61 W. • Mo<y 83 West Vir, 76 Tennessee 58 Min. St. 56 Kentucky 95 Miss. 73 North car. 98 Rice 72 Duka 93 Penn 51. 43 Mrylnd 96 Wake Frst 88 Eostern Ky. 112 AJin Peay 96 Loulovlll• 14 Tul11 67 DvdsnM56i k41 St Coil 89 Sou. u.eltodeAI 116 r · · · 9 1 5 Auburn · F~J:!:t Iowa ,. Purdue 11 Miami (0. ) 61 Marshall ~ Wittenberg 59 Akron 46 Evan•vllle m Am. Inti 96 Mlrquolle 81 Detroll61 Bradley 89 Wlehlla 51· 80 Eagles Stretch Lead in SVAC Eaalem's Eagles ,_...._ned -·...Its lead In the Soulbem Valley Albletlc Conference Saturday ~tat Soutbl'estern by taldng ·the Hl;blanden a.63 for their seventh stralgbt SVAC win. 11 wu the aeventh win In eight s~. Eaitem leads tbe SVAC with a 7.0 record ahead of Kyger ~~N~2-!IIs , tied for .....,.., ,...ce ""'' .. records. Eulem'8 next WI II Friday night at North GaUia against Coach Rudy Shively's Pirates. Eaalem .won tbe first meeting at home 49-45. Ind. Cent 81 Oklnd Clth 71 Valpara!IO 70 Brown 6s Sou. 111. 75 TCU 63 Illinois 74 W!Konlln 69 Mich. 96 Northwestern 92 Butler 88 Boll St. 82 · Ohio U. 78 Kent St. 52 Ml<10h·51S,t7• 815M:n~-lanaa~ Oh Coadl Dan Wright's Eagles jumped to a lint period 30-11 lead an4 were never beaded, leading 4$-22 at tbe ball and 7z. 'l/ at the end of three periods. Bob Rltcble wu bigb for the Eagleswith25polnla.TomKarr and D. Smith aach bad 15 and Dennis Elcblnger came up with · Soulhwoit n Denver 70 77 ~-Qllo.~:~~:::::::..m=.~!St. Air ForCII u re· ence title 1n 1-.. wu 1mPI l!d wllb the.BuckeYes. . ,,...._,., • """'"" . and bard to Finney, wirmell olthe bot- ... . ::;;:,.. Fl~:-.:::-. ...... ''The• ohootlng Buckeyes, hit 10 oilS _,__ ""' ..... 1 ibots 1ro1n the I' field, uq~~y IIIOH !lit liall' weu lnd they froln long r.,... Finney illando llbaol well.'' fourth nallonally (j1 frl!! !brow Fltm'a pme plan for Dave percentage at .815. Lut year SolmliCII!, 01110 Slate's leading he flnlsbed second. sew. 011 the aeuon, wu to O!ie o1 the Buckeye wat~ ''front bim, keep the baU away nesaes, however, . wu obvlGul from bim, make blm aboot · from the ouUide." in the Minnesota g8DI!I in Jhal Taylor wen! .eU 1be way wllb · The strategy ·worked during bill Ove &lartera. Gclpbor Coach tbe lint half u Somilon wu Bill Fltdl also dlil not IUbatl· bold to five points. But the big lute unUI a minuts .left In tbe cefiiAir started bitting from tbe game when be u-tec1 a lbird outalde in the second ball and guard In an atteinpt to sleal llnlahed with 17, many coming tbe ball. late In the game whe!j tbe GoFltdl, who led Bow"~ Green plleta were maldng their llnal -· to tbe ~can Confer- run. led the Buckeyes with bounds. Bluefield State 109-94 Victor 2 ~"::e ~eh5~ t::f~a7~ Now Max. Taylor aald 11 may hiln repro..nled the Buckeyes' bell ef· ""' of the home fort . year at . "Wt cut down on our erron," Taylor said. "We bad anly sb: OrTOn and lbree offenslve fouls. We had some &DOd Ourrles. We went after some balketballs and we got some." TaylOr pratsed tbe play of Jocly Finne)' and Jim Cleamons who led the Buckeyes in IICOI'· tng wiih 21 and 2D points respectlvely. "Jim and Jocly really gave us a boost," said Taylor. ''They really did 8 good job." Cleamonascored on a variety o1 shots and pilyed a areal floor ••~•. bl"""'•• lholl, -.......... 12 to round out the double lileallng the ball and be also coJwnn acortng, Ricky Stout popped Ia 22 points In •loalni ca~ for tbe lligblanden. Joe Waters hacl13. ~II now U In all games and t.O. In SVAC play. Rio Grande CoUege'a nine Coacb T. J.RICP' Hlghlanden game win streak wu broken are Idle imW Saturday nlgbl Saturday night u a fired-up when they .travel to Rock Bill Bluefield Stale CoUege crew forEaa IIOIHeague con h lest. rornpedRedme totoa take1011-1HthewlnBovluefleer !held stem won 1 e reserve n game, ~. Holiday Invitational TourEASTERN (85) - H. Cald· namenl a\ Bluefield, W.Va. well, Z.H; T. Karr, 7-I·IS; Coach Art Lanbam's Redmon Elcblnger, 4+12; D. Smith, 8-3- bed defealed llampton wtltule 16; R. Smllh, 0-1-1; Boring, 1·1- 113·93 Friday night and 3; Gorrell, 1.-.2; R. Williams, 2- Bluelleld Slate poUshed off ~; Mllbene,1-D-2. Totals, 33-111- Lynchburg CoDege lta.el to 85. gain the tourney flnsla. Tbe SOUTHWESTERN (53) - Redmen are now 8·1 and Haney, l.U; Ehman, 1-"; Bluefield 6-4 lor the season. Waters, 3-7·13; Hutcbins, l'h'i; Big Bob Mabry,~ senior, Stout, &-10-22; and L. Dillon, 0-Z. psced the Redmen with 27 2. Totals, 12-29-63. polnla and 22 rebounds 81 Rio EASTERN 30 15 27 13-15 Grande lost the hettie ol the SW 1,111 111~ boards to the host club 56-45. AI · Browns De-~"eated, 27-7 J• 22 Into ao C!Ui1lel!d. 1&-10 with points and eight of tbe Red- 15:21 left In tbe flral half. men'i 21 uolsls. Chlldrea put Bluelleld sbead Other Redmen In double with a jumper SS.W with 7:51 f1curea were Jim Maraball, 6-2 Jall0 uti the1 ~b lougbdt junior, and Harry Hairston, 6-4 n an y o rna.. apee , freshman, each with 10 polnla. flrepoaer and rehoundlng with Ed Seward, 6-4 sophomore, the Big Blue. wu top man for tbe winners Bluellsld led 4J.38 with 2:49 with 32 points. Tom Prllcherd, left before lntermtsaton. Rio 11-4 freslunan, 'lias runnerup Grande staged a late rally with 30. Jim Cblldress, 11-4 cutting the Bluefield lead to 50junior, the tourney's Most 49 with 33 seconds left In tbe Valusble Player, chipped In II half. MabrT'a two free throws points and Joe WUIIams, 6-4 put the Redmen ahead Gl-00 sophomore, bad 11. Seward also wllb 10 aecondJJ left and then Ed hild 18 rebounds. Jacobucoredona layup to give A14-poinl favorite to take the Rio Grande a 53-40 balfllme tourney,RioGrandeloundllaelf lead. up against the toughest OJ>- · The two teams battled 011 ponent the ltedmen have laced nearly even Ierma for tht llret Ibis seuon. part o1 the second baH. It wu Marlin, &.o fresbman, bad w. New Yorlc 33 Tum8 ;&e)( L Pet. G.e 9 ·716 ... · 15 643 6 16 .610 7'12 ' · 19 sa 10 22 12'1• 23 425 15 27 .:UI 18V. Mi!weukoo Balllmort 2527 Philadelphia 23 clntlnnotl 21 Boston 17 Dttroil 14 Will W. L. Pet. Gl Atlonto ·26 16 Jl19 ... Lao Angeln 20 20 .500 s San Franclseo 19 21 .475 6 Cll!Qigo 11 :U .429 1 Phoonl• 17 :u ..415 8'12 San Diogo • 16 26 .311 91'2 Salllla 14 2t 3n 12'1• . • SundoY'o Rtoulll Clnelnnoll129 Baltimore 121 Philo 1311 Booton 120 Atlonta 126 Mllwouktt 125 San DII!IO 1>10 Clllc,ogo 121 Lao Ang 120 Phoonl~ 112 Detroit 116 Saattto 110 -y'sGI!nu Delro!t'at San FraneiKO (()nly go....,Khldulod) * '·, On .G.· .amL·ling' D ' '" ···•·''" "bA.Igs ,_, pt ABA Standings Jy Unu.ct ,.....lnllrnallonol East lndilnl ~ L6 ":• ~~ l(en!ucky 24 14 632 6 C.rollna 16 21 432 13V. New York 11 25 405 15 Plttsbul'lfh 14 22 .389 15 Miami 11 27 .289 19'12 -t Or W. L. Pet. GB =hln=• ~ ;: :: 5 Dtllll 19 20 417 m Lao Angeles 17 18 486 5'12 Denver 11 21 .462 6V2 Sunday's R11ons lndlona 120 C.ro!lna 113 Mlaml124 New Yorlc 104 Denver 122 Dtllas 85 ......... the u••"' tbe . :,·• = PI'08f8l1l, =.:a:' ~~;,~ ~ llial 47 per cent of ~ men · - __. to ............ -· """"""" __.... 42 bettlngol 11 •and"[1cenpert""".!!tfa~ -· lndlllllo~~·~= Bl~los~:~:njeump··~ ~75B~~u!:::~~-= Weekend •• lied ~-·-·.au"-,._ u c · D.fJ ~~m1:·~ ~:.M~:~~ nsung astottS 1 erence r=:~:;:~~~~~ :::(~)-bt:.U: ~~~~=~ 11 62 Tulane 80 Rhode Island 78 Louislono St. 90 Ala. 83 AIMartln's..,Ootjumper it TT·TI at the 8:18 maril:. Ed £.r. 7 UCLA lOS Notre Dome 77 Wei. &.1 Yale 70 Sou. Co. 71 Flo. St. 61 Utah 82 BYU 76 Paclflt 83 UC ~.B. 75 San Fran. 69 .Celli. 67 Cen. W"t:!'~~"r.!~~ St. 69 (F!INII Rovnd) M. S!. Mary'l63 New Hamo. A7 Westem F!o.lnvltatiOftel s.w. La. 66 Aplehn St. 63 Bluofltld Holiday /"""-4!ill••l Round! uetld St. 109 Rio Grandt 94 (ConiO!otlonl Hmptn !nit. 96 Lnehbrg 67 MINNEAPOJJS • ST. PAUL (UPl)-The"PurplePeoPieEa· ten" are &lUI and scare Ia allrlgb~buttakelt ~'Minnesota Vlldngs, the 1111111111 c:aatolls wbo make up their offensive line are the reasoo they've earned a berth In nat Sunday's Super Bowl game against Kansas City. "They were the difference," decilred Viking quarterback Pl'IR ~'~· ~'k~~~ 'eSI(IIS ·:C h ie.fs ly 0 n!ttd p,...ll.-lflflol . './ t: Joe Kapp after Sunday's 2'1·7 rout of the Cleveland Browns In Icy, snow-rimmed MelropoRtan Stadium for the National Football League championship. The ·scar.faced, 31-year-old Kapp operated bebind that offensive line with a hot band on a cold day, running for one touchdown and passlna for another. In addition to a TD by Dave Osborn, the other Viking Claim·A1!'lr .Title : ." · ,, .., Ohio State 78 MlnfiiiOto 71 Ohio U. 79 Kent State 52 OAKLAND (UPI)-The Min· In 10 aeaaons and thetr second Dayton 94 Xavier 76 naota Vlldngs, champions of Super Bowl appearance. Mloml 61 Marshall 54 tbe National FootbaU League, Lamanlca, who led all pro Youngotown 79 111 · Wes. '" have their "Purple ""-le quarterbacks lhll season with Wittenberg 59 Akron 46 · · •'""' and _,_ Otterbein 86 Mar!tlla 71 Eaters" regarded by many u 34 touchdown .,._ ..,. Urbano 114 Bluffton 93 the beat defensive front four In 1110re In the playoffJ, was Heidelberg 104 pro ball. forced Into 1be mlalakes by a Ohio Dominican 89 They might be, but the pus rush that spoiled the St. Bonaventure 96 KaD"I City Qllela like to tblnk Oakland game plan and gave Balllwln.Wallaca 63 tbelr "namelellll" foursome of tbe Cdels the baU enough Point Pork, Po. 87 KenyOft Aaroll Brown, Buck Buchanan, t1mea for them to the Ky. Wn, 60 Central St. 59 curley Culp and Jerry Mays II nee mary.points. Bluetier~u~!~~ ,~oumoy u good u any around. Lamonica threw three InterRioGronde 94 (ehamp.) Tbe way the Kanaaa City eeptlons and Blar!da one. Two gang JIIIDoband1ad Daryle La· ollboae, by c:ornerback Emmllt HIGH SCHOOL 1110111u aod George Blallda of Thomu, were converted Into a BASKETBALL SCORES tbe OaJdand RaJderl Sunday In ~ touchdown and a By Unlltd Prosslnternat!llftll 117•7 ..,_._for the Amerk:an field goal 411e points -·atEuc;!ld 70 Porma 37 •w- 1 -..Jorge 78 Gsr!iold a touchLakewood 15 Shlker Heights 4 tbe "PIFPii Ptople Eaters." dowil In tbe first half during Wld<liffe 63 Madison 51 In any everyone will wblcb neitber aide made Pa!nnvllle Harvey 70 gel a cbance to aae who raall:y mlatake. U llll)'lblng, at 11 No. 1 - ' SWiday wben the Btdford 67 Independence 43 Vlldnp and <lliefJ meet In the seemed lllOIIMillum wu 011 Gwarrt!!!~llle 66 KBtrklhlre 65 four1b Super Bowl Game at llalden' aide. They moved tbe Ill uoouga 52 enston 43 N Orloanl ball well bot ml 1d t two · · ou on Loro in Admire! Kin• 59 n ·Fremont ~ • 1'11' m'lldniCJun•pl nab'P lleld goal attsmpts -from 311 North Olrmted 61 The victory over llie Ralden and 40 yards, C!ova!and John MlrJholl 50 In lbe AFL title IIIIDO produced After that, tbe . Oilefs, with Bay VIllage 72 Berea >13 the Ollefs' tblrd ~sbip Len DaWIOII dlrecllna tldnga, Parmo Padua 61 Cleve St. Ignatius 46 I , l\_ CIHrvfiW625oulhvlowl7 ~. j .Ut~on ~OYtilnd Heighls6$ Normandy Orange 83 Solon 75 • · Kirtland'" Fairport 51 (at) RACINE - 1bt Southem -1)1 In thenr.lquarter at ODe Clevtland Lulhtran Wtll74 Loctll TornadoeiW81lt down to time JeacliDc 11·7. But WaterCltveland Lutheran Eut 59 def~l for the ~~~~ lima tqrd·~ lllron8 and had Cievttsnd Byzantine 5Htteh- qa1n&t <ill win Saturday nlgbl the acfrantage 17·15 at the and ot 1 wood.U at Witaforcl lOIIng to tbe thellr&t... -Ina II Clovtrlaal 54 . Wildcats, ~HS,In a !IOIHeague With the ICGre 21·19 Jnid.way Falrvlow Union 70 Lancaotar tilL Tbe Win for Waterfoi'd 1llrouib 1Jie 'slcond quarter Fenwlek 59 upped tbalr record to U. Waterford )lilt aquick polnll ui - ~~ Clearc:rHk 80 L!bsrty PoweU; .f-1 fai'ward, towed · the bullet to 1e(ld ;IIl-li and Mllt:P.orf 63 a.rna union 49 , all ICOI~awllb 8 poinll, 111011 after lhaiSonthem Diver came , of tbem ~ onlbarl jlllup- c1cf!ler !ben iiiL .IIJ ba1ltlme the nell'. ~ 1iUket. Following edp wu 11-a, · . bi--'""WIIIA Deem 8oth...._ ' . ,.. .,_.the ' ·· -- · ' ' ._..., _ . ..., "' ~1.~. with )1, ao'. IICCIId l!llf ~ II!; ·~ .,......,_.'wllblO. ' _.tttpolntlandWaMrford ,&-10 4 · '· ' . ·' · ,~;;~~~t·~l!lll In lbe 'lblrd ....:ts\', lllialn· iDd Niftli ~ IJwllwnln the . ·· """--" '· . pbt~ - - .~ II of the 77 score ~=~!~r.. points came on 30 and 32-yard lootbaU." field goala by Freddie Cox. In contrut ~ the "Eaters," Tbe offensive Une lfiii'1IDI the offensive Une bu gone Osbornandothersloosefor222 almostwithoutnotlcetblsyear. rushing yards; while the And small wonder -It Includes Browns were able to run lor two men wbfreeo were,_lllgnedNlck anly '11 against tbe ~·People ortglnally u agen .. ( Eaters," tbe celebrated front Tlngelboff and Jim VeUone), four of tbe Viking defense that one whowu a :IAitb-round draft Browns' Coach Blanton Collier choice (MDI Sunde), one who II wu ready to admit today "la,)be anly remalng Vlldng from probably the bell front four In the original npaoslon team of 1()(11 (Grady Alderman) and, ob yea, one man who was a bonus =~~ ~ =.,~ "*"'• orna·does r "'"'"" . : . throw back tbet Kansas City defen· sive Une, led by w Buck Buchanao tbal riddled the OaklandRalderslnSunday'sl7· , _ _, 7 ,.. .....can Football Lea guo championship triumph. The Vlldngs struck quickly for a 14-0 lead In tbe first period both times taldng advaniage of playa on wblcb Brown pus defenders feU down Flnutwu Walt Sumner flopping the bard turf enabling Gene w~ to snare a 33-yard pus from Kapp and setting up a 7-yard touchdown nm by Kapp four Ia later P Tbeys · ...,_. •· Ia n, on 8 ww'""'wn P Y . madethelrmqve,althoughthey needed a couple ol big pilyo and a pus Interference can ••alnat cornerbeck Nemlah """Uaon · W to survive. ln~ll18redanda Blandsafterpus 1W1 own zone Lamonlcs bad to leave with a hand Injury. Ten playa and 1M yards later lbe Chiefs went shead, 14-7, with Dawaon hlttln8 Otis Taylor with a »yarder aod Robert Holmea with a 23oyard throw to set things up. WUson wu eaDed for shoving Taylor and the Oilefs put tbe baU in ploy at the seven. Bluefield led U-71 with 8:151eft and..!_OU'IItedmen · at tbeconn2:~~~!rk. _ ""' ""'"" ., o1 Tl from the field 1..- 47.7 per cent and bit :llllo 81 from the Une for 6U per cent. No shooting percentages were available for Bluefield State. RloGrande'snealfourgames are on the road, the f1ret TtlesdsynightatPikev!lle, Ky., against Plkevllle College. Otber games are Jan. 14 aga1na1 Union College at Barbourvllle, Ky.; Jan. 15 against Cum· berland at Wllllamsburg, Ky.; 8" •·--".... be"'•• brlal' I •-·-'-'led thea Loaour ;:::~~~toa H;":'.••;;! that If tbe .......... ......., -... 31.0 Playoff Bowl victory over revenue from legsllred · PIIIthe Dallu Cowboys. bUng were ''put badt IDio lbe poorpeople'senvlronmant,l"It OBEIISTAIJFEN, Germany would better lbelr ol. trla(UPI)-Bernletbe WRaulerld Cupol~ .~andY·.~~~ WOII or ""' ''"' • -...-. "" ... meers apedaJ slalom with 91.01 legaiiPd gsmhllng would bave 1 negative e!!eet on tbe pJa,... total !IICOI!ds. and put more peeuure 011 tbem KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI)- wllb regard to the point IF" 1 Bill Bellle was named to . - - - IIUCCIOd Doug Dlckay u head football coadlat the University »27· Maraba1l ~10 · Hair· ston 'a-t-tO; Bentley' 3-l-7; Martin 1»22; Jacobs !toN; Bak u---'· • • T 1a1s er 3-04; """'" l...... 0 :17-:lll IN. BLUEFIELD STATE (lOll)Childress ID-0-Il· Seward l!lo832· 1bompaon s.N· Pritchard 1.:2.31; Cook 3-04; 'Ray z.4.4; ,Willlama f.3.l1. Totala 4,_11_ and Great Cohoes each won a dlvtslon of tbe Orange Bowl llan<llcap at Tropical Park. 00 Your FJa (UPI The ...,.... ' • )South edged tbe North, 21-23, In T"..,A Insurance Apnl tbe American Bowl Game. · 8anday MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)-Tbe Minnesota Vlldnga routed the JOB. Clevelalld Browna, 27·7, to - - - - - - - - - capture the NatiDIIal Akron Buchtel IS C.nton c. c. 71 League cbamplonablp. Alliance 79 Youngstown Rayen OAKLAND (UPI) - Kansas u Cltveland Shaw 77 Cleveland City upaetOakland, 17·7, for tbe Brulh 70 AD1erlcan Football League IIUe. Vermilion 81 Wellington 69 Amherst 65 Hvron 56 PROVIDENCE(UPI)-Aitor· Erie Strong Vlneent 69 ney Warren Smallllld be wu Br=a (W. confident Providence would heve an American Bubtball ards out for the winning TD. tumbled and Wublngton was Va.) 76 Oilefs twice gave the left all a1me at midfield to Porktrsburg (W. Va.l 91 Auoclatlon francbllle nat .... ldera the baU deep In their caleb another pus and com- Wargran 73 SOD. Alliance 79 Young•town Rayen Lamonica threw three lntercep- For the Browna wbo now 74 OBERSTAUFEN, Germany Uons In between, the Jut &Ding have 1oa1 eeven time. In 11 YBoardou..:"stowa~n78 ~'!.1r181 d lna"'l Mooney (UPI) - Michel Jacout and to Thomas bo ripped 62 ards ·~ ~ Francolae Maccbl of France •w Y NFL title pmes, It wu a 52 llnlsbed on&-two in tbe ladles to the oakland 11. Four ploys bitter defeat. C.mpbell Mlmortal 39 iller Jan Slenerud booted a 22- Nelsen's faUure to pesa Girard >12 Warren J. F. Kennedy glallt eJallm at tbe World QJp sld competition, yard field goal for three effectively .:.be ml ed seven of 39 Insurance points, bill first elgbl -wu a major Struthlrs 61 Youngstown Urfactor In the defeat And 1 oullno 4 tha MIMral Ridge 75 Crestview 61 :~!.~":jureJ :"'hRenge76JockiOn-MIIIC>1 early In fbe game wbeu be WU LAiwtiiYillt 63 Springfield Local · decked by OIII'UIIbing Vlldng end 60 . SVAC. Jim MMaba11. . McDonald 54 BrlstoJ .tO Soulbem (63)- Johnson W. Kent State 51 Western Reserve 9, 'lbelll 1-1-3, Norrts I>N1, Dlllonvolt 64 Adena 63 Branch 57 Columb!ano .u Sba1n 3+11, B. Hart :1+4. New Alhons 9Htton Central 53 Badger 51 Neueo.M,A.Hillt-2-lO,B. Hill BtlhopDonohue65Hopedole61 95 Llkevltw 65 1·1-3. Totals 20-23 81. Zone Trace 81 Barnesville 61 l1 Waterford (74)- Warren)+ Coshocton 62 Monsflold 59 11, PoweB 11-11-a, Guintber U. ·Malabar 46 55 IO, McCulcbeon w.l; Sldnner 1· Norlhwestern66 Hiland 64 (2 at) 59 (ot) Ottawa 0-2, Schotll·J-4, A. Deem M-14. r.rv~~r~:: :;J:'~~d l1 -· - - ., Totala 2'1·111-74. Findlay 54 Marion Harding <14 ~th l Locut · BY QUARTDB ...._......._ .. . .. Sondusky74MilllfleldSenlor51 .., 11 1 ., _.... Elyria 70 Lorain Senior 63 "'\'":"-" .Walilr!ord 17 lUI ...74 FrtmGnl St. JOitflh 90 Mlr!on seventh DoloWar-.r Football a: w:""arou:~:n ~~r,!':: :'...,~ C:: S: ~"'=-,!~ Dnls-W•r•• las. Pllone 992-2966 114 C.vrt St, _......., ' 53 COME TO ............. . •cLUIE'S DAllY ISLE m·ll1.. ~~School Qltholk:n Wynford 57 ,Bucyruo 49 fAJBe Sco -· .. "l'' • . · I """' ~ ~...,_ Jd -ri-a~t~'matcb ·=~ •J ·. · ,..J':#";cuw. ~ ol "TheCrlineCollfederalloii"IDd a former JMDber ol tbe undecldedRalpb ·wlto ~=y::::ib.men ~ ~t'~= Ohio oiT~:....... • . • ' w!ll be uked to RIO GRANDE (IN) - MabrT MIAMI (UPI)-Copperweld ·!f~.:f.Jl.!!.,~=~ ~~·' ., . 1 W!nc~ester ~ . ~-... , . . ~rlno!Oii 66 (at) , ll!tl In tbi ft!oo~~""!'~~~~flnal41*11i anW llllln that period; . _ ciut 7..q, Art Rlllclme c!ff .the Tenia~ --.1 eight ol. final sUmmary . 7~, . Co!::mbus L!v.,·pool 52 Younptown U n Sclo " Stau;:'"J.:O.... w.tlivllllt 66 Sprlngfltld •I.OCIII ' Cotholic 53 . Norlhmor 60 CrHIIIno (ot' Buc:keye c.ntral90 Plym . oulh-76 Uludonvlllt (1 LuCIIS :t2 Monsl!tld St. Ptter's 70 To!odo Cen)rtl ~bol!c u Ctnte,rboil'lf 52 Big Walnut .., ~nlofl_.Sout"'r Canton Ll-!" C.nloil t.l)rnen 60 Worthington !I loll C.nton lf\cK!nlty to .Wor11111 :ltnwoOcl 63 C.nton Tlmklft 56 Filii 63 Maull Ion 5l 62 Lovllv!llt ' 5! =.no 63 ·- ENJOY THE ti.EW YIAR ••• ' ·;\; ~ .; ' ' ' with bills all paid i:Jnd fi'10rll for ;owMif on payday•. Bring ~~ those 1949 bills relax · and ..,joy the new year. Wa ' have t~• · If you hari the netd. .' �' ·. ' ..: ' ' • sUnday Yllitora of Mrs. Carrie Meinhart were Mrs. Ben N~. Mia Sybil Ebersbidl, Mro. Plill WWlamson, Mrs. Clara Karr, and Mr$. Glldys Cuckler. Mfs. Meinhart II ~sling from reeent .,qery· at the m,ne ol her &l'llldloD, Jimmy Joe Gulnlher, Syratu~e. c Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard Weir of Mount Vemon were bollday vlliion of Mrs. Mabel Pettit and other relatives. Georae Dallas ol St. Paris vlalted here Thursday and Friday willl Mr. and Mrs. William Mallack, Chesler Road, and Mrs. Juanita Bachtel, Mlddleporl. He came to play with Tile Five Salnll Orcl!eatra at New Haven 111 N.e:w Yev's Eve. Hollday dlriner guests of Mrs, WIWam L Smith at her Z72 West Main Sl. home in Pomeroy were frll". Barbara Coals and ber !Our sons, Lon L., Ronnie, '1'bmny and Heines, Pomeroy. Mrs. Allen Hampton jOined Mrs. Smith for New Year's dinDer and was her overnight &1101!1. Other hoUday callers ware Mark Steele, Kenny and Rlllnle Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and grandaon, Tony, visiting here from . Col~, Sl!aron Buffington, and Chrlltine Robinson, all of f\1mero7. Mr. and l\lr&. Leo Smith, Kenny, Barbara, Betty and Sam ol WintersviUe were hoUday aueota of their parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zabl and Mr. and Mrs. WIWam Grueser. Jeffrey Fobner, A. A. has relumed to the Naval Training Station Memphll at Millington, Tenn: after being home over the holidays. Scott Folmer is Improving from recent ourg!'I'Y at the Holzer Medical Center. He remains a patient there . Mr. and Mrs. James Durham and lllllily of Cutler were Salurday evenln(f vllitors of Mr, and Mrs. Wllllam Folmer. Mr. and Mrs . Milford Mowrey, Mallssa and Megan, and A. G. Middleton, Point Pleasant, were Sunday dinner guosll of Mrs. George Mowrey. ' "' . 5.:.. 'l'hlllally Sentinel, Mtddltpori-Pomeroy, 6., Jar..), 1~0 ' .!( <(lip to mail ir yotl are ' interested in adq/t evening 'Cia&Bee at MEIGS ·lllGH seHOOt.. Theie. cJ~ are for ~J;edlt toward a hi&h 8dtoill dlplomal. t. ·· · , . ' A f400 payment on carpeting lor the new parsonage was approved by 'the Happy Harveotero Glass Friday night at the Trinity United Church of Chrlat. Mnt Fred Dessauer, retiring pr<Oaldent, conducted the meeting In which thanl< you notea were read from Mrs. PbWpMeinhartandlbeRev. W. H. Perrin and fllllily lor boUday glfta. Mrs. Ben Neulzlq gave the treasurer'• report eaida *ere. s1fDec1 lor Mrs. ' iloNDAY · Y(>UNG ADULT CLASS, ~ queh' of Cll1ll, ' ......y7~1Uio=· ai ~~~.;, th~ Dollolay nwpt«, ·7:• p.m., ,.':f.C.: NAM.E 7 · 1 ' · Rev·i~. ) , I TELEPHONE-----"·':..,__.,_+..._~_. . · 1' POLLY'S, POINTERS Found Things to Do Even Though Disabled . , Jloaplillmlrl o1 I'!Ol'folll, va. on • two week liave parenta, Mr. and Mrs. WallaCe. Mr. ahd Mrs." Wallace and dauiiJter, Nancy, 1lliR weekend vlsltora In Me· ·•Conne'-"" with her ,.,...e . paren~, On guw a..:.: ••1TV pnaldent ot Eaatem .J.oCal School Board oueee.dlna Wllllll!l Carr. Char1M R. ~. Sr., ·~~~ al·the board alllllp Cclunty Qm. W S . ho eli Enallsl! at Ill!' Middletown !11gb School, and Emeat Smith, stuilent al Morehead Unlverslty, Morehead, Ky. were home for the bolldan with their parenll, the Rev. and Mrs. Roberl Smllll. On lin Year'a EvelbeywereguestsalMr.and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mary Rulli Y~~·lnheNa~Cclmelllle is and Joy. '""'mwv ew '"'"· By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY- I want to tell Mrs. C. A. F. there are many small tasks a person confined' to a wheelchair can do and so feel useful. My brother was so confined lor many years. When he could move the chair about and use his hands, he would take lbe clean aahlrays from the kitchen counter and put them where they belonged. He ala9 had a tray to hold the silverware so he could separate it and put It away In proper spaces In the drawer. He took old newspapers, folded several sheets together and stacked them amulhMrallid neatly in a basket to have ready to start a lire In the fire· place. Mrs. C. A. F . could pass lots of time knitting and ~.~-yin A'"'-- with Dr and Fred ~ wlio ~ed crocheting small articles, such as gloves, scarves and bed Friday to. Marletll where he socks.-MRS. K. F. . wiD oerve u Interim pastor at ----Polly's Proble~---~ llle Mnletta Preabyterlan Church. Dr. Lucha ~uy DEAR POLLY- Do you know of any way to remove relumed from ibree months In stains left by soft drinks being spilled on an antiqued Winona, Minn. paalorlng a piano? Wh.en I try lo wash them off, the top coat of church there. antiquing comes off, too. The underneath coat Is yelHoliday gueoto al Mr. and low gold and the top coat is brown.-KATE Mrs. W.' R. IIayoa'l\'ereMr. and " . ' , Steve DEAR KATE-Your letter soundo aoll there wu DO pro· Mra. Ja,. "" Ha,..., C, h r l i'' and Teresa, Chillicothe; Mr. t~tlve lb!lsb eoat put on and Mrs. . John Dyke, Gary, top the antiquing, when our plano was reflnlohed. ~·~ ~ud0a:,: am afraid II water re· moveo the antiquing, aoy· children, Jeffrey, Melanie/ thing else will do the same. Mark and Scolly o -POLLY ~~~bury is in DEAR POLLY-I find a Florida for an ntended visit long hat pin is an invalu· with her aon and daughter-inable sewing aid. With care, law, Mr. and Mrs. BW Stanthis pin can be used to .pull sbury. . out the fiual tip ·of collars with the new, long, tapered look · it can serve as a tiny finger in working with fabric under the needle and reach where fingers cannot. Also, I use a large, magnetized clip to hold pattern instructions at eye level, fastening the sheet on a lamp or melal picture frame so my hands are free as I work.-MRS. M. A. Pi! ~.d ~':J ~~Mrs. G. W. · M::"' l M r· an d M ro. ber Ro 1 nn e W~RI~Jrih~ :1r slzlb child Albert 'a 8011 • Jame1 Born. on ............... .,_...,.., • ., Day the baby welihed eightand 12 ouncea Other children of the walburni are Mary Ann, . ' wear mllllonen. ' JIII. a ,.,. .. _ eallmated near '"' aiUuon In fire de!!'D111C CIIJI'barmlcy ~ the G. C. II ph)' M!llle 119z In =:ei.JrO.::·:!~,;,.:l Ptj!.: _nl....,.u,linltls ,as =hAY . .:...--'-·-~-'---''. 17,Da··~ter home 111 Mrs. Mabel Wolle. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Healh Unltad Melbodlat Chun:h, I p.m. Tln!raday at the churcb. Mrs. M. L. FreDcb, program leader; Mrs. F)nerson Janee, devolliJna; Mta. P. L. Mltcb, Mta. Jamea Jividen, Mrs. C. M. Wllaon, boatellel. BIG BEND NEIGH· BORHOOD, F-"' Rl·Girl - · ·-· Seoul Council, aervlce • ,. JANUARY. ClEARANCI DrtUtw . ...•' , ' . ' . Naw On..,;, fU.ITUd. .. """*~ CA-'n• Mr. and Mrs. Ronalcl Pool ol Upper Sanclu!lk7, 8!1IIOUIICO the blrlb ol a daiJshter, Kimberly ~ Noelle, . at the Wyandotte Memortel Jbpllal on Dec. 31. MII)DLE PORT Grandparenta are Mr. and Mro. Everetl Turner ol , Lanpvll1e and Mr. and Mrs. RulllaU Pool of Upper .Sandu.lky. Clarence Hoffman al Lanpril1e and Dana 'l'urrM!r, Harrlaonvllle, are. s;e;a;t-;,;~=~=;;~ ........;,...._. ... - - - · · .llpls ..... .. area, TRJNJTYUNJTEDq,qrdl ol w~oiMlcldle)lortandMrs. Chrlat Council, 7:30 p.m. Maurice O'Connell of Eaat ~.JioR CIRCLE, Heath Riverdale are the . grand· United Methodlit Church, 7:311 parenll. Daniel Harllson of Point Pleasant 11 a grea~ p.m. Mrs. Donald Silvera, . grandfather. devollona; Mrs. E. Robert Hamal, P"lll'liD· "f. Tuppers PI , Soetety News· , ' 1 .. ·•, We aim to give one kind of service to everyone ... '· . the best that's possible. That means supplying our customers with what they want when they want it. It means being courteous at all times and main- · taining attractive easy-to-do-business-with offiees. It ~eans doing ,eyerything. we can to keep <;.oinplamts from ~nsmg, and 1t means prompt and fair handling o,f those that do. . .· ~ufleren I rom high lop of 12" Malor Molded" boot: lnsulolld Insoles, Illicit pllollnlnc with 10/8 nollld hetl. THE SHOE ·aox we.ean: WhoroShoeo Are S..alble Priced Middleport, 0. ~ c '> '• ~ ~ ~·· ONIQ'' >Js,W DOWIIIALANCI ON CDNYENIINT· · ANIE!t!CA ~ 'tt:u1c:r"IC' TERMS. '' > 'l'· I • FURNRURE ' W.VA. " I ,., J lalf!'II.DdUipp prol!lem; rata In Mkldlepcrl area loiiDwlna lbe cloalnl ol the Mlddleport·domp located on the flood road in R' eeuti ..1-vm·e News, N0le8 Holiday guosta o1 Anderaon B. Kibble were Mr incl Mrs Glen Milhoan o1 ~kersburi, w. va., and Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and daughters Pal and Diana Long Botlom.' Mr.'and Mrs. Rlcbard Smith and daughter al Akron visited with Mr. and Mrs. Emest Ruth and other relatives during tho holidays. Recent vllitora of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rooe were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rooe and sons o1 Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Dana VanMeter and children of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Rome Sandy of Parkersburg Mrs Allee Foully, Mr. Mrs: Ernest Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley. · Chrlstmu guesta of Mr: and Mrs. Gene Wllso.n were Mr. and Mra. Junior Congrove and Denise of Zanesville, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sams and boys of Jane Lew, w. va,, and Mr. and Mra. Nigel Hudoon, Long Brancl> 'II J Aln .an , ~nd Mro. Gary Barnhart and daugh~r of Fori Shaw, Smnter, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnhart and son of California. visited with tholrpatenii,Mr. andMra. Carl Barnhart and Donald during the and s. c., oi ' ' ' f ' ' IIJ IIEIIIIIAJID JiuNNEa ! I UPI rua Editor WAIIIIINGTON (ui>I)...: Gov· abwint fann of!lelaJa say they have atarlld eitmpijlng with a Wltlte Hottle !God eonleleoce '"ctpo!lll !IMliJlitl to COJilhal• ....... mill< llhortacel In poor fwmlllM' dlola. · Tile Ap!cul~ _bepartmont'a n..:. the F • · a. __. vu , . u;:m. ...,..,... . : , ' ICIIDII, In fact, 'atarlld 'aeveril 1!11"'~ jlllore the White lloale ......... .. food, ,mitrillaG and blllth In llecJ!Inw, o!lf,. dill' llld. ,' ~ qiafa"':':" dlllonalloodl . ' · •, varie!1 aveDable under !be programs. NeD1 W. Freeman. head o1 the OO!Dmodl"' Dlllrlbu . . Uon IJI. vlli111 al the ~t'a Food and Nutrition s..me, laid In an 1nten1ew the eaency de. dded Jut fill to shllt from lllllinltant to Instant nonfal milk In Ill dwutllwl J!fOIII'IDII, Purchuing ol ·the Instant VFI· ely began In September, rr. ma aald. Freeman and oilier cWJclala aald they . I)' baye 1t111 not been lhle to ·~ ~ the Jio~Hniiimt, iDIIk powder be- · ~.have al· fered lii!a1l Qullllltlea In ''m!hwtv.t" I • r-:.,·.J:"'DIIIiMt ,... t1 to far. Tile ~ uaei abOut .. nillllon' ol !IOiifa' dl7 milk .a the man than 3 mil· I by Ill ,.,. for ('41m;- ,( ' ' anofbel'lbic 8U c.lr lit ' apJa:Aaa.n•cc:.....,.; located on Uio flood .road In rw.ot; Atlamly lfari"la( Weblteri'Hlectlclpreildeiltal the Melp Count; Law Library ,\liD.; JqeJolm C. eleciBI licretary • lteuuret. a.-.,.. Coiinell, Feb. 11 - PaUl R. Holter, 47, RaclnedledaiHoizerMedlcal Ceeter; Frank w. P~, first )lnaldenl ol the Melp Athletic Booatero, pteaented lifetime . torDeyBernarclFulllreltedthe Slate'a we at the first degree murder lrlal of William: rre4erlck Wyut. ·Fred Morrow, P!>ID.....,., elected Dlalrlct Cllalnnan ol , lila IOOpeiiJ, W · .a-. lllreh 2'1 - J.l lllll 11ae1 ap,-,ted to lbt Nr . . , OOJ' W ' · . ·Mireb•-Ridttlrdlll. JMil, Pomer~. •a!P*I e;ee-u;; o l r : : = . : : ~.m.~a;.: =·•"'•Mdplloyllcout : ; • l~,ollte .:,, Chamber of O•nnwn:e. Pomeroy, 1.1 Valentine Girl ol lllreh 7 - .Mrs. Authy ,-llareb .• - 'l1le .IJ ......rt.. Jan,li-Charlel Haymanft- XI Gamma Mu Chapter o1 Bet8 'l'heobl1d o1 Middleport named bame til ~ elected chairman Of the hoard Slsma Phi ~orlty ; about chairman al the 1818 ..., t,rn Cnellrild 11 hJi4 of the Racine H!lioe-l'{atiwJal ,43,GOO •lo!tn from the Cecil Seal Canpt,n far. the' Me1p · ·.1 Bank. • Bolin's.Stare at Langavllle In ~ty ScidetJ for Q1ppled 31 ' \'klarla ,.,_; Jan: 210 - Flu opldemlc anda DirE. . . Children and Adult&. ve• vlllllntl ~at Rober M.,u.al,, . Feb. II - RadJel Fire and )Jarch 10 - Court &Jipoln!ed '-• '' Center. · Mike BiJ1111 C1'0III)td ldng and Delenae .Coii!IHI' Jamea B. Jan: 21 - l..el!dllls Creek C)UeelloltheMelplllah'Future O'Brien &IYII hla cloalng project near lundlns atage; Homemakara ol America; Pic. • .....t ID beba1f ol Wl!1lam ~ 210· ltud!mllln gradea Danny Joe Dodd, 24, New F. W)'ant, M, Racine, on trial in me lbrouibeiptenrolled In the Haven, ~ In Vlelllam. Me1p Qxmty ,.,mon pleas third annual Saturday Op- Feb. IS - .Mlas Sue Lehew, a;ut fW' first de&ree murder. portunlf; lchool; Dlc1l N-, Mason, retired employe of lbe March II - Mlddleporl P!>llloroy student at llle Red Allchor and Slllfler Stores, Cauncll appiOVed Jeslslalilll to Unlverally of Tulia, par. dies. In Vetera111 Memorial do away with JI8I1DY parking In tlclpaling In the TU Modern Hoopltel. the village al MJddlep«rt. Tile Choir preaented In sis cities and Feb. 17 - Wllllam Henry lout aau!UDIIbi!t will be paid Cl~NING foar !!latea. Ewing, prominent Pomeroy far parldna Is a nlctel. J111. Z2 - Second well being bullneliman and Meigs County March 12- Tile Meigs County driUed by the HunllntJ 011 Co., of coroner lor nearly 35 yean, dies School Dlltrlcl Board of Lakewood, Ohio, on Clarence at Jl:olzer Medical Ceeter. Educallaa turns down llat a Proffltl property; lire gute Feb. II - Brenda Michael request thetll endorse a county The ltlrt at I New Y,Q.r II Iormor Mason Clinic and at. crowned Valentine queen at Income tu for local school always a time for l)f'l.vt new rtso tutlons, for lacl!ed realdence. Southern IIIah School. J1!111!C!101. taking atoc.IC, for starting J111. ZI - Second big gas well Feb. 19 - Mary CarJOY, 13, March 13- Edaon E. Ro!llh, with a clean slat&. So here's 1 thoughHrom o"e driUed in on hillside J!loperty admitted to Holzer Medical owner of Locust Grove Farm, who speclallzes·1n ''clean belonging to Clarence Proffitt, Center for lreatment of injuries Racine, named Gold Star slate-s." Portland. sustained when alruck by an Guernaey Breeder far 111111 by sort throup,h vour JID. 28 - Doug1u A. Seyler, automobile. the American Guernsey Cattle "holiday bHt ' clothing, Ztl, Pomeroy, stabbed lo~r Feb. 211- 1211 Attend lather- Club. Syracuoe fourtb p-aders Check each pJtce · carefully for those IC· limes in the bact with a hunting son banquet of Pomeroy Lodge cbamplona ol a cage tourney cldental liQUid sta·lnt or knife, reported in good CCII· 164 FI:AM. held at Syracuoe Elementary. that s mall spot left bV 1 stray bit of cranberry dillon. Feb. 21 - Dr. Ray Rankin March 14 - Kenneth Harris SIUCI . OddS ar' that ; Jan. 'II - ICHIIcked road Pltkeni1, chief ol atalf at named J.eslonnalre of the year milady's party driitll81, and every man's best1 conditions, most hazardoua ol Veterans Memorial Hoepltel, by memben ol Drew Webster suits, were worn much win!«, resulted in !!1!111erous Pomeroy, and practicing Po!lt31ollbeAmerlcan Legloo. more than usual during .. autwnoblle accldenll and other Middleport osteopathic ~arch U - Mrs. Gary the holidays . · incldenll. physician, named acting county Freeman, Pomeroy, awarded a Don't just tucll.ffl~ back Jan. 21 - Dr. Harold llrpwn, coroner by the hoard of Melp palnllntJ, following lbe em· Into the clont 6n 1 hanger Pwnetoy dentist, cba1nnan of Commisalonors. clulllllolan art iliow sllged at and forget them, One gOCid rule to remember lbe 111119 Meigs County Heart Feb. Z2 - Homer Edwin the J'wneroy NaUmwl Bank. about clo1nes cart Is thlt Fund campaign.. Cook, II, prominent Middleport March 17 - Racine Fui·Valu spots and 1t11ns of whatever kind shouldn't Jan. 311 - Home ol Mr. and resident and businessman more . Markel purchased by the bt allowed to harden and Mrs. Richard Weaver, corner of than 40 yean, dies at Vet«ans Robert Roberta famlly. become fixed In the OUve and Beech Sll., Mid· Memorial Hoepltel. March II - Wllllam Wyant, fabric. That makll them even more difficult to gat · . dleport, gutted by lire. Feb. 23 - Ben J. Spencer, 68, 14, Racine, found guilty of out . J1111. S1 - Todd Snyder and Racine, dies in Holzer Medical manala\!lhler in a first desree John Canine, oulltanding Ohio Cent«. llll!l'1ler lrlal, was taken to a!lo Unlveralty athletes, guest Feb. Zl- Roy T. Kasper, 77, State penllentlary to begin speakers for first meeting of widely known utiUI)' company oervlng a 1-211 year sentence. Meigs Counl7 Fellowahlp of employe, dleo in Veterano March II - Ailsa Walker Christian Athletea organization. Memorial Hoepltel; Middleport wins first place at the Meip ~~~~Malror Council approves plan lor SPelling Bee. Firemen dividing. Into. lots ~roperty .. ~Rs:h:t; r.:~ba~lt ~~leo-~~-~~,, ~~;ii~~,~~it c., owned by the Goeglelp Co. to two Mta: -, :::..... ; I I ' LET'S " TALK DRY Howard ReUslous 3-8 develctp a ten-lot houSing adMr. and Fob. 2 - Barbara White, diFIIonb. 2fl Mrs. Humphrey, Tom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan e. - Art appreciation Tim and~ Lou, of BeDevllle, While Pomeroy named 111119 period observed at Uio Pomeroy Mrs. Paul Betty. Crocker of • ' "1 ~ Teresa of Tomorrow of Melgo High D'Arllste Gallecy, Middleport. ~::;m:;; ~:=~~: ~Y dinner guesta of Mr. Scliool; Paul Parsona, of Feb. 2'1 - Reeae T. West, 11, llir. and Mrs. John Arbaugh. and Mrs. Denver Weber and Burlingham area, employed as successful coal operator, dies at Marvin Walker returned sons were Mr., and Mrs. Oscar ~~ Mlcklleport PoUce Mercy Hoepltel in MI. Vernon. home from St. Jooepb Hoepitel, Feb. 3 - Minor details to be Parkersburg, where he underwent sursery. He Is with Mrs. Doris Marks of Long warted out before bldo invited drowned in diaper pall at home; recovering satisfactorily. Bottom during the Jiolldays. ~=• ~planer:'• he was the son of Charles and en • Judith Stock, Albany, Route 3. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Other gueota ID lbe Marks home Griffith were Salurday guesll of were Mr. and Mrs. James Feb. 4 - HerbGUkeyreolgns lURCH her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers and family of 81 Middleport Chief ol Pollee. -·•-•n- Mrs Lar"'·- ,._ Meigs IIIah School has.a bomb Marcil I - Tile Sonthern Wllllam · Corns of Cansl Win- •........,.~ . · ..,,., uuo. lhreal Local School board orders a cheoter. Marks and the Carruthera Feb 5 Melp IIIah School clo!!ed 110o11 hour far all IChools Mr. and Mrs. Bob Planla and family were all dinner guests of cheelt~ out clear alter officials 1n the dlalrlct. two sons, David and Phl11ij! of Mrs. Maggie Carruthers of receive aecond bwQb threat. Marcil 3 - Kermll Waltoa, .VIenna were Chriltnlu guests Middleport. Feb 8 Annual Boy Seoul Pomeroy )InaJa m•n, named of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Riebel weatisF;, toaliveyeartermontheMelp Grllfltl! and son Joe. llavld'was vlliled with Uioir children and • 713 • • Feb. 1 - Linda Mae Sesrlel, County Board ol Health by the dllcharsed from the Navy alter 1am111es on Chrlslmas Day Mr and Mrs, Robert Thomas' and aecond 1rade student at Meigs County Public Health lour yeora' service. Other family of Cheslre, Mr. and Mrs. Rutland Elementary' was kllled Advisory Council. gueota In lbeGrllflth home were Robert Morton and daughters of wben ltrudt by a car on ber way Marcil 4 - WIDiam Rohr, Steve Cowdery JJI Silver Ridge D-'and Mr and " J-•bome from acbool; Edward F. Ohio Unlveroll)' Athletic and Ray Watson, local. ~... · """· .. w King Pomeroy to head Meigs director, p1nclpa1 speaker at :bel and fllllily of Pomeroy Cou~ty Ame~lcan Cancer lila aU-aporia banquet at Helen Archer apenl 1 Crulade lund drive.. Soulbern 111gb Sebool. tare policy now II 10 awitcb to Marcil 6- Giant Malp In· complete use of llle Instant rewdiyswithMr.andMrs.Don Feb. 1- Jefi Werry, quar~as. lui u it beconles Coleman and Uie family ol , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . aY!IIab!; on ~. Columbu durllig holidays. Tile awildt ~ .• IIIOI!eJ . GUI!illaltho bome of Mr. and Fnemaii said lbe ileparlmenl Mrs. Emeat Whitehead and currti!llt piys •bout :lll.li eenta daughters, Jean, Jane~ ~ull, a poulid for J1411Hn11anl dry on Chrlstmu Day,.... Mr. and mJ!k lorlllied Wlth vlstamlna A Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mary Rulli and D, fllld about 3U eenll a and Joy, Middleport, Mr. and pound fW'.I«IIIied ln!!lanl dry Mrs. BID Meredith, Chuck and milk. Atlhll ra'ie, a CGilyJ!ete Jlo8er, and Becky Lq 'If awlfl#t to. !be, ~~ l>Mtet O.verly, Tim Glaae ol The \ Maximu"' , Coverage ww1d ~ pva-t Pwoei6y,Mr. and Mrs, Danva: ' ,, ...II lor !IOiifatdry milk dona- Weber, Da.td and Mark, and For EACH DEPOSITOR in ' The Ilona by abotat. fl mlllloo a Mr. lnd Mtl. W1m11 ~ \ j, • year, . -111'1. L. B.lli .. . :~arm~· !: Homemaker ~~~ ~.-st!"!:U:: := 1 ciO.iiei~ ' March 31- Bumlng permill In ntralareaa ol Meigs ordered slopped. ~b..:.o:: ::::~~~~ M~:~~!ct;~lng ~~~p~~~ maker al jeepe, purchaaes lbe adjacent former Imperial Electric Plant building. Ann ML'CIIntock and Harold Burke = CALL OR 'BRING' IT TO • • • • ' cLrANrns . J:"::u~~~the 216 L SEco• March II- Tile Rev. Thomas A. Cleland, 78, Racine, died In the Pleasant Valley Boepllal. March 24 - CbarlM W. .. POaEIOY PH.· ....., "2: J421 . ~-... . "ilii'lllii~'· We can't know where we're going if we don't know · where we are. .• • • .• . Mrs . • •• '• • •• ' !nsuri~~ farmers Bank & savings to., a Member of , :.t:DIC, Hots ~-~ ln- tfle c~eased Ttf' •• '• . . . l "t• I .I[, •. ;-:- ' • '~·! ,,.,j·,;·,~·· ,. ,, ' Such is our job'as we ~it., We are ~.ni to do ~t .. well and to do it better all the time. . .. · ' • 310015 NEW FURNtn•i 34.9.95 tlood preuure work for 1n11e bou·twe•. Diets Provided We are a citizen of each community we-serve and , ~e an activtl part in, its $ffairs, Like aJ1Y ,oth~ Citizen,, we -:v•nt our neighbo~s ~ thin~,w~ p:(,,. ·"oft'••'-'' · us. Bestdes, 1t makes good bus~ness-sense. ~~ ~~ *';·: only prosper as- the commumty prosi*S li!O we f help it thrive in every ·way i . .· Now side str., ot MASON lerb!& prieumonla. ' Jan. 11- Steering committee ll8llled to ,.....INIJ'I way to 101.. MeiP CouniY'• Overall 5 ~ al )bOMelp MaraUder dultrlll npa1!'11cwo Pf*1jcta11 Howard, ., !feW . . . . . . . loollla1lle!IDI awll'ded a gran~ dwii!t. the llll1lllil PrGcrw. ~ ldllld Wlltlle ln,uJ ~by Marietta Ripclrl mMIIntl at Pwoeioy ...... ...,.. Il!!ari well 'l'rinll7 Church. Paul 8mlrl /II (:• Felber Fl Ill ", drilled'*! .118roldJIGullt farm, pndlcli thet Meip Counly wiD ......,.,.. · , lbe United SIAtel Filii liid PDrt!aiid ,.....,, have lbe largest Wldeqround lfarch • - .....,.. WQdllle Dlplrtment •II•~ In reb: lo - Paul Panona ap. Cl!l1 mine In 1te world to be 1lndim duatp lcllciD 1 Pwoeioy to place rat po11pn at pointed acting chief o1 pollee .r.. located 1n Uio Rutland .. .... Uio IW'IIItl' Middleport dump a i!Wl!Y period by Middleport Mardi 1 - 1'1-...llntl ..u. In .. lbe ·Prkt' ::"a.:::~=ttedJ. ~~ w:; :!:'er~"'~~ ,,, , Our job is generating electricity and getting it to where it's used. We're in this business because it is concerned with the supply of a fundamental requirem~nt of modern living, because it's an honorable one, because we like it, and because we want to earn a living at it; Keno Ridge boate wiD be permUted to travel on lt. No aw1miDinl ,wiD be permitted. The lodge and ca])lna w01·e eaUmated to coat $3 million to build. ' Poor Families' Park ProU... ~phaleoftheproject, .Mi elk N ed d e · . e e In to help you . live better Electrically Eden News wldch coat t}.ll mlllloo, in· cludeaa 2kCre lalte now partb' linlllled and a new road from a!lo SM. Tile lake wiD be mainly uoed lor water 1q1plles, but llllal1 MadJcaJ Ceeter. . \ Jan. 1J- MlddJepGrt V11lage Couneil. ~dopt $117,1211 ap. proprlatlon~ ordinance lhlit Included 1i111U aalary Jncro w, IIIIOUIIIIq to al!oat llvecenllonthehour, toalmoat all town employs~. . Jan. 14 - WIWam Napier, Meip CGunl7'• oldeat resldmt, va Pomeroy, 3, are announcing lbe birth of a daughter on Dec. 31al the Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolls. The four pound, sis ounce, baby has been named Angela Marie. Grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Wal~r Hollman, Chester; and Mrs. and Mrs. Edmond Grueoer, Whittier, Colli.; and the sreatgrandparenta are Mrs. Lelah FUnt, Whittier, Calif.; Mrs. Stella Grueoer, MlneraviUe ; and Mrs. Ella Douglas, Chester. Beain!l Soon By Gletma 8. MJihOSD Mr. and Mrs. Errol Conroy, Hugh, vlalted over Chriltmas with his mother, )(ta. Allee Dodson. While here , Mn. Dodson entered the Veterans Memorial Hospital for a majOr oporatkl!. Mr. and Mra. Maynard Bahr were Chri.slmas dinner guest. of lbelr aon, Mr. and Mrs. Cosh Baht of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Elaine, Tony and Mikel, a~ · ~nded the get-lo-gelher of nlatiYea Sunday at the allidence of Mr. and Mrs. ,_pup smlth at Pomeroy. ' lira. Allee Dodaoi1 received' JNI'd lbi!t her btolher-in.law1 ........ Ferguson, husband or /t)IIJt Conroy at Hwltington, and ·~r brolller·ln·law, Gordon l!:riaJ, hd>and of Daisy Dod· 11111; of Springfield, passed away )Ill week. Melp' PI well burn1i!1 111 blowing al! on Uio Wllllam McKelvey WID near Pw1land. Jan. 1-Mta. RUioell (Jane) Brown, R.N• .o1 Pumeroy, is llllp l:ounlf'• · llr!!l puhlle HealIll Tube~culolla Nurae; $601,000 approved lor Pwoeioy'a .,.... pnject; a aon, born to~~~'· arid>Ml'l. Jerry D. Eada, Rutland, declared oolnner al the Flrsl Bab)' oltbe Year CGDteal. Jan. 7- Flames 111ft leaping from a pil at the lite ol the biggest fU weD believed ever hit In IOIItheastem ()blo and perhapo, In Ohio~ County SUpt. o1 llcbc!oll Robirt BDwen to coordinate a four..county' nile ' Of all Of the questions ell· ganese. The "peeling" was ·to this colunia, • the · due to a lamination effect re. following ·wll'j! aaked diost suiting from poor homogenl· . ofte~J-and alnee they inay zatlon In the melt. , ' c!>llle up .again In 11170 they · Q-1 have a eDver 19l1 . bear repnntlns: Lln<oln cent. What Ia It · · Q-1 have an 181'1 flve-eenl worth? · pl~e In' uled eon..UO. aDd my hl'tllller t,aa toe wllll the A-There were no copper aame date IIi uclnulated or silver Lincoln cent. Issued etadiii!ID, llut ~ are rays by the mint In 1943 A few VI (!I'GIIrll!ll to ~ tra1n1n11 .. Joetween eaeh iCar OD hl1 COpper pJanchets did Slip lor letehen lntere!!lad in the eel!~ a~d a o De .oa mine. through from the 1942 issue field olljlectil edueaUCII. 'll'lllc!h eae 'll 'eouterlelt! but most are accounted for. Jan. I - Es-Poatmaater ~- A-ProbablY neither. The Silver cento hearing thai Jamu Walter Waddell, Mid· 1886 nickel wl)h raya on the date-unless stamped on a d1eport, dies In llolzer lledlca1 reveroe waa also minted for dime planchet-were fabrl· a abort per\od In 1887, but cated outside of authorized Center. Jan. I - Mrs. Jane Walton the design was not well ac- minting facilities and are be&lna dutlea u Pomeroy cepted by the pub II c and considered unlawful. VIllage Clerk succeedlrll Mrs. later ln. tliat ·~arne year tho Q-Now thalallver coolent Edna Schoenleb, clerk lor lbe rayi were removed. eobta have beta dl~conllnued Q-Why did lbey dlaeon·. wkere can they be aold at a pasl II ysara, who resigned; tlnu tle Dal pole OD lbt profit ami how Ia th)s proUI lluh gas and oO lire tbrealened dome Of Moatkello-Jeffor· determined? Ia 11 true the majOr dlauler In the Portland '"I•'• liome om·the reverse of Joveroment "Ill redeem but was under control fie lde,RIT !heae C o I D 1 it the lOin( shw1ly Iller II ltarted. . '·A~There .to no flag pole on prlee I'll' aUver? Jan. 10..,. Two story frame Monticello·- either on the A-+lA!t's take !hal question home llid contenll owned by b)/lldlng llleU or Ill likeness one part at a 11me. First, on· ~ J:~trerson nickel. What there are sev'!J'al firma over Frank Farley near Langsville you may be referring to is. a the country offering to 15 dealroysd by fire, Jan. 11 - Tlieodoi'e T. Reed, die-break running !rom the per cent over face va ue lor dome to 'the Iipper rim on the all coins will! a 90 per cent Jr., president of Tho Farmers wa,rtune. n I c ke 1 lasiled at silver content but -they will Bank and Savings Co., and Siil Francllco. It runs' dl· Dot accept small i~ and the Edison Hobetetter, prulde:nt ol r~tly through the large let· seller must pay the shipping ter"S cailsing it to appear as costs and Insurance lees 81D8 a dollar sign or as a nag Since the Treasury lifted t~ • ~le. melting han s:lver coins are Q-loa'l It true that the 10 disappearing almost as fast c~e~ w a r II me al c h h as •the:( were minted and if it laaJIOI) lletweeu IM! and continues for another six Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence son and Mr. and 1MI w ere aetuallY lllver· months, a coin with a market plaiH? I have aeea 10111e value of 1~ per cent will be Mrs. m, and abowllll lbla plate Mrllally worth 10 times that amount daugh~r of peelft away. ln.flve years. 'IIIIIIIJ.thelr A-D~I.· \Yorlll, War II,~ ~nrWJJt9nse to IIJe last P•i 'l'frl· t . 't:.-'I:JGi!!a'•li.. ..f sllvor ®n~ldeiid!-arce 1 o th,t qqestioJ)I~no--abs oiler tha weekend. materldt- litid 1M'" ffl -cent I not. 'TM governme "t • Mrs Lilly Lee Shultz pl~e from ~ toot was Will accept discontinued coin· · !--"~ and Mrs Lea Jean iuued li! an alloy 58 per age at face value only-and uuu, • C!!nt copper, 35 per cent then only through the Fed· Hawkins of Columbus, Mr. and silver and g per cent man- eral Reserve banks Mrs. Harold Parker and family · of Coal Grove, Ohio, and Mr. ai!d Mrs. Weoley Arbaugh of =:.~~311~~ Street maintenance was espected. to be the dly's blggeol problem because ol Icing conditions and a light accwnulaUon of ...,. espected. today. Tile !1111111'1 conlract expired laal Thursday and it has de1D811ded tho same increase in sslarles aa that which will be pm to poUee and firemen when their new contract is reoolved. Thesafetyforeedre liking a mnlm•IIDpay of$10,0tltla year, but have remained on 111e lob during negotiations. The ell)' has offered the blue Those spending Chrlatmas collarworlrersdpercmtralae Day with Mr. and Mrs. Alva ww~anddtyhall , deaplte fW' all cJal'lllcaUO!ll, which Holsinger Sr. were Mr. and 1 l4mpW'IrJ rellraining order ww1d he below that oftered lbe Mrs. Sol Bigley and Eddie, Mr. JP'IIIIBI the city ohorUy before unllormed men. and Mra. Robert Webb and lte Wllkout deadJine . Tile same union went on Laura Jean, Guysville; Emma O•nnm Pleas Judge Ralph lllrlke lor three days In January Van Meter, George Curtis, P. Jfah- lsaued Uio injunction 1818 In a wage dlapute. Roberta, Doris, David and lrxlillln1 a walmul Ia acRobert Dewey, Belpre ; to llle alate'• Geraldine Holslnser and ,....._. kt, which mateo J~Aleshla, Mr. and Mrs. Alva ilrlkel cbJ public employe• Holalnger Jr., Paul Wayne and UJeaal '" Bradley, Clinton Hololnger, 'Die dl7 p.- into effect a Carol Hollinger, Mr. and Mrs. ..W iifplaltl to cui the ellect ~Winnie Hollinger and Douglas, ol llle walkout. Dll1trlcl ~ Raymond Holsinger and LeRoy poll ., 111ft to tab over LOGAN, Ohio (UPI) Forrester . .._of wwt:buuM guards and w o n o1 a lodeo and 41 .pal! • - were to aerve as e~blnlln Uio Old Man's Cave . , . . there. Tile city In- park ""' IICOII!I phase o1 a dDntar apelle!l to Uio more tban f4 million public wid1e garbqe waa not recreatlmll dmlopmenlln the oallec:ted 1locking Slate PiriE, wiD begin when -Iller paiDII&. The lodje wiD provide dining lacillllei, alwiQDing pool and meeting rooms, but no liVing News Notes ' t~ted Cincinnati Workers lee:.:.~'· . , ~".:J"' ... ......h... .. . Dec., 31 Annoonced . rnrike ·at Mlu1fJH' t · Mr:. ,;,;i·~Rou~: j~· a.,;~ .;; ~ co.-- ' Pick of Year's · Questions Birth of Daughter aNCINNATI (UP!) - About t,IIIO municipal workera In Ollo'ltblrdiar(!estdl)'wenlon llllb at mJdniiJbl Sunday alter conlloet talks with tho city rlldlad a plem•le. lblll1 1,100 ol the workers, me~Jlben ol the Municipal Employea Union Diltrlct Council 51, voted 9·1 to ..th~rlae the atrlke, alter neaollaton failed to reach . . . - 1 d!&'lng a 5\!o hour lilt- mllluto JDMiing &mday. Plcbll were especled to appear •ar"' today al .n deputmmll involved, in· cbdnl blglnrays, walerworka, 1arba1e collection, the '. '' ~ . Reductio, ~~:t1L~1is: Birth Announced PAST ~";.;.';7;;,. ~. Sixth Child a Son Bom in No~ ~ ' Family Together On · · . GNtiey Waters, grandloll al Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Clarke, Sr., New Ha-, wiD be ap. pearing on the General Electric College Bowl televlliCII show on JID. II. . . Son alCol. (Retired) 1lalph R. Walen and Mrs. waten, the former Kathleen Clar~e, Columbus, Ind.; Geoffrey was oeloeled as an ofllctal member ol 1be panel from Vanderblll University where he Is a aenlor this year. Before going to Mrw:~~~cller I &•U!11 C&NTER PI'&, 7:311 ........, llllblllt the ichool: 'nJB8DAY CHESTER COUNCIL . 323, Ne Y , n~ llauchlers ol AmeriCa, ?:311 w ears .,.,, Tueaday nlglil at the baiL Jn. """-' "" ; lf.lllalilll ol alibi a, Willi Ill' Tile trl!di""""! New ,,.. I olllcen to wlllte unlfarml. Day Ptlierlnl of the Harry MIDDLEPORT FloAM Lod8e Plclteaa,fllllily held at !be No liS 'l'ueld8y· 111 Master 'home ol Mr. UC!-¥n· Wlmll · ' · Plckeaa· Reedavllle Masoal Au.q.ilnl~ ..;., Md lolrL ~y SHAKESPEARE WIWamMINilllli;Chack,boine Clu~ l:3ll WedneadaJ, bo1ue o1 from Ohio State Unlvetalt; and Mrs. ~ W•mel'> Jloller,.,ol !!efeN; ~· 1}111 CHOm IIEHEARsAL, 7,30 Mrs.llliold S,uer, Mary Rulli p.m. WedNiday Trinll7 United and Joy, ~ RGute I; ChurCh o1 ~. . . Mrs. Klll1r)>n ilieti, Belpre; BIG BEND Neighborhood · Mrs. ,LJie lialdenon and Kay, Girl Sc,ut alrvlce leam Mr, ilnd Mra. Ernul 1r11n1n11 oeuton, 10 a.m. tq 2 Whl!eJwad,Jaan,Janell!dJull, p.m. WeoDaday, St. Andlawa and Mr. vldinclandlltiMar.·,llartVflr Chun:h, ParllenburS W Va Weber, lla •· of,Meigs Area.Even's in 1969 JANUARY 1. ..:.: ; Jloilald tile '-'01 Nailwtll Banll, ....._,; M(ddlllport 1lllrti a ~ • .naiiVt of ~th, annoaneed ,llankAm~rlcard, landfill dump II! .S.Iia~ury . . . - admlnlllralof ol wiDhelrilllAied'*iYI!IIWch. ~. . ·• V - lll-'aJ lfoiPI!aJ, Jan~ 12 - Bartlett DID, Jan. II - ~ ftom the Jill, l ,.. Reaer Epplo electe!l P,meroy, elleo In Hol~r Ohio ~'of HIIItb illd I : : : : : , : - - Teq!le . - - - - - -- -- - -- - -- ' - - ....,,ly ' ' ' '' ' We means you, too. You and your kids, your old fo lks, your friends. That' s who the U.S. Census is fo r. All of us. We ne.ed your fa cts and figures to pion enough schools, housing, roads, health servi ces, iobi, Aiso, congressmen and state legislators ore all ocated according t~ pop~lb tion. · Be sure to · flU in your Census Form. , It's iust '· oboul the biggest little ,blow any one man con strike for dembtrocy. " · ' , . ' ., '"~·I ~~ ' ~ q: jH wt..,, w.'r• iOillf ' know wh.,_ We ca,.'t ~/1+.~ 1 If ~. don't :Jh 1• f.· ~ wt OM. · l ~ I �' ·. ' ..: ' ' • sUnday Yllitora of Mrs. Carrie Meinhart were Mrs. Ben N~. Mia Sybil Ebersbidl, Mro. Plill WWlamson, Mrs. Clara Karr, and Mr$. Glldys Cuckler. Mfs. Meinhart II ~sling from reeent .,qery· at the m,ne ol her &l'llldloD, Jimmy Joe Gulnlher, Syratu~e. c Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard Weir of Mount Vemon were bollday vlliion of Mrs. Mabel Pettit and other relatives. Georae Dallas ol St. Paris vlalted here Thursday and Friday willl Mr. and Mrs. William Mallack, Chesler Road, and Mrs. Juanita Bachtel, Mlddleporl. He came to play with Tile Five Salnll Orcl!eatra at New Haven 111 N.e:w Yev's Eve. Hollday dlriner guests of Mrs, WIWam L Smith at her Z72 West Main Sl. home in Pomeroy were frll". Barbara Coals and ber !Our sons, Lon L., Ronnie, '1'bmny and Heines, Pomeroy. Mrs. Allen Hampton jOined Mrs. Smith for New Year's dinDer and was her overnight &1101!1. Other hoUday callers ware Mark Steele, Kenny and Rlllnle Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and grandaon, Tony, visiting here from . Col~, Sl!aron Buffington, and Chrlltine Robinson, all of f\1mero7. Mr. and l\lr&. Leo Smith, Kenny, Barbara, Betty and Sam ol WintersviUe were hoUday aueota of their parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zabl and Mr. and Mrs. WIWam Grueser. Jeffrey Fobner, A. A. has relumed to the Naval Training Station Memphll at Millington, Tenn: after being home over the holidays. Scott Folmer is Improving from recent ourg!'I'Y at the Holzer Medical Center. He remains a patient there . Mr. and Mrs. James Durham and lllllily of Cutler were Salurday evenln(f vllitors of Mr, and Mrs. Wllllam Folmer. Mr. and Mrs . Milford Mowrey, Mallssa and Megan, and A. G. Middleton, Point Pleasant, were Sunday dinner guosll of Mrs. George Mowrey. ' "' . 5.:.. 'l'hlllally Sentinel, Mtddltpori-Pomeroy, 6., Jar..), 1~0 ' .!( <(lip to mail ir yotl are ' interested in adq/t evening 'Cia&Bee at MEIGS ·lllGH seHOOt.. Theie. cJ~ are for ~J;edlt toward a hi&h 8dtoill dlplomal. t. ·· · , . ' A f400 payment on carpeting lor the new parsonage was approved by 'the Happy Harveotero Glass Friday night at the Trinity United Church of Chrlat. Mnt Fred Dessauer, retiring pr<Oaldent, conducted the meeting In which thanl< you notea were read from Mrs. PbWpMeinhartandlbeRev. W. H. Perrin and fllllily lor boUday glfta. Mrs. Ben Neulzlq gave the treasurer'• report eaida *ere. s1fDec1 lor Mrs. ' iloNDAY · Y(>UNG ADULT CLASS, ~ queh' of Cll1ll, ' ......y7~1Uio=· ai ~~~.;, th~ Dollolay nwpt«, ·7:• p.m., ,.':f.C.: NAM.E 7 · 1 ' · Rev·i~. ) , I TELEPHONE-----"·':..,__.,_+..._~_. . · 1' POLLY'S, POINTERS Found Things to Do Even Though Disabled . , Jloaplillmlrl o1 I'!Ol'folll, va. on • two week liave parenta, Mr. and Mrs. WallaCe. Mr. ahd Mrs." Wallace and dauiiJter, Nancy, 1lliR weekend vlsltora In Me· ·•Conne'-"" with her ,.,...e . paren~, On guw a..:.: ••1TV pnaldent ot Eaatem .J.oCal School Board oueee.dlna Wllllll!l Carr. Char1M R. ~. Sr., ·~~~ al·the board alllllp Cclunty Qm. W S . ho eli Enallsl! at Ill!' Middletown !11gb School, and Emeat Smith, stuilent al Morehead Unlverslty, Morehead, Ky. were home for the bolldan with their parenll, the Rev. and Mrs. Roberl Smllll. On lin Year'a EvelbeywereguestsalMr.and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mary Rulli Y~~·lnheNa~Cclmelllle is and Joy. '""'mwv ew '"'"· By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY- I want to tell Mrs. C. A. F. there are many small tasks a person confined' to a wheelchair can do and so feel useful. My brother was so confined lor many years. When he could move the chair about and use his hands, he would take lbe clean aahlrays from the kitchen counter and put them where they belonged. He ala9 had a tray to hold the silverware so he could separate it and put It away In proper spaces In the drawer. He took old newspapers, folded several sheets together and stacked them amulhMrallid neatly in a basket to have ready to start a lire In the fire· place. Mrs. C. A. F . could pass lots of time knitting and ~.~-yin A'"'-- with Dr and Fred ~ wlio ~ed crocheting small articles, such as gloves, scarves and bed Friday to. Marletll where he socks.-MRS. K. F. . wiD oerve u Interim pastor at ----Polly's Proble~---~ llle Mnletta Preabyterlan Church. Dr. Lucha ~uy DEAR POLLY- Do you know of any way to remove relumed from ibree months In stains left by soft drinks being spilled on an antiqued Winona, Minn. paalorlng a piano? Wh.en I try lo wash them off, the top coat of church there. antiquing comes off, too. The underneath coat Is yelHoliday gueoto al Mr. and low gold and the top coat is brown.-KATE Mrs. W.' R. IIayoa'l\'ereMr. and " . ' , Steve DEAR KATE-Your letter soundo aoll there wu DO pro· Mra. Ja,. "" Ha,..., C, h r l i'' and Teresa, Chillicothe; Mr. t~tlve lb!lsb eoat put on and Mrs. . John Dyke, Gary, top the antiquing, when our plano was reflnlohed. ~·~ ~ud0a:,: am afraid II water re· moveo the antiquing, aoy· children, Jeffrey, Melanie/ thing else will do the same. Mark and Scolly o -POLLY ~~~bury is in DEAR POLLY-I find a Florida for an ntended visit long hat pin is an invalu· with her aon and daughter-inable sewing aid. With care, law, Mr. and Mrs. BW Stanthis pin can be used to .pull sbury. . out the fiual tip ·of collars with the new, long, tapered look · it can serve as a tiny finger in working with fabric under the needle and reach where fingers cannot. Also, I use a large, magnetized clip to hold pattern instructions at eye level, fastening the sheet on a lamp or melal picture frame so my hands are free as I work.-MRS. M. A. Pi! ~.d ~':J ~~Mrs. G. W. · M::"' l M r· an d M ro. ber Ro 1 nn e W~RI~Jrih~ :1r slzlb child Albert 'a 8011 • Jame1 Born. on ............... .,_...,.., • ., Day the baby welihed eightand 12 ouncea Other children of the walburni are Mary Ann, . ' wear mllllonen. ' JIII. a ,.,. .. _ eallmated near '"' aiUuon In fire de!!'D111C CIIJI'barmlcy ~ the G. C. II ph)' M!llle 119z In =:ei.JrO.::·:!~,;,.:l Ptj!.: _nl....,.u,linltls ,as =hAY . .:...--'-·-~-'---''. 17,Da··~ter home 111 Mrs. Mabel Wolle. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Healh Unltad Melbodlat Chun:h, I p.m. Tln!raday at the churcb. Mrs. M. L. FreDcb, program leader; Mrs. F)nerson Janee, devolliJna; Mta. P. L. Mltcb, Mta. Jamea Jividen, Mrs. C. M. Wllaon, boatellel. BIG BEND NEIGH· BORHOOD, F-"' Rl·Girl - · ·-· Seoul Council, aervlce • ,. JANUARY. ClEARANCI DrtUtw . ...•' , ' . ' . Naw On..,;, fU.ITUd. .. """*~ CA-'n• Mr. and Mrs. Ronalcl Pool ol Upper Sanclu!lk7, 8!1IIOUIICO the blrlb ol a daiJshter, Kimberly ~ Noelle, . at the Wyandotte Memortel Jbpllal on Dec. 31. MII)DLE PORT Grandparenta are Mr. and Mro. Everetl Turner ol , Lanpvll1e and Mr. and Mrs. RulllaU Pool of Upper .Sandu.lky. Clarence Hoffman al Lanpril1e and Dana 'l'urrM!r, Harrlaonvllle, are. s;e;a;t-;,;~=~=;;~ ........;,...._. ... - - - · · .llpls ..... .. area, TRJNJTYUNJTEDq,qrdl ol w~oiMlcldle)lortandMrs. Chrlat Council, 7:30 p.m. Maurice O'Connell of Eaat ~.JioR CIRCLE, Heath Riverdale are the . grand· United Methodlit Church, 7:311 parenll. Daniel Harllson of Point Pleasant 11 a grea~ p.m. Mrs. Donald Silvera, . grandfather. devollona; Mrs. E. Robert Hamal, P"lll'liD· "f. Tuppers PI , Soetety News· , ' 1 .. ·•, We aim to give one kind of service to everyone ... '· . the best that's possible. That means supplying our customers with what they want when they want it. It means being courteous at all times and main- · taining attractive easy-to-do-business-with offiees. It ~eans doing ,eyerything. we can to keep <;.oinplamts from ~nsmg, and 1t means prompt and fair handling o,f those that do. . .· ~ufleren I rom high lop of 12" Malor Molded" boot: lnsulolld Insoles, Illicit pllollnlnc with 10/8 nollld hetl. THE SHOE ·aox we.ean: WhoroShoeo Are S..alble Priced Middleport, 0. ~ c '> '• ~ ~ ~·· ONIQ'' >Js,W DOWIIIALANCI ON CDNYENIINT· · ANIE!t!CA ~ 'tt:u1c:r"IC' TERMS. '' > 'l'· I • FURNRURE ' W.VA. " I ,., J lalf!'II.DdUipp prol!lem; rata In Mkldlepcrl area loiiDwlna lbe cloalnl ol the Mlddleport·domp located on the flood road in R' eeuti ..1-vm·e News, N0le8 Holiday guosta o1 Anderaon B. Kibble were Mr incl Mrs Glen Milhoan o1 ~kersburi, w. va., and Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and daughters Pal and Diana Long Botlom.' Mr.'and Mrs. Rlcbard Smith and daughter al Akron visited with Mr. and Mrs. Emest Ruth and other relatives during tho holidays. Recent vllitora of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rooe were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rooe and sons o1 Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Dana VanMeter and children of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Rome Sandy of Parkersburg Mrs Allee Foully, Mr. Mrs: Ernest Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley. · Chrlstmu guesta of Mr: and Mrs. Gene Wllso.n were Mr. and Mra. Junior Congrove and Denise of Zanesville, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sams and boys of Jane Lew, w. va,, and Mr. and Mra. Nigel Hudoon, Long Brancl> 'II J Aln .an , ~nd Mro. Gary Barnhart and daugh~r of Fori Shaw, Smnter, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnhart and son of California. visited with tholrpatenii,Mr. andMra. Carl Barnhart and Donald during the and s. c., oi ' ' ' f ' ' IIJ IIEIIIIIAJID JiuNNEa ! I UPI rua Editor WAIIIIINGTON (ui>I)...: Gov· abwint fann of!lelaJa say they have atarlld eitmpijlng with a Wltlte Hottle !God eonleleoce '"ctpo!lll !IMliJlitl to COJilhal• ....... mill< llhortacel In poor fwmlllM' dlola. · Tile Ap!cul~ _bepartmont'a n..:. the F • · a. __. vu , . u;:m. ...,..,... . : , ' ICIIDII, In fact, 'atarlld 'aeveril 1!11"'~ jlllore the White lloale ......... .. food, ,mitrillaG and blllth In llecJ!Inw, o!lf,. dill' llld. ,' ~ qiafa"':':" dlllonalloodl . ' · •, varie!1 aveDable under !be programs. NeD1 W. Freeman. head o1 the OO!Dmodl"' Dlllrlbu . . Uon IJI. vlli111 al the ~t'a Food and Nutrition s..me, laid In an 1nten1ew the eaency de. dded Jut fill to shllt from lllllinltant to Instant nonfal milk In Ill dwutllwl J!fOIII'IDII, Purchuing ol ·the Instant VFI· ely began In September, rr. ma aald. Freeman and oilier cWJclala aald they . I)' baye 1t111 not been lhle to ·~ ~ the Jio~Hniiimt, iDIIk powder be- · ~.have al· fered lii!a1l Qullllltlea In ''m!hwtv.t" I • r-:.,·.J:"'DIIIiMt ,... t1 to far. Tile ~ uaei abOut .. nillllon' ol !IOiifa' dl7 milk .a the man than 3 mil· I by Ill ,.,. for ('41m;- ,( ' ' anofbel'lbic 8U c.lr lit ' apJa:Aaa.n•cc:.....,.; located on Uio flood .road In rw.ot; Atlamly lfari"la( Weblteri'Hlectlclpreildeiltal the Melp Count; Law Library ,\liD.; JqeJolm C. eleciBI licretary • lteuuret. a.-.,.. Coiinell, Feb. 11 - PaUl R. Holter, 47, RaclnedledaiHoizerMedlcal Ceeter; Frank w. P~, first )lnaldenl ol the Melp Athletic Booatero, pteaented lifetime . torDeyBernarclFulllreltedthe Slate'a we at the first degree murder lrlal of William: rre4erlck Wyut. ·Fred Morrow, P!>ID.....,., elected Dlalrlct Cllalnnan ol , lila IOOpeiiJ, W · .a-. lllreh 2'1 - J.l lllll 11ae1 ap,-,ted to lbt Nr . . , OOJ' W ' · . ·Mireb•-Ridttlrdlll. JMil, Pomer~. •a!P*I e;ee-u;; o l r : : = . : : ~.m.~a;.: =·•"'•Mdplloyllcout : ; • l~,ollte .:,, Chamber of O•nnwn:e. Pomeroy, 1.1 Valentine Girl ol lllreh 7 - .Mrs. Authy ,-llareb .• - 'l1le .IJ ......rt.. Jan,li-Charlel Haymanft- XI Gamma Mu Chapter o1 Bet8 'l'heobl1d o1 Middleport named bame til ~ elected chairman Of the hoard Slsma Phi ~orlty ; about chairman al the 1818 ..., t,rn Cnellrild 11 hJi4 of the Racine H!lioe-l'{atiwJal ,43,GOO •lo!tn from the Cecil Seal Canpt,n far. the' Me1p · ·.1 Bank. • Bolin's.Stare at Langavllle In ~ty ScidetJ for Q1ppled 31 ' \'klarla ,.,_; Jan: 210 - Flu opldemlc anda DirE. . . Children and Adult&. ve• vlllllntl ~at Rober M.,u.al,, . Feb. II - RadJel Fire and )Jarch 10 - Court &Jipoln!ed '-• '' Center. · Mike BiJ1111 C1'0III)td ldng and Delenae .Coii!IHI' Jamea B. Jan: 21 - l..el!dllls Creek C)UeelloltheMelplllah'Future O'Brien &IYII hla cloalng project near lundlns atage; Homemakara ol America; Pic. • .....t ID beba1f ol Wl!1lam ~ 210· ltud!mllln gradea Danny Joe Dodd, 24, New F. W)'ant, M, Racine, on trial in me lbrouibeiptenrolled In the Haven, ~ In Vlelllam. Me1p Qxmty ,.,mon pleas third annual Saturday Op- Feb. IS - .Mlas Sue Lehew, a;ut fW' first de&ree murder. portunlf; lchool; Dlc1l N-, Mason, retired employe of lbe March II - Mlddleporl P!>llloroy student at llle Red Allchor and Slllfler Stores, Cauncll appiOVed Jeslslalilll to Unlverally of Tulia, par. dies. In Vetera111 Memorial do away with JI8I1DY parking In tlclpaling In the TU Modern Hoopltel. the village al MJddlep«rt. Tile Choir preaented In sis cities and Feb. 17 - Wllllam Henry lout aau!UDIIbi!t will be paid Cl~NING foar !!latea. Ewing, prominent Pomeroy far parldna Is a nlctel. J111. Z2 - Second well being bullneliman and Meigs County March 12- Tile Meigs County driUed by the HunllntJ 011 Co., of coroner lor nearly 35 yean, dies School Dlltrlcl Board of Lakewood, Ohio, on Clarence at Jl:olzer Medical Ceeter. Educallaa turns down llat a Proffltl property; lire gute Feb. II - Brenda Michael request thetll endorse a county The ltlrt at I New Y,Q.r II Iormor Mason Clinic and at. crowned Valentine queen at Income tu for local school always a time for l)f'l.vt new rtso tutlons, for lacl!ed realdence. Southern IIIah School. J1!111!C!101. taking atoc.IC, for starting J111. ZI - Second big gas well Feb. 19 - Mary CarJOY, 13, March 13- Edaon E. Ro!llh, with a clean slat&. So here's 1 thoughHrom o"e driUed in on hillside J!loperty admitted to Holzer Medical owner of Locust Grove Farm, who speclallzes·1n ''clean belonging to Clarence Proffitt, Center for lreatment of injuries Racine, named Gold Star slate-s." Portland. sustained when alruck by an Guernaey Breeder far 111111 by sort throup,h vour JID. 28 - Doug1u A. Seyler, automobile. the American Guernsey Cattle "holiday bHt ' clothing, Ztl, Pomeroy, stabbed lo~r Feb. 211- 1211 Attend lather- Club. Syracuoe fourtb p-aders Check each pJtce · carefully for those IC· limes in the bact with a hunting son banquet of Pomeroy Lodge cbamplona ol a cage tourney cldental liQUid sta·lnt or knife, reported in good CCII· 164 FI:AM. held at Syracuoe Elementary. that s mall spot left bV 1 stray bit of cranberry dillon. Feb. 21 - Dr. Ray Rankin March 14 - Kenneth Harris SIUCI . OddS ar' that ; Jan. 'II - ICHIIcked road Pltkeni1, chief ol atalf at named J.eslonnalre of the year milady's party driitll81, and every man's best1 conditions, most hazardoua ol Veterans Memorial Hoepltel, by memben ol Drew Webster suits, were worn much win!«, resulted in !!1!111erous Pomeroy, and practicing Po!lt31ollbeAmerlcan Legloo. more than usual during .. autwnoblle accldenll and other Middleport osteopathic ~arch U - Mrs. Gary the holidays . · incldenll. physician, named acting county Freeman, Pomeroy, awarded a Don't just tucll.ffl~ back Jan. 21 - Dr. Harold llrpwn, coroner by the hoard of Melp palnllntJ, following lbe em· Into the clont 6n 1 hanger Pwnetoy dentist, cba1nnan of Commisalonors. clulllllolan art iliow sllged at and forget them, One gOCid rule to remember lbe 111119 Meigs County Heart Feb. Z2 - Homer Edwin the J'wneroy NaUmwl Bank. about clo1nes cart Is thlt Fund campaign.. Cook, II, prominent Middleport March 17 - Racine Fui·Valu spots and 1t11ns of whatever kind shouldn't Jan. 311 - Home ol Mr. and resident and businessman more . Markel purchased by the bt allowed to harden and Mrs. Richard Weaver, corner of than 40 yean, dies at Vet«ans Robert Roberta famlly. become fixed In the OUve and Beech Sll., Mid· Memorial Hoepltel. March II - Wllllam Wyant, fabric. That makll them even more difficult to gat · . dleport, gutted by lire. Feb. 23 - Ben J. Spencer, 68, 14, Racine, found guilty of out . J1111. S1 - Todd Snyder and Racine, dies in Holzer Medical manala\!lhler in a first desree John Canine, oulltanding Ohio Cent«. llll!l'1ler lrlal, was taken to a!lo Unlveralty athletes, guest Feb. Zl- Roy T. Kasper, 77, State penllentlary to begin speakers for first meeting of widely known utiUI)' company oervlng a 1-211 year sentence. Meigs Counl7 Fellowahlp of employe, dleo in Veterano March II - Ailsa Walker Christian Athletea organization. Memorial Hoepltel; Middleport wins first place at the Meip ~~~~Malror Council approves plan lor SPelling Bee. Firemen dividing. Into. lots ~roperty .. ~Rs:h:t; r.:~ba~lt ~~leo-~~-~~,, ~~;ii~~,~~it c., owned by the Goeglelp Co. to two Mta: -, :::..... ; I I ' LET'S " TALK DRY Howard ReUslous 3-8 develctp a ten-lot houSing adMr. and Fob. 2 - Barbara White, diFIIonb. 2fl Mrs. Humphrey, Tom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan e. - Art appreciation Tim and~ Lou, of BeDevllle, While Pomeroy named 111119 period observed at Uio Pomeroy Mrs. Paul Betty. Crocker of • ' "1 ~ Teresa of Tomorrow of Melgo High D'Arllste Gallecy, Middleport. ~::;m:;; ~:=~~: ~Y dinner guesta of Mr. Scliool; Paul Parsona, of Feb. 2'1 - Reeae T. West, 11, llir. and Mrs. John Arbaugh. and Mrs. Denver Weber and Burlingham area, employed as successful coal operator, dies at Marvin Walker returned sons were Mr., and Mrs. Oscar ~~ Mlcklleport PoUce Mercy Hoepltel in MI. Vernon. home from St. Jooepb Hoepitel, Feb. 3 - Minor details to be Parkersburg, where he underwent sursery. He Is with Mrs. Doris Marks of Long warted out before bldo invited drowned in diaper pall at home; recovering satisfactorily. Bottom during the Jiolldays. ~=• ~planer:'• he was the son of Charles and en • Judith Stock, Albany, Route 3. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Other gueota ID lbe Marks home Griffith were Salurday guesll of were Mr. and Mrs. James Feb. 4 - HerbGUkeyreolgns lURCH her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers and family of 81 Middleport Chief ol Pollee. -·•-•n- Mrs Lar"'·- ,._ Meigs IIIah School has.a bomb Marcil I - Tile Sonthern Wllllam · Corns of Cansl Win- •........,.~ . · ..,,., uuo. lhreal Local School board orders a cheoter. Marks and the Carruthera Feb 5 Melp IIIah School clo!!ed 110o11 hour far all IChools Mr. and Mrs. Bob Planla and family were all dinner guests of cheelt~ out clear alter officials 1n the dlalrlct. two sons, David and Phl11ij! of Mrs. Maggie Carruthers of receive aecond bwQb threat. Marcil 3 - Kermll Waltoa, .VIenna were Chriltnlu guests Middleport. Feb 8 Annual Boy Seoul Pomeroy )InaJa m•n, named of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Riebel weatisF;, toaliveyeartermontheMelp Grllfltl! and son Joe. llavld'was vlliled with Uioir children and • 713 • • Feb. 1 - Linda Mae Sesrlel, County Board ol Health by the dllcharsed from the Navy alter 1am111es on Chrlslmas Day Mr and Mrs, Robert Thomas' and aecond 1rade student at Meigs County Public Health lour yeora' service. Other family of Cheslre, Mr. and Mrs. Rutland Elementary' was kllled Advisory Council. gueota In lbeGrllflth home were Robert Morton and daughters of wben ltrudt by a car on ber way Marcil 4 - WIDiam Rohr, Steve Cowdery JJI Silver Ridge D-'and Mr and " J-•bome from acbool; Edward F. Ohio Unlveroll)' Athletic and Ray Watson, local. ~... · """· .. w King Pomeroy to head Meigs director, p1nclpa1 speaker at :bel and fllllily of Pomeroy Cou~ty Ame~lcan Cancer lila aU-aporia banquet at Helen Archer apenl 1 Crulade lund drive.. Soulbern 111gb Sebool. tare policy now II 10 awitcb to Marcil 6- Giant Malp In· complete use of llle Instant rewdiyswithMr.andMrs.Don Feb. 1- Jefi Werry, quar~as. lui u it beconles Coleman and Uie family ol , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . aY!IIab!; on ~. Columbu durllig holidays. Tile awildt ~ .• IIIOI!eJ . GUI!illaltho bome of Mr. and Fnemaii said lbe ileparlmenl Mrs. Emeat Whitehead and currti!llt piys •bout :lll.li eenta daughters, Jean, Jane~ ~ull, a poulid for J1411Hn11anl dry on Chrlstmu Day,.... Mr. and mJ!k lorlllied Wlth vlstamlna A Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mary Rulli and D, fllld about 3U eenll a and Joy, Middleport, Mr. and pound fW'.I«IIIied ln!!lanl dry Mrs. BID Meredith, Chuck and milk. Atlhll ra'ie, a CGilyJ!ete Jlo8er, and Becky Lq 'If awlfl#t to. !be, ~~ l>Mtet O.verly, Tim Glaae ol The \ Maximu"' , Coverage ww1d ~ pva-t Pwoei6y,Mr. and Mrs, Danva: ' ,, ...II lor !IOiifatdry milk dona- Weber, Da.td and Mark, and For EACH DEPOSITOR in ' The Ilona by abotat. fl mlllloo a Mr. lnd Mtl. W1m11 ~ \ j, • year, . -111'1. L. B.lli .. . :~arm~· !: Homemaker ~~~ ~.-st!"!:U:: := 1 ciO.iiei~ ' March 31- Bumlng permill In ntralareaa ol Meigs ordered slopped. ~b..:.o:: ::::~~~~ M~:~~!ct;~lng ~~~p~~~ maker al jeepe, purchaaes lbe adjacent former Imperial Electric Plant building. Ann ML'CIIntock and Harold Burke = CALL OR 'BRING' IT TO • • • • ' cLrANrns . J:"::u~~~the 216 L SEco• March II- Tile Rev. Thomas A. Cleland, 78, Racine, died In the Pleasant Valley Boepllal. March 24 - CbarlM W. .. POaEIOY PH.· ....., "2: J421 . ~-... . "ilii'lllii~'· We can't know where we're going if we don't know · where we are. .• • • .• . Mrs . • •• '• • •• ' !nsuri~~ farmers Bank & savings to., a Member of , :.t:DIC, Hots ~-~ ln- tfle c~eased Ttf' •• '• . . . l "t• I .I[, •. ;-:- ' • '~·! ,,.,j·,;·,~·· ,. ,, ' Such is our job'as we ~it., We are ~.ni to do ~t .. well and to do it better all the time. . .. · ' • 310015 NEW FURNtn•i 34.9.95 tlood preuure work for 1n11e bou·twe•. Diets Provided We are a citizen of each community we-serve and , ~e an activtl part in, its $ffairs, Like aJ1Y ,oth~ Citizen,, we -:v•nt our neighbo~s ~ thin~,w~ p:(,,. ·"oft'••'-'' · us. Bestdes, 1t makes good bus~ness-sense. ~~ ~~ *';·: only prosper as- the commumty prosi*S li!O we f help it thrive in every ·way i . .· Now side str., ot MASON lerb!& prieumonla. ' Jan. 11- Steering committee ll8llled to ,.....INIJ'I way to 101.. MeiP CouniY'• Overall 5 ~ al )bOMelp MaraUder dultrlll npa1!'11cwo Pf*1jcta11 Howard, ., !feW . . . . . . . loollla1lle!IDI awll'ded a gran~ dwii!t. the llll1lllil PrGcrw. ~ ldllld Wlltlle ln,uJ ~by Marietta Ripclrl mMIIntl at Pwoeioy ...... ...,.. Il!!ari well 'l'rinll7 Church. Paul 8mlrl /II (:• Felber Fl Ill ", drilled'*! .118roldJIGullt farm, pndlcli thet Meip Counly wiD ......,.,.. · , lbe United SIAtel Filii liid PDrt!aiid ,.....,, have lbe largest Wldeqround lfarch • - .....,.. WQdllle Dlplrtment •II•~ In reb: lo - Paul Panona ap. Cl!l1 mine In 1te world to be 1lndim duatp lcllciD 1 Pwoeioy to place rat po11pn at pointed acting chief o1 pollee .r.. located 1n Uio Rutland .. .... Uio IW'IIItl' Middleport dump a i!Wl!Y period by Middleport Mardi 1 - 1'1-...llntl ..u. In .. lbe ·Prkt' ::"a.:::~=ttedJ. ~~ w:; :!:'er~"'~~ ,,, , Our job is generating electricity and getting it to where it's used. We're in this business because it is concerned with the supply of a fundamental requirem~nt of modern living, because it's an honorable one, because we like it, and because we want to earn a living at it; Keno Ridge boate wiD be permUted to travel on lt. No aw1miDinl ,wiD be permitted. The lodge and ca])lna w01·e eaUmated to coat $3 million to build. ' Poor Families' Park ProU... ~phaleoftheproject, .Mi elk N ed d e · . e e In to help you . live better Electrically Eden News wldch coat t}.ll mlllloo, in· cludeaa 2kCre lalte now partb' linlllled and a new road from a!lo SM. Tile lake wiD be mainly uoed lor water 1q1plles, but llllal1 MadJcaJ Ceeter. . \ Jan. 1J- MlddJepGrt V11lage Couneil. ~dopt $117,1211 ap. proprlatlon~ ordinance lhlit Included 1i111U aalary Jncro w, IIIIOUIIIIq to al!oat llvecenllonthehour, toalmoat all town employs~. . Jan. 14 - WIWam Napier, Meip CGunl7'• oldeat resldmt, va Pomeroy, 3, are announcing lbe birth of a daughter on Dec. 31al the Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolls. The four pound, sis ounce, baby has been named Angela Marie. Grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Wal~r Hollman, Chester; and Mrs. and Mrs. Edmond Grueoer, Whittier, Colli.; and the sreatgrandparenta are Mrs. Lelah FUnt, Whittier, Calif.; Mrs. Stella Grueoer, MlneraviUe ; and Mrs. Ella Douglas, Chester. Beain!l Soon By Gletma 8. MJihOSD Mr. and Mrs. Errol Conroy, Hugh, vlalted over Chriltmas with his mother, )(ta. Allee Dodson. While here , Mn. Dodson entered the Veterans Memorial Hospital for a majOr oporatkl!. Mr. and Mra. Maynard Bahr were Chri.slmas dinner guest. of lbelr aon, Mr. and Mrs. Cosh Baht of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Elaine, Tony and Mikel, a~ · ~nded the get-lo-gelher of nlatiYea Sunday at the allidence of Mr. and Mrs. ,_pup smlth at Pomeroy. ' lira. Allee Dodaoi1 received' JNI'd lbi!t her btolher-in.law1 ........ Ferguson, husband or /t)IIJt Conroy at Hwltington, and ·~r brolller·ln·law, Gordon l!:riaJ, hd>and of Daisy Dod· 11111; of Springfield, passed away )Ill week. Melp' PI well burn1i!1 111 blowing al! on Uio Wllllam McKelvey WID near Pw1land. Jan. 1-Mta. RUioell (Jane) Brown, R.N• .o1 Pumeroy, is llllp l:ounlf'• · llr!!l puhlle HealIll Tube~culolla Nurae; $601,000 approved lor Pwoeioy'a .,.... pnject; a aon, born to~~~'· arid>Ml'l. Jerry D. Eada, Rutland, declared oolnner al the Flrsl Bab)' oltbe Year CGDteal. Jan. 7- Flames 111ft leaping from a pil at the lite ol the biggest fU weD believed ever hit In IOIItheastem ()blo and perhapo, In Ohio~ County SUpt. o1 llcbc!oll Robirt BDwen to coordinate a four..county' nile ' Of all Of the questions ell· ganese. The "peeling" was ·to this colunia, • the · due to a lamination effect re. following ·wll'j! aaked diost suiting from poor homogenl· . ofte~J-and alnee they inay zatlon In the melt. , ' c!>llle up .again In 11170 they · Q-1 have a eDver 19l1 . bear repnntlns: Lln<oln cent. What Ia It · · Q-1 have an 181'1 flve-eenl worth? · pl~e In' uled eon..UO. aDd my hl'tllller t,aa toe wllll the A-There were no copper aame date IIi uclnulated or silver Lincoln cent. Issued etadiii!ID, llut ~ are rays by the mint In 1943 A few VI (!I'GIIrll!ll to ~ tra1n1n11 .. Joetween eaeh iCar OD hl1 COpper pJanchets did Slip lor letehen lntere!!lad in the eel!~ a~d a o De .oa mine. through from the 1942 issue field olljlectil edueaUCII. 'll'lllc!h eae 'll 'eouterlelt! but most are accounted for. Jan. I - Es-Poatmaater ~- A-ProbablY neither. The Silver cento hearing thai Jamu Walter Waddell, Mid· 1886 nickel wl)h raya on the date-unless stamped on a d1eport, dies In llolzer lledlca1 reveroe waa also minted for dime planchet-were fabrl· a abort per\od In 1887, but cated outside of authorized Center. Jan. I - Mrs. Jane Walton the design was not well ac- minting facilities and are be&lna dutlea u Pomeroy cepted by the pub II c and considered unlawful. VIllage Clerk succeedlrll Mrs. later ln. tliat ·~arne year tho Q-Now thalallver coolent Edna Schoenleb, clerk lor lbe rayi were removed. eobta have beta dl~conllnued Q-Why did lbey dlaeon·. wkere can they be aold at a pasl II ysara, who resigned; tlnu tle Dal pole OD lbt profit ami how Ia th)s proUI lluh gas and oO lire tbrealened dome Of Moatkello-Jeffor· determined? Ia 11 true the majOr dlauler In the Portland '"I•'• liome om·the reverse of Joveroment "Ill redeem but was under control fie lde,RIT !heae C o I D 1 it the lOin( shw1ly Iller II ltarted. . '·A~There .to no flag pole on prlee I'll' aUver? Jan. 10..,. Two story frame Monticello·- either on the A-+lA!t's take !hal question home llid contenll owned by b)/lldlng llleU or Ill likeness one part at a 11me. First, on· ~ J:~trerson nickel. What there are sev'!J'al firma over Frank Farley near Langsville you may be referring to is. a the country offering to 15 dealroysd by fire, Jan. 11 - Tlieodoi'e T. Reed, die-break running !rom the per cent over face va ue lor dome to 'the Iipper rim on the all coins will! a 90 per cent Jr., president of Tho Farmers wa,rtune. n I c ke 1 lasiled at silver content but -they will Bank and Savings Co., and Siil Francllco. It runs' dl· Dot accept small i~ and the Edison Hobetetter, prulde:nt ol r~tly through the large let· seller must pay the shipping ter"S cailsing it to appear as costs and Insurance lees 81D8 a dollar sign or as a nag Since the Treasury lifted t~ • ~le. melting han s:lver coins are Q-loa'l It true that the 10 disappearing almost as fast c~e~ w a r II me al c h h as •the:( were minted and if it laaJIOI) lletweeu IM! and continues for another six Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence son and Mr. and 1MI w ere aetuallY lllver· months, a coin with a market plaiH? I have aeea 10111e value of 1~ per cent will be Mrs. m, and abowllll lbla plate Mrllally worth 10 times that amount daugh~r of peelft away. ln.flve years. 'IIIIIIIJ.thelr A-D~I.· \Yorlll, War II,~ ~nrWJJt9nse to IIJe last P•i 'l'frl· t . 't:.-'I:JGi!!a'•li.. ..f sllvor ®n~ldeiid!-arce 1 o th,t qqestioJ)I~no--abs oiler tha weekend. materldt- litid 1M'" ffl -cent I not. 'TM governme "t • Mrs Lilly Lee Shultz pl~e from ~ toot was Will accept discontinued coin· · !--"~ and Mrs Lea Jean iuued li! an alloy 58 per age at face value only-and uuu, • C!!nt copper, 35 per cent then only through the Fed· Hawkins of Columbus, Mr. and silver and g per cent man- eral Reserve banks Mrs. Harold Parker and family · of Coal Grove, Ohio, and Mr. ai!d Mrs. Weoley Arbaugh of =:.~~311~~ Street maintenance was espected. to be the dly's blggeol problem because ol Icing conditions and a light accwnulaUon of ...,. espected. today. Tile !1111111'1 conlract expired laal Thursday and it has de1D811ded tho same increase in sslarles aa that which will be pm to poUee and firemen when their new contract is reoolved. Thesafetyforeedre liking a mnlm•IIDpay of$10,0tltla year, but have remained on 111e lob during negotiations. The ell)' has offered the blue Those spending Chrlatmas collarworlrersdpercmtralae Day with Mr. and Mrs. Alva ww~anddtyhall , deaplte fW' all cJal'lllcaUO!ll, which Holsinger Sr. were Mr. and 1 l4mpW'IrJ rellraining order ww1d he below that oftered lbe Mrs. Sol Bigley and Eddie, Mr. JP'IIIIBI the city ohorUy before unllormed men. and Mra. Robert Webb and lte Wllkout deadJine . Tile same union went on Laura Jean, Guysville; Emma O•nnm Pleas Judge Ralph lllrlke lor three days In January Van Meter, George Curtis, P. Jfah- lsaued Uio injunction 1818 In a wage dlapute. Roberta, Doris, David and lrxlillln1 a walmul Ia acRobert Dewey, Belpre ; to llle alate'• Geraldine Holslnser and ,....._. kt, which mateo J~Aleshla, Mr. and Mrs. Alva ilrlkel cbJ public employe• Holalnger Jr., Paul Wayne and UJeaal '" Bradley, Clinton Hololnger, 'Die dl7 p.- into effect a Carol Hollinger, Mr. and Mrs. ..W iifplaltl to cui the ellect ~Winnie Hollinger and Douglas, ol llle walkout. Dll1trlcl ~ Raymond Holsinger and LeRoy poll ., 111ft to tab over LOGAN, Ohio (UPI) Forrester . .._of wwt:buuM guards and w o n o1 a lodeo and 41 .pal! • - were to aerve as e~blnlln Uio Old Man's Cave . , . . there. Tile city In- park ""' IICOII!I phase o1 a dDntar apelle!l to Uio more tban f4 million public wid1e garbqe waa not recreatlmll dmlopmenlln the oallec:ted 1locking Slate PiriE, wiD begin when -Iller paiDII&. The lodje wiD provide dining lacillllei, alwiQDing pool and meeting rooms, but no liVing News Notes ' t~ted Cincinnati Workers lee:.:.~'· . , ~".:J"' ... ......h... .. . Dec., 31 Annoonced . rnrike ·at Mlu1fJH' t · Mr:. ,;,;i·~Rou~: j~· a.,;~ .;; ~ co.-- ' Pick of Year's · Questions Birth of Daughter aNCINNATI (UP!) - About t,IIIO municipal workera In Ollo'ltblrdiar(!estdl)'wenlon llllb at mJdniiJbl Sunday alter conlloet talks with tho city rlldlad a plem•le. lblll1 1,100 ol the workers, me~Jlben ol the Municipal Employea Union Diltrlct Council 51, voted 9·1 to ..th~rlae the atrlke, alter neaollaton failed to reach . . . - 1 d!&'lng a 5\!o hour lilt- mllluto JDMiing &mday. Plcbll were especled to appear •ar"' today al .n deputmmll involved, in· cbdnl blglnrays, walerworka, 1arba1e collection, the '. '' ~ . Reductio, ~~:t1L~1is: Birth Announced PAST ~";.;.';7;;,. ~. Sixth Child a Son Bom in No~ ~ ' Family Together On · · . GNtiey Waters, grandloll al Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Clarke, Sr., New Ha-, wiD be ap. pearing on the General Electric College Bowl televlliCII show on JID. II. . . Son alCol. (Retired) 1lalph R. Walen and Mrs. waten, the former Kathleen Clar~e, Columbus, Ind.; Geoffrey was oeloeled as an ofllctal member ol 1be panel from Vanderblll University where he Is a aenlor this year. Before going to Mrw:~~~cller I &•U!11 C&NTER PI'&, 7:311 ........, llllblllt the ichool: 'nJB8DAY CHESTER COUNCIL . 323, Ne Y , n~ llauchlers ol AmeriCa, ?:311 w ears .,.,, Tueaday nlglil at the baiL Jn. """-' "" ; lf.lllalilll ol alibi a, Willi Ill' Tile trl!di""""! New ,,.. I olllcen to wlllte unlfarml. Day Ptlierlnl of the Harry MIDDLEPORT FloAM Lod8e Plclteaa,fllllily held at !be No liS 'l'ueld8y· 111 Master 'home ol Mr. UC!-¥n· Wlmll · ' · Plckeaa· Reedavllle Masoal Au.q.ilnl~ ..;., Md lolrL ~y SHAKESPEARE WIWamMINilllli;Chack,boine Clu~ l:3ll WedneadaJ, bo1ue o1 from Ohio State Unlvetalt; and Mrs. ~ W•mel'> Jloller,.,ol !!efeN; ~· 1}111 CHOm IIEHEARsAL, 7,30 Mrs.llliold S,uer, Mary Rulli p.m. WedNiday Trinll7 United and Joy, ~ RGute I; ChurCh o1 ~. . . Mrs. Klll1r)>n ilieti, Belpre; BIG BEND Neighborhood · Mrs. ,LJie lialdenon and Kay, Girl Sc,ut alrvlce leam Mr, ilnd Mra. Ernul 1r11n1n11 oeuton, 10 a.m. tq 2 Whl!eJwad,Jaan,Janell!dJull, p.m. WeoDaday, St. Andlawa and Mr. vldinclandlltiMar.·,llartVflr Chun:h, ParllenburS W Va Weber, lla •· of,Meigs Area.Even's in 1969 JANUARY 1. ..:.: ; Jloilald tile '-'01 Nailwtll Banll, ....._,; M(ddlllport 1lllrti a ~ • .naiiVt of ~th, annoaneed ,llankAm~rlcard, landfill dump II! .S.Iia~ury . . . - admlnlllralof ol wiDhelrilllAied'*iYI!IIWch. ~. . ·• V - lll-'aJ lfoiPI!aJ, Jan~ 12 - Bartlett DID, Jan. II - ~ ftom the Jill, l ,.. Reaer Epplo electe!l P,meroy, elleo In Hol~r Ohio ~'of HIIItb illd I : : : : : , : - - Teq!le . - - - - - -- -- - -- - -- ' - - ....,,ly ' ' ' '' ' We means you, too. You and your kids, your old fo lks, your friends. That' s who the U.S. Census is fo r. All of us. We ne.ed your fa cts and figures to pion enough schools, housing, roads, health servi ces, iobi, Aiso, congressmen and state legislators ore all ocated according t~ pop~lb tion. · Be sure to · flU in your Census Form. , It's iust '· oboul the biggest little ,blow any one man con strike for dembtrocy. " · ' , . ' ., '"~·I ~~ ' ~ q: jH wt..,, w.'r• iOillf ' know wh.,_ We ca,.'t ~/1+.~ 1 If ~. don't :Jh 1• f.· ~ wt OM. · l ~ I �\ .. • '.· ' • - The Dally Sentinel, Middlt·po•·t-Poo~eroy. o.,.lan. >, 1970 .. Find. Ma~y Many Bargain-s .I n;' , Senti,~~~ · Want Ads·, B'lackmarket • '• Attracts Gl Bug-Outs '. •'. . Pi•eroy 2 OF ~A lilY I \ t 'j -' MOtor .CO~~ i !. "' ' .' I .~ ·' ·t ' ' ', ..- White over red f inish, like new tires, 292 cu. ln. 6 cyl. .j " r • _, . ... . ' ··~· · ,.. /. .· $5.55 . : -GUARANTEED. PHONE 992-2094 ; Notice 'SERYIGf,. . . For.The Fastest · ·SeiYice DAY or NIGHT .. . . CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE @) Sale · .· Oeland Realty TITI~w~ ,. has a chance ..- encounter with a ... nervous young American soldier in Saigon which makes him wonder about the scope of U.S. desertions in -- - ' Vietnam--~How many? Where do they go? What becomes of them? He finds that . .. ly TOM TIEDE NEA Staff Correspondent SAIGON- !N E A )Recently an American news· man browsing in a t•welry ltore on the edge of t Is cl~ waa approache:l by a ta , nervous youth who said he waa a Gl. The two ezchanged routine cooversation, mostly about noth!'* and the soldier In· vlted t e newsman to dinner . The meal was a mess. The y o u n g serviceman just picked at his. And he didn't utter a word all through. Finally, after eating, the lad began talking. He asked U the newsman had his press card along. The newsman l8ld be did. Ab~Uy , the Gl oftered to buy t for '100 cuh. The offer was surprising. For one thing such a trans· • action Is illegal. And why would a Gl need civilian I.D. anyway? 11 lln't it obvious? " the sol- dler ezplained. Ho paused. "I've left my unit." It was Indeed obvious. The nervous Gl was a deserter. He said he had been serv· IDg In a nearby Armllogisties outllt, got "sick o ever~ and went absent wit • out eave. Had he gone hack within 30 days, be woold have been punlthed mere!~ for AWOL, a relatively m or offense. But now he was legaUy a daerter. uSo," tbe Gl said, •\J got to 1et me some ldentiflca· !loll. I ala'.t going back to no jaU or that. I'm gonna lose mYRif." tbinf T HOBSTEJJ£1 I E LJY PI • a...., ~ng to military ata- ' ljll'l ·lie r v I c e here every l =Ill (a total of 1,782 in •: . - ). Fuw If any of them , remain In the country- r WHOLESOME SHOW.IS MOMEWdllt:l INTJ:MtJI'IJ:D 6'1 1074- COMM~FICiAIS AND !lOa SPOT ANNOUNCE· MENTS- I!AIJl'1 LANIS. FIND A 131RL FRIEND )<OIJR OWN AGE. .~JS. DILLY ! THAT u rn..: GOLD DIGGER I& TAKING HIM FOR Al.L HES Gar! hmoESTI«..SHING Hllwt8EJ.F AS RULER OFA,ROI~HIIJ.· lOP ALI£Y ~ ~usr SEmEl> llQWj TO EN..IOf HIS NEW A:lL.£ Otli.Y TO DISCOVER, /ItA TH& SUN SETS ... .... ., •· 11IE BORN LOSER ~f'J)(j( 00' ~ IIJ ~QI?E'I) TAI.K /leOUT Q:l/,(tmll~~... CHIPWOOD $6.00 Per T• ------ --------..,.-- --=· - ---'-- - ----- ~;;,~~~~t.. ~:::: Tot••· r. c Losan: . · "'- '*" m--• ' · lllllej, about 150 aoldlera de· THE 'IOM"t/ ED u-':,fer ' ' ILAOJIIUR$ ·Pets .• WHAT AILS 'IE? EXPERT · · ' · WhHI -~~~~-~nt · Po111eroy Motor Co. ILVINEVI! • i . , . . . , . , . . . . . . &.... INCOME tax sorvl<e, dally · From lheLarpat-Tl"'dl ex<:ept Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 .., Bulldctoer Rldlltor 'fO p.m . Evenings by lp· the &noliell Hoat.r . ,. I ; Malo.;.....,.,, C). , pOintment. Mrs. Steven c- · ,._ .. J IWandl) Eblin. Laurel Clttt Road on Rt. 7 bypass. IUl fol'l~ent or Sale .: DAY 992·2151 1 301 2 FAMILY HOUSE. 2U 'Race , '" < Ph. 992-2143 Peot~~er NIGHT 992-7324 OPI!N EVI!S. 1:00 P.M. St., Mlddlo\>Orf. Phlint 9P2· : -''"'=· ' -' · -,...;, · -· ~-;.,.,..u POMEROY, OHIO V-W PARTS In stock. Import ' 3259. ! L.-------------~----..J. ! auto ropolr. Service by ep11-9-60t<i polntment only. Open 6 p.m. For Rent to 9 p.m., Phone 992·2717, WANT AD For INFORMATION it works. Some U.S. desertGravel Hill Garage, John COMFORTABLE sleeping AKC Pomoranltin p ppi.S s;5 DIADLINIS ers have now been profitably 5 P.M . Day aetore Publication Krawsc;:zyn, 300 Broadway, ~. T wi.urnace hoot. Phone Direct delcendon~ or ' v.~ . lost in Saigon for more than Middleport, Ohio. Monday Deadline 9a .m . _ -6tc Houstrs Champion, a S3,1100 a year. cancellation & Correctlont l-4-3tp 12 21 Will be accepted until 9 e.m . for dog. Phone 304-421-60d0. The risk, however, is Dey of Publication 12-31-3tp great. The military police RUBBER STAMPS made to UGULATIONS here routinely check Ameri· The Publisher reserwes the order. 24 hour service. For For Sale Real Estate For Sale cans (civilians or otherwise) right to edit or relect anv ads' more Information call Dwaln side combat zone. Not very for legal I.D. And there Is de-em ed oblec tional. The or Wilma Cosio, Portland, TOPPER lor pickup truck. NEW. HOMES FOR SALE. Wo . will not be responsible 1 Phone 9P2-6<91 . have boltutiM ~ av11toblo · many of them manage to always the chance that a publiSher Ohio. tor more tt~an one Incorrect t-utc ... will build on yoiH"o. Sampto l skip for home. So the major- jealous Vietnamese black- Insertion. 1·2-JOip ity come to Saigon to lead marketeer will turn a U.S. ------homeo otrqdy built lor yovr I RATES For Want Ad Service 11J69 GREGORY hou1t traitor. lnljlldlon.C.ItA. t L.Io.Let ' their fugitive existence. black-marketeer over to the 5 cents per Word one Insertion 12 root by 60 toot. 2 bedrooms. Construction, pltont 9P2-~. Military authorities say fuzz. Minimum Charv• 7Sc Female He I Wanted ·, . Call m -3397. 11·12-llc they do not know how many Thus, in general, desertion 12 cent• per word three P 1-ol-6tp deserters are in Saigon right Is seldom a permanent state consecutive Insertion s. NEED MORE money? Earn11 cents per word she con now, but guesses go up to in Saigon. Military personnel Insertions. lngs unllmltl!ld tor · part or 1953 FORD tractor, Golden 1,000. officers believe that about IE ecutlve 25 per cent Discount on paid full time. Write The Dally Some can manage to get one in every 3,500 troops ad$ and ads paid within 10 days. Sentinel, P.O. Box 729, Jubilee. Good ohapo. Phone 773-5157 Milson. POMEROY - Rt. 7 - tO ocros, by for a w bile with their deserts every 30 dars-b.ut CARD OF THANK S D.o. Ohio L OBITUARY . rvmoroy, . 1p 12-31-61c 2 atory frame, remodeled, 2 regular identification, plus most are back In thell' units SLSO for 50 word min imum . 12·31-6 baths, utility room , ~ forged passes or orders . But within three mo~ths. Each additional word 2c. · lttdrooms. · the long term bug-QIIts must For this reason, U.S. offlRATS, MICE ellmltiflod BLIND ADs • Help ~~~-nted equlp themselves with new cials In Vietnam have never Additional 25c Cherge per ftG forever. GET STAR, 2'h ttl.. POMEROY - MULBERRY ~uslness Services 1 $15 ;93... 87 WAS commission AVE. - 2 slary fremo, 2 identities. worried much about the Advertisement . $1 .69. Eborsbaclt Hardwire, apartmanll, built-In kllchen READY-MIX CONCRETL OFFICE HOURS id f II Sugar Run Milt, Picken's To do this, the deserters steadily growing desertion S:JO a .m. to 5:00p .m . D•lly, PI our 1ver1ge u H.m e has everytfllng, basament, delivered right to 1yourl twrdware, Mason. invariably go to lbe black -rate here. They say they are s : JU a .m . to 12 :UU Noon salesmen nationwide lilt control 'hilling. protect. Fa stand 111y. FrHi ytlr. We need good man over 12·30-301p market. Anything can be ob· concerned about it- but not saturday . RACINE RESTAU~ANT­ utlmates. Phone tH-3284,. ot0 with car to take short auto tained lbere for a price. And overly anxious. In excellent condition; all Goegleln Ready-Mix Co . trlpo ""r Pomerlly. Air Mill the price of a new Identity As one authority puts It: POOOLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ' Notice Middleport, atlo. , . :· E. H. Read, Pros., American miniature, t75 lnd up. Stud • ,qulpmont and building •. RACINE THE TILE can be as high as $2,000 "I suppose we could put AUCTION ovary Friday ril•ht· Lubrlconll Co.. B01 696, 6-30-ttc service end grooming. Phone ' BUSINESS ROOM - ceiling Amencan money. out frantic dragnets every • Dayton, Ohio <15«11 . 992-54(1. To pay for it, and· support now and then. But. why ~Inning Nov. 21 at 7 p.m . ges healor, Hied floor, toilet, AIR . CONOITIO,.IN.G, Old Auction Hoult, Laurel 11·3-tlc ld h largo tot. himself In genera I, a de- s ou we? They (the desert- cnrr. For"t Geor•e, Auc. T B Rotrlgoratlon wvlce. Jo<k'o serter must not only deal ersl aren't going anywhere. • Wanted 0 uy HENRY CLELAND, Broker Rotrlger'lllon, New Haven. with but deal in the black They may fose themselves, ' ~llon_eee _r_._ _ 1_1_ · 23_-_rrc~ AWNINGS, storm doors llld Offfco·• 992-2259 Ph""t 182·:1079. market. maybe even make some,19550R56Ford, 2do<lr •.ardlop. windows , carports. Ra. - 992-2561 There are oJI number of money- but for bow long? A DUE TO ILL IIEALDI, the Will pay $1011 lor ..,,. In good marqutel, blown and belt 1-4·3tc ways to do so. couple months? A year? Laurel Cliff Auction HolM ! shape. Contact Eugene Insulation. Elmer White, HARRISON'S' 'fv· AND - AN;· •· to ob'·in U.S. dolEventually thev will alwa.ys will be cloeed unW further 11\orrlson, Rutland, aller 5 sa lot reprnentaflve. For free TEN One ,. "' I d b k ' th notice lllimatts, phone Charlll NA SERVICE. Phone . Iars from friends back home w n up. ~c m e,;serv•ce · p.m. Lisle, , Syracuse. v. v. 9112-2522. (via the malls, usually) and -and In ]atl besides. l.wtc 12·21-l:ttp' John10rt and Son, tnc. 6-10-llc 1 then p e d d le the money 5 1 tic for nearly three times the . Uppel811D8 VACANCY tor two elderly - - : - - - - -- -·-·_ A CIGARETTE vending ' people. Prolar prlvete pold C~~~~••~::~~~~~c. ~~~::= . · GI!O. HOISTETTER,· machln" and oervlc... ABC local and legal currency exchange rate. ByMn. EveiJallrictiOI patients. Phone Milson, 773. or call M. D. Miller, Rt. ' · NEW GAS furnace lnotalled, 1 ACRE - i roomo, garage, Enterprises, Milson, W. Va .. IPI9th\!< is IQ.p\lf~ase regMr. and,.~. R. K. Rowan 5185. 10-8-llc Pomeroy, phone 9P2-621t . :;~m1~11'1.• , avalla~e,, Phq QU!bull~lngs, $2.5410. Phone 773·554. 6·9••rc lilel;•.·Poat .EJchanga .ltems spent~• wltll Mr. and · tWILL plck up merctoandllt '· 26-tlc ro. to.rtti NPDERN,- 3 ~1' " baiJ:I,, ''- : · ,.~ · · . ' · " · ~f'~~~~s~~~:;tm.:;,7. Mn. James Daniels ol Mid· and take to auction on 1 Emploument Wanted · ;,· 5~~H~2f'· ·~1:::0.,,;,,, S!!PTIC tanks cleanld. Millar form) and then deal them dleport. Other guests and percentage basis. Call Jim • BEAUTIFUL colonial mapltl bath, basament, 16,5110. , ::;ltatlon. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. Adams. auctioneer. Rutland. WILL DO Ironing In my home. stereo. AM&FM radio 5 BEDROOMS - Bath, cottar. .JOJS. to the alley markets for relatives in the Daniels home 2-12-tlc three or four times list price. was their grandson, Crls Phone742~1 . 9-23-llc Phone 742·3842. teoturlng ' speakers and Two lovet loll, Sl1,f00. A third Is to get hold of Withee, Mr. and Mrs. RusleU _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1·_ol-31c automatic 4-apaed record HtlonorVtrgiiTNionl, dtanger. Balance $84.30. Uae ASSOCIATES guns, television sets, radios, Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Ed lns11anca motorcycles - or anything Rasgerly, Mr. an!! . 1\!rs. ·Dorst and family spent Wanted our "budget payment t~. 992-UU AUTOMOBILE tnoiH"ance been else American-and seD ell· WDiiltm Slump, and Mr. and Christmas wltll the Dorst's Call 9P2·335I. · 12·29-61c cancelled? Loat your 12·29-61< reetiy to Vietnamese con- Mn. Robert MUla, aU ol Mid· daughter, Pauline, in Colum..,... . . operator's license? Call m 2966. somers for easy and enor- cDeport. bus. Their other daiJ8hter, Mr. 1111111 STEREO.RADtO combl , Business Services mous profits. Mrs. Ethel Stout and and Mrs. Eugene Story of .-rn walnut. Full terao 6·15-llc Complicated as aU this Is, datJIIhler, Mr. llld Mrs. Frank MarysvWe, Ohio, Joined them sound producad by~, ors, FOR HIRE - New trencher water line, cesspool drains, 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - alao lett the day. turntable plays all , . ~; to 12 wide. Paul Anderson, NDTICE OF APPOINTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Balance $76.10. U11 our b Case No. 20.241 IV\IIson, W.Va. Phone nl-5718 E11ate Of Clair Karr OtCHifll . Barnett and son Roger, Poles term&. Call 9P2-3352. Notice IS hereby OIYtn thll 12·29-61c otter 3:30or 9-49-3915 Racine. Marouerlle returned home after a couple of E . karr of 4-29-tjc Mlrittrsvllle . Meigs weeki' visit with their son, Mr. Maximum County, Ohio, tJ•s been duly •PPOirited 1969 SEWING machlno, ultd and Mrs. Ronnie Barnett In Diameter lust a lew times, fully SEE NEIGLER 8 ltdl , EKOcutrlxof tilt EotoiHI Clolr TeiWI. u ng . Kerr, deceesed, late of Sutton equipped to zig-zag, makes 10" on Supply lor building _ you r( Township, MtlGI Coun!i';". Ohlo. Mr. and Mrs. WU!ord Tipple buttonholes. overcast, ap- home. Call Guy Nelgler · · Creditors are recaulred to file and daiJ8hlers of Athena limite / argest End Roclne o ' their claims with said fidUciary pliques and many embroidery 5, visited their parenta, Mr. and • · w.lthln four monthl. designs . Will sacrifice for 3-28-ttc Dated 1hls 2tlh day ot Mn. Clarence Nichols. only $34.40 cash price or -:-::-- - - - - - December 1969. Mrs. Nelael Weatherman terms may be arranged. F . H. O'Brlen C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Probate Judge or said co.,nty Phone 9P2-2685. spent Christmas with her Complait Service 111 5, 12, 19 - 3tc 1·2-61c brother, Mr. and Mrl. Eldred Phone 9-49-3821 Grimes of Athena. Racine, OhkJ By ROGER DOUGHTY DELIVERED TIMOTHY HAY, Joe Wippel Miss Linda Spencer of Crttt Bradford NOTICE OF A~PO.IIITMINT near Five Points: Phone 992TO BOOK NOOK-Haq In lbere, Grete••• Ragel, your copy Warren College, N. C., 11 , CIM No . 20f-44 5-1-tlc 6<10. of "How lo Get a Teea-Age Boy ud Wballo Do Wllb Him apending lbe holldaya here wltll . OHIO Estate or l:~ith Titus, CitctaHd. . 1·2-61p When You Gel Him" Is on the waJ. Gretchen, wbo Uvea In her parents, Mr. and Mnt. Guy PALLET CO. Hallet Is hereby given that SEWING MACHINES, Ropolr RetevDie, Mleb., bu tblt preblem, wblcb Is she's 16, Bertha,Lasher of Rutland, Ohio. HAY FOR SALE. Phont 9P2· ltl'l(lca. all maka. 9P2·22&1. haa "llralay, good lookiD' 1111d ldbda sweet:" (Would Grelchea Speneer. . , been duly tppolnttd Ad· On Rt. 33 Mr. and Mra. Stanley Gary 6227. Tho ~abrlc ~· Ponttt oy. mtntatratriK of tflle Est.te of lie about aomeWag Ule that? Never.) Bullhe caa'tland a Phone 992-2689 1·2-121p Aulhorized .Stnpr Sates an4 Edith Titus, dtctastd, late of boy frtead-alleall one abe wanta. Goes around allralleing and "'"' of Florida apent a lew Service. We Shlrpen .sctssora. Rvtltnd 'f.ownthlp, Meig s days here wltll her parents, Mr. "aU tlnd1 of creeps," jull to IJIW thlng1 wone. But l_riO Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio: ' . 3-29-tk County, 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, SsGo. Atoo will bring an end to aU that as Youtb Beat otritea again. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman. Then Creditors art requli'td to tue A-t condition, model 371 their claim• .wlth .JIId fj du~ IM'Y they toot Mr. and Mn. C!arlell . ·~ GOOD OLD DAYS-Long record titles were really in Betzing and aU spent D1rillmu Ithaca pump gun, 12 gauge, RON'S FLOOR and tile, within four months. t D•t•d· ' th'l• 31st d•y ·1 or •tyle in those long-ago days, or so report.! Nanc~ Galbroith lull choke. t70. Jolin JtHen, . liathroom ' and kitchen: December 1f69. •1 rtmodlllng, lfMII, eddHiono:. who lives in Che~k, Pa. Back in the dJJy• wherl Rlek Day with Mr. aDd Mnt. Dana For Rent phone 992-6n3. . F. H. O'flrJen can 1<12·5539. Nelson was dJJing more toddling than pickin' and singin' Hollman, Jr., and 111111 Sleven GROUNu II..,, 5 room apartProbatt Judo• of sa let' County 1-2-61c · 3·29-llc (II 5, 12, " - 3tc his dod._pme, was turning out dimlilre "I'm Looking tof.. and Mr. and Mn. C!arlell men! In Racine a croll from a Guy who Play• Alto and Baritone, Doubles on Clarinet Hoffman and 11011 ol RuUand. Junior High School. Albert WORLD BDOK EN-., r-""::;:-'.....;...,......._,...,...---~·.:.. · ·:__,--:-'....:,.~ and Wears a Size 31 Suit" and "I've Got That 'Oh What an They aU _ . joiDed there by Hilt, Phone 949-2261. Easy Job You've Got, All You Do Is Wave a Stick' Blues." Mn. Stanley Gary'l twil) ttltter, 1-2-61< Nancy alto rt~nembers Ragmond Scott's "A Dedicato'll Mr. aDd Mrs. ltennelh llavldaon 2~ . Piet:e for the Passengers and Crew of the Fir~t Rocket and family oi.COiwnbus. FURNISHED 2 bedi'GOIII, first 12·23-301c Ship to MaT8" and a ditty called "I've Got Tear• in My ~n woman n~J(!ed rest~~J~w Mr. llld Mrs. Jin; Carter floor IP'!rtmont. Middleport. Ears jrom Lying on My Back in M~ Bed When 1 c'll Phone 9P2·3874. tYpe,coin ~lspensers with high qu~Jit.y ' Over You," by an arti,t who remaans flmneleu (can't llld son of North Carolina 1pe11t 12-11-llt Auto Sales Cltrialmae week here .. lb her q~ndy . priN:fucts. . ·. ,, ·l . ·.~ blame him). parents, Mr. and Mnt. Cedi l9SI STUDEBAKER' pl...~p Y· FURNI$.HED · S r~m oport.' ·~ good <oncllllCf!l t;q!). Con,bt . KAZoo KOMEBACKCaldweU and aon KeMeth. mont. Set II Ntw.tll'o Station, 11tn tn parlclng lot at !!Kine Goae from the sc:eae for Mr.andMn. Jama Twreuce Chaster. PhanO' .9.-31lD. IDODy IDOODI, t•at alefels Locks and Oom, at . call and family and Mr. aDd Mrs. 12-:Utlc Ripley 372-.!.!57. : biUIIeal wollder, the iuoo, Ronnie Myers 1111d famU7 of II baet for anotl1er wblrl, 12-2-llc Colwnbus spent the .....tend FURNISHED and unlurnlohed thl1 time with a rock beaL wlththelrparenta,Mr.tiDdMnt. aparlmtnll. Cl\llf to IChdltl. Doll't need maclo ablllly lo Roland "'-9P2-~. 10-11-llt play 'em, Juat aa adlve Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Haya of • . . mouth, but llle rellllll doa't sbaw II. Flnt kazoo super Chester spent a .--.t evenJntl ' FURNISHED end unlurntlhld oap lo aUract atteallon wlth Mr. ind Mnt. Fon HaJaey apartmonts. ClOSt to school. tbO Bronx Kazeo (ferm· and bnther. 9P2-5Gol. erly Kazoo.aa-aa) wb. Bob Mr.andMrl L. L. ~.and 10-11-llc and Tim Harvey, Pe1111 IIIIi ~""-'~•ind Mnt:._. Eulab Anderaon and Kea · ~nay ... .. TRAILER LOTS, Bob's. Mtlblto , 8w t 111 doin1 the biDDIDJ, eo.Id · at) lpell "'"~ "' - • (;ourt; S y r - .OMO.' ' on and Mrs. ICariitil RICP , and Rt. 'r"'' Phone .. the flrll kazoo ~Nape w famjlf of 11U ~ ' • ""'. ... . nail dowa a reed · CU· accGmp.rued i ' . 1; · .i-c il > ttc tract, If all 1001 weD. S,l . villl •. ~,ci-:~:0'·-~·~'-----''-' If lbe M"l caa mate It, why aolthe K-1 llir. and Mrs. David ft.- cl TIIAILI!R ' for rent. Brown's Athena ttptlll Qrrlllmu wllb Trailer Pork, Mtnersvlite. ' GROUP SCOOP - Pick • her JJII'OI1tl, Yr. ind Mnt. Way ~ " ' - m-•~up an Epic'• \ntrocltic:ing · 12-21-12tc: . cart and u.U. . ,, Bat McGrath and Don Pot. Mtl. Leota Minar, ){f. ·ind ,} . r ter far an earful of good ytdtar, harmonica and Iota of solid singing. Two .gl!fll from Glel]8 Fdllsl. 1f·Y., B(ll and Mrs. E1111ene Iilaa ~ 11011 J !lOoM IPI lm•lllor ,.,t, All Dan sound a lilt~ like a lot of people, fiul;. have a per· Kenny Ray of Eutera Inti' · ll.ctrl~, nlcnt a;;ttrnenf. sonalized s ty~ of t.h nr own that nUiket 1~ liltening. 'l'llurmai1BI~ ·i!ftll>..tov · ~· Mult . 'Ill .. a.; ' " Jef!ersrm Green" and "Your Kind of Man' "pltiUed us the dinner of Mr ~· Jl!!onf·"}~. ' .,, ' moat, but you oon't go wrong on anpthing here. Olclr Blbcoct. .• . ' .,.. ·. •• . ·'' ~.- 11t.lfc ' ,___....,_~.,....;-..:,...,...,_.J ..,.,........ Looks & runs like new. .. ' . 1967 FOROMUSTANO H.T. CPE. t16f5 Low mileage by original local owner, 6 cyl. eng(ne, auto. trans., r.'Hffo, llke new W.W. tlr.., o;onoole, gold finish . ff9S -t I . 1HI OPEL ST. WAGON l1Sf5 Four IAM.d. tra~s .• rad!o, ~~~~ag~ rack, new tires, less tflan 2<,1100 mil..; red llnlsh, bY 1ownar, sharp. 1H< CHEV. V. TON TRUCK . Bus1nes~f, Services ' . ' PORE PAW!! HE'S STUCK IN TH' JAILHOUSE fiLL fN HISSELF AN' f)IAR'( A SOUL TQ PLAV CHEC!(ERS WIF i '*' ,'and.. ' .' ·' ' ' . ' CINDY SUPPLY' IOUtE·.. or to . AIJI/1ll~f CROSSWORD 8. Planted 24.Jiy lltOW T. B:acor I. Pat1o IXcbanae 9. AuthenU· cale 10. Women (II. ) lt. Quaker state (abbr.) t!. Heavy Iabrie 21. VlfOr'o partner 22. Prefix : Into 21. Drum- beat the .,. 26. Keu(Chin. ) 27.Simplo ~lg~;"'-',Z' ;u.-C u-ran.ble 1M. btr Jumblet, - letter lo lqtlln, to far1l four ONI.....,. wordo• 28. Jlu&'· pd ..... moun. lain so. Covered ..-. St. with Tint IUrface 38."tlld !.own'' t) I �\ .. • '.· ' • - The Dally Sentinel, Middlt·po•·t-Poo~eroy. o.,.lan. >, 1970 .. Find. Ma~y Many Bargain-s .I n;' , Senti,~~~ · Want Ads·, B'lackmarket • '• Attracts Gl Bug-Outs '. •'. . Pi•eroy 2 OF ~A lilY I \ t 'j -' MOtor .CO~~ i !. "' ' .' I .~ ·' ·t ' ' ', ..- White over red f inish, like new tires, 292 cu. ln. 6 cyl. .j " r • _, . ... . ' ··~· · ,.. /. .· $5.55 . : -GUARANTEED. PHONE 992-2094 ; Notice 'SERYIGf,. . . For.The Fastest · ·SeiYice DAY or NIGHT .. . . CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE @) Sale · .· Oeland Realty TITI~w~ ,. has a chance ..- encounter with a ... nervous young American soldier in Saigon which makes him wonder about the scope of U.S. desertions in -- - ' Vietnam--~How many? Where do they go? What becomes of them? He finds that . .. ly TOM TIEDE NEA Staff Correspondent SAIGON- !N E A )Recently an American news· man browsing in a t•welry ltore on the edge of t Is cl~ waa approache:l by a ta , nervous youth who said he waa a Gl. The two ezchanged routine cooversation, mostly about noth!'* and the soldier In· vlted t e newsman to dinner . The meal was a mess. The y o u n g serviceman just picked at his. And he didn't utter a word all through. Finally, after eating, the lad began talking. He asked U the newsman had his press card along. The newsman l8ld be did. Ab~Uy , the Gl oftered to buy t for '100 cuh. The offer was surprising. For one thing such a trans· • action Is illegal. And why would a Gl need civilian I.D. anyway? 11 lln't it obvious? " the sol- dler ezplained. Ho paused. "I've left my unit." It was Indeed obvious. The nervous Gl was a deserter. He said he had been serv· IDg In a nearby Armllogisties outllt, got "sick o ever~ and went absent wit • out eave. Had he gone hack within 30 days, be woold have been punlthed mere!~ for AWOL, a relatively m or offense. But now he was legaUy a daerter. uSo," tbe Gl said, •\J got to 1et me some ldentiflca· !loll. I ala'.t going back to no jaU or that. I'm gonna lose mYRif." tbinf T HOBSTEJJ£1 I E LJY PI • a...., ~ng to military ata- ' ljll'l ·lie r v I c e here every l =Ill (a total of 1,782 in •: . - ). Fuw If any of them , remain In the country- r WHOLESOME SHOW.IS MOMEWdllt:l INTJ:MtJI'IJ:D 6'1 1074- COMM~FICiAIS AND !lOa SPOT ANNOUNCE· MENTS- I!AIJl'1 LANIS. FIND A 131RL FRIEND )<OIJR OWN AGE. .~JS. DILLY ! THAT u rn..: GOLD DIGGER I& TAKING HIM FOR Al.L HES Gar! hmoESTI«..SHING Hllwt8EJ.F AS RULER OFA,ROI~HIIJ.· lOP ALI£Y ~ ~usr SEmEl> llQWj TO EN..IOf HIS NEW A:lL.£ Otli.Y TO DISCOVER, /ItA TH& SUN SETS ... .... ., •· 11IE BORN LOSER ~f'J)(j( 00' ~ IIJ ~QI?E'I) TAI.K /leOUT Q:l/,(tmll~~... CHIPWOOD $6.00 Per T• ------ --------..,.-- --=· - ---'-- - ----- ~;;,~~~~t.. ~:::: Tot••· r. c Losan: . · "'- '*" m--• ' · lllllej, about 150 aoldlera de· THE 'IOM"t/ ED u-':,fer ' ' ILAOJIIUR$ ·Pets .• WHAT AILS 'IE? EXPERT · · ' · WhHI -~~~~-~nt · Po111eroy Motor Co. ILVINEVI! • i . , . . . , . , . . . . . . &.... INCOME tax sorvl<e, dally · From lheLarpat-Tl"'dl ex<:ept Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 .., Bulldctoer Rldlltor 'fO p.m . Evenings by lp· the &noliell Hoat.r . ,. I ; Malo.;.....,.,, C). , pOintment. Mrs. Steven c- · ,._ .. J IWandl) Eblin. Laurel Clttt Road on Rt. 7 bypass. IUl fol'l~ent or Sale .: DAY 992·2151 1 301 2 FAMILY HOUSE. 2U 'Race , '" < Ph. 992-2143 Peot~~er NIGHT 992-7324 OPI!N EVI!S. 1:00 P.M. St., Mlddlo\>Orf. Phlint 9P2· : -''"'=· ' -' · -,...;, · -· ~-;.,.,..u POMEROY, OHIO V-W PARTS In stock. Import ' 3259. ! L.-------------~----..J. ! auto ropolr. Service by ep11-9-60t<i polntment only. Open 6 p.m. For Rent to 9 p.m., Phone 992·2717, WANT AD For INFORMATION it works. Some U.S. desertGravel Hill Garage, John COMFORTABLE sleeping AKC Pomoranltin p ppi.S s;5 DIADLINIS ers have now been profitably 5 P.M . Day aetore Publication Krawsc;:zyn, 300 Broadway, ~. T wi.urnace hoot. Phone Direct delcendon~ or ' v.~ . lost in Saigon for more than Middleport, Ohio. Monday Deadline 9a .m . _ -6tc Houstrs Champion, a S3,1100 a year. cancellation & Correctlont l-4-3tp 12 21 Will be accepted until 9 e.m . for dog. Phone 304-421-60d0. The risk, however, is Dey of Publication 12-31-3tp great. The military police RUBBER STAMPS made to UGULATIONS here routinely check Ameri· The Publisher reserwes the order. 24 hour service. For For Sale Real Estate For Sale cans (civilians or otherwise) right to edit or relect anv ads' more Information call Dwaln side combat zone. Not very for legal I.D. And there Is de-em ed oblec tional. The or Wilma Cosio, Portland, TOPPER lor pickup truck. NEW. HOMES FOR SALE. Wo . will not be responsible 1 Phone 9P2-6<91 . have boltutiM ~ av11toblo · many of them manage to always the chance that a publiSher Ohio. tor more tt~an one Incorrect t-utc ... will build on yoiH"o. Sampto l skip for home. So the major- jealous Vietnamese black- Insertion. 1·2-JOip ity come to Saigon to lead marketeer will turn a U.S. ------homeo otrqdy built lor yovr I RATES For Want Ad Service 11J69 GREGORY hou1t traitor. lnljlldlon.C.ItA. t L.Io.Let ' their fugitive existence. black-marketeer over to the 5 cents per Word one Insertion 12 root by 60 toot. 2 bedrooms. Construction, pltont 9P2-~. Military authorities say fuzz. Minimum Charv• 7Sc Female He I Wanted ·, . Call m -3397. 11·12-llc they do not know how many Thus, in general, desertion 12 cent• per word three P 1-ol-6tp deserters are in Saigon right Is seldom a permanent state consecutive Insertion s. NEED MORE money? Earn11 cents per word she con now, but guesses go up to in Saigon. Military personnel Insertions. lngs unllmltl!ld tor · part or 1953 FORD tractor, Golden 1,000. officers believe that about IE ecutlve 25 per cent Discount on paid full time. Write The Dally Some can manage to get one in every 3,500 troops ad$ and ads paid within 10 days. Sentinel, P.O. Box 729, Jubilee. Good ohapo. Phone 773-5157 Milson. POMEROY - Rt. 7 - tO ocros, by for a w bile with their deserts every 30 dars-b.ut CARD OF THANK S D.o. Ohio L OBITUARY . rvmoroy, . 1p 12-31-61c 2 atory frame, remodeled, 2 regular identification, plus most are back In thell' units SLSO for 50 word min imum . 12·31-6 baths, utility room , ~ forged passes or orders . But within three mo~ths. Each additional word 2c. · lttdrooms. · the long term bug-QIIts must For this reason, U.S. offlRATS, MICE ellmltiflod BLIND ADs • Help ~~~-nted equlp themselves with new cials In Vietnam have never Additional 25c Cherge per ftG forever. GET STAR, 2'h ttl.. POMEROY - MULBERRY ~uslness Services 1 $15 ;93... 87 WAS commission AVE. - 2 slary fremo, 2 identities. worried much about the Advertisement . $1 .69. Eborsbaclt Hardwire, apartmanll, built-In kllchen READY-MIX CONCRETL OFFICE HOURS id f II Sugar Run Milt, Picken's To do this, the deserters steadily growing desertion S:JO a .m. to 5:00p .m . D•lly, PI our 1ver1ge u H.m e has everytfllng, basament, delivered right to 1yourl twrdware, Mason. invariably go to lbe black -rate here. They say they are s : JU a .m . to 12 :UU Noon salesmen nationwide lilt control 'hilling. protect. Fa stand 111y. FrHi ytlr. We need good man over 12·30-301p market. Anything can be ob· concerned about it- but not saturday . RACINE RESTAU~ANT­ utlmates. Phone tH-3284,. ot0 with car to take short auto tained lbere for a price. And overly anxious. In excellent condition; all Goegleln Ready-Mix Co . trlpo ""r Pomerlly. Air Mill the price of a new Identity As one authority puts It: POOOLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ' Notice Middleport, atlo. , . :· E. H. Read, Pros., American miniature, t75 lnd up. Stud • ,qulpmont and building •. RACINE THE TILE can be as high as $2,000 "I suppose we could put AUCTION ovary Friday ril•ht· Lubrlconll Co.. B01 696, 6-30-ttc service end grooming. Phone ' BUSINESS ROOM - ceiling Amencan money. out frantic dragnets every • Dayton, Ohio <15«11 . 992-54(1. To pay for it, and· support now and then. But. why ~Inning Nov. 21 at 7 p.m . ges healor, Hied floor, toilet, AIR . CONOITIO,.IN.G, Old Auction Hoult, Laurel 11·3-tlc ld h largo tot. himself In genera I, a de- s ou we? They (the desert- cnrr. For"t Geor•e, Auc. T B Rotrlgoratlon wvlce. Jo<k'o serter must not only deal ersl aren't going anywhere. • Wanted 0 uy HENRY CLELAND, Broker Rotrlger'lllon, New Haven. with but deal in the black They may fose themselves, ' ~llon_eee _r_._ _ 1_1_ · 23_-_rrc~ AWNINGS, storm doors llld Offfco·• 992-2259 Ph""t 182·:1079. market. maybe even make some,19550R56Ford, 2do<lr •.ardlop. windows , carports. Ra. - 992-2561 There are oJI number of money- but for bow long? A DUE TO ILL IIEALDI, the Will pay $1011 lor ..,,. In good marqutel, blown and belt 1-4·3tc ways to do so. couple months? A year? Laurel Cliff Auction HolM ! shape. Contact Eugene Insulation. Elmer White, HARRISON'S' 'fv· AND - AN;· •· to ob'·in U.S. dolEventually thev will alwa.ys will be cloeed unW further 11\orrlson, Rutland, aller 5 sa lot reprnentaflve. For free TEN One ,. "' I d b k ' th notice lllimatts, phone Charlll NA SERVICE. Phone . Iars from friends back home w n up. ~c m e,;serv•ce · p.m. Lisle, , Syracuse. v. v. 9112-2522. (via the malls, usually) and -and In ]atl besides. l.wtc 12·21-l:ttp' John10rt and Son, tnc. 6-10-llc 1 then p e d d le the money 5 1 tic for nearly three times the . Uppel811D8 VACANCY tor two elderly - - : - - - - -- -·-·_ A CIGARETTE vending ' people. Prolar prlvete pold C~~~~••~::~~~~~c. ~~~::= . · GI!O. HOISTETTER,· machln" and oervlc... ABC local and legal currency exchange rate. ByMn. EveiJallrictiOI patients. Phone Milson, 773. or call M. D. Miller, Rt. ' · NEW GAS furnace lnotalled, 1 ACRE - i roomo, garage, Enterprises, Milson, W. Va .. IPI9th\!< is IQ.p\lf~ase regMr. and,.~. R. K. Rowan 5185. 10-8-llc Pomeroy, phone 9P2-621t . :;~m1~11'1.• , avalla~e,, Phq QU!bull~lngs, $2.5410. Phone 773·554. 6·9••rc lilel;•.·Poat .EJchanga .ltems spent~• wltll Mr. and · tWILL plck up merctoandllt '· 26-tlc ro. to.rtti NPDERN,- 3 ~1' " baiJ:I,, ''- : · ,.~ · · . ' · " · ~f'~~~~s~~~:;tm.:;,7. Mn. James Daniels ol Mid· and take to auction on 1 Emploument Wanted · ;,· 5~~H~2f'· ·~1:::0.,,;,,, S!!PTIC tanks cleanld. Millar form) and then deal them dleport. Other guests and percentage basis. Call Jim • BEAUTIFUL colonial mapltl bath, basament, 16,5110. , ::;ltatlon. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. Adams. auctioneer. Rutland. WILL DO Ironing In my home. stereo. AM&FM radio 5 BEDROOMS - Bath, cottar. .JOJS. to the alley markets for relatives in the Daniels home 2-12-tlc three or four times list price. was their grandson, Crls Phone742~1 . 9-23-llc Phone 742·3842. teoturlng ' speakers and Two lovet loll, Sl1,f00. A third Is to get hold of Withee, Mr. and Mrs. RusleU _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1·_ol-31c automatic 4-apaed record HtlonorVtrgiiTNionl, dtanger. Balance $84.30. Uae ASSOCIATES guns, television sets, radios, Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Ed lns11anca motorcycles - or anything Rasgerly, Mr. an!! . 1\!rs. ·Dorst and family spent Wanted our "budget payment t~. 992-UU AUTOMOBILE tnoiH"ance been else American-and seD ell· WDiiltm Slump, and Mr. and Christmas wltll the Dorst's Call 9P2·335I. · 12·29-61c cancelled? Loat your 12·29-61< reetiy to Vietnamese con- Mn. Robert MUla, aU ol Mid· daughter, Pauline, in Colum..,... . . operator's license? Call m 2966. somers for easy and enor- cDeport. bus. Their other daiJ8hter, Mr. 1111111 STEREO.RADtO combl , Business Services mous profits. Mrs. Ethel Stout and and Mrs. Eugene Story of .-rn walnut. Full terao 6·15-llc Complicated as aU this Is, datJIIhler, Mr. llld Mrs. Frank MarysvWe, Ohio, Joined them sound producad by~, ors, FOR HIRE - New trencher water line, cesspool drains, 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - alao lett the day. turntable plays all , . ~; to 12 wide. Paul Anderson, NDTICE OF APPOINTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Balance $76.10. U11 our b Case No. 20.241 IV\IIson, W.Va. Phone nl-5718 E11ate Of Clair Karr OtCHifll . Barnett and son Roger, Poles term&. Call 9P2-3352. Notice IS hereby OIYtn thll 12·29-61c otter 3:30or 9-49-3915 Racine. Marouerlle returned home after a couple of E . karr of 4-29-tjc Mlrittrsvllle . Meigs weeki' visit with their son, Mr. Maximum County, Ohio, tJ•s been duly •PPOirited 1969 SEWING machlno, ultd and Mrs. Ronnie Barnett In Diameter lust a lew times, fully SEE NEIGLER 8 ltdl , EKOcutrlxof tilt EotoiHI Clolr TeiWI. u ng . Kerr, deceesed, late of Sutton equipped to zig-zag, makes 10" on Supply lor building _ you r( Township, MtlGI Coun!i';". Ohlo. Mr. and Mrs. WU!ord Tipple buttonholes. overcast, ap- home. Call Guy Nelgler · · Creditors are recaulred to file and daiJ8hlers of Athena limite / argest End Roclne o ' their claims with said fidUciary pliques and many embroidery 5, visited their parenta, Mr. and • · w.lthln four monthl. designs . Will sacrifice for 3-28-ttc Dated 1hls 2tlh day ot Mn. Clarence Nichols. only $34.40 cash price or -:-::-- - - - - - December 1969. Mrs. Nelael Weatherman terms may be arranged. F . H. O'Brlen C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Probate Judge or said co.,nty Phone 9P2-2685. spent Christmas with her Complait Service 111 5, 12, 19 - 3tc 1·2-61c brother, Mr. and Mrl. Eldred Phone 9-49-3821 Grimes of Athena. Racine, OhkJ By ROGER DOUGHTY DELIVERED TIMOTHY HAY, Joe Wippel Miss Linda Spencer of Crttt Bradford NOTICE OF A~PO.IIITMINT near Five Points: Phone 992TO BOOK NOOK-Haq In lbere, Grete••• Ragel, your copy Warren College, N. C., 11 , CIM No . 20f-44 5-1-tlc 6<10. of "How lo Get a Teea-Age Boy ud Wballo Do Wllb Him apending lbe holldaya here wltll . OHIO Estate or l:~ith Titus, CitctaHd. . 1·2-61p When You Gel Him" Is on the waJ. Gretchen, wbo Uvea In her parents, Mr. and Mnt. Guy PALLET CO. Hallet Is hereby given that SEWING MACHINES, Ropolr RetevDie, Mleb., bu tblt preblem, wblcb Is she's 16, Bertha,Lasher of Rutland, Ohio. HAY FOR SALE. Phont 9P2· ltl'l(lca. all maka. 9P2·22&1. haa "llralay, good lookiD' 1111d ldbda sweet:" (Would Grelchea Speneer. . , been duly tppolnttd Ad· On Rt. 33 Mr. and Mra. Stanley Gary 6227. Tho ~abrlc ~· Ponttt oy. mtntatratriK of tflle Est.te of lie about aomeWag Ule that? Never.) Bullhe caa'tland a Phone 992-2689 1·2-121p Aulhorized .Stnpr Sates an4 Edith Titus, dtctastd, late of boy frtead-alleall one abe wanta. Goes around allralleing and "'"' of Florida apent a lew Service. We Shlrpen .sctssora. Rvtltnd 'f.ownthlp, Meig s days here wltll her parents, Mr. "aU tlnd1 of creeps," jull to IJIW thlng1 wone. But l_riO Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio: ' . 3-29-tk County, 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, SsGo. Atoo will bring an end to aU that as Youtb Beat otritea again. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman. Then Creditors art requli'td to tue A-t condition, model 371 their claim• .wlth .JIId fj du~ IM'Y they toot Mr. and Mn. C!arlell . ·~ GOOD OLD DAYS-Long record titles were really in Betzing and aU spent D1rillmu Ithaca pump gun, 12 gauge, RON'S FLOOR and tile, within four months. t D•t•d· ' th'l• 31st d•y ·1 or •tyle in those long-ago days, or so report.! Nanc~ Galbroith lull choke. t70. Jolin JtHen, . liathroom ' and kitchen: December 1f69. •1 rtmodlllng, lfMII, eddHiono:. who lives in Che~k, Pa. Back in the dJJy• wherl Rlek Day with Mr. aDd Mnt. Dana For Rent phone 992-6n3. . F. H. O'flrJen can 1<12·5539. Nelson was dJJing more toddling than pickin' and singin' Hollman, Jr., and 111111 Sleven GROUNu II..,, 5 room apartProbatt Judo• of sa let' County 1-2-61c · 3·29-llc (II 5, 12, " - 3tc his dod._pme, was turning out dimlilre "I'm Looking tof.. and Mr. and Mn. C!arlell men! In Racine a croll from a Guy who Play• Alto and Baritone, Doubles on Clarinet Hoffman and 11011 ol RuUand. Junior High School. Albert WORLD BDOK EN-., r-""::;:-'.....;...,......._,...,...---~·.:.. · ·:__,--:-'....:,.~ and Wears a Size 31 Suit" and "I've Got That 'Oh What an They aU _ . joiDed there by Hilt, Phone 949-2261. Easy Job You've Got, All You Do Is Wave a Stick' Blues." Mn. Stanley Gary'l twil) ttltter, 1-2-61< Nancy alto rt~nembers Ragmond Scott's "A Dedicato'll Mr. aDd Mrs. ltennelh llavldaon 2~ . Piet:e for the Passengers and Crew of the Fir~t Rocket and family oi.COiwnbus. FURNISHED 2 bedi'GOIII, first 12·23-301c Ship to MaT8" and a ditty called "I've Got Tear• in My ~n woman n~J(!ed rest~~J~w Mr. llld Mrs. Jin; Carter floor IP'!rtmont. Middleport. Ears jrom Lying on My Back in M~ Bed When 1 c'll Phone 9P2·3874. tYpe,coin ~lspensers with high qu~Jit.y ' Over You," by an arti,t who remaans flmneleu (can't llld son of North Carolina 1pe11t 12-11-llt Auto Sales Cltrialmae week here .. lb her q~ndy . priN:fucts. . ·. ,, ·l . ·.~ blame him). parents, Mr. and Mnt. Cedi l9SI STUDEBAKER' pl...~p Y· FURNI$.HED · S r~m oport.' ·~ good <oncllllCf!l t;q!). Con,bt . KAZoo KOMEBACKCaldweU and aon KeMeth. mont. Set II Ntw.tll'o Station, 11tn tn parlclng lot at !!Kine Goae from the sc:eae for Mr.andMn. Jama Twreuce Chaster. PhanO' .9.-31lD. IDODy IDOODI, t•at alefels Locks and Oom, at . call and family and Mr. aDd Mrs. 12-:Utlc Ripley 372-.!.!57. : biUIIeal wollder, the iuoo, Ronnie Myers 1111d famU7 of II baet for anotl1er wblrl, 12-2-llc Colwnbus spent the .....tend FURNISHED and unlurnlohed thl1 time with a rock beaL wlththelrparenta,Mr.tiDdMnt. aparlmtnll. Cl\llf to IChdltl. Doll't need maclo ablllly lo Roland "'-9P2-~. 10-11-llt play 'em, Juat aa adlve Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Haya of • . . mouth, but llle rellllll doa't sbaw II. Flnt kazoo super Chester spent a .--.t evenJntl ' FURNISHED end unlurntlhld oap lo aUract atteallon wlth Mr. ind Mnt. Fon HaJaey apartmonts. ClOSt to school. tbO Bronx Kazeo (ferm· and bnther. 9P2-5Gol. erly Kazoo.aa-aa) wb. Bob Mr.andMrl L. L. ~.and 10-11-llc and Tim Harvey, Pe1111 IIIIi ~""-'~•ind Mnt:._. Eulab Anderaon and Kea · ~nay ... .. TRAILER LOTS, Bob's. Mtlblto , 8w t 111 doin1 the biDDIDJ, eo.Id · at) lpell "'"~ "' - • (;ourt; S y r - .OMO.' ' on and Mrs. ICariitil RICP , and Rt. 'r"'' Phone .. the flrll kazoo ~Nape w famjlf of 11U ~ ' • ""'. ... . nail dowa a reed · CU· accGmp.rued i ' . 1; · .i-c il > ttc tract, If all 1001 weD. S,l . villl •. ~,ci-:~:0'·-~·~'-----''-' If lbe M"l caa mate It, why aolthe K-1 llir. and Mrs. David ft.- cl TIIAILI!R ' for rent. Brown's Athena ttptlll Qrrlllmu wllb Trailer Pork, Mtnersvlite. ' GROUP SCOOP - Pick • her JJII'OI1tl, Yr. ind Mnt. Way ~ " ' - m-•~up an Epic'• \ntrocltic:ing · 12-21-12tc: . cart and u.U. . ,, Bat McGrath and Don Pot. Mtl. Leota Minar, ){f. ·ind ,} . r ter far an earful of good ytdtar, harmonica and Iota of solid singing. Two .gl!fll from Glel]8 Fdllsl. 1f·Y., B(ll and Mrs. E1111ene Iilaa ~ 11011 J !lOoM IPI lm•lllor ,.,t, All Dan sound a lilt~ like a lot of people, fiul;. have a per· Kenny Ray of Eutera Inti' · ll.ctrl~, nlcnt a;;ttrnenf. sonalized s ty~ of t.h nr own that nUiket 1~ liltening. 'l'llurmai1BI~ ·i!ftll>..tov · ~· Mult . 'Ill .. a.; ' " Jef!ersrm Green" and "Your Kind of Man' "pltiUed us the dinner of Mr ~· Jl!!onf·"}~. ' .,, ' moat, but you oon't go wrong on anpthing here. Olclr Blbcoct. .• . ' .,.. ·. •• . ·'' ~.- 11t.lfc ' ,___....,_~.,....;-..:,...,...,_.J ..,.,........ Looks & runs like new. .. ' . 1967 FOROMUSTANO H.T. CPE. t16f5 Low mileage by original local owner, 6 cyl. eng(ne, auto. trans., r.'Hffo, llke new W.W. tlr.., o;onoole, gold finish . ff9S -t I . 1HI OPEL ST. WAGON l1Sf5 Four IAM.d. tra~s .• rad!o, ~~~~ag~ rack, new tires, less tflan 2<,1100 mil..; red llnlsh, bY 1ownar, sharp. 1H< CHEV. V. TON TRUCK . Bus1nes~f, Services ' . ' PORE PAW!! HE'S STUCK IN TH' JAILHOUSE fiLL fN HISSELF AN' f)IAR'( A SOUL TQ PLAV CHEC!(ERS WIF i '*' ,'and.. ' .' ·' ' ' . ' CINDY SUPPLY' IOUtE·.. or to . AIJI/1ll~f CROSSWORD 8. Planted 24.Jiy lltOW T. B:acor I. Pat1o IXcbanae 9. AuthenU· cale 10. Women (II. ) lt. Quaker state (abbr.) t!. Heavy Iabrie 21. VlfOr'o partner 22. Prefix : Into 21. Drum- beat the .,. 26. Keu(Chin. ) 27.Simplo ~lg~;"'-',Z' ;u.-C u-ran.ble 1M. btr Jumblet, - letter lo lqtlln, to far1l four ONI.....,. wordo• 28. Jlu&'· pd ..... moun. lain so. Covered ..-. St. with Tint IUrface 38."tlld !.own'' t) I �· 8- Tbe Dotily Sentinel, Mid<tleport-Pomeroy, 0., Jan. ~.1m Gr!lveside Serviee HOSPITAL .NEWS Planoed Tueaday Graveside l!!rvicea for Billy s. ~ilrd, two.mont!H>ld son <:1. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lunaford, who died on Jan. I at LeesYUie, La., will be held aiiO a.m. Tuesdliy at tbe Roclt SprJnsa Cemetery. SorviYinl In addition to the parents are the srandparenlll, Mr. and lilts. J,oonard J.un&. ford, Pomeroy, and Edward J. Timmons, Akron. Qlflclatlng at services will be the Rev. Eugene GW. Friends may caD at tile Ewin8 Funeral Home Holzer Medical Center, Flrot Ave. General visiting hours 2.4 and 7-3 p.m. only. Maternity •is!ling hours 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. only. Parenlll only on Pediatrics Ward. lltrlhl Mr .llld Mrs. Danny R. Diehl, Racine, son, 11 :31 a .m. Saturday; Mr. and lilts. Billy G. Cooper, Rt. 1 Ray, son, 12:35 p.m. Saturday; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Griffith, Jr., McAr· thur, son, 4:54 a.m. Monday. Dllcbarces Gresory T. AWns, John H. Austin, ~. Jack · A. Bates, ~· Clyde E. Calvert, Jeaae E. MEIGS GENERAL Clary, Myron T.. Evans, C. HOSPITAL Edward Hawley, Calvin Jarvis, SATURDAY ADMISSIONS- Gregory D. Johnson, Mrl. Jack Betty Rowen, Pomeroy. L. Large, WIUlam H. Martin, SUNDAY ADMISSION MlcheUe L, Oblinger, Richard Leora ZWIUlnS, Pomeroy. R. Perkins, Chris A. Price, I =~3-ie~·:s~= ~pr~1~· ::: S::1u:; Wamer,lllts.AlberlWeldl,Jr., . . ' . Ba dW' h . Add A . . } .GI Ne,wsmen ' eat .er s p pea . · =·==:~1\ ..1 , -~ ,......_... ........ · -"-• PI _ .... _. 3t.D· Ricky G. SkWarl, lilts. Zelia By RICI. DUBROW You could feel lhe freesln& wlnnlllc or lalllli IIIIC:Gid. -w--. ~- "'""" 011 . _ . , • ' " - ; ' Grate, lilts. James A. Brown HOLLYWOOD(UPl)-Mayj)e 11.-.cl Tbe . ~ ofltlnlllon Wilh I liPOfU ~ llld lnfanloon, lilts. Pb1lllp Z. . 11'1 becauee 1 .,... up In New t.nce. On tile otber llllid, JIIIUdllllal, wliDe II brlnp ue ~ r~ar:l, bJ ll.ll flllillil; a.tiAia, ... JWer llldlllfantdausftler, Mrl. yen, New Jeney llld JlllnoU, altlloqb the OlkiaJid.KluiiU more evenll, II , ~~~· mat~• · • .~JIIIIn flllbtl, Laadcilll ..........., ·1J.I· 11111 . J James T. Ray and Infant oon, · • • City pme at oakland .'PI!. lbem iDori ~ bacluee • ~ ADr!l~ r..tal ~ lilts; Freda Carroll, ,lilts. ArTV...ID ~twlew cJo~W, I fell lillie. bci)'ol!d . .olthe ~ _of dll~: two .:: e.~:.-:1, :-'teot::awi.n..t..~l thur E. Dillon, lilts. Willard E. but tile tlpOtla evento 1 nonaatlnlerelllnll. . . , •nil bic111i1 if. 1bi fnqaenllf" .......... 111 . • , roam 'bildnd 1111 r.11. · . Fulton . ,lllts.JohnT.G~, remember 111011 wira117 are lthlnlt· llll~tobave· llii! !f!~lllif~ . J:t~Wap- =~· ~...., c'·" '' MlaiAV.J.Hlplle,Mn.Cau QIUI)iy~llldWithad- Super IIOirl, playoff balwaen .,._..ofCGIIIIDell· lie! r ... ....... lllowld'"; lllltH~!fr~u 'I•·' Hlndy, Victor By&en, J - E. -Iller cmdllklllli. Milu-'a lilcl K8nlu Cllf jn lllcJ'I · wl!o ":~ '::' broad~(- lbta Botb ~ Zl!iiJii dowD l:ie .;:;~ Lacltey,MiaiMaryR.MeCiure, h:an aWl~ foOibell \'iiW .Oi'INIII, ~ ~. Ja,l1iei bUt ne, u , · .~1 ..............._ ·._ s .. ·~'""'-"' 110 n ... . Willard Nibert, WUiiur L . ••....ot 18t~lntbecold, wiMI~TVwillbrolldcutll. irmlclll,y,VIdeoablgell)obln =-~~~ 111" • ... _ ,..,.. ' ~ -·· OUver, Paul E. Sellon, Mrl. &;"";""atn IJid . In IIIOW. But Wbal eoald ~ daller '. IbiD iPorll DOll' II to iDliJroft the .--• ....._ _,.. --.. ~- T. liP 4:11, a. in.: Elilll4· Zona Slayton, Everette c. IICIIMbow 1flnllllllll:d to rtCIII baolng • rtlallvely neutnt wardl; the pictures .... nne. w~M~ ~ER ·..Spurlock,lllts. Ellzabeth Vigil', the cmlella 1 watcbad Ullller 11a<11mP lull of apeclltoro ~ EIIO w..t Vlqlnlup Cbarles K. Beaver, LOretto D. perf4!CI cmdiUoue 'Jbe games watcbln& a champlonablp AI any rate, It seem~ ~~ DAIJGJl'l'ER BORN 7:116 p. PL; Wbllltld, Nallciall Garnes, Mrs. Burl L. Duncan may ba¥11 been ~~ ...perbapo pmeT And since when can't lbat u Ullnp become ......, . and Infant son, lilts. Oswald R. even belleri)iayed !ban lbole In cbampiaqablp 1eam1 play undor perfecllecllnlcaUJ, there II an Mr. and' Mrl. Lll'r7 Jla<l&leY uP 3:211 p. m.; Fort Dllr~Mq~ -• Infant son bad ·~- -but ..... any condlllona' Tbe Lae obvlowl h•nn•• need to balance ofF~ Va., areiiUIOUIICIII8 ~n •:06 p. m.; Jerry . Gibson .... ' -... apar. . .,....... lbe .. ...lb . or • dausbter,· a-til up 1:40a. m. ·, Alan R. . lance of Jlll1lclpltion was not Anpln Rull, . fbr lnltance, one's U1e With lnteuee, pei'IOIIII,... W placed a fine same asalnst Jy.fellaperienctl. I reuat, fo,r Marprel Cllrlltlne, on Dec. 11. Kerrlll up 1:11 •· m.; L. • The best answer to a fals.. as Lnlellle. Tbe warm memories of put Mlnnelotl,ln Mlnnelotl. befo.:t lnalal)ce, .die Houeton AotrO- Gl'1l!ldlijlrenllm Mr. Ml wa.: Snet,lljii:IO a. m. ' · idea is the trutb.- Presidenl galllj!l In the Eut and 1oainc In a recent big coalelt. .clolne and an 1UCb a\lemPIIto Erwin Gloictlier of Eut IAial'l OHIO RlYER - Loclt It .. Richard M. Nixon. Ml4we8t, In the mow llld rain, There llno· doobt In my mind make t111np unnaturllly 11!11111:· an4. Mr. an~ 1.tro; Ralph SIMI - ~ liP 4:110 P· ~;.: came back to me Sunday u 1 lbal tbe Super BOwl aboulil be al-u thou8b Ule were !11'8111 llad81ey, Riclile. Great- Sleel .l!:llprW up ,1!11 ' a. ~I :; watched the two pro fqolbaJJ played In Mlnneaoll or KaiiiU to be produced In a teieYtllon ~ lli'e lilts. Ad!! Blue Bird up' 1:411't ;J!Il.; 14 · , champlaqablp conlelll on teJe. City, before rabid fano, and lltudlo. Evm'bodY camplallil Norrla, Letatl Falla, and Mrl: 11, Jolin Ladd tijll:21 a. Yl81on. Altbou&h the Minnesota· maybe even In rotten weather. about tile weathei, bill nothing Oma ay.&U, Synu:uee. Mr.llld m.; Elaine G. up 7:11 a. IlL; Cleveland same 1n Mlnnelotl For 1 admit lllat to be tbe could be worse, I lblnk1 lllan lllts.Jiadgleyalloba'iuthrte- Ltx*11,JabnPuellaltdowll7:~ wu a rout, 1 loved walchlng 11. aperlence II liD, llld tbe tn1n8 to do aomethlnll t"o!Utlt year~ld 11011, n.nle1 •~ Ill.; RDbert P. Tlboll up h , -Iller. r ail.,_. rtporl. :•,=OC:.:!Ji.llri; ·= .... "· p; •. o.a EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY . 7 73:.~~~~ W_ahama T~ops Kc· , 9. • · r.=?.lnS EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $20,000 Senior Guard Gary Clark poured 40 points lhrou!ib the nets tor Wahama Salurda,ynl!lbt aa the host While Falcons <:1. Coach Grant Bamotte powered to ail easy 97-73 victory over K,ypr Creek. Clerk's &JlOclaculer scoring 110 rtormance was ClJIOnod with 10 points In file first quarter o1 acllon and then 12 more dur. tng the second jlOrlod. The S-10 standout finished with 18 markora tn lhe final two centos. Clark, who had hit for 38 poiDIB Friday nlgltt Ill file Fal- Pomeroy National Bank is pleased to advise that all accounts are now insured up to $20,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, a permanent agency of the U. S. Government. .N fiDIIM DIPOIIT INRJIANQ COUOIAfJON Member Federal Reserve System 1:tll. m.; Weatem upt a.J!L; Vulcan up I:U a. m.; Greenup IUlam H Zimmer ..p ~::::•.;.!.; ~up l:IJ6a. m.; ~Aiblalld up 7 m.; Meldatil lAiD, ,RaYIIIIWOod up 1:30p.m.;AiblaJiddowiii:IOp. m.; ADD Bnnl up 10:• p. m.; Andrew P. C1Jboan up 10:11. p. m.; EdwardS. Boaworlb up 1 a. m.; Mart Eulb1 up 1:101. m.; Pelce dowD 4:36 a. m.; EtnaLoulnUie up 5:40 a. m.; Ftandln·Plri up 1:30 a. m. <·>='=;=:;:~~~..;;~:::~ ~~ =:~ 3 _ ~;:::; 1 1~ A fULL SERVICE *· Cage Seores := ~1.1~f:: i:.::-: ~:::·:: AD adull baste edaeatloa procram will be&ln 'l'Uelday at ~ M ••o uo.o. 0 .L...J 7:.. P.m. w e,. .,............, at Middleport deol1aed lor Jlet'IOIII who did aotflallb tile el&blb 1rade. Enryoae Ia· teresllld illllvlllld to attead tile lint clul meeiiJIII. Tom KeDy II director. . 73 Rosecrans 7 72 1-15 w. Henoon 6~-17 White Mayovlllo 66 Morgan 53 ' ,•• ' Philo 79 R...vllle 56 4-1.!1, J. Henoon ....... Glndlel- waterford 74 Soutlwm 63 berger 4-0.8. Totalo26(21-38) C.mbrldga 62 st. Clslrovllle 45 73. . Follorla 69 Lakota 51 WAHAMA (97) Attica 59 Willard 54 Mu100vite1 having 1erond thoughll Clark 18.4.40, K,Ssyre0-4.4, 'tolonet Crawford 66 Mt. Gilead LONDON - THE JSRAEJJ CAPI'URE of a Soviet • buill Gillispie 5.4-10, RWih 0.4.0, Iii radar alltlnn from Egypt baa for<.'ed the KremUn to lake a new Herndon 9-1-19 Smith 2.4.4 Rlvtrdale 82 Kenton 69 loot at dellverlnt!IIUCh advanced equl...,enl and weaponry to the ·>;::::~,;::::::::::M;::;:::~::>,m>;::;:!$:>.>.:;:;:,-s:W Howard 1 1.3 ,Morris 0.4.0' H-ell-Loudon 75 Vanlue 67 ..• •. • Republic 69 Liberty-Benton 65 Arabs. Flelde 7-1-15, Lambert 0.4.0, rqw Rl119el87 Fort Jemlnflll 76 'lblawaathereportlodayfromdlplomatlcoourceswhosaldthe Keyes 3.0.8, B. Clark 0.4.4, Tiffin C.lvert 79 Footorla St. Sovlelll fear lbal the more adYIIIIced equJtment they pve the M. Fleldl o.o.o. Totals 45 Wendalln 65 Arabs, the sreater the chances of that equJtmenl. fat1lns In (7 .19) 95. Grenville 63 Heath 50 Western hands. llrael aclmowlqed Saturday ila COIIIIIUIIidos Grovo Oty 71 Pleasant Vlow 0 bad captured the oeven.ton P12 radar llaUon In a raid acrooa the Columbuo DtSaln 75 Sandusky Gulf of Sueu week earner ,ferrying II back to liraell territory by r'"" perkins 44 helicopter. ,.,)' Columbiis E•stmoor 72 Toledo WASHINGTON (UPI) GALLIJ'OUX, OHlO, Rogers 65 Ernest Flllgerald, 41, the SllllrdaJ, Ju.l,~, Marion Fronklln 64 Columbus ciYillan cost espert who blew 8ALE8 JIEPORTOF Harley 53 the whistle on styrocketlng OldoVIIJeyU.eolllcltCo. Columbus Wehrle Bt Hamilton costa of the C54 carso plane, HOG8-175to22Gibi.2UOto ~~~;eld North 62 Upper ends hla brief but troubled llll.70; 220 to :10 lbl. 25to liii.IO; Arlington 56 Mrs. Sparkle Marie Hawley, srandchlldren, 19 sreal· careerwlththeAlrForceloday. u,hl2ttoliii;FatSowl20to22; Newark C.lhollc 59 Lancaster 72, Middleport, died early srandchlldren, and one .geatHis job as deputy lor Slip 17to 11; Boara.l7to 11.10; Reomolln 59 great-grllldchlld. today. management systems will Shoats 2t to 21.110. ' Plain City 53 Fairbanks 51 Funeral servlcea wW be held She was born June 14, l897 In becclmenllnclatqulttlngtlme CA'l'l'LE-Steen27.50to36; Olenlangy n Danvlllo 71 . Meigs County, the daushter of at 2 p.m. Tburtclay at tbe -the victim, for tbe record, at Helfera28to 30; BabJBeef 28to Toledo Walte63 Oregon Clay 44 · the lete AI llld Nan Manley Hobson Church of Christ In Frazier. Besides her parents, Chrlsllan Union, to which she least, of a DeleMe Deportment 34.10; Fat Cowl 18 to 19; Can- Tolodo Scoll 63 Lima Shawnee ·: nera 17 to 22.10; Bulla IUO to 31 she· waa preceded tn deatb by belonged, with tile Rev. 0 . H. ''economy" drive. Contrary to rumors, Fit15·, Milt Cows !IIi to 300. Toledo St. Francis 69 Toledo her husband, James; a son, and Cart officiating. Whitmer 66 BurW will be In Gravel HW zgerald said he had not been VEALCALVJ!'S-Topo411.71; Maukoo 76 Bowling Green 62 two dlll(lhlera. Surviving are nine children, Cemetery at Cheshire. Friends offered a new job In the Seconds 44 to t1.21i; Medium 31' Toledo C.rdlnal Strllch 78 to 40; CGm. I< Hd. 118 to t2.21; Gonoa 67 Mrs. Alfred (Helen) Farley, may caD at the Rawllnp-Coats sovemmenl . lnllead, he will hanS out hla CUlla 28to :15. Toledo Bowsher 73 Esstwood 50 ·. and Mrs. Donald (Kalbleen) Funeral Home anytime after 7 shingle aa a private lnduotrW IIIIEEPCUlla 4to a; Buckl Chamberlin 56 Chagrin Falls 51 . · Manley, both of Middleport; p.m. Tuesday unW 12:30 p.m. enslneerlns consultant. 10 to 14.211. Sprlngtlold 62 Kent R-vell" . Mrs. Ell (Bonnie) Ebersbach, Thursday when tile body wW be "I bave a client and 1 thlnlt LAMBS _ · Tops 25.71; Akron Eliot 96 Norton u (3 otsl Cheshire: Richard, of liken to the chW'ch. It's going to work out," he told a Seconds 23 to IIi; IJ&bl Wll. 2t ~~ :"r.~ 1!ton fll BeUefontalne; Norman, Mid· reporter. He decUned to nome to liB. Kilimore 62 Akron Aquinas 61 dleport; Delmar and James, the ellen!. Stow 71 Tallmadge 59 C11stal Lake, W.; John, of Fitzgerald's t32,00k-year SIX INTERVIEWED Hudlon 19 Aurora 29 Akron, and Frank of Columbus; job wu abOllahed a year after SAIGON (UPI) Tbe U.S. StrtelsbOro 76 Roolll...., G . three sisters, Mrs. Vern be told Consreoa, Nov. 13, 1161, C4Jamwtd said today Atmy Kidron Central 66 Buckeye 55 (Glenna) Little, Middleport; IJ U _ ~ J: that the C54- world'a Jarseal official• lnveoUsaUns the CloY. Borromeo 90 Lake Ridge · Mrs. Milton (!lena) Little, DUU ~~ Benelonlalne, and lilts. Georse airplane ~wwauld coal the .Ueced My La! m•mcre In- =•~• ~ Lakota ,.. , {Georgia) Ol,ler, Mullins, W. WEST GLACIER, Mont. tupayen t& bUJion lnlletd of lerYielrtd alx more p!II'IOIII Ellt Ctnton 59 Waterloo 45 Va., and a brother, Richard (UPI) - Ralnfarced racue lbe fU billion orlslnai]J Sunday at two clllll on SGulb Smithville 65 DoyletloWn 53 Vlelnlm'l aorlltem cout. Central Chrllllan 66 Bucklvt 55 ·: Frazier, Crystal Late, m.; 36 unlll today mapped another estlmellld. . Wyoming 73 Hindman (Ky. I ~ -· -ult 011 Gllcler Natlanal IN Hamilton Taft 66 Oxtord . JURY REOONVENIII Park's hlgbeat moaalaln, but (UPI) ~ Ttlewanda 64 . perk olllclall feared lime II COLUMBUS (UPI) - A Joiiii-D Me- Cincinnati Cour.ltr Tach 61 I'Ullllllll out lor IIYO coUese federal &rand JurY wblcb in' Arrolllo 51 . . Continued !rom Page I studenll milling on a cllmblns .dlcllld ellbt pollcemlln and a an- Hamilton Bodin 76 Onclnnatl · that, u one of the suardfl told espedltlnn. npullld aumben racketeer will · lASaiie 74 me: 1be atudenll, ranalns In age be ,.....Ued to dut7 Jan. 18 to parlj't allte . Mlclclltlown 68 Country Day 60 Falrflold 94 ROll 68 "D's euler for EIWllsh to set from lito 22, slerted up 10,441- COIIIIder aew chartl•· altorniY (Continued from Pap I) aomelblngoflovemaytouchlhelrbearll."'lbe original belleftllat tbe wUe of new!JPI)Ier Publllifler AleJ: McKay WIIS kidnaped for ranaom appeared leu and JellS Ukely. RUnlND Serving Meigs County for over 97 years :• ~ • .J: Coach Bametta uoed aubsln Wahaml bit 011 45D!B8attom. · ~- lh fi Id tor 51 tbe Fa!COII lineup during tbo · 1111 u~ e e a por elo81na minutes ot the eneount. Cent averap seven <:1. 19 trom or. tho toul line. Herndon' a 27 Other Wahamaplayerobltllng rebauncla lol>JIOdlhehostalnIDdoublofiauroi ,lnaddiUmtto · -·. Clark, woreLareyHomdonwlth Tile win u)lJlOCI Wabama's re19, Sieve Fields, 15 and Dave cord to ~ 011the leiiGII. Tile Gllllaple wllh 10. Fa!OCIII are alatecl to travel to Coach John Sang's G a Ill a Bulhlo Tueaclsy nl!lbt. Cooney team was topped by Sen- Wahama also """ the 1J111lllor Jon Rotltpb who netted 19 mlnaey pme by 4Ul acore. 011 four field goals 11 free Rob Lambert topped tile win!brows. Wade HoniOil aloo had ners With aoven polnta while 17, Kemy Brown, 15 l!ftd&lphc>. Mike Beebe 1101 olllrttoloadK,y~ro DaYO White cannad nine. pr Creek'o reserves. ews••• lR . rleJ s POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY cons romp over Southern, lilt 011 18 or 34 field goal attem.PII I.@ four of six tree throw trieS: Wahama jumped !1iftoa28-13 first Jl0rlodadvllltip,led55.32 at haltume and IIU Jeodlni 79.49 when tho third Qllll'lw ended. The Fal0011s had clumped tllrough 93 points bymldwa,ythroo. &h the final period, butth0111helr ahooiiJq went cold andthoyfall. eel to find file range again ex. copt when Clark llllllhrou&h a jumJIOr and came back with a layup following a steal: Cosl Expert GANI< Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $20,000.00 ()ut of Job Market Rennrt Mrs. Sparkle Hawley Dies Save Now At Hardey's ••• Save! Save! Women's Nationally Advertised Brands ••• JOYCE-CONNIES PARIS FASHION-VINER Values to 20.00 Promotion Goes !' Qimb erS may 5.00 8.00 10.00 To ('.ongn&; naVe ALL STYLES AND COLORS Penitentiary lnandoutoflballrOIII pte lbaD fool 10 dayo II il for you," Bloomfield With MI. foodCleveland llld oupplielto liltago lor reported. live or alx days. Blo4'4Dfleld said hla agJgn· As dartneu fell Sunday to mentfor ScrlppHioward -to niSbt. oeardl unlll lind out what COI1dlllonl are like bale camp at tbe lOuth end of for the z,2IIO Jl'flomn behind Waterton Late after a eecond lbe • • ln'WIIIIb.,.ellow llone frultlell day ol oearcblntl. walla - 111111 wbo Uve aad The oludenll are Clare 11111oelluw die locked 11111 Posrebra, 22, Butte ; Riy from the public In a Hlnl Martin, 22, Butte; Mart world." Levitan, 20, Hele111; Jerry ''No - at the penltenllar)' Kanzler, 11, Bopman; and latew I wu a lfiWIPIII*' ra- Jameo Alldenon, II, Bi8fotk, porter," Bloomfield wrote. "Abaolall ncrecy wu ·m absolute aecelllllb If I - to ttludy IIIII ltelftl world u II IIBilOIIII IIEIIIEK ....n, allll." Larry Melli, 1111 ol Mr. and "A oecnl world wbere II wu ·lin. lllcltlril .... P,c:meroy a crime to lagp," Bbm!lekl Route 2, bal 1tee11 Jllllled to llld. "A crlmot to trl· 'Dill II liiiJif!l' mombtl'ablp !II · )be tbt world I wrote about in lllf ADM'IeiD Miaofad .Aitl!ll.llioll tiry." "'C. ef 31 jQtdcl' llal(t111 ...,_ _ _ _ _ _lllllliil breodera pia~ ' oa )lie rtturned VALUES TO 38.95 8.00 9.00 10.00 13.00 18.00 23.00 Good Selection Styles Of Shoes dispoayed tor easy seledion . No exchanges! No ae~GS returns I o,.en Mon.' Thurs. FRIDAY . SATURDAY UOto 5: 00 S: 30to9:00 8: 30taS:OO . MIDDLE OF UPPER BLO.CK POMEROY, OHIO ·T•Attl ·~: cL•Ik\ft:~ olllda1 . ro~~ar. ., : · '· ····---·---· Driv' to El••felds In Pomlt~P. For lll·e January CIHn·UP. Sa1e In The .Wo:lnen~ an~:~ G.Itl:l ,:f Read, .t9:.:.Wee~r ~:6~-~rtieftJ'· ~ . -.~ : ~:On ,., . S.coad·.{ FI•r ~· · . . .' ~ • ' _,.. '~~,, '1' ,. . .. ·~' :jt . •, .... ~.. 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