https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/960777cd0f2ceb5c36ec4ce9d964fbbb.pdf 7f84287678c85a4ae22e77f526b521d8 PDF Text Text ' . . ,•,i' ., ~· )' , • . 14 'Refugees I)i~ in Raid ,. Officer Candidate MEET AT THE MARTIN Meet ~I "The New Martin" for wonderful food in a relaxed • atmosphere. Open7 days - 7 a.m. to8 p.m. Intention .. .MAR TINRESTAURAN/'. ~ddle~ l ··~!ndAve . ., ~ ' .. Nollonol link Raglon No.4 Chirttr No.1910 • • CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION, INCLUDING DOMESTIC SUiSIDIARIES. OF THE Po•eroy National Bank . OF POMEROY In the State of Olllo, at f!le close alllu,lnou an D t - n, '"'· P111111ln response to c.ll m1de bJ Comptroller of the Currency,, umlirTitle12, United St1tes (Dille, Sectlori 161. ,' - '\ Plan Visits To Two ASSE"J;S Cash and due from bonks U.S. Treasury securl1ies . Obligations of Stain and political subdivisions Other securltiH Federal !undo oold lnd socurlfles purchlnd ' under agr"eements 1a resell Loans . . Bank premises, ,furnlture and fixtures, and other.assets representing bonk premiHS Other asse1s TOTAL.ASSETS .. $992.816.1) '" ••171,210.00 623,259.:M 19,742.50 . - .... Appeal Made 1,525.000.00 ••722.710.72 i•. 120,000.00 9,457.66 Draft'Boards S1£114,2ii.i5 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals. partnerships, $3,717 ,4Al.SO and corpora11or'll Time and savings deposlll of lnd.lvlduals • 6.681,771.26 partnerships, and corporations 107,797.20 [ltposits of United Staies·Government 627,510.82 , • ' · Dtposfll al.litates and po~iicalsufK!Iv) slons 52.751.21 Certified and officers' chicks, oh;. · S11.187.;HU9 . · TOTAL DEPOSITS 4.fl!j.5ZQZ3 .: Ia) Total demand deposits 6,691,771 26 (b) TotalllmeandsavlngsdtpOSIIs 71,369.16 . 'Other ilobilllles TOTAL LIABILITIES . RESERVE~ ON LOANS AND SE.CURITIES Rnorvo for bod dab! fol~ an ' ~ns (HI up pul'$uant.toiRS rullrill•l · . TOTAL RESERVES Oil LOAN.SANDS!CURITIES •·CAPITALACCOUMTS . . ~qulty capllal.fotal •·9 ,. !152.+9!"'' 2110.000.00 feommonS1ock·lqlalpor ~l~ . i"' No. Sharn authorized ..,ooo No. shorn outstanding 8,000 '· AGO,OOO.OO Surpl'-" ' 255.+96,76 Undivided f>l'ollls . 185S.696.7. TOTALCAPITALACCOUNTS . TOTAL LIABILITIEt RESERVES, AND · $12,1M,W;IS CAPITAL ACCOUNTS • , MEMpltAND+, .Average a1 total di!IIOSIIS tor the 15 calendar $10,885.5:14.50 day1 endlngwllhcall date Average o1 total loans for the 15 calendar · 4,713,32s.n days ending wllhcaf.l date Qm'fPunish •, rn.sun.IJ .. i' ·' ' . ••••,. ' hi:'The. , Investigated 2 Accidents . �l •a , .llllo11f-~ lllllq«< , ·q., . ;,.~ Man's Environment- . Save It ·Now or 'Else · ··· . :~"" ...-~ ""' ,'; · •'· ;~,; ' ·""' , ·"': . "•'" . ...:: I : ' l' ,;, , ..R, 1 J1' ' • .~· • I ' ·""(.nolber ·old aayln&llalld.l IIi a~ec~:~ revlaloti. It ~ ba; -~ ~ e vI du t IIIII "~body" II IIGt merelY ~ng abOut tile wea~r. W~ or umnttln&l;r, u AJlE dOiai aometblng about lt.-o4illd· \llbill we ue dcili!l II lor !lie moil palt a!Jrmlng: · ·· ' ·· · ~tolbe Wall str.etJ~ $~~have ~· a definite .comtallotl •fletReo. UCIIoll bl ~ ·1111 ilteel mlllllli Gary, Ind. wilb ' In ~ 30 mll8a dOWDWIDd. The ~laiioa 1110 Pile 'that willa llell ~eon up 1n Gil')', ~lin • .~ by .IIDGb &om·lbe iDl!li. comes down IIi LaPorte. . 1• • 'BetWeen 111111 and 1Sl6'7, era eel • ·~ more . ri!pi~JIOII titan did Illations· · ' . of tilt mllll. · A iiDit1i1r -effect baa beeD nollid ·1n · We, .ID., io nlllea dewtlwilld of Sl Loull, ' . ' . . .... TbJ National' PolllltiOD CotitrOt Admtnwrattiln precUcta . eveult,lal death for .750,000 ~leu 1111'!1b! nmerlea Dear oat!al!4. 14cf., becauie of suJI!Iua• clloxl!le ~ .ffoni -ny pcnlerplantulld a paper iDUI. .. · . . · On·lbe Welt Cnaal, lbe 11.S. Foreat SerVIce reporti that j)OllutiOo from Lot. ,\Ji&e~N· II sttnrty . automobile ldllltu! 1.2 mWlon trees IIi tile Sa Bmaadibo Natioaal Flirea1. The dealll of ao 1JW11 trees could haVe profound ,lllld ~bit effecla on climate. · II .:u not by clwlce thai Pmldell~ ~cm. '• lint oflclal . act 1n the DeW clecade wu to ·e5U a three-member White Hollie CouncU on En~O!IJIIelltal Quality. "It II lllerallJ now or never" lor tile· J~Atlon to reclaim · lbe purity of ill air,, Ita w•tera lllld Ita ,JIVIIig euvironmeat, l8icf lbe Presldeat as he algned tile le~on. ' ·. . The 11CCIIDiulatlng~deDC:e suggeala lie wu not rulJtT of euggeratlou. · · · •r·1,rz .I o 4 0 • . .... ... . \ ' When computers flrat came on the acene after World War. U, there were dire p~.tostlcatlou that the electrGidc "brains" "would event1 cause widespread Ulleii!P1ol'· · mant, _ p~arly among IID8idlled and semtakllled Work· li\ · era. Already ID the dealp slllge, for initaDCe,'Were eom· C:lete steel mills that could be \JP!I"&Ied by ooe man plllb• g butlnns. · ' Other&lJredlcled tllat what had been trRe for even- olber tecbnologtcal ilulovatlon would be true for com~l • , while some old joba would lllldoubtedly be a by • automation, new and belleriJ*ylng jbba would be~Thill far the optimlala seem to have beeD right. One of !'l'~.i:~::'~~ • tile .most criUcally labor-abort areas Is In 11!1' very field or wbep 110 ®IIIPuterl, where an eatlmaled nallomrlde sborlap ot Wbat willl everyone. alferb\l . """"" 310,000 programmers currently exists. . requlema "' tile Say Slxtlel, , ~ . • ' To perform ita dati procesalnl fUIICtiona, 8 0 Why don't we bllry some Of tile· A "~" Nlde Qle ra!la:· "apeaks" and "llstena" to anY of a n11mber of Jan. ovtrllled alu& trordl, lo!l? leo "Dorky" waa ~ y!!U oo!ioOo ·. pages with aucb tllotlc names as COBOL, RTRAN tonser groove on;tlle I!.OIIkeHIII pill iDa ~. and a ding-a-ling 1....- PL/1 and RPG. Training of a human programmer tti rapmyllldsueloprovelbey're Unkled, bu.t didn' t tlng =~ these languages Dormally takes as long as two yeara. hlp. I'm from IJie· day when anybody's cblmea. ' :ll~ In a recent and IUC<lfsaful pilot program, however, Com· "bead" wua nautlcallerm and "Cool" waa "nolao hoi." "': .monweallb Computlnl, Inc., of ~.. Mau., trained "Maryjane" W1f a tilake of . A "lrip" atarted b)! cab, not ICbool dropoull from Boston'• Roxbliry Bef:Uql! to qualify shoe. · · ''tab." ~ ; · ~-computer programmers In cmJy elgbt weeks. The youths Doea anyone' else gel bail "Soul brolbera" belonged to ~UCludiDg one wtlb only an Btb-gi'ade ed11C8Uon, were j;i;i vibes from tile freaky new the Fraterriat o;Je; Ghoits. • to~ooodurlnc lralnlng before steppllig mto iobl IIi the voc:aa.•••-? '- OVERKILLED ''Out of lllltht"· ..... •••500 ... range. ~.It-~ · not The Commomreallb proltl'aJ utlllz.ed a "'-"~ Dear "0 : ~r,; comer• lUge ~;\D$'t:, coupledamwllb De'll' ~ • ,.,...Cclo!',.·~,III!W•; l',ou•.,, ~~~· ;..A.!'blg:]lultl' Ja co-operaUOirwllb Equal <>PPoftllhttt~ ·i!i . fa~"'"~-.I.Jllk.lw, )lhille ' lll jaU. (And private lnduatfY, the progr11111 ta fO be ~10 upp welN WOrds - a!MI.tbai•~ Why meant Utile -Mary' was SO mm:e disa_dv~ged young men and womeq. etade the kids trlU III,!Oit1 ~ p new ·. up, 11ot 'beailed fot the A program sucb as thll baa broad naUODal'lm u u crop. Wbin eldel's "Set into" wasoo.) the YOUIIC cener.tl\ld'• alu&. "Flake off" wu not a comextendlnl ~yond the gbetlns to prtaoaa scl!OOta ~ lnllltuUou. ' .. lt'uapped,manl YCJUIIIIavery llillld bUt-. daridtulf remover. Rather tban being a menace, the c~puter IIi Uils up llebtabout'~..10 copjeoll. "F!'i*y~ might bave been lnataDce as leu\ II creating uaelul emploYJII8tlt for peOple So let'a IDIItlle bell far 1MGI foil'. Wagnalls' illclmame far bla wbo milbt olherwlae he not just unemplOyed but ~~~~e~~~p~oy. alu& lrilll HIJ!Ie of: aldelcicll. , , ~~~~t,~.ttil · '·· , REIIEMBERwm;N?able. "U~"werewliatgrandpa 1 . L ·;· -. ·,"Tum ·pa, l!tlre:· ~n and c1rop loQk out ot hill mouth abel "· i = room. • :- . !!25 c::; CIUt"•t~bunkereclupto ..,.-.dlnaglauOtn~every f~~~ the TV set - and feD asleep, nlghl. And a "d~" was ilie . "Topleu;• .described 1tale · elevator to - the' baaiiibent. ' ' beet (not bare}, and "bot- . A ·."barn ~rllal" · •as a tomlell" . was a teenage boy'a ilactyard . barbecu~-' llomacb. ""'fcl>oul" waa w• ~ on a It wu "a eble~Een In every po1ycbialrlst~s door ~ be not "pot In every chiclE.'' went Ill lunch. ~~~~~~~~ ly WAYNE G. liANDSTADT, M.D. pol," A ''bird" wore featlten aiKl "'~'¥ ~" came on peaches, . Q-My ; 11 g111er doesn't uratng? could fiy. (She allll does nollri !I patrol ear. ..__....~ lbe bottlea •or her n · 11111111imea, bat II isn't the ''Geltlill atoned" was · ........... ,. A-A nur• ) •--••"• · t ..._._,_ 8""""'""' Z.weet~d baby. Her doCtor Ina mother . who 10 •- in the same. no •,J:(f~lllii~ -..,..~; •· ·• ·riia· IIYI It isn't aeceaaary. What lla'bi ''Pop" WU the bead of tile •• •• '" ' do you tblnt? ;. !!-._. '~!!. '::'!-~ llatol~~ •- to flllidly, no! 1Jbal a "bead"~, A-BoUle a, ·nipples• llld' ....... ~p, ;'"'her ; , mawodalauidl'~w•ebcauae o,1 will\~.' . ,...,... ·~uta sbould ·be lteriitJed .,·~ · ~.peril; ~ D~r~ And ''The PIDu wll not diirlac the baby's llr.C··five" . ... ......)' ... a""ut the "'~--'-- be capitalized' :;,.j~~~~ ,maatlia of tile, elliM'elanl' IIi ~ Wdle'a, ~":jam, be lm~bJ~i:'~' ~th • · .' hat ·Weather, qlte lb8 r&ct l!ld' ntaled 111'eell. Even, II the problema of eVeryday What kind of worda are In ~n~an~~ ~-= ~ tile . .She "'11 probably need store far u8 "1lang freaks" of · ttlrjue Iii thll matter. for tile ~7D be.rself Is from a child paycbOI~>- =--.:~::r.' suffer. "l)eavy/' "aroOvY," Also, the lllda are "!lllli.rt the Thlrtlea I Bottle Sterilization Is Still Best Pfoc:~ure weD.......,.. pay............ l .i n d· ., , ...._,. ,,,.., .,..· \ ,-<~P~"'-"'1':' ~-. ""'. :~"' .; . * -2~ ~o.. 1..r:~· s ~::E' . tt:.sF;.= ~=~~J~, = ~·~IP~:of·= =~~1tt~; a · - ' . "'•' "· , • • · N J1111or IPirk 1•• .lelt ill Ollp 2 1 6 7 , to )lljp wUb 1111t qUicli' Cnae~ -Gr11111 Barnetle'a polnll,llldan~htal. Falcwllnre1lot11Mlrtlld7 111 ~ n" WJ!2IIT , ti. i11!coocJ ~I mlnatea, u In tile lli'lt qurtlr, Metp tliiJ Jllmped o.ulln fnir;l. U-11, YIIU!tedtoanearlf 11..Siei4W. .-aroind tile tine minute lllll'k. attbla point llle7loclbcl Wre lbe Melp cloled lbe pp be(on Marauclen of 1be1r llni'.,_ hilftlme1 11l&bttJ,II " · · Apln clft -tile tlllrd period ?.· .Co!llcb CGat wo~~e·s ~ ·'· ·der . ,Clips 'Cats 7· to 68 . .AI . exan ' f::'a M =t :r;r. the third qllll'ler, Wlblma came bidE to 'tle it. Going 'IIIIo lbe fino I el&bl • mlnalal, the score was lmolled up at .H. Sine Fields, ,~ senior for· want, p11t Wal)ama abead 37-31 oo a free lbrow alter the FaldJns had CGiitrolled the 11po off- and the bill- 'until 5:09 J'l!llllllled iD tile fpurlb q\larl«. Atthe4:45mm,autdthlta long jumper to "JIIit"Melp iD OP f!'Gnt aPift at ii"M Haggerty 4115 t1Jet1 bif a fl1e · ~ Ill widen 421 . tiJe pJ) to sAl. , . Melp with 43 for Whaoia. Marauder · ae~ior lfOI"ked ·both -~ retrieves. Van Mitre IIICI MNf.. · . . · . •. In the loliiilfO!Ie . pme,. . ' . MilP t:her\ J 21 Sou.the · rn K nock·ed' Ov er· 63-5·3 = c;:" R' r:..r:e ' . w·m . am. . eserves KYGer~ --.a. ,. oa:::.::::• 3iM.Sbaw,1o-3-23;G.Sbaw,l·ll··~~~~~~~~i! . ., DAllY ISLE ' ~ BUILT-I.NKITCHEN. !!~~~~~~; . . 17, llinall Meigs comwed cammllted Ill 11 22 perlor ,._ .:.r ;•.:r Wibama. v.ili ......" wm 'k • • n....::... SeoNI · · r*'- ihe Compu.ters Are Hiring f:l:t , Wahan!a COillli1lttOII %1 pf'·· SVAC ,STAHDIN;$ ~ 10 20 bt ...... .'ftftl: I· Xdeadlbad10polnll, Gallla, bo\!J team& t.3, far SVAC ONLY ~y.,.jfouledOIII; '~ ·rarllll Ken~. lot.~, topped ~ ~ ,In the ~ TEAM W L P Falcons aDd one•fili JIN$/ . c ' tbe Bobcall aeorlDa wllb 21 Vall~y ~::ue, Conference. Eaalem a o 599 'Nexi Friday, 'irtn-ba.i ,. ~ polnll. ~<II Rothleb, 1-1 ~. Kyger . , .'s qat pme Ia Nol1li Gellla • 3 m the Ja~ ~ ' iD rl had 17. Dan White, W FrldaynllbliatSoullllmlAcal. Krwere.iic 4 :i 424 422 Howardhltonatwo.polnterto SEO~ battle. Ill tllelr lin&• 399 ' 447 tie it up ..n. Tldi was the meeting, Mellis won 1H.' .. aopbomore, bad _18, Wade Alelander Ia - 11-3 far tbe ~ 56 536 a-, 1-1 jlmlor, bad D. ..,..1!111 ~Jill Eutern In_ Sl>ul':!:osf:: 2 · : point ,JII wblcb Tyo made hill Wa~WU ljilsll the Narth GAIIIf I Alaander CGIUII8Cted OR 31 of Plb CGIIIIJ FrtclaJ aigbl. TOT.t,LS 23 2: 2836 tlral appearance and lm· Plrata. In tbelr lint ~. r1 lhola from tile field lor 4U ~YGER CREEK (18) ALL GAMES mediately be dropped in two em Norib Gallla woo &4-G. ~: IJatdatr. pereentandmade17ofZ2attlle Rllthceb,S.11-17;Bmm,7·741; ·TEAM W L P OP i151oot'jumperl<lpu1Melga '"' -.:t-, . ,. foullloefar77.2perc:ent.Kyser W.lleDaaa,W.U;Whlte,l+18; Eastern 10 1 105 ~ ahead, IG.18. • ~·fl "' :.~... c___ eaac~~ . Doui r.atumer ~~ Creek hit 11 of&7trom tile lleld' J. ~~enson, o-1-1; Saunden, o.. ~ Gaern1. 6 .. m 616 Wllb 3 ,02 ~e~~, Howard Ued 11 , ~'"' . . .._._.,.., i:llllUa"" replaee blm. Tbe 8pan...a lor 31.1 per cent and ~ of 311 at 0, Tolala, .-... Kyger eok 5 7 763 100 up with two crucial foullhola, at 1 By Unlltd ~-I DHIO HIGH SCijOOL ftnlahed tile pme w1111 lour the Une far 11.8 per cent Kyg.- ALEXANDER (77) - Bobo, Hannan Trace 4 I 671 767 40-10 AI tbe 2-5& inark RidE . • IIASKETIALL SCORES men. . ' , . ·<:reek led 37-31 ill rebounda. 7-4-11; GriCPbJ, I-HI; Seel, 4- ~:"'" ~ : ~~ :: VanMatre, ~ junior !nard, ' · By United Prtu ln~tlonal Tlim Jlo!IO, 1-2 ~. IIICl The Utile Spartana WOil tbe Z.IO; BrooD, Z.~; Kecll, ~IO; LAST WEEKS RESULTS bit oft a tong jumper and Meigs . '""iark T,l camtirldot .u . LIJnnle GrlcPbY, ~~1 junior, reserve game 77-fJ., G. llrOob, 3+10;, White, 1-4-4; Eastern 75 North Gallla 61 went <11 tcp again, 42-40. ·\ Lll!ll ~lor •102 Celina 71 paced lbe ~ildlwllllll Coach John Sane B Bobcall W~ O.W. Totalil, 311-17·77. Symm111 Valley 17 No. Gallla 71 Wallaml came back for five Niles' MCKinley IS points. 'Jan Seel, U junior, are now f>-7 iD all pmesiGr tile Kyger Creek 18 1112 19-a Southern 65, Hanna; W. Va. 4 lllr&lgbtpolnll on fleldgoala by You~ WoodrOw WIIICIII GregllrooU,f>.lltrealmwlancl aeuon IJicl lied with North All!sander 18211911-71' Kyger Cr'k S'lhwellern 39 Fields 111C1 Howard and free 6r7l.:..,leld , __ No. Gallla 70 Hannon Tract 57 lhrqw by Gilllaple Tills placed Sp 1 ~ Soulhwealern 63 SGulhern 53 .... F·'-·111 . "lead ~th Y0u1111~n Clrdlnal Nlooney ' Eaatern 14 Glou1ltr 72 ""' """"'" a 45-4% "' '11 Alexander 72 Kyg..- Creek 611 1:29 left. St111btnvillt Central 511 , THIS WEEK'o GAMES But the. Marluders lltuck E. Llverpool4 Coach ~' s; Rilsa' Scl9lh- 311al uie end of three periods. led the taeen with oeven. Tuesdoy: bacl<l<ltaketlleleadonanolher Meislllon 53 weclem IIIIJa1andera · notched Southwestern had five men in SOUTHERN (53) - Nease 0. Symm111 Valley al Han. Trace )1lmper by Tyo IJicl two free Youngiio>¥" East 32 their aeCCJiai1 Solllbem , ValleJ double Dgurea lnellldlng lUcky Q.O; Jolinaon ~10; l!bain 2-U; Friday: thrvws, alao .by Tyo, tile latter Yoilr!lilown Rayen 69 Athletle Coni,....... .. ...~ of tile ••-· th ..__,_ • • B Bart •.. B Miller at Eaotem with only 5 aeconds -·•••••. SOUl~ Rang<~ 61 1 u~ ""' .....,t,5-lloenlor,wi I& points, """"",..1.. ; . ..... ; . Ga ""-~"' Hubblrd 61 Brookfield 4 I!NSOD willie~~ aver Including 10 for 10 al tile foul HID 1-0-2; G. Hart 1.0.2; Norris North Ilia "' Wahama Meigs led 41-45. cOlumbiana 63 Unlllld J4 llle vlllling Southern 1Acal line; Rusty Hutchins, 5·10 6-5-17. Totals 26-13-63. · ~~o::;.,.~n "!,~.:"Furnoce . Glllistle connected on a ~ East Tech 68 Parple To"'adoea Saturday aenlor, with II; Joe Waters, 5-10 SOUTHWESTERN (63) ,..- Soturd1 y: · driVing lay-up with 20 aeconds <lie'(• John Hoy 56 nilbl· Junior, had 14; and Solan Eb- Haney $-1-6; )\. HulcldM lhl--1$; 1 Souih Webslor ol Hon-Trace ·!eft Ill regain the lead lor llle Elyria 68 Toledo Dovllblso Jl . SOulbtreslen!llnowUID lbe man, &-2 junior, willl10. Ehman 4-Z.IO; Stout S-111-16; Federal Hocking at Eastern . Falconi, 47-46. Lorain 81 .5Gulhvlew 66 SVAC and 3>:1 iD all. 'pmell. · Waters 5+14; Dalley 1·1-3. TbeMarauderafaDedtoscore 67 Fal~l.~ 61 Bry,an 5I Southern Ia 24 in.the SVAC and Top aeorlng bonora of tbe Tolals 21·21-«1. <11 two mlaaed fret thrvws willl Mllo_ml •.0 59 ~~Uie: ~51 ' alao 3-8 In all • .Soutb- Di8bt went to Gary Norrla, 5-10 Soulllern 10 II Ill~ Q-WIIot !Dill Tbcmi41 Jef· I aeeontll left, and with l)ro . 78 Bedger"~'79 Pv:t:lng Volley \rest!!i'll playa Frldly al, Union aeillor, who paced Coacb Jim Southwestern 15 15 17 19-63 fnJtm'l lmpreulon of the secontla sl!owlng on tile clock,, . · Furnai:tr and tile 111118 ill8bl Adams Tornadoes · wllb 17 - . White H0111e1 · . Howard was louted, siDklbg 62 • . o.. 64, Cilntm McKinley 62 Southern e~lertalns Kyser poiDII. Roy Jobnaon, ~senior, SAT1JRDAY'S BOX SCORE A-He described It aa "a both oo a one and one altuatiOil Columbul South 55 Creek. · bad 10. great atone house, blg Canlol! Llrw;oln 62 Tbe IIIPlanden led all tile Soulllern wcm tile reserve FEDEJW,HOCitiNG (II) ell01igb for two emperor~ Lorain Admlr~l King «1 way,15-IO at llle end~ tile lint ome 33-32'u Snyder paced tile Ball 3-U· Dillinger SoN· tile~-~.'~ran canton Lehman 59 CuvaMgl period, 31).21 at tile bill, ancl47· wlnnen11'iibl1. Larry SlepbeM DriiPo 5·1:11; Hall.' 0.1·1; -• Falla 53 ., , · IIDblnaon, 4-7-11; McCoy, 1-Z-4; r:rHEii~Xiii'Nmiii:l Alliance 68 canton 1;. c. :1,' ~ TOTAL 1&-1f.48. 11IE DAILY ca.;:Of)Acqulnaa75Akroll Eliot LOGAN ~47) 72 Miller 64 . ' llampshire, 2-U, ftoDills, z.2. Clllli1DL T - ' - · r& e3iltl 56 Tlie reserve l~jrwanl,klpped aeorenwith &; ·YekDlcb,l·Zof;B.Sbaw,1·1· 68 . .· wcin .·. J3,followedbyStneDIInfee,574 Col.l Grove 34 10 ........,. ~ willl .12 1-3; TOTAL 17-13-47. · >.fPike "' Co. I and Dave Fjfe, i-11 ~ FederaJ.Hocldna .. U ·lt It t6 62 .. '" lorwlrd ·" ·WIIb a, 0 obble Lopn ' ; .. J, uo 37. : •U 'Uinbert; W 'ftisbinar[ iulrd, · · cj • ~~==::: JellMelga W~ willl g, EASTERN tPIH) Ml IIIII upped Its overall · Howard, 7-3-17; Bordim, loU; record to ._7 In tile ~ Blanton, 5-4-16; Neal, Z.l-6; · Nance, ~~-; TOT~ 26-IUf. ,. MI.WI.,_rt, Qhla ' . ' .game. . ~ ' WELI8I'ON (12) I E~~~~~~=j 1 GAVGEs - ·Gallq,olla, 12.1 Caach Teft'Y Qlllin8er bo)'a Jordan, Moll; Zimmerman, L ;;~~~i*r: ~ and tann1n11 12 feel ,af. had an I-I lead at the end of tbe &-5-! 7; Martin, 3-1-7; Foul, 3-1• ~ . rollen; ' Pt. Pleasant, :lUI; flrJI qllll'ler .l!JIIi were Ill frolll 7; '~~owen, 5.3-13; TOTAL il-10. 52 . . PlilllerOJ~~ 11.118; Jlinl<ln, :lll-13 at tile ball. 62• UGIIiil.; ~wba Falla, U8 . Wabama lel)fartber behind ill SCORE BY QUARTERS· ;~; Cliatltlloii 11.1f 11111!.. tile third quarter as they ~ E4atem (Pike) 1332 5o IH 12 FT. LONG-BELL ~ J,oclis. ~ 11 teet ·.oulle!Jred 12 to~. Meigs leadiJig Wellston 1$ 211 47 62 of. rolltrs; . Qac~JM!, l'llllllilll!· 13 32-il.all!lrlhree qllllrlers.ln tile RESERVE SCORE: •Wellston II feet; finAl q,llll'ler Meigs IIUbltltulss 59 Easlem (Ptlo:e) 51. 11 went IIito aetloo and maintained ,...·- - • the lead. .Melp made, 14 of19 from lbe lleld fiJI" 211 per cent wbiJe appliances wabatllil' c:onuected on 12,of 58 far a cnolllllll per cent. Melp converted 17 of' 37 from lbe Charll7 attlpe and Wabama 8 of ,., ID ' , . ' <' . 7S1031t l· ·'I'> · • t461110 1 o a a 1 o , Aftera'JI$. ~!b'll 1 e e a, o o '-ll ,h ~· .lfljlrlanl putied my ~· a,,M third 2 ' o a • o ~ ~. -' _clqWPed.KJger J 0 0 0· 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 Crel!k 174 SIIUrdl)' nilbl at • II J1 13 ,:n 41 A1banf ~Ill' lui minute and.Z7 ~· Witii'GDIJ fqur U 10 10 11--41 , _ oob Door. 13 .IJ 114-40 AJesander ,._ Jeedlns lUI , when tile big jlllllo' Oiartle Kect. .f.l ~. fouled oat. 1 . '• * 2 1 e · s 1 z. 2 · 3 11 ·· 7 1 2 ·o 0 0 , 0 0 16 1Z 11 G II . • 3 ma.uat w·· · , 1-.CHILu\11 >, • 1 . Wtraac:t-•ri&btdolmtolbt 1111ar4 and another .of lbe 13 wtra;lbe IMd ~ 10ibilll. blutcld-tip ~. ~ 0 and lbe _ ., be!llc ·lllid fin Melgl willliJ. Mldt Dllldl, ... _. tm.TIIt loii-..Uielp·ID 1- ~ pil'd, bltdollbllllgunia 1 --'1 and tile Willie Falcllal far tile ..-11 lltraJcbt pme witll12. II'OA PGII.n1 ruui l'J' junlped ~ .w: . • , . 1134157 145 1 ' 6 ' 416 '· '. taPorte= - TH. ~~~ . ~ "' · 1JY D1111 WII!IICilP ·Wibllrla'' 1-1 ~ pail F« 1be licGDd ~ .P..,.I!ilr...... MJ4clowil, ~ 1be rfCI)t foOt , but , I'OA PO n.UT UPr!P •· ,'1111 .,.._, llinl!d!n Tlm...,.nlediiii!I!GI:Iftwllll pme, MeJp ~-nat M'f:. . . ~-ibi were · conllllntd aea• lbe · 4 o t o a 4 1 dml tb M •tearilil!llnlllll 16111d'l-111111orr.nntDPid JIUIICh.due/ailalfloU.I!Dllfad' .;lliiiel!ilbeCJUii'llriDindlat16- q~'ae841. """, · · ~:=~'e:~~ . ' . :.1 ;; ) ' 1 • ' . Z I I ~=::.:.. 88~utbJ·' 'q!PI 11 ~ ~ 10.,Gfl7.· ~ MrYicea 'of &4 ~· ~ ' 1Z. AI !Ill bul«, W. . . .'all-3 · Mdp IIJUI't8d to a JI-lt Ill ,. ··~ ~!, • ..:..: . Score by Qurten . Wabama 5 I 4 11-32 Mei81 ' 12 12 13-4 MEIGS- Fife 2+1, Dunfee f>. Z-12, Morris S-G-4, T. Va~ 4r..l3, Cooke O.I·l, A8h o-Z-2, V. lnwqen D-2-2, Buck 0.0.0, CotterlU0:1·1,M. Vall8hall~. We'- &44. Tolals 14-17-lli. WAHAMA - 14mhirl 4-1-8, Harrja 0.1·1, R. Clark »1, B. =~~i •,•~\i.ii'N·~ am, z.J-6, Hown1-G-4,, 1-04, Crawford Ruaaalll·l..1, T. ~ Roulb' I.O.Z. Totals 1~ ' Your II~~~=~' I O.le W11i'nelr-l HOW lAttY POUCIS . ' -..." does It take to " -, lnsur~t yl)ur 'farm? Uhder one plan - 1ltst one · po!lc;;Y•. ·, one low -' ll"•l'llhim PIYm!!flt, one 'pi~ to PlY· l' ' I �l •a , .llllo11f-~ lllllq«< , ·q., . ;,.~ Man's Environment- . Save It ·Now or 'Else · ··· . :~"" ...-~ ""' ,'; · •'· ;~,; ' ·""' , ·"': . "•'" . ...:: I : ' l' ,;, , ..R, 1 J1' ' • .~· • I ' ·""(.nolber ·old aayln&llalld.l IIi a~ec~:~ revlaloti. It ~ ba; -~ ~ e vI du t IIIII "~body" II IIGt merelY ~ng abOut tile wea~r. W~ or umnttln&l;r, u AJlE dOiai aometblng about lt.-o4illd· \llbill we ue dcili!l II lor !lie moil palt a!Jrmlng: · ·· ' ·· · ~tolbe Wall str.etJ~ $~~have ~· a definite .comtallotl •fletReo. UCIIoll bl ~ ·1111 ilteel mlllllli Gary, Ind. wilb ' In ~ 30 mll8a dOWDWIDd. The ~laiioa 1110 Pile 'that willa llell ~eon up 1n Gil')', ~lin • .~ by .IIDGb &om·lbe iDl!li. comes down IIi LaPorte. . 1• • 'BetWeen 111111 and 1Sl6'7, era eel • ·~ more . ri!pi~JIOII titan did Illations· · ' . of tilt mllll. · A iiDit1i1r -effect baa beeD nollid ·1n · We, .ID., io nlllea dewtlwilld of Sl Loull, ' . ' . . .... TbJ National' PolllltiOD CotitrOt Admtnwrattiln precUcta . eveult,lal death for .750,000 ~leu 1111'!1b! nmerlea Dear oat!al!4. 14cf., becauie of suJI!Iua• clloxl!le ~ .ffoni -ny pcnlerplantulld a paper iDUI. .. · . . · On·lbe Welt Cnaal, lbe 11.S. Foreat SerVIce reporti that j)OllutiOo from Lot. ,\Ji&e~N· II sttnrty . automobile ldllltu! 1.2 mWlon trees IIi tile Sa Bmaadibo Natioaal Flirea1. The dealll of ao 1JW11 trees could haVe profound ,lllld ~bit effecla on climate. · II .:u not by clwlce thai Pmldell~ ~cm. '• lint oflclal . act 1n the DeW clecade wu to ·e5U a three-member White Hollie CouncU on En~O!IJIIelltal Quality. "It II lllerallJ now or never" lor tile· J~Atlon to reclaim · lbe purity of ill air,, Ita w•tera lllld Ita ,JIVIIig euvironmeat, l8icf lbe Presldeat as he algned tile le~on. ' ·. . The 11CCIIDiulatlng~deDC:e suggeala lie wu not rulJtT of euggeratlou. · · · •r·1,rz .I o 4 0 • . .... ... . \ ' When computers flrat came on the acene after World War. U, there were dire p~.tostlcatlou that the electrGidc "brains" "would event1 cause widespread Ulleii!P1ol'· · mant, _ p~arly among IID8idlled and semtakllled Work· li\ · era. Already ID the dealp slllge, for initaDCe,'Were eom· C:lete steel mills that could be \JP!I"&Ied by ooe man plllb• g butlnns. · ' Other&lJredlcled tllat what had been trRe for even- olber tecbnologtcal ilulovatlon would be true for com~l • , while some old joba would lllldoubtedly be a by • automation, new and belleriJ*ylng jbba would be~Thill far the optimlala seem to have beeD right. One of !'l'~.i:~::'~~ • tile .most criUcally labor-abort areas Is In 11!1' very field or wbep 110 ®IIIPuterl, where an eatlmaled nallomrlde sborlap ot Wbat willl everyone. alferb\l . """"" 310,000 programmers currently exists. . requlema "' tile Say Slxtlel, , ~ . • ' To perform ita dati procesalnl fUIICtiona, 8 0 Why don't we bllry some Of tile· A "~" Nlde Qle ra!la:· "apeaks" and "llstena" to anY of a n11mber of Jan. ovtrllled alu& trordl, lo!l? leo "Dorky" waa ~ y!!U oo!ioOo ·. pages with aucb tllotlc names as COBOL, RTRAN tonser groove on;tlle I!.OIIkeHIII pill iDa ~. and a ding-a-ling 1....- PL/1 and RPG. Training of a human programmer tti rapmyllldsueloprovelbey're Unkled, bu.t didn' t tlng =~ these languages Dormally takes as long as two yeara. hlp. I'm from IJie· day when anybody's cblmea. ' :ll~ In a recent and IUC<lfsaful pilot program, however, Com· "bead" wua nautlcallerm and "Cool" waa "nolao hoi." "': .monweallb Computlnl, Inc., of ~.. Mau., trained "Maryjane" W1f a tilake of . A "lrip" atarted b)! cab, not ICbool dropoull from Boston'• Roxbliry Bef:Uql! to qualify shoe. · · ''tab." ~ ; · ~-computer programmers In cmJy elgbt weeks. The youths Doea anyone' else gel bail "Soul brolbera" belonged to ~UCludiDg one wtlb only an Btb-gi'ade ed11C8Uon, were j;i;i vibes from tile freaky new the Fraterriat o;Je; Ghoits. • to~ooodurlnc lralnlng before steppllig mto iobl IIi the voc:aa.•••-? '- OVERKILLED ''Out of lllltht"· ..... •••500 ... range. ~.It-~ · not The Commomreallb proltl'aJ utlllz.ed a "'-"~ Dear "0 : ~r,; comer• lUge ~;\D$'t:, coupledamwllb De'll' ~ • ,.,...Cclo!',.·~,III!W•; l',ou•.,, ~~~· ;..A.!'blg:]lultl' Ja co-operaUOirwllb Equal <>PPoftllhttt~ ·i!i . fa~"'"~-.I.Jllk.lw, )lhille ' lll jaU. (And private lnduatfY, the progr11111 ta fO be ~10 upp welN WOrds - a!MI.tbai•~ Why meant Utile -Mary' was SO mm:e disa_dv~ged young men and womeq. etade the kids trlU III,!Oit1 ~ p new ·. up, 11ot 'beailed fot the A program sucb as thll baa broad naUODal'lm u u crop. Wbin eldel's "Set into" wasoo.) the YOUIIC cener.tl\ld'• alu&. "Flake off" wu not a comextendlnl ~yond the gbetlns to prtaoaa scl!OOta ~ lnllltuUou. ' .. lt'uapped,manl YCJUIIIIavery llillld bUt-. daridtulf remover. Rather tban being a menace, the c~puter IIi Uils up llebtabout'~..10 copjeoll. "F!'i*y~ might bave been lnataDce as leu\ II creating uaelul emploYJII8tlt for peOple So let'a IDIItlle bell far 1MGI foil'. Wagnalls' illclmame far bla wbo milbt olherwlae he not just unemplOyed but ~~~~e~~~p~oy. alu& lrilll HIJ!Ie of: aldelcicll. , , ~~~~t,~.ttil · '·· , REIIEMBERwm;N?able. "U~"werewliatgrandpa 1 . L ·;· -. ·,"Tum ·pa, l!tlre:· ~n and c1rop loQk out ot hill mouth abel "· i = room. • :- . !!25 c::; CIUt"•t~bunkereclupto ..,.-.dlnaglauOtn~every f~~~ the TV set - and feD asleep, nlghl. And a "d~" was ilie . "Topleu;• .described 1tale · elevator to - the' baaiiibent. ' ' beet (not bare}, and "bot- . A ·."barn ~rllal" · •as a tomlell" . was a teenage boy'a ilactyard . barbecu~-' llomacb. ""'fcl>oul" waa w• ~ on a It wu "a eble~Een In every po1ycbialrlst~s door ~ be not "pot In every chiclE.'' went Ill lunch. ~~~~~~~~ ly WAYNE G. liANDSTADT, M.D. pol," A ''bird" wore featlten aiKl "'~'¥ ~" came on peaches, . Q-My ; 11 g111er doesn't uratng? could fiy. (She allll does nollri !I patrol ear. ..__....~ lbe bottlea •or her n · 11111111imea, bat II isn't the ''Geltlill atoned" was · ........... ,. A-A nur• ) •--••"• · t ..._._,_ 8""""'""' Z.weet~d baby. Her doCtor Ina mother . who 10 •- in the same. no •,J:(f~lllii~ -..,..~; •· ·• ·riia· IIYI It isn't aeceaaary. What lla'bi ''Pop" WU the bead of tile •• •• '" ' do you tblnt? ;. !!-._. '~!!. '::'!-~ llatol~~ •- to flllidly, no! 1Jbal a "bead"~, A-BoUle a, ·nipples• llld' ....... ~p, ;'"'her ; , mawodalauidl'~w•ebcauae o,1 will\~.' . ,...,... ·~uta sbould ·be lteriitJed .,·~ · ~.peril; ~ D~r~ And ''The PIDu wll not diirlac the baby's llr.C··five" . ... ......)' ... a""ut the "'~--'-- be capitalized' :;,.j~~~~ ,maatlia of tile, elliM'elanl' IIi ~ Wdle'a, ~":jam, be lm~bJ~i:'~' ~th • · .' hat ·Weather, qlte lb8 r&ct l!ld' ntaled 111'eell. Even, II the problema of eVeryday What kind of worda are In ~n~an~~ ~-= ~ tile . .She "'11 probably need store far u8 "1lang freaks" of · ttlrjue Iii thll matter. for tile ~7D be.rself Is from a child paycbOI~>- =--.:~::r.' suffer. "l)eavy/' "aroOvY," Also, the lllda are "!lllli.rt the Thlrtlea I Bottle Sterilization Is Still Best Pfoc:~ure weD.......,.. pay............ l .i n d· ., , ...._,. ,,,.., .,..· \ ,-<~P~"'-"'1':' ~-. ""'. :~"' .; . * -2~ ~o.. 1..r:~· s ~::E' . tt:.sF;.= ~=~~J~, = ~·~IP~:of·= =~~1tt~; a · - ' . "'•' "· , • • · N J1111or IPirk 1•• .lelt ill Ollp 2 1 6 7 , to )lljp wUb 1111t qUicli' Cnae~ -Gr11111 Barnetle'a polnll,llldan~htal. Falcwllnre1lot11Mlrtlld7 111 ~ n" WJ!2IIT , ti. i11!coocJ ~I mlnatea, u In tile lli'lt qurtlr, Metp tliiJ Jllmped o.ulln fnir;l. U-11, YIIU!tedtoanearlf 11..Siei4W. .-aroind tile tine minute lllll'k. attbla point llle7loclbcl Wre lbe Melp cloled lbe pp be(on Marauclen of 1be1r llni'.,_ hilftlme1 11l&bttJ,II " · · Apln clft -tile tlllrd period ?.· .Co!llcb CGat wo~~e·s ~ ·'· ·der . ,Clips 'Cats 7· to 68 . .AI . exan ' f::'a M =t :r;r. the third qllll'ler, Wlblma came bidE to 'tle it. Going 'IIIIo lbe fino I el&bl • mlnalal, the score was lmolled up at .H. Sine Fields, ,~ senior for· want, p11t Wal)ama abead 37-31 oo a free lbrow alter the FaldJns had CGiitrolled the 11po off- and the bill- 'until 5:09 J'l!llllllled iD tile fpurlb q\larl«. Atthe4:45mm,autdthlta long jumper to "JIIit"Melp iD OP f!'Gnt aPift at ii"M Haggerty 4115 t1Jet1 bif a fl1e · ~ Ill widen 421 . tiJe pJ) to sAl. , . Melp with 43 for Whaoia. Marauder · ae~ior lfOI"ked ·both -~ retrieves. Van Mitre IIICI MNf.. · . . · . •. In the loliiilfO!Ie . pme,. . ' . MilP t:her\ J 21 Sou.the · rn K nock·ed' Ov er· 63-5·3 = c;:" R' r:..r:e ' . w·m . am. . eserves KYGer~ --.a. ,. oa:::.::::• 3iM.Sbaw,1o-3-23;G.Sbaw,l·ll··~~~~~~~~i! . ., DAllY ISLE ' ~ BUILT-I.NKITCHEN. !!~~~~~~; . . 17, llinall Meigs comwed cammllted Ill 11 22 perlor ,._ .:.r ;•.:r Wibama. v.ili ......" wm 'k • • n....::... SeoNI · · r*'- ihe Compu.ters Are Hiring f:l:t , Wahan!a COillli1lttOII %1 pf'·· SVAC ,STAHDIN;$ ~ 10 20 bt ...... .'ftftl: I· Xdeadlbad10polnll, Gallla, bo\!J team& t.3, far SVAC ONLY ~y.,.jfouledOIII; '~ ·rarllll Ken~. lot.~, topped ~ ~ ,In the ~ TEAM W L P Falcons aDd one•fili JIN$/ . c ' tbe Bobcall aeorlDa wllb 21 Vall~y ~::ue, Conference. Eaalem a o 599 'Nexi Friday, 'irtn-ba.i ,. ~ polnll. ~<II Rothleb, 1-1 ~. Kyger . , .'s qat pme Ia Nol1li Gellla • 3 m the Ja~ ~ ' iD rl had 17. Dan White, W FrldaynllbliatSoullllmlAcal. Krwere.iic 4 :i 424 422 Howardhltonatwo.polnterto SEO~ battle. Ill tllelr lin&• 399 ' 447 tie it up ..n. Tldi was the meeting, Mellis won 1H.' .. aopbomore, bad _18, Wade Alelander Ia - 11-3 far tbe ~ 56 536 a-, 1-1 jlmlor, bad D. ..,..1!111 ~Jill Eutern In_ Sl>ul':!:osf:: 2 · : point ,JII wblcb Tyo made hill Wa~WU ljilsll the Narth GAIIIf I Alaander CGIUII8Cted OR 31 of Plb CGIIIIJ FrtclaJ aigbl. TOT.t,LS 23 2: 2836 tlral appearance and lm· Plrata. In tbelr lint ~. r1 lhola from tile field lor 4U ~YGER CREEK (18) ALL GAMES mediately be dropped in two em Norib Gallla woo &4-G. ~: IJatdatr. pereentandmade17ofZ2attlle Rllthceb,S.11-17;Bmm,7·741; ·TEAM W L P OP i151oot'jumperl<lpu1Melga '"' -.:t-, . ,. foullloefar77.2perc:ent.Kyser W.lleDaaa,W.U;Whlte,l+18; Eastern 10 1 105 ~ ahead, IG.18. • ~·fl "' :.~... c___ eaac~~ . Doui r.atumer ~~ Creek hit 11 of&7trom tile lleld' J. ~~enson, o-1-1; Saunden, o.. ~ Gaern1. 6 .. m 616 Wllb 3 ,02 ~e~~, Howard Ued 11 , ~'"' . . .._._.,.., i:llllUa"" replaee blm. Tbe 8pan...a lor 31.1 per cent and ~ of 311 at 0, Tolala, .-... Kyger eok 5 7 763 100 up with two crucial foullhola, at 1 By Unlltd ~-I DHIO HIGH SCijOOL ftnlahed tile pme w1111 lour the Une far 11.8 per cent Kyg.- ALEXANDER (77) - Bobo, Hannan Trace 4 I 671 767 40-10 AI tbe 2-5& inark RidE . • IIASKETIALL SCORES men. . ' , . ·<:reek led 37-31 ill rebounda. 7-4-11; GriCPbJ, I-HI; Seel, 4- ~:"'" ~ : ~~ :: VanMatre, ~ junior !nard, ' · By United Prtu ln~tlonal Tlim Jlo!IO, 1-2 ~. IIICl The Utile Spartana WOil tbe Z.IO; BrooD, Z.~; Kecll, ~IO; LAST WEEKS RESULTS bit oft a tong jumper and Meigs . '""iark T,l camtirldot .u . LIJnnle GrlcPbY, ~~1 junior, reserve game 77-fJ., G. llrOob, 3+10;, White, 1-4-4; Eastern 75 North Gallla 61 went <11 tcp again, 42-40. ·\ Lll!ll ~lor •102 Celina 71 paced lbe ~ildlwllllll Coach John Sane B Bobcall W~ O.W. Totalil, 311-17·77. Symm111 Valley 17 No. Gallla 71 Wallaml came back for five Niles' MCKinley IS points. 'Jan Seel, U junior, are now f>-7 iD all pmesiGr tile Kyger Creek 18 1112 19-a Southern 65, Hanna; W. Va. 4 lllr&lgbtpolnll on fleldgoala by You~ WoodrOw WIIICIII GregllrooU,f>.lltrealmwlancl aeuon IJicl lied with North All!sander 18211911-71' Kyger Cr'k S'lhwellern 39 Fields 111C1 Howard and free 6r7l.:..,leld , __ No. Gallla 70 Hannon Tract 57 lhrqw by Gilllaple Tills placed Sp 1 ~ Soulhwealern 63 SGulhern 53 .... F·'-·111 . "lead ~th Y0u1111~n Clrdlnal Nlooney ' Eaatern 14 Glou1ltr 72 ""' """"'" a 45-4% "' '11 Alexander 72 Kyg..- Creek 611 1:29 left. St111btnvillt Central 511 , THIS WEEK'o GAMES But the. Marluders lltuck E. Llverpool4 Coach ~' s; Rilsa' Scl9lh- 311al uie end of three periods. led the taeen with oeven. Tuesdoy: bacl<l<ltaketlleleadonanolher Meislllon 53 weclem IIIIJa1andera · notched Southwestern had five men in SOUTHERN (53) - Nease 0. Symm111 Valley al Han. Trace )1lmper by Tyo IJicl two free Youngiio>¥" East 32 their aeCCJiai1 Solllbem , ValleJ double Dgurea lnellldlng lUcky Q.O; Jolinaon ~10; l!bain 2-U; Friday: thrvws, alao .by Tyo, tile latter Yoilr!lilown Rayen 69 Athletle Coni,....... .. ...~ of tile ••-· th ..__,_ • • B Bart •.. B Miller at Eaotem with only 5 aeconds -·•••••. SOUl~ Rang<~ 61 1 u~ ""' .....,t,5-lloenlor,wi I& points, """"",..1.. ; . ..... ; . Ga ""-~"' Hubblrd 61 Brookfield 4 I!NSOD willie~~ aver Including 10 for 10 al tile foul HID 1-0-2; G. Hart 1.0.2; Norris North Ilia "' Wahama Meigs led 41-45. cOlumbiana 63 Unlllld J4 llle vlllling Southern 1Acal line; Rusty Hutchins, 5·10 6-5-17. Totals 26-13-63. · ~~o::;.,.~n "!,~.:"Furnoce . Glllistle connected on a ~ East Tech 68 Parple To"'adoea Saturday aenlor, with II; Joe Waters, 5-10 SOUTHWESTERN (63) ,..- Soturd1 y: · driVing lay-up with 20 aeconds <lie'(• John Hoy 56 nilbl· Junior, had 14; and Solan Eb- Haney $-1-6; )\. HulcldM lhl--1$; 1 Souih Webslor ol Hon-Trace ·!eft Ill regain the lead lor llle Elyria 68 Toledo Dovllblso Jl . SOulbtreslen!llnowUID lbe man, &-2 junior, willl10. Ehman 4-Z.IO; Stout S-111-16; Federal Hocking at Eastern . Falconi, 47-46. Lorain 81 .5Gulhvlew 66 SVAC and 3>:1 iD all. 'pmell. · Waters 5+14; Dalley 1·1-3. TbeMarauderafaDedtoscore 67 Fal~l.~ 61 Bry,an 5I Southern Ia 24 in.the SVAC and Top aeorlng bonora of tbe Tolals 21·21-«1. <11 two mlaaed fret thrvws willl Mllo_ml •.0 59 ~~Uie: ~51 ' alao 3-8 In all • .Soutb- Di8bt went to Gary Norrla, 5-10 Soulllern 10 II Ill~ Q-WIIot !Dill Tbcmi41 Jef· I aeeontll left, and with l)ro . 78 Bedger"~'79 Pv:t:lng Volley \rest!!i'll playa Frldly al, Union aeillor, who paced Coacb Jim Southwestern 15 15 17 19-63 fnJtm'l lmpreulon of the secontla sl!owlng on tile clock,, . · Furnai:tr and tile 111118 ill8bl Adams Tornadoes · wllb 17 - . White H0111e1 · . Howard was louted, siDklbg 62 • . o.. 64, Cilntm McKinley 62 Southern e~lertalns Kyser poiDII. Roy Jobnaon, ~senior, SAT1JRDAY'S BOX SCORE A-He described It aa "a both oo a one and one altuatiOil Columbul South 55 Creek. · bad 10. great atone house, blg Canlol! Llrw;oln 62 Tbe IIIPlanden led all tile Soulllern wcm tile reserve FEDEJW,HOCitiNG (II) ell01igb for two emperor~ Lorain Admlr~l King «1 way,15-IO at llle end~ tile lint ome 33-32'u Snyder paced tile Ball 3-U· Dillinger SoN· tile~-~.'~ran canton Lehman 59 CuvaMgl period, 31).21 at tile bill, ancl47· wlnnen11'iibl1. Larry SlepbeM DriiPo 5·1:11; Hall.' 0.1·1; -• Falla 53 ., , · IIDblnaon, 4-7-11; McCoy, 1-Z-4; r:rHEii~Xiii'Nmiii:l Alliance 68 canton 1;. c. :1,' ~ TOTAL 1&-1f.48. 11IE DAILY ca.;:Of)Acqulnaa75Akroll Eliot LOGAN ~47) 72 Miller 64 . ' llampshire, 2-U, ftoDills, z.2. Clllli1DL T - ' - · r& e3iltl 56 Tlie reserve l~jrwanl,klpped aeorenwith &; ·YekDlcb,l·Zof;B.Sbaw,1·1· 68 . .· wcin .·. J3,followedbyStneDIInfee,574 Col.l Grove 34 10 ........,. ~ willl .12 1-3; TOTAL 17-13-47. · >.fPike "' Co. I and Dave Fjfe, i-11 ~ FederaJ.Hocldna .. U ·lt It t6 62 .. '" lorwlrd ·" ·WIIb a, 0 obble Lopn ' ; .. J, uo 37. : •U 'Uinbert; W 'ftisbinar[ iulrd, · · cj • ~~==::: JellMelga W~ willl g, EASTERN tPIH) Ml IIIII upped Its overall · Howard, 7-3-17; Bordim, loU; record to ._7 In tile ~ Blanton, 5-4-16; Neal, Z.l-6; · Nance, ~~-; TOT~ 26-IUf. ,. MI.WI.,_rt, Qhla ' . ' .game. . ~ ' WELI8I'ON (12) I E~~~~~~=j 1 GAVGEs - ·Gallq,olla, 12.1 Caach Teft'Y Qlllin8er bo)'a Jordan, Moll; Zimmerman, L ;;~~~i*r: ~ and tann1n11 12 feel ,af. had an I-I lead at the end of tbe &-5-! 7; Martin, 3-1-7; Foul, 3-1• ~ . rollen; ' Pt. Pleasant, :lUI; flrJI qllll'ler .l!JIIi were Ill frolll 7; '~~owen, 5.3-13; TOTAL il-10. 52 . . PlilllerOJ~~ 11.118; Jlinl<ln, :lll-13 at tile ball. 62• UGIIiil.; ~wba Falla, U8 . Wabama lel)fartber behind ill SCORE BY QUARTERS· ;~; Cliatltlloii 11.1f 11111!.. tile third quarter as they ~ E4atem (Pike) 1332 5o IH 12 FT. LONG-BELL ~ J,oclis. ~ 11 teet ·.oulle!Jred 12 to~. Meigs leadiJig Wellston 1$ 211 47 62 of. rolltrs; . Qac~JM!, l'llllllilll!· 13 32-il.all!lrlhree qllllrlers.ln tile RESERVE SCORE: •Wellston II feet; finAl q,llll'ler Meigs IIUbltltulss 59 Easlem (Ptlo:e) 51. 11 went IIito aetloo and maintained ,...·- - • the lead. .Melp made, 14 of19 from lbe lleld fiJI" 211 per cent wbiJe appliances wabatllil' c:onuected on 12,of 58 far a cnolllllll per cent. Melp converted 17 of' 37 from lbe Charll7 attlpe and Wabama 8 of ,., ID ' , . ' <' . 7S1031t l· ·'I'> · • t461110 1 o a a 1 o , Aftera'JI$. ~!b'll 1 e e a, o o '-ll ,h ~· .lfljlrlanl putied my ~· a,,M third 2 ' o a • o ~ ~. -' _clqWPed.KJger J 0 0 0· 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 Crel!k 174 SIIUrdl)' nilbl at • II J1 13 ,:n 41 A1banf ~Ill' lui minute and.Z7 ~· Witii'GDIJ fqur U 10 10 11--41 , _ oob Door. 13 .IJ 114-40 AJesander ,._ Jeedlns lUI , when tile big jlllllo' Oiartle Kect. .f.l ~. fouled oat. 1 . '• * 2 1 e · s 1 z. 2 · 3 11 ·· 7 1 2 ·o 0 0 , 0 0 16 1Z 11 G II . • 3 ma.uat w·· · , 1-.CHILu\11 >, • 1 . Wtraac:t-•ri&btdolmtolbt 1111ar4 and another .of lbe 13 wtra;lbe IMd ~ 10ibilll. blutcld-tip ~. ~ 0 and lbe _ ., be!llc ·lllid fin Melgl willliJ. Mldt Dllldl, ... _. tm.TIIt loii-..Uielp·ID 1- ~ pil'd, bltdollbllllgunia 1 --'1 and tile Willie Falcllal far tile ..-11 lltraJcbt pme witll12. II'OA PGII.n1 ruui l'J' junlped ~ .w: . • , . 1134157 145 1 ' 6 ' 416 '· '. taPorte= - TH. ~~~ . ~ "' · 1JY D1111 WII!IICilP ·Wibllrla'' 1-1 ~ pail F« 1be licGDd ~ .P..,.I!ilr...... MJ4clowil, ~ 1be rfCI)t foOt , but , I'OA PO n.UT UPr!P •· ,'1111 .,.._, llinl!d!n Tlm...,.nlediiii!I!GI:Iftwllll pme, MeJp ~-nat M'f:. . . ~-ibi were · conllllntd aea• lbe · 4 o t o a 4 1 dml tb M •tearilil!llnlllll 16111d'l-111111orr.nntDPid JIUIICh.due/ailalfloU.I!Dllfad' .;lliiiel!ilbeCJUii'llriDindlat16- q~'ae841. """, · · ~:=~'e:~~ . ' . :.1 ;; ) ' 1 • ' . Z I I ~=::.:.. 88~utbJ·' 'q!PI 11 ~ ~ 10.,Gfl7.· ~ MrYicea 'of &4 ~· ~ ' 1Z. AI !Ill bul«, W. . . .'all-3 · Mdp IIJUI't8d to a JI-lt Ill ,. ··~ ~!, • ..:..: . Score by Qurten . Wabama 5 I 4 11-32 Mei81 ' 12 12 13-4 MEIGS- Fife 2+1, Dunfee f>. Z-12, Morris S-G-4, T. Va~ 4r..l3, Cooke O.I·l, A8h o-Z-2, V. lnwqen D-2-2, Buck 0.0.0, CotterlU0:1·1,M. Vall8hall~. We'- &44. Tolals 14-17-lli. WAHAMA - 14mhirl 4-1-8, Harrja 0.1·1, R. Clark »1, B. =~~i •,•~\i.ii'N·~ am, z.J-6, Hown1-G-4,, 1-04, Crawford Ruaaalll·l..1, T. ~ Roulb' I.O.Z. Totals 1~ ' Your II~~~=~' I O.le W11i'nelr-l HOW lAttY POUCIS . ' -..." does It take to " -, lnsur~t yl)ur 'farm? Uhder one plan - 1ltst one · po!lc;;Y•. ·, one low -' ll"•l'llhim PIYm!!flt, one 'pi~ to PlY· l' ' I �• •' .• ' '' ' J ~~~- ' ,; 'l 'I·~ • 'f.• ,.~ / ,, ~ ·'t... .. 'l'."t· ' ;(' ·I I . B~E~~; ;,., ' .· . ';"! .At ·Twin Riuen Co. . '' ' 4j .• .. , • Thumb . : •' ... I' \. '\:-,': •••• ' ' ' ' ' '\\ ,, ""'' I •! C !> "J ,I 11 ., .0\.. l ·• -~ .. I ... . '' i• .- ..... , • l r!"'r "~~ ·~ o I 'l ' f"' .' ~f '· Our community, our state, our country needs .leaders. But we ca,n rest Clssured. Our Jaycees ... young men of energy and actian1 ideas ,and' ideals ~ .. are working today for a better tomorrow ·aiming toward that' leadership which is so essential a part our . ' • ;f ' ' > • • ~ ~ I ,-: .. ~resent. and fuhi(e progress. To our our local Jaycees, congratulations! . . J_ •. , ·, ' ' ' t ' . ' ' F ., « ' •I "· • •t ~ . ' ....•• . . . . '..··························· . ·········· . •······························. ··········································.................. . • ~ . • Projects Accomplished In 1969 ••• •' •• 1. Driver Rodeo 2. Junior Otamp Program 3. Four Freshmen .At Regatta 4. Buy Locally Campaign 5. Junior Miss Pagallnt 6. Otrlstmas Baskets Program A s,du·~ •· . 7. Oean: Up Campaign · • . ." 1:'· ' .' Events CominQ.Up • MEIGS COIJNT~ .JAY:Cgf!S In 1970 1. Bosses Night 2. Outsti!ndlng Y!lllng . .Farmer 3. Outstanding YC!UI)g ,. Educator , , • 4.:·Coinmuh.ify . ·t• ·. lnvolver)'tent Sign$(, ••• •• ••• •• ••• •• •• •• •• ••• ••• • ••• ••• ••• •• •• •• • ·- : : ~ i . : ! i ' I .........~·····~························-········ ' '}fJ ·. II.W . . . ~·· • • ~ I . . . ! , ,~ ~ I"~~'-'-"' I l : . j (\ ~- ~··''""- '• . �• •' .• ' '' ' J ~~~- ' ,; 'l 'I·~ • 'f.• ,.~ / ,, ~ ·'t... .. 'l'."t· ' ;(' ·I I . B~E~~; ;,., ' .· . ';"! .At ·Twin Riuen Co. . '' ' 4j .• .. , • Thumb . : •' ... I' \. '\:-,': •••• ' ' ' ' ' '\\ ,, ""'' I •! C !> "J ,I 11 ., .0\.. l ·• -~ .. I ... . '' i• .- ..... , • l r!"'r "~~ ·~ o I 'l ' f"' .' ~f '· Our community, our state, our country needs .leaders. But we ca,n rest Clssured. Our Jaycees ... young men of energy and actian1 ideas ,and' ideals ~ .. are working today for a better tomorrow ·aiming toward that' leadership which is so essential a part our . ' • ;f ' ' > • • ~ ~ I ,-: .. ~resent. and fuhi(e progress. To our our local Jaycees, congratulations! . . J_ •. , ·, ' ' ' t ' . ' ' F ., « ' •I "· • •t ~ . ' ....•• . . . . '..··························· . ·········· . •······························. ··········································.................. . • ~ . • Projects Accomplished In 1969 ••• •' •• 1. Driver Rodeo 2. Junior Otamp Program 3. Four Freshmen .At Regatta 4. Buy Locally Campaign 5. Junior Miss Pagallnt 6. Otrlstmas Baskets Program A s,du·~ •· . 7. Oean: Up Campaign · • . ." 1:'· ' .' Events CominQ.Up • MEIGS COIJNT~ .JAY:Cgf!S In 1970 1. Bosses Night 2. Outsti!ndlng Y!lllng . .Farmer 3. Outstanding YC!UI)g ,. Educator , , • 4.:·Coinmuh.ify . ·t• ·. lnvolver)'tent Sign$(, ••• •• ••• •• ••• •• •• •• •• ••• ••• • ••• ••• ••• •• •• •• • ·- : : ~ i . : ! i ' I .........~·····~························-········ ' '}fJ ·. II.W . . . ~·· • • ~ I . . . ! , ,~ ~ I"~~'-'-"' I l : . j (\ ~- ~··''""- '• . �£" .:_ . and 10111, AI!IUY RL .1. L<arpenter Carroll, Ml'.liid·l\Jios. Manlord · Ohlo vi.alled - ~nil.,..,~ and daucbter • bi • :.~·- News, N.ot es Mr. 5mllh tt ""•""" ~ o'J. Mill Anna Parter, Cleveland, ~--· Guests Mr. and Mrs •. Ylllted with her grandporenll, Robert Mattox were Cllullnl, Mr. and Mra. Ney Carpenter ~Howells and Sybil Pryor, and her aunt, Mra. Martha \!Olumtius. , :Z: ::t.~_· J.*r. ~: James Fauber, Fl. BU.., ....... t 1 bollda furloqh , , with • - .his spen Y motber, Mra. Edna ' ( ·Fauber. Other guests were :,·. Richard Fauber, ColumbUs; : t J-tSclunittsuer, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Charles stevens and "'- children, Londonderry; Mr. and Mrs. Allred Walsh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Arbaugh .. and IGilS, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fauber and Walter and James Goble, local. Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan from· the Southeastern Ohio • · • Experiment Farm were 1111101111 ·. ; ; ~ those from Meigs County whO ' ;:: attended lhe Pathways to · • "'"· Progress dinner meeting In Jockson. The event was a eelebraUon of the !ClOth annlveraary of the Ohio State Uolverslly for area residents. Mr. and.Mrs. Carl Crabtree who live here in Vin!Dn County :r were IIDlODg representatives ·from !bat oounty. Mr. and :&lnJ. Lavern Jordan, .I .~ Jackie, Danny, Betty and Jerrie -;.I ••• · SUe, were Sunday dinner guests 1 ., ; of Mr. and Mrs. William ;. ~ ~i- LIIWIOIIandhelpedMr. LaWlOR · tt celebrate his birthday. 1 ' itMr. aDci Mrs. Robert Mstlo:l j ~ llldEdwardMattoxwere called · I ~-. to Belle, w. Va. by the death of · an aunt, Mrs Eva Mattox. ..,_ Leah · G ton Alban • ~. ~ as • Y• . !l!L wu WI overnlgbl gueot of her Mr. and Mrs. Fern GWogly. Callers at the Gillogly borne were Cecil GiUogly and children, Athens; ind Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabltee :I. ; !; of ' Friends and relatives ; gathered at tbthome of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellii on l!alurday everung · to honor Mr. ond Mrs. Gary Wright (Cheryl Eills), newlyweds, with a shower. The young couple ret:elved ,many useful gifts. · Mr. and Mrs. Jerry stansllurJ are 8I1IIOUIICin& the blrlb of a 7 lb. I oz. son, AaroD Lee, at 1 Sheltering Arms Hoapits, Athens, on January I. The llWe t11e bas a lister, Reba. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cbester Price and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Slslubury. WORLD -=-··-8J'II!Cipaten.,, . Co~t IMS PONTIAC H.T. CDUPE SISfl Grand Prix, Local ear. Maroon finish, good liros. auto. """'" power sloering & brakes. radio, budiil ,.., tnd eonsole. · IH4 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR body needs Goad tires. runs fino. refreshi~. - lf~NTAD INFORMATION DIIAOLINES P.M. Day Btfort Publication Monday De.-dllnt9a.m . cancellation & Corrections Will bt eccepted until 9 a .m. for Day of Publlcttlon REGULATIONS Th• Publisher reservtl th'e to Kit or re lect any ads" near ~ 'l9tUUICK w·ILDcAT H.T. c~E. · : •~tis '-· Whift finish. 81~, viityi trim. Goad tires, Aulo.malie, ' · po- sfeerlng. Radio. ed oblectlonal. The- ~·~•IIShoer will not be rttponslbte than one Incorrect • Fingerprints are an al• most Infallible m e a n s of identification because no two seiB are exactly alike. Dr. Henry F~ulds publlslled the first article advocating use of fingerprints in poUce work, In Nature magazine, Oct. 28, 11180, 'lbe World Almanac notes. Crimlnall' attempts to change finK[~ prints by s u r g e r y, . grafts or muWation have proven iuu:uccessful. ofLiv ·Up ' 8·11-tfc TRAILER\ Brown's -Trallor Park, ~inthvi~t. (ltllo. -Phone .99H324. ' WASHINGTON (UPI) -The cure for inlliition in the past. coot of living rose at ill most Treasury Secretary David M. The only queitlon asked at !bat ~~~ dizzying pace In almost two Kennedy conunen!Od at about 1Ume was whetber the ad· ~! decades during. President mid-year !bat if the program minislration would have the I~· Nixon's first year .in offtce did not work ''we will have. to eourqe to ·stick \II , Its anli' l : ' despiie hli administration's ·rewrite all the economics inflation policy ~.lllecruncb ! eflorll to put on the brakes. lntbookl." · began. . .' : i.~ . Nlzon adopted j. . about "Tiieleooral bUdget was $2$ ~aresome_ signstbatthe IYA.CAIICY tor two ell!erly For Rent or Sale 1 every major recommendation bllllon In the red during the 1918 overaU !!COI!OIIIf l)u begun to ,~- Prefer ptivatt pal4 , of his economic slrategtsts for fiscal year lhal'ended June 30, cool. Industrial pioo!1iellbn haJ patltnfo. Phont 1 ~-· 773- . 4 BEDROoM fiOu~e, ~. 10!f.lfc wllll w~ll fo ,..u,carpeting, 1~ eurli!g lnDation but prices rose 19611. It was aboojt $3 billion In declined In recent, months; $185. •' steadily tlrougb it aU. - the black In the 1969 fiscal year retsil sales have sb,own UWe 11'! blflj, PI~ living 1'001!' : · Eeonomlsls both in and out of wbich included the last ab: increaae; the stock market I WILL pick up mor~IH wllll ',11"'1!1~· •tao:!" ~ ,, •. ' -govemment say there will be months of the Johnson ad-" dipped sharply. end take to auttion 9\1 a do!OI· afld lloldn. r!llilrlo1 ·11111 11m0 relief from lnDation in minlltraUon and the fint ab: But unleas the cooling hegins perte!)tage boois. Call Jim hMfing end tlr cinllltlonfng,•' · 11'10 llhoo·"" roba~'.. 1 the b d llhow the Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. ~pjlrQKimaltty .,. ·and ..,., ~ 1 _., p .., a months of I e Ni:mn a • 10 . up soon a1 super· Phone 7<12~1. 9.2J.lfc " llllrd • - · 2 miltS Nlf •ol coatofhlgherunemploymenlA minlltration. market checkout counter, the , Tc-· . . few analysts even Jll'llCii£1 a The Budget Bureau hu Reputillcana -i:ould. be In INcOME tox ·..rvica, dally ·· :,::;~~\~-.·~11;!1';, 1ecLastion. predicted all5.8fiscal bllllonyear BurPius trouble. voterado exctpl · year was time to pay ,the !or the current tba! political no~ usUally ask The if eeooomlc p.m. Sunday, Evening~10·o,m! ., by' to "ap-$ ' '. \ .c· •, -\: :'i' .1i• ' c .~~~~~;8~i~W. piper for almost a decade \II runs through June 30. But few "poilcy ts orthodox « If the j>ointmenf. Mrs: Steven 2J~il;vl!Oilsil: m·JiaClt .· 184*ecedented economic ad- adminlatrationofliclals&Nnow ~onliata think it will wort. <wanda> Eblin, t:..urtl Oilf st., Mll!illeporj:' PIMIM 992-·', · vancement. The coot of Uvq - .. optimistic to believe the They generally demand results Road on Rt. 7 bypass, 32J9. ,, , • : 1 lndR rose by almost 6 per cent target can be hit. The budget and hold the party in PDWI!!" -4-301c ,_;n.t:~c..:. the most since IIIIi! - but the probably wm atsy In the -black, reaponslb1e if the reaulls are M.l '1- - -- - - - • of and however·- maybe just barely. produced. What happens be- I inlet! To Bur . _ . ·'- Auto Sales : ·· registered a shtgl!lh · The Otber side of federal lweennowandthelallelections ICHIINA CABINE;TS, roun4 ·' ~ance ~ qjloul 3 per cent. economic policy has been even cuuld he critical to GOP hopes. · ,, t,bleo, old docks, '.'c. Write . lhort, Ooere wasn't much II10I1i austere. The Federal · or coli M. D. 'Miller, Rt. 4, to. buy 1n 1969 but u coot Reserve Board has stopped Pomorov......... 992-'271. far more. almost-aU growth In the money 6-26-tfc . _ Nlson•s anti-Inflation supply with increased Interest 1 ·, program was rooted in ratesandashorlageofcredilat ;fCGDIIIDic ortbodoay. It called any price. · for a balance budget and tight When Naon took office, the money. This combination had economists assured him that alwap been considered a sure inllaUon would buclde under t !:.t , ' 2 ::I!.. l2i •ooda r::;---...;.-,_...__...., mare 'Alfred �£" .:_ . and 10111, AI!IUY RL .1. L<arpenter Carroll, Ml'.liid·l\Jios. Manlord · Ohlo vi.alled - ~nil.,..,~ and daucbter • bi • :.~·- News, N.ot es Mr. 5mllh tt ""•""" ~ o'J. Mill Anna Parter, Cleveland, ~--· Guests Mr. and Mrs •. Ylllted with her grandporenll, Robert Mattox were Cllullnl, Mr. and Mra. Ney Carpenter ~Howells and Sybil Pryor, and her aunt, Mra. Martha \!Olumtius. , :Z: ::t.~_· J.*r. ~: James Fauber, Fl. BU.., ....... t 1 bollda furloqh , , with • - .his spen Y motber, Mra. Edna ' ( ·Fauber. Other guests were :,·. Richard Fauber, ColumbUs; : t J-tSclunittsuer, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Charles stevens and "'- children, Londonderry; Mr. and Mrs. Allred Walsh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Arbaugh .. and IGilS, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fauber and Walter and James Goble, local. Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan from· the Southeastern Ohio • · • Experiment Farm were 1111101111 ·. ; ; ~ those from Meigs County whO ' ;:: attended lhe Pathways to · • "'"· Progress dinner meeting In Jockson. The event was a eelebraUon of the !ClOth annlveraary of the Ohio State Uolverslly for area residents. Mr. and.Mrs. Carl Crabtree who live here in Vin!Dn County :r were IIDlODg representatives ·from !bat oounty. Mr. and :&lnJ. Lavern Jordan, .I .~ Jackie, Danny, Betty and Jerrie -;.I ••• · SUe, were Sunday dinner guests 1 ., ; of Mr. and Mrs. William ;. ~ ~i- LIIWIOIIandhelpedMr. LaWlOR · tt celebrate his birthday. 1 ' itMr. aDci Mrs. Robert Mstlo:l j ~ llldEdwardMattoxwere called · I ~-. to Belle, w. Va. by the death of · an aunt, Mrs Eva Mattox. ..,_ Leah · G ton Alban • ~. ~ as • Y• . !l!L wu WI overnlgbl gueot of her Mr. and Mrs. Fern GWogly. Callers at the Gillogly borne were Cecil GiUogly and children, Athens; ind Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabltee :I. ; !; of ' Friends and relatives ; gathered at tbthome of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellii on l!alurday everung · to honor Mr. ond Mrs. Gary Wright (Cheryl Eills), newlyweds, with a shower. The young couple ret:elved ,many useful gifts. · Mr. and Mrs. Jerry stansllurJ are 8I1IIOUIICin& the blrlb of a 7 lb. I oz. son, AaroD Lee, at 1 Sheltering Arms Hoapits, Athens, on January I. The llWe t11e bas a lister, Reba. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cbester Price and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Slslubury. WORLD -=-··-8J'II!Cipaten.,, . Co~t IMS PONTIAC H.T. CDUPE SISfl Grand Prix, Local ear. Maroon finish, good liros. auto. """'" power sloering & brakes. radio, budiil ,.., tnd eonsole. · IH4 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR body needs Goad tires. runs fino. refreshi~. - lf~NTAD INFORMATION DIIAOLINES P.M. Day Btfort Publication Monday De.-dllnt9a.m . cancellation & Corrections Will bt eccepted until 9 a .m. for Day of Publlcttlon REGULATIONS Th• Publisher reservtl th'e to Kit or re lect any ads" near ~ 'l9tUUICK w·ILDcAT H.T. c~E. · : •~tis '-· Whift finish. 81~, viityi trim. Goad tires, Aulo.malie, ' · po- sfeerlng. Radio. ed oblectlonal. The- ~·~•IIShoer will not be rttponslbte than one Incorrect • Fingerprints are an al• most Infallible m e a n s of identification because no two seiB are exactly alike. Dr. Henry F~ulds publlslled the first article advocating use of fingerprints in poUce work, In Nature magazine, Oct. 28, 11180, 'lbe World Almanac notes. Crimlnall' attempts to change finK[~ prints by s u r g e r y, . grafts or muWation have proven iuu:uccessful. ofLiv ·Up ' 8·11-tfc TRAILER\ Brown's -Trallor Park, ~inthvi~t. (ltllo. -Phone .99H324. ' WASHINGTON (UPI) -The cure for inlliition in the past. coot of living rose at ill most Treasury Secretary David M. The only queitlon asked at !bat ~~~ dizzying pace In almost two Kennedy conunen!Od at about 1Ume was whetber the ad· ~! decades during. President mid-year !bat if the program minislration would have the I~· Nixon's first year .in offtce did not work ''we will have. to eourqe to ·stick \II , Its anli' l : ' despiie hli administration's ·rewrite all the economics inflation policy ~.lllecruncb ! eflorll to put on the brakes. lntbookl." · began. . .' : i.~ . Nlzon adopted j. . about "Tiieleooral bUdget was $2$ ~aresome_ signstbatthe IYA.CAIICY tor two ell!erly For Rent or Sale 1 every major recommendation bllllon In the red during the 1918 overaU !!COI!OIIIf l)u begun to ,~- Prefer ptivatt pal4 , of his economic slrategtsts for fiscal year lhal'ended June 30, cool. Industrial pioo!1iellbn haJ patltnfo. Phont 1 ~-· 773- . 4 BEDROoM fiOu~e, ~. 10!f.lfc wllll w~ll fo ,..u,carpeting, 1~ eurli!g lnDation but prices rose 19611. It was aboojt $3 billion In declined In recent, months; $185. •' steadily tlrougb it aU. - the black In the 1969 fiscal year retsil sales have sb,own UWe 11'! blflj, PI~ living 1'001!' : · Eeonomlsls both in and out of wbich included the last ab: increaae; the stock market I WILL pick up mor~IH wllll ',11"'1!1~· •tao:!" ~ ,, •. ' -govemment say there will be months of the Johnson ad-" dipped sharply. end take to auttion 9\1 a do!OI· afld lloldn. r!llilrlo1 ·11111 11m0 relief from lnDation in minlltraUon and the fint ab: But unleas the cooling hegins perte!)tage boois. Call Jim hMfing end tlr cinllltlonfng,•' · 11'10 llhoo·"" roba~'.. 1 the b d llhow the Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. ~pjlrQKimaltty .,. ·and ..,., ~ 1 _., p .., a months of I e Ni:mn a • 10 . up soon a1 super· Phone 7<12~1. 9.2J.lfc " llllrd • - · 2 miltS Nlf •ol coatofhlgherunemploymenlA minlltration. market checkout counter, the , Tc-· . . few analysts even Jll'llCii£1 a The Budget Bureau hu Reputillcana -i:ould. be In INcOME tox ·..rvica, dally ·· :,::;~~\~-.·~11;!1';, 1ecLastion. predicted all5.8fiscal bllllonyear BurPius trouble. voterado exctpl · year was time to pay ,the !or the current tba! political no~ usUally ask The if eeooomlc p.m. Sunday, Evening~10·o,m! ., by' to "ap-$ ' '. \ .c· •, -\: :'i' .1i• ' c .~~~~~;8~i~W. piper for almost a decade \II runs through June 30. But few "poilcy ts orthodox « If the j>ointmenf. Mrs: Steven 2J~il;vl!Oilsil: m·JiaClt .· 184*ecedented economic ad- adminlatrationofliclals&Nnow ~onliata think it will wort. <wanda> Eblin, t:..urtl Oilf st., Mll!illeporj:' PIMIM 992-·', · vancement. The coot of Uvq - .. optimistic to believe the They generally demand results Road on Rt. 7 bypass, 32J9. ,, , • : 1 lndR rose by almost 6 per cent target can be hit. The budget and hold the party in PDWI!!" -4-301c ,_;n.t:~c..:. the most since IIIIi! - but the probably wm atsy In the -black, reaponslb1e if the reaulls are M.l '1- - -- - - - • of and however·- maybe just barely. produced. What happens be- I inlet! To Bur . _ . ·'- Auto Sales : ·· registered a shtgl!lh · The Otber side of federal lweennowandthelallelections ICHIINA CABINE;TS, roun4 ·' ~ance ~ qjloul 3 per cent. economic policy has been even cuuld he critical to GOP hopes. · ,, t,bleo, old docks, '.'c. Write . lhort, Ooere wasn't much II10I1i austere. The Federal · or coli M. D. 'Miller, Rt. 4, to. buy 1n 1969 but u coot Reserve Board has stopped Pomorov......... 992-'271. far more. almost-aU growth In the money 6-26-tfc . _ Nlson•s anti-Inflation supply with increased Interest 1 ·, program was rooted in ratesandashorlageofcredilat ;fCGDIIIDic ortbodoay. It called any price. · for a balance budget and tight When Naon took office, the money. This combination had economists assured him that alwap been considered a sure inllaUon would buclde under t !:.t , ' 2 ::I!.. l2i •ooda r::;---...;.-,_...__...., mare 'Alfred �.; / -(/ ' . . · ~· r• 1rN ~ MiJ.dle"OIUo v~ . "' ' ! . " I \ I ' ' -· .. !:: · ;: . ;;:. ... . ·,., ..,. -~ BIG DOX HABIT- Dolle Wallltn, Mllllllor~-tftlle Melct llnuden llua 1be ball, ouUeaplng Wahama's David~ (33) In Sajurday nlghl'a FakGn vlclllioy over Meigs. Walters led the field ~ reboUIIdi..!, · ~ i-1111 . . I ~· .'' !-'' l I . ~$truggle Opens ~TOday on· . fSchool Aid,· Inflation ~ . ·JJq~ery ...•. 1 (j WASHINGTON (UPI) -The '[ pemocratic controlled 9181 C<rireturned for ita sec<llld / liellllon tooay to face an im,. ~te poHUcal struggle wltll ;• rres1c1ent NiJ:oo on school aid :· ind Inflation. ( The House and Senate, ~J!leelinll at mon, also were · ~!eared for later electloo·year testa on hot Issues !run lllreet •. crime to !be draft. Nixon will deHwr to a joint ;:.:: .r:r• . And ..-.the mliiY ,..,,., J.;rrr.ll forget. the' . . Loss ~ is $40,000 ...... ~ ' . ~· .,. ' . M~i~·· lfigU t~~~HUGl ., ·•· NowY... Lc. ·~ ...... ::;-.:. ..... tl M ., . SoughJ:qn •" • ' i' { I ....•• .•. ' • ,, • ', 'i "l, • •., •.,l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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