https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fefed2ae0080be61a0cef32798eda840.pdf 064935d50e7d9568884f77d2a07d22b4 PDF Text Text • . . -. . : : . . : . .: -. . 'f . - . ' • ~ ' l ' • ~ \ •' •• • / l ! e • ,_,.. To The ·7 IM Sl:JPR)S£D TO lilt I I Tb• Grand ( lng ,to Middle! Country and fans of the . I'LL CAtJT SAY "THAT I &AM£ HIM IN THI~ WEATHER! GIV~· HER . A~E.R HALF · MJD IF SR&S HER£ B1{ , IJI-1EJJ . •• may bear Torr oral of the o!IJ Opry retordi rJ! 9 at lbe Midd~ 1 auditorium. .. HAMBURG, Middleport's department iJ appearance. - Work on tho 8en<l Reg•tta dleport for I~ derway. 'GERMANY a. telegram · that would cause his family "dis'I \ treu." • i ,. • I . ~ -~ ~ .9. t~~ ... % • !1.-o i H, e • f/J • ~ ... · -;::~ ' ~ ~8·. " - ·. --------~ FIVE CENTS COLUMBUS (UPI) - Republican Gov. Jamea A. Rhodes wu sworn in for a ond term in solemn ceremones today and promised that lniprovfng the edueattdlllil system would have the top priority during hiS 4-year term. The governor tdOJt the oath at 8:40 a.m. and in the briefest inaugural address in history outlined the major plans for his administration. Rhodes announced he was creating an Office of Urban Affaln to dell lwth "urgent" city problems, indicated there would be a reorgalllzatioo of the ~1 .,.. tern and hinted there may be a tax increase for schools. The governor lndf:Cattd. he favored opening new tax areas for local governments, promised there would be pay raises for state employes, and f.romlsed to meet sev· The 511 • year • old governor tiJongh he eaJUIIII bolcii!Jeifnlll era! 'other challenges'' of was unusually serloos durlllg of I'WI"l'W ahead aver 1111 14state government. the preliminaries and the mtnlstratlnn aid tbe . . . . . Rhndea aaid the people were swearing In o1 other alate olfi· thel be wiD "stand betW- . . demanding more services and clals elected last November end _...._ nd tbe 111 IJ' Indicated that along with IIOIInd in the rending of bis speeeb. He tax •...-· 1 q ~ Dnanclal policies his areas of was applauded when he took era." . . . • effort would be In schools, high- the oath and when he fiD!shed The Bible ujJoD 'lib!& ·lie No way safety, air and water pol· but was not lnterruptod during ce:lvecl tbe oatil !ram Qlllf J1IIO lutlon, and programs for the his speech which ran 8\lz miD- ti<e Kinpley A. Tall Ill llliil · less fortunato. utes. Ohio Suj>reme Coilrl - liiM Earllesl Ill matory Mr. Rhodes began the 80th by Ills wife, Hela, llil . . The ceremony in llle St~le' gubernatorial term In the youngest daqbla', .. ...... if~ bouse Rotunda was the earhest state's history. He became the Their ·granddauc~IW', lllssq In the slate's history and it was first ever elected to consecutive Moore; Z, llood oa a dlldt lleo just getting daylight when the four-year terms and the first side ber lfandmollier IIIII•... Rhodes family arrived at the llmitod to two torms . He also broke the tension d 1lle iOiee capitol which was overflowing became the highest paid the affair by Jeap!Dg up JniO IW with friends and Republican first to benefit from the s:Uary grandfather'• II'DII •Wb • • leaders. I bUt ~ 1 b boo ed th Rhodes llnlsbed ldl IIJieedl, Ill The 37th Division Band slnlck Increase , wu c st e beld ber bl8b aDd a waiiid a ruffle when Rhodes ar· ' governors salary from fjii,OOO !D the crowd Ill llbGall Ull Irl~::!,o~:n~the plaUorm for thel to $40,000 a year. which jammed 111e RotomdL ' I< whlcb began at 8:08 To Protect Ta:qJayen Pickup WI plh, "'llupQen a.m. - eight minutes late, Rhodes warned that .... expect · have been emroiled ln a cor'"' Mrs. Clark n: S d on ay Jn Trenton Priorit Will Create New Office of ·Urban Affairs To Deal with Urgent Problems of Cities CLEVELAND (t)PI) - A last Abolll 2 mllliOJl copies or the troversy over representation lor magdiZlne· Stern today """',_,n>es ) two years. route to West German •• The custodlsns strike Wednesand newsstands, carrytog day would shut of! the heat m uncensored aerlaU~~on of the classrooms, forcing lhe schools controvei'Slal book The Death 11 close of a President." · The magazine disclosed Sun. ---. day ll had rejected a laat-dltcli appeal by Sen. Robert K. Kennedy ID· remove certain passages fi'ollt Ita serlaltzatlon ol ~-=::anchester . . ~j~ ' I e·s' minute asreement averted a walkout by 2,000 teachers here SUnday night, but the spectro of further Iaber problems conIt nued to 1oom over the school BY THE UPJ system's Immedlato future, A custodians' strike hes hef!ll More Threatl called for Wednesjlay while the · ~TON. omo - SOME 3,000 members of the Cleveland 1110 y,q!i.jiechlng employes of Teachm Union (CTU) thceaten the publje school system in this to walk off their joos later this oration o1 Stato COunty and month. Both groups are presoletled SUnday ~ strike Thurs- lng lor higher wages. day over union recognition . School SUperintendent · Paul James A. Levenduaky, or' Dis- W. Briggs said the members of trtot Coiincll 61 American Fed- the Cleveland Education As..,. erallon j,r Staie, County and elation ICEAI all.'eed SUnday Municipal Employes said that to remain at their jobs a!IP.r unless the Board oi Education i winning "renegotiation of the accepts Council 51 as bargain- i salary proposal and a rep~tation election." 1ng agent • the memben 11\-iig• said the election will strike. be called in February 1968 tD decide whether the CTU or the CEA will represent this city's ·· 2 Million Co pie• teachers. Thaes two groups .. I C:OtV'T St.E MEEK AtJW.JHERE! HE MUST HAVE LEFT! MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1967 WORLD ' I __________________.. Ends Threat . Ia ALL FOCX.':> OR : ~M£~1-II;t.,.G . .USUALLY Af<E I "i ': .. enttne -- Last Minute Agreement '' TH ~;:V MU.'i:T: ; THitJK We'RE'. SH£'lL ~BLY B£ LATE ! I.Vo'M£N ·MEET·MON!q.JE . . HERE.! . -~ .~~~r--~--------------------~--~~~~.~~~~~~~~~----~---.--~~~~~~~~~~!-~~----------~--~,--,----------~--~~ • ucation Has 8-'l'be Sund1 . n. f~~~entfl 01 f'lw ·II•Qidl.,... ::hw ._, --------------------------~----VOl, XVIII NO. 214 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO --- ---- '. . .. . . RESERVE CHEERLEAD EFtS - These cheerleaders are serving their first and last year at Pomerpy High School as next year their scliool will be Meigs Local. The girls were on double duty Friday evening as they led the cheering section for the Freshman squad as well as the reserves. Front row left to right are Debbie Crow ;md Kathy Fields; back row, Donna Branham and Susie Souls by, Kathy Watson was absent. Minor Iujpri~s,~uffer;~!B:~J~cidents Investigated by SheriffsDepartmeni !· letU Olds1 Have MIN lliitt I'D SURE LIKE 01.! GUY LIKE BY lH' KIND OF AN 1HIS GARBAGE VUIMI' HE'S BEEN Border Afire lnBaitle HE LEFT TH' TRAIL I-I~ AN WENT ll-IIS WAY... 'S .IIINFI.lL 8UT WHY HE DID, I CANNOT SAY! ' GAlli I ' �-t J Ml1 ,....., ~dlapart, o~ Jaa. t, ;=ii.AILST;;::AB==; ' tM7 ~vernor Rhodes, Proud of His First Terin, Expects Four More Good Years - 1 ' IX)LIJAIBUS (\JPI) - Fo!IO'IJ· our planning lor the yean Tal Study Comm!salon. Its ... strideo In caring lor trnubled ueollenl caroor people In state sslety 011 the hlchways. I MW address few """'" 1s the prepared text o1 Gov. ahead. They will be good yeon, slgnment will be to iubmll 1o youth. . For ll!t f\nt lime we I0¥81'DillOilt 8ft unnwrp..o<~. 1111 II Is everyone's responsibility to my associates In atata &oV· • ., lames A. RlloOel' iliiiiJillrala:J.. evan in theae difliclllt t1mea. me and to the I<:IW&Iure ....,. have an orranizecl effQrt to, bat· J<jminlslr&tloll l!ill to create more arid .better Jobl er:ent. espec' the ut· freea delivered today. assure you tbat these plans ommondallolls for-i p!'\llfi!D of Uo delinqUIIIC)'. We are only tbls ln~lly will be presented m Ohlol. Ui!l<ll! this •s -lone, aU e .ta•payera and :r . 1 . · lilt . ucellen<e In all education. 'l'bll beglzmini to MI the subat«nUal to the leslolature. of the trllninl ape! e<lucaUoo most ontesnty e ency • ,, 011"' committee will consist of mem- beneficial effects or investments Through, peroonal esP!'flen<e, will go (or llfUSbL I .eome before you today to are made jomUy wtlh from oach of U!. As ~bile ad- Bober Boapltal - Vlsltlnt be UUIIJillrated ao your gover· General Assembly to serve the hera of the topialuri arid olfl. in the teatmenl area. Whatev· we are .awa~ o(, . arid nave a Job lfOWih mull loop j)ll<e mlnlstrators. we shall never hours ~ and 74 p. Ql. Pl!f..ta """ -the forst Ill Ohio to take aaplraUons of the people of er knowledieable Oblo cttlzena. ., remain! to be done will be deep ulldentanollng of 1M pr.oJ>. with _populotloil.,.wlb ..Jobs cno forget that our job Is to ..,.,. only oo PedlltriCI Ward. . ' lhe oath ol olllce lor a second Ohio. . We believe that Ohio taxpay· done. . loma of local covemment. ~ come only. from new and u· .U of the people. The aovemor Adnil•lif., - Mn. . WOI'IIIJ lour-year term. Govemment baa one11mction en aro willing 19 pay lor edu· I~ the field of eorrectipna, govemmont needs greater or>- pandlll& lndnstry. cllllliiO>>, arid his administrators woll Evana, It Evana HIS.; Yra. - I have tried In the past lour - to serve all the people. cation 11 tillY are oasured that our bwldll!i proaram if lll&kinr portunlty to help ltsell, and a C0111111<r<e ·' and agrtbnslnot>. atalld between the tu 8pe!\ders Dtlberl R. Hanna, M Gamel• ,..,. to serve you to the best We are at a time when there there Is no waste, extrava· progress. The antiquated Obto broader base to f1111111eo Ita Government bas o~ver provided and the taapoyers. . Ave.; Mrs. Amanda . Neal, 121 of DIY abU1ty. OUr successes Is stat.wide demand for more BIUICe or duplication. They Penitentiary will soon be clO<It'd. needs. Because attention tp this a productive job. It can serve No problem Is beyond solvmc Fourth Ave.; Bethany Ann bave cone beyond our best services. Our people want be~ want 'rair treabnent of teacn· 1n the aroa or needed monlal problem is of urgent Imparl- only as a re&WatorY arency, if we adbere to rood. comma:: Thomas, 105 Mabellne Or.; Co,.. hopeo of four years ago. They ter ochools, sa(~ hl&hways, en. They want sound manag .. hysleno peraonnel, we Intend to ance, I am Immediately creal- provldl~f¥ guidelines. sense. ·Let us work and mov .... Hall, EW!nston; Mri. J. justify our predletlou of similar pure water arid Ill'. arid assnr- ment '!bey want more baolc be eompelitlve. InK by ueeuUve order aq 01· We must contll1ue to provide together to socure lor the gen- K Ul Wood Patriot Stor Rt.• aceompllshments In the lour aneo that the less lortnnote are qualii, education eopeclally job With Increased stalllni arid 11ce of Urban Affairs. Ito dire(: the. best P'""liblo attitude and eratlon• to enmo ·~• b'"""""' Rl~ A J' e< Rt 1 Gldl~ years ohead. beinl cared lor. odueatlao. ' pay oeales. arid more bulldlnp, tor wUI have cabinet status. cl!Jrlale lor new and upandlng of a brllbter future lor ourstate polis ; Atibrlshl, Ill, No Oblo governor bas ever We must continue to bnprove Taxpayers properly demalld a we are taklnl the mojor steps His !unction w!U be to work Industry In Ohio. . and our people. t Patriot· Mn Benny Wallis ;,joyed greater cooperation our education system. Elemen- dollar's worth of value for a needed to Implement the con~ !'llh the Ohio leslalature arid all Colpll1unllies acroll lhiJ stale I pledge all of my energy and Rt \ G~lllpqtia· Albert A: from tb2 citiZens of tbi$ great tary, secondary, vocational, dollar spent. To that end, I am prehenalve plan lor mental atoll departments, and In U&l· mnsl retlouble their efloru to abollty to achieve the ob)OCUVIs Adam~ Crown Cit ; Hen . Vllr--~~ than I. For tba~ and lor technical and higher educatlao asking tbat the Little Hoovor health and menlll rotardaliou. 10n between local, state and eapand exlsllng Industry, on; ~hlcll I have 181 forth Rl 2, . Vln~· R !)'Ki/ory JOUr expressed confideneo in remains the number one prior· CommJ.sslOII be reconvened to We Intend to meet mental hy· lederal)aelliUea In all areu or attr~ct new Industry w create God willing, I shall "fV0 out =y~ Rt 2 .' O IV ltaWanlshiP, I am humbly lty of this administration, and si!Jdy arid evalualft educational stene needs he~. urban problems. more and better jobs. my term. I pray lor hi• divine I s, · • • l'l' &ratelul. · of lhe General Assembly. 1 -.pendituros at all levels arid to We an meeting the problem More actton Is planned to con> . We have plans lor further lm· guldaneo IS my admlm•lration -Ills my purpose In these "" shall prompUy appoint a bipar- recommend the most efficient of more pay lor state em- bat water a,nd air polluUon. arid proving our a)"ard-wmnlng de- works to make a Jreal alate Flo ~ Middle rt; Robert G. JllllrU 1bls lll0f1liug, as it will Ussn eommlsalon to digest the operalinl methods. ployees In a like mt11111111'. Many to solve ·\It• urgent problem o( l'elopmcnl deparbnent. greattr. Haft. Rt. I, :cine; Mrs. WI\. 11e In the condition ol the state reports by the Ohlol School sur- There ore other challengeo. llam E. Bellamy, Rt. 1, Beedsma~Qt which will follow soon, vey. Commlsslou. .school """" We Intend to meet them. • ville ; Claude Quillin, Syracuse; 19 ~ve ~ a brief prev1ew of garuzaUon Commission, and Ohio We have mada enonrmous Mrs. Maude L. YOU!Ii, Racine; Dennis L. Hart, Rl. I, Racine; );a ~to illcl !lo~nllaJ.NewS . u;..;. ·0. Letart· Gi roi 't"n\~'r!ir.S:!.::~~t.i N River ews . c • Bl d • d Bamb00 Urtaln 00 le , -, WIUiam Lon1, ~oijaton; I!¢WJ11; GnJO .eadinp• Gallipqll! Carl D. Gl!lner, SprleJel, Dam 1J.I, 1U, r111U1ing 1\lo feel Lawrence E. Gill, Wella\Qn; on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 20.· . Mro. James M. Lynd, Rl . ·1. an · Red Gull'd forces fellowlng 96, Pl. Pleasant 23.113, Hinton By RICK DUBROW bas mentators Howard K. Smltll ,WheelersburJ; Danny T. Grli1Smart," whiCh, In fact, IOKYO (UP!) -~orte<l trial city. ol ~; which left 54 ns 3.30 r!olng, Kanawba Falls HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Tel• been a simply awful one-joke arid Edward P. Mor~an. Mr. llths, Wellston: Mary .Gary L. 1 1 llholl&t· Ill Shtmihll and II was lh~ lhll~tt off~ ::' d ~d some 900 lnjur.':""Red 7.69 rising, Charl~ton 28.71 1 vlslou this week pays homage to effort lor quite some Ume. Jennings might be lascmated to Malone, Rt. 4. Oak Hill; Mra, loleod1 rlolin& In Nanlting today eonfirmallon e Co or nisi Gea81'd wall pqsters In Peking rising . . London was running the first anniversary ·or "Bat· At any rate, all ol tills week's , know, by \he way, that a prosa Edward R. Wright, Ashland, -.ltbol Bamboo CurlaiD open lor control . bet~ ~"tun ~d 6 000 01 their teen·aged 2\lo feet, Manne! S loot, and man" In the way It knows best programming activity baralds i release from his nti:'Ork Ky.; Sleven F. F\l)ler, Wavtr581 ~ h d been arrested 81111 .i>plllld for the first lime Party Chairman aebl ~~ Winfield Dam ~ !eel. - Imitation. the start -or tile midseason describes him as havms an : ty· Orville L. Funderw~ 1roJ1. 0 U.. •lol4al power struggle and_!orc~s ~ to s a m;:n~:g.: pqpnlation 01 ' 1.5 Boal Movements: Startil]g tonight, 'file networks Ireplacement serfeo. "electric personaUty." , I to~; Mrs. Thelma Horak, Jacko. . Colll!PIIIliit Olina. . lone ~oso !Ue mllli was said to be In a state !Wo Rlv _ W.ldter Beet.' will lntr(lduce two superman On TuesdJIY, for Instance, Arid on Friday, .NBC· TV s , son; Russell E. SUI!, Ironton; a.11 'IIIII' loomed as a atilleavy sua • on . er I spoofs -<:JIS..TV's "Mr. Terri- ABC·TV InttoduCi!S an hour morning "TIIday" sones marks Nancy J Welch Wellsjl)n 411au1 poalllillly as the world's Japanese correspondents !n of terror and Peking was jor<l down 13, 8' 46 p.m.; Kalh- 1ftc" and NBC.TV's "Captaln 1called ''The IDv!lden," about Its !Sth anniversary with • 1 Blrlll · _ J ·' M 1111111 popukNa nalloD ullderwenl Pekinc told of blOOI!y battles In r~pqrted confused as to .the leen K. up 1•. 3' 05 p.m.' Red· Nice," both half-hour entries. Icolonists !rom a doomed planet special lw<Hlour broadcast In · ' rs. amea · 111111«""1 intomal crisis In its the 90Utheasteru ondustrial city sotualoon In southeastern China. dy K. up It, 4:20 p.m.; Criss That ABC-TV's "Btbnan" has who arrive on eartil, looking which host Hulh Oowns in ' Lylld, Rt. I, Wileelersburg, 2 • Jl81'1l ullder Communist role. or Nanking between militant . Jr. up 14, 10 p.m.; Queen City declined sharply In pqpularlty i llke average citizens and known joined by his two predecessors, da~rh~r, ' ii9 pMm. :':Jtr~ Radle N<inl regerted today Red Guards and anU-Maoist up H, 4:05 a.m.: Brimstone alneo imaginative P1'011\0Uon got to only one man, wbom nobody Dave Garroway and Jolm •• arJ•• rs. ra; · 1 llat workers ill some Iactoriea groups. Theil' weekend reports down 14 •. 6.1~ a.~ .. Chickassw it off to a spectacular start believes. . IChancellor. Mr. Chaneollor ~ow Brown, Mrs. Cleon B. Cati!J. Wllltcd off their jobs and mentioned heavy casualtleo, up 15, US p.m., Major up doesn't seem to be of concern to ' On Wednesday, tb2 same beads up the Voice or Amenca. Mrs. Carole S. Davis, William 16, 7' 45 p.~.; ~te~ attempted to ssbotage publlc torture and atrocitieo. Ringer the imitators . network beslns Its second This past Saturday nlsht, H. Fife, Mil· Raymond Fqber, utllltiea In Sbenlbal, Bed They aald Nanlting WM down 16• 2·45 a.~., Lesta K. Nor does il seem to bother weekly night of movies - NBC.TV presented another of David W. Horger, Mrs. Rosa B. China's most important Indus- believed firmly In the hallds of down 16• 4 a.m., Orco up 16• them that two ol tills season's I bringing the total to six -with Its oriJlnal two-hour "movll!$," Ice, Earl Kuhn, John D. 1JtUe, 5 a.m.; Duncan Bruce down early cancellations were also ' "Ulysses," starrlnc Kirk Oou· an sbsurd, olonsated to;levlslon Mt.. Rusoell M. UtUe, Jennifer 17, I a .m.; ~w Calhoun up opools -NBC·TV's "The Hero," iclas. Ishow called "How I Spent plY LoRd, M..tiB l!follahP, Gwn 16• U 5 a.m.: Little Georlle up about a fumbling television And on Thursday, NBC·TV ISummer Vacation," about a~. Moss, Wilbur Nap~, lllra. · i Esther Grant, Willard Grant, : 6207·so •·~·a,El~e ;~::n:~ western idol, and CJIS..TV'o ; brings back the old hall-hour bothersome young fellow, a .Clau4e L. Shalor, Mn. Carl R. Dorothy Ebersblch to Pomerov · a.m.. ar ~ ti 1 d' "Run, Buddy, Run," a takeoff 1pqlice show, "Dragnet," with loser, who tries to turn winner Shook, Mrl. Roy L. Slsman, Motor Co., Lots, Pomeroy. ~ ~ .~25 a.~ .• O ar"n;. 1 ~ on "The Fugitive" dealing with Jack Webb in some new , by uncoverlns the Uleral Mrs. Jam" W, Sima, Mary C. Helen E. Reifel, w. M. Rell•l • · p:m., '. · e:e . a young man fieelng gangsters. episodes. activities of two wealthy Sl<asss, Mr1. Floy4 B. West. 10 23 12 By DICK THOMAS Ito Pomeroy Motor eo., Lots, down • · a.m ... R. H. os. This Friday, in fact, ABC·T~' Tbe network news depart- international fiiDfes. II you ca~ Jerry Wtlll8l!lf, Robel'l E. Rio Grande College hot the c~ntury mark aealn Sat· Pomero worth II down 23 • 1·20 a.m., will offer another new hall-hour ments are also represented In Imagine how Ross Hunter mllbt Wood, Mrs. Delbart R. Yaloa, urrlay night in Gallla Academy !liJh School gym as B~~ Arthu;·H. Wise, dec., to E.<· Reliable up 23• 7 ·~n:· m·'. Phol· spoof, "Rango," starring Tim !the week's activity. Ihave produced "Mr. Arka~in" Mrs. Ebar 0. Plckeno, .1\lrs. l.laory, 6·5 !reshman·<!enter, talheh.25 poLmtths to pac~ Ia Mae Wise, Cert. fur Trans., 1P . S~o~lt up ';:: n P ~·.~ P· Conway as an Inept Texas 1 This evening, ABC·TV's dally - well, there you have il ~sthe Richard L. Whitley and Infant Rr" men to a 100.80 wm over M1c 1gan u eran o S 11 b m., 1 up ee up · "' !Ranger. 'Peter Jennings and the News" Iyoung man Robert Wacner daughter WU!Iam F Altizer t roo·t · a s ury. m · Jim Hougland down Green· ' E. Austin,· Mrs.' . . ht t t Th Saints' Robert F. Tubb. F 1oren c e ·•3.25 . 8 ke S ate u One Succesllnl Spool program expands !rom IS Ipulled off 'the stunt. I was Mrs. Earl Bu~ scormJ h:~ors of ;~~ ;ad 19 field Tubb to J. B. Hale, Cla&dm dree~u/5~05 au~ . ye t Albdt Part of the continued network minutea uto· half an bour, as ratller sorry he did bocausf I Glenn Bays, Scott D. Brinton, Lerfy ~ypoo i u{U~IO for 43 'points. Heywood and Hole, parcels, Salem. Holden do~n Gre~nup 6:15 a. belief In this type of lormalls iCBS·TV and NBC-TV already don't like nuisance!, no matter Mrs. Jam~ c. Cooper, fAgoa s an ~e hr~e ~ w~ _ Hurley w. Rife, Mildred L. m . Western down Greonu 8._ , the steady ratongs success or have. done, ami the regular how noble the cause. Overdo&s ward H. Davis, Harry J. Den8 r::~. eac r day in lhe GAHS gym. Rile to Oonald R. Stiles, Ruth 30·• a.m.: Cotton Queen ~w~ ' the James Bond takeoll, "Get lcontrobutors will lncl~do C(1m·, have much better manner!. niaon, Mrs. Joe _.,. ·~na, foul Lit)le doubt existed among Saturday night Wes.t VIrginia Nellie Stiles, 34 acre, RuUaild. Meldahl 3:10 p.m.; Barbar• 1J. IC~tynild, Thomaa A. Laype, 0 0 0 0 0 rans that Heywood was the State tripped Morns Harvey Eldon Weeks, Agnes Weeks to Brent up Meldahl 8:~ p.m.; Mrl. John. !1. McDaniel, Mr•· flashiest eager to appear a· Collese 98-90 as Dave Hamil· Paul Frock, Ruby Frick 1.83 A., Lachlan McCreay down Blancbe Nol!ert, Poarl RuHeU. gainlil the Redmen In any game ton, 11-51> sophomore, dumped Salisbury. dahl U:40 p.m.; Nita Vickers John E. Salll, Mrs. Merrill L. 0 1 0 thll ........ Heywood, accord· In 3$ points and Harry Rogers, John B. Dunham. Janet A. Meldahl 1:20 a.m. Taylor, Ill••· l)Jvid ~. Ine to Chris Milliken, The tJ.6 junior, a<:counted for 26. Dunham w Lavern W. Jordan, Gollipolfo 111m- J. S. · ' ton, Mathew M. WtaV'I!', J!etliSiiall' Athletic Director, Is a Rio (lrande previously ~s Mary K. Jordan, 190.54 ac., Co· up 4:20 p.m.; Jenb .dowu a~ An' Tllomao, semuel T, \ranJ(er 1 tudonl from Bowlin& defeated West Vorgorua State 93· lumbla. p.m .; Charles K. down t :40 p. Albert A. Adams. 51, Crown gull'd rail. The car, which ler, 27, Crown City, Improper Finlay. Green 'State Univeroity. 92 to win the 1966 Second An· Homer L. Lee, Millie E. Olns· .m.; Rose G. down 10:10 p.m.; City, WSli admitted to Holzer heavily damaged, flipped municipal court Jan. CaplliQ Oon Trainer, tJ.6 sen- nual Pt. Pleasant Rotary Holi· more to Stanley D. Trout, Mar· Elisha Woods up 10:35 p.m.; Hospital, at II p.m. but landed on ita wheels. II; R. Willlama, 35, Crown lor had 13 pqlnlt. Steve Ttwler, day Invitational Holiday Bas- !lynn S. Trout, parcels, Scopio. H. E. Bowles down 12:50 a.m.; with chest and abdominal Oller and a paaaengor, David City, defective brokeo, munic~ &.a' Mlktr, and Dick LusetU, ketball Tournament. State is James B. O'Brien, Roberta Onward down 1:50 a.m.; juries alter a two car eolllolon R. File, 17, Rt. 2 Cheshire, pal court, Jan. 14; arid Jerry If ..,00 ll!ld 12 points. currently boastiug an 11-3 rec· C, O'Brien to Andrew E. Batey, Price down 1:35 a.m.; in Crown Clly. He Is llsted lered bumps and brulsea L. Bums, 16, Galllpqlls, parking AdmllolODI Salltrday - Mrs. lllilron Gftlory, tJ.6 senior, ord. Belly Jo Batey, Lot, Pomeroy. down 7 a.m.; Teresa satisfactory condition. not treated. the roadway, Gallia COUIJIY James Ohlinger, RuUand;, Mrs. l\lllldld out ,tho double column Michl&an Lutheran (110) Delln M. Rifllo to S~te of down 7:30a.m.; Zbnmer The patrol cited Oiler court, Jan. 14. \'!•Iter Gar_nea, Dexter; Alma itlltrln8 ill' the lladmen with 11. Scott, 1-1-3; Klein, 11-1-1; Oblo, t.70 acres, Bedlord. 8:20 a.m. The State Highway Meigs County Court Jan. 13 Simpaoo, Midompqrt; Dorea• "ile)owllad bad 1~ points tn the Heywood, 1114-13; MUier, Bertha W. JackSOll, Joahua Ka ..wba River the accident al 8' 18 charge or speed In excess lor WiPdland, Poll!fl'ly; Oliver 1Jn1 ba1f oo ¢lht O.ld roals 5-1-11; Jebn, 0-3-4: Yono, E. Jackson to William ))ark· down London 3:45 a.m.; Saturday at the JunctiOij ol road conditions ~Jt'ln!il , McKinley, Middleport; WUI..-d ~ jree tbrol!l· The tall I~; Adamo, 1-3-11. 'fo. stall, George Barkotall, Elvin lin B. up MJrmel 2:35 a.m. Rt. 7 arid Suns St. O!llcers Patricia s. F~lger, 20, ClnSmith, PQrUand. l'll1ler fi}IIIJ)IIIed 11 6eld tals, SO-~. H. Wanzo, Lot, Rutlalld. Lucy Jane Lucas up stated that James v. Sims, ill, clnnall, complained or minor Dldarres Saturday - lfl1. tiiCJ .had tl'O free throwo Rio Grande (1110) - Lusettl, Bertha W. Jackson, JO'Ihua 3 a.m.; Allen R. ~I down City, headed soulh, at· jurieo, but wu not treated, alFre([dte McClllll!lohJIJ and lwillf iootnts in the second ball. ~12; Trainer, 11-1-13; Gre· E. Jaokson to George Barkatall, Winfield G:25 p.m.; Beaver up tempted to make a lert turn oil ter 8 one car accident at ~~· Wal~r G'"*, $all' roe fur tb2 . Redmen gory, r.-1-ll; Mabry, 11-3- Lot Middleport. Winfield 7:10 p.m.; Fort Rt. 7 onto Sims St., Jnd the Sunday on Jackson Rd WASHINGTON (UP!) - Tba Pow'U 11tom._ Smith, .~ 111 Bluellelcl stole CoUere 25; Colllns. 2-3-7; BaSI, s- sria w. Jackson, Joshna born down Winfield 1:56 a.m. caro collided when Adams of 1 mile west ·• Snprome Court opens ar- lf9lt, i.u.Ja Manley, ':~""- TuesO!IY in the GARS I-5; Towler, 6-ll-12; Doolin, E. Jacksou to WiUiam Barkstempted to pass the other car. today on tho blpest Nlclnsky. . · llut tha gatne that wUI ~; Hamllton, 1,-04 Bat. tall, George Barkstall, Lots, Both cars were beavUy In the history ol lllrlb - A son to Mr. IIJd draw lha faDI will o. dorf, 1~2; Lucas, 11-1-1; RuUand. aged, according to tho patrol. The patrol said she was business -the multi- Mro, J~eo QltUnaer. , ·, Rio <lrandt>-West Virginia Thornton, 1-2-1. Totals, 44- Bertha W. Jackson, Joshua E. Adams car otrnck I h drivlnf lert of - dollar Ullfon of the .Adl!llfolap llaadQ .,.JIOlf..-d remllttb 11 a p.m. Thur.. Iz.-100. Jackson to W~liam Barkstall, car and then a telephone and mot an unidentified vehlc\o, and New York Stewal'l. Kan1.._8; Lola Glllbl, George Barkstall, Muriel Wanpole. The pqle was broken off. swuna to the roghl to railroads. · lllrllord· Fre4a Mollman, ilia> zo Israel, lots, Rutltmd. OWU The patrol cited Adams to a colliBion, went ol! tile The six-hour oe11lon •aa to enville·0 'Effie Kno111 ....... Walter Verne Wattersoa, Gallipolis municipal court Jan. sidt of the hlghwll)l and start at 11 a. m. (EST), Jamea Smlth, Dunbar: . ' Blanche E. Watterson to Mar· ~VELAND (UP!) - Nero- 30 on a cllarge of ompropqr pass- a bani<. Mllder.W clamare wp The Interstate Commerce Dlocllarpl Sunday - Freda lha Lou Beesle, .28 acre, !Ia- tlations between . Standard Oll lng and Sima was cltocl Jan. done to tho c81'. · (IC<;) tPJII'PVed lbt ljellderaon . Mil 8alltm)' Q.~ ~nng c1n0. Co. <Sohlo) and Ita refinery lor !allure to reglater a motor The patrol cited last April ~ worthy da~ter, ~ Ruth Donohew to Beatrice workers broke down early today vehicle. to municipal oourt Jan. lawsuit by competing RuaseU · · TannehlU, 14, or . Tannebill in International Oopobew' porce~ Leta!,l: __. to •: ~ee ~the.!:'' lour Ohio Two peraona had minor on 1 charge Of left of ~as kepiQII dell • . ' ' __. ,.,,.,1 bo tw • B. F. B4lard. Flora """'~ Pan • a but --• Ire ted Patrul arrests oyar lba 1111 The 111«111' · ,.., · dl .~"!'"four'"'"tr'""e" phi me byo Squad ploy, defeated U. S.lillb- Raymood Lohn, Sr., Elizabeth charged they were loclled out werclde ""' a 30• sod also Included.' Thomas ,;., ochedulad lor Bll\Til.ANNOU~ ""' o es won anked J a•--:1.1 or Lolm ---• P of the racillUea car ac em at 3: p.m. d . ,,..;..,.Tobie Tennis club r 1m ~··~·· ' • ,....-s.. omeroy. · · . Saturd on Rt •124 lour 23, Mi dleport, 8 n d In Stplambtr. ¥!'· and Mra. MaJI!\Inl · II: i;fiunday !rom the star Wisconsin, and u. s. tentll rani<· Billy T. Daile)', carole Some 5110 members of the Oil, : 1 roUe ~est •01 Rt. 143. Sherry 8. Branlll, 22, The biC problem 11 how and Roillilf, Forest in ~ r;',;: ;.tulldecJ IDdlanapqlis Open. ed Jack Howard, 28, of New ley to Elson Dalley, Jean Oal Chemical and Atomic Work· Marvin A Oller 18 speeding, cited to the 100 IJ coiPg tAt act ta nouncing \1'• blrlh olll!elr t1n1 · 1 0 liionscnd by lhe Indiana Yrok City. He lost to Dell ley, ·~ ""'· .Le':no'\, Flo era 1Dt81'Ditional union wore port failed i., ne1oi1ate' a miU!k;lpol coprt Jan. 9; protect other ~ I'IIIJ'ol$ child, 1 daufhter, born at lfal. lo ltemus Assn., the large field SweariJ of Grand Rapids (3rd) 111:?e ~'!i :'.;:.tin ~ i":: at :;;.,~!," ~ His' car 11id orr the rithl Johnoon, q, Gall!polls, no from the masolve compeUtlve l8f Hoopllll, Wo4nesdai, J of 'lnen players Included 11 and Danny Pecora, Chicago (se- M~· Fl:;' Zl'*.an !Or aplred '11 oi the highway and !truck John L"": 1~:: 1•';"' ~· power or lbe .new ~ carrfor. arJ t, wel&ltllfl e lba. and I .,.. the ~1(11 20 ranked men • ' · c e • r., ruur · · arid nllllled Klmberljl Mainlelt.111 , ., S., plus world . cond). He did not play 0.1 Trans., Pomeroy. Sunday. reckle,. operation, .e llllft....... na. Gnndparenll ~ Mr•-,nd r :. Lee 24, and Joon •• Oai Joon .. bi4 coach. Plo7d· Mankln, doe., le Fred However, Sohlo and Jan. Mil""", _ M K D•uah Min : Ul .,.k·,'<d ..;._ I In l'fllllar tourney play Tan· Gardn« Manldll, Kemetb E. ea1 762t of lht OCAW M be 0I lh Cha I n . lrltl ,,. ' OfiV a, '' won the Boys 17 and Un- M•nkln. Mild. !Or TraNI., P0111- 1 llntatJvo lgi'IOIIIIIII at em I'll e r ea I!IVII'I'ED i'o ·I!II'I'IPft 01 . 111'1 ,Mn. Jahn C. B~, Alltlq1 r P ayers, Dan Lebaron, division from Lebanon, in eroy. Lima refinery and lht 170 geJIII family or Allred who 1111IG8 • ~ Alii& llilj: Gmt creal ~~~ Grlilld RIVld.o, and Roger lbree strailhl games (S or 5) Dana D. How«!, LeJls L. members there ~ lor eontly lost tbelr home arid U~ llllll deliveries • are Mr. IJ1d Mn. Jicoll Baor, ol Columbus. arid tb2 QJu A Mom'e division !lG1I'elt to State of Obto, ZU.. lhtlr Joba 011 achadllle. llllnetsvllle, and Mr · an4 Mrl. me1a1 feature .r the (made up of 111111 unaeedad In mont, lledfonl. lh _,_ --•-· , -'-~ · Jerry Graham, Kleine. ,, iolw:.U "-'• -•- ,_ , - ~- D. H~ Lell• L. In the ankemercthe~ncy. ... ...,-. " ...-lllte • round robin play g..., ...,. uu~ ....- ~ uw•.., • ~~;~=~~ Itt .,ui lit aoad WI """· ~>;INJO of tha baron reached lht }Jowett to 811111 of Ohio, U4 A., Molp O.eral Jlolpltal Coolville Fire .-~...., 'D-..JI-.11 . Pll Ill j • a lfOIIIl or 10 iD men'a ._.11, .......-v. tbe F;aotem Schools and ~ ,...,, wore llnad by · and lour lQIIn& ·thil · time 10 Blommer 1\uth P. deYamport, A. H. Admllaf- Sallriay cllurches. Pomeroy M'YQr Cborleo Lerar tbe 11189 U. s. t' ' deYamperl to Wl!lll Viriilnla eoUne Folden, , 4• S.turday eventne, two • World Pulp and Pa[lll' eo., 83.57 acre, Bradshaw, Pomeroy; ldsntfcal cha,..... Clfll~ Wlhea, bo aelected. SiX Dal Joon, former South Lebanon. Flck, Pomeroy; Edith Jr., 3t~ llllnoe, end Sal\1 _,, and 1wo champion mUlng hIs Pomeroy. TOLEDO (UP!) Blelrart, It, Mooon, paid It~.. lht fOul:l!ameol bo!ne in Colurnbua, bad little PI'A TO MEET Dlldlarpl SalarUy Soncrant, 23, Tojedo, died o1 and COIIf "" eharrtt~ o1 "!'llnd robin In lrollblll In winnlnl the 111111'1 The Pomeroy PI'A wiD Carr. today o1 gunsbot woundl. ln' left ot e.mter. Piofll Rh~. n, -:~ Gl tha Weal 111np1 and tGcik tha Men'• dooJ.. in the elementary school to- Admll- Soliday - J I m cllert and juvantle l'tmll'OY, an • c11arp 1>1 llitDDbelGre a with Howard, over Pecora Dight at 7:10. A panel dlscul- EbUn, Pomeroy. bold a leen·aced &irl In cotlqn, wu fJne4 " anti COlle. 11117 Gl'OIId, B)ommer, aton lrfll bo beld. Dlldw&oa s1Uiday - None. lioD witb the alaytna. I ° J. & M Meigs · · LanhaJD Charges PIay TWO Horne COnt e8t SThi8 Week properly TransferS 0 1 t.. :h:e::t!r ., ° ColliSIOn m Crown City Puts One Driver In Hosp•"tal With Chest Other lnJuri"es m- "'*"'• CoUrt 8 • o-Merger study 8ill E "*' . ,m QWp Negotia'tt'ons Break 0 Ifill ColumbUS 'IT Club PIayers D • Horne FOUr Trophies 21;· and .iobn Dai: Affi.I. Run; :.UU: 1'HE DAlY C"~n ~=~hQ r,m-=~~~.J: :: .,.I n- *' ---! 'Ito the first period, anti 11-!1. al dill, however, lflbbed IICGrlnl .... INdlnl D-1 -wiih millhalltlme. It was a two • pointer honors by ripplnj[ the cord.s utes !eft In tb2 openln& canto by Sophomore Mark Beegle with for 42 pqil1ta on olJblllold goala as Lo1111 zipPed Jwo field goals three •econds left In L'oe thinl and sllr: free throws. )Val)bi'Own and a pair of free throws quarter that tied tbe score 37' also hit In double ligures for through the nets and then 37 following' an an..ut Tornado the holts with II pqlnts on ~ve Moore acored on a 10 11. jumpcomeback. field 'goals and lour charity or. Tbe non-league win upped I line bucket.o. • Tbe Panthers held a seven the !'anthers season record Pomeroy hit on 18 of 43 point lead severo! tbnes In the to 11-3 lor all games, wblle .the shots from the field lor 1 G aeeolld period, bot could nevor Tornadoes of Coach Craynor ger cent whlle ll1e Tomadoe:! gel any further out in front of Slone are now 2-6. ellck~ for 17 field goals of 15 the scrappy Tornadoes. It wu Logon led the winners with>!'t~pt! lor 38 per eont. The In lbe third period thai ·I h e 15 markers of five field goals;noats made 13 ol 22 from the Tornado team cloaed the gap arid live free throws, while free throw line wbile tile Pan- and tied the score. Moote chipped In II on four !hers hit 13 of 17 charily toss- Tbe Panthers will meve l!ack buckets and six free throws. ... Into SEOAL competition at NelForward Bill Radford also bit The Tornadoes held a 7-4 sonville Friday nlgb~ olhile .tbe in double IIIDfes for the Pan· lead midway through the first Tornadoes will hoot RuUand in in£ the r.urth quarter. !hers with 12 points on six field quarter following a pair ot field a MOVC conteot. The P~ of Coocb Russ goals. goals and a free throw by a... Pomeroy's resen,.. coached Moon'a le!llf-12 at the end or The Tornadoes' Sberm CuJ>. dllf. The Panthers, llowevW, by L81'ry (UtUe F..;.) ·wolfe . Pleroy•s Purple Panthers won their llflh consecuUve cage teol by edging the Southern Tornadoes 49-17 In a hard fought contest Saturday night at Ra· cine. Tbe Panthers, ahead most of the wa~, were loadlnc 4f.43 with leas ttuin a minute In tba 1ame, but ·two quick baskels by 11-10 Turnado Senior Amoe Wall· brown cut the m81'11n to two by tb2 lime the llnal bw:lier sound· ed. · Pomll'OY led all the l.ast elgbl minutes after a free throw by Center llonllie togan arid four cbarlty .tooses by Guard Bill Moor~ broke a 'f/..f/ tie open· f p . . , H H d . t • t 31 a IS s 0 an or OlD S· DV Le.'.ads R'ed .Dev··Is •.n Cage V•.ctory Hot shooting by Senior Roger one or the Devils' lour charity Davis led the Rutland Red tosses. Devils to a 511-53 overtime win The only point scored in t~e over th~ visiting Kyger Creek overtime, in addition to those Bobcai!o on Saturday nilbt. by Davis, was a free throw Davis, a 6-1 forward,· tallied by Dave Knorr, ,who had five seven or RuUand's eilbt ex.tra points lor tbe game. Joe Haw. period points. With a total · or kins arid Yarbrough each had 31 pomts for the evemng, Davts eJght. also had more than half ol the Spaulding paced the visiting Deils' entire output dur. Bobcats with 24 points on nine mg the non-league contest. field goals and six from the "He was great," Is · h o wlcharity line. Hall, with 13, arid Rutlancl" Coach Jim Adams Bradbury, with 11, also hit in termed Davis' performance. [n odouble ligures. all, the lanky seruor hit 15 or I Kyger Creek led 14-12 at the Rutland's 26 !leld goals and !end of the first period, 32·26 at !led Ioftalltime and 40-35 al the the third period. .. ' • sEO Teams Lose Alcindor .Nets 28 Aceonll!l,l a SS.ZI victory over lbe Little Tomadoeo. coached by Hilton (Big Foozl Wolf• in &lie weJimlnary eonlest. Chuck Bartels' ll ,,ints arid 9 points by Jell Werry poeed ll1e wio· nero while Bob Diddle's elgnt led Southem. By VITO S'I'ELUNO BY QUARTERS Pomeroy !6 Sl '!fT 49 Southern as paailh111011~ 12 Z5 37 17 "AAAAnd, Pomo!toy Swlaher !rli-1 you'D see Glib' ball of "De Radford ~2 Logan :>-i>-!5, BIJ Holdup Myalery' ud tboa Moore 44--14,' Whaley t-0-2' ro to bed!" Allderson 11-2-Z Totals 1 S.: !3-49 · SouiJ.em _ McClintock 20-4 WaUbrown 5-4-!4 Jlee. gle 't-2-4 Grueser 1:_1_ 3 Cundiff 22 Totals 17_: · 12-47 · a.-.6- to ~::~~ UPI Sports Wrtter North Cliollna What didn't happen eaplured pmo, Sloan •• c:oallnuall1 more atteriUon In colloCt yeU!nc at CoolOj' ~; T~ baskttball t.st than made a clenched lis! at N what did bappen. referee '1illlle dlsputlag hlfcallol. North Carolina State· didn't After lilt Jame be lolloN finish ito game and Lew Conley into the rel'a ~ Alcllldor didn't get a fifth lou! room ani! t,be two .111011 coul4 to. Soturday and lbooe two facts beard screaming at each ot!1eol hl&hllghted the ftrst weekelld of Clwlcellor Backl c.taell ·• aetlon of the new year. But John T. Caldwell, cha,.: In an unusual dedolon at eellor ol North Carolina Sl4ta College Park, Md., with 1:11. University, Sunday issued 11 remaining and Maryland lead- atalement supporting Slou; InK North Carolina State ~. claiming be had done notbi!!J referee GeorJe Conley lorlelled that "In any way was UliUSUf\1 tile game to Mwyland because or reprehensible." NCS Coacll Norm Sloan was Sloan refused to comment oa prolftoUng his calls. the officiating or tbe incidenl Conley had just called 1 bot did say. " It was a well tlooble tecbnleal foul on Sloan mannered and orderly pmo h1! remarks befofe ending 1and otller than the !act we ~..~ the game. it was a great game. U:t Close eau unfortunate it ended tbat way.• AI Pullman, Wash., top. M. P. Knight, tile director ol ranked UCLA got Its first scare olflcials. lor the Atlantic Coasl Btg • BlackS Fall TWI"Ce over weekend ,•• PT. PLEASANT - In a pair of games last weekend, I he Point Pleasant Big Blacks found roogh going, belnJ ed twice to extend the1r dUIJIJl' i'lslng streak to four after a pair of opening wins. On Friday night, the Blacks gave the visiting Hl:lltington High Pony Express one whale ~ · prelfmlnary .Ontest. ' Rutland will host ' Wuhama A bucket by Davis .with this Tuesday night arid go to six seconds left in the fourth Racine for a. MOVC · ·-. march period tied the acore at Friday night. and sent the contest into over.. time. Rutland had led briefly BY QUARTERS once earlier in the fourth quar· Kyger. 14 32 40 ter,.... · -' Rutland 12 26 38 fiutland hit 26 ol 52 attempts Kyger - Spaulding 11-&-:1.1, from the lleld for a 50 per cent Hall 6-1-13, Bradbury average while the Bobcats sank 11, White 1-3-5, Buckley 21 of 44 lor 48 per cent. Dennis IHl. Totals 21-11-S3. Weber's 14 reboonds led Rutland - Davis 1:>-1-31, Deyils In that department. Hawkins 4-0-ll, Knorr The Rutland Reserves also 1-l>-2, 3managed a 52-50 victory 2-6, Drenner 1-0-2. hi d 64 5 5 w lODe H. Ig an ers ... e IC<l~ of a scare before finally sut'!- of ll1e season conference game InanditsIts firat first ~ aConference. report to said him Conley on thewillllle game. game away from home. Withj Fourth-ranked New Mexi~ UCLA nursing a 52-48 lead with now 11-1, ripped Seattle 8()..60 'II 12 minutes left, Alcindor !Mel Daniels scored 29 points. ... received his fourth foul arid was I Fifth-ranked Cincinnati slrntrbenched as Washington State . gled through two overtlmea took a M-53 lead. But Alcindor 1before finally downine Noctll came back Into the game with 1 Texas State 74-71. . , four fouls and led the Bruins to Teus Westem Wtnn• a 76-67 victory as he scored 28 Texas Western, the defending points. · . NCAA champlo~, !umed t..c:k SLX ~~ the seven te~ms m ~e Southern MisSlSSlppt 76-61 Sat't.lr· nations top 10 '~ action day alter beating tbe aamo Saturday were vlctonous Wlth sch?Dl by an 84-54 count Frlday.i onlr seventh~r~nked NmtlHanked Kansas dumped ~h~c\was spoiled by 97·73 as Bob WU91111 I>~ ~ o~ert~me,Cf31hng. scored 21 pornts. .,. ' :;:: .:; aroto... In other acjlon; ., Bostoll 5 56 M't d ided ~t ' - ~ routed Navy ,)Ol-7&.. • • b;,:;t, ec Wll a turned back Dralle n,. 1 cumbing 75-68. The score was tied at the __ _ first and second turn• in the United Pross International Huntington game and the Big East Blacks a~tual!y outscored Hunt~ Conn 58 Vermont 49 mgton in tile final quarter, but Pe'\n 84 Brown 60 a big third period did the trick Vllnova 80 St. Bonvntre 62 for the Express. Princeton 77 Yale 75 Mike Marnhout and Jim Army 63 Seton Hall 54 Staats lormed a one-two tan· Columbia 78 Dartmouth 53 dem the first night with 22 and Cornell 96 Harvard 62 18 pomts respectively whi!e Colgate 83 Bucknell 63 Buck can and Jell Swisher Canisius 79 Prov. 7l b1t for thtrteen and ten. 64 CCNY 75 Upsala 42 center Joe Kreiger had seven- EDITOR DIES Niagara 76 NYU 68 teen while Kary Harrison and 1 Du:; A1len scored 2t ~· •• . had a surprlsii!IIIJ tough time wlth Yale before Chunker Smith tossed In six- HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UP!) winning 77·75 .•• St. Johp'J;_also teen each. JNack dSc~ultz , a, member bad a scare be(or,e :·.Dipping South ews ay s spor s Rhode Island 57.Si on Rudy 1 Soulhweolern held Its secolld l serves remained unbeaten tn 2-10; Waugh o-2_ 2. Totals Clemson so s. c. 63 B Saturday night, the B g lor lhe past 24 years and shot at the buzzer • . place standing In the Southern SVAC games with a 411·26 win -13-04. . N. C. 59 Duke 56 ' ~acks travelled to Belpre, former presideot of the Stale and NOrthw~~ Valley Athletic Cage Confer~ in the prelimina~ ~n•-•t. Eastern - Martin Fla. 87 Louisiana St. 70 I JO to meet their tall quintet. Harness Writers Association co-favorites for th -~ I.e;"~ Facing a team wh1ch averag- America died Sunday of T till bo .. tb, ' -~ eJICe. wi,th a 64-55 victory over Southwestern 16 35 ·11 li4 Oouglas 6-4-16; Spencer Central Ohio basketball Md. 60 N. C. St. 55 ed nearly 6 3 P d I , en e, . open.. Easterus Eagles on the Eastern 16 23 36 55 3-9. Chadwell 11-l-I· thumped Soutlleastem Ohio Citadel 81 Richmond 79 · er man, an a- heart attack at the age ol play with victo~·, Big G~een's home court Satur- Southwestern - Dillon 5--6- ing~ 2--0--4; Newland a~ue qwn'tets in non • Ga. Tech 91 Tulane 99 r~ady spent £rom the previous &hult}:, who acted as: as MSU edged lllinoll~ ·7 i day mghL 1G; Noller 1-8-10; Shriver 2- -.Benedum :14-7. Totals g•ames Saturday ru'ght. Davdsn 97 W. Va. 93 noghl, tho! Blacks were thump. editor at Newsday lor 11 after blowing a IQ.poik' Ie d '· d A b r 67 M' 56 eel 6!1-47 ~y the Ohioans. during World War II, and Northwestern blast;a ·, • Th ~ HI gh~n m, now 3-2 in ~· Hall ll-0-22 · Carter • •• Athens was defeated 64-45 " " " ISS. · SVAC play, and 5-3 overall, took ' ' ~ -~. undefeated Columbus Fla St. 61 Miami, Fla. liO Bdelpralekscormg ace 6-1 Rich· survived by his wile, igan 97·73 .• . Uloh.f\1' ·· · · h Morehead 108 Murray g• ar W . er ripped the cords I his daughter, Nancy, and a Uloh M76 .•• sl." 1 lh e Iea d m I e secoru1 perlnd moor. It was the • I · ~ · r th • Mo'd Ten 45 E 'fen 43 or a pomt over his average at Dennis. ere·oghton 7• 70• and were m ront e rest of third slr.pgbt defeat, and . . . ' 25 to lead the win. 11-2 Mike ~ th~. rO\Ite. Eastern Is 2-4 ~~ W. Va. St. 98 Morrs Harvey SV'AC action and. 1>5 overall. ond straight home loss Wichita 70 St. Louis 63 Sneigle canned sixleen In the Comple~e ::~ The score was tied 111-16 at 33 straight wins. Athens Is Iowa St. 67 Missouri 51 attack, while his brother <i-6 ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) the close of the first "period, lor the year. The Marquette 68 De Paul 65 Harry Sneigle reboullded fierce- University beat Western Michl· RoomsOf · '' but Eastern trailed 35-23 at hall B Uni d p aloo lost their . Gannon 76 Youngstown 75 ly and scored eight more. Then gan 23-13 in wrestling and f d h y te ress lntematlonal victory. It was the Bullets' straight, 59-43. Kansas 97 Oklahoma 73 between a pair of 6-4 lads un- the Broncos 52..12 in .swi'llDn>in!r ll ome an 47· 38 w eo the thjrd .The New York Knickerbock· straight loss. Marion-Franklin routed Colorado 71 Kansas St. 63 der U1e goal and the 0 the r Saturday. quarter ended. ers always seem to do things Oscar Robertson broke 82-M. The Chieftains are Cincinnati 73 N. Texas 71 d·o scrappers, the Belpre crew Ohio Is now 3-0 In wr<$1Ung Southwestern had bal~cedlthe hard way. Baltimore Civic Center records for the year. Logan's re- Bradley 77 Drake 75 ' amassed 69. and Western Michigan 1-1. • scorntg ~s £our ~rters hit m The Knicks, who beat the for assists as he collected serv~s .were de£eated, 65-29. sw Missouri 76 c. Mo. st. 55 Meanwhile, the Blacks were Bobcats are 1..0.1' in swimnlin!r] double f.agures. Baltimore Bullets in Madison in the first period and 17 iri the Chilhcothe overpowered Iowa 84 Indiana 73 ice cold. Jim Staats and Buck and Western 2--1-1. Gene Hall led tile Highland- Square Garden Saturday night game to set tho marks. stun 84-63. The Rocket8 .are (Ohio) 84 Detroit 78 Call led the Pointers wiUo thn·· ers. With 2Z on II field goals and then flew to the West €oast Hanston led the Royals lor the seasonm Wellston's Western Mich. 72 Ohio U. 70 apiece, but big Mike Marn· whole George Dollon added 16 !or Sunday night's game at points while John Green serves lost, 711-50. S. D. St. 78 N. D. St. 72 hout was held to a mere two COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ·~ fove , field goals arid six free Long Beach, Cali!., against the the Bulleta with IS. Only SEOAL teal!) to S. Dakota 90 St. Coll of Ia 64 points. Jell Swisher added a Columbus Jets said throws. J:ohn Shriver and Keith Los Angeles Lakers, fell behind Saturday was Pomeroy. Penn St. 70 Kent St. 62 · half dozen to the cause, but it night that ticket prices for Carter each had 10. 41-14 before they got the kinks Hal .Greer scor~ 32 Panthers knocked off Akron 80 Ohio Wesleyan 54 was not a night for the B 1g 1967 baseball season would Rocllard. Oouglas. paced the out of their legs. and Wilt Chamberlam, Local 4!1-47 lor tlleir sixth Soatbwest Blacks. main the same as in 1.966, ~agles With 16 pnmts on · SlX But the Kntcks put on a by a pulled achilles in nine games. Pomeroy's Texas Christian 96 Texas 82 The Point Pleasant record cept that general admission !oeld goal• and fo~r free throw•. sensational rally and then added 25 points and grabbed serves won, 33-24. Arkansas 70 Texas Tech 60 now is H, while Belpre sho"s children 12 and nllder will be The other Eastern player absorbed a IO.point outburst by rebeunds as the 76ers So. Meth. 80 Tex. AM 67 a 7-3 slandlnJ. Point Pleasant :ce:n:ts:. to hot In double figures was Elgin Baylor in the final minute theor march towards tbe Arizona St. 73 Arizona 67 will play next Friday when lhev Mlk~ ~artm ~ho sank £our of the game to outlast the tern Division crown. WEST j · buckets and love free throws Lakers 121·118. Chicago's Guy Rodgers was 76 Washington St. ({I ::..O:::~eto meet unbeat•n Chaplor 13 · ; · The victory kept the third ejected with 4:25 left when he Mexico 80 Seattle 60 Coach Bob Fords Eastern Re- place Knlcks 41> games ahead and lite 76ers' Wally St. 87 Utah 76 NAMED OUTSTANDING . NAMED. ASSISTANT or the Cincinnati Royals, who eiChanged blows. Jones Fran 77 Santa Clara 7! ATLANTA (UP!) -Kansas CINCINNATI (UP!) -H t turned back the Baltimore was tossed out and both coaches How~ll 90 Loyola La. 81 City pitcher Jim Nash, who Rice, new head looth.iu !':b Bullets 126-9! in a nationally played the rest or the s. Dlego St. 78 Cal Ply Porn li6 posted a 1:H mark in 1968, bls a:t the University of Cinciana- televised game. under protest. first season ln the American ti, completed his coadllnr stall In the other two games, the Detroit player-coach NDA Standings ~;~~~:d!s:~ullday was named the Sunday wtth ~e appolnbnent of Pbiladelphoa 76ers boosted their DeBusschera had nobody to RIPLEY - The . By United Press lnteroalfonal 0, Georgian In base~eman Bennett 'as ollensiv'e Incredible record to 39-4 by blame but himself lor Ripley V1klngo won then' Eastern Division by the Atlanta Chapter of backfield coach. • beating the Chicago Bulls 117· Piston loss. With the Pistons ond straight and fourth out W. L. Pet. Baseball Writers Assocla_____ 108 and the St. Louis Hawks traillnJ by I)"<!, Detrult got the their last live games Pbiladelphia 39 4 .907 of America. CANADA TIED nopped the Detroit Pistons 117- ball with 14 seconds lert and set night In a 81-63 win over Spen- Boston 28 II .718 Nash, who attended . the MONTREAL (UP[) -Ray 115. up lor a final shot cer in Spencer. New York 23 21 .523 University of Georgia, wiD be Cadluex . and Ted Hargreaves Jerry w..t led the Lakers DeBusschere bobbled the Dandy Terry Lan.<Us led 16 23 .410 honored at the chapter's Feb. 3 " Boston Col 101 Navy 76 0 Three Saturday '-V KmekS Ra}}y., Beat LA•, 76ers Cop39th· Trmm • . ph 3 FURN IT URE $ 5 9 5.·-:· , BAKER FURNITURE, ~ly ~rru~s:ed~to=7=5 = ====i:=:;;:;M~Idd:;l:opo:rt=,=O.==· Vilcings Win t• 2nd Straight, 4th of FI·ve '<Ored period goals Sund'Y tothltd r ally Canada to a 11-3 tie with Russia's National Ice Hockey team before a sellout 15 ••• 1 th Mo Crowd •I • .- a , e ntreal Forum. _ ' · with 31 points. Dick Barnett and W aIt BeII amy had 25 arid 20 lor the Knlcks. Cincinnati jumped to a . 23point first quarter lead agaln!l B ltlm a ore and coasted to before mlsalng the shot as Louis .Scaped with the win PlayeNOacll Riehle · led St. Louis with 25 ~Inls ~ ' In the first hall and ' Miles had 2:1 fOr Detroit. team w·ith anqtber line spree, but received ·~·:~~ from Ray Swisher, AI Terry Sh' D Rade mn, , ave . r the rest. Sopbainore Landis sports an average ol twenty-three per game. Alter- losing their first games, the Vlltlngs· have back to nail down lour wlna in five trips and ~ven the al mark at.' 4.4. . They play again ' unl~ Friday, Jan. 13 when they tr~vel to St. Marys for a game. Westera Dfvf~on 8 37 .178 " W,;.. L 1; San Francisco •• • St Luuo·s 19 21 · Detroit 17 26 Loa Angeles 16 25 Chicago 17 28 Sandaf's Resnlts Cin. 128 Ball 94 St. Louis 117 Detroit m Phila. 117 Cblcagu 108 York IIi Loa Aog. 11 <Only scheduled) , ' · ~dlnn~;er~.;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~===::=::~~~~~~~~~~~~ .' SA)(~ ON Aufo Insurance . Premium otoys 11me ..,.-,;,•ft•r cloim · us fOr oulomoblle We will!\ · If you l""rit ...~.•• Hi " insurante • v. :o~ ., We'll lend a hand to help ~ ' can Let us • In sensl~le �-t J Ml1 ,....., ~dlapart, o~ Jaa. t, ;=ii.AILST;;::AB==; ' tM7 ~vernor Rhodes, Proud of His First Terin, Expects Four More Good Years - 1 ' IX)LIJAIBUS (\JPI) - Fo!IO'IJ· our planning lor the yean Tal Study Comm!salon. Its ... strideo In caring lor trnubled ueollenl caroor people In state sslety 011 the hlchways. I MW address few """'" 1s the prepared text o1 Gov. ahead. They will be good yeon, slgnment will be to iubmll 1o youth. . For ll!t f\nt lime we I0¥81'DillOilt 8ft unnwrp..o<~. 1111 II Is everyone's responsibility to my associates In atata &oV· • ., lames A. RlloOel' iliiiiJillrala:J.. evan in theae difliclllt t1mea. me and to the I<:IW&Iure ....,. have an orranizecl effQrt to, bat· J<jminlslr&tloll l!ill to create more arid .better Jobl er:ent. espec' the ut· freea delivered today. assure you tbat these plans ommondallolls for-i p!'\llfi!D of Uo delinqUIIIC)'. We are only tbls ln~lly will be presented m Ohlol. Ui!l<ll! this •s -lone, aU e .ta•payera and :r . 1 . · lilt . ucellen<e In all education. 'l'bll beglzmini to MI the subat«nUal to the leslolature. of the trllninl ape! e<lucaUoo most ontesnty e ency • ,, 011"' committee will consist of mem- beneficial effects or investments Through, peroonal esP!'flen<e, will go (or llfUSbL I .eome before you today to are made jomUy wtlh from oach of U!. As ~bile ad- Bober Boapltal - Vlsltlnt be UUIIJillrated ao your gover· General Assembly to serve the hera of the topialuri arid olfl. in the teatmenl area. Whatev· we are .awa~ o(, . arid nave a Job lfOWih mull loop j)ll<e mlnlstrators. we shall never hours ~ and 74 p. Ql. Pl!f..ta """ -the forst Ill Ohio to take aaplraUons of the people of er knowledieable Oblo cttlzena. ., remain! to be done will be deep ulldentanollng of 1M pr.oJ>. with _populotloil.,.wlb ..Jobs cno forget that our job Is to ..,.,. only oo PedlltriCI Ward. . ' lhe oath ol olllce lor a second Ohio. . We believe that Ohio taxpay· done. . loma of local covemment. ~ come only. from new and u· .U of the people. The aovemor Adnil•lif., - Mn. . WOI'IIIJ lour-year term. Govemment baa one11mction en aro willing 19 pay lor edu· I~ the field of eorrectipna, govemmont needs greater or>- pandlll& lndnstry. cllllliiO>>, arid his administrators woll Evana, It Evana HIS.; Yra. - I have tried In the past lour - to serve all the people. cation 11 tillY are oasured that our bwldll!i proaram if lll&kinr portunlty to help ltsell, and a C0111111<r<e ·' and agrtbnslnot>. atalld between the tu 8pe!\ders Dtlberl R. Hanna, M Gamel• ,..,. to serve you to the best We are at a time when there there Is no waste, extrava· progress. The antiquated Obto broader base to f1111111eo Ita Government bas o~ver provided and the taapoyers. . Ave.; Mrs. Amanda . Neal, 121 of DIY abU1ty. OUr successes Is stat.wide demand for more BIUICe or duplication. They Penitentiary will soon be clO<It'd. needs. Because attention tp this a productive job. It can serve No problem Is beyond solvmc Fourth Ave.; Bethany Ann bave cone beyond our best services. Our people want be~ want 'rair treabnent of teacn· 1n the aroa or needed monlal problem is of urgent Imparl- only as a re&WatorY arency, if we adbere to rood. comma:: Thomas, 105 Mabellne Or.; Co,.. hopeo of four years ago. They ter ochools, sa(~ hl&hways, en. They want sound manag .. hysleno peraonnel, we Intend to ance, I am Immediately creal- provldl~f¥ guidelines. sense. ·Let us work and mov .... Hall, EW!nston; Mri. J. justify our predletlou of similar pure water arid Ill'. arid assnr- ment '!bey want more baolc be eompelitlve. InK by ueeuUve order aq 01· We must contll1ue to provide together to socure lor the gen- K Ul Wood Patriot Stor Rt.• aceompllshments In the lour aneo that the less lortnnote are qualii, education eopeclally job With Increased stalllni arid 11ce of Urban Affairs. Ito dire(: the. best P'""liblo attitude and eratlon• to enmo ·~• b'"""""' Rl~ A J' e< Rt 1 Gldl~ years ohead. beinl cared lor. odueatlao. ' pay oeales. arid more bulldlnp, tor wUI have cabinet status. cl!Jrlale lor new and upandlng of a brllbter future lor ourstate polis ; Atibrlshl, Ill, No Oblo governor bas ever We must continue to bnprove Taxpayers properly demalld a we are taklnl the mojor steps His !unction w!U be to work Industry In Ohio. . and our people. t Patriot· Mn Benny Wallis ;,joyed greater cooperation our education system. Elemen- dollar's worth of value for a needed to Implement the con~ !'llh the Ohio leslalature arid all Colpll1unllies acroll lhiJ stale I pledge all of my energy and Rt \ G~lllpqtia· Albert A: from tb2 citiZens of tbi$ great tary, secondary, vocational, dollar spent. To that end, I am prehenalve plan lor mental atoll departments, and In U&l· mnsl retlouble their efloru to abollty to achieve the ob)OCUVIs Adam~ Crown Cit ; Hen . Vllr--~~ than I. For tba~ and lor technical and higher educatlao asking tbat the Little Hoovor health and menlll rotardaliou. 10n between local, state and eapand exlsllng Industry, on; ~hlcll I have 181 forth Rl 2, . Vln~· R !)'Ki/ory JOUr expressed confideneo in remains the number one prior· CommJ.sslOII be reconvened to We Intend to meet mental hy· lederal)aelliUea In all areu or attr~ct new Industry w create God willing, I shall "fV0 out =y~ Rt 2 .' O IV ltaWanlshiP, I am humbly lty of this administration, and si!Jdy arid evalualft educational stene needs he~. urban problems. more and better jobs. my term. I pray lor hi• divine I s, · • • l'l' &ratelul. · of lhe General Assembly. 1 -.pendituros at all levels arid to We an meeting the problem More actton Is planned to con> . We have plans lor further lm· guldaneo IS my admlm•lration -Ills my purpose In these "" shall prompUy appoint a bipar- recommend the most efficient of more pay lor state em- bat water a,nd air polluUon. arid proving our a)"ard-wmnlng de- works to make a Jreal alate Flo ~ Middle rt; Robert G. JllllrU 1bls lll0f1liug, as it will Ussn eommlsalon to digest the operalinl methods. ployees In a like mt11111111'. Many to solve ·\It• urgent problem o( l'elopmcnl deparbnent. greattr. Haft. Rt. I, :cine; Mrs. WI\. 11e In the condition ol the state reports by the Ohlol School sur- There ore other challengeo. llam E. Bellamy, Rt. 1, Beedsma~Qt which will follow soon, vey. Commlsslou. .school """" We Intend to meet them. • ville ; Claude Quillin, Syracuse; 19 ~ve ~ a brief prev1ew of garuzaUon Commission, and Ohio We have mada enonrmous Mrs. Maude L. YOU!Ii, Racine; Dennis L. Hart, Rl. I, Racine; );a ~to illcl !lo~nllaJ.NewS . u;..;. ·0. Letart· Gi roi 't"n\~'r!ir.S:!.::~~t.i N River ews . c • Bl d • d Bamb00 Urtaln 00 le , -, WIUiam Lon1, ~oijaton; I!¢WJ11; GnJO .eadinp• Gallipqll! Carl D. Gl!lner, SprleJel, Dam 1J.I, 1U, r111U1ing 1\lo feel Lawrence E. Gill, Wella\Qn; on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 20.· . Mro. James M. Lynd, Rl . ·1. an · Red Gull'd forces fellowlng 96, Pl. Pleasant 23.113, Hinton By RICK DUBROW bas mentators Howard K. Smltll ,WheelersburJ; Danny T. Grli1Smart," whiCh, In fact, IOKYO (UP!) -~orte<l trial city. ol ~; which left 54 ns 3.30 r!olng, Kanawba Falls HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Tel• been a simply awful one-joke arid Edward P. Mor~an. Mr. llths, Wellston: Mary .Gary L. 1 1 llholl&t· Ill Shtmihll and II was lh~ lhll~tt off~ ::' d ~d some 900 lnjur.':""Red 7.69 rising, Charl~ton 28.71 1 vlslou this week pays homage to effort lor quite some Ume. Jennings might be lascmated to Malone, Rt. 4. Oak Hill; Mra, loleod1 rlolin& In Nanlting today eonfirmallon e Co or nisi Gea81'd wall pqsters In Peking rising . . London was running the first anniversary ·or "Bat· At any rate, all ol tills week's , know, by \he way, that a prosa Edward R. Wright, Ashland, -.ltbol Bamboo CurlaiD open lor control . bet~ ~"tun ~d 6 000 01 their teen·aged 2\lo feet, Manne! S loot, and man" In the way It knows best programming activity baralds i release from his nti:'Ork Ky.; Sleven F. F\l)ler, Wavtr581 ~ h d been arrested 81111 .i>plllld for the first lime Party Chairman aebl ~~ Winfield Dam ~ !eel. - Imitation. the start -or tile midseason describes him as havms an : ty· Orville L. Funderw~ 1roJ1. 0 U.. •lol4al power struggle and_!orc~s ~ to s a m;:n~:g.: pqpnlation 01 ' 1.5 Boal Movements: Startil]g tonight, 'file networks Ireplacement serfeo. "electric personaUty." , I to~; Mrs. Thelma Horak, Jacko. . Colll!PIIIliit Olina. . lone ~oso !Ue mllli was said to be In a state !Wo Rlv _ W.ldter Beet.' will lntr(lduce two superman On TuesdJIY, for Instance, Arid on Friday, .NBC· TV s , son; Russell E. SUI!, Ironton; a.11 'IIIII' loomed as a atilleavy sua • on . er I spoofs -<:JIS..TV's "Mr. Terri- ABC·TV InttoduCi!S an hour morning "TIIday" sones marks Nancy J Welch Wellsjl)n 411au1 poalllillly as the world's Japanese correspondents !n of terror and Peking was jor<l down 13, 8' 46 p.m.; Kalh- 1ftc" and NBC.TV's "Captaln 1called ''The IDv!lden," about Its !Sth anniversary with • 1 Blrlll · _ J ·' M 1111111 popukNa nalloD ullderwenl Pekinc told of blOOI!y battles In r~pqrted confused as to .the leen K. up 1•. 3' 05 p.m.' Red· Nice," both half-hour entries. Icolonists !rom a doomed planet special lw<Hlour broadcast In · ' rs. amea · 111111«""1 intomal crisis In its the 90Utheasteru ondustrial city sotualoon In southeastern China. dy K. up It, 4:20 p.m.; Criss That ABC-TV's "Btbnan" has who arrive on eartil, looking which host Hulh Oowns in ' Lylld, Rt. I, Wileelersburg, 2 • Jl81'1l ullder Communist role. or Nanking between militant . Jr. up 14, 10 p.m.; Queen City declined sharply In pqpularlty i llke average citizens and known joined by his two predecessors, da~rh~r, ' ii9 pMm. :':Jtr~ Radle N<inl regerted today Red Guards and anU-Maoist up H, 4:05 a.m.: Brimstone alneo imaginative P1'011\0Uon got to only one man, wbom nobody Dave Garroway and Jolm •• arJ•• rs. ra; · 1 llat workers ill some Iactoriea groups. Theil' weekend reports down 14 •. 6.1~ a.~ .. Chickassw it off to a spectacular start believes. . IChancellor. Mr. Chaneollor ~ow Brown, Mrs. Cleon B. Cati!J. Wllltcd off their jobs and mentioned heavy casualtleo, up 15, US p.m., Major up doesn't seem to be of concern to ' On Wednesday, tb2 same beads up the Voice or Amenca. Mrs. Carole S. Davis, William 16, 7' 45 p.~.; ~te~ attempted to ssbotage publlc torture and atrocitieo. Ringer the imitators . network beslns Its second This past Saturday nlsht, H. Fife, Mil· Raymond Fqber, utllltiea In Sbenlbal, Bed They aald Nanlting WM down 16• 2·45 a.~., Lesta K. Nor does il seem to bother weekly night of movies - NBC.TV presented another of David W. Horger, Mrs. Rosa B. China's most important Indus- believed firmly In the hallds of down 16• 4 a.m., Orco up 16• them that two ol tills season's I bringing the total to six -with Its oriJlnal two-hour "movll!$," Ice, Earl Kuhn, John D. 1JtUe, 5 a.m.; Duncan Bruce down early cancellations were also ' "Ulysses," starrlnc Kirk Oou· an sbsurd, olonsated to;levlslon Mt.. Rusoell M. UtUe, Jennifer 17, I a .m.; ~w Calhoun up opools -NBC·TV's "The Hero," iclas. Ishow called "How I Spent plY LoRd, M..tiB l!follahP, Gwn 16• U 5 a.m.: Little Georlle up about a fumbling television And on Thursday, NBC·TV ISummer Vacation," about a~. Moss, Wilbur Nap~, lllra. · i Esther Grant, Willard Grant, : 6207·so •·~·a,El~e ;~::n:~ western idol, and CJIS..TV'o ; brings back the old hall-hour bothersome young fellow, a .Clau4e L. Shalor, Mn. Carl R. Dorothy Ebersblch to Pomerov · a.m.. ar ~ ti 1 d' "Run, Buddy, Run," a takeoff 1pqlice show, "Dragnet," with loser, who tries to turn winner Shook, Mrl. Roy L. Slsman, Motor Co., Lots, Pomeroy. ~ ~ .~25 a.~ .• O ar"n;. 1 ~ on "The Fugitive" dealing with Jack Webb in some new , by uncoverlns the Uleral Mrs. Jam" W, Sima, Mary C. Helen E. Reifel, w. M. Rell•l • · p:m., '. · e:e . a young man fieelng gangsters. episodes. activities of two wealthy Sl<asss, Mr1. Floy4 B. West. 10 23 12 By DICK THOMAS Ito Pomeroy Motor eo., Lots, down • · a.m ... R. H. os. This Friday, in fact, ABC·T~' Tbe network news depart- international fiiDfes. II you ca~ Jerry Wtlll8l!lf, Robel'l E. Rio Grande College hot the c~ntury mark aealn Sat· Pomero worth II down 23 • 1·20 a.m., will offer another new hall-hour ments are also represented In Imagine how Ross Hunter mllbt Wood, Mrs. Delbart R. Yaloa, urrlay night in Gallla Academy !liJh School gym as B~~ Arthu;·H. Wise, dec., to E.<· Reliable up 23• 7 ·~n:· m·'. Phol· spoof, "Rango," starring Tim !the week's activity. Ihave produced "Mr. Arka~in" Mrs. Ebar 0. Plckeno, .1\lrs. l.laory, 6·5 !reshman·<!enter, talheh.25 poLmtths to pac~ Ia Mae Wise, Cert. fur Trans., 1P . S~o~lt up ';:: n P ~·.~ P· Conway as an Inept Texas 1 This evening, ABC·TV's dally - well, there you have il ~sthe Richard L. Whitley and Infant Rr" men to a 100.80 wm over M1c 1gan u eran o S 11 b m., 1 up ee up · "' !Ranger. 'Peter Jennings and the News" Iyoung man Robert Wacner daughter WU!Iam F Altizer t roo·t · a s ury. m · Jim Hougland down Green· ' E. Austin,· Mrs.' . . ht t t Th Saints' Robert F. Tubb. F 1oren c e ·•3.25 . 8 ke S ate u One Succesllnl Spool program expands !rom IS Ipulled off 'the stunt. I was Mrs. Earl Bu~ scormJ h:~ors of ;~~ ;ad 19 field Tubb to J. B. Hale, Cla&dm dree~u/5~05 au~ . ye t Albdt Part of the continued network minutea uto· half an bour, as ratller sorry he did bocausf I Glenn Bays, Scott D. Brinton, Lerfy ~ypoo i u{U~IO for 43 'points. Heywood and Hole, parcels, Salem. Holden do~n Gre~nup 6:15 a. belief In this type of lormalls iCBS·TV and NBC-TV already don't like nuisance!, no matter Mrs. Jam~ c. Cooper, fAgoa s an ~e hr~e ~ w~ _ Hurley w. Rife, Mildred L. m . Western down Greonu 8._ , the steady ratongs success or have. done, ami the regular how noble the cause. Overdo&s ward H. Davis, Harry J. Den8 r::~. eac r day in lhe GAHS gym. Rile to Oonald R. Stiles, Ruth 30·• a.m.: Cotton Queen ~w~ ' the James Bond takeoll, "Get lcontrobutors will lncl~do C(1m·, have much better manner!. niaon, Mrs. Joe _.,. ·~na, foul Lit)le doubt existed among Saturday night Wes.t VIrginia Nellie Stiles, 34 acre, RuUaild. Meldahl 3:10 p.m.; Barbar• 1J. IC~tynild, Thomaa A. Laype, 0 0 0 0 0 rans that Heywood was the State tripped Morns Harvey Eldon Weeks, Agnes Weeks to Brent up Meldahl 8:~ p.m.; Mrl. John. !1. McDaniel, Mr•· flashiest eager to appear a· Collese 98-90 as Dave Hamil· Paul Frock, Ruby Frick 1.83 A., Lachlan McCreay down Blancbe Nol!ert, Poarl RuHeU. gainlil the Redmen In any game ton, 11-51> sophomore, dumped Salisbury. dahl U:40 p.m.; Nita Vickers John E. Salll, Mrs. Merrill L. 0 1 0 thll ........ Heywood, accord· In 3$ points and Harry Rogers, John B. Dunham. Janet A. Meldahl 1:20 a.m. Taylor, Ill••· l)Jvid ~. Ine to Chris Milliken, The tJ.6 junior, a<:counted for 26. Dunham w Lavern W. Jordan, Gollipolfo 111m- J. S. · ' ton, Mathew M. WtaV'I!', J!etliSiiall' Athletic Director, Is a Rio (lrande previously ~s Mary K. Jordan, 190.54 ac., Co· up 4:20 p.m.; Jenb .dowu a~ An' Tllomao, semuel T, \ranJ(er 1 tudonl from Bowlin& defeated West Vorgorua State 93· lumbla. p.m .; Charles K. down t :40 p. Albert A. Adams. 51, Crown gull'd rail. The car, which ler, 27, Crown City, Improper Finlay. Green 'State Univeroity. 92 to win the 1966 Second An· Homer L. Lee, Millie E. Olns· .m.; Rose G. down 10:10 p.m.; City, WSli admitted to Holzer heavily damaged, flipped municipal court Jan. CaplliQ Oon Trainer, tJ.6 sen- nual Pt. Pleasant Rotary Holi· more to Stanley D. Trout, Mar· Elisha Woods up 10:35 p.m.; Hospital, at II p.m. but landed on ita wheels. II; R. Willlama, 35, Crown lor had 13 pqlnlt. Steve Ttwler, day Invitational Holiday Bas- !lynn S. Trout, parcels, Scopio. H. E. Bowles down 12:50 a.m.; with chest and abdominal Oller and a paaaengor, David City, defective brokeo, munic~ &.a' Mlktr, and Dick LusetU, ketball Tournament. State is James B. O'Brien, Roberta Onward down 1:50 a.m.; juries alter a two car eolllolon R. File, 17, Rt. 2 Cheshire, pal court, Jan. 14; arid Jerry If ..,00 ll!ld 12 points. currently boastiug an 11-3 rec· C, O'Brien to Andrew E. Batey, Price down 1:35 a.m.; in Crown Clly. He Is llsted lered bumps and brulsea L. Bums, 16, Galllpqlls, parking AdmllolODI Salltrday - Mrs. lllilron Gftlory, tJ.6 senior, ord. Belly Jo Batey, Lot, Pomeroy. down 7 a.m.; Teresa satisfactory condition. not treated. the roadway, Gallia COUIJIY James Ohlinger, RuUand;, Mrs. l\lllldld out ,tho double column Michl&an Lutheran (110) Delln M. Rifllo to S~te of down 7:30a.m.; Zbnmer The patrol cited Oiler court, Jan. 14. \'!•Iter Gar_nea, Dexter; Alma itlltrln8 ill' the lladmen with 11. Scott, 1-1-3; Klein, 11-1-1; Oblo, t.70 acres, Bedlord. 8:20 a.m. The State Highway Meigs County Court Jan. 13 Simpaoo, Midompqrt; Dorea• "ile)owllad bad 1~ points tn the Heywood, 1114-13; MUier, Bertha W. JackSOll, Joahua Ka ..wba River the accident al 8' 18 charge or speed In excess lor WiPdland, Poll!fl'ly; Oliver 1Jn1 ba1f oo ¢lht O.ld roals 5-1-11; Jebn, 0-3-4: Yono, E. Jackson to William ))ark· down London 3:45 a.m.; Saturday at the JunctiOij ol road conditions ~Jt'ln!il , McKinley, Middleport; WUI..-d ~ jree tbrol!l· The tall I~; Adamo, 1-3-11. 'fo. stall, George Barkotall, Elvin lin B. up MJrmel 2:35 a.m. Rt. 7 arid Suns St. O!llcers Patricia s. F~lger, 20, ClnSmith, PQrUand. l'll1ler fi}IIIJ)IIIed 11 6eld tals, SO-~. H. Wanzo, Lot, Rutlalld. Lucy Jane Lucas up stated that James v. Sims, ill, clnnall, complained or minor Dldarres Saturday - lfl1. tiiCJ .had tl'O free throwo Rio Grande (1110) - Lusettl, Bertha W. Jackson, JO'Ihua 3 a.m.; Allen R. ~I down City, headed soulh, at· jurieo, but wu not treated, alFre([dte McClllll!lohJIJ and lwillf iootnts in the second ball. ~12; Trainer, 11-1-13; Gre· E. Jaokson to George Barkatall, Winfield G:25 p.m.; Beaver up tempted to make a lert turn oil ter 8 one car accident at ~~· Wal~r G'"*, $all' roe fur tb2 . Redmen gory, r.-1-ll; Mabry, 11-3- Lot Middleport. Winfield 7:10 p.m.; Fort Rt. 7 onto Sims St., Jnd the Sunday on Jackson Rd WASHINGTON (UP!) - Tba Pow'U 11tom._ Smith, .~ 111 Bluellelcl stole CoUere 25; Colllns. 2-3-7; BaSI, s- sria w. Jackson, Joshna born down Winfield 1:56 a.m. caro collided when Adams of 1 mile west ·• Snprome Court opens ar- lf9lt, i.u.Ja Manley, ':~""- TuesO!IY in the GARS I-5; Towler, 6-ll-12; Doolin, E. Jacksou to WiUiam Barkstempted to pass the other car. today on tho blpest Nlclnsky. . · llut tha gatne that wUI ~; Hamllton, 1,-04 Bat. tall, George Barkstall, Lots, Both cars were beavUy In the history ol lllrlb - A son to Mr. IIJd draw lha faDI will o. dorf, 1~2; Lucas, 11-1-1; RuUand. aged, according to tho patrol. The patrol said she was business -the multi- Mro, J~eo QltUnaer. , ·, Rio <lrandt>-West Virginia Thornton, 1-2-1. Totals, 44- Bertha W. Jackson, Joshua E. Adams car otrnck I h drivlnf lert of - dollar Ullfon of the .Adl!llfolap llaadQ .,.JIOlf..-d remllttb 11 a p.m. Thur.. Iz.-100. Jackson to W~liam Barkstall, car and then a telephone and mot an unidentified vehlc\o, and New York Stewal'l. Kan1.._8; Lola Glllbl, George Barkstall, Muriel Wanpole. The pqle was broken off. swuna to the roghl to railroads. · lllrllord· Fre4a Mollman, ilia> zo Israel, lots, Rutltmd. OWU The patrol cited Adams to a colliBion, went ol! tile The six-hour oe11lon •aa to enville·0 'Effie Kno111 ....... Walter Verne Wattersoa, Gallipolis municipal court Jan. sidt of the hlghwll)l and start at 11 a. m. (EST), Jamea Smlth, Dunbar: . ' Blanche E. Watterson to Mar· ~VELAND (UP!) - Nero- 30 on a cllarge of ompropqr pass- a bani<. Mllder.W clamare wp The Interstate Commerce Dlocllarpl Sunday - Freda lha Lou Beesle, .28 acre, !Ia- tlations between . Standard Oll lng and Sima was cltocl Jan. done to tho c81'. · (IC<;) tPJII'PVed lbt ljellderaon . Mil 8alltm)' Q.~ ~nng c1n0. Co. <Sohlo) and Ita refinery lor !allure to reglater a motor The patrol cited last April ~ worthy da~ter, ~ Ruth Donohew to Beatrice workers broke down early today vehicle. to municipal oourt Jan. lawsuit by competing RuaseU · · TannehlU, 14, or . Tannebill in International Oopobew' porce~ Leta!,l: __. to •: ~ee ~the.!:'' lour Ohio Two peraona had minor on 1 charge Of left of ~as kepiQII dell • . ' ' __. ,.,,.,1 bo tw • B. F. B4lard. Flora """'~ Pan • a but --• Ire ted Patrul arrests oyar lba 1111 The 111«111' · ,.., · dl .~"!'"four'"'"tr'""e" phi me byo Squad ploy, defeated U. S.lillb- Raymood Lohn, Sr., Elizabeth charged they were loclled out werclde ""' a 30• sod also Included.' Thomas ,;., ochedulad lor Bll\Til.ANNOU~ ""' o es won anked J a•--:1.1 or Lolm ---• P of the racillUea car ac em at 3: p.m. d . ,,..;..,.Tobie Tennis club r 1m ~··~·· ' • ,....-s.. omeroy. · · . Saturd on Rt •124 lour 23, Mi dleport, 8 n d In Stplambtr. ¥!'· and Mra. MaJI!\Inl · II: i;fiunday !rom the star Wisconsin, and u. s. tentll rani<· Billy T. Daile)', carole Some 5110 members of the Oil, : 1 roUe ~est •01 Rt. 143. Sherry 8. Branlll, 22, The biC problem 11 how and Roillilf, Forest in ~ r;',;: ;.tulldecJ IDdlanapqlis Open. ed Jack Howard, 28, of New ley to Elson Dalley, Jean Oal Chemical and Atomic Work· Marvin A Oller 18 speeding, cited to the 100 IJ coiPg tAt act ta nouncing \1'• blrlh olll!elr t1n1 · 1 0 liionscnd by lhe Indiana Yrok City. He lost to Dell ley, ·~ ""'· .Le':no'\, Flo era 1Dt81'Ditional union wore port failed i., ne1oi1ate' a miU!k;lpol coprt Jan. 9; protect other ~ I'IIIJ'ol$ child, 1 daufhter, born at lfal. lo ltemus Assn., the large field SweariJ of Grand Rapids (3rd) 111:?e ~'!i :'.;:.tin ~ i":: at :;;.,~!," ~ His' car 11id orr the rithl Johnoon, q, Gall!polls, no from the masolve compeUtlve l8f Hoopllll, Wo4nesdai, J of 'lnen players Included 11 and Danny Pecora, Chicago (se- M~· Fl:;' Zl'*.an !Or aplred '11 oi the highway and !truck John L"": 1~:: 1•';"' ~· power or lbe .new ~ carrfor. arJ t, wel&ltllfl e lba. and I .,.. the ~1(11 20 ranked men • ' · c e • r., ruur · · arid nllllled Klmberljl Mainlelt.111 , ., S., plus world . cond). He did not play 0.1 Trans., Pomeroy. Sunday. reckle,. operation, .e llllft....... na. Gnndparenll ~ Mr•-,nd r :. Lee 24, and Joon •• Oai Joon .. bi4 coach. Plo7d· Mankln, doe., le Fred However, Sohlo and Jan. Mil""", _ M K D•uah Min : Ul .,.k·,'<d ..;._ I In l'fllllar tourney play Tan· Gardn« Manldll, Kemetb E. ea1 762t of lht OCAW M be 0I lh Cha I n . lrltl ,,. ' OfiV a, '' won the Boys 17 and Un- M•nkln. Mild. !Or TraNI., P0111- 1 llntatJvo lgi'IOIIIIIII at em I'll e r ea I!IVII'I'ED i'o ·I!II'I'IPft 01 . 111'1 ,Mn. Jahn C. B~, Alltlq1 r P ayers, Dan Lebaron, division from Lebanon, in eroy. Lima refinery and lht 170 geJIII family or Allred who 1111IG8 • ~ Alii& llilj: Gmt creal ~~~ Grlilld RIVld.o, and Roger lbree strailhl games (S or 5) Dana D. How«!, LeJls L. members there ~ lor eontly lost tbelr home arid U~ llllll deliveries • are Mr. IJ1d Mn. Jicoll Baor, ol Columbus. arid tb2 QJu A Mom'e division !lG1I'elt to State of Obto, ZU.. lhtlr Joba 011 achadllle. llllnetsvllle, and Mr · an4 Mrl. me1a1 feature .r the (made up of 111111 unaeedad In mont, lledfonl. lh _,_ --•-· , -'-~ · Jerry Graham, Kleine. ,, iolw:.U "-'• -•- ,_ , - ~- D. H~ Lell• L. In the ankemercthe~ncy. ... ...,-. " ...-lllte • round robin play g..., ...,. uu~ ....- ~ uw•.., • ~~;~=~~ Itt .,ui lit aoad WI """· ~>;INJO of tha baron reached lht }Jowett to 811111 of Ohio, U4 A., Molp O.eral Jlolpltal Coolville Fire .-~...., 'D-..JI-.11 . Pll Ill j • a lfOIIIl or 10 iD men'a ._.11, .......-v. tbe F;aotem Schools and ~ ,...,, wore llnad by · and lour lQIIn& ·thil · time 10 Blommer 1\uth P. deYamport, A. H. Admllaf- Sallriay cllurches. Pomeroy M'YQr Cborleo Lerar tbe 11189 U. s. t' ' deYamperl to Wl!lll Viriilnla eoUne Folden, , 4• S.turday eventne, two • World Pulp and Pa[lll' eo., 83.57 acre, Bradshaw, Pomeroy; ldsntfcal cha,..... Clfll~ Wlhea, bo aelected. SiX Dal Joon, former South Lebanon. Flck, Pomeroy; Edith Jr., 3t~ llllnoe, end Sal\1 _,, and 1wo champion mUlng hIs Pomeroy. TOLEDO (UP!) Blelrart, It, Mooon, paid It~.. lht fOul:l!ameol bo!ne in Colurnbua, bad little PI'A TO MEET Dlldlarpl SalarUy Soncrant, 23, Tojedo, died o1 and COIIf "" eharrtt~ o1 "!'llnd robin In lrollblll In winnlnl the 111111'1 The Pomeroy PI'A wiD Carr. today o1 gunsbot woundl. ln' left ot e.mter. Piofll Rh~. n, -:~ Gl tha Weal 111np1 and tGcik tha Men'• dooJ.. in the elementary school to- Admll- Soliday - J I m cllert and juvantle l'tmll'OY, an • c11arp 1>1 llitDDbelGre a with Howard, over Pecora Dight at 7:10. A panel dlscul- EbUn, Pomeroy. bold a leen·aced &irl In cotlqn, wu fJne4 " anti COlle. 11117 Gl'OIId, B)ommer, aton lrfll bo beld. Dlldw&oa s1Uiday - None. lioD witb the alaytna. I ° J. & M Meigs · · LanhaJD Charges PIay TWO Horne COnt e8t SThi8 Week properly TransferS 0 1 t.. :h:e::t!r ., ° ColliSIOn m Crown City Puts One Driver In Hosp•"tal With Chest Other lnJuri"es m- "'*"'• CoUrt 8 • o-Merger study 8ill E "*' . ,m QWp Negotia'tt'ons Break 0 Ifill ColumbUS 'IT Club PIayers D • Horne FOUr Trophies 21;· and .iobn Dai: Affi.I. Run; :.UU: 1'HE DAlY C"~n ~=~hQ r,m-=~~~.J: :: .,.I n- *' ---! 'Ito the first period, anti 11-!1. al dill, however, lflbbed IICGrlnl .... INdlnl D-1 -wiih millhalltlme. It was a two • pointer honors by ripplnj[ the cord.s utes !eft In tb2 openln& canto by Sophomore Mark Beegle with for 42 pqil1ta on olJblllold goala as Lo1111 zipPed Jwo field goals three •econds left In L'oe thinl and sllr: free throws. )Val)bi'Own and a pair of free throws quarter that tied tbe score 37' also hit In double ligures for through the nets and then 37 following' an an..ut Tornado the holts with II pqlnts on ~ve Moore acored on a 10 11. jumpcomeback. field 'goals and lour charity or. Tbe non-league win upped I line bucket.o. • Tbe Panthers held a seven the !'anthers season record Pomeroy hit on 18 of 43 point lead severo! tbnes In the to 11-3 lor all games, wblle .the shots from the field lor 1 G aeeolld period, bot could nevor Tornadoes of Coach Craynor ger cent whlle ll1e Tomadoe:! gel any further out in front of Slone are now 2-6. ellck~ for 17 field goals of 15 the scrappy Tornadoes. It wu Logon led the winners with>!'t~pt! lor 38 per eont. The In lbe third period thai ·I h e 15 markers of five field goals;noats made 13 ol 22 from the Tornado team cloaed the gap arid live free throws, while free throw line wbile tile Pan- and tied the score. Moote chipped In II on four !hers hit 13 of 17 charily toss- Tbe Panthers will meve l!ack buckets and six free throws. ... Into SEOAL competition at NelForward Bill Radford also bit The Tornadoes held a 7-4 sonville Friday nlgb~ olhile .tbe in double IIIDfes for the Pan· lead midway through the first Tornadoes will hoot RuUand in in£ the r.urth quarter. !hers with 12 points on six field quarter following a pair ot field a MOVC conteot. The P~ of Coocb Russ goals. goals and a free throw by a... Pomeroy's resen,.. coached Moon'a le!llf-12 at the end or The Tornadoes' Sberm CuJ>. dllf. The Panthers, llowevW, by L81'ry (UtUe F..;.) ·wolfe . Pleroy•s Purple Panthers won their llflh consecuUve cage teol by edging the Southern Tornadoes 49-17 In a hard fought contest Saturday night at Ra· cine. Tbe Panthers, ahead most of the wa~, were loadlnc 4f.43 with leas ttuin a minute In tba 1ame, but ·two quick baskels by 11-10 Turnado Senior Amoe Wall· brown cut the m81'11n to two by tb2 lime the llnal bw:lier sound· ed. · Pomll'OY led all the l.ast elgbl minutes after a free throw by Center llonllie togan arid four cbarlty .tooses by Guard Bill Moor~ broke a 'f/..f/ tie open· f p . . , H H d . t • t 31 a IS s 0 an or OlD S· DV Le.'.ads R'ed .Dev··Is •.n Cage V•.ctory Hot shooting by Senior Roger one or the Devils' lour charity Davis led the Rutland Red tosses. Devils to a 511-53 overtime win The only point scored in t~e over th~ visiting Kyger Creek overtime, in addition to those Bobcai!o on Saturday nilbt. by Davis, was a free throw Davis, a 6-1 forward,· tallied by Dave Knorr, ,who had five seven or RuUand's eilbt ex.tra points lor tbe game. Joe Haw. period points. With a total · or kins arid Yarbrough each had 31 pomts for the evemng, Davts eJght. also had more than half ol the Spaulding paced the visiting Deils' entire output dur. Bobcats with 24 points on nine mg the non-league contest. field goals and six from the "He was great," Is · h o wlcharity line. Hall, with 13, arid Rutlancl" Coach Jim Adams Bradbury, with 11, also hit in termed Davis' performance. [n odouble ligures. all, the lanky seruor hit 15 or I Kyger Creek led 14-12 at the Rutland's 26 !leld goals and !end of the first period, 32·26 at !led Ioftalltime and 40-35 al the the third period. .. ' • sEO Teams Lose Alcindor .Nets 28 Aceonll!l,l a SS.ZI victory over lbe Little Tomadoeo. coached by Hilton (Big Foozl Wolf• in &lie weJimlnary eonlest. Chuck Bartels' ll ,,ints arid 9 points by Jell Werry poeed ll1e wio· nero while Bob Diddle's elgnt led Southem. By VITO S'I'ELUNO BY QUARTERS Pomeroy !6 Sl '!fT 49 Southern as paailh111011~ 12 Z5 37 17 "AAAAnd, Pomo!toy Swlaher !rli-1 you'D see Glib' ball of "De Radford ~2 Logan :>-i>-!5, BIJ Holdup Myalery' ud tboa Moore 44--14,' Whaley t-0-2' ro to bed!" Allderson 11-2-Z Totals 1 S.: !3-49 · SouiJ.em _ McClintock 20-4 WaUbrown 5-4-!4 Jlee. gle 't-2-4 Grueser 1:_1_ 3 Cundiff 22 Totals 17_: · 12-47 · a.-.6- to ~::~~ UPI Sports Wrtter North Cliollna What didn't happen eaplured pmo, Sloan •• c:oallnuall1 more atteriUon In colloCt yeU!nc at CoolOj' ~; T~ baskttball t.st than made a clenched lis! at N what did bappen. referee '1illlle dlsputlag hlfcallol. North Carolina State· didn't After lilt Jame be lolloN finish ito game and Lew Conley into the rel'a ~ Alcllldor didn't get a fifth lou! room ani! t,be two .111011 coul4 to. Soturday and lbooe two facts beard screaming at each ot!1eol hl&hllghted the ftrst weekelld of Clwlcellor Backl c.taell ·• aetlon of the new year. But John T. Caldwell, cha,.: In an unusual dedolon at eellor ol North Carolina Sl4ta College Park, Md., with 1:11. University, Sunday issued 11 remaining and Maryland lead- atalement supporting Slou; InK North Carolina State ~. claiming be had done notbi!!J referee GeorJe Conley lorlelled that "In any way was UliUSUf\1 tile game to Mwyland because or reprehensible." NCS Coacll Norm Sloan was Sloan refused to comment oa prolftoUng his calls. the officiating or tbe incidenl Conley had just called 1 bot did say. " It was a well tlooble tecbnleal foul on Sloan mannered and orderly pmo h1! remarks befofe ending 1and otller than the !act we ~..~ the game. it was a great game. U:t Close eau unfortunate it ended tbat way.• AI Pullman, Wash., top. M. P. Knight, tile director ol ranked UCLA got Its first scare olflcials. lor the Atlantic Coasl Btg • BlackS Fall TWI"Ce over weekend ,•• PT. PLEASANT - In a pair of games last weekend, I he Point Pleasant Big Blacks found roogh going, belnJ ed twice to extend the1r dUIJIJl' i'lslng streak to four after a pair of opening wins. On Friday night, the Blacks gave the visiting Hl:lltington High Pony Express one whale ~ · prelfmlnary .Ontest. ' Rutland will host ' Wuhama A bucket by Davis .with this Tuesday night arid go to six seconds left in the fourth Racine for a. MOVC · ·-. march period tied the acore at Friday night. and sent the contest into over.. time. Rutland had led briefly BY QUARTERS once earlier in the fourth quar· Kyger. 14 32 40 ter,.... · -' Rutland 12 26 38 fiutland hit 26 ol 52 attempts Kyger - Spaulding 11-&-:1.1, from the lleld for a 50 per cent Hall 6-1-13, Bradbury average while the Bobcats sank 11, White 1-3-5, Buckley 21 of 44 lor 48 per cent. Dennis IHl. Totals 21-11-S3. Weber's 14 reboonds led Rutland - Davis 1:>-1-31, Deyils In that department. Hawkins 4-0-ll, Knorr The Rutland Reserves also 1-l>-2, 3managed a 52-50 victory 2-6, Drenner 1-0-2. hi d 64 5 5 w lODe H. Ig an ers ... e IC<l~ of a scare before finally sut'!- of ll1e season conference game InanditsIts firat first ~ aConference. report to said him Conley on thewillllle game. game away from home. Withj Fourth-ranked New Mexi~ UCLA nursing a 52-48 lead with now 11-1, ripped Seattle 8()..60 'II 12 minutes left, Alcindor !Mel Daniels scored 29 points. ... received his fourth foul arid was I Fifth-ranked Cincinnati slrntrbenched as Washington State . gled through two overtlmea took a M-53 lead. But Alcindor 1before finally downine Noctll came back Into the game with 1 Texas State 74-71. . , four fouls and led the Bruins to Teus Westem Wtnn• a 76-67 victory as he scored 28 Texas Western, the defending points. · . NCAA champlo~, !umed t..c:k SLX ~~ the seven te~ms m ~e Southern MisSlSSlppt 76-61 Sat't.lr· nations top 10 '~ action day alter beating tbe aamo Saturday were vlctonous Wlth sch?Dl by an 84-54 count Frlday.i onlr seventh~r~nked NmtlHanked Kansas dumped ~h~c\was spoiled by 97·73 as Bob WU91111 I>~ ~ o~ert~me,Cf31hng. scored 21 pornts. .,. ' :;:: .:; aroto... In other acjlon; ., Bostoll 5 56 M't d ided ~t ' - ~ routed Navy ,)Ol-7&.. • • b;,:;t, ec Wll a turned back Dralle n,. 1 cumbing 75-68. The score was tied at the __ _ first and second turn• in the United Pross International Huntington game and the Big East Blacks a~tual!y outscored Hunt~ Conn 58 Vermont 49 mgton in tile final quarter, but Pe'\n 84 Brown 60 a big third period did the trick Vllnova 80 St. Bonvntre 62 for the Express. Princeton 77 Yale 75 Mike Marnhout and Jim Army 63 Seton Hall 54 Staats lormed a one-two tan· Columbia 78 Dartmouth 53 dem the first night with 22 and Cornell 96 Harvard 62 18 pomts respectively whi!e Colgate 83 Bucknell 63 Buck can and Jell Swisher Canisius 79 Prov. 7l b1t for thtrteen and ten. 64 CCNY 75 Upsala 42 center Joe Kreiger had seven- EDITOR DIES Niagara 76 NYU 68 teen while Kary Harrison and 1 Du:; A1len scored 2t ~· •• . had a surprlsii!IIIJ tough time wlth Yale before Chunker Smith tossed In six- HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UP!) winning 77·75 .•• St. Johp'J;_also teen each. JNack dSc~ultz , a, member bad a scare be(or,e :·.Dipping South ews ay s spor s Rhode Island 57.Si on Rudy 1 Soulhweolern held Its secolld l serves remained unbeaten tn 2-10; Waugh o-2_ 2. Totals Clemson so s. c. 63 B Saturday night, the B g lor lhe past 24 years and shot at the buzzer • . place standing In the Southern SVAC games with a 411·26 win -13-04. . N. C. 59 Duke 56 ' ~acks travelled to Belpre, former presideot of the Stale and NOrthw~~ Valley Athletic Cage Confer~ in the prelimina~ ~n•-•t. Eastern - Martin Fla. 87 Louisiana St. 70 I JO to meet their tall quintet. Harness Writers Association co-favorites for th -~ I.e;"~ Facing a team wh1ch averag- America died Sunday of T till bo .. tb, ' -~ eJICe. wi,th a 64-55 victory over Southwestern 16 35 ·11 li4 Oouglas 6-4-16; Spencer Central Ohio basketball Md. 60 N. C. St. 55 ed nearly 6 3 P d I , en e, . open.. Easterus Eagles on the Eastern 16 23 36 55 3-9. Chadwell 11-l-I· thumped Soutlleastem Ohio Citadel 81 Richmond 79 · er man, an a- heart attack at the age ol play with victo~·, Big G~een's home court Satur- Southwestern - Dillon 5--6- ing~ 2--0--4; Newland a~ue qwn'tets in non • Ga. Tech 91 Tulane 99 r~ady spent £rom the previous &hult}:, who acted as: as MSU edged lllinoll~ ·7 i day mghL 1G; Noller 1-8-10; Shriver 2- -.Benedum :14-7. Totals g•ames Saturday ru'ght. Davdsn 97 W. Va. 93 noghl, tho! Blacks were thump. editor at Newsday lor 11 after blowing a IQ.poik' Ie d '· d A b r 67 M' 56 eel 6!1-47 ~y the Ohioans. during World War II, and Northwestern blast;a ·, • Th ~ HI gh~n m, now 3-2 in ~· Hall ll-0-22 · Carter • •• Athens was defeated 64-45 " " " ISS. · SVAC play, and 5-3 overall, took ' ' ~ -~. undefeated Columbus Fla St. 61 Miami, Fla. liO Bdelpralekscormg ace 6-1 Rich· survived by his wile, igan 97·73 .• . Uloh.f\1' ·· · · h Morehead 108 Murray g• ar W . er ripped the cords I his daughter, Nancy, and a Uloh M76 .•• sl." 1 lh e Iea d m I e secoru1 perlnd moor. It was the • I · ~ · r th • Mo'd Ten 45 E 'fen 43 or a pomt over his average at Dennis. ere·oghton 7• 70• and were m ront e rest of third slr.pgbt defeat, and . . . ' 25 to lead the win. 11-2 Mike ~ th~. rO\Ite. Eastern Is 2-4 ~~ W. Va. St. 98 Morrs Harvey SV'AC action and. 1>5 overall. ond straight home loss Wichita 70 St. Louis 63 Sneigle canned sixleen In the Comple~e ::~ The score was tied 111-16 at 33 straight wins. Athens Is Iowa St. 67 Missouri 51 attack, while his brother <i-6 ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) the close of the first "period, lor the year. The Marquette 68 De Paul 65 Harry Sneigle reboullded fierce- University beat Western Michl· RoomsOf · '' but Eastern trailed 35-23 at hall B Uni d p aloo lost their . Gannon 76 Youngstown 75 ly and scored eight more. Then gan 23-13 in wrestling and f d h y te ress lntematlonal victory. It was the Bullets' straight, 59-43. Kansas 97 Oklahoma 73 between a pair of 6-4 lads un- the Broncos 52..12 in .swi'llDn>in!r ll ome an 47· 38 w eo the thjrd .The New York Knickerbock· straight loss. Marion-Franklin routed Colorado 71 Kansas St. 63 der U1e goal and the 0 the r Saturday. quarter ended. ers always seem to do things Oscar Robertson broke 82-M. The Chieftains are Cincinnati 73 N. Texas 71 d·o scrappers, the Belpre crew Ohio Is now 3-0 In wr<$1Ung Southwestern had bal~cedlthe hard way. Baltimore Civic Center records for the year. Logan's re- Bradley 77 Drake 75 ' amassed 69. and Western Michigan 1-1. • scorntg ~s £our ~rters hit m The Knicks, who beat the for assists as he collected serv~s .were de£eated, 65-29. sw Missouri 76 c. Mo. st. 55 Meanwhile, the Blacks were Bobcats are 1..0.1' in swimnlin!r] double f.agures. Baltimore Bullets in Madison in the first period and 17 iri the Chilhcothe overpowered Iowa 84 Indiana 73 ice cold. Jim Staats and Buck and Western 2--1-1. Gene Hall led tile Highland- Square Garden Saturday night game to set tho marks. stun 84-63. The Rocket8 .are (Ohio) 84 Detroit 78 Call led the Pointers wiUo thn·· ers. With 2Z on II field goals and then flew to the West €oast Hanston led the Royals lor the seasonm Wellston's Western Mich. 72 Ohio U. 70 apiece, but big Mike Marn· whole George Dollon added 16 !or Sunday night's game at points while John Green serves lost, 711-50. S. D. St. 78 N. D. St. 72 hout was held to a mere two COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ·~ fove , field goals arid six free Long Beach, Cali!., against the the Bulleta with IS. Only SEOAL teal!) to S. Dakota 90 St. Coll of Ia 64 points. Jell Swisher added a Columbus Jets said throws. J:ohn Shriver and Keith Los Angeles Lakers, fell behind Saturday was Pomeroy. Penn St. 70 Kent St. 62 · half dozen to the cause, but it night that ticket prices for Carter each had 10. 41-14 before they got the kinks Hal .Greer scor~ 32 Panthers knocked off Akron 80 Ohio Wesleyan 54 was not a night for the B 1g 1967 baseball season would Rocllard. Oouglas. paced the out of their legs. and Wilt Chamberlam, Local 4!1-47 lor tlleir sixth Soatbwest Blacks. main the same as in 1.966, ~agles With 16 pnmts on · SlX But the Kntcks put on a by a pulled achilles in nine games. Pomeroy's Texas Christian 96 Texas 82 The Point Pleasant record cept that general admission !oeld goal• and fo~r free throw•. sensational rally and then added 25 points and grabbed serves won, 33-24. Arkansas 70 Texas Tech 60 now is H, while Belpre sho"s children 12 and nllder will be The other Eastern player absorbed a IO.point outburst by rebeunds as the 76ers So. Meth. 80 Tex. AM 67 a 7-3 slandlnJ. Point Pleasant :ce:n:ts:. to hot In double figures was Elgin Baylor in the final minute theor march towards tbe Arizona St. 73 Arizona 67 will play next Friday when lhev Mlk~ ~artm ~ho sank £our of the game to outlast the tern Division crown. WEST j · buckets and love free throws Lakers 121·118. Chicago's Guy Rodgers was 76 Washington St. ({I ::..O:::~eto meet unbeat•n Chaplor 13 · ; · The victory kept the third ejected with 4:25 left when he Mexico 80 Seattle 60 Coach Bob Fords Eastern Re- place Knlcks 41> games ahead and lite 76ers' Wally St. 87 Utah 76 NAMED OUTSTANDING . NAMED. ASSISTANT or the Cincinnati Royals, who eiChanged blows. Jones Fran 77 Santa Clara 7! ATLANTA (UP!) -Kansas CINCINNATI (UP!) -H t turned back the Baltimore was tossed out and both coaches How~ll 90 Loyola La. 81 City pitcher Jim Nash, who Rice, new head looth.iu !':b Bullets 126-9! in a nationally played the rest or the s. Dlego St. 78 Cal Ply Porn li6 posted a 1:H mark in 1968, bls a:t the University of Cinciana- televised game. under protest. first season ln the American ti, completed his coadllnr stall In the other two games, the Detroit player-coach NDA Standings ~;~~~:d!s:~ullday was named the Sunday wtth ~e appolnbnent of Pbiladelphoa 76ers boosted their DeBusschera had nobody to RIPLEY - The . By United Press lnteroalfonal 0, Georgian In base~eman Bennett 'as ollensiv'e Incredible record to 39-4 by blame but himself lor Ripley V1klngo won then' Eastern Division by the Atlanta Chapter of backfield coach. • beating the Chicago Bulls 117· Piston loss. With the Pistons ond straight and fourth out W. L. Pet. Baseball Writers Assocla_____ 108 and the St. Louis Hawks traillnJ by I)"<!, Detrult got the their last live games Pbiladelphia 39 4 .907 of America. CANADA TIED nopped the Detroit Pistons 117- ball with 14 seconds lert and set night In a 81-63 win over Spen- Boston 28 II .718 Nash, who attended . the MONTREAL (UP[) -Ray 115. up lor a final shot cer in Spencer. New York 23 21 .523 University of Georgia, wiD be Cadluex . and Ted Hargreaves Jerry w..t led the Lakers DeBusschere bobbled the Dandy Terry Lan.<Us led 16 23 .410 honored at the chapter's Feb. 3 " Boston Col 101 Navy 76 0 Three Saturday '-V KmekS Ra}}y., Beat LA•, 76ers Cop39th· Trmm • . ph 3 FURN IT URE $ 5 9 5.·-:· , BAKER FURNITURE, ~ly ~rru~s:ed~to=7=5 = ====i:=:;;:;M~Idd:;l:opo:rt=,=O.==· Vilcings Win t• 2nd Straight, 4th of FI·ve '<Ored period goals Sund'Y tothltd r ally Canada to a 11-3 tie with Russia's National Ice Hockey team before a sellout 15 ••• 1 th Mo Crowd •I • .- a , e ntreal Forum. _ ' · with 31 points. Dick Barnett and W aIt BeII amy had 25 arid 20 lor the Knlcks. Cincinnati jumped to a . 23point first quarter lead agaln!l B ltlm a ore and coasted to before mlsalng the shot as Louis .Scaped with the win PlayeNOacll Riehle · led St. Louis with 25 ~Inls ~ ' In the first hall and ' Miles had 2:1 fOr Detroit. team w·ith anqtber line spree, but received ·~·:~~ from Ray Swisher, AI Terry Sh' D Rade mn, , ave . r the rest. Sopbainore Landis sports an average ol twenty-three per game. Alter- losing their first games, the Vlltlngs· have back to nail down lour wlna in five trips and ~ven the al mark at.' 4.4. . They play again ' unl~ Friday, Jan. 13 when they tr~vel to St. Marys for a game. Westera Dfvf~on 8 37 .178 " W,;.. L 1; San Francisco •• • St Luuo·s 19 21 · Detroit 17 26 Loa Angeles 16 25 Chicago 17 28 Sandaf's Resnlts Cin. 128 Ball 94 St. Louis 117 Detroit m Phila. 117 Cblcagu 108 York IIi Loa Aog. 11 <Only scheduled) , ' · ~dlnn~;er~.;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~===::=::~~~~~~~~~~~~ .' SA)(~ ON Aufo Insurance . 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Flood · 4011 waters have alartecl IAI ro PAY:" , f ff,·~·~"· SAFETY ·f4ylift c-. . ': 1( .. '"""n I MOI\I1"HS 1 ·ANY SIZE USTEQ .- . KUALA LuMPuR, Malayala (UP!) -At · least· . 21 persons bava been killed in 1teavy fi6odl wbicn wide .areas ol paid, 230\1 ' DOWN Most Amei'l~n .' ,. 1.50.14(7.75-14~ 8 .00.14(1.25-14) II!St~ ' SALE·, . • : FLOOD VI~.,:.. '""'pt No· extra U ne8cled (1) 9, 16, 23,30, ;{2) 6, 13, 20, 7tc DOtthera Malaya 95 THIS$ WEEK ONLY .';. apartment. ABBIE AND SLATS repatr ..,.. ~•I NOtice every ~ at Sun Down Nile Club, start· InC this Saturday night the • "Oceus" from Athens will .' be featured. Dancing from 10 p. m. until 2 o. m. 1 e 31<: House. Our~,.~"! I -------~1:_4::_::6~tP:_J,992=·2,17"6====',•=m=•,••,• lasti - get your potatoes while they AI..IWIO Gl't{! '1M" MANi AUCfJUNEER ' '.l ' I . i> ~- .~' f.. '),.'.'~ ···~· \. II ,., .· '·~ ;.·;., ....----.ly HAROLD G~-,;· �1 • • ----- • 1¥ , . _ LAIIWILL fHI WILtiTI WHIITSAlL. TH' RAIITIN' AN' RAviN ' ABOUT, PAW 1 • QUA tnT M$.0 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT NICUl Lor~esl Bulldozer Radiator To 'Smallest Heater Core. Pamt~roy, Tbr. ..w - RAwlings Honda ! · Phone 992-2143 True• or &-_ · DICk aAWLINGI•' BLAEIINARS l'r<lm !be • p-.,......CioJ4 WVHISI MIDDLIPOIIT. DNI9 0,. lliCif h tiEOIIOI WOMDIR Ll'L 41NIR , BLAETTNARS RADIATOR -- DON'T BE lly AL CAPP ~ ASHAMED OF YOUR DIRTY CAl SERVICE 111 New Raili~IOr shOj 5,.0. ( FDR ONLY eCer eTruck eHMtlr Coro • Bulldozer .Ally Type KEITH GOBLE FORD •"' SPECIAL =' l ,.... ed now at a big Javingl!l. We . Ll • Houn i:OO tune . qoats! 'They belonq out in the A.M."' 6:oll P.M. CLOSED 5hed! SUNDAYS Owo~n~ Donold & Paul !IOird Henry w. 11 rd lo now wllfl us 1Ml411d ol GaJIIJMJij Auto WN<klng,, • Meigs Equipment Co. Ml full of & All Type Bucket Saat1 ready to go to work when spring comes and save down Ill> have my basement Also Rebuilt Parts montbs. Have your tnetor • 1$ I won't ?'- ·Y·'J! 1939 to.1966 Modell are running a spec:!iaJ on tractor overhauls for the Winter AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your opera~ or's Uceose? Call WY Z.M&. Skee>i~ . USED PARTS FOR ·CARS Have your traetDr overhaul· Wj . fl'll· lORN !,051'1 Ph. tn.alt If mi. N. ol PoiMJ'Oy, o. Oo Sl. Rt, 7 TRACTOR OVERHAULS ~ g, ' ·- AUTO WRECKING ON IJ! "l •:· . BAIRD PHONE 992-2176 POMEROY OHID 00/J'T BE w:.e: eel<. ••• A DROPOUT FRo!.\ THE' Sl:HOOL OF W.RD KIJOCKS I 'f 0. •li • ; t , FRONT EN.D Notice ... ELECTROLUX -' .. vlce SALES ser· . ALIGN- ENT representative, Ricb- a'rd Stoke. Ph. 949-3656. : 9 30\p I DIDNT <tEll-liP 'TIL ~IRST YEAR Itt J.f~H, COULWI.' GONE" O!'f ~D WASTED il-l• -!3EST'w'E~ 0' M'LIFE IN COI.!EGE I F=OS? WHffi"~ Y't-IEED ONE 0' nlf.M lECHNICPJ,. \41417: KIDB1 ~'EM FOR A PIME A DO!EN, I ELECTROLUX vacuum cle!lD·II er, includes complete set of cleaning attachments, like new in every way, 1 guarantee remaining. AssiJme 12 payments of $5.00 month. CaJI 992-5623. NOTICE MERCHANDISE LIQUIDATION 14 NEW ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINES Ciareuce Proffitt, PoriUm!,l 0. Ph. 1143-2254. 10 30 1966 VACUUM CLEANER, of layaway, tank type w 1t With 20 'Vtar Factory GuanntHI Nlttlonally AdvertiHd Brands t•Be Sold at $34.00 Each llAN BE PAID AT $5.00 A MONTH We Will Deliver To Your Home to Sew on Them Phone 992·2013 Middlapart all cleaning attscbmeDts. ly 4 payments of $5.41. warranty. Ph. 992-2685. 12 29 tfc PIANO TUNING. Ph. Lanel<ieKii:Gcli;e;;:anD,,ili;;umiiip:p,;-eOjggjlailii Dulels at 992-5509 around 8 oU treated stoker coaL Pea· •• .m. 1 6 30tc cock Coal Co., I bloct from every Friday traHlc light lo Cheshire, 0. at the Laurel Pb. 367·7526. L'l 1 Uc 1 4 tfc cycle. 74 Series, Bob Williams Phone 992-7350. 1 3 6tp '.. WANTED .. ~ BOY or GIRL fn Rutlond on Main Sti'MI & College Ave. ':~r.~: Tho and Prizes iv Dolly to ostoblishod Route adjust cuier, ~ber, Meigs Equipment Co. R... r Melgs Genere1 Hosp. toe.ln lmd ~ut Complete- Dllinufacturer• oriJii. 1181.specificatlo111, .U.. Crill Uradlord Wrtle, Prooe or CAiala" A. t:. 8R.WrtiRD ing tha ~· Jnodem Raelae, 1*11 PreciaioJt e;qiiip.ment. • 1 Ue SIJ<IIGE:R Zig Zag Sewing ma•ob- 1 ine left for repair. Pay CAU 992·2156 ance due $34.55. Try it your home. Call 992·3218. Wanted I 3 6tc flee, aU ID••a. ·wy ~ Tbe Fabl'ic Shop, Pomeror Aulllorized Sill,ller Salel and Sorvt~ 1 211 Uc WALTER ' A. GOBLE, whose place of residence is unknown, Js hereby notified fhat oo lhe 7tb day of January, 1967, Ger· aldiue Goble, being Plaintiff, filed her r.:tition against him as delendant in the C<>urt of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, Case No. 14,046, prayn1g for divorce from the said Walt· er A. U:)!>le en the grmmds vt gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, and pla,ntiff R!· so prays that • he he awank!d the care, custody and confrol of the children. of the parties, Jhat 011 Ur.al hearing &be may he awarded re3BOnable support for the children of lhe osrtles in the future, and for other proper reliOl. ~ Said c1 ~sc will he f<lr hoarlug on or after tile ~lSI day of February A. D. 1967. •. Geraldllle Goble Crow, Crow & Porter, Attorneys fod11alnll.ff Middleport. Ph. 9921 I Uc I Firestone _ . · KING MOTOR . .. ~ ,i /)f;• ' •"•(/. ,CHAIP~ON ' I- AnySi•eLI~ . ; ' ... 7.10.15(1.1!1·115) POMEROY . week, ' J!. 1,\AIN ~ j ) '~ ' I PLENTY OF .,rJIE!!l•J>A~G . ST. · '· • I'OM!RO'! ~. -----"""':,~--,----:"-...,~"'::'""'::::":"~-----:-------- .} , ' 111111 ~~"" l .tiOi-14(8.5!·14) &.70.18(7.711·15) authorities reported today. - '· Malaysiaq, 1Australian an4 British alrcralt new ·· relief' . I!Uppllea to thOusands' of ~ ' vtct!ms ln ,seven . states. Flood · 4011 waters have alartecl IAI ro PAY:" , f ff,·~·~"· SAFETY ·f4ylift c-. . ': 1( .. '"""n I MOI\I1"HS 1 ·ANY SIZE USTEQ .- . KUALA LuMPuR, Malayala (UP!) -At · least· . 21 persons bava been killed in 1teavy fi6odl wbicn wide .areas ol paid, 230\1 ' DOWN Most Amei'l~n .' ,. 1.50.14(7.75-14~ 8 .00.14(1.25-14) II!St~ ' SALE·, . • : FLOOD VI~.,:.. '""'pt No· extra U ne8cled (1) 9, 16, 23,30, ;{2) 6, 13, 20, 7tc DOtthera Malaya 95 THIS$ WEEK ONLY .';. apartment. ABBIE AND SLATS repatr ..,.. ~•I NOtice every ~ at Sun Down Nile Club, start· InC this Saturday night the • "Oceus" from Athens will .' be featured. Dancing from 10 p. m. until 2 o. m. 1 e 31<: House. Our~,.~"! I -------~1:_4::_::6~tP:_J,992=·2,17"6====',•=m=•,••,• lasti - get your potatoes while they AI..IWIO Gl't{! '1M" MANi AUCfJUNEER ' '.l ' I . i> ~- .~' f.. '),.'.'~ ···~· \. 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' : - .. .,...,. malootlli Jab lor we._ ._.. ,._. lorn:·• t.. Plnn .._ . . ._........... ,.. I ........ _.fl££ .............. · . DNiCH£11 0~ ~ a=: 0~ 0 FAMILY 0 0 AlllllfllliS • • - • - --- - - - - I I I =- "'" .. ------------------ - - J. 0 BATHROOII =' -p i~ o-• _ ...,,, ... - - ~----------------------- 0 .... -I I I ,....._......;_ _ ------ -----------Cement Block Co. U:.1!M Department Store of Building Slnca 1915 Best Q\NIIified To Improve Your Home MEIGS THEATRE '. Into 'Iron Triangle' � 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. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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