https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cacdf31645720242a9a8c2191b8d8528.pdf 82fb8ecbf16cc3c7589b6a76725aaede PDF Text Text • I • ' .' .' r • . • 1 ~'til••• - dont; Mrs. Eme<son Jones,...,. rotary; and Mn.RI>Ier Morgan. ttuaurer. Five ~-~~ _ , elected to ·~~ ...... The review ol the allenlOOII wu Jiveo by Mrs. Walter Waddell, titled, ..Thomas.. written by Shelley Mydans, a mvel in five parl3 about Thomas Beckofficers elected were ett, of the 1Zth century. The Nan Moore, president; story leUs of his chll~ and electe4""' ...... lhe Mid• 1 t •an•y Club wday • • • • at lhe home ol II C. M. - Y . The meet.. lllil wll "'l"""'i with the siDging dl ..AIMrlca, tbl! Beautiful" Will\ Mts. Hennesy at the or- gal. ~ew Mra. I VIomens WORIC TROUSER$ Class Discusses New Pro "ects At MeN eil Home Ab r Omeroy l j1 Ar d d About Middleport V • Embuay II Otmo 'trem ·.lid Ulllor of liWl1 oa ana.. 1!DMUND CLUBB Wrlttu lor UatMtl l'rat llllmlatieald NEW YORK (UPI)-The present dtveiO[llllant in China · BJ 0, ·Sale! Mens Sweaters ' ,$29.50 COATS A good selection of slzeo ond ityles. Select what you need now durlne lhe January Sale. ~0· 00 . lol• ' ..' . 00 '$26 . . ··~ -- Special Purchase and Sale of 385 Dozen BATH TOWELS WASH CLOTHS HAND TOWELS S1ight irregulars -of a well known brand. Fine quality. Beautiful colors and patterns. Florals - $40· \ $59.50 COATS .. $45·00 MENS $2.9S "f:URTLE NICK KNIT JHIRTS . ..... MENS $U5 VELOUR SPORT SHIRTS . . . . •.... toYS $3,95 LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHilTS .•• ••• BOYS $3.95 SCRUB DENIM .PORT SHUtTS ...... BOYS $3.95 VELOUR SPORT SHIRT$ . ...... BOYS $1.95 LONG SLEEVE ·SPORT SHIRT$ . . .... MENS $5.95 and ...95 CORDUROY SLACKS .... BOYS $5.95 ond $4.95 CORDUROY· $LACKS ... ... ::""to ' Solo I COATS $50·00 •' Ali i: othtr Cools for wo~ . and children ; In~ In the Jtnulry Stle. Solid Colors- Jacquard Patterns. 59c and 69c Wash Cloths Sale 25c Don't Forget Our Sale Of FOR MEN Lee Blanket Lined DRESSES WOMEN'S In !he Ready to WeaT . I Department on the 2nd, .', ,' I · floor. Well Known Brand•. . In regular sizes, Junior sizes, womens and h a If sizes. :· hi 50. )(.1 ' . ' rqul~r $13.95 DRESSES $9.00 I Has electric eye - hl/ {oclislltg neciesaary. ~9.88 Jual 3-$34.50 Stormotlc Camer• Outfits $16.11 Just 1-$18.95 Sttrfln ~·-• Outfit ...• $8.88 Just 1-$12.45 St1rm1tl1 e-ra Outfit . • • t6,11 E.rra Toll8h Jolt Donlm OVERALLS this..,.., No need fo ,HOUI' IIW , .,. becauM food MVW lllilcll ·· Sale! Boys Sweaters Sweaters for the little boys and a good selection for sizes 8 to 20. Slipover and coat styles. • '' DuP11t WORLD TEFLOtlD 1o.IMh FRY PAN $16.50 DRESSES Sol• $11·00 (and other dres... ot NEW YORK (UP!) - A spectacular wall of flame, :~~:~ b a gas main explosion, rolled through a su· J,sidentlal section today, incinerating homes b " .. f:~:ke":e~e an atom bomb," one witness said. earllv four hours after the explosion and fire there Were no reports of deaths or serious Injuries. Several hundred persons were evacuated from th e area, many roused by two policemen who raced from door to door at rtl sleeping occupants toe ng 1 ak Jl'lreflgbtera Isolated tbe blaze left, Principal of Pomeroy and Middleport :a~~o~k by the two about thr~ ho'!f'l Isler, and Frank Vaugl!an, Americanism Chairman apparently averted tnllSI of tbe 10epbic gas feeding Post No. 39 of Pomeroy, titled, "The Ameri· lrl&~ ~live lbe fire had been cut Off by Jr.l!'he book Is for the Pomeroy !ncluOi '1 i 24 then. Post. . . . . , · " , ... meilt ng ere '· . 1'Uia,. of brftlltmt l!l'anJe Dam.;. wand dame 400 feet high lighted the Another 20 morning clartnea, periJ. some heavily 1ng 8 tz.block area. Vltdergr.;... lilplesloll UPI staff comspondent Nat The fire 1n the Queens Gibson said the c1amnge at ~ mllea from the beart beart of the 1trlcken area 10 ,. Manhattan was touched off looked as II II had been !nlllcted • • ' by a bomb blast Windowa In (Contlnued 00 .P&Je 2) MOVIE' CAMERAS '· •nd Sale! Boys1.95 . proportionole uvingsl Eli* te F*orce* Move in lO Hold Ground Be An Early Bird P1lnter. Enloy • Cerefree$prlngl Sale! Glidden Spred Scltin SHIRTS No fume - no odor. 1'8int aalely wllh window• clo• · ed .100% Latex wonder wall paint. Spred Satin dries in 20 minutes. Mrs. curd is President of OES . . Slzeo 8 to 18, aolld $6.69 g•llons J1nu1,Y S1le $5.20 $2.15 qu•rts J1n1N1ry S•le $1.60 $2.50 qts. Spred Lustre To Mitch \i colors, smart plaids and checka. Button down ivy style col· Iars. Many tapered styles. 1.39 5 Boys3.95 Skirt Sale are AU permanent Beltleu model& wom Without a cull .and the popular cuffed oty!e lh•t hu belt loops and Jooka oo IIOod. 5 ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT! Comp""!m.iif SAIGON (UPII - U. S. Aro llllery Dells accldcntally llll .au AmerleU ' ltlfaDtry pu:y fl8lltiDII Ia the iroa 'Jrl. nate laday kJilliqi •!PI aoJd. lentlld~M, SAVE ON 3.15 Westclox Alarm Clocks IN OUR JANUARY SALE All modela ue Included In this aale. SprlnJI wind llmna IDd.etectrlc llmna. Westclox quality. loyo $1;95 and $2.95 CARHARTT BROWN DUCK OVERAW :. ·' You'll Hke the fine color and easy operation of tn RCA VIctor Color TV. Use Elberfeltls Sensible Credit Service to budeet your paymentt. WINTER CAPS • The Carpenters style with nail apron and double reinforced knees plus the construction worker style that's so perfect for toueh, hard wear. All sizes. Water repellent, snag proof, washable. Be sure to see, too, the Carhart! Brown Duck Work · Jackets with nylon quilt lining, zipper front and button front styl.es. Sizes 38 to 50. Leathers - Corduro71 Vln,ylo and Woo1a. . ANOTHIR SHIPMI!'fTI ·· ' . Vinyi'Cuslilonflor~riCoverings Ji; 9 feot tnd t2 feot widths eTht, will be on"-" Ill!~'' Toy ·"11~11111 cin ~~~t >· .. 1· Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Op4in Both. '· F,tiday I " • t and htu.~~~y . Ni·ghts .Until 9 . . ; Great Soceity • ID TroU l~ . ., WASHINGTON (UPI) -fte. control of . the mmmlltee atltlltlon, a key lli*'al _ . . , publicans now hold the balance Thursday with an agreement Rep. John E. Fo&q, I),JU, of power on the crucial House between Democratic and GOP tiled Tueaday. Appropriations . Committee - leaders on cOmmittee ratios. ll)e'llti!IOC•..,n,etsw ~v::: ,.': and it bodes 1U lor President Add llepabllc~ Vote 1~ Johnaon's Great SociOty In general, the ratios followed to fill on tho Approprtatlooli closely the oew M8 to 111 party Committee; tbe BeppbUcau proerams. clay b akdown in the h BUI Afterhsa serl~-olred0Jl011]n!_ tbe llrbee al bad ·~c.<ect"::'~t tb6 There are no ~ trlump -engu,ee WI•• r s -.help of delecting Democrats - approprlaU011s raUo would be otller oommittee nUoa qretid conservattre fortes have dell! set at the 30-20 breakdown tilat upon by Speak• .lOhD yet anolliet Wow to adminlslr• traditionally prevailed pnor lo McCormack, D-Masa,, pd· GOP leader Qer.W R. Ford, Midi. lion prosrcts in tile fiOth the 89th Congress. ,._ 1111 QRtgteu. Instead; •nmrttee With . .QIOW 1!001~ welfare '!Is l!lllsraed by one man to • leglalatlon •lrtuolly. ruled out by membership of 30 . Democrats GOP electloa gabis lat Nov. I. ud :11 Bepublleana. Tha utn lhe Great Society batUes ahead GOP vote promised more are u:peetetl to be fooght t:ooble for JohnaoD tiCimlnlltrlmainly over money. The House lion spendin1 requests. . Approprlatloos Committee · Is Even at the ~ fl0.20 whore the main money deci·rraUo the appropnalions panel siot1J are made. woulcl bave beeR heavily weiJht.. Conservative forceB took firm ed on the conservative side. In bl..,. w. lillr'..,. HOble auk . B ·. Re-eJects .. Charlea Hoyman, Cmo1l Norris, Albert Hll~ Jr., Roy D. J. W. Weaver, Jr., David Yoot, Georp Nelgler and Tbomsa Wolfe. Olflcra renamed are Mr• Hayman, chainniD of the board and president; Mr. ~• first vlce-prealdent; Mr. Y~ olce president; Mr. we.. secretary, and Mr. Wolfe, jcaahler. The lK atockholdero • - " at the annual meeting iearDthe bank enjoyed .... ot ill lbet1:er yeara in 11188, a aralb of about 10 per cea1. wblch he Is president and prtn. clpal owner. .Mr. Kerr's contracting bus!neas hu been prlmaru, in commerclal, sctiools, ud office other cloic activities . Mr. Hohstetter reported to lhe stockholders. that ~ bank enjoyed ~ther IDCrease m bu.. 1ness clurmg year with total a.. bu!lcllnJS. sets up about $1100 111111 to nearly 111111 He sloo ~as developed Royal t1,5011, · 1•• 1n sav.,.s ..... Park near Five Points He said an increase """ de ' b f O<M 111111 br-""'t which Is a leading recreational post~: 0 ";" ':;d area in southerr:~ Cheste :·~;::: .. ~:~He I• a Import. 11 res!: Methodist · ' pa ~ ance of savings deposits in dt>:nt; '::.!en~~~ mesuc bankin&," he told stoct. pn!S!ilent of tile Eaatem Athlet.. holders. tth ~ theovcon~u.d ..:OwinJ from and I' Be· wu Cbea Miller • · Karr assoc ,_.., Construction 11151 to 11162, lben ore . e Karr CCIDS~rt1ctloo CoiniitlliY of Stop ID the mualc department on the aecond floor. Select the RI;:A VIctor Color TV you want In the finish and screen size you like best. preu, a1zes 8 to 1s. But of couno deft!Ciplllelll8 may take ....,..I forma. u Mae (Continued on Page Jl palgn. K!. Js aadualed .;.live of Melli lc Booaters Aam., a member of Discussing hank policy; !: Shade RIVer Lodge No. 453, aald that the progress o caw:.laled~lhSchool. RCA Victor Color Television Trousers $5.95 SKIRTS----- SALE $4.50 $7.95 SKIRTS SALE $5.50 $8.95 SKIRTS SALE $6.00 $10.95 SKIRTS_ SALE $8.00 $12.95 SKIRTS SALE $10.00 $13.95 SKIRTS SALE $11.00 .Mr • (Alkyd Enamel! J1nu1ry S.le $2.00 oppoollkm to llao q Lbt 11 .,.......,. ' Aa repr<IJ tho fUture, otiher Mao wJil will, ·or the oppoaltiolt /action wJil wiD. Nat Jets Shoof 0££"Jeers Down Two Migs ~=·~~t"'::~~ ~:.;E: = Horace Karr Elected to Bank Board ~.::::::-...: TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) - Nationalist Chinese jet fighters shot down two communist Chinese MIG19s over tbe Formosa Straits today, the defense ministry announ· Horsce Kerr of Cheater, BY THE UJ'l ced . •.The Nationalists said the Communist jets OplmediJ>r:;:;t Tri-State Area .,.,.,. J' ljrst. tractor was elected Tuesday by U P to oter1 .tour Nationalist jets encountered 12 Communist stockho'tders o! the Pomeroy CINCINNAn MIGi9s while patroting of the island of Que· N 11 sl Bank lo 118 board of .llere will be asked next Novem· mo,;. the a on ber .to renew an 8.55-mll! pub- said~" .IJe. school operatlll1 te~ -. Dfreclors re-elected at the ·an• , The MIGS "'" In . were Dr. R• E. Pirl·.- in December which .. wer~ fl, ••g nual meetmg vJ4";; almost one-third of the thre<;,waves, !he ministry said. Boice Alfred M Elberfeld, FAaobool's anoual budget Dr. The Nationalists returned the taonHobstetter,WarrenPickeDa, Paul Miller, new llipertntendent Communist lire, downlnjj: two Manning n. Webster and Eldon or ·sdloots, said II the Jssue laiJ.. MIGS, Weeka. Mr. Hobstetter was reed, "we face the prospect o1 The defense ministry said tile ~a~~~.:! :~ ~ clooJng the schools.' Nationalist air Ioree .BUffered no elected ecretsr)l I !. l'........, !*II ~ adna. 'Jbo X Gas Mains Gp Up Like an Atomic Bomb, Witness Says SALE! JUST 3 $49;50 KOD;_K E$CORT I . $2.95 1nd $3.95 SWEATERS- SALE $2100 $4.95 •nd$5.95 SWEATERS- SAtE $3.00 $6.95 1nd $7.95.SWEATERS- SALE $4.00 $8.95 SWEATERS SALE $5.00 $7.00 '· button front 1ont1 tonolhL Sldt 36 cl!fJet.m losions nares o ueens Ire, en ' . ' ;[, \~;. ··· $10.95 DRESSES Sol• • Jacket1 '•'' • 5•1• n.DO $2.00 $2.ll0 $Ut $4.00. $t.DO S1.00 ·· '1 . Allo tht LM UnlonaUs 1n •hort, Pili,_ dttt *' $1.10 ule prJc.,.tl· •t style _ Lee Unlined Jackett - Lee Work Caps both lined and unlined. You'll find all sizes - and you'IJ like the WIQ' Lee Work Clothes fit and wear. lineriJblll, oppooe btm 1111ttelllt!f Jla9t101 cllred liiol<tre. tiW )It the mtllliJnr ~ tho Ill $4.041 Irregulars of our best selllnt most popular Chtldrell! short • sleeve and Bleeveless shirts iD soHd colors and stripea. Sizes from 2 to 7 and 8 to 12. Thtse 1llght lrregul•n •r• See the b1t selection of men1 Lee Blue Denim Overt~ lls Lee Wt!Ue Carpenters Over,_nl!l _ Lee Hickl)ry Stripe carpenter.! Overa}h - Lee White Painters Overa11B - 0: ,;; "WI 111 ""' II¥ ~~ ~ Ilion ltlln1"11 ... . . '} ~ " j • ~ ~ ·~ 1..,. a....; 'flltlllc!!l.,._ ~- :;, ' Ollf7 '"""'q .., -., 4 en tine DARNETTES LEE WORK CI.OTHING ln zipper or eentro1 mlll!lllttee l!Phlurvlent lo hll - · What batt started out 11 • t!Ulerence over polley now beelme 1 itrVe .... power. But Mao'a ODb" ciWice to win qalnat a majority ol hard, Iough _m_. are tile !Dell ol the Oi!neu Conutllmlll central commlltee-was to win quickly. Mao tllcl not will quickly on but 11ao _,IDc!r hlllllll beea 'lri1IIDI to 111m1t 1111 del'eol. 'l1lla JlriDCa ,. to lbe Jli'UODI lime. The tdlllltlm u I aee R Ia at lollowa: ll Ia ...., ltdmltted b1 1(10 ...pporton -« !boy pnllelll to be hll llllppOI'tel's -lhat lila w forced to wlthtlraw lroTD tile cllalnnaushlp ol the adnete People's 1\epul>lic in IIIII IInder preuuno, and that b!a leacletahlp hu been 1p>red nonover by those in power over the lost two yean, tbot Is, IInce IIIII when be undertooiJ tbls new lcleologicll rectlftcat!on cam- . Stripes - $1.98 and $2.98 Bath Towels_ Sale $1.00 89c and 99c Hand Towels _ _ Sale 39c a.•·•• that <>ceo!lotl and a11er he bad bretJ&hl ., .,...,. mat 11t1t1et tllld: .,...ftti 11M ll>cceeded after JJI5 Ill O"'l'i"' - . 1 ol 1111 Intended 'flcthna -tho _,at!m ~ lllllud o! conflllllbltl tholr lifto and t1as11itJC far lbe nell'Otl all from the pollt!eal ....,., they 11 o o d WI ud 1 at b t red otreagth, Tbey Ollanlsed • Red GUard of their own -their workers ud peaunts optnJI Mao ud Un ud the Maoist Red Guards. lttlllal Jl'allare So the Red Guard movement lalled hllUally of Its purpose, " Bargains In Mens an4,8oys Wear • . '· ~9.50 pei'IOII8IIIIJIPOit. 111 IIJI """""'' 1 bello.., Wll to - _ , of tbe ~t!tlli.,. etlllble blm to [llldl tl)e !IW Commtllllcll ..-rtY ...,. " ' ~ II 1101t lis Jilltt .....thle, tllld 10 e1eet a Ill" COA,TS 00 ~10 August Jtll, Mat trtat u • determine pollcy wtlll n,ards to hoth dQmestic pd forei&D aHoirl along the ~ Ut-.. what Is, the "Red" lines oo clooe to his heart. AI that Ume, be 8JIPI"IIU7 was oppooed by a majority .S the cenlrsl committee. This set-back led. Mad to tr)' nevertheless to im- hill Will upon the central cocnmlttee majority by leaniDJ upon the support of Defense "'Jnnater Lin Plao and caiUng into beltill, or into the open, the "Red Guard" movement to manifest to the opposition the strength of bls . $11.95 and $12.95 SWEATERS SALE $9.00 ' ~9.50< began with a renewll Ill llle old Chinese Communltt &rJUment IJ to Wbelher the "Red" (racllral rtvolullonlll')') or lhe '"expert" (practical moderate) •lowpoint sl>oul4 bave priority 011 the Cbinfae ICe!IO. Tbla !rouble started with an • · •t'-mpt by Mao Tse-tung dating .,;. hock to lt64 to tlomlnste tbe • "experts" and thus to deter•mine policy by undertaking a new icleoloilCI!I rectJiicauon "campaiJD. The matler entered its preseot stage when at the · Chinese Communisty party •en· Ira! committee meeting in ...< $7.95 and $8.95 SWEATERS _ SALE $6.00 $9.95 1nd $10.95 SWEATERS SALE $8.0() $39.50 COATS 1 ound. and '·. ~ of Colambal lvfl'!iiiJ, •nf.ceoerol ollbe !u 1 t.lie 1 r 0. Edltled Clubb •·""" of t'- Ellt llo04"• IMI- •5.64 and leader of the Church of ed, canonized and made a Saint. " Dialogue with a Difference" I Thirteen . ~embers. _answered wa~ the topic presented by Mrs. roll can g!Vmg a rehg1oos charGJt,w ~U to the WSCS of the acter in fiction. Mrs. Hennesy Ulljleg ~ej.bod lst Church Tues· played >everal selections on d~~ ~ve~& at the church. the organ followmg the meet· qr'ogiam concerned India ing._ Assorted ~andy was served •Ill! Ill~ lji!I!!U religion. Assist- durmg the sociBI hour. The next ing IIIlo Dill in the program meeting will be held at the , we~- Mrs: v. D. Edwards, Mrs. home of Mrs. Dale Dutton. C. M~lvin Aikin·. and Mrs. Robert Warner . An article from -'l"f~~~~~!f1l_,""..,... , ··Four 1enerations of lhe Er~tqQdi st Women. " Why A Wpmen's Organization in a , nest Bahr family are confined Church," was discussed by Mrs. i to Holzer Hospital, Mrs. ErHarry P. Sm1th. I nest Bahr, age 14; her soa, Mrs. Warner. president. was Henry Bahr : her granddaughin charge of thP business ses- ter, Mrs . .lohn Henlz, and ber sion. lfi~ Lydia Ebersbach re- great granddaugbter, Brenda ~,AA ~ 90 a letter which she Sue Bentz, reoeiv~ from Miss Nelle Bing who is quite ill in Florida. Mrs. Trell Schoenleb was reported ill jn Holzer Hospital. Get well caJ:ds ' W~re , sent to Miss Bmg / and Mrs. Schoenleb and a SYTP· 11 pathy card to Mrs . W. 0 . Barn- 1 . itz who lost her brother by ' Proje~ts for the new year d ~th were discussed at the January . d 'th a eTh · meeting of the Hearthstone 1 cose 1 e meemg wt , h F' · 1 d ra er I Class o t e Irst ttf " h' · 1 Baptist 1 ~"'~~ IP ClfC e an P Y · Church Tuesday evening at Ret'reshment.s. w~re served by the homf' of Mr. and Mrs. John ¥rs. Allen Etchmger and Mrs. , McNeil. Tlhe meeling was ·n Eddie Smith. charge of the newly elected pr~,.•..... ~.. . w-----y . 5ident, Mr. David Darst. 1 Ar ~'-ft'jn ~· Mrs. Willis Anthony present· ed devotiOns using the theme, ~"·r \ . "Faitl1 ." During the program ! hour Mr. and Mrs. Dave Darst ;; 00( , conducted a quiz. Refreshments ~ ~) were served by the hosts. ~ Htl'l 1 "' All ending the meeting were f. i. Mr. snd Mrs. Darst, Mr. and t' -.. Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. . , De we}· Richardson, Mr. and Mn. Ear, Gnmm retur~ed to Mrs . Willis Anthony, Edison tfer. lumu· W~slmwron t . H.. I Baker, John Werner, Milton Tuesday even~ng, afte~h bem' Hood, Mr. and Mrs. H~rold Hub· 0 cttll~ here b} the dea bard, Mr. and Mrs. Richard her. brother, Carl Alexander. Sayre and Mr. and Mrs. McWh1\f' here she was the guest o[ N .1 her sister, Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz. · eJ • Mrrs. Raymond Pullins re- ,~~. ~>~<not, '""'"~· , · ',~~ turned to her home Tlmrston Wednesday, after 'pending a . 0Ufi 30 couple of days with her father, . Rollin Beurhs and ~hPr mother, st Jfolter Hospital. . I '~t Miss Peggy Folmer of Colum- 'i bus spent Sunday with her 4 parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Mux ;~ Folmer and family. t Mrs. William Boyd returned to her home, Rock St. Monday Mr. D. E. Miller, Soolh Third from Veterans Mem<wial Hos- Ave., is reported seriously ill pilal. at his home. Mr1. Charles Lytle visited· .John Hood, son of Mr. and Wednesday with Mrs. L. c. · Mrs. Milton Hood, ha ~ enlisted Karr of Syracuse. ~ in the U.S. Army and left ManMrs . Thelma Rieman ()[ day for Ft. Knox, Ky., where $2rodusky spent the past week- lle ~ill undergo basic .training. end with her mother Mrs. Flor- I He 1s a graduate of Middleport ence Holley. j High School. Mrs. W. A. Morgan was a 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Seines 'Wednesday visitor m Athens. I have returned from Cleveland She also visited at Hemlock and Mkhigan where they have Grove with Mr. and Mrs. J. !=pent several months with A. Smith. their family including Mr. and Mrs. Myron Duf£ied and family ir Clevet&nd. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner Vt· sited Monday with Mrs. Paul 1 Bailey at Bailey Run. dlSfrlCf 1 Mike Archer, son of Mr. and MN!. Marie Curd, a member I Mrs. Charles Archer. S. Fourth of Pomeroy Chapter OES, was St., left Monday for Ft. Kn~x iDstal1ed district president at !where he- will undergo baSJC the annual meeting and school \training. i)f instruction of District 25, 1 ---OES. Tuesday in Athens. Elsie ! Trainmen Auxiliary D. Smith, a member of Pom. I Lodge Meeting Held eroy Cha~ter and ~ past d1s. White Rose Lodge Auxiliary trjct prestdent was mstallmg Ol· 1 to the Brotherhood of Railway ficer. · · . ' Trainmen met Wednesday afterIOthers attendmg from Pom· noon at the legion hall in Mid· eroy Chapter were Bf'tty Cow- dleport. Mrs. WiUiam Robson, an, Helen Hubbard. Judy Moropened the meeting ,ris. Peggy Taylor . F'lorence Traritualistic form . .,.,, Ella Smith, Dorothy Wood- Following the short rosiness .aJ'.d and Ruby \- aughan. Mara dessert course was jUri.e Oliver also accompanied the hostesses, Mrs. ~ lite Pomeroy group. Otho Watts, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, n1'he '1f·Xt annual meeting and Mrs. Pat Gallagher. ;nstruction will be Others attendin& were Mrs. hold 1.. .meroy, .Jan. 2.1, 1968, Woodard, Mrs. David Witb Pomeroy Chapter as hosts. Entsminger, Mrs. PfrrY Mitch, ·• Mrs. John Kincaid, Mrs. Arthur , ' VISIT PARENTS Lewis, Mrs. James Souders. ":Mr. and Mrs. Jame!; Hupp Mrs. H. E. Bush, Mrs. Herman James. of Ashlan1, Bailey, Mrs. Walter Hayes, ""'-~;i..,=----==--1 , and Mrs. Ida Bachner. . 01 SUS _ , Dvty Siw 3Z ta flO wwt. In· cluda corduroy, moleskin, Servit:eable Cavalry twill•. England. He was later murder- IS WSCS TOpiC ~ . ,. - his later friendship With King Henry II, Court intrigue, and finally h.is rise to eminence as the archbishop of Center bury , Dialogue With A nifference ~ ~• • .-.mo!l'l fte pr-. • .,_._ 1111 .._ Tte hi II _ . - , Ill Md ol idt nle ..... Ia tldl - • ol lu'o ..... tamoll 111 Pnfn. ~ by -Mrs Everett Hayes vice presl· ' Tse-:tung's Red Gn~rds aFailiife,_His.Rule is Approach.\~~ its ~: tilt,~· It~ \,\! • f-lpn Moore is New President • ary Club in J,iiddleport William Gainer Dies Thursday, F•• A.M.; Bosworth Council No. 46, Pomeroy Chapter No. I, Royli Arch Masona Ohio vaJ. ley Commantlery No: 2t Klllgbts ...._.., ud Is active In many ··~.,.ar. bat* II lestimooy to tile ldnd of customers It bas, becau"." ever 1HI cents of each c1ollar 1t manaf!OS belonJS to .customers. (Coallnued t11 pap J) BORACEIARR Six Persons Levied Fines �' • ... . .. . ( ' I • Wins •JCars Collide ·' =:;;;;;;;~ Mrs. Sorden • More Mini -Skirts the Thing • A ...,... mi!O!IaJ w of w.........,. J.....,. ,., At Junction 7 , ,m. •• u.e llany t.,w Die."! Tbursda •. (UPU:.M.;, Colloce tho limo for o !llrl "1 limply do oat dottp far !tlllrboctJ wbo)ber U..,.n • • . ~Iris. 1,0 experimelll lotdi ODto ith• overage boujtooilt. doll1 course, an 'older' woman T&C·Group 0 R ut 554 ~Uey retld...,. .. ~ ..• ) ' '" ' 1 word fllday Individual fiolr and tlylo, •0¥011 1 m.u dcMbea,muot "" -r• llll~ve, sbe , I n 0 e :":.-st.Met~mc.r:~,to.A:rw- a~~ Edldi~ ~:..~.~...w ..:·' \3 B~uts Open 1?67 AAU Bo:Xirig Tour.ney Thursday • oe1 .. 11 .11 1 and 1. JO. Of trow hoi', (Oj' , OIIO'S ""'""' lashiooal>leo. advised. lor the busy '110111811, 1M lll- 1mU11 decldo wbat II • ri#lht lor . · ' Carl driven l}y Charles G. Cl b ""i'' -~" "' ~ _,... u. "'" o1 Now "Blll any woman over at1 wbo lvolved ono who II adlve lo. bot!her. '!'bot Ia wilal • • 190'1 I ~lohtgomeey. 40, flomden, and ~~vetpenooo attended:~~ Hotpi\1\ ~· --inl:'"'-~' I . or laobloo wears a mini-Wrt II nut!tinl , l~e." said the womM who bai wte. . I' James N. Wrl/jbt, 29, Cheshlro. at llle llliley l!om• 1111• "'"""· ner.l wv•cH will!!!! heidtSdtlo . whose but grotesque. She should be the dlsUnctlon ol boviDI pul 1 ' II )'QU aot,lce the .. dml becolllded at 4:12 p.m. Thur>doy PI••• lor settrog ap 10 f,; day at 2 p. m.• at the &wllll . Parnis · ' does a j:, millioo arrested. her d...,.es on ibNe J'int 'l lore you're aware ol. the worn- I :lll!.' FUneral Home Willi tho~ ·· 00 Rt. Sst, at the junction of t~e ••• .~ puts "There'a nothing sadder than Ladles Mamie Eisenhower, an In It, tllen sbe'o , dreased 1 R.d Th door ra•c~• nut IUJI!~ Nortla ollleilltiii\IO'I • •1,N enned -~ , ..... c . ere wa• we .. dlliCUosed and It wayt- rrOeland . . ....,, 1 Bulavtlle-l'orter ~ .jn lfle closets of first to see women try to take a Jaequellne K y """ poorly. No _matter npw expen-~ beavy damage to both cars, th• rted Indoor sboott will "]le -Burtal will be In GriNo """" ;;...t the world's best ' g~ant step backward and look IBird JohnSOII. Ilive tl>e dreu is," abe told ~ Stale Patrol reported. -... :nducted Ia file bosemenl '.i.r cemetery. Mrs. • Sorden>-wu a tlreSied' hke their dancing daughten," 1 "I did design. for !hom - lor · student.. . , t . -member of tho Long 1101- . ''Tbooe. •·-· are goi"g to be the outspoken designer said. ' , lh _ e special kind or !Uo tbty I, _ Olllcers reported that Wright ' tbe li&Jiey home. Aft "'~ ~ " ed ar<bero ol Meigs Couiily Melbodilrt Q111r011' SO!Vl•..., , , lift' .. uP flot more belore thev evor "A real woman dresses lor • l•ead. : was apparently blinded by the ore lovlled . to tile second dudi! tnt d;I•Rhte•, Mrs, ftubp ... otarl lo ~ back down: · I man, and if other women bit>- I "But my other designs ... , I I sun •• he attempted to make a •••ling _,., orr, ·.Loh! .Jioftolll; tw4>1 11tr.ll, .. 1 Miss Patnls told young deSllller pen to like It too, that's an ••· , not f?r one porticular wlman. · · ..,,. William,· ol LollB Bottom;....-, , right tum. and he turned right hopefuls at Ohio University tra plus. ' l cion t try to make clotbes to 1 d~ 1 into the path of the Montgom- MitlAnNttr\'I'DlBHif'tJ9&4fl!li.tL'11 Clerence of Diambntl, :W.ot.Vlt":~\ here Thursday. Diet Flrtll iplease oft women either, _ Just ! DAVE K.OBLENTZ ery car. I sister, Ethel Janke, Demotte, "The mini-skirt is a natural. "A girl Without good legs or mysell. I have never destgnejl Dave Koblentz was re-elec:ted w . h' ncl h' 'f R't I Ind. and a. brother, CbM'Iet n•s functional and that's the wh o's too fat won't get any .something I wouldD't wear my- ~ • president of the Meigs County • rag~ a l.!l WJI!, l.a 1 i .Beni; Powell, Oltlo. • i~«~ . looks when she puts on the sell if l were Y"""'er or ba4 .usoctallon or Township Trus- 1\rig.\t, cob mpl~lthened or _minor Friends may ·.aft at 1he fwi. purpose o1 clothes . · . . .... ~ rt h t sk'rts I the ft'gure ' ! ·: injuries ut ne1 r was 1mnu:!. "ID our ... everyday bves-with ~uu -s or 1 anyway, 80 ·· tfeS 'and Clerks at an annua1 ed J eral home any Ume. 1 ~ small eports cars small plane I she'll soon have the sense to I "I make il so I Uke II and The XI Gamma Mu Chapter meetln• 'l'bursday at the fire diolely treat : d. . I ; · ,-1 ' ~ bo~ that 10 per """I ol ctte " •· seats and"""'"" apartments - ' Ia ke them off . And diet · '' .,en .' . of !he Beta SiBJne Phi met bouse -~on Condor St., Pomeroy. The. patrol . , . Wnghl to C 1E clof\IM~·l!*turally going to ' "The mini-kirts are great on the mtlhons of Amencan worn- Tllur5day evening . at the Co- Other ofllcers re-eltcted were Golhpohs mu~ti:ipal coorl Jsn . ~8 );'C e vents are be8'1';• f\ID('tional. That means ~ the campus. They make the en wi}l like the same th!?gs I lumbus and Southern 0 hI o Oscar Babcock, vice pr..ident: I ~~ on a charge ol ,failure to '" San~ioned for ~67• " s~,, sk\rts, loose . fitting gtris better groomed and they do: I m lucky they do, she Electric Company BJid olanned Clacence Lawrence, secretary- 1 y.eld the nght oldway. Southern Local high •il~ool Members _,f the Meigs MoiOf· ' dreW""tjlipgs that move with I wear proper shoes and other saJd. • social at -118 next meetillg, treasurer, and Art!tur Orr, ex- A deer was kllleth at 5 10 a:m. will approach being a "coirijlre- cycle · Club .attended a illeWfll_.• easi~}or- 'file busy woman." Ithings with them. They certain- Iostiod Most ~portant · ecutive committeeman. Friday on Rt. 7• ree. mllt.s henslve'" hJgh school whert i ·· Jt of Ute American Motarcycle For YoUDI Only ty look much better than those The .key to. fashion designing The Oevela~ chapter of , Koblenll Is !rom Chester south ol Cheshire. DaVJd Ge':" adds 12 new subjects to illil940 i Assll. l•st Somday•ln 'Co!Umbua'Yo\lns glrla can wear the tight pants,'' Miss Parms Bald. Is mstinct, satd the woman wllb Beta Sigma Phi sent -mvltallons townsl!ip Babcock from Ohve, 44, Snuth Poml, struck and .lull· lud t at the beginning of the · to •anctlon events for the ron;. , !hoft.:. s)(ir"is and the kooky I Her views on designing a_s a 1more than 35 years in the_ busJ- to the cha~ter to attend the Lawren~ from Lebanon and ~ the deer as it ran a~r\l!S the ~~.o~~ 9semester next MQtu1liy. Jng ,ear, anriounced Gerie-H~do clot.Ji:~·~ 1 ·1d~ss Parrus told the , profess 1on and the m~ovaltons n~....s to back up her opl~1on. 1convention m aeveland on May Orr from Chester. highway tn front ·of hi! car. ;Executive HeaJ Paul Pt:JWen ashtlt, president of tb"e docM. •. ---"' · >•• they should that spell high fasbton are Talent helps. Determmatlon l 19, 20, and 21. Thirty-two trustees and clerks There was no damage to the .d tod , .,.,., duJio·. , .· · , . CIJOIIli, """ • is I B I I U cl Iii ' S8l ' ay · · equally concise. a mus . u ns n , e The W and Means com- and 18 honorary members at- I car. Students may elect the 11ew Events scheduled this yu~· .'( -flair for turning a destgn on a : ays . tended Speakers were Bernard Patrol arrests Thursdtly In. ld 11 '111~ ~th are "First Enduro " April ts; "Drastic changes just do not drawing board into a beautilul ] mlttee ooked the money rece•v- Fultz, Rev. Ralpil Welker, C. E. eluded: David Prikkel, 19, Day· sub]e<:ts, sa_ Powe . S6ifth· First Scrambles, May It; J!iat "' . . .. happen. Each one slowly de- living dress lor a woman is the : ed from the sale_ of ChriStmas Blakeslee and Mrs. Paulme ton, spo~ing, municipal court, of the classes. o~fered at rjl;rt~ Hill · Climb, . July 2; <. SeCond : COIW!l~&- Ffom Page I Ivelops. Life more than a cle- 1secret between being the best : ttem.' be turned m as soon os Nelson. Each gave short talks. Jan. 13; Bernie !l· Smith, 66, em LoeB! wldl be s:;,o ' tim- ·Scramble.',- July 30: SecOIId .Hilt• '~We know the vast majority ISJ~~er changes _fashiOn. and the ordinary . 1possible. The chapter diSCus~ Refreshments were served. Gallipolis, overwidth vehicle, somewh;lt to ncrease e 11. . Climb, AUBUSt ?:7, and SecOnd of ple ji'IIH~ in our town Each collection - and I do l A charrnlng example of what I plans fo~ Founders pay, W1th munJcipal court, Jan. 14; 1bom· -ber of classes from six to s,~yen EnduFo, October I. . , r. th~ mo~ matters in four each year ol about !11 she preaches, Mi" Parnll the preSident, Shirley L'uster, LOPQE TO MEET as L. King, 39, Rl. 1 Pomerov per day. , ;~ ., ,_ h dresses each-IS an evolution Ioleadfastly maintains "there Is no!lng that a Jetter to lnl!rna· Pomeroy Chapter No. 164, F. msecure load municipal court New sub] eels lo be oll~red, <;!TED TO COURT ·• bo ~\!Js :: :~:r.=~ ?f the p~evious one .. Yo.u keep 100 such thing as an older wom. tional headquarters had been ~A.M. will hold a special mec~- Jan. 14; Russ~ll F. Spicer, Jr.: are Journalism, Earth ScW,hce, Harry A. Mlller, Pomeioy, ., U _ throulf:.~derstandin m what IS good, modtfy 11 a Ill· !an. Age is 8 state ol mind and 1sent to secure new Ideas lor mg Monday, January 16 at _7.· 33 , Hamilton, s~mg, muniel· Health, Clylcs Notehand _ (.tin!· charged with assault ,and , bali _ Oflliv' and lv0r1dng togetbe~ tle to meet dtfferent needs. and 1there's no division that marks it. Refreshments were served 30 p.m. for work In the . first pal coort, Jan, IS; and Qrvllle tar to shorthand>, Driver~du. tery ·in an aflldavlt tt'' fJI tl>e~m on ood," he said !l~ss, out what " bad - what , middle-age if a woman dieto I~Y Jane Walton and-·Ann Rupe. degree. Refreshments will be L, !son, 28 , Middleport, speed- ucatlon, Project Ty~lng, ~lo- Douglas Seyler, h.. iieenr.oid> . ouchin - . ~odernlzatio~ dt~n t selL . , and slays with it. , rhere wei'<! 13 members pres- served and all master masons ing, municipal coon Jan. 18 Igy 2, Latin 3, Repatr ~I _ch- ered 10 appear In Pomert)l MIY' . g . M That makes the new look, "My clothes could be worn by 1ent. are invited. · . Iinery, Math 12 and Basic lc, or 'Charles ·Leaar'SO eotirtJ' ob pr gram n 1m hprogrhees~ k r. A designer cannot alford to ! - ~~ I Powell said Southern ~l's '·Janua~ 11 acoordin• W<1'oftl. Hobstetler d t all an 15 J·ump olf the deep end He can1 1 has been rev to ''· ' ... · In I' ,_ ed . . piniOn 0 currcuum ~>..' b s ow I con~u mt erest not do business like that. 10 , • •0 • . 1 wtlb tandard• •••te -police -... · It f ·ut· b d 1 comp Y s ., .. ,.. 1 ~n mprmrm ~ acl 1 ~s Y ~ "It took seven years for the Department of Educatlon(,,may tl ·, ... m every thmg ooss•ble ~ sack-wh~eh was a terrible flop, set up >w• • • ... make bank g convenient an 1 probably because of the namei The . resent teacher sla!f.ll'ill ' · :',. . pliasant fo liS customers to develop Into the shUt which ' ' ileach \he new courses, l!Rwell C~NTJNUElfFfolll p~ 1" . ' The boar of dtrectors, mel Is one of the wisest fashion• By LYLE WILSON survive. spending. P,nsensus won I w~rk I said. ,:w acorts of l\ll'l'~lilf ~ "'*"edJAtel after the ,•tockhold· laround. It ' fi~ ~ur contemporUnited Preas lnleruat,lollal r That is the star apangled I there eith~r. The tell wlnge_rs of I ,,. were shatlereCI. • . .. . ,,, . er~ and re· llle present Iary tim;.J(t' it i!Mps the sllhou-, The most dynamic take- P.robiem of foreign affairs. But the Great Soctety pohltcal . CALLED TWICE .J. QlfteerJ P)'incls . KeaU!)I ?f~cers Edlso~<jbsteUer pres- ette and shows there I.' a figure : charge guy in mndem American LBJ also Invited himself into a coalition demand more money PT. PLEASANT - Morhmer The Pomeroy emergi!ncy Jac~ O'Connor •.flY ~~ ~•.,P~ .. , id',nl; RJCbard''ti!a~bers, vic• Iunder there." , pollbcal history bad lost control painted corner in the United for the war on poverty ax 1D. Taylor, 88; a reSident ol unit was summoned ~ay "glowing gold'.: from aJl!~~; ... pr~!Sid•ent:: Maxme Gnffitb, cash· The took lor this summer will of political events as the new Nations. Johnson directed Unit. at the· expense of less money , Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, and a re· lat 4,36 p. ·m. and again ·n ;9:55 .at _ a thr~way ')n!"~·~· Georl!!ll f., 1\Dbstetter, as- be short, pale and loose. But 90th Congress convened this ed States support lor the United for the war on Communism In tired employe of the New York 1 m first for Mrs. ulli Ill sounded a genera) fire, alafJD,, , s~~~;~~:~ca•¥. .Ll!ra_ K. Jones, not much dllferent, Miss Paml9 week to take a cold second look Nations economic boycott of the Southeast Asia. Central Railroad, died at 7:10 'I ~ er;: Weldltown, who,.;.,.sus- and began their dramatic- d•l/1·.-. a Wtlllom J. said. ·.: · at Johnaon administration poll- lrhite man's government of LBJ 'cannot satisfy all ha~ds 1a. m. tndoy at his home lol· tained a laceration of the;',head to waken the 1le.!iplng ~!\110!111 "'<ll:""!m·anager, "I design for the woman who cies. 1Rhodesia in southwest Afrlca. 1on that one ~thout budgetmg Ilowing a three week Ulness. Iand taken to Veterans !Aeglo~· of tlJ.e llr~Q._; .. !, ~ 1 .- .....\ io '- ~' •. asslst- does not wont to be way out, The gQth is an unfriendly The boycott was sought by Ilor o shocktng _Increase or He was born In Mason county lal , bospllal, and seeQnl\•"· lor , Fifteen mmy)~ ; ll!fl'~.• · H. am branch manager, of the Rut- but who Is really with 11. Congre18• It does not love Bntam under pressure from govemlllent spending. Johnson on June i, 1878, son of the· late Mrs, Alma Parker at tb",soun· Inch gas ma111 lulrsf;..;! Iii~ land Offi..,._. For Busy Women LyndOII B. Johnson. There Is no black African rne'1'h•ra of the I has la~d 4he political courage John and Matilda bavis Tay. ty borne, who also had ..!fllen. flames rolled dq!in l¥11h sl~e•,-9!~ man olive in the United States Wllbbly, make-bal,lel>? British or pollbcal declsJOn 90 far 10 1tor. He was a. member of the 1 Mrs. Podrer was taken·~,. to i !Olst Avenue, II" llre.RIFft 111!4 , at this moment who more Commonwealth of napoJIS. levy sulllclent taxes to pay for ! Seventh -lilly -Adventist Church Meigs General Hospital••~ ~,policemen oub;an t!te Jire t•• urgently wants to be loved than Black African pr4ssure and i his already gaudy spendmg 1 Mr. Taylor is survived by a :;" safety. Two l'rge fire ~0\1! ,I does the President. , Amerlcab Negro 1/l)tis com· Iprograms. . . RETVRNS . TO SCHOOl. wei'<! .ncmera~. ... ,, t'· 111 daughter,_ Mrs. Nellie Slaugh~r~stdent Johnson s foreign bined to jMtle JohR*t)n to 8 New spendmi' l!llmply ~te ter, of Columbus, 0. There are Miss Connie Reed has. 11 r,re·~lfr Thirtee~ alalYJI!I ,were soun~ poliCies have becl>me a handful typieaUy politieal.;iblullon of! aggrava::.,:ha~ ~:uatl~n, ere ter nine grandchildren, 23 great turned to Mountain SlateJiop- lor the fli'O, . MDre, 1M\\ 1,11011, of loose, dry sand which be Ibis policy problem 'lbe Unite<!' more_ P e e an greadd grandchildren, and three tis! Rlgh School, alter spejJ!ling Ctty firemen bl!llled ~- b!'"' i callliOt finnly grasp. LBJ home Sta•... holed for' , a UN i dellctls. This, ol coursen, al. ' great great grandchildren. three weeks of Cbrlstma&-118CO· i.l"'t were un!bl~ to . eet .el~ .. 1 · 1 = • · .. up to mol'<! currency tn a JOn ' '"tente h~-t~ tm fro t ! , n po 1c1es are aa e wnve Y economic: bo cott ffbw· Brltajn l . ' Other survivors are three tion with her parents, ,.-r'*'.:~nd J. beeause ot ·th e.JU AGGRESSIVE . MAN CHASER I I don t want my b~other out of .control as a cup refuses to ~United States higher prtces at the supermark- brothers, Leonard Taylor, of Mrs. Leonard Reed, Rout~~., I, fire company .JI'1ure4 ~hem)cal!!-: , Dear Helen: ftndtng out about hiS wiles OI> quicksilver splashed and al- . · ! boy tt'"' ~ Iet· ebeckout . counter and bad, T . ble 0 Toliver and I Pomeroy The school Is ••eel- "nd water !roll! the ruof. .JlJ a ., t• t " y I th I II . In lo ~ to d bl Im ecooomtc co .. ..,ommu- 1bad trouble lor LBJ nm ' ,, , . "' , d' , .. ~ . I have •.••. P)~•'..'"'" .. a seeme woos. e e am Y JS up w... liP"'• on a mar e nisi Cuba: Instead, ll)e British ,, , · Elwin Taylor, both of Rt. 2, Pt. 1 ed on the west slopa ol !Qhe six-story school bull mg .,on· ""' '' to be quif6>"'1ll."mon nowadays arms about them, and 1 eer- floor, 1extend to Cuba ~normous Jobnson s elecllon recordh Pleasant Alleghany Mountains near While fringe ol the blaze. -that iJ'.~ oil ?vereager tainly don't want any more Good luck and good breaks I rivale credits. LBJ:i. lorei 1964-68, may , even mate Servic~s will be held at 2! Sulphur Springs. y· . • GOING ro: NIGI!llll\' ·'• lemalell llohiit:IHive thetr eye on trouble w•th her. I can under· could restore takHhai1!e guy ppolicy collaboration ·'''with ~~ ! Herbert Hoov~~ s spectacularly m Sunday at the Crow· \ i . jp 'd t V~mon R ;,-!. other womeds ·..Dlen. stand the need she has for Johnson to arm·tWistmg com. . gorgeous pohttca1 surmse m P- · ~ · .. ' .resi e_n . , · '4TC mand But th ood 1 ck d wnbbly United Kinllj>m Is a 1928 and his ~ismal. chill sunset Hussell Funeral Home. Rev. WF.A. Tnf.lf OhJO UmverBIIY will leava _ OUr fa~lly golhered for b a :at.~ :.,mpanl~nshlp, ~~ I good ·breaks ~ ot u 1 :;:' one·way street. It .,wtll be ' In 1932_ 1t probably will be a Wilbur Baxter will officiate and Considerable cloudl¥1• 'Lid Saturday,, Jan. 111 I"":;, NII~', boUd~y dinner. My younger ro- on , my ance 1 g my moment in sl 1 nLIIJa mo:~ difficult lor 1968 Qinocratlc re eat unles~ LBJ's tuck burial will be in Yeauger ceme- leoatillaed mild thioogh s.U,. wliere on TuesdfiY bO Wlll··· ther IS fighting In the Army OV· b~ot~;r s r:p;ace~~ORR~ desperately no!:'.· some goodt campaigners to explal that to C:.nges and be again takes tory near Leon. Friends mav day. Snme obowertl likely oale the new ,.g91 · , i>9Udin1 erseas, hut his new wile was' ~~~u we 0 • luck on the Asian war front. Hls l tbe voters, "'· charge will\ cqurage to carry call at the tuner a! home after •1&111 and saturday. Low, ~o- c~mpus of K'!'J".. Teae!\ers' Col· there. She started casually talksystem of government by President JobnJon =it~ has on. 11 a. m., Saturday. J1i1b1 In 30s. " lege In lh< ' Nortbeiit ' !IO~ . Ing to my fiance, and I thought De w led· •.,nothing ol It until she snddenly ar orr · consensus does not protect the , lost control over (0\lernment ulled him Into her Ia in lull Don't tell your absent broth~: adminlstrati~n against political P. P he has entl118h troubles fighting trouble arising· out o1 the Vtew of the la1_:n°hiY · on tbe front lines, without get- dispute between the Hawks and ;i: 1 1 ity to • m tq · come tillg Involved In battles on the the Do-res •• sit , wlileJI be did. .After bame !l'Oilt. Government by 'eons""""' 1n CONTINUED Ffom !:fge 1 seei e was -~lUll$ nowhere .00 •-· th In . ' I 'th ·ib ·at dp ..,.,p e men your !act, " mol'<! a deceptive I tries to I'll the lssUC.to the :_ m ~· ~- s 'ed bViD fainUy out ol this tigress' reach. system of &!l-thlngs-to-all-men military test and eailsjlpon Lin th eon H. than II is anythlnB else. A good f to u.. the army agifmt his th er an my a erd h o;:.d IDear Helen: deal of political hypocrisy is, opposllton tbe present disorders ere was no room an 8 e. The reSPQme to VIETNAM buill Into any policy based cal may well' in the sbort tenn lo ~ue~e. Then : ~ld11 _my MAIL CALL, since you mention· the ideo !bat II can offer mcrease For the army itself 1s brot er er c~ n e xmg. ed it In your column, has been Isomething to satisfy everybody. diced between supporters of He went out wtth her and was j tremendous - over 500 letters So it is that the President. finds t Mao ami ;aupporten of the sene about an ho~. when . lie in the first wave of mall, and himsell unhapplly stuck With an opposition eeme rushing In 8nil be, bti they're still pooring in, Please , unmanageable war In Southeast Diltdtrmll VloiOrJ wife and chll_dren left .suddenly.. 'tell all who are writing that IAsia. '11\e Preoident or oomeone U ·Mao and .Lin nevertheless I talked lo him the non day; tlielr letters are being lorward-1 painted LBJ Into a corner on were to win bY this' met!Wd, the all he would sa~ was hts young- ed 10 mali-hungry men overseas, thai one. He must escape to country would .Qui.te pOssibly go er brother ~tdnt know. what ~ and chtlr are appreciated more down the road to disaster, lor It ~ landed· HIS ":'fe IS sptl· than they'll ever know. would be called npon to bng fire at both him a~d thiS We can uae as many letters undertake radical policies at female. Somebow I don t think as your readers will write home and abroad, wllb the It was ms loult. jjotb . !rom . adulta and young CONTINUED Ffom Page I structure one! prestige of the the •uch adjectives as "excelle~t," Chinese Communist parcy both people' and we ap~tate ~'""" "lou~nr," ••store dumtny," and .. , bad'" shattered. . two stamps or dlrile they send, "flotterln•" to describe the " .:ao. Dl!VOTED TO INTEREST OF as our lunds were jWII about de. . • . , But 1 think It more "''"'able pleted for this nOJ>-profil work. pamlingthJohgnsobntrete<O:bedn,tmtheenret that Mao and Lin will Ill$ (in p L'L STEWART Pr · ct was no m u enc a lac!, it Is clear that atready IIEIGS • MASON AiiE.ft ~ VIETNAM M~ With the liB carat dlomO!ld penthey have lost tbe llrst two or llc:b1rlt 1. Owen, Pltbllll'l., r alor, Col dant worn by Henriette Wyeth three batUes) In that event .,....,. T1nn1hlll, lcntclr CALL, P.O. Box 3104-A, urn-, Hurd bl • uld be ·e• ed · 31003 I • proba y wo n ., ho •• toed dalb" uupt Saturda, . , bus, Geo rgJ.a, ' IMao all .11o vaua, PublUhlllt c.mpe,. Dear Readers. I . rom power eve 1 were > '''""""" ••·· •·-~•· o • '"'I Keep the leiters comlllg· As Blood Flowms to be retallied as a useful and .,,.., ,.,,... . . , . , . Pbono "" , of tb Vi IDa · . 1e , HONG I[ONG - A HONG ihlslori<ol symbol of the Chinese 6, tue:. r:cutortal Pho11a Qllll:-21;5'1 1one .~ m JUDg i Kong newspaper reported today ' IWOlution. And Lin almost s....,. ,,_ ""' ot ,.., !fighters wd, A bo~ ,.soldier that Peng Chen, the former! certainly would be replaced as ""''· 0 " 1' · !lilt Wbo is well·re 1 i mayor ol Peking who was mlnlster of delense by a loyal • Nattoul adverthlnl l'ePNie'Jlt.ltln: , Send your }etten in B plaJn ! OWted during the current pow- !SUpporter Of the opposiUon. : aou;.,.lu-KJrnball ~ac., Ma Lnlar- 1 envelope, inslde an envelope , truggl In O>mmuntst Chi· Tben the Red Guard would be . lon ""•·· N•• Yorlr Clb'. " " ' , 8ddreued to VIETN'M MAIL Ier e ,..,,. • n na, swas u1asslnated by a aun- promptly put ~. by the use ' CAL4· P.O. llo• 3104-A, Colt1111-l man 1n tho Chine,. capltal on of armed force >I necessary. ! .Ubler1JitiOb tiWil Deu..et "' bus Geor . E I lther I .. J"flfl wher. avallabr. 35 en.t. ,., ' 118 • nc ose e Monday' 'lbe ninth party congress I wHb • " nil' br MYidlee 1ft aw !two five-cent stamps or a dime. The South Qllna Morning probably would be convened to : ....., "'"''"''· "'"'"·· .,,_,., • • • : Maire them Interesting,· chatty, IPoll also said tllat Tao Chu, tho OQnflrrn·tbo posiUon and -author· ; has tty of the victorious opposition , ........, oo.•o• "'- ........... "' up.beat and you're aimoal sure I' parly propaganda chief, ...., ...,, • .,,. ,_,.., """'"" to get an answer that is if you ~- arrested by Red Guanla •nd Pe""" would adopt a mor• ,' . - a•dllble• OM mmUL .&r ' 1UCCll ... 'li . ...., . . . _ "'·"" SL< ....,,.,. 1 Jnclude your own name and ad· 1and that two former Peking ; rnodent!e line !ban that lol·l ,...., ......,. ·•·"'• ..,.....,. ; dress. •offlclals committed suicide by !lowed since 1958 with regardl' loj 1 No packages please - just !)U!!JP!!Ji from a !MII)9!!Ji ~nc: l!qllj d9!11~11\: and . ~ ........, "'"-=""~""' ·· - ~- letters.~ AM-triii!U"!Oadl; .;;g; /PetliiC. lbe c:apilil allaln. 'j sbe i * _.,. I 1a'9if Soc'al Event, Js PIanne By Soronty southern to- • \ Add CourseS Next MOnday 1 .. l . KARR I' '•liiiM l . • ·J I' 1 ' Mr 'J'ay}or f Take.Charge J0hns00 L·oses 0llt Porn·t Pleasant ' n·Ies Fri"day Nat' noJ w.'nd ow Dynanuc • 1 f0 •• FIRE ' " ·. f¥. ·"-r HELEN HELP US! "'I -r•.-. J. AJdn ,,to- MAO falie • ' • l ib""i' th 'gi; I I I UPJ BRIEFS THI DAILY SENnNEL c;,. 1'' t ! 1 •.ao. - - - · .._ .-1 ., ' ,..,.,.,....... Htii!111JI Ulllel"- ' . ~ ~7 - nl:~ laboutbJI , benth!rdVrwndBnchot ~ 1ted21h I ~!M~~Ail_! - LaKI'I'Jt Toe-Hoi f VI'WColum, busn. llupani B llenclerson, Huaba, HunUngfar VI'W' VI. 'i Ge«ge Wll'""' : StJivo , . ,,... w . ro ...,ea . """• -en c , ••· en -. ; av. rhwn, Hunt· llay ~trell, Huntlngtoo MP; over Hoger hi""'"' 0. Gand.. ' Reger' L. Bughea. brooil:, H111111ng10!1 Modern ' IJI8!0o Modem Prt!Sil v• Rocco Bill llougiiS, Columous vs JohiiSOn over S1••• Rus•"•l. I &cJming at 7:110 lonlihl, Pres•; Gene Portet·, Colum- . 'J'bompson, Millen. lntermi.. Marvell Hill, Hlmllllitoo VFW-1 Larr,v Johnsn kn..,ked out I nine bout& will be staled .In bus, vs. Jerry Dodaon, Runtinc· · olon. Heovywelgbt Lenwood · Gregory Ziegler: Lamont t the ,!lovleo ll!vlllon. l"ollowlDI ton Modem Pms. ! (Opea Ill-~ Browning, Huntmgton \'FW va.: Roup< over David C>lliRb; Don1 ~ Intermission the Opj!n IJch!weighl - Rogor Jobn' on, i Featherweight - Alltn Tar- Fnnk ichram, C>•ombus. ny Edwards over Henry Jo~nll!v~~ beutJ will &et WldP.r·. Milton AC. v1. La ...-. Joho'<>n., tel, Beach AC, va. Nonpan ] Saturday nigbl'• flna ;, will I son in welterwetght rnatch : t.arway, Six beull are slated Ia llill lColnmbolo. Branch, llul!tlnfton 1\IP. feature SIX nallonai Golden ry Horn over Howard Mullin• I dlvllloot. i Welterweigh~ - Eddy West. Welterweight - Roger WO.St· Gloves veterans Tro)>f'i.. and , Duane Hender"'n o; er Tony Hen's tonight'• llchedule, eon, Beach ~- . V!. Wayne O.yd, ern, Beach AC VI. Henrv awards wilt also be presented I Thompson tn middlewe1jjht l aod last night' ..sulta· Columbus , Lamtun. Hat~e Co- John.,.,, Columbuo. lollowing Snttm1ay nighl's bout , Roy Jones ov';' Robert . TONIGH1' ~ SCBEUULF. lumbul, V!. O.ur., Edwar<L, Middleweight - '•ne Matt- actloo. 1 Botchers: V. Brar-oil. fi!.O over ~ ~ '" . !be tWt Golden ~·Mil bodlliloul'namelll for · tbt Go!Upolll • Sctutbon ],)IDo Area J!ll .llllllerwoy in the ,W~ ~ 1!'111 In ~l!lllpollo . AJIIII'OUIIAIIIJ 1110 peroom ,._ tll'_bllld tor ·u ll&llt.o last nflltl . . _. lloull tllded dlicl*ltrio. ~ · , OOf ~ ....,. In the N~v::rue ::",t."::::-;:.:."":: "'::=:'.;'~ ~ie~u~i~'::"pu~P ~~:;:_ ~:~~· 'H~~~~,;tt'' ;ot~'!~~ ~~~~s; :~: ViSi_ti_mr _ ·.w, est VirJJinia State Yellow l'-'• k Fl d ll,f B Ri G d ' .J · ac ets oore ":t-96 y o ran e rr .lop ~ BY DICK THOMAS Grz.d Game sun day t •· ~ :;; ··• 1!1-t·Jl1 "' · '•· • 1 wt.toiri.llh+treo If · .,; Francisco . LouiJ Ailfelea · J 411 17 25 ·· · :. ""*""'"'" 17 ti· . j7 • .'• · .m : :.~.my ::'~1~ Son ~ ~t: ~~ Wellston at Logan GallipoliS at Jack son Pomeroy ot Nelsonvlll• ~~~~s G:\~~~~~~~~~~r" I ~ ';j·~;:; _;, ta 221.4ii·•' . a.oo11a · Ball l3'1 'St L..ils' 1u , Flywelgh; Imnnen, Lary Ho1 n, VF';!·, ;.:";";;\:;ed I ;Ito":·;. Bob :":' IIIII ' ~ Zllcl<r. Tbe oaly MUton· AC vs. Bot• Crail, H"nt-. Colwn~ va. Roy Jon••: Mil- 1e Smith, Bead! AC, v., Mil- Doug Thacker in wdh<rwtlghl Bill Doogla•. who will t urn ma.le a per101>ol lout!" 'I1W . . ..WW. l:W nmoinlnl _!_n~ v_~w: ton; Mail Mllltr Huntington ten Edw"il . Hun:inQI•'n I FW. match ; James l'or' ., ov•" Bob pro in two .months, will ~igh-: 14htheavy RIc nard McGooe : Gerry l>lugi"' over light lomght s acho.t TONIGHT'S GAMES I .. : • ~ ·, /I'~ !if .4. I In J ~ ; Gem.. · _· 1 NY vo. S.F. ~ Si)l "'1LA v Cln I Clove · I t ;, u ·· ~ ~1.-. vs\alla~ Wuhi~<OJ· Chicago at llo.stop . St. LouisaiPhllal!eiplilo . liannan Trace at Kyger Croek FIGHT RESULT!! Wltb Tony Baa' 35 points and Bob Mabry's 23 points and 26 rebounds, the L06 ANGELES llTPII - Iof a world chanpi<..,sh\p down to To achieve that goo! as well Hannan at Southwe<"rn By United !'roll 1~ '" Rio Grande College Redm~n breezed to a 114-96 win over West Virginia Stat~ be· . Sports history will be mode ' a laney trophy . as puttmg some money into the Rutland at Raci"" TOKYO IUPl! - Y4Shi ~- · (otf< a near capacity crowd last nlsbt in the Gallia Academy High School gvmnasmm. ; Sunday when prolessional footFor the Chiefs it was a tong players' pension funds, Rozel le Raven""'ood at Wa hama Numala. l3'l. Japan, lllllpoln.,.. · B111, a 6-1 freshman, connected on 14 shots of 27 from the field and made se- 1 boll places the crown of world awaited opportunity to test tht! seated the Los Angeles Memor- Chapmanvlll• at Pt Plea sant · K.ani Joo Lee. JS4~, South Kt- :·. ven ol10 from the foul line to total 35 points. He left the game on personal fouls I champion on the winner ol the caliber of AFL foootboll against iai Coliseum from $6 to m and SATURDAY'S llAMF.S rea 'IOl. ... "' with 2:03 left in tbe conlelt. · ~ long dreamed about meeting the top team in the older predicted a 93.000-seat sellout. Chesapeake at Gallipolis i LOS ANGELFJ; rUPil -YIB. Mabry, I fl-5 freshman, made seven of 11 from the f --~--- -- . ·- - - ' between tbe American and circuit. The Green Bay Packers. I He also sold ihe television Logan at Upper Arhngton floor and was nlne for nine at tbe foul tine for 23 points, senior guard, left the game on National football league cham· however are not taking the rights to two networks tNBC Coal Grove at Jack<on do Ramos. 130. l..o! Ancel.,, but h11 28.rebounds were a key factor _iJJt~e~~o_~~nd! i louts for Rio Grande. ! plom. I Middleport al Pt. Frye I outpointed Ramoo Echavarria, 1contest ' lightly. Consislenlly l and CBS I for 12 million. win. ' : ' Tom Doo~, 6-4 freshm~n. l Dubbed tbe Super Bowl. the ' they have satd that .,VICtory But the television blackout or F:astern at Alf'Xander . 131 , San Jose, Calif. (10). ' The oalJ other Redmlft tn :_ State failed to rebouDr:l froM Iot a ~meal called on hlm 1 g~e between the Kansas City means more to them than the the Los Angeles area for !I Kyger Creek at Oak IMI . t "( f I 4ouble llauroa was Dicit: Luset- !111 H-,1'1 loss Wedn..day night , wben be at.tempted to re- 1Chiefs of the AFL and the money , distance of 75 miles brought ' Symmes Valley at North Gathn Soulflwest~ ! U, 1 6-1 semor, playing his j to ~ College. 'l1le Joss Ibound a ~ by Bass and hUDI 1 Green Bay_Packers of the NF But the rewards are rich for ,forward a torrent of protests 1 Racine at ?..anesville Rosecrans 1 Tulsa 85 North Texu It ... ' last home ramo. Lusettl. bad te Graade left Coach Frank 011to the nm of the besket. , ~~ -giVen oil the trappings both the winners . and losm. , and unquestionably hurt th• -- ·~-·--· 15 pointl. IEnty s men with a 12--5 record. Dave Hamilton made the shot Pro football CommiSSioner Pete Igate. Desp1te advertisements in Lusetti WBI injured with Two cif the five losses were to :on tbe free throw but Rio : Rozelle sought to outdo base- I newspapers and a large-scale 7_:5llleft 1n the nrat lu!lf w~~en : alo Grande:.th• first being tn :Grancle still led 79-a with 11:23 , S ball's World Series by offering promotional program , about be aod steve To""ler oolUded i the ~tary t u"rney at ~t. j left in the sec<_'nd half. : members of the winning team 60,000 seats were sold by and be lllflered a out on the , Pleasant wtlh the Redmen wtn· : Alan Hanulton collected · m.ooo each and the losers Thursday night. right eyelid wbich required Ining 1!3'112, 1State's technical wben be . "!"; $7,500. Bill John, borrowed from the ~ atltches to clole. Luaet~ 1 It ~as the flflh consecutive parenlly queshoned on offictat s ! Los Angeles Rams as tlc~et well! to the hos!>ltal and re- win fO~ Redmon of Co a c h call. Don Trainer made the • COURTS NEW CAREER Imanager. said there was no turned for the second bail, gel· Art Lliriharn. Rio Grande Is free throw to mak• It R I 0 way of predicting day of the dnt back; In the contest at the '·now iG:3 for the season. The , Grande 91-77 with 6:30 Jell In ; NEW YORK tUPII -Former game sales at the Coliseum but 11:.01 marl<. bad 1 i-1 re<Ord, tllen ilbe second hall. : John Tannehill, 14, ol Mid- Boston Celltc star Bob Cou,y lthe total could be upwards of A senior, Lusettl will play Ihit a "Jive game losing streak Rio Grande took a U lead , dleport, returns to tournament will haad\e _halfltme mlemews 65,000 . the ' lour camel on 'the Iand were 5-6 going into the Ro- wiU. ud. .... on table tennis this weekend in and_ game analySIS on five road with tho Redmen, hia lut tory ·Tourney where they 1 Toay llloa'alayup. Alaa Ham. Coiwnbus in tryouts for the I Naltonal Basketball Association QUICK SERVICE FOR belna \be GeDrlelawn College IWllll two games. Then they , Utoa fled H %-% with a lllde ' Greater Columbus area Inter· .games to be telecast from 1 THE HOLIDAYS! laDle Jan. :n al Georaetown, I de!eatell Michigan Lutheran, jumper wifll lt'f5 left, ... I cities Men's Team. IBosto~ thiS season by the Ky. He (l'alluateo at the eod ~ and Bltiefleld Stale belore tan· I wao fouled by Bios but made 1- Last we':" he won two events : ~meman Broadcastmg Compa- ! • ,. or the first •emester. gllng wltb the Yellow Jackets' ll!e lllrow to Jive Slate m the Indianapolis Open sine- y . Slate bad ftve men In double of Coach I!ntv. ' a 'W lead. Boss hit I jump- \tes play, the Boys 17 and U~- CoWly wdl Inaugurate his 1 DRY CLEANING flgureo willl Dove Homllton, f. j Slate behi'a l&lPI odie tV• er at the key, Rio Graade 4-3. der and Men's Class A Ishew on ABC IbiS Sunday when su'n ............... ]··A'- .-. wa , ~-- D·"- In _,__,,__ Donald Townsend louted by I Tb Obi 0 T bl T · the Celltcs host the Philadelphia -SERVICE' 1 1r _ , . . _ . , . , - • w~ Y• er 11110-'ft'OWDeD ._........ 1 ' . . I e a e ennis Assn., Cous 's halftime uests 'l $142-~ ' wtth II points. Hamilton also i laol ntpl wifll It r;:ebouads lo IGregory, made Ollt to Ue II t-4 1annuolly sponsors an Intercil- will · includ~ Boston g:neral (Upon Your Requtol) '. . 1i14 It nbounds. He fouled , Rio Grllde'l 5I but llle Red- aad Alan Hamilton cut loose 1ies Tournament in late Janu. mana er Red Auerbach and out wtlh fi:ll left In the second i mea ouiUot Stille buill from I from the stde, connected and 1ary among Ohio clubs. Strong cente! Wilt Cbemberlam and balf. 1Stale led 11-4. Lusetti htl from 1 l""ms also~ come from Dayton, coach Alex Hannum of !be' 1 tile lleld and tbo foul line. Phone 992-2238 BDI ltlrll, a H\!o llelbntoa, : Rio Grande ......,ected on 411 , lbe key and Bass dunked one Cincinnati, Zanesville, Cleve- 76ers ; Second St. Pomeroy Middleport, Q, left lle pme on ~I• at Ifield goals in 12 sbots lor 48.5 to make It RIO Grande 8-ll at land and Charleston . Hunting- I ..:.·~----------'._,.====""""""===;.,;,b.,.~"'-"-"-"-"-"-"""~"-'"-'"-"'~""-.~,..~"-"'--"-~-"'-"''""''""''""'""'..;,...,~..Or.J tie 1:1'1 lllirk wHit 17 ,.loiJ Iper cent and made 34 of 44 1the 17:06 mark. Alan Hamtl- ton W Va which 1I' 't L-• .. I ton fouled b B ad ' . .' lgns i - I U N"'l-· Alaa RIJD- ! from the row line for 77.2 per 1 • • Y a~s, m 1 one self with the Ohio organization • ju., ·f.l oop!Jomore, bod lJ cent. state had 37 of 85 from to ,cut Rio GrabadeGo lead to 8-7d· in lf.S.T.T.A. .'anctioned activ- ' ...... .... nde4l lite pllte 1 the field for 411.5 per cent aad n Jumper Y regory an ity. ' wtfll _l_ pe!'.!oaala. DwayDO 22 of (0 charily looses lor 55 two free till-ows by ·Bass and Columbus area players Ffteiuaa, f.l lnlluttaa, oc:or- per cent. , one by Lusettl pWlhed R 1o . . corned U polato ud lltdlbed I Officials stan Spaulllng and 1 Grande to a 13-7 lead which pete m round-rohm play at 21<l4 , ~·· whll low .,...;, .,. Haater, Ken Th.ompson whistled 56 per· Ithey mainta.ined the rc!jt ot the ~eveland Ave. for places ~n ·. ' WIO lltlflbomen, llad It sonal 'louts including 30 against Ihalf, emerging oo top $11-43 at l e five man team Tannoholl polltl, ud ·lnft reboadl. State ~~ 26 against the Red- :b~lttime. : was a member o~ the team . H.,fy Wesley Rogers, 8-ll jill>- men. '·Eaeb team had one tech-j Rio Grande jumped to a 16 last vear Dayton s Net and lor center bad .-,,. two points inlcol- foul eaUed a••inst them pomt lead, 6!-43, with 16.47 left I Paddle Club won the 1965 ' ~ ' ,... 'lin the second ba" The 1·~ tournament and left the game on person· 1. D. Himilton, Rogers oud , a. Y w 1 ' the lftt 1o 10 will> 11:01 In the . Kirk"fouled out lor state. BaS! !77-60 at the second ball. They Other upcomln~ tournament< .;..,...i ' lltif, · Iand Ciptaln Don Trainer, 11-ll ~ led 77-liO at the 12:27 mark; 1 the Middleport boy plans to -;--,, ' . ~ · tJ6.QI With 9:16 tell; 119-79 at 1compete m lnclud? the Akron I the 4·24 mark and beld their I Rubber Ctly Open m February, ! biggest margin of the night, i the Ohio Closed In Cleve' ~ . . 112-110, 22 points with iifJ sec08ds Iland; and the Olllo Open in left in the game. Columbus. The . Eastern open Satarday alP! Rio Grollde in Long Island, N. Y., In March . . lr&Yela to Plbv!Ue, Ky., to and the United States Open \ 11y GARY KALil: 'J27 batters. meet t1>e Plbvtlle Bearo in San Diego, May 12-l:J.l4, and 1iJ>1 flporll Writer Outllelder Curt Flood came to to avenge an eortier 78-77 loss 1the Mldwe.'l Re~ional In Co; Forget about playing the with the St. Louis to tho Be.1r1 011 Dee. I 11 (lumbus a wee\: later. lfa1011. The Pllliburgh , Plratea No ligures 1l<!re Pt. Pleasant. , · liave the NaUooiil League Flood Is seekln• to Weal Vqlnla State lltl - 1 -~1 wratl!>ed uP; , league record of 20t1 D. Hamilton 7-4-18; A. Ham· I 's.,s· who? Well, JllU ean errorless aames by an iliOn i-6--16; Rogera 1~: .~.,eo i:lurochef, qudy now beld by Tony Townsend G-1-2; Freeman 5 :ql! '· Joe J1rowD •and lh!n o1 Phlladelflllla. 11 he -l-It; Clark S-H: Hunter qUesilon Mail!')' Willi: '' ~by hl• -llrst 21 game• 1-:1.-1?; Kirk 7-3-17; Davis . '"l thllil! acqllfrlnt.';wms ' ' t u miscue, the record is 1-1--3, Leavell 1-I-3. Don· · '11\en he'D 10 alter the aid ll--1-7. Totala :1'1-22-JIS. · -league ~ of Rio Graade Collece UlfJ teapl ' · hi . oliil.~ by Don Demeter with Baso 14.--7-35; Gregory S-3Cubo . :Oay I ~, riliil""'lphla and Detroit. 17; Mabry 7--9-23; Trainer 1Your cellar finish ""' tl-f; Lusettl '-6-16; Towler ' .. Wtii8 · 1,...,, :the,Phillie• corralled S?·yeor- 1--3-5: Donlin S-2--ll: Thorn- . Complete Protectllln In ei<eesi''Gll~ pl_t~)ler Bob Buhi, who .las ton 1-H; Batdorf 3--0--3; Is Our lull*•· and 1 air;;~ .' \rith Clllcago and Phllaqel· Lucu 1-1--3; Tolala ~ ·;n,: i1. last ..... and s~ 114. _ Ill o\attaliittfflt · I:) · signed Cillltract or u!Uity ,:::....._ _.:__ DON MLI~S · ·~ • &en*fal 11181111irio litllelder Pttil Llnr, a .200 hitler WRIGIIT ON PIN Wnts away •ibm> 40 gameo during 1!111. CIDCAGO IUJ'I) · -Mickey BUD SIMPS()JII . [IOil&ero ~ hia Mladelphl' also '!fed veteran Wright, star of the woman's pro DICK KARR, JR. a feather ln !be ;•"'lief l,•urlel' Dlclr Hall. acquired , 1011 dre)lil, -'l'ltundoy wao hat. llaltlmott. He was ..2 named the · winner of the tlftcoll.., •. had w1th · ~ worili!olulmptdli·Orlolu "putter of lilt par" trophy Wo tin Wri,_ ,.. • .. ·1 .. · · ·' ,presented llll1UIIIy lilt Golf 1 GEwashers & Dryers I Hi? 1 Team Tryou t Being Held In Colurnbus I 1 . ' - llledrnOn •lire• .... 1--=========-. ! 2 HOUR I . 'r I 176ers Robinson's Cleaners JWlffi w .s • I I, FIRESTONE -- . - s· w· h p·Irates, IP:DS It . .•8ecome ·ueavy NL . ' FavorJte •1 *" . 9ort!. f.· .. ""'"''-- 'Wrltera ~~ ~!~i:r.·W'Dellter ~i' Wondw~' ~!lob . ~· l:emas(e; 1 • M)a f'rl&llt~ . .... .;.;,;.~d Ml~ . ·.-,_, I·: \1~:~~.~~:·-(t-2)' <Keliii; ('i-ll .lliw!· VG~MI Wldle ' ' P• ll'm '·ln ' t6el was· ~lliit!l':»3 ~f'Ati-.~ BraV..• tOld.' WoOdWald ~ Wrllbt lijl) ,.t.>4Jye ~ .:.~-r,Ve· till' • f r '· ' !"( .' ~"~ · ~ ~·'·· . 1 F ' f' 0 0 ' ' ' • "~ti_ce. Open ·. · · _ · . ~ .iN'AND P~Y aow!Jo.IIN~,: ,, lff 'lit ;.;.. '•': .et;t .~. Wh_ltt l!!~le Sevlriao Nj,w on 'all these handsome hardtops' · Featured _Gala•le.SOO h~s sty!~ steel wheel covers , accent . .:.. ~ip~. whJtew~lls, c~_alce ot six twa-tone' patnts-all .. .oc,l~d~~··tn !Ov< price. Sp~i,l-savings:on F.alrlane. ,t~~: fam;Jy ~rf~[mai\9e t:ar.and fun-ear Mus~ng, tool - .. ~ ;:~!-;~, .1~ ¥·';;;-~ ;: ~ . •· • :"'l. • . : ~ '! .~ \ ~. , ,, ··~' .'i l" .S.\ 11, $, �' • ... . .. . ( ' I • Wins •JCars Collide ·' =:;;;;;;;~ Mrs. Sorden • More Mini -Skirts the Thing • A ...,... mi!O!IaJ w of w.........,. J.....,. ,., At Junction 7 , ,m. •• u.e llany t.,w Die."! Tbursda •. (UPU:.M.;, Colloce tho limo for o !llrl "1 limply do oat dottp far !tlllrboctJ wbo)ber U..,.n • • . ~Iris. 1,0 experimelll lotdi ODto ith• overage boujtooilt. doll1 course, an 'older' woman T&C·Group 0 R ut 554 ~Uey retld...,. .. ~ ..• ) ' '" ' 1 word fllday Individual fiolr and tlylo, •0¥011 1 m.u dcMbea,muot "" -r• llll~ve, sbe , I n 0 e :":.-st.Met~mc.r:~,to.A:rw- a~~ Edldi~ ~:..~.~...w ..:·' \3 B~uts Open 1?67 AAU Bo:Xirig Tour.ney Thursday • oe1 .. 11 .11 1 and 1. JO. Of trow hoi', (Oj' , OIIO'S ""'""' lashiooal>leo. advised. lor the busy '110111811, 1M lll- 1mU11 decldo wbat II • ri#lht lor . · ' Carl driven l}y Charles G. Cl b ""i'' -~" "' ~ _,... u. "'" o1 Now "Blll any woman over at1 wbo lvolved ono who II adlve lo. bot!her. '!'bot Ia wilal • • 190'1 I ~lohtgomeey. 40, flomden, and ~~vetpenooo attended:~~ Hotpi\1\ ~· --inl:'"'-~' I . or laobloo wears a mini-Wrt II nut!tinl , l~e." said the womM who bai wte. . I' James N. Wrl/jbt, 29, Cheshlro. at llle llliley l!om• 1111• "'"""· ner.l wv•cH will!!!! heidtSdtlo . whose but grotesque. She should be the dlsUnctlon ol boviDI pul 1 ' II )'QU aot,lce the .. dml becolllded at 4:12 p.m. Thur>doy PI••• lor settrog ap 10 f,; day at 2 p. m.• at the &wllll . Parnis · ' does a j:, millioo arrested. her d...,.es on ibNe J'int 'l lore you're aware ol. the worn- I :lll!.' FUneral Home Willi tho~ ·· 00 Rt. Sst, at the junction of t~e ••• .~ puts "There'a nothing sadder than Ladles Mamie Eisenhower, an In It, tllen sbe'o , dreased 1 R.d Th door ra•c~• nut IUJI!~ Nortla ollleilltiii\IO'I • •1,N enned -~ , ..... c . ere wa• we .. dlliCUosed and It wayt- rrOeland . . ....,, 1 Bulavtlle-l'orter ~ .jn lfle closets of first to see women try to take a Jaequellne K y """ poorly. No _matter npw expen-~ beavy damage to both cars, th• rted Indoor sboott will "]le -Burtal will be In GriNo """" ;;...t the world's best ' g~ant step backward and look IBird JohnSOII. Ilive tl>e dreu is," abe told ~ Stale Patrol reported. -... :nducted Ia file bosemenl '.i.r cemetery. Mrs. • Sorden>-wu a tlreSied' hke their dancing daughten," 1 "I did design. for !hom - lor · student.. . , t . -member of tho Long 1101- . ''Tbooe. •·-· are goi"g to be the outspoken designer said. ' , lh _ e special kind or !Uo tbty I, _ Olllcers reported that Wright ' tbe li&Jiey home. Aft "'~ ~ " ed ar<bero ol Meigs Couiily Melbodilrt Q111r011' SO!Vl•..., , , lift' .. uP flot more belore thev evor "A real woman dresses lor • l•ead. : was apparently blinded by the ore lovlled . to tile second dudi! tnt d;I•Rhte•, Mrs, ftubp ... otarl lo ~ back down: · I man, and if other women bit>- I "But my other designs ... , I I sun •• he attempted to make a •••ling _,., orr, ·.Loh! .Jioftolll; tw4>1 11tr.ll, .. 1 Miss Patnls told young deSllller pen to like It too, that's an ••· , not f?r one porticular wlman. · · ..,,. William,· ol LollB Bottom;....-, , right tum. and he turned right hopefuls at Ohio University tra plus. ' l cion t try to make clotbes to 1 d~ 1 into the path of the Montgom- MitlAnNttr\'I'DlBHif'tJ9&4fl!li.tL'11 Clerence of Diambntl, :W.ot.Vlt":~\ here Thursday. Diet Flrtll iplease oft women either, _ Just ! DAVE K.OBLENTZ ery car. I sister, Ethel Janke, Demotte, "The mini-skirt is a natural. "A girl Without good legs or mysell. I have never destgnejl Dave Koblentz was re-elec:ted w . h' ncl h' 'f R't I Ind. and a. brother, CbM'Iet n•s functional and that's the wh o's too fat won't get any .something I wouldD't wear my- ~ • president of the Meigs County • rag~ a l.!l WJI!, l.a 1 i .Beni; Powell, Oltlo. • i~«~ . looks when she puts on the sell if l were Y"""'er or ba4 .usoctallon or Township Trus- 1\rig.\t, cob mpl~lthened or _minor Friends may ·.aft at 1he fwi. purpose o1 clothes . · . . .... ~ rt h t sk'rts I the ft'gure ' ! ·: injuries ut ne1 r was 1mnu:!. "ID our ... everyday bves-with ~uu -s or 1 anyway, 80 ·· tfeS 'and Clerks at an annua1 ed J eral home any Ume. 1 ~ small eports cars small plane I she'll soon have the sense to I "I make il so I Uke II and The XI Gamma Mu Chapter meetln• 'l'bursday at the fire diolely treat : d. . I ; · ,-1 ' ~ bo~ that 10 per """I ol ctte " •· seats and"""'"" apartments - ' Ia ke them off . And diet · '' .,en .' . of !he Beta SiBJne Phi met bouse -~on Condor St., Pomeroy. The. patrol . , . Wnghl to C 1E clof\IM~·l!*turally going to ' "The mini-kirts are great on the mtlhons of Amencan worn- Tllur5day evening . at the Co- Other ofllcers re-eltcted were Golhpohs mu~ti:ipal coorl Jsn . ~8 );'C e vents are be8'1';• f\ID('tional. That means ~ the campus. They make the en wi}l like the same th!?gs I lumbus and Southern 0 hI o Oscar Babcock, vice pr..ident: I ~~ on a charge ol ,failure to '" San~ioned for ~67• " s~,, sk\rts, loose . fitting gtris better groomed and they do: I m lucky they do, she Electric Company BJid olanned Clacence Lawrence, secretary- 1 y.eld the nght oldway. Southern Local high •il~ool Members _,f the Meigs MoiOf· ' dreW""tjlipgs that move with I wear proper shoes and other saJd. • social at -118 next meetillg, treasurer, and Art!tur Orr, ex- A deer was kllleth at 5 10 a:m. will approach being a "coirijlre- cycle · Club .attended a illeWfll_.• easi~}or- 'file busy woman." Ithings with them. They certain- Iostiod Most ~portant · ecutive committeeman. Friday on Rt. 7• ree. mllt.s henslve'" hJgh school whert i ·· Jt of Ute American Motarcycle For YoUDI Only ty look much better than those The .key to. fashion designing The Oevela~ chapter of , Koblenll Is !rom Chester south ol Cheshire. DaVJd Ge':" adds 12 new subjects to illil940 i Assll. l•st Somday•ln 'Co!Umbua'Yo\lns glrla can wear the tight pants,'' Miss Parms Bald. Is mstinct, satd the woman wllb Beta Sigma Phi sent -mvltallons townsl!ip Babcock from Ohve, 44, Snuth Poml, struck and .lull· lud t at the beginning of the · to •anctlon events for the ron;. , !hoft.:. s)(ir"is and the kooky I Her views on designing a_s a 1more than 35 years in the_ busJ- to the cha~ter to attend the Lawren~ from Lebanon and ~ the deer as it ran a~r\l!S the ~~.o~~ 9semester next MQtu1liy. Jng ,ear, anriounced Gerie-H~do clot.Ji:~·~ 1 ·1d~ss Parrus told the , profess 1on and the m~ovaltons n~....s to back up her opl~1on. 1convention m aeveland on May Orr from Chester. highway tn front ·of hi! car. ;Executive HeaJ Paul Pt:JWen ashtlt, president of tb"e docM. •. ---"' · >•• they should that spell high fasbton are Talent helps. Determmatlon l 19, 20, and 21. Thirty-two trustees and clerks There was no damage to the .d tod , .,.,., duJio·. , .· · , . CIJOIIli, """ • is I B I I U cl Iii ' S8l ' ay · · equally concise. a mus . u ns n , e The W and Means com- and 18 honorary members at- I car. Students may elect the 11ew Events scheduled this yu~· .'( -flair for turning a destgn on a : ays . tended Speakers were Bernard Patrol arrests Thursdtly In. ld 11 '111~ ~th are "First Enduro " April ts; "Drastic changes just do not drawing board into a beautilul ] mlttee ooked the money rece•v- Fultz, Rev. Ralpil Welker, C. E. eluded: David Prikkel, 19, Day· sub]e<:ts, sa_ Powe . S6ifth· First Scrambles, May It; J!iat "' . . .. happen. Each one slowly de- living dress lor a woman is the : ed from the sale_ of ChriStmas Blakeslee and Mrs. Paulme ton, spo~ing, municipal court, of the classes. o~fered at rjl;rt~ Hill · Climb, . July 2; <. SeCond : COIW!l~&- Ffom Page I Ivelops. Life more than a cle- 1secret between being the best : ttem.' be turned m as soon os Nelson. Each gave short talks. Jan. 13; Bernie !l· Smith, 66, em LoeB! wldl be s:;,o ' tim- ·Scramble.',- July 30: SecOIId .Hilt• '~We know the vast majority ISJ~~er changes _fashiOn. and the ordinary . 1possible. The chapter diSCus~ Refreshments were served. Gallipolis, overwidth vehicle, somewh;lt to ncrease e 11. . Climb, AUBUSt ?:7, and SecOnd of ple ji'IIH~ in our town Each collection - and I do l A charrnlng example of what I plans fo~ Founders pay, W1th munJcipal court, Jan. 14; 1bom· -ber of classes from six to s,~yen EnduFo, October I. . , r. th~ mo~ matters in four each year ol about !11 she preaches, Mi" Parnll the preSident, Shirley L'uster, LOPQE TO MEET as L. King, 39, Rl. 1 Pomerov per day. , ;~ ., ,_ h dresses each-IS an evolution Ioleadfastly maintains "there Is no!lng that a Jetter to lnl!rna· Pomeroy Chapter No. 164, F. msecure load municipal court New sub] eels lo be oll~red, <;!TED TO COURT ·• bo ~\!Js :: :~:r.=~ ?f the p~evious one .. Yo.u keep 100 such thing as an older wom. tional headquarters had been ~A.M. will hold a special mec~- Jan. 14; Russ~ll F. Spicer, Jr.: are Journalism, Earth ScW,hce, Harry A. Mlller, Pomeioy, ., U _ throulf:.~derstandin m what IS good, modtfy 11 a Ill· !an. Age is 8 state ol mind and 1sent to secure new Ideas lor mg Monday, January 16 at _7.· 33 , Hamilton, s~mg, muniel· Health, Clylcs Notehand _ (.tin!· charged with assault ,and , bali _ Oflliv' and lv0r1dng togetbe~ tle to meet dtfferent needs. and 1there's no division that marks it. Refreshments were served 30 p.m. for work In the . first pal coort, Jan, IS; and Qrvllle tar to shorthand>, Driver~du. tery ·in an aflldavlt tt'' fJI tl>e~m on ood," he said !l~ss, out what " bad - what , middle-age if a woman dieto I~Y Jane Walton and-·Ann Rupe. degree. Refreshments will be L, !son, 28 , Middleport, speed- ucatlon, Project Ty~lng, ~lo- Douglas Seyler, h.. iieenr.oid> . ouchin - . ~odernlzatio~ dt~n t selL . , and slays with it. , rhere wei'<! 13 members pres- served and all master masons ing, municipal coon Jan. 18 Igy 2, Latin 3, Repatr ~I _ch- ered 10 appear In Pomert)l MIY' . g . M That makes the new look, "My clothes could be worn by 1ent. are invited. · . Iinery, Math 12 and Basic lc, or 'Charles ·Leaar'SO eotirtJ' ob pr gram n 1m hprogrhees~ k r. A designer cannot alford to ! - ~~ I Powell said Southern ~l's '·Janua~ 11 acoordin• W<1'oftl. Hobstetler d t all an 15 J·ump olf the deep end He can1 1 has been rev to ''· ' ... · In I' ,_ ed . . piniOn 0 currcuum ~>..' b s ow I con~u mt erest not do business like that. 10 , • •0 • . 1 wtlb tandard• •••te -police -... · It f ·ut· b d 1 comp Y s ., .. ,.. 1 ~n mprmrm ~ acl 1 ~s Y ~ "It took seven years for the Department of Educatlon(,,may tl ·, ... m every thmg ooss•ble ~ sack-wh~eh was a terrible flop, set up >w• • • ... make bank g convenient an 1 probably because of the namei The . resent teacher sla!f.ll'ill ' · :',. . pliasant fo liS customers to develop Into the shUt which ' ' ileach \he new courses, l!Rwell C~NTJNUElfFfolll p~ 1" . ' The boar of dtrectors, mel Is one of the wisest fashion• By LYLE WILSON survive. spending. P,nsensus won I w~rk I said. ,:w acorts of l\ll'l'~lilf ~ "'*"edJAtel after the ,•tockhold· laround. It ' fi~ ~ur contemporUnited Preas lnleruat,lollal r That is the star apangled I there eith~r. The tell wlnge_rs of I ,,. were shatlereCI. • . .. . ,,, . er~ and re· llle present Iary tim;.J(t' it i!Mps the sllhou-, The most dynamic take- P.robiem of foreign affairs. But the Great Soctety pohltcal . CALLED TWICE .J. QlfteerJ P)'incls . KeaU!)I ?f~cers Edlso~<jbsteUer pres- ette and shows there I.' a figure : charge guy in mndem American LBJ also Invited himself into a coalition demand more money PT. PLEASANT - Morhmer The Pomeroy emergi!ncy Jac~ O'Connor •.flY ~~ ~•.,P~ .. , id',nl; RJCbard''ti!a~bers, vic• Iunder there." , pollbcal history bad lost control painted corner in the United for the war on poverty ax 1D. Taylor, 88; a reSident ol unit was summoned ~ay "glowing gold'.: from aJl!~~; ... pr~!Sid•ent:: Maxme Gnffitb, cash· The took lor this summer will of political events as the new Nations. Johnson directed Unit. at the· expense of less money , Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, and a re· lat 4,36 p. ·m. and again ·n ;9:55 .at _ a thr~way ')n!"~·~· Georl!!ll f., 1\Dbstetter, as- be short, pale and loose. But 90th Congress convened this ed States support lor the United for the war on Communism In tired employe of the New York 1 m first for Mrs. ulli Ill sounded a genera) fire, alafJD,, , s~~~;~~:~ca•¥. .Ll!ra_ K. Jones, not much dllferent, Miss Paml9 week to take a cold second look Nations economic boycott of the Southeast Asia. Central Railroad, died at 7:10 'I ~ er;: Weldltown, who,.;.,.sus- and began their dramatic- d•l/1·.-. a Wtlllom J. said. ·.: · at Johnaon administration poll- lrhite man's government of LBJ 'cannot satisfy all ha~ds 1a. m. tndoy at his home lol· tained a laceration of the;',head to waken the 1le.!iplng ~!\110!111 "'<ll:""!m·anager, "I design for the woman who cies. 1Rhodesia in southwest Afrlca. 1on that one ~thout budgetmg Ilowing a three week Ulness. Iand taken to Veterans !Aeglo~· of tlJ.e llr~Q._; .. !, ~ 1 .- .....\ io '- ~' •. asslst- does not wont to be way out, The gQth is an unfriendly The boycott was sought by Ilor o shocktng _Increase or He was born In Mason county lal , bospllal, and seeQnl\•"· lor , Fifteen mmy)~ ; ll!fl'~.• · H. am branch manager, of the Rut- but who Is really with 11. Congre18• It does not love Bntam under pressure from govemlllent spending. Johnson on June i, 1878, son of the· late Mrs, Alma Parker at tb",soun· Inch gas ma111 lulrsf;..;! Iii~ land Offi..,._. For Busy Women LyndOII B. Johnson. There Is no black African rne'1'h•ra of the I has la~d 4he political courage John and Matilda bavis Tay. ty borne, who also had ..!fllen. flames rolled dq!in l¥11h sl~e•,-9!~ man olive in the United States Wllbbly, make-bal,lel>? British or pollbcal declsJOn 90 far 10 1tor. He was a. member of the 1 Mrs. Podrer was taken·~,. to i !Olst Avenue, II" llre.RIFft 111!4 , at this moment who more Commonwealth of napoJIS. levy sulllclent taxes to pay for ! Seventh -lilly -Adventist Church Meigs General Hospital••~ ~,policemen oub;an t!te Jire t•• urgently wants to be loved than Black African pr4ssure and i his already gaudy spendmg 1 Mr. Taylor is survived by a :;" safety. Two l'rge fire ~0\1! ,I does the President. , Amerlcab Negro 1/l)tis com· Iprograms. . . RETVRNS . TO SCHOOl. wei'<! .ncmera~. ... ,, t'· 111 daughter,_ Mrs. Nellie Slaugh~r~stdent Johnson s foreign bined to jMtle JohR*t)n to 8 New spendmi' l!llmply ~te ter, of Columbus, 0. There are Miss Connie Reed has. 11 r,re·~lfr Thirtee~ alalYJI!I ,were soun~ poliCies have becl>me a handful typieaUy politieal.;iblullon of! aggrava::.,:ha~ ~:uatl~n, ere ter nine grandchildren, 23 great turned to Mountain SlateJiop- lor the fli'O, . MDre, 1M\\ 1,11011, of loose, dry sand which be Ibis policy problem 'lbe Unite<!' more_ P e e an greadd grandchildren, and three tis! Rlgh School, alter spejJ!ling Ctty firemen bl!llled ~- b!'"' i callliOt finnly grasp. LBJ home Sta•... holed for' , a UN i dellctls. This, ol coursen, al. ' great great grandchildren. three weeks of Cbrlstma&-118CO· i.l"'t were un!bl~ to . eet .el~ .. 1 · 1 = • · .. up to mol'<! currency tn a JOn ' '"tente h~-t~ tm fro t ! , n po 1c1es are aa e wnve Y economic: bo cott ffbw· Brltajn l . ' Other survivors are three tion with her parents, ,.-r'*'.:~nd J. beeause ot ·th e.JU AGGRESSIVE . MAN CHASER I I don t want my b~other out of .control as a cup refuses to ~United States higher prtces at the supermark- brothers, Leonard Taylor, of Mrs. Leonard Reed, Rout~~., I, fire company .JI'1ure4 ~hem)cal!!-: , Dear Helen: ftndtng out about hiS wiles OI> quicksilver splashed and al- . · ! boy tt'"' ~ Iet· ebeckout . counter and bad, T . ble 0 Toliver and I Pomeroy The school Is ••eel- "nd water !roll! the ruof. .JlJ a ., t• t " y I th I II . In lo ~ to d bl Im ecooomtc co .. ..,ommu- 1bad trouble lor LBJ nm ' ,, , . "' , d' , .. ~ . I have •.••. P)~•'..'"'" .. a seeme woos. e e am Y JS up w... liP"'• on a mar e nisi Cuba: Instead, ll)e British ,, , · Elwin Taylor, both of Rt. 2, Pt. 1 ed on the west slopa ol !Qhe six-story school bull mg .,on· ""' '' to be quif6>"'1ll."mon nowadays arms about them, and 1 eer- floor, 1extend to Cuba ~normous Jobnson s elecllon recordh Pleasant Alleghany Mountains near While fringe ol the blaze. -that iJ'.~ oil ?vereager tainly don't want any more Good luck and good breaks I rivale credits. LBJ:i. lorei 1964-68, may , even mate Servic~s will be held at 2! Sulphur Springs. y· . • GOING ro: NIGI!llll\' ·'• lemalell llohiit:IHive thetr eye on trouble w•th her. I can under· could restore takHhai1!e guy ppolicy collaboration ·'''with ~~ ! Herbert Hoov~~ s spectacularly m Sunday at the Crow· \ i . jp 'd t V~mon R ;,-!. other womeds ·..Dlen. stand the need she has for Johnson to arm·tWistmg com. . gorgeous pohttca1 surmse m P- · ~ · .. ' .resi e_n . , · '4TC mand But th ood 1 ck d wnbbly United Kinllj>m Is a 1928 and his ~ismal. chill sunset Hussell Funeral Home. Rev. WF.A. Tnf.lf OhJO UmverBIIY will leava _ OUr fa~lly golhered for b a :at.~ :.,mpanl~nshlp, ~~ I good ·breaks ~ ot u 1 :;:' one·way street. It .,wtll be ' In 1932_ 1t probably will be a Wilbur Baxter will officiate and Considerable cloudl¥1• 'Lid Saturday,, Jan. 111 I"":;, NII~', boUd~y dinner. My younger ro- on , my ance 1 g my moment in sl 1 nLIIJa mo:~ difficult lor 1968 Qinocratlc re eat unles~ LBJ's tuck burial will be in Yeauger ceme- leoatillaed mild thioogh s.U,. wliere on TuesdfiY bO Wlll··· ther IS fighting In the Army OV· b~ot~;r s r:p;ace~~ORR~ desperately no!:'.· some goodt campaigners to explal that to C:.nges and be again takes tory near Leon. Friends mav day. Snme obowertl likely oale the new ,.g91 · , i>9Udin1 erseas, hut his new wile was' ~~~u we 0 • luck on the Asian war front. Hls l tbe voters, "'· charge will\ cqurage to carry call at the tuner a! home after •1&111 and saturday. Low, ~o- c~mpus of K'!'J".. Teae!\ers' Col· there. She started casually talksystem of government by President JobnJon =it~ has on. 11 a. m., Saturday. J1i1b1 In 30s. " lege In lh< ' Nortbeiit ' !IO~ . Ing to my fiance, and I thought De w led· •.,nothing ol It until she snddenly ar orr · consensus does not protect the , lost control over (0\lernment ulled him Into her Ia in lull Don't tell your absent broth~: adminlstrati~n against political P. P he has entl118h troubles fighting trouble arising· out o1 the Vtew of the la1_:n°hiY · on tbe front lines, without get- dispute between the Hawks and ;i: 1 1 ity to • m tq · come tillg Involved In battles on the the Do-res •• sit , wlileJI be did. .After bame !l'Oilt. Government by 'eons""""' 1n CONTINUED Ffom !:fge 1 seei e was -~lUll$ nowhere .00 •-· th In . ' I 'th ·ib ·at dp ..,.,p e men your !act, " mol'<! a deceptive I tries to I'll the lssUC.to the :_ m ~· ~- s 'ed bViD fainUy out ol this tigress' reach. system of &!l-thlngs-to-all-men military test and eailsjlpon Lin th eon H. than II is anythlnB else. A good f to u.. the army agifmt his th er an my a erd h o;:.d IDear Helen: deal of political hypocrisy is, opposllton tbe present disorders ere was no room an 8 e. The reSPQme to VIETNAM buill Into any policy based cal may well' in the sbort tenn lo ~ue~e. Then : ~ld11 _my MAIL CALL, since you mention· the ideo !bat II can offer mcrease For the army itself 1s brot er er c~ n e xmg. ed it In your column, has been Isomething to satisfy everybody. diced between supporters of He went out wtth her and was j tremendous - over 500 letters So it is that the President. finds t Mao ami ;aupporten of the sene about an ho~. when . lie in the first wave of mall, and himsell unhapplly stuck With an opposition eeme rushing In 8nil be, bti they're still pooring in, Please , unmanageable war In Southeast Diltdtrmll VloiOrJ wife and chll_dren left .suddenly.. 'tell all who are writing that IAsia. '11\e Preoident or oomeone U ·Mao and .Lin nevertheless I talked lo him the non day; tlielr letters are being lorward-1 painted LBJ Into a corner on were to win bY this' met!Wd, the all he would sa~ was hts young- ed 10 mali-hungry men overseas, thai one. He must escape to country would .Qui.te pOssibly go er brother ~tdnt know. what ~ and chtlr are appreciated more down the road to disaster, lor It ~ landed· HIS ":'fe IS sptl· than they'll ever know. would be called npon to bng fire at both him a~d thiS We can uae as many letters undertake radical policies at female. Somebow I don t think as your readers will write home and abroad, wllb the It was ms loult. jjotb . !rom . adulta and young CONTINUED Ffom Page I structure one! prestige of the the •uch adjectives as "excelle~t," Chinese Communist parcy both people' and we ap~tate ~'""" "lou~nr," ••store dumtny," and .. , bad'" shattered. . two stamps or dlrile they send, "flotterln•" to describe the " .:ao. Dl!VOTED TO INTEREST OF as our lunds were jWII about de. . • . , But 1 think It more "''"'able pleted for this nOJ>-profil work. pamlingthJohgnsobntrete<O:bedn,tmtheenret that Mao and Lin will Ill$ (in p L'L STEWART Pr · ct was no m u enc a lac!, it Is clear that atready IIEIGS • MASON AiiE.ft ~ VIETNAM M~ With the liB carat dlomO!ld penthey have lost tbe llrst two or llc:b1rlt 1. Owen, Pltbllll'l., r alor, Col dant worn by Henriette Wyeth three batUes) In that event .,....,. T1nn1hlll, lcntclr CALL, P.O. Box 3104-A, urn-, Hurd bl • uld be ·e• ed · 31003 I • proba y wo n ., ho •• toed dalb" uupt Saturda, . , bus, Geo rgJ.a, ' IMao all .11o vaua, PublUhlllt c.mpe,. Dear Readers. I . rom power eve 1 were > '''""""" ••·· •·-~•· o • '"'I Keep the leiters comlllg· As Blood Flowms to be retallied as a useful and .,,.., ,.,,... . . , . , . Pbono "" , of tb Vi IDa · . 1e , HONG I[ONG - A HONG ihlslori<ol symbol of the Chinese 6, tue:. r:cutortal Pho11a Qllll:-21;5'1 1one .~ m JUDg i Kong newspaper reported today ' IWOlution. And Lin almost s....,. ,,_ ""' ot ,.., !fighters wd, A bo~ ,.soldier that Peng Chen, the former! certainly would be replaced as ""''· 0 " 1' · !lilt Wbo is well·re 1 i mayor ol Peking who was mlnlster of delense by a loyal • Nattoul adverthlnl l'ePNie'Jlt.ltln: , Send your }etten in B plaJn ! OWted during the current pow- !SUpporter Of the opposiUon. : aou;.,.lu-KJrnball ~ac., Ma Lnlar- 1 envelope, inslde an envelope , truggl In O>mmuntst Chi· Tben the Red Guard would be . lon ""•·· N•• Yorlr Clb'. " " ' , 8ddreued to VIETN'M MAIL Ier e ,..,,. • n na, swas u1asslnated by a aun- promptly put ~. by the use ' CAL4· P.O. llo• 3104-A, Colt1111-l man 1n tho Chine,. capltal on of armed force >I necessary. ! .Ubler1JitiOb tiWil Deu..et "' bus Geor . E I lther I .. J"flfl wher. avallabr. 35 en.t. ,., ' 118 • nc ose e Monday' 'lbe ninth party congress I wHb • " nil' br MYidlee 1ft aw !two five-cent stamps or a dime. The South Qllna Morning probably would be convened to : ....., "'"''"''· "'"'"·· .,,_,., • • • : Maire them Interesting,· chatty, IPoll also said tllat Tao Chu, tho OQnflrrn·tbo posiUon and -author· ; has tty of the victorious opposition , ........, oo.•o• "'- ........... "' up.beat and you're aimoal sure I' parly propaganda chief, ...., ...,, • .,,. ,_,.., """'"" to get an answer that is if you ~- arrested by Red Guanla •nd Pe""" would adopt a mor• ,' . - a•dllble• OM mmUL .&r ' 1UCCll ... 'li . ...., . . . _ "'·"" SL< ....,,.,. 1 Jnclude your own name and ad· 1and that two former Peking ; rnodent!e line !ban that lol·l ,...., ......,. ·•·"'• ..,.....,. ; dress. •offlclals committed suicide by !lowed since 1958 with regardl' loj 1 No packages please - just !)U!!JP!!Ji from a !MII)9!!Ji ~nc: l!qllj d9!11~11\: and . ~ ........, "'"-=""~""' ·· - ~- letters.~ AM-triii!U"!Oadl; .;;g; /PetliiC. lbe c:apilil allaln. 'j sbe i * _.,. I 1a'9if Soc'al Event, Js PIanne By Soronty southern to- • \ Add CourseS Next MOnday 1 .. l . KARR I' '•liiiM l . • ·J I' 1 ' Mr 'J'ay}or f Take.Charge J0hns00 L·oses 0llt Porn·t Pleasant ' n·Ies Fri"day Nat' noJ w.'nd ow Dynanuc • 1 f0 •• FIRE ' " ·. f¥. ·"-r HELEN HELP US! "'I -r•.-. J. AJdn ,,to- MAO falie • ' • l ib""i' th 'gi; I I I UPJ BRIEFS THI DAILY SENnNEL c;,. 1'' t ! 1 •.ao. - - - · .._ .-1 ., ' ,..,.,.,....... Htii!111JI Ulllel"- ' . ~ ~7 - nl:~ laboutbJI , benth!rdVrwndBnchot ~ 1ted21h I ~!M~~Ail_! - LaKI'I'Jt Toe-Hoi f VI'WColum, busn. llupani B llenclerson, Huaba, HunUngfar VI'W' VI. 'i Ge«ge Wll'""' : StJivo , . ,,... w . ro ...,ea . """• -en c , ••· en -. ; av. rhwn, Hunt· llay ~trell, Huntlngtoo MP; over Hoger hi""'"' 0. Gand.. ' Reger' L. Bughea. brooil:, H111111ng10!1 Modern ' IJI8!0o Modem Prt!Sil v• Rocco Bill llougiiS, Columous vs JohiiSOn over S1••• Rus•"•l. I &cJming at 7:110 lonlihl, Pres•; Gene Portet·, Colum- . 'J'bompson, Millen. lntermi.. Marvell Hill, Hlmllllitoo VFW-1 Larr,v Johnsn kn..,ked out I nine bout& will be staled .In bus, vs. Jerry Dodaon, Runtinc· · olon. Heovywelgbt Lenwood · Gregory Ziegler: Lamont t the ,!lovleo ll!vlllon. l"ollowlDI ton Modem Pms. ! (Opea Ill-~ Browning, Huntmgton \'FW va.: Roup< over David C>lliRb; Don1 ~ Intermission the Opj!n IJch!weighl - Rogor Jobn' on, i Featherweight - Alltn Tar- Fnnk ichram, C>•ombus. ny Edwards over Henry Jo~nll!v~~ beutJ will &et WldP.r·. Milton AC. v1. La ...-. Joho'<>n., tel, Beach AC, va. Nonpan ] Saturday nigbl'• flna ;, will I son in welterwetght rnatch : t.arway, Six beull are slated Ia llill lColnmbolo. Branch, llul!tlnfton 1\IP. feature SIX nallonai Golden ry Horn over Howard Mullin• I dlvllloot. i Welterweigh~ - Eddy West. Welterweight - Roger WO.St· Gloves veterans Tro)>f'i.. and , Duane Hender"'n o; er Tony Hen's tonight'• llchedule, eon, Beach ~- . V!. Wayne O.yd, ern, Beach AC VI. Henrv awards wilt also be presented I Thompson tn middlewe1jjht l aod last night' ..sulta· Columbus , Lamtun. Hat~e Co- John.,.,, Columbuo. lollowing Snttm1ay nighl's bout , Roy Jones ov';' Robert . TONIGH1' ~ SCBEUULF. lumbul, V!. O.ur., Edwar<L, Middleweight - '•ne Matt- actloo. 1 Botchers: V. Brar-oil. fi!.O over ~ ~ '" . !be tWt Golden ~·Mil bodlliloul'namelll for · tbt Go!Upolll • Sctutbon ],)IDo Area J!ll .llllllerwoy in the ,W~ ~ 1!'111 In ~l!lllpollo . AJIIII'OUIIAIIIJ 1110 peroom ,._ tll'_bllld tor ·u ll&llt.o last nflltl . . _. lloull tllded dlicl*ltrio. ~ · , OOf ~ ....,. In the N~v::rue ::",t."::::-;:.:."":: "'::=:'.;'~ ~ie~u~i~'::"pu~P ~~:;:_ ~:~~· 'H~~~~,;tt'' ;ot~'!~~ ~~~~s; :~: ViSi_ti_mr _ ·.w, est VirJJinia State Yellow l'-'• k Fl d ll,f B Ri G d ' .J · ac ets oore ":t-96 y o ran e rr .lop ~ BY DICK THOMAS Grz.d Game sun day t •· ~ :;; ··• 1!1-t·Jl1 "' · '•· • 1 wt.toiri.llh+treo If · .,; Francisco . LouiJ Ailfelea · J 411 17 25 ·· · :. ""*""'"'" 17 ti· . j7 • .'• · .m : :.~.my ::'~1~ Son ~ ~t: ~~ Wellston at Logan GallipoliS at Jack son Pomeroy ot Nelsonvlll• ~~~~s G:\~~~~~~~~~~r" I ~ ';j·~;:; _;, ta 221.4ii·•' . a.oo11a · Ball l3'1 'St L..ils' 1u , Flywelgh; Imnnen, Lary Ho1 n, VF';!·, ;.:";";;\:;ed I ;Ito":·;. Bob :":' IIIII ' ~ Zllcl<r. Tbe oaly MUton· AC vs. Bot• Crail, H"nt-. Colwn~ va. Roy Jon••: Mil- 1e Smith, Bead! AC, v., Mil- Doug Thacker in wdh<rwtlghl Bill Doogla•. who will t urn ma.le a per101>ol lout!" 'I1W . . ..WW. l:W nmoinlnl _!_n~ v_~w: ton; Mail Mllltr Huntington ten Edw"il . Hun:inQI•'n I FW. match ; James l'or' ., ov•" Bob pro in two .months, will ~igh-: 14htheavy RIc nard McGooe : Gerry l>lugi"' over light lomght s acho.t TONIGHT'S GAMES I .. : • ~ ·, /I'~ !if .4. I In J ~ ; Gem.. · _· 1 NY vo. S.F. ~ Si)l "'1LA v Cln I Clove · I t ;, u ·· ~ ~1.-. vs\alla~ Wuhi~<OJ· Chicago at llo.stop . St. LouisaiPhllal!eiplilo . liannan Trace at Kyger Croek FIGHT RESULT!! Wltb Tony Baa' 35 points and Bob Mabry's 23 points and 26 rebounds, the L06 ANGELES llTPII - Iof a world chanpi<..,sh\p down to To achieve that goo! as well Hannan at Southwe<"rn By United !'roll 1~ '" Rio Grande College Redm~n breezed to a 114-96 win over West Virginia Stat~ be· . Sports history will be mode ' a laney trophy . as puttmg some money into the Rutland at Raci"" TOKYO IUPl! - Y4Shi ~- · (otf< a near capacity crowd last nlsbt in the Gallia Academy High School gvmnasmm. ; Sunday when prolessional footFor the Chiefs it was a tong players' pension funds, Rozel le Raven""'ood at Wa hama Numala. l3'l. Japan, lllllpoln.,.. · B111, a 6-1 freshman, connected on 14 shots of 27 from the field and made se- 1 boll places the crown of world awaited opportunity to test tht! seated the Los Angeles Memor- Chapmanvlll• at Pt Plea sant · K.ani Joo Lee. JS4~, South Kt- :·. ven ol10 from the foul line to total 35 points. He left the game on personal fouls I champion on the winner ol the caliber of AFL foootboll against iai Coliseum from $6 to m and SATURDAY'S llAMF.S rea 'IOl. ... "' with 2:03 left in tbe conlelt. · ~ long dreamed about meeting the top team in the older predicted a 93.000-seat sellout. Chesapeake at Gallipolis i LOS ANGELFJ; rUPil -YIB. Mabry, I fl-5 freshman, made seven of 11 from the f --~--- -- . ·- - - ' between tbe American and circuit. The Green Bay Packers. I He also sold ihe television Logan at Upper Arhngton floor and was nlne for nine at tbe foul tine for 23 points, senior guard, left the game on National football league cham· however are not taking the rights to two networks tNBC Coal Grove at Jack<on do Ramos. 130. l..o! Ancel.,, but h11 28.rebounds were a key factor _iJJt~e~~o_~~nd! i louts for Rio Grande. ! plom. I Middleport al Pt. Frye I outpointed Ramoo Echavarria, 1contest ' lightly. Consislenlly l and CBS I for 12 million. win. ' : ' Tom Doo~, 6-4 freshm~n. l Dubbed tbe Super Bowl. the ' they have satd that .,VICtory But the television blackout or F:astern at Alf'Xander . 131 , San Jose, Calif. (10). ' The oalJ other Redmlft tn :_ State failed to rebouDr:l froM Iot a ~meal called on hlm 1 g~e between the Kansas City means more to them than the the Los Angeles area for !I Kyger Creek at Oak IMI . t "( f I 4ouble llauroa was Dicit: Luset- !111 H-,1'1 loss Wedn..day night , wben be at.tempted to re- 1Chiefs of the AFL and the money , distance of 75 miles brought ' Symmes Valley at North Gathn Soulflwest~ ! U, 1 6-1 semor, playing his j to ~ College. 'l1le Joss Ibound a ~ by Bass and hUDI 1 Green Bay_Packers of the NF But the rewards are rich for ,forward a torrent of protests 1 Racine at ?..anesville Rosecrans 1 Tulsa 85 North Texu It ... ' last home ramo. Lusettl. bad te Graade left Coach Frank 011to the nm of the besket. , ~~ -giVen oil the trappings both the winners . and losm. , and unquestionably hurt th• -- ·~-·--· 15 pointl. IEnty s men with a 12--5 record. Dave Hamilton made the shot Pro football CommiSSioner Pete Igate. Desp1te advertisements in Lusetti WBI injured with Two cif the five losses were to :on tbe free throw but Rio : Rozelle sought to outdo base- I newspapers and a large-scale 7_:5llleft 1n the nrat lu!lf w~~en : alo Grande:.th• first being tn :Grancle still led 79-a with 11:23 , S ball's World Series by offering promotional program , about be aod steve To""ler oolUded i the ~tary t u"rney at ~t. j left in the sec<_'nd half. : members of the winning team 60,000 seats were sold by and be lllflered a out on the , Pleasant wtlh the Redmen wtn· : Alan Hanulton collected · m.ooo each and the losers Thursday night. right eyelid wbich required Ining 1!3'112, 1State's technical wben be . "!"; $7,500. Bill John, borrowed from the ~ atltches to clole. Luaet~ 1 It ~as the flflh consecutive parenlly queshoned on offictat s ! Los Angeles Rams as tlc~et well! to the hos!>ltal and re- win fO~ Redmon of Co a c h call. Don Trainer made the • COURTS NEW CAREER Imanager. said there was no turned for the second bail, gel· Art Lliriharn. Rio Grande Is free throw to mak• It R I 0 way of predicting day of the dnt back; In the contest at the '·now iG:3 for the season. The , Grande 91-77 with 6:30 Jell In ; NEW YORK tUPII -Former game sales at the Coliseum but 11:.01 marl<. bad 1 i-1 re<Ord, tllen ilbe second hall. : John Tannehill, 14, ol Mid- Boston Celltc star Bob Cou,y lthe total could be upwards of A senior, Lusettl will play Ihit a "Jive game losing streak Rio Grande took a U lead , dleport, returns to tournament will haad\e _halfltme mlemews 65,000 . the ' lour camel on 'the Iand were 5-6 going into the Ro- wiU. ud. .... on table tennis this weekend in and_ game analySIS on five road with tho Redmen, hia lut tory ·Tourney where they 1 Toay llloa'alayup. Alaa Ham. Coiwnbus in tryouts for the I Naltonal Basketball Association QUICK SERVICE FOR belna \be GeDrlelawn College IWllll two games. Then they , Utoa fled H %-% with a lllde ' Greater Columbus area Inter· .games to be telecast from 1 THE HOLIDAYS! laDle Jan. :n al Georaetown, I de!eatell Michigan Lutheran, jumper wifll lt'f5 left, ... I cities Men's Team. IBosto~ thiS season by the Ky. He (l'alluateo at the eod ~ and Bltiefleld Stale belore tan· I wao fouled by Bios but made 1- Last we':" he won two events : ~meman Broadcastmg Compa- ! • ,. or the first •emester. gllng wltb the Yellow Jackets' ll!e lllrow to Jive Slate m the Indianapolis Open sine- y . Slate bad ftve men In double of Coach I!ntv. ' a 'W lead. Boss hit I jump- \tes play, the Boys 17 and U~- CoWly wdl Inaugurate his 1 DRY CLEANING flgureo willl Dove Homllton, f. j Slate behi'a l&lPI odie tV• er at the key, Rio Graade 4-3. der and Men's Class A Ishew on ABC IbiS Sunday when su'n ............... ]··A'- .-. wa , ~-- D·"- In _,__,,__ Donald Townsend louted by I Tb Obi 0 T bl T · the Celltcs host the Philadelphia -SERVICE' 1 1r _ , . . _ . , . , - • w~ Y• er 11110-'ft'OWDeD ._........ 1 ' . . I e a e ennis Assn., Cous 's halftime uests 'l $142-~ ' wtth II points. Hamilton also i laol ntpl wifll It r;:ebouads lo IGregory, made Ollt to Ue II t-4 1annuolly sponsors an Intercil- will · includ~ Boston g:neral (Upon Your Requtol) '. . 1i14 It nbounds. He fouled , Rio Grllde'l 5I but llle Red- aad Alan Hamilton cut loose 1ies Tournament in late Janu. mana er Red Auerbach and out wtlh fi:ll left In the second i mea ouiUot Stille buill from I from the stde, connected and 1ary among Ohio clubs. Strong cente! Wilt Cbemberlam and balf. 1Stale led 11-4. Lusetti htl from 1 l""ms also~ come from Dayton, coach Alex Hannum of !be' 1 tile lleld and tbo foul line. Phone 992-2238 BDI ltlrll, a H\!o llelbntoa, : Rio Grande ......,ected on 411 , lbe key and Bass dunked one Cincinnati, Zanesville, Cleve- 76ers ; Second St. Pomeroy Middleport, Q, left lle pme on ~I• at Ifield goals in 12 sbots lor 48.5 to make It RIO Grande 8-ll at land and Charleston . Hunting- I ..:.·~----------'._,.====""""""===;.,;,b.,.~"'-"-"-"-"-"-"""~"-'"-'"-"'~""-.~,..~"-"'--"-~-"'-"''""''""''""'""'..;,...,~..Or.J tie 1:1'1 lllirk wHit 17 ,.loiJ Iper cent and made 34 of 44 1the 17:06 mark. Alan Hamtl- ton W Va which 1I' 't L-• .. I ton fouled b B ad ' . .' lgns i - I U N"'l-· Alaa RIJD- ! from the row line for 77.2 per 1 • • Y a~s, m 1 one self with the Ohio organization • ju., ·f.l oop!Jomore, bod lJ cent. state had 37 of 85 from to ,cut Rio GrabadeGo lead to 8-7d· in lf.S.T.T.A. .'anctioned activ- ' ...... .... nde4l lite pllte 1 the field for 411.5 per cent aad n Jumper Y regory an ity. ' wtfll _l_ pe!'.!oaala. DwayDO 22 of (0 charily looses lor 55 two free till-ows by ·Bass and Columbus area players Ffteiuaa, f.l lnlluttaa, oc:or- per cent. , one by Lusettl pWlhed R 1o . . corned U polato ud lltdlbed I Officials stan Spaulllng and 1 Grande to a 13-7 lead which pete m round-rohm play at 21<l4 , ~·· whll low .,...;, .,. Haater, Ken Th.ompson whistled 56 per· Ithey mainta.ined the rc!jt ot the ~eveland Ave. for places ~n ·. ' WIO lltlflbomen, llad It sonal 'louts including 30 against Ihalf, emerging oo top $11-43 at l e five man team Tannoholl polltl, ud ·lnft reboadl. State ~~ 26 against the Red- :b~lttime. : was a member o~ the team . H.,fy Wesley Rogers, 8-ll jill>- men. '·Eaeb team had one tech-j Rio Grande jumped to a 16 last vear Dayton s Net and lor center bad .-,,. two points inlcol- foul eaUed a••inst them pomt lead, 6!-43, with 16.47 left I Paddle Club won the 1965 ' ~ ' ,... 'lin the second ba" The 1·~ tournament and left the game on person· 1. D. Himilton, Rogers oud , a. Y w 1 ' the lftt 1o 10 will> 11:01 In the . Kirk"fouled out lor state. BaS! !77-60 at the second ball. They Other upcomln~ tournament< .;..,...i ' lltif, · Iand Ciptaln Don Trainer, 11-ll ~ led 77-liO at the 12:27 mark; 1 the Middleport boy plans to -;--,, ' . ~ · tJ6.QI With 9:16 tell; 119-79 at 1compete m lnclud? the Akron I the 4·24 mark and beld their I Rubber Ctly Open m February, ! biggest margin of the night, i the Ohio Closed In Cleve' ~ . . 112-110, 22 points with iifJ sec08ds Iland; and the Olllo Open in left in the game. Columbus. The . Eastern open Satarday alP! Rio Grollde in Long Island, N. Y., In March . . lr&Yela to Plbv!Ue, Ky., to and the United States Open \ 11y GARY KALil: 'J27 batters. meet t1>e Plbvtlle Bearo in San Diego, May 12-l:J.l4, and 1iJ>1 flporll Writer Outllelder Curt Flood came to to avenge an eortier 78-77 loss 1the Mldwe.'l Re~ional In Co; Forget about playing the with the St. Louis to tho Be.1r1 011 Dee. I 11 (lumbus a wee\: later. lfa1011. The Pllliburgh , Plratea No ligures 1l<!re Pt. Pleasant. , · liave the NaUooiil League Flood Is seekln• to Weal Vqlnla State lltl - 1 -~1 wratl!>ed uP; , league record of 20t1 D. Hamilton 7-4-18; A. Ham· I 's.,s· who? Well, JllU ean errorless aames by an iliOn i-6--16; Rogera 1~: .~.,eo i:lurochef, qudy now beld by Tony Townsend G-1-2; Freeman 5 :ql! '· Joe J1rowD •and lh!n o1 Phlladelflllla. 11 he -l-It; Clark S-H: Hunter qUesilon Mail!')' Willi: '' ~by hl• -llrst 21 game• 1-:1.-1?; Kirk 7-3-17; Davis . '"l thllil! acqllfrlnt.';wms ' ' t u miscue, the record is 1-1--3, Leavell 1-I-3. Don· · '11\en he'D 10 alter the aid ll--1-7. Totala :1'1-22-JIS. · -league ~ of Rio Graade Collece UlfJ teapl ' · hi . oliil.~ by Don Demeter with Baso 14.--7-35; Gregory S-3Cubo . :Oay I ~, riliil""'lphla and Detroit. 17; Mabry 7--9-23; Trainer 1Your cellar finish ""' tl-f; Lusettl '-6-16; Towler ' .. Wtii8 · 1,...,, :the,Phillie• corralled S?·yeor- 1--3-5: Donlin S-2--ll: Thorn- . Complete Protectllln In ei<eesi''Gll~ pl_t~)ler Bob Buhi, who .las ton 1-H; Batdorf 3--0--3; Is Our lull*•· and 1 air;;~ .' \rith Clllcago and Phllaqel· Lucu 1-1--3; Tolala ~ ·;n,: i1. last ..... and s~ 114. _ Ill o\attaliittfflt · I:) · signed Cillltract or u!Uity ,:::....._ _.:__ DON MLI~S · ·~ • &en*fal 11181111irio litllelder Pttil Llnr, a .200 hitler WRIGIIT ON PIN Wnts away •ibm> 40 gameo during 1!111. CIDCAGO IUJ'I) · -Mickey BUD SIMPS()JII . [IOil&ero ~ hia Mladelphl' also '!fed veteran Wright, star of the woman's pro DICK KARR, JR. a feather ln !be ;•"'lief l,•urlel' Dlclr Hall. acquired , 1011 dre)lil, -'l'ltundoy wao hat. llaltlmott. He was ..2 named the · winner of the tlftcoll.., •. had w1th · ~ worili!olulmptdli·Orlolu "putter of lilt par" trophy Wo tin Wri,_ ,.. • .. ·1 .. · · ·' ,presented llll1UIIIy lilt Golf 1 GEwashers & Dryers I Hi? 1 Team Tryou t Being Held In Colurnbus I 1 . ' - llledrnOn •lire• .... 1--=========-. ! 2 HOUR I . 'r I 176ers Robinson's Cleaners JWlffi w .s • I I, FIRESTONE -- . - s· w· h p·Irates, IP:DS It . .•8ecome ·ueavy NL . ' FavorJte •1 *" . 9ort!. f.· .. ""'"''-- 'Wrltera ~~ ~!~i:r.·W'Dellter ~i' Wondw~' ~!lob . ~· l:emas(e; 1 • M)a f'rl&llt~ . .... .;.;,;.~d Ml~ . ·.-,_, I·: \1~:~~.~~:·-(t-2)' <Keliii; ('i-ll .lliw!· VG~MI Wldle ' ' P• ll'm '·ln ' t6el was· ~lliit!l':»3 ~f'Ati-.~ BraV..• tOld.' WoOdWald ~ Wrllbt lijl) ,.t.>4Jye ~ .:.~-r,Ve· till' • f r '· ' !"( .' ~"~ · ~ ~·'·· . 1 F ' f' 0 0 ' ' ' • "~ti_ce. Open ·. · · _ · . ~ .iN'AND P~Y aow!Jo.IIN~,: ,, lff 'lit ;.;.. '•': .et;t .~. Wh_ltt l!!~le Sevlriao Nj,w on 'all these handsome hardtops' · Featured _Gala•le.SOO h~s sty!~ steel wheel covers , accent . .:.. ~ip~. whJtew~lls, c~_alce ot six twa-tone' patnts-all .. .oc,l~d~~··tn !Ov< price. Sp~i,l-savings:on F.alrlane. ,t~~: fam;Jy ~rf~[mai\9e t:ar.and fun-ear Mus~ng, tool - .. ~ ;:~!-;~, .1~ ¥·';;;-~ ;: ~ . •· • :"'l. • . : ~ '! .~ \ ~. , ,, ··~' .'i l" .S.\ 11, $, �' ) 0. lU. ll, 1M7 I ' • ~ , I. fil Sports Briefs I j l I I • Apple Grove Soeiety Notes I 't , • HEADQUARTERS lUBBER FOOTWEAR Men's Western Style •' COTTON SHIRTS N. With leather lacing. S-M·L-XL. \ EASY TO ! off FL 0 WE tf'i ,~J;t; Regular 3. 98 to 6. 98 2.66 to 4.66 NOW Men's1nd Boys' ·SWEATERS • Sizes 8 to XL. " ., Regular 5. 98 to 25.00 "3.99 to 16.66 ... hen you • • · • swlnglna .• . ! off balr-atyrt.. MEN'S TOPCOAT·S and All WEATHER COATS • • ! off euy to keep up! • ' . ID .... . " ttodloy ' • • 110 '.ioi """ment needed. Regular short and longs. All wool topcoats and all wea ther coats ha\'e zip in, zip out lirJers, . lOLA'S . ;;r BEAUTY SALON Regular 29.50 to 70;00 :;N~OW~=====;,;;-.]!>·00 to 46.67 Men's - OUTWEAR • . ! off • All from regular stock of short j~~kets and longer · coat styl~s~ A.Nery good name in jacltEts. ·Regular 12.98 to 60.00 ·.'8.66 to 40.00 NOW Boys' OUTWEAR • Both long and short styles. included is the .very popular ·.. suede cloth and corduroy. Si~es - · l off hooded. Also look In wool, 20. "ENGLANDER" NOW Op~n · Fti~ MAnRESS SALE Nights Now In Progress AT THE RACINE DEPARTMENT .STORE lc SALE NOW! Chlkfr9~~~tUacllts Drtssts the h.ot fastback in Europe : , is America's new flame. j ' BuyO.Atletula~Plict .~a/1 size, Smart BW.Ti~Ja:t . SAVE 2.01Yo •• 30tyo -40f7o RUBBER FOOTWEAR For All The Family I I leome In-you'll fall ~ ,,. love with 011r , . , ;lady from italy '' · 'FIAT 850: coupe • F.our-ori-tho·fl-·silnt mesh trensmiiI sion • Disc 1n1c1s up-front .. • ·~ vinyl upholaeo)i ' ·~ pension ....... - • 4-WI)'-..ncylloshw IJ'*"' · f·~tucw­ t..aeded with ._.,..._ at noeotta eDit SMITH'.$:fiAT .SALES · AND SERVICE 1 Mit. Mo• theSIMr ...W.•In "-"8-,0. ................ ,... .... · New Sal.. ~Li11J~t4 "'""'s+ O~;Handl .· ' \ ' '• t .. FAST ·I~S!AL~T~N. ·~~~'fiC"E: · '299 - - -- - l d u n CTi:U&IIIRI T - MASON PUitNII'UII ' Save :_upt'te>~~);:·;~ff· o~ , r~Jald JJn91eu~! .· r ·• 3 ROOMS OltL't . ' ! co. : bt ~W.VA. 'A • ' .I '' Get AMthtr.OfSa• Ylluftr lc ., ;; ·MOTOROLA .Blouses TABLE RADIO Trouser$ Sweaters -· ·•. -:. • . Sweaters· -·'Redi:ed 1to Sweaters&· All Materiar JS% SJeep. ·' . · ' !. SOLID-STATE GIRLS .•• .. •.. t ' ·· - •·' ' ' '1 - • ' '' • " •• • ••• • ·IOVS.1~DUcTO 20 . . GIR(S: aili[<~ ', !Ui •MIN'$ ' ' �' ) 0. lU. ll, 1M7 I ' • ~ , I. fil Sports Briefs I j l I I • Apple Grove Soeiety Notes I 't , • HEADQUARTERS lUBBER FOOTWEAR Men's Western Style •' COTTON SHIRTS N. With leather lacing. S-M·L-XL. \ EASY TO ! off FL 0 WE tf'i ,~J;t; Regular 3. 98 to 6. 98 2.66 to 4.66 NOW Men's1nd Boys' ·SWEATERS • Sizes 8 to XL. " ., Regular 5. 98 to 25.00 "3.99 to 16.66 ... hen you • • · • swlnglna .• . ! off balr-atyrt.. MEN'S TOPCOAT·S and All WEATHER COATS • • ! off euy to keep up! • ' . ID .... . " ttodloy ' • • 110 '.ioi """ment needed. Regular short and longs. All wool topcoats and all wea ther coats ha\'e zip in, zip out lirJers, . lOLA'S . ;;r BEAUTY SALON Regular 29.50 to 70;00 :;N~OW~=====;,;;-.]!>·00 to 46.67 Men's - OUTWEAR • . ! off • All from regular stock of short j~~kets and longer · coat styl~s~ A.Nery good name in jacltEts. ·Regular 12.98 to 60.00 ·.'8.66 to 40.00 NOW Boys' OUTWEAR • Both long and short styles. included is the .very popular ·.. suede cloth and corduroy. Si~es - · l off hooded. Also look In wool, 20. "ENGLANDER" NOW Op~n · Fti~ MAnRESS SALE Nights Now In Progress AT THE RACINE DEPARTMENT .STORE lc SALE NOW! Chlkfr9~~~tUacllts Drtssts the h.ot fastback in Europe : , is America's new flame. j ' BuyO.Atletula~Plict .~a/1 size, Smart BW.Ti~Ja:t . SAVE 2.01Yo •• 30tyo -40f7o RUBBER FOOTWEAR For All The Family I I leome In-you'll fall ~ ,,. love with 011r , . , ;lady from italy '' · 'FIAT 850: coupe • F.our-ori-tho·fl-·silnt mesh trensmiiI sion • Disc 1n1c1s up-front .. • ·~ vinyl upholaeo)i ' ·~ pension ....... - • 4-WI)'-..ncylloshw IJ'*"' · f·~tucw­ t..aeded with ._.,..._ at noeotta eDit SMITH'.$:fiAT .SALES · AND SERVICE 1 Mit. Mo• theSIMr ...W.•In "-"8-,0. ................ ,... .... · New Sal.. ~Li11J~t4 "'""'s+ O~;Handl .· ' \ ' '• t .. FAST ·I~S!AL~T~N. ·~~~'fiC"E: · '299 - - -- - l d u n CTi:U&IIIRI T - MASON PUitNII'UII ' Save :_upt'te>~~);:·;~ff· o~ , r~Jald JJn91eu~! .· r ·• 3 ROOMS OltL't . ' ! co. : bt ~W.VA. 'A • ' .I '' Get AMthtr.OfSa• Ylluftr lc ., ;; ·MOTOROLA .Blouses TABLE RADIO Trouser$ Sweaters -· ·•. -:. • . Sweaters· -·'Redi:ed 1to Sweaters&· All Materiar JS% SJeep. ·' . · ' !. SOLID-STATE GIRLS .•• .. •.. t ' ·· - •·' ' ' '1 - • ' '' • " •• • ••• • ·IOVS.1~DUcTO 20 . . GIR(S: aili[<~ ', !Ui •MIN'$ ' ' �I :J, • \ ( I 8.,.Ju.U,ltl1 • Many Titles P•Opelty Addedto_ Transfers Boolaiobile ' Meigs c.•• Jl'lllllt .Dinl. Ruclll ..... Da M. IIGul!h, 'fltu.m R4all!, am A. Wello. Jtwel I. Wtl' o.lq II, Otollrnl\l, Jdl K. Clift. NMrl Dun.. ,_ Ill. .... . . 11ft. Llut CUJ'Il • ............ llld Mr. w Jll>. ..; ~ .,.w r-. 01or11 umlwpr, 011n111t, . . . . . .., ...... ~·- IQdl., . . . .wtlaa lhllr • ..... ill m1111o11, . . . 1 bCi1 lilt, , . . _ Ud>qw, -.4 It " ' ~ Mil ..... Ia Kr. 111!1 lh. ,_..... lab - Ulll4d ...... ~·· ' Sentinel~- Church ·News ' ' liN ...... tA tilt ' . . . . . . . . . . ...... CUIIJ Boaiiiii1-U. ~~ • 11n. VlllM J'lldi.Ja. Lilli'at'> Lu. L. _ • .t.JM,T J'lmOM Willi, lr., Y - Wella, Ill>- Tile J1u1 Bnrt, BuoicbMr: a.... codr: IIICI Mr. IIIII ¥n. Olw bort 0. ll'ello 10 Goltlt )1, A ~ol.amp Jundnl, Orlfl1n: _ •·'""'1!1. ·, _ 11- Bo~. Cltn4lri!D, pereell, • • - . Tile Ccllquoror, llf)'tr: The '-.,....., ' 11'- II Pint CNot McKay· woomr, liMe ,.,_ Como l(r. llld Mn. Bill SWIIII ,.... Goldlt M. Qllldenln, ArmC. 'tlllea. iow.t Belli 'l'oh, m1ttee cbllm>an, llld ht tlo diiiiW 1111111 tA lo!t. IIIII Mrv. a.ndtmn. Faanle llunt, Ruda _. ·'-·"' ~ Ill """' lilt Cllll'lltlltY oo.... .... 'ft!lllr .... Dum, Ill M. lloulb, William Leu; 'nit Flnr, ¥ ......- ......,. IIIIICiad lllehla • 1011, 16'lt, baa ...., .. li 1UI7 a. Roush, am A. Willi. ~- A ~ ~.... -ua. II WP dnllacl b)' tht •ll!rloqb llld nfllrl*' lo 1111 II II. Wells, 01117 ll ·Oralbo Nllblolnlf ., NI!I!IDII, Alkllllode,l admlttlllrllloa, II f'llh. . _ wobl, Ida M. Oura, llel1!ert til. ~- If lht Klnf ·~ nqUIII, ID cover lht Mil Mr IIIII lin. IIMI Wlla. Ours, Hobort C. Weill lo Job!l ~: ~ ,.._, ~: of tbo • ......,..•s llodl-llld Kf, and llrs. II. WeDs, Jr., ~·· Leblft. Lon~ 1'111, Clenll; II 1J for -blatt, ·-' ,!....,_, ill Wl)'llll PriDce Wort NJw Yllr'l 011 • ~. DIIIJ; Up 6alll, Nelf' "" "'"' ~-· . 1 u. nd uoff; Tho Fri&lttenad Hm. 1W1o IMIIlUtloal, hl&hWIJ pi· ~•• 0 - - 0 - · I """' Avo Gilkey lo Waldo Neal, Mll· The BiJ One and Other . and ec!aiD ment.l ..,._ Gonloo Caldwell, 'nlppero Winnie Edllh ·Neal, I aere, Be~sts. Wllwai'illDJ. h '(lblo x..: *" 1953 DE$OTO • • Auto. Trau. !ladlo ud ReeWr. 1955 DODGE • Vl. ~ulo.~L /u.!: !roriken WOtlkl tel tmme- Plalna. Sctpto. f~~~ ra!Jeo. l"'shtr llld. Tw<> Mr. IIICI Mrs. l!llrold Ooborn, Oris Gaul, dec., to . Lucy M. the ,..,,1•"''" bo•,.t· , Keoo, IIIII Mr. and M!'l. Em· Gaul, Cert. for Trani., Chester. emotoyes earnJng , ei'IOII Johnlon, Portland, were Emmet P. Bar1els, Helen M. a month. visiting Ethel Lar\ins. Bartels to Vernon H. Bartelo, ,p 1 s ,. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carutbo,.. arce 8• yrocus~. . ~fitnpa Jl"'r ' 1ety ' NOf e8 Y'l<l'. \'l!ltlng rteendy with Mr. d Mrl n,od Barringer and w'ere Mr and Mrs. Jack Glbba and ~. Mro. Glbbo Letlr\, Mr. and Mrs. Ji., Coolvme, and Mrs M Ann Debolt and chlldren~ Mn. Irene cot· trell N""""" Falls ~ for 1 day :'mily Duar... ...:eee.u; • ~~ IIICI Mro .•;:'"':: •ll!l family w PIANOS eWUIILITlll -.. MI.OWIII ··- - ·-TM.. , _ "Facforlo f r - _ . •-• ~ ,&CK- o ::;:;:;:;;;:;:;;;;;;:;~: ;;; Lewis Repair Service -FOR" t:ATING I PI''MIING e!!OOF!NG ll WI S REPAIR SERVIa 1 t14 MUI w.: "11'~,tltl- and family of Louisville spent several clays with Mr. and \ln. Marvin Marka · Mary Pierce Is •pendtnt! ,,... ert~l clay• with Mr. and Mn. Denver Curtis, Co!umb~' . Mr. and Mrs. Bil• Swatn ...... VIJitilll Mr. and Mrs. BtU Swain, Jr., Martetta. Mr. and Mn. Luke M.COy and .family, CirCleville were vllllliai Mr. and Mro. WoynP Prince. · Mr. and Mro. FOI'<It smwalter and Soony, Mr. and Mn. Marvin Walker and Rulhle and · " , ~ ~te: eur:ttn' Society Notes Mr. and Mn. Kel!ny Reynolda and family have returoed home otter spending ;everal clays wit~ Mr. and Mn. Wll· Uam Reynolda, P0111ft01. Mr. IIICI Mn. Pal Auth"!'""", Newlrlt IIICI Ilunrlnl Swam of Co!umbul Witt flsllinl Mr. and Mrs. BIU Swela. -VIolot 8mlllt ,:\~ Pt~rscla evenlna ' ns Y with Mr. and Mn. George Reed were Mr. and Mrs. loflnll! = oo':: ~~rt, iaV 11'111 ~y,..... YIWo ~;;, from Col boa Mn. . :'" . · Bl'IIIUIOII \'lsi~ ed reeon:::lh Mn. Gforte Reed SUnda School alteJidance 811 lan. 1 ~as rT offering ~ 0 12 ' · · ~·~P1~ces! ';.""1 ~ ~~ ill· ,; ~ ay ~· 14e ~ :.:,:,., of a.mtJan Servl IU hold Its 00 " -·• ,..,_., meeting 011 TUesday ell· enlng, Jao. 17, ~I the home of Helen Woode wttl!, Eleanor Boyles leading the JI"CCRI'Im. A:!c and Mn. 'Joseph R. Poole an visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker and 1011, Eddie. Airman Poole ia enroule from Daru • Molh011 Air FOI'(O BIM at 'nles<111, Arll. to Goooe Bay, lAbrador. The Pooles visited bl8 parents, ttr. and Mn. Harmon Poole at Livingston, Tau, oa tholr =.; · ":n~ Mr: and Mrs. Beman! Brar· :.·Jtoblnlon .... adaon and family, Ma!!lfleld, milled to st. Joseph Hospital with Mr. ill Parkersburg on Satunlay. 81111011 · · Fred Honaeher Is not ao wsll SbarOII, Jllllee llkl Je111 Ba~ at thfa time. ~ ~1 ;tb Mr Charles Follrod of PO!Dttoy · """"" B ey. vJolted hla 81'111C1mother, Clara hUrod on Saturdsy. A stork ~bower Wll held far Q 8 Kfs. Dollllhy Calawsy at the Grange boll here Saturday evNOW llllng with Vlrlinll llmte :;t,.:0 =en:. V8 4 Dr. Se!flin. Auto. TriDI. lladlo and · Hee~r. ' •:: January Cl earance S I - W.U 14.818.01 1 2 Dr. !lard Top. FACTORY AfR CONDmONED. Tills Ia Mrs. ! John Blaettnar'a PlliOaal ell', and 11 Ollly 1111 4,938 eaay mlleL It has mny other ~·• auch 11 power steerillf, power brakoa, wire wheel covera, WSW Urea, wollderbif !'ldlo. Factor)' Wll'nii1J. . I llllhW&J aptl~Ga<!hing ears If their headlilbta area'! ltm!ed on, so lorlsts obould flay alert 1o darlctr· Pertodlc ehecb of beedl!&)l !13 Eledra Buick • • • $1795 allcnment, lalmpta, m1 WAS $J,g95.IJO ai&nal• shauld be made 1D ma)ra l Dr. Sedarl. FACTORY AIR CONDmONED. '1'1111 II Olle certain tboy're 1101'111!!1 fi'OI*"'I >f cleanelll Ulld ears ID town. II has i apolleu aU white fin· b' "See and be seen" S:,:.~y Interior. We can aJidly refer you to the !Ofo ~lnol Me of llfely for :r .t!, .. 63 Grand Prix • • • •1795 ""' drlvlltc. 63 Rambler Classic • _$1095 JUSf AIWVED "7'10" ' Dr. Sadan. va a._Uc. Tbla ol can lnalde and out. 'I ear ahtnn lht bNI Gl Catalina Pontiac - .sa95 $695 ::a~::,~.~ !71!',! :rtF:=: ~ode~~~ ~ IIIII Muon, ~: Rodier Ward' Guide to Good DrlvinJ, Ward; Tht Mllldni of a Pllol, Richter: Taachlntl Driver and Traffie Eciueatlmt, · American Alllomolive Asaoelalloa; Automobllt Po- Aeotoaorles, Glenn; Explortnt. Power MeeJt,. antes, Glenn; Glenn'a Auto TroublesbootiJic Guide, Glenn; Your Car llld How to Commissars, Teall; The Shot Heard Around the World, Nolan: 'l.'llrnlncl Point for America, Werltein: Open Door to l b • G~al Lakes, Grlogbuis, . and Eeuaclor, Mecgen. . ~ Wm:liES AND G The ancient Drul~ leved thai on Halloften spirlta came out to harm people. They buill Many More ! ! Bl.AEnNARS USED CARS JANUARY SPECIALS FLOUR 992-21115 MlllbtrryA... Jleep-, ... ,.,. . . . . . . . . . . . tllal: . . Cllard! • • .... :a. -to ...... lllliiii.P It • put: ttl,_ 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyJ. std. Trau. Rldlo ud Heater. "" ''1 Std. Trau. Radio and holler. WlSIW 4 Dr. &QIIo~,)VI&Oil W. RadJD ~ IIBlter•..Aa ·TnJII. 'l"i . . • I SonsCo. ., ,.. .. ' Baker• Dt Bdlsum Breod .•. ~M.,.,u,..-Comet· ~'!llllsa • >lntj " 85 N. Collrt St. AtheQII ·1113Aii~WI ' ------------------~ · ~··~-~-" ~'·~~---. THE UNITED GET A BETTER s~n-a BAUM LUMBER CO~ WOR1CERS OF AMERICA MONTHI Builders and f!u!UIIoog l'!luwtw <ll!elter, Ollie LOC.U. UNION 5618 B.a-.od, W.Va. PLUMB!~ GALEN S. IIOWJf. .Dis.L . ''" ' Power equipment, radio, white sidewlll flnr, tfn!ll4 11 !: 0111.7 19,000 mn•. ~ Proaucts r·' ,_, /b'#w7l's Bottle G.OJ • ~186 l'J>OI<:l'P1 I. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. •ohfo'• Oldl!lt Dodge J)uler" lfMd!lpcwt, Ohio &lUr. ~ ~ , 1 64 Chev. Impala 2 Door t,l.l • .. ~; •1695 TJNY'S FOODLAND . ...., Ashland & HEATING HO UncoiD SL Jllddleport 9112-25.10 650icls98-4Door - :: ., • • ;'2695 Pb. ·8116-0005 ·l W.ILUS ANTHONY ' Mlddlopado Ohio SWISHER & LOHSE REXAll. DRUGS " ' "" 411 Doatot• -..& K&z-~ERS 1 £~ •~ftpmke lllamond l!ino!" '):-:, ·' :J !t.1 m ~ 1'omerlly st K. llaiD .i'-~ · ·· '" ·' 1· ·r:J lllone pllnt, re~ - . '1095 ' LYONS aoVER FARM Gr'..&1\11 Met'CIIondffe 'fiWWI PJ.Iu Full power, radio, tlote4 ...... white llldewlll t~re~; ' whl111 with blue totertor. 887.afi80 ' • ' 600idsrnobile88-4boor"- • • • $695 · • condltiOit. oz ' - • .. .. -•595 V-8 ~~JQWr, 111Jo. traq~ power bnQI, power·· ~ lido, and wlieal ~ ' ltd. 'J'rua. ~ and Heater. •I•IW llnl .. ON THI SPOT FINANCINI . I.e•• ..tt KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 Used CarLot Middleport, 4~ $195 V-1 11101Qr, . •lllo. . . .~· ) r ,,. I, ' ' .. . , I '. . • ' IM'l!N .IYININGS UlfTIL W KQrr ·& 'Van ZC.ndt '· J.<!. -~ ~... ·•' . Mot,, Sales . j tiMC Flllltf'Cilll ., Caoillli'•oi• (' ' ' ltl I . ..r;;: ,, _..') ,0 ~~~~ :30 p. !II. p. . • < GODEIN READY-MIX co. ' I . RAll 'S 184 ....,. 89HA1 '!( • • ' fRAMKllf1' : i ! . .1!! ~ ltid•t.~~calu . ~~· Sp•e'-'"41-H' 57 lUlCK 59 VAUXHALL4 DOOR STA110N WA~ Pau -~. "'-. a.ed~T STM sti'PLY CO. WIUotl, " 60 Pontiac 4·Door .. - • 59 PLYMOUTifl DOOR 6 CYL. • eyL std. Trani. . THE SEWING ClllTER ' Auto. tniiL, power 'braklll, power ateerlni. radio, wWIJr tlrer. mellent l'UIU!il!l I eyL Auto. TraiiL iledlo and Boater. ""'*"' RAY RIGGS. fR!:-...;:;... :. OHIO VAWY BAXING CO . . "OHIO'S 'QLDEST DODGI DllLIIl"' '" 60 Cadillac 4 Door Seclc.in ·• THill CM.S IUN GOOD TAICI YOUI PICK $195.50 1'... .....- . v.. 1960 DqDGE - .. - r\SlO 288 V.S e. .e. auto. triDI., radio, wlslw tiNs,.~ llharp and ieal clep. .• .. 'ftntl. _ ,,. 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door .- - -'1395 WOULD YOU BELIEVE """"",.., ................ Conve@le.16 cyL Auto. 'l'rllll. ~ anAl - · ,,.-.... A• Crowding Us Por Spice, The '. lelt luys AN ._,. At The Keith Goble Lot. 51 POID 2 DOOI HARD TOP SUGAR RUN 1959 PLYMOUTH-·· •395 65 Buick Riviera 2 Door H.l•.. • •.. •3395 tiO.OO Da- P., $5,00 l"w WMk ••• and It's. eaniUMid like a looM miMnill . ' ' S·IN•1 Blook SALT•__. auppl-.nt Matbd. h---. r'Uab, • w.lll Bill....., -... 1J!e utn•• tlrn•._ 'i' 288 V-8 motor, automatio tram., radio, white aldplllllrel, wheel clllca, whl~ wltb black Interior, one owuer. SbOwa lOad Cll'e. ,,, . tq: WlllfW Tint.. ........ . I 1 c:JI..A.1lto. 'l'ra-. ...., and htltar. Power ateer- JU$'t ARIUVED ' 4 Dr. !Ia. Wa110n. Thla car IJ In better condition and better L lootllll than maDY 85 models. OWned by lOCI! couniJ olfl· eia1. ll1dramatlc. 1958 CHEVROLET- • • •395 ; Story, Del.eeuw; Volceway to Complete Spyalq"!l Book, has been returned home the Orient, Solomon; Clipper Webster; Tomorrow's Children, Holzer hooplbll after beiDC a Ships and Cal')ailJs, Lyon: Asimov; Nebulll Award Stories, ~~for a week for observa· Hand in Glov~ Servern; Latin 1165: The Individual Amerlcao, lion and treatment. Amerlcsn Tllea1, Barlow; Favor. ' Gordon, and Tbe Crocodile's Mrs. Edna Schaefer fell ite Fairy Tales Told tn Sweden, Moilth, Stoutenbori. ..,uy at her home lnjuriJJ& Haviland; Weboler's Dktionary Famous llilltorlans, HID; Must knee of SynonYIIIIJ, and J'nml Words tho Wtlt Decline?, Harleeb; · to stone., Guyton. Science and tho Seeret of Mao's Georgia Diehl attended Bnln·llooltors, Weblllr· Put, Folllon: Lei's Travel ill lfulleral of Alfred Hendricks The M)'l!ery of Time, Neal; the Pllilipplnes, lleis; Uvea of I Parkmburg ...ently. Dictator Clocka I,GOO Yem of Famous Jtomans, , Coolidge; Charles Diehl was ao ==~ Tellina Time, Burlingame: Ten Heroes of the Twe11Ues, 'fisitor in Columbus tl Pl!yaicl, Pllylleal Science Stu· ILardner; Woman Who Shtllled Thomas Laue left recently d,y Committee: Sclonce Beneath History, Buekmtisler; Im~al Vietnam. Mrs. Lane lo ataJ•In lilt Sea, Stephens; How Animals IRome, Mellersh; They Saw It w1llt her parents, Mr. Communicate, Gllbort; R e d Happen In Europe, Routlt: 1118: llro. Clifford Klein. Lego, Coudey; Tile Whooping Gamble for Vlclory, Cowley; Mrs. Glenn Faulk, Karea Crane, Mcllulty; The World G-m, Up With the Normn Myrtle .Louise, Middleport, vistA Anlmato, lite Afl'lea!l f;te-j ~\1"111, Iluftan; The Franoo- ; lied New veer's Day with the pbaot, Ben; Nutrilloa IIIII Pby·jl'iulsllll War, Weroteln; AI 62 Fonl4 Dr. Galaxlt 500 .... $695 . l =• 8 eyL lt'l I lliCII IM I -- ttl-·u-.-llll44- tl!aa _t'ba...,_for.- ttlb Cbanll Ill lfo ......,. ~ llappar, ... ..,. 'ba . . tw 1111 CUN1a wllleodl!ue to 114111111 .. li:C........,. Go4'• lMM w.lll - 'ldtk .. fa Ill • Sedan.t~,cyl. ~· 2 Dr. Sedan.l ·VII. Auto. Trau. (OK) . ,. a J.pJIII_, ....,, .. .. :UTrials, ..~. ';~':i.t ::ntt,!':! ~~and =~ Gary Pullins, small son 1960 CHEVROLET··· $549 F'ranklbt; Girl Scouta tA the 'nmpanl, Tayldr; T b e Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins 64 Fanl2 Dr. Custo• 500 · · · · $1095 WAS $1.395.01) 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beloa•ed to local mlnilltr. It haa beautiful origlaal Burpndy fimsh with matchin& Interior. Bucbt -~~ wltll fuD consul. Fully equipped. ' J~ 1957 OU:VROLET • • • '245 4 Dr. Trano. Penon· .. ·-- Even a per1011 with 1101'11111 rulon linda 11 difficult 1o - twilight I (]I'ff Society Notes WAS JUN.OO u oatesses. YOUDJ Ameriel'a Garden llctok llels ml CUIIomS comes the I Dr. Hard Top. One careful loc:al owner. Original turquoise Death Ia Its llush-Bro110; All~ llld ~ 1 modelll use of wltdtet • • d liltlsh with matching upbobteey. Powar steer!Dg & brlkeL P JS SOlDo Of cru- ~Coo=kboak,=~CI=a:lbo:ICII:ae~·~\1:=-~A.~.........,=~In~==~felt=ll=vl:tiel:· ~.~~~ ~~~~boW'I of seml-darkaea, - 66 Bonneville Pontiac. $3679 :,.~ ., I 2 Door llar4~9P• ner; Behavior Dtsonlen, MIJ.. . book, Seventeen; Gloyd's Tabton· The Memory System of tho !er's BIWmeadow Cookbook, • Br.dn. YOUDJ' 1btorila of Learn Willon; The Cookie Cookbook, . tng, IDJtlll'd; 'The Coffee HOWle Gllll!; Ptlnlinl and PromoUoa MiDIStry, Ferry: Your IHandbook, Matcher, and Reali· 11 llertl!a Parker , lilly and You~ flp!Jver•. 'l'lle ty in MaaaiJellleD!. Kurllolf. . ' Mytba o1 Automalloll, SIJIH!t• I've Doelded I want My Seat Attendanoe at the Free Metll> I man: The Great Leap, Brooks; Jlacl<, Mauldin; llun With Junk, odlst Church SUnday School oo People and Partlea in Pollllca, Gocla: F11110111 Concluctma. l!lw- Jan. a was 120. Oilerillg Fenton: The Age of the Econo- en; ~ Teclmlque, Me- $21.61. 64 Catalina Pontiac • $1795 m• :uu~~~· and Joyee Schuli.tss :v~ra: =~~ =esF~u:'~W: · I' 1957 CljEvROLET •••• '99 .,., fcwd tM --~ with the lt&n. hutllltc lmlllll4 a. earth. Wltat 'lril1 tlt!Dp lie Jib twtntr J 1 11t1 fro!l-, ... 'lll!lhrlllwt 1111&$U.f Ibflla' aa till fllnlltol4 ot tM 111M' .... it fa . . , to 'ba cam.t ...,..., bT t'ba ~­ .,.... tw ExeepUonal cond!Uon, body and meehanleaL ".14r buao4 ,.,. 111mk .,.k.. mo 1oo1c 1111. lwl I don't t~i•l lre'll ob,;.ct to this t~bbit_.t'• 011/r $150/" ..... twalr ltlord I» . . the idea of pin&' out IDto apace landlq • 1956 O~PSMOBILE ·- ~129 I Alfred ww 11001!, ~' ~...,,.~have 1956 DODGE, - - - s495 Wealthy C. Will. CJorenC<' 0 . V Will to State of Ohio, pareels, ems, NO~ICl'ION Bedford. Good R ad'· 1 p D ••• . WealthY C· Will ' Clarence 0 · en, Spacbe; e "'' 001'Toleth· ,..,.... :=::::-:::::;:::::;:-::~::;::;::;::;::;::::::= .· Let'sorRead Will to Stale ol Ohto, 3.'15 IC· or American Library AaiiOCia· , merica's Home Cookbook, New .:..ureJ . res, Bed!ord. ~n· Htl tnclbe Trllllable Men- ~ York Herald Tribune Home La Wealthy c. Will, Clarence 0. laDy Re~ Child, BaumaiJ'Io !1111Uiut8; The Seventeen Cook· , Win 1o Stale of Ohio .13 acre, Bedford. Wealthy C. Will, Clarence 0 . WiU to State ol Ohio, a li:aoemeats, Bedfonl. • $195 • TO<IaF,II!t ~ T_IW, tilt BIOGRAPHY Ben-Gurloil, Robert; Wlnsloll I. CburdUll, Y' I, You!ll- Chill' l!hlll; Marlo~. Henry; The Seareh for Amelia Earhart, Goerner: The Many Worlds of Herbert Hoover Terslao· Jules Becke ' ' ' 1 .... ~b �I :J, • \ ( I 8.,.Ju.U,ltl1 • Many Titles P•Opelty Addedto_ Transfers Boolaiobile ' Meigs c.•• Jl'lllllt .Dinl. Ruclll ..... Da M. IIGul!h, 'fltu.m R4all!, am A. Wello. Jtwel I. Wtl' o.lq II, Otollrnl\l, Jdl K. Clift. NMrl Dun.. ,_ Ill. .... . . 11ft. Llut CUJ'Il • ............ llld Mr. w Jll>. ..; ~ .,.w r-. 01or11 umlwpr, 011n111t, . . . . . .., ...... ~·- IQdl., . . . .wtlaa lhllr • ..... ill m1111o11, . . . 1 bCi1 lilt, , . . _ Ud>qw, -.4 It " ' ~ Mil ..... Ia Kr. 111!1 lh. ,_..... lab - Ulll4d ...... ~·· ' Sentinel~- Church ·News ' ' liN ...... tA tilt ' . . . . . . . . . . ...... CUIIJ Boaiiiii1-U. ~~ • 11n. VlllM J'lldi.Ja. Lilli'at'> Lu. L. _ • .t.JM,T J'lmOM Willi, lr., Y - Wella, Ill>- Tile J1u1 Bnrt, BuoicbMr: a.... codr: IIICI Mr. IIIII ¥n. Olw bort 0. ll'ello 10 Goltlt )1, A ~ol.amp Jundnl, Orlfl1n: _ •·'""'1!1. ·, _ 11- Bo~. Cltn4lri!D, pereell, • • - . Tile Ccllquoror, llf)'tr: The '-.,....., ' 11'- II Pint CNot McKay· woomr, liMe ,.,_ Como l(r. llld Mn. Bill SWIIII ,.... Goldlt M. Qllldenln, ArmC. 'tlllea. iow.t Belli 'l'oh, m1ttee cbllm>an, llld ht tlo diiiiW 1111111 tA lo!t. IIIII Mrv. a.ndtmn. Faanle llunt, Ruda _. ·'-·"' ~ Ill """' lilt Cllll'lltlltY oo.... .... 'ft!lllr .... Dum, Ill M. lloulb, William Leu; 'nit Flnr, ¥ ......- ......,. IIIIICiad lllehla • 1011, 16'lt, baa ...., .. li 1UI7 a. Roush, am A. Willi. ~- A ~ ~.... -ua. II WP dnllacl b)' tht •ll!rloqb llld nfllrl*' lo 1111 II II. Wells, 01117 ll ·Oralbo Nllblolnlf ., NI!I!IDII, Alkllllode,l admlttlllrllloa, II f'llh. . _ wobl, Ida M. Oura, llel1!ert til. ~- If lht Klnf ·~ nqUIII, ID cover lht Mil Mr IIIII lin. IIMI Wlla. Ours, Hobort C. Weill lo Job!l ~: ~ ,.._, ~: of tbo • ......,..•s llodl-llld Kf, and llrs. II. WeDs, Jr., ~·· Leblft. Lon~ 1'111, Clenll; II 1J for -blatt, ·-' ,!....,_, ill Wl)'llll PriDce Wort NJw Yllr'l 011 • ~. DIIIJ; Up 6alll, Nelf' "" "'"' ~-· . 1 u. nd uoff; Tho Fri&lttenad Hm. 1W1o IMIIlUtloal, hl&hWIJ pi· ~•• 0 - - 0 - · I """' Avo Gilkey lo Waldo Neal, Mll· The BiJ One and Other . and ec!aiD ment.l ..,._ Gonloo Caldwell, 'nlppero Winnie Edllh ·Neal, I aere, Be~sts. Wllwai'illDJ. h '(lblo x..: *" 1953 DE$OTO • • Auto. Trau. !ladlo ud ReeWr. 1955 DODGE • Vl. ~ulo.~L /u.!: !roriken WOtlkl tel tmme- Plalna. Sctpto. f~~~ ra!Jeo. l"'shtr llld. Tw<> Mr. IIICI Mrs. l!llrold Ooborn, Oris Gaul, dec., to . Lucy M. the ,..,,1•"''" bo•,.t· , Keoo, IIIII Mr. and M!'l. Em· Gaul, Cert. for Trani., Chester. emotoyes earnJng , ei'IOII Johnlon, Portland, were Emmet P. Bar1els, Helen M. a month. visiting Ethel Lar\ins. Bartels to Vernon H. Bartelo, ,p 1 s ,. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carutbo,.. arce 8• yrocus~. . ~fitnpa Jl"'r ' 1ety ' NOf e8 Y'l<l'. \'l!ltlng rteendy with Mr. d Mrl n,od Barringer and w'ere Mr and Mrs. Jack Glbba and ~. Mro. Glbbo Letlr\, Mr. and Mrs. Ji., Coolvme, and Mrs M Ann Debolt and chlldren~ Mn. Irene cot· trell N""""" Falls ~ for 1 day :'mily Duar... ...:eee.u; • ~~ IIICI Mro .•;:'"':: •ll!l family w PIANOS eWUIILITlll -.. MI.OWIII ··- - ·-TM.. , _ "Facforlo f r - _ . •-• ~ ,&CK- o ::;:;:;:;;;:;:;;;;;;:;~: ;;; Lewis Repair Service -FOR" t:ATING I PI''MIING e!!OOF!NG ll WI S REPAIR SERVIa 1 t14 MUI w.: "11'~,tltl- and family of Louisville spent several clays with Mr. and \ln. Marvin Marka · Mary Pierce Is •pendtnt! ,,... ert~l clay• with Mr. and Mn. Denver Curtis, Co!umb~' . Mr. and Mrs. Bil• Swatn ...... VIJitilll Mr. and Mrs. BtU Swain, Jr., Martetta. Mr. and Mn. Luke M.COy and .family, CirCleville were vllllliai Mr. and Mro. WoynP Prince. · Mr. and Mro. FOI'<It smwalter and Soony, Mr. and Mn. Marvin Walker and Rulhle and · " , ~ ~te: eur:ttn' Society Notes Mr. and Mn. Kel!ny Reynolda and family have returoed home otter spending ;everal clays wit~ Mr. and Mn. Wll· Uam Reynolda, P0111ft01. Mr. IIICI Mn. Pal Auth"!'""", Newlrlt IIICI Ilunrlnl Swam of Co!umbul Witt flsllinl Mr. and Mrs. BIU Swela. -VIolot 8mlllt ,:\~ Pt~rscla evenlna ' ns Y with Mr. and Mn. George Reed were Mr. and Mrs. loflnll! = oo':: ~~rt, iaV 11'111 ~y,..... YIWo ~;;, from Col boa Mn. . :'" . · Bl'IIIUIOII \'lsi~ ed reeon:::lh Mn. Gforte Reed SUnda School alteJidance 811 lan. 1 ~as rT offering ~ 0 12 ' · · ~·~P1~ces! ';.""1 ~ ~~ ill· ,; ~ ay ~· 14e ~ :.:,:,., of a.mtJan Servl IU hold Its 00 " -·• ,..,_., meeting 011 TUesday ell· enlng, Jao. 17, ~I the home of Helen Woode wttl!, Eleanor Boyles leading the JI"CCRI'Im. A:!c and Mn. 'Joseph R. Poole an visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker and 1011, Eddie. Airman Poole ia enroule from Daru • Molh011 Air FOI'(O BIM at 'nles<111, Arll. to Goooe Bay, lAbrador. The Pooles visited bl8 parents, ttr. and Mn. Harmon Poole at Livingston, Tau, oa tholr =.; · ":n~ Mr: and Mrs. Beman! Brar· :.·Jtoblnlon .... adaon and family, Ma!!lfleld, milled to st. Joseph Hospital with Mr. ill Parkersburg on Satunlay. 81111011 · · Fred Honaeher Is not ao wsll SbarOII, Jllllee llkl Je111 Ba~ at thfa time. ~ ~1 ;tb Mr Charles Follrod of PO!Dttoy · """"" B ey. vJolted hla 81'111C1mother, Clara hUrod on Saturdsy. A stork ~bower Wll held far Q 8 Kfs. Dollllhy Calawsy at the Grange boll here Saturday evNOW llllng with Vlrlinll llmte :;t,.:0 =en:. V8 4 Dr. Se!flin. Auto. TriDI. lladlo and · Hee~r. ' •:: January Cl earance S I - W.U 14.818.01 1 2 Dr. !lard Top. FACTORY AfR CONDmONED. Tills Ia Mrs. ! John Blaettnar'a PlliOaal ell', and 11 Ollly 1111 4,938 eaay mlleL It has mny other ~·• auch 11 power steerillf, power brakoa, wire wheel covera, WSW Urea, wollderbif !'ldlo. Factor)' Wll'nii1J. . I llllhW&J aptl~Ga<!hing ears If their headlilbta area'! ltm!ed on, so lorlsts obould flay alert 1o darlctr· Pertodlc ehecb of beedl!&)l !13 Eledra Buick • • • $1795 allcnment, lalmpta, m1 WAS $J,g95.IJO ai&nal• shauld be made 1D ma)ra l Dr. Sedarl. FACTORY AIR CONDmONED. '1'1111 II Olle certain tboy're 1101'111!!1 fi'OI*"'I >f cleanelll Ulld ears ID town. II has i apolleu aU white fin· b' "See and be seen" S:,:.~y Interior. We can aJidly refer you to the !Ofo ~lnol Me of llfely for :r .t!, .. 63 Grand Prix • • • •1795 ""' drlvlltc. 63 Rambler Classic • _$1095 JUSf AIWVED "7'10" ' Dr. Sadan. va a._Uc. Tbla ol can lnalde and out. 'I ear ahtnn lht bNI Gl Catalina Pontiac - .sa95 $695 ::a~::,~.~ !71!',! :rtF:=: ~ode~~~ ~ IIIII Muon, ~: Rodier Ward' Guide to Good DrlvinJ, Ward; Tht Mllldni of a Pllol, Richter: Taachlntl Driver and Traffie Eciueatlmt, · American Alllomolive Asaoelalloa; Automobllt Po- Aeotoaorles, Glenn; Explortnt. Power MeeJt,. antes, Glenn; Glenn'a Auto TroublesbootiJic Guide, Glenn; Your Car llld How to Commissars, Teall; The Shot Heard Around the World, Nolan: 'l.'llrnlncl Point for America, Werltein: Open Door to l b • G~al Lakes, Grlogbuis, . and Eeuaclor, Mecgen. . ~ Wm:liES AND G The ancient Drul~ leved thai on Halloften spirlta came out to harm people. They buill Many More ! ! Bl.AEnNARS USED CARS JANUARY SPECIALS FLOUR 992-21115 MlllbtrryA... Jleep-, ... ,.,. . . . . . . . . . . . tllal: . . Cllard! • • .... :a. -to ...... lllliiii.P It • put: ttl,_ 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyJ. std. Trau. Rldlo ud Heater. "" ''1 Std. Trau. Radio and holler. WlSIW 4 Dr. &QIIo~,)VI&Oil W. RadJD ~ IIBlter•..Aa ·TnJII. 'l"i . . • I SonsCo. ., ,.. .. ' Baker• Dt Bdlsum Breod .•. ~M.,.,u,..-Comet· ~'!llllsa • >lntj " 85 N. Collrt St. AtheQII ·1113Aii~WI ' ------------------~ · ~··~-~-" ~'·~~---. THE UNITED GET A BETTER s~n-a BAUM LUMBER CO~ WOR1CERS OF AMERICA MONTHI Builders and f!u!UIIoog l'!luwtw <ll!elter, Ollie LOC.U. UNION 5618 B.a-.od, W.Va. PLUMB!~ GALEN S. IIOWJf. .Dis.L . ''" ' Power equipment, radio, white sidewlll flnr, tfn!ll4 11 !: 0111.7 19,000 mn•. ~ Proaucts r·' ,_, /b'#w7l's Bottle G.OJ • ~186 l'J>OI<:l'P1 I. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. •ohfo'• Oldl!lt Dodge J)uler" lfMd!lpcwt, Ohio &lUr. ~ ~ , 1 64 Chev. Impala 2 Door t,l.l • .. ~; •1695 TJNY'S FOODLAND . ...., Ashland & HEATING HO UncoiD SL Jllddleport 9112-25.10 650icls98-4Door - :: ., • • ;'2695 Pb. ·8116-0005 ·l W.ILUS ANTHONY ' Mlddlopado Ohio SWISHER & LOHSE REXAll. DRUGS " ' "" 411 Doatot• -..& K&z-~ERS 1 £~ •~ftpmke lllamond l!ino!" '):-:, ·' :J !t.1 m ~ 1'omerlly st K. llaiD .i'-~ · ·· '" ·' 1· ·r:J lllone pllnt, re~ - . '1095 ' LYONS aoVER FARM Gr'..&1\11 Met'CIIondffe 'fiWWI PJ.Iu Full power, radio, tlote4 ...... white llldewlll t~re~; ' whl111 with blue totertor. 887.afi80 ' • ' 600idsrnobile88-4boor"- • • • $695 · • condltiOit. oz ' - • .. .. -•595 V-8 ~~JQWr, 111Jo. traq~ power bnQI, power·· ~ lido, and wlieal ~ ' ltd. 'J'rua. ~ and Heater. •I•IW llnl .. ON THI SPOT FINANCINI . I.e•• ..tt KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 Used CarLot Middleport, 4~ $195 V-1 11101Qr, . •lllo. . . .~· ) r ,,. I, ' ' .. . , I '. . • ' IM'l!N .IYININGS UlfTIL W KQrr ·& 'Van ZC.ndt '· J.<!. -~ ~... ·•' . Mot,, Sales . j tiMC Flllltf'Cilll ., Caoillli'•oi• (' ' ' ltl I . ..r;;: ,, _..') ,0 ~~~~ :30 p. !II. p. . • < GODEIN READY-MIX co. ' I . RAll 'S 184 ....,. 89HA1 '!( • • ' fRAMKllf1' : i ! . .1!! ~ ltid•t.~~calu . ~~· Sp•e'-'"41-H' 57 lUlCK 59 VAUXHALL4 DOOR STA110N WA~ Pau -~. "'-. a.ed~T STM sti'PLY CO. WIUotl, " 60 Pontiac 4·Door .. - • 59 PLYMOUTifl DOOR 6 CYL. • eyL std. Trani. . THE SEWING ClllTER ' Auto. tniiL, power 'braklll, power ateerlni. radio, wWIJr tlrer. mellent l'UIU!il!l I eyL Auto. TraiiL iledlo and Boater. ""'*"' RAY RIGGS. fR!:-...;:;... :. OHIO VAWY BAXING CO . . "OHIO'S 'QLDEST DODGI DllLIIl"' '" 60 Cadillac 4 Door Seclc.in ·• THill CM.S IUN GOOD TAICI YOUI PICK $195.50 1'... .....- . v.. 1960 DqDGE - .. - r\SlO 288 V.S e. .e. auto. triDI., radio, wlslw tiNs,.~ llharp and ieal clep. .• .. 'ftntl. _ ,,. 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door .- - -'1395 WOULD YOU BELIEVE """"",.., ................ Conve@le.16 cyL Auto. 'l'rllll. ~ anAl - · ,,.-.... A• Crowding Us Por Spice, The '. lelt luys AN ._,. At The Keith Goble Lot. 51 POID 2 DOOI HARD TOP SUGAR RUN 1959 PLYMOUTH-·· •395 65 Buick Riviera 2 Door H.l•.. • •.. •3395 tiO.OO Da- P., $5,00 l"w WMk ••• and It's. eaniUMid like a looM miMnill . ' ' S·IN•1 Blook SALT•__. auppl-.nt Matbd. h---. r'Uab, • w.lll Bill....., -... 1J!e utn•• tlrn•._ 'i' 288 V-8 motor, automatio tram., radio, white aldplllllrel, wheel clllca, whl~ wltb black Interior, one owuer. SbOwa lOad Cll'e. ,,, . tq: WlllfW Tint.. ........ . I 1 c:JI..A.1lto. 'l'ra-. ...., and htltar. Power ateer- JU$'t ARIUVED ' 4 Dr. !Ia. Wa110n. Thla car IJ In better condition and better L lootllll than maDY 85 models. OWned by lOCI! couniJ olfl· eia1. ll1dramatlc. 1958 CHEVROLET- • • •395 ; Story, Del.eeuw; Volceway to Complete Spyalq"!l Book, has been returned home the Orient, Solomon; Clipper Webster; Tomorrow's Children, Holzer hooplbll after beiDC a Ships and Cal')ailJs, Lyon: Asimov; Nebulll Award Stories, ~~for a week for observa· Hand in Glov~ Servern; Latin 1165: The Individual Amerlcao, lion and treatment. Amerlcsn Tllea1, Barlow; Favor. ' Gordon, and Tbe Crocodile's Mrs. Edna Schaefer fell ite Fairy Tales Told tn Sweden, Moilth, Stoutenbori. ..,uy at her home lnjuriJJ& Haviland; Weboler's Dktionary Famous llilltorlans, HID; Must knee of SynonYIIIIJ, and J'nml Words tho Wtlt Decline?, Harleeb; · to stone., Guyton. Science and tho Seeret of Mao's Georgia Diehl attended Bnln·llooltors, Weblllr· Put, Folllon: Lei's Travel ill lfulleral of Alfred Hendricks The M)'l!ery of Time, Neal; the Pllilipplnes, lleis; Uvea of I Parkmburg ...ently. Dictator Clocka I,GOO Yem of Famous Jtomans, , Coolidge; Charles Diehl was ao ==~ Tellina Time, Burlingame: Ten Heroes of the Twe11Ues, 'fisitor in Columbus tl Pl!yaicl, Pllylleal Science Stu· ILardner; Woman Who Shtllled Thomas Laue left recently d,y Committee: Sclonce Beneath History, Buekmtisler; Im~al Vietnam. Mrs. Lane lo ataJ•In lilt Sea, Stephens; How Animals IRome, Mellersh; They Saw It w1llt her parents, Mr. Communicate, Gllbort; R e d Happen In Europe, Routlt: 1118: llro. Clifford Klein. Lego, Coudey; Tile Whooping Gamble for Vlclory, Cowley; Mrs. Glenn Faulk, Karea Crane, Mcllulty; The World G-m, Up With the Normn Myrtle .Louise, Middleport, vistA Anlmato, lite Afl'lea!l f;te-j ~\1"111, Iluftan; The Franoo- ; lied New veer's Day with the pbaot, Ben; Nutrilloa IIIII Pby·jl'iulsllll War, Weroteln; AI 62 Fonl4 Dr. Galaxlt 500 .... $695 . l =• 8 eyL lt'l I lliCII IM I -- ttl-·u-.-llll44- tl!aa _t'ba...,_for.- ttlb Cbanll Ill lfo ......,. ~ llappar, ... ..,. 'ba . . tw 1111 CUN1a wllleodl!ue to 114111111 .. li:C........,. Go4'• lMM w.lll - 'ldtk .. fa Ill • Sedan.t~,cyl. ~· 2 Dr. Sedan.l ·VII. Auto. Trau. (OK) . ,. a J.pJIII_, ....,, .. .. :UTrials, ..~. ';~':i.t ::ntt,!':! ~~and =~ Gary Pullins, small son 1960 CHEVROLET··· $549 F'ranklbt; Girl Scouta tA the 'nmpanl, Tayldr; T b e Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins 64 Fanl2 Dr. Custo• 500 · · · · $1095 WAS $1.395.01) 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beloa•ed to local mlnilltr. It haa beautiful origlaal Burpndy fimsh with matchin& Interior. Bucbt -~~ wltll fuD consul. Fully equipped. ' J~ 1957 OU:VROLET • • • '245 4 Dr. Trano. Penon· .. ·-- Even a per1011 with 1101'11111 rulon linda 11 difficult 1o - twilight I (]I'ff Society Notes WAS JUN.OO u oatesses. YOUDJ Ameriel'a Garden llctok llels ml CUIIomS comes the I Dr. Hard Top. One careful loc:al owner. Original turquoise Death Ia Its llush-Bro110; All~ llld ~ 1 modelll use of wltdtet • • d liltlsh with matching upbobteey. Powar steer!Dg & brlkeL P JS SOlDo Of cru- ~Coo=kboak,=~CI=a:lbo:ICII:ae~·~\1:=-~A.~.........,=~In~==~felt=ll=vl:tiel:· ~.~~~ ~~~~boW'I of seml-darkaea, - 66 Bonneville Pontiac. $3679 :,.~ ., I 2 Door llar4~9P• ner; Behavior Dtsonlen, MIJ.. . book, Seventeen; Gloyd's Tabton· The Memory System of tho !er's BIWmeadow Cookbook, • Br.dn. YOUDJ' 1btorila of Learn Willon; The Cookie Cookbook, . tng, IDJtlll'd; 'The Coffee HOWle Gllll!; Ptlnlinl and PromoUoa MiDIStry, Ferry: Your IHandbook, Matcher, and Reali· 11 llertl!a Parker , lilly and You~ flp!Jver•. 'l'lle ty in MaaaiJellleD!. Kurllolf. . ' Mytba o1 Automalloll, SIJIH!t• I've Doelded I want My Seat Attendanoe at the Free Metll> I man: The Great Leap, Brooks; Jlacl<, Mauldin; llun With Junk, odlst Church SUnday School oo People and Partlea in Pollllca, Gocla: F11110111 Concluctma. l!lw- Jan. a was 120. Oilerillg Fenton: The Age of the Econo- en; ~ Teclmlque, Me- $21.61. 64 Catalina Pontiac • $1795 m• :uu~~~· and Joyee Schuli.tss :v~ra: =~~ =esF~u:'~W: · I' 1957 CljEvROLET •••• '99 .,., fcwd tM --~ with the lt&n. hutllltc lmlllll4 a. earth. Wltat 'lril1 tlt!Dp lie Jib twtntr J 1 11t1 fro!l-, ... 'lll!lhrlllwt 1111&$U.f Ibflla' aa till fllnlltol4 ot tM 111M' .... it fa . . , to 'ba cam.t ...,..., bT t'ba ~­ .,.... tw ExeepUonal cond!Uon, body and meehanleaL ".14r buao4 ,.,. 111mk .,.k.. mo 1oo1c 1111. lwl I don't t~i•l lre'll ob,;.ct to this t~bbit_.t'• 011/r $150/" ..... twalr ltlord I» . . the idea of pin&' out IDto apace landlq • 1956 O~PSMOBILE ·- ~129 I Alfred ww 11001!, ~' ~...,,.~have 1956 DODGE, - - - s495 Wealthy C. Will. CJorenC<' 0 . V Will to State of Ohio, pareels, ems, NO~ICl'ION Bedford. Good R ad'· 1 p D ••• . WealthY C· Will ' Clarence 0 · en, Spacbe; e "'' 001'Toleth· ,..,.... :=::::-:::::;:::::;:-::~::;::;::;::;::;::::::= .· Let'sorRead Will to Stale ol Ohto, 3.'15 IC· or American Library AaiiOCia· , merica's Home Cookbook, New .:..ureJ . res, Bed!ord. ~n· Htl tnclbe Trllllable Men- ~ York Herald Tribune Home La Wealthy c. Will, Clarence 0. laDy Re~ Child, BaumaiJ'Io !1111Uiut8; The Seventeen Cook· , Win 1o Stale of Ohio .13 acre, Bedford. Wealthy C. Will, Clarence 0 . WiU to State ol Ohio, a li:aoemeats, Bedfonl. • $195 • TO<IaF,II!t ~ T_IW, tilt BIOGRAPHY Ben-Gurloil, Robert; Wlnsloll I. CburdUll, Y' I, You!ll- Chill' l!hlll; Marlo~. Henry; The Seareh for Amelia Earhart, Goerner: The Many Worlds of Herbert Hoover Terslao· Jules Becke ' ' ' 1 .... ~b �( • • -· . - Extr3.Casli 'ftie Want Ad Way Business .5~- ¥i .. . J'omVt)y.llliddleport, o., Jan. 1:1, ' u..d Implements t Pomeroy Motor Co. OlfiUTY 65 CHEVROLET, w.. 52295 . NOW .$2095 Impala Hndtop. LocaUy owned and on:b' 1~000 Dlil•, I C'J'l· lnder. power steering, 1poUeas fawn in£uior. beautiful ma~ rooo finish. radio and beater. 64 CHEVROLET 4 DR. NOW ONLY $1295 Biscayne. vinyl interior. Dark tre7 tt.ni&b. V8 enJine, Power-. Jlide. Buy toda7. 65 VOLKSWAGEN, Wos $1495 - Rtcluced to $1395 2 Dr Deluxe model. [.octlb: owned and low mileage by oritinal Owner. SJ)Otleill cltlll tDtlrior. beautiful dirk blue fln· ish. radio and helter, Poineroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. R 1 lllft'.GII E•per~ ouetfon. Pay off moolhly, Coli 19%-11623.'• FULTo..-,;THOMPSON ' ' TRACTOR S~S UN ICO SNOW TIRES- tbe Larl:et1 Truck or Bulldozer lbdl.ator To The Smallelt. Hnttr Core. ( h 'Pitta ~ILL ' • -13 tu\NI... Nrloh Whllo 4 pfy 11.45 plus !OK ALL SIZES AT SIII,IILAII LOWER PR1C!S AT : .• el' ONI Priced For Qui~k Sele BI.AEnNARS .\!_ R.twllnp Honda Sara AN'90U61ff A NEW DECK I -- • nea-t WYMIJI IIIDDUI'OII1 OtltD '6~50 Wheel Balencing BODY and PAINT SERVICE PJCKUP TRUCKS Fr11 Eatlmot-Discount e BILL SMITH BODY SHOP m- HAY, straw and oats. Ph. 1227. 1 II Sic Rear Meigs General Hosp. 992·2176 • • • • • • •• I 50(. ;BE PROUD 01' U.ORIVE·THRU CAR WASH I f,t Ridge Keno Sodety Notes Rutland, 0. . , ........ ~ I I 1A CLEAN~ CAR To All Customers Meigs Equipment Co. ' ASHAMED OF YOUR DIRTY CAR PDII ONLY $J.50""' Weights POME.ROY 992·2111 • Of' IM~ ' OICk RAWLINGS Wheel Alignment · Experienced ... TH' FEUalS CHiPPED AT THE liST Pit ICES ......... 4 ply ~ 16.10 pilut tu THI WlLLnl IMF TH!;M SPRINT Po....,oy,O. &Jif77Sz1S Nylo• Blotk, Super ServiN Station - - ------ - IARHIY OOOCM.I ......\IJIIIY SMmt II!Cf!Sl PliO"' ~I . CAU Phone 992-2143 rrom " HAM SI!DqT,-.~•mday, Jan. 15. at Jsaac)W:I1ton Farm. SponIOred by Chester Fire Dept. i I 12 lip ' . M50 S~RT BOBCAT VICIIUID THE BIGGEST SALE • HONDA SAW & sDVJa HAJUfY MOTORCYCLES RADIATOR SERVICE For Quick S.lel ··- ., ' 186T I - .... '" SPECIAL ; GASULINI ALLEY ON ' TRACTOR OVERHAULS ' ~ .. uou are f t-om tile .. I nterna l Revenue \ Bne rour tractor averhaul· ed DOW II • biK .109loil. We are running a special on · ~e­ tor overhauls for the Wiater ., 'lou -:;aLJ Servici , \ t'- 1t: .. Baoger? mootb& Have your tractor readJ to eo to wort whoa fm~ come• and 111'1 don Meigs Equipment . . PHON1f92..2176 . ' POMEROY EF.i.. 6 MIIDC OHIO MAYBE I'LL HarriSonvile &COMe A ~NTI-"f! h HOWIIi SCHNEIDER \Uia:vcp ., . '-----' DICK TRACY .' ,_VSR BE A tlEIJnST! \W IJEeP SEIJSITIVt, DELICATE HAIJDS AIJD AGeNne:. "' ' fli\fiiiLESS lllO:H! !)'.<,., .... I'RECKLt!S AND HIS JIRII!NDI'' 1' ,!\;I " lh MERRILL BLOIUR .... .•. '" ~ . ' - .J '' ~ r ;~:· ' • .,. -· BU'r'. I~ ~I G'rFr.f. HAHN113AL ~S TJ.W' GUY FJMM CA RTilAO:O ~ 1 PIANO TUNING. Ph. y: ' • ~i Lane "M"' o"'D"'ER"'N;;-;fcc ur:n::: ish ;::e::;--first d flour Daniell at 992-5509 around 8 a. m, 1 6 301c ~0 U:D HIS NMi OVER Ttl.' ALPs 10 ATl'At'K ROM~, erficiency apartment in Middleport. Ph . 992-3874 . 12 14 lfc -·~-- kAY, WAV BACK IN ~ O£,.t I 7HlNK IT W"' I AUCTION every Friday nigt11 ;:-;====-:::::;--.-_--;;:-;::::: at 7·00 at the Laurel Cliff a ROOM hOuse and bath, furnace and garage, 2M W. Maln SOLID STATE 1 4 lfc Auct•.aon House. St., Pomeroy, o. Ph . -lF.W' walnut console model, radio 2~ or 992-21161. IZ S tfc equipped with 4 speed ou~>­ maiic changer, 4 4 ROOM apartment. WANTED AH utilities paid, 23(Jlk _ .... 1 sound system, ju~ taken · Pay $1.25 per week or Sth Ave., Middleport. Ph. 992· BOY or GIRL m. In Rutland on Moin Strnt & Collogo Avo. '• Eern Money and Pritet Delivering Tho Doily Sentinel to established Route CAlL 992-2156 <..,.,]o·•ment Wented 1 8 un(urnisbed In Pomeroy. Ph. '3 balance due $96.28. C•U 3218. 1 10 6tc . English Literature furnished in Middleport, near , area. Also a 1-2 1 · house trailer. Ph. 992-3346 .lift- - er S p. m. 12 28 tfc FOUR ROOM furniSbed apart menL WY 2-3653. I 14 tic MIDDLE AGED lady-- -wa-nts ~FURNI==su=E;;Do-,a::nc;d---cun::!ur =n"'lshed work of any kind. Ph. 992-2410. apartments. Close to 1 1l 3tp Phone 992-5434. 10 18 - - --,---:-:----;-- . THREE- a~n~d~tourroom ~:::;J HPio IN>nted I ed apartments. All INTERVIEWER - wanted ror paid. Ph. 992-2776, ) : •'t:. part-t imt· trlephrtnt' survey ~ and Reed. After 5 p. m. work. Give phone nu mber, 992-3574. 1 $ tfc must have private \me. not I For S•l• a selling job, air mail letter ,: >Oo;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Including education, work r !xperltnce and names of ref· Priced For Quick Sale erence· to: American RePICKUP TRUCKS search Bureau, Field Staff Dept., 7333 Balti more Ave .. PLEA5E, M01HER. IT'S NOT WHAT rot/ THINK I WHEN we 'r<E ALONE,R'ICHLEY OPEN5 UPlO M~. UNDERNEAlli IT ALL ,,!'$ A FRI5" TfNED> UNfVIPP\' llOY 5EARCHING FOR UN D:Er(STANDINS. College Park , Maryla nd 20740. •1951 Ford 1ft Ton e1960 International V2 Ton 1 1311< 1 e1962 G.M.C. V2 Ton E=X"P"E"R"'IE"'N"'C"'ED ~m~an to work e1964 Docile 'h: Ton Jeep Pick Up on dairy far m. house furnish- el964 4 Whnl Drive ed, Powell Fa rm, Ra<'ine. 0. , Ph. 343-2275. 1 12 llc Meigs Equipment Co. Rear M•l11 GetNiral Hosp. 992·2176 Pomt~roy ·- - --,--- -- -- J&astero Local . 1963 FORD StaUon Wagon . Dinner guests of Mr Country Sedan, .one owner. ..._ N McC · • ':~ ~' good tires, R&H, power nu " · orman ' am 'ton Pb. daughters, Christmas Day dl tee rng, i ood <'011 s992-3346 g • Mri M Reed M or 99Z-2186 . ary ,- r, and Mrs. ' 12 28 tfe Ross Cleland il!ld Larry and Mr. -. . ' DINE IUPiiRILY MIRI MIALTIMI! Mrs. Willie Frecker :===:========-I . Chester, Miss Carolyn and Parker. ;;GET;;;;;--;-A-quo=talloll ·Jl'Om liEIJ. of Columbus, PFC TER INSURANCE AGENL'Y .Frecker of Ft. Sill, · y<iur Mr. For that very specJal diflrJer ·date"·.-. . or just a luncheon ~Pith the faDl.ily, we kriow how to please Y.<»Ur appetite, (ive you the eitra · sr,eclal r ~rvice and ~ elaxing atmt» '· I 11 ·110 ol ,Torch. • 1'(.0:'. ' , .._ • '1 •• ·--..... ~ ,,' ' I' • ' ..• .~ .. "'"' . .J..srtf .,;.: •' . Ji-o· -~l ' ., ... . .. and Mrs. Wateman ·" phere that makes d.J~ riC . o~t pure pleasure~. auto lru~urance. Wt may bl· of Keno, P\1:. Vernon IIIIo lo IIVI you llionef. "'- Ft. Bragg, N. C., and Mrs. B~ILEY'S 'ltESTAUltANT , '' I I '" " l8nd of Columbus. other r~:~;l -;;A;;ITI'O=Mo:O;:;B;;;U;;-.-::E,-;:Iuut~=-::::"'ibeiio= ' caners were Mr. and Mrs . • 211 I. 'ljlofn ' ' ~lioN I WY 2·1974 . .· Pomoroy eanceUedT Last your · opvl~ J,lcCaln, Long . Bottom, Helen ~•lley . lito (lo11oy I Cofll~ or'o UceoseT Call WY ,___ ·1!111 Mrs. Gale MCCain and Qpon SIIIIJ!oy 10;00 ti-6131! ,)!( I .,_ ,. ..' I ENJOYMENT REACH&S M.W HIIGI(TS AT OUR TAIIL~s ·... ' • o# •'""· "' 1 ... Spoclol Otcaololo., Or ~·t ~lion . . . lns_ur•n~- -- Marietta, Miss Sharon FnlCkerl INC- before reoewln& lUNNY . l'· . .•' '·•*'- and ' ·I :/ ~ -- ~· I -----·- .. �( • • -· . - Extr3.Casli 'ftie Want Ad Way Business .5~- ¥i .. . J'omVt)y.llliddleport, o., Jan. 1:1, ' u..d Implements t Pomeroy Motor Co. OlfiUTY 65 CHEVROLET, w.. 52295 . NOW .$2095 Impala Hndtop. LocaUy owned and on:b' 1~000 Dlil•, I C'J'l· lnder. power steering, 1poUeas fawn in£uior. beautiful ma~ rooo finish. radio and beater. 64 CHEVROLET 4 DR. NOW ONLY $1295 Biscayne. vinyl interior. Dark tre7 tt.ni&b. V8 enJine, Power-. Jlide. Buy toda7. 65 VOLKSWAGEN, Wos $1495 - Rtcluced to $1395 2 Dr Deluxe model. [.octlb: owned and low mileage by oritinal Owner. SJ)Otleill cltlll tDtlrior. beautiful dirk blue fln· ish. radio and helter, Poineroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. R 1 lllft'.GII E•per~ ouetfon. Pay off moolhly, Coli 19%-11623.'• FULTo..-,;THOMPSON ' ' TRACTOR S~S UN ICO SNOW TIRES- tbe Larl:et1 Truck or Bulldozer lbdl.ator To The Smallelt. Hnttr Core. ( h 'Pitta ~ILL ' • -13 tu\NI... Nrloh Whllo 4 pfy 11.45 plus !OK ALL SIZES AT SIII,IILAII LOWER PR1C!S AT : .• el' ONI Priced For Qui~k Sele BI.AEnNARS .\!_ R.twllnp Honda Sara AN'90U61ff A NEW DECK I -- • nea-t WYMIJI IIIDDUI'OII1 OtltD '6~50 Wheel Balencing BODY and PAINT SERVICE PJCKUP TRUCKS Fr11 Eatlmot-Discount e BILL SMITH BODY SHOP m- HAY, straw and oats. Ph. 1227. 1 II Sic Rear Meigs General Hosp. 992·2176 • • • • • • •• I 50(. ;BE PROUD 01' U.ORIVE·THRU CAR WASH I f,t Ridge Keno Sodety Notes Rutland, 0. . , ........ ~ I I 1A CLEAN~ CAR To All Customers Meigs Equipment Co. ' ASHAMED OF YOUR DIRTY CAR PDII ONLY $J.50""' Weights POME.ROY 992·2111 • Of' IM~ ' OICk RAWLINGS Wheel Alignment · Experienced ... TH' FEUalS CHiPPED AT THE liST Pit ICES ......... 4 ply ~ 16.10 pilut tu THI WlLLnl IMF TH!;M SPRINT Po....,oy,O. &Jif77Sz1S Nylo• Blotk, Super ServiN Station - - ------ - IARHIY OOOCM.I ......\IJIIIY SMmt II!Cf!Sl PliO"' ~I . CAU Phone 992-2143 rrom " HAM SI!DqT,-.~•mday, Jan. 15. at Jsaac)W:I1ton Farm. SponIOred by Chester Fire Dept. i I 12 lip ' . M50 S~RT BOBCAT VICIIUID THE BIGGEST SALE • HONDA SAW & sDVJa HAJUfY MOTORCYCLES RADIATOR SERVICE For Quick S.lel ··- ., ' 186T I - .... '" SPECIAL ; GASULINI ALLEY ON ' TRACTOR OVERHAULS ' ~ .. uou are f t-om tile .. I nterna l Revenue \ Bne rour tractor averhaul· ed DOW II • biK .109loil. We are running a special on · ~e­ tor overhauls for the Wiater ., 'lou -:;aLJ Servici , \ t'- 1t: .. Baoger? mootb& Have your tractor readJ to eo to wort whoa fm~ come• and 111'1 don Meigs Equipment . . PHON1f92..2176 . ' POMEROY EF.i.. 6 MIIDC OHIO MAYBE I'LL HarriSonvile &COMe A ~NTI-"f! h HOWIIi SCHNEIDER \Uia:vcp ., . '-----' DICK TRACY .' ,_VSR BE A tlEIJnST! \W IJEeP SEIJSITIVt, DELICATE HAIJDS AIJD AGeNne:. "' ' fli\fiiiLESS lllO:H! !)'.<,., .... I'RECKLt!S AND HIS JIRII!NDI'' 1' ,!\;I " lh MERRILL BLOIUR .... .•. '" ~ . ' - .J '' ~ r ;~:· ' • .,. -· BU'r'. I~ ~I G'rFr.f. HAHN113AL ~S TJ.W' GUY FJMM CA RTilAO:O ~ 1 PIANO TUNING. Ph. y: ' • ~i Lane "M"' o"'D"'ER"'N;;-;fcc ur:n::: ish ;::e::;--first d flour Daniell at 992-5509 around 8 a. m, 1 6 301c ~0 U:D HIS NMi OVER Ttl.' ALPs 10 ATl'At'K ROM~, erficiency apartment in Middleport. Ph . 992-3874 . 12 14 lfc -·~-- kAY, WAV BACK IN ~ O£,.t I 7HlNK IT W"' I AUCTION every Friday nigt11 ;:-;====-:::::;--.-_--;;:-;::::: at 7·00 at the Laurel Cliff a ROOM hOuse and bath, furnace and garage, 2M W. Maln SOLID STATE 1 4 lfc Auct•.aon House. St., Pomeroy, o. Ph . -lF.W' walnut console model, radio 2~ or 992-21161. IZ S tfc equipped with 4 speed ou~>­ maiic changer, 4 4 ROOM apartment. WANTED AH utilities paid, 23(Jlk _ .... 1 sound system, ju~ taken · Pay $1.25 per week or Sth Ave., Middleport. Ph. 992· BOY or GIRL m. In Rutland on Moin Strnt & Collogo Avo. '• Eern Money and Pritet Delivering Tho Doily Sentinel to established Route CAlL 992-2156 <..,.,]o·•ment Wented 1 8 un(urnisbed In Pomeroy. Ph. '3 balance due $96.28. C•U 3218. 1 10 6tc . English Literature furnished in Middleport, near , area. Also a 1-2 1 · house trailer. Ph. 992-3346 .lift- - er S p. m. 12 28 tfc FOUR ROOM furniSbed apart menL WY 2-3653. I 14 tic MIDDLE AGED lady-- -wa-nts ~FURNI==su=E;;Do-,a::nc;d---cun::!ur =n"'lshed work of any kind. Ph. 992-2410. apartments. Close to 1 1l 3tp Phone 992-5434. 10 18 - - --,---:-:----;-- . THREE- a~n~d~tourroom ~:::;J HPio IN>nted I ed apartments. All INTERVIEWER - wanted ror paid. Ph. 992-2776, ) : •'t:. part-t imt· trlephrtnt' survey ~ and Reed. After 5 p. m. work. Give phone nu mber, 992-3574. 1 $ tfc must have private \me. not I For S•l• a selling job, air mail letter ,: >Oo;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Including education, work r !xperltnce and names of ref· Priced For Quick Sale erence· to: American RePICKUP TRUCKS search Bureau, Field Staff Dept., 7333 Balti more Ave .. PLEA5E, M01HER. IT'S NOT WHAT rot/ THINK I WHEN we 'r<E ALONE,R'ICHLEY OPEN5 UPlO M~. UNDERNEAlli IT ALL ,,!'$ A FRI5" TfNED> UNfVIPP\' llOY 5EARCHING FOR UN D:Er(STANDINS. College Park , Maryla nd 20740. •1951 Ford 1ft Ton e1960 International V2 Ton 1 1311< 1 e1962 G.M.C. V2 Ton E=X"P"E"R"'IE"'N"'C"'ED ~m~an to work e1964 Docile 'h: Ton Jeep Pick Up on dairy far m. house furnish- el964 4 Whnl Drive ed, Powell Fa rm, Ra<'ine. 0. , Ph. 343-2275. 1 12 llc Meigs Equipment Co. Rear M•l11 GetNiral Hosp. 992·2176 Pomt~roy ·- - --,--- -- -- J&astero Local . 1963 FORD StaUon Wagon . Dinner guests of Mr Country Sedan, .one owner. ..._ N McC · • ':~ ~' good tires, R&H, power nu " · orman ' am 'ton Pb. daughters, Christmas Day dl tee rng, i ood <'011 s992-3346 g • Mri M Reed M or 99Z-2186 . ary ,- r, and Mrs. ' 12 28 tfe Ross Cleland il!ld Larry and Mr. -. . ' DINE IUPiiRILY MIRI MIALTIMI! Mrs. Willie Frecker :===:========-I . Chester, Miss Carolyn and Parker. ;;GET;;;;;--;-A-quo=talloll ·Jl'Om liEIJ. of Columbus, PFC TER INSURANCE AGENL'Y .Frecker of Ft. Sill, · y<iur Mr. For that very specJal diflrJer ·date"·.-. . or just a luncheon ~Pith the faDl.ily, we kriow how to please Y.<»Ur appetite, (ive you the eitra · sr,eclal r ~rvice and ~ elaxing atmt» '· I 11 ·110 ol ,Torch. • 1'(.0:'. ' , .._ • '1 •• ·--..... ~ ,,' ' I' • ' ..• .~ .. "'"' . .J..srtf .,;.: •' . Ji-o· -~l ' ., ... . .. and Mrs. Wateman ·" phere that makes d.J~ riC . o~t pure pleasure~. auto lru~urance. Wt may bl· of Keno, P\1:. Vernon IIIIo lo IIVI you llionef. "'- Ft. Bragg, N. C., and Mrs. B~ILEY'S 'ltESTAUltANT , '' I I '" " l8nd of Columbus. other r~:~;l -;;A;;ITI'O=Mo:O;:;B;;;U;;-.-::E,-;:Iuut~=-::::"'ibeiio= ' caners were Mr. and Mrs . • 211 I. 'ljlofn ' ' ~lioN I WY 2·1974 . .· Pomoroy eanceUedT Last your · opvl~ J,lcCaln, Long . Bottom, Helen ~•lley . lito (lo11oy I Cofll~ or'o UceoseT Call WY ,___ ·1!111 Mrs. Gale MCCain and Qpon SIIIIJ!oy 10;00 ti-6131! ,)!( I .,_ ,. ..' I ENJOYMENT REACH&S M.W HIIGI(TS AT OUR TAIIL~s ·... ' • o# •'""· "' 1 ... Spoclol Otcaololo., Or ~·t ~lion . . . lns_ur•n~- -- Marietta, Miss Sharon FnlCkerl INC- before reoewln& lUNNY . l'· . .•' '·•*'- and ' ·I :/ ~ -- ~· I -----·- .. �l ' I ' , ·~. ' ·enes of Natural Beauty o.wn tn Colored Slides • • / tmts•. About Middleport • ' • • - PRICE 10 t!Nft· Cal.orod ~ lll<lwin& local llnlce Uoyd reported on the !luring the social hour a ; ~ fl!ceo, 1/ldudlog the 1Christmas Home · Ile<orating dessert course wu ..rved by Qhl4' River, cypes of no...,.., I Coolest. the bostesses, Mrs . Burkett ' iloow pnes, and animals were Mrs. Betty Cline was in and Mrs. Wesley Fry, ll'om a • 10" J9own duriog the program charge of tlle arraogement for table covered witll a white 1 hour at the January meetip.g of the month whlch consisted of i cloth and centered with an ar.,. tbe Amateur Gardener's Club ' an arrangement of d r i e d : rangement of red carnations , ledflesd.ay evening at the ' materials combined wltll corn- I and greenery . Mrs . Pratt pre· 1' lome of Mrs. Edward Burkett. husk flowers in a tall brown I sided at the silver coffee serv· t• lt.• Third St., Mldd.Jeport. :container. The program was ! ice. :1 )Irs. Edgar Pratt. presid•nt. I, presented by Mrs. Walter .~ ; eilcomed the members and : Crooks, who showed colored t: .md11eted the business meet· :slides taken by her son, Gene ~ •: fig. 1be verse of the month )Crooks, and included scenes of t~ 1 ttm, S. 1the river, flowers, taken the scenes, animals and .• n-.' , l from s no 11 m~ 31 ll'eynolds reported prize was brougllt by Mr!. regional meeting held Dec. Robert Reibel and won by Mr!. Mlddieport and Mrs. William Slater, :We fix Sunday ,Jiinner seven tdays a week llememLt' ·, nen folks used EO .P.~yc fried clucken for Sunday di,;nv:r? Well, now you can have cOL Sanders' Recipe Kentucky FJ;ied Chicken any day of the lli<f'k. Like today. All you have 1:9 do is pick it up and take it P,me. The aervic:c is sudden DINNI!R HELD Pomeroy •• PEEK·A·BOO beaeh eover-apa •ut like lillie doll dresses cover teeay·weeny blklnll t)IJs :re10rt season 1t Coneado Beodl, Puerto Rleo. The1e are borblagers of lhfllgo to _~me here for .u_e_ r. Mrs . Susie Fischer. Mrs. Lre l Johnson, Mrs. Gerald Michael and Mrs. Thurman Fischer at- - - - - - - - - - -tended a party at the home of Mrs . F. W. Parter Wednesday 1 SOCIAL CAJ.F:NllAR ' 3 Pieces Tender, Tasty Chicken Plus &11 the trimmin's (A complete banquet for onel · tlt..fT ·BOX ...... · .... ·.. · .. · .. $2.50 ·J.!!'~;s Chicken Only TPEn•ET · .... ·........ · .... · $3.75 15 Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken 1 Pin\ Cracklin' Gral·y Hot Rolls ' jSOrves 5 to 7J rRbiAJI-EL ·.. .. ...... · .. .. $5.00 2l Pieces Col. sanders' Chicken Take it from the Colonel • , • ''it'lftn&er lickin' good"• COLONEL SAND£RS• RECIPE KeatNeklt fried Ckieka. ·CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO Chapter No. 80 To Hold Annual Inspection ' Methodist Church has postpon· its January meeting origin· 1 ally set for Wednesday, Jan. 19 to Wednesday, Jan. 26, because Pomeroy Chapter No. 30, h of the Week of Prayer service al Ar~h Masons will ! being held next w~ek at Heath their annual inspection day, .January 17, at 7:30 IChurch. Right Excellent Compamon, FIREMEN ELECT ward T. Evans, district ~~:~I The Olive Volunteer Fire grand high priest "f tlle Dept, elected the foll<>wing C.pitular District of Ioflicers Monday evening; Fire Arch Masons will be inspect1 ~ief, C. P. Harri~ _Jr., Assist· ing officer. Work will be in tlle Most Excellent Ma:ster's I degree. The Chapter will prtseAI 50-year pin to excellent connpar:1·l ion Walter L. Vaugh3t1r a high priest and secretary of Chapter for 25 years. lllan·v I distinguished masons from district will attend. A dinner will be served ladies of the OES at 6:30 preceding the meeiog, bert G. Woodard, high l'f""'•l exteods a cordial welcome to all companions and tlleir ladies Entertainment ~ tobe attend. provided for the ladies dur· ing the meeting of the Olapter. --- • • BEFORE Snug as a bug ... with a Checking Account! Let '•1 i:>te;.' weather-wet and cold-com~ whene er tt. may: With a checking account h~re you can pay all your bills b 1 mml; make many prepaid purcha•es b·v mad- r1ght from the comfort of your h~me or office' Qmck, safe, easy, comforta )le ... and. automatically, your canceled <:hecks become your handy receipts. Start checking here NOW! ~~* POMEROY 1 ;~* NATIONAL BANK ·II ! .I • POME~OY RUTLAND Serving Meigs County for over 94 yeara Member Federal Reserve System Member FDIC All Account• lnour..t Up To $15.000 Under ,. Trinity Circle Plans Rummage Sale Project afternoon. 1 Mrs. Mae Reitmire of New Haven, W. Va. arrived Thursday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Susie Fischer. SATURDAY Miss Roberta Kraeuter stu- 1 POMEROY BAND Boosters .Projects for tlle dent at Oh1o Umvers1ty, .iS · Association will sponsor a teen were discussed by · the spending the weekend with her dance party this Saturday Circle of Trinity United parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon i night at the Pomeroy Hi g h Of Christ Wednesday Kra.euter.. , school auditorium. The Jays al the church. ' ~~.ss Mildred Barton ~nd M1ss wilJ emcee the dance from 8 . _· 1 _ .. Mrllte Thomas of Columbus to 11 p.m. Everyone is wei· Mrs. Ro:r SeYIJied, president, were guests this week of Mrs. come. conducted the meeting and Jessie Price and other relative s MONDAY plans were made ·. for a rum· in the area. JOF CLASS of the United mage sale the date to be an· Rollin Pullins returned to his Methodist Chureh will meet nouneed. A note of thanks wos home, Thurston Thursday , after Monday at 7:30 p m. at the read from the Rev. and spending several days with his church with Mrs. 1 Everett Wilbur Perrin for a gift grandfather. Rollin Bearhs. Thomas and Mrs. Gerald Wild- Christmas. Mrs. Norman """'"• Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Em- 1 ermuth as hostesses. · treasurer, gave her yearly erick and Mr. and Mrs. Paul TUESDAY port. U was . voted to he Llckliter of Lancaster were SALISBURY PTA will meet <'Ss for the Guild meeting Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. A sUite April 26. It was also voted Sherley Swan. fire marshal will be the speak· cancel tlle February and March ·Mrs. Paul Lawrenct! and son er. Refreshments will be serv- meetings due to the Lenten of Portland visited Wednesday ed by tile second grade motb· vices. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sher- ers. At the ctose of the meeting, ley Swan. WEDNESD~Y a dessert course was served George Sellers returned WINDING TRAIL Garden home Wednesday evenmg after Club will meet at the Ohio Mrs. Louis Reibel and M r Georgia Williamson. an overnight visit at Magnolia Power Company, · Wednesday, with Mr. and Mrs. Sianley Pul· Jan. 18, at 7:30 p. m. The first UNIT CALLED lins and son. Mrs. Se\1ers, who lesson of the Dower arranging The Racine emergency .- r - : . accompanied him te Magnolia, coune, on Elernent:B of Design, was called Thtll'!lday at · : remained due to the lllnses of will be studled. p.m. to the home of Clint ' her brother, Mr. Pullins. ----Hughes, Racine and trausporied ----him w Holzer Hospital as a POSTPONE MEETING medical patient. , Class 1!?. Circle of Heath i ed p . i ... .. ......... ...... . $1.25 The Federal Deposit lnourance Corporation ---. Open Friday Nights 6:00 8:00 p.m. AFTER .. ant Chief, Grant Boring) lain, Larry Barten; Fits! Gary Durst; Second Lt.; Gene Jones: Main!. Ohief, Wilson : President, Cllarles Humphrey: Vice P~~~=~~~~~ Smith: Se<relary, Treasurer, Frank Rise, Trustees, Bill Durst. Grant Smith and DohrmaJl Ree4: .., I TONIGHT OP VIRO!NtA WOIILI't Ellzabetb Taylor, Riehord OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon oa Thurs. - East Court St., POlDIIJ01 . . SAVE IN 9~R STORE WIDE JANUARY SALES . Elberfelds In Pameroy *Fcinnlce' Cirinpfote • 1 t - Eafiouot Haorl wfth ,_a Lfllrt. lim.T-IN APPLIANCES 1699·00 WITHOUr DIIIIWASIIII ONI.Y 1549.00 . WE DESiGN Tc;l FIT YOUl KITCHEN , ' ' I'\ 0 K.ITCHIN PlANNING SIIVICI AVAtiAILII NO I)OWN PAY/tiiHf - 36 MOS. TO PAY ' stag.oo ' . ' Burton, Geo. Se&ai, Sandy Dennis. Thi! tJ ail Adult picture. Colorc1rCoon: Admioalon' 75e I< N. W. COMPTON, O.b. Night til 9 Also Tomorrow, MIIGS THE4Tll£ "'"· 13-14 "WHO'S AP'RAJP '·; Elberfelds In Are Open Friday Until 9' WITH MATCHING FRJE ' . .' ' Mov~' Seen as Lea~er's Strongest Bid Yet to Take Over AU'Mass Commwdcation ~edia Under His Strict Controls Stanley Johnson and ci.aughten; Linda and Dehbie spent the p.Jst weekend at Marine Base Camp Knox Jacksonville. N. C. with his son ad dughter-i n-iaw , Mr. and Mrs. Gwilyn JoJnson and daughb~r. • SIll f various 1 J es er to uar • enstve ew ao -"~ ~ -~~~~als" magazine. Members Iinteresting scenes In Columbu-s. 1·; j• !{!!~. . 1 roll call by giving The door prize of a po: - ' . ~· _ ,resoJution. l plant was awarded to Mrs. ~ ' . l?usiness meeting, Edgar Reynolds. The traveling ~ " .) ' "cts pven by Mrs. Harry ' CEMENT ' •" . . · HONG·KONG (UP!) - Rei! Gtiird followers of Chinese Communist Chairman Mao Tse;lung seized Pek!_ng RadiQ Saturday.11ecause Its brqadeuts were not following "Mao's thought." The move was seen as a bid to blinj. all m•u ll)edla .under CO!Jtrol of th~ . aging leader. A broadcast said Re<! Guards seized ~e ~tatlbn because its broa • cult bad been "supPl'esljlng ~ao~ thought and resorted to the anti-rev~lutlonary line. . · Japanese corre5(-0n4enls m Pliltlng said Mao appeared senously worrted by the challenge to his rule but that ·~e· appe&ted strong enuJII 'to take counter action. They also reptlrted Saturday that President Uu Shao-,chi, con· )ld~ Mao's ch!ef opponent In the Red Chinese power struggle, had openly defied the 73-year-old chanman by j:l!!irl!li!g that Mao had Wl)lngiy lfciused him of subversive pOlitical activity. . ':': · Llu was reported to have delh$nded that his earlier "confession" of anti-Mao activities be ~ithdrawn and t'at .he no ioJ!ger be subjected to "self-criticism." The statement appeared In a wall poster In Peking, the Japan· ese correspondenlt said. · · ' , !.' ' . • I ' ... ,. FLBA Planning 50th A~niversary NEWS Computer Age Jobs Will Find Teachers .. 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