https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb7415959651fbeeb27b89dec0d9382e.pdf d3abc20fa3dcabb10bdf8cd6564e381d PDF Text Text • ·-' 54 Rutland Science Titles Featnre Newest Students on Hou,or Rolls -.-.-~MM-JwMloo. '* .... - ••.0. · - -letlor t tour or4JOOQ' • ,_ Contraetors . - I 1'arnedof FnndCu • ' • e ' • .. I ' • a •\ Controvenial Oil War Casualties BUSTER BROWN. AMUICA'I On Show to Feb. 8 . rAVOIIII ,CHILOREH.' I IH.,.9 11 ' ' ,. 50,000 ALL BUSTER BROWN .. SHOES OF~ . MANY OTHER SHOES ". AT JANUARY SALE PRICES! .. . ... SIGMAN TO ENROLL OPEN FRIDA Chapman- Cana·d,ay 9:00 In the MlddlelloCk Nat te llllert.lct. I'OMEROY'S QU~I:Illt SKOI .~pill ALSO OPEtl'ALL DAy I I I I l I ~ ~.~····,;. WORLD . ., QUICK SQUAD CALLED The Racine emergency squad was summoned at 6 p.m. Sunday for Mary Ours, Old Town Flats, who wa!l ill. The sq~ad 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- 1rushed her to Holzer Hospatal • I where she was admitted . REVIVAL CONTINUES I A revi val at the Mt. Herman EUB church will oontinue through this week with R e v. Bud Hatfield as evangelist. S~RYICE (Upon Your Request) Robinson's Clec,ners ' .. t 1 .. Looking stylish. Feeling fine. . . ·' In Hush Puppies· casuals. J I I I Tills Is Trinidad, a high-stepping casual that comes in either Breath in • Brushed Pigskin• or the new glovelOft smooth leather. You'll like the ltylish stacked heel and the choice \ of colors. You 'll fall in love with the way they feel. Come in and see Trinidad and our other new Hush Puppies• casuals. Bet you 'll want to wear some home. Prices start at just Hush $10.00 PupP~RANO ieS CAIU... In the shoe Look for - Choose From Our Extensive BllLOVA CellectlonZ ~ .. ' ... ... , , ,, ~ �• ,, • l • ' TIE DAlY • ........,...at.etw•.. DJVOnD TO INTiilltSt Of' oDd bUll- toreeut• wbo mob up ouclt - IUelwd S. OWeD, Pllblllher Chetter Tl,nneMD. Editor i fldltll IICCb puohlll year, iiU COilll .. l I I I \ ' ,. 1 Aul 0 JnspecfIon, • Dr" Iver Ed t" Enga!e senal ors . I JUNICR MADE T~E It FOCI11!At-I- TEJ>.M... l-IE'S THE COLLE.GI,t.,TE WEIGHT- ,.,.,.,,_ CAAMPION· .. A REAL. MAN'S ,--..._ MA.N-.a,N D #ORE" ' ETC:" AND~ - .. E1C·" • • . •\ I ~-bV · t1,1•n •-pt - The At one point, Eisenhower !s , . nation's last . three prllidents- quoted as recalling: "Chun:h!U I All I want Is eompltance wltb Eisenhower, Kennedy and John. could be rather trenchant, if not my wishes, alter reasonable son-are central figures in a a little sorcutic, tn giving Idiscussioru."' trio "! na!'l'l'fk television orders. But viewed today, they ] broadcasts -ournntly planned Imake us smile. · To · ·a chief And the following tale is aloo lor airing within the next 1 marshal'.fol air he cabled: 'l'm lbroug}jt forth by the oeveral weeki. glad you have --tit• -matter, .. occordlng to the On Feb. 12, according to NBC· you say, under examination. IY0 U ever ,hear the otory of TV; William 1\janchester, outhor Pray report to me tomorrow ;Brsmarck. The British of 'the coittroversi4! book "The what is going to be done.' And told me the story hl?'self. Dea!Jl of a· _Ppsldent.'' ~bout to a first sea lord ho cabled jn wcrlessed Churchill, The the late John F, Kennedy, will , per: 'I have received your marck 19 8 wreck.~ crew ~ 81 be 'il)tervlfwl'<lln a special one. : message. May I remind you .left her but she ~"!' t sink. I ve hotir edition- of ''Meet the · that warships are meant to go got just enongh oilm my ship p,t,..>• · . under fire ."' 'get home.' The prime minister $J!C..TV 'notes that this will , I replied> 'You . otay there be . Manchester's "first national : The network also ~~otes ! the Bls!"arck " on the bottom: teltvision land radio) Interview ' Eisenhower as recalling: Once·~. well send out and tow prOgram ;!nee the controversy i Mr. Churchtll sard In a meetmg: I rn. lll1'e over his book." The ne"stlten who will interview bi<il will be. P~~oun<ed later, sats the 111!1iitii;k\ 0n 'l1nlndaj,)eter Hord, the who , lilcu\ored President UC3 J0ll JoJ~Iil'•· displeasure with his u of chief oxecutive, COLUMBUS (UPI) - Legislators, faced with a f~toduulil discuss the zoommg htghway death toll and threa~s of a cutback In a< coooersatton on federal htghway funds, took up the Issues of auto m· "Today" program. I spechon and drtver educa!IOn Wedne~ay . . Thursday, ABC-TV 1 The Senate Urban H!ghway Affall's Commtttee held an .boin: special In hearmgs on a bill allowmg pohce to arr~~ motoriSts Iormor Ffl!sident Dwight I whose cars are tn d~ng~rously poor condthon and an· . at his farm other to trtple drtvet s hce~se fees to raise money for . Pa., remlnis- , dnyer education for all with journalist O~o teen-agers. ney , 0-Y-;::~wn~ One auto about t~e milita-1b ~ l~w;ak~r~.w:re s~ur;~ in::~~~ thas Sere~y 111 111 of Wmston Church· Y e e era . tg way a • Yl r uc • na War ll. Act of 1006, wh•ch several sen- several In the House. program ls I ators noted provtde• that 10 _per ,tee Cluurman Sen. Ro"':rl "';f,~r.: :'Ge·nerall Eisenhower I cent of htghway funds be wtth· · Stockdale, R·Kent, satd 01 . Churchill," and ' held if states fail to enact the ney's bill could be. AJif:-'!V las released in ad- two programs by the end of wtth the auto inspection · .. . · l""'n some recollectrons by the , ~ures. e~J~:~ide·nt of ;he late British 1 The first measure was intro- Carney cautioned I< ' duced by Sen. Charles J. Car· times during lbo hearln& that HarJo's ' ~ . . hlul. To wu I wu llllnlod .... beliih . matter ...,lull boO ·· • 11101 aow '!1111 011 DO l<iCOI!II ~ _,lie luubaDd. '1111 lint marrllp q 1111' ·f\ll' ·lnoU.O.: INiod • live yearo and twci Now wltll 11111'-'!<1 No I. Jr;lda. I lo • ed lhiJ ~hom I'•• bed two y~~ Rill · • Pltbllobed every tl.,- ( Sltll1' day ) by The Ohio Valley Pltblloblng COlD~. 110 ltlechanlc Si., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Bualness Olfl<t phone 9922158. ldltori.ll phone 992-21~7. 1!1' with \II<; I'I!W gllnmlck of predlct!De on percenlli e bUis tba pooslbillty of niP ....,.,.. . How many timet they hit It on lbe ~ dooJ liOi seem to confuse the publle: Ptl tvetl U they make mistakes, they ~ Secolld claos postage paid at Pomeroy, 11art out eodt day with 1 clean slate. '" But not oo !be blunders of !be budge- Ohio. ll!trs who deal In figures beyond the lma· NattoDOI ldverttalng repruantaUve· li;Datlon of most. BotUneiU Kimball, Inc. ll43 Lextngto• 1'be Budget even bas become more unAve.. New York City, New York. predletallle In this age of managed economics, wbleh connot be eruod day.by-doy, Soblltrlptton ntes: DeHverod b7 car liit"llves with us 1o the end of lime. It 11 rter where ovlilable, 35 centa per weet irlte that many of us will not be around to one year in advance at tho Dtll1 Selltt face up to the mountlnr deficits, but our nel offlee U8.20< six montbl, P .IO: flilldren 'and arendchlldren will be In a pothree monlhl $3.90. By Motor Route illlon· io pay ever iDt:reUing taxes in the where carrter service noc anllable ono tiilo 'to caleb up, or keep ahead of natioDOI month fl.SO. By mul one year '10.00; 11\ianclal disaster. SII monlhe, ~. 25; Three monlhe, fi.OO c: ::JA elaasie u:ample of bungling was the itltement made by the President's econo· 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - mic odvilon last year. They stated a figure layoff ol a sizeoble number of waae earnthat wao based on careful judgement of ers. During 1986, stockhoiden lost over the def"l!S' requirements in VIetnam. They $150 biiUon In the fluctuallolll of the missed ff by a country mile. Thus, we can· stock market. 119t !Qok p~ the present Budget and rest asThere are reason• given by apolog1sto sured that it is th• ultimate cost. for these expe!U who advire tbo Presi· They Jits!sf their course Is to avoid in· dent. nation and bottlenecks. They were n o t In some quarters the blame Is placed on smart enoush to predict the rapid Increase !be Pentagon for underestlmatlna the cost in prices of goods and servires. nor did of !be VIetnam war. Another Ia that there lb.!!Y fore'ee the decline in residential con· were Inadequate figures In Indices from stfuction. which they made their decisions, but !be These economic seers went so far as tG one on which we would place the creotest say saw improvement in our bal· blame is counsel in a position where !bey due to the sterling situa. have a mixture of politics and economies to their other calcula· as a motive In their looking of the econo· wrong in almost every my of the country. of the economic situation. Whatever the reason for their classic dollar is still In trou· miscalculation, there is no justification for ..•!li•~en is in deep water these advisors who hold unprecedented mounting inflation, taxing. spending and regulatory power ov· p~l,ces have Increased er our lives. They, by their advice, can up. !be 'amount that they calculated, set the marketplace and tause confusion witiol 8MJ! to the highest point In In the minds of the public. inventories have piled We would say they have lost the statU! ~aking rate of $15 billion. of experts. It will take a major break· is a slowdown In -pro- through on their part to restore confidence plant, which caused a In the minds of the people. · a HELEN .HELP MIIGS-to\UON ADA a fllrtber CQDlPI!'iaoll ,.. -tber I boboI ;~~~~::;· U~WII~~IIIDOUnced be u getthtf more ef. • Door ·Holoa: ...., dewlf aod oevu wet • . tlllnt > · DOCTOR SAYS i117 Wejae ' G. llrudllldt, M.D. Q - I ... ...... bul whel I •• In lho bolpllal recenlb' 1 wu nol allowod ·\o eat Uvlll'. What could be 1111 reuo11 lor tblaT· A - Uvtr 1e of tiiM chlefb' In tbe II'IIIIIIIIR 01 pemleloua IIWIIIol. It It . of Umlted value 1n o~ fGmit c1 111e dlliue 11111 evoa 111 pemicloua bemll It liu ~ latlt4' replo~ by lnjectlolll of' 'rilllllln 8-11. The reuoD lor DOl ~ liver ill -~ur 4lol 'qbl'bl a lladanCJ towlf4.1out. · . · · Q- Mat ....... , = ole 'w6r~· 01;lf*f~;.J1, · hajlpler came. He . :.•::;·~n~ :."Jolld'l)~ llk,l to ao 0111 al= j :''QIJ. . "Good tllen I'll eplaill '10 be aw~ top." 'l'!>al'lt.<nib cold, · · · yI dllcovmd tllal ~i· a maa evll')'lhlnc, ~. ~ Ml' lalle4, bulll.ypu s~.Mf;f..qJ. «· ' .,,. your rlll\ll, he .lblnU: JP'lif*"f "'* lf(llcal, hiJIIl~n ·. '9~tt>1t. Jill\'"" llXI be llifl bei:IUP., Jll!! keep blm lnteretle4 ,.. .~ll'~· hlpe becll-. ho llil'l at!., !!!;& IUIJ _of you. Aln 1,,lilb\7 , • WISICR · ' ~- , · '' '' Diu W!Jerr • .;,; ;.,, ·• ftlabi: provldeciJOUI-.. ,.11111 liuobaad _II • opoUed ·w&ilkuaa 11101 ywr•oiCOIIII a baalll': !lice · trodD'III ~-Hult~redc toJ.ot5!-'lb you wert - .... .,.._ , •.,., A · -· Iii~ u .... ibe bolll,' Jult wbal U., apiel..,a wi rod· blood:'eeU 'count - to woman lo bet ADd :,ou ~ ceilloll·bt a f~ure o1 ihf mar- aot lucky ID other ·.worda, · a mno p!WUeo ~" rod Ce1J1 .10001_wUI al11101t liM•~ ,.., .aoullb to •rttill- lboll bit ol 'lbameleoG ·Ia ·her, ,Jilt o1 ~·ue ~" alwey• :t ;.:": =r.:.,r·;':d ~: ae~en.. Urges Overhaul . of Pu blic - Aid Pronams o- cell prod~on. ' Severe cueo · ::. ·.: _: · ; 1 .fea\1 <lfiW Ptrltct, www 1t welfarepaymenlllllke l whldt lamll,es ,below a eerlaln ~~ trw~lalll. Cure ,< Ia lilt w~ ~1\llilbUd'm· Jncome leVel ~ would ~· JIOIIIble only If lllt 'bUII -leu. er lalr.. Jitr any p!Kt. Slllttbia He alto proposed tllat all automalto _paymentl from lbo temll,' ~ IIIIITOW twDof. or wife, "ii ~V. & .ade!JUI ~ atalel be required to participate ire!llltll'Y ~ajhor than Pllina diNa• o( lhe·' oplee,D· - C:fD pe for IO!Illllli N~'taUIJ.'• ·>a In an existing program under tu11 \0 the lteUUI')'). · be IOUDd 11111 removld. mako It; aild -.. 1<~'-llllt'lf~ ti whlcb federal grant1 are 11Theae plaDI,Jnay or may not' . . ' , w.u - READER. ' '~"' ,· · He also announ~~ that be, available to help provide work· prore to be P,r,ICticable at anv' 11 - Wb& le liypocbr9mic 111- Delr, Intends to ,.t up a co~!sslon training for unemployed parents lime.'' JQhnloli eald. "ADd lhey eJDio? OlD tt jle c;pndT Yo1, bul .:, wll) If lt~·bllll- on of leadmg Amer~calll! to on welfare. are' almlltll surely beyond our A -111 ~ a -clan<l•-~'floi>r? - lji ' '·•'... '· · conduct • two-year study of Johnson said one proposal lor mea111 •I tbla lime. But wr lbl! rod blood cello 111'1 "!"aller Dear Hetea: ·. . ·.. : .. various proposals for guarani.._ guaranteeing minimum Jncomeo must examine ony ulan, howe•· 11111 fewer ibiD aormal and art Our )3-year-old diUibtef·.1111 lng • . minimum income to all to tile poor Is the ....,ailed er unc;tnVellllonal, whlcb could lacldlls In normal troD coJiianL you doll'l iaree wllll m• ~ . Amerrcans. "negative Income tu" (under promise a major advaDCO." . It ~an bt cured t, oupplflnl DO.t ltllllla hOr dite ,ili! ·,hiiii In hrs annual economic · 1ro11 11111 bf IID4illl 11111 chedl- aroullil t'ltb 1!011. '!fir-· bldnt report, Johnson said that "our Roush. Also aelldtn8 a (1ft, wu 1n1 tho IGUr<e of lbo cbroolc tnterut II hlnriba arouDlf at system of public assistance Is David's crandmolbor, Mro. Ed- bloOd 1o81, sud! 11 • bl-.cllnc lilt ~store !!'h~!' .'lbt ~· now 30 years. old and bas na J!ot!M;.., who , was unable to plies or 1to11110h or ill...,... ate. t IIY doltl . cfji '!',~ )ill obvious faults.' • atterus;-ltl!fmhmentr of I c f bleedne due to tar16 dally d()MII w'a near II. ~ ea1o jou,'ll. be States now conlrlbute only 41 cream, decorated birthday cake of aspirin and other causes.· · ·on her side. -WHICH! · cents of each welfare dollar. bake<! by his mother and pop · Dtar Whldu · , with the federal government _were Jerve4 to the guests. _ My and d~, H JOU don'l' tnow, ~~ 11011 11 supplying the other ~9 c""!". The Apple Grove WSCS held both past :tO, have heredltity YOUR aide, . you ·hiYiillc Each •tate is lree to c;stablish , its regular meet tog al t he ll)lherocytosls which cacqes reading llllp 11101 X¥:1 v.-, <II own standards of engibility Ichurch Tuesday evening wttll them to hive bemolytlc B!>Oln• e~~refully, All~ ,t,; I ' IIJJlj! \to and to detennlne Its level of Itwelve member1 present. Ia. What cauoee tblt and wllat bave lt'lmdo 'WhO' i/o bey1 ~but payments to the needy. Tile meeting opened by sing• . u the treatment? not do)Yilat-the dn!i~l and "State stand•.~• of need "e ing -the hymn "A Charge To cA- Hereditary aphero~lyoo· moot ~!l!llte!f -J~or ,_,:_~· miserably low, the Pre~ldent Keep I Have," followed by pray· II .or llemolyU~ jaundice · ' II frlends : D•~ .-J¥il1!1.:.illit:iliiisaid. In 18 states a family of or· by Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. ' nd Mr VIr D Kln and dtaracterlzed by tile pre~alence til ar01!114•&,p ~~~ .1/P four " preoumed able - to Mr. 1 . 8· g . g · · 111, the blood of spherocytes (a .,.dflna• .pl~ .,_.H. ,:· l manage for a month on $IS • of ~e ~a: ~~~HIn cht!'f" ~m~y·~~W ~"'·~= -lot!ID of abtiOrmal red blood •Dear,Mro. Bdttel: , "". , perso~r less. And In many ~- oy uc · e~. P c ar · 811 y, ' · i.ooth cells), tbe deatrucUon of red One of ybur corf¥JIIiit4enll. states, actual payments averoge t was Sell EvaluaHoo. Scrip- Beal aod Linda, .Mrs. ,EJJz · eella aDd enlarged ll)lleen. Tile 1n refel'l'lnl to a •18hyiter)·oal far helow their own standards tnre readrngs by Mrs. Dallu Murray - AI!Id - ~-~· ~gh"\1; best reoults are obtained by ,... estate man," tater ~ -blm of need. Hlll and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. A son au attend.,.. nay moval of tbe splean. _ a "realtor.'; 1 btllnt ,~')liecl "It Is time to raise payments question and answer dls~sion ~ces at the Clifton Metbotile Ia~ word ~!j, ~ toward more acceptable levels. followed. dis! Chtu'~h. -~Cllfton.. W. Va. . II - For tho put )'ftr I batt reJI(tors are "l'l!al ~~!' Jiu,nto "As a fcrst step, I· ask tbe The business meeting was In Pvl Cart Hall, son "Of Mr. had spells of heart fibrillation who are tnemben of., ~ ~~· Congress to require that each charge ol Mrs. Mabel Roush and Mrs Carl Hall, who has tbat last from two to four tiona! A!soclatlon otJI~al " £a. state's payments at least mee1 when tile. members de<lde4 to been staiione4 with the Arme4 houro. Yawnlnl or strelc:hlnl ''lito lloJrdl." Ao tniCh ihei.-art its own definition of need: and gtve mpney Instead of birthday Forces in ·Germall)' has re- may trllgor an ittack. 1 am "JWOJ'!I to 1 oode of•tl!lcoLwhicll that its definition of need ~>qgiltstoJlda .II~YChlldalthe turnednomefora30dayleave taklngql$ldinefor ,lt. Whlt' wouldnol!"'nnlitllo~ - ~· kept up to dale BIIIIUally as Letart ralls grade sch?"l luneh tiefo oma to VIet Nam. 11 tba ca119011 Is It iierJDU!t conduct thiS Jel,ter _repOrtt, . ~ol condition• change.'' room. Members attendrng were reg , A_ Ptbrllllllioo trapid IIIII• all real etlllll, aai..,OO ,,; _, t He also propose<! new pay· Mrs, Bertha Robtnaon, Mrs. Mr. and Mro. William Kllll .fectual •contraetJons of tbe alii'· Realtoro . , . · · ' ·, merJt formulas which would Dallas Hill, Mro. Early Roush, visited one day re""'tly with iclee) may bO due 1o an avei'IC' If tile maa !J, In f-..ot,~a._.:'l'llalr permit those 00 welfare "to Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Carroll Mr: and Mrs. Richard Hellman ti~e tbfl'!lld, rheumatic he~~ lor" be !hould bo Tt~- 11!1· keep some Part of what they While, Mrs. Dorsa P81'8011S, Mro. at Hemlock Grove. disease or COI'<Itiiii'Y artery dl· m"'IJol,lyto the. N:AREB, . lor may earn" In part time jobll. At Roy Btl~ Mro. Howard Rob,.11110 _ all potentlal1y Hrioui, disclplinlry act,too. ~ VOI'I1on present, such earnings roduco inson, Mrs. Aln Wheeler, Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Lonnie Hudson condltlona. Qllinidlne Is an old··w. Boordsley, Publ\<i' ~~~~na Jack Ables, Mrs. John Stobarl, vialted with her f,Tandmotbor, standby Jbat Is IIlii widely uaed.JDireetor, . Callfomla'.~ ', J~ he was "not trying to put any Mrs. Sherman Ford. Mrs. Grace carr al Harrison-lit addition to lre!IIIJia I be tate Aso<fe!a\lon. .. , ·•.,, ·: :< body In jail. I just want to get Refreshments were serve<! by ville r<llOIIIIY. eaule, an electric pacetllaker 'l'bis column·• Ia ~lllecl;-~ these obvious junkers off the Mrs. Dallas Hill and Mrs. Jack Vlaltlns Sundar aft"!"J"'"' may bl adviuble. lamUy II~, ~ II• VOIJ'-'1' "'" . ," he said. Ables. with Mr. and Mro. John Dean . . lila .'ld.d ttQuble or tutrt,;. .,,plain ' Tile second bill co-sponsored Mr · and Mrp. Ruasell Roush and sons were Mr. 11111 Mrs. 11 - What Is meant bf IYD• trouble; lot ~belp ,·YOU Sen. Oliver O'Casek, O-Ak- ~nt.;tained wilh a birthday P81'· Kenneth M~l Of Racine cope 'or an arterlosc)eroUc bat- Sht -11'111 aloo wek!.om• !:!U~J and Oak! Collins R·Iron- ty Friday eveninJ In honor of and Pvt, Carl Hall. It? . • own oiDUIIDI· ~~'IJ>'Ail ton, called f: an incr~ase the birthday of lhelr son, David Mr. Chatlel Mub, Jr., hll A - Foillllnl 4ue to harden- dreoo He,ltp Bii\ltl '!It~·,. Gl state driver's license and tem. who waa celebrating hi• tighth received word tlult bit mother, Ina of lbo artel'iu. . Iilii·' n.-..papel'i . , "',_, >o : .. b'rlhd Mra Sylvta Mash has ouffered f 1 00 . porary lcense ee~ to ..j ' 'Aile~-.,' ~ · Roger Roush, a ~alyiic at her home 1 pclus 25 cfents reg7,tratlon eed. D Lengwi "~~ and Mrs at Gahanna urrent ees are ;} cents an ana s, wa. • • Rober!a, NaiJo Rev. 11111 Mrs. ,Clyde Hinton ........ 15tr8 . Dor8 p 1 21, cents, Pus ' cents reg ~ arBOna, and Eddie who Is pistor of Carleton church UOD fee. cy, Cindy, Sharon It vacaUonlng 1n FlorldD wltll lhelr son, Roy ond family, who live there. Tho Klngbury MlsaiODIII'Y club of the Carleton Churcl! which spo111or the Rev. ·•nd Mrs. Unscramble thete four Iumhlei, Jesberg met Tueaday, Jan . 17, one letter to each IJquare, to form four ordinary word•. at the home of Mrs. William Klng. Enjoytna a puUuck IUtlcheon at noon were Mrs. Vlr(ll King, Mrs. Webber Wood, Mra. Charles Mash, Mrs. Ralnh Carl, Mra. Charles Kin~. Mrs. John ;. . ' .. [ LOVEH ~ .Dean and Mrs. William Klil(. In lhe , aHemoon a devoUonal . , me<!Ung was oPened wltll 'the · . ~ ln'OUP reading lt)rd chapter of ····,· r=;;~:::--1 P•alma. Mn. William King . EM (ave a reading "A Famine For 1"''1 pear]ng the Word of God.'' '-;~;::~;:~-L-W In Die oboence ol the · tietary, Mrs. Clyde lllntnn. Mro,_ EMPAND Chirle• Mash 1avo the 'bUs~ , Now arranct tho eirclltllletltro ness report. The pregldent Mrs ., WASHINGTON (UPI)-Preoidenl Joh01011 urged eo._.... ThUI'Iday to overhaul tile nation's public aoslstano:e pr• gram. amotllll aeu.r: · , ' ·'':' · -1• Apple Grove Society Notes ll::: Kmgsbury· / SoCial NeWS . 1Jii in BERRY'S WORLD· · · strob YOUR CHOICE OF Z FAVORITE 'tD~~~ · YTtJ.~•tu~ TI.RES Of Our Jan. ~ary FRIDAY and. SATURDAY ' ·' · ' . "'" "( "''; IOys' PMRI,vet·,J.. Clnllg11ll · Mers Flannel &~~ Pif!mas ··· ·· '·: · ··:- ·· · · · ·· ·· rJ -· ! I-·_rJ IINRE I .. ~ """""""" .,., . 9'!'TI>fl-- .. HAr.TO 1M. ........$ to form the IUI'JiriM antwer, 11 J •• . 1 A-1 bJtht •'""• <11110<m. , Ralph · Carl, 1.., ~he ll'OIIP reptatlnll: lhe Lotd'~' Prayer • : i~' 010111, lh•' !')tel\0•· ~ rem~ln. . . ' . . ,, ' ' . "'"; ' .', e ,of tHe dav wa• t,nent ftiW· , ·':. _ , ,·<r . t'- 1 ·:· ··~ ...~. e h'J9.'~> ....i· l•""t... LtGHr HANDY'• nnow ....._ ........., ln!i· .'Jib• noxl ·meetlnl wt11 jie. Mfio-I'U'"' )'til Wilt _ ltl·r.! !'hi' ,,.., I'·"• "' 1..,.,,,,., J IOUDHT at tile hOITie of Mr1. Wa)'lle ,, . fi//.Ja..AIIai.f:,.,.,.''IOtNIIf"• ,,_. · 1•••• -.; ,p .. . "-w.e" rlantl'OUmlrJittlelfmwl } Belt'the da~ to be arinOunced -~~ ·=:;--:.. ·, ~ -~ :~-::-;.:....· · ";. ~ ~ ....:_ - j : :l, ~;~.~ .. \ft Prislllto5URPRJS£AIISIIERhort :.u,__w. ·- ~--- uu.w-w~ ·t·~.- ~ -- ·-~H . .~.n .... a1 ,. ....... L~ ··· ,~ ·1t.t~:-t,.. ... .J ·· .,. ,_. ·~ ~~· _/ ··~~· "." ., -~ ._- .1 " . ' . ,_ether • • "f 'I •• ~• 1 ,price 1 price . ' I · · ' - . '. l,.d ·~-r'i ~loves - - " ) - - - & ~ price $1.00 ., ' PACKAGE OFFE-'1 . DRESS SHIRTS .-. ·~ qu.a. .. FrHt Eild Serva . ' ' oaf• 3.00 ' ( ..,.,50 ' Our -ex~·· ~hanlcsdo ell this work: 1.- Align Front End 1h1nt~:e .Bpth F~ni Wneera -r~kM 1 • _.·,,,, ••• ltr~~ Wh>l!•l I I I ~)I r 0 1 r"=:::~~~~~~~~:!_~•~urrtoted I ' '--_.;.::'====~!!-.JA ( rx 1 I 1 J ' t • .••••••••••••• ' . All Glov••• thermal, fur 'li!'ltcl;·. ,, I I ' r»&~M®II.J:;;;;: I I Clearance ., 1• , 4 NP MON.EY OOWN �• ,, • l • ' TIE DAlY • ........,...at.etw•.. DJVOnD TO INTiilltSt Of' oDd bUll- toreeut• wbo mob up ouclt - IUelwd S. OWeD, Pllblllher Chetter Tl,nneMD. Editor i fldltll IICCb puohlll year, iiU COilll .. l I I I \ ' ,. 1 Aul 0 JnspecfIon, • Dr" Iver Ed t" Enga!e senal ors . I JUNICR MADE T~E It FOCI11!At-I- TEJ>.M... l-IE'S THE COLLE.GI,t.,TE WEIGHT- ,.,.,.,,_ CAAMPION· .. A REAL. MAN'S ,--..._ MA.N-.a,N D #ORE" ' ETC:" AND~ - .. E1C·" • • . •\ I ~-bV · t1,1•n •-pt - The At one point, Eisenhower !s , . nation's last . three prllidents- quoted as recalling: "Chun:h!U I All I want Is eompltance wltb Eisenhower, Kennedy and John. could be rather trenchant, if not my wishes, alter reasonable son-are central figures in a a little sorcutic, tn giving Idiscussioru."' trio "! na!'l'l'fk television orders. But viewed today, they ] broadcasts -ournntly planned Imake us smile. · To · ·a chief And the following tale is aloo lor airing within the next 1 marshal'.fol air he cabled: 'l'm lbroug}jt forth by the oeveral weeki. glad you have --tit• -matter, .. occordlng to the On Feb. 12, according to NBC· you say, under examination. IY0 U ever ,hear the otory of TV; William 1\janchester, outhor Pray report to me tomorrow ;Brsmarck. The British of 'the coittroversi4! book "The what is going to be done.' And told me the story hl?'self. Dea!Jl of a· _Ppsldent.'' ~bout to a first sea lord ho cabled jn wcrlessed Churchill, The the late John F, Kennedy, will , per: 'I have received your marck 19 8 wreck.~ crew ~ 81 be 'il)tervlfwl'<lln a special one. : message. May I remind you .left her but she ~"!' t sink. I ve hotir edition- of ''Meet the · that warships are meant to go got just enongh oilm my ship p,t,..>• · . under fire ."' 'get home.' The prime minister $J!C..TV 'notes that this will , I replied> 'You . otay there be . Manchester's "first national : The network also ~~otes ! the Bls!"arck " on the bottom: teltvision land radio) Interview ' Eisenhower as recalling: Once·~. well send out and tow prOgram ;!nee the controversy i Mr. Churchtll sard In a meetmg: I rn. lll1'e over his book." The ne"stlten who will interview bi<il will be. P~~oun<ed later, sats the 111!1iitii;k\ 0n 'l1nlndaj,)eter Hord, the who , lilcu\ored President UC3 J0ll JoJ~Iil'•· displeasure with his u of chief oxecutive, COLUMBUS (UPI) - Legislators, faced with a f~toduulil discuss the zoommg htghway death toll and threa~s of a cutback In a< coooersatton on federal htghway funds, took up the Issues of auto m· "Today" program. I spechon and drtver educa!IOn Wedne~ay . . Thursday, ABC-TV 1 The Senate Urban H!ghway Affall's Commtttee held an .boin: special In hearmgs on a bill allowmg pohce to arr~~ motoriSts Iormor Ffl!sident Dwight I whose cars are tn d~ng~rously poor condthon and an· . at his farm other to trtple drtvet s hce~se fees to raise money for . Pa., remlnis- , dnyer education for all with journalist O~o teen-agers. ney , 0-Y-;::~wn~ One auto about t~e milita-1b ~ l~w;ak~r~.w:re s~ur;~ in::~~~ thas Sere~y 111 111 of Wmston Church· Y e e era . tg way a • Yl r uc • na War ll. Act of 1006, wh•ch several sen- several In the House. program ls I ators noted provtde• that 10 _per ,tee Cluurman Sen. Ro"':rl "';f,~r.: :'Ge·nerall Eisenhower I cent of htghway funds be wtth· · Stockdale, R·Kent, satd 01 . Churchill," and ' held if states fail to enact the ney's bill could be. AJif:-'!V las released in ad- two programs by the end of wtth the auto inspection · .. . · l""'n some recollectrons by the , ~ures. e~J~:~ide·nt of ;he late British 1 The first measure was intro- Carney cautioned I< ' duced by Sen. Charles J. Car· times during lbo hearln& that HarJo's ' ~ . . hlul. To wu I wu llllnlod .... beliih . matter ...,lull boO ·· • 11101 aow '!1111 011 DO l<iCOI!II ~ _,lie luubaDd. '1111 lint marrllp q 1111' ·f\ll' ·lnoU.O.: INiod • live yearo and twci Now wltll 11111'-'!<1 No I. Jr;lda. I lo • ed lhiJ ~hom I'•• bed two y~~ Rill · • Pltbllobed every tl.,- ( Sltll1' day ) by The Ohio Valley Pltblloblng COlD~. 110 ltlechanlc Si., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Bualness Olfl<t phone 9922158. ldltori.ll phone 992-21~7. 1!1' with \II<; I'I!W gllnmlck of predlct!De on percenlli e bUis tba pooslbillty of niP ....,.,.. . How many timet they hit It on lbe ~ dooJ liOi seem to confuse the publle: Ptl tvetl U they make mistakes, they ~ Secolld claos postage paid at Pomeroy, 11art out eodt day with 1 clean slate. '" But not oo !be blunders of !be budge- Ohio. ll!trs who deal In figures beyond the lma· NattoDOI ldverttalng repruantaUve· li;Datlon of most. BotUneiU Kimball, Inc. ll43 Lextngto• 1'be Budget even bas become more unAve.. New York City, New York. predletallle In this age of managed economics, wbleh connot be eruod day.by-doy, Soblltrlptton ntes: DeHverod b7 car liit"llves with us 1o the end of lime. It 11 rter where ovlilable, 35 centa per weet irlte that many of us will not be around to one year in advance at tho Dtll1 Selltt face up to the mountlnr deficits, but our nel offlee U8.20< six montbl, P .IO: flilldren 'and arendchlldren will be In a pothree monlhl $3.90. By Motor Route illlon· io pay ever iDt:reUing taxes in the where carrter service noc anllable ono tiilo 'to caleb up, or keep ahead of natioDOI month fl.SO. By mul one year '10.00; 11\ianclal disaster. SII monlhe, ~. 25; Three monlhe, fi.OO c: ::JA elaasie u:ample of bungling was the itltement made by the President's econo· 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - mic odvilon last year. They stated a figure layoff ol a sizeoble number of waae earnthat wao based on careful judgement of ers. During 1986, stockhoiden lost over the def"l!S' requirements in VIetnam. They $150 biiUon In the fluctuallolll of the missed ff by a country mile. Thus, we can· stock market. 119t !Qok p~ the present Budget and rest asThere are reason• given by apolog1sto sured that it is th• ultimate cost. for these expe!U who advire tbo Presi· They Jits!sf their course Is to avoid in· dent. nation and bottlenecks. They were n o t In some quarters the blame Is placed on smart enoush to predict the rapid Increase !be Pentagon for underestlmatlna the cost in prices of goods and servires. nor did of !be VIetnam war. Another Ia that there lb.!!Y fore'ee the decline in residential con· were Inadequate figures In Indices from stfuction. which they made their decisions, but !be These economic seers went so far as tG one on which we would place the creotest say saw improvement in our bal· blame is counsel in a position where !bey due to the sterling situa. have a mixture of politics and economies to their other calcula· as a motive In their looking of the econo· wrong in almost every my of the country. of the economic situation. Whatever the reason for their classic dollar is still In trou· miscalculation, there is no justification for ..•!li•~en is in deep water these advisors who hold unprecedented mounting inflation, taxing. spending and regulatory power ov· p~l,ces have Increased er our lives. They, by their advice, can up. !be 'amount that they calculated, set the marketplace and tause confusion witiol 8MJ! to the highest point In In the minds of the public. inventories have piled We would say they have lost the statU! ~aking rate of $15 billion. of experts. It will take a major break· is a slowdown In -pro- through on their part to restore confidence plant, which caused a In the minds of the people. · a HELEN .HELP MIIGS-to\UON ADA a fllrtber CQDlPI!'iaoll ,.. -tber I boboI ;~~~~::;· U~WII~~IIIDOUnced be u getthtf more ef. • Door ·Holoa: ...., dewlf aod oevu wet • . tlllnt > · DOCTOR SAYS i117 Wejae ' G. llrudllldt, M.D. Q - I ... ...... bul whel I •• In lho bolpllal recenlb' 1 wu nol allowod ·\o eat Uvlll'. What could be 1111 reuo11 lor tblaT· A - Uvtr 1e of tiiM chlefb' In tbe II'IIIIIIIIR 01 pemleloua IIWIIIol. It It . of Umlted value 1n o~ fGmit c1 111e dlliue 11111 evoa 111 pemicloua bemll It liu ~ latlt4' replo~ by lnjectlolll of' 'rilllllln 8-11. The reuoD lor DOl ~ liver ill -~ur 4lol 'qbl'bl a lladanCJ towlf4.1out. · . · · Q- Mat ....... , = ole 'w6r~· 01;lf*f~;.J1, · hajlpler came. He . :.•::;·~n~ :."Jolld'l)~ llk,l to ao 0111 al= j :''QIJ. . "Good tllen I'll eplaill '10 be aw~ top." 'l'!>al'lt.<nib cold, · · · yI dllcovmd tllal ~i· a maa evll')'lhlnc, ~. ~ Ml' lalle4, bulll.ypu s~.Mf;f..qJ. «· ' .,,. your rlll\ll, he .lblnU: JP'lif*"f "'* lf(llcal, hiJIIl~n ·. '9~tt>1t. Jill\'"" llXI be llifl bei:IUP., Jll!! keep blm lnteretle4 ,.. .~ll'~· hlpe becll-. ho llil'l at!., !!!;& IUIJ _of you. Aln 1,,lilb\7 , • WISICR · ' ~- , · '' '' Diu W!Jerr • .;,; ;.,, ·• ftlabi: provldeciJOUI-.. ,.11111 liuobaad _II • opoUed ·w&ilkuaa 11101 ywr•oiCOIIII a baalll': !lice · trodD'III ~-Hult~redc toJ.ot5!-'lb you wert - .... .,.._ , •.,., A · -· Iii~ u .... ibe bolll,' Jult wbal U., apiel..,a wi rod· blood:'eeU 'count - to woman lo bet ADd :,ou ~ ceilloll·bt a f~ure o1 ihf mar- aot lucky ID other ·.worda, · a mno p!WUeo ~" rod Ce1J1 .10001_wUI al11101t liM•~ ,.., .aoullb to •rttill- lboll bit ol 'lbameleoG ·Ia ·her, ,Jilt o1 ~·ue ~" alwey• :t ;.:": =r.:.,r·;':d ~: ae~en.. Urges Overhaul . of Pu blic - Aid Pronams o- cell prod~on. ' Severe cueo · ::. ·.: _: · ; 1 .fea\1 <lfiW Ptrltct, www 1t welfarepaymenlllllke l whldt lamll,es ,below a eerlaln ~~ trw~lalll. Cure ,< Ia lilt w~ ~1\llilbUd'm· Jncome leVel ~ would ~· JIOIIIble only If lllt 'bUII -leu. er lalr.. Jitr any p!Kt. Slllttbia He alto proposed tllat all automalto _paymentl from lbo temll,' ~ IIIIITOW twDof. or wife, "ii ~V. & .ade!JUI ~ atalel be required to participate ire!llltll'Y ~ajhor than Pllina diNa• o( lhe·' oplee,D· - C:fD pe for IO!Illllli N~'taUIJ.'• ·>a In an existing program under tu11 \0 the lteUUI')'). · be IOUDd 11111 removld. mako It; aild -.. 1<~'-llllt'lf~ ti whlcb federal grant1 are 11Theae plaDI,Jnay or may not' . . ' , w.u - READER. ' '~"' ,· · He also announ~~ that be, available to help provide work· prore to be P,r,ICticable at anv' 11 - Wb& le liypocbr9mic 111- Delr, Intends to ,.t up a co~!sslon training for unemployed parents lime.'' JQhnloli eald. "ADd lhey eJDio? OlD tt jle c;pndT Yo1, bul .:, wll) If lt~·bllll- on of leadmg Amer~calll! to on welfare. are' almlltll surely beyond our A -111 ~ a -clan<l•-~'floi>r? - lji ' '·•'... '· · conduct • two-year study of Johnson said one proposal lor mea111 •I tbla lime. But wr lbl! rod blood cello 111'1 "!"aller Dear Hetea: ·. . ·.. : .. various proposals for guarani.._ guaranteeing minimum Jncomeo must examine ony ulan, howe•· 11111 fewer ibiD aormal and art Our )3-year-old diUibtef·.1111 lng • . minimum income to all to tile poor Is the ....,ailed er unc;tnVellllonal, whlcb could lacldlls In normal troD coJiianL you doll'l iaree wllll m• ~ . Amerrcans. "negative Income tu" (under promise a major advaDCO." . It ~an bt cured t, oupplflnl DO.t ltllllla hOr dite ,ili! ·,hiiii In hrs annual economic · 1ro11 11111 bf IID4illl 11111 chedl- aroullil t'ltb 1!011. '!fir-· bldnt report, Johnson said that "our Roush. Also aelldtn8 a (1ft, wu 1n1 tho IGUr<e of lbo cbroolc tnterut II hlnriba arouDlf at system of public assistance Is David's crandmolbor, Mro. Ed- bloOd 1o81, sud! 11 • bl-.cllnc lilt ~store !!'h~!' .'lbt ~· now 30 years. old and bas na J!ot!M;.., who , was unable to plies or 1to11110h or ill...,... ate. t IIY doltl . cfji '!',~ )ill obvious faults.' • atterus;-ltl!fmhmentr of I c f bleedne due to tar16 dally d()MII w'a near II. ~ ea1o jou,'ll. be States now conlrlbute only 41 cream, decorated birthday cake of aspirin and other causes.· · ·on her side. -WHICH! · cents of each welfare dollar. bake<! by his mother and pop · Dtar Whldu · , with the federal government _were Jerve4 to the guests. _ My and d~, H JOU don'l' tnow, ~~ 11011 11 supplying the other ~9 c""!". The Apple Grove WSCS held both past :tO, have heredltity YOUR aide, . you ·hiYiillc Each •tate is lree to c;stablish , its regular meet tog al t he ll)lherocytosls which cacqes reading llllp 11101 X¥:1 v.-, <II own standards of engibility Ichurch Tuesday evening wttll them to hive bemolytlc B!>Oln• e~~refully, All~ ,t,; I ' IIJJlj! \to and to detennlne Its level of Itwelve member1 present. Ia. What cauoee tblt and wllat bave lt'lmdo 'WhO' i/o bey1 ~but payments to the needy. Tile meeting opened by sing• . u the treatment? not do)Yilat-the dn!i~l and "State stand•.~• of need "e ing -the hymn "A Charge To cA- Hereditary aphero~lyoo· moot ~!l!llte!f -J~or ,_,:_~· miserably low, the Pre~ldent Keep I Have," followed by pray· II .or llemolyU~ jaundice · ' II frlends : D•~ .-J¥il1!1.:.illit:iliiisaid. In 18 states a family of or· by Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. ' nd Mr VIr D Kln and dtaracterlzed by tile pre~alence til ar01!114•&,p ~~~ .1/P four " preoumed able - to Mr. 1 . 8· g . g · · 111, the blood of spherocytes (a .,.dflna• .pl~ .,_.H. ,:· l manage for a month on $IS • of ~e ~a: ~~~HIn cht!'f" ~m~y·~~W ~"'·~= -lot!ID of abtiOrmal red blood •Dear,Mro. Bdttel: , "". , perso~r less. And In many ~- oy uc · e~. P c ar · 811 y, ' · i.ooth cells), tbe deatrucUon of red One of ybur corf¥JIIiit4enll. states, actual payments averoge t was Sell EvaluaHoo. Scrip- Beal aod Linda, .Mrs. ,EJJz · eella aDd enlarged ll)lleen. Tile 1n refel'l'lnl to a •18hyiter)·oal far helow their own standards tnre readrngs by Mrs. Dallu Murray - AI!Id - ~-~· ~gh"\1; best reoults are obtained by ,... estate man," tater ~ -blm of need. Hlll and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. A son au attend.,.. nay moval of tbe splean. _ a "realtor.'; 1 btllnt ,~')liecl "It Is time to raise payments question and answer dls~sion ~ces at the Clifton Metbotile Ia~ word ~!j, ~ toward more acceptable levels. followed. dis! Chtu'~h. -~Cllfton.. W. Va. . II - For tho put )'ftr I batt reJI(tors are "l'l!al ~~!' Jiu,nto "As a fcrst step, I· ask tbe The business meeting was In Pvl Cart Hall, son "Of Mr. had spells of heart fibrillation who are tnemben of., ~ ~~· Congress to require that each charge ol Mrs. Mabel Roush and Mrs Carl Hall, who has tbat last from two to four tiona! A!soclatlon otJI~al " £a. state's payments at least mee1 when tile. members de<lde4 to been staiione4 with the Arme4 houro. Yawnlnl or strelc:hlnl ''lito lloJrdl." Ao tniCh ihei.-art its own definition of need: and gtve mpney Instead of birthday Forces in ·Germall)' has re- may trllgor an ittack. 1 am "JWOJ'!I to 1 oode of•tl!lcoLwhicll that its definition of need ~>qgiltstoJlda .II~YChlldalthe turnednomefora30dayleave taklngql$ldinefor ,lt. Whlt' wouldnol!"'nnlitllo~ - ~· kept up to dale BIIIIUally as Letart ralls grade sch?"l luneh tiefo oma to VIet Nam. 11 tba ca119011 Is It iierJDU!t conduct thiS Jel,ter _repOrtt, . ~ol condition• change.'' room. Members attendrng were reg , A_ Ptbrllllllioo trapid IIIII• all real etlllll, aai..,OO ,,; _, t He also propose<! new pay· Mrs, Bertha Robtnaon, Mrs. Mr. and Mro. William Kllll .fectual •contraetJons of tbe alii'· Realtoro . , . · · ' ·, merJt formulas which would Dallas Hill, Mro. Early Roush, visited one day re""'tly with iclee) may bO due 1o an avei'IC' If tile maa !J, In f-..ot,~a._.:'l'llalr permit those 00 welfare "to Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Carroll Mr: and Mrs. Richard Hellman ti~e tbfl'!lld, rheumatic he~~ lor" be !hould bo Tt~- 11!1· keep some Part of what they While, Mrs. Dorsa P81'8011S, Mro. at Hemlock Grove. disease or COI'<Itiiii'Y artery dl· m"'IJol,lyto the. N:AREB, . lor may earn" In part time jobll. At Roy Btl~ Mro. Howard Rob,.11110 _ all potentlal1y Hrioui, disclplinlry act,too. ~ VOI'I1on present, such earnings roduco inson, Mrs. Aln Wheeler, Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Lonnie Hudson condltlona. Qllinidlne Is an old··w. Boordsley, Publ\<i' ~~~~na Jack Ables, Mrs. John Stobarl, vialted with her f,Tandmotbor, standby Jbat Is IIlii widely uaed.JDireetor, . Callfomla'.~ ', J~ he was "not trying to put any Mrs. Sherman Ford. Mrs. Grace carr al Harrison-lit addition to lre!IIIJia I be tate Aso<fe!a\lon. .. , ·•.,, ·: :< body In jail. I just want to get Refreshments were serve<! by ville r<llOIIIIY. eaule, an electric pacetllaker 'l'bis column·• Ia ~lllecl;-~ these obvious junkers off the Mrs. Dallas Hill and Mrs. Jack Vlaltlns Sundar aft"!"J"'"' may bl adviuble. lamUy II~, ~ II• VOIJ'-'1' "'" . ," he said. Ables. with Mr. and Mro. John Dean . . lila .'ld.d ttQuble or tutrt,;. .,,plain ' Tile second bill co-sponsored Mr · and Mrp. Ruasell Roush and sons were Mr. 11111 Mrs. 11 - What Is meant bf IYD• trouble; lot ~belp ,·YOU Sen. Oliver O'Casek, O-Ak- ~nt.;tained wilh a birthday P81'· Kenneth M~l Of Racine cope 'or an arterlosc)eroUc bat- Sht -11'111 aloo wek!.om• !:!U~J and Oak! Collins R·Iron- ty Friday eveninJ In honor of and Pvt, Carl Hall. It? . • own oiDUIIDI· ~~'IJ>'Ail ton, called f: an incr~ase the birthday of lhelr son, David Mr. Chatlel Mub, Jr., hll A - Foillllnl 4ue to harden- dreoo He,ltp Bii\ltl '!It~·,. Gl state driver's license and tem. who waa celebrating hi• tighth received word tlult bit mother, Ina of lbo artel'iu. . Iilii·' n.-..papel'i . , "',_, >o : .. b'rlhd Mra Sylvta Mash has ouffered f 1 00 . porary lcense ee~ to ..j ' 'Aile~-.,' ~ · Roger Roush, a ~alyiic at her home 1 pclus 25 cfents reg7,tratlon eed. D Lengwi "~~ and Mrs at Gahanna urrent ees are ;} cents an ana s, wa. • • Rober!a, NaiJo Rev. 11111 Mrs. ,Clyde Hinton ........ 15tr8 . Dor8 p 1 21, cents, Pus ' cents reg ~ arBOna, and Eddie who Is pistor of Carleton church UOD fee. cy, Cindy, Sharon It vacaUonlng 1n FlorldD wltll lhelr son, Roy ond family, who live there. Tho Klngbury MlsaiODIII'Y club of the Carleton Churcl! which spo111or the Rev. ·•nd Mrs. Unscramble thete four Iumhlei, Jesberg met Tueaday, Jan . 17, one letter to each IJquare, to form four ordinary word•. at the home of Mrs. William Klng. Enjoytna a puUuck IUtlcheon at noon were Mrs. Vlr(ll King, Mrs. Webber Wood, Mra. Charles Mash, Mrs. Ralnh Carl, Mra. Charles Kin~. Mrs. John ;. . ' .. [ LOVEH ~ .Dean and Mrs. William Klil(. In lhe , aHemoon a devoUonal . , me<!Ung was oPened wltll 'the · . ~ ln'OUP reading lt)rd chapter of ····,· r=;;~:::--1 P•alma. Mn. William King . EM (ave a reading "A Famine For 1"''1 pear]ng the Word of God.'' '-;~;::~;:~-L-W In Die oboence ol the · tietary, Mrs. Clyde lllntnn. Mro,_ EMPAND Chirle• Mash 1avo the 'bUs~ , Now arranct tho eirclltllletltro ness report. The pregldent Mrs ., WASHINGTON (UPI)-Preoidenl Joh01011 urged eo._.... ThUI'Iday to overhaul tile nation's public aoslstano:e pr• gram. amotllll aeu.r: · , ' ·'':' · -1• Apple Grove Society Notes ll::: Kmgsbury· / SoCial NeWS . 1Jii in BERRY'S WORLD· · · strob YOUR CHOICE OF Z FAVORITE 'tD~~~ · YTtJ.~•tu~ TI.RES Of Our Jan. ~ary FRIDAY and. SATURDAY ' ·' · ' . "'" "( "''; IOys' PMRI,vet·,J.. Clnllg11ll · Mers Flannel &~~ Pif!mas ··· ·· '·: · ··:- ·· · · · ·· ·· rJ -· ! I-·_rJ IINRE I .. ~ """""""" .,., . 9'!'TI>fl-- .. HAr.TO 1M. ........$ to form the IUI'JiriM antwer, 11 J •• . 1 A-1 bJtht •'""• <11110<m. , Ralph · Carl, 1.., ~he ll'OIIP reptatlnll: lhe Lotd'~' Prayer • : i~' 010111, lh•' !')tel\0•· ~ rem~ln. . . ' . . ,, ' ' . "'"; ' .', e ,of tHe dav wa• t,nent ftiW· , ·':. _ , ,·<r . t'- 1 ·:· ··~ ...~. e h'J9.'~> ....i· l•""t... LtGHr HANDY'• nnow ....._ ........., ln!i· .'Jib• noxl ·meetlnl wt11 jie. Mfio-I'U'"' )'til Wilt _ ltl·r.! !'hi' ,,.., I'·"• "' 1..,.,,,,., J IOUDHT at tile hOITie of Mr1. Wa)'lle ,, . fi//.Ja..AIIai.f:,.,.,.''IOtNIIf"• ,,_. · 1•••• -.; ,p .. . "-w.e" rlantl'OUmlrJittlelfmwl } Belt'the da~ to be arinOunced -~~ ·=:;--:.. ·, ~ -~ :~-::-;.:....· · ";. ~ ~ ....:_ - j : :l, ~;~.~ .. \ft Prislllto5URPRJS£AIISIIERhort :.u,__w. ·- ~--- uu.w-w~ ·t·~.- ~ -- ·-~H . .~.n .... a1 ,. ....... L~ ··· ,~ ·1t.t~:-t,.. ... .J ·· .,. ,_. ·~ ~~· _/ ··~~· "." ., -~ ._- .1 " . ' . ,_ether • • "f 'I •• ~• 1 ,price 1 price . ' I · · ' - . '. l,.d ·~-r'i ~loves - - " ) - - - & ~ price $1.00 ., ' PACKAGE OFFE-'1 . DRESS SHIRTS .-. ·~ qu.a. .. FrHt Eild Serva . ' ' oaf• 3.00 ' ( ..,.,50 ' Our -ex~·· ~hanlcsdo ell this work: 1.- Align Front End 1h1nt~:e .Bpth F~ni Wneera -r~kM 1 • _.·,,,, ••• ltr~~ Wh>l!•l I I I ~)I r 0 1 r"=:::~~~~~~~~:!_~•~urrtoted I ' '--_.;.::'====~!!-.JA ( rx 1 I 1 J ' t • .••••••••••••• ' . All Glov••• thermal, fur 'li!'ltcl;·. ,, I I ' r»&~M®II.J:;;;;: I I Clearance ., 1• , 4 NP MON.EY OOWN �.. ............... f ,----Hospital News Hugh Corry .......... h u.a. ...... lloopllllt Vlllllne bouno H ..-1 7--1 p. m. Parenti Ollly oa Pedlalrl<t Ward. AilatlloMrs J K All IIIII • 1111<1 • en, Seoood Ave.; Paul B. MJJler, I Garfield Ave.; In 1!:. Hallleld, 55 '"' Garfield Ave. ; Gene L. Mullins, Rt z Vlntoa; lin. A•~llile M - lis R Z C "" . "" ' t. rown City; Randall S. Moore, Rt I ~wn pity; Bryan R. l!:vana, Rio Grande: Roy l!:akew, Rt 1 Golllpolls; Mra. Roll A. Raines, Vlntlln; Franlt C. Dnt. ...,, RU. Z Pt. Pleasant: Mra. Robert M. Gilliland, New Haven ; Mrs. Roy J. Grimm, New Haven; Mrs. M&Jde E. Lewis, Pt. Pleasant; Harry B. Roush, Rt. 1, Letart: Mrs. Har· old K. Germao, Rl 1 Long Bolo l<lm; Mra. Fred 0 . Rlcgs, Rl ! Pomeroy; Mrs. Jay T. Ray, Rt. 4 Albany: Mrs. Frantlln W. Brinker, Rt. Z Racine; Mrs. Jennings B. Adkins, Pomeroy; Toppers Plains . LongBottom Social Notes Society News 0>1.1.-- A st.andlnl' ovation greets the performance of two JDOrtal en&o rnies--a. Siberian tiger and a ho:r!e-<Jne of the many attractions to be aem when Ringling> Bro!l. an4 Barnum &. Bailey eireu1 eomes to the Charlost.on Civic Center for 8 pertormanee$, Tbura· day through Sunday February 16, 17, 18 ar1d 19. Matinee and evenlng ehowll each day. Children adalitted for hal1-priee FrHla:r matinee and Sunday evening. , Presentin& 25 new a.ets never before seen In the United States and the hu·1est ca11t o! iDtornatlonal circus 11tars in the world. ,. ! ' ,:.,.'l • ,)1' , ' ll·' ... . • Promoted To President ___ ....,._1 Action m. _..., ...... _. .... Directors to IWUIIlllllJRG, -- Gr~~ • M'll SS TOGS ... tsqo& p~ . . . - f te lllrdlay booqtaet .. • •=•Itt - .... oaldler· ..,...,. ..... oon1 ..- Meet Torug . ht New Spring Shipment oolol: "Coacrol*llolu. Hope 1M ..., li -~ lllle." A PT. PLEASANT - Rucb A. ....... Ia tile 11oQ11a1 wltlo PT. PLEASANT 01rey , _ Pt. P'_.nl ller Dnl dllld pi 1 ......,11<1 Board o1 D1rec1on of lhe Mao (letlt,. ha'lleoll,;.m..s prooloJen,ti wltll. llle IItie: "Tweol}'...v· oon Counly Ac:lloo Groop ..W of lho Kuowba Vall., llaDk ea. ,._ _ llave muy meet Thunday at 7:10 p.m. Ill ~~- ...._._. 1 L~~ -.- ,the oom of lhe - .. ~--· ,__ _ _ ~- """"' -·" 1 Jury r ...... ....,..... ciJreetorJ 111eellnf 'II!HdaJ eonnedloD wHil lila · lllliUal Members are urged til attend obarebo~' ....... at lho thi• Important meeting. Some Daniel Boone IJolol Gallipolis Woman of the agend.a wm Include a review of programs submitted for Curry Is the ofCIJIII ODCUiive To Speak Thunday the grant year, March 1967 to aerve as president in through Feb. 1968; status of bank's 100 year history. PT. PLEASANT - Marjorie [ neighborhood centers; seating Curry attended 1ooal Bnnton of Gallipolis will be of a low-income individual to Drake Uofvenity od did speaker at the meeting of 1 the West Central Association uate work at Dsrtmouth Tu-Endle-Wel Garden Club Board of Directors; a represenlegll, Harvard School of at the Chris! Ep:sco- lative to serve on the Advisory ness and Columbia Uofveraity. Orurch pansh house beg:n- Council for Vocation Education He Is tbe SOD of Mrs. W. H. at 8 p.m in Maoon County, and the emCun-y, fonner Pt. Pleasant Mrs Bruwm "'11 present ployment of five neighborhood dent now Uving in on the art of eeramles aides. 1M 1be late Capt. Curry. Mr. the program with her The Rev. Charles A. Pitzer Curry Lt IJ)JIJJied to a Pt. be Mrs C A Pitzer, who is president of the board of di· . SANDPIPER COI.L£Cl10fl1 HEATaPUN COLORS COLORS Hunicomb Beige Blscu it eA-UNE SKIRTS e Pl.EATED SKIRTS •SLACKS eJACKETS eBUIMUDA'S Blue Morn, • Green Meadow eSUITS eBlOUSES eSKIRTS eSHIFTS husks In artistic arrange. directllr of the Mason :clt:a:rd:l•] County MILL ST. JanefE~I:~~d~e:m:O!I:s~tr~a~te=th:e~u~se:s::oflirec~t~o~rs~a~n~d~Rob~ert:Ri:· Action Group. . . MIDDLEPORT casvllle; B.Vicky L. Hflldel'IIOD, olde,gJr1, alsterElizahelb of Mrs. Earl Dennie Adilm.s, Rt. 2 Lu- ant Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Homer anc1 Mra. Walter Krodel, Miller, Sr., Rt. I Waterloo; Gor- of Pt. Pleasant. Mr. and don R. Manball, Ravenswood; Curry are lbe pare.U of Mrs. Howard Niebous, Hav· ...... and reside at 1153 Britlge enswood; Mrs. Minnie Coppock, Rd., Charleston. Wellstnn; Mrs. Della M. Ellis, Tbe new president joined Huntington; Donald T. Wyant, bank In t94e In the credit ' Jackson. partment ancl att ~hl~s,~:;mo~~~: Bfrlllt Tuesday, WIS Ol Mrs. Franklin W. Brinker, Rt. prea!dent. 2 Racine, daughter, 1;15 p. m. ----Wednesday; Mrs. Maxie E. Lewis, Pt. Pleasant, daughter, 7:50 a. m. Wednesday; Mrs . Charles H. Deem, Portland, Hay, Silage .'Even the,. smoothel·ili'.· . I ~ Show Dates Announeed .-. .~·~ ·• . ,J ' .. ·~ Two of Ringling's famous funnymen assist a small circus fan tn f cediRK peanuts to one of Capt. Hugo Schmitt's 1big behemoths. Presenting 25 new .a cb never before seen in the United States and the larR"es~ cast of international circuo stars in the world the Ringling ~rna. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is coming to Ch~rles~ ton for 4 days giving 8 pedormances, Thursday through Sunday, Februar~ 16, 17, 18 and 19, Matinee and evening pertonnances eac~ day. Children under 18 years admitted for hplf pric-e Friday ~~t_m_•_•_••:_ ,d_s_un_da_y:_ev_ening. The circus i11 on jts 97th world tour. daughter, ~!~e~- Tuesday. I Richard G. Abels, Oakey Bowyer, Michael L. Collins, Mrs. Neva Denney, Mrs. VIvian E. Fergu...,, Mrs. David . J. PT PLEASANT _ The Graham, Mrs. Mary R. Hayes, Ann~ Maoon County . Mrs. Charles L. Higginbotham, Silage Show will be Walter_,!.. lllggln8, Jo Angela ru ry 7 8 and 9 at Houch!lli, Mrs. Gary W. Isner, S~lo ~ Nura~ at Lakin Mrs. Francis H. Johnson, Mrs. W V ' Robert W. Lawson, Andrew J. ~blls wUI be accepted all McDaofel, Wilbur M. Mercer, day February 7th. J!idiing will Ruby _R Ohbnger, Mrs. Dnra take place Felruary. 8 and the R. Pbllbp;~, Mrs. Earl Pinker· program will be February 9. ton, Mrs. Norman J. Plymale, Participants In tbb year'• Mrs. James Roberlll, Lowell W. program wUI be . Dr. Robert :Rodg=~ders, Mr_~- Waller E. 0. Kelly, Slate Estension Linda C. Slzeiilore, Mrs. iallst _ Dairy. Iir Clifrord E. Smith, Mrs. LaW· p rter Sta•• ;,... ' •~- ""le<:irence A. Smith, Mrs. Harold L. Spencer, Mrs. Jolm R. Slurg· Marv; Synder tbe State !IIC::~Mrs. Wells Wallu, JohnWalke, M. Mrs. W:ll, Departwenl nf Agriculture. I SAVE COLD CASH - ot NELSON'S MID-WINTER SALE. Wo',. blowing up a storm of LOW PRICES on f•mous br1nd heolth, grooming ond comfort aids your family needs to w01thor the winter in g,..,t sh1pe. Get thom tod1y. Our pric&~ ha¥e hit 1 new low for the Malon. .::n ' ,.;,.;;,;ens;;_ "' fro;, ' STERLIZED rn·rT,,.': .M. Weaver, Mrs. ShirNibert, Mrs. Jean Cobb, Ple.IIUI Valley Hospital Jl-r.tfloo.' Owen E. AlliJrlgbl and, Admltlool: Mrs. James Neal, Infant daughter, Mrs. John W. Pt. Pleasaof; Mrs. Kenneth and lnfaof son. • Jones, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Rol· land Gibbs, Letart. Virginia has 1 filial area of DIRJiarced: Estella Davlo, square mnes, of which Buffalo: Jamea Clyburn, Pt. """''" ·milea are land Pleaaant; Nancy Neal, Pl. PleasanL · -water•.. -·- . _,., I SCOPE buds ~ c buds $2 CA·R AVELLE"' Reg. 89c ohioiiii' iiBULOVA EVERREADY -~~- . ~\.·~.... -· .· YOU L~STEN TO ME.!_I~i~~~~· .f~\;'~r~t.e tiger In the act of Char]f 9-Volt Radio Reg. Botterlos 69c Limit One Baumann, recently nrrn'ed .from Europe, pnwa tra.in~;r 1 .~ II "B' C " f R' · · pn..)l~u Y !nth , e. . le age o . IJlg}IJ!&".Urtti •. and.Earnum & Bailey circus. T.hu, IS one of t~e n1any attractions thnt will appear with the c1rcua ~hen It tomf'l'l · \oo .chatJ.eflhln Ctvic Center for 8 four da'y en(&g~ment, Thursday through Sunday February 16 17 ta and 19, With matin c('~"dn'd' even~tig 'H hciWil each day Th 1 ' ~5 n~w acts· .tnever before seen in ta.., Uni•-.. d Stat••· Ch:ld "'' ad.-. • · • " • • · 1· • \'y · , .. ""' 1 ren un er 18 yeo.ra _a<lmltted for half price Friday matinee and Sund , sro~n~-,.. . , . , • . , ... . , .. ,· . ay ZESTABS '·._, BATTERIES 29( .....: .. .98 fAST FREE DELIVER\' 7.sHAMf;()0 PLUS EGG WDEN'S , CHOCOLA ___ 12-oz. I R£G. $1.59 l - MRYDAY LOWS ·::\'' ·-'- . ~4,' • VI* :'" . '..• ~.,, .. . . Mr. IIIII Mra, .Robert Faulk IIIII Bobby, Alblity, Mr. · M.-.. Beot:lift SOlrs, MltkU! and Mrs. l!ldna Faulk, vl.!iled Slillday ' with. ·a;ne II his .,, - I '. " . - Reg. $1.19 CONGESTAID _ 99c Reg. $4.98 - 24-oz. LIQUID GERITOL $3.34 Reg. $1.00 - 4-oz. RIGHT GUARD_ 87c Reg. $1 Just Wonderful HAIR SPRAY 77c Reg. $2.49- 24s ' . OEP1RAnON-H -2.02 lupPO! riH $1.19-25'1 T•b1ets _ > VAPORIZER s .99. $6.95 Producie Shim Ito IOHourl 'BIG DISCOUNT .. lEG. $1.32 �.. ............... f ,----Hospital News Hugh Corry .......... h u.a. ...... lloopllllt Vlllllne bouno H ..-1 7--1 p. m. Parenti Ollly oa Pedlalrl<t Ward. AilatlloMrs J K All IIIII • 1111<1 • en, Seoood Ave.; Paul B. MJJler, I Garfield Ave.; In 1!:. Hallleld, 55 '"' Garfield Ave. ; Gene L. Mullins, Rt z Vlntoa; lin. A•~llile M - lis R Z C "" . "" ' t. rown City; Randall S. Moore, Rt I ~wn pity; Bryan R. l!:vana, Rio Grande: Roy l!:akew, Rt 1 Golllpolls; Mra. Roll A. Raines, Vlntlln; Franlt C. Dnt. ...,, RU. Z Pt. Pleasant: Mra. Robert M. Gilliland, New Haven ; Mrs. Roy J. Grimm, New Haven; Mrs. M&Jde E. Lewis, Pt. Pleasant; Harry B. Roush, Rt. 1, Letart: Mrs. Har· old K. Germao, Rl 1 Long Bolo l<lm; Mra. Fred 0 . Rlcgs, Rl ! Pomeroy; Mrs. Jay T. Ray, Rt. 4 Albany: Mrs. Frantlln W. Brinker, Rt. Z Racine; Mrs. Jennings B. Adkins, Pomeroy; Toppers Plains . LongBottom Social Notes Society News 0>1.1.-- A st.andlnl' ovation greets the performance of two JDOrtal en&o rnies--a. Siberian tiger and a ho:r!e-<Jne of the many attractions to be aem when Ringling> Bro!l. an4 Barnum &. Bailey eireu1 eomes to the Charlost.on Civic Center for 8 pertormanee$, Tbura· day through Sunday February 16, 17, 18 ar1d 19. Matinee and evenlng ehowll each day. Children adalitted for hal1-priee FrHla:r matinee and Sunday evening. , Presentin& 25 new a.ets never before seen In the United States and the hu·1est ca11t o! iDtornatlonal circus 11tars in the world. ,. ! ' ,:.,.'l • ,)1' , ' ll·' ... . • Promoted To President ___ ....,._1 Action m. _..., ...... _. .... Directors to IWUIIlllllJRG, -- Gr~~ • M'll SS TOGS ... tsqo& p~ . . . - f te lllrdlay booqtaet .. • •=•Itt - .... oaldler· ..,...,. ..... oon1 ..- Meet Torug . ht New Spring Shipment oolol: "Coacrol*llolu. Hope 1M ..., li -~ lllle." A PT. PLEASANT - Rucb A. ....... Ia tile 11oQ11a1 wltlo PT. PLEASANT 01rey , _ Pt. P'_.nl ller Dnl dllld pi 1 ......,11<1 Board o1 D1rec1on of lhe Mao (letlt,. ha'lleoll,;.m..s prooloJen,ti wltll. llle IItie: "Tweol}'...v· oon Counly Ac:lloo Groop ..W of lho Kuowba Vall., llaDk ea. ,._ _ llave muy meet Thunday at 7:10 p.m. Ill ~~- ...._._. 1 L~~ -.- ,the oom of lhe - .. ~--· ,__ _ _ ~- """"' -·" 1 Jury r ...... ....,..... ciJreetorJ 111eellnf 'II!HdaJ eonnedloD wHil lila · lllliUal Members are urged til attend obarebo~' ....... at lho thi• Important meeting. Some Daniel Boone IJolol Gallipolis Woman of the agend.a wm Include a review of programs submitted for Curry Is the ofCIJIII ODCUiive To Speak Thunday the grant year, March 1967 to aerve as president in through Feb. 1968; status of bank's 100 year history. PT. PLEASANT - Marjorie [ neighborhood centers; seating Curry attended 1ooal Bnnton of Gallipolis will be of a low-income individual to Drake Uofvenity od did speaker at the meeting of 1 the West Central Association uate work at Dsrtmouth Tu-Endle-Wel Garden Club Board of Directors; a represenlegll, Harvard School of at the Chris! Ep:sco- lative to serve on the Advisory ness and Columbia Uofveraity. Orurch pansh house beg:n- Council for Vocation Education He Is tbe SOD of Mrs. W. H. at 8 p.m in Maoon County, and the emCun-y, fonner Pt. Pleasant Mrs Bruwm "'11 present ployment of five neighborhood dent now Uving in on the art of eeramles aides. 1M 1be late Capt. Curry. Mr. the program with her The Rev. Charles A. Pitzer Curry Lt IJ)JIJJied to a Pt. be Mrs C A Pitzer, who is president of the board of di· . SANDPIPER COI.L£Cl10fl1 HEATaPUN COLORS COLORS Hunicomb Beige Blscu it eA-UNE SKIRTS e Pl.EATED SKIRTS •SLACKS eJACKETS eBUIMUDA'S Blue Morn, • Green Meadow eSUITS eBlOUSES eSKIRTS eSHIFTS husks In artistic arrange. directllr of the Mason :clt:a:rd:l•] County MILL ST. JanefE~I:~~d~e:m:O!I:s~tr~a~te=th:e~u~se:s::oflirec~t~o~rs~a~n~d~Rob~ert:Ri:· Action Group. . . MIDDLEPORT casvllle; B.Vicky L. Hflldel'IIOD, olde,gJr1, alsterElizahelb of Mrs. Earl Dennie Adilm.s, Rt. 2 Lu- ant Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Homer anc1 Mra. Walter Krodel, Miller, Sr., Rt. I Waterloo; Gor- of Pt. Pleasant. Mr. and don R. Manball, Ravenswood; Curry are lbe pare.U of Mrs. Howard Niebous, Hav· ...... and reside at 1153 Britlge enswood; Mrs. Minnie Coppock, Rd., Charleston. Wellstnn; Mrs. Della M. Ellis, Tbe new president joined Huntington; Donald T. Wyant, bank In t94e In the credit ' Jackson. partment ancl att ~hl~s,~:;mo~~~: Bfrlllt Tuesday, WIS Ol Mrs. Franklin W. Brinker, Rt. prea!dent. 2 Racine, daughter, 1;15 p. m. ----Wednesday; Mrs. Maxie E. Lewis, Pt. Pleasant, daughter, 7:50 a. m. Wednesday; Mrs . Charles H. Deem, Portland, Hay, Silage .'Even the,. smoothel·ili'.· . I ~ Show Dates Announeed .-. .~·~ ·• . ,J ' .. ·~ Two of Ringling's famous funnymen assist a small circus fan tn f cediRK peanuts to one of Capt. Hugo Schmitt's 1big behemoths. Presenting 25 new .a cb never before seen in the United States and the larR"es~ cast of international circuo stars in the world the Ringling ~rna. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is coming to Ch~rles~ ton for 4 days giving 8 pedormances, Thursday through Sunday, Februar~ 16, 17, 18 and 19, Matinee and evening pertonnances eac~ day. Children under 18 years admitted for hplf pric-e Friday ~~t_m_•_•_••:_ ,d_s_un_da_y:_ev_ening. The circus i11 on jts 97th world tour. daughter, ~!~e~- Tuesday. I Richard G. Abels, Oakey Bowyer, Michael L. Collins, Mrs. Neva Denney, Mrs. VIvian E. Fergu...,, Mrs. David . J. PT PLEASANT _ The Graham, Mrs. Mary R. Hayes, Ann~ Maoon County . Mrs. Charles L. Higginbotham, Silage Show will be Walter_,!.. lllggln8, Jo Angela ru ry 7 8 and 9 at Houch!lli, Mrs. Gary W. Isner, S~lo ~ Nura~ at Lakin Mrs. Francis H. Johnson, Mrs. W V ' Robert W. Lawson, Andrew J. ~blls wUI be accepted all McDaofel, Wilbur M. Mercer, day February 7th. J!idiing will Ruby _R Ohbnger, Mrs. Dnra take place Felruary. 8 and the R. Pbllbp;~, Mrs. Earl Pinker· program will be February 9. ton, Mrs. Norman J. Plymale, Participants In tbb year'• Mrs. James Roberlll, Lowell W. program wUI be . Dr. Robert :Rodg=~ders, Mr_~- Waller E. 0. Kelly, Slate Estension Linda C. Slzeiilore, Mrs. iallst _ Dairy. Iir Clifrord E. Smith, Mrs. LaW· p rter Sta•• ;,... ' •~- ""le<:irence A. Smith, Mrs. Harold L. Spencer, Mrs. Jolm R. Slurg· Marv; Synder tbe State !IIC::~Mrs. Wells Wallu, JohnWalke, M. Mrs. W:ll, Departwenl nf Agriculture. I SAVE COLD CASH - ot NELSON'S MID-WINTER SALE. Wo',. blowing up a storm of LOW PRICES on f•mous br1nd heolth, grooming ond comfort aids your family needs to w01thor the winter in g,..,t sh1pe. Get thom tod1y. Our pric&~ ha¥e hit 1 new low for the Malon. .::n ' ,.;,.;;,;ens;;_ "' fro;, ' STERLIZED rn·rT,,.': .M. Weaver, Mrs. ShirNibert, Mrs. Jean Cobb, Ple.IIUI Valley Hospital Jl-r.tfloo.' Owen E. AlliJrlgbl and, Admltlool: Mrs. James Neal, Infant daughter, Mrs. John W. Pt. Pleasaof; Mrs. Kenneth and lnfaof son. • Jones, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Rol· land Gibbs, Letart. Virginia has 1 filial area of DIRJiarced: Estella Davlo, square mnes, of which Buffalo: Jamea Clyburn, Pt. """''" ·milea are land Pleaaant; Nancy Neal, Pl. PleasanL · -water•.. -·- . _,., I SCOPE buds ~ c buds $2 CA·R AVELLE"' Reg. 89c ohioiiii' iiBULOVA EVERREADY -~~- . ~\.·~.... -· .· YOU L~STEN TO ME.!_I~i~~~~· .f~\;'~r~t.e tiger In the act of Char]f 9-Volt Radio Reg. Botterlos 69c Limit One Baumann, recently nrrn'ed .from Europe, pnwa tra.in~;r 1 .~ II "B' C " f R' · · pn..)l~u Y !nth , e. . le age o . IJlg}IJ!&".Urtti •. and.Earnum & Bailey circus. T.hu, IS one of t~e n1any attractions thnt will appear with the c1rcua ~hen It tomf'l'l · \oo .chatJ.eflhln Ctvic Center for 8 four da'y en(&g~ment, Thursday through Sunday February 16 17 ta and 19, With matin c('~"dn'd' even~tig 'H hciWil each day Th 1 ' ~5 n~w acts· .tnever before seen in ta.., Uni•-.. d Stat••· Ch:ld "'' ad.-. • · • " • • · 1· • \'y · , .. ""' 1 ren un er 18 yeo.ra _a<lmltted for half price Friday matinee and Sund , sro~n~-,.. . , . , • . , ... . , .. ,· . ay ZESTABS '·._, BATTERIES 29( .....: .. .98 fAST FREE DELIVER\' 7.sHAMf;()0 PLUS EGG WDEN'S , CHOCOLA ___ 12-oz. I R£G. $1.59 l - MRYDAY LOWS ·::\'' ·-'- . ~4,' • VI* :'" . '..• ~.,, .. . . Mr. IIIII Mra, .Robert Faulk IIIII Bobby, Alblity, Mr. · M.-.. Beot:lift SOlrs, MltkU! and Mrs. l!ldna Faulk, vl.!iled Slillday ' with. ·a;ne II his .,, - I '. " . - Reg. $1.19 CONGESTAID _ 99c Reg. $4.98 - 24-oz. LIQUID GERITOL $3.34 Reg. $1.00 - 4-oz. RIGHT GUARD_ 87c Reg. $1 Just Wonderful HAIR SPRAY 77c Reg. $2.49- 24s ' . OEP1RAnON-H -2.02 lupPO! riH $1.19-25'1 T•b1ets _ > VAPORIZER s .99. $6.95 Producie Shim Ito IOHourl 'BIG DISCOUNT .. lEG. $1.32 �-. • · . Ending Most PrOCJuetive 1'eek 11ll a 111b '"'""""'- ""~ llld S.. Ia a It rtpOited 1o be ~ ~ '.,,.... ..,, "' ....... aplllttna lbe bill lute two billo, ,.... . . 1ai1rt11, llld Jri- - llmod at tile ..allld <~'No • *'<tlYe. """' .... "' 1lle 1rrtll Clll' ..... Ill Olllt:liG)md lor : eea.r.t A . Pnl"1. wlldt lmmec!Jlla me.- ore . ~ -- - ..-r ....._ bills ....tecL llllroducecl 11'ednEedl7 ln Rep. Kllilll llclfomara. a.co. P.' .. II'~ . ;.·' •• ... . i , 4 J .,.. . • '"'-"lOr ' I PadS- Few Bruise& Seen Under Soviet Iodine - Of ·If7th Session with Skeleton Session ~~ - --~ lor mll!llelpal IIIII eu:b -e jlldcs. · Deiii.<CI'MI aeedlod 1be Rbod<!s edmf.,wtalloll .,... 118 .Ute ...,poye ..-r bill, wlll<ll would gift the greot ' It the doporlmeat heads IIIII tile ldllalleot lo lbolll 11011' - alool "))b one lumbul, lntro<l!ud ·• blpartlau IIIII the leul. 'Pemenll1'7 ..-Y bill; IIIII a pro. meuw. lo mo.-' the Jl81 '1'!le bill by Repo. Rlcblrd M. posal wu made in lbe Senate of all Judpo Ia Oblo, from lbe all'lsllalllell of Mansfield, cart 1D the henefi1 payments probete 1o lbe &lpnlme Court. -es. Cleveland, and David L to retired letldlers IIIII slll'Yiv- The bill ,... JOU&Itl by lito Ob1o Headley ol Barl>erton Is aimed 111e llou!io, Wider lbe Stile Telcbers Slate Bar A"""""""' at lhe lower pes u It calli Retir@ment System. Blllllba l'n9on• lor an acroos-tbe-board lncrNie II also was a buoy day for Under lbe bill, Supreme 01urt of flOO per IIIOIIlb. It bas 110 lbe momnlttees, u lbe House judges II'OU)d have their saJar.. dlance of pusage. J'liw.:e Comm1iteo lleld 11101'11- les ralaed from lho eurrem $11,· Attendants In bospllala for lbe IIlii IIIII emlln& •: i""" on a 1100 a year to 130,1100 111111 appeJ- erimlnally Insane woul4 get Jl81 ~ amendmeut 1o ea- late court judge~' salaries wouJ4 1ncre.... In Ove s~ UDder a bl!llob an Oblo Building Author· go liom ~.000 to IZII,OOO. bill ollen>d by Rep. Walter L. lty 111111 IIOVI!ral other commil· Bued on the population of White, R·Lima. """' bad bearlngo. lho CI>Wity IIIey serve, commoo Elllerpacy Mea..., ,Jolla lfcEIJQy, the governor's pleao and probate court judges Rep. James Thorpe, R • Alll~t;ol'.\'!.espeol both aesslons of now rocelve salaries ranging anee, lnlrodu<Od an emergency tbe_ · CommUtee bearing from fll,;GO to $20,500. 'lbal biD to provide supplemtllltal leyiDI to explala lbe complex range would bo booaled to $13,· pay of $1,200 to each county auresolution. 1100 to IZII,IIOO by !be bill ditor. The House ~te Govtmmeot Increases also are provided Sens. Oakley Collins ol Jron.. ~!lee bold 1ts se<ond bearton and Robin Turner of Tlfflu, lllg oo lho adminislration's both R~ IIIII Oliver poy bill and lben referred it to Ocasek, D-Nortbfield, CC><ip<JD· ' sored the bill to reUred Wl teachers' and slll'Yivors' bene· fits. Cll'l IIJSH.PUI'PIS SAU ' CONTINUES ••llliDI : < 1 j NOW YOU IINOW . Tile Sea of Gilllee II lilt upto }7 000 Miller Appeals Micldleport la1oo. Court G1ves Bobby Baker Jury Day Of£ :e:,.=~e~i=~ =~ -T••1 DETROIT <UPI) - Nearly bus Day a paid boUd lor 17,1100 auto workers will be laid state employes require ~I WASHINGTON (UPI) retln:d federa! employe bad .ol lhe nearly $100,0110 oolle~ ~ Cl oft uext IDODtb u two auto ma- boards to annual salary jury In the Bobby Baker lrtal heand 6i prosecution witnessl1!! from Callfomia savingo . n arence E. klDg giants General Motors schedules lor non-teaching em got a day oft today wbile and 10 called by the delt>ise. loan sources jn tbe guise o1 :~er of the. loth Dtstrlcl of and Chrysl~ , trim production ployes and set up an ~ government delenoe lawyers A dead senator-Kerr-!!- campaiP contributions ilion ~voiced "':~ 1o meet lagging sales demand. fund for each county sberllf conferred with tbe Judge on the gured promil!entiy m flle falled to J'e!IOI'Iil as income. of p.......- ~ by ~ ,....__, ,.._ . equivalent to ball "' bts aalary disputed legol points !bat have testimony. Tile government Baker testifted :a~:~~~he~~~~ •- sernce w~ ~-.~er ~·•· announced Th Sena • cropped up. ed !bat Baker slole $80,0110 Qlesapeake mi . Oblo Rail- Wedneaday it will produce 94,· e te approved lhe ap- .All the leStlmlmy from both delivered three way Compaay. 800 cars during February com- po~tments of Harold Wood, sides was ln. Sill! to come • ....., .& taiDlng flle <ash to 'llle· ~ ~ to eJim. pared with lll,OIIO auloa bJ Feb- Fairfield Collllty Republican, to the final' arguments and the it. said flle Okahoma oil !nate frai!!J ~ iJ!1d ~ running ruary of last year. The lower the, state Motor V~le Deal- judge'• charge before the six aU'e, who was not fn>D\ ClaciDBati to lVaahlnglon, production will mean three •• ers and Salesmen • Ucensing men and sis women on the US running that year, In and trains 46 IIIII .~ nmntng sembly plants will be closed Board for a term ending Jan. District Court panel hetfu; S DeS loaned him $4ll,IIOO, than from Asb!and td Diijrolt Jo to for a weet • h and h 12, !riO and Karl S. Gredy, Cl.n· • him to wipe the debt off go !Dto eOoct Feb 10 ac a 1Ollrt elnnatl Republican to the state deliberating whether ille former . books just bel he died "'lbe dlseontinu.;.., .ol these will shut down for two weeks. Veterinary Medical Board for a Senate Democratic secretary ;, New Year's D ore 1963. traiDa -·•• deal 1 ._ bl A lola! of 14,900 workers woU be term ending De< ill 1971 guilty of tax evasion, larceny ay, ow affected • ' · and fr 8 ud. to 111e econJmy and people of · House bills offered would do . Dues are ur entl needed the trklale ...,.,• eommented General Motors said It was away w.ith lhe Gri~anct Board U.S. Ally; 11'Jlbam 0. Billman reported the a!c~ni ElementaMiller. "lbe llnal decision of trimming produeUon a! three of Review, establlsb employe IIIII Bakers defense lawyer, ry School Parent Teachers -\8lbe C&O to terminate his assembly plants and lndeftnitely retirement plans for .profession· Edw~d ~ett Williams, rn· sociatlon at their recent meetservice should not be made laying off a total of 1,900 men. al employes of public colleges clu !bOll' presentatiGIIs ate ing J without a thorough lnvestlgatlon Chevrolet did not announc> its and universities, make Youngs- W.ednesday-the 13th dar o! the . lnlo lbe" lads s~lllHIIDB this February production ochedules town University as a. state trial ol the former Capitol Hill Mrs. Betty Diddle, president, matter. but said the three plants w\U be school, reqwre re-exanunalion fi?B"boY who became a trusted who-presided, said tllat memIn I letter t. the Interstate operated al a lower prodoctlon of drivers who were asSessed I aide to such powerful men as bership dues must be paid DY Contmerc:o Commlssloo, Miller rate. eight points for violations, and Lyndon B. Jolmson and the late March 15. Mrs. Marjorie Kimappealed the RaUway Compaestablish a Commtssioa on the Sen. Robert S. Kerr • D-Okla. bier was devotional lead.,. pre. ay's decision to diiMDtlnue Ibis A Ford Motor Co. spokesman statllS of Women. When both sides resll.ld senting a reading loll~ by service and requested tllat pub- said !be company's February Wednesday, the jury of 11 prayer. ' , lie beariDgs be bekllo give res- schedules }VIII be off about 18 govemment worken and one Secretary and treasurer .._ i • !dents of the area an opportun. per cent 'fro!D last February port were approved and the I • lty to voice tbelr opiDions on and several .~Janis would oper(Cobllnued From Page One) BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED office of secretary was filled I • . lhll malter. ate on shm:b•qrk week,; "(ather preceded him. A birthday party booorlng by Mrs. Grace Huffman follow- I • · than shut ddWii~ . ,• Just 14 hours bolore Podgorny Mrs. Cynthia Gohring o! CoiiJII!o 1ng the resignation of Mrs Mar- • 0 a; · :. • If! ll was to amve m Milan, bUB was held at the home of are! w 1 • j• ' IJOI' The cutbacks closely followed extremists sel off a bomb at and Mrs. Joe Meek, Syca- g es · • . • a Similar cutback by American the local brand! olfioe of lbe more St. Middleport. Attend· It announced tllat . any· ~ _ _ _ Motors Corp., which sliced 4,100 ltaiJna Communist party. There 1ng we.; the honored guest one vmg ordered, or wishl•.g • I" '. L "h bette Gaqe Readln Galli"'7' workers off its payroll Monday were no reports of injuries, but Mrs Gohring and son Paul: te. order scbool record boaks • qua ily-uUI Dam IU, 14.8, :n;ng 12 by cutting Its two factories in the blast gutted tile office and Mr.· and Mrs: Meek a~d Mr;. =c:"~Y ~r:Zi GUARANTEED • · on rona, Pam~ • Mason Wlseoru!ln down to one shift a shattered wmdows of nearby Katie Young and Mr. and ho ••g....;z. Th ~-•· ·, • 24 MONTHS • ., .. Pl ' --, day houses • p ne ~ -· ere are """""I 0 • ~ , . Peasant 21.65, lfinlon • • Mrs. Lewis Hudsop of Rt. 1, still available, said Mrs Did- • • 2 falling, Kanawha Falls 6.59 • \Minersville. lee cream and die. The price Is $1. !• • ' Cllarleston 18.47 rising. Savannah Laid Icake were served. All members were urged to I • • and Marmet dams were WASHINGTON - T H E , , attend the up-<oming meeting ~ • • g 1\t feet, and Winfield world's 6rst and only nuclear- ' SQUAD CAlLED of the Meigs County PTA I • : one foot. powered merchant ship,. the ~ : The Pomeroy emergency Council at !lie Bradbury !1Chll4l : : • Movemeau: million Savaonab, 1B .being la1d isquad was summoned today at Thursday, Fdlruary 2, at 7:3ll l • .. . • River Elaine G. "P up, a victim of tis high ·t:17 a. m. lor Tom Mathews. p.m. , •BUJ1Itllflt 16 • 14 4:10 p. m.; Criss Jr. up 14. SAIGON (UPI) - Premier operatmg cost. ~~mes W. Gul- Mulborry Ave., wh? was havThe room banner went to ' • • • • G m.; Lady Rosemary up 14, ~guyen Ca? Ky _n~,.. home lck, deputy manlime adminl~- , ing diHeulty .hreathmg. He was the first grade room. Refresh- ! :Uislnpdce: . : I m.; Prlne1p10 up 14, 10:05 ,oday !rom his gooawlll leur of trator, sa1d the ship, an experl• ] taken to Me1go General Ho&- ments for the next meeting will • p. .; Inca down 15, 5:20a.m.; Australia and New Zealllllll to ment designed to demonstrate ]pltal. be served by molbers of . the 1 • and down u;. 7 a.m.; Beav- cope \litb the threat of another the peaceful uses of atomic eo· ' third grade Refreshmens were i • 992·2101 Pomeroy · • P. 17, 10 p. m.; Zimmer governmeot crisis over ~J• er~ •. accomplished Its major! HAD SURGERY served by the mothers ol the •. : 11. 7 a. m.; Charles Stev· reported ouster of Deputy Pre- ~~1ves. ' Norman Weber, Long Boltom, fourth grade students ID the • n up II; 4:05 a m.; Jeffer- mler Nguyen Huu Co. ~ntmued. operation was not is a patient at Camden Clark lunch room. • •· • • • • • • • • • • . down 11, fi a. m.; Queen . . fe891ble agamst the over-all Memorial Hospital, Parkersburg - - - - - - - - - -- 111! 19. 5:40 a. m.; Duncan Ky sktrted queslions about Co financial needs ol the oountry," where he underwent surgery ·&~ :r~. 6:30a. m.; Ti· ~· ht~ amval bu~.pledged . he said. The 22,IJOO.ton ship has ,Monday. His room number is ,. ~>!1, 5:atl a. m.: Rose cootin~mg_ effort IO cllminate been dogged by financial and '314. oft 23. 5:iit.p. m.; NationaJ oorcruphohinl mttus . govFemmenL labor problems since it was jl 13, ~: 40' p. m.; Poplar o, w e ourmg t)tmesa. frrst proposed by President TAKEN TO HOLZER rt Jt;-1 p. m.; Andrew Ca~ \~as ordered not to return to Dwight D. Eisenhower. At one 1 Judd Davis, a Sharon Hollow dM.n Greenup l ::r& p.m.: ~•etnam. He flew to Hong KooP ipoint, contract disputes kept tt lresident. was taken to Holzer '· . B. up Greenup 10·10 WPd.ne!Klay and went mto ~e- ~ ldle for a year. Hospital at 7:30 a.m., today by . .; Mama Lear up Green'l' rlwuon at a Mtel. the Racil'le emergency squad for hqu..,ofd emergonciH 12 m.; Kathryn K. lJ!l 1 Build Up Down where he was admiUed as G nup 2:45 a. m.; Harbor IN OLIVE TOWNSHIP , WASIDNGTON _ DEFENSE medical patient. •. . stock up on flnt oidal · 1 P , t down Greenup 5:40a.m.; Edward Hart of the Cole-Lay- Secretary Roberts. McNamara K l!own Gr,.nup 6:25a.m., er-Trumble Co., began appr••· says the allied militmy effort Wlter Curley up Greenup US sal of real estate m Ohve Town· In Vietnam has virtually halted ! a. [Itt.; Miu Su<an up Melda"t shtp today, according lo Audi· the "buildup of VietCong fore1:1 p. m.; Buckeye State tor Gordon H. Caldwell. The Ies" in the South. • M61dilhl!UO a. m.; Walt- ftrm has completed work In McNamara told Congress, in er illiam5on down MeldahJ 2·1 Orange Township, . Rutland Vil· testimony made public Wednes-1 DRY CLEANING ·1 :I .a. m. ; Alton Zepnyr up M•l- jlage and Racme VIllage. Iday, tllat the "Viet Cong 'l -SERVICEd~ 2:311 a. m., Eastern dowo UCENSES ON appeared to have lost as many M¥alll &:4C a. m. I . SALB jmeo as they were able to (Upon Your Requeat) 'j~j)lt• Dam - .Jim Houg- Junk ~~rd bcenses are ~w infiltrate from NorUJ Vietnam L JariduJfucp m.; Teres• s. 31 . on sale In the office of Metgs land recruit in South Vietnam" Roulnson'sCI~t~ners ey doti40 p.m.; Jetlboat 11 p'ICCouldntyeliAudThotorf Go1rdon H: Iduring the last six months 1l· ltM• . -·. J s Le d a w . e ee or new S.COi1d St. Pomeroy 1 50 Our flnt old supplies, s.fOred in your medl· P~ m~, . J . ·w ;'s OW" Icense is f2!;, while renewed li- ~ =-~·:::::::::::::;:;::;::::::;::::::::;::::;:;:~ " · , '!"" ~ weet np cense may be purchased for eine cabinet, c.• n kHPtYII?U ready for home 1c.. . :30 •- . m: Harvey Jordon $10, Coldwell said. . -' down 3:311 a. m.; Robert Reo~ I EASf TERMS .•• cidents •nd emergencies. Choose Hero from down 4,10 a.m.; Hilman Log·1o DIVOI\CE ASKED a campleiJ;'Ilne of top,qualit.y lint aids. ioWD 4;45. a. m.; Baoy Leur A petition for divorce has I down 5.41 a. m. • Oroo dowo I been filed in Meigs County I 7:40 a. m. Csmmon Pleas Court by Leon- ' River - 0 . F !ar~ Hesa. Jr., 100 State St., . ~..,... dOom Mannet U5 n :Pomeroy, againlt Evelyn Hess, .REXAU DRUGS m.; Lucy. Jill¥ Lucas down .same adduss, charging gross 112 E, Ml.IN 992-2955 POMER.OY Mirme11. a. m.; llelen Z. up neglect of dJI!Y and extreme 4 Rogjtterad Phormaclsto to s<irve You , · . Marmet •·• a. m.: l'hartes K. cruelly. ~'?PE)I DAILY 8:00AM 1·0 IO:QO PM . 5:10a. m.; All•• • , ---/Suh~ 10:3Q,AM _to 12:30 PM and ' R. down Winiield 7 45 ' , ' LOCAL TEMPS • ·.. ; · 5:00 t• 9:00 PM . Bowes do'Nn Win· Tbe temperature In Pomea. m.; Fort Dear- roY's :downtown business disllem ap WJnfleld 2:25a. m.: Sol- trlet at l1:30 a.m. waa 63 de· ,.., 9 WlnfleJd. 4:00 a. m. '.....,,, under SUMJ skie~. aooPt Racme . P'f' Need D ....... ~~aq.a.,eo~ Aut o "orkers ace yo s • C&:O ~~.!ce . ~ \'1 bul • lllllall, lea, 1HE SHOE BOX For Year -·a• . . IWIXRAFIW . ~OlOR . RA'IURIIIG CXItOit W'S ~Ala'~~' QUa 295 SQ. ... IIIC'riHollAI m YOU lltllllJ m !Hl I!OIIROI You- lnaw tho Mooilar's,... f•sional 1~ a • of .t~e llllld'& fi'*l--- r s . Try ~ o Monitor; ses how It wilt tole • ll:love the IIWIJIIIWiplptf rul.ier. Ju$1 fin aut t11o -llltow. UPI BRIEFS --=:---:--:___ Dr:ft Mr: River News :a·· I• A.Powerful,. ' ry: · -:::: : '7.:: Ky 'l'hreatened up BYNew CnSIS •• $15 RIZ ER IL CO • 0 •I a. • • SPACE COMMAND 172 SQ. IN. RECT. PICTURE AREA · W•• $225 - S.ve -$24.00 Now · ·Rock SpringS ' Society Notes WITH 282 SCI. IN. RECT. PICTURE AREA WAS NOW X2320W-$219.95 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ?--conto1• SIMON'S ""- X2322H-$229.ts • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • r-t.n.o~e . . X2326W-$.95 ••••••••••••••• 7-cGiiSolt X2328W-$239.95 • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~~· . \ -MaHress X2310Y-$169.95 ............... ?-With ll!lf 2 HOUR llof. 17~ SQ. IN. RECT. PICTURE A• . / Gee . . . I tl)ought everyone X1910C-$129.95' •••••••••••••• .• t-.With. mew NELSON'S, everyday low prlcea lllduded my pretterlptlons, and rut F)'ee De- XI914X-$·139.95 , ", , •••• ·• ·• •• :i ' X1921X-1159.H •• • ••• , • •. t• •.•• . Ploy Safe! } livery-Mom111J does! ''You lhOilld tell ' your' Momll11." · Langsville Society Notes E. MAIN ST. 117 Mn. Alpha Barr Leona Kennedy was called to Toledo by tbe death of her aepbew, Denver Kennedy. A fellowship supper waa held II the Langsville FeJiow~p Sunday at 5 o'· Check the N E Medicine w NEW RED IJQ FOR PARIS PARIS tUPD - The FreDell Communisl newspapor L'IIuma olte bu 811110UDCed piau erect a oew Paris h~arters, witb Broz!Dian-bom oaoar meyer • ~ s2- 9?· Now showing a wide se!ection of colors and pat· ' . . terns. 45" to 80"'wlde , ~ty ~ces! ;,>.;' • . Group Wop'-ni .SWISHER . . & LOHSE ' ' ~ Off ,. '. -RADIO &~T. Y. ; Pho'!• 985·33~ l WY 2-3975 Maple Lawn FRYING -CHICKEN WHOLE---- Sliced BACON ENDS BEEF ,3 BONDED WOOLENS BONDED KNITS HOPSACKING PRINTS H·os . ' eKING 51~ eQUEEN SI~E e.EXTRA LONv SIZE oil ' s.tunt.yTII9 Box Spring X2314W-$189.95 ............... . 1,...Wlth . ·~ Chest Now Kaaa""" Open Dally 9:00 lo 7:00 Friday Til I or X2310W-$179.9S ............... ?-With. .. ilaH . . ,. al QUICK SERVIa MARKET I . ' POMEROY . C .! ' ~ . t~. ~b.- , " �-. • · . Ending Most PrOCJuetive 1'eek 11ll a 111b '"'""""'- ""~ llld S.. Ia a It rtpOited 1o be ~ ~ '.,,.... ..,, "' ....... aplllttna lbe bill lute two billo, ,.... . . 1ai1rt11, llld Jri- - llmod at tile ..allld <~'No • *'<tlYe. """' .... "' 1lle 1rrtll Clll' ..... Ill Olllt:liG)md lor : eea.r.t A . Pnl"1. wlldt lmmec!Jlla me.- ore . ~ -- - ..-r ....._ bills ....tecL llllroducecl 11'ednEedl7 ln Rep. Kllilll llclfomara. a.co. P.' .. II'~ . ;.·' •• ... . i , 4 J .,.. . • '"'-"lOr ' I PadS- Few Bruise& Seen Under Soviet Iodine - Of ·If7th Session with Skeleton Session ~~ - --~ lor mll!llelpal IIIII eu:b -e jlldcs. · Deiii.<CI'MI aeedlod 1be Rbod<!s edmf.,wtalloll .,... 118 .Ute ...,poye ..-r bill, wlll<ll would gift the greot ' It the doporlmeat heads IIIII tile ldllalleot lo lbolll 11011' - alool "))b one lumbul, lntro<l!ud ·• blpartlau IIIII the leul. 'Pemenll1'7 ..-Y bill; IIIII a pro. meuw. lo mo.-' the Jl81 '1'!le bill by Repo. Rlcblrd M. posal wu made in lbe Senate of all Judpo Ia Oblo, from lbe all'lsllalllell of Mansfield, cart 1D the henefi1 payments probete 1o lbe &lpnlme Court. -es. Cleveland, and David L to retired letldlers IIIII slll'Yiv- The bill ,... JOU&Itl by lito Ob1o Headley ol Barl>erton Is aimed 111e llou!io, Wider lbe Stile Telcbers Slate Bar A"""""""' at lhe lower pes u It calli Retir@ment System. Blllllba l'n9on• lor an acroos-tbe-board lncrNie II also was a buoy day for Under lbe bill, Supreme 01urt of flOO per IIIOIIlb. It bas 110 lbe momnlttees, u lbe House judges II'OU)d have their saJar.. dlance of pusage. J'liw.:e Comm1iteo lleld 11101'11- les ralaed from lho eurrem $11,· Attendants In bospllala for lbe IIlii IIIII emlln& •: i""" on a 1100 a year to 130,1100 111111 appeJ- erimlnally Insane woul4 get Jl81 ~ amendmeut 1o ea- late court judge~' salaries wouJ4 1ncre.... In Ove s~ UDder a bl!llob an Oblo Building Author· go liom ~.000 to IZII,OOO. bill ollen>d by Rep. Walter L. lty 111111 IIOVI!ral other commil· Bued on the population of White, R·Lima. """' bad bearlngo. lho CI>Wity IIIey serve, commoo Elllerpacy Mea..., ,Jolla lfcEIJQy, the governor's pleao and probate court judges Rep. James Thorpe, R • Alll~t;ol'.\'!.espeol both aesslons of now rocelve salaries ranging anee, lnlrodu<Od an emergency tbe_ · CommUtee bearing from fll,;GO to $20,500. 'lbal biD to provide supplemtllltal leyiDI to explala lbe complex range would bo booaled to $13,· pay of $1,200 to each county auresolution. 1100 to IZII,IIOO by !be bill ditor. The House ~te Govtmmeot Increases also are provided Sens. Oakley Collins ol Jron.. ~!lee bold 1ts se<ond bearton and Robin Turner of Tlfflu, lllg oo lho adminislration's both R~ IIIII Oliver poy bill and lben referred it to Ocasek, D-Nortbfield, CC><ip<JD· ' sored the bill to reUred Wl teachers' and slll'Yivors' bene· fits. Cll'l IIJSH.PUI'PIS SAU ' CONTINUES ••llliDI : < 1 j NOW YOU IINOW . Tile Sea of Gilllee II lilt upto }7 000 Miller Appeals Micldleport la1oo. Court G1ves Bobby Baker Jury Day Of£ :e:,.=~e~i=~ =~ -T••1 DETROIT <UPI) - Nearly bus Day a paid boUd lor 17,1100 auto workers will be laid state employes require ~I WASHINGTON (UPI) retln:d federa! employe bad .ol lhe nearly $100,0110 oolle~ ~ Cl oft uext IDODtb u two auto ma- boards to annual salary jury In the Bobby Baker lrtal heand 6i prosecution witnessl1!! from Callfomia savingo . n arence E. klDg giants General Motors schedules lor non-teaching em got a day oft today wbile and 10 called by the delt>ise. loan sources jn tbe guise o1 :~er of the. loth Dtstrlcl of and Chrysl~ , trim production ployes and set up an ~ government delenoe lawyers A dead senator-Kerr-!!- campaiP contributions ilion ~voiced "':~ 1o meet lagging sales demand. fund for each county sberllf conferred with tbe Judge on the gured promil!entiy m flle falled to J'e!IOI'Iil as income. of p.......- ~ by ~ ,....__, ,.._ . equivalent to ball "' bts aalary disputed legol points !bat have testimony. Tile government Baker testifted :a~:~~~he~~~~ •- sernce w~ ~-.~er ~·•· announced Th Sena • cropped up. ed !bat Baker slole $80,0110 Qlesapeake mi . Oblo Rail- Wedneaday it will produce 94,· e te approved lhe ap- .All the leStlmlmy from both delivered three way Compaay. 800 cars during February com- po~tments of Harold Wood, sides was ln. Sill! to come • ....., .& taiDlng flle <ash to 'llle· ~ ~ to eJim. pared with lll,OIIO auloa bJ Feb- Fairfield Collllty Republican, to the final' arguments and the it. said flle Okahoma oil !nate frai!!J ~ iJ!1d ~ running ruary of last year. The lower the, state Motor V~le Deal- judge'• charge before the six aU'e, who was not fn>D\ ClaciDBati to lVaahlnglon, production will mean three •• ers and Salesmen • Ucensing men and sis women on the US running that year, In and trains 46 IIIII .~ nmntng sembly plants will be closed Board for a term ending Jan. District Court panel hetfu; S DeS loaned him $4ll,IIOO, than from Asb!and td Diijrolt Jo to for a weet • h and h 12, !riO and Karl S. Gredy, Cl.n· • him to wipe the debt off go !Dto eOoct Feb 10 ac a 1Ollrt elnnatl Republican to the state deliberating whether ille former . books just bel he died "'lbe dlseontinu.;.., .ol these will shut down for two weeks. Veterinary Medical Board for a Senate Democratic secretary ;, New Year's D ore 1963. traiDa -·•• deal 1 ._ bl A lola! of 14,900 workers woU be term ending De< ill 1971 guilty of tax evasion, larceny ay, ow affected • ' · and fr 8 ud. to 111e econJmy and people of · House bills offered would do . Dues are ur entl needed the trklale ...,.,• eommented General Motors said It was away w.ith lhe Gri~anct Board U.S. Ally; 11'Jlbam 0. Billman reported the a!c~ni ElementaMiller. "lbe llnal decision of trimming produeUon a! three of Review, establlsb employe IIIII Bakers defense lawyer, ry School Parent Teachers -\8lbe C&O to terminate his assembly plants and lndeftnitely retirement plans for .profession· Edw~d ~ett Williams, rn· sociatlon at their recent meetservice should not be made laying off a total of 1,900 men. al employes of public colleges clu !bOll' presentatiGIIs ate ing J without a thorough lnvestlgatlon Chevrolet did not announc> its and universities, make Youngs- W.ednesday-the 13th dar o! the . lnlo lbe" lads s~lllHIIDB this February production ochedules town University as a. state trial ol the former Capitol Hill Mrs. Betty Diddle, president, matter. but said the three plants w\U be school, reqwre re-exanunalion fi?B"boY who became a trusted who-presided, said tllat memIn I letter t. the Interstate operated al a lower prodoctlon of drivers who were asSessed I aide to such powerful men as bership dues must be paid DY Contmerc:o Commlssloo, Miller rate. eight points for violations, and Lyndon B. Jolmson and the late March 15. Mrs. Marjorie Kimappealed the RaUway Compaestablish a Commtssioa on the Sen. Robert S. Kerr • D-Okla. bier was devotional lead.,. pre. ay's decision to diiMDtlnue Ibis A Ford Motor Co. spokesman statllS of Women. When both sides resll.ld senting a reading loll~ by service and requested tllat pub- said !be company's February Wednesday, the jury of 11 prayer. ' , lie beariDgs be bekllo give res- schedules }VIII be off about 18 govemment worken and one Secretary and treasurer .._ i • !dents of the area an opportun. per cent 'fro!D last February port were approved and the I • lty to voice tbelr opiDions on and several .~Janis would oper(Cobllnued From Page One) BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED office of secretary was filled I • . lhll malter. ate on shm:b•qrk week,; "(ather preceded him. A birthday party booorlng by Mrs. Grace Huffman follow- I • · than shut ddWii~ . ,• Just 14 hours bolore Podgorny Mrs. Cynthia Gohring o! CoiiJII!o 1ng the resignation of Mrs Mar- • 0 a; · :. • If! ll was to amve m Milan, bUB was held at the home of are! w 1 • j• ' IJOI' The cutbacks closely followed extremists sel off a bomb at and Mrs. Joe Meek, Syca- g es · • . • a Similar cutback by American the local brand! olfioe of lbe more St. Middleport. Attend· It announced tllat . any· ~ _ _ _ Motors Corp., which sliced 4,100 ltaiJna Communist party. There 1ng we.; the honored guest one vmg ordered, or wishl•.g • I" '. L "h bette Gaqe Readln Galli"'7' workers off its payroll Monday were no reports of injuries, but Mrs Gohring and son Paul: te. order scbool record boaks • qua ily-uUI Dam IU, 14.8, :n;ng 12 by cutting Its two factories in the blast gutted tile office and Mr.· and Mrs: Meek a~d Mr;. =c:"~Y ~r:Zi GUARANTEED • · on rona, Pam~ • Mason Wlseoru!ln down to one shift a shattered wmdows of nearby Katie Young and Mr. and ho ••g....;z. Th ~-•· ·, • 24 MONTHS • ., .. Pl ' --, day houses • p ne ~ -· ere are """""I 0 • ~ , . Peasant 21.65, lfinlon • • Mrs. Lewis Hudsop of Rt. 1, still available, said Mrs Did- • • 2 falling, Kanawha Falls 6.59 • \Minersville. lee cream and die. The price Is $1. !• • ' Cllarleston 18.47 rising. Savannah Laid Icake were served. All members were urged to I • • and Marmet dams were WASHINGTON - T H E , , attend the up-<oming meeting ~ • • g 1\t feet, and Winfield world's 6rst and only nuclear- ' SQUAD CAlLED of the Meigs County PTA I • : one foot. powered merchant ship,. the ~ : The Pomeroy emergency Council at !lie Bradbury !1Chll4l : : • Movemeau: million Savaonab, 1B .being la1d isquad was summoned today at Thursday, Fdlruary 2, at 7:3ll l • .. . • River Elaine G. "P up, a victim of tis high ·t:17 a. m. lor Tom Mathews. p.m. , •BUJ1Itllflt 16 • 14 4:10 p. m.; Criss Jr. up 14. SAIGON (UPI) - Premier operatmg cost. ~~mes W. Gul- Mulborry Ave., wh? was havThe room banner went to ' • • • • G m.; Lady Rosemary up 14, ~guyen Ca? Ky _n~,.. home lck, deputy manlime adminl~- , ing diHeulty .hreathmg. He was the first grade room. Refresh- ! :Uislnpdce: . : I m.; Prlne1p10 up 14, 10:05 ,oday !rom his gooawlll leur of trator, sa1d the ship, an experl• ] taken to Me1go General Ho&- ments for the next meeting will • p. .; Inca down 15, 5:20a.m.; Australia and New Zealllllll to ment designed to demonstrate ]pltal. be served by molbers of . the 1 • and down u;. 7 a.m.; Beav- cope \litb the threat of another the peaceful uses of atomic eo· ' third grade Refreshmens were i • 992·2101 Pomeroy · • P. 17, 10 p. m.; Zimmer governmeot crisis over ~J• er~ •. accomplished Its major! HAD SURGERY served by the mothers ol the •. : 11. 7 a. m.; Charles Stev· reported ouster of Deputy Pre- ~~1ves. ' Norman Weber, Long Boltom, fourth grade students ID the • n up II; 4:05 a m.; Jeffer- mler Nguyen Huu Co. ~ntmued. operation was not is a patient at Camden Clark lunch room. • •· • • • • • • • • • • . down 11, fi a. m.; Queen . . fe891ble agamst the over-all Memorial Hospital, Parkersburg - - - - - - - - - -- 111! 19. 5:40 a. m.; Duncan Ky sktrted queslions about Co financial needs ol the oountry," where he underwent surgery ·&~ :r~. 6:30a. m.; Ti· ~· ht~ amval bu~.pledged . he said. The 22,IJOO.ton ship has ,Monday. His room number is ,. ~>!1, 5:atl a. m.: Rose cootin~mg_ effort IO cllminate been dogged by financial and '314. oft 23. 5:iit.p. m.; NationaJ oorcruphohinl mttus . govFemmenL labor problems since it was jl 13, ~: 40' p. m.; Poplar o, w e ourmg t)tmesa. frrst proposed by President TAKEN TO HOLZER rt Jt;-1 p. m.; Andrew Ca~ \~as ordered not to return to Dwight D. Eisenhower. At one 1 Judd Davis, a Sharon Hollow dM.n Greenup l ::r& p.m.: ~•etnam. He flew to Hong KooP ipoint, contract disputes kept tt lresident. was taken to Holzer '· . B. up Greenup 10·10 WPd.ne!Klay and went mto ~e- ~ ldle for a year. Hospital at 7:30 a.m., today by . .; Mama Lear up Green'l' rlwuon at a Mtel. the Racil'le emergency squad for hqu..,ofd emergonciH 12 m.; Kathryn K. lJ!l 1 Build Up Down where he was admiUed as G nup 2:45 a. m.; Harbor IN OLIVE TOWNSHIP , WASIDNGTON _ DEFENSE medical patient. •. . stock up on flnt oidal · 1 P , t down Greenup 5:40a.m.; Edward Hart of the Cole-Lay- Secretary Roberts. McNamara K l!own Gr,.nup 6:25a.m., er-Trumble Co., began appr••· says the allied militmy effort Wlter Curley up Greenup US sal of real estate m Ohve Town· In Vietnam has virtually halted ! a. [Itt.; Miu Su<an up Melda"t shtp today, according lo Audi· the "buildup of VietCong fore1:1 p. m.; Buckeye State tor Gordon H. Caldwell. The Ies" in the South. • M61dilhl!UO a. m.; Walt- ftrm has completed work In McNamara told Congress, in er illiam5on down MeldahJ 2·1 Orange Township, . Rutland Vil· testimony made public Wednes-1 DRY CLEANING ·1 :I .a. m. ; Alton Zepnyr up M•l- jlage and Racme VIllage. Iday, tllat the "Viet Cong 'l -SERVICEd~ 2:311 a. m., Eastern dowo UCENSES ON appeared to have lost as many M¥alll &:4C a. m. I . SALB jmeo as they were able to (Upon Your Requeat) 'j~j)lt• Dam - .Jim Houg- Junk ~~rd bcenses are ~w infiltrate from NorUJ Vietnam L JariduJfucp m.; Teres• s. 31 . on sale In the office of Metgs land recruit in South Vietnam" Roulnson'sCI~t~ners ey doti40 p.m.; Jetlboat 11 p'ICCouldntyeliAudThotorf Go1rdon H: Iduring the last six months 1l· ltM• . -·. J s Le d a w . e ee or new S.COi1d St. Pomeroy 1 50 Our flnt old supplies, s.fOred in your medl· P~ m~, . J . ·w ;'s OW" Icense is f2!;, while renewed li- ~ =-~·:::::::::::::;:;::;::::::;::::::::;::::;:;:~ " · , '!"" ~ weet np cense may be purchased for eine cabinet, c.• n kHPtYII?U ready for home 1c.. . :30 •- . m: Harvey Jordon $10, Coldwell said. . -' down 3:311 a. m.; Robert Reo~ I EASf TERMS .•• cidents •nd emergencies. Choose Hero from down 4,10 a.m.; Hilman Log·1o DIVOI\CE ASKED a campleiJ;'Ilne of top,qualit.y lint aids. ioWD 4;45. a. m.; Baoy Leur A petition for divorce has I down 5.41 a. m. • Oroo dowo I been filed in Meigs County I 7:40 a. m. Csmmon Pleas Court by Leon- ' River - 0 . F !ar~ Hesa. Jr., 100 State St., . ~..,... dOom Mannet U5 n :Pomeroy, againlt Evelyn Hess, .REXAU DRUGS m.; Lucy. Jill¥ Lucas down .same adduss, charging gross 112 E, Ml.IN 992-2955 POMER.OY Mirme11. a. m.; llelen Z. up neglect of dJI!Y and extreme 4 Rogjtterad Phormaclsto to s<irve You , · . Marmet •·• a. m.: l'hartes K. cruelly. ~'?PE)I DAILY 8:00AM 1·0 IO:QO PM . 5:10a. m.; All•• • , ---/Suh~ 10:3Q,AM _to 12:30 PM and ' R. down Winiield 7 45 ' , ' LOCAL TEMPS • ·.. ; · 5:00 t• 9:00 PM . Bowes do'Nn Win· Tbe temperature In Pomea. m.; Fort Dear- roY's :downtown business disllem ap WJnfleld 2:25a. m.: Sol- trlet at l1:30 a.m. waa 63 de· ,.., 9 WlnfleJd. 4:00 a. m. '.....,,, under SUMJ skie~. aooPt Racme . P'f' Need D ....... ~~aq.a.,eo~ Aut o "orkers ace yo s • C&:O ~~.!ce . ~ \'1 bul • lllllall, lea, 1HE SHOE BOX For Year -·a• . . IWIXRAFIW . ~OlOR . RA'IURIIIG CXItOit W'S ~Ala'~~' QUa 295 SQ. ... IIIC'riHollAI m YOU lltllllJ m !Hl I!OIIROI You- lnaw tho Mooilar's,... f•sional 1~ a • of .t~e llllld'& fi'*l--- r s . Try ~ o Monitor; ses how It wilt tole • ll:love the IIWIJIIIWiplptf rul.ier. Ju$1 fin aut t11o -llltow. UPI BRIEFS --=:---:--:___ Dr:ft Mr: River News :a·· I• A.Powerful,. ' ry: · -:::: : '7.:: Ky 'l'hreatened up BYNew CnSIS •• $15 RIZ ER IL CO • 0 •I a. • • SPACE COMMAND 172 SQ. IN. RECT. PICTURE AREA · W•• $225 - S.ve -$24.00 Now · ·Rock SpringS ' Society Notes WITH 282 SCI. IN. RECT. PICTURE AREA WAS NOW X2320W-$219.95 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ?--conto1• SIMON'S ""- X2322H-$229.ts • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • r-t.n.o~e . . X2326W-$.95 ••••••••••••••• 7-cGiiSolt X2328W-$239.95 • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~~· . \ -MaHress X2310Y-$169.95 ............... ?-With ll!lf 2 HOUR llof. 17~ SQ. IN. RECT. PICTURE A• . / Gee . . . I tl)ought everyone X1910C-$129.95' •••••••••••••• .• t-.With. mew NELSON'S, everyday low prlcea lllduded my pretterlptlons, and rut F)'ee De- XI914X-$·139.95 , ", , •••• ·• ·• •• :i ' X1921X-1159.H •• • ••• , • •. t• •.•• . Ploy Safe! } livery-Mom111J does! ''You lhOilld tell ' your' Momll11." · Langsville Society Notes E. MAIN ST. 117 Mn. Alpha Barr Leona Kennedy was called to Toledo by tbe death of her aepbew, Denver Kennedy. A fellowship supper waa held II the Langsville FeJiow~p Sunday at 5 o'· Check the N E Medicine w NEW RED IJQ FOR PARIS PARIS tUPD - The FreDell Communisl newspapor L'IIuma olte bu 811110UDCed piau erect a oew Paris h~arters, witb Broz!Dian-bom oaoar meyer • ~ s2- 9?· Now showing a wide se!ection of colors and pat· ' . . terns. 45" to 80"'wlde , ~ty ~ces! ;,>.;' • . Group Wop'-ni .SWISHER . . & LOHSE ' ' ~ Off ,. '. -RADIO &~T. Y. ; Pho'!• 985·33~ l WY 2-3975 Maple Lawn FRYING -CHICKEN WHOLE---- Sliced BACON ENDS BEEF ,3 BONDED WOOLENS BONDED KNITS HOPSACKING PRINTS H·os . ' eKING 51~ eQUEEN SI~E e.EXTRA LONv SIZE oil ' s.tunt.yTII9 Box Spring X2314W-$189.95 ............... . 1,...Wlth . ·~ Chest Now Kaaa""" Open Dally 9:00 lo 7:00 Friday Til I or X2310W-$179.9S ............... ?-With. .. ilaH . . ,. al QUICK SERVIa MARKET I . ' POMEROY . C .! ' ~ . t~. ~b.- , " �• • ,• • • Cet Extra Cash Tbel'ant A~ Way ' ,. tOOK I -Price 1'966 Chmiel baiters, blankets, cart. hoy. Coli m-1215. I zt WANTED BOY or GIRL ...... ..................... ......... .. .c.•••............... ,.. ... ....... ................ ···- .... I CM• ... .,.,. , elm. Mt•flllll• ~ ...... 61 ..... nc..... ,.,_.....,, ..... ._ ~ ~ ~ M rNA••• • oauu•••" ... " .... .. , 9 7111 . . . . . . . . OPIIICI "O"'U ,, ::;~~- "'.......... "M. .. IT't ID l d ' lmpa4 JIT CJ>oi, Z83 Vt .,. line. PowerJfide tnns. Blk. BRAND new John boa~ by Weaver. Phone IIIIZ-!401 ter4p. m. 126 viDyLLD.teriQt. low mil.ce b, OWTIOr, rod !iniJ!t1 radio lc better, wbitew111 tires. lo<ar To Doll..r The Daily $2495 Sentinel to eotobllshod - \lit Larlfll l'ruck of Roulu In Po.,.roy• ILAETTNAR$ Lincoln Hill oru and Wheel Alignment CALL 992·2156 $6,50 NEW 3 bedroom home !'HONE WY 2·2156 DJNE'ITE SET, good oondlUon, cheap. Don Sayre, 632 Grant St ., Middleporl, 0 . I 26 3tp • POMEROY 992-2111 Cuelt/o tlultiJ POMEROY - 1962 Ford BUDGET PRICE" lum11ure our ·third floor budget sbop. Baker Furnlture, Middleport Ohlo. . 11 IJ Ph. 915-3319 12 mi . N. of Pomtro,, 0., On St. Rt. 7 E~QLES CLUB Friday, Jan. 27 From9to 1 With Whltfo Beagle ond the Hocking Volley Ramblers TRAILER space, extra lots, gMden 5pace, heaut!ful ! location. Velma ~usp c: n, 773· ~· 5750, Mason. I 23 121p THREE and four ..OOm furnish- I ed apartments. All utilities paid. Ph. 992-2776. Rowley and Reed. Af>!r S p. m. call 992-3574. I 5 tfc ~ ROOM HOUSE, .619 Pearl St., Middleport, near schooL --;;c="' - USED PARTS FOR CARS 1939 to 1966 Models Also Rebuilt Porto & All Typ• Buckel S.ats fO INCH GENERAL stove, removable oven like new. a 54 inch ·c~binet sink, base cabinet with mica top, wall cabinets HOYrl 8:00A.M . to 6:00P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS - Owners DOI'Itld & Paul Bah:d Henry W. Baird Is now with us lnstud of Gatn,olls Auto match, must see to apJ>re~~­ ate. Reason for selling, remodeling. Albert Hill, Racine, 0. Ph. 9411-22&1. I 22 6tc ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner with power noor polisher. .. ..... 'i . f __P_ h._992~32"67cc:.==-=·l 12_18_tc ~w~,.~·k~l~n~g.F;;~~~~~itl A-1 condition. InclUdes com· -.-4 ROOM unfurnished apartmt!nt I I get your plete set of cleaning attachHYMN SING, Ru!l""d Free , in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-53115. potatoes while lhey ments. Guaranteed. ·6 payW:ll Bapt>•t Ch\l'rch, Febru- 1 11 16 tlc Clarence Proffilt, Pot•IJHJO<l,j ments of $6. Call 992-5623. ary 4, 7:3tl p.m. All singers 3 ROOM furn'she_d_a. partment 0. Ph. 843-2254. I H 6tc and public are invited. Pastor . I Rev. Paul Taylor. 1 24 6tc : in Middleport, near shopping 1• For S1le or Rent · .. ·-· - - · - • area. Alw a 1-2 bedroom Want A Bargain? ( WILL not be resoon.<~tble tor 1 house wafler . Ph. 992-3346 eft,---,ROO=M"" house, 3 bedrooms. any de.bts contracted by an.v· J er 5 p• .m, 12 28 tfc t~ baths. Ph. 992-2590. · -REPOSSESSED- 1 .,.========-- -----=--:----=-- one other than mysell. Stgn· ---· · " _ ._ - · ed - Wallare L. Reut•r. 769 1FURNJShEf> uti!Uinished (21 REFRIGERATORS BrowneiJ A\'e., Mrdt:tleport . ~ apartments. Close to school. · 1-14 cu. ft. White Ohio. 1 24 3tp, Pbone Wl~:4_3_ 4 . _ _w 18 ~< 1-15 cu. ft. Copporlono Less 6 months old, RE.OPE~ING Mary J u n e. 4 ROOM and bath unfurnish"<< both than Frost-Free. Beauty Shop. 1001 Lmcoin : house, 1650 Lincoln Heights. e P1y The Unp•id B•l•ncltNO DOWN PAYMENT Heights, Pomeroy. Operator.! Ph. 992·3874. I 23 6tr t!iJ . 11 25 tfc Country Squire 9 ' Pass. St. Wagon. Local 1 owner, ex· eeptional nice condition. 300 cu. in. V8 engine, a1,1tomat1e trans, power steering and brakes, white finish, red in· terior, good tire5. $1095 1962 Chevrolet St. WaPon, V8, Powerglide, R&H, eXtra nice and one the whoole family can use. CriU llrMdtord Wrtle, Prooo or C...bd (100 X 100) ; and good liOn. $6,5!Mfll0. SYRACUSE - NEW\ $1.5oPI•• Wtfshtt diTH GOBLE JORD Middleport ' . :~y sot· Wheel B•l•ncing wv· 2·2196 Tl-IE USUAl.. SADIE o. ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Sandr• S.lley Racine, Ohio -NOWTeaching Piono and Tha WondurYs Homrnond Organ KI>.WKINS BE PRQUI/) QF ' A CLEAN ,CArt' U.JHUVE·THiU cAR WMii· ' . 'I SPECIAL ON JR~CTC?R OVeRHAUl$ . By Appointment Only Phono 949-37« loc•·r~==~Fo=rA~So~l~oc~I;T~Imt~=~ I'()IJ'r 00 MIY'!lii'-IG Wlm:JOT liltiiJG ME, DR. BRITEBITE! OAA~? Legal Notice Ot:AV, t:l:lCl!lR? 'otXItl TEKME FIR&T, Or.A't? ~HUTOP AND $495 I 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door, Blk. finish, good tires. $395 SEVERAL NEW 66 . POMEROY MOTOR CO. servteo RACE - .A.N EXCELLENT BUY - 2 story frame, SIX rooms (4 bedrooms), bath , large front 'porr.b, metal roof. In good condition, Jot . IT's Biscayne St. Wagon. 6 cyJ. engine, std. trans. Good tires, dark green finish. Groot Savings AUCI1UNI!:EB WEHE T E II- II YOUR DIRTY ; $995 1960 Chevrolet Cflevrolels Available At Business Services Complete with bath and utility room, roruns paneled, forced air furnace heat, gas, built in stove and oven, wall to "all carpeting In liVing room hall, carport and front porch, IOCBied at 660 Beech St., dleporl. See or call O'Dell Manley at gn.2919. I 26 6tc of river ~. 'DON'T Bi A$RM1,ED p~ SPECIAL Mulberry Av•. YO ""ACI a .IIUI. t HOOVCI . . WAM'I liD DANC. .• .E LfL ABNII Bulldoier · &adilltor To The !mallelt Heater Core. A. I. IIRAIJFtllW Mary June Hood. I 19 ~tcls ROOM HOUSE with b~ttJ:'Ph. INGELS FURNITURE JladaO, Ublo ELEC.TROLUX SALJ<;S sor-1 992-2885. I 12 231c 991-2635 Middleport Open Ev•nlngs 9 P.M. I I lkl POMEROY, OHIO vice representative, RICh· SI T ade I';;~~';""'"".~'C"':;:c~~~l =~"" ard Stoke. Ph. 94!1-3656. 1 • e or r SINGER portable electrie _9 30'!> . INTERNATIONAL piek up, will ing machine. Guaranteed. Pay olloo iervice. Jaek's Auto Sales AUCTION every f'riday night trade for car or motorcycle. repair bill of $21.50 or ter>ns. eratioll. ·NeW Haven. PhOne NINETY EIGHT O'""Lo"'sc, at 7,110 at the Laurel Cliff M&G Food Mkt., 3 miles _cai __ J992_-56_23_._ _ _1_2_4_ _:__rv __z._3537_._ _ _ _,_e_uc 1958 door, hardtop, .power Auction House. 1 4 tfc south of Middleport, Rt. 7. ing and brtikes, R&H, .. -- - ---.. I 26 lip COAL HAULING. Ph. 992-28113. snow ties, cheap. Ph . ·""'~"'l 1 IS 30tp Insurance 1 26 .3tc. ACROSS 2. Ruaelan. 19, Cut, as ~~~--~~ - ~~~~~--~­ 1. Cocoon mounta1n INCOME tax service, daily ex .. ~IITOMOBILE lnsuraoce grass insects range 22. Nearly cept S\!n. Evening by apPCJiOt· cancelled? Losl your operat· e. .i'elcna 3. Danger• all ment billy, Mrs. Wanda El>- or'a license? Can WY 2-28116. ll. African -4. Preaidential 23. Outward an.'-Jope nickname lin. Ph. m2212. Laurel Cl'ff e tS Uc 24. In or 12. Japanese 5. Little girl accordRoad, State Rt. 124, 'h mue 1 · new, only 4,000 miles, gwar-1 gateway 6. Bleml•h Ing Jrom Fairground. t 10 301c IGET A quotation lrom REU· 13. CroWIUI of 1 . Mu•ical anteed, reasonable, mu to the ··-~----- . TER INSURANCE AGENCY heada inatrumenl fashion sell. See or call Don PIA.NO TPNING. Ph. Lane : I!'IC. belore renewing your H . Stand up 8. Dry 2~. Wool tat Daniel' ·;l 992-5509 arowxl 8 1 auto insurance. We may be l5. Fairy-like 9. Diacomtort: 26. Suitable Y~•1''a &.,,,;; • Iiams, Chester, 0. creature archaic 28. Wet earth 38. Exeuse L m. ~{ 1 6 30tc able to save you money. 16. Obstruct 10. l(adre and 30. Untidy 38. Dicken.. I 17. Fresh-water Leone SAM SMl~ : ~ALE9 E'tECUTIVIi'J 'fi.III?TV-'IiMN ; WIJ:E AND FOI..IQ . CI-!ILD~/'1 \ DRIVI I'iS WOME ; 'o'tlot-IC; iJ:JUGEi eRo><E HIS WINOSI-IIElDJ H& QOT OUT, AND T~r;:y l<lll§p HIM, ~ 1 -:-;==:;-c-:--==-· DAILY CROSSWORD .·emali Hejp Wanted a I tic For_S~e lacl_ng bab~ moks! No house 3 elem~nt _Mosley•-.:b:: ea=m =-7roc:r 1 selbng. Wrtte: Baby Moks , cb rad1o, hke new, priced for Warsaw A-3, Indiana, 46580. quick sale. Ph. 992-2593 or I 26 6tp 992-2410. I 26 3tc LADm Earn up to $2 .00 hour --~-:-:-:-----:::c::----,-: Nlllle Help Wanted STEREO RADIO - · -·--· - -- ··- ·. 1 speed tntermlxed changer. NEED CASH? Sell famous ' Dual volume control. 4 speak.. I Knapp Aerolr~d ..;n:>e~, t u : 1 er sound system. Lovely walor -part time, high comm.snut finish. This set 5 months sions plus bonus, Nmple te old. Take over payments of line for men and women, ttol! equiJll!,ent furnished free. ..,.:!5 per month to pay due $86.50. Call 992 • Wri"'t to Gordon Rae, Oi·:-j ance 1 24 6te 3218. tric~ales Mgr., 3584 shirlfJ' Drive. ~ Columbus. ISINGER This machine equipped to 'Yi' 1 26 3tc . zag, make buttonholes, and monogram. Take Wanted To Buy payments of $5 .79 per m01othl i:oo\) G~-S ..apartment CtY!k 1 or pay balance due $41.88. stoVt:. Ph. 992·28fi3. 1 Free borne demonstration. 1 If> 3tp I Call 192-3218. I 24 STANDING tJ;nber in- Ohio~ JH'l are ia. West Virginia , or old farms 1 equipment with each '67 ..,ith timber. ~arion Reynolds, 1 pache sold before March Box 77, Syracus. , Ohio. 1961. Roush & Lyons carnJ>j 1 24 tfc lng Trailers, Horton St., 1 10 ·~"A I.L FA"R"'M"oc-r- p7iece -.:.o"'f"'Ja.:.n-;-'\' on, W' Va. Also a set of encyclopedias. olean, eg F'. C· Taylor. Rutland, phone : oil treated stoker coal. Pea742-~1!12. 1 ~ 61p 1 cock ' Coal Co., I block lronn 1 traffi< light In Cheshire, 0. 1 WaniH Ph. 381-75$. ·u 1 work 0,. typ- BE GENTLE, be kind, to Contact Mrs . Paulette j expe~ts"iye carpet, Cli!atn . Rt. I, Portalnd, 0. wll!l· Blue Lustre. Rent 143-2261 lor information. 1 trie shampooer fl. Bal;erl 1 at lip . Furalture Co. food flah 18. Leap 18. Plunder 20 · Land meuure charact~ 31. Smiling 33. Y1tr1. Mutt' 3(, Agent .' 39. Capelforn native 21.¥oose 22. ,at-topped bill 24-. Permit 26. Predatory animals 27. Final 28. Fog 2t. Indetlniteartlcle 80. To fJ'¥mble 32. Form.ec~, utnclay Sli. Tear 37. MedJey• 38. Of tone 40. Eat& ·U . SUiy 42. VeatlbuJII 43. leland in. Ule Medl· MORE PROFIT , listing your ·nrm's serVIceo .lbe Daily SenUnel's Service CO)UDID. terranean DOWN 1. Bl•h.op of Rome DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - Here'o b - to &ltli'DLB&&l(& II LONO .. I:LLOW One Jettn limply •tanda tor aaother. lft tht• sample A J• ~d for the three L'•• X for the two o·a. etc. Sln&Je lett.el'l, . , . . trophJe., the lentth and formation of the word.l are all hlnta. Bach day the code IIIW:m are different.. A~Qeotou.. DP.7V &Lew B T W Q R V I:JTVWZD UTDDVD, D P N R Dl CFDVWA Clr1fl,..._, RVAAVJ .Q · B P J, A L N D DHVC.U,-ZPWWV wm ll'tttdaJ'o IICIJlNCI: · ~ DI· Ol:t!Tmo l8 Non!JNQ BUT OOOD 81CNSIC AND ""•""N• .-IITAlfiBLAtltl ,___,. l . '4) *'·~ ....... ~!Iii.) IIEADY·Mll ed rtghl to and easy. Pboaa . W2'ifll4· 1 P.,..dy-Mis Ql1lo; JoHN II . fDOY P'-INCIML ; �• • ,• • • Cet Extra Cash Tbel'ant A~ Way ' ,. tOOK I -Price 1'966 Chmiel baiters, blankets, cart. hoy. Coli m-1215. I zt WANTED BOY or GIRL ...... ..................... ......... .. .c.•••............... ,.. ... ....... ................ ···- .... I CM• ... .,.,. , elm. Mt•flllll• ~ ...... 61 ..... nc..... ,.,_.....,, ..... ._ ~ ~ ~ M rNA••• • oauu•••" ... " .... .. , 9 7111 . . . . . . . . OPIIICI "O"'U ,, ::;~~- "'.......... "M. .. IT't ID l d ' lmpa4 JIT CJ>oi, Z83 Vt .,. line. PowerJfide tnns. Blk. BRAND new John boa~ by Weaver. Phone IIIIZ-!401 ter4p. m. 126 viDyLLD.teriQt. low mil.ce b, OWTIOr, rod !iniJ!t1 radio lc better, wbitew111 tires. lo<ar To Doll..r The Daily $2495 Sentinel to eotobllshod - \lit Larlfll l'ruck of Roulu In Po.,.roy• ILAETTNAR$ Lincoln Hill oru and Wheel Alignment CALL 992·2156 $6,50 NEW 3 bedroom home !'HONE WY 2·2156 DJNE'ITE SET, good oondlUon, cheap. Don Sayre, 632 Grant St ., Middleporl, 0 . I 26 3tp • POMEROY 992-2111 Cuelt/o tlultiJ POMEROY - 1962 Ford BUDGET PRICE" lum11ure our ·third floor budget sbop. Baker Furnlture, Middleport Ohlo. . 11 IJ Ph. 915-3319 12 mi . N. of Pomtro,, 0., On St. Rt. 7 E~QLES CLUB Friday, Jan. 27 From9to 1 With Whltfo Beagle ond the Hocking Volley Ramblers TRAILER space, extra lots, gMden 5pace, heaut!ful ! location. Velma ~usp c: n, 773· ~· 5750, Mason. I 23 121p THREE and four ..OOm furnish- I ed apartments. All utilities paid. Ph. 992-2776. Rowley and Reed. Af>!r S p. m. call 992-3574. I 5 tfc ~ ROOM HOUSE, .619 Pearl St., Middleport, near schooL --;;c="' - USED PARTS FOR CARS 1939 to 1966 Models Also Rebuilt Porto & All Typ• Buckel S.ats fO INCH GENERAL stove, removable oven like new. a 54 inch ·c~binet sink, base cabinet with mica top, wall cabinets HOYrl 8:00A.M . to 6:00P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS - Owners DOI'Itld & Paul Bah:d Henry W. Baird Is now with us lnstud of Gatn,olls Auto match, must see to apJ>re~~­ ate. Reason for selling, remodeling. Albert Hill, Racine, 0. Ph. 9411-22&1. I 22 6tc ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner with power noor polisher. .. ..... 'i . f __P_ h._992~32"67cc:.==-=·l 12_18_tc ~w~,.~·k~l~n~g.F;;~~~~~itl A-1 condition. InclUdes com· -.-4 ROOM unfurnished apartmt!nt I I get your plete set of cleaning attachHYMN SING, Ru!l""d Free , in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-53115. potatoes while lhey ments. Guaranteed. ·6 payW:ll Bapt>•t Ch\l'rch, Febru- 1 11 16 tlc Clarence Proffilt, Pot•IJHJO<l,j ments of $6. Call 992-5623. ary 4, 7:3tl p.m. All singers 3 ROOM furn'she_d_a. partment 0. Ph. 843-2254. I H 6tc and public are invited. Pastor . I Rev. Paul Taylor. 1 24 6tc : in Middleport, near shopping 1• For S1le or Rent · .. ·-· - - · - • area. Alw a 1-2 bedroom Want A Bargain? ( WILL not be resoon.<~tble tor 1 house wafler . Ph. 992-3346 eft,---,ROO=M"" house, 3 bedrooms. any de.bts contracted by an.v· J er 5 p• .m, 12 28 tfc t~ baths. Ph. 992-2590. · -REPOSSESSED- 1 .,.========-- -----=--:----=-- one other than mysell. Stgn· ---· · " _ ._ - · ed - Wallare L. Reut•r. 769 1FURNJShEf> uti!Uinished (21 REFRIGERATORS BrowneiJ A\'e., Mrdt:tleport . ~ apartments. Close to school. · 1-14 cu. ft. White Ohio. 1 24 3tp, Pbone Wl~:4_3_ 4 . _ _w 18 ~< 1-15 cu. ft. Copporlono Less 6 months old, RE.OPE~ING Mary J u n e. 4 ROOM and bath unfurnish"<< both than Frost-Free. Beauty Shop. 1001 Lmcoin : house, 1650 Lincoln Heights. e P1y The Unp•id B•l•ncltNO DOWN PAYMENT Heights, Pomeroy. Operator.! Ph. 992·3874. I 23 6tr t!iJ . 11 25 tfc Country Squire 9 ' Pass. St. Wagon. Local 1 owner, ex· eeptional nice condition. 300 cu. in. V8 engine, a1,1tomat1e trans, power steering and brakes, white finish, red in· terior, good tire5. $1095 1962 Chevrolet St. WaPon, V8, Powerglide, R&H, eXtra nice and one the whoole family can use. CriU llrMdtord Wrtle, Prooo or C...bd (100 X 100) ; and good liOn. $6,5!Mfll0. SYRACUSE - NEW\ $1.5oPI•• Wtfshtt diTH GOBLE JORD Middleport ' . :~y sot· Wheel B•l•ncing wv· 2·2196 Tl-IE USUAl.. SADIE o. ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Sandr• S.lley Racine, Ohio -NOWTeaching Piono and Tha WondurYs Homrnond Organ KI>.WKINS BE PRQUI/) QF ' A CLEAN ,CArt' U.JHUVE·THiU cAR WMii· ' . 'I SPECIAL ON JR~CTC?R OVeRHAUl$ . By Appointment Only Phono 949-37« loc•·r~==~Fo=rA~So~l~oc~I;T~Imt~=~ I'()IJ'r 00 MIY'!lii'-IG Wlm:JOT liltiiJG ME, DR. BRITEBITE! OAA~? Legal Notice Ot:AV, t:l:lCl!lR? 'otXItl TEKME FIR&T, Or.A't? ~HUTOP AND $495 I 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door, Blk. finish, good tires. $395 SEVERAL NEW 66 . POMEROY MOTOR CO. servteo RACE - .A.N EXCELLENT BUY - 2 story frame, SIX rooms (4 bedrooms), bath , large front 'porr.b, metal roof. In good condition, Jot . IT's Biscayne St. Wagon. 6 cyJ. engine, std. trans. Good tires, dark green finish. Groot Savings AUCI1UNI!:EB WEHE T E II- II YOUR DIRTY ; $995 1960 Chevrolet Cflevrolels Available At Business Services Complete with bath and utility room, roruns paneled, forced air furnace heat, gas, built in stove and oven, wall to "all carpeting In liVing room hall, carport and front porch, IOCBied at 660 Beech St., dleporl. See or call O'Dell Manley at gn.2919. I 26 6tc of river ~. 'DON'T Bi A$RM1,ED p~ SPECIAL Mulberry Av•. YO ""ACI a .IIUI. t HOOVCI . . WAM'I liD DANC. .• .E LfL ABNII Bulldoier · &adilltor To The !mallelt Heater Core. A. I. IIRAIJFtllW Mary June Hood. I 19 ~tcls ROOM HOUSE with b~ttJ:'Ph. INGELS FURNITURE JladaO, Ublo ELEC.TROLUX SALJ<;S sor-1 992-2885. I 12 231c 991-2635 Middleport Open Ev•nlngs 9 P.M. I I lkl POMEROY, OHIO vice representative, RICh· SI T ade I';;~~';""'"".~'C"':;:c~~~l =~"" ard Stoke. Ph. 94!1-3656. 1 • e or r SINGER portable electrie _9 30'!> . INTERNATIONAL piek up, will ing machine. Guaranteed. Pay olloo iervice. Jaek's Auto Sales AUCTION every f'riday night trade for car or motorcycle. repair bill of $21.50 or ter>ns. eratioll. ·NeW Haven. PhOne NINETY EIGHT O'""Lo"'sc, at 7,110 at the Laurel Cliff M&G Food Mkt., 3 miles _cai __ J992_-56_23_._ _ _1_2_4_ _:__rv __z._3537_._ _ _ _,_e_uc 1958 door, hardtop, .power Auction House. 1 4 tfc south of Middleport, Rt. 7. ing and brtikes, R&H, .. -- - ---.. I 26 lip COAL HAULING. Ph. 992-28113. snow ties, cheap. Ph . ·""'~"'l 1 IS 30tp Insurance 1 26 .3tc. ACROSS 2. Ruaelan. 19, Cut, as ~~~--~~ - ~~~~~--~­ 1. Cocoon mounta1n INCOME tax service, daily ex .. ~IITOMOBILE lnsuraoce grass insects range 22. Nearly cept S\!n. Evening by apPCJiOt· cancelled? Losl your operat· e. .i'elcna 3. Danger• all ment billy, Mrs. Wanda El>- or'a license? Can WY 2-28116. ll. African -4. Preaidential 23. Outward an.'-Jope nickname lin. Ph. m2212. Laurel Cl'ff e tS Uc 24. In or 12. Japanese 5. Little girl accordRoad, State Rt. 124, 'h mue 1 · new, only 4,000 miles, gwar-1 gateway 6. Bleml•h Ing Jrom Fairground. t 10 301c IGET A quotation lrom REU· 13. CroWIUI of 1 . Mu•ical anteed, reasonable, mu to the ··-~----- . TER INSURANCE AGENCY heada inatrumenl fashion sell. See or call Don PIA.NO TPNING. Ph. Lane : I!'IC. belore renewing your H . Stand up 8. Dry 2~. Wool tat Daniel' ·;l 992-5509 arowxl 8 1 auto insurance. We may be l5. Fairy-like 9. Diacomtort: 26. Suitable Y~•1''a &.,,,;; • Iiams, Chester, 0. creature archaic 28. Wet earth 38. Exeuse L m. ~{ 1 6 30tc able to save you money. 16. Obstruct 10. l(adre and 30. Untidy 38. Dicken.. I 17. Fresh-water Leone SAM SMl~ : ~ALE9 E'tECUTIVIi'J 'fi.III?TV-'IiMN ; WIJ:E AND FOI..IQ . CI-!ILD~/'1 \ DRIVI I'iS WOME ; 'o'tlot-IC; iJ:JUGEi eRo><E HIS WINOSI-IIElDJ H& QOT OUT, AND T~r;:y l<lll§p HIM, ~ 1 -:-;==:;-c-:--==-· DAILY CROSSWORD .·emali Hejp Wanted a I tic For_S~e lacl_ng bab~ moks! No house 3 elem~nt _Mosley•-.:b:: ea=m =-7roc:r 1 selbng. Wrtte: Baby Moks , cb rad1o, hke new, priced for Warsaw A-3, Indiana, 46580. quick sale. Ph. 992-2593 or I 26 6tp 992-2410. I 26 3tc LADm Earn up to $2 .00 hour --~-:-:-:-----:::c::----,-: Nlllle Help Wanted STEREO RADIO - · -·--· - -- ··- ·. 1 speed tntermlxed changer. NEED CASH? Sell famous ' Dual volume control. 4 speak.. I Knapp Aerolr~d ..;n:>e~, t u : 1 er sound system. Lovely walor -part time, high comm.snut finish. This set 5 months sions plus bonus, Nmple te old. Take over payments of line for men and women, ttol! equiJll!,ent furnished free. ..,.:!5 per month to pay due $86.50. Call 992 • Wri"'t to Gordon Rae, Oi·:-j ance 1 24 6te 3218. tric~ales Mgr., 3584 shirlfJ' Drive. ~ Columbus. ISINGER This machine equipped to 'Yi' 1 26 3tc . zag, make buttonholes, and monogram. Take Wanted To Buy payments of $5 .79 per m01othl i:oo\) G~-S ..apartment CtY!k 1 or pay balance due $41.88. stoVt:. Ph. 992·28fi3. 1 Free borne demonstration. 1 If> 3tp I Call 192-3218. I 24 STANDING tJ;nber in- Ohio~ JH'l are ia. West Virginia , or old farms 1 equipment with each '67 ..,ith timber. ~arion Reynolds, 1 pache sold before March Box 77, Syracus. , Ohio. 1961. Roush & Lyons carnJ>j 1 24 tfc lng Trailers, Horton St., 1 10 ·~"A I.L FA"R"'M"oc-r- p7iece -.:.o"'f"'Ja.:.n-;-'\' on, W' Va. Also a set of encyclopedias. olean, eg F'. C· Taylor. Rutland, phone : oil treated stoker coal. Pea742-~1!12. 1 ~ 61p 1 cock ' Coal Co., I block lronn 1 traffi< light In Cheshire, 0. 1 WaniH Ph. 381-75$. ·u 1 work 0,. typ- BE GENTLE, be kind, to Contact Mrs . Paulette j expe~ts"iye carpet, Cli!atn . Rt. I, Portalnd, 0. wll!l· Blue Lustre. Rent 143-2261 lor information. 1 trie shampooer fl. Bal;erl 1 at lip . Furalture Co. food flah 18. Leap 18. Plunder 20 · Land meuure charact~ 31. Smiling 33. Y1tr1. Mutt' 3(, Agent .' 39. Capelforn native 21.¥oose 22. ,at-topped bill 24-. Permit 26. Predatory animals 27. Final 28. Fog 2t. Indetlniteartlcle 80. To fJ'¥mble 32. Form.ec~, utnclay Sli. Tear 37. MedJey• 38. Of tone 40. Eat& ·U . SUiy 42. VeatlbuJII 43. leland in. Ule Medl· MORE PROFIT , listing your ·nrm's serVIceo .lbe Daily SenUnel's Service CO)UDID. terranean DOWN 1. Bl•h.op of Rome DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - Here'o b - to &ltli'DLB&&l(& II LONO .. I:LLOW One Jettn limply •tanda tor aaother. lft tht• sample A J• ~d for the three L'•• X for the two o·a. etc. Sln&Je lett.el'l, . , . . trophJe., the lentth and formation of the word.l are all hlnta. Bach day the code IIIW:m are different.. A~Qeotou.. DP.7V &Lew B T W Q R V I:JTVWZD UTDDVD, D P N R Dl CFDVWA Clr1fl,..._, RVAAVJ .Q · B P J, A L N D DHVC.U,-ZPWWV wm ll'tttdaJ'o IICIJlNCI: · ~ DI· Ol:t!Tmo l8 Non!JNQ BUT OOOD 81CNSIC AND ""•""N• .-IITAlfiBLAtltl ,___,. l . '4) *'·~ ....... ~!Iii.) IIEADY·Mll ed rtghl to and easy. Pboaa . W2'ifll4· 1 P.,..dy-Mis Ql1lo; JoHN II . fDOY P'-INCIML ; �' . • Drive to Elberfelds In Pomeroy for OU End of the Month January Sales. . ~ ' tt'ond•y IIMI Friday and Saturdey Open Until tin the Evening. Tuttdty Open Until 5 'PCfi•T~ Whllo 1'lloy Lail 4 ,., tpo. . eAbout 200 Womeno D,.._ ot Htlf Prl.. eAbOut 100 Chl.l cl-. D - .. tt.H Prl.. eNu .... tnci'Wtlt...,... Unlformo Allot 8ft S.VIngo eAII Hm for Women end Glrlltl $1.00 - h eWomeno ond Girls s-ten 11 Subottntlol S.VIngo eGirls oncl Womeno Coob end CerCOib at Big Sovlngolncludlng IN Prlnh"' Coots eAII Womeno Sulb et Sole PrleAII AII-WHiher Cootl el Seme Sole Prl- 11 the WinterCoetl eWomens and Glrlt Sleeks Greetly Reduced Wo tlo.. 3 lor rlMols and loUd t!Olors. Wblle !bey bsl we"ll ·MD foe MELGS lHIATRE Janua'v 26 Jtyleo. , J...w..,. 27-31 DEAN MMITIN "TEXAS 1\i:ROSS THE '3.00 . Books on Race, Status Reviewed In Middleport . RIVEII" -Tecbni~or- A Swingin' Fun·Romp that Fractures Lhe Frontier! Dean ... Del· Half Joey .... For· BOWLS: 2 01' . 99c M•ns Flqnmal Shirts Hot -Blood! Colore.,.t~: Not all olzeo - moot11 1, Rnd 17. Theae are the ahlrts we sold at r While They Ltut You Calf Buy Them At Pradicll Yohr Monstrous Ceremonies Dumb Like a Fcuc Cue of Maltese Chicken .... . •uo. Admission: 75c & 40c "LIIq!'Y 11" . · '' ; . C.IE tumRS $1.50 This bla-oven ranaals - A unique dme aver. cuta 18 e~lda aL ... ttmel Abo~- tor · Cut· tina lollo and 11ieet eatea. Epoxy coated tor • OUf clOan!Jil• ~ .~ -.... lowest Pricer.: '1.5C1' .· RSA-301(, 30" eleetrle, 3. colors or wttitt - . 7 - WilT IIIID . . ·' TIPL.C!N COATID ..COOK~f .:sHEift; · Double ~ito~ tefiiMI. •tw dark chOeo~te cptot; . : Even • bU!nl; .. 4ul<lble ·· aluinlnu~. l&~··xl3" , '169" . .. " . "'! ,· I , ' ! t I 't l ' ANOTHER SHIPMENt! OUR MENS • Two bil B"' and twa 6" surface units with unlimited heat settings from Warm to High. • Self~leaninr: Kirbury Ban-Lon Socks smface units easy at·the·sink cleaning. • Porcelain Enamelld Broiler/Roaster pan. BAKER • --,, TOPPERS· ldeol for ft\olcled Sollih Your Full Service Blnk Is , , , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving !lri{fa Countu tor ..,., 94 ~• .,, , ....' C<>okl ' ' "11 Co .. - , TOm~ ·iia.. wttb heat. m, Coo--· J ~ ' ' ' ' J urnali" ' tQ . . , s. ue. fles .. Th . d p . . ..·. eo . ry an rae.,be.e " Iff ...n..... <'",.~·~ ,.. ·.·,· on 0 · ,editors, preced'"• 1\{ 1 Th·-• , ,' , ,'J .NOtlen\ , • ...,. It, am · .... you, words about the· line " ~ Iii college But Joho Uon 1n the buslnesa .fe,;*:t\Oi'irs ·who "wr lie managar of the ·"Back to my typewriter• . I last year, commending a tlej)U1.1:. . ·;, nel, wanled to clarify a two more para&npbs of mr or two, and tate 11 back to. tbe ~· Ivai· • · ,..eralllt~Uoo about. theory · and . ·article on· paper. The composing rooiJl. . ~ 'Hal~ di.,.,tor • "Dr, Hall," sals phone rings. . '"Hey, Mr; Weber,' sayo· my ~· or Journallslll, · er. (noted for droll · " 'Good afternoon, . str. Let foreman, 'The ad man .1!014 1 ll'nlterslty Thursday aay J, sit down to my me help you word.. your classl· lull page of advertising .a \fll1e G~ Colle~e. His et determined to \nfte an In fled .ad. Yes. You bave 500 bales while ago ond we won1 bave Jtl!!<"; newsme11, hid· been deplh report My JleSe&rcli bay to seU. That will be In edltorlsl page tomorrow:.' earlier by .a ~ of II - la ·completed.' I paper tomorrow. Yes, str; ·"Now, wlial would YOil do, and a social ilo\lr (el · fohr paragraphs under the Yes, str. Thank you, sir.' Dr. Hall," ~ Mr. rijlbon .. · .end the phone rings. bavlng beeo a UtUe deadpan. · . . . ~ ' p,n . ~ .of liHiepth·•wrllli!l Dr. ·"-' ·I teir out •IllY sir subsided,the · boWiaHaJJ· of laughter what "dld yOU<Dilllle say? aWl chnddiDJ - ·111oiro!d had come from a iirulll had worked on small pers, and and tben ::~~~front ''The bil prob""' of fllblillhers today to not getting pro!es- slonal journalists into tbe game. II is keeping them there aft~r they arrive," Hall said. He pointed out that a recent survey showl!':l 10 top journalism .,.ltd. uates who entered the prolesslon remained there approxl· mately three years. · tied machlneguMed by Mao supportol a cheering · Instead !l~lle It's im Who cares.•·what It's . .. be ·'local' Is\l't II? So out 500 BACON. •, . - ' and~~~ )l::~.~editorial. FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ""q'*" I " 69c .....ir ·l sir. oJi • · · '39Ca.M Comfortable - lonE weariDJ. Colors: olive, navy blue, Charcoal arey, UJhl grey, cordovan, camel and black. . snap up, remove Porcelain Enamel drip bowls for ,. 'i j!" Oqnioured ~iiek u.it. NP,!· l!hed llhoulder bl&dw. . . lltllhti:J ·billed moll'liJJ metal hook. Petal pink • The aven's a full 23... wide to meet every oven· cooking need from big holiday meals to hot snacks. " , ·. 1\ T ,, JIV HOBART WILSON, JR. ' Future joornalists will only have a DOEe for news, they will have eyes and ears as well · This Willi promised algbt by Dr. William E. director of the School of · nali•m, Ohio State University. He ·8 a8 eddreosing 22 representing area DeWS at a jouranUsm din~er In the new dlnirtg ball at Grande College ''Tomorrow's ·prod'!"! will as a scholarly said·Dr. Hall. *:".,;ru,.·will be with a S.l of yOnd the . . Dr. Hllil pomted (lUI the lion m.... journalists, less needs newsmen. "We must havi more In& through of problems . . . oeed the know·boW with th , Jaiow-wby behind 11 .. : <> must attempt to leU the , ,, . , more completely .. . 0\li' , .. . ..; 1 les must be as 8CCIII"ale · . ' :O)t ;Mu~~M E. Hall,' left, d!fe~tor of the 1)CIIQ91 Of Journalism, Ohio State road-map to the next .Univeidity; ,diScusses the •;newsp,per game with. Rio Grande College President Dr. . , ;11., R. Christ~nsen, &!ld ~ Batflara McNutt, acting direc.tor of coUege relations. lion," Hall contlnued. . Dt. Hall addressed 22 persons attenillng Thursday, mght's journaUstic-dlnner Today'• demand for 1ileeling at Rio Grande College.-Dolig Welherholt Photo. jour!iallats Is stronger than · · er, · according to ·Hall. . ' MIXING Whil' Theu Last We Will SeU Theae Shirts SMALL GROU' syth, Half Blue·Biood ... Hall ·99c ., .... fall a Guort StalnlooaSioel · ond women . d b f .!Jetter Eyes, Ears , 1 ,eeue ~ JDUrna1·lSls .' . ' ' ' In re(IUiar and extra sizes. This Is a aood Item to buy now. ~=~pow!~ ·~le.~ =~c!~on:~¥Fio~~ IDUib In ltllldard. twin sink bowb. PftvtDU Fib undalwood. yeUow.. Ret· ullrly $1.89. . $3.95 Woven Flannel WORK SHIRTS FRIDAY lh•• TUESDAY H!p-S~ooter DISH PANS brelbee of Cbloa· ll•rl>• dilhwulilD(. 12"" r"HW' d'n". PIU. turquollt, Whlla Thoy Lott WE HAVE ABOUT 360 MENS BIG YANK AND KING KOLE NOT OPEN Martin, Half IIICTANOUV.II NOw TONI~HT Half Hip-Chaser! Alain on, Half French . . . Texan ... All Lover! Bishop Him Half·Brave HaU-chicken! Rosemary ' l (Much hlahor ,r!<•· IIUIIIIIMAID CLOTHS lft TOKYO (UP!) - Japanese news reports from Peking today slid m!ife thin persons have been kiUed and "unknown numbers" injured in bloody cluhes near tile Soviet border in Red China between friends and foes of Communist Party Cbairmaa Mao Tse·tung. · · . The Peking correspondent of the Kyo do News Agency said wall poster lJi J>e. kin~ also reported that Red Chinese army armored units may be aent to quell the upnsing in Sinkiang-Uighur province. The fighting involved machlneguns, grenadei and rifles, the reports said. , anU-Mllo feeling runrung hlijll of tbe area. l!Jl(l reporlfd Tbe wall posters added to among the non-Chinese natives fighling breakiru! out. mounUng reports of major ~ ·< . . 25c $5.95 filcluded are cord~• .oDd Cavalry twllb Not aU sbel in all materlab or 15c • WASH CLOfHS, : WORK PANTS ••1. ao artis Fi tin n oviet or ol Wo Havo A Smoll Lot of DISH eolor border. " ululr 59c oDd bl!lher. Polomes-Night Gowns Be!oy Doii.....Shllt Gowns Bleached • While tboy last ... We'll 1011 tbese $d5 FLANNILITTI ILIEPWIAII. Whllo thoy lott $2.50 $2.95 fLANNILITTI ILIIPWIAII, whilo tlioy 1111 $2.00 sizt!. at ' I I Plonl pattvu. Sell tel· Flannelette Sleepwear Large ~...., r HAND TOwns VIsit the buoy Reedy ToWur Depertment on the 2nd fljiOr mowy white with multi· . • . Ttrry DepcMiiiltt 01'11112111 Floor _,of - • ~· • .---.,.---+--. a-,ofLarwo.._ largbiasl11he R.,cly To Wear l . . Lots of ..... - For y.., fi.H lly lid Y• 1. ' Blood !(>IUed also In reported fighting Thur~ay in Man· cburl8 w~re Mao s Ia~ batUed 3 Dragon Army of peasants and workers and m the central CI>Jnese prov;nce of Kl~sl w~ere lhe leader s men claimed VIctory over a 200,000. member anU·Mao for<e. . The wall pooters of Pekmg report~ forcea Joyal}" Mao eontroiled only poraons of Slnklang. Uighur. They ~!aimed n1astery of the provtnc•s cellter and main roadl but acknowJed&ed "breaks" bampere:l communication with the rest of HeI.Icopt ers ·· Hu·· tt r LeatherDeCkSOut Of JungIe Tra• · ·p ' .· ,' SAIGON (UP!) - U. S. Marine hellcllpten whirled through heavy Communist fire at dawn tOday and plucked to safety Leathernecks surrounded ahd fighting for their lives in the Guadalcanal-like jungles just below the North VIetnamese border, American military spokesmen said. . .· Commurust guns shot down three Ameiican helleopters trying to reach the Leathernec~ reconnaissance pa· trol in a long night of com-~ bat that preceded the res- Ues ~-eral4 IlK cue at dawn., . , ·-' Tliursda! The. fighting formed one of ntght{bl , , not 1 od. • , bll!ir baUies tbat erupted Platooa TnWed Thursday in South VIetnam's · . northern provlnces where U.S. About tO Commurusts, lw< Marines are atlemptlng to block platoons, caught the patro about 20Pile miles due·bld-&lam~ of tlit 1 t Ieast tbr . ee North Vietnam~se "Rock " lbit army divisions from pushing strategic rl~oe moUntain domll> south. allng the way 80111h. . Ambullk MariDes ln the second fight, about 15 AI dusk the North VletnllineH miles south-southeast of the opeDed lire. The Lealbemecka giant Marine bastion of Da dug In and radioed lor help. "Sal.~es should be lvon, ...t given, Hall remarked. "B u I when !here Is no chan<e for advancement, and when ipduslry olfen golden opportunities in the field of public rela~, the R~ Chine. . · newspaper joses good J0111'11- The frontier area long has ,. ·· · · bel!n repol'lod a lesl; than baPPJ .,;c _. hunting ground for Moo. f'or ur. Hall blamou this Ill "our.. years MOII:ow has reported IO!ves . . . we have undersold our product... He added, "!be newsP,.per an indispensable pubUc service_ ! yet it must make money. When , a newspaper, the voice .of ony community, dies, the commonity dies with II." UDty Urt Dr. Hall staled "We must he ted 11 811 able to convince our Seven pers-· were •--• and NNoanrthg, v1.'!.11maamese baamttallbushon~ Chi~n~-~bmmelico": .. 'bout ~~~..• th 1n o1 ed, tb 1 bom,el ··~ '"'"" •u• ... ~ '"'"' ~v;8 bo dia8 three others forfeited bonds to. two Marine companies with In to pick up. the MariJiel_ Tha a · must day In the Meigs County court heavy mortars and machine erew scrambled from .. lhi er, write more CODCisely. of Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. guns. The ambush caught the wreckage, joined the trapped news must be packaged 1 Roy Kesterson was fined $15 Leathernecks erosslng a river tn men and the .a..... .. · easy <»nsumpUon. Today's .,.... leliCe wants to be educated and coats {Or permitting an un- • classic guerrilla tactic. The Mlll'iin!s tried lllshlllmt challenged." llca~sed operator to drive; Clar- But the Americans did not reinlorcem-. Two more beJ1; acldeoi 1~~ E. Douglas, ~o and costs, nee. The Morin.. raised their copters came, each wllh IJonllili In aclosing, Dr.formula Hall for sign violation; Tom Goett, • ~••• ~-. ..... •~. ....... ---" that successful - and charged. The generals "reaction'·' """""' good journallst Is ., 75 per -•1 "" and cosls, speeding; Del· at Da Nang sent a third Ull34 belicgpter eame rldiDi backgrowid and 25 per R. Grady, $10 and en•~. company helicoptering Into tbe shotgun. ',, ·· professlonol training... !allure to yield right ball o1 area in hopes of pinning down One of the cboppeN •fiB•from Worksbopo, courses for and James Haning, the Communists. Communist !Ire. The di'lt IDd ·school stndents state and lolesblre and John Oils The Marines kflled 74 Of tbe the reactlcJn Ioree< lifMd the glonal news ~ences films were each Oned $5 and Reds before the North Vielna- fight too. The other helleopter and pubUeaUons are beu;g coats on defective exhaust char- mese Oed tbrough the jungle In got stitched bY blilletj,"ua"'"~~ dueled and offered area .. the night after nine hours' and burned about' D JalJi media 111 order io Improve Bondi forfeited included Hor- fighting. The Leathernecks suf- north of the tight Ullle liland profession. ace Skaggs, ${0, for reckless lered slight to moderate losses, fighting 14arlne!i. . ·· A queStion • anower operation; Jack Lane, $25 on a a spokesman said. U.S. strike planes (!iltilliled lltf followed Dr. ·Hall's eddress. . disturbing the peace charge, ln the fight just below Uie Communist posltiOIIIiih" ,.... · Is: Seven Fm'ed By Judge in Co Co l"pok , ..'. . · ,.:1 1 Df.Dr.A.Hall R. Vlelnaml, Leatherneck casual· ~Tben,~:al:da:wn,:~the chopper~ came. ~~u~· ~ln~tr~nd~ue;edt·:l~and;E;v;e;re;tt~D;citat!OII.;L;.ee;,~$25;.;50;;;on;De~ml;U~tariud~·;;Zmte;~di~·vld;lng~t~h:e dent o1 Rio J~ Sherman Porter the lnvocaUOII-· - - - ,1111 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 26, 1967 crary