http://66.213.69.5/files/original/73758e151d18c1b743ca39c061a5dc40.pdf c97d7cd7f775000b092a556261ecd05b PDF Text Text ' Mideast Formula Polished W ASIDNGTON (UPl) - ident Nl,..., condnued hio 1'111'1!1 fire meeting• wHh the NatiOOil Se<uriiY Cooncll today, this time to unfold his plans for d.Urw with the Middle East crista. Nixon was likely to e:t~Plain his Mideast decisions In his seeond pre sidential new s cont'erence Thur s ~· morni~ Even with the Mideaat prd:ilem hanging heavy over the early days of his administration, Nixon tentatively plans a weekelli lrip to 1-lorida Friday. Nixon continued making the rounds of ,·arious iederal qencies for get..cquainled sessions Motday. He drq~ped in on the Department of Housing and Urban Development and told HUD' s top officials they must "maintain tbe character of American life in our cities. •• HVD Secr etary Georg!: Ram· ney praiseti Nixon for "being a president with a deeper concern tor urban problems than any president in hi story.'' .• •., j Pres- Layette Shower •· r ' Given Saturday Mrs. Ted Cadwallader, wUe of the pastor of the Bradbul"l' Church o1 Christ, was honored wtth a layette shower Saturday night In the churcb basement. ~oor<d by tile Martha BIble Class, the decorations car. ried out a yellow and green color scheme with streamers and boode replicas. Betty Carsey, h.ron Doss, and Elsie Barnhart decorated the basement. Games were eondu.ctedby Mn. Oleva Cotterill with prizes being won by Joyce Dalis, Naomi King, Gwendol.Yil Ratiiff, a n d 9terri King. Bertha Mllhoan won the door prize. Puneh, cake, nuts and coftee prepared by Bessie King, Bernice Winn, and Elleen Davia were served to tboae named and Kathryn Evans, Ellen Smith, Ruth Carle)', Glenna Grass, Kathy King, and Kevin King. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, FEB. 4 ''HANG 'EM IUGH" (Technltolor) Oint Eastwood .Inger Stevens COLORCARTOONS: Drive Nudnic Trick Cheat SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. DNFSDAY & THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5 - 6 NOT OPEN • I I. • In a oi.Qp at lbo AgrleuiW... ~ont /ilxm uld ho had clven seer8cary Ulttont N. HardiD I I()Otlol r'eopooalbllil)' to II')' to elhnlnote hunpr ind malnutrlUoo In Amorlea. lie said he realized lbo department stUl hid the 11JJrf. ma r y respouiblllty" for protectirw the welfare ol farmers. He called· fUm suQJluae& "a great bouDt;y because we can deal effectively with hunger." News •• 'l1le pbnood F1oridll trip, to Nl-'a r._.,n<l at Key Biscayne. wa1 to IMclD ail Fri<lay alter.-. and and sway eveolrw cw noriJ dly. Dr. Hel\17 A Ill..._, Nlmn'a naUonol securiiY advl. ser, wa1 to ace~. blm an the trip to diiWII forllp policy. It will be Nlmn's firat break from work since he entered the White House. that is news! By United Prtas IIQmational ... • tt.e 1 .wrc..c11 J•""/'J.1 ._.ned sehes. TIJI• he wa1 both tragic Sewina Aids SCISSORS We invite· you to choo1e it's nice lo know that there's a bank ) that cores, too,. with services geared to the needs of your eommunily. Whether it's regarding o checking . account, savings, or a loon, w•'re here to wrvel FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ItationaI CUSTOM MADE APPAREL FOR SPRING ._ chrzuzca. · from thou~e~nds of yards . . •. hundreds of excit• ing neyt patterns th'a t epitomiz.,t,. the seo1on's new colorf\-1 look . . . that wi II 1~nd you nw• ing into sPring. If it's that Easter Suit tho• Runabout Dress you need we h'ave the fab· rica you wontl or. KNITS • SUITINGS • EMBROIDERIES • •COTTONS • Prell & Drip Dry PLAIDS, STRIPES, SOLIDS. PRINT$ Perm Oliit~~~:J Sinter Sales &Service &Mi:Calls Patterns 115 W. SECOND 992·2384 POr,IEROY, D. and· peilletlc. He did not ask to be creoled. F..-. lll)'tel~ I wW al-1 Karloll'l FnnkenlllOillter in a scene with a IJtGe lirl The 1110111ter1 not - • his dreedftd ljlranee, and lbo oirL not yet old e11011111> to be '*'&hi to rear what te mereb' dlfrenn•, were Criendb. n.e moalter "as charmed by her, piQful alnwst, aDd 10111ehow chlldlah allll wtl')' neorJ.y lnnoc:ent. H took 101ne kind of actor to pull thl a off subtb, and to leaw the 111111...- that trapcly .... rl&ht uound the cone'. And WOllam HellO')' Pralt wao 84DI ldnd ol actor. NAliATH WINS AGAIN ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI)Q - k Joe ~'IIIIo JUidod the New Y""' Joto to a otunn11111 ..,oet over Boltllnoro ..... _.......,,...be In tile 8\l)or - · · edpd 3~- - IDOther llonlv' McLOin ot tile Dolrclt.'l'lpro by four voteo to will lbo S. Rae Hl<loik· Prot.slionol Alhlote oi lbo y- ........... , llamath drew 121 pointe~ 317 for llcLein In ' lbo cloleot . boDOI!l$ In lllil. ll-year hlolory of 111e ..,..rd. Pitcher Bob Glbaoa ot tho St. Loulo Cenlfnat, .w u third .. . lib 1,311/o polntL . Coidor tmfll!t, ...... _ • ·~ aorthloUit_,......,,.., ,. • . . . . . . . . . . . _51 ..... .ftw... doy, VOL. XXI NO. 200 v-·· m.; Weather. 1 'lbe A>lilb ,..... 1111' """ .... 200 .Enemy TV '" Review And when it comes to finances, l!f Unlteo! fnN ~II$ GAUGES Golllpolla, 12.5 ind 32.0 I'UIIIIIJw 128 leot .,. rollera.1Jillllll dQWb; PL Plea ... ant. 29.29; Pameroy - Maaoa. 31.54; Hlntoo, 4.05 111111ac Ka.,. awha Falla, 9, 22 dl,.; CharSAlOON (111'1) - A,lhorioan IOIIDn, 20.99 rill,.; Londoa, B5J """"'"'" drasll>laJ 7SO-pooml ....,..q 11.5 root of ...U.n: Mar- bomba rrom "" aitlhalt ot ao,. up 6:50 a.m.: Natiolm PrOil'eas turea, 1 oetMAk c:tbunkera and NEW YORK - THE STATE COMMISSION of Social Services up 7:S.S a.m.; Prlnclplo LP 8:05 a food stm'ap dlpat. has lf)held a cit)' decision to d~ welfare aid to Mrs. Louvenia DQ LDI. Ill Solp, lbo U, S. Coaunllllll and her nine children on grounds she came to New York trom KANAWHA RIVER - Lolldon, 11111101111ced tho close ot lllreo uClarksdale, Miss., solely to go on reliet . Mrs. Day and her children will receive $1 a day eaeh in em-- Alan R. Merrill-. 6:80 Lm.: - · milllary _....,, ID Marmot, 0. F. Shearer 11> 7:45 conlnl - V I - . Tbe camergency aid until the)' leave the city or find w~~- or until the de. p.m.; Beaver dbWn 5:415 a.m. j Pl1lnl oceurre4 over a 18-moot:h partment alters its ruling. Wlnfteld, Morris Harve.\' d""" period aDII reoulted 1D more !ban 11:20 p.m.; Fort Dearborn down 7,000 Communist iroopl llllled, DES MOINES, lOW A - THE lOW A GENERAL ASSEMBLY ... 12:10 a.m.; Jel!enoo 11> 4:05 opolreomeo oal4. a computer which can provide information about bills by the ~ a.m.; Sol'IQ 14l 6t1S a.m. · The spoke amen aald u. S. kJu.. sor, the general topic, or in relation to other legislation. h s a OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, OVEC ,.eo ID tile kq -term opentlmo Oaahy contraption, too: down 10:15 p.m. i Lock 15, Har- were 1,096 killed and 5,312 A video display unit is located in each chamber, where anvey Jordan ~ 1:50 p,m.j Queen wounded. swers are ftashed on a screen. Which made it all the more humlli· CIIY ._, 10:50 p. m.; Duncan c~ttng when a lawmaker recently asked tor any bills by ODe of his Bruce It) 12:05 L m.; Jane T. up colleagues. The computer O..shed for Ill to see: "Unable to find any Rowe 'I' 2:05 a.m.; Jue T. up bills urder this name. Please check spellizw and try agal.n." 2:45 a.m.; Lock 16, Vui.C&D lit 3:15 Lm.; ValwiiDe up 4:25 L WASHINGTON - AGRICULTURE SECHETARY Clifford M. Har- !D.i Steel Ranpr .., 6:2() a.m.; din h~es for a decision by Wednesda,y on whether feed grBin far.. Lock 17, L. Wade Childress mers who enroll in the govermnent's acreage control prognm will down 5:15 a.m.; Edward S. Bos.get their usual 50 per cent advance payments. worth 'I' 6:05 a.m.; Belleville Hardin told a news briefing Mordly he has asked President NJ':x.. Locks, Western ~ 9:30 p.m.; By RICK DU BROW on to continue the eight year practice ol the _paytn1ent.a. Former Pre-st. Marys up 12:20 LJL; l-ock HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - MallY sident Lyndon B. Johnson lett behind budget prOposals ealli- (or 22, John L. Hamlltoo ._, 5:45 years agO I came across the only a 25 per cent advance payment on the 1969 crop and none at &.m.; Lock 23, Buck Freeman fact ttw.t Boris Karlotr .,_. born all in 1970. dawn 5:20 Lln.i Natloral clown William Henry Pntt. And 5:30 a.m.; Racine LockJ, Polly William Henry Pratt was how I WASHINGTON - FROM NOW ON, UNLESS you neod somothlng R. ICJ 6:15 a.m.; Greemu Locks, alwo.vt thollgllt of hhn thereollike a go.go dancer or a football tackle, yoo wiU be violati~ the law Steel Express down 11:30 p.m. i ter- ror lt always seemed to me it you advel-tise ror ernvloyes by sex. The U.S. Equal EJDDlQYIIlent: Eloloe G. down mldnlgllt; steel a much mOre accurate reQec· Opportunity Commission priDted new guidelines Monday which pro. T1~ader up 4~25 a.m.; Barbara Uon of thlo dignlned man than htbit the placement" ot job openings under separate male arQ female Brent down 5:10 "·a.ll).; Meldahl "Borla Karloff," a SJH)Oiq headi~s except in rare case& where sex it a definite qualitleatton Lockl, Walter G. Houglaql ICJ monicker it ewr there was one. for the position. 5:10p.m.; Andrew P. calhoun t.tt As every late-rdgbt watcher ot The order. according to the cc:mmlssion, is retroactive to Jan. 7:05 p.m.; Cotton Queen up 8:20 televisim knows , probably the 24 when the U.S. Court of _ ~s in the District or Columbia ruled p.m.; Irene Chotin down 9 p.m.; two spooldea~ and most famous the guidelines constitutlonil. Kathleen K. down fl:l5 p.m.; - names In oldtime horror Lldy Migncn down 1:35 Lm.; movies were Bori1 Karlofl and White Gold down 2:30 a.m. Bela Lugosl, who, by the • .,. was born Bela Lugosi Blasko. PROTEm' LUXURY And now, wltll tile deoth of MILAN, Italy (UPJ)- More Karlotf in Eagland Sunday, at than 100 youths staged a oillbo age of 81, both .... gone. down demonstration Monday on Karlotr, oa acreen. was quite the stepa ol. a cta.reh where d111erentalld more subde-ln Cardinal Giovanni Colombo, 1111 •.• ~00<:1111Uoo . lll .. ilo<l'OI' .. Iban arcbblellop of Mllaa wao - " " ~ .. Aftd · Karlol!, -·· FYal)o L111 to protest what IIIey oeld was the •'luxury" of the Roman ell to within two miles of this coastal city today, pushed by studUy kenatetn•s monater, was still something ol a fdPer orderCatholic Cburch'l officialdom. jncreasing onshore wiB11. and not merely because the AU offshore oil drilliltiS operations were halted at the request shadirws of ti'IIICt¥ were of Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel who Oew over the crude oD URICH HEAD COACH written into the movie charac. slick and tourll pollution "more se"Yere than I anticipated/' The CHICAGO (IJPI)- Richard W. southwest winds blowi~ trom the Pacific toward land were expect. ter. 14 Doc" Urich, a former assi- ed to increase durtrw the afternoon to between 10 and 20 knotl. e~ E,.. thollgl1 lbo thadlnp atant emch at Northwestern dengering 40 miles of sparkling So\ltllem Collfornla bo&eheo. were ·there, it took a ttl»ffrlor aid Notre Dame, has been actor- and a man with sliM!riOI' named held footblll eoa.c:h of Searda for girl now atote-wide dlgnlcy- to steadily sidestep tile Northern Wtnois University• of LANCASTER, OHIO - A slate-wide mlosbv periOD bulletin has eaay, all-out horror black and white. And wlult been issued for carolyn Downour, 16, who wu reportedly abducted Karlotr waa able to create, trom her hoote here Jan. 27 by four men. therefore, was a vhidb"-etehed The five-foot tan. brown haired girl and her 13-yel.l'-Gld sister portrait of a lump. oi a monlter. were allegedly forced lrom their home. driven to a 8I)Ot near Columbus and assaulted. The younger girl told .POlice the men re-- who ... not a horror umu human beines reacted ln terror leased her, but kept her sister. toward~ · · SQUAD CALLED If baubleo, ban(leo allll Underneath oD tile ~~~~~ l'omeYoy emergoney lljll8dmea beado are •• your mlad but of a horror tum, Karloff were summoned at 5:55 p.m. DOt oa you bud(et, wily not created a soul tor a rnon1ter try oome of lbe DOW pladle Monda,y tor Bess G. Roulh who who had none, but was merely was dead upon their arrival at The 1trlgbt colon sth:hed toptller by a sdentlot allll u~d~of~ Brown's Traller Court In Min· seeldna- a a the scripts always pleeeo ore eye..aleblng. sold- to Pia¥ Gcd. He wao a creature who to be different from ,....ailed normal persona. and was turned iiWo a ilo<f!ll' by peq~le Who reacted wltll reer to -hinlr to extremely opposite trom them .. IT'S NICE TO KNOW THAT SOMEBODY REALLY CARES ••• NowYo11~ Bombers Get mol, l'illlnlns 7 loot of J'Oilen; 000 root • coiiimtllllot Winlleld, r111111hVll fl1ot ot toll- Juncle ba10 eamp 11114 ldlled 2110 era. .• Norlb v....._ IQidlerl, mill·· BOAT MOVEliENTS: iu')' opiuomon Nld ~. GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - 0... V._se " - ' u war<l II> 3:05 p.m.J Mark Eas.., jliored lbo rulrul ot !lie camp Ill in ... 4:45 P.JD.J s. II. .JI!ils • ~ Jtl411s;t5 p.m.; Foremost down 11:- Ianda 235 mile• NoitMut of lo P.m.: J. s. Lwta - . , 1:2o au- lolooda1 ind t b• a.m.; Easo . West Vlrslnla . up clead, wilD - e Junlje 1:55 a.m.; L. Flore 11» 4:05 a. fatlguea, · tbe a,PGkeJmBD Ald•. Mike Murphy wltll nneor In Dlre<t blto rr- lbo bomba \1) 5:40a.m.; ll E. Bowles Wo destroyediObarncklllrUC- • ..... '1!ld ,. ......... cu• leo-INa?" lllro~~r ·•'I"*L . , '"Y••:•· !bat l1llln!ina: Be88.G. Ro1i8,b, Dies Monday Be•• ....-n-. .... .rmn. .,._,., .,...,. . Jack Parrish x-. Unexpectedly Anna Horak, 73 a.r- Dies Jan. Monday l!- '! E. BY~WALTERS U: on:the 3rd Fl•r. Save on Your Favorite Brands f . ( .... 1\,T.• .....' Sftlilli Park on 2nd Str~t-Walk' u.p 1 flight to our . Fur:n&ture Floor and.save on , . • ' . ; J • Depen4able Nation~lly Known .• . makes of Furmtu~f] for every room • r.n your home. ' ' . 1 ,~IXOR abomblnrilur ........... Tbe cQJer llulll. .., without lillY further mes..P, Sludente ...... outoldt at .... and police cei1od to check .oul lha Jthoal. .1 . 1 Prompt dellvery .and Sen:sihle Credit .I ·-:o ' ' • . . . • , ..• · . · • ·~ · .· ' .. , laid lhar dill ·~ - ·I'OrWudi!i"W•IIi :fl!lloh lfter· NtQ was . ld (of ·~ at Fort ~ ~tO ·eooillrm delall• Ill IDt'llfulubuoTuUde,y. ·~lllte ~ ltll> u ·a MWI ....rer.... ~ ; P•. ~ ~'bard il TIIUrldiQ-.. , It··~ ....,. 't. SmJ!h, Ar- . · -F - .....,....._ Ill~ llur L i...-4, ,ubert S. Bar.todo.v lllot Nboan'-'<1 mon, .forrtlt Jll.',Walker, ~ 1101' .. Olll.c lal vllllt til F r -•. A. F...., . w~ E. ~ 'lbe Ud - .~Pre. . Char- Carr L..· ~ iA1'oJ' de Goullolbortl.r. ' Ler17 X. Wrllbl, !loon B. Woot.. .., I.Y1o R, Slaelelr, TerJ7 L. Wolle. l'We IIIII Wrllbl were wlunleon. . . . S..... ... for pnom.,...,. pbydcel .m-tioao,· tho oame dly. 'IIIey ,..,.. - 1'fn A. Frt, doward L. Bartitr, N1an WIO meiotlng wllli. R0:. WWiam D, Dulo, Jr., Len7 ';, . Jllbllcall . -~ • - • S. - . !iamll>1' L. Derot, DaIn oD prqllobllltJ ... E, Carr, a.toter v. King. to loD lbom bo I he TWo mio.· for readiDO 'io ' rill!l foio I be · ainfllotloa- Rlcbard W. !WliNI ind - . i!lJIIn. Chi• '""""""' . . s. . Brldgeo tentaUveJ.r tor ~ Ruined by Early Fire = · _ . =· =• ~ ~~~.:..~ ~ . S.::: ......c..m: ::X : .... """'lo7· Directors Reelected By Pomeroy National Governor Asks Assembly For Education Overhaul COWMBUS (IJPI) Gov. tern aDd several cabinet-level , . .• . A. - · looloy urpd polts a1 h1l usoluU.ons tor 111.e 0.0 Qoiieral . At~ to reor- Seveatles." RMdet unveiled hlo speelllc ...... Pltio'• ......- .,.. ~ de- . . . - ollldalo •-Wilts DDIJOtklloomlbelldnl .,..... _...be _ _ _ ._ or Dill. lel<eplace. In Pomeroy, by Tueodoy - Herbart Gilkey, Mlddl""'rt I wish to thaDk yoo for the chief ol pollee Cor over a decade, many years you hive j)ei'Qlitted telllered his relipatimtrom.the me to serve as a memberotyour d.........nt Tueldoy. . lotal....,._.m. Qtllmy, who anlyy11terdaywai Sincerely, reloaiOd fl'ml Holaer Medical Herbert Gilkey Center Hospltel, gavepoorhealth The retiring <lllel, whoworkecl tile rea100 for IUbmiWIV his on the town street~beFIYe this ~ delltrQyt4 re~~anat~m. 'lbe reslgnadM wu ron belll8 elemed to pollcelllaft a otructure In Rutland uiOd bl •. 1o, ~.. ~ ,.,..,.. .... · ,...., .•"•' ot ""''•• lo "' ~ Artlllo'o faoi.Room. , -~._ ,_,,.,...~· ,,,.,_.,.,,.,., ....- --··,--•lull nd....~..,~··'·"'·· .. -,., .. •lY ·~-........ tlloi'"'~'~-'"'•••>~~••••-~""~"'=•·a--!.. Foo.L ' member ol the Meep -Gallla ,....,._,.. ,...._., .. - ·-- ·.....,_ -•. ..,. -;;;,--:-...... 'll14dltpon tlllaD Q!llclalt, · Fn.tel'llll Order of . ... -&.eel to tile .acn. .t 7tD0 teat1Jv whet! ledaf, lnilleeted the ~rt Eine,.Pney Si[uad a.m., ~ 001111110 fnme otruc. . · , tho re. i!l~Mtkin wiD be preoolll- !Jnl~ Gilkey ....,loted Bud Bar- IIIYO 111111 cootents of tile buildwill c:ontiiUIOtobe~ F"!"' · ol:atF~~-wiJ~~~_! ~~~ ed thO CN~til "'"''oy nicbtfor trumwhenhetookoveruchiet lngwererullled. Procnm . ..., -· - 18 • • - · ~ ...... ~,omcliol ac"on. John Zerkl.. pr.. Gilkey, accordllllllo members DBIIIIIOS were estimated at In ~.amerQY, ~termed .......,.. to lbo P"''AAII Tueldoy oldent or eounell, aloo reYOaled or his family, has had pllysleal $8,~00 lo $4,000 to t h e :...:.~enLand ~ ""~'; 111 Mr. 111111 a.111>0tnmwot ol a chief of prdllems oinee Oclor 17, 1963, owned by Arcble llcKilllley. litee( te I :.... J W~l Olll ~ lloalth p..lte IIIII' be - e d during when he was struck ID the head Kinne"'" ....,orted Dill to have :..n1':.~ ~ r 10' ...: lboOhlo DeoarUMnt lbo tolllt<IIIOIIIon. with' lhe butt of. gun when heop- lnauranco. of Health, tile Jlelgo nol and lloaltll Au 1 Gilkey, who luis been proaehed a auii(>OC!ed criminal Flrem..,, w1t11 tllreetruckellll4 a., ed by tile vlllap ofMiddleport 13 neor the ocene of a burg)ery. 12 members at lbo ocene, batlnd the Meigs CouniY llepariment of Hcelth. YOU't, wrote the fullowhvletter Ued to save structures oo each ol reslgnaUon: Gilkey and hla wile, Mary, side It llle pool hall. XWer'a To M1Q'or C. o. Fllhor 111111 reside at 387 llamllloll 91. Tho otore lo loe- m ooe side 111111 Mlonbers of Coootllretiring pollee o!!lcer Ia the Edwardo' bomo oo lbo oilier. A. Chler of pOlice, 1 hereby lather of three dauSbtero, Mrs. Robert MOler, Rutland, owner give notice of DIY lntenUon to Alma Mae Elllo 111111 Mrs. Mil- Ill the otrueture, aald it was redre as chief of police. ertec- drecl Nash, both ~ Mtddleport, covered by IDIUrance. Cause OC Uve Feb. I, 1969. lam reUriiiB and Mro. Shirley Klsbouoh or tho blaze has DOl been deterbeeauee of peyslesl diAbllltles. Clyde, Ohio. mined. All directors were reelected BankAmericard ls being added at lbo IIIIIIUIII meetlne or I h e to tile ever lfiJCpiUJding Ust of stoc:kllolders of tile Pomeroy Na- Hnic:es Offered to the clUzena -•ted ........ DMJIIIn 10 .. _ . . . l n t l l e ber Ill pelltlono rr- lbo' omce for viii... - · 11: lbooe pstliklno an llled 1>7 !be 4 p.m. deadline lodoJ, prt.. mary ele.-a -aoll.r wiD a aeperatkin otruCUIYe-reSol- P!JIIcn~ Ding ........ 110 ._..... . . . . atntdiGn dlqtiJ '"'" . .....,... . dleport vm,... 'lbe Malp ' ~ ot FJ.ectloal Mancllt IDil Tull_d Q the project would be over erlstlng Route 124 at Tbomaa Fork, at Meigs COunly Rood No. 76 (Children'• bomo rood) and . ....-.. """""''·' 1 "' ... ..,.. area. .. ldlllD . . . ... ...... l'rlmlr7 elecUooo .... deYel01> todo.v "' ........,. and - tional Bank Tuesdl;v allernoon. Directors reelected wen R. E. Dolce, Allred 11. Elberfeld. Edieon Hobstetter, Haraee Karr, Werren Plcl<eno, Mamlng D. Webater, and Eldoa Weoko. E<l:laon Hobstettef" was reelected Chairman Ill lbo Boai-d, 111111 Max- Ine GrU!Ith, Secretory. Prelidelll - r reported that llle _ . uaeto Ill lbo bank bad lncreaoed more !ban $1,700,000 In 1168. Mr. HobateUer also reported that a new After Hour Deposl. toey hid lllotalled, whlth alao amounced Iha I Cases Settled Let us outfit yqur hof"e com;ptetely, .. ' • ' f.,. . · The oeeood pbaae or tile bypau, to be constructed from the Jacobi coal mine area 1n Laurel cwr area, to new u. s. RL 33, ~I be a four.lane factHtv. ae. cordJng to Welker and Dpwler • The new section wUI be about 2\1 miles 1- and will Include, 111 111, ooe m11o or Interclump work going lit. 33. He ,.~. ~... I .Hub Gilkey M"uldkport Chief of Pollee en •• ·· · ··• · - ""*""" ·' - '" · . · ' . _ ,. II ' _·. ... ~~;::::e: oommenl ; .\ week. Beth GUk~y Resigns Chief.of Police Po~t threat received .,.;ut ,_.. Mill ll<loM u...k, ..cr.. larJ to s..,t. Georp Hargravel, received a pbOne call, lbe eal1or IIIIYinr. "'l11ere'o ...,..._ In 1967 at a-' coot old - Primaries Loom in Two ToWI18 enablea customers to have bank-· lng 1 doyo a -k,24buurnda7. ~ ' Hlih Schoolwu behv : ·-:···...-:·.: ......,~-···=~·-: . ·-·: . . .4. •1::... ' 11'7 -.; .t~R pr ...c- Slu.....•,l •r- Twl• Sin and 3/4 Size ~ II . Meip lobury Townohlp Rood No, 17 the ''pre-constructloo" schedule waa determ1Ded at a meeting with J. W. O>J'ke) Wll- ehlol engineer 111111 assistant director Ill tile Ohio Department of rug,. ways, in Columbus earlier thla a..- c:hec:ked out Wedneoda1 ai!Aor11000 •• the rea.. t ola hallb IOC· Dowler 111111 Rep. Welker IOid ..._,., em.... , · The While BooM Uld lfm4V !bat Nlxm -'<1 make a ,._.,. 1111 trip" to 1IRr<lpt wfl!da 10' dolL Whoa asked todi,J llbO!Itlbo euet dele ot tho prW141imW II1P. tile While lloaoe -'~not •• ) r. - · - me-• 5 Allies e · AW a&t..ng work.., !be wiD Intersect with now 11oute 7, ol $2,800,000, wu built fol' twou...._ . . , . _ ollldall laDe traatc Gil a four-lane rl8bt said 111e engiDeerlng llrm or "' - from llobiOII to lbo LaurAuble-Mitchell-Birpss of Cln- el Cliff area. 'lbe aeetkln alelmall olnaol> hal eompl- rea<~r llalohed covend 2. 92 118 Oeld work oo llle project and miloo. IIIJhway ileportmeot &lldDeer Is The third phaeo or 111e overllllldng dotalled plani. Jobn Dowler ......,cod Tuel4la1. 'lbe llrot ...... ot . . b y - eD proJocl, 11om 33 lo L by , 81)11. bcerd llarey lldwo and Dr. C. L. Brown Y011a1 n 11WII' 111 111e buo - en fel1od to l'O(IOl't for "'13'; at- "Are;u Ted Stevena votiq ~,.,.,. traciA!d ...... 125 ........ but . ... lbo . . _ _ "' t h. ac...... lsbed very IIWe towardo reiOI- U IllY«~ by Smltll; BID &llltlne the buoeo beck CD the Wltben YVIInc •...,, ., wutld lime to itiMII' iL ~ . IJ1dOn r....,won wao otlll Tbe reoolulloo rllll4 •• folla<*IDc .a t lbo end Ill lbo moot- lowo: "In ..... of recent deyelop• Inc, :. Tba . . . Millon, IOMetlmol mento whlth have "'""e to lbo lllldod, ·biocan In llle ·bcerd ot ottenllno of tile bcerd, It io felt roceiiOd 111111 that • - - - or prlnel»oo 111111 poUq .. ldrioablo. . . _..... Ill '"'lbe board reooantze1 that ~ to make ""'Ill for ID\~mi!Died on Page jj) toreatOdperOODoloba-and In ••' ~rhv ODd pbaoo of 111e ' Route 7 by.... In :Melp CGom\1' II lo be eompleted by • • .lome of thll )'801', and tbe Jol> II to be pat oul for bid ID December, 9late Rep. Ralph Welker and DMslm Too Durllvlbo oesslm lnlhebcerd olllceo tile board, Ilia opiJt volot, PT. PLJ:ASANT - Tueoda1 nllht'l ... dal odlool b o ar d ...IOd blu - · · 'lbe rna "n&. called ·tOr the purpou was a re.,wtlon reccnnrDIDIIId Ill ,oiYilll tile _ _ . , . _ ~ whlth bepn'"' J~ . Route 7 By-Pass Bids : Expected in December • lo TE"' CfNTS ; . . Bus Drivers, Board Still In Stalemate r._...... _..lllelr ..... """"-• llor'!'<r WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1969 . ..... Corrie B. i'QDo, 71, ·Utd •-aut t1te llna1 ........ ..... COlt "' """ - · 91., Mlddl_.t, cllld lion·to ... dol In 91. ADiilol!l' lloo- purview. . . . . . made • • mach bllbor ........ JIItel, Columbuo. llrL , . , . WU bora Jul7 11, 1839, Ill Golllplllo, lbo ....,._ ter ot lbo lole CoiYID and Iii.... lqlu st.wut. Iillo 1iu aloo prOcedeci Ill by .,. bond, Fred L. ." - : -llauslltero, 11 mt.n, and a.,._, llrL 1'IIYao lo lllll'\'lnd b7 G. Rauob, 75, ... blu Gilbert Enslllh,. Ol'IJ¥, and Cbarloo Dolo EDcllob, _...,at her bomolllCol..-o;IS ,... ......... bytoo-........ ...- 111111 .,..at.creot .... ~ Glbbi. llliltol!l. ind .,.........UdreD. FuneroJ MniCII wiD ba hald 1telllb Glllbo. New - l, too Wa11•di.J at 2 JI.IL fna Raw• ~~-.. llrL Elll r411and, - · llaVt11, and Mn. Fin XcJIIllla, llap Coolo Funeral a llilflr~aw, M r L .lbo ROY. Robert J a - <lll!d.ziaO WI-, MIMriiYille, and lolllll. Burtel wiD be "' ~ al... and IIIIJlllewl. Gnwe ...,....,, Frl- F1lllonl iiimleeo wiD be coocaD ...,time. Frlde,J o1 I p.m. """' ~ Cblpel. 'lbe Rev. Kai -Dei-rlqlol .wiD ollldole. Howord R. ~ack) Parrloh, 63, 111 wiD ba Ill GrahaDJ """'""; CoolVIlle, .._clodl.v at W, VL .......... mo.Y caD ol tile his home I!IOndo¥ 1IIOrDlJI&. iuoetal home Wedeeoda1 and Mr. Parrloh ..... tile ... or111e ~7th late Henry H. and Emma llor""l' 'lluroda1. Parrish. lie .,... bom at 1'llp. pers PlaiDs. Ama · Horo!l, 73, ot 78 E. W~Meetson A retired oa!eiY dlroelor for llaiJIU'I St., Eo!ot l'llelllno, Ol>lo, tlleCaplteiGreyboundCoq).,CID- died Jan. 27, II tile 91. Ellelnnall, be ..... operated beth Hospital,"............ _ . . . iVtming lbe COOlville adldlag !lqlpJ.r Co. obe had beoD •IIB1lt11111\1....,...•. for s1x yean, and had operated Silo had been ill poor boaltll 'for MASOll - llrL Jamoe Prof. hla farm beside tile Hocldnl Rlv- ..... yeero. 11t1, llucl!, wu In charae ot er olnce retirement. 11e wao a Silo wao bom Nov. 12, 1195, tile PJ'OII'Am - . tile Women'• member of lbo COOlville I.odll· at Giltca, Auatrla, lbe dool~ SocieiY Ill C1ir1o11on Sorv1eo mot 837, F&AM, Scottlsb Rite Vol- ot lbo lete .._.,. and liar Y ' " ' - . , ........ atCbrlatUnftley or Cincinnati, !lrrlaD- &!bar, ind wao • member ot ed Xethocllot Cburcb, ""-· Temple, Albeno CcluniY F a r m Ollr Lo<IY ol Lord's Clmd! at ''Tilo 'ln o Til sale," .,... tha lopBureau, tile Wuhlngtoo~ - · · Eut Pala-.. Silo waa alio ic lllld waa foi1Dw1lcl.by tile ...... Meip DeYOiopmelll A.,D., Bel- preceded Ill i>T her bul- lng ot a mm llllllled, "SoarebP18 Area Cbamber Ill c o m- band, Georae. In 19111. 1ng For. a Faco." A dloeuaslm meree, 111111 ol tile Coolville Melli- · - · forlude too ......,_ ..rlod followed, odlat CbUrdl. tero, Ma,ry De LIDo, wll1l Tbe proldeitt, llro. F r ~ d lie Is ourvived by hla 1111~, lhe mode ber lim!";;lilld ~' !Voneer, wao In e1!ar1V or a Olive WellfoD Parrllb; I wo Ina _.llo., Y - - . ; ~ brill bullneu IIINIIDIbrolhero, Allred, ot Parlier•- 1001, Jo1111, AuoUnloWII; Georae. llolleiNI llrs. lllllllto ~ ~ and C. (CI:Jlal ~and lllcbael,. !' ·iilf IIIH: cftli· dillli!!W~ ' yllle; ooe nieCe, and~ 111}111- YCMDII•-1 IO ~ ved rornllhiiMallto lbo l'ollciwewa. IOY«< .,.._...children, and lng: llrL JCJim Challln, M r •· Fuaeral oenlcu will ba bold _..... biOIIIero and oilier• Ill ltelllb-·Ptckalo, lfn, l..arr1lloml. Wedneoda1 Rt 2 p.m. rr- tile Auolrla. ~• . Mro• . Fred ·"'""eer, White F101eral Home In Coollltqllem moos wubeld'l'blro- llrL a., l'lol!ltlo llrs. Cbarloo ville, 'lbe Rev. Roy ReM wiD • dol at 9:10 a.m. at Dor iAd7 Ill Y-, llro. IIU...U c.pebart, omclate. Burial wril he Ill Cool- Lord'o Cbureh illrlal Ill llrL Jo1111 llo1011, .Mn. Georlll ville coiiiO!orf. - · rll9 tile 91. lllar7• _...,. ~ Eut car-, Mro. LowoU· E. Klenwlll ba' beld 'riieoda1 at 8 p.m. Pala-, S.V, ll&rtln iia.- 11r llro.llfllrl ~. llro. Leoat lbo llmoral home. Frlendo tullk !"' celoblllll, and R n. z.Htle, llrL .l'ameo Praf11111' eeii.U1111me. Donald E. ~- 11tt ind Valarle CediL Dies Monday POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Before Court ol. this area. The 8IIIIUal meeting Ill tile directors followed tbe atockhold~ era meetin& and thl olfteers and eJRployees reelected were u follows: Edlllllll Hobst<ttet, president; Richard Charnbero, vice president; Maxine Gril!lth, cashier; Georp S. Hobttetter, au't. ca•hler; Len K. Jones, ass't cuhleri Wllliam J. Hobatetter, branch manager: Edith K. Wllllamson, &BI'I. branch lllliDipr; Joaa Her~ lj!ller: ~Wolle. teller; Rieberd Fmlln, teller; Milllo Lepr, ..- . Dmlla Nel1011, I'"IOl'li bookkeeper; Besale Hays, iDdlviclJal - - ; Bec1<Y Neue, In- ..._._.__ •--- ...... · -r.-•-... teller and - - . , - dl··~--· log, two a..bll- - lwl llled lor four vlllqo ....,_ ell )lOIII to be nDed lids , _ , '1be two ~---F.­ liD II. ... J, Lud• lin. Two adler BQr.. · 11114 llaol line aot •a•••·t·eea, W"•........... :. '-~i' -n tor four ,....,; . •' ! Dllllllod. 'llio B. F~ - · • 'boo mec1 t11r a two ~ ~ tbe &prlttl Iioonl of ~ ....u<- Alreld; 1, -.. .... l1led ror •.,. . CD .11111 boord. BjO are ......., oo lbo boenl YOU" term by ljlpO!ntm- "' Ill', • ~- . I'IIJWo - - - .• llei!IOCnt. IH· moo~ the pooltlon ot ............. - ""' . Ru111ell, iaeuDeat treuurw, had not her pedilool ,.,_ cloy. . mec1 "' Mldi!l- ·-- . lleplbU..,. . - Zmdo, Richard VaUiihan and Oillinger have mod pot!- lo r eoundl f - lo be aloclool. 'lbe fourtb . . . . - . CIJI(ord Slumbo, had Dill lllod Tu--- Jamel llnwllllllon. .......-. hal llled for ... onJ.y of .PUblic ~· Nil. to ba nn. ed thia yeai- ill Middleport. Five Forfeit Court l:lorub Five - fodotllld bonds 111111 - - . - . !Iaed Tue141a1 11iJibt In lbo or Mlddl- IIQor c. o. Fllller. ForfoidaJiboodool$Uoac• nre Alblio Dilr-lu, 11, Cleveland, IIJ>IOil•te llelboft Frldl~~r, 1i, _ . . , . ~I, left of ~ 'fooiiiJ E. Flon, 22, WortM.n etooJ.--.. . _ RJ oa Gal tsq liiNit; Ka It E. lleyaoldo, 1\ Lllool B UU'II Route 2. rc 'IDe Jamel lllodie, fl, Soutllilde, w. v ....- - JeUI Grate, indiYidual bool<keep- ellllti: .._ ..._,. '"' • - - eri and OUo Hart.MJach, custo- ltreet. '· dJaa. Filled ..,. Lo..... F. ColYin, 43, Gilbert, W, VL, fit ..... ·-.;1nftlilll - HILO Tl!IIPS NEW YOBk (\)PI) - The IDweat teDq_IWature ~ In tho · ~ by lbo u. Weatller a.reou,·axcludlni Alooke 111111 IIQdl, ..... :18 ......... bokiw' zero at-noallonaiFoDI, s. 1111111. ~·· hiall .... 75 at Gila - . Arb. - oa a aas uif .l. . . . 1111 llabfd P. !k:llaoldor ·~ ·~ llld.., flO yW ..... , , W' ..... - .... ; .) . �I I ~ • Tile illtll$ Sentmot, M - . 1'-I'QI', 0., t 'lf>. &, 1WI • ' VEGETABLE SOUP 1/2 Clll ,· I ODS By uDlted ~ . .,." 't. ' ' ·ndwlch J. 10 ... WQUU •',. T. Y. DINNERS ;. • '' •' :I• ' .;.;. ' lb.· ... ';-' .. ( Ther're Frozen lb. •••••••• 5 8 PAC - 16 oz. BTL i RED GRAPES Plus Tax & Deposit 19 - - '. .... . ·11~ UNCLASSIFIED t· POTATOES 50 lbs 1.39 PEPPERS•••••••••••e:-11 CARROTS •••••••••• !! 11 ' ,,,.. Slate win 111 18 ou11np, Tom Ander· Cl\'~llllld Bluf!IM 7"-40 at aoo and Mark. Todll eaeh had ~-. Rio Grande do.cllllonod 21 points lor the 'lilmoro, olBeroa Qly.) 80-17 at Rio tiJougb SleYe Sehradorb plekecl Kuhn Selected NewCommissioner lb. " ···········~· mous choice of the 24 clubown- en who met in Miami. He was elected to a one--year tenn but was given a $100,000 salary tn contrast to the $65,000 paid William D. Eckert, who was fired as commissioner last December. MUler said the next JPeetlng of the clubowners' Players RelatiOns Committee and tl1e Playen AssociaUon will be held In New York Uxnor~w but added, "I don't know If Mr. Kuhn wiD be there or, if he is, what role he will p~. Kuhn sold in Miami he planned 1D disassociate hlmsell from the ' Rio Grande .,.abbOcl ~ By United l'real lnlol'DIImW Eaat W. L. Pet. GB Baltlmoro .... 39 15 .722 l'hlladelpbla •• 36 .617 Now York•. , .39 21 .650 3 Boaton ' ' ' ' '.34 21 .618 5\!1 Clnclmltl. ••• 29 25 .537 10 Detroit , ..... 23 34 .~4 17'h MUIRUkee .... 16 41 .281 24'h West W. L. Pet. GB Lo! Angelea , .38 19 .667 Atlanta ' ' .... 35 23 .603 3'h Son Fran •. , .•25 31 .446 12'h Son Dleao •.•• 24 32 •4211 13\1 Cb!COIO , , • , .23 35 .397 15'h Seattle . , • , .. 21 38 .356 18 ' ' ' ' .13 42 .236 24 teod with loll IJiall mlnutAII 10 ltavoll <llf a Beroa ra1iJ, to win, Jim Mai-lhaU ...,.... 19 up a game blab 30 polnto for polllta tor llle Redmen, wblle Malone (5-10). Dave Mo.vDOnl 8Wik 20 polllta for 8eH1, 0t1ett>e1n _ . a eae-aaw Olllo Conference ccdelt that was COLUMBUS (UPO - The Unit- tiod aeven llmea. The Cordblala ed Preaallltarnatlonal Ohio hlp ~-7 and 5-f) wore poj!ocl by school Claaa A boaketboll rat- Jim McJ(oe'a 29 polnta. SleYe tnsa, w1111 first plaee Wlles and Farnaworth had 19 for lleldolwa.Ioat record& ln plrend'leats: berg (t-1 aDd 3-6). Teamo · Polnto . - RIID bit for 35 .P"Inll, "'o IDd u AA Rattnea ·--e... 1. Colwnbua East (33) (15-0) 431 2. Cantoo McKinley(3)(14,J) 298 3. Toledo Libby (2) (14-1) 277 4. Uma Bath (14-0) 206 s. Zaneavilln (1) (i4-ll 176 G. Marllrwton . (15-0l 172 7. Collllllbus Soulh (12-1) 165 8. JWnUton Gortleld Ul-ll 110 9. Euclid (14-1) 60 10. sandusky (13-2) 52 Sooond 10: 11. East Liverpool 38; 12. Doy!Dn Roth 37; 13. C<>Iwnbua Linden McKinley 33; 14. Marlon Herdiqr: 30; 15. Clenland John Adains 29; 16. Newark 24; 17, Cincinnati Moeller 21; IS. but KOI1)'on waa 91'MC01118 by Musklntpun In the lut halt. The Muoklea, 11-1 ""erall- ~Ill the Olllo c;mterenee, were led by Rick Harmer's 31 polrH. Kel1l'Ot1 Ia 9-11 and 4-3• Hltam Improved Ita 0b1o Cm!erenee mark to 3-7 aa 'bur lbrt Scored 13 points agolnat Mount Unloo, Mouat Union dropped to 2-7. Tueaday'o Re.UII New York 122 Atlanta D7 MUwaukee 107 Chicago 98 Clllclnnatl 125 Detroit 114 S.0 DIOI!O 135 B<>lllon 128 sOattle 116 Son Franetaeo Ill Phoenix 125 l'hlladolphla 116 (Only....,.aadlecmled) Wedneada,y's Games ChiCOIO at Dotrolt New York at Milwaukee Clnclmatl at San Diego CollqJe Scores By United Press lrternatiorel · East Carmn Letunan and Bellefontat~ Forotoam 62 Army 52 19 each; 20. Ashland 16. Dela St 84 Southampton 69 others: Cleveland East Tech Seton Hall 81 Connecticut 79 15; Akron COntrolondSyhanla13 BridMPrt 77 C. W, Post 70 (ot) each; Xenia 12; Maplt= Heightsll; Fair Dlcknsn 75 Adelphi 67 Oak Hilla and Lima COntral Catl!- Hartford 107 Clark 82 olic 10 eacll; Rossford 9; Berea Vllnor 83 St.Jbn'a NY 78 (ol) and Toledo Macomber 8 each; Temple 75 Delawarfl 63 Eastllke, Akron Firestone, Plymuth S&. 103 Worcstl' St. 84 Bellevue, Bellaire st. John's and Lowell St. 82 Lowell Tech 77 Hamilton Badin 7 each; Youngs- Stony Brook 69 Case 67 tOim Liberty and Miamisburg 6 Springfield Coli 94 Tufts 67 eachi Tallmadge 5; Cleveland St. B<>aton U. 77 Colgate 76 Joseph aod Sidney 4each; Clnclrl- Buffalo st. 86 Geneseo St. 79 nati Pw-cell, Cleveland Rhodes, Williams 72 Worcester Tech 66 FintlQ and South Point 3 eacll; Pratt 101 Queens 86 Cincinnati ~ Xlvier, Salem and Lock Haven 61 Clarion 60 Tiffin Columbian 2 eacll; Toledo Wstmnstr Pa. 56 Bucknell 66 Central Cltholic, Warren West- Ind. Pa., 87 Calit Pa. 55 em Reserve, Warrensrille, Day- Ashland 65 Slippery Rock fg too Dun._r ao:l Daytoo Chamin- Philadelphia at Sealtle (01111 game a !ldoeduled) ' A Really Hot Buy . VIENNA 8:.: · s. PorAro SFicrs · 8 08 · "HitE ' .SlfO.TfNING 31.. Oil• .... ACCI"ed n1Dt ol vw.no.·' s 13 polnll b _..._ "' clip IlL J .... 'l wllh Ill tblrd looo ln 17 ,..,... They eaeh oi.Uoeted 21 polnll tor the ..1110 ..,. cunblnod fGr :D , . _ , Ill a boant-conlrOIII"' act ralead the Wlldc:ata• INIQIJI r~ lo 16-2. Mike Warron klpl · !he Hillmen In 111e fOOlO wllh 21 Big E Paces Rockets To Win Over Celtics points. lndlaM hit on 25 - llunll"' '-" ••, IU United Press lnternatlmol Tbe Astrodome brings out the best in Elvin "Big E•• Hayes. The rookie sensation of the San Diego Rockets scored 32 points and hauled d(MJJ 23 rebounds to lead his team to a 40,000 View Pro Games In •• "'"'•ton. was making a return visit to the Astrodome HOUSTON (UPO - The Cincimati Royals marked a first lor the National Basketball Association Tuesday night - they Y(On the first .PJ'O basketbaU game ever played in the Houston Aatrodome. South ade 1 each. College Ratings ' ljp!' ~· ~11~ ~f:tin 84 ~~~~=~= ~; n. te:ley.rC9M.!'~· : .."" ... ~~· 9 ttoe uni ..nii.Y ot site where he had perhaps his greatest college game. Only a year ago Hayes put on a devastating shooting show in the Astrodome to lead Houston to a victory over UCLA,the only defeat handed the Bruins during the Past three years. Hayes found the range again Tuesday night as he hit six straight points in the third period to pull the Rockets past the · defending world ctwnpions. Jim Barnett added 31 points Cor san Diego whUe John Havlicek netted 24 for Boston. The Celtics played without BW Russell who suffered a knee strain Sunday. In the ~ening game, Oscar ·R~rt.~'s 37 fOints and 10 as•lsti prked tb@ Cincllllll.ti ;~. 1o , , 125-IH triwnph ·· over the Detroit Pistons. While ·· Robertson was playing his steady floor game, T(JfJI Van Arsdale and Jerry Lucas combined Cor seven points at the start of the last period to Co0 d'ti' 1 onal Sal ._ e - - ' • ' ' .14 31 .311 24'h TUelda,y•s ReiUlt& Mlrute110\1112 Denver 99 1nc11ana 138 New Q<leano 111 Under Consideration BALTIMOR£ (UPD- A Ioderal bankrLitf.cy referee today had urxler consideration a "co111Utioml sale" proposal by debtridden sportsman Jerry Wolman to sell all assets of his Philadelphia Eagles to trucking magnate Leoni:rd Tose tor $15.6 million. Joseph 0. Kaiser, the referee, said he would set a hearing date on the proposal- and any others that might be mode- Thursda,y. He said it probably would be acc"'ted ooly II Wolman IOUa to pay debts to secured creditors who have liens against the Nati!l!111 Foothall Leegue team by AND HEATING ,.,_WY2·WO ' ' • polnta. Rich :Mount aeored 45 .PGlata. two more than hia own Purdue Arena seortrw reeard Jet last year qolnot ·Oblo tlntvoralf;y, He scored hilt lbe· JWlei'JMoo kera' first 20 .DOiDts as U., mounted on eiiJhlopol& loed over 17th ranked I••· ell'b In the 11rai halt. Gloll1 V - c led the Hawkeye aeorera with Z3 ot 29 tree throws to boat Wtacaaaln In a Big 10 IIIDlO. Ken JollliGn topped the Hooolero WIUt 2t points and Joe Cooke odded 11, including nine foul ahota. TllfiY Mulallo nollld 28 poiall .. C&nloluo toppocl 83.65, John Blum's 17 poiDtl w- - poced T-Ie to a 75-Q verdlet over Delaware, and Fonlhlm de!eoled Ani~>' 62.$2 with the help of BtU Mainor' I 1S J)Ointa. THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO Dlf£a£ft Of' MrX.!t..M.\!ION UEA IICIIAIW lit, 0R.N. 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Your Doopondoble Doooler for (01111 -· Weclneoday~a Gomes DOIIYer It Indiana . lloulim 'at DanOs N.., OtleaiUI at Konludly MblneootaltLA New Y._;(< at 1111m1 ' . ghe the Royals a 102-97 lead that they nuver relinquished. The New York Knickerbockers reced to their sixth straight win behio:i the shooti~ of Bill Bradley and WUlls Reed as they overwhelmed the Atlanta Hawks 1~7. Bradley scored 25 points while Reed clllpped , in with 24 points and 14 reboums. The Phoenix Suns jumped to an early lead and then held off a late Philadelphia surge to register a 125-116 victory over the 76ers. Dick Van Arsdale snd Jim Fox paced the Suns with 25 points each. Phoenix has won thr~ consecutive games. Tcm Meschery and Len Wi1kens led a Seattle comeback in the second haU that erw.bled the SuperSooics to dereat the San Francisco Warriors 116-111. ~; ANTHONY Plumlting-Heating ••teoi> MEAr 83-19 in overtime., By GARY KALE UPI Sporta Writer lllc 10 c.nra...... leader Charlie Scott i.tend1 to lirin& PIWdua, ranked 12th, crjnoecl Nortb t:aroll.. aU the way- just paat Iowa 99-81 In a le&t!UO oa he did with 11)0 U.S.A In the 0b'n1>1cs. , 1be Tar HeeJa broke IWIY Sc«~ I member ot the pd from 1 deadlock with Virginia medal American balkellloll 1D roll "" a 111-polnt halfttmo squad at Mexico Cit)', poured in bulge. Bill 27 J)Oilts Tueodi,Y nllht In at the cavalier defenae for u leadlJW the &econc:J..rlllked Tar points. Mike Wlikes led VIrginia Heeh to a 99-76 victor)' over with 18 points. Virginia In an Atlutle t Col.st Four Daridson players, led by C~erenc:e enoounter. Mike Malloy's 33 points, scored Sixth-ranked Davidaoo, the in double figures lpinst West state of North Carauna·~ other Virginia. Skip Kintz netted a member ol. UPI's q, 10, routed personal bigh or 28 points for West Viltlllta 94-79 ond In o the MoUntaineers. · battle of the elite, seventh-rated Howard Porter and Johruu' VUianova beat No. 5 St. John's 135--126 victory over the Boston Celtics Tuesda.y in ~ secoo:l game of a doubleheader that attracted a record NBA crowd or 41,163 in the A.!litrodome. Hll.)'ea, an AD-America center CERTIFIED OIL .COMPANY Box a The crowd was the largest N.C. 99 Virginia 76 ever to attend a pro basketball Fort Valley St. 81 AlL St. 69 game - more than 40,000 Towsn St. 99 Johns Hopkns 67 which broke the old mark of Davidson 94 W.Va. 79 Ulllluote. ' 19,SOO set last year in New NEW YORK (UPO- The Unit. N.C. A&T 107 J.C. Smith 100 4 ~year old attorney lor the • York's Madison Square Garden. 11 National' Leat!UO who has oegotlaUoos but added, the ed Presslnternat:lonaJ smaUeol- N.W. La. 86 S.W. La. 84 (ot) Oscar RObertson was at hi.!l rOOlltDOd in lhe ..ckground cunmisstoner does have rune- lege basketball ratinga _wt.th first La. Tech 86 McNeese Sl 70 scoring 37 points and add~ best, p)aee votes and won-lost rec.. Midwest ~ his 20-year connection · tiona as an arbitrator." ing 10 assists, to lead tbe Roy~ ords In pareo~eses: ~ i .J;t,t*b Purdue 99 Iowa 87 .,.. _...s to their 125-114 win over the 89 1 · Deg·o1t .flaton•: - The same ·~~ ; the;;lb-ot ot ~eheadi>I';;'Jioe I!liiD 65 Wisconsin 63 se~ pltttitg the'" BoltOn €el2. Nev. La. Vga. (14) (i5~ 274 .· Hanover 34 Mancheator 55 tics against the Sen Diego 3, A1hland (5) (17-1} 243 W, Mich. 115 Loyola, W. 92 SUPER ETHYL REGULAR GAS Rockets. San Diego won that 4. C"l"tol state (I) (12.3) 181 Earlham 101 Anderson 93 game, 135-126. I, 5. SW Loulalana (14-f) 171 Northwood 80 Marlon 74 The victory was Cincirmati's G. S. F; Austill (2) (16.:1) 166 Wash., Mo. 72 SW Baptist 71 ninth in 12 games on neutral 7, S. w. Missouri (I) (13-4) 122 Canisius 83 Wayne St. 65 8, PUget Sound (I) (16-1) 100 Creighton 97 Oshkosll St. 71 courts. The Royals led most of the 9. Fairmont state (I) (16-1) 82 Southwesl way and took over permanenUy 10, Cheyney stato (14-.2) 75 Arkansas 64 Texas Tech 53 at 934Jl on a jump shot by Tom 11. SouUt Dakota St. 38 Baylor 66 Texas A& M 65 Van Arsdale with less than a 12. Howard Poyne 23 TCU 8t Sam Houston 65 .; mlnuto left In the third quarter. 13. McMurry 20 Tarleton 89 Wayland 81 Cincinnati qul~kly moved oot In 14. Amer. International 19 W. Tex. St. 91 Pan Amricn 63 front 102.97 in the linal period. 15. Oglethorpen 17 Austin Col 85 Le Turnau 76 Jerry Lucas pulled down 26 · 16. Evansville 14 rebounds for Cinclmati, which 17. Tin Alcorn 13 538 W. MAIN plays at San Diego tonight. 18. Eotrn New Mex. (I) 13 19. Wittenberg 12 20, Northern Arizona II ASSIST ANT COACH LEXINGTON, Ky. (IJPI) Dickie Parsons, a 30-year.old former Kentucky player, will sene aa an assistant basketball coach It his alma mater Wider By United Preao lnte>'Datlional Adolph Rupp lor the retnalnder East of tltiJ 181.1011. W, L, Pet. GB Par10111 le expected to do re~........ 2721 .568 cruiting work ond 1<0111. Kentucl!f .... ;26 22 .542 1 lncllana ......28 26 .519 2 RIO WINS Miami , • , ... 23 24 .489 3'h Rio Grande scored a 91-81 vic1 New York •. , , 14 35 .285 13 h tory over Berea, Ky., Tuesday Weat ' nltdlt in Gallipolis. W, L. PeL GB Oakland ..... 38 6 .864 Denver •• , ... 29 l l .580 12'h New Otleano •• 24 25 .490 16'h Los Angeleo • .21 27 •438 19 • Dallas,.,., .19 :IS .432 19 . 9 50 ct. North Carolina, Davidson,' Purdue Capture Easy ·wms , . ua• ·Iii c~. coia1ro1 m Bowie Kuhn•s statement thlt he wiU be surprised It major league ployerl strike brought a Z cautious reaction today !rom • thtr..,:exscutive director of the " ~ \.L8ague Players Asaocia.. tlon. "I really don't know," said Marvin Miller when asked whethu the election of Kuhn by the clubowners Tuesday lessaed the possiblUcy of a strike. 4 .. ' He h on the owners' Player Relations Committee and is one of the people with whom we have ._,n quote negotiating ~ ' . - 'GIVf US ATRYI ; . ~t DISHES ... -·· NEW YORK (IJPI) - N..,ty wttb baseball, the 6-foo4 4-inch, oiected hoaeball CommlastOI)Or 20ij.pound Kuhn was me w.ani- CHoi»PED • "'.:: :-.:.m~ . · 81- ' '· ' 16u.$ for 'I ' ,. .. • • •,. I ,_.... not . ' . ... . Grande, ottorl>eln edaod lleldolThe rollolAc:od pii,Yera "n!os- bert M-82 at Weoten>llle, and dq niiiJt bolonpd to ~..,. Hlrun outlasted Mrunt Unlm . Jll><l' • (l'o.) Coli... •• 11110' 57.o2 It Ilium. NIDe PmeJJ were on tap to~ do!wDOd 115-D '"' tbelr cnm 'oourt bY .......... 'l1la homo nJa!rt, lrtcludlng two Mld·Amert.m nwna111"1 llvo. points Ill ICIII Conference tilts - Martho bolt, lllel•..... 011811eld '11hall at llllml ond Toledo at Olllo Unlveralty - and three 11101' CNo Qmference conteltl :J111 1!oiiH (18-U an ouJbo ·fli ot all amoii collop Martello Ill Cljl(tal, Oberllll at t.mo Ill defense, allowing llli Woollier, ond Oblo Wesleyan at Wltted>erg. · -· "' 3l.f polllta • · Fourih • ranked Caltral State 'l'llo_f an alllll....,._ llitrd plekecl up Ita 13th win In 16 ·-lhoantollpowero. . ...,.. wllh an easy win over . Jim ' ~llllaml ,..... llle ..... (6-8). Roy lllnlon .f - ~'"'"'"" . ,...el .• with 21 polntl u Rq Inman tallied a a...-ed 22 points lor the amall hltdl or 8 IIIR>er7 Hoek. The collop power. Rlek !Weman W&l blab for B l - with 11 ballllme ....... wei 29.$. polata. Other Contelta UriiiDa, ualng a full court ll' other IIID'ltli Muild0111m preu In the llrot halt, downed ~ 99oll4 .. ComMal0118 and picked up Ita 13th bier, urt>Ua' whipped Malone too. " .' Pnn§ Tha · Ailll!d .-·. •· ,•. If'. ' "' s The Do~ Sentinel, Mlddloporj • PmerOll, 0., t"eb. 6, 1969 Ashland LiJilits :Foe To ·19. Points In· 18th Triumph 'E T SCOT LAD SCOT lAD .I - ,...., �.• ' I .- Tilt lllll1 Soal!nol, Middleport - Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 5, 1969 East Nearing ~ir<,l ' Straight Cage Title Vince In New York ' Green Bay Board To Make Decision Today NEW YORK (UPJ)- Vlnce hh relean aa general manaair Lombardi 'Will be enjoyt.ne hla dlmer il1 New York tonight while the Packer Board d Directors is declding his fate in ol the Packers to become coach, general manager and part owner ol the Washington Redskins, is to be hooored tonight by the Catholic Youth Organization as its outstanding Green BI..Y. Lombardi, who has asked for Buccaneers By United Press International When the IOOiana Pacers walt a one--man gang they call on big Mel Daniels. 'The Pacers, third in the American Basketball Assoeiation's Eastern Division. received 1 30-point effort from Daniels Tuesday night as they Uo lor · - place Ia Ualtod lour - · 1o l411L lJmo Both ond z-n111o . . . . . . . ro&lnp, tront.nmlng ' The former New Yorker, who brought pride and a champion~~;hip team to Green Bay, wUJ be cited for '"his outstanding achievemeot 1n proCessional lootball while ma1ntalning a high standard of exemplary conduct wortll.Y 0( emulation by the youth of Amertca." At the same Ume Lombardi is at the dinner, tile Packers• Board of Directors will make the final decision on whether to allow him to break bis contract, Daniels Scores 31, Pacers Top Columlolo . _ - Me~ toll from nlrrtb to llltb pia.. Preoo -"'"lloool'o Cion AA sportsman of the year. • COLUMBUS (IJPI) Whllo ~ McKlnlll .... Toledo Lll>bq oro , . . . 1 IDrrid boi- Colwnhuo Eut lo IINriDa Ill llllrd olrlillll t!Ue. ConiDo McKloloy .,.......,. Toledo LlbboJ'• 75 paint lood wltb lwQ \•tclol'ln ....,. the weekeacl while Llbboy tuillblod from the wll>eallrl l'lllko Frido.Y. lliaiDa 57-42 lo Toledo lila- ""'"""•· Tuo._ .• a 21.polnt Conlon MtKlnlll (1t-l) pOlled 298 points In lor v<ltii!B odp"""" Lll>lloy, aleo lf-1. ColwnhuB Eall, mll>eaton In 39 ltartl, amaaaecl a Nllltlllbl&lo Ul JIO(nll and 38 lint Hor.llnB lllllllod willie 1\larlat •"'!'Pod 110lltloa, wltb Limo """""'"' z-o•lllollllllllrth. lwllll13- un- beoten otroak llllliJpod tq NewIrk 44-42 In double overtime .., Frldor. then boek Ill Central 70~9. _Col_ blut lllariiDtltoo odvueocl I wo spoto Ill olxtlt plO<O while Colwnhuo Soutll hold !lrm.ln oovenlh. llomllton Gorfleld leD from sixth Ill olgtdl!, Eatlld rema!Ded In ninth while Sandullk7, riding 1 12pme wlmlng streak, cracked tho Top Ten lor the llrll Ume pll.. votea. Thole fllureo IUr- tb11 sea100. Only 'ColUmbUII Eul (IS~, poooed tho TIJ:ora' prevlouo bl&lo• of 422 polntl and 37 flrllt Lima Both (IW) and 1\larl(Dgplace votea of two IIIIOkl IIID· ton (15~) oro aUU - . which runs thr<lugb 1972, and move on to Washington. The announcement is expected at 9 ~ op NBA ~~ ...d:,: .~:~::;.L ~:Share grabbed 23 rebourxls and was credited with a record 18 defensive saves. Roger Brown of JOOiana had a pme high of 32 points and Bob Netolicky scored 2'1 for the Pacers, who are only two games out of first place. Jimmy Jones led New Orleans with 29 points. Minnesota, Eastern leader, ripped Denver 112-99 in the only other ABA game. Charlie Williams led the way with a five'i)Oint tear that broke UP a 77-all game going into the final period. Chico Vaughn was the big gun in the Pipers' attack with 27 points. Larry Jones or Denver hit for 34 points. NEW o Receive Of $400,000 Jacknot YORK (UP0- Ke"' tuck..Y - the top teams in the 1969 playofrs. • The money represents 1 25 per cent increase over the $320.000 distributed In 1968. The total was only $150.000 five years ago. NBA Commissioner Walter Kennecb said a player on a championship club could earn as much as $10,000 it his team wins its division flag with the highest percentage in the league then wins the division playoff title and the championship round. Kennedy said each divi&ion winner will collect $211,000, with an additional $5,000 for gaining the best won-lost record. Each second place club stands to earn $!0,000 anc! third place teams Wesleyan's seasoll-long reign as the nation's Lop smaH college basketball power began to totter today as ·the onrushing Rebels of Nevada Las Vegas moved to within three points of the faltering Panthers. T'*te OWen&boro, J(y., school retained its No. 1 ranking for the ninth consecutive week. Ashland College of Ohio, the naUon's best defensive outf'it, also gained ground on the Jeilders as the Eagle~ held the No. 3 position with 243 points. NUNAM ,\ KER SIGNED . LINE COACH Another Ohio school, Central BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) : Cl«CAGO (UP0- Jim Ringo . . State, retained the No. 4 rating Julian Nunamaker of Tennesee~a ll - year Natiooal Footbalr ....followed bY No. 5 Southwest Martin, the third cboice or the ~ League veteran with Greer\· ~ LouisiJ,ra, . }»g. 6 step~.n. . F. "Buffalo Bills in Jut wJIBk•s foot- . ~ and Philadelphia, has ·been natn~ Austill and No. · 7 Southwe'st ball draft, has beliD Signed · ; ed offensive llne coach or the Missouri. . the American Football League Chicago Bears. Puget Sound moved into the club. Abe Gibron, who held that po1t No. 8 position, Fairmont adA 6..3, 250 - pounder, Nunamalalt year, ia being switched to vanced to ninth even though the ker will be tried at defensive end the defensive line to make room Falcons suffered their first loss next season, according to Bills' for Ringo. or the season ard Cheyney State coach John Rauch. He was a deslipped !rom eigtlth to lOth. fensive tackle in college. loa'• ~oyeo of tbe Pomei'O¥ No~ Bonk. . . Later 'fll!odoy, Mullins iDII a...... Hobototter ollhe I'OIDOI'OY '1>11*, Ylaltecll'nutnber ollocol·buslneoobollseo to e(\<OIIt1lp porilc:lpatlmirl tho modorn prot~I'IIIL HobototiAor .._nod thltparli<tpoUCII • • nnnlna: about tOO per cenL : lleskleo the Pomeror Nllklnal f!an!t.11!0 Cltlzona NalleMI 111n11 ol,loflddloport..,.. '!be Fannon Bonk 111111Sol'lnl• CO., PCliMl'O)', will ba toldot~ pvt ID BollkAmerleard. • ·, ',!'>'JI1 .· '' have cllatrlc:t tO portlclpoto lnlllk!lld. 'sot wtoro they I Candlestick (per in<hl . , . . .. 1.55 Sugar bowl .... . . 15.95 Trays (per sq. in.).. .14 1.24 12.78 .112 New cambs, brusllos, mirrors, knifl blades, thermos fillers furnished items straiPttntd llrukon h1ndlo1, lop, knobs, npoind • npliCIII i [ SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 28 BRING IN SILVER TODAY! I ) . • ' •• - . ql ' ~-- ARGO EARLY GARDEN $11EET p· ,. ~:c.-~ooWol<h - . ' •I. ~ a do.Y ~ Cotumbuo riolttrv rei&, Utes. . I ' }j .' '': ...., ,. ~ .' ' <, . '• •., '. - ...... ~' ; ,, ' c::aareaee••• lolro. QllfWhlliJI8ton aql~o, Ooarloo HolliiJ Ill Cr<IOUYilljl vloltod re<e<Mil Mrs. Gloor· - ~·- of the allo Ed- all DiehL ,, - J...owerirle tho •OIIrlc ... 10 18. ucatloul TeleYilkll netwo:ak. - C...llru<llon and clevelop- Mro. Ethel E...,. of P--"'~"f ment of .. - - Trade recontb' eoJIAod rm-Parir«. Center ot Cle..,lond 9loll UalMr. ari4 Mrs. llar.m -~ SOIW'do.J lor F - wl1an llr. vorol11. -C...otruelloaover1~ Fox lo 0111110)'od. Mr. ond lolro. Pllll Flobor ·fll period of - - ll<liltleslor co-.c )U¥enlle lllllnlJMil<Y. MIDOnvlllo \'lilted Suadl)' Bertha Porker, R01 HoweU JpeDt a weel •II with hla llmlly here. Mrs. Georato Dtehllo ,_;.. od lll. - stardng work on .PI'O(!l'am lr..,_t~Uort. 5TH oncl PEARL 515 .• RACINE BUY 11 Jl • .. .' .. $1 8 COFF.EE 1.29 cans 10 oz. Jar ' ' ~· ' '· . Right reserved to limit quantities We accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective ·OXYDO LAUNDRY DETERGENT GT. sz. BX. "'' The Store With A. Hart" FEB. 6-7-8 Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAY 69~ . ..~ p-:.~=:~:;. ~ ~ IPIDI . 1-,· 49e 303 ts· .. . · . '· , Social N ' SL JoMPh Hoopllol In Parkers. bur& ~ Mr. and ft{n. Wayne Printe ~ oncl lolr• IIIII Mro. Toblo Sandlin 1aurod tbe po lactoriu liWUf liamatown aad New Martbwville, " Jail ...... . ; Jolr, ond Mrs. Hw Holtllr Inc! ·' lllmll¥ and Ada Bluell were Vlo~ ltinl Jolr, 111111 lolro, Uoyd M<- .' -s - 1- ' .G·.,R·E·~. E...N.'-. ·E •,· • Fred Larkins recentb. Pat Smith, Ohlo State Unlver.. ; aiQr, spent a weekend wlth ¥r. - ancl Mro. David Smith. Dolellt H1!4>or lo'l patllllll II Because it gives both · · extro nourishment ond e~tfo·• taste. Try Rite Diet ond see for yourself why we coil it The Unusuoi .Breod. 11011, • ' or ofAI!IaDJ we"'~..., ol lolr. 111)1 )Ira, ' - " " - 111>lln 01111 oonlceo jrl.,. chllrcb. middle """""" boll•la&. ABIG FVL-VALU ·- - ' a dinner auell of "'· IIIII Mr'o. '. ,i, ". -~- . Mr~ udl . . . In 110110d: OlferliW' wu . S\ALAD DRESSING ouboUtute lor the reeOIIIDIOnclod - I V . . Howard Larklna,P-,w~ . .' ·f. " contiJ.· ' \ • ' r:<;'::." toSCll~! ::':~·:;!~·b;:.eotc.l:i: of B. 1IQmiD -·~ • ..;, Unuaually Satiofyina. Slorllne ond pewtor olllllrtlr Nfinllhld lllilllne ports • insulnpoiNd • npllced . ' Long Bottom Your !'hoi~ of UGif:i: or WhEAT. Gold, copper plltlne : ' ~ INSTANT EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AVAILABLE Dents remDHd ••• i' , · phOII)' Orchestra. The Ught, yiJllll8<tlOCPI•'• cypo t - o r t , - an ,, hOur In length, wos preoeoted In Memorlll Auditorium on tho 0, U. ........ Feb. 2 was 1oM. 830.15, boodl lor llnaDdnt! .loW IIIICI lor mus KRAFT MIRACLE .WHIP to ~prow tho 17.5 mWslevel. Add an 1ncreo10 ofoe..O !: ::.".!!':! •• FOR INSTANCE Creamer .. ...... 100 .· a_nd a hilt milla on what you're p~YiJwnaw - yeah, try thlt few ala. ; The Task Force does ....,.,rt, ._ewr, that on educ:atloD ln<uDo EVERY ITEM REPLATED AT SALE PRICES SOilbo<b Me~ Sdlool · - - ot hodt.l o.-,1. 111 the f ree He oliO -lied • - - - menl _..., lor lacllltles lor meotoDy ll1 ond retanled. BIG,FUL-VALU BUYS! It w1o ool)l lost year thot the lost of the Melga CounQ: dlllrlelo ' AFTER $21.17 11.10 - ANOTHER "GElll" FOR YOU oo' the reoommendatlona of tbo Governor' a Task Fol'ce on ..:location: Tl1e ·lor<O - · that the legloloture nloe the minimum operotlot~ mllloge on roll estill lr'"" 17.5 milia to 25 mWs lor a The kind tho ~o~es from only premtum qu !tty mgredi!ijlts. BY Bel!TI!A P AftK!\11 . .. COllier. UnuauallyE ' Tute. , ' -A ob<~ <apllollmprove- ~ - - to au1horlze .......... b1 • lllkl of ..., - tax _.u,ci revenue - - cloplrlmeall Into a - Laurel Qiff BlJt.GE WIT/I OIIR ' SENTINEL ADVERTISING DII,IECTOR Jim Danner reiUniOd Mar>dU" to hla duties in Pm»eroy after having been Ulllble to ••mke tbe scene" ror aeveral weeks rollowlng surgery at the Hol1er t.fedlW CHILDREN I l and UNDER 7S CENTS ·' -· -,fix aawmea.· · .,_...,_ - - dlloolor(Dg tho-otate cl llilliWIY Soloto ond PJIIIDc otate ...........0111 _ . . lalent at tile Wb!IB Houoe . Iince Jefferson dined alone. --. - Pallllell Pldirre Ac:cordlni to lel(Mid, St. Luke p I I ft to d the first Madonno/leture. The VIral• and Chll became tJnJbOI• ol the ac"'p\ed Chrlstlon laltb only on.er the Council ol EphetUIID A.D. t31. ~ The )'lllqllltl wat<:ho4 1 session ol tho CCJunil Court of Judp FnM W. Porter when defer!dlnll _,-od ta lll<e chorgeL 11IIQ' ~ted the aud.ltort• office, Ptobate aM JuvenUe Courts as wellaa olber olllceo iud .vlewod the jail 10 a port of the trip. Vllltlng lolr, and lolro. G U ' " - " ".... Mra. Kotht)'JIMIIr: roy 111111 ...,. ollncllor&, Mr. 111111 1 lolrL Bob Fltspotrlc~ ond ~ · ): ter 111111W. 111!1 ~ .. c. a 'llolmon itt Colutllliuo, ,Mr. IIIII lira. ctangcolleollof • "•,;, Oilumbolo and llob ;'SiXIOil ol , : Mro. Vere .Wotier· aaol.Vlrlli)liil Teapot ......... $27.50 ol .... Jail ,..,.;t111y. I~E,WS The NBA champlonship club receives $48,000 and Ute defeat-· ed team In the bes~f-set'tm ftnal series draws $32,000. tor 1M ~~~Uteot CCJ~~Cenlratlon of ; AS 'AN·EDUCAnONAL -rlen<e, the alxtb grodeofMra. Helen Wllllomo at•tho P4111111'11l' Elementary ll<hool \'lsltod the courihOUII lofiDIIleld >l&ltod Joirc•. 01111 Mro, '' ' · laltlWO and of 1969 ftecreallon 'leflfcloo, hiclurll119: . ., .,,., w~no p~ R11. 1he ~tloa the lblrd prellaent w~en he remarked at a Wbite HoUJe l&lherlnl of ort1itB lllld authoro ~~ lhll . . . ·the ~year~ Ia GeniilriJ', Mrs. Dromer and clllldren will rpencl the ~ }IU 1 With her mother, Mra. Bertba Slyre, in Pomel'OJ', wtdle S(ll. Dtetuler 1; -IeUrv the VletMm 1oolgnment. ADMISSION 2 V2 time• that of regular bread. Artier. preued ''Pt'Oddt ....... fnndiDI ., D o - hltller- ud 01.... ertme. H JlhDdel ........ vlrtuolitY 8111tveraallllif. of SAT•• SUN. WIIICDAYS.·- WIDNIIDAY WIIDNIIIDIAVI I 06 II P.M. 6 P.M. to II P.M. I P.M. to 11 LAST SUNDAY I P.M. to J,Jo P.M. Flrtl S.owl119 In O~io of All Makes ami lramlo ADULTS llopu- Ill N>llc Sol013'. ''11111 will clv, uo on -dlvo IDol to Uli!ll loeol qport lor coil... -111111 llfd. He oliO llrCod tho lelloioluro oald .... . , _ · - to pul, u Ill emer8IIAC.J Jbll .. bo welcomed, but lhiJ be ukecl to pay ebar&'fla '~COII1PII'­ """'• I bW <rMIIr!l I of. II.. "' plamlnc, Ia · j llo ...... Il>la to out.d-otale ehorBOI .ot ' · otate wilvoral1loo In tho aor'oolllce. "8rclt I plllllllag o111ce: will IIOddle.W11t... he)JJ aooure maximum olllclAIOcy Wltb lnoreued otate 1111111dl.ea,. ~ a two-fear freeze would and order!¥ dovel<iPmoolt of oD be JUt 0111 lbDIIt teea, Rbodes ltate eenlcel and Aulc:t:loDI, n ool4. . -· Building llfd. Codal!-C!lllirl'i m.... Prl«lil SecoD4 prlorftlo Ia tho meo~ of l!odlMnl 9liDdu'dl be ....... 81...:10~ creolod to ntablllll I IIIIo of cobiDot J!)ltlla tho Uldform, mfnJmlm hoUaiDI IOY...-'1 ond . . . . - · ,ehlevemelltl' imd in te'r• , eoll, seemlllll1' unllmi!Ald; have long beell , olil~ll . o( marvel, The Wotld'~Atirlf.t . II8C notes. PrelldeDt Jobll F. Kenedi wlttlly , es- '·'· r-·opont . \· St!t. Dr-...,jlla wife and cltUdren, Sponsored by Dispatch Charities $1 .50 p' Thomu H,fferiQtl'e . ' s)!' si;T. JiARiiELL DRENNERloa Frido,y nltlhllor ~ Rbo11 ~. VletrUI, ai!A!r 11>0ncllrv 1 3lklu 1011,. with 1111 ~·• Mr. oril Mro. Leo J>relller, Unlm Terro<e, COUSIUM ont1 - · TRAVEL Its protein nutritive~value is Since silver metal prices are up 50% and still rising ... this is an excellent time to take advantage of these low, low p<ices to have your worn silverware, antiques and family heirlooms replated like new. These pieces are now more valuable than ever and make wonderful gilts. All work QUADRUPLE SIL\IERPLATED by our skilled silversmiths and Sale price5 apply to All pieces. Edui:ation Overhaul Asked ~leo lolulllrul of the At!'oftl NalleMI Bonk woo lli,Pimo.roY -Too~· 1'> e"'loln CJ1IOrolionf of the Bonl<Ameri<lril pr;qirom to FU. 1-16 OliO STATE FAIIGIOUNDS . Unuoually !lfouriabiq. ' '' . to ••tum. I I ''' '" . 'it~:loi'l.TI~ . •• l ' ',. .. Cotllormake IPICitlc NCOIQII,......._.. COWMIUS ALL SILVER REPLATING I REDUCED 20% i DURING FEBRUARY ONLY I ' ' •, . ·' '1-. ~ ·. - " '·.s' . .• u ,.--··--··---·-------------------------, BEFORE ' ' •. ' •;!: ~ ' 'I'' WORIDm~ MCTS ·' ....... - - 1':11- clld loouo-auoc 1o • o 1 1 a d Ht4Mo ill .....tlrno• WORTH MI!NTIONliiG ~ lor two . _ . wltb • brabn ~. 1\larlat 1111'• llc>'o . . . , _ to •etloa - 1 I01"e ftnpr and -and ..-od JOIB!I .. - 51;30 I'Oinl> .... ,Elpla. • l\lariOD· \oot two lq I c:omblDod tbrM ll(ll.ntl wllh ' l\larcltont out of tho llaoup, • • 1\larl(Dgllln okyO<ropor, L u k o Willi lOlled In 38 polnll lrii!U team'• 84 .. 51 win orer Perry Soturdl,)' 10 atvo the 7 -. loot • ONE-110~ STAGI &. TANK SHOW •STATE, SECTIONAL, AND CANADIAN geUlng $17,500. r Hebe1s Close In '*"•lid·on """"'"" .nton tbllun. o SPOftnNG EQIIPMENT o VACATION INFOIMATION Vlnee Lombardi receive $5,000. lD the playoffs, the club• reachhw the di vtalon semi-lln&ls get $20,000 Dl\'lslm ftnallots each earn $25,000 with the loser ~ earns ~ 1 'f1 NEW YORK (UP0- The big payoUs continue in sports as the National Basketball Association announced today that a $400,000 jaciq)ot wUl be divided among ' • TIAILIIS • CAMNH • COAOIIS • PICK-UPS p.m. ESI'. routod the New Odeans B...,_ 'f1 ........ 138-117. . Not only was Daruels on target for the net, he also Toledo ....,.., ZlllqYWo 1111' ,. • • •• ' . J.' • . ' -.• 4 .' ".... GdtJIJ'·ViLli JiiJYS! ' ' TOP MEMBER tf 'tlie aell .' . White Boate alilr Ja nt. Arll!!tr F. 8111'111,' COhimblo . Ualvenlly ecou111111 ud ODtllme eblel .-..le H• viler to Iarmer Pretldeld Bloeabower. -wiD ltold eo~Qet.rukud-eoda Willie ~n.. •"'" ,,.., adollieelle ....Jniao utllaldlqllaeib-D torain..h'llti . · . • • swqt trtEt'T < . , . . .- ,,!, , ' . ·<;~, ., ' t ·, . · Sti,CII ·P,IN.ElPPlE . r • . '· . ' GOLDEN 1 3 ~. PENN CHAMP P~RMANENT ANll·f-~:~ZE . • Mro, ~ LarldDa 111111 ,..,_ lly were vltlil!llllr. ml iilro, trodlarldlll. · ' '' I " ·. ~ ~ ' ..•r"" ' t...Jo CoQrt of .. ,.' " • GRADE' ..A HOMOGENIZED iJIIe !~lhrauve Preilde.e NlDIL .·"""' (• ' ···, Nelile c.drt. ; ~· ••• , BAMANAS5 RIPE 7 IH. cl, ~ pl. RED BUTTON 1.• 19 RADISHES 2 i 1 89~ .APPLES :~~~TY 4 49~ "'---:t " lb. �\ . ' • ' J, 1111 Bail¥ &, - ' s.-w.a. VfdLI1fOI1 • Pcmerqr, . I o., 1-Wb.l, 1919 ''''·'·'"'''""""'''""""'""~"'"( ··· ..-7· al 3:~ ·P• CU"" CORONADO' ~ •vTile Nowy fnrl>lr>' IDID the loN at tho uss l'lloblo _.-eo~ to me reodlod Ito peak lodoy with dlocloouro lbol ...,.. doc:ul1entl were lolt to the North Koreano doiiplte treozlo4 elforto to ·deotrQY lllem. From here on out. tbe inquiry waa expected to go over tbe ...,. grwnd <OVered by llldiii>Or Uo,yd M. !!ueber In hio -•ac• aoa ewld not be sent. The head ot the ••aplOlc" lnlollilenoo unit aboml the olrli> told Tuesday of desperate but unsuccesiM atteaQpts to bum or d u m p all the clualfied documents before the North Koreans seized Ute veaael. Laooy ToTe~ Today Chief WO Gene H. Lacey, whl was on the brid&e wlllt Cmdr. lloyd M. !!ueber durlJtc: the attack, testltles bltore the five-admiral court. He will be !oUO!Ied by olbers of lito 112 IIUI'Y!ving crew members. At aD impromptu IMIWI Tuesday, Capt. WUUui E. Newaome, the ooun8e1 tor lito OUit, oold he thouabt 1IJo W>'ll'illgl might 01111 IIOOII8r 111111 OIIIO(tOd. Newsome oold . CIIK!8 flve or ab: sailors from the I'Uoblo had telllllled the ,c:oort ' ' ,. .• . - - - - --. Ednrd R. Mlrplu< Jr., lito ou<IIIIYO ollloor, were tile two by hil _.-lors tl>ot aid Q)' lntelll· ·-" and L1. - :lrunatic recital f1 his vessel's IIOI2ure and suboequenl tel!llmo- \ believe that l'llrtber IDformltlon was unnecessary. Newsomo oald It - d lllve beeo feasible to request the Alr ml&bl sloo. ~ . BY DIC~ THOMAS "BettA!r cpon tile _.lady, ho In - meiDI buliMII - - Not a.mctent Harris sold lltore were not lldlldent fa~ 1o •-an the _.., 011 the I'Uoblo bot 10cret ,.... was recmood to "power'' and top aecret !afor. malton was shroddod to .. ...,_ laid , • aJcher wae not permitted to ~- Harrl1 • M··~~-· ~-· of lito .·••_ w i - permlulon. But durin£ lito attack, tho okJi>per came In - - .-Ia! BDCI- diiiii!IIYed by uw undeotrQY~ aold "get rid of this stutr.•! Harrla 01id a puS~pWQ wao blocked b,y a cly1Dg man, tmake waa eboklng his men and oonfl18lon reigned. •-we did the best we could under the clrcumstancea." be Slid. Ll. MurphY, the secood In command, oold he lllougbt tho Pbeblo ' 4 &Dt tbeshortend~Ule llllck" w1teo eoofronlod will> tbe Nortb Korean warsblpa. ·~ dld not think two machine ..,.. 'W8!'e aulflcleot to 001>0 Will> lito enemy taak Ioree." he Slid. . rw alrMclJ ·-- • seen hlm • OIIIIIDID. -,-. _,. Thoee worda hm o.~ ::::?:;..,':~~:f.: -·~~ at ·----· ll'oll! 8 ,....,__ W. --...... YL, to Gollla CouDty, bepn a brief but harrow!,. -rlence for a Clay Twp. WCI!IOft and bor 13.-•.....,• soo Tuesdly altAir· .,_..._... noon. --•·" 27 """"-- '~n M. KlnL n_.-1 • ceu.e8trians by an auto, were lnvestipted Tueada,y by tbe Pomei'01 pollee clepll'lmeot. Pollee sold Solth Friend, 73, and Hol)jl Frland, 67, both of Pomeroy, were bum.Ped by a bJ Som. N. Am· vehicle driYOII old, 58, ~~Yracuao, when t h e y started wa1Jdng aeroas MaiD u Amold waa atart:loi to· pun out of a pll'ldng plaie. Pollee sold Arnold waa blocked !rom seeing the two men by a vehicle parked In froot of bls auto. Siitll Friend was removed to a.. Falcons Win Sle was alao precad in death by her huliband, Jessie; one 8011, a daughter, and t w o Secmd sts., where a bus p.illed ooto Seeond St., after stop. ping, and lllrllck • 1968 model brothers. car operated by Edward F1ndley, 18, Rt 2, Racine. MASON - The Wahlml. White Falccm cage team, maillly on the 11trenath of a big fourth quarter, scored a 7$-64 victoryO'fer'¥ialt.. lor bo.\i PeiUIBWro Tuesday .t,ht. The Falcon• traned15-13when the tlrat period erded, but held aUm leads of 311-26 and 5~8 wbon lito oeeond and tllfrd quart. er1 ended, rell)ectively. Junior Gary Clark turoed In a spectecular olreDIIft effDrt for the WIIPn by hltll~V for 29 pcln!a on 13 llold eoals and lltree trea lltrowo. TOll\' Flelda, Wlllt 14 poloq, W11B the only- Wallama player to hlllodciublellaui'eo. Pomsbon> waa paood In acorlor b¥ llllve Dotson who euood 12 W.kets and three charlb' to11ea Cor 27 pointa. Dotson also pulled down 13 of tho .tslto<'a 38 tera, Mrs. James (Florence) Crace, VInton, and Mrs. James (Eiodeaos SIDith, RD, Middleport; one 1!1011, Lewis V. WUllama, RD, Pomeroy; her atep.. mother, the former Louise Long, Galltp:ill1; three brothers, Law. renee c. Long, Vinton; Qdlley Long, BldweU, and Marioa Long, Cleveland; four slalera, Mra. Deleeoa Thomas, SaraiOta, Fla.; Mrs. Harold (Edna) Aleahlre, Wallhlnglon C. H.; Mra. Thelma Gilbert,-F - . n , and air 1, Columbul (Easter) Wheeler, ChiiUcolho; -erol baif.Oratllare lll!d sisters, and ob: l!'and· cblldreo ~ services will be hold Friday si 2 p.m. rrom RawllDp Coate FWIOJ'alllomo Wltl> Jlrotll.. · tr 11arr7 CanWw! olllelatlng. Burial will be In Middleport Hm cemetery. FriODdl 1110¥ can If. ter 7 p.m.lodoy. · White Faleon reboundqrebooala. wu ttvped by naw c011~1e . """'"«<W..W~' shot ~re Hltelhe,, 57, Coredo, W. VL, In tho aoek, aai platol..,hbJpod a waitress, Mrs. --u Shirley Poaton, 29, Hlllllln&too. •·• br oak lcrlre..dcon. Pollee Aid the gumnan then 'Jbt GreybouDd bus, drlv011 b¥ ElUo Dellarl, 47, Cllarleoton, bad onb' miDor damage and there was medium damage to tbe Find· illY car. No cbargea wore Died. The other aee~ st 7:30 p. m. oo Ealll Malo st., rooulted lD Jamea LuCas, Jr., M. Pt. · Plessant, being arrested Clll a DWI cbarge. Lucas's car reportedly out~ control, otnock a lepll.y parked 1965 . - 1 veblcle owood b¥ a. Mary Joyce FlmDoy, Rt. 2, cine. There was heavy damap lo lito aide and rear of lito Flniley car and Lucas's 1967 model car wao demolished. No ln,;or- . · • Pennsboro 15 28 48 54 Wlbama 13 30 50 75 PENNSBORO (54) Dot.1011 12-3-27; Parka 2-2-6; Flemmb¥ 2--2-6: VWera 2..0-4; Hogue 3-2-Sj "-Ynel D-2-2; Lawrence 0-1-L TOTAL'! 21-1244. WHAMA (75) · logs o--•· DOMINO .WHEN YOU Wh.,o Shooo Are S.nai.ly Priced ~"' SOME SIZES AND STYLES REM~ING HURRY! I I ,' ~- i! . ,? COUNTRY ILK........... ~.~~~. SLICED BACON LB. BOX . kers.......... Cra( I , ~ - lO LB. ,fOODLAND .... 128 MILL Sf:' . lb.· .FC)ODLAND CAN'NED ... SALE ,WHOLE SUGAR ........~~~ -- FIC¥JIE . ALL THE ANGLUI, THE BEST VALUES "IN All -. HOME '( / FURNISHINGS '-../' ' FRESH . PLUMP ' • KANAUGA, OKlO • HEHDERSON, W.VA. IT'S BAKER FURNIJURE F~R MIDDLEPORT, 0. o •• Feb. s, 1969 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .to lli;:u.o r v FOODLAND "' ' . . . 16 oz. ·_B.READ.......~~~!: 6-PACK 12 oi R•.C. COlA.~!~ 12 oz. CAN Corned Beef... FAIRMONT · .~ FROSTY ACRES CO·TTAGE Orang. e Jui(e .... 5 t,.:s51°0_ FROZEN ·SliCD "' · · -.,.. · ·-' 00 5 Strawberries... 5 ~t;~ ) §f;.r;.. l:rttris ~ .NJ:.~ON ' ~ -~·~~ HOSE ...~ lieD! In Clboll~ llo&llilal at Huntington, wbore she · I~ undersolng a aeries of brain tu1. &be Ia In room 645, for lltoac willhiDJ! to aOIId cardl. BONUS .......!~~~ . . ' BlUE DeNIM ! Sofa ·'Pillows . BOXER F '*'"""""' 77C"· Aswted Solid Colors .· Bil Bonanza tJv> otrolll!tll of its llr force b¥ mld-19'10. Up tuad down p,.g Talb up again ~ · P... G DETERGENT • liNG DAYTIME • 30's IN HOSPITAL FOB TESTS Marcy Owerul, 15 year o I <I dau&bter at Mr. and Mrs. James H. 0Won1 at Pomorq,y, Ia a pa- .. ~- <: . F4JAI~Y PACK·CHOCOLAlE BON-BONS ... . ~ •. CO,kies I , ,. ... . '.i''' t.,;, ~~: 36" WIDE '·' . . BROUGHTONS HA~F · PINT d an . HALF ••••••••• AMERICAN DIPLOMATS TODAY dlamlosecllalk at·a dadlock It the Vietram peace talks a~ said they were enc:aur-.ed by a cautloos ~ dewloplng between the AWes and Conmlo>nlsto. The olllclals sold that although lltolr appr..choa to tho lssuea were 1tnl ndicalbr dlUerent, both shlea were now movt.nc on (lOIDo. . CRISP-SOLID HEADS BANQUET-CHICKEN-TURKEY- -~ k'~• ·-Un"tach•• MUSLIN . BOIL ·~HE BAG ... ' '•·.. 1 LOCAL TEMPS F•tlll 1'Qior's Marauders we r e GoldJJa polnto lor Coa<b. .J«q. Wright, 112 lb. elaao, I1Ye ,.< paiDii m a pin; Ml<e Roush, 120 Oil a de- - . . . 127 lb. a forlolt; W lb. eleaa, I1Ye iii~!~· em a Ilia: .itt~ lfaaldll, ole... IJl1ll polala . . a pdata ... y- 1St ....... ar.r. lllll,mlt.. ' llo ........ a .... .3 ROOMS New Furtlturt OilY $299 ' ......... r...... F r - IDdaJ, bot od -- -cal - o l from a doc· tor 1[11 llol)'. lbo oro! - · tiYoo. 00 BAG~ FROZEN PERCH WASH'N COTTON SHIFTS •'"* GO ON SAL1! PARIS CUPO - Blrtb <O!!irOI plllo , . em sale leaoll1 In Frozen 5 lb. Bag ~ Potatoes Barpld! · PARIS - -- lllil*lnl. ., Uelo IIi Yn. --.-" ...., t-' .o.---11 ti kDJ. IJI'' ' 1·~• Old-Ie a· craoo ' "Ht thtea~ua, look hock 1o Hlllllilllton . Willi . ;.:at""" GaUII>oija P-'.... - .. "'' -·~ •---·-~- I llto...,..._.toCbe.-u . and- Whl1o tlleJ Wtre In u• • - • lhtJil, "<o~IIOIIIOJdna SlllilpWOf8 H - '~=Pa~ ~ and ~ u•luou:to~COuDb'. Sl>arp said. Kliv, accCI!'dlog to Silt. Jim Hunter and Jmolllptor d~'d. ~cljlot.ed "Thay tool< at. 218 to Mo<cer- Mro. Jablilon, oeemed oorry of Go• Palte~ . hUDt for ~ In ._.,. Gill~a, .We, • olllcera said, and llton hlo acti<JiiL He asked litho r.-o ' Holalon Jolln100 waa at wor~ . ~ ' ,· , .,.,.. 1!>0 ll8ltt will> tho Gtllll CouDt3' HlatnnY ' The tnn ~~~~ ~- 111. KIJW fCO'ood Sharp to stop tile~ "He Aid, I hite to do this," Departmonl wheo the lnclderll ~18 IOUih ol Merconnte ln'OuJ• ~-theRd.JollooonThat'sl'ariiii)DIIIew•~-- .'"' . tnn releted•llra. Jablilon, and patted oc<III'I'Od and didn't p~-.,..,. an Twp, An llli...u.t~t olliDii!Jce ··-· ead, and oold ~ · 1c1,"11 enlod. That li'as tile !all tiDJe Rlclof Clll the h ' ill 5:30 P. m,Ric~ J ........ _,. fnd ...-ch proved \ .. ·'"'- saw .,,__ ~-r he had ••rYe JOl abo)' aevenyearaold." •J.chth pwter It HanMn Trace • • Ji.lt aeen by h1l 1 --·-• ~w --,_ ~-~ tled•mMra.I.. J-andhor Lea>IJIItht~-.-qW...u EII!!!OIIIUySchool,stoyod- when h•lefltlleJohniiOII' ha!iio .... ':••~.,ani 511arp. and pgod; ~ aneesclll' ll!ldo Cnm scfoool Tuesday 'Willi a..... Tueaday l!llemoon. ......., hit P...,IY In Sharp' a ear. ' Acluall)<, It waa ·Sbo!tJ who b<uld and _ __, !lire. Johnlon Shaq>, who had been tied will> ....... tho plaoUc tel......._ cord, was and 100 - lorcecrto at ~at .,....... the ftrat fltbetrlotogetloose. by KlnL Mel, 1beo ~ tied"' He waa able to otrotc:htheplaalte Sha111, whom he anepdly rabbed of $20. coni and work his hands tree, ~, 11968 metaWebluewlth aid tl>eo untie hil feet. black .tnyltq> was last .... , About \ tllil limo, Mrs. Jolu>soa'e sister aad busbl.nd, Mr. ~~=&::!XX:::::: NeliOIIYiUe-.Yotk 'faMol~ INII, undtr 1U1Q' lklel. lllka dODCOlo brlnf Sllarp 1D !!!' a11er- • ~ ~ In ' 111'1 otqco., ' ' '' !!' i~lbf '1:!~ ~~ H·'"",...._ - - . _ t o Nod Pr!iidi~, . .. =-~:-;ueauoaod Sllarp 111!11 ~'IPalla ~Jb' ll!lilce, .. ..... rU 15, makl!!llt ....,,...,. to lllve an aoU asmplea prooossed before tbe n1ah. 'Jbt _........, In l"omennJ'• lll'll..l'GUIIds, scored ita flrat rie.. downtown busineH dlltrlet It tOr, ·oi lito OOIIIOD, 31~, oi'or 11:30 a.m. today waa 40 do- - J- ••II! SMIP'• - to iho ~omeror, J ' •' $ · , ..,, FILLETS each ' IANAUGA, OHIO and Fane, · C.Uttry Drus PRINTS ' ONE 11. PIGS. 00 '· Pin· Tht Melp Marauder wroot.. 111!1 - · laking forlelto In - - ' ( •• c:laal, three polala llo!S , .~ chordd wtifr.Jaot. ·-~.·' Chase aold an spriDg - DMIIII be COJJql!- bJ fadns 'rillllnl: _. The Daily Senttnol, Middleport • AIMOURS ~; 1Uarauders .,.. JH!.,~ ~to drl~,. ~him • t._• and boy Wltll clo!hollillo rope •Cnm tile. por<!J at tile J..,_ . W8.)'1!0 1L Chue, chairman of lite Meigs ASCS C o u n t y oommlttee IUIIIOW1ced today soll181Dples are nmr being accepted and ljlllllcatlons are beIng taken for ~dpotlon In lite 1~89 ~lura! ~..,.... ' ' ·· GWiBPie s-2-8; T. mon grourG on certain 1ubJeeta. Fields 5-4-14; Rizer 3--2-8; <lark ugly 1U-29; S. Fields 1-0-2; G. Fields Santa Bar6ara SANTA BARBARA, CAIJF. - A BROWN; UGLY oU IJ!ck eloaod 1..0.2; Hermon. 2-4-4; Howard 1.0. ~ and licked at Ita Pl•tooiai -heo. 2; llorrlo 1-0-2. TOTALS 32-11· Santa Barllara's PUihed shoreward b¥ aoulhtrl7 wlnla, clll'ra!! a lractured mhhore .75. wan waohed i'd.A> tllla room Tuesday nlcht. The harbormasler'a "" 11 lice ordered the owners of 750 fishing aall pleaauro boato . . there 1o otoy awoy l'ra!! their cntt - . . at tho lire huud. Slate and foden1 offtclala worked lllmJtlll the nl8ht I!IIIIPI!w emorvoDCY measereo lo try to mltlpte 1118 damqe. Cll1 ' forellll ~- a _..,.,_, ln·tlle ~-... Dill>IIIJ 1'111111». ' used thil toblllll do< Sllarp ll4ld VALUES FOR THURS.-Fil. -SAT. W..X·~· xu.···· •<~.::XW?W.<'·W • · · ·~>'m> · :::=:::::~::=:::.::::.~:o/4~:::::::-.=::gz:::o::::mr=:o:-:·:·:~=:-~:S~!::~n.&:::.-=-.:::::0-::::l!l®~ double . 9 - . With free pump Wollama hit on 32 of 88 shots frOID the lleld for a 36 per coot average while Peomboro aank 21 of 49 trio• f..- 43 per ceJJL ' Mro. ,Jolla Wa!Wh, """"" tbtott. ' 17 .~ 1(0 ~ lJ~ liP! ~ ~imll!llt* ' ~ ........... •' 1!W , and ' DDLEPORT wltll 14 and Toay Fiold1 with 10. The hosto, 1n an, got 73 "'" • ' Friends, accordJng to tile pollee. No charges were filed. Pollee aloo probed a two vehicle mishap at 1:15 p.m. at the lnloriOCiion of Coort and was a member of JehovaJ1 Witnesses. lile Ia aunived b¥ two daUIII>- Pennsboro • ..,, It a.· 1{eterans Memorlol Hospital hY POmeroy emergency~ at leJ were reported 5:19 ,p.m. where he waa treated and released. Noimmedlatemedieal attention '"IS given H o 11 y For<:e to tellltr wt be did oot tldllk it was necessary In view cl os•ol tellllni<lly that planes could not han reached tbe FUeblo in time to gve her. Lt. stephen Harris. the head 75-54 Over ·• 17 l'<llltJod Paddle' a BOrofJ60.3 2, J Mro. Mabel WUI!nms HtiYes, 64, RuUand st., ldlddloport, died Tuellday evening In Holzer Medlcol Center. Mrs. na,es was born June 6, 1904, the daugilter of lito late Charles E. and Elizabeth Angel ~s "':!::"",.t!"'· IUt b~ Auto Three tral!le accl-a, oae two peclelllrianl o&ruck Dies Tuesday Mrs. • U.!: lnvolY!ng Mabel Hayes J........., m. llll.ta Rd., - t 2:10 P. Tuesday, laldlw will> him Sharp, wham he hid hiJd U .....__ -~ ~•- and a~ ........,.... ...~o~~~~r a ••--. - r y Tuesday ~ 1" a oollc:. ldentlftod Kl- 01 lito maD wbD hall al1e&oclaton olJIIOOIL ' ' --..- . -oro •-IV a ton, anogedJJ< forced his nylnto tho home or Mr. and Mrs. Hoi- Lon,g. 'I • Destruct Efforts ·· Mother, Son, Terrorized By :!~~;?ai~S ~~=~E~ ~~,==~ ..Uc«}-· the~~==.."": ~:o~=Tto . FI_.!Jed au ~-•If. 0 nof~p ue hi0 . R unted ChesarpeaheMan SharP'•-· u~aa~~~~=· ~Hill .,.~ !lod~t>tlle- ~Ciod J...._,~ ,II¥,~~· ~= ' " I ·, ' · "OLD W.VA. < ��•• 'he Datl7 Sz uw, M' IIII'DI'l ... P 1 l"t, 0., Feb, S. lHt ' U - " • L • • I A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' walcJliim-, W~~" i\~ · B~mgs WANT AD hiPOIUIATtott OIAOllltll 5 -~-- O.y ~~ ,vltllcetiM 2 SIGNS C..Cellotlona & ~Kifou 'I.U ~ ocuptM VMII t .... fw Of .._., D..4tr... ' •·•· D.x. sf Pu..llcet ..A . I 1' •~ ,,, ·-· ... "'"'''' 12 C..... p0r word thn~o COIIIMuti'Q boaortlon11 . .......,...... 25 ,_.. unt Dlacount an ,.rd cuta .... "41t ,.,,. within 10 doya. CARD OP: THANKS & OBITUARY i ILIND •os OfFICE ' HOtJRS Card Of TMnb Notice l WE WISH to e~ress our sincere thanks and gratitude to all our CrielrJs and neighbors for their PUIIIJ(; SALE LECRGE S Auction House, Rutland, Oltio, Friday, February 7, 1909 at 7 p.m. Uoed I • ,• awtar. mother, Alta A. Roush, Spe-- power tools, appliances, hair dryer, toaster, vacuum cleaner, tape record<t'a, fish aquar. iwn, mixer. electric heater, BARGAIN VALUES cial thanks to Dr. Telle and staO' at Veterans Memorial lloapital, the Rev. Paul .Fortney for his consoling words, OF OUR cameras, new clothing, many other items. Used end tables, sludio L'OIIdl, recllnlng chair, bunll beds, several ut!Uty cabinets, cbert of drawers, Foglesong Funeral Home; also mercbandise, electric '' to al1 the people for tOOir love-ly cards, tloral offerings, food, and to everyone that helped in any way. The Children, Taylor, Clar. oUoman rockers, club chairs, dresseni, cool beaters, :Ill ence c., George, and Frances pairs good II!OC1 shoes. di!lles and glamrare, many other items too numerous to meo. 2-5-Up Rou~h, and Betty Webster. !Mol'l 992-SB96 Ge...a J'ulld 91f.3861. ..,...., SAVE BIG. Do ,.,.,. OWD l1ll and upholslery cleaning with .. HOBSTETTER REALTY In do-lt-,.uNolf 01nenl PfOPirt.J Tulle•l lllllot• IGnt~~l .. I 1,,..11' Taqlble ~ Properf.7 Tn (01'0111) -..u ~'-':". .Tu. Looal oo..nuatat <•='l:.,;;o · ~ 111d -.m ooo.- nar.. ,a,..... '"" :~~~llle&IPril ..".'. ·... • •..:: ....,...., ... . . . . . ..• 4.. . . I"OTAL aiGINNING """"""" PLUs ~;:;~D~~ """'" ......,..,.,. AD11JNrstunv1 • ...... TOWN ~c.!!!'_ IIOIUAL lv........., -rr#rl't ~~ ' CDli:TDJa .... •.ao aa• • '"i,~~I'MID0 UP" CIIINCIIILI.A poll. C111 - . ...,. u"'"• ,._ .. fiRilh. Clo,,. ltll'l U • fO ft. lldlle .._, lo,.lr. L ...m h- t11 ,.. ...,. olcl oftfl11111 fUI'nlt. , . .... •• ltull4 ,..., _,. awtt. . . . • .. , M will •• c.,..4vctN - . ~,.. ' - h ..... .... • MJO_.. , f• ..,. .-.... u ,.hll S.Otl •. tbree - 1-»«e bodJ"""". Pbooe ... tulllp • ., ,.,..... Yl•lt the fir•• •I••• . u,.., ~::·-;,_.ch-.. ., .. . . . . . . 1. . ., ... ---·-. .. SMITH AUTO SALES lfANAVG~, .OtfiO school. •• ·~ -'*" .. ... . .- be doe•'t 181m to want We'ft been tamib' friend• for . a diYOree. We liYe toJeiher only yeara and tnllt eaeb other eom.. three IDOndta. pleteJr, !l,y bullbMdlo prelilY llrlllJI- lu bOoa!u 1y away 0111 u aut.ot..town Job. toudl with me IIDc:e tlda trouTlle11 lrlend•, Dot 8Dd Jeri')', ble, lnd be Ia bea1na the chllJnvt Dot •blm to me over - · art .. dren andwall mefor 11> ro1un1 to . tired after work ond doelll't Uke 1111'- hill· 11> out, wldle Jerey lono • bultl to llnllbleD out, or aatlle good marie.: So the otber al&tlt tor a man J tbiDk 1 at.owect 1ov.. Dol called me and liked If Pd Ina llx ;yeoro 0/fP? ihl lo I IJOOd IV 11> 1bo theala' wltll Jerey 10 11111, but I keep .._ . . , lhe could relit. how waadei:Atl ID1 preiHt tua1 1mow nv IJI•Iblnd wouldn't biDd .... INilan 1 beCame bf.1 AND 4:30 P.M. l<eeping Meigs Gollio ond Mason Area Informed A,s Well· As -I IV ~ ~=-~VND : .. """""""' ~Y •· 1• ·· ,.,.., vobl<lo ....._ . -. : · • ""' · · · 1 ~~_. , ... ._,.a -.u ' · -·", 0 UII.OO 1 - - .. 114- ,,....... ----..... . ....... .., .. --· . AOIIM.O & C...._. Plrl IWI' \ I. L . . . . ... . . _ ... ii-·'10'111111 Entertained ..... ............. ., ........... Preslou Peanoa, roalde ldekollopeelal(ft for tbe Blolllmcn Colla, never played fciotballla . coiJece. He pJa7ed huW laate8d. AI a ...... ft.~ on !be UniVeriil;7 ballretball !Aiam, be ... lm· • preuecl an IWal loolbell tbe coachatetl blm ''!be pro foolball 'i::t I~ tltCJuah Dear Helen: llllnd. u I uked him over lllo - WIUCH? . ~~~~ phone next clll, but ~ I dld.. Our Which: OONIIIW. """' ...... o .-... .. n't aeeopt. Am lletllq "oocleBl.-1 or bomo- ~ "~ion,- ... ,1>.- IJ"I!!d''1lllol~tm1811!MY" Pm'llite ..... belllllo~ ="'- · ~' · ~lifo tao 11111C!b?·Pfinl1 c. .- - - ....tll!oid. m>bol1li;r 1 1 -~ . 3 P.M. • ~ Fumlture ond 12 NOON ti,AUO ............. . . ·-- IMIItt.rl"'t 7:50 A.M. ·\ ~. tu,J.•;aa•.,•••u• · ond 'WPIVVed br OYeQooo. uU.. 1l1ll'rlatlo u a ....,...._ What do )'OU and 70111'· read- ble fraat tor hll actiYitlel.. He oro tll!uk?- CONVENTIONRUL- doelll't 1 wile - be IlNde c.R.: Get blm 0011 af,.... mind and I'd 1111 - IV 11> lllo II1IIYie IIIII ,.... lifo, but clan'! accopt ,.... elliOI' 1 porfoclly barmleoo former llllllllad'o IIlier ..rau , _ . wltll I lrlend. art Pll are _.. 111U can ba I real bot • lol 01 !111 · - · will 1111- 1r .rau oro llln. 1o hall.,.... with me. POJ'bliPI ,... - - too, 11o1bll lo a coao 1111ere EVERY. fore 1llU 111emj1t - l l r marTHING depertda 0111 tbe J1C11111e rtace. .... 11.. llm>IYed, lllllllld>* .rau IIIII Jar- 11eor Hoi•: · r)' ore Ye17 lifo. lll&ht? - H. .'l'llen ore ~ 1 Dear HoleD, ll1oulad In 111o I1DIIed I lmew 1111' MOD! ~~~- !lllleo wi10 are tniltled 111 ddl4 na ~~~-~~ but I I .it,wii· a· . . · · a.. PHIL PASTORET ., · Count !o 10 before sotline ·~· and you'D hilve :':Oto ulld up a nice head Jflddalrle--. ED , ,.....~ · · '• i - Dear · ehanee to , . ou!f~ ·- ~ ~. dcilbtYh&.--~.~(t"'-tbia Ia COIIQIJ.eteiJ Ate WR Intended 1o1 · but 11 aaJr .. . - . : . ,m. o , , • /l'o re11141'lcab~ with wh4t forlitudo a ~1011 c011 it J - beGT trouble when • ....1 bcl!lg l.fPOnetiCI!d ./>v him.~!f. • • • Tile ontY peraon more .tbln I can ...,.._ bJ lbolr d l <01114 accopt thlo u 1- u _lt · lllabondl, 1111 UW't pt. - . . ilwolY• ..... bamo.llllouilrl · - ....... lllo ba¥0 ~-.Jdmolotblmeboap _to....,..... . ' tot111o~lnatoed,beebanit~•lllorolllloliid edfnlm1klnl, ~.llw- be . noUCIIIaJ,OCIIlolion to.....,. fatr m a a t o - - c:oul61'l oil - . ., IIIII rna. I ..... blo -~~~ caulciD'I- .. blo ..,_.. balf wu al-1 II -111111 tbe , _ nc!p- ·- DW!!!IIh baiL He Ot10ll4 be att - . ... V1r7 bar<! 1o to 1110 before lbtcomo bill wilt, .... cGatral .... 4 -~· but lba1 be "'!!!bocktoprotor- ,..eral - · - · Wbr~ rllw mea. lie lfoa l1rouibt- o hao t1i bin 1 l1W1f1r af blo mole frloadl beme o n • and PQ' ldla ·a a.ttc1 a1 lbe .. .. ..... lfbea ·lt'hp Ill lllo Before be left mo be told mo to NO . bor 'tblldna ore be 11> be ~ ..... It u lor? Can ........ rtOin ocbor bar<! for blm to IIIII ov• Iii 1111' ~ _ to ac<Qt -~~~~~ lo (llv- DEili!:IITJI) AND DESPEII.ATE t11 11> blm, ll1lo ......... be lila 'lblo rii'M u _....,. to mlldun af botl1 - . ~ bolllwo fudl7 lMnl. ., If JQO'n baf. 11111 ..u It btntuilllirodlt ala . I lovt blm and IIIDI1obtlp :.ltldltllu.:::,.or.,:~.~ him, but be _.. bock, will oliO oina a- lbe bio:Q'iirt-1 tholqJbl the br~ l!'gart who D!Akes 100<1 on 6li bom-klollnf . • 11o1.a. a-..., 1 M News, Notes -· loeol ow'*• v-, PS, Pa & AT. O~IL Y · .._ L IUuDder 65 Pontiac .. , ;.i$1495 C.. oll!'ll 2 •• Horo r op. Onto j . ' •r~ ' " ~- CROSSWORD DOWM tt..De- -:· .._ t ..c.ner _ . ..~.~ . . l.•ceN4 -~XI~IIii ~ ioiJ.. M.· of wn•••.lllo, Ohio n ~ Roo.. &M. ·A,ptatd.alelp II •lfeo I. · of AI...,,, Olilo •• 'S.... L ... 143 & tho 689. .. . ' ~ \ ' \ • , MACHINERY ' c) . .a.~ ' ~ 4. J'UMd • . 'frau.. ·1, -. ' ~ · U•ubllol\ecl 1. To coon e.lllldra . .11. Otl ...... .~ 1-.(:!raqtl .... ...,Cf~ . ,·,ornn.: J,I.Paomo j ' ~ ~-~- CCii"of"t}••I -n.,-{ Extro 'lice. 4 .,. onlh. p.._ ,,..,,,.., wtleomt ,.,... - ' -.. •. ·elM., .,hoi~ 4II'ICI .........,.... ~~o~oa-..~u ..... a~~n.w.. ... _ ·.. ' 65 Pontiac ••••• $1395 c ...uno .... s..-. Ono c.... -r "' ........ Mason Area _.., .... ,.., ..... .. AT .IC:IICDVLB Ul ' ---...,.fc. A terlq; of 11'-lnt cion• LOCAL REPORTS DAILY IDCilon'o tootb. 1.1111.11 llAL41'1C&, • .IA.NUABY 1, 1 kM:ElPTI .... ea.. Star, Too B.U.TfMOIIE - (NEAl - f'T: PLEASANT, W. Vi. •. DIFFICUL-T presents woru ~'dellt de Uoa," melD.· 1,13SA1 on...... AN'I'l'Qiml, ditdles, lurnHun!. mloceHanum. Cab MNIII5. Conutartal Consf. Co. TEENJIB!: I>AUI5!<TER . ,...,-""": ; m • pr,.... doll.... PHCtMI! 304-675-2425 I THINK VIRe/L WANT& ME '10 MANA~ HI& I.ORMADOII dlndellon leaf-lUre tbat of a Uon'o tootb-pve tbe plant Ill Dime. The DilDo comeo fro m tbe Franeb , ..... ..u.... ••lee. · FOR FREE I!STIMArl! WMPO Q-Hovi did 1M tfaltd<rllon gel i l l - ? A-Tbe •~ape of the . . . . . . . . . . I l,'IJIM . . • I#JuJ l.a.tfc '111REE-PIECE :Modem bod- AIR CONDMONIIIO llefrller· room suite, good llp1'ing8 and 1 ,....., ............. J..... RorrllTRAILER. Bn>IWI'S Trailer mattr.... Will lieU cbeop. New lfua. bOlla Park\ MlnersviUe, Obio. Pllone 0 ..-... .... 411fe Call · 2-l4tp 99'l-3324. 2-4-8tc I UtUt NEW 111611 Zig Zag ~ 1111>- READY • IIIX 1-INtlle debHARMONY apartments - 3 111....,. ctline in lovely cabinet. autorflld to , _ and 4 rooms, furnished, new WILL DO OIWblg at home matic zig zag to sew on but· Fall tmd 0011. line elll··-· waDs, floon, furniture. pri· llppen, pockets, pegglns. lona. makes butloMoles, momatoo. PboDe IIUIM. 0.,... ........ .·. ...-... vale parking, Out of allllooda, hemming, 1lteraU0111, ele. 1101f8DI and fancy dealp by .... Read)' • Mil Oo., llldtllo> l blocks !rom Pomeroy pool loin. Freddie Thabet. MUOII, lumlng a single dial Left In part, Oldo. • • lfe office, 992-53112 !rom 10 a.m. lay-away and .....,.. used. Pay Phone 773-5!51 . 4-30-1,. . ....... 0 .,_,,. to 6 p.m. '-"4-tlc ott 156.10 or tenna ,1 .15 BUDGET PR1CE l'llmlttft t111 .~y. PlloDe - . -. VACANC\' lor two e1t1o1iJ CIIIJ' third tloor badge! ....... pie. Pnler prl•ate paid , . ~ ...... P'urnltln. lllddJeport. llonll. Phone M - TIUIII. ClliD. D-Ire . 0 ._. IU.Uc ELI!lC'I'ROLUX 'vacuum cleaDor, complete with allatb- IEW11'4G loi.4.CJJINE9, repair . . .....,._., menls, paint opray, oorclwlnHelp Wanted llnlce,allmabi.WYS. der. Loon tmd cleana lite L.WY to cook and work, and :ISM, Tile Fobrte llbop, Pam. . .. o • • new. Pay ott balanee of 8 ...,, Alltbaibiod . . . . . . . live ln . If not interested in CLEAN expensive carpels with payments at .-.so mnnthly. and Senlee. We ......., ilvlng ln, do nOt answer this ::: lbe bell. Blue Lllltre 18 Am...__ . . tre ad. Pbone 992-5251. Utfc erica's favorite. Rent sham~ Phoue - · ~ . . . . . . . . . 0 .,_... pooer fl. Tlny'a Bargajnland, CIGAJUm'l , _ . , rr+H a Pets For Sale U«c TERRIER puppleo, Ill • .... old. Ralpb Fndll, Mucm. BEAUTIFUL WIRE TERAlii! ABC .... prll-. . o • .., »ete RIERS. Pup, min. Schnauz. NEED LIMn'I'ONB lor , _ PboDe 7'134117. lol- W, VL PbCIIIo mall, . ' .. • ~.... crs. Datbolnmds and Poodlleo dlh6Wii)t We tum1o11 ad Jli8Z i'OI'fl'IAC, 4 opeed, two wttll puppy trim. Bartano ll:mmelt w. Sbuler. _ . llardtnp. Pbone IJIJ.'III'I'I. JW)JO mi1'Y ......... Kla., OoolvUle, Oltio. Pbone CCIIIIncltar. ...... ......_ U4le .... - •I •• lldlllletll IS&Uc · -· w.-. L ...... lata lllniiiD. 11'-e . . . . D. nnze. on- ...._ F,., llent Pai'A'I'OES, Phone IIS-DI IIIII CHEVRoLET Nova, rodlo ... lUIIe • I l l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cua.. ~ IIMI beater, very clean. RaIIIIALL ROUSE. two bocbiWil 0...... Prolllll, Poi1Jand. 00 . . 1M .., ol ,....,., ... cine Rome National BoU. tmd bath. Reasonable nnt. 10-lf.tfc .... D. Oo•t........ P•'..Wm.l' . . . . .&Well . . . . . ...... OMtiN311. I-Uic !"hone IIIUUO. £Ulp . ... ..,... .:.un. ..... c..,, ... . AU'I'OifOIIILI: ~-.... ~ No. •. , . ....,.., , . fhwrel IMI PON'1'L\C GTO, 4110 culllc ,.... _.. ..... o. ar •• ..._ • tM lnch, fllpood lrlnamlsoloa, a. ~ ...., ~~eaet ean Mllll. ~---~., • 11 lfe eollenl COIIdltlan. .. ...,.,. J'llillliJ ............... .. IMl ...... p.m. l·IS4fe --'---- SIDING • STORM WINDOWS • REMOD!LING AND BUILD IN~ GbDAl, J'UNI) ....... --- ALCOA ~ALUMINUM TO'f.U.S · · . . .... · . . . . . lll.tii.DI l ••· Special II.M Prices 1.0'11.11 Fife Dl•trlet FuM . ..... ANTIQUES, lumllure, dllbeo, mi'COIJaneoua. Mrs. lloward f40.91 a Moath. Terms, cash.. Auctioneers, Cedi, 800 w. MilD St., l!'I'ORAGE IIVILDING Z 11153 FORD pldup, good coodlllob umuninp, Forest ...,, 1·15-llc floors 10 X 1111. Good accea for tion. Don BelL Pbone !17· George, MUlersport, Obio. loading. ~.110. 21162. Z+8lp U.1tp For Sale c:r Trade MODERN BAR - Corner loca· 63 CHEVY, llo-ton truck. SUGIITLY used walnut .,.... lion, 6 apal'lmenls, 2 modem. MUSIC EVERY Friday and ' Pbone !Hf.Sit3. U3tp Good opporlunlly lor couple. oole stereo, sold new fl97, Saturday at Jack's Club oo $10,COO.OO ,..., lllOIIIhs old, now $00. Pay HaJTisonville Road, off Rt. 11185 CIIEYl!OLET Impala two. ~ FARMS NEIIDED $6.23 per mnntb. Call for free 7. u-3te door bard lop, IS'/ au!Gmatle, home trial, m-2836. ~tc HELEN w VJRGU. TEAFORD ........ .-mg and brakeo. SYRACUSE _,,_ TII'ERE wiU be a gun shoot, CIIIIIU5t7. I.J&.Ife 1969 ZIG ZAG - . , . macblne ~ Sunday, beginning at noon at · portable model, one month the Forted Rllll Sportoman For Rent old, l110110f!l'ams, overeaata, lutfMII ...,... Clull. Em-yooe II wekome. appliques, sewa on buttona, CUJmiS 'l'llCIINICWc, "-' u-tlc ONE THREE ROOM 'mAILER, buttonholes, blind bems d..... PuVr, - - ........ ooe two room lntler, Marlcm an .......... M-•~- 111111 ..., .., ..."''', _fl:.-p,p,a~. 1 ~. · · ......... • · -... _ · ' MatiOI!· , . VM'' · . ~· .•-__..._, _,_ " ~ H81Bn<e N!J.7S, or pay p~y: vWe caD ......... WliiiOo JlaliPbone 773-5147. J-Ute menll ol ~.35 per month. day Greollnp. D111J IIII'VI<e FVRN1S11ED and UDiumlsbed Phone IJIJ.2838. UQcp w1t11 nmw Sunday ,.... THE RAVENS ~._ /.. ·~· CIGoe to 10-JI.Ue lcllooL tsa.llle AT Phone IIIJ.Mil 1969 ElARLY American steno. Tbls set bas AM & FM radio, C. C, B!Wil'OIID HOTEL MARTIN "tliAILER LOTS. Bob's lltlblle oHpeed au-atk' 1'l!llOI'd AVCI'IONJIER Court, Syraeuoe, Oldo 011 StW cbanger, lovely linisl!, just Couplele Senlee FRIDAY, FEB. 7 Rt. 1St. Pllooe Pl!laJ. Uke new. Take over paymento ~lJ..IIe of $5.84 per month or pay 9:30 PM Til 2 AM ....... OMo fiUL Try it in your bome. FOOR ROOM lumllbed ..,.n. Phone 1192-2836. Pop & Jau-No Roclc J.4.4lc Clltl "'""'"'· I I tre _,l AD UIIUI!eo paid, Pllooe INCOME '!!AX Senieo 41i1J eseept ~ay 8 to 5. EwniDp bJ appollltmenl Mn. "WI!Ida' 1!211lD, Rt. S, Pomeroy. Llurel Cliff lklod. .. liiNf ....,. &.... .. . I. Main P-tiJ, 0. I IMI.IJI A:loior :Vehicle Uc.i.I!.MI 'l'b ru.s . . . .. . . . . . . . c-ua. Tu l'und • • , • Blue Lustre. Rent electric GEO. BOBSIEIIDt, Broter llhampooer fl. Baker . Fum~ IMtM DOWN - 5 n10ms, ball!, bosemeut, level lot in town lure. Utle Wanted lion. Consignments wek:omed by operator. Forest George. Not reopollllible for acddenlo. STARTING SOON ..... AI..._ t -GUARMITEEDPHONE 912·2094 CHIOUIMI Tax f'Wid . . . . . . I.Uil.a i'lft Dtl~ FU.ad • • 400.00 TOTAL& ··· · ·· · · · ····· · . .,..... Bal&llCII Dllc. .n. 1111 p...,., GOOD HAY, Vei'IIOII NeaM. - ,... ........ . ' Reo.--- Bryants Budpt Shop w. Gtln•raJ 1\uld. .. .. lfo&or Vebkllil UnDM BENRY a.ElAND Olllce ..... Are Ad••rtl1ed 101 -·- 18,500. DAN(( '', \. ~PElT SJ.55 Tu..... .............. ..... FORCED TO MOVE SALE NEW SIIIJ'f 80V ' lilCONOMY ROME - LQw uUUI!eo, 5 n>Oma, 2 betlrnomtl, bath, a great buy at ff,SIIO. MiDOLI!lP'oRT - A LARGE HOME - In p>d oondlllon. TDtol . .-.. . . .... . . . I I,W.II close to llqlplng, 2 otory GeMnl J'uDII Mot.or Vellk!le UNDM frame. 4 bedrooms, 2 balM, 11.101.10 uUUty 1'00111, 'IIOf([ areo, aD o-Une TN I'"IUMI I'JM DWtrict f'lmd • . . . · · -for ,10,111111. TOTALl . . •,. 11J,'RJ'I'.Je '!"vt&l ltellllptl • Baiera SYRAQ]SE - LIKE NEW u. ...rat ....... .• 1 4, m .11 l llary frame, 3 bedrooma, MoliN Velllc!Je LINMt Tu PalMI . .. . . . . . •• ,....., bath, bosemeort, eJCellOIIt ldl· QIMUM TIUI: hllld ..• , . . I""'.Jl UI.Rrlci Fund . .• I.AMI cb011. you must see IIIII J"tte 'IVI'AL& .. . . . • . . . . .... ...,._. For The First Of The sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our dear · DOCIIMVCOUSIN SAIR'f HAD A l!RANO-SIWoiK/1\1'- . POMI!:ROY Watch Tomorrow! ' LAST REALTY 00. For.Sale j, Vo,W( hal Estate For Sale O'IIRd!:N • aww l1l0 o.rn. ta 5;00 p.M. D11ily l1l0 • ·•• to 12,00 N_ _n_Saturday I (". . .. , , SPEOAL -, SNOW TIRE IALI OPEN EYES. a,oo P.M . POMEROY, OHIO ...441tiCNtol 25c Charge I * Adv- ' I • Yeo, WeHa.. n.. I! Pomeroy Motor Co. r •. tlaoiiiiMit. • • Mo., ......,, •140" so As few •• • • -~ Bonneville Conv. Local one owner ear, new w-w tires, vinyl trim with bucket seats, console, radio, P .S. and P .B., auto. trans ., Clark blue finith with white nylon top . A real sharpie . II CCifttl ,..... WDrtl ala c o.m . . cllfl¥e "''"'-~~~· Top •~ra.d~ . lte~ults 1966 PONTIAC ....................... $1895 Mlnh"u"' Cha'lo 75t: u.JO ,_ so. _,. ' va ..,. 5 .... , ,., Word one lntettlon .tdltlonal word 2c. : . ':~'" ' DiRECT DRIV.E·· · . CHAIN SAWS ·. • Impala Cpe., local owner car, new ear trade-in. L.. l ' than 23,000 mi lea, w-ow tir .., like new; 396 gine, 3 ap..d man. trona. Vinyl interior, Maro.on fin.ish, radio and heater. Deluxe equipment. One of the cleanest 66 models in Southeastern Ohio. RATES I I . r ,, . I40MILITI!· ' 1966 CHEVROLET .................... $1795 lncorr-1 htltP'tl.,.,, ' Pomeroy Motor Co. QUALITY IIEGULATIOIIIS Tho P_,.,lleher , . , _ , the rltht .. e41t er ,.teet tny eda .......... ~leetl...a.le. The ,.,a.llaher will Mt M Me,onal•l• fw 11101'1 titan - ~--- ·· . ' ' •·~ • I Kll.· �... r ' • Flowering Pogwood Theme O f Pomeroy Gard_·en Club •· . "G:rowi• the F1owerbw Doe- ers Ill! yellow Oa<ar- wood'' waa the topic of a paper pre101Ud b,y Mro. ·,: . trul.t are IJ<I'Moo time• avaneNe. She aid that wbUe the wild &rees are dltneult at Monday afternoon' a meetln,eol. to tl'IINJPlant succ•utully and are U. Pomeroy Garden Cl~ held at uauolly poorly shopod, tho..., .. tho hclme of Mrs. Harold llrvlm. ery tneaare easib'tranlplanted. Deacrlbing it as one otthe most TheM, she commentJd. are beautiful noweri• trees of gr.... in tho ..... tho lq>8 .... spriJIC, Mrs. Roedel stated that pruned, they are trained to a d• the dogwood is a nadve to much slreable shlpe, and the roots of the eutern half of the United are intact. Speaking of diseases, Mrs. States. SOO said it can be grown wherever the wintertelq:Jerature Roedel said that few atrect the does not oormall)' gobelow15d~ dogwood, but noted that there is • greeL trunk canker which is often fatal. As 1 landacll)iQI plant, 11 h e She said they sometimes start said, It is as auited to one-etory when tho trunk ts injured auch houses and smlll yards, 11 tt is •• a lawn mower ~lng lt. She &o mansions and large estates. It also reported on a fungus which h adaptable to HVeCal. types rA sometimes attacks the bark wlth soil though it grows beat in a tissues b&comirc discolored, and moist fertile loam which Is !!light- the necessity for sprayiJW the ly acid, Mrs. Roedel pointed out. trees in early spring with lime Primary demands of the dog· and sulphur to kill small insects wood are good soil drainage and which attach themselves to the protection from drought, and if twigs ard branches. !grown in the open full sunlight, the U you maintain an adequate dogwood rmrmall.)· reaches a ma- mulch few weeds will grow, and tw-e height or 12 to 15 feet and if there is normal rainfall this wiU blossom freely. will provide enough moisture, Mrs. Roedel noted that while Mrs. Roedel concluded. most of the flowering dogwoods The verse of the month was read by Mrs. Walter Grueser are either white or pink, some other types such as ones with aOO Mrs. Brown led in a de"VOweepi~ branches, double flow- tional period using scripture fn:m Luke 6. She concluded with MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY February S-6 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY THE BIGGEST BUNDLE OF THEM ALL (Teehnicolor) Robert Wagner, Raquel Welch FLAMING FRONTIER Stewart Granger SHOW STARTS 7P.M. ' I ' Creativity FJisctjs;ed .. ":.:FJ~\!~~~z; .. ~Badges Awarded by Court 'th·E· .3) y p· ·. d m0nthWJsdlll)l~edl}yMra.Wit1-Je .W. 1 . veryoo oo_ $ -~ :;mredr.\q~ ~:::·!.::::·. c~s!...t-:t:~t!e~ec::. ..::·:u:r.te:r.:i •. ° , . . awarded good dllld 1-r. and IIMi cllaijengo Ill active "i_,.,lp; llartJara Alllhoo.Y waa PH-· ed: ~~ for dtlld: care, 11\Y P'~ and IIMi IIOOd clti- m.v .,...,..,.,. i.uhtp l .challenge, 'IDd &ltan I'Vwen noelved<bof.dreoamalter, dllld care. (II)Od arooadng, my government and thechaUenge or active eldzenlhlp1 · The Drummer Girl" Patr,ol ser>~ed refreshments ofKool.AJ.dand QJ~Jkles. Mrs. John KraWat:!zyn and ·Mrs. Fred Gibbs, assistant leaders, and Mrs. Robert Schuck attended. and my govenunoot. Mr. and Mrs. George Horak and Mrs. Robert W, smtth, Pom- Mary Knwsczyn was awarded camp cran, hiker, outdoor safety, dressmaker, child care, and good grooming, and camp craft, hiker, outdoor safety badges were ginn to Nancy Bua- eroy, were at Fast PalesUne Thursday for the funeral serv- klrk. ices of his mother. ~s. AMa 1-torak, 73, who died at the st. t:lhabeth Hospital in Youngstown. 1be Rev. Martin Matulik was celebrant for the reQuiem mass at Our Lady of the Lord's Church Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettit at East Palestine. The Rev. Donand family, Pomeroy, and Mr. ald E. Horak of the St. Joseph a poem, '"Another Year., by Anna and Mrs. Larry Hudnall, Mid?::. eparatory School at VIenna dleport, visiting relatives inFulFlint. was the assistant celebrant. lertorJ, Ky. and PortsmouUl over In response to roll call m~l_!l, Among Ule others attendtngthe the weekend. services were Mrs. John Dent. In Portsrnoutll they w e r e son and children, Eric and Kelguests of .Mr. and Mrs. Claude CLUB TO MEET ly, Bellefontaine, and Mr. and Woodard. and in Fullerton visitMiddleport Business and Pro- Mrs. Larry E. Lewis, Lisa, ed Mr. and Mrs. Harry tuQrden, fessional Women's Clubloiill meet Cris, Scott and Am. MT. and Mrs. Pete H~den, and TUesda,y evening, February 11, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayden. 7:30 p.m. at the office or ColumJohn Hayden, brother of Mrs. SHOWER PLANNED bJa Gas of Ohio. Civic ParticiPettit, rebJ.rned here for a A miscellaneous shower will paUon Committee with Alwilda week's visit. · Werner, chairman, will be in be held at 7:30 Friday nigllt at charge of the program. Refresh- the Letart Falls Communft,y Hall ments will be served following hooorlng Ml·s. Richard Weaver friends and relatives of M r s. the business meeting and pro- and her familY whose home was Weaver are invited to attend the destroyed by rire recently. All open shower. gram. Pettits, Hudnalls, V;s;t ;n Kentucky WEDNEIDAY MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR Gardeners will meet at 8 p. m. Wednelday at the ftbme of Mrs. Betty Cline. · MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m. , horne of Mrs. Richard Owen; Mrs.· Ben Philson to review Steinbeck's. "America and Americans." TIIUR!ilAY BRICKLAYERS LOCAL 32, at 8 p.m. Thursday, at the American Legion Hall, Pomeroy. MEIGS COUNTY Council, Parents and Teachers. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at the IUverview Ele.. mentlry Schooli Ohio Uni verslty Players to present .. The Green Blackboard. •• Good repre~ sentalion of units IM!!eded to plan for spring district .:ooference at Middleport In AprU; other important business. J1 AST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tem· ple, Pythian Sisters, 7:30 Thurs- ••• BUT • 3 DAYS ONLY THURSDAY-FRIDAY~SATURDAY FEBRUARY-6-7-8 Z/6.00 CANISTER SETS .•...•..•.•...•.• $1.00 Reg. 2.00 BED PILLOWS 12 Qt, DISH PANS •.....•.•..•••...•.... $1.00 fileg. 2.00 2 '•' 3· 5 66 ROOK CARDS LIGHTBULBS F Reg. 1.49 ..... ~-loOO 2 ~ 25e AVIATOR CARDS lO gat. (limit 2) Reg. 39c •••.•.• GARBAGE CAN only $1.00 BOTTLE & SYRINGE S .00 only LISTERINE only LAMPS Slide Top Reg. 4,98 KITCHEN TOOLS 4 lor 1.00 Reg. 2.00- 3 Pc. 3 Gt. Rea. 4.29 _Reg. 3.?8 spo COOKERS ...•.•••.•...•...•...•• $2.00 SAUCE POTS •••...•.......••.•.. $2.00 CHICKEN FRYERS ••.••••••••.••• $2.00 2 Pt. SAUCE PAN SETS •••.••.•.•.• $2.00 mQt. Whistling TEA KETTLES f-------1-::: 1.00 FIXTURES S NYLONS 2.00 ~i~OLATORS .. 2. 00 CHAPSTICK FLOOR PLANTERS '1·00 33c only Waste Basket. ...••• 88c Rot. 2.00 Rog. 7.95 ..•.• 2 for 25c Pint Thermoa IRONING BOARD With ·Pad & Cover Bottles ••••••••••• $1.00 . Solo Shoe. Poll sh ••••...• 3o 99 Etqulre Rog. 1.00 SACCHARIN Rog69c .. 28c ASPIRINS R.,. 49c LADIES SLIPPERS 14c Rot. 1.09 Com Huskers LOTION e 68e Ro,. 2.00 b10"" METAL TOTE BAG WiUt Stand PICTURE FRAMES 1.00 2 !of '1.00 Rog. 2.00 HEAD SCARVES 2 1.00 for . 'f DOOR MATS 1.80 5 I ~ fruita ... She used a Oow- · er pot' with a eut pineapple In the center and a variety ol lrult& • Tinting boiled egg& and garnishing them w:lth green mangos . and using halves ol green peppers for holders of individual serving1 ot vegetables snacks were also suggested by the demonstralor. WATE.R I I HAPPY HARVESTERS Class, friday evening at Trinity United Church or. Christ: valentine party begins with potluck dinner at 6; members to call Mrs. Ben Neuuling ror assignment of food items. !. Adams Aimounce B;rth of Daughter 1 I II ams, Lower River Rd., are arP oounclne the birth of a da~r, born Jan. 22. at Holzer Medical Ceoter, Ftnt Ave. The baby weighed 7 poul')ds and 10 ounces and hasbeen-edCiolreL,ynne. The new daughter ts !Jeiogwel. corned by a brother, Brant, 13. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Olivet Unrqe, Lower River Rd.', and paterral grandmother \s Mrs. Harold Shunk, CDqler City, Fla. 7.95 ~-------------------------~ AN OUTSTANDING VALUE IN WOMEN$ ·~~ .· c"• 11ie i e - ReJtubllcuowanttng on .....,u are M. r-------------------------1 Just Received A New Shipment ·I "_,.., Western style, pre~Shrunk 10 oz. cotton denim, trim fit. Womens sizes 6 to 20. Girls sizes 3 to I 6x ond 7 to 14. . I Colors include Ioden reen, navy blue, aqua, wheat, ~ black, pink, gold an bronze. _ L-------------------------- ,,.. ' 17.:1111!. " F}tl•e Mats:.: ..• Th "' . . WASHINGTON (VPI)- The illbacoo · lnduotry braced lodty for a fl&ltt to the death over a Foderal· CoJJIIIlWIIcatlana Com. (FCC) proposal to bar .d protte edvortlslnallrom ndlo .... felevlolon. Tho tho ban wore Vi1it th• bus)' H••••warea DepartMent to 1ee the · now it"'"• arrivint dally. Well Bond Porc.latn Finish \ Coolcwaro and Stainlon Stool Solo- Oneida Stal.nloot · ' Stool flotwaro Soh - Toflon Coatod ·Aluminum Cook· wart by Enterprise - Rubb,Piaid Hou ..wares for kitchen and bathroom - .$1Joctal Volun In Gliddon Paints - Scott Paper Products and Anchor Hocking Glauware and OvenWDre - A complete line of ' Electrical Af.pliance1 !ncludlng Toasten - Mixers,· Ironto, Perco ators, Fry Pans, Blenders, Waffle Bpk• .,,, Hair Dryer•, Shoe Po1ishera1 Heatlnt Pad1, Hot Plates and Cloclcs - A new 1hipment of Watn•r Cast hon Skilloto In all olau. ,/ ml- ._.,._If te p Into elfeet.- wao beyond - • . graop. II ...,~~~aao to - rlised -d . . . . . to, E. *Y ...., D · •· """'"-·• .,, · .. The nau.on•a 1111\Dktra, wbD Flltog for councn in Middleva..han, John w. Zerkle and David W. OhUnger, all Republieane, and CUIford stumbo, an tndepeodent. Jamea W. Brewington, R., wu w. port were Richard fair ' L. . WU PDl>GIIIIJ clololod !rom tllo ''We bid..,.~ -ell . . . . . . mllllte:J," ... to It oli4. "Wo !rom lho !ell tho elllllhada ...... be ... tllod- be om IIIII _,.. tllo -• ... ,... prdiell ()( tbo tu. N ''We Jplllt I lot ol time lut 1\lellday n t g h t and IIWII' ~ wore dolted,n lie added. MeEiioy aald "" could DOt . . - lor tho - · ml"'lnc m.n the packet. ••1 diAWt even ..... tho - · lll1N1f. H ho oli4. Rhodl•' JII'OCI'AIDI • ··a , _and_cal _ tlom,~--­ ....... to ........... tree•• .! - "JORD 0 MATS" Il . USE AS UTILITY MAT .OR CARPET PROTECTOR I l· ., iI ,, ' 'J ' 1ng for another check of the structure. The ~cond threat wa1 report. 14't· . ..._a.-__ _ ------- Tho ... would 1lo ._.., OhloaDa, dmolcp- Olli,y 011 .... Ill -~ are covond b7 tllo meot Ill t1oo faclllllea, IIIII pro. 11101 tax tawo. pollia, carried • 1101.. lo&" Ill '"1111 a.bN 1hlo ito $1,1 billion. a •m IJOOII la!<IDac_.l., Tu Would Corer .... pr<>ducd<m Ill - illo earUer aocutlvo 1ludlol. •• did,." ilcEll'Gf uld. 1b1J also bu · .,...,_. eon.released tall .-.._ - for a $1.4 billion lfiiO"ddnc Tho trol,.. MeEil'O)' 1114. •• would dlfferenee na .,.,7 million, fDreo tho i:ullo1or tu be eelocwtdch the prq>OHd tax - d tlve m the purehue fA items... ''Need Source•" McElror said the pemor ...~ ~ ........ lasl nl8bt. ...,.,-..,tly talking in an -~ dtagulsed vol<e, =, ·=·~--a~mb.:~ ..,.. . te ., ~ ~..._,~""1111'"~ IQr ..... . . . . to JUrehalt.. .. l!llltlt j,o nnlzt ·lodo..,ljilo · tG'ect." -cal - adtlon• for for the . , . . . _ - .,..enor ll.,.. . - · docldod tlllatll' llloJ _ , . , . - _,... 411 rew--.."' .. tbo .DOlt. Iii~... loll al,. · ... procnmollllldl: could bet!noa<odwltbo.i( ... tuea or rev...e baada. llltll" ~ bll ~· - - ...... neldl,y wen to be ..... w... fi~Nd A sore JPOt with collzl' itaderts was the recent pa ~ by tl1e Ohio "' RopiiU to red..,. the - - (cantlnuod . . " - 10l Weather ~ Colder tn - . tood8ltC low lrl tho ..... ......, to tha 20o ....... Fair with lllile .,...,.., In peraturea Frldoy. .- ~ . . . TEN CENTS . nlh Threat ----------------------------------------- o'dodt., Uri. Sigman, who indlcated her bella! the caller .... a teeDaiV, said the COIIIleetlon . :~::. 9 ~~~= :,:~=~coo- ==· Mrs. '--a Sigman. Earlier In tile da.Y. juat be- u.clecl Mlddteport pol tee. They, with area om.c:ers, attended a toMI:~cal~a::· ~u:: = r~~~= :':t; George Hargraves, Jr., tl1e acheol and again OCJIIdlcted a llrst telephone that complete aoarch. At th llfltilent bly Wed 0 bomb was in the acheoL rmmee asaem ~ diately loltowtng the Drat call, nellday lollowlng continuation Ill tbe lchool building was evaeu- clasaea alter the ttrst bomb ated whDe authorities made a threat, !llpt. llargraves said per. aoarch ()( the facUlty, and then sons Involved in the threats wtll cla~aea were resumed. be proaecuted to the fullest exMrs. St,man aald the caller tent the law when apprehended and convicted. Severli atmllar "bomb incldeots" have been nported ot Point Pleasant ffish School where a strike by the MaBOO CountiJ sehool bua driven contlmleo. Llte lut reer a bomb thrsai call.........., or man, womaa and cldld each )'IIIII". - 'lba tobacco tarmera, who niH t11o natloo'o No. t or 5 I I The rodlo-lelevloloo industry, million • rear in edvertlalng. Many barrlerl stood tho FCC Pr<JPOoal ()( Wodllellday wtdeh bao 1 . . _ ~ ClOWitr7 .......... of - · · ' . · · · . me.. must let o 1965 law, whl\:h . Work ~and Curriculum De· AI!!!~ ..... "'"- st·""' ..._ - , . p ARB (Vpj) - U. !II Ambos~ Clbol Lodp oatd totq tha · Unl~ State• doea "aot ' prqtOA]. was an atte~q~t ''toperreprd tho 17tl! pvallelasaper- potuote thoportltlanol·VIelilun." manont poltUcal ........,... · Chlof Viet Ceq nesotl&tor inartdtlg lifo Vtetnam1. Tria ~u Ktem, In tho opoftJJW MI- 4ermlne CciDimmlot ari\IIIIOI1tl . . ·,iloinat rootoratlm ot"lhe .. ltarlzed ZOne (DMZ), tlio · · ·.,. miJe.wldo buller liD wblchQIDI fOIIIhly alq tho 17th porillol. l!!!mll:1\lx· . · Lodge vlll- ..,.,q iMimlnlatratlon Preo- N,uyen Von Thltu·...,. mlinOd in power. 1JJ a IJIOOCh - · · - to fonabodoW a . 1ont1 dOodlodt Ia ·Ktam .....,. ·'lhe Uu ........, lbere ....,.. 50,000 - · .• from lung ~r IIIII ~.OQo doalbo 1rom om. and chnJolle llr<lltlhltlo, IIIII I thl&:4,of alldoatllo Ill lllli'- pr~- ... ·· ; f.~ .... . -. ' . "it ... ' •. ,.,'. = ·.; , ,a.,;;.tm!Vld.; '>~w ;~' '}· · "·; ' ., ;• ·• "';~t":;..;ss~- doitlltlon~~;t.IE:;;;r;~~lSIOIW will '* U 1lo tho . .,bl,., T r• had Oo!Co oPJD . nor ~ ~ lllllllililt" . klrl!l of ~ · --------------------------------~ =~~::::~:s =t~~~::.=:; Blacken Beaches at the Sattabury SChool. The lint meotlnc of tho 24 orlentatloo aeaoloo Brian deportmeot ()( apeclal educatloo, Oldo Vnlvorolt,y, waa - tho:.:;...,. ochoduled in· elude Feb. 28 at Galllp>lts; March 8 ot WUkaavtlle; March 29 st t11e Salllbur)" School, .and Aj)rtl 19 Ia GaUipollo. Thoro wt11 be meetinga, in ad· 1 small dlttm to other trllinlui seaolooo. Cclnlllcted unclor Title VI, the ln-servlee training ~- .. for - r o of ocmcable .... o <6--.. · ·~11M! lrGni'otii. four. a ..,., conretence the FCC meatdJ ntvded. 8 to 1 In favor ~ the ~ reatrlcWIIIo an 111o . . - tbat IIIHIIclna: 0111188 ''In opldemlc 1()( - a n d dloeblll- Addreaobwhlo--totiH! _.hoflodal'soeaolon,wamd Ccmmunlat oldl II> the tblrd eea- there eould be m p....,..to tloo." • oloO of t11e Part• pta{e eoater• In !he eooleronce oolontl .. tilt &;,do eltod Health. .; once, Lodge w.aa _ .,.idiW to' ""' of SOuth Y - .lllil Wollin Dprimoal atatl.. .polnttotheaeo<e,"3W6,"overNolooovtlle-YorkaMrMolgawontto!lrllwre . • the"yeer thto.week.Fnilldin Rizer • 12 Miles of Ooze velopJnetrt wilt be the topic Sat· ~· expire only for dprotte laboiiinl. June 30• Tbeol, tall,y ntarded and ito cleatl!led to tbo FCC lllllat fDrmall1 .act ln.,.... tllo lk!Uollllllatructloa Ita ptopooal. vorolfJ-oa1t-roar-oid co-od waoappre~Hmdodlllllcbargec1, 11111 awlita priam aentence. . Mclil&h. cub Cl'CJP. Tho nadon•a health, fDr whteh ~ are eovernment estimates IIIII tho aclaol _ . . , ()( that a lbl.r<l ()( all doatho ol men clgaretle advertlslnal from tbo belwwn as 11111 ao are rotated to al r w a v o o. Firat, Concrooa ...... .. •· " . ' at every . .... ~liON . oro IIIIIIIIIIOr, 12 · C>ClOIIIty ..,... to be .... . - . -overiQ'. wtll lilio .;;<~ 0111o lllllwarda PliO.. •· >Wiity to ..,;,p,.. lldllltlonal Thuy lM aald thet the U. S. a..lrman Rosel H. ltl'de IOid worll' In tile toachlllli 111 e!llcablo I ~-----------•------------r• =-~.=:·.::::~~!: ·' .· · - · out to 4, 195 for ....,. where illbaeeo rlrmo opond $312 .· Lodge Flexible. I I1 iongths. Boautilvl coloto aod paHerns tn 63", U" and 90" I I -·od __. •zelse ta:Nrznn k THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1969 A aeeonil bomb threat ot Metp 111gb School Wodlleoday aont po. CouncU term• in both Pomeroy aod Middleport are for f"our yoarL llaht ao 11W11' cliuottea It ' ~-----------------------~-, Easy ' to k•lap claon ~, Green Tw~ ;_ BJuo Tweed - Red .T wood terms. There were no other e:andtdates IIIed lor the board. Mlddloport wtU be without a prtmary alactton. tt ...s revelled at .the tlllrw deadline. All four lrtcumbent coonetlmen llled for IICIIIIi,.tton II did tho one tncvm- board of public altJJrs member to be elected in MidcD.eport this year. , b R d' 1.0 ae.)comen · . ea , 'J ~v_ h Fight to t he Deat_ WRANGLER JEANS ., BLUE 8ELL 100% Nylo~ Tufted foce with """ skid vinyl bockiog Long wearinl, absorbs water, lgys flat, use in any ,., room _ • sellts Pc:neroy treaaurer. The fourth lneumbent. Roy ReiMr, a Republican, did notllle for IDDinltton. oa the Demoerat side In Pom· eroy, Ralph H. Werey was the~ ly representative of his party to file for nomt,.tton to councU. The Demoerat primary Is thereault of two Pomeroy wmsen aeeklr.- the nomination for treasurer • the i>Ost being ,.coted bJ' Mra. RUSiell They ara Clara Sue Soolaby IIIII Phyllis_ Hennessy. The newly formed board or public lffatJ:a Pctinel"ll!l" hll r,lqla S. !IUI..U ~ PhAlli Glo. for a lifo year term, lnd James baqr. Fisher to a former MJd. H. Stopile111on, II;, and WUUom dl_.t coun~ Ebna Ruo. G. Baroolck. D., fDr four year I Draperies. I t Teachers TO Meel to~~~ Frankl!• JD. ,..:;:•a.ux::.~.•M:::r:.~-~~~ftl'~~ii.~ -~~~~t ·-""·~-"'-"''"'-' ·'-'-• . .,.-,~aiMari'IIHlnl.,- -, ,..:-ttHr~- 1!omi!'Wrflllt;111elillir"GIIIiiiY,~uriiiiieYtifit,~liiflli~·ttll~-.J-·aDilat>Mro. f D~••hi.· M~igs ' ., ~•-mateh!ll. Phollll>J' neck, zip~er bac~. _Shea 3.. _to 40 ·in white, P.in~, maize, mint green, aquo and black. of "FiNrglas &- filed · fa!" tlte four counctl seats aod two Democrata hove llled for tiOIIIioajlon •s treaaurer tn Pom- 100% nylon interlock, sleeveless style, .mock turtle patterns Q ~laaecl~tlm.t seven Republi.cansl1ad. SHELLS - BY "FEATHERKNIT" I I Mew Sprlilg _ ...,..... __ .,. a1ac 1llo IIDIDclal _ . . . . . . . . enttn~ OHIO llt7 PCI1\81'9Y will 'hive DOth 1 RepubliCUl and a DeiiiDCrat prlmary election tn Me¥ unleao there are wllhdrowlio bJ' candl· datea in the next 10 days. · Wedae~ at 4 p. m. the dead-line fOr ftltJll petitions of candi· daey for pOsts In Mlddleport and Pomeroy with the Meigs Count;)' Board ,C Elecdona - It was dla- I styles to choose from in linens and washable I I cottons. Sizes S to 13. I I I In-The Dfapery Dept. POMEROY-MIDDLEPO~T, I 1 in Junior Petite Sizes, on excellent value. Many I - - bill. _ . . . Ill tbo pruont ........, "IIIIIch woold follow _.-oily t11o Vllor1 Re· port ..,taoaecl laot """""· l'llrpooeq Deleted Jobn McEll'Q)', Rbod11' chief uatllanl, llld WIIIDeodo,y eve- ·- oy : Assured r omer ~ 2. rnrz·ma·ry Elect:ons r--------~----------------; . I of Womens and Girls - at 0 Price New Spring Dresses ( MeigS High School Has Second COATS, CAR COATS, ALL WEATHER COATS, AND SUITS - -AND GIRLS COATS AND SUITS, A Shipment of Womens The bill _.d be 111 omnlluo • VOL XXI NO. 201 ' SHOE . 11 Ot. I Recelt~d tloo,...._ctedtobeinbW form IIIII Mit to tbo Ierllloture "Wilen MaJ. Jeauo ~ Blfaco Wll tried iii 1959 to"i- oiJepdly • murderlna: tos perf1ona, 11,000 pocple jammed tl1e Ho-. Cubl, S(lorto Palace to ntch tho trill WOMENS CASUAL COATS, FUR TRIMMED Just 'l'llo - - ,.. ~ vocotloaal and bldmlcal oduea- · ~ Final Clearance Mrs. Carl Horky, president, ""'"*" Now YoJI' Know ~-------------------------• . thanked Mra. Oberholzer for the da,y night at tile home of Mrs. Nettie Hayes. MiddleporL EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, Order of the Easterh Star, 7:30 Thursda.y night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. AMERICAN RED CROS'>Board meeting. 8:30 p.m. Thursday, at Veterans Memorial Jlospital. RACINE P,\CK 243, Cub Scouts, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Racine Baptist Church; Chadds Hall, district MGM Scout execu. tlve, will be present. SHRINERS AND iOtvos dilrici! class, Thllrsday, 7:30 p.m. at home ol Mr. and Mrl. Ben Ewing. Gera1d Powell, Instructor. CATHOLIC Women's Club, 8 p.m. Thursday at the Sacred Heart Churc:h auditorium. FRIDA X "MISCELLANEOUS Sllowerhon· orin& Mrs. Richard Weaver, 7:30 p.m. Frida.¥ at Ule Letart Falla Community !Wt. IIJ 1 BIG SALE THIS WEEKEND IN . MENS AND I Sale Be aald the Wll 1101 to lho tdll lilt. Lct ---()(-- --k. Jl-• r------~-----------~------- SWEATERS, tbo-wtdollwu· IDbaYo lncltiCIIII bt the ...._ . pre•• "~~~~tJta .D!Il~il .~ BATH STOOLS ••• •..... 77c Rea. 2.00 ••••••••. $1.00 ~~~--..:;···:_J BED Trays ••••••••• 2 for loGO u.r. Make Elbtrfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center I BOYS WEAR DEPARTMENT I JACKETS, COATS AND SHIRTS. Col-· ·olD.. .. ............ million In 22 - · · All the ....,.,... - · _ , be to ,....d ., to blihor eclu- ~ l.,.tolatoro tllralqll bit ft. COLIJMIIUS (IJPI) eo.. eatlon. 111110f <IIMclor, L. Col· J111101 f<. - · · ln a IUl"PriN - · ootiinod ldJ multJ,.a!ll11-. CM dollar program, with .....,. 11101'0, Wednollday """'"""" a ~~~· ... ineteaaed YO<IIioaavo """" t11e ·· · · . ..Wcitlon . . . . . . ........., tobit-~r .. al and toclmleli education, In mea..,., 1 aide from il IIU the drit time In hl1 1111 UCobdltkiJ of .... State MeJ- Colllor'a olllee P>O _..,... six JMI'I as ··~ that ..,.... to a iOint session Ill tho IIU· -aecl a . _ General Aosembi,y W-llday latod moterlal wtdch, ho oakl, "lllould have · been lD the meaJa· Olllo. "" ......... 110111. ,_,w,g. During bll :10-<nlruto _ ... ,..,... packet Pen out. , .......... with lncreaolng the 1tote llieo lax Ia tho pool to In the HouH chalri»er, Rhode1 The - e d • bnokmade 110 meatlon ()( ...., he help llnanc:e educalloo. of Rhodoa' hiJibor olllcaThe tu, ranging from me- plamed to llnanco tho far " tloo pr<JIIOIII 00111, and outhalf par cent to l'h per cent oo reaching hlahor educatloo pro. lined the _ . . . . tax to 11pun retail reeelpta IWer $30,. &ram•. He said loglalatloo to nanae them. 000, - d 1101 the otete f242 lmplomort the .........,. and The aide llld • oocrolary In ··••••••••••••••••••• .••...•.••••10:95 ~~~~~~~....... '2·" ill' RICHARD WHEELER Vl'l R..,.,..wr ~;; I . Rhodes Switc,hes: Asks . for Ohio /V endor's Excise ' '11111 n.,..r ~~ ()( • •••••. ~~ ••• 2.49 Folding 1000 ({uet Mr. and Mrs. c-ao M. Ad- · Reg. 2/98c Reg. 49c How tomakeanattracU'vecornuoopta from a tfoneydew melon with asaorted fndts and meJcm ballt was demonstrated by Mrs. ())erbolzer. who also told of a dozen or more ways to beauUry the radish. Slle suaested creating a ba1ket trom a cucumber for lndl'lidual servings of aalad dresslngo. The ordinary turnip, she said, can be made more attractive 1! Ws cooked in water with a food coloring and Ulen fashioned into a nower replica. For the patio party, Mrs. Oberholzer showed a .. colorful bou- OVAL MIRRORS .•.•..••..•..•.••• $1.00 4 Gt. BA~~TS '1.00 hodnovel pr_.-ed a variety ot. ways to to show prepare every. dl,y foods. &arne•; adnUislon 7s cents per penon. Reg. 2.00 ' .• !p•• · FOOD GRATERS .••••••.. :. ......•• 28c WASTE BINS ••••..•...•..••• .' ••..• 2.88 DISH PANS ...••.•.••..•......•..•• 50c Your Choice of \ -llrotlon, IJid then td a •hllil-lntlk stan urn, ,> lho club'o billineas ·....o.ic with .-\Ira. n. L. Slade and Mr1. WU. rlvllll! • feo!l . ....... to . tho voroolll the lnonth. • ·~ Illlltlm were guest~ I( the tly me&lo no dlocuoaecl b)' Mro. F ......... ~ or plllllll _.lar In ~· Mro. O.Omolzo, lOrYRita OberOOizet· ()( tho Co!um- oolonlo\ lit.Yo !'&re,tJI.venl>,y m<!JII." ~ cake llld collee following the 1>14 Gu Co. al a meeting ol the bora In respmse to roll call, . """'etlng. · Middiop>rt Garden Club Mon· Notea · were rOlld rrOm Mre."l ' Yearbook• were dlllrlbuted bJ' do,y niJbL , Romey Downing thanking IIMi cl.., Nollie Zerkle. II was netMrs. (ll>eriMJizer -' a Betl;y for !lowero during her recent . eij tlmt t11e March meoljng will Newton clemon.trator tOr Colum-. hospitalization. uxt from Miss be at _the home of Mrs. C. M. bla Ga1 - ul8d "Fabulous Ftft~ Maey Park for ,an arrangement Henne.y ~lth Mrs. C. A. Em~ label" as her topic. Her ,pres- of chryaWhllmums. Also re~.d mtah, Mrs. c. O. Flaller, and entation lncll&ded colored llldea at the meeting was a letter from Mra. B. B. Zeigler as the co-. and aampleo ()( looda which s11e · Mrs. Glem Lambert thaoklng hooteasei. SATURDAY ffiGtt SCHOOL DANCE paf"V with thai Ja,ya will be held at the Melga Junior 111gb School In". Pomeroy from 9 p.m. to 12 mJd. nlltit. The dance la at a later ilme beCIUJO ()( area basketball Bouidoir 27c Reg. 2.00 Hot Water WASTE BASKETS ....•....•...••.•• SOc Reg. 3.98 · c11111tlvli, ~theIlion ..n, .,...., <t ..,• .,.do,y u .., old to ~de -m!ne. Attended Funeral Palest;ne .• ~s~:_,.~~~;u::s:waMl. lOOted bl.dle• durlnl a court bora named their tto...-tte IIJ'I"I• Ill anrdl hel~ Tuollday nlil1t 001n1rlng obl"l!b. · ot Heath· lllllted Methodtal Durilw tl1e buatness meetl• ctolrch. ae...-.1 mooel" mlkttv projecta Prec!eciinc tho preaentatloo ()( were discussed. A note &om the badp:e, Debbie Setutk, Barbara Southeaotern Ollto Menlol. Health AnthoiiY, Fae Wll...,, D I a n Center at Athelll waa readtbank- · Bnunley, and atean Poweraeave iJW tho club tor the ZO table tho !log ........,..,.. Candlea for ar~mentJ sent during the the girl scout promise and laws holiday season. Baked"goods were were Usfrt;ed. sold at the conclusion of the Badges m-esented by Mrs. WaJmeeting. lace Powers, leader. to Amy A dessert course was served Hamm were camp craft. hiker, by · the bo8tesa precedi-. the outdoor lafe\Y, dressmaker, meetlqg. 1be club will meet at chlld care, good grOoming and the heme ot Mrs. Roedel in my gmoemment. Venlda Gibbs March. received camp craft, hiker, outdoOrs safety, dressmaker, horsewoman, traveler, child c a r e. good grooming, games leader, In E. J SANTA BARBARA, Call!. (VPI)- Toni ()( - · aertd crude oil transformed 12 mlleo ()( wtdte beeches into a atrlp ()( black ooze 1:odaf. Oil COIIl1NUU' olllclala admldeil It eould ta1te two more weeki to Rem a leak from an oll'lhore well. The oli on the llborel1ne wa1 tho odp ()( an BOO..oquare mile alld< in tilt Paclllc wtdcb gr., more vast by the hour at oil - - Ill gallcms of boiled to the surface from fllaurea on the oeeaa floor. While oll-.ra otrualed ~ the etnck to seel tile won I.IDion ott eo. 111 Caltfomla'a A llx mlleo olflllore, more than 100 lnm•tea from Jtate QODI8naUoa - plaUorm tollOII C11 t11e - · te WASHJNGTON (VPI) - p,.._ aldont IIIIIIIIIDCIId _ , he - d leave Feb. D lor a five ~ natlOD wWt to America'• -d _. ____ ... EurO(IIIII 1111•1. Ill laid be llolp .......... and revl.laltze" tbo relallonl with Ita NATOJ011Derl. ·!Old ........... preoJ. lqJod lho vlalt u.s. ........., to loJit - the u.s. noPWIIII IMm lit !be Parilo poaao taiU aDd liao vloltA.,. """' Vi (Ill tllo trip. ; -' • By United Press &en Mr. McNanJIU"tJ sop up tho lllm.v 1!1811 with straw. The initial eftort to stem the flow ()( oil with oil mud,- a chemical compound wtdcb bardiu like concrete-laDed Wednesday and a spokesman laid aoother attempt _.d be made today. K the mud !alii to oeal tho well, the on~y· liternatlve Ia a relief shaft now being sunk. The drilling ol It wtll talte at least two weeks. !lilt onlhore winds were - - iltermltlent to tllralqll FrtdtQ>. rain Wednellday and today hampered er•• on the beaches who dumped straw '"' the 11111111 to l b - tho oil and t1ten ralred It lido baga. Sea &Wlo. their !eathoro .....,.eel jet blade with oil, IIOJllled m tho 81111111)" 11111111 lllll!>le to By. At leoot 108 oliiMi blrdl - e "' have died ()( the more than 200 brought to three - - treatment eentars, and Ill - · - bJ' - eom. olllctalo. Flah .... and Taxi Driver Gives Self Up un Internattonll 't JN!CIU"e CORONADO, CAUF. - THE NAVAL COURTOF!nqulrytnto tho loss of the USS Pueblo may reach much higher in the nillitary and civilian hierardly, .PQasibly to former De[enae Secretary Robert Nc-o Namara. to determine ultimate re190RsibUity. it was disclosed today• E. Miles Harvey, the civilian attorney for skipper Uoyd M. Bucber1 told newsmen he would call other witnesses of higher rank thaD hllw IPPeared if he felt it was necessary to clear Cmdr. Bucher's name. On Wednesday omcers or his ship went down the line to defeDd their skipper's action an:l character. One YOUEW oftlcer Aid:·~ would tallow him anywhere." Another said: "Without cmdr. Bucher. we never would have made it through 1l months in ceptivt~." Nay Erdtma Dead of Heart Arre.t at fZ WEST LOS ANGELES - CONRAD N. "NICKY" Hilton Jr., the handsome hotel helr whose storybook marriage to Elizabeth ~lor w• ended qulckl,y in divorce. was found dead trom cardiac arrest nesday In his home. He was 42. A family opokesman said Iltlton. son of hotel tycoon Cmrad Hilton Sr., had recently returned to his pluah heme in the Hoi.Jnby Hilla section after bet~ hospitalized for a Mart conditlul. 'ltll spokesman said the condition had worsened in recent dQa. HDtoa was found dead in his bedrOIXI'l, the spokesman said. L05 ANGELES - TilE MURDER TRIAL Ill J............ Immigrant Sirhan B. Sirhan seemed to take on a relaxed atmotphen ODCe the jury was 11worn tn WednesdiJI. There were ICIM liveb' exchanps 11 the defense and prosecution bepn lhe aelectiCI\ ~litH­ nate Jorots. Four alternates - two women and two men - 't~mtat~.w!r .... aeoted alter the regular panel of ei&llt 111t111 ODII fcuo" • - wu swom tn b,y lqlertor Coort Judge Herben V. Wal8r. Slrllm ....... broadly when he stood ttt to be idroducad to 14 pJ'Oil*ld.W 11-. nato juroro. He Jrinned at his mother, Mro. llar7 Slr11a.. ,... 11n> brothers., ·· Adel and Muntr, who were slttiD& in the bMk nWr ~dill •i&ll!" noor in the Hall of Justice. Anli-.lJUcriminGiioa Lolli ~ ATHENS. OHIO - ATIIENS HAS ADOl'TI!D .AN --~ Mol. (VPI) - A atloo lair, wblch woold bon unfair Practi<!ll lrl "'"-lnlr. ...,.-.., Hl!llli....., w. V1., tad driver and public accommodatloos. Tho oniiiOijiee wao J&•IIOII. bJ' clb" .,_ OAKLAND, - -.uiW a man en llontiQ nl&hL - .. at I Huntl... aorrendorOII to Y!......IIIQ ni&IIL Kq, 27, told pollee • • • II .Uowa for llao1 . . to $SUO 0 dtlr .oiiw. i!l•~ actO • an c o r r taw 11110 provtdoo ~~enatllln o l a relallano c<JIIImlioloo to........., 11Dt1 ~ loetlaD uol CCIIiwlllnla Ill · '1111! ~-- wW . . . . oi ..- ~ . . . ..,_ - I L . ' , .. , . In Wut Vit"JiiniO 1oto tho police . ... dlaraod .. Ill . 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