http://66.213.69.5/files/original/37d1e6b53922e6e5d7df29af99489531.pdf 1b3a7974b9723ca0a5e3089128087edb PDF Text Text ' ' • 1_'be ,Diib' S1illt'W. .-PGmero;rM"'?Cartp 0., ~.. .Valenline EKcharJges · Feature C./ass Party "God'a World," a eonolloJ.IIIIt. poollblo In lando ~ . . - . . JQlp "'"'eo, WOIIft- tbl"'!!ll pi~ , _ ..l i l t -· Sbe commeo!ed that God did 1111t feature ot a holi~ diiVIOr por- pi'GIIliiO a u!o journey but onl7 IY hold Friday night ~ the HIOP- that ma erace would . be sulll· t P)' Harvesters Class of the Trin- eient. t tty United Church of Chrlsl Mra. Roger Cullums, Mrs.. - Raymond Frecker, Mrs. Clar· 'ence Headley, aOO Miss Sybil Ebersbach, guest s at the dinner, were wel comed as new members and presented a gift. Members wore something per· Wning to Valentine' s Dl,y and were served from tables extensively decorated in the red aril white hOllday colors. Valentine hearts were given as iavors &00 Mrs. L B. Weed gave each of those attending a valentine candy bar. retGrence to scripture, Mrs. Soyrried oaid that - r o Making JoiBI ww Property WEDNESDAY & TIIURSDAY FEH. 12. 13 NOT OPEN ' Now You Know Thor.-- • ' 12 ~·· attenillnte. t - - - award• ..... p... torOChare reeel~ ett....,.. ..niol! ~ lha Rock !lfpr...., 1.-.!Wd Melhoiilot C2Nr<ll. ...... ..... CollnM ~·· * "' Hone Kapc. • llri, -lf!'IIIIQ ..,. ... st.rtle Blaehalo!\o IIIII ))Ute Boii)O, L I 11-4 ~ . l-'-nt - ~ ~ lJ leU'ti Eilpr ._.. ll!!iO!&la ColvJII- pllli lor It )'0!11'1 ., ·~ -:- ~ 10 :r-•1 - BllcklblnaniJbo1 rit llr. and llrL Jllkt llalli· ance. Abliatl. tlaht Juitr ~ mor and ...,......•• '11tln- )'elr plno went \0 ford aDd Ebntr8aiiA!1. ob~·· ·· and Bob Grut-, ~ Mr. IIIII catiQ' Allllolt IIIII AinOI! ' - " " Olld llro. Helen Mrl. Karl GrueHI', )IIDeriYDtt, and l!!'llel! Blaekolon, II,. Jetr p1114o Eddlo ~~....... ' . ""'*' w.' fiiCl-MU. """'"Ill Miss Moore is Fnnk Cleland, Delores ~ Cleland to Cbarlea W. Knighting Sr., Phyllis Knighting. Parcels, Given Shower Sutton. Harry L Allen, dec., to Ra· mona Yonker, Cert. for trans., Let.rL samuel C. Lewis, Faye L. Lewis to Robert N. CLark, Lola E. Clark, 15.4 A., Scipio. William R. Dean, Imogene Dean to Billy L. Williamson. Janet Williamson, .51 A.. Rutland. Roy R. Phillips, Eura Marie Phillips to Darrell Mitchell, CU· olyn MitchelJ, 1. 8 A., Rutland. Marte Bllfdette, dec., to Charles Burdette, Beulah Jones, Afi. Cor Trans., MiddlepOrt. John Stelnbrook to Clarence E. Fraley, Jacqueline F. Fraley, 85 A,, Colwnbia. James Robert Delong, Geraldine Delong, to State of Ohio, Journal Entry, Meigs. Wllber D. Roush, dec. , to Eber Roush, Cert. for Trans., Sutton. TO ATTEND SERVICE Junior and senior members of the Ladies Auxiliary or FeeneyBennett Post 128. American Legion, are asked to meet at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church at 7:15p.m. Thursday night to attend the Back to God community service sponsored by the legion posL I. Soaob' Wlllobremer, lbo Unlllld -.. AI lbo conclUJkm of I b e -.Ice, tho Rev. WoadoU Slutlor "The Lllllt of I b e World Ia Jealo." Plodae• wore pieced by tho youth IIJ'l)lllld • Pobe. An clforing waa taken by Brion llltellliart and KIm HaymaiP,> Del>ble llarlenbacb and Demario Aolt were eandlollll!t. Mr. and Mro. ·!lorro of Fairborn opoat a.i weekoad bore with MrL Ell!el -.rt. Mro. 111110' lble and Mr. and Mro. Paul Ke..W of Columllwl were Thurocitl'· IIUOita of Mr. VOL XXI NO. 205 POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, ' •• p- IC--.- ' For Compoct, Organized 5totGpo-S,Ioo coni- rltht •..; to )'\OUr flngertlp1. Torntaltlo ro•olvea lntoothly on ateol boll ""'l•t•· Durable Material, 1turcfy consttuctlen. Whlto or Sand 1.98 Slnele Turntables 10%'' dla. x %'' hllh Sale 98c 2.98 Twin Turntables 1~" dla. x Sl" hllh Sale 1.98 Housewares Dept. .' ADV AHCE TO TENDERFOOT - Twelw m•bero o! llldtllopCII't Boy Sc0t4 ~ No. 2t5 ,..j, Tt-ioot rank tit o court or HotiJr Tueo<IQ It the !l!ltldlepoJ1 Amarlcitt Legion Post 128 b - C. T. Cla..U, tfoop ac:outmaster, presenta card• to, front rOw, 1 tOr, Allen Acree. Don 3t1Yortt, c;.es Laue, Dovld Gl'llll, Perk Ault; oecond row, Mllol H-..a. Gerald WIIYJIO Wblte, .'I'JID.'1i<Cioud. Blll7 Sll<lt, Jaek Kautt; bock row, Jotm Thmtas and Mllol llare""U~ -Sentlnal Ellttrftl•s In Po111eroy ,. ..... ''Ji~ ;:·!' -,_ .~ Radii~ m~ · .. HiP~ I • ,.,..,. given challenge Paul R. Holter, 47, llaclne, DENVER - R. JESSE' ARNELLE, FORMER All·Amerlcon and cUed 1\teoday at the Holzer Medp.,.ao!OIIal boo~ otor, 1\teocitl' cbaUe'Wed high ocltool atu- lcel canter. He hid been In £at!.. TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY The Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. Sailers or llaelne Route 1 wW observe their silver weddiDg annl¥ersary on Feb. 23. Open hruae will be held at lhelr reeldence from 2 lo ~ p.m. . , -te oknll 1o help create a •'Politics of tho Just soelecy" In America. l"W baaltlt lor a<llltottme. He wos formerly aooodallld with the R. H. RawUngo and Sllno Co. lo'Mld- "Tiio aooJ of both IIIII wblte Americana m~lt be to moke lila Conatltutlon IIIII lilt BID CJI Rlgblo a Uving docwttent," Amelio dleport. Aiel. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Amelio; recently - - aaslstant to the President at Ohio llttlvonlcy, apollo lo ...-J.y 200 Colorodo school sufdance couneel- Altne Weaver d. Racine; a broth01'11 and DotMr hill! ochool lltllenta at a con!erence _..,.... 111 er, Olan, M*nsfield; a niece, two nephews, and several aunta, ~ tho l:dOrldo ~ of EtlttcatiOOL IH FINISHING ~atWnUI lantllortU SAME DAY in for it COLUMBUS - n!E POWERFUL FACULTY COUNCIL at Oltlo Slate Unlveraley late 'l'llolld&y _..,ved a propooel which would ''JIIaek.Uat" 0111 landlordi In the metropolitan area dlscriJIIIn. ate ljjalnsl N...,..o or members of olbor mloortcy srlltfla. The )!ro110101, deolaaod lo Ioree .,...n hrualng, was 811Proved tlllllbnOUob' by theM-member cOUIICU C!llel1111'ecllacult.Y~ chaired~ UnlveraliJ Prea._ Noflco Fawcett and oecontlln poWorllf tile OSU SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 . .lnson's Cleaam 216 E. 2nd, PCNNroy ~ofTntatMa. ONtlmmDnte IDfii"IU dernolufrtJion COLilliiBUS - STATE HIGHWAY PAtROL Stwt. Robert If. Cblaralncri.e 'l'lloocitl' sborPIJr erltlelzed and laeulcy memborl woo portle1pollld IIi a welfare d - o o ot tho state copltol '"' W.....,... "Peacefuldemonlllratlona J;IYperoons -htxtootJ.ybolltvo tbay are erl.iwd an permlaslble UDder aur 11",•• lllid Cfrlara.. Ill-, "but tJle enll...,.nt of YOUIIII _ . . not 111'111lvoclln the ctuiO .,ar,11 to ""ell the IUilben 11111lleod to111111sll>le IJ'Ottltle lo not jultl- •-nte I ••• llabie." t· ~e, •· ~ the Amarlcen ClvU Llbertleo Unkm said the elttc- clea and cousins. Hia parents, Jennie and Earl Holter, preceded 111m In death. Mr. Holter wu a member of Racine American Legion Poat 602 and the llaclnc Fire llopartment. FUneral services wtU be cmdiiCIIId at 2 p. m. Tburlld&y ollbo Ewing Funorel Home with the Rev. Paul Sollers and the Rev. Frealontl Norrlo omclati'Wo Burial will be In the Greeowood Cematery at Racine. Driver Held OnDWI wunt Heovy cllmaie• wore l'OJ>01'Ied tlell ·C!I- 300 tlemotlllntora !rom tho ~IGIItutidiJWwoa..,. '·..· conatllatlonal. "The octlon was In tllro~ eontroventloo of tba Firat to ·a cal' and its drt ver w1.1 ar' and Uth lllllendmeoto to lila U. S. c-tltQtton," tho ACLll ol.ltl. T1te rested on redtleao .,...ratloo orprtlullon aald l1t1ll18 peraooo were "allotred lo remal11 within the " ' - • lollowl,qr on IGcldont oo 1 J)pilitl Bulltllag, 11>t1 conllllutlnB o do~ of 1IIPI protactlon althe 0\llloi'no St. ln li01Jl01'01 at 12:10 lo JhoiO ejoeled. H I . 1. m. WodttoWAJ. •'¥w 1error W I • ' ~TD · IIMOTOP IY I'IIRII ... ft....-« THIIIMQIII COUPMII" " i ~ SEE lOUR ' . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' !-.. ,., '1 !lelllber Federal Deposit · n~. ,,. ·Ieith Goblt Fo,d Inc., 4•l · '. .•. .,, . I .;. ""' ' •/ ' ' '· ·, ' I '• I ' l ' ·~• ,'· ,.! ". t{) '\-) , TEN CENTS . ,__. be workecl out before cold wet· Iller next yeor. Theo groopalao The board dlaeusaad a e o adlBCUIHd with the board b U B tract for eloctrldty wiill the Coroutes, long hours of ridln8: on lumbus and Southern Oblo Doethe buMs ~ aome aludentt, and trie Co., but took DO action. tho problemslbat wiD be enc:ounaald that repreaeJIIa. tered by lbo studealo In riding lives of OOih lilt Columbus and lbo bu10s wben dayiiBht aavinga Southern Ol!lo Doclrlc Co. and time p s Into elreet this s,l>rlng. The Ol!lo Power Co. llhould be A..t. liU!Jt. Larry Morrlaon lmlllld to • JMellng lo explain reparllld that tho dllllrlct baa lhelr rate ayotems. He urged been given verbal _..,..a1 ~ lhl board eceept the com.JIOI!Y the state to advertise lor two wllleb aa provide a leaaer rate new buses. b: wasagreedtowaive and OOIIOOCI1ently a savlngo lo tho uaual 30-day waiting ptrlocl. thedllllrlct. Board VIrgil King advertiiO Immediately and try to reed a Iotter from llarold Sohave bids In lor apenlng In - Prol._ - _: ":..:: foll«< tlrl._., nortltOa . . :Ill · 11tto·'the ASJ!Iu ' Q1i • . · s. Vlatalm•• 7,000 u and ellted !J'GtliJ drove ''· •-' !Qbreali~- Amorlca~~c.-ro · · ' ~ ~the cltleo 'otDo NPr,. ID' tMt U, S, irar\aes t.cJdaf lltrew boclta {vv. 'J'rL .....__ !lill! ..eGQ!itorall!l , .. :J :••... ..,..,., ..,.._ . ,......,-·. ~·m-u ·' ·lookf ,, u.- · court an.r er, . ot i car.drl.,. · It, · ... cited to l1ie loit nor ooe except board members end Smith. the crowd booed loudl.f. When 1bo motlcn was oecooded by Harey Siders and voted upon, with Ted Stevons and BUI Withers voting "no," and Siders ond Brown voting "yes," and Earl Keeler, president of the board, breaking the tie with a 1 ')' e a" vote, lbo crowd began blocldnl! the passageway to stq> tho three board meml>ers and Smllb !rom leaving tlte room. Some evonwont ao far as 1o shtwe Smltlt and tho tiu'ee beard m-rs. Muon CotttiQo Sterlff TtW lti!lmon 101 up m a chair and ex..l .told tho ll11ll'Y croMI tho PrOI- r-asted that thoerowdletthooo - l e ou~ adtllt!a that "Shaw did liCit have time for you before but he bu time lor you IIOW." Dt1rman Ilion helped eaeort boord momber Siders from the room with many 11J18c:t&tors BaY· Mlllld lng, "Let them 10. we will to them on tbe outllcte!• The board 101olon ootlod 011 this mte. art prior 1o thia, IIIIIch wos the last action before odjournment, lbo entire -"'1 hid been cme of bickering and ten· alon, with oven lbe adltturitment belltg voted upon end """ with l'ollowllts a neor hour 1ons lilt aome throe lo vole. ' • -• p. ·!~~liitffri'!ftiedllil"*e:ibdbii' .,.,Y.."''.:-tteUtin:c•Att.brftfJ ·tlllk:... ..,.... 'l1le board.B"JM'f'llbe&IB late, . to Heach all . ', Frank W. Porter .nrst pres-: ldent of the Meigs Athletic Boosters, was presented a lltetime membership in the A residential canvass giving Boosters who met Tuesday every Mel&• County family an op. night at Meigs High School. A letter presented to Porlportunlcy to advance the fight oplnst hoar! aoo blond vessel el· with the Uretime memberdise&IBI will be held Sunday, ship pointed out that thellootitFeb. 23. urder the direction of ers are gratefUl of Porter's Dr. Harold Brown, county Heart . efforts ln promoting athletics throughout tile district. Fund Drive chalrntan. The letter further stated Tho ..Us to hmles will be made by a volunteer corps. Lit- that Porter, as president, had erature will be distributed ~the worked tirelessly tn ~'practi­ volunteers tlltPbaalzlng the de- cally every job necessary to slroblllt,y of getting the be...flt make the organization prosof knowledge per. •• In lite ~old and ·;:-:=.::::::::::":=::::::~::~~ belle!, executl•o CJI lilt Oblo Aooodalkln of Sd!aol AI\. mlnllllra1Dro, ~ lillltHar~~RYt~a 011 llle ''porlormlnl extremely well" as a ...._.. ~ lbo aehool admlnlotrolon aeeutlve commllloe. The!Joord-edlllt-· cloolllc C ! l l l l t - .........,. Sc:bool 011 Jan_ 30. The oehool woo doled that dl;)o lor the lnotlllatkln ~ a IU -· Olhora .-ng t11o IIIOOilJ>I were llro. E. O. RIU, Hiram !llawter, Den lllllon and Clerk L. W. McComu. Residents noedtoiiWJOI'I In and tfte Busineas Club · of !118 Hoort Statek)> dr\,. and In Pomeroy, XI ('..m~: of Beta stg. ma i!ltl' · '·' I)' 11111 qaln be In cbarge ol uMi irl... Cltalnaan loi--r ooctlooaof tho county to doti! loclude: llro• Richerd Fetljo, LatwoviUe; Mro. NeiUe llorpa, HarrloonviUe; llro. Marlene Wlnebrelller, Allred; Mri. Vlrglnlo Flohar, Mlneravtne; Mra. Bob DorCIII Mn. tart; Mrs. I!Oek !l>rlt1glll wW be In Addition to Eastern Hrgh Given Review CORONADO, Calif. (IJPI)... Lt. Stephen Harris, who ran the espionage unit on lbo USS Pueblo, is comtrw Wlder tocreasing criticism for flailure m destroy secret document:L!J·before COIIIlllunisto captured the ship. The Na>y Tueocitl' made public testimony thlt an enlisted man under Harris' cmunand gave the order to be[lln destruction of secret papers on his own initiative after Harris failed tc do so. Chief Communications Techni· clan James F. Kell told a court of inquiry Into the Pueblo's capture ~ North Korea that he passed the word to ue<IMlellCe emergency destruction.. In the ab...,.. ol orders !rom Harris. Testimony Secret Kell's testimony was Pven in secret Mon:la,y. He deacrlbed Harris •s "'an average offtceroothi!W outstanding and nothi"W bad." He sald that Harris, a Harvard gradtate with Russian I a . _ training, appeored nerl'OUI durinl the Pueblo's ci,Pture but waa not contusecL Kell, 32, ot ~ord, Callt' The Eastern I.Deal School District Board of Fmcatlon Tues. day nl/dtt dl~aood at Jongth an llltiltlon to the blllb scltool, lnllji8Cilotts at lllt .. school hlvo lrullceled that there Ia liOieiiDUiil IPCO lor several ....,..._...., lqtto Joltn Riebel &ald. The board .evill!ed -cllld pj>l,lc rea~· The _ . , date lor the 1969 ~ 1o addlllonal taxes, - ~ Qlarter at <'•lllpollaBuaonti.Y llhould the eddltlott lie ltttllt. a waa agreed lo talk lt\001 Colllt&8 boo been lOt lo r lolarcb 18 lor all dl;)o dorses. with -~· "' tho dlotrlcl to IOUttd otlt ptbUc opinion. AU per.,... pl1111 to en. T1te pouecl onter111J11cy roll at GBC are. urlled to 0011· wolve tho normal tact the bullneoa c:ollep al!leo perlnd and ae. IIOW lor and relli.. tratkm lonna ao there oro onl7 ' lllo .... . { O!tlllled at 8 p.m. a lew va...,du re'maiJtlng for Spring Quarter Opening is Set -moe of 0110 of Ito Jepl eowtaaiUpon the arrival of Atlomay s. D. u~. - -a - - ed at tho board table, tho meeting wu c:olled to order and illo 1nvocat1oo woo etvon ill' tho-· ~-First on tho ,.,.... wu illo readlni and _.,..J ~ put mlllutea of one rt1111or oelllon and - opodal ..."' the . -; boor<l. Aller bl........ •· a low ~ap)llcel orrort, and lloortl member Bill Wllb. (-tl!\l>qe!4) ' told the board ot live admire!• RaiP.. D. Boodea, of Naqta, contlucti'W the liiQ.ulry he first Idaho. :Bcuten said the research aree tried to have secret ~ra tbr'own out of a ,porthole. but was locked before the vessel's the aae he wanted to use could surrender1 and that the NDI'th Koreans ordered btm to open U. not be ......... COmmunleatlono Technician because they tJtoueht he hid lha 2C. Peter ld. Llngenberg tried keys. He said he na kicked to go on deck to thr<M a bag of and beaten when he told bla papers over the side, and was captors he was unable to do IG. Tuesday's session n.a cloaed, wounded by North Knrean with the admirelo hooriiW the gm!lro. The Na>y quoted KeU as stories of Dve carumadcationa saylnB that oner Langenberg techni ctans who worked in the was wounded he did not serd intelligence unU. AaKq: them another man on deck because it was Donald R. McCJareen. 33, woWd have meant .. certain of Chico, calif., who punched out the last teleQpe messapa death." the Pueblo lo Ito KeU oald the burning o! !rom classltled publications lasted headquarters in Yoko!luleli, J .. only 10 to 15 minutes, but tbat pen. McClarren said the .inteldestruction of tho equipment In the ufiPOOk unit" where the ligence unWs teletype was uMICI espionage activies were housed because other radio communlc»o tions had been knocked aut by went well. The cwrt is in recess today. Korean gunfire. whlle the admirals ccmsider its McClarren said he kfllt let future direction. Public testlmo- c0111tant chit chat with Yokolu., or tho mlatrea-nt of the ko asking repootedly whelhor Pueblo crew durl~ its l14!1onth help was on the way. coPilviQ- lo North Korea Is A Na>y oecurlcy _ . t eJijH!CIIId to begin Thursday. testified lost week that Harrta Another witness Monday was and his men should haw beeB the lest man to Jeove tho able to burn the popera In u erpiU~a~e center, Senior Chief hour, 11· they bad &one It Com.municatlooa Technieian deftly. Russo Admits Hearing No Real Plot to Kill -...um i:~~l!oard at 7:50 p.m. lnaleld of 7:30 p. m., and It " ' ' _.,nt that tlte boord was waiting lor lilt Officer Drawing Criticism. NEW ORLEANS (IJPO- The prlnclpol otale - · · In tho conspiracy trial of c~ L. !iwt hal llq,)Jled In bla teoliJnonlo ""' - . Tltese remolnlnc 111oro wu no llrm agroemeut lo wiU YOcandeo11111 be IIUetlcmollrat. ldll Pre- Jolm F. Kantledl> come, llr~ boola. No •· l'OI'-o wiU. be ICOeptled andFOitl' .., plat "' - · lfmea. In erot.-.bta· lral'OII 10. GIIC Ia _.....,. lbr _..,., . tn1Idn8 ·mtlll - - . Pan7 Jl.,....s !IUJIO lilt ""' Gl BID. lndi...W Ida • Col..... ......... lo ldiJ, lltreo - · lilta1i - ••fH<od• ... Wl-llull!lJiw ho 'll!tllod and U>eolal CIOIIIIIJifllilltU' and ODOI ~ a.... _,_ecpril!"' '• l . . '1:' V• P011181'07 pollceorldactrdriO: 6om6en in 2 tries en b)' Cllrenca Lee. 22, P0111- leo SAIGON - COMMUNIST TEIUIO~ IIOIIIIIEHS tried ~ lo eroy, overturned 011 Ita t4f'ilier . i ~ twn bu10a corl'l'lnB-108 ~con oervlcemenla 811- oldcltllni '!" ~ ' 5f feet, H"'a."l'•.....,., 1ot-lliW · RIU; Letart, and .,. but 1bo Gl paooo-• thwarled ltOJII'It~ts. T1te torr.o rloll _.. stqjplng ,lli) tho taehed one - . , 1o a protective ••""" on a bel w i - but a Den - · 1M .... Klas.llrat:l>ur)-. •....,.... cui It loooe beibre u •>PJodod. The 1ociU. placed clllrPit Jrilll reckleor ~ driver, Jamoo Pool. ;,~ o1 a bul, wu dlocoverod 111111.dlatrJIIed before It :t:: ' \ ~al:ionol '·' '( . New LTD --;;-~. lower price I·Big> . · · ·· L~~\IJioi$ :lTD i · Deluxe.standard equipment' ·in(lud~ . 3~2-<Uti in~ Y~Bl · · . OHtO IS FORD . . .:. ;. . . . ,.,.,. , ' - . T•• Fabri' Shop Ph. 99Z.Z284 l15W. 2nd Pomeroy . ........_ FREE CUSTOMER PAR1(1NG wore evenct. , •· .• tSJCcluolVe ~ push-button bobbin lhalllrindo lnolde tho moehlne. Has a buill-In buHonholer that ma.._ perfect buUonholea -ur. and gmmds -'>1', with 11>0 OX· armed service. cept!on "'the..-D llel4. which A delegation from l!le Salem could be dllnai!JIIIf II uoed ~ School area - o d be· lor 101110 aettrltlet, will ~ a- fore tho boord on heatln8 probvailable lor i'eplla lllma at that scbml, ~ Member Frort<lt. l'llrThe boerd agreed thot there lor said that ~­ are problema In beaUng thooudl· lng and work hid been dono on toriwn, or gyiDRflliwn, and a1bo field. He said It ..Wd be greed lbat a suppleiJIOIIIUY sysdamaged If loO 11U111Y - l e uoed tem to correct the problem will II. ~ Georp Hararav8 w!U confer with Cooch Cbarlo~lth..- on hoW -olvel1lila lootbaU !tald area _. be noed lor reptta actlvltlea. The board eloo reoolved to hold the orchlteeturel llrm 011 the new high 1ehool to ita contract "Jto the exact word.,. The firm bad aaked that Leo Cerllng. representative on the Jd> site, be excused frOJn supervision BY MAXINE WALTERS work for a three week .,cation POINT PLEASANT - The hlrperiod. lng of ~ Brooks smith as ~However, the boord felt that lt perlntettdent o! MaBCllt C o u n t y le In the firm'~o oontract to proSchools on the usual t1tree 1o vide oonotructlal oupe;rviolon twn vote, at a aalery of $14,and that the board's 8ll'lOing to Cerllnll's absence make 500 plua state aid, ror a four llllable mrtng thatperlo4,ohould yeor year term Bj\1)8rontly tria_ 11111 problems a r l a o·. l : ! gered a near riot in the dee llarll'8vea 11111 ni>tflt' Cbl- ol the board of -..ollott Tuea• day aJaht. Between 150 and 200 elnnatl firm _ , of tho actlal In tho matter, . . . reby private cltlzona woo OYerflow· placing 1bo rollj)OIIelbllJCif{llf lad< ed Into the voltlbulo and outof _,.,lolon bock to die COIR· hooted, booed, and jostled mem. ben of the boarcl. pony. When the' mo11<trt 1o blre Smlllt wea made ~ Dr. C. L. BroWD, _ •.,. '• I9uc11 l Sew zlg.zag oewlng machine with ilia I Near Riot Follows Rehiring Of School Superintendartt •- -... sew- -c: .-:t 0 h Facil•iies Opened, Forl969 Big Bend Regatta --· COURT OF RONOit - MallY troops of 111-G-111 Soout1Jw Dlotrict, durlne Boy SoGut Week Fob. 7-13, are hoWIIW coui1a of H..... 1o recosnlzo members who have ed,....od In the ......_ !oiJdtb. port Boy Scout ~.245 hold lte Court Tueocitl' nlaht st tho F-·Bemelt Post 128 post bOlitO. One ~, Jack Kauft', received the seeond elisa scout award, aal TCIJI CU.ell, another mem-ber, wos awarded merit hedges lor home repair ond eltizenaltlp In the home. SJtowtt dtlri!W tho pro10ntatloa eoremOII,Y lor the two members ore, left to rlgltt, ~. Long, lnotltutlcnl repre...,. tatlwlr0111 the _.......,.llllddlo!>orl Aatarlconl..eglonPoot;Kautl, cao..U and l-lano, aulot. . . troop -~ • The fabulous Golden TOUCH & sewing machine by Singer In "Copenhagen" desk. Save now on IIIIo 11mou1 12. 1969 ..... calc!. t • :l I ~o~o •r, u • •.J 0 .laaklrlflllh . Stop taking risks with your valuables. Keep them safe for as little as one cent a day. Rent a safe deposit box at our bank. Enjoy privacy and peace-ilfmind about fire and theft. . WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY • The uoe of ldlool taellltleo 8Jr The reolplion of Mrs. Tbel- . the annual BIB il.ul Rtplla ma Wiley as a teaeher, eft'eeWeekend ld Mil wu appnwod Uve Ju. 22, tbls year, was ae.. Tueocitl' o1111t 111 tho Melp lD- cepted. L.Yle Slndalr, cu8IOdlall cel School Dlotrlct ~ "' Jl4. of fho Sallobury Scbool, w a s ucatlnn ! ' ' IJI'enllld a loeYe of aboenco Feb. The Meta• llchool t, UDtiJ bla roleo10 from tilt eorroo. SAFE DEPOSITING Jlillll. Rill! tGdlr !II Sh lllid low J04, x-I ·d .. .It lo .~ 20. TllurodQ fllr ....- ........ I and Mro. Harey Keloer. Olllor ·-r 11oc1oJIIIIIID_,.., ... Jr•. .• . $40 OFF rea- price O)flo "*' ..----... -~ -!--' . recent guesll of Mr. end )ln. Koloer wore llr. and Mro. Dai111 Jlaooler o( Columbua, Mr. and Mr1. ~,.,Iiaaolor end ciiUera tor the service. dren, Rborlcla 8Dd Bobby, Glhan· lze tho 118ht or Christ modo no, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rizer "' Racine. Mro. WUllam Folmer baa rotllrnod from a twa week vlelt In Toledo with the Cbarlea A r muAdventurea ht Glvlnt'' wu er tor the program whic:h featur.. otrong flunll¥. h went eopoclthe proeram tbeme of a recant eel dlscussl0111 on attuaUons in- . llly lo usllt In tho care of her meatlng or tho East Letart Worn- yolvlng !liVIng. 1'\uliOIO of the dllllbler, Chari-. who baa en's Sodet;y of Chrlollan Sorv· ~am wu 1o assist etch perbeen hoopltallzod. WhUe In ToIce held at tho cburcb. ooo to lind aporoonalwaytoelve, ledo, Mrs. Folmer aloo vlolted Mrs. Mabel Shields was lead. and lhroUgh giving, lo become lnwith IIIIOUler dllllbler, Mra.-· •olvod "' lho mlulona or t b e old (JOIII) WUkono, end (amll,y. ANNUAL SESSION HEW church in toc!Q'I world. SUnday dlmer guest• or Mr. CARPENTER - The ennual Mrs. Mildred DonabeW proend Mrs, J. A. smith, Bob and business meeting of the Mt. Un- aented devutlono on lho BeatiMary •Eneen, were Mr. &nltb'a ion Ch.lrch was held on Friday tudes. A card of thank• waa J'e&ll mother, Mro. LUlie Slnllh, blo evening. Election of officers waa from Mra. Ferne Hayman for a brother, Edward Slnllh, and biJ c~leted and reporta were giv- plant ond cerdo during her re· slaws, Mro. Jean Ellenburg, en by the trustees, clerk. treas. cent holpltallzallon, and a Illite Mro. Peggy King, l<nd Mro. Nino urer and missionary seeretary. of 811Preelatlon from Mrs. Doria Martin, an of Morristown, Tem. The missiorary secretary re- Adami for birthday cards wa1 tbey were enroute home after ported that $695 was given to alao read. vlolllnl! McKinley Slnllll In Gelmissions In 1968. The chUrch vot-Mrs. Heyman and Mrs. Nora ion, who is home from tl!e hosed to send $500 to ,missions to Pearson were presented g o I d pital but remains oerlouoly IU. start the work in 1969. Tbe Swt- crosses as special membership dey School Superlntendert report- awards !rom the women's diviPLAN Jn'NEY SUPPER ed an average atten:lance of 97. sion or lho IIOdeQ>. Metnbers Tho IIOPhO!IWr& claso or EaatSunda.v School officers elected met at the home of Mrs. Slllelds em Hlllt School will Biage a were: Teachers - Charles Bar· Thttrada,y lo sew carpet rags In rett, Joe S&yre, Dean Blackwood, a special lund raising project. jitney from 5 lo 7 p. Foye Lewis, Bea Wond, and Earl Mrs. Clara Adams and M r o. m. Friday at lbo ocltool pro. Starkey. S. S. Stl)t., Earl starkey; Donahew &erved sandwiches, ceding tho Mlllor.&stem bu· secretary, Connie Grourds; pl- oooktes, and coffee to those nam- ketball game. 'lbe mew wlliln· clt.ole meat loaf and ham, muhaniat. Mabel Pauley; missiorary ed and Mrs. Foxle llayman,lDcy secretary. Haul Blackwood; Donahew, Mrs. Mary Roulh, Mrs. ed petalooa, ...... polalool, fiower committee, Esther Ander- Barbara Dugan, Mro. Julia Nor· green beana, cole 1law, pll'fecson, Oma starkey, Rose Cox, ris, Mrs. EUeen Roush, a n d iton aaled, cake, pie, puitcb IIIII Jean Kennedy and Lirxla Morria. Tamera Roush, a guest. Church officers elected were Ray Myers, trustee, Grace Wilson. clerk and Earl Starkey, treasPrer. J~ Sayre was b.lredaa.janitor. Rev. CecU Cox was rehired as pastor for another year. Revival services wlll start March 17 with Evan Edwards, Athens, as evangellst. Vlrillllo d« 1!'1 I" .., <n 90 Mill t. Mldcll• ..,, Get it today. y 1,131.171 jii'IJrWJ ond Mq>ndlry O<bool chllllna Program Theme is 'Giving' Transfers TO OBSERVE 91Sf BROTHEI!IIOOD MEETS Albert Reuter or 1500 VerThe Brotherhood ol the EIP mont. St., Lawrence, Kansas, wlll observe his 91st birthday terprlse United Methodist Church anniversary on Feb. 15. Mr. Reu· met Friday nlaht at the home or ter is a former Meip CoUnt;y Ed Bowen. Bowen is tonftned to his home by a broken toot. Carl residenl Jennings had charge of the meetire. Others attending were the Rev. William Airson, Ralph Spencer, Eldon Week&, Emmett Will, and James Will. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' I ,..._ Ftrrtll, ltlljllla; Job n ~ l'llwllallor> wore ~· Eleblnpr, Vteawn; Terrie F.,. tad &delta~ llrL Gbolyo.CUCk· roU, llollllnl.c:tD Repablle; and lor. v-. Hocus Pocus Skyscraper Caper Cool Kat "\ ......... . *"' were Miss Gloria Buck, M r a. C&rl A. Ebersbach, Exec., ErYvonne Scally, Mrs. Joe Crodal, nest L. Ebersbach, dec., to Llr· and Mrs. Lawrence Morarlcy. ry 0. Sellers, Lots, Pomeroy, Anna M. Ryther, Admrx., WilAlso pre-'"ll glfts to Mlas Moore were Mrs. Pam McClana- liam Everett Collins, Dec., to han, Mrs. Bruce Simpson, Mra. Kelly Mfg. Co., Middleport_ Charles W. Knighting, Sr., Lorena Arnold. Miss D o n n a Phyllis KnlghtiJ18 to Frank CleHauck, mel Mro. David Reed. Jalid, Oeloies M. Clelaoo, Fereels, Sutton. TONIGHT ONLY FER. 11 "THE FOX., (Technicolor) sandy Dotttlis-1\elr Dulleo COLORC ARTOONS: ......... lell Sltur<IIJ froqm xmn Russell Moore. others at:tendlne MEIGS THEATIE The ,...U. ~ )lrt and lilt does It Imply that the Olrlallan will have an eosy )ourneytl)rough Paul Grue10r. oaa, Vomo Ord, ~ -oh, lUe but rather the promise is Gordoo Harrll and Robert Har· Colby Wlnebremer, Slutthat in the midst ol hardahip rio or Col.uJN>uo were bore Set. lor, oncl Juice portld. aOO p~n. Christ will be there to 1ll<lo,y to vlolt lhelr lalbor, R. peUnc. encourage. com(ort and sustain w. Horrls, a patient at Jotm Uale 11111 ''Give ot Your those who turn to tum, Group .... Meloorlal lloapltal. Beat to'• tbe Master." For the singing o( "~ Faith Looks Up Mr. and Mro. Frando Ander· eudlollllllfill pnrtkm of ~~~e'pro. to Thee" and prayer coocliJded lilh were SUnday vlollora In Co.aram, Franklin Rizer U oerved the devotions. lumbuo with lhelr dau&lller' car. u tho Ieeder end presented tho For the program, Miss Thel· ole, Mr. Allderoon attended t b • tan lllllllld candle IIYIJiboliC al rna Grueser read two humerous oports obow at the Ol!lo Slate · !fie IIBht of Cbrlot. stories, "My Lincoln Grew a Fairgrounds. Youth reprooenllld . ...-tes Beard" and •• Fini Them and around tho world lo be benefitBring Them In.,. Members sang Melp ed by the Youth Service Fund "Happy Birthday'" to Mrs. Edna and IIBhtOd eandleo to, IIYIJibol- During the business meeting which followed, plans were completed for the Lerrten breakrast Reibel, and Mrs. FredDessauer, to be served on Ash Wednesday, president, concluded the meetFeb. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the ing with a poem "Strangers We church. The group also planned Haven't Met. .. a dinner to be served on March 5. Mrs. Ben Neutzling announced World Day of Prayer to be observed for those of the Pomeroy communit.Y on March 7 at the Naomi Baptisl Church. Mrs. Allen Hampton will be the leadMrs. Doug Wyatt , Miss Sharer. on Smith and Mrs. Rlchard Well A card of thanks was read Saturday with a britrom the Perrin family foragift. entertained dal shower honoring Miss Linaid it was r eported that Mrs. da Moore, bride~lect of Jerry Carrie Meinhart is confined to Arnold. Ho1zer Hospital. Members sign-. The shower, carryingoutavaled a get..well card for her. Mrs. entine motif in the decorations, Dorothy Radford was reported was held at the home of Mrs. ~roved and it was noted that Well In Middleport. Grover Erb remains a patient Gifts for the bride~lect were at Meigs General Hospital. placed on a table with a red cloth. Mrs. Neva Seyfried gave deRefreshments ()( Hlldwiches, votions opening with prayer trom cookit!s and punch were sen-ed the yearbook and a hymn "Faith from a table decorated with red or Our Fathers ... She read a po- tapers. The napkin& were lnacrlb· em, "can You Spare a Smile." "Linda and Jerry." am took scripture from Acts 16. ed Games were played with prizIn her meditation Mrs. Seyfried es being won by Miss Linda Haspoke of Paul and Silas' time in ley, Mrs. Michael Morrlll<lll, jail all:l of Paul's abilicy to conMrs. Donald Mayer and M r s. vert the jailer and the guards. . •'1 ARou7 Untied ...lllodlll Clwcll --~~ , - · wlllcll - ,........ Columbuo lor Fori ~. The youth lbo ...... Id Mr1' Ma7 Fll'rell, Cblno; Fta. - . he11111 v1o1t 111116. lual7 to, ''Wo'Yo a SlotT lv Tell l'leblllo ·No.rlt, O!llli; J o b n nltal,y Mr. and ...... Joulio to tilt Nallma. H jotnlo !IIIDII Rlicllhu't, ~ '.toba lblt, Wiber. and Clor7l llu1JOI' wore load· Aluka; Mill• Rizer, Atrlea; Mr. end llra. Howvd lll9der or• lor ..., rooponollle modlto- lklllblo Ord, JIOI>Ori; 111· · ·nl\lrllell 1o Glti1,VWo Stall (:ell, of Parl<eriiMlrl, ·w. vo. IIIII IIn. tlarl on auuttan love, under· oell, Male<>; lluUl WfnobrtQIIU, 1!11!1 an.r 111!) litOko at 'home Mollel Wolfe of FOmoroy wore otondliJc, wilooulng, and lalill _ , ~ l'ak; ~...,..... . SUnda;v guests of Mr. end Mro. wltl! Rabort it'..U. Dick Sauv· latan; Bnnda ' IIQ81, !ierilllnJ; Mr. and ..., Gratlt Brpn I · A valentine excha• was a people. . ,AttenCIC?ncEI ,Aw(}Jrds ore Modf!t Pledge Service Held · ed Jv':lllt Yciulb Followohlj) of tilt • ' b•- ............. . . did .-.... ~ ..... a i �• • - circumstances of his presidency only serve to bring into sharper rellel. A journalist. of his time wrote: "A stranger meeting him o.._ a country road, ignorant of his history, would have said, 'He is no ordiDary mao.' " He was indeed no ordinary man. And - ' : NEA. w..•~·· -c.,.-., . • union. No, it is something more, something about the man himself that the dramatic Mount ' Sc~;res 1l(inois Upset By-Michigan Five , , - c' , I,J lAY CIOM4\', ,•. ~ t~r h No Ordinary Man forth so boldly three-dimensional from the pages or historyTrue, he presided over the greatest war the naUon bad waged to that lime, a conflict of tragically epic proportions that set brother against brother. But it was precipitated in part by his own election and left Wounds not completely healed to this day. Another in such a situation might as easily have gone down in history not as the preserver but as the divider of the 1 - Tllo Doll¥ SeotJnol, »lddlovon -P-ew. o., Fob. 12, lHt • Valued European Rap ·· • have been others, and few indeed stand ' r1 . !r Recepti~e E~r Wins · iiow _, ' presidents are particularly well-remembered, let alone revered. He was a wartime president. But there 'b , • What was il about Un<oln that he should be remembered and revered so long after hil time? He was our 16th president. But not all ' h .•.,ot ' ' I _ ..,~·A~~ •.........,TONC~f '•\ J A ·curtiJUOIIim&IB hapj!en.M .f'rolldipt._~, s -" "---'.....,_ w~~·R .._ .• "lllud-llllt" .y.~ ... w p............. ,.,........-. debater-Jzi8altill' aDd lllllbbotD>' ' '" i ~ it is the complex of ,' extraordinary characteristic&-the iron purpose tempered by compassion, the dedication to j"'tlce and duty, tbe ability and willingness to lake upon himseU and bear up under a nauon•s tragedy, the indomitable spirl~ tbet carried man and country through 111 trial by fire, and, above aU, the humanity-that TMa!tcioBI' 't;ey p;.ope•n loate tile .....,. -~ )1 ... M&weHOd le ~ )IOIIdol, tbflll'l . . _ !e ~~·­ JHIIIIUibl1.4111i .......Eul, ... 8tril& U....... Nl!!lll· ·-l AllnUe 1'na&y Orp-u... ew•~ -~ ·-·' ..,.u.a iraft Hlrlen. There•• a re...m for -thll '' biJUy, ' .,. c;H'··.< • \ Ill' ,.vo~~eo~. Preoo llrte..-! II• IOOka Uu lbe B1c 10 ';.••;;lpj.·"'c~~· have made of Lincoln one of history's DOW CaUfofaia, · of . • trlpl.lblol!. , ... J"v< 'J'! ~~ What hasn't been wriUeD II the atory -~·•, detennlDed fence-bulldlnl In Eurtpe, .o\Jia America tbele same years. biB it a poblt to dJ'op In on tbet man aDd eally met key moo from other countrleo ~llnll a particular reteyance for our time. We fac~,. a - 'C'hiJJenge today not unllk.e that ofbis time. And a$ then, the danger ~ornes not from without but from within ourselves. It is divi~ today transcend~ ing. geographical lines and confusing the purpose and goals of an. e:ntlre people. The challenge is before us in a new form. The task remains the same-to ensure that we do not lose by default wbat the blood and sacriflce of previous gener~ ations have gained. To borrow from the quotable Lincoln: "If destru~tion be our lot, we must ourselves .be its author and finisher. As a nation of free men, we must live through all time, or die by suicide." ·on bi'VCiko before I 1INIW9 Nokej,. ball chaJiipiOI'l i1 Ct0NII8d. W1lot ................. lhoulht ....,}d ,._ • - nee bebieen Purdue and Blinola wat lhr- J$1 turmoO TUoodo,y nlthl when •tiODIII¥ ranked porwen were beaten on !oto(jpj courto. Ohio state do!Ntecl ellhth-nnked Purdue . 88-85. ... COioiDI>uo, Ohio, on! ~ ' boot nlnth,nnked Winola 9:1.8'1 at Am Arbor, Midi. Punlue oilll leoclo lbe confer· ence atanclhw• with 1 ~~ record but Oblo state moved Into eec:onl place with a 5-2 mark. iwmla ls Ued with Iowa tor lhir<l ~loco. II 4-3 on! Mlchlsan _1o !lftii'wllh 1 4-4 mark. · Jolb- Finney scored 2B polnta, 11111 Dave SoreiiiOR had 24 ror Purdue. Jim CleamDN - . I 21 .fw Ohio Stall, oll&eUiqf 1 311polnt 1>0rlormonco by Rick lolomt. Ohio Slate IIIJide eight · fewer lleld aooJ• than Purdue but hod 211-7 ~ rr.m tho lou! The loll ORIIli>od Pun:Jue•a seven-same winning ltrelk. Michlpn trailed 85-81 with i "p. ;., I d- -t' !biB· .,.., ._ v. , :. U~ ., _ :f::~:..~i~:o:.a~'=!r....~i~'-.: * ·: • - lldorllled.la ' ..............- , - a _..... of biheldlal ~- It aiiO tWIIIIelf, . . . . · ..-uaa Eonpeu aDd RanJan leadtn-le wu·a - JW enid deal wllli. . ·. . Take the cue of President Charles de GauDt of rraace. De GaUlle &tarts otr with a &ood penaaal feeliq for the .. It's a resUlt, In Pfl'l, of a meiiiDI ~ tween the two men several ye,ota ......NiliCia wu If~ -­ aDd be wanted to talk to De GaUlle. Tbe arlllqcr&UC l';ni1II!JI. leader wu reluctant.' wondered wbat Nl*on wanted, ~ ftnally agreed to a lltlllon. Ia their private tlie tWo lilt It oil~- ' Tbe cliff- In ~ between NIZaa -¥11 ,l!e GaUlle are lltlkln& aJid obVIoul. But the two fOUac!~ ballc almllatltlel In their - b to ~ iDd !1i -, muJvlewl. Bolbarepr....,alllll,foroae. Bolb~nil' ·, new U.S. president. meellnl. Washington White Paper ..... Nixf!n Hopes to Open New Dialogues discuss everything thiL may be ot BY WILLlAM S. WIUTE WASHINGTON - President concern to the Western cammun. tty oroatlons, This self - limitatioo, more-- " - · stnteglcal planning r 0 r bla !ortllciJmlng 1r11> ID E...... il tar more iJJwortant for whit he wW oot aiiOmPt tlanlor what he more importantly, by the Prest~ dent's explicit rejection of any ootlon that some sort ol "instant summitry"' mt)' be in sight. He has now put on the record (as this columnist had predicted) that he has oo intentioo whlltever to rush Into any truly substantive negotiation either in Western Europe or with the Russians. What the Elli'QP88n trip is reaJ.. ly obout, then, Is simply ID open 1"be drama Ilea, ol course, in tile .tslllle tnpplngs of this .tour· M)', wttti ita mcmentar)'transfer abolrd ol the neW White House. The sdlstance, however. istathe- reiDII'klble Ulldnma, the care-llolb Ulldarllatecl ,.ture of this Pre~Jdentlal sortie acr~a1 t h e -. For tbe heart of tbe matter Is tjlol Vr. Nlxoo hu wdorllnedthat hi 11 · oot av1n11 to P - lilY· th1lll at Ill,. or ID mob - com1111-nt II aD, but rather only to a series ofWas~Brussels, woshlngloo - London, Washlng. toll ~ Berlin, Washlngton .. Rome on! Woshlngton • Parlldlalogues ~geitaRIS MAILBAG . . .. ... . . . .. ' Massaging of Feet Helps Circulation By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-WW moiiO&inl help the poor circulation in my feet? What II the best way to do It and bow often? will help of your from poor mas18alinl be gentle, with tbe preuure always carried towlrd the heart. It may be tonllnued for 10 to 30 minutes, three or four times a day;lf It seems to help you. Q-11 It •armllll or benefl· clal to He down several times ' a day with my lett elevated ,I above my head? A-It Ia DOt harmful and, If you have any swelling in JOOir ankles, this can be very beneficial Q-My doetor 1011 I have on ealarged beart. What causes this? I am taking digitoxin. What is It for? A,-ne ehld ea11e of an oalargtd heart is a leaky valve, usuelly the result of rbeumaUc heart d 1s e a s e. Otber causes are chronic ·blah blood&ressure .and empbyaema. igltoxln is a de· rivalive of dig!Wis. It Is given to strengthen the contractions of your heart. North Adontic Treaty Organba- ovm-, is accompanied, and even tloo and lndlrectly to their peo- wm. ' that will introduce or reit&roduce the new President _d irectly to the principal statesmen of the only if prompt steps are not taken to control the pressure and sll·engtben the heart. Q-My husbiDtl was told he has an aortic condition. Should he slop w·orking? Should be see a heart speclallst? A-Yon husbaad may have a leaky aortic valve 1 an aortic aneurysm (outpouching) or hardening of the aortn. Whether or pot he should stop working would depend on the severity of his disease and the nature of his work. A heart specialist would be tbe best person to make this decision, Q-Wbat tould cause me to be short of breath, have a heavy feeling around my heart and suffer from lndl· gestion? A-S-81 of breath may bo cawed by valvular heart disease, bloating se- vere enough to press on your heart ana hmga, broncbW asthma or emphysema. Your] other symptoms may be associated with any of tbelt catises. Wilen your doctor discovers the true cause, he should be able to help you find reli~>f pleL It smounts in the first place to makl~ sood on Nixon campalgn pr<JII'llses to pay more attention to and to seek to strengthen the NATO shield. It amounts In the second .Place to the most painstaking and meticulous balancing off of the subtle human tactors·of high international politics.. clrcumatance that the new Brl._ ealled Richard M. Nixon. 11 i!luo conlrlbutoro to NATO U.. Ia tah Amtassador to Washington. seems time now for everybody Britain; on! this slmo could well · John Freeman, as a lett-wing . Concerned to let John Free-- have put L<Jndcill at the taD end of lbe Presldentlal ltllwlr)' .... journalist, once wrote some very man~. Too, both Italy and West ~r­ · - of ..ry ...... tho tront. nasty - aOO .. now recanted and When this trip Is - n in propmany are ln tact more .-rast regretted - things about a man er penpeedve, in aUIIlllllr)', 11 no grancl tour but nther 1 urles or <OII\)&l'ltivel)' brief on! introductory eonversatlonl, Ita real algnllllnco Ia otlll plllino. For at tbe very botkm o! lt all President Nlxon is almost certalnly ,_.ng himself In Europe The Belgians, for Wuatration, are deliberately, andsoundly,be- HOT CAMPUS RIOTS? ing given the most plush treatment in that Bruasela is chosen as Dear Helen: the President' a tlrst, and inevitJ, 1 have a auggeation for put. ably moat apotllgtlted, port of ting - . rkJta '"' college ..,._ call. This cholce . .la DOt a.autr.e -.., pu~ .. ··~·· · · , ·n·· ·· • ....... ,. ,. :~~ - ~f.¢Protooqlonlce.-.. rirat 'i/1 .oll_,~lop ~For since the ecteeUve trator.1 &bould .autke It det1,ptte &' wi n.wal of de GauBe France they will DOt tolerate lnsurree~ from NATO, Belgium 1-.a been Uon, and rioters wlll be tore.not only thesuccessorheadquart- [UI.ly tossed, never to r~ ers bllt also the very opine of In · other wonlo, they will bo "'!r the Wllertaldng- not to mention polled, and rut. Thlo does "'l! a standing reproach to the de- include peacefUl ar&UD~ent a~ fectiol of France. cllo&elllloo. I asree colleao otu,, There hod been speculation denls have a rllhl to bo beard, here that Parh would be chosen 8Dd IDIIJ¥ ol their critl.clams are for the honor of the first visit valid. But no one haa a right to becauseofPresidentNbon'Jevi-- violence. h accompll1hes notbdent determl,.tlon to try to mend log and denies educatioo 1D the this country's fences with Preal- great maJority -'led wbo do not riot. - ...~_.... dent do Gaulle ao the most bitNod, these .,...... •-·~ ter critic of Amerlclll lorolgn who wantanN>catlooahouldhave potlcy In general In oD Western a colleao planned eii>OCiall¥ lor E\11'01)8. The President, however, them. where they can expoond ir kind. In the s-dQwn bu not been their vlowo 111110118th• own wU!I~ ID •~ this 1ar In buUA<lloJbo they'd devei<IP the boll ~.. upGenerlldeGaulle. klDdotunlverliQ',whoknori,tor 'For thla lbere to u-~•satlsthese atudente are the actlvlota, """ Gl faction IDIOfll moat anted dlpl~ the doera. "the chanprs. ven matic mlslioos here. 'lbe reuon a place where they ean 10 ahead ~-... -t.... ls their chroalc dhtaate for de as last II they want- ..... b~.,.. Gaulle' a ii!Prlouoly I>Orolatent their reforms to rruttlon, I hoy veto o!BrttlahentrylntotheCom- ml(!ht eveo evolve a model lor mm Market. 11 well 11 tor tbe hllher education u It ahould be. harm he hla thuo lor <lone to How - t It: A COIIep fw NATO ltaell. Dlaoenteral Then lbe 90 per ceal Nm¥, Brllaln comea of! much ot peacelul - · could PI better In Jlr, Nlxon'a lctual Nck to oorn1ng their de8rtel. sch- 1111n IDOIIY hod...,posod SAN FRANCISCO Ill' ATE would bo the ease. ..-.., after GRAD all, lo to bo the ,...... plaee ot Deor Grad: call, with Bonn, Bel'Un, - o n ! ~ Idea, but I thai Poria !allowing In lhll order. U...O ''<11-I"WGUid Ill IIIII This deelolan e l l - 1m<q for being orr ID I "Col· other thlnp or British C.U1 lop lor Dlooentero." They'd thot the Pre~ mlaht PQI!bo bowl , . _ . . . . _ .. ''dilerlmlEnglloh on ,.... kind ot pollt8, ~:~•:_.,!"_thelrordoplnotll oul>-1'011 btoekllst- of tlie ID r, Uvolaon_.""""eatwbenrtho J J " I t 'i j ,r' II !' ' <i\ ' of~~~== « .........._ BERRY'S .: In CoDfornlo and~ Wldle ~ aro log lou popular otudple; on otolblwtecl, 4,5011 - ..,_ IIIIIIPb' i>MouM It ,...,bblf tho ~ lut •••· <;unonl! ~ Ill"!· ~ .,....... 2· iod!t Ia I .II>Odsl ~1-611112,_-oldltokelothem . , . . . _ tor Jowllll aorriCM; ~lilllllla Wilt WWiblp In tba tDola ._, Qlllo!lleo In tbe .,rer...O hall .... JiliN ......,u lialold llltlioM .W-I'f< for ller SO ..,a ' ot tbe 1!nt N. Y. 11011-llabT core· - Cojot. Bol>by RIIP Jt,, """ fll .n o eltunp - . t ,.II llleklr<lmlf... on! will lola hlo . ..... ... llq 8 ot !be Capo .... ·or '*""' Veop at !be _,., l'lii!IO!PIJir . ' eo: - .. ..;. l!Olll'lioio 0!1~ ', Jla• ..,.,.. c~ap · -· • *h. ~coat ~ Arlll ....,.,.. WD t • ~-· ·, tbei rt!ll alllljjlpoo• _.._... ....,,..;:· ...-.Mtlte4. P!'""'!lne·' IIlii''* · ~-.. ' . ~·!·\· t.- ..... ' ... of fdler. '. I'_ '_q...':Y~ is lll< chief l4w o~ lif flu! UllilerJ StoUI7 ;,\-,Tile attorne1 geaeral, appdllwby the •die ·opprova of the ·~' Go!lli-t.J Clpll>ri4lo - - ·- '" :Q-WAat II j¥merJ ook7 ,1.:-0t!li: gtveo o wealbeNda~ by exposure to. fumel ol ammonia from _.--ted ean1, btlng firlt riesldeat . .' ... mm • .-. _ ~ ........ -~ . . ~~- .., _,._ . ~ ~ H'l do't" wahama wm·sOver r....._ ' ·~~- .,...,...,....,!, thelltrotch. tho - . We .._.. gelllna ~ lively on! . . 4oiDc llll)1hlng defenolvely,.., 1'Qtor ee1d. 'I'IIJlor boltovu It wW bo a dol! lloht the rest ot tba ...,. lor hla Buckeyeo. "We haven't blown _.,.,. out at all."' he said. uaur bfe.11011 margin ot YI<IDQ wu 18 polnta against Cornell, 01111 we trailed at one po1n1 bf u. Jl's ....,. bo oent<hlng all the ...,._. llble &D&Iea. .. The BudleJe• tripl.-med Mount, owltchlnc olf Jolly Flh- ; Ed Smith and llonoJ Mea- Grid Scholarship By OU 17.,ear-old He set three new sehool track Still Mount camod 16 ot '/:1 son of Mr. &nd Mrs. Jam e a lloor &Dempt.o - 10 lor 13 io Spencer, 132 Pine st., Galllpollo, and a Gallia Acadei!Q' lllgll t h e - half. Mount Tiel It Scbool oenklr, hal awardMount IDasod in 21 polnta In ed a fcur-¥e&r tooaaJI M:holarthe le<OIId half, lncludlne a ahlp by Ohio Unlveroll,y. This was •IWMllmeed Tueldly 'twtstlna 20-looter which tied lbe 71-19 at South - · Ind. \ ~u.e also had 16 rebounds, score 76-76 with 3:32 ID play, alternoon by GAHS Athletic DlMASON - Walll.ma's White lncludlJW mony key carcmo In However, Jolly Flmey ODd rect:or Ed Stewart and h e a d Falcona picked 111 their ninth ricthe loeond hall when Mlchtpo Blue Devil football coach Glem Dave Sorenson scored baek-to.. tory of the season in 1 run-ewQ State had I 34-16 odp off lbe Trout. bukote within a 2 6 back 91-48 trlUJIII)h over vial~ Hanboards. Boll Whl1more led Notre !\>eiiCer accepted OU'o srant. 1[11111 ID pusb the Bucko)oeo Into nan Tueodo,y nlSI>L Dime with 17 pointe. Ill Bl-76 load. In • aid late Mmcloy nlobl Gory C1ort<, Falcon junior Flmey led lbe ...,. with 2B He was signed by D a v e auanf, led Ill acorers with 27 Iloufl Jollllloo acored 24 po1nta polnta oo 13 field pia ODd one polnta, hlttlna nine or 12 rrom Wagner, assistant OU lfld mento load Mlaoourl ID a 79-60 Big free tota. the field and all 10 fool shots. tor. At least one othar Mid ~ Eilht Conference victory over Sieve Fields had 15 and Tony Sorenson added 24 and Jim American schoOl IKIII8h! lbe Blue Nebnokl; Drake -..... North F1eldo 11. In aD, lOWihlmaplo>· Cleamon1 21 as Ohio . ~ Devil athlete - Miami. Several hro minute.!! left but Rudy TO>IO Slate 91~ with lbe bel~ motecl wttbfn me game ol Cront other colleges were trying to ers aot ID1o the acoring act. TomJancwlch'o Deld p i 01111 or AI Wllllamo' 19 polnta; Jim The acore w11 tied at 22-22 rumina l'llrme In the Big Ten. land ~er•s services, too. n.. po1n1a by Dennis stewart Davldooo hod 27 points on! 17 when ~cer Is the ftr. Blue DevThe loJS IRipped Purdle'salxthe ftrst period ended, but aave the Wo1 verines an 88-87 rebouada as Weatern Michigan il g:ridder to reeeiYe a football pme urioeaten Big Ten string Tony Fields on! Larry Herndon load lrtth 54 seeondo remaining; der.atod ldorohall 85-74 on! scholarlhlp at ou since the Ohio State moved bock Inwltlle came into the Wahama llnet~t and lWnolo oever led ogaln. Earl Dow' a 21 polnta led lAmar Boll Mar<hi-Gene Wetherbolt • to contontloo at 54. plQed a bia role In the Falcons• TanJon<>vich led Mlchlpn Tech ....,.. West F1orldl B4-76, B1ll Hogan era 20 f88l'S ago. juoq>l~ . - 49-31 by halltlme, - · Coach Georp King Spencer is a four sports star with. 37 points and Greg Jackson giving Coach Jake Martin the admitted uMwnt bad to move They were on top 66-39 when the llld 29 lor Winola before loullng 300th triumph oVer hls career. 9Jite a lot tonight. I've never at GAHS, third ,..mer ended As a IMJl)homore pu-d.. he seeo a guy who had more of~ Rondy ThCJ111>SOOI>Oced - n scored 87 points lor Cooch Duke tenatve moves. He ean~ wtwith 21 points and Hugbeahod 16. Burson's basketiJeJ.l squad. Lat~ Wahuna, now 9-7 overall. hit quiek you so he turns hl• back er that year, he hurled Coach · COLUMBUS (UPI) - Stave Mix, the Unlverolly or Toledo's on 39 oiB3 ahota lromlbelleldlor and owings you left and rlgtll Cliff Wilson's baseball team to ~e All-Mid-American Conference ehoice, toc111 was named 4o per cent and_ 13 of 24 charity the 1967 SEOAL champlonahip MAC Pliler of lbe Week. tosses ror 55 per cent. The hosts by beating Athens, 9-:.l. Mb, 1 8-foot..6 senior center. scored a eareer-bigh 39 also pulled down 77 rebounds A8 a junior, he played quarpolota in the Rockets• overtime loss to Ohio Unlwrsity as he with Herndoo grabbing 1B on! COLUMBUS (UPD- The Unlt.- terback on the Blue Devils footctumod 14 ot 25 lloor attempta and 11 of 12 tree throwa. He Steve Fields 15. ed Preas lnternati<Nl Ohio High ball team. In basketball his jm. aloo pullod down 14 reboundL By Quarters Se- Clo11 A . ba~l<otbell rot. lor year, he made third team Allwho has been red hot tor the past month, hl.a taken , . ~ • • u ·" ~ 3\ ?9, 48 ·- lngo, with ~11>11~ .l!ole• 01111 SEOAJ. guard, anct '· 'Waa t 11 e ·~liliddl~ • Wahama • o • • • • 22 49 ~ 68 tl Won-~oa:t recorda in parentheses: leap's ·third top . -. . with · HANNAN (410 . Teams Pol!ao 1711. He was 1Mb in SEO bosketa atrona Reid which Included Rotor L. Thampoon2-4-B;Hawleyl)..l- 1. Stnsburg (10) (!7-4) 242 boD scoring last year with !57 Slate, Frank Lukacs ot Miami, Ohio's Gerald 1; II, 'l'holr>paon 6-9-21; HUj!hes 2. Zone Trace Roas (3) (18-0) 163 polllts. Ford otWelllern Mlchlpn. 6-4-16; llallon 1-4-2. Totals Ill- 3. Fort RecOYOry (2) (111-0 117 II traek during bis j u n i o r records in the hlgb jump, long Jump on! 120 - yard hlt!b hurdles. He led the Blue Devils in ~tie Tornm,y dor•- ~r, ::t :..."': N:.-o.m': Hannan .. lii!iliii!iijlii!ll!i!li~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! COli · e .Seores ,, eg lB-48. WAHAMA (90 CoD 1-4-2; GUilople 4-0-ll; T, FWdo 3-li-11; Clark 13-1-z?; Rlzer 2-41-4; Herndon 4-0-ll; Fields II3-10; G, Fleld•1-2-4;Howardil+ 6; Hoi- 2-2-6. Total• 39-139L [j;JJ5[!J SCORES Jury Ordered II¥ United Preos ldenational Eaot w L _ PeL GB Mlrmelloll , •• 28 lndllnl ..... 30 Nlaml • • ••• 26 Kentucky· · • • 26 New Yorl<, , .. 14 West W 24 27 25 25 37 .538 To_lry Again .1!26 'h .Mo l'h 'L .no h, .27$ -13'1, ~~~~l) ~ :: 6. Weslllusklnrum CO (1.1-0 91 6. Dixie (I) U.l-0 91 B. ~ (14-2) •.• , •••• 81 9. Bloomville (2) (17·0 73 10. COI'ns Weat Reo. (1)(16-{))65 Second 10: 11. A- 4B; 12. Newark Cothollc 41; 13. Mansfteld St. Peter's 39i It. Kirtland 37; 15. Hemlock Miller 34i 16. Uncoln Height& 33; 17. St. Henry on! ~rlOKIIeld Locol 32 each; 19. llopdore ODd Portamouth C!ary,31elc:h. PT. PLEASANT - T1>o civil __ trial r Ar1heHa Harmo -~... 0 0, ot al .._ Jmn Charles lqor, et · a1 ontlnuod I Ma s wu c n son co.. NEW YORK (IJPI) - 'lbe L PeL GB Q> Clreull COUrt Tuesc:.y, u n H e d -~ lntemotlmal OOklond • • .. 40 8 .833 d ~ ot-= ~0111 ::: amsll collep baokelhdl ratlnp Denver •• ., , 32 22 ,593 11 ~~-• _. __ ,_ pool 1n' ot9•• with lint place votea 01111 !oat recorda ID peronthe ..o t81h T';' Now Orleans .. 26 21• 8 2 1 Dallal 1 e ~ o o o 22 9 'SU jury ~ 3 Oft Tue•'""' -~ (lOth wei(): . ·- ·-· 22 - ••• 19 M ·~ p,m. ..., - M Teuno ~ ....-ea " clellboratioo woa cootlaood undl 1. 1!¥. Wolylll -(12 U7.a) 334 Houatoo • , ... U 33 .127 24'h 6:25 " m. with no cleclakln 11TueacloTa Result& ~ rose 2. Aahland (6) (18ol) 254 3. Nov, La VracrlU6-4) 239 lndl.,. at~ York, j,pcJ ~ F - . ·Forrest Nibert t; Central st. U5.al 187 MlnnaiOia 115 Kentucky lOS told the court at 6 p.m. that lbe 5, . . a t 11o. IJ)(ts-4) 13'1 llll'll wu _...alb' ....., then DeiiYil' lOB Mloml 9B 6. s.F. Aulllll U8.:.l) 135 llollaa 108 Now Or._ 98 the J.,q. ........... tbe jury to 7. La. (1541) 120 lltluololllOl Ooklond lOO Ill - · to dellbarate opln. B. Fairmont st. CI)U9-1) 112 Odr -•• lchodulod · Tlto jury retumod to tho eaurt 9. I'IIPI - . . Q) (19-1) -lot GlmOO •• ' IIIII with no d&N yWodnai<IQ-'a - I KanluC;_, , _ • II":" 10. Cb01no1 st. ue~) . -, sa ow ~· a "' elaloo n&d\OCL . it. "-YDD IJ) '· 2B - - ·-· J.,q. -J..... ' 12. lb. D li. (I) ,. . " ' 27 Los Angeloo ooliod lbe llll'l to ..-n to tbe 13. Orl-.110 . "" 21 .Oitlr ..,..•• ~<hatluled ,..,. rocion oo -tb~~~""""• Fa tJ 22 to try to -b·- ~llotJoe · It; Amerltan~ .u. - . . . · ··• 11 _.. '"'·uf'-,'!') .,. Alllf 11 11. 11. New (I) 1f ' Collegt( Ratings =:... .·~~~B .,;;.--;.~received ~ d; ·= -.11 -"-*'!'" Svare Tapped . By,Lombanli •' •' ~- li. . )'ellr, ~r estabJished two 8roAL records in the broad Jump on! 120-ldgh hurdles. Both marks had existed for 11 yeara. team scoring with 139'h points, and was second In SEOAL scorIng with 16 points. He also wm the Class AA District I o a g jump, and later,representedGal· llpolla In a otate lnvltatlollal whare he placed 88Yonth 111110118 tbe boot hlt!b schoOl athletes in Ohio. In baiiOball lui year, flieR· cer wu the Devlla' top hitter with 1 .465 average. His JTlCI1Dd record dipped to 4-4. During the 196B football campaign, f!lencer, despite an ear. ly seaeon illness, came back to mob AU-SEOAL. llewastblrd team All..otrlo on the U n i t e d Press International ..d r e a m team" and was honorable mention on the Associated Preas AU-Ohio team. ~cer was a 1968 GAllS foot~ ball lrl-<aptain. He was named best defensive back during the annual Blue Devil grid baJQ!et in December. After a slow start last fall, f!lencer llnlshed 22nd In league naahlng with 180 yards in 45 attempts. He was elgbth In passing, completing 14 or 52 for 101 yards. ~r was 16th 1n pass receiving, eatehlng a1x aerills ror H yards. Jn ldekoft' Teturna, ~cerwas · lourth In the 1.....,, returnlng 10 for 158 yards; 1curt1> 1D pmt returns, with 54 yards in eltJhl attempts; third In pass Interception returns, pi eking up 53 yards in three attempts; and Second in scoring with 51 p>fnts, )Jet three bebind lrmton's Rlek Boykln. ' Baltimore Romps 124-116 11Y Vultecl Preas lntematlooal Tl>o Monroe Doctrine of score as much aa you ean as fut as pooolblo contlmws to lbe Balllmore Bullet& lead In thO -...a! Bukotboll Aaaodation'o Eaatem Dlvlolon. Earl Monroe riAJod the _.ct CbieaRD defense for S3 po1nta Tueoday . . Baltimore wnwod Metp ~ FI'Oih~­ ... Wallol111 JWJ old 37 deflat at Nllsoootp..Y'"" Ia -•11- d '"'!'hey ilad pmo ..,ring - Spencer Awarded 4-Year A Ratings ' .~ rlqtdrtmenl of u11 elophmlt7 A-Tile elephant II I ·~~r~~;t Velellrlan. Ill dally nqulrellleDII ore about a quarter a ton of IJ'ten {otlder-<>r about l5C!_pounda of' bay-oDd 50 plloDI of -- .. Timely Qnote&. tlq ot !be Q-WII4t is tM dallv food . .-u. . QUICK QUIZ and lnaecurate.ch,}~ 0 work wW come mu wwr. untrienllb"eol cw•'• "Whr • :rou p bowll... In lhe •l•ter like otlarr plf. . As lor lbe coneao odmlnlo- r tr~-~~ ~~~.ahJ ~.'IbaUld ·. on!' 1110)- ' are, v.l Ito 'h'l (oti timet · Pm ·ill tor needed ~. but nut overthrow by riolebce. - H. Dear Helen: I reocl thot clpr- c o naum)llion WOI dOwa In 1968 by BY JACK O'BRIAN Gehrln1i wilh- old pola also lfar<ul In Dolloa wiDa 1111all amount, and then J heard NEW YORK _ t.a v e 1 a 1 would vloll or write Lorraine at 1125 .... Tl>o Euo 'I'IIIUOmon television that lbe percent- wlteeler-deoler ~~me, Konhlk .... Eullldo N. Y. llllndrloa an mirclala oreso•._.rui;•.l age or omokerl had dr<JIIl)Od two told •• Dean - · · 10 per being pllllldered ot ...... ablrts; 're IDmlnl tbe TV points. Is this 8IDOIII teenaaera eent-lol" $80,0001m"ellbnlntlatbe thieve& pt ~ cent& eocb at ,... .... Into ..... .... Clpnt or adults, or both?- REFORM- Rbiera there wu worth .1,800,- terrront abo!>• which peclil1o •em tiQril. hovell't 8DIIlb lnadlloolm roodr - o - orpqt1~. (Ao,. 000 the moment the dell went to aallora. . . . .,...~ ....; .·· D- Belormed< tbroU&II; laW)'er Korlbak hand- ll!oro pom \1' J>I'OIII'IDI ..... IIAII1011 laW)'er'l kll to U'!lll dam....,'l Two ree.1t suneya • how it N y -~ ..__......... Jed ..... Former o • ..:.~-r• dall wW pop .... Tl>opola.. re- 111118 oplnat tba......,.ua....., . omoklng ....., __..ra hu Club ownor liDo Lowla leaves volt In the Utlted Steellllid<era: drCJIIllod conaldarabl7 ,_ethan Tllo Sondo to' run the Laodmarll EmU Narlek ~~ to 111dp out . ·, per coni. A aatlmal, lhoulb In V-a; Howard RIIJtea own& ~ W, Abel .... WaD st. llrml aomeWhlt Umlted poD made tor F Ml Old Anita can't find me elerU; restaur.... ormer N •· lbe Vultecl Slalel l'llbUc Health _llrJIDt (Mrs. Boll Greell) had Ut- ama cau't Und dl.llbwuher •• ,.... Service In early 1968 elllmlleo lie ~_ ••- ... ....1 .... ~ twlnl, . -.. BUJ Chan told Ul bo that tess titan a.e per cent or VIttorio dll Sica'• catanet aur .. trltd to hire dllbWUhera for his boJ'o onllirloln IIM!ap-121Dd -~-t Computera don't tb1nlL . · · . .. • 13 aerJ' waa 111eee... o FDm Gold Coin lpotl on! group arepreseatlJsmok•r•ilnd Tanan 80ft Ely• a 011 a VIetnam Interviewed . Tiley just tldak tltl)' tblnk... ·. J'liUaed Jobsbeeliiole tbat 25 per cent of 17.par-Old -"" _._ ....__ .._.__ they were _pold only flO to flO -Dr. Kemoetll CoJW,, J>lfha.._..•klna tour •••• uwua _ . .. chlatrlll Gild ~ -- _ boya IIDOke clpreUIIa aaw, u tiD's dlugh1.er Claldil'l holile less on welfere ·clolng w>lldna. JCielltlll ~ of .. -. compatod with 3~·JW'•ont a dec- from bor hepatido holp11811oaCarlo 1'llal1 hod ~~~U~to?or· Slallfonl lllliwlllllft ..f'U. : ,,. ade aao. Tl>o· ooirteapondlng IIlkln. weltJhl returnlna to -~ h I 1 · .fidal lntelllg...C. Pnljfct. gurea for ·cftll' of 1he aame qe Wblle ball eluba lwtlt out trip - !be-e • '~. \ 1 ' ~:. ('" are 15 per ceat current1J u lbo poaolblep!Q-era• ...,.,law- ed him with bab,y-tJIII lor ... ._...... with 25 per cat 10 fii1_Jklllert Footoa, manopo Jllda .... 'lbe poor.flo!r -ld)ouae yoora 010· aoftni butblll otari Ole aloo COP _ , by IJ'!' lad fll tba_IIIIo lcett thaD aetllnC rid. _,..,., lbesa' fllplrel I r o owno !be Loa In Dotroll) In ''Oliver" II ~ ...,... Ill .... ..... . ' ,. . -, . v . lbarpiJ emto-by W . - . ! ...._.t 1 IIIWIIPWOOCI otrer illlllrJ mink forft!lil'lloa ...,llor- ~ohtt Le ·Carrt, 014/fof.. o/ ~·Grl- - - . UJ1 tbe !lao- for his client Mld!o7 loollch ot rocll In ......... on! NllniiD · - • Clllbo In a.ooter Coon- !be Tlaerll PoraonouDt IJ, - · Hla and " lllck for a 01111 roiL _ _ _ _....;._ _.,...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ .._.,.Ia 22l'l!moylT11o Sbob ot irlll 11>01111 mo&· noda aohooll lu .........., lD ID 1r1 $875,000 .., hlo IIIIIIII!IUOUI _ 8,7 per cat 811JN 1b1D1e .and tru1t1na lOIII ,.,.... - • ·ower a · • that be 11, ~a bomll aboiy - period, but I t o - thai tor .... '1111tperliile oton ciDUbt: tbe IIIDiber ot 17.,.r..old dp- Ofll8[ll,y Russia !lh'eo ,.,.,p,po . , - - •-11111...,..... II - logaiprotoctiAiol . ~toi>Odilnod _por cent ll>aiJI) and t5\!o per 'doll .... Tl>o Bltloll·Plou-tbe cent (llrll), IUo 4lpnl u a · biddlow,for _ . . - f o r bonlt out by fll(llnol .......,, · thla-MO- rllblo to 'llrl' • hot Q-A ehelt X ray showed 1 COI.Ii· try. w......, -·-• that I have an enlarged bear!. My doctor says I have byPertenaive cardiovascular diaeue. Is it dangerous? A-T•h II enluJemeot due to doronic high blood p1'81aure. It is dangerous of Tbls slow-but-sure approacb~_of courae, wUJ not· plea• everyone. It will not, naturauy, pleue tboae wllo want Nixon to push their particular solut1on&. . earl- for WIICOillln. ·:un... Earope- feel mere eemfortable willa a........,,... • ...... 0111)' wllell ke ••• prepued file ........ . . -.... ' The European• are a Uttle tired of American crulldln. They UkedHwbea NW>Il lllid be wouhl not be ia - · eat:Ure visions of hla polities, his purposes and hls_perSOMlitY eol~ that hive on the whole been both I- ..,.L ln Ilia 10 Jdm J CJi\111011 scored 23 polnto on! -hod 23 rebounds to load Iowa whDe Jbn Jolmooa hod 23 polnla Dlvld1011, the country's ftfth.. nnked team, rolled over Rlchmood Ut-95 to ra1.. ita Southern Conference record to 11-G ODd Ita overall Dlll'k 1D 19-2. Millo MaiO>' acored 25 ot his 3% pointe In lbe Drat hall ao Dovldaon took a 511-42 ........ tap. KOIIQ)' F.W llld lB poinla lor RlchmLee ........ 19 points and held hiiiHicorlng Boll Arnzen- to eicht polnta 11 ....-anl!od Mlehlpn Stale UHII I COWMBuS. 1\lt'J) · _- At <IP- 1 jolt ~ we eoo pt him Dootta ...,.;.. ot a. ..... )Ar. . -- anr lloo ~~ ....... tbroU&II plvlfcal tho brezldotmlon arCIIftll Rick ~. Purdue'• uru Tlke It" King oo1d, "All 114 record lbar]HIIaotJnc ~~·I EY., alter Oblj> ·!!*'• .....5 will prabebl,y pt you a share .....~ .-illldh~lllkfd ot the Big Ten IIIIo ODd II thll -'l'uei<IQ- nlabt. IIIII 11oae rll take 11. Now we luiYe Buckoc>u' Fred r.,lor CCJUJm't totrJtowlnoneOIIIotwr PI over - · 35.polnt per- - - ruodpmeaatMlchlormancL lpa Stale, IIIIIWiallld-ID "l'n ll8Yer . ..,. Mount wort&: ~ to Pill leul a tie." u hard ao he clld lor lbe bo,._ 0111o state reeled orr u kell>aU •• bo clld tonlalrt.. Ito llrlltlhl pointo oamote ID a ~ee1d. "lie'~ tho beat I've 34 hallllme 1eld. eYer teen 1a tbe Blc TOn." With I'MIIIIIing hla long 'l'llltor -sod lor • - . range a...U, I'II!We l!na!l7 them ~ -.,I think he'a the pollod eveo, but faded ID beat ouU1de sbooter Pve eJer le8D. He baa •ell a Clliek re- lea10 at loog We were oD over him llko a olrty lhlrt on! bo IIIII ooond lr<lm lmpoo- ease the paJn oo hapless Cinelmati. Adrian &nlth'o 22 polnta paced the Royala. Jell Mullins accepted all the ~ he could receive against Atlanta and -.ct three lool lhota In the ftnal llllrlote 1D - . , the Hawks. Son Frllllcloco lrltlered • ...,. a 13-tJOintleod In the llnal period 01111 Mullins' ...-IJ' ... a 124-116 decision with • 2B- pointe turned " " point 101'&8 In lbe llna1 eight to bo lbe 111011 IJnporl8nt or hla 34.polnt oolpot lor tho game, mlnuteo. Paul Silas led Atlanta with 22 accounted lor more pointe. than Olll-4hird ot that rall,r with 11 pointa. In other games, Phlladelpbla doCealod Clnclmatl 129-112 and Son FnneiO<O beet Atlanta 92B7. 11a1t1more lmil<e • ..., !rom a meager 96-84 lead w11b 111e lutcparter· IJlUri that beet the Bulls lor 1bo lltth time In aa IDIIIIY pmea this -......,. Tho Ylctory lnereoaed 1be Bunola' IOIAI ID games over Idle New York. Jerry l:lloan topped Cbl- with 27 pointe, Blll7 Cuonlngbam oeored 31 _poiDII and Hoi Groer added ~7 lor ~ ID keep the 11en~ ill eooiloi•lon lor tbe lead. ,.., ' tbe _,ma twollllt'lltel ~rter at 101bock with period to 1 ·, Pair of~ ~ OUL • lolra aeored an 84-8G overtime a comm.... Tlleae mea are eoavhleed le _,. p ol_lialf.. __ eocked, loa! wUJ proeeetl wllb eaplln. AI ol - · ..., most of all to try to remove tf.llekly some man-on-the-1treet the,.-d attend jhe leges sprinkled around the More importantiJ, bolb men felt some indeflaeble em- ' ' patby for tbe other. Eacb came away bellevlllf of tbe :· other tbet bore was a mu be Oou1d deal wllb. rt . . . ...., . blgbly emollollal feellne, rather than IOIIIOiblall 1114 • some stand lakeD. 0... 1111111 IIIII llapteael lbe """"" ... elllor•Eoft. • pe1111: NlsiD II . , 011 biB n•Jecll. Be ... tile laell llt,W. . twllter. There II 110111e evidence lbe Ruaslana allo cauiloulbr Jib what lbey've heard the Nlxoll aJlPl'OIIQil. The Nb;on "workln&" trip to Europe wUJ be of tile llllil eautlous nature. It Will not atm at solving II•- but _at setting up the framework for dealing witli problem~. It will be a systtmaUc attempt lei develop ebanne!a. · ·· 35, But· Bucks Win, 88-85 - Conrere.C. lo av1n11 to hive ..,. vlet«y over NGrthlre-.. IIIII or Ita ald-taohi- donllf•• Wloconoin ·Mlnnelloll 6 - NlPP iiQ.I,ce ~,~; ,--; _ II'& well·lmOWII Nlxoll used the JNn be WU out'ilf ...._ In a spate of syllemaUc feoce-bulldlnll frolll ~ Yqrk "'--• towering fi~ures. It is underlining lbe obvious to say tbet the memory and meaning of U.Ocoln have , Fl'Oih Spli,t 8)' United Preaa lnternetlonll' recat_ ....... East W L PeL !JB lfelp, in Ill - - ' ·iila o- W.Uoton, _lotl t-71l tba ... or t1oe 11n1 P"""'L Tlia ...... Wll tied 21.-11 IIJt heiiiJ I .. . . Jl!lltimore .... 43 16 •729 Philadelphia .. 39 19 •672 :Ph Now Yorll .... 42 21 .68'1 3 Clncl,..tl .... 31 28 .523 12 · Detroit •••.•. 24 35 .40'1 19 Jlllweukoe •.• 17 U .283 2fh West W L Pet GB Los ,..leo .. 40 20 :68'1 Al1anta ...... 37 25 .ii9'7 4 . Sin Fran. .... 27 32 .WI 111h san D1e&o .... 28 34 .433 14 Chlcaao ..... 24 3B .38'1 17 Seattle ...... 22 40 .355 19 Phoenix .. , , , • 13 46 ,220 2fh Tue5day's Reoulta Baltimore 123 Chicago 116 PhUodelpbla 129 ClnclmaU ll2 Sao FraDdseo 92 Atlanta 87 Only games scheduled Wednesday'• Gune1 S&n Diego at ClnciiUIItl Boston at Detroit san Francisco at Baltimore Phoenix at New York Atlanta at llllwaukee Lo& Angeles at Seattle Only games scheduled. lbo )'-IIOJ'oodOra _.. ... ... 37..'18 u lllo - ....... .. . ulllei'WI,Yo Jll.f Morrll led tbe - · · · 17, T<qo hod 11, Rick Aab I, Ttl.- Willies 1114 Da.. FUe I Oldt, Jill Bock, J, and 1'cm! Crllp, II. tl Wollaton-led oD , _ a will! Jll, In 1M toss t1o Nel-om.Yort< Morris opln wu hllb with U, stave Dunlae rot 8, Joo w.ur.r 7, Wllllamo B, Roll Smith J, 8111 v...... F1fe 2. - - wu hllb .... the Buckeyes with 15. Michlgaio is made up ol two pelilnaulaa-the s l Upper Peninsula and the mi!ltn-abaped Lower Peninsula. Benefit Game Is Saturday The Racine Alumni will clash with the Southern High School coaching &taft In 1 basketb.all game this Saturdl.,v at 7 p. m. Benefits or the match will go to the Paul H. Carnahan Memor~ tal Seholarsblp Fund aponoored through the Alumni Assn. Alumni scheduled to participate are Jack Bostick, Virgil Hill. Aaron Wolfe, Dick Taylor, Dick Yourw, Vic Wolfe. Peanuts Wick~ line, Don Weese, Tom Wolfe, Ronnie Salser and Delli\V HUL Makilll: "'J the ooachifll stall' club will be Jim Adams, Rus Har~ per, Hilton Wolfe. Jr., Larry RED TAG VALUES Every One A Value Wlmer---0 Wolfe, Duane Wolfe and Robert Ashley. A game between 5-6th gnMle teams rrom Syracu1e and Racine Will play I prelimirary pme, starting at 7 p. m. TilE DAILY sliNTINEL· QE\IOTED TO lNTEIII:b"T Qt" ]I(EJG!i-IU.SUN AREA IIJCHARD S. (}WEN, P\J~Jl,l:!:;HE& Cl,._ Tu-*11, &clllar P>AIIo- doil)' Sl~bJ Tho Ohio ~elle) "•'•ll•hl"' ~. 110 . . _ _ k, PoaMroy, Ohio, t ~ 769. BM•!•u om .. ......._ 1112-21~. 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Pllll:lsiaR tOiin8COflltfol Cllflilf ~==o:.:~: ..................... .:t ''<=F =., ...... .1.199'- " '· �1' I ' . l·' • i• •• ' ' LET'S MOVE THOS£ BOOKS[ - Sue 91oemaker, ~~. is one of 17,000 Ohio UniftrBI· ty studeiKa anxious to see more than 450,000 volumes moved fran crowded and out - dated C.hubb L1brar)' U> a new building ultimotely coot!"' $8.~ mU!ion. The big move began Moolay with tractor - drawn baywagona, like this one SUe ls checking out, belllJ used to transfer the booka. The farm vehicles were hired along: with l;helr tartner - O'lfners by United Moving and storage IDe., Dayton. to transport mOI'e than 30,000 cal'ton!. The finn has the moving contract with the univer- .• .• • • sity. The rig above beiOI'Igl to farmer Olarles L. Blltcher ton of books. o( Y PACK Pomeroy RD, shown handllqr a car- UIT P E . ..... MORION-CHICIEN-.EF-TURlEY TV. DINNERS......IRS.~••••• !: PAUL'S 2011. Valentines in Adult Class Program Theme Meets Recently Uling ul,.ofe'' as her tapic, Mrs. 9llrley Johnson presen:tflld a prosram with valentines at a reee!X meeUng oC the Women's ~ ChrlsUan Service of the POrtland United Methocliot Clureb at the home ot Mrs. Car~ Price. Each member read from a valentble a verse of scripture or a poem. Mra. JotmJon gave the legend ~ tho red bird which tells the story of how red became aaiOdatecl with Valeotine'l Dey. Two poem1wereread by Mra. Kathleen Ward. Devotkms by Mrs. Ruth Derahaeh Included the !Doth Poalm and a pJeDl, "God's · Hall r1 Fame." Mra. Pr1.ee prellded at the meettng with Mrs. Jolm11011 reading the aeeretary'a report ;;ffd Mrs. ~rlll>och tho treao]lr...tr..... · Sodoty ?."' - ot sandwiches, ,miDts. tea and ooft'ee were aer'hd b;y the hostelS to those nam. td and Mrs. Elva Dallv, Mrs. .Iorio Devotions we:re given by TreaMr · a nd Mr 8• Lar ry Ebe sie Hendrickl at a recent meet. ~ n- 1ng ~ the Adult Class Of t h e bach and son, David, Syracuse, Bradford Church 0( Chrilt. were SUnday guests of his par.. Eli'M)ra Hoover, preaideiK, had enta, Mr. and Mrs. Howard char of th eet1ng Serlpture Ebersbach, Portland. Other re~ f em 19 l6cent visitors of the Howard Eb- : • and two r:ms '"Tbe ersbachs were their son. sam, le~s ~e''and."T~~'were of Colwnbus, and his sons, Mike read by Mrs. Hendrteks. arxl Terry, of Lancaster. Wayne King gave the bleasMrs. Dixie Smith and son, Ro,y 1ng beton refreshment• servRoush, Portland, were SatW'day ed by Mlldred st..&m and Franvisitors of Mr. and Mrs. ~ ces Hysell. Attending besides ~~and son, Ryan, of near those named were Mr. and Mr1. Homer Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. Recent dinner guests of Mr. Herbert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Don Johnson am sons, Wayne King, Paul Sisson, VerBruce and BrUin, were Mr, and na HyseU, Freda Mossman, JackMrs. Thereon Johnson. Racine. ie Reed and Joy, Laura Hoover, Mrs. Barbara Scites, South Norma Russell, and Nora CamCentral District president of the ~ron. Ohio ChUd conservation League, atterded a mid-year baud meet_.:ON yss WRIGH't ing of tho league at lhe Imperial . ~·ill ~ Neal Rlfo, ""' ol Matthew House iD Columbus Tuo.. Corman Hall, Rouab, ond Mra. Neect.. baa l>aW illte, Mlddloport, ado, hu completed eight weeksboottrain- Rife • LETTUCE EXHU' -';1~11.1-R v.~u,m'~-~ ~ '-t'"Aft!l ~~~,,~)! -~ 2 ,.,.. ... 29~ 10 -am COllAGE Riggs aerved pmch and .. a salad course to Mra. lnpla. Mrs. Jim Mees, Mrs. R o 1 e r I and Mra. BU1 MeDaolol. 2 9~ 1.. crt. ' lest Gr... let Cnt• You'll Love It! FISH FILLETS 14 •• , .. 591A 3 , 12 cans Value~! Apple .Instant · au · d·s ~::'·..· :.::.,... . EYE -············ . . ll F • Alum. •••·••••.• ••••• 1:~ AKE c 7 ' 2 ups oz. .•• ... .... · ·· "'*·· ora114• . ,. . ,,. -~ . Toilet Tissue~::::.... :::~·, , ' ,. Ctlt 49·1-'r BOILED 99j. HAM •••••••• !~ 'r , '". ,,. ,.4,9 9 SLAB La. BACON•.••••••.• · CAN .... !•-. , ... ~ .... !~. ...• .;.i'(·· ~ CHOPPED · . "~ FAIRMONT ' ' 3 LB. CAN 1/2 gal. .............. ................ McCOIMICIS Black Pepper 12" ..... ' J t ,·' ~ ·,. ' NO. I CAN . ,',. , ~. •••••••••• .LONG GREEN 2 for ' • '4 RS ••••••••29t:i, REDBUnON RAPISHES •••••••••• ·'' "' A4~ertise~~enr ·· Spon. sored 8y A FRIEND .. '.. ' • I 4 01. . . . ..... ~.... 2se cu Presbrt•l• Chla'ch ----... Middleport Ohio . .. .,· 'SIR[OiN ..... ~~. -2 for tlob anb lfiountr{ 1111...,, Felt. 13 7:30, P.M. .J• ~UT ' Stp.., _ Prices Efficilie Feb. · · ThiJ 2i/2 - Lafl That Good , .. STOIEL Y SLICED 01 HALYES ·····~······ Dio..... ; ·.ENDPORK CHOPS ••••••• ~~ 77e .RK ROAST••••••••••••••L!; 57e PlASTIC Sauce:~::::••••••• ::l9~· · Peaches:~::·.......... 3:~. .· · ··- II gal. CENTER CUT RIB GALLON UR T oz. We Tell It Like It b...Big . . Pke. - EXTIU VALliE BUfl · Prke-PietUing DtDry Dept. Bu,W ..._ Plul's Frill ''· · SUGAR ........ Bt53766, U.S.S. Wr!Pt diseusoed, lioog w111t & IJIIblle1\1' and • momhenhlp 39j. 'r ••••••••• .. ,,...,Crisp Ned DOMINO PUlE CANE SLICED ••••••••• ~~~~ 9oz. EX1R4 VALliE BUY! . ' WVE OUR FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS > FISH . MAGIC Plastic 3:9 · ~ .-1;. BLEACH ••••• r!':'. ,;_ .. ., . America.. Legion Post 128 "~mrite Ill .• . (CCZ), F .P.O. New York, OHOl. teom bu added Serafino Fuio, at tho homo drive. I 29.,.~-old Pitt alumnua, II mot Mrs. ~ Mrs. Gene Riggs. dllenliri line coach. He held Mrs. Earl Ingels prelided at 1llo ..... pooition at Harvard tho mooting cUing which limo lut rear. was . :noz.29e 9~ lb. His address ls: F. A. ('Al'Y Neal P11111 for a valentine treat PlTJ' ~DS FAZIO for children at the Meiga Ccun1'11~\lBURGH (UP!) The ey Home were made 'lfha1 wives Univer~ ~ Pltioburgh footl>oll ot the Metp Counly Jaycees ~ GRAPEFRUIT inl! for wzy oo tho U.S.S. Wrl&hl. Volentine Treots Hue! ~eKeivey. ~ / a,Pent 1f days leave w1tb relatives and friends before cq.rt. Children to Get . KIDS lM OUR fOOD! MOM UMS OUR SELECnON! 1>AD I.MS OUR PRICB l Flori.. c•olct Glallty EX'IJU VALliE BUY/ TOMATO JUICE inl! at Great Lakea, Di., and hu Orool ~·· Mra. lira. , 0 1/4 LOIN ..i;' ,, �• I - n.e Dal!.! SHU.t. aoddleport .. PG1D81'QY1 0 •• F'eb-. ·The Great Decisions Ofl969 ,. u. 1.,. Pierre Trud«m, da.liing ~ of Llntoln, Oj.. ,, • •. \ . Dy RALPH C. DEANS OTI AW A (liP0- "The next prime minister," Lester Pearaon commented as he stepped down rrom that post last All ., .. is expected to be a combination of Abraham Lincoln a n d ~bnan." It was noc: a bad description of the man who did replace him. Pierre Ellioc:t Trudeau's capture of the Lib~ral partJ.· leadership over eight powerful cootenders in the June 2.5, 1968, eleclion was an exploit worthy of the eaped crusader. And his aubsequenl pledge to create a "just society" in canada recalls ·. Linc:olne~qv.e breadth ot n06.¥ililoot Canao!il" "Act OC Faith" In the absence of specific electoral Dromises, Trudeau was elected in what one Montreal editor cailed "an act ia a welder and can attest to my awreatlceatup In welding, to go with me. How ckt I arrange this? A.: Regulations say that ooly 100 have the right to appear ill peraon. However, your local board haa the discretion to per. mit another peraon to appear with you. Check with your local board Executive Secretary to see tr arrangements might be made lor your father to accompany The first, a cowbay ballad, "C"harlie Rutlage, combined unorthodox timing, the use or spoken lyrics and some bizarre plano effects by the accompallist.. The second was lves'lovel.y "Two Little Flowers", and the ft.nai nwnber, the dynaml.c "General William Booth Enters Into Heaven" by Vachel Lln:lsay, incorpor.. ated hymns with drum •nd tamR bourine effects in the accompani· ment. Mr. Gramm's accpmpanisi..., Marshall Williamson, not only displayed his great virtuosity throughout the entire program, but also delighted the audience with two solo numbers, both ot them "Impromptus" by Schubert. Particular~ interesting were the final Selections, which the ar~ist called "A Retrospective Groi.Cl of American Concert Songs 1900~1919." Tlle numbers ranged from carpenter's ..When I Bring to you Colour'd Toys" to "Sylvia" by Oley Speaks, and closed rousingly with Browning's "The Year's at the Spring," set to Altboul!h . - 1D It has administration. His drive tow~ been diverted, Caada'a ehlef ard naUooal unlcy •..,.rsodoa all other ambitions and sometimes borders on obsession. "The die is cast in canada." Trudeau says. "There are two ethnic and linguistic KJ'OLPSt each is too strong .•• 10 he able to swamp the other. Bl.t 1t the two will collabonte inalde a truly pluralistic state, canada could become the envied seat of domelllc problem Ia also number one in the fteld of a rorrn or federalism that belonp to tomorrow's world."' Secessionist Movement How big Is the sec:ceaaionlst foreign aftairs. Trudeau's para~ m.cunt concern In tbla area ta to ahort-circuit Q.lebee"s p.~sh for an iDternatlonal •tpresence.. and 10 make Ottawa's newly bOlD· lUll voice the one that speaks for both the Frendl and ~sh eroups. The iJBuea cauaiDg a rtalbarb at home and In ·,otber eapl.tala are aeeondary matte-rs tor Trudoou who Is pilllng Canada out of the ulnlluential power ~ tbe Wbllfenpoofo-a per· feclly fine activity, but one we doll't think merits any oeademio: otandlng. -Dr. ArihaT W. G.Ut<>n, . eluii"""" of a Yale lo<ldt~ - """"""''' 'lflltleh ....,.. ~4;i,lli<li \ft.O.T.C. be . abo·U'~~.(a.s a cred'it ,, COU:rH. ,.. ,., ,!'' . ,;; ~~ :,6,.1".( • ~~·' .t~~e• '. Do Man Goool ~~o· . ...... ohOn • Choice Premier Grade · ..... ioW:"• .......,,. ·~ · ... .... .... _... ............- ... u.nto pNIIad 10 - - · ,.. , 1o · - · eliot n ... d!l lbllip d-IY ~ ...- apMillf;y." Willi eliot~ 11 m6.4 llld ..-Ina tilt 211-t<-.ald r..... dotfano ., eo-'• emmal pollcleo, TNioau 1111111!1*1 a ..,_ t,o..baCtml riYlew o1 dltlale IDd Featived. ..... AlfWeek ~ng.••. · toro1p uralro-IMIW - " " rw eomp~eiim in o~pr~~. !lleh aacnd cow• u pwt~clpttlm ln NATO IIIII - - '111111 1111 eun Statoo Ia CCIIIIDental IJaitocl are dolenaa bolna - unllkel7, Truc1eau retuHa to J&Uat7 AWea tbat Althougb tt t1 Clnada woa't go neutraltat IDd '111-aw from NATO Wll• lu AU that. he :lnllsta. "I• up to tbe , ....u 1o trade background and anecdote& diplomade r8COIIIItloD ot Com· munllt China), ban put the Alllea on edp. They prompted one worried U.S. eonareaaman. Louisiana Democrat John R, Tarld<, 1o describe Trudeau alon from NATO Seven montha• UIIO!UI'e to the realltles · of power have not chanpcl Trudoou'o convlctiCOI 118hould that not be Canada'• Secrelor7 ol Slale, Gerard Pelletier, ot lMI leUn 'IW'CN• Corp. chance . Toke tox to BlOCK. Save you time, worry . ohen much wampum, 100 . c~ 1: . ' . '. .. - ' tr•h Wloolo · ro~ Lola________ J~-69~ LUI TEI.I C)[)lo·VaiiO,. '"'Tooting .Wieners;_________ ~t•. 9.9~ CUBE STEAK ~ ••• For Frletl FoodsFor All Your Blkl11 :io3 ' UaiiiUIIIy Good 'lUte. The kipd that comes from only ' premiutll quality ingredients. ·'·: ' JRich, c-;., Fla.., ....c. ._•.IO: ·~~J.oo' .. · :' " ·· · ' . . . . ' . _ ;Sola~ Hot Dresslng ........ i~~49C CeUo - Syrup.~. ~-....~. 394 • . ............39 &'WaHiet ' · . . · •, . can :. ,, 1.00 •· ' BAKER Middleport t ·. ·.'i ·. ~- ·, ·.· · ·.'• · · Aa ....... frio ' ··:callned ' lts protein nutritive-value is 2 V2 times that of reguliJr bread. ·ll:lch, F;ealt FlaM. '. ·.., ·. 1~. · .Pork & '· Furniture IN!' • ··~· ';·8-·69 ~· dep. doz. . •. • ' . IR HI-HO PINK MOTHER DETERGENT COOKIES ....rt Will T s flESH CRISP JUliO 111C11 . .• ).. *.; . I . . :, ., '' • . Your'cboice Qf. UGHT or WHEAT. U~ua}Wiy SUilfJiaa. .i• [3~[1{Co. ,.. Ameriu's bra••• Til• S.~i~ "With OYer •~· Rlk. ________·:~3•~ I~. 5 .... . ,, ' .1. l ! INDOORS - OUTDOORS . L- 0114 Mo-ly ~;_ Green Beaas.~.6· j s..-"' Jolt ilthf ,• No riRiinc • No Mlticll)' NG -..,. t.nb to 11t1 . Sl•• llco•--------~·-49~ ..,Apple Siu ,:!shell Bei:oil~ it Qiv81 both extra nourishment and extra taste. Try Rite Diet and""' . ..>· • ,, lor v.ourself why we cqij~.•; . 'I -oue l/· nusuo IBreo d. . .,.,_,N . · : .~,i! ,,,.. • 'i·t)" ·t H•R Ploco ' ' l"lno Dollcloul lluollfJ' f'AST·£4SY a · Co_rn••• ~.-- .....,•••••••• 5·.... 1.00 ............... STATI · 3o3 Unusually Nourllblntr. AND .slyTIN ....;t.. ..,---~-----~·-39~ ' Yellow Wholo Komol HEAP BIG MEDICINE ON YOUR from reservation first lleMMoftPo . .. VALENnNE' 1D YOU •• ·., FIDEl AI. ' OUR. COI.ll'll ·r BOTH .· tea J>eUetlor~o stand outalde one of three No need to be sick about lox. Get Big Medicine. Sneak oway I .~· ...,~ ....;._:..__.;...Ji..59~ e II II no is Umeatone mtaes belag olockplled with food, water and medlealsuppUes llo<her, Randolph Couaty. ' a;~; L~ .1'-:- p,.,;j., G,.u recently aa "Uie Clnadtan Castro" and to urp economte reprisal• and Canada'• bpi).. CIVIL DEFENSE workers 1.ao the Mlul11lppl River blulla north of Pralre du : .n,. / ruus so.me two mUes baek " . •• :stt~k ...........-...;.~~.:9te ~"""' ..., ............. ---~:..99t · IO..Iool Sblolo ..-.lf_______,._!~9s~ omboaoadlin with Red Ch.loa'a Mao Tee-tuna (plana have - . mode for cerning his contacts with m&I"IJ' famous composers and concert singers or the past, such •• the late Nelson Ed~, John Charlea Thomas and others. 'I'tle audi· ence was delighted with tllemem· ories he revived or musle'a.past in radio, as the great .. Firestone Hour," Continuing applause brought .Gramm back to Ute atage twice for encores, the beautitul "Shenandoah," and a rollicking early American counting BCNW, ""1 BougJ:tt Me A Cat," as arraneed by Aaron copelal:kl. In eate of nuclear attaek. Eaeb of the mines bas been &locked wltb enough ••P· plies to la1t two weeD for 30,000 persona. Thla mine .,. ' ' •~'olo ·~.t J.lcr 1..1neerfn1 dDUbtl, .,.. Truduu'a aanouncemeat tbat he • SWin ·StMk..._~ ___!:...95t nvtew." &J.eh ' ..i~Jiiy ~: At......, P•lc~ -l'MI'· . , :_;, ' . ' )j 1000 Office• . ~ ' \ ..;·\. .' '•, . • ... I • >' - ~ " >" .. H " .. ,-< ' .. .. ' . .-.,~';.·· ' •·~,. ~· I" ·f·I ·' .' -~' '. t-~~. " FRESH, CRISP RED ,,., . R.O.T.C. Ia like singing in • lntersper.pd closifJI grtq~ with reminiscences o1 Ills lnusicU )'011. Q,, Recently I teieplloned some information to my local board coocerningaphysicalproblem I have had tor some years. Toda,y I obtained written evi~ dence ·of that trom my doctor. !Jlould I mail that evidence to the local ·board and, if so, will they relate it to my earlier call? :t..: You should mail the doc-. umentary material to yoor board at once along with a letter which reJa:tea it. to ywl- earlier tele. - - call. It is important 10 remember that whenever you slY• JOUr local board any lnlor. lllotlon orallY, >00 should loUow It up lmllledlately in writing. emerging thruot or hla Oedgllng '• ...... ............ =· ~ ,.._,. lll1d - 'rill - lotell.... - judo. The Draft Q.: I have requested a person- ' ta.Uh. •• It waa fl'llta a ..,. ,..omcy. -...r1 No - .._.. Reilo' demonstration. V«ers ..w the Ooo of till <~U~eteneeo be- Lo•oquio, till 1 - clpreuntried politician a ROWI'DIIIent c a - ' bil 11M> Ull!tocl J>UI!Iai loft I of 1M member1 and a tl..,..year SlaiOo lo lhll taaoda c:<>ntallU a pl'OYioelal ca~ peot, 10 boot term of omce in the 21$4-seat p......tloo ol olx rnllliCOI Fnnch lhl _.-ailllt drum, tile Hoose or Commona. It tJU the - llfUb 0110-dlln! ot 111110111"Lo Plf~ : ~ first majority government in six who ""'" 10 ar ..alotocl bol'l · colo" neootb and colild dllln elections and 11 Yelrl. eaticed Into the North American more tllln 24,000 ac.ilW workConservatiVe lNder lklbert melUIIfl pol. on. Sopon.Uot , c:aadldateo aut stanneld, 54, wbo like Trudeau Proud Groov "" ••Umatocl s Po< ..,. at t11e is lndeperr:lently wealthy and • Trulleaa 11 a member or thl• reeonted vote ill QUebec•• 1966 Harvard graduate. eould not pi'GUII group. "I om a Frlllcb- Olectt01>- not eiiOUIIII ID elect l match his opponent's eharlsmawilt! all Ill)' hoort," he pl'OYioc:W ,.pro-w. tlc style on the hustinp bul he ..... But unlike ...... ol hll 'I'll! .......,r....... lor the h01101' ' obtained 73 eommona seats aNI rena~~ Quebecois wbo wallt to of carrying F.-,nch Canada'• continued a.s oiJpoaition leader. break away from the rest ot the toreh of ""La survivance" Ia a The Socialist New Democratic nau.-., Trudeau ldd1: ••1 am drama dfat.. hold• hJah t.m.nat part,y picked lt) 21 seata aad the also deeply and lrreWICIIIIJ' a lor French President Clarleo de Ralliement Credltiste, a small canadian. I am coovlnc:od that Gllullo, who lo nOt- 'llltb splinter party. cll)tUred 14 one does not preveat the other.'" J.t looklnr- on. De Gaulle•a ridings (electoral distrida) in 'I1lla puslonate conviction iaa bq)oalJW wW is seea In C.W1 rural Quebec. One independent key to the cOQJlexU1es of tbe al a ahadowy rorce PZ'GPCilli"' was also elected, and there 11!1 man hlmaetr anc1 to the still~ QUebec toward Independence. . lor who gov~N 20,7 mmton Canadians and their gtpntlc natioo north of the Unltld States also bri~s to mirr:l the critical style or an Alexis de Tocqueville and the Qalr ot a Lawrence of ArabiL CoOO.itioned by a seriet ot leaders who were graduate civil servants or longtime party men, (anadiens are still getting used to a prime minister who has scOO&-dived with French aqua~ nuat Jacques Yves Cousteau arxl achieved a brown belt in Hanr.Jsome, y o u n g Donald setting the scene with a descripGramm, Metropoiil.an bass bar- tion of a graveyard at nighL The first portion of the pro-itrone, appeare<l Sunday afternoon on the stag~ of the Gallia gram closed with Gramm at his · Acaderm· lligh School auditorium best, slngitlt in English thret! in the second presentation of the arias from his repertoire of Mo-Tri -Coonty Community Concert zart operati c roles and vh·idly demonstrating why he is currentAssociation's current season. To his audience of over 400 ly one of the country's more popadults and young people, sub- ular opera stars. These selec~ scribers to the local series as tions Included "AU You Lovely well as members of neighboring Women" from "Cosi fan tutti;" rLssociations from Portsmouth, "Within These Hol}" Portals'" Waverly, Marietta and others, from "The Magic Flute," and. Mr. Gramm proved himself to be in one of his most famous roles, not only a fine, well-disciplined Leporello, ''The Catalogue Aria"' singer and ertremely warm stage rrom " Don Giovanni."' Following intermission, M r. personality, but also a highly talented actor. In front of the audi~ Gramm brought his listeners the ence's eyes. without benefit of unusual contemporary sounds or costumes or make~ and with on- the music oC Charles Ives. ly a minimum of humorous ex~ planation, the artist transCormed himself one momen1. into a towering, bombasti~ giant, into a prim. proper spinster, then into a diminutive, pathlttic midget. Mr. Gramm's · ptogram pr~ vided a varied treat ior aU ages, fllliQg the auditorium with sound in his fltst .oumber, •• Arm, Ann Ye Brave'' tr.om Handel's "Ju· das Maccabaeus. •• Other Handel selections included the melodic "Where'er You Walk" from "Semele" and tlie humorous aria .. 0 Ruddier Than the Cherry", sung by the giant Prometheus In •• Acts and Galatea.•• Moving to the more contem· porary music of Theodore Cha~ ler, Mr. Gramm presented "Five Epitaphs" by Walter de la Mare, al appearance before m,y local board and I want my Cather, wbo • . ot Gramm Delights Audience Of Over 400 in Gallipolis Q.: Where can I get advice on my right to appeal [rom Class I-A? A.: Call your local board Exeeutive Secretary who will subaequently ~ you or the Ume and place where you may confer with the Government Appeal Apnt. A lree pamphlet entlUed, ""Taking Appeals rrorn Selective Service Classtfieatl.ons" is available to you at your local board. ' llal Man, sets own Pace toward , • ~ "U.t. C:-.:~L.-' •• ~J thought. The 49-)'E!Ir«d bache- • .' -~ RADISHES . ...IIIIIch Gillr �.. •.• I ' .·. . Russo Livestock Inventory Is Begun - an audio-visual comparllon of prices of farm commodltleli in the United States and foreign SEEING THE SIGHTS, Lee RadzlwW, IDler of Jacqnellile Oaooolo, walb up tbe lamed SpaSiepo of Rome while taulaC the Ilalliln capital. Prl-•• coantries the last several years ••• .I .•• o1 the main rarm commodities were and are much hiJher in ~ countries than In the U. S. In 10me oommm market eountries the tariff charge on farm proGicts rrom the United Sates is more than the Ameri- can rarmeta receive ror their products. In other word1, the American farmer has been and Ia aellinc Today's Almanac (eertalnl~zedTwleo -·" Huaoo ,... loyplotlood twice b¥ a atate before he tollll!lod about lho piClt In Marc:h, l!N57, aod Dymood bad 111o troaaerlpta al lho loyplotle ~essions marked for later ontorinll .. . oabll>lta to lay ... .....,olwoik ror toot!- boa dof.,ll poYeblatriC ml JvPDsis expert "'of nat1mal repate." Dymond oold lhe export _... to~ tho IOBaiml doiiiOYed Ru81dl credtb11it;y u a witnell "by ~ .. hll mind wbat the quesUoner waDted to, and wbat the questloner lUIgelled to bim. ft Dymond drew from Ru110 telllmonr t11at he had boon By UnltA!d Press lntornatlonal Today h Wednesday, Feb. 12, . IIJidor I>IYChlotrlc tnatmenl lor the 43rd day of 1969 with 322 to --12 to 18 month&" ltartinl with follOIIJ. This is Lincoln's blrt~ his drat year in college, 195t, clay. and bad bad tolepbono oonaulta· The moon ks between its last tloos with tbe Pl)'chiatrilt In quarter and new phase. 1963 and 1965. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars aOO Jte>lter. Verlt'e Gordon The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. well below tlle wrld market On thi 11 day in history: price. Even in Australia, an exIn 1912 China became a port country, therarmerareeeiv~ republic when the Manchu eel a much better price than the Dynasty was overthrown. American Iarmer. In 1942 the German battle1be larp Investment or t h e ships Scharnhorst all:l Gnelae• American farmer and hil!l low re~ tum on investment was shown. In The concluskm was that U the ,. rite Verlie H. Gordon, 79, Pomw11o tauJht 34 yearo In Meigs County ochools, died th1B morning In Holzer Modieol Center. She was a member f1 the Pomeroy Methodist Church and eroy, au escaped from Brest ifttO the North Sea. 1953 Rusala broke off Iarmer had sold hl• belongings diplomatic relations with brae! and put hll money on Interest after terrorists bombed the at 6 pei' cent he would have been Soviet delegation In Tel Aviv. 1n 1963 a jetliner crashed in bllllons better off, or that t h e larrnera were pa.yiDB billlonl the Florida Everglades," killing ]uot for lho prlvllqe of feeding the nation, and throwing their labor In as 1 good will poturo. Dies Wednesday . 43 persons. U!IJA W&l credited II the t.f.ource ot fad a. a-. a- OVer 3M I...U111 U. S. 1110111· r.ctorero end IURiilor• wiD bo Olddblllltll woctoet ...... Due to Jndoalry demand, tho ...... First; Curl Lashes Benker Families Always curl your lashes before you apply lll8llcara. Place tbe open eyelash curler over your lashes, making sure that tbe inotrument end Attending Meeting is back at the roots. Squeeze Severo! oiDcoro aud employ- curler shut for about five longer for a curlier ee• or lho P<Nnero.v NationalllBnk sec::onds, look. Remove carefully aDd are attending lhe Mid - Wlntor apply mascara. meetln8 o1 tho Ohio IIBnker• A11n. at tho NoD iloUMI In Columbuotoday. 'lbe.Y are Mr. aud Mro. Edl1111 Hob-r. Mro. Maxine Grll!llh, Mr. aud Mra. Richard a.amberl, Mro. Joan HarriMra. Doana Nel1011, RichaH PoullD, Mn. Lera Jmea, M r s. YarUyn Wolte, and Mrs. Joan lla,y. • • • Dry Shampoo Is Quick To leep ba1r olwayo look· 1111 cleaa aiid weU-JI'OOmed, ovett ID one of the Instant dry obampooo. New Ia an aerosol fann, tbey're ueellent lor revlvla& oily Ioeko in a hurry. Jull "f:."Y IIJ!hl· ly. fluff yoar ha , waft a minute or two, thea bra1b. -- - ... _ - News ... in Briefs ~ol services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the resld•ce It 128 1\lilborry Avo., with the Rev. Glen Hiles ofl'lclatlng. Bolrlal will be In Beech Grove cemetery. Friends mq call at lho resldonco aeytimo. EwinB Funeral Home Is 1n charge. JILL AND JACK APART HOLLYWOOD (VPI)- Actroaa· Jill St. John aod slager J a c k Jones have separated after 18montha ol marriage. !.fila tl.. John plano to get a Mexican di- Jaur ud eommud ID. .• u1eo. The ayatem .... wm fllllt lliat II upoeled to IMd mea oallle mooa. Ellet-t' be aboard tbe Apollo ...-r llrfO or .......raccurer• ond boQ<ero IIIIo will attend. .1o1m B. ~In, 1J10118111Dr director al Tho a.Io llardware Aa· :e_...: . - · _.ulllo!969''Total - · 'to - · aU previOUI reeorda, attracting <Wer 10,000 retailers, wholellllera, and : ~ newt been a mea&urable exodu• at :rar hirbor PIJilllf Jol>a In prhste llllluotry. buyer a. The Ohio llardware Aasoda.. cheell ol RCA'o BarUal"'•· tioll. eelobrollng Ita 76111 Con· . - _ plana ..,. o1 Ito llneot MuL, plaBt. jdograDII e¥eJ' echeduled. lllncludea an Dlustey Dinner &lnSeveral Attending . day evening, Fobtw.ry 23, at The hraton Columbu1 H o t e 1 where OHA'• Pa.st Presidenta and eount;y Chairmen will bo honor· ed and the noted leeturer. Dr. Several employees of tbe &,...,. C. Hahn, ()(Dayton, WID Farmen llBnk & SaviDgs Co., ill opoak on the subject, "No FinPomeroy are In Columbus toda.Y gerprints .•• attending lhe MJd.Winler 0 h I o Mondor end Tuesday mornlltl(a, Banker• A11n. meeting. 1bey are February 24 and ·25, Brookfast llBnk President and Mro. Theodore T. Reed. Jr., Rldaard Jooe•, Mr. and Mra. 'Illoroon .JohDDI, Dorotb)' WUl, Addle Norris, Mary CULVER FINISHES THIRD Kumolman, Ruth Cooaoll, MarMIAMI (UPO - George Culgaret Jean werry, Evelyn l.anver, the Cincinnati Reds" pitchning .... IJnda Mayor. er aDd defeiXIlrw champion in the &Mual Baooboll Playen Golf LEGION TO MEET Championship, had to setde for RACINE - Jame.s Ray IWl, third place thla year. commander o1 tho RaclDo AmerCui "r bad a 75 in the fourth Ican Logloo, aoka aU Lorton and Oral roulll Tuesday for a members to meet at the hall 308 total, two strokes behind 'nursday at 1 p.m. to attend fu. Sam Ellis of tho Chicago White neral aDd graveside rites for Sox and Ken Harrelson ~ the Paul Holter. Rosten Red Sox. ~ w;::•rslnN~~~ ~~;~N .•·lllnuah Only The Best For Y011 Valentine • • ' $1 . 011ners 216 E. 2nd, Po'""'' 90111.11 1HE , -;.C. ; *'' ,... . $2 ' '( "·· . D~ r· "> 1Ml 1'S v:i;1:'}l.;:'l'::i - ' » ·- ..,.~ , TUDE-IN If YOU WEll 11 IN ' rr... Page I) In a llrebo11 whUe pnctldiw nl8lrt laDdilws. Three bodies were ...,_ covered lrom the wreckage seven mile• fnn this base and a apokesman l&ld ·-tt doesn1 look good" for lilY surviYOI"&. The rour..lll(lne P2V Nop- wao boiq( uaod lor nlgllt lmnlliarl· latl<01 trainiltll 111 a Na'l/ ,.._.., oquodron lrom MIIIIIOSIIOII..st. PauL Nome• of lhe victims wore withhold pendiltll notlllcatioo of i next of1dn, ' To Give 'Em In! Round 'Em Up. GET NEW SPaiN-G • I . ,. ,. • i l ,.! 1 ~ ~ /. It! l:j~,, ' ,, •• ~. ci' ; ' Our famous Miss Alllrl•l ' Ledlri ·.·. ~. \ '' Confidentially The wiselt w~ to lelect a dbimond ring Ia to rety on your own ~ood taste .. . and look for the n~e "Keepuke" In the,;...... and on ttle tau. "''•MaT ••oo Al•o u.,. ..,o ••oo n'111 WI.DDINO 'liNe •• .• 0 W. SERVICE IIEW SERVICE HAROLD WALKER tv. .. \ 'I. MAIM ST. POMEROY, 0 • ers iiiiAOY Rev. Borden Kurfeas told the committee, history week at the school. Students enrolled Jn hi., tory and other social lclence classes were required to auend the talk. The large grq moved from the auditorium 1Im hallwaya.. Thirty lett school, but the otllers returned to their claases after the demonstration broke Negro to welfare. He said Mor:day's demooatntloo in the rotwlda "indicates th&re obviously concerned." "They apparently doo't have contldence in the program," Kurfess said. McDonald suggeated the prob- '"'"''sod ary. where the troublea began Tuesday. Rep. WUllam F, Bowen, D-Cinci,..tl, IMJUII)lt an amencbnera in the bill requirlfw: the committee to report immediately on the problem, then have a later report on the That was situation alao. Bowen•s amendment waa de- ASSORTED CHOCOLATES I lb. box $1.85 2 lb. box uo -·nt or IIOUIIcilll( tho their daurt>tor, YUllo l,ou. to E d Daile)', Jt., aon of Mr. ani Mr1. Edward llalley, <!CWUkenllle, .P,. brl-locifo alll66sradl 11 SclMMll ..... in COiian... 51?! Ia olao U986 lllP ondl~ ArlDI' ...tinnod It' c, 1 .DIJ 'wid- addldoml reool•••• wu ..... od. seven IIIPOI- 11r ccw. Jlimeo A. llhode1 alJi> ..... lull Hou10 today and poaolbly c<me .. for 'l1llrada1 a - bofmto lllo aoootnbly p1 for lho . Tue~a ieuon ln the sea.- siona was ltght. so- bill• and - conll..- 111 the ber, In the House, etaht blDa wen -uced al>l 10 - · nre relolutlon . WW·•::re;:.:o~IJ~ered::.!ln:!the:.!SOMie.:::!;One:::~r:elor=r:ecl:!.:to::.:=:;:,::_;;:::.. r Zebco 33 FISHING REEL .~c,sa.aa footed. Then, ._,, Troy "Lee JUnes, D--CI.evelalll, sought to have a 16--Jnember panel, rather than 12 men, investigate welfare in Ohio. He also was defeated. The joint resolution was ex.. pected to be reported to the FAMOUS BRANDS Gall Explosion is .AJ. Blamed in Death NEWARK, Qllo (VPI) - An apparent aecumulatiob ot g a s exploded at a homo In nearby lleBth ThesdoY, killing oao man, destroying tho house and dam"'!!ng 10 Other homes. Jon Woolley, 27, Newark, died In Ucklng Councy Memorial Hospital of bu1118 and other hliurlea suffered during tho explotllon, wblch opllntered the homo ol Mrs. Joan Ellinger, a widow. Mrs. Ellinger and her three small chlldren were not at home at VALUES FOR FEB. 13-14-15 FAMOUS PEPPERELL BRAND COTTON MUSLIN F001WE.4R CLEARANCE!! VALUES TO $6.$9 LADIES DRESS AND CASUAL SHEETS the time. No one else was injur- 8lx99 and ed. TWIN FITTED t1onoc1 at Dong Tam, VIetnam. IUs address is P.F .c. Michael L. Garten, R.A. 51883018,' Co. E .709 Malnt Bn., 9th Inl. Dlv., A.P.O. SF 96370. FOOTWEAR $)~.~ SJ!.~ 811108 and FULL FITTED Fine Count White Muslin-Wide Hems SAVE UP TO 75% s 00 Pair SPECIAL GRO OXFORDS- $ 00 pair' BIG SCRAMBLE TABLE A BIG BONANZA OF BARGAINS! Leads in Test The "Back to God" cciiimunity service program lljOnsored by Feeney • Ben0ett Post 128, Am· orlean Lopoo, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday nlgllt at the ~ Firat UnitA!d Prosb¥terlan Church. The Rev. Nylo Borden, chai>lain of the Galllj>olls State fD. stitute, wW be the speaker, and ape:clal music wiU be presented by the choir of the Mount Moriah Blrptlat Clalrcb. Other mlalstero of tho communlcy wiD be partlctpat\Dr In the service. The service 11 be)ltlf holcl In commemoration of the American Legion's observance of Religious Emphaala Week. Woltar lllolce, chaplain or Feeney • Bennott Post, iS chairman. Tribute will bo )>Old to lho lour armed lorces chaplalnl wbowent down oo the VSS Dorche- dur· iltll World War D. .... of ' &re shortecm- lngs so tar as reclpielXI are )Oitlf - · ,.,. Miss Bradford Is Speaker " 1'., testimony. Brenda Bradlord of Southern High School received the higheot score oC the six senior girls competing ia the 81Dlual good cttlzensldp te1t spoo.sored by Re- Full Window Size Decorator Colors & Patterns. 3 Pc. Set turn Jonathan Meigs Chlpter of the Daughters ot the American Re ...uti... Pladltl aecoM was Barbara Jo White or Meigs High School. Others taking the test were Cheryl Maalooker, Southern High School; Patti Lou Sexson and Pre-Tested Inside Frosted Bars Light Bul•s Candy Your Favorites! Shirley Ann Rucker ol Eastern High SciMMll, ancl Marta K. Hub- bard of Meigs Hilh School. All six girlo • will be guests at tho annual Charter Day luncheon of tho loco! D. A. R. chapter to bo held on March H It tho -10~-75-100 PCIIIIOrO)'. At '!~Jt time good citisenahlj> plnl wlll' bo presented to the girl plaet..: ~st In Neh high school. Tho leota were -ruktered In lllo local oollool lho llral Week of December. MrL Harold Slrprt Ia &i>od cit110111hlj> chairman lor Heturn Jcnthan Meigs Chapter. Watto 2~29~ Grace Episcopal Parish House. SIZE VISCOSE PILE Tweed Patterns .NanSkid Backs 55~ IIG BUSHEL SIZE TUCIEIWliE PlASTIC LAUNDRY BASKETS RUGS Mr. and Mrs. Mllllrd OlriJ- '·; I Two members ot the oommitwere not present for tee the _,There ara no magic solutiOIUii" ·. ' tian. Albany; Route 3, are ..,.. •. ' n. Will Wed in Fall ' two unendmentl!l pnJPOaed and tahlod b¥ 1 narrow 7-6 ¥Ota. Tbe vote to seek adq)tioo of the reBOluUOO. WIS 11..0 with Rep. Phalo D. Hole, 11-Coium- auditorium where a NIJI'O mlniltm' waa to lecture as .PU1 or ;=tr. Millie Christian W•••· ANTENNAS and ACCESSORIES ' ' Our llss.A•rlca.Wutilll Dnls Stylts'· Our Natunllz.,s, · Finest'. . ~ ·hr luster •~•s Fw '(lit Sc'oel llu Our , ..wll ."' s~.,. Ftr .. . CHANNEL MASTER :• ;· Good.~Brands· . SEE US FOR YOUR---------> ,. norlcy Loader Joon c. Mcflo&. ald, D .. New~ there were - D.._ One nnro aplhe oecoad Wll needs demonatratora. Cl'flllay &lid bla cc:.nmtttee, U approved b¥ tho H - aod SeDate, would work tonrd l q .. ranp goals and .PlOgrama, probably not bavlrw • repq:t: before the Geaeral Aaoo sembl)r reconveoes next Jam- IIID . . . two plue was the Pr<JOCb. whUo tho Immediate by the welfare Odd Lots-Miscellaneous Items-Close-Outs ' ' ~~· . ""'¥""' I s~ CANDIES TRADE-IN If YOU CAllY 11 IN Trade In on· Ou.r. WITH ALL YOUR LOVE At leut 100 student8 refused •' ,. -. i ' (c.ntinuod fOil SOMICINI\~ YOU LOve ••• ~ K...laiiB. Crea.jy, arll l:llOther spolliOl', House Mi· 11101\Y seats In the school to take their a Uttle more rel!ltraint eo tar as our own salaries are coacerned. I voted I&Binat a recess resolution and I feel that tt should ·have prevailed, lor I feel str011B11 lllat Coogreoo ahoulcl ...~ ~ il7. ~aU _ _. , . . .P , . (''. • ' t ••. Your Used Shoes Given to Charity ' charged with dellnqtMmcy for creating a distur'branee. They were later releaaecl to the custody ()( their parents. Retail Food Prices OFFER APPLIES ON ALL SHOES PRICED 6. '99 IP FINISHING Ro•l•~t~'s TOLEDO (Vpll-Nlno ~ atmenll were arrested IIIII 30 more ouspoodtld from Wooclward High School ~sday fai. lowing a mau waurout ol a IIWidatorr Nosro hiatory lecture. Five boys and tour girls were arreated outside the school and :1• Valentinu and Wrap1. IHIRI SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At5 9 Arrested, 30 Suspended ;1-. II." Full Line of Hollmork A Jo1nt resolution. IIIJ(ln8ored Hooee !ipeokor Charles F, Kurle11, R • - l t , . Green, wu wted out ol the cunmit.by teo aod recomme- b Oldoptloo after an hour al oo lho pr_.._ Amel!dmenta Tabled Durlltl( lhe debote and teoti- buB, not vodng. :lift•• I John J. Pershing, World War I leader, was the only officer to hold ihe title of "General of the Armies of the United States." heeded toward a by week's end on • resolution aettlllg .., a 12 • member study commtoaioo headed by Rep. Kemeth & Creasy, R - J)ela.. ! It's A "Happening" At Chapman-Canaday! TOM~RROW'S COuttt;y jail. r:·a! C::ear:. ':!rtu:! COLVYIIUS <VPO- A llltllo mer .... need lor u immedl•te Tuosday'o actloo, oul¥ hours welfare ool.alon ond a !Oatt- after lho state H\a:h...,.. Patrol .....,. ........y formed Tuesday ejeded 300 welfare cJemoo:atrain tht House, but repreaenta- tors trom the ~tol, was c~ u... qreed to pi mo¥1• on rUled . to the House Welfare .00 a reiolution to •tart the lnft•.. Hoolth Comml-. chaired by UgaUan go!.._ ._.. carlton E. Davidsoo, R· Jrorton. The - . . -ed ! a qiJNtiGrl of the procedures that have been used to nm tht1 bW . wltlJClUt 1111' cmaldontion on f.bo pert or lhe House al ._,ro::al latlftls. It la a question of the reaponatbtlity of the individually !'eleeted member& ol the HOUse tDd tbeir .risht to vote, and a question : ol relelaUIII authorlj,y.-. to the executive branch or a ca;nmlsaion To Hold to June : ~ · . J'or, uetli'\ting to the exlsdng state of affairs, the terms or U. ~ CommiBsioa report are to go into effect on Feb. 14, or COLUMBUS (VPO- Some ro~ 30 . , , after tbe 1n1tlal propoaal, urdesa Cqreas wtoes 1he meastaU food prices are expectA!d ·Aure. to incrtWte af least throu&tl June ~ HOWEvER, ALL EFFORTS TO MERELY DISCUSS 1.. proYio- wblle prlCea on some other pro.. Jet a1. . have a House vote on .the matter, have been thwarted. ®eta will drOp, a markotlqf ln: Ia the ftrlt .Place, in a closed4oor session the House Rules Commit- lormatlon apedallot predicts. : tee iuled the reaolutlcms, like my O'lfll, which would have provided Loll A. !ilmondo, ........... : for docent legislative conalderatlon ol111o pay lnereaoe. SOC<llldly, a mark~ lnrormatloo IIIIOciol: vote 1n tbe House approved a 10 day recess, from F,-,, 7 to 17, dur- lat ai lho Ohio Slate Univeroicy, which time lho KaweJ Cmunhslon report will o.-.Ucally be- oleo said food price gaina lhould :. eoiDe law. 1be Constitution says that aalariea or members of Co~ traD thole for p1ces of moat must be determined by speclfi~ law with exactness. But con- other coqjiUID.&r items.· ...,.aiiODII aalarlea are not beins fixed in an exact arnOUDt by law in 7 - 1 1 ' with lho Coaatltvtlon unless Coowess by law adopts ar. IN VIETNAM :rrrmauvel)' tho reCOIIUIIeillatioo of the President. The procedure P.F.C. Michael L. Garten, sut .:wx~er 'liblch "' are now COilliderlng coagresstonil pay inereases al Mr. end Mrs. Darry Garten, deoa not moot lhla " " " " - requirement. 1 AM OF THE OPINJON mAT IF Congress a~ceuta such an ln- a1 Ashlaod, Ky., rormorlyotMidcreooe foot itsolf, it will make itself and the administration highly dloport, II on dull In Vietnam. . wlaerable to the deuanda of every pressure gr~11 which lobbies He completed elglrt woel11 ba· .tor higher ngea, higher protlta, aM more'goverll'llent apending lor llic at Fort Jacksoo, S. c., and :1t1 mm particular clleltele.. We will be In a mucb weaker .POSitim 12 weeks In ArtiUery at Aber· to hold lhe Hne on llllOI>Iiq( aod to check lnllstlon if we do not show deen, Maryland. He io no1v Ita· ASSIGNED TO CHANUTE APPREHENDS WALKAWAY Mldlleport I'OIIce Chief Paul Paraons jailed Jackie Rose, 18, Tueadaf aa a walk..way lrom the Gollipolls state Institute. Rooe was bolltl( held today In M e I g I offtciala :ze :oo Mid-Winter Meeting ... top federal : , :· MOREOvER, TilE HEADS OF BUREAUS In federal doport:mlata and .qenelea, whleh is the luweat exeCUUve level, now re: cehe bllher .ealarle1 than those paid to the governors of at least amteL Sbeuld the Alarlea ol member• t1 Coagreas b)' Ancrealed 1011' "f42,500, It would represent a higher perconta&o (89 per teellt) J1111 increau atnee 1955 than that received b)' any other gl'(q) 01 1 1 Qep ~ .. a ke I I ftnol vorce. TIE 'EM UP Middleport resldonla ..,ot keep lholr ..... tied, ~ c. 0. Fisher aud tho Middleport pollee doportmenl ooJd today. Loo8e ..... will be plckad up m1 taken to lho OOOIItb' d o I pound. OWners muot PlY a penalcy to ratrleve tbolr dop from the pound. :=Yr. will cantlnuetoboboldOillhoObio !late Falrpoundl lo hondlo lho RENDEZVOUS RADAR oyolem IN lelle<l for . , _ travel. 'nlo It tbe type !bat wDI plde Apollo t ollrouldl In HUh!C tile J- OD Jaa.ey I$ allhlo :year lho or ex-Pre&came belore the Coogreoa. Included In thlo IR.._ry -r..-..-roo was the preoldentlal Pl1 commiuloo, or ~ :~ - oolon - . p-lqf PIJ Increases lor lhe mombero ol : · 11, lllo Judltlar)', Old t h e -... branchoo ol80"'rllll0nt. ;I it lllwosoible to ac- thlo rejlort for a.o ootamm!ltl( rea..... FIRST, THE KAPpt:L COMMISSION aoeka to raise the oolarlea : ol &'OWJ'mnerul offtdala '&t a time when eccn:mlc conditiona dictate : re~ T«taJo we are threatened with the greatest advere eco; Iailie ~ c. our peaple In hiatory re1ultirw trom the .PI'esaures K!PJ>o1 Old hlo aaooclateo are ap~ntll< not...,. thisP~em·whJ.eh ra~a eWI')' wqe earner and every : · ·· ill 'o ur country. •They uem to ..... lho loUacioua notion ·In .·ordar , to lttroct and rotaiO ledhiduals in the tq> levels or ' ~.......... ,~ muat be uncon1cionable pay tncreaseL And yet · - at,...,;. 1-lo which the Kawo1 Commlsaion linda laodequate . ldta tp'OIInlil, February 23, 24, 25. Airman Herbert S. MIUer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller, al the Eastern !lara Cbaptor R. R. 2, Rllcine, has completed baste training at Lackland AI'B, No, !86 ()( Pomeroy, 91e is ounlved by her daurb- Tex. He haabeenaaslgnedtoO. ler, Mrl. Cbarles Rayl>urn or nute AFB, ru., for tralnlnc In Chic-. two srandchildron, Fred metalworking. Alrman Mtller ll end Both R!Qburn, Chlcqo, and a 1967 graduate or Southern a lllter, Glad;)'s · Nahl:l1ey, Oak- ~ High School ~ dale, CiiiL ' . .rr. IIU'OO. Lawn & Gordon 'Illio II 111o 1arpot Ttodo ID 111o mldnot, and Ia to bo hold Ill Colu..Wa at lho ,_ Lauacbo llulldiDc on u,e 91a"' F a I r- But ...... . - .., ~ he said he never heard hw or Oowald liJ"'O to ldll ICoiiJeoiJ • He said lho lhrM to ''where 00111cerned" but thlnp '"''he)' nover oil tllreo ooJd wwld ... It and _... do It lhll -a E. Doralllll'nokoo, Wi-'1; .,... lllb.Wd 11- ••Haw TG Gel Y o a r ~ <ro .Worll ,.... y.., Do Alldl.llle .. H Tho Aa~kai@I•Jlllllt­ ned en~ •a•DIMIII tor dll~~ So<br;" ... Mid Alr!erlca -.e-nauee- al lllo lllk .... - · bo said, by Ferrie, 41, a bbarn and brlllloRI fl1llre wtto said '"W e•u kill him." He said Ferrie oloo to1bd alldlllag Fldol C&lll'o. Battle....... Looms over Welfare Issue · wu- o.- Color... - hie ....,..., •.,;. ca.. ac 0e FnlltrDid for The a.Io Alia, l• on U. Eddbltion • n 4 ..- . CommliiM ror 111o liltiB ~ollbla. were - - wlddl lllo ........... - · aliiiUIIII ~- ........ and the marketing - communicotlons -P ()( theNFOfromtho county subdh'iston up to the national oCflce and back. The tUm showed that the pric:e . pori allllo Ferrie's . - bon Ia eollectkln point about completed at Minford wtll be taken In IOUthellltern Ohio, aeoordlnl to a report made to the Gollla Coluley NFO wtrld'l met Monday night at CentenarY town hall. A near ca.. '*Uy crowd attended, with PresIdent B. K. Jl(gley preoldlng. Harold Meldlch ()(Oak lUll led a discussion on the subject of NFO marketing in this area. He reportA!d tho coUectloo point It Mint'ord Is being completed. Farmers from thia area ~ haul to there, or group toa:eth- The meeting concluded with bo .......- lit' n. ~ Loolto F. flt!U, - a l l h e ~~Block Co.,111., II ooninc ullel&& CIIUDif dla!r· ~ ........ - - Ia .te inYMtorr or ll\leetock to be marketed aoon through a new er and load a semi. The inventory of livelltock was beaun. Lloyd Musgrave• was awolnted tD arrange tor a NFO display boodl at the c.tUa Jr. fair. . (Coiili ad rr- Pop ll - ,I Hardware Tr~e S~w. DaJ"s:, on .Febru~ry 2:J.U~. ; s FOR PROTECTION 9 Ft. by l2 Ft. HOP CLOTHS oaly 9t ea. CHILDREN$ FUllY HOUSE SliPPERS Soft ~~.. lir $1.59 VlnJI Soles only ae~. · \ �!. • ' iJ - '1110 IJolb' I So:dMI, 10M~ • ~' 0., Fob. 11, I.. :.,.: ' . ., WANT AD OfAOUNES 5 , .• . Oor lef•• l'•nuri- 2SIGNS '!'• w.tt... T~ Of DIRECT DRIY.E CHAifc,SAid' .....,,D...IIIM 9•.•· I & c.,-ueft. Will h ,cce..M unllll 9 1 . 111 . lor Der Ucetlon • REGULATIONS c••• u.;'"'" AUALIJY .r ,.,. Tlw P.. li,._. ,.,.,.,.,, reject ...,- ,. Mit • .. tlte •ltM .4• .,.. _., .... IK'i-1. The ,...,,,...., win ...t . . n~~I . . Mi~t. I• - • ti'ln - ,.,.,.,., '" ,,,..,, UTES F.., Went Ad S.r .. ice 5 Clntl .... W... d OM intertiGn MlniMIIM (I.., . . 75c 12 Clnfl , . , word thrN CDMIC:V• tl•• lnterrlont . 11 Cl"h per Word tiM centec""i"l ,...25.,..,..... per cl'll Dlu:ount .,. ,.id odt 1 ,.,; edt pGI4 within 10 Hyt . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .5CI 10' 50 word Mi,..IIIIU'"· Eo . .. llltl~~t~ol w!Wd 2c . .,.._.. BLIND ADS MOMEUTE MoHi l. _, .•• lew •• • • ~ ·=---J 1966 RAMIILER CLASSIC {IU.............- ... ·JIOMEIOY. -~_J••• W. C:..aoy, . "'-•· 992-2111 H.T. Cpe. Local owner. new tires. Clean ior. lvoty ov" 1old flnla~. Kuollio ond h-or. S.. today and Sa.ve. 1966 DODGE CORONET Lloolto.l EdiHon............$105 4 Door. Beautiful interior trim, bl~. vinyl roofwith turquoise finish. Lilce new w.w. tires. Power s...rmg and brakes . VB engine, automatic trans. R&H. ·· ' i963 CH EVROL ET.............................................. _Nt5 W&i. ,_ Motor Co. In Memory For Rant HARMONY ap8!1mellll - l.N MEMORY of my husband . N01111111 Tbelss, wllo passed away Feb. 12. 1960, and my - . Mrs. Blanche Hamm who pa>Sed away Feb. IS, IMI: I SINGER sewlnt! macfllne, In lovely ll&bt llnb!lled - . like new. Equipped to zl& 18J, buttonmle, dam, mOnogram, ric. Pay laot 8 poymenl! of •.80 monthly. Guanuo!eod. Pl!one 911%-26115. . :1-ll.ftc IIIII 4 1'001111, Mnllbod, lloan, funlllare. prl· me flllldlli. OUt of allllooda, s!rom Pomeroy pool o111ce, IIIUIII2 from 10 Lm. ..u.. "* to. p.m. THEY ARE gone but not lorLARGE HOME. allridMI ~~~~'­ jiOilen as memories linger. ............ rei!IOIIOble to r&Sadly milsed by lllble pnoiL 141 ......... Mrs. Eva 'nleils. %-1%-ltc i. \ 75 'n!EATRII seats, Ideal fur tlub~, W. E. MlcQula, • cuterturJ 1.-, J.Mr11'1, Nn York. U.7tp Notice DUE TO confllelln8 Interests '!'be Rav1111 will not be play- ONII . '11!REE-IWOM trail.,., ing at tbe Hotel Martin on IIIII t1RHVOID trailer. Jlarlon Friday M preriouoly ID- ReJnolds, M81C11, W. Va. .,.,..,.,.,ct_ J-lo.31c '1'/UM'/. Ml'SIC EVERY Friday and POOR ROOM lurnlsbed apartSalunlay at Jllji:'s (lull oo HarrioonvHie Road off Rt. 7. ment. Pbone - - :1-ll·tfo J-IJ-3tc NICELY lumlol!ed 4 room and PUBLIC SALE Frlclay, Feb. 14, Georp's Auction Houso, Rillland. N"" and used merebandlle. OJnslgnmente welcome. Open Irom 10 a.m. till sale time lor COIIlllgnments. Sale Blarte 7 p.111. :l-12-31p . I churches. etc.; good AIR CONDmONil«l Refrlpratloil ..t<e. Jadt'l llefltc· - · New BaftiiL . _ 25\0FF U:WING WINTER CLOTHES DOH'T MISS THIS SAL! OR THI!S! PRICES! '~ ..._,, 11-214fc BEAUTIFUL WIRE TBRBryants Budpt Shop RIERS, Pugs, min. Sdm~UJ.o 101 w. Mol" ro-., CIGAIIII:TI'II vendlns macblnoo m, Dachlbunds IIIII P · 992·!196 IIIII oervlco. ABC IIJI!a'prllol, will puppy ltlm. Barkaroo x.m, 'I', Va. Pborlo 'I'IUMI. JIICQIIE TAX Servia! daii1 U· KIL, OooJvllle, Ohio. Pbone SAVI!l SlVI!l SlVI!ll Save JOIII' f.t.lle eept amdaJ I ., 5. EvedDp ...,.-, »lllc lawn, your time IIIII Your IIJ appo!oo!n!Oftl, Mrs. Steven back. We bave a new lreDdlJW1IlO 1!111 'l'V repair. lloo.'WIDda' Db, Rl. 2, ,.,._ er to die JOUr water line ForSIIe alll, lltld lallalled. ...,, '-"1 Qlll Road. <!ltd>. bw:J. : IIw • 3111 .., . 1IOODLB PUPPIIIS, A1tC TOJ '.- ' l·iNOte JGha' ~ Phone Ropr Blbr ~. ,.,..., mlnleb,ue, f75 and up. stud fH.Ifc oemee IIIII IP'oomlng. Phaeo WILL DO oewlnf It home HAY, If eeDII a bale. G. car. fllU41S. II I lfe . lllppon, pookelor, !le"''(ing. lnsur•nce ""'• Plxme 74UISI. :1-Htp hemmlnf!, alterations. etc. AUTOMOBILI!J I•ODI'IIII<O bee• Mrs. F'r<ddle 'lbabet, M...,. N1111D LIMIISTONE lor JfiiJr IF YOU'RE wanting to bUy 1 toot l'OIII' ...marlmrayT We fumloll ad Ploone TnWl. 4-!IJ.-tle .... u ..... , C.DI9J..ftlll. nearly new oar at rod<~ deliver. Emmett w. lilluler, I II 11r 1om prl<e loot 110 longer. Coalradfill, Pboao IIIIJ..DII, VACANCY for twa eldal) peo. IJ.2Z.tle f2IOO will buy yoo a low....U. pie, Preler prlvllll pold paage 1988 two loned color Pontiac GTO with 4 opood - · l'llaae - . 'I'IHIII. Pal'ATOES, Pbooe 10-1154 JU.tfe a.nmce Pn>llltl, P<lrlland. -IIIDIGr. and OlloriJc .. aell .... TV SERVICE. Service monager, ~~~-- fi,IIIO below pl!dlaae priDe. Haroi<J Walker. You buy Irom Phone tiiiHH1 after I p.m. ,. we will !aloe eare ol H. SOME SI'RAW. Phone , . _ , ....tdaya, Iller 2 p.m. 011 Sur>»121p Hunopluey's TV. P!oone 911%day. ,._ :1-!Utc BOAT 'l'RAILIIR, 15 lnch automobDe wbeell IIIII tlrel, will TWO FAMILY BRICK ....... Help Wanted f>aui lloats liP to 12 feet, f1$ 5 1'001111 and bath upllaln, I • l'OOIDI and bath dowDotain, IIWI FOR booliDI, roolinll and 119U500. , .. lumace, ln Davis Produce alr --··~· _ , """'· mmled or bandkappod pre- TRY BEFORE you buy. We will t>loct. ·~ Cale 81., Poalln!J, !lmld. 'll'rtle P. 0 . 8cm 110, bring Ibla 1111111 model lllerec Phooe - - z.t.lltp Pt. Ploo.m, '1'. va. « pbone coosole to your home 10 YIMI , Iller 1 p.m. JMtp may bear lt. II 7011 !lire It GRAVELY Troclon, ... and lluy It lor only fll0.19, or - . W'mter ilP""'" CD LADY 1o ..... IIIII -':, IIIII • ~ per month Call m-• tra<tono 8lld equlpmeot. ~ In ID. If not lllleMitd In W'mler ..... ail Qrave. Iy . repoln tbnJu&b l'IIJnwr. Bnlc Ia, do aot ••- IIIII Ill """"" 111-USl. u.tlc HANNAH'S llmband H8cldr Used 111111 nbullt lrwJon lrum fiSG. Gravely Tr.halls hard work 10 he cleanl Saleo IIIII Sonlce, r-.,. the rugs with Bille Lllslre. Wanted Pboao 1112-211'11. ...... LADY to parttlme In flo. ~ electric - - $1. ..., obcp. Apply lludley's Bobr Fumllln. :1-lo.etc WIPII OUT wau clealiot cleaDI - . Mlcldl<pJrl, Oblo. your walls but keepo you dey. :l-11-3tc JUST TAJriiiiiN, 111111 Z1C Za8 Rent ooe loDlDITOw 8lld pft ...... mael1lno In portable H a trY. Only fl. BU.. FurAIITIQUES, lumllan, dllla. ...... lllfrlbll7 uaeoL llaol ... Dilllre. :1-JJ.akl !!doreD•-. Mrs. llowud erylblnc alla"""""'li' OocD, • '1'. 81., Pomefl.llt per or full price rl ...,, 14-tle f4t.:ll. For free home demcJol. GOOD HAY AND STRAW, 60c bale, Paul Karr, a.ter. atralloa, caD - - -· ,......, Ohio. S.JJ.akl For Sale or Trllde -~1"'4'aaalwo­ 'I1IE PROVEN wpet cl....,. Blue Lustre Is _ , on tho hal Ett... For Sale .......... lap, 11'1 aatomalle, foqolteD lleorinl IIIII ~ lludpl. - ,....nu .....n""' 4110-- • ,. ·-, ..- " Clll - · 144fe . u;;;· - mlorl. Rent ele<trlc .,_ fl. TIDy's BarpiDiand. :1-lo.etc For lent - _.. ,.,.., UNPUlC<•MI llfiO llw """" -lmall Amold Bro.... Ill Ill. 111111 ll, - ...,. JIM: BOCII ...., tmeal, clole ' ~·.; to ,_..,. buofo I " ..... • • • . -- :1-7-lfc PIJRIIIIIIIID IIIII uni!JI'IIIabed ... - . Clooo to oebool. l'llaiMi .liM. I~IJ.IIe tiiAJU!!t, IDl'B, Bob'o Vallfl4 ""'"'.,._, '*" .. .... . ,..... IIi. Ill, . . . . . . . .. . . 80011 fanlloobot ... .,... ..... tplll'l. llili:. AD ""'"iil pal. ,._, I 64 Pontiac ...... $11195 Slor Ch111f 4 dr. 5.4Cifl. Spork. u"' lith' bll.lll flnl•h witt. 111otc:hlfllil lnt... lcw. PS, ~tlen PB & AT. Show, ••~:•ll•nt co••· 6 cyL ttd. thift . ""660" 111od11l, haul.,:! • ...,,,.. G'l'ltf• &6 Buick •.. •J •• t1995 Wll4cot 4 M. HaN I op. lNutl• ful bu..,uncly flnlth with ~!.ell ... Yhtyl '"'"''"' · LG .. "'"···· IIJICIIptlonal condltl-. :.= at 1loo Slarlwy - I , ••• :t.lt 1.·1'1 ......:;,_1 ' ' Lh,O"" _... 01 "''' ...... f•ll:.,.er.,ulf. ~tr., .MCORE'S IU •• IIAIII DRUG HIM IN.'!-HE'S I.IGin'MA FIATMI.IlH M6 L Moln P-uor, 0. I!OMIIIOY CARNIVAL Br TUrn•r l llro. Ida t1ooldle aU.ndOd ftmorai aerYiceo lor tholr Ioroitoor~,._ taw, Hllrve Flaher, in !l.onclnpo. halo, Po., last week. Rllbart BishOp •nd Clo¥JIII'IIIII - . - tho anoouai workai!Op lor rum -rollllco-workerool oJI)Orlment Dlrias ID Ohio. The aeaakm waa tteld Ia Wooater. f tI Mrs. Noble Hamon. Zaleski, 11D:1 Mr. alii Mrs. Terry Wiae-- I II AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON · l'P.M. I Crlotel Baumgurtel, Alborly, al· so spent the weekell! at the FOOT! Gollio ond Mason Area Informed · As Well· As of Mr. IIIII lira. R. A. Wlolltllwtoa.., Sunday ovoro~Jw, 1bo Jeod. er Mrs. Rex Cheadle, had de~ uam, the theme 41 The B1a: :_: (;Od,ff uc:n. Enlertained Reedsville ~· 1 l!'I!I>I!Jlteo91ll"'l!J'..II.,·",News, 1\J-t.-· /*""-~ A large crowd ·~ eli, 1o1ary lDi i!ilbertPoeN. w- day mornlow service• It Ten\plo ClourclL ThO.Y were cooducte<! by tho l!ev. Frank People• of PloUIIppi, W. Va. Mr. and Mro. Artlur Crobtree called m Mr. and lira. Frank~· thor In Pomeroy.., SundayollerMOQ, Gront Jolmoon, son rl Mr. and Mrs. Goy JOI!naon, who boa been serl,.,sly n~ wu taloed to Mount st. Mary's Hospital, NelsonYille. and lloen tranalerred to 11oe Chll· dreo'a Hoapltol In Cd!!ll!buo where too Ia llndersol.. obsona- tlon IIIII troatmenL Sunday callers It tho hloDe of Mr. 1111 llrL Mendai Jordan and Waller wore Mr. IIIII Mrs. Kellnotll Crabtree, McArlllur, and llr, and Mrs. Dori!IIY Jonllll and -ly. local. l!cyulllll Kelllo Jonllll alao spent Fri!IQ Dlglot and saturday wlththtll'grandparante. Mra. Rob Turner II a ,patient at Sbalteri!IIJ Amlo Hoaplal ID A. RUaMII aQI KoYin Crabtroe spent Friday nlfliot 11111 Satunlo,y wlllo their ......,....nta, Mr. Ull Mrs. Art1o1r Crobtreo. Fermin !!«btl. Dundaa,called ,., lola brotho.,.!Harrlllll oilier, llr, IIIII lira. Fern GDJoslf, .., S'"*1 lftel'llalla. Tho ,_,. _ 0111 of .,._.., ~r·- AESTHETE'S l<eeping Meigs ot America Coaveadon •-·· - i ' 4:30 f.M. · Mr. arxt Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Mr. and MrL Dwaine Jordon, 1,. cal, along with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Delft and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Scott. represei'Ud the local cloopter It tloo Stole YO!!l>g ••. ,, . ,..' AND . •• PINNER. LOCAL REPORtS DAILY Dlln, Greg and susan, COlumbus, were guests ot Mr. and Mra. Rex Choadle ond l'anilly, Walter and ment• ttoore. --10 DR. QII\IENRllin' 1& presents I I In Deeember. In Columbus recently, Their advisor, Dlle Scott, attended 1he Saturday aeaalon. Several parents and students of this C<!lllmunl1> attended Open Hoooe attlooTri-C<>onl>Vocotlooal Sehcd aear NelaonvWe rocentl)' and toured th4i clip~.~ - NEWS doctors concernlne Injuries auf· fered In an autcnablle accident Farmers ")) INFORM4n011 I! . BopUat Cilordl mot at tloo hloDe o1yn ~~~ Wolter IIIII CrlaW · · Bai!ID8Iortel, Noncy Smltll, Boo- BY MRS, LYLE BAIDEiisoN ole, Don, Kotloy and Rex Chedlo, lira. Baoolo lArkins IIIII lira. Jei!O)' and Rondlo Whitt!~ IIIII CUObn HUll\ ..Ued m llr, IIIII tho hoots, Mr. and lira. WhittiJIItoo, Mr. IIIII !Ira. ll<ri!IIY J...WO, llro. IA"'rn Jonllll and Mn. Clay Jordan were liiiOIVtho lidYlsoro attendlni tloo 4-11 Advlaora Seminar at Alexander School last week. Chester BY CLARICE ALLEN AUXIIJARY MEETS The ladies auxWary of the Cheater Volunteer Fire Departmont met recently at tloo lireh!O!&e with Gayo SmaDey »reoldbW. Mln!toa o!tho»revlouo meeting ancl tile treuurer"s report were read b7 Erma Clllllnd. Re..o Jlilrt• ol commit- were .,YOn. Place mats rrereD!IdoaadwWbo slvan to tho Ebmrood a.at H01110 tor Valentino Doy. Paolo IIIII llba ...,.. alao beiQII made lor tloo real . , _ 11 waa de~ to hold 0 Froalo SDk,PariY atthonanmeotq .., March lib at tho ar.. loouoo. The public Ia toYI!e11 to llltOnd. -ben pro- 'were Cleo Smltlt; Clarice Allen, Bot1> Glul, Enu Colud, Gaye Smailoy, J - sexaon, <;race Guqlt and IDay NorrelL llro. H. w. Larldna oiiJelpre reeontly. · Mro. Richard Borl1!8 lao re. turned home aiiH laYI,. been a ouratcal ,_!lent at(;o!nden.aark Hoapltol, Parkerobur(. Ro<oot Ylal10ro of Mr. and Mra. Alfred caahdol1ar aad Jean wore Rlcloard eaahdollar oi!IQ· ton, Mr. IIIII lira. Fred Fl'"'"ra and llr, IIIII lira. Ronald C:Uhdollar o1 Balpro. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Humpbref haw returned home after a trip to rd~•,,..._ Tho 11iJ11oo1111 Club waa _,_ talned Nce!llly at tho ilpme ol lira. Carolyn Ruth. .Atiandblll ...,., llro. Nell WDaon,llra. Elilma Durat. Mrt. Helen Aither, Mra. Mal')' Allee BIH, llrL EJiu~~ ~u• "-a.· ~~. -·· ~··• ~ Baed, llro. lia Oaboi'ae IDI! a 8110111, Mro. Do<od!J Cuhd!JIIar, Mrs. Archer rru preiOIIIo<l flilto lor boviDI a blrdldilr to JIIOIU)', Glme prl181 wooo w.a by Nail WUaoo IIIII COmlt ReiO.Ilorotlll' Caa!Miollar """tho door prize. Balroahmo!U ,...,; . aoned b.l' llro. Ruth aaal- by llro. Oobo<.:ae. Ool ~it~ ~~~e News ·Notes 117 GLENNA S. MiLHoAN Mlu Jeou HUDI nluniod hloDe lrum tho h</IP.l~ SUnlloJ -~.. she hod be•• apaUenllorHow do¥• with r~c ..... Th..,.o - Weber rreo lnalterred lrcm tho Yelp Geaoral Holl)ltal to tho Holw Roapu.J Friday. ' ~ E - MilhOan~ ..... CRU~S, blo Slalloft, pao,Hd 11\iu •li!l:doniJ. !loo 1...... her ~ Tom, IIIII daUIIIter, ...... Ioiii sa- 11111 &rOIIIfcla!lllhiOI, Rulh Am of Clovaland. Mr. IIIII. Mrs, Bill Blbr rl Golllpcol!s wore Souio!Q ,q,.~ auoata of lola parento, Mr. iDd lira. ~Bohr. Richard Hunt hla nOif tnDer lloaie _,. hlo paronli; Mr. IIIII llro. 1M HulL ~ Allee llodloa Ylaltad with lira. Edith Otllono Fri. day, Mr. !WJe ol Ke.., ... to lho Unlveralb' 'ilollllllal Olt colunobuo lAst week. Tom Oobor,. Ia IIIOVIQII Ill~ l'anilly to tloe OnWe Maher fllrm. LOS ' ANGELES-(NEA)~ Kef~ Er~, of tho Loi . rolllrnoclla>o-alloree •••llu Lldie";,\llu a Jatewooka Ylo!t wldo Mr. IIIII llro. ~~erJii liaa!l!ililall. Matlack-- Kayal He · didn't' ~~ lllt •._...,.-t Loka Worth, Fla. booster club IUIII)beon. unW lola Mnlqr year' 'IIi bi&h Mr. aod llro.~pGollholm­ . He waa a1k«!, · "Do you achool Ud went to. UCLA on always ten, 'lbe ·lr\ltb about a ·baleball s~sblp. He er have moved frGD !their - didn't ' lty out lor tho 11M your II(!Comili& --enla at hmlo to tho IwoDe ra<ently p,..... booster c:lull ."'"lblgo?"' • Olymple .team, ,but woun4 cballllllram C. N. Jcmoo. HOIIIOD -.-a.,..ered with a - up in Tokyo linY.W.aY· ~ Ort hiii'OIIII'Dodprompt "Y!!$'' Uil a membef of the- vollo)'ball rr... a ievorol -ka aiiiY at tho dle lwnPOII. HenlOn finally team. , : wu tho nee- ~clmltted Melp General Hoapltal. Mra. Roa• Clelaad. Mra. Jer. r'l aaland, dlulhten DilDo IIIII doesn't•. of )Ind. he ··om e tl mea ~· llobblo, 'l ira. NormanMcc.IDIIIII Amber Ull lira. Homor Dtmtwood a do¥ will! llro. Mar'/ to ..,.........,e cil h e r - v. ,. CROSSWORD I).Oid ·-.... T. 'l'oo ' l!lll.elly ' &Holy n : •·~ 1LIW . ·.wu ,' lLI.Iatea· ~ lt.IP'&de. -.._... _!lilt .' ,. ' '' ... ................... ·( · ~ -" . ' I -I. ••• '· 0 '' 1'1 \ '\1 1'-1 ... .,·,:<J:,: .} ' ' -- oat.- ... AND ~DES,AH~ETON ...,.... """"' BE11lU>ANVTHING H~ ••• HE'LL KNOW! word 1llilt her alateroi-,·Kt!< Tom '(Nioa) ... ~, Col ' - - J LAS N.M.!NEA)-Lou Henaon, eoa~h ol Now MOilco . State'• Da· tlouol!y-r*nk"~ ~ t"'m, aubmltted to a llod,teetor Wit ' at a rec~t Mr. llllllrl. IIQ)' Clor!Wloave .' • ! ln. J. S. Marka n.a a recea acre. ti!OO.t!O vlaltor of llr, and lira. Arlli llarl<o,bolpro. Mr. GtOrp ~·k apept. In daya wltll·llr, Inc! Mro. Wli- don. tiJ .• moatbly. M1DDLI!2'0RT- I rOoms, 1\0 l!alha, wall to ...n eaiiMIIDI. ba_,j, bot 1!81er beat, ....... :~WUIIL 6ft ., . pro. Gr-..ctoor Jo Mro. :1-11 tho tl.,. I'm arown Obsolite!" ' . . ;.!.•' ' . - ...... n...,.-'· · . ' . '/1 \ • :. Eloi!IQIIoi- and~t.ilralldllollio;l 1o )fro. Mabel viii\NOiet•. , :: . Adaullioter wQIIonl coo~ I to Mr. """ .Jii'a. Huiilil Rowk, . ,.,..r ~141• rtJ~s, pttruil. ., ,\lbenr. G......,_. 1W llr· •. ' . 1 •• ' '- ~ Bitl.a., '.,:~t;;. ~::;;:~ dalllll1ler, S.... lilAFrolt. -.1,. .... bora 2, toNi'~ ~~ Mra. - ~It· Elch·~ itf. Jlol• ' . ,\ I p WMPO Mr. IIIII Mrs. Paul~ond Mra. Uwrn Jordan wen in CoWie- laot week whore Mr. IIIII Mrs, PlJ,.) :cooaulted tloolr BLAETTNARS lUlCK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY . j ... POMDOY ~ lib: roollll, bot lluiJcllnp, ! ...... BoulahJ-, - . ... GEO. BOD81EH* Bnlrr liT. • .,.. am - . drllle4 well, prillo, 111111Oab'. ........ ' \ liool _ . . , ••- - · - Ylalllld lolabrothoMio-larrlllllalalor, ond llro. _l!llrl •. ftr ...v.~ do¥• 1111 CIIIIOd 011 othor fr~Mts 1111 ~tl,.,olnlloo HOIST ETTER -REALTY water, clltern, Cllllr, 64 Rambler ...... 1795 Clanlc 6 c:yl. 4 dr. J;4an. Mro. -Jonlllllllllllro.ldo Doml- wer,o 'dlmoor ol lira. JOI'<IU .... Cheedle home. MACHINES, repair ....tee, all DWel. WY . :a. • · Tllo Fabrle Sbop, Porn. . ,. Aathorbred Singer Sales and flenl<e. We Sharpon THROUGHOUT OUR stORE! ~- I l tie •• s.trvi . ::::r.t:r; ir· .., ...., wa..i Alii••• ns.r. _.;--......... . 1!11110 S$.5$ . ONLY ,.._.r, Sll.95 .. . Mr. 1111 D0rle1· 1111 famllio, i -GUARANTEEDBID CUter, Chlrlut4xt. W. VL PHONE 992·2094 • ••• · "... ...... Mr. ~ Mr. IIIII Mro. Reed Jellorolllll ....., Gilt crtll ...,_. Cillo. BIG BIG IIARGAI1'4S r••• Jsa.Uie . ,.._ •• • SALE OUR LOW PRICES OM bath apar1menl, In :Middl• port. !'bone 99Url4. :1-11-:tt< ......._for or.l. ••leo 8uDdq ,_, ...... • · . lfe eondltion. Will sell In tmai1 lots $1 each; entire lot. flO. ~ll' . ll1l[ ........, de..Phooe 74U442. S.ll~ . ered rtpt to your proJoet. Plot and ..., . """ 0111· 111114 FORD, 4 apeed Boor ll!ltl. malel, PhoDe lfU284, Goegnewly overbauled engine, lela Ready _ Mbr Co., Middle. owner In armed - · part, Ollfo. I 10 lfe l'!lone 11112-1388. :1-ll.flp BUDGIT PRICE fumlluro 011 lncrediltly Low Prh:••l IIIII' lblrll floor llndgot llbop. FORCED TO MOVE llbr Furnfluro, Mlddloport. B1U, - . ... C. C. IRADJ'ORD AUCTIONIII!Il 0 Jhll . . ,.. ,., . .... oorb'-· .me ..u llallall, wlllloo JloB. wllll Bmlltd - r day"' luiwi!Ore bo..... ,. , . . - - - - - - - , lolllld......-.wti\IUrSPICIAL Ito too ..U.rod Ill u oeddol!l , SilO!' :r111 SALE while at lola -lojomaal Ia All>o dlr Grrllup, Dail1 OFFICE HOURS 1:30 CLIII . 1111 5:00 , .... . Dallr lt:IO • ·"'· to 12 ~00 Moan Sah,.dGy TBCIINK1Alf1 i1 ~"' o T _,..;;il'!"'_,:,;,;·;,__;.,___~-.,;,;,~~~~~~..~~~~~-~ • 111111 Plrta', - - ........ "" ............. 11'1.-t Qoal. OPEN EVES. a,oo P.M. POME RPY, OHIO Allllitlonal 25c Ch••v• per Ad ver· .OPotoo Tll6 o.u, • . ,L,;, Mr. IIIII .._ '"""""" 11m! . ... wen to ~.uot~•r Wednoo- "' Business Services Impala .C dr. Local 1 owner ~;ar, VB engine, Po....,_ Qlide, radio and heater, Good tires, blue finiah. . Pom~roy ' . ,..,. · · su~~~~so . - ~ ·~=~· Busin • .~-r..-::;.T':::tn:.l:r. OI ;, A Lfl*fLE 'HOMEWORK' Wat~~. Want. ~ds~ Bring~ .'rop ~rade Resul~ INFOIIMAT-IOH • ... ' ~- 'I . . ·! ·' �., 'j' __.,.. . • .. ..,--· ''"""''"''" ' . .._ ....-.,., . ,. • - \' • II - '11lt Doib -aol, lllddlepon • P - , 0., FeQ. 12. 11169 Pantasote Manager. C-C Speaker POINT PLEA£\NT - O. L. ficer1, IAiizte Uedlc:k, • lee pn .. c Nelbouae, vice prelldentandaen- ldent; Cak-ID Sonltb, .....,IU7, eral manager ol the PantaiOte .... Jamot. llocomb, - -· Mrs. Belva M. Farley, miD- , to over 225 membeu and gueltl at ~ 25th amual Point Pleas... Company Of New York, lpoke County Chamber ot commerce dinner at Pleasant Point Resort. The 1peaker said he heard before coming to Point Pleasant to speak that three new industrlet~ will open in M a s o n ant~Mason who will man these plants? Fortunately, the state of West Virginia has cons iderable manpower availabl e for stafiingplant walldolg blood home, man. and bulldlnf a work llouoQ .c._ or ..,. - lor bolnllo oelf.mado Mrs. Kathleen Marnbout pre- oentod Mra. Farl..,. wltll tllo .... greo ~ Kenllld<y ....- . Mr. 11 111o - . . to tid> ,.ooJOI! a JII'IJ• a llall!lln 111e - · G( Ju. .. till ~ Hartley was presented a preal- ... .-....., (11M r_.t - - 1~. "11MID at S:SS, Boord Preoddent koofw IDld 111e fllol It -.14 .. Into .. llOII did 11111 wllat Ro , . clolo,y .... . . . . - lllo requeM "' - - sto.. HOIIIOJ' bocauoe ()( hloln,...,.. ..... In Fode.r o l - ... Fri· dol'· Hootler repriooata tho Ama...matod Tranolt Unloo, "' lbo lblrcy • ante: in the action. clofe.... - Elliott, Dole Rothgeb, Mro. Mary ROJ Thoo- aald IIIII tile poUdm aoldng for tile !'OIIpadm Jlyre, Bill Dempsey and Mr. and MrL Floldlng Lewlo. G( !Qpt. - Wood, Richard Carter, Thelm& '' insurmountable. He said the really serious problem, both t hi s year and in the years ahead - a problem for which we do not have answer s Ia, where will all the first Une foremen, the middle management people and the top executives eome from? NeYer in the business history of the United states has there been such a shortage of ~le to fill these criti cal spots. And the sib.lation wUl get worse before it get s better. He noted that executive recruiters from coast to coast run astronomical phone bill s tracking downqualll1ed managers who will consider changing employes in positions ranging from $25,000 to $ 150,000 a year. He said the, "Reasons for this sbortage of management talent are mam·. The booming economy has placed increased demand oo the managerial pool. Add to that the fact that as business becomes more complex, it reQUires more managers; the shift is definitely away trom the blue color workers toward the white collar worker, Wt business has run into the etfects of a declining birth rate in t h e 20's and the low birth rate or Ule 30s. The '-hollow generation,'" as it is cailed,~ "simply carmot sugdy enough men today between the mid-thirties and early for ties - the age bracket in which peopJe generally enter middle management ranks ... He stressed program manage.. ment and gave three phases t1 program for m.V&agement devel- '• '< '· ., I opment. ' . ., " l i •' "1. In the irdtlal phase, In the : persona11ntluencephase, regression may be (relflent, as the teen: ager fi'ecJ'Iently regresses from a mature state to a chlld-llke state. You have to be prepared tor these and not give up wben they occur, ''2. 1bis program almost relilce~ itself to a man-at-a-time devel~ment or, at the very most, two, because or t h e heavy demands It makes on your time. "'3. Because or the heavy Ume llmit demands this program imposes, the number or managers you c8J'i develop, even 1n a litetime is limited. "He concluded his talk by stressing one point he said should be obvious: ••Management development is not a simple task. There are no """ - . pro.Joct. tlio lnotl- ·-woulct •perlmontal ........,. ''stofe(roht" JJl"UUI'&m ill wtd.ch ·an All Columbus Unit AlP Stor-M. OM coupon NdHmed witfr·HCh $20 purchase ~care----------~ ~-- ...,...the BY MRS. III'I'CHELL w.mo Mra. Tra.,..,. Wood _ . a lit. oad lolro. Ro,ymond J1o. !fw dol'• wltll hor bJ<IIher, Mr. l>le wan " - " - Ia Colulraoo aood Mro. Kerr lleCloooke7. reoeniJ¥. Mr. and lira. Jolon w~-Mro. Edllb R - ~ Tole. Vi olton In Golllpollo recentb', do lo vlol&lna her father, Loc Mr. w~ wont to -..It hla Ccotrlll 01 Wllkeovltle. She came - . oapeef.allr to be her brothMr. and lira. Horloy Grooo er, Frane~•. wbo 11 a pat1ed: were vt~s ln GIIIJ.polla re~ fa Holzer HoQital. • · ..,_, -"~ on Mr. and ._,...,, •._ •~ Mr. end lllrL George !lout Mro. Clair WoiiboctDn. 'IIIO¥both lhd 1)011 "' flloiiiiJ<l)lo wore ...,. nmatn !)OOrJr. They ca11oc1 '"' c:em Viol..,., of Mr. oad Jllra. Mro. Groen's brolbor, Mr. and DaYid Ball and flmlly. Mrs. KeiJh "l)ler. MrL Alva Lowe wa• a reeent Recent vislton ot Mr. and &mcls,)o IIIO!'Iilnl vlaltor of Mr. Mrs. 11m Sorickwentllolrclau&ttend Mro. Jo1m Welib. •- ••- -~ ,._ Joo -, - · ~M ~·· 110 (.. Mr. end Mro. Jobn·Wellb, Mr. lhewa, Columbus, t11o1r om, Mr. lild. Mro. Jlo¥moa<l II<Jblo were ml Mra. Cloud Swick Well. roooi!l ..........., D.~- dlmer ~·esta ~ -~ ••- ••n~' w. · - · · -.....-~~.~Baker. lolr. and Mrs. David Ball and · Mr. and ·Mra. Luman~ llmiiY • Mr • Robert Smilb wao ~ Plrker&burg were roceat Sima vlatlor Ia lbo Ball home. clay vlatlors or lbelr pa;ronta, Mr. and Mra. Roger Hill and Mr. and Mro. Ora P.,nter. lOllS of New MartlnsvUie were Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lowe were recent w.Okoad vlolloro G( the vlalloro Ia Galllpollo roeonlly. former'a parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Baool IWI end ...,. ()( Addlooo. L11E&TEII - Tq>lc ()( 111e pi'Oo ......, wbea lhe.Wsa; ortheCIIe.. tor Unital! Methodi.t OloorC!h Feb. IS at the dlii'rchwa• ' 'Volees Frwn South Atrlea,. with MrL The buSineltll meeti~W Wll in eharp or the pr esklent. M r Waid Spencer, Mrs. John Jiaye1 86d$.ters Plan . &md.:Bonquet . .. On March 7th ., , . i I It to In our great rountry we'relueky. I an expert beef! RACINE - .Plana ha"' Mr. IUld Mra. llarlef Groen recently. ~srade beet_. b~ o(~ throughout the nation. lo•l• lothln Roalit ,, Tbey proteet you ...and retaile"' Hke ua. Ioiii• TQ Reuld • a...1.. Slrlll• n, . Tbat'o why AAP is happy there'& a U.S. IOVernment inopeelor ~ sj._~ lb. 'l'' ' on the premiaea of our moat plant oervlng thll area. SPECIAU Boneless Roast Allo important are AIPa...,. beet expei'lll. Their job is to see to it that AlP Beef meuurea up to our OWD "SUPER·RIGH1" quality atandarda ... atandlll'da which don't e...Uy Ill our 111vemment'a ending categorlea. · 98:. ~lb. . SUPER-RI:T QUALITY-SfKED ' juat doeon't meet our "SUPER-RIGHT' opeciftcationa. • . '. Pork Roasl~~~r.37~. R111. Rlllllf W • .... TtrkiJLI& .turten • ..... .Ina.. Ret•• lltill . .... Fl'llll Frpr Lip • • .. ... .... ac Ieiiia& lilt Plate , • .... FI'IIIIFI'JW ...... No wonder we don't h01ltate to JIIIIIUiee that the "SUPER-RIGH1" Beef you buy will be as Oavorful and tender as you think It ahould be, or your money boclL Kll<hoa G~ COP'YIMHT.INI. fttlOAIAT A1'l..AimC loNCWte TIACID.,INC. • ) lllo!l1'l . ORANGES SWIFT 1-llt. PREMIUM .... ~ SIZE doz. SHORTENING • : sn<:IALLOW With thil coupon and • 15.00 01 mare pvrcNse. I to • cwtorner Del t-Com lgg Noodles Green 4~'1 1111111 Potato• = . .'='" lharp Cheese • I&P Frozen Con • s= ift. Valid thru Fob. 15th In Columbuo UnH AIJ"o Jane Parker Buys I ..... MADE WITH BUTTERMILK While 4~=$1 ~, ,_ - .- SI'ICJAI:I- WISCONSIN A&ED '!18& No. 2 1/2$ ' WH0U KIIINEL ALL WID!HS • ' ' Red Barn Frozen I CUBE STEAK I I Pka. or 10 99~ I ... ·············- • llpl Scott ·Room .· , .-,.· ~~-------------~ r---------------.I 1 I ,.. SOLIDS 1 IT HI·C ' ~ld,Wp.,Jo<taj!!ICIII,f_od ' ' .11100¥ · -· ~l>opionollol for lh1o U.~ .· ll!>ney 'lid- • - ... ~·r ~·¥f<i>ort.: of ~ . $1,000 All Flanrs od. • - ti!ll~ will ... uaed to"" iOr .....~ ;· ' .o.t ·~ · · A thou&l1t fw tlie .._,., DRI oz. 3 1.00 46 :!~·.;~~~~~~fllolla l!ald,'l"Thoro it~ · · law, :"· ' BAKERY DEPT . SAVER! Holsum Fruit Filled ! No deposit Producer' 1 Grode A ,- ... - 1 ' otber 'm.tt.n wen. Jar meell"'" wPI be wJ\Jdl ill ;... I twin pack Replar 59c . .........~:. 39~ ••...•• :.~·1.49 ~pgcial~l Sonltary Hopkin• box ··············l~ u• ~ PRODUCE Lar11 Goldtn llp1 BANANAS 7 1.00 ----------------u. POTATOES 10 ~ 49C. lb. . .~'Y()VI ... S. No. 1 Grade A l~b• . p~ , ) , ' ·I ·-··-' ~· ,, Prlflrred 8j'llllst! . . ' ' •. , ] ";);~ . t.,;b ·.~:. If' ~ I• •••••• ~ '---------------· , • I 49,. I PIES I I • t.. •' '· ' I ••••••••••••••••••• 89~ go lion ~ C8ftl FROZEN FOOD SAVER! 251.. Yost, Rlmoxa aojl ninr lnatrumento tloot have. i.7-.- r--------------, 1 I I I I!. CANS ••••••••••• Ro.O Mao G!leltla, Bomlf boen p....,halld. ''qoo .S 3 Opea Mon. thr~ Sit. 9 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAY . ·I ....... .................... ' . , .__.. lelnsDk~. .... . ....... ....., Cake-a&• .... 00 D,l ·thtte Wlloh. 00 OR SPECJAU- ANN PA&E TOP QUALITY • -c· caw.t .STYi.E 16 01. $ IOMS CAN 2n CGmlllittee: · dlo<uolod, lnellldloiB a ~::::;~ ........, tO be "beid In FLORIDA LARGE WHITE w PINK FEB. 13-14-15 ••• lest llrand-lnt For Your We accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective BY HOLSUM ~. ;.~ltlt, J~l>l'l,eaoe, · Smlm aod WIIDia M•"· ' siveral BIG BUYS on A & P G roce ri es ! ]9c 43e CANS •••••••••••••••• 511_,,. - WHITE IEAUTY · 2 for Ri1ht reaerved to limit quantltie• i'r,~e'W~r,.,-.,.· ~ ' Griw, : .. ...............b ' '"Th• Store With A. Hart,. ...,._..,. Mo.......,..., Boa Cot• nell, "J - Alldro, Vlillntl iFiah· 68 -19' LARIH SOUD HEADS . 49 STH ond PEARL STS.• RACIHE $ CcmmilltM: c~ NOO!I>I ··siabort, aild llarpret Wool, Ruth Aan Ill u, . aaco• c ................... ' ·oa E...... A4P . F-SB PROBIJCB VAWBSI . lwe.a,. .talcy-'I'IMPU 100 Pl.llsh. ·btr1 Ught ._ ____llllk IIUIIW pl1!1«1(:·· •"· Thel4~, Marpr~ MARKET ind Mro•. wWJ.un '11oom· Yolobi-, · Juao Aahley, Elloen Buck. MrL wnton~,. llartbo Lou Bootlle. MUy 11. Yaotaod Nancy ' So, you don't have to beeome an expert to choose creat beet for your family ... juat ahop AlP! 111", ~miRuti\HolmiJI. SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY FRESH A- 1 precious ltonOI. Ia · the New Tellament, thstones becam• the fOI!IIIJa. · lion ·sto c c s· or the NeW Jerusalem deocribed Ia Jley. elations. Each stone waa identified with a prophet. RACINE Love These Ful- Valu Savers! ~· iltr~. l.uey ~ ·callod Cutnnoi... AM Wollman. ftUtl, P1cn1cs For inotance, some beef graded U.S. Choice v •toJte• Q- How mcm.w toere jewelod lwelllfplak worn Acron. tho l!,lgll priest o I~ Hebn.,.1 i~ t~e Ful- J ·a/11 w...., "f-· ... 5118 ·lii- model, the ''univeniP' elf', which "cu11!9mers could have any color as long u It wu black." · Mr. and lolra. Delbert Van<e, Mrs. H. c. Callahan Vi ailed MrL • • • Darrell ~roo rooently. Those who sunshine Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cum- to the lives ofbring others cannot mlop "'Akroo>wererocont""""- keep it from themselves.Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Webb call- end vtatu.ra G( lllolr at-, Mrr. Jomes M. Barrie, English od oo Mr. and Mrs. Dm Swick, RoUe Torey oad daul!lrter. dramatist. 'FOOD PRICES THAT SAY. • • .. · ., hokl lllrob '7th b.Y .... SciiJhono. ·, · ~- aad Mro. 'llllllln Alexan· ry · Balli Booslaro. · · ·' illi'o Colomobua;' Mro. BoOirlco Tho bonquet for bond meinbero ~ end lolro. Marie AJoun • oab'. mi a few·~ Jilvtlod· dli', . - ..,re.ent dlmm auesta """"• wW 1>o he14 tn lbe aebool ·,af 111!::.. 6n11 lolrs. G. P. 1!wloo& oafoteria u 6:30 Do m, A i!i.rt ·hli!torlDI· fllo blrtlodiJa ()( llr. will follow lbe ·dbonerc ·llid llfL rilwlna. . 11'11 wW Include preoelitatlm of : Mr. ,ml Mro. ~li"eahmln ,_,. awU,da alii 1..,.. · llid ~ lllclwell, <ailed .., Mro. lor memlloro havl1111 omiiiJOtod · : ~ ~· ml Dale ·J..am. four yeato In boild will re..lve '*'! ~. .· a pin reprooontliog · tbo. ~ · · ', ._,.;._ O.aole Sherrill, who lo m!!i!P!or have IJIII'Mna tile wlater Dllllllto ~~~~ will IIIMii!Mt~~~-~~~um wttll each bond mom· On Meioda boA 1.0Motl7. · bo~ .~od 1D Invito - ... iL Mr. Ond Mra, '1'!iliftotoa ~.~'neb, . ... , .~ • 1.1w4inoomuolewWboo_..... Br- ...._...tho funotal G( 1ft Prealcloiot Klthloen llorrla liP- Wallie .~ altho KeCo,y FuP,.niodlbo rollowl,. <OIIIJII)IIeoo !IOl'll Home~· · · . (or tllo boaoiuet- - . :· ' .' .. . 1n'111110111 Old lavoro: ehalr-~ llivorl.1 Codner, illd Jayoo lklbockaod Hazel Solllro. · Decclratt:clns: Cllolrman, llOI!;v Tliole' •tl'll Dortbl salaor, OJ)al I Our 111•emment trains and employ• experto... men who inapeet ,' .') ~eo I p........, lb. Fords. He led the auto dustry In produc:tloll IUid salea by buUdlnl OtiiY ODe ''VALUES FROM THE HART'' (~hlaparen~o....,OWIJ, '· llr•. and llro. a,.eoter·White oooqllelod for •tomt..iormal:oeft. · '"' . · A- In 19011, He~ry Ford. prodU<ed 18,061 l(odc.l T Lei each of you look not Oni:JI to his own inteUIU, but alao to th~ intt!!re.s~ of others.-PhUippiam 2:4. H*maD.· Cuto,. • Colomno, ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ·.· ....,_... Ill' _.......,....,~olcObi ,'; U. WELL TRIMMED FULL CUTS car- ' Q-What fllako of alway• paHIIed btael!l' GeHJell cuds were sent. to l hut-lna. There were 10 mema ' t QUICK , gp,t~ ported. Mrs. Billy Windon Md Mra. VIr: gil Winclon. Prayer was by Mrs. Fra.nk. A discunion periCII coneluded the program. !vlll.llo...,. The .. 7 .. 1:30 .. the .......,h--· World Do,. ol P...,.r- M . s erved. Erwl11. CommunlcaUona were rad from the di atriet preSident and dlltrlct trebUrer on South ~ Frank and lolra. Arthur Side Settlement noose. Tbe OO<I· Orr U P~leUerL et1 \lUted tb aen:l ita donation ot The scrlgture, Amoa ~15• and $5. A thank )'OU note Wll re.d pra.yer waJ by Mrs. Frink. Oth-- rrom BUiy Jean Frost fM the trwt ers aaaiatlng ln the prosnm were ba1ket ahe received at Chrlat.. Mrs. Rober& Bl.iley, M r s. masdme. Leoow.rd Erwin, Jllra. Orr,lYra. TwentY-one sick ealls were r .. ••illibDIIY • beu preseat.. 11. G( Vinton .. BIG BUYS on " Super-Right" Meats! ''"""""llvt; an !illpllconteaoonol- .... nor lall. ' Aa>JI..Uciao muu,.be prelelltod ID lbo leiter leot. AJlpllcatlm forma oro available from polt offteea or lrom the Peico Corpo In Walhlnaton, D. C. 20525. WSCS Program Topic Centers Upon Africa Ewington Social Notes oewtalweekJ. muale trcion tbe folk lilt. and Mro, Phllllp lloyloo ~~ or 1110 ~oht.,' hUI 'i>I>Ti!Jipero Plol111 called at tho Clltil)lrY to tllo peat elasolc:al starll\w Mao oar home Thurodo:l". """""" Evoi')'Oiio In tile n&lm, ~lf '.' ...hUclrooi .... ..... " ~~~ JrfU' ao •praotl<lai mu. ,,.,... "' illlploo, will be weiCOli~In 11oo111"iJiram, )!rL Rutll Qdckle hao b o en ~'ti"70M ~relied .In illedi· teachloog Ia Bidwell odiOoJ for Ina ~~ for tile PIUII!urp ·n.J•· !Jlasobum who bot• ~ projOcfona,ywrltoMro. W, · · CJoek at lbo AAPA, P• .O.o 11c1x ' · ". ifr.~JIIra. Clalt.loaoo, Mro. IN, Rav0i181!0011, Weat vlrllni& · ~fort llltlllno .IIIII Mro. ..._ HIM. · ' keeler; .a!! ()( COJuopluo, o - . od lbo flmoral G( lolro. F - . :..:~' \.'\. .lll!oilr It KoCoy Fimeralliome a reoopl aaa.Jq, - . '· \ '. ' .' . ...... Polinc ...~ niotllt ~ .. . _ &IIOat G( Mit. Jla. 1 i ; .'l~}' t for t11o I'Wformloic Arto, - 1nti4DY, Mra. Rots CleiJ.nd, Ieana a lanauq:e, not edu~tlon ·aroJ MoUooa ol~dne,l!ro,'Nora llonoewood of aild Mr. and Mr0:. NOnnan . llcl:lln; Shorry, .FOIIb arol Amber, llr. ol'll llro. J. Ol)..r SWalq vl•lted her father, Mr. Joe Ban.. hart tplo rooolltq at tile Beth·olda Hoeptoal al JoniioviUe, .'l!bi.... he ... ~ .. a polliltt for "' the .lppaladlloa AoOOdotlm ..... "' tile DiaD.. llr. aad ll'rL WWJ.un Frooker of or achievement. 11Jo· jest re. Che.r, lir ~ Doma ,lhll, Loto QUire& "'! ptopolralloJ! andlilmn· lfomillowood, W. VL, Protldont f0!111o Coupon V•lid Thru Feb. 11th. In • peopl'e .' '" I and, cauld J!Ordolpote .......... .... ~~· lbout .....,. dlveroe (&eept items prohibit.d by l•wt recognizing only that a course or coorses by themselves do not oonstitute management dev~lopment - recognizing that thls is a terrible complex area that needs the very best tllinldng you can give it, Ulen this meeting will bave served a uselt\1 purpose. .. Even more important, if you leave this meeting recognizing U'Je r.eed for management devel opment to help this oommunU;y, thia county, this state achieve the itDJ.strl.al growth lt seeks - ,.we will no longer have to ask ourselvps: •Where are an the Alto IJitrc:Oaeed were Ute of.. .... t11o moinllers and ..... olo tadlori alrea<li- In t11o area WITH PURCHASE OF $20.00 • be .disappointed, but if yoo go a way from tlle meeting ton1gtrt: mer.SmlllL ....u..ttJ Extra Plaid \Dlcerta.in at best, and dltRcult to mea8llre. So, people who seek an easy formula (or recipe) w!Il member1, Chester A. Roush, J. . A. Ferrell, L. W. Getty, Jolm Bl'OIIII, Wolter Selby, and lfo.. bur... 17111"- caatck answers. The results are Vo(:al selections were pre sent.ed by the Point Pleasant High School chorus under the direction of C. L. lleatl. Dlnner mulic was rendeTed by Dr. D a n Glassman and Jon Leighty. Vbua Hartley, Jr .• president ~ the board t1 directors pr eslded ~ lrU:oduced. the guests. Mr. Hartley also gave a 25 year pro.. gre11 report of the chamber. He lntrodueed the six charter 1t Alfred. Mi-L "'-iur iollecJ u ••!011 In )IUitq' tllelr oklllo ~ tbo llqyleo homo •1"\lOidll' when . . lp cloveloplng- around llro. Keib,whoNkfahorehome ' tloo - ' 4 arelavU..,totollo .llle there, cel!lbnt.ed hei 93rd birth- ~ce Corpa Pla~ement Tell at <11)-. ., 1:30 p.m. on SotuniiJ, Fib.....,. Mr. and .Mr·a, Ji. R. GIV have \ 5 at tile ·Atbonl, Ollio Poo.t orbeen lo ~lolte~ N; c., vt~tllll Roe. . ' tholr JIOI>Nw, .II~. Jamoo SimPTho ·l'ea<e Corpo .... tho ~ who l-.o beeJO ilL .Pia"'""ent Teat 1Dde10nn1Dohow llelpiiiiJ lira. lla1"l' RoocJ CJb. an 'ljlllllcont .,... boot be vtlllzod aerve her 83rd blr(bdly r~ntly OveriU.I. 1blt..t~~~e~.•rulea­ wo.. llr•· Jorey Cleland, pebra . erll ~ arid tllo ablll!;v to R.\VENSWOCO - If t11o Plttl~"""""" Orchestra de~ oldo'o to swnmer at 111e Appaladolan c..~ for the I'Wform. inc Arto, .,._.... for 1he Weot VlriJali • Ohio - Kentudoy reiloa, an tnotltute lor muolo odu· Ollllloil wW bo •otablllhod. Tho IIC!hoolo i!l1d ochool ohUdron of tile area, tt lbo:r to .Part\~~ ld benollt tromoolllloooll( .rn.m t11o Jaotttute, a~ to Mrl. A. V. Clack, be matching of people to jobs, thi s part or the program will not be ' /1 Wll ............ "'"""'"'· I(Jddl..,..1 ;; P_...,, 0., Fob. 1%, INI Symphony in,·· &u~ Local Testa~ ~ered ·.;. · A·. rea ··•· wr Nom · Peace eo..... would · Somal by Mr. aroJ lllrL Starll111 Manor • r~ '· "'-~-...1 lnsti'tute ..... ~ vtaltod ~ .~til · . ~ Mr. and )!.r1. D1111oaore ao,J.,. . GaUJa.lloiP ,.,ldonto b.ter. *""· ..... The U.S. MOO,OOO bill is used in transacti0111 betweea the Federal Reserve Syatem and the Treasury Depart· menl. others intrOWc:ed were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sndth, M r s. Vltus Hartley, Jr., Mayor and Mrs. D. B. MCJI"Clll, Charles U - The DeJb Selollitol, a· a- to ............... 1llo .... lllpt. Atbod to upotolro rOI>ma ml clld aot ........, to lbo meeting _ , . dSiJ 1:45 p. m. While lllo - . o oeoolm ..., boJD1! hel4'11))11a!ra, lbo dtlzena «ll>lleted tllolr""" moot1DtJ 1D 111o meeting Cllllce. ulatlm .,...,..- u to -tile dent' s plaque by J..eoWe Hod· rock. ..w. ... a ....,.... to 1oe ,., n · bu drhers wtdeb wu aehldooltd for Fridol'o Fob. 14 hu reoehedulod for satouda)", Fob. 15 al 9:30 Lll. ID lla1011 CaoitJ Circuit Court. new ..... 1) ... al>je<:llaJ lo .... ,..,..... far oaneenol!ol lbo level jobs. He said given training programs and a caretul ~- . for To Dr. Dan Glassman, an award from the president or the United States for serving for 20 years of selective servi ce and al so a 10 .' .- pla(Jle for his work in the '" • program. To Mr s. Walter M. Windsor , who is a member of the state Heart Association board, and has served as oount,y chairman for F irst, where are all the people 1'. ~ert.zer, West Virginia expects to attracl ations. ' To Robert heading the bank, a project of the Interact C'lub. this year alonet He noted this is an impressive lndlstrial growth, but two aerious problems could affect the success of these new oper- ; l1ghting of the streets and oth- er projects . County this year, and only laat week, he r ead that the state of a total of 150 new industries , Jr.,aaanrd lor hlo out!llaiidlng role In acini: dlredm' or the chamber, inc lllat meotallr ntardod •hD· made aeveral pnuentaUon ol a. dral have lranl!plll"lalion to t11o warda; """ ..... center, to To Charles Wood for his con- Jc:mea ror hil outltandlnl: eca.. tributlng to the c:uistmas tree lrlbullon In helpina IMII!IlT lc>. cate here, ror (COIIilauld - ... to pre1ent .an 1n,Jilnedoa ' polllkiD -tlll-no::r· ,... "lluodrtYII"0-1101 .......,... tnt. ., .... ..... 1,1110 wllll _.. ..... ao•........ IIOiod lllv ..... fallowlal .... ·-~ ..... "'............ -·.... - oliordioi 11>1...... Ela v - 111e dl.w nae do oil', u 11 1o tllhl. llf IW•.._ llod - - lop! IIIII ..-4 to II> llltD Ill......- 1111 crOwd ·~""'" ....,.., IIIII lllo - · llo - · '!!lilt lbolil Cl>olrl) ~ w <11!. ' nod bid ... ......, 1flll , llltD wllll did, bl!t • r,w 11111 hod lopJ ~ ~ 1bo - · ..... prWI-:o . 111M tllo!lll>tO .• _ . G( .... to ... ......, ... ,, . - · IIJiaib tlll1t l'loll- ~ .......... 1bo rn!IJI"'k"! 'ol lllpt. ' - " mr,. llltD' 1bo wolldlll tonnl llle - · whld> Slnllll oad till - . ; - aloo IDtJ room. _ . l!ald lllore woo dllporlod. ' ·· uldnl tile to . . . . till - · G( _ . . , . _ 10 'lllo ll&llt ............ cll>o Dereolptloa "' t11o lll*rolaoool Joe taiCo!l ..,, ml llle lilbJoet "' parllnlnt "' Publl• s.rot;j ......, .. member. bouad · · - dUo· biOI!IIhl ..... FOIIit Filii- iul NoiiiiDtJ _..,. wu oeeom· .,...... Dllht for """"'"'ml ,.._ 1111 formo. a ..., Sldoro . - jii'IYat. Ill- 10 pniiKt tile JllibUC. It wU 11111_,..at fllol lllo fannl - · torl!lll dllrtJitr IIIII crldt, a I d od. . be s1- to am 111o- lqR. !lmllb otoUcl bo would Wbll tllo DBXI fn ~·· wIll bOar<l , . - , -~~~~ to llle, chock tllo IOCOiftlr ()( prl- Ill- br1DtJ Ia 1bo lo ,l'l'llllltr J'Ohlrlna G( - · fDrlnl, Keofor l!ald IIIII II a lot ()( CGoloii!dt IllY JoiD Q. Oiie per- oad ..... Wlo limo for ~ PUbllo. OIIIJrlb'. Tboa J111110a Abo ml tile time to tloiJok ()( em; ·. Wbll atA1pi wiU llo taltal! IllY bolt, ~al ...,..._...,. "' pqiooll • .............., u 1bo cllllona "' r-tr Amolpmatod TnDalt u-,ID!d 111111111'1 torm G( ~ .......... to bo ....., the crowd, ''Wo (~ """ a -.14 IIIII .r- ao, leD. Brawn of tbo Pft- lut Dlefot problom here oad It 1o _..... iiUIIIe 'a. . - to b I r e ....,..,, ''Tills will ooi o 'a ~ tbo - - ............. oerl· .... - ... brake ......... 'PJ PT. PLEASANT - AhoariJic .._ , ..... oomeo ...... heart fund driYea. To GutooBoylo, L ~-.d ..-r. • Anaer --•tl•r .......... - _i!.t..,. ........... lllllllll~o~ttlll"""' . u. r,n R OUIYit.e 0' ,. 0 .nd . - - ~JJOR~!CtMUS!L&i$.8. .· .. '' . �Founders Day Program Held by Pomeroy PTA R~tioo ot past preaidents highllihtecl the annual Founders' Doy program MOIIdly night at the Pomeroy Elementary PTA meet- "--Recagnized and presented corsages by Mrs. Jack Carsey, pres- ident. asalsted by Mrs. Ted Reed anti Mrs. Dwight Cullwns, were Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz, Mrs. Harold Lohse, Mrs. Everett Thomas, Mrs. Oltve ~ Weher, Mrs. Oni!le Wiles, Mrs. Ben Neutlltng, Mrs. Veda Lehew Davis, Mrs. Mary Tracy Riggs, Mrs. W, A. Gibbs, Mrs. Chester Knight, Mrs. Ted Dolmie and Mrs. Leo Crew. Also recognized and presented corsages were Mrs. Pearl Iiams, Miss Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Wm. P. Gibbs, Mrs. Dan Mudows, Mrs.. Robert Roberts, Mrs. James Diehl, Miss M a r y Virginia Reibel, MissJudithCodney, Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer and Mrs. Charles Lewis. Robert Morris, principal, was also recognized and presented a boutonniere. For the program, Morris showed a fUm and students of the fourth grade presented several musical numbers. The pledge to the Oag to - n the meeting was led by Mrs. Leo Crew and .Mn. Pat Woods' cub scouts. Mrs. Marvin Burt led in grtq) singing of 14 America'' with Mrs. Neutzling at the piano. She then sang "The Lord's Prayer," Durllw the business meeti~ the district spring conference to he hold at Middleport in Aj>ril was &IUlOUJiced by Mrs. Carsey. Also announced were plans for a babe sale to he held this spring. wn.. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY FEB. 12. 13 NOT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEBRUARY H • 15 ) ,.THE SWIMMER" (Technicolor) Burt Lancaster .. Janice Rule AND 'A MATTER OFINNOCENCE' (Ta<hnicolor) ttaYII!l' Mills • Trowr Howard The principal . - . , ! lhat worl< on the p~ will eonti..,. a's 100n as weather permits. A cake decorateW in blue aM gold was served with <O!ree ml tea fl"1llll a table decorated by Mrs. Robert Lewis. Favors were miniature rocket replicas made by Mrs. Charle& LewlL Mrs. Weber and Mrs. W, A. Gibbs, both past preslderts, presided at the cotree and tea services. Mrs. Knight, a put president, am Miss Smith, a teacher I aerved the cake. Name tags for the obaerwnce were made by Mrs. Paul Elchinger and Mrs. Guy Guinther. Registration was lJndled by Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mrs. Kemeth Harris and Mrs.. Louis Osborne. Mrs. Pat McKnight was chairman of the kitchen committee, and in charge oflnvitaUons were Mrs. Guinther and Mrs. ElzaGUmore, Jr. ROcJi: !IJ'ti!NGS Granao, 7:30 Thursclsy night, ot home (I( Mr, and Mrs. Antol Lomard. ELEANOR CIRCLE, Healh Melhodllll Chur<h, 7:30 p.m. 'Ibtll'lday; Jaek S.avln baa .PJ'O ~ aram on art; Valentine JIOIV, members Invited 1o briD& bu.. banda or auealt: devotions by Norma Jean atvers: hostessea, Mra. Charles Dyer, Mra. Galen Brown, Mrs. Tom Cassell, and Nro. Max Dooabue. REGIJLAR mooting, M e i ll s Chapter, D.A.V,, Butternut Ave., hall, Pomeroy, 'Dalrllday: diMer 6:30p.m., followed by 7:30moet.1ng; all veteran• welcome. Ja~ cob Turner, conunander. PORTLAND • GREAT BEND Homemakers Club, 11 a.m. Thurlday, at home (I( Mrs. Shlr· ley Johnson: ea<h to brln&Val.,. tlnei afternoon program topic, "Colora and You ... XI GAMMA MV Chapter, Bets B1pna Phi SororiQ<, Thursday, 8 p.m. home (I( Jean Morpn, Middleport; wear slad<l. TWIN CITY !llrloe C I u b, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. <iub 1'0011! In Middleport; entertalnmont and danciDii 9Jrlnerl and wives; brlna eolverecl dllh ml own to. blo servlte. Dress Shoes JARMAN, HUSH PUPPIES, CALUMET, RAND, RANDCUFT Listed below is a schedule of sizes. ·If your size is listed you hawe fDund yourself a bar· pin! Thest Shees Art Values to $20.00 '. 6.00 pair A B c D 2 3 8 8% 9 9% 10 1~ 11 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 6 3 4 4 3 8 5 3 9 3 6 ; SHOES MIDDLE OF UPPER BLOCK A falentlne parcy was staged Tueedll)' night by the Mateo TOPS Kootchen Club for reaident1 ot . the Melea Coo!!Q< Infirmary. Valentines from ea<h of the TOPS members were distributed to the inftrmal')' tealdent1 and they were served retrelhmelltl of AOOwlChes, c~a, candy, punch and totlee. Thepr-lndeded"A~ sion 0\'8T the HIUtopu I u n I by Betty Wills, J-WID,IonandRutll Need&, and uKDeel at the Crou" by Ruth Underwood, Helen Hill, Miss Windoa and llrL WIUI .... c ..... nlld by KitiQ' Hill ul Itocine. There wao ..-- II!VIIna hymruo lncl""lntr "Loantna on tho E,....lalting ArmaV ,·"'I'IMJ! Old Rl.lll(td CI'OI•" and ~~~aua Took My llllrdtn. •• . • ' N.lhe TOJ'smeett,.whl<bno POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY or See our complete selection of new strles in ••'s sliDes, Florshelm, Jarman, Rand, Rando craft &Hush Puppies. .• ' • • I lui ofrerlntr lbr the Southside SalllemOIIt HCMISO wao taken lol• I~ a p._bif Mrs. Jameo E"*' on the •hoaslna r<ie or lllit • <hurd! ot ...._ nlght'a ....uow or Ills SOC:Ielf Cbrlstlu Santee ot Hea.lh United Melhodlat Clw'dl. "Look What la ~ .w, Rellaloo" was lhe IAliJI• Ulld .b y Mrs. Euler who gave exeetpta fr<lm an orti<le In _ , . . , Illpat poJntlna Ill chan&es taldrw place. She spoke or the demonstrations In Chlcaao led by Catholic priesb arll bllla1 of the hjp.. ltY movement in callfornill. and of the jazz music in cathedrals In Waollington, D. C. Uolntr scripture from Mattllew and Poul, Mrs. Euler reminded the members that their reaponllblllcy Is to Jove file Lon! and love tiiY neii!J>bor. She sale! the church doe1 more for world pr4Jblema than any other o~ or w-• I Now You l(now ..-t Re11e111kr :yo111 Valentine wi.rh a Sprc!GI Gif~ this Friday, Feb. 14tlr. lllbirfe.lcls lnvili yo11to ,select yo11r ValtnUne ·Gifts for everyone on yow list (ro111he big stletlions all over rbe ~lore. e The lar&etl' breo<l (I( It the Flemlljh dint, 11111<h ..... apo 14 paundo and oomolllnoo 1011 aa bl& •• 22 JIQU!Ido. ' • • . . VOL. XXI NO. 206 Cards by Hall11arll, ·Valentine Gift wrapping paper, ribbon', bows. Use our Siftl!"apping service if to&rlik -~~~~~~-~~~~:=~~:~~:~:~~~~::~:1~~~:~~:~~~~r--------------· Pf'liiOaal•--- Mrs. Euler made reference to a paraphrase on the Lord' 1 Prayer written by a college freshman tn which it was sugested that churches migtrt: do such things as become haltway houses for people returning from mental institutions or tutor underprivi· }edged children. She spoke of changes in attitudes w~thin the church and suggested that members keep an - n mind, read what the leaders are saying, aM be confident that the wUI ol God will prevail. During the meeting conducted by Mra. Nan Moore, the IUlflual valentine project was discussed. \ UP 6 AWAY - Eaatem, vaslty oo-..nod In ito 8th grade l!llm!ament game with Athens Wednesday In the gym at Meigo Hf8h School In Middleport, went down 61-12. But Ra1dy Bnrlog (10), husky EAstern athlete. never quit going ltter the ball am toward the basket. See fuU report ot game, and more pictures 3 today. Visit the Lin1•ie Department on the First Floor for many,many wonderlll Valentine's Day Glfb fur Her. We have the prettiest fashions lmaainableln Matched Sets and Coonllnate4 styles in m•velous colors. on- '.1. ' ·'· TENCEN1~ ( 6;~ . " "' lie - "' atemo1 oiepleata." iMIO- ~lnonel!ortlo alfam.'' He un<lorltned that the United llatel tho South &OYernment of VletDamese Prssldont NJIOIYen Van 1blou aa the "lepl and legitimate ROVernDlent ol tbat OQUf1try. •• He said oo arraJ1&91110n1 about the fldure (I( South Vlelnom eould he without the 1oq1n ereallilg tile noceuary ncosnl••• _..,.,... ... • '*cetul aril~ the United.. stales -ani hal "mode ......... ~sal· - - tile Delpliilarlsecl Zone, mutual or atemal forces, and prbonera "' ...... underiJiarldlrw." Oatl;r roje<Ud Communllll C:har&ll thlt Amerlea waa puraulng a polley (/( "neoeolonl· made It you've missed one of the aeemJ.nsbr 1.8'CCJI..,hle ...,_. _.., ing the scene this winter -count your bleadJwL WhBe most of tbe viruses aren•t serloua tll*llb to kii17CIU it juat SEEMS Ui<e your'ro dead - the)' do pobif"' aood 1s certainly the greatest asset around. apprcwal ol1bleu's government. Ro)odlng COinnllnllll charges that the United llates was fl8htlnl In VIetnam to establish a uneoe:olon1al" territory' Lodge said that America's poUcy aims were to establish ua stable and lutlntr peace in VloUtam and In TOMORROW IS V ALENTJNE DAY so aa,y scmetldJrc to your sweetheart - do it, do it, do itl And what a d~ for a wedcllog amlverary, huh? That's - I t will he for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shuster, LlncoiJI Helcbts r e t i COilll'•tulationsl ~ng of anniversaries, Gerald and MU1ie Shuster. with Ill of the 37 years of marriage, almost look Uke bealnntra ~ to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols of 1\cJpers Plabla who ..ar'lllld their 62nJ anniversary in January. The Nichols' are most fortunate iD that both are very aetiw Mr. Nichols still drives. The COll)le has niDe liYiac chlldna. Datil Mr. ard Mrs. Nichols are 82. hltheaat A.a." 1.oc1p r.......t his pledge t11at American and other allied troops will begin withdrawing as all North Vietnamese and usubverstve forces" withdraw Into North Vietnam. • A two • cause~ $100,000 clvil suit filed In Meigs Councy Common Pleas court today was the result of a traffic acclckn alledged to have caused the death al a Marietta man last year . Barbara Ann Burna, aclmlnls· tratix ol the estate of David Louis Bums, deceased, Marietta, is suing Roy Lee Buchanan, Third St. , Pomeroy. The Burns petition cbargeoo Buchanan with negligence by drl· vlng whUe under the infiuence al. alcohol whenhisvehiclecrossed the centerline on Route one • tenth of a mile north ul the lunotloli'•. or ~ llosd 10 and st:ruck the vehicle operated by her husband. The accident ocCurred April 5. The first part of the action aaks for $25,000 for the sufferlng r1 the deceased during the oeven clays he survived and the second cause lf for $7S,OOO aa pecuulary injuries sull'ered by the plaintiff and her three .. year old son. TtVO Accitlenls r. Occur OR lr~QIR .... • DR. HAROLD BROWN ANNOUNCES hours for d!o S\Uiday drive for tamd1 with numerous workers tald1W Jll11. &crOll Meiga County will be from 2 to 4 p. m. The observance to raise money for the heart fwld clrhe will In another actioo ft.\edtoday, he on Feb. 23. Charles D. Wb!ebremoer and LID· Also as a part of the drive this yeor wW be on alJ.cll,y ndlo da WlnebreMer, 1053 Vine -*·• Proat'llll over WMPO on TUesd~, Feb. 2$. There will be a wldo Middleport, are alklng tor $3,range of local talent on hand and a crew of YOIIDI 1Mle1 wUl be 011 317.64 from Glerm C, Glaze, telephones durlog the clay to aecept pledges. Glaze COnstruction co •• 349 Lincoin St. , Middleport. IT'LL BE DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., any clay lor llr. 11!!1 The petition of the Wlnebren .. Mrs. BW Grue&er, M14dleport. This will mark the 19th cooaecuthe nera• charges Glaze agreed to year tor the Gruesers to atten:l the auto races at Dl.yt.oaa. build a home for them at a coat cl $22,000 and the amount was to STUDENT TEACHERS IN THE Meigs Local &belli District he paid In four dleburoomonts In this semester - aD trom Rio Gratde COllege - are flmlll-r taetL accordance with work oomplet- The group includes. Jerry Davis and Bill YOU!IIl at the MelgaiiJcb ed. School and John Lisle at the Pomeroy Elementary. Jt ls claimed by the plaintif:t:s they paid a total of $19,100 to OUT EASTERN mGH WAY, Mrs. Allee Nease, vocal D!UIIc Glaze which Is $1,500 mou than perviaor. is revivUw her anmaal minstrel. Last f811', Allee leA Cbl the IUIIOU!!I he It tnltled to !or \'OCllll muel<. lnstr.uctton !laid for lbe -t~lll!d II'!If a highlll!ftt of the acbool yeor was dr"''''CL llowem, y-. Alko returned to the vocal lnstru<tlon and you knoof ._ it Is -tile ....,. there are outatlmding bills to. must go on. The presentation is tentatively set for late llarcb. r ..,, r;t,;;,.;fi..e ol7 Jaj;~~· . .... ·~=c~P'" . -HiiS" "Sfiw~·. :·:;,;~~~ti,~~:;"·''"' ~~C:~=~~=:r~!~ !:, ~~ra:o~;:,: Walt till you slip info the soffn~ss feelt like the finest silk- yet launders like a dream I lt't ULTRA VINOI And we lavish it with eaquisile Florentine llllllrlltllryand lace.Ja"el!. loby dolt, 1l10pcoot, ~own,' m·l. ----------------------------· Remember Him ) 0~ With AGift Of Slacks Jewelry... Trim cut Coaual Sloclc• or ConMf'l'atlvo StyiH . 811 •ot.cflan of sla:.. fw-olft 29 to 50. All •• p.,.,anent prooa. F-..ouo mOicH •uch oa Ro•ton, Lni, Wrontl.,, Stadium. • Other ~jlefltlno Gift WHo MHo o.W laors Do,.rt!Mflt HoalorJ - IWMiora - Jacllots - lolts Suopofl4.,, - 'ttoo - Unclerw. . W'IH'Ir. Clotho• - Shlrto - ' - " ' Shlrto. fo Reme.mber day, at the home of Mrs. EmerHeritage in Needlework;" Mrs. Dwl&ht MUh..., speai<er, Owing tho 50th A.nnh•.,••Y Solo of RCA. You C«< a...-o •• ~n~o~cfl oa $100 on fino 111.11olfty RCA Storoo •Itt-. AM. FM, oi'MI HI lt«oo Rocillo•. Why dott't ,.ov . •tot~ In tho Mualc Deportment 2nd floGr, .talco o 1-11;. han o dom-otretlon of RCA St.,.. Sht'll alwll'f' lnasurt this SJI«ittl day .. . anti yeur wondtrfpl gilt af (twelry. a-ored by Soothem lfi8b ae~>­ · I Ju1t received a brand new ••l•ctian of J"elry ·far ~ ValentiH Dar Giving. Pins, Earrlng1f Bracelet•, I 1' IKA Sttr11 Valentine VALENTINE DID« Fr1dll)', f - n g GIOUBter • Southern pmo, ~<ine Junior Hf8h School, oncl lt111 oN for )"'t..r VolontlrM? I 1 I I I 1 ~----------------~ 1 ~!~~~~~~~~~~------------~--J -a. .f() MUiion Ideal Valentine Gifts F1011 the Readr To Wear Dlllllrbnent An ""collont YGiuo In Wo-na Hand L'!"oio.l ftlly .. F01hlo!io.l Sw,.otoro; 100" Yllflri Ac.,llc, Oia•ditiGO •!Yio, Bulky ond flat kn.lta. 'Soo~l~ oioo•liu!W, lilrto In Mlio~ blue and whtto•••.•.:....-.-...- .. --...... . ..... . ........- .......... 6.00 ----------------------------· lOG% Vtijl~ .~· ~.-~ ln,;~ol bottOn Ac•;llc C..idtgon ..,. .. olo,voa; match!og ,..,1 trloo. mol••· ·ajfUa, tiD~ llilue, coral -~-----~Now Spring Colors SM.20% on , .....sure Draperies Mock ''""•· neck, IN~, fMIIYJ .,. oido he1ni. in I omo - · _:t.!!..,..O<· ro. Doctor ' .r' wltfJt I .. . , . , , Huddle Has First ··~·· -l1e,r •lppoi In 10 , , CitatlODS East Main St, Wednesday. At 7 p, m., a car driven by Loots D. Leo, 36, Racto.,, at- . Seven defendants were fined and three forfeited bonds Tuesdll)' nigllt in the <;<JUri o1 Mlclclleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher. Forfeiting borda were Nelson L. Newell, 18, GaJJIJ>olls, S$0, reckless operation; John R. Berk· ley. 18, Gallipolis, $25, speedtrw; Jotm H. Daughert;y, 50, Cheshire, $18.70• .running a red light. Fined were Harolcl E. Heger, 33, Lore Bottom, $15 ard coats, speeding; Josephine L. Bolinger, 48, Pomeroy, $10 aoo costs, aJ)eedl~v; Steven Scott, 19. Che. shire, $15 and costs, speeding; Wayne E. Davis, 19, Middleport, $10 and <oats, iO yield the right of Will': Elclon Walburn, 52, M1ddleport, $10 and roots, rUJIIIina ltop sign; Leland Sax· ten, 61, .POIMroy, $15 and coats, bttoxicatlon, and Kennethl Wise, 38, Cheshire,. $15 and <OSta, ran.... s~lng. '. tallng $1,817.64, owed by the defendant to various peraona and BUSY, Bl!SY MEMBERS OF the Ladles Awdllary oflhe s,n.. firms for material and labor cuso Fire Department will stqo a Waahington B1rtlodll)'- be. and some of these parties have ginning at 4:30 p. m. on Fe\. 22, at the Syracuse SchooL threatened, e.nd others tlled, meThe ladies also are working on their glatt Ea&tern bltket prooo chanlc's liens against them as ject and already have 300 besi<ets made !rom pJ¥tlc contalnora. I! owners oC the house. you have any plastic containers around the house the auxllllry WOLilf like to have them. J&st give Mrs. Ada Slack a ring. tempted to stop in hi• lane of traffic, but went over the curb an:l adjacent railroad tracks. st•lklng a utility pole. Heavy damages were lncurred to the car. Lee Was not injured. At 3:55 p. m., a car driven by Ketti! G. Ridenour, 25, Che•· ter, struc:k the rear of a cardrtven by Robert c. Hysell. 181 Pmteroy. The Hysell car had stopped in ito lane of tralllc. Medimn damages were incurred to the Hysell <:ar and h<8vy to the Ridenour vehlde,polieesaid. Ridenour was cited to Mayor's Court on assured clear distance charges. E-R Squad Called Grubb, The PomerO¥ emergency squad answered a tall to the Pomeroy Post Office at 8:05 L m. Thursday where Doris Deeter, Long Bott<lm, Rtoue 1, had fainted. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, treated, aoJ. re-leased. Wednesd~ It 3:50 p. m., the aquad went to the home of Arthur Stokes on East Main St., whowas taken to Holzer Medical center by ambulance. VETERANS MEMOJUAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - None, DISCHARGES Rll)'mond Frecker, WWtam Zerkle, F1orence Werry. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSlONS - Martha Rose, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES - Nooe. CORONADO, C&llf. (!J~ enlllted 111011 Who worked ID the ~ sactlm (I( lhe· USS Ploublo have clealed tile ~ of their auperlor, Lt. Sle(lloen Barrio, lhal he ordered iiJ) ...ret,- i anci...,Jpmont olo!!lrQyed 1torore Communllll Noijh Korea ~ lllit oblp. It bad<ed up the e<fllpment. The six men telti!led that oll1cero Harris never they attad<ed tJoil ~~~<ret electroluued oloatructloo onion !or the nlc oquijlment In the Intel· Pueblo's aoeret papers and !lienee opoc:e with atedge c!evlcao, hammon. The Navy drew a Among the lix was CTC, curtain (I( secrecy over the Donald ~ Who said the question of how mw:h acll!ally Koroana !It!!)' have a wu oloatroyed. Bit tile 'l!tilora The -.ala hoi4IDB an· <Ct~~Wlete wrlltetl report (I( the , .fald the c!evlcea were so lnl!dr7 IDio the Fueltlo'a l!tizure Pueblo'a lntell'--eUtoerlntl d!ln!>le the bammero almolll Oil tile hill! MU ol Nortlt mission o1 North Korea. bounoed bam and hlt · tllem ID Korea Jan. 23, 11161, IIH!I ' J'eR)ard sale! 11!8re ...,.. \WQ . their taeeo. Fivately IOdor, ~ li> •eopleo ul tllo .._t. and lhal be the pp pereonall1 oloatro.Jed 0111 cf llarrla, a llarvard-ealild Harrla' atatli- and lltoM of thom. HI> did not 111!11 lntelllgenco IIPOCialllll fr<lm MOt· hi;L "~ . llilt otl!er. . · Maso., told Ills oourt ·• ·~· "all ... ~- Or Dnld !.., Rlller. It, "' ._.. F~. . .. ·. ' ~; .~ f'lo.Oblo'i . . . _ ~ , ~Barrio cluotlio.l ~ In lilY Eflht Weclnosclsy. alatenl!mts (/( two <hlel pett;y -old!'r .• ~.. ....... _or ....,..._ . . tn'iii. "*'• or ra-··- ·•,,;; •;,.·,. · ~ llot . tbt · - · .,.... ... ·~ . -Of·"!a,.UW,-0!111 rtcJ!1oedtopowdir." . ... .•• ·' 1," . ' lbt..)P!!II!< . - u 11!!1 bj d . . . uar ·c ·~ ~~- . .i, r. • , ' ~ ' ,.~ wltlo • •• Hal~ Two Boy Scout omclals Were guests in observance of Boy Scout Week Wedne~ when the Pomeroy Llons Club met Cor a luncheon at the Pcmeroy United Methodist Church. Introduced by Club Preslclent Fred Morrow were Tan Grubb, district program director, and Cbadds Hall, MGM District Scout executive. HaD spoke on scouting, point- Office Space 8 EM Deny Spook Unit Destroyed -.. Now during o)le Spocial 20% Off Solo io tho perfect time to. buy those new drap,ries you've b.een want• ing. Choose from hundreds of fabrics and Colors, lined ot unlined and all iot a saving of 20% · now. Otep headings, hand ••• pia·~•• double The strike Is al!eellng 55 workors. tobeStrlker --~N~-~ •• f1VE CENTERVILLE Hl8h School ~~ ~·Ml\•. sul!))el!\lod late Wednesday for lltterlog the school grourll-.. halli Ud reattoams witt. dead animals. tuiU ... vmuw ..---e ' ·The Cfl'CI~""' of crow&, six rabbits, two c~lekens. a rae- structkm back lOttie sb weeki. •oon and tw~ II}P ~ere IOOnd ocatter'l!l !J>aide and outolcle the s<hool When thil - e r dam c:olll!ll8ed W-SIIsy whe'ili<iasses bepn. 1D De<ember, war~\ was sot bad< ·. anolller30claya. p~ he pt'f!IICM Workera are on hand, Joow. CoLUMBUS - DR. Dil~ON COOLEY, HOIJSTON heart trano- ever, lo pump water from tho plant ..,..lallat, sold here Wedaesclsy thai he would make provtaJ- ~ dam holea a<oordlnc ID ·t11at his ¥Ito!: orpn1 be u.I!Od In Jnnsplanto,~ Ill• death. GoZa, "IIi ~r to abi<le by my own oonvlcilon 11\it llfi!ID trsruopJao. tsUoo II .l!lll>ortant, I have to be WUII!Ifl to oi!ate my own orpna," Coole)' iald durlntr ,I vloit to Ohio State 1Jtoi¥11!'1lty HOS)IItaL · ·four For both her casll41 ... and dressy .. , mometiiS we 114ve stockings in all her V(ry favcwite colors. Stockings to carry her through the days ill the best of fashion. heiJII. <lalmln& the job. Slate of Oftleers Stockings !•~:ke:~,blind stitched mU.ing Cl!lNTl!:IIVILLE, For Your Special Valantiqe Dqrb or ' I Give Her An I THE UNITED STATES HAS AGREED to a BOY. el><lay Tot holidaY. ,._,oellre In Vietnam, San. John J. Sporkman, J>. Ala., •lei tu!aj<. Sj>Orkman ta a nonkJng m""""r of 'lllit SeMte For· eiiP! R8latlonl C!ll!unittee. · · O.ances (I( rompletlng tile new ~ aaid He wa 11 informed ot the decision by t:h& Nlxoo ad- $12 million four - lane l'ePI:acemlnls~tlon and said he was told the eeaaefire would last sewn ment bridge betwailm Kanauga Prei(UII!IIbly, the period woold begin Monday, tho start Tot and Henderaon, W. Vo., thloyoar _ 01' the Vietnamese lurar new year. a.ppeal-ed dim today following the proje~s third strike since Qc:. tirf!ft over~' Iober. ." NELLIS .\FII. NEV. _ AN AIR FORCE FlU A fii!J>tor-!Jombor A<<ordlng to Ed Goza, super. dlslppeared on a rdght trainlpgmlsslonWednesday, triggering a rna... tntendent ol the Al John80n Consive air search over at least two Western states. The •6 mUUon structlon Co., work was baited awin,-wh~ aircraft left Nellla Air Force Bue at4:05 p.m. Wednes- last Thursday as a result ol a jill)' m1 ••s due to return at 7 p.m. followtow a training Olgllt over jUrisdictional dlaJJUte between NeYida md Utah. two unions. "Search and rescue Ol&hts by Air Force helicopters and other Goza sale! the Federal Govem· aircraft bePn minutes after the FlllA was overdue,'' said all Air ment and the .constructiCIIltlnn Force IJ)Okeamao in a brief release early today. had awarded a Job to the POe The Flt}A, the object ol congre11ional bickering and mlllltary Drive~& Union, but Labor un. controversies, c:ar.rled two pilots. The names were withheld. ion Local 543, Huntington, wae 5""""',. 1rupended for litlm-ing r~---------------1 Your • American ag W~GTON- and luxury of t:.it ~nder blend of doc:ron poly~tsfer and cotton. It looks and Mr. and Mrs. William M<Kel· vey were ln Belpre amday for a birthday oboorvance with Mr. and Mra. Robert McKelV<If. 1b< birthciaJrs of WUilam and Robert McKelvey were observed. Other ~PJesta at the aftalr wwe Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andria, Jennlfer and JOIIDie, Belprej and Mrs. IDa Mae West and Delores, Parkersb.irg, W. Va. bold in conlwoetion wtlh..tho.1>01V Mre. Underwood ml ~ Hobo erte were welcomed imo t h e memhership. It was !ln!!OUI!Ced Uwt Shirley Ash was the winner or ttoo 10 pound <ootost and membero• were reminded to gi vo her a 10 cont gill. Qloeen or the week was Mr1. Ash with Frlll<ea Hom as 11!0 r~HDrll). Hender took the pig for weight pin ml Bet· 1Y GUlley allll JeaJO Warner tied for the tr...h. At the meetlna was 0111 KOPS (keep o!f poundo aenalbl,y), 16 TOPS, ·and nine plgo. Not lo11 of tho fi!'OI4l waa 28 powda. Kathy HUI or Rutland woo tl!a door prize. Mn. Need1 presided at the mmlng wl!lch ..,.ned wtth the TOPSpra,yer anO ~. Progress On B:.-··~e 111 Vnltllil Pross lulemltiO!!Il IAIIIfl ....... IIIII 32 to 40, lora; music by "Next In Une," ~ cl'OWJ!ing o1 Valenti.., Queen, SATURDAY mGH SCHOOL dance .1>01V un. der 'S<hool aporuorllhlpSaturday, 8 to 11 p.m., at lllit Melp Hi8b School audltor!wn In Middleport. Tho Jll)'l will em<ee. "to find ...,. to the OIXItendbJtl forces IIIII' ..,,_ lor tile w!Uodn«aa ........ _.u $100,000 Suit Filed Visif in Belpre 11 \ ,.I hope your relpDIIH will be pollitivo," Lodge told tho VleiDam _ . . ....,....,_ dlsConunun1Jt aide at Ills ~ euas military mlllter1 before session o1 tile CGII!eren<e. reeolvlns the polltl<sl Nture or South VIetnam. 'The chief American neavtla· The 41 forelgn mlnllter" ol the tor bepn his BJlOe<h S8)'io& that NLF reiterated his ilamlng that the statementa 0{ the ComJnu. the Communists -.ld oonttnue nlot cleleptiooa In the Drill fll!l>tlns until 't he romplete three sesalons of the conference withdrawal "' Ameri.... and "Indicate a laek tA. underatandother allied forc:ea. lng (I( tho 80I)o (I( the United Lodge, In a terse speech re- states bolh bore <Ill Paris) and stating allied pr<JpOsalo, urgocl In Vietnam. •• North Vietnam and the VIet LOOge then restated AmeriCOil& to join the allies In an ca's omc:1a1 poUcy "tor the sake church at 2 p.m. Thursday to prepare trays of cookies for shutIns. The society voted to pay onefourth of the cost of two new ta· bles for the dining room. It was aMOlllced ttat cookbooks are again available. Mrs. C. M. Henne BY opeued tile meeting with sn organ _preludt. Devotions by Mrs. CSrroll swa... son included a poem "Let Not YOW' Heart be Troubled" by Ida Scott nylor and scripture t'rom John 14 m1 Poalm !6. She read a meditation on ' 4FaitbiiXI F81r" and concluded with prayer. The valentine theme was carried out in the rerreshmeot table decorations. Red an:l white earnotions were flanked by reel 1.pers_and used with a heart replica. Hostesses were Mra. BerMrd Fqltz. Mrs. E. M. Wood, and Mrs. Forrest BachteL 0 Hanoi Deaf to Lodge's Plea u.s. " - -IIIIJ'rlof....., ~_) 0 .... . p ARlS (!JPI)- 'l!lo Ualtacl states called on lho ~ nlsta todQ to giTe a ,•-,eP!f've relljiOIIoe'' to allied ,...... • .., ~ealatlon or lllil, v~ War as a prelude to ~ 'The ~ "' •hie! neaotlttur Henry Cabot Loclp fell of deaf ear•. boweYer... ' Tron lUI Klem, chief ...,.a. lor (I( tile Viet ~~ Nldonat Libera- Frmt (NLF), ~eJect. ed out "' band the "allied Members are to meet at the .... ....... It . . . ." .... .odeaotl-eoNP. . JIIIIa r.. ~~.: "'· THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Izatton. aoo Jones; theme, •:.., ~- . ' Weidla.er nt1n~~1 ~~~ at y • Browse arounclrllroqll • every depiUIIItllf ~~every floor. Many new amilllls for you co see and fluy; Big selections, too, of Valentiitt TOPS Club Party Held For Infirmary Residents 1 ALL SALES FINAL ' FRIDAY JITNEY SUPPER, Eastern Hf8h &boo!, serving 5 to 7 p.m. precedii'C the MWer - Eastern haoi<etbaD game. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daugiltors at tho Aln· erlcan RevoluUon. 2 p.m., Fri· SHOES DISPLAYED ON RACKS FOR YOUR EASY SELECTION. 72 PAIRS ON SALE 7 7111 toriD..,..u.n on Fob. 25: dinner at 6:30 wllh ladles u &Ueltl, precedea fD.. ljiO<IIon. POMFJIOY LIONS ClUb, 1'011)1· lar mez'lna,. Wedneld.Q',12~ l'olllorQf u D I t • d Church: Tom Cusell has pr<> II'ODI .., BDy Scout Week. prize awardocl. sUe is Cairo University at s Slle Price --·made Held for One Final Clean Up J ..... Maoanl• Tompla; put ..... ..... • delree lo be CGII!ernd; Initiation is SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY! ' POMEROY CHAPI'EII 110, ~· at Arch IUIOIII, ltaWd camocatlon, Weclnoiiiii.Y, 7:30p.m. l'olll· FEENEY • BENNET!' P o 1 t 128, Ameriean Ledon. 7:30, at the hall. SHAKESPEARE CLUB, 1:30 p. m. weclnosday, at the home (I( Mrs. Sarah Glbb1: Mrs. Geor· gl.a Williamson, hoRe.a . SYRACUSE 1binl Wodnesclsy Homemakers Club, Feb. 12, at 10 L m., Municlpal Park here; ''Know Vaur COunty Gowrnment"' to be the topici leaders, Mra. Herman LondOO. Mrs. 0.. mon Ferrell; hostesses, M r a. William Hayes, Mrs. Honnl Nolan am Mrs. Miltm Roush; roll call word. 11 Heart." Potluck Initiation was held for one lunch at noon. each bringirw: her member by Bethel 62, lnterna-- own table service. tioral Order of Jobs Daughters, Morday night at the Pomeroy MaTHURSDAY sonic Temple. GUIDING STAR Coonc:U 124, Katl\y King, hoolored qoen, DaUIIhtors of Ameri•• Lodge, Sy· presided at the meeting. Pre- raeu1e 1 at their hlil Thursday, sented and escorted to the Eaat Feb. 13, at 7:30 p. m.j potluck for 1 welcome were Thomas c. dlmer at 0 p. m., each member Edwards, a knight ol the York to bring a ccmie valentine. Cross of Honor, and Harry ChesCOMMUNITY SERVICE rom. her, worthy patron of Eva~ memoratina Rellgl.oua Emphaaia geline Chapter 172, Order ot the Week, 7:30 1bllrsday nilht at Eastern Star. tho MlddleportFiriiiUnlted Pro•·. Other guests were Mrs. Mar- byterlan Church; Rev . Nyle Borjorie Crow, Mrs. Franklin Rlz.. den, GalllpoUs State b!otttuto, er, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thabet, speaker; special muaJc by the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ki•, Mrs. Mount Morloh Baptist Choir: Peggy Taylor, Mrs. Ami TurnlljiOIIsored by F - · BemeU er, Mrs. Ann Rtt>e, Mrs. Betty Post 123, Amertean Legion. MinM.lplea, Bob Kirw, Mrs. Sylvia Isters of the communlcy will par. Midkiff and Mrs. Harry Chesher. tidpate. Refreshments were served folBRADBURY PTA, 7:31l1bura. lowing the meeting by Ella Smith, clay nilbt at tile Bradbuey Eleprmwter of hospirallt;y, assisted by Da Darnell, Mabel Goegleln, mentary School; Founder'• DQ', Bessie Klng, arxl Mrs. Mldkift with reoosnltion ol put prest.' dent; Larey Morrisoo, A o s L ~pt_ ol tile Melgo Local School One of Largeat District,. apeakeri refresllments One· of the world's largest oerved by !IOeial rommtttoe; door universities located on one Giza . Egypt, with an enroll· ment of more than 27.000 students, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 'IIIIDNE!Il ...y Church's Role is Reviewed , .. . . of ·tho Visit Lions .. y' • '. ing out the district has 1,111 boys taking part in the and that .. _ . .. to thepnci• in Meigs Coualy has- · dertul.'' Five oewtmitahl.webeen formed, he said. Stressl~W anew~ ..Bor Power '76 1 h Hall Aid the .,.. anm Is limed to reo<hooeQ,I&af tllree boys but added hl1 dreun is to reach every bcr tn. Meigs Coun1;r. Goals of tho srouttog PICCitja <an he roa<hed with Ills Mlp Clf. interested adults. Hall said. reported that mcre uniti; _.. parts at Mole• Count:y, Grubb also IIPol<e on •<PI*IIIil In the trl • <our(y ani!• Be stressed lllit satlatactlmiD-"" POINT PLEASANT - T h e iog with yooth .... ~ Goodyear Tire and Rubber eom. them for the lloWre. ' Jllllll' has ......,oed roonpletion The Lions Club IU'el'.....lta (I( a 12,000 _..., loot of. regular noonluncheantnctila~­ fks bodJ.dlng, wbl<h almoat trJ. prelerence to evem.meel¥. pies tile 'ol!lce area formerly available. II Includes a large -~ . modem qJedlcal fa<Uiv, _ . • •.,. ed ml todtor areos, and a large, modern receptlm area ~'-' lo . w i"-:..ii. tor GoodyOC" vloltors. nau £Av-.., . . _ The walla and partitions in the olll<e are «<llltructed ul Vldene COLIJMBUS - Sea., ~ .111118iln& a ~Iller lllrfaeed CGlllns, lWrootoa, _ . . _ .fl .,.U. JIIIIIOI!ng. 1b~ Vldeno film, the ~Oil c.o+'llt 4 from wlllcb Ills ponolintr takea lolll)'.l!!iredtloed a · -' - tiD 1\1 WOI· pruduoec1 at ~~ the .Old0' Ju Gooclyoer omplCJT· nin<tal aid to , .... , . In wollol with tho . ~ IIJIIIc- gnlna, lend& Undor tMmoat· o: ·-.a.l atmoipllerelotbeof·. whlcb wao Collilu. Jfould -* '••ift. 1'1nll1'..._*• .VI.-. - n.o-,' Thll c..aatrucuon ... ~. ed by R. G. ;eo.,- Sonlth -~· ' ... IJe needed In Middleport llll1 odllt Is CDmpleted . . EdloeatiOI!..... dlatrlota , . <0!11441'01.. tl!a ~vine ' Jib~ 'Dif&.. ~-· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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