http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a9986eddcef47f3673f71b43b1bb1c76.pdf cc5f4abb0ae1869edc2b0c30c6fecaaf PDF Text Text I Ohio Reeling Under Heavy Snows • Now You Know Damage .... of ihe 1br word pout>d3.t0flb3cknmt'R than u1(' wt,t!Q..rd ex:· par.lc.~ of ,~rin. 1t C'fJf1\t!P. f~trtht>r HoheF lloipltul: VIRti.hom.'l 2--1 ~ 7"..S p.tr., Parenta btt ht anrietW: meant ••power nome!', fl( the .~taslona VOl. XX WUUam "F. Woodall. 5t3t: Third An.; Mu.Ra,vmond ' Mn. ~lton, • wh.leh rounty.u Dewled To '17M lrtlit uJI Of~ ~-M- Ar"fi on1,- on Pe:dtall'i('l Wnrtl , ~ • from the &Jhrnco I"'PIK' ('omtta- NO. 195 . ...... .... c............... ... POMEROY·MIQDLEPORT, OHIO ...................._ ........... , TUESDAY, JANUARY .IJlf:olmont Ill'.: Mrs, Pnul tope, 813 'I'Nrd .\vc.; Mrs.l.ncy .-\. McDade, 41Sitedgewood Jlr,j I-':mil nay •tain.Cancels Tope, 813 Third An•.: Mrs. Edward D. Blakeman, Rt. I Galll.Polls; M.rs. M;:u~.tha r. Miller, Kanauga; Mrs . J'ohn W, Morrow, rt. Pleasant; Thurman 0. \ 'Olmg, Clirton; Mrs . Raymond .-\. Bentley, N. Pleasant; law- rence n. Gerlach, Jr., Pl. Pleas-ant; 1\tbs Jan L, Emrick, Pt.. Pleasant; Mrs. William F. Crump, Pt. Pleasant; Garnet F. Scaggs, Pt. Pleasant; Miss Ama E. Juhllng, Hartrord; Ernest C, Clark, Racine; Mrs. Jimmy <;. CaldweH, Rt. 1 Reedsville; Fred l. Bierhup, Rt, 3 Wellston: Mrs. John M. Tobert, Oak Hill; Miss Linda l\1, Rouse, Rt, 1 Ironton; Cos Payron, Rt. 1 Pedro; Mrs. .-\rnold Harrison, Jr ., WeiJston; · Mrs. Brady Jones, Rt. 2 Chilllcothe; Charles E. Shinn, Rt. 1 Ravenswood; Mrs. James K. Gross, Rt, 2 Wellston; Mrs. Allen R. Marsh: Wellston; Mrs. Roy McCoy, Ripley, W, Va.; Mrs. David W, Proffttt, Middletown; Mrs. Charles D. · Rhea, IU. 5 Jackson; Mrs. James 0, Bowling, Ironton; Mrs, Jolm J, Booth, Ironton; Conward P. McKinney, Coal Grove; E. Milton Musgrave, Willow Wood. Births Mrs. Harold 0, Johnson, PL. MEIGS THEATRE LONDON (\]PI)- Prime Nln. .later lla_rold WUIOQ today annooln<ed a 12.4 billion eut In apendlnl whleh Included cancellation ol a $1 bllll011 order for American-made FlU swinging jet ftghter-b;(tmben and withdrawal or Britt~ defense torces l'rOJn. tile Far East a~ tlle Persian Gulf. · AlthOugll WU aon canoolled tile: Order tor 50 ot the American Fill Jel• he ""II still have to pay ,tile manura~turrrs, penalties. lt .amomted to an ae- . tual del101se cut or $700 mil. lion. The euta were approved by Cite cabinet Monday nll!ht and ootlined to •tbe llouse ol Commons TONIGHT ond TUISDAY ....... 15-16 ·oob Hope Foollioll Hllhllohll of Future ot ,'\usterit.y Uts spending slashes extended into every J)hllse or BriUsh liCe promised a fUture ot more austerity .. Ttle tirst mi'IJor cuts 11e announced were In defense ana Saturday Admissions - Saturday Dt.charge& trude MillS. Syracuse. Sunday Discharges 1~1 .. None. African nations were meetlJwtoday to draw up the agei'J:Ia tor a SHOW STARTS 7 Pill swnmit meeting Saturday, UEI IT' You can get extre uvings on fine new home furnishings during 81ker's Annu•l lanuarg Clearanee Sale BliEI FUINITUIE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO C11arter No. 1980 . VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Saturda.y Admissions- Frank- .~ lin Grimm, Pomeroy; Paul Tay. lor, Middleport; Connie Ander- son. LOlli' Bottom; Anthony Grit· ' fin. Graham, N. C. Sunday Discharges - Helen Barton, Orville Elkins, AMa Elkins, Mae Price. Sunday Admissions - Samuel El>ltn, Coolville; Chester llager, Cool vOle; Mr a. Sandra Pe~tel, Pomeroy; James Roush, Long Bottom; Dorothy Clark, Pomeroy;- James Roush, Long B o ttom; Dorothy Clark, POmeroy; tbristlne Branllam, Chelter. ".~\!,\' D!•oll.a rpa , ,:. l,lrf. Rl<ha•d B..rhl'' .... 1011: Mh. William Rabtn10n and son; Ter. ry Johnson, Gene Thompson, Betty NaUonal Bank Regton No.4 car mOOds, ·59, Pomeroy National Bank . d Pomeroy, In State of Ohio, at the close ot business on Jle:cember 30, 1967 Published in response to call made by Comptroller ot the Currency, llncler Section 5211, u. s. Revised Statues. Dons ' \ ,. . . ... . ,., worr ·· ' ''I ' • ' I I 1!111 • . not mal ltary baae• out- skle Eumpc o' the Mediterran-- hean- ean, nouneed .the 42,ooo..naJI Brtlllh rOI"C!ta tn the Far 'Eat( ..UI ~ The depen_d~ies he rorerrod to Included the. crown ®1011¥ o1 w!thdr.own I>.Y tho ·end <It 11171, IOI,Ir fear• earlier thin ;ertgt.. Hong Kong. Retain "General" Blillls • 41:We1JaVe al10 diJetdtd ~wttn:. But Wflson said Britain would draw ~r Coree• from the· Per- uretaln general capab~r.ty blses Unltetl slsn Cwr by t.'e same date~.. ~e. In Europe, in'Ciudlng Aid. .~ . Kln&i:lom, which Citll e deploy. , wu..., said that aJ>IU'! !rom ed overseas ." , 41 rematnlng depeiideridea 1a n d 11e liji.Jd the govcntment was een...ln other nee&SI81')' ~COP. prepared to aS'slst commonwealth tionstt Britain by lh&:' date· ,..~Jd partners in a joint air derense system !or Malaysia and Singa... pore and to train personnel to ·:-:.;.;-:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:..:·:·:·:·:·:j·=·:· ·:-:.:-:-:·:· operate it. 40 We recognize that ·these Middleport MayOr C'. 0. cbangbfo involve risks, but In Fisher loc1a.Y urgod Middll.port the circumstances we belieVe residents and bu1lne-ss people are risks that must be aethey to clear the sidewalks or snow. Wilson said. Labor ecpted," The village street de1p' 1s domembers cheered: lng as much as poislble to WUson then announced t h e make the ·streets sare for traveovernment had decided to can.. . el, Mayor Fisher ~ld~ eel the entire order ror 50 Fill lle polntod out IIlii cleaning fi~ter!bombers. sidewalks In the bUsiness and The yalue or the FUI order, residential sections hOwever originally made in 1965. has I~ is not the responslbillcy ol th; creased from the original esU. village. He asked the eoopcra. mate or $600 million to an esti. uon or all residents. (Continued on Page 8) ~~aUy 1Ched01o4. · PAPER THIN - A fallen structural member c1 &he Silver Bridle wblch co~lapsed Dec. 15, 1967, . appears to show evtdenee ot neglect. Riveta have naated out on the cover plate at the eye-bolt . joint oC thlo stnJetural member, on ll)e other hand, rivoll In the adJoining piece oC steel (lar right) appear In better condition. Photo taken Dec. 20, 1967. . \ !f . . . . . ! ' t' . ' ' • • . ••• ' NEW 'WRK- NEW )'ORK ·CENTRAL ~nd l'oMSylvanla Rallryad pm~tal~·~j worked toda): tow~. uearue~ possible" 'tlnpleme~flon of the b~sl merger In the na!lon'olllstory, It "'"ld become reall• --.. · t;r as ~e1y as Feb. 1: The Supreme COurt 8PJ.lrovec! the lorw; eon- . • tes~ erger Monday ar¥J the only ob~eJe ,left is a formal o~r .a .. ~-.·~·· ' .. . _. ., f'! .· - . . . . . . .' - . . . . I - ';' .-t, ,: . L '(:;.;;•. '' I • 'r' THE LAST REMNANTS OF an ell!illil'l' .'lilrm lhli. I~ !oot.!deep ace . ~latlon• oC snow and dealils I~ Ill' Wil<fCOU?wedJ)"' kHie.lnto :Atlantic Oec1111 today dlllhe oe·Mal,., Five ~~ches oC " ., oaow ..39 ,Inches accumulated- !ell durint a !ix'hOor ~rl!!\!'endl(W 1 'f 1 also trailed ov~i' the Appalaehians and liw! uppef 'Obio Val'i~ 2 , '-'t m9st o1 the nation todo,y e~ed a rve rcprl~vc the wintry ~ nsla~hh ·ol1ate. i' , · j ' "'.8now ·r-;om L , • o,' Parsons, l!\lkl'l')<'i · · · • .•-rc o a .- Per,ntulne. tn best d:our know· j , • , ~; ;f •' ' .. ~. ,nidi Ohio State I'G"'· ~~~~ oi .School !!llldaneo ,...,. l"'ii oloo i~ ., Ire IIIII aiiG 11¥"1• ..ho ll'e'liioc.'! ....koatJ .............. wll,lli6 llo-•!'1• will ... .,.,.,.. tt HI 0 actu•lly climbed tlle 100-foottowers and were lowered underneath the tirtdge noor. . Del. JoneS aho ll1d ~e had Del. Charles · D, Armistead, ·bMn trying to get ·tnrormatton D-Monongalia. raised the Q.leS- lrom the SRC and. had been untion or why tllree biidges of able to seture !t. the eye-bar suspen&.J.on tnNl'Mr. ~wys!-a said tntor~ earth tremos struck western Sicily toda)', spreading.panic in ul1damaged areas and causing added misery for tens oC thou· sands camped in trcczh~ weather neal- flattened villages. The nl!'w tremos were light and officials said they C/lUscd uttle additional damage and nodcattJs. The da,ylong series oC shocks . Monday was Sicily's wOrst quake in 60 years and authorities said they reared the lOll wou1d reael1 300 dead and 1,000 1 in.i)lred, ·=·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: ::::.::::::::: -:·:::::-:;:;:::::::·:·: :·:·:::: DEADLINE EXTENDED An extensJon on the deadllne tor the plaeihg or Orders r or tree wUdtlte planting packets through tbe Meigs Soli and Wa.. ter Conservation District has been granted, Carl Bllllulm, conservatlonlst. annoutlc!!s. The new deadline Is Mooilay, Jan. 22. TAKE RAIN CHECK The Meigs Atlllettc Boosters will not meet during the 'morith· of January ~ue to inclement wea~r, President Frank W, Porter said. . uallegis1ator." Del. Kenneth Ranson, R-Putnam, asked It the termined that Ule snc had ~ brl~ was leBa capable ot carrying its top load now than it was when It was first opened. . Del. Robert Nelson, D-Cabell, asked tr the SRC might consld,. er additional weight staUons.pa.r- tlcular~y Cf1 W. Va, 171eadlng ' ' GR~ENVILLE, S. C. (iJPI)- gtrls g0lng to his university had Bob Jones Sr,, oiw ot Christianity's leading f\lndarnentali&ts and fOO.nder ot the "world's most W1Usual wtiverslt.v," died today. He was 84. A spokesman at Bob 'Jones Univ.,rsJty gave no cause for death, sa,yJng only that it came "after a long illness." Jones, alr.eadY an internation • ally-known evaiagellst in 1927, decided to build a school "that will dispel the Idea that is go.. in& around that 11 you have ol~ time reltgton, you have to llave a greasy nose, dirty fingernails, baggy pants and that you must not shine your shoes. n "Qob Jones College nnt stai1ed in College Polnt, Fla., wdh 88 students. It moved later to Cleveland, TeM., and in 1947 opened in Greenvlile as Bob Jones Unlverslt.v, -Jones decreed that boys and · ' ARRE.~ MADE Pomeroy police have reported U..e atrest of Bill Reeves. Porn.. eroy, on tntoXteaUoo ch.arges. · 'F'·u. ·n·:.Jam . .talt·s·.·t· Dies u.... · en to keep their bodies at least sb inches apart and forbade tllem Hollywood movies. Drlnldng was strictlY lorbidden, and SOX\Ially integrated groups were not al- Leadingham Is Speaker To Lions WUUs Leadingham, past local president, past d1strtet gover- nor and ,present district international relations committee cltatr. man. spoke on the growth ot the Lions Club when the Pome-roy LJohs Club met at Gi-ace Episeop'al Parish House recently. Leadlnsflam reported tl'lat the local · Lions Club was organized in 1'949. He introdUced two charter members, N. W. Comp. ton and Clarence Struble, and two oth~r long-"me members, Robert .L, Jacobs and Wtlliam trtes .with .827,000 m~mbera.. He pointed out the! cll.ib' s s~rvi~e to others. ·; ... The distriCt 't-oaventlon waa ·' announeea',t:J-r'Mat .. 9.10~ Columbus; the 4 atate convention In .C!e'elailci<, 'May 24-26; and the lnternatiOni.l event, June 2Wune 29 in Dallao. ., ' ~ ' I. : lowed to use the gymnasium. the swimming pool or tile tennts cOurts at "the worlcl' s most uhusual tmlverslt;y." .No Negfoes attend the seh~l Democrats Will Select Slates A tommittee slate and county office candidates will be selected Thursday night at a meollng <It the MeigS County Democrat Club and committeemen in the Meigs County COOrtroom, on the third noor r1 the courthouse. E. A.. Wingett or Racine. veteran Democratic leader, sa 1t1 the slates will be tor candidates sub-ject to the May 7 primary elec· tion. The STOUP also will endorse a member to serve on the county board or elections. and the university, with Bob Jone& Jr .• as president, has told tile aovernmmt It does not expect ilny reder8.1 education lunda. The elder Jones served as chaJrman of the untverslt;)"' a board or trustees until his retirement in 1964. He was succeeded as chairman by his son in 1947 · when the university settled llere. JoneB traveled about the nation In evangelist crusades at. ter the rounding of his university and it was said that Oil ' the 50tll anniversary or his mlllistry he had preached to mar~ people than any other living 1nan. -Born one of 12 children in Dale County, Alabama, Jonn preached tor over 70 years, starting as a revivalist at the age ot 13. He was the only living person selected for .. The Christian Hall ol Fame" which opened in Can.. !on, Ohio In j.966. One or the most famous stu.. dents to attend the universitywas Billy Graham, who lett af. ter a brief stay In 1936. .~:~~o?'~~~~~~~ i~~!:~~ sub~~J'aUve studying conaressimal redistricting has refused to go al011g witll the ad-. m1nlstration9 S. guidelines r·o r dra~qg new districts. The guidelines drawn up by an administration task Ioree and recommended to the legislature by Gov •. James A, RtlodBs call tor~ allo~ng the smalle!lt posslb)e deviaUon between district ~lations. 1bey allow deviations or no more than one-hall or ·1 p e r cent from the average popuJa.. I . j b across county lines. The eigtlt guidelines recom. mended Monday by a legislative subcommittee call tor respecting county lines eVen i( it means aUowtng deviations as high as 4 per cent above or below aYerage, The ·sOOcommlttee made Its recommendations ina report pre. sented at the anal Jolol.meet- · lng of the Hoose Government Operations · Committee and the Senate 'EleCtions, Commerce and · Labnr CntpmittP.P ~ ~ . the construe. have joined· the loIn help. as QUick.l """'""'-· .,.,.., ~ 111 mlllllrc .,.~..,.. !P'' IIIIIililtlolllllll .., -l.li olllo; oe~l~· AOinlr aoli{-~~ I made in 1951, when lnspectors rrom shOrt cllscuulon 01 Eollom !llcl1 · utlwjlto• a!i\1 ~ , -IIJUid-, I .............. IBIWU lllfiOd, Tllo meollj1e "'·II ·prqylde both 'fhe adminlll~ ~ 1ft. . ...... and llodonle wllhq>l~ - - · !ill patonli ... , .,.., 1101 'leciiiiCol• "'hoql odmloiiOil oiUU to tlltHd thll'~ ii ' .VENjNGTUf!DAY ,7TIL9 under!ilde of the brictge on the Oh.lo side ul~ked bad.''' Mr. Sawyers said he had no record of any inspection team filing S\lch a report. Pel. Jones also raised queS., tJons about whetl the brldge was last inspec~. whea it wh last ....yer~. ' palrited, and what sort or schOji. Th~ SIIC chit!;f rlnally dId "ere buUt, ttlen . three the inYestigative team's and' tt the legislature wanted the' :lrh rormatlon, he would ~e tt avatlable nbut not to an lndlvi4- i:Jthers were built of a Blight. ly dltterent des1ib, -ta1111 no more were ever butlt. UJt seems the deSian might have been taulty," Del. Armistead said. uotherwlae w by would a nrm wtrl~h ~a patent on this de stan fldt building this kind of bridge?'• 'J'" I .,.olpi<lto la81lllar!Jotheni wllh lhe IUn<Uon and oerY!ceo o(.~ . Salt and fn!ty LOok' -,- ). . PU:eilll ;.#,tho dlotriel are ~orlon, Dlvlalao « Gllidonetl dlally Invited to MteiJt•pr- and Te~, There wll}'\i • , a Lot Uo Resolylo Your Halt'lor a ot this report ol con- ~~ OOIInlclor ol the E;l~!!<'hoOI W.mlliiO ~vailoblel • lllijr!ct, hos ·~ a "JIIIi"•\'1' Tho P~ '!Ill )iegin 1!1111 a ont~ n!Bht'' lor 8 p.m, ID'~ ot • striP, at Eastern High School, weather dance lo For ~1," ~ · b): New was applied In 1951. DeL Jones also established tl'lat the last full and complete inspection of th.e bridge w a s one - Qutage Bat~l~ / J!la:rtnin~ farfe.~ts; .Nilzhf\.1: A SoCI Sf,JIO a a · """'t todaY at Hoollon, Maine, ..,e·oe the last u.s. cllloi to rteltho filii , · tofce ol the storm. . · t t G"1'J'Y speCulate on possible relisotas for the eol}apse, was guarded in his answers·. At one point. he woqJd not agree with Del. Jones that the Silver Bridge was either overloaded at the time it f~ll or W~s not overloaded. uJt · has to be one ol the two ~,!- W~· Pel . .Jones. '~I 'WOuld wl.thhpld any com.. me.nt Oii that," tafd Mr. Saw.. Leadlnllham poln!ed, out lh~t by !927 the club had soread to Mexloo and China ancl• by 1900 hod 52,000 'imembero. Todily there are 21,000. clua,s In 't41 eoori- , .ran~_' s&:stem in the wort~. Tbe ofder' w~s ,a _l~ett~Ve~~ the ~Ilk. ,.., fllbt N w York', New Haven Jhd HI\I'Uord RIJ:Iro~, i~ i ~ • that the brlclge was last painted in 1961 Were lalse. T h e last complete new coat ot pabit to Reporting that the Uons Clubs first bQgan 1·n 1918 With '23elubs, ~York. }~~ce-judge -pane-·1. ~~ ~~r.~w~a ~ Ws ,, f •'C.~;,;; M'f, Sawyer f. who rerusod Grueser. The, +,suJUng network wtli'.1 W~J,t~e 'the 'larali:s ·'~yp.~l¥ ~ r .. iodje bridge iJ'ISpectlons. . ~/~Jr;;~~~~~~-· ~· . ~;.~~Rt~~~~~~~: I~ p:~).~gl'~~.J~·~.:~;t~r,, :":e~~~ . :r ,w:;c~.~: ~~~:~ B~l~' :u~·~~. ••~• bel~ ':""~~ov~~. ~ ,_.,_.<:~,::~ 8>.. , '. snc wotker&: on a rour • · man inspection tP.am in 1965 who ''noticed portions ot the con~;:rete ft'ooritlg in the bridge falling out'' and from an as.. sistant engineer who Uid the !rom Sawyer~s ·, ~eport t~::~:~t~gad.~Fiti!~J~ ·;::~~::~;~;;;;~~::::~ W ., ·n1L'.. rl'd •Kno·i<~Tn. n I ,, by ; Ill ~Hl'.,._wll,.& Dep.tl'llii4iiitori the MAXJNE GRIFFITH, Cashier I ' l "• ledge and bcllet, ' . '·' , . -f that this report or condition is true and correct tO the best <f my know- ,. • , By Unltod Prus ·Jnternallonai • NEW YOR\(· - A~OST . A liii~UON PERSoNS .mo normally· ride Cab15 tought for space. on c~ buses and subwa,ys ~ay ae a %4shour work l10ppage 'by cab·. driver• . . lell city sli'eel$ virtually Sawyers rollowinghls ·readingot' . ,_b ate or taxis. ' . . '' ~peraturM ID i!he 11)ens and '1!1!11111 -·Windo Ui>.. •I'P iJ!I:mlleo ,an ·~ riuo:M;lll!lllf& 'iJh-e•'ct ilie ~ew oJtlVet~'t_Bblln OpOroil"" · . a' .Iiiii •oC The 011e-<!ay '"'rk .~. ailed In Wier~ · tori) to Corife ~r tares tl!at ~ld rai.s e ai-tVers' pay! eouJd 1:!8 jusf·a WartnJJP ·for a tq}J-Oedftd !!triKe, the 1ead~r. Of Vt8 d~veJ"s• some 30 minu'tes. .union waniod. r Del Jones, · a Point Pleasant resident and mirtOrit,y leader or KEENE, :N.H.r;- GOV. GF.ORGE ROMNEY ol Mlehig1111 says that it the llouse ·said ••rurther adton elected presl~nt he will work to neutralize South Vietnam by ef- II plaooed." tecthJg ~ sett,ment between the goven:uneni ln 5aigon and Ute VIet sen. Randall Taylor, O..Mason, Cong~ Romney, in a major policy statement 00 Southeast Asia, had ma,w questions for M~T .Saw. ~ed ttfat- *~ would further work tor "guaranteed neutralization" yers when he appeared Detore ttle Senate. · oC Nprlh Vie , Laos and Cambodia. Del. Jones read alleged affi.. ' Speaking Keene state' College Monday night Romney said his davits which he conten~ed wete prograni wquld include removal ol. all foreign troppS al'ld bases, a .prohlbttlon 1bn alliances l;ly the nations in SOutheast Asia witll '•out. 'tide bloeki," economic development ol the area and guaranteed naUonal seA.t-detennination• Divoree Action is { P~LO ~TO, CAUF. - DOCTORS KEPT • c!W11ous vigil today J'.ded with Court ·· ' ~r any -'Jgns of rejection~ Mike Kasperak•s new heart arter over.~· ~tng ~ertsts involving hJs Uve~. Charging gross neglect or duty Condltlqn ot the retired Cleveland Steelworker has • •moctetately and i extreme cruelty; Robert tmprovell" since Sunday when his gall bladder was removed In ao Clarence SteWart. MiddlepOrt· em~raefey operation. But he remains -on ttle c~~lcalllst. Route 1, hB.s tiled 8jllttor divorce HOUS N - A COLLISION BETWEEN A SlijP and a slrl'll'ol ' agalnst Edna Louise Stewart, Co1)1e ,plalnUU seeks eus... -nut.! barges today turned the Houstoo ship charuiel into lumbus. tody or four minor ·c::llOcii'en. an, I mo l~rtly after ' an eQiosiOn a:nd... itre Swept through a Uene llall ,... '!!ranted a di, -~ q · -block m;'ea or a nearby _S.he.l l, OU Co. relil'ller)'. , . vorce trom ' Tnunah •.Hall . on ' . .•• FIUI)~ ~asol!ne spewed' !rom the ruptured 11argeo and. \Ufned groUnds ot gross r\eglect dUtY the ~~annol's surface into a OOaUng ·P:yre. h~~ ~scue · wotk., •rid . extrem~ cruelty >u¥J ,was The ,!JC;Plosio:n Monday night at the Shell refinery also sent names 'given Custody. or three tnlnor high J ntij'lhe air and shoOk home~ Jn the ouborb oC ol,er Park, Three chlldren in } ~e MeigS County en were 'Injured' and a gUard collapsed ~ a•heart attaCk. Commo,~ Plea' Court. week. of the above ~ named bank do her.eby decllll'e -Di-• . . ·~ • .f · CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Comn10n stock - total par value • • •••••••••• ." ••• .$ 200,000,00 . No. shares authorized - 8,000 No. sha.res outstal'ldlng- 8,000 Suprlus • • , • • • • •••••• • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • $ 44)0,000.00 118,226.06 Undivided prorits • • • • • ~ , , • , • • , ••••• , •••••• , Reserves • • , • • • • •••••••.•••••••••••••••• ~-::::~!!'!-'~ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOTAL UABIUTI.,; AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••• MEMORANDA Average of total dcpoaitl for the 15 calendar clays ending with call date · • ·• • ••••••••• , • , .,. ••••• $8,716,492~6 ' Average fi total loans for the 15 calendar days endil'f8 • with call date ••••••••••••••• , •••••••••• ~.461,178.23 ledge and bcHef Is true and correct. ALF'RID M. EI.RERFELD EDISON IIORSTL'TTF..R MAN~1NG D. WEl~TEU CH.\RLFSI'ON - Dlssatistaetloo was plain In the House Of Delegates S.londay alter Road CommiSsioner Burl ~wYerstes.. tlfied on the Silver B:(idge collapse Dec. 1~ at Pt. Pleasant. Del. Brereton JQrJes, R.Mason, sald Monday nii!ht h·e wa• dissat.: hfied with utl'le ntany dlsclep.. andes'' fnSawyer's report. Others echoed Jon_ea' , attitude In rap~d - fira Q.uei%tlOn8 'aimed at • '0' ...-... Funitll't ani Fl"' Catt (a) Tolal demand deposits , , , •.• (b) TOtal ~e and savings deposits TOTAL UABIUTIES . • . • • , , •••• , .•••• , • , ••• $8.827,286,98 We, the unilersigned dircdors attest the correctness pretldeDis 1~ ·- fran!. N<w. s.w~ta~~ - I highs ' .'· "I ..' SAVE ON Atl· ' LIABILITIES Demand deposits d in:Uviduals, ,parnershtps, and corporations • • • • • • • • , ••••••••••••••• $2,936.747.09 Time and savings deposits of lndtviduals, partnersllips, and corporations • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~.088,074.18 Depositl rJ. United States Government • • ••••••••••• ' 38,0%4.73 706,111.20 Deposita of States and polltical Blibcllvtatons , • • •••• , , 58,324.78 Certitied and officers' checks, etc. TOTAL DEPOSITS .......... .. dition and declare that it has been examined by us and Compiled From The Huntington Herald Dhpateh "'"""'ji"'"' lllll>lhe i, Maxine Grirfith, Ca.sl'lier, j ' REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF ' ' News ,•.. in Briefs Donovan. ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, and cash Items " in process ot collection • • • • • , •••••••• -••••••$ 801,112.00 United states Government obligations • , • . •.•••••••• 4,54~,502.45 Obligations ol states and ,POlitical subclivlsloos. • • , •• , 551,879.88 other Securities • • ••••••••••• , , , •• , • ·• • • • • • • • 19.742.50 Loans and discounts • • • • • • ••••••••• , • • • • • • • • 3,463,696.25 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises • • • • • • • • 113.ooo.oo Other assets, includif1&' $Nooe direct lease nnaneing • • • • • 53,579.96 TOTAL A&SETS •.••••••••• , ••.•. , •.•••••••• ,)9,548,513.04 • , MADE ,her appearance 'In f9meroy. with the l~st ·o· "' onoWCall at the bOrneo( Mr. and Mrs,.Kemetl! King, Mulberry Ave. The "S'Mwgiri" is c~,plete With lo~ blonde wig, dress and hat, ~ Christmas ornament faciaL feature•, 40 Twlggy" was e~t~ by Usa Kire, daughter ol Mr. ai1d Mrs~ KiM. ·· ' 7. A •• Aohod-~ llouse Dissatisfied With G e r- PLAN AGENDA NIAMEY, Niger (UPI) -Foreign ministers of French .. speakln& Ceck·A.o...lio Dot ..,..,...... . Eliz- abeth Davis, POIJleroy. Cottn:artwl'll: ".::::v.:-.~pru by Wilso,n In a 40-mlnute spee;ch... They were made to save ~rltain from financial el'laos and to reap the maximum benefit . f~ the ,NOvember devaluation · oC the pouad. · · MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL "liGHT ON THI L'\M" PhlW. Diner General DynJlmlc• Corp., $300 mJIIIon IJI' TWO FINED Two derendants were r I n e d Saturday nlllhl by Middleport Mayor c. 0, Fl.sller. They were Judith E. Sauer, 29, Gallipolis, $10 and costs, speedlnr, a n d Pearl C. Secoy, 54, Syracuse, $10 and costs, failure to yield right of way. u.s. Jets t prOblem area tor the and SOuthern Ohio, was the Uarrteon•"'lown • Kill!ioliuo' -. . .,.' :-e thai ..n~.,. ·~~~~ �• • Mediad Vistas == Mueh fwU == Ytt.l-·- aeieetlltlv.t ~ 5w _. of !!'!_c I.,, w ·Hazy but Exciting So.._, wllleb ....... all ...... of - Ill .. OM!Ir• ... _ .... 011111 tlit ......_.,. by - ~- pr............ NleDtleM ...... tbt lroalltro <If ~. olio ...., • w11 of MIVIq t " - proble1111. • SIDce 1M 111'11 W tniMP'a•l operation wu performecl Ill &o.lh Afrlc;l a few qo, mueh ...., boen written about 1M poleDIIol ethical 111111 legal dllemnlao docton could 1'1111 up apiDst in IIIII now 111111 npldly progrnslnC lleld ol organ tranaptantatloa. Tbooretlcally, • phyalcian could be torn be-'> bU duty to do "'orythinl lo 11ve tbt Ulo ~~=tlent 111111 tbe knowledp lluot 1M War kidney or opleen of lluot patient waa urgently DOOded by somecme elle. . Nat 10 tbearellcally, ollistlilg la~a In moot ot.oleol pve aurvlvlna relatives entire aay over 1M ~tloll of a peraon'a body. 'l'bele are real pi'tblems, but 10 far lheJ: baYO DOt stood aa -obot.ocleo lo tbe advlliiCe cil Dowlodp Ill IIIII area of modlclne. J;ventiaally, they may not so much be solved u b.Jpa.ued. Dr. Cbarlel A. Hufllaael of ~J:::::' Uaivenlty Modleal School In Wa , D.C., ...., dilcloood lluot he Ia wort!Dg e11 a reMUclt project aimed at findbla out wbetber tbo hearta of unborn ~alves can be . pr.OIIIdltlonod for transplari"llon bllo hlDDID belllp. Hilfnacet, lllvenlor of the first artl6cW be..-t valve, believes lluot drugs 111111 ndJa. tioa treatmO!It wblle tbe ealvos are ltlll IIi embryo cu overeomo tbe biiiiWI body'l relee!ion mecbanlsm aglliDst forelp llos.,.. '1'bot'e remlliDs, too, tbe }loiSibillty of buildIng completely arWiclal lieartt, wbleh are, bUieally,_lust _pumps. This ........,b Ia still f ., "My Cup Rur.neth <Mir!" • • • · '~ .... us... (> How Cold Gets to 'em It-· . . . . -. bat-"! s-a 7v.t . . . . . . . . . . . . ., YOI1nl ABDD FOI ll', ol · 111MB 1111» USf, Ida WAfS II IF.: ' ....... ....,... ~ u tllatllll -a.:, I fll"'8 •Mu ..... .ala . . ...., lldll ' 1111111 ....,,. llllw ll¥t "II IIIJijl ....... .,_ .... a . . . . . . - liJl.... . - ...dot 1 *". - - - 11QY1. TWO.. Mr V.f. IIIII I lltb .... TDim - · ... .,. 11511 . . ~~~~~~o Doer T.t • "' - · 1 ·...t llo llllik ,,._. • ... Uionllel ......... ... . . . .... Ill - . ''10 oollodbo"._. • a IIJ'i, lial .., · First Launch from Moon Anotbtr opace f~ !bat -toot plaCe in 196'1 aomeboW got loll in the shulll~of ear-end new• reviews. This was the · oniiiJI of Surveyor VI alter It laaded on moon last November. Although tilt robot proopector didn't en very far-ito roekels burned only 2\1 seconds tq lift It 10 teet high and 8 feet sldeways-lt qualified u the first spaeecratt ever to be loWICbod frono a heavenly body Miler than · ' the earth. •.• We think. ···--'!\" ' .. ...... ........., - _,_- No,,_ ..1 ..~..,_0011«1 ~- ' IJoor 1laloolo • • 1 ~ ~ tdrl bal ilii~- JI'Miop, wiUI- , I did .... ....... the - . ., Hospital Care Lengthened . - · ThiJ " ~ -, . 11'/ . .. " --~""proud e~ . ' ot _ . _ . . , Ill tall at clalll11 1111! I ·-IDI'Iillllc • ...,.. \lim..., '!'" IIfine .J!I ~ •• laliall-· ~-~a;,.Gllot BY JACK O'BRIAN , · turned El!n>llalo Omor S..rlflDto • remimbor? .., RCA • VldOr'i , or liliiiUea. How ... a. Jll'GIIII In any dloeussion of Medl- ologisto or radlologisto serv· NEW YORK - .Joey Blahop'o a ••Jewtllh" NtekY Anltein ,(op;. · ••JetreriOit AIJ1)lanel'' roekera By BRUCE IIOSS.U care hospital inourance, it Is ices when a patient is In the - Larl')" 1 tho latest bloek - polite Bari>ra Stteloand) lll,mi>l1 have on lmfte •to· llorform In ol_lf_l_l3 NEA Publicotions necessary to understand what hospital Formerly some of· ~ c1tlp charging into dims:.. ,.Wild by trinunlni lila bushy •'"'"'"' llusllr, whfcb 11 alaualo of 1101'11 r}IOFD!o\,1' 1'1 a prj~~ aal WASHINGTON- (NEA) is meant by a single "spell of this cost hail to be char~ed L> the Street!!'' :.. Pat'rlek Bed- tache to· a thin llpllne_ r!· Now - Rusllr will ..... baMI.Y -·tO~ ouch aar· Beginning in 1968, you can get illness." aglliDst optional "doctor boll" lord, Donal Donnell)> and the ium Star rap: pearl-1111al~ pOol . !O!'IaJ _I'UIIIp!oa but Wal'l .,....mt . When Polilh·botn Jqeepb . Mllllolll haft DO porerti or IDY• some extra hospital care ·UD· S!"'h a, spell starts the day a insurance, II the patient has lrUh east of "Philadelphia, Here Conrad, author ~~ "Heart -to Jove llllllcorel:lr them; · tables, $5,000 and up. tho &r8ol Louis Annllralit, Who, der your Me:licare hospital iDGeorge M.ttphy a!ld Rlii1DIII : ·111011111 ljlortawrller Jl.mlllyCO,.. patient Is admitted to a hosit. I Come" whld! became I h e' of Darlmui," joined the . How, can . ""· _ _ .. .of , me , wboli ·, · , 1 silranee _program but the add· pllal, Engllab merehabt marllle _ _....., qualified nursing It lllOed to be necessary tor longest I'UIIIIinl Irish play In Reapn wer..,•t tho ftrlt ~lz- ncm•a valenllno to ,.... ehbw 8 ed eushiO.. is called a "life· home, or other e:rtended-care a physielan lo certify that a Bdw)-. history, may bring Bren- zero Ill po!IUeo: Rex Bel!. ..._ . Joe Loula, "Ia a erodlt to Ida In 1878 he could apeak I ..,. • faiiiOI' lnd 901""' and · time reserve." Once used up, facllity. It ends . once a pa- person's entry IIIIo a hospital dan Bebtn's "Borstal !loy'' to welllem-otaio hulband of <Oiara . raeo .,. · and I mean tho human a few WOrds of Englllh tbe ' NE'&R· toll 0.. I~ U.O or~ • It is gone forever. a hos- was "medically necessary." N. Y• . (It wu a IDIIsher ·at Bow, was Lt. Gov. of N~. race~•· lanpage of 'wbich be beYom basic- protection pro- tient hal been foutside lllty f 60 Now the fact of admission is the Abbey Theatre, D<Jblln). came a muter, IIYI The Ho! ....,~¥ JIIWd OC,DI!I """" • vides up to 90 days of care iD PIta! or care ac or ~nsiderod sufficient. But in When "" Brat met the I a I e World Almanac. It waa a I am. Albll"""", \D tilt, orloa far " days. After such an '" a hospital for a single illness, straight interval, the patient is ellgi· long-stay eases, the doetor Brendan Bebsn, he ao!<ed· In hia . stran110 declalon for Conrad ""lp'! ~ Uoo 1..,rt""'"*·!JII with the patient paying the ble for another basic 90 days atill must recertify tbe need lUting broaue "Are 10U the lad first $40 of charges and pay- of care in a hospital,' or com- for continued hospital care at who wrltOI'Ihe eolunm?" lnd we I:JQ~DA ... MAIL.IIACI·. ~m,ry ~~~"!tu.~ut '!':~ bltlloll~ Tc!,ibe~ , (Dg •10 for each day after the parable care in · other faelll- intervals specified by the said we were, expectlngllcythlnS; • • tradition and hla •eojmtry lit lltlll' •lltkJitol. ~"' ""' &rot 60. · without a seaeoast -' ' mitu)' ol the iOhY --~ - ,,. , ties government. . but Brendan eementedourfrlencJ.. UDder the rovlllollo of late 1~ the first 18 months of Durable _medical equipment. ship forever by putting out JUs ~ •fllllki !IO!t\l,•·~· 111~1 " • 11111, you hereafter bave a re· r' . , . · :. . ... : _ . The Almanae . 1 ~ .Not lllltll,llcqot~IOif.>! , . such as orou lungs, oxygen big hind alld eomplinJOnt#ll us, serve of 60 more llenelll•aya• . Medicare s Ule. some 5.7 mll- tents, hospital bods and wheel ''I'm glad to· ~~ Y~~!ll' You can draw upoa II, 011 top Uou -~4~ ""'tror,~Best•IEc•rno•R~~tJi,, f··,:"~u,.~'\"" o~~8TY-ll}. · g, ·,~c,r,nrl Jat - · ~ :~u"~ . - , o~jt .'!'!lde""" of:, ·cbalra, can now be purchased changed yoor ' , v th·~ J (1 ·y,tp-r!. /f!'" oJ: "'f'i'{.l ~ · ,'!J ./~It< ~,o ,•J.>; ,' . . . );~>D )If) .· IS . r!:~11hl,.tf~~' . t<.N."':""·~. ,;•t·.,J.!IP 11 t1 y•u orlllall 10 day• or tllelr h · ~~ bee • • rat~ than merely rented by ortal!illl !Cfilitl · ....., 11 '··, LWA'fNEG ' 'fU\Jra..J~.A_rtf''· M 1D· ll·f1 ), \.l.. ,.,.;"'"'' 11 • · " ,,..o "'f!'Y ~1IO ... .Dear111Jeu::l· 1 1;~· / "-· -..'(~ty . cue, up to tloe faD eo. ID that They no . ome m· tbt'"patient under hospital in· Whleh; lf-yO...nnote, eDd•."f.pil" •.. " 1· ~1 . •• .,~I , • • follOW. · ' J am 18 .,. .• • extra taro period, you boo· volved dlreetly m the pay- suranee , .. Instead. « the nlore cqolmiW'7 , •, · ' ThO II _ b etwten i£1 11111 with tlds tfr1 !Dr a ~. , , llltal IHaranee , paya aU but menttltemo!..~~~~\f:billl:t;. A patient may be able to "len" ... ADd haYinl eome from Q-~at eauses atopie 4erand temporary 1011 of bearPhiR and Ita ·Iaiit (IUIJ'Ier, All the wldll ~ _ , . tried lilt Oral • a day of your Se collect some benefits if he has a 111112 IIIIo of raloonkOOJ>OI'I we'd 1118UIIs? Is It hereditary? llig. . . . · ThelllllnliJiclllu'[oV-a, , C:, ;tbe~ Jiattho covered hoapltal e~pensea. the hospital, aetlng ou had to pay a hosplllll bill be- , brr<lly have ehiii&Od our, """' · Q.;-,My ~· hal ·eczema. -~ ~ lliu'a.are lllva, Ctber ~ j -t o1 IP!II;'jiOIIIiol, '11ius, conceivably a man 65 some intermediary agency cause he was treated in a name for IOcla1 aggrandizeme~~t. What . ~an be done f~r It? or older could enter a hospital like Blue Cross to submit the hospital not part of 1M ModiA~Tbla II another 11ame ·· Two doctors have 'Drucrlbed On thll day~':;,.,.,, · · . and so 4ld lilt. we didn't 10 all ~ Rex Harrliron's wile !lachel and be protected under hos· charges lo the federal govern· care program . But the hos· Roberta reacted to rOIIOI'IO(elae- for eezema. The cause Ia an · piJIJ 'l'hlch llop' .tloe .ljehlq .· 1n 1A3, tho !<l'f,lllionlee tho - · bat 1,'11! ullaipe!l ot. DO¥· pltal insuranee for 150 straight m~~ allergy Po a food or to 10mo· but, If she 11-oem t tate them, was •-II~ telf ror lllllow ,...._.tQni 111e0 1967 revisions also had pltal In quesUon must be lie- wllen) that her new tl&erotcln thing that comes In eontact . tbe ltA:biDg comes:' ))ac-t. dayS. But thereafter he could . these eflects: In IJ20, raloons eloiOd a..tr . po~Uow, . · ·. , ·1 ensed as a hospital, must was Bengal, a Sift from Rex and never count on protection for doorl II 1be Vollltead Ael 110 • r11o lftiROmo~iotrUW• Hospital insurance hereaft- have a full·Ume nursing serv- eost $7,200; Rachel aatd It's J ·With YOI!!' skin. Of the foods, Would herbs be~hU? more than 90 days at a time. Ice and provide medical care tlgorsldn all riglrt but .., ~ wheat~ the m~ commou ~- '· A-Sbe'4 Joeu.,r ita)' With .onfor... t*GblldtiOD bllio er Sbo ~ 11oe aiul ~ 1118 " 1 SiDce his 60-day reserve would er cover the full amount of under doctor's supervision . Ill, ~at loll than 1!,'700 aild fender. Of the chemical con· the piJIJ,. Many berbl have alfeet. ·' •• · · • · · ' · have been entirely consumed. reasonable charges for pathIf you attain 65 in 1968, you Bhe'dbouglrtltwltllhorownstaae- taetanto,. seen~ soaps, shav· been used at -one tline or anIn Ul$2; Jluaall order.! all 1 : ~,!'~ ..:?!:.-'UGII!d::fY '" . ean gel hospital Insurance if Gen. Ylvlanllen- IDg cf.Dn!a, . sbainpoos aad other to lreat dlaeues but I !Orelin, dlp~a , ln 'llloleow•to . -. · .· 1 ....-• • ·• •· . : " IIADIR snv~tE-IIlfenMtilfl lit thll "'"''· plus eddltio.... daN CHid kllll• ce ~ you are entitled to monthly zog ot the llraell'hero-set la tiJe deodorantS are frequent know of noue that wUI reUeve llmlllhelr .......,..., to wlfhlii ·..i'vo ltt.fuat••.rll:rOIIil """'" • .,. " •~mt~~~•• • ~ ,.,... bt' ....., tt.e cnpo• ..Ia. : benents under Social Security first -Chief ~rker of the new causes. This type M ailergy eczema. 25 mlleooiGoe.dtl', allecedl.i'lO · abo btl,,and ·- !Uti \Dqlrlt.; . . ·-:- - - - - '- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 or railroad retirement, or Tel Aviv VarleQ- Clli>, ohow- is often aggravated by exQ-l bave. beard that ii!IYinllil mllllal')' ln!1iall.. . can . _ , , llcnotr tw>hove just three .Quarters (Dine biz lntematlonal group- and he posure to sunUght. Heredity is I -" ona. ' . pao again. Wbat it rill ~l!t? ·· SOCIAL SECURITY months) of SoCial Security was born In Ireland, the llhade an added factor IIi the cause pie ~lth owergy cannQt . In l!lel, 28 ·mMO clnd a -RIJR'I-' ,, ·r " ·) 1 c/o (,.... of ..W.,Oper) work credits. The old require- ot Brendln will be pleased In of many allerllles. The bell tetanus lbots. What can they "Texas ~· ndar 11a11an ' Door Hllrt: · Do,l. (first l oUe;n you• Zip No.I ment was six quarters After note -·· Don Ameche wore Ute and most laoilng reUef de- tate instead? . ·' tenk In the Allanlle, 83 mlleo ~ "'•II --•• ~ ~ I P.O. llu 419 1968 the requirement Wm rise same suit-slze in ,.Henry, Sweet · • · · • · u • •·· ot ....-.. ol N... York. .our... I - - w -~ ponds on dlicoverlng and -~ • penoa ""~-.,.. D A "-·~ Lr tho .._ tioDI and feoiiiiUIJtyahoutlbem. City Slotlooo again on a steady scale, year Henry" as he did when he 1ft- avoictlng tbi! · cause It .often had tetanus toJ:old getr IIIII ...._ .. ~ , ...,- . • . · Nft Yool<, N.Y. 10019 by year. , vented the telephone lor 2011>- takes aonie expert medleal disease be must be ilven the .Amertcon ~~~- O&dl!a Nub . flirt~.- ~;~~~J"" ~ : Hospital insurance a 1 s o Fox; and let•a IQ alao quite sleuthing to Ibid tbe offender. , antitoxin. If be Ia a~cle to onco ~ . wanon - 4 ~ .,... ~ PIHH ""d ........ '"' <-1 of "WHAT YOU'VE GOT COMING · covers some extended-care sincerely, the same hat size, ac- For tempqrary relief, oint- horoo serum, an ~toJ:In be rlglrt-~_:~~~· FIOM MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY" ot $1 -k 10: A avocJ, tbol'oullll dl _ _ and home-bealth beneflto, bul tually and naurattveJ,y. F I n e mentl that coatalli coal 1ar, made With human 1$'11111. can • · , •·, , . . ·, . . obau!,mofall. loaopl-1, NAME ..... . ... . ........... . .. . ........... ........ . ... ... .. . .. these are largely unchanged man. c.!at 1 ·rlfri<l . !lui 111-,;rellliet.,. Jo.wlinllbl ' omder the new law. Sccllti SeRonald R~s atUtudos are- lodochlorhydr011Qoin and by- ,be ~. <ldlerglc re(lctlci!lo1o -ISS ....... .. .. .... ... .... .. ....... ...... .. ...... ..... .. .. are often lielp- boosterto oterld~ ha ._,_!_:Of ~ ""'ten wJlflOI!~ It make )'Oil a~ tiJiblouio"P!L curtly olflees and various n't lll!lli10I8d !<> c:olnclde with droeortisone ful. · . • xo ·, v.e , "'~""" l reJ>Orted: ,._ • 1/0 : . N - .,_ :ruo~ lbolildw ......... . guide publications offer the Bobby Kenned1'a but he certain. ·--• . . . · ,rben ~dose us!ld ~ularaer m<nlll dG~.-;-E<c · ll.l. . or1 or1ibilt ~ OlitB.N ,, 'PT' -· . ..................... STATE .. .... ... ZIP .. .. .. . .. .. .. I)> lbook up the plcketo at an details. ~am a,womu of 60. My than necessary. For tbla 1'111·· · . '• • • . ' . . : ,. Ji lt iii · op111 •I'D proo1o1: ~ Malo cloocb ,.roblo 10 SOCIAL SECURITY. 0r88JR meeting where he was hob to be Miltd HI Mld....._a,, doelor.says·I have eczem~m ·.son. authorltlesln ~·I belleve-tbat OYOrj 11,CIIt' • ',. 4,(NEXT: Doetor BID hlaur- heckled lor not aareelnB with my ears. Can tbiJ.-be curild?, medieble · l"'''bmmead ·th&t a bQplioop a, r,epoulb~,_ , . an -~ _.,. _..,. . "'. .. anee.) BCiill>¥ aboot aendlng Amerleon WUIIt affect my hOaring? ', littall~M~oster· be nwy tiPPartwilt7, 111 ob b " &Oinllllal,.MJ,_PIIaa_,...,lllll .->1 - bloacl to the Vleteoog: Rf!lgan ~'!'"'!:~~ limited . ·10 )'011'!1 1Dstoa4 of every _ , . ponatdon, , a uty,...!. JIIU'd _ , "" hllllllooell . ... , · said he'd be glad to oend It : Ia t!Je·· year. If an illercie reMtloan Jolui D •• Roete(eller, Jr. -fl. ,. ,, ' i .• $ 1 · In tho original eontalnera. ~J~I !~!.~~'! caDIII Ia •antletpatad, llle doctor Am4riealllln•neter, . , ,., ~ ..,,. T--..prs (girls, mostl¥) are iDg a. name to each of the elected governor of Virginia buying women, · ljallda by · 1l'itb lllltillllta.. oiit otoroo peddling pll. QUIZ many tiny lalands, he called in 1779 1nd president of the tbe al· mbilel. , lmr..caaea bearlnc pictures or the group Vlrpn Islands for United Stater in 1801. their Idola .;.llc>omlodiJ'esohap. the VlrgiDo of Saint Ursula. .the . , _ , ...... · • Q-Who 1DC11 IM fitll abso- Ill' wi1h llongKin!pnan'aSanFran. Q-Who IDCII the first .U.S. lute monrin:h to t>i.rit IM dseo book (a dandJ), the fine ;;,..,: . ' . . ' ' 4i '' ftler eolorlit :baa beon allked p1'eBident p1'evlo111!y to 1en1e United States? · oo gow!'!IOI' of o slater A - King Prajadhlpok of to ditto anoth*, ·~reeClUea," lions K0111, New York and A - Thomu Jefferson, Slam In 1831. San Franeloeo .•• ''Fullll)' Girl" . . ••<till oow - -"'""-""lalloa'l , fjnd and Avoid' Cause .' . . _· . · 11110 -..out u.s. " tbe:.,· ·. '*" ,...,. ·• · . . .· · -Pin• ... 1:'; .It....., :f'P ""'f: a,.,.. !j;" " ,r_. given ~~ ~y ~HIL P~STOAET The President announce• a· set budget, and Congress spenUa tbo balance of the year trying to budge it. ..,... 'rhe ·W()rld'• IJI'eateot ea•thquak., of record OC· curred in 1900. and· 19U, but thtre's a real' reCortf.. · buster coming up UJh"" the hou get• lbe · report for ialt month. ••!<!• ' .. · . Some men• manare th~lr own mo'!"Y· The reat of them are man'ied, • . 'i ) • '"'i• l • ' ' . Rtquir""dlts for mont~ tll<!oe daya la:l: more tlian the .finaginatlon. • . .~ HERR.Y'S . WORLD Yr•. ,._..,, w--. Come Home • 11110 -Into Storm nville , " lllr•. lh:= -J 1 • Mll!kti•........ 'ln . . . bu8ly eoo.8inctholrboiJiloa.lloli' • Voice along ·Broadway . ) -poii•llol·· ... JIQ'- at ...... ldadllllll- . ' Medicare, Social Security-12 ~ . aa- ...... filii. Hliw'••·d 1 "" JI'OIIiaf;lllf~- t ~:' ' ' Pol, ftro. 1Jir t - ,.,_..l'lalal ""'ilf "Ioiii - ·-.to Wblelo--.... ... ..... aetll--- fOM .r 1ft CkiiNnl II - "'*'"" ""' t- WIIYNO'l"'OO CC)LLiiC'nVB" Doer'111oilrllltwltbllldDdoi,!W- friOIId -~----- . tbldnc .., '-l 111e eJatma tho& oro. • wu realb' bllldila IIIII It It 11_..111111n s ·n1-x s w bart lDI ftl'7 _ . . tat a ..,. tlmJiw, II - · 111e clap, 'rhlio I noll........... Ubi '¥ 11ot lobod ot. Jit1t -.,, , two II _.. "" .. 1Ft oat _, ·arto liar IIIII>bf8lado1 lllo Eulom Travelers IJoor- - .,_at F-• ....... - - . . . dellrOieol -,.C-'--1>1 lr!'elll-· .... _....... ""'Ill..,......... .----. . -<It , . Clio. . Fire - - · . . ...., - - -'lor•IIIUIMr. . . llr WIWAK s, WJII'd: - Ntll!lll, Flnl IOd _ . - ~ tho tdrll, 12 IIIII I 111111 far WASIIINGTON - IJ'IIoulb one iaiPilrlanl, II tloo ...... HAMILTON, N.,. ZOOlped (UPI) "- ....,.., 10 ... s. ca.roo.. bonlly darellll1 ilaiOurlleotthlo faetlbttlor- c._.... bu .... tlotntohlow ... bit ........ tloeo&ll)'boleftaltho- A t%•)'0111'-old ll-qllo 111111 not In ........ the ................. tho& ""'""""' pvo bli1ll tohor zut elllld-• T '« Co.. Of' .the Neftll Sy. lllld fall,fM faet 11 lbtt -.!l!w ~ ot tho his """ oil 11111 a ~bopnp-., ..... , _ SQollou In Cbooto., t11o r... ,tho tlrol 11mf In blllor YOU'll not beon •otto tilt dono. " ' - •.,._. 22ill. 1.101> G,.....,- hi w-...,. now a-· Had lllllllera -rwlll,lt fare~ by tho...r.o-.. uwe lote ebildretl,. . . . . . . . or Ill tho EYeretl Rdullo nal• 1""1~ ..,lrnio1101111ble •lUll· 11 a 10011 )It lbtt by now ..,. or F1llall,y, the - l i t .._.,., llat)' T-, u obe lq Ia .,... -.laRaeine. oro, lMir ~. more -}lock-Mat dtlv· 1111noop110re .boa bOea - - - Walklilo IIMJ'tal. bed nc:owric • Tbl,p ...,......,.111'1 pnii11ICIIIII en , btYO well and truly I)> to by the BopllbU· from tho blnlod....,.poont,U· ::::-.:::::*~a:::::::::::~::::r.:::::::::=:~:::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~. "'"" ,.,.. the fir at loalod lfttYih!DC 11p. u, 1111, cans •u a J10<tr, 111111 rpoelfleall)> OlbCt Cbarlel tid• Mehlad.. 111a0. are ~ipg alkiweol to em- Sen. William ~ ol Arkoa· by llllch - u former Pnll- UJ:fe WUi ~ to be 11J7lalt truly private Ollllloratlmo """' hid not che- 110 the dent El-01, Iarmer Vleo- bat I ttdnk ....u haft IIIOCIIOr," ~ what maybe a eel'ltdne peaee floor to denol.mcehi.IGMI&fJtetn- Pnlldent RleMr<l Nixon, C.O.P. tho , . . _ d l l.. lllld.S..fkltr 1.--l lbji Nlfrill ~- IUI1i IJI! by lmwildow " " - • -~--- Dlrl<1011 ol .. eblldnD IIIII Uft Ill lano. eoe Colnm'flilltt. Thla ll'Oal.,. liPID 110 harden the naoltedthe llllnola a11c1 Gon, Nel..., Roellet..a.nd, a "pP-" Ia beJrw pel'• North Vlillnamete, then ..,. or fellor ol New Yqn ond R ~a....Uoblo thoarl!wlor· ... mlllld 1-o It fpntard ·llirouillo re. two or three <Jtbei' Senate oaft. R8IIIIM o1. daJitamia. not ~ U. ~· jlllldal ebannela ..,_ liners allnoll ctrlalnly -d . - . thecunlnlfroni-NNr hod tlllilled down to tho 1-' -1 ~ -~r lbtt barall lldollne have- so. ' . lor tho G.O,P. Preoldenllalnom-· to do a bit ol eelobnllllr. ...........1\'CmdoYO poiiUclana ' Teo_ , tilere lo ..._to • - lnatliJo, lllc.btrd Nixon, btl~· wiKh "''~'.1lnotanee bereto- lbtt ,thO" are below puohed fOI'IIItd a II!P ..rvl.., !Dhlglo,.. 1oouo am""- to~ ,lldnnco an """"cuflomec!. oell-r.. . Uonall- by lleadtalt ...,. , ·:-:-v ~·~ ... ·'" . ... _ __. __ uiBIIIt tho motl)'ei ot ~ •~-· ., ilmllootle JloiiUeal do· ~ ol the -anpooltlonllllll .IUU'I'IIIU · •~ ~ ' ' • - nta I PT. PLEASANT.,. 'Rev, J111101 ~··- - • 111111 an adyanco ,. _ _ _. .,~• • • .,...,, ol · - · o t relliaa1 10 play llllall· " · a Reed of .Bne~ ..,tRoy ~~~~ a( the Communlll ••· da&r lndleatlonalbtt jbO peaee- pertloan poHtlu -it.' • Bloulng c~ Lllieobl A.._, ef\7, rall"'fl,d ~ VloCnam. nlk rump Domoerotle Prelldeli- II II accfl!'IIIJWiy- alill¢ly· dl.. By l!IRS. JOHN STOUT , returned Swldoy n1a1tt frOm Jloii, '11111 dalfalra tW elliodldaq olSon. Ji)opne Me- 1urt>bv. If .io more, to -.on Mr• 111111 Wlll.ud hit ol. vor, Colorodo, wberetht:ralt4ncllr,Joi; erroet, Utera111 pj'OYI- Cartby or...,.aatalo notl'>ioV ·!he hills o1 ad1nitledi,Vfl:olmen- · CholtoroY, W, Va., Mr.lfnri,Mrl. eol' the ....,.. moettnp oft no ......./_11 'be pJ..- w · mucb<tllil;ywloore~ lory reports, tbal beloiJOW,if!. Mlll.ud FGII of WUIIaauron, W, ..,..a! Bolrds ot Mltllm of hlible-ID oay that tile 1011-Uaero A related factot II tho rooem P1U'01tJy aceomi>ODYinll ,eall~ fOr Va; and Mr. lnd Mr,. Jam...... the Enngelleal Unttiod Btethhld doeldorl, on sheer PrtncU>le now ¥DC .praetleod by the only notional unity wll!.' "1fll'11i4ro" Sehmlek IIIII ehildren o1 C<>l1111· ren and tho M-ot chllrchea ~ lnacceptaneeotnationOJdub', man. ~ the dono wbobos a that no oettlemont II!UII ."IO_.a boo w8i-e suesll of Mr. and Mr • ""JaiiUlll'l' 11-13. to ~J"emJ1irrullnc tho In· JIO!Itleal joowor ·1>11 "'-" aare••lon." .. , Earl Foil over Sunclq. •· ~epoc:ted ·IHvinl! llonYer fll!l~lf !Jo~Uclle negU!atllino·to· to Jll&)<e him a~ dllvv· ~ propotei tp'do 11i111J 111111 ofMI; : ; ~~-W aguoat :... 001 ~Ill...::: -~~ now l'>ioV on . ..,, erlllc dthobJi!(rtlllllpollcy tn raiollllithoiPI<IerNimolaDdo • ~o. ·-~·~ "8801101' eo1 to· Columbus, Ohio by P.!ano 1lPtb ~ ~~ ' - 111111 filii ol firm nolllanee in Vietnurl. to do tram -tho rlehl what the the past - · ond 111101 b)i ear to thli aret In a~o Ul8,l: ~t •ooik! all turn This Is~ J!obert'F~ 1\enned)', doveo'btve- 10otlentramthe ,Mrs. F.l"""'! -and IIObort the exlremelyheavyiiiOIIIIIIISunOIItto bf~frlwdulontCom• · Had KennodnlllluyrOalmasele left-to ~b Amilrlean por- · «llll#loll"""' weekend111011t•of day nlalrt. lilunl , ltJjloj. • ' ' back lti!Je M~ ·"'QQ!daey, PCIIO , I ao .m•vbe too let!, ao 'the Jitro, John Stout. ' All board oeaslona, aomo of Reali hmiR the al:moR · .,_ Kenny caliey and Robert Stout them joint aesalma, were held . am, .,-~-ver,lllllll illllcn ...,~ .runJY doYOa had Impeached them, aotoo called ,.. Sommlella,y LOwla In tho Denver Hilton hotel, and tho, ...~ ~ .IIUO - - to lfOU)d !\IIYO ""'" -to rtvo 'to the bard; and In 'each caoe witlloul< ' . . .• Were part or the pi ami)~~ lor tho , ·' ~ , :JI ~ \· ·~ " • evldfmce. Keaney C~y wu a Pit <f. 'Uniting General Conlerenee ot ' . • ' 1 ~ ~'i': 11 '\ .. Robert S~ ~lie IW v.illted . the two ehurehe1 1.ln DaUaa, Tex.. . . \ ~ ) here, , as, Aprll21-May t. lb I' f l''" 4 .- . . ' · • _Mra. Olna Arb: bel ro\umoct 110 R... Reed II Well Vlrldnla her home a11er vto1u.,. at Racine eonrerenee treosurer and Mls1 -~~~·down Ia ) And Mother u Rea.dy for 2l•t \ Boll•/. By,...,., ·~::::;:::;:;:.::::;::9.::<=:·::~.::-..:-:-:·:.:·:<:-:;:.;::.;.:r.·.~ No. 21 Arrive. I ~~~~- with a - do4zo a - ' ' Diplomats Enj y Detente YOUI'II AIDD FOB ll'l . . joolnuy .... _ ftU oat Ill Ill W , _ J00''<lalllr ...-..... ... JII0 0 llloir jii'/)111- 111111 p1ou- . .lir a IIQr "IWIII w .2 F -. - · IIIII 1111. AI Ao-' 5 tO "" moll, lt't . tho nil olllo... -tal, .......... Teo w hi . • Scionlllla wbo study the oeleellsta who are lludylng the oecrela ol An~ have DOIM .. fnleretllaC bebavtaral p b e - . ... porta Science Servlee . . ~to- poycbolop:alotudy Of tbe men. who opead .., to a year iD lsolaiiOil ou the frigid eoatinenl, the fint piet.,..,o lo appear Oil tbt walla of their under-the-Ice quarten 11'11 pln-upo. ' , Tbese begllt to be eovOl'f!cl b)' travel pollen after 1 e v e r a I montbJ...pictures ct. oundronebod beaches and mountain forests. · Then, about two or three mooths before the men are due to return bome, the pln-upa reappear. .,. . WAf'!hington White Paper ., I.I wlllcll-""" · I - 'l1lo llllll,)· Sorilnol, Pomel'tll'--leport, 0., JM. 14 1111 t Helen Help / ';r'IIU :::- t.7" lalllastie Ia OBVIIIe a ot..Y...,. orpu cu be ,..,.,., In . . lalloratorJ fi'Cia clumPS ol celll. Tbat bl.rtor1e operatiell. Ill Souao Atriea 1111 nudged uolher door put a JltQe turtber IIIIo an exciiiDg future. But we bave; ~. - - - )'«. ' ,., . . WaJiama·J .ni · €)_ . , 1'' -t' ,. ·· · ; U ?~· • JlS~. '"" · s h ·w· • .J1qWfP:CS,:· . ow . 'j piiers 't, ~~ , . ,_. an! children and Mr and lim'flfll"Y: 2().;21 c•-.•·. Harper ven:: no~; , torl Nfw; H&ven. -ball 1'14ar; G~ Tedeteo, • NeW•I!aven1 f/1'• ' A1ar1 Hart; drum•·· NeWark, Athens, N~ ~~: ited their ~I. 'Mr: UII ~at w. dlt'c a,.,. ... ....,.., ol ll"'lllit tan ••, Mil Ji ea 1 ntv ....... ~oi-Fellure. fto_r _ _ _ _ plea. . ~ • ' . . . . ...t )fg , T _, o' I f 1111 • lOW F*W¥ ' at t:JO ...... ,..,. 10 IUIJiy u ............ .. Va.. ... Batal::t)t.... GeM: . , . .' -Aj!ple~. Ho ·bad booe ladletod 1>1 tho Mather~ IC'I 'tMd CGrtrlal ,.,.,.,.7 ....... JlrrC11twoqoi14e- K-.oy,- dW, va. ... !ArrT lllld l'f>alellllllral, ......... .,_~ ~ ~ee wu a)~~:~ conIIIII •lloollnr a • - SIDwr ...... lacl Will . . . . . . . . .., . . . .~ eGIII't "" f'Ob, '· Petit )lrorl. ..." ·" dl..t"... . ~ foll<>wloV tile trial d . ' lUll Feb. s at,,,. ..... . . {l.ange Made in &mmittee~omen Jurors Bervinc Ol'lthetrial ..... :.:: day ....., OOIIalcl "-!>. llalplo • Crump, Ralpb Glbbl, Jo111oa T. ,. • Ofticial Count F"de Petitiona HOlJand, Thomu Wilden, Floyd ·. ~ Ka,yburn, IAwnmc:. R, Wolfe., W. • 111. Paneoke, Donald 0, Roaoh, • • ' PT, PLEASA!n' - lQ tho otllWlll.ud N.......,, Raymond l".ck· '• 1'1'. PLEASANT - Per110111 ant W James w. Phil liDS. elal eamut ill tho Jan. I oehool ·,· • fill.. ncenlly for ~loos of. ._'1 olodloa 110111 lUI niltllt by !leu lor tile Ma,y ltth primacy _!"'"_ _ _ _"!""_ _ lbo canvullial board, the levy eleetlon were: 1 f '!' ~ otlldall)> -poised . by • maJot\!.J Dora K. · Herlko, democrat, I ' ol u.s~ -~~~ d the 85.101 committeewoman !rom Rotdn110n :t! 1111idlelal tDIIJ released on elee- Dlllrlet; Wilbur BliXter, democrat, eomm!-.nan from Coop. IICM.qtll. ' 1 ·.:<: llurlJw tho eaDVual.,. there er -.. Dlatrict; ' Myrtle WUktnaon, RUBBER ,.,.. .., maJor elwwe• with ool)> demoerat eommltteewoman from Unlcm Dlllriet; Jaek B. (Smoky) . II 'fOiae, all In favor ol the Jolallttte, republfean, oommltte&levy, )llckod ~ dur!JW the ....,_ man from Lewis Dlllrlet; Lillian Fo~ The Whole fnl C&DYUI. 1be B&~lt vote,fe;o Arrlnglon; democrat, commltte&Family ·.... malned the ume - 492 ..ang ;woman from Clendeoin Dlotrlet; IPinat the leV)'. Offlelalll' s,. J. S. Colley, Sr., republican, 409 per10111 eaot tholr ballot ieeldftl reelectlqn to thie: omee Justict!l of Peaee ol. Clendeo« tho IIOIIIble 13,999 notlilller- otln Dlatrlet. ed vatero In MAlon Count;y. ... RUGGEDI HANDSOME' fOOT\VEM SHOE lOX Hoat Hard OftJLua:II8PIBtD, """'" Ca.llf. Cl!PI) -Exee&She hot weather cauaa "Pit bUni" In pl111111, maldl\fl them una.ble to paW at&te qQ&lJ.ty tnapectton,, accordtna to Item COuntr extonotott eerv1ce director John Hort. • •• J ... ·'·' ' . Biell~l . a I'(;, member....,_, ~~~...::~rtt!l';..:;il~ trl..county &rea 18 'tbe report by the ,men of tile 62nd annual Na.. _.. tlonal Western stock Show In~ Denver, ' COIICiuojlng ~ Sunday, More lhsn I,OOO .eXhll>ltora and nearly tOO ·cowbo)'s from various · western states were ,ln Denver lor !he show and rodeo. ' Mrs, Bleutng was the SUelt ot her IIOft...ln-law and dauehter, Mr. and MrL Jerald McCaUiotor of Barbour,av!!Je during the week; . •,! · Now !lovoluUona, Charleo N~Jooovql~, Gaillpnlls,' . lrooiOn Del~r Rhodes. . , ;' . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~/ 111111 Mike~. 'l!laoon, Blaba,lead guitar; Rjcbmi -Ken- , ond•Lopn. ROillstratton lor the Mto, . ,Joe Carsey lnd Mr. aDd;' ~rda,y, ~··· 13 1968 .• · cliiilld. "''' ornw <~""'!lQ '·'I> L"llaJI; ~~~"~li' ' \\\~ .day ~aflal~ llf!ltA'>C\~Jl;oo':o :lame )'i\yne tool< ·~ SALE~~~J1P.at "l· ~. 1.. .· . Otlfet Uaree ~~ "~''" f.JieJijfi I , ' t . . . . • ;il .....;I~' . January e :':2tr, at • ': Payne to hiS aimy ba . . . ~ Ohio ~~ner:. "t:rve~ ~ f.\~' \rou the' )•~ew lor, Jen'i 'MOI'IIon, ' and ··=·~ b:=~~':fue-, et>nls, Va.>lteyaloo guoota l { HOGS- . 175 1<1 ~O.,Ibs •. l~ . . ; ·' Rcril Rluoo, Soul c 001, ilnrl Mike Jonea •"--• · ~ o1 Mt 111111 M.rs Darrell G ·•-~ • to 18.50; 22Q to 250 lbs. 18 to ~·- ·.....,oh, ,1 . .• •.--,:- • . sle !llmlohld by VlrSII Drumm. • • r~"'1'' . 18.50; Llglit .. l6 to 18.50· Fa 1 ~·· ...,... JUdy Lathey aeveral a.,.~ The amual Piilrlet Rltualls- In Maryland, · ' 1 Sowo 12 l<i ·15· Slap i2 'to 14· '• Wlilidngoe.....,plaeowuBeekv and Wore eolllimei In k"''\innl .11• Contest •Ill 1>e held SotlirT-Set,Hai'old _Gralwn,wllj)hils Boan .9 to 14·, Sowa and no..! Gilmore; Newli'a.;a, cin loot lop oaeh - · Slie.WU ........ day . .....lrle 'slarttng at 5 p.m. been In Yletnaoit.,-1• -·"'his 60 to 100· Shorts 7 tD 14 ..... . d...., routine'l "Tho Slianlsh paul~ at the pianO by '8ec~ and Sunday morntns otartlng at wile lind~daughter,hiomoihCATTLE - Steen 18 !0 2t· 1 Flea!• i Buni•. " .,,., ' .\ 9 .with JUnes ~- Savey of,Jack- . . er·'and relatiVes here. • > Helters 16 to 21; Baby Beei Janet Glbba; l!artl'ord, ....,tldrd Alan Hal'i presedecl a ~eal son LodBe In c~atae. . Teams • Mr Elijah Estep lslnGalllpoUI 20 lo 25; Fat Cows 1tlo 18.50• ~~= ~"".·,':" ·plano oeleettOn, rk~ relalad to ldnderpr- ~';1,~ c=iht"!:~iu!:;' he bt' employment. ~~:, J!.!" JNo ~~lo 17 ..; ~ ten. · will be eoiiiJM!IIIJi to roproslltt lllr, Lowell Heltaer sold his VEAl. CAINES T · 42 GI'Ofllr' Giblili,.New' HaVen,preMl•~• Sbeii·~~II!IYLilvinl! u.e dlstrie! In Jloe otate eon. · larm011King~buryROIIdtoHomer • 50, .Secondo 35 0, ':;!,u...;; < • lldeli\ ol ttioi.Julilqi- Claso, oerv- presei#nd a duel, . SCMid d lllu- . teat In Ma,y at Qplummo.. • . Goodin; . 30 to 35; Com. and Hvs. 22 ' . ed Ill ofuilllr •ilf ..~. ~;'fi!'COII)pallied at lhe' I>Iano RO(lln1o Will be ~,eard; from . lllro. Margaret DOulllae ... who II to 38· Cull a 20 to 25. .· Pria~ :tl:lzel ct.$io.tii,-llllll by thllf~r. Mr•··Ra.Ymonil eomml- eh~rmon onlhe_var- , employed a1 the eourrty home, SiikEP ~ Efta !llld Lms. , $2.50 ~ to •tile, lflrst, second UevloW, ' • . lous PI'Olll'a,ms ·sponsored_by the epent a few days here, 5 to 10; Stoek Efta 4 to 10; lhlrdplaeif'w!ioneri,BI')'MIIIud" . ' Atlritermtlolondurlncthelhow Elks orpnlzaUon lnlhe ,Statoof . Fat ~eep s tD 8; 'Culls I to 5; • •. IOil -• .. '!1.10111 waa· rl'"n "'' · , show , •• the IIIII· Ohto, A ladles pariy wi 110 hel d at 5Bueko to 10 4. Ia 10; Fat Wethers :,.1j , ehalnnanl ,. '1 ' del)lai'Drtheptqp"am,'l110eolll• the Elko Clubroom on ·SundU LAMBs- ToPi 22.50• See1 Othet .III'OUPS lllld eontealantl \7 &OIIIIJ $2,5011. at 2 Jioln. and the meeun; \riii ·' oDds 16 to 20; LIJht w'u. 15 end with • bullet cllmer II s tD 18: Common 12 to 16. p.m. co/::: •J!:Oiillton•, , ..... ........................-. C6lrt -... Ul duiSN Mrnt'J 1 t0i4iol ol IIIII&IIIIIJ wu uta 411 Ill . . cue ~ Slllt-Gf Distriet~·Meet • , . ":.~and.run;~';:'~~~ =•.;:~ :'!'0:."'M~~ ' ' 's . . . sr ... _ _ , ... 1. c.r.. Ca'lleiiW...... aa••· .,_~----· ... 'rCet~d • ......... :'MI/11 PT. P!ZASA!n' - 'l1lo palll wutrt.tth Jiorr ol-~ Clrc:81 Elb to Hold .:· Mr-8 . 00081 M<l;1i'ath Oncl' son wer; .~ i !l ~-~ . ,.. '1 , . • •!,;. ., guests ot tbflr parents, Mr. and .. •. )eo, "' . _, '' , .. .,., Mrs, Earl McGrath. ,...,.,.,...,~.., ·" ·' · .. "' · · Clay'McKinney spent a .weekend ' IIIASliN . Wlruierl'ct 111~ Went """ the)ioyal'Biuelo, RoxROUth, . Tlie lioutl!eenlral Dlstrlet or wi1h Ids family here, ~< aJmao#ed bY ' tho JUnior voeallllj JoluiiiY WOOdt,leadsUl· the Ohio Elks Ao'!f)<latloo Will Ml,. Ruby Diehl, whO Ia em·1 'at W18h&ma 'Hfc~/ &boOl- tar; Dorude . Woodl~ ~lUi~ hold their Winter meeting on Jan. J)IOyed in: Coluinbus, spent a week Oil 'lburlday Mre, flrlt placet · tar; GJU'Y Mitchell, bU~ gtdtar. · uaf7 20 and 21 at Athens. . en~:! wfth tela:tlves here, 11 li!U•I~ - ' ~. ''Bi'lll\d x," and JfU:"'e Call, 4nan1, ' 01 the 60,000 Elka In O!ilo, · Goy William returned to of Char 'DI ... ••"-v•- r;..••, h ·.......: ewer 8 000 are 111 tbe ·Southcen.. · veri, ""'" Haven, · ~• ~ ~ , UIII'"*1J»Taylor, ti-al 'Di.trtet \'lfdch Is compos- . Fort ~·· Wash., after a few soloist; ·J4olnl'l'ilnnint, JNew Ha· vocallllj lMI7 Dl'aba, lead 'f1111· od <t lllilgeo In Macyovllle, Co- •da,yl here with'!:"laUves. leod kliitU;-'oJoliii Zutpan,' · Jaki Howard, rllyll!miUiter;. lumb<io Clrelevllle Cbqlleolho Mr. and ldrt.•\Uebard Rhode• of ~; .rh)1hlri kiolt1t1 GU,. Ar· JOlin Rll!PWa.v, btea &llltar and Portoniouth oaek..;, ·Laneaator' ~. W, Va.,and ehlldren vis- ...·v ( Stover Fotind Not G1Plty by 1 who;. ..;4 '•!••" .. ~- .. ·--·~··'' .·. ''''i :..t .V(Ifl run . · ·r"' ' .• •__..... ·r' ,·•· •rro 'T "~ ' ""' " " ' "'""dHh .. , '. • •• • " I ,, , ..- . ' The~·~ all d,..ted \IP and · ttody to roll f Th• malt aHratti'le Oelmant88s evetl The)"'... equiPP-d j~~tt the woy you lit. '1m-and priud the same wa)"l Yo.,·can buy an• with 0 vinyl tap •.DeiWI• whe•l discs. White· wall !ires. Deluxe 1teering whHI. Chrome fender makllngs. am . .M "I ' ., · · 1 ·•.• ;" ·•· '~J< > · · ,'(UPI) - ' Ch . estJiut Ridg~ . Groilrps Join ..:: ~~ervatiOp. , . , . ~itiJII-I Triol-O 1JUew ·., o · If,., ,q0 .'co '.. ·un·c:l' ~l " • u"•· . 'Ofllelall <C~~~~i'tidlon ·Jcllnod torc\!a ·7l~~d~i~:nO'W Conoemotton AS{ TO WED . Items , !'OINT PLEASANT - Throe c:oupler have , awll,cl lor mar- / By l!IRS, ALTA CONE rloge lleenoeo in !he ~ of · Rlchanl rJoi'dan who to employ•.tho~m~cl•rk · din ., • ..: ,, • ~ ". ' •·. • APPi\U· -riLutherCari~ <; e CO.lumbus,apenttheweek.. ' · ,· ·• · ' · · otead;"'ill lleckloy ' W. Va, and . ~end with ~· - · Mr. 111111 contrOl poUutkilf ...t -. -raJ DOtla il.boita Cline, 118, Pl. .· Mro, ~!cl gordan. to ,pe!)tllt himll!llr <1 dono "# Plos-.t; :fo1!n .Eupne RdiiJ>. ~"· o\lta,CC)no!. who o_peiltthree stl\8 • -"""""·' aDd ipftmonl; lOll, ~o. l'erderoon, _and Patrie• ,-eeks In HOiz~r llolj>llal, Is """ Ianda. · • , : · Ia Juin Lopcjrl,_ 16, H""'*'""" eomalesetnc_at bome_, , ~- ~ca of~• ;:c'ea!!::d :.:J•~::- ~~ .~.and~~llu-aey.ue~wai ·e Joctadclialrllianotthe- Faeomtre .- II Pt. Plea-. ~• ....,. ~e , nllllvea In and' low I I ' - "' colnion- . · ' ·' · Nitro, w. v~ ' - . ~-tieaainr ' ' · ". . , , 'l1lo lllerdel Jordan tamlJ,y are .. • Ul-flu. • · ' Arnolcl eo1 her dl!lfllller, Mrs. Eddie Jordan llllltam!J,y,Reolland,Itwa. Mr. and Mrs; 'fl!Yior Moore spent a day In Jae- the put week. Albert Cone was .abualneaaYI.e... IIIII' In ~ on Tlulroda,y, Mra. Genevra Foster, wbo is with her dOJIIl)lter In Da,yton w1oue .... - · - tram • bx'Obn ann. Ia making slow fm.. PIOrement:. and 1M17 Rolneo lamllj> ealled on her parents, the Klaneth lllolsmana; 'l'llllraday •vonh!ll· '·'' GN. Olds )"'UUI9 wheelS a whirf. Dmr. a yoimgni'obile from Oldsmobile. KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES -· WINTER FUN .'FROM ,. - .. """"""' ~·OY.ottto .-·..... ' - · I �• • Mediad Vistas == Mueh fwU == Ytt.l-·- aeieetlltlv.t ~ 5w _. of !!'!_c I.,, w ·Hazy but Exciting So.._, wllleb ....... all ...... of - Ill .. OM!Ir• ... _ .... 011111 tlit ......_.,. by - ~- pr............ NleDtleM ...... tbt lroalltro <If ~. olio ...., • w11 of MIVIq t " - proble1111. • SIDce 1M 111'11 W tniMP'a•l operation wu performecl Ill &o.lh Afrlc;l a few qo, mueh ...., boen written about 1M poleDIIol ethical 111111 legal dllemnlao docton could 1'1111 up apiDst in IIIII now 111111 npldly progrnslnC lleld ol organ tranaptantatloa. Tbooretlcally, • phyalcian could be torn be-'> bU duty to do "'orythinl lo 11ve tbt Ulo ~~=tlent 111111 tbe knowledp lluot 1M War kidney or opleen of lluot patient waa urgently DOOded by somecme elle. . Nat 10 tbearellcally, ollistlilg la~a In moot ot.oleol pve aurvlvlna relatives entire aay over 1M ~tloll of a peraon'a body. 'l'bele are real pi'tblems, but 10 far lheJ: baYO DOt stood aa -obot.ocleo lo tbe advlliiCe cil Dowlodp Ill IIIII area of modlclne. J;ventiaally, they may not so much be solved u b.Jpa.ued. Dr. Cbarlel A. Hufllaael of ~J:::::' Uaivenlty Modleal School In Wa , D.C., ...., dilcloood lluot he Ia wort!Dg e11 a reMUclt project aimed at findbla out wbetber tbo hearta of unborn ~alves can be . pr.OIIIdltlonod for transplari"llon bllo hlDDID belllp. Hilfnacet, lllvenlor of the first artl6cW be..-t valve, believes lluot drugs 111111 ndJa. tioa treatmO!It wblle tbe ealvos are ltlll IIi embryo cu overeomo tbe biiiiWI body'l relee!ion mecbanlsm aglliDst forelp llos.,.. '1'bot'e remlliDs, too, tbe }loiSibillty of buildIng completely arWiclal lieartt, wbleh are, bUieally,_lust _pumps. This ........,b Ia still f ., "My Cup Rur.neth <Mir!" • • • · '~ .... us... (> How Cold Gets to 'em It-· . . . . -. bat-"! s-a 7v.t . . . . . . . . . . . . ., YOI1nl ABDD FOI ll', ol · 111MB 1111» USf, Ida WAfS II IF.: ' ....... ....,... ~ u tllatllll -a.:, I fll"'8 •Mu ..... .ala . . ...., lldll ' 1111111 ....,,. llllw ll¥t "II IIIJijl ....... .,_ .... a . . . . . . - liJl.... . - ...dot 1 *". - - - 11QY1. TWO.. Mr V.f. IIIII I lltb .... TDim - · ... .,. 11511 . . ~~~~~~o Doer T.t • "' - · 1 ·...t llo llllik ,,._. • ... Uionllel ......... ... . . . .... Ill - . ''10 oollodbo"._. • a IIJ'i, lial .., · First Launch from Moon Anotbtr opace f~ !bat -toot plaCe in 196'1 aomeboW got loll in the shulll~of ear-end new• reviews. This was the · oniiiJI of Surveyor VI alter It laaded on moon last November. Although tilt robot proopector didn't en very far-ito roekels burned only 2\1 seconds tq lift It 10 teet high and 8 feet sldeways-lt qualified u the first spaeecratt ever to be loWICbod frono a heavenly body Miler than · ' the earth. •.• We think. ···--'!\" ' .. ...... ........., - _,_- No,,_ ..1 ..~..,_0011«1 ~- ' IJoor 1laloolo • • 1 ~ ~ tdrl bal ilii~- JI'Miop, wiUI- , I did .... ....... the - . ., Hospital Care Lengthened . - · ThiJ " ~ -, . 11'/ . .. " --~""proud e~ . ' ot _ . _ . . , Ill tall at clalll11 1111! I ·-IDI'Iillllc • ...,.. \lim..., '!'" IIfine .J!I ~ •• laliall-· ~-~a;,.Gllot BY JACK O'BRIAN , · turned El!n>llalo Omor S..rlflDto • remimbor? .., RCA • VldOr'i , or liliiiUea. How ... a. Jll'GIIII In any dloeussion of Medl- ologisto or radlologisto serv· NEW YORK - .Joey Blahop'o a ••Jewtllh" NtekY Anltein ,(op;. · ••JetreriOit AIJ1)lanel'' roekera By BRUCE IIOSS.U care hospital inourance, it Is ices when a patient is In the - Larl')" 1 tho latest bloek - polite Bari>ra Stteloand) lll,mi>l1 have on lmfte •to· llorform In ol_lf_l_l3 NEA Publicotions necessary to understand what hospital Formerly some of· ~ c1tlp charging into dims:.. ,.Wild by trinunlni lila bushy •'"'"'"' llusllr, whfcb 11 alaualo of 1101'11 r}IOFD!o\,1' 1'1 a prj~~ aal WASHINGTON- (NEA) is meant by a single "spell of this cost hail to be char~ed L> the Street!!'' :.. Pat'rlek Bed- tache to· a thin llpllne_ r!· Now - Rusllr will ..... baMI.Y -·tO~ ouch aar· Beginning in 1968, you can get illness." aglliDst optional "doctor boll" lord, Donal Donnell)> and the ium Star rap: pearl-1111al~ pOol . !O!'IaJ _I'UIIIp!oa but Wal'l .,....mt . When Polilh·botn Jqeepb . Mllllolll haft DO porerti or IDY• some extra hospital care ·UD· S!"'h a, spell starts the day a insurance, II the patient has lrUh east of "Philadelphia, Here Conrad, author ~~ "Heart -to Jove llllllcorel:lr them; · tables, $5,000 and up. tho &r8ol Louis Annllralit, Who, der your Me:licare hospital iDGeorge M.ttphy a!ld Rlii1DIII : ·111011111 ljlortawrller Jl.mlllyCO,.. patient Is admitted to a hosit. I Come" whld! became I h e' of Darlmui," joined the . How, can . ""· _ _ .. .of , me , wboli ·, · , 1 silranee _program but the add· pllal, Engllab merehabt marllle _ _....., qualified nursing It lllOed to be necessary tor longest I'UIIIIinl Irish play In Reapn wer..,•t tho ftrlt ~lz- ncm•a valenllno to ,.... ehbw 8 ed eushiO.. is called a "life· home, or other e:rtended-care a physielan lo certify that a Bdw)-. history, may bring Bren- zero Ill po!IUeo: Rex Bel!. ..._ . Joe Loula, "Ia a erodlt to Ida In 1878 he could apeak I ..,. • faiiiOI' lnd 901""' and · time reserve." Once used up, facllity. It ends . once a pa- person's entry IIIIo a hospital dan Bebtn's "Borstal !loy'' to welllem-otaio hulband of <Oiara . raeo .,. · and I mean tho human a few WOrds of Englllh tbe ' NE'&R· toll 0.. I~ U.O or~ • It is gone forever. a hos- was "medically necessary." N. Y• . (It wu a IDIIsher ·at Bow, was Lt. Gov. of N~. race~•· lanpage of 'wbich be beYom basic- protection pro- tient hal been foutside lllty f 60 Now the fact of admission is the Abbey Theatre, D<Jblln). came a muter, IIYI The Ho! ....,~¥ JIIWd OC,DI!I """" • vides up to 90 days of care iD PIta! or care ac or ~nsiderod sufficient. But in When "" Brat met the I a I e World Almanac. It waa a I am. Albll"""", \D tilt, orloa far " days. After such an '" a hospital for a single illness, straight interval, the patient is ellgi· long-stay eases, the doetor Brendan Bebsn, he ao!<ed· In hia . stran110 declalon for Conrad ""lp'! ~ Uoo 1..,rt""'"*·!JII with the patient paying the ble for another basic 90 days atill must recertify tbe need lUting broaue "Are 10U the lad first $40 of charges and pay- of care in a hospital,' or com- for continued hospital care at who wrltOI'Ihe eolunm?" lnd we I:JQ~DA ... MAIL.IIACI·. ~m,ry ~~~"!tu.~ut '!':~ bltlloll~ Tc!,ibe~ , (Dg •10 for each day after the parable care in · other faelll- intervals specified by the said we were, expectlngllcythlnS; • • tradition and hla •eojmtry lit lltlll' •lltkJitol. ~"' ""' &rot 60. · without a seaeoast -' ' mitu)' ol the iOhY --~ - ,,. , ties government. . but Brendan eementedourfrlencJ.. UDder the rovlllollo of late 1~ the first 18 months of Durable _medical equipment. ship forever by putting out JUs ~ •fllllki !IO!t\l,•·~· 111~1 " • 11111, you hereafter bave a re· r' . , . · :. . ... : _ . The Almanae . 1 ~ .Not lllltll,llcqot~IOif.>! , . such as orou lungs, oxygen big hind alld eomplinJOnt#ll us, serve of 60 more llenelll•aya• . Medicare s Ule. some 5.7 mll- tents, hospital bods and wheel ''I'm glad to· ~~ Y~~!ll' You can draw upoa II, 011 top Uou -~4~ ""'tror,~Best•IEc•rno•R~~tJi,, f··,:"~u,.~'\"" o~~8TY-ll}. · g, ·,~c,r,nrl Jat - · ~ :~u"~ . - , o~jt .'!'!lde""" of:, ·cbalra, can now be purchased changed yoor ' , v th·~ J (1 ·y,tp-r!. /f!'" oJ: "'f'i'{.l ~ · ,'!J ./~It< ~,o ,•J.>; ,' . . . );~>D )If) .· IS . r!:~11hl,.tf~~' . t<.N."':""·~. ,;•t·.,J.!IP 11 t1 y•u orlllall 10 day• or tllelr h · ~~ bee • • rat~ than merely rented by ortal!illl !Cfilitl · ....., 11 '··, LWA'fNEG ' 'fU\Jra..J~.A_rtf''· M 1D· ll·f1 ), \.l.. ,.,.;"'"'' 11 • · " ,,..o "'f!'Y ~1IO ... .Dear111Jeu::l· 1 1;~· / "-· -..'(~ty . cue, up to tloe faD eo. ID that They no . ome m· tbt'"patient under hospital in· Whleh; lf-yO...nnote, eDd•."f.pil" •.. " 1· ~1 . •• .,~I , • • follOW. · ' J am 18 .,. .• • extra taro period, you boo· volved dlreetly m the pay- suranee , .. Instead. « the nlore cqolmiW'7 , •, · ' ThO II _ b etwten i£1 11111 with tlds tfr1 !Dr a ~. , , llltal IHaranee , paya aU but menttltemo!..~~~~\f:billl:t;. A patient may be able to "len" ... ADd haYinl eome from Q-~at eauses atopie 4erand temporary 1011 of bearPhiR and Ita ·Iaiit (IUIJ'Ier, All the wldll ~ _ , . tried lilt Oral • a day of your Se collect some benefits if he has a 111112 IIIIo of raloonkOOJ>OI'I we'd 1118UIIs? Is It hereditary? llig. . . . · ThelllllnliJiclllu'[oV-a, , C:, ;tbe~ Jiattho covered hoapltal e~pensea. the hospital, aetlng ou had to pay a hosplllll bill be- , brr<lly have ehiii&Od our, """' · Q.;-,My ~· hal ·eczema. -~ ~ lliu'a.are lllva, Ctber ~ j -t o1 IP!II;'jiOIIIiol, '11ius, conceivably a man 65 some intermediary agency cause he was treated in a name for IOcla1 aggrandizeme~~t. What . ~an be done f~r It? or older could enter a hospital like Blue Cross to submit the hospital not part of 1M ModiA~Tbla II another 11ame ·· Two doctors have 'Drucrlbed On thll day~':;,.,.,, · · . and so 4ld lilt. we didn't 10 all ~ Rex Harrliron's wile !lachel and be protected under hos· charges lo the federal govern· care program . But the hos· Roberta reacted to rOIIOI'IO(elae- for eezema. The cause Ia an · piJIJ 'l'hlch llop' .tloe .ljehlq .· 1n 1A3, tho !<l'f,lllionlee tho - · bat 1,'11! ullaipe!l ot. DO¥· pltal insuranee for 150 straight m~~ allergy Po a food or to 10mo· but, If she 11-oem t tate them, was •-II~ telf ror lllllow ,...._.tQni 111e0 1967 revisions also had pltal In quesUon must be lie- wllen) that her new tl&erotcln thing that comes In eontact . tbe ltA:biDg comes:' ))ac-t. dayS. But thereafter he could . these eflects: In IJ20, raloons eloiOd a..tr . po~Uow, . · ·. , ·1 ensed as a hospital, must was Bengal, a Sift from Rex and never count on protection for doorl II 1be Vollltead Ael 110 • r11o lftiROmo~iotrUW• Hospital insurance hereaft- have a full·Ume nursing serv- eost $7,200; Rachel aatd It's J ·With YOI!!' skin. Of the foods, Would herbs be~hU? more than 90 days at a time. Ice and provide medical care tlgorsldn all riglrt but .., ~ wheat~ the m~ commou ~- '· A-Sbe'4 Joeu.,r ita)' With .onfor... t*GblldtiOD bllio er Sbo ~ 11oe aiul ~ 1118 " 1 SiDce his 60-day reserve would er cover the full amount of under doctor's supervision . Ill, ~at loll than 1!,'700 aild fender. Of the chemical con· the piJIJ,. Many berbl have alfeet. ·' •• · · • · · ' · have been entirely consumed. reasonable charges for pathIf you attain 65 in 1968, you Bhe'dbouglrtltwltllhorownstaae- taetanto,. seen~ soaps, shav· been used at -one tline or anIn Ul$2; Jluaall order.! all 1 : ~,!'~ ..:?!:.-'UGII!d::fY '" . ean gel hospital Insurance if Gen. Ylvlanllen- IDg cf.Dn!a, . sbainpoos aad other to lreat dlaeues but I !Orelin, dlp~a , ln 'llloleow•to . -. · .· 1 ....-• • ·• •· . : " IIADIR snv~tE-IIlfenMtilfl lit thll "'"''· plus eddltio.... daN CHid kllll• ce ~ you are entitled to monthly zog ot the llraell'hero-set la tiJe deodorantS are frequent know of noue that wUI reUeve llmlllhelr .......,..., to wlfhlii ·..i'vo ltt.fuat••.rll:rOIIil """'" • .,. " •~mt~~~•• • ~ ,.,... bt' ....., tt.e cnpo• ..Ia. : benents under Social Security first -Chief ~rker of the new causes. This type M ailergy eczema. 25 mlleooiGoe.dtl', allecedl.i'lO · abo btl,,and ·- !Uti \Dqlrlt.; . . ·-:- - - - - '- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 or railroad retirement, or Tel Aviv VarleQ- Clli>, ohow- is often aggravated by exQ-l bave. beard that ii!IYinllil mllllal')' ln!1iall.. . can . _ , , llcnotr tw>hove just three .Quarters (Dine biz lntematlonal group- and he posure to sunUght. Heredity is I -" ona. ' . pao again. Wbat it rill ~l!t? ·· SOCIAL SECURITY months) of SoCial Security was born In Ireland, the llhade an added factor IIi the cause pie ~lth owergy cannQt . In l!lel, 28 ·mMO clnd a -RIJR'I-' ,, ·r " ·) 1 c/o (,.... of ..W.,Oper) work credits. The old require- ot Brendln will be pleased In of many allerllles. The bell tetanus lbots. What can they "Texas ~· ndar 11a11an ' Door Hllrt: · Do,l. (first l oUe;n you• Zip No.I ment was six quarters After note -·· Don Ameche wore Ute and most laoilng reUef de- tate instead? . ·' tenk In the Allanlle, 83 mlleo ~ "'•II --•• ~ ~ I P.O. llu 419 1968 the requirement Wm rise same suit-slze in ,.Henry, Sweet · • · · • · u • •·· ot ....-.. ol N... York. .our... I - - w -~ ponds on dlicoverlng and -~ • penoa ""~-.,.. D A "-·~ Lr tho .._ tioDI and feoiiiiUIJtyahoutlbem. City Slotlooo again on a steady scale, year Henry" as he did when he 1ft- avoictlng tbi! · cause It .often had tetanus toJ:old getr IIIII ...._ .. ~ , ...,- . • . · Nft Yool<, N.Y. 10019 by year. , vented the telephone lor 2011>- takes aonie expert medleal disease be must be ilven the .Amertcon ~~~- O&dl!a Nub . flirt~.- ~;~~~J"" ~ : Hospital insurance a 1 s o Fox; and let•a IQ alao quite sleuthing to Ibid tbe offender. , antitoxin. If be Ia a~cle to onco ~ . wanon - 4 ~ .,... ~ PIHH ""d ........ '"' <-1 of "WHAT YOU'VE GOT COMING · covers some extended-care sincerely, the same hat size, ac- For tempqrary relief, oint- horoo serum, an ~toJ:In be rlglrt-~_:~~~· FIOM MEDICARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY" ot $1 -k 10: A avocJ, tbol'oullll dl _ _ and home-bealth beneflto, bul tually and naurattveJ,y. F I n e mentl that coatalli coal 1ar, made With human 1$'11111. can • · , •·, , . . ·, . . obau!,mofall. loaopl-1, NAME ..... . ... . ........... . .. . ........... ........ . ... ... .. . .. these are largely unchanged man. c.!at 1 ·rlfri<l . !lui 111-,;rellliet.,. Jo.wlinllbl ' omder the new law. Sccllti SeRonald R~s atUtudos are- lodochlorhydr011Qoin and by- ,be ~. <ldlerglc re(lctlci!lo1o -ISS ....... .. .. .... ... .... .. ....... ...... .. ...... ..... .. .. are often lielp- boosterto oterld~ ha ._,_!_:Of ~ ""'ten wJlflOI!~ It make )'Oil a~ tiJiblouio"P!L curtly olflees and various n't lll!lli10I8d !<> c:olnclde with droeortisone ful. · . • xo ·, v.e , "'~""" l reJ>Orted: ,._ • 1/0 : . N - .,_ :ruo~ lbolildw ......... . guide publications offer the Bobby Kenned1'a but he certain. ·--• . . . · ,rben ~dose us!ld ~ularaer m<nlll dG~.-;-E<c · ll.l. . or1 or1ibilt ~ OlitB.N ,, 'PT' -· . ..................... STATE .. .... ... ZIP .. .. .. . .. .. .. I)> lbook up the plcketo at an details. ~am a,womu of 60. My than necessary. For tbla 1'111·· · . '• • • . ' . . : ,. Ji lt iii · op111 •I'D proo1o1: ~ Malo cloocb ,.roblo 10 SOCIAL SECURITY. 0r88JR meeting where he was hob to be Miltd HI Mld....._a,, doelor.says·I have eczem~m ·.son. authorltlesln ~·I belleve-tbat OYOrj 11,CIIt' • ',. 4,(NEXT: Doetor BID hlaur- heckled lor not aareelnB with my ears. Can tbiJ.-be curild?, medieble · l"'''bmmead ·th&t a bQplioop a, r,epoulb~,_ , . an -~ _.,. _..,. . "'. .. anee.) BCiill>¥ aboot aendlng Amerleon WUIIt affect my hOaring? ', littall~M~oster· be nwy tiPPartwilt7, 111 ob b " &Oinllllal,.MJ,_PIIaa_,...,lllll .->1 - bloacl to the Vleteoog: Rf!lgan ~'!'"'!:~~ limited . ·10 )'011'!1 1Dstoa4 of every _ , . ponatdon, , a uty,...!. JIIU'd _ , "" hllllllooell . ... , · said he'd be glad to oend It : Ia t!Je·· year. If an illercie reMtloan Jolui D •• Roete(eller, Jr. -fl. ,. ,, ' i .• $ 1 · In tho original eontalnera. ~J~I !~!.~~'! caDIII Ia •antletpatad, llle doctor Am4riealllln•neter, . , ,., ~ ..,,. T--..prs (girls, mostl¥) are iDg a. name to each of the elected governor of Virginia buying women, · ljallda by · 1l'itb lllltillllta.. oiit otoroo peddling pll. QUIZ many tiny lalands, he called in 1779 1nd president of the tbe al· mbilel. , lmr..caaea bearlnc pictures or the group Vlrpn Islands for United Stater in 1801. their Idola .;.llc>omlodiJ'esohap. the VlrgiDo of Saint Ursula. .the . , _ , ...... · • Q-Who 1DC11 IM fitll abso- Ill' wi1h llongKin!pnan'aSanFran. Q-Who IDCII the first .U.S. lute monrin:h to t>i.rit IM dseo book (a dandJ), the fine ;;,..,: . ' . . ' ' 4i '' ftler eolorlit :baa beon allked p1'eBident p1'evlo111!y to 1en1e United States? · oo gow!'!IOI' of o slater A - King Prajadhlpok of to ditto anoth*, ·~reeClUea," lions K0111, New York and A - Thomu Jefferson, Slam In 1831. San Franeloeo .•• ''Fullll)' Girl" . . ••<till oow - -"'""-""lalloa'l , fjnd and Avoid' Cause .' . . _· . · 11110 -..out u.s. " tbe:.,· ·. '*" ,...,. ·• · . . .· · -Pin• ... 1:'; .It....., :f'P ""'f: a,.,.. !j;" " ,r_. given ~~ ~y ~HIL P~STOAET The President announce• a· set budget, and Congress spenUa tbo balance of the year trying to budge it. ..,... 'rhe ·W()rld'• IJI'eateot ea•thquak., of record OC· curred in 1900. and· 19U, but thtre's a real' reCortf.. · buster coming up UJh"" the hou get• lbe · report for ialt month. ••!<!• ' .. · . Some men• manare th~lr own mo'!"Y· The reat of them are man'ied, • . 'i ) • '"'i• l • ' ' . Rtquir""dlts for mont~ tll<!oe daya la:l: more tlian the .finaginatlon. • . .~ HERR.Y'S . WORLD Yr•. ,._..,, w--. Come Home • 11110 -Into Storm nville , " lllr•. lh:= -J 1 • Mll!kti•........ 'ln . . . bu8ly eoo.8inctholrboiJiloa.lloli' • Voice along ·Broadway . ) -poii•llol·· ... JIQ'- at ...... ldadllllll- . ' Medicare, Social Security-12 ~ . aa- ...... filii. Hliw'••·d 1 "" JI'OIIiaf;lllf~- t ~:' ' ' Pol, ftro. 1Jir t - ,.,_..l'lalal ""'ilf "Ioiii - ·-.to Wblelo--.... ... ..... aetll--- fOM .r 1ft CkiiNnl II - "'*'"" ""' t- WIIYNO'l"'OO CC)LLiiC'nVB" Doer'111oilrllltwltbllldDdoi,!W- friOIId -~----- . tbldnc .., '-l 111e eJatma tho& oro. • wu realb' bllldila IIIII It It 11_..111111n s ·n1-x s w bart lDI ftl'7 _ . . tat a ..,. tlmJiw, II - · 111e clap, 'rhlio I noll........... Ubi '¥ 11ot lobod ot. Jit1t -.,, , two II _.. "" .. 1Ft oat _, ·arto liar IIIII>bf8lado1 lllo Eulom Travelers IJoor- - .,_at F-• ....... - - . . . dellrOieol -,.C-'--1>1 lr!'elll-· .... _....... ""'Ill..,......... .----. . -<It , . Clio. . Fire - - · . . ...., - - -'lor•IIIUIMr. . . llr WIWAK s, WJII'd: - Ntll!lll, Flnl IOd _ . - ~ tho tdrll, 12 IIIII I 111111 far WASIIINGTON - IJ'IIoulb one iaiPilrlanl, II tloo ...... HAMILTON, N.,. ZOOlped (UPI) "- ....,.., 10 ... s. ca.roo.. bonlly darellll1 ilaiOurlleotthlo faetlbttlor- c._.... bu .... tlotntohlow ... bit ........ tloeo&ll)'boleftaltho- A t%•)'0111'-old ll-qllo 111111 not In ........ the ................. tho& ""'""""' pvo bli1ll tohor zut elllld-• T '« Co.. Of' .the Neftll Sy. lllld fall,fM faet 11 lbtt -.!l!w ~ ot tho his """ oil 11111 a ~bopnp-., ..... , _ SQollou In Cbooto., t11o r... ,tho tlrol 11mf In blllor YOU'll not beon •otto tilt dono. " ' - •.,._. 22ill. 1.101> G,.....,- hi w-...,. now a-· Had lllllllera -rwlll,lt fare~ by tho...r.o-.. uwe lote ebildretl,. . . . . . . . or Ill tho EYeretl Rdullo nal• 1""1~ ..,lrnio1101111ble •lUll· 11 a 10011 )It lbtt by now ..,. or F1llall,y, the - l i t .._.,., llat)' T-, u obe lq Ia .,... -.laRaeine. oro, lMir ~. more -}lock-Mat dtlv· 1111noop110re .boa bOea - - - Walklilo IIMJ'tal. bed nc:owric • Tbl,p ...,......,.111'1 pnii11ICIIIII en , btYO well and truly I)> to by the BopllbU· from tho blnlod....,.poont,U· ::::-.:::::*~a:::::::::::~::::r.:::::::::=:~:::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~. "'"" ,.,.. the fir at loalod lfttYih!DC 11p. u, 1111, cans •u a J10<tr, 111111 rpoelfleall)> OlbCt Cbarlel tid• Mehlad.. 111a0. are ~ipg alkiweol to em- Sen. William ~ ol Arkoa· by llllch - u former Pnll- UJ:fe WUi ~ to be 11J7lalt truly private Ollllloratlmo """' hid not che- 110 the dent El-01, Iarmer Vleo- bat I ttdnk ....u haft IIIOCIIOr," ~ what maybe a eel'ltdne peaee floor to denol.mcehi.IGMI&fJtetn- Pnlldent RleMr<l Nixon, C.O.P. tho , . . _ d l l.. lllld.S..fkltr 1.--l lbji Nlfrill ~- IUI1i IJI! by lmwildow " " - • -~--- Dlrl<1011 ol .. eblldnD IIIII Uft Ill lano. eoe Colnm'flilltt. Thla ll'Oal.,. liPID 110 harden the naoltedthe llllnola a11c1 Gon, Nel..., Roellet..a.nd, a "pP-" Ia beJrw pel'• North Vlillnamete, then ..,. or fellor ol New Yqn ond R ~a....Uoblo thoarl!wlor· ... mlllld 1-o It fpntard ·llirouillo re. two or three <Jtbei' Senate oaft. R8IIIIM o1. daJitamia. not ~ U. ~· jlllldal ebannela ..,_ liners allnoll ctrlalnly -d . - . thecunlnlfroni-NNr hod tlllilled down to tho 1-' -1 ~ -~r lbtt barall lldollne have- so. ' . lor tho G.O,P. Preoldenllalnom-· to do a bit ol eelobnllllr. ...........1\'CmdoYO poiiUclana ' Teo_ , tilere lo ..._to • - lnatliJo, lllc.btrd Nixon, btl~· wiKh "''~'.1lnotanee bereto- lbtt ,thO" are below puohed fOI'IIItd a II!P ..rvl.., !Dhlglo,.. 1oouo am""- to~ ,lldnnco an """"cuflomec!. oell-r.. . Uonall- by lleadtalt ...,. , ·:-:-v ~·~ ... ·'" . ... _ __. __ uiBIIIt tho motl)'ei ot ~ •~-· ., ilmllootle JloiiUeal do· ~ ol the -anpooltlonllllll .IUU'I'IIIU · •~ ~ ' ' • - nta I PT. PLEASANT.,. 'Rev, J111101 ~··- - • 111111 an adyanco ,. _ _ _. .,~• • • .,...,, ol · - · o t relliaa1 10 play llllall· " · a Reed of .Bne~ ..,tRoy ~~~~ a( the Communlll ••· da&r lndleatlonalbtt jbO peaee- pertloan poHtlu -it.' • Bloulng c~ Lllieobl A.._, ef\7, rall"'fl,d ~ VloCnam. nlk rump Domoerotle Prelldeli- II II accfl!'IIIJWiy- alill¢ly· dl.. By l!IRS. JOHN STOUT , returned Swldoy n1a1tt frOm Jloii, '11111 dalfalra tW elliodldaq olSon. Ji)opne Me- 1urt>bv. If .io more, to -.on Mr• 111111 Wlll.ud hit ol. vor, Colorodo, wberetht:ralt4ncllr,Joi; erroet, Utera111 pj'OYI- Cartby or...,.aatalo notl'>ioV ·!he hills o1 ad1nitledi,Vfl:olmen- · CholtoroY, W, Va., Mr.lfnri,Mrl. eol' the ....,.. moettnp oft no ......./_11 'be pJ..- w · mucb<tllil;ywloore~ lory reports, tbal beloiJOW,if!. Mlll.ud FGII of WUIIaauron, W, ..,..a! Bolrds ot Mltllm of hlible-ID oay that tile 1011-Uaero A related factot II tho rooem P1U'01tJy aceomi>ODYinll ,eall~ fOr Va; and Mr. lnd Mr,. Jam...... the Enngelleal Unttiod Btethhld doeldorl, on sheer PrtncU>le now ¥DC .praetleod by the only notional unity wll!.' "1fll'11i4ro" Sehmlek IIIII ehildren o1 C<>l1111· ren and tho M-ot chllrchea ~ lnacceptaneeotnationOJdub', man. ~ the dono wbobos a that no oettlemont II!UII ."IO_.a boo w8i-e suesll of Mr. and Mr • ""JaiiUlll'l' 11-13. to ~J"emJ1irrullnc tho In· JIO!Itleal joowor ·1>11 "'-" aare••lon." .. , Earl Foil over Sunclq. •· ~epoc:ted ·IHvinl! llonYer fll!l~lf !Jo~Uclle negU!atllino·to· to Jll&)<e him a~ dllvv· ~ propotei tp'do 11i111J 111111 ofMI; : ; ~~-W aguoat :... 001 ~Ill...::: -~~ now l'>ioV on . ..,, erlllc dthobJi!(rtlllllpollcy tn raiollllithoiPI<IerNimolaDdo • ~o. ·-~·~ "8801101' eo1 to· Columbus, Ohio by P.!ano 1lPtb ~ ~~ ' - 111111 filii ol firm nolllanee in Vietnurl. to do tram -tho rlehl what the the past - · ond 111101 b)i ear to thli aret In a~o Ul8,l: ~t •ooik! all turn This Is~ J!obert'F~ 1\enned)', doveo'btve- 10otlentramthe ,Mrs. F.l"""'! -and IIObort the exlremelyheavyiiiOIIIIIIISunOIItto bf~frlwdulontCom• · Had KennodnlllluyrOalmasele left-to ~b Amilrlean por- · «llll#loll"""' weekend111011t•of day nlalrt. lilunl , ltJjloj. • ' ' back lti!Je M~ ·"'QQ!daey, PCIIO , I ao .m•vbe too let!, ao 'the Jitro, John Stout. ' All board oeaslona, aomo of Reali hmiR the al:moR · .,_ Kenny caliey and Robert Stout them joint aesalma, were held . am, .,-~-ver,lllllll illllcn ...,~ .runJY doYOa had Impeached them, aotoo called ,.. Sommlella,y LOwla In tho Denver Hilton hotel, and tho, ...~ ~ .IIUO - - to lfOU)d !\IIYO ""'" -to rtvo 'to the bard; and In 'each caoe witlloul< ' . . .• Were part or the pi ami)~~ lor tho , ·' ~ , :JI ~ \· ·~ " • evldfmce. Keaney C~y wu a Pit <f. 'Uniting General Conlerenee ot ' . • ' 1 ~ ~'i': 11 '\ .. Robert S~ ~lie IW v.illted . the two ehurehe1 1.ln DaUaa, Tex.. . . \ ~ ) here, , as, Aprll21-May t. lb I' f l''" 4 .- . . ' · • _Mra. Olna Arb: bel ro\umoct 110 R... Reed II Well Vlrldnla her home a11er vto1u.,. at Racine eonrerenee treosurer and Mls1 -~~~·down Ia ) And Mother u Rea.dy for 2l•t \ Boll•/. By,...,., ·~::::;:::;:;:.::::;::9.::<=:·::~.::-..:-:-:·:.:·:<:-:;:.;::.;.:r.·.~ No. 21 Arrive. I ~~~~- with a - do4zo a - ' ' Diplomats Enj y Detente YOUI'II AIDD FOB ll'l . . joolnuy .... _ ftU oat Ill Ill W , _ J00''<lalllr ...-..... ... JII0 0 llloir jii'/)111- 111111 p1ou- . .lir a IIQr "IWIII w .2 F -. - · IIIII 1111. AI Ao-' 5 tO "" moll, lt't . tho nil olllo... -tal, .......... Teo w hi . • Scionlllla wbo study the oeleellsta who are lludylng the oecrela ol An~ have DOIM .. fnleretllaC bebavtaral p b e - . ... porta Science Servlee . . ~to- poycbolop:alotudy Of tbe men. who opead .., to a year iD lsolaiiOil ou the frigid eoatinenl, the fint piet.,..,o lo appear Oil tbt walla of their under-the-Ice quarten 11'11 pln-upo. ' , Tbese begllt to be eovOl'f!cl b)' travel pollen after 1 e v e r a I montbJ...pictures ct. oundronebod beaches and mountain forests. · Then, about two or three mooths before the men are due to return bome, the pln-upa reappear. .,. . WAf'!hington White Paper ., I.I wlllcll-""" · I - 'l1lo llllll,)· Sorilnol, Pomel'tll'--leport, 0., JM. 14 1111 t Helen Help / ';r'IIU :::- t.7" lalllastie Ia OBVIIIe a ot..Y...,. orpu cu be ,..,.,., In . . lalloratorJ fi'Cia clumPS ol celll. Tbat bl.rtor1e operatiell. Ill Souao Atriea 1111 nudged uolher door put a JltQe turtber IIIIo an exciiiDg future. But we bave; ~. - - - )'«. ' ,., . . WaJiama·J .ni · €)_ . , 1'' -t' ,. ·· · ; U ?~· • JlS~. '"" · s h ·w· • .J1qWfP:CS,:· . ow . 'j piiers 't, ~~ , . ,_. an! children and Mr and lim'flfll"Y: 2().;21 c•-.•·. Harper ven:: no~; , torl Nfw; H&ven. -ball 1'14ar; G~ Tedeteo, • NeW•I!aven1 f/1'• ' A1ar1 Hart; drum•·· NeWark, Athens, N~ ~~: ited their ~I. 'Mr: UII ~at w. dlt'c a,.,. ... ....,.., ol ll"'lllit tan ••, Mil Ji ea 1 ntv ....... ~oi-Fellure. fto_r _ _ _ _ plea. . ~ • ' . . . . ...t )fg , T _, o' I f 1111 • lOW F*W¥ ' at t:JO ...... ,..,. 10 IUIJiy u ............ .. Va.. ... Batal::t)t.... GeM: . , . .' -Aj!ple~. Ho ·bad booe ladletod 1>1 tho Mather~ IC'I 'tMd CGrtrlal ,.,.,.,.7 ....... JlrrC11twoqoi14e- K-.oy,- dW, va. ... !ArrT lllld l'f>alellllllral, ......... .,_~ ~ ~ee wu a)~~:~ conIIIII •lloollnr a • - SIDwr ...... lacl Will . . . . . . . . .., . . . .~ eGIII't "" f'Ob, '· Petit )lrorl. ..." ·" dl..t"... . ~ foll<>wloV tile trial d . ' lUll Feb. s at,,,. ..... . . {l.ange Made in &mmittee~omen Jurors Bervinc Ol'lthetrial ..... :.:: day ....., OOIIalcl "-!>. llalplo • Crump, Ralpb Glbbl, Jo111oa T. ,. • Ofticial Count F"de Petitiona HOlJand, Thomu Wilden, Floyd ·. ~ Ka,yburn, IAwnmc:. R, Wolfe., W. • 111. Paneoke, Donald 0, Roaoh, • • ' PT, PLEASA!n' - lQ tho otllWlll.ud N.......,, Raymond l".ck· '• 1'1'. PLEASANT - Per110111 ant W James w. Phil liDS. elal eamut ill tho Jan. I oehool ·,· • fill.. ncenlly for ~loos of. ._'1 olodloa 110111 lUI niltllt by !leu lor tile Ma,y ltth primacy _!"'"_ _ _ _"!""_ _ lbo canvullial board, the levy eleetlon were: 1 f '!' ~ otlldall)> -poised . by • maJot\!.J Dora K. · Herlko, democrat, I ' ol u.s~ -~~~ d the 85.101 committeewoman !rom Rotdn110n :t! 1111idlelal tDIIJ released on elee- Dlllrlet; Wilbur BliXter, democrat, eomm!-.nan from Coop. IICM.qtll. ' 1 ·.:<: llurlJw tho eaDVual.,. there er -.. Dlatrict; ' Myrtle WUktnaon, RUBBER ,.,.. .., maJor elwwe• with ool)> demoerat eommltteewoman from Unlcm Dlllriet; Jaek B. (Smoky) . II 'fOiae, all In favor ol the Jolallttte, republfean, oommltte&levy, )llckod ~ dur!JW the ....,_ man from Lewis Dlllrlet; Lillian Fo~ The Whole fnl C&DYUI. 1be B&~lt vote,fe;o Arrlnglon; democrat, commltte&Family ·.... malned the ume - 492 ..ang ;woman from Clendeoin Dlotrlet; IPinat the leV)'. Offlelalll' s,. J. S. Colley, Sr., republican, 409 per10111 eaot tholr ballot ieeldftl reelectlqn to thie: omee Justict!l of Peaee ol. Clendeo« tho IIOIIIble 13,999 notlilller- otln Dlatrlet. ed vatero In MAlon Count;y. ... RUGGEDI HANDSOME' fOOT\VEM SHOE lOX Hoat Hard OftJLua:II8PIBtD, """'" Ca.llf. Cl!PI) -Exee&She hot weather cauaa "Pit bUni" In pl111111, maldl\fl them una.ble to paW at&te qQ&lJ.ty tnapectton,, accordtna to Item COuntr extonotott eerv1ce director John Hort. • •• J ... ·'·' ' . Biell~l . a I'(;, member....,_, ~~~...::~rtt!l';..:;il~ trl..county &rea 18 'tbe report by the ,men of tile 62nd annual Na.. _.. tlonal Western stock Show In~ Denver, ' COIICiuojlng ~ Sunday, More lhsn I,OOO .eXhll>ltora and nearly tOO ·cowbo)'s from various · western states were ,ln Denver lor !he show and rodeo. ' Mrs, Bleutng was the SUelt ot her IIOft...ln-law and dauehter, Mr. and MrL Jerald McCaUiotor of Barbour,av!!Je during the week; . •,! · Now !lovoluUona, Charleo N~Jooovql~, Gaillpnlls,' . lrooiOn Del~r Rhodes. . , ;' . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~/ 111111 Mike~. 'l!laoon, Blaba,lead guitar; Rjcbmi -Ken- , ond•Lopn. ROillstratton lor the Mto, . ,Joe Carsey lnd Mr. aDd;' ~rda,y, ~··· 13 1968 .• · cliiilld. "''' ornw <~""'!lQ '·'I> L"llaJI; ~~~"~li' ' \\\~ .day ~aflal~ llf!ltA'>C\~Jl;oo':o :lame )'i\yne tool< ·~ SALE~~~J1P.at "l· ~. 1.. .· . Otlfet Uaree ~~ "~''" f.JieJijfi I , ' t . . . . • ;il .....;I~' . January e :':2tr, at • ': Payne to hiS aimy ba . . . ~ Ohio ~~ner:. "t:rve~ ~ f.\~' \rou the' )•~ew lor, Jen'i 'MOI'IIon, ' and ··=·~ b:=~~':fue-, et>nls, Va.>lteyaloo guoota l { HOGS- . 175 1<1 ~O.,Ibs •. l~ . . ; ·' Rcril Rluoo, Soul c 001, ilnrl Mike Jonea •"--• · ~ o1 Mt 111111 M.rs Darrell G ·•-~ • to 18.50; 22Q to 250 lbs. 18 to ~·- ·.....,oh, ,1 . .• •.--,:- • . sle !llmlohld by VlrSII Drumm. • • r~"'1'' . 18.50; Llglit .. l6 to 18.50· Fa 1 ~·· ...,... JUdy Lathey aeveral a.,.~ The amual Piilrlet Rltualls- In Maryland, · ' 1 Sowo 12 l<i ·15· Slap i2 'to 14· '• Wlilidngoe.....,plaeowuBeekv and Wore eolllimei In k"''\innl .11• Contest •Ill 1>e held SotlirT-Set,Hai'old _Gralwn,wllj)hils Boan .9 to 14·, Sowa and no..! Gilmore; Newli'a.;a, cin loot lop oaeh - · Slie.WU ........ day . .....lrle 'slarttng at 5 p.m. been In Yletnaoit.,-1• -·"'his 60 to 100· Shorts 7 tD 14 ..... . d...., routine'l "Tho Slianlsh paul~ at the pianO by '8ec~ and Sunday morntns otartlng at wile lind~daughter,hiomoihCATTLE - Steen 18 !0 2t· 1 Flea!• i Buni•. " .,,., ' .\ 9 .with JUnes ~- Savey of,Jack- . . er·'and relatiVes here. • > Helters 16 to 21; Baby Beei Janet Glbba; l!artl'ord, ....,tldrd Alan Hal'i presedecl a ~eal son LodBe In c~atae. . Teams • Mr Elijah Estep lslnGalllpoUI 20 lo 25; Fat Cows 1tlo 18.50• ~~= ~"".·,':" ·plano oeleettOn, rk~ relalad to ldnderpr- ~';1,~ c=iht"!:~iu!:;' he bt' employment. ~~:, J!.!" JNo ~~lo 17 ..; ~ ten. · will be eoiiiJM!IIIJi to roproslltt lllr, Lowell Heltaer sold his VEAl. CAINES T · 42 GI'Ofllr' Giblili,.New' HaVen,preMl•~• Sbeii·~~II!IYLilvinl! u.e dlstrie! In Jloe otate eon. · larm011King~buryROIIdtoHomer • 50, .Secondo 35 0, ':;!,u...;; < • lldeli\ ol ttioi.Julilqi- Claso, oerv- presei#nd a duel, . SCMid d lllu- . teat In Ma,y at Qplummo.. • . Goodin; . 30 to 35; Com. and Hvs. 22 ' . ed Ill ofuilllr •ilf ..~. ~;'fi!'COII)pallied at lhe' I>Iano RO(lln1o Will be ~,eard; from . lllro. Margaret DOulllae ... who II to 38· Cull a 20 to 25. .· Pria~ :tl:lzel ct.$io.tii,-llllll by thllf~r. Mr•··Ra.Ymonil eomml- eh~rmon onlhe_var- , employed a1 the eourrty home, SiikEP ~ Efta !llld Lms. , $2.50 ~ to •tile, lflrst, second UevloW, ' • . lous PI'Olll'a,ms ·sponsored_by the epent a few days here, 5 to 10; Stoek Efta 4 to 10; lhlrdplaeif'w!ioneri,BI')'MIIIud" . ' Atlritermtlolondurlncthelhow Elks orpnlzaUon lnlhe ,Statoof . Fat ~eep s tD 8; 'Culls I to 5; • •. IOil -• .. '!1.10111 waa· rl'"n "'' · , show , •• the IIIII· Ohto, A ladles pariy wi 110 hel d at 5Bueko to 10 4. Ia 10; Fat Wethers :,.1j , ehalnnanl ,. '1 ' del)lai'Drtheptqp"am,'l110eolll• the Elko Clubroom on ·SundU LAMBs- ToPi 22.50• See1 Othet .III'OUPS lllld eontealantl \7 &OIIIIJ $2,5011. at 2 Jioln. and the meeun; \riii ·' oDds 16 to 20; LIJht w'u. 15 end with • bullet cllmer II s tD 18: Common 12 to 16. p.m. co/::: •J!:Oiillton•, , ..... ........................-. C6lrt -... Ul duiSN Mrnt'J 1 t0i4iol ol IIIII&IIIIIJ wu uta 411 Ill . . cue ~ Slllt-Gf Distriet~·Meet • , . ":.~and.run;~';:'~~~ =•.;:~ :'!'0:."'M~~ ' ' 's . . . sr ... _ _ , ... 1. c.r.. Ca'lleiiW...... aa••· .,_~----· ... 'rCet~d • ......... :'MI/11 PT. P!ZASA!n' - 'l1lo palll wutrt.tth Jiorr ol-~ Clrc:81 Elb to Hold .:· Mr-8 . 00081 M<l;1i'ath Oncl' son wer; .~ i !l ~-~ . ,.. '1 , . • •!,;. ., guests ot tbflr parents, Mr. and .. •. )eo, "' . _, '' , .. .,., Mrs, Earl McGrath. ,...,.,.,...,~.., ·" ·' · .. "' · · Clay'McKinney spent a .weekend ' IIIASliN . Wlruierl'ct 111~ Went """ the)ioyal'Biuelo, RoxROUth, . Tlie lioutl!eenlral Dlstrlet or wi1h Ids family here, ~< aJmao#ed bY ' tho JUnior voeallllj JoluiiiY WOOdt,leadsUl· the Ohio Elks Ao'!f)<latloo Will Ml,. Ruby Diehl, whO Ia em·1 'at W18h&ma 'Hfc~/ &boOl- tar; Dorude . Woodl~ ~lUi~ hold their Winter meeting on Jan. J)IOyed in: Coluinbus, spent a week Oil 'lburlday Mre, flrlt placet · tar; GJU'Y Mitchell, bU~ gtdtar. · uaf7 20 and 21 at Athens. . en~:! wfth tela:tlves here, 11 li!U•I~ - ' ~. ''Bi'lll\d x," and JfU:"'e Call, 4nan1, ' 01 the 60,000 Elka In O!ilo, · Goy William returned to of Char 'DI ... ••"-v•- r;..••, h ·.......: ewer 8 000 are 111 tbe ·Southcen.. · veri, ""'" Haven, · ~• ~ ~ , UIII'"*1J»Taylor, ti-al 'Di.trtet \'lfdch Is compos- . Fort ~·· Wash., after a few soloist; ·J4olnl'l'ilnnint, JNew Ha· vocallllj lMI7 Dl'aba, lead 'f1111· od <t lllilgeo In Macyovllle, Co- •da,yl here with'!:"laUves. leod kliitU;-'oJoliii Zutpan,' · Jaki Howard, rllyll!miUiter;. lumb<io Clrelevllle Cbqlleolho Mr. and ldrt.•\Uebard Rhode• of ~; .rh)1hlri kiolt1t1 GU,. Ar· JOlin Rll!PWa.v, btea &llltar and Portoniouth oaek..;, ·Laneaator' ~. W, Va.,and ehlldren vis- ...·v ( Stover Fotind Not G1Plty by 1 who;. ..;4 '•!••" .. ~- .. ·--·~··'' .·. ''''i :..t .V(Ifl run . · ·r"' ' .• •__..... ·r' ,·•· •rro 'T "~ ' ""' " " ' "'""dHh .. , '. • •• • " I ,, , ..- . ' The~·~ all d,..ted \IP and · ttody to roll f Th• malt aHratti'le Oelmant88s evetl The)"'... equiPP-d j~~tt the woy you lit. '1m-and priud the same wa)"l Yo.,·can buy an• with 0 vinyl tap •.DeiWI• whe•l discs. White· wall !ires. Deluxe 1teering whHI. Chrome fender makllngs. am . .M "I ' ., · · 1 ·•.• ;" ·•· '~J< > · · ,'(UPI) - ' Ch . estJiut Ridg~ . Groilrps Join ..:: ~~ervatiOp. , . , . ~itiJII-I Triol-O 1JUew ·., o · If,., ,q0 .'co '.. ·un·c:l' ~l " • u"•· . 'Ofllelall <C~~~~i'tidlon ·Jcllnod torc\!a ·7l~~d~i~:nO'W Conoemotton AS{ TO WED . Items , !'OINT PLEASANT - Throe c:oupler have , awll,cl lor mar- / By l!IRS, ALTA CONE rloge lleenoeo in !he ~ of · Rlchanl rJoi'dan who to employ•.tho~m~cl•rk · din ., • ..: ,, • ~ ". ' •·. • APPi\U· -riLutherCari~ <; e CO.lumbus,apenttheweek.. ' · ,· ·• · ' · · otead;"'ill lleckloy ' W. Va, and . ~end with ~· - · Mr. 111111 contrOl poUutkilf ...t -. -raJ DOtla il.boita Cline, 118, Pl. .· Mro, ~!cl gordan. to ,pe!)tllt himll!llr <1 dono "# Plos-.t; :fo1!n .Eupne RdiiJ>. ~"· o\lta,CC)no!. who o_peiltthree stl\8 • -"""""·' aDd ipftmonl; lOll, ~o. l'erderoon, _and Patrie• ,-eeks In HOiz~r llolj>llal, Is """ Ianda. · • , : · Ia Juin Lopcjrl,_ 16, H""'*'""" eomalesetnc_at bome_, , ~- ~ca of~• ;:c'ea!!::d :.:J•~::- ~~ .~.and~~llu-aey.ue~wai ·e Joctadclialrllianotthe- Faeomtre .- II Pt. Plea-. ~• ....,. ~e , nllllvea In and' low I I ' - "' colnion- . · ' ·' · Nitro, w. v~ ' - . ~-tieaainr ' ' · ". . , , 'l1lo lllerdel Jordan tamlJ,y are .. • Ul-flu. • · ' Arnolcl eo1 her dl!lfllller, Mrs. Eddie Jordan llllltam!J,y,Reolland,Itwa. Mr. and Mrs; 'fl!Yior Moore spent a day In Jae- the put week. Albert Cone was .abualneaaYI.e... IIIII' In ~ on Tlulroda,y, Mra. Genevra Foster, wbo is with her dOJIIl)lter In Da,yton w1oue .... - · - tram • bx'Obn ann. Ia making slow fm.. PIOrement:. and 1M17 Rolneo lamllj> ealled on her parents, the Klaneth lllolsmana; 'l'llllraday •vonh!ll· '·'' GN. Olds )"'UUI9 wheelS a whirf. Dmr. a yoimgni'obile from Oldsmobile. KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES -· WINTER FUN .'FROM ,. - .. """"""' ~·OY.ottto .-·..... ' - · I �• - . . ..., •• 1 \ ··-z. .,...,. . . . r,'""t, o........ 11, . . O .... COlumbus Emt Tigers Retain AA two-... ... -... w... -. .. . . _..,.. .. .....,.u., .. ___ ..__ chf..__.,...n.. sa•• c.- ·-- llJ - T GROIN . UPI _ . COUJIIIIUI (UP!) -a wu co- b" r.ut ...... ..,. .... ...... s ..ay In the , _ for lie, I • wo In Oblo Clan AA ..... ochool bookodoiiiL , . taU .......Ill ..... JiWtl :u left In .... - ""' - ......... ? l ... ,......... . . . . . . . F.ult Tech SUpl Eut Tech wua'l 00 """ori< 1011 lla1· luc!Q- llftd drq>ped out vllllo ..., ion - ... belld -11-1ollblh _ ond .. 10 .,. 85-71 cleCeat to-- CW>'- Folll. 1t a. newtcllller to tbe top ll, . · was the Scarab&' only vet$are dlaplaem, EUI 'hob. oulllde diO Eaot Senate thl• 101- " " - the a 101m•, 101'1 and they came away with a Portsmoulll made • •bl& .n.ne.t golre all the way "' from cleCeaL TOledo Central CatlloUc and to 14th: Clnclnnad Eldar ond Libbey kejll rollirw alq wU!t Uma Shawnee deldloca.l tor vlc11oriH aM retained fourth and 11th place: Middletown's All - Oblo Jolin fifth places in the ratl~s. A big Fraley kept up hll ~... Winner was delendlng Class AA chimp Columbus Linden, whleh. •corlrw •• the Mlddleo' lpilt c ........ once••'" -?...- llooM--IDdiO, Ulllool 1'reA -mollooal Oblo COMhe• rzthwl fit the JC810n to llallll ,..uin !riJnl Ill their neor: •• rlvall. UDietl and narrow etcapes hit Ill lhe lop:rat.d team• In ' lalt lrftkendla action, but coach ' Bob Hart" a. erew wu rar above . i t!lat. rv1U11r UP. 'a 107:63 viC: Colwnbo• Central. • R~ Middletown suffered ttl tll'lt defeat rA the seaiKIO , lui Friday night, drojlpl111 I 95: , 11 docloloo to aamnton Fairfield. rebounded the LOS AI<GELES (UPI) - Sped: ' B• the Middle& . , lib! night wi\'! a . 97~6 victory aJtsts at the UCLA Medical Ce. , . . .T Haml)ton Tall. ter refUsed to mike a predleColtm!bol . Eut collected 308 tlon today on whether star Bruin · 1101*, compared to Middle· center Lew Alc,lndor would re' - · 267 ani! live first place cover troll' an eye Jnjury be auf. last weekend ln time to """'· Thl.-d-ranked Cleveland fered play agalnlt Houston Satorday · Eut had 189 pointl ..n foor tn the Astrodome. ; ftnta. despite a narrow overThe big center's ln:lury to his : time win over Clevelancl John left" eye was ~ eonsldereCI minor , Adams, 74-73; that was decided at the time it occurred I a s t Friday while UCLA was playing tory""" J ,, _____ _ Ml' .... .,.1 _ _ _ co- lilt 17 ••• 'a, ...... 1-f apMt Klllt RCIII a 1 1 11- Ill I ll,toondalla 17 .. ~~-•" 1 - .............. Nl, l'r1lloJ .... tl ........ 11 Ill :JIG !ra II wo to ... lbl 71 Ill 80--.. .- -lllolalutob --- ....... Ita l.:t jao.... jodl . . . . . Gnod · - wardl, lUt week. Edwardt wu ............,,.... _ _ to diJdlliDu'Y NITYFIIOt••• -.ct.. • Pomeroy.:. PeTsono/ Notes Minister Plan Singspiration, Women's ... News Summer Youth Baseban Programs ...... _. By Cho lue Hoellit:lt... Ntor 1'0«10' IIIII • lltl~- A ~ ·uwtn• ..... , , •...,_,1 11011 eou ••• ...... - I.etm-'1 11 p I ... •• 53-51 ID ouc11rt 11 1 b ... Coach 1(-. ,... . . , . . . , , , . -boll ........... ...... c~-·• ... .._ oiEld-,NkiiCior.,. Rlllldr--od·JIIIIIta bet ........... , . . .. a.1 - C-.1. Bill 1J11r dan JlleKinley, 'llldell to . . Tlprl by ""' polall -llor Ia the ... - . did ... Tlpn • •, Pe belterbii' ........... 1U ....... od-ba-11, Two Iiiii jho perfeet record Ia - eallem Oblo. c - McKinley qalllot - . Shower is MEIGS . Given for : ' • ,Judy ,Kerns ~ <l <1111 •a -lllrilod. Tllonwlllbo•tw.llolrlel• Gaool Fl1lloll',ondlloloNnleewlll be litho E.U.B, Chlll'<:t>ollp, Till--.. . . c-•·t-. · -tolloolllol- .....-... illt a ITT_, ...., II.... Ill. for,_ . . . . _ _ ... !ln'aoldt _....... _....,.. " ... cU, tirll ond ....nJ1, wtill lie loY. W-11 ·lie . I'O<ftol..... plel 1'111' . . - . , , , ........... JI'OI~III JOt\ benboll 01111 oellrl· • lilt ..tal ol lilt Pralllf• tin tor 1bo _,.,. ond"""""' tortporlod.. 11oo ........,.. w111 do The- ,... ... ll!ollllwlflra· -Jlllllar .POOolblo to opoed tho U.., lu , _ , . 2_,;4& ~~~~lhe~JOrl<.•­ p..,, at ........~.. c"""'h. to PWrv _,. o1 110o1r _,.. bora to bolp bil' IC-1111 work Injury May Be More Serious Than Believed · . ' oot Alclndor, hi• ab_.., from the HoostGI Pme .- d looiOii California at Berkeley, Calif. .. lt'l on a ca,y.to.ctay baala," a spokesman for the University MedleaJ Center uld. "Alctndor has b..., ~t In a darkened room "Idle unc!Orgolng treal: ment fdr the InJury,.. • The top..rankod UCLA Bruins are aeheduled to reeeive their stiffest test or the 8811011 Saturday when they meet the No. 2 ranked Houston team. Although UCLA wal able to beat Stanford last Saturday wtth\ 1011 accidentallY stuek a . . . . In hio ..,.•. l!o!t CaJUonda,CGOolo · The 7-foot-l'h Junior center's Rene Herrerlu MoDell)' llld in,j.lry was dlaaniMINaniCI'ateh- movie• ot. !be FrliiiJ . _ any caotact 1»: on the eyeball. He~ entenKI t h e . lalled to tween ~ Alt._. Jilin stein Eyo lnllltule oo at the time of thoiQ!Ury. camp~a lor luJ1!!Ir treatment, UCLA Coach Jam and roporta lllonilor ......, t11at wldlel1o!>ofUI tba! A I - - . . the Usaue Dr the eye wu 1ft.. be able to perfol'm ........... flamed. ton, oald be _... not ploJ ... The Allto Amerlco -· ""' star unle,.a he wu tully reeo¥• bellevod ha.. boon injurocl the Bndns• e.:ta.. H.,...,.... tit• when CaiUomla'a tom ltender- ered. w-. ~ So~ty Mef;lsures Prevent~· Toddler From Toppling.. · "' POLLY CUMII ly • --..,O•Pol!y's , Problem1.,.._ _ _ ~ • · DEAR ·POLLY-l. have IIi< lovely ny aprons wl!,lch I .,._ for· &oad. Aflet watblng thellf, I d It II In\: pOUibJe to Iron them 10 that they .are !lt'to ... .,.ln. ls there • way to lroa thete apro111 10 they'will be ne~: , , looking ~ not a1¢nlded meSB?-l!RS. M; Jf. l n- Ill Greol_ ror aniiiiiDc In lie ..,. II *YO to ol............. help: Tho 11oo1r , . . - . , llro.Dooole ~~~.wr f'lltWrloll, w. Mala st. adler Dl<ellnr <l ltJmen.,.. mlaloten .-.... eallers ol Mra. P"'ltUUnoo to pl.a • bo-ll ,.,.. ..re Mr. and Nr•· Clair RoM 1M ,, _ Ill S;t-r~..... ond IIIII J)albert IIIII .1m Palter-., ..- .......... .... 7 I'OUIMIIIW: eammtii\IUes. They also GreM Bend; xrs. nunu v-. dl....- the poaolblllt> olhav· IIIII Mrs, Gltft IJU.o, Pollloroy, ... lbo Gao&>el llat'llllli1Y Bo.r• lit. IIIII Mrl: Herbert Jlerd • ..... ,... I bonont - - · 111111 and Mr. .... ..... tarry lor tho Syracuoe C<Jmmunll> Slemena IIIII children, Larry and (Ctlfl Port~, :Ja<lde, B o l -............... They dlacuaoed holdlrw lrit.cl ...... "' Mr. and Mrl, Karl oerdcea on Sundoy ....Unia· Ill Grue.-r. ... J-..per!Od .... _....... )lrJ, Tlah Dllcher hall roturnlllx--kpor!Od,-..wltlltl'oe od U> her ..... In Alheno llr. Sundoy ol 1\W<b, Ill Sundoy IIIJOIIdll1r oevonl day a here wldl. School IIIII Chur<b - · Mn. Glod7o cueklor. ompl!ublar lncreue In altend- Mra, lloftry lhle lllllli'au/ Kel· anee: . ae.r Ill. COlumbu were 'lbUrtda'y On Euler diO ciiiiPOIIn ...,ld -.lll!tort! 'vt their parera, lolr. end with I l!opn "Eve~ In IIIII Mrs. Harry lletaer, Synwaa to be In C"""'b'' 101 Sundoy, diO .... bolar Mr• .00 Mrs. Rlehard Lewi1 BOO - ' " )II cborch, and ~r, Debbie, have re .. toTned 1n San Bernardino, Calif., ¥!.,,.. ....... J piece of elutlc JIC1'fted portable baulnet, Wider belt. 10~ elastic, tied up and uo aome meuilre of protection or ohould the ba"lnet tip for reotaurllllt dining aeat. may be a car, with the ' car'o ~eat belt . the ocUve toddler. Thlt enough to see out the wln· muot be prep~red (or any precious to rlik In avilldable c. ... .. _......... ~ 4- H Club Meets after IIIOIIdlna: a . - hare with Mrl. tewla' motherMrt. Thelma . AaiiWM!h. Other vlolton !& the Meeting Dote I Clcoo Otf ,,.,... Mllrll5 l)unnx Ume uut froru watchinA ll'leviSJUIII, )'uutig~1en ts.tilt liCribble oa ...U. and !heir l·kXhinK with c:r~yUDa . To remove a c r » )' U n ~lain, first 1uooen it will! klt.:hetl ohori<n· ing, ttH!n IIPfdy il ~r~nt Changed by Church Group SYRACVS&- The •• tl • . _ ........ ........ t ary 5oclalr "' .. 1'11'11 v.od st.ain and •br'k untn Pre~ Cllurctl Ia . . tlto Wlline fJJ 1t1o ...Uo if r<· .-cit _ . FrliiiJ Ja 1J, Ill m011ed. t..unclor. Illite stain 1:JO p.m. Ufl the r~ma&ns , ute a bleach safe Mrs. Lin_. Stebbtu, ... - for lhe labrlt:. \)II wool or silk, ,..elided, prelklld - ,, . . . '""nge with 1rlchloroethone. the lMI'llnc' leadlftl the nnSIC ol WJ'ht PurpoH of United ~ Rinse ant:J launder. byterlon w_., In..,._, h alao read names rA mtte&cw•... Onions tor Cleaning? les to be P1'«1ed tor, llld ....,... Put o.n ionJ -to work for yol! was offered by Mra. Ptwl MeWhen ele~nlng house. Gilt pic: Bride. ture anQ mlrror frames. for The meetiq dlte was dn••d example, 'can be cleaned wen ITom the tlrot Frldar ol with water ln whk:h onions month In the firot Tuoldl1 ,. have been boiled. 1;30 p.m. , Roll call """ ed by nve membero. A free will otrerin1 was taken. , Cut Cleaning Chore It wae decided to buy · oae IX' With all the ooot fiylnK about more bidets ror Churd1 World these days, don't forget to Servlee. Sotr!n1 pro.Je<ta _ , clean m o I d I n g s and ba"'· dlscuuod ' ' al,o wia -lo do boards when vaeuumlng. Dirt to carry ou1 the omphull m allowed to settle makes extra 11DARE, .. the *heme for tM ~ work in clean.lng later. Women. I' The group· studlod IIIII' dl...1: oed Chapter One .In the ...., Don't Lift It; Roll It Guide book m Marl<. Buying new lurniture. Con: Tho meetlht! m Fob. I, slder those with casters or Will be next at mante wtth Mn• .._ rollers. It 1s much easlet to bins, as hoateu. The m,...11 tnove such furniture around .clooed with mizpah bon-., when you don't have to lilt it. Uon. Mrs. M<Brlde wu Mobile furniture is a I)Oon to and served refreshment• talirt. a single person who may not Mr1. Harl')" Pott1, 1&1. ·have anyone to help rearran1e Stebbins, Titu1 Picken•, M:las FraakltMuthings. maw, and the hoateu. •-? Alhworlh home doril¥1ho Lewlo' Visit were Mr. ancl Mrs. Don Drenner • . Kimberly and Kevin, liiC>rpNoWn, W, Va.; Mr. IIIII Mrs. W. J•. Hu:man, Usa, Mltehell Janet, C'olwnbua, and MASON - Parliamentary pro. Mr. and Mrs. L. . R. Harman, eedures waa lhe topic of die pro. Sheila and Larry, Burnilld,e, Ky, lfi'aril of the Happy Go Lucl<y 4-lt; club WeGte&dv at the Ma- Mr. IIIII Mrs, Albert Burkhart lad Country 1011 Youlh Center with Beverl,y and Mr. and Mrs~ WU'ftn Reese For Phoooanls Canon as program ehalrman. of Clarksville, Ind., were reettnt / DES MOINES IUPI>-Hunl: othen taking pat;t in adl:liUon guests or John Friek and other , en tn lowa killed 1,449.000 At Mason Youth Center Recently ana to :Miss carson were Billy Fry, relatives. ' ..,_1 WllkeUp:;r PERISTA . IS pheasants tn 1966, the Iowa Comervatioil Commission reportS; .... Connie GUland and Barbara Lew. Mrs. Robert Davla is a medical Is. Deblile Stewart and David patient at Meigs General HosSlnlth preiiOilled devotlooals. pltll, . . The 198Gftotal wae the hlgti.. A thW you note trom Lakin est at.atewtde kiU ln the natlon, Bob Grueser, a student atGlen .. tite flo.lpltal was aeknowledr;ed ror gifts the elaj:) members ville State College, spent Ute the comrhlssion say.s. . had m• • Carol Fruth report.' weekend here with hlo paronto, . • . Congr........... ed to the group on the eandy sales Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser. -rtak~n by them. . 1oTheMelher Tlte posalblllt> of having a · and &.lly CLUB CANCELS .. IOeial Waa difleu&aed but no aeA ml!etlng of the Rock Springo tlon Was ta!ien. Refreshments a..utlfUIIy were served by Mary and Su.. Better Heaitti Club scheduled tor Thursday evening has been cansan Fox and R!lbln Johnson. Arr•nted .a.by For !be Fobn<arymeetlngM!n: celled. Novelties dy Rayne~ was appointed td eon. duct lhe program; the devotion. , CLASS NOT TO MEET a! leader .will be 811!.1' Pry, and Clall . 12, · Heath Methodist the · hosteuee, Karl and Scott Kibler. Dewayne Johnson and Churel't, will not meetr wecmes:. SUf. 2nd Ave. day evening as schedlled. Chuek Samsel. 1....... 0. AndBeYour SMILING am Perts\alm 11 &he mUICUiar ecllon or rour Oass AA ·cage Poll College others: Kent Roosevelt and Massillon (19 each;) Lorain Sen,. lor (14;) ClnciMatl LaSalle, Zanesville and Hamllton Fatr...... deld (13 each;) Marion Harding ·· ~ores 12; Steubenville 10; Canton Lin.. COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Unit.. coln. E. Cleveland Shaw, Cleve. od Preu International Ohio hiSII land J. Adams, Sandusky and Ath: aehool Class AA basketball rat- ens 9 each; Hamilton Badin 8; By U~ted Press International Ina&, with rtrst place votes and Brooklleld, Cleveland John Hay EAST won-lost records in parentheses: .00 Columbus Eaitmoor 7 eacll; Delaware Valley 77 Ur&inus 65 Teams · Points Bay Villai!O and Columbus South Phlla. Textile 91 New Paltz 60 r. .Cols. East . 24 (10:0) 308 6 each; Akron Hower, Perry~ SOUTa z. Middletown 5 (11:1) 267 burg and Elyria 5 eaeh; Cleve-. Kentucl<y 104 Geol'gla 73 3, Cleve. East 4 (10:0) 189 land West Tech, Eastlake, BelleTermessee 67 Florida 52 f. Toledo Central I (10..0) 145 we and Toledo St. Francis 4 5. Toledo Libbey . (9:1) 92 eaeh; Xenia. Cleveland Rhodes Tonn. Wes, 58 Chal:tanooga 52 I. Cols. Linden (9:2) 91 3 each; Warren, Youngstown Lfb. Citadel 59 East Corolina 57 7. Cuyahoga Falls I (10:1) 88 ert;y, .Delphos Sl. John, Dayton W, Liberty 118 Waynesburg 72 8. Newark {10:1) 75 Roth 2 each; Celina, Bea- Clemson 94 Maryllllll 93 \ 1. Dayton Dumar (10..1) 71 vet~eek. Marllngton, Toledo Morehead 88 Western K,y, .fl 10. Eudld (11-,0) 00 Macomber, Columbus West, Cin.. Second 10 teams: 11. Clncln: einnati Taft, Kenton and Tole&l Eastern Ky. 98 Middle Tenn. 76 Rollins 76 Biscayne 58 ..U Elder {I) IIIII Lima Shaw: Bowsher 1 each. Stetson 84 Ga. Soothern 69 (44 each;) 13. Cleveland East Ea!t Tennessee 74 Mllrra.y 67 Taeh (41); 14. Portamouth (38;) , IIi. Canton McKinley (35;) 16. The word "tholos" refers to Lee 88 M&l'Y'IIlle 80 llamllton Garfield (34;) 17. Lima the collection of columns ju'it Vandervllt 74 Auburn 65 ·lloalw (32;) 18. East Liverpool under the statue of Freedom Bethune-Cook, 12? Ala. SL 92 (31;) 19. Tipp Cit> and Canton on the national Capliol Cars.-New. 80 Lincoln Mem. 69 7 , ,new clothes: : pillow protec· while things 'll>e same price 'nd . ' Oakland at Rio Grande, ppd. Central Mo. 77 Ontaha U. 74 . ,. I G·AdOiphus 86 AUgsburg 68 Youngstown 7$ Mleh, Lutb. 71 Findlay 78 Bluffton 70 Ashland 57 W~nston~em WEST . Kano: SL 57 Colo. 57 Pe Idaho 76 Montana 69 Montana SL 75 Gonzaga 73 Weber 80 Seattle 72 Wash. SL 85 Oro. 66 Wash, 68 Ore. st. 56 _. FIGHT RESULTS Meeting l?.ut .Off. to Feb.· 8 Minn. Dul, 98 Cnetdia Minn. 79 Maealester 67 st. Mary Mtnn 53 ·~ . \Wor'n~n 's ' ' ,., ~ " !• A 09UJ!I>:wlde women'smeetlna study die topic "foundalioo ·to Pnnents.'' aeheduled tor We&t.. Madaf evenf!lc at the st. Paul I.llihoNn Church In Pomeroy, hu been poslponed . unlll Feb, 8 doe to Inclement weather.· · ·'11oo· meet1nt1 Iii spcJI)IOI'ed IQo lhe Melp Col!niY Eltenston Ser• ,, ! •. , ,.. - ·you $2 lrre(ulorllf. - '. nngs. ' ,.} of )'011. • , "t). ' ,. ., .. ' ..' ' A, Peay 72 Tenn: T"'h. 68 MIDWESt· Xavier 84 Detroit U J. Mlssoorl 67 Kansu 66 Soulllem 'I ll: 62 st. Cl"\\d MacMurrlly 104 Principia 73 Ky. st.-Cent. st. Ohio ppd, nry retlef . don •t • •• 'Lehman (20 eaeh.) ,. Features that competitors '. ·either.don't hcive or make you pay extra for. vlee. By United Pre" Internatlooal PORTLAND, Ore, "(UPI) -Anib' Kendall, 172, Portland drew with Frank Niblett, . i73, Oaklanlf, caur. 10. Mustang Convertible ~------~--~~------------- · Mays: '/ .Won't Be Embarrassed' By IRA BERKOW N EA Sports Writer NEW YORK- I NEAJ- Willie Mays sat at the head table with }''rank Torre, the fOrmer baseball )>Ioyer., and two other gentlemen C'GJlnected with the Adirondack' Bat Co. The occasion was a pl'ess conferenc·e prior to the tt-stimonial dinner the bat people were givin~ . their No . 1 customer. Mays is now 37 years old . He has been in tbe major leagues lor 18 seasons, all with thP Giants. He has been, as every man or boy who has ever traded baseball cards bows, one of the game's greatest. His llfeUme average is .310 and he has slammed 564 homers, second only to Babe Ruth's 714. Last season., though, was one of his worst. · He batted .263\ hlt 22 homers and drove tn 7Q· runs. And all discussions now center , around an lnevHable queStion: Is Willie Mays 't hrough'! · · · ur'n;a 3"0ing to play,'' , s-.Jd May1, .. until I . feel 1 m not doing mytelf· or the dub any · 111011. J'm not goJng to emb:arrass myseU. 1 h•ven't yet. I hope I never do, But I'm not 1ol11 .to play forever, !Ike Satchel l'al1e. ''1 . can stt~ do , many things better than th,e younger guys, though not .as often as I onCe could . But so many things went wrong .last year. J me41n physically . And to go ,throiJgh them aU would be like alibiing-i There's nd need for that. .Just write it ofT as a bad year, my fir:-.1. in 18." · A rcrHtrtcr said joking that tht.'.rc ilrc.: few .260 hitters left in the game, so Mays stHL has a )?right future. "That may be true," replied Mays serioUs· l,. "There really aren't' that many good playe~s around ~ho can take my job away." He .was asked II he would go to ftrst base ·to prolong his career. "That would be impossible," he said. "Did you ever see WHile McCovey play CenterHeld? ', Someone·, with a nostalgic quiver · in his voice, .asked if Mays has ever visited the site o! the Polo Grou~s, now a comp1ex of highriSe aparSment bulldings. • " Yes," said 'Mays. "It hafpens I have a friend living there. And 1 fee right at home She lives in left center ." · Leaving the pa~t and re-entering the.future, Mays said he hl\1 no desire t~ mana1e. ult'1 very )1ard aDd very In~;· he laid. "Bot I think I would like .. moy lo haoeball..'l don\t 'know. Maybe : leMft kid a baw lo play. I lhlni I coul~ . clo 't hai !l'tll." Later, in a television interview. former football star Kyle Role Inquired about Mays' , ~retirement plans:· 4 "Whel'! 'my baseball, career 18 overt said Mays, hiS eyes bright and ,his lamouo smile flashing across bis face. urd llli:e to have a job like yours,." ' , " Willie," replied Rote, "I hope you ltay in baSeball lor anothet'!OO years1 I lik~ MY. job.'' ,, ,(Hew'spfpef'cfafet,Wi» Aun.J· ' I ".. ,. jl ·1 .,• 1·104 .' \ • Q\!!rin Edward Stuart.· Ktnc Jameo · II o( IEilfda.S, wu lbO orl!llnol "881111le Prince CharUe.•T · · .,........ ?a( I "RMft regulutty, tate Carter'& PIUs' &o wakeupycnuperlltalali&D4,ou'11 bounc:e: buk to your azn1lhw belt. Milll0111 of a&Uafttd uzen take Carter's Pills tor dec:U.we tempo.. '991:55to ..,•• ·. 1J11t.e1n. the loWef' tract.. You eM\ b«GBU: lrrerular, UDCOIDfottable,ttadled. Tile unique laulln fomlqla of today's Cart.er'• Pllllllvt~ rtf· feeth·e, temporar)' RUet of &ne Jrn1ularlt7 by actlnUnc tbt tlcrA·td-down "'laclet ot Cbe lowtr ttaet and atimulatlnl perlltallil. So 11 you"re lluatsh dut to tr- DUDLEY'S NOVICE CHAMPIONS -Novice Division champions ortastweek•s second annual Soulhem Ohio AAU lloJdna 1xlunWnent held;ilt SOUthwestern High School were, left to 'right, Denver Garber,.,... heavyv.-etgftf; Don Garber, lightheavy; Allen Thom,p~, middleweight; Bob Morgan, junior mlddJewelghtj Mal Middleton, dipsUYe perlltaltlc action •lowa down, waste materlall CID lMdld up in • WaiHo:wall carpeting • Bucket s~ats • Floor-mounted stick shift • Sports steering wheei 11 5~dial>instrument cluster with gauges • Full rock~r panel: moldin!,js • More-all standard • Great optioos-SelecfShift a-speed al)tomatip • Louvered hoq,g with re<:essed turn inqicators • And refflemberMustang's trjde:in value iS Way out frontl (Om. to Ford 'C owltt -~ .taVinsll yet ·-·-.. • ' . ' '' �• - . . ..., •• 1 \ ··-z. .,...,. . . . r,'""t, o........ 11, . . O .... COlumbus Emt Tigers Retain AA two-... ... -... w... -. .. . . _..,.. .. .....,.u., .. ___ ..__ chf..__.,...n.. sa•• c.- ·-- llJ - T GROIN . UPI _ . COUJIIIIUI (UP!) -a wu co- b" r.ut ...... ..,. .... ...... s ..ay In the , _ for lie, I • wo In Oblo Clan AA ..... ochool bookodoiiiL , . taU .......Ill ..... JiWtl :u left In .... - ""' - ......... ? l ... ,......... . . . . . . . F.ult Tech SUpl Eut Tech wua'l 00 """ori< 1011 lla1· luc!Q- llftd drq>ped out vllllo ..., ion - ... belld -11-1ollblh _ ond .. 10 .,. 85-71 cleCeat to-- CW>'- Folll. 1t a. newtcllller to tbe top ll, . · was the Scarab&' only vet$are dlaplaem, EUI 'hob. oulllde diO Eaot Senate thl• 101- " " - the a 101m•, 101'1 and they came away with a Portsmoulll made • •bl& .n.ne.t golre all the way "' from cleCeaL TOledo Central CatlloUc and to 14th: Clnclnnad Eldar ond Libbey kejll rollirw alq wU!t Uma Shawnee deldloca.l tor vlc11oriH aM retained fourth and 11th place: Middletown's All - Oblo Jolin fifth places in the ratl~s. A big Fraley kept up hll ~... Winner was delendlng Class AA chimp Columbus Linden, whleh. •corlrw •• the Mlddleo' lpilt c ........ once••'" -?...- llooM--IDdiO, Ulllool 1'reA -mollooal Oblo COMhe• rzthwl fit the JC810n to llallll ,..uin !riJnl Ill their neor: •• rlvall. UDietl and narrow etcapes hit Ill lhe lop:rat.d team• In ' lalt lrftkendla action, but coach ' Bob Hart" a. erew wu rar above . i t!lat. rv1U11r UP. 'a 107:63 viC: Colwnbo• Central. • R~ Middletown suffered ttl tll'lt defeat rA the seaiKIO , lui Friday night, drojlpl111 I 95: , 11 docloloo to aamnton Fairfield. rebounded the LOS AI<GELES (UPI) - Sped: ' B• the Middle& . , lib! night wi\'! a . 97~6 victory aJtsts at the UCLA Medical Ce. , . . .T Haml)ton Tall. ter refUsed to mike a predleColtm!bol . Eut collected 308 tlon today on whether star Bruin · 1101*, compared to Middle· center Lew Alc,lndor would re' - · 267 ani! live first place cover troll' an eye Jnjury be auf. last weekend ln time to """'· Thl.-d-ranked Cleveland fered play agalnlt Houston Satorday · Eut had 189 pointl ..n foor tn the Astrodome. ; ftnta. despite a narrow overThe big center's ln:lury to his : time win over Clevelancl John left" eye was ~ eonsldereCI minor , Adams, 74-73; that was decided at the time it occurred I a s t Friday while UCLA was playing tory""" J ,, _____ _ Ml' .... .,.1 _ _ _ co- lilt 17 ••• 'a, ...... 1-f apMt Klllt RCIII a 1 1 11- Ill I ll,toondalla 17 .. ~~-•" 1 - .............. Nl, l'r1lloJ .... tl ........ 11 Ill :JIG !ra II wo to ... lbl 71 Ill 80--.. .- -lllolalutob --- ....... Ita l.:t jao.... jodl . . . . . Gnod · - wardl, lUt week. Edwardt wu ............,,.... _ _ to diJdlliDu'Y NITYFIIOt••• -.ct.. • Pomeroy.:. PeTsono/ Notes Minister Plan Singspiration, Women's ... News Summer Youth Baseban Programs ...... _. By Cho lue Hoellit:lt... Ntor 1'0«10' IIIII • lltl~- A ~ ·uwtn• ..... , , •...,_,1 11011 eou ••• ...... - I.etm-'1 11 p I ... •• 53-51 ID ouc11rt 11 1 b ... Coach 1(-. ,... . . , . . . , , , . -boll ........... ...... c~-·• ... .._ oiEld-,NkiiCior.,. Rlllldr--od·JIIIIIta bet ........... , . . .. a.1 - C-.1. Bill 1J11r dan JlleKinley, 'llldell to . . Tlprl by ""' polall -llor Ia the ... - . did ... Tlpn • •, Pe belterbii' ........... 1U ....... od-ba-11, Two Iiiii jho perfeet record Ia - eallem Oblo. c - McKinley qalllot - . Shower is MEIGS . Given for : ' • ,Judy ,Kerns ~ <l <1111 •a -lllrilod. Tllonwlllbo•tw.llolrlel• Gaool Fl1lloll',ondlloloNnleewlll be litho E.U.B, Chlll'<:t>ollp, Till--.. . . c-•·t-. · -tolloolllol- .....-... illt a ITT_, ...., II.... Ill. for,_ . . . . _ _ ... !ln'aoldt _....... _....,.. " ... cU, tirll ond ....nJ1, wtill lie loY. W-11 ·lie . I'O<ftol..... plel 1'111' . . - . , , , ........... JI'OI~III JOt\ benboll 01111 oellrl· • lilt ..tal ol lilt Pralllf• tin tor 1bo _,.,. ond"""""' tortporlod.. 11oo ........,.. w111 do The- ,... ... ll!ollllwlflra· -Jlllllar .POOolblo to opoed tho U.., lu , _ , . 2_,;4& ~~~~lhe~JOrl<.•­ p..,, at ........~.. c"""'h. to PWrv _,. o1 110o1r _,.. bora to bolp bil' IC-1111 work Injury May Be More Serious Than Believed · . ' oot Alclndor, hi• ab_.., from the HoostGI Pme .- d looiOii California at Berkeley, Calif. .. lt'l on a ca,y.to.ctay baala," a spokesman for the University MedleaJ Center uld. "Alctndor has b..., ~t In a darkened room "Idle unc!Orgolng treal: ment fdr the InJury,.. • The top..rankod UCLA Bruins are aeheduled to reeeive their stiffest test or the 8811011 Saturday when they meet the No. 2 ranked Houston team. Although UCLA wal able to beat Stanford last Saturday wtth\ 1011 accidentallY stuek a . . . . In hio ..,.•. l!o!t CaJUonda,CGOolo · The 7-foot-l'h Junior center's Rene Herrerlu MoDell)' llld in,j.lry was dlaaniMINaniCI'ateh- movie• ot. !be FrliiiJ . _ any caotact 1»: on the eyeball. He~ entenKI t h e . lalled to tween ~ Alt._. Jilin stein Eyo lnllltule oo at the time of thoiQ!Ury. camp~a lor luJ1!!Ir treatment, UCLA Coach Jam and roporta lllonilor ......, t11at wldlel1o!>ofUI tba! A I - - . . the Usaue Dr the eye wu 1ft.. be able to perfol'm ........... flamed. ton, oald be _... not ploJ ... The Allto Amerlco -· ""' star unle,.a he wu tully reeo¥• bellevod ha.. boon injurocl the Bndns• e.:ta.. H.,...,.... tit• when CaiUomla'a tom ltender- ered. w-. ~ So~ty Mef;lsures Prevent~· Toddler From Toppling.. · "' POLLY CUMII ly • --..,O•Pol!y's , Problem1.,.._ _ _ ~ • · DEAR ·POLLY-l. have IIi< lovely ny aprons wl!,lch I .,._ for· &oad. Aflet watblng thellf, I d It II In\: pOUibJe to Iron them 10 that they .are !lt'to ... .,.ln. ls there • way to lroa thete apro111 10 they'will be ne~: , , looking ~ not a1¢nlded meSB?-l!RS. M; Jf. l n- Ill Greol_ ror aniiiiiDc In lie ..,. II *YO to ol............. help: Tho 11oo1r , . . - . , llro.Dooole ~~~.wr f'lltWrloll, w. Mala st. adler Dl<ellnr <l ltJmen.,.. mlaloten .-.... eallers ol Mra. P"'ltUUnoo to pl.a • bo-ll ,.,.. ..re Mr. and Nr•· Clair RoM 1M ,, _ Ill S;t-r~..... ond IIIII J)albert IIIII .1m Palter-., ..- .......... .... 7 I'OUIMIIIW: eammtii\IUes. They also GreM Bend; xrs. nunu v-. dl....- the poaolblllt> olhav· IIIII Mrs, Gltft IJU.o, Pollloroy, ... lbo Gao&>el llat'llllli1Y Bo.r• lit. IIIII Mrl: Herbert Jlerd • ..... ,... I bonont - - · 111111 and Mr. .... ..... tarry lor tho Syracuoe C<Jmmunll> Slemena IIIII children, Larry and (Ctlfl Port~, :Ja<lde, B o l -............... They dlacuaoed holdlrw lrit.cl ...... "' Mr. and Mrl, Karl oerdcea on Sundoy ....Unia· Ill Grue.-r. ... J-..per!Od .... _....... )lrJ, Tlah Dllcher hall roturnlllx--kpor!Od,-..wltlltl'oe od U> her ..... In Alheno llr. Sundoy ol 1\W<b, Ill Sundoy IIIJOIIdll1r oevonl day a here wldl. School IIIII Chur<b - · Mn. Glod7o cueklor. ompl!ublar lncreue In altend- Mra, lloftry lhle lllllli'au/ Kel· anee: . ae.r Ill. COlumbu were 'lbUrtda'y On Euler diO ciiiiPOIIn ...,ld -.lll!tort! 'vt their parera, lolr. end with I l!opn "Eve~ In IIIII Mrs. Harry lletaer, Synwaa to be In C"""'b'' 101 Sundoy, diO .... bolar Mr• .00 Mrs. Rlehard Lewi1 BOO - ' " )II cborch, and ~r, Debbie, have re .. toTned 1n San Bernardino, Calif., ¥!.,,.. ....... J piece of elutlc JIC1'fted portable baulnet, Wider belt. 10~ elastic, tied up and uo aome meuilre of protection or ohould the ba"lnet tip for reotaurllllt dining aeat. may be a car, with the ' car'o ~eat belt . the ocUve toddler. Thlt enough to see out the wln· muot be prep~red (or any precious to rlik In avilldable c. ... .. _......... ~ 4- H Club Meets after IIIOIIdlna: a . - hare with Mrl. tewla' motherMrt. Thelma . AaiiWM!h. Other vlolton !& the Meeting Dote I Clcoo Otf ,,.,... Mllrll5 l)unnx Ume uut froru watchinA ll'leviSJUIII, )'uutig~1en ts.tilt liCribble oa ...U. and !heir l·kXhinK with c:r~yUDa . To remove a c r » )' U n ~lain, first 1uooen it will! klt.:hetl ohori<n· ing, ttH!n IIPfdy il ~r~nt Changed by Church Group SYRACVS&- The •• tl • . _ ........ ........ t ary 5oclalr "' .. 1'11'11 v.od st.ain and •br'k untn Pre~ Cllurctl Ia . . tlto Wlline fJJ 1t1o ...Uo if r<· .-cit _ . FrliiiJ Ja 1J, Ill m011ed. t..unclor. Illite stain 1:JO p.m. Ufl the r~ma&ns , ute a bleach safe Mrs. Lin_. Stebbtu, ... - for lhe labrlt:. \)II wool or silk, ,..elided, prelklld - ,, . . . '""nge with 1rlchloroethone. the lMI'llnc' leadlftl the nnSIC ol WJ'ht PurpoH of United ~ Rinse ant:J launder. byterlon w_., In..,._, h alao read names rA mtte&cw•... Onions tor Cleaning? les to be P1'«1ed tor, llld ....,... Put o.n ionJ -to work for yol! was offered by Mra. Ptwl MeWhen ele~nlng house. Gilt pic: Bride. ture anQ mlrror frames. for The meetiq dlte was dn••d example, 'can be cleaned wen ITom the tlrot Frldar ol with water ln whk:h onions month In the firot Tuoldl1 ,. have been boiled. 1;30 p.m. , Roll call """ ed by nve membero. A free will otrerin1 was taken. , Cut Cleaning Chore It wae decided to buy · oae IX' With all the ooot fiylnK about more bidets ror Churd1 World these days, don't forget to Servlee. Sotr!n1 pro.Je<ta _ , clean m o I d I n g s and ba"'· dlscuuod ' ' al,o wia -lo do boards when vaeuumlng. Dirt to carry ou1 the omphull m allowed to settle makes extra 11DARE, .. the *heme for tM ~ work in clean.lng later. Women. I' The group· studlod IIIII' dl...1: oed Chapter One .In the ...., Don't Lift It; Roll It Guide book m Marl<. Buying new lurniture. Con: Tho meetlht! m Fob. I, slder those with casters or Will be next at mante wtth Mn• .._ rollers. It 1s much easlet to bins, as hoateu. The m,...11 tnove such furniture around .clooed with mizpah bon-., when you don't have to lilt it. Uon. Mrs. M<Brlde wu Mobile furniture is a I)Oon to and served refreshment• talirt. a single person who may not Mr1. Harl')" Pott1, 1&1. ·have anyone to help rearran1e Stebbins, Titu1 Picken•, M:las FraakltMuthings. maw, and the hoateu. •-? Alhworlh home doril¥1ho Lewlo' Visit were Mr. ancl Mrs. Don Drenner • . Kimberly and Kevin, liiC>rpNoWn, W, Va.; Mr. IIIII Mrs. W. J•. Hu:man, Usa, Mltehell Janet, C'olwnbua, and MASON - Parliamentary pro. Mr. and Mrs. L. . R. Harman, eedures waa lhe topic of die pro. Sheila and Larry, Burnilld,e, Ky, lfi'aril of the Happy Go Lucl<y 4-lt; club WeGte&dv at the Ma- Mr. IIIII Mrs, Albert Burkhart lad Country 1011 Youlh Center with Beverl,y and Mr. and Mrs~ WU'ftn Reese For Phoooanls Canon as program ehalrman. of Clarksville, Ind., were reettnt / DES MOINES IUPI>-Hunl: othen taking pat;t in adl:liUon guests or John Friek and other , en tn lowa killed 1,449.000 At Mason Youth Center Recently ana to :Miss carson were Billy Fry, relatives. ' ..,_1 WllkeUp:;r PERISTA . IS pheasants tn 1966, the Iowa Comervatioil Commission reportS; .... Connie GUland and Barbara Lew. Mrs. Robert Davla is a medical Is. Deblile Stewart and David patient at Meigs General HosSlnlth preiiOilled devotlooals. pltll, . . The 198Gftotal wae the hlgti.. A thW you note trom Lakin est at.atewtde kiU ln the natlon, Bob Grueser, a student atGlen .. tite flo.lpltal was aeknowledr;ed ror gifts the elaj:) members ville State College, spent Ute the comrhlssion say.s. . had m• • Carol Fruth report.' weekend here with hlo paronto, . • . Congr........... ed to the group on the eandy sales Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser. -rtak~n by them. . 1oTheMelher Tlte posalblllt> of having a · and &.lly CLUB CANCELS .. IOeial Waa difleu&aed but no aeA ml!etlng of the Rock Springo tlon Was ta!ien. Refreshments a..utlfUIIy were served by Mary and Su.. Better Heaitti Club scheduled tor Thursday evening has been cansan Fox and R!lbln Johnson. Arr•nted .a.by For !be Fobn<arymeetlngM!n: celled. Novelties dy Rayne~ was appointed td eon. duct lhe program; the devotion. , CLASS NOT TO MEET a! leader .will be 811!.1' Pry, and Clall . 12, · Heath Methodist the · hosteuee, Karl and Scott Kibler. Dewayne Johnson and Churel't, will not meetr wecmes:. SUf. 2nd Ave. day evening as schedlled. Chuek Samsel. 1....... 0. AndBeYour SMILING am Perts\alm 11 &he mUICUiar ecllon or rour Oass AA ·cage Poll College others: Kent Roosevelt and Massillon (19 each;) Lorain Sen,. lor (14;) ClnciMatl LaSalle, Zanesville and Hamllton Fatr...... deld (13 each;) Marion Harding ·· ~ores 12; Steubenville 10; Canton Lin.. COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Unit.. coln. E. Cleveland Shaw, Cleve. od Preu International Ohio hiSII land J. Adams, Sandusky and Ath: aehool Class AA basketball rat- ens 9 each; Hamilton Badin 8; By U~ted Press International Ina&, with rtrst place votes and Brooklleld, Cleveland John Hay EAST won-lost records in parentheses: .00 Columbus Eaitmoor 7 eacll; Delaware Valley 77 Ur&inus 65 Teams · Points Bay Villai!O and Columbus South Phlla. Textile 91 New Paltz 60 r. .Cols. East . 24 (10:0) 308 6 each; Akron Hower, Perry~ SOUTa z. Middletown 5 (11:1) 267 burg and Elyria 5 eaeh; Cleve-. Kentucl<y 104 Geol'gla 73 3, Cleve. East 4 (10:0) 189 land West Tech, Eastlake, BelleTermessee 67 Florida 52 f. Toledo Central I (10..0) 145 we and Toledo St. Francis 4 5. Toledo Libbey . (9:1) 92 eaeh; Xenia. Cleveland Rhodes Tonn. Wes, 58 Chal:tanooga 52 I. Cols. Linden (9:2) 91 3 each; Warren, Youngstown Lfb. Citadel 59 East Corolina 57 7. Cuyahoga Falls I (10:1) 88 ert;y, .Delphos Sl. John, Dayton W, Liberty 118 Waynesburg 72 8. Newark {10:1) 75 Roth 2 each; Celina, Bea- Clemson 94 Maryllllll 93 \ 1. Dayton Dumar (10..1) 71 vet~eek. Marllngton, Toledo Morehead 88 Western K,y, .fl 10. Eudld (11-,0) 00 Macomber, Columbus West, Cin.. Second 10 teams: 11. Clncln: einnati Taft, Kenton and Tole&l Eastern Ky. 98 Middle Tenn. 76 Rollins 76 Biscayne 58 ..U Elder {I) IIIII Lima Shaw: Bowsher 1 each. Stetson 84 Ga. Soothern 69 (44 each;) 13. Cleveland East Ea!t Tennessee 74 Mllrra.y 67 Taeh (41); 14. Portamouth (38;) , IIi. Canton McKinley (35;) 16. The word "tholos" refers to Lee 88 M&l'Y'IIlle 80 llamllton Garfield (34;) 17. Lima the collection of columns ju'it Vandervllt 74 Auburn 65 ·lloalw (32;) 18. East Liverpool under the statue of Freedom Bethune-Cook, 12? Ala. SL 92 (31;) 19. Tipp Cit> and Canton on the national Capliol Cars.-New. 80 Lincoln Mem. 69 7 , ,new clothes: : pillow protec· while things 'll>e same price 'nd . ' Oakland at Rio Grande, ppd. Central Mo. 77 Ontaha U. 74 . ,. I G·AdOiphus 86 AUgsburg 68 Youngstown 7$ Mleh, Lutb. 71 Findlay 78 Bluffton 70 Ashland 57 W~nston~em WEST . Kano: SL 57 Colo. 57 Pe Idaho 76 Montana 69 Montana SL 75 Gonzaga 73 Weber 80 Seattle 72 Wash. SL 85 Oro. 66 Wash, 68 Ore. st. 56 _. FIGHT RESULTS Meeting l?.ut .Off. to Feb.· 8 Minn. Dul, 98 Cnetdia Minn. 79 Maealester 67 st. Mary Mtnn 53 ·~ . \Wor'n~n 's ' ' ,., ~ " !• A 09UJ!I>:wlde women'smeetlna study die topic "foundalioo ·to Pnnents.'' aeheduled tor We&t.. Madaf evenf!lc at the st. Paul I.llihoNn Church In Pomeroy, hu been poslponed . unlll Feb, 8 doe to Inclement weather.· · ·'11oo· meet1nt1 Iii spcJI)IOI'ed IQo lhe Melp Col!niY Eltenston Ser• ,, ! •. , ,.. - ·you $2 lrre(ulorllf. - '. nngs. ' ,.} of )'011. • , "t). ' ,. ., .. ' ..' ' A, Peay 72 Tenn: T"'h. 68 MIDWESt· Xavier 84 Detroit U J. Mlssoorl 67 Kansu 66 Soulllem 'I ll: 62 st. Cl"\\d MacMurrlly 104 Principia 73 Ky. st.-Cent. st. Ohio ppd, nry retlef . don •t • •• 'Lehman (20 eaeh.) ,. Features that competitors '. ·either.don't hcive or make you pay extra for. vlee. By United Pre" Internatlooal PORTLAND, Ore, "(UPI) -Anib' Kendall, 172, Portland drew with Frank Niblett, . i73, Oaklanlf, caur. 10. Mustang Convertible ~------~--~~------------- · Mays: '/ .Won't Be Embarrassed' By IRA BERKOW N EA Sports Writer NEW YORK- I NEAJ- Willie Mays sat at the head table with }''rank Torre, the fOrmer baseball )>Ioyer., and two other gentlemen C'GJlnected with the Adirondack' Bat Co. The occasion was a pl'ess conferenc·e prior to the tt-stimonial dinner the bat people were givin~ . their No . 1 customer. Mays is now 37 years old . He has been in tbe major leagues lor 18 seasons, all with thP Giants. He has been, as every man or boy who has ever traded baseball cards bows, one of the game's greatest. His llfeUme average is .310 and he has slammed 564 homers, second only to Babe Ruth's 714. Last season., though, was one of his worst. · He batted .263\ hlt 22 homers and drove tn 7Q· runs. And all discussions now center , around an lnevHable queStion: Is Willie Mays 't hrough'! · · · ur'n;a 3"0ing to play,'' , s-.Jd May1, .. until I . feel 1 m not doing mytelf· or the dub any · 111011. J'm not goJng to emb:arrass myseU. 1 h•ven't yet. I hope I never do, But I'm not 1ol11 .to play forever, !Ike Satchel l'al1e. ''1 . can stt~ do , many things better than th,e younger guys, though not .as often as I onCe could . But so many things went wrong .last year. J me41n physically . And to go ,throiJgh them aU would be like alibiing-i There's nd need for that. .Just write it ofT as a bad year, my fir:-.1. in 18." · A rcrHtrtcr said joking that tht.'.rc ilrc.: few .260 hitters left in the game, so Mays stHL has a )?right future. "That may be true," replied Mays serioUs· l,. "There really aren't' that many good playe~s around ~ho can take my job away." He .was asked II he would go to ftrst base ·to prolong his career. "That would be impossible," he said. "Did you ever see WHile McCovey play CenterHeld? ', Someone·, with a nostalgic quiver · in his voice, .asked if Mays has ever visited the site o! the Polo Grou~s, now a comp1ex of highriSe aparSment bulldings. • " Yes," said 'Mays. "It hafpens I have a friend living there. And 1 fee right at home She lives in left center ." · Leaving the pa~t and re-entering the.future, Mays said he hl\1 no desire t~ mana1e. ult'1 very )1ard aDd very In~;· he laid. "Bot I think I would like .. moy lo haoeball..'l don\t 'know. Maybe : leMft kid a baw lo play. I lhlni I coul~ . clo 't hai !l'tll." Later, in a television interview. former football star Kyle Role Inquired about Mays' , ~retirement plans:· 4 "Whel'! 'my baseball, career 18 overt said Mays, hiS eyes bright and ,his lamouo smile flashing across bis face. urd llli:e to have a job like yours,." ' , " Willie," replied Rote, "I hope you ltay in baSeball lor anothet'!OO years1 I lik~ MY. job.'' ,, ,(Hew'spfpef'cfafet,Wi» Aun.J· ' I ".. ,. jl ·1 .,• 1·104 .' \ • Q\!!rin Edward Stuart.· Ktnc Jameo · II o( IEilfda.S, wu lbO orl!llnol "881111le Prince CharUe.•T · · .,........ ?a( I "RMft regulutty, tate Carter'& PIUs' &o wakeupycnuperlltalali&D4,ou'11 bounc:e: buk to your azn1lhw belt. Milll0111 of a&Uafttd uzen take Carter's Pills tor dec:U.we tempo.. '991:55to ..,•• ·. 1J11t.e1n. the loWef' tract.. You eM\ b«GBU: lrrerular, UDCOIDfottable,ttadled. Tile unique laulln fomlqla of today's Cart.er'• Pllllllvt~ rtf· feeth·e, temporar)' RUet of &ne Jrn1ularlt7 by actlnUnc tbt tlcrA·td-down "'laclet ot Cbe lowtr ttaet and atimulatlnl perlltallil. So 11 you"re lluatsh dut to tr- DUDLEY'S NOVICE CHAMPIONS -Novice Division champions ortastweek•s second annual Soulhem Ohio AAU lloJdna 1xlunWnent held;ilt SOUthwestern High School were, left to 'right, Denver Garber,.,... heavyv.-etgftf; Don Garber, lightheavy; Allen Thom,p~, middleweight; Bob Morgan, junior mlddJewelghtj Mal Middleton, dipsUYe perlltaltlc action •lowa down, waste materlall CID lMdld up in • WaiHo:wall carpeting • Bucket s~ats • Floor-mounted stick shift • Sports steering wheei 11 5~dial>instrument cluster with gauges • Full rock~r panel: moldin!,js • More-all standard • Great optioos-SelecfShift a-speed al)tomatip • Louvered hoq,g with re<:essed turn inqicators • And refflemberMustang's trjde:in value iS Way out frontl (Om. to Ford 'C owltt -~ .taVinsll yet ·-·-.. • ' . ' '' �' Want Ads Ring, Are You llitenltig?· A WINTER MONEYLAND! ..,_ ...... ,.. '='=-, ' ................. sines· s . · S ervices . . .........., -,. . ... ., .@) QUALITY ............. ..,. .......... __.......,.. ............ .,,,.., ....,..... ...... ,... ·- ... _ .........,-,.._ .............. ...... .. ,. ............... ...,... .. . . .. .............. " ...... ·.. .. ,,,,.,. 7 .......... SIIYICE ....,....,,_,, . ............. "..,.. ...... " .................. JAYMARCOM~, .,..... _.... . .., .... Rti .,...,""' -belli,,.._.,, saw,., "'::i. ..., .. .... ,..... •.. ) ' I~ • • I-,_~ S1 I'MI, -~· 0., Joo. If, IHf W>f'l MAW!! WHAT ARE • IIOIIIl IIOCBI AIID unl APAiftWDIT· ... "'071, ................ ..-. •era t .... CIRI S 71 a Cwu•lllFI - .. I . . . 'l ull• r , ..., . . . . ......, IWM a 'le , ftlll ;alfeher • M .. l'lli .,, ,..... ••• aNI ..... t .... fir hlfUiah U.at-ft'C - """ •un NM!I 111 In d ..,. o•ITUAR¥ tiM••'· .,PICI ': NOURI ... .... .. · - ..... Dell:f tzlt ..,. .. tt• .... l'rl lal'f M ~· J A ' - .. · : . ·.. . . U'f ..:::."'..::.... a 1964 VOLKSWAGEN . . 2 Dl' tocol Own'!r. spotless clean, vinyl interior. orlginAI .tel black lini~h. R and H. Good titet, 1harp ' IIAKIA m.:m c c.. or lm1-lt-411c Fors.le FACI'ORY REPAIIIED WII>W OVAL TillES, 1Ulf81111ad. Satunlay at 7:30 p.m. Conolgnmenllo welcome. U yoo t!UO each. John W. Voa Mehave mercbandlle you do not Ier, Syracuse. m.n. need, bring II to Jolt. Alto and n.a..TFC we will aell It for you.' WileD you need sometblng, """'" to our auction. For mm !Dfor- . POODLE PUI'PJES, AltC 'I'OJ mation. call New Kaveu • mlnlatuiw. fiS ll!ld up. lllud .1. 1-li«C ....Ice and gr>OOIDIDI. ~ IIWIQ. 11 ' tre OPEN. CIZ1'ITII'S BEAUTY a...... ~. SHOP near Salem Center. Pb'I'ATOEB. !'bono-' 141-2114. Speelll permanenlr, ngular lillie .12.50 now flO, flO now "JO, ...... 'HJ.5M. 1-t-UIJ: PILE II loll ond lofly, colon retsln brll1lanco In cerpeb cleaned wltb Blue Luotre. Rent tleelrla. Sltampooof fl. IIUer Furniture. u-•!C . ' • AN' I<£1Cii A U!I!TLE 1\A>? 'TH'WAl~ I'ER? ' . .. .. fnsunftelt ' q All New la.clar .... •Cw . ,........... C.... •luiJsr r ~ tM ,....., .t MON. THall ;11 • 7,At,..'IA lit._.. · . J._ AUITitl I, C •MNI&..._ ., c. . . . . . . . cu.••• itt. If, P'tRISTOMI DLC 100 NIW TIIIAD-aLACKWALL, ; Real &tete For Sela ; · " IF OIJLY !1\0!JtQU£ , WO!JLD SIIOW A. LITTLE MORE AFFECTICI-J FOR Me ...e stereo. AM, PM radio. Thil bas lovely maple flnlsb, f speed changer, Take over paymanll of " per month or pay balo!MlO due fl02.15. Call tcml. 1-12.61J: face of our dear dad, and . have him back once more. We didn't know the pain he had or hear his final sigh: we only know he passed away without a last goodby. God gave us strength to face It, BIIDOB'I' PR1CE ........ and COUI'Ige to bear the NATIONAL 10Jid otate four 11111'11 lloao' .,..... .... track stereo tape recorder. blow, bot what it meant to llebt ............ INAIIpalt. fiOO. Pllone 9IUIII'I. 1-14-3k lose him no · one wilt ever Olllt. ' • . 1111 !mow. Sadly misled by his son, 19113 MOBIL HOllE, $5' s 10' SEWlloG IIAaiiNIZ, ret* with extenaloot, call ...... Paul, Margaret. and grancl- llee. 1111 ...... ..,. .. . 1-lf-lfc chUdren. Joyce and Paul MeDaniel. Jr. 1~1.6-IIJ: DACIISHVNDS. Australian Terend llonloe. We ' riers, poodlel, toy fos terrier lost ancl Found pupplel, AKC, two female terLOIIT. Olio dllmoad .........,t. riers, breetilns otock, • t u d JIJIC In 'llcllllty of Holtl . . .....tee for cocl<er soanlelo • tin. RonriL Pbono · - · peklngese, C&M KENNEL . POMEROY, phone JID.65C. 1-lt-411c LOST, brown, black and white rabbit dog with rollar. Lalt HAY. PHONE II5-3WI Cheller. Oblo. 1-tf.«p seen In Kroger's partlq lol. Answers to name of Ownp., Pllone !m-5117. 1-111-tfc 83 HONDA 300 IIIPOI' bonll< m.. li'Aft FARM 'I'IRE torcyele. a Mercury I pas. ~ .· ... . . n.et.ft'C . · -~ station wall<l!l. In !!God ' condition. reBIIIftlble. D or I WalltMTelw t.ono BottOm. """"" CIVIL WAR llOOKS, Notional ••. • 1-14-3k Geographic Magazine~, before .,., Comic boob, before 1155, reply giving all ...,.._ · ;wy Information 1o Box 11911 C., Rt. I, Calllpollo, Ohio. ' IOO.oot, , 1-14-3k .. miJ.--.... ....... ~~~J.e · ··~ ...,_.., ---·- Uwl" IS. 14 and 15 INCH NEW MUD AND SNOW TIRES, aloo light duty and heavy duty truck tire slnt!le .chal111, Pomeroy Molor Co.. phone flt!2126. 1-1~-atc · SWEEPER. IN LOVING memory ol our ELECJ'R()LUX complete set of alllochmenllo, dear fotber, Geofl!e A. Mclike new, pay oU a paymenllo Daniel, who pasaed away of " each, pbone IID-26115. nine years qo on Jan. II, 1-t.Uc 11151. Nine year& have pOised olnce that sad deY, when our dear dad was called away. STEREO RADIO conaole, f speed Intermixed changer. Today our hearllo are,heavy dual Yolwne control, 4 speUlor the dad we loved so dearer sound system, lovely wally; God knowS how much nut finish, take over pay· misl him. and count the tears manti of " per month or pay we shed. and wbllper that he balance .-ut. can 111U211. only sleeps; our loved one is 1-IJ-It< not dead. If all the 'II'OI'Id l'lerce. 1 M. M&.w Mil ............ t i111 U; ae. M U. • In Memory ..... ~ KIITHGOU • attr••• · . ... .-. . . . . . . ...... . a .,. . IN MEMORY of Raymond Spencer who .... killed In an automobile wreck In Wool. Columbia on Jan. II, 11161. I canilol say and wm not sa;, that be Is dead, be Is just """. With a cheery smile, and • wave of his hand, he bas wandered Into an · unknoWn land. · SINGER ZIG ZAG oqulppocl, · Sadly mlsaed by wile, l!l)>elyn, mooogramo, darnl, patcheo, and ·children. Joann, d!arleo etc., fl7.115, phone 91M1115. and Larry. . 1-1.6-1b: I~ to give, w~'d give it, yes and more, to see the EARLY AMERICAN I 11\1 ............. .... .._ . . ., ., .... ~ A.D .., f w were olD'B a. . . I'WMIIJ, ..,., ............. a...a..,. • Dlfr ~- •...,. c..n ., Oee •• """"' ..... c.atr. C*klo c... Pfe. J,t,MI, .......... M APARTMENT, bath, phone eMI. LIUI. ..-rKI at ,,.. 1 . . . . . . . Aldalrl4. vtr...... ..-: ..... II ........, ...... n.tll . . . . . . . , . . ..,. .. , _ . , . ~-lfe .... TWO ROOM l'llllb .· .. POP WtDI$ ON TH' 8eOS110 Of'llll , 10 · · • · . .. $1095 NEED EXTRA money. List of 11157 FORD % ton truck, V-1- AO'IUJI()IIILE bu- .... 50 lirmo wanting homework· TRAILER, Browno TraDer 250, 1250. one 45 INTERNA.........., lAIIt ,..... - · ers - hurry. Sen $1, Corman. TIONAL HAY BALER, $150, 'Ohio, .... llce*t Cl1l ..... Park, Mlnerovllle, 350 Groveport Rd., Colwnbwo, G. A. Deem, Racine, phone 1-1f.llc · lUIIe Ohio 43311. 1-16-lilp Pllone m.sm. 919-2'120. 1-ll-3tp ' . ~COAL Monza 4 Dr. Clran interior. good titet. Powercllde1 radio and t.cater. LARCE 11ft , _ IIIII !>1111 ..,.-t. -'7 ~ - MT. ALTO Aucllon Roue ucll ( I . . . .. . 1&. ILINO AM . tt ' 1961 CORVAlR ~toll* aI .,.,.. satr. JIDtr1IJ • ...._ . 11. 1111 ..W . . A rWII,.I' 1k C..._ .... After- ' 1964 CORVAlR lr. Qall It .,, .. J'IJ1III.-.:D ... & -. 'TATeq 'S"EYES WOUlD 2 Dr. New tires. clean interior , radio and beatef. ltd. t111ns. 1'\l.rq. fini$,b. " % ...... ...... ....... c...... , ...___ CAtO Of TMANill ( 'IE li!ANIN' AG'INST SECONT I DID YE sute101 our ' - . . . 1 . . . ..zlltl .,_.._....... ....1111 OP fiM . . . . . . . . ._. X JM .... IIJUnt • .f ' .....-ncz, •. · OKU' ' A.Ht:ZTI B'I'KL . Ua!'LA ' QOTPF WOSILUf· KDLLY · K t OPal r MALONE ' • �' Want Ads Ring, Are You llitenltig?· A WINTER MONEYLAND! ..,_ ...... ,.. '='=-, ' ................. sines· s . · S ervices . . .........., -,. . ... ., .@) QUALITY ............. ..,. .......... __.......,.. ............ .,,,.., ....,..... ...... ,... ·- ... _ .........,-,.._ .............. ...... .. ,. ............... ...,... .. . . .. .............. " ...... ·.. .. ,,,,.,. 7 .......... SIIYICE ....,....,,_,, . ............. "..,.. ...... " .................. JAYMARCOM~, .,..... _.... . .., .... Rti .,...,""' -belli,,.._.,, saw,., "'::i. ..., .. .... ,..... •.. ) ' I~ • • I-,_~ S1 I'MI, -~· 0., Joo. If, IHf W>f'l MAW!! WHAT ARE • IIOIIIl IIOCBI AIID unl APAiftWDIT· ... "'071, ................ ..-. •era t .... CIRI S 71 a Cwu•lllFI - .. I . . . 'l ull• r , ..., . . . . ......, IWM a 'le , ftlll ;alfeher • M .. l'lli .,, ,..... ••• aNI ..... t .... fir hlfUiah U.at-ft'C - """ •un NM!I 111 In d ..,. o•ITUAR¥ tiM••'· .,PICI ': NOURI ... .... .. · - ..... Dell:f tzlt ..,. .. tt• .... l'rl lal'f M ~· J A ' - .. · : . ·.. . . U'f ..:::."'..::.... a 1964 VOLKSWAGEN . . 2 Dl' tocol Own'!r. spotless clean, vinyl interior. orlginAI .tel black lini~h. R and H. Good titet, 1harp ' IIAKIA m.:m c c.. or lm1-lt-411c Fors.le FACI'ORY REPAIIIED WII>W OVAL TillES, 1Ulf81111ad. Satunlay at 7:30 p.m. Conolgnmenllo welcome. U yoo t!UO each. John W. Voa Mehave mercbandlle you do not Ier, Syracuse. m.n. need, bring II to Jolt. Alto and n.a..TFC we will aell It for you.' WileD you need sometblng, """'" to our auction. For mm !Dfor- . POODLE PUI'PJES, AltC 'I'OJ mation. call New Kaveu • mlnlatuiw. fiS ll!ld up. lllud .1. 1-li«C ....Ice and gr>OOIDIDI. ~ IIWIQ. 11 ' tre OPEN. CIZ1'ITII'S BEAUTY a...... ~. SHOP near Salem Center. Pb'I'ATOEB. !'bono-' 141-2114. Speelll permanenlr, ngular lillie .12.50 now flO, flO now "JO, ...... 'HJ.5M. 1-t-UIJ: PILE II loll ond lofly, colon retsln brll1lanco In cerpeb cleaned wltb Blue Luotre. Rent tleelrla. Sltampooof fl. IIUer Furniture. u-•!C . ' • AN' I<£1Cii A U!I!TLE 1\A>? 'TH'WAl~ I'ER? ' . .. .. fnsunftelt ' q All New la.clar .... •Cw . ,........... C.... •luiJsr r ~ tM ,....., .t MON. THall ;11 • 7,At,..'IA lit._.. · . J._ AUITitl I, C •MNI&..._ ., c. . . . . . . . cu.••• itt. If, P'tRISTOMI DLC 100 NIW TIIIAD-aLACKWALL, ; Real &tete For Sela ; · " IF OIJLY !1\0!JtQU£ , WO!JLD SIIOW A. LITTLE MORE AFFECTICI-J FOR Me ...e stereo. AM, PM radio. Thil bas lovely maple flnlsb, f speed changer, Take over paymanll of " per month or pay balo!MlO due fl02.15. Call tcml. 1-12.61J: face of our dear dad, and . have him back once more. We didn't know the pain he had or hear his final sigh: we only know he passed away without a last goodby. God gave us strength to face It, BIIDOB'I' PR1CE ........ and COUI'Ige to bear the NATIONAL 10Jid otate four 11111'11 lloao' .,..... .... track stereo tape recorder. blow, bot what it meant to llebt ............ INAIIpalt. fiOO. Pllone 9IUIII'I. 1-14-3k lose him no · one wilt ever Olllt. ' • . 1111 !mow. Sadly misled by his son, 19113 MOBIL HOllE, $5' s 10' SEWlloG IIAaiiNIZ, ret* with extenaloot, call ...... Paul, Margaret. and grancl- llee. 1111 ...... ..,. .. . 1-lf-lfc chUdren. Joyce and Paul MeDaniel. Jr. 1~1.6-IIJ: DACIISHVNDS. Australian Terend llonloe. We ' riers, poodlel, toy fos terrier lost ancl Found pupplel, AKC, two female terLOIIT. Olio dllmoad .........,t. riers, breetilns otock, • t u d JIJIC In 'llcllllty of Holtl . . .....tee for cocl<er soanlelo • tin. RonriL Pbono · - · peklngese, C&M KENNEL . POMEROY, phone JID.65C. 1-lt-411c LOST, brown, black and white rabbit dog with rollar. Lalt HAY. PHONE II5-3WI Cheller. Oblo. 1-tf.«p seen In Kroger's partlq lol. Answers to name of Ownp., Pllone !m-5117. 1-111-tfc 83 HONDA 300 IIIPOI' bonll< m.. li'Aft FARM 'I'IRE torcyele. a Mercury I pas. ~ .· ... . . n.et.ft'C . · -~ station wall<l!l. In !!God ' condition. reBIIIftlble. D or I WalltMTelw t.ono BottOm. """"" CIVIL WAR llOOKS, Notional ••. • 1-14-3k Geographic Magazine~, before .,., Comic boob, before 1155, reply giving all ...,.._ · ;wy Information 1o Box 11911 C., Rt. I, Calllpollo, Ohio. ' IOO.oot, , 1-14-3k .. miJ.--.... ....... ~~~J.e · ··~ ...,_.., ---·- Uwl" IS. 14 and 15 INCH NEW MUD AND SNOW TIRES, aloo light duty and heavy duty truck tire slnt!le .chal111, Pomeroy Molor Co.. phone flt!2126. 1-1~-atc · SWEEPER. IN LOVING memory ol our ELECJ'R()LUX complete set of alllochmenllo, dear fotber, Geofl!e A. Mclike new, pay oU a paymenllo Daniel, who pasaed away of " each, pbone IID-26115. nine years qo on Jan. II, 1-t.Uc 11151. Nine year& have pOised olnce that sad deY, when our dear dad was called away. STEREO RADIO conaole, f speed Intermixed changer. Today our hearllo are,heavy dual Yolwne control, 4 speUlor the dad we loved so dearer sound system, lovely wally; God knowS how much nut finish, take over pay· misl him. and count the tears manti of " per month or pay we shed. and wbllper that he balance .-ut. can 111U211. only sleeps; our loved one is 1-IJ-It< not dead. If all the 'II'OI'Id l'lerce. 1 M. M&.w Mil ............ t i111 U; ae. M U. • In Memory ..... ~ KIITHGOU • attr••• · . ... .-. . . . . . . ...... . a .,. . IN MEMORY of Raymond Spencer who .... killed In an automobile wreck In Wool. Columbia on Jan. II, 11161. I canilol say and wm not sa;, that be Is dead, be Is just """. With a cheery smile, and • wave of his hand, he bas wandered Into an · unknoWn land. · SINGER ZIG ZAG oqulppocl, · Sadly mlsaed by wile, l!l)>elyn, mooogramo, darnl, patcheo, and ·children. Joann, d!arleo etc., fl7.115, phone 91M1115. and Larry. . 1-1.6-1b: I~ to give, w~'d give it, yes and more, to see the EARLY AMERICAN I 11\1 ............. .... .._ . . ., ., .... ~ A.D .., f w were olD'B a. . . I'WMIIJ, ..,., ............. a...a..,. • Dlfr ~- •...,. c..n ., Oee •• """"' ..... c.atr. C*klo c... Pfe. J,t,MI, .......... M APARTMENT, bath, phone eMI. LIUI. ..-rKI at ,,.. 1 . . . . . . . Aldalrl4. vtr...... ..-: ..... II ........, ...... n.tll . . . . . . . , . . ..,. .. , _ . , . ~-lfe .... TWO ROOM l'llllb .· .. POP WtDI$ ON TH' 8eOS110 Of'llll , 10 · · • · . .. $1095 NEED EXTRA money. List of 11157 FORD % ton truck, V-1- AO'IUJI()IIILE bu- .... 50 lirmo wanting homework· TRAILER, Browno TraDer 250, 1250. one 45 INTERNA.........., lAIIt ,..... - · ers - hurry. Sen $1, Corman. TIONAL HAY BALER, $150, 'Ohio, .... llce*t Cl1l ..... Park, Mlnerovllle, 350 Groveport Rd., Colwnbwo, G. A. Deem, Racine, phone 1-1f.llc · lUIIe Ohio 43311. 1-16-lilp Pllone m.sm. 919-2'120. 1-ll-3tp ' . ~COAL Monza 4 Dr. Clran interior. good titet. Powercllde1 radio and t.cater. LARCE 11ft , _ IIIII !>1111 ..,.-t. -'7 ~ - MT. ALTO Aucllon Roue ucll ( I . . . .. . 1&. ILINO AM . tt ' 1961 CORVAlR ~toll* aI .,.,.. satr. JIDtr1IJ • ...._ . 11. 1111 ..W . . A rWII,.I' 1k C..._ .... After- ' 1964 CORVAlR lr. Qall It .,, .. J'IJ1III.-.:D ... & -. 'TATeq 'S"EYES WOUlD 2 Dr. New tires. clean interior , radio and beatef. ltd. t111ns. 1'\l.rq. fini$,b. " % ...... ...... ....... c...... , ...___ CAtO Of TMANill ( 'IE li!ANIN' AG'INST SECONT I DID YE sute101 our ' - . . . 1 . . . ..zlltl .,_.._....... ....1111 OP fiM . . . . . . . . ._. X JM .... IIJUnt • .f ' .....-ncz, •. · OKU' ' A.Ht:ZTI B'I'KL . Ua!'LA ' QOTPF WOSILUf· KDLLY · K t OPal r MALONE ' • �I - ofto ~· - 1 , 1-rw-MI<Idl<porl, 0,, Jan. JG, 196M Sawyers (CGIII"-d !IW\ PIC<> 1) ot haridltng a toll~tree. Jter Sawyers was non.commlttal. Ue aatd the aver_age daily traffic count there n:ow is 8, 600. vehicles and "that it could weH re(Jl'lre a [our-lane bridge.'• 4 •We· should not but!d for tlle horse-and-buggy era,'' Sen. Tay- . RUSTED OUT - Another view of~ corroded plate on the eye-bolt s cording to testimony ot Burl Sawyer. da.v in Charleston, W. Va. lor said. · Sen. J. Frank Deen\. R-Rltch- • Mr. Sawyers. Britain . . (CGnl!nuod from Page 1) mated $1:02 billion. · Wilson said the cancellation 'was estimated to yield total sav. lngs on the defense · budget of ibout $960 million between now and 1977-78. The wrangling over the Fill has been going on for months. Although the actual cost of the 50 aircraft themselves is eotlmated at $321 rntlllon, the ftgure of more than $1 billlon Includes spare parts, interest lhe planes and such Brltl'sh anade items as electronics which 'liQUid go Into tile pl.... c-.. Dec. 20, shows w L st eomplete inspection of the bridge was in 1951, ac"' tvirginla State Road Cornmlsstoner, at a hearing Moo- In Novomboe Tito, tile YIJ/jOOiavlan Comm... nllt loader .,..-ly molt holed by tile Chinese Commurilll re\ gime, arrlns WednelidQ' and Wll scheduled to .v f$lt ~ ndna lat.. er this \reek. Tbe. arms lnclucJ. • .ed . about, 1,000 hand gpnadol. • l Sill~ char&ICI 1ft a radio so6och l'rtw tho! Ce,rnl!odlan · Ins. • Anthl1!nY · regation today arter scoring key wins in a _series ol Supreme (iii Court decislOnS. L.: The high court, in rulings hand'· .' eil down Monday, affinned a SAJGO!'\ (UPI) _ u.s. and allied lower court order barring sta~ troops ha,.-e killed more than 5,- payments b,•; Louisiana to pu~ ooo North Vietnamese and Viet pUs attertding pr.ivate schools Cong in ground actlon the past and agreed to reVtew two cases two weeks. government spokes- from Tennessee and Arkansa~ men sald today. Much of the kill- challenging the pace oC sehoo 111g took place in battles aloogthe desegragation. . . • Laos-Cambodia border of Soutl) Vietnam, fighting that observers said ma.v nave prompted the resurgence or Communist action in Laos. VIet Cong terrorists Monday, slipped into Tan Tao village, seven miles west or sation, and machine gunned to death the local police chief, Nguyen Van Man. and the commander of a platoon o[ defense troops, Ngu,yen Van Tai. 1n the air, u.s. jet flRhterbombers CI c w 121 missions against North Vietnam Monday, striking near the capital or Hanoi and the major port city of Haiphong, spokesr;nen s~id. They said the pilots hit mostly in the southern panllandle where ~e cloud cover was more scattered and . WASHINGTON (UPI)-Tbenewly left bridges, barges aJ¥1 other ~Dt!!! aeeond ·&es&ion .of tbe 5UpPiy line targets exposed. •lOth Cortereu. embroiled in con.. .t::roftrsy from tbe openi~ gavel, DIVORCE ASKED ·bu sened notice on President A petition for divorce h a s Jobnaoll tbal his policies and proin Meigs County Combeen filed . arams are ln!oraroughttmethla mon Ple;Js Court by Austin B. loloctloo year. Campbell, Rutland, against Marsenators Wayne L. Morse, D- cia B. CampbeiJ, Alexandria, Va. . Ore•, am -Ernest Gruening, o- The plaintiff charges gross neAiuka, sought un&uccessfWly to glect of duty and extreme crubreak tile senate -~ent or not elty, doiJW tiuslnesa before the State d the union address by attemptNO QUORUM Ing to put In the record a peace Pomeroy village council did pelltlon calllrlg for u.s. wltllmeet Monday night for lack not .drawal rro!n Vietnam. The senate or a quorum. i)ad a, adjourn to stop II. or Industrialist Payne Vall~y ·Seeks ~,nate Seat ... ~ •·:,.;,,,'~. COLUM!lUS (UP))- lnduslrlallst Albci"t E. Payne or Sprlfll!neld obtained - Mooclay petitions• for the *epubliean nominaUon for the U. ~ Senate. · in Paul E . . Taylor, 39, Pomeroy, was reported In satisfactory con. dition today at V~terans Memorial Hospital wh!"re he was taken ror treatment of injuries suffer· ed Monday in an accident at the Phllip Sporn Plant near New Haven. TaYlor suffered chest injuries and contusions and abrasions when a dozer he was operating hit a hole and turned over. He was transportf.'d to the hospital by Foglesong ambulance. v ~ AntJnmels The nd1o . . . . . . . . . till Al:&azw ....._ bridle fa ..,. ..,., IUid llld ... ''11\11 llllt CI'OII , M,"bheboon-~-· 17--. ."'-110· 01111 'F. SOtputNI,CIIIJie ki!'V·wtetl ~ Flnn, .. Ra'rlobiq, Pi., llle ..... - - b): llle otdo llo;>or\- . . "' ._,....,. tO ~.hock llle loolo!Jo, fDIII IIIII ..._.., •owe , _ - , . Q> lndleiDtn IIIII' ""' llle brklp io ...-." Tllo ~ollerwu.--toc~10 buool bio foon ot lhe lritre'o oalotr _, Ob.enott.., olal!i'od<,.,._J.i, 12-noon MOdltiY; • Oldo Sold ••'l'here ·h luo'llrf4lt .. Jlot - a ltt:a. ~ LOCAL TEMPSdel'""\ Tbe teJ~~peratureln PomerOY at 1 11 a.m. . \lllder """W !ildes was • . , Stlt.INIA"' . .,'"' · - from lbe ...... llo It JIIPIVI ff~ ol the talk . . the birl<lp bob1l ....... .... orlid-frolll ~·I 9111 Jllllntoql ,10'- . o l l l t -lnlllt0C110rolelll lhe IJOIIoltal, • plw o1111o . $25,000 Loss Estimated in Burned Barn Untllld He had been in failing health for the past five months. He had been employed, at tJ:Ie Vanadium CorP. New Haven forl4years. Ml'. Adkins was ·born Feb. 26. 1910 at Letart, son d. the late John and Ina May Fry ildklns, He waS _a niember 1 or the Big Black B8cker5-'0f Pt.. Pleasant aM a form"r manager of ·lnde .. pendent ~Hball telJII15 in Ma!lon YASON - I.ooseo wve ~m- ol tll5,000 U lhe reiiU!t ot o iire" ;::..,~ tbe doJr7 bom Ill~ Cook lit 8 p, '!'- 1 XUoa- or Al1llouJJh lhe 'born - a -.p!ete looo, at heal <ll - ,..,.. ,.._ • tho blazlnirboiiJdhv.Sincoltwutmpooolble lliOnd to - tho · - · illoy ..,, drl-la the 11 10 • J>om by Boraard Cook. . SOuth:to , .. t:i F!- .UJNG-BE,LL Free ·POWs · • --·~ <~ .,. • ·~ ' - .... • OEf} -Gran.t to OU Of Ultt~I,N KIT~H.~~ . . . . $17·0 ,954 .is 1pprove~ :. 1:- . ap"p/isncss A $170,9H V, S. 0111.,; 0t - d Boiald projoet in - · : . Eomoaiic Oppcntunl~ 1f1111 hU with tile lllllveri!Q>'o Col- . · • aWardld Oh!ci Untv;roUJ - for ~ I04li!ori ot Ito Com. miiiiiiJ Seht.eeo · Ollleo. Tho CSQ , Ia an arm ot 111e llllver~~~ • . . . _ lbr Bqloool no. velopnent. Receipt (11 lilt traiJdq: llld teeilnl~al llliollilc:e III"IDt Will lop (11 Edicatlon, a rural oe- • tlon for bettor cmlllliDOr dtYel-1111 UJd • 11nt1oo ~D~ownor act1m - Joel. CSO nelllllly broualrt loiltiiO( repre-voo ot g """"'IIIIV' action boonlo to lOrin tilt Soul!.: e1otora 01110 Aillanee Cor Com. . miUI!cy Aetloa. :fhe AJH..,.. - vea as a poll~ advloory boon! to lho CSO Ia ita _ _ ,. lllllOIIIIOed biO!Jio Prooi-Vor· non R. Al!lin, - uld lilt jlincl. iliC pennlta iiiieriiiCII ol CSO throUih the oad or lilt year. C!IO aolloto 28 oountieo ot Thlo or - 1 1· Apiaellinn OhlotDibrmtngCOJDa aetloa _.aoo lllld Oido .Unt~; _,..olilp · ,' ,, UTO u. ~ ..,n·s •. 992.5560 .Miololllport, 0. . ~Jar Nld Wolt~wlll fenee lh. at... ' •• e1:11 tM Olio . lllde ot lbe brldp ID . _ peGjlle Mo.lolkl--·· ............,_ lmo!m brl4le Ollllnoor finn, Flowers MARRIAGE LICENSES ...,....llid. "''llln ·be ...... 1 0 - mat-.R:e Jobll. Hopefuls Meet.in \ €apital Mr•. • .. ·11!10 ·"' IIIIo - MIJelkt • Kulera ...UI I ellmbed over aDd '"""'.. au erllleal palatO . . lhe brldlo. - - IIJeoier ltul~ bridle• . ''OUr ._n will ~ nm.For George Eddie Horner, 22, Coolvllle and Judy Ann Westfall, 20 'needsville· Richard Allen P~yton, 21, ~xter, and Sandra Sue Jeffers, 18, Syracuse. wu.w.- - reiollall10 1110 olltot;r ot lldo.!ao. . ..... lrJo .. - -... lllo Nld ilo ... In tliO' ......... ot tho )IOdollal, ... tho .......... Ia tho floor ![l the l>rillllll .. ......,.. 'l'll!lllu Ill ...... .., 0r1a1na1 ......... ____ ~ ---- willie olreaolr baviJw mado on oral nport Clllhe brldp'o Aftty, will -.pi""' Ito lrrltltn repOrt wltlllll n,o' 01' ·- . the . ft will lni:hdt . lllnll -~ Oil lllde 8lld ........... In lito .............. ot tile ................. so...-..s: lloar ot too llridlo, ~ Hospital, Payne '62 , Said he would circulate the '_,P¢t:Jtions himself to get a plaO.·:I..., the. May GOP ballot along with state Atty. Gen. • . William · B. Saxbe, the party's County, . endorsed . candidate. Rayne " ia ~ He ls sUrvived by ~ .1ister. b\ldtCI'"'OI tlle" Paytie Tool ·& E11o M¥a. vJriloto'tlolland, J:eoi,;', Rt• glneertng Co. 2· five brothers, Clarence and ' VIrgil, bot!l or Letart; George Funeral serviceS for Nelle D. W,, Robert and Carl T,. all ol Tracy, 84, or Pomeroy, who died · Pt. Pleaq.nt. Several nieces aiKI Monday afternoon at the VeterVETERANS MEMORIAL ans Memorial no spital , will be · HOSPITAL held Thursday at 2 p.m. at E¥£,\dmltted - · April Haggy, Nutillg Chapel with the Rev. Glenn land; Wilda Bropn, Ru~and; LJn.. HUes officiating. Burial wtll ,!Jc da Bet!, l.angsviiJe:' Paul E. Tay. in Beech Grove Cemetery. toi- Pomeroy; Flora Knick, Porn• . A bookkeeper at the Sugar Run er0y· Eloise ·White, Pomeroy. Flour Mlll for a numberolyears, DlschargeiJ,i .l Paul Tayl·><', she was preceded in death by l<t:'Mneth Rfl\tJJ,)oel Sorrell, Carl a gran'dSOII, Larry Wildermuth, Schultz, AprH llaggy, J a m e s In 1959. R'/l'sh, eva Klllf'· Survivors include a son, Ger. tdd Wildermuth, Pomeroy; a daugt)ter, Mrs, Ruby Hartung, Columbus; three gr~dchildren, Donna · Nibert, Galhpalls, and ' Ronald and Bruce Hartung, C~ light Jumbus, and two great-grandchil~ dren Tina and Todd Nibert, Gallipolis. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. Nelle D. Tracy. Dills lin M6ndiiy •mn.lllfrllllll .... -. .......... ._... _ _ _ bioil . DISCHARGE$ Allen D. Aeree. 1 Edwin E. Brown, Janet L cal4ftll, Mrs, Jamea T. Fo.&;r, 11r1.. Marllord R, Huttm, Mrs. ~ G. Miller, Mn. DeljJhla )'lo&le, Ea~;l Conrad, Chorlel E. Shbm, Mr•. M. dim~ O'Dell and tnfantoon. ~ gr"•· ..,.... ... 'llliaFf. Z 14 • Mrs. John w, Morrow, Pl."'-· sant, dallllbtor, f!24p.m. Mond,y; Mra. Alfred E. Harper.• JaekiQU, aon 7:50p.m. :Monday." Adk"IDS ·. ,elday Ma..,;; Cancellations In Dozer Accident . ' · Onday Dies M state and predicted occasional snow. Ourries over northeast Ohlo. DtirtJng snow was expected to continue. The state-wide death toll in the season's worst snow stonn • A meeting of the l\.liddlcport stood at 22 today atier five men Llterary Club scheduled for \Ve<J... suffered heart attacks MDOO~ nesday at the horne or Mrs. Em- whUe shoveling snow in Cleve· erson JOnes has been postponed land area. until next week. The bureau said Ohio would come under Ute influence ot a A meeting of Magnolia Temple, Pythian Sisters, announced slowly moving centet c:l tdgll for Thursday evening, has been pressure Utat would bring "!alr weather'' to the state. n was cancelled. e,q>ected to result wanner I ' The meeting or the Middleport telnperatures Wedne.sday. Garden Club scheduled Wednesday evening has been cancelled . Paul Taylor. Hurt . SCE~ M~OV,E liOn, P*. 'WEDNESDAY. JAHOARY 17, w. oeem, Portload;.M n. Pomeroy, ' ' .._. In MiddlepOrt SundaY, night were taken by time exposure under street lights. ~er the heaviest f~ll ot. snow had subsided. · ~ TilE W ;:;:;o;o;;o:·::·····o·o;. ·o;o;:·:;o;:;:;o, ·: · ·...... ;.· •.·.·:·.· PO.y.EROY-MJQOI.B'ORT, OHIO II!RT!l!i .· The weather bureau said it would n.. hftl •AI f¥7Jw Mrs. Chorloo W. Warth, Rl. 3 Because of the heavy &flowfall over the weekend and the . resulting interruptioo or phone service, the slgm.lp ~adJlne ror tile water sub&crlptlon being or~ • MpheW! alao ,.urvt.ve. ~ fered by ttie ,l..,eadlns Creek Con.. , fUneral services -.yill be Wedservation DL!ttrlct has been ex· • li!<o . . 11 2 p.m. in Crow-11111· tended rroni Jan. ·16 to Friday, 1 sell FUneral Homo. P.t. PleaJan. 26. . ,_, oiml. The Rev. 0, H. C4rder and Anyone interested tn sl6' ....ng R,v, John IcenhoWer will omfor the service is asked to conelate. Bllrlal will he In ihe Suntact Miller Brotliers Groce.l')', crest CemeterY. Rutland, 742-5024:; Evel,yn's Gro. ri. RLEASANT - William E, l'rleridi may call at the fUneral eery, state R~e 124, 992-3947 or the Leading; ~eek Conserv., Adkins, 57, of Letart, home ~be7 p.edm. '""•• to""'Z' Dona ancy .Uistrict office ln person (Boone) W'~ va., Rt. 2, where he lived at tlons may m e . 'l"'e 1 \Jr telephone 742-5922. lhe "home of his brother, Clar- C~ Cancer Fw>d in lieu ol ence Adkins~o died Monday even.. .. nowers. lng at · 6:52 p.m. at .Pleasant continue to be cloudy. over the Dewfsrl n, lEE.- . northeastward. ' NO. 196 l'ollleror; Emmett Alben•; Dlnlel R. Pe .. a.Jclltr; , A1fnd KennOd)l, Rt, ~ H-..; Jao11Balley,JIU H. Tobel'l, Oak Hill; • carolyn B. town-, )V_el .... ; Chor• les L Sprouse, lit'<l h<k,l!)n: Mrs. Alf're<!' E, H8l'P'!r• JOCkiCXI, I By Uqited Press Jn~matlonal Winter dropped its snowy grasp on the Buckeye State today as the stonn center that dumped from four to 17 lnchea or snow moved VOL. XX • Chorleo W. Warth~,.lit. 3 IS rights attorneys were armed •ith new legal weapons to push lor a speedup in school deseg- ent1 I . . . . Ill 111< f..t IIIII I les IL BU't, Rt. 1 Porneroy; "~Oinrmrilta ljJianned to '1Jlow Phnom· P~ llk;y hilh" in an eltort w' lfio . Yuaoalav leacJ. Over 5,000 :::::~:, ;::;)=:~;: .Merc'!,ry to . ..... M'f )Ve upward Sumup . -e·· . Date · Enemy Die WCd neSd ay Now oh Jan. 26 In 2 We e k - • \ for K. Grata,IIUII_...; Mr.,Chl(- kJII' · .,._ -'"* ,, .............. ....... .. olllaa._, _ _ Rl, ~~ Mrl, Edpr G, Cllno, Rt. 1 Crollll Cli~l !lin. Claro J. Lambert, lit. 1 c_,. Cllrl MIUOftl Re)'liOidSi -~ Carl w. stowr, "111urmur,llirll . . A. Speneer, Galltpolhli Fen"Y; Mrl• .))e:elyn. Akers, Rt. t PlinY. w. Va.;. Mra. Cllftord Mlllblr, Pl. Pleuant; !oln, GeorP J. Lowther, Rt.. a Albany; KeMith Clarl<, Rt. 1 Kldd!"""'"" Jonlli· 'er bllt he ' d!d"not m'ontlon bl111o 1 'Jeli as being a target of a,s.. Stormy Session For LBJ Seen \ t l~ted girder ot the suver Bridge, taken on 0::es le suggested the 9t8.ie would ~exposed to many damage suits unleSI it could be determined of God." " .., could not answer that now, Aid Sawyers. Sen. Deem also questioned the commissioner about an alleged statement that he (Mr · Saw)'era) made that the bridge was design~ so tt could not be overloaded. "If t made that statem~t and 1 don't recalJ making it - I wouJd retract it now," said ADM!SSIOt.."'i , Mrs, Danlse 11, Nltchel1 1 146 llodgewood Dr.: Mrl. JoOOJill II, Webltar, l4 Pottamo.th Rd.; J, t:vw, It Modi""' Me.; ...... Charles 1,. Selby • Eunlii'star Rt.: Shod)" ~. K~ ..,rlnc ~"dream" ~ to Cambodia. by JICQIOIIno Mr. the bridge eollapse was an "act vi- ot An(loor deftnltely would build a four • laue rep)i:lcement bridge and wtle- Uler It would be ..,11 on I'l!dlatrleo Word. u• ity load would this measure be eonsldered. Sen. Taylor asked If tile SRC A., 1i0L~J!ll IIOiiPITAL: Vloitl'"' houn %-4 11-.d 7-8 p.m. Parei\U PHNOM PENII (UPI) - CambOdian aull>orltloo today ~ ed llndlrlg a hup Communlot u1111 ache 1ntencl6d for In as••liMtlon attempts agalnlt Prl~ Slhonook and Prell- Jotfp B~ TI!o! ol YugoaiAvl&. · Pollee said the arms • e r e rOIJIICI among lhe ancient rulfto capac- Now You Know • U~covered to lloe collopoed brid(e !~!lore heavy tr\tld:lntrlcpredominatt!:s. Mr. S.W)'erl a.clmltted there "" ..,1y (Qur per1110nont welgl>t ·l t&tlonJ ln the .state and uwe'll hl.ve to consider more JlOl'l," Tb• P.,nlbUicy ol rostrlctln( Ull11tlnr 011<1 welllht Umlto on ' brldps was posed by Del. D"ody Smirl. R-C.!)ell'. Mr. Sawyers sold ooiJ' If ~ bridge Is not capable Hospital Grenades For Tito ·,_ \ > I t. mllliU' , actllln lal<leo, NoiiJh. borltoad Y<lUtit C!>1'P1 and mnt .. vorolty lo IOniag 11 a . _, . · for ruta1 ueos ol lilt·· nation. · -PI•>!Jiis. ~ 17 ""''""""~ · - .... andel ore .,U'riint17 bola& -- - · ~ :,,· •• 1'!111 ~ IUid ~· -~ Pi::Otrllnlt """"""" ilif¥ liedao ·- art- -Oin1 oueh ao VJa .,.. •llaod Slart ul lnlormattoriil ' and lldinllllatntl" u o l -• . Tbo om.. . ' allo ' ........~• • ~ Up.. . . .~JJ?\'f. . 1. Pro..- Alden oliO a. Ruriol Retloaal c..,.;. muntty Aetloa Seminar Q> J>O . held Ill 'Feb~. - - 1>7CS0 ... 1110 Alllmee. Tbo ~ IIIII will eopiore llle olf..U..,. nt.. ol roi1Q1111 olforlo In ~ · muntty aetloa' tliroulllout 't h • •· J¥11on. . . . '·' ' • .' .; ... ~ \ ..,. .... ·• ,, r· • ··D riv,el:-. .Cited to Court; 1 ' I• DON'T BE RUSIIEJli:'ITO J:JST ANY , · Mrs• BeegIe Dies Tuesday Funeral services for Mrs. H,rry Beegle, of Waupum, Pa .• a (ormer Meigs Coun~.'y resident, wtlo died early thi s morning in the Elwood City Hospital, El. wood Cicy, Pa., will be held Thursda.v at 11 a.m. at t h >e ...:Ma'rshall Funeral Home ther~ ~trifh the Rev. George Molder 0(1. , ·. •ftc'iatlng, Burial will be in the ' . ::~linton Cemetery there. · ' ":!·· .SUrvivors include her hus~~nd, Uarry; a daua,.,ter, Mrs. lJlobert Seaburn· a son, Jtichard .~;Leroy Beegle, 'and eiltlt grand:~' '~dren all or Waupum; three ' ·. '{tlJ!t,rs,' MJss Dorothy Leifheit, .tPrJenl:· Mrs., Harold Johnsonr -; ~ps:Jn;dJeJd and Mrs . Harry n:~-:· ·wt:• Pome;oy, Friends may c<l.ll ,•Ill 't~~~ t'uneral home &1\YI.lme. AUTOMOP.!LE FlNA.I\JCtNG, DAMAGES JUST MINOR MEIGS GENER AI, Minor damages were caused IIOSPIT~L . to a car pal;" ked on Second st . 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