http://66.213.69.5/files/original/543450d98481c78f3cf3095d1677638b.pdf 000e6c10747701ad57cb1c73dc242436 PDF Text Text l ,, !; • Sunday Tlmes,Sentlnel, Sun41r, Fe.brulry 20, 1986 · · I . . ---· . .. . . ' . K~rr. . .. . . ·-· ..._,...... ... ../." .. ·····,....~ . "'· ~:;;.,.:...:.,;· ·· · -- · ...... ,.,. !'I A;----~.---- ' '· . ' \, '~;,' ' I l 0 ' ~ 1(.~.~~ "f., 1 . ·\;;, ..,,, •, ·~ E. D. M,l • • ·hies or(l I ) <t I ' • ' ~... ~~ .,o " ' ~::; ~ ~:;, 1 ' . o~s.;. ------------------~;;: fMi CEN1J ' \ ·, POINT PLE~! D. McFarland,\! 'Va. died at hOIX i>.m. of a self;li '.j\>obnd. Mason l illi,_r Eshenaur l!l lhe death. ·Mr. McFarlani spllldent over ill ina to relath•es,. l•nd told the Sb m<nl she was lyfi in the living roon 11111 Mr. MrPorla .~ . ' ... I l>ectroom wlwn sht THE EAIITBIIN HALF or the naUon, lrom the Clllltldian border to tbe Deep Soulb, was chilled today by a man of record· • producing cold llr parked over the upper Midwest. International Fall•, Minn., suffered through the seventh straight day of below zero temperatures. It was 20 wuay at degrees below zero ,_. Grand Forks, N. D., but the bitter cold appeared to be easing although sun maintainIn& a grip on 13 states from Maine to Montana. stomar h with a volver and was ( ambulanc·e a rriv~ mi nut~s later. MeFarlcmd was t hanlr. He was b Countv . Dec. 5, l th• late and His fj Susan. died in I~ Mr. Mr~arland. Surviving are hl !'ii sons. Harry of David and Marvi New Haven Que(Jt l ~i laf'\rl . N Eb:nt: Fl•.. ond F.dwart ght•rs. Mrs. enit ler. Co l u mbu~,. Bu•hnell , Lo11g Is N. Y.: one broth• Mr!!. Nora Wagner N. Y.: one brothi! Tragedy Stalks US Airmen SAIGON (UPH - U.S. millla· America• rlfies and macblne Pbu military barracks and demilitarized aone and . . ry l(lOkesmen today reported' guns. storage area 145 miles ROrth- Thanh Hoa radar lite. , heavy bombing of targels in .S. Navy and Air Foree west of Hanoi. U.S. and Vielllamese p~ Communi!! North Viet Nam planes Sunday new seven Poor weather prevented ac· flew 352 combat sorties ill lilt while tragedy continued to stalk misslolll over North Viet Nam, ettrate damage reporls. Among South. " U.S airmen in lbe South. Five a U.S. military spokesman lite target.a were the Due 'lbo The collision of lhe hit Americans were killed and 12 reported today. They struck stJpply area II miles southwl!lt helicopters occurred &....... injured ill lite collision of two military and communications of Vinh, Loe Mia and Som Ma afleroooll about 20 . . . Army UH·lB "Huey" helicop- target.l from soullt of Vinh, oa storage depots five miles to the northeast of Saigon. Det•lltl lll!<!!liJi!UIM il 1 .. .,.. near Sa1gon. • •"• ters the coast 40 m1'1es north of lite west, the MuI Da Nhla truck were 10t i mrned'1atel Y .,...,. Better &el ued ID II - lfo Viet Cong guerrilla• meaR· 17th parallel, to the Olen Bien park 45 miles north of the ble. «•"'C 1D be eold II Oblo lor while have unleashed beavy The accident site was botll It .t ....I lite .... day .. ... mortar attacks against widely miles from th• scene ., • AD arclfe air ...... elaac .. scattered American and South helicopter crash last ,...k the ollie over lbo wooko... Vietnamese targets throughout wh1ch claimed the tives .. kl!efllul temperalum well ill- the South 1• lhe last two days. seven Americalll. Amoq tltflll MORZINE, FRANCE - Tna 1 low lnHinl durlac 1111 .., Onl~ light casualties were were two Army nurses and and ...r \be zero marb at reported in nine separate Cnpt. Albert M. Smith, fl , soa pence said today they bave or·, Dillbt. mortar barrages reported toof United Pr.., lntemationol rested a kleptomaniac dog. '!be : 1 Overnight lows l!a!tday alibi da~ AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - Gen. Earle G. Wheeler lo· White House correspondenl dug, a German abepherd, is beaoo early today rupd lrolll U.S. Army lsi Cavalry day listed a record 1,600 defections from the Commun· IMerriman Smith. lieved to have stolen dozens of fr1gt~ sb at Toledo tn II II Division troops participating in ist Viet Cong in January as a possible early sign of articles ra~~~lng from clothing CIDCIDIIIld. c.Jambu report- operation White Wing-Masher victory in South Viet Nam. to ski poll!l. ed nine, .U.Oa 11, 1D11 DIJ· 300 miles northeast of Saigon Wheeler, chainnan of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, He cqll8hl red • banded too 1%, the UPI reported. reported another 34 Viet Cong said hi a speech prepared for the Texas Civil Defense or full·mouthed-as be trotted kllled in fierce hand-to-hand Conference that the defections were accompanied by throu&h the SJtOW at the Alpine coJrbaL In one battle, Viet "an increasing willingness of Vietnamese peasants in resort town in eastern France Cong disguised as bushes many areas to give infonna· e&rryin& • jacket containing a chorged Up jungled slopes tion about the Viet Cong." still ~riously disrupted, and large sum of money. The pro"screaming like crazy men" In "Final victory or defeat the (VIetnamese) Blltiblry ex· 1 ~!m~~~-:, ':: :rdl~ ~~ f M d frantic efftX'II to escape 1 u.s. deSopethndsViotnn the ability tedof thbe p~ns:o~. program is proFessmg him to rt, official said ROYALTY - Pam Dav1s, daughter o r. an ambu!h. u e amese, ass1s Ysow y. EN ROUTE WITH HUM· cou ' an · · Mrs. Eugene Davis of Letart Falls, and Karl Russell, Some of the Communists llteir allies and ,friends, to Wheeler said "U>t;, outcome is ph;ey IUPI) _ Vice Pre• KENOSHA WIS· _ AMEKI· son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell of Antiquity, were shouted "ceaselire, GJ." as assure the loyalties of tbe .stilll!l the balan.ce. Thou~. h• ident Hubert H. Humphrey sal4 ' . crowned queen and king of the Seeond Annual Beaux they charged into lite fire from people, primarily through the stressed econom1c and pohticat l toda inclusion of the Commu. can Motors Corp., by far lthidiS Arts Ball of Southern High School saturday night. The MIAMI (UPI' _ .... _ at•·· application of non-military pow· !actors~ he showed DO .'endency 1l nlst YViet Con• ,_ a South city's ltu'flesl , n rted m . to a Fre ncb completed today, the,.,.web ... to avmd the l¥0rd "viCtory·" Vietnamese coalition • "' govern. I' 9500 prod employer, ctl ke ato- h'lg h sc h ooI au d't I onum was co ve of er. he sa!'d , I ~y ~mid uru! :m::s "the village for the ball sponsored by the French club. Bill circumstantial evidence wltb Howe~er, Wheeler ·~,id, "the •. "Vi~~ry, h?we~er, Is &j ment would be "like having a k1 be U JDw.. Zerkle was chatrman and Eddte Lou Howery, teacher, which it bopes to send blonde p1cture IS not yet rosy. must be s11d, 11 we sbould1101 in the chilken coop" or "an :~ Yyear is faculty advisor. Candy Moesier and her strap. "The Viet Coog still comprise fad to win this campaign, the[ arsonist io lite fire d~rl·• •uc al '•"' off • ,_ ping nephew M<lvln Lanr a !trong, skillful, determmed next would he fought on Iess1ment ., . 90 ...-. arou'""' ,run. .-,'ftftl ltw:MJR. !iiH'I.Ittav· ii!WBWU\'i'WIII ' military force of over IIIMOOO d t t t t · ()l'Od~lillon workers In MllwauCCI IS Powers, to the electric chair. • .. ow, a va~ ageous erms, a grea erl Humphrey, who Wll ftylog ·- kee, ~uces auto badlu Postponed Game ie The alate rtl~ . ill east be said. cost m blood and tre~oure. and1lr•m Wellington, New ?.ellland! and Wedn d -· Ni-'- . "alnst the •IIIR -••ll1111 On our side, th~ Vletnar_tl.ose with "¥'ftle lowered m the !reel to Manila dismissed a propo!!f( es ,BY' l'i"f' her alleged ooeetlaotli ltver · · · ~ . Is ~ •. ~tlk:ll world and enhanced ln lite by Sell. ~ F, K.l.• ..t Do American Motors saldlt was · Pomeroy H1gh School Prlncl· after presenting Ill ?Oih WK· Funeral services for Carl C.I proet!ueo and macb1aery are Communist world. N y h · · Htl~y, rf laying off il8 production force pal James A. Diehl today said ness, 8 bank cashier in Powers' Manley, 88, Midrtleport, who · m~nt ~ •:nc~u:'~ c'::'m!~~.~ ...cause lnveniOries were too ' arrangeme~ts !rave heen made hometown, who teotlfied Pow· died 1ft Veteralll M~mor~al, hos-wuld brio an end to the Viet far .U..ad of sales, which have Ifor the twice • postponed bas· ers had written a chock without ()!tal Sunday momtng, Will be Nam hostiU~es not been up 10 npectaUons this . ketbal! game agamst Southern having a bank account there held Wednesday at 2 p. m. at ,.1 do 1 bel' h ld ear It said the same thing at The Stale lfighway Patrol In· High School to be played this Candy 46 and Powers ·29 the Christian Union Church of no •eve we s ou ~ itme ot a Christmas time jvestigated an accident in Meigs Wednesday night. are ac~sed'ot lhe stab-m.:ro..: Mtddleport with the Revs. :r: w~i::ei~~t:lon f~ layoff . County at 8.50 a. m. Saturday The game, on the Pomeroy of multimilllenaire Jacques Odell Manley, Charles Rodgers a . .. c . eo a e . - -. ion Rt. 124 in Syracuse. Marty floor, was once postponed by Mossier, Candy's husband, In and Edis?" Weaver, officiating. arsemc, the VIC< prestdt'llt VERDUN _ FRANCE WAS L. Morar1ty, 16, Syracu~e, was snow and then later because of the pr<Hiawn hours of June .30. Burial Will be in the Gravel LOS LUNAS, N, M. IUPI) - !he father of a U.S. told an Impromptu neWI , c:ted to Meigs eounty Juvemie high water. Diehl Sllid lhe ,.... 1964 Hill cemetery Choshlr•. soldier w~~ .thre~ htmsel! on 1 Vtet Cong ha~d gren· conference before deparli• reminded anew Sunday of war, court for left of center . . · ' , ade, sacnf1cmg h•s own hfe to save four of hts Army New Zeaand. t bloodshed and 400,000 French: If' 'd M 1i ' !led serve contest WIH begm at ,7 The state wltnm was a He was a member and • first buddies said his son was a generous boy with "too much Humphr<y hao vlolted more men killed In the Fe&lesl ha~ 0 lcer& '"' orar Y pu nd p. m. and the varSity game Will crewcut young man, Thomas A. elder of the Chrtstiaa UIIIOD courage " · . th h 11 d P . --~ . out of a private dmeway a 1start at 8·15 Do I sh' 0 f "· W b Ch ch 18 H [ . an a a ozen ac11 IC Ue 1n human memor; - Ver· struck lite rear wheels of 8 ~ · p. m. Ye, ca Jer "'" e ster ur years. • was preThe 21-year-old soldier, Army Spec. 4 Daniel Fer· Asian natiORo, including S.. dun. truck driven by Edwin A Cross iii!il "".JJt>W'"" .II\ . '""'"' Stale Bank In Webster, Tex., ceded in death by 1 daUJhter, l nandez, died Friday protecting the other Gl's in his Viet Nam oo his tour but ... .. In Pari.! and Verdun simple 155 acine There was he~vy da: Bobb ' S wlrherile Plowersb I operawt"!~ a MaSggl~ EIDOr inManley. th squad from a grenade which landed among them while showed fe~ signs of <atigue .. , . · y 8 ugges t'100 a er sa e1 us ne8S. ...,,er urv1vors elude ese th re r d · ceremonies were held to mart mage to the car and none to Is 211 'I th I Hou ton h'ldre 'lli C S ey we 0n a p e . awn I he •mbarked for U Philtipo the 50th anniversary of the U•c truck. No one ~as injured. Termed Unrealistic t ,m~es Msou le o ~ c I n: WI am .• yracuse; patrol 25 miles north of Sai· '' He liked h~lping others," his pines, a staunch U.S, "'ly In 4111 Nile E Thom son 41 Rt 2 WSHINGTON (UPI) - S.n. sea o e ass r accep Rev. Lawrence, Charles, Mrs. gon. father , Jose Fernandez Ill Los fight against Asiaa <ODIIltll< 0 1 ~"'~ ~ ~ Vl~un ~a':": S~rdis ;truck a~d killed a dee; Robert F. K•nnedy's proposal C.,. .• top .co!IIjlRuy of Moss- Lucille King, Mr1. Ruth Sm1th, Femandez. a r~leman with Lunas said Sunday. "I feel that nism. '"'·" ~ or artdi ear~ ' lltat r~n in front of his car at that the Communist Viet Cong ler •. banking and financial and R<v. Odelt Manley, all of the :l.'ith Infantry Division, has the circumstances made him _ d a sobwtetlre 12'45 p m Saturday nn Rt 7 share power In any postwar emThpi!'O, bee Middleport ; Emogene Gilmore, been recommended by his divi· this because he was a gelll'!'ous k1ellredmanm thso500ers e • ay a e, . . . · " , e c k In quesllon was 26 · 1 th Med 1 of H boy - very generous and aI. b th F h , I V~ four and four-tenths miles north Saigon government has drawn, lgned " " Columbus·, . Slon or e a onor. dul held rene l&rrlBOII a r· of the Silver Bridge at Kanauga heavy fire from the Johnson[' nd Lane. Powers Moss~er ren, 10 Fe&! grandcbildren, When be died, the younger ways volunteering lor son•e-1 un e • Th . al d' d 1 b . administrallon a ' accordmg to previOUS two brollters, Corbett Fernandez bad less llttlll a year I thing." • anlm was !spose 0 Y Two of the· Presidents k testimony, had been made out Vrest Columbia, and , left in his Army enlistment. H• The elder Fernandez said SAIGON - SOIJ'I1I . VJET. Kenneth L. Tomlmson, ~lha advisers Undersecretary ~ h~miedly al an airline ticket Middleport. had planned to go to Texasl had feared "something like this namese Premier Nguyen Cao county. game protector. ere State G. W B II nd wmdow In Houston as Powers Friends may call at the after his soldiering days were would happen." Ky today announced oreallon of was mmor damage to the car. eorge , a a rushed to catch a plane for log Funeral borne until over and become a rancher- ' 11 new cabinet level pats, IV~ekend arresls by the pa. Mc~~e Bundy, bollt of Miami. Other witnesses had Wednesday when the bod the same business his latber E-R UNIT CALLED 00 promllled that delnocrstic eiO. trol mcluded: Thomas W. Bond.,. ;h~~ so '";'ed as lop aides said Pow•rs arrived in Miami he taken to lite church, y fullows in N•w Mexico. Dana Welch, tions would be held in 1967 and 23, Rio Grande, speedmg, cited "' senator 1 late . brother, about f p.m. June 21. Mossier was transported to Alva. Kall. 59, a res(. 1d Horace said he would not he a candl· to municipal rourt Feb. 21 : We~> j John F: Kennedy, diSI~nssed the , wao otabbed to death around 1 Ch h d IN . dell L. Rossiter 22 ~ Scottown, suggeslion as unreatislic. I :4' a.m. Ju•• 30. REAIJ8 CAMP CHURCH BURNI!D Memorial Hospital at 6:25 a. m. enl o es Ire an a re . d.l "• at thai "me. " • ·~ CLEVELAND (UPII - Fire Sunday by Pomeroy Iarmer who had been entpltiJiitl' momuffier, cited to municipal The state presented a series COLUMBUS (UPli caused an estimated $11,000 squadmen. He was at the Gallipolis Stat.• llllllt1iW• Ky told.• . bconference SQUAD CALI)'.:D OUT witness•• to testify a•-·t L. Russell of the past 10 years, d,.d .,..,.. ·-•~ b etnews hethe. Jcourt Feb. 21 ; Robart L. Prii!Ce, """ re~ ~· Sunday at lite Spring· released. ~ew. ca '" JO 5 ":ere lng 18, Ashland, Ky., passing over Middleport E·R "tUadmen Powers' hurried trip to Miaml j who retired as captain from Baptist Church on Lhe Sunday morning at his 11oa.1 tnstiluted to strearnlme the a yellow line on a c!D've, bond· were summoned at 6:41 a.m. the night before Mossier was Ol!io Highway Patrol after East Side. · A1TEND SCHOOL I Mr. Kall was born at CheabiN go ;l'fnment to be~ carry outed to appear Feb. 21 ; Howard Sunday for Horace Kail, Chesh· killed. [)·ears of service. today Bob Fisher, lob Byer ~pnl 10, HMI6, so.n of the* social and econotruC reforms W. Russel~ 46, Middleport; Lola ire, who was dead on arrival of came superintendent of NOW YOU KNOW Bru• Mills of Middleport attend George Kail, and IS surv1•ad• promised by U. S. and VIetnam- L. Joseph, 23, and David L. the unit. The unit was also rail· CONTF.sT CONCLUDED state's Zaleski Youth The titula of WI! rd ed • Southeastern Ohio hiS mother, lllrs. Leora:· "· hoot S d ese leaders at the recent Ht110- Darst, 22, both of Pt. Pleasant, ed at 8:39 a. m. Sunday lor Mrs. A recent carrier coolest con- succeeding Bernard Berens. osed by ....'11 11 K'·· ~- 1 , t er KaiL Thret brother! 0 lulu summit conference· · · ed beeause of "'"l'e Kla•'• .... a .,rson '"' un ay by • aII bonded Ior speed!0!1 Feb, 21 : BoII'IS ,Tay1or, Cook s Gap H'll 1 . "• ducted by The Daily Sentinel who res1gn rlv•s from ·lint lead· Connellsville conducted ed him in death. ,,.,c. Ri<bard Hess, 21, Charleston, W phys1c1an was aummoned. The ba been ;:oncluded with Jimmy health. .,. Gen Nathan F St 1 De rtm 1 of He is survived by his wlllt, 1 0 A RASH OF f'ATAL ACCI· Va., speeding, bonded Feb. 21 : Fire Department answered a call Clatworthy lite . Fand winner. I 'the I orret' , ~~ . 'e pa . en . Marguerite. and a son, - . dents Saturday turne<l wbat Nicholas King, 18, Hend•rson. at 4:57 p, m. on Sunday when with 6,1110 polnt.l. Jaa Long wa• 47 HOGS BURN n vi War !s the W!Z· jm cooperation .with the Oliver Kail, aad two 01 could have been one of Ohio's failure to l'ej!ister, cited Feb. 21: an alarm was turned in that socond. willl 2.800. Third prle CELINA, Oblo (UP!) - Fire ' Horseback. ,of the Stale F1re MarshalL daughters. Salldra 100 M•· safest weekends lD year~ into Harley Gibbs, 22, M~n, nola ear was on fire in front of the will he opllt between three car· dl!ltroyed a large barn, killing Mr. Kail was a rnembel·.•• an average weekend ol II mufner. bonded Feb. 21 ; and Waffle Shop on North S.cond-av, riers each with 350 points. The 47 hogs and causing an estim· Lodge No. 456 Fnie • slaughtered on lite hiJhwaya. Ernest Rainey, 30, Pomeroy, no~· also with the E·R truck and the poinls · wut purchase mer· ated $211,000 damag•. on SAN FRANCISCO (UPIJ On Dec. 7, 1941, Accepted Maselli, and tbe ~~~ The worst accident of the operator's license, bonded It> fire was put out with a small cl!andlse from the Dally Sentf&.lfarm of Robert stover Adm. Chester W. Nll!lltz was lllteniDg to rencerl mu· Baptist church. .l+ weekend wu not on the hllh- appear Feb. 21. chemical ntlogulshec. el prie ca!llo&. Ro<itford Sunday nJcht. sle 011 the radio ID bls Waoblnglon home wben an an· Masonic services wUI be btlt way but In a ftrt In a tern--noam:er IDterropted to announee lhe Japanese had lhe Rawlings • Coats F'ultt!ltl· v·Iet Cong DefectiODS . u·It 1 !FII By V. T. Haml'i:n ALLEY OOP . HI, WIZER! Bt SA V I «u,. TO D • :;: ke;r:: T f-IROUGH . S.TA.TEFARM M ~AR FINANCE Low cost fine . t and our lo w • Insurance tc TDI ..:IOU HA~N'T BEEN SEEING SPOTS OR Al\IVTHINEi UKE lHAl, HAVE 'IOU? Humphrey · Wants no Fox With Chicks State'scase Ended WI'th , Bank \V:t'tness C }C. Mn} " Dies Sunday m;,•· ar a ey Of Middleport A •dent • . .•· . • mveStJgated In syracuse parts: , thro ugh a Jc coo pe r ~ti11g personally ,retp0t11lble. He aald relati0118 betweell tbe tw• eountries were bound to ouffer because Mtrocco refusee to dis<~Wn Oufkir. De Gaulle also allld hll regime plana to continue Hmt economic policies II bas pur· sued since 1158 balled .eu tbe principle "prosperity JDUit bellefit all Frenchmen while preserv· mg our independence. It was De Gaulle's first aew• conference since be wao reelected for a 8eCOIId oeven. year term last Dec. lt. H'gh . January I 0 f 1600 ' Ill of Barberton Ohic BDWCAB PARIS (UP!) -French ·I'm- diS(IOtllllons IIOW ill pracUce, In ldeut Charles de Gaulle an· so far as they concern her." , DDUIICed today he will pull "France wlll do so progre• France out of the North slvely," he said. "That also wlll Atlantic Treaty Organization go for allied cooperation in (NATO) ''(H'081'esslvely" by Germany. This Ia not a break April, 1969. but a necessary adaptation." But he told a news confer· Earlier, he charged that ence litis would not mean Moraccan Interior Minister abandoning the Atlantic al· Gen. Mohamed Oufklr enltance too. gineered the kidnaping ~nd "Without geing back on her presumed murder m France memher~hlp of the AUantlc last October of Moroccan pact," he said, "France be- Opposition leader Mehdl Ben tween DOW and April 4, 1969 Barka. will continue to modify the He charged that OUfkir was WORLD lllrFarland shot I - :t: .DIIJOtr tf f'o '1'1&. ,,.,.,..., 01 'I'M M-,wf1110Jt ,..,..., 1 .. ' \) ----~-------------------------..--------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------MONOAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1966 POMEROY-MfDDLEfiORT, OHIO VOL >tYII NO. 151 ,~ '" 'I ' '• r ' at y e ! , I ·• . . ' t'f· 'j,.O.' . enttne -- - • . - ') Ultimate . sacri'f.ICe was son'sNature, Father says . v: r' HOrace Kal'} Of (heSh'Jre o•IeS s day I 1 . •}·. ,,,_. ... . I I"' ., ....,. J • 1 / ·' I ,, ollice a Georg (. \ " -· .... L D.r.tl: ; fiat in the poriWLat~hee~lybonelalnzeP~ere~";:!:'ee!O~ 11. This bank 'ashingtoa'' 8 " ' Servi11g Mf f'OMEROY , Member Member Federa . . ....,... ....... uu •• 7 Troons Sunday r Meet in Pomerov J fan! daughterA ol Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wallen. It wao the The district advisor was the colors being raised by , 'l'roopl on the Brownie, Junior and C. only trade&Y In soutbeUt O!Jto. apeaker at an aU • troop meet- IOC and ulute to the flac· The delle levels. lng for Neighborhood Qne of Star Spangled Banner . was REPORT CORIU!CI'ED the Four RIVers 'Girl SeouL 111tog and Mrs. A. R. Knight, TakiDJ part •"• Troop 5 with Couneil Sunday .afternoon at Nelihborhood Chairman, eave 2Z lirls and Mr1. Ricbard Mtddleporl pollee today cor· the Pomeroy Elemenlliry school lhe welcorile. Vaughan, as !elder: Troop 3f rected a report !bat a car drlv· auditorium. ~ w-. also a rHedica· wllll 17 flrls and Mrs. 1. R· en by Joyet Long, Middleport, llf8bllghllog the , llffalr was llob i!ei>eqiony froin the ·jlllllor N"'ll, and Mrs. Harold 'lbotDI!t backed IDto another veblde 011 the talk by JaQe Jarett, ()ts. ta <adette ·.r~k oy Troop M7 .88 l•aders; Troop 1110 with . 11 the hltlb ~ paftinJ lot FrJ. trict advisor, ~nd liie story of •'\II !lien troop 1118 of Middle- girls alid Mrs. William Ohlinger d •'""' Pollee Aid, l,nltead the 11115 Round U t F •m" ..ay ,,...... . , .1 . p.a arr-..... ...,. sana ''The Growiq Up ' and' Mrs. Phil Ohlinger 88 leadthai lhi ,Loul ear wu atoppad Jdabo, liVen by Connie Lobcftll Troe;" era; Tioop 1~ ,.;tb 10 P'!l and tutd It .,.. flit by a vhllcle and Janet Maaon, bo~ , ell Seven Troops from t.ltddleport ~- Charles ~ alid .... drl.., by, WIDiam DUel, Alhetll, Athens. and PomO!'O)' partletpal«< In Joltn•krawsczyn a lea-.: 1berl wu llliDctr dlmqt. .The fll'llll'IDI opeDed witb tllei the t~! wllb . representauon Troop 115 wllb J1 lirla Ptl Mrs. Keillt Gobel and Mr1. John Fulll ao leaders and Troop 217 with 15 pls and Mrs. 'lbomas Srnllb and lllrs. Eupne Houdarhell Jeallers. Mrs. Knlpt, · c.hairman, lndlcalecl lll)'OIIe who bas not been eontactecl tbe ~ of Girl cookies and wlahes to them, may conlal:t One of leaders in Nelflt•borhood lmmedlataly were HI'Yfid allbe close 11r meetJnc. gr.- bom'=b~!~-=~yalater, rite~om.:u·t~ !~;y~~· ~ Nimitz arrived In Honolulu ';;.,:· llld tooll command of the Paelfk Fleet. Many of bla Tuesday at 1be ru-aJ ablpa lay at tile bottom of Purl Harbor. He went to Cbeoter Lemley and lliilit.. · work lllletly and rounoeled hlt aubOrdluletl, "be pa· Zlnlt w111 affu:tate. . . •· llent." tal wiD be In Graft~ Hlll 1 1 '' Nlatkl rebuUt the bomiHblttered Reet Into the Friends may caU 6 ':''\ mlgllUHt IIIVII lrtllada ever uoembled - a Ioree of funeral boiDt. • t 5,000 rldpl, 1•,000 lirt!nft ud 2 IIIIWon men wllleh . ' beat the Japa~ baa lmlll tbe P~. On Sep&. , 1, 1945, II' wltb Gen. Do!lJlu MaeAnllur ill F11tE llOVIED ~ ,. the ded: of bls flaJshlp, tbe battleship MlnOurl, .to Pomeroy mb ' t , reeelve Ja..-'nncondltloaahurrender. Sltlii1DODed •l"i p. m. ' ", \ Sunday, Nimitz, the Navy's only flvHtar . flee& lo the Ia Price ~=:. admtnl, dletl Of I llroke ln 1111 wblte .frain ltoiat OD Lasley-tt where a_ the YeHia Ba-•.. Jdultl . aawli rea.....,.lloa. Be -·-'d !bat brou out 'llllllt .. __ """ -· ·~ w.,.. · ~.t•• " bave -.1 81 y..n old Tlluhday. He 11ever ~ _.. ...... lllawed from ·~ NaYy. ''~ tjll(etlr. fill :1 t •ood =:!.,at I' �" ' , , . 'I~! ' . • ' I ' . Half of North 'Viet Nam ~ade Sanctuary . 8[~Rf5 WORLD . ....... ,._ * '-":· ' ...\1'~ ' T T Cl'. as'~- A our·'ne·y , uesua Soutbena. llld Baateni Hlgb..,. Dover ts2nd:Seeded, llfl- k :TOp Brae et In 81......, weIIst0n Tourney 1 The wilmer, u cio ·lllnRen : ship, "'--....~ Schedule Ia brief: _ Tuesday, Feb. 22Waterloo, 7 p, m.: Eastem Umllfllt/" Sbade, 8 p, m. "Hlnr Ill' ., an '"' • . Thursday, Feb, :If - Mlller·l - .. ' Rome, 7 p, m.; The Carthage • Troy 8 p. m. AlbOJl)l' Ill AllenSville sa Saturday, Feb. 26 Geneva 43 (Soothern - Waterloo), 7 p, Ashtabula St. JobR 47 ' ' Chauncey • (Easters-Shadel. Lourdea 49 4 11 • a p, m. . p, m. Cleveland St. Stanislaus 39 Io the upper bracket are Mill- Friday, March 4 Catholic 67 er and . orne which meet this Southem-Wal<l'loo winner Lorain st. Mill')' 46 Thursday at 7, the wilmer to Mlller-Rome winner, 7 p. 61 Brookside 52 play the winner of Albany's first Chauncey • Eastem-Shade S9 Firelands 58 gamo in the semi-finals at 7 ner vs. The PlaiDs· C.-Troy 111 Nordollia 60 p. IlL Friday, Mar. 4. FIDalB ner, 8 p. IlL Harbor 68 Mentor 67 of lhiB sectional are at 8 p, m. Saturday, March I Valley 54 game meets Chauncey also in its first appearance, at 8 Sat. unlay night. With Eastern and Sbade In the IOW<!r bracket are T be PlaloJ and Carthage. Troy wbo play Thursday at 8. That win. to tbe mJ.IIDalB ~ ::1" ":.mwinner~ Cbau,: ~y'; ~st game Friday Mar, H. S. Seores THE CHUINI!f a~ ' \' - ' .... I ' Jl. o1 liglll; from tbe offloe of FRESNO, Calif. (tiPT) . . Ea...,. mp ldlollllllllll:ll Weber of St. Lault dollftlicl p. m. Tlleoday. No Middleport, on the llip of a coin, was topseeded Sunday in the Wellston Sectional Class A basketbaU toW'D811lent to open at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25 againat Zaleski. Zaleski baa a 10-10 season record. Coacb Carl Wolfe of Middleport llipped • cola with McArthur Coach Paul Haney Whose Generala nvept up everything in sight in the Middle Ohio Valley Conference and has a 12-8 record overall. The Jackets, rated at 6-2 in Class A competition 17·11 overaU) beaded the upper brae> ket when Wolfe won the toss, Rutland, also in the upper Mar, 4 at 8:30 p, m. br""ket, plays Hamdea at 8 p, The first game on Mar. 4 wUI m. Saturday night, Feb. 26. match the winner of Middleport· In the lower bracket, the zaleski game and the RuUalldPomeroy Panthers play the Hamden game, second game this Friday night Upper and lower bracket wm. :of~thls~Sec~lio~nal~where;;;;Cb~aun-;;~Sa;tu~rd~a~y~a~lg~h~t,~Mar~,~~~~·~;;~B~p.~m~,~~;:::-: IO<evelland Padua soCooneaut 52 atPomeroy 8:30 p. m. agaUISt Wilton. nero play tbe final game Is 5-12 011 the season following night, Saturday, " ' Sell IIF WJ'I) -BDIIt ..... prlBdpoll.lllloel f II till IIIII 1'11111 ... ...- WIN USLTA ll'atloall W' W........ VreH RIP ..... ..ult J& door . · - de' M A' 52 ;, &IAIUIII ..1 Ath0111 ·- FI'GIII 111e 8oatlo: with olelorlel Ill ~· en 1llP ..,.... o111oe ..,.. cioublet IIIIi llllled • W lime 1111111 I:N Taeoday .111115 ,..,lelll, al Dould Wei!e'o noW-· . .. e Schools jump off flrol IIIIo the eD8 aplnst Shade Tuesday seven other secllona!J, race lor OblO Clasa A basket- night at 8, followillg \be South- Into Cblllleotbe for the ball tournamelll hoiiOI'I, both erJ game. The winner of that eastern OblO Dlslrlct with games Tuesday night in tbe Athena Secllonal, following drawings there Sunday, Middleport, topseeded, Porn.,. roy and Rutland swins into action oo Friday and Saturday nigbts In tbe Wen.too l!eelkm· al. Southern provides lha openlog fare fw fallS at Athena lllgh gym this Tuesday at 7 p. IlL taking em New Marsblield Waterloo. Albany, top-seeded in the upper bracket with South· ern, does not appear until Saturday night at 7 against winner of the Raoiae • Waterloo m'tch. Eastern, In the bottom bracket ........, ...=~~ )1 W.U.. - , _ K 1 ~~=~~c..IIUI 71 :: ~~~~s .,~,:smr:!~i~~~~: 8:15 p. ales. aipt ajolm Gualher oiO "~~ • TIDS WEEK'S GAMES , This week 8 ~lo college baske!ball schedule. MOND.\Y Ohio State at Mlnowota Central State at CedarvUle Sttubenville at St. VIncent the Kenyon at Heidelberg at CaUl. St (Pa.) at Marietta 10. TIJ&'!~Y • capture the pro bowiliC Cedar Key llqfl bq'" ,. -- • PANAMA CITY fUPI) r Former world llgbtweljtMdUiillo pion lsmael LaguDa aeunc~cla TKO over Carlot Hernandez ot JO • eighth rouncL (l(orodilil •111111 ~ liudl7 , TUCSON, Ariz, (UPI) ...,. Campbell of Tanal, T-., the t6f),OOO Tue80D 0p111 t111f tournament 1n a IUdileG<II ' playoff with GeDe IJttlel;, ,;, 1 . ,;_0 SALISBURY, Md. CUPI) =!~ :~:are~ %'"'~ Ledgemont Ill Kyger Creek, 11-9, drew McArlb- The wilmer goea to the CJiil. Cincinnati at Wichita Men's Indoor champJOnsbljl, ur at 7 p. m. Saturday night. lioothe distrlcl tournameBt 011 xavier at Ml81D1 , Lutheran East 55 That winner plays the winner Mar, 8-11-11-12, from where two Kent St. at B"."llng. Green beatiog Ron BolmberJ Ill .. of the Pomeroy • Wilton game winners go into regional play. Marsball at Ohio Untverslty Dallas, and lost the doubles th London 61 PIymou .. Canton McKinley 57 Salem 40 Baldwin-Wallace at Capital Iitle with partner Frank M88sillOD 79 Steubeaville 48 IN<II'WEIVAe fl Highland 57 . Ohio Northern at Anderson Froehllng Ul, to Bot Lutz of Sandy Valley 59 Lutheran West liS ~ John Carroll at Westen! Res. Los Angelea and Stan Snilth a! Canton Central Catholic GUmourBe acbwood 46 Maloae at ilmingtou Pasadena, '· By CRET TANNEHILL 58 Louisville 16 Columbiana 52 • , North Canton 65 Glenwood 113 Cleveland Chane! 45 , WEDNESDAY PANAMA CITY fUPI) -Wf11 Sentinel Sporil Wrller Barberton 1115 Wadsworth 43 Kennedy 74 I Westers Micb. at Toledo Malvern 97 Greeaford i7 Cleveland Gleavllle 51 • SteubenvIlle at Centra1 State ~'h e Homenuik of Canada won the Bristol 69 Cincinnati Taft 60 Bluffton at Findlay $2,000 Panama Open Gqlf Canton St. Thoma• Aquinas Western Hills 52 Cleveland State at Ashland Tournament with a 283 total; YN•n••town at Windsor (Ont ) one aheadNol . Akron East 64 Akron South Cincinnati Withrow 61 Drawings for Gallia's four Class A blgb IIChool basket: De•....,..,. I OJ' et ' <If EstrokeFall J Stan Mosel Mercer (Pa.) 112 Lowellville Cincinnati Hughes 58 lot) ' ball teams and Gallia Academ~'s ClaM AA Blue Devils laDce a IV sse:< s, · ' 1 Lima Senior 80 Cincinnati Courter Tech 64 were held at three different sites SUIIday afternoon, THUIISDAY Li I M'ddi • "·' fairmoot West Cincinnati Walnut !fills :i4 Coach Duke Burson went to Dayton vs, Houston at N.Y.City He I ee ID •ob Minerva 62 Sebring 59 65 Oak Hill and plucked South ern, Hannaa Trace and North Tenn. State at Central State Split with Point >J Donald WoHe, better known as "Plzzle" for an obscure Liberty Union 57 Carroll 58 Cincinnati Country Day 49 Point's nam~ out o! the bop. Gallia all motmed to Iron~ Central Mich. at Ohio Northern Hotdog Kloes led the llflddilj. reason today's generation cannot fathom, represented i Watkins Memorial 58 · 81 Hammersville 67 per. The Pomters, a member of Sunda~ for tolll'll8menl drawmg Ohio Conference Tour. pori 7th Grade to a 31).Z1 oJt!. Southern High School Sunday in drawings for a basketball I Licking Heights St. BerAard 62 the tough Ohio Valley Confer· GalUa County tournament AI Akron, Denison and Capital tory over Point Pleasant Sallli'o tournament the 58th time. New Albany :i4 Centerburg 50 MI. Orab 51 ence, and SEOAL Blue Devils champion Southwestern wIll FRIDAY day at Middleport in the final W.olfe Is in his 3oth year at Southern ~hlch until the Fairbanks 42 Granville 2Z 85 New Richmond 77 will collide at 7 p. m., Salur· battle Chesapeau at 7 P· m. Western Res. at Eastem Micb. game ol the aeason In \be Big recent consolidation was. known as Racine Ht~h S~o~l. HI~ We.Uall 78 H.. ithy 71 Greenhills 68 day, at Oak Hill. Friday at Ironton m lht Class A Case Tech at Wayne State Bend Jr. high league With . 211 58 drawlnga were .co":'plled largely represen ng actne a Columbus St, Mary <Ky.) Cotholic 78 . I th GAHS So th Sect.ionals, Ohio Conference Tour points, high for both alubJ. ty sectional diStrict, and · " II F 1H 'Ito C th0 I' 74 Wmner 0 e • u S 'lh nd S We •·• eoun ' .' k tb811 en!erence reserve •• ar ns erry ,vo anu n a IC p 10 · 1 t t ·u battle SEOAL Olesapeake was runnerup In AI Akron Denison and Capitai nu a omerv "'"' ll.l reg~onal prellmiDarles. e . c. . . nloo Local 62 Plckerinton 56 con es wl . . ' each for Polnl Checking back, without the champ10nsh1p. will eud m a Bellaire 93 I Berne Union :i4 (Z ot) champion Wellston on Friday lhe Oh1o Valley Conference, ~.. In the Eighth grade pme. 4 7 aid of Ollacl records, Wolle r•· three· way lie. Already lied I Follansbee (W.Va.) 89 Lancaster Fenwick 82 Heath n March • at p. m. The Gold· mg twice to unbeaten Fau, Semi final and finals will be the championship Point boya called that this Is only the two ways, Southern and Rut· . , . en Rockets 11).1, were lopseed- land. . a Bndgeport . 90 IBig Walnut 83 East Knox 41 ed and drew a first round bye. Ironton St. Joe will bailie held 011 March 4 and 5. woo 44-3t with G.- getln~« ear in the last Ill that land reserves will play second Y . t k game (dale to be set) Wheelmg Lmdsly Ins (W.Va.) 50 ·Danville 49 Plain City IS Sunday afternoon 13. Lee Floyd had 15_ for.· ~ - • 0· ther games .'" the 0 ak Ifill Franklill Furnace (Green) at CAtchWellston Southern (or Racinel has no rna e - up Bell 81. St J 0 h0 74 C0 I h U . II 40 J hn W'-'·I' dr dl rt : ... '1i" 08 0 100 been seeded, and the winner will share the '" · urn us mvers Y · Sectional finds Jackso• battling 8:30 p. 111. Frida)' in the first\ """ ew epo · ; ,';;,;~ Is t h' and pennant with Easter& and Walla· BIShop Donahue (W.Va.) 56 Columbus Rosary 36 R k H'll 1 8.15 . S 1 _ contest McArthur's Generals as first .·L, Wolle opened h eac. mg Bethany <W.Va.) 98 The Plams 62 Ohio Deaf 43 oc .1 a · . p. m a ur · round opponent. The Bobcats Pleuant VIew sa ooachllla career at Mld,dleport 11111 Reserves, Seton Central 62 Mt. Gilead 80 Cardingtoa S& day. Wmner thiS contest will The Ironto• Sectional will wUI play at 7 p. m. on Saturl4lamP Traee II H1gh School flour. years) where Skyvue 71 Woodsfield 69 Highland 53 Plea98111 45 battle. Coal rove at 8.1> p.m. commence Thursday at 7 p. m, dey, Second game that night Sprlngbcn ll IOngl Mlllr61! he IS pretty certain he coached NBA Standlngl St. Clairsville 74 Barnesville 62 River Valley 60 Elgin 58 on Fnday, March 4· The Hornets I when top • seeded Fairland (and , pits Hamden against Rutland. Dayton Belmoat 61 V1 the dads of at least three boys tloul 1Middleport 79 Pomeroy 59 Columbus Soulb 110 ' also drew a bye, they were state ranked) takes OR Symmes First Wellston Sectional game Lima Central Calhofii:T on the present Jacket club, Lou- By United Preso .~~rna 1McArthur 65 Rutland 43 Columbus DeSales 561second seeded. Valley, Second contest Thurs- Is scheduled Friday at 7 p m Toledo Libbey sa Is Sauer, Jr., Charles Asa Eastern DiviBIOD 'Gallipolis 69 Mt. Vernon 77 ! Finals will be held oo Satur· day night will be an all. Gallla when Middleport takes oo ·Zai:I;-=;;;;;;;iOiiii....Oiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bradbury, and Ira Bu~her. W. L, Pet. [ Point Pleasant (W.Va.) 80 , . . Mansfield Madison 66; day, March S. couaty evem as Hannan Trace eski. Pomeroy will battle WilThey fathered George uer, ,Boston 42 22 .656 Glouster 79 Cuclevllle 71 1 Lloyd Myers, George Evans lakes o• North Gallia around ton In lhe nightcap. Semi finals Asa Bradbuthry and JJJmk Butch· .,Philadelphia 41 22 .6511 Malta McConnelsville 46' Teays Valley 67 (ot)land Clyde Evans of Southwest- 8:3(). and finals will be March f & li, e~. a1I on e 1966 ac et var- Cincinnati 39 25 .609 - - -- · - ' - --'--- - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - -...:::._ _ _.:___.:__~:..= . Oblo lllg5a School BasketbaU By United Prell, lllterutioul 110 SPORTS DESK A Ctzon • OU ..ney set . -----------------W0He has Presl"ded at 58 l s meek Drawl.ngs for Tournaments IT I ° START PLAYING BONUS BING(J at A•P fr, 1 ! CPI your Free Priae dlpt et>ery Slly. . ByR1938 to acmeWoflfe romhndhmoved w ere Tfme you """ Our STORE$ THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS! ·------ -· --., lfR«! II IN THOUSANDS OF I CASH PRIZES! : ~' Clip Th- Sllpt Te Hllp You WI.. $300. 00 PIIOO~AM ' " co8ts le88 than 14 cents a day Ttrn11 to llllt JOII ...Up t11 at 1110nthl U. If you wish. Call before noon. 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Hawks a 1Zt-123 lend with 20 lc•d the gJIIIIe for St Louis of Middleport's strong righ<· [san Francisco 29 37 .439 1old. lgame m New York Saturday, In the only other NBA seconds left after Baltimore with a pair of fret lhrowo, handed pitcher and top baske1· ,St. Louis 27 35 4351 ,.1 1 I Ilk 1, 50 ld .. then had to fly to Detroit for scheduled, Cliff Hagan, bad wiped out 1 20-point defiell Rookie Joo Caldwell sparked em bell scorer Gary Stobart. Detroit 19 16 ·292 ., R b ee . 31 1 the afternoon contest. :<wlf·h a guardto prote ct to lie the game at 12:1-1!!8. the Hawks with 30 poinbl. .d ft yearso, 1 '!'he Middle Ohio Valley Bas· 1 ;~ s.~" sleald ather ~~n~g u' Rob h d' itroken nose, sank the ;-OiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiii'"-"-iiiOiiiiii..i.i..iiiiiOiOiiiiOiiii~ii.i~~i:ii;;;;;;;;; _ _ ·-----·--- ___ Sunday'• Resulta pom.. w a e mcmna erlson owe v e r 1s- 1f throw to lead \be St ASSIST. COACH NAMED Royals to a 133-129 victory over played his 27-year-<>ld shooting ~ee ks 1 126-123 vlcto.:.. Cinclimatl 133 Detroitl29 the De1roll Pistons Sunday. _touch in the third quarter by l th~w Bal~~re Bullets. ,, TRADE IN YOUR OLD TV FOR A NEW ~IIAM~ !UP!) - Ralph Haw. St. Louis 126 Baltimore 123 Robertson said tbe grueling·netllng 13 pomts to RJVO the - -- - · - -- - k~n<, a 31).year-old former <Only games scheduled I National Basketball Assoctstion!Royals a 105-94 advantage alter! SET WORLD MARK Umverstty of Kentucky assl· Menday'o Gamea ' three periods. The PistonS! otanl Coach, was named Sunday Boston at Los Angele HilL TAKES RACE l,rallied io the final quarter, i BERLIN (UPI) -The East Io. the. coaching staff of \be new Philadelphia vs. Cmc:U.atl at movmg to wtthia two points at ; German news agency ADN M.am1 Dolphins of the Amer~ Dayton BRISBANE (UPI) -Graham 115-113. reported Sunday that Jue1rge11!J can Fiotball League, lOnly games scheduled) Hill of England, driving a May of West Germany set aa l' --::::;~~~~~i::~~- BRM, woa the Australian Robertsoo B>ld teammate, world indoor record with _ Grand Prix Sunday with a Jercy Lucas, who finished with clocking of 3:41.9 for the clocking of one hour, two a game·high 35 points, com-; meters during an invi'.taliiJD IJ minutes and 3.8 seconds over bined to help the Royals to a ! track meet. 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Dover ts2nd:Seeded, llfl- k :TOp Brae et In 81......, weIIst0n Tourney 1 The wilmer, u cio ·lllnRen : ship, "'--....~ Schedule Ia brief: _ Tuesday, Feb. 22Waterloo, 7 p, m.: Eastem Umllfllt/" Sbade, 8 p, m. "Hlnr Ill' ., an '"' • . Thursday, Feb, :If - Mlller·l - .. ' Rome, 7 p, m.; The Carthage • Troy 8 p. m. AlbOJl)l' Ill AllenSville sa Saturday, Feb. 26 Geneva 43 (Soothern - Waterloo), 7 p, Ashtabula St. JobR 47 ' ' Chauncey • (Easters-Shadel. Lourdea 49 4 11 • a p, m. . p, m. Cleveland St. Stanislaus 39 Io the upper bracket are Mill- Friday, March 4 Catholic 67 er and . orne which meet this Southem-Wal<l'loo winner Lorain st. Mill')' 46 Thursday at 7, the wilmer to Mlller-Rome winner, 7 p. 61 Brookside 52 play the winner of Albany's first Chauncey • Eastem-Shade S9 Firelands 58 gamo in the semi-finals at 7 ner vs. The PlaiDs· C.-Troy 111 Nordollia 60 p. IlL Friday, Mar. 4. FIDalB ner, 8 p. IlL Harbor 68 Mentor 67 of lhiB sectional are at 8 p, m. Saturday, March I Valley 54 game meets Chauncey also in its first appearance, at 8 Sat. unlay night. With Eastern and Sbade In the IOW<!r bracket are T be PlaloJ and Carthage. Troy wbo play Thursday at 8. That win. to tbe mJ.IIDalB ~ ::1" ":.mwinner~ Cbau,: ~y'; ~st game Friday Mar, H. S. Seores THE CHUINI!f a~ ' \' - ' .... I ' Jl. o1 liglll; from tbe offloe of FRESNO, Calif. (tiPT) . . Ea...,. mp ldlollllllllll:ll Weber of St. Lault dollftlicl p. m. Tlleoday. No Middleport, on the llip of a coin, was topseeded Sunday in the Wellston Sectional Class A basketbaU toW'D811lent to open at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25 againat Zaleski. Zaleski baa a 10-10 season record. Coacb Carl Wolfe of Middleport llipped • cola with McArthur Coach Paul Haney Whose Generala nvept up everything in sight in the Middle Ohio Valley Conference and has a 12-8 record overall. The Jackets, rated at 6-2 in Class A competition 17·11 overaU) beaded the upper brae> ket when Wolfe won the toss, Rutland, also in the upper Mar, 4 at 8:30 p, m. br""ket, plays Hamdea at 8 p, The first game on Mar. 4 wUI m. Saturday night, Feb. 26. match the winner of Middleport· In the lower bracket, the zaleski game and the RuUalldPomeroy Panthers play the Hamden game, second game this Friday night Upper and lower bracket wm. :of~thls~Sec~lio~nal~where;;;;Cb~aun-;;~Sa;tu~rd~a~y~a~lg~h~t,~Mar~,~~~~·~;;~B~p.~m~,~~;:::-: IO<evelland Padua soCooneaut 52 atPomeroy 8:30 p. m. agaUISt Wilton. nero play tbe final game Is 5-12 011 the season following night, Saturday, " ' Sell IIF WJ'I) -BDIIt ..... prlBdpoll.lllloel f II till IIIII 1'11111 ... ...- WIN USLTA ll'atloall W' W........ VreH RIP ..... ..ult J& door . · - de' M A' 52 ;, &IAIUIII ..1 Ath0111 ·- FI'GIII 111e 8oatlo: with olelorlel Ill ~· en 1llP ..,.... o111oe ..,.. cioublet IIIIi llllled • W lime 1111111 I:N Taeoday .111115 ,..,lelll, al Dould Wei!e'o noW-· . .. e Schools jump off flrol IIIIo the eD8 aplnst Shade Tuesday seven other secllona!J, race lor OblO Clasa A basket- night at 8, followillg \be South- Into Cblllleotbe for the ball tournamelll hoiiOI'I, both erJ game. The winner of that eastern OblO Dlslrlct with games Tuesday night in tbe Athena Secllonal, following drawings there Sunday, Middleport, topseeded, Porn.,. roy and Rutland swins into action oo Friday and Saturday nigbts In tbe Wen.too l!eelkm· al. Southern provides lha openlog fare fw fallS at Athena lllgh gym this Tuesday at 7 p. IlL taking em New Marsblield Waterloo. Albany, top-seeded in the upper bracket with South· ern, does not appear until Saturday night at 7 against winner of the Raoiae • Waterloo m'tch. Eastern, In the bottom bracket ........, ...=~~ )1 W.U.. - , _ K 1 ~~=~~c..IIUI 71 :: ~~~~s .,~,:smr:!~i~~~~: 8:15 p. ales. aipt ajolm Gualher oiO "~~ • TIDS WEEK'S GAMES , This week 8 ~lo college baske!ball schedule. MOND.\Y Ohio State at Mlnowota Central State at CedarvUle Sttubenville at St. VIncent the Kenyon at Heidelberg at CaUl. St (Pa.) at Marietta 10. TIJ&'!~Y • capture the pro bowiliC Cedar Key llqfl bq'" ,. -- • PANAMA CITY fUPI) r Former world llgbtweljtMdUiillo pion lsmael LaguDa aeunc~cla TKO over Carlot Hernandez ot JO • eighth rouncL (l(orodilil •111111 ~ liudl7 , TUCSON, Ariz, (UPI) ...,. Campbell of Tanal, T-., the t6f),OOO Tue80D 0p111 t111f tournament 1n a IUdileG<II ' playoff with GeDe IJttlel;, ,;, 1 . ,;_0 SALISBURY, Md. CUPI) =!~ :~:are~ %'"'~ Ledgemont Ill Kyger Creek, 11-9, drew McArlb- The wilmer goea to the CJiil. Cincinnati at Wichita Men's Indoor champJOnsbljl, ur at 7 p. m. Saturday night. lioothe distrlcl tournameBt 011 xavier at Ml81D1 , Lutheran East 55 That winner plays the winner Mar, 8-11-11-12, from where two Kent St. at B"."llng. Green beatiog Ron BolmberJ Ill .. of the Pomeroy • Wilton game winners go into regional play. Marsball at Ohio Untverslty Dallas, and lost the doubles th London 61 PIymou .. Canton McKinley 57 Salem 40 Baldwin-Wallace at Capital Iitle with partner Frank M88sillOD 79 Steubeaville 48 IN<II'WEIVAe fl Highland 57 . Ohio Northern at Anderson Froehllng Ul, to Bot Lutz of Sandy Valley 59 Lutheran West liS ~ John Carroll at Westen! Res. Los Angelea and Stan Snilth a! Canton Central Catholic GUmourBe acbwood 46 Maloae at ilmingtou Pasadena, '· By CRET TANNEHILL 58 Louisville 16 Columbiana 52 • , North Canton 65 Glenwood 113 Cleveland Chane! 45 , WEDNESDAY PANAMA CITY fUPI) -Wf11 Sentinel Sporil Wrller Barberton 1115 Wadsworth 43 Kennedy 74 I Westers Micb. at Toledo Malvern 97 Greeaford i7 Cleveland Gleavllle 51 • SteubenvIlle at Centra1 State ~'h e Homenuik of Canada won the Bristol 69 Cincinnati Taft 60 Bluffton at Findlay $2,000 Panama Open Gqlf Canton St. Thoma• Aquinas Western Hills 52 Cleveland State at Ashland Tournament with a 283 total; YN•n••town at Windsor (Ont ) one aheadNol . Akron East 64 Akron South Cincinnati Withrow 61 Drawings for Gallia's four Class A blgb IIChool basket: De•....,..,. I OJ' et ' <If EstrokeFall J Stan Mosel Mercer (Pa.) 112 Lowellville Cincinnati Hughes 58 lot) ' ball teams and Gallia Academ~'s ClaM AA Blue Devils laDce a IV sse:< s, · ' 1 Lima Senior 80 Cincinnati Courter Tech 64 were held at three different sites SUIIday afternoon, THUIISDAY Li I M'ddi • "·' fairmoot West Cincinnati Walnut !fills :i4 Coach Duke Burson went to Dayton vs, Houston at N.Y.City He I ee ID •ob Minerva 62 Sebring 59 65 Oak Hill and plucked South ern, Hannaa Trace and North Tenn. State at Central State Split with Point >J Donald WoHe, better known as "Plzzle" for an obscure Liberty Union 57 Carroll 58 Cincinnati Country Day 49 Point's nam~ out o! the bop. Gallia all motmed to Iron~ Central Mich. at Ohio Northern Hotdog Kloes led the llflddilj. reason today's generation cannot fathom, represented i Watkins Memorial 58 · 81 Hammersville 67 per. The Pomters, a member of Sunda~ for tolll'll8menl drawmg Ohio Conference Tour. pori 7th Grade to a 31).Z1 oJt!. Southern High School Sunday in drawings for a basketball I Licking Heights St. BerAard 62 the tough Ohio Valley Confer· GalUa County tournament AI Akron, Denison and Capital tory over Point Pleasant Sallli'o tournament the 58th time. New Albany :i4 Centerburg 50 MI. Orab 51 ence, and SEOAL Blue Devils champion Southwestern wIll FRIDAY day at Middleport in the final W.olfe Is in his 3oth year at Southern ~hlch until the Fairbanks 42 Granville 2Z 85 New Richmond 77 will collide at 7 p. m., Salur· battle Chesapeau at 7 P· m. Western Res. at Eastem Micb. game ol the aeason In \be Big recent consolidation was. known as Racine Ht~h S~o~l. HI~ We.Uall 78 H.. ithy 71 Greenhills 68 day, at Oak Hill. Friday at Ironton m lht Class A Case Tech at Wayne State Bend Jr. high league With . 211 58 drawlnga were .co":'plled largely represen ng actne a Columbus St, Mary <Ky.) Cotholic 78 . I th GAHS So th Sect.ionals, Ohio Conference Tour points, high for both alubJ. ty sectional diStrict, and · " II F 1H 'Ito C th0 I' 74 Wmner 0 e • u S 'lh nd S We •·• eoun ' .' k tb811 en!erence reserve •• ar ns erry ,vo anu n a IC p 10 · 1 t t ·u battle SEOAL Olesapeake was runnerup In AI Akron Denison and Capitai nu a omerv "'"' ll.l reg~onal prellmiDarles. e . c. . . nloo Local 62 Plckerinton 56 con es wl . . ' each for Polnl Checking back, without the champ10nsh1p. will eud m a Bellaire 93 I Berne Union :i4 (Z ot) champion Wellston on Friday lhe Oh1o Valley Conference, ~.. In the Eighth grade pme. 4 7 aid of Ollacl records, Wolle r•· three· way lie. Already lied I Follansbee (W.Va.) 89 Lancaster Fenwick 82 Heath n March • at p. m. The Gold· mg twice to unbeaten Fau, Semi final and finals will be the championship Point boya called that this Is only the two ways, Southern and Rut· . , . en Rockets 11).1, were lopseed- land. . a Bndgeport . 90 IBig Walnut 83 East Knox 41 ed and drew a first round bye. Ironton St. Joe will bailie held 011 March 4 and 5. woo 44-3t with G.- getln~« ear in the last Ill that land reserves will play second Y . t k game (dale to be set) Wheelmg Lmdsly Ins (W.Va.) 50 ·Danville 49 Plain City IS Sunday afternoon 13. Lee Floyd had 15_ for.· ~ - • 0· ther games .'" the 0 ak Ifill Franklill Furnace (Green) at CAtchWellston Southern (or Racinel has no rna e - up Bell 81. St J 0 h0 74 C0 I h U . II 40 J hn W'-'·I' dr dl rt : ... '1i" 08 0 100 been seeded, and the winner will share the '" · urn us mvers Y · Sectional finds Jackso• battling 8:30 p. 111. Frida)' in the first\ """ ew epo · ; ,';;,;~ Is t h' and pennant with Easter& and Walla· BIShop Donahue (W.Va.) 56 Columbus Rosary 36 R k H'll 1 8.15 . S 1 _ contest McArthur's Generals as first .·L, Wolle opened h eac. mg Bethany <W.Va.) 98 The Plams 62 Ohio Deaf 43 oc .1 a · . p. m a ur · round opponent. The Bobcats Pleuant VIew sa ooachllla career at Mld,dleport 11111 Reserves, Seton Central 62 Mt. Gilead 80 Cardingtoa S& day. Wmner thiS contest will The Ironto• Sectional will wUI play at 7 p. m. on Saturl4lamP Traee II H1gh School flour. years) where Skyvue 71 Woodsfield 69 Highland 53 Plea98111 45 battle. Coal rove at 8.1> p.m. commence Thursday at 7 p. m, dey, Second game that night Sprlngbcn ll IOngl Mlllr61! he IS pretty certain he coached NBA Standlngl St. Clairsville 74 Barnesville 62 River Valley 60 Elgin 58 on Fnday, March 4· The Hornets I when top • seeded Fairland (and , pits Hamden against Rutland. Dayton Belmoat 61 V1 the dads of at least three boys tloul 1Middleport 79 Pomeroy 59 Columbus Soulb 110 ' also drew a bye, they were state ranked) takes OR Symmes First Wellston Sectional game Lima Central Calhofii:T on the present Jacket club, Lou- By United Preso .~~rna 1McArthur 65 Rutland 43 Columbus DeSales 561second seeded. Valley, Second contest Thurs- Is scheduled Friday at 7 p m Toledo Libbey sa Is Sauer, Jr., Charles Asa Eastern DiviBIOD 'Gallipolis 69 Mt. Vernon 77 ! Finals will be held oo Satur· day night will be an all. Gallla when Middleport takes oo ·Zai:I;-=;;;;;;;iOiiii....Oiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bradbury, and Ira Bu~her. W. L, Pet. [ Point Pleasant (W.Va.) 80 , . . Mansfield Madison 66; day, March S. couaty evem as Hannan Trace eski. Pomeroy will battle WilThey fathered George uer, ,Boston 42 22 .656 Glouster 79 Cuclevllle 71 1 Lloyd Myers, George Evans lakes o• North Gallia around ton In lhe nightcap. Semi finals Asa Bradbuthry and JJJmk Butch· .,Philadelphia 41 22 .6511 Malta McConnelsville 46' Teays Valley 67 (ot)land Clyde Evans of Southwest- 8:3(). and finals will be March f & li, e~. a1I on e 1966 ac et var- Cincinnati 39 25 .609 - - -- · - ' - --'--- - -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - -...:::._ _ _.:___.:__~:..= . Oblo lllg5a School BasketbaU By United Prell, lllterutioul 110 SPORTS DESK A Ctzon • OU ..ney set . -----------------W0He has Presl"ded at 58 l s meek Drawl.ngs for Tournaments IT I ° START PLAYING BONUS BING(J at A•P fr, 1 ! CPI your Free Priae dlpt et>ery Slly. . ByR1938 to acmeWoflfe romhndhmoved w ere Tfme you """ Our STORE$ THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS! ·------ -· --., lfR«! II IN THOUSANDS OF I CASH PRIZES! : ~' Clip Th- Sllpt Te Hllp You WI.. $300. 00 PIIOO~AM ' " co8ts le88 than 14 cents a day Ttrn11 to llllt JOII ...Up t11 at 1110nthl U. If you wish. Call before noon. 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Come in today and willaurprlse you. nificent Early American styled consoie finished to match maple furniture, UHF·VHF reception. mem. F11t 1nd E11y, • "~ ary·matic tuning, front 10und, front rontrols. FOUiftliD 1192 flft Estim1tes .Always CALL ' ° OAN 125 E. Mlln St. 133•129 ! ITY - w;:• Jl' zn baseball team went to the state W, .L. Pet. tournament. One of his out· Los Angeles 36 30 .54S ' Oscar Robertson feels fifly, !scbedule was catching up with •wi!h 33 points, while , HagaR's fret throw gaYe the Plaver....,ch Richie Guerla fielders was Sid Stobart, father ' Baltimore 31 35 .470 but has the touch of a 27-year- him. The Royals played a nigbl Eddie Miles added 28. Hawks a 1Zt-123 lend with 20 lc•d the gJIIIIe for St Louis of Middleport's strong righ<· [san Francisco 29 37 .439 1old. lgame m New York Saturday, In the only other NBA seconds left after Baltimore with a pair of fret lhrowo, handed pitcher and top baske1· ,St. Louis 27 35 4351 ,.1 1 I Ilk 1, 50 ld .. then had to fly to Detroit for scheduled, Cliff Hagan, bad wiped out 1 20-point defiell Rookie Joo Caldwell sparked em bell scorer Gary Stobart. Detroit 19 16 ·292 ., R b ee . 31 1 the afternoon contest. :<wlf·h a guardto prote ct to lie the game at 12:1-1!!8. the Hawks with 30 poinbl. .d ft yearso, 1 '!'he Middle Ohio Valley Bas· 1 ;~ s.~" sleald ather ~~n~g u' Rob h d' itroken nose, sank the ;-OiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiii'"-"-iiiOiiiiii..i.i..iiiiiOiOiiiiOiiii~ii.i~~i:ii;;;;;;;;; _ _ ·-----·--- ___ Sunday'• Resulta pom.. w a e mcmna erlson owe v e r 1s- 1f throw to lead \be St ASSIST. COACH NAMED Royals to a 133-129 victory over played his 27-year-<>ld shooting ~ee ks 1 126-123 vlcto.:.. Cinclimatl 133 Detroitl29 the De1roll Pistons Sunday. _touch in the third quarter by l th~w Bal~~re Bullets. ,, TRADE IN YOUR OLD TV FOR A NEW ~IIAM~ !UP!) - Ralph Haw. St. Louis 126 Baltimore 123 Robertson said tbe grueling·netllng 13 pomts to RJVO the - -- - · - -- - k~n<, a 31).year-old former <Only games scheduled I National Basketball Assoctstion!Royals a 105-94 advantage alter! SET WORLD MARK Umverstty of Kentucky assl· Menday'o Gamea ' three periods. The PistonS! otanl Coach, was named Sunday Boston at Los Angele HilL TAKES RACE l,rallied io the final quarter, i BERLIN (UPI) -The East Io. the. coaching staff of \be new Philadelphia vs. Cmc:U.atl at movmg to wtthia two points at ; German news agency ADN M.am1 Dolphins of the Amer~ Dayton BRISBANE (UPI) -Graham 115-113. reported Sunday that Jue1rge11!J can Fiotball League, lOnly games scheduled) Hill of England, driving a May of West Germany set aa l' --::::;~~~~~i::~~- BRM, woa the Australian Robertsoo B>ld teammate, world indoor record with _ Grand Prix Sunday with a Jercy Lucas, who finished with clocking of 3:41.9 for the clocking of one hour, two a game·high 35 points, com-; meters during an invi'.taliiJD IJ minutes and 3.8 seconds over bined to help the Royals to a ! track meet. ADN said May the 99-mUe course, Australla'sl12-2 burst that put the game the record during a ooe--mll<! 11 - - , Frank Gar.Jner, driving a out of reach of the WesterA run which he won in the Brabham-Maserall, was oecond Division tallenders. European indoor record time in l:fl2.5.5. Ray Scott paced \be Pistons 3:58.2. ~~==========~=== Right to the REVIVAL MEETING CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE znx, JT· ECONOMY SAYINGS & LOAN COMPANY Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. "wY24284 PAGE ST. ; . M!DDI.EPORT, 0. .... ._.f'IIICI Avn"shh 0. M Loane • 300 W. hcGM St.- WYI!Idotte~-2111, Pontetov . ' NOW OPEN 'SATUiDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVI MGR. YOUR BEST BUY IS A PHILCOI ' ' FOREMAN & ABBOT1 · .,., N. 2ND AVE. MfDOI•r.r·~ . I .. ......... �Carpenter Social News Sen>lces - · hold .. Stmday at Blgo•y Fuoeral bome In AI· POMEIIOY LANES bnny for Pfc. Calvin C. Tolley, Trl C , Jr., 21, Brat Melp cuualty ouly ....... ty ollbe VIet Nam ennlllct. Tbo felnory I, 1111 ooldler, 1011 of Mra. Pearl HoW· Ptlllll ery was reored in thiS <OIMlUJI. Crow's Steak HOUBO M lty 'and attended scbool at <Jo. Mei&s, Co. Beqles Club 21 Jumbia and Albany. Rev. David craJ& I Mlrlu!t II Wblto conducted the services Poreman Abbott 17 and burial was made in lbe Holsum Soles 14 Sdlool Lot cemetery. Tbose G lc J Autu Plrll II from 0 dislolnce wbo attended , llilh Gomo oad llerlu -Jolul 111e 10rvtces Included SP4 J>a. ~.,. !40, ~· lll8h Team vld Tolley, Fort Hond Tot.; r r;~\ne - Cral& • Markel, Crow Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ryan, I S!Qt HouH, $03; HiP Team Carl N. Ryan and children. NewSeries - crlfc'o Martel, 2583. ort News, Va.; Claudy J. Ryaa, ~ Farmville Va.; Else Gravelle, Late ll'edl....y Mln4l Leape Yorktown: Va.; Lacy L. Ryan, ~ ·' :r.-cy 1, ... Lynchburg, Va.; Mrs. G. A W01 Lott Ga 10es, Appomattox, Ga.; aad ·Jilt c...... II I his sister, Mrs. Eugene Me. 'the Muklanders 18 11 Greth, Harrisonville. " 'ftle Gutter Duelers 17 13 loin. Errol Pickett and daugbl 'ftle Radio Actives 15 15 ler, Ricldl, ••d Earl Holland, '!eTIIm No. 3 I !I Jr. and son, Dayton, visited Ae•m No. 2 I 22 with their mother, Mrs. Elleo J .}11gb Game-C!Uf Jacoba, 203, Holland and other realtives. Mildred Jacobs, 189; lll8h Ser· Mrs. William Lawson, Mike leo - Cliff Joeobs, l8d Harry and Cheryl were in Charleston, Miller, 534, Betty Deem 478; w. va. on' saturday and her Team High Game - Radio Ac- lather Bert Withrow, returned Uves, 146; Teom llilb Seri..... home 'with them to speod a The Gasser, 11124. few days. Winer lsi Hall - 'l11e Ga.. Mr. and Mra. Dwaine Jordan, ;, Mrs. Bryan and Keith, accompanied • by Mrs. William Culwell, spent r Womeo'o TIIIU'Iday Leapo Friday and Saturday In Colum· Februrr II, buB. They visited wltb Mr. and W• Loot ' Mrs. Allred Rlct and SODS and ~moo'llltlttel 7 2 Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan f'aluft Shop I I aloo attended the state 'l'ea I I S tioa of the YOU!Itl Farment t1 llel!la's Rellaurul 3 I Amerlct. Laldmlri< I I Mr. IIIII Mra. Leo1er Header' New York Clollolng J 7 101, Kenneth, Terry and Joy, llilh Game end Series - Car- Hlrriaonvllle were Snnday diJt. elp Bacllaer, 1111, IIGI; High ner guesll o1' Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1 ~ Gune and Sori01 - Sl- Slarhy. 1!01'1 lllukel, Ill, • · Mr. and Mrs. Roger McKnight ond Dally ond lllndy ol CoJum. ht lltwlll& .. oltl bU& vlalled his crllldPareoll. fOMEROY LANI!S Mr. ud Mrs. Fom Gillogly on 'l1llndaJ 'l'lfpleo Ltapo Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elba F......, It, IJII MeKIIilbl, Columbul, spent W• Loll 1be weekeod at the Gillo&Jy Three Jloba 2 I bome. City Loan I I Mr. l8d Mra. 11a Qleldle l8d Team_ No. J 1\i ll!o 11m11y _. s..day dlnller Midw~~t Steel Ill 1'\lo guests of her pmttla, lllr. ud "aple' Lawn Poultry l 2 Mrs. Noble Hamoa and fllmlly Threr Acres I I of Zaleski. ll1gh Gmae - Jack Welker, Jona Renee l8d Evon David !Ill: Hlglt Serioa. ~ Jim Sluon, WI-an, Rutland, visited wllll 4il'l. High Team Gome and Ser·; their great grandparenta, Mr. leo ~laplo L•Wll Poultry Flrlll' and Mrs. Eorl Starkey. 511, 136'1. Mrs. Mary Kepner , Jaoffre7. Jooalboa and Gregory, J11r1. Senior Hip Girl! lord, a!ld Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fobnury II, 1111 IrWin and family, MarysfD!e, Wen Lost were Sunday guests at the Team No. I 2 I borne of their parents, Mr. and ; Lewis Repair l 2 Mrs. Dale Dye. . Hi&b Gomt - J11ey Gru... Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye have m-· 155: lllgh Series- Pam Da- rtceived word nl thP hlrth nl a ¥1!,_ 400. H1~h Team .Game - dau~hter, carrie Allison, to ~1s H.ep;ur, 420; High 1'tam thPir ~n-ln- ta w and dau~~:hter, Tflm No, 2, 1209. I Mr. and M,.,. Clyde Waliler, hili'inntr 1st Ha~ - Loillli fte. 'Illurman. on Feb. 9. Pater~aal grandmOther of the - IJa. by It lllrs. Jomeo Walker ol ~~~·· &fiJ all Leapo 'l'burman. •'• 1 Febraory 11, 1111 1 The Mothers Club of the Co"' Woo Loot lumhio Elemonllry School belcl ffltr•Ieso Four I& I a Valentine party lor studenta ~~~''*'"'" 14 10 00 Monday. Mothers who assist. lllow tour 10 14 eel Mra. Barbaro Aflmoft, Four I I~ lllrs. Martha Jeffers, Mra. Po, H1gb Gams - Sylvia Bloke, 11 Jordan. Mrs. Joann Bishop, tll'i; mgb Stries- Mona Neol,. Mro. Amy Lowther, Mrs. W•• ~; High Team Game and Ser· ·etta Rodfkin, Mrs. Betty Walsh, ltll - Pioettes, 529, 1491. Mrs. Mit Jordan, Mrs. Edna I • iMake·up series lor Feb. I. Fsuher and Mrs. Bell)' Joh»1 !llicb Game and Serill - Mild- aon. red Jacobs, :llli. 41'1; liJgh team The Busy Bee Soolety ol the i!lllm• - ~para!• f'Dtlr, AI; Carpenter Bapllll Oltlrdt IIIII ~ Teom Serlel - l'laolles witll Mn. Emml WJIJIIIIIIIOI !, I I I Mitlclleport Associated Radio Now Has AUDIVOX A Representative Will Bela Our._ .· . \ _______ ..... ,,...,.._ ...,. ' '" • •• (Mr. M Mit. ...... I. loll, .., llliio , _ Cailltlti!J ,.------------,.,..c,.,.; ._._________, . -~ ,, . ..; ' ,.' ' >·~ ••" ' ·.'"1.,, ,. '":' :1. ! . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 RUBBER FOOTWEAR FROZEN PIE CRUST from the Labs' home freezer pops Into the electrl~ oven as Mrs. lab demonstrates conveniences of electric living. "We've hid electric . heat since 1961," says Elaine lab, "and juilt the other day one ot the Mfghbors remarked about haw clean our walls aave stayed In all that time! The labs US4t 1 plug-In space heater to heat their Insulated prage when Mr. Lib works on Ills car. PUNCHY, JIM AND GRETCHEN enjoy the Labs' large fenced backya:d. Surprised to find no television set in an all-electric home, we asked Mr. Lab what he arid hlo wife talk about when gue$1J drop in. "Oh," he said. "wp tall: ol"iJ! do&s and cars- and electric heal!" I I ' AND BAnERIES AT AU. TIMIS I Ii i IIARING SERYICE '* • Com..... ,· 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. e FREE HEARING TEST For The F1mily _________..- Hearing Aids Cleaned & (heckl!l Fre• THE SHOE BOX CALL WY 2-3635 f41r 1ppolnt""nt It liON Alsoclalld Radio & TV, ·Hany Mlllll', 214 E. Main St., Pomeroy. -.---. ._ . ,. '-' ~ . t1h La.. . _ - - ..... "". llltd It& IIIII Aonc:e·in·l·whlle oppotlunity-buy one or those new Fri&ldaireappliancesduringthis limited lima ewtnt at the low, low price (they are specially tagge<l) ana rectil't a valuable bonus at no extra cost! ' -q: " ""~ " GET ASPECIAL your new 1966 •rio• - ' :i Space Age advanced I I ~ Cia ,oftacme ....., Mra. Idll Cbeadle, "· . • Notfl Mra. 1 " II)' Mn. Poll A. llellen il~ 'Mr. aad Mrs. Ted N-. lnd ~~ Bill, of Rtclnt opent the :lioekend with their 101, Theo- [lli>re Nance and family I · I I I I ············~·-·· I ,.. ) .I ',,' '.' and ,tltolr doughier, Mrl. Belly Mllll 1~ family, Chtlapeake, Ohio. 1 ,, Mr. and Mrs. Lowa!ICe Beard: rre and SOD Kenny' of Mar~ 1 .Ia spent Sunday afternoon 1th Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers nd dauabtera of Racine. I Mr. and Mrs. Donald.M<Kay 1 f ,\ewark sponl an evenlll( wltll -.r parents Mr. lnd Mro. I I ,Vf!'l'nt Watterson. ~t-egll and Vora Beegle 1~!JCIJI Thurs.d~~ lftentoon at 1 II Ton• . 1 (: :~1Hp~~~~~ v1s111Dg Mr. Cha~lu Templa llellfo. dJst WSC8 mel 'lfllb 1111'1. lltnr• ard 8111107 oo Wedllesday wenJng. Rav. and Mro. Jla'lld White the procrom and devotlotll Ulllll the theme, "'Do Soa>ethlll( _ A aervtee of Commllt. menl." Two new memben, Ml'l. Robert MatiOJl and Mro. Wll· liam Llwaoa wore welcomed tnk lht gGUp. Mro. Adllll HI&· cens was a guest. Murl Gal• woy, Ava Greenlees, Gay Russell, Elizabeth Jordan, Roxie Arbaugh, Westina Croblree and lht lour datJIItlera of Rav. lnd Mrs. White were aloo preseal ----FIJI8'I' lORN u SON Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Guin· ther of Syraeute are 3bft0Unc~ P•• :Sharp ~~ ho hils been a patient in the birth of thelr first Jjll Holm hospilll for 1 month. c~ld, a 8 lb. 13 oz son, at Ve~ It- phms to r f'lur r. home soon. ~p'tal n.~ ~' . u.. eraDS lMemorlal lND I • ruur M»• H•rban Roush and ...-. eroy, Feb. 18, named Malcolm ' ~~~~ ~ Tr~nl Columbus were Elsworth II. Maternal grandgu ::'-> ls ~ J" ld~IY tf her grand- mother is Mrs. Sadle Smith of Jliii'OIIIi, Mr. and Mro. OWen u •••.~ Pa'-·' .. """··ents Wa18on · ""'~'""· m•- .. Mr . ~nd Mn. Wald Footer, !Itt Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guinther Ch.,yl and Johnny of Columbus Ill Syracuse. _____ __ wert. trtt>kMd JUefltl Diller par· of Columbus were guestB tots, Mr. •nd Mrs. Albert Hill. urday of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mr. and Mrs. r.tlkl Goorp l'altlol. ... a.-,... • " "AB near as we can figure our total electric home~ about $2.50 a month more than we used to pay for gas and electricity OD!Il• bined- and that includes the electric water heater and big . freezer which we didn't have before. We notice mostly, how even the tempemture is with electric heat- no eold and hot spots, and no more dirty streaks up the wall. It's a different kind of heat. Seems like sunshine. We set it at 68 degrees and wo are perfectly comfortable. Before, with gal!j we'd have to l'UII it up over 75 degrees to get warm." SAYS MR. LAB, one or our 11,019 electric homo haalln1 CUI!OmOI'Io • • All it costs for the Labl' TOTAL electric llvlnl ....lncludlnc 1-:· CLEAN ELECTRIC HOME HEATING II S2h montlll I' I, ) I~ ' ---------- ELECTROMODE All-Electric HOME HEATING thtdoo~ = ===~ 0 llnl!o fiOWI"I HMI pompora Fa11011 For Saftty Willi lilt $159 EXTRA SPECIAL IONUS! NO OlltJGA.TJON fOB ESTIMATES ' •••n •r.aoa This special dryer retes a special mptary bonus! atJ.JcltT !t'• WDith ,_. wbUI tl oomt In itncl eut wNt Mltl c~nd MYRL C.OAI(L&Y ', , As of January 15,1966 over 15,000 cus. tamers on Ohio Power lines now live the totll electric way, CO~CTQR IUCtRIC: HEATING 1nd INSULATION Pho111 667-3415 p; O.IOX 224 COOLVIW, OHIO Sat-1 ---··--·~ ' -llbrk:l~ l'rlollllopsl Htatlng ' ' SJ69 • Mel lilt lllltinl illdlll for air · 1nr, ftufffnlanil dlltllnct • Nl . . , lint ·ICt'Hn It rieht on Exclusivt ·SAFETY GRID •, • The averaae total electric livinc: cost (in'• I! OPTOMITRIIT Of1lca lilian; 8 to 12.1 to 0 ICioH II NOOD 011 'I'IIUn. - Bill court St., l'llllltroJ ' Contact Ohio Power or 1ny Reddy Kilowatt Electric Heatlne .Dealer for a file esttnlllll. on convertln& your home to Electric Hell. SATISFACT'ION GUARANTEED by Ohio Power. cluding h..tins) is $25.27 per month for 1'3,326 cultomers who have enjoyed total electric livini for one or more years. \ N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Low priced electric dryer his bandy No-Heat settln&! ~-~~- .. ···-·--- Convenient Terms BAKER FURNITURE ,, MIDDLEPORT, 0. ;·, ,. ' Mrs. 1111Membero eboadlt. II lil~ooety / ,. I ' • lamB Goaa, Mrs. lllla DJt, Mn. Cl., lordal ... IIIIL ... I~ I 'l'hllrldaf RII!IJI. IIi ·:s.,.,:;---------------~ t:::"'_:=:==:=---1 I«FrtdllbeSmllb II" IJio dentlou ;;b • ...... Olbero pmenl ' J986 fRIGIDAIRE •• ' . FROST-PROOfiEfRIGERATOR! PRIFIR GH -e iiiJI!I1 ' r �Carpenter Social News Sen>lces - · hold .. Stmday at Blgo•y Fuoeral bome In AI· POMEIIOY LANES bnny for Pfc. Calvin C. Tolley, Trl C , Jr., 21, Brat Melp cuualty ouly ....... ty ollbe VIet Nam ennlllct. Tbo felnory I, 1111 ooldler, 1011 of Mra. Pearl HoW· Ptlllll ery was reored in thiS <OIMlUJI. Crow's Steak HOUBO M lty 'and attended scbool at <Jo. Mei&s, Co. Beqles Club 21 Jumbia and Albany. Rev. David craJ& I Mlrlu!t II Wblto conducted the services Poreman Abbott 17 and burial was made in lbe Holsum Soles 14 Sdlool Lot cemetery. Tbose G lc J Autu Plrll II from 0 dislolnce wbo attended , llilh Gomo oad llerlu -Jolul 111e 10rvtces Included SP4 J>a. ~.,. !40, ~· lll8h Team vld Tolley, Fort Hond Tot.; r r;~\ne - Cral& • Markel, Crow Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ryan, I S!Qt HouH, $03; HiP Team Carl N. Ryan and children. NewSeries - crlfc'o Martel, 2583. ort News, Va.; Claudy J. Ryaa, ~ Farmville Va.; Else Gravelle, Late ll'edl....y Mln4l Leape Yorktown: Va.; Lacy L. Ryan, ~ ·' :r.-cy 1, ... Lynchburg, Va.; Mrs. G. A W01 Lott Ga 10es, Appomattox, Ga.; aad ·Jilt c...... II I his sister, Mrs. Eugene Me. 'the Muklanders 18 11 Greth, Harrisonville. " 'ftle Gutter Duelers 17 13 loin. Errol Pickett and daugbl 'ftle Radio Actives 15 15 ler, Ricldl, ••d Earl Holland, '!eTIIm No. 3 I !I Jr. and son, Dayton, visited Ae•m No. 2 I 22 with their mother, Mrs. Elleo J .}11gb Game-C!Uf Jacoba, 203, Holland and other realtives. Mildred Jacobs, 189; lll8h Ser· Mrs. William Lawson, Mike leo - Cliff Joeobs, l8d Harry and Cheryl were in Charleston, Miller, 534, Betty Deem 478; w. va. on' saturday and her Team High Game - Radio Ac- lather Bert Withrow, returned Uves, 146; Teom llilb Seri..... home 'with them to speod a The Gasser, 11124. few days. Winer lsi Hall - 'l11e Ga.. Mr. and Mra. Dwaine Jordan, ;, Mrs. Bryan and Keith, accompanied • by Mrs. William Culwell, spent r Womeo'o TIIIU'Iday Leapo Friday and Saturday In Colum· Februrr II, buB. They visited wltb Mr. and W• Loot ' Mrs. Allred Rlct and SODS and ~moo'llltlttel 7 2 Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan f'aluft Shop I I aloo attended the state 'l'ea I I S tioa of the YOU!Itl Farment t1 llel!la's Rellaurul 3 I Amerlct. Laldmlri< I I Mr. IIIII Mra. Leo1er Header' New York Clollolng J 7 101, Kenneth, Terry and Joy, llilh Game end Series - Car- Hlrriaonvllle were Snnday diJt. elp Bacllaer, 1111, IIGI; High ner guesll o1' Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1 ~ Gune and Sori01 - Sl- Slarhy. 1!01'1 lllukel, Ill, • · Mr. and Mrs. Roger McKnight ond Dally ond lllndy ol CoJum. ht lltwlll& .. oltl bU& vlalled his crllldPareoll. fOMEROY LANI!S Mr. ud Mrs. Fom Gillogly on 'l1llndaJ 'l'lfpleo Ltapo Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elba F......, It, IJII MeKIIilbl, Columbul, spent W• Loll 1be weekeod at the Gillo&Jy Three Jloba 2 I bome. City Loan I I Mr. l8d Mra. 11a Qleldle l8d Team_ No. J 1\i ll!o 11m11y _. s..day dlnller Midw~~t Steel Ill 1'\lo guests of her pmttla, lllr. ud "aple' Lawn Poultry l 2 Mrs. Noble Hamoa and fllmlly Threr Acres I I of Zaleski. ll1gh Gmae - Jack Welker, Jona Renee l8d Evon David !Ill: Hlglt Serioa. ~ Jim Sluon, WI-an, Rutland, visited wllll 4il'l. High Team Gome and Ser·; their great grandparenta, Mr. leo ~laplo L•Wll Poultry Flrlll' and Mrs. Eorl Starkey. 511, 136'1. Mrs. Mary Kepner , Jaoffre7. Jooalboa and Gregory, J11r1. Senior Hip Girl! lord, a!ld Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fobnury II, 1111 IrWin and family, MarysfD!e, Wen Lost were Sunday guests at the Team No. I 2 I borne of their parents, Mr. and ; Lewis Repair l 2 Mrs. Dale Dye. . Hi&b Gomt - J11ey Gru... Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye have m-· 155: lllgh Series- Pam Da- rtceived word nl thP hlrth nl a ¥1!,_ 400. H1~h Team .Game - dau~hter, carrie Allison, to ~1s H.ep;ur, 420; High 1'tam thPir ~n-ln- ta w and dau~~:hter, Tflm No, 2, 1209. I Mr. and M,.,. Clyde Waliler, hili'inntr 1st Ha~ - Loillli fte. 'Illurman. on Feb. 9. Pater~aal grandmOther of the - IJa. by It lllrs. Jomeo Walker ol ~~~·· &fiJ all Leapo 'l'burman. •'• 1 Febraory 11, 1111 1 The Mothers Club of the Co"' Woo Loot lumhio Elemonllry School belcl ffltr•Ieso Four I& I a Valentine party lor studenta ~~~''*'"'" 14 10 00 Monday. Mothers who assist. lllow tour 10 14 eel Mra. Barbaro Aflmoft, Four I I~ lllrs. Martha Jeffers, Mra. Po, H1gb Gams - Sylvia Bloke, 11 Jordan. Mrs. Joann Bishop, tll'i; mgb Stries- Mona Neol,. Mro. Amy Lowther, Mrs. W•• ~; High Team Game and Ser· ·etta Rodfkin, Mrs. Betty Walsh, ltll - Pioettes, 529, 1491. Mrs. Mit Jordan, Mrs. Edna I • iMake·up series lor Feb. I. Fsuher and Mrs. Bell)' Joh»1 !llicb Game and Serill - Mild- aon. red Jacobs, :llli. 41'1; liJgh team The Busy Bee Soolety ol the i!lllm• - ~para!• f'Dtlr, AI; Carpenter Bapllll Oltlrdt IIIII ~ Teom Serlel - l'laolles witll Mn. Emml WJIJIIIIIIIOI !, I I I Mitlclleport Associated Radio Now Has AUDIVOX A Representative Will Bela Our._ .· . \ _______ ..... ,,...,.._ ...,. ' '" • •• (Mr. M Mit. ...... I. loll, .., llliio , _ Cailltlti!J ,.------------,.,..c,.,.; ._._________, . -~ ,, . ..; ' ,.' ' >·~ ••" ' ·.'"1.,, ,. '":' :1. ! . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 RUBBER FOOTWEAR FROZEN PIE CRUST from the Labs' home freezer pops Into the electrl~ oven as Mrs. lab demonstrates conveniences of electric living. "We've hid electric . heat since 1961," says Elaine lab, "and juilt the other day one ot the Mfghbors remarked about haw clean our walls aave stayed In all that time! The labs US4t 1 plug-In space heater to heat their Insulated prage when Mr. Lib works on Ills car. PUNCHY, JIM AND GRETCHEN enjoy the Labs' large fenced backya:d. Surprised to find no television set in an all-electric home, we asked Mr. Lab what he arid hlo wife talk about when gue$1J drop in. "Oh," he said. "wp tall: ol"iJ! do&s and cars- and electric heal!" I I ' AND BAnERIES AT AU. TIMIS I Ii i IIARING SERYICE '* • Com..... ,· 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. e FREE HEARING TEST For The F1mily _________..- Hearing Aids Cleaned & (heckl!l Fre• THE SHOE BOX CALL WY 2-3635 f41r 1ppolnt""nt It liON Alsoclalld Radio & TV, ·Hany Mlllll', 214 E. Main St., Pomeroy. -.---. ._ . ,. '-' ~ . t1h La.. . _ - - ..... "". llltd It& IIIII Aonc:e·in·l·whlle oppotlunity-buy one or those new Fri&ldaireappliancesduringthis limited lima ewtnt at the low, low price (they are specially tagge<l) ana rectil't a valuable bonus at no extra cost! ' -q: " ""~ " GET ASPECIAL your new 1966 •rio• - ' :i Space Age advanced I I ~ Cia ,oftacme ....., Mra. Idll Cbeadle, "· . • Notfl Mra. 1 " II)' Mn. Poll A. llellen il~ 'Mr. aad Mrs. Ted N-. lnd ~~ Bill, of Rtclnt opent the :lioekend with their 101, Theo- [lli>re Nance and family I · I I I I ············~·-·· I ,.. ) .I ',,' '.' and ,tltolr doughier, Mrl. Belly Mllll 1~ family, Chtlapeake, Ohio. 1 ,, Mr. and Mrs. Lowa!ICe Beard: rre and SOD Kenny' of Mar~ 1 .Ia spent Sunday afternoon 1th Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers nd dauabtera of Racine. I Mr. and Mrs. Donald.M<Kay 1 f ,\ewark sponl an evenlll( wltll -.r parents Mr. lnd Mro. I I ,Vf!'l'nt Watterson. ~t-egll and Vora Beegle 1~!JCIJI Thurs.d~~ lftentoon at 1 II Ton• . 1 (: :~1Hp~~~~~ v1s111Dg Mr. Cha~lu Templa llellfo. dJst WSC8 mel 'lfllb 1111'1. lltnr• ard 8111107 oo Wedllesday wenJng. Rav. and Mro. Jla'lld White the procrom and devotlotll Ulllll the theme, "'Do Soa>ethlll( _ A aervtee of Commllt. menl." Two new memben, Ml'l. Robert MatiOJl and Mro. Wll· liam Llwaoa wore welcomed tnk lht gGUp. Mro. Adllll HI&· cens was a guest. Murl Gal• woy, Ava Greenlees, Gay Russell, Elizabeth Jordan, Roxie Arbaugh, Westina Croblree and lht lour datJIItlera of Rav. lnd Mrs. White were aloo preseal ----FIJI8'I' lORN u SON Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Guin· ther of Syraeute are 3bft0Unc~ P•• :Sharp ~~ ho hils been a patient in the birth of thelr first Jjll Holm hospilll for 1 month. c~ld, a 8 lb. 13 oz son, at Ve~ It- phms to r f'lur r. home soon. ~p'tal n.~ ~' . u.. eraDS lMemorlal lND I • ruur M»• H•rban Roush and ...-. eroy, Feb. 18, named Malcolm ' ~~~~ ~ Tr~nl Columbus were Elsworth II. Maternal grandgu ::'-> ls ~ J" ld~IY tf her grand- mother is Mrs. Sadle Smith of Jliii'OIIIi, Mr. and Mro. OWen u •••.~ Pa'-·' .. """··ents Wa18on · ""'~'""· m•- .. Mr . ~nd Mn. Wald Footer, !Itt Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guinther Ch.,yl and Johnny of Columbus Ill Syracuse. _____ __ wert. trtt>kMd JUefltl Diller par· of Columbus were guestB tots, Mr. •nd Mrs. Albert Hill. urday of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mr. and Mrs. r.tlkl Goorp l'altlol. ... a.-,... • " "AB near as we can figure our total electric home~ about $2.50 a month more than we used to pay for gas and electricity OD!Il• bined- and that includes the electric water heater and big . freezer which we didn't have before. We notice mostly, how even the tempemture is with electric heat- no eold and hot spots, and no more dirty streaks up the wall. It's a different kind of heat. Seems like sunshine. We set it at 68 degrees and wo are perfectly comfortable. Before, with gal!j we'd have to l'UII it up over 75 degrees to get warm." SAYS MR. LAB, one or our 11,019 electric homo haalln1 CUI!OmOI'Io • • All it costs for the Labl' TOTAL electric llvlnl ....lncludlnc 1-:· CLEAN ELECTRIC HOME HEATING II S2h montlll I' I, ) I~ ' ---------- ELECTROMODE All-Electric HOME HEATING thtdoo~ = ===~ 0 llnl!o fiOWI"I HMI pompora Fa11011 For Saftty Willi lilt $159 EXTRA SPECIAL IONUS! NO OlltJGA.TJON fOB ESTIMATES ' •••n •r.aoa This special dryer retes a special mptary bonus! atJ.JcltT !t'• WDith ,_. wbUI tl oomt In itncl eut wNt Mltl c~nd MYRL C.OAI(L&Y ', , As of January 15,1966 over 15,000 cus. tamers on Ohio Power lines now live the totll electric way, CO~CTQR IUCtRIC: HEATING 1nd INSULATION Pho111 667-3415 p; O.IOX 224 COOLVIW, OHIO Sat-1 ---··--·~ ' -llbrk:l~ l'rlollllopsl Htatlng ' ' SJ69 • Mel lilt lllltinl illdlll for air · 1nr, ftufffnlanil dlltllnct • Nl . . , lint ·ICt'Hn It rieht on Exclusivt ·SAFETY GRID •, • The averaae total electric livinc: cost (in'• I! OPTOMITRIIT Of1lca lilian; 8 to 12.1 to 0 ICioH II NOOD 011 'I'IIUn. - Bill court St., l'llllltroJ ' Contact Ohio Power or 1ny Reddy Kilowatt Electric Heatlne .Dealer for a file esttnlllll. on convertln& your home to Electric Hell. SATISFACT'ION GUARANTEED by Ohio Power. cluding h..tins) is $25.27 per month for 1'3,326 cultomers who have enjoyed total electric livini for one or more years. \ N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Low priced electric dryer his bandy No-Heat settln&! ~-~~- .. ···-·--- Convenient Terms BAKER FURNITURE ,, MIDDLEPORT, 0. ;·, ,. ' Mrs. 1111Membero eboadlt. II lil~ooety / ,. I ' • lamB Goaa, Mrs. lllla DJt, Mn. Cl., lordal ... IIIIL ... I~ I 'l'hllrldaf RII!IJI. IIi ·:s.,.,:;---------------~ t:::"'_:=:==:=---1 I«FrtdllbeSmllb II" IJio dentlou ;;b • ...... Olbero pmenl ' J986 fRIGIDAIRE •• ' . FROST-PROOfiEfRIGERATOR! PRIFIR GH -e iiiJI!I1 ' r �l ly l'lti!D LASIWILL liN CAllY ly NIAL AMI. 'fi.Je Dot SiNs Slo!E.'s SUFFERI'-1' FROM I BATtlE FATIC.UE, 'f tllat leadi to lhe llottomioos pll. &-Dalil' sentinel, Pollllll'OY·Middleport. "'\NT AD INfOIINI AliON !SIGNS o. reb. 21, 1966 Pomeroy Motor Co. ~.~ .~~ . Elt~.te~For~~~~~le!=:.l:=·~ ...•iiiMOi•~·~Noll=~·!:=l fill Prevent Traf'ic EndS ~~ :V;.t ;:; _: 1:)JIIH. 'lbllt a- tblDIL -.. " - - .,. uo BY LJ!STI!R J. ROUSH, D. D· v.. bOI!ome what you If• Cueltlll ,.;;6-,...-'Ito ., ~...::.~= "'.\."! "Think about tbeoe thin so." · thlDklnl alloul. Paul dlrectl aur :J,,"~J:: :':f:"" =~ R Is said that thought .. Jlll't!nt the deed. to what .. lood, Doble, IIO'iica 011 =· oftell the of lblnklng Prisons are fllled todaY by those who could bavo bUt did pure, beautiful, exeej1elll, pel· QUAlm not control their thinking. Poul'a counoe~ If heeded, would 0111, ud lOvely, have saved many from tragic ends: "Wholever thlnga are Tblllk ·alloul theSe. tblnga. 1965 FORD FALCON Fm'UBA --·----------- $2095 honorable whatever thlnJ• ars just whatever Ia lovely, They make lbe road !bat leads 4' Dr. Sta. Wagon, 6500 miles, by local owner, like new It liGULA 1101\11 res, one story frame, six ~~'::,.~ ~ ua. am~~ gaelous e1 eenent t.bJnk on these tbtnp." _ God, • aew bope fll' right.. PIJbiLttltr rtllr•tl .... fJiftt 700x14 tires, spare tire never used, dark aqua finish, _. t Ot rliltl 1"'1 actl ~ 14,:. :.".!!:;':; rooms, bath, basement, fum....... .._. · To observe this' admonition Is to travel the blgb road. eousness belief that we can 010 . ctoon•blf_ lrro" shou" be P.B. radio, big 6 engine, std. trans . ,arltd munldLINiy Thti _.-. ace heating. $5,5011.00. :;r.:~'!i ~:.:,~ To Ignore It Ia to take the low ro ad. Wbarhatcteone thlnkki, be ~ve like !:sus.,., ~~'011 lor •t• WIN nol Dl l'fl;PIMibllt 1M 10101 !8 ACRES- OFF ROUTE 7- .,. .. """""""' ... '""'":!becomes. Low thougbll produce 1ow c a r, wea per- a aew - • aw .,,0,, '"'" tnt •neerred lnNrt•n. 16 cuiUvated, one · story ~ (~.!:i~~u .....,.,. '"' " aonalltlea, aod leads to tragic ends. The low clau litera· eorlb.'~ frame, 5 rooiDB, bath, base- ..'!":r::::f..:\ ture, pornography, lewd conversatio n, 1uctatful thlnklthng, let- a·~-v-ON_TO_VR __ ment, furnace beatllll, barn, ..., ....,'""' , _ 1o .., ....... tlng one's tbougbll dwell on erlm1na1 a I, pave e way """ chicken bouse, tther build- :::::..":.":'.:,. •:..:,• U:"... ~ to prlaon entrance, or cruel death. Thinking on these WASIDNGTON (UP!) ings. $7,5011.00. · '"' o~x~><~.. "" '"'" '"'"'' ....., thlnga cultivates the eon for bad character. Political cor· WJUIBm P. Bundy, assistant ALBERT M. CO,X BROKER ::'t:!' :"":, '!!',"'..,':, ':: :':. ruptlon, dishonesty, steaUng and sex crimea are the lnevlt- secretary of stall! lor Far WY r..1831 WY z.3l3l ~..~·:.."":.':. •::~ ';'::" ~'':! able multi of bad thinking. d Eastem affairs, leaves today 2 %1 3tc .,.,._,, But look at lhe better side one who never ba any ... ilor a trip to ala Asian nations OPEN EVES. tiGD 1'.& -"'R"'ou=s;;;E:-;;;FO;;;R.-.S"A"I."o:-- .~:''.::.':'"v:' ,';::"r,,.. l:; of Ibis admonltioo. . trangement from God. Yielding land a regular conference with -~- lloiD c...,. Dood ..,,..,, Jes!IS eatertelned high to seHislt desires or selfish pur- U S offictalo In the area. ~·. ... """""""" ..... •• ... h I .. II,....,======""'="""='=::=:='=::=:":'::"'""",;. IMODE~ •-•cb Sty!e, B080tl. • ...... ,,. ,, , . , _ '"" o< thoughts only. He 1s the only poses was DOlin his. c aracter. . Bundy's first step was to b• I' FOR '"LE ful locatMm on. top of sma11 ndl .:•:U'':.~~~~~ Because he never yielded to a Tokyo Tuesday nlght From For Renl ___.:..,:__ .... _____ facing State Highway Garage eo1 •ul ..1,.,, '"",. _ . , ' " " . . Bclw"·· Green 4 1 882 891 tempta~on for seHislt reasona, Jaoan he goes to Manila; PHONE WY 2-2156 1oo Route 7 with o~ ......0 ta H. W. Balnl Did Betty JaM U1'5 ' · AIL BLE M -e--c-c-e--: h 1t road to Unr a.1ro • '"" """ _...,., ..,. ,.. MerabaU I 8 6911 719 he became the acknowledged 1·Baguio In the Phllippmes, A!ess ~uilding. ~cat~' at GERT'S. A gay girl, r~dy for mai11 ~h~ay. FOlJ!' ~ms. =~~:!: ;-J:!"U::or~~' •• Utt WeAtem Mlchlgao 37 784 853 Messiah. Heights by great.wJwre' he w~U attend 1 a wbirl after cleatung car· Dving, dmmg, fanuly, kitchen, Th• prayer 111 1a1d ,euuou 11 tttat Kent State 2 1 86'1 949 men reached and kept werelconference of all U.S. chlefl ol ~~~ld~ai~~!~·n,P:Ver~is24 . pets with Blue Lustre. Rent breakftst, play, maid's, utiiity ::dwm:~"•= :.u:o~=te~ndnl:."; OIUO COHERENCE attained by those given to mission In the Far East Feb. Uc electric shampooer, $1. and shop. Three baths, ceramaut!b other and further relief u m•y Final hlgb thinking March 2·• Saigon·, Ba'""ok· ' M W be proper. Sald t!IWitt wtu be • lllr •ae.. • 2 1• mtscellaoeoua. or write: ens Hardware, ason, · ic tile and wall to wall earpet on tor hearl.ar ber~ utd co~ e~n tM Akron 11 2 1003 185 Wrong thinking by youth Ktr.lla Lumpur. and Taipei. He Va. 7'13-$83. floors. About two-tltirds of b••,. ::!,.~ :1 """'" '"" ., •• •·· Mt. Union 11 2 93711114 receatly has prodliCed a crop' Is due back In Washln&tor Mrs. Boward Cecil, Ill ···~"' llaiD St., Po!narvy. THE PROVEN carpel paneled. In mahogany ud .,:,~,.:,~.:.'.""' OlterbeiR 11 3 1002 881 of M,OOO WegitimaU. childreniMarcb 13. Blue Lustre is easy on the walnut. All' condiUoned. Large Orne Grate Wooster 10 • em 808 do bl l On Clan P'. Rlwllnp ti d budgel Restores pa I an u e carpor Trua- of CbriiUUI 8cl.enee Wooster 10 4 929 800 o-nt elec'-'lot 200' I 390'. May be seeo by Society or Pomeroy. llett• De-~..... •o 1 866 865 Color' ~.r.,. , onl County, Ohle wmlll 1 WOULD Like to get In apartment. WY 2-5385. pooer ' $1. Pomeroy appomtmenl Y· w•'""' "' ""'' M•rielta 8 6 0180 1052 1' Attome,n lo1' Tnuten of I I wltb IOIIll re at ves I 21 Block, Pomeroy, Ohio. PRICE REDUCED <21 '· •~ 11. • -"" Wittenberg 7 7 938 IJOJ Ruutll who was killed Write: e-o The Daily Sentinel IN THI coMMoN ruAs cauiT, Baldwin--Wallace 6 7 1007 197 2 Rnllsnd, OhiO, in 1917. apartment, Middleport, WY 1 Box 6611-H Pomeroy 0 MIIOI . couon. OHIO Kenyon 5 7 SZO 897 bad sisters and brothers 1.· I • r:·::~,n~t "!:!:~. Ohin WesJeyan I 9 1052 1099 3871' waa married u Bassie uo 62 Buick _ $1,555 Business Services ,.~,.., .• ~:::.... Oberlin 5 9 902 990 1 11 Contact this address. Mrs. I Electra 2 dr. Hard Top. Bun. Mu!!kingum 19 893 1015 lck 's finest and best series WELL laDILIA •· "'"'ca.ltvP Hei•H: ~-lbe 4 9 I Addretl Unknown, rs Elmer R. Ke nt, R. R. 4, 1mA.ILER LOT, Rutland, le and Ser· , wtlne 1u1 11nown lldd,... t Bucyrus, Ohio, 44820. miler. from Pomeroy Pho•••ll and this one is really nice. wa er Pump sa s Hiram 4 10 •41 21 4tp SH 2-5613. 12 23 10tc Power steering and brakes. VICe. Call collect Heaton wn G1nm1 oenv.,w. A t t' . . RawlftiWOOd, W•t Vlrtlnl.. Capital 1 12 _ _ _ _ _ ___:._ j_ .. · u oma 1c. Drilling Co., Chester, Ob1o, o•t•nd•nt. MJD-OMO EXPERT INSTALLATION! DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza,, FOUR ROOM furmshed apalrt·ll61 Pontiac $895 985-2273. 2 21 tile ooncr ••· nAn Bl ffton 8 I 705 818 11 50e. 1~, and $1.00 atzes. De- meot. WY t.SG58. 1 dr. Sedan. Beautiful all ~· ·-· ~--. · ADELIA A. IENKS, wbOM PliM o.t u ARMSTRONG'S BOOKKEEPING and mcome awldence 11 unanown, but wb0111 lut Defiance 6 4765 755 luxe PiZZa, $1.50. Jack'• Dai· white finish. Hydramatic Ia .~ Old Post ou,·- Down placl ot reeidilll.ce ... Gtlner· ., Jon 3 • <M 8211 · Middl 12 8 t1 For Sale drive. Power steering and x servh.-... "'"' a1 DeUven R11ven~wood. Well1 VIr a a e " .r;r;o Linoleum ••. Inlaid Vinyl ry Bar, eport. c brakes. building, New Haven, W. Va. tiD.!•, wtD ia•• 110Uc:• tbll oa u.. 8\b Ashland 6 4 648 003 ' . day of "•nu•1'3' · 1966, Chi g•dentped ' In Memory SORRY SAL is aow a F.vemngs aod all day Satur- filed 1111 Petttlon •••lntt her tu the Cedarville 5 . S 750 749 i Floor co,eriDt for ever,. kind of ftoor. Bert 21 ate ~:~::!:· ~~~:!r!~'':o.'i:u::.; M3lone w·~w =viNG memory-of- Frieda gal. She used Blue ~::~:-:'il day. z 3 I 199 6211 patterns. Prof~s1ional lnatallatloll bJ Ul, or rug and upholstery cl ROOF repair and painting. In- other relld QD tb• troun"- ol. ~er Wilmington 0 9 609 716 1 do 11 yoursell. Call WY :!-2illl~ 101 !reo tad. Bates, who passed away one Rent electric shampooer, Pomeroy, Ohio terior painting. Ph. VI 3 - :!.:':a;/~r!:eJ~;Jteot., dutJ and u · BIG TEN 111;111, year ago. Wife of Everett, - - - -~~ 2700. 2-20-3tp - '"..".,,"",.." ':!~ .. •.,~,...,...,",~..!! Michigan 8 1 864 755 : 111other or four sons and sil Baker Furniture, ~ 75 b1 --• I .: ~.~O~hi~·o~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..:!!~ CLOVER hay, o a a e. COMPLETE ~s t 80d 1eyrmJ -cte ,,... PtZ!~i~u. D. I&NKI. Dllnois 6 S 786 131 1 WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING daughters. · ed hay , 70c a bale. Phone SHI Mir·higan Sl 6. 3 72.& 663 1 20 1 \I hen we had followed !-4l7l 2-20-::ltc con ro services. ears crow, crnw .. Porter, MOHAWK 741 1 ~· two by two, experience. Meigs County's ...,,.,,.. '" Minnesota 5 4· 43 MAGI I Ar rt lowered her down there WHY WORRY over a sluggish 1 only home owned company. ~u lO. 11 ' 141' no (l! '· tt. 11• ne lnd1ana 3 I 705 731 ! texperl lnstaUatioD Landmark's Got septic tank? Get K!ean·Em-1 Allied pest and termite con· S dl Iowa 5 4 700 8791 where she lies, Satllfactloll EVERYTHING All septic tank cleaner. Land. trol company. 605 w. Main tan DJC8 Northwestern 4 ~ 718 7341 ·11 'rr as nothing left for Lll!l GuarODtee4 Why drive M miles, when mark Fann Bureao Pome- Sf., Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2- COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohlolndlana S I 705731 In do. you can get delivery at our roy i lll!Otc 11511. 2 18 30tp lollege basketbaU recortll lor 1Uhio Stale S 6 683 714 · t11 hide it all from 4tUT area wmhouse. Call us fa< -BU_ D.GET PRIC:ED furni•·- In . games Including Saturday, Feb. 1Ohio State I I I18S 711 ! : ·-rfu\ eyes. specialized servlcP - Bulk uuv 19: , Wisconsin 3 6 675 747 , e,ndeJrly ll Spreading Available - We our third floor budget &hop. w L Pit """ n... Purdue 2 7 892 7llfl 1 Teom ' ,\'I" softl y and l Also Can 'V;ply Liquid Ni· BBoer • '"'"' ~-•ture • Middleport ' MI. Uni'on 18 •• I'M 1342• MI"~URI VALLEY . - ~ d berween trogen To our Fieds. All II 12 U m """ f're and the face our Analysis, straight & mixed Ohio. <, AT ITS GREATEST Youngstown 11 3 1583 1254 Clllclnnell t I 171 materials available. All at kron 16 1 1488 1190 Wichita 1 4 885 1137 '.'f' regrets, new low prices. Re.! l:st.te For Sale Pial• or with pepperoni, n· Ph. WY 2·2181 IBUsage, mushroom, bam or Dayton 9 4 1883 5114 Drake I 5 741 • A rovering. woven of eombinatlonL CineinnaU t 4 1789 1$71 Sl Louis I 5 '112798 e FOR SALE: I rooms with UIU· 9" or 12• llro _J5c to 1.50 Otterbein 7 4 1>63 13'15 Brad!I ltl35 11M ., · And spotted over with vlol'ets. !I POM ERo Y tty room. Water, gas and Central State 18 5 186e 1670 LouillviUt I 6 180 857 Sadly missed. OHIO electricity. n,soo. Welsh Comploto Corry.Qvt s... tco Ml8mi 16 5 1495 1333 Tulsa I I 11119'132 2 21 lip e Town Hill. Pbone WY 2.-3312. · CALL WY 2-9905 Flodlay 7 1 !957 1716 North Teua 0 II 181 1120 % t 1!1! Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Bluffton 15 5 16911 1538 :::..~=---.::.;~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii___, ;;FO;;;R;:-;;SAL,-;-;E;;;-:-,I"'roo = m::-;:bo -::u-::ae:c-::wlth;,;: 111 W, MAIN POMEROY SteubellviUe 15 5 16311 1352 PEWS lor sale II bath, lull blsemeo~ 111M 11J- - -- - Defiance lJ I 1613 1414 CAR HOP wanted. 917' long, 11 - 6' long: also sell Sl, Middleport Pbooe: PAINTING Inside end out. Get> Wooster 15 7 .1471 :134 Pp· Crow'• a pulpit to match, aU for Pl Pteaoant ~. era! repairing. fo Pomeroy an Malone 5 I 1841111 ~. $200. can Win _!I-~212D~.~~:fi.. _!U~li~U~e Middleport area. wv 2-3792. Toledo s a 1194 15117 WA!fi'ED: Experienced mecl> ~ 11 30tp Marietta II 9 1811 17811 anle for mlllor paris tnslalla· ==;-;;=:-:-::-:;o· - John Carroll 8 6 1058 11150 CURTIS, Dairy and beef Bireo. Xa•ier 1J 10 1983 lt>5 lion service. Must be matun>, J • 78'1'11 .A!OTUAL STATIIMBJ)JT D*'MMBiiK 81,1811 Minimum of $6.00 per cow· Denison 8 7 080 1078 wltb ability II manage partment snd sell nMI• . 1 DOW1f u.Jok.. To aU farmers lor lnforma- Rlo Grande u 11 ~ 2110 AllB088 LRoowl L Keolllke ot • tion or service, oall Parker's. K•nyon Gotd working conditions. 10 t 1424 1459 lettor, state experience, . 2.~ Ch~-2-2264, Pomeroy, ~~M~ RCI!IO TAO MRD MFFWF'FFM 15. Strike a. Towa: ...,. .,ter, 2.-l~~ Ohio Unlv. II 9 1583 1498 ereoces a1d wages -::~~~:I t.NobWrite e-o Tba Daily ! lll.'l'Bik,olcl f. SEWING macbliiOI, repair ser Ohio Northern 12 II 11109 11711 Cosh on Hlllld elld ill Bonb. .................. $ 22,299,319.67 Boa 18M. 2 4 llo .tee. aD makes. WY 2.-22114. Wittenberg 10 10 423 461 United State. Government Bonds.............. 127,806,573.93 li.IJotaool """" cry Tbo Fabr1< Sholl. Pomeroy Ohio State 9 0 1423 1461 Municipal and Corporation Bonds............. 187,772,447.4] ~~.­ lnsur1nce ""'"'Um<o Authorized Singer Sales end A.sbtaud 9 0 1200 1178 Stocks ~ •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • 758.734.42 1· l!lxbort 14a<. KID&'a Service. ) 21 lfe Hiram 10 12 113> 1135 ·-·-· 115.11ead Mortgage l.oens-Gueranteed-FHA.-VA ..... , 815,1011984.97 CIIWIGE INSIJRANCB. MID•[ ~ "'25. ,..._ >.~.: CONDmONING Relriger Olx>rU. I 10 1182 - · Mortgage loans-Other................... 130,712,440.98 te. Plural lnsaran<ll Agency . Inc.. Poll> &.Pepper- :III.P- ., 31.Trouooln. j •tion oervlea. Jack's Refrit Baldwin .wallace 9 21856 1782 eroy. Phone WY W381. Home Office end Regional Office Properties.,.,. 22,555,436.56 I I 1!1! Jf.DI-Gf Rave\ ::: :: Ground Rents •••••••••••••••••••• , ••• ,..... 10,499,933J2 4..""*"'• as. DtvboC Bclwllng Gree• 7 IS 1491 1870 Policy Loons ••••••••••••••••••• , , ••••• , •• , ·~·· 50,197,526. 60 I&Enr.l... AUTOIIOBILI 1111UraDC0 115. ~ 18.' " 11aaw--~ ~-. E"-'o• s-Iols Muskingum 6 3 1226 421 Accrued lnterestand Rents ............... , .. · 7,398,952.97 lolator: ··-~ ' -~ .,,_ ''~ .;, ,..... Kent Stat lei i 7'111119 6 .....ll...? fAll your Net Due end Deferred Premiums, etc.. , , , •• , • • • 54.374,289.42 lllr't !lone? Call WY . _ li.G&p r:-rr-Tr'.,., Mario's Stylo Pool Kent State 8 15 1191 17R7' IJIUc ll.lolultlllldo TOTAL ................ . ......... $1,419,477,6411.27 Hllrcuts . . . $1.25 Weolem Reaervo 3 . t 8'lf W17 21. Moreover Shompoo & Salt . . $1.50 Case Tee 2 II 868 1061 :K. P<ruvlaa '· ~; ;>t For Rent .:..::..... o:oln 30 doy color rinse, Cleveland State 3 13 1223 12118 ·~~ ·, 2S.Putlm Shompoo & set $3.50 Case Tech 2 II 161 !081 INCREASE IN ASSETS • ,. $79.121,331 '., • POMEROY, Unfurnished, 21. It might Permononts $7.50 up Wilmington 2 15 1218 14% be4foom duplex. Sugar We Sell end Servleo Capital 211251411 eyeJn Ate., Ph. WY 2-3618. 2-W·Uci Wip and Wleletl Mll).oUIERICo\N -----THREE and tour roonl -fllf.nish. ~0.LIAIILI'IIIS M1rie's Style Post Miami 10 1 flflli 465 Playground and unfurniMhed apart· 81. IlL 124 Ph. WY U271 Toledo I I 717 1160 32. GrMk letter Statutory Policy Rmrws ......... , .• , • , ..... $1.234.418,286.00 WY ~5431. 12 6 tic 33.CootruL Policy Pioc:e.di end Dividends Left with Company 20,824,876.00 · - Dido Ohio 4 • . . I8S at5.Galll POMEROY - lit atery !rOme, =.,c.:,'!,':.,~..%;.~ o1 rooms, bath, ceDar, out """'" .........., " ,.. - . ol hlgb water. $5,000.00. "" ~ ~.!:... MIDDLEPORT RURAL - 5 ae- "' '" ... ""'""' "' 11- "' ... '"" ,...,. ,...... .:r "::; ly -AL CAPII! Ll'L ABNER 1 :,,;,o= "":: Co. Pomeroy Motor - D-· e m_..,. .:Cu:t: :r:fnr::- - I 1• • filii:; :========:;/ LET INGELS DO ITI I By CHESTER GOULD ·;G ..... DICK TRACY ~ B1aettnars ~ FERTILIZER _ ·_ .__ _ "''""I" . p I ZZ A INGELS , FURNITURE _____ a.......,... --- a= •·Disem- 22.--·- a.--.... ::==. -· __ ....._ -..,..,.,. ..,_ ::!"to Pboo• WY 2-27'18. ~leyp.m. ,.. andPhone Reed WY•~=~~ Ill "i 1.1 I tfo er Park fSIIIIII ApJ11'0911d) MlllefllvUte, Oblo, .._ W\ HTl4 I II fwiji -TRAILER SPACES rt>~T !"~' in the Village ot MiddleCall WY :1-31148 or WY 2 l ll'li or WY 2-3600. 11 30 1!1! I '"r1 ff'K Duplex S bedroom, 11V.ng room. dlnlng room, ll:1td'~>n . basement and garage t11r•·Pd air gas furnace. 811$i<CDIII . Avet~ue. Call WY Z. 1127. 2 4 1!1! apartmem, 3 roout11 and bath. 3911 8. 2nd A... , Middleport. Call WY 252Q. 21ilfe 1 ~~~~•• sa........_ li&. UWI: <1.d.PI- oot DAILY Cl&'fft'OQOO'D - Benla how te work 1k .&ll:lrDLa.&.&][a II LOaerliiLLOW """-atetA1.--... _- .. - Ol1o- _,.,-,... -.l'll.lldJJ ~ &lii....S for tile tllree L'o, X f<lr thA two O'o, _ ln>pbl_ ... tlllo h_ A -_ _ _ _ A 0&1 .,_ QIM's'm BGXOBa IIB.t. :IIV& CTWO VOT.t.BK VOQOGSrX .&D.-zrww ra:Jf VIlli W r Sa.....,.. a,,...._ J()( or 'I'BilRI: IBlm'l' ONE Jollll'l'JIOD SU~ AND 111AT IS HARD ~YDlli:Y IIIUl'H ~ 1-'!HO R'£AOS 6fLLY ~SH L•KO T~AT~ 'lO U By RAEBURN VAN IIURiftJ;·,, - 11. '!'heir .. - . ME:, A"'MIE t ·~ .usm TRAILEh LO'I1I - - ·- tft: lge ll1d water llroom'o l'rlll OI-l, GQ()()I'8S - ~=:..21.:: l<f~[OIIt. By HAROLD GRAY WESTERN-SOUTHERN LIFE DAILY CROSSWORD ..._ :ro.:::.. ... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII ..,, I • • ,IM't, Ia) ~~ ~~::•~:~eyan ~ 1ARL GRUESEII, I'IUmbiiiCi _ _:Busl~:;ne;II;,;:Se~rv;.ICiel=:._ and 11e1 tint!, MilleravUlo &UCI'IIJIIIIIIII Ohio. End your _.. troub~ . . ,let les. We have aU olzes sewer Crill 8l'lltllonl machines. Raaamlablo ratll. """-. , _ • CNIIIt can WY Z.2rl4. day or night. a. t.. tii&DPORD t II tfc aa-. OIIIo BE1.TING, PLUMBiNG ==,..-=:==I I Ill Doml Botti• r:.. 4rnold Bro-1 CUSTOM BU'I'CBERING 1111 lhen. 818 I. Mal• Street cullltig. WID buy llldol tv~I~;J ..........,. t 21 Ue I Mondoy PbU Meter, l'bolll ' Rura I................................... !_.::WY..:...:NS:.:::!O.=----='_;II::...;Ifc:.:ll EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE l'rom lbe llfletl truck or bulldozer radiator to tbt IIDI.llest beater eore. BLAmNAR'S Insure- __ ....""' -~ 15,249,551,13 4,068,316.45 Funds Held in Trust,,, .. , •• ,,,., ••• ,, ••••• ,. 1•,326,291.24 Other Liabilities • , • , .................. , , , , • • Security and Mortcjege Loan lt•IMI.... ...... 2.1-io4..,.2J 10,907,319.75 6,625,358.65 7,379,C108.30 SURPLUS .•••.•••••• , ....... ""' ••••••••• , • •.. 113,&34.3W2 TOTAL. .................. , ...... ~$1~.640 D f i I • INSUUIICIIN f'GICI ... $7,UJ,UIMI ., ,.._ -··r PltllTO Cot1J11i1 llemoe Olp lea madl .. lela! papers blrtb '""""'' aud - PolicYf1olden Dividends Payable ift 19611........ Policy Benefifl Currently Outatending..... .... • PremiurN and~ ~aid in Advi!IQ,.,...... Accrued Taxa~ Payeble ill 19611............... .., I 4 tit WINNII WINKLI WESTEBN-BOUTIIJilBN LIFE IN81JBA1tf011 Goiii'AII'I' C:tNCINNA1~ OHIO o A lolfiT\IAL CIOIIMNI' • WI&IIJ\W .. ll:lf- ,.IDIII t'S,, 11 ,.,. ...... ' I • i'IJ• ' .. ' . ' I' . !AETNA CARIIAI.TV 11111111'Mullm IIIIUI'I""' ~ . 1l1c ~. Pbulll Wl l-831l ' I I JIG ' .::..::_c:,ca_ll~,'phi!ln{_a frltndlt:P.m• of cartla'l11 H .- -~·· ·~ ri. i' •.., ole;._. ,:. ···· - . ... ,. -· ..... ~.· . -·.-· ......... ' l, �l ly l'lti!D LASIWILL liN CAllY ly NIAL AMI. 'fi.Je Dot SiNs Slo!E.'s SUFFERI'-1' FROM I BATtlE FATIC.UE, 'f tllat leadi to lhe llottomioos pll. &-Dalil' sentinel, Pollllll'OY·Middleport. "'\NT AD INfOIINI AliON !SIGNS o. reb. 21, 1966 Pomeroy Motor Co. ~.~ .~~ . Elt~.te~For~~~~~le!=:.l:=·~ ...•iiiMOi•~·~Noll=~·!:=l fill Prevent Traf'ic EndS ~~ :V;.t ;:; _: 1:)JIIH. 'lbllt a- tblDIL -.. " - - .,. uo BY LJ!STI!R J. ROUSH, D. D· v.. bOI!ome what you If• Cueltlll ,.;;6-,...-'Ito ., ~...::.~= "'.\."! "Think about tbeoe thin so." · thlDklnl alloul. Paul dlrectl aur :J,,"~J:: :':f:"" =~ R Is said that thought .. Jlll't!nt the deed. to what .. lood, Doble, IIO'iica 011 =· oftell the of lblnklng Prisons are fllled todaY by those who could bavo bUt did pure, beautiful, exeej1elll, pel· QUAlm not control their thinking. Poul'a counoe~ If heeded, would 0111, ud lOvely, have saved many from tragic ends: "Wholever thlnga are Tblllk ·alloul theSe. tblnga. 1965 FORD FALCON Fm'UBA --·----------- $2095 honorable whatever thlnJ• ars just whatever Ia lovely, They make lbe road !bat leads 4' Dr. Sta. Wagon, 6500 miles, by local owner, like new It liGULA 1101\11 res, one story frame, six ~~'::,.~ ~ ua. am~~ gaelous e1 eenent t.bJnk on these tbtnp." _ God, • aew bope fll' right.. PIJbiLttltr rtllr•tl .... fJiftt 700x14 tires, spare tire never used, dark aqua finish, _. t Ot rliltl 1"'1 actl ~ 14,:. :.".!!:;':; rooms, bath, basement, fum....... .._. · To observe this' admonition Is to travel the blgb road. eousness belief that we can 010 . ctoon•blf_ lrro" shou" be P.B. radio, big 6 engine, std. trans . ,arltd munldLINiy Thti _.-. ace heating. $5,5011.00. :;r.:~'!i ~:.:,~ To Ignore It Ia to take the low ro ad. Wbarhatcteone thlnkki, be ~ve like !:sus.,., ~~'011 lor •t• WIN nol Dl l'fl;PIMibllt 1M 10101 !8 ACRES- OFF ROUTE 7- .,. .. """""""' ... '""'":!becomes. Low thougbll produce 1ow c a r, wea per- a aew - • aw .,,0,, '"'" tnt •neerred lnNrt•n. 16 cuiUvated, one · story ~ (~.!:i~~u .....,.,. '"' " aonalltlea, aod leads to tragic ends. The low clau litera· eorlb.'~ frame, 5 rooiDB, bath, base- ..'!":r::::f..:\ ture, pornography, lewd conversatio n, 1uctatful thlnklthng, let- a·~-v-ON_TO_VR __ ment, furnace beatllll, barn, ..., ....,'""' , _ 1o .., ....... tlng one's tbougbll dwell on erlm1na1 a I, pave e way """ chicken bouse, tther build- :::::..":.":'.:,. •:..:,• U:"... ~ to prlaon entrance, or cruel death. Thinking on these WASIDNGTON (UP!) ings. $7,5011.00. · '"' o~x~><~.. "" '"'" '"'"'' ....., thlnga cultivates the eon for bad character. Political cor· WJUIBm P. Bundy, assistant ALBERT M. CO,X BROKER ::'t:!' :"":, '!!',"'..,':, ':: :':. ruptlon, dishonesty, steaUng and sex crimea are the lnevlt- secretary of stall! lor Far WY r..1831 WY z.3l3l ~..~·:.."":.':. •::~ ';'::" ~'':! able multi of bad thinking. d Eastem affairs, leaves today 2 %1 3tc .,.,._,, But look at lhe better side one who never ba any ... ilor a trip to ala Asian nations OPEN EVES. tiGD 1'.& -"'R"'ou=s;;;E:-;;;FO;;;R.-.S"A"I."o:-- .~:''.::.':'"v:' ,';::"r,,.. l:; of Ibis admonltioo. . trangement from God. Yielding land a regular conference with -~- lloiD c...,. Dood ..,,..,, Jes!IS eatertelned high to seHislt desires or selfish pur- U S offictalo In the area. ~·. ... """""""" ..... •• ... h I .. II,....,======""'="""='=::=:='=::=:":'::"'""",;. IMODE~ •-•cb Sty!e, B080tl. • ...... ,,. ,, , . , _ '"" o< thoughts only. He 1s the only poses was DOlin his. c aracter. . Bundy's first step was to b• I' FOR '"LE ful locatMm on. top of sma11 ndl .:•:U'':.~~~~~ Because he never yielded to a Tokyo Tuesday nlght From For Renl ___.:..,:__ .... _____ facing State Highway Garage eo1 •ul ..1,.,, '"",. _ . , ' " " . . Bclw"·· Green 4 1 882 891 tempta~on for seHislt reasona, Jaoan he goes to Manila; PHONE WY 2-2156 1oo Route 7 with o~ ......0 ta H. W. Balnl Did Betty JaM U1'5 ' · AIL BLE M -e--c-c-e--: h 1t road to Unr a.1ro • '"" """ _...,., ..,. ,.. MerabaU I 8 6911 719 he became the acknowledged 1·Baguio In the Phllippmes, A!ess ~uilding. ~cat~' at GERT'S. A gay girl, r~dy for mai11 ~h~ay. FOlJ!' ~ms. =~~:!: ;-J:!"U::or~~' •• Utt WeAtem Mlchlgao 37 784 853 Messiah. Heights by great.wJwre' he w~U attend 1 a wbirl after cleatung car· Dving, dmmg, fanuly, kitchen, Th• prayer 111 1a1d ,euuou 11 tttat Kent State 2 1 86'1 949 men reached and kept werelconference of all U.S. chlefl ol ~~~ld~ai~~!~·n,P:Ver~is24 . pets with Blue Lustre. Rent breakftst, play, maid's, utiiity ::dwm:~"•= :.u:o~=te~ndnl:."; OIUO COHERENCE attained by those given to mission In the Far East Feb. Uc electric shampooer, $1. and shop. Three baths, ceramaut!b other and further relief u m•y Final hlgb thinking March 2·• Saigon·, Ba'""ok· ' M W be proper. Sald t!IWitt wtu be • lllr •ae.. • 2 1• mtscellaoeoua. or write: ens Hardware, ason, · ic tile and wall to wall earpet on tor hearl.ar ber~ utd co~ e~n tM Akron 11 2 1003 185 Wrong thinking by youth Ktr.lla Lumpur. and Taipei. He Va. 7'13-$83. floors. About two-tltirds of b••,. ::!,.~ :1 """'" '"" ., •• •·· Mt. Union 11 2 93711114 receatly has prodliCed a crop' Is due back In Washln&tor Mrs. Boward Cecil, Ill ···~"' llaiD St., Po!narvy. THE PROVEN carpel paneled. In mahogany ud .,:,~,.:,~.:.'.""' OlterbeiR 11 3 1002 881 of M,OOO WegitimaU. childreniMarcb 13. Blue Lustre is easy on the walnut. All' condiUoned. Large Orne Grate Wooster 10 • em 808 do bl l On Clan P'. Rlwllnp ti d budgel Restores pa I an u e carpor Trua- of CbriiUUI 8cl.enee Wooster 10 4 929 800 o-nt elec'-'lot 200' I 390'. May be seeo by Society or Pomeroy. llett• De-~..... •o 1 866 865 Color' ~.r.,. , onl County, Ohle wmlll 1 WOULD Like to get In apartment. WY 2-5385. pooer ' $1. Pomeroy appomtmenl Y· w•'""' "' ""'' M•rielta 8 6 0180 1052 1' Attome,n lo1' Tnuten of I I wltb IOIIll re at ves I 21 Block, Pomeroy, Ohio. PRICE REDUCED <21 '· •~ 11. • -"" Wittenberg 7 7 938 IJOJ Ruutll who was killed Write: e-o The Daily Sentinel IN THI coMMoN ruAs cauiT, Baldwin--Wallace 6 7 1007 197 2 Rnllsnd, OhiO, in 1917. apartment, Middleport, WY 1 Box 6611-H Pomeroy 0 MIIOI . couon. OHIO Kenyon 5 7 SZO 897 bad sisters and brothers 1.· I • r:·::~,n~t "!:!:~. Ohin WesJeyan I 9 1052 1099 3871' waa married u Bassie uo 62 Buick _ $1,555 Business Services ,.~,.., .• ~:::.... Oberlin 5 9 902 990 1 11 Contact this address. Mrs. I Electra 2 dr. Hard Top. Bun. Mu!!kingum 19 893 1015 lck 's finest and best series WELL laDILIA •· "'"'ca.ltvP Hei•H: ~-lbe 4 9 I Addretl Unknown, rs Elmer R. Ke nt, R. R. 4, 1mA.ILER LOT, Rutland, le and Ser· , wtlne 1u1 11nown lldd,... t Bucyrus, Ohio, 44820. miler. from Pomeroy Pho•••ll and this one is really nice. wa er Pump sa s Hiram 4 10 •41 21 4tp SH 2-5613. 12 23 10tc Power steering and brakes. VICe. Call collect Heaton wn G1nm1 oenv.,w. A t t' . . RawlftiWOOd, W•t Vlrtlnl.. Capital 1 12 _ _ _ _ _ ___:._ j_ .. · u oma 1c. Drilling Co., Chester, Ob1o, o•t•nd•nt. MJD-OMO EXPERT INSTALLATION! DELICIOUS Homemade Pizza,, FOUR ROOM furmshed apalrt·ll61 Pontiac $895 985-2273. 2 21 tile ooncr ••· nAn Bl ffton 8 I 705 818 11 50e. 1~, and $1.00 atzes. De- meot. WY t.SG58. 1 dr. Sedan. Beautiful all ~· ·-· ~--. · ADELIA A. IENKS, wbOM PliM o.t u ARMSTRONG'S BOOKKEEPING and mcome awldence 11 unanown, but wb0111 lut Defiance 6 4765 755 luxe PiZZa, $1.50. Jack'• Dai· white finish. Hydramatic Ia .~ Old Post ou,·- Down placl ot reeidilll.ce ... Gtlner· ., Jon 3 • <M 8211 · Middl 12 8 t1 For Sale drive. Power steering and x servh.-... "'"' a1 DeUven R11ven~wood. Well1 VIr a a e " .r;r;o Linoleum ••. Inlaid Vinyl ry Bar, eport. c brakes. building, New Haven, W. Va. tiD.!•, wtD ia•• 110Uc:• tbll oa u.. 8\b Ashland 6 4 648 003 ' . day of "•nu•1'3' · 1966, Chi g•dentped ' In Memory SORRY SAL is aow a F.vemngs aod all day Satur- filed 1111 Petttlon •••lntt her tu the Cedarville 5 . S 750 749 i Floor co,eriDt for ever,. kind of ftoor. Bert 21 ate ~:~::!:· ~~~:!r!~'':o.'i:u::.; M3lone w·~w =viNG memory-of- Frieda gal. She used Blue ~::~:-:'il day. z 3 I 199 6211 patterns. Prof~s1ional lnatallatloll bJ Ul, or rug and upholstery cl ROOF repair and painting. In- other relld QD tb• troun"- ol. ~er Wilmington 0 9 609 716 1 do 11 yoursell. Call WY :!-2illl~ 101 !reo tad. Bates, who passed away one Rent electric shampooer, Pomeroy, Ohio terior painting. Ph. VI 3 - :!.:':a;/~r!:eJ~;Jteot., dutJ and u · BIG TEN 111;111, year ago. Wife of Everett, - - - -~~ 2700. 2-20-3tp - '"..".,,"",.." ':!~ .. •.,~,...,...,",~..!! Michigan 8 1 864 755 : 111other or four sons and sil Baker Furniture, ~ 75 b1 --• I .: ~.~O~hi~·o~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..:!!~ CLOVER hay, o a a e. COMPLETE ~s t 80d 1eyrmJ -cte ,,... PtZ!~i~u. D. I&NKI. Dllnois 6 S 786 131 1 WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING daughters. · ed hay , 70c a bale. Phone SHI Mir·higan Sl 6. 3 72.& 663 1 20 1 \I hen we had followed !-4l7l 2-20-::ltc con ro services. ears crow, crnw .. Porter, MOHAWK 741 1 ~· two by two, experience. Meigs County's ...,,.,,.. '" Minnesota 5 4· 43 MAGI I Ar rt lowered her down there WHY WORRY over a sluggish 1 only home owned company. ~u lO. 11 ' 141' no (l! '· tt. 11• ne lnd1ana 3 I 705 731 ! texperl lnstaUatioD Landmark's Got septic tank? Get K!ean·Em-1 Allied pest and termite con· S dl Iowa 5 4 700 8791 where she lies, Satllfactloll EVERYTHING All septic tank cleaner. Land. trol company. 605 w. Main tan DJC8 Northwestern 4 ~ 718 7341 ·11 'rr as nothing left for Lll!l GuarODtee4 Why drive M miles, when mark Fann Bureao Pome- Sf., Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2- COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohlolndlana S I 705731 In do. you can get delivery at our roy i lll!Otc 11511. 2 18 30tp lollege basketbaU recortll lor 1Uhio Stale S 6 683 714 · t11 hide it all from 4tUT area wmhouse. Call us fa< -BU_ D.GET PRIC:ED furni•·- In . games Including Saturday, Feb. 1Ohio State I I I18S 711 ! : ·-rfu\ eyes. specialized servlcP - Bulk uuv 19: , Wisconsin 3 6 675 747 , e,ndeJrly ll Spreading Available - We our third floor budget &hop. w L Pit """ n... Purdue 2 7 892 7llfl 1 Teom ' ,\'I" softl y and l Also Can 'V;ply Liquid Ni· BBoer • '"'"' ~-•ture • Middleport ' MI. Uni'on 18 •• I'M 1342• MI"~URI VALLEY . - ~ d berween trogen To our Fieds. All II 12 U m """ f're and the face our Analysis, straight & mixed Ohio. <, AT ITS GREATEST Youngstown 11 3 1583 1254 Clllclnnell t I 171 materials available. All at kron 16 1 1488 1190 Wichita 1 4 885 1137 '.'f' regrets, new low prices. Re.! l:st.te For Sale Pial• or with pepperoni, n· Ph. WY 2·2181 IBUsage, mushroom, bam or Dayton 9 4 1883 5114 Drake I 5 741 • A rovering. woven of eombinatlonL CineinnaU t 4 1789 1$71 Sl Louis I 5 '112798 e FOR SALE: I rooms with UIU· 9" or 12• llro _J5c to 1.50 Otterbein 7 4 1>63 13'15 Brad!I ltl35 11M ., · And spotted over with vlol'ets. !I POM ERo Y tty room. Water, gas and Central State 18 5 186e 1670 LouillviUt I 6 180 857 Sadly missed. OHIO electricity. n,soo. Welsh Comploto Corry.Qvt s... tco Ml8mi 16 5 1495 1333 Tulsa I I 11119'132 2 21 lip e Town Hill. Pbone WY 2.-3312. · CALL WY 2-9905 Flodlay 7 1 !957 1716 North Teua 0 II 181 1120 % t 1!1! Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Bluffton 15 5 16911 1538 :::..~=---.::.;~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii___, ;;FO;;;R;:-;;SAL,-;-;E;;;-:-,I"'roo = m::-;:bo -::u-::ae:c-::wlth;,;: 111 W, MAIN POMEROY SteubellviUe 15 5 16311 1352 PEWS lor sale II bath, lull blsemeo~ 111M 11J- - -- - Defiance lJ I 1613 1414 CAR HOP wanted. 917' long, 11 - 6' long: also sell Sl, Middleport Pbooe: PAINTING Inside end out. Get> Wooster 15 7 .1471 :134 Pp· Crow'• a pulpit to match, aU for Pl Pteaoant ~. era! repairing. fo Pomeroy an Malone 5 I 1841111 ~. $200. can Win _!I-~212D~.~~:fi.. _!U~li~U~e Middleport area. wv 2-3792. Toledo s a 1194 15117 WA!fi'ED: Experienced mecl> ~ 11 30tp Marietta II 9 1811 17811 anle for mlllor paris tnslalla· ==;-;;=:-:-::-:;o· - John Carroll 8 6 1058 11150 CURTIS, Dairy and beef Bireo. Xa•ier 1J 10 1983 lt>5 lion service. Must be matun>, J • 78'1'11 .A!OTUAL STATIIMBJ)JT D*'MMBiiK 81,1811 Minimum of $6.00 per cow· Denison 8 7 080 1078 wltb ability II manage partment snd sell nMI• . 1 DOW1f u.Jok.. To aU farmers lor lnforma- Rlo Grande u 11 ~ 2110 AllB088 LRoowl L Keolllke ot • tion or service, oall Parker's. K•nyon Gotd working conditions. 10 t 1424 1459 lettor, state experience, . 2.~ Ch~-2-2264, Pomeroy, ~~M~ RCI!IO TAO MRD MFFWF'FFM 15. Strike a. Towa: ...,. .,ter, 2.-l~~ Ohio Unlv. II 9 1583 1498 ereoces a1d wages -::~~~:I t.NobWrite e-o Tba Daily ! lll.'l'Bik,olcl f. SEWING macbliiOI, repair ser Ohio Northern 12 II 11109 11711 Cosh on Hlllld elld ill Bonb. .................. $ 22,299,319.67 Boa 18M. 2 4 llo .tee. aD makes. WY 2.-22114. Wittenberg 10 10 423 461 United State. Government Bonds.............. 127,806,573.93 li.IJotaool """" cry Tbo Fabr1< Sholl. Pomeroy Ohio State 9 0 1423 1461 Municipal and Corporation Bonds............. 187,772,447.4] ~~.­ lnsur1nce ""'"'Um<o Authorized Singer Sales end A.sbtaud 9 0 1200 1178 Stocks ~ •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • 758.734.42 1· l!lxbort 14a<. KID&'a Service. ) 21 lfe Hiram 10 12 113> 1135 ·-·-· 115.11ead Mortgage l.oens-Gueranteed-FHA.-VA ..... , 815,1011984.97 CIIWIGE INSIJRANCB. MID•[ ~ "'25. ,..._ >.~.: CONDmONING Relriger Olx>rU. I 10 1182 - · Mortgage loans-Other................... 130,712,440.98 te. Plural lnsaran<ll Agency . Inc.. Poll> &.Pepper- :III.P- ., 31.Trouooln. j •tion oervlea. Jack's Refrit Baldwin .wallace 9 21856 1782 eroy. Phone WY W381. Home Office end Regional Office Properties.,.,. 22,555,436.56 I I 1!1! Jf.DI-Gf Rave\ ::: :: Ground Rents •••••••••••••••••••• , ••• ,..... 10,499,933J2 4..""*"'• as. DtvboC Bclwllng Gree• 7 IS 1491 1870 Policy Loons ••••••••••••••••••• , , ••••• , •• , ·~·· 50,197,526. 60 I&Enr.l... AUTOIIOBILI 1111UraDC0 115. ~ 18.' " 11aaw--~ ~-. E"-'o• s-Iols Muskingum 6 3 1226 421 Accrued lnterestand Rents ............... , .. · 7,398,952.97 lolator: ··-~ ' -~ .,,_ ''~ .;, ,..... Kent Stat lei i 7'111119 6 .....ll...? fAll your Net Due end Deferred Premiums, etc.. , , , •• , • • • 54.374,289.42 lllr't !lone? Call WY . _ li.G&p r:-rr-Tr'.,., Mario's Stylo Pool Kent State 8 15 1191 17R7' IJIUc ll.lolultlllldo TOTAL ................ . ......... $1,419,477,6411.27 Hllrcuts . . . $1.25 Weolem Reaervo 3 . t 8'lf W17 21. Moreover Shompoo & Salt . . $1.50 Case Tee 2 II 868 1061 :K. P<ruvlaa '· ~; ;>t For Rent .:..::..... o:oln 30 doy color rinse, Cleveland State 3 13 1223 12118 ·~~ ·, 2S.Putlm Shompoo & set $3.50 Case Tech 2 II 161 !081 INCREASE IN ASSETS • ,. $79.121,331 '., • POMEROY, Unfurnished, 21. It might Permononts $7.50 up Wilmington 2 15 1218 14% be4foom duplex. Sugar We Sell end Servleo Capital 211251411 eyeJn Ate., Ph. WY 2-3618. 2-W·Uci Wip and Wleletl Mll).oUIERICo\N -----THREE and tour roonl -fllf.nish. ~0.LIAIILI'IIIS M1rie's Style Post Miami 10 1 flflli 465 Playground and unfurniMhed apart· 81. IlL 124 Ph. WY U271 Toledo I I 717 1160 32. GrMk letter Statutory Policy Rmrws ......... , .• , • , ..... $1.234.418,286.00 WY ~5431. 12 6 tic 33.CootruL Policy Pioc:e.di end Dividends Left with Company 20,824,876.00 · - Dido Ohio 4 • . . I8S at5.Galll POMEROY - lit atery !rOme, =.,c.:,'!,':.,~..%;.~ o1 rooms, bath, ceDar, out """'" .........., " ,.. - . ol hlgb water. $5,000.00. "" ~ ~.!:... MIDDLEPORT RURAL - 5 ae- "' '" ... ""'""' "' 11- "' ... '"" ,...,. ,...... .:r "::; ly -AL CAPII! Ll'L ABNER 1 :,,;,o= "":: Co. Pomeroy Motor - D-· e m_..,. .:Cu:t: :r:fnr::- - I 1• • filii:; :========:;/ LET INGELS DO ITI I By CHESTER GOULD ·;G ..... DICK TRACY ~ B1aettnars ~ FERTILIZER _ ·_ .__ _ "''""I" . p I ZZ A INGELS , FURNITURE _____ a.......,... --- a= •·Disem- 22.--·- a.--.... ::==. -· __ ....._ -..,..,.,. ..,_ ::!"to Pboo• WY 2-27'18. ~leyp.m. ,.. andPhone Reed WY•~=~~ Ill "i 1.1 I tfo er Park fSIIIIII ApJ11'0911d) MlllefllvUte, Oblo, .._ W\ HTl4 I II fwiji -TRAILER SPACES rt>~T !"~' in the Village ot MiddleCall WY :1-31148 or WY 2 l ll'li or WY 2-3600. 11 30 1!1! I '"r1 ff'K Duplex S bedroom, 11V.ng room. dlnlng room, ll:1td'~>n . basement and garage t11r•·Pd air gas furnace. 811$i<CDIII . Avet~ue. Call WY Z. 1127. 2 4 1!1! apartmem, 3 roout11 and bath. 3911 8. 2nd A... , Middleport. Call WY 252Q. 21ilfe 1 ~~~~•• sa........_ li&. UWI: <1.d.PI- oot DAILY Cl&'fft'OQOO'D - Benla how te work 1k .&ll:lrDLa.&.&][a II LOaerliiLLOW """-atetA1.--... _- .. - Ol1o- _,.,-,... -.l'll.lldJJ ~ &lii....S for tile tllree L'o, X f<lr thA two O'o, _ ln>pbl_ ... tlllo h_ A -_ _ _ _ A 0&1 .,_ QIM's'm BGXOBa IIB.t. :IIV& CTWO VOT.t.BK VOQOGSrX .&D.-zrww ra:Jf VIlli W r Sa.....,.. a,,...._ J()( or 'I'BilRI: IBlm'l' ONE Jollll'l'JIOD SU~ AND 111AT IS HARD ~YDlli:Y IIIUl'H ~ 1-'!HO R'£AOS 6fLLY ~SH L•KO T~AT~ 'lO U By RAEBURN VAN IIURiftJ;·,, - 11. '!'heir .. - . ME:, A"'MIE t ·~ .usm TRAILEh LO'I1I - - ·- tft: lge ll1d water llroom'o l'rlll OI-l, GQ()()I'8S - ~=:..21.:: l<f~[OIIt. By HAROLD GRAY WESTERN-SOUTHERN LIFE DAILY CROSSWORD ..._ :ro.:::.. ... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII ..,, I • • ,IM't, Ia) ~~ ~~::•~:~eyan ~ 1ARL GRUESEII, I'IUmbiiiCi _ _:Busl~:;ne;II;,;:Se~rv;.ICiel=:._ and 11e1 tint!, MilleravUlo &UCI'IIJIIIIIIII Ohio. End your _.. troub~ . . ,let les. We have aU olzes sewer Crill 8l'lltllonl machines. Raaamlablo ratll. """-. , _ • CNIIIt can WY Z.2rl4. day or night. a. t.. tii&DPORD t II tfc aa-. OIIIo BE1.TING, PLUMBiNG ==,..-=:==I I Ill Doml Botti• r:.. 4rnold Bro-1 CUSTOM BU'I'CBERING 1111 lhen. 818 I. Mal• Street cullltig. WID buy llldol tv~I~;J ..........,. t 21 Ue I Mondoy PbU Meter, l'bolll ' Rura I................................... !_.::WY..:...:NS:.:::!O.=----='_;II::...;Ifc:.:ll EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE l'rom lbe llfletl truck or bulldozer radiator to tbt IIDI.llest beater eore. BLAmNAR'S Insure- __ ....""' -~ 15,249,551,13 4,068,316.45 Funds Held in Trust,,, .. , •• ,,,., ••• ,, ••••• ,. 1•,326,291.24 Other Liabilities • , • , .................. , , , , • • Security and Mortcjege Loan lt•IMI.... ...... 2.1-io4..,.2J 10,907,319.75 6,625,358.65 7,379,C108.30 SURPLUS .•••.•••••• , ....... ""' ••••••••• , • •.. 113,&34.3W2 TOTAL. .................. , ...... ~$1~.640 D f i I • INSUUIICIIN f'GICI ... $7,UJ,UIMI ., ,.._ -··r PltllTO Cot1J11i1 llemoe Olp lea madl .. lela! papers blrtb '""""'' aud - PolicYf1olden Dividends Payable ift 19611........ Policy Benefifl Currently Outatending..... .... • PremiurN and~ ~aid in Advi!IQ,.,...... Accrued Taxa~ Payeble ill 19611............... .., I 4 tit WINNII WINKLI WESTEBN-BOUTIIJilBN LIFE IN81JBA1tf011 Goiii'AII'I' C:tNCINNA1~ OHIO o A lolfiT\IAL CIOIIMNI' • WI&IIJ\W .. ll:lf- ,.IDIII t'S,, 11 ,.,. ...... ' I • i'IJ• ' .. ' . ' I' . !AETNA CARIIAI.TV 11111111'Mullm IIIIUI'I""' ~ . 1l1c ~. Pbulll Wl l-831l ' I I JIG ' .::..::_c:,ca_ll~,'phi!ln{_a frltndlt:P.m• of cartla'l11 H .- -~·· ·~ ri. i' •.., ole;._. ,:. ···· - . ... ,. -· ..... ~.· . -·.-· ......... ' l, �.. . ••' . "hf' u e ' G' 0 · ~ ld Banquet 1 1D Held ..... ' ,t" ' I. . 1 s. a... turday · .~M.Town Flats , :SOCiety Notes lleDIIIII!. j ......... ~~=ty~~.,==r~:lte~ .u. McE~. toy RlisseP Atound And About Middleoorf ... Joa Ba\o hll parenta, Mr. and and Blllley have r• •· Cub Scouts Pact 248 held ltsStoner chairman, and den mo- poU takea and said that tha iand son, Ml'l. Kenneth Braun . Morgan. turned From a week of vscatloll d Gold banquet Satur·lthers Ml'l. Kenoeth Harris, boya algDed for CUb Scouts and son, Mr. and Ml'l. Roy . . -Mr. and Mn; Harold ia Florida. noldl 81 ue :~nln at the DAV Hall Mrs. 'Robert Couch and Mrs. would make '6ve or sll dens 1HiankeDSblp and children, ·Ro- Mrs. Doria Sayre ahl . Mrs. Clll!'les Lucaa of ...., Brian and · Mr. aad)ln. Edgl1' !leY ~•Y e e 8decorated birthday Elza Gilmore, Jr. ,but unW den mothers can bert Couch and cbDdreli, Ken- plo'yment at Racine. ~ ·~Ill the .weekend ~:~ ;~~\;~r:· VIsited fitt Ill MOI'8antown recentlY A larg b ~ yeal'l l Mr Dillard ·-•nted l>lue 'be secured th~ cannot benetil Harris and sons, Mike Mr and Ml'l Gene CUJ11o 'her parents, Mr. and Ml'l. lth Mr and Mr a VIsit with their son and t oak• '" ~n serv::;:e 1 with and gold corsages-to the den ' more dens. ~ik'llore, Mrs. Edgar Dorst, chlt.k-en called on Mr. mer Jones. She came to see Mce.!.s, • s. Mr. and Mrs. V~ Jlljrlf scout g, luck dinner at 6 mothers and thanked them for i Awards were presented by the1onuny, Bruce and Paul Reed, Mrs. Lewreni!e.Johnston Mrs. Lena McEl bl'IJ cl, tude t t' Ohl,nl"'""" and dilldrea. . i a planned polbl ttr .,.service and also for clecorattng leubmastertoKeith Blankenship,[Mrs. Keaneth Maddlln Mrs. l!d· family who Is a patient Mlc Univ~~ n 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupo p. m Thh•. Ia es werteh a b~ue for the banquet ;a bobcat pin; Harold Sisson and ith Sisson and childcen, Ml'l. Dan~y HBines Charles Melp General Hoepllalln th.e weekend with weekend suests of lllelr ""' '" w lie covro WI · ky Co h p·ns · WIUiam Johnson and children ' and lamlly, Mr. 1 aell old lace mats and name Mr. Nash spoke briefly on. Rir uc • one year ·~ • ston, Slmey Powell called eroy. Mr. aad Mrs. cbDdand , ., ~ ma:e by tho Cob Seoul! scouting and showed a film on land Kenneth HaiTis, Jr., a gold Mrs. Ray Glaze and chll~, Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Miss Carol Scott, . . Joe McKay and rea 1 1 ;.; · their meetings. CUb Scouts steps of achievement for Cob 1arrow point. bo dMrs. AldberMt WoodLars rdanrJchlld0• ston. In Gt•hlllti!"'lls, ·~~~ Niles, Ohio. d L . ·k· ;Scuuts Mr werner also spoke: Attending were the a ve an 'ren an rs. eona ewe M d M Henry Davis wt er paren"', Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wlse, 1 1 1 " ;·~~. ~ere a~~ ·~~,;.,.;:· , briefly co~ndlng Mr. Dii- Mr. and Mrs. William Snouffer .and son. MrrsRoy Buoh and Ml'l. Paul Scott. hla th Mrs J A. of Waverly wece here to :!;ll;;":t :h~ve g~est table: l iar~ f~r hi!! good work as CUb- j·- -Pa~l am:s, ~1., called ~n DenniS Saelens, Rio Grande : mo er, · · final rites for the late ··h~eh was centered with aa jmasl<l',. and al:~k~~. of den , and Ml'l. · John Busch. con~~ apen:,tsllleMr. and Ml'l. f Mr. and Mrs. Keltb Mrs. G~:· Belz of Galll]lolo • enttne ;,.';d Che:;;:' 1 Heath Church ;;•;;;;;s~m!:~e of ~~; andN~:~~i ~~~h~~~~~~eb wid of~ciiooJ ! Meetin~s this M·G·M ~"trJCt executiVe ; Paul I \V.rnPr. M·G·M district com· SOCIAL Week . Ltsted m;<sioner, Mrs. Werner and son. Ricky ; Edward Spencer, co11mandrr of the DAV, whicr sponsors the Cub S<:outs. and Mrs Spencer and Roger OilMONDAY lard. cubmas ler . and Mrs. ~ RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club Dillard. F b Z4 t 7'30 t the . . . 11o meet e · a · a Services at Heath · clMethodist de Wed ChurCh thls week m u . . nesday, Feb. 23 the beglnnmg •tudy of llle Gospel of John with the Rev. M. E. Dowson as IR· atructer, f~ 3 • 9 p. m. Eleanor CirCle study on mlsslllllS Thursday Feb 24 w1th CAJ ,r,VNDAR Fotlowmg the dmner, Mr. 01l- home of Mrs. Bert Shumway M M E no' ·1 d lard introdtt<"f'd those al the with Mrs. Dorsel Riebe) as co- ~· kiD· ;~n, ea ~r1 be ~~:u.~st table .:~nd Rav Gla1.e, I hostess h ldorF ida.ay ~t ayer ~ 1 th neighborhood cn~nmissioner; i Ches;er PTA. will meet in reg. He th. rCh y ba etrl~3°0n 8 e . ea urco . p. m. d Ke-nneth Ml:ld en, area eommts· ular sessioR at the Chester ft c· 1 1 New Testament Lenten Petiod M~r. ::"!t"~!~~.Mr. · ~~~~;,~'Emerson StUdy is Begun and Route, Mr. and Mrs. Paul visited ln Aihens Sunday children, Mr. and their d'augbter Barbaro Study of the New Testament was begun by the Junior Youth Fellowship of Heath Methodist Church Sunday evening at the church. This is a study of the life of Jesus during the Lenten season. . · Rhonda Hysell, pres1dent, conducted the meeting with Doxie Walters reporting on future plans of tbe group. MemR dt ld bers are .as k f" to urn ~a en ar Morrl• Teaford, local. Daniel Euler, Mt. spent the weekend with his ents, Mr. and Ml'I.Jiellry Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill, tart Falls, spent the week with her parents and · sb Mrs. Harold ~ou ~ spent an evemng wdh parents, Mr. and Mrs. Euler. F R'a Mrs. ranc.es oma.n • UnIvers lly'. <form~e~~=~ey~and riolte~:~ !~· .;.nd : : of Reynoldsburg, were . guesls of her and Mrs. R• G. BaDey McNamee Saturday alao attended ' tile funeral ·of Howard B•ers. , ' returned • · Tbo Almanac By Uulled Prell lotentalto!tal Today .is Monday, Feb. the •~> day of !~with 31S ..... Elberfelds Camera Deportment is Headquarters For lnstamatic Movie .Cameras Qnd Movie. Projietors - t The moon ta between U.s and fllst quarter. The morning sta riB' The evening star is - Grnde School, Monday, Febr"' The A ernoon ITC e meets money in to the preSident or Jock Grove, " spendmg English poet 111111 ~ '1<~:., JiiP!¥WtM %W£&, ary 21, at a p.m. Members are Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. treasurer, Lu Ann French. weeks vjsiting her motber, Roman Catholic f ; asked to brilll some unusual[ at the ch:"h.. S d 'll A film strip was shown after and Mrs. Henry Euler. Henry Newman, ivas ~ arn ou .i Item that somoone else might Race elations un ay WI the meeting, followed by lhe Clyde Wines, Jr., Amlle fliiB day ln 1801. ~ ~~ want for the "White Elephant" · helhob~erv~ S~t"Y· F~b. ~ benediction. Refresh~ents were visited his parents, Mr. On this day Ill history: , auction. I. 0. McCoy will he ~~. M~t ~~ria~ e orB:~ti~t served by Kenny Smith and Mrs. Clyde Wines Sunday. In 1848, Consressman J~:. /1 NIWI Pomeroy auctioneer. There Will be a Church the speaker The Rev Tommy Cooke. Att<ndmg wece Mrs. Ollie Sayre visited Quincy Adams, former P ' short "Founders Day" pro· ' · . ' Rhonda Hysell, Sylvia Swan· d hte M Judy Brace ld 1 11 ......1 the Door ~rs Florence Burnside entered Dowson will take Rev. Bor- n Sandy Johnson Doxie aug r, rs. . en. c& a}'O'I'" on · · . al s0 ~ gram and refreshments serv · den's pulpit that sunday so • ' Racine and they VISited House of Ra!>resentslliVI~. II-··---·-··---·_; od Mergs General Hosplt NORTHWESTERN BAND · Walters, Okey Ritter, Tom· Oris Hubbard of Syracuse. He died two urday mornmg for observahen Boosters wlll meet Monday eve. my Cook~, Kenny Smith, Ver~e Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wise andl - - - - - - ' - - - - ---11 tmd. tre-atmr.nt. ning at 8:00 iR the Rutland High a~.tved. Thursday, for a weekend Ord, Dwtght Dowson, E<kbe family of Middlepert Route therson. A M1, Polly Karr of Columbus S<:h001 All band VISII w1th her parents, Mr. and Brown and Mr. und Mrs. Em- . d M 8nd M Mr. and Mrs. WI1Ham~,~;: 11 spent the weekend with her gym. Mrs Harry Lee Bailey. She was J lte r. ~s. ~· M d Mrs Charles are asked to be present. · .ed h b h th erson ones. Johnston and family. and family visited their MOVI"e C•!IIIIIIIIIPIII parenls. r. an . I accompam ere y er mo er Ronnie and Steve Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Karr Sr. . .1 JOF CLASS of the United wa• In Columbus for the Kriders l':rolertain of Columbus spent the Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Nest Instant loading-electric-eye exposure! Mr . und M"' . Anthony PguliSI Method' t h h ·u t M · h h · nd th S nd 'th ' " c urc WI mee on· M E 1 Sc II S G e At Ditmer Sunday Wit t "" gra mo er, . Havenswoo d' W. Va. of Columhus spent u ay WI ' da at 7•30 p m at the r rs. ar 0 ' ugar rov • Minnie Carroll on· The new war ta take movie• with famous Kodak fnsfamafic her paren!s. Mr. and Mrs. Vir-: wi~ Mr~ . Ma.ri~ ChapmaA an.J who is recup~rating from recent ! Mr. and .Mrs. R.aymond. Krl· M M Mr. ·and Mrs. te 0 camera conVenience. Just droP in a Kodopalc movlt eart'ridge gil Camrhell. 1 . . <n surgery, arrtved Thursday for der entertamed w1th a dmner Robert urs, n . · ae Mrs. Freda Middleswart and the camera's loaded and r.ady for actjon. No settings to Rand\' Hoodashelt spent Sun-· Mrs. Eddie Smath as OOstes. _s. an indefinite visit with her son Sunday' al their home, Syra· Meter a~. dadugMhter, ndRuby children visited Mr. and Ml'll.ll make. Electric eye sets exposure automatically. Batteries drive · d 1 MI d d 1 hter · 1 Mr and cuse · Meter, viSite r. a . William Abfes and family. dav 'ol.'ilh his gran parens, r., PAST PRESIDENTS will be an i.l tg -m-aw, · · d M Ch r Carroll and family Mr. and Mrs. Richard A~=~~ your fllm, l.t you shoot a full 50 feet of film with no winding. and Mrs. Evert>lt Dailey. : honored durin th~ Founders Mrs. John Scott. She was ac- Guests. were Mr . an rs. , nr le . Birch was take~ "'"lied on Mr. and Mrs. Foot f/1.8 lent. Automatic Type A filler. Mr and Mrs. Jl•rry Hassler · g . companed here by her sotJ and John Knder and Joetta and Mrs. 8?sle ,_ and daugh1er ~f Gahanna and : thDayRpro~ramEiat the meePITmA~ ofl his daughter Mrs Rosex>e Wise I John and Miss Connie Dill of I the hospital at 1\,thndensb. She Lehew and family. · I e actne ementary a ' ' h. Ch 1 R d wa ren Connolly fered a stroke a as Mrs. Louise Van Meter MAIN FLOOR Miss Lena Grue~<'r of Pomeroy the grade school Monday at who w.Jnt there for er. es er ~a • r . 1 . Nl k' ..ted Mr nd M r were Sunduv guests of Mr. and · . . ' . THURSDAY of ReedSVIlle and M1ss Peggy mGma. . C 1 VISI · a ~Irs. Harry ·Kei.,r, Minersvilfe. I7.30 p.m. Retreshments WIH be ONE WON ONE CLASS of Pecora. Columbus. Calling I Mrs. Elva Dailey visited her James Anderson of Baoban. , served. All parents are mv1ted. th fC p F' 1 Baptist the afternoon were Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl AU· eli Mrs. Eutab Proffitt and Ca~> l l M1ss Pegg~ Pecora o o1urn· , e omeroy 1rs · . . , • lied LouJ and Nlcki bus w:ts the weekffid guest of 1 Church will meet Thursday at P1ckens, son Bill .and . VIS se · her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. i , TUESDAY 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Paul Allen of Pt. Koemg, Pomeroy; and Mr. . Mrs· M~ral Evans and Paull Rav~ond Krider. I f E~NEY B~NNETT . . J. E. Foster. Mrs. Ellen cauch Va.; Mrs. Susie Windon, Mrs. Bernest Bruch and Ehza- Dean vlSlted Mrs. Mae VI ;11~s Ruherta Kraeuter. senior ! ~~e~:~ ~g~~!ning ~~xU~~~ will be devotional leader. derson, W. Va.; Miss I beth and Delbert, Mt. Vernon. Meter and Ruby. ar Oh1o University, spenl the l 22· at tbe Legion haJJ ia werkend wilh her parents, Mr. port. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter. AMERICAN LEGION AU:t·ll .lohn Kridl'f graduated from ILIARY of Lewis M~~r~~.!:~\1 February Sale 1he ,rackson Trnining School af- 263 will have an A .' Pr rnmplt'linl!, a course in WPld- pr11 gram at the Mt. Moriah B&Jl" Feature AI ••• lf1.>! and has ~ccep~ed employR tist church, Middleport, 1 mr·nl :il Bowl mg Gree~. dav at 7:30 p.m., with Mn. M~ . and M:·s. J~:~hn Krld~r and .Campbell Harper in eharge. fJmliy left St~nday _for Fmdlay )trs. Wilson Carr, eighth dis· whf~P. they \_Vlll reside. trirt president, will be t ~ ~lss Ca rne Yt>agf"!' .entered 1s~aker. The public is invited. Metgs G'"eral Ha<pilal Sat· I AMERJCAl'l LEGION AUX. urday night for observalwn and ~ Jliary of Drew Webster Post tmtmenl. No. 31 will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall Four BirlltmJVrore and all members ace urged to -nduy 1bepresenL I Clb fl ~ rail' ds u . ¥r. and Mrs. Theodor B· l MEIGS COUNTY Rid~ Club gle entertamed with a family I will hold Ita annual potluck din· · dinnr Sund.ay at their home, ner Tuesday, February 22nd Sprlng-Av. m ebservance •f the at 7 o'clock in tbe recreation birthdays of l1rs . Beegle: Mrs. room at the home of Joe Young PauJ Huston and son David and Sr., Route 124,. A business Jp~n Fisher. I meeting will follow dinner Present were Mr. and Mrs. The stetbo&:opt. was inVI!Il~ll Pa~l Huston and children, ed by Rene Laennec, a French Aimee, Danny. David and Doug- physician. l~s of ~yracuse: 1\-lr. and Mr~. AIC and Mrs. Gary Bruce John F1sher and daughter, Jul1e · Slalnal:.'-r spent a week witb or HE'bron; and Mr . and Mrs. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. HarR Beegle. tey Stalnaker and Ml'l. Marie ictapman. He left Tuesday for COVERTS HAVE SON · Lincoln Nebraska where he bas Mr. and Mrs. Roger Covert ·, been stationed for the past eight of Lincoln, Nebra~ka, are an-- I months and from there be will notlhcing the birth of a son, I go to Minot Air Force Base f\arl Douglas, February 12. Mr. !I N.D., where he will be staUoned.' Covert form1?1'ly residE'd in 1 Mrs. Stalnaker will remain with Middleport •ith hiS father, Ern· j her mother while he Is ln North ! est CoverL and family whe ntw Dakota. ' rPslde al Belpre. Miss Patricia HeMessy student nurse at St. Joseph H... pital. Parkersburg, W. Va. arrived Friday for a weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Mrs. Thomas Hennessy. I "T\11 CINCINNATI KID" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris -Teehnil·olorMcQu~(' n, F.dw. G. Jr. and Ricky and Paula are , Ann ·Uarganl, I staying with his parents, Mr. I 'fursday Weldjj .1oan Blonde I and Mrs. Robert Morris Sr. . duo to higb water. 1 . ' Mr. and Ml'l. Dan E. Morrla WED. Jnd THUA.SCAY of CinainnaU arrived Friday I Feb, 23-14 evening for a weekend visit NOT OPEN wllh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I I MAN·IIZI RICUNU Robert Morris Sr. and Mr. aod 1 ~RIDAY oncl SATURDAY I IOP'A 81D ; Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. I Fob. 25-26 PATI'Y DUKE u ' Mrs. Guy Russell visited TueaI IWIYIL LOUNII CHAia "BILLIE" dBy, with Mn1. Charles I LAMPl (T~ehnirolor) Miss Brendll Bailey student lluke, .Jim Baeku1, I END TA8LII Greer. Warren Berlilf.. Columbuo Business University wHit I COCKTAIL TAII,.E Billy DeWolfe. 1 I 1 .. M • I Ab y People In 8 KOD •K ;)lt4 1 II I Elberfelds In Pomeroy MASON FURNITURE CHEAPER BV THE PC. CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM GROUP 1 COMPLETE 1 ..MEIGS THEATRE ........ i 1 3-,.alllll Retllner "THE DAY 0~ THE TRIFFIDS" ITerhnicolorJ I IH•m:~.~d Keel. Nirole Maur· . Kleron Moore. IUN., MON .. TUES. Feb, 27-28, Mer, 1 John Sturge.. •· T>l• HALLELUJAH TRAIL' ! 1'echnicolor) Burt Lancasrtr, Lee Remick, Jim Hutton, Pamela Tlffla, Brl•n Kellh, Doaald Planer. c•rcartoon Rambler Trade-Ins ThoVory Best In Uud C•n Anywho.. . ,....,'"' "" -NO - REASONABLE- Mason Furniture OFFER REFUSED SEE MOROPOLITAN MOTORS EASY TERMS 11r TV lltwiiJ 773-5592 MASON, W. VA.. HERMAN GRATE "Your Rembltr Dt•l•r" POMIROY, 0. ...... ,_. ~ ; . ;·.' '' •l ... ____________________________.; ' .,_,.,To The,.,.,.., 01 Tlr.. Mel- uucm bea ~~~~------------------·------------~~-q VOL XVII NO. 256 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1966 Kennedy has Support from LBJ Adviser FIVE CEN1j ' I' i', ' ·, ' : ' . DONALD BROW NJR, NEW HAVEN - Alnnan Donald c. BroWD Jr., •on of Mr. aud Mrs. Douald c. Browa has been asolped to Grand Fork• AFB, N.D., after com· plelfng Air Force baste trafD. .. A 1913 d 1 fp mgh ~~:.~· :. 0wru ·~; lralned on tbe job " ao ac· li ' i Booby Traps, Dense Brush 2 Area Handicap Infantrymen Federal Aid Programs In Middleport Launchet!· WASHINGTON (UP!)- A top Johnson administra· tlon adviser has come to the defense of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's controversial Viet Nam proposals. Gen. Max· well D. Taylor said he believes they have been misinterSAIGON (UP!) - U.S. 1st Infantry Division troops searching for an estimated two regiments of Viet Cong preted. Taylor, a close rersonal friend of the New York just north of Saigon ran into an ambush in dense undersenator and a specia consultant on Viet Nam to Presi· brush strewn with booby traps today and en~aged a main Viet Cong force in fierce, point-blank fighl!ng. New progrsmo made possible will be used Ia grades I through bave been made Ill lDirudiM!I dent Johnson, told UP! Monday night the Kennedy piBn "seell!S quite close to the The attack came shortly after the troopers uncov· through federal aid were de- 6. A 8e<OIXI addtiOll to the pro- speed ceadini Ill the blgb lt:IJ8GI administration position." Taylor's comment on the ered an underground Viet Cong hospital and headquar- '"'!'!bed Monday lllgbt for tbe gram Is ln physical Illness Ia wben poaalble ud that fr•• Kennedy's plan has bee D Kennedy proposals apPeared to countfag aud Unance speeilll- ters. Two slightly-built Gl's slithered Into the tiny open· Mk!dl~port Parent • Teacher As- l!l'ades. 3 through II. ceadiRg maebinel will lle avaQ. ' widely IDterproted as mesniJ11 be somewhat of a departure ist wlth the SlralqJic Air leading to the network SOCiation by Supt. Clarence He listed oeversl educational able ill the elemeDI- ... - , Command. Alrmaa Browa atTh _, "" thot the United Stales should From the general admlnistraunderground tunne!J and main Ioree opened fire on ompson. . aids placed In the ~arlous rooms Students are being lested 6ll p• I il the Conununist VIet Uon view. United Nations tended Manhall Uaiverslty. it out with Commu- ments leading the sweep. He Said two of the proJects such as dicUonarie9, encycJo. admlasloa to the program, but Coil.',: to take part In any peace Ambassador Arthur J. Gold· guards. As the Americans tried to are bellll launched this week. pedias, maps, charta and sever. he believes better nsulta W1l negotlatlool and to share power berg, Undersecretary of State '111e "Big Red One" troopers pull back and call 1a One Is the Developme!!l Read- at others. He plans a pre- kind- be realized aa1 yur. in any poalwar government In 'George w. Ball, Vice Presldeot IC moved out Monday OD Opera· fire, the guerrillas touched lng program, with Mrs. John ergarten class this summer with He IDvlled Jllll'OIIIa to South VIti Nam. Hubert H. Humphrey and White tion Mastiff to clear the suer· mines. Welsh and Mrs. Donald Boone Mrs. Guy eyoolcla, JtiBdersar- to the IICbool and ,.. the mater. .. ,. 1 d hi 8 1tate t .. House adviser McGeorge Bundy rilla forces out of tha jungles Take vc stroo""old as instrucwrs. This program fD. ten teacher, io charge. iaJ and become famDlar w1111 no rea men ' aU dismissed any talk of b 1 tat' abo I •• lnd medfal d' Sev H said ••• I fed al .u T 1 th0 to , and ru ber pan lOBS u To the north near Bong c es re rea mg. er· e .,..,111111 n er ... tho purpose of the odded equip. 881'd ay or, sena r 8 dealing with the VIet Cong miles northwest of Saigon. on the South China Sea al Middleport teachers are has beea obtained and spent ment and pt'Of[l'BlDI lor tbelr rpoposal was that "the dJs. directly. had IDdl takl th be' sident minority should be "My view Is that we have Intelligence report& • U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Ill e course mg curren~ for the material that would chU~'I weUare. ted ln th caled tbere. overran a Communist ty given at Eastern High school most benefit the school. The meeting wu opeaed will 1 ~ft~~': free ele:tl:;ernmen sGoallddbeeooug1hid on this su1bject. . They encountered lltUe opposl· hold and found 38 by Ohio University peraonnel. II Mr. Thompson noted plaoa CONTINUED OD Pap 1 rg o newsmen a ter " ' Two outstanding Middleport! lion until late I!Jday when the ·11 Tb "A' ";;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;-:-----'----..:.-...;.._...;...:..:;::.:.:.:..:::::..:.._ _ ~'1'11 ta~e ~' consequences of three • ~r White House. con- ' High School alumni wiH be :~rr~e::· try~g ;~ four days ar~a&n.i~& : t uzu free elec~ons. ference With the President. guest• at a testimonial dinner to take the stronghold, LONDON (UPII - Britain'• Taylor said be thought the ''The President has said that being beld in Mt. Clemens, in a series of main strike Ioree of~ 1171'1 Kennedy projltllals were "slm· representation ·of the VIet Colli Mirh., Saturday, Feb. 26. hills dubbed the will be buill aroond 1 lliiLill ply aome amplification of sllllle would oot l>e an Insurmountable . . aspects of the admlnlstratlon problem u Haaoi is williJ11 w The commumly·Wide banquet Triangle." Each time they Ioree of Amorleaii nllA vi•w. He rejected any augg... seek peace. In honor of Dr. ~WIS Rickman, beea beaten off by fanatic supersoDic bomben and a tfon, that bls comments on th~ "It seems to me, as an old well·known phySician In Ml CleCong who launched oealed • dowo Navy equipped Kennedy plan might be inter· negotiator, that that Is as much mens given by the Clmtondale attacks and laid down with mlaslle . armed sllbmar· peeled to mean he favored •• we ought to say If we are Junior High S<:hool In MI. CleBut whea they stormed IDeo and destreym, the La!> ...;,e aort of "ctalltllll no1 at the ne&Pilatilll table, mens. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) _ auromatic weapons flee. or Joverameot aDDOUIICed IIBOV~! Ill Saigon. Goldberg added. Guest speaker lor. the meet- The crucial fmal porllon of the defenses today, following a da). lng w•il be Dave Diles, pro~· couatdown was picked up 00 bombing raid, they found 1be fleet atr arm - the · ~ aenl Rad.lo and TV personality Ume today but weather threa- bodies, Artillery had llvy'o oarrter • bale lorce-or. DelrOII. Dr. Rickman . and tened to b\oCkJIII~j the heavily fortified area 'till "" phased .., aloq wl!ll Diles are graduates of Middle- lauach of the first Apollo f<lllr daya. oerlabl belp boHo Ia favor port H1gh School. , spaceship ln the U.S. men-lo- U.S. military authorities al !Boiil~sed eapaiiie Ur. Ricknmn is the SOH ol the-moon program. ported at least 201 " ropfd, ..... dlataaeo opel' Mr. Earl C. Rickman and the The first portioll of 111e 5211 killed In major actiono, lnclud- llitmo. COLUMBUS (UP!) - State officials went ahead Blood donors -lois of them- Christ, with Mrs. Martha Chflds llale Mrs. Rickman, also of MI. hour counldown wound up a• lng the continued sweep near Thm wtU bo aa who!etale with plans for !he May and November elections today 111 oro needed next Monday when " chalnnan, will serve the can.: Clemens. He took hiS medical planned before dawn lxlday. The Bong Son. Brlllah retreats from global the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding ,_ p tee1 1 M d Itralnmg at Wllburforce Umver- second half of the long aeries of But there al90 was a eommllmeull, Ohio's new legislative apportionment system. the Bloodmobll e • IsIts '" Mom· nex on ay. · ndly Iorces. Th e nation' s highesI court ru led Mond ay th at the Blood Chai ,SI'f Y. The "'lah ar Med.1caJ School checks and preparations on the among fr1e ~roy, said loci rm.. ary M> ' II '"' • ~_., i at Ashville, Tenn .. & served his 224-foot Saturn _ Apollo space Near Da Nang, 385 miles plan, written by the state apportionment board and or· ~.m H a~ th M 1 Ml'l. Beulab Strauss, Melfll inlernfthip in St. Louis, Mo. He machina begaa at 7,15 a. m. north northeast of Saigon, dered into effect I:Jy a special thre<>judge federal court • • ~s Cauaty Health Deparlmeol ad- has been servi111 in Mt. Clemens EST "'· amm 18 guerrilla units lauached 1 panel in Cincinnati, is le~al and proper for use this C(lllllly Blood program again " miiiistrtlve aiBislan~ re- for the past 12 years and resides ! w~ather appeared to be a series of attacks The court dismissed a swt by James Nolan of Cleve faring a '"rious situation. She minded residents the ao. there with his wife and seven I VIetnamese government Democratic candidate for secretary of state, who challeD"id llle Red Cross chapter a1. problem. A heavy layer of .. ed th t't t· ali f h '· ·t lat to cloucla blanketed the cape today They mt a platoon guardiJ11 g e cons 1 u 1on ly o I e p... n as 1 re es proo 12 I d the day dog qalll'lUIIIne weal Into chlldcen. d ~~~~ ha:W:~ n!!ce~ved for ePecl loday. Diles is fhe son of Mr. L. D.' and !Qrecastera predicted more bridge 11 miles oouth of visions of the Ohio Consti·, The qaaraattae had heea Diles, and hss made lila mark of the same for launch time huge U.S. Marine base tution. · Minority Leader F'l'lal: w, •br F n,:a~ lnts of blood In ochedDied II begla last Ties- in tho sporla world reporting on Wednesday. Good vi91blllty io lxlday and contact with Nolan contended the eppor· King, D-Totedo, charslnl 1l!al which the ~hapter is Indebted day, bat wu postpoaed uuW radio and TV. He resides with needed for vital camera co•er· ~vernment troops was lo•l Uonment board tampered with llle board bad oo lepl powwlll red In N mber 0.. this week beeause of the Dood. his family in Bloomfield Hills age of the Saturn lB rocket's PJCkup 5th pgh: Both COLUMBUS (UPI) Ally. sections of the constitution act, bavill.!! diJcbarged Ito powo 1 :~~u:nd Janu ove • AU dogo In the couuty ruaalng district near Detroit. He w~ first climb aloft. ment Gen. William B. Suba ruled which wece intact and could aot ers in 1980 wben II drew 1lp 11!1 Ml'l Hamm .. Ute debts at large daring the qaaraa· sues! speaker at 1 Middle- A spokeSinao for the Miami Mondoy that taxes approved by be violated. The court, In a old apportionment plan. lnclud~ 35 lnla lo Veterans llno wtU be considered alrayt port Alumni banquet ln ce<ent We a I h e r Bureau predict. Melli Geaeral Hotplfol ac:bool dislrtct .residents caR be brief order, merely upheld the Uade.- llle COIIIIItutloD, 1111 P M aDd picked up by Doc WardeD years. He also recently wu in- ed there would he "quite 1 lot Adllllslfou _ Ora Bacon, to res1dents of another lower federal courL board, made up ol the jtvWo ~"';':;!-! tohosp~~ ~ner~ George Lo&au and ~ aBIIBI· vited to President JobnSIIII's of clouds ln the cape area cine; Carrie Bahr, Coolville; when the second dlstl'lct Still peadini Ill the Fraakllll 1":;' ol ~~ 1111 1 11 • , ' aaL breakfast. He Is associated with tomorrow mornln& - Ia tactj William Blanltenship Pomeroy lransferred to the IITsL County Common Pleas Court s e ··•-Ill Columbus hospitals and four I I lL I !liilllto• !1111110011' lllil- WXYZ Radio and TV Detroit preUy hea~ ....._,___ N , • He ruled in a case rnised by here Ia a IUil filed by Seaate lllfel once every 10 yean lo .., pints to St. Joseph's hospital ill • · .,. - -... one. County Pro•ecutor Donald apportio• the legislature. Parkersborg. in connection with a Atty. Gen. WDitam B. 8111111 The Middleport Church of school transfer inrolviJ11 •• op. called the higb court de<l... eratlng levy on this May's pria "victory" lor Ohio. NGiaa mary ballot. conceded it meant Ibis Yw'l Saxbe said that wben the vo~ IeS On elections would be ooadudod ers of the district to be transunder the aew system bul ferred approved tha move, they Funeral oervlces for Otis 1vowed lo continue ft(!ldhll , . accepted "nol only the benefits Crawford eo Letart Falla wbo what he would GOIISfder a 11ft. bul the burdens of providing died at biB residence on' Mm· ter plan. those benefits." day, will be held Thursday at ----In 1 case brought up by 2:30 p. m. at the Letart Meth- p JMeigs County Prosecutor Ber· odist Churcb with Tba Rev. Oil EverlastiDJ 1"1'd110 V. Fultz Saxba ruled ov· Jamea Early officiating. Burial Service AnnolUleed . 1~ bills lor sewer rental can will be Ill the Letart Cemetery. "Post Everiaslfng," 11111 • :::cerlll=~l'ed to the cauaty tu He was a retired school teach- IIKli'ial servico honorUrr de< lilt and collected frtwn llle er and bid taught over 15 ed members of put year, W aloog with other lu· years, from 1901 • 1~ He .,., be held otlba regular lliifr" IIICb U ceallllate. a member of the Racine Ma- of Feeney-Bemi811 Pool IJt,'AIIil AVft'IN, TEX. - A JUJlY soaic !.odie '51. erlcan Legloa, W"""'*l';r ....., til81 baa "aeriOUI reservatlot!t" Quads Holding Own · SurvivOl'l include a Feb. 23. Tba IIOI'Vkel about capital pualshmenl 1lis COLD SPRINGS, N.Y. (UPI) Gerald Crawford, prompDy II 7:3t ~ expected lo begla daliberallng Qiloclrupleta bora 1o a batr- Pa.; a llister·in-law, regular meeUng Ill Joiilit. IIel<o DliblfaU lbe fate of dreaer and bla i18-y08Nlld wife Mao Crawford, New Honored will be A. A. ldiJio James C. Croa, accuMII of nre reported "boldlnti their Pa., and a number of nieces berry, Berthold Smllb, ... . . otralllllag two ooeda Ill 1 fW of own" today fll boopllol lncuba· aephews. Guy Waltors, lluJl Cettrf•• luat. IN TRAINING SESSION - (Seated, I to r), Margaret Rlberro, Vincent; RyiBnd Sellers, Belpre; ton. 1be Racine Muonie wflo died ln the put ~l · Two )JIJchlalrllta leotlfled for Harv., Edwardl, Ludlow; Forester Farley, Marietta; Shirley Voelker, Marietta; J. s. Davis, Meigs Co.; !Ira. Helen Aceiial pve birth will bold MasoniC oervlceo ,__ Roush, pool CUIJ!!! • • llle de!.- Monday that Q-ou (Stand!Dg I to r), Joseph Quivey, Meigs; George Briggs, Social Secilrlty; Harold B. Hill, Lowell; Paul L. to fhreo &lr11 and a boy shoo-~ the lw!eral home Wednesday ... uted !bat aU lllOM1i1lh wu "acllllrl out a ttt*uol Manuel, Meigs; Anthony Mele, Marietta; Richard 8a yer, Athens; Dewey Haley, Marietta and George 111or 110011 Mol!day In JUlia 8 p. m. FrleudJ may ean at ~ Dlatrlct allbia 1111 daydream" whea SUIIJI Rfpby Heldman, Warner, alder cltlzeni of three oountifls, have been trained to locate ather older folks eJl&!· and Sblrley AID Stark nre ble for Medicare. BuUerlleld llomorlal Hoop!~~ Ewilll Funeral Home auestz. 'lbly welgbed frHI I pounda I80D Tbunday libel tbe ---olala !Ill July II. Thl ffplo WIIC.'tl Ill I )IOUIIdllJ ..- . wm be llkeo 111 the ohurcll. lllmW A4mh!'r• Middleport; Grepy · lleCelltly . II rtlldi!lllll of county ln au effort to find In Melp County, 1be project more are planned as follows: COLUMIUS IUPIJ - S.Cm1ry of Stllo Tod W. ner, CGot91Ue; Bam LAD PLAaD, II. ~;t"'" lftlp, WublJiilm! .. 81111 Alb- pie 85 or over wbo don't bave 11 being conducied by the Social Friday, F•brnary 211, tO a. ll'ftn today Nfutod to knock Stoll Domocretlc Chal,.. ntngtunu, neral Mrf!cll were tiDI Counllell alteddel1 a one-day flJ!ormaUoa oo Medicare. !lecurlty AdmbdStratloo' llld the Ill the Pomeroy Santor man Wllllotn COI-n off Itt. DotnOCrltlc 11111ot for Wyatt, thll IIWII'IIjll ..for O)Jiapib btJb. ~ seuloo Ill the Social .. ~ empbasta Ia being JnaUtute of Raflonal Develop. School Auditorium aDd 1:30 ..,._ant,...rnor. Farley, Pl. sledder ~ ~ lllto wu Sec8rlty ofllce ill M~. given to clelllng people about ment, which hao Its heaidqttaJi. m. at tbe Mldtl1eporl Brown ruled tho! COiilmln outomltlc~lly ,.~g. lor, Middleport; killed MODdoy 'lllllll•.lbi ·fGur. Ohio. Robert G. Loceat, SOCial the deadline for s1inin1! up era In Atheq. . School Audlfarlum. od • choll'lllltl of the Union County Boord of E""'lone Je. Olelblre. Dlri... _ , maD Canadlaa lleii.J» iru pllol. Security Diolrlct Mallll8et Ill 1m' vollllllary medical Insurance OperaUm Medicare Aler111111 Friday, Marcb 4, 10 a. rn. whln he flied hio namlnltl.:a::tlone Fell. 1 for the 1111 weot out .i!l ~ IW!etla Jtated thai these oltJo. ander medicare. People wlltl IIBist these people IS an4 tl'(ei the Chester Et:,·~n:r~:::l etoto offl ... Co!otn~~~'• • · was cholt..,.e. 'lay cia,~; Jobn the Jnlarlallollal, \Yo- ·.- clUfena have been lraiJiilll were II or oldar by January.!, Ia getiiiW to lbe ~COm. ~ 1:30 p. ,m, at John I' Jonoa ,~. COiumllul, Who maintained that~ .....; - - llal1iii,' phy 11801. ·, •.10 111111 Ill )!JCalfnueople wilD wtn lurlt ·.MIIc~ ~,_ 111111117 m.illbtll, ...._ · lboy Salurdoy Jriareb tt, m. ~ vlelltod etiM lawlly 11011tlnul111 to IICt • 111 tltolfrs. J(tlcoomb . ·hm 11t11 8lll'tiiWd ·lor medicare. prolecllon whoa. the )lJ'litJrlm .,. beld. Rutllld and 11 Portland at tiona loNrd _ . . , attar 1111111 for effla ClllCAOO· - '1'1111 ~ ''l'boy wfU coovasslng ... slarti July I flll11 If they, ll&n · Four oucb meeiii!P blve boa Tburaclay, Marcb 31, 10 a. m. ani Ben IIIII · IMPM • IIIII I) llllliil ~ Ia 11Gb ldll. bf, liar. ll Lartaa lllded. lllld Ia ,._ CGulfJ 1114 • II lilt P1111101 -~~~~~~~~~.., :';!j. Dr. R• kman, Dave DI"les Being H0n0red weather court .sIgna • Is G.o countdown For ElectiOD • Threatens · ' . . . L f Th DOnOrS • ots 0 em •are • ID May, !Sovember • pomeroy NeededMonday ID Saxbe Rules Jn JssUe for too.! i::i; Me1"gs County :r ":::7 0tis, Craw(ord D" M day I'ORLD I a ! ~~ : ~ % Older Citizens Take Tr~ining Operatio~ Medicare Alert v-... pea-l -w MilD .• ., ) ' ........ •• •' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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