http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3232ad840d7b783bb02c833d1faf8e58.pdf 616e779c5abc243ca7333a3a8504d2c5 PDF Text Text .. . ••' . "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 .• ., ) ' ........ •• •' ' �/ \ •I "I \'! 1 • . "' t Herit" - . ..----~~ THE DAllY SENTINEL It -.. .,, .. By Jack o•J;IniD THE INTERNAL Revenue's ready to place •• agent In ev~ Las Vegas casinq lor lilt nightly "C!OUDI; " the public btowofl on 11111 Is overdue ... . Gllll Lollobrllldll'l been detlng Toll' Corbally In Paris .. L8J'• in a lit of irk about hill lll!k of oupport from <ertein ~cttona LBJ !Mil polnl 0111 Sen. P'ulbrllflt, voltd .. p!nst !be Clvll Rqbll llid ftld to Israel bUll ... 1111 boiDI Aro kansas ~ Ia v!Yid Gomrut lo LBJ'I Clvll RJcbll polblli and It's Onally 1101 10 popular altber II'OUild 1100 PtmL AtL One of the bta miJ'I'IICel of !be Winter 1011011 dellnllaly Cl oft the Soetatlllt AnD !Mrs. llennfii!OD) Slller'l soy. fermg mononucteom (lht llfll. lnl!"<llseut) ... lt'l fiN to ... .. many wow-wee blondM Ill 0111 plact but Danny's llldaawQ gets 'em A society malroD told I friend ccnflclntlally her hlll!land was cheaUng and aometlllna lhoold be done about It - ,. tht friend hired a private detective and learned tha frteacl. ly Informant was right - but the Informant badn't known It waa with her very own It · year-old daughter; IDcl now comes lbe alarm before lbl lttcbml s. Owio, Publlltter Chuter Tionehlll. Edllllr Pu~U1hed everJ atterDODil uqept I"'• day bY Tbe Ohio Valley Publish!.. Com111111. 110 Mechlllllr St.. POIIIei'OJ, Ohio 457". IUI\UII Office pbont W'o' 2-2158 Editorial pboat W11 2-2157 at Entered 11 second ~·•• mailin' mlltter th~r post offict 1t Pomeroy, Obi9. National ad'tertblDI lotl1110lll llmbsll, Inc., reprtl•tiU¥1! 141 Lm•ll•• A.ve .• New Yort CitJ. Ntw York Subscription rates: D~Hvered by earner \\'herr available. 30 L'eots per week: one ye 1 r ia adVInce at tht Daily SentineJ office $15.'6: tix montb11, $7.80. tbree months SS.90. By Motor Route whe!'t carrier ser· vn~• aot awaUable oae montb $1.10. S, mull one yur 110.00; 111 montht. $&.28: Tbret month•. U .OO. roeu COMMEN1.6 liNG EDITORIALLY Expanding Bureaucracy JT IS hard for the 1verage person to keep track of all the new llublic ag· encies for the supposed beneftt _of th• American public lhat are •.Prlngmg up like the l!owors of the commg season, and tt ia even more difficult to follow the ever expanding services of those alre;dy In existence. The octopus of our federal bureaucra<'y is a ma'e lhlt ev· rn tho!t working within its rank• art hard pressed to know Its workings. There •• some hope that the ~ultipllcatlons will he drastically cut durmg the pr•.•· ent Congreso, but we feel It Ia a vatn one One that we need to exert pressure against is that related to the proposed revamping of our unemployment aetup. Our aovernment Ia spending billions uf dollars on one hand tn reduce JOblessness, and now propose a change in the organization of the federal-state systent that could only cause more joblessneSI!. This Is often the caoo in the operation of a bureaucracy wh•·n one band does not know what the other is doing. The btll being proposed would abolish the pres· ent experienco ratmg system u~der which payroll lax reductions ate gtven to employer• who reduce unemployment bv their own operation of the system. T·he less unemployment a firm has. the less state unemployment tax co~pensa­ ton It hal to pay. In other words 11 wo~ks like some automobile msurance, whtch hrin•s reductions in the amount of pre· min~ for fewer, or no accidents to the careful driver. - The sv•tem now In operation brings ·bfn ~ flts to both the employer and em· .~oyee. We read Q! a hnt exampl• of · · · a power com any worked • I :er present &etup. ~~ company revosed method of operatine line crews with ·•lht mull that over 100 employee• .were bo lonaer needed. Under th• upenence . ntint tbe compan~ by careful planning ·: r.:ance of the chanee over were able : ' tan these employees to other JObs, : therefore did not create greater un· fioployment and wer.e rtw•rded lor '• effortl. If experience rating had li9f existed they would have limply let • .100 penons ao. and additions would :yl taken place in the number of un· ' toyed in that state. II every corny was lacod with thia aame 1ltuatlon readily aeen that the percentage nf , l!nemployment will go up under the proil)pltd new system. The present system Jf_doing a good job, and we see no rea~li to make a chance. ,,•'l~; .' " The aovernment seems to think that in order to proarus there must be chango. Another exampl~ of the expansion of federal ldeu Ill m connection with the TWA. That great aovernment experiment bad an original mllalon some 30 yun aao. Ill main purpo•• was to harness the Tenneaaet River ta the Interest of navleaUnn and flood control, •nd to ~til Ita by-product hydroelectric power. Net satisfied with lbal role, whicb wu underwritten by tupayers of the nation, the authority now baa a num• ber of steam aenerating pllllll, aom.. tbina that waa never ~!!\ended wben it was lint created . Not beill& satisfied ~th that npanlion the authority now li collliderilli acceptin& bid* for nutlear power plants to be established. It Ill about lime that we beain to question fltll creepinl llate socialism, whlrh lliould be limited to reasonable .bounda. 1 Clay-Terrell Fight Has Become 'Political Football' Voice of Broadway DIVOTI!D TO INTIIiiST OP MIIGS-MASON AltiA aequen01 bunt around the of Appeals . . . F1oronet Lalllg miaerles and desperate joyo ol. .... both proud and mod alter family Ule In the area; lnd ber 67th and Parlt wfadowl finally 1 scene with lilt werr kicked In and ber frankly f.IIIRgtoo orchestra at a jUI a~vi!l'tlsed labulous-fab jewels apot. stoken by someon. wbo lltller didn't belfeve the honest adverreadiDII my auiD!Iiop'aphy, 'Tbt llaJnc, wa1 a klnder&arllll droP" Bt& Sea.' It contains a sectton out, or maybe Uktd the 8'1111 011 New York's Harlem Ill lbe u tbef are. '2Ds. when the area beCanta M1IS. DOUGLAS MaeArlhur ootabliohed u the center ul wao' our nat-tab!• nalghbor tD Negro cu!turt. We dlscualed By Wayae G. Brandstadt, M.D. '11" wltb ber UIUII llnalt the Idea of a ltlevision special • I have received a great maDJ tll'OOP of friends, 1 beautifully ,. ' W - lth producer Pbll Stein IJid lettera asking where the protec- decorous lady wbo manage~ tlva face masks I m<!ntioned in rqularly to enjoy all tbt moat director Chari.. Dubin hewing 10 earlier column COIIkl be purto Che mot! tullful aorl ol. chased. The washable, electri- celebrated lunebeon apoll qllln. co""'pt-and preaenuna a show cally beated mask il made by 1y end wltbout the 1IIUII naoa "10c!al" fanfare _. Nearby, tbat wu beautiful to loot at Carmen Commodllles Corp. Pbyllill Diller, wltcoe bllr loolal oven from jUJt 1 vlaual (21CKo W. Pelerson Ave., Chicago u It It had just exploded . . .. viewpoint, and that paued up IIOIUi) and the disposable fiber AI mldnl(lltt lit "21," Glapr an audience or laugh track-'lht mallk Is made by Mlnnloota Rogers arrl9ed lite a walkln8 bollf got off to a lui lllrl 1!1111 Mining and Manulacturlni Co. a zettful mood-aetlilll produc- (SI, Paul, Minn.). Your local Vahlttlnt . . . In Doubleday'l bookltorl, Sbei!IJ Wlotm • tloa number, "Strollln'." dealer con order one for you. wllllit In mink and beaUllla From there on, the show was boola, buying a cepy of "Lon II - WID aerctse belp to h WalkiDg liiDd In 1IIDd.H loooely divided Into lhese ~e~~ments: A rent party; a prevant varicose veins lnd spid- walk•d In and' out all alone . . . 111 aection recaUina llll'lem-type er veins! Would vitamins •&ny WedbeodaJ" lltr Sand7 thoall"ical entertainment ol the minerals be he!plult Dannll ')waiUng patiently yor 1 1o - ,...,.. to • relatfomhlp copy al "Jiurry llultdowa") Ill period; an exquisite sad-hawy between the two eondltlona. 'J'Ite ...use of spider Yeinl II 1101 known but they ara aggravaltd Uon to obllterate the ·~ yelnJ II DOW rarely used aeopl by repealtd pregnancies, tJshl garten, tight girdles, elltinr It clo8e oil llle 1111111.. ninl wtlh tha legs croued or a delle].. leading to lhe larler Yll'icollo tiel becaUH the relief II ency of vitamin c. porary and the procedure mllll Some authorities belleva be repeated from time to moderate aercis. wiD belp to tllne. Complete removll o1 the prevanl !ham but there Is ao veins II preferred. Soma definite proof of lhll. '!bey ara Clll8 DOW Ule ID eleclranlc dao In no way 1 threat to your bealth and meet dodon recommend ''"' to deltro7 IUdl niliL masking them wltb cosmetica A - My doctor II aiYIDI IIlii rather !hiD trytnr to remove 111 Cyela for preme1111rual tar obliterate them. Varfcoot veins IN Gilt .. lion. WID II blvt IDY bltmlul Ute penalllet of wa.lkiJIC 111 ratll- tlleolaf & - M Is 1 <!OIIIblllaUon of AeconliDI to Gnat lag· .. IIIIMI!nl uprJclil 0naa they bava OCCIIJ' I ' e (, neither vitabydnlchtoruthlazlde (w bl e b tad, the Spbllts tenorllo4 cun acts 11 a water pill or clluretlc penplt br demalliiiDI the mins nor ererclse will IJid blood .......... __., llllwtl' to • rlddla-Wblt them but tbty CID ba pmenlII It that has one YOict ud td by paclna liP lnd down .. IDd meprolllmlt. c1 lllild 1r0o Jtt btcomea lour-foalt4 Iliad of jllll st11u'I'JII wblla qulllMr). When II,.. fGr ,.... a~l,:>led aDd tbna- wa~t~nt for a but or, .,._ fGr ----· ,__._ It II 1101 r . d dfvwrllll • any ,...... you mual llllld, 111 _ ... 11110 uch lime tile rld"dla taba 1111111 the t .... .. llnl won't answered eornclly, wtallnr your toes, rneklng on DOled. In lbt UIUIIlJ ~ Finally Oedlpua 101 tho ,_ heels ar doing olblr 111- doup It II - . bul I& lbaald right IIIJWer: A DIID wbo Uonary aerelnt. 1101 ... Uiba bJ ID)OIIi With cnwla on all foun Ill ID• •lddaeJ 41 lUI . . lllaald 11-1 .... lndblftnrSo faney, walb on twll 1tll Dota bavial ...... whea rrown. llllll 111111 oa Gllnl aolutlon ID,Iacltd ... lbt a slaB in old ap; ~ apblnl then killed Jllntlf, ftlnl eura tbt eondltlol • Jll!l e~ - 11u1, a1 coana, pr r rt would ...... p ..... , 'hi lit- lfvt partial nllllt A - 'l'llt ..,.._ tl IIIIIIJo tam ,...,. . . . ,. ... Telet'ision Rev11e By RICI DU BROW ~alltd l'rell laltruUoaal HOW.. YWOOD CUP!) - Tetevltwn 's major entertainmtnt mvment ot tbe aeaaon arrived Monday Di&hl: A llllf-OOW' CBS. 1"V IDUSICII lptCial U')'IDa to capture tht sp1ril of Harlem 11 the 19201, and starrina Sidney Put~ier, Diahano CArroll, Sammy Davi• Jr. and Dako Ei:ongtoo and bio orcheotra. As ol now, this Is the ohow to be.'ll in all the year-end awards. Th~ only olher music or variety progrem in lilt 11m1 league lhus far was Fl'l.nk Slnatra'l oa~ man performiiiiCI lor NBCl'V. And Blrbra Slrtlsl!ld, wbt 1tarred in lut lelton's ftne1 entertainment broadcut, hu 100ther annual hour coming up liOOO. aloo on CBS.TV. the executive producer oJ Monday night's llJirlem-•el pruaram, "The Stollln' '201," wa1 Harry Betafonle, who cre•led the broadcast, pactlied il and served limply as the host who made lilt muoduction. If a show Ia 10 guoc that it doesn'l need • Harry Belafonlt performma in i1. you con get a preuy lair k!e1 of Ill quality. In bill ont atroke. BelaiOIIlt did mort C. uwade the lalllna New York imaa• In network ltlevlllloli tntertalmnent producltoa lhaa anyone ID yaan. Tbt baeldlGM of lhe holr WM the script by pelloplaywripl- jolll'nalill Lanpton lluCbel, •• ev<l<aUve, lyrlcol plect ol wriUD& lull of. love fGr 111 IUhiOCL Tbe cltltl aptO.... the words wu folller-''Tbt Stroller," described by HuJhes II "a pbitJIIOPblctl IIII'I'IICif taktng us on a tour ol Harlem, who acts 11 a llrkiiO fGr lilt ~een.n and mu1ical numbert." bJ abort, thll was at "and now folko we'd like you to meet Mary llultlblnt" type ol nr\t!J OUIIn&. Aceonlln& to JlulhN, "Mf, Belalonll eonteclld me alter UOL10R SAYS sur.. u.. - ..w. : .:.u:::..1.,cta;.;:! ""* ~ntin~, ~y-Mlddleport, 0 'i'ake Title In57-3s·w• The AtbeM l'rDIII . . . . . . ,., "SSaJ T FiJm '66 Tiger Special 1D a 57 • 16 victGI1 ~r+s· Pomeroy Monday ~ M lba Soutlleasterll ddo Freshmaa cbamploalldp. The loa wrawttl lip ...... roy's Fresh wltb a 1f.f ~: •!!\~'"! ...... ~:,:P. 111~"' ~ palgu with a lH reeaftl. COUEGE ~~~~~~le Atbens led Coach' Jlllll ~ ~:!:ts tt~~'~ was at midw"" Sc .., Ores th'k.::r~=topped· the ta. Six Reds, Including Joey Jay And Don Paveletich, Ink Packs I Stamlings Pr••• 1 My plttllil 1ft llriCII1 l8tb Cantury. Wben I wu ID the tlh lfadl, tbe ldlool allowed a IJll1l 011 how kids develop,_ but first IIIey Invited lbe mothen to sea It and aivt their oluly. Wei~ MY mother was the only one wbo rllsed a fuss, and I bad It ltay ID the nune'• office wbllo tbt movie wot be1nJ tbown. Now I'm 1 IQpbomort Ill bJ&b lcllool and lD Bea!tb WI oaw a very Interesting film Ill naereal disease. They pri eadl o1. ua a Utile folder to tate borne and lllldy; and, like 1 boob, I dlcl take It borne. My mother lllpped. Sbt'l IIIW ~ lllf. I tblnl: she called the ecbool boercL My Dad well, be doem't oay mw:b, 10 I don't blow bow be llandl. I THINK be may be on my ddf, thouilL 11e1en, 1 can't 10 al0111 wltb my mother here, and I don't wut ber to embarrass me any more. Can1 you say IOJDto tldDc thai mlgbl lei parents know this leaching Ia belpfu~ aot bad1 NQT BLVSIUNG Dur Not: . 1 w11b 1 COULD 187 110J11to lldnc to show your IIJOiber how wrong she 11 but II your lather -·t ean't 11111111e H, e1o1t - ID. 1 have mueb luck with ~ eplulolll. Too bad be lbdlaled. A man's """ point IDd llgdllllllll .,. ~ly needed II'<IWIII your ~~ llfll the lllma you menUon lllil bolb 11'1 IICtllent. ,_,.,. llcllullJ jl•nltd, lnlarmlllft IJid DIC ry. Sor- 17 J01Ir 1J¥1111w doelll't qree. Noll It nadRI: Till pempbo Ill Gil '" Ill dill • eiJI be bed bJ wlal lin 011111 to ,.. aiptrtntondenl ol n.cu- ...., U. L Ocnw /:' 1Df Office, WubfDIIOD, •• D. C. Ask fGr PVBLlC IIEALTH SFliiV1CE PUBUCATION NO. IIJ "StlrcOy lo TieD-Am." AiDlO!Ii other facta, It saya: At leal a million ea~ts aorrbea and u moay u 100,000 CISOI of syphilis occur eacb '1 Jtlr. Youna people Wldaf :10 are .... 1 I IJIOIIIIblt lor OM of IYfr/ liva reported .... o1 YD. Venereal one.) In ulremelJ rare Jnotance1, I)'Ph!Us may bt spread by kissIng; aonorrhel never. Tho aerm• which eause tbesa dlseuea are most fragile. Tbey can Uve only 1 lew aecondl ~ dde the body, 10 ytu cannot eatch tither sypbllls or gonorrhea from public toilets, doorknob~, clrfnkinl cupa or tallnc utensils. _ Thert lo cme SURE 1'17 _, avoid lhue blghly C!OIDDiunlcable diseasea. Tbaoe who ara too weak • toe undiiCtpllnad l'llr the Moral Way should be warned that VD, left untreated, C1D Cllllll lllllllal Ulneu, .bliDclo Dill, heart dlseaae, ller!U!J, artbrltfl - and death. -IL Dear Helen: My boy friend IJid I altlmd I weekly dance wblcb lasta thret boura. My problem II 1b1t be won't diiiiCI. ill llandl II'OIIDd and Ialka to me, 10 no Cltlt elst will ask 1111 lither. AU the other lddl are danelnr llld I am forever being kidding about picking a dead bone. I am • lrald to apeak up and say "Glt. ttyupl" P1ta1e help. - NOT DAN(;ING WITH '!'EARS IN MY EYEs. Dear Not: H yOU don't Uy ''GHUyup" High School Cage SCOreS JV Lose ota• dlseulllrlkta - ~MH~• ... Wy nine mlnUIII. (And plwe, DO remarks about how faot he p11 around ... ra bear4 lhat l~~j Sam Jones star guard of the three more to put Boston apiece. aeconcl hi a row aad snap a (! wurld cbempioua BoaCon Ce~ ahead, 107-100, lnd the cham- The Rayala, playing before I lllllr-game Pbfladelphia winning ' tics, 1, a man eo count on when p!o1s were never headed. Jones tum-aw~y crowd of 5,880 at tho slrelk. Dave Diles, award wiDRina lbe uaual broadcast plaUtudes. . CI-t IID1qll _ lbe goq gels touch. led all scorers with 3S points. UD1ver01ly ri Dgytoa field Will Cbambertallt paced the WXYZ.TV sports director, will We will take an Impartial look, Jones held to only 12 points In Elgltl Baylor and Leroy Ell!a house, used a 40-polat effort by 78ers with 24 points, glvmg him leave lor Lakeland, Florldll on at the aquod and report to ' the first baU, broke loose for 21 paced the Lakera with 23l0scar Robertaoll to wm lbelr 21,002 lor bill NBA career. Sunday, March 6 to film his Detroit fans 011 lblngs aa t_hey ers with nine points wbfle ·~ after Intermission to lead the annual special on !be Delrolt are • not Ill what we llli8ht eo0ep llasli:elball IIOIDIII ., English and J#f ~Celtis to~ 115-108 VICI ,iry over Tigers. hope they will be.~ By Uolfed Prell lidentalloaaJ chipped in 8. 6tlJer P.iii«OJ the U>S Angeles Lakers Moo"Tigers '66" will be the third Diles ill the !01 ol L. D. Eaol scorers were Jim Crow Wllb 7 59 day rugbt. SEOAL AU. GAMES annual program dealing with Diles, Beec!HI, Middleport, Newark Eng. ~ Brooklyn 5. sam Arnold 3 and ~ The victory, coupled with the current edtt1011 of the team, and a graduate ol Middleport VIllanova 7' Ntagara 61 Roush 2. Wickerham 1ec1 Albea Cim,mnati's 113-107 win over TEAM W L P OP !Cs chances in the American High School. He began hla ca- Howard Tl QueeDB Coli. 63 with 16, Goodwin bad IS ud Philadelphia, increased the The H 1 rdl to Is WellsCon .. ... 16 I 1413 1057 League race, and its new and reer in journalism as a cub Syracuse 114 Cretghlon 104 llondley IO. reltics' margin over the 76ers CINCINNATI (UP)) ems, acco ng repor '1 Athens .. ·· .. 13 3 1121 816 returning players. The 30 min- sports reporter far the Gallipolis Nyack Co_II. 76 Hamson St. 74 •· 1 •- t•· Cincinnati Reds Coday put at ed thtrd and Ne!sonv1"IIe · · 13 4 11'1 ---w game and a haIf "' ·~ . an- n.ay h be be eo fbase1 Th • 1002 ute special, which wt!t be aired Daily Tribune and The Daily St en hen VIII e 93 Sl· VmcenI 81 1 Cight National Basketball Associ- nounced Che s~ning ? siX more Jo nson .mov . !rs · e Jackson . . . .. 9 7 1032 1047 1·us( before the 1966 seas•n be- Sentinel, of Pomeroy-Middleport. Kutztown 93 Lincoln 75 Fight Result. L <L ) ., . . · th E te players mcludmg pitcher Joey 2!-year-old mltelder htl .381 lor Log C a ton race m • as m ' h R d8 1 1 He h an · · •· · 7 10 1009 1125 gins, will be filmed in color, He was a top semi-pro baseball Provideoce 70 yo 1a a. ~ DIVISion Jay and catcher Don Pavele- ~=• b',. h~s user,:~ ';;..' Di~ Middleport .. . 7 11 1146 1134 aud wilt include close-up views pitcher in the extinct Ohio Valley S1ena 76 Cortland 62 , By Unfled bternalloaal The Ce!tics lust the lead wlth 1Itch, Co 1966 contracls ug p Pomeroy ..... 5 12 9321157 of the spring training sessions, I Baseball Association one season Bentley 112 New Engl. Coli. 69 , PARIS lUPI) -Jacqueo Mara minule to play in tht opening . The others stgmng were 011~ eg~.. . ti' lteh nd Gallipolis . . " ~ 13 1018 1008 as well as comments by Man- before being ruled out of compe. Springfield 99 New Hamp. 82 I). 162, 'ranee, slopped GD reriud and only came close fteld~~ JMarty K;o~g~· :n ~~~~~~a ~rf w~ 1 --ager Dressen, his coaches and titive athletics because o! health. Rhude Island 92 Am. U. 75 Diaz, 16!¥., Puerto Rico (2). once 49-47 durlna the second Char te ames an m Je ers ca players Salem Sl 106 Worcester 101 quarter. But with Jones me-, Tommy Helms and Chico Ruiz. Wednesday at Tampa, Fla., lo l SEOAL VARSITY , Diles .is ideally suited lor his St. Peter's 86 Stonehlll 64 SAN FRANCISCO (VPI)shing 13 potnta and Bill Rosselli The only players sCi!l un- begin sprmg tralmng. TEAM w L P OP ' role as writer-producer of the Hartwick Cl8 Utica Coli. 55 Thad Spencer, 195, Fresno, controlling tho boards, Boston , signed are th1rd baseman Der, ' WellsCoa ... 12 1 1056 8114 program. As Sports Director Soutll Calif., atopped Billy Dantell made its move in the third 'l on Johnson, who led the maJor R10 S AUtens ...... 11 2 825 655 of wxvz.TV, his regular pr. Wofford eon. 111 Piedmont 49 192, Brooklyn, N.Y. (6). quar(er, caCching the Lakers at leagues m runs battoo In last Nelsonville .. · 10 4 948 854 grams, seen teo limes each No. Car. St. 130 urman Tl Che period's conclusion, 92-92. Stason, and ptlcher Jlm Malon- Rio Grande College's JV Jackson . .. , 8 5 861 848 week on Channel 7, are well Vanderbilt 117 Georgia 9'1 MODESTO, Calif. (UPI) . fhe lead clmnged bands three ey, a 20game wmner. ketball team leet a 11,_ 96 Logan . . . . ... 5 B 748 861 known for a directness and in~ory&Henry 70 Cing Col!. 64 Henry Aldridge, 149, San Jose, tunes lhrongh the_ flrSC five Jay, 30, lwd • !h'l season last test to Mountain Stale Middleport ... 3 11 874 935 cts1veness that are seldom seen Oblo High Scbool BaskethaU Fta. Southera 101 Rollina 75 Calif., outpointed Polo Corona, mmutes uf the !mal pertod year as arm troubles contmued of Parkersburg Monday Gallipolis .... 3 11 790 875 on telev!SJon. As prestdent of U. dp te I" naJ Fla. Presby. 94 Tampa U. 82 149, Sooora, Mex. (10). 1 before John Havlicek hit • : tu plague him. The JV's now 10-5 for Pomeroy .. 2 12 745 1015 the DeCroit Sports Broadcasters By mle .,.., n rna"' Florida U. 67 Tennessee 63 bucket and Jones followed with PavleCich, also hoChered by year · wili end their season TOTALS M M IIU71M7 Associatioo, Diles has worke_ d:Coshocton ~ th W Shorter ffl Spring Hill 58 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (VPI)··- · ·- ---' injuries, still played In C18 ain,;t MI. Verno• Bible • closely with the Tiger orgam- 'j ortsrnou est 56 Kentucky 108 Mississippi 65 Fred Hernandez, 110, Laa UPI Class AA High jgames and had a .319 batting !t Rio Saturday, beginning za11on and hts knowledge of Che P~whatao P,omt 99 . ,Talladega Col!. 103 Fisk 92 Vegas, outpointed Gene llrfant. average. Do . SEOAL RESERVES game and tis plays makes for I' heeling CII .Va.) McKutley tii ,Martin 69 Hiwassee 63 151!, Henderson, Nev. (IJ) Keough and .lames were UJed I Ki., mJV'• ~ .. ~~·Smltb T+IB; TEAM W L p OP . penetrating reporting. Westfall 64 PikeCon 51 Ga. Southern 87 Stetson 6CI (Nevada middleweight UOe), School Cage Poll ' in reserve roles and Ruiz was Hiltoo 5-4-14; Joseph H-22; J k 011 12 I 692 472 . In speakmg ahout the .~n~al Cleveland East Tech li9 1,=-======----======..io=;;;;;i;-; CllLUMBUS CUPI)-The final used primarily a sa pinch run- Daniel !3-1-27. Warne r!~a~ . ... .' ·;; 12 1 681 548 asSlgnmenl, Diles sa1d, Were Cleveland West Tech 51 1~, United hooPre ss . 1nlerAAnatiobana1 1ner, vis 2-9-4; M~ I-C).%; Athem . . .. .. . t 4 563 494 going landoFlorida with co lord cawm- ClevelaCinde:~~ndAMda~llo85 e 1 1 htgh sc ~ a.<s s. 1-1-3· TOTALS 41-14-98. Gallipolis .. " 7 7 538 604 eras an open mm . e Y s 62 Sarvlng Meigs County Since 1861 ketbatl ratmgs, wtth ftrst placdse ,ry (1), Maple Heights, WellsCon J MountaiD Stale (ll5l Wellston _. ... 4 9 500 571 hthopeT_to be a bl~.eo relepodrt that Cia~••~ TSeclour:"nalenl Vlll t's and won • 1ost recor _ :and Zanesville 10 eacb; Ports· Rhodes l5-2-32; Gardner N 1 .11 , e Igers w1 ~ con ~ ers ~n . . 4 10 582 614 U.rough games of Feb. 19 momouth 9; Massillon, Bedford l6; Fickieson 1.:~- 17 ; M~.:;~ .:". 3 11 518 655 66- but the progra m wtll avoid Mmerva 77 North Canton til pan•ntheses: [and Mansfield 7 each; Board- 7-2-!6; Klnchaloe 4-C).B: Pomeroy .. •. S II 520 538 Canton Lrncoln Tl Perry 55 Te8111 PolD!s,mao and Shaker Heights 6 ~ · SUrface 0-4-4; Collins TOTALS M 54 45lN l59t MORIARTY HONORED Glenwood 6Z Tuslaw 43 I. Day C'hmnde (!%) (17-1) 277ieach; Cincinnati Purcell, Cleve- %· Fisher 102 . TOTALS NEW YORK (UPI) -UIIIted Cta11 A Tlllrlllllllflll AGENCY, INC. 2. CanCon McKy (10) (1'1:-1) 267ltand St. Joseph, Upper Sandus- .lis. ' WEDNESDAY'S GAME: Press International sports wr~ New Concord Sectional 3. Lima Shawnee (8) (]H) 2391ky, Tipp City and Clncimlatl Score al haU _ Ractae at Pomeroy ler Ttm Monarty will ba New Concord 76 MBcllson 48 lill Childs .. Rodney Downing, Agents , 4. Cleve E: 1crh (2) (14-2) 158;Witnrow 4 each: Toledo Ma- 55, Rio 39. FRIDAY'S GAMESt honored by his UP! colleagues FrazeyshW'g 91 New Athena U 5. Tulcoo J •~Y (2) (17-1) 137 lcomber, Tiffin Columbian, SaWellaton at Athens at a party, March 3, at the La Dover flectfonal .. ' 6. Warren Harding (17-1) 108[lem, Canton Lincoln, Fremoat, • S"'dl Logan al Jackson ,S.ala RestlW'anl. Moriarty will Hiland 50 7. Elyria tlo-3) 101 CoshocCon, Dayton Meadowdale Pirates are v- . Middleport va. Zaleski at Wells- I!tocame a member of the DeDRison St. Mary 49 8. Middletown (I) ([f-) 4 83 Troy and Akron South 3 each; Winner over Wilton loa, Class A Sectlooal Tourna- .Newsday sporta departmeal Dover St. Joseph 78 9. &mi!Con Garfield (5-3) 63 ILancaster and Asntand 2 eacb; WU.TON (U)- Wello 1-1-3; ment, 7 p. m. n..ex~l_'m~,o~nth.~----------N~e~w'."eo~m~er~s~town~_'llll~..,.....,....,....,,.,..,.....,,.,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,~· 10. Columbus East 111-5) 60Lima Senior, Sylvania, Winters- Pleoce ~; Mynater Pomeroy n . Wlltoo, 8:30 p. m. Second 10 teams: II. Colum- ivllle, YoungSiown Mooney I , Goss 6-3-15; Strausbanah at Wellston, Sectional Touma'"' West 52: 12. Cleveillnd John 1 each. I Peters 5-11-10; Long 1-C)-2; ment. ~uams 38; 13. Findlay 31; 14. ALS 11-5-41. SAniRDAY'S GAMES: Columbus Linden 25: 15. WI!- ~ ASOUMES NEW POST Nortb Gallla (50) Ga!Upolill vs. South Point, •t nington and Piqua !4 each; t7. RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UP!) 1-t-Z; Smith ~18; Garrett Oak Hill, T p. m., Class AA ~·inneytown 23; 18. Dayton 'Dick Holub, the only 22; Twyman 1-C)-2; Deet ~; Sectiooat tournament. ~OO>evelt 21: 19. Hamilton Taft Ibasketball coacb Fairleigh Dick- Skidmore 3-C).fi; TOTAU 22-6- Jackson vs. Rock Hill, at Oak, and Akron East 15 each. lson ever hes had announced 50. 8:30 p. m. Sectional Toumahthen: Parma Valley Forge lhls resignation Monday. By quarters: men!. II; Cincinnati Elder 13; Cleve- He will become director of North Galla 14 10 14 !%-50 1: vJ Sl Edward 12; Sandusky the school's Master of Arts WUCon 14 9 II 7--41 Wesl 11; Dayton Roth, Martins Fer- Cea~hing_ program. Reserves- NG 40 WllCon 34.~~~~113~W~h~il:wo~r:th~70~=;;;1 HELEN HELP US! ~· NONB IIU BLIND••••.. 22. ' Boston .and Cincinnati Triumph Diles Heading to Florida 2-Dally Bentlnat. ,._..,.MJddleporl, 0., J'lb. 21, 1888 YOI!TII A8UD FOR rrt Tbls eollllllll ill fGr YOUDI people, lbetr probllml IIICI ura, lbelr troubles and fun. filii. • wltb the Nil ot Belen Help USI, It welcom• a.u&hl, bot WOII't dod&e I 11411'10111 qu• lloo wltb I llrulb«f. Se8d your tee~~oqe queatlonl to YOVTB ASKED P'OR IT, can ol Belen Help US!, IIIII t_"~eb Athen8'Fro8b '·" ALL s1.uis · Ci!ICAGO (IIPI) A declsionthe hout In executive session appearatiCe before making up cr!Uclzed the boul·edlltrlally. the oomml••ion, the governor "H I lmew everytbing I had will be made Friday whether to Monday. It heard an apology bla mind. Chairman Joe Trlltor Kerner'• request that the and the public both In a aald en poUtlca would have permit the CaaaJua Clay-Ernest from Clay for alleged "unpatrio- said he would be guided by commission reeonslder t b e statement and lD • · lelepbone been taken that atf\OUSiy," be Terrell light Marcb 29 for the Uc" remarkll, and deferred any Kerner's wishes whether to 1leenae lor lhe bout stemmed call to the commls8ioll Monday. added; "and they knowing that undisputed world beavywefght action .on the scrap until Clay , approve or ciiJawrove. from Clay's remarks last week No More ''Conuneftll" I'm not a politician, I never cha;nplonshlp. · Informed sour- makes a personal appearance Polfllcol F-.JI alter be waa reel~ltecl from Newsmen, he complained, would have opened my mouth." ces speculated no action would Friday. Redztenda declared the llgbl 1-Y to 1-A In the military draft, "wenl off half '""'ked on the The three commlssl"'!ers be taken to prevent the bool C&mmlssloner Lou Radzienda bad become a ''pelltfcal fool,. making b1m ellifb!e for !mme- foub]<!ct of politics," he said. agreed Monday the! the ftght The Jlllnals Athletic Commis- declared that he would not vote hall," and aald _be did not dlste ,!"'uctlon. ~ernt;'; called I "From this moment on, thellstill wu "approved." They raid sion, under inslructlens from eo disapprove the bout, end believe the collllDISSIOD shllllld th~ dls&ustlng' IJid unpalrt- 1newspaper wnters will never they wanted to bear a personal Gov. otto Kerner took a Comml88loner Joe Robichaxu accept dlclatlon from newapa· otic. ' . maneuver and trick me on any I apology from Clay on Friday aecond loot at 111 ~pproval 11f said he would await Clay's pers. Three local papers bavt However, Clay apologized to subject about politics or !bel before cllscussina !be maHer war in Viet Nam.H further. co~ coat and blhusbka, .0..... ;uung" tiran springtime, tile 111 with actress-pal ~ coat BeD Grauen (Melanie Kahane), oi on Incomlna abo!l; .• ltiiDcl Maggie McNeill!, the Huber raid theY probably cOidd 1411 Bos<'OWII!el, great tenor tmel" tldlets lor f30: not Sandy, lilt · ·nu. Martinelli; and tileD WI Jailer laid, "I'd rather aet a took 1 tall .boml a!lllr mlclo Utile rua for tha ball" .· . Tba . lll.llht 1upper driven by cabbla 5th Ave. marchol'll Included Luter Lowlt, proudly display. Marty Allen, In PhYIIII Dlller'a Ing the autograph he'd Just • darwest q, ehecked coat IJid lnCied - by very New York' 111athe - · Uie a grey-Ra• oolncldence, from Pilar Loreno nel Martian. .II (wbo'4 111118 "llm!n•. E.. In the "21"1obby, American Ylra" In "Don Giovanni") Airlines boas C. R. Smltb tel~ Naturally cabhle • Lowlt hed Ina Joltes about MorloD Do- o!asslcal mualc lhncblng nil ., ... At lhe MelrHIIItD 0.,. elaalcll tall ... Tbert'l ~ 11'1 lht Nal (II oppoaed to tng DOW ID nolb about Mozlrt I epe;,...l nlsht) opera kwtn - m111fo; bot ll'fll 11t1or J a n Tom Dewey, Gloria Vanderbilt Pierce did setal sllrtllngly thin (ber gray lresses startle any. . . . Cesare Slepl's coatumes CillO who keepo thinking sba , were prettier than all the dlval should remain a ldd forever), together; the ladles ID our llerge Obo!tllliy with a lluul)' box noted that Slepl'a allk"!l CIIIO-third bill ap, "'oily end 1e11111 were the slrllghal ol Qoarlle Btrna. lady Sllall otage . . . SboWI how eloaely lluueU celebrating looking lhe girls watch Cesare. ealm. LBJ's considering appoiDHIII Atty. Gea. Nfcbol11 Kaii!IDo bach to lha Wash. Fedwll Court Dally ' I \ i I' f u.... 11 DOWNING INSURANCE 1 Iowa Upsets Michigan 91-82· ~:~~~~~UPI) -Th• • Gophers Buckeyes Surpnse 101111thlD1 !llllrl tacUid 1IU "Let's try t!ill CllltT") JCIU'll !lOVer get you borat brGbn lD. (er CHICAGO (UPI) - Iowa ftnally did what tht prHeason experts said the &wkeyes were capable of doing - knocked off front-running Micblgao. But the victory didn't mate ony dtanges In tht Big Ten stand- lie's acaredt -H. Thll eohnDD II dedlealtd II family llvln&, so II you're baY. Ing !del INUblt ar jult plall trOIIble, let Helen help YOU. Shi wiD 11M wlwM ,_ owa amudllll t~perltncea. Air dr• He!•- ' '!el hi t1 got lour of hillsurge, 28 points the Iowa upeet Michigan tl-l!Z; last minute but In game Obio State upoet MinnOIOit 101- hanors wool to Minnesota's Ar· M; Northwestern downed Wis- chie Clark, whose 10 booaled consin 7CHS; end Purdue de- blm Into lllird place In tho Big lealed lndlaaa 'IH8 In action Ten lndlvfdual contest. Monday alght. Northwestern's win wu the Alter the games, Michigan Wlldcala' fourth •lral&biiD the was leading the BIB Ten with BIB Ten, but they, !Ike the on H record In quest ol Ita aec- llowkeyes, bad too many pno ond oonseruttve tltlt, lnd Mldt· vfous los!es to make them lpD State and l!lilloll were lied tbreall lor tbe tllle. Jim Burna lor second with CI-t. of Nortbweotern led all IC«''O'' The Hawkeyes scored lbefr In the win wltb 21. lOth otralgbt win at borne but The otalldtngo: they couldn't shackle CUZie 1 W L I'll Opl Russell, top scorer Ill tha Michigan 8 e IHCI 841 !•ague. The senior 11tr from Mich. Stall a s 721 ea Chicago poured In 31, just about Dllnols I S 786 7S1 his average, ud bung 011 to the Iowa 6 4 791 761 scoring lead wtlll Sit, a acant Minnesota 5 a &If 146 threa more than Dave Schell- N'weatern 6 5 T9J '199 base of Purdue. OIJio Stale 4 I T85 Ill ScbeJibue got II! In Purdue's Indiana a 7 m 80tl win over Indiana In :he battle Purdue I 7 718 8118 of the conference dOerrnals. Wlaconstn I 7 740 1M logs. •Pr~Dto tbll aews, \BEHHI'S WORLD OPBf BOWUNG SOIEDUU SUNOAY....:.iz NOON UNTIL 6 P.M. MONDAY-12 NOON ONTIL S P.M. TUESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30P.M. WEON.SDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. THURSDAY-4 P.M. UNTIL 6:00 P.M. PRIDAY--1 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING 'SATURDAY-II P,M. UNTIL CLOSING s,.claJ • Tutl,lllld Wed. Afhtm00111 .) . RUG ' Wa I b 1D g I on Redaklns ao- 1 nounced Monday that they had signed quarterback Dick Shiner for 11166. The former Maryland Now the Boilermakers, the player joined Washtngtoa lD Hoeeien and W!aconsill bring 11164. up the rear wfth 3-7 records. The Redskina also added Don Ohio Stole got a last minute Doll to their slaH u offensive win over Minnesota, dropping backfield coach. He wu 111 the .....,.roy the once-t!Ue cantendfng Gopb- stall of tho Loa Aqeletl Rama Middleport era to a 5-11 mark. AI Petera last aeasoo. Pomeroy 8owling· J.anes CLEANING Robinson's WY 2-5428 -II'· WY 2-5130 :;~~~"""""""""""""""~~~~ caa•-., ID014'88.a.t...., ¢JqttiROarRidalao hasa'W'ttlld: t nwqo!!pd (lw£ tot! lfac\I'!Qqlai:A.w'cma ' i· )' helw 1 ) .. BY WELDWOOD HEADQUAR IERS FOR e CEILING TilE 1nd eROOI n11 100- _,.lllo- n ,,. Blip,_ teet IMD. •.. SB US FOR AU OP YOUR $PIING IEMODaiNG & IUILDING-NEEDS. , ...... - ..1111111btr ., • , SpNd S.tln P1lnt Clll Be. UNci With The Windows CloMd. N- Plllnt ,()dar. ,~JM:Gau•::v N. 2ncl A-. , Millllltport, 0. :r...~ be. Tab I'Gid'o bandy loriiHdlo ipll' • ...,. lllll ollbe ....td'o 111 'rtaiiiJidlosc-. •Tun ca oad lope ...,. ~ . . .a "",. el _.lllljoy lho IDIJiic ot ,.,.,. oboioe. • Lock ... lllllodt oil ......... - * ..... - . . ;4iMI Sofety /C I len • Contzul Paaol. •Sel&lo badJ: Ill lise rich H iot ..t - · LTD br Pard. • Tty Fml'o Ma,ie Doorpto f o r - - SwU. aut like ...... for peopla !!!!!! tlowit like a lailplo b corgo. 1 ~ FOid't Encitbah>, Mqic b JOUNil)£. Tab a '811 OD the Q.T. ~Quiet Teot}. eo- SAVE NOW I Best values ret at rour Ford Dealer'• 3rd Annual White :. s.1,1 .. KEITH GOBLE FORD ,INC., ·46f South Third St., MiddlePort, . �/ \ •I "I \'! 1 • . "' t Herit" - . ..----~~ THE DAllY SENTINEL It -.. .,, .. By Jack o•J;IniD THE INTERNAL Revenue's ready to place •• agent In ev~ Las Vegas casinq lor lilt nightly "C!OUDI; " the public btowofl on 11111 Is overdue ... . Gllll Lollobrllldll'l been detlng Toll' Corbally In Paris .. L8J'• in a lit of irk about hill lll!k of oupport from <ertein ~cttona LBJ !Mil polnl 0111 Sen. P'ulbrllflt, voltd .. p!nst !be Clvll Rqbll llid ftld to Israel bUll ... 1111 boiDI Aro kansas ~ Ia v!Yid Gomrut lo LBJ'I Clvll RJcbll polblli and It's Onally 1101 10 popular altber II'OUild 1100 PtmL AtL One of the bta miJ'I'IICel of !be Winter 1011011 dellnllaly Cl oft the Soetatlllt AnD !Mrs. llennfii!OD) Slller'l soy. fermg mononucteom (lht llfll. lnl!"<llseut) ... lt'l fiN to ... .. many wow-wee blondM Ill 0111 plact but Danny's llldaawQ gets 'em A society malroD told I friend ccnflclntlally her hlll!land was cheaUng and aometlllna lhoold be done about It - ,. tht friend hired a private detective and learned tha frteacl. ly Informant was right - but the Informant badn't known It waa with her very own It · year-old daughter; IDcl now comes lbe alarm before lbl lttcbml s. Owio, Publlltter Chuter Tionehlll. Edllllr Pu~U1hed everJ atterDODil uqept I"'• day bY Tbe Ohio Valley Publish!.. Com111111. 110 Mechlllllr St.. POIIIei'OJ, Ohio 457". IUI\UII Office pbont W'o' 2-2158 Editorial pboat W11 2-2157 at Entered 11 second ~·•• mailin' mlltter th~r post offict 1t Pomeroy, Obi9. National ad'tertblDI lotl1110lll llmbsll, Inc., reprtl•tiU¥1! 141 Lm•ll•• A.ve .• New Yort CitJ. Ntw York Subscription rates: D~Hvered by earner \\'herr available. 30 L'eots per week: one ye 1 r ia adVInce at tht Daily SentineJ office $15.'6: tix montb11, $7.80. tbree months SS.90. By Motor Route whe!'t carrier ser· vn~• aot awaUable oae montb $1.10. S, mull one yur 110.00; 111 montht. $&.28: Tbret month•. U .OO. roeu COMMEN1.6 liNG EDITORIALLY Expanding Bureaucracy JT IS hard for the 1verage person to keep track of all the new llublic ag· encies for the supposed beneftt _of th• American public lhat are •.Prlngmg up like the l!owors of the commg season, and tt ia even more difficult to follow the ever expanding services of those alre;dy In existence. The octopus of our federal bureaucra<'y is a ma'e lhlt ev· rn tho!t working within its rank• art hard pressed to know Its workings. There •• some hope that the ~ultipllcatlons will he drastically cut durmg the pr•.•· ent Congreso, but we feel It Ia a vatn one One that we need to exert pressure against is that related to the proposed revamping of our unemployment aetup. Our aovernment Ia spending billions uf dollars on one hand tn reduce JOblessness, and now propose a change in the organization of the federal-state systent that could only cause more joblessneSI!. This Is often the caoo in the operation of a bureaucracy wh•·n one band does not know what the other is doing. The btll being proposed would abolish the pres· ent experienco ratmg system u~der which payroll lax reductions ate gtven to employer• who reduce unemployment bv their own operation of the system. T·he less unemployment a firm has. the less state unemployment tax co~pensa­ ton It hal to pay. In other words 11 wo~ks like some automobile msurance, whtch hrin•s reductions in the amount of pre· min~ for fewer, or no accidents to the careful driver. - The sv•tem now In operation brings ·bfn ~ flts to both the employer and em· .~oyee. We read Q! a hnt exampl• of · · · a power com any worked • I :er present &etup. ~~ company revosed method of operatine line crews with ·•lht mull that over 100 employee• .were bo lonaer needed. Under th• upenence . ntint tbe compan~ by careful planning ·: r.:ance of the chanee over were able : ' tan these employees to other JObs, : therefore did not create greater un· fioployment and wer.e rtw•rded lor '• effortl. If experience rating had li9f existed they would have limply let • .100 penons ao. and additions would :yl taken place in the number of un· ' toyed in that state. II every corny was lacod with thia aame 1ltuatlon readily aeen that the percentage nf , l!nemployment will go up under the proil)pltd new system. The present system Jf_doing a good job, and we see no rea~li to make a chance. ,,•'l~; .' " The aovernment seems to think that in order to proarus there must be chango. Another exampl~ of the expansion of federal ldeu Ill m connection with the TWA. That great aovernment experiment bad an original mllalon some 30 yun aao. Ill main purpo•• was to harness the Tenneaaet River ta the Interest of navleaUnn and flood control, •nd to ~til Ita by-product hydroelectric power. Net satisfied with lbal role, whicb wu underwritten by tupayers of the nation, the authority now baa a num• ber of steam aenerating pllllll, aom.. tbina that waa never ~!!\ended wben it was lint created . Not beill& satisfied ~th that npanlion the authority now li collliderilli acceptin& bid* for nutlear power plants to be established. It Ill about lime that we beain to question fltll creepinl llate socialism, whlrh lliould be limited to reasonable .bounda. 1 Clay-Terrell Fight Has Become 'Political Football' Voice of Broadway DIVOTI!D TO INTIIiiST OP MIIGS-MASON AltiA aequen01 bunt around the of Appeals . . . F1oronet Lalllg miaerles and desperate joyo ol. .... both proud and mod alter family Ule In the area; lnd ber 67th and Parlt wfadowl finally 1 scene with lilt werr kicked In and ber frankly f.IIIRgtoo orchestra at a jUI a~vi!l'tlsed labulous-fab jewels apot. stoken by someon. wbo lltller didn't belfeve the honest adverreadiDII my auiD!Iiop'aphy, 'Tbt llaJnc, wa1 a klnder&arllll droP" Bt& Sea.' It contains a sectton out, or maybe Uktd the 8'1111 011 New York's Harlem Ill lbe u tbef are. '2Ds. when the area beCanta M1IS. DOUGLAS MaeArlhur ootabliohed u the center ul wao' our nat-tab!• nalghbor tD Negro cu!turt. We dlscualed By Wayae G. Brandstadt, M.D. '11" wltb ber UIUII llnalt the Idea of a ltlevision special • I have received a great maDJ tll'OOP of friends, 1 beautifully ,. ' W - lth producer Pbll Stein IJid lettera asking where the protec- decorous lady wbo manage~ tlva face masks I m<!ntioned in rqularly to enjoy all tbt moat director Chari.. Dubin hewing 10 earlier column COIIkl be purto Che mot! tullful aorl ol. chased. The washable, electri- celebrated lunebeon apoll qllln. co""'pt-and preaenuna a show cally beated mask il made by 1y end wltbout the 1IIUII naoa "10c!al" fanfare _. Nearby, tbat wu beautiful to loot at Carmen Commodllles Corp. Pbyllill Diller, wltcoe bllr loolal oven from jUJt 1 vlaual (21CKo W. Pelerson Ave., Chicago u It It had just exploded . . .. viewpoint, and that paued up IIOIUi) and the disposable fiber AI mldnl(lltt lit "21," Glapr an audience or laugh track-'lht mallk Is made by Mlnnloota Rogers arrl9ed lite a walkln8 bollf got off to a lui lllrl 1!1111 Mining and Manulacturlni Co. a zettful mood-aetlilll produc- (SI, Paul, Minn.). Your local Vahlttlnt . . . In Doubleday'l bookltorl, Sbei!IJ Wlotm • tloa number, "Strollln'." dealer con order one for you. wllllit In mink and beaUllla From there on, the show was boola, buying a cepy of "Lon II - WID aerctse belp to h WalkiDg liiDd In 1IIDd.H loooely divided Into lhese ~e~~ments: A rent party; a prevant varicose veins lnd spid- walk•d In and' out all alone . . . 111 aection recaUina llll'lem-type er veins! Would vitamins •&ny WedbeodaJ" lltr Sand7 thoall"ical entertainment ol the minerals be he!plult Dannll ')waiUng patiently yor 1 1o - ,...,.. to • relatfomhlp copy al "Jiurry llultdowa") Ill period; an exquisite sad-hawy between the two eondltlona. 'J'Ite ...use of spider Yeinl II 1101 known but they ara aggravaltd Uon to obllterate the ·~ yelnJ II DOW rarely used aeopl by repealtd pregnancies, tJshl garten, tight girdles, elltinr It clo8e oil llle 1111111.. ninl wtlh tha legs croued or a delle].. leading to lhe larler Yll'icollo tiel becaUH the relief II ency of vitamin c. porary and the procedure mllll Some authorities belleva be repeated from time to moderate aercis. wiD belp to tllne. Complete removll o1 the prevanl !ham but there Is ao veins II preferred. Soma definite proof of lhll. '!bey ara Clll8 DOW Ule ID eleclranlc dao In no way 1 threat to your bealth and meet dodon recommend ''"' to deltro7 IUdl niliL masking them wltb cosmetica A - My doctor II aiYIDI IIlii rather !hiD trytnr to remove 111 Cyela for preme1111rual tar obliterate them. Varfcoot veins IN Gilt .. lion. WID II blvt IDY bltmlul Ute penalllet of wa.lkiJIC 111 ratll- tlleolaf & - M Is 1 <!OIIIblllaUon of AeconliDI to Gnat lag· .. IIIIMI!nl uprJclil 0naa they bava OCCIIJ' I ' e (, neither vitabydnlchtoruthlazlde (w bl e b tad, the Spbllts tenorllo4 cun acts 11 a water pill or clluretlc penplt br demalliiiDI the mins nor ererclse will IJid blood .......... __., llllwtl' to • rlddla-Wblt them but tbty CID ba pmenlII It that has one YOict ud td by paclna liP lnd down .. IDd meprolllmlt. c1 lllild 1r0o Jtt btcomea lour-foalt4 Iliad of jllll st11u'I'JII wblla qulllMr). When II,.. fGr ,.... a~l,:>led aDd tbna- wa~t~nt for a but or, .,._ fGr ----· ,__._ It II 1101 r . d dfvwrllll • any ,...... you mual llllld, 111 _ ... 11110 uch lime tile rld"dla taba 1111111 the t .... .. llnl won't answered eornclly, wtallnr your toes, rneklng on DOled. In lbt UIUIIlJ ~ Finally Oedlpua 101 tho ,_ heels ar doing olblr 111- doup It II - . bul I& lbaald right IIIJWer: A DIID wbo Uonary aerelnt. 1101 ... Uiba bJ ID)OIIi With cnwla on all foun Ill ID• •lddaeJ 41 lUI . . lllaald 11-1 .... lndblftnrSo faney, walb on twll 1tll Dota bavial ...... whea rrown. llllll 111111 oa Gllnl aolutlon ID,Iacltd ... lbt a slaB in old ap; ~ apblnl then killed Jllntlf, ftlnl eura tbt eondltlol • Jll!l e~ - 11u1, a1 coana, pr r rt would ...... p ..... , 'hi lit- lfvt partial nllllt A - 'l'llt ..,.._ tl IIIIIIJo tam ,...,. . . . ,. ... Telet'ision Rev11e By RICI DU BROW ~alltd l'rell laltruUoaal HOW.. YWOOD CUP!) - Tetevltwn 's major entertainmtnt mvment ot tbe aeaaon arrived Monday Di&hl: A llllf-OOW' CBS. 1"V IDUSICII lptCial U')'IDa to capture tht sp1ril of Harlem 11 the 19201, and starrina Sidney Put~ier, Diahano CArroll, Sammy Davi• Jr. and Dako Ei:ongtoo and bio orcheotra. As ol now, this Is the ohow to be.'ll in all the year-end awards. Th~ only olher music or variety progrem in lilt 11m1 league lhus far was Fl'l.nk Slnatra'l oa~ man performiiiiCI lor NBCl'V. And Blrbra Slrtlsl!ld, wbt 1tarred in lut lelton's ftne1 entertainment broadcut, hu 100ther annual hour coming up liOOO. aloo on CBS.TV. the executive producer oJ Monday night's llJirlem-•el pruaram, "The Stollln' '201," wa1 Harry Betafonle, who cre•led the broadcast, pactlied il and served limply as the host who made lilt muoduction. If a show Ia 10 guoc that it doesn'l need • Harry Belafonlt performma in i1. you con get a preuy lair k!e1 of Ill quality. In bill ont atroke. BelaiOIIlt did mort C. uwade the lalllna New York imaa• In network ltlevlllloli tntertalmnent producltoa lhaa anyone ID yaan. Tbt baeldlGM of lhe holr WM the script by pelloplaywripl- jolll'nalill Lanpton lluCbel, •• ev<l<aUve, lyrlcol plect ol wriUD& lull of. love fGr 111 IUhiOCL Tbe cltltl aptO.... the words wu folller-''Tbt Stroller," described by HuJhes II "a pbitJIIOPblctl IIII'I'IICif taktng us on a tour ol Harlem, who acts 11 a llrkiiO fGr lilt ~een.n and mu1ical numbert." bJ abort, thll was at "and now folko we'd like you to meet Mary llultlblnt" type ol nr\t!J OUIIn&. Aceonlln& to JlulhN, "Mf, Belalonll eonteclld me alter UOL10R SAYS sur.. u.. - ..w. : .:.u:::..1.,cta;.;:! ""* ~ntin~, ~y-Mlddleport, 0 'i'ake Title In57-3s·w• The AtbeM l'rDIII . . . . . . ,., "SSaJ T FiJm '66 Tiger Special 1D a 57 • 16 victGI1 ~r+s· Pomeroy Monday ~ M lba Soutlleasterll ddo Freshmaa cbamploalldp. The loa wrawttl lip ...... roy's Fresh wltb a 1f.f ~: •!!\~'"! ...... ~:,:P. 111~"' ~ palgu with a lH reeaftl. COUEGE ~~~~~~le Atbens led Coach' Jlllll ~ ~:!:ts tt~~'~ was at midw"" Sc .., Ores th'k.::r~=topped· the ta. Six Reds, Including Joey Jay And Don Paveletich, Ink Packs I Stamlings Pr••• 1 My plttllil 1ft llriCII1 l8tb Cantury. Wben I wu ID the tlh lfadl, tbe ldlool allowed a IJll1l 011 how kids develop,_ but first IIIey Invited lbe mothen to sea It and aivt their oluly. Wei~ MY mother was the only one wbo rllsed a fuss, and I bad It ltay ID the nune'• office wbllo tbt movie wot be1nJ tbown. Now I'm 1 IQpbomort Ill bJ&b lcllool and lD Bea!tb WI oaw a very Interesting film Ill naereal disease. They pri eadl o1. ua a Utile folder to tate borne and lllldy; and, like 1 boob, I dlcl take It borne. My mother lllpped. Sbt'l IIIW ~ lllf. I tblnl: she called the ecbool boercL My Dad well, be doem't oay mw:b, 10 I don't blow bow be llandl. I THINK be may be on my ddf, thouilL 11e1en, 1 can't 10 al0111 wltb my mother here, and I don't wut ber to embarrass me any more. Can1 you say IOJDto tldDc thai mlgbl lei parents know this leaching Ia belpfu~ aot bad1 NQT BLVSIUNG Dur Not: . 1 w11b 1 COULD 187 110J11to lldnc to show your IIJOiber how wrong she 11 but II your lather -·t ean't 11111111e H, e1o1t - ID. 1 have mueb luck with ~ eplulolll. Too bad be lbdlaled. A man's """ point IDd llgdllllllll .,. ~ly needed II'<IWIII your ~~ llfll the lllma you menUon lllil bolb 11'1 IICtllent. ,_,.,. llcllullJ jl•nltd, lnlarmlllft IJid DIC ry. Sor- 17 J01Ir 1J¥1111w doelll't qree. Noll It nadRI: Till pempbo Ill Gil '" Ill dill • eiJI be bed bJ wlal lin 011111 to ,.. aiptrtntondenl ol n.cu- ...., U. L Ocnw /:' 1Df Office, WubfDIIOD, •• D. C. Ask fGr PVBLlC IIEALTH SFliiV1CE PUBUCATION NO. IIJ "StlrcOy lo TieD-Am." AiDlO!Ii other facta, It saya: At leal a million ea~ts aorrbea and u moay u 100,000 CISOI of syphilis occur eacb '1 Jtlr. Youna people Wldaf :10 are .... 1 I IJIOIIIIblt lor OM of IYfr/ liva reported .... o1 YD. Venereal one.) In ulremelJ rare Jnotance1, I)'Ph!Us may bt spread by kissIng; aonorrhel never. Tho aerm• which eause tbesa dlseuea are most fragile. Tbey can Uve only 1 lew aecondl ~ dde the body, 10 ytu cannot eatch tither sypbllls or gonorrhea from public toilets, doorknob~, clrfnkinl cupa or tallnc utensils. _ Thert lo cme SURE 1'17 _, avoid lhue blghly C!OIDDiunlcable diseasea. Tbaoe who ara too weak • toe undiiCtpllnad l'llr the Moral Way should be warned that VD, left untreated, C1D Cllllll lllllllal Ulneu, .bliDclo Dill, heart dlseaae, ller!U!J, artbrltfl - and death. -IL Dear Helen: My boy friend IJid I altlmd I weekly dance wblcb lasta thret boura. My problem II 1b1t be won't diiiiCI. ill llandl II'OIIDd and Ialka to me, 10 no Cltlt elst will ask 1111 lither. AU the other lddl are danelnr llld I am forever being kidding about picking a dead bone. I am • lrald to apeak up and say "Glt. ttyupl" P1ta1e help. - NOT DAN(;ING WITH '!'EARS IN MY EYEs. Dear Not: H yOU don't Uy ''GHUyup" High School Cage SCOreS JV Lose ota• dlseulllrlkta - ~MH~• ... Wy nine mlnUIII. (And plwe, DO remarks about how faot he p11 around ... ra bear4 lhat l~~j Sam Jones star guard of the three more to put Boston apiece. aeconcl hi a row aad snap a (! wurld cbempioua BoaCon Ce~ ahead, 107-100, lnd the cham- The Rayala, playing before I lllllr-game Pbfladelphia winning ' tics, 1, a man eo count on when p!o1s were never headed. Jones tum-aw~y crowd of 5,880 at tho slrelk. Dave Diles, award wiDRina lbe uaual broadcast plaUtudes. . CI-t IID1qll _ lbe goq gels touch. led all scorers with 3S points. UD1ver01ly ri Dgytoa field Will Cbambertallt paced the WXYZ.TV sports director, will We will take an Impartial look, Jones held to only 12 points In Elgltl Baylor and Leroy Ell!a house, used a 40-polat effort by 78ers with 24 points, glvmg him leave lor Lakeland, Florldll on at the aquod and report to ' the first baU, broke loose for 21 paced the Lakera with 23l0scar Robertaoll to wm lbelr 21,002 lor bill NBA career. Sunday, March 6 to film his Detroit fans 011 lblngs aa t_hey ers with nine points wbfle ·~ after Intermission to lead the annual special on !be Delrolt are • not Ill what we llli8ht eo0ep llasli:elball IIOIDIII ., English and J#f ~Celtis to~ 115-108 VICI ,iry over Tigers. hope they will be.~ By Uolfed Prell lidentalloaaJ chipped in 8. 6tlJer P.iii«OJ the U>S Angeles Lakers Moo"Tigers '66" will be the third Diles ill the !01 ol L. D. Eaol scorers were Jim Crow Wllb 7 59 day rugbt. SEOAL AU. GAMES annual program dealing with Diles, Beec!HI, Middleport, Newark Eng. ~ Brooklyn 5. sam Arnold 3 and ~ The victory, coupled with the current edtt1011 of the team, and a graduate ol Middleport VIllanova 7' Ntagara 61 Roush 2. Wickerham 1ec1 Albea Cim,mnati's 113-107 win over TEAM W L P OP !Cs chances in the American High School. He began hla ca- Howard Tl QueeDB Coli. 63 with 16, Goodwin bad IS ud Philadelphia, increased the The H 1 rdl to Is WellsCon .. ... 16 I 1413 1057 League race, and its new and reer in journalism as a cub Syracuse 114 Cretghlon 104 llondley IO. reltics' margin over the 76ers CINCINNATI (UP)) ems, acco ng repor '1 Athens .. ·· .. 13 3 1121 816 returning players. The 30 min- sports reporter far the Gallipolis Nyack Co_II. 76 Hamson St. 74 •· 1 •- t•· Cincinnati Reds Coday put at ed thtrd and Ne!sonv1"IIe · · 13 4 11'1 ---w game and a haIf "' ·~ . an- n.ay h be be eo fbase1 Th • 1002 ute special, which wt!t be aired Daily Tribune and The Daily St en hen VIII e 93 Sl· VmcenI 81 1 Cight National Basketball Associ- nounced Che s~ning ? siX more Jo nson .mov . !rs · e Jackson . . . .. 9 7 1032 1047 1·us( before the 1966 seas•n be- Sentinel, of Pomeroy-Middleport. Kutztown 93 Lincoln 75 Fight Result. L <L ) ., . . · th E te players mcludmg pitcher Joey 2!-year-old mltelder htl .381 lor Log C a ton race m • as m ' h R d8 1 1 He h an · · •· · 7 10 1009 1125 gins, will be filmed in color, He was a top semi-pro baseball Provideoce 70 yo 1a a. ~ DIVISion Jay and catcher Don Pavele- ~=• b',. h~s user,:~ ';;..' Di~ Middleport .. . 7 11 1146 1134 aud wilt include close-up views pitcher in the extinct Ohio Valley S1ena 76 Cortland 62 , By Unfled bternalloaal The Ce!tics lust the lead wlth 1Itch, Co 1966 contracls ug p Pomeroy ..... 5 12 9321157 of the spring training sessions, I Baseball Association one season Bentley 112 New Engl. Coli. 69 , PARIS lUPI) -Jacqueo Mara minule to play in tht opening . The others stgmng were 011~ eg~.. . ti' lteh nd Gallipolis . . " ~ 13 1018 1008 as well as comments by Man- before being ruled out of compe. Springfield 99 New Hamp. 82 I). 162, 'ranee, slopped GD reriud and only came close fteld~~ JMarty K;o~g~· :n ~~~~~~a ~rf w~ 1 --ager Dressen, his coaches and titive athletics because o! health. Rhude Island 92 Am. U. 75 Diaz, 16!¥., Puerto Rico (2). once 49-47 durlna the second Char te ames an m Je ers ca players Salem Sl 106 Worcester 101 quarter. But with Jones me-, Tommy Helms and Chico Ruiz. Wednesday at Tampa, Fla., lo l SEOAL VARSITY , Diles .is ideally suited lor his St. Peter's 86 Stonehlll 64 SAN FRANCISCO (VPI)shing 13 potnta and Bill Rosselli The only players sCi!l un- begin sprmg tralmng. TEAM w L P OP ' role as writer-producer of the Hartwick Cl8 Utica Coli. 55 Thad Spencer, 195, Fresno, controlling tho boards, Boston , signed are th1rd baseman Der, ' WellsCoa ... 12 1 1056 8114 program. As Sports Director Soutll Calif., atopped Billy Dantell made its move in the third 'l on Johnson, who led the maJor R10 S AUtens ...... 11 2 825 655 of wxvz.TV, his regular pr. Wofford eon. 111 Piedmont 49 192, Brooklyn, N.Y. (6). quar(er, caCching the Lakers at leagues m runs battoo In last Nelsonville .. · 10 4 948 854 grams, seen teo limes each No. Car. St. 130 urman Tl Che period's conclusion, 92-92. Stason, and ptlcher Jlm Malon- Rio Grande College's JV Jackson . .. , 8 5 861 848 week on Channel 7, are well Vanderbilt 117 Georgia 9'1 MODESTO, Calif. (UPI) . fhe lead clmnged bands three ey, a 20game wmner. ketball team leet a 11,_ 96 Logan . . . . ... 5 B 748 861 known for a directness and in~ory&Henry 70 Cing Col!. 64 Henry Aldridge, 149, San Jose, tunes lhrongh the_ flrSC five Jay, 30, lwd • !h'l season last test to Mountain Stale Middleport ... 3 11 874 935 cts1veness that are seldom seen Oblo High Scbool BaskethaU Fta. Southera 101 Rollina 75 Calif., outpointed Polo Corona, mmutes uf the !mal pertod year as arm troubles contmued of Parkersburg Monday Gallipolis .... 3 11 790 875 on telev!SJon. As prestdent of U. dp te I" naJ Fla. Presby. 94 Tampa U. 82 149, Sooora, Mex. (10). 1 before John Havlicek hit • : tu plague him. The JV's now 10-5 for Pomeroy .. 2 12 745 1015 the DeCroit Sports Broadcasters By mle .,.., n rna"' Florida U. 67 Tennessee 63 bucket and Jones followed with PavleCich, also hoChered by year · wili end their season TOTALS M M IIU71M7 Associatioo, Diles has worke_ d:Coshocton ~ th W Shorter ffl Spring Hill 58 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (VPI)··- · ·- ---' injuries, still played In C18 ain,;t MI. Verno• Bible • closely with the Tiger orgam- 'j ortsrnou est 56 Kentucky 108 Mississippi 65 Fred Hernandez, 110, Laa UPI Class AA High jgames and had a .319 batting !t Rio Saturday, beginning za11on and hts knowledge of Che P~whatao P,omt 99 . ,Talladega Col!. 103 Fisk 92 Vegas, outpointed Gene llrfant. average. Do . SEOAL RESERVES game and tis plays makes for I' heeling CII .Va.) McKutley tii ,Martin 69 Hiwassee 63 151!, Henderson, Nev. (IJ) Keough and .lames were UJed I Ki., mJV'• ~ .. ~~·Smltb T+IB; TEAM W L p OP . penetrating reporting. Westfall 64 PikeCon 51 Ga. Southern 87 Stetson 6CI (Nevada middleweight UOe), School Cage Poll ' in reserve roles and Ruiz was Hiltoo 5-4-14; Joseph H-22; J k 011 12 I 692 472 . In speakmg ahout the .~n~al Cleveland East Tech li9 1,=-======----======..io=;;;;;i;-; CllLUMBUS CUPI)-The final used primarily a sa pinch run- Daniel !3-1-27. Warne r!~a~ . ... .' ·;; 12 1 681 548 asSlgnmenl, Diles sa1d, Were Cleveland West Tech 51 1~, United hooPre ss . 1nlerAAnatiobana1 1ner, vis 2-9-4; M~ I-C).%; Athem . . .. .. . t 4 563 494 going landoFlorida with co lord cawm- ClevelaCinde:~~ndAMda~llo85 e 1 1 htgh sc ~ a.<s s. 1-1-3· TOTALS 41-14-98. Gallipolis .. " 7 7 538 604 eras an open mm . e Y s 62 Sarvlng Meigs County Since 1861 ketbatl ratmgs, wtth ftrst placdse ,ry (1), Maple Heights, WellsCon J MountaiD Stale (ll5l Wellston _. ... 4 9 500 571 hthopeT_to be a bl~.eo relepodrt that Cia~••~ TSeclour:"nalenl Vlll t's and won • 1ost recor _ :and Zanesville 10 eacb; Ports· Rhodes l5-2-32; Gardner N 1 .11 , e Igers w1 ~ con ~ ers ~n . . 4 10 582 614 U.rough games of Feb. 19 momouth 9; Massillon, Bedford l6; Fickieson 1.:~- 17 ; M~.:;~ .:". 3 11 518 655 66- but the progra m wtll avoid Mmerva 77 North Canton til pan•ntheses: [and Mansfield 7 each; Board- 7-2-!6; Klnchaloe 4-C).B: Pomeroy .. •. S II 520 538 Canton Lrncoln Tl Perry 55 Te8111 PolD!s,mao and Shaker Heights 6 ~ · SUrface 0-4-4; Collins TOTALS M 54 45lN l59t MORIARTY HONORED Glenwood 6Z Tuslaw 43 I. Day C'hmnde (!%) (17-1) 277ieach; Cincinnati Purcell, Cleve- %· Fisher 102 . TOTALS NEW YORK (UPI) -UIIIted Cta11 A Tlllrlllllllflll AGENCY, INC. 2. CanCon McKy (10) (1'1:-1) 267ltand St. Joseph, Upper Sandus- .lis. ' WEDNESDAY'S GAME: Press International sports wr~ New Concord Sectional 3. Lima Shawnee (8) (]H) 2391ky, Tipp City and Clncimlatl Score al haU _ Ractae at Pomeroy ler Ttm Monarty will ba New Concord 76 MBcllson 48 lill Childs .. Rodney Downing, Agents , 4. Cleve E: 1crh (2) (14-2) 158;Witnrow 4 each: Toledo Ma- 55, Rio 39. FRIDAY'S GAMESt honored by his UP! colleagues FrazeyshW'g 91 New Athena U 5. Tulcoo J •~Y (2) (17-1) 137 lcomber, Tiffin Columbian, SaWellaton at Athens at a party, March 3, at the La Dover flectfonal .. ' 6. Warren Harding (17-1) 108[lem, Canton Lincoln, Fremoat, • S"'dl Logan al Jackson ,S.ala RestlW'anl. Moriarty will Hiland 50 7. Elyria tlo-3) 101 CoshocCon, Dayton Meadowdale Pirates are v- . Middleport va. Zaleski at Wells- I!tocame a member of the DeDRison St. Mary 49 8. Middletown (I) ([f-) 4 83 Troy and Akron South 3 each; Winner over Wilton loa, Class A Sectlooal Tourna- .Newsday sporta departmeal Dover St. Joseph 78 9. &mi!Con Garfield (5-3) 63 ILancaster and Asntand 2 eacb; WU.TON (U)- Wello 1-1-3; ment, 7 p. m. n..ex~l_'m~,o~nth.~----------N~e~w'."eo~m~er~s~town~_'llll~..,.....,....,....,,.,..,.....,,.,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,....,~· 10. Columbus East 111-5) 60Lima Senior, Sylvania, Winters- Pleoce ~; Mynater Pomeroy n . Wlltoo, 8:30 p. m. Second 10 teams: II. Colum- ivllle, YoungSiown Mooney I , Goss 6-3-15; Strausbanah at Wellston, Sectional Touma'"' West 52: 12. Cleveillnd John 1 each. I Peters 5-11-10; Long 1-C)-2; ment. ~uams 38; 13. Findlay 31; 14. ALS 11-5-41. SAniRDAY'S GAMES: Columbus Linden 25: 15. WI!- ~ ASOUMES NEW POST Nortb Gallla (50) Ga!Upolill vs. South Point, •t nington and Piqua !4 each; t7. RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UP!) 1-t-Z; Smith ~18; Garrett Oak Hill, T p. m., Class AA ~·inneytown 23; 18. Dayton 'Dick Holub, the only 22; Twyman 1-C)-2; Deet ~; Sectiooat tournament. ~OO>evelt 21: 19. Hamilton Taft Ibasketball coacb Fairleigh Dick- Skidmore 3-C).fi; TOTAU 22-6- Jackson vs. Rock Hill, at Oak, and Akron East 15 each. lson ever hes had announced 50. 8:30 p. m. Sectional Toumahthen: Parma Valley Forge lhls resignation Monday. By quarters: men!. II; Cincinnati Elder 13; Cleve- He will become director of North Galla 14 10 14 !%-50 1: vJ Sl Edward 12; Sandusky the school's Master of Arts WUCon 14 9 II 7--41 Wesl 11; Dayton Roth, Martins Fer- Cea~hing_ program. Reserves- NG 40 WllCon 34.~~~~113~W~h~il:wo~r:th~70~=;;;1 HELEN HELP US! ~· NONB IIU BLIND••••.. 22. ' Boston .and Cincinnati Triumph Diles Heading to Florida 2-Dally Bentlnat. ,._..,.MJddleporl, 0., J'lb. 21, 1888 YOI!TII A8UD FOR rrt Tbls eollllllll ill fGr YOUDI people, lbetr probllml IIICI ura, lbelr troubles and fun. filii. • wltb the Nil ot Belen Help USI, It welcom• a.u&hl, bot WOII't dod&e I 11411'10111 qu• lloo wltb I llrulb«f. Se8d your tee~~oqe queatlonl to YOVTB ASKED P'OR IT, can ol Belen Help US!, IIIII t_"~eb Athen8'Fro8b '·" ALL s1.uis · Ci!ICAGO (IIPI) A declsionthe hout In executive session appearatiCe before making up cr!Uclzed the boul·edlltrlally. the oomml••ion, the governor "H I lmew everytbing I had will be made Friday whether to Monday. It heard an apology bla mind. Chairman Joe Trlltor Kerner'• request that the and the public both In a aald en poUtlca would have permit the CaaaJua Clay-Ernest from Clay for alleged "unpatrio- said he would be guided by commission reeonslder t b e statement and lD • · lelepbone been taken that atf\OUSiy," be Terrell light Marcb 29 for the Uc" remarkll, and deferred any Kerner's wishes whether to 1leenae lor lhe bout stemmed call to the commls8ioll Monday. added; "and they knowing that undisputed world beavywefght action .on the scrap until Clay , approve or ciiJawrove. from Clay's remarks last week No More ''Conuneftll" I'm not a politician, I never cha;nplonshlp. · Informed sour- makes a personal appearance Polfllcol F-.JI alter be waa reel~ltecl from Newsmen, he complained, would have opened my mouth." ces speculated no action would Friday. Redztenda declared the llgbl 1-Y to 1-A In the military draft, "wenl off half '""'ked on the The three commlssl"'!ers be taken to prevent the bool C&mmlssloner Lou Radzienda bad become a ''pelltfcal fool,. making b1m ellifb!e for !mme- foub]<!ct of politics," he said. agreed Monday the! the ftght The Jlllnals Athletic Commis- declared that he would not vote hall," and aald _be did not dlste ,!"'uctlon. ~ernt;'; called I "From this moment on, thellstill wu "approved." They raid sion, under inslructlens from eo disapprove the bout, end believe the collllDISSIOD shllllld th~ dls&ustlng' IJid unpalrt- 1newspaper wnters will never they wanted to bear a personal Gov. otto Kerner took a Comml88loner Joe Robichaxu accept dlclatlon from newapa· otic. ' . maneuver and trick me on any I apology from Clay on Friday aecond loot at 111 ~pproval 11f said he would await Clay's pers. Three local papers bavt However, Clay apologized to subject about politics or !bel before cllscussina !be maHer war in Viet Nam.H further. co~ coat and blhusbka, .0..... ;uung" tiran springtime, tile 111 with actress-pal ~ coat BeD Grauen (Melanie Kahane), oi on Incomlna abo!l; .• ltiiDcl Maggie McNeill!, the Huber raid theY probably cOidd 1411 Bos<'OWII!el, great tenor tmel" tldlets lor f30: not Sandy, lilt · ·nu. Martinelli; and tileD WI Jailer laid, "I'd rather aet a took 1 tall .boml a!lllr mlclo Utile rua for tha ball" .· . Tba . lll.llht 1upper driven by cabbla 5th Ave. marchol'll Included Luter Lowlt, proudly display. Marty Allen, In PhYIIII Dlller'a Ing the autograph he'd Just • darwest q, ehecked coat IJid lnCied - by very New York' 111athe - · Uie a grey-Ra• oolncldence, from Pilar Loreno nel Martian. .II (wbo'4 111118 "llm!n•. E.. In the "21"1obby, American Ylra" In "Don Giovanni") Airlines boas C. R. Smltb tel~ Naturally cabhle • Lowlt hed Ina Joltes about MorloD Do- o!asslcal mualc lhncblng nil ., ... At lhe MelrHIIItD 0.,. elaalcll tall ... Tbert'l ~ 11'1 lht Nal (II oppoaed to tng DOW ID nolb about Mozlrt I epe;,...l nlsht) opera kwtn - m111fo; bot ll'fll 11t1or J a n Tom Dewey, Gloria Vanderbilt Pierce did setal sllrtllngly thin (ber gray lresses startle any. . . . Cesare Slepl's coatumes CillO who keepo thinking sba , were prettier than all the dlval should remain a ldd forever), together; the ladles ID our llerge Obo!tllliy with a lluul)' box noted that Slepl'a allk"!l CIIIO-third bill ap, "'oily end 1e11111 were the slrllghal ol Qoarlle Btrna. lady Sllall otage . . . SboWI how eloaely lluueU celebrating looking lhe girls watch Cesare. ealm. LBJ's considering appoiDHIII Atty. Gea. Nfcbol11 Kaii!IDo bach to lha Wash. Fedwll Court Dally ' I \ i I' f u.... 11 DOWNING INSURANCE 1 Iowa Upsets Michigan 91-82· ~:~~~~~UPI) -Th• • Gophers Buckeyes Surpnse 101111thlD1 !llllrl tacUid 1IU "Let's try t!ill CllltT") JCIU'll !lOVer get you borat brGbn lD. (er CHICAGO (UPI) - Iowa ftnally did what tht prHeason experts said the &wkeyes were capable of doing - knocked off front-running Micblgao. But the victory didn't mate ony dtanges In tht Big Ten stand- lie's acaredt -H. Thll eohnDD II dedlealtd II family llvln&, so II you're baY. Ing !del INUblt ar jult plall trOIIble, let Helen help YOU. Shi wiD 11M wlwM ,_ owa amudllll t~perltncea. Air dr• He!•- ' '!el hi t1 got lour of hillsurge, 28 points the Iowa upeet Michigan tl-l!Z; last minute but In game Obio State upoet MinnOIOit 101- hanors wool to Minnesota's Ar· M; Northwestern downed Wis- chie Clark, whose 10 booaled consin 7CHS; end Purdue de- blm Into lllird place In tho Big lealed lndlaaa 'IH8 In action Ten lndlvfdual contest. Monday alght. Northwestern's win wu the Alter the games, Michigan Wlldcala' fourth •lral&biiD the was leading the BIB Ten with BIB Ten, but they, !Ike the on H record In quest ol Ita aec- llowkeyes, bad too many pno ond oonseruttve tltlt, lnd Mldt· vfous los!es to make them lpD State and l!lilloll were lied tbreall lor tbe tllle. Jim Burna lor second with CI-t. of Nortbweotern led all IC«''O'' The Hawkeyes scored lbefr In the win wltb 21. lOth otralgbt win at borne but The otalldtngo: they couldn't shackle CUZie 1 W L I'll Opl Russell, top scorer Ill tha Michigan 8 e IHCI 841 !•ague. The senior 11tr from Mich. Stall a s 721 ea Chicago poured In 31, just about Dllnols I S 786 7S1 his average, ud bung 011 to the Iowa 6 4 791 761 scoring lead wtlll Sit, a acant Minnesota 5 a &If 146 threa more than Dave Schell- N'weatern 6 5 T9J '199 base of Purdue. OIJio Stale 4 I T85 Ill ScbeJibue got II! In Purdue's Indiana a 7 m 80tl win over Indiana In :he battle Purdue I 7 718 8118 of the conference dOerrnals. Wlaconstn I 7 740 1M logs. •Pr~Dto tbll aews, \BEHHI'S WORLD OPBf BOWUNG SOIEDUU SUNOAY....:.iz NOON UNTIL 6 P.M. MONDAY-12 NOON ONTIL S P.M. TUESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30P.M. WEON.SDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. THURSDAY-4 P.M. UNTIL 6:00 P.M. PRIDAY--1 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING 'SATURDAY-II P,M. UNTIL CLOSING s,.claJ • Tutl,lllld Wed. Afhtm00111 .) . RUG ' Wa I b 1D g I on Redaklns ao- 1 nounced Monday that they had signed quarterback Dick Shiner for 11166. The former Maryland Now the Boilermakers, the player joined Washtngtoa lD Hoeeien and W!aconsill bring 11164. up the rear wfth 3-7 records. The Redskina also added Don Ohio Stole got a last minute Doll to their slaH u offensive win over Minnesota, dropping backfield coach. He wu 111 the .....,.roy the once-t!Ue cantendfng Gopb- stall of tho Loa Aqeletl Rama Middleport era to a 5-11 mark. AI Petera last aeasoo. 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Tab a '811 OD the Q.T. ~Quiet Teot}. eo- SAVE NOW I Best values ret at rour Ford Dealer'• 3rd Annual White :. s.1,1 .. KEITH GOBLE FORD ,INC., ·46f South Third St., MiddlePort, . �' \' I I ' • •• ., GET SPI!lCliAt. PLATES 1 DillY Sentlnl!'l, ~putt, 0., M; B, -- ---·---- - - . . - -- - -·- I ••are--• I I ·' Feb. 23 (Wednesday) accord- llilled 'lll'ilWit approvll of . fl OCEANS!pE, CaUl. <UPI) - When the bUll was about to chain · of events wblcb left 1 one eme11ency telephont IS! later ~ld they ~vered thai ln1 lo Mus Fredd~ Houda-1 $ti,Oit.tl sront for 1 pbyalell W.yGreybound driver TbCJIDBS Bar- miles north of Ibis Cily and half dozen people dead, at least located in the area. the trailer truck drtver had !ell shell,_ Moklr Vehicles R<1lst·1 Illness program under Tille 1 uy skies. · t-en of Los Angelea W1l8 drlvlnJ aboKt IO'mllei10Utbealt of Lot that many serloUily injured, Slopa ~alo Tralltr the ~ck of hos veh!cle, rar m Middlepoll. Hours .for 1of the ElemenllrJ aud Secood.. · northbound on U.S, 101. Patchy Anaelll, Harbert uollced aever· aeores of mooor vehlclea Harbert decided to cross the protruding 3 feet, 4 Inches moo! these reservall61111 are 1.110o 1 ary School Act. Deem lilt ,• fog obllteraled the steep hills of al cll'll had sb>pped by lhe side wreckt!tl and caUied a traffic hl(!hway kl flag down . a the rt(!ht or outer lane when he!6·30 p.m.. every eveninl until I Thuroday had only verbal ap~· IB~ , . tht Camp Pendletoll Marine of the road becau!e of a jam involving thouaa11ds of iouthbound vehicle and dos- 1skipped. . . the deadhne, Feb. 23 · 1proval of lhe IJ'ant. Soulllem Wll'lll! . . . II Jh. ~ It base to his rtlbt and the colllalon involvlna apparent automobllea. . patch Its drover kl lelepbone To avo•d hitting the trans· Local earlier was awarded ·• IS. Wr- rl 1 !IIIli ....., ltl 0 0 Paclflo Ocean 1o h11 left. AI injurlea. He slopped his bus and The 13-mlle stretch of lour- authorities. He sb>pped an port, a • u t h b " nd aulo FINAL APPROVAL $14,6119.38 Ifant for a remedial lliiiJC I• e, • ... ... timll, even the sometlmell started seWng out nares alonl lane dlvkled biJhway ls known automobile transport traDer I changed lanes m front of • I Ronald Deem, SoutberD J.o. readinl pregram. riH _.... . . <111'VinC blghway wu visible for the highway. as ''Slauibtor Alley" beC81118 loaded with lOVen cars. tanker truck .. The truck drover , D ...n~ly..:•=.~feei.::__ _ _ _....:__Then::::::._:bei!an::.....:an::._:iner::::edi:::'ble:::,lo::f...;pr~llr:....:la::ta::I..:•::cel::de::::"t::•·:...ODI~y:_.:Call£=ornla=;;...hl.:.lb_w_ay:....:.pa_tro_Imen! swerved to his left and otruck • the middle divider-cables tacbed 'to poles b> p~;:: headon collision. This · < , lhe gasoline tanker b> halt I abruplly on !he inside or left \ lane. Now the two lanes were : blocked, nltlng the stage for a series of fiery oolliaions. A Chevrolet Corvair contain· ; lng a man and preanant , wedged Itself between the two [ ,_ ...... ·-'•"' 1U911able trucks. A IBM; Chevrolet and I WASHINGTON <UPI) -1and get Amerloan l1'00pt out of!Itowever, lies "' .....a theJaolloa .....-· • , buge grocery van joined lhe French President Charles de the country or under French withdrawal c~mes aild bow,hlat.orlcal tide. I mesa and the gasollne mnker 1 Gaulle'l pubUc~nouneement c•Jmmand. secure South V•et Nam must be l The U.S. view, u upounded'e~ploded in flames >f Ids determln tl to quit[ The French leader's a"ertlon ' before it !likes place. by Secretary of StaU: Dean . . __· _ __ 18 .~A'I'O lD 116t an his renewed that !he Viet Nam war ean be And lhe respective asses• Rusk, 111 that Ameroea 1 rritlci8111 of U.S. actions in Viet Isettled only by withdrawal of ments are poles apart. De fighting a key baUie &illnst Uf00Ut ~am poured salt in open all foreign troops and "neulrall· Gaulle believes the United Communist expansio11 -1 bat· I oounds in Washington. .zation of the area is not greally Stales ls caught In an "accldenl tie whieh must be won If anti· But administration o!flclalsiat odds with the long-range of history" in Viet Nam and Is Communlat barriers elsewhere S me under orders to expreso lU.S. objecitve. The differenee fighting 1 futlle rearguard In the world are 1o hold. 10 reaction b> the general's I Routine buainess was tranaact1 1 1 ON ALL oewa conference statemenla } ed and AI Leonard, regatta chair a.yond the USual bland asser0 man, urged a '.lrge turnouq ion that the United Stales Is for the Bi• Bend Regaua or· ; . . I 'I 1 SPECI,(L 64 PONTIAC 1 Is Viet Nam Key Battle of History Or Rearguard Action Against Tide? Catalina 2 Dr. Hard Top With V-B motor, automatic trans., power brakes and power steering. Priced tg SjO. 1195 white. Sizto 5 ro 9 Reductcl To $5.00pr. Roush's Shoe Store Middleport 1 PRE-SEASON SALEI o/o Large T AkedTorug • ht 5 lines ot the back • ripped high · rise boot in bright 4I , ~Pa't~hy Fog Shrouded Highway 1OJ Inferno ce~:~:muot~:=~ ~Sc=~~:tht·:u:a ,..!:1btle~n::"PtMw• dlilrld Ill lJ:ii J. .. '• - Our ltraight from Paris boule· oards, the clean. young M' GMAC Fln1ncing Av1ilable OFF JdentiC8 Format £services Assured In KARR &VAN ZANDT ;.1 ~:;-~:.d lo hear the views Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D ute Olir QuaUty Way 11 DolDg Basi1Jw WY 2·5342 POIMI'oy Ohio w =-~=~~a~~tti~~30 a\omght Lenten Community orshippinJJ Schedule RODS and REELS I Presldtol Johnson appears 1'1 he p B•"" when the Pomeroy Chamber Ch from thne famoua Mermlned b> avoid any trans- An identical format of service I eroy Baptist Church, the Rev. Ice return• kl I omeroy "" ,ol Commerce met Monday af· oosa . ~/!antic wrangle with De will be used this year by all Carver Williams, paslor. list church. lhe ternoon at Bailey's Restaurant. brands: .aulle over the wisdom of I churches participating In the -Wednll8day, Mar<h 9, Grace Ministers of congrega1tOns , Fred Crow Pomeroy atlor· , -.nerican policy In Europe and !annual series of Lenten Com· Episcopal Church, lhe Rev. will assist eaeh other In the !ney, presented a report on act- ' eZobca Reels eBransan Reels \sia -110 matter how stroDg i munlty services in Pomeroy on Richard Martin, Rector. services wtth the host paslor iivltles of the community pro· llte provocation. Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. - Wednesday, Mareh 16, the preaching. . motion program and the sec- · eMarlin Reels • Action Rodt Allllude Alreadjr Known Ash Wednellday bas been left Salvation Army, Envoy Ray No service Is planned on the ! retary's report by John wm.l De Gaulle'• deelaraUoa MoD· lo the individual congregations, Wining, pastor. I Wednesday of Holy Week, but !lam Blaettnar was approved. d>y !hat the Norlh Atlantic but starling next week, com- -Wednesday, March 23, tbe a three · hour servoce fro~ Attending wert Jack C•r>ty, ROD & REEL COMBINATIONS To·caty wu "no lonJer munlty worship will be held u Ft!tlerated Cbureh, the Rev.! noon until 3 p. m. on Good Fri· president; Kennit Walkln, trea;occord wHh the times" simply follows: Wilbur PeJTin, pastor. day In lhe Grace EptScopal llUI'er; Blaettner, N. w. CompREDUCED AS MARKED! made public 80 attitude U.S. -Wednesday Marcb 2, Pom- -Wednesday, Mareh 30, Church wlll Involve partlclpat-~ b>n, Richard Chambers. Crow, 1 otiflcialt have lmoWD about mg and preaching by clergymen Blll Downie, Bob Jacobs, Bob I ,orne time. Cbarlea E. Bohlen, INITIATED IN HONORARY ol the Methodist, Lutheran and Wingett, Bob Grant, Leonard EXAMPLE: U.S. ambassador lo Jennller Lohse a student at Christian Churchea, In addition and Ken Grover. ' lo lhe above. · MARTIN REEL, WAS IUS ••>ng ago repolted that Oblo State University, Ia one This service ol soag prayer, MINISTERS NAMED ACTION ROD, WAS 16.17 - - Laulle bad twl of 71 juniors, seniOrS aad gradd medltatl' I .. objectivea 1u Europe: uate ·arudents initiated inb> Qm. readings an OltS Two mm~aters, no three, as · -To lllbtlilute for a . .cron Nu national home eco!IOII)o lhe seven last words of Christ incorrectly reported Monday. ' dominated by the United Word has lleen tece~ved of 1. esda Feb 1 wUI be a "Come will officiate the funeral serv:ce , loose eoalederatioll death of Mrs. D<:nnis Doug~~r:f''o!::erony,Nu k ~ Leave anytime" program, of Carl c. Manley. They are !be i 8 01 r . wblch Fr mJsbl las, 43, m Bellefontame on Sun- • ••rvmay be carried in part over Revs Charlea Rodgers and • .~~:. 1_..._~ 1k lliCit She had beea a Jlfelonl promote acholarsblp, 1eadenhlp Radio SlaUon WMPO. . n Weaver. Serviceo are ' - · ...... • I)IOketlor Middleport unW co- and research !JI tbe world wide With lhe cooperation of Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the ! lng b> Bellefonbllne a few years home econonuca .;:rvemenl. County Ministerial Christian Union Church PHONE WY 2-2848 man./: ~ATG lulrlca ago. She was prececled in death Miss Lohse Ia the ughtor of lhe Meigs Counly Junior Middleport. • ta her father. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lobse, ber of Commerce also Ia pro- ~~~~;;::;:;;;;;;:;;:: oureaucracy, from French include her bus- Wolle-Dr., Pomeroy. motlng 8 county-wide service , D<:nnis: two IIOIIS, Max the general theme of "Milke\ and lhree dou(!hterl, Religion ln AmerlCB Live" lo Ph~be. ~renda and Nadine, I be held Tuesday, March 29, In /Continued from Page I) 11ellefontame; her_ mother, Mrs. . the Pomeroy Junior High I ,>rayer by the !Wv Donald Phoebe Le!, Moddlpeort: ftve ' I auditorium. Aoone and the Bag i-••tslers, CaJTie Bronson, BelleP """e '"~ fontaine ; Ruby Major, MiddleMa led by Leslie lllglea, Brownie port· Majorle Fer"'•oon West Scot Mrs Reyuolds' morning ' •· ' kind~ class - the at- Codlepolut'::'Ia; Betty J:lawley, M~· Tit c regular b~montbly meettendlnce banner. ',Bonnie Whttllngton, Mid lng of Pomeroy Villa&e Coun" M Willi ID&Iea dleport, two brothers, Larry cil schedUled Monday nlcbt was .:~ : bus~ Lee alld William Lee, both of cancellt!tl when 1 quorum could r ng I ro e Dexter City. be •"'ten and read c:ommunlcaUon from Funeral serlcea wiD be Wed- . not ... • U you can bear people talk \Ira. Harold Lohse, nelday at 2 p m at Bellelon.l Mayor Charles I.egar how· and can't make. out the words llis.trict Dlreclor at P.R.A. taine, with IJurial.there. ever, indicated loday he and ~=~r' t~enn this will besmau whoch she urged parents lo Sewage Committee Chairman hearing aid port the P.T.A.. PTOit'am Leslie Fultz completed and sent Jd%ed unit, has offered her assiStance 1: revised applications b> the Far- liy a man who him.sel_f any problems in lhe mers Home Administration re- of hearing lzation. <Continued trom page 1) lo Pomeroy's federal over 10 'J~E~i~~ A nominallllg committee can Bar AssociiUon, replying grant on Ita proposed sewer· aid, •ppolnted and Includes Mrs. b> Senate criticism of U. S. ages. clear. Keith Goble, Mrs. Thomas Rue, !woefln policy, stood allsned Mayor Leger said the up- ~slid \lr . .lobo Fultz and Mr. Wil- the adminlslration loday In dated plana are lo make the viii- will ;,·,!celve.fu~lli:J~~~n;~:~~ !tam Ingles. Mr. Ingles also defending the United Stales' age eligible for a llfanl under at no cost or ol announced lhe Third Grade position in Viet Nam as legal the FHA acl soever.-Adv. play would be presented at the under inlernatlonal law. meeting on Mareh 21st and The ABA'I HoUlle of Delethe annual klndel'f!arlen presen- galea, in a mld ~ year meeting, tation would be seen May 16. unanlmoUllly suppotted the The new public address sya- !orl'lgn policy resolution Mml·ll tern was used for the first time day by a vote of 711-0. at the meeting and addftional ~ outlets have been placed on lhe INCOMPLETE REPORTING 9" 818 ••• stage. WASHINGTON (UPI) ... SMALl· The program, presented by White House Preas Secretary the !Wv. Donald Boone, inclurf. Bill D. Moyers belle\lll the ed a t!Oiorad slide film with tap. chief !allures of lbe \V'ashlDgtoll ed commentary made by both preu OOI'JII result from iDcoJn. Mr. and Mrs. Boone on a vaca. plete rather than fnaecurale tion !rip tl!rouch the southwest- reporting. ern lilies lo lhe Baptist Collo ventfon beld In San Francisco. When Your The film lneluded mauy lnterestloe lllea through the w•t Sorrow Is Too whleh the Boone family, IncludGrut for Word• Ing David and Jeanne, toured. FoUowina tbe program reExpre.. Your freabmenta were tiii'Vetl wHh Mrs. iCemletb Sellel and Mn. SYMP~THY 1 · - -----~-±·-·- ·~- !l!L I 'Tht!l eaa be a dangereu!l siness," said Pilot Frank TIME OU'P FOR LAUGHS: Produeer Hll'I'J Belafoale tba11 wHa Nlpae1 BIUICU dlll'lll& a bre1k ill Ibn reo lleanaiJ. 1wlord of Parkersburg, W. ., who bad called out the rning . Juring a swirling snowsterm ' next day, the Western's 1 • .::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--iiiiiiiiiiiiii.-.- ptain, Clair Carpenter, ex- l tined : I •u you lost anyone in the do, he's usually recovered. H happens in the Mississippi, · EASf TERMS •• se:· Mrs. Douglas n•Ies sunday 1 ~y' re Rever found." r I MOORE'S rhere are about 80,000 men oployed on b>wboats which : ml the nation's 120,000 miles . inland waterways. Like higb- ' tys. water traffic increases I ~Y year. l'lte Ohio River alone CBrried ,,;; wla::e mill ion more tons or cargo t%4 th" n passed through the fanal. Towhoa1s range in size from !0-lw:-septwer craft tt~o__ll.'llar!gee_._,1_1.:="':":'~"'::"'::"'::===~~~~~~~'::' anam<~ A }' • I pp cation to 2FEDERAL POMEROY, OHIO School FHA Completed --------f p rf Dea n e ects Mldnet TraMIItOr Hea I A"d UPI Bn"etS ProtHt go~tr propert1 ~: , ~itla outtloGr IIIWillglatlli(Jl~ LflT;O ·LIYE costs~aSilow ftS 8!J30•8,·month! ~et the oonvenienee of low-cost LOT-0-LITE automati<·all~·, loo! I.OT-0-LITE looks, lights like a ilr<'<'l li!(ht. .\ photot'lt'etrir .-ell turns it on at dusk . oJI' at ~la~n. I.ig~ht 1111 dark ar.-as around garages: ,outboulthng•. d.rn·t'wa~·s. 1•atking lots, outdoor liv1in11 and work in,: ar..ao all night long! It's perfect for , •uburban hom .. s, farms, factories, businesses, puh1~" buildinp-any place that needs protection and 118fety afte_r dark I You make no investment in WT. 10-LITE, etther. One low monthly rate includes in'etallation, maintenance (including lamp replacement) and eleetricity. Order your LOT-0-UTE . today from YOUJ' local Electric Company office. . 1luu the ELECTRIC co. , •o"""''' •ND .OUTHIJIH OHIO &LICTitiC COM~AN,.'\ I would like more information about "LOT-O.LITE INSTALLATION" Name~ . AddMh 1 Georp Mlller, cbairmeD • COLEMAN Your own new look (()Uid be8lft with RITE DIET Spt~o faction, too, b'cause RITEDIETIIfullciffi.or, pel cial Formula Bread. RITE DIET Is baked without with .every meal, delicious toasted. 1iY IUTl DIEI' shortening, thanks tO our ~!lic:iaJ formula• of high- Special Formula Bread. Cholca t!f Ulll1' w DARK. est quality ingredien~. ~uLt: Hisll~llty protein in every slice, and everY thin slice light in weight FREEl Get )'0111", (a mere 20 !t'ams), long in nutrit~. Long In satis- HEATING 'SALES & SERVICII *SEE INGREDIENT LISTING ON THE . I I 3 I l4 •·· ·t,···....... . . . .,.flillohone;.... .· ... B~~-·~~o~a .... .,.. . cnri ····· .MAILi,TO..Col!lmbus & Southem Ohio Electric in the Best W1y Postiblt - , .. ~efl kK~ike--Dceding, cffy-shning, Say It Softly, Say It Sincerely, Say It Reverently coontly-ouising .,.oo push do¥," a.. occ~ of a '60 Plymoud. Fury. the ~ybe it's the cor. MJybe if s lhe deol. But SOitle!hiAg WOI deJ.~ be- 'J)enS wbe. you ..• With FIOwtn From Dvclltys Let Their Simple ·-!OMfl. . . . l~ . Let your..&f go ....... to your Pl, : .. Darbr'•---·- · Beauty Utter Your Heart Felt Beat eo'."~' ,_ •.. CHASE 211 N. Front &t.;'polumbut 15, Ohio/"- JAtteJttlont;Re.Ha llflll Sales - 'I \ ...... Chut,lilr. ....... lt. . .,.. q ...... . ...... WY ...II Conclol~nces. ·Dudley's ·, lt;N.WA.V.. BAKER FURNITURE MII,)DI.IPOir, O• TOM RUE MOTORS. at9 SOUTH 3RD AVE. \ �' \' I I ' • •• ., GET SPI!lCliAt. PLATES 1 DillY Sentlnl!'l, ~putt, 0., M; B, -- ---·---- - - . . - -- - -·- I ••are--• I I ·' Feb. 23 (Wednesday) accord- llilled 'lll'ilWit approvll of . fl OCEANS!pE, CaUl. <UPI) - When the bUll was about to chain · of events wblcb left 1 one eme11ency telephont IS! later ~ld they ~vered thai ln1 lo Mus Fredd~ Houda-1 $ti,Oit.tl sront for 1 pbyalell W.yGreybound driver TbCJIDBS Bar- miles north of Ibis Cily and half dozen people dead, at least located in the area. the trailer truck drtver had !ell shell,_ Moklr Vehicles R<1lst·1 Illness program under Tille 1 uy skies. · t-en of Los Angelea W1l8 drlvlnJ aboKt IO'mllei10Utbealt of Lot that many serloUily injured, Slopa ~alo Tralltr the ~ck of hos veh!cle, rar m Middlepoll. Hours .for 1of the ElemenllrJ aud Secood.. · northbound on U.S, 101. Patchy Anaelll, Harbert uollced aever· aeores of mooor vehlclea Harbert decided to cross the protruding 3 feet, 4 Inches moo! these reservall61111 are 1.110o 1 ary School Act. Deem lilt ,• fog obllteraled the steep hills of al cll'll had sb>pped by lhe side wreckt!tl and caUied a traffic hl(!hway kl flag down . a the rt(!ht or outer lane when he!6·30 p.m.. every eveninl until I Thuroday had only verbal ap~· IB~ , . tht Camp Pendletoll Marine of the road becau!e of a jam involving thouaa11ds of iouthbound vehicle and dos- 1skipped. . . the deadhne, Feb. 23 · 1proval of lhe IJ'ant. Soulllem Wll'lll! . . . II Jh. ~ It base to his rtlbt and the colllalon involvlna apparent automobllea. . patch Its drover kl lelepbone To avo•d hitting the trans· Local earlier was awarded ·• IS. Wr- rl 1 !IIIli ....., ltl 0 0 Paclflo Ocean 1o h11 left. AI injurlea. He slopped his bus and The 13-mlle stretch of lour- authorities. He sb>pped an port, a • u t h b " nd aulo FINAL APPROVAL $14,6119.38 Ifant for a remedial lliiiJC I• e, • ... ... timll, even the sometlmell started seWng out nares alonl lane dlvkled biJhway ls known automobile transport traDer I changed lanes m front of • I Ronald Deem, SoutberD J.o. readinl pregram. riH _.... . . <111'VinC blghway wu visible for the highway. as ''Slauibtor Alley" beC81118 loaded with lOVen cars. tanker truck .. The truck drover , D ...n~ly..:•=.~feei.::__ _ _ _....:__Then::::::._:bei!an::.....:an::._:iner::::edi:::'ble:::,lo::f...;pr~llr:....:la::ta::I..:•::cel::de::::"t::•·:...ODI~y:_.:Call£=ornla=;;...hl.:.lb_w_ay:....:.pa_tro_Imen! swerved to his left and otruck • the middle divider-cables tacbed 'to poles b> p~;:: headon collision. This · < , lhe gasoline tanker b> halt I abruplly on !he inside or left \ lane. Now the two lanes were : blocked, nltlng the stage for a series of fiery oolliaions. A Chevrolet Corvair contain· ; lng a man and preanant , wedged Itself between the two [ ,_ ...... ·-'•"' 1U911able trucks. A IBM; Chevrolet and I WASHINGTON <UPI) -1and get Amerloan l1'00pt out of!Itowever, lies "' .....a theJaolloa .....-· • , buge grocery van joined lhe French President Charles de the country or under French withdrawal c~mes aild bow,hlat.orlcal tide. I mesa and the gasollne mnker 1 Gaulle'l pubUc~nouneement c•Jmmand. secure South V•et Nam must be l The U.S. view, u upounded'e~ploded in flames >f Ids determln tl to quit[ The French leader's a"ertlon ' before it !likes place. by Secretary of StaU: Dean . . __· _ __ 18 .~A'I'O lD 116t an his renewed that !he Viet Nam war ean be And lhe respective asses• Rusk, 111 that Ameroea 1 rritlci8111 of U.S. actions in Viet Isettled only by withdrawal of ments are poles apart. De fighting a key baUie &illnst Uf00Ut ~am poured salt in open all foreign troops and "neulrall· Gaulle believes the United Communist expansio11 -1 bat· I oounds in Washington. .zation of the area is not greally Stales ls caught In an "accldenl tie whieh must be won If anti· But administration o!flclalsiat odds with the long-range of history" in Viet Nam and Is Communlat barriers elsewhere S me under orders to expreso lU.S. objecitve. The differenee fighting 1 futlle rearguard In the world are 1o hold. 10 reaction b> the general's I Routine buainess was tranaact1 1 1 ON ALL oewa conference statemenla } ed and AI Leonard, regatta chair a.yond the USual bland asser0 man, urged a '.lrge turnouq ion that the United Stales Is for the Bi• Bend Regaua or· ; . . I 'I 1 SPECI,(L 64 PONTIAC 1 Is Viet Nam Key Battle of History Or Rearguard Action Against Tide? Catalina 2 Dr. Hard Top With V-B motor, automatic trans., power brakes and power steering. Priced tg SjO. 1195 white. Sizto 5 ro 9 Reductcl To $5.00pr. Roush's Shoe Store Middleport 1 PRE-SEASON SALEI o/o Large T AkedTorug • ht 5 lines ot the back • ripped high · rise boot in bright 4I , ~Pa't~hy Fog Shrouded Highway 1OJ Inferno ce~:~:muot~:=~ ~Sc=~~:tht·:u:a ,..!:1btle~n::"PtMw• dlilrld Ill lJ:ii J. .. '• - Our ltraight from Paris boule· oards, the clean. young M' GMAC Fln1ncing Av1ilable OFF JdentiC8 Format £services Assured In KARR &VAN ZANDT ;.1 ~:;-~:.d lo hear the views Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D ute Olir QuaUty Way 11 DolDg Basi1Jw WY 2·5342 POIMI'oy Ohio w =-~=~~a~~tti~~30 a\omght Lenten Community orshippinJJ Schedule RODS and REELS I Presldtol Johnson appears 1'1 he p B•"" when the Pomeroy Chamber Ch from thne famoua Mermlned b> avoid any trans- An identical format of service I eroy Baptist Church, the Rev. Ice return• kl I omeroy "" ,ol Commerce met Monday af· oosa . ~/!antic wrangle with De will be used this year by all Carver Williams, paslor. list church. lhe ternoon at Bailey's Restaurant. brands: .aulle over the wisdom of I churches participating In the -Wednll8day, Mar<h 9, Grace Ministers of congrega1tOns , Fred Crow Pomeroy atlor· , -.nerican policy In Europe and !annual series of Lenten Com· Episcopal Church, lhe Rev. will assist eaeh other In the !ney, presented a report on act- ' eZobca Reels eBransan Reels \sia -110 matter how stroDg i munlty services in Pomeroy on Richard Martin, Rector. services wtth the host paslor iivltles of the community pro· llte provocation. Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. - Wednesday, Mareh 16, the preaching. . motion program and the sec- · eMarlin Reels • Action Rodt Allllude Alreadjr Known Ash Wednellday bas been left Salvation Army, Envoy Ray No service Is planned on the ! retary's report by John wm.l De Gaulle'• deelaraUoa MoD· lo the individual congregations, Wining, pastor. I Wednesday of Holy Week, but !lam Blaettnar was approved. d>y !hat the Norlh Atlantic but starling next week, com- -Wednesday, March 23, tbe a three · hour servoce fro~ Attending wert Jack C•r>ty, ROD & REEL COMBINATIONS To·caty wu "no lonJer munlty worship will be held u Ft!tlerated Cbureh, the Rev.! noon until 3 p. m. on Good Fri· president; Kennit Walkln, trea;occord wHh the times" simply follows: Wilbur PeJTin, pastor. day In lhe Grace EptScopal llUI'er; Blaettner, N. w. CompREDUCED AS MARKED! made public 80 attitude U.S. -Wednesday Marcb 2, Pom- -Wednesday, Mareh 30, Church wlll Involve partlclpat-~ b>n, Richard Chambers. Crow, 1 otiflcialt have lmoWD about mg and preaching by clergymen Blll Downie, Bob Jacobs, Bob I ,orne time. Cbarlea E. Bohlen, INITIATED IN HONORARY ol the Methodist, Lutheran and Wingett, Bob Grant, Leonard EXAMPLE: U.S. ambassador lo Jennller Lohse a student at Christian Churchea, In addition and Ken Grover. ' lo lhe above. · MARTIN REEL, WAS IUS ••>ng ago repolted that Oblo State University, Ia one This service ol soag prayer, MINISTERS NAMED ACTION ROD, WAS 16.17 - - Laulle bad twl of 71 juniors, seniOrS aad gradd medltatl' I .. objectivea 1u Europe: uate ·arudents initiated inb> Qm. readings an OltS Two mm~aters, no three, as · -To lllbtlilute for a . .cron Nu national home eco!IOII)o lhe seven last words of Christ incorrectly reported Monday. ' dominated by the United Word has lleen tece~ved of 1. esda Feb 1 wUI be a "Come will officiate the funeral serv:ce , loose eoalederatioll death of Mrs. D<:nnis Doug~~r:f''o!::erony,Nu k ~ Leave anytime" program, of Carl c. Manley. They are !be i 8 01 r . wblch Fr mJsbl las, 43, m Bellefontame on Sun- • ••rvmay be carried in part over Revs Charlea Rodgers and • .~~:. 1_..._~ 1k lliCit She had beea a Jlfelonl promote acholarsblp, 1eadenhlp Radio SlaUon WMPO. . n Weaver. Serviceo are ' - · ...... • I)IOketlor Middleport unW co- and research !JI tbe world wide With lhe cooperation of Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the ! lng b> Bellefonbllne a few years home econonuca .;:rvemenl. County Ministerial Christian Union Church PHONE WY 2-2848 man./: ~ATG lulrlca ago. She was prececled in death Miss Lohse Ia the ughtor of lhe Meigs Counly Junior Middleport. • ta her father. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lobse, ber of Commerce also Ia pro- ~~~~;;::;:;;;;;;:;;:: oureaucracy, from French include her bus- Wolle-Dr., Pomeroy. motlng 8 county-wide service , D<:nnis: two IIOIIS, Max the general theme of "Milke\ and lhree dou(!hterl, Religion ln AmerlCB Live" lo Ph~be. ~renda and Nadine, I be held Tuesday, March 29, In /Continued from Page I) 11ellefontame; her_ mother, Mrs. . the Pomeroy Junior High I ,>rayer by the !Wv Donald Phoebe Le!, Moddlpeort: ftve ' I auditorium. Aoone and the Bag i-••tslers, CaJTie Bronson, BelleP """e '"~ fontaine ; Ruby Major, MiddleMa led by Leslie lllglea, Brownie port· Majorle Fer"'•oon West Scot Mrs Reyuolds' morning ' •· ' kind~ class - the at- Codlepolut'::'Ia; Betty J:lawley, M~· Tit c regular b~montbly meettendlnce banner. ',Bonnie Whttllngton, Mid lng of Pomeroy Villa&e Coun" M Willi ID&Iea dleport, two brothers, Larry cil schedUled Monday nlcbt was .:~ : bus~ Lee alld William Lee, both of cancellt!tl when 1 quorum could r ng I ro e Dexter City. be •"'ten and read c:ommunlcaUon from Funeral serlcea wiD be Wed- . not ... • U you can bear people talk \Ira. Harold Lohse, nelday at 2 p m at Bellelon.l Mayor Charles I.egar how· and can't make. out the words llis.trict Dlreclor at P.R.A. taine, with IJurial.there. ever, indicated loday he and ~=~r' t~enn this will besmau whoch she urged parents lo Sewage Committee Chairman hearing aid port the P.T.A.. PTOit'am Leslie Fultz completed and sent Jd%ed unit, has offered her assiStance 1: revised applications b> the Far- liy a man who him.sel_f any problems in lhe mers Home Administration re- of hearing lzation. <Continued trom page 1) lo Pomeroy's federal over 10 'J~E~i~~ A nominallllg committee can Bar AssociiUon, replying grant on Ita proposed sewer· aid, •ppolnted and Includes Mrs. b> Senate criticism of U. S. ages. clear. Keith Goble, Mrs. Thomas Rue, !woefln policy, stood allsned Mayor Leger said the up- ~slid \lr . .lobo Fultz and Mr. Wil- the adminlslration loday In dated plana are lo make the viii- will ;,·,!celve.fu~lli:J~~~n;~:~~ !tam Ingles. Mr. Ingles also defending the United Stales' age eligible for a llfanl under at no cost or ol announced lhe Third Grade position in Viet Nam as legal the FHA acl soever.-Adv. play would be presented at the under inlernatlonal law. meeting on Mareh 21st and The ABA'I HoUlle of Delethe annual klndel'f!arlen presen- galea, in a mld ~ year meeting, tation would be seen May 16. unanlmoUllly suppotted the The new public address sya- !orl'lgn policy resolution Mml·ll tern was used for the first time day by a vote of 711-0. at the meeting and addftional ~ outlets have been placed on lhe INCOMPLETE REPORTING 9" 818 ••• stage. WASHINGTON (UPI) ... SMALl· The program, presented by White House Preas Secretary the !Wv. Donald Boone, inclurf. Bill D. Moyers belle\lll the ed a t!Oiorad slide film with tap. chief !allures of lbe \V'ashlDgtoll ed commentary made by both preu OOI'JII result from iDcoJn. Mr. and Mrs. Boone on a vaca. plete rather than fnaecurale tion !rip tl!rouch the southwest- reporting. ern lilies lo lhe Baptist Collo ventfon beld In San Francisco. When Your The film lneluded mauy lnterestloe lllea through the w•t Sorrow Is Too whleh the Boone family, IncludGrut for Word• Ing David and Jeanne, toured. FoUowina tbe program reExpre.. Your freabmenta were tiii'Vetl wHh Mrs. iCemletb Sellel and Mn. SYMP~THY 1 · - -----~-±·-·- ·~- !l!L I 'Tht!l eaa be a dangereu!l siness," said Pilot Frank TIME OU'P FOR LAUGHS: Produeer Hll'I'J Belafoale tba11 wHa Nlpae1 BIUICU dlll'lll& a bre1k ill Ibn reo lleanaiJ. 1wlord of Parkersburg, W. ., who bad called out the rning . Juring a swirling snowsterm ' next day, the Western's 1 • .::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--iiiiiiiiiiiiii.-.- ptain, Clair Carpenter, ex- l tined : I •u you lost anyone in the do, he's usually recovered. H happens in the Mississippi, · EASf TERMS •• se:· Mrs. Douglas n•Ies sunday 1 ~y' re Rever found." r I MOORE'S rhere are about 80,000 men oployed on b>wboats which : ml the nation's 120,000 miles . inland waterways. Like higb- ' tys. water traffic increases I ~Y year. l'lte Ohio River alone CBrried ,,;; wla::e mill ion more tons or cargo t%4 th" n passed through the fanal. Towhoa1s range in size from !0-lw:-septwer craft tt~o__ll.'llar!gee_._,1_1.:="':":'~"'::"'::"'::===~~~~~~~'::' anam<~ A }' • I pp cation to 2FEDERAL POMEROY, OHIO School FHA Completed --------f p rf Dea n e ects Mldnet TraMIItOr Hea I A"d UPI Bn"etS ProtHt go~tr propert1 ~: , ~itla outtloGr IIIWillglatlli(Jl~ LflT;O ·LIYE costs~aSilow ftS 8!J30•8,·month! ~et the oonvenienee of low-cost LOT-0-LITE automati<·all~·, loo! I.OT-0-LITE looks, lights like a ilr<'<'l li!(ht. .\ photot'lt'etrir .-ell turns it on at dusk . oJI' at ~la~n. I.ig~ht 1111 dark ar.-as around garages: ,outboulthng•. d.rn·t'wa~·s. 1•atking lots, outdoor liv1in11 and work in,: ar..ao all night long! It's perfect for , •uburban hom .. s, farms, factories, businesses, puh1~" buildinp-any place that needs protection and 118fety afte_r dark I You make no investment in WT. 10-LITE, etther. One low monthly rate includes in'etallation, maintenance (including lamp replacement) and eleetricity. Order your LOT-0-UTE . today from YOUJ' local Electric Company office. . 1luu the ELECTRIC co. , •o"""''' •ND .OUTHIJIH OHIO &LICTitiC COM~AN,.'\ I would like more information about "LOT-O.LITE INSTALLATION" Name~ . AddMh 1 Georp Mlller, cbairmeD • COLEMAN Your own new look (()Uid be8lft with RITE DIET Spt~o faction, too, b'cause RITEDIETIIfullciffi.or, pel cial Formula Bread. RITE DIET Is baked without with .every meal, delicious toasted. 1iY IUTl DIEI' shortening, thanks tO our ~!lic:iaJ formula• of high- Special Formula Bread. Cholca t!f Ulll1' w DARK. est quality ingredien~. ~uLt: Hisll~llty protein in every slice, and everY thin slice light in weight FREEl Get )'0111", (a mere 20 !t'ams), long in nutrit~. Long In satis- HEATING 'SALES & SERVICII *SEE INGREDIENT LISTING ON THE . I I 3 I l4 •·· ·t,···....... . . . .,.flillohone;.... .· ... B~~-·~~o~a .... .,.. . cnri ····· .MAILi,TO..Col!lmbus & Southem Ohio Electric in the Best W1y Postiblt - , .. ~efl kK~ike--Dceding, cffy-shning, Say It Softly, Say It Sincerely, Say It Reverently coontly-ouising .,.oo push do¥," a.. occ~ of a '60 Plymoud. Fury. the ~ybe it's the cor. MJybe if s lhe deol. But SOitle!hiAg WOI deJ.~ be- 'J)enS wbe. you ..• With FIOwtn From Dvclltys Let Their Simple ·-!OMfl. . . . l~ . Let your..&f go ....... to your Pl, : .. Darbr'•---·- · Beauty Utter Your Heart Felt Beat eo'."~' ,_ •.. CHASE 211 N. Front &t.;'polumbut 15, Ohio/"- JAtteJttlont;Re.Ha llflll Sales - 'I \ ...... Chut,lilr. ....... lt. . .,.. q ...... . ...... WY ...II Conclol~nces. ·Dudley's ·, lt;N.WA.V.. BAKER FURNITURE MII,)DI.IPOir, O• TOM RUE MOTORS. at9 SOUTH 3RD AVE. \ �·• ~ ... · ··--·~- · .. -· . ~.-. -~- .... ~-- . . ........ ~ ..... ._ - ..... . ~ _ ........... ... ... . . ,.. ...,._,...,.._ ~...- .. ' . . . , _ _. u * •- A i >. ' • ' .S· " ' I ... ,' ito [*' i h :•• '.~: . ."'.. . •, ' ' fl' :1 r ' ' ·,f,' ) .' ( ' ] ·_ l ., t ,' . - · Get Extra Cash The WaDtAd Way '' ' . I . .. .'· . ---- ..... ., • • • ·' ...... _. ............ ...., .......... • ' . ... - ... • --·····---~- '• .. " ly NEAL A.,. liN CAllY ' Jmj Unable To Reach Verdict I DeAD&. I Nil p, M. lleJ ....,. ,.,_........ MHCJaY DHCIJIM 1:11 A. M. Clll CANCILLATIOINI COUICTIOJII Wlll M ............ t1tt A. M. ,., De¥ ., Puetleltlell ,..,. ...,..,ltbl, .....,..... - Motor ·Co. OftlliTf Ll'l,. AINf" aleULATIOIII rllllf te Mtf er niMt an, ... ...,... eii!Mf......... ltrert IMUkl M NPDrtwd IMIMIII.....,, Tfte ,.,. tfttiC-' wt• net lae ~ fer ••r. Httll . , . Htftl.................... a MEEK EEK 1M .NOT JUST ., ( GOOFING OFF, '(KNOW! " ly HOWII ICHNIIDIIt I'M SCANf\JIIJG lllE COSMOS LOOKIIJG rDR ~OME 'i>IGI-JS OF LIFE! oo w STill REMEMBER WHf>.T THEY ., GAStiLINI! ALLEY AR~? ··- ·~ .. ~ .... ., ......... AliT SANSOM c;:, ::.:::;, ... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! ,. By HAitOLD GRAY Qi!IACIOI.,I'; .f OUT , _ "'' O<JifT GET MUCH IC""' I JUST AS WEll, t ~U&$! ) ' (. { I .... PEANUTS l'f \ \1 I -., C) POMEROY, llolurlished, J 0 bedroom duplex. Sugar RIID Aru, Pb. WY 1-3618. :1-20-tfe WINNII WINKLI fHREE ud four room lurniaJ>. ed and unfurnlshed apart. menta. WY .Mk 12 S tfc . --............,........, I ROOM !Urnlshed 1partment t :~ ' ••• lor rent. Phono WY H778. AI· I ter • p.m. Phone WY W.74. Rowley and Reed Hardware. u 1 tfc :TIWLE==R::-:-LO'Ill=:--_ ~ .,;.· --age ll'.d water. BtoWII'o !'>all er Park ISiale Approved) MlnermUe. Ohio, r'IIODe W\ 1-3321. I ll tic TWO TIWLER SPACES tor rem in the Village oJ Middl1> port. Call WY 2-3m or WY 2-21t16 or WY 2-3600. 11 30 ttc ,--;:--;cc:---:-- . . - BRICK Duplex 3 bedroom hving room, dining room, !{itchen, basement and garage for<'ed azr gas furnace. Butkrnut Avenue. CaU WY 25121. 2 4 tfc . --· fURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms and bath. 390 S. 2nd 1 Ave ., Middleport Call WY 25262. Z 15 tic lUGS BUNNY WINTER QEW.Na SAW . - - e1 RICic-Dre..., Shim, Sweaters $3.00 e1 Rlck-Drts~~a I Slacb - - $4.00 e1 bclt:-10.91 'Dnaea I s-attrs $5.00 ~c-=- ·---- AVAILABLE March lat, business building. Located at 120 East Main SL, Pomeroy. Can Matilda Schorn, WY 2-25%4. Z 15 tie I ROOM furnished apartnlenl Phooe WY Wll m South iUI Avenue, Mlddleport, Ohio IIIII A one •- qr, •• Olti.PY OKLPV rTAOBZ IQIB ..........,. Ob, p ' 2 AD!'ORJJ ~ZBV~PZTC• &81' ~~~~~ ~ ........... ~. OPB .KB8 OBit 'fOPS\'.- AHM THII OIILI' . . . .•.... ""rl' .H0JtJ. eSWHters • llou111 - - Special $2.00 eud._ Hq~e ~ .......-.,.. 3 pair $1.25 . ' . ..• •,DRESS .SHOP , ·h:l<,s· 'iff Nlt4 ' llacl~ .( ~ 0. .,. ...., 1 .. , .. , ., ~· ..,_,_; .'}( ..... •.t·-·- " ''.•, By BRANNIR 1 �·• ~ ... · ··--·~- · .. -· . ~.-. -~- .... ~-- . . ........ ~ ..... ._ - ..... . ~ _ ........... ... ... . . ,.. ...,._,...,.._ ~...- .. ' . . . , _ _. u * •- A i >. ' • ' .S· " ' I ... ,' ito [*' i h :•• '.~: . ."'.. . •, ' ' fl' :1 r ' ' ·,f,' ) .' ( ' ] ·_ l ., t ,' . - · Get Extra Cash The WaDtAd Way '' ' . I . .. .'· . ---- ..... ., • • • ·' ...... _. ............ ...., .......... • ' . ... - ... • --·····---~- '• .. " ly NEAL A.,. liN CAllY ' Jmj Unable To Reach Verdict I DeAD&. I Nil p, M. lleJ ....,. ,.,_........ MHCJaY DHCIJIM 1:11 A. M. Clll CANCILLATIOINI COUICTIOJII Wlll M ............ t1tt A. M. ,., De¥ ., Puetleltlell ,..,. ...,..,ltbl, .....,..... - Motor ·Co. OftlliTf Ll'l,. AINf" aleULATIOIII rllllf te Mtf er niMt an, ... ...,... eii!Mf......... ltrert IMUkl M NPDrtwd IMIMIII.....,, Tfte ,.,. tfttiC-' wt• net lae ~ fer ••r. Httll . , . Htftl.................... a MEEK EEK 1M .NOT JUST ., ( GOOFING OFF, '(KNOW! " ly HOWII ICHNIIDIIt I'M SCANf\JIIJG lllE COSMOS LOOKIIJG rDR ~OME 'i>IGI-JS OF LIFE! oo w STill REMEMBER WHf>.T THEY ., GAStiLINI! ALLEY AR~? ··- ·~ .. ~ .... ., ......... AliT SANSOM c;:, ::.:::;, ... LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! ,. By HAitOLD GRAY Qi!IACIOI.,I'; .f OUT , _ "'' O<JifT GET MUCH IC""' I JUST AS WEll, t ~U&$! ) ' (. { I .... PEANUTS l'f \ \1 I -., C) POMEROY, llolurlished, J 0 bedroom duplex. Sugar RIID Aru, Pb. WY 1-3618. :1-20-tfe WINNII WINKLI fHREE ud four room lurniaJ>. ed and unfurnlshed apart. menta. WY .Mk 12 S tfc . --............,........, I ROOM !Urnlshed 1partment t :~ ' ••• lor rent. Phono WY H778. AI· I ter • p.m. Phone WY W.74. Rowley and Reed Hardware. u 1 tfc :TIWLE==R::-:-LO'Ill=:--_ ~ .,;.· --age ll'.d water. BtoWII'o !'>all er Park ISiale Approved) MlnermUe. Ohio, r'IIODe W\ 1-3321. I ll tic TWO TIWLER SPACES tor rem in the Village oJ Middl1> port. Call WY 2-3m or WY 2-21t16 or WY 2-3600. 11 30 ttc ,--;:--;cc:---:-- . . - BRICK Duplex 3 bedroom hving room, dining room, !{itchen, basement and garage for<'ed azr gas furnace. Butkrnut Avenue. CaU WY 25121. 2 4 tfc . --· fURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms and bath. 390 S. 2nd 1 Ave ., Middleport Call WY 25262. Z 15 tic lUGS BUNNY WINTER QEW.Na SAW . - - e1 RICic-Dre..., Shim, Sweaters $3.00 e1 Rlck-Drts~~a I Slacb - - $4.00 e1 bclt:-10.91 'Dnaea I s-attrs $5.00 ~c-=- ·---- AVAILABLE March lat, business building. Located at 120 East Main SL, Pomeroy. Can Matilda Schorn, WY 2-25%4. Z 15 tie I ROOM furnished apartnlenl Phooe WY Wll m South iUI Avenue, Mlddleport, Ohio IIIII A one •- qr, •• Olti.PY OKLPV rTAOBZ IQIB ..........,. Ob, p ' 2 AD!'ORJJ ~ZBV~PZTC• &81' ~~~~~ ~ ........... ~. OPB .KB8 OBit 'fOPS\'.- AHM THII OIILI' . . . .•.... ""rl' .H0JtJ. eSWHters • llou111 - - Special $2.00 eud._ Hq~e ~ .......-.,.. 3 pair $1.25 . ' . ..• •,DRESS .SHOP , ·h:l<,s· 'iff Nlt4 ' llacl~ .( ~ 0. .,. ...., 1 .. , .. , ., ~· ..,_,_; .'}( ..... •.t·-·- " ''.•, By BRANNIR 1 �V,•, < ' - ...'' . ----:-· •· ' . - I • . ... ' ----- • • .,.- · · ~-~11' ·-.....- ___ econd Annual lansLaunched Blue mood or new mood WRANGLER. has just the jeans for you! egatta RepriJientatlves of 10 orgiJ!I., oons disrussed a proposed Pl"/ visitors would be brought to 'In&: and Pomeroy Drew • We!J. ruve 11 chairman lor organlz. llllnns helped tick of!JIIIJI. of evente, and the order the regatta by a train sponsor·/ ster LegiOn Post, tile parldn(. iJJg a local talent show. aJni lor the 1966 Bt, 1le R.. In which they might be ·pre- : ed through the same organiza· 1 It was re(IOl'led there Is a Groupo represented at tbo &alta Weekend Tuesday olght sented. l lion that was iR charge o! the / possibility of boat race1 btUJ meeting were the Meiga County at Pomeroy ·towo haD. Leonard said It lo planned top9115 Fall Foliage tour. Saturday and Sunday. Tho Jaycees, P.....,y Drew., Web. AI Leonard, general chair- have the boat races •anction.d 1 Committee chairmen for tht group also suggested an arch· ster American Legion' Pt8t, man lor Ibis second replta, qain by the Mid • East oot 1 regatta are Willis Leadingham, ery contest, quartet singing, Racine V,• •nteer Fire Depart. Wtlcemed them by ooU.IIing board ABsociaUon. A Miss Am. , boat races and assistant gen- pancake eallnf contest, ski ment, !Jeta Sigma Phi, Xi GaJn. tho support of aU Individuals erica Pageant, parade, talent erat chair..,.n; Phil Globokar, contest and boat rides. Olin ma Mu, Middleport Volunteer llld etvtc and eommunlty or. and ski shows along with many , parade and floats; J Wil· Booth was appointed to learn H Fire Department, Pomeroy U. &4Pizatlona. He said the regal· other events, are In the plan.lliam Blaettnar, <nasurer; Jack · there is a posslbWI}' of obtain· on's Club, Meigs County Min11 must be a county · wide pro. Ding prospectus. Leonard sald 1Carsey, Rick Martin and Paul ing the boat RhodocieJKiron from isterlal Association, Middlemotion. artllllgements are being made I Cascl, promotion ; Ralph Welk· West Virginia to IJo used during port Chamber ol Conunerre · The regatta will be held to attract some 2,000 persons • er, host to outside visitors; J!o.l the regatta as 1 river event and tbo sponsorlllf organiza.J Jun• 10, II, and 12. from the Columbus area tp / bert Wingelt, program; Pome- Paul Bowers, Farm Bureau Uon the Pomeroy Chamber of The il'OUp ol about 211 per. the regatta races June 12. The roy Mayor Charles Legar, bou· represeJttotive, •Feed to Commerce. ~tam ~. . ,., / MISS AMERICA LOAFERS I THE SHOE BOX Six Women t KiJJedin Explosion Middleport, 0. fa the Trodhionallol..,.,_ hua. w-.nor•ll•cut otyl11. Whalft«your Iaiit WORLD "',....... w....... ··- ..... your way. Choole lrOM a hoolol happy tolorol1 rugcd, nrln' -tc>p deniM, hldudlllf white. plol<, tu"!uoioo, whnt,lllack or rradhlonallldod, NIUIIf or donlmblae. llillf 8 lo Ill · KAMPALA, UGANDAPremier Milton Ohole assumed one • man rule ovar Uganda today and Uve ol bla Clbine& / mmistero were In custody •·pending an lnvestiption intD lheir actlvUes." "*'· Feb. 25·26 PATTY DUKE as "BIL LIE" (Tt•c hn i{'olor) Uukl' , J un 2nd Floor Rt~dy To Wear Is Hoadquarton For Wornono & Girls Wrongloro. hi Floor Mens Woar Is HOidquorton For Mens and Boyo Wrangloro, Backus, lanP Gn•cr, \'1-'a~· r f'n Berlnl· ger, Billv Dt>Wo ll r. " THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS'' p~~but ~ 'U.: 88 •~.:~ "mil~:' :wa~' ~ \TPchniculorl Roward Krel, Nrrole Maur· t>Y, KiPron Moore 1 Bo Thrlftyl Sove All Your Soleollpo From ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY · •i I I 'l' r ~•' . I \iI. . I ' .' (Pi~ture Essex HI.ts "iejftt"JOn 8y 0f ers KcepJng 0n th e grow...... Adn•lral. qulret> a community to pool all its Tho NEILSEN Model LHII881 Maaterpleco Ja" Color T&leVIolou keep on growing resources, to work together, to ,..,..ll£'t erilp clear piclw"t!l.l. high , ·~ f:P>' wid1•. anee has helped in thie community's vital growth. Now, we serve Its future! u,• Wp BAKER FURNITURE I WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS /~a tiona I I ·~- Ct~Jl.o "co~ Ahalene Moore Of sYraCuse DI•es \Vednesday - Leroy Watson, ! AgeT70, Dies 0 day . n ues sh~rts ~f;yillg ~t cat~ m~:::. r~terlm sp~k· s~ l~i!bed ''prev~llve" ~· b~tors, ~~~~ms pers~ lor!e~ted~omeroy ~gars u~ndi~g.'' ~ M'~~~ NSu~vlvMors T~ ne;,..;ee e~r ~an~ 10~ 1the lag~ be~n'I ~~;~ays~Otnfp~:y lbeo!~:s%hna ~ens ~ h·r~. Ne~ depart~enl b~ld off"~atmg J~nnie. I .r... S~th, FAMU.Y ENI'EIITAINED Mr. and Mrs. Jo!eph Fields i Sr. entertained tbelr family wltb dinner Sunday, at their home, Locust St. Present were Mr. and I Mrs. Jerry Fields and son and I Joseph Fields of Chicago, Ill., , Miss Mary Ann Fields, Columl bus, Miss Patricia Fields, Gall~ , poli!, and 1\lr. and Mrs. Flelda I and son, Jeffrey. B~a· I• Our bank Is proud that its financial assist- Dulth Modern Rt ylinr ib cu.biueu. of l"''l.liae Wlllnut Vt'f!l1f'N 1\nd , lllected bardwood 10lids. f u;oou volt ad-..a.no:::t!d Q·26 Cok.lr TV cha.uil: ••. ,._"._. &-U""er for . ~PUII.lWr briahl p1c~urr~. . . ; Admiral Super Scope VHF T~&net with tl!W lw::war JIVN JO-. ! N41w Adru.Ual Slide RultJ Tumng A&W~bly ... ddiWI oouu-ot '•rW ! f.A;;t UK. you hiDe UHF TV like a r11.d11.>. . 4 Mrnirt~.l Culur Fuiclity Cuutrul . . ditJ IM'W WIU'Lnth IDW cokJr illd blac.k -.txl whlte TV J>jctur<-s . , .-\.dl:::l.iral Autouw l ic Degallllinll; CircWl elimiwt...:. llnJJW'I . 't.iN ca ll»d b)' nra.v ma.11DE'Uc tlt·hl•. o Bww:il'd p recleivn :.!:.1' Culor TV pict\ll"G t:.~~. with lltrW 11huaphol:t that ri""' 11. iiharpw pkturt aDd JDf:rt!IUil'd bfi.Jh,tDMt.. toward bigger and better accomplishments. (23" overall diagonal. 274 sq. inl. viewable area) .h' 11 C~ntentiJ,o. ,.r's latest anti • r.mperatares will averop lor auch sewer rentals may be Loss caused by the blaze Pleasant lor clothing, fur•iture, I lean tbreato could "" • oormal, represeataUve collected .lrom property own- that broke out at about 8 a.m. bed clothing or ••Y otber useful I•· • rrlsls Ia relations benormal hlghl allll lows Clev.. ers His opinion W03 In response was estimated at $6,500, It waa art1cies. lween the United States and . load fi·ZI, Columbus a.u, request by Meigs County reported there was no insur· The girls' sizes are 5 811d 8, 1 United Arab RepubUc. Cincinnati 1&-ZS. A little Bernard Fultz. ""'e on the home. Cause of the boys· sizes 8 and 12. and Mrs. The Arab leader, In"" adcJ.. . warmer . Tburaday, lltUe Tile ICHOB .... loroaghl to blaze was believed to have been / Oldaker's sizes, _7 or t. Mr. 1. re>' Tuesday nlght.·markll'4! Un. ...... Friday and Saturday, make er alai eleor tile legaJ. either a defechve flu or a , Oldaker wears Size HI> lty Day - the ellbtb annlver- . Martin Essex, Supedntendent a UIUe warmer ogain •boot Funeral servlrea for Abalone ity of overdue ;,.w. gas build-up in the furRace. The ' and 31·31 trousers. The Old· Funerol servir., lor Leroy wy of the ""'""'-.Cui lllii8, of Schlols In the dty tf Akron: Sunday. Ptfeipllatloa wiU Moore, 78, Syracuse. • . eriJe roatalo 11 r.llddleport. family reported the door of I akers are now staying with her Walson, Sr. 70.. Condor • st, umon of Egypt and Syrm- also and I former teach total 11Jree • tentho to fiv.. thiS mormng at 2 a.m. wtll M Fr k hll lndl· the furnai'O had blown opeo the · molher and anyone haVIng ' Pomeruy, who d1ed m Holzer tnreatened to renew the war in Middleport Schools, was tenths of81au Inch melted, .... held Saturday at % r.m. he :.id ' lUgbt prior to the lire. I thmgs to donate may cal l Mrs. ' hospital Tu"day, will be the Yemen. Nuser speakmg at er at the American Assoetation currlng IDOW Durrleo Fri. Ewing Chapel With burJOI b bl g t k 1Alvm Hall at 882·291J Hart- , Fndav at 2 p m. at the Ewmg 1 C•iro University out at of School Administrators andl day aoc1 aa ram or ooow lhe the Syracuoe Hill ;:'r pro 8 { on Firemen said the lire was dis- , ford Chapel w th the Rev. William 11 1 the United lor providing Nahonai School Public Rela·f flrsl ol tbe wetk, He had worked lor the amo;:" 0 oer 11 eo11ec- covered by Mr. and Mrs. OldNew Haveo Fire Drpart. Thorp• 1 Burial ,.ill Israel with 0111Jtary aid He Uona Association meeting held ersburg Rig and Reel for · rt aker"s lwo daughters, aged 5 ment also starling dnve be in the Beech Grove ...,.. 1 yldear and 6 years. The youngsters for arhcles 18 lhreatent:d I rreently in AUantic City. years. I 'hedepo counc 11 to"'b' and :myone8 may ' ho has ch V<d • aunc 1 program ui a told lh · th th fl war If lBMiel began attempts toN .sslex, wine a edte c "non-a· Two Penons Fmed lncludde htbls wihfel, lagooo type sewerage and set . mother hat re .wteas call 882·2015, New Haven. or lie was preceded lo death II, 1 1 develap nuclear weapons· uona JD ullmin' au By p omeroy Mayor d ettie .. oore, . the areas of pourmg school he3e c Id· sewer chargn '" . th Up bed roug ad reg1s r the City building • (lr cec 1 nun· a Sisler• Hesste Ebersbach • a · promtoldnee 1 an 1 1 a lie IS· Two ren, Moore, margebotb Cunrung am an to wn to be serves. '" eOldaker r room chJef brulher Clydeand Watson b II MOSCOW - TWO RUSSIAN a CU'C es, ''.lmerica's Pub were lined and Bob of Syracuse; , Mrs. wentanlo wnen the l can fire Haven fireat Masou The of. 'I wif•. his 'Parenti, dog' named Veterok (B,...,.) schools are In desperate need,another 10 a bond Tues-1Don Moore, · Minersville; Lloyd has I basemen! she found It ablaze. ficials said they are wlihll.l! to oa,d and Ella Weaver WU. 0 soo. and llOiyok !Utile Coal Nutllof public Iday night Mayor land Carl Moore, botb of Pome- seect ow Mr. Oldaker was at wirk al l pick up any arttdes which peo- son 1 whirled through space today tor He declared, I That m an era : ChHarle.s cocuurt. . .._ ! roy; Charles Moore, Fairborn! lhe Ntw Haven Mill and two ' pie WISh to dOJill:tle. Sui vivors ln<'lude • lOll. 1 arry ames k test cosmic conditions aod haJ../When education has become lhe. nmnguam, Ohio, and hf(. step-children, . '....__ t' Itt' ages 9 and 12 were atroy Jr Mmen;v11le· aJ'!!Qr •· 1 abiUt 1 tifi10 18 Rt 3 Pomeroy WI.! fined I curren 11y IS 1.111 conU"Cuut& mn ' ' ·• · ards. apparently Jn preparation oy w emp ay Y•. ac en : • • ' . • · Mrs. Larry Baker, Syracuse, igati tending school when the fire : Ra . WI I daughter, Pauline Dt'l"en ,..., or • new Scvlel manned spaeefPtol!teS8 and economiC growth, $$and8 costs on a charge ol run· land Willard Roush, Syracuse. on. . atarted. , mpagmg tee s and a foster son, Colujnbua spectacular, !lclwols throughout the COUlltry :nmg red light; Larry Cleland, I Friends may call at the fu· Former Mayor Lee An appeaiW8S made tOday by Hit Three Vehicles Brickles, both ol Coludbuo: An oflletal government ..,. Ihave been crippled or disrupt. Chester: was fmed l;l•nd costs , neral home anytime. and _pr;""nt Mayor C. 0 · FJSh- , the Red Cross Cbapter of Pl PT. PLEASANT- The Sher· six sisters, Mrs, Fred 1111 nounrernent 111d 0111y tile dogs ell by voter rojectioo of money lor fatllllfl to stop Wtthln """ ' er disc OSed today . recrupt ol 1 iff's department investigated a l fus Cold Springs Ky · },(,. 1 werr orbited 11> "<Onduct luues." surtd dear distance. and Nel·l Veterans MeDMrlal Hospital letter from the Oluo River San. ltlFFEIIs BURNJ freak mishap on Rt. 2 near the ' Ell.,; Ciuch, hlolfiCieal sludlet" and !liVe no Acrordlng to the Akro?. son J . AveriU, Raanoke, Adlllisoloao Terry Little, :l:;ttonsl J. Julia Norris, 40, ft. D. Racine, Stauffer Chemical company, Burton Smith, Akron; lMrt. 70 lnd1oatlon bow lq they would con Joumel, he staled, nodi> IJorleited $2.1. bond for speed/I Athens; Vtda Koenig, RD, dtr.1'tor sa lng was taken to VeterB!II Mernor- Monday everung resultmg In Jack (!rene) Kelly, Co 1d stey aloft. Western spare U• er the larp district nor the,' ng, - - . ______ R.OO..ville, Orville Johnson els deJa .' In tal Hoopltal at 8:45 p.m. ru... $1,100 property damage to tbe Springs, Ky.; Mrs. Kelinelll J>"l't.! hen! opeeulaled the 1111ell, lhe rich 119r tile I>OOr SOUP IS ON IDexter; Carol Wolfe, Rutland; the federal court .. day tiy Racine omerpacy three vehicles Involved, but nol (Wilma I Martin, Sidney; ;Mrt, launcltlllf may be a 11armup fiJI' has been this Evangeline Chapter, Order of •Julia Norru, Roclne. ,, tlllnst Middleport unut the 8QIIIIdrnt!1 after she IUllered personal llljury. Lynn (Pauline! Hart, R i : 1 tnannod orbiting mlsllon that lnf U!lerlence. Eastern Star, Middleport, wiD Dlselloraeo - Mrs. Dale s· , J181n11!1 burns at the Leatrt ele- The accident happened when three brothers, Owen W ·, 011 111011taty eottld last ap 11> dip. Tile I He elled tho reluctanct of sponsor a soup '!"le Tue!lday, Herman and daughter, Middle-.;'"'!; 10 1' 1111eo an urn the two wheels on a trailer at· Racine; Bill Watson, UlfSoriel DlallllPd opeoe shot alate to assume "' March I. Soup WJII see far 50 port; Mrs. Dallas Janey and be. to the of hot eollee upllel on her. She !ached to a lrJ'<'k driven by field ; Guy Watson, BaiU · •." ••• In ll'dl, 11111: • aponslblllly lor their part Wltb cents a quart and persons wish- son, Lanpvllle. lion before ,;. on cfurther wa. Paul Wilson. 35, HunUngton Md.; four grandchlldren, 12 UI!Jor of tbe Federal ,..,.amo lllf to order may call Mrs. . · .. Y rame of!, crossed the bighway, no Summer!'reid, Jimmy 1 BBIBIJT, LEBANON - IIliich 11'1 designed II> oupple- Charles Bennett • WV 1-26tli: NOW YOU KNOW .....,.._by Middleport In build· .tllXS stJI>pollr struck a ear driven by Samuel son, Jeanie Derenberger, lll · . Am y lllrealllllln Syrfo'a mont not nJplace local elforts. illlrs. Le!tle !loush, WV 2·2691; Andrew Allllenoo llrled 1 Inc n .-lion h8a been IUed In If. rim, 14, Toronto, Ohio, Columbus, and Darlene 4 rollllf Jlutb party lfl!bed Ior Mrs. William King, WV Z. fejlllatlon II - tl Cite "Grit Melp Geaerol RooiJIIal . Jhe Meigs County Clerk o1 bounced otr the oar and struck sells, Willard, Ohio, and power today II on l[lllarenlly WEA1'11ER 11681. Olltcera or the ehapter priaten Ia lloollaail flj lhe 17111 Adllliaoto11 - 1\lrs. Chrlll!' office by Louf11 Rick- tbo front of lhe Wilson truck granddanghter Renee bloodlau • Alllln Ltw II · If. P•rt111 are In chorgo ol preparlnf the Century "heo .. printed 1 Boer, Minersville. · 'IIIIa oplnol Jomet R. lllct. !ben hit a tractor rig driven l>f field; Colum..,;., ....,. 'l'lllndoy wltll Utllo IOUp. Ordero should be In by ,bible 111111 1,.. enwro II Cite lllacUrp, - Mor 7 Louj·moo l!¥llJc ftJr support under Chorlea Haren of Swains- Frlendo m e111 11 lllli!·tl!; tCQIIIInuiQ 4111 l'l&t J) ..... II ....,...._ Alllllda,y. -· · · New T•tama& ll1llo., Pometw. U. Jtiport llw, boro, GL ' . '_ . . 1101'11 homo 11 II ·-----.. v ' loc~d Delinquent . - -Rentals are H s • D { d Or IX es roye Bel.ng Pm·d BOme • In • HarffOrdArea YFIre f~remen ~ . HERI.'S HOW ITWORKSrCJ!«kthltlll'"!i" tration ot yollrs. If t~tllrst symboltllf )'011f Vtbl~ idenUfit~lion hllllbtr Oll It nWdl IIJ Vl'llh 0111 r. those listed at the ri&ht. you ml&h.!,. ~w!~~*a sell $2 332 ash. No slo&lll to ln ......, ,..,_.. sol~• To find Dllt for surt H)'all tiOII, Just llop down·'lo your nearest Bllidt dul11'1. Hl'•t• tllt t1 complete WilllllRI rlllllbiJS I)Oib4. < JOI don't hlva to liWII 1 Buiek to IIQtl wlukiiiii!Do bet.) If yGUf complete vehitll fdiiJIM~IIaD . . . . IPP~ItS on lllsUst-)'DU'lt In Ill IDOII.,_ B norlhe~o ~d I i; •d D :~:.;::.-::;t ta:~ ew . ypass 1 ate Is Set for March 22 :;o~t=~·~~i~:~: "N"stantchairman this yBear. nearby Coanellsvllla State H.,_ pita1. Tbe eztent of their iDjuriea was liiOt known immedi- 1 ately. The mtnling Slast demoObote engineered his one-mu JIBbed t frame buildin~. one o! cnuv 'l)Jesday wltb the arrest ' sll .structurea producmg firetho five ministers and later works in tbls westem Pennsyt. announced be had "taken over all powers of tbe government." 5 Vania community of about l, 00 Opening ol bids for 1 five •. consent legislation presented house. Tho highway does nol liJ! said aellon was taken "il . pe_rsono. Dunbar 0/• mile long relocation of Rt. 35, lo it last Call. Ieul across the northern comer · U1e iltlerella of national slllbiU. ty aacf pilbUc security and trllJI. ;""'tbeastth 01 bl t 1 · including a bypaso of Center· Most of the 13.1 million pro- 1of the vtllage because records quility ;-• Interpreted to far e ville in Gallia county, has been jectls io Jackson coun· l reveal the tract in question is tht end of opposilloa to the five other struc: rescheduled for Tuesday, Marcb ty. , not a part of the village, rule. 22. Col. Roush had sent a letler lUres. This wu IMOUDCed Tuesday to Mayor Gilbert Boster and · . Acordlng to Roush, the proTho dead and Injured had by D. R. Roush, Division Nino other oillage ofli•ials asking for Ject Will be along the CAPE KJ!NNEDY - SPA(:KI .. : AIIL drpal)i hcghway director ClllJ. apProval of a revised consent I corporation hoe of offlrlals meet late today to they llrothe. ' · 1JegJslatJOn . . durmg . the counc1l. ,s /It wJ/l, mrlude ele•r up a weather • scrambled were m•.n..... cbemlcall when 'd th a fractiont· of .au -... · oo satur· acre lDSJ. eh te corpora 1onh' 1or !onnchlng &chedule by deeildillfl/ lhe e>pl.. ion O<C1II'I'ed 81.. were JIChed u1ed to have next reg u1 or ,.eetmg th . been opened eb. !,but the lp. doy, March 5. an apprw : e new 'g11• whether ot proceed with enJng was cancelled at the last The legislation had to be ' way at • coun Y road. launch of a Tiros storm lnmter oateiUte or the first momenl becauso Centervme changed after a dose sludy o! 1 The project will cost Thur•PII"eship Thursday. 1 Village CamcJl had not passed deeds m the Gai!Ja ouny court man residents nothing, but the 1 Both are tentatively council approval is needed duled lor Thursday DlOI'flinlJ./ t whenever a highway is but only one can 110. Apollo hu I structed through a municipal pnorlty but needs mosUy clear corporation. •cording to •t•ta skieos fN camen coverage. highway officials. ros can be launched In cloudy 1t w" pomted out that the weather. . Johnson, seated, attends Mrs. Paul Sayre and ber cl>unty Howard strelch one of highway . SIGNING IN - Mr1, Don l'fank saidTreasurer today coUectiona of NEW HAVEN - Volunteer . from the New Ha· clatmed death, Jnvolvecl lnju riea !Of, Paula, of Portland, . ao t{ley sign in for the moat cookery school Tueoday in the Sa· delinquent sewerage biUa ..,.. von Volunteer department battled a blaze Tuesday morn- : and heavy properly20 damogt cred Heart Church basemenl More than 125 Meigs County residents ottonded. tilled last y..,. on tax dupll- Jog for three hours at the Otho Oldaker reSidence on the i from acddenls during %4. and Story On Page 21 Ia Middleport oro West Polnt·HarUord road. 1 1 ---------·--·- - 1ng ill pretty good." Firemen 11id the Oldaker'a six-room frame house and CAmo - DIPLOMATIC oervers said Ally. Geo. Ill Ito content& except a deep Prtsident Gamaltoday AbdelEgypliall FlYE • DAY FORECAST B. Tuesday Saxbe ruled overdueWilliam blllo lost. -- freeze and - -washer - _ _ were __ FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY Patlv REGA'ITA PLANNERS - Jack Carsey, president of the Pomeroy Chamber cl Commerce, and AI Leonard, 1966 Regatta Weekend chairman (both seated), look over proDUNBAR, Pa. (UP!) -An posed arrangementa for this lear 's Big !lend altair while Willis Leadingham, I 9 6 5 t!lploslon r.:.,....":d a lirewokrs cbaJrrnan, and John William Blaettnar, treasurer, loot on. Leadingham is serving aa . . TAKEN ON TOUR The Homo Economk Class ol Middleport High School was I taken on a tour of tbo Ohio Volley Baking Company In Mtd· dlcport MondoJ oflernoon .In eon. junction with thtlr cumot otudy 011 "Yeast ProceM In Wtnf." 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