http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6e895faaa0b0c9516379ee01d047c950.pdf 89aee77a282329c19497b2ec725f562f PDF Text Text ,. I ·I ',.- / '• ,£ Portsmouth, wree weekend! McJn~· AIJI\.Sl provJnc slowly a,t lloll!!r, Jlu- vr. llearlet. ~1. Mr. ltnlght Jollillt flit ,_, guests of her sister and family, Mr. ail\! Mrs. Charlet Vro- pltal from ' bj!arl attick. ~- Earl Knight bas return- il! for tbe weekend lind 1Jrouib1 Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz and ~an and c~~n, Mary Eslber :Mr. and tti'i. Cbarlea Beulee eel bbme after spendlllg . the Mrs. Knight home. children Marc and AnJta. . and Mark, ·lil :BeiPte, visited ·were dlnrier fiUI!Sia Tuf!day evo- past !everal days iD Columbus Mr. and t.lra. Eber Lewis Monty' Mcintyre, sophomore over the weekend .W'Ib their ning of thelr·dliugbler aiid IIIJIIoo with her daughter ~ 1<11-io- visited In Cllilllcolhe SundaJ rf at Ohio University in Athens, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Uy, Mr. ~ Mrs. Don Btcker Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Haller- with their daughter alld famUJ, Election .of ~!ficers was. held \ed missionaries fund. Worl4 ' • I eDO : spent the weekend with his Hawkins alld Mr. and Mrs. John and dlildren who entertained Mrs. Halley bas been a patient Mr. and Mrs. George Vaugbll wh"" '~'" .v_scs of the Mtners- :Day of Prayer •ervtces was Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Hall and ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vroman. Mr. Fielding is lm- with a birthday observance for at Riverside Methndlsl Rospit- and aon, Christopher. 'die Methontst church met Mon- ·announced for Fnday, at the children, Calvin, Jr., Abigail. <iuy evening at the borne of!Pomeroy First Baptist Chl!l'ch.j Emily, and twins, Jane a n d Mrs. Wendell Stutler, Syracuse.I Pians were made for a bakej Jobn of St. Albans, w. va. vis- : Mrs. Rolhn Wolfe ~nd Mrs. 1saie on Saturday, March 5, the ited rec-enily with her sister , Hosmer Roush were m cbarge ,place to be announced. . and family, Mr. and Mrs. John of tilt devotions and program, I AI the close of the meetmg, Krawsczyn and <hiidren. I whicij. opened with u hymn, Mrs., a des.ert course was served by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey-, Rous, . ead from I Corinthians, !the hostess to those named B· doo of Huntington, W.Va. vis- ; and yer by Mrs. Stella Grue- ~ bove and Mrs. Otto Hartenbach, ited over the weekend with 1er. '. dialogue was given by ,Mrs. Ado~ph Grueser and Mrs. : th<ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Brooks Sayre and Mrs. :Cbaries Grueser. James Brewington and Mr. and Br.dford Maag as Sylvia and i Mrs. Luckeydoo of New Haven. Bella. ~ · ,., · . ;z. Mrs. Lowell Beaver and Mrs. An article, "The Eru of Inter- ~'~ f , Kenneth Scites were hospitni- ' dependenre." was presented oy y ity chairman for the Midd . le\Irs. Clifford Phillips, Mrs. , In port P.T.A. meeting held Mon- j Karl Grueser. Mrs. Eugene ; day evening at the ltigh school : Forbes and Mrs. William Rus- i ·· instead of Mrs. George Miller I I _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 "'* People Pcmeroy se ll A poem, The Brotherhood ; t!' • • Sale! Special Savings Berkline Recliners Rock-A-Loungers Rockers 1 • a... listed. : of the Lord's Prayer, by Mrs.. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Etchmger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winebren- i Brown and the Lord's· 1and . daughter. Paula. Jane were ~I urn bus VI.Sl'ted over I S"die " . . r•~l b ner of VJ Pra\'tor busmess vtsJtors m VI urn us : th e wee kend wt'tb her paren...,, '" ,' · in uni son conc-luded the •tod prn.[!rnm. i ay: ... . nd Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen. ' ' lr., Ruo;; sell prt>s ident r on- I Mrs. Esh.__ Moss man is spe . - M d M Ch I E. ·' · · · ·· ing this week with relatives m r. an rs. ar es ·' dllr.. tt>d the busmess s~c ~s\On and l k Sh .11 1 II Young were called to Bellview1' , E 1 Newar . e WI en er 1e . . oHtf t' l :' t>lreted were 1Mr.s . ~ar I . d f 1 due to the 11lness of h1s moth- ; Br nc:h aw. presidt'nt : Mr!'l. Hrr-t hosp_tta l Mon ay . or _surgery. : · · ·d . I Em· Bentz of Racme spent 1er. . . 1 hrt : Pugn. vtce pres 1 t>nl: Mrs. f Sw1sher son : 1 wt.111 h.IS 1 Airm an Melvin · ' · ,. M an a lernoon rtcenty J Bro ok ~ ,ayrt>. secrrtary ; rs. d h M Ed'th T nf and Mrs. Harley Sw1sllIf · , gran milt er, rs. 1 ea. Hn•.,, 111 'I' • o e. :~ ss 1 s1an 1 !-lecre- , r d M. .11 er who has been etatwned at: ~ b or . mersv1 e. · . . 1fl rv: an d M rs. E ogene ,. or es, H. ev. and Mrs. F. H. Gl azi er Rhode Island undergomg. tram- 1 · 1 1 . rf'f\~ u reL . of N('W Lexington visited Mon-1ing, spent t.he weeke~~ In N?r-; A runtnbut1on Df ~2 ..50 w a~ day .. with friends in Pomeroy. Ifol k, Va. where he. VISite.d w1.th maa P fo 1ht· ea mpu:; lund of rvl r and Mrs . T. A. Dltwnie Mr. and Mrs. Gall Shrimplm. ~f·law:~ re Sr·hoo \ and $2 ra e~ _to visited Sunday with Mrs. B. F.l Mr!i . Shri~pl in is the f~rmer j ~~ ~~ !wart fm~d and to the rctlr- Gnwely and daughter, Mr ~·, J.l Carolyn Nlrhols.on of Middle-- ! With Plate Glass Mirror High styled In Fruitwood or Walnut chanlsm. Walnut lin· Ish and expanded vinyl. Full reclining. Green, Brown, Tan, Red. 1 Sliding Panel Doors SALE I s SALEI port. Airman SwiSher left Rhod~ Mrs. Chari .. Buck is spend-llsland Mond~y lor a tour or : ' A. Eden. • Auxiliary Will ing a few d ::~ys in Rutland with duty m the Cuba area. • Attend TV Show her brother, Han Might andI Mr. and Mrs. Harold . Vogle]her sister. Mrs. Floyd H.umfleid s00g_~~~ daughter, Melinda of ' f ebfUOfY 28th I George &·ott and son. Datd : of. Sugar Grove vtsited Tuesday PIans. 1o a11 d tl1e \\'S'"·TI' Methodist JOF :\(• h . b h d . . ,0 . r F 0 11 ., h . w1 t 1us rot er an s1s1er-m~ Ja lngo or o aid'S show tohn' law, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott i Class Meets J\1arrll 'Lo were rna w en e, d I . h M E rt . L d' A .1. f an mot er, rs. . .a SYraru-;e a tes . ux t 1 arv o s t• . Th 11 d . . co • ev a1so ca e o0 Mr . In Pomeroy the \'!illln iP Pr 1· Oepl. met d M ·L. d D . 1 Pll 1r e SaleI CRIB and MATTRESS HS . an Mnnday mght F'eb. 14. m town, M rs. m er Ch I ams. G glein and ' The February meeting of Ire hfl ll .. nlr presi? er.t.. Ada ~l ack. mot~!~, M~;. ~:lar:ce :-Jeulz-:JOF class of the United Methoca! lea 1ilr. mf'P1l ng to order wtth lin~ were Tuesday visitors in ,dist church was held Monday pra::t" r an? the pedge 1• the. Athens. /evt!ning at the church with Mrs. I flag folllmJ.ng. . ; IMar ie Chapman and Mrs. Ed· I AgnP"i \\ li 1tf'. lreasurf'r, reidie Smith as hostesses. 1 ported on the yearly m<·ome 1 Mrs. Chapman, presidenl, :.md f'\ Jw n st'S. Bn ll t'all W(!S ans-: f conducled the meeting which : i'YPred h~· six lllt:'mbers. I opened with devotions by Mi ss 1 SevF'r;d 1:et- wPII <:~nd symGrar.:e Campbrll who read 1 ' P<•thy l':ll'fls we re sent. Refre:h-: prayer by a Motller Superior 1 mt-n ts wt>re :;:ervrd. Attendm g Tt1e Five Points Star Stitchers A medi l:ation frora Together 1 wt>rr V1via n Slack. . Recrt>tary; 4-H club met recently with their maga zine and a prayer of , Holter Home /s Scene of . 4 HM eetlng ·I ·' do,slack. M:1 bel Picken,, Syl~ advJSi)rs. Mrs. oy Holtr, Mrs. thanksgiving of the past closed ' v1a 7. w:llm.g, Agnes Whlle, and DwiW"tt !of:ilhoan and Mrs. Oris the devotions. Mvl ~ Hudson. Ginther a\ the Holler borne. Members responded to roll 1 1 Earh &prl gave a report on ', call with excerpts from Lincoln ' NOTICE ' her ~in~ project. Heidi [or Washington writings. Mi\hc~nxpialned how to make Thank you aotes were read tor TO ALL MEMBERS i potaP • p. Tho remainder of flowers and cards from Mrs. Meigs Area 2171 F.O.E. :the ng wa• spent iA knit- Charles R. K~rr Sr.. Mrs. I ling an sewing. Refreshmeats Dwight Parker and Mrs. Bea-j lmporfllnt Meeting Wilt Bt : of cookies and milk shakes ton Ponn and f or ' Christmas I 1 1 Sale I Seamless Rugs Size 9 foot by 12 foot Reg. S9.00 Rugs _ _ _ Sale 46.00 Sale 38.00 Sale 28.00 Sale 64.00 Sale 65.00 Reg. 49.00 Rugs Reg. 34.00 Rugs Reg. 78.00 Rugs · Reg. 79;00 Rugs 'Size12 foot by 12 foot Full size Baby Bed with Innerspring mattress, water- · proof, smooth top. Solid panel head and foot. One side drop. 3 heights for adjustments of bed sprlugs. Plastic teething rails. Maple, Wax 'Birch and White Reg. 69.00 Rugs--- Sale 58.00 Reg. 109.00 Rugs Salt 88.00 "' Finishes. Size15 foot by 12 foot Reg. 89.00 Rugs Sale 76.00 Reg. 139.00 Rugs _ _ Sale 111.00 Sale Held Monday FH. 28, 1966 1 were served by advisors during : gitt!' from Mrs. Karr and Mrs. ltgardin9 theo Finance of the 1 :the social hour. Val Reuter. An invitation was Arta and Buildint lmprov• j The next meeting will be received to attend the Lenten mtnts. b kf 1 Monday, Feh. 28 at 1 p. m. al rea ast at the ~GSTHEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY ! 1 NOT OPEN ! fRIDAY and SATURDAY Fab. 25-26 PA'ITY DUKE u "BILliE" (Terhn iro lnr) Duke . .Jim Bar k u~ . Patty THE TRIFFIDS'' f'I'C'r hnic olor i Howard Krel. Nirule Maur· ey, Ki"ron ~.1 oore. ..WORLD Ia a guest. Miss Sally Foster, en- liam Barnhart and Mrs. Oliver - SUN ., MON ., TUES. Feb . 27·18, Mar. 1 John Sturges' 'THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL' j Trdmicolorl I. ey-making project, earh boX: Prayer by David Barnhart was sold for 50 Ct'nLs. lopened the meeting. It was I supper, Rev. i announced that the second As- , Carver Williams. president, co•-jsoriation Youth Rally will 1dueled .the business c....-.artoon Sale! Simmons Innerspring MaHresses · sesstQII: Iheld Sund'dy, February f1 at, i which opened with devotions Jackson. :taken lrom The Guidepost by l Wayne Barnhart was in ' , J\lrs . Oliver MichaeL Reportslcharge of the program using as I Iwere given on projects and a lhis topic, "An unobtrusive be-. l'uD 11ze only. Qullted top 111 beautiful flonl, wear~J~i :robin get-well card was sent iAttE'.nding were the above aad 1 to Mrs. Wiliiam Sheridan, who . I Greealee, George Skin1 N3nry I•IS ill in Ho...'.•..er Ho_s_pita_i_. aner, Billy Barnhart and Johnny nd Jimmy Wiles. 1 Sale! DINffiE SETS-7 Piece Oval Sets Letuler of Program The Rev. Carver Williams was in rborge of the program Iwhen the Senior BYF of lhe ' Pomeroy First Bpatist church ' met in the church basement frames. I Their New ' l 1 1 :~'' ' 11 Lucky 11 Shoe Club: WATCH ,.. .• FOR COMPLETE DETAILS IN THIS NEWSPAPER NEXT WEEK. Chapman· Canaday In tho Mldcll• Bloak N.- .. llllt~ hi. POMEROY'S QUALITY IHOI ITORI 1 !h~ meeting closed with praye~. I 1 ', Cl~tb Phrm TriPI ! The Eastern High School ] Latin Club held a delayed Val' online party February 18 at the schooL A valentine In Latin i i was required for entrance to ' tho meeting. j It was decided that the dues in the treasury would be used lor 1 field trip to Columbus In Msy. Plana are being made to visit the new Museum of Sci- 1 ence. A Roman banquet Is i planned for March and Parents ~· I '----------------.11 Nlllbt wlll bt beld Il Aprll. ._ly Amerfe~~n Maple Bedroom Suite Su IM large atledlon of Dlnetlec 0t1 IG!e mIM Fumlture Dept em flit lrd floor on , Attendmg were David Michael, i Mike Martin, T!nk Triplett and · ~l i ke Sawyer. I Eastern High f,atin ~------------------.----~,'' i the topic "Life After Death " : 1 $34•00 l'uD llle panel bed ....: 4oubll dreaer willa llrp ~~~~nw ·and a s.drawerllaelt. 1 :Sunday evening, Following a di scus!lloo toua tick. kcluaivl Atljusto-Relt SprlnaL IALI 86 Inches wide witb leaf extendine to eo lnchea. Self ldged. DelUD lnlal4 ID Pressure Top. Self Edge. 6 chairs with heavy foam cuablon. Bran trimmed. Bronze Rev. Williarn1 u Chapm~n ·Canaday Announa11 • Ill OAPI KENNEDY-THE U. 8.8paet Alency, plagued by llckit weather and a loose rockei Cllble, today called off the laiUidl ol 1 new weather aatelllte, Tba maldeb OIJht ef Amerl· ca'a first Apollo spaceship remalna aet lor Friday. Attorney Fred W. Crow, Jr. Accepts CIC Presidency MOSCOW- BRITAIN HAS sounded out Communist Norlh Viet Nam'o wUlingneso to eompromiae on Itt! demand that only tbe Viet Cong could repre..nt South Viet Nam in any ace negotiations authorltasources repor'ted today. A '"orth Vletnam.,e envoy 1\ed· '1 ntSda7 promised 1io ask Hanoi toi clarify ita position, I h• F d w Crow Jr. Pomeroy attorney who wants re · • · ' ' M· c t 1 th DISCUSSION - A large file of correspondence relative to industrial p!$peCI1 a new highway mto e~stern e1gs oun Y•. s e new for Meigs County is reviewed by new ClC President Fred Crow alld outgoing Pres-- president of the Me1gs County Commumty Improve!dent William Childs with Horace Karr, retiring treasurer. Both Childs, an insurance men! Corporation .! All A 1 11 8 1 d man and Karr, a prominent contractor, were elected to the board of directors.A former Ff B Oship~c Sat 1ge_n 1a9n37 acn · mer can ' Ph football player or o a e In , row was nam· Sentinel oto. ed Wednesday night to succeed William Childs of Mid· dleport. Cbilds was elected laid. fo the board of directors. en sector of the oounty, Mr· sources said lh!s was the e . e Crow, a resident of Syracuse, Welker pointed oot that efforts mUC!ist ofJiciai by Disarm•· melt Minister Lord Chalfont during a four-hour secret meet. 1 at th North Vielllamese 11 positioH, finally accepted and across the Racine dam._ Oho aaid, "I bav~n't .~ot lime, but Boothe, le~der m .th~ drtve to I will U!ko time. get the brtdge, indic~ted he . understands w..t Vtrg~ma and 11Ji. Roger Lee Miller, 11, son of David L. McDaniel, 14, of Bas- 1mnderate damage ID tilt ear. Crow dtsclosed ho iJI ~viocof- Oblo officials are to meet soon ef$ . ssy e. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nibert, tiani Dr., who lost contml on Officers said that Gary A. ed two important proJects regarding tbe proposaL FLAGSTAFF ARIZ _ THE 818 First Av1,,, was admitted to the curve, went off tho road, Chapman, 20, Pt. Pleasant, ~e county are to push for _an Attending were Harry Ossherlfr 111;. sa'd 'wedn sda Holzer Hospital with a lractur- struck a mail box, and over- was starting into a sharp right 811'pt~t and to seek 1 ne~~ borne, McKelvey, Robert Hoe!1 • 0 e Y ed pelvis and an abrasion on turned onto its right side. There curve when the power stserinC way mto the eastern "''"""'· Deb, Delmar Canaday, Welker, a prominent allomey wbo rt!- the right shoulder after a one was heavy damage to the car. falled. The car went off tbe He said, "A hishway to 1 be Boothe, Blackwood, Robert een~ was cbat1ed wtth Miane· car accident at 8:30 p.m. Wed- Another passenger, John E. left side of the highway and easter• end of Meigs County 11 WinCett, Crow, John Werner, ~ilia ~edtate loco: ~~vasw•· nesday on Bob McCormick Rd., Brown, 16, Gallipolis, complain· struck a• unused utility pole. very, very lmportabut totheo de-ur Childs, Welsh, Karr and C. E. •· ave 'llor• n • m es three-tenths ol a mile north of ed of a back injury, but was The curve, a dangerous one, growth. That i• w ere Blakeslee. ill a remote desert fieltl alid Rt. 588. not immediately treated. is the scene of numerous ear- velopment bu to be. - - -ahot blmself to death. MiUer, who is reported io The patrol cited McDaniel to lier accidenls, with utility poles William McKelvey of Port;rr~tf ~y of G. Dof~ good condition, was one of six Gaiiia county juvenile courl Feb. being the usual casualty, land 1 aew director, was elect· 4 • o Mnneapo • was o . person• injured in three ol lour 26 on a charge ol speed i1 ex- After a wreck there some ed ;Ice-president Jack Welsh, in~~ 11 miles east of here accidents it\vestigated Wednes- cess for road conditions. time ago in which the pole. bad Middleport waa 'named the W.~,-·.....-· H, ·'1'81 shot once day in Galiia and Meigs c,._ Three persons were iejured in been damaged, a new pole was new~ and Utyd Black. 1!\l!.,~ta!n_ple with a .45, _, ,by t;!!t State Highway IJii)o Meigs county when power steer· set in but the old oae, sawed wood, 8110ther'~ew director, was cam...- · .· slterllfa of. troi. · ing on a car failed at 1 p.m. off .shor~ wa• "'tfl.·iJ!,;II!I'. . Jr~er. . . 1\!___ NEW OFFICZJ!!f ·- Fred Crow, 11ew COlJIIDl!D!!f flee said Domy was III Offlcera said Miller was a on Rt. 143 in Bradbury. No It proved an adequate pralte- Other director~· ei~ by tbe Improvement Cptporation ~1, _J!:llte4, ··- ~ cqo last weekend, attir g passe~~~~er in a car driven by charge wao flied. There was ccoatinued oa Pqe I) al membersbi to serve in chats with Vice Presl!lent William McKelvey at a eo'Do 1ener an American Bar AssociatiC>ll P James Bee, aatlonal Jaycee ference table in effices of the Columbul and Southern conventtoa with bta wife. • ~~ kbe:!' ~d director In West VirliDia, •all-- Ohio Eleetnc Co. at Middleport Wednesday night. Stand· ac w_ werec cep 'eel tbe MeiBS Coul1ty Jualor ing, I tor, are Jack Welsh, secretary for 1968, an• AKRON - STATE SEN. I • I I u.~ ~t:alpbJ~k lk ar•er:0m::':'y- Chamber of Commerce • LJ~o~y~d~R::,:l:ac~k~w~o::od::,:..:n::e:::w~tr =ea::s:u:::re-::r:.-:::-:..:S:::e•::-t::-in:.:e::..l.:.P.::h:::oWI=-:.·Frazier Reams of Toledo plans . ~ roy' e er, ' greuiyt croup ol wc.-kers' to make tha legtslnllve re.';porDr. Harold Brown, Pomeroy; • speech Wedaesday Di&bt at 0 tiolunent plan drafted by fie. Donald Mora. Star Route• that three Meigs County dairy-, Headley, It cows, 13,1194 potmds Curt McDaRiel, Pomeroy, and the orpnilation'l annual mem· ?UbUcu state of!iciall a rna- Pomeroy, was ek~ted presiden men will be awarded lhe 1965 of milk, 494 poundo of Ia~ 'It Childs. bership banquet beld 11 th • jor iuue in tbo campaign if he of the Meigs County Dairy Ser COBA Production Award. This per cent COBA breeding, and Crow, Lesllt Fuliz, Pomerey; Columbua llld Southel'll Ohio recelvetl the Demoeratic nomi· vice Unit by its Board of Di- is as a result of achieving hl•h Wayne Roush· 22 cows, 9,179 Bernard Fuliz, M~port; y,_ Electric Company ill Middleot Its 00 aalion for governor. rectors Tuesday evening in the production record• with herds poonds of milk, 460 pounds of land Norris, Racme, and Vor· port. Relma said at 8 news confer- Coonty Extension Office. better than 75 per cent artJi- fat, 80 per cent COBA breed- no~ ~eber,/u~an! were a:- Bee omphaaized that maRY ol The new consolidated school district was offlclan, ence here Wedneaday the pls11, · Elected vice president was rial insemination breeding. lng. :::'.,. counear ~ssi~ar ~ the local Jaycee• projecto ore named "JIIeigs Local" by board members. We dnesd~y tPproved bJ lilt> u. s. Supreme David Koblentz, Star Route, These are Edson Roush with These three, along with nearboard of dlr t good fc.- youth of the oounty. night at the Salisbury elem0111tary school m a speCial Court for use iD tbe 2986 ei,.,_ Pomeroy; secretary, Paul 26 cows, 11,712 pounds of milk, ly 75 others, will be recog~~ized ~~~:and Wei b ~~ Tbeae inclllde the Teen-age meeting. tiona wu "conceived under Moore, Racine, and treasurer, 575 pounds of butterfat, 86 at the annual meeting of th! tb 1 1 ti _, s id t 1 Road-e-o Junior Champ co•The board however pointed out that the name a' ' W Ro h R · tCOBAb ed' · enomnaoauopres en ICandaloua eircumstanea." The ayne us , acme. per oen re mg; C. M. CCoHtinued on Page 2) tb Co unity I ent test al!d the Junior Gold event. 1be proposed new htgh sc'hoo lhas no t yetb een dBCI'ded, reapportlonmeat plan, be char· Vhgn Atkins, productioa tes~ c.:,.:~:n Childs m~ov;.ed The iJitter event iJI the new- The board said it will wei. . aed, "contlnut!l to stock the er, reported two new herds on as resideni of the grou sillce est project of tbe local jaycet'S come sug~stions. the former diStricts by March I. ·election deck that the Repub- Dairy Herd Improvement testorgllllized qo. and the dates are 111 be annouaThe board accepted a grant . - Dectded to JOin the Schtol. 111 11 UCIIII elect 1 majority of ing. These are Grover Salser In connection with tbe bigh· ced. of $1,948,000 from the state Boards Assoctatl~n: the members of tha Obir House Jr. and Jobo Colwell. Owner wa cte.eltp1!11!11t Into tilt eaat- Bill Pulllu, Allu K!q and departmeot of education pend- - Approved a civil rights .,.. with I mlaorlty of votes." Sampler tester Is Otis Knopp. 0 lDIC y Jim Meet were aCCepted as ew ing approval of a bond ISSUe oiullon requtred b y government Appointed to the testiltg com! members. this May. order for disl~t c ts to ~ualifjl LOS ANGELEIJ _ TWELVE mlltee for the year wer~ David Fa~mers and farm aupply dealers. a_re Invited to attend .tv, eS Mr. Bee presented awards to Other activity of the beard, for federal assiStance.. penons were III CUIJiody alid two Koblenz, Joba Colwell and the Metgs-Athens Area A~nomy Clime to be held Tues.,. · Bill Iagles ud Ken Taylor for with Richard Jones, presideot, - Board member• wtll afo. othen were bella sought loday VIrgil King. day, March 1 at the Episcopal Cburch PariJih House in the "Spoke Program" aud 10 presiding, included: tend a PTA meetiAg aad Opel In conneetlou wllb lba theft of 'l1te group agreed ID partie!- Pomeroy from 10 a.m. to 3 WID Curt McDaniel ud Don Young -Commettded the auperillten- House at the Salem Celltet 110Brly f'IM.OOO wwtb "6 ROV· pate In the CiHJp Information p.m. potenU~I of apeciflo soil types. for "Sparkplug" activities. The deniB and principals for therr School o• March 7. (Continued • pap 1 ) program for youth on March 11 The aew Olllo Agro110my Spectal loplca for dlseusalon '"--! _ !'lied III :10- ali«''SSiui efforts to obtam - It was agreed the dlstrlcl 1 tier t bid ----·at the Northwestern, SoUthel'll Guide - 1986 will be introduc· Will include "Crop Varletlu !IIlli b':a qua 1 federal funds in their respec- would spoosor a course ~ Local· and Eaalerll H 13 b ed accortlinl to C. E. Blak... aad HybridS and Production B~ lMcM Stale J cee Uvt schools. fire-fighting at the requ.,t ol ft0W Scbooll. Presenting diary unit lee Cou,n~ Exlensiol Ageat, Practices," "Forage trop V• RepresentaUveo from the 11o- vic ide~ of Di ir' ~y :H -Authorized Clerk Lee Me- the Middleport Ftre Depart. 1 lnformallon will be Oris Rollllb, This is the first ediUo1 of the rietles and Production Prac- clai Security Offl<e Ia \far!~ presards ID Bill ~11 " ~ Comas to contact Ohio Univer- ment. Wayae Roush, ud Donald Mo- booklet which Is published by tlc6," "SoU and Wallr MaD- 18 Will aaBilt Melp eouaty res-- gave aw er, oily relative to acquiring • Board Members Jones, Mrl. fOlD ra. The Oblo Cooperative Ellen- agement,'' ud "Fertillty Prln- Ideals In lill'i"'' up for Medi-- Yo~T~•·:~·~ ~ar· apeech therapby tlinlo in the E. 0. Rail, Hiram Slawter, WilCialr Woode, Meigs Conaty sion Service, The Ohio Slate ciples and RteommeadaUoDI." care Friday• February 15th Ja ~~·ud E.an 1~ :: new district. liam Kmg ••d Virgil ~ techniclu for t1to entral Ohio niversity. Pomeroy and Middleport. tbe new , 8 ak-U , ~test -Agreed all farmer olerks Jll'e w..-e presen~ as wao Clark Jlo. Breeding Asaociatlon, reported CoRtained In thls comprebenA repreHillaliVI will 1 Diuer wpe by Ia turD over matenais used II C<Jm.as. --sive publication are the 1181'8U Of lhort talk on Medicare uswer , -••·- A....':.~ the J a. ,........, -........-.~--• S hm ._ __ 8 omy recommendaliollll lor 1!168 ' ........., _ , to ayeees. AUXI'liary Approv.,. _. i ~, , _ ,.,._ .....,_,_ c e....,.- rothen bosed Ill tilt latest researcb quesiiDIII, IJid help those li Jaycee President Curt MoDa• t'OLlJMIIUS {UPI) - For Snow from a late-wlatar ml over tdgn up. lei presided. l llorm plied up toda7 from Si .... Hockey Lease from the Oblo Agricultural Ill-Tha Pomeroy meet~~~ wiD bt Ulry flrlllt:r Ralpb Wigbi- Two Contributions 1 IIIB80mi fo 6o Carolinas. e· ..arcb uti Ceoill tha Pomer<JJ Senior High , man ol aear Hbnrbaa WorlbLiabt lila ltll 111 Florida anc1 COLUMBUS·. (UP!) - T h e ~r and other nosearch IllS litoSehool audltc.-lum ll'!liutng at lqtea, Wod..aooday .,.. 1 ra- The Feneey - BenneII !WI ug~--. ill r.nra warted It try Scltmelzer brothers of Cleve- lions. url lber opetial day. Be mada Auxiliary Wod!lesday li&ht, Willi 10 1_ m. The Mlddleport meetllld melt alkDile-lq Ice jim Jallll today ligDed • lt • yeor ReconunendaUons "' eorn, 1111 will ht bald ,. tho Middlelllu • mDlio• dollar•. Mrs. Albert Roush, ID tho Mlnlulppl River at leaae with tbe stale for use of aoybeaa ml forage varletie3, CLEVELAND, (UP!} - , Dr. port lllgb !khool auditorium . Wllblmu woa preteoted a presiding, mado a contri tlaYIIIpGrt. the falrgtounda coliseum to hybrids. rates and dates ol Sam Sheppard will not hi pres- beginoiBg at 1, 30 p. m. . <lleek for ~.W,%!1.18 by tbe to the March of Dimes &1111 Four latlla of !ell .t brbig professional lee hockey sed'ng fertillty 1eeds weed net at the U. S. Supreme Court People wbo wish 111 receive Aabeaaer • Baacb Browery el Heart fund and ordered MbeYllle, lf.C., IIIII !!tree here for lbe llle8 • 6'1 aeason. oontroi llld other producttin beariag todily 01 IIIII plea for beoelila wbal the progriiD II. Louil ill paymeot for 135 for the drivt beld anAuaiJ¥ I ID<bet fell at Clpl Giran*u, The lalentatiol!al Hockey }a'llctices aro Included. other freedam beeallll Ill 811 atlact atarll 011 July lsi, mL'Wt 1ppty _ . ,.. lfllic' tho finn will fda7, 111o. IIIJIIInllll. Ark., ll!d League francblae wDI be ewned features of the ~nomy Guide of the nu. before Mar<!b Slst. AIJOIII 15 COLUMBUS (UPl) - Tbt ap- lldd 1 aew ltftwery. It also was decided to l'ldu!llb, Ky., wera dulled with by Ra~ood • Schmelzer, an are the soil ud water manage- He had •'1'10Ullced 11o 'fttlld ..-older, wbatbe1' or 101 NellY· pe11 by aa Ohio Plllltentlary Middleport girl to 11Hneh Iaiii. attorney. Lawrence ~- Scllrnel· ment recommendations for max- IePre early Wtdneaday 1t! afo. InC social security, maJ •I)' illmllt w11o el•lnuol IIIII elvll vetoru1 Mena1riaJ &01pllal Girls' Stale, and 1o ~~~ Elw41!1lt a llenD clewlop- ~ ~.m::hme~e\ i'!u!.~ imum yields and the yield leld 1nd was ahqwll u rep. for M~lll't. fbey lbollkl rflbta ._.. ~ by Gallla Admlnlooo- Mrs. Charles another girl Nith tbe 1111 11111111 Flulldl 11m profeasor ~I Cuyalloga ABU DIVORC tered ill the ~ llo~ in briq their socialiN!CUI'Ity 1111111-- Coulty offltWI Will rejected Zerkle, New Have•; Edith Mo- and Professional Women's lrigmd lila llld Pl""'''"" lo Community College. Tbt brothB WublnltoD but hi lf'UI'!III'!d ber and blr!ll cmiflcate c.- Med- W!dtleadi¥ by the Ohio &1- Coy, Syrocuse; Palricla Cape- and the Child Olll!ei'Vation ipl'tld mon 1'1111 ud IIIIIW up en tried earlier to buy the A petition 1tr divorce•" wu hiJ travel plus tlld ltayed -t lctlrt IIII'O!Im• card her n- preme Court. bart Pomeroy; Mario Morris, gue. FollowinC the '· 1!11 AtlaDUc ~ le lloltoll f:elticl of tha NatiOnal filed ID Melp County OoJ;IIIIIOn !lome. eelved In 1111 mall lllilll 'l1lomu Han1l liP- Po0:.0y; Harold McGrath meetiRg tba au•IUary ' 80II1IMn Jrew ...,... by llaaketblll AsloeialllfD bat were Pleu cfurt Wedneaday by Ill& H11 w~ Ar!QIIe, laid tbat -Jletll8!l b11 111.1 Clllldloii oa LGq Bottom; Nancy Brown, cuest IJ'OUP tf the , lonlti\L .._ . ' lllllticcl M alii W. Mam!el, Rt. S, Iiaclite, Dr. Sim~:w-alln NidiSADB BVLII brtdllc. and llleriltl dw-pl Lt1ar1, W. Ya.J GUn 9mltb, ley Post allllliary, rep\lrletl·eJiio I IAclllJ _,, IOqW _ · • agaw Janet w. 'l,fam!OI,. Rt. Ill tot ~·~ IIIII OOLUMBUS (UPI) - AU,. • tbllfGIIIIIIa tho Gallla eoun. Rullandl Rll'l'. George Oiler, wben lllday. j puJklll lor Ill ~ , Rleh!t: Tbl J)lail!liff, ~ bt deelded IIIII .. ~ lA ..... Ilea. WUliatn B. Sube J:Uied 11 .tlidf ordered him lleld la Jlliddl!port; Freda n ._'IOD, ---, ,, · ~ _ PUN ~ 110111 III!Ciect of duty. lid o illtoD. Sha elllit!l-d,bape be WIIIMaday that Ohio cu !If• • balf.ltal ,..,. 1111 wW llld Pomeroy, .W.Ony LaComb, a LEAVJI: , ~.,.... The public to a trtme c:ruelty, alked 1.- eusto- CIIUid mika lba !.1J! tldl ft!k· u. reclprocl(1 Witt ...- lbell Court oftlclall 1111111 Itt Closter. :0. Jaycees are praiSe • dby J: "n!• ?'1- J111"ajl0f ·\ MeK:t;:: 7110..,0 nueads Dazry Gr!l n r Il - dN n· b Boar ames J.Strict ' ut "rro- .. 1,.J 0 be ef : ro.'' He discussed, and asked Burt La nc a .~ter. J..re Remirk, Id:scussioo held on ways Jim Httll on, Pamela Tiffin, ' raising funds for them. A round !questions, and drew diagrams. Briap Keith, Dona ld l"J t>ali anff, • IS Eastern Fanners, Dealers, JnVI"ted T Area Agronomy Cl" • joyed a box supper Monday ev· Michael, Sund ay evening at the E'niRg at the ('hurch. As a mon- 1chllrch. . Fo\luy,ing the -e~- ° ;eroy Fi rst Baptist church and er?y Fir~t Baptist church met i WJth the1r lt>aders, Mrs. Wil- l DAY OF "" ·~ %_ Junior BYF of Pomeroy Meets With Leaders . l F:leven members of the I Young Adult class of the Po:n.. The Junior BYF of the Porn- Jane Greer, Wurren Herhn· a;er, Bill}' DeWo lft' " THE ved to II members. Box Supper is Enjoyed By Baptist Class " '"~ N . New u·•ghSch 1 Federated Worthy PrHident Un! home of Mrs. Mil hoan and church and several plan toat • Max Manuel, Jr. Ithere will be election of officers tend. A dessert course was ser- ~..---~-:::.====-:: · for the coming y..r. ;; ,; PQ\&OY.MIDIJFJIORl,.OHIO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1966 ~====~~~~~==~ ~,~~ 1 . ... r: .... VOL XVII NO. 258 r.. 1 f' ~ ~ .~ \~ .~ Console Cabinet Rock-A-Lounger with deluxe 3 way TV me- "!'. • • If,;. Visit the Furniture and Floer Covering Department On ,., 2nd and 3rd Floors 1 M • 1 Ab am . ou i,; ~ .r, Dl•a' ., f• !'M·III:_.r... ~ 01 TM JlelpM..,;,. :A,.. Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping· Center 1 I k _,') . r.; .. .~ .... 1 " e Around And About M'ddl · WSCS of Minersville Elects New Officers and Makes Contributions I • 1-.."'___ ____.,1 18----Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Feb. 23, 1988 ~' J Sale! Magic Chef Gas Ranges 30 inch with clock and timer. Oven window and light. Automatic oven lighting and low temperature oven control. Sale! Magic Chef Gas Ranges 86" with llloek. timer, eYID window and inl and low-temperature cwen eontroL Jliht. Aufomlllc ma Uib*- Sale S156·00 . Sale $166·00 February Salel DOOR MIRRORS Kroehler 2 Pc. Living Room Suites Full Length Window Glass. Genuine' Hardwood Frame. Predrllled and complete with drive ~erewa for eaay mountlnl- Galvanic Electro Copper Pllltetl. Sale $3·25 WI' DtvtDPOl't and Matchllll Elq CllaJr. Revenlblt ClllbloDI upbolatend AU. over Ill IIBI'Vieeable IIYloD frlezel. $148·1Jo ON SAL"' POl ICIMPLITI (l't'omplll/ Delivetfd To,.Your HfJflll) Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips.From Elberle1Cis·•1~ POQBOY . •, 0 • gup S Pilln F Late ' · yea';• 1 Medicare , !d In T • Towns Fn.day : 1 1o:" Winter Storm Developme•! 4 \~ 11, . ~~ ~:~JIL !t~ ~i ~= ~~~ r:. E :as ' FJ BJ ks Sheppard m • Co Trip II•• ':.t Hams Loses Appeal n·1d From Gallia ,,, I,, • 9 '· .... •W, :w,u,::a;.,:;J.'": ::::~n~:. ~~~T. ;:= .:.~~~:.:at~:a.:; .~r..,:;-Felai:iileft_,. .._. oUit llcnd nan Cllard1 of ~ ,.-dtr. A eroa pall- dlclltlll • " ·~· ..... ~ rulbit- IQ!lght bJ Ill .llearilli41tlell ~ ·Ill CIIJN .....: .~lfJllor-11, ~,t,. ,esed·.I!J. r,lrs." jel a -~ lq Jl ._~.,.Bod of Embalmtn IIIII laced e. tt'*'W,fnlllt. ·~~~r · ~ , ljll•edleadaJ. · .'. ult .to~~~,y, < '•· • i'rt!rliii.DIHCtiiL fillilllliln'Srllle.LIIIl. tJDCill !Nil Ill the !-!.'-" ... tl.'•' MiddlpN:t; Ham Oludn8bl'll, i1 ()oJumbu JA. darlered llu .. 87raeule,114dMJSwarla, .-w.v.. tw-.. , ' ill t:J'11ibrlnl••li �' I ., ' Humanity is R:estaret! ORRVILLE, Ohio (UPI) -~McHenry had had With bim wo nilbt. A NavY ofllcer ill the releaaed from the jail, - ~ark M<:Hrnry'• _faith In human n1issing. But all of hi!! " year- Omaha but ataUon had queo· which bad aerved as a tempo'iilturt - tarnished back In . old plctlll'tS, bls IOCial ,.,curity Uoood him about lbe absence of rary Navy brig, when officers 1945 - has been relltored. ' card and hll Navy orders were his hal IDd then jallod him accepted hit otory of the lad~ -:- Mdfllll')' learned ~ lesaoo aa :Intact. , wbeD he could product no ord- 1 )llcltpockel. a yullllll ,.av} quartermaster iu ' The incident ~I years ll!lO had ..-s and no ldtntlllcaUOD. : J ck' ·•·••• ed ~L~ be leorood th . ' .. , . a a o.-o were re-ooou 1 , . ·at sorv1~ 1 1anded McHenry In )ad over- Tht PUt momlnC, McHenry aod be e:it on lo Ft rlerce -LB - J. p. d Ampbl~ 1e ges : "' Gaage RHIIIDPI GaUJpolll Dam 12.0, 23.1, runntng S2 fed on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 24.• 04, Pt. Plea!81lt 25.43, Hinloll 1.76 falling, Kanawha Falla U2 falllng, Charleston !US falling. Londor., Marmet and Winfield daDll· Wert OD 1111 lemala f!'II!I)CI toot the money &Dd pot ,the wallet away for rifekeep1ng In a drawl!t, and 21 yeors later had ID at,tack of IUI!ty eolllclence. The wallet Wll telll to the poIIce .._......... ...,... ••~.. In Cotver, ,; t2:;. ;~:eandoT.:"antru~ Communist Attackis Driven off I ... N0 M.Illdless EseaIati•0n ~~~~1150, B... ::w~a~~lthrce !:] 0 INJURED : 1 "\? Humphrey'sSnccess Hinges 1m I his PI 0 p ementmg an 0 1 1 ~ ! ! ~ f I a. g 1 I I 9 • WfaL. 1• f I BEST 9 G...: UPI Briefs '• a HospitaJ News MORA _L.!. mc10ss@ 1 0. ':ri ...,._ I MossIer Murder Trw !..:..1 R Its BattIe Between the CoDVICts on wItness Stand ----- w..-. . + · L._-.. 1• <....,, ,,....,.,. ~""' ,: •• ~~ ~aad ..•":',= ~plq· . "';:":= ~ r ".::....:.! I ·-·• ua '::II 9 . . P,Dthe..,_ , Tbe Pomlll'oy who baven't eud!J barned up IDJbodta 1Jubt1 tbll IeatOn IJI South• eaatern Oblo Athletic League eoii!PfliliOD, nevertbe- less apparently mow bOll 1o defeat Iheir old upriver r1 ·•· .... s ... T nlld ' - · ""' on...em 0 · 011• Tbey underllDed thil Wedneaday nlgbt by edgiDC the Toraadot the tee· ond time tbla aeuon, llld by ldentlealaeonl of 5N8. The lira pme wu December 4 oa Southem'a apaelou1 fioor. It Ia tbe tint time Ill tbe memory of &hla generation o1 fiDI the Pantben defeated Southem twl tb ce 0 11180 leiiOD. /"' lay Urged to Enter Army \ d To "Save Kento 's Faee' H:.=R~~ ~:.?pi ''' ' ·' anthers Hold off Tornado Rally for 59-56 ,v· River News 111111. ' ' Boal MoYfllltDII: ._111; = m p t as targets i l'ralnlng 1n Oblo River - Ranger up 14, ;4j:>: ~· learneo n the hard way , Flnrlda, for underwaler demoli· vWe. · 1:20 p.m.; ADce up 14, &: 35 p. 1 ridmg a ~ from California ~ . t training. m.; OVEC up 14, I \:IS p m.: Omaha, Neo. The teacher was 1 Within a month, the war Havana Zephyr up II, 1: I& L ...... wome he had met on I over and Mcllenr7 returned m.; Queen City up 14, 6 a.m.; h buB and who disappeored ' to hit hometown, Colver, Pa. Ben McCool down 14, 8:!0 a.m.; during tha night, taking with · Andrew Calhoun up 15, 8: 15 p. m.; Opward up 15, 10:50. p.m; McHen<y's hat and' wallet. A ,....... IJitla Edward up 15, ~ a.m.; ·1~ i'lle Navy hat is long lorgol· I He married a girl c:iiJ. and the walif' had been all Ebensburg, Pa., and in Buckeye State down 15, 1::15 but forgotten until thos week , brouaht hit wife and. five a.m.; Luther Herdman up II, wL .1 it showed up in an env~l- , drea to Orrville, where he 1:30 a.m.; RIChard "'Irley dOWD SAlOON (UP!) -U.S. and ~· c-ontaining no more idcnlif~ I 1an hll teaching eueer. 17, 1:20 a.m.; Loulsl8na ~p IT, Auslralle lroopt drove off a 3:45 a.m.; Little George down l<!llliml than e Fremont Neb. Since then the family has heavy Com.muniJt attack 311 17, 5: 40 a.m. ; Lljnga Point miles north of Salgoa before up 17, 6:!0 a.m.; Irene Chotln •hal children- and UWII· loday. At least ft Viet down 17, 6:40 a.m. ; New MarThe black wallet appears un- Cong were killed and 11 were TAPIIL TROT-Jt'a DOt the 111U1110rt of mount a IIDsvllle up II, 5:55 a.m.; Inca wounded aed captured. dlqed despite thO passage of :JOIIIIC rider but lt'uot unuaual at aD lor )'011Di v1aitor1 .down 22, 6:15 up.; &iulhera WASHINGTON (UPI) Prelldent Johnson Is 21 years. McHenry theorizes hla The CoiiUiliDIIstl• sup"""'"" to Ule Lima, Peru, Cblldrell'l Zoo, who are eDCOUftied A. • •• pledged that "there will not .be a mindlesa ~sca~B:tion" ,..._ U --'-~ -•· ... wn .. , .: ... a.m.; J"'"-·t ....... up 1 117 mortars NCOIDtsl riDes to get right In and miDSie with the v........ · 1011111 .. ·' 2 i, , Co~linued from Page 11 , o( the war m VJPt Nam but Is standing behind hts de' '•A• -'·"'ed I tap'·, I ••"'·•t relatt•~ of the bOI'II and .., :4$ a.m.; Chari .. SleVtnIDd machine suns. attacked the ...... ....... for a hrlat ..... trot. ........ •• iD South Amari- ao n up 23 , s:.. •• a.m.; E·"'~ rion Wednesda ~· nighl ,.,hen it t~nnmatl.on ..to take all necessary step& to halt Commu· rblnocerOt, found only """'" ~diplarlert ol tbe U.S. lot C:&D rain toNIII and llaliJIII, tbe ungainly inlmalla a up 211, 8:45a.m.; J. S. Lewll up ' h.10k lht' brunt of the crash. mst agg1esst~n. . . uullltry Dlvlalon'l J•t Brigade --"IWimmlr and diver. Greenup 4:50 p.m.; Mamale>r leat>mklhe n<'w pole mtacc . In a maJor. pohcy statement seen 11 1 .~eply to en· 9 111111 two battalions ol combat • Treated and released at Vet- i tics of hiS pohc1es, the Preitde.nt _that the m~ur troops-one ~erlcan 8Dd one up Greenup 5:45 p.m.; eottoo orans Memonal Hospital Porn- ed use of force must be contmued m an u:erctse of AustraUaD-Whlcb were b l - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Queen dowu t.reenup 1:4' a.m.; Edeana BoSil'OI'tb dowo Greeo!eroy. were Chapman. 'severe "prudent firmness under careful control." JohniO'! said ]lacerations of the head and ' the U.S. a1m was hmtted to _keeplllg _lh•_ Nortb Vtelna111118ckl!d nearby. up 3:(11 a.m.: ~oseph . . Choun Heavy American mortar lire down Meldahl 4.:!0 p.m., Valvo:mtnor ruts .about the face: mese .from conquenng ! . . ' •N '.chri•lina Chapman, 17. Pt . South VIet Nam. pl~m : It " DO. m 0 hroke up the attack, and line down Meldahl 11:25 p.m.: j Pleasant aevere lacerations ol He SOld that no oct of the Our purpose ill Viet Na Australlan patroll ambushed Ravenswood up Meldahl 12:311 :lloe forellead and minor cuts a- Untied States would nsk the to prevent the IUCCfll of the Commllllilfl 11 they feU a.m.; Alton Zephyr up Meldabl ~lx•ut fact, and James Meadows _ entry of Red China into Ute war Kfessioa," J~~ PUI. ••Jt 11ack. WASHINGTON (UPI)- The- test of VIce President 1:35 a.m.; Hamilton up Meldahl ~o P1 Pleasant la ceration to " it there is any reason left not conquest; tt l8 not empire; Allied ca.'ualtles were de- Hubert H. Humphrey's Asian trip will be whether the 3:50 a.m. 'roghl l,eg ond lo~er lip. behmd the wild word• of it i! , ant forelan baaeo; H II ICI'ibed as "llghl " /Ideas be promoted on an unparalleled scale will, In GaDipolft Dam - PoUy R. Magdalene SL Clair. a pas- Pekmg," . dom:nallon. It II to preveot · fact, be put Into effect. don 5 p.m.; .... Fleore up 7:45 ~engec in a car driven by Fred Conllnne l:;ftorts forceful eonquest. of South In other fighUng, 127 CommuIn the nine nations he visited Humphrey drummed p.m.; Pblllp Sporn down 11:35 ·)SI Clair, 58. RL 1 Cheshire, And he said the Umted States . Nam by North Vltt Nam •.•. Dlsts were reported killed today up support for a concept of bow to handle the VietNam p.m.; Jennifer Jean up 12.25 L j\-.as trealed at Holz<r Hospital. would continue its efforts lA> ' "We are Uline"!~th~l~t .::::;j -·74 by South Vietnameae war. His theme was the ~two-front war''- fighting the m.; Mountain State up 5:15 L f.md released. for minor injur- end the. war, remi~ding \~e ~ and only that fo troopa, 26 by U.S. Marines, 14 Communists militarily, launching effort. for 10- m.; Robert Reed down UO L ~es afler an accident at 9:30 Commumsts once agam that h11 to •top tha aggreulou ••• by troopen of the tst U.S. Air clal and ec~nomlf m.; Zimmer down 6:20 a.m.; 1~ m. Wednesday on the Addison- offer of unconditional peace number have ln:e!:'':ih!:l Cavalry end 13 by the 1st ment to build a "new of eloquence that Kentucldan up 8:55a.m. :aciajolll• Hd, talk• still atando. cause the IQI'OBiloo of IDiantry. ely." to move deeply some Klllawha River - 0. II'. ; Broken glass went inlo the The Chief Executive ouUIDed lbao lncreued. The blgh boP• I Elsewhere In Viet Nam: his 'audii!IICeO In ludla, Shearer down Marmet I:SS' p. oulh and throat of Mrs. St his stand In an add""' in New :of the aggressor blvt -The commander of South Humphrey Ill a 18lesman ThaliiDd and Australia, m.; Beaver down Marmet li:40 lair. She had o!Oer mmor York Wednesday night. where .dlmmed, and the tide of Viet Nam'a only Jet squadron, ccmsumate skill. He struck In most of the countrlea he p.m. ;Giendora dowo Marinet ul> lot rerelved the annual Free- battle baa turned. Maj. Nguyen Ngoc Bien, was tparkll of enlhuslasm In vlalted all but Pakistan and 1:>10 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lutas i The patrol said St Clair lost , dom Award of the Freedom , "Our measured ...., ot nm over and killed by hill own with South Vietnamese Premier Lao!, which b&ve apecial down Marmet 4:10 a.m.; Allen l'ontroJ. on a curve Hi !I car ' H?Use Foundation. must be continued. But tbll 115'1 lfghter-bomber In a freak N cao Ky Ht rose to problema - Humphrey drew ft. Merrlll up Marmet 4'20 a. rent of! the right side of the ' Some of the groups which prudent firmnesa under eareful accident at Plelku air baae. auyen • some lndlcaUon of aupport for m.; l'ort Dearborn dowa Marload. then the- left side, and havr criticized Johnson made control There Ia not, and His dmlbled plane was being Wort 111 tH Roalo 1 117· development proJacta In Viet met 1:20 a.m.; Jeflersoo UJI ~verturned onto its top In a this presence felt at the award will not be, 1 mil!ldlelll poshed off the nmway wben the Nam. Wlnfteld 7::!0 p.m.: National Uitch There was heavy damage •dinner itself. Anti-war pickets ~ca)ation!' brskea faDed. Bien leaped from paaa Ia Molat Celmly The "two· front" formula II down Winfield 10:1& p.m.; A. lo the car poraded outside and Secret Johnson underlined his atatethe plane and wu rua over. ba 1llrlod Mardi T, H Wit almple ~d direct. Yet it Is J. Patten up Winfield 1:10 1, 1: St Clair was charged with !Sen•ice agents removed one ment that U. S. forrea "hoo,. -A U.S. Navy patrol boat learned WedMtd•y Ill Marl- vastly difficult to execute. m.; Semel down Winfield 3:21 8BJN.JNI88: Jllehel GoiiUI Jeed in excess for road condl- ~. tuxedo·dad man who stood up ·and. will bave what theJ was called In to the coast near ella. Molt veteran obaervera In m 1 fw Palolt ....... lllat IU ons and cited to municipal And shooted "peace in Viet ,to fight the IJRI'OIIOr" Saigon and U. S. officials . ' IILitt II tiiU Ia. He doet II Tam Ky to provide aunflre urt, feb 25. . !NAm" at the start of the 'Bayong that tha full miUt~! .. thadet of pblk lad UyY IUppol't for Vletna~NM lrOOpB : . ~Ide.::~"':!m~ ttaUoned tbere-opeaklng pr~ MARRIAGE APPLJCATIII! te _ , willa a raapbe117 uhort!. " The patrol mv~sllgated • ~ President'• speech In the mildlt of the United 111atet · Stela. eo~ coatradur ftr vately - thoUJht Humpbrey Dwaln Otis Casto JO engillell lppmg accident at 10:05' Waldorf Altoria Hotel. behind Gen. William C. w..t.t Pit ....,.IIIII wool -t. tile _.,IM,IIT prejecl, report- waa on the right track. But AND WUma Earl.;e !dnesday on Rt. 7, aev- , Wh1te House Preso Secretary· moreland. the U.S. conlllllllllllrl X... ille •• tl4e cWIDI LA!!T DAY SET ed the wort 11 tclledoled to felt lbe biggest probkne 30 teeretary • of a mole south of Mid, Bill D. Moyera said Jobnaon Ia South Viet Nam. '· W. .l, (Dade~ Gibbs, rep. lie"'" Ia the Bobtoa &rei, II would ba putting lht Jli'OII"&m ' - -·- - .Into effect ·~ltport.OlkflCOTidr_ said unknoa aoutb- jsaw the address 11 18 - - - - - - - - - trar of molor velddot Ia Pc . iver . wn, opportunity "lo elpreu hill lltalk HoUle 41 21 ~ • ~- planed to Humphrey's travels In t h e eroy, aald tadaJ the llaal dOJ earlier tlut'ID ' • oury bat Wll aJ. f stone breakmg the views on questions whkh h B<!auty SaiDII 35 21 for applfllll lor reserved IJ.. laocl btt."se tl rfPI cl Salgoa area concentrated CHI a windshield of a car driven bv been rao'sed . •· ave ' Sen~-! • few auccess atory villages . m a numllt\'r ofl ,... S2 • 1 eeue Jla!et II SaiiUday, FeJ>. henneth W. Madden, 37, Rt. I different contuts lately," and I Tavern 30 SS way Jll"'bbwhere Vietnamese peasllll.t. nary 10, from t Lm. uti have been lilted up from lol~ddleport. not "as a apecific answer to ' FOI'elt BIDet SO SS IOCHI. Prlee of reaerves platet . . 0 Y H, S... 29, Pomeroy, was •pcrific critics or to th wbo Drug 1 42 utreme poverty to a deSfee of It PUS. Plltes will co oa aa1t '"' 1 "~ on a ch>r~• of dr; ving ·disagm with them." ose 111gb -IJnda ~lnebrea- Marcil I at Glllba G._,., well belnt! and llecW'ity qalnat on A deni at 2:21 ~,ID. joday on Rt. Auwers Qoesti Seri m1 MalbeiTJ'"•, Pomeroy. CommuniJt temlrltll. north of the Silver Bridge. His . Nevertheleso th ";' ld , ll5; High es - N1lo ILOOD 7. four ~nd eight tenths miles ,outlined hill 'T e_ res enl t 427; Hlgb Gamt ... DONOR'S north or!the Sliver l!rld~e Hts l f fiOSilon ID tha form · POMEROY LAND - Dulloa Drup CIIILD IQJJ!D MTCH u•e is fo be heard F'rlday 'o answers to questions h• IBid Baatam Glrlt 1810. CLEVELAND (UPI) - WllJio The patrol soid ,See , driving wert beilll asked about the war Febnary If, 1M da Dawson, S, Wll deed CHI ar<CoDUnued from pap 1 ) norlh on Rt 7, went off 1 h, a~ the dir<ctlon It would take. Woa . _ . llefl rival at Mount Slnalliolpltal of emment equlpmen~ lncludlnt! right side ef the highway and Some askif this ~. 1 war for Team 1 FellnwJo U. ..,. Injuries received WedDesday AT THI eneiJie partl lllated lor use Ia : . his car •truck a concrt'le bridge ~nllmoted ob)tCIIVe!, the Prot-:Team 2 2 WOI Loll night wbeD fire tlnlck her ILOOD• the Viet Nam war. Teo auspecll 1 1 bome. railing. There was heavy dam ideni said. "Tbo BDI- Js ' Tam s 2 1 S MOIIU In euatody bl U. Aft8elea age lo the car And minor to the Team 4 2 2 Tam I I 1 and two In SaD Franctaco, near bridgo S.e was not Injured. - - 111gb _ 1 !!oultbJ 112 . Hlgb Babr'l Clolblen I 4 AMVETS TO MEil1J' the Alameda Navll Air St. 1 4 Team T~m 2, 735. ' Tum The Amm Pot! No. 10 w111 BLOOD SAVES LIVES from whldl moll of the Hiib Glllll - Dave J........ &wlslt-• 1bau Its regolar meeting 11 7 property - taken. IT/·',,. HighUl"" 8erleeT - DOD I&DIIIa le•o G p.m. Monday, February 28, at a1101 PIOGWI The It auspecll wert IDdld• er -: ..... earn arne - the 17 ed Wedaelday In .U. Anielea •Continued from Pa•e I) Entered Rospllll 1 Februry • Jill Tum S, 7M; HIP Team SerbiD. " , Team 4 I 1 bJ I federal gr&Dd Jury, rentral Ohio Breeding Aasoda· P~r~ens entermg H('\h:er Hos· Team 2 • 1 8 - BatWI Clotblen, 21M. ti<>n \larch 5. p1iot durmg the lut 24 bourt Team 3 l"'rat Half WlluNr - Babr't 4 4 PTA TO MEET • Clothlen. WASHINGTON (UPD - Prellclent Jolmson'l •• Mr Woode also announced mcluded Rot!•• Lee Miller, ' Team 1 1 The M•lgs County CouRdi that COBA experts to have , 818 firs I Ave_: Scott c. Elllott, High G and lleriel there will be DO "mllldlen eaealatloa" of the PTA wm meat at Cheater, Mu. available by mid • summer 1 1:111 Chillicothe Rd.; Mldlael l!3g e '";' . - ~p Trl Colu!ly Ltape Viet !li'am eoDfllet lalo a maJor war failed lo tlllll hll spec,• I material which will aid · L. Skidmore, Rt. 1 GaUipolla; Tea!.':;.,.~ ~I h FebroarJ U. 1111 Se"*te ,erWn todaj-. Sen. Wayne L. Mone, D-Ore., I at 7:30 p. m. Speakers wiD In synchronized heat of . beef Gary A. Stewart, Rt. 2 Galllpo- 4, IOI, ~SU. • - am , , hlllll wiM well tp meiDd the "blank ehect" authority In be Mrs. Plkkoja. of tilt Melat VIIULI! CBARACTilcows ThiS woll greatly ••s•;I 111 ; bs : Mrs. Harry F. Marks, Rt. Q>ow 1 Steak JlouM 411 IJoiJtheUt'·!Ill given tbe President Ia an August, County Dlatrtct Libr<aY 1nd Actor Nf&el G11111 rate~ a reeking artificial insemination 2 Patriot: Mra, Alva P. Ml> Jaalor RIP 01111 Foreman and Abbott 25 1114; ntOlutiOD, reJeeted Jolmlon'l declaraUon Ia Mrs. Harold Lohte, S.E.O. ~ be-man rote In the bow aJonial Director. fUm, ''Tobruk," now heiDi of moro value to ·beef produc- 1Guire, Rt. I Crown City; James Fell It IJII UeJp CCIImt)t u..p Club U New York. made In the California ers . IG. Scott Eureka Star Rt.; Mrs JDIMAr/ • Crall'I Martel . 22 "Ia the Prealdflllfl IJieecb there '11'11 DOt one deaert near II Centr._ The aS9ociation also made [Odie G. Burroo, Pt. Pleasant; lliP (llr!J Roltum Salel 22 WOrd *"out ealliDg on the non-eombatant naliODI to llelp a-.1 11oap1W Green will be remembered arran1ements to eooperate wttb·: Ralph W. Zerkel, IIArUord; T Woa a..! G • J Auto Partt 13 tlfnllgt a eeaieflre, Tbe United Statet e&DDot .eUie Admlaaltu - Jeuettt Polll, 11 the silky-amooth heaVJ 1 the Ohio Dairyman's Associ• Mrs. Robert L. Sawyera, Ma• Team Z I lfl&h G1111111Dd lerleltbe war tbr9alh I Dnilatenl polley or with bllaterll In "lila ~~ ' Flit." 1 I I 11011 with the program for the on ; Charlea J. UtvinK, Rt. 1 Team Sclulllng 251, Htl; l[h ~==I aegotlaliel;'' be told the UPJ. Dlleltarpo - Jamtl Salem, 2 Sludy of Cooperatives for Youth Letarl; Lawrence Milhoan, Mid- Team 1 I Game and Serlea - -~~ Pt. Pleasaat; Johll MltcheU, -------~1 during the summer, the dai'l dleport : MMI. George K Groen, ~=b ~ aed s.rlea ,!,.1_~~~_i_A_bll_•_o«..:.~..:N,...:....2_1111..:~..:·_ _ _.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '1~:~; WUDam Blankenablp, princess Pf«<l'am, and the Rt. 2 Albany; Mra. Margaret - _. It Detail Pattenoa, establishment of counly goa[& , Titus, Rutland; Mrs. Donald G. ~ ~~: a HIP o Pomeroy: Lim McElhinney, for lhe Melfi• County Extenaion r Anderson, Ravenswood; Earl ellln arne let -Tum ~es Middleport: Nellie Burfonl, Servoce $ Goodm, Atheru:; M1u Shirley 1, 454, ~ 8 ,... ~...._ l'omerol'· 0 Others attrndlng the meellng ! Ann Jones, Rt. 1 Chillicothe; .- ....-. ' lflo In additlo:j lo !hoot menllon•d : Danny K. Grace, Oak_ HiD: ,........, It ,.. THE WEATIID above '¥'' Oris Roush Gene Mrs. Carl I. Payton, Kitlt Hill, Woa 1M! ao.47 ..a toaliltt. 1 .. In Jeffers.:; and Blakeslee. Regu. Barbara Ri8fls, Rt. a New Ttam I 4 J II• II. D. Qt1IOO Mulvey hu beeome the matt bulband tnled aad that Dttrrteo uta- lltl,ln lar meeUngs for the directors Matamoras ; Ml'll. Roy McNur- LewiS Repair 2 4 .. malliDed . cbaraeter bl the yean later he, Mulvey, 1181 fllldPJ Jl • a FrldaJ Jlllll sit for the 4th Tue!ida llo. Ashland, Ky.: Mrs. Jamea ."1gb Gamt - Zlta Nirei Itt; MIAMI (UP!) -'l'lw Moaller aat1re cue u far 11 nia jail wtth Powers and tbt ~. 1 Utile - · of eacb, mi>nth Y E. Phelps, Rusaell, Ky.; Jamea High Serlea - Pam Sylvtll4r murder jury comea back loday (III'IOIIIllntegrlly 11 coacemed. 00Dfe1Ht1 lllbblni Mauler L. Stringer, Rt. t Oek Hill: 3t'l; Hll[h Team Game and ifr. far ol the hattlt of the A parat1e of wllnuaea baa aald deatiL DEV~ ,ro INTERB:St OF 1 Mrs. Okey M. L&Dden, _lkett lei - Team 1, 417, UN. OOD\'Icll. Tha del-. 11 produe- they wouldn't believe blm Tile defenle retaliated ~---=-~-.;;~ •. · · Depot, W. Va. ; Mrs. Wdham IDe u IIT&y c1 Jal!blnll to UDder oath. Delday 117 brlngiJII Into Judie II MEU¥! . MASON ARU T, Ghearing, Wellston; Mn. rPOMEROY LANII dltcreclit the tet11m0111 ol the Georle E. Sebult' . clrcult .,...,.. ;, ~ ... ;..,.,..; !bur J. Helm, Jackaon JMior MIM pl'lllioul IITIY of I&Ultlrdl MeiYID Lane Powtrt, 28, and courtroom Vlrlll Nelloa Dlatblreod Pelnlr)o U, ~by the~ bll &IIIII, Cand7 Moaler, 41, ford, 28, 1 ...... H ...., - - ...... Mn. James • Addll, Dout... .... .... charpd with tile J - 10, fieldwork tanned Inmate t',~;':~,o,::.:=-.~= lit Adkina, Mn. &bart E. (b. Ttam 1 12 t Tilt llfl.mala ltii'J II beiDC 1804, slaying here of Candy'• Tau' maximum IIC1II'lty ,..,, ""'"· - · ""'- - . flo, Jr., Mrs. Paul D. Daitoa, Tpm 4 t 1 llbd to ...... IIDe wild itlory multlm • mWIOIIIlre hutb&Dd, where he 11 MI'Vinl "or'"' ;J'rt,,V:,.' ........., """' lllar!ts ! . Eblin, Jolm G. Has011 1 1 qalnat aootblr wild tlof)'__,. Jacquet M.,.aler, 1. Till tlata : tllllltlll 1 miDcir m::'~ .,,'~ kiN, Mrs. Clara (,ou Ktnt, Wlllts !leotrle 1 r IOIIIt of the ttory tellerl on produced Mulvey iiid loui' llaltGrd dtiCI'Ibeci hlmtelf ""'' • •• · Chetter W. Richardt, Roma Ttllm a 4 1 lltth aldet are lbe ba1e1t tiOrt oilier mea WHh J'lieGtida to a "real dote'' prison lr'•nd ~::::~~"'&:!':...~.: ll'fne Rose. Keaneth G. Rouah, Tftm 5 1 11 of crtmlnale. testify oae or tile olllti' of flit IIUIV11 Be aald BID ....... No• .... "'''· · N • • N<Jah C. Saundera, Rlchord W. High Game IIIII 1er1tt -Bar- 01 tap tod&J 11 ODI Wally defend&DIIIrled to hire thlm to bid toW blin to JfJ ,.....,_ """' .....,.. •• Sal'lfenl. Mra. Jamot Scali Mn. bara Wbltl141. • : ll'lltb 1'1111- Mendez to aay that whit one ldll the IIDoneler; . County Jail In early lfltl t111t ;•;::,:• ,:."';:'.,~,:, ":" I: William J. Sheridan. Mrs. Rich· Ill 110, 4'12. RIP Team Game Billy Frut Mutv., told 111m In llulv.,, a 21..tlme OIIIIVId, dldll't kMw lll1thlnl lbout :~::0..::-.;.:~·~• ~; R. Sm1t.h,. Jane A. Weill, .alllllllriell - T - 4, 11•, IIIII. tha H1rr1e CCIImt)t llfouaton, nareot1et addict apd ID!Mmer, Motller but tbat he • - _ , ...,. ,.,..., orner E. White, Mn. Samuel 11uJ lljJillft Tel.) J.u 00. J10 Jbe II aD bad lOki tha Jut7 CaadJ bid J01D1 to leltlfy "to wbltever!! ~~. ":~'":.,"":1..0:."~ ~· Terry ·~ lnfaat ..... Mn. ,.._., .. IJII. With what MulV., . ~ 11 a pv• him a fl,tiGI dowo file Jl'DPle waaled bllll .,.,..... wW ...._ .._ I " ·"' errlil J. 0 DeO ud lafaal W• Lilt [II'OIICUIIaa wu nn JII,JDIODI ltl It liot 1111' 11111fJ 1o." lldM lliilll" · - ._ - ~ .; ~n Teacher's Faith I r , ' Ronnie "Banes" Logan, • s- 1ern. hit from outllde t. llllke Torllldoes' Wlllbrowll· llllll: the 1he lhlrtl quarter. Tiley . dlda'tcard their olslh wiD of tha -loa"lllllll . . "uJideunlor, scored three polntllthe score 5U4 atlll favorlai llnal bubl ·of the game with tr.lw again. ' soa against 12 l0111e1. 11-wwlat~=~·t~~ · ~ · p~I!J:• jif~;~ ~:f: t" the Jut ' alx aeconda In Pomeroy. Diet Knight wu oue aecond lefl It wu Logaa'a Opening the foorth Knight Tornadoes' 131h loeo 11 Solh outatandln' Individual effortltouled In thootln.& but mlaaed big three polnll Ia the dying hit from outside, Bill Moore, flve wins. · touraame8t 'JIW,; .. give the Pomeroy Panthen both ebanees wiili lllx aecoods •econdl that were the victory Dick Werry . 8Dd Bruce Simp- S.Utbern shot 41 tlmel P~~~ ,. 5NI vi....., over the South- Jell. I - o •ot the rebouoci mar"'•. son ""I ebets bome, IDd Pome- tha field hit 22 ltmea, tried 5 4 .-3 ·-• ..,.. • ••· 1 1 ,1-33 Tomadoea Wedoesday night olf Knlgth'• aecond mlu udi Those were the final Ore- roy with 3::!0 left led by 9 at from the me line, made ~~ ;~:t~~j ·~=~~~:~ Pomeroy iYffi· Thla w11 a put lha ball up and In for lll·'woru In a gama thet after theii0-41. . good and took down 28 re wilh ·lt: ·. pottponed wileD IUIO\Y clos- 54. fll'llt few minulet Wll 11 even bowlda. both tcboolll. The Panthen Southern turned the ball ..er aa 1ny matdl could ba throuah Here was where tha Torna- The Panthers took 70 won aa earlier game with almolt Immediately and Logutthe aecond and third perlodt doel s fumUade the!lrShmove. CuPrell-ndlff from the Oeld, made 24, Southern. wu fouled with lbree ROOnds when the score was tied of ng rour ' erm II for 22 at the free ~=~!Ptnler<l~mmii~ - :~~ 5 With 10 second• left Bobby left. He made It for 5U4. South- cbanged lead 21 timea. Knight's ~ndw~:'o.:~~ the gap to :1- line, and got 38 rebounds. IGrues•er who led a determined ern got lbe ball down court free throw fiDally pot the Pan· • · gan was high with 13. Cundiff minutes rally by South· with one ltq heava IIlii tha' then abead 42-40 at the end of But the Panthen ' bung on to The Penthers, cold Circle 1-U, · .,· ::~·ldan~ueto Rockets .. Caasius Clay was urged te .... IJf 111 enter the armed servleeit • IGullvllle. Immediately In a resolution passed Wednesday night by the Tbe resolutloa. Introduced Kentucky State s.nate. Sea. WOllam L. SulllviD, Cloy's oudden aversion to !!"'dersoa, asked Clay fighting, the resoluUon said, abandon blo "br~ngs discredit to aU loyal efforts to avoid duty In Kentueklana end to the names country which afforded him """""~1ty to achieve of thousands of men wbo gave 0.,....their Uves for this country eminence of the blgbest during his lifetime." and to tel a better example 'Ihe heavyweight champion the other young mea.' has said be objecll to lnductloo The Senate chamber In the Army becauae he is a Into 1 roaring applaWII Black Muslim. Clay't draft paaaage of the resoluUoa. U,pset by· :u~~:z"!~th~: :U~ Broncos~:~~:;~~:~;;.any s~1~::=-: ""-8. Totals J&.UA ·'~1: time at 111-13 witll 7:40 left Ithe seceod quarter. From By Uulled Preis IDterutlonal with three aeconda remaialnl In December. victory of the year against a A funny thing happened to for a 74-72 upset victory. Ceotral State next week be- United States team In h• win Toledo's Mid-American Confer· Tbe Broncot, who trailed II· glJII defense of Ita NAJA nation- over Youngaown, which is now ence championship e1press -It 54 with 5:35 remaining, lied It al cbamplonablp with the Dis- 17-4 for the season. got derailed. at 64-84 on a ZO.footer by E''lhm trlct 22 playofl at Findlay. Gil Ra ol Ash! nd d Allhouah the Rockets can aWl with 3:33 lefl. Both teiiiiiS SteubeDvtUe wm compete in the .,. Y 10 . 1 big• wountb ~P1 '" Ior the cbampIons h"lJl sta!led the rest oI ... -~•·tl " ' Mid• .,.. career way WI to • tte 6uauu - on NCAA oo11ege dJVISIOns ts to th Eagle and force a playoff lor the time and moate I lbe tbree ov- Eaat regional tournament at pom pace e Ia ' a NCAA tournament spot, they ertimes before Blohm's game- Akroo next month. ::.6-69h~ ovf2?:e,.nd S~~ have to do it the hard way. To- winning basket. Boullion 111111 Fllldlay, who 1 ~ do Jedo, a triple overtime victim Eltewhere Ill Ohio college play eacb other in the NAIA Dis· anth "';;::0 up rd camp gn fo Western Michigan on basketball, It was a rugged trlct 22 playoff, ttaged a pre- wt • reco · Wednesday night, must defeat aigbt for three tournament- view game with tho Beavers Defiance's DOD TerhUDe Mtami Saturday night and then bound teama as FlDdlay, taking a 711-76 victory. Bluffton scored 29 and teammate Dick whip Ohio University in the Bob- Youngstown and steubeDville aU fought off a last-minute Find- Wierwille hit 25 points in an 87· cats' lair next week In order to met defeat. lay aurge thai brought the OJI. 79 win over Olivet of Michigan. abare the crown. Celllral AvoJe& Loto era to within one point on two The opening of tha Ohio ConToledn led the Broncos Towering Central Stole gained occall001 during the final Iorence tournament at three through moat of the game be· revenge lor an earlier defeat by tlages. sitet and Dayton's appearanee fore an overftow crowd at the walloping Steubenville, 8HI8• at Youngttown's PenguiU, who In Madison Square Gardro In By Ualted Preat IDtarnau-1 Toallley Bopeo Dlmm<d Toledo Sports Arena but wasted Wilberforce. Ken Wilburn haven't been able to win In New York highlight tordght's Arter their 111'11-round NCAA E Ia e where, a aeven-polnt J•ad in the final scored 18 points and collected tbree tries since acceptilli a' college basketball slate. partnel'll were named, Sl. dimmed Rutgen NIT minutes and finally losl in II rebounds to lead the Maraud- NCAA tournament bid, were The Flyers, wbo acr-epted an Joseph's &Dd We•tern Kentw:ky !Ions by · blasting the the third overtime when West- ers, who had their 3&-game win Jolted ogaln 111 Windsor, Ont., NCAA tournament bid Wedneswent out of their way to Knights 96-84, and ern's Bob Blohm hit a jumper streak stopped by the Blrl>'ll 94-71. Windsor scored Its first day, meet high-scoring Houstoa Introduce themselvea. Carolina State completed in the big 10wn In hopes of scoring their 20th victory of the .earller game wllh Wake ah'!!~ t e : r : u : W : :~..h~llur~nbyha~Un;y year. The Cougars have won IS Providence waUuping Lafayrow.Ohio . Conference tour· IIIHIO byWednesda . ht De aeons IOJ-7o. By WILL1AM VERIGAN ,.,. ,.dis, wbose Iarceny on th e pileber Cbuc.• E slra da to th el inIna the ette Y rug , UP! Sports Writer basepalhs was one bl the most California Angell:' SeatUe farm namenl firsl round 11 w11l be and tha 14tlwanked llllltoppera St. Joeeph 8 rolled up 1 Jim Maloney migbt be potent weapona In the Dodgers' club and signed righthander Wit!enberg-Ken)"ln and Deniilflll.. said hello to Loyola of ChiCago halftime lead en ~te to making pitches to customers at arsenal. hopes to wiD4 up with Moe Drabowsky afler a two- Muskingum at Granville, Otterby smothering the Puerto seventh slralght VIctory. After his used car lot Instead of a $100,000 contract. day boldout for $15,000. beln-Capital and Marielta-Ohio Rican Olympians 114-0. opening up • 27-polnt lead sing batters if the Cincinna· 1 · midway through the . aecond oppo . To DIICDII ,._, The Washlugten Senators Wesleyan at Capital and Mount Sl. Joseph'• faces the etghtb- half, the Hawks cleared their II Reds don't meet bis aalary Bavui, who wlll meet with signed Joe Coleman Jr., and Union • Oberlin, Wooster-Bald· ranked Friars Marcb 8 at benc:b but continued to puU demands. Drysdale and Koufn today to illbelder Tim Cullen; veteran win-Wallace and Akron • Hiram Blacksburg, Va., while Western away from the Leopards, whose Like any good used ear discuso terms, said he didn't righthander Ray Herbert eamela;;;t;;;A;;;kro=n·====== Kentucky meets the lourth· six-tame winning ttreak wa• dealer, Maloney knews the e1pect the star pitchers to to terms with the Phlladelpbinlr . value of haggling over a price leave for tha Florl!la training PhiUies; Kausas City slflned ranked Ramblers March 7 at snapped. FIRST Kent, Ohio. The NCAl\ aninstead of accepting tha first camp with the rest of the team pitchers Jobn O'Donugbue and QUALITY 1 nounced Its member-at-large Seven HiUtoppers. scored In offer. oa Salllrday. Fred Talbot 8Dd rookie catcher REGULAR selections 111111 palrlnas Wednes- double Ogores wath Wayne ' The duo is lor fl Ken SU&re~· 111111 lefth&Dder Certt'fiecl Ot"l Stat"aon d ay. Cb apman •I 20 pom · ts '·-''•• The hisbf& sedrighthander ~.. bu .;.. who In million betweea ~.. them aver a Dick Kelly •Inked his contract NIT I U p s•·te the parade. Western Kentucky runa u . car s s I three-year period. wi..t.~h~lhe~·A~fl~an:ta~B~ra~v~es~_ _:_l~"'w'"'."'Ma""'ln"'II'"'."""""""""P•,.,mo...,roy~ se ec ons enn "' led li&-311 at the IDII!rmlsslon J>resno, Calif., during the o f. . . _ · 1 and DePaul had . lougher lin••• break and rolled to its 2Ist season, admits, "I've sent back b B~~ G~, N r~ght- • lmpressllDg !herr tournament vtcto In 2S starts about four contraclt to Phil an w er m o atioDal !oea. The Nltlany Lions broke ry · Seghl (Reds' general manager). Leagoe, c~me to tenna wllh open a cloee game to nip Jeff Persson, suffering with a They caD for a raise, but il is the St. LooiS _!far~ W~ Bucknell 66-17 8Dd the Blue bad cold, came off UJe benc:h ant what I have In mind." day along ~~th relief Pitcher Demons rallied to shade Notre with 13 minutes left and scorod What Maloney hu In mind is ~n . 1Denms, abortstop Dal Dame 79-71. nine points In 2\l minutet to about twice as much as he ami • outfielder Aiel Johnpreserve the triumph for Penn earned last season or roughly son and utility man Tito Stste. The game ""' tied 14 $55,000. Francona. times before Perison's twisting Has Pride Houaton flrlt bueman Jim layup put the Nlttan•1 Lions "I lave nothing agalnat the Gent:le, who slumped from 41 ahead for good at 55-53. Reds but I also have some homers In 1961 to only 17 lut pride and think 1 deserve the season, cbecked Into the ~~· lrlab Lote lltb raise 1 am uking," he said camp at Cocoa, Fla., boplliJ h11 By Volted Pren lalerDatloDal DePaul handed t1e Fighting Wedneaday. shrinking wa!JIIIne would obow Eaot 1mb !hair 19111 telback fll the Maloney backa up hill aa1ary up In Increased hitltog percenBkiJit Poly 73 Steveoo Tech 65 seeson. Notre Dame led ss-33 at demand• with a ~ record, hge Loyola (La.) 51 Fordbam 00 halltime but tha Blue Demons z.st esmed run average, five The Baltimore Orlolea, In a Wash.lrJeff. S'o Thiel 65 tied the score immeolidlely shutouts and 24 strikeouts la•t flurry of activity, sent calcber w..tminster 102 Pittsburgh 71 alter Intermission and shot aeuon. He also pilcbed a 10- Dirk Brown to Jobna Hopkins Edinboro 13 CJar.loo 7J away lo a 46-38 advnatage. The inning no-hitter lllainat the Hospital for dl&gllOIIis .t st. Jos. (Pa.) ltll Lafayelte 80 Irisb came within three points Chicago CUbs, lest an ll·lnning recurring headaches, ailing Alind 110 Bryant&Stratton 49 at 5Z-49 but DePaul managed to two-hitler to the New York -----·- - · NYAC 102 Scranton 95 mintain its lead. Mets after hurling 10 hitless Cheyo~I, 87 West Chester 57 North Carolina State had a Innings and posted a one-bitter MaMIIeld 84 Millersville 89 23 · 13 lead before the game against Milwaukee. Hertford 88 Siena 73 actually slarled Wednesdav Among other Reds unsigned Rhlde Is. 19 New Hamp. 62 because that wu u,e score are Deron Johnson, who wants Com.ectlcut 911 Rutgera 84 when the Ugh~> went off Dec. $40,000 or winning the major Le Moyne 13 Clarkson So 11. The Wolfpack increa•ed leaaue runs batted in tiUe lasl Hartwick 71 Wagn~ II their bulge to 22 points 8 t season, pitcher Bill McCaa!, Boston Coli. 1M Tufts 86 halftime againot the Deacons, who Is on Army reserve duty, Bentley 95 S.E. Ma,., Tech 78 who whipped second-ranked and catcher Jim Coker. Middlebury 61 Ambers! 58 Duke 99-88 In overtime Tuesd•y Don Drysdale and Sandy Assumption 7t Clark 69 night. Koufax, who hurled the weak· aU Pill Colby fl Maine 59 Connecticut rolled up a tf. hilling Dodgers to the world Bates fT Bowdoin 82 point hai!Ume lead and coasted championship, are creating Rld~r 82 F'rlgh Dickinson 66 home after lntermiuton against headaches for Los Angeteo Ursmus 75 Juniata 64 the Scarlet Knights, who were General Manager E. J. <BuzE. Stroudabg 94 Kut%town 59 bopeful of an NIT bid. zie~ Bavasl. Shortstop Maury Albany St. 80 New Paltz St. 79 NIT entrant Boston Colle~• Penn. MU. 64 Morsvlan 53 whipped Tufts !IWI while Lions Review Two Hamutoo 75 Hobart 118 Western Michigan nipped ToleAlbright 80 Wllkot 6S do 74-72 In triple overtime to Problems of Club Northeastern 75 Bosb"' U. 57 d•m•• th Roc" 1 , M'd Club problema· lnciodlng Soatb ---.e e ••• I . . Compare It wltli Amerlce Con I e r ence title membersh:p, were topics of Catawba 'IS GuiUord 67 hopes general dilcusslon Wedaeaday wall paint N.car. St. 101 Wake Forest 75 · by lhe Pomeroy Uons. club. you'n wertwadl Temt. Mem. 88 Bethel 71 SMALL COLLEGE POLL Preside~~t Harold Brown preCbril. Bros. 76 King CoD. Sf NEW YORK UP[) aided over the butlness meetValdosta St. 102 Tampa 84 U 11 d Pre 1Intern -The lng following luncheon served Mtsslsalppl 9t Tulane 70 n ll • .~~- ••·n atlonal by ladlot of tha Federated Auburn 74 Georgia 6S •rna co0ege ....,.e.,.. rallngt Ch h · th ' ' • High Pnln Eloo with first-place votes Milliron- urc ID • church basement. Belmont ~ ~ligan ~ los! records througb Sata!Fday, Servlne were Mn. Phlllp Gfo. Mldwtal Feb. 19, In parentheses: bokar, Mrs. Paul Werner. Mrs. De Plul 79 Nlllre Deme 71 Team .. . .. Polnll, tiDy Mayer and Mrs. Elza Gil- Ill w. 2nd St. '"""'"'• o 9 Totals:~.~ . 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MlclL 74 Toled• 12 f3 ott Wut Mare 71 St. Abnlle 67 Marlon 74 Rote Poly 17 Illlftllale u ll'erriJ St. 10 AquiDallll! Detroit CoiL 110 Defiance (Ohio) 17 Olivet 78 KaJ•mi?I!O It Adrian II.' Albloa 88 Hope 66 · Ca!YID Ill Alma 81 Wlndaan (Ontl 94 Yll(!stwn 71 Ntttb Park 74 Lake Forelt 64 DL Weaieyan ·I I m. st. · 19 Eatllm Ill. 101 Lewis lit 8tevtlll Pt. 81 Plaltev!ilt 71 · ~ II Carron ('I(") 78 ~ $t, It SteubenvUle a Wfton 7t Fllldlay 'II Willi (Neb.) SL rl Paru r1 1. Soo. ru. (121 uu1 211:' more.--------~ 2. N. Dakota t9) (20-J~ Jill tr !. Cheyney Sl ll <2M) :112 4. Indiana St. (4) (22-3) 163 5. Tenn. St II) . (111-3) 112 SUNDAY-12 !'lOON UNTIL 6 P.M. 6. Rambling (2) (21-31 178 MONDAY-12 NOON IJNTIL 5 P.M. 7. Long lalaed U. !1114) 71 TUESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. 8. Northern MiclL <13-4) ea /EDNESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. 8. Central Sl. (Oblo~ (11-5) f6 IO. EvanavtUe (11-7) 11 THURSDAY-4 P.M. UNTIL 6:00P.M. Second 10-11, KentuokJ W• FRIDAY--3 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING leyan 50: 12, Seattle Pacllle 411: SATURDAY-5 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING 13, South CaroUna State (I) IT; 14. Abilene Chrilltlan (1) 21; 15, Oglethorpe 211; II, Nevada 23; 17, Valparalao 11; II, Jacka~~! • Sllte 18; It (tie), Albuquerque IDd AtrGII I. OPEN IOWUNG SCHEDULE Pomeroy Bowling Lanes It can't be All extra utenlion phone costs lesa a day than a pos,ta£e tllmp. So·why deny your family tbe conwnience und comfort ol e1tensiaa phones located wbero they work and play? · E1tension·pll m saYutepa, brins privacy and e!iminall! dlttnctioa. 'l'bm'a a Jypt of pbon'e and choice a( colora 10 blelld . . .tlfully wi~ ~"'YIO!JID. ' And ""' importaDt 100111 in ,_: .... ' •Its .... GENIJJAJ. 'II I ftl 911% \ M' 7 I ' i �' I ., ' Humanity is R:estaret! ORRVILLE, Ohio (UPI) -~McHenry had had With bim wo nilbt. A NavY ofllcer ill the releaaed from the jail, - ~ark M<:Hrnry'• _faith In human n1issing. But all of hi!! " year- Omaha but ataUon had queo· which bad aerved as a tempo'iilturt - tarnished back In . old plctlll'tS, bls IOCial ,.,curity Uoood him about lbe absence of rary Navy brig, when officers 1945 - has been relltored. ' card and hll Navy orders were his hal IDd then jallod him accepted hit otory of the lad~ -:- Mdfllll')' learned ~ lesaoo aa :Intact. , wbeD he could product no ord- 1 )llcltpockel. a yullllll ,.av} quartermaster iu ' The incident ~I years ll!lO had ..-s and no ldtntlllcaUOD. : J ck' ·•·••• ed ~L~ be leorood th . ' .. , . a a o.-o were re-ooou 1 , . ·at sorv1~ 1 1anded McHenry In )ad over- Tht PUt momlnC, McHenry aod be e:it on lo Ft rlerce -LB - J. p. d Ampbl~ 1e ges : "' Gaage RHIIIDPI GaUJpolll Dam 12.0, 23.1, runntng S2 fed on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 24.• 04, Pt. Plea!81lt 25.43, Hinloll 1.76 falling, Kanawha Falla U2 falllng, Charleston !US falling. Londor., Marmet and Winfield daDll· Wert OD 1111 lemala f!'II!I)CI toot the money &Dd pot ,the wallet away for rifekeep1ng In a drawl!t, and 21 yeors later had ID at,tack of IUI!ty eolllclence. The wallet Wll telll to the poIIce .._......... ...,... ••~.. In Cotver, ,; t2:;. ;~:eandoT.:"antru~ Communist Attackis Driven off I ... N0 M.Illdless EseaIati•0n ~~~~1150, B... ::w~a~~lthrce !:] 0 INJURED : 1 "\? Humphrey'sSnccess Hinges 1m I his PI 0 p ementmg an 0 1 1 ~ ! ! ~ f I a. g 1 I I 9 • WfaL. 1• f I BEST 9 G...: UPI Briefs '• a HospitaJ News MORA _L.!. mc10ss@ 1 0. ':ri ...,._ I MossIer Murder Trw !..:..1 R Its BattIe Between the CoDVICts on wItness Stand ----- w..-. . + · L._-.. 1• <....,, ,,....,.,. ~""' ,: •• ~~ ~aad ..•":',= ~plq· . "';:":= ~ r ".::....:.! I ·-·• ua '::II 9 . . P,Dthe..,_ , Tbe Pomlll'oy who baven't eud!J barned up IDJbodta 1Jubt1 tbll IeatOn IJI South• eaatern Oblo Athletic League eoii!PfliliOD, nevertbe- less apparently mow bOll 1o defeat Iheir old upriver r1 ·•· .... s ... T nlld ' - · ""' on...em 0 · 011• Tbey underllDed thil Wedneaday nlgbt by edgiDC the Toraadot the tee· ond time tbla aeuon, llld by ldentlealaeonl of 5N8. The lira pme wu December 4 oa Southem'a apaelou1 fioor. It Ia tbe tint time Ill tbe memory of &hla generation o1 fiDI the Pantben defeated Southem twl tb ce 0 11180 leiiOD. /"' lay Urged to Enter Army \ d To "Save Kento 's Faee' H:.=R~~ ~:.?pi ''' ' ·' anthers Hold off Tornado Rally for 59-56 ,v· River News 111111. ' ' Boal MoYfllltDII: ._111; = m p t as targets i l'ralnlng 1n Oblo River - Ranger up 14, ;4j:>: ~· learneo n the hard way , Flnrlda, for underwaler demoli· vWe. · 1:20 p.m.; ADce up 14, &: 35 p. 1 ridmg a ~ from California ~ . t training. m.; OVEC up 14, I \:IS p m.: Omaha, Neo. The teacher was 1 Within a month, the war Havana Zephyr up II, 1: I& L ...... wome he had met on I over and Mcllenr7 returned m.; Queen City up 14, 6 a.m.; h buB and who disappeored ' to hit hometown, Colver, Pa. Ben McCool down 14, 8:!0 a.m.; during tha night, taking with · Andrew Calhoun up 15, 8: 15 p. m.; Opward up 15, 10:50. p.m; McHen<y's hat and' wallet. A ,....... IJitla Edward up 15, ~ a.m.; ·1~ i'lle Navy hat is long lorgol· I He married a girl c:iiJ. and the walif' had been all Ebensburg, Pa., and in Buckeye State down 15, 1::15 but forgotten until thos week , brouaht hit wife and. five a.m.; Luther Herdman up II, wL .1 it showed up in an env~l- , drea to Orrville, where he 1:30 a.m.; RIChard "'Irley dOWD SAlOON (UP!) -U.S. and ~· c-ontaining no more idcnlif~ I 1an hll teaching eueer. 17, 1:20 a.m.; Loulsl8na ~p IT, Auslralle lroopt drove off a 3:45 a.m.; Little George down l<!llliml than e Fremont Neb. Since then the family has heavy Com.muniJt attack 311 17, 5: 40 a.m. ; Lljnga Point miles north of Salgoa before up 17, 6:!0 a.m.; Irene Chotln •hal children- and UWII· loday. At least ft Viet down 17, 6:40 a.m. ; New MarThe black wallet appears un- Cong were killed and 11 were TAPIIL TROT-Jt'a DOt the 111U1110rt of mount a IIDsvllle up II, 5:55 a.m.; Inca wounded aed captured. dlqed despite thO passage of :JOIIIIC rider but lt'uot unuaual at aD lor )'011Di v1aitor1 .down 22, 6:15 up.; &iulhera WASHINGTON (UPI) Prelldent Johnson Is 21 years. McHenry theorizes hla The CoiiUiliDIIstl• sup"""'"" to Ule Lima, Peru, Cblldrell'l Zoo, who are eDCOUftied A. • •• pledged that "there will not .be a mindlesa ~sca~B:tion" ,..._ U --'-~ -•· ... wn .. , .: ... a.m.; J"'"-·t ....... up 1 117 mortars NCOIDtsl riDes to get right In and miDSie with the v........ · 1011111 .. ·' 2 i, , Co~linued from Page 11 , o( the war m VJPt Nam but Is standing behind hts de' '•A• -'·"'ed I tap'·, I ••"'·•t relatt•~ of the bOI'II and .., :4$ a.m.; Chari .. SleVtnIDd machine suns. attacked the ...... ....... for a hrlat ..... trot. ........ •• iD South Amari- ao n up 23 , s:.. •• a.m.; E·"'~ rion Wednesda ~· nighl ,.,hen it t~nnmatl.on ..to take all necessary step& to halt Commu· rblnocerOt, found only """'" ~diplarlert ol tbe U.S. lot C:&D rain toNIII and llaliJIII, tbe ungainly inlmalla a up 211, 8:45a.m.; J. S. Lewll up ' h.10k lht' brunt of the crash. mst agg1esst~n. . . uullltry Dlvlalon'l J•t Brigade --"IWimmlr and diver. Greenup 4:50 p.m.; Mamale>r leat>mklhe n<'w pole mtacc . In a maJor. pohcy statement seen 11 1 .~eply to en· 9 111111 two battalions ol combat • Treated and released at Vet- i tics of hiS pohc1es, the Preitde.nt _that the m~ur troops-one ~erlcan 8Dd one up Greenup 5:45 p.m.; eottoo orans Memonal Hospital Porn- ed use of force must be contmued m an u:erctse of AustraUaD-Whlcb were b l - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Queen dowu t.reenup 1:4' a.m.; Edeana BoSil'OI'tb dowo Greeo!eroy. were Chapman. 'severe "prudent firmness under careful control." JohniO'! said ]lacerations of the head and ' the U.S. a1m was hmtted to _keeplllg _lh•_ Nortb Vtelna111118ckl!d nearby. up 3:(11 a.m.: ~oseph . . Choun Heavy American mortar lire down Meldahl 4.:!0 p.m., Valvo:mtnor ruts .about the face: mese .from conquenng ! . . ' •N '.chri•lina Chapman, 17. Pt . South VIet Nam. pl~m : It " DO. m 0 hroke up the attack, and line down Meldahl 11:25 p.m.: j Pleasant aevere lacerations ol He SOld that no oct of the Our purpose ill Viet Na Australlan patroll ambushed Ravenswood up Meldahl 12:311 :lloe forellead and minor cuts a- Untied States would nsk the to prevent the IUCCfll of the Commllllilfl 11 they feU a.m.; Alton Zephyr up Meldabl ~lx•ut fact, and James Meadows _ entry of Red China into Ute war Kfessioa," J~~ PUI. ••Jt 11ack. WASHINGTON (UPI)- The- test of VIce President 1:35 a.m.; Hamilton up Meldahl ~o P1 Pleasant la ceration to " it there is any reason left not conquest; tt l8 not empire; Allied ca.'ualtles were de- Hubert H. Humphrey's Asian trip will be whether the 3:50 a.m. 'roghl l,eg ond lo~er lip. behmd the wild word• of it i! , ant forelan baaeo; H II ICI'ibed as "llghl " /Ideas be promoted on an unparalleled scale will, In GaDipolft Dam - PoUy R. Magdalene SL Clair. a pas- Pekmg," . dom:nallon. It II to preveot · fact, be put Into effect. don 5 p.m.; .... Fleore up 7:45 ~engec in a car driven by Fred Conllnne l:;ftorts forceful eonquest. of South In other fighUng, 127 CommuIn the nine nations he visited Humphrey drummed p.m.; Pblllp Sporn down 11:35 ·)SI Clair, 58. RL 1 Cheshire, And he said the Umted States . Nam by North Vltt Nam •.•. Dlsts were reported killed today up support for a concept of bow to handle the VietNam p.m.; Jennifer Jean up 12.25 L j\-.as trealed at Holz<r Hospital. would continue its efforts lA> ' "We are Uline"!~th~l~t .::::;j -·74 by South Vietnameae war. His theme was the ~two-front war''- fighting the m.; Mountain State up 5:15 L f.md released. for minor injur- end the. war, remi~ding \~e ~ and only that fo troopa, 26 by U.S. Marines, 14 Communists militarily, launching effort. for 10- m.; Robert Reed down UO L ~es afler an accident at 9:30 Commumsts once agam that h11 to •top tha aggreulou ••• by troopen of the tst U.S. Air clal and ec~nomlf m.; Zimmer down 6:20 a.m.; 1~ m. Wednesday on the Addison- offer of unconditional peace number have ln:e!:'':ih!:l Cavalry end 13 by the 1st ment to build a "new of eloquence that Kentucldan up 8:55a.m. :aciajolll• Hd, talk• still atando. cause the IQI'OBiloo of IDiantry. ely." to move deeply some Klllawha River - 0. II'. ; Broken glass went inlo the The Chief Executive ouUIDed lbao lncreued. The blgh boP• I Elsewhere In Viet Nam: his 'audii!IICeO In ludla, Shearer down Marmet I:SS' p. oulh and throat of Mrs. St his stand In an add""' in New :of the aggressor blvt -The commander of South Humphrey Ill a 18lesman ThaliiDd and Australia, m.; Beaver down Marmet li:40 lair. She had o!Oer mmor York Wednesday night. where .dlmmed, and the tide of Viet Nam'a only Jet squadron, ccmsumate skill. He struck In most of the countrlea he p.m. ;Giendora dowo Marinet ul> lot rerelved the annual Free- battle baa turned. Maj. Nguyen Ngoc Bien, was tparkll of enlhuslasm In vlalted all but Pakistan and 1:>10 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lutas i The patrol said St Clair lost , dom Award of the Freedom , "Our measured ...., ot nm over and killed by hill own with South Vietnamese Premier Lao!, which b&ve apecial down Marmet 4:10 a.m.; Allen l'ontroJ. on a curve Hi !I car ' H?Use Foundation. must be continued. But tbll 115'1 lfghter-bomber In a freak N cao Ky Ht rose to problema - Humphrey drew ft. Merrlll up Marmet 4'20 a. rent of! the right side of the ' Some of the groups which prudent firmnesa under eareful accident at Plelku air baae. auyen • some lndlcaUon of aupport for m.; l'ort Dearborn dowa Marload. then the- left side, and havr criticized Johnson made control There Ia not, and His dmlbled plane was being Wort 111 tH Roalo 1 117· development proJacta In Viet met 1:20 a.m.; Jeflersoo UJI ~verturned onto its top In a this presence felt at the award will not be, 1 mil!ldlelll poshed off the nmway wben the Nam. Wlnfteld 7::!0 p.m.: National Uitch There was heavy damage •dinner itself. Anti-war pickets ~ca)ation!' brskea faDed. Bien leaped from paaa Ia Molat Celmly The "two· front" formula II down Winfield 10:1& p.m.; A. lo the car poraded outside and Secret Johnson underlined his atatethe plane and wu rua over. ba 1llrlod Mardi T, H Wit almple ~d direct. Yet it Is J. Patten up Winfield 1:10 1, 1: St Clair was charged with !Sen•ice agents removed one ment that U. S. forrea "hoo,. -A U.S. Navy patrol boat learned WedMtd•y Ill Marl- vastly difficult to execute. m.; Semel down Winfield 3:21 8BJN.JNI88: Jllehel GoiiUI Jeed in excess for road condl- ~. tuxedo·dad man who stood up ·and. will bave what theJ was called In to the coast near ella. Molt veteran obaervera In m 1 fw Palolt ....... lllat IU ons and cited to municipal And shooted "peace in Viet ,to fight the IJRI'OIIOr" Saigon and U. S. officials . ' IILitt II tiiU Ia. He doet II Tam Ky to provide aunflre urt, feb 25. . !NAm" at the start of the 'Bayong that tha full miUt~! .. thadet of pblk lad UyY IUppol't for Vletna~NM lrOOpB : . ~Ide.::~"':!m~ ttaUoned tbere-opeaklng pr~ MARRIAGE APPLJCATIII! te _ , willa a raapbe117 uhort!. " The patrol mv~sllgated • ~ President'• speech In the mildlt of the United 111atet · Stela. eo~ coatradur ftr vately - thoUJht Humpbrey Dwaln Otis Casto JO engillell lppmg accident at 10:05' Waldorf Altoria Hotel. behind Gen. William C. w..t.t Pit ....,.IIIII wool -t. tile _.,IM,IIT prejecl, report- waa on the right track. But AND WUma Earl.;e !dnesday on Rt. 7, aev- , Wh1te House Preso Secretary· moreland. the U.S. conlllllllllllrl X... ille •• tl4e cWIDI LA!!T DAY SET ed the wort 11 tclledoled to felt lbe biggest probkne 30 teeretary • of a mole south of Mid, Bill D. Moyera said Jobnaon Ia South Viet Nam. '· W. .l, (Dade~ Gibbs, rep. lie"'" Ia the Bobtoa &rei, II would ba putting lht Jli'OII"&m ' - -·- - .Into effect ·~ltport.OlkflCOTidr_ said unknoa aoutb- jsaw the address 11 18 - - - - - - - - - trar of molor velddot Ia Pc . iver . wn, opportunity "lo elpreu hill lltalk HoUle 41 21 ~ • ~- planed to Humphrey's travels In t h e eroy, aald tadaJ the llaal dOJ earlier tlut'ID ' • oury bat Wll aJ. f stone breakmg the views on questions whkh h B<!auty SaiDII 35 21 for applfllll lor reserved IJ.. laocl btt."se tl rfPI cl Salgoa area concentrated CHI a windshield of a car driven bv been rao'sed . •· ave ' Sen~-! • few auccess atory villages . m a numllt\'r ofl ,... S2 • 1 eeue Jla!et II SaiiUday, FeJ>. henneth W. Madden, 37, Rt. I different contuts lately," and I Tavern 30 SS way Jll"'bbwhere Vietnamese peasllll.t. nary 10, from t Lm. uti have been lilted up from lol~ddleport. not "as a apecific answer to ' FOI'elt BIDet SO SS IOCHI. Prlee of reaerves platet . . 0 Y H, S... 29, Pomeroy, was •pcrific critics or to th wbo Drug 1 42 utreme poverty to a deSfee of It PUS. Plltes will co oa aa1t '"' 1 "~ on a ch>r~• of dr; ving ·disagm with them." ose 111gb -IJnda ~lnebrea- Marcil I at Glllba G._,., well belnt! and llecW'ity qalnat on A deni at 2:21 ~,ID. joday on Rt. Auwers Qoesti Seri m1 MalbeiTJ'"•, Pomeroy. CommuniJt temlrltll. north of the Silver Bridge. His . Nevertheleso th ";' ld , ll5; High es - N1lo ILOOD 7. four ~nd eight tenths miles ,outlined hill 'T e_ res enl t 427; Hlgb Gamt ... DONOR'S north or!the Sliver l!rld~e Hts l f fiOSilon ID tha form · POMEROY LAND - Dulloa Drup CIIILD IQJJ!D MTCH u•e is fo be heard F'rlday 'o answers to questions h• IBid Baatam Glrlt 1810. CLEVELAND (UPI) - WllJio The patrol soid ,See , driving wert beilll asked about the war Febnary If, 1M da Dawson, S, Wll deed CHI ar<CoDUnued from pap 1 ) norlh on Rt 7, went off 1 h, a~ the dir<ctlon It would take. Woa . _ . llefl rival at Mount Slnalliolpltal of emment equlpmen~ lncludlnt! right side ef the highway and Some askif this ~. 1 war for Team 1 FellnwJo U. ..,. Injuries received WedDesday AT THI eneiJie partl lllated lor use Ia : . his car •truck a concrt'le bridge ~nllmoted ob)tCIIVe!, the Prot-:Team 2 2 WOI Loll night wbeD fire tlnlck her ILOOD• the Viet Nam war. Teo auspecll 1 1 bome. railing. There was heavy dam ideni said. "Tbo BDI- Js ' Tam s 2 1 S MOIIU In euatody bl U. Aft8elea age lo the car And minor to the Team 4 2 2 Tam I I 1 and two In SaD Franctaco, near bridgo S.e was not Injured. - - 111gb _ 1 !!oultbJ 112 . Hlgb Babr'l Clolblen I 4 AMVETS TO MEil1J' the Alameda Navll Air St. 1 4 Team T~m 2, 735. ' Tum The Amm Pot! No. 10 w111 BLOOD SAVES LIVES from whldl moll of the Hiib Glllll - Dave J........ &wlslt-• 1bau Its regolar meeting 11 7 property - taken. IT/·',,. HighUl"" 8erleeT - DOD I&DIIIa le•o G p.m. Monday, February 28, at a1101 PIOGWI The It auspecll wert IDdld• er -: ..... earn arne - the 17 ed Wedaelday In .U. Anielea •Continued from Pa•e I) Entered Rospllll 1 Februry • Jill Tum S, 7M; HIP Team SerbiD. " , Team 4 I 1 bJ I federal gr&Dd Jury, rentral Ohio Breeding Aasoda· P~r~ens entermg H('\h:er Hos· Team 2 • 1 8 - BatWI Clotblen, 21M. ti<>n \larch 5. p1iot durmg the lut 24 bourt Team 3 l"'rat Half WlluNr - Babr't 4 4 PTA TO MEET • Clothlen. WASHINGTON (UPD - Prellclent Jolmson'l •• Mr Woode also announced mcluded Rot!•• Lee Miller, ' Team 1 1 The M•lgs County CouRdi that COBA experts to have , 818 firs I Ave_: Scott c. Elllott, High G and lleriel there will be DO "mllldlen eaealatloa" of the PTA wm meat at Cheater, Mu. available by mid • summer 1 1:111 Chillicothe Rd.; Mldlael l!3g e '";' . - ~p Trl Colu!ly Ltape Viet !li'am eoDfllet lalo a maJor war failed lo tlllll hll spec,• I material which will aid · L. Skidmore, Rt. 1 GaUipolla; Tea!.':;.,.~ ~I h FebroarJ U. 1111 Se"*te ,erWn todaj-. Sen. Wayne L. Mone, D-Ore., I at 7:30 p. m. Speakers wiD In synchronized heat of . beef Gary A. Stewart, Rt. 2 Galllpo- 4, IOI, ~SU. • - am , , hlllll wiM well tp meiDd the "blank ehect" authority In be Mrs. Plkkoja. of tilt Melat VIIULI! CBARACTilcows ThiS woll greatly ••s•;I 111 ; bs : Mrs. Harry F. Marks, Rt. Q>ow 1 Steak JlouM 411 IJoiJtheUt'·!Ill given tbe President Ia an August, County Dlatrtct Libr<aY 1nd Actor Nf&el G11111 rate~ a reeking artificial insemination 2 Patriot: Mra, Alva P. Ml> Jaalor RIP 01111 Foreman and Abbott 25 1114; ntOlutiOD, reJeeted Jolmlon'l declaraUon Ia Mrs. Harold Lohte, S.E.O. ~ be-man rote In the bow aJonial Director. fUm, ''Tobruk," now heiDi of moro value to ·beef produc- 1Guire, Rt. I Crown City; James Fell It IJII UeJp CCIImt)t u..p Club U New York. made In the California ers . IG. Scott Eureka Star Rt.; Mrs JDIMAr/ • Crall'I Martel . 22 "Ia the Prealdflllfl IJieecb there '11'11 DOt one deaert near II Centr._ The aS9ociation also made [Odie G. Burroo, Pt. Pleasant; lliP (llr!J Roltum Salel 22 WOrd *"out ealliDg on the non-eombatant naliODI to llelp a-.1 11oap1W Green will be remembered arran1ements to eooperate wttb·: Ralph W. Zerkel, IIArUord; T Woa a..! G • J Auto Partt 13 tlfnllgt a eeaieflre, Tbe United Statet e&DDot .eUie Admlaaltu - Jeuettt Polll, 11 the silky-amooth heaVJ 1 the Ohio Dairyman's Associ• Mrs. Robert L. Sawyera, Ma• Team Z I lfl&h G1111111Dd lerleltbe war tbr9alh I Dnilatenl polley or with bllaterll In "lila ~~ ' Flit." 1 I I 11011 with the program for the on ; Charlea J. UtvinK, Rt. 1 Team Sclulllng 251, Htl; l[h ~==I aegotlaliel;'' be told the UPJ. Dlleltarpo - Jamtl Salem, 2 Sludy of Cooperatives for Youth Letarl; Lawrence Milhoan, Mid- Team 1 I Game and Serlea - -~~ Pt. Pleasaat; Johll MltcheU, -------~1 during the summer, the dai'l dleport : MMI. George K Groen, ~=b ~ aed s.rlea ,!,.1_~~~_i_A_bll_•_o«..:.~..:N,...:....2_1111..:~..:·_ _ _.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '1~:~; WUDam Blankenablp, princess Pf«<l'am, and the Rt. 2 Albany; Mra. Margaret - _. It Detail Pattenoa, establishment of counly goa[& , Titus, Rutland; Mrs. Donald G. ~ ~~: a HIP o Pomeroy: Lim McElhinney, for lhe Melfi• County Extenaion r Anderson, Ravenswood; Earl ellln arne let -Tum ~es Middleport: Nellie Burfonl, Servoce $ Goodm, Atheru:; M1u Shirley 1, 454, ~ 8 ,... ~...._ l'omerol'· 0 Others attrndlng the meellng ! Ann Jones, Rt. 1 Chillicothe; .- ....-. ' lflo In additlo:j lo !hoot menllon•d : Danny K. Grace, Oak_ HiD: ,........, It ,.. THE WEATIID above '¥'' Oris Roush Gene Mrs. Carl I. Payton, Kitlt Hill, Woa 1M! ao.47 ..a toaliltt. 1 .. In Jeffers.:; and Blakeslee. Regu. Barbara Ri8fls, Rt. a New Ttam I 4 J II• II. D. Qt1IOO Mulvey hu beeome the matt bulband tnled aad that Dttrrteo uta- lltl,ln lar meeUngs for the directors Matamoras ; Ml'll. Roy McNur- LewiS Repair 2 4 .. malliDed . cbaraeter bl the yean later he, Mulvey, 1181 fllldPJ Jl • a FrldaJ Jlllll sit for the 4th Tue!ida llo. Ashland, Ky.: Mrs. Jamea ."1gb Gamt - Zlta Nirei Itt; MIAMI (UP!) -'l'lw Moaller aat1re cue u far 11 nia jail wtth Powers and tbt ~. 1 Utile - · of eacb, mi>nth Y E. Phelps, Rusaell, Ky.; Jamea High Serlea - Pam Sylvtll4r murder jury comea back loday (III'IOIIIllntegrlly 11 coacemed. 00Dfe1Ht1 lllbblni Mauler L. Stringer, Rt. t Oek Hill: 3t'l; Hll[h Team Game and ifr. far ol the hattlt of the A parat1e of wllnuaea baa aald deatiL DEV~ ,ro INTERB:St OF 1 Mrs. Okey M. L&Dden, _lkett lei - Team 1, 417, UN. OOD\'Icll. Tha del-. 11 produe- they wouldn't believe blm Tile defenle retaliated ~---=-~-.;;~ •. · · Depot, W. Va. ; Mrs. Wdham IDe u IIT&y c1 Jal!blnll to UDder oath. Delday 117 brlngiJII Into Judie II MEU¥! . MASON ARU T, Ghearing, Wellston; Mn. rPOMEROY LANII dltcreclit the tet11m0111 ol the Georle E. Sebult' . clrcult .,...,.. ;, ~ ... ;..,.,..; !bur J. Helm, Jackaon JMior MIM pl'lllioul IITIY of I&Ultlrdl MeiYID Lane Powtrt, 28, and courtroom Vlrlll Nelloa Dlatblreod Pelnlr)o U, ~by the~ bll &IIIII, Cand7 Moaler, 41, ford, 28, 1 ...... H ...., - - ...... Mn. James • Addll, Dout... .... .... charpd with tile J - 10, fieldwork tanned Inmate t',~;':~,o,::.:=-.~= lit Adkina, Mn. &bart E. (b. Ttam 1 12 t Tilt llfl.mala ltii'J II beiDC 1804, slaying here of Candy'• Tau' maximum IIC1II'lty ,..,, ""'"· - · ""'- - . flo, Jr., Mrs. Paul D. Daitoa, Tpm 4 t 1 llbd to ...... IIDe wild itlory multlm • mWIOIIIlre hutb&Dd, where he 11 MI'Vinl "or'"' ;J'rt,,V:,.' ........., """' lllar!ts ! . Eblin, Jolm G. Has011 1 1 qalnat aootblr wild tlof)'__,. Jacquet M.,.aler, 1. Till tlata : tllllltlll 1 miDcir m::'~ .,,'~ kiN, Mrs. Clara (,ou Ktnt, Wlllts !leotrle 1 r IOIIIt of the ttory tellerl on produced Mulvey iiid loui' llaltGrd dtiCI'Ibeci hlmtelf ""'' • •• · Chetter W. Richardt, Roma Ttllm a 4 1 lltth aldet are lbe ba1e1t tiOrt oilier mea WHh J'lieGtida to a "real dote'' prison lr'•nd ~::::~~"'&:!':...~.: ll'fne Rose. Keaneth G. Rouah, Tftm 5 1 11 of crtmlnale. testify oae or tile olllti' of flit IIUIV11 Be aald BID ....... No• .... "'''· · N • • N<Jah C. Saundera, Rlchord W. High Game IIIII 1er1tt -Bar- 01 tap tod&J 11 ODI Wally defend&DIIIrled to hire thlm to bid toW blin to JfJ ,.....,_ """' .....,.. •• Sal'lfenl. Mra. Jamot Scali Mn. bara Wbltl141. • : ll'lltb 1'1111- Mendez to aay that whit one ldll the IIDoneler; . County Jail In early lfltl t111t ;•;::,:• ,:."';:'.,~,:, ":" I: William J. Sheridan. Mrs. Rich· Ill 110, 4'12. RIP Team Game Billy Frut Mutv., told 111m In llulv.,, a 21..tlme OIIIIVId, dldll't kMw lll1thlnl lbout :~::0..::-.;.:~·~• ~; R. Sm1t.h,. Jane A. Weill, .alllllllriell - T - 4, 11•, IIIII. tha H1rr1e CCIImt)t llfouaton, nareot1et addict apd ID!Mmer, Motller but tbat he • - _ , ...,. ,.,..., orner E. White, Mn. Samuel 11uJ lljJillft Tel.) J.u 00. J10 Jbe II aD bad lOki tha Jut7 CaadJ bid J01D1 to leltlfy "to wbltever!! ~~. ":~'":.,"":1..0:."~ ~· Terry ·~ lnfaat ..... Mn. ,.._., .. IJII. With what MulV., . ~ 11 a pv• him a fl,tiGI dowo file Jl'DPle waaled bllll .,.,..... wW ...._ .._ I " ·"' errlil J. 0 DeO ud lafaal W• Lilt [II'OIICUIIaa wu nn JII,JDIODI ltl It liot 1111' 11111fJ 1o." lldM lliilll" · - ._ - ~ .; ~n Teacher's Faith I r , ' Ronnie "Banes" Logan, • s- 1ern. hit from outllde t. llllke Torllldoes' Wlllbrowll· llllll: the 1he lhlrtl quarter. Tiley . dlda'tcard their olslh wiD of tha -loa"lllllll . . "uJideunlor, scored three polntllthe score 5U4 atlll favorlai llnal bubl ·of the game with tr.lw again. ' soa against 12 l0111e1. 11-wwlat~=~·t~~ · ~ · p~I!J:• jif~;~ ~:f: t" the Jut ' alx aeconda In Pomeroy. Diet Knight wu oue aecond lefl It wu Logaa'a Opening the foorth Knight Tornadoes' 131h loeo 11 Solh outatandln' Individual effortltouled In thootln.& but mlaaed big three polnll Ia the dying hit from outside, Bill Moore, flve wins. · touraame8t 'JIW,; .. give the Pomeroy Panthen both ebanees wiili lllx aecoods •econdl that were the victory Dick Werry . 8Dd Bruce Simp- S.Utbern shot 41 tlmel P~~~ ,. 5NI vi....., over the South- Jell. I - o •ot the rebouoci mar"'•. son ""I ebets bome, IDd Pome- tha field hit 22 ltmea, tried 5 4 .-3 ·-• ..,.. • ••· 1 1 ,1-33 Tomadoea Wedoesday night olf Knlgth'• aecond mlu udi Those were the final Ore- roy with 3::!0 left led by 9 at from the me line, made ~~ ;~:t~~j ·~=~~~:~ Pomeroy iYffi· Thla w11 a put lha ball up and In for lll·'woru In a gama thet after theii0-41. . good and took down 28 re wilh ·lt: ·. pottponed wileD IUIO\Y clos- 54. fll'llt few minulet Wll 11 even bowlda. both tcboolll. The Panthen Southern turned the ball ..er aa 1ny matdl could ba throuah Here was where tha Torna- The Panthers took 70 won aa earlier game with almolt Immediately and Logutthe aecond and third perlodt doel s fumUade the!lrShmove. CuPrell-ndlff from the Oeld, made 24, Southern. wu fouled with lbree ROOnds when the score was tied of ng rour ' erm II for 22 at the free ~=~!Ptnler<l~mmii~ - :~~ 5 With 10 second• left Bobby left. He made It for 5U4. South- cbanged lead 21 timea. Knight's ~ndw~:'o.:~~ the gap to :1- line, and got 38 rebounds. IGrues•er who led a determined ern got lbe ball down court free throw fiDally pot the Pan· • · gan was high with 13. Cundiff minutes rally by South· with one ltq heava IIlii tha' then abead 42-40 at the end of But the Panthen ' bung on to The Penthers, cold Circle 1-U, · .,· ::~·ldan~ueto Rockets .. Caasius Clay was urged te .... IJf 111 enter the armed servleeit • IGullvllle. Immediately In a resolution passed Wednesday night by the Tbe resolutloa. Introduced Kentucky State s.nate. Sea. WOllam L. SulllviD, Cloy's oudden aversion to !!"'dersoa, asked Clay fighting, the resoluUon said, abandon blo "br~ngs discredit to aU loyal efforts to avoid duty In Kentueklana end to the names country which afforded him """""~1ty to achieve of thousands of men wbo gave 0.,....their Uves for this country eminence of the blgbest during his lifetime." and to tel a better example 'Ihe heavyweight champion the other young mea.' has said be objecll to lnductloo The Senate chamber In the Army becauae he is a Into 1 roaring applaWII Black Muslim. Clay't draft paaaage of the resoluUoa. U,pset by· :u~~:z"!~th~: :U~ Broncos~:~~:;~~:~;;.any s~1~::=-: ""-8. Totals J&.UA ·'~1: time at 111-13 witll 7:40 left Ithe seceod quarter. From By Uulled Preis IDterutlonal with three aeconda remaialnl In December. victory of the year against a A funny thing happened to for a 74-72 upset victory. Ceotral State next week be- United States team In h• win Toledo's Mid-American Confer· Tbe Broncot, who trailed II· glJII defense of Ita NAJA nation- over Youngaown, which is now ence championship e1press -It 54 with 5:35 remaining, lied It al cbamplonablp with the Dis- 17-4 for the season. got derailed. at 64-84 on a ZO.footer by E''lhm trlct 22 playofl at Findlay. Gil Ra ol Ash! nd d Allhouah the Rockets can aWl with 3:33 lefl. Both teiiiiiS SteubeDvtUe wm compete in the .,. Y 10 . 1 big• wountb ~P1 '" Ior the cbampIons h"lJl sta!led the rest oI ... -~•·tl " ' Mid• .,.. career way WI to • tte 6uauu - on NCAA oo11ege dJVISIOns ts to th Eagle and force a playoff lor the time and moate I lbe tbree ov- Eaat regional tournament at pom pace e Ia ' a NCAA tournament spot, they ertimes before Blohm's game- Akroo next month. ::.6-69h~ ovf2?:e,.nd S~~ have to do it the hard way. To- winning basket. Boullion 111111 Fllldlay, who 1 ~ do Jedo, a triple overtime victim Eltewhere Ill Ohio college play eacb other in the NAIA Dis· anth "';;::0 up rd camp gn fo Western Michigan on basketball, It was a rugged trlct 22 playoff, ttaged a pre- wt • reco · Wednesday night, must defeat aigbt for three tournament- view game with tho Beavers Defiance's DOD TerhUDe Mtami Saturday night and then bound teama as FlDdlay, taking a 711-76 victory. Bluffton scored 29 and teammate Dick whip Ohio University in the Bob- Youngstown and steubeDville aU fought off a last-minute Find- Wierwille hit 25 points in an 87· cats' lair next week In order to met defeat. lay aurge thai brought the OJI. 79 win over Olivet of Michigan. abare the crown. Celllral AvoJe& Loto era to within one point on two The opening of tha Ohio ConToledn led the Broncos Towering Central Stole gained occall001 during the final Iorence tournament at three through moat of the game be· revenge lor an earlier defeat by tlages. sitet and Dayton's appearanee fore an overftow crowd at the walloping Steubenville, 8HI8• at Youngttown's PenguiU, who In Madison Square Gardro In By Ualted Preat IDtarnau-1 Toallley Bopeo Dlmm<d Toledo Sports Arena but wasted Wilberforce. Ken Wilburn haven't been able to win In New York highlight tordght's Arter their 111'11-round NCAA E Ia e where, a aeven-polnt J•ad in the final scored 18 points and collected tbree tries since acceptilli a' college basketball slate. partnel'll were named, Sl. dimmed Rutgen NIT minutes and finally losl in II rebounds to lead the Maraud- NCAA tournament bid, were The Flyers, wbo acr-epted an Joseph's &Dd We•tern Kentw:ky !Ions by · blasting the the third overtime when West- ers, who had their 3&-game win Jolted ogaln 111 Windsor, Ont., NCAA tournament bid Wedneswent out of their way to Knights 96-84, and ern's Bob Blohm hit a jumper streak stopped by the Blrl>'ll 94-71. Windsor scored Its first day, meet high-scoring Houstoa Introduce themselvea. Carolina State completed in the big 10wn In hopes of scoring their 20th victory of the .earller game wllh Wake ah'!!~ t e : r : u : W : :~..h~llur~nbyha~Un;y year. The Cougars have won IS Providence waUuping Lafayrow.Ohio . Conference tour· IIIHIO byWednesda . ht De aeons IOJ-7o. By WILL1AM VERIGAN ,.,. ,.dis, wbose Iarceny on th e pileber Cbuc.• E slra da to th el inIna the ette Y rug , UP! Sports Writer basepalhs was one bl the most California Angell:' SeatUe farm namenl firsl round 11 w11l be and tha 14tlwanked llllltoppera St. Joeeph 8 rolled up 1 Jim Maloney migbt be potent weapona In the Dodgers' club and signed righthander Wit!enberg-Ken)"ln and Deniilflll.. said hello to Loyola of ChiCago halftime lead en ~te to making pitches to customers at arsenal. hopes to wiD4 up with Moe Drabowsky afler a two- Muskingum at Granville, Otterby smothering the Puerto seventh slralght VIctory. After his used car lot Instead of a $100,000 contract. day boldout for $15,000. beln-Capital and Marielta-Ohio Rican Olympians 114-0. opening up • 27-polnt lead sing batters if the Cincinna· 1 · midway through the . aecond oppo . To DIICDII ,._, The Washlugten Senators Wesleyan at Capital and Mount Sl. Joseph'• faces the etghtb- half, the Hawks cleared their II Reds don't meet bis aalary Bavui, who wlll meet with signed Joe Coleman Jr., and Union • Oberlin, Wooster-Bald· ranked Friars Marcb 8 at benc:b but continued to puU demands. Drysdale and Koufn today to illbelder Tim Cullen; veteran win-Wallace and Akron • Hiram Blacksburg, Va., while Western away from the Leopards, whose Like any good used ear discuso terms, said he didn't righthander Ray Herbert eamela;;;t;;;A;;;kro=n·====== Kentucky meets the lourth· six-tame winning ttreak wa• dealer, Maloney knews the e1pect the star pitchers to to terms with the Phlladelpbinlr . value of haggling over a price leave for tha Florl!la training PhiUies; Kausas City slflned ranked Ramblers March 7 at snapped. FIRST Kent, Ohio. The NCAl\ aninstead of accepting tha first camp with the rest of the team pitchers Jobn O'Donugbue and QUALITY 1 nounced Its member-at-large Seven HiUtoppers. scored In offer. oa Salllrday. Fred Talbot 8Dd rookie catcher REGULAR selections 111111 palrlnas Wednes- double Ogores wath Wayne ' The duo is lor fl Ken SU&re~· 111111 lefth&Dder Certt'fiecl Ot"l Stat"aon d ay. Cb apman •I 20 pom · ts '·-''•• The hisbf& sedrighthander ~.. bu .;.. who In million betweea ~.. them aver a Dick Kelly •Inked his contract NIT I U p s•·te the parade. Western Kentucky runa u . car s s I three-year period. wi..t.~h~lhe~·A~fl~an:ta~B~ra~v~es~_ _:_l~"'w'"'."'Ma""'ln"'II'"'."""""""""P•,.,mo...,roy~ se ec ons enn "' led li&-311 at the IDII!rmlsslon J>resno, Calif., during the o f. . . _ · 1 and DePaul had . lougher lin••• break and rolled to its 2Ist season, admits, "I've sent back b B~~ G~, N r~ght- • lmpressllDg !herr tournament vtcto In 2S starts about four contraclt to Phil an w er m o atioDal !oea. The Nltlany Lions broke ry · Seghl (Reds' general manager). Leagoe, c~me to tenna wllh open a cloee game to nip Jeff Persson, suffering with a They caD for a raise, but il is the St. LooiS _!far~ W~ Bucknell 66-17 8Dd the Blue bad cold, came off UJe benc:h ant what I have In mind." day along ~~th relief Pitcher Demons rallied to shade Notre with 13 minutes left and scorod What Maloney hu In mind is ~n . 1Denms, abortstop Dal Dame 79-71. nine points In 2\l minutet to about twice as much as he ami • outfielder Aiel Johnpreserve the triumph for Penn earned last season or roughly son and utility man Tito Stste. The game ""' tied 14 $55,000. Francona. times before Perison's twisting Has Pride Houaton flrlt bueman Jim layup put the Nlttan•1 Lions "I lave nothing agalnat the Gent:le, who slumped from 41 ahead for good at 55-53. Reds but I also have some homers In 1961 to only 17 lut pride and think 1 deserve the season, cbecked Into the ~~· lrlab Lote lltb raise 1 am uking," he said camp at Cocoa, Fla., boplliJ h11 By Volted Pren lalerDatloDal DePaul handed t1e Fighting Wedneaday. shrinking wa!JIIIne would obow Eaot 1mb !hair 19111 telback fll the Maloney backa up hill aa1ary up In Increased hitltog percenBkiJit Poly 73 Steveoo Tech 65 seeson. Notre Dame led ss-33 at demand• with a ~ record, hge Loyola (La.) 51 Fordbam 00 halltime but tha Blue Demons z.st esmed run average, five The Baltimore Orlolea, In a Wash.lrJeff. S'o Thiel 65 tied the score immeolidlely shutouts and 24 strikeouts la•t flurry of activity, sent calcber w..tminster 102 Pittsburgh 71 alter Intermission and shot aeuon. He also pilcbed a 10- Dirk Brown to Jobna Hopkins Edinboro 13 CJar.loo 7J away lo a 46-38 advnatage. The inning no-hitter lllainat the Hospital for dl&gllOIIis .t st. Jos. (Pa.) ltll Lafayelte 80 Irisb came within three points Chicago CUbs, lest an ll·lnning recurring headaches, ailing Alind 110 Bryant&Stratton 49 at 5Z-49 but DePaul managed to two-hitler to the New York -----·- - · NYAC 102 Scranton 95 mintain its lead. Mets after hurling 10 hitless Cheyo~I, 87 West Chester 57 North Carolina State had a Innings and posted a one-bitter MaMIIeld 84 Millersville 89 23 · 13 lead before the game against Milwaukee. Hertford 88 Siena 73 actually slarled Wednesdav Among other Reds unsigned Rhlde Is. 19 New Hamp. 62 because that wu u,e score are Deron Johnson, who wants Com.ectlcut 911 Rutgera 84 when the Ugh~> went off Dec. $40,000 or winning the major Le Moyne 13 Clarkson So 11. The Wolfpack increa•ed leaaue runs batted in tiUe lasl Hartwick 71 Wagn~ II their bulge to 22 points 8 t season, pitcher Bill McCaa!, Boston Coli. 1M Tufts 86 halftime againot the Deacons, who Is on Army reserve duty, Bentley 95 S.E. Ma,., Tech 78 who whipped second-ranked and catcher Jim Coker. Middlebury 61 Ambers! 58 Duke 99-88 In overtime Tuesd•y Don Drysdale and Sandy Assumption 7t Clark 69 night. Koufax, who hurled the weak· aU Pill Colby fl Maine 59 Connecticut rolled up a tf. hilling Dodgers to the world Bates fT Bowdoin 82 point hai!Ume lead and coasted championship, are creating Rld~r 82 F'rlgh Dickinson 66 home after lntermiuton against headaches for Los Angeteo Ursmus 75 Juniata 64 the Scarlet Knights, who were General Manager E. J. <BuzE. Stroudabg 94 Kut%town 59 bopeful of an NIT bid. zie~ Bavasl. Shortstop Maury Albany St. 80 New Paltz St. 79 NIT entrant Boston Colle~• Penn. MU. 64 Morsvlan 53 whipped Tufts !IWI while Lions Review Two Hamutoo 75 Hobart 118 Western Michigan nipped ToleAlbright 80 Wllkot 6S do 74-72 In triple overtime to Problems of Club Northeastern 75 Bosb"' U. 57 d•m•• th Roc" 1 , M'd Club problema· lnciodlng Soatb ---.e e ••• I . . Compare It wltli Amerlce Con I e r ence title membersh:p, were topics of Catawba 'IS GuiUord 67 hopes general dilcusslon Wedaeaday wall paint N.car. St. 101 Wake Forest 75 · by lhe Pomeroy Uons. club. you'n wertwadl Temt. Mem. 88 Bethel 71 SMALL COLLEGE POLL Preside~~t Harold Brown preCbril. Bros. 76 King CoD. Sf NEW YORK UP[) aided over the butlness meetValdosta St. 102 Tampa 84 U 11 d Pre 1Intern -The lng following luncheon served Mtsslsalppl 9t Tulane 70 n ll • .~~- ••·n atlonal by ladlot of tha Federated Auburn 74 Georgia 6S •rna co0ege ....,.e.,.. rallngt Ch h · th ' ' • High Pnln Eloo with first-place votes Milliron- urc ID • church basement. Belmont ~ ~ligan ~ los! records througb Sata!Fday, Servlne were Mn. Phlllp Gfo. Mldwtal Feb. 19, In parentheses: bokar, Mrs. Paul Werner. Mrs. De Plul 79 Nlllre Deme 71 Team .. . .. Polnll, tiDy Mayer and Mrs. Elza Gil- Ill w. 2nd St. '"""'"'• o 9 Totals:~.~ . 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MlclL 74 Toled• 12 f3 ott Wut Mare 71 St. Abnlle 67 Marlon 74 Rote Poly 17 Illlftllale u ll'erriJ St. 10 AquiDallll! Detroit CoiL 110 Defiance (Ohio) 17 Olivet 78 KaJ•mi?I!O It Adrian II.' Albloa 88 Hope 66 · Ca!YID Ill Alma 81 Wlndaan (Ontl 94 Yll(!stwn 71 Ntttb Park 74 Lake Forelt 64 DL Weaieyan ·I I m. st. · 19 Eatllm Ill. 101 Lewis lit 8tevtlll Pt. 81 Plaltev!ilt 71 · ~ II Carron ('I(") 78 ~ $t, It SteubenvUle a Wfton 7t Fllldlay 'II Willi (Neb.) SL rl Paru r1 1. Soo. ru. (121 uu1 211:' more.--------~ 2. N. Dakota t9) (20-J~ Jill tr !. Cheyney Sl ll <2M) :112 4. Indiana St. (4) (22-3) 163 5. Tenn. St II) . (111-3) 112 SUNDAY-12 !'lOON UNTIL 6 P.M. 6. Rambling (2) (21-31 178 MONDAY-12 NOON IJNTIL 5 P.M. 7. Long lalaed U. !1114) 71 TUESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. 8. Northern MiclL <13-4) ea /EDNESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. 8. Central Sl. (Oblo~ (11-5) f6 IO. EvanavtUe (11-7) 11 THURSDAY-4 P.M. UNTIL 6:00P.M. Second 10-11, KentuokJ W• FRIDAY--3 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING leyan 50: 12, Seattle Pacllle 411: SATURDAY-5 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING 13, South CaroUna State (I) IT; 14. Abilene Chrilltlan (1) 21; 15, Oglethorpe 211; II, Nevada 23; 17, Valparalao 11; II, Jacka~~! • Sllte 18; It (tie), Albuquerque IDd AtrGII I. OPEN IOWUNG SCHEDULE Pomeroy Bowling Lanes It can't be All extra utenlion phone costs lesa a day than a pos,ta£e tllmp. So·why deny your family tbe conwnience und comfort ol e1tensiaa phones located wbero they work and play? · E1tension·pll m saYutepa, brins privacy and e!iminall! dlttnctioa. 'l'bm'a a Jypt of pbon'e and choice a( colora 10 blelld . . .tlfully wi~ ~"'YIO!JID. ' And ""' importaDt 100111 in ,_: .... ' •Its .... GENIJJAJ. 'II I ftl 911% \ M' 7 I ' i �l I Teacher's Faith in Humanity is ~estore(l ' ' River News "' .,. --~ ..J;~~Panthers Hold off Tornado Rally for 59-56 -r quarter. burned Oblo Up IDJbody'a bldeil eoiJIPelltloa, lbiJ HUOD. aeverlheIa Soulb- RonDie "Banes" LopD, a f. ern. bll from outolde to llllke TOl'llldoea' Wallbrowll Hilt lbe tbe lhlrd eulera Alhlelle League They . dlda'lcard lbelr llslh wiD ollba OII'UDW, . · I. ,,MIII'•K'· leu apparently know bo\11o defeallbelr old upriver JUD!or, ocored three polnta\tbe score ~ IIIII IIYOI'lng llnal buklll ol the l&me with trail again. 1011 ogalnst 12loaaes .. li-wu lbe IIIYIIo!IJ'.I'·~ i ,. rtnll, the Soulhera Toniadoa. They underlined Ibis the last six seconds in Pomeroy. Diet Knight wu one oecoocllefl II was Lopll's Opening the fourth Knight Tol'tllldoe!' 13th· looa agalnll llolh ~ . _ . _ , Wedueaday al(hl by edglag the Toraados lbe aee- aD oulllaDdlOI lodlvldual ·eflort 1fouled In sbootlng but mlsoedlblg three polnll II tha dyln& hit from outside, Blll Moore, five win~ \IUJ'II8IDijl\ 'PJ.IY... . · ·· . . ond lbue 1b1J seuou, IIUI by Identical aeorea of $9-SS. to give lhe ,Pomeroy PaDtben both Cbaneea with oil aeconds •ocondl that were the victory Dick Werry and Bruce Simp- ~lhern sbol 43 limes from ~J'I' .......,• .. · The 11n1 game wu December 4 on Soulbem's ta 5NI vletery over the South-Jell Logan got the rebouod lmarg!R. son got Jhots home, aDd Pome- the field hit 22 lbnea, tried 11 41-31 vict«y .v;er spaeloua Door. 11 11 the flnl tbue 1n the memory of Tornadoee Wednesday nlgbl lofl Knlgth's aecood llllu ud l Thoae were the llnal r.... roy with 3:20 left led by 9 at from lhe free Une, made 12 Torladoea. ·~ ... lbil generatlou of fiUI lhe Panlbera defeated South· Pomeroy l)'m. This wu a put tha ball up and In for 18 • works In a game that alter lhe 50-41. gond and look down 28 re- roy w1111 ·14. Dlddll ,_, . era twice the ume 1011011, pootponed when snow cloa- M. [first few minutes wu u evea boueds. South..._ . : . , ,.,l>il , . both scbools. The Panther& Southern turned lhe ball over •• aDy match eould be lhrougb Here wao where the Torna- Tbe Panthers look 70 allots By quarters: · . ..• . :•fi. won •• earlier same wllb almost Immediately and Logaa,lbe second and third periods doee 1~ade :vo. ~from the field, made 24, were Southern ..... ·-··- U;» • J 1Souithel11. was fouled wllb three seconds Iwhen tbe score was tied of ~ng . cour' rm 11 for 22 at the free throw Pomeroy .. . ....... 12 With 10 oeconds left Bobby Jell. He made it for 51-64. Soutb-,cbanged lead 21 timea. Knight's and I~Uocl~t the sap to 52-line, and got 38 rebounds. LoIIOIJTIIERN•' (II) ~"'~ '* u;"Jt flay Urged to Enter Army 1,0 'Save Kentn 'S F ' - . r~¥~!:~~ ~;:~;:a=~:-. a: min~: ~~; : t e r = ~~~ ':~ 0" ba~:;wnandco:.::,':*ad'~ ;'\etheen~":i 49 the:~th~s· hung on to ga:,;a~.:~!r.~~~· early 1n 1-~cle ~~· .:•.J 0 tuN Immediately in a resolution passed Wednesday night by the Tbe resoluUoo, lntrodo<Od Kentucky Stale Senate. Sen. Wllliam L. SulllvaD, Cloy'• sudden aversion to llenderaon, asked Clay fighting, the resolution said, "abandon hi8 reprehensible "brmgs discredit to all loyal efforts to avoid duty In Kentuckla111 and to the names country wblcll afforded him of thouaands of men who save opportunity to achieve their lives for this country eminence of the higbee! duriOI his lifetime" and to set a better ••ample The beavywefsbl ehamplon the other young men.' hu said be objecbl to lodw!UoA The Senate ebamber In the Army because be Is a Into a roaring applause Black Muotlm. Clay'1 draft pa888ge of the resolutloo. ' rm..J Rockets u I By Uolled Preu JntenatiOIUll with three ....,.a remaltlnr In December. victory of the year agalnot a A funny thing beppened to for a 71-72 upset victory. Central State next week be- United Stales team In h• win Mid-American Confer· Tbe Broneoo, who trailed II· gins defense of its NA!A nation· over Youngsown, which is now ence cbemplonshlp expre!O -It M with 5:35 remaining, tied It alcbemptonshlp with the Dis-17-4 for the season. got derailed. at 111-64 on a 20-footer by ~'ohm trict 11 playoff at Findlay. . , AlthoUih the Rockets can ollll with 3:33 left. Both teams SleubeDvllle will eompete In the Gil Ray of Ashland wouod up 41 1 Miami for the ehamplonahlp stalled lbe real of regulation NCAA ooUege dlvlsion's Mid· hi8 ~ar;:' m ~g ~ayl wl~ and force a playoff lor the time and moste I the three ov- Eut regional tournament at porn . pace e ag es a 11~9 "'" over Cleveland State. I tournament spot they ertimeo before Blohm'o game- Akron ne11 month. 17 27 have to do It lhe hard To- wlnninl basket. lloulftoo and Flodlay, who as ledo, a triple overtime victim Elsewhere In Ohio colle&e play eaeh other iD lhe NAJA Dis· up rd' camp gn Western Michigan on basketball, It was a 1'1118ed trict 11 playoff, otaged a pr., w • r""' · night, must defeat Bight for three tournamem. view game with the Beavers Defiance's Dan Terhune Miami Saturday night and tlten bound tea1n1 as Findlay, taldng a 79-71 victory. Bluffton scored 29 and teammate Dick whip Ohio University in lbe Bob- Youngslown and Steubenville aU IOUiht off a las~minute Find· Wierwille hit 25 point.o ia an 87· cats' lair next week In order to met defeat. lay surge that brought the Oil· 79 win over Olivet of Michigan. abare the crown. Central AYOqes Lou ers to within one point on two . The opening of the Ohto ConToledo led the Broncos ToweriOI Central Stale gained oecaoieno during the final Iterence tournament at three through most of the gams be- revenge lor an earlier defeat by stases. Isites and Dayton'• appearance foro aD overHow crowd at the walloping Steubenville, 81-a- at Younptown's Pengullts, who Iin Madison Square Gard"' in By Ualled Preu lalerulloaal To111'11fJ llopeo Dtmm«< Toledo Sports Arena but waated Wilberlor<!l!. Ken Wilburn haven't been able to win in New York highlight tonight's After lhelr llra~romtd NCAA E Is e wh er e, a seven-point lead In lbe final soor«< 18 polnll and collected three trlea slnco acceptilli a •college basketball slate. partnera were named, St. dimmed Rutgers NIT live minutes and finally lost in 18 rebounds to lead the Maraud- NCAA toomament bid, wer• l The Flyers, wbo accepted an Joseph's and Western Kentucky tions by · blasting the the third overtime .when. Wes~ l ers, who had their 36-game win jolted again In Windsor, Oot.,1NCAA tournament bid Wedneswent oul of tbelr way to Knlgbt.o 96-M, and ern's Bob Blohm hit a Jumper streak stopped by the Baro'l 114-76. Windsor scored Its ftrSt dsy, meet htgh-scoring Houstoa Introduce themaelves. Carolina Stale completed in the big bOwn in hopes of scor • .earlier game with Wake ing their 20th victory of the ~~ se:'rtb-r:=t!a~~thpowa'.rh~lu~nbyha::;!,.~Y th: year. The Cougars have won 15 Providence by walloping Lalay...... . the . Cb h in a row. ette 11J.M Wednesday niSht Deacons 101-75. By IVILLIAM Vl!KIGAN Wtlls, whoso larceny 011 pttcber uck l!~trada to I ' \ In the Ohio Conference tour· 1 '" k-• llillto St J h' ~ ,, UPI Sporto Writer hasepaths was one bl the most Califocnia Angels Seattle farm nament ftrst round tt will be nd the I'"~ran "' 1 ro11"' up 1 ~39 1 Jl asaid ppera · osep M 1 · bt b '-"" rtg · hthand~r · Wttlenberg-Kenyon · hello to Lo ola of Cbtcago halftime lead en route to , m a oney mtg ' poten t we11po111 In th. e """"'""'':'' cIub and s,.~ and Denisonb tb Y th p to th tr h icto Aile making pitches to customer• at arsenal, hopes to wtnd up wtth Moe Drabowsky after a two- Muskingum at Granville Otter s~~ er11ng ~ uer s::?•• 1 aS1 t •27 ry1 t. 1 ~ hi8 used car lol Instead of a $100,1100 contracl day holdout for $15,000. beln.Capital and Marietta.()~ 1can ymp ans · o.,.. ..... '6 up 8 -po n ea'" opi'II\Ring batters if the Cincinnaw midway through the · second . r~· To DfiClllll ,...,., Tbt Wasblngtoft Senators esIeyan at capt'tal and Mount St. Jooep~'' faces lbe etghtb- half, the Hawks cleared their ~: •.don't meet hi• salary Bavasi, who will meet with signed Joe Coleman Jr., and Union • Oberlin, Wooster·B~ld· ranked Frtars March '8 at bench but continued to pull Drysdale and Koufax today to inbelder Tim Cullen; veteran wm-Wallace and AkroR . lltram Blacksburg, Va., while Western away from the Leopards, whose Like any gond used car ·discuss terms, said he didn't righthander Ray Herbert came at Akron. 1 ":'" six11ame winning otreak wa• dealer, Malon.ey knows the e1pect the star pitchers to to terms with the Phlladelphia ,-F'"I'"R-.ST=======•II ran . m ers arc a snapped. Ivalue of haggling over a prtce leave for tbe Florida training Phllllea; KansBI City signed I 28'.~ Kent, Oh10. The NCAA anInstead of accepting lhe ftrst camp with the rest of tha team pitchers John O'llonoghue and QUALITY nounced Ita member-at-large Seven IIIUtoppero. acored In offer. 1on Saturday. Fred Talbot and rookie catcher REGULAR 1 selections and pairing! Wednes- double figures wtth Wayne The duo liJ ukln• f•r $1 Ken Suarez· and telthander Cert1'f'tecl Ot'l Stat'ton day· Chapman'1 -~ po•• ·~-~ I··••·· . between them• over a Dick Kelly ,Inked his contract ~.. Tbe . bl& rlr!hthander. ' million NIT I Uo p Stele the parade. Western Kentucky runa hts used ear buamess three-year period. . ,. ee m enn led 50-38 at the lnll!rmlsslon Fresno, Caltl., during the B0 b Gibso . . I :, _ _.:'bw=.M,.•,.ln""St",""""""P"'o"'tM"ny" and DePau1 had tougher Urueo break and roUed to ftg 21 st season, admits, urve sent • n, ~eadingNarl>i'gh,rut,- \ • lmpreSBslng their tournament about lour coo tracts to banded wbifler m the toea. The Nillany Lions broke victory In 23 otarts. Seghl (Reds' general League, came to_ terms wllb open a cloae game to nip Jeff Persson, suffering with a They call for a raise, but · the St. Loul! _llardiRall We_lin~,. I Bucknell 66-47 and lbe Blue had cold, came off Ute bench not what 1 have in mir.d." day along wttb relief pttcber Demona rallied to shade Notre with 13 minutes left and scored What Maloney has in mind Don . Denois, ebortalop Dal Dame 711-71, nine poinbl In !I> minutes to about twice u much as Maxvtll, outfielder Alex Johnpreserve the triumph for Penn earned last season or roughly son and utility man Tito Stale. 'Mte game wao tied 14 $55,000. Francona. ' times before Perilson's twisting Hao Pride Holllltoo lint baseman Jtm layup put the Nlttan·1 Lions "I bave nothing against Genttle, who slumped from ahead for good at 55-53. Reds but I also have homers In 1961 to ooly 17 pride and think 1 deserve season, checked mto the !rlob Lose tttb raise 1 am asking" he camp at Coooa, Fla., ho!>ing By llolled Press Jnternadonal DePaul bonded Cte Fighting Wednesday. ' shrinking waistllne l!asl Irish their 19th setback ol the Maloney hacks 1IJ> his up in lncre11ed hitltn1 perceo-1 Bk~ Poly 73 Stevens Tech 85 sesson. Notre Dame led 36-33 at demands with a 20-11 record, hR• Loyola (La.) 51 Fordham 50 halftime but the Blue Demons 2.M earned run averase, · The Baltimore Orioles, In a Waah.&Jeff. f, Thiel 85 tied the score imme<lidlely shutouts and 24 strikeouts Hurry of activity, sent catcher Weotmlnsler t02 Plnsburlh 78 alter Intermission and shot aeasen. He also pitched a Dirk Brown to Johns Hopkins Edinboro tiS Clarlon 79 away to a 48-38 advnatage. The inning no-hitter against Hospital for diagnooio S1 Jos. tPa.) 1118 Lafayette 110 Irish came within three points Chicago Cubs, last an recurring heedaches, Allrdl 110 Bryant&Strallon 49 at 52-49 but DePaul managed to two-hitter to the New NYAC 102 Scranton 95 mintaln its leed. Mebl alter hurling IIOO.:i~\:~~~ Citeynex 87 West Cbeoter 57 North Carolina Stale had a Inning! and posted a o MaMfleld M Millersville tl1l 23 • 13 lead before the game against Milwaukee. Hartlord 88 Siena 73 actually started Wedneedav Amq other Reds u~~::!l Rhlde 18. 99 New Harnp. BZ because that was the scote are Deron Johnson, who Com.ectlcut 911 Kutg..-. M when the lights went off Dec. $40,1100 or winning the malorl Le Moyne &l Clarkson 05 lt. The Wolfpaek Increased league runa batted in Iitle last Hartwtck 71 Wa~ B1 their bulge to 2l points ot •eason, pitcher Bill McCool, Boston Coli. 94 Tufts 86 halftime agaiMt the Deacons, who Is on Army reserve duty, Bentley 95 S.E. Ma!S. Tech 78 who whipped 8eC<Ind-ranked and catcher Jim Coker. Middlebury 81 Amherst 18 Du.ke 99-98 in overtime Tuesd•y Don Drysdale and ";':,:;.>:I Assumption 711 Clark 89 night. Koufax, wbo hurled the • 8UPIR Colby 87 Maine 59 Connecticut rolled up a 11- hitting Dodgers to the &tes 1fT Bowdoin 82 point halftime lead and eoastad champlollllhip, are ~::~: Rtder 82 Frlgh Dickinson 88 home alter interrnis.<ion against headachea for l.os 1 75 ~rsslnus ds b Junllta 64 the Scarlet Knight.o, who were General Manager E. J, . trou g 94 Kutztown 59 hopeful of an NIT bid, zie) Bavasl. Sbortltop Ma•m-vl Albany St. 80 New Pall! St. 79 NlT entrant Boston College - - - - ----'-----' PenD. MD. 114 Moravian 53 whl"""" Tufts !K-li8 h'l U Revi Tw Hamilton 75 Habart 88 '""' w 1e ons ew o AIL~tllO Wl!k Ill Western Mlchipn nipped Tole- p bl f Cl b "'"" es do 71-72 In triple overtime to ro em8 O U Norlheasten 75 !oston U. 57 damage the Rockot•' Mid· Club problema· iiRcludi"ll Sou American Conference title memberablp, were topiC! Com~tMW It wltfl Catawba 75 Guilford 87 ho general dllcusslon Wedlne~lay I ••Y well pelnt N.Car. St. 101 Wake FIB'eal 75 pes. ___ by the Pom~ Lions. club. 1 --~. uaedl Tenn. Mem. 841 llelhe 76 SMALL COLLEGE POLL President Harold Brown Cbrts. Broe. 78 KIDS Coll. 54 sided over lbe business Valdosta St. IOZ Tampa 114 NEW YORK IUPI) -Tbe log followi Iuncbeoo se~•edl Mllslsslppl 91 Tulane 70 U nt te d Preas International b I di ": th ~:!~~:~I Auburn 74 Georgia 63 •mall eoUese basketball ratlDgs J;..:h : :.. ch~ High Point 111 EJon 75 WJth fln~laee votes .....,. & Belmont 83 MD]Igan 53 los! records through Satl!rday, Serving were Mrs. Pblllp Mlthreot Feb. 19, In parenthesea: bokar, Mrs. Paul Wenter. P1merey, 0 Ill W. 2nd II. De Paul 711 N- Dome 71 Team . . . .. . . .Pobtts . Boy Mayer and Mrs. Elzo W. Mlcb. 74 Toleda n (3 oil I. Sou. IU. (12) (15-5) ·~;lll'm"'ore"'."""""""""""""""""""""' Wt8t Mare n 'S1 Abroae r1 2. N. D.akoll <9) (20-3) " Marloo 74 Rose Pol)' r1 S. Cbeyoey Sl (i <23.0) Hllladale 83 Ferris St. 80 4, Indiana Sl (4) (:11-3) Aqulnaa 103 Detroit Coll to 5. Tenn. Sl <!) . (!H) SUNDAY-12 !'lOON UNTIL 6 P.M. Della!ICe (Ohio) 1fT Ollvtl 71 6. Rambling (2) (JI4) MONDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 5 P.M. KalamlfPO 10 Adriall K 1. Long Island U. <!H) TUESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. ' Albllll 8tl Hope 65 8. Northern Mich. i!S-4) An extra Clldalsio!t phone COlliS less a day dian a posts&e IEDNESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. Colvin 111 Abna 81 I. Central St. (Ohio) (IU) llllllp. WlndiGn (Onl.) H YOIIIwn 78 10. Ev~~Wvllle (!f.7) THURSDAY-4 P.M. UNTIL 6'00 P.M. So wby deity y00. famUy !be convenience aDd oomfort Nlllb Park 74 Lake Forest 84 Second 111-11, Kentueiy FRIDAY-3 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING m. Wuleyan ·It 01; st. 111 leyan 50; 12, SeatOe Pacific of Hte.... phoneo located where they work aDd play? . SATURDAY-5 P.M: UNTIL CLOSING 11u1em Ill. 101 Lewis 11:1 13, South Carolina State (I) Extensioll·pboaes 11vc oteps. brio& privacy and.eliminate steva Pl II Platteville 71 14. Abilene Cbrlstlan II) 118; Speclol Rat11 Tues. IIIII Wed. Afttrnoona clis!raCiioD. Tbere'o a type ol. pbooe and dloil:e ol. ~ Carthage 12 Carroll (IV!s) 71 Oglethorpe 2&; II, Nevada 10 bledcll1alHifull1 fiith ~very 100111. ' c.t. St. 11 Steubenville 61 17, Valpanlso 18; tll:b·~:=::ll ADd_, lmpc1111Dt room iD y- ltlme dtlaMIIa Bluffloo 711 Flodlay 71 Stale II: II (lie), A Wqaa (NI!b.) St. r7 Peru r7 uti Abott I. w~y. :::~bit t ~ ~:;_0 J•ID1 MaIoney · wants Increase m • saIary i Ken::k~ 11 ~e blo~; 1 CJllege Results UPI Briefs MORA . . . lbe game, and never really bu~ McClintock W.7, a trailed 11·2 with 4:24 leflln the 15. Totals :11-!Ul · •U .,;;r p_set by Broncos~~quarter-~~;,t~~r.*.~Hill;r4;.4 St. Joseph, Western Kentucky Click Heels, Romp Over Foes • •i•· ••••no' l wmlt~h~th~e.!.'A~t~lan~ta~·BI!Cra~v~es~ ~hots ~~~- . ""' . - ' .. CHECK EBERSBACH'S FREE OFFER' J~ [ ., " \J . .. · · ',"''' "''11 ""' r1 PAINT-UP· TIME for SUMMER-TIME LIVING ~ ,; :~oz:~;;;:;~~~~ lmerum of •• , VAN Y11 TE~.... e SII1Ming wall& " Jan,. au4 .. . ..... Ven)'lit. lot.& Pal11t. ill all)' at lh aorto lhu fiRM' 1Nftt1:111 dlon, I• ••ny t. anti ._ ...t ..,.,. ..... Vonylit. l1 folf 4ryiltg• ..._ " ,U.ty ..._, efMI 11 ...a.. -~ fOf ,....... ~~... t..•tr .... d6M. .,a, '*"' ·• ~ A•k for V'"']lilt bJ Ntm~t FREE ~ •J• ••· Gallon With 2 Gallon Purch._ GOOD QUALITY PAN AND ROLLER EBERSBACH Hardware "Everything In Hudwere• '' pome._, ...,; ' . Matn • St• ~~===========""'""'"""""""'"'•• ti 1 .......' ., ' you EasiestWito Imelier~ VDULE CIIARACTIIlRActor Nigel Gretll ..., .. a be-man role In the liew film, "Tobruk," now being made In the California desert near El Centrtt. Green will be remembere4 u the silty-smooth buVJ In "Thlo Ipcrea' rue.. ,, Kem ·rone . •; . : 1~ il " 1 1. 1~ ' • ~; l i you·-- B.R.W. HARDWARE LEATHER SUPPLY OPEN BOWUNG SCHEDULE Pomeroy Bowling Lanes '•' L It can't be the GENERAL us ' aM•w·r r; r· a .,. ·' •>~t . I ' II ,r j . �l I Teacher's Faith in Humanity is ~estore(l ' ' River News "' .,. --~ ..J;~~Panthers Hold off Tornado Rally for 59-56 -r quarter. burned Oblo Up IDJbody'a bldeil eoiJIPelltloa, lbiJ HUOD. aeverlheIa Soulb- RonDie "Banes" LopD, a f. ern. bll from outolde to llllke TOl'llldoea' Wallbrowll Hilt lbe tbe lhlrd eulera Alhlelle League They . dlda'lcard lbelr llslh wiD ollba OII'UDW, . · I. ,,MIII'•K'· leu apparently know bo\11o defeallbelr old upriver JUD!or, ocored three polnta\tbe score ~ IIIII IIYOI'lng llnal buklll ol the l&me with trail again. 1011 ogalnst 12loaaes .. li-wu lbe IIIYIIo!IJ'.I'·~ i ,. rtnll, the Soulhera Toniadoa. They underlined Ibis the last six seconds in Pomeroy. Diet Knight wu one oecoocllefl II was Lopll's Opening the fourth Knight Tol'tllldoe!' 13th· looa agalnll llolh ~ . _ . _ , Wedueaday al(hl by edglag the Toraados lbe aee- aD oulllaDdlOI lodlvldual ·eflort 1fouled In sbootlng but mlsoedlblg three polnll II tha dyln& hit from outside, Blll Moore, five win~ \IUJ'II8IDijl\ 'PJ.IY... . · ·· . . ond lbue 1b1J seuou, IIUI by Identical aeorea of $9-SS. to give lhe ,Pomeroy PaDtben both Cbaneea with oil aeconds •ocondl that were the victory Dick Werry and Bruce Simp- ~lhern sbol 43 limes from ~J'I' .......,• .. · The 11n1 game wu December 4 on Soulbem's ta 5NI vletery over the South-Jell Logan got the rebouod lmarg!R. son got Jhots home, aDd Pome- the field hit 22 lbnea, tried 11 41-31 vict«y .v;er spaeloua Door. 11 11 the flnl tbue 1n the memory of Tornadoee Wednesday nlgbl lofl Knlgth's aecood llllu ud l Thoae were the llnal r.... roy with 3:20 left led by 9 at from lhe free Une, made 12 Torladoea. ·~ ... lbil generatlou of fiUI lhe Panlbera defeated South· Pomeroy l)'m. This wu a put tha ball up and In for 18 • works In a game that alter lhe 50-41. gond and look down 28 re- roy w1111 ·14. Dlddll ,_, . era twice the ume 1011011, pootponed when snow cloa- M. [first few minutes wu u evea boueds. South..._ . : . , ,.,l>il , . both scbools. The Panther& Southern turned lhe ball over •• aDy match eould be lhrougb Here wao where the Torna- Tbe Panthers look 70 allots By quarters: · . ..• . :•fi. won •• earlier same wllb almost Immediately and Logaa,lbe second and third periods doee 1~ade :vo. ~from the field, made 24, were Southern ..... ·-··- U;» • J 1Souithel11. was fouled wllb three seconds Iwhen tbe score was tied of ~ng . cour' rm 11 for 22 at the free throw Pomeroy .. . ....... 12 With 10 oeconds left Bobby Jell. He made it for 51-64. Soutb-,cbanged lead 21 timea. Knight's and I~Uocl~t the sap to 52-line, and got 38 rebounds. LoIIOIJTIIERN•' (II) ~"'~ '* u;"Jt flay Urged to Enter Army 1,0 'Save Kentn 'S F ' - . r~¥~!:~~ ~;:~;:a=~:-. a: min~: ~~; : t e r = ~~~ ':~ 0" ba~:;wnandco:.::,':*ad'~ ;'\etheen~":i 49 the:~th~s· hung on to ga:,;a~.:~!r.~~~· early 1n 1-~cle ~~· .:•.J 0 tuN Immediately in a resolution passed Wednesday night by the Tbe resoluUoo, lntrodo<Od Kentucky Stale Senate. Sen. Wllliam L. SulllvaD, Cloy'• sudden aversion to llenderaon, asked Clay fighting, the resolution said, "abandon hi8 reprehensible "brmgs discredit to all loyal efforts to avoid duty In Kentuckla111 and to the names country wblcll afforded him of thouaands of men who save opportunity to achieve their lives for this country eminence of the higbee! duriOI his lifetime" and to set a better ••ample The beavywefsbl ehamplon the other young men.' hu said be objecbl to lodw!UoA The Senate ebamber In the Army because be Is a Into a roaring applause Black Muotlm. Clay'1 draft pa888ge of the resolutloo. ' rm..J Rockets u I By Uolled Preu JntenatiOIUll with three ....,.a remaltlnr In December. victory of the year agalnot a A funny thing beppened to for a 71-72 upset victory. Central State next week be- United Stales team In h• win Mid-American Confer· Tbe Broneoo, who trailed II· gins defense of its NA!A nation· over Youngsown, which is now ence cbemplonshlp expre!O -It M with 5:35 remaining, tied It alcbemptonshlp with the Dis-17-4 for the season. got derailed. at 111-64 on a 20-footer by ~'ohm trict 11 playoff at Findlay. . , AlthoUih the Rockets can ollll with 3:33 left. Both teams SleubeDvllle will eompete In the Gil Ray of Ashland wouod up 41 1 Miami for the ehamplonahlp stalled lbe real of regulation NCAA ooUege dlvlsion's Mid· hi8 ~ar;:' m ~g ~ayl wl~ and force a playoff lor the time and moste I the three ov- Eut regional tournament at porn . pace e ag es a 11~9 "'" over Cleveland State. I tournament spot they ertimeo before Blohm'o game- Akron ne11 month. 17 27 have to do It lhe hard To- wlnninl basket. lloulftoo and Flodlay, who as ledo, a triple overtime victim Elsewhere In Ohio colle&e play eaeh other iD lhe NAJA Dis· up rd' camp gn Western Michigan on basketball, It was a 1'1118ed trict 11 playoff, otaged a pr., w • r""' · night, must defeat Bight for three tournamem. view game with the Beavers Defiance's Dan Terhune Miami Saturday night and tlten bound tea1n1 as Findlay, taldng a 79-71 victory. Bluffton scored 29 and teammate Dick whip Ohio University in lbe Bob- Youngslown and Steubenville aU IOUiht off a las~minute Find· Wierwille hit 25 point.o ia an 87· cats' lair next week In order to met defeat. lay surge that brought the Oil· 79 win over Olivet of Michigan. abare the crown. Central AYOqes Lou ers to within one point on two . The opening of the Ohto ConToledo led the Broncos ToweriOI Central Stale gained oecaoieno during the final Iterence tournament at three through most of the gams be- revenge lor an earlier defeat by stases. Isites and Dayton'• appearance foro aD overHow crowd at the walloping Steubenville, 81-a- at Younptown's Pengullts, who Iin Madison Square Gard"' in By Ualled Preu lalerulloaal To111'11fJ llopeo Dtmm«< Toledo Sports Arena but waated Wilberlor<!l!. Ken Wilburn haven't been able to win in New York highlight tonight's After lhelr llra~romtd NCAA E Is e wh er e, a seven-point lead In lbe final soor«< 18 polnll and collected three trlea slnco acceptilli a •college basketball slate. partnera were named, St. dimmed Rutgers NIT live minutes and finally lost in 18 rebounds to lead the Maraud- NCAA toomament bid, wer• l The Flyers, wbo accepted an Joseph's and Western Kentucky tions by · blasting the the third overtime .when. Wes~ l ers, who had their 36-game win jolted again In Windsor, Oot.,1NCAA tournament bid Wedneswent oul of tbelr way to Knlgbt.o 96-M, and ern's Bob Blohm hit a Jumper streak stopped by the Baro'l 114-76. Windsor scored Its ftrSt dsy, meet htgh-scoring Houstoa Introduce themaelves. Carolina Stale completed in the big bOwn in hopes of scor • .earlier game with Wake ing their 20th victory of the ~~ se:'rtb-r:=t!a~~thpowa'.rh~lu~nbyha::;!,.~Y th: year. The Cougars have won 15 Providence by walloping Lalay...... . the . Cb h in a row. ette 11J.M Wednesday niSht Deacons 101-75. By IVILLIAM Vl!KIGAN Wtlls, whoso larceny 011 pttcber uck l!~trada to I ' \ In the Ohio Conference tour· 1 '" k-• llillto St J h' ~ ,, UPI Sporto Writer hasepaths was one bl the most Califocnia Angels Seattle farm nament ftrst round tt will be nd the I'"~ran "' 1 ro11"' up 1 ~39 1 Jl asaid ppera · osep M 1 · bt b '-"" rtg · hthand~r · Wttlenberg-Kenyon · hello to Lo ola of Cbtcago halftime lead en route to , m a oney mtg ' poten t we11po111 In th. e """"'""'':'' cIub and s,.~ and Denisonb tb Y th p to th tr h icto Aile making pitches to customer• at arsenal, hopes to wtnd up wtth Moe Drabowsky after a two- Muskingum at Granville Otter s~~ er11ng ~ uer s::?•• 1 aS1 t •27 ry1 t. 1 ~ hi8 used car lol Instead of a $100,1100 contracl day holdout for $15,000. beln.Capital and Marietta.()~ 1can ymp ans · o.,.. ..... '6 up 8 -po n ea'" opi'II\Ring batters if the Cincinnaw midway through the · second . r~· To DfiClllll ,...,., Tbt Wasblngtoft Senators esIeyan at capt'tal and Mount St. Jooep~'' faces lbe etghtb- half, the Hawks cleared their ~: •.don't meet hi• salary Bavasi, who will meet with signed Joe Coleman Jr., and Union • Oberlin, Wooster·B~ld· ranked Frtars March '8 at bench but continued to pull Drysdale and Koufax today to inbelder Tim Cullen; veteran wm-Wallace and AkroR . lltram Blacksburg, Va., while Western away from the Leopards, whose Like any gond used car ·discuss terms, said he didn't righthander Ray Herbert came at Akron. 1 ":'" six11ame winning otreak wa• dealer, Malon.ey knows the e1pect the star pitchers to to terms with the Phlladelphia ,-F'"I'"R-.ST=======•II ran . m ers arc a snapped. Ivalue of haggling over a prtce leave for tbe Florida training Phllllea; KansBI City signed I 28'.~ Kent, Oh10. The NCAA anInstead of accepting lhe ftrst camp with the rest of tha team pitchers John O'llonoghue and QUALITY nounced Ita member-at-large Seven IIIUtoppero. acored In offer. 1on Saturday. Fred Talbot and rookie catcher REGULAR 1 selections and pairing! Wednes- double figures wtth Wayne The duo liJ ukln• f•r $1 Ken Suarez· and telthander Cert1'f'tecl Ot'l Stat'ton day· Chapman'1 -~ po•• ·~-~ I··••·· . between them• over a Dick Kelly ,Inked his contract ~.. Tbe . bl& rlr!hthander. ' million NIT I Uo p Stele the parade. Western Kentucky runa hts used ear buamess three-year period. . ,. ee m enn led 50-38 at the lnll!rmlsslon Fresno, Caltl., during the B0 b Gibso . . I :, _ _.:'bw=.M,.•,.ln""St",""""""P"'o"'tM"ny" and DePau1 had tougher Urueo break and roUed to ftg 21 st season, admits, urve sent • n, ~eadingNarl>i'gh,rut,- \ • lmpreSBslng their tournament about lour coo tracts to banded wbifler m the toea. The Nillany Lions broke victory In 23 otarts. Seghl (Reds' general League, came to_ terms wllb open a cloae game to nip Jeff Persson, suffering with a They call for a raise, but · the St. Loul! _llardiRall We_lin~,. I Bucknell 66-47 and lbe Blue had cold, came off Ute bench not what 1 have in mir.d." day along wttb relief pttcber Demona rallied to shade Notre with 13 minutes left and scored What Maloney has in mind Don . Denois, ebortalop Dal Dame 711-71, nine poinbl In !I> minutes to about twice u much as Maxvtll, outfielder Alex Johnpreserve the triumph for Penn earned last season or roughly son and utility man Tito Stale. 'Mte game wao tied 14 $55,000. Francona. ' times before Perilson's twisting Hao Pride Holllltoo lint baseman Jtm layup put the Nlttan·1 Lions "I bave nothing against Genttle, who slumped from ahead for good at 55-53. Reds but I also have homers In 1961 to ooly 17 pride and think 1 deserve season, checked mto the !rlob Lose tttb raise 1 am asking" he camp at Coooa, Fla., ho!>ing By llolled Press Jnternadonal DePaul bonded Cte Fighting Wednesday. ' shrinking waistllne l!asl Irish their 19th setback ol the Maloney hacks 1IJ> his up in lncre11ed hitltn1 perceo-1 Bk~ Poly 73 Stevens Tech 85 sesson. Notre Dame led 36-33 at demands with a 20-11 record, hR• Loyola (La.) 51 Fordham 50 halftime but the Blue Demons 2.M earned run averase, · The Baltimore Orioles, In a Waah.&Jeff. f, Thiel 85 tied the score imme<lidlely shutouts and 24 strikeouts Hurry of activity, sent catcher Weotmlnsler t02 Plnsburlh 78 alter Intermission and shot aeasen. He also pitched a Dirk Brown to Johns Hopkins Edinboro tiS Clarlon 79 away to a 48-38 advnatage. The inning no-hitter against Hospital for diagnooio S1 Jos. tPa.) 1118 Lafayette 110 Irish came within three points Chicago Cubs, last an recurring heedaches, Allrdl 110 Bryant&Strallon 49 at 52-49 but DePaul managed to two-hitter to the New NYAC 102 Scranton 95 mintaln its leed. Mebl alter hurling IIOO.:i~\:~~~ Citeynex 87 West Cbeoter 57 North Carolina Stale had a Inning! and posted a o MaMfleld M Millersville tl1l 23 • 13 lead before the game against Milwaukee. Hartlord 88 Siena 73 actually started Wedneedav Amq other Reds u~~::!l Rhlde 18. 99 New Harnp. BZ because that was the scote are Deron Johnson, who Com.ectlcut 911 Kutg..-. M when the lights went off Dec. $40,1100 or winning the malorl Le Moyne &l Clarkson 05 lt. The Wolfpaek Increased league runa batted in Iitle last Hartwtck 71 Wa~ B1 their bulge to 2l points ot •eason, pitcher Bill McCool, Boston Coli. 94 Tufts 86 halftime agaiMt the Deacons, who Is on Army reserve duty, Bentley 95 S.E. Ma!S. Tech 78 who whipped 8eC<Ind-ranked and catcher Jim Coker. Middlebury 81 Amherst 18 Du.ke 99-98 in overtime Tuesd•y Don Drysdale and ";':,:;.>:I Assumption 711 Clark 89 night. Koufax, wbo hurled the • 8UPIR Colby 87 Maine 59 Connecticut rolled up a 11- hitting Dodgers to the &tes 1fT Bowdoin 82 point halftime lead and eoastad champlollllhip, are ~::~: Rtder 82 Frlgh Dickinson 88 home alter interrnis.<ion against headachea for l.os 1 75 ~rsslnus ds b Junllta 64 the Scarlet Knight.o, who were General Manager E. J, . trou g 94 Kutztown 59 hopeful of an NIT bid, zie) Bavasl. Sbortltop Ma•m-vl Albany St. 80 New Pall! St. 79 NlT entrant Boston College - - - - ----'-----' PenD. MD. 114 Moravian 53 whl"""" Tufts !K-li8 h'l U Revi Tw Hamilton 75 Habart 88 '""' w 1e ons ew o AIL~tllO Wl!k Ill Western Mlchipn nipped Tole- p bl f Cl b "'"" es do 71-72 In triple overtime to ro em8 O U Norlheasten 75 !oston U. 57 damage the Rockot•' Mid· Club problema· iiRcludi"ll Sou American Conference title memberablp, were topiC! Com~tMW It wltfl Catawba 75 Guilford 87 ho general dllcusslon Wedlne~lay I ••Y well pelnt N.Car. St. 101 Wake FIB'eal 75 pes. ___ by the Pom~ Lions. club. 1 --~. uaedl Tenn. Mem. 841 llelhe 76 SMALL COLLEGE POLL President Harold Brown Cbrts. Broe. 78 KIDS Coll. 54 sided over lbe business Valdosta St. IOZ Tampa 114 NEW YORK IUPI) -Tbe log followi Iuncbeoo se~•edl Mllslsslppl 91 Tulane 70 U nt te d Preas International b I di ": th ~:!~~:~I Auburn 74 Georgia 63 •mall eoUese basketball ratlDgs J;..:h : :.. ch~ High Point 111 EJon 75 WJth fln~laee votes .....,. & Belmont 83 MD]Igan 53 los! records through Satl!rday, Serving were Mrs. Pblllp Mlthreot Feb. 19, In parenthesea: bokar, Mrs. Paul Wenter. P1merey, 0 Ill W. 2nd II. De Paul 711 N- Dome 71 Team . . . .. . . .Pobtts . Boy Mayer and Mrs. Elzo W. Mlcb. 74 Toleda n (3 oil I. Sou. IU. (12) (15-5) ·~;lll'm"'ore"'."""""""""""""""""""""' Wt8t Mare n 'S1 Abroae r1 2. N. D.akoll <9) (20-3) " Marloo 74 Rose Pol)' r1 S. Cbeyoey Sl (i <23.0) Hllladale 83 Ferris St. 80 4, Indiana Sl (4) (:11-3) Aqulnaa 103 Detroit Coll to 5. Tenn. Sl <!) . (!H) SUNDAY-12 !'lOON UNTIL 6 P.M. Della!ICe (Ohio) 1fT Ollvtl 71 6. Rambling (2) (JI4) MONDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 5 P.M. KalamlfPO 10 Adriall K 1. Long Island U. <!H) TUESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. ' Albllll 8tl Hope 65 8. Northern Mich. i!S-4) An extra Clldalsio!t phone COlliS less a day dian a posts&e IEDNESDAY-12 NOON UNTIL 3:30 P.M. Colvin 111 Abna 81 I. Central St. (Ohio) (IU) llllllp. WlndiGn (Onl.) H YOIIIwn 78 10. Ev~~Wvllle (!f.7) THURSDAY-4 P.M. UNTIL 6'00 P.M. So wby deity y00. famUy !be convenience aDd oomfort Nlllb Park 74 Lake Forest 84 Second 111-11, Kentueiy FRIDAY-3 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING m. Wuleyan ·It 01; st. 111 leyan 50; 12, SeatOe Pacific of Hte.... phoneo located where they work aDd play? . SATURDAY-5 P.M: UNTIL CLOSING 11u1em Ill. 101 Lewis 11:1 13, South Carolina State (I) Extensioll·pboaes 11vc oteps. brio& privacy and.eliminate steva Pl II Platteville 71 14. Abilene Cbrlstlan II) 118; Speclol Rat11 Tues. IIIII Wed. Afttrnoona clis!raCiioD. Tbere'o a type ol. pbooe and dloil:e ol. ~ Carthage 12 Carroll (IV!s) 71 Oglethorpe 2&; II, Nevada 10 bledcll1alHifull1 fiith ~very 100111. ' c.t. St. 11 Steubenville 61 17, Valpanlso 18; tll:b·~:=::ll ADd_, lmpc1111Dt room iD y- ltlme dtlaMIIa Bluffloo 711 Flodlay 71 Stale II: II (lie), A Wqaa (NI!b.) St. r7 Peru r7 uti Abott I. w~y. :::~bit t ~ ~:;_0 J•ID1 MaIoney · wants Increase m • saIary i Ken::k~ 11 ~e blo~; 1 CJllege Results UPI Briefs MORA . . . lbe game, and never really bu~ McClintock W.7, a trailed 11·2 with 4:24 leflln the 15. Totals :11-!Ul · •U .,;;r p_set by Broncos~~quarter-~~;,t~~r.*.~Hill;r4;.4 St. Joseph, Western Kentucky Click Heels, Romp Over Foes • •i•· ••••no' l wmlt~h~th~e.!.'A~t~lan~ta~·BI!Cra~v~es~ ~hots ~~~- . ""' . - ' .. CHECK EBERSBACH'S FREE OFFER' J~ [ ., " \J . .. · · ',"''' "''11 ""' r1 PAINT-UP· TIME for SUMMER-TIME LIVING ~ ,; :~oz:~;;;:;~~~~ lmerum of •• , VAN Y11 TE~.... e SII1Ming wall& " Jan,. au4 .. . ..... Ven)'lit. lot.& Pal11t. ill all)' at lh aorto lhu fiRM' 1Nftt1:111 dlon, I• ••ny t. anti ._ ...t ..,.,. ..... Vonylit. l1 folf 4ryiltg• ..._ " ,U.ty ..._, efMI 11 ...a.. -~ fOf ,....... ~~... t..•tr .... d6M. .,a, '*"' ·• ~ A•k for V'"']lilt bJ Ntm~t FREE ~ •J• ••· Gallon With 2 Gallon Purch._ GOOD QUALITY PAN AND ROLLER EBERSBACH Hardware "Everything In Hudwere• '' pome._, ...,; ' . Matn • St• ~~===========""'""'"""""""'"'•• ti 1 .......' ., ' you EasiestWito Imelier~ VDULE CIIARACTIIlRActor Nigel Gretll ..., .. a be-man role In the liew film, "Tobruk," now being made In the California desert near El Centrtt. Green will be remembere4 u the silty-smooth buVJ In "Thlo Ipcrea' rue.. ,, Kem ·rone . •; . : 1~ il " 1 1. 1~ ' • ~; l i you·-- B.R.W. HARDWARE LEATHER SUPPLY OPEN BOWUNG SCHEDULE Pomeroy Bowling Lanes '•' L It can't be the GENERAL us ' aM•w·r r; r· a .,. ·' •>~t . I ' II ,r j . �'J II ' , '' ·SiXStudenta ., Dan, lentiDel. •Pemeroy.JIIddleport, 0 ., Feb. 2._ NEW .Voice · of Broa~way By Jaell: O'Brfau ! ·"t ., . •' I ~ i, :Capitol Comment, Events ' 1fJEN COMES ii-IE INTERIOR SHOT, ANr:> 1J.IE ' CABIN IS 'THE SIZE OF 'THE SEVENT~ ._ ..... RE01MENT PrieedL- , Than SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING . BOY'I GLOVE LEATHER MEN'S PLAIN TOE 8" Work Boots Work Sho11· Sis SJ.OO pr. IV: to 2'h sz.aa .... Telet'ision Rev11e Reg.$4.99 MEN'S HOU.YWOOD IUPil -!>ear demanding work as professionBoss: als. What I am gelling at Is that PleaSe consider this my you can always get someone fllrJll;ll notice that I am ing who is glad to throw a baseball, out for $100,000 a season tor I or hit one, or knock another i each I' of the next three I man down. But It Work Shoes Size $5.00 pr. 7 to II DUST PAN 9c Red, tLJrquoisf!, pink :-;n't vt:'ry television seasons. : easy nowadays to get someone I don't want )'OU to thrhk I ! who is willing to watch have been unduly influenced oy television. the fact that Sandy K.mfax ar•rl Maybe it used to be. But not Don Drysdale, two gentlemer .nv more. who tlll'ow sperteal o~ject! tor · First Holdout a living, are ...,ported to be Therefore you will under>tand aakinl $1 mill\on or s11 IJ·:lwet:n why l want to be !'emembered from the Los Angeles as the .first television critic ers for throe years' hard ' holdout. Maybe it will give 1 ; r·ourage to others to do the l I will admit, however, Ural a ' same. \ly principle i> a sound 1 fellow can't help noticin~ !orne one: People should be pard an of the things that ar., going on , awful lot to watch 1e1e•ision. In the world around him. ! Look at it another w•y: I For example, Lucille Ball f have a college degree f itnow it ; was a holdout from crS-TV probably doesn't mean much f and was threateninJ n(Jt to , nowadays-I onlv went to come back next season and 1 college for four years. But I ' finally the network aiH~rently ' know a television writer wtx• gave her hte moon, the sun and never even finished high school the stars by way of <<'a<ir.g, land gets $4,000 tor ach half· and she gave in. hour comedy script he tu. ns ' Gleason Came Rack out. Then" there was Jackie So here I sit with my college Gleason also thr~<'~ lenin~ ;.o Idegree, watching tele•·ision. quit, Jlll[ heaven knows what And it's time to be honest. I lidhlts CBS-TV put up to he!p 1mean. nobody g<JOS w college get him back, whlcll II did. : any more to get •n education, I mean. I have nL1 thn.~g i right~ It's the promise of against a nice gentleman like money to come, right? I mean, Willje Mays earning too..., than nobody in his right mind would $UIO,OOO a year for hitting a voluntarily go Ill school with spherical object with a piece of 30,000 other people. If you wood. really wanted an education, the But I must admit It gets to last place you'd go is to coUe~e. me a little when all that right? television money makes it 1 You wiU excuse me now. I possible for professional fool· am going over to see ll'Y script ball j.iams to pay small writer friend, w;., '' "''ndrng rortunHnt~ large ones- to his son to a fine Eastern school those iPJiint young men who (he couldn't get into Stanford\. get througlj college mainly by I think my <kmanda •re knook!JII O&er fellows down In reasonable. and S•J do all my front ftl lots of people Why, football '"player friend•. f am they haven't even prol'«i yet willing to negotiate. PleAse tbat they can carry out such contaet me through my coach. or yellow plastic. --- -- 1•1· 29c iL~ : ,< ~ . •.:·~1 : . ,·· _..:.:.. . STOVE MAT WOMEN'S BRIEFS Acetate crotch. tricot. Double 4/99C Square - [mbossed. Asst. c:ol· oro, Blil5xlD·Inch, firm , comfortable~ 79c / 9C or round. 9C ....... 1 •••• $1.00 Poly lid seals it tight. Will not chip, break, 22-oz. size. crack, 6%-in. size. • ••. 2Sc ..... 1.. 9C 9·inch plastic. Yel· low. blue, pink, Mq. Re •• lla 9C Plants Gives Up Position As Patrolman 9O Durable plutlc. 1~ pt. size. With covor, lo~~o11e i Rambler Trade-Ins Variety of collar styles. - Short sleeves. Prints or solid colors, Th1 Very BHI In Used Con Anywh•,. 32-31 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED w•aynhuy SEE ..... lilted Girts' Sizes ... .89c WOMEN'S CAPRIS ....., Wash-and-wear cgtton gabardine. Blue, black, .... red, beia:e. Cut 49~ GREETING CARDS 99c Select from ti"'e different assort· ments. each containing 21 cards. AIJ·a<:clsion or blrthday/llt·well. - ,,. .... l9c 117 ::r..99'~ 1. ,.,. :~: ,~~~.•nQies1!:one, FACIAL TISSUE LAUNDRY BASm TEFLON ·PANS METROPOLITAN MOTORS ~lie 2/$1.39 T·Shlrts 2/$1.19 Shorto .. . . ... -· "'...- ...... 2V,'f1illl9C Soft, absorbtnt. 200 2·ply Aluminum. &omuf(irl tin, g. , .• in. round ca~e. 1-qt. iiUce. · 1 •••• , II ••••• I I I I I 1 Phone WY 2..3498 ,, " " ' PLANTQ IIIII . ........._ __ ______ .., White and ..ld plallfl • looks 11-t OftYJC. 15x9x9~ ~ " - SHEETS & PILLOW CASES a a t a • . , .... IJiab;Jtfe ..f •• I I ....... ........., •••• nDnr' . 'l'e'p SHEETS Double &: Twin Slzet WhHea and Coloro LI'4VE FOR 411BLAND POINT PLEASANT '1111 local Selective oervlce IIGerd MIMOQIDOWN_... WBIIJl'JUYS 1 PAW ' $2.3910 $2.89 bas annO!l!ICed tbt lobJnc perSODI left this Week for the Ashla!ld, Ky. emntnq nd entrance lllaUon. Selecleel for Induction were, Richard Dale folllver, Jll!leiJ ~ PlaDII, Robert JGieph Rtush, Robert Paylol Pylet, Jolul , ~ Burns. Clyde Tbomu ' Weaver, llomer Eugene Holley, and J)a. u ••11 • / llflea c.~~~J~.rtr;~ 11111aa • ur 11118 JIIII~, PIU.OW CASES Whlta m Colors $1.00 & $1.1.9 rid Roger Wutzell. POMEROY, OHIO ,j e ASK FOR A SALE BILL --- ... _,.._. ____ \ SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING o 0 o · o I I I I 1 I I .. I I I I I 1 ~ sheett. Oocorator box. hmllllloDdyeu Jll·Wealllu urea DAN RIVER BEN FRANKLIN®. EXTRA VALUE SPECIALS Women's Terry Scuffs .•••..•.• 71c Men's Sport lr Casual Socks ..••.••••••..• 2/89c lop' Crtw SOcks. o4/llc Pur...~ lllir Brush ...................... lie Alit. color pl1stic. IJta tracttoa-tltll weu 99 Non-skid bock· ' lng. Fringed ends. Nine dec:· • orator cotot1, .... $2.N . tile lint tin 3 X 5' AREA RUQ 2ta ... Slve $2.00 a pair ROUSH'S SHOE STORE \I .. STEEL TOE ,, ' IINDUCIIOM CDllER. ' • ITALIAN STYLE Sizes 12% to Big 9 WOMEN'S COTIONSHIRTS Glrls'Siles .. ,l;58 • Tlllll fOI AU. SIASONB-'.I'be younger aportlng set ht ,.1!11 dllt:oYered tbat laqe, ecoDDmy-tlze tractor liulltrl1lllel aa lie lll'fl!ied lDto Jtll'·round aervlee. cu. per, W)a.. JoulllllGwt4 tblt tubel are not only fine for lalrie IIICliiiNIIl Jl4dliDI ill RDID!Ir but I® &real on lflltl ldlll Ia 'lllller. Neil u ful or mane~verable •• 1111 • " ' UIIJitllllllve 01111 bill advantap....colliBiOIII 111111 tNn mtl't ~ u bo!IH!Iattrrinr,. BAll BAND . SERVING BOWL CEREAL BOWL GIRLS '.. 9c white. 12-oz. size. Rer. 25a and5to9 p) Tm MUG Asst. colors lined in Regular or micro- mesh. Sizes 8)7.-11. Choice of 1hades. ~ pr. Mine Boots LOAFERS . ellock 51.. Sl88 , . 6 to II S11.99 ,. '" elrown --- -- Metal over asbestos. Ro•• 19c LACE SCARFS Choice of 4 styles. One year guarantee, ..·.\ , ss.oo Size lto4 Reg. $8.99 pr. ·:.· .' $2.W r.~. GIRLS WillE HUlLABAlU BOOTS PLAIN TOE 6" Plr=nt VillleJ 01 pllll ADMITI'ED: Mlebael Per:rJ, Pt. PI-Ill; Mrs. Jeu VIiiMeter, l.ell!l't; Mn. BuD .Dioobaw, .Jl:vi!IL BIRTH: Mr. 111!11 Mn. llo{w lwelt, ,._ GIDJpGill, Olllt,. dlu&b- .... ...... ~ ........... ,.tiilll' "Loot II dl llfllt .,.._.,. '4/ J I s'i RIZER OIL ·CO Home Oned • Oilmled You'll Lib Our Service '• ld MIDDLEPORT, 0. i'hm1 WY 2-2101 ' • ·. Pill 1 *r• 0. ' ~ �'J II ' , '' ·SiXStudenta ., Dan, lentiDel. •Pemeroy.JIIddleport, 0 ., Feb. 2._ NEW .Voice · of Broa~way By Jaell: O'Brfau ! ·"t ., . •' I ~ i, :Capitol Comment, Events ' 1fJEN COMES ii-IE INTERIOR SHOT, ANr:> 1J.IE ' CABIN IS 'THE SIZE OF 'THE SEVENT~ ._ ..... RE01MENT PrieedL- , Than SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING . BOY'I GLOVE LEATHER MEN'S PLAIN TOE 8" Work Boots Work Sho11· Sis SJ.OO pr. IV: to 2'h sz.aa .... Telet'ision Rev11e Reg.$4.99 MEN'S HOU.YWOOD IUPil -!>ear demanding work as professionBoss: als. What I am gelling at Is that PleaSe consider this my you can always get someone fllrJll;ll notice that I am ing who is glad to throw a baseball, out for $100,000 a season tor I or hit one, or knock another i each I' of the next three I man down. But It Work Shoes Size $5.00 pr. 7 to II DUST PAN 9c Red, tLJrquoisf!, pink :-;n't vt:'ry television seasons. : easy nowadays to get someone I don't want )'OU to thrhk I ! who is willing to watch have been unduly influenced oy television. the fact that Sandy K.mfax ar•rl Maybe it used to be. But not Don Drysdale, two gentlemer .nv more. who tlll'ow sperteal o~ject! tor · First Holdout a living, are ...,ported to be Therefore you will under>tand aakinl $1 mill\on or s11 IJ·:lwet:n why l want to be !'emembered from the Los Angeles as the .first television critic ers for throe years' hard ' holdout. Maybe it will give 1 ; r·ourage to others to do the l I will admit, however, Ural a ' same. \ly principle i> a sound 1 fellow can't help noticin~ !orne one: People should be pard an of the things that ar., going on , awful lot to watch 1e1e•ision. In the world around him. ! Look at it another w•y: I For example, Lucille Ball f have a college degree f itnow it ; was a holdout from crS-TV probably doesn't mean much f and was threateninJ n(Jt to , nowadays-I onlv went to come back next season and 1 college for four years. But I ' finally the network aiH~rently ' know a television writer wtx• gave her hte moon, the sun and never even finished high school the stars by way of <<'a<ir.g, land gets $4,000 tor ach half· and she gave in. hour comedy script he tu. ns ' Gleason Came Rack out. Then" there was Jackie So here I sit with my college Gleason also thr~<'~ lenin~ ;.o Idegree, watching tele•·ision. quit, Jlll[ heaven knows what And it's time to be honest. I lidhlts CBS-TV put up to he!p 1mean. nobody g<JOS w college get him back, whlcll II did. : any more to get •n education, I mean. I have nL1 thn.~g i right~ It's the promise of against a nice gentleman like money to come, right? I mean, Willje Mays earning too..., than nobody in his right mind would $UIO,OOO a year for hitting a voluntarily go Ill school with spherical object with a piece of 30,000 other people. If you wood. really wanted an education, the But I must admit It gets to last place you'd go is to coUe~e. me a little when all that right? television money makes it 1 You wiU excuse me now. I possible for professional fool· am going over to see ll'Y script ball j.iams to pay small writer friend, w;., '' "''ndrng rortunHnt~ large ones- to his son to a fine Eastern school those iPJiint young men who (he couldn't get into Stanford\. get througlj college mainly by I think my <kmanda •re knook!JII O&er fellows down In reasonable. and S•J do all my front ftl lots of people Why, football '"player friend•. f am they haven't even prol'«i yet willing to negotiate. PleAse tbat they can carry out such contaet me through my coach. or yellow plastic. --- -- 1•1· 29c iL~ : ,< ~ . •.:·~1 : . ,·· _..:.:.. . STOVE MAT WOMEN'S BRIEFS Acetate crotch. tricot. Double 4/99C Square - [mbossed. Asst. c:ol· oro, Blil5xlD·Inch, firm , comfortable~ 79c / 9C or round. 9C ....... 1 •••• $1.00 Poly lid seals it tight. Will not chip, break, 22-oz. size. crack, 6%-in. size. • ••. 2Sc ..... 1.. 9C 9·inch plastic. Yel· low. blue, pink, Mq. Re •• lla 9C Plants Gives Up Position As Patrolman 9O Durable plutlc. 1~ pt. size. With covor, lo~~o11e i Rambler Trade-Ins Variety of collar styles. - Short sleeves. Prints or solid colors, Th1 Very BHI In Used Con Anywh•,. 32-31 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED w•aynhuy SEE ..... lilted Girts' Sizes ... .89c WOMEN'S CAPRIS ....., Wash-and-wear cgtton gabardine. Blue, black, .... red, beia:e. Cut 49~ GREETING CARDS 99c Select from ti"'e different assort· ments. each containing 21 cards. AIJ·a<:clsion or blrthday/llt·well. - ,,. .... l9c 117 ::r..99'~ 1. ,.,. :~: ,~~~.•nQies1!:one, FACIAL TISSUE LAUNDRY BASm TEFLON ·PANS METROPOLITAN MOTORS ~lie 2/$1.39 T·Shlrts 2/$1.19 Shorto .. . . ... -· "'...- ...... 2V,'f1illl9C Soft, absorbtnt. 200 2·ply Aluminum. &omuf(irl tin, g. , .• in. round ca~e. 1-qt. iiUce. · 1 •••• , II ••••• I I I I I 1 Phone WY 2..3498 ,, " " ' PLANTQ IIIII . ........._ __ ______ .., White and ..ld plallfl • looks 11-t OftYJC. 15x9x9~ ~ " - SHEETS & PILLOW CASES a a t a • . , .... IJiab;Jtfe ..f •• I I ....... ........., •••• nDnr' . 'l'e'p SHEETS Double &: Twin Slzet WhHea and Coloro LI'4VE FOR 411BLAND POINT PLEASANT '1111 local Selective oervlce IIGerd MIMOQIDOWN_... WBIIJl'JUYS 1 PAW ' $2.3910 $2.89 bas annO!l!ICed tbt lobJnc perSODI left this Week for the Ashla!ld, Ky. emntnq nd entrance lllaUon. Selecleel for Induction were, Richard Dale folllver, Jll!leiJ ~ PlaDII, Robert JGieph Rtush, Robert Paylol Pylet, Jolul , ~ Burns. Clyde Tbomu ' Weaver, llomer Eugene Holley, and J)a. u ••11 • / llflea c.~~~J~.rtr;~ 11111aa • ur 11118 JIIII~, PIU.OW CASES Whlta m Colors $1.00 & $1.1.9 rid Roger Wutzell. POMEROY, OHIO ,j e ASK FOR A SALE BILL --- ... _,.._. ____ \ SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING o 0 o · o I I I I 1 I I .. I I I I I 1 ~ sheett. Oocorator box. hmllllloDdyeu Jll·Wealllu urea DAN RIVER BEN FRANKLIN®. EXTRA VALUE SPECIALS Women's Terry Scuffs .•••..•.• 71c Men's Sport lr Casual Socks ..••.••••••..• 2/89c lop' Crtw SOcks. o4/llc Pur...~ lllir Brush ...................... lie Alit. color pl1stic. IJta tracttoa-tltll weu 99 Non-skid bock· ' lng. Fringed ends. Nine dec:· • orator cotot1, .... $2.N . tile lint tin 3 X 5' AREA RUQ 2ta ... Slve $2.00 a pair ROUSH'S SHOE STORE \I .. STEEL TOE ,, ' IINDUCIIOM CDllER. ' • ITALIAN STYLE Sizes 12% to Big 9 WOMEN'S COTIONSHIRTS Glrls'Siles .. ,l;58 • Tlllll fOI AU. SIASONB-'.I'be younger aportlng set ht ,.1!11 dllt:oYered tbat laqe, ecoDDmy-tlze tractor liulltrl1lllel aa lie lll'fl!ied lDto Jtll'·round aervlee. cu. per, W)a.. JoulllllGwt4 tblt tubel are not only fine for lalrie IIICliiiNIIl Jl4dliDI ill RDID!Ir but I® &real on lflltl ldlll Ia 'lllller. Neil u ful or mane~verable •• 1111 • " ' UIIJitllllllve 01111 bill advantap....colliBiOIII 111111 tNn mtl't ~ u bo!IH!Iattrrinr,. BAll BAND . SERVING BOWL CEREAL BOWL GIRLS '.. 9c white. 12-oz. size. Rer. 25a and5to9 p) Tm MUG Asst. colors lined in Regular or micro- mesh. Sizes 8)7.-11. Choice of 1hades. ~ pr. Mine Boots LOAFERS . ellock 51.. Sl88 , . 6 to II S11.99 ,. '" elrown --- -- Metal over asbestos. Ro•• 19c LACE SCARFS Choice of 4 styles. One year guarantee, ..·.\ , ss.oo Size lto4 Reg. $8.99 pr. ·:.· .' $2.W r.~. GIRLS WillE HUlLABAlU BOOTS PLAIN TOE 6" Plr=nt VillleJ 01 pllll ADMITI'ED: Mlebael Per:rJ, Pt. PI-Ill; Mrs. Jeu VIiiMeter, l.ell!l't; Mn. BuD .Dioobaw, .Jl:vi!IL BIRTH: Mr. 111!11 Mn. llo{w lwelt, ,._ GIDJpGill, Olllt,. dlu&b- .... ...... ~ ........... ,.tiilll' "Loot II dl llfllt .,.._.,. '4/ J I s'i RIZER OIL ·CO Home Oned • Oilmled You'll Lib Our Service '• ld MIDDLEPORT, 0. i'hm1 WY 2-2101 ' • ·. Pill 1 *r• 0. ' ~ �' ' '· FIIIT . 18'' II Ill till, Impeach ' 8-Dally• SeDtllle!o'~port,O.M.·~JIII - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Frldaydemoon. Reedsville Stiversville Soeiety Notes News N,otes Mrs. r.ii.Xille Durst and Tom mted Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ltEGUI,Al ...:__:. · Rllcbie Jr. and Mrs. and Mrs. .·. . ' ' .'' of·"qq~t-1 Mac Van llleter, Saturday. ertif ied OH 5tetion Edwin Slallton. He waa .. !llr. and Mrs. Mike Evans and by one vote. daughters and Mr. and Mrs. a, Mn.J4'le Pldrnoa Wesley Cozart, Arthur Lovett Charles Fitch and family were Reedsvtne Bronte Troop and 1011, Donald, were bualnesSi Sunday guests of Mr. and and Junior Girl Seoul vlaltorl in Ravenswood re- ~· Mrs. Charles Van Meter. I were entertained with a cently. Mrs. ,Elva Dalley spent a retine party given by the Mr. and Mrs. Larry Filch . -· · Scouts. The Cadettes, who and daughters spent Sunday · tor the moat masculine workiDg on their hostess with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. man you know ... planned the parly and Carl Fitch, Dewllts Run. the Invitations, decoratlens and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Ables lllld refreshments using the Valen·l Mrs. Sylvia Allen were In Porn: HE'S HERE TO SUPPLY YOU tine mollff. eroy a recent afternoon. Games were enjoyed and re- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lipps lrtshments of punch, aad childrell, IJUie Hocking, aft•r shave .• .after shower and cookies were were Sunday guests of btir par- QUAl-ITY c proceedings began agaill!l Pres!dent Andrew Johnson iD HEillse of RrepresentatlVes beC81111e be !ired Secretary centweekendwlthherdaughter, Judy Cozart, Gallipolis. • Jack Ritchie of Portland spent R. R. DUrst and Tom, RudY and Roy Powell, Sylvia ~, an afternoon with Tom Durst. Durst, Elva Dalley, Gary Grlf· Wesley Calart, Cllld1 ~Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott and fith and Joe Acree, Bob Fitch Tom Durst and Jack Rltdlll. Mr~.. Letty Spencer, R!lclne at. - tended church serillces al Rutland saturday evening. Space Ale advanced ••• ~t vtsJiore or E. H. Car- ~· 1966 F~!GIDAIRE Frost~P,...,,oof,.. peliter and family were Mrs. Tressie Stetbem, S. W. llw'st, i ·REFRIGERATOR! I Full Drug Store Service Scouts attanding were Debbie and Ruth Green, my Ruth, Jewell Blake, bara Andrews, Diane Jane Brewer, Connie Teress Cbicbesler Jane lleacl, Rosemary Reed, Pickens Jackle Blse Jean Wbitebe'ad Karen Hu,eybrey and Brenda Boring and leaders Mrs. Maurice Reed, Mrs. Harlis Frank, Mr.. Frank Bise and I Mrs. Ernest Whitehead. Mrs. Harold Brewer and Juli Whit.. ' bead also attended. Carroll Randolph has returned home after being a patient St. Jospeh's Hospital, Parkers1burg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harold sauer and daughters, Middleport, iled with relatives here Monda I ~r and Mrs. Don Coleman ' and iamily of Columbus Sunday with Mrs. Heltol Arc!> • •things you need "''Y day! You'll find a complete stock of the I "little" things that i mean so much in 1 convenience to you and your famil y. Shop us and see! 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You ~. 112 E. Mlln Space Ap Rrl~nl ... after anything. Stunningly gift boxed In · handsome sllver·flashed. bottle-green decantera I. uo .....:::r.• 15. 25. rallerg6 Am1ZI111 I.ONDON CUPI) -The artll)' And pollee seiZed power tD llbnna today and dismissed President Kwame Nkrumah a11d bll cahJDet a broadcast fr0111.- Mara Rad!D said. An lliDY officer made the broadcalt I!QIOimcement, recordsd Ia Londob b)' the Brltl!b ill'DIIdollllnc Corp. (BBC). "l'he mytbs · su r r o 11 ndiD& Kwame Nkrumah have been broken," the bl1)adcut said. lnWI on a thin cushion of olr supplied 6y mDit qcUum- deaners-leta you move it wHh ease for behind and underneath cleonllll!i Rtfrlreretor&lklas rllht out wlthoutlrlctlon, Evon e child con mOVI it. Como t.y it. H'a funl DUTTONS By Military Nkrumab Is presently out of the COUDiry on an independent Viet NIDI peace mission. He was due Ill Peking, the capital of Commtmlst China, today. i Rlde-Aire UIIJ re- frl&trator a traction of an 1-rtant MNi1111 WUI .. HoW Monoloy P-. II. .... ....1'111111 tho •~uA,.. and lulldlne IJRPN•• ., menta. Wolihy ,,.,. I ill MD Maunral, Jf, Mn. Wllliamtlt ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE • • • NATVRAL CANTI!BN-Livlng of! the land iJn't the rule wUh U.S. troop• in VIet Nam, but when a coeonut palm II handy It can provide a refreshing change from tepid eanleen water, 11 Maj. llaymond)loblllson of Walton, N.Y., dlftc:oven. -- ~ RACINE DEPT. STORI' FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEWARES; lADIES, H011teu to Club MENS end CHILDREN$ READY TO WEAR. BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. FULLY LINID SAVE MIDDLEPORT, 0. UP TO wu~un~cona~ti~~~~~n~al~·------~~~~~~~~~----~.. ~.--~-~--.----~~J~~--~~~~~~~~~~~BB--~~ "') • IIIDUCID DRESS MATERIAL ~A~u~ • HOUSE SLIPPERS R~:LJ~· 99 .' ' Amerlel llaJted U I 111tloa of tea drlllken, but tile Boltoa Tea Part7 cut lht die for coffee. ~nd ll!arted 11 a coffee-drllildng nation, but the tea mon. $20 MAPLE LAWN QUAUTY op~ly RUG 0 r LEAN and MEATY f. '' BOILING BEEF FRESH SOUD Hol1um or Aclems 'l I Slvs. ·' ' ;f. ;l c S.R.-S2.09 21b. CHJIF lUND iiiiiiiiill ( • ; ! Put your finger over the first two letters of Its name j l j • Caprice ~ MW {Hi~ or the nicest tblngs tbls IUXIU'J' ear ball &olng r\Jr l:. c . ' j !lellr't plldl..,.. - •I NEW D1rl11 Se1ly'a 1111 A111nnary Sale c.,..;n Cvllloin Coto~~t '11ith SpringI ·. :,. 'I '•u FWur 111111011 eaa add eer!IIJinly dNI D~~ IIhd• all....._: Stralo-backet ! float 1M1a and .98 11a X Aa AM·FM Mllhlpln SHOP OUR UIGAIN TAlliS FOR FABRIC CLOSEOUI'S II ABBOTf - --------· .99 Me.. IMuHful Than IYtrl PIIONI WY2-2743 POt APPOINTMINTI .Beauty ltiOP SIMOWS I SAVEl ... ...,.. .. ·-· ,.... -- • WAY Sing.- Sales & Servlc. WY 2-2284 ' N»JJERQY McCelrs Petterns .115 W. SICOND OHIO s- I You can cover tho 4!0U~Je'l special roof (it's different fnlrn any other Clll"a) w1t11 btaek or llttse vinyl to slve 11 that COIIVIrtlble loOk. ' a fow·llpeaker • MIXIIC wlleel tlult JMQIIIIa up, don, :t ..... IIIII. CamfGrtroa ..... tie loeal· ... ud llr 1 ,.....,... Set the lh~ Mat fir M. . . . . . .M dJe,., ......... ltald lt11 w ... ' 1 r' llr rour tddell -.,-lndudlnl IWD•opeod otectri< windshilld wipe,., wlndlhleld Rohera ...a - ·up ltll* ........ o flrWJI, <lur plc- HIIE.NOWI New $p1f1t Fc6.ia a .· THE CHEVROLET ...._ rr.. • •lltll·wldlh- w1111 a foldlllc _._ FOREMAN ' I for ond ........ to ID.-Hh oo r..uatloo ill ~litlllf, Itt M tod1JI Gel. PLAIN, 25 lbs.S t' SEE What's c 251bs. STORE HOURS - OPEN 9 te 5 FREE DOOR PRIZES' ' .... """".lilt """' - TASTY$ 2 99 to $ . , .----------·----·--~ WY 2-5421 WY 2-5130 I I REGISTER FOR Robinson's ...... IP IM'IIIui" McCoy's or V•lleylell pair .......... ,..' 2hds. 4 S9c of the East India CLEANING ' 98cyd. - Company reversed the hal> U. Today Enlfand drinto live timea u much tea as eoffee and the United states d&b 25 limes 11 much oclflee 11 lea. • "''' 9 ! !% CHILDREN'S lb. WHOLE 2 -' ·" PLASTIC BABY PANTS - c FRESH ,- WINTER PAJAMAS In Stock POMEROY ~fRYERS CHILDREN$ ! OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 WY 2-3975 SO% On All Swe~ters ) SIMON'S MARKET E. MAIN ST. • PlAmC DRAPES A thought Cor tbe day- Irish I author George Bernard Shaw: "You don't learn to bold your own in the world by stsndillg on guard, but by attacitinll.'' Pomeroy F~gldalre ()ut of Power Tbt ntllo report said Nkrumab'a Coaventlon Peoples Plil'· ly "1111 dluolved." Refrigerator comes Installed with FREE Rlde·AII'I" feature I Bill Dietz, Belpre, spent a I weekend at the William • Balcler-1 son home. Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs VIY 2·2955 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Burch and Leota. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans and visited her mother, Mrs. May Van Meter and Ruby, DeWitts Run, SUnday. Mr. IIlli Mrs. Harold Brewer 1!111 daughter, Long Bottom caUed on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer and David Wedne!day. Mrs. Sylvia Alien received word of th edeath of her brother Bill William•. in Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fitch Jr. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lawson and sons Thursday. Mrs. Elva Dailey called on Mrs. Albina Gluesencamp on . . ill 1803, Chief JustJce John Marshall ruled the Supreme Court had the power te declare invalid any act of , Congress wblch, in the ~ibunai s opm1on, . oireflmot • - forma in 1111 102-lb.tqp - o r Nlllllll. II!Or Hctlonl . o Twlllvill!lllle Hl,.twilliiiillllai"ll. o •11 otoriP hit I fUio width lllt!WI, liltllr Olllllp&ito · mont. • Pluo tho PoN_r CIP.IUta fo1 Boldaew Brut lor•• WITH SUNDRIES ••.' ' 0100¥. , . """'by - .NkrumahPut -- lllrl ol - · · .. - ol ,.. ..... _ , I The Cu I WA 0o u,l'a ' also a ..tlllblt wit~ this centlt Wil ilt ""-'sins apeclal 111strumoAtatlotl and t._,j with . . dell '' loOic cl waod. j ...,. -·i POMEROY MOTOR CO. I 'f 1/., ' �' ' '· FIIIT . 18'' II Ill till, Impeach ' 8-Dally• SeDtllle!o'~port,O.M.·~JIII - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Frldaydemoon. Reedsville Stiversville Soeiety Notes News N,otes Mrs. r.ii.Xille Durst and Tom mted Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ltEGUI,Al ...:__:. · Rllcbie Jr. and Mrs. and Mrs. .·. . ' ' .'' of·"qq~t-1 Mac Van llleter, Saturday. ertif ied OH 5tetion Edwin Slallton. He waa .. !llr. and Mrs. Mike Evans and by one vote. daughters and Mr. and Mrs. a, Mn.J4'le Pldrnoa Wesley Cozart, Arthur Lovett Charles Fitch and family were Reedsvtne Bronte Troop and 1011, Donald, were bualnesSi Sunday guests of Mr. and and Junior Girl Seoul vlaltorl in Ravenswood re- ~· Mrs. Charles Van Meter. I were entertained with a cently. Mrs. ,Elva Dalley spent a retine party given by the Mr. and Mrs. Larry Filch . -· · Scouts. The Cadettes, who and daughters spent Sunday · tor the moat masculine workiDg on their hostess with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. man you know ... planned the parly and Carl Fitch, Dewllts Run. the Invitations, decoratlens and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Ables lllld refreshments using the Valen·l Mrs. Sylvia Allen were In Porn: HE'S HERE TO SUPPLY YOU tine mollff. eroy a recent afternoon. Games were enjoyed and re- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lipps lrtshments of punch, aad childrell, IJUie Hocking, aft•r shave .• .after shower and cookies were were Sunday guests of btir par- QUAl-ITY c proceedings began agaill!l Pres!dent Andrew Johnson iD HEillse of RrepresentatlVes beC81111e be !ired Secretary centweekendwlthherdaughter, Judy Cozart, Gallipolis. • Jack Ritchie of Portland spent R. R. DUrst and Tom, RudY and Roy Powell, Sylvia ~, an afternoon with Tom Durst. Durst, Elva Dalley, Gary Grlf· Wesley Calart, Cllld1 ~Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott and fith and Joe Acree, Bob Fitch Tom Durst and Jack Rltdlll. Mr~.. Letty Spencer, R!lclne at. - tended church serillces al Rutland saturday evening. Space Ale advanced ••• ~t vtsJiore or E. H. Car- ~· 1966 F~!GIDAIRE Frost~P,...,,oof,.. peliter and family were Mrs. Tressie Stetbem, S. W. llw'st, i ·REFRIGERATOR! I Full Drug Store Service Scouts attanding were Debbie and Ruth Green, my Ruth, Jewell Blake, bara Andrews, Diane Jane Brewer, Connie Teress Cbicbesler Jane lleacl, Rosemary Reed, Pickens Jackle Blse Jean Wbitebe'ad Karen Hu,eybrey and Brenda Boring and leaders Mrs. Maurice Reed, Mrs. Harlis Frank, Mr.. Frank Bise and I Mrs. Ernest Whitehead. Mrs. Harold Brewer and Juli Whit.. ' bead also attended. Carroll Randolph has returned home after being a patient St. Jospeh's Hospital, Parkers1burg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harold sauer and daughters, Middleport, iled with relatives here Monda I ~r and Mrs. Don Coleman ' and iamily of Columbus Sunday with Mrs. Heltol Arc!> • •things you need "''Y day! You'll find a complete stock of the I "little" things that i mean so much in 1 convenience to you and your famil y. Shop us and see! 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You ~. 112 E. Mlln Space Ap Rrl~nl ... after anything. Stunningly gift boxed In · handsome sllver·flashed. bottle-green decantera I. uo .....:::r.• 15. 25. rallerg6 Am1ZI111 I.ONDON CUPI) -The artll)' And pollee seiZed power tD llbnna today and dismissed President Kwame Nkrumah a11d bll cahJDet a broadcast fr0111.- Mara Rad!D said. An lliDY officer made the broadcalt I!QIOimcement, recordsd Ia Londob b)' the Brltl!b ill'DIIdollllnc Corp. (BBC). "l'he mytbs · su r r o 11 ndiD& Kwame Nkrumah have been broken," the bl1)adcut said. lnWI on a thin cushion of olr supplied 6y mDit qcUum- deaners-leta you move it wHh ease for behind and underneath cleonllll!i Rtfrlreretor&lklas rllht out wlthoutlrlctlon, Evon e child con mOVI it. Como t.y it. H'a funl DUTTONS By Military Nkrumab Is presently out of the COUDiry on an independent Viet NIDI peace mission. He was due Ill Peking, the capital of Commtmlst China, today. i Rlde-Aire UIIJ re- frl&trator a traction of an 1-rtant MNi1111 WUI .. HoW Monoloy P-. II. .... ....1'111111 tho •~uA,.. and lulldlne IJRPN•• ., menta. Wolihy ,,.,. I ill MD Maunral, Jf, Mn. Wllliamtlt ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE • • • NATVRAL CANTI!BN-Livlng of! the land iJn't the rule wUh U.S. troop• in VIet Nam, but when a coeonut palm II handy It can provide a refreshing change from tepid eanleen water, 11 Maj. llaymond)loblllson of Walton, N.Y., dlftc:oven. -- ~ RACINE DEPT. STORI' FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEWARES; lADIES, H011teu to Club MENS end CHILDREN$ READY TO WEAR. BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. FULLY LINID SAVE MIDDLEPORT, 0. UP TO wu~un~cona~ti~~~~~n~al~·------~~~~~~~~~----~.. ~.--~-~--.----~~J~~--~~~~~~~~~~~BB--~~ "') • IIIDUCID DRESS MATERIAL ~A~u~ • HOUSE SLIPPERS R~:LJ~· 99 .' ' Amerlel llaJted U I 111tloa of tea drlllken, but tile Boltoa Tea Part7 cut lht die for coffee. ~nd ll!arted 11 a coffee-drllildng nation, but the tea mon. $20 MAPLE LAWN QUAUTY op~ly RUG 0 r LEAN and MEATY f. '' BOILING BEEF FRESH SOUD Hol1um or Aclems 'l I Slvs. ·' ' ;f. ;l c S.R.-S2.09 21b. CHJIF lUND iiiiiiiiill ( • ; ! Put your finger over the first two letters of Its name j l j • Caprice ~ MW {Hi~ or the nicest tblngs tbls IUXIU'J' ear ball &olng r\Jr l:. c . ' j !lellr't plldl..,.. - •I NEW D1rl11 Se1ly'a 1111 A111nnary Sale c.,..;n Cvllloin Coto~~t '11ith SpringI ·. :,. 'I '•u FWur 111111011 eaa add eer!IIJinly dNI D~~ IIhd• all....._: Stralo-backet ! float 1M1a and .98 11a X Aa AM·FM Mllhlpln SHOP OUR UIGAIN TAlliS FOR FABRIC CLOSEOUI'S II ABBOTf - --------· .99 Me.. IMuHful Than IYtrl PIIONI WY2-2743 POt APPOINTMINTI .Beauty ltiOP SIMOWS I SAVEl ... ...,.. .. ·-· ,.... -- • WAY Sing.- Sales & Servlc. WY 2-2284 ' N»JJERQY McCelrs Petterns .115 W. SICOND OHIO s- I You can cover tho 4!0U~Je'l special roof (it's different fnlrn any other Clll"a) w1t11 btaek or llttse vinyl to slve 11 that COIIVIrtlble loOk. ' a fow·llpeaker • MIXIIC wlleel tlult JMQIIIIa up, don, :t ..... IIIII. CamfGrtroa ..... tie loeal· ... ud llr 1 ,.....,... Set the lh~ Mat fir M. . . . . . .M dJe,., ......... ltald lt11 w ... ' 1 r' llr rour tddell -.,-lndudlnl IWD•opeod otectri< windshilld wipe,., wlndlhleld Rohera ...a - ·up ltll* ........ o flrWJI, <lur plc- HIIE.NOWI New $p1f1t Fc6.ia a .· THE CHEVROLET ...._ rr.. • •lltll·wldlh- w1111 a foldlllc _._ FOREMAN ' I for ond ........ to ID.-Hh oo r..uatloo ill ~litlllf, Itt M tod1JI Gel. PLAIN, 25 lbs.S t' SEE What's c 251bs. STORE HOURS - OPEN 9 te 5 FREE DOOR PRIZES' ' .... """".lilt """' - TASTY$ 2 99 to $ . , .----------·----·--~ WY 2-5421 WY 2-5130 I I REGISTER FOR Robinson's ...... IP IM'IIIui" McCoy's or V•lleylell pair .......... ,..' 2hds. 4 S9c of the East India CLEANING ' 98cyd. - Company reversed the hal> U. Today Enlfand drinto live timea u much tea as eoffee and the United states d&b 25 limes 11 much oclflee 11 lea. • "''' 9 ! !% CHILDREN'S lb. WHOLE 2 -' ·" PLASTIC BABY PANTS - c FRESH ,- WINTER PAJAMAS In Stock POMEROY ~fRYERS CHILDREN$ ! OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 WY 2-3975 SO% On All Swe~ters ) SIMON'S MARKET E. MAIN ST. • PlAmC DRAPES A thought Cor tbe day- Irish I author George Bernard Shaw: "You don't learn to bold your own in the world by stsndillg on guard, but by attacitinll.'' Pomeroy F~gldalre ()ut of Power Tbt ntllo report said Nkrumab'a Coaventlon Peoples Plil'· ly "1111 dluolved." Refrigerator comes Installed with FREE Rlde·AII'I" feature I Bill Dietz, Belpre, spent a I weekend at the William • Balcler-1 son home. Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs VIY 2·2955 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Burch and Leota. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans and visited her mother, Mrs. May Van Meter and Ruby, DeWitts Run, SUnday. Mr. IIlli Mrs. Harold Brewer 1!111 daughter, Long Bottom caUed on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer and David Wedne!day. Mrs. Sylvia Alien received word of th edeath of her brother Bill William•. in Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fitch Jr. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lawson and sons Thursday. Mrs. Elva Dailey called on Mrs. Albina Gluesencamp on . . ill 1803, Chief JustJce John Marshall ruled the Supreme Court had the power te declare invalid any act of , Congress wblch, in the ~ibunai s opm1on, . oireflmot • - forma in 1111 102-lb.tqp - o r Nlllllll. II!Or Hctlonl . o Twlllvill!lllle Hl,.twilliiiillllai"ll. o •11 otoriP hit I fUio width lllt!WI, liltllr Olllllp&ito · mont. • Pluo tho PoN_r CIP.IUta fo1 Boldaew Brut lor•• WITH SUNDRIES ••.' ' 0100¥. , . """'by - .NkrumahPut -- lllrl ol - · · .. - ol ,.. ..... _ , I The Cu I WA 0o u,l'a ' also a ..tlllblt wit~ this centlt Wil ilt ""-'sins apeclal 111strumoAtatlotl and t._,j with . . dell '' loOic cl waod. j ...,. -·i POMEROY MOTOR CO. I 'f 1/., ' �1, ., ly PRID LASSWILL IARNEY dOOGLI ond SNUFFY SMITH WISH I{E AN' M'f ..... Fury. LaiTT Wolft, Call WI WOM. ' 221 lie - - - - - - - - 1 - D . U y 1\lntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., J'eb. :M, 1988 • 1 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Sed•n $2295 64 Chevelle Malibu $te. Wegon - $1895 8 eyL Powerglide. Radio and heater. New tlreo. All white outllide wltll ncl flll)'ilnter!Gr. A klal ftDICI low mileage WIIOIL Wanted To Buy - .- _ PAIR of used tractm" 10 - II - or 11-28. FURNISHED apartment. rooms and bath. 390 S. tll'eo- Ave., Middleport. Call WY 5262. s I& tic JOHN DEERE "II" tractor. Plow, cullt'vators, m•wing machine. All i1 fiat shape. Price $400. G. A. Deem, Rat :13 3tp - - - cine, Ohio. 2 22 6tp =====::--;;;-;;;;;;;~IAVAll.ABLE March lsi, -~~- -- . ANTIQUE FuntiiUI'e, diSbeo. ness building. Located at SORRY SAL ts now a merry miscellaneous. Call or East Main st., Pomeroy. Call gal. She used Blue Lustre Mra. lloO'anl Cod!, IQO w. Matilda Schorn, IVY 2-2524. rug and upltolstery l4aiD SL, PumerOJ. 2 15 tfc Rent electrtc I :ti u• . Baker fw'niture, ---::-:----·Ia ROOM flll'nlshed apartmut Ohio. • Phone WY Z.,>435 ZIJ Nottce 5tll Avenue, Mlddlepnrt, D=-A"'N"'CIN=G;-;;;MUSIC, Hotel Mar· S S tic tiD Saturday Dight. 2 24 Ltp rRAJLER LOTS - lhtll -Landmark's Got SMOGASBORD.- Feb.- 24 Thu"- •go lllld weter. Bron't Trd EVERYTHING day I - 6:30 p. m. at the or Pan ISIIII Why drive liO milea, when Sacred Heart Church auditor~ Minersville. 0111o. you cran get delivery at our ium Pomeroy. $1.00 for adults, W324. area warehouse. Call us for wrl!:: All A- Radiator shOji _ eCar eTruck eHNtw Core eBullclelw KfJTH GOBLE FORD •bl FERTIUZER 1 24 ILp specialized servicr a- Jrulk 5tlc ohildren. · TWO SPACES Spreading Available - We 1 WILL Nar ite;~pons!ble for • rent in Ute Village ol Mioldl•ll Also Can AppiJ Liquid Ni1 •·• b C 11 WY 2--3341 '"' IllY debts contrac~ Y any l port. 0 oUter thai myself. Donald W. 2-218S or WY 2.3000. Maauel. Z 24 3tp , II !0 tic ~~;..._..........-..- .. ---..~ ,~ - Real btate For S1le 1" DEVROPING & PRINTING .FOR SALE: Lobanoa Township i i room house, 15 acrea ground trogen To Your Fieds. All Analys!~ stralgltt &, mixed materiola available. AD at J:. new low prices. Ph. WY 2-2181 aontrol IOI'Vices. :10 yean perience. Roache!, rats, other bouseltold pull. FrM • timates and inspection. No satesmeL New termite trol plan. Meiga Co1111ty'1 Jy homo OWied oompanJ. lied peal and U!rmite colllro! ll ClOillpany, tro5 W. Mallt l'ltmeroy, Ohio. WY 2-3159. 2 II WATER WELL drilllag, water pump sales 8lld ""· CaU collocl Drilli"8 Co., a...ter. 1185-:&fl3. I II IN MY I-IEAP:l' FER. '1QJ).E MAW ""''"'" BETTER, PAW USED FURNITURE and $2149 1963 Volksw•gen 2 Door $1245 62 Corv1ir Fordor IOOcl Reduced $969 Powergllde trans. Now wbll41 llru. 1'r7 lbla - lor more eo In tbe · - · 61 Chevrolet Fordor Biscayne Only $895 I eyl P.,.orglldt. UU fll1llh aDd llnl. 1'r7 tbll one. 2 Frigld1lre Refriger•ton _ _ ... 49.95 2 Good UMd TVa ... 39.95 1 Kroehler Uvlng Room Suite like-_ 98.00 . 2 Other Uvlng Room Suites _ H. 25.00 I 1 Set Bunk Beds, lib - _ Prlled to Sell 1 Nice Antique Ubrery T1ble, over50yunoW_14.95 1 Ubrary Teble only 9.95 Odd Group lncl Tebl.. ... 1.00 Bed, Spring, Mattress _ complete 25.00 5 Uted Bre•kf•st Sets choice 25.00 1 Mlyt•g Autom1tic Weiher 10.00 1 Frigicl•ire Automatl1 W•sher ind Dryer ptlr _ 125.00 1 Aclmlr.l Elec, Range, like new _ 71.00 . 1 Warm Momlng Coel Helter Moclel400, 100 lb. aiu with f1n W•s139.95, n- _100.00 1 Real Nl• V•nlly, with 3 mlrron 25.00 Y'Kf.!O\\J, MEEK, A'>. 11-11' WORLD BECOME~ MORE CROWDED TI-1£ STUDY ~! WA~TEI> 'Sl'A~£ ! JNIT.RESTED 11\J IT ALSO I l\ GAStiLINI! ALLEY I k'NOW! I'M ..---:::::---....., OVfER OF SPAC'£ BECOME~ IMRJRfAIVT • . - .. ~PACii? I ' 1) , ' •.......1 I .......... Furniture USED RJRNITURI OUTlET IH 2-4211 Rutlend, 0. By CHESTER GO'ILD· DICK TRACY ., 63 Corvelr Monu Cpe. Reduced to $1395 0 4 tpeed. Radio 1114 beat.r. ll!lck flnllll wltll 11111 'l'il!il'l bucket oeata. .. ' $1695 292 Cu. 6 ql. C&C. 4 opeed lronl. Rot1 good tlrM. Heavy duty aprtnp.. Tblo lruck illou aDd r11111 IIU new. See Ibis ...,., PIZZA · 64 Chevelle Tudor .....',, '\' • $1595 · 1 cyl wltll ltd. Iran& Radio, healer. Rot1 good whl141 wall Una. Local owllOid wiUI IOOcl tart klw ~ ...r HIGHEST QUALITY PROFESSIONAL WORK ""'1-UMd Chevrolet Heny Duty Factory GROVER' STUDIO POMEROY MOTOR CO. I A gay • whirl after cleaain& pell witb Blue Lul1re. electric sbampooer, $1. WHoA' COME COME ANNIE, ' ltJU'VE BE6:M HAVING NlrW & US1D CARS and TRUCKS ON DISPl.AY POM!ROY, OHIO OPEN I!VES 9 P.M. ... ilardwSH, Va. 77:hl583. By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII Tend.a wltll Dump Bed_ Priced To Go 220 E. M1in St. I 64 Olds 88 4 Door Deluu vinyl trim, gree• filllib, radio, heater, llrM - Raduced Price. peal OHIO e $2095 Station Wagon. 6500 actual miles by local owner. Like new 700x14 tires. Spare hat never been out. Dark green outaide. Radio llld healer. IIIC 6 •natnaSid. trans. Show room clean. IJealionll 62 Chevrolet 1'1-i Ton POM~ROY I outbuilding. Located on good gravel r.. d. Price, $2,300. 65 Ford Falcon Futur1 4 Door _ Auto. trans. Radio, hellter, power brake• and a!Hr· ing. Blue fiailb. Spolleu clean Interior. A real bUJ. eAnyType )-lAD A SOFT 5POT I MI'IW CDU~D C::.ET At Lower Pricesl 8 cyl., Powergllde. Tan and beiC• fiD!Ib. JJb new llrel. See lhiJ ODI befon )'011 buy. SERVICE SHLIX • •I'VE ALWA'/5 APPLIANCES .......... Ai"""'· Jnc. PonJo III'Ol'· Pbo11e WY W3111. RADIATOR We Have Good . DON'T ~A'I THAT, MAW lEN CASIY ~ 5AO DIIO...,, rrs @ A CREAM f IV' 'iilll TH' 1100>5 FULLO '~! I'VE I-IE"ARO 'E"M 18i..W", ~ PROf:"f'SSIOf'W. t\!l!.,ERS, PAl .I NOW, NoW f I'M ,_ A~ RAID 'J'OLVVE ~AD 100 MAN'f ' / ~'i!JT"ER~ j'M A PRffiv' ..w!ii'"" !'1';:-'"7.r--Gf;;.l_l:f.!Bf., ANHJE I I rice. !ALES LADIES for Sti!Oer'• Store in Pomeroy. Apply ia pt·non at store. 2 24 31<! SPA-RE TiMF:? E>tra Income! Competent man or woman interested in making money now and in the future to re-fill and collect money from our new super coin operated dispensers. No soliciting origin:ll ~ccounts os rute is established by us. To qualify for · profits and ownership ACitOS8 L Funda.- ...... ~ erencea and wages expected. Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, Box 1188A. s f If< For Rent 28. Balka.a. 30.Child'• loy 32. Cor~ TV prllleesa 12. BlbUat.i name 13, POIJitift 14. KBld ot 16......... l'-Naval bta'WII 11. GiftiiJ 20.a..eo lli.a.t... 16. Sillpla.t lT.BI:ft lB.Soolheo %l. Roclalm 23.Lotiho 2L,.,_ 22.Girh- 8111- Jll. Deaary 28.~ ~- f I tic ., Everyday Speciale ....... fl.2t.-.. --·- - .. -· 10. British ll.S uff~ !II. Wbl8tl• WANTED: Experieneed mecbanic for minor parts installation service. Must be mature, with obllity It manace departm<nt and oell ports. Good working oonditionJ, Ia Jetter, tlate experience, m- T.Owlal 8.GI'Mil 161111 I. 'l'1te8.t*l' ..t menlal e. Clll.W chester, Minnesota. Include phone. % :!3 2tt ,_~. ABBII! AND SLATS otlon oerv1.,., Jork'o ll'ation, New lilvea. DAILY CROSSWORD Z7. A . - weekly for 1i ltoura of yGUl' spare time. Call WY 2-Z47l for informatloL S Z% 61< CAR HOP wanted. Apply In penon. Crow'a Steak House. mateo. Tbe Fabric Shop, Authorized Singer Sales Service. 1 211 tic you llllllll have $600 lo $19110 to illvest and I to 10 houn wefkly. For interview write lnterstate Merchandisers, Ro- Pomeroy • Middleport, students employed men, ear• $25-130.00 au ri&n 33. Sa.n- 3/o. ea... pillar hair Jll. A Htp. Merit'• Style Poll Haircuts . . . . $1.25 Shampao & Sets .. $1.50 30 day color rinst, Shampao & 1181 $3.50 PermaMftls $7.50 up I& Ertra.- Wilt ud Wli1etJ c:1arae """ crdiDary ~"'""'" •. _ _.._ C.GolfWm 4'-Contrub 21.- Wo Sell and Strrieo ._- Marie's Style Post ..... II. 121 l51RD1E5 RmJRE 1& Ph, WY 2-5271 A55URED .10M~ .I\L HEAD 6ACK.1D CENTAALCITY... AN[) PICK UP "THE lHRE~ OF MY OWN LIFE I 30.Ex- II.-.,. .......... 33.:1lonby 36. Vealmelr.t 83\ ......... II.Samnq ... """"_ «l.Siltapla <2.Ailglot 4/o.46.App- ... llq..... -.... -·. -_. ......... DOW!f l.Pobltof. IUGI BUNNY I.Riow .. --~ I.BuU... &.~ Aree, Ph. WY 7.-3618. 7.-20-U<j "H REE and four room f1iiiusb. ed and unfumisbed npal'to & Onhpaa qr t r menll. WY vM.'M. 1J I Uc I:DOD.BIIG L'WB • • Dl I ROOM turnlabed apartment for rent. Pboae WY ~l'l'lt Af· RrDO BBOOTR BXE'W]). tor 5 p.m. Pa WY U57f. -BJ'DYBD•RTO Rowley and Rttd Hardwll'L Y.......,.. p 'W a&ftlfQ WORDS HAS NBViB II I Uo Qll/&11 - By RALPH HEIMDAHL•tl>l . ~,, DOMEROY, Unfunttsltod, S bedroom duplex. Sugar Run I'RAILER LOT, Rutland, llvt mlltt from Poa.oy. , . _ 8H Nllt II 21 . . By BRANNER WINNIE WINKLI a,., ........ I CHVIICWLI.o IIIII '•lat.) _j 2a·· ......... ,...,., ~-"1-:!t..::~~~, :,-:riTY RI!GULAit _ tilt fNnt llilmpel' a 1Jtt1t. I Yfill Will .. It It, Jt't Ill tilt ltatk Had" · C.rtlflecl Ollltati1111 '~ 0>:\j, '!'!..~•"" ~- . ..· . "' . . .. .. '" ~----·.~.· .., ' ""'' " . . ,., 1., ,.1. ~"·- ~ •'-'J .. • ~- .. ··~ • .,. .,..,•./ .,; flll<l4 •:• ' ,~ l t>o.(J! ~""""' " '''"', . ..... ..., _, '''···6•' , ., .. --A ~,o4 orr._, .• .,. _, , _ .. . ' IJ' "' .. '··· 1 ~- · •'- •""• ··' • ..... ' • ' ' ~ '" •'- " • • ' ·~-. ~,'· ,, .• •. ·,· --~ .. • ..• , • +l• ' �1, ., ly PRID LASSWILL IARNEY dOOGLI ond SNUFFY SMITH WISH I{E AN' M'f ..... Fury. LaiTT Wolft, Call WI WOM. ' 221 lie - - - - - - - - 1 - D . U y 1\lntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., J'eb. :M, 1988 • 1 65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Sed•n $2295 64 Chevelle Malibu $te. Wegon - $1895 8 eyL Powerglide. Radio and heater. New tlreo. All white outllide wltll ncl flll)'ilnter!Gr. A klal ftDICI low mileage WIIOIL Wanted To Buy - .- _ PAIR of used tractm" 10 - II - or 11-28. FURNISHED apartment. rooms and bath. 390 S. tll'eo- Ave., Middleport. Call WY 5262. s I& tic JOHN DEERE "II" tractor. Plow, cullt'vators, m•wing machine. All i1 fiat shape. Price $400. G. A. Deem, Rat :13 3tp - - - cine, Ohio. 2 22 6tp =====::--;;;-;;;;;;;~IAVAll.ABLE March lsi, -~~- -- . ANTIQUE FuntiiUI'e, diSbeo. ness building. Located at SORRY SAL ts now a merry miscellaneous. Call or East Main st., Pomeroy. Call gal. She used Blue Lustre Mra. lloO'anl Cod!, IQO w. Matilda Schorn, IVY 2-2524. rug and upltolstery l4aiD SL, PumerOJ. 2 15 tfc Rent electrtc I :ti u• . Baker fw'niture, ---::-:----·Ia ROOM flll'nlshed apartmut Ohio. • Phone WY Z.,>435 ZIJ Nottce 5tll Avenue, Mlddlepnrt, D=-A"'N"'CIN=G;-;;;MUSIC, Hotel Mar· S S tic tiD Saturday Dight. 2 24 Ltp rRAJLER LOTS - lhtll -Landmark's Got SMOGASBORD.- Feb.- 24 Thu"- •go lllld weter. Bron't Trd EVERYTHING day I - 6:30 p. m. at the or Pan ISIIII Why drive liO milea, when Sacred Heart Church auditor~ Minersville. 0111o. you cran get delivery at our ium Pomeroy. $1.00 for adults, W324. area warehouse. Call us for wrl!:: All A- Radiator shOji _ eCar eTruck eHNtw Core eBullclelw KfJTH GOBLE FORD •bl FERTIUZER 1 24 ILp specialized servicr a- Jrulk 5tlc ohildren. · TWO SPACES Spreading Available - We 1 WILL Nar ite;~pons!ble for • rent in Ute Village ol Mioldl•ll Also Can AppiJ Liquid Ni1 •·• b C 11 WY 2--3341 '"' IllY debts contrac~ Y any l port. 0 oUter thai myself. Donald W. 2-218S or WY 2.3000. Maauel. Z 24 3tp , II !0 tic ~~;..._..........-..- .. ---..~ ,~ - Real btate For S1le 1" DEVROPING & PRINTING .FOR SALE: Lobanoa Township i i room house, 15 acrea ground trogen To Your Fieds. All Analys!~ stralgltt &, mixed materiola available. AD at J:. new low prices. Ph. WY 2-2181 aontrol IOI'Vices. :10 yean perience. Roache!, rats, other bouseltold pull. FrM • timates and inspection. No satesmeL New termite trol plan. Meiga Co1111ty'1 Jy homo OWied oompanJ. lied peal and U!rmite colllro! ll ClOillpany, tro5 W. Mallt l'ltmeroy, Ohio. WY 2-3159. 2 II WATER WELL drilllag, water pump sales 8lld ""· CaU collocl Drilli"8 Co., a...ter. 1185-:&fl3. I II IN MY I-IEAP:l' FER. '1QJ).E MAW ""''"'" BETTER, PAW USED FURNITURE and $2149 1963 Volksw•gen 2 Door $1245 62 Corv1ir Fordor IOOcl Reduced $969 Powergllde trans. Now wbll41 llru. 1'r7 lbla - lor more eo In tbe · - · 61 Chevrolet Fordor Biscayne Only $895 I eyl P.,.orglldt. UU fll1llh aDd llnl. 1'r7 tbll one. 2 Frigld1lre Refriger•ton _ _ ... 49.95 2 Good UMd TVa ... 39.95 1 Kroehler Uvlng Room Suite like-_ 98.00 . 2 Other Uvlng Room Suites _ H. 25.00 I 1 Set Bunk Beds, lib - _ Prlled to Sell 1 Nice Antique Ubrery T1ble, over50yunoW_14.95 1 Ubrary Teble only 9.95 Odd Group lncl Tebl.. ... 1.00 Bed, Spring, Mattress _ complete 25.00 5 Uted Bre•kf•st Sets choice 25.00 1 Mlyt•g Autom1tic Weiher 10.00 1 Frigicl•ire Automatl1 W•sher ind Dryer ptlr _ 125.00 1 Aclmlr.l Elec, Range, like new _ 71.00 . 1 Warm Momlng Coel Helter Moclel400, 100 lb. aiu with f1n W•s139.95, n- _100.00 1 Real Nl• V•nlly, with 3 mlrron 25.00 Y'Kf.!O\\J, MEEK, A'>. 11-11' WORLD BECOME~ MORE CROWDED TI-1£ STUDY ~! WA~TEI> 'Sl'A~£ ! JNIT.RESTED 11\J IT ALSO I l\ GAStiLINI! ALLEY I k'NOW! I'M ..---:::::---....., OVfER OF SPAC'£ BECOME~ IMRJRfAIVT • . - .. ~PACii? I ' 1) , ' •.......1 I .......... Furniture USED RJRNITURI OUTlET IH 2-4211 Rutlend, 0. By CHESTER GO'ILD· DICK TRACY ., 63 Corvelr Monu Cpe. Reduced to $1395 0 4 tpeed. Radio 1114 beat.r. ll!lck flnllll wltll 11111 'l'il!il'l bucket oeata. .. ' $1695 292 Cu. 6 ql. C&C. 4 opeed lronl. Rot1 good tlrM. Heavy duty aprtnp.. Tblo lruck illou aDd r11111 IIU new. See Ibis ...,., PIZZA · 64 Chevelle Tudor .....',, '\' • $1595 · 1 cyl wltll ltd. Iran& Radio, healer. Rot1 good whl141 wall Una. Local owllOid wiUI IOOcl tart klw ~ ...r HIGHEST QUALITY PROFESSIONAL WORK ""'1-UMd Chevrolet Heny Duty Factory GROVER' STUDIO POMEROY MOTOR CO. I A gay • whirl after cleaain& pell witb Blue Lul1re. electric sbampooer, $1. WHoA' COME COME ANNIE, ' ltJU'VE BE6:M HAVING NlrW & US1D CARS and TRUCKS ON DISPl.AY POM!ROY, OHIO OPEN I!VES 9 P.M. ... ilardwSH, Va. 77:hl583. By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII Tend.a wltll Dump Bed_ Priced To Go 220 E. M1in St. I 64 Olds 88 4 Door Deluu vinyl trim, gree• filllib, radio, heater, llrM - Raduced Price. peal OHIO e $2095 Station Wagon. 6500 actual miles by local owner. Like new 700x14 tires. Spare hat never been out. Dark green outaide. Radio llld healer. IIIC 6 •natnaSid. trans. Show room clean. IJealionll 62 Chevrolet 1'1-i Ton POM~ROY I outbuilding. Located on good gravel r.. d. Price, $2,300. 65 Ford Falcon Futur1 4 Door _ Auto. trans. Radio, hellter, power brake• and a!Hr· ing. Blue fiailb. Spolleu clean Interior. A real bUJ. eAnyType )-lAD A SOFT 5POT I MI'IW CDU~D C::.ET At Lower Pricesl 8 cyl., Powergllde. Tan and beiC• fiD!Ib. JJb new llrel. See lhiJ ODI befon )'011 buy. SERVICE SHLIX • •I'VE ALWA'/5 APPLIANCES .......... Ai"""'· Jnc. PonJo III'Ol'· Pbo11e WY W3111. RADIATOR We Have Good . DON'T ~A'I THAT, MAW lEN CASIY ~ 5AO DIIO...,, rrs @ A CREAM f IV' 'iilll TH' 1100>5 FULLO '~! I'VE I-IE"ARO 'E"M 18i..W", ~ PROf:"f'SSIOf'W. t\!l!.,ERS, PAl .I NOW, NoW f I'M ,_ A~ RAID 'J'OLVVE ~AD 100 MAN'f ' / ~'i!JT"ER~ j'M A PRffiv' ..w!ii'"" !'1';:-'"7.r--Gf;;.l_l:f.!Bf., ANHJE I I rice. !ALES LADIES for Sti!Oer'• Store in Pomeroy. Apply ia pt·non at store. 2 24 31<! SPA-RE TiMF:? E>tra Income! Competent man or woman interested in making money now and in the future to re-fill and collect money from our new super coin operated dispensers. No soliciting origin:ll ~ccounts os rute is established by us. To qualify for · profits and ownership ACitOS8 L Funda.- ...... ~ erencea and wages expected. Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, Box 1188A. s f If< For Rent 28. Balka.a. 30.Child'• loy 32. Cor~ TV prllleesa 12. BlbUat.i name 13, POIJitift 14. KBld ot 16......... l'-Naval bta'WII 11. GiftiiJ 20.a..eo lli.a.t... 16. Sillpla.t lT.BI:ft lB.Soolheo %l. Roclalm 23.Lotiho 2L,.,_ 22.Girh- 8111- Jll. Deaary 28.~ ~- f I tic ., Everyday Speciale ....... fl.2t.-.. --·- - .. -· 10. British ll.S uff~ !II. Wbl8tl• WANTED: Experieneed mecbanic for minor parts installation service. Must be mature, with obllity It manace departm<nt and oell ports. Good working oonditionJ, Ia Jetter, tlate experience, m- T.Owlal 8.GI'Mil 161111 I. 'l'1te8.t*l' ..t menlal e. Clll.W chester, Minnesota. Include phone. % :!3 2tt ,_~. ABBII! AND SLATS otlon oerv1.,., Jork'o ll'ation, New lilvea. DAILY CROSSWORD Z7. A . - weekly for 1i ltoura of yGUl' spare time. Call WY 2-Z47l for informatloL S Z% 61< CAR HOP wanted. Apply In penon. Crow'a Steak House. mateo. Tbe Fabric Shop, Authorized Singer Sales Service. 1 211 tic you llllllll have $600 lo $19110 to illvest and I to 10 houn wefkly. For interview write lnterstate Merchandisers, Ro- Pomeroy • Middleport, students employed men, ear• $25-130.00 au ri&n 33. Sa.n- 3/o. ea... pillar hair Jll. A Htp. Merit'• Style Poll Haircuts . . . . $1.25 Shampao & Sets .. $1.50 30 day color rinst, Shampao & 1181 $3.50 PermaMftls $7.50 up I& Ertra.- Wilt ud Wli1etJ c:1arae """ crdiDary ~"'""'" •. _ _.._ C.GolfWm 4'-Contrub 21.- Wo Sell and Strrieo ._- Marie's Style Post ..... II. 121 l51RD1E5 RmJRE 1& Ph, WY 2-5271 A55URED .10M~ .I\L HEAD 6ACK.1D CENTAALCITY... AN[) PICK UP "THE lHRE~ OF MY OWN LIFE I 30.Ex- II.-.,. .......... 33.:1lonby 36. Vealmelr.t 83\ ......... II.Samnq ... """"_ «l.Siltapla <2.Ailglot 4/o.46.App- ... llq..... -.... -·. -_. ......... DOW!f l.Pobltof. IUGI BUNNY I.Riow .. --~ I.BuU... &.~ Aree, Ph. WY 7.-3618. 7.-20-U<j "H REE and four room f1iiiusb. ed and unfumisbed npal'to & Onhpaa qr t r menll. WY vM.'M. 1J I Uc I:DOD.BIIG L'WB • • Dl I ROOM turnlabed apartment for rent. Pboae WY ~l'l'lt Af· RrDO BBOOTR BXE'W]). tor 5 p.m. Pa WY U57f. -BJ'DYBD•RTO Rowley and Rttd Hardwll'L Y.......,.. p 'W a&ftlfQ WORDS HAS NBViB II I Uo Qll/&11 - By RALPH HEIMDAHL•tl>l . ~,, DOMEROY, Unfunttsltod, S bedroom duplex. Sugar Run I'RAILER LOT, Rutland, llvt mlltt from Poa.oy. , . _ 8H Nllt II 21 . . By BRANNER WINNIE WINKLI a,., ........ I CHVIICWLI.o IIIII '•lat.) _j 2a·· ......... ,...,., ~-"1-:!t..::~~~, :,-:riTY RI!GULAit _ tilt fNnt llilmpel' a 1Jtt1t. I Yfill Will .. It It, Jt't Ill tilt ltatk Had" · C.rtlflecl Ollltati1111 '~ 0>:\j, '!'!..~•"" ~- . ..· . "' . . .. .. '" ~----·.~.· .., ' ""'' " . . ,., 1., ,.1. ~"·- ~ •'-'J .. • ~- .. ··~ • .,. .,..,•./ .,; flll<l4 •:• ' ,~ l t>o.(J! ~""""' " '''"', . ..... ..., _, '''···6•' , ., .. --A ~,o4 orr._, .• .,. _, , _ .. . ' IJ' "' .. '··· 1 ~- · •'- •""• ··' • ..... ' • ' ' ~ '" •'- " • • ' ·~-. ~,'· ,, .• •. ·,· --~ .. • ..• , • +l• ' �!'! • 'I I - . lo-D~ sentinel, Pomeroy·Mld4ltport, o., '"· u, Lewis Manley Post Auxiliary Holds Americanism Program at Church 18811 • Bride-Elect LS Given Shower Miss Martha Fowler, bride elect of Ariand King, was honored. with a miscellaneous pre· nuptial shower Tuesday even· ~ng a~ the First Baptist Church m ~llddlepvrt The event was sponsorPd by the nursery class mothers of lhe rhurrh wher::' Miss Fowler is acliv~ in the church school. " Mrs. Wilson Carr, Eighth Remarks were made by Mr. District president, w~ gue•t Williams and M.,, Albert IJI08)<er for the Americanism Roush, district re!labllltation pfOIII'am of the Ladl'" AIUII· chairman, after l!hleb the lary of Lewia Manley AmerJ. gram closed with the sln)tlng can Legion Post l6ll Tuesday Iof America and pra~ by evening at the MI. Moriah Bap- 1Winston. Usl church, with Mrs. Can1p-l 'dJ • to bell Harper, Americanism chair- , '11le group a ou~r:nfr•., ·• ,ilJII1mts The crystal punch bowl an man• in charge 1 social room for re pink undies tn crystol holdm Group singing. of the Nation· Iof cookiea, punch, coffee, nuts completed the table setting. al Anthem with Mrs. Harper j and mints which we~ Mrs. Donald Boone was in at piano opened the prl)gl'mn , from a table with wh1te cover charge of the games and priz. OOllowed by the fnv~::.t!on bY ·~nd ~te.red with a . dl es were awarded to Beula/i Mrs. Will WinstOn. chaplain. i m patrmtlc colors Wltb t.he Wh ite , Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. Carr and Ben Wil!iams, rpl!:'i..lge to flag and a descnpMrs. Frank Chcesebrew, and Eighth DistriCt oomrnonder rtJon of the flag. Mrs. Edward Barbara Murray. The honered of the American Legion were i Smith preslded at tbe coffee guest was assisted by her mo- l escorted to the rostrum by Mrs. Iservice and Mrs. Hcuper at A pink and gr~en c _o l• r Lher, Mrs. Tony ~owler ~m Sherman Butler, sgl-at-arms.l the punch bowl. scheme _was ca m~ out m ~he Mrs. _Don Becker m openmg Mrs. Carr in hfr talk said 1 Guesst were Mrs. carr decorat10~ and !abl e appotn t· the g~fts. . all must believe in the pledge Mr. Williams of Atl 1 ~r.c;; ments. GiftS were placed on a Durmg the social hour the f IJga"k k .1 and Ro h Mrs Don Roach table covered with u green lin· pink decorated cake and lime teo ah •• 1t nceh.. ld oow Sli t I u,s 'Mourn.lnoo· Mr·"'· ~·~' oiv.•:~rd II .h · k ed . h . ac 11 o c 1 ren. 1e s ress-10 a e 1 en cIoth w1t pm streamers punc 1 were serv Wit mmts ed A rl · · th h s and Mrs. Oali:••..~;::~ll extending from the r r iling til and l~fee. Mrs. Charles Sear. h mh e candlsrn ID ~t omed,l dpenfceFreen y »-nnett ,. · 1 ·dd tb hbol e urces an commum v an l yo e·.p<~:; the table. 1\ hlte weddmg bells es preSI e at e punc w. dis 1 th A · M Ed rd s ·th of Colum·ll 1 and an umbrella replica wf'rf' Attending were the bride . always to Pay. e men· rs. wa · ~ Baul!>gardused over the tab le. · elect, Miss Fowler; her moth- an flag on patr1otl(; days. _She bus and Mrs. Irvmg .. The refreshment s table was er, Mrs. Tnny Fowler: Mrs. closed with the ~encan n~ and Mrs. Fred Williams rovered with a white linen Lawrence Bing. Mrs. 09n Be(•k- Creed. Mi~dle~~l~------rutwork C"loth and cPntered wi th er, Mrs. Cora PulJen, Mrs. - -- - I New Class Officers ore Elected by Loyal Ber·eans ol Ml"ddleport an arrangement of pink ilad· Nora Hamilton, Mrs. H»rold lotus. A miniat ure bride and Ch<!sc, Mrs. George Baker, groom were plat'<'!! in front of Mrs Sherman Buskirk, Mrs. a ];J rgfl engagement rmg repl1 -f Geral d Anthony , Mrs. John New officer! were elected with Mrs. Walter Bunce f.he C<l of go ld met.altic and glitter. Kauff. Mrs. Frank C hee sebre~·, and installed when the Loyal winner. - - --- -· ---I Mrs. W1U1s Anlhon.v, Mrs. L1l·l Ber~an Class of the Church of During the social hou~ 1ian McGhee, Ml's. Eliz~~th Chris! in Middleport mrt Tucs- 1freshments carrying out Headquarters For Slaven, Mrs. Beulah Wh1te, day evening at the church. 1Washi ngton's birthday theme 1Mrs. Pearl Hoff man. Mrs.. Ja- £lectt>d were Mrs. Edgar AI- · 1t-ere served M 12 members. cob ~rncr, Mrs. John Settles, \ensworth, president; M r 1. IA miniature cherry tree 1 ~rs. Charles Bennett. Mrs_ James Hawley, vice president: used on the refreshment table. 1 i Clydec Wmebrenn er. Mrs. F'red George Meinhart, 2nd vice; Hostesses were Mrs. Hoffma,n, Mrs. John Fulh:, Mrs. George Meinhart, secre- worlh, Mrs. McKinley and Mrs. Mrs. th Charles Edwards · ass1·stant 1I Mem · har t. ·II. w·t M ' D Mrs l.d. tary; Mrs. Eula RJce• : \enne 1 cox. · ---8 n " Ch 1 rs. S ona1 ~ecretary ; Mrs. George Chtlds, , uo c, .v,rs. ar t'S . eares dE R' . . Mrs. Manning Kines. Mrs. Paul t~easurer ; an ula tee, mtsI Smart. Mrs. Davi d Oa rs!, Jr., Slonary chr_. I Middleport, 0 . i Mrs. Richard Owrn M M"J. The meetmg was ()penrd by f : ton Hood. Chil dren' Dick Wi ley, out;;oi_ng president, S On 1 MISS AMERICA 1 LOAFERS I THE SHOE BOX ~::::iii:=======:;· r a;t~ndi~g I were Barbara and Joe Anth- Junl'or G.roup IM M d ee Oy a n d I In Parsonage fo~low.d by devnUons . 0.1 uny, Nancy Bus!: irk, .Jeanne : h}m~s, a pray~r oy MI S. E .. 1 and David Boone, and Trina, r McKmley , ~criplure rea~mg The Junior Mlssionary So· ~ and Ven ita Gibbs. by Mrs. Memhart, two readmgs I ciety of the Laurel Clitf Free TONIGHT , _ _ by Mrs. Allensworth and clos- Methodist church met Moodoy NOT OPEN lng with a meditation, ''Thl! I evening in the recreation room ANNOUNCE REVIV.~L Know." by Mrs. McKinley. of tbe parsonage with Mrs. FRIDAY end SATURDAY Rf:'vlval sef\l ~tes begm Feb. The sirk report Included Mar- James Gilmore ~ charge. Feb. 25-26 : ~at 7:30 p.m. a ~ the Laurel vin Kell}'. Waltf'r Bur " the [ F'!\rfY DUKF. as U!ff Fre_ e Mf'thodist Church Rev. Don Hieks, Mr. and Mr3. Group singing opened the " 81 L.LI E" 1 tTrrhnirolor) i and f'ontmue t~rougb March 6. F.lmer Wehrung. Plans were ! meeting, followed with the P:~tty Duke. .Jim Bark us. lanl:' Greer. Warrr n Bt•r! in· · Rf'~. Dan Neville of Hubburd. l made to serve the Bloodmobile pledge to the Bible and prayer OhJo is evangel ist. This wilt be Feb. 28 with Mrs. Geurge by Mrs. Eugene GiU. For grr, Bt lly DeWolf!'. r::rrceded by a singspiration on 1 Childs· chairman j ture reading~ hearts with ''THE DAY 0~ THE TRIF FIOS " i Sund ay afternoo n of Feb. 27 at The birthday ~ng was sung , es of scripture inscribed and ( TPrhniro lor) 1 ~ p_. m.. 1'he church extrnds an for Mrs. Allensworth and Mrs. l cut~ in half were. matched and Howard KrPI. !\ irole J\faur· mvu auon to al l. McKinley. The meeting was read from the Bible. ey, 1\il'ron ~luorf'. 1 I closed wit_h the- ..benediction. A Mrs. Gilmore presented a MEIGS THEATRE ! I , I I 1 · I 1 1 I · SUN .. MON .. TUES. HAVE GUEiiTS game enlitled, Are We Soft· chapter from the . study book. Guests or Mr. and Mrs. Hom-! Soaping G~d?", was ~ er Hollev the asl k d 'THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL' • · P wee en · {Tf'ehnirolor) ' ~ere . Mr. and M rs. William OUr On I Burt L anrtl.~IN. LPe Rem ick, yfn ed of Gal hpohs and Char1 ri m Hutton, Po.meln Tiffin. F&b. 27-28, Mar . 1 John Sturge1' lF Bria n Kei th, Dona ld !'leas· ~nre . Colorcnloon played Fo':l' Sons of Chin~.. a_fler ' ~h1ch llie group pracUced Stng· C d'dOfeS Are InlfiOfe •• d les F. Thoma, son Garry ol CI mb d M H o u rud fus p . an " · · B. I By Grange 2609 ,C o omeroy. 1 --·-·----·- YOUR CHOICE ONLY Initiation wos held for four : candidates when Chester ; Grange No. 2608 met Tuesday evening. Harry ·Holter, w1rthy master, presided and opened the m.,ti ng in ritualistic form . Two appeals for aid were answered. A contribution was made to Boys Villag e. A cernmunication was read by the worthy master concerning a membership drive for a centennial. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner and Mr. and M r s. Ge<.~rge Frederick were initiat- rng two songs During the ;ecreation ))l'riod, eda tootsie 11 I .th thro _game wbas Dp aywl e pnze won y ean Pullins, and Martha Baker · 1 · 1 k the prize or havmg the uc Y balloon. The group sang Happy Birthday lO Mn:1. Gilmore and a guest, Harry Clark. Ice. cream cones were serv~d to D~ana and_ Barbara Lew1s, Martha and ~mda_ Baker, B.r~· d~ and De~lS Gilmore, V1ck1, R1cky, Sherr! and Terry Clark, Barbara and Keith Kl~n, Karolyn Soulsby, Greg EbhR, NaDcy, Dar_la, Kathy Su~ and Delures G1ll, Dean Pullins, Becky Wright, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Ernest Powell• Mrs. GiJI and Mrs. Harry Clark. ed. At the close of the meeting quarterly birthdays were ob- oerved with potluck ..... .. _ .·, ' The Mrs. Louise Vanmeter and Vic· kl, of Portland: Mr. and Mra. Ted Bailey, Dry Ridge, Ky ., and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thiess, LOOi, Ohio. Man MR. DOUGLAS LANG OF THE PRINTZESS CO. 'tllf'I DIUIIM[R - D •~li nc l lvt 1ttlln1 pl us ruU~ d l'jJtfr· p!(l(lf' , thOX~ ·ffli ! l l rrt 1011· 111~~~:tlon tn~~ITliRt P retltron-rrwr l e ~ \ 12.1~ Mr. Douglu Lang of the Printzess Company will PIIINC U S - Clmk: cltS I I~ ~I u s lfle t ltmllll Of l hati.·ttSiitlnl ~n,lrllC• I•On Pr tc i~I OII jl ,..ltG be on our second floor Friday and Soturday. Come CARAv"E:L.LE ' I 8 means value ... it's the low-cost quality watch! of refresh· Mr. and Mrs. Otio Bailey were ment!l. A decorated blrthday ca ke wa s also served honoring members having birthday ~ i1 October, ~uvember and December. . GUESTS COME Saturday dinner guests in and see the complete Printzess line of Coats and Suits for the new season. Mr. Lang ill weU known here as be has been selling and fitting and advlsinll 1 in and select CARAVELLE' <J1v1mn of 'WP~ tfl ~ . CTJ I'!n~ anti g g ,.n •11 lmo" eoat or Suit on the second Cloor Friday the 25th and S.turdoy tht 26th from BULOVA ELBERFELD$ MAIN FLOOR IS HEADQUARTERS FOR CANNON AND FIELDCREST TOWELS ANIUHEm SALEI KODAK 47.50 lnstamatiC 304 Camera Outfits --------WOMEN'S NYLON SLIPS . SALEI . ~35.95 Smooth fitting nylon EYerythi~g JOU need fo~ allps in sizes 30 lo 44. daylllht and flub pleturet. ln~tamatlc 304 camera wJth electrte eye exposure control 1 White, red and pink. wnst stra~, Kodapak film cartridge, 1 fi1Jbcube 2 AAA size battenes and Instruction boot. ' Choice of ,.verll '-----------------,-_J styles. Save Friday and Saturday. 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Sic Sl.25 T&CNIQUI CRIMI RINSE . ....,. _ •• •• _-. 94c $1.00 WOODBURY DREAM SET ... - ,.... - ,. - ,... 72c t2.2S ADORN HAIR SPRAY .. .. .. ,_............. . tU7 ti.SO ACORN HAIR SPRAY .......... ..... , ... $1 .12 $1.50 WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY, rog, a 111\ro holcl $1.11 SI.SO HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR SPRAY .. .. ........ tl.ll MAX FACTOR HAIR SPRAY ..... ..... ...,. .... ... 19c $2.25 ALBERTO VOS HAIR SPRAY ............... tl.ot CARYL RICHARDS JUST WONDERFUL .. - _ ,... . 19c $1.50 GET SET HAIR SITYING LOTION .. •• •• •• fl.16 79c WOODBURY HAIR SETYING LOTION .., __ , .. 6k tl.OO PRILL SHAMPOO ... .... .. ....... ___ . .. 17c $1.50 TEGRIN MEDICATED SHAMPOO .. - ,. - - $1.19 $1.00 WHITE RAIN LOTION SHAMPOO . ... -- .. 74c $1.19 PHISODAN MEDICATID SHAMPOO •• - •• tl.42 75c TAME CREME RINSI for clonclruH .... --- .. 56c CHARLES ANTELL HAIR SITTINIIIIIL, rog. & hord to hold . . . .59c DIPPITY·OO lETTING GIL .... ........ - ••-- . fie ~tlnuod Plllernlln Fine Quality Malchlttl BATH TOWELS, HAND TOWELS and WASH QOTHS Womens$1.95 Phil Maid GOWNS Waltz length and f u II Jenglh gowns. 1.00% runproof acetate tricot. Solld colora and dainty prints. Sizes 32134, 36136, S.lal 1.49 1.38 HAND TOWELS .58 WASH CLOTHS 69c 69c MINNIN SKIN IIIACIII .. , ...... , ..... ..... 611 MINNIN HIGH Ill liRA AFTIII IHAVI tCI .... . 91c $1.00 GILLITYI SUN UP AI'TER SHAVI ... ... .. 731 9llo n. alu OLD IPICI COLOONI FOR MIN .. .. $2.00 $1.25 YARDLEY AFTER SHAVI TALC .. .. ..... $1.04 $1.00 OLD IPICI IODY TALCUM . . .. ... ..... .. .. 75c $1.49 GILLITYI RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT .. $1.12 $1.00 OLD SPICI STICK DEODORANT .. .. .. .. ... 75c 69c COLGATI INSTANT. SHAVI ...... .. .. ....... 52e 59c WOODBURY READY LATHIR . .......... . .. 44c 79c GILLITTI FOAMY SHAVI CREAM , .. .......... 19c $1.25 OLD SPICI IUPIR IMCJOTH SHAVI ...... . 94c 60c WILLIAM'S SHAVING STICK .......... , .... . 45e 7 a. abo YARDLRY APTIR IHAVI LOTION .. , . $1.17 7 01.1111 YARDLIY ILACK LAIIL AFTIR IHAVI tl.l7 6 a. silo MAX FACTOR DEODORANT COLOONI $1.75 $1.25 OLD SPICI COLOGNI FOR MEN ...... .... . 93c $1.25 YARDLEY TALCUM POWDIR . . . .. . . . .. .. $1.12 fl.39 MINNIN PUSH BUTTON DIODORANT .. , $1.16 $1.00 MINNIN PUIH BUTTON DIODORANT ..... 75c $1.00 OLD IPICI SPRAY DIODOIIANT .. . .....,_. 75c 9lc PALMOLIVI RAPID SHAVI ........ , .. .. .,,.. 72c $1.00 SCHICK HOT LATHill IHAVI CRIAM .... ,, 73c 79c COLGATI INSTANT IHAVI ................ -. S9c 19c WCIOOBURY AI'TIR SHAVI .. - ... · - ---· Silo 19c WILLIAM'S LICTRIC IHAVI .... . ... ---·· Ao 79c PALMOLIVI APTIR SHAVI LOTION ___ .. 61c 9-.lho KING'S MIN COLOONI ....... . ___ $2.00 $1.00 MINNIN PROP ELICTRIC IHAVI •• --- .. 7Sc 49c MINNIN IHAVI TALC ... , ....... . _ .• - . .. flo $1.25 OLD IPICI TALCUM FOR MIN .. ....,,,_ fi.OO $1.00 ICORI SPlAY DIODORANT ... ..... __ - 76c tt.OO OLD IPICI ROLL.ON DEODORANT _--- 7Sc $1.00 KING'S MIN LUXURY iHAVI .. . ... ___ , 7S. f1.25 OLD IPICI SMOOTH II!AVI ... .. ..... __ 94c 9lc MINNIN MIHTHDL lOP STROKI IHAVI - •• 72c a9c PALMOLIVI IHAVI CRIAM ............ _ .. 2911 $1.25 CITATION APTIR IHAVI .. -------· 94c $1.00 MINNIN SKIN IRACIR .. .... ... .... --- 71c $1.00 OLD IPICI IIPORI IHAVI LOTION •• - - 7k· $1.00 MINNIN lATH TALC .. . .... .. ..... .. ,_, 7Jo $1.00 OLD IPICI MAN POWIII DIODOIIANT - - 7Jo lie AQUA VILVA LATHill IHAVI ......... .. -. 71c 69c AIRO IHAVI with l.onolln .......... ----· Ho SI.OO OLD IPICIIUPIII-,H IHAVI Monlloolo114 ... .7k 7lc WILKINSON STAINLIH ITIIL ILADII (I'll 511. lfc GILLiTTI STAINLIH ITIIL ILADII (6'1) •••• 74G 7h PIRIONNA IUPIR ITAINIU ILADIS Cl'o) •.. 64o SIAl PIRIONNA IUPIIIITAIIILIU ILADII 1111'11 1.11 t1A5 IILLIITTIITAINLIH ITIIL ILADII Clhl $1.21 tiM SCHICK ITAINLIUITIIL INIICTOil ....... ,.,.... ... CANNON TIIIIIY CLOTH TOWELS DISH TOWELS ClwcA· 10Ul flvorfto In daeeb, olrlpoo. IIIII pWd · :;:-,.._~ alioorbeDI, Ulf-.dllbiOINila 11r1e rr IIJ rr melt lilt. DISH 29c ·'3.., •I~ aport paaty lllld llep-111. lplclll 4"" fl· 00 Pomeroy ! Elbe·rfelds In ~ · · ' I. , . ' "~h l '. ... ,.o ... ~~ ~ .;. "ft:: :: "' ~ ~~E . .~. =- o-~ -----------------------~--------~------------------------------------------------~" ' -------~ FRIDAY, FI!!BRUARY 25, 1966 POMERoYoM!~ EJIOR'f, .OHIO NO. 259 -- et's Finish V-M BusinesS r;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;lfJ;--;;F;-.--;d;---:M;;--~D:-:;:-L-11-1;-----:-r-===r Advises 5,500 OU Students ~-. • 1 ury m s rs. e ega nnocent .;:..6::'7,; Hearings Had Good Points 1 POINT PLEASANT - A• ol~ the heels ol the Masoo County lour w i - lor the stall!, aD Legal, who took lbe stud In male white jury Thursday need- Grand Jury IBvestigatioo of Lakin emp10yes and aU wh1Je Iter own behalf, testlfyil8 that ed )eSI than an hour to relurl Lakin State Hospital which stat.. women. testified that ... tho abe Wll lltll drinklJtl uti did Ia a verdict o1 Innocence Ia the ed the hospital was filthy, fnl· IJiven day of September 21, 1101 drink while on duty, sublltelr llantiaq the testimony of oil> trial of West Virglala VJ. Vir· moral acts were wmmiUed 11165, Mrs. DeLqal Ia f11n1a DeLegal, a negro, eharg. there, and mismaJiaRem,.l was opinion wa• at work iJ: Ill il- w defeme wilaesse1. ed with bsJn& drunk on duty at present. Al,o, because Mrs. IJe. toxlealed condltloD. M.,, OeJ.e. Lakia Slate Hospital. Legal Is a negri, her attorney, pi was emploJed for II year! 011 the jury were Jameo •· The trial started Thursday Paul Kautmaa, Chafle~'''"• il•s at LakiR Stale llolpilll where Daulherly, William D. Cossin, WAIHINGTON PRESI· morning with !he prosecution entered mot;ollJ to have !he iJt. she was Medical Recor8 IJ. FOIUife I.Aicbfield, Gay Herddelll Johnson's Viet Nam pol· sending four witnesses, the cJe. dictmenl quashed deolorilf! di,.. brarian. man, Edward Bumgarner, L, Icy h81 posed its first con- fense 10, to testify. criminatkio In thai aegroes dld Following !be .... rot!ell, M. Johnson George W. Burdette g-tonal test of the year with The case bad received alate- not servo on the grand or petit testimony of 10 tlefeDSI witaeso- Ralph Dorsi, Daniel f . Tomlinfiy~ colors, bul there was no wide publlelty due to the fact jury In this ease. es was beard and appearfal 11 IOD, Edward Perry, Giea 0. lndiciiiOD loday of any slact-tb :..~at:.the ~_lnd..::.:ic;:lme::;:;nl:...:.:fo..:.llo:...w:...ed~on~~Dur~lng~..:.tb..:.e_mo ~r-ni_ng~:.:":..":..lo:..•~th;e;;;;;;las~t;;wl~tn~e;SI;;WII~~Mrs~.~IJe.~~Hoii~IJid~:..ond=-::Ed~w~l~D:..J:..ewe~ll:...._ enilll io the debate over tlle • ..IORLD AI.mi·ng ·~!~i~:v.::~· Three Eagle Players are o Allevi·ate ·:~£::~~· Injured unempIoymen1 -. . . , ". :.!;:~..=.~=!State voted approval 350 to 27 of the ' President's request for $416 million Ill fiiiPPlemelllal ...... ::;f:~d:.:v::~a!i' ' 111 ...., .,.. a1 bolla, .,. ....,r It . - o meellq Friuy, Mardt 4, al tile Rotlui Eieme!llley IYJIIDaolum call· ed It review t1oe -peels o1 oblaiDIJI1 anllllD<e ta - · lniiiDII ~ eouedloy Let«<. 111 Creel! Olld flllribaltrleo. OoBf. Walter H. MGeller, IIIII dlltrlet repre,.atatlve, 111 1<hedal.. to at t1to llllioa aad dlo- the pout. bllllleo of obtaillillt lederal ald. Queollooo oa Medlcore will also be onswered. II waa -r olneeed ltlal the oeuloa will o m-,. aot be pollllcal Tbe public: lo illvtte.r. ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) ~ Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor beo Ueves !he recent Senate Foreign Relations Comm!lt.e hearings on Viet Nam served a good purpose but If II time for the country "to roll up its sleeves and ·1111 with the unfinished business in South Viet Nam.' He said the hearings, conducted by Sen. J. Willlltil Fulbright, D·Ark., produced Utile the senators had' aot heard before and probably would not chango tbe mi&lt of any members of the oommittee. But, he said, they gave the public a chance to stu4t . the alternatives to the John· · son administration program. vised aews <Onfereace. Asked bow thio The special consuilaRI to should "roll up Its President Johnson and former Taylor said Americans cc111t1 ambassador to South Viet Nam put dow• their anu-US. poliCJ: reviewed lhe Viet Nam situa- banners, make persoaal eoa~ lion In detail for Ohio Uoiver- butions, pay their luel uti • sity otudents Thursday night, whatever they oould lo pre.... fel ,,;;11,1 answered their questions, then foreign countriel from thiJIIdJt held a ll).minute locally tete. (Umllnued On Plf!l Six) purl loday, brfi...Dhll tbo oudook lor the ftiiiGt ollempl .. lfod .. _ .......... Blood is in Short Supply tick· tT ~- pia--~ h''nlree Easter• Hi&~ School ••""'GTONA BRO'n •~,.__WI ...,...., ~ 1 t the IIUool baskelbaD player• were iDjured W aampllng ot congmsional mail mont •1 • ·llal- Thursday night in 1 bead • on Blood has many uses. ORe II [need, the buseo and polict cora uospeetaeular rwt of lho mil Indicates that· televiled testi· ora lB nJCket uti !Ia .Qollo collision 011 u. s. 50 about 2.7 1o mainlam life 1lself. race to deliver the needed needs of Meigs Cowlty people Ito 1111 b~-~~~ lite mu.. west of State Roull 7, mony by adminlslratioD offiThe ~cients didn'tluiow this, llfUanUties. . tilt two Meigs Collllly hoopltall, cials may have slowed but II ...-ra aear AtheM. for their CUI'Mii was to rt- Me>gs County needs Ill uo118 ia the Gollia Couaty bos....... predicted ileaY)' eloada - " ' f1 ..did not ball the beavy Dow of remola over lila copa o& Most oertousiJ In]~ was roove some o I. But we know ' of blood at the Bloodroobile on Iand at Parkersb11I11. crit~lsin of Presidenl Jolullaaaelt lime. though ~· 1010etimes act as IMonday, February 28, 11 11001 Donors are urgently Jleeded. 11 year-old Roger llamell, 1 11011, Viet Nam policiOI. lreahmaD wbo ouffwed 1 wm- if we didn I. to 6 p. m. to taka oart of the Come! l!.a8l weeil'a testimOny of S.C. pound okuU fracture ud ts.. !.ln. Mary Hamm, blood chair· retary ol Stale Dean Rusk and eraHona of lbe rf&bl olde of the maD of the Meigs County Cbapt.. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor ap. bead Barnell .... rushed to a .... American Red CroS!, who parently pneraled no av.. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ten Oh10 eountleo with ' • hos ital wh be lwpeo to interest a large num011 · b lllnche ol new ldminislralion the largest number of unemployed are the ObjeCt of a um Illrted I PI lr ~~ ber of Mel8•· Masoa folks illeupporl nor any greater in- concerted effort by the state to alleviate the situation. re:other ; . •• 11:: to visiting the Bloodmobile nen crease In overall House-Sen~te Gov. James A. Rhodes told department heads Thursday de Jn"ured ~-·- E Monday aftet'IIOOII ia Pomeroy '' ols Newllllll 1 wereRl~~ u· mall than that produced by ear· to do everythi ~g Jl.OBSI'bie f or the counues. . eno is• CHICAGO (UPn - James D. Norris, co-owner of the 16 1 Reeds· sayo repleniahmeot blood 11.. wt~.... before the !JlrThe counties mvolved are Guernsey, With 10.9 per drl of ·~ eek particularly important to the Chicago Black Hawks and one of the wealthiest men In •i&!l r.e\{tions committee. cent of ltsJabor force unemployed; Metes, 8 per cent; :.. ~an v~o lone a •••,"" 17" older person, the ac<ldent vic· professional sports, died early today at Presbyterian·Sl "·· ,.,.. Lawrence, 7.1 per (ent; Clermont, 7 per cent; Gallia, 6,, .l ao,IISJO 'llvll IIIII '-: Rt • leYe .._ey, ' 11m or lbe sur&Icai paUent 1o Luke's Hospital. He was 59. 1• Reedsville. . ,. per cent; Belmont and Noble, 8.6 per cent; Warren, 6.3 alleged dam,g• aadinjurleo 1o speed recoveey and 1o retura Norris, who entered the hospital 10 days ago for MOSCOW '-THE SOVIET per ~nt and Carroll and .. automobile accldeDI lias ewland IM Badgley were bim to active livlnl treatment of coronary heart disease, died at 4·15 am., Union wants to keep a peace Hockmg, 5.8 per cent. He noted seven of dlhe cou• been flied In Melp County Com· J~ta'f: :J""tltal When tbere 18 1 • spet:tacular <:ST. His condition had been considered satisfactory un· line open ttl the West, but is not The state ~velopment De· tl~s alread~ were evelopinc mon Pleao Court by CUries R. ar ers . g. ig way demand for blood sucb oo o til Wedolesday evenmg, prepared to move toward any partmenl was lliStructed to look ~lrJlOfls which should help In Karr, Jr., Coal·st, Middleport, Patrol offi~lals from lhe Alb- beart sur , or' a lerrlble ' : when it worsened. [John Riker of Palm Beach, meaningful nesolialions of over 118 list tf more tha.n 500 induatr18l ~xpansJan and urged against Wolter Hayes, Middlesaid Newland bad lal)o cldeal r g",ZID tar • uantl- Altbougb hockey was his real F'la.; and a haU·brother, Bruca world probleme while the Viet prospects for location of indus- the remainmg three Law· pert. era.Jons of the nose. mouth ties 0f b~ : du!.1 q love Norris once headed the Norris, owoer ol tho Detroit Nam war coolinues. try in Ohio and see If these renee, Meigs and Gallia -to and lll!alp whUe Badgley sui· . . • ea _d.. blt.;,.ational Boxing Club and Red Wings. This waa the major lrnpres· counties might quality as pro.. aet started on their own. The petition says the accident•fered Ia':"'aliom of the scalp ::.be! ~·telephone Wires promoted 11 world champio•-· - - - -10 alon bere after three days of peclive sUes. The governor disclosed the OO<urred Marcb 15, 11165 01 and posSible skull fracture. • ra cnea out the ship bo<ing matches until the : wide ranglnl pollcy discussions Youtb Aiel Improved state Bu~u of Unemployment Mam·st m Pomeroy, that $51>.56 The boys were returning home u. s. Supreme Court ordered his between British Prim Minis· Compensation has expanded its clo~ges were lneurred lo his from a Class A Clf!e tourna· organization dissolved in t9>9. ter Harold wnson and Soviet Rhodes told the 1!""'1 groups staff to Improve youth IIOI'Vices vehiCle, and the bolance Is ment game at Athens when the Ia sdditioa to his Interest iii I Premier Aexei N. Kosygln. The In the counties to list. with the m the ten <OUOI!e! and other uked for personal inJuries and accident at II p.m.. the Black Hawks, Norris was Soviet lender lndtcaled to Wll· d~partmenl possible mdustrlal areas With more tbaA average other compensatloo. . '"!e patrol said Newland, dm00 co • owner of Chicago Stadium, . that Russia wanled a elm· Silos. He also 11I11ed them to unemployment. The plslntiff further said the •mg m the east bound laM, lost owned the hockey arena in St. 800 lake advantage of the $10 mil· This will ~II training, re- del d I ll"ded "tb the <Ontrol of hiS C'ar gomg dowR Loul·s Mo and maintained an l atl onehanneI to th e West lion munc sll ble I d . . d I . of th en an w' Wl rear bill th . to prevent lntemattonal lenIV , a or. wster an tramlng an p acmg e of the Karr Vehicle because be on e snow-covered h:gh· extensive farm and stable for sioll!! from getq out of hand. sewer line exlens!ODB Into ill- youths In jobo on a lar&er foiled to stop bis melor vehicle way. ' breeding and racing horses By Ualied Pr•" laleflllllloall But beyond tbls, there was ,;. duslrlll areas. tiCIIIe, he said. within an assured clear diJ. Newland • ear colilded bead· The Stale Highway patrol known as Spriog Hill Farms In . A heavy snow storm ._. lnelihation on the part ef the lance. Karr alleses he suffered ~ With 1 westbound auto"!"' investigated a mioor accident Paris, Ky . mto New .England loday an. Kremlin to make any major permanent Injuries u a result bile driven by Morv~ w. Crq> at 1:211 p.m. 'l'hunday at Sec- He is survived by his widow. dumpiRg five to nine lncbea .. moves or conclude any solid of the wreck. pen, 2!, Stewart. Crippel ouf. ood and Coort in Pomeroy in. Mary; a daughter, Suzanoe, I;; soow aloog the eastera ...... agreements. fR other coorl IIOiivily, Palrl- fered a lacerallon ~ ~· oose volvfng care driven by David two hall • sisters, Mrs. Arthur of tile ~ppalachlans iNm cia Sayre, Long Bottom, bas while a passenger 10 hiS car, J. Goodwin. Iii, Pomeroy, snd Kaeibler of Chicago and Mrs. western ~orth Carolmo llllrlll LAGOS, NIGERIA - THE filed tilion for divorce from Carol.lrene Keller11111n, 29, RD, one owned by William T. ouls· - ~ through Pennsylvania. army and police officers who WASHINGTPN CUPI)- It look& like war over the Donal:" L. Sayre, Rt. I, Pom· C;"'~ill~tadined laceralions by, Pomeroy. No one was io- Arrangemenls Pend Snow also whitened much .. ousted Ghanaian . Preoidenl minimum wage between the AFL-CIO and the Johnson eroy, charging gress negiecl and o T e e ·. jured. A • • i the high country_ of the Weot, Kwane Nkruma formed a administration unless the man in the middle on Capitol ntrame cruelty. The Citizeas fir ~e J:trollosaSIJd BameJIt was Officers said tbe Soulsby ear For nme Bta8 [ with up to siX mches of Nalional Liberation Councl to- HIU wi h 1 National Bank of Pl. Pleasant . s eo · oseph Hos· was parked on Court St. , una!· snow reported m eelllhl d lied ired can cotpe up t a comprom se. ba I filed ocf king Pilaf and then transferred from tended Good . ki Funeral arrangements are I Nevada. Snow flurries a~ ;.;e:'J pro:': f with seefrom there to Children's Hospital In 1 right tum pending for Annie Bias. 83, who oied a new invasion o1 arette ced the overthrow of the Afri· bor 1a••sceFn d " Prn Sl'ed nt' Geo ge Meany backed Chari~ J-""" Schop,pert Rut.. Columbus. Both vehicles invol· Court . and drove too far ill d•ed th:s morning at the home air into the upper Mitlwflt Ud y .., . e era.,on e e r -.- . ' -·• Ill t•· h h ·1 ' of her son Roy of Tho11111s Fork t• G t Lak 1 can strongman complete. '"" rflbl. ..,. slrock the · .. ern . ,rea River . es flood I'll • Ghana Radl broadcasts ld tbat up by t eUlna M... newsmen the admlnistration'l plan to land. damaged.''" eras were eavt Y !be flll'kod ..,. Hisdoing minor dam· Wilh whom she made her boma. norMISS ISSippi retired M . ~ .. advan~ !be wage lloof to . age IO bod. No cbarge was Survivors in llddllion to the ters leveled off at t6.0 ,_ BJ. • Jooeph Ark· $1.60 m two years was 'too hour law. Ward Enten Plea Named Chairman filed · son above are two other sons ho tl bel 'd ....., 'f'llii't. rab was gJvea an additional late."and bis The · arrests Thursday tnclud· sh·" 1• Kankakee, 11I ·· and wood'f· day s r '" Y !he ore ml '""'' Iowa , star and Dtllllod chairman tf tlttle Evenand as too Meany id Pennsylvania d ll lawmaker lllion Of GUI'II to Coun A McArthur contractor, W. Patrol Davenport. 29 6 lhe seveD-member touncll Aft. associates were making warlike wook a vance a red. tom '140 Richard Ward, 20, Middle- E. Engle, hu been umed ed: Terry L. Hofflnan, 211, Pllll> row of DetrOit ; a duughter, l Rock Island, Ill., areas, but:lllo otber COUIICil member Is Col. notsea Ia Miami Beach a key wor ers aow eave . port, charged with !iva counta chairman of the memborsblp eray, speeding, cited to Gall). Glenna Brown, Akron, and a level was still more than a H. K. Kolaka, commander of congressional figure tined up 1 '~ Sept. 1• IJ66. .A year later, ot bur&lary, 1tu pleaded &uilty committee of the Southeastern polls municipal court Feb. Zi; grandson, Albert Pr1ce. Fr~ends , and a half over flood stage. , 11: to informational affldavlta bo>- Ohio Regional CouDtll (SEQ. Rusoell Sheets, 541 Rl. 2 Crown may call st the Ewmg Funeral The weather burOllll lss!ditl tbe 2nd Infantry Brigade In the with the President Cb•lrmlln ~p: wouldk give 26 northern city or KUliUISI whose Adam Clayton Po..;,ll, ().N.Y., P u : wor : • a~ r 3 6 fore Meigs County Common RC) ill Vinton County. City, ftcliiiOus reitstration. cil· Home anytime. heavy snow warllings 1W 1 1 1 troops lsunched the coup o1 the House EducatloD and cen e, w a : · Pleao Court Judge John C. J!a. Eagle's appoinbnent was sa- ed to munlclpsl courl Feb. 28; accurnulal!oos of four mcbee 4r Thursday which ended NkrtJ. Labor Committee ebcloned lbe = nu:'~ll ro;:ght mn. IIOUII<ed today by E. E. Davis, Jinuny Chambers, 31, Etoile, Vell!I'UI Memirlal Hospllal Imore this morning for nah'l mean4iclatorlal reign tw..year 'l60 approach In llltll ~~ r to II Ward wo liken before lbe president of the SI!:ORC. The Te1as, !allure to display valid Admission• - Judy Lee, England, eastern Peaosyl...... 50 • This ~p~ed to give the retoil .:;rkenliDwould ~~...: court 011 alfldavils prepared by membership committee 11 one registration. bonded ro munici· Pomeroy ; Phyllis Clay, Alllanyl and the inland sections · ~ CINCINNATI - THE LOCAL President tbe edge at the Ia Se Proseculltttl Attorney Bernard V. of seven (7) standing commit· pal court Feb. 25. Helen Andrews, Pomeroy Bv· sootheastem New York llitl 1 1 1968 NAACP brallcb praised the begiMing of the bailie But 1180 · on P · • · Fultz, but sentencing Is still lees appointed by the president. ron Jay, Pomeroy Thurman ! New Jersey. " Me1p Gea<rot &o1pital Marlin, Syracuse. , The weather bureou reported .Ohio Civil !tights Conlmisslon there were fortes ~I work The Dent plan would have lbe pendiJI&. Want, wu ~ by reporf rtlealled Th111'8day wbicb seeli:lng advantage of placing the Middleport Cbief of Police Jlw. LOCAL TEMPS Abtlnlou - Lessie Lusk Disebrles _ Orville Joba- snow depths of 13 incbel M llaled there WBI a pattera of Rep H Dent l).p largest port of the covered bert Gllkey'o department cbar&• The temperature in Pome- Pomeroy Lewis Young, Porn~ son Dexter Jolm Groee Long Cbarlotlesville, Va., 8 inchei4JI racial dllcrimiDalion Ia the h ~ 0 ~the : bor' ~work Ioree In !be lop bracket ed witb burlory ol the Middlf. roy'• business district at 11:28 roy. Botlom· Virginia Pi~ Mid· Washington Dulles In~ 1 building Irides lnduelry bere. ':n~ttee thet will I aha: the quickly wilbout addlDI too port Elementary Scboll oa a.m. \oday was • Dilellar&el - Leonord 1\lfl, dleport , Alma McKeRZie,' Porn· Airport and also at ~~~ Dr. 11ruee G.- preoldetll of mildmum wage le&lalalloa, 11 mucb to the nalional wage bill. PearJ.at and of four d1fl111Dp. t1or cloudy lkleo. MiD1nvf11o. eroy. bur&, W.Va., Hamsburc llle NAACP br1ncb, laid hiB lryf!li to se0 bolb lkleo 011 1 Allentown, . Pa. .,... lll'OOP ...,, lha report u "a comproml,., · Clear llkieo. prevalled llCI'Iila , .. , and pMllive llep forward Denl'l plan .would not puab the Great Pll!nalnlm , , . . . In our 11ru11le for eqJllllty of minimum wage beyond I t:;;o UI 0 showt!l'!l were · opporfulllJ, tberebJ bt:Iqfn( ...ltl, but It would make the . IOfllnl aiOII( the ~na~ lo the city ol Jump from lbe ~ lml Ia WASHINGTON IUPI) -Two lor lhl1 eoualrJ ID tilt .nat week'a ' - of Scleact, poll- moment IPPIIJ'I IUperltefally are operating u planned. They centnl Paeific CoasL •,, lne one year for ~ majority of U.S. SfiiiO!' aperl8 aaltf Ieday several,....., liter said. lllbed by the Amerleu ~ 1o be llbeod. bl four 1rtt1 It bu are sebeduled to shoot post .. Bli:IIIIJ! LEBANON -DB • employel covered_~-~ liiP'Ithat Soviet apacocraft mlf The aperl8 aN Dr. llntt:e C tloD for tha Advaacement of bad Cwo suc:cesaeotbe liiiZ fly. Vonu! late thla month or early TIIIB8TIEit, AND ed Preddeltl AmiD ' lpholcl!'lph Mm In color 11011 Murray, wocitte profela Sclenee. by Venlll and tbo 1185 In March. COLUMBUS (UP!)- ' ·~ Will teported lddlnJ , WEATHER , year and land llfe.bwtliDg planetary &<ience 11 Callioftlltt . They , sharply erlticlzed tbil phololfapi!Y of Ilia craters on Tne point Murray and Davies continued to 1bell out at IOtnellbere lllli' the ID!IIhenl (IOiidJ ... eolder, -atoaoifroOO: on the red planet iR 11181 Institute of T~lo&J. tmii eoualry • -.d-oll, delay· Mm. make is tbat Russia bas beea ord pace for liquor diD'llll 1 1 bortlor lillli 1.1r1e1 lotlq alt4r .liD' loll&lll IMl'lf!eul 1or • · ' . 'Merton E. Davlel, Iliff plagued• IIIII often llutilr Ia If planetary sholo Russia •hooting r.r lbe planets aince uary, a"«lrlrinl 1o · tl-.tling l[ittlluri 11y rebllllllill cOW li@lltrday, fair Ia lld·l They uld Rusala 11u 1peat member of tbo Raltd Corp., nnproviaed procram for atudy· bar bad ll ,contieculive laUures, 191iol with eqlljpmenl desiped the stale Liquor ieft.wtnc ~ ilbo 011 11111. . tar more 011 ltllllllllned planets- ~~~ Monica, Calif. iDI Mm and Venus wtth either ol lha boolter rocket or speclllcaily for tbal buailll!lli. Dlrtelor DoD!IId D. 1tnll4 1 tiltl\liiY couP w.-; '· · NOW vou INOW [ . . ..IIIUIIIIUII!d ·ltp8<0CTafl. Till r•lthe •~1(1. Bill Zond 3, This country, 1llrlinl 1110 reUli and wiloleoala oi!eJ·~ ,. , ftP.Gl1iidl7 tll1IDI lM!I' "nit MiiiiiiJppl IUftr waj~=~ Murray; 1 ~at! lull, they Slid, wW be hJiber deslgnoil 11 a wll f~ future yeors later, bas c:onten~ llaelf 111<111!11 were a~·i per t:t111 1 •J!l!if. 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