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Massacre Sites By South Yietnam. �' ( • - I ' -· Af.L.ST AR Jackets Witi at Fort Frye,- 52-46 Fori Fey< 11 Waverly became the sixlh baaketbell victim cf Middleport Saturday night this .....,.. when the Jackets came Jrom behind to a shaky 26-2$ lead .a lhe end of the finl half and went m to win, 5Z-4ll Tbe Jackets thUJ com~ Into thelrbigweek-thisone-ol 1~ £lllll"! with two Blrligbt wins. Friday nl£bl they upoet Athenl 5f.55 previously beaten •nly ooce in•SEOAL play. ToJDOn'OW at 5 p.m. wen.too comes to Middleport. Friday I nJJI!t Pomeroy eomH down 1M So, thll II • b!l OM far river, and Saturday nl&bl the Uto Jadlela. Jackets play thelr return match 1 ll 'IIU II«<II'IC)' II the free 1t WobaiDI. Wollslnr1 and Porn- line at Fort Frye lhll paid o11 eroy ue . . _ £1l11101. with 'llcllry. With lbree 1eaaue clefeots, Tbe ...., be 1 •--·"" . •.• ,e Y ou,.~~ the Jocketl are In the lhidl of MHS :10-U Jrom the field, but the baltle lor SEOAL booors, thewllmonbilllol22at~ tied (Dr foorlb wtlb Ne!Jonvllle, at lbe free Une to Fori Fryos and still IIIII)' a Jam• out, as 1 olll chancel. Bill Davis wu Atbenl hai IIIII two. Jockson I lor U at lbe cbar!ty line. . and Loran al10 have lootlbree, Aaa Bl"lllJH;ry led the JaoUia but with more victories than !be With 15 polntl, (OIIOII'ed by Bill JICRII. Dafll wilb IS a:id Woyae 0. I I • · fll bad It, IIJU tJa9la pulled do.WII o1 1be J..tttl' U ,... bolla lloplriDa led Fort Frye wllb 11 pellila. 111 - u t to Fridar Di&bl !he J - . -·-' with » ftN ·~ IS llllnoVtrl. Fori. n~• commltted II. · P'ciit Frye lilt 18 ol rt from .the ftel4, !he J~ .11 ol U. Ill. tho .......e CJme, Fori Frye lrlli! ,C - 2 1 , s set. IIIII 'u for Qie · J Im Coade ·llld Jlif·. •acll _7 !.:~1~:::.: ARCADiA, -Oallf, IIJPI) ..,..., i .,.. 111o ... - a., IIOifON BY QUA."\TEKS Fenwldo _ . , it 11111a Asl!ll ,....a~~~ 8111 MHS.__ II :If 41 U tot 111114111 Slrllibt - , . Fl $ Jlldol'alliit . . . . . . . Ft. •'7e 11 2S :rr ~ · ,record to tlMIIJP!tlklhl MilS -NelPI 1-o-2. Tanne- 1 SAN JOSf. Callf. ('UPIJ - ., P' 1o » 'lilliil!>fu.. · hill lr-1- 7, W. Daoll 4-Z-11, Jim st. J<lill> o1 1u JaM fXIdlllll t1 ~~- .,.._ B. Davil !-t-IS, Bradbury ~ defealed Bob KnlpFk of meet. , -, • ' ~ .. •"·.>n. Ir-IS. Swan 0-4-G. Butcher 8eadt tll·tlrT 111 !be liii8IJ of ___, . '· .,.,1 . ~2. Pullen 1- 1-,l, Totals 17 ._ - - --1 - 0IItMOlfB<NA-eK...,.., <II of 221 52. fill.!. Stu tsp fUP[) - l'bllll:~ Frye - Benedum ~11-lll, I •Doott alk me •• lh II)' UoiW rr... '-lertla: '_' of ~ B4ll!ll ,-Hlubb l..t-2, Chandler 3-&- j-otller to - · 1 - · t E:l!olero Dhfolqo lloutheno AIIM:dt Pf '~· I, EUis I 0 4, ·llopki:uJ 7-Zbow!" 11'. I. for' q·W 11, Brlsbt &--1-l, .Naylor 2-0 Pblladelpbla 41 · t .111 louJtll lime wid!· 1 '·.f • • f . Totalo 18 (I of 11) 48. Booton 30 12 .fl4 1111!10f1 Ill II boles ower .M . . New Vcn :K D .Ill 8ur1ll ol Gtoelllboro. ": ' >' U·>o-poa~ fw MilS. s- liiJ'!'tt' Alcm•dor· Alexander evels -~. Eastern, 60-42.· L. -=Dal~.,~~~~--~H~·FIII~ 0~ Pd..,..,..... Nets37In =:;eJI... DI.l.: : ~ ~~~~~~ 116 78 ID .. .,.l ... w· W. L. . Pft. Pie Koooa• Citv ChJefa :lie lOll•; San Francilco ll 17 ... ibe Bo,wl Am<111an liotw... t Tbe Eastern Eqleo oulfered Aleunder, hllllq 1111 boJ1111 'lbe lllqles NlllrYt 'team ~. Baumgartel • . 111e lint N1 tl $uper 1 and 1 51 · aecond ·~• ~·- V•-11• -~ 1D .... I' ·ae .... ••·ck to · Loull "' .40t • ona <lwllple&a. · the~r """""""' 'II 1~ .. .........._UI ~- --acy ... •-·eel - . an ear,., Brooks ~~=. Detroit 18' t1 FootbaU Leacue hit·: Cor.fertnN' loss with a 60-42 ,.t-. second half, ,... pactd by D eunder by dumplnf lbe 1'>-#-10, Kincaid B VITO STEILINO 17 :41!8 j back by Alexander of Athens ; points from Broolu on 10 bucK· 1 31-tl, The Utile Ealletl ' · 1, Brooks 11-1-1. Totala ~PI Sporlt wrt:.r ~.:;:eiOI :: !G :a ; SAN DIEGO, -C;li;, ''i~r'~' 1 Bob Goalby w~ County Saturday night. ets and three free throws. Ham- loeo of !be oeaoon wu by a t!ll-18) 60. Johnny Wonden insists his top!luday'o a-JII . , $86 .~ The Eagles, now 3·2 in MOVC ll and Nlggemeyer oleo netied I point liUll1in to Alesander ranked UCLA basketbaU team I Los AnSelPB l2'f Detroit 118 Diego Open .,; ,~loW> d . play. remained in third place It nd 10 peetl I tor the jlier In the oeason. • I "is not unbeatable In aoy sense j PhUadelphia 110 Boolml 115 . olE, 15 !IJ!O oi'Jal.l By Unlled lntematlooal pn the standing• after tho los&. . a ' res ve y, ' Eastern will host Vlnton , of lhe word.,, St. Loul• 114 San FronCJsco 112 Thi• week's Ohio CoUege bas- : Alexancier, coached by B II I WUJnero. . /County In another MOVC match I He ev : -1 c " " 11 i'n'l_a• •ood l Chlca~o 131 N.-·1 York liS · 1 PALM Bli:AC~ ·. '~AR~t, ketball ecbedule: Whaley, is in second place with / Senior Dennis Newla:id, hav· Ibis Friday nlgbt. as hJJ I964-6S clubs winch won (Only games scheiuled) .F . , , h " ms{i " Monday a 4-1 elate. lng a holloucb In the first half, BY QUARTERS back-to-back NCAA championMoaclay's C.moo of· Norfolk, Va .,. - !)llr .l!ll&< Ohio Staie at Georgia Tech Coach Danny Wrlgbt's Meigs l ied the Eastes with II marl<ero Eastern .. . .. . .. .. 10 26 33 42 ships. Baltimore ve. St. Louis : NauonaJ Club · <llll'<lko i pla.YI' Steubenvme at Central State counlians, a scrappy c 1 u b, on five field coal! and nine Alexander . , , ...... 15 26 43 60 But the veteran Bruin coach at Tampa championship andcll)lio ltit!J . , Tue&day trailed 15-10 at the end of the free throws. Newland, -'llbo bil l Eastern ·- MartiD :1-&--4, admits the presence of 7-loot-1 COnly game schedu•edl 72-bole 1u1al of 280., ·16c _,,,,. Cincinnati at Bradley first period, but battled back to jnine of 11 from the '"'" throw Douglas 3-0-t. Speocer HLew Alcindor "might make this ---' ''"'"!' \r-r Bowl~ G"'"n at DePaul tie the score 26-26 by halftime. line in the conteot, ecored 12 of/ 8, Newland 5-f-18, Benedum team as diflicult to beat" as his team last year. lost its sixth WENGEN , Swit<~land lltl~l Akron at Kent Stat< The Eag,les, ho~ever, _trailed C- his overall total durlnl the op- ~1-5. Totlllo 28 Cl4-221 42. I won at ion a I championehip ga.ne Saturday nlJI!t wh'n it -Jean Claude KiiiJi of i'rjtnal ' Heidelberg at Baldwin-Wallace 33 when the U!ird pennd ended. enlng two perlndo, AlesaJider_ - Hamil 5-4-H, clubs. I suffered an 89-72 loss to Florida, won the Laub""·"""'':' •pe~11t>< Wilmington at Capital Even though Alcindor is which is ranked tt4h. slalom, hl.l thtrdl 'l 1 tMraill'l Denison at Hiram COLUMBUS (UPI) admittedly the key tG the team : in the Big Ten, Michigan nc.ory in a mPjor_lfKi :nli!t. :"u,-~t Wtttenberg at Kenyon college ba•ketball records lor ' and scored 37 points Saturday State remained the team In -oil '!" Mt. Union at Wooster games lncludmg 8alurday, J an.: night to pace the Bruin!! to a beat for ' the conference crowTJ SAVE -AILt ;.'. '· 14 . ~, Ohio Northern at Findlay · 116-78 rout of Stanford, Wonden by boosting its loop record 1o 2· - ., ' · John Carroll a~ Case Tech ALL GAMES insists, "Most people still owith a 79-70 victory over Iowa. Auto his'it'a~ · ""' ' Oberliol at Muskingum Once-beaten Zanesville Rose- Both hit lour field goals and Grueser 2--8-f: I Cundiff 4- Team W expect too much of Alcindor." In other actloo . Jiml•lY Promium •J~yll'h~~'' :. Blulfton at Cedarville fr thro w lib 4-2M L Pts Ops Needs Experience Walker scored IV points as oven l!fter·~lii!'Jri """" 2 10 10; c- Toledo Wilherforee at Northwond crans romped to . ~n · 82-34 vic- two ee. ws. · - ; a rown 9 0 890 61i7 He added, "They forget he's Providence turned back OJ>If you want toiJ· 1 ~'f*~ tory over the vtsttmg Southern zaneeville hit 34 of 70 sbo\8 Cllntoek 1-4-<i Beeg~ 11-2- Akr 1•• I 962 748 1just 19 year& old and still quesne 54-47 . . • Tennessee Wednesday lzzl La N Is on uo for aulli' almi1· ; .. 1 9 21 1 4 1 Louisville at Dayton Tornadoes on Saturday night. for a s lng_ per cen av· wrence 0- -I; orr ~ Dayton 12 2 1'24 1039 learning. They expect him to be l whipped Beor1ia 81-70 , •. St. lnrura~ 0 "'"9 ; · Xavier at Villanova . Southern trailed 14-8 at the erage . from the field wblle -2-2. Totals 11-tlr-34. Ashland 12 2 880 648 1perfect. they expect him to run , John's routed St. Francis (N.Y.) .,,,, ~-;;h;t 'J·; m. ' ml end of the fir&l period, 2tl-15 Southern sank 11 of 54 ohots ROSECRANs til) Cincinnati 11 2 9~ around hke a 5 10 gu and lh 0 t . eel b -•· 'IAWARftCs ( Ohio Unl'v. at MUJ ai halftime, and 49-27 at the for a very cool 22 per cent. Hulchesoo t;-3-13; Roll Z- Mart'etta ~ •·~ ' : Y ry I 95-71 · • ay on turn a,~ • • l'¥ -~~ 8 • , Otterbein at Ohio Wesleyan Th To ---~ ill h 'I • • R J 2 797 716 expect him to get every Detroit 94-75 and Brigham INSURA" c · .. . AG~<_''" . _" ·.··, ·.. 1 0 16 close of the third quarter. The e . ro~eo w 01 ,. . ~: . _man ....-,-, : o•· Otterbein bo d., S , ' N _ ~< .. l'O...,.T ., 8 Wheeling at Steubenville eph 2-G-4 Ellis 5---t 1 Dru2 746 r.21 "' un . Young nipped Arizona tate 1. Phono 991-2..., " "'" . ..;.,_ 1oss was So uth em,5 seven lh 1n ho ny th 19 Friday n••ht 00 • Wilberforce at N. Michigan : - ; Denison 7 2 640 509 Wooden, however, admitted, 74 in overtime ......-.y " &!""., •.,...,.,. 1 10 games. BY QUARTERS ant 0-Z-Z; P. Dinan Ste be ·n 9 3 11119 7851"I suppose 1 can understand Ballleny (:.:.~~a~ Akron Tornado scoring was paced oy Southern 8 15 fl 34 Carpenter ~~ Snider 7o nvl e 5 2 614 7111 1because perhaps I expect too • :~ t· !J - 4 ~- - i 1){ 11:i.!jJ,".'jl 0 '• .,·. Sherm Cundilf and Amos Wall- Zaneoville 14 2!1 ft 82 Z-18: Broman 1-G-2. Totals Ohy sn•7 3 7•• 781 much of him, too." 10 Friday SOUTHERN (Ml 34-if.-62. ~~· ~ I Kenyon at Denison brown, each with 10 points. Youngstown 9 4 1178 931 UCLA is now 12-{1 and !avo~ Cleveland St. at Wayne St. xavier 10 5 1:<08 1176 , to win the NCAA crown thi• Rie Grande at Northllond Logan·Defeated, Defiance 3 4 983 March. Saturday Jackson Triumphs John Carroll 2 t 255 Wonden said the loss of Minnesota at Ohio state Logan eave Upper Arlington a Rio Grande It 6 16~ veteran forwards Ed Lacey. I ,._,. ' ....Louisville at Cincinnall flOod -batUo Saturday night but Baldwin-Wallace 8 5 1023 who is sidelined for tbe season I Memphis State at Xavier the Golden Bean came out on j Findlay 8 6 12118 · with ai!Jinjury, and Mike Lynn, )lowling G"'en at West. Mlr.b, 7\ lop 70-a in I hardwond battle I Hiram ' 4 671 who was suspended alter being I Kent State at Miami at Logan. I Western Reserve 5 4 653 arrested 00 a forgery charge, I Otterbein at Ohio University It wa• the Chlefl seventh· loS! IO')io ~orthern 6 5 997 w~~o:r ~:~~ .~~; :::.~.~=~~ I : . . . Villanova ~I Toledo In 12 c::tings. M1arru 6 5 701 Ohio Wesleyan at Helde!ber£ . Gallipolis blew an eight point lead In the final four Greg Poston . pumped-In 19 Oberlin 5 5 744 any sense;.' the word. A fllle H' at W'ttenberg d brllli t come for the losers. Chuck Kemper Clevland State 5 5 738 team can beaten by a flood 1 •• f ; .I. ' ~ram minutes Saturday night, then stage a an • Obi w 1 team having a great (fame on 5 5 656 Musklngum at Akron back, scoring six points in the final 29 seconds to upend had 16. Hopkins totaled 19 lor o es eyan any given night. If we played 0 Central St. at Bald.·Wallace .. Chesapeake's Panthers 69-66 on the G~S hardwoOd.. tbe winners. :~t~~nberg 75 s\1: series of games with any of the Clevland St. at Delrmt Coli. The visiting Purple and White, trailing 58·50 w:th Arllngtoo won the reserve u ton learns we've played so far, we'd I Steu!'"nville at St. Francis (Pa.) 4 ,29 showing on the dock, rallied to overtake the BlUe game, 38-17. Bowling . Green 5 7 1002 win a vast majority of the Hillsdale (Mich.) at Younstown Devils 64-63 with 1:31 , , Jackson had an ~aoy time Ohio Umv. 5 6 900 games but we could lose on a ' Allegheny at Oberlin At the ,48 mark, 5·8 janlor-gtulrd Dan downlni Coal Grove 711-53. Central State 5 6 724 given night," he said. Trl.State (Ind.) at Defiance Newman sank two free the Lawrence coun- Ironmen are now lH on the Wllmiogton 4 5 671 While UCLA was romping, ---tians a 66-63 lead and apoeason Harold Howe's Wooster 7 1109 seven of the other teams in the t . Sports Briefs parent victory. With M seeond& left in lhe •pl<ed Jackoon's attack, CedarviUe 5 10 120 United Press International's top ' By Ualied Pross lnternaUonal Gene <Juice) Jackson first half, tbe Panthers were Malone ~ : ;.~! !0 ratings. were In action and SEARCH CONTINUES ' mod in a jumper from the ahead 2&.25. GAHS ended in a Muskingum six of them were victorious. 31 86 710 . . '. CONISTON, England IUPI)- with 29 seconds left, slicing / flurry scorlnl seven points and elgbt "'boiDlda and MI. Union '20 Fourth-ranked New Mexico. Police surface laune!les conli· the Panthers' lead to 116-65. l.ee I • the buzzer. Ford hit a Houck bad 19 markers and Case "I;ech • t b W mlng F id . h -bounds· Houck . and CaPI'tal I 8 C.. upse ·YU dybo D r Sat ay rug nueel th e search loda Y Ior lb. Burson, who replaced Bob crip, making It 2&.27. He adeled elrht ·• ~ rd t, The Peace Corps LuJed out late Ill the Heidelberg I 9 712 was spt e y enver u ay bodY 0 f ·world s peed ace Do naid Ford midway in the final per- a f"'e toss to tie it up, COJIIo Arm. '" · hi n•• Washington, D.C. 20525 .._ll· sam•· Kent Slate 1 10 7"' mg ' Loulsvtue ~Cam,.,.. iod fouled Newman. The Pan- pleting a three point play. ~ Wlos Navy divers abandoned their the~ guard stepped to the With 37 seconds left, Jack· GAHS 1111 28 ol 72 from Walsh I 15 1&89 5 e c 0 n d. ranked Louisville 0 .Please send me Information. search Sunday whcm J.t. Cdr. harii circle with 20 seconds son popped one In from the field for sa.a per eenl. Chesa· MJD.AMERICAN crushed Bradley 103-7~, llfthD Please send me an application. John Fulcher satd, "Every c ~ . f ul circle Davidson tapped ID I peake hit 28 of 63 shots for, 44 Toledo 3 0 269 ranked Houston whipped West likely spot has been eliminated re~e"wma~ had previously sank :loose bail with seven se<!Onds per cent. GAllS had , but rune Western Mich. 2 0 172 Texas State 103-72, seventhName _________________ 01 192 2 1 Without f~~mg any trace · four lor four at !be foul line. left and GAHS held a '3f..29 turnovers, &even COmlll£ '" Miami ranked Kansas topped Missouri Campbell. Campbell was killed IThis time he missed. B I g halftime lead. Ill secllllll_ half. 6uCbesapeake Marshall 21 22 ~ 235 7~. eight!J-ranked Cincinnati Jan. · 5 wben his jet - powered 1John Davidson came down with Chesapeake led onct In the · wtth 11 commg '" the Obio ~ beat St. Louis 72-58, ninth· ~ •. • -f.; Address. _ __ 1t . • Bluebird crasbed at more th8!1 h bo d ed off to Tom th'rd 'od - SS-32. Ford pill half. Bowling Green I 3 3&8 314 ranked Princeton crushed Dart· >.- .. . 300 .miles per hour. t e re un ' pass alHs pe~• k on rop 34-33 with GAHS sank 13 of 25 '"'" Kent 0 3 188 2l3 mouth 116-42 and tenth-ranked City_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Spe~er. . c ' .. ' toues. Tho Panthers hit 10 of FERRARIS COMPETE W1lh the "'tnalnlnl ' four 6:27 to go, The Galli8nS If GAllS committed 12 penooOHIO CONFERENCE Vanderbilt defeated Mississippi MODE:NA, Italy (UP!) _ Blue_ Devils up coorl, a~ tm:,: ployd a hall-court press and · IJJula, Chesalteake had U. Marietta 4 o 295 243 73-70 in double overUme. State _ __ .. _ Zip Code ___ _ Officials of Ferrari auto works Irunmng out, Chesapeake • Da_ It paid off. Chesapoake Ga!Upolls will host Wittenberg 3 0 203 167 In a Sunday game, St. said Sunday seven Ferraris wiU id Houck fouled Davidson Ill seven cooUy turnovers In ill wlnn of 11 1 straight in Denison 6 1 521 445 Bonaventure edged Niagara 79.' '.. :: : compe.te in the 24-hour Daytona the back court. II was Houck's third perlnd, and lralled by • :EOAL ~-·v Friday . . ' Otterbein ~ I 388 323 71 . Published as a public service in toOperation Beach race Feb. 4-5. fifth personal. And 11 cost Ches· - 5(1.44 - going Into the a ·alllpolla' --·eo Baldwin-1'\'all. 3 I JtJ7 275 Vanderbilt will be tbe only Wilh The Advertising Council and the · ak the ball game uarte • ~• 1 26 team in the top 10 in action J 1 3 Tl\'o factory cars, 1967 4,000 ape , e · q r. Cte-~•ke 32- • 24 Saturday Hiram ' temationol Newspa110r Ad~~erti>in& ExeQitives. cc. P-4 prototypes, will be W1lh 15 seconds sbowlng on Sub forward Tom Meadows GreSmith and Dennis Gllkey Ohio Wesleyan 3 1 291 rn tonight when it plays Auburn. -~ ;a:: en\"red as well as three P·2, a ~ the ci~,. Davidson calmly ailing Rod Gilkey ·~ the Imps with eight Kenyon 2 1 242 243 - ;;K;.en.tuc-•k;.y,_til_e_to.;p.-.r.an•k•ed...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, ;· _,..,, P·3 -nd a Dlno machine. !sank hos !Jrsl free toss on a IJJurth period began. Mea~ paints Terry llmllll -had . 14 Oberlin 2 3 371 3!15 ~ · Ione - and • one situation. That ows promptly popped one Ill looers . . . . Heidelberg 1 4 329 315 DUUiiLE WIN Itied the score, - · lrom lbe side, givinli Galllpolll CHES_u;EAKB 1• 1 Wooster 1 5 387 420 ;l WENGEN. Switzerland (UPI) . Big Jo~n pau~ a second, ita first eight point lead, 5Z- WoOd 8-1-ll; Houcli:' f-t- Musklngum I 5 361 ' . ',~ -Jean Claude Kllly, who /thenpopped 1n a second free 44 with 7:50 remaining. , Arms t->11-. Adklna 0MI. Union 0 5 291 3110 18 10 Saturday won the Lauherhdi'n lthrow. That put the Gallians a· Wlth4;2tlefl, MeadOII'adrove Nt!w:ilan -' Z •4 , 1, , Camp Capital 0 5 359 436 downhill, Sunday made it two 1head by one. Most of the crowd In fJJr a layup, and Galllpolll • , TOTAlS ._......._ ~HJO straight as he captured the ' that had started to depart, froze again led by eight, $WI. GAUJI'(ILI8 ·(•l ' 315 243 .;: 1 3 Lauber!JOm special slalc~at th<> dour, aod llong the side- Tbe Blue Devil• lost • eel'!; J cbo:f 1 , 4 , 10 • GIPieY . 0- Dellanr.e SU 216 KJ!ly finished the cour&e 111 an lln•s . en oppartunll)' to "sew up a . - ~'!$~ Bluffron . I tJI I· I Jury Seated in Ohio Vs. Ward I d Q • d 82 3 Torna oes Uiete . • . 4 i V D n" - :1-2-ll / K.:: GAlLS come back r• D th e rs 1 'l ns .ran r DWar D. Pe.ace D Don't know.·,,:;: .. ~ ' . Check one. NEW BILLS ~' .,!t f! u.;, ~I H· I aggr~gate time of 112.90 se- Five secon~ later, or missing four consecuUve conds, 1.11 faster than runller- 10 seconds remalnln&, _ and • one" free thrGWI up Heini Messner of Germany, son stole a Panther pass, raea two, mtnute pertnd. ' eel in for an easy layup, MeanwbUe_, the Panthers SI'I.IT DI!CJSION GAllS led 6!J.66. ~lilppli>J . away at . the 'fhe Blue ~viis stole lead. With 1:43 le II, ST.. MORITZ. Swltzerlapa er ·Panther paS. with their Houck !UpPed a long push abot (UP!) ---Olympic champ!ona! pressing tactics before in· from the slde, and II was Tony Nash , a.nd Robin Dixon ! final buzzer soun~. 63-6S, GaWpolla. . Sunday won the British . That was the lhrWli>J lbiisb '111en came tbe lltrlllinl wind· champiotlslti~ but were upset as Gallipolis' r.Conteil Ill fourth newly crowned Swiss champion• : cage victory ai!ailllt.IIJvM setoiler a •low start, Jean ·Wick! and · Adriano backs. The Panthers ate . with· f3 hard IJI 'the_Britiah Open. a-7 for the ye&r. . IVIIed In·a LONGEST SNAKE Longest of J!ie pit viper family snakes ls jlie which-' sometimes ''~~\~ of IZ· G&lllpolis dQminaled the 11~llr~l~l~! ~lo~urth:.~·;;~:~~:•.l; Devils; 8- H-~~Ord 't-l-it· ~· W~n ctr , ,: , . s-l• Cedarville a! 1-1-!, Meado..:AUI'!-~ Malone 0-0--e. B- ~ . , Yq ~" • · ' tHH 17 -!~ Gilllpolls . ·J: 2I -~ ; : : 1 3 288 334 $81Qto off old bills..• lend a hand ?'t.,.,, RUBIER FOOTWEAR Chesape~ Reserve& 7"" · -G~ItJ!' 32 Chea~ 24. ' ...,,. ' We will! We'll lend 1 hand to help )'011 pay ~ oid bllis lllf;t IVIfY, Then Y,oti 'Cin repay In sensible lristlll........ probably len each monthlhanyou'reJIIYilllnow.~llarllllplnfilr!IW-)'OIIneedl ' �' ( • - I ' -· Af.L.ST AR Jackets Witi at Fort Frye,- 52-46 Fori Fey< 11 Waverly became the sixlh baaketbell victim cf Middleport Saturday night this .....,.. when the Jackets came Jrom behind to a shaky 26-2$ lead .a lhe end of the finl half and went m to win, 5Z-4ll Tbe Jackets thUJ com~ Into thelrbigweek-thisone-ol 1~ £lllll"! with two Blrligbt wins. Friday nl£bl they upoet Athenl 5f.55 previously beaten •nly ooce in•SEOAL play. ToJDOn'OW at 5 p.m. wen.too comes to Middleport. Friday I nJJI!t Pomeroy eomH down 1M So, thll II • b!l OM far river, and Saturday nl&bl the Uto Jadlela. Jackets play thelr return match 1 ll 'IIU II«<II'IC)' II the free 1t WobaiDI. Wollslnr1 and Porn- line at Fort Frye lhll paid o11 eroy ue . . _ £1l11101. with 'llcllry. With lbree 1eaaue clefeots, Tbe ...., be 1 •--·"" . •.• ,e Y ou,.~~ the Jocketl are In the lhidl of MHS :10-U Jrom the field, but the baltle lor SEOAL booors, thewllmonbilllol22at~ tied (Dr foorlb wtlb Ne!Jonvllle, at lbe free Une to Fori Fryos and still IIIII)' a Jam• out, as 1 olll chancel. Bill Davis wu Atbenl hai IIIII two. Jockson I lor U at lbe cbar!ty line. . and Loran al10 have lootlbree, Aaa Bl"lllJH;ry led the JaoUia but with more victories than !be With 15 polntl, (OIIOII'ed by Bill JICRII. Dafll wilb IS a:id Woyae 0. I I • · fll bad It, IIJU tJa9la pulled do.WII o1 1be J..tttl' U ,... bolla lloplriDa led Fort Frye wllb 11 pellila. 111 - u t to Fridar Di&bl !he J - . -·-' with » ftN ·~ IS llllnoVtrl. Fori. n~• commltted II. · P'ciit Frye lilt 18 ol rt from .the ftel4, !he J~ .11 ol U. Ill. tho .......e CJme, Fori Frye lrlli! ,C - 2 1 , s set. IIIII 'u for Qie · J Im Coade ·llld Jlif·. •acll _7 !.:~1~:::.: ARCADiA, -Oallf, IIJPI) ..,..., i .,.. 111o ... - a., IIOifON BY QUA."\TEKS Fenwldo _ . , it 11111a Asl!ll ,....a~~~ 8111 MHS.__ II :If 41 U tot 111114111 Slrllibt - , . Fl $ Jlldol'alliit . . . . . . . Ft. •'7e 11 2S :rr ~ · ,record to tlMIIJP!tlklhl MilS -NelPI 1-o-2. Tanne- 1 SAN JOSf. Callf. ('UPIJ - ., P' 1o » 'lilliil!>fu.. · hill lr-1- 7, W. Daoll 4-Z-11, Jim st. J<lill> o1 1u JaM fXIdlllll t1 ~~- .,.._ B. Davil !-t-IS, Bradbury ~ defealed Bob KnlpFk of meet. , -, • ' ~ .. •"·.>n. Ir-IS. Swan 0-4-G. Butcher 8eadt tll·tlrT 111 !be liii8IJ of ___, . '· .,.,1 . ~2. Pullen 1- 1-,l, Totals 17 ._ - - --1 - 0IItMOlfB<NA-eK...,.., <II of 221 52. fill.!. Stu tsp fUP[) - l'bllll:~ Frye - Benedum ~11-lll, I •Doott alk me •• lh II)' UoiW rr... '-lertla: '_' of ~ B4ll!ll ,-Hlubb l..t-2, Chandler 3-&- j-otller to - · 1 - · t E:l!olero Dhfolqo lloutheno AIIM:dt Pf '~· I, EUis I 0 4, ·llopki:uJ 7-Zbow!" 11'. I. for' q·W 11, Brlsbt &--1-l, .Naylor 2-0 Pblladelpbla 41 · t .111 louJtll lime wid!· 1 '·.f • • f . Totalo 18 (I of 11) 48. Booton 30 12 .fl4 1111!10f1 Ill II boles ower .M . . New Vcn :K D .Ill 8ur1ll ol Gtoelllboro. ": ' >' U·>o-poa~ fw MilS. s- liiJ'!'tt' Alcm•dor· Alexander evels -~. Eastern, 60-42.· L. -=Dal~.,~~~~--~H~·FIII~ 0~ Pd..,..,..... Nets37In =:;eJI... DI.l.: : ~ ~~~~~~ 116 78 ID .. .,.l ... w· W. L. . Pft. Pie Koooa• Citv ChJefa :lie lOll•; San Francilco ll 17 ... ibe Bo,wl Am<111an liotw... t Tbe Eastern Eqleo oulfered Aleunder, hllllq 1111 boJ1111 'lbe lllqles NlllrYt 'team ~. Baumgartel • . 111e lint N1 tl $uper 1 and 1 51 · aecond ·~• ~·- V•-11• -~ 1D .... I' ·ae .... ••·ck to · Loull "' .40t • ona <lwllple&a. · the~r """""""' 'II 1~ .. .........._UI ~- --acy ... •-·eel - . an ear,., Brooks ~~=. Detroit 18' t1 FootbaU Leacue hit·: Cor.fertnN' loss with a 60-42 ,.t-. second half, ,... pactd by D eunder by dumplnf lbe 1'>-#-10, Kincaid B VITO STEILINO 17 :41!8 j back by Alexander of Athens ; points from Broolu on 10 bucK· 1 31-tl, The Utile Ealletl ' · 1, Brooks 11-1-1. Totala ~PI Sporlt wrt:.r ~.:;:eiOI :: !G :a ; SAN DIEGO, -C;li;, ''i~r'~' 1 Bob Goalby w~ County Saturday night. ets and three free throws. Ham- loeo of !be oeaoon wu by a t!ll-18) 60. Johnny Wonden insists his top!luday'o a-JII . , $86 .~ The Eagles, now 3·2 in MOVC ll and Nlggemeyer oleo netied I point liUll1in to Alesander ranked UCLA basketbaU team I Los AnSelPB l2'f Detroit 118 Diego Open .,; ,~loW> d . play. remained in third place It nd 10 peetl I tor the jlier In the oeason. • I "is not unbeatable In aoy sense j PhUadelphia 110 Boolml 115 . olE, 15 !IJ!O oi'Jal.l By Unlled lntematlooal pn the standing• after tho los&. . a ' res ve y, ' Eastern will host Vlnton , of lhe word.,, St. Loul• 114 San FronCJsco 112 Thi• week's Ohio CoUege bas- : Alexancier, coached by B II I WUJnero. . /County In another MOVC match I He ev : -1 c " " 11 i'n'l_a• •ood l Chlca~o 131 N.-·1 York liS · 1 PALM Bli:AC~ ·. '~AR~t, ketball ecbedule: Whaley, is in second place with / Senior Dennis Newla:id, hav· Ibis Friday nlgbt. as hJJ I964-6S clubs winch won (Only games scheiuled) .F . , , h " ms{i " Monday a 4-1 elate. lng a holloucb In the first half, BY QUARTERS back-to-back NCAA championMoaclay's C.moo of· Norfolk, Va .,. - !)llr .l!ll&< Ohio Staie at Georgia Tech Coach Danny Wrlgbt's Meigs l ied the Eastes with II marl<ero Eastern .. . .. . .. .. 10 26 33 42 ships. Baltimore ve. St. Louis : NauonaJ Club · <llll'<lko i pla.YI' Steubenvme at Central State counlians, a scrappy c 1 u b, on five field coal! and nine Alexander . , , ...... 15 26 43 60 But the veteran Bruin coach at Tampa championship andcll)lio ltit!J . , Tue&day trailed 15-10 at the end of the free throws. Newland, -'llbo bil l Eastern ·- MartiD :1-&--4, admits the presence of 7-loot-1 COnly game schedu•edl 72-bole 1u1al of 280., ·16c _,,,,. Cincinnati at Bradley first period, but battled back to jnine of 11 from the '"'" throw Douglas 3-0-t. Speocer HLew Alcindor "might make this ---' ''"'"!' \r-r Bowl~ G"'"n at DePaul tie the score 26-26 by halftime. line in the conteot, ecored 12 of/ 8, Newland 5-f-18, Benedum team as diflicult to beat" as his team last year. lost its sixth WENGEN , Swit<~land lltl~l Akron at Kent Stat< The Eag,les, ho~ever, _trailed C- his overall total durlnl the op- ~1-5. Totlllo 28 Cl4-221 42. I won at ion a I championehip ga.ne Saturday nlJI!t wh'n it -Jean Claude KiiiJi of i'rjtnal ' Heidelberg at Baldwin-Wallace 33 when the U!ird pennd ended. enlng two perlndo, AlesaJider_ - Hamil 5-4-H, clubs. I suffered an 89-72 loss to Florida, won the Laub""·"""'':' •pe~11t>< Wilmington at Capital Even though Alcindor is which is ranked tt4h. slalom, hl.l thtrdl 'l 1 tMraill'l Denison at Hiram COLUMBUS (UPI) admittedly the key tG the team : in the Big Ten, Michigan nc.ory in a mPjor_lfKi :nli!t. :"u,-~t Wtttenberg at Kenyon college ba•ketball records lor ' and scored 37 points Saturday State remained the team In -oil '!" Mt. Union at Wooster games lncludmg 8alurday, J an.: night to pace the Bruin!! to a beat for ' the conference crowTJ SAVE -AILt ;.'. '· 14 . ~, Ohio Northern at Findlay · 116-78 rout of Stanford, Wonden by boosting its loop record 1o 2· - ., ' · John Carroll a~ Case Tech ALL GAMES insists, "Most people still owith a 79-70 victory over Iowa. Auto his'it'a~ · ""' ' Oberliol at Muskingum Once-beaten Zanesville Rose- Both hit lour field goals and Grueser 2--8-f: I Cundiff 4- Team W expect too much of Alcindor." In other actloo . Jiml•lY Promium •J~yll'h~~'' :. Blulfton at Cedarville fr thro w lib 4-2M L Pts Ops Needs Experience Walker scored IV points as oven l!fter·~lii!'Jri """" 2 10 10; c- Toledo Wilherforee at Northwond crans romped to . ~n · 82-34 vic- two ee. ws. · - ; a rown 9 0 890 61i7 He added, "They forget he's Providence turned back OJ>If you want toiJ· 1 ~'f*~ tory over the vtsttmg Southern zaneeville hit 34 of 70 sbo\8 Cllntoek 1-4-<i Beeg~ 11-2- Akr 1•• I 962 748 1just 19 year& old and still quesne 54-47 . . • Tennessee Wednesday lzzl La N Is on uo for aulli' almi1· ; .. 1 9 21 1 4 1 Louisville at Dayton Tornadoes on Saturday night. for a s lng_ per cen av· wrence 0- -I; orr ~ Dayton 12 2 1'24 1039 learning. They expect him to be l whipped Beor1ia 81-70 , •. St. lnrura~ 0 "'"9 ; · Xavier at Villanova . Southern trailed 14-8 at the erage . from the field wblle -2-2. Totals 11-tlr-34. Ashland 12 2 880 648 1perfect. they expect him to run , John's routed St. Francis (N.Y.) .,,,, ~-;;h;t 'J·; m. ' ml end of the fir&l period, 2tl-15 Southern sank 11 of 54 ohots ROSECRANs til) Cincinnati 11 2 9~ around hke a 5 10 gu and lh 0 t . eel b -•· 'IAWARftCs ( Ohio Unl'v. at MUJ ai halftime, and 49-27 at the for a very cool 22 per cent. Hulchesoo t;-3-13; Roll Z- Mart'etta ~ •·~ ' : Y ry I 95-71 · • ay on turn a,~ • • l'¥ -~~ 8 • , Otterbein at Ohio Wesleyan Th To ---~ ill h 'I • • R J 2 797 716 expect him to get every Detroit 94-75 and Brigham INSURA" c · .. . AG~<_''" . _" ·.··, ·.. 1 0 16 close of the third quarter. The e . ro~eo w 01 ,. . ~: . _man ....-,-, : o•· Otterbein bo d., S , ' N _ ~< .. l'O...,.T ., 8 Wheeling at Steubenville eph 2-G-4 Ellis 5---t 1 Dru2 746 r.21 "' un . Young nipped Arizona tate 1. Phono 991-2..., " "'" . ..;.,_ 1oss was So uth em,5 seven lh 1n ho ny th 19 Friday n••ht 00 • Wilberforce at N. Michigan : - ; Denison 7 2 640 509 Wooden, however, admitted, 74 in overtime ......-.y " &!""., •.,...,.,. 1 10 games. BY QUARTERS ant 0-Z-Z; P. Dinan Ste be ·n 9 3 11119 7851"I suppose 1 can understand Ballleny (:.:.~~a~ Akron Tornado scoring was paced oy Southern 8 15 fl 34 Carpenter ~~ Snider 7o nvl e 5 2 614 7111 1because perhaps I expect too • :~ t· !J - 4 ~- - i 1){ 11:i.!jJ,".'jl 0 '• .,·. Sherm Cundilf and Amos Wall- Zaneoville 14 2!1 ft 82 Z-18: Broman 1-G-2. Totals Ohy sn•7 3 7•• 781 much of him, too." 10 Friday SOUTHERN (Ml 34-if.-62. ~~· ~ I Kenyon at Denison brown, each with 10 points. Youngstown 9 4 1178 931 UCLA is now 12-{1 and !avo~ Cleveland St. at Wayne St. xavier 10 5 1:<08 1176 , to win the NCAA crown thi• Rie Grande at Northllond Logan·Defeated, Defiance 3 4 983 March. Saturday Jackson Triumphs John Carroll 2 t 255 Wonden said the loss of Minnesota at Ohio state Logan eave Upper Arlington a Rio Grande It 6 16~ veteran forwards Ed Lacey. I ,._,. ' ....Louisville at Cincinnall flOod -batUo Saturday night but Baldwin-Wallace 8 5 1023 who is sidelined for tbe season I Memphis State at Xavier the Golden Bean came out on j Findlay 8 6 12118 · with ai!Jinjury, and Mike Lynn, )lowling G"'en at West. Mlr.b, 7\ lop 70-a in I hardwond battle I Hiram ' 4 671 who was suspended alter being I Kent State at Miami at Logan. I Western Reserve 5 4 653 arrested 00 a forgery charge, I Otterbein at Ohio University It wa• the Chlefl seventh· loS! IO')io ~orthern 6 5 997 w~~o:r ~:~~ .~~; :::.~.~=~~ I : . . . Villanova ~I Toledo In 12 c::tings. M1arru 6 5 701 Ohio Wesleyan at Helde!ber£ . Gallipolis blew an eight point lead In the final four Greg Poston . pumped-In 19 Oberlin 5 5 744 any sense;.' the word. A fllle H' at W'ttenberg d brllli t come for the losers. Chuck Kemper Clevland State 5 5 738 team can beaten by a flood 1 •• f ; .I. ' ~ram minutes Saturday night, then stage a an • Obi w 1 team having a great (fame on 5 5 656 Musklngum at Akron back, scoring six points in the final 29 seconds to upend had 16. Hopkins totaled 19 lor o es eyan any given night. If we played 0 Central St. at Bald.·Wallace .. Chesapeake's Panthers 69-66 on the G~S hardwoOd.. tbe winners. :~t~~nberg 75 s\1: series of games with any of the Clevland St. at Delrmt Coli. The visiting Purple and White, trailing 58·50 w:th Arllngtoo won the reserve u ton learns we've played so far, we'd I Steu!'"nville at St. Francis (Pa.) 4 ,29 showing on the dock, rallied to overtake the BlUe game, 38-17. Bowling . Green 5 7 1002 win a vast majority of the Hillsdale (Mich.) at Younstown Devils 64-63 with 1:31 , , Jackson had an ~aoy time Ohio Umv. 5 6 900 games but we could lose on a ' Allegheny at Oberlin At the ,48 mark, 5·8 janlor-gtulrd Dan downlni Coal Grove 711-53. Central State 5 6 724 given night," he said. Trl.State (Ind.) at Defiance Newman sank two free the Lawrence coun- Ironmen are now lH on the Wllmiogton 4 5 671 While UCLA was romping, ---tians a 66-63 lead and apoeason Harold Howe's Wooster 7 1109 seven of the other teams in the t . Sports Briefs parent victory. With M seeond& left in lhe •pl<ed Jackoon's attack, CedarviUe 5 10 120 United Press International's top ' By Ualied Pross lnternaUonal Gene <Juice) Jackson first half, tbe Panthers were Malone ~ : ;.~! !0 ratings. were In action and SEARCH CONTINUES ' mod in a jumper from the ahead 2&.25. GAHS ended in a Muskingum six of them were victorious. 31 86 710 . . '. CONISTON, England IUPI)- with 29 seconds left, slicing / flurry scorlnl seven points and elgbt "'boiDlda and MI. Union '20 Fourth-ranked New Mexico. Police surface laune!les conli· the Panthers' lead to 116-65. l.ee I • the buzzer. Ford hit a Houck bad 19 markers and Case "I;ech • t b W mlng F id . h -bounds· Houck . and CaPI'tal I 8 C.. upse ·YU dybo D r Sat ay rug nueel th e search loda Y Ior lb. Burson, who replaced Bob crip, making It 2&.27. He adeled elrht ·• ~ rd t, The Peace Corps LuJed out late Ill the Heidelberg I 9 712 was spt e y enver u ay bodY 0 f ·world s peed ace Do naid Ford midway in the final per- a f"'e toss to tie it up, COJIIo Arm. '" · hi n•• Washington, D.C. 20525 .._ll· sam•· Kent Slate 1 10 7"' mg ' Loulsvtue ~Cam,.,.. iod fouled Newman. The Pan- pleting a three point play. ~ Wlos Navy divers abandoned their the~ guard stepped to the With 37 seconds left, Jack· GAHS 1111 28 ol 72 from Walsh I 15 1&89 5 e c 0 n d. ranked Louisville 0 .Please send me Information. search Sunday whcm J.t. Cdr. harii circle with 20 seconds son popped one In from the field for sa.a per eenl. Chesa· MJD.AMERICAN crushed Bradley 103-7~, llfthD Please send me an application. John Fulcher satd, "Every c ~ . f ul circle Davidson tapped ID I peake hit 28 of 63 shots for, 44 Toledo 3 0 269 ranked Houston whipped West likely spot has been eliminated re~e"wma~ had previously sank :loose bail with seven se<!Onds per cent. GAllS had , but rune Western Mich. 2 0 172 Texas State 103-72, seventhName _________________ 01 192 2 1 Without f~~mg any trace · four lor four at !be foul line. left and GAHS held a '3f..29 turnovers, &even COmlll£ '" Miami ranked Kansas topped Missouri Campbell. Campbell was killed IThis time he missed. B I g halftime lead. Ill secllllll_ half. 6uCbesapeake Marshall 21 22 ~ 235 7~. eight!J-ranked Cincinnati Jan. · 5 wben his jet - powered 1John Davidson came down with Chesapeake led onct In the · wtth 11 commg '" the Obio ~ beat St. Louis 72-58, ninth· ~ •. • -f.; Address. _ __ 1t . • Bluebird crasbed at more th8!1 h bo d ed off to Tom th'rd 'od - SS-32. Ford pill half. Bowling Green I 3 3&8 314 ranked Princeton crushed Dart· >.- .. . 300 .miles per hour. t e re un ' pass alHs pe~• k on rop 34-33 with GAHS sank 13 of 25 '"'" Kent 0 3 188 2l3 mouth 116-42 and tenth-ranked City_ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Spe~er. . c ' .. ' toues. Tho Panthers hit 10 of FERRARIS COMPETE W1lh the "'tnalnlnl ' four 6:27 to go, The Galli8nS If GAllS committed 12 penooOHIO CONFERENCE Vanderbilt defeated Mississippi MODE:NA, Italy (UP!) _ Blue_ Devils up coorl, a~ tm:,: ployd a hall-court press and · IJJula, Chesalteake had U. Marietta 4 o 295 243 73-70 in double overUme. State _ __ .. _ Zip Code ___ _ Officials of Ferrari auto works Irunmng out, Chesapeake • Da_ It paid off. Chesapoake Ga!Upolls will host Wittenberg 3 0 203 167 In a Sunday game, St. said Sunday seven Ferraris wiU id Houck fouled Davidson Ill seven cooUy turnovers In ill wlnn of 11 1 straight in Denison 6 1 521 445 Bonaventure edged Niagara 79.' '.. :: : compe.te in the 24-hour Daytona the back court. II was Houck's third perlnd, and lralled by • :EOAL ~-·v Friday . . ' Otterbein ~ I 388 323 71 . Published as a public service in toOperation Beach race Feb. 4-5. fifth personal. And 11 cost Ches· - 5(1.44 - going Into the a ·alllpolla' --·eo Baldwin-1'\'all. 3 I JtJ7 275 Vanderbilt will be tbe only Wilh The Advertising Council and the · ak the ball game uarte • ~• 1 26 team in the top 10 in action J 1 3 Tl\'o factory cars, 1967 4,000 ape , e · q r. Cte-~•ke 32- • 24 Saturday Hiram ' temationol Newspa110r Ad~~erti>in& ExeQitives. cc. P-4 prototypes, will be W1lh 15 seconds sbowlng on Sub forward Tom Meadows GreSmith and Dennis Gllkey Ohio Wesleyan 3 1 291 rn tonight when it plays Auburn. -~ ;a:: en\"red as well as three P·2, a ~ the ci~,. Davidson calmly ailing Rod Gilkey ·~ the Imps with eight Kenyon 2 1 242 243 - ;;K;.en.tuc-•k;.y,_til_e_to.;p.-.r.an•k•ed...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, ;· _,..,, P·3 -nd a Dlno machine. !sank hos !Jrsl free toss on a IJJurth period began. Mea~ paints Terry llmllll -had . 14 Oberlin 2 3 371 3!15 ~ · Ione - and • one situation. That ows promptly popped one Ill looers . . . . Heidelberg 1 4 329 315 DUUiiLE WIN Itied the score, - · lrom lbe side, givinli Galllpolll CHES_u;EAKB 1• 1 Wooster 1 5 387 420 ;l WENGEN. Switzerland (UPI) . Big Jo~n pau~ a second, ita first eight point lead, 5Z- WoOd 8-1-ll; Houcli:' f-t- Musklngum I 5 361 ' . ',~ -Jean Claude Kllly, who /thenpopped 1n a second free 44 with 7:50 remaining. , Arms t->11-. Adklna 0MI. Union 0 5 291 3110 18 10 Saturday won the Lauherhdi'n lthrow. That put the Gallians a· Wlth4;2tlefl, MeadOII'adrove Nt!w:ilan -' Z •4 , 1, , Camp Capital 0 5 359 436 downhill, Sunday made it two 1head by one. Most of the crowd In fJJr a layup, and Galllpolll • , TOTAlS ._......._ ~HJO straight as he captured the ' that had started to depart, froze again led by eight, $WI. GAUJI'(ILI8 ·(•l ' 315 243 .;: 1 3 Lauber!JOm special slalc~at th<> dour, aod llong the side- Tbe Blue Devil• lost • eel'!; J cbo:f 1 , 4 , 10 • GIPieY . 0- Dellanr.e SU 216 KJ!ly finished the cour&e 111 an lln•s . en oppartunll)' to "sew up a . - ~'!$~ Bluffron . I tJI I· I Jury Seated in Ohio Vs. Ward I d Q • d 82 3 Torna oes Uiete . • . 4 i V D n" - :1-2-ll / K.:: GAlLS come back r• D th e rs 1 'l ns .ran r DWar D. Pe.ace D Don't know.·,,:;: .. ~ ' . Check one. NEW BILLS ~' .,!t f! u.;, ~I H· I aggr~gate time of 112.90 se- Five secon~ later, or missing four consecuUve conds, 1.11 faster than runller- 10 seconds remalnln&, _ and • one" free thrGWI up Heini Messner of Germany, son stole a Panther pass, raea two, mtnute pertnd. ' eel in for an easy layup, MeanwbUe_, the Panthers SI'I.IT DI!CJSION GAllS led 6!J.66. ~lilppli>J . away at . the 'fhe Blue ~viis stole lead. With 1:43 le II, ST.. MORITZ. Swltzerlapa er ·Panther paS. with their Houck !UpPed a long push abot (UP!) ---Olympic champ!ona! pressing tactics before in· from the slde, and II was Tony Nash , a.nd Robin Dixon ! final buzzer soun~. 63-6S, GaWpolla. . Sunday won the British . That was the lhrWli>J lbiisb '111en came tbe lltrlllinl wind· champiotlslti~ but were upset as Gallipolis' r.Conteil Ill fourth newly crowned Swiss champion• : cage victory ai!ailllt.IIJvM setoiler a •low start, Jean ·Wick! and · Adriano backs. The Panthers ate . with· f3 hard IJI 'the_Britiah Open. a-7 for the ye&r. . IVIIed In·a LONGEST SNAKE Longest of J!ie pit viper family snakes ls jlie which-' sometimes ''~~\~ of IZ· G&lllpolis dQminaled the 11~llr~l~l~! ~lo~urth:.~·;;~:~~:•.l; Devils; 8- H-~~Ord 't-l-it· ~· W~n ctr , ,: , . s-l• Cedarville a! 1-1-!, Meado..:AUI'!-~ Malone 0-0--e. B- ~ . , Yq ~" • · ' tHH 17 -!~ Gilllpolls . ·J: 2I -~ ; : : 1 3 288 334 $81Qto off old bills..• lend a hand ?'t.,.,, RUBIER FOOTWEAR Chesape~ Reserve& 7"" · -G~ItJ!' 32 Chea~ 24. ' ...,,. ' We will! We'll lend 1 hand to help )'011 pay ~ oid bllis lllf;t IVIfY, Then Y,oti 'Cin repay In sensible lristlll........ probably len each monthlhanyou'reJIIYilllnow.~llarllllplnfilr!IW-)'OIIneedl ' �,. -L..........f11if' ' u yJrdll Ill llllllllni..W. een Bay Claims World Title After 35-10 Triumph -..--hot MoGw-"" .... ~aflle u 1 .., a ..,.,..... from IIIII' • Nll!f1Wiwil . . . . . JIIQIII PUto. ldollllll dow• baJiba<l 1(101 u ,...I for • 1 • ~ ~ wlt.b I:M , _ Ia tile """""" .,. 8ro'rT IIAliUE "KIIIIU Cii)P II 1 IOQd 1 A <r<>wd ol U.o:M at lbe bod Len Dawson. Starr bit oo periOd, snaql!IJ lbe ball 011~ Paul Hnroung, who bu "-' UPI Spoota Wrllor football team with fine speed M""'orial Colisea.. . phq an 16 p..ses ool ol 2:S anempts for handed from Willie Ml.l<hell. most of lbe oeuon, ANGELES IUPII - · but I'd bave to ny tlllt jutlmated llixty lllllUon lelevi- 250 yardogalned and threw one Then aslbe roof lllo"IY acrou room lbe five Vinee Lombardi won't NaliOIIII Lequo football Is II"" viewers , watched tbe mtercepli<m. It ,... the first on the (hiefl ODd lbelr with G,... Bay'l eome right oot and soy so. bul l toucher," Lombardi said Sundo PIICI<ers draw away from 1 1·7 , 1beft to he recorded against him "Kan~ City stock" de&nset ooon early In ~ third indicatlollo today were tll&t .. , after tbe Packers used lllelr deadlock to down !be Cbiels since he baa one picked off last 1 tbe third Per lo d, M • G I ..._............. .......... ..... ... ..,....... t ' 1111 •· . . . _,. .. ... - _, ..._..... rootll, . . ~ o! Jlllbway So. "· 1 end.~-;~~:~~~~~-~~y~ord~~""~"~'b;m:ld:· WIJ lllrouU lbe nn.l ""'"er lbe City Cblels got ·l eonservaUve attack 10 lmock olf l•-••-• .... king October 0110 mforthe1be ol Kansas tbelr leque ia men .....,N ••""' clefl.quort,...ac Dawsonbyhitthe on Cbka'o 16 out ofBears. 21 for 1grabbed yards away way• than one when they llbe American Football Leacoe 1o1 Bart Starr. 211 yanls and one toocbdown l IOW'th touchdown, OI1C<! acaill taDJied with his mighty Green UtUsta, 35-10, illlbe llrst annual Starr had a betl4!r day than but worked against a f!er« Mitchell's lerrtiOry. Bay Packers. ISuper BowL his K.C. counterpart, quarter- IPackers rush that floored him '1\'lth Green Bay ll!lnas up. I ·advantage, Daw90ft Chiefs Into contention by ~~J.~~:~ln~!th~seoond Oak Hill Dumps Bobcats 84-67· ~U!'4P BALL. Maryla•d 1nd Kansas State basketball '1n"i>Jiaitn ~- i ... · • the •sunnower ..,.te ror thl s Ioose b• II uvnn. Classic iD ManlaaUan, Kans. -Ph""' ., iiM ,... Larry Hutchinson, 6-S juD~._or p1v6t man, dumped in 35 points Saturday night at Oak Hill as the Oaks downed Coach JohnWickline's Kyger Creek !B<•bc!lts 114-"1. . Oak Hill jumped into a »13 at tbe end of the first period and was never headed. The Oaks were out in rront 50-35 at the half and 67...47 at the end of three periods. The loss for Kyger Creek was the fifth outslde the league loss and brings the Bolxats' season record to 6-6. In the Southern Valley Athletic Conference Kyger Creek is in first place with •1 d a Th ...- t recor lead .will be challengd F 'da . ht when K er creek 8 1 ri ( ~Ig So thwest~gn Hi~h ~~';,{'too tan~le with Coach Ll d M . H"ghlanders 1·n oy d yers 'til1 3_2 record 1 secon P ace WI a • 1 •"'VICE iJUl 2.HQUR 4-; ' Racine ,o,.iefv_ NoteS 1 I MAXI ~ !tt7 .., HU. lie. =='' ~- ·w, "'""" ,.., Iii .,.,,., Jet .,....,. .. ·s.,.., Svlldoy'/" ---.... HELEN HELP US! A FRESH START ;:::~!!;m~"'~:~~~~ ~asH:~ni ~~:pa~:::~.:r. and Mrs. Clar. -ViJQ ,. "ngs Nudge Pirates 55-53 In Hardwood Thriller , sented by Gretta Simpon. ln· Sunday afternoon guests of peried rally scoring eight of his I 6 s&phomore, lifted a long jump. had seven for North Galua. eluded were readlngs "'Christ- Mr. and Mrs. AI Cruw and fam. ... . _ bills • ...,. This . . :; B,Y DICK ~OMAS . rs i 20 poi:1ts in the last three mm- er that swished the net as t.he Symmes V~lley 15 H 1511- ;s l mas ChLfrch of Betltlehem". by i iJy were Mr. a~d Mrs. W~t ~ Ntrth a~n.1a Ptrat · tes of play . Deel also had 12 buzzer sounded. It was the VJ!(- North Galha 1013 1614.- OJ3 1vera Beegle and Ethel Smith; Farran and ch1ldren, Jod1, ..... _WE HAW MONEY I I Valiant bid to end ~ ~f North Gallia''S 26 rt'bounds . ings 5~53. Symmes Valley (55J CrtsweH, "An Unexpected Chdstmas'' by , Sieve and Kevin, of. Marietta. ,i:ame,, Ios:ing s~r~~k Sa~Ul - ! Mike P<1vne, S-1 junior , had I Smmes Valley hit 25 of 51 8--3--19; Meadows. 2---0-i; 1 Helen Simpson. A .lett.er fr~~ Mrs. Ha~ry ~il~shtre s~~~~ a · vtsttir.g Sym- I3 points ~nd Dave Hager, fi-31shots for 49 per cent and made Fliehman,. 4-0-8; Lunsford, 4 Belle Williams, ~1mb1, Hatll, few day~ m Cmc1nnati vts.tting ,.._ - - ill IIIQIL Be ... held &n ~or junior tossed in 10 p&utts. five ef 19 at the foul line. The !- 1-9; Wilson. 4-1- 9; Owet1s, was read ~nc.ermn.g the greai her son-m-law and dau,ghter, 1work the m!Sslonanes do there Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoover. send the Plr· The Vikmgs led 15-10 at the Pirates made 19 of 54 for 35.1 3--0----6. Totals, 25--&--55. end of the first period and 29--23 per cent and connected on 15 North Gallia (53) - Greenlee. for those who are ill and need _Miss Ki~ Tayl.or spe~t the 1 loss. . ~ _ _ . Bt the halL of 24 at the. foul Jine. ! 0-1-l Dee!, &--8- 20; Peck , help. A letter w~s read from . ~ew Years holiday w1th her I 19 ~aJ"Y"-t~w~ dumped Jl\ Baskets by Hager and Ronnie In the reserve game. Sym- 2-1-5; Hager, 4-2---10: Payne, Re~. Jam_es Smith, . Oakland, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. JMU~ts ~ilij Ooaeh ~ave Dun- Morris. 5_11 sophomore, cut the rnes Valley led 22-5 at the halt a-3---13; Morris, 2-0--4. Totals Cahf., tellmg of .hts wo~k , Frank Cleland and Mrs. Blanche I fee s Vikm.gs. and Cns":el! had Vikings' lead to 31-29 and a set and held on to win 32-t?. D. 19-15--53. with youth groups m thelr 1Cleland. . 125 E. MAIN PHONE 992·2171 11 of the~ Vikings' 33 reDound.:-. I shot at the key by Ded tJed the Saunders was high for the visicamp and a letter from Rev. i 'Mr. and ~s. Milton Houda· · AHenui.onsford ~nd Lo.ren W1l-. count 31 _31 with 5:JSlell in the tors with eight points while Bob and Mrs. Greer, Anchorage, shelt and fam1ly of Forest Run son each _had rune pomts and 11 . ·d .00 Hager's rebound Smith had fight and Bob Lee Alaska was read by Frances were recent guests of Mrs. ;1Rod Fliehman had eight points 1"'p pen, ·ml·ss made 1-t """I Wilcoxen and Ura Morris. An- Margaret Houdashelt. o ayne s oN-'"' h d. "Wh I 0 • :an d sev~n re boun ds. . . , It put North Gallia into the lend ot er rea Jng, ,, a u• : The wm brought the Vlkmgs for the first time With 3:58 left a~t Church Should do, was read . Katl!y Rupe, &mall daugbt~r _, ,..., . • I record to ~7 . for the season. in the iod. Hager was foulb~ Edna Pickens. The Lo~e . of .Mrs. ~lyde Rupe, .Is agaan , North Gall1a IS 2-10 m a II ed nd per d It J4.3l Lunsford G1ft progr&"ll by Mrs. Marte : senously rll and confmed to \games and the Pirates are 2-4 nda p rna ~t .go i . and the OSC 3J.I' 0 Mrs. Robert Lee and dlil· Roosh ·lollowed with the Love :childrens Hospilal in Columin Southern Valley Ath~et~c ~irate:Yl~ ~33 . as clren visited her parents, Mr. Gift offering presented by •,":":'·-----------:-----~-------------play. North Galha IS Criswell made a free throw Game~ and Mrs. Arthur Orr o! Chell· I next Friday mght but Sat- and Fliehman hit from lhe err~ er, SuAday. :unlay night the Pirates travel to L .t 36 .36 w th 2.·12 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose 1 1h.t t Union Furnace. nefrt P le The Pomeroy Frosb were vievisited with Mr. and Mrs. AIt"e 1e . ayne I wo 1rom . D I • II . :1 ti l their oppoaents in two ba0 T I 0 f p S d Fr edd Je 0 ee · .r ]Umor' foul line but Lunsford hit a 25- ms ~y or omeroy u~ ay · the Pirates' fourth footer te tie it again 33 _38 with recent games. The Baby Pan- Calhng at the Dean Brmker r· . tilers were defeated 41-33 by borne recently were Mr. and I ~:4l.left. The \Jkrngs mc·•ed ~ul 1 Jackson and 48-46 by KYger ' Mrs. Ernest Clark of Racine, m f1ont 44-39 at the end of .he- 1Creek. E --•· t 1 p k· th · d ·od rnes t Sch r-=u~.engos o ar If perJ : . ·; Clark, with 16 markers. pac- ersburg, Dean Barnitz, Carol, Na•"'Ithr ~alilal trailed 50-D45 lwll .~ I ed Jackson. Pomeroy scoring in· Mary and Ellen of Pomeroy, 2_ ... (; t m t )e game. ee ut · eluded Randy Burt 8• Pat 0 '- ·an d M ary c·1rce. 1 from the corner and w~s Iater . Brien and Roy Vaughan, bQ.tb fouled by Lunsford. Dee1 made 7, Mike Young 6, Jim Swatzel 2 I both chots and cut ti1e Vikings· : and Tim Glaze 1. Pt. Pleasant Oub lead to 5049 at the 1:41 mark . 1 John Rothgeb 's 11 points led lnslalls Officers ' (Jafr·l!tl . Press International I Smmes Valle led 5~-49 wllh the Kyger frosh to its win. Pat . James Parsons was installed is an arena up em ' 25 seconds left. O'Brien topped Panther scoring : as president Df the Point Pleas· Ca\Js~ 1vay Sf: In Bostou that has With seven seconds left Hag· with 14 while Virgil Phillipe got ant Kiwanis Club at the club's struck inlo the ht:!arts of . er canned a short one to nar- 11, Roy Vaughan 9. Jim Swatzel annual installation ceremony. National Basketball Association I row it to 55-51 and with t h e l 7, Randy Burt 3 and Rick Wer· He succeeded Joseph Jordan. teams lot:: many years, even the clock running, Charles Peck, 6- ner and Wyatt 1 each. Clay Hinkle was installed as high ll):in&."l!lliladei~hla 76ers- l · first vice president, Larry Ph~ '8~1 · · . lips as second vice president ~~iia Is Boston GardPn If and Sherwood Costen as seer& where the Boston Cetlics play f tary-treasurer. JDille games ~nd not ev~;~n Zol Maggied of Charleston, 76ers, sportmg ll 40-4 lieutenant-governor of Kiwanis, ;-.,_ bad won in two tflpS conducted __!he insta~~tio~·~ there this year, accounting fflr perhaps the nation'c death and bllf their· tosses all season long. accident toll could be greatly ; But Sundav Coach A!-::x By United Press International Arizona 74 Utah 70 reduced. riannum:o buys got 28 points I East Oregon St. 61 Washington :rr Good will on the highway is ftom Luke Jackson, stel1:1r · PP.nn St. 84 Pittsburgh 44 UCLA 116 Stanford 78 essentially consideration for the rfbounding from Wiit Chamlw.r- 1Syracuse 102 La Salle 81 San Fran 59 st. Marys 53 other fellow. It means staying l~lD and broke the jinx with a 1 ~uffalo St. 67 Youngstn ll3 Cal 99 Southern Cal 95, ovt. alert, and driving cautiously, 1}0-95 win over Bastoo at the 1St. Jos. lPa.) 85 Seton Hall 81 .wyoming 75 Colo. St. 72, ovt. ·• courteously, and defensively. darden as the 76ers movl"d tn a : Army 74 Colgate 5lt I Utah St. 124 Creighton 96 Don't walt until next Christstunning !l 1'2-game lead uvl"r the ' Manhattan 76 Georgetown 70 Pacific 102 Santa Clara 82 mas to show good will, suggests ~Its m the Eastern Division. 1 Iona 72 NYU 56 your Department of Highway t'lbe 7llers, now sporting a 41-l Ho•y Cross 58 Navy 56 Over-exposure to sun glare Safety. Show it every day - .. r&.rtf. that is the best m thE" Princeton 116 Dartmouth 42 ·from snow can . cause serious on our 1treets and highways. South impairment of driving ability 1-------~--history of professional sports Bnd holding a 3-2 season series Tulsa 54 Memphis St. 43 because of eyestrain, warns the t'dge over Boston. took the I Duke 72 MarylaM 69 (ot) Highway Safety Department. c:ontest by storm in the second Tennessee 87 Georgia 70 Eyesight is precious and should SICONDAIY TO quarter. East Tenn. 12 2Austin Peay 69 be protected by wearing proper KIDNEY lltiiiTATION Trailing by six points with Morehead 91 Mid. Tenn . 67 Conl..toon Kidney or Bladdl!r Jrrlla· five minutes lei t in t11e !1<~\f. the Florida 89 Kentucky 72 !;Ungla!lses during daylight driv- ~:u:~~f:.'~O:.erro-:1r~~;~ visitor.s rattled off 17 straight Furman 85 Citadel 68 ing hours. !~~n~~~-~~~~;?'~801~ 1 ~.)'\~~! · 1 d" · b th •9 M 1am1 . · iF!a. ) 1= J "II K alet-p and be,·e Hea.dacht', Bar:kaehe ~ints, me u mg SIX Y e ..,.. w axnvt e w If each p- - - ld nl and teel oldf't, 1lr.-d, dtpre~ttd. ln 0 Jackson. 1Loyola (La.) 83 Okla. Ctty 76 erson wou Y auch ca.er, C'fSTEX usualfy 1brln•• carry the spirit and feeling of n1ax1n11 cornrort Cllrbln& rrUatThe Los Angeles Lakf"'"S Louisville 103 Bradley 74 lnr JermiiR acidby urine and quickLy .' eutsco.red Detroit I5-2 in one Vanderbilt 78 Miss. 70 (2 ot) good will onto our highways, eutnspaln.GttCl'STEXIt.c lruulsu. ~e.ford.'Milo.W.........,..U.Illoe third period stret,. . h and went on i Wake Forest 71 VMI 70 aad mrltl a • aomsal\llllolte 5aleogoing 011 - · lberels g. whip the Pistons 127-116 Tulane 87 Florida Sl. 85 ~- ~- Oor wtrile Sale Fords, behind Jerry West's 39 pGinls. Clemson 102 Vir~inia 83 il while Of bltle, are big. faiJ.siM Custono 500 The Chlcago Buli~ <."VIItinuE:d Midwest 2· and 4()oar Sedans-Galaxie 500 ·2-Door to play lik E> the best expansion INebraska 84 Colorado 8G Hardtops ilil dooice ol two-tone colors. club in JeaKue htslory Dy llliAois 9Sl Michigan 93 Speciol eqtipllleM, Sl)eeial JX!ices. White parlaying a total' of 107 poi.uts Miami (Ohio) 70 Bowling Gn. 6~ Sale S8' ·,liS .. fairlanes, Falcons and MtJslaf111S, from Bob BoozeT, Guy Hodgens. Michigan St. 79 Jowa 70 ONLY lolL W'illOm 'tclli!ll-lill!l-itolleoe. Erwin Mueller and Jerry Slaou Indiana 81 Ohio St. 80 PO.OO Down - 81J1Me • toto a 131 -116 ~Jin ever Lhe New Kansas 70 Missouri 60 cen.,•lent ,...,.. York Knickerbockers. CincJMatl 72 St. Louis 53 Things were tighter 'In St. Purdue 86 Minnesota 73 Louis where the Hawl<s needed Dayton t1 Detroit 75 .I a Lennis Wilkens field goal with Ohio We!'lleyan IS Wooster 14 ' FURNITURE CO. jus! lour seeonds left to upend South Dakota 85 S. D. St. 81. MASON, W.VA. the San Francisco Warri.,.. 114- Notre Dame 71 DePaul 72 .,_ 112 despite Rick Barry's <18 Seutbwoot 992·2196 -461 S. 3rd·A¥e. poinll. B. Younc 78 Arizona St. 74, ovt • : . . , . . _ ...... ldtm .oW111011's CleaMn 1 : .......... ..........,._......... .. . DIY CLEANING lner Croft (67) - SpauJd. Oak Bill l"l - Donley 3- Jim Taylor put Green · -SERVICElng 11-4---!1 ; Halt 5-5-15; 1- 7; Rose 3-1-7; Malone ahead to ~tay six mmutes after Grose 2--~; Bradbury 5-2 1--9; L. Hutchinson 16-3-35; McClinton s toucbdown, char&· •(Upon Your Rlfluolll -1~; White 3-H: Ree!il> 1--0 1 Howell 3-:1-8 Lewis r.---0- lng arol!lld left end lor II yards. -l.l Buckley ~- Totals 26 !10; Carter 6--1-1: D. Hutch· Mereer ToW.. ftnte - IS - 67. inson 3- 1-7. Totals 37-16--84. Then Mike Me~er, . who bad · - · - - miSsed an earher f1eld 1"'"<1 Second St. hmoray member• whtle singing "Give attempt, kepi lhe Chlels ~"""~~~~ ~"!"" of Your Best to the Master... : The meeting closed with the , Lord's Prayer irt unison. Re~ . lresbmento were served by the Y hostess during the social hour. A baptismal srvice was held By Mrs. Fraacl! Morris iu the Pomeroy B:~p tis t church The Esther Circle of the Sunday afternoon with a 1al'ge 1 po.ir.!s. Bapti ~t Missionary Society held group attending. . h its regular meeting with Mrs. The two year old daughter of 1 Oak Hdl wan t e reserve Edna Pickens, hostess, at her Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank ' gKu•erCreekh · J an. 9. llb . game ou tscorm 1¥ orne Mnd o ay evemng, el , reak "mg her arm, at ,. ~,o~.JeJr 53-40 with McO!y's 14 high for The singing of ••Joy to the~ome. Oak Hill and Steve Spaulding's World" and prayer by Mrs . Fannie Sines is a medical JSI high for the losers. ~thel Smith o~ned th~ meet· i patie~t at Veterans Memorial Kyger Creek 13 22 12 20---67 1mg followed with devotions on Hospital and Mrs. Maud Young th b" t "T k. 1 to " · · t t H 1 H "tal Oak Hill 3o 20 17 17--84 e su Jet , a m~ nven ry 1s a patten a o zer osp.1 _ by Mrs. Ura Morns. After the [ Mr. am~ Mrs. Leon Jordan of business session and pray~ for ' ColumbuS spe nt a weekend with with North Gallia and Kyger Creek eomlng up for the- HighIanden after Kyger Creel<. Mike Spaulding, HI senior, scored 21 points for Ute Bobcats with Jerry Hall, S. senior, getUDJ IS, and Chuck Bradbury. 6-Z sophomore, getting 12. Of Kyger Creek 1S 32 rebounds Hall had nine and Spaulding eight. The Oaks had II rebounds and shot f0.6 per cent, making 37 of 91 attempted field goals. Alan Lewis was second high scorer for the Oaks with 10 . I CLOIIIT THINO TO APHAIIMACY Ill YOUII HOMI · __ _ .. ,... .... _,.,. lowntt ~___.. •MalOn eMidclleport eChnhl,.. I 1 1 Carmel Soct.ety Notes p her Bahes L p• £ ~·;~.'t Recent Inti> • ·· ' 1 l I· ,. IClory • V 1 dnur 1 BACKACHE & First choose Cadillac. Then choose the year. TENSION 1loo oloehlooa -~I CadJihtc-_.n. . of ....W w r--to tloewiaaat mov.. -orioiOIIlmalte. Cadilleo'o ~ hl&urioua iateriorl IIICI ouporb drivlac .,..U. tioo- ..,.atchod. Cadillac's ,_.,.,.od enfD. ............ ..,IJi••kloei-looQqnlue-ud - -loylllty ............. . ........... _.,.. .. .,_ _.·oM,.. ..,. ....... 1M ..W otlu:..,. ....... Yao, of I 3 ROOMS WHiood·c.-.,_ MASON ·-----~--···-·-- - .. , .. _ , .... iootlte • - . ., . _ . , ... ............................. •a•pn New '299 ..~.-..~....-, 8 _,,,...,,-·... " .. ...,.. loOidot ' . llill N 1~1--&.....,~Mkl'c . ,·. I ld,·~ �,. -L..........f11if' ' u yJrdll Ill llllllllni..W. een Bay Claims World Title After 35-10 Triumph -..--hot MoGw-"" .... ~aflle u 1 .., a ..,.,..... from IIIII' • Nll!f1Wiwil . . . . . JIIQIII PUto. ldollllll dow• baJiba<l 1(101 u ,...I for • 1 • ~ ~ wlt.b I:M , _ Ia tile """""" .,. 8ro'rT IIAliUE "KIIIIU Cii)P II 1 IOQd 1 A <r<>wd ol U.o:M at lbe bod Len Dawson. Starr bit oo periOd, snaql!IJ lbe ball 011~ Paul Hnroung, who bu "-' UPI Spoota Wrllor football team with fine speed M""'orial Colisea.. . phq an 16 p..ses ool ol 2:S anempts for handed from Willie Ml.l<hell. most of lbe oeuon, ANGELES IUPII - · but I'd bave to ny tlllt jutlmated llixty lllllUon lelevi- 250 yardogalned and threw one Then aslbe roof lllo"IY acrou room lbe five Vinee Lombardi won't NaliOIIII Lequo football Is II"" viewers , watched tbe mtercepli<m. It ,... the first on the (hiefl ODd lbelr with G,... Bay'l eome right oot and soy so. bul l toucher," Lombardi said Sundo PIICI<ers draw away from 1 1·7 , 1beft to he recorded against him "Kan~ City stock" de&nset ooon early In ~ third indicatlollo today were tll&t .. , after tbe Packers used lllelr deadlock to down !be Cbiels since he baa one picked off last 1 tbe third Per lo d, M • G I ..._............. .......... ..... ... ..,....... t ' 1111 •· . . . _,. .. ... - _, ..._..... rootll, . . ~ o! Jlllbway So. "· 1 end.~-;~~:~~~~~-~~y~ord~~""~"~'b;m:ld:· WIJ lllrouU lbe nn.l ""'"er lbe City Cblels got ·l eonservaUve attack 10 lmock olf l•-••-• .... king October 0110 mforthe1be ol Kansas tbelr leque ia men .....,N ••""' clefl.quort,...ac Dawsonbyhitthe on Cbka'o 16 out ofBears. 21 for 1grabbed yards away way• than one when they llbe American Football Leacoe 1o1 Bart Starr. 211 yanls and one toocbdown l IOW'th touchdown, OI1C<! acaill taDJied with his mighty Green UtUsta, 35-10, illlbe llrst annual Starr had a betl4!r day than but worked against a f!er« Mitchell's lerrtiOry. Bay Packers. ISuper BowL his K.C. counterpart, quarter- IPackers rush that floored him '1\'lth Green Bay ll!lnas up. I ·advantage, Daw90ft Chiefs Into contention by ~~J.~~:~ln~!th~seoond Oak Hill Dumps Bobcats 84-67· ~U!'4P BALL. Maryla•d 1nd Kansas State basketball '1n"i>Jiaitn ~- i ... · • the •sunnower ..,.te ror thl s Ioose b• II uvnn. Classic iD ManlaaUan, Kans. -Ph""' ., iiM ,... Larry Hutchinson, 6-S juD~._or p1v6t man, dumped in 35 points Saturday night at Oak Hill as the Oaks downed Coach JohnWickline's Kyger Creek !B<•bc!lts 114-"1. . Oak Hill jumped into a »13 at tbe end of the first period and was never headed. The Oaks were out in rront 50-35 at the half and 67...47 at the end of three periods. The loss for Kyger Creek was the fifth outslde the league loss and brings the Bolxats' season record to 6-6. In the Southern Valley Athletic Conference Kyger Creek is in first place with •1 d a Th ...- t recor lead .will be challengd F 'da . ht when K er creek 8 1 ri ( ~Ig So thwest~gn Hi~h ~~';,{'too tan~le with Coach Ll d M . H"ghlanders 1·n oy d yers 'til1 3_2 record 1 secon P ace WI a • 1 •"'VICE iJUl 2.HQUR 4-; ' Racine ,o,.iefv_ NoteS 1 I MAXI ~ !tt7 .., HU. lie. =='' ~- ·w, "'""" ,.., Iii .,.,,., Jet .,....,. .. ·s.,.., Svlldoy'/" ---.... HELEN HELP US! A FRESH START ;:::~!!;m~"'~:~~~~ ~asH:~ni ~~:pa~:::~.:r. and Mrs. Clar. -ViJQ ,. "ngs Nudge Pirates 55-53 In Hardwood Thriller , sented by Gretta Simpon. ln· Sunday afternoon guests of peried rally scoring eight of his I 6 s&phomore, lifted a long jump. had seven for North Galua. eluded were readlngs "'Christ- Mr. and Mrs. AI Cruw and fam. ... . _ bills • ...,. This . . :; B,Y DICK ~OMAS . rs i 20 poi:1ts in the last three mm- er that swished the net as t.he Symmes V~lley 15 H 1511- ;s l mas ChLfrch of Betltlehem". by i iJy were Mr. a~d Mrs. W~t ~ Ntrth a~n.1a Ptrat · tes of play . Deel also had 12 buzzer sounded. It was the VJ!(- North Galha 1013 1614.- OJ3 1vera Beegle and Ethel Smith; Farran and ch1ldren, Jod1, ..... _WE HAW MONEY I I Valiant bid to end ~ ~f North Gallia''S 26 rt'bounds . ings 5~53. Symmes Valley (55J CrtsweH, "An Unexpected Chdstmas'' by , Sieve and Kevin, of. Marietta. ,i:ame,, Ios:ing s~r~~k Sa~Ul - ! Mike P<1vne, S-1 junior , had I Smmes Valley hit 25 of 51 8--3--19; Meadows. 2---0-i; 1 Helen Simpson. A .lett.er fr~~ Mrs. Ha~ry ~il~shtre s~~~~ a · vtsttir.g Sym- I3 points ~nd Dave Hager, fi-31shots for 49 per cent and made Fliehman,. 4-0-8; Lunsford, 4 Belle Williams, ~1mb1, Hatll, few day~ m Cmc1nnati vts.tting ,.._ - - ill IIIQIL Be ... held &n ~or junior tossed in 10 p&utts. five ef 19 at the foul line. The !- 1-9; Wilson. 4-1- 9; Owet1s, was read ~nc.ermn.g the greai her son-m-law and dau,ghter, 1work the m!Sslonanes do there Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoover. send the Plr· The Vikmgs led 15-10 at the Pirates made 19 of 54 for 35.1 3--0----6. Totals, 25--&--55. end of the first period and 29--23 per cent and connected on 15 North Gallia (53) - Greenlee. for those who are ill and need _Miss Ki~ Tayl.or spe~t the 1 loss. . ~ _ _ . Bt the halL of 24 at the. foul Jine. ! 0-1-l Dee!, &--8- 20; Peck , help. A letter w~s read from . ~ew Years holiday w1th her I 19 ~aJ"Y"-t~w~ dumped Jl\ Baskets by Hager and Ronnie In the reserve game. Sym- 2-1-5; Hager, 4-2---10: Payne, Re~. Jam_es Smith, . Oakland, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. JMU~ts ~ilij Ooaeh ~ave Dun- Morris. 5_11 sophomore, cut the rnes Valley led 22-5 at the halt a-3---13; Morris, 2-0--4. Totals Cahf., tellmg of .hts wo~k , Frank Cleland and Mrs. Blanche I fee s Vikm.gs. and Cns":el! had Vikings' lead to 31-29 and a set and held on to win 32-t?. D. 19-15--53. with youth groups m thelr 1Cleland. . 125 E. MAIN PHONE 992·2171 11 of the~ Vikings' 33 reDound.:-. I shot at the key by Ded tJed the Saunders was high for the visicamp and a letter from Rev. i 'Mr. and ~s. Milton Houda· · AHenui.onsford ~nd Lo.ren W1l-. count 31 _31 with 5:JSlell in the tors with eight points while Bob and Mrs. Greer, Anchorage, shelt and fam1ly of Forest Run son each _had rune pomts and 11 . ·d .00 Hager's rebound Smith had fight and Bob Lee Alaska was read by Frances were recent guests of Mrs. ;1Rod Fliehman had eight points 1"'p pen, ·ml·ss made 1-t """I Wilcoxen and Ura Morris. An- Margaret Houdashelt. o ayne s oN-'"' h d. "Wh I 0 • :an d sev~n re boun ds. . . , It put North Gallia into the lend ot er rea Jng, ,, a u• : The wm brought the Vlkmgs for the first time With 3:58 left a~t Church Should do, was read . Katl!y Rupe, &mall daugbt~r _, ,..., . • I record to ~7 . for the season. in the iod. Hager was foulb~ Edna Pickens. The Lo~e . of .Mrs. ~lyde Rupe, .Is agaan , North Gall1a IS 2-10 m a II ed nd per d It J4.3l Lunsford G1ft progr&"ll by Mrs. Marte : senously rll and confmed to \games and the Pirates are 2-4 nda p rna ~t .go i . and the OSC 3J.I' 0 Mrs. Robert Lee and dlil· Roosh ·lollowed with the Love :childrens Hospilal in Columin Southern Valley Ath~et~c ~irate:Yl~ ~33 . as clren visited her parents, Mr. Gift offering presented by •,":":'·-----------:-----~-------------play. North Galha IS Criswell made a free throw Game~ and Mrs. Arthur Orr o! Chell· I next Friday mght but Sat- and Fliehman hit from lhe err~ er, SuAday. :unlay night the Pirates travel to L .t 36 .36 w th 2.·12 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose 1 1h.t t Union Furnace. nefrt P le The Pomeroy Frosb were vievisited with Mr. and Mrs. AIt"e 1e . ayne I wo 1rom . D I • II . :1 ti l their oppoaents in two ba0 T I 0 f p S d Fr edd Je 0 ee · .r ]Umor' foul line but Lunsford hit a 25- ms ~y or omeroy u~ ay · the Pirates' fourth footer te tie it again 33 _38 with recent games. The Baby Pan- Calhng at the Dean Brmker r· . tilers were defeated 41-33 by borne recently were Mr. and I ~:4l.left. The \Jkrngs mc·•ed ~ul 1 Jackson and 48-46 by KYger ' Mrs. Ernest Clark of Racine, m f1ont 44-39 at the end of .he- 1Creek. E --•· t 1 p k· th · d ·od rnes t Sch r-=u~.engos o ar If perJ : . ·; Clark, with 16 markers. pac- ersburg, Dean Barnitz, Carol, Na•"'Ithr ~alilal trailed 50-D45 lwll .~ I ed Jackson. Pomeroy scoring in· Mary and Ellen of Pomeroy, 2_ ... (; t m t )e game. ee ut · eluded Randy Burt 8• Pat 0 '- ·an d M ary c·1rce. 1 from the corner and w~s Iater . Brien and Roy Vaughan, bQ.tb fouled by Lunsford. Dee1 made 7, Mike Young 6, Jim Swatzel 2 I both chots and cut ti1e Vikings· : and Tim Glaze 1. Pt. Pleasant Oub lead to 5049 at the 1:41 mark . 1 John Rothgeb 's 11 points led lnslalls Officers ' (Jafr·l!tl . Press International I Smmes Valle led 5~-49 wllh the Kyger frosh to its win. Pat . James Parsons was installed is an arena up em ' 25 seconds left. O'Brien topped Panther scoring : as president Df the Point Pleas· Ca\Js~ 1vay Sf: In Bostou that has With seven seconds left Hag· with 14 while Virgil Phillipe got ant Kiwanis Club at the club's struck inlo the ht:!arts of . er canned a short one to nar- 11, Roy Vaughan 9. Jim Swatzel annual installation ceremony. National Basketball Association I row it to 55-51 and with t h e l 7, Randy Burt 3 and Rick Wer· He succeeded Joseph Jordan. teams lot:: many years, even the clock running, Charles Peck, 6- ner and Wyatt 1 each. Clay Hinkle was installed as high ll):in&."l!lliladei~hla 76ers- l · first vice president, Larry Ph~ '8~1 · · . lips as second vice president ~~iia Is Boston GardPn If and Sherwood Costen as seer& where the Boston Cetlics play f tary-treasurer. JDille games ~nd not ev~;~n Zol Maggied of Charleston, 76ers, sportmg ll 40-4 lieutenant-governor of Kiwanis, ;-.,_ bad won in two tflpS conducted __!he insta~~tio~·~ there this year, accounting fflr perhaps the nation'c death and bllf their· tosses all season long. accident toll could be greatly ; But Sundav Coach A!-::x By United Press International Arizona 74 Utah 70 reduced. riannum:o buys got 28 points I East Oregon St. 61 Washington :rr Good will on the highway is ftom Luke Jackson, stel1:1r · PP.nn St. 84 Pittsburgh 44 UCLA 116 Stanford 78 essentially consideration for the rfbounding from Wiit Chamlw.r- 1Syracuse 102 La Salle 81 San Fran 59 st. Marys 53 other fellow. It means staying l~lD and broke the jinx with a 1 ~uffalo St. 67 Youngstn ll3 Cal 99 Southern Cal 95, ovt. alert, and driving cautiously, 1}0-95 win over Bastoo at the 1St. Jos. lPa.) 85 Seton Hall 81 .wyoming 75 Colo. St. 72, ovt. ·• courteously, and defensively. darden as the 76ers movl"d tn a : Army 74 Colgate 5lt I Utah St. 124 Creighton 96 Don't walt until next Christstunning !l 1'2-game lead uvl"r the ' Manhattan 76 Georgetown 70 Pacific 102 Santa Clara 82 mas to show good will, suggests ~Its m the Eastern Division. 1 Iona 72 NYU 56 your Department of Highway t'lbe 7llers, now sporting a 41-l Ho•y Cross 58 Navy 56 Over-exposure to sun glare Safety. Show it every day - .. r&.rtf. that is the best m thE" Princeton 116 Dartmouth 42 ·from snow can . cause serious on our 1treets and highways. South impairment of driving ability 1-------~--history of professional sports Bnd holding a 3-2 season series Tulsa 54 Memphis St. 43 because of eyestrain, warns the t'dge over Boston. took the I Duke 72 MarylaM 69 (ot) Highway Safety Department. c:ontest by storm in the second Tennessee 87 Georgia 70 Eyesight is precious and should SICONDAIY TO quarter. East Tenn. 12 2Austin Peay 69 be protected by wearing proper KIDNEY lltiiiTATION Trailing by six points with Morehead 91 Mid. Tenn . 67 Conl..toon Kidney or Bladdl!r Jrrlla· five minutes lei t in t11e !1<~\f. the Florida 89 Kentucky 72 !;Ungla!lses during daylight driv- ~:u:~~f:.'~O:.erro-:1r~~;~ visitor.s rattled off 17 straight Furman 85 Citadel 68 ing hours. !~~n~~~-~~~~;?'~801~ 1 ~.)'\~~! · 1 d" · b th •9 M 1am1 . · iF!a. ) 1= J "II K alet-p and be,·e Hea.dacht', Bar:kaehe ~ints, me u mg SIX Y e ..,.. w axnvt e w If each p- - - ld nl and teel oldf't, 1lr.-d, dtpre~ttd. ln 0 Jackson. 1Loyola (La.) 83 Okla. Ctty 76 erson wou Y auch ca.er, C'fSTEX usualfy 1brln•• carry the spirit and feeling of n1ax1n11 cornrort Cllrbln& rrUatThe Los Angeles Lakf"'"S Louisville 103 Bradley 74 lnr JermiiR acidby urine and quickLy .' eutsco.red Detroit I5-2 in one Vanderbilt 78 Miss. 70 (2 ot) good will onto our highways, eutnspaln.GttCl'STEXIt.c lruulsu. ~e.ford.'Milo.W.........,..U.Illoe third period stret,. . h and went on i Wake Forest 71 VMI 70 aad mrltl a • aomsal\llllolte 5aleogoing 011 - · lberels g. whip the Pistons 127-116 Tulane 87 Florida Sl. 85 ~- ~- Oor wtrile Sale Fords, behind Jerry West's 39 pGinls. Clemson 102 Vir~inia 83 il while Of bltle, are big. faiJ.siM Custono 500 The Chlcago Buli~ <."VIItinuE:d Midwest 2· and 4()oar Sedans-Galaxie 500 ·2-Door to play lik E> the best expansion INebraska 84 Colorado 8G Hardtops ilil dooice ol two-tone colors. club in JeaKue htslory Dy llliAois 9Sl Michigan 93 Speciol eqtipllleM, Sl)eeial JX!ices. White parlaying a total' of 107 poi.uts Miami (Ohio) 70 Bowling Gn. 6~ Sale S8' ·,liS .. fairlanes, Falcons and MtJslaf111S, from Bob BoozeT, Guy Hodgens. Michigan St. 79 Jowa 70 ONLY lolL W'illOm 'tclli!ll-lill!l-itolleoe. Erwin Mueller and Jerry Slaou Indiana 81 Ohio St. 80 PO.OO Down - 81J1Me • toto a 131 -116 ~Jin ever Lhe New Kansas 70 Missouri 60 cen.,•lent ,...,.. York Knickerbockers. CincJMatl 72 St. Louis 53 Things were tighter 'In St. Purdue 86 Minnesota 73 Louis where the Hawl<s needed Dayton t1 Detroit 75 .I a Lennis Wilkens field goal with Ohio We!'lleyan IS Wooster 14 ' FURNITURE CO. jus! lour seeonds left to upend South Dakota 85 S. D. St. 81. MASON, W.VA. the San Francisco Warri.,.. 114- Notre Dame 71 DePaul 72 .,_ 112 despite Rick Barry's <18 Seutbwoot 992·2196 -461 S. 3rd·A¥e. poinll. B. Younc 78 Arizona St. 74, ovt • : . . , . . _ ...... ldtm .oW111011's CleaMn 1 : .......... ..........,._......... .. . DIY CLEANING lner Croft (67) - SpauJd. Oak Bill l"l - Donley 3- Jim Taylor put Green · -SERVICElng 11-4---!1 ; Halt 5-5-15; 1- 7; Rose 3-1-7; Malone ahead to ~tay six mmutes after Grose 2--~; Bradbury 5-2 1--9; L. Hutchinson 16-3-35; McClinton s toucbdown, char&· •(Upon Your Rlfluolll -1~; White 3-H: Ree!il> 1--0 1 Howell 3-:1-8 Lewis r.---0- lng arol!lld left end lor II yards. -l.l Buckley ~- Totals 26 !10; Carter 6--1-1: D. Hutch· Mereer ToW.. ftnte - IS - 67. inson 3- 1-7. Totals 37-16--84. Then Mike Me~er, . who bad · - · - - miSsed an earher f1eld 1"'"<1 Second St. hmoray member• whtle singing "Give attempt, kepi lhe Chlels ~"""~~~~ ~"!"" of Your Best to the Master... : The meeting closed with the , Lord's Prayer irt unison. Re~ . lresbmento were served by the Y hostess during the social hour. A baptismal srvice was held By Mrs. Fraacl! Morris iu the Pomeroy B:~p tis t church The Esther Circle of the Sunday afternoon with a 1al'ge 1 po.ir.!s. Bapti ~t Missionary Society held group attending. . h its regular meeting with Mrs. The two year old daughter of 1 Oak Hdl wan t e reserve Edna Pickens, hostess, at her Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank ' gKu•erCreekh · J an. 9. llb . game ou tscorm 1¥ orne Mnd o ay evemng, el , reak "mg her arm, at ,. ~,o~.JeJr 53-40 with McO!y's 14 high for The singing of ••Joy to the~ome. Oak Hill and Steve Spaulding's World" and prayer by Mrs . Fannie Sines is a medical JSI high for the losers. ~thel Smith o~ned th~ meet· i patie~t at Veterans Memorial Kyger Creek 13 22 12 20---67 1mg followed with devotions on Hospital and Mrs. Maud Young th b" t "T k. 1 to " · · t t H 1 H "tal Oak Hill 3o 20 17 17--84 e su Jet , a m~ nven ry 1s a patten a o zer osp.1 _ by Mrs. Ura Morns. After the [ Mr. am~ Mrs. Leon Jordan of business session and pray~ for ' ColumbuS spe nt a weekend with with North Gallia and Kyger Creek eomlng up for the- HighIanden after Kyger Creel<. Mike Spaulding, HI senior, scored 21 points for Ute Bobcats with Jerry Hall, S. senior, getUDJ IS, and Chuck Bradbury. 6-Z sophomore, getting 12. Of Kyger Creek 1S 32 rebounds Hall had nine and Spaulding eight. The Oaks had II rebounds and shot f0.6 per cent, making 37 of 91 attempted field goals. Alan Lewis was second high scorer for the Oaks with 10 . I CLOIIIT THINO TO APHAIIMACY Ill YOUII HOMI · __ _ .. ,... .... _,.,. lowntt ~___.. •MalOn eMidclleport eChnhl,.. I 1 1 Carmel Soct.ety Notes p her Bahes L p• £ ~·;~.'t Recent Inti> • ·· ' 1 l I· ,. IClory • V 1 dnur 1 BACKACHE & First choose Cadillac. Then choose the year. TENSION 1loo oloehlooa -~I CadJihtc-_.n. . of ....W w r--to tloewiaaat mov.. -orioiOIIlmalte. Cadilleo'o ~ hl&urioua iateriorl IIICI ouporb drivlac .,..U. tioo- ..,.atchod. Cadillac's ,_.,.,.od enfD. ............ ..,IJi••kloei-looQqnlue-ud - -loylllty ............. . ........... _.,.. .. .,_ _.·oM,.. ..,. ....... 1M ..W otlu:..,. ....... 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IIHHIMIIIII C:IMFM .. ...... ft C?tlh "P fM III!'M c- New tire~, tlean interlor, radio, beater, black tinlsb .-c.....a--• '"' •11• .•-nesftl • ~~*'' - · ..,. - 64 CORVAIR 500 Cou,. -.,..,--.,----;;-;--= $.1095 , . , . ,.IH'II• litl ..... caao oP eHANKt a oauuaeuas Low mileare, Joeal 1 «;~wner, ltd. trans. tt.ll .., M _,, m •IN4tlum tach I ·~ A o111•sca .. ov•• fill •s ' '"' '" "' O• ttt M IS I!!U n•• <too IIAIY PoniCiroy Motor lefWII'tiiY liM .. 1"0 l'!"•c• Turquolle finlsb, \'lnyl intfrJor, R&H . . . ,..._.. ..... Ill A .!!'-"'"' ••oouc::•~rw• WAN1 AD POTATOES, get YOU!' winter MIDDLE AGED lady wanto po...... wbile 111<)1 last work of any kind. Ph. 992-2:410. C1am>ce Proffitt, Portland, I 1.1 Sip 0. Pb. 1M3-22M. 10 30 .tic - - -:---:-:-:--c;:-- Co. .aMIIIOY, OliO MotoRnms uoiAroR SERVICE Help INanted M50 SPORT -BOBCAT SPRINT RAY, •traw and oats. Ph. 99Z- HOUSE~' WantM: Live 11227. I 1l 510 tn. Ph. 7~13. "j TU 6tp KEYSTONE gasoline, tops In Male Help Wanted quality, Wolfe's Service S~a· tton , also w:1ter hauling, Rn· 1 MARRIED · ~aD. must be . cine. Ph. 949-3173. I II 6te 1 perienced will> the~~npe ~r:a~U~o~n · of modern farm coal~gravel for drive- able and willing .to way. I will deliver Ph. 992- responsibility and keep 7288• J.Z.I>-30tp cords. Loq,ation SOutheast Columbus, Modern bouse. 0 Prom the Largen Trud or Bulldozer Radiator To Smallest He1t.er Core. Real Estate For Sale BUDGET I'RICE!J lundture II MODERN 3 bedroom home In our third floor budget ahop. Ph 713 , _ A Baker Furniture, Middleport Mason. . ~nna Oblo. II 12 tfc DaVIS. I 13 3tc Tbe 1•:========= Experienced ' BODY and PAINT SERVICE Frae Estim•t--.Discount To All Customers .. .. , I ""' N~··· PIO•••• . CALL DICK RAWLINGS Phone 992·2143 P omeroy, 0 . MIDOLaPORT. OHIO .' !<NOW i~T ELOPED OF~ WJF THI\T INSHORANCE PEllOL£If LIIST NI6HT ? 1 ONa o' r"" bwlings Hond• Slles ~E . I' • • • PRUNELL'f HAWKINS NEW GOSSIP TO TELt HER ,_ _LAmNARS DID AN' l, AIN'T GOT ENNY s•·":S & SERVICE I1 •• • ;J. '~ERE ~ES ELVINEY ' ' W' HISI .. NOIUIIW~I li!CR1 - IJ'L ABNII IN-~~~ TH EV · LE.T ,JOAN I~ FQ!n(· LJFT, ~f !f! AT'S HIM OFF WITH THt !UTT C#F Kflt PISlOt. . PHOI'>NII: ICNe'IU, IN DCIIKS "'/ -5H!. ~'5 HONI!.ST Aall? ___ .,__., YOUR DIRTY CAl: FOR Wheel Balancing ONLY $).50Pius c,.. , ....... ,........ - 50 ( GASULINI ALLEY BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U-DRIVE·THRU CAR WASH Welghh KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 PO'VERT'I··· ASHAMED OF Wheel Alignment $6.50 N.t!J"CHERL"f.'.' - Sl-IE <SOT SO RICH &1'-!51>J' SONGS 0 ' PROTEST J>6AINS~ ADOPT CON'TitOt. OF TMf 0\RfeNINIS \IEHICL.E. BlAETTNAR$ ""' m-2143 ,. THil,'®ERATION!! ... ~~==~~~HH~LE~Y~D~AY~ID~S~ON~==.~H~ONDA ply in own ' handwriting, GOOD, clean, lump, egg ud ing age, experience, nu1m_b<or I: oil treated stAlker ooal. Pea- in family, etc. Write Box cock Coal Co., I block from 668-A, e-o Tile Daily Sentinel, ' I 13 Sic I traffic light In Oleshire, 0. , Pomeroy; 0. 1 Pb. 367·7>26. 12 I Uc --=--;::::-:--:-7-:;;-;-- OPEN IVIL M0 I'& '"PHOHf -WY 2-2156 ' Emplovment Wenled 11, 1967 ~ ) Cas II ThC Want Ad Way Business Services 1-o.!lt Sentinel, Pomeroy·Kiddlepwt, . .. . .. t-.othinq unLJ5Uall The r•..:-vm and the wind blew awaL.J of m~ barn b~t if ~ou're a fa1rm1!r uou expe ,~ : t he;;e ==--, 'thinqs! .. er Mkldloport, 0, SPECIAL ' Insurance ON TRACTOR. OVERHAULS· Have your tractor OfethlluJ. ed now at a big aaviDp, We are run.oing a special on tnetor overhauls for the WlDter f.F."' a MIIM MONIQUE. I \UAtJr months. Have YGur tractor ready to go to work wben spring comes and •ave dowa YOU TO MEET MY FRIE~D, ~. BRI'TEBITf;, THE Meigs Equipment Co. IJO, THIWK YOU! [l('-'r!S'l> FR.IGHT£1J ME! DENTIST!,.._--~ time. A ~IJTIST.?. WELt, ..W CON'T HAVE 10 & RUDE, MOf<IIQU£ 1 . , HE'S RIGHT! PENTISTS FEEL ._ ~~~.TOO, "' V'KtJOW! PHONE 992.2176 POMEROY OHIO ,.. lh MERRILL BL051ER FRECKUS AND HIS FRIENDI ;ng ;is~ By on Main ALAi, i~T GENIUS Strt!IIA Gollege Avt. Earn Money and Prizes MAl<~ ON£ SO !.NP()PULAR W"I TI-1 THG. LESS ~IFTE.D ~ Til AT'S AN OLD iRIED ANU TI?:.JE Priced For Quick Sale PICKU, TRUCKS IT W ILL 8~ M OST it-ITI.RE"5TING TO SEE IT Will, INIXED1 'T~EI<'E" <;;~E. IG •NL'·',t), CllT 01'\ TH'E SI·IE ADJL\£T5 WITH T HI:= OT~ E I? Ci-(ILOOEN· POPULAP.ITV. QHI G·G·GRACIOUS ~~ f()W LEAt;~;RSHI~ ~·· tel .... ..... ll• to- PLA't"Cfi(our-~D: E1~? OH • OH• = ETC ! ho W..E, '«<ll I<HOW! es ' he te By RAEBURN VAN BUREN . Lt -: . ", ' 0 ,. .... 1- . ". : :.' :0 ;. -..• l' Wented f 0 Buy nus WEEK'S SPECIAL! Free 1 WHEEL ,1l'RAILEJi:- Stale: turUe with every turtle bowl, n.fiold w s ' P&M Pet Shop, turn first pri<'l'. 0 - weese,I 16yra-1 cuae ltc , road. to right . below Pomeroy- ' ·. ~ --- 1 Mason bridge. Open every COPPER, H 31c lb .. copper • L, day from 2 p. m. until 8 p. m. OF 26c, !lrftss, H, 21c, brass, L, j except Thursdays. I 15 6tc lk, l@ad, S., 6c, bronze. H, 19c, ~ · H, 7c, C. oatteries 11961 CORVAIR Monza, $450. •1.10 , C. radiators, 17<' ey, Box 14, Reed•· gle pup. $10 . Phone 992-7796. I II ate _ _ _ _ _ I IS 3tp 7 FT. LOCUST post, 35 cents, ST~G Umber ID Ohlo 'l Phone Charles Calaway, 98.1or Weat Vtrglllla, or old 3857. 1 15 3tp ~~~·~~wl~th timber. Marino 1-· _ . .R Bo& 77, Syracuse,kCLEANINGEST carpet. cleanC. t 18 IOZtp -v er you ever used. So easy too. Get Blue L!J~tre . Rent To Rent electric shampooer $1. Porn.. - ------- 1 eroy Cement Block Co. house, one fioor, : loCated , .in Middlepor<. 992--3693. '· S10N~. BEST IN TIME · ••• BEST IN SOUND I Also a part Bassett and Sea- lb. B ville, • , 3 Y011 CAIIt INSIILr AM , /HOT'HEH AND GET' AWAY WffH IT. \'OUR OLD LADY HA~ A HEART CLOCK RADIOS 1 16 6tc ph. JoNE OF the finer thinss of j life. Blue Lustre carpet and ·- - - - - -~~~ 6ip upholstery cleaner. - - ·For Rent elec~ric shampooea· $1. Baker" _ ___ --- · - ·- -! furniture Co. 1 16 6tc ! ROOW house with bath, gar. 1 Notice age, 6 miles fron : Pomeroy ! on Rt 7. See Woodrow Mora, ' "'PU::;B:;;L"'I"c· S-ALE -=-As we hove I firs~ ~ouse ~orth of·, Memory Gard!t!S. W11l be ready for 1 occup~ncy after February 1. 1 · I 15 3tp 5 USE with balh;Ph~ 1 12 2Jtc 1 "'o"'u"'s"'E,;-;6;;,!9"" Pearl := ~i--~r; 5 -:a::-:oo I ole hool . St.• eport, ar sc · Ph. 119}3267. I 12 l81c - - ------ I • ROOMS and bath,' I70 Mill-~ • berry Ave. 'Ph. 992-2431 -re 1 a. m. or after 5 p. m. Avail· , lllllt after Jan. f . .' /' 1 ' 111 2t lie Now ... le& 'an tlie new 1967 Zenlt.h !adiOs, sler· , eos and Zelillh Color and Black & Wbite 'rV at :In&eil Ftlnllture. acquired several estates of furniture, we wiJI oHer tor a public sale on Friday, Jan. ' 20th, 1967, at the Laurel Cliff auction house, lots of old l l! items, antiques and stoves, tools and some farm equipment, Also hundred of Items too numerous to mention here. Sale starts at 12 noon, will be held rain or shine. Lunch served al sale. Col. Jim carnahan, auctioneer, Jim Adams and W~rtlly Stanley, owners. I II lite ,. >!;: ' ' ' OPEN PRI: &'S~'tr NIGHT~ INGEtS·· .FUilNIT'-J~ .. . ~- '· PQQ PRE 0 B L R Y V J B PRY C, DB L Q NV N DB L C V UP T E V 8 V 0 C Z V-A K 0 ZPLRV.-VPTIII ! .·' . . (1 .. .f. • ~ PRE Y N ID N K 0· T C• - •.. • '"f �-. • ·- -·- .. ~----- ... ---· -·-~ - .. ,.. _ . . ·, \ . ' . \.. ' (" . -· o. Jan. Pomeroy Motor Co. .................................. ..._.....,_....... ........ n. ,..._, , ilh""' "" """ ·~ .. ,.. ... ··'" ........... .......... ••sllnt..,. l'M 64 VOLKSWAGEN, Wos $1295 _ .... . . . . . . . . . . . IM?"*II lllllft._, • c• •, ,... ..,. . . Reduced to $1195 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Local owner, dean Jnterior, jet black h allih, radio and heater- . . . . . . . . . . . . . iblll¥11 . . . . . . 62 VOLKSWAGEN 0.1. 2 Door - -.,.-::...,-:- $895 ·-~..,.,-,. IIHHIMIIIII C:IMFM .. ...... ft C?tlh "P fM III!'M c- New tire~, tlean interlor, radio, beater, black tinlsb .-c.....a--• '"' •11• .•-nesftl • ~~*'' - · ..,. - 64 CORVAIR 500 Cou,. -.,..,--.,----;;-;--= $.1095 , . , . ,.IH'II• litl ..... caao oP eHANKt a oauuaeuas Low mileare, Joeal 1 «;~wner, ltd. trans. tt.ll .., M _,, m •IN4tlum tach I ·~ A o111•sca .. ov•• fill •s ' '"' '" "' O• ttt M IS I!!U n•• <too IIAIY PoniCiroy Motor lefWII'tiiY liM .. 1"0 l'!"•c• Turquolle finlsb, \'lnyl intfrJor, R&H . . . ,..._.. ..... Ill A .!!'-"'"' ••oouc::•~rw• WAN1 AD POTATOES, get YOU!' winter MIDDLE AGED lady wanto po...... wbile 111<)1 last work of any kind. Ph. 992-2:410. C1am>ce Proffitt, Portland, I 1.1 Sip 0. Pb. 1M3-22M. 10 30 .tic - - -:---:-:-:--c;:-- Co. .aMIIIOY, OliO MotoRnms uoiAroR SERVICE Help INanted M50 SPORT -BOBCAT SPRINT RAY, •traw and oats. Ph. 99Z- HOUSE~' WantM: Live 11227. I 1l 510 tn. Ph. 7~13. "j TU 6tp KEYSTONE gasoline, tops In Male Help Wanted quality, Wolfe's Service S~a· tton , also w:1ter hauling, Rn· 1 MARRIED · ~aD. must be . cine. Ph. 949-3173. I II 6te 1 perienced will> the~~npe ~r:a~U~o~n · of modern farm coal~gravel for drive- able and willing .to way. I will deliver Ph. 992- responsibility and keep 7288• J.Z.I>-30tp cords. Loq,ation SOutheast Columbus, Modern bouse. 0 Prom the Largen Trud or Bulldozer Radiator To Smallest He1t.er Core. Real Estate For Sale BUDGET I'RICE!J lundture II MODERN 3 bedroom home In our third floor budget ahop. Ph 713 , _ A Baker Furniture, Middleport Mason. . ~nna Oblo. II 12 tfc DaVIS. I 13 3tc Tbe 1•:========= Experienced ' BODY and PAINT SERVICE Frae Estim•t--.Discount To All Customers .. .. , I ""' N~··· PIO•••• . CALL DICK RAWLINGS Phone 992·2143 P omeroy, 0 . MIDOLaPORT. OHIO .' !<NOW i~T ELOPED OF~ WJF THI\T INSHORANCE PEllOL£If LIIST NI6HT ? 1 ONa o' r"" bwlings Hond• Slles ~E . I' • • • PRUNELL'f HAWKINS NEW GOSSIP TO TELt HER ,_ _LAmNARS DID AN' l, AIN'T GOT ENNY s•·":S & SERVICE I1 •• • ;J. '~ERE ~ES ELVINEY ' ' W' HISI .. NOIUIIW~I li!CR1 - IJ'L ABNII IN-~~~ TH EV · LE.T ,JOAN I~ FQ!n(· LJFT, ~f !f! AT'S HIM OFF WITH THt !UTT C#F Kflt PISlOt. . PHOI'>NII: ICNe'IU, IN DCIIKS "'/ -5H!. ~'5 HONI!.ST Aall? ___ .,__., YOUR DIRTY CAl: FOR Wheel Balancing ONLY $).50Pius c,.. , ....... ,........ - 50 ( GASULINI ALLEY BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U-DRIVE·THRU CAR WASH Welghh KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 PO'VERT'I··· ASHAMED OF Wheel Alignment $6.50 N.t!J"CHERL"f.'.' - Sl-IE <SOT SO RICH &1'-!51>J' SONGS 0 ' PROTEST J>6AINS~ ADOPT CON'TitOt. OF TMf 0\RfeNINIS \IEHICL.E. BlAETTNAR$ ""' m-2143 ,. THil,'®ERATION!! ... ~~==~~~HH~LE~Y~D~AY~ID~S~ON~==.~H~ONDA ply in own ' handwriting, GOOD, clean, lump, egg ud ing age, experience, nu1m_b<or I: oil treated stAlker ooal. Pea- in family, etc. Write Box cock Coal Co., I block from 668-A, e-o Tile Daily Sentinel, ' I 13 Sic I traffic light In Oleshire, 0. , Pomeroy; 0. 1 Pb. 367·7>26. 12 I Uc --=--;::::-:--:-7-:;;-;-- OPEN IVIL M0 I'& '"PHOHf -WY 2-2156 ' Emplovment Wenled 11, 1967 ~ ) Cas II ThC Want Ad Way Business Services 1-o.!lt Sentinel, Pomeroy·Kiddlepwt, . .. . .. t-.othinq unLJ5Uall The r•..:-vm and the wind blew awaL.J of m~ barn b~t if ~ou're a fa1rm1!r uou expe ,~ : t he;;e ==--, 'thinqs! .. er Mkldloport, 0, SPECIAL ' Insurance ON TRACTOR. OVERHAULS· Have your tractor OfethlluJ. ed now at a big aaviDp, We are run.oing a special on tnetor overhauls for the WlDter f.F."' a MIIM MONIQUE. I \UAtJr months. Have YGur tractor ready to go to work wben spring comes and •ave dowa YOU TO MEET MY FRIE~D, ~. BRI'TEBITf;, THE Meigs Equipment Co. IJO, THIWK YOU! [l('-'r!S'l> FR.IGHT£1J ME! DENTIST!,.._--~ time. A ~IJTIST.?. WELt, ..W CON'T HAVE 10 & RUDE, MOf<IIQU£ 1 . , HE'S RIGHT! PENTISTS FEEL ._ ~~~.TOO, "' V'KtJOW! PHONE 992.2176 POMEROY OHIO ,.. lh MERRILL BL051ER FRECKUS AND HIS FRIENDI ;ng ;is~ By on Main ALAi, i~T GENIUS Strt!IIA Gollege Avt. Earn Money and Prizes MAl<~ ON£ SO !.NP()PULAR W"I TI-1 THG. LESS ~IFTE.D ~ Til AT'S AN OLD iRIED ANU TI?:.JE Priced For Quick Sale PICKU, TRUCKS IT W ILL 8~ M OST it-ITI.RE"5TING TO SEE IT Will, INIXED1 'T~EI<'E" <;;~E. IG •NL'·',t), CllT 01'\ TH'E SI·IE ADJL\£T5 WITH T HI:= OT~ E I? Ci-(ILOOEN· POPULAP.ITV. QHI G·G·GRACIOUS ~~ f()W LEAt;~;RSHI~ ~·· tel .... ..... ll• to- PLA't"Cfi(our-~D: E1~? OH • OH• = ETC ! ho W..E, '«<ll I<HOW! es ' he te By RAEBURN VAN BUREN . Lt -: . ", ' 0 ,. .... 1- . ". : :.' :0 ;. -..• l' Wented f 0 Buy nus WEEK'S SPECIAL! Free 1 WHEEL ,1l'RAILEJi:- Stale: turUe with every turtle bowl, n.fiold w s ' P&M Pet Shop, turn first pri<'l'. 0 - weese,I 16yra-1 cuae ltc , road. to right . below Pomeroy- ' ·. ~ --- 1 Mason bridge. Open every COPPER, H 31c lb .. copper • L, day from 2 p. m. until 8 p. m. OF 26c, !lrftss, H, 21c, brass, L, j except Thursdays. I 15 6tc lk, l@ad, S., 6c, bronze. H, 19c, ~ · H, 7c, C. oatteries 11961 CORVAIR Monza, $450. •1.10 , C. radiators, 17<' ey, Box 14, Reed•· gle pup. $10 . Phone 992-7796. I II ate _ _ _ _ _ I IS 3tp 7 FT. LOCUST post, 35 cents, ST~G Umber ID Ohlo 'l Phone Charles Calaway, 98.1or Weat Vtrglllla, or old 3857. 1 15 3tp ~~~·~~wl~th timber. Marino 1-· _ . .R Bo& 77, Syracuse,kCLEANINGEST carpet. cleanC. t 18 IOZtp -v er you ever used. So easy too. Get Blue L!J~tre . Rent To Rent electric shampooer $1. Porn.. - ------- 1 eroy Cement Block Co. house, one fioor, : loCated , .in Middlepor<. 992--3693. '· S10N~. BEST IN TIME · ••• BEST IN SOUND I Also a part Bassett and Sea- lb. B ville, • , 3 Y011 CAIIt INSIILr AM , /HOT'HEH AND GET' AWAY WffH IT. \'OUR OLD LADY HA~ A HEART CLOCK RADIOS 1 16 6tc ph. JoNE OF the finer thinss of j life. Blue Lustre carpet and ·- - - - - -~~~ 6ip upholstery cleaner. - - ·For Rent elec~ric shampooea· $1. Baker" _ ___ --- · - ·- -! furniture Co. 1 16 6tc ! ROOW house with bath, gar. 1 Notice age, 6 miles fron : Pomeroy ! on Rt 7. See Woodrow Mora, ' "'PU::;B:;;L"'I"c· S-ALE -=-As we hove I firs~ ~ouse ~orth of·, Memory Gard!t!S. W11l be ready for 1 occup~ncy after February 1. 1 · I 15 3tp 5 USE with balh;Ph~ 1 12 2Jtc 1 "'o"'u"'s"'E,;-;6;;,!9"" Pearl := ~i--~r; 5 -:a::-:oo I ole hool . St.• eport, ar sc · Ph. 119}3267. I 12 l81c - - ------ I • ROOMS and bath,' I70 Mill-~ • berry Ave. 'Ph. 992-2431 -re 1 a. m. or after 5 p. m. Avail· , lllllt after Jan. f . .' /' 1 ' 111 2t lie Now ... le& 'an tlie new 1967 Zenlt.h !adiOs, sler· , eos and Zelillh Color and Black & Wbite 'rV at :In&eil Ftlnllture. acquired several estates of furniture, we wiJI oHer tor a public sale on Friday, Jan. ' 20th, 1967, at the Laurel Cliff auction house, lots of old l l! items, antiques and stoves, tools and some farm equipment, Also hundred of Items too numerous to mention here. Sale starts at 12 noon, will be held rain or shine. Lunch served al sale. Col. Jim carnahan, auctioneer, Jim Adams and W~rtlly Stanley, owners. I II lite ,. >!;: ' ' ' OPEN PRI: &'S~'tr NIGHT~ INGEtS·· .FUilNIT'-J~ .. . ~- '· PQQ PRE 0 B L R Y V J B PRY C, DB L Q NV N DB L C V UP T E V 8 V 0 C Z V-A K 0 ZPLRV.-VPTIII ! .·' . . (1 .. .f. • ~ PRE Y N ID N K 0· T C• - •.. • '"f �,I • entttl SaM-[ ~~-. .-~... dl!lpolt wllh Mrw. ll c. bury ond Miao Sally Sdtaal. Kalby McGlrr, Slndy .1<1M$on, Gary S1a-. Olld Robert Shulor _.,ted 111e Healh Met odlst Senior IIIYF at llle Mid • W!ntor Institute beld Saturday in P<>rtsmouth at Trinity Methodist Cburdl. '!bey were aecom· panied by Mrs. Cluorl.. Wright "'"· J.... Lake, w..~ Jel!er· and daughter, Karen ~irr. loll'!. was Ill< overnilill guest 1 Mr. aitd Mrs. Carl Vander· Grue.. l Friday with ber sister. Mr. aitd hoof aitd family, Waldo, were Mrs loll'!. Leo Kennedy. Sr. Iweekeitd guests or Mr. and Mrs. · Cpl. Ro1er Roo9h has report· lL. W. McComas . They were About - Middleport A pollock, ollnner was Ill Mta. Kautz, P'nlolla·· tolllcb, Miu Lena Mrs Lollis Reibel .,.oilltr · ' VOl XVIII NO. 220 Baer, Mrs, Adam Eb- ed to the Marine base at N~ 1here for the funeral of D. E. eiblctl, Mrs. Otho Murray, 1 River, N. C. after a 30-day leave ' Miller. Ben i spent here with hls parents. Mr" John Allensworth, Ohio UniClara Karr, MrS. ~liut>li•lg, Mrs. Amanda and Mrs. Albert Roush. HE> bas versty . student, spent the week~ "' M Mrs. Theodore ora, Cl11renl'f' Massar and SbitlC::.11. Kas- l I been on duty in Vietnam. '4fs. 1 Mrs. Richard Koehler • m your Miss Carole Anderson, who attends business school m Co- lumbus, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tewksbary, Wellston, were weekend step with Till-: UTTLE POOR BOY rib that has ,taken sweater by storm has Dow Men guests of his mother, Mrs. Edcon\'erted into a "rleh lmy' 1 jn luxury eashmere. Braem1r Seet1and Ueft) lifts tbe ward Tewksbary. 'Jihey came for rib into a speclalrealm of understated elecaaee ta this turtle-oecb:d Jleevel~s ver· the funeral of J . A. Grate, fathsion in assorted colon. Roundabout striping aod soft eashmere make an unbeatable eomblnalion Ia tbe two styles (right) by Pringle of Seolland. Reol gem• of the resort er of Mrs. Tewksbary. wardrobe, tile turtled oklmmer aDd the blted lank-top pullover set •• elegnl ful&o Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes loa paee. <~re spending the winter in Florida. They are in the Newport I -;;;~~;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;~--;~::;;:-;----;-;;:::-;::;::--:--- ' ·· - Disciples' Two Juniors . Around,,, and Lives Will Will Attend About Be Reviewed Buckeye State A study of the Jives of the Plan! were made to~~~ Pomeroy dQ disciples of Christ was beguo two Middleport High at the Sunday meeting juniors at the annual Richy area . He is retired !rom ,,. the New York Central Railroad 'J and Mrs. Huglies recently re- ''j tired from teaching in the Che- ~ il shire Schools. Mr. and Mrs . Lee Davidson, \1 Athens, were sunday dinner l guests of Mr. and Mrs . . Emer· ,, son Jones. Mrs. Eugene Conde and dau· I 1 fWening .4 ghter, Cmdy, visitf.ri last week I Mrs. Dessle Patterson was in Columbus with her father, an overni~ht guest Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Casto. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lewis Belpre and on Friday The Department of Highway the funeral of Mrs. 1 of the Junior MYF of Heath Boys State this summer and a Methodist Church. Eddie Brown, president, gave an ac· count of the life of Paul and his work as a missionary as a part of a study on the disciples . Safety warns that ice is twice 1 McCaulley at Parkersburg. The mee-ting was opened with as slippery and hazardous when · Mrs. Margaret Danhardt re· the Lord's Prayer given in uni. . turned to her home, Columbus, son. Plans were completed for 8 the tem~ra~ure 15 thrrty de- S&turday after a two weeks a pizza supper to be held next grees as 1t JS at zero. j visit w_ ith relative~ . . t Sunday at the chw·ch at 5 p. WATCH FOR ANOTHER Even at 8 '3 peed of only 20 . Mr. und Mr s WJ I! Jam Neu .z· m. with a short meeting to fol"KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK miles an hour , it can easily , hng of Col~mbu.s spent the J(OW. Named <m the M ·-~-!'~!!~ ,..,J!,fW-iV"'~dil~~•~-WWi-.r.! 1• take more than 160 feet to slide 1 weekend Wlth hts parent_s, Mr . committee were Ord, eON SALE ALL WEEK LONG AT BOTH STORES to a stop. On snow and lce, rand Mrs. Rolland Neutzhng. Jennifer Goble, Greg Donahue, Bel'\ Fcanklin Store R1ll's Ben Fr1nklin speeds should be cut way down Mrs. Dwame JiMlnson Glenna Sprague, Mrs. POMEROY MIOOLEPORT 1 d boosted I sons, Jon"y and Danny, ,Johnson and Mrs. Charles 1 an cau110 8 way up. ed to thP.ir home, Piqut:, Sat,ur- 1 Wright. A skating party has day after spending several days be 1 df F b 3 h dM en P anne or e ruary · )';:, 1 , ;~~m:~/~~~ji~ldMr~f a~utla~d Stephanie Ord will have the • and other relatives in the area program nert week on Luke. BEN,FRANKLIN 1 JUST ANN 0UN.CEQ I W Fr·~g}• 196r7 · daire• h D bl . Ur~6rs Wit ura 6 Pfit}ss Care ' 1 ,. o ,. • · · . • e NEWI True no-iron drying for modern no-iron fabrics! FOr best I k lfalue OO for this "• emblem • NEW! Some models even tailor drying time and heat to the fabric _ 1)lh c ',C"" automatically! • Wide choice of models to match new Jet Action Washers- prices for every budget! Even this lowest-priced Frigidaire Dryer offers Durable Press Care ! e Just set Timer to Durable Press settin1 • • • • ~ t'nd wtth tus mother, Mrs . Rvb- ~:-;;;;:;;;;;ii;=="'-iii ItheMr. weekend parents, p. and Mrs. with John hts Baker, ' Pro oses omerov P • ar ra IC ontrol .Put and ert Allensworth . Mrs . Mr . and Mrs. Edison Wessa of Tom Baker, student at Mt. IColumbus visited Friday in Mid- I Union College. AUiance, spent -no-iron clothes come out ready to wear without Ironing. Gentle Flowing Heat pampers your fabricsdries them billowy soft- fresh as all outdoors! H1nd7 No-Heat aettin1 is ideal for alrln1, fluffing 1111 dusting. Rust-rulttant Porcelaln Enamel drum won't snag or mark delicatea. Quiet, reliable singte-belt drive! PRICED TO GO AT • No-Iron clothes come out usharp111 Creases ln. Wrinkles out. Crisp and smooth all overwithout Ironing! • Two·positlon Fabrics Heat Selector lets you control dryina: heat to suit the fabric. • You're in command -set exact drying minutes you want on Timer (includes handy No·Heat cycle), • Automatic cycle-end SiJnal tells you when dryine's done. • Dacron lint screen Is rllht 01) tho door! $ OWN IT NOW 1'011 169 9S BAKER FURNITURE report on the G~ for Yanks at a recent meet1111 o! FeeneyBennett Post 128, American Le-gion in Middleport. Albert Roush, post command· er was in charge of the meet. ' nd inted mg 8 appo committee chalrmen including Richard Pickens, chairman of Americanism and Paul ~:~~i~~~ stall, local chairman of : ous Emphasi• Week, Feb. 4-10 and the Fonr Chaplains SUnday observance. Mr. Pickens will be in charge of the selection or Middleport boys to atteitd Buckeye Boys State. Henry Clatmorthy, chair- ,toJJnCJehasis~.e~~m:,n~~::e~!r ~~~.in~~ :~~:ntReitter, s~:nt,heGreg R:~~ngHa~~s~ ;:~ ~~v!~re~~ed f:r toi:" Donahue, $059.88 In 1988 !or the program. Joey Mrs. Roy Evans of Canal was the guest or her . father, Rollin and vts lted her moth· er at Holzer Hospital Jakie Sohuler of Portland tile weekend guest ol his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sohuler. Twila Clatworthy, Glenna Sprague, Jennifer and Bridget Goble, Charlotte Reitter, Steph· anie Ord. Karen JohnSon, Karen McGirr, Debbie Harbrecht and Linda Gerard, Mrs. John· son, Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Em. erson Jones. - - - - -- - - pony club:re invited to atteitd. Columbus visited Saturday ev· ening with their granrlmothcr. Cora Wiggins at Meigs General Hospital. Mr. aitd Mrs. Howard aitd Bronwyn and Kevin of dleport and Mr. and Mrs. Cl ne Houdashelt and Randy and Becky spent Sunday with tbeir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dailey. Harold Teaford of JOF CLASS or the United Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7,30 p. m. at the cburcb wilh Mrs. Everett Thomas and Mrs. Gerald Wlldermuth as hostesses, TUESDAY ANNUAL inspection o! Pom· eroy Chapter Royal A r ch Masons will be Tuesday at 7:30 to~r~ndJ•::;::_ !~~~Y ;~Ian and mother, Mrs. Edith ford and son, Cecil, of ~~:i:~ ville visited Thursday e• with Mr. and Mrs. Henry and family of Racine. Mrs. Edith Teaford and son, Cecil, were Sunday dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Viflil and family . Syracuse. Mrs. Ruth Cundiff or Syracuse also a guest. SOlJAL CAlFNllAR MONDAY THE MEIGS 4-H P I e a S· ure Riders will meet Monday •• 7 p. m. at the St. Paul's Lu. theran Church. All interested in the saddle horse or MEIGS THEATRE Budget-wise Dryer has special Durable Press Care settings on Timer I POMER.OY-MIDOLEPORT, OHIO 0 TONI!;HT and TUESDAY "BLINDFOLO" (Tecbnicolor) Rock Hudson, Claud! Cardinale, Jack Warden, Guy StocltweU, Brad Dexter. !JeeturetW: Hook & Crook Colorurtaons: Tellyokum ShoofiiH Admission: '15c and 40e WiD, end THURSDAY .~an. tl-19 nOT OPIN FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Jan. 20-24 W•U Dllney'• "'''HE Ft<OHTIN<O PRINCE OF DONI<OAL" (TeCbnicolor) Peter McEnecyt Susan Hamp· shire, Tom Aaams, Gohlon Jackson, Andrew Keir. Book by Robert T. Rellly. Wall Dlonoy'o "CQt,INTRY COYOTE <ODES HOLLYWOOD (Teehnicolor) Admillion: 71k: and -roc. Roush and Henry have been appolnted to a COUDty committee to assisi in the reconunendatlon of a veterans service officer to replace C. J. Rhodes. p. m. A dinner for all compan· ions and their ladies will be served at &:30 p. m., precedlng the meeting. VETERANS Memorial Hos· pita! Auxiliary Board wUl meet Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 7 p. m. The regular meeting of the auxiliary will follow at 7:30 in the cafeterla. All members are urged to atteitd. FRIENDLY CIRCLE of the Trinity United Church of Christ will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. ~ Vir~inia Reibel will be program leader. . SALISBURY PTA will meet Tuesday at' 7:30 p. m. A state fire marshal· will be the speak· er. Refreshments wiU be Bel'V· ed by the second grade moth· ers . WEDNESDAY SYRACUSE Third Wednesday Homemakers club will . meet Wednesday, Jan. 18 at 1:30 m. at the home o! Mar1aret Bailey, East Main St., Porn.. roy. The topic wm · be •'Emergency Preparedness.11 Kathryn Johnson will be the instructor, , A poUuck will served at noon. WINDING TRAIL Club will meet at tile Power Company, Woo!neldaf, Jan. 18, at 7:!0 p. m. The first lesaon ol the Dower arranging course, on• Elemeoto of Design, will be sttidled. TIIU!IliDAY THE TWILIGHT Garden club will ~,. TltwiMJay even. log at the"liome ,of loll'!. Elmer Wickham ,wlilt MiBI Ada Jlos. ldns as c"',ho!tess. FRIDAY ROCK Spring• Better Health club wili rjleet Ft'!day, January 20 at 7:30 p.m. at lhe borne ol ~~ M~~ " ,..u .... $1.00 'pair ···''· . :J.,_ at I Another Big Shipmentl The pOpU ler comfortable Socks. Gne aiD fits all sizes 10 to 13. Excellent ....,.. Of these colors, • _. eBJaek e.JttBwlla •eBJueiOilve Mlx eBottle Green eJetNIIVf eJet OIWI ;;. eBurgundy elmU • Burgundy Ml.x •LIIbt Clllfwt ' ·~ 11.: eCarotlna Blue eOdJIIIBrstJ•• ' - .' • Cinnamon Mix .w eGulf Blue •Shlnf eWhlskey •Wille ~ Ill• WORLD ' -· BY THE UPI u_.J ...... \ '~ · BlJ H. 0 ul cuuue .,..~ . . ' .. CLI!)\'ELAND - A PAIR OF f9)>bers ourprtsed the owner of an antique store in her bed, hiql~cuffed her and a nurse, 1nc1 stOle $100,000 in jewelry "" *MI llW1 !lent as res~ -~~bed.' Ill. : . apartm' w ent be,.,.. lht'I!Or9 whell tbe tbleves ~•.QI.. They !Otlli!d "the· . VIall the Pumlture Depllrtlftlllt , ... , . ; ; 0~ " \~ ••I Reserve District NotJ:PORT OF CONDmON OF .lHl FARMERS lANK AND SAYINGS OF POMEROY, omo ' · at the close of business December 311 1868, a .Ute bln~ll:tf'!!t!•­ organlzed end operating under the nanklu laws of tbla . ..... a member of the Federallleaerve System. Pul>llslted In aecorcllnl!e willa . a call made by the State Banklnl Authorltleo and by the Feda'allleo ·\_ serve Bank of thla Dlstr!cl ·1\· . A'Ss-J!TS ·\ •' caoh, balanceo with other blnb, and caah !leml 1 In process of colleetlon ----------··•········-· t f8S,S4 .111 , ·' United Statea Government obUgatlona, direct .· ··· aod guaranteed ------------·········-········· 1,288,11&7.01 ·:· .. 8l\:'e~u;~~u:at~~-~~-~~~~~~-~~~~-:::::::: ~:== CAPlll'AL ACCOUNT~. •· Common llock-total par value ---------···~-~·-·· No. aharel autboriled 5000 ' No. obares outatlndlng 15000 ' Surplus ---,.-----------------·--------... -------Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •••••.••••••••••••••• ·---------------------·-····•r-.. ' .. Coldest Day Of-Winter Hits Ohio . ' 4,084,!11 37, .81 382, 70 81,08UO 1!!!,~8T.t4 115,000.00 1211;19!.11 <1211,1.311.11 ••-'-'· __ Baker Loser In Two n·•g Ear}V MOVeS Point of To Be Or Not To Be Is F'Irst Negro sIteri•ff smce • ReconstructiOD . BefF1DS . Job - -·"'""'W "·'"'-"'" r>- M nday I I I Seven R tl d Student s WiJ} ":.ert"-g" from MEMORANDA, . Average of total depoolto for the 15 ealendar dtl)'l · endi.nf ·with call date ·••••.••.•••••••••••••••••• $6,834,808.05 Average o l<italloans, for the 15 calendar daya ' • . ending with eall date ----------~---··-··-·-··· 4,441,<12Ut LDB!IIII ohalm In "Alsell" ue after dedutitton of · valuation roservea of ···················-"··-·' 22,56UT . · SUPPLENTAL MF.MOlt.t.NDA , Pledged aaselland securitieo loaned (boo~ value): U.S. Government obligations. direct and euaranteed, plediOd to aec:ure depositnnd otber lla6Wties ·················-~-~~-------· t 1135,000.00 Bell'eve 7 n.·e In FI've Floors OfTenement Rar E. ast. VT Tnrest hl. tlePutr- 1 TOTtLPAUi:E~Kii:iE's:caiiiior:Oiui&;b&V.:fti'niei~ :Si.C:~ IL......~~::::::~-::r::~~~::=-~~~--~--~·--~~~~~·;; Ward Ca.se kes 0ver 5AUend 0 ES ::""' . .u.!ar:::; Ann a} Sch } t 125,000,00 Jan~. 1Mf. · . N!)tiey l't!,ll.lle, • • .... ~. Not J·ust A.ct Lik . e one. ~~r~~e·~~·:i:~~s~r?c~l~~a:o:: ~: c~~~Y· bl.;a~nw~~;,;; loc,::.~:":o "':"y'::.. ~victo~ s enemies in , ~--· "'" Go to Festi'val $6,67§,714.82 . TOTAL-LIABDJTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUI'ml •••• STATE OF Oli!O, COUNTY or--:oio:~(Wi Sworn ·to add"anbaerihed bef«e My Coml!llt'llo , · n E~ire.IJuile - Jordall reported a DOW border clasb wKb braell troops today. It added lo IIneli'.Vab. -loti !ollowln& · 1 t1,11S4,8811.&e ' es I f1.00218U.tl declare that tbla report of condition !J true to 'the best 'o f my lm~ ledg<> and beUef. · · · • · · ·· · ·· . , •. KLOIS We, the . unilersi~ of lhll r• . ua and to port of condltlo11 and declare the belt o( 0)11' knowlediO -;~~u:LEM, ·lorael'\;;~ Lurleen Will be Governor, ' 1 OUJ,r loaDs and tlileounll ------·--···········--·- 4,ti8,711.11 Bank premiseo, furniture and fiituroo, and S4,898.92 other assell representing bank premioea ••••••••• Real eatate owne4 other than bank prem!Jeo --·---·80,000.00 Other assets ...................................... ,~2.2'(5.01 TOTAL ASSETS .......................... ~---···· LIABILITIES Demand deposits of lndlvlduala, partnerships, and eorporalioDI ............•••••••••••••••••• Time aod uvlnga depuslto of !ndlvlduala, · ' partnershipa, and corporatioDJ •••••••••••••••••• Deposill of United Stites Govermnent ..•••••••••••• Deposits of States and political aubdlvlsiODJ -····----Certified and officers' <becks, etc. ············--•··· TOTAL DEPOSITS ..•.••••.•.•••••••• $6,S90,M7.38 · Total demand deposits ------------ $2,238,987.27 Total time and aovlngs deposita . •••• U,15S,M0.11 other Uabilltleo --·-·--···--·-·-------------···· TOTAL UABll.JTIES ............................. .ir ination was by the Me••s Coun., over P I Dally -n1• T ~ Shanghai, was apparently mass- eop e.' , . as,. - ~g ty Dairy Service Unit. He is one log ~Js forceR for similar ~o?,!UCIUB teachmgs feudah~· . • of two caitdidates selected !rom · ttacks against oU.... oppositio" toe and out of step with Moos . ~ •. ·-~oM~:V . I> k d preliminary screening !or final • bold th Chi Commulllsl doolrillo. The Red ·""1 , loDe aeries or bordeoliiCJ. MOn•u .· , Al ~.. (UPI) - Her vott;e .. f.O e _an, Sl!reent.g. .• .. •trong _s on e neoe G~ M:nancled Omfuclus' womali to. give th~ the com., llrilel bo blamed • )let eyes wer. ' ty, but Lurleen Wallace wanted tt ~. fm ' al selection wiD be &Inland. lb h~ d rJci f blnatlM ol her safe• but dtd not '...... known that labama hadn't become American history's "' The experts said Mao a~ ..,g an . wo amous S'l: · , . .. . h 1 made by a committee !rom the " overbo be w1ped out comptet• 1 harm beF. The lury trial of Jack Wa!'ll. , • , leU , l'rdller LOvl Esh· third pohbcal matriarc y n name on y. . . , Association peared to be •mploying ·carrot 1pr · 1 with doh"I do not intend to be sworn in as Governor of Ala· Oh10, Datryman '. M an aitd stick' tactics by offering his Y: the Hong Ko"lJ uewapajlflt 8 a_ kol " 01 1°1111 before parll• bama and then sit in the mansion," the 40-year-old mo- cons!Shng of Wilham • Indicted ror assau 1 org. opponents forgiveness if th"Y swd. Wallon Encouraged . gerous we•JIOI_'· moved Into tts ·meal today to make • major tber of four told a eheert'ng crowd of thousands at her of Ross County, Mr. w. Wem· h VAT(CAN CITY POPE I dd tb testimony concr1 repent their ••sin'' against Mno ~ .1ue attack 011 Co·"··i IJ.1U\; us, w o secon ay wr . 'aiiCirels •• tbe Mideaot • inauguration Monday. ric~ or Pike County, and Mr. in public and, at the same limo, was born several centuries Paul VI received British Prime ltinued this mormnR. iti.'lafornied ''iinuUI' taid be Taking the reins of govern-! man from Alabama would n.Jt Kad Burleson of Jacks~n Coun- threatening them with destruc- before Christ, was part of ·a Minister Harold Wllson In apr~ The state represented by would. wan · Syrta of "grave ment .from her husband, retlr· make just as good a president ty, Harry Barr,_Extenston Spe. tion 1f they do not. continuing · campaign by the vate a~ience today and prai~ Prosecutmi Attorney Bernard i. eonseq'aeocesu if ~ eonUnues ing Gov. George c. Wallace, 'She as a man from New York or ciahst, Dairy ~clence, Ohio State The experts drew this conclu- Mao's Red GWirds to eliminate ed Blitioh efforts !or peace m .V. Fultz• ~·" . Calilom,·a - or maybe better University, will a_ccom . _pt any M the slon from recent articles and all pre-Communist lnfluencet eo Vietnam ~~~ its case . Mo~>- 1 llarasiiDinl _ . ..S alo•l botdlbe 41 p J·• wged to eon II nue ... um po I'lCtf'S 1 8 •'W · ~ nd day following its testimony of mire IAI'lell yr er. 1 but !!laid her administration than one from Texas," WaU.!ice committee when tt VJSI s r. pronouncements appearing in the Chinese way ol life. sure~.": of %~':u:,:rt ~n ~~: I· Dr. George Rosenbaum, Rebee- ' ~iW:!l!iiidlilill!l!lilRW would renect the ••tnner feeling told the crowd before introdu.::· Koblentz's farm on Thursday, ..:.:====-=~=~..:::...:::::..:==..:::~:..::::_ ,. ca Jane Morbltzer and James " m · g his wo·re Januar)· 26 0 1 a wIfe an d mot•merous attempts you have made · 'n::• . · · to restore control lD this trou-'L. Sdtnarr. I Wallace, prohibited by the bled world," the pontiff said in Sohnarr, ol Columbus, !lled l slate coostltution from succe<'d· i Tbere will be. meeting at a brief address. the assault with a dangerous i ·~ ,hi~self, WJU serve. B!l_}UR I Eastern High School at 1:30 weapon eharge against Ward , WlfeS nu~ber one adviSOr at p.m. Tuesday, Jaooary 17, Teachers A.dnmant $1 a year m salary. SUch a s':"t when the Tuppers PlainsIfollowing an incident at the Ill· CLEV'ELAND _SCHOOL OF· 7 Bar on Rt. 7, below Middleg~ves ru~ a forum and let Chesler Water District re· TUSKEGEE, Ala. (UPI) - Wear_lng a ~boy bat f' . is ld th ld pori where Ward , was a barleaves h1m free to pursue his , pre,..tatlveo wlll meet with and a pistol strapped around hts wsist, LuCliiB Ame!'> '.Cia sa ey wou try tend' .. ap~arent intention of seeking everyone interested in obtain- son ~ssu~ed his duties today ~s A!"bama's ~st NeJI'O agam today to llead off a strike , er. WASHINGTON (UP!) the presidency in 1988. On 0 lug water services iD that sheriff smce reconstrucbon. His ellief deputy IS a Wllitt ~ 3,IJO!) teachers set for mid· , Tile affodavit charged tllat Robert G. Ilobby Baker lost "We s,. no reason why a proposed water district, man. ' ... night Wednesday· Ward struck Sohnarr with I two vital mid·trlal moves titdaY ~ The proposed "Dollars !or . Eighty miles to the west, in the black soD belt, an1 Late Molllay the teachers, a dangerous weapon. a ham· I to have eriminal charges 1 Veter&D• Memortal u.sp!tal Scholars" citizens' scholarship Ia addilioo 10 eolleetloo ol 1 other integrated sheriff's department took _office 140!' members of the Cleveland mer, or some like instrument. against him thrown out or 't . fund chapter in Meigs County tile balance of top f... "' day under former Public Safety Director Wilson Baktif. (Continued on Page 21 Testimony or defense witnesses least the testimony or a star AdmlllloDs - Ehzabeth Well. is at the point or to be, or not to those who bave made $IO de- A racial moderate, Baker replaeed segregationist She!" indicated that Schnarr had been . government witness suppress· P<>meroy :_ Charles Curfman, Ra· be. posit, all person• lDterested Iiff Jim Clark. hit by a "billy-club." ! ed. ICine; DaVId Burton, Middleport; Meigs Local Supt. George iD obtalDing waler lrom tbe Amerson, a 33-year-old "normal ones." , I Judge Oliver Gasch ruled Claudoa OWens, MI. . Vern~n, Hargraves, Jr ., said the public Tuppers Plaias.Cbester wa- ,paratrooper, was sworn The Nelfo veter1111 defeated a Witnesses ealled by ~~~' \ against two motions by defense Iris Carr, Coolvdle.: ~1olet Mdl· Is invited to a meeting Monday, ter District are lovlted. Monday, but didn't take white opponent in last NoD :trne~j Jame:oo_B. 0 BShen, • attorney Edward Bennett WU· 1hone, Tuppers Plaons, Gladys Jan. 20 at the Pomeroy elemen· _ _ ,_ , . , o!!icially until midnight. He ber's general electlon lB ~ im Ha: ;e~ Rer·• nams. Williams protested thatjllachir, Let~t, W. Va.; Paul tary school, 7:30p.m. It will he was interested only "in Ne~roes also won sea!J 011 tjj 1 I' Rll nd w:u. m ::: · ay the witneos, Washington lawy.,._ , Greenlee, Middleport. be decided then whether the U aD a good job." Council, the County Jlo8i! e a ' 11 w. i lobbyist Wayne L. Bromley. had I D!Jduqes - Geneva Dillon, program can be launched. Amerson, who has no law or Education and the ¢ounlt Other defense witnesses tel- i been illegally equipped as a IWilliam Wyatt, Mrs. Elva Bar· The nation . wide program enforcement experience, said be Board of Reveoue. · · _';. . tlfying Monday were Gerald I "walking bol'' so that lederal .timus aitd daughter. sponsors scholarships beyond expected the problems in Amerson named .. By Ullted Prea Internallonal 1Eblin, Betty Russell, Marvin 1 agents could ~ten 1o bls the high school level to ,worthy county, where Negroes oulnUIJI- deputy of his four·man Today Is the coldeot day or I McFarland, Betb' Ward, Geori< · conversations With the former Meqi 0 .,..,.1 llotpltal people in whatever field they ber whites four to one, tu be Arthur Knowles, 38, . the winter. . Hicks and Thomas Ward. Senate llemo<rat!e secretary in Admlaioas _ Leopold HY· show unusual aptitude and inman. The other two , Temp~ratures skidded !rom I March, 19tl5betn tried in !ede al lseU, Pomeroy; Bertha Glll, terest. d are Ne~roes. 1 tbe mJd.311s toto the Joens durBaker I& . r IPomeroy· Mrs. F'rancla Cod>· Seven students of Rutlan At Selma, Baker hired log llle early morning as ' } court on chafles or mcome tal I ran Portiaitd. 0181'1& Cochran, NOW YOU KNOW High Sohool takinl part in the , nlel Holmes • abong cold front gripped llle ~ =~~~= ~· PorUaitd. • nte Golde• RlDoleellDbl varf lous 1967 higli school music festival , Negro, . on !O-man s!Hte. prt Je bwlness actlvltlea Ill....._.. - Bertha Conde, 1 forms -an I o Ike at Ohio Wesleyan University on which mcludes two Near zero rea:ltngo were the U 00 .,hlvch~ .._..... oca·•a! ••• led' Doris McDonald. world's major rollglons. February 4th, were selected !or ers from Clark's . ,. ..,.,..,.,....., uu .... 1their outstanding ability , past 116 bleak fll'l'lpecl lor 1110111 parts ol llle I!> lila rnJcnaltoit bl~ Sencontest records and recommen ·' Baker ~ld Holmes, 'f' 0hlo by ' early Wednesday with I Fifteen members of ataJ.Pi,.t. , , dation of their instructor, Mr. no experoence as a gusty, llfonl winds to · bact I Harrlsonv!Oe Cbapter atteitded . tn Monday's leittmony, BromRobert Garner. JERSEY CITY, N. J. (UPII would work in the them up... llbe annual school of lnstructlcm ley jold of eaahing $3,000 •D Selected were Chester King,_ Flames raced thrm>gh five Coonty courthouse_~le · An aretk 1>01d front pushed , for Dlslrlct 25, Order or the ch~ from businea ·trombone, secoitd year: Sabra . floors o! two downtown tene- gomS a traininl penitd. Conaday, trumpet; Dchbie Tur· lment buildings Monday night. chose W.O. (Cotton\ , .....,.. the stale durl"lJ the , Eastern Sler, Janual'): " ml alii tumiDI over Jha money to ~141>1, ltliiiDI central Ohio on r Athens. Baker. Jle -~ olalii\Od tll.OOO ner, tenor saxophone; Gloria Seven persons were believed former pollee llDtl~ Ito taltward move. I Mrs. Dona Holfrilan, Jr., in checka ~out Ill him were HONG KONG (UPI) _ Offleera of the Commun· Thompson, clarinet: Beverly ' have died in tile smoky fire. Baker, as his cble! . In ltJ.trall the bottom 1011 out \ deputy fll'aitd matroo, ol Harris· eitdorsed woth his n8llltl and lsi Cblnetle _ , I!Dd 'air tone audemleo reeently eon· Thompson. nute; Linda Shene- By early this morning rl tile .mercury - Dayton, onviQo Chapter No. 255, was in cashed by •meone else. fined a ••greal' aamber" of rebellloua eadeta to their field, alto saxophone, aitd Mar- bodies had been found in Rhodes Reappoln.. drop)ietl f1!>m 38 to • ~ charlo or !be altemoon ~ 'IUUiers to llfllp them from bacldng the followers of tho Southern, oboe. ruins, a molher and her a.ve,ar-1 In'• !lie. Spacl!l of oae hour. To- wben fll'and oUlcera eumpllf~ TRUSTEi:l MEET Cllalrmu Mao Tae-tunJ, Peking Radio d!aelosed toThe festival Is a day devoted old child aitd two young Kennedy Tru8 tee . l!!do ba4. ~ of II with ed the rltuallatlc work. Mldlllep<ll'( ...,etery ttusteos DIJbl. ,, to the rehearsal aitd perform- dren from another family. l!:dwlnlD L. 'Kennedy IIMIW Durrlel, willie Columbus Atlelldlnl from Harrisonvlllo met in fellllar aeatou Monday The bruld~Ut llld the realrld!oa woo Imposed I anco of worthy music by each The bodies wore those of . reappo ted to I . reported:·• aa the front closed Chapter were MI-. aitd Mn. ovenm, to ~ ' routllle . of Maolola In Shanghai, In· or !our festival groups wllich are EJouise OreJ\flo, 42, and her the Ohio University ln. Yti(UigllowJ; wu S2 ond Dana Hoffman. Jr .• loll'!. · Joe bus!._. Allendbit ' were truadiU'Ing the past few two bands, an orche9tra, •oo a : son, Willredo, 1: aitd Emily Trustees .llY Gov. JamM ' Mllrletta 37. Bolin, loll'!. Jim NeiBOil, Mni. teeo .J&lllel ~111[10011 IIIII Neiss r.ported Mao wu re• ~ or over a thousand .da, 4, and ber brotber, Ray· RhodOL Kllllledy,. • .miUVe ~. ~~ front wu apected 'Teln Stewart, Mra. Jlem:y Powen, Belly Darst IIIII In Shanghai with at. voices. rooitd, 9. Marloa; ,00 ,_ ':"sldoliD to droP. tempirattns into llle 'funttr, Mrl. Tom IMi'lin, Mn. the tiWiill. There will be opportunities Firemen searolled Vernon,, N.; J,, II a lll!lllor · m~ In lbe nill1bem e<JUDo fA1 Ne!Bon, Mn. WUUam War. ' lor prospeetl:ve music studenh . ashes aitd debris !Or tbe ~~Ill!'~, U" ·*"i ·tile ~ 101 Ill ltltllb- lier, Mrs. Euaeno TIIC1I!lpstin. LOC.\i. TIMI'S . Amerieall planeo flying to diseuss colle10 work Olld or Mrs . Inez Seda, 40, Olld I"'J"'!' ~lllii;Jiiit' ~ i!oiinlloolliy lilly ......, Mr. IIIII ~· Wqne 'illtisett. ~a!Ore ,.In ~\Own , ~ bombed a tallreadJird trllni"l lor music c8reef'!l. other Seda children, lit. · .,..., l!lld•ID W iirol ll! 1be Mn. Faye Waddell, Mri. Vito ~ . atiUia.!ft. ,'l'lleldaYl .d irtillill -y.fie North VIet. There will a1Jo be a fi)Cita! b, •mj Leskae, 10, wbo ~ anti, !liJoul ,II abom Ill 111 'AtJc!tll anrl Mro. Robwi 'Je. was tll:dfl!'ea, liilder ~ ~ . ' ~·¥ ·11118t .· : ·dil ·' ..... . _ . l/.S. J.~ J ,L le.ge l"""i" lll,ljors In tile at . ,:J·. = ve · were tral0ti Ia • feur 1 aOtilblna 'inll ·llr Wttlrrlll}u• ...U.· . · · l!ldlo. . l • a.hrjHbl -. ~~· . ' t.. ••. '( \ '~$. . ~ ". ' ' ' ,. , r . .·, . _ ' '"-it··• ~ ..• " . ew.~r. - o . Elberfelds In Pomeroy ( Confucius Home Wreeked by Mao , K0b}entz d · Nominate For Award. 1I a~r~; :rt~d~s~.::~~Y· 74' Defense ··n ....... f Hodg An'"'ue Store ~, '1:....:1.. Durlnglhe J.nuarr s.le WEATHER Heavy IDOW squall• likely nertheast near Lake Erie tbroulb toolgbt. Fair •outhwest, IDOW flllrr!es nortbeast. Wed· SAIGON tUPI) -Retre~tlng , retreating thrOugh tl1e Iron some :/j) men. 1 Monday's attack! against a aesday wiDd,y Olld colder, VietCong guerriUas ftred ' tear iTriangle rT mlleo oorth of No American casualUeo were rMIG !!"'ling staUon aitd missile gas at chlrll"l American . Saigon. The laS held of! tbe reported. The sas was or the Islles m North Voelnam. (IDe lnfanerymen, spokesmen said advance but Americans suffered "riot . control'' type which plane was downed by ground today It was only the second no serious effects, spokesmen Amencans bave used to Dush 1 ,rre, the other by causes HONG KONG (UP!) - The birthplace of Confudua time "; 0 the war CommuDlsta said. . Viet Cong from tunnel~. Com· unfnown.- All . lour_ crewmen today was reported ransacked by fanaUeal Red Guard used the gas and, because Jhe Two Viet Cong were reported munists were first beheved to were m.ISslng m action. . youths because the teachings of the ancient Chineae wind was bearing down on killed in a brier battle shortly have used tear gas lfeDades In raids ag~st Norlh Vieti philosopher do not confirm with the ideas of Mao T• them they got a taste of their lbefore the tear gas was ftred. agamst U.S. troops during ,oam today, Atr Force fighter· tung. own 'medicine. j'l'lle guerrillas then broke off m, operation AtUeboro in !be ' bombers struck_ twice at the The Hong Kong Sing Tao daily said a band of u.s. military spokesmeo said retreat with the winds at tileor Central Hlgfllands last fall. '1'1181 Nguyen rail yard about 40 young Marxist students raided the birthplace of China'• the gas was used against 4tb backs. Ahoul a mile away, when Two Jets Lost nules north or Ha1101. The yard greatest sage in Shantung province and r8%ed a temple Infantry Division troops Mon- tbe shells were burled, the wlDd U.S. spokesmen also reported L• adjacent to a large Chinese David Koblentz, Stsr Route, built centuries ago in his honor. It quoted a reeent a..U. da as they elosed in on the swept most or the gas back that two Air Force F4C · built steel mill. Dama1e in U1e Pomeroy, is one or two candi· cle in the official Peking IUard of Cornmwi!Jtlorce toward the Communill Ioree of IPhantom jets were lost in I (Cootinued on page 2) dates In the Southcentral Dis- People's Daily. the Chinese press and reachin~ r · · trict of Ohio to be considered China expert< in this British Hong Kong-mainly lhroulh • ' pert ' ' ', j I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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