http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ac5e5be622f7d5ab0eca55615817d9c3.pdf ccce881b8581b13cb00b22f662bf0e49 PDF Text Text ,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 . 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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 �• • • ills Fl IJoUS~ BERRrS ( .... "· "". Literary Battle Ends • • • I Columbus East Tops Class A A Poll, Strasb urg~ A Lea· COLUMBUS (UPI) - It was more to the Tiger story IIIU lotw:ibus Easl by a landslide that. East meets six!J>.rot.od In lhe ltr3t Ulllted Pre83 Inter· Columbus IJnden thla weekend national !Jtllo hif!h school b... In a sbowdo.., bailie for ~ ketball rot111gs of the season. city league leadorohip and lalal' \•cf II '"' small wonder, be- takes on fifth-ranked Doyloll raose the two - time stat.! Roosevelt In lbj! Gem City, r<.c.~ mpions are baCk again with 1 - - - • another powerhouse that rearty has dumped three mem- 1 _ _ ""' of the current_ top -10 iB : ! he CJass AA Ollio coaches I I *J'J CUrlooolJ, ~ Am"" llel4 four, ltnd C4)unty. ' Iwed< In o 1111-47 J>ombiJ>i o! lit. fooH Tom ~or ol Law· I Stndtlsky St. 141!1'' •1114' Ber!1 o1 Alhei!J Couuty Wlhe Other CIIU A lop JI . IIW!m- ' '!be rattnp take Into aeoount Vemon St. VIncent, and the J. In Waohlnrton Coo.aty Iill recuJor IOifll" L~,ll·~ 111011 llnt place Ia lhe beno, In ardor, wen Dtnll1lon only the l.eiUIUI, but out&taoding !oot-J center DOir hal o caner 1 1rbo bas lqlped 411 poinl.l "" Jtrlnl to It orhl! o 'f<IZ ~~~~ """' Closs A r111k1np bat wM 11 points behind Strubw'J. AmeoBern hod .... Fort Recovery line and lourlll-raled Wooda- 'OJ.: Todoy'sSportPorade I Mil)', Norii>'!'HWII of iDdlvldual efforl.l popped •P all total ol 1,143 poinl.l. Crooswblte lour...- lhiJ oeoaon 111r o ,post Oet llartJ<>f .11$1 ..,.._•-•t Wayne Coo.aiY, Malllflelcl St. over the slate. ' averages !II per gamo. 1. 3! • point average. lit '''""'d '!be Pontbon, '"W JUt~ . . .. . ,1 Peter, Do1,toft, !landulkJ . St. Tom Crolswlllte of Dennisorl One of the otate's bighell l 4t a week ago agalnJI Water· !tiled in lootb.U Wl, ~ ,. 10 Mll')'l and Cr.,tvl!w of Rich- ISL Mary scored Sl point> last , scoring averages belon&• to J. lonl. are 11-G lhiJ bilketJoAII .cam• ''"' pai&n. ., "i•·r ·1 NBA Standins• In Darke Connty;flaa are ... .., , The United Fress lntemationeseitl.d about a eoupf~ oi 1 $.....'I:' al Ohio ClaSII' A high ocl>ool By Ullled PI'L-tl llll<nlalloaal bealen teama wlllcb , .....~cr ·" • basketball ratings wiltl Urst Elttem Div!Jloo opecial permission . tron\" !hi!·'. 1 Sl w· . Hep Guv Hornung prepares to m 0 ne AB t'fu ., I B .d . Lo His 'Gn"d Career' ' tau I n e, se Cl AA * * ass i Ratings * ~~. vo!~s w~~~':: p., Athlochtl~ •• ~~· ratmgs, g::.. w L Pet Ohio High School) "' In the small school Class A lh h Sat :1 Jan. If in Pbnadelpbla u 4 .m leialiDn to Ow•... ·' division, Strasburg of TuscaraCOLUMBUS IUP!) - The pa~':..7t~eses; .. ay Boelon 30 1% .7ff Franklin Monroe !II-G) will '"' was County, undefeated m Il l obi thrown In the Unlted Press International New York 2.1 23 .Ill meet Port Re<-overy 03-01 !"'t"'Jt:: starts, was a narrow choiC<! of I By MILTON RICHMAN already may be over tor blm ..,.ndJon .. t f r the benefit of Class AA higli school basket-; T•am ··••nt• Cincinnati 18 23 .139 neutral Door at Greenville ,Ia;. ,::, 24 ooaches, who gave the Tlg- 1 NEW YORK IUl'l) - Paul UlSola;;.:: hilt football career 11 :'":.w Saints or tilat lball ratings with first place I I. Stmburg (I) (11-GI 118 Baltimore 10 33 .2011 1111-., ' "''" ers o•ly one first place vote but Hornung, a real bep guy, knows oonce · f TV. b ' Bd 1 1 r<l rl z. Fl. Recovery t3) (1:1-0) ~~~ .. ;H 13 more ·points than runnerup ;he has to win some and lose Catalnly there wu no~ be may be in line or a . JO •Votes a I ~o~os ~~t sd 'l Ames-Bern (6) (11-0) LOO Westem .Division 1 Fort Recovery. .some even wllen It comes rlgltl ·forlorn looldnl Individual than bu.t..:_~- ~Is pure ~llJectpeu~k ~:.me~li":pare~~~!e.s a ur ay 4. Woodsfield 14) ill·tl Sl W L ' pet ,~; 8 Columbus East, which won !down to such basics as llfe, love : old No. 5 at the Super Bowl n~.::.~• ornung M o:: San Fran 29 17 .630 ,. r · 2 the Class AA title under Coach !and liberty. Igame In Loo Angel01 wbtre he .aboul hllarm, he tried to he 1 Team Points 5· Denn. Sl. .ary 1 1 19- 11 w St. Looi• · 19 Z5 .432 , _ ..., , Bob Hart In IV63 gathered 18 1 !remained on the oldellne opllmiiUc, bul•l was obvious he I . Col. East (18) (111-G) 3ru : 6. Northwe!llern 12) (12-1) 61 Detroit 18 '¥1 .4011 ':l ,._. of the 34 first iace votes i• < . The blood, 311-year-old one- i throughout, anxiously peering It realized enclly how serious hts 2. Lorain King (5) 113-G) , 19l 7· Mans. St. Peter IZI l.9-l '•' · Los Angeles 18 '¥1 .4Ull '. "" . P lime golden boy of tho Green , the actio• on tbe field yet stuaUon was. . . 8. Dalton (12-1)' 47 19 30 ' 3118 "~ the btg schooi ralmgs aBd col- I Bay Packers is scheduled to Win knowln he couldnt't be • of "I JUOIS you'd, bave to say 3. Ltma Shawnee l4) <IIH ) t89 ' 9. San . St. Marys (2) (11-G) :HI Chicago . lect~ 3Q3 ~rnts . to , runnerup one and lose one within the next it due~ a pinched nerv~ bis it'a comlhg along, but . it 4. Canton LiJ.1COin. (10..2) 118 10. C~estview (10-1 ) J4 Mollday's Re&lllll Loram Admtral Kmgs 194. . 24 hours. back which impaira the use ol certainly isn't 100 per cent yet," 5. Dayton Roosevelt 19-ZI 97 ~ Second 18: II. Maysville ~ Baltimore 100 St. Louis 118 The Class AA rankJngs show- , If he id "Wbat I h t . d , 6. CoL LindOB (I) (J0-1) 9o 12 Bloomville 32 · 13. Rarr.es- (only game scheduled) ed only tllree undefeated squads: He'll lose his liberty Wednes- ' e 1 Wbuten bu:lt' d , ,:peoffo 0 " 1. Newark (9-3) 86 .·ite ill 28 · 14 FrankliB-Mo•among the top 10, but the tall iday when he says "I do," F the p k , up urtng he':t.., season; 8. Marlon 110·2) 83 ~~e , 7. 15 ' St-· Henry 24 . 16. Tueaday'o Game 1 1 1 . ; and talented Tigers from Col· . nlthough he's positive he has an .u:'~Jyo hoopedac en pl".frs l'~anultsaj.llnow ; h or ·~; 9. CUyahoga Falls I ll·l) 69 Middle~n Fenwick. ar>d New York at Philadelphia 0 10 8 umbus dealt out setbacks to iall-time winner in Pat Roeder, Rib ..~; .. ~M llhe,tCbiupe! tedr[andq ·~~ JUS ave wa 10. Miamisburg (2) 00-0) 63 ..... uud: gto ""each· 19 Zanr:>J- &ston at Chicago •• · 0[ 1h 0t• ~ h ' 1h b t"ul odlh' 8 ey~~o san see. . .. .arm nWI , .. w•ree e uers. ~as\ as : e eau " m e e marry- H all 11 1 .J In a wa this sho"'d be the Second 10: 11 T 1 d L'bbe 1 ville Rosecrans and Caldwell 21 'only games scheduled) taken on fourth-ranked Canton mg. omung, norm Y un over' ~' .,.a • oe o l 'i !~--'-.::_-----'---~ L' ·In e lh ranked N ~I M d M H rnung are was among the quietest of them happiest ume of all for Paul I(I) ~; 12. Cleveland East Tech each. ewar. : r. aD rs .. 0 all. Hornung. (1) :;&; 13. Dayton Belmont (lt Others: Crooksville 20; Flv· i FRIDAY'S GAMEs~ · mco. · s~v n · and mnth plaC<! Cuyahoga, Falls ' due lo start thetr hon"Ymooo He thumped his roomie Mar He's about to he married, he I11 ; 14. Cincinnati Elder 43; 15. ette Ill 19: Western (Pike) Ji; I so far thts s~ason and still has ·~ Im?.'ledmtely _ afterward ID Ha- McGee on the back a couple of has no financial problems and Toledo St. Francis (1) 42 ; 16. East Canton and Carey 16 Wellsto~ at Athens_ . 8 perfect ~ecord to show for 1,' · wan.' but m 3 sense Paul times and seemed quite pleased. DO outside ones, either. Canton McKinley 41; 17 . Mid- each; Southeastern (Ross) 15; Nelsonville at Galhpohs But do~t _go _ ~way,_!her_: _~ realizes anot~~~~=~~ when Elijah Pitts, tt:ae fellow But he may be all through dletown 36; 18. Hamilton Gar- Fairview 14; AlexandEr 12; Logan at Jac~son Daily Sentinel, Pomero ·Middleport 0 _ Jan. 17 1967_ 3 wbo Joc)k his job away, told with football at the relatively field 22; 19. Toledo Central 20; 1 York, Gibsonburg, Shadyside Pomeroy at Mtdd1eport :':Z~mii:7.;;;:::;::;;;;;:;~it:::;Y,! 1 120. Colerain 18. Y ' ' everyone how much Hornung early age of 30. That hurts. ond Wayne 12 each: R,ver Lo. · ~' · :>;;c. [ - - - - - -- -- · bad helped blm and how i!omuns isn' t crying about It, Olbers: Parma Valley Forge cal Ill tl ; Mogadore ill an:! ·· ·· ' mdebted he was to blm. tboul!h. He knows by now that Ill 11 ; Lancaster t6; Worthing- Middleport 1~ each. "You coming back next year, in this lire, you win some and ton 15; Sandusky, Hamilton . Others receh:iog aiDe Dr Jess Paul~" came the inevitable you lose some. Taft and Coshocton 12 each; 1 points: Newark Cc..thoiic, Alquestton. Eastwood, Dayton Fairview 11 bany, Lincoln Heights, Lock·~rm really not sure," be said each; Youngstown Chaney, Tif- l tand , Germantown, Mason, slowly. "I'm goinl to hove to fin ColumbiOB, Elyria tl) and I Piquo Catholic, Hu•lingto• walt and see. rm IQiog to try Lima 10 each: Cleveland West Ross, Proctorville · Fatrland, ODd . build up my arm by Monday's Tech, Waverly, Oakwood 9 Skyvu-, , Bridgeport, Botkins, workmg wlth barbella for tbe CoUeae BaU.elball Results · Hamilton Badin, Ketter- Jackson Center. New Knoxville. neil l~w montns and then By UDlled Preso I.Dtematlooat West, Canton Sout!t and AI- Ft. Loramie, Ayersville, Chi'lli maybe I'll give football anotber E••t 8 each; Tipp City, Ot· cothe Flaget, Pecbies, ClrclAtry if everything turns out all Connecticut 99 Vermont 70 tawa·Glandorf 7 each; Cincin- ville Logan Elm Batavi~, Ross. ril!ht." · St. Mlchaell 91' Middlebury II nati Withrow, Piqua, Toledo lord, >;ew Bost< ~. Ottawa llill> ~ornung was voieing a hut Hawthorne 112 Windham 74 Rogers 6 each. Attic<'l . Bloomvitle, Monroeville, famt hope and_ In a way it was St. Peters 78 Fairfield 76 Other teama ,..elvlog live or Springfield Local, Garawav. rather pathetic because here Midw~ less points: Bellefontaine, Fair- Southington. -----Built rugged for was tile oame man who had Guatavus IS U. Mmn. Dul. !6 born, Bay Village, Euclid, the Pact~· chestnuts Winona st. 83 Belhel 69 Cleveland Kennedy, Bedford, heavy duty of !he llre".ulni' aTter time Cr•Jghton 85 A.F. Academy 77 Minerva, West Holmes, ClayID"S service on · du,;n• his .:areer. He 1cored Soutb mont, Flndlay, Massillon, Ea:;t ~ highway~~ or five asalnst ltle MarylaBd 68 Clemson 411 Liverpool, Marietta, Zanesville, SEOAL ALL GAMES : YOu. hai~: bills to pay. This takes . . Colts In I conteel fo,·j Georgia T. 84 Ohio Sl. 73 Columbus Hartley, Portsmouth. , r~ AM W L P OP back roads 1110118f ..... WE HAVE MONEY I diVision title ~ ~.t;ently as ] North Car. A&T 75 !1organ 51 Champion, Bellaire, Cincinna~i Jackson .... . 8 4 812 724 ap. " East Carolina 80 Citadel '12 Woodward. Middleport 6 3 530 503 '• . Full Size Very reasonable ratos and terms. ~~ . )I"'!J!I the Vanderbilt 71 Auburn &5 Nelsonville , .. . . 6 4 599 551 . .'!"lr•,~'"' !l!llll have Tennessee 66 Florida 53 Pia. A&M 76 Tuskegee 69 Athens .. .. • • . 6 4 487 4!10 Phone or mme in soon, Be glad 6-Piy Load • could have been West Va. 91 V&. Military 77 Western Ky. 100 Morehead 69 Pomeroy . . . . . . 6 4 6119 63l to lee you. .H. rtiOtU1 is tin !'!!'~ l!nJe .lw. eyll!',.WI!uld suit Miami Pia. 97 Tampa 66 Memphis St. 4£ Florida St. l2 Logan . . , , . , ... 5 7 751 783 . "~.. ... , ,, Georgia 49 Kentucky 411 Southern Ill. 5Z Ky. Wes. 51 Gallipulis .. .. .. 4 7 668 693 ~lio., Cil7 r.o,. U lbe MUflltll', . ~W J'"ndtiiJe? Fla. Southern 67 St. !.e(t 61 Sautbwest Wellston . 2 0 107 784 There has been IIQme talk Sewanee 71 David Lips'"<lmb 65 Tex. A&l 57 Southwestern 53 TONIGHT'S GAME might be OJJlODI lltose Winston Salem 103 Eliz. Cty 94 Midwestern U. 70 S. 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SJleed-0-Matrc£~;;~~~~ Attachment 3-Way Handle Makes seven . handy tools: 1-Q-711 •Screw hole starter •Speed-0-Matic ocrewdriver •Screwdriver •Socket eet with speeder •Nutdriver •Wrench set • Brace and bit .g 9 Limit- per c:uiiiDmer at this price •F1!1120-tlall~ cilpacily .•Epy~.cl~ / • ·' .. - Additonal Tool Sets $3.95 Each • Sruip•cilllid ., ·•t88 Two Juniors On 'IT Team For Columbus Ratchet ' Jack O'ConneiJ, a vice pres"[ think so because there is a 1 AAI!!troha~~U!.-"'bes"!!cclde~tbe~~~~= J tdenl of the Houston Sports different feeling all together," I Association, separated the two, Terrell said. "I feel meaner but Clay continued to dance toward Clay than Jones. I think arouBd the taller Terrell a•~ Clay will fight back. Jones just chant, uhey, I'm in shape. wanted to go the distance. Clay I man." will fight back and he will get No punches were thrown, but · it." i about 15 per11011s witnessed tbe "Yoo act like he's some sort 1 lncldenl of superman,'" Terre11 told a : It was Clay and Terrell's group of newsmen in reference I' near :!ghl In less tllan. to Clay. The Greater Columbus .,... week. They almost came "I'm going in there with some ! will be represented bJ two . to blows In New York during kind of a punk. He doesn't have I and two t..,....... I• tha press confofO!!ce last monlll. near as much ability as I have. lntercities Tabl• Tennis Touma- J""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..._iiiiiiii""' ment Jan. :11-29 In Columbus. The team Is headed by D•l Joon, 24, world rtlllked South KorelL• champion 1101r living In Columbus. No. 2·position was won Saturday ·in round play of • neid of II players John Spencer, lormer ""'- 11 lllen's champion, N~: S by John Tannehill. 14, Middleport, aBd No. ·4 by Roger LOwll. 15, eo. lumhuo, It Is the llrot )'!II' that ~• many as two junloNge pJaym made the 111'1!1 Columbus team. Tannehill and tew1a IAJ«ether wort the v. s. OpeiJ BoyJ lhBd under dottblea till• In tlia5. They are ra:tked 1-J In Obit> !loY• IS and UBdor and Tlnneltm aJ. Is No. tIn Oblo l!aya 17 artd ' •·Q-757 UmltOne · . Per Customer lJnd!r. Tannebill l••:ond '~ · eani[iele In Ute thltt weellend, \Itt 1<>1the ·-.- Want Car 'Forth• "I lnsqrance You Pay'? You read • • Wider. range of prices than ever-all the war from $2,410 to $4.8&11 (And 21 Oldsmobiles are actu~•Y priced below $21,20!) • Wldar •range of features-lnc:ludlng a· fult roster Of <rtandard Items on every Oldsmobile I, ·· • .wid•r rilnge of models I 3,6 Teronlllo-lnsp~ to thoOu from! • · \ . . .. . ,..;. ............... ,.~~~~ .... ,.. .............. _ ..... _...._ ......... .iil~ ...... ' :' . ~ .,··-~ ... \ ·•' . '""---"" ...-t'·...L::~: . ~ .. . ,_..._.., .. l;i...., �• • • ills Fl IJoUS~ BERRrS ( .... "· "". Literary Battle Ends • • • I Columbus East Tops Class A A Poll, Strasb urg~ A Lea· COLUMBUS (UPI) - It was more to the Tiger story IIIU lotw:ibus Easl by a landslide that. East meets six!J>.rot.od In lhe ltr3t Ulllted Pre83 Inter· Columbus IJnden thla weekend national !Jtllo hif!h school b... In a sbowdo.., bailie for ~ ketball rot111gs of the season. city league leadorohip and lalal' \•cf II '"' small wonder, be- takes on fifth-ranked Doyloll raose the two - time stat.! Roosevelt In lbj! Gem City, r<.c.~ mpions are baCk again with 1 - - - • another powerhouse that rearty has dumped three mem- 1 _ _ ""' of the current_ top -10 iB : ! he CJass AA Ollio coaches I I *J'J CUrlooolJ, ~ Am"" llel4 four, ltnd C4)unty. ' Iwed< In o 1111-47 J>ombiJ>i o! lit. fooH Tom ~or ol Law· I Stndtlsky St. 141!1'' •1114' Ber!1 o1 Alhei!J Couuty Wlhe Other CIIU A lop JI . IIW!m- ' '!be rattnp take Into aeoount Vemon St. VIncent, and the J. In Waohlnrton Coo.aty Iill recuJor IOifll" L~,ll·~ 111011 llnt place Ia lhe beno, In ardor, wen Dtnll1lon only the l.eiUIUI, but out&taoding !oot-J center DOir hal o caner 1 1rbo bas lqlped 411 poinl.l "" Jtrlnl to It orhl! o 'f<IZ ~~~~ """' Closs A r111k1np bat wM 11 points behind Strubw'J. AmeoBern hod .... Fort Recovery line and lourlll-raled Wooda- 'OJ.: Todoy'sSportPorade I Mil)', Norii>'!'HWII of iDdlvldual efforl.l popped •P all total ol 1,143 poinl.l. Crooswblte lour...- lhiJ oeoaon 111r o ,post Oet llartJ<>f .11$1 ..,.._•-•t Wayne Coo.aiY, Malllflelcl St. over the slate. ' averages !II per gamo. 1. 3! • point average. lit '''""'d '!be Pontbon, '"W JUt~ . . .. . ,1 Peter, Do1,toft, !landulkJ . St. Tom Crolswlllte of Dennisorl One of the otate's bighell l 4t a week ago agalnJI Water· !tiled in lootb.U Wl, ~ ,. 10 Mll')'l and Cr.,tvl!w of Rich- ISL Mary scored Sl point> last , scoring averages belon&• to J. lonl. are 11-G lhiJ bilketJoAII .cam• ''"' pai&n. ., "i•·r ·1 NBA Standins• In Darke Connty;flaa are ... .., , The United Fress lntemationeseitl.d about a eoupf~ oi 1 $.....'I:' al Ohio ClaSII' A high ocl>ool By Ullled PI'L-tl llll<nlalloaal bealen teama wlllcb , .....~cr ·" • basketball ratings wiltl Urst Elttem Div!Jloo opecial permission . tron\" !hi!·'. 1 Sl w· . Hep Guv Hornung prepares to m 0 ne AB t'fu ., I B .d . Lo His 'Gn"d Career' ' tau I n e, se Cl AA * * ass i Ratings * ~~. vo!~s w~~~':: p., Athlochtl~ •• ~~· ratmgs, g::.. w L Pet Ohio High School) "' In the small school Class A lh h Sat :1 Jan. If in Pbnadelpbla u 4 .m leialiDn to Ow•... ·' division, Strasburg of TuscaraCOLUMBUS IUP!) - The pa~':..7t~eses; .. ay Boelon 30 1% .7ff Franklin Monroe !II-G) will '"' was County, undefeated m Il l obi thrown In the Unlted Press International New York 2.1 23 .Ill meet Port Re<-overy 03-01 !"'t"'Jt:: starts, was a narrow choiC<! of I By MILTON RICHMAN already may be over tor blm ..,.ndJon .. t f r the benefit of Class AA higli school basket-; T•am ··••nt• Cincinnati 18 23 .139 neutral Door at Greenville ,Ia;. ,::, 24 ooaches, who gave the Tlg- 1 NEW YORK IUl'l) - Paul UlSola;;.:: hilt football career 11 :'":.w Saints or tilat lball ratings with first place I I. Stmburg (I) (11-GI 118 Baltimore 10 33 .2011 1111-., ' "''" ers o•ly one first place vote but Hornung, a real bep guy, knows oonce · f TV. b ' Bd 1 1 r<l rl z. Fl. Recovery t3) (1:1-0) ~~~ .. ;H 13 more ·points than runnerup ;he has to win some and lose Catalnly there wu no~ be may be in line or a . JO •Votes a I ~o~os ~~t sd 'l Ames-Bern (6) (11-0) LOO Westem .Division 1 Fort Recovery. .some even wllen It comes rlgltl ·forlorn looldnl Individual than bu.t..:_~- ~Is pure ~llJectpeu~k ~:.me~li":pare~~~!e.s a ur ay 4. Woodsfield 14) ill·tl Sl W L ' pet ,~; 8 Columbus East, which won !down to such basics as llfe, love : old No. 5 at the Super Bowl n~.::.~• ornung M o:: San Fran 29 17 .630 ,. r · 2 the Class AA title under Coach !and liberty. Igame In Loo Angel01 wbtre he .aboul hllarm, he tried to he 1 Team Points 5· Denn. Sl. .ary 1 1 19- 11 w St. Looi• · 19 Z5 .432 , _ ..., , Bob Hart In IV63 gathered 18 1 !remained on the oldellne opllmiiUc, bul•l was obvious he I . Col. East (18) (111-G) 3ru : 6. Northwe!llern 12) (12-1) 61 Detroit 18 '¥1 .4011 ':l ,._. of the 34 first iace votes i• < . The blood, 311-year-old one- i throughout, anxiously peering It realized enclly how serious hts 2. Lorain King (5) 113-G) , 19l 7· Mans. St. Peter IZI l.9-l '•' · Los Angeles 18 '¥1 .4Ull '. "" . P lime golden boy of tho Green , the actio• on tbe field yet stuaUon was. . . 8. Dalton (12-1)' 47 19 30 ' 3118 "~ the btg schooi ralmgs aBd col- I Bay Packers is scheduled to Win knowln he couldnt't be • of "I JUOIS you'd, bave to say 3. Ltma Shawnee l4) <IIH ) t89 ' 9. San . St. Marys (2) (11-G) :HI Chicago . lect~ 3Q3 ~rnts . to , runnerup one and lose one within the next it due~ a pinched nerv~ bis it'a comlhg along, but . it 4. Canton LiJ.1COin. (10..2) 118 10. C~estview (10-1 ) J4 Mollday's Re&lllll Loram Admtral Kmgs 194. . 24 hours. back which impaira the use ol certainly isn't 100 per cent yet," 5. Dayton Roosevelt 19-ZI 97 ~ Second 18: II. Maysville ~ Baltimore 100 St. Louis 118 The Class AA rankJngs show- , If he id "Wbat I h t . d , 6. CoL LindOB (I) (J0-1) 9o 12 Bloomville 32 · 13. Rarr.es- (only game scheduled) ed only tllree undefeated squads: He'll lose his liberty Wednes- ' e 1 Wbuten bu:lt' d , ,:peoffo 0 " 1. Newark (9-3) 86 .·ite ill 28 · 14 FrankliB-Mo•among the top 10, but the tall iday when he says "I do," F the p k , up urtng he':t.., season; 8. Marlon 110·2) 83 ~~e , 7. 15 ' St-· Henry 24 . 16. Tueaday'o Game 1 1 1 . ; and talented Tigers from Col· . nlthough he's positive he has an .u:'~Jyo hoopedac en pl".frs l'~anultsaj.llnow ; h or ·~; 9. CUyahoga Falls I ll·l) 69 Middle~n Fenwick. ar>d New York at Philadelphia 0 10 8 umbus dealt out setbacks to iall-time winner in Pat Roeder, Rib ..~; .. ~M llhe,tCbiupe! tedr[andq ·~~ JUS ave wa 10. Miamisburg (2) 00-0) 63 ..... uud: gto ""each· 19 Zanr:>J- &ston at Chicago •• · 0[ 1h 0t• ~ h ' 1h b t"ul odlh' 8 ey~~o san see. . .. .arm nWI , .. w•ree e uers. ~as\ as : e eau " m e e marry- H all 11 1 .J In a wa this sho"'d be the Second 10: 11 T 1 d L'bbe 1 ville Rosecrans and Caldwell 21 'only games scheduled) taken on fourth-ranked Canton mg. omung, norm Y un over' ~' .,.a • oe o l 'i !~--'-.::_-----'---~ L' ·In e lh ranked N ~I M d M H rnung are was among the quietest of them happiest ume of all for Paul I(I) ~; 12. Cleveland East Tech each. ewar. : r. aD rs .. 0 all. Hornung. (1) :;&; 13. Dayton Belmont (lt Others: Crooksville 20; Flv· i FRIDAY'S GAMEs~ · mco. · s~v n · and mnth plaC<! Cuyahoga, Falls ' due lo start thetr hon"Ymooo He thumped his roomie Mar He's about to he married, he I11 ; 14. Cincinnati Elder 43; 15. ette Ill 19: Western (Pike) Ji; I so far thts s~ason and still has ·~ Im?.'ledmtely _ afterward ID Ha- McGee on the back a couple of has no financial problems and Toledo St. Francis (1) 42 ; 16. East Canton and Carey 16 Wellsto~ at Athens_ . 8 perfect ~ecord to show for 1,' · wan.' but m 3 sense Paul times and seemed quite pleased. DO outside ones, either. Canton McKinley 41; 17 . Mid- each; Southeastern (Ross) 15; Nelsonville at Galhpohs But do~t _go _ ~way,_!her_: _~ realizes anot~~~~=~~ when Elijah Pitts, tt:ae fellow But he may be all through dletown 36; 18. Hamilton Gar- Fairview 14; AlexandEr 12; Logan at Jac~son Daily Sentinel, Pomero ·Middleport 0 _ Jan. 17 1967_ 3 wbo Joc)k his job away, told with football at the relatively field 22; 19. Toledo Central 20; 1 York, Gibsonburg, Shadyside Pomeroy at Mtdd1eport :':Z~mii:7.;;;:::;::;;;;;:;~it:::;Y,! 1 120. Colerain 18. Y ' ' everyone how much Hornung early age of 30. That hurts. ond Wayne 12 each: R,ver Lo. · ~' · :>;;c. [ - - - - - -- -- · bad helped blm and how i!omuns isn' t crying about It, Olbers: Parma Valley Forge cal Ill tl ; Mogadore ill an:! ·· ·· ' mdebted he was to blm. tboul!h. He knows by now that Ill 11 ; Lancaster t6; Worthing- Middleport 1~ each. "You coming back next year, in this lire, you win some and ton 15; Sandusky, Hamilton . Others receh:iog aiDe Dr Jess Paul~" came the inevitable you lose some. Taft and Coshocton 12 each; 1 points: Newark Cc..thoiic, Alquestton. Eastwood, Dayton Fairview 11 bany, Lincoln Heights, Lock·~rm really not sure," be said each; Youngstown Chaney, Tif- l tand , Germantown, Mason, slowly. "I'm goinl to hove to fin ColumbiOB, Elyria tl) and I Piquo Catholic, Hu•lingto• walt and see. rm IQiog to try Lima 10 each: Cleveland West Ross, Proctorville · Fatrland, ODd . build up my arm by Monday's Tech, Waverly, Oakwood 9 Skyvu-, , Bridgeport, Botkins, workmg wlth barbella for tbe CoUeae BaU.elball Results · Hamilton Badin, Ketter- Jackson Center. New Knoxville. neil l~w montns and then By UDlled Preso I.Dtematlooat West, Canton Sout!t and AI- Ft. Loramie, Ayersville, Chi'lli maybe I'll give football anotber E••t 8 each; Tipp City, Ot· cothe Flaget, Pecbies, ClrclAtry if everything turns out all Connecticut 99 Vermont 70 tawa·Glandorf 7 each; Cincin- ville Logan Elm Batavi~, Ross. ril!ht." · St. Mlchaell 91' Middlebury II nati Withrow, Piqua, Toledo lord, >;ew Bost< ~. Ottawa llill> ~ornung was voieing a hut Hawthorne 112 Windham 74 Rogers 6 each. Attic<'l . Bloomvitle, Monroeville, famt hope and_ In a way it was St. Peters 78 Fairfield 76 Other teama ,..elvlog live or Springfield Local, Garawav. rather pathetic because here Midw~ less points: Bellefontaine, Fair- Southington. -----Built rugged for was tile oame man who had Guatavus IS U. Mmn. Dul. !6 born, Bay Village, Euclid, the Pact~· chestnuts Winona st. 83 Belhel 69 Cleveland Kennedy, Bedford, heavy duty of !he llre".ulni' aTter time Cr•Jghton 85 A.F. Academy 77 Minerva, West Holmes, ClayID"S service on · du,;n• his .:areer. He 1cored Soutb mont, Flndlay, Massillon, Ea:;t ~ highway~~ or five asalnst ltle MarylaBd 68 Clemson 411 Liverpool, Marietta, Zanesville, SEOAL ALL GAMES : YOu. hai~: bills to pay. This takes . . Colts In I conteel fo,·j Georgia T. 84 Ohio Sl. 73 Columbus Hartley, Portsmouth. , r~ AM W L P OP back roads 1110118f ..... WE HAVE MONEY I diVision title ~ ~.t;ently as ] North Car. A&T 75 !1organ 51 Champion, Bellaire, Cincinna~i Jackson .... . 8 4 812 724 ap. " East Carolina 80 Citadel '12 Woodward. Middleport 6 3 530 503 '• . Full Size Very reasonable ratos and terms. ~~ . )I"'!J!I the Vanderbilt 71 Auburn &5 Nelsonville , .. . . 6 4 599 551 . .'!"lr•,~'"' !l!llll have Tennessee 66 Florida 53 Pia. A&M 76 Tuskegee 69 Athens .. .. • • . 6 4 487 4!10 Phone or mme in soon, Be glad 6-Piy Load • could have been West Va. 91 V&. Military 77 Western Ky. 100 Morehead 69 Pomeroy . . . . . . 6 4 6119 63l to lee you. .H. rtiOtU1 is tin !'!!'~ l!nJe .lw. eyll!',.WI!uld suit Miami Pia. 97 Tampa 66 Memphis St. 4£ Florida St. l2 Logan . . , , . , ... 5 7 751 783 . "~.. ... , ,, Georgia 49 Kentucky 411 Southern Ill. 5Z Ky. Wes. 51 Gallipulis .. .. .. 4 7 668 693 ~lio., Cil7 r.o,. U lbe MUflltll', . ~W J'"ndtiiJe? Fla. Southern 67 St. !.e(t 61 Sautbwest Wellston . 2 0 107 784 There has been IIQme talk Sewanee 71 David Lips'"<lmb 65 Tex. A&l 57 Southwestern 53 TONIGHT'S GAME might be OJJlODI lltose Winston Salem 103 Eliz. Cty 94 Midwestern U. 70 S. 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SJleed-0-Matrc£~;;~~~~ Attachment 3-Way Handle Makes seven . handy tools: 1-Q-711 •Screw hole starter •Speed-0-Matic ocrewdriver •Screwdriver •Socket eet with speeder •Nutdriver •Wrench set • Brace and bit .g 9 Limit- per c:uiiiDmer at this price •F1!1120-tlall~ cilpacily .•Epy~.cl~ / • ·' .. - Additonal Tool Sets $3.95 Each • Sruip•cilllid ., ·•t88 Two Juniors On 'IT Team For Columbus Ratchet ' Jack O'ConneiJ, a vice pres"[ think so because there is a 1 AAI!!troha~~U!.-"'bes"!!cclde~tbe~~~~= J tdenl of the Houston Sports different feeling all together," I Association, separated the two, Terrell said. "I feel meaner but Clay continued to dance toward Clay than Jones. I think arouBd the taller Terrell a•~ Clay will fight back. Jones just chant, uhey, I'm in shape. wanted to go the distance. Clay I man." will fight back and he will get No punches were thrown, but · it." i about 15 per11011s witnessed tbe "Yoo act like he's some sort 1 lncldenl of superman,'" Terre11 told a : It was Clay and Terrell's group of newsmen in reference I' near :!ghl In less tllan. to Clay. The Greater Columbus .,... week. They almost came "I'm going in there with some ! will be represented bJ two . to blows In New York during kind of a punk. He doesn't have I and two t..,....... I• tha press confofO!!ce last monlll. near as much ability as I have. lntercities Tabl• Tennis Touma- J""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..._iiiiiiii""' ment Jan. :11-29 In Columbus. The team Is headed by D•l Joon, 24, world rtlllked South KorelL• champion 1101r living In Columbus. No. 2·position was won Saturday ·in round play of • neid of II players John Spencer, lormer ""'- 11 lllen's champion, N~: S by John Tannehill. 14, Middleport, aBd No. ·4 by Roger LOwll. 15, eo. lumhuo, It Is the llrot )'!II' that ~• many as two junloNge pJaym made the 111'1!1 Columbus team. Tannehill and tew1a IAJ«ether wort the v. s. OpeiJ BoyJ lhBd under dottblea till• In tlia5. They are ra:tked 1-J In Obit> !loY• IS and UBdor and Tlnneltm aJ. Is No. tIn Oblo l!aya 17 artd ' •·Q-757 UmltOne · . Per Customer lJnd!r. Tannebill l••:ond '~ · eani[iele In Ute thltt weellend, \Itt 1<>1the ·-.- Want Car 'Forth• "I lnsqrance You Pay'? You read • • Wider. range of prices than ever-all the war from $2,410 to $4.8&11 (And 21 Oldsmobiles are actu~•Y priced below $21,20!) • Wldar •range of features-lnc:ludlng a· fult roster Of <rtandard Items on every Oldsmobile I, ·· • .wid•r rilnge of models I 3,6 Teronlllo-lnsp~ to thoOu from! • · \ . . .. . ,..;. ............... ,.~~~~ .... ,.. .............. _ ..... _...._ ......... .iil~ ...... ' :' . ~ .,··-~ ... \ ·•' . '""---"" ...-t'·...L::~: . ~ .. . ,_..._.., .. l;i...., �' Ji ~-~ar;'; ' ~-- ~:.:~ ·7e. ,i~·--.L-,c-:.Y~ ~~:- - ·- ;? 1:· .'1 . ~ ~.:-ca -;. -:-.-:-- f Cremeens Pace ·Pointmakers ...... ~ SeniceCIIf• MI. K. L IYlD leAf 206 N. S.cond Ave. Mlclcllepott, Ohtcl ON Thii...,..Yr J111. 19 IUIIER -TWEAl MQM ' tA.M.Io 12Noon ' F., All The .,amllr To :repair and Mnlee ~ llearini WI " $1.99 ,. S6·" ..,.,................. •rz..,.l' • allllltkw foi' Mle Mr. Byrd will be Jlld to alfe )'OU l free Jillll'iu re.t With tile latest Btl= tone Eledroolc equlp- ROUSH SHOE STORE - '] I 1111C1111 ...., sa menL If heerilltl Ia pur problem lleltooie 11 tt.._r The lox books ere now open for the .,...IIHr of Flrnt holf colledion of the 1965 hll otlle T.-. · Also for delinquent tax. Closing d1te will be F• I, 1967, BEL TONE llelnlilaAW Howerd E. Frenlc !Galli . polis iJunior High :T~ams Triumph '1'111 Gtlllpollo Junior "* etball team twO milnth road trip Moo•lllltnl!lg bjl-leveling Rutsevt:!Ub;Jirld eighth grade .'• P uiiilels. , ,:. 'Die, G(lljp(I)\!,J"Venth .,.n 17.l 'J~i~Cdilft grade romp;e.t. 87-32. I Wednesda7, thl joquads will be oiJl to aveaae Jier ....ll!l ,~fl!~ to Pomeroy's ~ . NP.__!~M"& It will be the yOU!lg Galllans' first home ga"*-QL llle lllljUI campaigo. - 5041-INTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W.VA. ....... 525--7221 Meigs Cou!lf)' Treaurer FG Fr PTS R. Douglas, E .. . . 46 23 (SVAO Oalyl G. Hall, SW ....... 52 8 Name-Team G F0 FT Pll Av. T. Cremeens, Iff ... 43 !5 J. Hall, KC .... ... 39 23 G. Hal~ SW 5 ~ I 112 2U D. Daniels, liT - .. 3~ 20 T. Cremeens, liT M. Martin, E .. .•• 37 12 6 43 25 111 18.3 M. Payne, NG ..... 36 13 J. Hall, KC 6 39 23 101 16.5 C. Bradbury, KC .. 'II 19 R. Douglal, E 7 46 23 115 1U M. Spaulding, KC •. 26 20 D. Daniels, liT 6 34 20 88 tU ~D;;.;New;;:;land~,;E~-·..;;:12~20;;;"~ M. Payne, NG 6 36 13 83 13.7 1 M. Mlll'lin, E 7 37 12 86 12.2 C. Bradbury, KC 6 ~ 19 7i 12. HEADQUARTERS M. SpauldiDg, KC ----·~ ' unY,.. KING~ -- GJ.Ialre and SerVe CassedJles MIODL.PCIR'r RUBBER FOOTWEAR In his throwing arm for last two years, will undergo exploratory surgery. For The Whole Family AI Mlid ~ay, Snowden PRICU BEGIN _ pumped i n' l tIs for I h e BOSTON (UPJI - John HavUGallipolis s · . Wedemeyer, cek, former star of Ohio State Thomas, _ , and Boone had Univer,ity's ba!kelball squad, two poil\1~ ~1\h-. Pegg aot one. new capt.m :of the .. Boston Williams le<Uhe 1...rs with Celtico. · ·• • eigh~. w~I!IOf had six, AnderSIIO three. Gallipolia led 10-1, 16-6 and 26-16 aMhe quartermarks. In the n;gbtcap, Tom Pro,. and Steve Jones dumped in 19 each as the eighth graders won IN MOORE'S handily. Noe had nine lor the winners, David and Johnson six each in 1 balanced attack. North added four, Wedemeyer three and Ballard two. Clay and Anderson each had eight lor the losers. Craig bud six, Williams four. Napir.r Nick- ' $1-99 THE SHOE BOX Good. Care for Your Car Service Center - mson, and Snowden two each. Gallipolis led 1>-4, 12-14 and ~6- 26. GalUpolls' seventh Faden are now 5-2 for the year. T h e eighth grade, is 4-l. Sports Briefs NEW YP,RK (UP)) - It Is often said< that statistics doo't tell the whole story, but don' belleoe It wher. It cernes to the Naional£ketball AsSOCiation. The 7 s of Philadelphia, who are whole story in the NBA thli year, are not only winnlngtbn the court but in the record !loot, too. According to statistl~ relea..d today by the NBA, IIi• ~rs were first or second In virtually every offeDsive catea:ory in Sunday's QUICK SERVICE 2-HOUR ' DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- COMPLETE BRAKE JOB All 4 WhHIL Include• wheel cyllndor ovtrhoul, top laiMr-bn.. ~uol· ity nnlne, ad- Karr& VanZandt's Weekly $13 9 5 COLEMAN IYJtment 1nd fluid. HEATING Double-Action SHOCKS For 2 whoelo . ... $12.91 HNY'f duty orlglnol equipment quality ..•. , , . $11 SALE$ e SERVICE -· 98 ROWERS EXPRESS YOUR FEE1IEAUIIFUUY game;~ Beskles racking up a 11-4 sea- son ~ that is the best in the • lustory of professional aportiii t'hiladelphla had acored mort? points, 5,813, than any othef~~b and was averaging J24.f!ji!r game. which was al. so tops. • <i\. TAMPA. FLA. <UP() - Last week the St. Louis Hawk!l were almoa\ In the South for good. but thlngs didn't work out. They were in the Sooth for only a few boors Monday night and things came out even worse as the Hawks dropped a 100-98 det!i!liion to Baltimore at Tampa. f1a. MUFFLER INSTALLED-- He1vy Duty Alloy Co1tecl MUFFLER- FOil CHIV. INSTALLED _ _ WE INSTALL: e SPARK PLUGS e TUNE-UP, includes points, condenser •nd rotor • FUEL PUMPS e FLOOR MATS e SEA1 COVERS LO~ ANGELES (UP!l - Unbatmv Los Angeles Laker for· ward Rudy Larusso was expeCt· ed to decide today whether he would 10 to the Detroit Pistons to com'llete a three.corner deal II' reire from basketbalL CLEVELAND IUP!l -Frank Jly111. aroubled with nag11na ' MOORE'S Service C.nt•r Open Fri. Till- S•t. til9 124 W. MAIN 992-2848 POMEROY One free with every 7 gallons Ashland Gasoline ,. Your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer will give you one 12-ounce "Fire-King" casserole free with every seven gallons of_Ashla?d Vitalized Gaso_line you buy._These Danish·style, ~k-wh1te cas.ser_oles are1deal for baking and serving pot p1es, macarom dishes, baked beans ... as well as soups cereals and desserts. And they're oven-proof-guarantied by Good Housekeeping. As an added bonus, you can get the l'h·quart, matching covered casserole for only 49¢ with an oil change or lubrication at regular prices. Start your bake and serve casserole set now-at your near· by Ashland Oil Dealer displaying the "Free Casserole" sign. QIASE . III~C-¥· ~ ..........~.0- SAWCHUK RECUPBRATEII. TORONTO (UPl) .....(loa)le Terrv Sawchuk ol the Toronto Leaf•, sidelined alnee Dec. T with an Injured back, arrived bere Monday from bls bolllo in Detroit 1 to unclergo treatment and back llrentllhe~~> lt!g uerclses. Wf TIIMI• ........ 64 ·Chevrolet Oft that Important dl'/ show your friend or ..,. eel - how much you care with • 1Ift of fie. 288 V-8 motor, automatic trans., radio, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, white .,., Ut us tUIIIIt • 1 DISH GARDEN with black interior, one owner. Shows !ilood care. $2..50 up '1695 JBLOOMING ' MuMPWfl ~ ..;,. J.'.S:--lLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY I·' ~t:.'' ' • ' : .992-5342 • ~:t,' \ I I ' ·( /; -- ' l L , "Yo11'll Lilt~- OUr QuaUty Way of Doing Buaineu" .. ' '. . . -~ - ~(_)l'ne~y. Ohio ci.dlllee .,_ Oldsl'ii>bl~ · . · · ,, ' · · I \jf)l~ ' . · · ~j • .. ··~' 'CiiOi..lnllllliiiM ,..,,,.asllrandl '. · ; -•••c•' ......... • ............ .. < ' ' i· . . . . . - - ,, ,;,1 •TN·)) '' • ••• ¢1. ' <>lflil11 • Hill Rtllulll .·_ KARR-&VAN ZANDl • !'"l ."l 1111111 GMAC. Flntndng Av•ileW. . - $3.00., 'lf-'i' ''' '' H otft'nt' i?i ol'f S IIIII '-. ?( \ 1 • 'fO qb,-1 ••• ill r.. •' ou t l b;- 1'J1 t CIIHI f! t'!£11 • -~ h1-t.-:t'i7 ~· �' Ji ~-~ar;'; ' ~-- ~:.:~ ·7e. ,i~·--.L-,c-:.Y~ ~~:- - ·- ;? 1:· .'1 . ~ ~.:-ca -;. -:-.-:-- f Cremeens Pace ·Pointmakers ...... ~ SeniceCIIf• MI. K. L IYlD leAf 206 N. S.cond Ave. Mlclcllepott, Ohtcl ON Thii...,..Yr J111. 19 IUIIER -TWEAl MQM ' tA.M.Io 12Noon ' F., All The .,amllr To :repair and Mnlee ~ llearini WI " $1.99 ,. S6·" ..,.,................. •rz..,.l' • allllltkw foi' Mle Mr. Byrd will be Jlld to alfe )'OU l free Jillll'iu re.t With tile latest Btl= tone Eledroolc equlp- ROUSH SHOE STORE - '] I 1111C1111 ...., sa menL If heerilltl Ia pur problem lleltooie 11 tt.._r The lox books ere now open for the .,...IIHr of Flrnt holf colledion of the 1965 hll otlle T.-. · Also for delinquent tax. Closing d1te will be F• I, 1967, BEL TONE llelnlilaAW Howerd E. Frenlc !Galli . polis iJunior High :T~ams Triumph '1'111 Gtlllpollo Junior "* etball team twO milnth road trip Moo•lllltnl!lg bjl-leveling Rutsevt:!Ub;Jirld eighth grade .'• P uiiilels. , ,:. 'Die, G(lljp(I)\!,J"Venth .,.n 17.l 'J~i~Cdilft grade romp;e.t. 87-32. I Wednesda7, thl joquads will be oiJl to aveaae Jier ....ll!l ,~fl!~ to Pomeroy's ~ . NP.__!~M"& It will be the yOU!lg Galllans' first home ga"*-QL llle lllljUI campaigo. - 5041-INTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W.VA. ....... 525--7221 Meigs Cou!lf)' Treaurer FG Fr PTS R. Douglas, E .. . . 46 23 (SVAO Oalyl G. Hall, SW ....... 52 8 Name-Team G F0 FT Pll Av. T. Cremeens, Iff ... 43 !5 J. Hall, KC .... ... 39 23 G. Hal~ SW 5 ~ I 112 2U D. Daniels, liT - .. 3~ 20 T. Cremeens, liT M. Martin, E .. .•• 37 12 6 43 25 111 18.3 M. Payne, NG ..... 36 13 J. Hall, KC 6 39 23 101 16.5 C. Bradbury, KC .. 'II 19 R. Douglal, E 7 46 23 115 1U M. Spaulding, KC •. 26 20 D. Daniels, liT 6 34 20 88 tU ~D;;.;New;;:;land~,;E~-·..;;:12~20;;;"~ M. Payne, NG 6 36 13 83 13.7 1 M. Mlll'lin, E 7 37 12 86 12.2 C. Bradbury, KC 6 ~ 19 7i 12. HEADQUARTERS M. SpauldiDg, KC ----·~ ' unY,.. KING~ -- GJ.Ialre and SerVe CassedJles MIODL.PCIR'r RUBBER FOOTWEAR In his throwing arm for last two years, will undergo exploratory surgery. For The Whole Family AI Mlid ~ay, Snowden PRICU BEGIN _ pumped i n' l tIs for I h e BOSTON (UPJI - John HavUGallipolis s · . Wedemeyer, cek, former star of Ohio State Thomas, _ , and Boone had Univer,ity's ba!kelball squad, two poil\1~ ~1\h-. Pegg aot one. new capt.m :of the .. Boston Williams le<Uhe 1...rs with Celtico. · ·• • eigh~. w~I!IOf had six, AnderSIIO three. Gallipolia led 10-1, 16-6 and 26-16 aMhe quartermarks. In the n;gbtcap, Tom Pro,. and Steve Jones dumped in 19 each as the eighth graders won IN MOORE'S handily. Noe had nine lor the winners, David and Johnson six each in 1 balanced attack. North added four, Wedemeyer three and Ballard two. Clay and Anderson each had eight lor the losers. Craig bud six, Williams four. Napir.r Nick- ' $1-99 THE SHOE BOX Good. Care for Your Car Service Center - mson, and Snowden two each. Gallipolis led 1>-4, 12-14 and ~6- 26. GalUpolls' seventh Faden are now 5-2 for the year. T h e eighth grade, is 4-l. Sports Briefs NEW YP,RK (UP)) - It Is often said< that statistics doo't tell the whole story, but don' belleoe It wher. It cernes to the Naional£ketball AsSOCiation. The 7 s of Philadelphia, who are whole story in the NBA thli year, are not only winnlngtbn the court but in the record !loot, too. According to statistl~ relea..d today by the NBA, IIi• ~rs were first or second In virtually every offeDsive catea:ory in Sunday's QUICK SERVICE 2-HOUR ' DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- COMPLETE BRAKE JOB All 4 WhHIL Include• wheel cyllndor ovtrhoul, top laiMr-bn.. ~uol· ity nnlne, ad- Karr& VanZandt's Weekly $13 9 5 COLEMAN IYJtment 1nd fluid. HEATING Double-Action SHOCKS For 2 whoelo . ... $12.91 HNY'f duty orlglnol equipment quality ..•. , , . $11 SALE$ e SERVICE -· 98 ROWERS EXPRESS YOUR FEE1IEAUIIFUUY game;~ Beskles racking up a 11-4 sea- son ~ that is the best in the • lustory of professional aportiii t'hiladelphla had acored mort? points, 5,813, than any othef~~b and was averaging J24.f!ji!r game. which was al. so tops. • <i\. TAMPA. FLA. <UP() - Last week the St. Louis Hawk!l were almoa\ In the South for good. but thlngs didn't work out. They were in the Sooth for only a few boors Monday night and things came out even worse as the Hawks dropped a 100-98 det!i!liion to Baltimore at Tampa. f1a. MUFFLER INSTALLED-- He1vy Duty Alloy Co1tecl MUFFLER- FOil CHIV. INSTALLED _ _ WE INSTALL: e SPARK PLUGS e TUNE-UP, includes points, condenser •nd rotor • FUEL PUMPS e FLOOR MATS e SEA1 COVERS LO~ ANGELES (UP!l - Unbatmv Los Angeles Laker for· ward Rudy Larusso was expeCt· ed to decide today whether he would 10 to the Detroit Pistons to com'llete a three.corner deal II' reire from basketbalL CLEVELAND IUP!l -Frank Jly111. aroubled with nag11na ' MOORE'S Service C.nt•r Open Fri. Till- S•t. til9 124 W. MAIN 992-2848 POMEROY One free with every 7 gallons Ashland Gasoline ,. Your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer will give you one 12-ounce "Fire-King" casserole free with every seven gallons of_Ashla?d Vitalized Gaso_line you buy._These Danish·style, ~k-wh1te cas.ser_oles are1deal for baking and serving pot p1es, macarom dishes, baked beans ... as well as soups cereals and desserts. And they're oven-proof-guarantied by Good Housekeeping. As an added bonus, you can get the l'h·quart, matching covered casserole for only 49¢ with an oil change or lubrication at regular prices. Start your bake and serve casserole set now-at your near· by Ashland Oil Dealer displaying the "Free Casserole" sign. QIASE . III~C-¥· ~ ..........~.0- SAWCHUK RECUPBRATEII. TORONTO (UPl) .....(loa)le Terrv Sawchuk ol the Toronto Leaf•, sidelined alnee Dec. T with an Injured back, arrived bere Monday from bls bolllo in Detroit 1 to unclergo treatment and back llrentllhe~~> lt!g uerclses. Wf TIIMI• ........ 64 ·Chevrolet Oft that Important dl'/ show your friend or ..,. eel - how much you care with • 1Ift of fie. 288 V-8 motor, automatic trans., radio, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, white .,., Ut us tUIIIIt • 1 DISH GARDEN with black interior, one owner. Shows !ilood care. $2..50 up '1695 JBLOOMING ' MuMPWfl ~ ..;,. J.'.S:--lLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY I·' ~t:.'' ' • ' : .992-5342 • ~:t,' \ I I ' ·( /; -- ' l L , "Yo11'll Lilt~- OUr QuaUty Way of Doing Buaineu" .. ' '. . . -~ - ~(_)l'ne~y. Ohio ci.dlllee .,_ Oldsl'ii>bl~ · . · · ,, ' · · I \jf)l~ ' . · · ~j • .. ··~' 'CiiOi..lnllllliiiM ,..,,,.asllrandl '. · ; -•••c•' ......... • ............ .. < ' ' i· . . . . . - - ,, ,;,1 •TN·)) '' • ••• ¢1. ' <>lflil11 • Hill Rtllulll .·_ KARR-&VAN ZANDl • !'"l ."l 1111111 GMAC. Flntndng Av•ileW. . - $3.00., 'lf-'i' ''' '' H otft'nt' i?i ol'f S IIIII '-. ?( \ 1 • 'fO qb,-1 ••• ill r.. •' ou t l b;- 1'J1 t CIIHI f! t'!£11 • -~ h1-t.-:t'i7 ~· �• ' HIS llAPeORN FEET AIN'T I 'Ex tva Cas If The Want Ad Way Busin~sS serviCes t ---- I~MATION [ CAitC'IU.a.(IIOIIIo -..; ... .. ·;&·'* ... .. ......... ~ ,., For uou"" HAY , otraw and oats. Ph. en._ 111%7. I 17 'lip: i •• .............. Ill 0 ... !''"!"''~"'"-· at&;;~-~ ... - , ...... II. • Ponterov • ~ i II alloMI... ................................. ::r. .. ,... .... __..,..... '"" ... """•• ......... ,........ ........ fM ........, ._..,.. "M rtwM ~~R .. w~n, machine, ' ' OIIIUTT ...u,.,H)NI Motor Co. ..toH1 . , . . . . . . . . 65 VOLKSWAGEN, Was $1495 - Reduced to $1395 , ""· s.Ji·Of ·~·Ph - , _ · n~"'j t ~rlenced H.ARUY DAVIDSON RADIATOR wliii ··, ; ~. J IJOdn,o _;_=.,.,:: earrytnc case. ~ oU gener- 1 J~ batha. P~. mJ$10 . a1 bousel>old ..wmc. wm ..u 1 u 15 tle to ~ble party lor bal...,. due of Pl.IJ or $1.25 wt<kly. call t9WCI. I 17 6tp ROOij • ... .. ................... " ,........... .... ,.. -..... " _..,._ _ , ' LRI6S OPP HONDA SAU.S & SERVKI · . MOTORaCl£S SEJ\VIa I'~ M50 SPORT' •• 0011 .,. r"" • BOBCAT MICISl 1'1011.1ol.. c.U: SPRINT DICk RAWLINGS BLAmNARS ..... ...................... . _,...,,.._ I - WHEN HE STAA1'5 RUNNH\1' fW'( SOR!' SALESMAN'S DEMONSTRAT- HOUSEKEEPER Wanted. Live O~llle'l brand name, zig ln. P • . -742-Ml3. I 15 61p ... P.hono 992·2143 62 BUICK Con. Cpo., was $1395 _ Reduced to $1295 II C... ' .... . . . . ... ll'llertl... zag sewing machine, While Prom tilt l41'C.l Trud or ~ tnvieta. Whitt finish , red intt:rior, Ji.ke ne~ tire•, power Pometoy, 0. they last. 'l'hese machines Male Help W1nted Bulldozer Radlsl9< To Tbe ~· .... ··~ _ . , . . l,..rf steerinr tnd brakes. automatiC tranli ., ndto and heater, Smallesl Heeter Cure. equipped to zig zag, make but. • " ' uo.t D..,....., ._ ..,.... good top . . . . , ... .ntllflo II . .,.. tonholes, dam, embroiders, IIIARRIEJD man, must be CARQ 011' IHaltiCI • O•ITUAitl•l 1962 CHEV. V-8 PICKUP - - - - -$1150 · ·~~~~ etc . Pay f&.OO per month or perleoced with the operation Was $129~ . 8 ft. Fleet.sJde $51.30. Call 192-3219. I 17 8tc .o,.••CIII1:11tto"'•• of modern farm machlnery,~~~=WM: ·::':a===:;=~ ASHAMil;), . . . ... . . .. M.. u ..., able :· and willing to assume Wheel Alignrptnt ......... , I:'M' "- . . . . Ill. . . ..... P01' ATOES, 1•1 your wtoter responsibility and keep reIT' • JO lAin' TO ~LIIICI A YOUR DfRTJ~C~R· Experienced cords. Location Sour.beast ot' potatoes while lbey lu~ .,IUt.l l"•ao-..c••• OPEN EVE$. 9:00 P.M. AP Columbus. Modern house. R .. Clarence Prolfl;~ Portland, FOil Wheel Balancing :NE WY 2-2156 0. Ph. 143-2254. 10 30 tfc ply in own ~andwriUng , giv· ONLY ( · ing age, experience, number , I $J.50Piuo family, . etc. \!{rite Box S~RYia IE PROUD OJI ard of T~•n~s ~~~~~~~~~~~================~ KEYSTONE gasoline, tops ln l ln6ti8-A, Weights c-o The Dally Sentinel, THE · AMI . 'Y of Mildred Elias I - - - For Ren1 for Sl.. quality, Wolfe's Service S!a· A CLEAN CAR Pomeroy, 0. I 13 ltc FrH Estlmot-Discount tion , also w:ttfr 11auling. RnU-DR1VE·THRU wis~es to ,Px~rn~ their thanks t HOOM- il~use with- bath~ gar1 To All Customers to all of our neighbors and , 6 miles from Pomeroy UNBEATABLE 1967 solid state , cine. P_lt~949-3173._ _l 11 !tel -----~--CAR WASH Middleport, 0. Reill Est1te for Sele friends who have been so k~nd 1 :~eiH . 7_ See Woodrow Mora. st~reo-radio combination, 4 and thoughtful to us durmg 1 11. rsl house north ol Memory speed automatic changer, nice HOUSF; coal, gravel lor d r i v e - 1 - - - - - - - - - - t walnut finish, has instant on way. I will deliver Ph. 992· our sor..row . Words canno ex- Gard en~. Will be ready for - t t radio . Take over payments of 7286. 3 pres! our appn•c•a •on a occupancy after February I. Rutland, 0. IZ.I5-30tp time Jike this_ Father. Broth- : 1 15 3tp $5.21 per month or pay balDN ers qt\d Sisters • 1 17 ltc ance due $94 .24. Try it in your STOP PAYING RENT -BUY home. Call 992-3218. I 17 6tc WE WISH to fxprcss c~ ur ap. 5 ROOM HOUSE with bath. Ph. - - - - - _ - - - - - - GOOD, clean, lump, egg and · POMEROY - 1 story frame pred ation and sineere thanks 992-2885. l 12 23tc ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner, oil treated stoker coal. Pea· (aluminum and permastone), to Di. Burtrimas. Hol zn lk-;· 5 ROOM HOUSE, 619 Pearl like new , attachments never eock Coal Co., 1 block from 6 rooms, (3 bedrooms) , bath, pi tal ;Staff. dod or~ and uurs- St., Middl epori. near school. I used, uses di sposable bags. traffic llgh.t in Ches~ire, 0 . -basement, furnace heat, $7,· 12 1 lfe OOO.OO. es, hmg ·~ F'uneral Home . Ph. 992-3267. I 12 184c I Assume all payments or $6.00. Ph. 361-7526· Rave your tractor onrhau.J. !l:tr_ :Fritz Rw·k . Hev Pearl . . . Call 992- 5623 . I MIDDLEPORT - Nice 4 room 1 17 61 p ed oow at a big savlap. We A. (~Sto . rrl at ivfs. friendo.; , 6 ROOMS and bath. 170 Mul·l _ _ I Et , cottage, frame with imitation are runninl a a__peclal on tracneighbors and al l ·who sent berry Ave Ph 992-2431 b&ort! BUOO PRICE~ fundture ll stone sid'ng 2 bedrooms tor overhauls for tbt WlDter ;r 5 p. m. Avail- FOR SALE as Is, balance of 1 our tblrd floor budget sbop. I , , 11 9 •. m. Or a montbs, !love 11IUl' 11'1etor flow~rs. food, and all who h - s bath · large enclosed back able after .Jan. e. 30~ Mec amc treet properBalLer Furniture, Middleport ready to co to worlr: when helped in any way in our time ty, including a lst floor apartDhlo. porch, level lot (50 x 100). Go. 11 l2 uc spriDc come• and lave don 12 29 tfc Ume. of !'orrow. Mrs. William l~ain rnent, plus storage room and mg at $3,000.00. . er and family . 1 17 ltp MODERN furmshE'd first flfJur one car garage_ Will sell reaMINERSVILLE - N1ce 1 story \\·F. wrSnlotharlk. Rev .- Men - effidency apartment m Mid - sonably, near business dis- I frame, S l~rge rooms, ce!Jar, ul ~mlt~. ~eterans Memor- dleport. . Ah. 992-3874. trict. Clenroy Ewi.Jg, owner.[ . garage, l,l acre Jot, property ial Hospital. the friends and U 14 lit Con'acl Homer Baxter. Shown! in good shape. Bargain at neigl}borS who sent food and 6 HOOM house and bath. fur. by appointment. 315 Mechanic $2,500.00 . "· or ph. ~-3-7 . Ph. 915-3319 BRADBURY One storu' Pomero d II Sl-' flowers during the i ness an nact and garage, 255 W Mam , 1:1""' oloJ 12 m1· N• 0 1 pomeroy, o ., frame, aluminum siding , oJ our husband and St.. Pomeroy, 0 P~ 992· 1 17 3tc On St. Rt. 7 ~~::;:tn\\'illlam Bartels . Mrs. 1 2668 or 992-Mi 5 tfc storm doors and windows. 5 W Bartel< and children. , - ROOM- 1 - h d t- PIGS Ph 742-4755 I !7 3tp l USED PARTS rooms 12 bedrooms) , bath. \)rms e tmen . side porch. cellar, lot (60 x 1r 1 , --t--1:.:..-----c:--- . ' tp All utilitie~ paid, ''" "' South 1' LEGHORN HEN.S -50 cents earn FOR CARS 120L $4 ,500.00. ~~u01d tith 992- Le e J ohnson . owman s Run I Albert M. Cox, Broku 1939 to 1966 Models J056Ave . . Middlepuro. Ph. 1 8 tfc WRT r ova 1 . ·--·- ____ Road Ph 949-22% Also Rebuilt Ports Heory Cleland, Salesmao framfd gla:":ses. near Middle- , t RUOM unfurnished apartm-=:nt 1 15 ~tc I & All Type Bucket Seats 192-3838 Ph. 9Y2·5:1HS . SINGER PORTABLE-~ ,. n pe· r-- Hours 8:00A.M. ta 6:00P.M. Enniogs 192-!568 or 192-3436 Port Nazart>:JP Chur"h. lost a- ! in Pom~oy_ !' t 16 at Herrv llr•d•h•w."'~, •1., I bout J week~ d.fi!:O. $5 .00 re· . 11 16 tfc feet condition, zlg zag equip-c NOT1e1 oF ~UBLIC ' 2'72 ft " 30 ------:---:--~_7- ~ CLOSED SUNDAYS 4 BE.DROO'I h od rn the pnr.uam:e uf th" ordeT nt Ph 99 d 1 war . · -- · a er "·· 3 ROO"' rH~Qi shfd aRJ~tment ped . FuU price $Z3.61, terms. Owners Oan•ld & Plul Belrd 1• orne, m ern the Prob.at• court ot Met 11 ~ county, p.m. \ l 17 3lp I in Middlepon, near shopping Ph. 2-2~•. 1 12 tfc u-ry W. Bolrd Jo now with kitchen, new bath and plumb- Ohio. the undenign~. Charle1 H ANNUATL PINANCIAL ~~~ORT uw ._., Dtehl. Admlnl•trllor of th• ~t•le LE ART TOWNIHl~ -area. Also a 1-2 bedroom - -- I us Instead af Galnpolls Auto ing. comer lot, next t() schooL ot Lona M. Roecher. Oecea~fld . wlU MEIGS COUNT'I', OHIO Nntic'!t hou se trailer. Ph. 992-3346 eft- ELECTROLUX sweeper com- Wrecking, Call Middleport 992·5324. offer for llle at Pubuc Auction on Fir •::c:r:;.:~ ~~~,n~~dln• plete with attachments and . the Hth day of -.F~bfuary . tN7 at ll'opulatton 1021 _ lt60 h A PITRLI ( SALE s WP ;we er 5 p. m. 12 28 tfc 1 11 tfc lto:oo o'C!i~...,."1ihreo urt House Total 1 1al•rlel and w.,., ratd SON IS BORN paper bagB, guaraaleed. $17, -- StePt. Po~. ObiG, ~tollowlns Ul.r"d several e ·tates of r a q ~ :-. '"'OUH 0.1111M furnlshe·' aparl Ph - ~•• 1 ]' tl 1- •cR~ " farm, house witb I d.,~Jerlbe4 real ett.:ter , , · Du.;ng the v . ., ltN tAn.u Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Lathey, lurniturP. we wilt nffer hr a r .--. u . •:~.v--. • ORDER YOUR '" "' ~ Tax Vetu•tlon 1.:m.•••.ao 24·18 F -d J ment. W"t' t-3ti!\R i 14 !tt -~ - ·- .. - - - - ----rooms and bath, cellar, cella! The followtnt de~crlbed prembes Tn llery 1 Rt. 1, Langsv"Ule, are announcbl 1 pu l(' sa e on rl ay. an _ FERTILIZER hom~e. 2 large barns, free ,ettuated in .lhe· yul,..re or Chester, ~ti,;;,:;'':':;tl~t~,h~·~c.,:!~l:;r ,.. ing the birth ol an 11 jb. 12 01. 211th. 1967, at thE' Laurt>l Cliff f'U RNISHED and unfurnished Chet~teJ Town•h_ii!. Mei•~ County " ' ' to b• cofrttt. .aurtion house . lots ot old apartments_ Close to •choot I NOW AND GET gas, 2 farm ponds, tmmedl· Ohio, and In IRan-".. 12:. Town 3. Sec~ PI•Yd N•rrts, Town•hlp Ct•rtr: son, Gregory Dan at Holzer Hil$' EARLY DISCOUNT ate occupancy. Pearl Wil· Uon 24 or thif Ohi.Q:. twn.PenY'i -Pur. GENERAL TOWNIHl~ FUNDI pital· on Jan. -4, - Grandparel(i. items. an\iques and stoves. Phone Wl5434 IU 18 ttr New •nd Used chase and belnt- thll loi 'known u the oocloPTs. . · liams, 992-2318 Or 992-2681. Tavern Lot 1D nld Vlll.a1e, 1o-wlt: -General and ClUilfied ·Mrs. Don Stewa'!, Rl. ,j, tools and some farm equip- THREE and four room furni sh- : Merchandise A;~ •;•11tsi• stra~fht itnd 10 3 tfc Begtnnt" 1 at the •l&npo.t1 tbertce PropP.rty ·rall ........ .. 2.HUl mtnt . Also hundred ol items ...... All . .. I _, m · ld IP na ne ser· aoulh19pe~heatelli11Street,thence CJ.u.ntte Tax .. . . . . .. 55.89 Middleport, and·-·Mr,-and .. ·Mrsc u too numerous to mentiOn a par1men 1~. uu 1tttes 1 Con11tnmenh uceptY1ce. L1qu n1trogen. We•t l3 puch- tv • po.t: thence sa 1.,, ·rax and. Fin. In1t • . •.. 300.00 paid. Ph. 992-2776, Rowley ; Thursday tveninl 7 p.m. AREA WAREHOUSE North 19 ,._, 'Well 8 and one-tenth GaRollne T11x _ .... 9,600.00 Lester, Lathey 'tangovllle. G~ , d R d AI , Oppoo" o to Dr1"vt In Thoatro U-' •• •"""' percl.e• to·? P&ef. b-eine the corner Auto Reeistratl on .. . •. . ~.11'72.49 grandparentS 'are' Mr.' and Mrs. here- ~'><'~.. le start' a! 12 ""on "'-' an ee . ~er ;J p. m . eaiJ , ... ~ ~If· of the Mill Loti "tftenee Eut 3 perches Cemeteries ~Si le of LQ\1wi\1 be held rain or shinP. 992 3'74 In Muon• W · Ve · to a poa t ; th en~ nor lh 1 perc h es: •• Henry Frederick, Westervme. 1 < tfc and Other .. . • • • . 1 .i' ' ...... Lunrh gerved at salE'. Cill. I - .. • "' • ' POMEROY thence eut J4 ~erchel to 'he pleee Totll ltecelph; U•UI.29 The Lalheys have one other IOD; ----:------:--- ----11J. M. "Jimmy'' Sayre STOP PAYING RENT-BUY of bellinntna. t'ontatninr one acre and PAYM&:NtsJim Carnahan. aut'liOnt'er, 992 2181 POMEROY 1r 34 perrhe•. General t:JCecntlve serviceJelfrey Don, age II. 1 to for Sale . s ry arne ExcepUor trom the ••,,. ·....... - ····· .Jim Adams and Worth.v Sian- : N or lh Ohl Comp. o1 T rUI ' eu · · · · •· • •' " ·.. . up, • e (aluminum and permastone) ed preml•P.~ that part of the lot Comp of Clerk , .. 819.82: \ey, OWners. I 16 ;ltr : 446·3444 '• ll:nown II Tavern l.nt in said Vllbl!t-, Tnvel and OUter E:!i:P«<AM .,16.3..28 ELECTROLUX SAL ES ~e.-. Super S.rwlce StiJtion 6 rooms (3 . bedrooms), bath, lbealnntng at the Northeut eorner or General suppliea _ •. 15t.1f. ·HE'S A STARR Priced For Qut'ck Sale -=,,I basemetlt ' furnace heat ' $7-' thenn the Mill Lot ; lhf" nce ead 110 feet : Total General t.. s.,.,. _. 4,134.86 •outh 132 teet , thence Weal Town Hall - Malnt. & Repair :i09.118 ' vi('e represent ativ .. , Hid lI NEW YORK IIJPlY,..Groen 900.00. 110 fePt to a poU ; thence t•.orth 19 Memorial Day EKpenJe .. .. 10.00 ard Stoke. Ph. 949- 36~6 . ' MIDDLEPO T N" ~4 deg. Wed Cl and one·tenth pe-rehe! to llealth - TaxeR Wlthht:ld for PICKUP TRUCKS ACROSS .5. Cereal 23. Number R ICe room • PW<t: beln1 thp corne1· o~ t he Mill Dl,lrl<'t Board of Healtb 28'1'.90 Bay quarterback Bart S(arr;· ~ ,. • 9 3fl·p 1. Happen grain 2-4. Flowing COttage,. ·~arne with imita- Lot; thi!!nep ealt to~~ fe-et: thence Celnl!terle• - Comp. of~.;;~~!;. · Foo\ball ~asue's m~t. . _, • North ll!J fed to the place of bP~rlnand Employel ,player and · lea411rg · 6. Strike~t 6. Wood nol9ily hon stone srdmg, 2 bedrooms, nlng, tonu.tnln• one-halt • .,,.,. more Tool!;. Machlner and. Mat, .. ei9SI Ford V:t Ton 1 with o. path 25. Malt bath Jarge enclosed back or len, deeded by Ma!lalin• Roee11er Other cemetery Expet~.~t• . . NPTICE •1960 lnt.rn•tionel1f2 Ton IJI 11166, -,.~ ., llal)\ed dull 80 und 7. Amateur bever' to Ethel Titus by deed datad ApriJ Total cemetet·y Exp . . _ •.:!!:! winner Monday •1962 G.M.C.% Ton ME@CHANOISE · of m~- Decem·. ll . Dreamy radio age porch, level lot (50 X: 100). 18. 181h. recorded In Vol. 7l. 1'11e Fire Proteetlon - Contrlctll. e1964 Dadg9 1f2 Ton 400 ·00J ·ber vottnc for the 17th @lll!ll•1 $:. . 12. Pr<ioDO . rtion oporatoro 27. Part G ·n• I ., OliO 00 168. Record• ol Deeds ol Melil nlly, Olher Exp .. LIGIJIIDATION e19M Jeep Pick Up 01.-q, a fd• · • County, Ohio. Hlahway11-M11int. ·•nd Repair 14 lliW ZIG-ZAG JJ. Appearing 8. Genus or o! MlNI!:RSVILLE ·- Nice 1 story Alto. e~reept that part of tlle lot Gaa Tax •.. ' . 4 WhHI Drive Rae Hickok ProlessiO-.'t 41)11ete . as if eaten lizanJ an · known as the tavern lot tn the vmaae M.V.L. .... .. . . •...•• SEWI~ MACHINES the Year award. ;:;· · .. ~-· · 14 . A cc um\llate 9. Fallhle!!B hr. frame, 5 large rooms, ce.llar, of Chf!llter. beclnning at the North. Total Highway Expen•e .. . Meigs Equipment Co. 1[). " Old C uri- ]0. Hog-call: 29. Chlll'lWith' 2D v.. r Fi~efory naraae lf. acre lot property eut (:Orner o1 lhp Ethel Tltll"' lot; Employees R-etirement . • /. . Starr who led the liackera to fil eo • " • th nee Eut 3.5 feet; thenee south HI Dedudl ous by County Auditor: ' he F'L Guenntu! R.. r Meig, Generet Hasp. o:. t ly Shop·• dial. nel Yeeterdsr'• "••wu in good shape. Bargain at penhe~ to the .,111 l.ot: thence we•t For EletUon1 119.~ t N Natlonelly Advertised Brends 992·2176 Pomtro, gi.-1 f 16. Distress ;31. Navy, $2 500 IJO 3l! feet: thence North 19 pel"t'he• to F'or Workmen'l Comp . . . 249.&41 251 poln•"" to easily To Be Sold et $3-4.00 Eech 16. Little girl call kidney 36. Lton'1 neck , · · the place uf bctlnnlnlrl . tald preml~e~ Totel Payml't'ltl 1S,67D.II w. . CAN BE PAID AT $5.00 17. 50's in 19. Lair and hair BRADBURY _ One story d«ded b,. Maedalen• Roeeher to suMM,.ItY Of _OPIAATIONI ,_.!~,~Kansas City's Len · SINGER SEWING MACHINE A MONTH cae 11 ar's 20. Nobleman lima 37. Fruit F1nnl11 Heeox bY deed d~t.-d SeptemIV FUNDS 1 .:;'f'o in new sewing table, guaranframe, aluminum siding, ber :11. 1891, reconted In Vol. 7J, P.a•• ••lflflc• • .1anu1ry 1, ,,.. The ultimate We WUI Deliver To Your -'• . _~ day 21. Scientist's 32. NameflnkeA deca y storm doors and Wl"ndOWS, S JCU, Records of Deed• or Mei(l Ro1<1 Fundi . • , •• '7.1)31.18 di•mond Studded teed · ZIG Z1'\u Home to Sew on Them eqmpl-"' .. to 18. l ntage workroom, of a Gabor 39. Jap~:~.nese County, Ohlo Gen A Other Twp. Fundi 4.n& tO ., • ' Phon• 991-2013 Middl•port buttonhole, monogram, fancy 20. Behold !or short 33. Ragmtl measun! rooms i2 bedrooms), bath, Alto, exreplln1 out of the above Total of aU Funlb - . 11.96!1 81 belt wW be awanledl,j _ _ _ _ ,___ - -I off Ia"." t 7 1 2i. 21. Spears 22. monger St•are35. Grand40. inlet Narrow side porch • ce11ar • lot (611 X ... , ..,,,.,., c~~d' rea ~•,1 eal•te, c$late'-~,t.o-wlt: .. ~~,,~u~o;•';"~'l·;••-~u~':"!'~,•;·~··:•·:·~·~·~·:•::.....:.....:•~·~-~''::''!~~~~wu::.._....::.:__~~ ,_. Spanush parenta l Situate ...... un • . . •••• .... ..,, . AUCTION ever~· friday nigi tt de~ign . etc P·•)· paym ents $S ea ch. Ph. 992pRinter 120). $4,500.00. 1 at 7:00 at tht' Laurel Cliff BLAETTN ARS SPECUL Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ WI~R WILLITS -• 2 Dr. DelUJt model . l...o<'ally owntd eod low mileace b,- orit· in.al owner. Spotless clt;m interiar, ~autlful dark blue fin· is.h. radio and heat~r . ...,......... Mf Oftll$ii- U I W ' - .. N ' ( Q, $6,50 50 •••, BODY and PAINT KEITH GOBLE FORD GAS!ft.INI ALLEY BILL SMITH BODY SHOP ' - SPECIAL 'P TRACTOR OVERHAULS ·~ !VE &EN THIIJkJIJG., DR. ~ITEfliTE, ~T I'D BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECK1NG B HOWIE SCHNI<IDEII WHAT IUJULD UI<E lD SE A D£N11~ roo, \VH£1-J I IJE6D TO BE A DEIJTIST? r GRow Ul'! L.O'T> OF Ot. D MAGAZIIJES I H£S FVTTIIJG M6CNI• ' Q., II , ,.-:1 I. i · FRECKLes AND HIS FRIENDS 1 , . . . - - - - - - - - - " ' - IT' ~AS f>~!' <O:!UAUTY OF /'>. CORSINI····~ LITTLE ORPHAN AHNIE A Z~I~/AND ~e SAME REO<'t.eSS. DASH! I -,_ IS IT'? loJ~ V. Y' l l1TLE""' I ~ ' A I'KJTION T'QpANK '100 FER THAT ! I lly HAROLDtaRAY r,; : " · "PUTTY ~osE: I cl AUaiQN &v MERRILL BLIIHER ~. !::!.8 A\J.· f I DON'T 11'1KE ll-lllT f:I?OM t!960DY·.. ·Nar EVEN AGUR ·RL1 GO oN, TIGER! ' ,_ ,, '- . b • (:\I G h/, R. l t' ALLEY 001' Sy Y. T. HAMLIN GEE, Nl(:l< t OIIIN'T IOIOW \DiJ - lN ~.TOO, """' IOO>YI AIIBIE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN IUREN 0 A ll Y ( R0 SSW 0 RD . ~~ ~ i i I. . •-· I WINNIE WINkLI HA ... HA. LOOK AT 1 1 4 tic · 1 12 uc ~: ~:,~'g• REVIVAL starting at \lt . ~lrr-1-----------· painting man u. B. Churl'h .i;m _ \:l 1967 .\P..\CHE~ arf" in. Fr•e 28. Belt Rev . .J·~·mes Mon ).'i<J\1 , Pa-.;t, _,r equipment with e~Jch "61 A- ',··.·.M·~:-:.,,,o•...., ...., Bud Hatfield. Evangel 1st. Ev· pache ~m!d before March 31. 31 Close ~~; .:Oi.:;:~·s~::~. 2685 _Auction _ _ House. ~;~~-odow 1 15 JO tp on , W. Va. 1 lO ffc meuure 38. Place INCOI'YIF. lax ~erv i~;-:- da tJy ex- - ----- --~-- ~ 34. • oung cept Sun . Evening by '! pnoir: t· !ThJS WEEK 'S SPECIAL! Frf'e shet>p ment ' only. Mrs. wand<~ 1£·1_1 turtle with every turtle bowl. ~~: ~~:'petttor lin. ~h. 992 n 72 . LaiJ!·et Cl-ft 1 P&M Pet Shop , turn first u . Palt> Road, StatP Rt. 124 . ~~ mi~e l road to ri~ht, ~elow Pomeroy- f.2 . Sllly from Fairground. ~~~ ~~ay 1 lil 3lllc Mason brtdge OpPn !'very _ __ day from 2 p. m. until a p. m DOW'l'li PlANO TUNING. Ph. Lane except Thursdays. 1 15 6t~ 1. F orf'bodi ng DaniPi s at 992-5509 around 8 2. Ct !\ 1· 1961 a_ m. I 6 30tc COR~ AIR Monza. $450. 3. No ,, ---Also a part Bassett and Bea- 4 . :o~~ II'; anted gle pup. 110. Phone 992-77116. t 15 3tp DAD.V CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: TOMATO !'tR kP~ . Warr('n PickA x y D La A A x. a ens, Reedsvi lle, 0. 7 FT. LOCUST post, 35 cent!!., • L 1~ 0 w I• L 0 -"" a II' ... 1 tS 6tp Phone Charles Calaway. 911>one letter almply •Ianda tor another. In this sample A Is u~d ----.,...--- 3857. I 15 3tp for the three L'•· X tor tbe two O'a, etc. Single letten, apr»~Wanted To B11y trophiea, the length a.nd formation of the words are all hint11. Sl"ANt>tNG Hmbt>r In --Ohio ' CLEANINGEST carpet clean- Each day the code letttn are different. or w~st Virguna. or old . er you ever ·used. So easy A OrJpklpam QuotaUon farms with timber. Manon too. Get Blue Lu&tre . Rent W Gl I LM P w GK L R w a Y w J E J B H'Pyoold!l, Bo1 n. Svrac·u~. · electric shampooer fl. PornRSYEJ NYC J UYNO ASIC W G l O. g 18 ur.!tp eroy Cement Block Co. 1166te W,GYW 81 OLXB lA BYT Y 1-fKJ,---. 1 1 ., • 1~ j I I l'"bonlay"• (.'ryptequote: ALL THINGS CHANGE. CRF':~P~ AND PHILOSOPHIES AND OUTWARD SYS'i'EM.-s- !lV.C' . f>9D REMAlNS.- WARD «> 1111. Klq' J'MWrN BtDilklte, · lac.~ ;iJ ~ -·, , _ tq ~ ~ ' . -;I • ''1Hl " ,I 8y ltALI'H HEIMDAHL . ' ·1· n;;U .rr. .t -· • 1 .• !~ I SKN01S 67"0PIT IMMEOIATFI:i"/ , A 1 C1:SKM.l1Y ... ; a' k'~~ . ers RICHLEY... SILLY..., .,. - -- the finer things ()( I BEDROOM h;:,use, one- floor, : life. "illae Lustre carpel and loca~t>d in Middleporl. ph. upholStery cleaner. Rent 192·"J693. eleotrlc shampooer $1. Baker 1 I 11 6tp furniture Co, I 16 6tc Hl5 MOT!lER'& HDNQR! :,; MAKE MiiliE-PROFIT-by ' listing your firm's serviceB in NEW YORK (UPI) -Vice "We must take steps," At the m~ent only B tmaD -~.. ...... the Daily Sentinel's Business Adm. Hyman G. Rickover Rickover said, "to .eliminate minority of U.S. citizens suuw Service column. 10 10 U t"alled Monday for "social,izing campaign C1JSls as a factor ln ·slgus of being unable ••to lit AJR <.."'NDri'IONING RefMger tlle cost of election campaign!!" choosing candidates and elect- kll_y by watchlna: c.i's OWl atton servire. Jark'a Refri~· in the hope of making ing men to pubUc office. 1 hope C90Dtl'y being ~-~·s eration, New Haven. Phone lawmakers accountable solely to E>veryone will take advantage of OwtliUDky.rd,'" ,~c , .,Id. TU 2-J!l3'1 the people. the recent law which permits "Ufttll thil . rnin!»'it)' ·itO'!'• tfc 4 8 ' · __ -. There , is urgent need. lle taxpayers to assign one dqllar tnto a majc.rity;, :~«#~1\D REALlY -MIX concrete deUHt added, for laws banning "'harm· of their taxes to 11 fund for pt'e~rve what Ja ~ ·Of-'the ed ri~ht to vour proJect Fa!fl, ful tec.hnologief>' ' dan~Prott~ 'o presldential campaign expanses. tteltl,ty of our land,"_ · titpckover and fii\Y Froe ··~mates Ihuman Ule and human healtn: " . ·--' 881\11 \'the destruetjon•. wm not Phone. !92-3284. . Gnegltnn physical and mental. By fn:emg our .elC\iww ceate~" ~: ... :;;:.,, Ready-Mil _Co.. Mlddl<l!'•rl representatiVes, legtslatton de- u n 0 l •P p 111, ~~~aUDtl Ohio. 8 Ill lie But passage of such mea- manded by the people (or lie<!lln\t!o ·more I'Qmplex lel'il!r =~---- -sores, Riekover sugge:;:ted, ls protection_ oga.inst injuriou _ s ·lnd fewet '_.nons poa~ss ttle CUSTOM bulchertn•, will buy Iess l"k ..-- cbscrUhinate b;e-=o 1 e Iy un der a .system tec hno1OSles ano for preservmll knoWled"t _,to hides. Phil Meier, 992-J.r..IU which makeB candidate.~ Jw.hnl· our heritage would }1aye ~asler ,.,.n .~ 'aftd bad technolop11 1 rfc. den to _campaign con_tributors_: p_assage, as would laws prov~d.. · eal dE!/etop.mentS. .. _ ·t · '· h h b th f f io ...... tfilo. AlJ(.,.,.IfiNKKR : t a~ mlg t e f" ca~e . I I mg or aet n to - ~....v . ·.~: ' Aa thl$. inequality progreesea, Cumol<le ""'""'' legiSlators were freed of obhga· •normouo harm l"l'hnO!ogy ·ha& ''It- ' ;0\U take all lite mor'l nons to ~nybody but the voters./ ~!ready c~used-su~ ~~ poll~· tesoar~ we possess to · " • •nu. f'rnn• " '-.ntaet Rickover, the nation's mn:n tion ~r air '~ water. ~ · ours a• humane society baaed on 1\. L "KAih~"UKU ramous piont>er ) n the appilt:a· Ricltov,e r said that in Europe respe"Ot for the wortb of 'everr Radne. -" 11"' tlon O.f nuclear erlergy lo ship ·· people, live surr~ed• /by ~ b~m"~ being;;" Rockover akl. ~ I' nc pr11pulslon, addre~sed the· pr1nt- . things of bea~tY tl\8tfblve· come .. ~~B!~Ie citiz~s must, lie S.t;\\l i\:(i m .w hlf'f'!l re~tall 8 mg industries of Metropolitan ~o th em from th~1 'past.'' £n M'fd~ edli'cate theffillelves IUffl· vt~-e all 'liHI'I!tl \V't t-m4 Nrw York. Inc ThE' orraswn A.mer .:.!an .;uch hf!tlta'l,eSJ are ciently in ~ science!' anc1 ill rht! ~-~tJ.-u 'ihuo ..,.,mf'l"il\ wa·~; tbe award ot the nrgani1:a. tailing '"Victim to tth3t m·q~t !l~ieflc~· biSe(t t.eenn01ogy;- to Auln.•'nz~o Smg~I Sdll!l a·no · u~n · ~: ~ Franklin M.edal for destrur.UvE> of moQerri fOdtri· kn{JW wl)en a·nd where to Clll 1 1 vances, &be buUdozet." Serv1ce, · • If Ue Djstibgui~h!d Service. lbalt to so-called PlO&I'ea. · I !!: ONE , ~ Q.f~ WJD ._ Accountable.Sole'Iy to the Ct.liZ~enry' Business Services ===~-,--- W1nted 1'o Rent -'-- _ IC . eryon• wekome I " ll! c I 1967. Roush & Lyons Camo- 1 • COACHAULIN<; Ph. 'i'I2-2R01 ' ing Trailers. HortHn St., Mas· l· 32 . Typ• 1 .·\ v·Ice AdmiraI R' k·over wan"ts··.La. 992--3830 Evenlogs 11!·25611 orlllft-163G.Ietc' ' I Award Winning Scientist Ti<E HfRO DEFENDING ~ · I·.!-·.- .....\_ J . <~' �• ' HIS llAPeORN FEET AIN'T I 'Ex tva Cas If The Want Ad Way Busin~sS serviCes t ---- I~MATION [ CAitC'IU.a.(IIOIIIo -..; ... .. ·;&·'* ... .. ......... ~ ,., For uou"" HAY , otraw and oats. Ph. en._ 111%7. I 17 'lip: i •• .............. Ill 0 ... !''"!"''~"'"-· at&;;~-~ ... - , ...... II. • Ponterov • ~ i II alloMI... ................................. ::r. .. ,... .... __..,..... '"" ... """•• ......... ,........ ........ fM ........, ._..,.. "M rtwM ~~R .. w~n, machine, ' ' OIIIUTT ...u,.,H)NI Motor Co. ..toH1 . , . . . . . . . . 65 VOLKSWAGEN, Was $1495 - Reduced to $1395 , ""· s.Ji·Of ·~·Ph - , _ · n~"'j t ~rlenced H.ARUY DAVIDSON RADIATOR wliii ··, ; ~. J IJOdn,o _;_=.,.,:: earrytnc case. ~ oU gener- 1 J~ batha. P~. mJ$10 . a1 bousel>old ..wmc. wm ..u 1 u 15 tle to ~ble party lor bal...,. due of Pl.IJ or $1.25 wt<kly. call t9WCI. I 17 6tp ROOij • ... .. ................... " ,........... .... ,.. -..... " _..,._ _ , ' LRI6S OPP HONDA SAU.S & SERVKI · . MOTORaCl£S SEJ\VIa I'~ M50 SPORT' •• 0011 .,. r"" • BOBCAT MICISl 1'1011.1ol.. c.U: SPRINT DICk RAWLINGS BLAmNARS ..... ...................... . _,...,,.._ I - WHEN HE STAA1'5 RUNNH\1' fW'( SOR!' SALESMAN'S DEMONSTRAT- HOUSEKEEPER Wanted. Live O~llle'l brand name, zig ln. P • . -742-Ml3. I 15 61p ... P.hono 992·2143 62 BUICK Con. Cpo., was $1395 _ Reduced to $1295 II C... ' .... . . . . ... ll'llertl... zag sewing machine, While Prom tilt l41'C.l Trud or ~ tnvieta. Whitt finish , red intt:rior, Ji.ke ne~ tire•, power Pometoy, 0. they last. 'l'hese machines Male Help W1nted Bulldozer Radlsl9< To Tbe ~· .... ··~ _ . , . . l,..rf steerinr tnd brakes. automatiC tranli ., ndto and heater, Smallesl Heeter Cure. equipped to zig zag, make but. • " ' uo.t D..,....., ._ ..,.... good top . . . . , ... .ntllflo II . .,.. tonholes, dam, embroiders, IIIARRIEJD man, must be CARQ 011' IHaltiCI • O•ITUAitl•l 1962 CHEV. V-8 PICKUP - - - - -$1150 · ·~~~~ etc . Pay f&.OO per month or perleoced with the operation Was $129~ . 8 ft. Fleet.sJde $51.30. Call 192-3219. I 17 8tc .o,.••CIII1:11tto"'•• of modern farm machlnery,~~~=WM: ·::':a===:;=~ ASHAMil;), . . . ... . . .. M.. u ..., able :· and willing to assume Wheel Alignrptnt ......... , I:'M' "- . . . . Ill. . . ..... P01' ATOES, 1•1 your wtoter responsibility and keep reIT' • JO lAin' TO ~LIIICI A YOUR DfRTJ~C~R· Experienced cords. Location Sour.beast ot' potatoes while lbey lu~ .,IUt.l l"•ao-..c••• OPEN EVE$. 9:00 P.M. AP Columbus. Modern house. R .. Clarence Prolfl;~ Portland, FOil Wheel Balancing :NE WY 2-2156 0. Ph. 143-2254. 10 30 tfc ply in own ~andwriUng , giv· ONLY ( · ing age, experience, number , I $J.50Piuo family, . etc. \!{rite Box S~RYia IE PROUD OJI ard of T~•n~s ~~~~~~~~~~~================~ KEYSTONE gasoline, tops ln l ln6ti8-A, Weights c-o The Dally Sentinel, THE · AMI . 'Y of Mildred Elias I - - - For Ren1 for Sl.. quality, Wolfe's Service S!a· A CLEAN CAR Pomeroy, 0. I 13 ltc FrH Estlmot-Discount tion , also w:ttfr 11auling. RnU-DR1VE·THRU wis~es to ,Px~rn~ their thanks t HOOM- il~use with- bath~ gar1 To All Customers to all of our neighbors and , 6 miles from Pomeroy UNBEATABLE 1967 solid state , cine. P_lt~949-3173._ _l 11 !tel -----~--CAR WASH Middleport, 0. Reill Est1te for Sele friends who have been so k~nd 1 :~eiH . 7_ See Woodrow Mora. st~reo-radio combination, 4 and thoughtful to us durmg 1 11. rsl house north ol Memory speed automatic changer, nice HOUSF; coal, gravel lor d r i v e - 1 - - - - - - - - - - t walnut finish, has instant on way. I will deliver Ph. 992· our sor..row . Words canno ex- Gard en~. Will be ready for - t t radio . Take over payments of 7286. 3 pres! our appn•c•a •on a occupancy after February I. Rutland, 0. IZ.I5-30tp time Jike this_ Father. Broth- : 1 15 3tp $5.21 per month or pay balDN ers qt\d Sisters • 1 17 ltc ance due $94 .24. Try it in your STOP PAYING RENT -BUY home. Call 992-3218. I 17 6tc WE WISH to fxprcss c~ ur ap. 5 ROOM HOUSE with bath. Ph. - - - - - _ - - - - - - GOOD, clean, lump, egg and · POMEROY - 1 story frame pred ation and sineere thanks 992-2885. l 12 23tc ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner, oil treated stoker coal. Pea· (aluminum and permastone), to Di. Burtrimas. Hol zn lk-;· 5 ROOM HOUSE, 619 Pearl like new , attachments never eock Coal Co., 1 block from 6 rooms, (3 bedrooms) , bath, pi tal ;Staff. dod or~ and uurs- St., Middl epori. near school. I used, uses di sposable bags. traffic llgh.t in Ches~ire, 0 . -basement, furnace heat, $7,· 12 1 lfe OOO.OO. es, hmg ·~ F'uneral Home . Ph. 992-3267. I 12 184c I Assume all payments or $6.00. Ph. 361-7526· Rave your tractor onrhau.J. !l:tr_ :Fritz Rw·k . Hev Pearl . . . Call 992- 5623 . I MIDDLEPORT - Nice 4 room 1 17 61 p ed oow at a big savlap. We A. (~Sto . rrl at ivfs. friendo.; , 6 ROOMS and bath. 170 Mul·l _ _ I Et , cottage, frame with imitation are runninl a a__peclal on tracneighbors and al l ·who sent berry Ave Ph 992-2431 b&ort! BUOO PRICE~ fundture ll stone sid'ng 2 bedrooms tor overhauls for tbt WlDter ;r 5 p. m. Avail- FOR SALE as Is, balance of 1 our tblrd floor budget sbop. I , , 11 9 •. m. Or a montbs, !love 11IUl' 11'1etor flow~rs. food, and all who h - s bath · large enclosed back able after .Jan. e. 30~ Mec amc treet properBalLer Furniture, Middleport ready to co to worlr: when helped in any way in our time ty, including a lst floor apartDhlo. porch, level lot (50 x 100). Go. 11 l2 uc spriDc come• and lave don 12 29 tfc Ume. of !'orrow. Mrs. William l~ain rnent, plus storage room and mg at $3,000.00. . er and family . 1 17 ltp MODERN furmshE'd first flfJur one car garage_ Will sell reaMINERSVILLE - N1ce 1 story \\·F. wrSnlotharlk. Rev .- Men - effidency apartment m Mid - sonably, near business dis- I frame, S l~rge rooms, ce!Jar, ul ~mlt~. ~eterans Memor- dleport. . Ah. 992-3874. trict. Clenroy Ewi.Jg, owner.[ . garage, l,l acre Jot, property ial Hospital. the friends and U 14 lit Con'acl Homer Baxter. Shown! in good shape. Bargain at neigl}borS who sent food and 6 HOOM house and bath. fur. by appointment. 315 Mechanic $2,500.00 . "· or ph. ~-3-7 . Ph. 915-3319 BRADBURY One storu' Pomero d II Sl-' flowers during the i ness an nact and garage, 255 W Mam , 1:1""' oloJ 12 m1· N• 0 1 pomeroy, o ., frame, aluminum siding , oJ our husband and St.. Pomeroy, 0 P~ 992· 1 17 3tc On St. Rt. 7 ~~::;:tn\\'illlam Bartels . Mrs. 1 2668 or 992-Mi 5 tfc storm doors and windows. 5 W Bartel< and children. , - ROOM- 1 - h d t- PIGS Ph 742-4755 I !7 3tp l USED PARTS rooms 12 bedrooms) , bath. \)rms e tmen . side porch. cellar, lot (60 x 1r 1 , --t--1:.:..-----c:--- . ' tp All utilitie~ paid, ''" "' South 1' LEGHORN HEN.S -50 cents earn FOR CARS 120L $4 ,500.00. ~~u01d tith 992- Le e J ohnson . owman s Run I Albert M. Cox, Broku 1939 to 1966 Models J056Ave . . Middlepuro. Ph. 1 8 tfc WRT r ova 1 . ·--·- ____ Road Ph 949-22% Also Rebuilt Ports Heory Cleland, Salesmao framfd gla:":ses. near Middle- , t RUOM unfurnished apartm-=:nt 1 15 ~tc I & All Type Bucket Seats 192-3838 Ph. 9Y2·5:1HS . SINGER PORTABLE-~ ,. n pe· r-- Hours 8:00A.M. ta 6:00P.M. Enniogs 192-!568 or 192-3436 Port Nazart>:JP Chur"h. lost a- ! in Pom~oy_ !' t 16 at Herrv llr•d•h•w."'~, •1., I bout J week~ d.fi!:O. $5 .00 re· . 11 16 tfc feet condition, zlg zag equip-c NOT1e1 oF ~UBLIC ' 2'72 ft " 30 ------:---:--~_7- ~ CLOSED SUNDAYS 4 BE.DROO'I h od rn the pnr.uam:e uf th" ordeT nt Ph 99 d 1 war . · -- · a er "·· 3 ROO"' rH~Qi shfd aRJ~tment ped . FuU price $Z3.61, terms. Owners Oan•ld & Plul Belrd 1• orne, m ern the Prob.at• court ot Met 11 ~ county, p.m. \ l 17 3lp I in Middlepon, near shopping Ph. 2-2~•. 1 12 tfc u-ry W. Bolrd Jo now with kitchen, new bath and plumb- Ohio. the undenign~. Charle1 H ANNUATL PINANCIAL ~~~ORT uw ._., Dtehl. Admlnl•trllor of th• ~t•le LE ART TOWNIHl~ -area. Also a 1-2 bedroom - -- I us Instead af Galnpolls Auto ing. comer lot, next t() schooL ot Lona M. Roecher. Oecea~fld . wlU MEIGS COUNT'I', OHIO Nntic'!t hou se trailer. Ph. 992-3346 eft- ELECTROLUX sweeper com- Wrecking, Call Middleport 992·5324. offer for llle at Pubuc Auction on Fir •::c:r:;.:~ ~~~,n~~dln• plete with attachments and . the Hth day of -.F~bfuary . tN7 at ll'opulatton 1021 _ lt60 h A PITRLI ( SALE s WP ;we er 5 p. m. 12 28 tfc 1 11 tfc lto:oo o'C!i~...,."1ihreo urt House Total 1 1al•rlel and w.,., ratd SON IS BORN paper bagB, guaraaleed. $17, -- StePt. Po~. ObiG, ~tollowlns Ul.r"d several e ·tates of r a q ~ :-. '"'OUH 0.1111M furnlshe·' aparl Ph - ~•• 1 ]' tl 1- •cR~ " farm, house witb I d.,~Jerlbe4 real ett.:ter , , · Du.;ng the v . ., ltN tAn.u Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Lathey, lurniturP. we wilt nffer hr a r .--. u . •:~.v--. • ORDER YOUR '" "' ~ Tax Vetu•tlon 1.:m.•••.ao 24·18 F -d J ment. W"t' t-3ti!\R i 14 !tt -~ - ·- .. - - - - ----rooms and bath, cellar, cella! The followtnt de~crlbed prembes Tn llery 1 Rt. 1, Langsv"Ule, are announcbl 1 pu l(' sa e on rl ay. an _ FERTILIZER hom~e. 2 large barns, free ,ettuated in .lhe· yul,..re or Chester, ~ti,;;,:;'':':;tl~t~,h~·~c.,:!~l:;r ,.. ing the birth ol an 11 jb. 12 01. 211th. 1967, at thE' Laurt>l Cliff f'U RNISHED and unfurnished Chet~teJ Town•h_ii!. Mei•~ County " ' ' to b• cofrttt. .aurtion house . lots ot old apartments_ Close to •choot I NOW AND GET gas, 2 farm ponds, tmmedl· Ohio, and In IRan-".. 12:. Town 3. Sec~ PI•Yd N•rrts, Town•hlp Ct•rtr: son, Gregory Dan at Holzer Hil$' EARLY DISCOUNT ate occupancy. Pearl Wil· Uon 24 or thif Ohi.Q:. twn.PenY'i -Pur. GENERAL TOWNIHl~ FUNDI pital· on Jan. -4, - Grandparel(i. items. an\iques and stoves. Phone Wl5434 IU 18 ttr New •nd Used chase and belnt- thll loi 'known u the oocloPTs. . · liams, 992-2318 Or 992-2681. Tavern Lot 1D nld Vlll.a1e, 1o-wlt: -General and ClUilfied ·Mrs. Don Stewa'!, Rl. ,j, tools and some farm equip- THREE and four room furni sh- : Merchandise A;~ •;•11tsi• stra~fht itnd 10 3 tfc Begtnnt" 1 at the •l&npo.t1 tbertce PropP.rty ·rall ........ .. 2.HUl mtnt . Also hundred ol items ...... All . .. I _, m · ld IP na ne ser· aoulh19pe~heatelli11Street,thence CJ.u.ntte Tax .. . . . . .. 55.89 Middleport, and·-·Mr,-and .. ·Mrsc u too numerous to mentiOn a par1men 1~. uu 1tttes 1 Con11tnmenh uceptY1ce. L1qu n1trogen. We•t l3 puch- tv • po.t: thence sa 1.,, ·rax and. Fin. In1t • . •.. 300.00 paid. Ph. 992-2776, Rowley ; Thursday tveninl 7 p.m. AREA WAREHOUSE North 19 ,._, 'Well 8 and one-tenth GaRollne T11x _ .... 9,600.00 Lester, Lathey 'tangovllle. G~ , d R d AI , Oppoo" o to Dr1"vt In Thoatro U-' •• •"""' percl.e• to·? P&ef. b-eine the corner Auto Reeistratl on .. . •. . ~.11'72.49 grandparentS 'are' Mr.' and Mrs. here- ~'><'~.. le start' a! 12 ""on "'-' an ee . ~er ;J p. m . eaiJ , ... ~ ~If· of the Mill Loti "tftenee Eut 3 perches Cemeteries ~Si le of LQ\1wi\1 be held rain or shinP. 992 3'74 In Muon• W · Ve · to a poa t ; th en~ nor lh 1 perc h es: •• Henry Frederick, Westervme. 1 < tfc and Other .. . • • • . 1 .i' ' ...... Lunrh gerved at salE'. Cill. I - .. • "' • ' POMEROY thence eut J4 ~erchel to 'he pleee Totll ltecelph; U•UI.29 The Lalheys have one other IOD; ----:------:--- ----11J. M. "Jimmy'' Sayre STOP PAYING RENT-BUY of bellinntna. t'ontatninr one acre and PAYM&:NtsJim Carnahan. aut'liOnt'er, 992 2181 POMEROY 1r 34 perrhe•. General t:JCecntlve serviceJelfrey Don, age II. 1 to for Sale . s ry arne ExcepUor trom the ••,,. ·....... - ····· .Jim Adams and Worth.v Sian- : N or lh Ohl Comp. o1 T rUI ' eu · · · · •· • •' " ·.. . up, • e (aluminum and permastone) ed preml•P.~ that part of the lot Comp of Clerk , .. 819.82: \ey, OWners. I 16 ;ltr : 446·3444 '• ll:nown II Tavern l.nt in said Vllbl!t-, Tnvel and OUter E:!i:P«<AM .,16.3..28 ELECTROLUX SAL ES ~e.-. Super S.rwlce StiJtion 6 rooms (3 . bedrooms), bath, lbealnntng at the Northeut eorner or General suppliea _ •. 15t.1f. ·HE'S A STARR Priced For Qut'ck Sale -=,,I basemetlt ' furnace heat ' $7-' thenn the Mill Lot ; lhf" nce ead 110 feet : Total General t.. s.,.,. _. 4,134.86 •outh 132 teet , thence Weal Town Hall - Malnt. & Repair :i09.118 ' vi('e represent ativ .. , Hid lI NEW YORK IIJPlY,..Groen 900.00. 110 fePt to a poU ; thence t•.orth 19 Memorial Day EKpenJe .. .. 10.00 ard Stoke. Ph. 949- 36~6 . ' MIDDLEPO T N" ~4 deg. Wed Cl and one·tenth pe-rehe! to llealth - TaxeR Wlthht:ld for PICKUP TRUCKS ACROSS .5. Cereal 23. Number R ICe room • PW<t: beln1 thp corne1· o~ t he Mill Dl,lrl<'t Board of Healtb 28'1'.90 Bay quarterback Bart S(arr;· ~ ,. • 9 3fl·p 1. Happen grain 2-4. Flowing COttage,. ·~arne with imita- Lot; thi!!nep ealt to~~ fe-et: thence Celnl!terle• - Comp. of~.;;~~!;. · Foo\ball ~asue's m~t. . _, • North ll!J fed to the place of bP~rlnand Employel ,player and · lea411rg · 6. Strike~t 6. Wood nol9ily hon stone srdmg, 2 bedrooms, nlng, tonu.tnln• one-halt • .,,.,. more Tool!;. Machlner and. Mat, .. ei9SI Ford V:t Ton 1 with o. path 25. Malt bath Jarge enclosed back or len, deeded by Ma!lalin• Roee11er Other cemetery Expet~.~t• . . NPTICE •1960 lnt.rn•tionel1f2 Ton IJI 11166, -,.~ ., llal)\ed dull 80 und 7. Amateur bever' to Ethel Titus by deed datad ApriJ Total cemetet·y Exp . . _ •.:!!:! winner Monday •1962 G.M.C.% Ton ME@CHANOISE · of m~- Decem·. ll . Dreamy radio age porch, level lot (50 X: 100). 18. 181h. recorded In Vol. 7l. 1'11e Fire Proteetlon - Contrlctll. e1964 Dadg9 1f2 Ton 400 ·00J ·ber vottnc for the 17th @lll!ll•1 $:. . 12. Pr<ioDO . rtion oporatoro 27. Part G ·n• I ., OliO 00 168. Record• ol Deeds ol Melil nlly, Olher Exp .. LIGIJIIDATION e19M Jeep Pick Up 01.-q, a fd• · • County, Ohio. Hlahway11-M11int. ·•nd Repair 14 lliW ZIG-ZAG JJ. Appearing 8. Genus or o! MlNI!:RSVILLE ·- Nice 1 story Alto. e~reept that part of tlle lot Gaa Tax •.. ' . 4 WhHI Drive Rae Hickok ProlessiO-.'t 41)11ete . as if eaten lizanJ an · known as the tavern lot tn the vmaae M.V.L. .... .. . . •...•• SEWI~ MACHINES the Year award. ;:;· · .. ~-· · 14 . A cc um\llate 9. Fallhle!!B hr. frame, 5 large rooms, ce.llar, of Chf!llter. beclnning at the North. Total Highway Expen•e .. . Meigs Equipment Co. 1[). " Old C uri- ]0. Hog-call: 29. Chlll'lWith' 2D v.. r Fi~efory naraae lf. acre lot property eut (:Orner o1 lhp Ethel Tltll"' lot; Employees R-etirement . • /. . Starr who led the liackera to fil eo • " • th nee Eut 3.5 feet; thenee south HI Dedudl ous by County Auditor: ' he F'L Guenntu! R.. r Meig, Generet Hasp. o:. t ly Shop·• dial. nel Yeeterdsr'• "••wu in good shape. Bargain at penhe~ to the .,111 l.ot: thence we•t For EletUon1 119.~ t N Natlonelly Advertised Brends 992·2176 Pomtro, gi.-1 f 16. Distress ;31. Navy, $2 500 IJO 3l! feet: thence North 19 pel"t'he• to F'or Workmen'l Comp . . . 249.&41 251 poln•"" to easily To Be Sold et $3-4.00 Eech 16. Little girl call kidney 36. Lton'1 neck , · · the place uf bctlnnlnlrl . tald preml~e~ Totel Payml't'ltl 1S,67D.II w. . CAN BE PAID AT $5.00 17. 50's in 19. Lair and hair BRADBURY _ One story d«ded b,. Maedalen• Roeeher to suMM,.ItY Of _OPIAATIONI ,_.!~,~Kansas City's Len · SINGER SEWING MACHINE A MONTH cae 11 ar's 20. Nobleman lima 37. Fruit F1nnl11 Heeox bY deed d~t.-d SeptemIV FUNDS 1 .:;'f'o in new sewing table, guaranframe, aluminum siding, ber :11. 1891, reconted In Vol. 7J, P.a•• ••lflflc• • .1anu1ry 1, ,,.. The ultimate We WUI Deliver To Your -'• . _~ day 21. Scientist's 32. NameflnkeA deca y storm doors and Wl"ndOWS, S JCU, Records of Deed• or Mei(l Ro1<1 Fundi . • , •• '7.1)31.18 di•mond Studded teed · ZIG Z1'\u Home to Sew on Them eqmpl-"' .. to 18. l ntage workroom, of a Gabor 39. Jap~:~.nese County, Ohlo Gen A Other Twp. Fundi 4.n& tO ., • ' Phon• 991-2013 Middl•port buttonhole, monogram, fancy 20. Behold !or short 33. Ragmtl measun! rooms i2 bedrooms), bath, Alto, exreplln1 out of the above Total of aU Funlb - . 11.96!1 81 belt wW be awanledl,j _ _ _ _ ,___ - -I off Ia"." t 7 1 2i. 21. Spears 22. monger St•are35. Grand40. inlet Narrow side porch • ce11ar • lot (611 X ... , ..,,,.,., c~~d' rea ~•,1 eal•te, c$late'-~,t.o-wlt: .. ~~,,~u~o;•';"~'l·;••-~u~':"!'~,•;·~··:•·:·~·~·~·:•::.....:.....:•~·~-~''::''!~~~~wu::.._....::.:__~~ ,_. Spanush parenta l Situate ...... un • . . •••• .... ..,, . AUCTION ever~· friday nigi tt de~ign . etc P·•)· paym ents $S ea ch. Ph. 992pRinter 120). $4,500.00. 1 at 7:00 at tht' Laurel Cliff BLAETTN ARS SPECUL Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ WI~R WILLITS -• 2 Dr. DelUJt model . l...o<'ally owntd eod low mileace b,- orit· in.al owner. Spotless clt;m interiar, ~autlful dark blue fin· is.h. radio and heat~r . ...,......... Mf Oftll$ii- U I W ' - .. N ' ( Q, $6,50 50 •••, BODY and PAINT KEITH GOBLE FORD GAS!ft.INI ALLEY BILL SMITH BODY SHOP ' - SPECIAL 'P TRACTOR OVERHAULS ·~ !VE &EN THIIJkJIJG., DR. ~ITEfliTE, ~T I'D BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECK1NG B HOWIE SCHNI<IDEII WHAT IUJULD UI<E lD SE A D£N11~ roo, \VH£1-J I IJE6D TO BE A DEIJTIST? r GRow Ul'! L.O'T> OF Ot. D MAGAZIIJES I H£S FVTTIIJG M6CNI• ' Q., II , ,.-:1 I. i · FRECKLes AND HIS FRIENDS 1 , . . . - - - - - - - - - " ' - IT' ~AS f>~!' <O:!UAUTY OF /'>. CORSINI····~ LITTLE ORPHAN AHNIE A Z~I~/AND ~e SAME REO<'t.eSS. DASH! I -,_ IS IT'? loJ~ V. Y' l l1TLE""' I ~ ' A I'KJTION T'QpANK '100 FER THAT ! I lly HAROLDtaRAY r,; : " · "PUTTY ~osE: I cl AUaiQN &v MERRILL BLIIHER ~. !::!.8 A\J.· f I DON'T 11'1KE ll-lllT f:I?OM t!960DY·.. ·Nar EVEN AGUR ·RL1 GO oN, TIGER! ' ,_ ,, '- . b • (:\I G h/, R. l t' ALLEY 001' Sy Y. T. HAMLIN GEE, Nl(:l< t OIIIN'T IOIOW \DiJ - lN ~.TOO, """' IOO>YI AIIBIE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN IUREN 0 A ll Y ( R0 SSW 0 RD . ~~ ~ i i I. . •-· I WINNIE WINkLI HA ... HA. LOOK AT 1 1 4 tic · 1 12 uc ~: ~:,~'g• REVIVAL starting at \lt . ~lrr-1-----------· painting man u. B. Churl'h .i;m _ \:l 1967 .\P..\CHE~ arf" in. Fr•e 28. Belt Rev . .J·~·mes Mon ).'i<J\1 , Pa-.;t, _,r equipment with e~Jch "61 A- ',··.·.M·~:-:.,,,o•...., ...., Bud Hatfield. Evangel 1st. Ev· pache ~m!d before March 31. 31 Close ~~; .:Oi.:;:~·s~::~. 2685 _Auction _ _ House. ~;~~-odow 1 15 JO tp on , W. Va. 1 lO ffc meuure 38. Place INCOI'YIF. lax ~erv i~;-:- da tJy ex- - ----- --~-- ~ 34. • oung cept Sun . Evening by '! pnoir: t· !ThJS WEEK 'S SPECIAL! Frf'e shet>p ment ' only. Mrs. wand<~ 1£·1_1 turtle with every turtle bowl. ~~: ~~:'petttor lin. ~h. 992 n 72 . LaiJ!·et Cl-ft 1 P&M Pet Shop , turn first u . Palt> Road, StatP Rt. 124 . ~~ mi~e l road to ri~ht, ~elow Pomeroy- f.2 . Sllly from Fairground. ~~~ ~~ay 1 lil 3lllc Mason brtdge OpPn !'very _ __ day from 2 p. m. until a p. m DOW'l'li PlANO TUNING. Ph. Lane except Thursdays. 1 15 6t~ 1. F orf'bodi ng DaniPi s at 992-5509 around 8 2. Ct !\ 1· 1961 a_ m. I 6 30tc COR~ AIR Monza. $450. 3. No ,, ---Also a part Bassett and Bea- 4 . :o~~ II'; anted gle pup. 110. Phone 992-77116. t 15 3tp DAD.V CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: TOMATO !'tR kP~ . Warr('n PickA x y D La A A x. a ens, Reedsvi lle, 0. 7 FT. LOCUST post, 35 cent!!., • L 1~ 0 w I• L 0 -"" a II' ... 1 tS 6tp Phone Charles Calaway. 911>one letter almply •Ianda tor another. In this sample A Is u~d ----.,...--- 3857. I 15 3tp for the three L'•· X tor tbe two O'a, etc. Single letten, apr»~Wanted To B11y trophiea, the length a.nd formation of the words are all hint11. Sl"ANt>tNG Hmbt>r In --Ohio ' CLEANINGEST carpet clean- Each day the code letttn are different. or w~st Virguna. or old . er you ever ·used. So easy A OrJpklpam QuotaUon farms with timber. Manon too. Get Blue Lu&tre . Rent W Gl I LM P w GK L R w a Y w J E J B H'Pyoold!l, Bo1 n. Svrac·u~. · electric shampooer fl. PornRSYEJ NYC J UYNO ASIC W G l O. g 18 ur.!tp eroy Cement Block Co. 1166te W,GYW 81 OLXB lA BYT Y 1-fKJ,---. 1 1 ., • 1~ j I I l'"bonlay"• (.'ryptequote: ALL THINGS CHANGE. CRF':~P~ AND PHILOSOPHIES AND OUTWARD SYS'i'EM.-s- !lV.C' . f>9D REMAlNS.- WARD «> 1111. Klq' J'MWrN BtDilklte, · lac.~ ;iJ ~ -·, , _ tq ~ ~ ' . -;I • ''1Hl " ,I 8y ltALI'H HEIMDAHL . ' ·1· n;;U .rr. .t -· • 1 .• !~ I SKN01S 67"0PIT IMMEOIATFI:i"/ , A 1 C1:SKM.l1Y ... ; a' k'~~ . ers RICHLEY... SILLY..., .,. - -- the finer things ()( I BEDROOM h;:,use, one- floor, : life. "illae Lustre carpel and loca~t>d in Middleporl. ph. upholStery cleaner. Rent 192·"J693. eleotrlc shampooer $1. Baker 1 I 11 6tp furniture Co, I 16 6tc Hl5 MOT!lER'& HDNQR! :,; MAKE MiiliE-PROFIT-by ' listing your firm's serviceB in NEW YORK (UPI) -Vice "We must take steps," At the m~ent only B tmaD -~.. ...... the Daily Sentinel's Business Adm. Hyman G. Rickover Rickover said, "to .eliminate minority of U.S. citizens suuw Service column. 10 10 U t"alled Monday for "social,izing campaign C1JSls as a factor ln ·slgus of being unable ••to lit AJR <.."'NDri'IONING RefMger tlle cost of election campaign!!" choosing candidates and elect- kll_y by watchlna: c.i's OWl atton servire. Jark'a Refri~· in the hope of making ing men to pubUc office. 1 hope C90Dtl'y being ~-~·s eration, New Haven. Phone lawmakers accountable solely to E>veryone will take advantage of OwtliUDky.rd,'" ,~c , .,Id. TU 2-J!l3'1 the people. the recent law which permits "Ufttll thil . rnin!»'it)' ·itO'!'• tfc 4 8 ' · __ -. There , is urgent need. lle taxpayers to assign one dqllar tnto a majc.rity;, :~«#~1\D REALlY -MIX concrete deUHt added, for laws banning "'harm· of their taxes to 11 fund for pt'e~rve what Ja ~ ·Of-'the ed ri~ht to vour proJect Fa!fl, ful tec.hnologief>' ' dan~Prott~ 'o presldential campaign expanses. tteltl,ty of our land,"_ · titpckover and fii\Y Froe ··~mates Ihuman Ule and human healtn: " . ·--' 881\11 \'the destruetjon•. wm not Phone. !92-3284. . Gnegltnn physical and mental. By fn:emg our .elC\iww ceate~" ~: ... :;;:.,, Ready-Mil _Co.. Mlddl<l!'•rl representatiVes, legtslatton de- u n 0 l •P p 111, ~~~aUDtl Ohio. 8 Ill lie But passage of such mea- manded by the people (or lie<!lln\t!o ·more I'Qmplex lel'il!r =~---- -sores, Riekover sugge:;:ted, ls protection_ oga.inst injuriou _ s ·lnd fewet '_.nons poa~ss ttle CUSTOM bulchertn•, will buy Iess l"k ..-- cbscrUhinate b;e-=o 1 e Iy un der a .system tec hno1OSles ano for preservmll knoWled"t _,to hides. Phil Meier, 992-J.r..IU which makeB candidate.~ Jw.hnl· our heritage would }1aye ~asler ,.,.n .~ 'aftd bad technolop11 1 rfc. den to _campaign con_tributors_: p_assage, as would laws prov~d.. · eal dE!/etop.mentS. .. _ ·t · '· h h b th f f io ...... tfilo. AlJ(.,.,.IfiNKKR : t a~ mlg t e f" ca~e . I I mg or aet n to - ~....v . ·.~: ' Aa thl$. inequality progreesea, Cumol<le ""'""'' legiSlators were freed of obhga· •normouo harm l"l'hnO!ogy ·ha& ''It- ' ;0\U take all lite mor'l nons to ~nybody but the voters./ ~!ready c~used-su~ ~~ poll~· tesoar~ we possess to · " • •nu. f'rnn• " '-.ntaet Rickover, the nation's mn:n tion ~r air '~ water. ~ · ours a• humane society baaed on 1\. L "KAih~"UKU ramous piont>er ) n the appilt:a· Ricltov,e r said that in Europe respe"Ot for the wortb of 'everr Radne. -" 11"' tlon O.f nuclear erlergy lo ship ·· people, live surr~ed• /by ~ b~m"~ being;;" Rockover akl. ~ I' nc pr11pulslon, addre~sed the· pr1nt- . things of bea~tY tl\8tfblve· come .. ~~B!~Ie citiz~s must, lie S.t;\\l i\:(i m .w hlf'f'!l re~tall 8 mg industries of Metropolitan ~o th em from th~1 'past.'' £n M'fd~ edli'cate theffillelves IUffl· vt~-e all 'liHI'I!tl \V't t-m4 Nrw York. Inc ThE' orraswn A.mer .:.!an .;uch hf!tlta'l,eSJ are ciently in ~ science!' anc1 ill rht! ~-~tJ.-u 'ihuo ..,.,mf'l"il\ wa·~; tbe award ot the nrgani1:a. tailing '"Victim to tth3t m·q~t !l~ieflc~· biSe(t t.eenn01ogy;- to Auln.•'nz~o Smg~I Sdll!l a·no · u~n · ~: ~ Franklin M.edal for destrur.UvE> of moQerri fOdtri· kn{JW wl)en a·nd where to Clll 1 1 vances, &be buUdozet." Serv1ce, · • If Ue Djstibgui~h!d Service. lbalt to so-called PlO&I'ea. · I !!: ONE , ~ Q.f~ WJD ._ Accountable.Sole'Iy to the Ct.liZ~enry' Business Services ===~-,--- W1nted 1'o Rent -'-- _ IC . eryon• wekome I " ll! c I 1967. Roush & Lyons Camo- 1 • COACHAULIN<; Ph. 'i'I2-2R01 ' ing Trailers. HortHn St., Mas· l· 32 . Typ• 1 .·\ v·Ice AdmiraI R' k·over wan"ts··.La. 992--3830 Evenlogs 11!·25611 orlllft-163G.Ietc' ' I Award Winning Scientist Ti<E HfRO DEFENDING ~ · I·.!-·.- .....\_ J . <~' �, '~ ' " • e ent~. at ~ ~. i !b-~o # ;! -·--....._ ' O...,llff• T .. ..,._.. 01 _, __., ~ n. .,___ ~n!il' #A% ~ -~ II..-:::. .;,'' 1.'-~ . ·r. ~ -; . _ _;_______ • ""·-e - - - - - - - - - -.....to::-:=-y_oL XVIII ' NO. 221_ _ _ _• _ _ _ _ _ _ _,....:;.PO~Mf::-,:R::!O~Y..::.-M:.::I::::.D::::OLEPO:=..;:::::RT:.:L.,.:::OH;::::::IO:__ _ _.;.W;,:ED=.:N;:::::ES=DAY, JANUARY IS, 1967 '% '"-'-' FIVE CEN11 oc e. • ate ites ar lll 'l lS Six Hours of Acrobatics Faced by Super Titan 3C For Pentagon·Yietnam Link Auto Parts Retovered on Vacat~d Fann CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) ·- A Tttan 3C "roc~et bus" drove eight military coJ11m!lnlcations satellites mto !!!'ace today to fill gaps In the global. r.adlo network Unkmg the Pentagoc with U.S: force.- tn Vietnam. The WJper-Titan faced·. a ~ix-hour striDJl 'Of -orbital 11crobabcs to discharge its e1gbt lOQ-pcund pa!~gen around the equator In :1igh: iliow-inovillg ~rbils _now _shared by seven · 1 other relay stahon•. · · Col. 'Mitchell (><lldenthal, com,map<\er of the Army's Satellite Communications Agency, said the new moonlets should give the Defense ·- Department an almost con. DEAN WILL tinuous, jam-free radio link with ground statlollB "where Hoopllal Corpsmaa . 1blrd the action Is." , ; • . Clan-- Dean K. WUI, so• of The original seven swlthhoard launch, the speeding rocket )lr. ud Mn. NonDIIII C. Will satellites, tired into the · IZ-diy p)ISsed' the point where another of !loUie I, Ru•iaud, is IOI'VID& orbits last June, are In range super-Titan -c,arrying eight !denwith tbe Tlllrd Tank Ballllloa, for message relaying to any tical sateUites flipped out of Flnl ll!ariae Divllfoa, south specific station about 80 to 911 control and blew up laot August. of Do . Nans, Vlelaam. l per cent o1 the time. The new That failure ·was blamed on a craft should eliminate those faulty · fihergl•ss nose cone. remaining intervals. 1Today'~ Tit~n used a metal The triple-barreled Titan 3C I cover; began its complicated eigh~in- From their 20,930 mile high one mission 19 mmutes after orbital perch the satellites are COMMITTEE AT WORK _ The Meigs County Farmen Home Administration Committee Ia sbo.wn IW\'lewthe scheduled 9 a.m. EST time. able to recel~e messages (rom ing plans and progress being made on the Tuppers Plain&-Cbester Water District loan and grant. Tile COUD!-1 Twin solid-propellant boosters one ground station and then committee must recommend and certify all loans and grants made by the Administration in Meigs County. • propelled the 700-ton space amplify and retransmit them to bers, left to right, aro Gene Yost, Racine; Mendall Jordan, Carpenter, and Sherman Henderson, 'llllppen •• machine Into the partly cloudy another . station up to 10.000 ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:==:::!..~~::.:..:.:.=::::...:..:.~::~=.:..::====:::-:=c..;;;=~:..;;,~~ HONG. KONG <UP!l-Peklng sky, leavmg 8 geyser-like miles awa lw I '' y. • s tentte Commu " Radio .aid today Chine•• column of bright yellow name Monday's issue of the EIP.t'~ The A m!Utary leaders are solidly and smoke. rmy. a . - lrleal World (McGraw • j_-,q behind Mao Tse-tung in Red The delay was required nicaundtions. Atgt~ncy ~ow opeha~.~~~t Weekly) announced the FPC :' .. China's raging power ~truggle. because clouds obscured the sky gro s a ons n , bas graated a one year preBut Other reporta told of a over downrange camera track- Two are set up at Nha Trang .' '' ·~ ' nd B Q 00 Vi tn 8m and Uminary permit to Obio Powmajor rift in·ncreasl'ng the Communist lng stations. a "sabo- The two booster rockets were others aare "1oca' ted eaI Fi· Dix • er for otudy of a bydro-pillnt army and l R0 berts C lif oa the Ohio River Ia coooceetqe" by Mao'o enemies in jettisoned on lime, two minutes N.J.; Camp ' a .; lion with the Army Corpo of • southern China. after blastoff, and th1e roc~et Helemano_, Hawaii: Landstuh,l The Ma~trolled Peking raced toward Its first prehm1pa- Gennany, Asmara, Ethlop1a, Eogineen RaciDe Locks aud An estimated 175 persons met stem, as dld Attorney Porter. the system IDto their q, !r~ said today military ry orbit. and Clark Air Force Base m the Dam. at Eastern lligb School Tues- District officials said the which will be done accorditlg •arrisons throughout the coun- Eighty • two seconds after Philippines. Lacal utility officials today o coalirmed llflllll of tbe ri~t. day night to hear representa- number wh9 paid t11e balanc-. to Porter. By tbe UPI Icy pledged support to tbe 13Eureka Loel< alld Dam Ia Gill· lives of the 'fupp<9-S Plains- of their tap f.... and also the Persons who have not yet ·' . .·.' ' . ' . ' year-old Con)riljlllist ,party leadlla CoUIIY hao beea approved Chesler Water District explain number signing up aa oew sub- paid the balance ol their 191' q ~totm, Yet er. II srud the units, so~ as · · ,. · . for motallatlon of a hydro ... the ~ oys~. serlbers, "was .very encourag- lee, or th<JIIe who atlll wlah Ill .. i )l!Jolt&'~ ' IJuLfl WA'I'E far as 'flbel. promisecf to •:..;tzo · · 1T 11. Frank w. Porter, . · Jr., attor· lns." Porter obs'erved that sign up, may do 10) at Porter's held by ' anu-Mao ney for the district, termed the · who fail to sign up by March oUIC..·Jtlll~roy, GBul's Store " a1"1:B' UUDI u1 .IWI,;n.l u..... . . i :tiSiWII!'f'®~!!l: i ~:iliiiiltAUUIUIII mn::;a meeting "very IUccesslul." ,IQ inliSI ...y l f300 tap fee. ~ or the Baum LUmber Co. in ~·6 '-~li<ijy. r•mJier'atures ill Tlie bniadcast folloWed dllitlo-T LEBANON; Otilo (UP))-The that •. fence be- tililll / around ·John Piiltft~. engineer with A group of residents from the ~· a1 the home of Carl ' llie area ·ranged down to 40 de· ~e by radio Peking 'flillllla1 -11 1\epUUes of the Warren Coun-1 the J~il. . , Seico Engineering firm bl Indi· Gtlfl"illt. 1\fe&. HA ~ -~ pr II the Lyons Mar.,..es oolow iero. · lhal rebellious, youog ll!llltary iy Sheritrs Dl!pAttment don't 1 "Are th•y good ~tee! blades? ana, explained the proposed sy- and suggested a study to ~ tel 111 ~ Plains. The bitter cold was <:entered cad~ts supporting Mao were get together very much, since one of the commJSsioners askln an are• ·sUII ·smothered by • cooiJDed to quarters by senjp~ ih<y· work three different shifts. Ied. ' bllzzaJ'II-packins storm which officers who refused to jo!D ,Mao . . 1 "No," said the sheriff, "bul t<iok two 'days to range the m the political ~pheaval. : But Tuesday night they_ . all then 'the bars of the jail aren't RockY Mountains to southeaRta .Other SigD11 i came to ?te COWlty comnuss!On· good metal eitber.:t . . WASHINGTON (UP!) - speaker. version of the shaw, "114011ey-is ero Canada · Other SJgns that Mao faced ers meetJDgl o make a plea for . As for the deputies' pay ratse 1 like IIUIIIII... It's not worth • · ' .s!ilf opposition were seen in a higher pay, · the commissioners agreed to Jack Ward, Indicted lor as- Broadway star Carol Cbannin~ A glittering sight in a red got a big kiss and a hear hug and an elaborate thing u n le s • 11'1 sp r e ad Hong Kong newspaper report : The commissioners meet In study the request. sault with a dangerous weapon, ll'om President Johnson Tuesgown of 1811os cut, around." ltr!lctl9rutm !bat Defense M1nister Lin Piao. the same hulldlng as the jail was found innocent Tuesday afMiss Channing bad her moat ' SUJrJAGO, CHILE -Ofii.E 1 Mao's heir apparent, was away and Sheriff Byron Kennard ter 30 minutes of deUberation day when she brought down the Channing won a White House with a com1111nd ovation lor her rendering of ~ppreelaUve audience, however, Wllll' ~lubged :nto political con- . lrying to win subport of th• wasn't going to pass up the opby th• jury when rohe and the Presidllllt fa<.. luston today by the_ senate's army in Manchuria. . portunity for work with his full James L. Schnarr, Columbus, performance of "Hello Dolly." show's title song-better The Chief Executive and bis at lhe White House as trotted around the fioor al~ te fusal to allow PrOSJdent E<luarcrew available so he ordered filed the charge against Ward start the dancing. Job!'.., bad ao Frei "'vlsi\ th~ United States . • the deputies inspect the jail. following an Incident at the Hi- wife spotlighted their favorite Lyndon." •how at the traditional dinner She also rocked her some trouble ~ llft1 neX\ l(IODib: , A combmat1on of Baer Presented Pin They 'hit paydirt! ; 7 Bar, on Route 7, beio" honoring the vice president, the audience when abe said at feath..-ed headdreal <11t of llle c~s, a~b-Amer~carusm fore- For Yean in IOOF In alm?st every nlclle of the . Elmer L. McFarland, 43. New Middleport, where Ward was a Chief Juslice and the House point during the abrid«ed eyes, but enjoyed II mlgbUIJ. ~'I am~ them, brought ••· Christie Baer was presented old faciltly they discovered a Haven, W. Va., waa admitted bartender. : .l"flisll and ri3htists "; a pin in reco~ition of as years nacksaw blade. A total of 18 to Holzer Hospital at 1,20 p.m. Tbe affidavit charged. that As the Chief Euculln ~~t. er In the plGVO lo ban FreJ s membership m Mmerai Lodge were turned up. . Tuesday with fractured rtbs Ward struck Schnarr wtth • escorted Miss QJana!ng to tbe Cold wa• a ""rd tbal seem- door after the JIIIV, she was V~\;v'fb.e 1'0~ was :IS-15. No. 242, IOOF, which met Tues- The shenft showed the fJDd and possible internal Injuries. dangerous weapon, a hammer, ed wboUy laadequate Ill Ohio . beard to remark, "you're 1ucll! n>JIIicai insiders saul on~ day night. to th~ comiDISSioners and asked .· F 1 nd . build or some like instrument. Testithmg was .eertaln': Frel wo~ld Erie Hart presided at lhe ---. -~-- . - - - er~~ ~i~h t~' ~azer ~,:':U: mony of defenae witnesses inditoday. - you don't have crlllcs." seek revenge with every means meeting A committee was ap- Ve~rans Memorial Hooplial ti Co th Ce caled tbal Schnarr had been h1t d It was freezl111 - and well Johnson slopped 1114 looted II 1 . di llo th ~--1"'1 . Ad . I d M . on ., empove on e n· at hIS aposa r e ,_, "", ~ pi>lnted to plan the lodge's parmtso ODS - Fre orru?g, tervUie Rt. as . b ass. by a "biUy-club" below 11. ber in amuement. ~1 dtlll'll. ing olow. Under the nation s tlclpation in tile Big Bend Re- Middleport; Mra. Lacry Whitt, M F land ypeportedl . Ward was represented by A~ was all be coultl rep!J, --•te p1 . PI PI was r y 111• c ar lit tio th 1 Temperaturta btl their low cons u n, e ~M • ays&n gatta. li rabbit supper was . easant; A an Marcu?', jured wbile dra ing a tree torney James B. O'Bnen whlle l of the winter ~. u T• lmportont role 10 foretgn pob~v served provided by Eric Hart Mason; Marl; 1\lchmond, Mid- 1with the dozer : . tree caught the prosecuting attorney, ser·n- 1 tedo aud Mallllleld reoorded making and Its approval IS and, Robert Vaughan, prepared I! dleport; Eleanor Roush, New ion a telephon~ pole guy wire, ard v. Full.t, represented readings of 2 above -.. li necessary before the by the latter. 'lbe .llext meeting Haven; Rusaell Mallaban, Ifell 11 d 1 ck McF 1 d state. 1118~ leave tbe country on will be Jan. 21. All members , Reedsville. . o an s ru ar an . was as low as II ahoVl! ill policy matter. Jt · bad never are urged to attend. Dlscbarg.. - Rhnda Hackett, ~n the stomach. His conditiOn lbe GaiDa ,Melp area. historY 'l!ealed this apprival. Geoflie HaCkett, Sr., Howard 15 reportted as satisfactory, S ·, , SQUAD 'CALLED Stewart, Mra. llerbert Gibbs Three Quintl Vie ·~"fhe Pomeroy emergency and son, Betty Hayes, and Paul WEATHER . · liUSsELDORF, . squ!Jd was summonec! Ttresday Gr..nlee. NY' - 'Jbree. of the afternoon at 2:23 to the re•i----Snaay sooth and wnt. laear ' ~ Pr<mafurely a of Mrs. Crary who woe Meigs General Hllpflal ruul cold llm!PI, low - ·to 8 oUi!J Qhll!fless wne . to Holzer hospital 111 Admboioao - None. obove. lltereasing eloudlne&o d;/1, Qoclbrs eald the ambulapee. Dlsebar101 - Kate Fick, ruul a Httle warmer Thursday. Wert 1 In "very bad'~ · 1--''--'---'--------...::...:.......;::=.:...:.:.:...!._..:.....:.:..::...:.:.:.:...;.:=.:.::.:....:.:.• .::...:.;.:;~ Recovery Of parts stripped fi-om li siolen 1I6S Pootiac GTO that was found abandoned last wis reported today by r,lelas 'Counl)' Shetill Roberi C. H.ati.!nbacb. • The c.tr, belonging to a Cleve111111' mrd~. had been pushed 110or lhe. bank of tba Ohio River lll!l!ieen Long Boltom , and ShRd"ltlver last w"!!k. ,'i'h'l · automobile bad · been lllrlf!ll!'d of its rno~ , seats, 1811 !!JJII!s. ~ ot~er accessories. ' Tlie Blterlff said the parts were lltented early thlo at a vac'a~ ~la,nn 'in tile Eastern joelion Meigs County and II . Is lielle\led th~ vehicle was brought IntO lilt riffil and stripped ~ Clevelaiid area juvenlll$. '"'"ligation •of the incldent :Is ~og eOnlll\ued, Hartenb~ .aald. : ~--:--.,- ' ' ' . ' ' ..., ,' w"* Gee . . . I thought everyone knew NELSON 'S, everyday low prices included my prescriptions, and Fast Free Delivery-Mom- my does! "You should tell your Mommy.'' weei of rour I' Red China Picture Confused · •r•--• .... . MAKE ELBERFELDS ' Poor Steel Everywhere .' IN POMEROY ;, ....'-,·~.!~.- !'J':!es~' t'£2-Ml~t~ o . h~- afoi~.o.wer'' YOUR . . Charter No. 8441 National Bank Region No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OF OF MIDDLEPORT --1-l 0 1 with l+r_ _ _ ___._._ ·12~-..,...-------:-"": 18 year.Old ICo'u'ld Vote in S549.00 WE DESIGN TO FIT YOUR SON IS BORN Mr. and lllrs. Lawrence Eb- KITCHEN ersbach of MioerSYille are an.. oouncing the birth of a 6'1.. lb:' son, David Michael, Saturday ' FREE evening, January 14, at Vet,,._ I ans Memerial Hospital. Grand- . parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jiow.. , . ard Ebersbach Sr., of Portland ond Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Rous~ arid ' KITCHEN I'LANNINO SERVICE AYAII.AILI NO DOWN - 36 MOS. TO PAY . PA1'MENT . held ' W®.id iurvive. ~ qum~ :,born '·""' months . ' ,, . Di. .iii.n . '~_ell delivered the .lOw: · -dav .. / 1id, •'we ·' ' I I WITHOUT DISH WAS~ ....oo · ~ \ ;I I " ,•' I i:.~ '1• · "Uttie """'''' . . / 'liri Within nillf days ending with call date -- -- -------- $5,577,586.15 of New HaYen, W.' Va. Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date ------------ 3,583,406.06 VISIT IN BELPRE Loans as shown above are after deduction Mcs. Georj~e Sa~gent, Chester, I of valuation reserves of --------- ~ ---26,703.22 spent' the weekend with her ljOn and daughter-in-l~w. Mr. ' ~nd I, Harold E. Hubbard, V. President & Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of Mrs. Rodney Gaul and Michael, condition is true and correct to the hest of my knowledge Belpre. On Ssturclay ,,' and belief. they visited Mrs. s,rgent's broHAROLD E. HUBBARD ther, Norman Weber, of Long Bottom, who IS a paUell) at the We, the undersigned dlrecton attest the eorrectneu or this report of oondilion and declare that It has been ex· Camden Clark Memorial Hospit-amined by us and to tbe best of our knowledge and belief al. 11 true and correct ANNOUNCiliiYMN SING PAULS. SMART Dan Hayrnail.Will be at the RODNEY DOWNING Dlrecton Plants Church for 1 hymn Sunday, Jan. 22 al i p.lll. BERNARD V. FULTZ , __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.:.· e'rybody ·Carol ·Channing Gets tBJ Bear Hug, Kiss Sweet, Devout Woman Facing 5-Murder Count WITHOUT DISHWASHER ONL1' 167,083.51 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -------567,083.51 TOTAL lJABJIJTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------------ $6,196,919.08 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar IU: Hlnps. •* Exhoult Hood Filter a. LllhL *Guides. DoveteUid Drawers a. rt,10n llollor · , . . *Com-ly Aulo!nlllc DlthW•-· with *Roper Electric or Gao OVen I. Cook TOIL 12-_PI_ Tobit Slltlnl Copocftr, 3,978,104.75 Common stock-total par value ------------ $ 100,000.00 No. shares authorized 2000 No. shares outotandlng 2000 300,000.00 Surplus -------------------------------- I r : u; lint, ssgg.oo Deposits of United States Government -----8,967.84 Depos1ts of States and political subdivisions .. 170,322.22 Certified and officers' checks, etc. --------21,387,21 TOTAL DEPOSITS -- -- ---- $5,558,776.52 Total demand deposits .... $1,504.671.77 Total time & savings deposits $4,054,104.75 Other liabilities ---------------- ---------71 1059,05 TOTAL LIABILITIES ................ !5,629,835.57 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Undivided profita ------------------------ P BUILT-IN APPUANc;ES TOTAL ASSETS ..................... $6,196,919.08 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations -------- $1,379 ,994.70 Time and savi~g deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations -------- -r d. Dozer Operator Hurt at Work -e- : . tho•• . . ob In the State of Ohio, at the Close of Business on December 31 , 1966. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. *llnllhld 12-Ft. New &I..- Parr ~It Pro- *F01111ica C<Junter Top With C.blntlo wllb ConcNiid canipleto with flttlnp. · wardF' I· ' Innocent ByJury . THE CITIZENS NADONAL BANK WITH MATCHING B · T d Blade_ . onanza_ orne -\:Jp 00D SHOPPING CENTER ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in procesa of collection --------- $ 486,614.50 United Slates Government obligations direct and guaranteed ________ :_______ 1,709,473.75 @bHgations of Slates and political subdivisions 322,620.69 Loans and discounts ---------------······- 3,591,891.84 Fixed assets -----------------------------89,270.48 other asaets ............................. 17,048.84 H W n· . t t 175 ear a er IS r·I'ct ' ExpIatne • d by Eng1neers • lives or . Serves Tea(!} in . 'poUred · tea-honalido,l · . teo. and . Aecident..Free Tuesday Found By Ohio Patrol � 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. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 January 17, 1967 qualls