http://66.213.69.5/files/original/83917e6f3da372b043e12c9ba0dc31fc.pdf e515e5237331cf63b49ba2a037d574a5 PDF Text Text I I ' ..,. ' ·- ! • I • wt::=:=.;:;:,r;;a::;- .":w..o:.::..':".:...-= Study Japa~ese Influence l b A. G d c M . ~-El~::"~~[:;E:;g?.a:EM;, ~~ . ~u::-=;.j: 1 t· ar en _u eettng ·CommttfeeS for New Activities Term • Mtdlodlll ~ell lor P ny .... I .....; MIUJepon Pmbytariu Cllm>ll, I·· .. Ameri<a, met Mo!!diJ evenin& jorie Hoffner, filii bearers for • al the IOOF Hall. meetings ; Winona Coot and Ed- ~urc~. 1:•; Clleoter M:!;. . ' na Reibel. naa bearers lor fun- diJI ~- aod Allrod •Carrie Molnbart, cooncilor, era!· Eva Dessauer Edna odlst ~arcll. pros_ -• idedrltuat i'·.the "· meeting 1 Mopen· •~e Reibel Ethel Smith, Lottie Cob· "" 10 a ...,. orm. 100' en aod Nettie Hay.,., delin- ! The Japenese Influence e " • 2 SALE! GlOVES d d BOYS CAPS 1 1 ~tiildy "I' PI!'•· paper on Annua1s GLVe • n pome·roy Garden Cl ub WOMENS BILLFOLDS a ;I 1 :Argues Step Must be Taken lnL!!!~~)~~~~!:mler / L D h d J acks, Langs viiie, I• f t • consu.Its D'· ~ Ro CLINlc · ·.CHEST . . - Ricar . Y · on. nerberg, M.D., Ch~st Clmtctan of Ohio TB ~nd Ben Franklm Hospttal, Colum· . bll,l, at the chest elirue Wedneaday at the Metgs County Health Dept. •. $1.00 VALENTINE CANDY CARDS FOR All YOUR VALENTINES . . ' \\ \\ t . Mens w_·rangier "Ju·. ""'s"... ·:mm:savs .. -a; 1 I JOY . A . A • S dY T • G RING~ e Administrators Participate in Ohio Conference $5.95 $4.69-9pc. '· FREEZER PAPER · LAZY SUSAN SETS n·. I. 2 Br'rthday Mary Fetty J ObServed PIan S kH Pr'e Socr'al at H • •/1 arrtSOnVI e Mri.- R;zf!rbe is f N r C-riRf:l I" . ' HOUSEHOLD PAILS 49c 79c Hostess ~\ving A~essories Activities of GOP D• By Local Club -: __ ,.,.!=' ........... . Household Lining Paper Open Friday Night til 9 . 69c IT11Il9 ~u--HANDSOME 6 to 9cup tuaRIC PERCOLATORS Chafrmm $6.99 ~ $3 99 't. $6 BLANKET -- 99 ' :..U., EGS THEATRE NOTOPIN FRIDAY ondiATUJlDAY ,........, 10.11 •MAYA• (Teclmicolorl Clint W~,J•r North "CAT IALLOU'' (Teclmleolor) Jane l'oada, Lee Marvlll, Michael caDan, Dwa.,.Yne lliekmtD, StubbJ Kaye. Admllllon: 75e 6 40C GARBAGJ CANS 88c ~ 1 QUICK SERVICE 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING -5-RVICEIUpon v.,r Roq11•tl Robinson's Cleaners luonll St. welcome. --- were served. INTRODUCE DIRECI'OR• VISITING PAl\l;l!iTS Th Four Rivero Girl Scout ' Darryi ,_Stumbo of t!M.U. I. e lor Coast Guard aon ol Ml'. Counctl held a recepUm . . Mrs. cilffold ,stumbo, !lllss Allee lieJ!nl, · new Esecu- 'port, Is Vlallinl bere with live Director of cOuncil; il ~ parenll and friends. Dit~Jjl baa Parkersburg Flrsl Uni!Aid Pres- J>een attontllnl a ~ e!toe·ll byterlan Church February 1, lo troniCll school at Griiiotl, · Introduce; her · to lh• ~He will leave Sunday lot .r fornla. , . - ' *2.95 · LAUNDRY BASKETS All around ban~~' 10114 ~. Turquoise wOod and while P~· , • '. 1.: . ,._ • _ ' Rnd& 49c . Make El&.~ll• ·t~,Joriifl~·y"Your Shopplnt ,~ · . •,~d Your Home, rms WORLD • , , , By Tbe UPI T~ to Go · W~luNGTON - THE 25111 . BALTIMORE (UPI) - Tbe snow-covered roof of a At~~endment to the Constitut;on Roman Catholic church collapsed today on top of 120 wlls ,on · the verge of adoption pe~sons attending a morning Lenten service, 10~ of them today. ~ction »y Mipneaota aod children. . . Montana legillaturea wlll write I No one was killed. Thirty-four persons, nearly aU ·It into law and correct a naw ichildren, s~ffered injuries. Fifteen of them were admit· exillting alDce the brlth of the ted to hospitals for treatment. I "It's the miracle of the century in Baltimore that no repuhlit. . The proposed amendment Pl'1" 1r,n• wa~ killed," said the Rev. James ferry, p_a!~or at a vodes for filling a ~acancy tn ethodtst ~burch nearby. ! . . the office of 1~ ,vioe preaideo· veryone qu:.ckly got out of 1middle, hurhng timbers aod cy. 11 also sets out tho the ',church. . I other debris on top of llle pew!l. P~'\'" to be followed lor the ThAehoonWgreedgaliodn, attendoni g Q1udtokly, the chi0Jdreedn aodsafafew yice ~..,aident to serve as act- ; an s nes ay serv ce o er persons to ety In& ""''"'•nl whenever the delayed by the East Coast through a side door. -r""'":' · blizzard, was led to safety by 1 . ~h ' ,,!dent II unable to perform !lie Rev. Francis O'Brien aod The entire roof then fell i• is dtitles. •' ' nun aod tne walls of lhe church paratroops Tra Alexei N.•Kosygln ealled today for scrapping of all nuclear weapo111 destruction of nuclear stockpiles. Kosygin said If the nuclear question wu not solved in this century It would have to be solved In the next. The visiting Soviet official made the remarks at a conference carried Uve the United Sltatetis. via Tell· menl bannlngBul deb~~·the star commun ca ons sate • weapons. e •- Including 8,7911!workl!l'l and 1 bolpltal palleal waa dead aod wounded. A were released W~ algilt :ar~~ total of 503 Americans now are by lbe VIet eon,. 'Diey llad auflered per~apa the IIi Uated 18 missing In aetton. been m!salng since . Feb. a. euuaiUea austaiDed in a · The toll last week Included Spoteunen said tbe-illtll'fire attacl:, military 111 Gls killed, II2D wounded aod en rotlle from • · G<rmaa said today captured by Communists or hospital obip in &tl&oD .lo 1o11Q1 submitted to qu... ; : ; : lions in the unusual transaUan· ban.., all nuclear weapana tic news conlereDce shnrUy total destruction of alter Prime Minister Harold sloctpllea · Wllson paid a surprise visit to ..11 w~ de 1101 oolve IIIIo the Russian's bote! suite. problem - · . be aald, •11 Rellable sources said tile two, mtul be i'elved Ia lite am attended only by lnterpretors, eentary." discussed Vietnam ~nd other He said ncent talks lntemallonal ~ssu... shown ~~~· world mual come Their previous talkl on Ian agreement to ban the Vietnam were reported to have Iof nuclear weapons to totten nowhere. BrilaiD waa l countries lhal do not possess reported urging a Joint Loodon- them now. Moscow effort lo bring abnut a l Speaking Ruaalan, with his V!etoame~e peace. Iremark> being translated Addressmg m?re than 500 English, Kosygin xald that newomen Kosygm did not Jive a Germany mull agree to such direct answer when aalted f agreement wllelber Borut wants whelher he favors an ogree-1to or not. --- -- ls.:d about they lbigad-• were allacked U.S. manpower in VIetnam waa captured them. AlltharliliiAIII' day by a amalter bul at 410,000 m1111. the WOtttiJ' 4li)'lal entrenched CommuniBI On the other side of the war, their pallen~ .In a ~ wblch struck with a barra&e spokesmen reported today ·that fouod walldnc OD 1 •lUIII:·it aome 100 grenades, ~~:;:•~ Vietnamese Red CroiB mlleo soulheul of, SoliD"· - ' mines aod counUess VI small r.rms fire. Spokesmen sald the . SAIGON (UPI) - U. S. opok..m.n uld ...., c... loolt "mnderate" 50,519 Amtrlctno htVII boon kllltd • ,. ..,..... jn Ues, In the four hour """'"•I the VIti Nom wtr tnd thtl at ltut •16, (,om-1)~ meaning deatba or wounds violations of the current lunor now ~ ha" numerous but nol eli:~~=~ felltd more. Thwy roporttd 1,149 U. $. ,_,.ltl-.~ enough to destroy the - k olont. A Iotti of 117 AmtriCIDI ~- ness of the company. 920 waundtd lest wttk tnd onother 12 l!ll!ll'l>l.llf~ paratrooper& operating In td ... pturtd or mlasl~~~o they 11ld. It loolDught tha Zone D fought back with small six..,.., wor tatol .. 8,790 kllltd lncltHIIot l,564 Jn lii'IDI a1111 gretladea and finally 1 non-combot occlcltnll, 41,739 waundell Nd 1 5113 II,.. forced the COmmunists td •• mlsalng In octlon, lhty 11ld. '· ~ . · with artillery :and air sU!I()ot1. The attacl: was but one 1120' w h• 0 rs I p pe rs Jit~IIOYJin I, .EScape Dea.th In .·1M, 0 dern M • I · 1rac e 1 ------..---...1_____. ;____ ilft · or . 88t •,.,, I. . roposes ,.u.c lear Ill 1 Ab Pomeroy 1 i SHANMONT PANTIES d' 'd About Middleport Ar .•. VIsit llbtohlolo In ~ ... Tbil week end " are bavlng our clean-up e of GlrlJ and Wome~ . Sklrtl- and other Winter Ready To Wear on the 2n floor Our htlf·prlce sale of Mens and Boys Coats :\: Jacluit& and Sweaters on the main floor - Barga IIJ all over tbe .Acre and every day more new Spring merchandise trrlvfilg. VIsit in every department. In Saito aod S. Noda. ON SALE--l:KIR 1arrangements. American gardens and flower Mrs. A. R. Hecox gave a pa- Mrs. Carl Horky, p;:,:~ arranging_ was discussed at the per on "Favorlte House planlll," cllairman, introduced the February meeung of the Mld-11 on · eluding the African ViolM and en lor lhe evenin,. A · on sal1 · " For Women. lbief rtyles ond Step-inPinties now dleport Garden Club Mooday 1othen. Mrs. Michael Fry of plant auction wao held foliow*.msley, a charter member, quent. ~Arn r i evening in the newly decora\ed 1Cheshire was welcomed into ln& the meetlns. Memben anfor $f.OO 1 1 '!IS lost byHunt'•"'on death. Ed hosp1tai Speocer At the close of the meeting, OUD aD ' s~o· 1the club. swered roU call •• "'•~ a cur~ I ~ al room of the Columbus •1-. And the extra t nd 1 ••"• "" rt ts 111 m a uoe~ . . • ' valentines wen distributed and I and Southern Ohio Electric Mrs. Morris ............ ....~ on a rent Oh1o Conservaticm project. For all r-ular ..... -~1 Bearbs rernams oli· Icookies and coffee were served. •...-~ ~'"'llie- 1 1 slaes on salt for a llttlt more. • ncl M~ 1 Company. Mrs . William Mor- recent reJional board meetilli The buffet table •• tteltn ~ls:ber lOSt her mother The next meetine wiU be Feb. ris, president was in charge. Iwuh Mrs. Jack Robson and on ment featured red velvet roses and Elir.abeth. Campbell and 20 and there will be a sHent . . 1 the Sears Civic Beautifica~on m a milk glass compote. ~I S~wart their brothers- Ia~ction by the ways and means Mrs. C. A. Emmtsh display· Iproject. The Ohio Association dessen course was served Ill· law by death. Icommillee. ed a Japanese arrangement of of Garden ClubB hal asked tile the h116tesses, Mrs. David For Men, Women, Boy1 and /' communication was . re~d forced forsythia branches in Middleport club to provide flow· sminger, and contributing Girll. All sizel!l, Assorted Vinyls, Corduroy, Wooll and tiom Edith Wakely,the District diStrict ' ~- •. ~'' ""WW Woola, Orlona, VJnyla ~ut)', concerning Nolan Carson of Cincinnati 1conjunction with the topkc, er arrangements for the speak· .esses, Mrs. James Arnold , Mrs. colors. Leathers. Leather Palm Nylons. Warml)r lined. r~ly to be held in Losan April ~ OUD 3D c Monday to be with his 1"Traditions of Japanese Gar. er's table at the state conven· : Lewis Smith, and Mrs. R~~;~ Drivin&: Gloves. Values up to $2.915. Value.s up to $1.95 13 and asking the coundl to s 5~~r, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, dens." Mrs.' John Welsh ga~e tion in . Ath~ns 1n A1.1gust ~s. .Gress. Mrs. M~ Rol~er bfve the memorial services in ~ while Mr. Gittxms iB a medical ' a paper titled , ' The Mag1c John Kmca1d, Mrs. James Titus ed Mrs. Entsnunger m the tSe , e.ven~ )A practice at '\' OUt patient _at Holzer .Hosplta~ tn ,of Trees and Stones: Secrets and Mrs Garen Stansbury were !!ence of ber daughter, Mr Salo TupJters Pliilil'S was announced ,, GaLHpolis. Mr. Gibbons 1s un- Of Japanese Gardens ~y K. 1named to the conimittee for the Gress. !lit April'2 and national, state , J dergomg tests but Is reporled -~:..:.:__:_____:_-'--'--- - -- - ~ district IJ[ficers are to at· I';1 improved. Me~s were asked to 1 Mr. aod Mrs. Oar! Horky and Made of soft split cowhide laminated 1o vinyl. ScuH refbi the rally. A' Mrs . O!an Genheimer return- daughters spent tbP . Washable. Removable paas case with swing clip sistant. nk you no~ was read from ed to her home Columbus Mon· at Bndgeport Wlth relativ~s. for additional windows. Fine quality, Red, Blue; Belao, tit Crary family. The travel· day after spending the past Mr. aod Mrs. _Joe 'fribl>ie mock. donated by Mary ;day; assisting in the care ot,"nd daughter, Kimi, St. ldwm, was awarded to Edna :her mother Mrs John F Bat. I W. Va . vtsit.ed Sunday _!bel. ' lv. · · · her parents, Mr. aod M MENS BILLFOLDS In Brown tnd Black $1.00 ·Named ,oil _committees were 1 ·Mrs. J. B. Marshall of Louls- !George Hackett Sr. They <.;rne. ~f,zhng, ~r.a Beegle, . ville, Ky. arrived today to as· to see t~e new son of Mr. and was tlle topi~ of a paper given Annuals coloring or summer white board or bricK house """ Man~ - •wk dmmg room · . •• of h th Mrs . Michael Shaler. at the February meeting plans were made lor the pro- yellow blends with gray sidi1ngll ~ . ; ~ttie .,....,, • Cohen, Net·• M srs 1 mJoh 1ue care er mo er, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd has Edna R F B .1 the Pomeroy Garden club gram when the club will hild or grey toned old bric k ; I .. lenora Swatzel, l rs. ~-- Veterans day a Iternoon at th e ho me · al ways Hayeo w-11 - F.n1 h · al1 y.T h t ied to her home """' an open meeting ol the St. planting annuals, 11· os ~ · . Elizabeth Campbell Sat lrdle ~therho ondpre spetn Memorial Hospitil where Mrs. Charles Persinger, Paul's Lutheran church June best to 1 draw a plan first, con· No sweeter lift f . Val,en· • . u ay w1 1s gra aren s, h •-· d obse 1. bl d tines. Choose from"' r ' · ~ue_tthe>ll"i,g Nettie , Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher. · as UC1:andn un erF :V,Na~oo~n~. berry Heights. 5. sidering the colors that en , delicious lrl'IJ' of~ Fanhy · and Go do F. h P k Mr. Mrs. ranciS Mrs. Persinger, president, "Annuals Color all Summer," the size of the plants, and the Farmer Cand• tna•·... You're ·Send a s~eiat me1sa•e to ~""' n IS er o1 ar er!· 1son were m . Lancaster .~ ...ftr!autiful your Va entine from• our means· 1b r W ened. the meeting by was the topic of the instructive size of area to be planted; •-· 11 bound to please. "'\ urg,Witft . · his ~a . spent the week· ' where they visited with heart·sllaoed Valentine Card collection by rat: llaylos, Lii: !end parents, Mr. and . the verse of the month, paper prepared and given oy soil, fertilization, sun or shade 60c: ta $9.ts gilt bo-a:ed, ·.~ Hallmark. and Mrs M y· b d f .1 son, Ke1U1 Andef1RD, of ruary brings the rain, Mrs. J . 0. Roedel. Points she are most important in · · ' · 8500 18 er an ~~ y. sonville, Fla., whl had the frozen Jakes again.'' make : In order to get best a beautiful and most successful " 1 ~r. and Mrs. M~son Fisher 1 to Lancaster by plane on busi· '" v viSited Suoday evemng at New Iness for bis company. DevoHons were given effects, colors of a n n u a I s gardefl of annuals, aod some t_ Haven. W. Va. with Mr. an<f M d Mrs Howard Roy Betzing who read should blend with construction of the most colorlul aJIJIWlls _ v _ Mrs. Burrell Dawson and Mrs. I de/~Martha· Clark of 12:1-7 and a meditation and material of the house: red are ageratum, alysium, aster., The Burly Jeans that never needs Ironing. With ltyltol ' Edith Roush. The Upper Room, noting that salvlas are recommended lor a ealendolas, sun flower, lark, mength and softness. esewn with Dpra ~b , Mr ad M M F' h lersburg, W. Va. and Mrs . Ma· very 1mportant question, spur, mar'•olds 'and petunias. thread. eReinforced at every strain point. estrong · n re. ason IS er bel Wolf of Pomeroy were oe ~ lUll I and daughter, Barbara wer• jweekeod guests of Mr. an should ask ourselves Is In closing Mrs. Ruedel read l'::ized~~~ ~f.r.'rslze!"':%u~B ~':ist m:fsJ!: Colon: always" Tuesday guests or. her p~rents, Mrs. Paul Grueser. we pleased God?" She conclud · a poem by Douglas Mailock: , Mr. aod Mrs. Orris Hams, I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, ed with the thought, "When W)loever makes a cardeo, . '' ' I 1 love God, we do our utmost has, Ob so many frieDdl; ·,. ~~sake iAthens, were SUnday dinner please Him." Tile &lory of lhe mw$1 DJ ..... _ Q N D In nXIOUS gueslll of her •-yu.w eada. COLD-RAP ' Mr ~sonparents, Jan- Mr. and Members answered roil Four elementary school prin- The dew -bea • ua . _ , ~u~r ••· by naming a drinking plant, For wiad and roln aal IDI· Blanche Nelson of . Dexter one that -ufres an unusual clpala of the Meigs Local oblne I ge IS 1.tu spent the weekend woth her .. , School district joined · more OpiC OJ' fOU p Isister-in-law, Mrs. George mount of water. A Jetter than 1,000 Ollio school admliils- Aod dew allll fertlle ... hJoy For An Anxious Age" I son, s. Second Ave. Spendine read from .charJotte Cox of · trators in a professlonal eon. Aid lle wlto make~ 8 tardee ~:~:S~~~!t~ctf~ap~t!:i . Eorj,y AmerlcJ!l Prascut ,was the topic given by Mlss iSalurday evening Willi tllem State HOSP!talat Athens, Iorence in Columbus UDder Works !land In band 'IJIIb'Gotl. stronger, moldable, Crystal. 7 dloheo and 1 1 i Charlolte Dtvld!on at l!le Feb- was Bernice Nelson of '"' the club for table sponsorship of the Ohio Depart. A deS!erl c.,.se in keePinl venlll dehydration and .eaally (lall plate 011 a mi>hilbl ,.. ruary llleetlnl of Group I oi l Mr. an!l Mn. Wendell meflts goven them at ment of Elementary SchoOl with George Washington,·~·::~~~~ written on. IB Jnchei wide, rack. 60 , the Womon'o A!soolatlon of Itch and dllllhter, Susan, mas. . · last Thursday d!ly waa served by then ft. long. . Salo the First Unltad Pre•byterlan son, Steve, visited over 1 be Mrs. Personbeageirl _explalDheed Saturday. at the clllse of the $1.00 ci.A•·~~': Olurch ln MJddleport weekend in McConnelsville projec~ of ut ymg t They were Mis! Rosalie The next meetinJ will ~ at roUt • .,o •o day evening at the home their parents, Mrs. H<>mer ball foeld area, a request Salisbury; Mrs. Ne!Ue the boone of Mrs. Harold l!roW11. . T"-t art R,CA Victor Value Drlya . w~::~~~: Mrs. Fred Lewis. lacb and Mrs. W1lllam Smitb. the president of. the . · Vale, Salem Cen.ter; Mrs. EllzComo to our 2nd fiCIQf Music D~p~~rtu-. RCA Vl. r :IW •·~~; The opening prayer was Anoclatioo. nus abeth Pickens Middleport and J .\~· • Color TV's - RCA VIctor Portable TV's RCA en by Mrs. Larry Andersoa 1. tabled until further study . lllr. Eugene Campbell, Harrl· 0 victor SltrtolRCA VIctor RtdlCIITtpt scripture reading from r be made of the proJect and JUSI ville i'..l lacordtn- Tht RCA VIctor Porttblt a - lacord given by Mrs. Jack Coleman. what It would require. Final so;em~ for the annual meet· e~- ~um Q . Pioyora. Stt them al[.on the 2nd floor. Mrts. Ri1chahrd Vaughan was i!li, held at the Ohio State Ex'' S QC Op1 position Center, was "Decision q N 1VO .1on~, C aorman usmg . PLASTIC Rtctlflllla.r Pintle topiC, Gelling Along w I I Mro. Dollie Fetty -rtalned Making for Elementary Prln- !llrs. B. " . People." Several poems a birthday party Friday cipals." ,. Ied tho DISH PANS ' en from the hook "Apples at the home of Mrs. NatiOnally • known opeakers Radoo Club . , Gold" were. reao by Mrs Clifford Hayea in honor ol aod professional consultants on ieveninK at bar Popular oize with lree-swtnc- Fill ony liDt. Styled for the former's daughter. An old faahioned pie the program were Dr. Martin Jbome. .IJack Satterfoeid. tna metal ball. White, lur· bNDiy.~, ..~ , During the business meeting birthday cake aod sock bop In February Essex state superintendent of , A short bualneot ~eosion wood, wblto. quolse, aandalwood. ; it was reported that the $54 . cream were served to planned by the public' Instruction aod one . !conducted by Mra. Doyle . . ' made on the hake sale of after abe bod opened P.T.O. Tuesday, January 25. Middleport superlntendent,,er, prealdent. Mrs. Ill 8 r 1 1o1o sat. ~ "rday would be turned over to · and ••• ~ 'llle presidenl, Mrs. Do• d Dr Sta . ~- B"'"hton Ohio Rizer was accepted 11 1 . ••- W • A · t' ._.... ed h · an · ,.-. '"' ' member Plans were . .. . omen ~ SSOCIB 10": Atteoding were Mr. and son open t e meelilli Education Association execu• etin Ill h held -roject of dosh cloths woU be Clifford Hayes Mrs J the congregation joining her in 11 -~tary ille next me g e "Ontinued Folio m· th • · · th "Lord' ~ .. Th vo --· at the hom!! of Mrs. Freeman · · w g e Hayes, Miss Lenore Betzin e s n ayer · e At the concluslon of the con· ong, tbe hostess served a Mrs Truman ll>ll and n•-• g, room COWIIt was won by Mr. ~. W en Immel Klrt- Enoch, Syr•cuse. d Green Gold; Honey Gold, nesta Onllfle, Frolte4 Bille. ' sert cou · ~y • Do u::.u:nce, arr • Refreshments were serve 6 rse. Randy allll Trudie Hal~ Connie nald ouvero oourlh Jaod, (Lake Co.) was inatalled by the hostess to Mrs. While Thev LGit MEETINGS CONTINUE Sommons, Cheryl File, Mrs. again lhlo ~on_th. as the new presldelll. Taywr Mrs. George Carson, $4.29 ALL PURPO$.E SERVERS - - ~LE $2.00 John Case Gregory Hayes The organiZation $6.39 7 PC. SALAD SE'FS SALE $3.00 111"· Enoc h' Mrs. RnbertN th A revival at Hysell Run Free Dolli~ Fetty aod Mis; Mr. C. E. Blakeslee, Meigs $3.29 CHIP 'N DIP180WLS SALE $1.50 WiU Meillndist Church will can· Mary . Fetty. ' County Extension Agent, en, _Mrs. Slluler,es't~s a an $1.79 OIL AND VIN.GAR SETS SALEik tmue through thiS week. Rev. Sending (lifts were Mr and showed color slldes on 4-H -.I Bigga and 8 gu ' • $1.79 SALT AND PEPPER SETS SALE 15c Delbert Allison of lllrs. Victor Grim, Mrs.. . in Meigs Countl' and in ISCUSSt:a lard Boy_•_•·---$1.79 CANDLE HOLDER SETS SALIIk Oblo, " evalliellst. The .,th Carson a1111 daughter, He stressed illal parents ''BIG BARGAIN" _ _ _ _..,..,...................i.. s '"in'"v..".. ed~·........................., Bl Jo, of Ravenswood, W. Va. must help support their Pictures of the renovation of Accident Viceim r aod Mrs. Wallaeo Fetty. dren In 4-H work, Ohi St teh tunda I R ~ __. H ' them to receive full o a ouse . ro • • eeurneu ome from their club work the Ohio Republican N~s, Mrs. Donald Becker was ~ Cookie Sale Go Day Awards were pres~nted by a1111 CAP City News were dis- leased from tile btlll(lital 13 inches wide, 100 II. lenath. Many usetl Deeoralllll, book covers, table. covers. Yellow, IIDdalwoo~ ptnt, turquotie and Is February 17th Mrs. Virgil Ati<IIS and Mrs. cussed in a recent meeting of day where she baa been a white. · The Four Rivers Girl Robert Jewell to members the Meigs County Young Re- tient for the past two weeks ALSQ,OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Co101ctl "GO" <lay for the Harrisonville Homlr Club publicans club at the BGtel the result of injUries suffered I roll ~·ed orders for cookies Is for the past year's work. Marlin with Shirley Beegle, in an automobile accident. II Inch width, 70-Jh ltllgth . 69c a-roll ary 17, continUing 1o ershlp pins were also present- president, In doarge. . Her busbaod, ~· also In· Soo tho complete llnl·ol IJnl,. ,.,... In tolld ooloro 0041 'll, Neighborhood Cookie ed for lite first year of work In A brief report on the gover· 1ur~ In tile t~CC~denl rem~ ploldtl. Alto Royltoo Shelf ~por wHh dacorotool oc1toomen of the Council area have 4-H nor's Inauguration In Columbus eonloned at Veterans Memonal decided. . PI loa were was p,iven by Charles Waylaod. Hospital. Mrs. Richard liollat. 80 Cookie were guesl8 by :':.. Pamela an Jack 'welker, social ctatrman, tar, Injured In the same of Mr· WllUam B. Prall, repr&- Mlaa Linda Jlrolan , liJIIIOIDICed a bowling party wlll dent, was also releaaed Completely automatic, wltlo lime and lemperatun ..mn~tt FOR BABY STEPS sentatlvo for the Burry B!J. · be held following the March the hospital Sunday· to allure uniform percol•tlon and full flovoreol coffee overy cult CcmpiiD)', at the N tl!d meeting. . lime. Hilbly pollsbe~l'olumlnum wltll black bakelite bill and ~The important Poii·Parrot o<yle 0 and Country .... taur.llnt 1n ParkColledionl The next quarterly meeting Grange Contribute• handle. '· · · ' ., right and so ready to go enburg. Mrs. Fred Renner I! In Cheater of the YRC will he at Findlay To March of Dime• ~walking with yo~r toddla. Solt the General Chairman of the Mrs. Dwight Red •• March 10 and II. The Na· nuldEiJI •-----~--...-~white uppers, fine: leather sola. Coolde Sale. Cross Ohalmlall ~ tiOna! YR Federalion loader- A. contrlbuUon was EQUALITY Ju·->t"20 . tal 1 . - w bl g. to the March of Dlmet wn"''ll i Deslcned for action and Cookie chalrmen Include Township, reported t to o ship school will he m as n Hemlock Grange No 2049 Mra. Dodley BumfWI, Atherut; $1~.111 collected from tile town· ton, D. C. on Feb. 14 through Saturday evenin&. ~I JmB!,II . B_I~G$ Mrs. Homer R. Gordon, Pome. shop. 19. worthy 11181ter presided ~ able plVIIllzed oana with roy: Mrs. Paul DeWees, Rav- 1 Solicitors were !lllss Linda the meellnl o~ed in "'tulalis- With easy-accOM i.ODI IIpper 1!111W00d and many othero from Young, Miss Jean Hunt, Mlaa PRAYER JIUUR SET u. for N Will:" openlnf. Boldt. 1 blsul'lt..or lHd bottom, dome abopod ' Mllho an, Mrs• Willi' am The. World Day of Prayer wm ""te I m.Sl teorman • Weal Virginia G •op..,.~!d 0 8 2 eomfOrtera. :iD"df":t7" · Mro. Olan Hysell, Mrs. held at the E.U.B. Church 1 th range, " coven and aide bandies. GUinther, Mrs. Paul Orr, syracuae, with memberS of onA : : ; · 1 •. 1 Mra. Junior Hunt, Mrs. Tom Methodist allll Prelb)'llrii!D . ,. !tor,ram:1 :",in& w,,:~ M<Grath, 8114 Mrs. Jack Far· parlfeljlatlng, ~ sayings, • '-•r. ONI CAPTAIN KAN&IIOQ at , p.m. Rev. Paul was held during the f c:os.rv 7 30 . have lf>r hil tuple bour. The meeting elosed Ac-ding ta 11 TONIGHT ond THURSDAY "The ~ngdom." Everyone 11 regulAr form and refr~menll ~lal PurchHi~nd S.lel W•ll Known Quality • to • Slzo tnd Style , ..., • ..,. 1-9 ~ ( \ to! us ambuahed * :::~ors .m~~s. ~~en ,Gas Industry Gom• • . After I' New Busm" ess COLUMBUS (UPI) -8ectetary of State Ted Bmno said today a apeotal eleelloa .., Jaae I to decide two ' propo•· eel consllllllloaal ameadmealo would ...t ••• miDion. Br ld 11 tile 1 llo OWl .. e ec • eoald be bald I It woald. a SAIGON (UPI)-A company of mlssn;r w~s ~:O'i~=-= ~ wa~ :VI:.:: lbree llbree ,_t liCCll'eS-M by first 311 hours oll]le Allan Year (Tel) eease-lire. The waa poaslbly the worst of only the current truce, earlier holiday cease-fires. I !her lncld I today n ano . en • spokesmen oald u.s. lot Air Cavalry coastal .. II' with War Iand everything started to : clock stopped at 8:10 a.m, EST, .SANDS OF U. S. shake," Father O'Brlen said. remained standing. - ODI of i,U;j,.,,., Chrls~ans and Jews united _to-; "Then the roof came in." Flfleen persons, all of lhem ...,.,.,...,_. ,.,,_,,.,.._,.,..... Twenly·lwo gas utfiiUesln day in an ~ppeal for world-Wide I When the slate roof of the children. were burt by the nauon are llnancing a $20 Spokesmen reported peace tney uoderscored by go- stone and concrete church be- falling debns. Only one, an uon researcll contract to devel- while tnat u.s. ba!Ue lng without food for th.•, second gan to tremble and sent out a · eighth grade hoy, was seriously op • natural gas fuel , oe!l. in six years of Vietnam of three da~s of a national , groaning sound. father O'Brlen hurt. He sulfered a fractured companies, lncludin& East have officially lopped the I Gao Co. and Its parent ~rm. fast . for.. tile rebirth' ot com- i and the nun quickly gathered I skull. passoon. . 'llle three day dem- _the parishoners in front of the Heavy wooden pews apparConsolidated Natural Gas. onstration to ex pre" and dram- Ialtar. l ently acted 88 a shield for many awanletl the three • year (Continued on page 2) 'file roof gave way first In the ! of tne children. seareh contract to Prall and - .. ---- -- ..... - - - - . Whllney Aircraft, a dlvlalon Mrs. Carl Horky, Meigs llle Unlled Aircraft Corp. County Easter Seal Campaign The fuel cell - alypa of Chairman, aonounced today age battery that would Co®fl I ,..1 Fawcett c·IVeS Name ,as Head , • Service • Sehedu}e to J0 b}ess Mj)b. I"}e,U ..nit Of Mt'i~s County Opens Tuesday, Feb~ 14 ' The_Ohio State Employment· admission for them to train· available throughout the week Seryice Will launch its , first i lng courses conUnually being 10 provide trans~rtallon to attack on Me1gs County s re- , offered in Jackson and Youngs- and from the Mobile Unit for cord 8••6 !'!~, cent unemployment ; town. 1 unemployed · persons without prob!ern next week when its I The. schedule of locations Is I c•rs. Requests for such transMobile Unit provides four days as follows: portation may be telephoned to .of lnlenslve service lo jobless. I Tuesday, Feb. 11, 11 DODD the Rev. Rick Martin, IJII'l-39118. ' $ -The >ar. Is stalled with pro- p.m.; Pomeroy parking Prompt attention to Meigs lot. County, reports Mr. George lesslonals who will interview, Wedneoday, Feb. 15, 9 a.m. Daughterly, regional planner and counsel unemployed per- "' I p.m.; Pomeroy parklag for the newly-commlsslon¢ van sons of any IIJe, administer ap- . lot. . was in response to an appeal titude and proficiency tests, and I Thursday, Feb. 18, t a.m.• made by members of the Meigs lpnll!~ttothj• bresufts_; reler fapl- 1 I ' p.m.; Rutland Hlgb School. County Improvement Aasncia1 an~ 0 opemngs on 1•1 FridaY, Feb. 11, I •.m. • Uon, The Rev. Samuel Jack· from Meigs, County and vicinity noca; Racine Hl(b School. son, Chairman, after a meeting <Including , !": Va.), or_!_ala Four · automobiles wUI be at Kerr's Run, January 7. c Ill c Rut •'!'~ Council Tuesday Isented tile utility." . 1111_111 approved a 10 year C!OIJo , Mr. Morrow presented maps tll'r.t lor electrlcal service to ' of the town which showea ex· the municipal water s~stem. · Jstilli streel lights and change~ Tliec.ciOntr,ct had been recom·' ~~---- --..----: ill~nded by the board of public Veleraoo Memorial Bospttal ·:~:~il approved Ortllnance, P.e::.~:l~~~1. . enterlnK Into a C!Onl,ract l Enid 'Col~. R~edsv!lle; tak~~- :~~ ~ll!t "'~ Ohio Power . orl L)'ons, ar.; Rae!De; ~y other el~trlo Oo. I;ilmbert. RllUaod; Hasel · . !.~w, l;<ral manager, ru, Lonl Betlom; . '• · · Dllebirces - Ma~l Shields, -~·-,···-- to March Delores Jeffers, , Paliletta 'Hud' •son, Michael Athey, 18 eam•.Q!·IeJl Qlt HQIIilin, NBI\cy Orlffttl!, ' p~ - - Thomoa Cachran. sporn Chenus't ~ov;~: ~;~-r.C:u:~~::! ~~-should hao been named alate ch&r- and humidity control man of the Oblo Society' t.-.r erato electricity for aU Crippled Children and Adults aecordin& to a company (967 Eastern seal campaign. man. Fawcett's first olllcwl duty "We are lllrnln& to as chairman will be to atteod technology, bulldllli on the annual Easter Seal klck.ofl lence Prall and Wbllnay banquet; Feb. 28, at the South· gained In fuel cell powar plants , C 1 mb In tile em Hotel In ou us. As · govemmen1 s apace stale chairman be will lend bls ploraUon program," name and support to the """k East Ohio prealdenl G. of 118 society units througbotrt. kenley. Ohio. He will also serul letters Profit Is not the only to all local Easter Seal chaor- he added. The luel cell men aod messagedlngs ef lcongrat. ~.:•peeled to cut down ulations to outslan ocal un• Its at various stsges of tlle . campaign. g~~ - ezo....... I was .. -:; , are J. Brown, Carl Bob General Hospital · ,FraDk Plan tO Hike sales Tax Is Dem"ed GUeo said Ute stale has II· ready set aalde tw.llll 1o pq COLUMBUS (UP!) Gov the remaining i!O per cenL James Rhodes said !May "The equipment to be Wins Award n.e d8111111e• The grant would eonsltute Ill per cent of the total coot of 1119 project, and the 118 partlclpal.' ing sehool tlislrlelo would II"" vide another 20 por cent of lilt total. ::~h~~m~ ~'f;:~ce: ~~u:O~ -· the stale sales tax. each school dlstrlcl and wlll .W o1. ls h ~ 1 "' "It Is preposterotJll and ~-nycanedueatlon rolous lor anyone to .ay plant Power award g~.;;;"'ti,;'oug~~ the Pow Co orill , 1 000 er ··~raid!..; · of Mr. aod Mrs. H . Pt. P1easant, senior al Pleasant Scbool Min. Keefer Is president the local chapter of the al Honor Society a inember the student cou~cll ond Library ~ club. year slle won the "Week Jo Waahlnglon" contest allll was lhe lirl repreoentaUvo "Know Your Sta.,. Government." crease empiO)'melll ~ tlea lor tedthe 26$,140 aludenta,"_ the Admln!strallon woold DO • commend such an Increase .. He aald the achool dlstrlr.ll said. "II has not been · involved now lack such tbiDp ed aod there Is 00 intention as encyelopedlas, ftlm jll'lljett• 'd · It.. aod JII'Oil'8llll fllr sllldlnll """" ermg . ••·-'·~ peecb dllfl~·i" Rhodes noted lhat 1 ._...,.or s c~· Study Commission. Ilea aod lor slow letrne!:'· · , by the Leldslalure. lJ Giles llsted the _IIIIIOllijll, dJI. the sales tax and thai he trlcts and the omituills, appointed a 17 man ed: to study theae and other JACitSON COVJtl'l!f ports. ,!loomiiUe~ '13U2; "There are same who wotoldi...,9.1N; •~. !3110.'1:!: """ · • distort the facts to their $1, 184• '!; advantage." he said. "This •d· MEIGS COllNTY ' · ,. •......,. MliJia-- --..- ministration repeatedly Eastem. $1100; MeigS, ..... DIVORCE o....... ~v ,..,.-( . stressed Ita Intention of 12; Southern, ,I,IM.'Il. A dovorce has been aranted an-..Ji..iUJ'Cold until the Tax Study GALIJA CUUN\'Y . · Bobby E. D!,ll from Net~e DDI ..._,._ NO UQUOR MONDAY slon ...reports Us Dndings Hatui8D Trace, • • •;.Jnli'; electrical enJineero recom· in !lleigs Colinty Common Pleu hereaolnl COJ.UMBUS (UPI) _ st.te conslderlng any moves $762: North Gallla;.,._. mend for better street light· ' Court on gronnds of ,..... lief- low Ill Jlt. Friday dotldy, wtr· ofllcu aod alate liquor ever." RaCCOOII Creek, ~.II; . l1ec1 o1 duty anll extreme eruel· mer w1t11 e11ance of n11 . . will be Monday In Rhodea llld to Southwestern, ~-48. ' ' Cotmcll dl.icuased mercury 1)'. The jtlalnUff was awa~ now hi IWib, ICIIIere<l HrVanco 11 Uncol;ks lhese nndlngo would "be and 't!a Contract wilb :custody Qf live minor chlltfren. ... 8011~ wtllcli Ialli 'on Sundly. te .. poa MUS. 08 11ree1 uptlng · 11tl d "I A power ontract R1.lo. I an ouncJ pproves . .I ::~~~:~d<!red part of Ap- Daughter of Of Sea} Dnve • ··""'· · A.tfJe"-r: Ca· lle'd A mer·:c·an · ...,_v. t'!!'l' •Jeudl- : ,. u(j·v~ Ul ' I . . ' • . n'nco v •...u .L' �- , Senate. .ed toStt Date for Ohio peeial ~leetion State 1smes ciotmlllllS 1'1"\an, on Two moi"'Jon ,..UI uld tile 1\lPl) - Fi111.1Je* c.mmttt.e Ollll'mP ~ "~ 1»\tbt ~ I ~ U.. ...., nW ..un Of Gunmen Get $250 000 ' . ol ,. ••tm•• ~ ..111.• -· Pmtdelll o1 loMin. ~. Ia mo!dJk .. or llaloly ~ IIIII llillel6lllo" _.,.IDI.W llli tMa Ill . . p1aM tty M•«at.a a ...,.. oDd loWW 111 tile IIFll« ea~nGir . __,,,_. •-'-•I De..... (JbiO .....,..._ .......- ........_ ~ ~·a ~ ~.000 ~t ~Iaiii Pt(~Atlaillll !*W lee~ t~qllllto. t~r~antutlo!W ~ ~~~~~ ~ I~ UAWT f ~illy,, ~timOIIY lllld~ Wd F• · e ~nl. Hous~ ~.alter \nttodU~ ,.te ~!ahtlid~l "~as~~~~d. ~lpltal ~Tit~ Pastil~ ~Provide ~l'rovide go~ell." Amott4~n!j. lfliblU' ~ tl~ •PI>- ~tedU4ed ~:l1locr~! -·~ · ~ ~ ~al• 7 7 . ; chlldte~ otitili~ ~ 54 tt l "'A~• · 1 J~ckson, Rl~ '~~Jock~, ~th, Ameri~aft ~ rec:o~lionl u' ~ ~"ri ...: : tb: 7 i ~rn~lvlslon by":;~.:· :~~ • ~rve~ D~ 1~. ~ 1 1 1 a::~thl'oujli ~.m;. the ~ pl~nge 'Nelld~Y ~lal; .L·a ~.m. Not smce the 1958-59 season championship - ·-·· -· -·. ··- · • may Heave .. W1l'ers Advtee powe11 R.l aht o·ut 01r. seat zworkr~tn a~ ole•• ~' u~ ,,. shortaRe• m state hospi- • Arthur LoVel-l ands~hools. re~in' Iu.t'••n would. he said . • autonomous body D ~ W ·d ~..1 . 4 e n![;~ay lnlti~t~ artetl~ ~bqUIO· I ~emorial ~.'" J:.l'l!li . - . ~36T~lloo" e~tb ~ u~ She~, ~40 btl~ filll~r c: ~ ~~ ot DAILY SENnNEL h~d . IIa~ Norris in charae. Burial ' will be in Morrls Chapel Cern I ,_ '"M"" lltrilr4 1. owen. Put.IIWr "' V•~ Ktdtbk'! a.wr.-. -· St., Pnmf!'l·llf. 0 Pl In, ........ _,"" tHnet PhoM . - _ .. ...., . . . ·~· 1ft .... -.-....-......---Oi...r rnuuv"uON • , ' CINCINNA'rl (\iF!) ~MttN~ i production ol eng~ tor .. , .... I 1om Jeta used Ill Vietnam ok>w· 1 .. ...,_ a;.. Now 1ed down " · Gtaml E'JOctri<!'a · . . . i l!:vell'lole piat i.ldaY with some ~..,, Ileum..! oJ : ~~ ....,.lien on tlrille •vor "":~N,:" ;:: job duailieatkln dltpute. ""· . - . . , ...,.,.,.. 61-. Oll.it< t• a . . . ay •• ,_ ........ *"""" ' ... - ...h... - - •••••- 1.55 12.4$ . 1 · I 1.88 - I 1.89 '4'' 14.45 . 15.711: 1 17.711 .. Sin Hated IISO repllcu .in 1hO'Mn In· ..,. tale tnCI old tl,. ·. " Ftd. Ex. Tox i • 13.50 I 12.4f 1 14.45 I ' LakerS Jn • 121-108 Vtclory By United P ma~~ry f J W ;"'~ Jnlema tlonal as a. quam! . "{ 0 announcmg his whenever ho returns ~~~:a par.ntl'lhl~ . ,.. -, • I: ~.or· .- Friday's preliminary game will begm at 7, and the varsity lilt is scheduled 8 p.m. In other conference me Frida Nelson ga s ville plays at and 1 eport. s Seturday, Middleport plays at Athens, Racine at Pomeroy Nelsonville at Alexander Gal: lipolis at Chesapeake and 'wens !on at Vinton Local, • JO~ WeiiJ,~ .. AmerlcU, edging !be P'ak:orla lovter, whleh ' JIIIUe4 to Wllllit 'IS-88, Fred Foster outscored ........t 25 two !be Ia$Don mlDute pin. point!. •• 1be Redsldns 1be litFlyers' llay of~ mild BG ll.f ill lhe overtime tl1e I.Q1>oinllillll< of bls . . to WI:ap . up II! li!lh cOnference year career 111111 Zl pointl.o Ia win 1P seven starts. Freshman 111ard John . · · hit Z11 pointl for • ltel>yeeii en In lll.fll'St atlrl after, roull to its lOth ...; . 15 a loss , at MorllilaU Saturdav. jstarts, and Ashland .,111 , Jiil back to drop w.. tern command all the way • BY DICK THOMA 116-76 In ""lamazoo route over Heidelberg . ·i behind Steve Mix' 22 polll,ts. To- In . Wichita, Melvti. The biggest crowd or the ledo ".s-1 m the les111e aild .tast second shd! waslllo diflil. <!!'!> year :. expected to paci< u,. Vlstts M1aml Feb. 25ln a game ...,. In the' M\'e -balt' rai!Mil. .g, North Gallia High School could the champion· 'nle Shocke!:$ ·lied the· 9C!Itl'il Gil @!:>Eli!!> nasium Friday night as tp. , Wi\h 30 secofti!s.i'rilalning.tt:'ll 4!1!) «th annual Gallia County MarshaU also kept abreast of see-saw ,,· · ' ·'· 'i> ketball tournament get.a the front runner by barely And then !bet. - -,--...., 9 way. •queezlng by lowly Kent State Ohio .; : --;;; "We'reJilayiDj! winler rulea The first game at 1 p. m. George Stone led Mar. aged only 22.1 Pict. any bote!" ' Friday matches Kyger shall "!til 24 poinll as the shots in ll1e !o·l li' and Southwestern. Kyger aThundermg wo? the game ginla Tech. Al!OUt · -.rl MASON BOWLIN . io the 1966-67 champion of t the loul lme, hitting 13 free briglit spot f""lllo llilbeatt;; TlllJRSD G CENTER Southern Valley Athletic throws to Kent's five: sophomore Gerald McKee ' wht w AY AFTERNOON ference and Southwestern Def1anee survived' a last-ditch led his team wilD u ..... OMEN'S LEAGUE the defending tournament choll'.·l' ,....._ Won Lost pion :\mon's Pic-A-Pair .. 30 2 Hannan Trace mee11 North .. · · · · · · 22 10 Gallla, the host oelleol, m ar et .. · · · · 16 16 the second game wbkh I! Summer's Pharmacy 14 18 expected to i!et a· Furmture 8 24 bout P,:li p.m. Y 0 . e Co?l Company 6 26 Coach Johnny Wickline's ICy· b High 495Senes- Mary Jo Lam· cer Creek Bobcats. /rtG • Belly Batey 494; Wan· regular seson defeated a . abr!tsch 482. Team High · weste<n twice' 4!i-42 and 73-70· - Sunon's Pic-A-Pair, North Galha 'lwiee 82--17 ' 3 Blue Tartan 2133, Conkle 5>49; but aplit with Hannan 31 2 startS F0.day Tol-~· ..tti~J~>¥ ...... cam~ Mlch~San ~ ~ ~at ~c1de eon~!. ~f. UniversitY~Per·Oeni".W~ttl l~loiie ~. ~erd ~-:; B~~ ~rt~n ~derwa toS..;a~~n~s~.~~then• ~:n Ser~es ~• ...._. CAN ·DIES-' ." . Co. 088. ~~ls,OOO.lans Trace, winning 83-46 and High Game - Mary Joe Lam· mg 66-57. COONDOG FIELD TRIAlS 'nle newI formed . Ohio and Virgin Trial Associatio ta te trial on Sunday nF:"~~ncs~r~ ing at 10 a. m.' Fi 1· ' G. P. Gillenwater :~ :~rshall participatns sho ld I ~~ys sl from L n .u o ow RFI24 Lun\g"~IIeb on State and w. ~est Sou~~~ th~ pub~c • I The victory was the seventh In the last nine games for the streaking Lakers, who have climbed ouL of .the . Western Division cellar in the ·National i Basketball Association into third place, a game and a half behind St. Louis. . In other NBA acti;n .Wednes- j day night, the Philadelphia : 76ers- routed the Cincinnati ! Royals 110.106 and the New -- et~erved Js mvl . bert 201; Bonme McFarland, 186; Betty Batey 185; Wanda gabri!sch 184. Team High arne - Blue Tartan, 803; Si~~·s Pic-A-Pair 782; Conkle 782 a. Co. · High Averages- Betty Batey 165 ; Belly Sayre IS9; Wanda Garbritsch 154; Kathy Davis 153; Bonnie McFarland and Lee Richardson 1St: Patti Arn. - - - --· . . ' - ClrJ .: 85c 1 i6•. . $2.25 1% lb. 3.65 ' . • Even the seats have locks in Chevrolets .. . We pal alitomadc latches 011 an our folding seat-backs to keep tllem from floppine forward sliould you eyer stop suddenly. The seal sits upright untU you ttip a !atm. Additional Items we put Into the '(;I Chevrolet: handy pushbutton releases for the seat bells, an asb liay lllai glides Ill and out on ball beariJt&si a 4-speaker !lereG tape syslliD you can llld, not to mendon noticeable lmpro•e~ - i n the way the car rides 81111 bandies. Go to your dealer's. Drl•e a new Qmolet, get a free S8iDple of . that sure ALSO FANCY SATIN HEARTS $3.50 to $6.25 VA~ENTINE'S DAY IS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1'.4LEN'l'INE -·--- DRUG SPECIALSL-': 1.49 Timed Action 12-HOUR DECONGESTANT CAPSULES 69c ASPIRIN Jlelnm Bottle 50 FAST PAIN RELIEF 73c '· EXCEDRIN Extro Strongtil Pain Reliever J9C '17c 57c BAYER .29c CEPACOt~. ANTI-BACTERIAl:,,~ . -· ~n~TH WASH GARGLE .49. c'" .. ' 79c 35c CREST 19c VICKS .••• MEDI·TRATINoi>l·' ' COUGH SYRUP 59c rl'~ . ;. - A"'AHI. SY.~ . CoNGEsttON. scout New York Clothing House . • · past the Chicago Bulls 108··103. San Francisco St. LoUis Los Angeles Detroit Chicago Wednesday'• 1lesults Los Angeles 121 Baltbnore Philadelphia 118 Cincinnati New York 106 Cbleago 103 (On!y ·games ~hedulelil 'lbanday'o Game BalU vs. 8os at Providence (Only game scheduled) ·. FOIL IIEARTI II"' Norl~ old 150; Anna Lea White 149· lab Bocook 141 ·- --- - ~ • .p.c;,lioJ Outside of the two losses Kyger Creek Coach Myers' Highlanders own • brace of wins over each of the tournament's other two teams Southwestern defeated Gallia 62-51 and 48-45 and Han· nan Trace 73-Sii and IW!.J14 --- --"· · Nellie Smith 148· Donna Blankenship and Ruth, Dye 142· Beu- York· Knickerboekers 24 32 14 48 ~ ~ TOOTH PASTE WITH FLUORISTAN MOll! C:."rt St. <U) "th Annua ·I Galli T . 3 Ourney .. 't't SINUS ·•• A GOOD MAii!Ut. ~ec:ord, \Vest Talli'es I, · TO ALL SC:OUT~ Drets Racks At 3.95 4.95 5.95 8.95 PlfiiiNiY ~acme '*" II up Wltb six.lretlbiowa Ia blttledtotbrotlill J!au.. final !IOOOIIdl. -o:' •· - • · .;,, bloMiami overtime IllY 1wllhlll Two key !reo lhmot 117 0.. reljch or Toledo in !be ar~ lta1lt gave DQWIII'ie wlil - FOR C()I:.DS AND 57th Annlvffllt'Y Sisters Style Shop · Prlca . -T !rom (Your Scout HNclquirlorsl DRESS CLEARANCE linER DIISSiS ltiDUCiD 20% Oi Wllllowall 11.50 • 7-75 x IS 15.]1~ IS) New Yotk chathlno n. ' Prlct :: 7.75x 14 (7.50x 14) 8.25 X 14 {a.QO X 1,4) 7.75xl5 (6.70Xlll) .black' tube-type plus 1.62 Fed. Excise To "'" AU..STAft ~O!lre's and~ {"': ~ .. ... - ....~ - """""" , TriQ.mp ·- t· -.,· ~ • • - •idoi7· -·· ~l~•e e~":;[.;:"'a Coach Russ surprising Pomeroy Purple Pan· the.rs, P1cke<l to f'!1'5h last in the 1966-67 Southeastern Ohio League standings, will invade Gallipolis Friday night 3 !ld a victory over the host Blue Devils would not only gtve the Panthers a .500 finish inside tlie collferenee but -'"0 their first winning sea· I · ' on the hardwood in five•thGallipolla at Poineroy, tbe Pan· ers won a thriller, '1!1-73. The Panthers are 9-7 in all GaiUpolls Is last In confer· triumph over GA· ence play with a 1-11 record. would gtve the Mooremen In all games the Gallians are I0-7 season. with only 4-11. Galllpoits was picked to remauung on their reg· place fourth thia year by SEO u ar season ocheduie. newsmen and radio broadcastIn the first meeting with en. W. L. 36 23 27 32 25 33 23 35 23 39 '915 BlockWotl . B!iOUJd t~n CONGRATULATIONS ua'sh : ne • Slat and TJIII .' ' 6.50 x U Tubeless ally <jlie§tl~i\i Oltl 'tHE ltiLI.ED IN FWRIDA _..,., • • ., OAK HILL Fli. CIJPiJ -rdrs 8Mitli WhiN •wftlr llft'9kle ........,, ..,. ,.,..._ II.JD. a, !AIIIIst! Stili, ' 71, Wdl Catrnll• """ ,.,, li.., t1s - · I taft, Ofito, was klflat and lilt lflisllllfNI aild dlli&hh!r llljuted i Wedne!idO! lfhin thO!t lliJt ••·ooa J struck a tree aear bore. • .. . .," ~a.~He~ coootltutio~l defert~ de_v~lo]lOd ' ebmlnil~ iliil!;at Willmliliill'fl!il i ltti· I'. Hobslliflo !11. ol Itt. •• beside h•'s lot ·1 f .. u!'y ltb1!1 abd i 11\Nteill tlnl\1 well. Till! IM~ driver e!tcoj>• , e W I; the iltlt lUihn may call at the funeral · · ' . borne anvtfme 1 ,., 1 ,.., • 1 w tel')' euept ••~rd.,. Puhtlahlaa Compan 7, , Friends · . twllo lie~ ru~.p.m.! edges for extra traCtion • ~ctory gseason In 5 years Baltimore Western Division ll~u~e m~mbers se~t t:!o ~ p.m.·• .S. t.Owlitip:i: 3s a. 'lbe "'· slonlll'l' e., e 1and lthi tw ih' b"'" · • tit " . . ' 88 um dhuri!h In .ltactne wU\ w n . o or ree nlO •• e. . . . Gallipolis Boats ·• 1\ebert F:. 1> tM@tllt . irtl•t present himself . again lofj '11he c!>Hiri>fetolal. could "tneet in secret Reed dOWil 7:3ij p.m.; Setilet up :;:'• lli!ginlilnR :ltb ,; . admiiiiOn to lbe Houae. '!ben, polltl<lan stuck ril!ldly to a ' new buildings with . 11:35 p.m. dtsfl diriner at i:ilo ,. they aald, .the House probably 1 ct'edil. • croatlng addil i<lna 1. Arthur Lovett, 71, Portalild, ogfli. . . Iii a!Jiti M will a!lew hlm..lo take the seat for blltl b)' 11i.i eight voliihtel!r "iiiitnout the vote of the died Wednesday ln Veterans i . Kallawho, llollll '" MLofillon, Pj-410;" the he:lt held ,lqr. 112 yean. Ilawyers Wednesday. He refused ,.,...,..." Hospit.al. ISolvay Up dO . ..nl., '· . atftlet, ti . . SfleiU .. 'nle sp<!Cial ache· td aliswet aliolit Rbodet l'otldoil Survivon are a son, Donald. Lucy Jane _Lucaa \2:.35 •·I . ilted ctilsed.Goor, where-i\o. hiA . miseottduct or hli 11 i,'4 du!ed 8 . John Mrilonald, D·N•w· Portland; a daughter, Mrs. ' m.; O...F. tiP a tbe': oes!lon todiJ. In New York. 1 hu!b 11iidi -· ·· Helen Barton : a brother, L. w. i 1!1.; Wmfi~ld, .Katru~ "· dowfl • Lovett, .Qak Hill, and three : ~.25 p.m., Hel~il Z. 1lll Us p. WOMAN 1tH1.ED <randchlidren. m.; H. E. Bowles ..p 10:10 p. zANESViLLE Oh' /II'P11TO INTERESt OF . Funeral Sl!f'vices wlll _6e m.; J•llersoo A eal"'rUci MMS • MAiON AREA ! Fnday bt 2 p. m: it th8 EWing . Chat!M it. lip t.ll a.ln .. Bill iibotll 18 miles east of tuneral Home w1th Rev. Free- ver up UO a.m. Wed !ld killed M Door•• 1 Ie, BRW HOWE · uc.kt';, L Cincinnati • The onl;Y low priced tire with · txtra-mUeage · • Tufayn r~bber and extra• strong 3·T nylon cord • Turnpike proved for 11!9 miles at 100 mph • Tb.ouaanda Or extra traction ,.. "' • • - ' " WI -- Wmnm" ' NBA .Standing• l!y United Press lbleftatlooal Eastern Dlvialon W. L. Prt Philadelphia 51 8 .11&1 Boston 43 13 New York 29 32 ~ ilia~ , P~:""ll ac~ BSocl~ rth M. Sayre Mis.\JII'Ubalilywoultlt~edialelyni\1 ttoubl~ reaeltlbg •. decisloll 11 . a"· or· tb. Flrst ·fot re-ele<llon, wm .handsomety !the other witness!!! d<i ttl~ . pomt of Los Angeles. -- · - - ·-. __s. •· •~~t~a~ \'~It: . . ~·~\ _' WA~tliNOTON y~I'S Vaii~Y MlsSisSJj:rplltiV~r per~ ll~ u~ no~hetfl 10~ bav~; ~.m.; l'uht!l'~l j~sse Jattie~ J~hell, - ... 1% Pomeroy Is .seeKIDg )_.!__ F" U'St .~1~ '"""* Jattt~• . ,. 5 v:weilne!lday absorb-;: IH'/ to om Blulltoo, and looe Ohio Conlereace 11 night,lloeketa' Miami bOels stayed on ginJa Tech In In llla<bb\lrl P oungsl "" edged and !lhlo Northenlat !be wltbriRhl a dOllElsewhere Ohio 78-'/f. Geneva . of 71·18 encounter • ran ita wln!>ing •Michigan. ~~ht ~ackson. u:!-A a~ ~ · ~ nF to ~JI!IDiltee, f~at ol tbo .....,0 Athens of_ the three trailing Dilbeck said he planned to West brought his Los Altgele• teams - With Logan and Mid- I have 12 playing sites committed ~:m~ates to his home town of dleport, both 7·5 - is the only ' at the next meeting of' the . ar eston, W.Va., Wednesday club with chance of taking hoard m Dallas, Feb. 23. and t;eated the champJO :;;hip away from o ~arne o gree m with a ~ackson. The Bulldogs would i LJUBWANA, Yugoslavia ~re;nt :;er:or~:r.e B~~ the .ave. to sweep their three re- (UPII - Defending champion s ea ore mammg games. I Simmenthal of Milan built a IHI Bullets 121-108. Mtddleport con tle, and so : advantage in the opening U'lbe former West VIrginia ran Logan, by winning both : minutes and breezed to a mverStly All-America scored their gaQieS, providing Ath- l victory over Olympia of Lju- ~6 of those pomts In the second en• beats But both i btjana Wednesday night t4.or them coming in an - can't ue for they play each Iadvanci• into the fmal r d ru: elg t4mmute sp$n aner the other! . !he European Cup oun Bullets had pulled to wltbln one Dem..,..llta chlofly Gbjlo!Od lr> , roast smce Tues4ay. 1 Sporn 7:05 a.m.:. Lock bella GtUtliin, 'Nillii1!1 R. I!Atl, gene Hellman, and inlsbt lor. Mrt. J. E. Harley ami •*'Y w.U l!O'tleri &JV!!II the ,., IMr. Ctit! do'iili I p.lti.; lt@lia. 1\lcbard Hill, Mrs. James E. Mrs. L. Uoyd Slid Mrs. E. 0. Tewksoary repett..1 . , I' d. I. ., and the apeetl wll.fl ir ollow V p Punch ble up 1\:50 p.m.; Lock 20, tnMllvtb liP 4 HO\Jt\8 . JohliiOn, 11111t daughter, Mrs. A. ed on the recent kioto Presbv- ycHI - .,..., tile rftohlllllh was belfig , 'i1iE SEC(iNI) IiWW tit A ' ca up 7:05 p.m.; Geollt T, 1101"/lces .fer Mh!. !.Irs•.Juil- L. Mlittlllft, CArl Thoma; and itlliftt iuh. l@cy llleetllig. Mra. G@oi'Ki! Alt• . . ·:, ' ..'.,i tht lO«Islaltif'<'. !ohe · .two weather puncll ;truck Price up 1 li61i01til lloldle !Uce. wlie ilieft : • ··- • ,-v, · .,. '• -··- · · · - - dersoft Was appoiritt!d chllitmafi 5.15 til. l.fJ 't" ;: Ill thenl jlolhtod t ithe Eas.t today wlth the . neat 12:30 a.m.; Lock 21, Onward up lfl the Melts IW!Oflil of lhe Preabyterlan Life maga.l neatly $11511 111\lllon or 011 tile i zeto tefilllOhtures rldihg a stiR 10:21! EliSha w....u up wtll be liet4 at !b li.ftt. Fnda; • zlll!!. 'tributes were AiVOII "' IHJUon In bond lssueo •!> :February cold ltoht alllhe wily 10:10 p.m.; 1\obert p, Tlboli at the 1\awithgl Coal! FllhetAI ... J memory ol J. H. Grade, who • . lly the voters In from tbl! Rot'ldes. oJV 11!:15 p.m.; l.ooOk Ill, Anolrew Hottte lni!tead ol at 2 Ill served as an elder ol the years ls IIIII uii• : Dlg-otil opetatlohS rtom th@ P. CaihliUh up 19:1111 jl.m.; Fott was jltevloilllY 8tihiiinetll. church for 40 rears, and Mro. ·nd LEATHER SUPPLy P•m•roy 'ktller bllnar4 which left up 10 ooi'bom u' 3•30 a.m.: Loek b · · . Fleyd carmaclo: former clerk _ - ·- ----lko.nv Minotlry Leader Frank 16 lnc5os ol•now rtol!l Vtrtthlil 23, Elaine G. tlliWn 7:511 p.m.: NOW tOO ltNOW (UPn Adalh Clayton Powell'.s taw· ol the Sessloo.' Second st. - ··- --· - --- ·I • IJ.Cieveland, •aid that ' tb Mali!• wele hil!tip<!i'ed by EIRettllff up IJ:IO il.m. 1 Nita . . jllll doe - wlli! lldvjged him not to talk to a special House 111 · lhe relolution Is sp• . tempetatutes exjleoted to Ylekl!rll u; tl:45 a.m.; Gteen· • 'lbejlttflel ,..: or com!nlttee itwestlgatlon of his "fitness" to serve-may 01 . by 1M voltro, the moiF · to the sera mark lh Loclul, 11avensWood dowfi UIY..tloll ol tile wolf hkve boutht hlln a ticket rlpt 9111 of Congress. would net be lorthoomint ' 'Oitle .plirllotls of the Notlbl!ist. 5:30 p.m. 1 E'dl!ini BoSwoHh glveo Vll•lnllr The cortsenstts amon1· todaY.. was Gee ... .1 !llouP,t nerJone . yean or more. :Slmllat foteclists were ifi up 8:35 p.m.; Whayne H. up 1 PbDa Fatnl'tl'artll, wllo tbllt Pllwell's chances ef regammg hiS later_ tills blew NElSON'$, everyday more Immediate need stote !of the iippet Midwest as a.in.; Miss !Iliad uJI'I!40 a.m.; lopollt Uidi!pellieiiUy llleir lnonth had fallen slJarply on the bu1s of his performance 10 16'1< pttces b)dutl@d llj.1 pre· be said, is "how to p. the . il'fa east of the l transjiOrtef l:l5a.in.: American tabolatoilea Wednesday before the com· \ . . . . . .. scrlptions, atld l'ut Jl't'e~ De0 . •nct;fi'!'Juately otaff what . boro tile bl'unl Meldshl LeeXs, !daflta Ll!!'i! Ilk! tt311• ..., •.-.. . - _ mittee. . Ofie l!etiUbllcan .ttt•m!l"r! , wild liftff-Moln· not con<truc. or the latest wmter onolaufhl• down t:lti p.ltl.; FrJII!k\tn II. •· But the}' . also note felt ii'toganlly. tby does! •'You 1I o/ new ones. . He cited dowt 5;15/.lfl.; doWh TO iiili'Nil Ittls11ANII8 llinuld Powell be ousted, bt 1•ald, We \Vol! t haoe aby 1 .l;nnmilml~lltl announced Wednesday. ·1·7. · Alll~llll wort•... M~il. Cod~ the~r McB~lde, A~b Ollill~ Frie<~d. 1 ~own U~wlse, Dl'~wltiks'iflll ·eoftdu~'l!d .Mra,,~~ .:'too, a"!.~Uildl~gsb:~'1~1 1 ~."~ ~avenawooll: ~eel a~ot· pay. , ;;nlt~ ~a h~at ~n':.dth~~Tasin~nla's t~~~ ":"d.:.~..\':':, No less than seven clubs-all exeept Gallipoliscould soar or dip four or more "places" in the standings in thils final weekend of play which will gel Friday night. The agony will be delayed for Athens, Gallipolis. Logan and Nelsonville which finish up Feb. 17, the Blue ·Devils going ro Logan, Athens to Nelsonville. Gallipolis, secure in last place with its H 1 league <skein. will only be delaying , an<!pitaph. But the othets! ihas there been such a Athens, with three to play Ibrook for the title. and standing .at 7.f could lose 'nlat season Gallipolis to .Jackson, Middleport· and with a 11).4 record, Nelsonville and finish 7-7, an waa tied lor second with a intolerable state of affairs for record, and the last place the Bulldogs as it could qualify Wellston, finished with a them for a tie lor filth or record. oixth place, depending on bow The team that can take the other dubs do against olh· !pressure, or gets hot, will e; opponents. the new t!J66.67 champion. Middleport, at 7-5, - It makes for fans by w1nning over Logan here Fri· money's worth. day and at Athens Saturday, coupled wllh an Athens win j NEW LEAGUE over Jackson Friday, could EVANSVILLE, Ind. tie for first place with Jack· j The newly· organized son. Or by losing both, the Baseall League has Jackets would be 7-7, good for ments from Milwaukee, '?!IIOIYilere down in the second City, Omaha and d1~ision. · Worth for league play in 'l'be Pomeroy Panthers (al· ' and is negotiallng lor ready assured ol their firs t facilities in Denver, winning season in five years); Portland, Ore.; by beating Gall1pohs, which ' Manila, Walter J they should do, can linish at board chairman ol ihe league, -M~ ~iiilbtltln wbl~h .. Tbla must be close ID, if not, the weirdest SouliheaJs- 1PI af G II' _ 1• f t~rn Ohio Albletlc League basketball race In Its 40 ay Q •e•s riday year history. - pra~ramli J: ~~·ual G t Und rwa a;: e s ~ y ~~mer~y· ~ • ~ ~.!f ~- r Lock andDam, comp1ete, T0 Be 0ld lD Obi0 RiVer Thi•~ Weekend ~ ~>onley, r!~=· ~~· S:~~ro. ~: ~nd Austr.~hans ~l!b. ~at~e! Kimau~.•: ·, JiLn ~ne .,~ ~. ~':ilieod ~dl!b~nesii.iliil ~ 'lb~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •j .~~ t~~ Galllpot;~. ~11M. ~ Altlloi!Ch front-running ww""" bact from Ill lone de- Seolblel Spor\1 Writer (ill'l~'ftlt ~~~ Councl~ ~ ~~ River. New·S UPI BRffiFS ~;..;. 1!11~ N we~ tloos~ l~lltl P!'! 8ospl'•ta} N.ews . ~ollate le?"~ ~i!lil'a ~.. oiilot-~JPe 0~ ~ Ondal~ rllUll~llln. Wlllln~ll!. ~satllill ter.engl~ ~ all~-le~ ~n Blll1~. ell~=· ~b~ .:e: : awl: ol~ ~." ~elitllla .li~ f• D'tes Sudden}y Here Wednesday "payin~ ·~lle J~ ttt~Jtratlinj . ' =•Jb, n:::""' edced Xavier 'lf. lslreat to "'lllbtla a Clncinna 11 • • · -· • ·r~ U " Ita w.. ul ~ !>j.~~ ~~ c0n. llay!OJI -lJefldos!Jil IIOC10DdJ 11 ,Jriwnph over lleld<lba 1 , •' !eli'""'·~ three • anoe took over yon IOJlllid Gle . - , . :!!" Oonfenoee cbiloCel te eul the \ ' - . . . -- _, 111 Totedote•m~ .-!'':._. !be !ltlrd time 11>11 the drala at Wldllta Jll!l!!!f.......Jtt...:..... , 1-~ ~ Ohio-:-.Vnlver·j't~~~lhlllalhen_M~.otuolhowdoweon.n lor ~-. lui te<OIId~~tot , SIN t:• lllft.17 L( stty I"'"" oullkle ••· tote 1011-71 over Muatincwn in !be ..,. ... -~-- • 7 ,_ •-•---~ B•J CBET TANNEHILL Argument •-y ' On·polic -a. ~11011 • Doll'! a>Unt,MIJU!!I'IIIA!dottns ln(. Gi'Jiefl. olotor7 out ,el Ill the Mid-American 11. wu 111o can1erei1ce butetball c:Nse ftrellOO'a .... SPOtlTS DESK · arnuJ olutlon =rived Senate approv· mittee meeting& only from ad· ! Fedi>FIUiiiJIO kMk II eelellnle 1M _ . a! after a lellgthy session 'fuel. ministration olllclals. wlth no 1 "Bond tssnM Ill recent yean .Joa. cliy. opponents allowed to have been ol the least and Ia· · ... Helrinp to ... 'little on the neoes- 'i rillilf approach." he ,.m next week In lhe Seam ill aity of lhe comliiiSslon and no With l>l'OVams nuetuatlbC Ill b' · iqJtd tbree erilploylll llld Reataft. &mmltltt. (Ad boo llfllllla.. · :1111! 0BC anil IH IIIIo !louse oll i testimony on tbi flied for 1\aate \montY lidlile • •'tlllaDif or 8 ID_lCUDl Weill tc WV1t 1111 the life dUb- Mt, Dam llllil: _ I!IIMI eolllll\lllee.) _ llBTROI'l' Ullllllli Ialld urgency." !tiS llsed Up. lit boldliibnillllll "Mt. Oahlbttr *Ill lid Ilia Oft ot 1:lti'ON Mil'cll M -8eeo .._ ......,. ..,._ 10 llldiH- wert thai Sonlle 1 Major Demoetatlo amend- Tilt pe41plo batl @1m by aJ>ti!IM. . Developmial ond !ntelbti Ill aUJ!IIIIIIItd Jiio ...te Worbtl .,,._ :Jt,epublleans would amend Ime!lts beaten down would have pro val ol other liQ.!ld Issues that Roboloil said the bandits 118ed ptanillna DIYliloe II lbi terlbt llivt!Opilltlll· C:Ornmltteel lilt! lli'll ...... 1111113 to oet lne s.peelal elee- ; set ll1e special election for. Nov· tlley like using" . punches and a hammer to break tioo If lbt tt&lilllll (bttetllll Ill ul!h toil!ibl 10 1111111 tHIIItlt ..,.. II lilt .lbt .. . lor I, lnatoad Ill lor l•mloer, required COI11ITIIS!Ion now !acUities, Fllhor\stale!!'l"l !be loeb on the boxes, lion, Wlitlll tnft.\1" lfpt!IUUO!Ill ilt'ltl!oo 1dly 2. Democrats blocked an meetings to be opeh to the pub- The ohly Sebete acllon Wedfttl!h be ddeliloed 01 "lllrnli' Uon llil llil Ill tlttl, liJ4lW. lli!l IIi» - "'"'0 U4 ""' !Uti II .aU.lllpt to pus as an emergen· He, Insert a conflict-of-interest nesday was confll'!llatlon ol tbt . --·' !Ill j!OII IIOl8" 111d te the IIIII Hnl. . JWi IJ • . . · ,. cy the bill setting May 2. thus clause. forbid use of bond rev- 1 ppolntmllll ol Leo P. -.rl. Wade • 'lbe entire 0 permlliflltt Nilllcll Iii ltl'ltw Oil it liitw. Aid 17 llllllotlet.to loi!a! ollitljM If 11 Its eiiatttfteht Ill enues for operational eX!>ellsll, aa !haltrttaft ul or 656 Third Ave .•. a retired stri- thatl lil mlnut:"" tJxJit. and Mlillt\llid til .1111 ltite llll ill lullt tu- the U liilillob--lMI' . llille to IIIHI the deadline. ·prohibit the commission r rom thf Worltmth'l 6f .th8 Mtaslss!PI!I hotel el b ' jloll and !.Wtl f0ri111111i!i1 \)10' Rlonal {jlllltrlct) Oltihl!atlllil Uillon, the UA'I\' reriileA M1 - !lome GOP ollldall say the operating facilities it builds and lioard ol ile'vlew. lte sel'lle Valley Line. clerk, ifautl alllllllliit tolliilaiM th8 (two orpbiMtllllll) iO adopt "•ctloil ptoltltli"- iltllpst. Ia llay 2 special eloctlol! can stil: place tn the general fufll! rev- •out the unexpired term of the pi!C!Oii!Y il 11 40 a.lb. • • bOud optriltor liouNI and otconolllk ill thll byo!awl; confirm objecllm aDd "UI . the . Amlltltall -· l!f. called!. but there also 1s enue derived by the oommls- 1tate E. B. Paxton. wlllch ends d•Y· Hellild ttllted ...lll,eitS1 · - 111 lillhe libtelblll treed put ol jppiQ'tt p11!llllna Udllllllii liiCiVtlllillll fill diH ·" 1911\t douot about the l..olity slon from sources othet than Oct. 29. he bad sulfered eaUiol jiollU ctibortt 'lbe two admllllstratlva dis· grant applleatloo to EDA and 'lbe letter, appeared u 111111 .ollt. . . the sale of bonds. t.Qillell 8aool """""· . _ . t Y ttlcts, iibltli!J Wltllllt tile lttl Dtbtr 101' llrit• a f1111her •ttetnPt b)' ll!ii 1illlon Speaker Charles Rur· "Good Mlllagement" llills IH tlle ltOilif A native u1 MilsotHoUhty • W· a.m. ul !lie Soolhflml!l Ohlb Re· yeQt ilJ>el'allons. to !ocua attention oi What II fess, R·liowllng Green, s.ld House Speal<t!l' CltaNM ttut- afid !!!!nate durlhl ilie s@!IIM! 1/a., he \vat lkll1t Fell. 1&, llltl8 atonal will IIi lOi!iltil 111 Jibe • - Sobmlslloa ol coftiicter. a tact of actlati by 'iV@dnesday !be declllciil on !he i less !aid the connntsslon willild iwould: at U.tart •. son of !be la1e Jotm the giant labor federation 011 lbr subblltU!Ij \he' two pro. 1l pf!iVjlle lot lbn&·tahge -treate tlli<4!cal !chlllll at F. atld lzettii 'l'aylof f'lhfilclilll , vital lii!llel, aald 1M VAW po!l!cl C011Jlil1lllbbl!1 ol ' . ltnprovemenU ahll the University of Akron. , He att@flded Scliool at L&edrt · would no longer concentrate Ita Jleftts to 1111! fOt@r! Ml •1pi'Ovkle a gtlnd management mecl!Ul lid to alld II a youllg man work 111 · aelions "witblll the Urroll' fully o\Ade." I1 pollcy." lain needy peHons. Ute _cottl fields llli!l tM pOltel')' Koller 8lllfllall Vlalll11g s· j private and escl118l... .lllili!e,.was to hold onlY "tt li[leti! up new areas in ablt!nteti at East 1.ivet1100l. lie was i boUt1 z.4 ah4 7" p.m. Patellto structute ollhe AnrClO." 1a !Ktleton ,..!11!4 to tol!lplete \ Willch the state cart be en- Jots lor petrtlillibtly dlllbltd vetettill ol World War I. o!ll7 all Ptdlalrla Ward. Tile UAW tntandl to "expresa wot11: ftel. '" M slid, alld wiiUhl ill- pet!oha. Hi! I! sul'\<ivM lly wile, Atbllllilllli 'nl! lwmer Look & Dam Sl, eral Services Administration, Its vtewa aful promote lllldeu i Dflllotrotic ' !!ilt't! Ill• !tale of h!Vihl tttoney --sot advoi'lllllli! itiilldlrd§ the former El1zabeth Grlh\!11, Mtl. Mlbel Q. tNilbNn, 17 Ohio River, Lewli COJmly, Kefi.> allnounced tollay. The aucUob and propooed oDd • 61 ftle oi!C ptopt;;bl : to match !edetal !tall!!. on tntereot rite! patd 011 iat' whom be i!\8rttetl t>ee. 24, 1920, Hinkle A're.; IMrie -A. W-t- tudiy alld Scioto C.Wity, Ohio wlll be conducted oh the site pollcleo w!Uillllh• brGadlr area . :fednesday came after more • The Democratic amendments ings deposit! by ballkl and al Letafl· Precedlh!. hllh . ,In ver, Rt. 1 CI'OWII Cil)'; Mn. will be ollered sllll! b)' pblr !l II A. M., E.S.T., oh March ol the toW labor movement" than thtt@ ,lltlllf• of ahd I ollered, llleiltlcal to those "' \building and loan asBOCiaHons. death ! diUtbU!r, Nata.le Walter IL Hannon, ilt. i 1'1. ne aucU011, Domm1c A. Tesauro, 8, 19'17. and • thel'blle at ilrl•" the Ill unsuccessful attempts by ' ]ecled by tbe llouse Fi· -:-Permit cowts to decide eus- tn 1951l. and a son, Sgt. Johh PIOlaarit· a.arles A. Jelten Regional Administrator, The property conalsls oi!Q.28 letter sal ' DentocUts to lllllond the teso- nai!Cf t:olllll\lttee, would Indy of children over 14 years 1 Flnblcum, killeilltt acUO!t Jithe Mason; ivmlaln iJ, t.lo¢1 at: · . ·- acres of land, Improved with The UAWouutned more·tbD lultOII oh the noor. 1 have bl!e!l "tuo !!lt\bgent . 3, 11166, In \ile\nAtn. Qbildi 10 buildlhgs and struclarea. a acore of 2 PomtrO)'I jooeph J. JtUera i 8 n d old. 'nle vote wat 'lt-27 with two legi!latlte jildgtheilt" j Both houses next ttteet !.lilh· Survlvlhl are: Rt. 1 Minersville; Milrtha l\IW •• C 'nle auction will be eilnduel- involving Internal reform of lba 1 RepUb1 trosilng P•liY fin the future, Kllliell said. day hlcbt. Rev. Jack Fl!lllli!lllll, Flek Itt. 1 ltaolnel Mrs Tho· ed by Stahley & Son, 131 West labor movement tile :3anba· Unes lnd lltttpt15Jril 11 of tM - -., 5 . T' 2 T ' " ; ; ; , Mhi. Setty tam.bett, Galllpoll!; I E Mn. Main Street, CbUUcothe, Ohio ' IVollhi fot lt . Miss Martha Ftnnl<Ulli, AI •. KneU. 45601. Telephone: Mii Code 111 e tesoJul Oh calls for estabhol!le; loin. A. C. (Mit')') Ay· W bb eoai G Mr1 K . Olfo'I75>3SSO ' · lnltlal five had iei'\led 1 3 5 7 eodt Lorain· Mri Etnle (Net· e • rove; Addltt lnf 11 community, ' free world ' "" !!lelflbets, .. WJ>ilid (Continued lr6llt Page I) lie) henily, Lobi B•.ach, Call'.; neth L.. Friend, RL 1 Mt. Aile, be obta:.':t or !abo!' movetntnt ..,. the "!'eo of nlhe . s alter the atlte conceth - W! hot no<es· lluage lteadlni• Mrs. l..arcy (Allee) !ads, !lah· W. Va., !JII'S. R. -· . . lh! the itctloneer or tho Gen- sponslblllty or llbOI 8 1 lslhal five h . ;rved ·1,!,5,7 salil)l rolldelllltil\01! - ill the 11.0 and !8.2 rulibing 11 !!!lot of ta Aha, Cil!lf.; abel Frank Fll>'lbel!lg etaaalc wlll eral Servlcei Adniln!jtratlotl, In cltaigltil .. and 11-year · Iwar In Vletllltlt began Wedne•• rollers; Pt. Pleasant, !4.!4: nlcum, Mason. 'nlere ate 1! ' · . underway thiS weekend Property MillliJieliletlt lllld 'l'!te eonurusllob could borrow day on afi ba!li Ill Pomeroy-Mason, Z1.,G; tllnton, grandchildren. aid E. Delong, Itt. ' e\ihl tchoolo in Di! sal !ervice Real PrOper- Easiest . tit: money to roh!bllol or make .tnore !bAh lilil Cities ahd on iln t.6S falllfll; Kahawhil Falls, 4.· Funeral oervtcea wiil be ton• Chester lt. Shewlll'il, Jackllalll the Rutland . t 21i South Dellt· lmprovemehti an lmidt, billld- flillortnal basis In .ah estimated lslllhg; Cliarleston, 18 \ill ductld at 2 p.m. lluhllay it liubert A: Kelly, tvens· rtaslum., Ga!p"'" start Street Chicago I!Htwlo J .--UlJlgs, structures, eqUipment and hundreds, of smaller rommunl- fallin&. All l{anawha River Millet's Home lor Funerals w Mrs. J abd SaiUI'dar aiid lrlll 60004 t.Jephoo•· &NVaiM. llUUIUII lacllltlea used for. Ylrfually any tles. • .. ;· dams are ob the sill. by the ReV. Glen R. Huehol\ vallner, . o,r the fullowlll!l .weekend. . 3!2-353-0043 • . JOVernmtntll or 11\!bll< lun!!o ~• Burial 'iilll be 111 Letart c@lbf- Crow,. McArthur, Mrs. RebeeGII Teami particlpalln! are Wa· · _ Uon. as well as ant otbet pur· Other Boat Movetnalll \ tery. Services will be under the L. Mll'klno . EJ. hatnll, Pomero)l, Middleport, J'nll!htitte Party ooses thO l"liJ,,Illute tllay litA . N l _. .. ... ,. f Lll · tte p 08t fl wood M. · Ironton; Mro. Rutland, Soullli!l'll, Eutmlo p et ehUifterAt!, -B ,., " . A .-AC· Oblo lt.tv•• - Lock 13, c aye . · G, Roaer Beatty, JaokSIIn; Lal·· Gallipolis and Pl. Pleasant. • lcmned by Seisioh A eelllnt rm the rld blacti:. • , the steholh 1Troderdown 12·115 a.m.. Ptlnd·l Legit>ll. Ftieh8s 11\aJ ry iJ, Grubb, Jr., oak ani. be w · Plana have been completed tt>llllfiiSjloii of dealh .. y over tht l plo down 2:35 a.m., Lock 14, ca11 it the funeral home after lilttU d•t· for a Valentine Oay party llun· If oould hM lull<! more ilonih 1ilsland called "God'! , Buckeye . State, up k:JjJ· p.rtl.i i p.m. Frid"!. . ! E, Withee, Rlo · · :: ·· · ··· - .. · day evening at the ehurch 1>!1 when the &gRJ'iMlte IOUil iif iil l other It ililw la a scorch- , P•liY Downey up 4:30 p.m.; Grande, 10n;':s.ll p.m. Wedneo- W. lbweU D. M.Cat• the Middleport Fint UnIted bonds and other oblllaUons · Express up 12:30 am.; ESso lli·W 'I'EMPS day; Mrs. Kenneth L. ley, Patricia Nfittbllfl; Mr<. Presbyterian Church Session. 86 1 .,::rson• tb outltanatng tofill per cent : k e;!,m Pennsylvania up 6: to a.m.; Lbo'k NEW Yol\tt tUPI - '!'he Rt. 1 Mt. Altli, w. va., son, Cee\1 Garland. E. . Pat- 'lbe party will beiin at 7:30 e total leneral tevanue ' nown more a : 16, C~tton Queen down 11:35 p.' lowest tem)lel'atute reported 1:35 p.m. Wediles4ay. sons, Mrs. Nancy . L. Rainey, p. m. of lhe state for the then :b"":: in.; Duncan Bruce down 7.10 this morning to tho u.s. Vie•· l)lttlii'rpi Jackie L. Rott,•Ht!l'llllln ll. " A communicants class was llli fiscal year lor lll'Z or; !cheduled to be.gin Feb.18 und· 1 d a.m.; Lock 17, A.J. Pattofi up ther Bureau, etcludlng Ala8ka 'lbe Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, Rdss, ldri. Lloyd •Roush; tlleht ill ptiDflpal, Interest and , n n e ee an 1 6:30 a.m.; Lock lB. SteVI!!isbt! and ilawali, was 17 below zero Robert G. lliiell, Cecil IY. C. Shelton, James Smith, er the supe<Yision ol the Chris· lor tlonds and other ob. ,1 up 2·15 a.m.; Jordan at Greenville, Miinl. Thi! high· Chance)i, il!!lln.'' E. Clelllhll, Mrs. Bert W. Teal:>rd. Robert tlan EducaUoo Leo .JAl!Oils. acres of ioutherh . down 4:25 a.hl., S. Ill. .fhetiKIIis : .,1 reported Weanesd&Y was 81 ana L. Durst, Charles r. Ed· L. Trace,.lliincy.. •.li!Wicb, 'lbe· Kennedy, Sr., thar!e• Peoples, , _. _ _ ;h " Broad Powers . . 1up 6:15 a.m.; r I u at Miami, Fla. wards, John F. ildleston. Mts. ndure WbiWIII\Oil; lolra. . Russell Lyons and Hubert Tay· -lftpaN ft: Wit were~ THE lbe OU; Hill Fire Brick Cool- ValleJ. ' Jll!llll Prcp'alll (Interim ..... peoy aDd presldellt ol tbe llooll& A ol com!J!& eftllll opmenl Guldol lOf!DI') _. uW!I Oblo Jlellonal Cwn- II u folloln: to dl, IDIOI'IIIOII Governor James Oo W bolore Felt. If -Firll EDA, with requoal lor olli.W A. llhil4il 'nlliriii6Y llilt bfte ol 14 llGt IIIM11111 or It» deltpallon • . , HOLL\'W\100, (llPlJ- llli olllcials will will en Ill oad1 of two J'Oilopl (Up- ve\Ofdlillll .Dllttlcl ... A IJIIOOII>.workiD& tum ol &IIJI. the atat. of Ob!o Ill Ita de\itiO\llftll Lowtr 01110 VIlle)') ID . .lpatillil under JliUillllt men amulled !be lodtl 011 'I li!Oilt )lQIHIII. Rqloail tDlill!ell Of. llllio lalla!•UGII. lllmJy ufe deposit bol:et Ill Cuf l)ahlloert, ltlecuU-. liliiDIIOill IIIII Ill ldCh ....... . . 1 ttUIIIt lltalllll'llOrl earll l!eemll"t ol ll!ii i£0110, ;il1l mont to Local dat and llo!apW with 11 rniteb toe l'!acl4 Ill 1111 illpaial 01 the will lncludt the lllORC OoilliiJ 1f u Ia wil an4 jewtla. Ohio ol 1)1\itlii!l' Dlrtetor Ill eountltl w ft t r • tl. Ed RoboloR said the thrH meal for a Of ill 8BORC Ia OltiDIIed. Ill olllil' muitd gumneu entered the to atilal Ill lilt Dl eounlio6 a Iota! leader Will ..be • lobby of the Sun Spa llbtel two liedbOiillil · eli\ t1lo ti!telot lo repreaenl ll!ii about 2:!0 a.m., bound .... lricU 'wlllllll iltl Vlllt)' " all the llllarlm DeYI\Opmllll ~. ,.,., Tllo • ~U!Itaj'a z. z. oav11. ___ ll1PI' oCreet • " aclllevet .,..._ wr.ir rllllllrl If • dql wMt.-1 a )ool lime a. J. ll. Peade\11.. • (\ Team SEORC Will Aid Rhode$ ol. •• .• I 'fill: ..... intt' ...... ..., lftW c:rtek ... eitt !be Qllo iolld comm""""" u. departun o1 GOY. JllmH A. RtJjlh Fllller. R·Wooster, aal d loaC) aM. lfilllai!V. reappar· Rboolesolloe!JIIIhefrom his llbnouDced reoolutlol> wu lieU. ttdii!MIII 11m lpjli<MI of - WW- 14 lloDI loeeaUH :11 till lttlaltture tach. 111e tupayers aDd the tu mema are ....w - ..,. 11M seute wu eapeeW ...., IP•nden. ·-·1 a'!Qlt tlle Ifto lit a dill lor 1 '!*lal el..,. "11 reprisents a dttlrt lhe \ pr..eh." 011 lllliL . pirl of tte admlnlJtratloo to 11 Is a bold approaeh wbleb ,.. Q1!C ptotllll wu pwed haot sb111e !ulllft 1overnor oc- ,ohowo viSIQII and ab awareoeo WlllnesGay lly the HM!se altor tbe paotdoo.'' 111o did. fll!at todJY's ptdlltmJ et11 1101 nun IbiD lhree hnuh of de- McllOnald J101nto11 out tetU· ,be mol tbrouP lobAle. 'tbe l'Mppllttlmunl!lll res. mtmy wu bean! durlllll eom- ,tut18111, be aitt. . • m-uu POMEROY . ' I I �- , Senate. .ed toStt Date for Ohio peeial ~leetion State 1smes ciotmlllllS 1'1"\an, on Two moi"'Jon ,..UI uld tile 1\lPl) - Fi111.1Je* c.mmttt.e Ollll'mP ~ "~ 1»\tbt ~ I ~ U.. ...., nW ..un Of Gunmen Get $250 000 ' . ol ,. ••tm•• ~ ..111.• -· Pmtdelll o1 loMin. ~. Ia mo!dJk .. or llaloly ~ IIIII llillel6lllo" _.,.IDI.W llli tMa Ill . . p1aM tty M•«at.a a ...,.. oDd loWW 111 tile IIFll« ea~nGir . __,,,_. •-'-•I De..... (JbiO .....,..._ .......- ........_ ~ ~·a ~ ~.000 ~t ~Iaiii Pt(~Atlaillll !*W lee~ t~qllllto. t~r~antutlo!W ~ ~~~~~ ~ I~ UAWT f ~illy,, ~timOIIY lllld~ Wd F• · e ~nl. Hous~ ~.alter \nttodU~ ,.te ~!ahtlid~l "~as~~~~d. ~lpltal ~Tit~ Pastil~ ~Provide ~l'rovide go~ell." Amott4~n!j. lfliblU' ~ tl~ •PI>- ~tedU4ed ~:l1locr~! -·~ · ~ ~ ~al• 7 7 . ; chlldte~ otitili~ ~ 54 tt l "'A~• · 1 J~ckson, Rl~ '~~Jock~, ~th, Ameri~aft ~ rec:o~lionl u' ~ ~"ri ...: : tb: 7 i ~rn~lvlslon by":;~.:· :~~ • ~rve~ D~ 1~. ~ 1 1 1 a::~thl'oujli ~.m;. the ~ pl~nge 'Nelld~Y ~lal; .L·a ~.m. Not smce the 1958-59 season championship - ·-·· -· -·. ··- · • may Heave .. W1l'ers Advtee powe11 R.l aht o·ut 01r. seat zworkr~tn a~ ole•• ~' u~ ,,. shortaRe• m state hospi- • Arthur LoVel-l ands~hools. re~in' Iu.t'••n would. he said . • autonomous body D ~ W ·d ~..1 . 4 e n![;~ay lnlti~t~ artetl~ ~bqUIO· I ~emorial ~.'" J:.l'l!li . - . ~36T~lloo" e~tb ~ u~ She~, ~40 btl~ filll~r c: ~ ~~ ot DAILY SENnNEL h~d . IIa~ Norris in charae. Burial ' will be in Morrls Chapel Cern I ,_ '"M"" lltrilr4 1. owen. Put.IIWr "' V•~ Ktdtbk'! a.wr.-. -· St., Pnmf!'l·llf. 0 Pl In, ........ _,"" tHnet PhoM . - _ .. ...., . . . ·~· 1ft .... -.-....-......---Oi...r rnuuv"uON • , ' CINCINNA'rl (\iF!) ~MttN~ i production ol eng~ tor .. , .... I 1om Jeta used Ill Vietnam ok>w· 1 .. ...,_ a;.. Now 1ed down " · Gtaml E'JOctri<!'a · . . . i l!:vell'lole piat i.ldaY with some ~..,, Ileum..! oJ : ~~ ....,.lien on tlrille •vor "":~N,:" ;:: job duailieatkln dltpute. ""· . - . . , ...,.,.,.. 61-. Oll.it< t• a . . . ay •• ,_ ........ *"""" ' ... - ...h... - - •••••- 1.55 12.4$ . 1 · I 1.88 - I 1.89 '4'' 14.45 . 15.711: 1 17.711 .. Sin Hated IISO repllcu .in 1hO'Mn In· ..,. tale tnCI old tl,. ·. " Ftd. Ex. Tox i • 13.50 I 12.4f 1 14.45 I ' LakerS Jn • 121-108 Vtclory By United P ma~~ry f J W ;"'~ Jnlema tlonal as a. quam! . "{ 0 announcmg his whenever ho returns ~~~:a par.ntl'lhl~ . ,.. -, • I: ~.or· .- Friday's preliminary game will begm at 7, and the varsity lilt is scheduled 8 p.m. In other conference me Frida Nelson ga s ville plays at and 1 eport. s Seturday, Middleport plays at Athens, Racine at Pomeroy Nelsonville at Alexander Gal: lipolis at Chesapeake and 'wens !on at Vinton Local, • JO~ WeiiJ,~ .. AmerlcU, edging !be P'ak:orla lovter, whleh ' JIIIUe4 to Wllllit 'IS-88, Fred Foster outscored ........t 25 two !be Ia$Don mlDute pin. point!. •• 1be Redsldns 1be litFlyers' llay of~ mild BG ll.f ill lhe overtime tl1e I.Q1>oinllillll< of bls . . to WI:ap . up II! li!lh cOnference year career 111111 Zl pointl.o Ia win 1P seven starts. Freshman 111ard John . · · hit Z11 pointl for • ltel>yeeii en In lll.fll'St atlrl after, roull to its lOth ...; . 15 a loss , at MorllilaU Saturdav. jstarts, and Ashland .,111 , Jiil back to drop w.. tern command all the way • BY DICK THOMA 116-76 In ""lamazoo route over Heidelberg . ·i behind Steve Mix' 22 polll,ts. To- In . Wichita, Melvti. The biggest crowd or the ledo ".s-1 m the les111e aild .tast second shd! waslllo diflil. <!!'!> year :. expected to paci< u,. Vlstts M1aml Feb. 25ln a game ...,. In the' M\'e -balt' rai!Mil. .g, North Gallia High School could the champion· 'nle Shocke!:$ ·lied the· 9C!Itl'il Gil @!:>Eli!!> nasium Friday night as tp. , Wi\h 30 secofti!s.i'rilalning.tt:'ll 4!1!) «th annual Gallia County MarshaU also kept abreast of see-saw ,,· · ' ·'· 'i> ketball tournament get.a the front runner by barely And then !bet. - -,--...., 9 way. •queezlng by lowly Kent State Ohio .; : --;;; "We'reJilayiDj! winler rulea The first game at 1 p. m. George Stone led Mar. aged only 22.1 Pict. any bote!" ' Friday matches Kyger shall "!til 24 poinll as the shots in ll1e !o·l li' and Southwestern. Kyger aThundermg wo? the game ginla Tech. Al!OUt · -.rl MASON BOWLIN . io the 1966-67 champion of t the loul lme, hitting 13 free briglit spot f""lllo llilbeatt;; TlllJRSD G CENTER Southern Valley Athletic throws to Kent's five: sophomore Gerald McKee ' wht w AY AFTERNOON ference and Southwestern Def1anee survived' a last-ditch led his team wilD u ..... OMEN'S LEAGUE the defending tournament choll'.·l' ,....._ Won Lost pion :\mon's Pic-A-Pair .. 30 2 Hannan Trace mee11 North .. · · · · · · 22 10 Gallla, the host oelleol, m ar et .. · · · · 16 16 the second game wbkh I! Summer's Pharmacy 14 18 expected to i!et a· Furmture 8 24 bout P,:li p.m. Y 0 . e Co?l Company 6 26 Coach Johnny Wickline's ICy· b High 495Senes- Mary Jo Lam· cer Creek Bobcats. /rtG • Belly Batey 494; Wan· regular seson defeated a . abr!tsch 482. Team High · weste<n twice' 4!i-42 and 73-70· - Sunon's Pic-A-Pair, North Galha 'lwiee 82--17 ' 3 Blue Tartan 2133, Conkle 5>49; but aplit with Hannan 31 2 startS F0.day Tol-~· ..tti~J~>¥ ...... cam~ Mlch~San ~ ~ ~at ~c1de eon~!. ~f. UniversitY~Per·Oeni".W~ttl l~loiie ~. ~erd ~-:; B~~ ~rt~n ~derwa toS..;a~~n~s~.~~then• ~:n Ser~es ~• ...._. CAN ·DIES-' ." . Co. 088. ~~ls,OOO.lans Trace, winning 83-46 and High Game - Mary Joe Lam· mg 66-57. COONDOG FIELD TRIAlS 'nle newI formed . Ohio and Virgin Trial Associatio ta te trial on Sunday nF:"~~ncs~r~ ing at 10 a. m.' Fi 1· ' G. P. Gillenwater :~ :~rshall participatns sho ld I ~~ys sl from L n .u o ow RFI24 Lun\g"~IIeb on State and w. ~est Sou~~~ th~ pub~c • I The victory was the seventh In the last nine games for the streaking Lakers, who have climbed ouL of .the . Western Division cellar in the ·National i Basketball Association into third place, a game and a half behind St. Louis. . In other NBA acti;n .Wednes- j day night, the Philadelphia : 76ers- routed the Cincinnati ! Royals 110.106 and the New -- et~erved Js mvl . bert 201; Bonme McFarland, 186; Betty Batey 185; Wanda gabri!sch 184. Team High arne - Blue Tartan, 803; Si~~·s Pic-A-Pair 782; Conkle 782 a. Co. · High Averages- Betty Batey 165 ; Belly Sayre IS9; Wanda Garbritsch 154; Kathy Davis 153; Bonnie McFarland and Lee Richardson 1St: Patti Arn. - - - --· . . ' - ClrJ .: 85c 1 i6•. . $2.25 1% lb. 3.65 ' . • Even the seats have locks in Chevrolets .. . We pal alitomadc latches 011 an our folding seat-backs to keep tllem from floppine forward sliould you eyer stop suddenly. The seal sits upright untU you ttip a !atm. Additional Items we put Into the '(;I Chevrolet: handy pushbutton releases for the seat bells, an asb liay lllai glides Ill and out on ball beariJt&si a 4-speaker !lereG tape syslliD you can llld, not to mendon noticeable lmpro•e~ - i n the way the car rides 81111 bandies. Go to your dealer's. Drl•e a new Qmolet, get a free S8iDple of . that sure ALSO FANCY SATIN HEARTS $3.50 to $6.25 VA~ENTINE'S DAY IS TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1'.4LEN'l'INE -·--- DRUG SPECIALSL-': 1.49 Timed Action 12-HOUR DECONGESTANT CAPSULES 69c ASPIRIN Jlelnm Bottle 50 FAST PAIN RELIEF 73c '· EXCEDRIN Extro Strongtil Pain Reliever J9C '17c 57c BAYER .29c CEPACOt~. ANTI-BACTERIAl:,,~ . -· ~n~TH WASH GARGLE .49. c'" .. ' 79c 35c CREST 19c VICKS .••• MEDI·TRATINoi>l·' ' COUGH SYRUP 59c rl'~ . ;. - A"'AHI. SY.~ . CoNGEsttON. scout New York Clothing House . • · past the Chicago Bulls 108··103. San Francisco St. LoUis Los Angeles Detroit Chicago Wednesday'• 1lesults Los Angeles 121 Baltbnore Philadelphia 118 Cincinnati New York 106 Cbleago 103 (On!y ·games ~hedulelil 'lbanday'o Game BalU vs. 8os at Providence (Only game scheduled) ·. FOIL IIEARTI II"' Norl~ old 150; Anna Lea White 149· lab Bocook 141 ·- --- - ~ • .p.c;,lioJ Outside of the two losses Kyger Creek Coach Myers' Highlanders own • brace of wins over each of the tournament's other two teams Southwestern defeated Gallia 62-51 and 48-45 and Han· nan Trace 73-Sii and IW!.J14 --- --"· · Nellie Smith 148· Donna Blankenship and Ruth, Dye 142· Beu- York· Knickerboekers 24 32 14 48 ~ ~ TOOTH PASTE WITH FLUORISTAN MOll! C:."rt St. <U) "th Annua ·I Galli T . 3 Ourney .. 't't SINUS ·•• A GOOD MAii!Ut. ~ec:ord, \Vest Talli'es I, · TO ALL SC:OUT~ Drets Racks At 3.95 4.95 5.95 8.95 PlfiiiNiY ~acme '*" II up Wltb six.lretlbiowa Ia blttledtotbrotlill J!au.. final !IOOOIIdl. -o:' •· - • · .;,, bloMiami overtime IllY 1wllhlll Two key !reo lhmot 117 0.. reljch or Toledo in !be ar~ lta1lt gave DQWIII'ie wlil - FOR C()I:.DS AND 57th Annlvffllt'Y Sisters Style Shop · Prlca . -T !rom (Your Scout HNclquirlorsl DRESS CLEARANCE linER DIISSiS ltiDUCiD 20% Oi Wllllowall 11.50 • 7-75 x IS 15.]1~ IS) New Yotk chathlno n. ' Prlct :: 7.75x 14 (7.50x 14) 8.25 X 14 {a.QO X 1,4) 7.75xl5 (6.70Xlll) .black' tube-type plus 1.62 Fed. Excise To "'" AU..STAft ~O!lre's and~ {"': ~ .. ... - ....~ - """""" , TriQ.mp ·- t· -.,· ~ • • - •idoi7· -·· ~l~•e e~":;[.;:"'a Coach Russ surprising Pomeroy Purple Pan· the.rs, P1cke<l to f'!1'5h last in the 1966-67 Southeastern Ohio League standings, will invade Gallipolis Friday night 3 !ld a victory over the host Blue Devils would not only gtve the Panthers a .500 finish inside tlie collferenee but -'"0 their first winning sea· I · ' on the hardwood in five•thGallipolla at Poineroy, tbe Pan· ers won a thriller, '1!1-73. The Panthers are 9-7 in all GaiUpolls Is last In confer· triumph over GA· ence play with a 1-11 record. would gtve the Mooremen In all games the Gallians are I0-7 season. with only 4-11. Galllpoits was picked to remauung on their reg· place fourth thia year by SEO u ar season ocheduie. newsmen and radio broadcastIn the first meeting with en. W. L. 36 23 27 32 25 33 23 35 23 39 '915 BlockWotl . B!iOUJd t~n CONGRATULATIONS ua'sh : ne • Slat and TJIII .' ' 6.50 x U Tubeless ally <jlie§tl~i\i Oltl 'tHE ltiLI.ED IN FWRIDA _..,., • • ., OAK HILL Fli. CIJPiJ -rdrs 8Mitli WhiN •wftlr llft'9kle ........,, ..,. ,.,..._ II.JD. a, !AIIIIst! Stili, ' 71, Wdl Catrnll• """ ,.,, li.., t1s - · I taft, Ofito, was klflat and lilt lflisllllfNI aild dlli&hh!r llljuted i Wedne!idO! lfhin thO!t lliJt ••·ooa J struck a tree aear bore. • .. . .," ~a.~He~ coootltutio~l defert~ de_v~lo]lOd ' ebmlnil~ iliil!;at Willmliliill'fl!il i ltti· I'. Hobslliflo !11. ol Itt. •• beside h•'s lot ·1 f .. u!'y ltb1!1 abd i 11\Nteill tlnl\1 well. Till! IM~ driver e!tcoj>• , e W I; the iltlt lUihn may call at the funeral · · ' . borne anvtfme 1 ,., 1 ,.., • 1 w tel')' euept ••~rd.,. Puhtlahlaa Compan 7, , Friends · . twllo lie~ ru~.p.m.! edges for extra traCtion • ~ctory gseason In 5 years Baltimore Western Division ll~u~e m~mbers se~t t:!o ~ p.m.·• .S. t.Owlitip:i: 3s a. 'lbe "'· slonlll'l' e., e 1and lthi tw ih' b"'" · • tit " . . ' 88 um dhuri!h In .ltactne wU\ w n . o or ree nlO •• e. . . . Gallipolis Boats ·• 1\ebert F:. 1> tM@tllt . irtl•t present himself . again lofj '11he c!>Hiri>fetolal. could "tneet in secret Reed dOWil 7:3ij p.m.; Setilet up :;:'• lli!ginlilnR :ltb ,; . admiiiiOn to lbe Houae. '!ben, polltl<lan stuck ril!ldly to a ' new buildings with . 11:35 p.m. dtsfl diriner at i:ilo ,. they aald, .the House probably 1 ct'edil. • croatlng addil i<lna 1. Arthur Lovett, 71, Portalild, ogfli. . . Iii a!Jiti M will a!lew hlm..lo take the seat for blltl b)' 11i.i eight voliihtel!r "iiiitnout the vote of the died Wednesday ln Veterans i . Kallawho, llollll '" MLofillon, Pj-410;" the he:lt held ,lqr. 112 yean. Ilawyers Wednesday. He refused ,.,...,..." Hospit.al. ISolvay Up dO . ..nl., '· . atftlet, ti . . SfleiU .. 'nle sp<!Cial ache· td aliswet aliolit Rbodet l'otldoil Survivon are a son, Donald. Lucy Jane _Lucaa \2:.35 •·I . ilted ctilsed.Goor, where-i\o. hiA . miseottduct or hli 11 i,'4 du!ed 8 . John Mrilonald, D·N•w· Portland; a daughter, Mrs. ' m.; O...F. tiP a tbe': oes!lon todiJ. In New York. 1 hu!b 11iidi -· ·· Helen Barton : a brother, L. w. i 1!1.; Wmfi~ld, .Katru~ "· dowfl • Lovett, .Qak Hill, and three : ~.25 p.m., Hel~il Z. 1lll Us p. WOMAN 1tH1.ED <randchlidren. m.; H. E. Bowles ..p 10:10 p. zANESViLLE Oh' /II'P11TO INTERESt OF . Funeral Sl!f'vices wlll _6e m.; J•llersoo A eal"'rUci MMS • MAiON AREA ! Fnday bt 2 p. m: it th8 EWing . Chat!M it. lip t.ll a.ln .. Bill iibotll 18 miles east of tuneral Home w1th Rev. Free- ver up UO a.m. Wed !ld killed M Door•• 1 Ie, BRW HOWE · uc.kt';, L Cincinnati • The onl;Y low priced tire with · txtra-mUeage · • Tufayn r~bber and extra• strong 3·T nylon cord • Turnpike proved for 11!9 miles at 100 mph • Tb.ouaanda Or extra traction ,.. "' • • - ' " WI -- Wmnm" ' NBA .Standing• l!y United Press lbleftatlooal Eastern Dlvialon W. L. Prt Philadelphia 51 8 .11&1 Boston 43 13 New York 29 32 ~ ilia~ , P~:""ll ac~ BSocl~ rth M. Sayre Mis.\JII'Ubalilywoultlt~edialelyni\1 ttoubl~ reaeltlbg •. decisloll 11 . a"· or· tb. Flrst ·fot re-ele<llon, wm .handsomety !the other witness!!! d<i ttl~ . pomt of Los Angeles. -- · - - ·-. __s. •· •~~t~a~ \'~It: . . ~·~\ _' WA~tliNOTON y~I'S Vaii~Y MlsSisSJj:rplltiV~r per~ ll~ u~ no~hetfl 10~ bav~; ~.m.; l'uht!l'~l j~sse Jattie~ J~hell, - ... 1% Pomeroy Is .seeKIDg )_.!__ F" U'St .~1~ '"""* Jattt~• . ,. 5 v:weilne!lday absorb-;: IH'/ to om Blulltoo, and looe Ohio Conlereace 11 night,lloeketa' Miami bOels stayed on ginJa Tech In In llla<bb\lrl P oungsl "" edged and !lhlo Northenlat !be wltbriRhl a dOllElsewhere Ohio 78-'/f. Geneva . of 71·18 encounter • ran ita wln!>ing •Michigan. ~~ht ~ackson. u:!-A a~ ~ · ~ nF to ~JI!IDiltee, f~at ol tbo .....,0 Athens of_ the three trailing Dilbeck said he planned to West brought his Los Altgele• teams - With Logan and Mid- I have 12 playing sites committed ~:m~ates to his home town of dleport, both 7·5 - is the only ' at the next meeting of' the . ar eston, W.Va., Wednesday club with chance of taking hoard m Dallas, Feb. 23. and t;eated the champJO :;;hip away from o ~arne o gree m with a ~ackson. The Bulldogs would i LJUBWANA, Yugoslavia ~re;nt :;er:or~:r.e B~~ the .ave. to sweep their three re- (UPII - Defending champion s ea ore mammg games. I Simmenthal of Milan built a IHI Bullets 121-108. Mtddleport con tle, and so : advantage in the opening U'lbe former West VIrginia ran Logan, by winning both : minutes and breezed to a mverStly All-America scored their gaQieS, providing Ath- l victory over Olympia of Lju- ~6 of those pomts In the second en• beats But both i btjana Wednesday night t4.or them coming in an - can't ue for they play each Iadvanci• into the fmal r d ru: elg t4mmute sp$n aner the other! . !he European Cup oun Bullets had pulled to wltbln one Dem..,..llta chlofly Gbjlo!Od lr> , roast smce Tues4ay. 1 Sporn 7:05 a.m.:. Lock bella GtUtliin, 'Nillii1!1 R. I!Atl, gene Hellman, and inlsbt lor. Mrt. J. E. Harley ami •*'Y w.U l!O'tleri &JV!!II the ,., IMr. Ctit! do'iili I p.lti.; lt@lia. 1\lcbard Hill, Mrs. James E. Mrs. L. Uoyd Slid Mrs. E. 0. Tewksoary repett..1 . , I' d. I. ., and the apeetl wll.fl ir ollow V p Punch ble up 1\:50 p.m.; Lock 20, tnMllvtb liP 4 HO\Jt\8 . JohliiOn, 11111t daughter, Mrs. A. ed on the recent kioto Presbv- ycHI - .,..., tile rftohlllllh was belfig , 'i1iE SEC(iNI) IiWW tit A ' ca up 7:05 p.m.; Geollt T, 1101"/lces .fer Mh!. !.Irs•.Juil- L. Mlittlllft, CArl Thoma; and itlliftt iuh. l@cy llleetllig. Mra. G@oi'Ki! Alt• . . ·:, ' ..'.,i tht lO«Islaltif'<'. !ohe · .two weather puncll ;truck Price up 1 li61i01til lloldle !Uce. wlie ilieft : • ··- • ,-v, · .,. '• -··- · · · - - dersoft Was appoiritt!d chllitmafi 5.15 til. l.fJ 't" ;: Ill thenl jlolhtod t ithe Eas.t today wlth the . neat 12:30 a.m.; Lock 21, Onward up lfl the Melts IW!Oflil of lhe Preabyterlan Life maga.l neatly $11511 111\lllon or 011 tile i zeto tefilllOhtures rldihg a stiR 10:21! EliSha w....u up wtll be liet4 at !b li.ftt. Fnda; • zlll!!. 'tributes were AiVOII "' IHJUon In bond lssueo •!> :February cold ltoht alllhe wily 10:10 p.m.; 1\obert p, Tlboli at the 1\awithgl Coal! FllhetAI ... J memory ol J. H. Grade, who • . lly the voters In from tbl! Rot'ldes. oJV 11!:15 p.m.; l.ooOk Ill, Anolrew Hottte lni!tead ol at 2 Ill served as an elder ol the years ls IIIII uii• : Dlg-otil opetatlohS rtom th@ P. CaihliUh up 19:1111 jl.m.; Fott was jltevloilllY 8tihiiinetll. church for 40 rears, and Mro. ·nd LEATHER SUPPLy P•m•roy 'ktller bllnar4 which left up 10 ooi'bom u' 3•30 a.m.: Loek b · · . Fleyd carmaclo: former clerk _ - ·- ----lko.nv Minotlry Leader Frank 16 lnc5os ol•now rtol!l Vtrtthlil 23, Elaine G. tlliWn 7:511 p.m.: NOW tOO ltNOW (UPn Adalh Clayton Powell'.s taw· ol the Sessloo.' Second st. - ··- --· - --- ·I • IJ.Cieveland, •aid that ' tb Mali!• wele hil!tip<!i'ed by EIRettllff up IJ:IO il.m. 1 Nita . . jllll doe - wlli! lldvjged him not to talk to a special House 111 · lhe relolution Is sp• . tempetatutes exjleoted to Ylekl!rll u; tl:45 a.m.; Gteen· • 'lbejlttflel ,..: or com!nlttee itwestlgatlon of his "fitness" to serve-may 01 . by 1M voltro, the moiF · to the sera mark lh Loclul, 11avensWood dowfi UIY..tloll ol tile wolf hkve boutht hlln a ticket rlpt 9111 of Congress. would net be lorthoomint ' 'Oitle .plirllotls of the Notlbl!ist. 5:30 p.m. 1 E'dl!ini BoSwoHh glveo Vll•lnllr The cortsenstts amon1· todaY.. was Gee ... .1 !llouP,t nerJone . yean or more. :Slmllat foteclists were ifi up 8:35 p.m.; Whayne H. up 1 PbDa Fatnl'tl'artll, wllo tbllt Pllwell's chances ef regammg hiS later_ tills blew NElSON'$, everyday more Immediate need stote !of the iippet Midwest as a.in.; Miss !Iliad uJI'I!40 a.m.; lopollt Uidi!pellieiiUy llleir lnonth had fallen slJarply on the bu1s of his performance 10 16'1< pttces b)dutl@d llj.1 pre· be said, is "how to p. the . il'fa east of the l transjiOrtef l:l5a.in.: American tabolatoilea Wednesday before the com· \ . . . . . .. scrlptions, atld l'ut Jl't'e~ De0 . •nct;fi'!'Juately otaff what . boro tile bl'unl Meldshl LeeXs, !daflta Ll!!'i! Ilk! tt311• ..., •.-.. . - _ mittee. . Ofie l!etiUbllcan .ttt•m!l"r! , wild liftff-Moln· not con<truc. or the latest wmter onolaufhl• down t:lti p.ltl.; FrJII!k\tn II. •· But the}' . also note felt ii'toganlly. tby does! •'You 1I o/ new ones. . He cited dowt 5;15/.lfl.; doWh TO iiili'Nil Ittls11ANII8 llinuld Powell be ousted, bt 1•ald, We \Vol! t haoe aby 1 .l;nnmilml~lltl announced Wednesday. ·1·7. · Alll~llll wort•... M~il. Cod~ the~r McB~lde, A~b Ollill~ Frie<~d. 1 ~own U~wlse, Dl'~wltiks'iflll ·eoftdu~'l!d .Mra,,~~ .:'too, a"!.~Uildl~gsb:~'1~1 1 ~."~ ~avenawooll: ~eel a~ot· pay. , ;;nlt~ ~a h~at ~n':.dth~~Tasin~nla's t~~~ ":"d.:.~..\':':, No less than seven clubs-all exeept Gallipoliscould soar or dip four or more "places" in the standings in thils final weekend of play which will gel Friday night. The agony will be delayed for Athens, Gallipolis. Logan and Nelsonville which finish up Feb. 17, the Blue ·Devils going ro Logan, Athens to Nelsonville. Gallipolis, secure in last place with its H 1 league <skein. will only be delaying , an<!pitaph. But the othets! ihas there been such a Athens, with three to play Ibrook for the title. and standing .at 7.f could lose 'nlat season Gallipolis to .Jackson, Middleport· and with a 11).4 record, Nelsonville and finish 7-7, an waa tied lor second with a intolerable state of affairs for record, and the last place the Bulldogs as it could qualify Wellston, finished with a them for a tie lor filth or record. oixth place, depending on bow The team that can take the other dubs do against olh· !pressure, or gets hot, will e; opponents. the new t!J66.67 champion. Middleport, at 7-5, - It makes for fans by w1nning over Logan here Fri· money's worth. day and at Athens Saturday, coupled wllh an Athens win j NEW LEAGUE over Jackson Friday, could EVANSVILLE, Ind. tie for first place with Jack· j The newly· organized son. Or by losing both, the Baseall League has Jackets would be 7-7, good for ments from Milwaukee, '?!IIOIYilere down in the second City, Omaha and d1~ision. · Worth for league play in 'l'be Pomeroy Panthers (al· ' and is negotiallng lor ready assured ol their firs t facilities in Denver, winning season in five years); Portland, Ore.; by beating Gall1pohs, which ' Manila, Walter J they should do, can linish at board chairman ol ihe league, -M~ ~iiilbtltln wbl~h .. Tbla must be close ID, if not, the weirdest SouliheaJs- 1PI af G II' _ 1• f t~rn Ohio Albletlc League basketball race In Its 40 ay Q •e•s riday year history. - pra~ramli J: ~~·ual G t Und rwa a;: e s ~ y ~~mer~y· ~ • ~ ~.!f ~- r Lock andDam, comp1ete, T0 Be 0ld lD Obi0 RiVer Thi•~ Weekend ~ ~>onley, r!~=· ~~· S:~~ro. ~: ~nd Austr.~hans ~l!b. ~at~e! Kimau~.•: ·, JiLn ~ne .,~ ~. ~':ilieod ~dl!b~nesii.iliil ~ 'lb~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •j .~~ t~~ Galllpot;~. ~11M. ~ Altlloi!Ch front-running ww""" bact from Ill lone de- Seolblel Spor\1 Writer (ill'l~'ftlt ~~~ Councl~ ~ ~~ River. New·S UPI BRffiFS ~;..;. 1!11~ N we~ tloos~ l~lltl P!'! 8ospl'•ta} N.ews . ~ollate le?"~ ~i!lil'a ~.. oiilot-~JPe 0~ ~ Ondal~ rllUll~llln. Wlllln~ll!. ~satllill ter.engl~ ~ all~-le~ ~n Blll1~. ell~=· ~b~ .:e: : awl: ol~ ~." ~elitllla .li~ f• D'tes Sudden}y Here Wednesday "payin~ ·~lle J~ ttt~Jtratlinj . ' =•Jb, n:::""' edced Xavier 'lf. lslreat to "'lllbtla a Clncinna 11 • • · -· • ·r~ U " Ita w.. ul ~ !>j.~~ ~~ c0n. llay!OJI -lJefldos!Jil IIOC10DdJ 11 ,Jriwnph over lleld<lba 1 , •' !eli'""'·~ three • anoe took over yon IOJlllid Gle . - , . :!!" Oonfenoee cbiloCel te eul the \ ' - . . . -- _, 111 Totedote•m~ .-!'':._. !be !ltlrd time 11>11 the drala at Wldllta Jll!l!!!f.......Jtt...:..... , 1-~ ~ Ohio-:-.Vnlver·j't~~~lhlllalhen_M~.otuolhowdoweon.n lor ~-. lui te<OIId~~tot , SIN t:• lllft.17 L( stty I"'"" oullkle ••· tote 1011-71 over Muatincwn in !be ..,. ... -~-- • 7 ,_ •-•---~ B•J CBET TANNEHILL Argument •-y ' On·polic -a. ~11011 • Doll'! a>Unt,MIJU!!I'IIIA!dottns ln(. Gi'Jiefl. olotor7 out ,el Ill the Mid-American 11. wu 111o can1erei1ce butetball c:Nse ftrellOO'a .... SPOtlTS DESK · arnuJ olutlon =rived Senate approv· mittee meeting& only from ad· ! Fedi>FIUiiiJIO kMk II eelellnle 1M _ . a! after a lellgthy session 'fuel. ministration olllclals. wlth no 1 "Bond tssnM Ill recent yean .Joa. cliy. opponents allowed to have been ol the least and Ia· · ... Helrinp to ... 'little on the neoes- 'i rillilf approach." he ,.m next week In lhe Seam ill aity of lhe comliiiSslon and no With l>l'OVams nuetuatlbC Ill b' · iqJtd tbree erilploylll llld Reataft. &mmltltt. (Ad boo llfllllla.. · :1111! 0BC anil IH IIIIo !louse oll i testimony on tbi flied for 1\aate \montY lidlile • •'tlllaDif or 8 ID_lCUDl Weill tc WV1t 1111 the life dUb- Mt, Dam llllil: _ I!IIMI eolllll\lllee.) _ llBTROI'l' Ullllllli Ialld urgency." !tiS llsed Up. lit boldliibnillllll "Mt. Oahlbttr *Ill lid Ilia Oft ot 1:lti'ON Mil'cll M -8eeo .._ ......,. ..,._ 10 llldiH- wert thai Sonlle 1 Major Demoetatlo amend- Tilt pe41plo batl @1m by aJ>ti!IM. . Developmial ond !ntelbti Ill aUJ!IIIIIIItd Jiio ...te Worbtl .,,._ :Jt,epublleans would amend Ime!lts beaten down would have pro val ol other liQ.!ld Issues that Roboloil said the bandits 118ed ptanillna DIYliloe II lbi terlbt llivt!Opilltlll· C:Ornmltteel lilt! lli'll ...... 1111113 to oet lne s.peelal elee- ; set ll1e special election for. Nov· tlley like using" . punches and a hammer to break tioo If lbt tt&lilllll (bttetllll Ill ul!h toil!ibl 10 1111111 tHIIItlt ..,.. II lilt .lbt .. . lor I, lnatoad Ill lor l•mloer, required COI11ITIIS!Ion now !acUities, Fllhor\stale!!'l"l !be loeb on the boxes, lion, Wlitlll tnft.\1" lfpt!IUUO!Ill ilt'ltl!oo 1dly 2. Democrats blocked an meetings to be opeh to the pub- The ohly Sebete acllon Wedfttl!h be ddeliloed 01 "lllrnli' Uon llil llil Ill tlttl, liJ4lW. lli!l IIi» - "'"'0 U4 ""' !Uti II .aU.lllpt to pus as an emergen· He, Insert a conflict-of-interest nesday was confll'!llatlon ol tbt . --·' !Ill j!OII IIOl8" 111d te the IIIII Hnl. . JWi IJ • . . · ,. cy the bill setting May 2. thus clause. forbid use of bond rev- 1 ppolntmllll ol Leo P. -.rl. Wade • 'lbe entire 0 permlliflltt Nilllcll Iii ltl'ltw Oil it liitw. Aid 17 llllllotlet.to loi!a! ollitljM If 11 Its eiiatttfteht Ill enues for operational eX!>ellsll, aa !haltrttaft ul or 656 Third Ave .•. a retired stri- thatl lil mlnut:"" tJxJit. and Mlillt\llid til .1111 ltite llll ill lullt tu- the U liilillob--lMI' . llille to IIIHI the deadline. ·prohibit the commission r rom thf Worltmth'l 6f .th8 Mtaslss!PI!I hotel el b ' jloll and !.Wtl f0ri111111i!i1 \)10' Rlonal {jlllltrlct) Oltihl!atlllil Uillon, the UA'I\' reriileA M1 - !lome GOP ollldall say the operating facilities it builds and lioard ol ile'vlew. lte sel'lle Valley Line. clerk, ifautl alllllllliit tolliilaiM th8 (two orpbiMtllllll) iO adopt "•ctloil ptoltltli"- iltllpst. Ia llay 2 special eloctlol! can stil: place tn the general fufll! rev- •out the unexpired term of the pi!C!Oii!Y il 11 40 a.lb. • • bOud optriltor liouNI and otconolllk ill thll byo!awl; confirm objecllm aDd "UI . the . Amlltltall -· l!f. called!. but there also 1s enue derived by the oommls- 1tate E. B. Paxton. wlllch ends d•Y· Hellild ttllted ...lll,eitS1 · - 111 lillhe libtelblll treed put ol jppiQ'tt p11!llllna Udllllllii liiCiVtlllillll fill diH ·" 1911\t douot about the l..olity slon from sources othet than Oct. 29. he bad sulfered eaUiol jiollU ctibortt 'lbe two admllllstratlva dis· grant applleatloo to EDA and 'lbe letter, appeared u 111111 .ollt. . . the sale of bonds. t.Qillell 8aool """""· . _ . t Y ttlcts, iibltli!J Wltllllt tile lttl Dtbtr 101' llrit• a f1111her •ttetnPt b)' ll!ii 1illlon Speaker Charles Rur· "Good Mlllagement" llills IH tlle ltOilif A native u1 MilsotHoUhty • W· a.m. ul !lie Soolhflml!l Ohlb Re· yeQt ilJ>el'allons. to !ocua attention oi What II fess, R·liowllng Green, s.ld House Speal<t!l' CltaNM ttut- afid !!!!nate durlhl ilie s@!IIM! 1/a., he \vat lkll1t Fell. 1&, llltl8 atonal will IIi lOi!iltil 111 Jibe • - Sobmlslloa ol coftiicter. a tact of actlati by 'iV@dnesday !be declllciil on !he i less !aid the connntsslon willild iwould: at U.tart •. son of !be la1e Jotm the giant labor federation 011 lbr subblltU!Ij \he' two pro. 1l pf!iVjlle lot lbn&·tahge -treate tlli<4!cal !chlllll at F. atld lzettii 'l'aylof f'lhfilclilll , vital lii!llel, aald 1M VAW po!l!cl C011Jlil1lllbbl!1 ol ' . ltnprovemenU ahll the University of Akron. , He att@flded Scliool at L&edrt · would no longer concentrate Ita Jleftts to 1111! fOt@r! Ml •1pi'Ovkle a gtlnd management mecl!Ul lid to alld II a youllg man work 111 · aelions "witblll the Urroll' fully o\Ade." I1 pollcy." lain needy peHons. Ute _cottl fields llli!l tM pOltel')' Koller 8lllfllall Vlalll11g s· j private and escl118l... .lllili!e,.was to hold onlY "tt li[leti! up new areas in ablt!nteti at East 1.ivet1100l. lie was i boUt1 z.4 ah4 7" p.m. Patellto structute ollhe AnrClO." 1a !Ktleton ,..!11!4 to tol!lplete \ Willch the state cart be en- Jots lor petrtlillibtly dlllbltd vetettill ol World War I. o!ll7 all Ptdlalrla Ward. Tile UAW tntandl to "expresa wot11: ftel. '" M slid, alld wiiUhl ill- pet!oha. Hi! I! sul'\<ivM lly wile, Atbllllilllli 'nl! lwmer Look & Dam Sl, eral Services Administration, Its vtewa aful promote lllldeu i Dflllotrotic ' !!ilt't! Ill• !tale of h!Vihl tttoney --sot advoi'lllllli! itiilldlrd§ the former El1zabeth Grlh\!11, Mtl. Mlbel Q. tNilbNn, 17 Ohio River, Lewli COJmly, Kefi.> allnounced tollay. The aucUob and propooed oDd • 61 ftle oi!C ptopt;;bl : to match !edetal !tall!!. on tntereot rite! patd 011 iat' whom be i!\8rttetl t>ee. 24, 1920, Hinkle A're.; IMrie -A. W-t- tudiy alld Scioto C.Wity, Ohio wlll be conducted oh the site pollcleo w!Uillllh• brGadlr area . :fednesday came after more • The Democratic amendments ings deposit! by ballkl and al Letafl· Precedlh!. hllh . ,In ver, Rt. 1 CI'OWII Cil)'; Mn. will be ollered sllll! b)' pblr !l II A. M., E.S.T., oh March ol the toW labor movement" than thtt@ ,lltlllf• of ahd I ollered, llleiltlcal to those "' \building and loan asBOCiaHons. death ! diUtbU!r, Nata.le Walter IL Hannon, ilt. i 1'1. ne aucU011, Domm1c A. Tesauro, 8, 19'17. and • thel'blle at ilrl•" the Ill unsuccessful attempts by ' ]ecled by tbe llouse Fi· -:-Permit cowts to decide eus- tn 1951l. and a son, Sgt. Johh PIOlaarit· a.arles A. Jelten Regional Administrator, The property conalsls oi!Q.28 letter sal ' DentocUts to lllllond the teso- nai!Cf t:olllll\lttee, would Indy of children over 14 years 1 Flnblcum, killeilltt acUO!t Jithe Mason; ivmlaln iJ, t.lo¢1 at: · . ·- acres of land, Improved with The UAWouutned more·tbD lultOII oh the noor. 1 have bl!e!l "tuo !!lt\bgent . 3, 11166, In \ile\nAtn. Qbildi 10 buildlhgs and struclarea. a acore of 2 PomtrO)'I jooeph J. JtUera i 8 n d old. 'nle vote wat 'lt-27 with two legi!latlte jildgtheilt" j Both houses next ttteet !.lilh· Survlvlhl are: Rt. 1 Minersville; Milrtha l\IW •• C 'nle auction will be eilnduel- involving Internal reform of lba 1 RepUb1 trosilng P•liY fin the future, Kllliell said. day hlcbt. Rev. Jack Fl!lllli!lllll, Flek Itt. 1 ltaolnel Mrs Tho· ed by Stahley & Son, 131 West labor movement tile :3anba· Unes lnd lltttpt15Jril 11 of tM - -., 5 . T' 2 T ' " ; ; ; , Mhi. Setty tam.bett, Galllpoll!; I E Mn. Main Street, CbUUcothe, Ohio ' IVollhi fot lt . Miss Martha Ftnnl<Ulli, AI •. KneU. 45601. Telephone: Mii Code 111 e tesoJul Oh calls for estabhol!le; loin. A. C. (Mit')') Ay· W bb eoai G Mr1 K . Olfo'I75>3SSO ' · lnltlal five had iei'\led 1 3 5 7 eodt Lorain· Mri Etnle (Net· e • rove; Addltt lnf 11 community, ' free world ' "" !!lelflbets, .. WJ>ilid (Continued lr6llt Page I) lie) henily, Lobi B•.ach, Call'.; neth L.. Friend, RL 1 Mt. Aile, be obta:.':t or !abo!' movetntnt ..,. the "!'eo of nlhe . s alter the atlte conceth - W! hot no<es· lluage lteadlni• Mrs. l..arcy (Allee) !ads, !lah· W. Va., !JII'S. R. -· . . lh! the itctloneer or tho Gen- sponslblllty or llbOI 8 1 lslhal five h . ;rved ·1,!,5,7 salil)l rolldelllltil\01! - ill the 11.0 and !8.2 rulibing 11 !!!lot of ta Aha, Cil!lf.; abel Frank Fll>'lbel!lg etaaalc wlll eral Servlcei Adniln!jtratlotl, In cltaigltil .. and 11-year · Iwar In Vletllltlt began Wedne•• rollers; Pt. Pleasant, !4.!4: nlcum, Mason. 'nlere ate 1! ' · . underway thiS weekend Property MillliJieliletlt lllld 'l'!te eonurusllob could borrow day on afi ba!li Ill Pomeroy-Mason, Z1.,G; tllnton, grandchildren. aid E. Delong, Itt. ' e\ihl tchoolo in Di! sal !ervice Real PrOper- Easiest . tit: money to roh!bllol or make .tnore !bAh lilil Cities ahd on iln t.6S falllfll; Kahawhil Falls, 4.· Funeral oervtcea wiil be ton• Chester lt. Shewlll'il, Jackllalll the Rutland . t 21i South Dellt· lmprovemehti an lmidt, billld- flillortnal basis In .ah estimated lslllhg; Cliarleston, 18 \ill ductld at 2 p.m. lluhllay it liubert A: Kelly, tvens· rtaslum., Ga!p"'" start Street Chicago I!Htwlo J .--UlJlgs, structures, eqUipment and hundreds, of smaller rommunl- fallin&. All l{anawha River Millet's Home lor Funerals w Mrs. J abd SaiUI'dar aiid lrlll 60004 t.Jephoo•· &NVaiM. llUUIUII lacllltlea used for. Ylrfually any tles. • .. ;· dams are ob the sill. by the ReV. Glen R. Huehol\ vallner, . o,r the fullowlll!l .weekend. . 3!2-353-0043 • . JOVernmtntll or 11\!bll< lun!!o ~• Burial 'iilll be 111 Letart c@lbf- Crow,. McArthur, Mrs. RebeeGII Teami particlpalln! are Wa· · _ Uon. as well as ant otbet pur· Other Boat Movetnalll \ tery. Services will be under the L. Mll'klno . EJ. hatnll, Pomero)l, Middleport, J'nll!htitte Party ooses thO l"liJ,,Illute tllay litA . N l _. .. ... ,. f Lll · tte p 08t fl wood M. · Ironton; Mro. Rutland, Soullli!l'll, Eutmlo p et ehUifterAt!, -B ,., " . A .-AC· Oblo lt.tv•• - Lock 13, c aye . · G, Roaer Beatty, JaokSIIn; Lal·· Gallipolis and Pl. Pleasant. • lcmned by Seisioh A eelllnt rm the rld blacti:. • , the steholh 1Troderdown 12·115 a.m.. Ptlnd·l Legit>ll. Ftieh8s 11\aJ ry iJ, Grubb, Jr., oak ani. be w · Plana have been completed tt>llllfiiSjloii of dealh .. y over tht l plo down 2:35 a.m., Lock 14, ca11 it the funeral home after lilttU d•t· for a Valentine Oay party llun· If oould hM lull<! more ilonih 1ilsland called "God'! , Buckeye . State, up k:JjJ· p.rtl.i i p.m. Frid"!. . ! E, Withee, Rlo · · :: ·· · ··· - .. · day evening at the ehurch 1>!1 when the &gRJ'iMlte IOUil iif iil l other It ililw la a scorch- , P•liY Downey up 4:30 p.m.; Grande, 10n;':s.ll p.m. Wedneo- W. lbweU D. M.Cat• the Middleport Fint UnIted bonds and other oblllaUons · Express up 12:30 am.; ESso lli·W 'I'EMPS day; Mrs. Kenneth L. ley, Patricia Nfittbllfl; Mr<. Presbyterian Church Session. 86 1 .,::rson• tb outltanatng tofill per cent : k e;!,m Pennsylvania up 6: to a.m.; Lbo'k NEW Yol\tt tUPI - '!'he Rt. 1 Mt. Altli, w. va., son, Cee\1 Garland. E. . Pat- 'lbe party will beiin at 7:30 e total leneral tevanue ' nown more a : 16, C~tton Queen down 11:35 p.' lowest tem)lel'atute reported 1:35 p.m. Wediles4ay. sons, Mrs. Nancy . L. Rainey, p. m. of lhe state for the then :b"":: in.; Duncan Bruce down 7.10 this morning to tho u.s. Vie•· l)lttlii'rpi Jackie L. Rott,•Ht!l'llllln ll. " A communicants class was llli fiscal year lor lll'Z or; !cheduled to be.gin Feb.18 und· 1 d a.m.; Lock 17, A.J. Pattofi up ther Bureau, etcludlng Ala8ka 'lbe Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, Rdss, ldri. Lloyd •Roush; tlleht ill ptiDflpal, Interest and , n n e ee an 1 6:30 a.m.; Lock lB. SteVI!!isbt! and ilawali, was 17 below zero Robert G. lliiell, Cecil IY. C. Shelton, James Smith, er the supe<Yision ol the Chris· lor tlonds and other ob. ,1 up 2·15 a.m.; Jordan at Greenville, Miinl. Thi! high· Chance)i, il!!lln.'' E. Clelllhll, Mrs. Bert W. Teal:>rd. Robert tlan EducaUoo Leo .JAl!Oils. acres of ioutherh . down 4:25 a.hl., S. Ill. .fhetiKIIis : .,1 reported Weanesd&Y was 81 ana L. Durst, Charles r. Ed· L. Trace,.lliincy.. •.li!Wicb, 'lbe· Kennedy, Sr., thar!e• Peoples, , _. _ _ ;h " Broad Powers . . 1up 6:15 a.m.; r I u at Miami, Fla. wards, John F. ildleston. Mts. ndure WbiWIII\Oil; lolra. . Russell Lyons and Hubert Tay· -lftpaN ft: Wit were~ THE lbe OU; Hill Fire Brick Cool- ValleJ. ' Jll!llll Prcp'alll (Interim ..... peoy aDd presldellt ol tbe llooll& A ol com!J!& eftllll opmenl Guldol lOf!DI') _. uW!I Oblo Jlellonal Cwn- II u folloln: to dl, IDIOI'IIIOII Governor James Oo W bolore Felt. If -Firll EDA, with requoal lor olli.W A. llhil4il 'nlliriii6Y llilt bfte ol 14 llGt IIIM11111 or It» deltpallon • . , HOLL\'W\100, (llPlJ- llli olllcials will will en Ill oad1 of two J'Oilopl (Up- ve\Ofdlillll .Dllttlcl ... A IJIIOOII>.workiD& tum ol &IIJI. the atat. of Ob!o Ill Ita de\itiO\llftll Lowtr 01110 VIlle)') ID . .lpatillil under JliUillllt men amulled !be lodtl 011 'I li!Oilt )lQIHIII. Rqloail tDlill!ell Of. llllio lalla!•UGII. lllmJy ufe deposit bol:et Ill Cuf l)ahlloert, ltlecuU-. liliiDIIOill IIIII Ill ldCh ....... . . 1 ttUIIIt lltalllll'llOrl earll l!eemll"t ol ll!ii i£0110, ;il1l mont to Local dat and llo!apW with 11 rniteb toe l'!acl4 Ill 1111 illpaial 01 the will lncludt the lllORC OoilliiJ 1f u Ia wil an4 jewtla. Ohio ol 1)1\itlii!l' Dlrtetor Ill eountltl w ft t r • tl. Ed RoboloR said the thrH meal for a Of ill 8BORC Ia OltiDIIed. Ill olllil' muitd gumneu entered the to atilal Ill lilt Dl eounlio6 a Iota! leader Will ..be • lobby of the Sun Spa llbtel two liedbOiillil · eli\ t1lo ti!telot lo repreaenl ll!ii about 2:!0 a.m., bound .... lricU 'wlllllll iltl Vlllt)' " all the llllarlm DeYI\Opmllll ~. ,.,., Tllo • ~U!Itaj'a z. z. oav11. ___ ll1PI' oCreet • " aclllevet .,..._ wr.ir rllllllrl If • dql wMt.-1 a )ool lime a. J. ll. Peade\11.. • (\ Team SEORC Will Aid Rhode$ ol. •• .• I 'fill: ..... intt' ...... ..., lftW c:rtek ... eitt !be Qllo iolld comm""""" u. departun o1 GOY. JllmH A. RtJjlh Fllller. R·Wooster, aal d loaC) aM. lfilllai!V. reappar· Rboolesolloe!JIIIhefrom his llbnouDced reoolutlol> wu lieU. ttdii!MIII 11m lpjli<MI of - WW- 14 lloDI loeeaUH :11 till lttlaltture tach. 111e tupayers aDd the tu mema are ....w - ..,. 11M seute wu eapeeW ...., IP•nden. ·-·1 a'!Qlt tlle Ifto lit a dill lor 1 '!*lal el..,. "11 reprisents a dttlrt lhe \ pr..eh." 011 lllliL . pirl of tte admlnlJtratloo to 11 Is a bold approaeh wbleb ,.. Q1!C ptotllll wu pwed haot sb111e !ulllft 1overnor oc- ,ohowo viSIQII and ab awareoeo WlllnesGay lly the HM!se altor tbe paotdoo.'' 111o did. fll!at todJY's ptdlltmJ et11 1101 nun IbiD lhree hnuh of de- McllOnald J101nto11 out tetU· ,be mol tbrouP lobAle. 'tbe l'Mppllttlmunl!lll res. mtmy wu bean! durlllll eom- ,tut18111, be aitt. . • m-uu POMEROY . ' I I �, • • • • IMt llatftt1 lllllr a th!rt - - 1M l'bsf""' ....... !::•~--~~~·!!--~--~ar~'!!:!:lleport,~~ - ~o~. :·!"~~·_!'~·-196 ~~7 ::o or IDr....,Y.'ftlldall . cloood out ill oc~•ll$ 1-l~~orall~ Gal npilr 10will '1la 'Oicb>ry fiVflr lbe il DevJIJ I In Jiaon 'l'nlce Wlldoets never trall!d alltr ellr Y claf • 1be !ir11 period wbOII IIleY !led '!'be win revened 0 5UO lbe _... at 1-5 and ohortly 1 oe11>aCk 101' Rutland at lllO<eaftor tDOil: tl>e lead. .:;.... ol lbe 'lrlldcall. The Red Devi1o led It-IS Ill tile cloM ol the flrll period. COACII&'I NAMED ~ a1 haiflllne and 84-3 when NEW YORK (UPl)-Pal Dul- tile lhlnJ por1oc1 ended. ty, ebalnnon of the RoCer Devil and Duane Knorr Olympie Ccmunlttee, paced Rutland In IIOOI'lng wHb 11a111011 u. Col. Ralph ,. polnt.s each. ,..,., ereMendenhall, <hie! o1 the ....,., paced lbe wndoat.s with Army's sports branch, 11 and DaDiell ehlpped lo 11. manager and Seton Hall'• Tbe RUtlaod reserve team DeFilippo az coacll of acored 1 51-41 win over H·T boling team 1o represent In the preliminarY contest. United States in the. · American romes this at willlllpeg, Canada. HEADQUARTERS Duffy aho named Sill Fran-1 1 . cisco's Ollrles Broadus Mo-lt; 'lfbo ' • ll SbeeU .; ~~~.=.·~;~ I • 111 fed the w'-s ,... t-t-1. 'lOials :rio 1S .a and s - bod the 111111 for RlmAND t'lll the G&illa Coom~ Davis 1 t It! Sa UN :t-1 . f. 1--JII Wtllor tBy ~ --1; KnOrr Drel>It lit M '16 J--Z; Kf:Dn<ll7 I Me. Hannan Trace u • • II .... il-4-121 lleolt _:._2• 1 HANNAN 'IBAiilE CUM .._1- 11 YOUIII '-l:t-'16, Daniels t-f--12! CremeeDI Wood t-1- 1. T<llalt fJ . t::.a • t•> 1 .52. RUBBER f001WW asslatant coach. · For Tho Whole Femily Pleaout Valloy ADMl'I'I'ED - Gary SPECIAU . Red Devils Reverse Earlier Less to H-T · . w111t ':::1 4~'!11t Jlall-' Red DevlJI _.,. ...... aw . PRIGeiiiGIN- Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Blankell!bip, Lelart. SJ9·95 $1.99 Including s-ly Wetproof.,._ FOREMAN & _ABBOTT THE SHOE BOX JllllCIIARGED - Mra. Pearl R~, Pl. Pieasaot1 Ellis, !Ioisei!. Mldclleport, 0. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ------ --. Collqe llallietball Reswlll West VIrginia Wesleylll 86 By United Prell IDteroatlaaal Alderson-Broaddus Eut Bucknell 611 American U 64 Boston Co1183St Jo'a(Pa) 61 Swarthmore 77 Wasb of Md 61 Lehigh 74 Muhlenberg 61 Midwest ' Lolli! Island 113 Rider 35 Marshall llli Kent St 61 -•· I01 N.y.A.C. -Butler 82 Valparaiso 72 Hartwi... Jllulca 80 Hamilton 7t I~=t 84 Canisius 84 Colgate 75 Lafayette 62 11 Ill Wesn Mich '16 Syracuse 67 Nlacara llli Bwlng Gm 68 MJami(Ohio) 'II Temple 79 LaSalle 115 Depaul 56 Notre Dame 49 Providence 89 Fairfield 71 Wichita rfl Cincinnati 56 Wash & Jefrsn 91 Allegbeny Dayton 70 Xavier (Ohio) 68 PLASTER, DRY WALL, St. VIncent 911 Wa)'Delburg 80 Yo\11118iDWR 78 Geneva 74 HuntlngWn Coil Ill Lwgsln I ~~:~II Loyola (Dl) 80 CONCRETE, BRICK, E Strd!brg 86 Bloomsburg 82 I( 78 Aurora 74 WOOD, WALL BOARD Mansfield St 82 Kul2t0Wli St Procoplus 109 Ill al Chlg liZ Rnssier Tech &9 Unlcn(NY)e8 I !~!~",: 118 Alma n OR PREVIOUSLY St Peter's <Pa) 69 N.Y.U. 68 Ii 83 Calvin 74 LATEX, FLAT PAINTEDMETAL Rochester 94 Hobart 10 Del Bus'neso 109 Nrthwood 101 Lincoln U 71 Pbila Col of Pb. Albion 73 Olivet 67 ' ' WALl, PINISH . - - - - - - , Holy Cross 88 St Anselms 69 Park 43 N Cen 41 11M .. "' - - .... Soulh Milikin 100 McMurr rr Gellon ~·rt . Due 69 N Carolloa St 15 St Ull Lai<eland 1M ... -111.10 Jll!i<. Virginia 87 Ohio 47 Soulllweot If ill wrutllll1 II •••• It Florida 73 Miami (Fia) 57 Texas St 77 St Louis 73 -~~~~-t AniiiMI .. ...._ Md tn•nm Louisville 57 Drake 54 City 1117 W Tex St 75-E . . IDiorlll .... Wash & Lee T/ Ronke Coli 65 93 Austin Coli 72 Morris Brown 109 Knxville MORE MORE MORE Auburn 80- Louisiana Sl 63 Florida St 68 Jcksnvllle 61 Chambet'l Elected Parsns Coll!l3 Fla Pnbyll'll 74 Credit Union Bead MllnStl'llt ' ' '-roy W Vir St 92 Glenville Tl PT. PLEASANT - An W Vir Teoh 83 Concord u011 of officers was b<ld by the Mason County EducatiOII Association Credit Union at a recent mee11q with !llartet llbamllen ebosen as of the group. Other officers elected were James LancianeSe, vice president; Mrs. Alton Jordan, secretary, and Mrs- Elsie Rodin, three year term •• director. I Members of the llijiOI'Vlsor mlttee are ~mag..,. Me>ore, Open Dolly 9:00 o 7:00 Friday Til 8-Solurdey Til 9 Mickey Whalen and E r m 9924975 POMEROY E. MAIN ST. Barnett. Credit committee members are Alton Jordan, ebllrman. PauUne FoJiaO!lg, SLICED and Jone Smith. ~ROFESSIONAL .........M. • • M. .....M. . . . . . . . .'14. . . . . . . . . . ,,h·BEAUTY FEB. 16 19 thru .. ..... ... "'- - ,.,. I Delivery lb. Unclo11. MONTE ORANGE .'. ~ 46 oz. McCOY'S GALLON- .,..,.. .""-t .8Sc EGGS - 3 l N s doz. S1J9 off wouldbe tesLers. mo- FREE OEARANCE SALE · FREE DELIVERY lill\'11. LIMIT ONE Delivery $2.50$2.00 $1.50 Sandwich 8un1 IOTt:l SHOWS AT .t I PM ROUSH'S SHOE STORE BENGAY .. 69c 2hLIIot.$US r S.S.S. TONIC $1.59 L.. Talool9a ) SCORE HAIR CREAM 69c . TICKETS ON SALE AT e 9::J0.5:30 FOR MilL ORDERS Grandparents are lllrs. Hazel Duffy of Wilkesville and Mrand Mrs. Charles Withee of Pomeroy. Mrs. Genevieve burst of Rutland Is a grandmother. The With... have. a son~· Mathew, age two. 24 01.-$4.91 100 count GERITOI. UQUID .· •· • $3.34 ALKA 5aTZER, Reg, 67c · · 54c " R~SERVATION INFORMATION ._,rCALL 3~~:~ $1.00 CORN HUSKERS lOnON · · 7-oz. 77r. ·. VICKS SINEX, Rq. $1.19 ........ 92c . REG. 98c LIMIT ONE .:. Reg.30c ,, 10' Limit Two I J A--~Ui•••••u•llllll!!!!'!~l!lll·..::!:,::.;.:..::.:;:~--~ ' .... STURDY 48 QT. $1.49. VALUE $1 ~PO IRONING . IOARD······ . ,· , ,., 19" Hl11 h ) ; Eosy To Cl••n Po~elhoili~e ~ Flashbulbs Dress Prints Rog, $1.56 Velue 12 WASHABLE f., $1.00 C d or uroy 79c ALUMNJM.f.OIL, 25 Foot Roll, Reg. $1.56 Value .. •· .. 4 ftr 12.QT. sriP~"' CAN, UnltrlflkUie, Reg. $2.00 .. · •••• ·...,•. • $1 $2.00 '\f.tlue · 54uCE 'Aii)T, 3 PC. ALUMINUM ~ ·....-:. .. ... ......... ... . . · SEW FOR EASTER' . ' ... SLEEVE -~ · Waste Basket SEW . Your ·Own .Save Up / 'TO 50% ' \ AND SATURDAY Westlnghou.. NEW SPRING YARDAGE -PIPETOBACCO PHONE 992-2094 POMEROY, 0. 600 E. MAIN ST. THURSDAY, FRIDAY Brown 'n serve Buns ~~ -·-,...,., .......... NFW! POMEROY Home & Auto are announcing the birth of a · son, Kevin Eugene, Wednesday February B, at Holzer llospillli. GALPERIN MUSIC • SEAlS Hot Dill Bun1 PARKING SON IS BORN Professor and Mrs. Eugene Withee of Rio Grande QVJC CIIIJEI SUCARYL 20-oz. $1.99 VAPORUB & .. R... $2.99 VICKS llllrgains For All The Family AU tiCICm ltliDUCiD TO Specials 41.,.89c FrH methtlfts muggers or PLENTY OF ·- I-OUNCE REG. $3.11 REG. 98c 11011 w<~rri ft. WEEK -~ LIMIT ON& air. Both Linda and her fa ther ar<" eompetent In judo. When the St. Louis Cou:1ty pence depart· ment sought v{lluntecL'S lor a film , PatLy and his daught~r ~ ­ lfCed. 1n the movie, Lmcr~ 10 DIPPITY \, REG. $1.25 I"•A•N ~NDY wllich women maY use . - 'lr"""- ~ r• WHEN YOU BUY 1M th• ~lterent tills. FREE OFFERI 24FREE LAy OFF LINDA ST LOUIS (UPI) - DeiO<> Uve ·Sgt. Jacl< Patty and hi• 13-year-old daughter, Linda, made a police movie logether on self • defense. Police have circulated the film to women groups to show how Linda can demon"tratts ill - ) MULTIYITAMINS PI'. PLEASANT - The lit'S! day of the 1967 Lenten season, Friday will be observed World 'Day of Prayer with a special serv~ at 7:30 p. m. the Flnt Presbyterian Churt.h, Main Street, wilh the local program sponsored by tho Pt. Pleaolllll Council of U n He d Church Women with Mrs. Dorothy Scltol•. presidalt. Friday, Feb. loth, will be the 80th annual obaervonce of Day of Prayer with lhe rm:t ser· viee of the day to be held In Tonp the country nearest tote...;Uonal dateline with the beod flip, legs flailing in liS NO MONEY DOWN ,..UnicaP'..,'~ - send her [ather into an ove!'· c •il•••• Fuaa- SUP·R·TUF 1111ihr Valentine Cardi ·- - 49 wid! Ill& •;t'IIIIJI•ip•~ntlil.,...r••:-' .......... IIIII t .. MFJ . . . Limit One FrH service this year written by Her \lajeoty Salote TUpou, Queen of Tonga, who maintained a democraUc menarch m her klt11dom during tbe 47 years of her rule, unt ii her death last year, slmrtiy after slit, had completed wriiing th" prayer servl<e 50 llmiEADS 01 SOUIDDRE BODIES OIDI YOUI - - 49c 1nd First Day of Lent Is 'Day of Prayer' Ad ems or Holsum . ALLI&Wfor 1167 8 69c ·:: Discounted MARKET 4lbs.69c DLC-100 NEW TREAD~- ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, •• 2&1PM SUN. ..... ••• , ••••••••• t I 6 PM Ch-From ' SIMON'S so lbs. JHUIS. ••••••••• •• ,, , 4 &I PM IW.I. •••••·•·•··••••· ·4&1PM SAT. TUESDAY, FEB. 141h 3.29 ~ 1.07 .29 4 D4.YS ONLY! 98c 1 Pork CIVIC CENTER CHOCOLATES EBERSBACH HARDWARE - .. •' THURS. thru SUN. CHARLESTON 7f!Hinrm4 FOR ALL INTERIOR SURFAas ••• .... flfl48"" \ ' J\ . Mike your ow" ~· 1111 ~~ moke. It, We're heturlng· a new, *hH ..l..tlon. NeW f61trict •rrlvlllil eilil mony now o - now o ~ dloplay; •You'll like our tllrl!tv 1!"1.,.. " ., • " & $POOH; 1JLON, Reg~ 98c .... · .....,.,.... ·~_... . TRAY aR._., Reg. $UO ·: ...............,. .... 2 , .Feldiig,·Rig. $tOO· ~·~~ .._..r........ ~~··· .r ·t.r T~ . -.,~ tUx30, 1Rit: $2.00 · .......~.- .. ,.,.:; ·-·~·; " ; . - . .... $2 00 ,. • . . . . .<' •• •..:... · . ~ ;e\2/AA ~· 'lfV • , p • • .• 4. 0 • • •!9-':e el• I' 0 · ·• • • ·.• ., ,•·•r•·• • • • "·. . .e • •' ~ ~\ �, • • • • IMt llatftt1 lllllr a th!rt - - 1M l'bsf""' ....... !::•~--~~~·!!--~--~ar~'!!:!:lleport,~~ - ~o~. :·!"~~·_!'~·-196 ~~7 ::o or IDr....,Y.'ftlldall . cloood out ill oc~•ll$ 1-l~~orall~ Gal npilr 10will '1la 'Oicb>ry fiVflr lbe il DevJIJ I In Jiaon 'l'nlce Wlldoets never trall!d alltr ellr Y claf • 1be !ir11 period wbOII IIleY !led '!'be win revened 0 5UO lbe _... at 1-5 and ohortly 1 oe11>aCk 101' Rutland at lllO<eaftor tDOil: tl>e lead. .:;.... ol lbe 'lrlldcall. The Red Devi1o led It-IS Ill tile cloM ol the flrll period. COACII&'I NAMED ~ a1 haiflllne and 84-3 when NEW YORK (UPl)-Pal Dul- tile lhlnJ por1oc1 ended. ty, ebalnnon of the RoCer Devil and Duane Knorr Olympie Ccmunlttee, paced Rutland In IIOOI'lng wHb 11a111011 u. Col. Ralph ,. polnt.s each. ,..,., ereMendenhall, <hie! o1 the ....,., paced lbe wndoat.s with Army's sports branch, 11 and DaDiell ehlpped lo 11. manager and Seton Hall'• Tbe RUtlaod reserve team DeFilippo az coacll of acored 1 51-41 win over H·T boling team 1o represent In the preliminarY contest. United States in the. · American romes this at willlllpeg, Canada. HEADQUARTERS Duffy aho named Sill Fran-1 1 . cisco's Ollrles Broadus Mo-lt; 'lfbo ' • ll SbeeU .; ~~~.=.·~;~ I • 111 fed the w'-s ,... t-t-1. 'lOials :rio 1S .a and s - bod the 111111 for RlmAND t'lll the G&illa Coom~ Davis 1 t It! Sa UN :t-1 . f. 1--JII Wtllor tBy ~ --1; KnOrr Drel>It lit M '16 J--Z; Kf:Dn<ll7 I Me. Hannan Trace u • • II .... il-4-121 lleolt _:._2• 1 HANNAN 'IBAiilE CUM .._1- 11 YOUIII '-l:t-'16, Daniels t-f--12! CremeeDI Wood t-1- 1. T<llalt fJ . t::.a • t•> 1 .52. RUBBER f001WW asslatant coach. · For Tho Whole Femily Pleaout Valloy ADMl'I'I'ED - Gary SPECIAU . Red Devils Reverse Earlier Less to H-T · . w111t ':::1 4~'!11t Jlall-' Red DevlJI _.,. ...... aw . PRIGeiiiGIN- Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Blankell!bip, Lelart. SJ9·95 $1.99 Including s-ly Wetproof.,._ FOREMAN & _ABBOTT THE SHOE BOX JllllCIIARGED - Mra. Pearl R~, Pl. Pieasaot1 Ellis, !Ioisei!. Mldclleport, 0. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ------ --. Collqe llallietball Reswlll West VIrginia Wesleylll 86 By United Prell IDteroatlaaal Alderson-Broaddus Eut Bucknell 611 American U 64 Boston Co1183St Jo'a(Pa) 61 Swarthmore 77 Wasb of Md 61 Lehigh 74 Muhlenberg 61 Midwest ' Lolli! Island 113 Rider 35 Marshall llli Kent St 61 -•· I01 N.y.A.C. -Butler 82 Valparaiso 72 Hartwi... Jllulca 80 Hamilton 7t I~=t 84 Canisius 84 Colgate 75 Lafayette 62 11 Ill Wesn Mich '16 Syracuse 67 Nlacara llli Bwlng Gm 68 MJami(Ohio) 'II Temple 79 LaSalle 115 Depaul 56 Notre Dame 49 Providence 89 Fairfield 71 Wichita rfl Cincinnati 56 Wash & Jefrsn 91 Allegbeny Dayton 70 Xavier (Ohio) 68 PLASTER, DRY WALL, St. VIncent 911 Wa)'Delburg 80 Yo\11118iDWR 78 Geneva 74 HuntlngWn Coil Ill Lwgsln I ~~:~II Loyola (Dl) 80 CONCRETE, BRICK, E Strd!brg 86 Bloomsburg 82 I( 78 Aurora 74 WOOD, WALL BOARD Mansfield St 82 Kul2t0Wli St Procoplus 109 Ill al Chlg liZ Rnssier Tech &9 Unlcn(NY)e8 I !~!~",: 118 Alma n OR PREVIOUSLY St Peter's <Pa) 69 N.Y.U. 68 Ii 83 Calvin 74 LATEX, FLAT PAINTEDMETAL Rochester 94 Hobart 10 Del Bus'neso 109 Nrthwood 101 Lincoln U 71 Pbila Col of Pb. Albion 73 Olivet 67 ' ' WALl, PINISH . - - - - - - , Holy Cross 88 St Anselms 69 Park 43 N Cen 41 11M .. "' - - .... Soulh Milikin 100 McMurr rr Gellon ~·rt . Due 69 N Carolloa St 15 St Ull Lai<eland 1M ... -111.10 Jll!i<. Virginia 87 Ohio 47 Soulllweot If ill wrutllll1 II •••• It Florida 73 Miami (Fia) 57 Texas St 77 St Louis 73 -~~~~-t AniiiMI .. ...._ Md tn•nm Louisville 57 Drake 54 City 1117 W Tex St 75-E . . IDiorlll .... Wash & Lee T/ Ronke Coli 65 93 Austin Coli 72 Morris Brown 109 Knxville MORE MORE MORE Auburn 80- Louisiana Sl 63 Florida St 68 Jcksnvllle 61 Chambet'l Elected Parsns Coll!l3 Fla Pnbyll'll 74 Credit Union Bead MllnStl'llt ' ' '-roy W Vir St 92 Glenville Tl PT. PLEASANT - An W Vir Teoh 83 Concord u011 of officers was b<ld by the Mason County EducatiOII Association Credit Union at a recent mee11q with !llartet llbamllen ebosen as of the group. Other officers elected were James LancianeSe, vice president; Mrs. Alton Jordan, secretary, and Mrs- Elsie Rodin, three year term •• director. I Members of the llijiOI'Vlsor mlttee are ~mag..,. Me>ore, Open Dolly 9:00 o 7:00 Friday Til 8-Solurdey Til 9 Mickey Whalen and E r m 9924975 POMEROY E. MAIN ST. Barnett. Credit committee members are Alton Jordan, ebllrman. PauUne FoJiaO!lg, SLICED and Jone Smith. ~ROFESSIONAL .........M. • • M. .....M. . . . . . . . .'14. . . . . . . . . . ,,h·BEAUTY FEB. 16 19 thru .. ..... ... "'- - ,.,. I Delivery lb. Unclo11. MONTE ORANGE .'. ~ 46 oz. McCOY'S GALLON- .,..,.. .""-t .8Sc EGGS - 3 l N s doz. S1J9 off wouldbe tesLers. mo- FREE OEARANCE SALE · FREE DELIVERY lill\'11. LIMIT ONE Delivery $2.50$2.00 $1.50 Sandwich 8un1 IOTt:l SHOWS AT .t I PM ROUSH'S SHOE STORE BENGAY .. 69c 2hLIIot.$US r S.S.S. TONIC $1.59 L.. Talool9a ) SCORE HAIR CREAM 69c . TICKETS ON SALE AT e 9::J0.5:30 FOR MilL ORDERS Grandparents are lllrs. Hazel Duffy of Wilkesville and Mrand Mrs. Charles Withee of Pomeroy. Mrs. Genevieve burst of Rutland Is a grandmother. The With... have. a son~· Mathew, age two. 24 01.-$4.91 100 count GERITOI. UQUID .· •· • $3.34 ALKA 5aTZER, Reg, 67c · · 54c " R~SERVATION INFORMATION ._,rCALL 3~~:~ $1.00 CORN HUSKERS lOnON · · 7-oz. 77r. ·. VICKS SINEX, Rq. $1.19 ........ 92c . REG. 98c LIMIT ONE .:. Reg.30c ,, 10' Limit Two I J A--~Ui•••••u•llllll!!!!'!~l!lll·..::!:,::.;.:..::.:;:~--~ ' .... STURDY 48 QT. $1.49. VALUE $1 ~PO IRONING . IOARD······ . ,· , ,., 19" Hl11 h ) ; Eosy To Cl••n Po~elhoili~e ~ Flashbulbs Dress Prints Rog, $1.56 Velue 12 WASHABLE f., $1.00 C d or uroy 79c ALUMNJM.f.OIL, 25 Foot Roll, Reg. $1.56 Value .. •· .. 4 ftr 12.QT. sriP~"' CAN, UnltrlflkUie, Reg. $2.00 .. · •••• ·...,•. • $1 $2.00 '\f.tlue · 54uCE 'Aii)T, 3 PC. ALUMINUM ~ ·....-:. .. ... ......... ... . . · SEW FOR EASTER' . ' ... SLEEVE -~ · Waste Basket SEW . Your ·Own .Save Up / 'TO 50% ' \ AND SATURDAY Westlnghou.. NEW SPRING YARDAGE -PIPETOBACCO PHONE 992-2094 POMEROY, 0. 600 E. MAIN ST. THURSDAY, FRIDAY Brown 'n serve Buns ~~ -·-,...,., .......... NFW! POMEROY Home & Auto are announcing the birth of a · son, Kevin Eugene, Wednesday February B, at Holzer llospillli. GALPERIN MUSIC • SEAlS Hot Dill Bun1 PARKING SON IS BORN Professor and Mrs. Eugene Withee of Rio Grande QVJC CIIIJEI SUCARYL 20-oz. $1.99 VAPORUB & .. R... $2.99 VICKS llllrgains For All The Family AU tiCICm ltliDUCiD TO Specials 41.,.89c FrH methtlfts muggers or PLENTY OF ·- I-OUNCE REG. $3.11 REG. 98c 11011 w<~rri ft. WEEK -~ LIMIT ON& air. Both Linda and her fa ther ar<" eompetent In judo. When the St. Louis Cou:1ty pence depart· ment sought v{lluntecL'S lor a film , PatLy and his daught~r ~ ­ lfCed. 1n the movie, Lmcr~ 10 DIPPITY \, REG. $1.25 I"•A•N ~NDY wllich women maY use . - 'lr"""- ~ r• WHEN YOU BUY 1M th• ~lterent tills. FREE OFFERI 24FREE LAy OFF LINDA ST LOUIS (UPI) - DeiO<> Uve ·Sgt. Jacl< Patty and hi• 13-year-old daughter, Linda, made a police movie logether on self • defense. Police have circulated the film to women groups to show how Linda can demon"tratts ill - ) MULTIYITAMINS PI'. PLEASANT - The lit'S! day of the 1967 Lenten season, Friday will be observed World 'Day of Prayer with a special serv~ at 7:30 p. m. the Flnt Presbyterian Churt.h, Main Street, wilh the local program sponsored by tho Pt. Pleaolllll Council of U n He d Church Women with Mrs. Dorothy Scltol•. presidalt. Friday, Feb. loth, will be the 80th annual obaervonce of Day of Prayer with lhe rm:t ser· viee of the day to be held In Tonp the country nearest tote...;Uonal dateline with the beod flip, legs flailing in liS NO MONEY DOWN ,..UnicaP'..,'~ - send her [ather into an ove!'· c •il•••• Fuaa- SUP·R·TUF 1111ihr Valentine Cardi ·- - 49 wid! Ill& •;t'IIIIJI•ip•~ntlil.,...r••:-' .......... IIIII t .. MFJ . . . Limit One FrH service this year written by Her \lajeoty Salote TUpou, Queen of Tonga, who maintained a democraUc menarch m her klt11dom during tbe 47 years of her rule, unt ii her death last year, slmrtiy after slit, had completed wriiing th" prayer servl<e 50 llmiEADS 01 SOUIDDRE BODIES OIDI YOUI - - 49c 1nd First Day of Lent Is 'Day of Prayer' Ad ems or Holsum . ALLI&Wfor 1167 8 69c ·:: Discounted MARKET 4lbs.69c DLC-100 NEW TREAD~- ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, •• 2&1PM SUN. ..... ••• , ••••••••• t I 6 PM Ch-From ' SIMON'S so lbs. JHUIS. ••••••••• •• ,, , 4 &I PM IW.I. •••••·•·•··••••· ·4&1PM SAT. TUESDAY, FEB. 141h 3.29 ~ 1.07 .29 4 D4.YS ONLY! 98c 1 Pork CIVIC CENTER CHOCOLATES EBERSBACH HARDWARE - .. •' THURS. thru SUN. CHARLESTON 7f!Hinrm4 FOR ALL INTERIOR SURFAas ••• .... flfl48"" \ ' J\ . Mike your ow" ~· 1111 ~~ moke. It, We're heturlng· a new, *hH ..l..tlon. NeW f61trict •rrlvlllil eilil mony now o - now o ~ dloplay; •You'll like our tllrl!tv 1!"1.,.. " ., • " & $POOH; 1JLON, Reg~ 98c .... · .....,.,.... ·~_... . TRAY aR._., Reg. $UO ·: ...............,. .... 2 , .Feldiig,·Rig. $tOO· ~·~~ .._..r........ ~~··· .r ·t.r T~ . -.,~ tUx30, 1Rit: $2.00 · .......~.- .. ,.,.:; ·-·~·; " ; . - . .... $2 00 ,. • . . . . .<' •• •..:... · . ~ ;e\2/AA ~· 'lfV • , p • • .• 4. 0 • • •!9-':e el• I' 0 · ·• • • ·.• ., ,•·•r•·• • • • "·. . .e • •' ~ ~\ �• wuerM ,, I_ l ... .. . •:·: .; e-..-.. month. Pb. tn-2&15. ;r•;u~ m.. · STANDING timber in Oblo or • C:: ::"'.::.,..,.;.•··--·,... ,.. I West VirJiaia, or old farms U ' fl til. ......~ . .... tlmber. Mar loll Reyno~, ··" c... .., _~.....,.,.... Wlw nw Box 17, Stncuae, Ohio. . . . . . -DLewwt _ _ . . . . 1"'lf " n e •~~'• Of' IMa•U & CMinJAIIM .... '"' • - - - a.. "-'~ or Tre.. _ - ..... o'••e~ ..ou.. -. ..&. '* ' o.Mr • .. •"~• ......, •:: ~.::'l •nut.• ....OtiC,.. ~~'· ltlt1...., ._. M. PHONiWv..2·2156 Card 'Of , ........ ......, ~'"'"'""' for ...., 2 1 tfe I .Okkto ........, 1 st.erin1 1ullry 1 pr dutl ....... 1 pr IN' reduct'-" whHlt 1 pr extenllon pi" JAGAR for • tractor or pick· up truck. MlG Food Mkt., tng .1\8! arrived., men's, and ehlldren's. 2 8 3tp •men•• Rt. 7• Middleport. wori: uniforms. JeHer's ~~; -'""'""'""'"'"''""'""'"'"';;;;;;""''"' 7 ROOM bouse, S bodnloms, Clothing Store, Rt. 33, towan( 111 batha. Pb. 1191,2590. fairiJ'OUDCis. 2 I II Zil tfe IAIRO BROS. AUTO WRECKING chine, priced for located 011 West 2 7 -P~h~.~~==-~~7~11:..·~--~2_a:___3tc -iP~hoo~·~~~~~~·mu~~>ii:~ 3 RM. and bath furnished apar~ Avenue, t\1lddleport. ~2562 evenings. 7 DAYS A WEEK ment. M&G Food Mkt., Rt. 7, Middleport. 2 6 3tp 3 RM. APAHTMENl' wilh bath, furnished, 1st floor, Ph. 9922753. 2 S tic TR~A~I;L;"E"'R,-,-::B:-ro-w-n"'·,--- ·Tr-ail-er Park, Minersvllle. Phone 9923324. 1 2~ 12tc Notice ===:-;;--:-;-c;-c~,--=-:- 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment SHOOTING match Sunday, Feb. in Pomeroy. Ph. 9!12-5381. J2. 1 p. m., l!t American Le11 16 tfc gion. Farm, Beech Grove .- -~ Road , Rutland. Everyone wei· 4 ROOM unfurrushed_ apart· ment, corner of Third 6: Mill Sts., Middleport. Ph. 992·3056. 1 Jl tfc upholstery. Rent electric shampooer $1. Baker ture Co 2 6 equipment with each '67 pacbe sold before March 1967. Roush & Lyons Camp. 1ng Trailers, Horton St., Mas~ on, W. Va. 1 10 t!c ~~~~""'n~~~~--~~~ easy to do with BJue wmp, ·~ Rent electric shan:pooer, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 2 6 6te ·- parking, out ol all floods, I Ill blocks from P.HS. Telo- ' I__?hone !'%::~: ____ . I 21 tfc "Tho Starduslors" ·THREE and lour room furnish· Allen King on his I ed apartments. All utilities famous Trumpet paid. Ph, ~-2776, Rowley !-...,..........--....;.........,.,..•1 and Reed. Alter 5 p. m. call jt.Jsrr.;:-ei.ved a shipment of 992-3574. 1 5 tfc WHITMER'S BLACK DIA· 3· ROOM furnished ·-a-partment MOND LINIMENT. Your In Middleport, near shopping Rawleirh Dealer, 1924 E. are:a. Also a 1·2 bedroom Ave., Gallipolis, 0. Ph. 446-d hou•e trailer. Ph. 992-334f,aft. 208J. just across the roa from Smith Buick Garage and Car Lot, 2 8 3lc er 5 ~· m. 12 28 tfc For er·aUs and jackets. like ...... ~: •PI ::!\::!\ Instrument !U~::; poet. clla.rru 22. PLn ant 'f, Narrate• 8. Shout of 26. In· ... .., <.; 1,iw - ELEtTRO~UX SALF;S ser tepresentallvt, Ril'l• vice ard Stoke. Ph. 94!\-3656. • g 30'.~ "'A"'U:;;C'f=Jo"N;-:o:::v-::.,:::~-."i=' ri"' da"~C" oil!>~! at 7:110 at the Laurel Clilf Auction House. l 4 tfc . is • 3i hot-;-----house, easy WY Z.lUI MIDDLIPORf OHIO ••· Allde Board, broker, Mason, W. Va. iS. Mut 2 a 6tp -;;;;,.-..,;---,--:-;c;-:-,...-,-:·- - ... - .. '!'h~ Irving Hand property in NOW TAKING FOR .CARRIERS Dexter, Meigs County, Ohio, wUL be oold 10 tbe highest bid· der on Friday, February loth, 196'1, at 11:00 o'clock A.M., at tho office of Crow, Crow & IN MIDDLEPORT. Porter. Attorneys,' Pomeroy, Q}tiq. _PJ'Oil:erty appraised at APPLICATIONS $500.00 and eannot be sold for less than the appraised price. PHONE 992-5592 Sale subject to tho approval of .. -------·- ___________ I the Probate Judge, Meiss CounCOAL HAULING. Ph. 9!12-21103. ; ty, Obio. I II 30tp Sybil Ebersbach IN=rot:;:;:M;;E;:;-.'1.-::x,-•e=rv=i",..-. daily •' · Administratrix of the E>eiepl sun. Evening by apnoiPt· tate ol Irvin£ Hand, mont only. Mrs. Wanda !!:'• Deceased . lin~ Laurel CUff Road, State ______ ::_7, _1 ~ 111. 124, 11 mile from Fail" 1 LOT and trailer. Pb. lt2'6620. f!J (<··c·.: ... ! 11 1~~ c 2 ~ fl'e .1. >'J i bn~> ·1 Cl.l•lt•IW. ,A. ANNUAL FINANCIAL II.,OI!:T SCI,IO TOWNIH" MIIOI COUNTY. OHIO Por "" f'IIUI V"o1r llldhtl Ebersbach at Hotel Martin, Pomeroy, 0. I 22 30tp Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE AS IS, balance DIINMIMtr 11. 1tH PopuflfiOII ... 1"0 Totll llllrilt Inc! Wllft P1ld D~o~r1111 fhl Y11r I"' J.611 to Tu V1lu.tflo1t f1,.1H,f37 T1X LIVY JJ.H DoWIIInltoll, Ohio• FM. J, "" , I h1r11ty eertffy the followfnl to bo corre1f. lth•l Cllrll:, Town1hlp Clorlc 304 Me~hanic St. property, Stork Shower Is Given for Mrs. Vance .... , . . IrS "THE LATEST 'f!.lll.t I I LOVE ID \1.1~1\R. lrt i meat sonable, ncar business trict. Glentoy Ewing, Contact Homer Shown by api>Oint~ 1964 aqainst ,,,rl<<> I ike f:RECKLES AND HIS FRtENDI f!a•tetr. I .. " MIDDLEJ'OjtT 8 rooms (4. WQ!Tt MY" CiUE6G Oti "OLD GOIU' "APr' P\Cl<ED Wi-10 ~S TI-l~ full basemen~ close and schools. $8iOOO.:lO. RUTLAND ' ~ ON ROUTE iO STOMP) <:lten -,. " I' l I Ily RAEBURN VAN IIUIIH you for · ~ ·: :JT.:. 11 •M repairs. ,,:ff <'(l;r.+t.....:.... ~IS!o.i.~L.. ~-· "Ju.....,.·• &•11Ur ae.Oneor Ule Bean 37. R\liSi&n river 39. A chokbig SEWING moclltnel, reparr oor· Otce. aD makea. \VY Z.2284. 1be Fabrlt: Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Singer Salea and Service. bit I 211 If< __..,. .\.. lloiDpiOIO Service Write, Prone .. ConiiOI REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . , . .,.,-- A. 1.. 11!\AI/t~IKI/ Ractae, U~ House for sale in Middleport, 2 story frame, ceramic tile bath, wood paneling In ldtc)l· en with -~~--·- REPAIR OF small appliances. "·~ "Appliance Hospital," DOWN St., Mason, W. Va. ~:== Roltgen. A Vrypto,.... QnotaUon sink and lng room paneled, wall to wall l!arpetine in Jiving 3rd John room, dining room and •t.alrway, central beat, storm windows, Insulation, close to 2I Jack's Refrt&· town and school, for ap· pointment Phone 992·2661. eration, Ne• Haven. • 8 TU Z.353'1. .\lAKE M-11R=E~PR ~I. WIT DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - Rere'o how to work It: A X y D La A A X a Jo L 0 N 0 P J: L L o W OM letter simply .tu41 for another. In th1.11 aample A''· und for the p.ree .x..·.. x fDr the two 0'1, et~. Slnrte letter.11, apoliltropbtea, thll len.ph and formation of the word• are all hlnb. J:a.cb day the (!ode letten are t.ttferent. · st&ml~a disposal, 1 bedroom and din· ..IR , atioo tervir.e. ipeak I FOR SALE listing your f1rm's :«!rvices th6 Daily Sentinel's · Service column. 10 10 U I By Owne. . f ' II CUSTOM bUtchering, Wlfl buy . : hides. Phti Meier, 11112·JHU 1 6 RM. HOUSE p E Bz x y y B W :M 8 U II I rfr : IN RACINE 11- r-;A- 1-IY_M __IX--.-.,-. -,.r-.-,e- dellver I 3 Bedrooms, Bath, Coal LP 0 A. 8 HW L ,-D lJ.Z WX G KZ B ed nlo!f}' to vuu1 nruw•"' ..~11s1 · Furnace, lf2 Bastm•nt, Yedel'da.)"'• Cryptoqwote: MOST MEN HAD RATHER BE and f!asv fo'ree e~um.il''"'" ! P:oHn, 11J.. Ac:re Lot. Pric-CH.A.ROED WITH MALICE THAN WITH MAKING A BLUN• J>J:R.-lJILLINGS 1'0""' ..2-S?M. ;~~:::;:; od To Soli • (C) .1M7, KIAI featura S,t'Ddlca~. lac,) Ready ·AIII l;o., II PH. 949-3102 0 B B Y L kNOWING ~, 27 •o. poet. Open: '' ~ues-. 1 I-IERE YOU AAii, d.PIHCY ! ""!@ CI-I( CK! ~ 'i¢2fS._.,. POMEROY MOTOR CO. 21. Affirm take of food ~0 I'LL \.c.IQITii J:1:i ~HAT *AP£: Chuck's, 152 Butternut 31. Sand bUis 32. Noll:y In- r:~e ! TOWNSH., 'UNDI- Pomeroy, entrance -·-...- Mechanic SEVERAL NEW 66 Cho¥rotoll Available AI :Great·Savings will cost 30. Mlnet . eluding a first flqor ap:,~~ I;~~;~ m.:nt, plus storage room one ~.iiL.i"!'~ . WUL&ell 25. City train da.ma• Uon e40u ver do i6 trouble! ouqhta be QlllNG you radio or TV to · Chuck. No charge to check it out and tell you what it 29. Ex- en a h HOWIE leHNtiDI!Il LOOK. EEl::. .. I'M WEARIIVG 01,/6: OF lt\OSE FAI:HIO/JABLE IJ£1/J MIIJI•.SIIIJt,n! tnl':. ·J.C ~ ,. ... I Business Service1 lng D B U 8 . •"-''\ tht Tub• Ia All You Pay Crill Kradtflrd I U s x t1 S 0 B8 y L w MX z ~ER,/ 152 Butternut Ave. Pomeroy Truck wUhhonu I( I.I , ••ll route in Pomeroy. Contact Mr. n. CondM w THINK I'M eNUil61N<9 -.!o'I,.; W $395 move. $100.00, complete shce I note repafr outfit $1000.00 outfit 11. ~~:X. and about $500.110 stock, all 31. -play lor $300.00, electric hot wat.. 38. Harden $49110.110 and f3,1!00.110. B. F. 5HE MAILED ~ 2 MC\'<'1\J5 AlSO J WINNIE MUST FREE Jud the Price of direetlon 31. ~ •• u THI tORH 1.0:.:.•;;;.--.. I to J M. Guldonloll er tanks from . $15 to $45, • three fi room houses, $4500.00, .. -. -~·-:\' lllwlings Hond• Sela canee •-~~=~~~~==: ! .,. Open Evenings 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO for roa1t• S I 13. Kind ot uult&tlor. · I e lily I . Freneb. ,=======-=·= "'11 JOWL, sliced, 3 lb. 99c; cubed lt<.ConiiUI!lod "'· Arta 11. Qrate NOW TAKING steak 79c lb., pork chops 59c I 10. Nickel: 1&., Theaun APPLICATIONS lb:, Buckeye bologna, s lb. 17. ~;.., pa1 11. Bnaku $1.39; bananas, IOc lb., 16 lt. SOak up 18. Athol or Porlho& rolls tissue, fl.OO, 5 catsup, 20. confeq FOR MOTOR t1. Continen... 89c; rugar, 5 lb. 55c; 5 bread 23.. ~~i. abbr. ROUTE DRIVERS $1.110. M&G Food Mkt., Rt. 7, cookie~ Middleport. 2 6 Stp 2(. M111leal Apply At Tho -----dlul& 1958 CHEV. PARTS. Also a 20 21. Cllapt&ln, D1ily Sentinel Office i cu. ft. deep freeze and a 40 In OI 110 Mechonie Stroot I gal. electric water tank. M&G 10. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 Fond M'.lt,, Rl. 7, Middleport. noUcel Phone 992·2156 2 8 3tp : 31. Compau .. >{, DIC:K RAWLINGS ··' lnsto~lled tic transmission, radio. Sharp Mulberry Ave. CALL 992·2156 S. Welt.em IndiOA 4. French pronoun IIi. Catcher• in-b&ll 8. P .l. while --!+':! [i{, VB Bel Air Hardtop, automa· 0 A I LY CR0 SSW 0 RD ACROSS 1. Ootrtoh- .• • CHUCK'S 1960 Chevrolet Open Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. Carl Chevalier, Long Bottom, 0. 2 7 3otp It Will 8e $550 - · · · - - .- . tric range, furnace. Private : - V IET Bring Your T.V. To Ch~:JCkt Station Wagon, local 1 own· DANCE SUNDOWN NITE ClUB Music By ' '! THE NIC.Il PlOt'\. Ill , CALL · PICTURE TUBE? er. Good tires, VB engine, std. shift, black finish, red gar: - - · - '- · CLEAN BALLAD OF LOVE FOP. ,,;v l NE~D A NEW 1960 Mercury 1:. • LANGUAGE,AND ANOONE IMMORTAL. Pomel'oy, o. $495 I SQUARE DANCE Friday, Feb. 10 9 P.M.-I ·A.M. M kr A Select Ttmo AIR CONDITIONING ' or 992-2395 'hono 992-3994 St. Wagon, G cyl. engine, std. trans., good tires, I FARM near "'E "'w-,in-g"to-n ' -or- will JUST TAKEN iD,l967 Solid Stale stereo, 4 speed auto. POM&ROY 1 rent 7 room house with bath matic changer, 4 speaker a11d small acreage separatesound system, radio equipped. "'·~ 11 ly. Will rent house and acrefinish. Assume pay· 1.,"=""'""'"""===~=,1 age for $40 a lllOilth. Carney walnut ments of 15.50 per month or ~ Ball, Rt. I, Ewlngton, Ohio. pay balance due $93.33. · Help Wanted Ph. 388-8256. 992-3218. 2 6 Ste EXPERIENCED route man, 2S 2 ~ Stc wiii!oli J or older, to work established 11163 FORD StaUo11 Pomeroy Eagles Hall 4 RM. HOUSE wiiii. bath> route, salary and commission.. Country -Sedan, .one age, rear-lll Liictist"~l.. Mfd. gond tires, R&H, A.B.C. CleaDers, Mason,. W. Meigs Aorlo No. 2171 dleport. Pll. M-:11103 day or steering, sond conditon. Va. 2 6 ?'tj) ...--- _____ .... .-~-3702. 2 5 tfc 192-3346 or M-2186. EFFECTIVE FEB. 12, Cr01g's i!ioo.11 ipariiileii!: Phone ~~ I 12 26 uc WANTED Market Will be closed all JGSS. 2 2 tfe Sundavs 2 8 4tc ___ ELECTROLUX vacuum c1ean· BOY or GIRL - - ---· : _ · - I FURNISHED and unfurnt•hed er. Attachments never used, j apartments. Close &o aehool. 11 months remaining on guarTo Deliver Tho Dolly Phone 99'1-5434. 10 tl tfc antee. Pay $59.80 or $5.27 Sonlinol to oslabli&hed I HARMONY .Apartments~ three I monthly. Call 992-5823. S~turday, Feb. 11 Routes in Pomeroy. rooms furniiilled, new plasi- J 2~ From 10 P.M. Til 2 er, paint, floors, bath, elee- i USED work pants, shirts, covLincoln HJII ore• and .•. HEATING & Biscayn~ ORDER YOUR FERTILIZER buttonholes, darn, monogram, : NOW AND GET etc. Complete with attach· EARLY DISCOUNT ments. Assume payments of All analy1l1 stnight o~nd $5.25 per month or pay bal·. mixed. Bulk spreading ttr· ance due $57.75. Call · vice. Liquid nitrogen 3211. 2 s stc I AREA WAREHOUSE - 3NEWSONGS 01= PROTEST AGAI N5T (~AN II ONI D' llttil 1960 Chevrolet SEWING equipped to zig zag, Whlt•y Baeg!e ond Hocking Valley Ramblers R1i:i"', Ohio - -HOWToachlng Plai'O ond Tho Wondurvt Hommond Organ ly Appointment Only lAKER & SEYFRIED interior, radio. cock Coal Co., 1 block 1rom trallk light in Cbeshire, 0 . Ph. 367-7526. 12 I It AL·u.p; HONDA SAlfS & SERVICE Miss S1ndra Bailey Your Hotttlng Syslom Ia Tho Moot lmportont Appllonca In Your Home, L,et Ua Give II A Good Mid Winter Check $1495 I oil treated stoker coal. Pea· ~ &;J STOP IN ANNOUNCEMENT Impala Super Sport~ 327 engine, automttlc, power steer· inl, brakes, red bucket seats and all vinyl interior, white linish, r ad.Jo. A real nice car are 1117 and a 5 rm . furnished apart- Quality Cars Moun 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ,_.,,,o. Tbo 50c ~r: IWTTNARS dark green !ini:sb. away the :-==:=-=;;;;· ----- TAKE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE trailer Lustre way from carpets I' 193flo i966 MOdell Also Rebuilt Parts & All Type Bucko! Seals Phone 2 9 tfc 2 9 ltc USED PARTS FOR CARS Ownws Donald & Paul Belrd Henry W. Baird ment at 39!1 South Second Bultdour Rldllltur To !lmallell Heater Core. Ph ... f92.:(975 q.......,,. ·~ fl Wo W11h UnchrnMIII l'hllne992-2i43 Prom the Lar.ce•l True• Or Less _Money 1963 ·Chevrolet 24 Hr. Towint S.rvlco only llAmNARS FOR ,h, 1167-759& tU. 7 Chkhlr~, 0 . QUICK, 'CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL .. SPRINT GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES, ·Pomeroy ~ Yov Don't Hev• Te Get Out of tfle Car M50 SPORT BOBCAT l ...... tellfl' monogram, etc. Pay off balance due payments $5.11 each. Ph. f992.• · 2 g tc ANOmER shipment of IJ.DRM-THRU CAR WASH HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYaES •lt• · bole,-overca1t, ... .. 1 ..... ~ ...... 1 .... ,...-..,...••• 1 ,..,..,., 1 ro\ii"rj $Ultlw.ter 1 .................... 1 40 Jnct. Htary mower 1 sent me cards, gifts and flowDON'T ers, those who called on me For Rent ,.ptic tank. Get while l was a patient in the Veterans Memorial Hospital. 2 BDRM. HOUSE with garage, All septic tank cleaner' new gas furnace, Spring Ave. mark Farm Bureau, PotnoI also wish to thank Drs. 27 Telle, Pickens and Porras. Pomeroy. Also a 3 rm . fur- , roy, 0. niSht'd apartment with bath, ' BAY. the nurses and nurses' aides. Ave., May God bless you all. Sin- adults, 126 Mulberry Pomeroy. Ph. ~~96. cerely, Mrs. Jestie Molden. 2 9 tfc 2 9 II come. Wo ~u ho hlhwlot - u Th•nks Employment Wanted I WISH to thank my many kind HOUSEWORK or babysitting. friend, and neighbors who · · TRACTOIU J 5 ' usiness Servic~s GRAVELY O'SJN~G~E:R:CA:BI~N~ETr~:~.l zig ••• equipped to ..._,.. ....., CANJ>:r vmdina ,.. Ulll·;.::tl t:J!,-... '- ': W niMI 1 I _.. - -ti ,"; •• =~~e=,::.:::_.,.:..o:..,..:.;"Y~• ' __;,_:.= . - :...::ue=-~··- I PEN11Y LOST, ole IIWo Walbr b<uld.· BWT, blue opMied Pill bud. II<!W ovor Pit!, ..., 1111110 "lib," CUI .llllllldlly built in molor, >!I ,_.,._ Diibt 1 mile flvm Salem Ce:l- pod to buttDnholo, ., ~ ~=~I ter. can D. M. Newland. monogram, applique, etc. ,.., '"" ..-.. 00 O..lvWe, 167-U?l. Z 7 3te IJ t poyments left of 15.99 . I· • - ~ -- ' . t P E B Z 11 I 30 I ..... . . .. , ~_;;...,. ____ •. RUtl"ND FURNitURE Sit 2-48 II .... .· Rulloncl �• wuerM ,, I_ l ... .. . •:·: .; e-..-.. month. Pb. tn-2&15. ;r•;u~ m.. · STANDING timber in Oblo or • C:: ::"'.::.,..,.;.•··--·,... ,.. I West VirJiaia, or old farms U ' fl til. ......~ . .... tlmber. Mar loll Reyno~, ··" c... .., _~.....,.,.... Wlw nw Box 17, Stncuae, Ohio. . . . . . -DLewwt _ _ . . . . 1"'lf " n e •~~'• Of' IMa•U & CMinJAIIM .... '"' • - - - a.. "-'~ or Tre.. _ - ..... o'••e~ ..ou.. -. ..&. '* ' o.Mr • .. •"~• ......, •:: ~.::'l •nut.• ....OtiC,.. ~~'· ltlt1...., ._. M. PHONiWv..2·2156 Card 'Of , ........ ......, ~'"'"'""' for ...., 2 1 tfe I .Okkto ........, 1 st.erin1 1ullry 1 pr dutl ....... 1 pr IN' reduct'-" whHlt 1 pr extenllon pi" JAGAR for • tractor or pick· up truck. MlG Food Mkt., tng .1\8! arrived., men's, and ehlldren's. 2 8 3tp •men•• Rt. 7• Middleport. wori: uniforms. JeHer's ~~; -'""'""'""'"'"''""'""'"'"';;;;;;""''"' 7 ROOM bouse, S bodnloms, Clothing Store, Rt. 33, towan( 111 batha. Pb. 1191,2590. fairiJ'OUDCis. 2 I II Zil tfe IAIRO BROS. AUTO WRECKING chine, priced for located 011 West 2 7 -P~h~.~~==-~~7~11:..·~--~2_a:___3tc -iP~hoo~·~~~~~~·mu~~>ii:~ 3 RM. and bath furnished apar~ Avenue, t\1lddleport. ~2562 evenings. 7 DAYS A WEEK ment. M&G Food Mkt., Rt. 7, Middleport. 2 6 3tp 3 RM. APAHTMENl' wilh bath, furnished, 1st floor, Ph. 9922753. 2 S tic TR~A~I;L;"E"'R,-,-::B:-ro-w-n"'·,--- ·Tr-ail-er Park, Minersvllle. Phone 9923324. 1 2~ 12tc Notice ===:-;;--:-;-c;-c~,--=-:- 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment SHOOTING match Sunday, Feb. in Pomeroy. Ph. 9!12-5381. J2. 1 p. m., l!t American Le11 16 tfc gion. Farm, Beech Grove .- -~ Road , Rutland. Everyone wei· 4 ROOM unfurrushed_ apart· ment, corner of Third 6: Mill Sts., Middleport. Ph. 992·3056. 1 Jl tfc upholstery. Rent electric shampooer $1. Baker ture Co 2 6 equipment with each '67 pacbe sold before March 1967. Roush & Lyons Camp. 1ng Trailers, Horton St., Mas~ on, W. Va. 1 10 t!c ~~~~""'n~~~~--~~~ easy to do with BJue wmp, ·~ Rent electric shan:pooer, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 2 6 6te ·- parking, out ol all floods, I Ill blocks from P.HS. Telo- ' I__?hone !'%::~: ____ . I 21 tfc "Tho Starduslors" ·THREE and lour room furnish· Allen King on his I ed apartments. All utilities famous Trumpet paid. Ph, ~-2776, Rowley !-...,..........--....;.........,.,..•1 and Reed. Alter 5 p. m. call jt.Jsrr.;:-ei.ved a shipment of 992-3574. 1 5 tfc WHITMER'S BLACK DIA· 3· ROOM furnished ·-a-partment MOND LINIMENT. Your In Middleport, near shopping Rawleirh Dealer, 1924 E. are:a. Also a 1·2 bedroom Ave., Gallipolis, 0. Ph. 446-d hou•e trailer. Ph. 992-334f,aft. 208J. just across the roa from Smith Buick Garage and Car Lot, 2 8 3lc er 5 ~· m. 12 28 tfc For er·aUs and jackets. like ...... ~: •PI ::!\::!\ Instrument !U~::; poet. clla.rru 22. PLn ant 'f, Narrate• 8. Shout of 26. In· ... .., <.; 1,iw - ELEtTRO~UX SALF;S ser tepresentallvt, Ril'l• vice ard Stoke. Ph. 94!\-3656. • g 30'.~ "'A"'U:;;C'f=Jo"N;-:o:::v-::.,:::~-."i=' ri"' da"~C" oil!>~! at 7:110 at the Laurel Clilf Auction House. l 4 tfc . is • 3i hot-;-----house, easy WY Z.lUI MIDDLIPORf OHIO ••· Allde Board, broker, Mason, W. Va. iS. Mut 2 a 6tp -;;;;,.-..,;---,--:-;c;-:-,...-,-:·- - ... - .. '!'h~ Irving Hand property in NOW TAKING FOR .CARRIERS Dexter, Meigs County, Ohio, wUL be oold 10 tbe highest bid· der on Friday, February loth, 196'1, at 11:00 o'clock A.M., at tho office of Crow, Crow & IN MIDDLEPORT. Porter. Attorneys,' Pomeroy, Q}tiq. _PJ'Oil:erty appraised at APPLICATIONS $500.00 and eannot be sold for less than the appraised price. PHONE 992-5592 Sale subject to tho approval of .. -------·- ___________ I the Probate Judge, Meiss CounCOAL HAULING. Ph. 9!12-21103. ; ty, Obio. I II 30tp Sybil Ebersbach IN=rot:;:;:M;;E;:;-.'1.-::x,-•e=rv=i",..-. daily •' · Administratrix of the E>eiepl sun. Evening by apnoiPt· tate ol Irvin£ Hand, mont only. Mrs. Wanda !!:'• Deceased . lin~ Laurel CUff Road, State ______ ::_7, _1 ~ 111. 124, 11 mile from Fail" 1 LOT and trailer. Pb. lt2'6620. f!J (<··c·.: ... ! 11 1~~ c 2 ~ fl'e .1. >'J i bn~> ·1 Cl.l•lt•IW. ,A. ANNUAL FINANCIAL II.,OI!:T SCI,IO TOWNIH" MIIOI COUNTY. OHIO Por "" f'IIUI V"o1r llldhtl Ebersbach at Hotel Martin, Pomeroy, 0. I 22 30tp Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE AS IS, balance DIINMIMtr 11. 1tH PopuflfiOII ... 1"0 Totll llllrilt Inc! Wllft P1ld D~o~r1111 fhl Y11r I"' J.611 to Tu V1lu.tflo1t f1,.1H,f37 T1X LIVY JJ.H DoWIIInltoll, Ohio• FM. J, "" , I h1r11ty eertffy the followfnl to bo corre1f. lth•l Cllrll:, Town1hlp Clorlc 304 Me~hanic St. property, Stork Shower Is Given for Mrs. Vance .... , . . IrS "THE LATEST 'f!.lll.t I I LOVE ID \1.1~1\R. lrt i meat sonable, ncar business trict. Glentoy Ewing, Contact Homer Shown by api>Oint~ 1964 aqainst ,,,rl<<> I ike f:RECKLES AND HIS FRtENDI f!a•tetr. I .. " MIDDLEJ'OjtT 8 rooms (4. WQ!Tt MY" CiUE6G Oti "OLD GOIU' "APr' P\Cl<ED Wi-10 ~S TI-l~ full basemen~ close and schools. $8iOOO.:lO. RUTLAND ' ~ ON ROUTE iO STOMP) <:lten -,. " I' l I Ily RAEBURN VAN IIUIIH you for · ~ ·: :JT.:. 11 •M repairs. ,,:ff <'(l;r.+t.....:.... ~IS!o.i.~L.. ~-· "Ju.....,.·• &•11Ur ae.Oneor Ule Bean 37. R\liSi&n river 39. A chokbig SEWING moclltnel, reparr oor· Otce. aD makea. \VY Z.2284. 1be Fabrlt: Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Singer Salea and Service. bit I 211 If< __..,. .\.. lloiDpiOIO Service Write, Prone .. ConiiOI REAL ESTATE FOR SALE . , . .,.,-- A. 1.. 11!\AI/t~IKI/ Ractae, U~ House for sale in Middleport, 2 story frame, ceramic tile bath, wood paneling In ldtc)l· en with -~~--·- REPAIR OF small appliances. "·~ "Appliance Hospital," DOWN St., Mason, W. Va. ~:== Roltgen. A Vrypto,.... QnotaUon sink and lng room paneled, wall to wall l!arpetine in Jiving 3rd John room, dining room and •t.alrway, central beat, storm windows, Insulation, close to 2I Jack's Refrt&· town and school, for ap· pointment Phone 992·2661. eration, Ne• Haven. • 8 TU Z.353'1. .\lAKE M-11R=E~PR ~I. WIT DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - Rere'o how to work It: A X y D La A A X a Jo L 0 N 0 P J: L L o W OM letter simply .tu41 for another. In th1.11 aample A''· und for the p.ree .x..·.. x fDr the two 0'1, et~. Slnrte letter.11, apoliltropbtea, thll len.ph and formation of the word• are all hlnb. J:a.cb day the (!ode letten are t.ttferent. · st&ml~a disposal, 1 bedroom and din· ..IR , atioo tervir.e. ipeak I FOR SALE listing your f1rm's :«!rvices th6 Daily Sentinel's · Service column. 10 10 U I By Owne. . f ' II CUSTOM bUtchering, Wlfl buy . : hides. Phti Meier, 11112·JHU 1 6 RM. HOUSE p E Bz x y y B W :M 8 U II I rfr : IN RACINE 11- r-;A- 1-IY_M __IX--.-.,-. -,.r-.-,e- dellver I 3 Bedrooms, Bath, Coal LP 0 A. 8 HW L ,-D lJ.Z WX G KZ B ed nlo!f}' to vuu1 nruw•"' ..~11s1 · Furnace, lf2 Bastm•nt, Yedel'da.)"'• Cryptoqwote: MOST MEN HAD RATHER BE and f!asv fo'ree e~um.il''"'" ! P:oHn, 11J.. Ac:re Lot. Pric-CH.A.ROED WITH MALICE THAN WITH MAKING A BLUN• J>J:R.-lJILLINGS 1'0""' ..2-S?M. ;~~:::;:; od To Soli • (C) .1M7, KIAI featura S,t'Ddlca~. lac,) Ready ·AIII l;o., II PH. 949-3102 0 B B Y L kNOWING ~, 27 •o. poet. Open: '' ~ues-. 1 I-IERE YOU AAii, d.PIHCY ! ""!@ CI-I( CK! ~ 'i¢2fS._.,. POMEROY MOTOR CO. 21. Affirm take of food ~0 I'LL \.c.IQITii J:1:i ~HAT *AP£: Chuck's, 152 Butternut 31. Sand bUis 32. Noll:y In- r:~e ! TOWNSH., 'UNDI- Pomeroy, entrance -·-...- Mechanic SEVERAL NEW 66 Cho¥rotoll Available AI :Great·Savings will cost 30. Mlnet . eluding a first flqor ap:,~~ I;~~;~ m.:nt, plus storage room one ~.iiL.i"!'~ . WUL&ell 25. City train da.ma• Uon e40u ver do i6 trouble! ouqhta be QlllNG you radio or TV to · Chuck. No charge to check it out and tell you what it 29. Ex- en a h HOWIE leHNtiDI!Il LOOK. EEl::. .. I'M WEARIIVG 01,/6: OF lt\OSE FAI:HIO/JABLE IJ£1/J MIIJI•.SIIIJt,n! tnl':. ·J.C ~ ,. ... I Business Service1 lng D B U 8 . •"-''\ tht Tub• Ia All You Pay Crill Kradtflrd I U s x t1 S 0 B8 y L w MX z ~ER,/ 152 Butternut Ave. Pomeroy Truck wUhhonu I( I.I , ••ll route in Pomeroy. Contact Mr. n. CondM w THINK I'M eNUil61N<9 -.!o'I,.; W $395 move. $100.00, complete shce I note repafr outfit $1000.00 outfit 11. ~~:X. and about $500.110 stock, all 31. -play lor $300.00, electric hot wat.. 38. Harden $49110.110 and f3,1!00.110. B. F. 5HE MAILED ~ 2 MC\'<'1\J5 AlSO J WINNIE MUST FREE Jud the Price of direetlon 31. ~ •• u THI tORH 1.0:.:.•;;;.--.. I to J M. Guldonloll er tanks from . $15 to $45, • three fi room houses, $4500.00, .. -. -~·-:\' lllwlings Hond• Sela canee •-~~=~~~~==: ! .,. Open Evenings 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO for roa1t• S I 13. Kind ot uult&tlor. · I e lily I . Freneb. ,=======-=·= "'11 JOWL, sliced, 3 lb. 99c; cubed lt<.ConiiUI!lod "'· Arta 11. Qrate NOW TAKING steak 79c lb., pork chops 59c I 10. Nickel: 1&., Theaun APPLICATIONS lb:, Buckeye bologna, s lb. 17. ~;.., pa1 11. Bnaku $1.39; bananas, IOc lb., 16 lt. SOak up 18. Athol or Porlho& rolls tissue, fl.OO, 5 catsup, 20. confeq FOR MOTOR t1. Continen... 89c; rugar, 5 lb. 55c; 5 bread 23.. ~~i. abbr. ROUTE DRIVERS $1.110. M&G Food Mkt., Rt. 7, cookie~ Middleport. 2 6 Stp 2(. M111leal Apply At Tho -----dlul& 1958 CHEV. PARTS. Also a 20 21. Cllapt&ln, D1ily Sentinel Office i cu. ft. deep freeze and a 40 In OI 110 Mechonie Stroot I gal. electric water tank. M&G 10. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 Fond M'.lt,, Rl. 7, Middleport. noUcel Phone 992·2156 2 8 3tp : 31. Compau .. >{, DIC:K RAWLINGS ··' lnsto~lled tic transmission, radio. Sharp Mulberry Ave. CALL 992·2156 S. Welt.em IndiOA 4. French pronoun IIi. Catcher• in-b&ll 8. P .l. while --!+':! [i{, VB Bel Air Hardtop, automa· 0 A I LY CR0 SSW 0 RD ACROSS 1. Ootrtoh- .• • CHUCK'S 1960 Chevrolet Open Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. Carl Chevalier, Long Bottom, 0. 2 7 3otp It Will 8e $550 - · · · - - .- . tric range, furnace. Private : - V IET Bring Your T.V. To Ch~:JCkt Station Wagon, local 1 own· DANCE SUNDOWN NITE ClUB Music By ' '! THE NIC.Il PlOt'\. Ill , CALL · PICTURE TUBE? er. Good tires, VB engine, std. shift, black finish, red gar: - - · - '- · CLEAN BALLAD OF LOVE FOP. ,,;v l NE~D A NEW 1960 Mercury 1:. • LANGUAGE,AND ANOONE IMMORTAL. Pomel'oy, o. $495 I SQUARE DANCE Friday, Feb. 10 9 P.M.-I ·A.M. M kr A Select Ttmo AIR CONDITIONING ' or 992-2395 'hono 992-3994 St. Wagon, G cyl. engine, std. trans., good tires, I FARM near "'E "'w-,in-g"to-n ' -or- will JUST TAKEN iD,l967 Solid Stale stereo, 4 speed auto. POM&ROY 1 rent 7 room house with bath matic changer, 4 speaker a11d small acreage separatesound system, radio equipped. "'·~ 11 ly. Will rent house and acrefinish. Assume pay· 1.,"=""'""'"""===~=,1 age for $40 a lllOilth. Carney walnut ments of 15.50 per month or ~ Ball, Rt. I, Ewlngton, Ohio. pay balance due $93.33. · Help Wanted Ph. 388-8256. 992-3218. 2 6 Ste EXPERIENCED route man, 2S 2 ~ Stc wiii!oli J or older, to work established 11163 FORD StaUo11 Pomeroy Eagles Hall 4 RM. HOUSE wiiii. bath> route, salary and commission.. Country -Sedan, .one age, rear-lll Liictist"~l.. Mfd. gond tires, R&H, A.B.C. CleaDers, Mason,. W. Meigs Aorlo No. 2171 dleport. Pll. M-:11103 day or steering, sond conditon. Va. 2 6 ?'tj) ...--- _____ .... .-~-3702. 2 5 tfc 192-3346 or M-2186. EFFECTIVE FEB. 12, Cr01g's i!ioo.11 ipariiileii!: Phone ~~ I 12 26 uc WANTED Market Will be closed all JGSS. 2 2 tfe Sundavs 2 8 4tc ___ ELECTROLUX vacuum c1ean· BOY or GIRL - - ---· : _ · - I FURNISHED and unfurnt•hed er. Attachments never used, j apartments. Close &o aehool. 11 months remaining on guarTo Deliver Tho Dolly Phone 99'1-5434. 10 tl tfc antee. Pay $59.80 or $5.27 Sonlinol to oslabli&hed I HARMONY .Apartments~ three I monthly. Call 992-5823. S~turday, Feb. 11 Routes in Pomeroy. rooms furniiilled, new plasi- J 2~ From 10 P.M. Til 2 er, paint, floors, bath, elee- i USED work pants, shirts, covLincoln HJII ore• and .•. HEATING & Biscayn~ ORDER YOUR FERTILIZER buttonholes, darn, monogram, : NOW AND GET etc. Complete with attach· EARLY DISCOUNT ments. Assume payments of All analy1l1 stnight o~nd $5.25 per month or pay bal·. mixed. Bulk spreading ttr· ance due $57.75. Call · vice. Liquid nitrogen 3211. 2 s stc I AREA WAREHOUSE - 3NEWSONGS 01= PROTEST AGAI N5T (~AN II ONI D' llttil 1960 Chevrolet SEWING equipped to zig zag, Whlt•y Baeg!e ond Hocking Valley Ramblers R1i:i"', Ohio - -HOWToachlng Plai'O ond Tho Wondurvt Hommond Organ ly Appointment Only lAKER & SEYFRIED interior, radio. cock Coal Co., 1 block 1rom trallk light in Cbeshire, 0 . Ph. 367-7526. 12 I It AL·u.p; HONDA SAlfS & SERVICE Miss S1ndra Bailey Your Hotttlng Syslom Ia Tho Moot lmportont Appllonca In Your Home, L,et Ua Give II A Good Mid Winter Check $1495 I oil treated stoker coal. Pea· ~ &;J STOP IN ANNOUNCEMENT Impala Super Sport~ 327 engine, automttlc, power steer· inl, brakes, red bucket seats and all vinyl interior, white linish, r ad.Jo. A real nice car are 1117 and a 5 rm . furnished apart- Quality Cars Moun 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ,_.,,,o. Tbo 50c ~r: IWTTNARS dark green !ini:sb. away the :-==:=-=;;;;· ----- TAKE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE trailer Lustre way from carpets I' 193flo i966 MOdell Also Rebuilt Parts & All Type Bucko! Seals Phone 2 9 tfc 2 9 ltc USED PARTS FOR CARS Ownws Donald & Paul Belrd Henry W. Baird ment at 39!1 South Second Bultdour Rldllltur To !lmallell Heater Core. Ph ... f92.:(975 q.......,,. ·~ fl Wo W11h UnchrnMIII l'hllne992-2i43 Prom the Lar.ce•l True• Or Less _Money 1963 ·Chevrolet 24 Hr. Towint S.rvlco only llAmNARS FOR ,h, 1167-759& tU. 7 Chkhlr~, 0 . QUICK, 'CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL .. SPRINT GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES, ·Pomeroy ~ Yov Don't Hev• Te Get Out of tfle Car M50 SPORT BOBCAT l ...... tellfl' monogram, etc. Pay off balance due payments $5.11 each. Ph. f992.• · 2 g tc ANOmER shipment of IJ.DRM-THRU CAR WASH HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYaES •lt• · bole,-overca1t, ... .. 1 ..... ~ ...... 1 .... ,...-..,...••• 1 ,..,..,., 1 ro\ii"rj $Ultlw.ter 1 .................... 1 40 Jnct. Htary mower 1 sent me cards, gifts and flowDON'T ers, those who called on me For Rent ,.ptic tank. Get while l was a patient in the Veterans Memorial Hospital. 2 BDRM. HOUSE with garage, All septic tank cleaner' new gas furnace, Spring Ave. mark Farm Bureau, PotnoI also wish to thank Drs. 27 Telle, Pickens and Porras. Pomeroy. Also a 3 rm . fur- , roy, 0. niSht'd apartment with bath, ' BAY. the nurses and nurses' aides. Ave., May God bless you all. Sin- adults, 126 Mulberry Pomeroy. Ph. ~~96. cerely, Mrs. Jestie Molden. 2 9 tfc 2 9 II come. Wo ~u ho hlhwlot - u Th•nks Employment Wanted I WISH to thank my many kind HOUSEWORK or babysitting. friend, and neighbors who · · TRACTOIU J 5 ' usiness Servic~s GRAVELY O'SJN~G~E:R:CA:BI~N~ETr~:~.l zig ••• equipped to ..._,.. ....., CANJ>:r vmdina ,.. Ulll·;.::tl t:J!,-... '- ': W niMI 1 I _.. - -ti ,"; •• =~~e=,::.:::_.,.:..o:..,..:.;"Y~• ' __;,_:.= . - :...::ue=-~··- I PEN11Y LOST, ole IIWo Walbr b<uld.· BWT, blue opMied Pill bud. II<!W ovor Pit!, ..., 1111110 "lib," CUI .llllllldlly built in molor, >!I ,_.,._ Diibt 1 mile flvm Salem Ce:l- pod to buttDnholo, ., ~ ~=~I ter. can D. M. Newland. monogram, applique, etc. ,.., '"" ..-.. 00 O..lvWe, 167-U?l. Z 7 3te IJ t poyments left of 15.99 . I· • - ~ -- ' . t P E B Z 11 I 30 I ..... . . .. , ~_;;...,. ____ •. RUtl"ND FURNitURE Sit 2-48 II .... .· Rulloncl �• . . • r Voice Of Broadway - • • • • VISIT··· . • Elberfelds Jn Pomeroy ' e • .' ' • See The Many ' • I ·- ~'I at o-.tet1 To l'b ,,.,....,. Of ) I j IC ~ . "fJ ~ ·~ ~~8 c .; : . 0 ! -c ~ rr.. ,......,,_ .f,.. <II H\ 8 ------------------------------------------------------~--------------------~~-------0~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • • _:. • , FEBRUARY ' 1967 XVIII NO. 23.6 VO~ ' j I ' ewera e rants TONIGHT Ftbrvarv 9 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Ftbru.ry 11).11 ~.· .~ "MAYA" f'Technjcolorl l Clint Walker, Jay North ('!echnicolorl Lee Marvin, ~f~~!n~S~~bnby DK~~~~e 1; •- tile Martm R.Htaurut The mteliaJ I 30 p.m at wW t.:Oow ai tile CoiiDlbla G.. Co. office. ) Tile proJram wUJ be lB , Admission; 75< & 40c Rev. and Mrs. Menzel Smltb obaf\lO of 1ft Civic Partieipao ' '--:=-:~------': and daughter, Judy were Co- tion <Ommiltoe, leotarlaJ Malumbus business visitors"' Tues- ry Bewley, who I• tbe official day. I coasullaat of the Ohio Hearl . j As a of Col b 8 ·• Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mdl· um ua. an d son Th omas. 0 f C0 I urn- , -Em:em , ~ W'ilil Spent S nd th M d ay WI r. an , 1 m On 1 Mrs. Royal uThomas. 1 f'/ B'b/e I .. I Shown at Post L . H eg10n Ome BAKER FURNITURE Cieatecrwitlilove - · -for those in love .-.-• ' ~Carved' I DREAM WEDDING RINGS "' A. WMKIDI' , ..........fi1.JO . ... ~ .......... ~ $1t.$0 C. OIIICY •..a. ~$11..11. Hlft. ...- P4M "--·-··· "'- Z •IJ GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Court Street Pomeroy a '' j, t ·...- ..... ~ ...,. ,- eThursclay eFridey eSaturday " WORLD • $4.98 VALUE ~lectric Heating Pad 3 Heat, Guaranteed 5 2.50 1 •• COLORT:VJ f£A MING COLOR lVS LAAGEST PICTURE GIANT 295 SQ. IN. ltOClANGU.AR SCREfN Grant 227 sq. ln. Rectangular Screen Giant 180 sq. in. Rectangular Screen quality goes U. be/ore tbe ~limE.. I';JeS oA! IIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. Chester, 0, 1 urc . ass ; ' Null, Donatins were made to the Crooksville, spent Sunday with P.eart Fund and March Iher father, Clarence Clark. . Dimes at the February me••~ II I .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wat· mg of. the Loyal Pals Class kins and son, Tommy, Colum~ th~ Middlepo~ Ctmrch of Chri.st bus, spent the weekenp witll :fliesday evemng at the Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Slatot Rf, Mtss Mildred Hawley. Mrs. and other relatlves. . ~r R~nolds, vice pres}d••nt, 1 Mrs. Virgie Bech!le, Render- preMded rn the aboence of son Js the guest of her son president, Miss Mabel HyseU. and' da"""ter-m · .Jaw Mr and "6" • • Miss Hawley presented devoMrs. Jack BechUe and family. tions usina a valentine story and closing with prayer. A DANCE AT RIJ11AND round-robin card was sent to The Junior class of Rutland Mrs. Allen Jenkinson in Flori· High School will sponsor a Val· da, who has been ill Valentines I entlne dance Friday night at will be sent by tne members to ' the. Rutland Grade achooi. audl· Mrs. Leah Sidenslrlcker In Flo. I torJ~ froJm 9.~ p.m. to 11 p. rida. m. J ue ays will emcee the The traveUitg prize dance. A Valentine queen will by Frances Roush wa!! won be selected · Mrs. Guy Reynolds, DANCE ANNOUNCED Grace Pratt awarded the Th P . less girt. Mrs. Edgar Re)'J!Olcls , e orneroy Hagb School gave a program topic on ''JuSemor class will sponsor the dith," a wOman. of tHe Old ,' annual Valentine Dance to be beld Saturda at the p .ament. .Miss Nina Russell and 1 auditorium tom 9:30 ~~;roy Mrs. Robert Rawlings were I foll wi p. named to assist with the ~·· ."~. nbag!the Pomeroy-Ra· gram -planning for the erne ..... et I game. The Hawl- served "'f1..m-ll will emcee '' n · assisted by Mrs, Moore. I e.,.'....,., i· rove 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas of Columbus spent Sunday ) with Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas. A film on ~ Bible and its Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tho- many translahons for u!le in all parts of tile world was mas of Mason, W. Va., VISited 5h to 1 . . nd to Sunday afternoon, with Mr. and l own egJ.onau-es a WD• Mrs. Royal Thomas. folk wben FeeneY:Bennett Post Mrs. Lewis Fox and Mrs. , 128, Amencan Leg1on, met Wed· Charles R Karr Sr were wed.i nesday evemng at the post .' ., horne. nesday dmner guests of Mrs. Albert Roush post comWyatt Radford and daughter, d d ct'ed ~ Mrs. George Sisson. man _er, ~n u Yle r~ 1ar Wa yne Pullins and fr iend, Imeet!ng praor to the showma: of Ed Brown of Mineral City spent the fdm. Cards were sent to the weekend at his cabin ot members of the post wlro are 1·11 Sh•de River. 1 • Mr. and Mrs. George Sellers i The film trac~ the history spent the past weekend in Wil-iof the ~•ble Society, begun In liamstown, W. Va., with heri the 1800 s, which ~as been . reo , brotfler and sister-in-law Mr Isponslble ·for placmc the Bible and Mrs. Donald' Pullins.' · Within reach of millioos of peoMrs. Charles Withee left Wed· ple. The film showed early clips nesday for Rio Grande to care of Biblea bem& •ent to soldiers for her arandson, Mathew Wi- ID World War I, and down ·to thee while his mother In confin- the present. ed to the hospital. The program was presented , Clarence Andrews spent Tu<,. by Paul Haptonstall. · chaplain, j day at the Gallipo1is Clinic for 1m observance of the Back To I observation. God Movement sponsored by , tile Amerlcon Legion In FebruCELERRATE IDRTHDAY ary, commemorating tho llllli· Relalives who helped Mrs versary of the four chaplains, 1 Mary Ref'd celebrate ller 81si who went down on the Dor- ' -and soto i birthday recently, were Mr. and chester during World War D. f'f e.._ iR B111i11utes. : Mrs. Jesse Newell. Tuppers Approximately 80 person1 .at- 1 S!rin dry one toad nue • ! Plains; Mr. and Mrs. WatemK~ tended the showing, lnrhuliDJ I 8'lhel wasn.s. I White, Keno; Mr. and Mrs . boy scouts of the eomrnunitJ. Cornp4etely portable •••moves lt'om sink to statap atli on · Ross Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. easy roltina easteiS. Willie Frecker and Mr. Hobar1 Pvt, Lane Arrive~ .. '""'"... Newell and daughter, Shlela, of With 'Old Reliable' Chestt'r, and Mr. and Mrs. Army Private Tommy ll I SEE A D£MOIISTRA HON Norman McCain, daUghter~. Lane, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. · Sherry, Faith and Amber. A Calvin G. Lane, Route 1, Mid- : s;ster, Mrs. Homer DamewOOtJ dleport, has arrived in Vietnam of Akron, telephoned during the will! his unit, the 9th lnfantty Middleport, ·o. evemng. Division. Lane 11 a gr'@lladier ' the "Old Reliable" Div•ioa I which was last stationed at Ft. , mce·y, Kan. 1 Is assigned to Company : A, 3rd IIJittalion of the divi- 1 slon's 47th Infantty. Ri1 wUe, f Elizabeth, Uves at Route 2, ' Pomeroy. . HANDCRAFTED ·• 1 FIVE CENTS 0 da::,.:,s·rr'i~~. D:'~~: Donations Made spent the weekend with Mrs. To 2 Funds by R. C. Sansbury and Miss Sally Ch h C/ , wW bold liS re-'·· diiDer Sdtaal. meetia& Tuesday, Feb. U, at Mr. and Mrs. Henry PomerO\' "CAT 8ALLOU" Jsme Fonda. I AboUt -------------- ·---------ra!' ,,J Around and 1Tile 1\Bddleporl Bullleu Professloaal Women's club ,,.._ __..........."='.............. ._ NOT OPEN '!:1 - "1>!I ~ LODGE TO MEET Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F & i AM will hold a special meeting I Thursday, Feb, t at 7:30 p.m..' at the Masonic Temple. There 1 will be wort for two eandidnle>: in the second degree. Relre!!h-, menls will be ...,ed. All Ma• ter Masons are Jnvfted. 1 I I RE'l'VIIN TO LIMA Mr. and Mrs. Cecli Hill, Ll· returned home Monday af. l ter being called bert due to 1 llineSB of Mr. Hill's father · '-'ullan • HW, in Letart. '!bey alv.!' ,I visited Mrs. Hill's parents, Mr. , and Mrl. Ernest Clart, of Ra· 1 cine. I Your Full Service Bank Is ••• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS $1.00 DESERT FlOWER DEODORANT ' ' 50' $1.29 JERGENS lOTION 79c VALUE 0-TIPS 49' $2.00 DORoTHY PERKINS HAND CREAM 50' $1.00 DOROTHY PERKINS lATH Oil FOAMING aoz. Decorator Bottle SJ QPACOi. THROAT lOZENGES, 45c Value ............ 31c NEW HALO HAIR SPRAY, Sizt, $1.48 Value. 69c G.E. LIGHT BULBS, 24c Val. .... · .... .. .... · .. .. .. 1fc lANOliN PlUS SHAMPOO, ftc Value · ·· · · · · · · · ·' · · 59c \ JOHNSON BABY POWDER, 39c Value ............ ,.. · 2-tr.' DOVE SOAP, lATH ,.SIZE .. •........ ·.. · .. ·:· 2 for 39c MilK MAGNESIA, ,.S.P~.32, oz. ' .. ·...... · .. , ·...._.... 59c INFRA RED HEAT UMP .. .. .. · · ... ·.... •· .. · ...... · $3.98 lANOLIN I Water C"IMl~Jtfon 1.50 Val75c r-----==-----4-5_R._P.M_._ Hits : ........ · ............ 69c 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL Stnnng M<lgs CounlJi ff)f' .,..,. H Y1011 Mmbtr Fedtral Rernw B,um Member FDIC AIIAccountolnoured Up to $15,000 Under Tho Federol Deposit lnouronca CorporiiiH HONG KONG (IJPI) The T~ 1..W~ Malnlchl reportod today the Chi,... Com-lit ,_ atlon ormy had Hlzecl all dolllllflc eMU. alrl.._ Iii China In order to "pnpan for war." An81l1r np11t Hid army penonnel on "cultural nvolutl_.. • ht ..lll had baen ....ned to ~~ Full slgnlflca- of tho Nporh WH not I ilhly known llut tMy apo po~~rod to boar out nporll the army wM _ . , . t . greahr rooponslblllty In the cultural ..-lutlln. A guideline for tho revolution publillhad ,..,.,....., • po~~red to bluep~lnt 1 gradual army ta"-r. ' n Mill sr. ' PRESCRIPTIONE ARE OUR MAIN BUSINESS ' 122 N; IJCOND ' FIE! I~AIIKINO IN IlEAl ' MIDDUPORT. 0~ ' ··' . . ·, ~ •' .' ' ' .. ' ' ·•· ' Rife is Promoted paid to .velerons To .t\irma:ll2.C ·I f 8Jid the KOra•a I · Latrj ,:£,,, )Rile, ' 1011. oL and Mrs. 'c.\ !Uint'Ri. 1 · ler' hu ~ •proinoted to min in the cl••• � 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 02. February 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/. 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