http://66.213.69.5/files/original/78115fa02f176e5093816fa29e94f30d.pdf 5a5e6e8c2ec2f849d7a0ea6ba015b5cf PDF Text Text I ' M~y 'C~itical DecisioRS;· Pace " ,~ot- - . ' dt,y. . • I Aloa In ·-· The moon to 81 Will W II""' t • • dit 101111 dltlnl Al•••lf ......... JD.. dude: . \~ . _,..,......,. -~~- at . -Luool\"itw ·tbl . sva • wr. rollrood tlo.o, treatllJ nl1l !Ormeci • ..... -.oflberlvwbe&1 . . l·---·· ' MONDAY, 30, 1968 ... . DECEMBER .. . . . ~ "HAVE YOU NOTiCED J.l. HOW HOT GmtMG THAT IA!Sl HilS IMPIO\IID I f MY GAMEr.' • ~~~~~pta. a wave of tlie haldcer • IIIIDol _..... ... •wlDl! ' Pleket from hor courH ,by Pau.l G:r:l:a.gle ' Byti THE old year l& 1 At thi8 time, we w1 12 mon1 Old<ll' ' '"' pi, tho lute NEW HAVEN, W. Vo.- PoJI. ~0111 goolo orthoorpn!tics - 1t there are 11\Y- in the ~ establhhed by the per-Mason County school ay1tem, 1001 ' taw ateered 1he grOLII' Ill&)' become a Dali8bl;y word. to lacludo: Tlda is the allepd 9QJ~wof - o\fllltate echools, curriea pi"'J))aed ~ 4 New Ha\'eJIOiiPter., ulum, faeui.Q UK'IptJ.yeicalstatus. of the also pr'"'ed ,..Mason -Recruit new teachers. ' Cowtty Better EducaUCII Auocl· -Sell teachero m stt,yiow. atlon." An organization meetuw will be held at tho clcy bulldlow here January 6 d 7:30 p.m. when a tm~IIIIUOW commltteewUI be IDled lor 1 New !Iaven <hli>ter. Nell Ht,ymaker, wha Is~ By WALTER LOGAN lormsUon of thoao110<lalloa, oald United Pro1aiMBraaUond meetings to form chspiera Ia oti>Arab fllllri'UIIs ~ vowo4 I er eanmun.ltles of Mason ~ ""raiD'' of ..... -··· will be set ... tllralgi'oot 1s'llt. ·•· · - -~ lsrad's CIOI!IDOado strike at Ht,ymaker, who reJOrlod tO pero0111 have alnoadf Jolao4 lilo llllrut al~ l'ilhtiiiii..,.,IA>d New.lla90D CbaJ>1er ~IIIOasOOcl. alq IIIUJI.Arab lrontlero aDd atl.... add iho of lsneJ odd cint of Ito IOol>4p lirl .ooldler~ Wll kDio4 In 000 ~...... ,,,, ......, of"!"' '<hiM>~ . 'l1te Mlddlo Eaot lilhlinl "EY!I'1<QO . Ia 111e llared U tl19 United Slalel 0111 't:oo11Qo lll!IIOII! tho Soviet Union lad IDtenlatl..,. Ia Invited to . meetiDtt al · of the allpart on Jan. 6," add . strike. · lsnel . . . . _ Its Per10111 saokbw ..-rshlp action, Datenao Mlnlotor Motho In the new aaiOCiatlon are reo. Dayan haiiU. lt •• • .. aew quired IOIIID a ala-attest- ~ In larad's deterrent illlltoiiiO !olll(l!low plediJesl ~" apiDSI hor Arab IDea. -That illlnlltore ofedueaUDD ' From Cairo, 1110 AI Fatah yau ...,'t aJi!>w )'0011' put, pres. Arab guerrUia orl!lllliKtlon's ant Dr lblure polltloalalllllaU.... radio ......,.ed tho oheiUQi of to aovom _,. dedolooo. aa lsneli oelllement Sonlar- Thol ~ tt111 actloeb II!P- ..,. of 111'1"' than hoU a dozen )>OI'IIhe oraanlullan. · border Incidents- marllod "lbo -Tholl! )'QU decide not too.,.. first or tho rain" or retanla017 port 1M Maaon CouJt7 Better attackL Eduoat!on Auodatloo, YllU tt111 Tbe radio "'IOice of tho req•ot _.. meonbersh;p be :~·: said a llhllllllll oC lite lllason ADAGIO DANCER'I.: .. Nol Rather, It's Jim Sisson (3:1), Haman 'Trace juni..-, Pllllillll on hlo brakes as he crashes into· Unlo11' ~·a Mike Mowrt: (32) ls Mount.tlkes aMJa trom a a.m.. mate. Union Fur- the H.-a Trace WUdcata 7U9 10 Ida the H._. Trace Holldaj< Tournament 5aturday nl&l¢ al Mercenllle. On 1110 1811, oot ofiiiO aci!OD, ere Dave Dalliels (30) HT, and Ralllly Slnnolt (33), UF. ' ' ......,....J - lee ill J111111l')'llliaf-· Pj ...... of 1111 time lli 'IIIO ~ Bandits Sought · { "PFC Jack E. Rdllns! Bn, Ia l<lloeb parU<fpalil I m81111ier, but Ia oiQ.' dlWI "Roblnsoa. a me,mbet Bid Krue&l'lleh, Germaf a. _...uy balds a'B' I! ··\ By FBI "llarlllll his llt,y In ' wlllt 111o 7th Amy Panocli Cl.., jlmpiqr It altitudes;) i.' ROBINSON'S o4dreoof B, 308Ih SAS Bn., APO N"! i ,.-., --&erf ,...,.Jot ANDY CAPP -';i of3~ Chrt.-. -tl TWENTY YEARS AGO, ......., Gallla TlmK ... J""i ...""" .... . • ' '· D. Wrilbt, 23, . ' Ill '""'-""" """""s In lito atlack. Tho spurt o! border lncldeata · came on the heel• ot. the airport raid. The Uolted statoa caDod Sllurday's u1glrt deotructloo of 13 commercial alrllnon at lite allpart "unluslllled" 11>11, deoplte a , . . . _ to IQI1III7 50 n PhaDIDD Jets to Israel, preued lor Mld!IJ• Eaa~ dl.......,.onl. The Scmeta, with her allies <lllllielnnlqr tho Unllbd state• Offer WCTU Resolution · The She add tho public elrecls of aleobDI now eoetthe UnttedStatea In Am.dent On 7 Bypass JuDdiCt\l :w.a Melp ~ ~.boll> cora- .-ne, f~ F'll'e Returns to Complete illl Job Racine,__, ed again Solurday 1D the Evaao jiiUpOl'l;y, 11111111 otrudunlbotwu RD, extlaauloh a blue al · ChrislmaB Eve. Flramoa add lire Blarlecl again cJto4 .........,.., x. . ec;;;i,'""&utt ~ 1 ~ ~ N~, J"'" a- J. w. dellroylna - . • ·. . 11111-. ' ' ' ' 1Ift. lma1811 lsboinl-. FREE DUDS Tbe Salvallm ArDf¥ free dothlna - - at the ID 12 ,_, Thoradt,y quarlaro, 115 - - - . , . E v - Ill eo.n;y come. Horscbor, lwl 1ooi1 • - - of loal aDd IDeal prQjodo, - - men lllcllcated aa ~J"" ID a !IN whl<h ,.... ~ . Pomouv re-., ;. ID 111o of lite ab:-I'ODID frame ~·~ i~~:,.=:_..-:= 1968 .Area JYews Rev· v,. w. 'I'hl Wol!ollimowudiai.Dor,... ontlno CDIIIIIIW!.IIf to IIIOre 4 ... E.opai ·-lilteU.-1DID'thl· oelllemem or T816r In lbe N...v Desert bel'"' lito Dead Sol, tbe IJ)Okloman Mid. ThQ Aid a laraeli 7011Daler Hurt ·~' 'l!itt' Ja tho I me- ... .OYer 7S' Gallla c.d · &Utll'rlllaw -- EVANSTON, D1. (UPI) - c rlllaN. ' 1o. a~, there'• 1.10dol61: ln1 eeu. When cwnplet.d, ret& · -.. Ylee· PH-ident o{ T b1 . eouq J lrontler 88lllement allacllod Just before mldu!glrt SonJar b;y Arob IIIOITillaL 'I'hl president of the WCDaD'a Otrle-tlan Temperance Unloo (WCTU) about $17 billion a )'Oir, lnclud_ , b;y lbe U, S. Weather todi.J had a New Y8ar'a reaolu;. iDg $5 blllion eaeh for driiJk. tl.oo lol' tbe wtf,le J8tlon: ucurb caUHd crime lind hlahwv acclBureau, oxcludfnl Alaaka and Hawaii, .... 39 ......... baiDtt alccidiam am! promote abstl• dents and a $7 biWan loaa to enee MI'HMW tt. new geaer&Uon." bualnesa as the reault of encu.. zero at Lettlstmm, :Ill o a t. She aa1d 5o-year- ilavelurt>- u.. llr1nldllg 0111 -IQ)<e llb$mdt,y'l blcJo ... 81 · o4..,_.,_ s8Dioelam. Mitnif, Fla. llrL Fnod J. 1'oooe callod lor An estlmeted •14.5 billion lo .· ·.·.·. ··.·.··::-·-·:·-::-· -:·-· .:·· :, :.· .· .•. :.a - A. Sa1u, 53, of Jllt "a Ou:l- crusade qallllt d- on alcohol year, Mrs. Fourth Ava., r••WOII .. ~;0<1- . - aDd alcoholism" 0111 oald Toooo said. milled Ill ValenDa MeljlOrlal )'OIIth Ia "lite hope or 111o lulure Tho WCTU head said tho lfaeJIIal . - aa aocldtitll lbJ.. for 1 •~root~ and sober Amort- churchoo obould au.u.>t to dai' n1a11t DD 1110 ~.p.n lit. ca." "curb tho drunlooll -.chory 7 ~ ~ ~ 0111 lirll*-tlasoclatodcrlme" no. ollbo and lace, and 1nliH fleeted lalltese atatiotlco. 1!111 coaludDDI. ·, Mro. Toole add ldne b 1 r o Tbe JllabwQ Po!roi said SERVICE PLANNED and parealal iaxlcy are respooo' lbo ~ occurred at t:OI A w- Nl&hl ..nice will 1»- olblo ,... 1110 npldly ~sillll p.m, a..Jo.J DD Rt;.J, at lbe ' lin al 8;3jl p.m. 'llleiiiiQ' a11110 .-bor of 1"""11 peq,te coUw ~ COIIIII;J Rd. No. ' .3 RullaDd Churcb Ill the Nu!U'OIIII. through ~neral ho,Piala lor 11a cu drlv• b:Y Clroi.YD n.- will be llli'Hnl aad IIIII· IDI,uxlcation 0111 addiction. An orraat whliel *'""'a lnf· 11. ~ 18, New llaveu, poll. ole. 1111 - . . Jl .......- bJ Sba 1114 thono wwo 47t oleo. lie . . . . _ 88 1U o4 0111 '""" II&. f I a - of 1110 111o 11o1p -- hollc miiQ'o In hoopilalo In "' Rulllnd vwaaa. 1a.1ur1u1 ... cu. 'l1te 19116 - 15 of ...., ..... 511 ~ NEW YORK (IJPI) - Tho 1 Colp., o.troll, lllch. ... Mill A11n. ohooldlle--.. deal¥ ot ...... ~· Go,.,.~. GaJiian trlrl soldier wao ldlled 1 as being behind Israeli "aarea- COilllder afresh wbltblr · slon," oalled In U.N. Securllf euerrWa war was In lllo Council deblte Sunda)- u1g1rt Cor rua warthwldle." sanctl..,. aplnal Israel. Rwosla Iaroe! sent Ita -=~~ dld oot "ule out mllltory book tram loa.. 1o 111o pulliol'lnont. Natlonl to delead Ito rolihril Jordall, Egwt, Algeria 0111 demml tho warld bally other Arob lloles prodaimo4 tho Arab terror llladto tor 1.4NmG whose aa EJ AI alri!DSl' ID ' ' IOfWIIInllll· jol- -111-'weoll. fio . .,, .......1111. <allliW lor 1110 punlslanent of lllo Beirut rold: IIIII - · lonel. Arab <DIIlDIOIIIIo 11'0111>1, was kDJed and ~= who110 otrlkos apill8t lsraaD Atheoo whore two ~ alrliaors lad to 1110 lsraaD allaeked 1110 alrllllar reprisal rold, praised the raid •-<hiM IUD ilre aail far maidllll Leblnon 1 stru11110r hand ....... roe of the Jewi1h state they Tbe dJphmatic war Oftl' want liJollohed. Beirut raid npd wblle lsnel AIIXOO vlolonco struck tho .,....a~ Onb' lsnel $POke ,,.. lonel. linea bountllow larMI'a UP! corre-.nt Ellav Simon quosto in tho 1967 Uklille In J8l'lllalam reported lla)<ao, war. 1ltal DIUon'• military hero, told A1q tho Jardaa mhis poiiUcal lollowen Sunda)- betwoon Isneli IIIII J':"~~ nigllt lhot 1'000111 commando !Drees, lltree adeb · raldo btto Emit aDd Jardaa •• reported Slaldt,y. Jardaa well u J..ebenrm "Were intended Israeli sbells k:D.Ied twcocl1111l1M~ to · brl,. tho Arab states to and woo- Dills Jordanlaa v111ap. lowell tem,poralure .._rlecl _......., ~ -IIOIIIL lll'jDIDI town • Ot& tho couney. ~ 0111 ;.";.d ~Vf of=.,~ withdrawn, Hits car LOOSE NOTES- W~ ....... (oat!Jw) .. bad to ulootell thltr belts''· nnl water tor GoWa ClUCAGO - THE TOJ,L IN FRIDAY'S cnsh of a North CeJ11n1 AlrU..pr.,...Jot-e to271Dde,ywhenSI1eldoa110)', to criUcaleondl· Uaa since 1i1o crUII, died of what '-llal olllclalo callo4 "mul~la hcturea." ftt¥, 22, of Blllew.. Neb., diedatHob' Fually Ro~~tltal. E~ per...,. atiU were hospiiallso4 •• a relllllt or tho cnsll ot O'llare Allport, one In crWcal oondllloo, Six ofiiiO dead ltent sdll UDidenUIIed. An lnves~~Dtor Suaday add tho lll&ht reeordeJ;' from the COhv.lr SBO pve ••II&Diflcant cl~es'' to tbe cause -..u... Jerualem, llneli otrlclal.s said tho Arabs !Ired four huool1o ohslis but did no damage. But, at ft • • • - · lsnell mUitary s)Jilbam• add 1110 Trailer l --.. ...-- -ListontoandJJOsOibiyactotf regular-10'7P'-Aio. cypea or teacher com-Get involved in hlrings~erplaints. lntefldents and abllnlatrative - Lobb;y the ototo legislature peroomel. for better treatment ot teachers. -Olpaise m:1 iJlltltut.l boy~ -Evaluate special CB' regular cotta, If aecesaary• bolll ·levy prq,oiii.L -TO eftl•te, select and elect -Back or don'tback..,.ctalor board members, but oot for tho . certain Wheel Of COACH Duke ..... starlolace tho 19 · 1~9 Blue Devllo are 82 on Dac. 6) want 1110 AC Tbe (l.llll•na an .acrUlc Chudt MeAliN's dribbler& lllot oxtn work. Tho Glllll daU,.back to Februar7,1t oaw Rllpf Hood 1M Jcalng bitr _,._., mad .... N91>-' ... tho joint Ll-Jio.i School catecerta are ·remul Tholma Elliott, execuu,. l Commorca, b:Y JOR. 3, G<tel 11Y United PI'Ooo IMBnatlonal oflho erub. on q r«eelllf. Cedi handed q whl<h olated: "It lad: baldasos, brldpwork,' - · Joalal . ,. 0. Rain of Revenge Promis ·. £·E-~·kl MOTH5R, WI-IAT'S TI-IS CEW. E. Rl<e, ' ' WHEN lte_to_ od lllo Klaalaaljlpl Rlvt plaeea dona 1110 • • ... Schools Targef· Polities New Group in New Haven 1 lD tboae days. The u . . . ODe cont:louou.a rl ROlliNSON, Di&lll .. lllo JIJs. • Ill of IIIIa 11111'1 i 111> IIIII nus qo, rtver .tra ..... able to toilia,tikl fuUJ with lbe ran...., out l b e - trail · River, lbe deep --wblsUeAD< 1ar <011111> of lhe Ollllk - · back and f011 lllo Olllo and West Vlrt 1bere were oo loclu THE pllat iDI:niDOI'Iiatt · :_p()MEROY.~MIDDLEPORT, Ol:iiO. - eo. ....,... wtlrwut Deooted To The I~~~em~~ o/ The Meig.·M_,. Area lrJ, Ill - . rOOGIIIizocJ __ ._, - .........-. at y ttmoi Usllter VOL. XXI NO. 174 fill 'ond Clnclmatl. lit -·~llldj ·• • are Hvenl tboui!I&Dd umea smaller than the ~11181 of tbelr »arent planeta. • memory, Uke • ..u.. ... 21 IJ'IIri. Ill 18 ,.. 1Q 'I'hlt - .. . tbe .....,n at Goo. !!l!odliolllll-perdoa, - than' tho - · ,....... tho muaea of Ill other lltellitea '1111! R1VE:R •IIIIo d., . ·-· ,.......,., oa.l..!Ill'~ ............. . Now You Know at~l!ve, ·D tl ... DII'ala ....... JeuUle .... . tl ·,111 till' ,... ...... ... ... ' "'*"''!'!' . . . . PIJ :tlfPM t. Jlq '~· lion Ia .... ol "'--tromtbe at lbe Gallipolis Do .loac ...,, Jlljuor ~ .t,·tc. ,...,.. /:.. II ' ....., _ _ It on !luodal' l 1110 - · -~~~~ .... ..llale'l YOibw lowi, hllalllllno1141t'Wd n. eenM plaklteea, alii ewa•mon . JeafllaliCOI' lliDd al nduetiW diotha. on 1111 hl&bwon. · ' 'l'c!CII>II!I ~ Jiot of. lfollll to be lacldo4 II dhldOII o1 tbe . f159 mlllloO ~.... llll!rowid Ill S1a1e !quo No. ·1 Jut N.., 5, 'I'hlt lncludu .100 JIIIPI• per f - !Or blgllwt,yo !mum cl@l of ~ IIIIUI'"" i1IJt or 111o lint f500 IIIIUI• beillll uoo4 to noduc:e trallle probloma .. D-. •,.o<IDotlcia. .._.Willa . Sellliol.. DBI -Mq dollllnjl ~ �., ; ~ - :n1lli Doll)' ;llonl.lnel, PoalffW·MidllllliNirl- 0., •· -r ' ' MondaJI, ~cembel: 30, !983 ' 'Barryles·s Oaks Win ~ ' 'L .,, Colleges: Light To the Future . ~ ··.t.a<lo ot '!lf.(at~ce" ;,·one or tbe o "'l.::! pobte <:PI\¥• I~ rebelliciua youths hurHng at.l:l\e ~~!Kired ildminiotratlqns . <if All!e•ICa 's .eolleges •nil 'l"iversilieli. The know!~ bei!!-g dispensed to \hem ls not relev1U1t to t~ .realities and needs of present-day •oc:iety, they cbarge. lillbe eyes of ~n e:rtreme minority. a cOII.ege degree, ~ a draft ca~ is a aymbol or a morally corruPt Establilbment and is something for burning. One prO!ilinenl·educalor admlllthal our educational sya!em is not adapted to the needs of tocl~cy, Butlt never has been, adds Lee A. DuBridge, ·-president of Calllornla Institute of .r ·ecbMiogy and recently chosen by Richard Nixon 10 be presidential science adviser. "Education . "is not for today.'' says DuBridge. "It is OF the past and II is FOR the future." The troubles of today, the gbasliy disruptions and grisly scenes of violence which have taken place on some campuses. ·are not due to the failures of our system, ~ laims DuBridge, but to its successes. We have brought higber education to 50 per cent of our young people, providing more and better opportunities to more of them than at any lime in history. Why not 100 per cent? Scholarship and research have shed Ughl on manf problems which have puzzled the human mtellect. Why are some problems still unsolved? A few hundred years ago no one understood anything about the nature of the universe, and everyone was apparently bappy. Today we are overwbelmed with tbowledge-and we scream with pain be- cause we dOD 't know everything_ Once our colleges taught almost nothing ucept Latin, Greek,J'hilosophy, theology and jurisprudence, an they were regarded as the pinnacles of civilization. Today they teach everything that the human mind has learned-and are accused of living ln the Middle Ages . Because higher education· has been so s u ~ c e s s f u I in so many areas, says DuBrldge, it is now said to be a colossal failure beCause success is not yet visible _iD evel!l' sphere of human concern. And yet, there are six million students now in college, and more are seeking admission every year. Americans are spend- '1:\.i!HM ASKED FOR ITI eolumn Is for young peopit• their prollleDis and pleas~- their troubles and fun. As w1t,h the rest Helen Help US!, ·or U weloomea Iaups but won't ~ 'a. serious question with a bnash-olf. ' _ S8Dd ,-our teenage questions to YOUTH -ASKED FOR IT. care of Reilll Help USI this newspaper. HEADED FOR TROUBLE D~ .Helea: I 'I'D 11; llldltll\Yoewporltlme .lali,ill a ure, 1 mot Jim. At 18, ..,,. Is a 'drop-out, rare!¥ k&ops .. • I ~ Yolk Fr~ lllcl!t. lbe 0011o ·!>ell tiliona 129-121 Sllurds,y ~ <ime back with a 120-89 df<i1.1on over the illinneiOia l'fi>Ors &ollf.u, ·nlllit. Barry, who had o 35.9 ocOr!.c aver.q, is Ol<Poeted to be ~ of 1c!t1on lor at least three weeks but the Oaka position atop tho Westero Dlvlaton Sp. t ... Mrs. JoiUI - relumecl to ber thet didn't BOUDd ript, so I Allies Flo11nder While U.S. Hedges on Paitical Aid ly RAY CROMLEY whatever overcomes a man, to that he is enslaved.-11 BY JACK O'BRIAN Love set: Tennlst Fred Stolle & wife Pat e~pect their second Un,y rac- queteer .... Grover Cleveland's granddaughter Frances Cleveland and Imminent stoekbrokerHarvard grad Frederick Cor .. coran plan a Ma,y merger .. , . Another pro~idster goes :the H•wood route: Cleveland Srowns• John Pettibone signed for a role in ,.Pro~" now filming •••• Late clded against acting and opened a H•wood pub instead .... Henri Sobel, who amounced hs'd wed Ma1.1reen O'Sullivan (wrtil Peter 2:19. The human nee is in the best cond.iUon when it has the greatest de~ree of I i b e r t y.-Aiighien Dante, lllfion epic poet. tul blonde; said he no" has . his own congregation in Boatqfi. Ago of Vulgarity, on aborning news service announc~~ It will fea~re nothing but "real, There was no danger that the proudly independent South Vietnamese constitution writers wouldn't make their own decislona. Tbia reporter was in South Vietnam at the lime. He asked some key U.8. diplomaII why this help wasn't given. It wao refused, these Americana said, because it would be illterferbtg in the internal alfairs of South Vietnam. This is, ipdeed, a strange definition of interference. Or take the Dominican Republic. WASHINGTON-!NEA)A number of years ago, well before the island erupted Time and again, underdevelopt..'ii foreign countries have and U.S. troops were sent ln to prevent Communists from begged the United States for political ai~ in devolaping taking over lbe revolt, a Dominican ambassador asked the slrong political institution&-aid that would have strength- United States to send 300 Peace Corpsmen to his small ened lbem against Communill llubVeuio• and that likely country. would bave reduoed the amowtt of U.S. military assist· · ·Jack •V8ugbn, then bead of the Peace Corps for Latin America, asked what sort of corpsmen were needed-docance and military involvement. Time and again that -aid has been refused, or given tors, engineers, sanitation experts, teachers? None of these, Vaughn was told. What was needed, said with such lack of enthusiasm as to be meaningless. Tab ooe nample. A f.., years bact, when the Sooth the ambassador, was lot the United States to send 300 VIetnamese were wrWnc tlaelr oew national eonttltutloa, representative young people from various communities in Sooth Vletnameae leaden this reporter talked with be- the United States. Tbe Dominicans would send these youths lleYed that ·they could do a better job if lbey bad acees1 to ·. to towns and viUages aU over the country-to live. Then t:1e local Dominicans could talk to them on a day-today ~ · nperleaee of other <Ountrles. Tbey cllda't want to . . , any forelen constitution. But they did want to plet basla about how their communities are run at home. The, Dominican villagers thereby would. learn many ... cHoHJ mr:eettfulldtas from other Ianda. · -l t was as Dr. Rbbert Andrews Millikan, the Nobel Prize· thingr and adopt those which seemed to Ill their needs and , . · winning pbysicist once said. " When I start ou~ on som~ wi.'Shes, . reaearcb I want to find out wt1at all the other.." men have Ao 11. tur•ed· out, the tey problems thai surfaeet In the \done in this fiet'd before" me-to profit by their sucCesses revolt were pretenl In -lar&t meature becaull! of .the !~:k ol stronJ deniO<,atk political loolitullaao. and their mistakes.' ' . _. Men were availa~le to give the SOuth, Vletna.rDese that The United stateo sent millions of dollars into the Dcill!lni· can RepubJic tor a numbet of years. Per rerson, tOr that "ex~'ience . " Dr. Royama Masamichi, the great consli· tutional lawyer of Japan, was one non·A~rtcan. exampft. period, it '!as on~ of the major recipient~ o U.S. ai~. When · constitutlorial experts' those aid .ft.gures: "ere analyzed, economK' .a rJd ifledJC41; aid· in Korea, Gr~al Britain, the Uniletl Sljltes, West Germany, "'il* iliMh, but lbe amount of aid giv~n to i!O!p tbe DominiThailand and in a tiOflt oC other countrJ~s . These eJ!:.fi\8rl· can:s .d"evelop strong political ins,tltu.t1~ ....:,; ,or tbei,., own enco!d . men could t..ve been broqght in, rwt as advlaeos •. choosing wa• so small 1! ·l!l'rtlY showed in tbe lig¥res. but as "reference 10urces''- men whO!e brims could haw~ been picked by the South ~ietnomeoe. '' Ct~re 1outstandin~ . ,t burning sex stories" .... FootbaU l!l'e&Wnol!ie atar Jim Brown told ThooY ID1ilZine be and his wile Sue wiU divorce ''Without WJpleasantDeasu becaute 1 b e '•diUn't seem able to keep up ' with him.. now that he'• ..Jim Brown Movie Star. n Nancy Stnatra•s ex, Tommy Sands. ls a showbiz dropout temporarily, working toward b I 1 Master's in Engtlsb at tho Unlverslt,y of Hawaii; wants to be-come 11 writer .... Michael Caine made homrlms hialrsdemark IR films but in ..The Magu1n he'll wear contact lenHs •••• catne•• our · ootlon of the llnolt 11111011g the young •ctini set .... Poul Newman's prettier. but .... The local temperature plum • metedv probably mad beeaun Hugo Winterhalter cbeckocl Into the Warwick ..•. Even apti1B1 have their topical indterl: asked-lor dish at the Seafare of the Aegaan, II "Steamed Hod &tapper, ~a Sl;rte•• .... When Jackie Onasslo Jelled to Srorp!o& lor lho holldau. her secret packet to, aurptlte Aril- totle contained holdop and deli- catessen tro'm NathaD's, ol Con~ eylaland and now Tlmeo Sll!w'o. Saltptor VIdor ~ It tha Ardal~ Water Wboel with IJ'rJ, cia CatJzy 1,ynn (li,e also O..o Heart & Soul Rocor<l CO.) wao celebrating his dellibt with the bust of l.yoclon Jolwon he'd Juill prelellled to Ladfblrd at lho White House .... Lwairy li be· ing chain--stored where once .v- erylhing had to be ~ and unique: the XOndl Jetoet PllllDOn In Fl'001>01'1. Grllld BablliDIS 1 wtll haYe ~Uebel Acapulco, etc. - ,. JJ1 S!><IJn, Switzerland, . Hurne c~n ood Wile Je101ca Tand,Y_ are pec~aalni all ~r lhOJrical meiOOI'oblila to pre80111; ,to tbe Sr\Ut~ llllllluUon. 'lb,e wlfo 'of Asb!Ain Gaaella, LBJ'o periiCIIal oeeretary, pre' oenled ber bulbsnd with • ...,. natned Qeolrrey and hlo middle m#C~er - 1Jolinlon .•.• •The •. LonriO\I Sillerl caace""' lbelr . Jan. Latin Quarter engapmcilti Pinworms Are Common; Eggs Easily Spread ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. be treated at the same time. A mother writes thai her M e a D w h II e, lbey should chUd recently Dlayed with scrupulously w as h lbeir some cblldren w6o have pinbanda before meal and worms. Their mother ta\eo alter eacb trip to lbe tollet. a Ughlhearted at lit u de No quaranlimi ·or fumlplion toward lh1a lnfeolllion but Is necessary. lbe writer Is worried and would like to lmow wbelher her ehUd could get IJlmrorms· by lUJt playlnl With thole • ellllilreb and whelber she should keep her ehUd borne uDIIl, U be baa the worms, be baa gotten riel of them. Pinworinl are I n d e ed cDlllmon u the Ulhthear!A!d mother Jmplled. F. cblld will not get them from jOlt behlli aroUnd eliildNn who bavel:bam but that doeo increase b1a cballces. Here Ia they .are tranamiltatl. Pillworm egp with a diameter of about 1111!10 111 an iilc:h get on one 'a fliijera or food and • are swallowed. In the cligeitive traet they batch and mature. Wben a female pillworm 11 fuU of eggs sbe works ber way out of the digeatlve .tract, Ulually at night. The anal itc~n ·, ~~o .not enougb to .waken the 1\oit ()ul may ciiUI!!' lcr•"''llnl- The tiny egp will remain Otl lhe filigen or under' tba naiiJ and on the obeels. ·~ ntgirt clothes. Ml\kinC the !Midi I!Dd putUng the J!IIJat~lu' away wm oond. the · (lito jll8 air. and .wherever 'lhel~nd they are ready to li\1 ~ . aledl op and ilafl tbe eye! · . over ag!lln. , Tblsli\Oiber'~ ~hlld. mar or " )!lay . not , line go~a piiiw0J111a,..' Jt '" 'balil'i.'W~"Iil . , nd ~~\10 treat Ilia(, IJ, bj! hit, fltij wliole fam•IY•j f•kl . -~ r, 1t 1i'"\"l l"t ... ~,r, : ' " . ' ' ·~~ ....'1 ,">; • L...ij,-:-"...... ~Hrlfll each BERHfS tile• '• • • T • • Law never does anytbillll hive l enough of legislator& prom• ising to do tbat which · llws cannot do.-Heitry. Foi:d, American industrialllt. . constructive. we ua· .· Cage Seores · B~ United Prell International 61 Cleve. Holy Name Cleve. - IIC Cleve. Lourdes 60 Cleve. :l:ania- dlsmplons and will the ~·.- . the NWijll-' J.9 ~ ti er)temlll( Jlll .... t\llf.J.es,;.nto. :r...iil i111J ;"~-.Iiiii~-~=: .•.-· ~-- . _ IIi 1ardf Pllled ~.,. re..trlal, oo of 1t lllid ..........., ... "'-l olx ,ri. l'otf Lomrnoi.a ofactiljft. . •corocl lba oilier New Vork al- I rolled oot last week to pass and avoid the rush that s..et up the halfback draw.'" EniJ Bubba Smllh, who b!O<ked • llekl p i try by Cleveland's Don Cockroft: "{ studied Cockroft kicking in the movies. I figured II I could get throuah tbe line two steps and throw up 11\Y handB, with my height (6-loot-7) I just might TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS ~[ll ~~ 5 ~~ BEDFORD Meigs Local S.D.. ·: ..... 4.90 ~~ l't"'l5J=' &;~ ~Iii: ~~ ~~- ~"' ~~ l':l:> :i ~ . ~~ ;!~ <r"' . ..~r.. .. . .- block it." Weekend Sports Summa.ry S.turdl,y cha.mpionship as Joe Namath ADELAIDE, Australia OJPO threw three touchdowns passes -The United States am Austra- in a 27-23 victory over the lia split the Onol two alngleo O&klaoo Raiders. matches ~ won the Davis the ~ Americans Challenge Rllund 4-1. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPO -The South beat the North 28-7 in the 31at annual m~ro,y 1.60 26.50 .60 .66 .26 33.80 Iootball game• CHESTER Eastern Local S.D.. . .. . . 4.30 2.60 Meigs Local S:D, • . . • . . . . 4.90 2.50 23.60 26.50 .60 .60 .66 .26 31.80 .66 .26 84.80 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - Terry McMillan threw Ulree touc:hdow"D passes to lead 1.50 29.90 .80· . .86 LEBANON • Eastern Local ~!>- . . . .. . 4.30 !r.oo Southern L...._~.D. . . . . 4.90 2.00 23.60 24.00 .80 .86 .26 81.90 .80 .86 .26 31.80 LETART Southern Local S.D. . . • • 4.30 2.60 24.00 .60 ' .86 .26 82.90 OLIVE · Eastern Local S.D..•.•.• 4.90 8.00 23.60 ;80 .86 .26 82.30 COLUMBIA Alexander Local llllosourt 1o a 311-10 <t>•et victory sp. . . . . 4.90 ORANGE .. " Eastern Local S.D. . ... • i .t.SO RUTLAND . '. . Meigs Local S.D.••... . .• ,f.SO 2.60 · Rutland Village . . . . • . • • 4..80 1.40 ·z.oo SALEM . ' Meigs Local S.D. .. .. • .. . 4.90 . s:n... .... :.. ·· Village .. , •• 7 · -. ,,.·a•." •': 1.60 23:60 ' . ~.60 " . .60 \ . ;._;.. '26.$0 4,00 .26 87.20 a.u . live ewer for ~ Oakland ill frGnl U.:iO·leiQI In the llnal period. Alidn8CII quickly the IID01 " the aHowed Ml,l'nard twice lor key eoaulng klc:koll. Moynard with then the Weltern title last week, was given a massive rush by the Jets defense which lim1ted him to Fred Blletnlkoll's ZS-fard scoring catch. scoring strike a the at oearly "The last paaa ;.~~~ soooped up SU]lOOsed to go . fo AtldnBOil said bllteriY,, ":::::!~ came up .ad tu.i'Ded ... another great catch..,. on Oaklancl'o lalt' George Blanda booted three field gvals of 27, 9 and 20 yardo attack, with two remaining, Lamonica for Oakland. .. I wouldn't sa,y this is the the Raiders deep Into Nvtf Banuzak scored ~m a five-yard run and unperturbed PeW greatest game," Ewbank shouted through a mouthful of water after be was la!rled lnto the shower by the celebrating Jet players. ."There have been a lot territory with p&Siel ·t:,!fli' yards to Blletnlkoll' 81111 " or games equally satisfying•., Namatll, an eligible bachelor, came up with the understate- Charlie Smith and It as a fumble. Ralph grabbed It to smother the ment ol the season for him when be said .. Don"t ask me about Brtltlmore, I can't even Raider attempt at vletory. Warren Wells. On a the Oakland a swing pa.81 threw YOUI lilT What bow RATES OF TAXATION J.'OR 1968 &;~ .""""""". . ,. . .b:~:~~ · ~· IIJil8 tl:lat beat Kansas City for OWir Allbuna in the Gator BowL SA.'I FRANCISCO (UPO..c Ronnie Jdmaon ran Cor one twehd.owa and passed. for 1 - r to belp the ,....rdog West IM!It the !last 111-7 in the 44th annual Shrine Classic, What Would Happen If A Fire Destroyed ., Yo11 Home? we did in October (when the Could you afford to buy 0 new he. me or rebuild : home? You probably "fire and extended cove,.. 1 age" insuronce with your mortgage., but i·S thi"S ough? This might only poy m_ortgoge . See us llrowno vtc:e. because I thool!ht they (the week's victory over Dallas, BrOWns) 'thight be conscious of not this ·mueb ... and one In the third to eoual the t"'n i Zll.yard .... · aftcl ballet step that beat clefeoiler D... Gr11100 to lha c:ornc ot the P lion. .lliD Tomer, the lealue'o loadlna 1aoror kicked field IIOall of 33 ani! 26 yards Ill lie Jell unllmbeJ'od lholr other polnt.mikiq · to keep lha Rali.lera in check. Daryle Lam o n 1 c a, after tbrvwing tlve toucbdowns in the - - ... Cleveland Browns : Coaeh Blanton Collier: "Bubthey said at the National ba Smith's block of Cockroft's Fond>all League championohip field goal attempt was a key. game Sunday' The low trajectory of the kick Baltimore Colts: allowed Smith to block lt. I we Hallback Tom Matte, who make the field goal, we go tied a record by scoring three ahead and that might have touchdowns : "1 have avergiven us the momentum we age speed and I consider myself needed." just an average back. ., Defensive line coach Ed Quarterback Earl Morrall: Modzelewski : .. They were just uwe tried to establish our sky high for this game and we running game early. We started just feU Oat. I rt'lt there would with a halfback draw and it be a little letdown after last worked real good. I called lt mainly• SUndl.y was Mattr's 48y, as lle ran for two touchdOWAS In the second period In pursuance of law. I, Howard E . Frank, Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio. do hereby give notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar o1 property shown on the General Tax Duplicate of Real E•tate, Public Utility and Peraonal Property within said County for the year 19€8 is aa follows: 1 ~ . P88HI . - 14 ~~-~ Ddo ...~ "" .tl.- were • • ...,. defending think aboot girls today. • 'The last quarter had all the CLEVELAND (IJPD - But ___________. ,____________ . -.J beating ., Just An Average Back-Matte th0u8h be returned to the game after receiriJW nitdlcatlon, was oo tbe. doubltul Dot for MlamL I I Browno 34~ llmday ood will represent the NFL in tilt- ultrarich lnter..J.eague Utle pme 1n Miami'• OrangE~ Bowl next moa.th. Ewbank was given the game ball , IOJIIething reserved for players this season, in reeognltion ol his building the Jets Into champiooship callber. He nurtered Joe Namath rrom a rich rookie to ~ richer veteran during his coaching tenure. Namath paid off with hi• finest se&fJOJl as a leader. From a braab $400,000 bonus quarterback, the former Alabama star turned into the team inspiration and was of[ensive captain this year. Three 'ID's Broadway Joe threw tbree toUchdown passes. one less than his season's high, and each one was worth approximately $3,000 as the Jet& hauled down a wilmer's share of about $9,000 championS. !>Jnith sul!ered o . BI>~Rod{~·· ·~.. and, In 1958 and 1959. . Beltlmore best lho Cievel811d lor attempted Browns' Aeld goal was called by Browns' coach Blanton Colller the key play o! AMh. ]...OOCIIe be looll.o<l forwvd 1o I!J'OOting lho Colis he ooached to Nattonol Football J.oague dtam- piomlhlpo that would keep bbr.i" out of the Mlamlgame. LJ Plttll mlit liN 4ttltlls 1'14 fttt htlfalure .:J. =~hont ~· et llofntlo ..., . . ~. !Mnl· . "Thin~ not 'toot I liatle • • "New bell r•••· .e'-. ·Papf" Aliother Colt uncertalncy is gigantic eoo Bubba Smith, whose Orot,period blO<k or Ill I 1111 .........., In I'_. pme Sllnll4-, said cracked rib or another 11\lury .O..UTYORI?£0 ZENITH DEAlER AND CORPORATIONS c clw'nplonsblp meet the Colts in the third anrual ••s..ver Bolrl" at warm Miami on Jan. 12, had bolter not take Matte at his word it they want to have a chance of skiJI)lng the Baltimore el!Press. At the moment, Matte, who ...,.ued the NFL title game record by scorirw three touchdowns in SWda,y•s clash, la an uncertain starter for the St.per Bowl. He took 1 hard knee in the back late in the game and was woozy in the dressi~ room. He wAs scheduled for exami,.tion ln Bai.Umore to determine whetl!er he hao a - - - - - - - STAll - - come to abolil!h the law and the prophets; I have come' ' not to abolil!h them. but ·w 1! fulfill them."-Matlhew 5:!-7; ~ m or I~ a a ....e ' IOoiq otHii< behiDd the 27-j!Oint .-Ina of WWie ul'm just an averqe back." but the National F-U Lequo champion Baltimore Colts say that's a lot of baloney. So do the Clovol.aoo Br01rns, who have Matte chleOy to blame lor the 34-0 blosUrw they took in Sunlay' • !rigid battle for the NFL croWn In Clevelanll SladiiBR- the ftrot shutout hanll' ed Clovelaoo in 143 games. And the New York Jetl, who relgp as American Footblll I nons do have a tlcb- I.Jnsae lo and Mro. talned ChrlotmU, i,q W!tb,&Q!! maintain. RicardO Mootalben'l In Ha- 1l,r dlnaer party, GIRo were 01<ellllnpd cmtJq' \ ~alt for a reunion with hl1 .:Jn, Marl&:. oa R, Ill R. leave from lho 1101. ~ lncludod L I oa . Mnlce In VIetnam .... Rlcu- F_orrali ol lolldllleport, ._Hq dd a other oftapring, Laura. diD-. ber flrll Cbrloimao with ber eel with South Amerlcao Antoine tll'andporenb; Mr. and Mra.llobMardlrosalso at lho ~sh Pa- ert Goldsberry and children, Bob, the very nice ldda dlseovereclthe vUkln here, wbere ·a l1U1e bird Mike, K.llh and Dame, New.llaehorus 81111 ohowplllhorsprolll- C. otooi j1liOOII) wblopsl'idthe,y'U ven.i Mr~ Reed Fernll, Mid- i eoade ....... to nudity u lho Jolalary 1919 ... 1101. dleport, 81111 Jojree, llonD7, ood · cafe laws allOw; and lie 1M- -tbat•aIn' like Jimmy BUrden. " •. now • Mr. Ralrden wao dlomlolod T ...E WELL CHILD Gi frlml the bc!opl!al Juill prtar to , Cbrllllnwl after havlnc beCII..,._ l1nod for two WIOks. over CLEVELAND (UPI) - Toon Malle '-"" It to 1'"' otraigl1t, Tht qu~l• ty g~J on ~lor,. I he n;uTt¥ .roes on• - --- ------ Mia's rna unannounced it), ~w­ ed up at Cbarllas with a buuU- • • • ~~ Or.._ Browns Defeated, Mistak·es Costly N~w ZP nirh " Zenetle" c ~n mo~.ke life tun again . Pr~c ls ion amplili - ~~~__!Ill !if;W YORK (UJ>D.-11'11 .. Did , _ W8ljk lor Weel> lllid ' lha Baltlmon COlli In the fklpor Bowl u. - . ·.POW"' blo palBICb In aa be ut In lilo ..m.l c1ta1r lha New 'York .reto rallied ror • 21.:a vtetory the Oal!Jaoo Raldo•• Ia lhe IS Jllll'l!o II! 1J1o Jll!al period, lnl!udluf, a lle-l>rn"IJC 20-taat !lOOk ,wil!l H ,..... left, io be~ ~ """ New and. lbiol!ln ~ a - -801. . ' and Blll1 .... !hun. Jean Hersholt"s son Allan de- are slaves of corruption: for Lopn Warren Armotron& led tho Oaldand •corlna againlt M!Jine. 101a with 2S and 22 poia!B reopectivel¥. Charlie Wllllama · had 22 fer.· the Pipers. Roolde Walt Piatkowski came ra roon fro m :! Mioo-Lolh ic"ll circui rs. Wl'il!_hs onlv 1/6 oun ce and !(uod for most mold losses. Co me m lor a tl£' monst ratio n of Z e n irh ·~ n1·w ZenL"Ci e. l r m ol y be ru:,t ri8hr fo r ~ou 1 WWism Zetcler and children, Plkkola. IJiu1 v~ ~ , Bitch 81111 lloallna, and lfr, and Buatriee lUnabart; Fo.Y ~: carol)'a Smith lloclllclrcJibyWoi'JII. ; Mro. R, S, Zoltllor, .. ctn. ard. . . ey, 81111 Kim, Belpro. Mro. cr., lloYIJ bu rolunted from awaek'o vtolt 111 T\l(edo wljh her ~-lnoali, ~ · ro. ,., .a Cnry DaYIJ, Jr. 81111 <lllldren, letter all the time. Talk to your guidance eoun- They promise them free· dom, but they themselves l.od U., Cl!all!o.l!llil U Jol..,, ' _ . . . , tlq)r .._ • ~ P,Oinl ~ ~Mil· but ,."'!el-od lil "'~ li> llirn bock !flo! Notor lnd dOoe to Mlanj! Fiorf!l)Ans"' edied IIIII wiiitllt •'l< pmea lft .lllil ·~ New Drl...,. BuCCOMetOIOT-106 DMaa- lea4iq ~rs. Dare! and lbe llooaton MP.e#cko beat Carrier and Moon lad the the Los Angf]eo Stan 93.83. , Henry 4 ~to lilt ail 11 League ...In the boll~ theme. noldlburC. It woo oornod b.Y woonen ollho Quoilll of Mr. 0101 Mro. llart Jackoao1 Clu1otlan O!urch. Dav.._t and 1am111 and Mrs. -oo1rw 1r<.1n Meiaa COUnl¥ lllldred ZeiSler over lho' holiwera 'Ilt-lal'reeller, MIJd. day were Mr. Olld Mro. D. ·a. red Hawley, llilrtt. !(.,.ted, Nan Grimes and daulhter, Kafe!1, ol EllicOtt Clt;r, Mel.: Mr. and Mro. Moon, Matpntl'Voolil, Vlbria, apologized. ru never forget her answer. She said, •1>ebby, I've been hurt so much that all the things you could possible do to me wouldn't hurt me half as much as some kids have. 11 This year Jeanette isn't in atlY oC my classes, but every time I see the girls teasing her I thing of what she oald. as he's known for being a deHeien, I think she might be · linquent? - H. Y. oot bad Iooidng if sbe lost weight Dear u, and stopped thinking of herself I think youtve caught it! - the as a lost cause. Is there any"save him" virus that makes a thing 1 can oo. or wwld the kids nice girl break out all over with just laugh at me if I asked them reformer's bumps. to help? ..... WONDERING Natur~ly Jim fascinates you. Dear Won: He's d111'erent. and a little danA few kids would laugh, but I gerous, andyou're5l.JREheneeds lmow there are many who reel just one good lnfiuence - you as you do, for I get your kind me par-. atn 1ets Wiri 2,7~~3, thO •lbotr taurlb • - JdP H f9r New York. -iutjyo ...,., ~ Smilh ·'l1lorW ........ 17 ol bl.o Rod<elo b,y ";*\'<D pmea, r .. In OGier pmo1 ~· Deavar boat lbO Dallu ~rail 102.e2, lho KeolljdQColonel• trf&lped , the !!loW VP!:k Nolo IJS-Ile In .. .erli~ lie Guards • • • J u lead lho I'UIIIIe"'l> llfn\'O< Of.- Sorority . .• .; ·Tho .80th bll'flldOJ·otlle.~­ : 0101 Mro. X..otb Mdi3h~J~o7, omicron Chopter of Della Gamma was oboarvedalaOirll!f,' Jim Hood of Fountain VaHq, Calli. otoppecl for a brleJ vt .. mao - I t the Jac..... C2u1111>. It with his famll¥ ~e enrGorte lan Cllurch. Racbol 81111 Jack w..-ot lo New York lor addltiooal trainInc pertaining to his ernplo.ymant Jaokaon prorided )t:!~~· mutic ~ lbe event, uid~ ••• llf8hl Ollllneer. Slanlq, also of JackaGn, 'ela!Aid - r t Sharp lo ......,.rsllq: a Olrlatma'o 'story Hdtled "Oo !Jam recent ..,. OIJI'1I81"1 at Sl. You Beli.W· tn Mtraelea." Ala ~ Hooplta] In COlumbus. . fehnliad <!lllductod • He • • returned bore to lho brief ' 1 \U.i'U• ......... tnl}....tna. hOme'i<>t ·Mr. and Mro. Paul u.p.. . ·. l loallall by Mr. and Mrs. Gll!lll lha~ '· ,.,.. 11e brUnch lbe tableo10,ara' Sharp 81111 SCII, Iloanle, of ROJ· regard spinach as a weed. NEWSPAPER. Fort BemJna. GL Tbursday after lfiiOidlnii a week Mr. bore·........ their and Mro. llllllln . _ and Mr, NEW YORK - off lfie SMITH HURT CUPO- Three BALTIMORE (UP!l- Defengunmen stole $20,000 trom the sive eoo Bub\;o Smllh or the Diamolll Club at Shea Stadium Colts WBI llmplna from an Surxlay five hours after the New inJured left ankle today, a York Jets had beaten the souwnlr of Surllay's Nadonal 08kland Raiders 21-23 ror the Footl>lll League ~onshlp Am e r i c a n Football League in Cleveland won by championship. Baltimore 34-0. The men, carrying autc:rnatlc Smith went to the hosPital lor pistols, lied up the offtee treatment ~ night but oald ma~~tger and three other he thougtrt it was only a bed helpers, sprain. On Birthday :. :. Success wouJd certainly rank as a momentous scie_ntific a c h i e v e m en t, but chances are 1t would make no difference at all to countless small fry who already DRESSED ENVELOPE TO HELEN BOTTEL, CARE OF THIS tl!ey . ~. otu "~ \ .Ill: ~~ ·~- . ~ ~ ~(., , . . -wbllo ·JI\I!l ·· PWa:*- le!nd · a ·• _ . '1n ~Foll~· 1110 -oni! ~...._.,, Pme lated. TY RULES FOR MATURITY :• SEND A STAMPED, SELF -AD- . ROB JETS NEW YORK to desp1sed garden weeds as nourishing as present food plants, such as spinach. Spinach happens to be a good example, since it is Wlder the most intense study in the effort to decipher the secrets of photosynthesis , the complex chemical process by which green plants transform sunlight, carbon dioxide and water into food com· ponents, fats and proteins. Once they learn how spinach does it, re. searchers hope to dupHcate the process In the laboratory to produce a chemical which, sprayed on weeds, would convert them into food plants. They report progress. Several plant elements that initiate and control photosynthesis have been iso- FOR YOUR COPY OF "TWEN- """"'r. who t>SrtlaiJ.1 · torn~ 'II• of \'fo lett !<nee ,In ~ at the University of California. They are looking into posslbUlUes of expandin~ our food supply by making hither- You'd be surprised how nuch you'll help yourself in the process!- H. ·Were 0 _..,.. atliln't. I~ U a nice mess of weeds shows up as the piece de resistance on your dinner table in the not too distant future, blame scientista: selor and see If you can't cook up a "Help Jeanette Club!' lho1 . "'#erilll· a . Competition for Spinach of .~ - ......,._ , , t'l~ without Rld< Barry, the, Allltjican jlo,t!etball Aosocl- to work down ll1rou!lh their dedant rhetoric to tbe eore of their true, and actually gentle, He "!!d , . be had a wife and let your parents decide whether lOft, \Hil' ~ be tells me be was be ia saveable. And listen to ju>ll ldddiiJC. I don'tknowwhlchto them! They can see things a lot be11eve•. J guest rm _,Pretty n.\ive. more clearl,y than you, right now. JJm has been very alee to me. - H. What - l e soy about him does- Dear Heieo' n"t seem true. He 'Ia t. to be Lut year Jeanette cametoour with. ,IDd never pta fresh. He school. 9te wasn~ attractlve. walkl .hoine after work at S!e was so fat she wacklled, and nltlll; I~ 111m about his rep. her hair was cut very ohort. utatlciG, · .,.S he Aid he wowdrft lite ate lunch with her baby sisever burt a alrl Uke ·me. But be ter (five year~ younger). IIUl Ul<eo his wild crowd, aod The "group• made an kinds the "ltreet" glrll. ~ tun ~ her. They played jokes I knOw I should '•top walking and teased her, 81111 were aw' . _ with him ond l.aH 111m not fUll¥ mean. She just smiled and to cill. a.t Pd like to keep him took it. aa ' l,rlflld, oot a 1>oa1. friend. · one day I said something le Jut thet,e were and • QUid< ~ to thole crikco r.........,. differentness attracts him too, but not so mueli that be will give Ill> his wUd erowd. Find out more a1>out him beale.·'M me ~ JDO:re Utan a month, Core this pa any farther. Then, and l~. aa l.u~ lrooble mak- II Jim is not as bad ali reportor, ..J1artin1 !lihls aH the time. eel, invite him to ~ home and Would lhia hurt my .._talloo, Till, ~tand 04*• 'have flrod ' "liY WILLlAN "!;; 'WIIJ'I!Il ,_ WAlliiiNGTON - The _,._ celebt1itod by real ood . . . . c h t - aa lhltl#Jho birth ing Sl5 billion a year on higher edooa:tlon. of lie Ilion of God lhla and this wiU increaw by ]0 per cent or UID!.t Ill an ~tmoaphen In whkh mor¥ each year. .mwo ·ot ll1e academle )'I!WII are• When times art' changing slowly, then lnalstln.lr: that ..God ta dead." ~ paat. present and future merge into one The aasertJOn Ia ~ ~· continuous patttrn. But in times of rapid change . the present appears .to be ·a d.Js· · onl1 to lho trui,V ploui but alao continuity between the- past atld the future- to llet ~obi¥ ireator and no educational poJicy seems ~equate -..mber f1l Ul who are v~ tar to bridge the gap. in>m pieb' but - ottn ·beHevo Turmoil is an inevitable characteristic with our beano what we do not of a rapidly changing world, and an educa- praetice In our live• or per~ tional system not in turmoil, DuBridge points oul. would be one that is surely alwaya aeeept in our ccpaelou• mlnda. dead. ADd ~.. tho )'<1111111 rebelo, Imperfections there are. But these imthoul!b undoubtedly motivated In perfections are going to be cured, says DuBridge. "not by wrecking but by im- port by a almple, olcl-tashloaod proving the strPCture- which ~arries tbe desire to _ , "the atatua torch of learning, the torch of civillzation, quo'' and their elders, are tar on to future generations. 11 more lender than Iough II Cllly lho adult coo be patient enouglt lor total tranaformatlon. Your .• ..r~-·· Bt unllod ~~rO.oiiJietnallonol doesn~ . ' Tackle Monty but Clark: "We played tho Colts the same wo,y won 30-110). Thlngo didn't work out so well this time ... Owner Art Modell: "The bubble burst, I gue85. '' Davis-Warner Ins.. Phon• 992-2966 114 Court St. �., ; ~ - :n1lli Doll)' ;llonl.lnel, PoalffW·MidllllliNirl- 0., •· -r ' ' MondaJI, ~cembel: 30, !983 ' 'Barryles·s Oaks Win ~ ' 'L .,, Colleges: Light To the Future . ~ ··.t.a<lo ot '!lf.(at~ce" ;,·one or tbe o "'l.::! pobte <:PI\¥• I~ rebelliciua youths hurHng at.l:l\e ~~!Kired ildminiotratlqns . <if All!e•ICa 's .eolleges •nil 'l"iversilieli. The know!~ bei!!-g dispensed to \hem ls not relev1U1t to t~ .realities and needs of present-day •oc:iety, they cbarge. lillbe eyes of ~n e:rtreme minority. a cOII.ege degree, ~ a draft ca~ is a aymbol or a morally corruPt Establilbment and is something for burning. One prO!ilinenl·educalor admlllthal our educational sya!em is not adapted to the needs of tocl~cy, Butlt never has been, adds Lee A. DuBridge, ·-president of Calllornla Institute of .r ·ecbMiogy and recently chosen by Richard Nixon 10 be presidential science adviser. "Education . "is not for today.'' says DuBridge. "It is OF the past and II is FOR the future." The troubles of today, the gbasliy disruptions and grisly scenes of violence which have taken place on some campuses. ·are not due to the failures of our system, ~ laims DuBridge, but to its successes. We have brought higber education to 50 per cent of our young people, providing more and better opportunities to more of them than at any lime in history. Why not 100 per cent? Scholarship and research have shed Ughl on manf problems which have puzzled the human mtellect. Why are some problems still unsolved? A few hundred years ago no one understood anything about the nature of the universe, and everyone was apparently bappy. Today we are overwbelmed with tbowledge-and we scream with pain be- cause we dOD 't know everything_ Once our colleges taught almost nothing ucept Latin, Greek,J'hilosophy, theology and jurisprudence, an they were regarded as the pinnacles of civilization. Today they teach everything that the human mind has learned-and are accused of living ln the Middle Ages . Because higher education· has been so s u ~ c e s s f u I in so many areas, says DuBrldge, it is now said to be a colossal failure beCause success is not yet visible _iD evel!l' sphere of human concern. And yet, there are six million students now in college, and more are seeking admission every year. Americans are spend- '1:\.i!HM ASKED FOR ITI eolumn Is for young peopit• their prollleDis and pleas~- their troubles and fun. As w1t,h the rest Helen Help US!, ·or U weloomea Iaups but won't ~ 'a. serious question with a bnash-olf. ' _ S8Dd ,-our teenage questions to YOUTH -ASKED FOR IT. care of Reilll Help USI this newspaper. HEADED FOR TROUBLE D~ .Helea: I 'I'D 11; llldltll\Yoewporltlme .lali,ill a ure, 1 mot Jim. At 18, ..,,. Is a 'drop-out, rare!¥ k&ops .. • I ~ Yolk Fr~ lllcl!t. lbe 0011o ·!>ell tiliona 129-121 Sllurds,y ~ <ime back with a 120-89 df<i1.1on over the illinneiOia l'fi>Ors &ollf.u, ·nlllit. Barry, who had o 35.9 ocOr!.c aver.q, is Ol<Poeted to be ~ of 1c!t1on lor at least three weeks but the Oaka position atop tho Westero Dlvlaton Sp. t ... Mrs. JoiUI - relumecl to ber thet didn't BOUDd ript, so I Allies Flo11nder While U.S. Hedges on Paitical Aid ly RAY CROMLEY whatever overcomes a man, to that he is enslaved.-11 BY JACK O'BRIAN Love set: Tennlst Fred Stolle & wife Pat e~pect their second Un,y rac- queteer .... Grover Cleveland's granddaughter Frances Cleveland and Imminent stoekbrokerHarvard grad Frederick Cor .. coran plan a Ma,y merger .. , . Another pro~idster goes :the H•wood route: Cleveland Srowns• John Pettibone signed for a role in ,.Pro~" now filming •••• Late clded against acting and opened a H•wood pub instead .... Henri Sobel, who amounced hs'd wed Ma1.1reen O'Sullivan (wrtil Peter 2:19. The human nee is in the best cond.iUon when it has the greatest de~ree of I i b e r t y.-Aiighien Dante, lllfion epic poet. tul blonde; said he no" has . his own congregation in Boatqfi. Ago of Vulgarity, on aborning news service announc~~ It will fea~re nothing but "real, There was no danger that the proudly independent South Vietnamese constitution writers wouldn't make their own decislona. Tbia reporter was in South Vietnam at the lime. He asked some key U.8. diplomaII why this help wasn't given. It wao refused, these Americana said, because it would be illterferbtg in the internal alfairs of South Vietnam. This is, ipdeed, a strange definition of interference. Or take the Dominican Republic. WASHINGTON-!NEA)A number of years ago, well before the island erupted Time and again, underdevelopt..'ii foreign countries have and U.S. troops were sent ln to prevent Communists from begged the United States for political ai~ in devolaping taking over lbe revolt, a Dominican ambassador asked the slrong political institution&-aid that would have strength- United States to send 300 Peace Corpsmen to his small ened lbem against Communill llubVeuio• and that likely country. would bave reduoed the amowtt of U.S. military assist· · ·Jack •V8ugbn, then bead of the Peace Corps for Latin America, asked what sort of corpsmen were needed-docance and military involvement. Time and again that -aid has been refused, or given tors, engineers, sanitation experts, teachers? None of these, Vaughn was told. What was needed, said with such lack of enthusiasm as to be meaningless. Tab ooe nample. A f.., years bact, when the Sooth the ambassador, was lot the United States to send 300 VIetnamese were wrWnc tlaelr oew national eonttltutloa, representative young people from various communities in Sooth Vletnameae leaden this reporter talked with be- the United States. Tbe Dominicans would send these youths lleYed that ·they could do a better job if lbey bad acees1 to ·. to towns and viUages aU over the country-to live. Then t:1e local Dominicans could talk to them on a day-today ~ · nperleaee of other <Ountrles. Tbey cllda't want to . . , any forelen constitution. But they did want to plet basla about how their communities are run at home. The, Dominican villagers thereby would. learn many ... cHoHJ mr:eettfulldtas from other Ianda. · -l t was as Dr. Rbbert Andrews Millikan, the Nobel Prize· thingr and adopt those which seemed to Ill their needs and , . · winning pbysicist once said. " When I start ou~ on som~ wi.'Shes, . reaearcb I want to find out wt1at all the other.." men have Ao 11. tur•ed· out, the tey problems thai surfaeet In the \done in this fiet'd before" me-to profit by their sucCesses revolt were pretenl In -lar&t meature becaull! of .the !~:k ol stronJ deniO<,atk political loolitullaao. and their mistakes.' ' . _. Men were availa~le to give the SOuth, Vletna.rDese that The United stateo sent millions of dollars into the Dcill!lni· can RepubJic tor a numbet of years. Per rerson, tOr that "ex~'ience . " Dr. Royama Masamichi, the great consli· tutional lawyer of Japan, was one non·A~rtcan. exampft. period, it '!as on~ of the major recipient~ o U.S. ai~. When · constitutlorial experts' those aid .ft.gures: "ere analyzed, economK' .a rJd ifledJC41; aid· in Korea, Gr~al Britain, the Uniletl Sljltes, West Germany, "'il* iliMh, but lbe amount of aid giv~n to i!O!p tbe DominiThailand and in a tiOflt oC other countrJ~s . These eJ!:.fi\8rl· can:s .d"evelop strong political ins,tltu.t1~ ....:,; ,or tbei,., own enco!d . men could t..ve been broqght in, rwt as advlaeos •. choosing wa• so small 1! ·l!l'rtlY showed in tbe lig¥res. but as "reference 10urces''- men whO!e brims could haw~ been picked by the South ~ietnomeoe. '' Ct~re 1outstandin~ . ,t burning sex stories" .... FootbaU l!l'e&Wnol!ie atar Jim Brown told ThooY ID1ilZine be and his wile Sue wiU divorce ''Without WJpleasantDeasu becaute 1 b e '•diUn't seem able to keep up ' with him.. now that he'• ..Jim Brown Movie Star. n Nancy Stnatra•s ex, Tommy Sands. ls a showbiz dropout temporarily, working toward b I 1 Master's in Engtlsb at tho Unlverslt,y of Hawaii; wants to be-come 11 writer .... Michael Caine made homrlms hialrsdemark IR films but in ..The Magu1n he'll wear contact lenHs •••• catne•• our · ootlon of the llnolt 11111011g the young •ctini set .... Poul Newman's prettier. but .... The local temperature plum • metedv probably mad beeaun Hugo Winterhalter cbeckocl Into the Warwick ..•. Even apti1B1 have their topical indterl: asked-lor dish at the Seafare of the Aegaan, II "Steamed Hod &tapper, ~a Sl;rte•• .... When Jackie Onasslo Jelled to Srorp!o& lor lho holldau. her secret packet to, aurptlte Aril- totle contained holdop and deli- catessen tro'm NathaD's, ol Con~ eylaland and now Tlmeo Sll!w'o. Saltptor VIdor ~ It tha Ardal~ Water Wboel with IJ'rJ, cia CatJzy 1,ynn (li,e also O..o Heart & Soul Rocor<l CO.) wao celebrating his dellibt with the bust of l.yoclon Jolwon he'd Juill prelellled to Ladfblrd at lho White House .... Lwairy li be· ing chain--stored where once .v- erylhing had to be ~ and unique: the XOndl Jetoet PllllDOn In Fl'001>01'1. Grllld BablliDIS 1 wtll haYe ~Uebel Acapulco, etc. - ,. JJ1 S!><IJn, Switzerland, . Hurne c~n ood Wile Je101ca Tand,Y_ are pec~aalni all ~r lhOJrical meiOOI'oblila to pre80111; ,to tbe Sr\Ut~ llllllluUon. 'lb,e wlfo 'of Asb!Ain Gaaella, LBJ'o periiCIIal oeeretary, pre' oenled ber bulbsnd with • ...,. natned Qeolrrey and hlo middle m#C~er - 1Jolinlon .•.• •The •. LonriO\I Sillerl caace""' lbelr . Jan. Latin Quarter engapmcilti Pinworms Are Common; Eggs Easily Spread ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. be treated at the same time. A mother writes thai her M e a D w h II e, lbey should chUd recently Dlayed with scrupulously w as h lbeir some cblldren w6o have pinbanda before meal and worms. Their mother ta\eo alter eacb trip to lbe tollet. a Ughlhearted at lit u de No quaranlimi ·or fumlplion toward lh1a lnfeolllion but Is necessary. lbe writer Is worried and would like to lmow wbelher her ehUd could get IJlmrorms· by lUJt playlnl With thole • ellllilreb and whelber she should keep her ehUd borne uDIIl, U be baa the worms, be baa gotten riel of them. Pinworinl are I n d e ed cDlllmon u the Ulhthear!A!d mother Jmplled. F. cblld will not get them from jOlt behlli aroUnd eliildNn who bavel:bam but that doeo increase b1a cballces. Here Ia they .are tranamiltatl. Pillworm egp with a diameter of about 1111!10 111 an iilc:h get on one 'a fliijera or food and • are swallowed. In the cligeitive traet they batch and mature. Wben a female pillworm 11 fuU of eggs sbe works ber way out of the digeatlve .tract, Ulually at night. The anal itc~n ·, ~~o .not enougb to .waken the 1\oit ()ul may ciiUI!!' lcr•"''llnl- The tiny egp will remain Otl lhe filigen or under' tba naiiJ and on the obeels. ·~ ntgirt clothes. Ml\kinC the !Midi I!Dd putUng the J!IIJat~lu' away wm oond. the · (lito jll8 air. and .wherever 'lhel~nd they are ready to li\1 ~ . aledl op and ilafl tbe eye! · . over ag!lln. , Tblsli\Oiber'~ ~hlld. mar or " )!lay . not , line go~a piiiw0J111a,..' Jt '" 'balil'i.'W~"Iil . , nd ~~\10 treat Ilia(, IJ, bj! hit, fltij wliole fam•IY•j f•kl . -~ r, 1t 1i'"\"l l"t ... ~,r, : ' " . ' ' ·~~ ....'1 ,">; • L...ij,-:-"...... ~Hrlfll each BERHfS tile• '• • • T • • Law never does anytbillll hive l enough of legislator& prom• ising to do tbat which · llws cannot do.-Heitry. Foi:d, American industrialllt. . constructive. we ua· .· Cage Seores · B~ United Prell International 61 Cleve. Holy Name Cleve. - IIC Cleve. Lourdes 60 Cleve. :l:ania- dlsmplons and will the ~·.- . the NWijll-' J.9 ~ ti er)temlll( Jlll .... t\llf.J.es,;.nto. :r...iil i111J ;"~-.Iiiii~-~=: .•.-· ~-- . _ IIi 1ardf Pllled ~.,. re..trlal, oo of 1t lllid ..........., ... "'-l olx ,ri. l'otf Lomrnoi.a ofactiljft. . •corocl lba oilier New Vork al- I rolled oot last week to pass and avoid the rush that s..et up the halfback draw.'" EniJ Bubba Smllh, who b!O<ked • llekl p i try by Cleveland's Don Cockroft: "{ studied Cockroft kicking in the movies. I figured II I could get throuah tbe line two steps and throw up 11\Y handB, with my height (6-loot-7) I just might TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS ~[ll ~~ 5 ~~ BEDFORD Meigs Local S.D.. ·: ..... 4.90 ~~ l't"'l5J=' &;~ ~Iii: ~~ ~~- ~"' ~~ l':l:> :i ~ . ~~ ;!~ <r"' . ..~r.. .. . .- block it." Weekend Sports Summa.ry S.turdl,y cha.mpionship as Joe Namath ADELAIDE, Australia OJPO threw three touchdowns passes -The United States am Austra- in a 27-23 victory over the lia split the Onol two alngleo O&klaoo Raiders. matches ~ won the Davis the ~ Americans Challenge Rllund 4-1. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPO -The South beat the North 28-7 in the 31at annual m~ro,y 1.60 26.50 .60 .66 .26 33.80 Iootball game• CHESTER Eastern Local S.D.. . .. . . 4.30 2.60 Meigs Local S:D, • . . • . . . . 4.90 2.50 23.60 26.50 .60 .60 .66 .26 31.80 .66 .26 84.80 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - Terry McMillan threw Ulree touc:hdow"D passes to lead 1.50 29.90 .80· . .86 LEBANON • Eastern Local ~!>- . . . .. . 4.30 !r.oo Southern L...._~.D. . . . . 4.90 2.00 23.60 24.00 .80 .86 .26 81.90 .80 .86 .26 31.80 LETART Southern Local S.D. . . • • 4.30 2.60 24.00 .60 ' .86 .26 82.90 OLIVE · Eastern Local S.D..•.•.• 4.90 8.00 23.60 ;80 .86 .26 82.30 COLUMBIA Alexander Local llllosourt 1o a 311-10 <t>•et victory sp. . . . . 4.90 ORANGE .. " Eastern Local S.D. . ... • i .t.SO RUTLAND . '. . Meigs Local S.D.••... . .• ,f.SO 2.60 · Rutland Village . . . . • . • • 4..80 1.40 ·z.oo SALEM . ' Meigs Local S.D. .. .. • .. . 4.90 . s:n... .... :.. ·· Village .. , •• 7 · -. ,,.·a•." •': 1.60 23:60 ' . ~.60 " . .60 \ . ;._;.. '26.$0 4,00 .26 87.20 a.u . live ewer for ~ Oakland ill frGnl U.:iO·leiQI In the llnal period. Alidn8CII quickly the IID01 " the aHowed Ml,l'nard twice lor key eoaulng klc:koll. Moynard with then the Weltern title last week, was given a massive rush by the Jets defense which lim1ted him to Fred Blletnlkoll's ZS-fard scoring catch. scoring strike a the at oearly "The last paaa ;.~~~ soooped up SU]lOOsed to go . fo AtldnBOil said bllteriY,, ":::::!~ came up .ad tu.i'Ded ... another great catch..,. on Oaklancl'o lalt' George Blanda booted three field gvals of 27, 9 and 20 yardo attack, with two remaining, Lamonica for Oakland. .. I wouldn't sa,y this is the the Raiders deep Into Nvtf Banuzak scored ~m a five-yard run and unperturbed PeW greatest game," Ewbank shouted through a mouthful of water after be was la!rled lnto the shower by the celebrating Jet players. ."There have been a lot territory with p&Siel ·t:,!fli' yards to Blletnlkoll' 81111 " or games equally satisfying•., Namatll, an eligible bachelor, came up with the understate- Charlie Smith and It as a fumble. Ralph grabbed It to smother the ment ol the season for him when be said .. Don"t ask me about Brtltlmore, I can't even Raider attempt at vletory. Warren Wells. On a the Oakland a swing pa.81 threw YOUI lilT What bow RATES OF TAXATION J.'OR 1968 &;~ .""""""". . ,. . .b:~:~~ · ~· IIJil8 tl:lat beat Kansas City for OWir Allbuna in the Gator BowL SA.'I FRANCISCO (UPO..c Ronnie Jdmaon ran Cor one twehd.owa and passed. for 1 - r to belp the ,....rdog West IM!It the !last 111-7 in the 44th annual Shrine Classic, What Would Happen If A Fire Destroyed ., Yo11 Home? we did in October (when the Could you afford to buy 0 new he. me or rebuild : home? You probably "fire and extended cove,.. 1 age" insuronce with your mortgage., but i·S thi"S ough? This might only poy m_ortgoge . See us llrowno vtc:e. because I thool!ht they (the week's victory over Dallas, BrOWns) 'thight be conscious of not this ·mueb ... and one In the third to eoual the t"'n i Zll.yard .... · aftcl ballet step that beat clefeoiler D... Gr11100 to lha c:ornc ot the P lion. .lliD Tomer, the lealue'o loadlna 1aoror kicked field IIOall of 33 ani! 26 yards Ill lie Jell unllmbeJ'od lholr other polnt.mikiq · to keep lha Rali.lera in check. Daryle Lam o n 1 c a, after tbrvwing tlve toucbdowns in the - - ... Cleveland Browns : Coaeh Blanton Collier: "Bubthey said at the National ba Smith's block of Cockroft's Fond>all League championohip field goal attempt was a key. game Sunday' The low trajectory of the kick Baltimore Colts: allowed Smith to block lt. I we Hallback Tom Matte, who make the field goal, we go tied a record by scoring three ahead and that might have touchdowns : "1 have avergiven us the momentum we age speed and I consider myself needed." just an average back. ., Defensive line coach Ed Quarterback Earl Morrall: Modzelewski : .. They were just uwe tried to establish our sky high for this game and we running game early. We started just feU Oat. I rt'lt there would with a halfback draw and it be a little letdown after last worked real good. I called lt mainly• SUndl.y was Mattr's 48y, as lle ran for two touchdOWAS In the second period In pursuance of law. I, Howard E . Frank, Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio. do hereby give notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar o1 property shown on the General Tax Duplicate of Real E•tate, Public Utility and Peraonal Property within said County for the year 19€8 is aa follows: 1 ~ . P88HI . - 14 ~~-~ Ddo ...~ "" .tl.- were • • ...,. defending think aboot girls today. • 'The last quarter had all the CLEVELAND (IJPD - But ___________. ,____________ . -.J beating ., Just An Average Back-Matte th0u8h be returned to the game after receiriJW nitdlcatlon, was oo tbe. doubltul Dot for MlamL I I Browno 34~ llmday ood will represent the NFL in tilt- ultrarich lnter..J.eague Utle pme 1n Miami'• OrangE~ Bowl next moa.th. Ewbank was given the game ball , IOJIIething reserved for players this season, in reeognltion ol his building the Jets Into champiooship callber. He nurtered Joe Namath rrom a rich rookie to ~ richer veteran during his coaching tenure. Namath paid off with hi• finest se&fJOJl as a leader. From a braab $400,000 bonus quarterback, the former Alabama star turned into the team inspiration and was of[ensive captain this year. Three 'ID's Broadway Joe threw tbree toUchdown passes. one less than his season's high, and each one was worth approximately $3,000 as the Jet& hauled down a wilmer's share of about $9,000 championS. !>Jnith sul!ered o . BI>~Rod{~·· ·~.. and, In 1958 and 1959. . Beltlmore best lho Cievel811d lor attempted Browns' Aeld goal was called by Browns' coach Blanton Colller the key play o! AMh. ]...OOCIIe be looll.o<l forwvd 1o I!J'OOting lho Colis he ooached to Nattonol Football J.oague dtam- piomlhlpo that would keep bbr.i" out of the Mlamlgame. LJ Plttll mlit liN 4ttltlls 1'14 fttt htlfalure .:J. =~hont ~· et llofntlo ..., . . ~. !Mnl· . "Thin~ not 'toot I liatle • • "New bell r•••· .e'-. ·Papf" Aliother Colt uncertalncy is gigantic eoo Bubba Smith, whose Orot,period blO<k or Ill I 1111 .........., In I'_. pme Sllnll4-, said cracked rib or another 11\lury .O..UTYORI?£0 ZENITH DEAlER AND CORPORATIONS c clw'nplonsblp meet the Colts in the third anrual ••s..ver Bolrl" at warm Miami on Jan. 12, had bolter not take Matte at his word it they want to have a chance of skiJI)lng the Baltimore el!Press. At the moment, Matte, who ...,.ued the NFL title game record by scorirw three touchdowns in SWda,y•s clash, la an uncertain starter for the St.per Bowl. He took 1 hard knee in the back late in the game and was woozy in the dressi~ room. He wAs scheduled for exami,.tion ln Bai.Umore to determine whetl!er he hao a - - - - - - - STAll - - come to abolil!h the law and the prophets; I have come' ' not to abolil!h them. but ·w 1! fulfill them."-Matlhew 5:!-7; ~ m or I~ a a ....e ' IOoiq otHii< behiDd the 27-j!Oint .-Ina of WWie ul'm just an averqe back." but the National F-U Lequo champion Baltimore Colts say that's a lot of baloney. So do the Clovol.aoo Br01rns, who have Matte chleOy to blame lor the 34-0 blosUrw they took in Sunlay' • !rigid battle for the NFL croWn In Clevelanll SladiiBR- the ftrot shutout hanll' ed Clovelaoo in 143 games. And the New York Jetl, who relgp as American Footblll I nons do have a tlcb- I.Jnsae lo and Mro. talned ChrlotmU, i,q W!tb,&Q!! maintain. RicardO Mootalben'l In Ha- 1l,r dlnaer party, GIRo were 01<ellllnpd cmtJq' \ ~alt for a reunion with hl1 .:Jn, Marl&:. oa R, Ill R. leave from lho 1101. ~ lncludod L I oa . Mnlce In VIetnam .... Rlcu- F_orrali ol lolldllleport, ._Hq dd a other oftapring, Laura. diD-. ber flrll Cbrloimao with ber eel with South Amerlcao Antoine tll'andporenb; Mr. and Mra.llobMardlrosalso at lho ~sh Pa- ert Goldsberry and children, Bob, the very nice ldda dlseovereclthe vUkln here, wbere ·a l1U1e bird Mike, K.llh and Dame, New.llaehorus 81111 ohowplllhorsprolll- C. otooi j1liOOII) wblopsl'idthe,y'U ven.i Mr~ Reed Fernll, Mid- i eoade ....... to nudity u lho Jolalary 1919 ... 1101. dleport, 81111 Jojree, llonD7, ood · cafe laws allOw; and lie 1M- -tbat•aIn' like Jimmy BUrden. " •. now • Mr. Ralrden wao dlomlolod T ...E WELL CHILD Gi frlml the bc!opl!al Juill prtar to , Cbrllllnwl after havlnc beCII..,._ l1nod for two WIOks. over CLEVELAND (UPI) - Toon Malle '-"" It to 1'"' otraigl1t, Tht qu~l• ty g~J on ~lor,. I he n;uTt¥ .roes on• - --- ------ Mia's rna unannounced it), ~w­ ed up at Cbarllas with a buuU- • • • ~~ Or.._ Browns Defeated, Mistak·es Costly N~w ZP nirh " Zenetle" c ~n mo~.ke life tun again . Pr~c ls ion amplili - ~~~__!Ill !if;W YORK (UJ>D.-11'11 .. Did , _ W8ljk lor Weel> lllid ' lha Baltlmon COlli In the fklpor Bowl u. - . ·.POW"' blo palBICb In aa be ut In lilo ..m.l c1ta1r lha New 'York .reto rallied ror • 21.:a vtetory the Oal!Jaoo Raldo•• Ia lhe IS Jllll'l!o II! 1J1o Jll!al period, lnl!udluf, a lle-l>rn"IJC 20-taat !lOOk ,wil!l H ,..... left, io be~ ~ """ New and. lbiol!ln ~ a - -801. . ' and Blll1 .... !hun. Jean Hersholt"s son Allan de- are slaves of corruption: for Lopn Warren Armotron& led tho Oaldand •corlna againlt M!Jine. 101a with 2S and 22 poia!B reopectivel¥. Charlie Wllllama · had 22 fer.· the Pipers. Roolde Walt Piatkowski came ra roon fro m :! Mioo-Lolh ic"ll circui rs. Wl'il!_hs onlv 1/6 oun ce and !(uod for most mold losses. Co me m lor a tl£' monst ratio n of Z e n irh ·~ n1·w ZenL"Ci e. l r m ol y be ru:,t ri8hr fo r ~ou 1 WWism Zetcler and children, Plkkola. IJiu1 v~ ~ , Bitch 81111 lloallna, and lfr, and Buatriee lUnabart; Fo.Y ~: carol)'a Smith lloclllclrcJibyWoi'JII. ; Mro. R, S, Zoltllor, .. ctn. ard. . . ey, 81111 Kim, Belpro. Mro. cr., lloYIJ bu rolunted from awaek'o vtolt 111 T\l(edo wljh her ~-lnoali, ~ · ro. ,., .a Cnry DaYIJ, Jr. 81111 <lllldren, letter all the time. Talk to your guidance eoun- They promise them free· dom, but they themselves l.od U., Cl!all!o.l!llil U Jol..,, ' _ . . . , tlq)r .._ • ~ P,Oinl ~ ~Mil· but ,."'!el-od lil "'~ li> llirn bock !flo! Notor lnd dOoe to Mlanj! Fiorf!l)Ans"' edied IIIII wiiitllt •'l< pmea lft .lllil ·~ New Drl...,. BuCCOMetOIOT-106 DMaa- lea4iq ~rs. Dare! and lbe llooaton MP.e#cko beat Carrier and Moon lad the the Los Angf]eo Stan 93.83. , Henry 4 ~to lilt ail 11 League ...In the boll~ theme. noldlburC. It woo oornod b.Y woonen ollho Quoilll of Mr. 0101 Mro. llart Jackoao1 Clu1otlan O!urch. Dav.._t and 1am111 and Mrs. -oo1rw 1r<.1n Meiaa COUnl¥ lllldred ZeiSler over lho' holiwera 'Ilt-lal'reeller, MIJd. day were Mr. Olld Mro. D. ·a. red Hawley, llilrtt. !(.,.ted, Nan Grimes and daulhter, Kafe!1, ol EllicOtt Clt;r, Mel.: Mr. and Mro. Moon, Matpntl'Voolil, Vlbria, apologized. ru never forget her answer. She said, •1>ebby, I've been hurt so much that all the things you could possible do to me wouldn't hurt me half as much as some kids have. 11 This year Jeanette isn't in atlY oC my classes, but every time I see the girls teasing her I thing of what she oald. as he's known for being a deHeien, I think she might be · linquent? - H. Y. oot bad Iooidng if sbe lost weight Dear u, and stopped thinking of herself I think youtve caught it! - the as a lost cause. Is there any"save him" virus that makes a thing 1 can oo. or wwld the kids nice girl break out all over with just laugh at me if I asked them reformer's bumps. to help? ..... WONDERING Natur~ly Jim fascinates you. Dear Won: He's d111'erent. and a little danA few kids would laugh, but I gerous, andyou're5l.JREheneeds lmow there are many who reel just one good lnfiuence - you as you do, for I get your kind me par-. atn 1ets Wiri 2,7~~3, thO •lbotr taurlb • - JdP H f9r New York. -iutjyo ...,., ~ Smilh ·'l1lorW ........ 17 ol bl.o Rod<elo b,y ";*\'<D pmea, r .. In OGier pmo1 ~· Deavar boat lbO Dallu ~rail 102.e2, lho KeolljdQColonel• trf&lped , the !!loW VP!:k Nolo IJS-Ile In .. .erli~ lie Guards • • • J u lead lho I'UIIIIe"'l> llfn\'O< Of.- Sorority . .• .; ·Tho .80th bll'flldOJ·otlle.~­ : 0101 Mro. X..otb Mdi3h~J~o7, omicron Chopter of Della Gamma was oboarvedalaOirll!f,' Jim Hood of Fountain VaHq, Calli. otoppecl for a brleJ vt .. mao - I t the Jac..... C2u1111>. It with his famll¥ ~e enrGorte lan Cllurch. Racbol 81111 Jack w..-ot lo New York lor addltiooal trainInc pertaining to his ernplo.ymant Jaokaon prorided )t:!~~· mutic ~ lbe event, uid~ ••• llf8hl Ollllneer. Slanlq, also of JackaGn, 'ela!Aid - r t Sharp lo ......,.rsllq: a Olrlatma'o 'story Hdtled "Oo !Jam recent ..,. OIJI'1I81"1 at Sl. You Beli.W· tn Mtraelea." Ala ~ Hooplta] In COlumbus. . fehnliad <!lllductod • He • • returned bore to lho brief ' 1 \U.i'U• ......... tnl}....tna. hOme'i<>t ·Mr. and Mro. Paul u.p.. . ·. l loallall by Mr. and Mrs. Gll!lll lha~ '· ,.,.. 11e brUnch lbe tableo10,ara' Sharp 81111 SCII, Iloanle, of ROJ· regard spinach as a weed. NEWSPAPER. Fort BemJna. GL Tbursday after lfiiOidlnii a week Mr. bore·........ their and Mro. llllllln . _ and Mr, NEW YORK - off lfie SMITH HURT CUPO- Three BALTIMORE (UP!l- Defengunmen stole $20,000 trom the sive eoo Bub\;o Smllh or the Diamolll Club at Shea Stadium Colts WBI llmplna from an Surxlay five hours after the New inJured left ankle today, a York Jets had beaten the souwnlr of Surllay's Nadonal 08kland Raiders 21-23 ror the Footl>lll League ~onshlp Am e r i c a n Football League in Cleveland won by championship. Baltimore 34-0. The men, carrying autc:rnatlc Smith went to the hosPital lor pistols, lied up the offtee treatment ~ night but oald ma~~tger and three other he thougtrt it was only a bed helpers, sprain. On Birthday :. :. Success wouJd certainly rank as a momentous scie_ntific a c h i e v e m en t, but chances are 1t would make no difference at all to countless small fry who already DRESSED ENVELOPE TO HELEN BOTTEL, CARE OF THIS tl!ey . ~. otu "~ \ .Ill: ~~ ·~- . ~ ~ ~(., , . . -wbllo ·JI\I!l ·· PWa:*- le!nd · a ·• _ . '1n ~Foll~· 1110 -oni! ~...._.,, Pme lated. TY RULES FOR MATURITY :• SEND A STAMPED, SELF -AD- . ROB JETS NEW YORK to desp1sed garden weeds as nourishing as present food plants, such as spinach. Spinach happens to be a good example, since it is Wlder the most intense study in the effort to decipher the secrets of photosynthesis , the complex chemical process by which green plants transform sunlight, carbon dioxide and water into food com· ponents, fats and proteins. Once they learn how spinach does it, re. searchers hope to dupHcate the process In the laboratory to produce a chemical which, sprayed on weeds, would convert them into food plants. They report progress. Several plant elements that initiate and control photosynthesis have been iso- FOR YOUR COPY OF "TWEN- """"'r. who t>SrtlaiJ.1 · torn~ 'II• of \'fo lett !<nee ,In ~ at the University of California. They are looking into posslbUlUes of expandin~ our food supply by making hither- You'd be surprised how nuch you'll help yourself in the process!- H. ·Were 0 _..,.. atliln't. I~ U a nice mess of weeds shows up as the piece de resistance on your dinner table in the not too distant future, blame scientista: selor and see If you can't cook up a "Help Jeanette Club!' lho1 . "'#erilll· a . Competition for Spinach of .~ - ......,._ , , t'l~ without Rld< Barry, the, Allltjican jlo,t!etball Aosocl- to work down ll1rou!lh their dedant rhetoric to tbe eore of their true, and actually gentle, He "!!d , . be had a wife and let your parents decide whether lOft, \Hil' ~ be tells me be was be ia saveable. And listen to ju>ll ldddiiJC. I don'tknowwhlchto them! They can see things a lot be11eve•. J guest rm _,Pretty n.\ive. more clearl,y than you, right now. JJm has been very alee to me. - H. What - l e soy about him does- Dear Heieo' n"t seem true. He 'Ia t. to be Lut year Jeanette cametoour with. ,IDd never pta fresh. He school. 9te wasn~ attractlve. walkl .hoine after work at S!e was so fat she wacklled, and nltlll; I~ 111m about his rep. her hair was cut very ohort. utatlciG, · .,.S he Aid he wowdrft lite ate lunch with her baby sisever burt a alrl Uke ·me. But be ter (five year~ younger). IIUl Ul<eo his wild crowd, aod The "group• made an kinds the "ltreet" glrll. ~ tun ~ her. They played jokes I knOw I should '•top walking and teased her, 81111 were aw' . _ with him ond l.aH 111m not fUll¥ mean. She just smiled and to cill. a.t Pd like to keep him took it. aa ' l,rlflld, oot a 1>oa1. friend. · one day I said something le Jut thet,e were and • QUid< ~ to thole crikco r.........,. differentness attracts him too, but not so mueli that be will give Ill> his wUd erowd. Find out more a1>out him beale.·'M me ~ JDO:re Utan a month, Core this pa any farther. Then, and l~. aa l.u~ lrooble mak- II Jim is not as bad ali reportor, ..J1artin1 !lihls aH the time. eel, invite him to ~ home and Would lhia hurt my .._talloo, Till, ~tand 04*• 'have flrod ' "liY WILLlAN "!;; 'WIIJ'I!Il ,_ WAlliiiNGTON - The _,._ celebt1itod by real ood . . . . c h t - aa lhltl#Jho birth ing Sl5 billion a year on higher edooa:tlon. of lie Ilion of God lhla and this wiU increaw by ]0 per cent or UID!.t Ill an ~tmoaphen In whkh mor¥ each year. .mwo ·ot ll1e academle )'I!WII are• When times art' changing slowly, then lnalstln.lr: that ..God ta dead." ~ paat. present and future merge into one The aasertJOn Ia ~ ~· continuous patttrn. But in times of rapid change . the present appears .to be ·a d.Js· · onl1 to lho trui,V ploui but alao continuity between the- past atld the future- to llet ~obi¥ ireator and no educational poJicy seems ~equate -..mber f1l Ul who are v~ tar to bridge the gap. in>m pieb' but - ottn ·beHevo Turmoil is an inevitable characteristic with our beano what we do not of a rapidly changing world, and an educa- praetice In our live• or per~ tional system not in turmoil, DuBridge points oul. would be one that is surely alwaya aeeept in our ccpaelou• mlnda. dead. ADd ~.. tho )'<1111111 rebelo, Imperfections there are. But these imthoul!b undoubtedly motivated In perfections are going to be cured, says DuBridge. "not by wrecking but by im- port by a almple, olcl-tashloaod proving the strPCture- which ~arries tbe desire to _ , "the atatua torch of learning, the torch of civillzation, quo'' and their elders, are tar on to future generations. 11 more lender than Iough II Cllly lho adult coo be patient enouglt lor total tranaformatlon. Your .• ..r~-·· Bt unllod ~~rO.oiiJietnallonol doesn~ . ' Tackle Monty but Clark: "We played tho Colts the same wo,y won 30-110). Thlngo didn't work out so well this time ... Owner Art Modell: "The bubble burst, I gue85. '' Davis-Warner Ins.. Phon• 992-2966 114 Court St. �' ' ' ' !" r liY IJniled Pre•• --~ .• . VI. L. Pet. GR llllltlli!On • • .• 21 9 .'1$7 PllllldoiPiila •• 2$ 10 , 7U 2 - . . . . . . . . 2211 .867 4 etnc-tl . . . 21 14 .1100 6 New York. , •• 24 17 .585 6 • Detroit •••••. 13 22 .371 14 llll-kee •••. 10 29 • 256 19 West W. L. Pet. GB Los Anpioa • . 27 11 •711 AI L Atlaota . . . \:' '• 22 15 .595 .., San Diogo . . •• 16 21 .432 Ill'!: Son Fran. • . •• 16 !2 • 421 11 Odcogo .•••• 16 23 • 410 111h Seattle •••••. 13 28 .317 IS'h Phoenix ..•••. 8 29 .216 1Sih Sunday's Results New York 120 Seattle 112 Atlanta 101 Baldmore 99 Chicago 102 MUwaukee 97 , Los A~es Ill Detroit 108 Only games scheduled Mooday'a Gimes san Francileo at Chicago Los All&:eles at San Diego carroll~ LOOK GOOD? WANT SOME? o.\uti!: '' f ' 1, N., pbom i !-. ' 1'tle Atlanta Hawks and New 'York Knlekerbocke'rs both have .....,Ud!V &<>Oil golJV ror tbem in tlle Natlwal Blol<etball Anoclltloa. AUIIIII, stretched Its •illn!JV otreak to ta games SUnda¥ nlsht by n!wiJV the Blltimore Bullets 101-99 and the Knieka ltJped their string or victories to eight with a 120.112 decision cmor tbe Seattle StWeriOIIi<o In • came played at Vaocouwr. . El..,.here, tbe Los Angoles Bucks 102--97. Denver 102 Dallas 92 A J.l;.foot jumper at the buz&er :Morm,f'a GAMES by Zelmo &aiY .... lhe Los AJVeles at Dollao Hawks. thelr margin c:1. victQry Kentucky at Indiana after they bad overcome a ft:ve.. Only games scheduled poim deftclt In the Onal mi111te. The triumph broke a Hawks' clubs record ol , 23 ,..... • . .. , CITY LOAN Monroe, who had 33. Bucks. Non Tournament Duke 96 Clemson 70 Kentue!Q< 110 Notre Dame 90 Cincinnati 74 North Texas st. 62 N. W. COMPTON,O.D. ·----) OPTOMOIIST Of't1C£ DOORS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON . TH'IJils.) - EAST COIJHT Sf., POMEROY • Tis DoiiJ -~ p-~. 0., ~. ~ ~.1... MilwaUkee Clas•lc Ohio u. 68 Arm.Y ·MarQuette sa • 59 WI ......... 58 (ot) All abOard to a Now , Wlih ~looo of· goOd things to como _ you and,"'~"· We,, woicomo '69 wltll a wano ox,rilslon of lllito-• for yaur frlondiy patronage in tho jHtot --- Bluebonnet Cll.llf(! at Houston Houston t/1 San Francisco 67 vt.J. st. 81 P.rtiand :E~cfiange Gifts A polalllill' wU pnaeat.d to Mro. · W_.i&!:o __.., Joaaer, during tllo CbrlllmU .1101'0' lit Middll!PI'It GirNk:oul Troop 185 at the ' - " a( Mr. and Mro. WIWam IIOmm. l'fll!·:. oS ' p' l 'h Bucks, Tro-ians 0 is -inD .I ~ Up For New Year's Clasli 1 PASADENA, Caiit (lJP0 - With t1v: Rose Bowl oomo onlY Veteran center WUUs Reed two day11 of(, the Untverslty ol scored 1 season high or 34 Southern california and Ohio pointa tor ~e Knick&, who have State laid off body contact in won 18 of their last 22 pmes to move Into a virtual tie for rourth place with idle Cineinnati In the Eastern Divil!iiOO. Seattle, loser of its last 10 pmes, '•s led by rookie Art Harris' 21 points. Los Anples mllintained Its flh ..pme lead over nmnerup Atlanta in the Western Division tbanks to ll:st-mimlte heroics bY Elgin Baylor and Jlllullzy Egan. BQlor sank a IS-foot jump shot with 41 seconds to go 11'11 made a key rebound and Egan hit two free throws with three seconds loft. Jerry Wflst had 34 .POints for the Lakoro and Baylor added 24 while Dow Bins scored 29 and Hippy Hairston 28 Cor Detroit. BCib Boozer scored 13 ofhis 23 points In the final quarter when Chlcqo o\'erCIDle a '13-68 dellclt to beat Mllnukee. Jim Waohi- of the ' l!plja,,!PII all seorers with 25 points and Jon MeGioeklln had 24 lor the Bulldogs Toppled their drills lllda)<, COOeh WOO!IY llayes, ISLE ' caster Frlda.y night. Both looms coiieded 19 fteld goals, but tbe Golden Gales won out the fQU circles, eolleeling 16 tree tosses to AUten& at three. AHS led 36..'15 IIIIer three perIod&, but !ailed to score during tlle llnal three minutes a( J11a.Y. The ioas left AHS With a W ......, mark. h llioo llllllj1peCi tlle Alhonlona foul • ....,. win· ll!>g ~ Lg:asll!r is f,§.1!i" A yeliii!~hlli -~ 111iJ1!i i , Buckeye mentor, gave his pitYoro ~ oft and ICheduled '. J Bowl claah. In a gam•Qrpe practice Salourday at East Loa Angeles Col· lege, Hayes drUied his ol!enslve and defensive untts· O&lli}tst USC formations. At the USC practice field, Coach John McKey faced the • cauae of lnjuries. McKay has rnoved "AI Cowl· lnga from defensiw tackle to dev lensive entl and end Mike Berry trom string fullback. The shifts were pfompted by injuries kJ end Jbn Grtasum anll Humphrey ,. • ., • LEGAL NOTICE · MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS \ ner and USC's ·a\CI8l"Star, saki he planned to end hi 8 ooliestste eareer in style. He said W-aday'a rilll• 'fit._., State :was one «.f.~~;l.oat")m- ·· portant he has evn faeed. score ol Saturday's game: "I've got t.Jd.s thing, n' he said. ATHENS - Wiekarham, 8,2· "I've just got to bl~ , a good 18; Welch, 2..D-f; Wagner, 2~; game because of die way things ' . have ended for me in other Handley, 1-11..2; SWart. 5-11-111: Jone1, 1-1.3; Coon, 0.0..0; TO- - years." T ALS 19-3-41. Slrnpo0n, a 6-!oot-2, 205;1oond LANCASTER - D, llflller, 2. senior, has never pltyed Cor 1 3,..7; Frances, 0~-0; DeFHRio, team that finished on a wh).. 4..S-13; Dozman, 5-1-11; IQine, ni.. . - . 4..S·l3; R. lllliler, 4-2.J.O; TO. in hll!ft tehooi and iun!oc oolTALS 19-16..S4. iege, he !ailed to "l!l.~t In By Quarters: style.'". For threfl years in hJgh Athens . . . . 12 24 38 41 school tootbaD., lasketball and Lanoaster . , . 15 21 35 54 baoeblll at Goie.Ueo High In san ,, Reserves - Athena 50, LanFrancisco, tl;le teams never won ca-45. a R1Jbe, Then, 11 a senior, the House Trailer Owners 1 All occupied or vacant house trailers In Countr of Mairs, pursuant Ill amended House Bill No. 174 State of Ohio, n subject to an annual ta1, paJable bJ tile owa, for the prlvilqe of uslnr or acc:uprinr a house trailer, due on or befare January 31, 1969. The ta1, payable to the County Treasurer, is computed and assessed wherein the house trailer has its sites and bJ multlpiJinr the assessable walue of the house trail• bJ the tax tate of the taxinr district, and shall not be less than ($1~) eirhteen doll•s in anr case. I'~ ~" rill"· ~~.,,, "" ~N ~• · A panaiiJ of $5 or 10\ of tu due, wlllchev• is peater, will be llltfl$8d upali all owners faililil to pay thl annilal house trailer tal 011, or before, the Janu., 31, 196P. deadline. The tax books are now open for the Ddmber or first hall collec· tion of tha1968 Real Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closi111 date will be Feb. 5, 1969. HOWARD E. FRANK '. ...... ' ,.. ' . 1111 CALL TODAY! For Your New Years Celelratlnc! Rt. North Pl. Pleasant, W. Va. ' .. ,• POINT ·.~ ••• The L•ce Can HUNTS ,. I • • ' cans • ., •• STOCK UP VALUE! Riehl Reserved To Limit Quantities ARGO ClnS ,• • -~· > l ,.. ' ' iJ·" [' PORK SALE .FOR NEW YEAR'S ' ,· •., .. . '·'· •'"' him.,._ cause in U.t one mllllte he'll ' . plea$llnt switch .... ~. ' ., ; ' •:'1' in the cost of living trend! . ' ' thoroughbred ..,..,. Udo year with 335 winnBrs ttm Car, .... to be honored - . In the wlmer's clrcle at lAtonia race · track. Alao schedUled to receive ari . •• .;;: · · . <'!>, ·•.; • , .,.r_:,; .. ' .,. :' 1( • r ' r· • . ' ·-~ -~ -' I . •;-~ . • ..... •l;~ ,·, ·,. -Your Ohio "fCl~d,"CC:t;n~es . . • . I_ ,, , ··• ·· ·. ''l.·.' " I' • iood~ ~ . HONOR BERG FLORENCE, Ky. (Uro,.: M. H. Van Bers Sr., the •tton's .. " :- . The price of electricity has gone down and down. If your electric bil!s,ate ' bigger, it's becavse you ·are enjoying many more electrical c_onvenie~ces. ' . . . . ~ ' • Htlre in Ohio you pay less per-kilowatt hour th~n evl!('befor~. ~$n't ,that a ; ·• • ,·, ' award wa• Jack Van Bera, the country's . leadlfW' . trainer with j PUMPKIN: LLING· · • • IA~ER JCRAUT .;: ,oz..29~ Prlcts Efftctlw. Dlce•hi31 · Jal. _2 3 1nd 4 pkg. Thank You • w!thOIII makiJV muelt; but oneo he breoka throlwh. he pta the big one. "We all knOw we can't play onb 59 rnl-• against . For New Ye•s! Dolly Madison / 303. ... ·~- periods 2$3 1\il:et~"IHI 11 "!968. I PLEASANT · beat you.'' Trailers subject to the ab9va listed law do not include travel trailers, 11e•l111 a vellicul• portpte slrucbre built on a chassis and not eiCiedinr a rross wellht o14,~ lbs. when lactcirJ equipped lor the road, or an OYerilft len&th of (30) thlrtr feet and used .as a tempor., dwelllnr for travel, recreation, and •acatlon use. Trawel trall~r owners, 'however, nist relister their structure .ln the office .of the Mairs County Auditor, also bJ the Janu., 31, 1969 deadline, and obtain a tax-exempt decal. GORDON H. CALDWELl AUDITOR, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 675-1611 SONS . .. rootboll •nn t~ In a row bu1 i,.t tl1e last pPIIOo In junior ~oliese tberlo was 1 17pme \,.-t.nntnc streak, ""-'•But don't your know we lost our last game," be satd. "Now 1 waR to 10 out in st)ie." • 11 Myaetr. rm lfrald to lose_" 0. J. added. "I'd do anything to win. You 1snow we're the greater tam and we're s• posed to be winnlJW, so we Juat 10 out aDd do It, oo matter . whato U we're behind we kni:JIIf it's 'becau1e we'~ not plQtng "' to - -blliUeo. .. . But, OSV' • l<:dJV de!enohe Cllllllin and premier IWba<ker Mark Stier hid a ,.,..d lor Sinil- "Wo icnOio 0. J ..... fDr To be Jan. 12th CoYinston. Meanwhile, 0. J. Simpson, ~ tt68 Helslnan Trophy win- In a SEOAL pme looight. Boa ATTENTION •~~!~sic Pledge Service ••. , ; r1ces third atril1f · tallbl.ck to seconl .. • pJI¥ers with new positions b&- •D•nctnr •Bev.,ares ,· lite only Ught workouts tor the remaining days before the Rose .. •Dtlii!W . ·-~. ·~.- .. • prCJblem ot ramillarlzing rn·o Lancaster rallied to defeat the Athens ' Bulldogs 54-41 at Lan- . team < • Sund-.y'a Results Mil- .... high man !or Allan~~, w!tll 23 points but game honors Went to Baltimore's Earl • ' . l!QI ' W. L. Pet. GB ~ ... ~ •10 .841. Komudcy ••• 14 n .K1 ' llllaml •• • • • 13 . 17 .433 7 Jrdla• ..... 13 19 .406 8 N... York; •• Ia 20 .33310 West • W. L. Pe~ GJ! Oakland ..... 27 5 .844 '-· Denwr .•••• li 11 .aa ,. Dall.ao ...... 13 12 .520 1CJ1h N. Orleans •• 15 16 .484 1~\':t Los AJV. ••• 11 IS .407 13'~ H011slon • •• 7 29 .259 l'l'l:t Kentud<.y liS New York 11' ol Loken defeatsd the Detroit Miami 107 No• Or~ll8 108 Pistons 111-108 and the Clli..,O Oakland 120 Minno- 99 Bulls tOIIIJOd the Hoostlln 93 Loo An&elea 83 ri~ AM& 61 Franklln Monroe 17 LeboDon 57 Kingl 46 PIIJII Catholic 54 Sidney Holy An&ele 50 . 1!J Vllltatt Press l1Urnalloool atarllbw for conaecutlve vict.o.. Phoenix at Seanle ·' . Only games scheduled Beavercreek 61 West too 4' NBATriumph • ' • ,.;~ . ' ,.. ,. ,. '·· '; <!::'"; .·, . "\ r• '·· ' ,'' , · PORK - STE .• ·s_ ,. ·~ t l . ' . ·h" {; �' ' ' ' !" r liY IJniled Pre•• --~ .• . VI. L. Pet. GR llllltlli!On • • .• 21 9 .'1$7 PllllldoiPiila •• 2$ 10 , 7U 2 - . . . . . . . . 2211 .867 4 etnc-tl . . . 21 14 .1100 6 New York. , •• 24 17 .585 6 • Detroit •••••. 13 22 .371 14 llll-kee •••. 10 29 • 256 19 West W. L. Pet. GB Los Anpioa • . 27 11 •711 AI L Atlaota . . . \:' '• 22 15 .595 .., San Diogo . . •• 16 21 .432 Ill'!: Son Fran. • . •• 16 !2 • 421 11 Odcogo .•••• 16 23 • 410 111h Seattle •••••. 13 28 .317 IS'h Phoenix ..•••. 8 29 .216 1Sih Sunday's Results New York 120 Seattle 112 Atlanta 101 Baldmore 99 Chicago 102 MUwaukee 97 , Los A~es Ill Detroit 108 Only games scheduled Mooday'a Gimes san Francileo at Chicago Los All&:eles at San Diego carroll~ LOOK GOOD? WANT SOME? o.\uti!: '' f ' 1, N., pbom i !-. ' 1'tle Atlanta Hawks and New 'York Knlekerbocke'rs both have .....,Ud!V &<>Oil golJV ror tbem in tlle Natlwal Blol<etball Anoclltloa. AUIIIII, stretched Its •illn!JV otreak to ta games SUnda¥ nlsht by n!wiJV the Blltimore Bullets 101-99 and the Knieka ltJped their string or victories to eight with a 120.112 decision cmor tbe Seattle StWeriOIIi<o In • came played at Vaocouwr. . El..,.here, tbe Los Angoles Bucks 102--97. Denver 102 Dallas 92 A J.l;.foot jumper at the buz&er :Morm,f'a GAMES by Zelmo &aiY .... lhe Los AJVeles at Dollao Hawks. thelr margin c:1. victQry Kentucky at Indiana after they bad overcome a ft:ve.. Only games scheduled poim deftclt In the Onal mi111te. The triumph broke a Hawks' clubs record ol , 23 ,..... • . .. , CITY LOAN Monroe, who had 33. Bucks. Non Tournament Duke 96 Clemson 70 Kentue!Q< 110 Notre Dame 90 Cincinnati 74 North Texas st. 62 N. W. COMPTON,O.D. ·----) OPTOMOIIST Of't1C£ DOORS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON . TH'IJils.) - EAST COIJHT Sf., POMEROY • Tis DoiiJ -~ p-~. 0., ~. ~ ~.1... MilwaUkee Clas•lc Ohio u. 68 Arm.Y ·MarQuette sa • 59 WI ......... 58 (ot) All abOard to a Now , Wlih ~looo of· goOd things to como _ you and,"'~"· We,, woicomo '69 wltll a wano ox,rilslon of lllito-• for yaur frlondiy patronage in tho jHtot --- Bluebonnet Cll.llf(! at Houston Houston t/1 San Francisco 67 vt.J. st. 81 P.rtiand :E~cfiange Gifts A polalllill' wU pnaeat.d to Mro. · W_.i&!:o __.., Joaaer, during tllo CbrlllmU .1101'0' lit Middll!PI'It GirNk:oul Troop 185 at the ' - " a( Mr. and Mro. WIWam IIOmm. l'fll!·:. oS ' p' l 'h Bucks, Tro-ians 0 is -inD .I ~ Up For New Year's Clasli 1 PASADENA, Caiit (lJP0 - With t1v: Rose Bowl oomo onlY Veteran center WUUs Reed two day11 of(, the Untverslty ol scored 1 season high or 34 Southern california and Ohio pointa tor ~e Knick&, who have State laid off body contact in won 18 of their last 22 pmes to move Into a virtual tie for rourth place with idle Cineinnati In the Eastern Divil!iiOO. Seattle, loser of its last 10 pmes, '•s led by rookie Art Harris' 21 points. Los Anples mllintained Its flh ..pme lead over nmnerup Atlanta in the Western Division tbanks to ll:st-mimlte heroics bY Elgin Baylor and Jlllullzy Egan. BQlor sank a IS-foot jump shot with 41 seconds to go 11'11 made a key rebound and Egan hit two free throws with three seconds loft. Jerry Wflst had 34 .POints for the Lakoro and Baylor added 24 while Dow Bins scored 29 and Hippy Hairston 28 Cor Detroit. BCib Boozer scored 13 ofhis 23 points In the final quarter when Chlcqo o\'erCIDle a '13-68 dellclt to beat Mllnukee. Jim Waohi- of the ' l!plja,,!PII all seorers with 25 points and Jon MeGioeklln had 24 lor the Bulldogs Toppled their drills lllda)<, COOeh WOO!IY llayes, ISLE ' caster Frlda.y night. Both looms coiieded 19 fteld goals, but tbe Golden Gales won out the fQU circles, eolleeling 16 tree tosses to AUten& at three. AHS led 36..'15 IIIIer three perIod&, but !ailed to score during tlle llnal three minutes a( J11a.Y. The ioas left AHS With a W ......, mark. h llioo llllllj1peCi tlle Alhonlona foul • ....,. win· ll!>g ~ Lg:asll!r is f,§.1!i" A yeliii!~hlli -~ 111iJ1!i i , Buckeye mentor, gave his pitYoro ~ oft and ICheduled '. J Bowl claah. In a gam•Qrpe practice Salourday at East Loa Angeles Col· lege, Hayes drUied his ol!enslve and defensive untts· O&lli}tst USC formations. At the USC practice field, Coach John McKey faced the • cauae of lnjuries. McKay has rnoved "AI Cowl· lnga from defensiw tackle to dev lensive entl and end Mike Berry trom string fullback. The shifts were pfompted by injuries kJ end Jbn Grtasum anll Humphrey ,. • ., • LEGAL NOTICE · MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS \ ner and USC's ·a\CI8l"Star, saki he planned to end hi 8 ooliestste eareer in style. He said W-aday'a rilll• 'fit._., State :was one «.f.~~;l.oat")m- ·· portant he has evn faeed. score ol Saturday's game: "I've got t.Jd.s thing, n' he said. ATHENS - Wiekarham, 8,2· "I've just got to bl~ , a good 18; Welch, 2..D-f; Wagner, 2~; game because of die way things ' . have ended for me in other Handley, 1-11..2; SWart. 5-11-111: Jone1, 1-1.3; Coon, 0.0..0; TO- - years." T ALS 19-3-41. Slrnpo0n, a 6-!oot-2, 205;1oond LANCASTER - D, llflller, 2. senior, has never pltyed Cor 1 3,..7; Frances, 0~-0; DeFHRio, team that finished on a wh).. 4..S-13; Dozman, 5-1-11; IQine, ni.. . - . 4..S·l3; R. lllliler, 4-2.J.O; TO. in hll!ft tehooi and iun!oc oolTALS 19-16..S4. iege, he !ailed to "l!l.~t In By Quarters: style.'". For threfl years in hJgh Athens . . . . 12 24 38 41 school tootbaD., lasketball and Lanoaster . , . 15 21 35 54 baoeblll at Goie.Ueo High In san ,, Reserves - Athena 50, LanFrancisco, tl;le teams never won ca-45. a R1Jbe, Then, 11 a senior, the House Trailer Owners 1 All occupied or vacant house trailers In Countr of Mairs, pursuant Ill amended House Bill No. 174 State of Ohio, n subject to an annual ta1, paJable bJ tile owa, for the prlvilqe of uslnr or acc:uprinr a house trailer, due on or befare January 31, 1969. The ta1, payable to the County Treasurer, is computed and assessed wherein the house trailer has its sites and bJ multlpiJinr the assessable walue of the house trail• bJ the tax tate of the taxinr district, and shall not be less than ($1~) eirhteen doll•s in anr case. I'~ ~" rill"· ~~.,,, "" ~N ~• · A panaiiJ of $5 or 10\ of tu due, wlllchev• is peater, will be llltfl$8d upali all owners faililil to pay thl annilal house trailer tal 011, or before, the Janu., 31, 196P. deadline. The tax books are now open for the Ddmber or first hall collec· tion of tha1968 Real Estate Taxes. Also for delinquent tax. Closi111 date will be Feb. 5, 1969. HOWARD E. FRANK '. ...... ' ,.. ' . 1111 CALL TODAY! For Your New Years Celelratlnc! Rt. North Pl. Pleasant, W. Va. ' .. ,• POINT ·.~ ••• The L•ce Can HUNTS ,. I • • ' cans • ., •• STOCK UP VALUE! Riehl Reserved To Limit Quantities ARGO ClnS ,• • -~· > l ,.. ' ' iJ·" [' PORK SALE .FOR NEW YEAR'S ' ,· •., .. . '·'· •'"' him.,._ cause in U.t one mllllte he'll ' . plea$llnt switch .... ~. ' ., ; ' •:'1' in the cost of living trend! . ' ' thoroughbred ..,..,. Udo year with 335 winnBrs ttm Car, .... to be honored - . In the wlmer's clrcle at lAtonia race · track. Alao schedUled to receive ari . •• .;;: · · . <'!>, ·•.; • , .,.r_:,; .. ' .,. :' 1( • r ' r· • . ' ·-~ -~ -' I . •;-~ . • ..... •l;~ ,·, ·,. -Your Ohio "fCl~d,"CC:t;n~es . . • . I_ ,, , ··• ·· ·. ''l.·.' " I' • iood~ ~ . HONOR BERG FLORENCE, Ky. (Uro,.: M. H. Van Bers Sr., the •tton's .. " :- . The price of electricity has gone down and down. If your electric bil!s,ate ' bigger, it's becavse you ·are enjoying many more electrical c_onvenie~ces. ' . . . . ~ ' • Htlre in Ohio you pay less per-kilowatt hour th~n evl!('befor~. ~$n't ,that a ; ·• • ,·, ' award wa• Jack Van Bera, the country's . leadlfW' . trainer with j PUMPKIN: LLING· · • • IA~ER JCRAUT .;: ,oz..29~ Prlcts Efftctlw. Dlce•hi31 · Jal. _2 3 1nd 4 pkg. Thank You • w!thOIII makiJV muelt; but oneo he breoka throlwh. he pta the big one. "We all knOw we can't play onb 59 rnl-• against . For New Ye•s! Dolly Madison / 303. ... ·~- periods 2$3 1\il:et~"IHI 11 "!968. I PLEASANT · beat you.'' Trailers subject to the ab9va listed law do not include travel trailers, 11e•l111 a vellicul• portpte slrucbre built on a chassis and not eiCiedinr a rross wellht o14,~ lbs. when lactcirJ equipped lor the road, or an OYerilft len&th of (30) thlrtr feet and used .as a tempor., dwelllnr for travel, recreation, and •acatlon use. Trawel trall~r owners, 'however, nist relister their structure .ln the office .of the Mairs County Auditor, also bJ the Janu., 31, 1969 deadline, and obtain a tax-exempt decal. GORDON H. CALDWELl AUDITOR, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 675-1611 SONS . .. rootboll •nn t~ In a row bu1 i,.t tl1e last pPIIOo In junior ~oliese tberlo was 1 17pme \,.-t.nntnc streak, ""-'•But don't your know we lost our last game," be satd. "Now 1 waR to 10 out in st)ie." • 11 Myaetr. rm lfrald to lose_" 0. J. added. "I'd do anything to win. You 1snow we're the greater tam and we're s• posed to be winnlJW, so we Juat 10 out aDd do It, oo matter . whato U we're behind we kni:JIIf it's 'becau1e we'~ not plQtng "' to - -blliUeo. .. . But, OSV' • l<:dJV de!enohe Cllllllin and premier IWba<ker Mark Stier hid a ,.,..d lor Sinil- "Wo icnOio 0. J ..... fDr To be Jan. 12th CoYinston. Meanwhile, 0. J. Simpson, ~ tt68 Helslnan Trophy win- In a SEOAL pme looight. Boa ATTENTION •~~!~sic Pledge Service ••. , ; r1ces third atril1f · tallbl.ck to seconl .. • pJI¥ers with new positions b&- •D•nctnr •Bev.,ares ,· lite only Ught workouts tor the remaining days before the Rose .. •Dtlii!W . ·-~. ·~.- .. • prCJblem ot ramillarlzing rn·o Lancaster rallied to defeat the Athens ' Bulldogs 54-41 at Lan- . team < • Sund-.y'a Results Mil- .... high man !or Allan~~, w!tll 23 points but game honors Went to Baltimore's Earl • ' . l!QI ' W. L. Pet. GB ~ ... ~ •10 .841. Komudcy ••• 14 n .K1 ' llllaml •• • • • 13 . 17 .433 7 Jrdla• ..... 13 19 .406 8 N... York; •• Ia 20 .33310 West • W. L. Pe~ GJ! Oakland ..... 27 5 .844 '-· Denwr .•••• li 11 .aa ,. Dall.ao ...... 13 12 .520 1CJ1h N. Orleans •• 15 16 .484 1~\':t Los AJV. ••• 11 IS .407 13'~ H011slon • •• 7 29 .259 l'l'l:t Kentud<.y liS New York 11' ol Loken defeatsd the Detroit Miami 107 No• Or~ll8 108 Pistons 111-108 and the Clli..,O Oakland 120 Minno- 99 Bulls tOIIIJOd the Hoostlln 93 Loo An&elea 83 ri~ AM& 61 Franklln Monroe 17 LeboDon 57 Kingl 46 PIIJII Catholic 54 Sidney Holy An&ele 50 . 1!J Vllltatt Press l1Urnalloool atarllbw for conaecutlve vict.o.. Phoenix at Seanle ·' . Only games scheduled Beavercreek 61 West too 4' NBATriumph • ' • ,.;~ . ' ,.. ,. ,. '·· '; <!::'"; .·, . "\ r• '·· ' ,'' , · PORK - STE .• ·s_ ,. ·~ t l . ' . ·h" {; �,, .'}- • ' WANl AD , • ,INfOMA,TtOM ' ' .llt~IMIS ' • ,,.,., D.o; • ...,._ P.!AHc.. IOft ....., .O ..tll ....if .... '~ ea.....~ • 2-SIGNS ~ OF QUALITY ~Htl.,. Wtll 1M~ uMU t • . ~~~.f ... .:1 P',.t.!t•.t• ~·CULA'TIOMS . -., ., i 1967 PONTIAC... ...... ...7 The rWIIdet ,...,.., th. rftht tel •Iff ., tafect '"" .... ;,.,. •• IATII Par Wont Atl s-..1ce 5 c.ms ,.. W-rlll .,.... ...Mfon MhtL-n. d....-, f5c . 12 ciMte,__,..,_~c.,.....,.. ,,............. "··Wot4 !llx cen.,.cutlve II CM .. , . , < ln.. rtiMI•· 25 .., nnt ~I.Sc..,nt .n ,.111 •tl• 111111 ... ,.h. •'"-',. 10 ..,.. . ( CARD OF TKAiiii.S & OBITUARY s o• I \1 .50 fef 50 wortll nd"l-., !e. •ltlt~MI wotlll Zc. ILIND ADS •Hitlottol 21c C..,.. I * AttY.,.. . ............... Roducod to Firebird HT Coupe, Ftiur on the floor *M) 8 L.eMans, blve finish, custom atriping. b'(ue vinyl , with bucket seats, P.B., radio, 23,000 miles by col own•. Like new 1st lin• wide oval w•w Ures. ~l••tiMIII.Ie. Th• p"*llshet will " ' .. tHHbiltle for ._., thon tn11 lftcefr.kt '"'"''..,• I f Traded in by loco\ retired man, w-w ti.res like new( . slatt .trey _finish, spotless clean interior, ~~~ power equipment, factory air conditioned. Was $1795. Holi· cloy pr;ced $1595. · Po~~~!,.~~~ Co. . POMEROY, OHIO OFfiCE HOURS ••:JO ,,,.., .. s.oo , .•. ·o.u., @) Noll C. uf "" :" cu~tomers . friends and neigh.Jors. from former own- 3 ROOM omfumlshed apartment. Phone 992·311'15. 12-3-tfe ers of Five Points Grm. Joe and Gladys Adkins, il'OUR ROOM hoUJe with bath, 49'3 Rooewood East picture window. on Lincoln Tuc!lOn. Arizona. 12-29-2tp Rgts. Call 992·2780 or IIG-3432. IUtfc A ONE-WEEK revival will begin at the Church of God. Chester. Ohio Sunday. Dec. HARMONY apartments - 3 and 4 ' rooms. furnished . new: 29. 7:30 p.m .. Evangellat Rev. waDs, floors, furniture . PriByron Jones of Cleveland. vate parking. .Out of all Tenn . Sneclal sln~ing each ovenlng. Pastor. Rev. Ches- Doods. 3 blocks from Pometer Bryant extends a · cordial roy JIOBI office. 992-5382 from 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. 11-4-lfe lnvltotlon to aD. 1~.3tc WILL DO sewlnvt home - TRAILER, Brown's Troller Par~. Minersville. Phone 9ft. zippers. pockets. re l ~lng . :1314. 1:1-20-IOtc hemiTinl!. alterations. etc. Mrs . Frl'tldle Thahet. Mason. Phone 773-5,51. 4-"'-"' P'TJRNISHED garage a)l4lrtment on Uncoln mu. utW· ties paid. Adults only. Phorie VACANCY lor two elderly peo992-3489. 11-27-Stc ple. Prefar private paid pa· llenll. Phone MIISOII, '1'13-5185. IN-Ife ANTIQ\JEs. . furnlitn. ~!shes. ·ml~ilan.ous. Mrs. Howard HelpW•n•ed CeCUi'IDII· vt. Main 111.. Pome....;. ., •• •. 1-15-lfe CAR HOPS. Aj>ply In peroon, ,.,.. ··· - - - TO sliM five bath and ldlebon pri'v lleplt Phone IIG-n72. SOMEoNE roo"'; Crow's Steak House, Pomeroy. 1Z-30.6tc For Sale · 1S-:zt-3tc SEED LIMESTONE for your driveway? We furnish and Help Wanted deliver. Emmett W. Shuler. LADY 'WOOED tG aulst In care OJ.. aemi-lnvalld woman . Contracting, Phone IJ92..32U. 12-22-tfc HUibanll and wife In family . OWn .r®m,· no taundfy. Weoi<SAFE, simple l ·n d cuU fn. If desired. Phone REDUCE fast with Gobese tablets. OnMt-tl11t 12-21-3tp ly 98 cents. NelsOn Drugs. 11-D-30tp MtleHelp Wanted EMPI:OYED MAN. Repair ty~ part time. Work with dlltrihuior. Company tr.ml. LOOa1 Interview. Wrlle Bar J1, Glenshaw, Pa. '. ' 12-24-12tp s , ForRent ~partmenl, lo .ftfotm' Pomeroy. CaD I!JZ. 110 bolore 5 p.m. 1J-Itl-lfc clooe TRAILER SPACE. . ready lo hoGii up, private. plenty of room for children 1o play. PbOiMi - -- .,. ) :;AY, Phone 742-1753. 11-24-201p !968 STEREO radio combination.? Handsome walnut t:o,,. sole. This has BSR automalle record chanJer. Take oveo· r:ayments r:tf $5.35 per m·mth or pay $69.99. Call 992-!al~ 12-2!1-Stc For Sale straight stitch. For only 139 cash or 14.50 per month. Phone 992-2506. 12-27-ltc SALESMAN'S demonstrator. !968 Zie Zag sewing machine. regularly $93, complete. now $42. This machine makes buttonholes, dams, erilb., can be put on monthly ]HJYments of 15.25. Phone 992-2136. 12-24-61c 1'168 EARLY American stereo : This set has AM & FM radio. .&-speed automatlc record rhanaer. Lovely finish. Just like new. Take over payments of $5 per month or pay 187.35. Try 11 in your homo. Phone 992·21136. 12-24-6tc B~AUTI_ryl- ~~~~11\..~. flAY. G. CARSON. Phone 7ft. :.OF'TY PILE, free from aoll 4753. ~12tp is the carpet cleaned witb Blue LU51re. Rent elilctrlc NINE PAYMENTS of $5 or sbampooer ''- Baker Furni- ture. lJ.lG«c ..,..15 c.ash. Must sell 111111 sewing machine. Fully equipped to zig zag, make button- ONE OF the f!Mr thlnp of lifo, Blue Lustre ·carpet cleaner. hole&, sew on buttons, etc., 4 montJo.s old. Call 992-21136. Rant electric ahlllllpOCJOr tl. IWNtc Tiny's Bargainland. lWMt< ' • • t11 1.79 Chll4rMa 195 SWEATERS, Volwee. up .. 5.95 1.79 Wiele Selo~t.lo.t . Gret~t S.vlt~t• Bryants Budeet Shop 1011. .... 1-14-tfc , ....., 992-11196 985-.. CURTISS TEC~. J+ lone! Parker. . . _. Pon!Oroy residence or 167,_.1 Cool••iUe .,.n stotlon, wishes Rollday Greetln8J. Dolly servke with limited Sunday · forenoons. 1J.21.12te C. C. BRADPOIID AUcnONEER $5.55 rlactne. Olllo Cr!H Bndlord · S1tfe AIR CONDITIONING Refriger- ation service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Haven. hone 182-2079. 4 • tfe READY • OO:IX concrete deUvered rlghl to your project. estimates. Phone !m-3284, GoegFree Fast and easy. lein Ready • Mix Co., Middlepori, Ohio. 6 !0 lfe ' PRICE " ·"· '· -~ 19&1 · ill oOffltl hours will bt Chaltpd Is fOllows; "-:%' . · Monday, Wednesllar. Friday - 10 fD AM-2 PM to PM-:4:30 1118:30 PM ·...-,. _ 1oto -..zwtPU _ ~-~~A' ,. ; 606 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. caUa. John 2522. A.. ........ u..., rMIQia ~ ·b~:;::~r:~r:n.e - ... "on or anunaJ, ventable and other .,..u.r ~ .. ruulll fro• 1M .,........ ;.tlon, CONumpUon. deea)' qt llltoi&ll o.t m. .ll. lith, fowl, "'dta; nplablal 11rid all oUaer food 1\lblllnc., ~ B . • ......... IMMII Uult ICfttnaiiiUpla -ttf matter IU~:b •• PIIIJMU', ~1')11 . ~IJTOMOBILE ]nsurance beu ..ncened? Loot your _.t. on license? ean I!IZ-2911. I II tfe Racine Social Events ber· 19, at lhe ho• of ~tta 5bquroi\. The meeting 0110ned with Ule aoag, uoh, C:ne AU Ye Faithful" i I JeadiD& WU gi'¥811 by Helen ~aon. 1tQuiJ1maa Glvtrw", lnd &•readliJIWU liven by Do.-othy BldaleY. A aid~ "Doc:· oraU,. the OtrlatmiBXree," foJ.. lowed and lite sorpet me•- wu presented b)' Helen ~ son. clootrv wltlr p.-.¥er. In the bullnoaa HllloO, $41101M books were ordarod lor the church. Glib wore exehanpd ~\IIIIer a lllhted a.rlalmu - . Glllt were prooent.d to llllrJorlo Grlinm, IMehor ol the dah and 10 Love~ soyre, alit-'INCh- or. n.. J1111firJ ~ w11111e at the lane 01 Mto, lloroti1r Bad,sloy. Rah•I\!IIOIII& . ""'" . . . . at • table with red ml sold cloth ani! ~ · ot ' BOlli polnHttlu. • , . ··· Mrs. LW!ap ~lvldan recelvW Of tht ·tiM&b fl. hir slstert · MI-L· Bllncho Frendl, Alnn. Mt. and MI-L Ella ~ l,elt SW1dl.f 10 spelll Chrl.-. lriell . ' lltetr 'arpl ~. Mr. and Mta; 1Bob Jlfrch lnil ehll- .,. cleanJnt•luatantled ' . . , Mason; West Vltglnl~ e~~n rubble lhat ~:::::::::::::::::::;;::. 100 Lha' I* eiD M tra.uport..cl bl aDd to)' vebldll. • - a u Mriered , A. No penOn llhall burY. Anfona those ca1Jh1: on Mary ·~ Circle recently were Laura Clr- parents, Mr• and Mr1.· Ed s 011 Roush. _ , . · I vllla•e. No ,.raon 1II.U liW1l ' WMPO' .. br•M1MI ' aarbqe Umttl "'·Hhln tbe corponle P. of .;;;::::. the eurporate Hmlta "' tlM presents ~ tbnnm or diPOIIte.d , upon Ill¥ pnbltc or prtnk PNHI'lJ' wstbtn the corpontl Umlta ef tlM VIUIII u¢ept Utat WI doe• DO\ prohibit the plaelllr of 1ub•1• in • cOYerad ... lll Dr pluUc contatner .w:lll M .,IU repel nxllnt• or o&her ai!lm•l~ . D. •No Pl111:111 llaall PtmlK nU, mlee. rodenY o.- o&bar alllmala tt l..Ye iD or feed 11po11 ptb.,., LOCAL REPQRTS . OAILY I " ...,.a•• olhlr UJe11 propariJ' ~d bp tiM VWq• Mall eollect prbQt willliil tbe eor· )lOra-. llmltl of thl vUIIflp, 111'0"141· No pai"IGII · visited in the community over ··oo. The:Y-1IIended c.... t he ween~;~ ~~ dt,y SchoOl at carmeL · A. No ~ bur.O. Nbtm1t and tlull within tb eortOn'- Jtaahe of 1he . jJJJ,are .Unle~~ , a,ueb rubbllb or ~~~ 11 bUrJM41 111 an. Jact,..rator &bat. wUJ ~ent ua. eoJ7;1tftY ·~- --"" , u111p. ' I&CI'IDN lY~ , .h• . n." ,....•• vnlaJ.!: "' i<ee'pj ng -,·.- ,IY,IC'I~ Gollio · • · - • ' .' ~ bT .tM ~ p,.._ -•., r~ol"'ll. Iii ~r;ttw. Reedsviii~ ~~_ Notes · New " '"'7 J4RS. i.. BALDERSON' ,. ' _, .. r Mr• .nd Mr. • Arthur ll ...., ~ of Charleston. W. va.~ nre tecenl 11I s itor s I I . the He,..;.. w.vr .. Btae home. Da\'id Brown ns 1 ,patient at . tJJe St. Joseph's HoJpttal, Par- teeh:tW and . ... ublllbld to 11!1 ,_. .fer u., JMU.P111 t~;~ Entertained ....... ... ....... . attliel.....,, . ;. " ·" ..,..,. ....... .... ' ' ~r.:'t:f:t'.o •·, ...-..u ' "' In June, 1947. to ~ ·2DRY'. .Hout ClEANING SERVICEA r......,.,. ,_•umPina was a tax reduction bW, doing llo ~ - 'tha ~·• lor • . - . . ad n1to • . • bllll eollaeMn 1111111 . . - - .... kerlbUrg, W, VL week per ~ UM4 .J »' -.etl~ eolMr and Mrs. B1U Orr and · lee&or, or ..... ,.r moftUI Y nd& • l:oU.CC.Ohl •11110! &o PQ' on a ~ family are movtns Into the late _, _ , · ,. :·.. . F. M. C01.tes prape~. , ~'rt;.'~,.t.-tr::=. tlrv.tll Miss carol Nicholl, student D. The vui.Qa · ~~t ll v.,.~= ..-.nW tM rifll W ~ at GI envU le State Coli ege. GI en- ru.bblth "'Pi 011e ...._.. true1t not v1llcl W, VL is spendlna- her 4o QeM4 aD _IO&aa ,.,. mo•tb, ..., ' ' ...- the ·• • of ~-.oo •oDtb, Tllll holiday 11aeation with Mra. Mary IIUi'D not; b'Mtia.U _ u.e ~' . &o ftDip • flrot V:$. J)l'llsident to· 11. TNC!III ot tid~ .u. or .... - . ,., load e.·· uoo Ali otber nbleiM• ....,. •~t Hllll ' · Pm•te .. ......_ IUuUal ..._ ,... monO c" r Harry s. Trum811 t TJac1ii ot lM .._ ot thne-feardll . • t.on, lUI ..... ~oaf~ · . .,WJ'I, ~s.oo Tell 'l'I'Ue11:) Are·a Well As yiDap dlilnp, .-di)Mt to till ro~~ewiaa Nfll]aUelll lad ~= A. Till foUDwlnf eba;·.;ll 'lllall be ~r~.ctii lor tM ,.l'llliMioa to «amp f .1 rblll• alld ruhbltll ba the \lllll" oJ . • J . A~~ - ~ arid MasoJl Informed As m kUIIIilirr deeerllaecl JD Vol lleiiJ Couot.r .,._.. IQddleDort, Towlidllp, ,IW 12-10 MO A.M. 12 -NOOI; 3 P.M; .-4 thet tllll dHI not pr-Miblt u la41'9SttlllaJ ~n~n~. dil,....l of bll ... •-=oN ljl•aiaaH· ~-· INFORMAnON NEWS ·u.a Pf'blll• t. No SWJnon ahall throw or depollt 111nr rarbQe, or aiJow the Nmt to 1: . be red1u:ed. In sJ• ~· and- Mrs. ~ne_,!-ludson o alll4il.. 11pair. hoaJe . ~~!"" e~ed '4t ' ~ ; ~...J~~..J.'::"Jl'~ ·: ' . a~nas . Installed. Mr-; IDd Mh,. Allan fiJI~ elnen~-~ '1:1 cently _,'1>. No perton nu :&brOW ~~.~.,.,....'! Harrison, Phone 1112• · • ·· "llJ' l'libbttb .or trull, or Mr. and Mrs. H«Nll8r AncleriOI'I a~~•• to ,. tb1'oWn or -~ ..,. 1u:tfc Ohio-' Gil ..,. ,u.bMe ·or Jri.YII&e\ '"'""' a nd son oC Gra nd .."-'d ~. •• y·ttiWI u.. ~ta Jlmltl ., u.e Insurance IJIIIJS thil Ontlll-.otl & CarmeI News :. . . . . ., .............. By the· Day ."":~.~"':,."' on S\mday. RADIO ' ' . OIDINAIIICI NO, M1M .\n OnllMDW to a'I'AaiJSH A ·.tLL,\QI: - DUMP AND PIUI:S(:IWUNO RM~TION AND CKAaO • . 1'08 011£ UH ,.HI&EOP. · · Be u lll'llai.M4 ., 1M Couaell of the Vlllap ol ••*'-leport u reno•: s,c,. J. ~l o.tlaltlolll u · Ulld la 1 Jauware, ube-1. un, 1mall IDI1 · ilry.objlteb al and all otblr NfuM and CIGARE'I'TE vendin!it maehlnea Mrs. Rlchai-d You~ and chU- . one! service. ABC Enlerprilel, clren o( Sidney are gueals oC her U.tfc LEGAL NOTICE· •-pta... Haven, ~W, VL ,; a . V Ph - uM880n, ", a. one ',,...... ' r Gp, ttnw, fait, »ather, weartill ~~~parel, paekln1 Dlat.ri.ll, uqaU pleeea ol wood~ ~ana, O{l:idl· SF.WING MACHI:>~ES, repair Mr. and Mrs. James Ingram 11ervlce, all makes. WY Z.. an:1 daughter, Jane, of Columbus 1 . .. nigh lth u ..1 ..h 221-1. The Fabric Shop, Pom- spent S&tur,.., t W .u.&l' eroy. Authori!M Singer Sales Lee and RC!f)ert Lee and lm\Uy. family of aM Service. We Sharpon The Dwight -....epston ~"' Scr,.oro. 3-3-lfc Columbo1 joined the • - family ~- of J!oostor Sunda7 Seclau Thurliday e~ Docom- . :-, -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 PM•ror ••• & Alto HUDGF.T furniture on cle O( Dorcas, Lucy Taylor o( our third noor bndget sbop. McKenzie Ridge and Hllttie and Bater Furniture, Mldcfleport, Addle P -eU of Po- u-nd and ...,... lUll Ohio. D-Ue Jomes_ and PhylHs Circle, New party ~the country. EXPERT Wheel ........,,, Complete_ Servlet Pboae Mt-1111 drenat=fx~~~~;;~ Notice · , ~-- _ Effective Janua.ry Servlas ' 1-llndG.-Slmpooowero co-bastes... lor the Chrlllmls ,.' Mtltt I L•ltl•• PAJAMAS, Voluoe lusi!Mis By MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS ' ATTENTION PLEASE! Great• Values Than Ev• ra- dio. Static lre'e, Ffd and !;\M radio. Full range· vollll!le, base, lreble and balance control. Monthly paymenll of 16.50 or balilnce of 181.03. Phone 992-3111. IMHtc -·~. FURNiSHED and unfurnished apattments. Close to school. Phone ~ . 10-11-tf< T·OTATOES. Phone 14~ Clarence Proffllt, Portllmd. ' lt-111-tfc !"URNISKED APARTMENTS in Middleport. All utilities pold. llowley " Reed, Mid- STRAW. Phone 1112-6227. 11-29-!211' dleport. Phone 991-2'776. 10-21-l!c 11188 GTO. power ~~- pow'fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile er brakH. foor ......,, )lOBI, Court, Syrac1!10, Ohio on Stall< live traction, flll!lor)l ,...erb, Rl. 121, Phone 91!-21151. nnd olher a~rles . Phone 1-11-llc Chesler 12-23-«c ' HREWOOD. any length, green or dry . Gerald King. Rl. I. JZ.29-16tp Shade. P~osP~Q!J~ NEW YMft Helen and Vlrell Teaford Associates Wanted, ' • monograms , and even sews A HAPPY AND • ~: SEWING MACHINE, 1!168 Zi~ 1963 VOLKSWAGEN. $500, good Zag, wear what you make on ~..-ondition. P. A. Scott. 439 r·- this hcmey. Thls macWne but· L;nco!n St. . Middleport. tObholes. darns. appliques, 12-19-3tc WISIDNG YOU ' ' '<., For Sale I'COJJLE PUPPIZS. AKC Toy STEREO. late model, walnut miniature. J15 and up. Stud console, one montll old; 4service and grooming. Phooe speed B.S.R. record chang99'H441. II I lie er. AM-FM radio. Free home demonstration. lliO or IUO AKC Golden R~trie\·er puppies. per month. Phone 1192-2506. 52-1 Alb St. , Mlddlepon. 99212-27-ltc &41:;. 6-23-l!c GEORGE HOBSTETTEI, BROKER I W1LL NOT bo rl!eJ)!iiillble lor any debts con~r•cted bY anyone other than myoelf. Hatold M.. Smjlh. 'RI- I, - Racine,. Ohio ,. 1J43lp MILLIONS of rup have been cle.ancd with Blue Lustre. lt's America's finest. Rent electric shampooar .1. Baker Furniture. 12-23-Qc ' For Rent ' YEAR'S Greetings 1o all For Sale IJON'T MERELY brighten carpels. Blue Lustre them. No rapid rcsolling. Rent shampooer 11. Tiny's Bargalnland. 12-23-Qc lt30 e.m. t•U•OO M..n.S.tvrct• ., ., OLDSMOBILE oiu.a wltll black vinyl lop iiild many Htras. et700. · Call Cbester 11115-4116. 1S-2Nlp '!16 1963 CADILLAC DeVILLE 4 DOOR.................... $1595 I ll.,ltlllfo 1 , . .;t. ! -·-.. -·- DAILY !UPON REQUIST) . Our U1Ual G..,. Clelnlnt · · I. Bundle of · 1\oJ Nic:boll lnd tamlb ·b luill, Tile cblr.. for ltnull • .-au .. 'U., ,....... u blnl~befoho Jean Whitehead was an 0\'llr- prit-.tW. , · : a.cTIOH v• .. ni8ht pelt of Mr. and Mrs. BtU , . hOiln ~rlnl' wbkll prbq•• .. Puolljo- otMew Meredith and family ot !!Overly, ..,._ ,.. ......, - bo aor.1d Orr, student ·~ Ohio aha~~~ !U1 .t. ~:ao PII. UDI.verst~, 11 IIIH!IPding the holt"o perao;a .uu ... pel'lld\tM...,..._.... ' ' . . . 01 . . . . . . . . . . . . til)' 'lleiUon with his parents, Mr. and _Mrs. BW Orr and liDd)'. Mr1. R. E. Willlamt and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Balder1011 ud ••• vlllted with MrL u ••'l, Bll• ~ ·~ • derson and Mra.. Jl E. YGuDJ:, Vt..., W. Va. · • . Douptor of Kill&' Loor 10. Gun tol' Dll\'1 ..... .......... ..:-=. ".:!:.,•..w..e·..::::..= ~tt m 111111 hi .,. ~ ...... ' . . . .. w1Ul ~ t':.::..D4alit...l' d~~• o1 ~~-. ==.:.. ua. . l:Z. Without u :. rill*lllh. ,......,. ~q tnllb. AO INou, ..a 1• ...... .......,, _)1.1,. . . . 01' dlall b¥11 ....... M u , to ....-ftM u. .,_ ., , eadi ,.wnal ,... tJ1e ....,.__a. &Ju~tt. r ~- 1117 aa0t1ua ul WI .tlllll. 'l'-- ' I w-..... Qnll-..ce lhaU lie ..... Ht U UIP - - ' liDJ' . .N '&Ua . . . . ' fo~e~"'lii ~ IIWl =··~·~1;-j;;r-~.t:ro~ ~ . J!....... ""' lui' ir l*il. .,' . ~~ ,._ ! ·.. .~fu:J· ··~·Mia :'· ' ~j.. - - ..:0 ~ .:· -~·-'i- ·,.,·- .l·' ,:¥~',, . ' .t\'.- ••Ullt~:'._"'-~ ~~~~$ ··-... -· 13. RevoiYer's nlltiVO �,, .'}- • ' WANl AD , • ,INfOMA,TtOM ' ' .llt~IMIS ' • ,,.,., D.o; • ...,._ P.!AHc.. IOft ....., .O ..tll ....if .... '~ ea.....~ • 2-SIGNS ~ OF QUALITY ~Htl.,. Wtll 1M~ uMU t • . ~~~.f ... .:1 P',.t.!t•.t• ~·CULA'TIOMS . -., ., i 1967 PONTIAC... ...... ...7 The rWIIdet ,...,.., th. rftht tel •Iff ., tafect '"" .... ;,.,. •• IATII Par Wont Atl s-..1ce 5 c.ms ,.. W-rlll .,.... ...Mfon MhtL-n. d....-, f5c . 12 ciMte,__,..,_~c.,.....,.. ,,............. "··Wot4 !llx cen.,.cutlve II CM .. , . , < ln.. rtiMI•· 25 .., nnt ~I.Sc..,nt .n ,.111 •tl• 111111 ... ,.h. •'"-',. 10 ..,.. . ( CARD OF TKAiiii.S & OBITUARY s o• I \1 .50 fef 50 wortll nd"l-., !e. •ltlt~MI wotlll Zc. ILIND ADS •Hitlottol 21c C..,.. I * AttY.,.. . ............... Roducod to Firebird HT Coupe, Ftiur on the floor *M) 8 L.eMans, blve finish, custom atriping. b'(ue vinyl , with bucket seats, P.B., radio, 23,000 miles by col own•. Like new 1st lin• wide oval w•w Ures. ~l••tiMIII.Ie. Th• p"*llshet will " ' .. tHHbiltle for ._., thon tn11 lftcefr.kt '"'"''..,• I f Traded in by loco\ retired man, w-w ti.res like new( . slatt .trey _finish, spotless clean interior, ~~~ power equipment, factory air conditioned. Was $1795. Holi· cloy pr;ced $1595. · Po~~~!,.~~~ Co. . POMEROY, OHIO OFfiCE HOURS ••:JO ,,,.., .. s.oo , .•. ·o.u., @) Noll C. uf "" :" cu~tomers . friends and neigh.Jors. from former own- 3 ROOM omfumlshed apartment. Phone 992·311'15. 12-3-tfe ers of Five Points Grm. Joe and Gladys Adkins, il'OUR ROOM hoUJe with bath, 49'3 Rooewood East picture window. on Lincoln Tuc!lOn. Arizona. 12-29-2tp Rgts. Call 992·2780 or IIG-3432. IUtfc A ONE-WEEK revival will begin at the Church of God. Chester. Ohio Sunday. Dec. HARMONY apartments - 3 and 4 ' rooms. furnished . new: 29. 7:30 p.m .. Evangellat Rev. waDs, floors, furniture . PriByron Jones of Cleveland. vate parking. .Out of all Tenn . Sneclal sln~ing each ovenlng. Pastor. Rev. Ches- Doods. 3 blocks from Pometer Bryant extends a · cordial roy JIOBI office. 992-5382 from 10 a.m. lo 6 p.m. 11-4-lfe lnvltotlon to aD. 1~.3tc WILL DO sewlnvt home - TRAILER, Brown's Troller Par~. Minersville. Phone 9ft. zippers. pockets. re l ~lng . :1314. 1:1-20-IOtc hemiTinl!. alterations. etc. Mrs . Frl'tldle Thahet. Mason. Phone 773-5,51. 4-"'-"' P'TJRNISHED garage a)l4lrtment on Uncoln mu. utW· ties paid. Adults only. Phorie VACANCY lor two elderly peo992-3489. 11-27-Stc ple. Prefar private paid pa· llenll. Phone MIISOII, '1'13-5185. IN-Ife ANTIQ\JEs. . furnlitn. ~!shes. ·ml~ilan.ous. Mrs. Howard HelpW•n•ed CeCUi'IDII· vt. Main 111.. Pome....;. ., •• •. 1-15-lfe CAR HOPS. Aj>ply In peroon, ,.,.. ··· - - - TO sliM five bath and ldlebon pri'v lleplt Phone IIG-n72. SOMEoNE roo"'; Crow's Steak House, Pomeroy. 1Z-30.6tc For Sale · 1S-:zt-3tc SEED LIMESTONE for your driveway? We furnish and Help Wanted deliver. Emmett W. Shuler. LADY 'WOOED tG aulst In care OJ.. aemi-lnvalld woman . Contracting, Phone IJ92..32U. 12-22-tfc HUibanll and wife In family . OWn .r®m,· no taundfy. Weoi<SAFE, simple l ·n d cuU fn. If desired. Phone REDUCE fast with Gobese tablets. OnMt-tl11t 12-21-3tp ly 98 cents. NelsOn Drugs. 11-D-30tp MtleHelp Wanted EMPI:OYED MAN. Repair ty~ part time. Work with dlltrihuior. Company tr.ml. LOOa1 Interview. Wrlle Bar J1, Glenshaw, Pa. '. ' 12-24-12tp s , ForRent ~partmenl, lo .ftfotm' Pomeroy. CaD I!JZ. 110 bolore 5 p.m. 1J-Itl-lfc clooe TRAILER SPACE. . ready lo hoGii up, private. plenty of room for children 1o play. PbOiMi - -- .,. ) :;AY, Phone 742-1753. 11-24-201p !968 STEREO radio combination.? Handsome walnut t:o,,. sole. This has BSR automalle record chanJer. Take oveo· r:ayments r:tf $5.35 per m·mth or pay $69.99. Call 992-!al~ 12-2!1-Stc For Sale straight stitch. For only 139 cash or 14.50 per month. Phone 992-2506. 12-27-ltc SALESMAN'S demonstrator. !968 Zie Zag sewing machine. regularly $93, complete. now $42. This machine makes buttonholes, dams, erilb., can be put on monthly ]HJYments of 15.25. Phone 992-2136. 12-24-61c 1'168 EARLY American stereo : This set has AM & FM radio. .&-speed automatlc record rhanaer. Lovely finish. Just like new. Take over payments of $5 per month or pay 187.35. Try 11 in your homo. Phone 992·21136. 12-24-6tc B~AUTI_ryl- ~~~~11\..~. flAY. G. CARSON. Phone 7ft. :.OF'TY PILE, free from aoll 4753. ~12tp is the carpet cleaned witb Blue LU51re. Rent elilctrlc NINE PAYMENTS of $5 or sbampooer ''- Baker Furni- ture. lJ.lG«c ..,..15 c.ash. Must sell 111111 sewing machine. Fully equipped to zig zag, make button- ONE OF the f!Mr thlnp of lifo, Blue Lustre ·carpet cleaner. hole&, sew on buttons, etc., 4 montJo.s old. Call 992-21136. Rant electric ahlllllpOCJOr tl. IWNtc Tiny's Bargainland. lWMt< ' • • t11 1.79 Chll4rMa 195 SWEATERS, Volwee. up .. 5.95 1.79 Wiele Selo~t.lo.t . Gret~t S.vlt~t• Bryants Budeet Shop 1011. .... 1-14-tfc , ....., 992-11196 985-.. CURTISS TEC~. J+ lone! Parker. . . _. Pon!Oroy residence or 167,_.1 Cool••iUe .,.n stotlon, wishes Rollday Greetln8J. Dolly servke with limited Sunday · forenoons. 1J.21.12te C. C. BRADPOIID AUcnONEER $5.55 rlactne. Olllo Cr!H Bndlord · S1tfe AIR CONDITIONING Refriger- ation service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Haven. hone 182-2079. 4 • tfe READY • OO:IX concrete deUvered rlghl to your project. estimates. Phone !m-3284, GoegFree Fast and easy. lein Ready • Mix Co., Middlepori, Ohio. 6 !0 lfe ' PRICE " ·"· '· -~ 19&1 · ill oOffltl hours will bt Chaltpd Is fOllows; "-:%' . · Monday, Wednesllar. Friday - 10 fD AM-2 PM to PM-:4:30 1118:30 PM ·...-,. _ 1oto -..zwtPU _ ~-~~A' ,. ; 606 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. caUa. John 2522. A.. ........ u..., rMIQia ~ ·b~:;::~r:~r:n.e - ... "on or anunaJ, ventable and other .,..u.r ~ .. ruulll fro• 1M .,........ ;.tlon, CONumpUon. deea)' qt llltoi&ll o.t m. .ll. lith, fowl, "'dta; nplablal 11rid all oUaer food 1\lblllnc., ~ B . • ......... IMMII Uult ICfttnaiiiUpla -ttf matter IU~:b •• PIIIJMU', ~1')11 . ~IJTOMOBILE ]nsurance beu ..ncened? Loot your _.t. on license? ean I!IZ-2911. I II tfe Racine Social Events ber· 19, at lhe ho• of ~tta 5bquroi\. The meeting 0110ned with Ule aoag, uoh, C:ne AU Ye Faithful" i I JeadiD& WU gi'¥811 by Helen ~aon. 1tQuiJ1maa Glvtrw", lnd &•readliJIWU liven by Do.-othy BldaleY. A aid~ "Doc:· oraU,. the OtrlatmiBXree," foJ.. lowed and lite sorpet me•- wu presented b)' Helen ~ son. clootrv wltlr p.-.¥er. In the bullnoaa HllloO, $41101M books were ordarod lor the church. Glib wore exehanpd ~\IIIIer a lllhted a.rlalmu - . Glllt were prooent.d to llllrJorlo Grlinm, IMehor ol the dah and 10 Love~ soyre, alit-'INCh- or. n.. J1111firJ ~ w11111e at the lane 01 Mto, lloroti1r Bad,sloy. Rah•I\!IIOIII& . ""'" . . . . at • table with red ml sold cloth ani! ~ · ot ' BOlli polnHttlu. • , . ··· Mrs. LW!ap ~lvldan recelvW Of tht ·tiM&b fl. hir slstert · MI-L· Bllncho Frendl, Alnn. Mt. and MI-L Ella ~ l,elt SW1dl.f 10 spelll Chrl.-. lriell . ' lltetr 'arpl ~. Mr. and Mta; 1Bob Jlfrch lnil ehll- .,. cleanJnt•luatantled ' . . , Mason; West Vltglnl~ e~~n rubble lhat ~:::::::::::::::::::;;::. 100 Lha' I* eiD M tra.uport..cl bl aDd to)' vebldll. • - a u Mriered , A. No penOn llhall burY. Anfona those ca1Jh1: on Mary ·~ Circle recently were Laura Clr- parents, Mr• and Mr1.· Ed s 011 Roush. _ , . · I vllla•e. No ,.raon 1II.U liW1l ' WMPO' .. br•M1MI ' aarbqe Umttl "'·Hhln tbe corponle P. of .;;;::::. the eurporate Hmlta "' tlM presents ~ tbnnm or diPOIIte.d , upon Ill¥ pnbltc or prtnk PNHI'lJ' wstbtn the corpontl Umlta ef tlM VIUIII u¢ept Utat WI doe• DO\ prohibit the plaelllr of 1ub•1• in • cOYerad ... lll Dr pluUc contatner .w:lll M .,IU repel nxllnt• or o&her ai!lm•l~ . D. •No Pl111:111 llaall PtmlK nU, mlee. rodenY o.- o&bar alllmala tt l..Ye iD or feed 11po11 ptb.,., LOCAL REPQRTS . OAILY I " ...,.a•• olhlr UJe11 propariJ' ~d bp tiM VWq• Mall eollect prbQt willliil tbe eor· )lOra-. llmltl of thl vUIIflp, 111'0"141· No pai"IGII · visited in the community over ··oo. The:Y-1IIended c.... t he ween~;~ ~~ dt,y SchoOl at carmeL · A. No ~ bur.O. Nbtm1t and tlull within tb eortOn'- Jtaahe of 1he . jJJJ,are .Unle~~ , a,ueb rubbllb or ~~~ 11 bUrJM41 111 an. Jact,..rator &bat. wUJ ~ent ua. eoJ7;1tftY ·~- --"" , u111p. ' I&CI'IDN lY~ , .h• . n." ,....•• vnlaJ.!: "' i<ee'pj ng -,·.- ,IY,IC'I~ Gollio · • · - • ' .' ~ bT .tM ~ p,.._ -•., r~ol"'ll. Iii ~r;ttw. Reedsviii~ ~~_ Notes · New " '"'7 J4RS. i.. BALDERSON' ,. ' _, .. r Mr• .nd Mr. • Arthur ll ...., ~ of Charleston. W. va.~ nre tecenl 11I s itor s I I . the He,..;.. w.vr .. Btae home. Da\'id Brown ns 1 ,patient at . tJJe St. Joseph's HoJpttal, Par- teeh:tW and . ... ublllbld to 11!1 ,_. .fer u., JMU.P111 t~;~ Entertained ....... ... ....... . attliel.....,, . ;. " ·" ..,..,. ....... .... ' ' ~r.:'t:f:t'.o •·, ...-..u ' "' In June, 1947. to ~ ·2DRY'. .Hout ClEANING SERVICEA r......,.,. ,_•umPina was a tax reduction bW, doing llo ~ - 'tha ~·• lor • . - . . ad n1to • . • bllll eollaeMn 1111111 . . - - .... kerlbUrg, W, VL week per ~ UM4 .J »' -.etl~ eolMr and Mrs. B1U Orr and · lee&or, or ..... ,.r moftUI Y nd& • l:oU.CC.Ohl •11110! &o PQ' on a ~ family are movtns Into the late _, _ , · ,. :·.. . F. M. C01.tes prape~. , ~'rt;.'~,.t.-tr::=. tlrv.tll Miss carol Nicholl, student D. The vui.Qa · ~~t ll v.,.~= ..-.nW tM rifll W ~ at GI envU le State Coli ege. GI en- ru.bblth "'Pi 011e ...._.. true1t not v1llcl W, VL is spendlna- her 4o QeM4 aD _IO&aa ,.,. mo•tb, ..., ' ' ...- the ·• • of ~-.oo •oDtb, Tllll holiday 11aeation with Mra. Mary IIUi'D not; b'Mtia.U _ u.e ~' . &o ftDip • flrot V:$. J)l'llsident to· 11. TNC!III ot tid~ .u. or .... - . ,., load e.·· uoo Ali otber nbleiM• ....,. •~t Hllll ' · Pm•te .. ......_ IUuUal ..._ ,... monO c" r Harry s. Trum811 t TJac1ii ot lM .._ ot thne-feardll . • t.on, lUI ..... ~oaf~ · . .,WJ'I, ~s.oo Tell 'l'I'Ue11:) Are·a Well As yiDap dlilnp, .-di)Mt to till ro~~ewiaa Nfll]aUelll lad ~= A. Till foUDwlnf eba;·.;ll 'lllall be ~r~.ctii lor tM ,.l'llliMioa to «amp f .1 rblll• alld ruhbltll ba the \lllll" oJ . • J . A~~ - ~ arid MasoJl Informed As m kUIIIilirr deeerllaecl JD Vol lleiiJ Couot.r .,._.. IQddleDort, Towlidllp, ,IW 12-10 MO A.M. 12 -NOOI; 3 P.M; .-4 thet tllll dHI not pr-Miblt u la41'9SttlllaJ ~n~n~. dil,....l of bll ... •-=oN ljl•aiaaH· ~-· INFORMAnON NEWS ·u.a Pf'blll• t. No SWJnon ahall throw or depollt 111nr rarbQe, or aiJow the Nmt to 1: . be red1u:ed. In sJ• ~· and- Mrs. ~ne_,!-ludson o alll4il.. 11pair. hoaJe . ~~!"" e~ed '4t ' ~ ; ~...J~~..J.'::"Jl'~ ·: ' . a~nas . Installed. Mr-; IDd Mh,. Allan fiJI~ elnen~-~ '1:1 cently _,'1>. No perton nu :&brOW ~~.~.,.,....'! Harrison, Phone 1112• · • ·· "llJ' l'libbttb .or trull, or Mr. and Mrs. H«Nll8r AncleriOI'I a~~•• to ,. tb1'oWn or -~ ..,. 1u:tfc Ohio-' Gil ..,. ,u.bMe ·or Jri.YII&e\ '"'""' a nd son oC Gra nd .."-'d ~. •• y·ttiWI u.. ~ta Jlmltl ., u.e Insurance IJIIIJS thil Ontlll-.otl & CarmeI News :. . . . . ., .............. By the· Day ."":~.~"':,."' on S\mday. RADIO ' ' . OIDINAIIICI NO, M1M .\n OnllMDW to a'I'AaiJSH A ·.tLL,\QI: - DUMP AND PIUI:S(:IWUNO RM~TION AND CKAaO • . 1'08 011£ UH ,.HI&EOP. · · Be u lll'llai.M4 ., 1M Couaell of the Vlllap ol ••*'-leport u reno•: s,c,. J. ~l o.tlaltlolll u · Ulld la 1 Jauware, ube-1. un, 1mall IDI1 · ilry.objlteb al and all otblr NfuM and CIGARE'I'TE vendin!it maehlnea Mrs. Rlchai-d You~ and chU- . one! service. ABC Enlerprilel, clren o( Sidney are gueals oC her U.tfc LEGAL NOTICE· •-pta... Haven, ~W, VL ,; a . V Ph - uM880n, ", a. one ',,...... ' r Gp, ttnw, fait, »ather, weartill ~~~parel, paekln1 Dlat.ri.ll, uqaU pleeea ol wood~ ~ana, O{l:idl· SF.WING MACHI:>~ES, repair Mr. and Mrs. James Ingram 11ervlce, all makes. WY Z.. an:1 daughter, Jane, of Columbus 1 . .. nigh lth u ..1 ..h 221-1. The Fabric Shop, Pom- spent S&tur,.., t W .u.&l' eroy. Authori!M Singer Sales Lee and RC!f)ert Lee and lm\Uy. family of aM Service. We Sharpon The Dwight -....epston ~"' Scr,.oro. 3-3-lfc Columbo1 joined the • - family ~- of J!oostor Sunda7 Seclau Thurliday e~ Docom- . :-, -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 PM•ror ••• & Alto HUDGF.T furniture on cle O( Dorcas, Lucy Taylor o( our third noor bndget sbop. McKenzie Ridge and Hllttie and Bater Furniture, Mldcfleport, Addle P -eU of Po- u-nd and ...,... lUll Ohio. D-Ue Jomes_ and PhylHs Circle, New party ~the country. EXPERT Wheel ........,,, Complete_ Servlet Pboae Mt-1111 drenat=fx~~~~;;~ Notice · , ~-- _ Effective Janua.ry Servlas ' 1-llndG.-Slmpooowero co-bastes... lor the Chrlllmls ,.' Mtltt I L•ltl•• PAJAMAS, Voluoe lusi!Mis By MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS ' ATTENTION PLEASE! Great• Values Than Ev• ra- dio. Static lre'e, Ffd and !;\M radio. Full range· vollll!le, base, lreble and balance control. Monthly paymenll of 16.50 or balilnce of 181.03. Phone 992-3111. IMHtc -·~. FURNiSHED and unfurnished apattments. Close to school. Phone ~ . 10-11-tf< T·OTATOES. Phone 14~ Clarence Proffllt, Portllmd. ' lt-111-tfc !"URNISKED APARTMENTS in Middleport. All utilities pold. llowley " Reed, Mid- STRAW. Phone 1112-6227. 11-29-!211' dleport. Phone 991-2'776. 10-21-l!c 11188 GTO. power ~~- pow'fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile er brakH. foor ......,, )lOBI, Court, Syrac1!10, Ohio on Stall< live traction, flll!lor)l ,...erb, Rl. 121, Phone 91!-21151. nnd olher a~rles . Phone 1-11-llc Chesler 12-23-«c ' HREWOOD. any length, green or dry . Gerald King. Rl. I. JZ.29-16tp Shade. P~osP~Q!J~ NEW YMft Helen and Vlrell Teaford Associates Wanted, ' • monograms , and even sews A HAPPY AND • ~: SEWING MACHINE, 1!168 Zi~ 1963 VOLKSWAGEN. $500, good Zag, wear what you make on ~..-ondition. P. A. Scott. 439 r·- this hcmey. Thls macWne but· L;nco!n St. . Middleport. tObholes. darns. appliques, 12-19-3tc WISIDNG YOU ' ' '<., For Sale I'COJJLE PUPPIZS. AKC Toy STEREO. late model, walnut miniature. J15 and up. Stud console, one montll old; 4service and grooming. Phooe speed B.S.R. record chang99'H441. II I lie er. AM-FM radio. Free home demonstration. lliO or IUO AKC Golden R~trie\·er puppies. per month. Phone 1192-2506. 52-1 Alb St. , Mlddlepon. 99212-27-ltc &41:;. 6-23-l!c GEORGE HOBSTETTEI, BROKER I W1LL NOT bo rl!eJ)!iiillble lor any debts con~r•cted bY anyone other than myoelf. Hatold M.. Smjlh. 'RI- I, - Racine,. Ohio ,. 1J43lp MILLIONS of rup have been cle.ancd with Blue Lustre. lt's America's finest. Rent electric shampooar .1. Baker Furniture. 12-23-Qc ' For Rent ' YEAR'S Greetings 1o all For Sale IJON'T MERELY brighten carpels. Blue Lustre them. No rapid rcsolling. Rent shampooer 11. Tiny's Bargalnland. 12-23-Qc lt30 e.m. t•U•OO M..n.S.tvrct• ., ., OLDSMOBILE oiu.a wltll black vinyl lop iiild many Htras. et700. · Call Cbester 11115-4116. 1S-2Nlp '!16 1963 CADILLAC DeVILLE 4 DOOR.................... $1595 I ll.,ltlllfo 1 , . .;t. ! -·-.. -·- DAILY !UPON REQUIST) . Our U1Ual G..,. Clelnlnt · · I. Bundle of · 1\oJ Nic:boll lnd tamlb ·b luill, Tile cblr.. for ltnull • .-au .. 'U., ,....... u blnl~befoho Jean Whitehead was an 0\'llr- prit-.tW. , · : a.cTIOH v• .. ni8ht pelt of Mr. and Mrs. BtU , . hOiln ~rlnl' wbkll prbq•• .. Puolljo- otMew Meredith and family ot !!Overly, ..,._ ,.. ......, - bo aor.1d Orr, student ·~ Ohio aha~~~ !U1 .t. ~:ao PII. UDI.verst~, 11 IIIH!IPding the holt"o perao;a .uu ... pel'lld\tM...,..._.... ' ' . . . 01 . . . . . . . . . . . . til)' 'lleiUon with his parents, Mr. and _Mrs. BW Orr and liDd)'. Mr1. R. E. Willlamt and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Balder1011 ud ••• vlllted with MrL u ••'l, Bll• ~ ·~ • derson and Mra.. Jl E. YGuDJ:, Vt..., W. Va. · • . Douptor of Kill&' Loor 10. Gun tol' Dll\'1 ..... .......... ..:-=. ".:!:.,•..w..e·..::::..= ~tt m 111111 hi .,. ~ ...... ' . . . .. w1Ul ~ t':.::..D4alit...l' d~~• o1 ~~-. ==.:.. ua. . l:Z. Without u :. rill*lllh. ,......,. ~q tnllb. AO INou, ..a 1• ...... .......,, _)1.1,. . . . 01' dlall b¥11 ....... M u , to ....-ftM u. .,_ ., , eadi ,.wnal ,... tJ1e ....,.__a. &Ju~tt. r ~- 1117 aa0t1ua ul WI .tlllll. 'l'-- ' I w-..... Qnll-..ce lhaU lie ..... Ht U UIP - - ' liDJ' . .N '&Ua . . . . ' fo~e~"'lii ~ IIWl =··~·~1;-j;;r-~.t:ro~ ~ . J!....... ""' lui' ir l*il. .,' . ~~ ,._ ! ·.. .~fu:J· ··~·Mia :'· ' ~j.. - - ..:0 ~ .:· -~·-'i- ·,.,·- .l·' ,:¥~',, . ' .t\'.- ••Ullt~:'._"'-~ ~~~~$ ··-... -· 13. RevoiYer's nlltiVO �····=--.o... SciiPOI .tlaJJ . = ... awar- ' WASIIING'ION (Vi-la lora _lac lllo · • ~ .... ,..u - . '- -«""'• ()u&.. poblic lt ln.~lt • - ...--rw H\!111_ ,.,"""' $»1 to Alill-._ tnGMi.,. bU ooten llu>i"" ! l l I pows W, lllo - - - 111111 .._, 1fl U lllo biaeot ll!l!llo boost tor pojlllc achool -11011 In biiiOrJ. Tbl1 lllo ~~ Nlllcnl U. rtp0rt ~ Ina F.dueatl011 Aloodatlon (NEA) in a , _ . 01111 ototlau.:.l IUitlJD&I'Y, FJauru s - tbot aNM•I o_..,touno .,.. -ntary lac- ! ~ri _ , _ -·i!miw-~--~. 'l)oMBA_Oblo.,....llu""oono;.A Ul-of$7,"'1111rilr.~!l"ffdt-- . . . . . .111.... . ' J ' Slollatlco"'-od0hio1 _ _ , . ,. . . . . . _ . _ , .. ~e~WIJJ!F,fllrj • a juql of m- t1U '-000 o-1bi ptor~, ,..........,. ....""'"*""~Z.4MIII.... . ._,· N>Do,1DbothlJ;dhJ&bel&llltllo•tt.•q..ooi· ~I!III-Y!ft,.' ,' ~ , The otllte'a ...... of Jllli\Dr lac 0!1lo poSie latrui:!iGDWU ~to ..... IIIia :roar, - o c l wllll 21.5 per Jail ICIIoiol ,...,.. Tbo Nl!:,\.-1 iald ~ ~ ....,... drop olightly to 5.3 per cent, wldloo b>ell aU!liowt k IIChaoli olao \,quw ...... ....,., per ...... to • of 59,-- ofll>oi tolllllo!IIOI. • , ~~~!BE!!!SJ~wh:nWto-c .. ...... .... ,, .. ,,. 'it.tt.. of lllo pins were tiU hilf of achool re....,.o. "'Klstered t!ori111 lllo II"' ,...,.. But tbo loco! obore lao of 1111 Joltnsm odmlollll'ltloo, &om57.lperr<>tintbol962-0 In 'llhlch brood ·!edtn1 atd oehool ~eerto51.9porcentlblo p.......,.s bo~ been ...c:tod. I'MI"o lllo NEA lll4. The ledonl '!Ut!OY• - .. ~ Cla111'111mi· aaWin , od1 7.3 per com ot 111e ~ Ia,. reocHit an · - fi,IMI& Moll and - . , . IIChools a1oM hi.. &om $14..2 biDioo to f3t. 7 billloo s1nee tile 111118-51 school )'tOr. , llot ~ he'" -"'<! htt>ler ~me-.... l!f • - an4 local _.,p~o. Stalled Talks in New Snag P AlliS (IJPJ).. A ..,. sneg denioPocl _ , ..n &lid Saigon lielegates over procedural i85ues aol the United States was unable to . . - Into backstage barpinilw CCOIUIIUilllls on to orpnlze the t_...necl Paris In the evrent school year, NEA eatlmotes, tile federal _ , . . will be.. purq>ed $2tt billiOn irto tbe ·achoola. slate go-enta $13.7 billion, loc:al and intermediate governments 17•4 biWoo. The locel share ol oducllloo, lorw 111e burden of pl'!IPOI"Q' tbp~J"ers. still provides more * u.s. -'111e ta1lts. AJthol8o American officials III1IIOUilCed • meeting lnday betweeo deputy U.S. ._tator cyrus R, Vonce and 5algon delepticm chief Phlm DaJw Lt.m, lllied offteial.s sa1d later oo ftrm date had been set !01' tbeir worklngseasion. lnlteld the South Vietnamese held 1 statf meeU~ UDder Lam to examine 1he latest instructlODB trom the Nguyen Van Thieu goyernment. North Vietlamese olfi.ciala uld IIIey hod not yet heenl from Vance who returned to Perle Friday ft'om Waohington with 1. prom.iae to spare "no effort to achiew a bf'elk.. lbrwgh'" In the procedural quorre1 .... tbo otows of the VIet Cq deloptea. lloml deleptea did not rule ~ 1 secret barplntng aeuion ,_,_ Vuee ,..., reported to hive returned rrom Washington, with laalruc:tlou to got the lalk8 dll'ted before the Inauguration of PresldeiH!ecl Rlc:hanl M, Nbllll Jaa. 20. FIVE DAY FORECAST Telnpentures in Ohiodur· 1ng the nv-. period Tuesday through Saturdi.Y wW a \1• erqe much below normal. Daytime highs wUI average in the. 20s and lows at nlgllt 5-15 ob<we, Colder Tuesday IJid continue!CI cold through rest of the week. Predpltotloo wiD toUI ..,. talr to three quarters inch melted. occurring as snow at the l>ogiruu,. or the period alii Ogoln llboul Thursday or Frida~ with frequent periods of SD(M flurries, especially Ia the northeast and most of the north portions. A teeD d&Dce will be held from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. Now Y-1 Eve at Wlllwnl Hl&b Scliool Mulle will be provltied by 'PJ'be RutJber Baftct. u WHIRl SIIOIS ARI tile ototaa, . NEA li>·-" oald. Ptr NO tlflllllrll- .._ -13801n ·Aio!io!lietto ... lt0 ln Now .Yorl!o ~ por; :at ouch -.ne dlltorwu ars eopl•ll!lhlt - · closed .... 1110 llllrd ..... aecutl.ve da)'. Jan, 10 - The Melp.Galllt Fretomal Order of PUlice voted to _,.rt all actloa lor 'ldck replacement ol the SOver Bridle. Dire~a were reJected by The · Farmers Bank IJid Savings Co. Jon. II - ~-- VUiago approvod • $30,980 ~­ llaoo roaolulloa lor 1968. David Koblentz, Chester. wu ~teet. ed pre:d- of tile llllp Counl;y AotoclatiOII ol Toomsblp Trus- tees ODd Clarka. Jan. 12 - Plans were UDOUn· ced to give some 5, 100 UDerc:u- ..... Jan, 26 - Milo Rooelle Story ,.. reeleoted prooldom of the Gellla..Meip Commllllll;y Actloa procram, (4L Billy Br)"u:l of ehowboel lame died ln Florida. Jao. 28 - The grim buolntll of recovorlng >lctlma ot tile su. ••• Brtdp dloe- ClOIIIlnued. ..... 30 - Six areu of Melp CountY bad illlhnys closed clle "'illlh nler, Jan. 31 - James MIQDard, , Malon, died u lllo naull of ' ................................ ...... 1111 COUimiEY - CI!MiiiiY fat. . _ IIIIIYdr 211 111o Ia. el ............. -- . liiEiLA CliiiJlS ILUEL VANCOIINEY HARRY P. (EI&I!) SMITH, Lt~ ·St., l'unerw- Poeee., Peaeeln tile wor~; I couldn't lhlli< ot an,lhiiiB better. I aloo hope lor auod boellh lo< IIII'..U. fllmlll' and frlandl. LIGE SHIELDS, SYRACUSE - Peece OD etrlll and _ . t l ; y to Melp CountY tbroulb illloltrtal . 1!1!!11U%1Jm .MRS. fll"OWih. LEO B. CNw, MULBERRY A... , Pamerat' ...1- I would llke •Yer7 JIWl able to npreas hl.s true fee1ilwa. aee Ill men llhoulder their own re-lbllltlel and ...,..Y.,. detmnlno 1111 on11 true tappl· neaa they eutlbd 11 t.hr<q:h relatloaBblp with Gcd ud their felloW!iwa." MRS. VERN (AUDREY) WELL, RD I SHADE - lthiDk overyoae ...wd hope for poece lor tile •11011 llrst. I tbon want hoellll tor my flml1l< and 111)'14111 and lnduoll")' tor lfelc• CountY. MRS. JAKE OOLDRD>l GAUL, SIJIINER. ROAD - rube.. to 1117 more and oddlticnl perld .. tlu:Ritleo Ill POIIIOI"O¥ and IDduotrJ lor tbo ..,.., MISS H.UEL VtnCOONEY, IIIDDLEPOBT - Good Mold: 10 tbtl abe wiD be able to contiJiue helping otbera 11 ber hope lor 1969, lor over 30 )'001'1 a clerk ol the llllddleport Poll Oftlce. 111181 VIJ>o CQoney wan11 1D see .. and to lllo Vlelllom Wor and wishes relief fer the lick and lllo poor. MIDDLEPORT MAYOR C. 0, FISHER ,- HOPOI 1969 wiD brl.. the dove!QIIIiient Of a ntot housing proIJI"&III In 1\llddleport, IJid "hoping and looking lorwlnl to tile elll of the Vletnom War." . MIDDLEPORT TEENAGER, MISS SHEILA CIRLDS, dtU(Ihtor of Mr. IJid Mro. BID ChUda, a oentor Ill Melp Hl&h School, looko lonronl to p-odultiC>I and e - 11 Ohio Stole Vnlwrsl1;y In 1969, and -otore• Apollo Movies Depict Vast, Lonely, Earth ever - - f r o m his ......ot nelahbor Ill apeoe. maoder Frank 8ormaD report. Theoe piiOtollrapba, 11mw11ta eel from lunar orbit that I h e u 111t1o .. 100 1ee1 •· mom llll'face 6t miles below him ...,.., wore UptCted 1D lm&avwe .... ... vut, lobW lott>lddlnl mq,a Gl. 1be mocm•ald.ddeft back • • • expanae of DDlhi'nl. •• oldo 20-lold and tell ......... mera tbHe time• more lboui II lllo del~ - · he, JIDlOS Liwell and WlUWn Antile 1110011'8 lace 111811 ti1IQ' tatlerl bock to eartb dur- now. Ing tbolr opocb Cbrlotmu Eve The -~~~~ lllemoelvoo lllsbl lal1od to tbo llark - - 9mda,y , _.. of tile ....... lorblddlnl familial. Anders took bia wtte wtllellnd, 111e IIIII and ODd ave cblldren 1D Colholle plmrea lhoy IJll lllo mel· IDOOL It .... tbolr llrst dol' ol aage aercN~s. borne olneotbelil8ht. wblcl:otartThe space qeney. released ae- ocl Dec. 21 ODd..- Frtdororllh lec:led peril" ot tile Aj1ollo 8 1 PacU!c Oeetn eploohdolm. The moonlllero J>lllllnod 1D ....... ~· hlndlwork &aelat nlabt. hoUri t h e opead . - of 111e1r rroe time first mea "t9 1188 the mooa• s s t - d!lrlnglllonextlwonob btckllde orrived home Ill Houo- ac:ept lor a trip to -~ tal and reeelvocla tumultuouo pre 'l'lleodiAf nlillt to dall!lweiwelch ~ ODd SOuthern Most of tile wpl'ltf. IIIQir MetiM>d!JI Vnlm-:dl;r pilAf iD tile utnnomleol (lbM..,...,..Wo,..n ~-poor~ oa. a Ull to n~ blatt..-e• lutloo prlnto from lllo Apollo 8 SPACE CENTER, - (IJPJ)- Apouo&IMQIIfllibi<OIII· -u. l RIVER NEWS J GAUGES - C:.ll9"1s, 12.1 IJid 27.8 rlllllllog 84 feet of roll· era; Pl. PleaADtt 27.17; Pom01'<11· Mason, 21.91; lllntm, 2.21 lalllas; Kanawhe Fa11j,' 8:55 lall· IJW; Chtrleatoo, 19.21 rlaiJv. Lonlon and Manne!, ruom1,. one loot of rollero; Wlnlleld, l"IIIIIIIDB 3 feet ol rollera. BOAT MOVEMENTS VOL XXI Allloii-Aahlln4 - · 5:25 .. m.; .........,. ... ftc . . . . . . 2,., IIUrletl M, up 7 ..... , •' TONIGHT II 11JESDAY DE~ !10·81 THE AIIERICA!ill T1ae lntereall Of'l1ae Meiga-MaMJn Area TEN CENTS TIJESDA Y, DECEMBER 31, 1968 POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO 175 By United Press lntei'IIIUolal. Holidays, bad weolher ood tbe Hong Kong Ou comblllocl ID .. ereate a eriticll Jhortage of blood in many anar of &be · Uon. Blood bankJ are rnlkii'W urgent lppeala for dorln.. Ewa areas which have weathered the current •hot11P 'lee dlfDcult;y ahMd a a pos1poned surgery wW result , ~ a .· greeter d..,..nd tor blood in 111e c...l,. month, a Uolted Pn11 UN Moves to Condemn Israelites . lJNITED NATIONS (IJPIJ- --~::.., 0t!r - would colldemn Iaroe! tor :=....~~y r."iiti"'WJ sat.•.,....,. for it. e~ndo rlid qaln11t Beirut Alrpor;, Tbe vote wao raid ..lcf znau ~, ,.r~ ot .redresa. n r.tm· · trw 13 LtboRitt* ·. nero iD tile · i111D .- ua m c~ - •,mborL Tho new ..._..._ _....... -~ .... ~ """''•" II)' BERTHA PARKER Attendonce ot-hScJ:oolon Doc. 22 at tile Free - I l l Churc:h na 15L The Cl:rlllmla of peeked public and dlplcnatie "dlaqualllied Itself as In ~,l I...U Amt..aud.or a~c~e ~r J~ the aeareh U.W.· ~"heiiiloi''' nit ''fl~ . ~-~-~":' ~~ .. '~'":' ~~- tii. ' ::..nlersfat.llqf l:i thO Mldolle •• 8 any 1 ~ the laaue. dfplomade eountry w ~ ~ed. · u will be Ia f au 'rho cooncll b!D"rlod ._ard ob-.oro told. settlement to which MooThoro no w or lid. co....a....... 7 But IIIey •old tile reocilutloo expected before midrdght. would nOt · apecltleally eall for ' the VOlt becauae • WedlwldiJ', flrael remained defiant. In Diplomats said there was Israel tq pay tor the $56.to •100:. New Year's Da)', wlll brlrw the the Mordl,y nilfrt session that near agreement oo a nsoludon milllon dli'naae done in destroy- rept.cement of ft.w ol the 1S luted untU ~b todl,y ~n tront Laurel Cliff waa 1 party. \ aettons and another for IsraelRussia Diaq.-luted self not even Soviet law," Tekoah He said the Soviet Union had saki. l!UrmtlnNlonolew YsorurkveCiy~s-.t!.mr-•o =i-·n r"'\i..._ -:!·:~~'::~'"to ..:!-~. ~ •. Houston, Tex., reported only enough blood to last UDtll ; Wedneoday. In Dollas, Dr. Ruth Guy or Parldapil Hoepl..r a rew minor aeddents could make the dltference In=.:; ):~ surgery could conUnue in the city. In Salt Lake ctQ-. omc:ltda ordered postponement of all unnecessary ISUI"pr)' u blood level• drtVPed to 50 per cent or normal. 1969 Meigs Baby Derby Announced p - held SUn&:tor ........... well attendocl. Mr. 1111 Mra. IIUmon Fox, of noor ~II>Ule,apeala week end ottllelr home bon. They ore ..,.. vacailonlqr In F1crlda. Mra. RAnlahew ....... week with ber dallllbler and ...,. I!Haw, Mr. and Mrs. !furl liarrio, St. AlbuQo. Mra. Harry Qark 11'&1 • medl.. cal patient 11 Holzer Medici! ceater, but 11 now at bome. lly lnlel"IIOtlonel SAIGON - SO\JTH VIETNAM TROOPS lnday . loon! a U.S. st~ecial Forces Ueuterw.nt held ct,pt1ve by tbe Viet · Qq for. inore than live years. In "u emactlated eorxtit10n."' he ran toto the sat-. gon troops In tile U Minh forest, a CODunllllllt atrOOVIIO!d deep Ia the Mekong Delta south of Sllson. "We think he mlgllt hive escaped from tile V, C. (VIet Cong) IJid nm Into the South Vletna,me,., but we IIIII do not. hive any aolld details," a spciwtman 1aid. The lleutetart'a name was wltlmeld until his next ol kin ore notified. His condlt!OII olllclall)- ,... des- c... GALLIPO!JS LOCJdl - Diaoa Boawortb _. 5 p.m.; MarkEaaUn "' 6!40 p. m.; s. "\ .Jenkl "' 8;~0 p. m.; W11l.lam K Zimmer Mr. and Mra. Charles Gordon lit 6:40a.m.; Fort Dearborn down ud son. Eddie, Col\Dl1bui, vlalt7:t0 L m. ed !iundl,v wltll relathes and IIKANAWHA RIVER - Wlnlleld, . _ oenlceo at tile loeal IL E. Bowles ..- 3:50 p. m.;·£• .. tramc accl- near 011._ Deane Boowortb down 5:341 p.m.; church. loin, Hngh FOI"(IIIIOII an4 Bee... up 10:40 p.m.; Alan R, Junea, came JnndQ lor Mra. -riO up at 12:55 L m.; Lo1ta Ferau10m'1 motber, BertJaParkC. dolm tl 12:55 L m.; Nlllonsl er, Ul ted hei- to Columbua tor up 4:45 a. m.; Prlnclplo up 6:05 a week. Mrs. will alao LDI. villi her clauahtor, Mrs. Gene OIDO RIVE'! - Lock 13, Queen Alkire and bll)- and lllloo Clto City clown 6 L m.; Lock 14, Patd. Porker. D. dolm 11:25 p.m.;stee!Tnder Mrs, Mabel 'l'raq bas dolm 8:35 L m.; Lock 14, John od . _ 1 DIOIIIII'o >loll MONDAY 1.sd "' 2:25 p. Dl.l Andrew wllll n~a~,~... In Calllornta. BETHEL li2, 1n1ematioDa1 Or· P, caJboun up 10:30 .Po m.; !Ia)'. der of Jd>o DIUIIlbtero, (nttoDo. 11101111 '1borpe up 6:25 L m.;Lock ivJvEs DEIIi>NSTRATE tt. ol olllcoro, 7:30 p.m, l'ome. 15, Brlmatclnl .. S:20 &. m.J IIILBAq, . llptiD (IJPJ).. Sllll;y Z'OJ' v.me Temple; :w. ..... Lock 16, up 1:05 L wl- ot ' Spuloh Jllllilcal . Easlero Sian, pereiD of Jobt ' m.; 'Lock 17, Roborl P. Tlbolt up PriiNliiOrl 'd - In a . D•111Uri)Jav:ltal, ·1:40 L m.; Titu... qp J. L DLi 11amaD Clll:ol1e ehurch . ~ BelleYIIle Locko, ~ state to Pl"OU!II whtt lhoy llld WOO ' TIJI!liDAY up JllldDicbt; Walter Wultam100 tbolr holbando' ernst lor MEICS HIGH SCHOOL Alllletle up 3:35 L m.; .Lock 21, Jelror· 111<111! per; Ill~ - . t i s t Alan, omual Trl • Counl;y Nn 14111 q> 5:50 L lB. I W. S. 1j11te q> aetloltleL I ·. • Yoora EVe T - Bill, blaHI1 6 1. DLI Lock 23, W. II, S....-, dance ol the year, ~ldlqr, Dec. Jr• ._. 1:30 ~ m.; PhWJ ~n 31, st IQip 1llall- .,dl. up 8:3411. m.; ltaclntLocka,Brltorlwn ln 110t111.m; doDdac to on B. don 6:30 a. m.; Greo~q~ top 100 hill o1 tile )'tOr trotn Locka, Peeoe - . : 2:20 a. m.; :~ 1D I a.m.; The J1170, Aohland d'"'" 2:50 L m.; llel(8. ~I; tafcwJDal; dab! Loekl, Ja~ Wcifard 8:20 11> 111o publle; odmlo...., 75 p. m.; Cl~;r ot St. Loulo up 12:05 eenio per ptriCil. L m.; JOb!! Fox dOWD 1:30 a. m.; 36 Pints of Blood Giv enttne ~To LlGE S!JED ns LEO B. CREW • llllll"llln&-- ,_on lunar photoa, the beet JDaD baa (CODttnued 011- 10) IIIII. VBIIN WELL cribed as 4 • sattsflll<:tory.'" ,. · LEBANON • BASED ARAB TERRO~ have struck into I.srael ao:l blown ~ water pipes and paw~ line1 .-r the soo of GtjDee, lotUli apokeamen sold - , . Ia cairo, lilt ~art­ est Arab guefrllla orpalzat.Jon vowed more sudt attacks aid .,CCJIDoplote ....rron~t!OII will: t11o ene~. • Jewllb state. . laroell OCJiclalo satd lllo terrorists puohed In 1roin ~ loloodty night \IIIII Dred Ja,..klla Into tile nter and P""'!' llnos near tile lolrn or Krar-Yowai norlll of the Sea ot Ga!Uee. · The llrst l>tbl< born ot Melp peps 4-6 today, 11 ,are all the CountY ......... ln 1969 apiu will ilfts, The most lmporltnl rule. lave a baed otar1 '"' IlioN lbat nsturally, lolbatlhebeb>-'a.-. come later when the winner of er and father are legal resitbo 1969 Blb1 Dot"bJ Ia _ . .•• dente ol lfelc• Counl;y (lhouib the (ather eould be in tile aenw 011 Woioeodly, Jan, 8, Tldrty - two mer~• have leo, ani 111o !lmlly atllloned ln con:blned IIIIo l'OII" to provide Podunk CeDter, WhateVer State, tile llrtl bai>l' of tile new yeor lor ostiiJP(e), that tile exoet time with sill& ploro. Not all tile of blrtb lo apeclfiod ln a writpraaento ere dootlned lor baby, ton Blolement by an lllending hoWever, 11om ODd Dod get their phyllctan, ODd lbal IIIIo stole· mont Ia received Ill tile olllee of The Dally Sentinel, MechaD· JERUSALEM - .;,Wm- '43'995 --11'.- " :Pirbr IIOW OIIL'I -ill'-- A erop ~ ...... Co~"!'~' pqla- 10 II> Ill.., of . Ill aao irOupa ....011 IIIli..-., and ID lllo - · world, II tbo IIIIIDbo< oilt IIIah rot 1988, 'llle 10 - . liOn, uMd·lllo -tloo, HWhalwoo&th., mootlllotlllt NnY- tobrluctorJGI'irstlf, or Dttlcrn'l" ...,.and u ohOim . . - . lla'*ln4, 'lihlck liU ""'" lerocl &om tile otrllil. 1110 prlmo>il -e11PJ101"0111!1_-.DI, IIWIII'I hso ........... ~ betttrworiL Tbo - Y - , bopellllly lor llllp eo.ntltDi; f!JII'brllfltlllo belter,...ldo Ulllo doter fl) nalll;y. . " . Area Review s- DANCE PLANNID - t l'OU", ~ 1D i5,791 a ~- 10 l'OU"S qo. Grode ochool acbera' eeltrlea liDlWOWd It the cnlteat rate, &6 per ...., ani ..,. we Wttblll $5011 • )'tOr of hl&b telcber1 1 rateL Wide diiPOritles 11111 cooitlnte • s. FoR THE ENTIRE THE SHOl80l "'""her losis 8ldn testa in the M e I 1 s C01111;f Schoolo. Jan. 14 - Heavy IIIIOW8 caused llle collapse cif the otorap ODd peek>ilne llotldlng ot tile Excelllor Salt Co, ln Pomeroy. ~==~-=~:;:;::::::::::;::-;.:::($.:!$~~ On Pomeroy's Coodor St. the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ....,. aloo csuaed tile Iormor Admissioo.s Saturday _ Lu- brewery bl11ldlng to cave in. eUie Smith, Chester; Dorotby Jan. 16 - Losses were estt. Wyatt, Pomeroy, mated st $25,000 u the result Discharges Sa1urc1ay _ AUS· of 0 fire willeh destroyocl Cook's tin Ruoull. Daley Bam at MUon. Admlaalono &aelat _ Jloro. Jou. 17 - Mlcld1oporl mlnla. thy Rae, MJnoravUie; Pearl 1'00· lllrl met to plan tltolr amual ~--'·· Week of Pr.,.... sen!oea. lin, - - - Del ·--·"'' mar ....._, . Jan. 18 - Pomeroy; Cora_....,~ W ·~-- Court .... 1D tbo 0011111 boerd fO¥, Dlocharged !lmd&y _ CIIAf· ot eloct:lollo. llea'f)' 11ro dam1m Tlj>ple. aae• wore iucurrod to the bome of Mr. and Mro. EmeBI Fruer ln lollddleport, Jon. 22 - Jock Crisp amounSIJNNY ITALY ced 111o llmdiDa iD WoobiQIIm, ROllE (IJPO COY8rod tte plains of awtb.ern Italy D. C. f1 tbe !Md'ng Creek Colltoclly for the first time ln 12 ~ervancy District ''Malnltreun Operlltkll. II years rrom • storm that Jan. 25 - lollddleport recelv. brOOIIIftl temperatures of 15 below zero in northern Italy, . . federal IUDda totaling $62,· 420 ... Ita ...._ cllspooel .,.. lllllrlod tranaporlaliOII IJid - three Uws. FAMILY ...,..Ia II 1411'2£ I IJI) .,.1 '_pi ltilllliiJUiUiilllll\t!··-Jl!A(aW'!l;IFi;W.Vri:3St!O\Wt.D}}VII!'i1 fto, IIIEA oa'ht'lili *Lt !I"Uw-W. ~~o~~~· ,._ biM tNa ~• .,. . . . por ~()No~ ~·clo!l ~~~ ll:!altlltto lard ....... fa .. ~ ... ~is¢£: Ill ...... . . . Ill 1 ....... ,, ·- . . ' ·I ' . ' • . J• ..... ...... • K":Llltlhl'•·f ~, ' ·o~ "' · PlaJIU ' '• •• ~ • ,, 1o . il· 1'' ... ..-:,l " .-::. ,.,, .··· w ·•• ·•. t . ., !lt.' ... ' • Glils This • • ' ' and are "':Aitiut ~<~Je Ple$se$ C' ·· ~ ' I. ' ...!Ill, ·"""'"' . • $111 of ftnlturi D • . ;. ,. ... .'), Sd ·-· ~~-~·'' ' ' ·· :·.:~:-~ ·, FEB:RUABY 1y replaee- of tile Silver · Fob. 1 _ Rall:b Gilmore. orlde- Brldp. MlaoAddle-•loonl II kllo'lm riarool Fomeroy bull- dead at her Mlddl~ bome. Feb. 8- NlntiJ Ill-ware SAIGON_ :, U.S. TROOPS AND JETS, lsnorl.. lllo_~ ' =~·· dloilnaColumbuaboll· oeleded lor tile eontest . bf bud<lftbt New Year'o !rllce, ~~- litO conunlllllal - l y """"!P fn!'l!.l r;j.; 2 _ 1111u Ludllo Sm1111, 111e MekoQ! Della norlll to 111o J?em~ltarlzocl CDIItl, mill~,-. l;bo_.i ,.....,...ocl 11 Heort llldo•"l'••n.&ldd-,. · · · · ,. • F!llld ~ Ill Melp CoUll Feb, 9- Snow-~~~~ troops 11111:0verod• loor IUfl'rllla& arms cachla ...,. ¥2• II' · , • cauaed lffWeral aeeldeiU. , , . trl.!:aor•jd 1 t least 10 llreblllo ln attacks "" othero, US. ,h!!odijtilr· Fob.-l- Milo Alii Hollar repFeb. 10 - Dan111811 ware oot ·• tor• PlllrOio bunllniJ 111e them~!'"' hall little ~~'- •'~nNIItod llit.o !1Gull1;r 111 tile at ¥00 •• llle •""!!I of • llro · An ":J;-~:,.~o!llclal eatdlllo &.inmlllllls -~~~~~~wen .obotn'- .<llato 1..o1; 0t 11:8 Junior Milo cauoed bf a cblk1 plqiDs wltb o c1pn1 1lal:ler at a SYraeuoe th truce IIIey ~~ lor lllo New ~:"'"' 11 :. ' . ., ' :r-. - CROWDS OF Prague'• treezl!w · an outbunt to brought out to purchiae ewn OWer rovek7 Iii peot ,...,.. ·"' =-~~Ct. · · Jled• .. . CZECIIOSJ.oV AKS !ediAf' al!!1· - ··~·lllbrallntl Now Store, ailver feeding spoon; Vtl- Jan. 7 next. J..ap Pharmacy, $5 gift; Ctttzens Notional Bank, $10 aavtnga acMr. ODd Mrs. Earl Cleland, count; Moore's 1 white cudd(Jr Racine, parents of a 7 lb.. 12 bear; Crow'• Steak Houle, dlnoz. 1011, born Jan 3 at 3:5-5a.m. ner to mother; Hartii.Y'a Stoea, polr ot 1'011 Perrot Baby Shoea; - tile 1968 Blb)l Derby. Followinl! eril the cooperating SWisher and LOhse R e x a l 1 buolntss place• ODd 111e1r ilfta: Drugt, bato' nuraery set; Downle-Gross, Arrow shirt to Dad; AI<P Super Marker, $5 p u r· Dudle)''S, eut flower arrangeebue ol baby need&; Lou' a AJh- llll!llt; The Klcldle !lhoppe, baby 111111 Stillion, 5 pl. PI to the bloDket; Duke Cl-ro, 10 tbs. famt.b-; Goenler'a Jewelry coln-<:p 1;ypo ell")' cloudng service IJ2 value); llllddleport Book Slme, bflby, book; Kroser. cue Highlights--February and March z- ~. -~ 1;:: ' ; ' . Save ,During . . .) . . ·t 1 Shop·" This· . '' tc -Si.~·· Pomeroy, DOt later than Xeela. Fob. 5 - ~ tii!JIIGir'l' 10 pOr - ~ -. ,' · Vlllqoo u1a7 lll<ll &mill t h • --·· ~-.II!Oot bpme. Fob. 11 - FrMZIDr sll>Wed - 111 ibo lite at 111e lllver ,ilrldp clloeller. Feb• " - lloillird V•.Falls ~ '- ~"' -~ .....~ .Cor- ~. poralllit <CJI!l. , Feb. 13 - o1 Kropr milk: P<>men>y Na· tlonal Bank, $10 1avbap, aceount. C4nver"""' of tbe Scboo1 to noudcl· pelptrpooeana_.-!.Homo ot Mr. ODd Mro. Bud Doni, Jr., llutland - !h!l&lm llollow, -. • . ~. by fob. t5 - Tbo J.o. cal Boord nllovod !lip!. Paul - o f bit .. Reports were recsived of lilt -eotl!ln ot Stewart Field 111 Fort Beanlrw, GL., Ill trliJute to Sci. Jillull)" SIMivt, ..- . .... ltUiool ..... liM laY-. Fob.--18 ,~ ActlviiJ ..-..,., ol tile P.rtldao Pork Ill !llddJe,. port lor tile lmptrtal ElOC· (~- ... - 2 ) Aleo. Racbw: Home Natlonal Balik, $10 aavtnga aceaunt; Bak· er Furniture, traildnC chair; 'I11e L&Z Dress Slop, 9dp 'n' Shore blousei Mark V sbper Market, One ol. the lighest turnouts were first time givers. IDd oo reoonl produced 36 pinta ol the 36 pints accepted were Mt:rtdaJr In Pomeroy at the replacement ol blood ~ .WI ot tile Huntington Center otlve ot lrlend. Attending nuraes were Bloodmobile. Fitt,y-aeven prosblood pective dooors of!ored blood; 21 FOwers, Raehael lilertdoa, Scltes. eould not be accepted. ent were Drs. R. D. H..._ Walter H. Couch became an Telle, Charles Mullen and F. 8-p.llon donor, Arthur ~usher and Chester Erwin, 3-Gallcm do- Clull. The canteen was served by nors, and James McHaffie a !gallon donor. Twenty person11 Racine !ilbordlnate and Grangea. I...oadlng and was by Boy Scout Troop Paul Wemer, Scoutmaster• Clerical work was eel by Mary Neue, JeiD Maeel Barton, Jo;vce Baroara J- Meigs to End 1968 In Black r....-........., a ' llarl, ~ of tud!o~Y; sur. Grace Drake, Flolae W b Jwmlta So,yre, Beu1ol: Sinai Harriet Nelgler, Marjorie Lula llamptoa, BariJara Clara Mclnt,yre, Ntoml and Vernon Neue. Dclliltii were trom Pr:IS WMPO en• Messenger, and Melli· Scbools. The Donora: - - w. w. (CmtiaUod oo Pap :0 Last Halloo. 'lbe eommlalllmers are dl-1; Tbo apocted 1D meet lo epectal .... FCrlt 9:op, N 1!111 eortlftealll oloo Tburilda)' to epprore t b • lor fabric. 1189bqdpt. Prior fl) tltolr .... o1n11, Commll"'""n Clorlt IIIII Jialpb 'w. . Qlre .... ~Chorlol ~ WASIIINai'ON --· .......... ..., 111111ohbmo wbere For M. Koiii<OIY IIIIo .. . ·1111 . tt,.. . .-[01'11 The Meigs Coun1;y operat!OIIal budgot ..UI end the yeer iD eue of Gerber foodl; Tinr''r, llle black, tile botrd ol com. $10 ilft - · · 111 Tln.Y'•; mholmera dls<losed lllooday. Duttoa Drill Co., tU8 11ft ot 'lbe commissioners made sevbal>l clalhlna; Pomoro.r Flower eral routine transfers of fwtds. 9:op, bal>l plaaler; Farmer• lDIIDY ol which came out ol unBank • lillviDIII Co., $10 .... attclpated emergencies, to bal~ account; New York CJolh. onca their books at tile end ol 1n1 Houae, lhlrt. to tatber; Land- 1968, ll!llk, bob~bunt!Dr, :Marporlle'a uwe expect to end thia year Ill 9>oo S:op, pelr ol ehUdren'o ftnonclal abtpt than we ......, lllltllodFIU'DIIura. 3-piiOO have in aoine time," said Comd1mer oot; K&C Jewelero, ll- mUak:ner Robert Clark, Y 1 c e pl0c4 we~~oor•• 111- ehl1rmtn, -presided over 111o plo ~.o....., l'by·&lelaai•Jr.,..; � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 30, 1968