http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/806dba7400689dd3a758c0c119aa349c.pdf 7916aa5ad829c74da8f329a6267f0374 PDF Text Text ., '• ' • N.,w . You l(now . • "'" IOIZOII 11r !k>rlh nor•-· ~ • • ' Koreo • • • • · enttn~. • at y e 'l'lle ~ lllip US$ Puo- • ,_ ;;., ... ~-a ..... c--: 4. ' . ,, . . VOL XXI NO. 191 1'fiESE ·YOIJNG PEOPLE In..,....._ 0( lHt , . . . _ Youtb Week wlll<OIIIuct re&War oerriceo otlho Donvlllo w... IOfUI C>urc;h, 'u.p~e-. L Left to right are Lindo eor-· cllllo, POll\)' COtco, alii JU017 Vlnoyard. AIIIIIIIW but not p,.._ oem for lho picture 1!111 be JuotuB. CRITICALLY D...L LETART - Mr. Jesse Jew~ ell, Letart. W. V.a. , trustee ~ lbo Bodllel United Me-ot •-Concsm or Commitment• 11 Cblrob, lo crlll~ IIi 11 the llober Hoii)Jitol. the - · 0( lho 1969 WeiiiOYBII ,~~~....~~~""""'"' Youth Week to be-rvod liJn. do: tllrGIJ8h February 2, by the Youth <!I The Danville WoiiiOY· an Church, located at Rt. ~ Longovillo. WNIGHT & THURSDAY Mra. Nellie Myer11, ol t h e JANUARY 22-23 elalreb'll local )'OUth groop, said NOT OPEN loeal youtl1 Join olhors In more than 2,000 Wealeyan churches In FRIDAY THRU TIJESDAY varied activities invo.l:vtng com- Youth Week Theme is Set mltment to moral and spiritual ITH SIX YOU GET EGGROU.. values. Dorlo Day -llrlol\ Keith A tull week ol youth activJtleo has beoo plamod with the ,....,. ~ In mind, C. E. Do- (Tecbnicolor) are Invited. ·. '• throosh &u1cloy )'llW1g ~ •', .. :•: Churdl;" Thurlday, • . -••ted Carpenier News. Notes Two Men STOCKHOLM (IJPI) AlTho Rev. and Mrs. E. Serloln though 98 .Per ce• ot Stredea ot Cleveland were entertained here on Sundl,y and held sentees have alreod)- had sexual interat tho Cerpenter ~dat CburclL cooroo by tho limo lhOY got Mr. and Mrs. Clrl llo" and married, 90 per eent coaclemn chfldren· otC1rcleville villited her aWJ.tery, a eoverrmem.&ponsor,paronto, Mr. and lira. WOllam ed •urvv ahoweil tod!Q<. , "jbe ourve1 obooirod religion Cheadle, ancl otherrelltives here and moralll)' ha.. lost . their during tbe weekend, Clrolyn HC!)'<I ri.ltod Nancy Influence on aemll behavior• Smith and helj)nd her celebrate Bald Prof. Hans Zotluberg, who cOildllctod tho inveoU,.doo Into her 15th birtbclay. the ~ex Ute of the nation. zetMrs. Errol Pickett 01'11 daughterberJ: ls chairman o1 the deterll ml Mrs. Jan Pickett and dal~Khter, .Dayton. were auests ot partment ot •oeiology· at Ohio stole University. relati "'' bere and attended a The survey was cOhfucted b7 shower held for Mr, and Mrs. the private Swedisb lruidtute ArUn Radekln on Saturday evefor ~inloo Ro...,.ch ot tho nln& Ross Knox, ~rtndleld, called O<der or the lloyo) Coauntuioa STILL LOTS Of BIG SHOf SAV,NGS ON IIIAND SHOESI on h111 cousin, Mrs. Lewbsmith, and l'llmUy Sllllda,y. Dale Stansbury I.Ulierwent surgery at Shelterirv ArmS ·Hoepit_.,, Athma, an. Tuesday. M r 11. Wanda Oxley and soa, Looilon, CHAPMAN-CANADAY ' HEXT DOOR TO POM!ROY'S Marsh8li.L-t . . ' . h.;.._. . . '-'llpe cu .. Dr. Yost New Dean "Com- of Sexual and tloos. Zetterberg saki the aurvey obtained informatla~ on the aex lives ot 2,156 Swedes between tho -·· of 16 . and 60 01'11 seemed to Ideate two new staldlrda tor &uual behaYI.or ..,,_ ..... ·, .,~'···< .iJ' some ~ of contraeepdon in all caus except when bOth partner• want a ehUd. -Two persons eenenJbr feel tbey should not start sexual .r• tlllonohlp u would disturb • rolaUonahlp which ooo ol tbem u al,...... hos wUII a third por- soo. 1be sw-vey lAid more than 94> per cent ot aD Swedes are !!"'·- Twv-e'""'PPdoerkolalnone-ear aeddaat at 1 a.m. todiQ< m Route 33, juey ln. a in recent years: - Swedes teel a dld;)' to uae aa;ainst adultery, DOt because it Mr. and Mro. Larry Slanlollury of is qailliJt teachings of the Reynoldsburg aRt Clair Stans- cburch or moral Btanllard1 bui bury ol Groveoort haYo visited becau.e It i1 ''treason" qainat ~ ln•·-rlop Mr. and Mrs. Charla• McKee Ql' another party in • .. stable'' . NoliOIIYUie calle( .. their I8X relatl0111hip. COUBina, Mn. Mendol Jordllnand Zetterbere aald tile average fmnll¥ and Mr. and Mrs. N e y Swodloh boy or girl ftrlll hila --- Escape Smashup Cmlmunlty Quel- or IN Pl!Oc;tu:s!; - - . Fire f<l"!D•r .Maooa CU,nlc and it~ attache'! mldenco, both oOi')JI lhl• mornlnc 1n Ma11011. Above, and below, Pamerey'and """""volunteer !!rotho - ·.. They llti'e alter thO !Ire had sotton beyond control, though the . lhall1 ot.both structurfa r.m.to olluldl"'' . ' .': 1'1ltE ·Jinoo...,led, mlio try In .,.u..ttha au.,. Fire .Guts -Clinic "lth Fredl Smllb u ri<e presldem, Mae Jordan, ...,_ retary ll'ld.Boftnte ctte.dle, trea&urer. Mae Jordan wu program Ieider. Those present were Helen Jetren. Vtvtan GUtoa. 1 d a Emma Whitt!JWton. Mae Jordan and tho .. Flro ·- t h o had 110 • "Rapidry-1000" Spin. Fastest spin of any automatic! Gets out . more water, makes wash easTer to handle, qulcl!er to dry. • Deep Action Agitator• .Creates currents that plunge c14thes deep into sudsy water for thor· ough washing. , • Two Jet-Away Rinses. Get rid of lint and scum so thoroughly there's no need for a lint trap. • Durable Press Core. Saves y011 Ironing! Gentle washing action plus a cold water cool.cfown hair, Durable Press febrics keep the r no-iron pi"omiae! • Cold Water Wash Setting. Saves hot water. Saves clothes from shrinking and lading. ot Into • ditdl, and · hit 1 IIOwar polo. Ttiare wao damage to lho Renee, to Mr. 1111 Jlra. Terry Wlaeman., Cciwnb.ls, bn Jaa. 8. 1be mother la tile former Mary Hamon al'llma-.....,d- parenta oro Mr. -~ Noble llamoal ZOiesld, r....iilr local realdent& The Wlsemans ._ve a rroat - ............... a olde ol lho Hartley Aao•not 01'rol 11 ..-lod by ··..... ,Pollee. or mOiiuJW Which lhOY were notlllod by letter of tho board' • acU~ "11 that rotory - truaure~. meeting. Mr. and llro. WUIIom Lo._ Mr. and lira. Loftm Jordan ani M.l'. anct Mra. Jetter• wtre lhOY gave "" the Fob. llAgo~>o -L It ... .... brouaht out cJur.. l!W the preu. contarenee that otben nre aot crQiolor tho plckst llnu at fti'IOOI Ia PL P I • - Hip Scbool lido , _ . . . milk 111111 breod tt'll<k drhera bonorod tho picket •t Thoughts a... ln. Charleotoa, W. VL, roctntb - . !hey lltell!)od the WlWam•, Jr., ehow. •• • Tbere II 110 w11beu 10 terrible, DO IO ......... ful u coucteace Wblcll <IJNU& w It h I ia UL:-:IIoJrllo. c101, Crtet dnmatlll. time, •011 IM:rd"s de-could lJ>o Unei. '·, Twalft bu... . _............,.. '. lloardll tho COIIniJ ""'-·;I t - _ . . . tblloi· . ~II( ' IMI ... .Ia'" bean lnlilll"'""'. ~It b ·' teMDb~ Atte~ .... DDI been bolrt'lil• ltna . Jiolol' Whit. tiJWtoo rove the devotlona for the 1 li!dliltlm that a ~ W<MIId be 001111' particular date. Mr. 01'11 t>larwrllbt IIDd ,'. ',; I . 4iofe')..., ' . ' tEN'CENTS ' "~ '& '\ 0 la !~.r ' • ' by rldar ......_ duo WUbin a matter ~ miDiltel, aod lho wind ..... roai)JI tho kUior llonn . . - In 'blGrliWo" Alao dellreyed woo a .,wmlll Harr'lnllle, about 20 miles nportodly Vlluod at moro lhlll a1r11. klll1Da' at leut twQ m.ore $1 miWCII. por- alii illlurllw 111 termlnod 0( pecplo. '!be .... hll by "lt eleaDicl out about a ·cme- wu nportodly hoo¥lly _....... quorler milo wide eect1a1 Cd od, prlmlrlly by~ llmllleo. la - .......,r two- u.m a. , 10 11D01'11 01' le81 ....._ , it Ja preiQ' bod.H Gl•~- o . ..... ani """' "Wo - U'l uldDc lor Ill...... tho a11llliaDce we can_.. - · - - aollldlll trllll tho aoi&IJixwllll - "' Mcc-b, - · - IIIII Cl7olll SprbvL A bi&hWI)' - - WU All 0( Route u.s. 51 - -nl -woo 1-" laid Hulelmrll ....... ateb lOUth ot: Hulelwrlt ••• -die wlllolo lho blow IJQund tho -wllllahlok!• bk>ckacl with wlreo 01'11 portions rut owner C. LeU Feuter, ~- . nJ 1tood ln the door ol ID1 ot bomea. Trees were ~ roo-.nt ani nl<hed II. It ani ollljlpod, halq>erl..r roocuo ... not ..... dayl!pt 01'11 It A blgllway patrol .......... ooomded like tour trol&ht tn1111 'W- -'"""* trCIII hlo patrd cor. ·Expect 2nd Well Portland area wW have J t 1 .. - In& The Tho McKelYey wu bl8b todq that lho Hope eu ~~~- FrldoY 1D11111..U, being drlllod 1lr tho lllmtlng 011 ~ 0( Lake- OldD ... ....,...,.,. of Cleronce Prollltt, Ia lho ..In od - well, )ll"OIIlOI- 1>1 JobD MurllhY 0( liD, - Fl>m- backing 0( the - eom-. ker 011 hu not plllnto pom.ctioaof._... problomo. Qlakor Compmy l!lnplo,-HI ban let in a laraer ria at Tho u.s. ot aok! tho ....amDooouthafllulelnirot. Jackallll Q"ker. 8tlte . . . . . . . . . Pil-- , lbould...,.. '. '' blllbll¥81 lhor or not ....., · - - tho pre-a well ani othar ,.I. be- It before llnall¥ . . c:ldbilt to "' ..,...... for tho I~ attelllfl tool1 and Jblke INJtber :.,, lnptltln~ :j'' Worl!en pttl111 r e a d 7 WI 1lle MeKelve;y well, Pl't'Pirlnl In illlka attempt ot llnlabloa tho well .. tho "~t It out. Toola KeiY"' - " ' • lOOIItod Jail Tho llrst, drllled In Oil the wore dn-' Into tho ..U ear- DtWtb ol. tbt ;Jw.\etlol1 ~ lk!ld II Wllllam McKelvay farm Dec. 10, lier thlo <llrlnl• cowlna 1U IIIII 3S8, bave beoo-.. Ia bollovod to boon t b • lllt8inJll. Elperto eay thoro Ia ln-odeopmud. Eqiozeel -"' wall 'bollll blgeot over In ICIIIIIieut.- COilaldanble danpr In eay CO<• roctlYe wmi< on the ...u. ern OIUo, U DOt In Ob1o. (Coatliuod ' " ' - 10) be pit """" to lho Newbori In QJunly In the Jut- -·· j men and nearb)' Ruaalan - · but wOUiiiii.IW a chaultoili' an4 • ..curlty ........ intorllled' . T-·- n. I < sources said Maj. Gen. The lour oornnooa~ heroe1 81~ harm, the IOUl'CEIS Ald. But the dr1ver of their limoualne wu hit in tbe beld by three buUoto · aod crlti~ l a -- touchad. ' Soyuz spacecraft that made a lour day tllahl In ~. . They Aid Boroaovol waa cut oa the kaaea, l...ue.tins he IDlY have ~on onto lho gllla In duckl!w away frcm tho line ol fi1'e. Ccmmunl st )llrly Geooral Secretory Leonid l Brozlmev aad Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny, two or U.. molt powerful Kremlin leaders, were Banks ·Up fu Assets lloii)Jite tho Appalachia poverty tag wum by Molp Couiib', u - of lho tour booko ,0( the 0011111¥ IDcreaood over tour million dollara II> 1968. According 10 the Iii· ..... financial 0( the - . , •• of Dtie. 31, 1961, u- $31,751,ti39.05 - Judge Orders lilllled od tn.-.oi#I,MLI70.71 ot lho ood 1967. Wyant Hearing - . . . . - 1lr eac:b "' 0( ·- · · from t8,772,83U8 to f7,227,56J.2t, '!be Clt.lzona l\Tlllllllal at Mlddle- tho A ,loomal emry has beoa modo In tho Clerk ol Cclurto olllce by C«o.... Plea• Jud&o J.... c. a..... - · • - t y _.,.. In tho cue ol WWllm Wyant, 5t. padae, iadieted Cl'l a ftrat d..... ~trlol. Wyant, charpd In 1ho Aupat ~ .. or Wcblol Leo - . , Parktrabuq, woo ,... . . . rlliiriild !ram tho Limo SliltO llolpital - . he uador> ,.. 0 ...., )M>I'I; f7,692,H8.68 to "988,- l4iriiiJ Juiol O'jlrl.... No for 1ho &IIIIi>< ·- I l l hU ..... CGailntulatiOIII In Terry KnlgM, JOO 0( Mr. and lfn. a Knlglit 0( PCIDeroy. Terry has been ramed ''Patrolman ot the Year" at the~ Stole Highway Patrol Pos~ Torry grod- trmo the Patrd. ~ emy In Columbu1 four years ago. He, blo wife 111111 their ooveiHIIOiiii><Jid son. Sto¥1" 111 TIIOSit On West Main , OM earbed111011Wmlllll.._ II a tratde ·at, t:40 P.m. Wed·• Wool IIlia st. In ..u.r ._, -•·•• •·,,. ATTENDING THE Drew Wobstor Post 39, Amorl""" L.. lion. meethw Monday nlaht received an "extra. .. Ptlul Cloc! was cilaervtng • blrthdi.Y ao ho brOIIIIht Ida bli1111111 cake arrJ shared it Ill! ice cream with the 8l'OLI'· This dellert-. ped oft a ehleken dirmer. Tuo- MEMBERS OF 0100 E'l'A PHI Chapter of Slima Phi SGr. oriQ' were way ones In Pomeroy and Middleoort Dlaflt ap they condueted the anma1 "March of D!me1.'' · Twlla Matheney, co-chairman of tbe march, holl'ever, rtp)l'tJ U.t some areas were not covered ard the1e wtii be IQff~lted 'l'llurtidaJ or Sunday• '# t' . X ~~.r~.,( : ,, .!:¥' "' ... "'" . ·~ ··' MEIGS COUNTY FAIR BOARD mem.t;pers are plealtd thli ••• · ; Meigs COunty Fair," O.lea Radford, baa agreed to aerw • . . ; t board aad as treasurer one more year. J ·: Radford bas performed 110 maQ)' detalla ovu tbl J a a t · . ' · yeara that the board was at a lou a1 to which ..,.,. 1o tum wiMiD. he · decided to give lCI' hls county fair service. · REPRESI':NTATIVES OF 1HE mG B E N D - Al-- Tho-- Autos Damaged ,.' ' n- caJedoolo, .... Marlon. 300.88, Tbe PU"JDDI'I Bank IDii are achecklled to !Q'te&r between 9:30 aad 11 L& .._.., . -. . Sa'dllp Co., I'Umeroy; f9,548,- WSAZ..TV telethon, an 18-hour procrom which boglu - - lifl)ll S1S.Of In fll,l2t,901.15, T h o on Channel 3. Representing the minstrel grcqJ on U. lbow, Whl'*' wtU be Ia ~NlllllllaiBaak, awd $8,628,873.53 lo M,211,188.1'1, Uvilig color, ..w be Forrell Bochtd, Koren Grilllllt, JQiiO Leo Hoeatdl, Jean Hl,yrnan ml RmlYBorinallldOteBlllt MludMJn 8ay1o NallonalAc~ the local lolem will be Mra. OIIYO War 11111 MrL FWT,tlll (Carol) Bachtel. A rohaoraol by 1ho will .. hald In ci!Hnltloo pert- lid,*\ tho.....,... oldelr-a;. Iii rldl-w In a motorcade behiDII AccordlJos to tho - · · tho the rour cosmonauts. The motlft lbr lho woo . . aoureea said the two lelders, in clear. 'lbey oald eDCioaed vehicl.ea, were not ••• believed to · a rwesd GeorJIY U..egovol, pilot of a buUoto. AceOrdl.ng to the IIOUl'cea, a crowd chawlol'. lho OPOC• beroeo IIJ'O)lbed tho -.koroald In be a meDially unbl- .... ' '•' ·- - ~~~~~ . . ... -~~·-· ·--lla ·· 111 earUer coo-ut ... _ tho •utfOrod !)JI!JW ..... InJury. ohiqun • la wounded. they 1akl. A seeurlt)' guard seated next to the driver tn the frODt seat 81110 was hit by a buUet and wounded. Hlillllnlton Saturday lfleroooil. Profelaiontl lllont. of courae, will ,IMI ...-.,till tho ·waliJII o1 the , _ which is designed to raJ• lunilo lor • lfa:rcll 0( Dlmoa lolbetrl-ato ...... . ., Cosmonauts Survive Attack lane<ld 211-yi!O.Mild- aod took Ids piatola. Scnriet HCUrib< men DISORDERLY WABIIINGTON (IJI'()- 11ne h~ the man IWI3· 1Wl'. IOUl'ets said the bullet11 Cldoana ...,. ....... •• trclri hll IUJll struck the open Iori &rrOI\id hare <llrlnl PreaJ. limousine carrylil! In a Kromlin Ill~ Ill. Nlml'o lnaug- awards ceremony eoamOMUtl uratloa. . Fl>llca ldoatlllod them u Wal- Boris V<Jbrnov, Yevgeny Khrunov and VladSmir Shalalov, all ter F. cf.sl)llaleer of Columbuo, air toree eoloae.ts, and Alexei Don L. GMrp ·"' TOledo ani llarrlel l'lnklley of Fairlawn. Yellseyev, a clrillao eJWI,neer who jOIDed them in their two The ..,.. - - charllod with dle- ap~~ec flrata last week-a first ordorlj -~. the WOIIWI docklqr o1 two mamed whlcloo with . '¥lolallng pedeotrlao eonaod the fir1t spaeenlk between trol 1'11!11lallna•. opacoohlpa. or liu1 drf.veta, and so etated wont In be In tho mlnutoo ol tho Jan. 6 ct.." Prealdonl. aod Mary Peck, , _ OHIO rear ' Greg. Mr. and Mro. Roy Wlooman ot Sprltwfleld were 111011s of her parents, Mr. aDd Mr11. Earl starke~, Sunde¥· E\U David Wl,_n o1 Rutland ljiOnl ~ tow days with bla IQII, pretldd, Domte Cheldle, vice l ... left ..ear. Against Bus ~i(;ers Sought a ~ter, Suaan tteki QUALITY FURNITURE-REASONABLE 8AtES ot 11:46 lnjqtJ~ti()n - - hwe Haveloanred o1 the hlrt:h 1bt Youth C.....,ottheCUpentor Blptlot ~;~n~r.., metwlththolr liNn'. Mr1. Bomle ctu1'e Eledir:m - of offtcera wu Ronda Whlttlnatoa na eh•ea .~- Tuo- e~ of ~hia l)lrer&s, Mr. Mro. Earl Starkey. BAKER FURNITU-RE MEillli GENERAL HOSPITAL Mnlolioaa - IDldl Brodlbaw, Polrtero!V; Clara Murray, MlMJep>rt, llld I!Widto PaJnt.. er, PUmeroy. Dlacharp• - Nme. County lloaAI 26 - · a car DmiOd by ·llal' Hartlv, ,..,~ ·"' Mro. llobeit Stout. Quodnl"lllihorltaUYe IOUI'eea" from the mainland. tbe IDtl ~ Commmlft IIB'WI!piPel' llld MilO coli.,... lllrln8 an " ' - - tour late 1aot yoer IDd has ...,....,,., too rn to rtlum In - . , . """ lllatloot jJaetlon 0( - · 7 aod 33. ShorUI Robert c. Ha.-ach llld a 1968 Volkowa&on, drlv.. by Erneot Ho,y Bush, 32, RaeiDe, ra1led to nxmd a curve, 1101 lnln a dltob, 111111 not Into a creek. p.m. ... Transfers Mr. and Mra. Ted Stou!'MOI Nm!W ol Clovelond ware ftO.\.. tor 0( China. ~~:«(..?.;: -· ... .JICIM,: -~' """ -· l)lo loll ol i!IO; ~. left H TN- lo leriooal1 Ulln Ill undlsclolod cllf In tho Inter- half..,,e 110rlb 0( the - - an accideat Property c-•. Cbloeoe~­ Truth Dill> Bald todiQ< Com1111111111 Otloeao Otalrmall Mao ...... mod. Soviet Union' a four new cosmonA rep>rt has llloo beoo D.lod aut heroes at a Kremlin pte with tho oharlll's department 0( WednelldQ, mhtiDK the IPI.Ce- . ID - -otruck--- their •ul.ot year' HONG KONG (IJPI) - T h o ..lacerallooo ot the taee and a pauenger, David Henller, 21, Rt. 2, Radne. ouftored bead lnOirleo. Neither MOSCOW (UPll- A young wao hoat>ltallzod and no char&U ID8P ftred two plltOis at the IIAIION - 1bt ncut MaBOa Cst,Jontor. sexual l"iPtriences at aae 17 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey and only 2 per coat o1 YOWIII spent a recent aftei'IIOCID w 1 t h people hive not had intel'<!OQrle IJ'Oillldaughtor, Mro. wry before they pi married. Clark IlK~ Tamara, Ia .Aahens. The survey al1o Blld: Mr. ond Mrs. William n.w. -More than bait the men •~ ot CoiiiDibus ·!'ere ot their form torvle1ied laid lhOY had ..home here and 'ri1ited reladwa intercourse "just tor trlendoahlp.., duriJWthowTho Buay Bee Society or tho -Four out ot ttve womea said CUJ>o...,. s.t>ttst Oturcb mot love ••• -ctle oob' worthy ju.stlwl.,_ M'ra. Rex Cheadle a neent- fleatlon for 1enal e.perieneea. elJIIIIrw. Durirw a bus1ne11 ..... sloD, Emma Whlllln&Wo was choleo aa president for tbe e• Mofp ' s18htod offlcen Mid. Tho otorm twchad Cclunty, 1ho llilsilllppl hill cut a atant ·liP more than a cOW!Iry about dawn today, milo lOIII 01'11 a half mOe wide ' olrtuall,y domollohltw ... """' throuah a Prodmd..miJ' ~ and klllhw: at least 10 pet10111. aectton o1 the ell><. cora 01'11 Tho llloolsslp,Pl hlgllwl)' p.- houooo """ tooled like tr.ol reported allealt tbree dead tor• and at leut 15 hames In Hozlehurot, tour misalor 111111 d e an undetermined number iDTho dolth toll ill Hazlehurst Jurect. and: 1even dead In na feared to be evea ldeher adjacent Sbq>son C - . Two IIIII 1ho ldj:lnrey patrol nported ot the dead In S!Qsoo County four other ltll'IKIIlt mts.trw IDd were kiUed in the ecmmunU;y of cOUDtleaa lnjurtea. Harriullle. Cowldef!t others Aller l h o - -""'lllalt were UUured or unaccounted for In lluloburlll," lho U.S. Wealhor In oparoo)y ~- ~ in Jackaon Aid It was mt~to EvulgelWn," .• Right now is the time to step lively and discover how savings can really be a family affair. Styles, sizes galore for Mom, Dad, sister and brother. Come see. tralna'~ frelghl: thr.... mitment In Tomorrow·" • F-'~.....,, ..Commitment to MoralitY;., Satlll"dlo', ''Coii1Dlltment to Frfendahip,,. lbiiJ~uXIIJ', Feb.2, "Com.. will lhoeOllarw• tour ·' • .......,.1'- ....... tllr<lu8h tha ....... - . . tMt acrot1 the lOUth eenlrftl - A l d . "''lbe air wu dlled with roared a)!out - . In Hulolmrot and portiiOI 0( lbo - HAZLEHURST, MI... (I}Pl)-. A lorUido tbat ''IIOUided like · low: SUnday, Jan. 26, '"Commit.. ment to God;" Monda,y, ··~­ mltment to Family; Taeodt,y "Conunltinellt to Freedom;': Wodno.....,., "Co~ In ~ ':f. 10 Killed, Town ll~!holishea -tho_.,... Tho Sct.-lle (olld topics) lnl- 0(,..... -~-;.;;;;.;,;;.;-.;;;..,J . ' >.•.• each evenllrg. Youth ol the orea fxlLORCARTOONS: Pq> ~- & Bob z:er, pastor, said. Several young 1• will be In charge Slloetlles, Outslded ~inior Rememberru:t ular claarch 118rVlcea In observSIIOW STARTS 7 P.M. ance ~ the week and 'J'ue&day "'-· . .' "' THURSDAY JANUARY 23. 196~ POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -- meet at the churd! ot 7 p.m. MEIGS THEATRE · JANUARY 24 • 28 ' • �• • no ·111114' --.!. ~ . ~· ,< ' IIIRUI::i! •aeiiAT ro Cham ion-Active but fair . ., . '' Jeraey. WASHINGTON \NEA) The moment of drama seemed lo be mlliSed by most I f'• I I = , '· Hare. II Tllal eommlllee lls'!ll - . for ........,.. ~­ Ill "'Jec•do\11 • ·e~oe 1.111 . . . - - . Enn, Dr. Aua Dem:ocratic leaders In the room when Charles Evers of tbe Mississippi NAACP. the state's new Democratic national committeeman, stepped to the podium to address tho party gathering. · · Evers said he was nenous, and that he never thought he would see the day when he or anyone of his race would be standing there repr~senting Mllsissippi. In its way. it was much· more a milestone than the party leadership "~­ J, anolliof Heory oJMI .- pllool wtlllllle•, oJMI • • re<opllloa aa Mltlllll '1 jloleptea ~ a 11~ """"' Wille' ...... 41ia)IIIHVM. '-' The lesBOIIIn tbJs, alllOIIIl other thln&a, II that lt ftl the consequence of a 'i!otehnine,d. spirit ·<£ .,Oominoda~<JI! 1Je. tween blllcb and whlteo, It II perbapo not lnoiPIII<ant, for instance, · that the Democratic natloaal commlUeewoman from Mlaallolppl II white. , , With George wailace rtdlng hiJb In tho Deep Soulb lut fall, no regular party nominee for prealdent bad a~· But the Evero-HeliJ')' leadership, obvloualy dta~ ,moat heavily on Uiouaanda of newly reglotei'ed 1bla0l: vOters, nevertheless muatered 1110,000 votes in Mlu11alpJ!i for the Hwnphrey-Muakle ticket. In the put, any nominee win· ntng that large a vote baa ineVItably carried the alate. And this showing surpassed that'for the Nixon-A111ew slate. What all this portends for the Democratic party in Mll· .u... change-over which took place that day. Behind his rise to national committeeman lay four years of history which began in turbulent hearings at the 1964 Democratic convention io Atlantic City, when a group of Mississippi blacks sought to be seated as· their state's delegates. That etfort failed, but it led to creatioo of a special Equal Rights Commtttee under first the late David Lawrence of Pennsylv~ia and then Gov. Richard Hughea of New '. ,..,· k· _, "' .......... . u. tbe past, when an old admlnlstratlon leaves and a new one takes over, else· they are not getting their money's wqrtb from history. Fortwtately for the nation, such tilDes are infrequent-as Jnfrequent as a Civil "Ask not what your country can do for War or a Depression, the two chief e:r:amplea of times when Americans bad to sdopt radical measures to confront dan· prS that threatened the nation's very uialence. Other times, and most of the time, there il a basic continuitv that survives and undedies changes of administrations, despite differences in philosophies aDd appr<>aehes. . It iJ a continuity ol challenges. Much the same problems that engaged the ener· M).es of an outgoin~ president remain to be :the concern of an mcomiDg president. It is a continuity of ~urpose. There bave been ineffectual presidents, even foolish ones, but there has never been an evil one. Each has been a patriol1 deslroua of leaving the nation and the world a better place for his having briefly held in his hands the greatest power a people can bestow. . The man w the 37th president ot on Jan. 3J, 1989, came vecy inaugurated 3Sih president on Had that clld be- you,"" said Kennedy. "Ask what you can do tor your country." "We are approaching the limlts of wbat government alone can do," said Nixon. "Wbat hliS to be done, has to be done by government and people together or it wUI not be done at all. •• "Let us continue," said Lyndon B. John· son five years ago. "Let ua go forward together," ur~es Richard Nixon today. The comp&risons may be odious to those who divide parties and politicians into rerea•. Ei&.~:: ~~ .... Creel< II 8-4 In all 11011101. II'L aJ11bod:i'• 1;1ook, the r:rame ~ the Week will be the Eastern - ~tor duh m the Fli· cona• <cOurt, .on Friday ·ncr' nllhl ,, ..... a· . i•1 ~rof llotrall!ht 1111"" a defeiil. Coli''illf;~'~icbel Buike•o Fat...,.~· ·- 87f polDti In 11 ~· , 'lbis unique college serves the vast community of the southern mountains.· Young people discover the opportunity and joys of a college education that is theirs for the working. No tuition charge at Berea. But everybody works -in tho vegetable patch of 40 acres, on the prize 1,000-acre dairy farm and in the kitcheno, the bakery and the college llarllnoo.s before ~ file (H.m..a. Ballot; KeonodJ btlr~· Dldc:e !)Irs, Sartl0)9!rfv. or 81111 I'll Lawford; and oo.m. ltaira, FDR'a Republlcan 1 on .1o1m Roouvelt •••• Plua n e w MGII prelident 'tC&U .me ''Beau'., Polk .... At the "21" bor, I)IOrtnrltar Larry Robia_ , . lo IIUIIIUt I 1111 a IIIII ·~ Dad oft' the bock •., P.JCKY ....... Tht' ....-! He-·- -= -n fw an Oaear for ·~· Bob7:" Bill llbcldo,y at the IW... CorIIi Harbor Club In Nassau, Bo- • Mmat, bolted a yadJt..loed ~ llldl .. Gooreo Fllmp• • tile Reoai111110e tuumler, file Peter Dudllno, the T o m Gldn2burp; 8111'• UC)rrano" II ' -eel at the Coral Harbor Olb'o-ma. He "-" 1---- * ..-., illDIJIDtr Bl'OI. trained o I o- 0011l1Di lbc tla!lbiJ When be enmfae•- . _ ,_., ,..,... updor- only German. llama, ldil< Ida lbiDo. ., doa't llollor 8111' FlllbUt it wa; - ~ their ~ llu&b AI bollle? '1'1111 blm·'lf·he ....'t ...,. . _ IPN<k-AIIIb' - d t W. •-. ....., •.,. biJnMit.,, _ tho llr, ~ • ·- !lnal.:r&••....,.eb"CCJD- cte. blblt Ill a IID'r7. - B. hlo · w. DoOr 1leltn: Harldn1wa1 I hml boeD a terrliiiJ Md ·--Jim- me,_._ - . rllllt aadFred-. -:Wm.llorldm • loll ta Ito 1111111 wlddt Jim lull retlr- - 1IU love D1J bnlha"d, 10 wllat'l Wftllffl- MIXED..IJPWIFE, AGE 22 Door Wlfo: Nollllai'• ......,.. All¥ - - · II attncted to a lllllll wt10 •andetea her u a WIQII1. IIIII Ia If he tilt'! a COlD· Jliu cW. But "-ollm" doeaa't ·""""' ben."ro . . . w. plao- frleadlldp ••~IJMI U. ,..., IDII a.tta ~ ,POIIolble, 1001 - - Jill - .,../Mgl., 1L· . . . IIDct lliJ buoboDd 111ft ~ IIIIa: . '1'ba . to 1D .._ :Ill ,_.. .... I llval ',"!1' . N..... tho aod - · llle •loor""' .....,..., . . . ,.. O>O.illdoic loor htr, IIIII 111111 11w Ia U llhe to a opJIIJMI .,....uy ........ brill ... ~· ... - · ... prllero hor foG*, lllldflle- .., a teaiOn or 10..., Fnndlot 11 he .......... Pill lick IIIII live 111 pUJo, Jiul.,a _,.. - . . earrled' .,. U.U.Ia.'t . . . ....~ ~~~~·~~~·~b~ IIUt - · liwQI llo'l... Jila liO!r but ben Jrlt ... at • ....... ,.. "'·.., ................. lllidllv' I looik. 'llM -*"· - za Mr 11111 • ·~IM• -·-'* All4 I IOYe .,. 1bo> . _ ....... ·ID .... P.71111 a-- ntuei I« lllf 'llP.. X'dliillitd•L ,- ' NOW <lllil ,fW ....... ~· . . ........ ·M=~~:~~ la . - , I .... !1ft ,. tho all- · 10' ..........,.baa tbo ' ' ' • or the round, but recovered to noor Ute challenger three time• for a technical knockout with onJy 2:17 gone in their scheduled 15-round bout. The 3~year.old chanWlon had nothlna but complaints after the victory desplte the fact he Wll: U~rked._ ., br~t~ .. ~~. earn.. over $'16,000, malnedhio title lind scored one of the tbtest kaYos ev8r recorded tn a light heavy UUe boo~ 11 1 don't think this was an eiBJ' fight at an,n the &-foQt.4 Foster complained. 01 l've had eaaier flghta. The one with Henry Hank was euler and it · weM 12 rounds. '11dl guy was trying to take ·me out.'' Not EDOUilh MOIIOl' Although he earned $5.!4.8U per secontl, he 'didn't think It was enoueh after 1 loog. . ·TONE .........,-. ...,,..._ ••1••• ....-. .. aARaa · WA.,., ')' . .... ibe jllllm.,.r the .. . penter, !he ..~ .. .h • •..,_,.w..,eo ~~ ,·1') '~ • ~ '• ' .' .... ';,._ ·~G_, l;lj r . ' I ' NATION~UANI ' ' '· ' '-.. ' ' I' ·' · As a Mlf'Cha~ nMtmber ·of ~ i new ~mer~y· National · 8an~Americord program, you will' get a ~ig i~re of ~lollineq tr~ the people who will :be ~:~si.~ fheir BankAmeritardt to buythitfttO'ft:convenMtntway . ... ,. ', ' ·"'· · ·' . ' . ·Jlw:.man ~ ho1 all ihe antwifri, fi.~t.~. P.ometoy., t«a~On(ilf~ ~nkA~icO(d Rep~tati~. ;tt.~, ca!li•t8 ~-~merchant. nght no-: . . tf he hasn t explarnta thi1o impprtOnt mer. chondi&ing protram t~ yo~ ,..,, c~rtc;jS ore ~'II 'be stopp'lng .•~· in veru, soon. ~ . .' ( ( .. . 1be cham»ion, !rom Washlnl• ton, D.C., came out in the first ,!<;It ·-~. rouad with his trademarbd loft ' MR;QAL.ES.BAXTER ' he h...,. wlll ,JANUARY ,Zl, 1969.. . . lfilh t.!l• • ~lUNG . .. SHOWING . '' • · · Withi'n the next few weeks, a ~eror'~~~i~l Bank R.presentotive will call on you with full details·on 'their new ·eonk~ertco.rd Charge Accoun't Plan. ·· ~ payda)'•• .. ' ., ,. . "(lllck) Tiger pt a $100,000 when I kooeked him nut laat May to win the title."' said Follter, who weighed 1711.6: pourlls to 170 for DePaula. 11 I1m atraadr loold~ for 11\1' next . .. . . . . . & · ·ijidlllr Supply . ·' ' <.:. urvrofttable career. £.;11•1.,. .Roome ' ., EXPECT AN IMPORTANt vIS IT FROM THE POMIROY • \;;. ~INT ....."':!,-~ but tnut autam.tlc dblinlhel"l - 81111 -aioJ with IIPod,..... """' 'l1MI1 doa't .._.. calleoJ. ... I'Dod. Olal at n't - ~~ a II IN 8UPIR To All ~etail Busi· Qi·$~men i J1ID1POd out II - bolbar'l fnln -11>e1r .,. _._ Wlo' 1L -.....,.,. - · · bod II doe._ Dear-: D'l help. IID'I-'tiiJ' .lllcI hml boeD married twice kr ather WQ'I. Wbat COD I do? aadlliJ- buoboDIIIo a IIPod - T. Y. ...... atlll Gllier Daar T: 1111:1' ..... me - · I fool PWII- JUUl' h u - dooo- lllraD&OI7 ~ .ID.J!Im. I lll2e - line tarl - ABAHDONED Do&r Ab: dwaalfoboorl Self. . . femalel ~ rMOII"'M ·the &nilti even it it - ...... _but_...... .. . - ..... lldlng awarda .... """ ..... up J F.qleo minute tbe countryllde of ~lildloC'tbal. ' Foster Isn't Satisfied ' NEW YORK (UPI)- Bob F ter lan't aatllfted, although he knocked down Fnnk DePaula three times tn ttlf ftrst round lor • teclmlcal knockout WednesdiQI nll!ht In hlo Orat light are 9-4' In OP 704 693 7f8 723 68'7 828 BaltimOre •• ,:1$ PhlladeiJihll •• 31 Boston ••• ' •• 31 N. . York •••• 13 Clnebnll •••• 21 DolnJII. ·,. ',20 MDwa- ••• U Weat jab Oi<ldlll! to perreetion. 1M aa he duced to his lett. the 2S.. Year-old challenger ducked u• der the long arms and knocked him to the ca1wu with a left to the head and a ri.ght to the nleht's work. Foster the second time. obviously was kDocked down In the nrst shaken as well as aurprised \ Thai's rm.ta, 81111 mt-le. No uadorol.all!l• 11'1 w. to b o dolled b 7 - ,.,. ..... Do,.. heve .... t'«llll' clollch- Dear Heleil: to ""''" again) .... file CharWhat do :rau do with a naotrlei Ludanaao with the Cot. Bob - · .... the plac:e rod<- Dleo hull>and? .. Uke New Year'o Eve. pllle,piece ~ 111>01-· •••. Universal Pix hsa a """ liar aataa bm, to bo """' lllo,y're Caroline ·Kenllody; plq _.ate a famed old • ..,. el-. 'lbll ~~ not <11117 Jadde C<>osan Jr. •... Mloir - · f i l e ODI7 out. I keop a d0111 houoo aadllQ' .... to .... -file dllbea are u .-..•• u a dla.. '"~'ow'' .... Dqoaldlm 1111111 • ean mab he talked to b1m·Ida llJ Ea•t In · easy · tiny Eaillsb cburcb By Untied Pno• body, heavyweight defense. To the near-sellout crowd or Scored TKO 16,129 at Madison Square Foster connected with another Garden it might have seemed . nurry and DePaula went down In auch generoua samjillng of the ~ ill tilling you quietly turn to old fllvontes; 1lb Helen ~·· ~-'Ole Way to Utile Glddlng." The reference. of couqe;-Ja to the celd>ratlntr- ...~ MR. CLEAN IS PICIIY, via Larry Jr. .... E. • • II¥ coach UO)'d Mlaro• Hlplond- EaaW1I 63 Soutborn 36 ers. SGethweatem to 5.1 In Ill THIS WEEK'S GAMES: p.mao JDd M ta the SVAC. WaFRIDAY ~ 11 f-3 In all slme.o. Southern at !l¥cer Creek 'l'1IP II"""'" are Gd til) ···Sot- Eaolem at Miller urdol' o!l!hl 911falo ~ Putnam Wahlma at SouthweiW'II Ia >1 Hsnnan Traoo and - . . , SATUIIIIAY mouth West Is t.t North Gallla. ButraJo at Raman Trace Haman Trace 11 7.e tor 1he aea- · Port•mouth Welt. at North GalIOn while North Gallla 1• 1-9, Ha their o.:Q- wtn com1n1 o v e r Tcp 10 scorer• ln the SV AC Portanxlorth Well 63-62 at Part11- Onl7: mouth. Pl~Q~er, Team G FGFTTPAVG. SVAC STANDINGS Bradbury, KC 7 70 34 l?f 24.9 iJ>v AC OnJ7) Carter, SW 8 69 38 17o 22.0 TEAM W L p OP Daniela, liT 9 7f 34 182 20.1 EaiiA!m . , , , , , ~ I stiG lfl Walker, SW 8 f9 39 137 17 .I Kypr Creek , , • 6 I 1M 372 · Diddle, So. 8 55 21 131 16.3 Haman Trace •. 5 f 555 $13 ere.jee. KC 7 38 36 102 14.5 Southwe-n ... 4 f 521 521 !l>oultlliwl KC 7 39 17 95 13.5 &Jothern ...... 1 7 383 538 Cameo, NG 6 34 12 80 13.4 North Gallti, .. 0 7 357 f61 Karr, E 9 fl 38 120 13,3 'l'otalo ••.•..• 23 23 2st6 2846 Jellora, HT ~ 47 23 m t3.o After $76,000 Triiunph · membering." ,PObiti por pmo wldle hold- · EaiiA!m •••• , , • 9 "' 79;~ P>lnl• per game. -~ Ollti IW(e ' ~ 61t pOII!ti aplnst the F&lconi, a delinolve • Juat at the molDeD! in literary h!Jtory when people were . saying that tba eoaay waa dead, readers dlocovered a column hy saul Bellow tiJlot tho)- wanted to read out loud. Another ttme they were amuaed at the trials of JamH Michener ao be attempted to belp a beginning novellst with a cover blurb. Aa Browa noies In a book which draws d.,.... of theoe · columns together ("Page Two. The Beat of Spealdftg of Books," .-s.IIS, Holt Rinehart and Winston): "An essay afforda a pause, a chance to look around or sometimes lo look batk, to be introduced however cuuiny to jlerBOIIaUties and placeo worth lmowtng aDd worth re- ciiDlno: with - PICKY • .aii etrenllve t.Yerase avorase ~ 55.9 points p 1 r inn. world. -n N. J. Gov. M..-nor (he bopeo ;DOn Wrl5hl'o Eagle• •Jal> cut out for them . the hlllh-OYI!!I llll- Coo have .. lor Fjt' pmaa ana J'IP)1'Iod lbod 12 yaan II wao First ~ screen retlremeat to liar Ill Arllllo. FamiUea Night at "21": lAid - ~ea' irUII • 9-1 iecord, IIOOd .....l!h 1far the SVAC champtonohip. Ky. bas needled, cooed, teaaed and threatened some of the beat writers aroand to reflect on their wort and tbelr - W L P t 172 1n8 oppooonto to 7()4• Jl!)lnto, a Kypr Cro<k ••• , 8 f Tn defenllve avorqe oi 5U polnta Hannan Troee ••• 7 6 835 per game. •••• 5 5 759 .Jn - . , Frida¥ nJa11t COli- North GaUio ••••• I 9 539 teat. the Wahama Whlti Fal"""o Soutberu .... , .. I 12 626 travel to SouthweiiA!m to meet THIS WEEK'S RES\!LTS: 5U home cOu.t. AfW' that K•y a e r creek meeti North Galllo in the . final 91 AC eonteat of the ..... aon. Jt lb'ler creek breezes the next throe sv >\C lame•. the )lobcati ... !Wsh In the past 10 years Ray Sweetman tuio caned on 3110 foundatlono. He baa visited nearly a thousand poteutlal individual donors becaute he believea in the dHiiny of Berea College In Kentucky. !Ia)" had reached a retirement point with the Student Christian Movement. On campuses across the eotm.try he had led student retreats, directed faculty conferences and given a large boost to the YMCA. Yet~ retirement lasted about 10 minutes lor he accepted lhe cbaUeuge of asslstin~ llttle Berea Cobege in Its search for support and survival, on ·th• All.Qmel TEAM .,,. ·.·'\ciNuxurlouo '. neW fobrl.. ..... . . .,from the 'I"Orfd'l 8MO~ "'l!fa fqr tilepnl cloilael c;,~o~>lil ''l'allonid 11v "' . w-- Ut!lled Prooo Inlortlatlonal tile ..... ~ tho - - . W - r · ......... tho.Jllilll .,. .. "'all Ollto eollep buloel- . m l - AohJ¥d,1>o11 !Mmo thl.o HO/oon _ wt. Tho YlttGrtoul&ti!el olaahld Bl~ 81111 loailll - . thne-lolitho ot a po1J1t thalr Tho Tlpro wero pOilal t'raR '- pnioo 81111 have. O<ql'ed 772 points, ID, ofteulve averqe rA. t•l Br DJ. VID POLING • " I lnternattootl since he had a reputation for havt111 an iron chin. Fotter then measured the Jersey City brawler, and lashed out with three quick lett llooks and a · right to score his third knockdoWn COl" an automatic TKO. . · ' The victory, •his 28th by kiJfo, boos'"~IOr'f' f!\'\~JO 34-4 whlle ri8Pauta's fog drOA>ecf to 18--7-3. • DePoula Insisted that he should have been allowed to contime despite a rule calling ror an automatic technical knockout if a ftghter is knocked dQft'R three times in a· round. Fo.ster thought the threeknockdown rQI,e wa& a good idea. "Otherwiae a 8UY might get hurt," he slid. on , W, role. For the section'• ~~~ of Boob:'' colunin,· be - • · U. ~In . the plat, ·I •win il a mqottt'« Coadl John liaJli'I.Babcallf libw in ......n.t place wiU\ a<'a;t' l feeoriJ, EaatOi'n ·II Rrst at With one pme to ,._ That ~li wtii.•Kypr Clreek. .... 'Kil ' nut Ult •• the . NEW YORK - > ~--ti. The thrilling story which Ray SWeetman tells so wen .Jo the fact that about 90 per cent of the graduates go right either rascals or heroes. 'nle words may back"into toWII5 and villages of Kentucky and Teaneaaee. he meaningless to those to whom Inaugural Here are the teachers and doctors and preachers and addresses are n o t h l n g but hlgb-Oown businessmen who will ahape tomorrow. Ray Sweetman ls rhetoric designed to. imprOliS readers of chamlellng the foundatloll. money-mucb of which comes history books In the future. from old rortunea to make bright the horizoa of Berea. Grandiose, glittering, such sentiments It's strange how certain people bOcome tile brokers of may be. But tliey are also blueprints pre- ldOaa and opportlllliUes. Ill Buffalo, Seymour Knox bas sented to the American people, with whose ~t a gootf:fO years OIICOUI'IIglng young artilll to do their aid they could be transformed into reaHty. thl.ng. In a bewllderlnl lincertaln period, he eatabEach president bas bad hiJ villon of llshed Ollll of the flDesf ci>llectiou of modem ari in Amerbuilding an edifice that would enllure after ica--.nd tllen turned It over to the whole city' for everyone hiJ passing. II is, after an, one and the to enjoy. I don't tblllt llult patroll Knos could paint a frollt same edifice-America, the United States, porch, but .he had tho 'Insight to spot brilliance and ortclstill tho last, best bope of mankind. nallty' in ~ero. Tile renlt will be enjoyed for centurleo. ' . ,., " ,,lJo.. tho ,wooJtl,.of llterat!lf&t, F~:aacll Bl'OWJ>·of•tll!I ·New <Y~rk ~ Tlploo BOok ,........, baa a . moat creat111e ;:ci ' .... * ·Joining Past, Fu"'i'e For Pleasure, Profit one now J!Dtering the. White House. 11 l.et us never fear to negoUate," said John F. Kennedy in 1961, "but Jet us never negouate out of fear:• He could bave said It 1969. "We cannot expect to make everyone our friends," said Ri~hard M. NiJ:on in 1969, "but we can try to make no orte our enemy." He could bave sald It in 1961. ~11- 'f\'e ,ani¥ Southern Valtco- Alii- DAVID I::IOLING Just as some Americans demand "a cholee and not an echo" in each election, some seem to believe that there must be an abrupt change, a dramatic break: with ··· S·o uthern Local At ' f\yger Creel( Fri·day let!~ (:'.ntorenct pme on top Frl4w rdPt Ia Southern Local It ~pr Creek white two other SV.AC · team1 tackle out of I Nixon's Vision of Better America -. ~ l:'J"~~;L,.;. Ashland Wi~ 35-28; Redskins - Upset 1be Dilly ~1, Middleport • PomerO)', Ja-ry 23, lHI I - •. 1, IIUCE IIOSSAT . . • JlUJ'>' Ja. ~HI U I. Pc:t. ,745 U 16 20 . 2Z 28 35 GB Villanova ,Rips Detroit, 93-71 .689 3 .660· 4 •623 5 .512 9'h .417 15'/, ,297 211h By Ulllled Proll IIUI'MIIonal Spencer HIQIWood II &lad the -.... world ~lc IOIDII cauldD't pate• Villano'4'1 brand of W. I. Pet. GB Loa Alii!Oie• • • 16 .6'13 Atlanto ••••• 31 18 .633 2 Chicago •• , .22 ZB .4tb ll'h San Fran. •• , .20 28 ,417 121h Son Dleco • ' .• 20 29 .4118 13 Seattle ••• , , ,16 36 ,302 18'h PhoeniX> , , • , 9 40 .184 24 Wednesday'• Resu!ti Detroit 116 LA 115 Phlla 140 NY 137, (2 oti) Seattle 98 Baltimore 94 Chit:ago 95 Boston 94 sa """ !ired "' • "aecond rate•' U.S. ba1ketball team to gold mfldll prq)Orttona, ran IIOG tha nilthonpked n.ywood, Wlld<ati. Walnesday nJa11t 81111 'Couldn't ftnl .tho key to llleir tight zooe W1ltl tha laot 10 min.ltes of the pme. · D,y then It was too late aa Villa~¥>'" route!l Detroit 93-71 behlnl o 37-t>Oint eflort !rom Joh.... J-• .... • 2~olnt spree b.Y HOII'ard Porter. U..Wood •cored 25 point&, aeven under his season's average; bul most of his markers were confined to the late stages when VIUanova alreed)l held an overwhelming lead. The 'cats led 44.-39 at halttlme, were barely in front 46-45 with 3:50 gone in the Atlanta 125 Phoenix 101 (Onl7 gamea schsdutedl Thursday's Games (No Games Scheduled) San Diego Wants Tilt With OSU America SAN DIEGO, Colli. (UPO Ohio aate, wtrlch went to Cal~ Uonda Jan. 1 and came home wUh the Roae Bowl crown, has received an Invitation to vialt oeoonl half 81111 then fiPpod tha pme open m a 1:1-polnt barnp tor a 5'-4S margin. .'I'IKey were In front !14-62 with S:D7 to,._ CiiiYIO Murphy'o 22 points rallied Nlapn to a 79-78 ·Victor)' over Buffalo. l..ISIIIJe hit on 36 rout ahot& tlli'Clltll 78-64 triumph O"ler PeiDls)'lvanll , and Tmt Daley led PeDD State to a 64-6'2 win over West VIrginia In odler maJor pmeo Wednesday nigh~ Murphy, a :;..10 all-Atnerlca, connected conaisteMly over a taUeT Buffalo defense as Nlaglra snapped a seven-game losing streak. Hta seven points in the final five mi~tes keyed the Purple Eagle comeback rrom a 37-34 halftime dencit. Ed Ebberle or Buffalo led both teams with Z7 points. LaSalle missed only four shot& trom the tree throw line Association Is Back ;.gain. It isn't Southern CalUornia, who lost to the Buckeyes ln that game, that b asking, but S a n Diego state. Sa:n Diego was rated the best small college team 1n the nation tbe past three sea- soos. The C&lit'omia .team's athletic director, AI Olsen, said he DENVER (UP0- The Ameri... can Association is back in the baseball business again after a six-year lapse in which the gap was filled b:y a unwieldy 12team Pacific Coast League which stretched Crom Honolulu to Indianapolis-a quarter of the way around the world. Tcxla,v the PCL is back to a manageable eight teams and the American Association will have six teams piiJfing a 140game schedule, The final deCision was made at· ·a P€L meetthg- ht · Denver this week in('whlch the Class AAI'I baseball executives released four teams to the asSociatiOn and created two new teams to rm in ror major league ell'pansion clubs Seattle and San made the otfer Cor a season game wW1 Ohio State athletic director Richard Larklns Mon· day and followed it up lritb a letter. He said Larkins told him Ohio State would need at least a$59000pranteet- --· ~· ... ··•'-· I , i Lirklna told Olaen earlier that the Buckeyes• schedule was 011ed throul!h 1978, but the school administration agreed to Jet the team play a lOth regular season game during thenextsehOOlyear. Olsen said La.rklnl promis- Diego. Released to rorrn the Ameried an answer In two week a. San Diego 11 seeking to become a can Association were Denver, Indianapolis, Tulsa and Oklaho-major college power. ma City. They will join with Des Moines and Omaha in forming the six..f.eam league. A meeting oC the six conele Basketball Results W.VL Tech 87 W.VL Wslyn 77 American Association teams By United Press lnternatloral will be held next week in Bwlng Grn 64 Toledo 63 East St. 11uns 79 MIM Dulth 70 Indiarapolis to elect a presvtilnova 93 Detroit u. 71 ident, Work out a schedule and Butler 88 Evansville 85 Amherst 71 Union, N.Y. 68 wotrn Mlch. 71 Miami, (0) 66 write a coostltution oC bylaws. PomSt. 64 W,VL 62 Yngstn St. 73 Clvlnd St. 68 N~a 79 Buflalo 76 Ohio Nrthrn 84 Defiance 72 Mfll'l v11n 59 LafiQiette 56 Ashton! 35 Wlttenberg28 Boo!All1 Colt 84 Seton Hall 56 Wstmnstr PL 65 Plttabrgh 84 F1RST HALF WINNER: Mhlnber& 92 Drexel 70 MASON COUNTY BANK La Salle 78 Penn 64 How They Finished: st. fetr's 85 Farlgh Dcknsn 54 Monclay Merchants - Sisk, . ~ ' South Pamasote, WOCiisman of World, Eastern Ky, 73 VL Tech 6.1 ' National G•rd, Sider's Building .QunUco"Mrna 119 Alllws AFB COLUMRUS (UI'I)- The UnitSl.IIPly, G. 0. Roush and Sons, 70 . ed Preas lntern&Uonal Ohio Htg11 Miller's Insurance, Mason ('.oun.. 'llrldlph,MCII 76 Old Dmloloo 65 SChool C)Us A basketball ratll' Bank. Leo 120 AFB 72 i~s. with tlrat place wtea aOO High pme - Ruas ~hart, won .. 1oBt records in parenthe-222. Higb Series - Paul . Har· aea: mon.- 580. Teams Points Local Bowling A Ratings I. StraaburB 2, GniiYIDe 3. (5) (1M) 160 (4) (14-tl) !57 za. Tn•• Roo• (2) (14-0) !07 f. Marulfteld St. Polen . !ll (9-4) 5. lk~ 6. GII'IIWIQI . · (1) (10.1) (2) (10.0 · 106 88 81 78 72 7, Newark catholic (3) (11·0 S.· Fort Ret;~M~ry (4) (13-0) 9, West Mustdngum : . . " (2) (12-<1) 67 19• ~sVUW ' Rosecrana ~ ' (7.o3 62 11. Dlxio ·57; 12.. !3. SebriQtl 45; . 15. He... st. polnto ..Uowed por over lllap, thrOlClQI& dJtt .-.. on 'l<lp 1.5-11 at 1111 ileiL ·,.,. 0111ered tile -.ot ~~~~~~~. In lll'lh ......... wlfl • al.l point · - aDII ama11 cot lop - . , Ia -.1~1. lelt It with II.& Wltted>er&. the 18th ....... ' carrlal tha 10011, how· 8111811 eollep 1.m lo 1!11 try, II ~I IDodler ......:MIID...1101 b7 Woolem Midi!.,. at - - 71 • 66; y~ State boat ete,.lant stal<l n-A as the ElCPiorers rt1ised their .at YQUI181towD; BoWllDI Gtwea record to l:J.-1 in an effort to edged Toledo 64-63 II _...,. better the team's No. U Groen; Cillo Nor11>VD IWopt l'OIIkl1111- A 15-point lt)Ul't In the D o - M-72 II~ ... sedticl hall pve I.&Salle a 58-44 over Wtlml....,. boat Malooe 78-7211 averoce to. leld and Pem never eould recover. Larry camoo paced LISID.e with 21 poirts. Steve Bilsky wa• high ror Pem with 19, Dale,- scored 21 points AI Penn State held oft West Vlq;lnia's late charge to pin the Mountaineers with their Courth c(inle( ..:.i ve loss and an 8--8 ~:ecord. Penn State now ls 8-5. Larry Woods' 18 pol!ts were tops ror West VlrglniL Elsewhere, Boston College routed Seton Hall 84--56, Eastern Kentucky stopped Virginia Tech 73-65 1 defensHnirded Ashland halted Wittenberg 35-28, Westminster (PL) edged Pitisburgh 6~ and Butler t.Pif)ped EvansviDe 811-85. Deities~ Sktpa, half. but came wlthlo one Pol-at late Ln the 11Jne before tlw Broncos ended tbe 1'111¥. Gene Ford wa. hiah fer Wea"tero with 23 polntL Mlunl, .8-6 overall 81111 1>-1 In 1....,. play, wao paced b7 Wilt Wit· Uams and Tom Slater, each with 14 points. Steve Mix's 27 po1nts marked CLEVELAND (UPI) - Art Modell, owner of the Cleveland Browna, Wednesday accepted an invitation by Cincinnati Bengals C()llch Paul Brown for a Browns - Bengals game to high)lght the opening of Riverfront Stadium at Clnclnnatl ln the summer ot 1970. "1 enthusiastic~ accept the Jnvitatlon to play in Clncinmti aOO hope that tltls will be the start or an annual riwalry that will stimulete even further the interest in professional football in our state." said ModelL mrn& SCORES By United Press lnterrational East W. L. PeL GB Mirmesota ••• 25 Kentucky .•• ,22 Irw:iiana .•••• 24 Mlami .•.••. IB New York ••• 12 West 17 .595 21 .512 3'-h 23 .511 3112 22 .450 6 30 ,286 13 W. L. Pet. GB oakland ..... 35 Denver , ... ,26 New Orleans •• 21 Los Angeles .. 20 Dallas . . . , • ;16 5 16 24 23 23 .875 .619 10 .467 1611:! .465 16'~ .410 lB'h Houston ••.•• 13 28 .317 221:-2 Wednesday's Results IOOiana 140 Miami 117 New Orleans 121 Hooston 117 Kentucky 104 Dallas 102 Denver 124 New York 103 Los Angeles 123 Ostdaad 121 Thursday's Games (No games scheduled) To111ado Frosh in Win over Glouster The Soulhem High Tornado Crosh team scored a 40..31 basketball vie1ory over Glouster this week ontheUWeTomcati'Ooor. The winners were paced in soorlngby Jim HubbardandDave White, each with 13. Rick Snider got 10 and Jerry Hubbard, four. Murphy was high for Glouster with nine. Southern, coached by L a r r y Wolfe, edged Into an 8.6 lead by the close or tJ:Je first (Jiarter. was on top 20-13 at halftime and led 29.:14 when the third period was over. BORGIA HIRED MINNEAPOLIS (IJPO - Sid Borgia, who spent 20 years as a referee, senior referee and s~.Verrisor of referees in, tile National Basketball Association, was hired Wednesday as slCK'rvisor ot officials in the American Basketball Associa· lion. ABA Commissioner George BARBER THIRD Mlkan said that Borgia wlll· PALM REACH GARDENS, assume his duties immediatel:y. Fla. (UPO-MUler Barber"s Borgia retired Crom his post in $13,500 payoff for winning the the NBA at the end of the 1965-66 rai,p-abbrevtated Kaiser Interna- seaaon. tional Open has pushed the Texan into third place in the 1969 Protessionll C.:.Cers AlsoQ-ln the Book o{ Revelo· eiati(Jft of America tournament tion, what musica instru~ money-wlnnirc standtrws,. .ment is carried by each of Barber, who has earned the seven angels? $14,030, ranks behtlll Charlie A-A trumpet. Slflord . ($20,000) alii Bruce Devlin ($1!,408). Billy CUper, leadiTIK money wlnner on the . ' I f I• • 19. YOllllgStolm, headed by John McElroy's 22 poiJU, improWd its record to 11-3. Cleveland State, now 6-10, was paced by Mlke COml>boll 81111 Sam Tllfm.. as, each with 19 points. .' . . ' . , •• f ' '·' ... Don't Take k ~,. CHANCES .• r: I Let us > Fill your gas tonic with BORON. For fast starts and prevent fuel line freez.e up. - DriYI in! - • LARRY• I IOHIO JlRVI~E . W. MAIH ' '' Pt-MEROY, 0. Our Skillaud Experieaee Are Your Protectioa Always MAKES OFFER t.., a new high in individual career scori~ In Toledo historY, but the Rockets were not so lucky as Bowlillg Green won a MidAmerican Conference eoatest. Mix now has 1,34:1 po!ats in three years or competitloa. The Falcons went ahead with UtUe less than two mlrutea to go .... held 00 to win, Bowlllll! Green (2--2 and 6-8) was paced by Jim Penix wffit 19 poiToledo Is S.O 81111 2;1, Mike Gregg paced the WOmington win with 17 palm. but Steve Sharder of Malone wu high scorer with 21 points. wn. mington is 3-2. Malme 2-4. Ohio Northern (9-8) jumped to an early lead to defeat Defiance (9-6). Fred WJervWe was high ror Defiance with 21 poiota. Dan Foster paced Northern "ith . tour last year is In sixth _plac:e thl's year with $6,314. SAN DIEGO, Cillll (UPOSan Dieso state, No. I small man. Tom Rue Motors. collep rooitball team in the Rich Ga!ne - Gar~ Ellis, 223; couD:ty Ute Ia.t three seasons, High Series- Ke)lur. 582. hu oflered Cillo. state, the No. tat Half Winner - coca Cola. 1 ml,jor team In 1968, a $50.000 guarantee to play a game here, SporD D Sllift, Rejects, C adlletic director M Olsen said Shift, Trippers, Kine Pins. A Wedne'<IIQI. Sill I\. Olsen said that Don Larkins, HiBtl Game - ~urray, 225; the Ohio ,"St.l,tt athletic dire<:tor, lligh Series - . r:'"arl• 649. suae~ted ttl;'L he mske the offer (n 1\'rttlng ond lhat a reply Stee..;Orkers -Tie ior WiMer wo.Ad_ ~~ lilade in two weeks. & Fe~ros. Duds, Miami J,oseo In MA<; Mloml toot lti ftr" ~ American Cooferon<e ...,.. to Western Michipll. The ftell.aklns were down 34-25 a& U. ~Ml:Mfj.lf.Jm'~~J;~f.i.f.mt$.1B$~:m;g~B T.-esdQ Industrial - JOOnaon, Kiewit & Mosaman. Coca Cola,' ABC C~Mmrs. Waddel & Reed, Burtul Sunoco, st. Joseph, Hick-- cantoo. to IEIYING GOOI Don Meadows is proud o~ the honorable respan1ibility we hold to you and your doc.. tOf to serve your fttalth. . .. ' f·: -·I ' .' �• ' ~ SEO STATISTICS . Trlco, ·Maridnn~ B. Campbell · • t 17-• · · - ••• • •• 171 • 1... lloiP • • ..... ..1a • u;a lAIID· •• _. , .~.1.. 1 t lLT ' " •.•..••!Jll Glotr••• 17 • It ti1LI a u 11.0 TEAM , W, I. PTS QP • - 17 u t7 U.l . . . . .10 t '152 60S Kur, J. . . . . . . . lt754W - · Mlr•• II 3 U 1L7 OVlBALL S'tANOINGS won- .... ' ~~ t 161 - o , Mlr•. 17 m . . . T 5 80S 1t1 . , _ , .. ,5 T 695 T6t u·· r o L-ecture•· at ' . ATHENS - A ,..... Amorl• e-. lMdlr Wboll ldlet ''D't Jll-• p i - .... Wblte ·-~ wW _.. Moolll1. Jan. 27, "' TEAll STA'RSTICS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FGM-FGA PCT. . . . . . 51800110 TEAM • WoDIIoll .•••• 23W05 ,t15 FR1!!E 111ROW PI!!~IIGB NoiL•Ycrl. • , 4 7 IIJ 'm n'II-ITA l'Cr. •••••• 237-itt .tal NAME Klilo • . , . , .I 9 464 1137 Lc!po •••••• •11W13 .421 l!oQard, Win. . • ,'lUI. .1!00 Jackoan • • • •••115-622 .412 Smith, GIPL • • •• u-tO ,1198 TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS Galllpollo ••••• 220-111 .sea SPtncor. Glpo. \ . ,31-tll .1'1'1 TEAM . PTS (G) AVG. Nell--York. • • ,tn-4tf .SIS Elllio, Nolo-YG<k. .17-411 ,.Tn' Wollolal •••• ,70 (II) 611.8 ••••• · .117-127 .S7t Raadl, 1m, ••••• av-lo •?to Golllpallo • • • JJS-114 •~ JaeU... ••• •• 75t (1:1> 62.8 lleta:• • • • • • IIE80UNDS , , • •• •752 (IJI 6%.7 FR1!!E 111ROW PERCENTAGE NAME TEAM NO. G AVG. ~ • • • . • • .800 (13) 61<5 TEAM n'M-FI'A PCT. Kllthol>,- ... 131 9 1t.l Wtllotm. , •. • 1~ .717 Rleo, 120 9 1U TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM PTS (G) AVG. Gallipolis • • ••• tt2-189 •nt - r , Gl»o.. , .. 109 9 1%.1 . •••• ;605 (12) 50.t Nelo.·York. •••• 138415 ,842 Ho..,., G!po. ••••• !OS 9 lLt ••• • •• 127~ .020 llaac:h, ••• 98 9 10.7 Jack- .•• , .625 (1JI 5%.1 Athono • . •••• 122-117 .819 wo11- .... 61.o Goillpallo • ; •• 7tl (1:1> 6LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12~8 .5tl LAST WEEK'S RESVL'I'S Moi«o • • • • • • 637 (1Ul 83.7 J - ...... U1..222 .S&O Malia • ••••••• UI-:51 .822 SEOAL Alheno?a,-.a " ••• And GnotMr fMtt, if JOII .... GD ..,.....,iofi-..JOII'f SEOAL VARSITY slrow ,..,, ICIJff" IIEBOUNI!S Joekaoii62,~SI TEAM W. L. PTS OP TEAM NO. G AVG. NoiiCOivlllo-York 57, ...... 54 At'*"- ... ..9 0 596 t41 Wollolal ••••• 6 3 645 55t Galllpollo • • • • .388 9 43.1 ~ 70, Wolllllon 61 . . . . . . .348 9 31.1 lllOVC JaeU... ••• • •6 3 561 t73 Goillpallo • .• • ,4 5 582 5tl ~ . . . . . . . . 3M . 9 31.2 Glouoter IS, Eaotern 64 Miller 12, Glouater 61 ~ ; ••.•• 4 5 558 59t Ja......, ••..•. ata 8 31.1 Wollolal • • • • .339 9 37.7 OTHERS • . ••• 4 5 521 558 • • • • • • 322 9 35.8 v- !:<Junl1 n, llolpn so Nelo.-York. ••• 3 8 480 592 Molgo • • • . • •0 9 407 59t Molao • • • • •• ,362 9 33.1 A l e - 113,- ~St. PT. PLEASANT - ULIMUN Nolo.-Y~rk. • • •• 295 9 3%.8 AI«Yolua 55 Ntpt" will bo oboorved lonlilll llll1or 82, Sfarro.Wa.........,.. 59 SEOAL RESERVES at lbe noeular weekly . - . , . of PERSONAL FOULS Rli>llo' n, Point P I 68 TEAM W, L. PTS OP TIIUIIliiAY l1le locll Klwanll Cl.... . TEAM NO. G AVG. Ra-wood 80, ....... 58 Al1lono •••••• 8 1 408 318 SYRACUSE GuiDING S t a r . . . . . . 7 2 384 313 Nola.-YOI'k ••. • •185 9 15.0 A I - 70, lfuallnstoo Loeal COUDd1 J.:zt. Dauatotar• of - llro. Gal')' Brown wW · 60 Golllpolts •••• 5 4 385 to3 GIUipollo • • • .lt6 9 18.2 lea, 7::10 It tho hoD; eolond slide• alii ..-rate each whleb -were taken wtdlt Mrs. ItS 9 111.2 GaiUpollo n, Coal G...,.. es ,.. olll<erolo btlnatollod. Nola.-York. .• , 5 t 38t 375 Bruwn toured Aala loot ·1111 rilr 1nlllloll . . . . . . . 151 9 18.8 wa ..... ly lit, JoeU... 11 Wolllllon. •••• 4 5 tlO tlt XI GAMMA Mu a..p.r, ten weeki. She "!so IIIJIIII ....,. FedoroJ.IIoc:kllll S&, Lilian 57 !lpa Phi 8al'orlll Tburodl1, ~ . . • .. .3 6 373 426 lime In .J..,an llld Thoiload IIIII Mtlgo. ...... 3 6 345 381 8 Colwnbul IIIII ..._, Molp 57, w ........ Eaotern (Piko) 116, Wollotoa 57 Oldo Electric ooclal roam. Joe- •• • •• 1 8 28t 365 . Honolulu be fort roturnllla homo. I Parkvoburg Colhollc 88, Point BEELINE PARTY, __... Lewis Allen, Klwul.a pnaldent. bJ tho Ladleo Audllar7 of tho urea• oil members IIIII lbelr laP I - 64 llalhoa Fire llopartmlbl, 7:30 dles lo 1ttond ' thlo trterooi!JW MOVC VABSITY -otarn 78, Srulllom 69 a1at11 at the llnhouaa; moot1n&. TEAM w. L. PTS op 11IIS Jubllebwlted. . Miller . . . . . . 3 0 254 156 SEOAL TIU-COUNTY C.B. -Club, Glouotar . • ••• 3 I 298 278 Now - . tor 1... 1nm tho Alhono ot Wolloton rosutar oeooloo, Thlll'ldl1, 7:30' Eutm> • • • • .2 2 213 2t0 Pcmeroy Public Llllrar)' are Golllpollo II Nol-vlllo-York p. m., at club quarten. Aleunlor • • • 3 3 376 33t llatod: Mali• ~~DANCING LEilSONS lor TWID SOuthern • • • • 0 5 226 359 Civil Service - . loeluda JoeU... at ~ Cit;y Shri• Cl.ubbera and wlvet, MOVC RESERVES Fedoral Service Ellli-anee J!lo. MOVC ftrlt Hsslon, 11nar.,., 7:~0 TEAM W. L. PTS OP amiiiiiiGn, Praedcal Propar.. Eutorn at Miller p, m. II homo or Mr. IIIII Mro. 01'1 Bta EwiJW; Gerald Powell, t. Aleunlor • • •• 5 1 287 201 doa tor ~ • '!)plot, . 0'11iEBS . Eaotern •• • •• 3 1 170 189 5eldor Clerk - SloiiOIP'IIlher, Al(;"'ar vo. Foderal. Hoc:kiJW lr WILLIAM MIDDLEPORT PACK Itt, C!Jb !IIUier ; • • • • .2 1 175 110 lfodleal Board Eamllloll..,., ...-· Alheno, old 11111> m. . altho "'·· ·: . .. 173 25t ,Maebbdot, Motor Vtohlde U- Zfllo Trace at Glouotar Oldo Unl•orsi\Y. ~ Moror Joromo P. ~ Detroit, delc:dj>od b)' Nowoweek aa 'flJrtlan America'• n10II ol arll~ 1J180k at M5 p.m. 111 - -· Hlo loPk wlil be "'DMI LeadeJ'IbJp Role in Meet- .sos nz su ' 0 Ing u-. • m no scOJIING iiiir!~~=~a;~·~=~:= NAME FGM ITM PTS AVG. Dolmard, Win. .98 79 275 25.0 a.- Jim. ••• 101 31 2t7 26.6 WIOiteltlam, A. .92 38 222 18.5 Heney, Glpo. •• 88 31 207 17.3 ~c 111111 VoeollollaJ7, Gen- llbounhllle WI 01-SATURDAY NoiiCO!vlllo-York va. FedOral • Hoc:ldal: (at AIMIII, old 11111) Glouotar 01 Llurelvlllo era! Teat Pracll<e lor 92 U.S. Jobo IIIII Clark· Coawlete 1tui17 pldo lo paoo bleb'"' ;raur Clril Service Teat. " Noo-Fkllon 111o BellCowli111 Melp atoua S1ba11oa 1118, Ill CW!or. Z1neov0Je lloaeerano at SlurSEOAL SCORING Oido AlmaJac 1989,aCGIIIi>llll Woo~ NAME FGM rrM PTS AVG , TUESDAY (JilL 28) Dolmard, Wlo. ,84 72 2tO 21i.f tact book cot Ollla. W..-ld Aimuac IIIII of ICftler Creek II W....,. Wicke....... Alii. 73 27 173 19.2 G"'eo, Jim. ••. 75 22 172 19.1 Facii196S. How lo awld Prallloma wllll wnl!-Hellrl', Gli>o. • •<;t 2t 158 17. I Your Will, bJo TIDier. 1IUJIJII JD1 . Klldlae, lnL •• 86 23 155 17.2 v- s· 'th. Ztm'maa, Win. ,59 3G 15t 17.1 Emlo, N--Y•••• 57 37 151 16.8 Sponcer, GlpL .58 311t3 15.9 . 111ero, Meigs • . t2 t2 128 1to Flck, N-Y .••• to 46 126 1t.O MOVC SCORING !lAME FGM rrM PTS AVG. Wllliamo, Mlr. .29 17 75 25.0 Gooo, Alex. •••58 31 1t7 :zt.5 ~. Gllllr•• 20 32 92 23.0 llermey, M'ler•• 26 8 80' :11.0 Dlddlo, Slim. • .35 12 82 111,4 I'P.., Glolr. , 25 U 63 15.8 Trulll -· Fa11110r. . b)' lui Will 111111 To.-0111, b)' Farmer. . lltiiOiriDIIialoll Electrical• tllancoo, li7 Harllllorl. NlnoiJ n.,o lo I HNrt, "".....,..... ..,-Mo_ . of JVIlaro. •• ' BOAT MOVEMENTS: · Dies Wednesday PT. PLEASANT - wm- E. Slllltll, 18, IlL %Polal Ploao- -x. lilt dlod W-odl11110f111Jw 1D Pleuanl Valley llotpltal ........,. _ . . . a-J, bJ illf, A Walder at l1le lfarW1Ia ....,_ Houoo • Garda~ Kll<hon ~Ill' 1..- ovor 30 1lllh Guido New llld -odolod fMfl flrior 1o lito rellnDiol&, ho bam .. AliBUot 10, 1900 ~~ aad Gerdeno In . _ W. Vi., I om ollho H - Bulldlal-._ 111e · - . E. llld llar)o Ella- tr-.- a .........,. Tho llooli·of ~Ill - Sllould-- IJIII, ,.I(G"' Our dentist put blm · and pulled lllem out. now and still doem't have SATURDAY any fr®t loath. Will he ever . BAKE SALE, municipal ,.rk cut any more teeth? h~rl, S,nctile, S&turANSWER: Unleu tbe dQ boglnnlJW 01 10:30 L m., tooth buds [fing above the opoaoored b)' tile Ledloo AuxiliInjured teeth were damary orlho Syracuoe F1ra Departaged, tbe permanent teetb · mont. ohould have erupted aeeord· ing to aebedule-about 6 CHESTER ALUMNI _.-e years of age, or within "nor-dlncet Sa turday, It the Cheater mal limits... ' Grado School, 8 lo mldlllalll. S l n·c e your llfanclchlld'o HlGH SCHOOL DANCE par1;y perm1111ent front teetb have with lho JQ& thls saturdal<, 9:JO not yet erupted at age 10, lt~o p.m. lo 12 p.m. II tho Molp possible oometblllg II' wroag. JuaiGr Hlah In Pomeroy, follow.. Cllnk:al and X-ray examina1111 lbe Mllgo • Vllml btsl!ettion should be made to deteriillne what position tbe teeth bollare in, or, indeed, H they are MONDAY ID at oD. LYDIA CIRCLE, PCIIIOJ'IIl' If teetb viouallzed In tbe X Uoltod -..Dol Chlr.ch, 7:80 ray are In proper pla<;f In M~ at tho eburc:h; Mrs. John the 11\11111, they may still WtrrJ, Jroaa:• Ieider. 1'here erupt. naturally. But, dependw1B lit a oBent ouedoa Ing on the jenera! pbyalcal clevelopment of the Chll~1 at tho- SUn!""' Har. 111111 H•-· b1 - . -- 11:15 p.m.; Deori>am 1111 2:10 a.m.; A. 1111 flh LID.; Fox 1111 7 a.m.; WJml!o!cl, a. llon'il1 up a p.m.; H. :55 p.m.; Qua. UJ> 11:15 p.m.; 8o1ft¥ 1111 2:30 a.m.; WWiam ll Zlmmor - -. ....., ...... .- Loek u, wn- - .. 2:10 . 11, II. llarfl "' t - a.m. _......, 1:10 ,!Jtnoin ......... 1'1 11oW41D, Jodoo, IIJ Blaliior ., .. ·-·Ill....,...,.., lofOIDvle. . 2 S L I I . -. ...... Pt. LoPJ DiUy, P~ ; LaTn.nda Leach, PL Pleollllt! ,::arl S!:att, Lakin;. Mr"'7 11111y c...~ Pt. Pleoo~; :Ric~ Jetr.n, SOUthlide;' -lira. Tllom&o J..,... Chooblre; ~ Judllll .~ Mld4loport. llllCJlARGED: Mro. M<coiV, Awl• Grove; Mro. &Iw.rt~ Pt. ., ..._ ~ Rclacb, ~ ·Pieoo- lo lho Pf011rll\l' of IJJOJid\DI Of ......,. 10 dollar• In tbll WhlltiOI!k. -· -. Rilor s..~. ~r•C!IIJ • . VI- Sleiolo, Ap,Pio Grove; Mro. ~ me "' ai:~, ~ ., ••.tho ~ . _ col!· at '· · ; ' ·..100 OTIA 1•' ;w:..., •:"'( ' . StAiae I"'~ . mittee. LAWRENCE, D.D.S. . Elmer Hutr, Jr., ,. a!ld • • LAWRENCE: • DE.\11 DR. Ia tbere any1hlna bela& done In dentistry to solve ibe problem f!1 gwna caving In aftOt ~'l"'IID ol teeth, ...... claUy ht the front part ol tbe mouthf • ' ~R: Toioth ·.lOCkets ol extracted leotb fill Ill wltb new bone after teeth are nmove<~- lM even though new bOJie. fonno In the ICICtet, tbe area aroUDd , an extraC"Ilon bellna to obrlnl< and continual tO dO 10 with ace. Tbe .._ ht ~ loath .,.., I m be d d bo il)lOCIIl bone. Ill !D.Iht funetlooi Ia 'to III)IIIOI't teeth. lloJleved of 0o I!H!l'NH llke deprulllon. . 2· · . '• •: $328 00 • I i I • Sa1id Stlte Sllflll Systtm - I'KI lublts to bl.lrn out In tnt lillftll· recei¥1111 e.treultli • R.....rth Phosphor Cotor Picture Tube • Phllco Trans.fonnet'-oo~W~rt UCoiDf Pilot" Cool Ch.Nia • Dqauuin1~ I - '· tannlca. dalll!llar, ~·· Ferrr. Mt.. :maDct. p._ ·ourself .i· . · o n· ut Big Discounts ! Daniel Cldldon· P.t. ,• ' 8lRTil: Mr. llld MrL coriJtrt -'~:;= Pallarloa, 81roeulli, o., I ooa. ~ OIL . '" \ SEE: OUR ' ' ' ' " I '' Leu·Vegas for That pincrlptio~ .compOunded by ~s is i~deed a bargain .. , • it helps odd .y,ars to y!>ur life far . as little cis ,a' -tew dolli:iril,.:. · '· . ' • ' ' ., ' lho ' ' 'I' . ,. ':.'' KFC Meeting Lo\11 VEGAS-; ~Fr!Od Clll- ·fiooDc:lileoO Tom Crall , ., CroW"ollteak-· ~. "Ia. ~tklol lo lho ....1 101otona lor iJi4 _. ai«<< .:;aue .. o....lactlnl IIIII I '{ l\ ' WE HAVE THE CHECI THAT WILL By VIOI.ET 81111111 Precl Larkin• Is 1 patient 01 Mefc• Genorai •HOillltal, P ...e- SAVE YOU UP TO $3.00 JUST FOR TRYING 1'01· . . Mr. IIIII• Mrs. C,barteo HensleY IIIII Mo Bloooll were vlollo ~Mr. 11111, !olfo. u.,.r McPeek. Rexall Plenanli AMPOO llollevllle, W. Va. FFERIN paar"l ....,... ~. . . bon, .. Edllll~ Kjlno. wu viol"' Wbld\ !hi• Jeaf le 11"! ........ lj!!l,Mrl. ~ ·Sinith. In KFC 'lllalorJ w1tll nae 1ho!l -' Mr· IIIII Mro. Hobtrt Newetl, t,OOG ~clllaDio. · ChofiOr, lfe,.. vlsltiJW Mary DRY \· Rexall ·., ~va Yaloo, Middleport, woo p ~ gueot of Mr. and Oblo, ._..,__,....._~ ..... MrL Hto;IO!rt~. ' ., ~---1~~~~~ LongBottom Social Notes eil w.- ' 3 to March 3, 1969 J. J. Divis ·M.D. • The tabloid as a newspaper format is on the increase in the United States. There are about 70 tochl1 as compared lng lo the Encyclopaedia Brl· weeu 111 u u on, tbe 11oae lhrlnb and leaves ia llucer- ''",.. I Will Absent From My Office with a dozen 1n 1930, aceord· '"""' . . ""*. .• . ·If!', 11111! , Mro, .-n Y!Jil!lll Mrll, Ur,F.,.¥1.' 11!'....)1~,: ... 65~ CONGESTAID Holter , Hoi·' . NASAL Pit-lYE LEA,THER· MIST •Shave Crom· '' ;' ' i ' ~, .. y ww- b)' Yarb)', Pnoano IIIII 1'!'llltct .... "-·-·~ Y-. 111o GollioO COIIor .Jb Cldoll, WIIWII'o Cu11a 1,. WlllM!o, 11lo Good ur. b1 Wellcj llld Watwro 011 A 8llrrJ Nlalll. mao, Pt, PII!Ooaai(, .....-.w. -- Mt Fair b)' Howollo,- Down ':"' A 0... b)' McllarliJ, !!!._ Troul .. . , a.. both. A. - · · reeon1111~n bulle•-Jnetead, th~ J)rOitam has ol of fll, 8 b!Willl, lnc:ludiJW attracted mat~tve IIQIIbers of fST7.8 mlllloll lor r.M>llc weiwho are not b e I n 1 ran. 111e 1U1111Un1 buiJIO!IOd II people ln1llod lor ernploymant." he 37 · per ' ~nt over the. eurrent llkL biennium lor wol!are. Collier lllld mlii'C' people on UButb 1he dollar IIID(JUit:l,and 1ho prclll'llils lnWlved coold perco-• are tho J.arieot Ill :.tat. l'iiltor)',u -Colller l&ld.·"'IL- not bo traiMd ,or Oll1liiGYed. He aald the state Ia "locked tllouilh there are thole .......,.._ IJW hlaher welfare boll!lllo, a lntn program• IIIII poslliona real question can be nlaed aa ma!ldltecl by the -..a1 gov- 'PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Jan.. 13, 19119 ... ADMlTI~' T!moti!l McCoo examiDallon ·and evllualloll by your dentlll. F1ra Doparllllont, 7 p.... Thuro- c. ;r..n. - _... day II the lire- 0no ..., E. Jr., woo . '' 12:55 ..... , . . , _ - ldllad In oet., 1802 while ....... up 2:55 ._.,; Loilo 11lo Olhor Slclo, Ill ·l'lke. 1111 wllll U.S. NfiJJ Ill Kar.. 2:45 ...._ F1d1on loelodoo, A W•ld of hlooral oarvlco ..m lie hold KANAWHA IIIVD- ! - , Prolltbl All<:hlndod,HOwFim ,h;ldo.y, 2 p.m. Ill tho~-~ f:OO o.m.; liar- A F-otloa .... lj""oall Faoarll . _ _ , ...... ~~ "' - • · "''. lllllllncrl~c. .,..'-. _ __._ 11:10 p.m.; Fore- olftclal, '1 Tbe J.eeture llrle• wu eJtlb.. MAYOR CAVANAGH lllhod bY a alii '""" M r o. Geor&IB E. Frazer -as a memorIal 1o Dr. Herman G. Jameo, front a doficlt of $34 m111lon wbo WIS president of ObiD Uni- and 8l'lllllne crisis In NeKJO • Vorol~ from 1935 lo 19t3. Mro. pollee relatim~~.•• Frazer is a alate ~ tbe late 4 ~1ttdn a year,'' the critiq.. Dr. James. MlQ'Or C&Yanagh's ue continued, ..Cavanagh had , address Ia open to the public. pushed through a poHIIcally unNo IUbnlooton Is cherpd. pclllUiar lnoome tax on clt¥dwel1In Its crlUctUe d American erl and suburbanites to ease thit cllleo IIIII their problema, Newa- fbtancW squeeze. And with a Becky Will was elected prest~ week nuted that "Detroit's Jer- dell aeries ~ _..,_.. he dent ol the Melgo Junior High ry CavanoP .... beea pla¥1ng remolded lhe pollee department School Future Homemaken of lbe leader from the nanent he lnlo .... ~ the molt saphlollAmerica when the gJ'OlC) met owepl IDio olllco - CJIIly lo con- cated in America." Cor an organlntioral sesatoft. The native Detroiter, holder other olftcera elected are Jan. A lhouglrt lor tho ctay, o1 a bachelor of pllllOIIGI>I\Y delne Wilson, Vice preskktnt; &r President George Wullln&lon sroe In polUical oclence and ate Andrews, secretary; Joyce aid, "'lbere cu be no greater a bachelor of law degree from Kerns, treasurer; Janet Stivers, error than lo expect ar the Unlverslt¥ of Detro!~ boreporter; Margie Wamsley, hls- ealeulaie upon real favors from came llliYOT ol the natlon'a ftfth torlan; Kathy Durst, parliamen- nation to nation!' 1. largest city ill 1961. He was 33 tarian; Janelle Cumings, song leader. Mrs. Frances Roberti, hoD1e econmdcs telcher and advisor, spoke on F.H.A., ita meaning and duties or ortteers. Twencyfh'e elrls attended the meetirw. ~r ..JII.§.tn;,_ajc' .~· · Lawlo, ~. O.; Duaoe Wjl. lri~1iiiiebf~'lihoill4'fli'ill'-'-"l Uam-. Pt. P~.WO · tftllilnM oillj'aftOt·ilodi>Jele' Ill, . _ ,...._.. MIIJatiiJr., ORG~ATIONAL meethle of ladlso auxlllary to tho RutlaJid bilail"*"'"'- GALL!POLIS LOCKS- p_. , .• Don8y down 2:ts p.m.; Steel 1e1 . ,_ - COLUMBUS (UPI) - 11le tblecl heel gr<JIIII "II pile,_• and unexplalMble ratea. Jl lolieral Aid lo D<pe!ldent Chll· • • ~ObYloullJ, the ADC prognm dren (ADC) pnJKU.Dl 11 aa .... ilouo tallura" o!ld "ll&rlleularly Ia 1 t.Uure,"' he said. "The eoq-onal>le duriJW • porloll of lire conc:o!pl ol aid tD depe!ldent ehlldfen waa to pro'Vlde scxne of lUll •lll'1011Mnt." Fl· 1ho btolc llvlni: neodo while tho nance Dinctor Honrd CGUler parent looked ror work, reocrlllcllod W...,.oday. Collier prese- GoY. Jamoo eotvecl U'aln!JW lor W«k or •· to Bab.y Teet· h InJUry ' p·ermanents ~ C Del.ay. CO.alilsmtdl. He alloJdod Ill• ltl'not mUch mon ""'" Eckard Cliopol Churdl. AIIIIESTS llADE lhoul4 be ~ ~ Yoaro of Onmunl.om, oro l i t o - · Gor· PT. PLEASANT - Arroolo before au:J":: bJHuillon. trlldeA.Solb)'Sinlllt;-........ reeordoil at .lolldur· \ atlmulaled by artlf.lclal WhM y.., tero, MluMoeylia{llhllllllllra. llll1ho-iw--lourhooro ) .meana. Ltllatlld - · . Juet cu,.ur, Of CIU- ....., - · . _ , 39, Billa- ' " . . y...,. OWn T.V.' ~o, loiiAm 0111 lf!'o. -Newton. ott; Rllj)b Laoa NI.Jior, M, FrWTile leadbl.l m.,tat ella · ·' ' b)' Jlaraollo. a.artollio, N. C.;lallr -.~ 111<11. 0.; R1ehord P-, JUdi- in tile Umteil statu llaw lo Gor 0 ~ J .... b1 ol llulll'lo, W. Va.;. C1lulN of woill, w. Va.,-cllllrPJwttll to be ,.,:::.· '-rd lJid No.r· the "Eiic:yclopaoilla -art~... COo Gel1ho Jail y.., Rl. :Z Pt. Pleooant, Ar1IMir IIIII w J - 5ad1ll, II r-. ..,. '"' .............. Ill Shor- tainlca. IIIII, - - - · A. o. sonia., Pt. ....... lll'o ~ uoi Pollltlwu kln.111o Art of Jail lhllllllll, P... IlK; two alotaro,llra. Lanllall, -~ b)' tho Cit¥ Pellca. Nllle S!loald.. ""••, Col.-.,, IIIII llro. Pearl II> Fonnon. - . arilo G-o, Calif.; 7 pui11lo Geoerouo Yeoro, b ) ' - !~ IIIII aro Aretullor. GAUGES- CallttJollo, IU _. 24.9 ......... tf loot of roll•a; Pt. 1'leaNm, 26.18; - . out; lllnlao, 2.801111lac Kanollba Folio, 1.83 r1at1!a; Ciarlo-, 20.69 rlolq. Lao.... ........,. I loot of roDero; .......... 5.75 loot of ..UO...; Wlnllelcl, l'llllllnl111oot •' Tlllr...., ·-· llobort E. Eoclo, uolilaol fesiMJI' of permneut, 11 ehalr111011 of lbe J - Leclllre Com- Jr. Homemaker '69 President Federal ·ADC Scheme Found Clear Failure ,.m. wF~~YSCIIEDIJLE a vthlcle QPtl'ator, 101\ fJl Mr. lid Mro. JObo P. Frlok, R.D. I, l'tlmer'OY, lJ aallloed at Ft. Floher Air Force - · f~. Becky Will is Tbur..-,. a ' 'I t Rio_....., w1l1 bo tho elgtdh ...,.... Hitl'l!llll G. James Lecture ol a.tq Unlveral~. Dr. N, c. He too ~or I'Vmorvy ll1&ll Sehool. <:jwa.r,_............. New Books At Pomeroy Announced I. Pralllomo." • SG1;· FRICK . 5eraoaat E. Frick, J..-.... J-...... opokooOIIII," will .. JOHNSON'S ' :.c' J ' ~::' .. ' ' ') •:!£1•\1 }, .. ..... ... . FOOT ,.L\;;,.,1• Fasteeth ..... 4ft ' . sss· . . '• ' \ t ' �' . '"" 1JojQo - ..... ~ • - . . ; , , ~"*'!!r7 p. 1911 Olga Scores Nudity 'Sheep' ... In' . . . . . . •• ' "'C!l• 111!1 Mn. JoiJa :, ..... · · ....... ___....._ .. It, IM. Sloe HI M . .,. t. .... bo - t:bljdnn; ~. ·:;: - · '"· .... ieeillllel ............,. oboat l1oe """" ol ....... flU• ota.· Mta. v~ll Sehoai o..t Mr. ,1!11 MrL ~ tl. w-. *' Site has evea writlell . an ope0 letter on the •ubjec!t, quoletllil part: !WUIODDBW8nef8D)" plaue of tba lladaeu Utot I illda't evealmow wul to Blk Bdeek'• for my wod:." Mrs. Erteszek iB an attrac· Uve. vivacioUJ, chic woman with an Interesting back- ' '1' ground. She escaped from Poland in 1941 and after a tedious and lenl!tby journey arrlvod In San fianeiBeo, where she joined her fiance. They mar· rled there and then settled In Los Angeleo . · Money wasn't tbe most prevalent commodity In the household In spite of Jan Erteszet's ·degree as a doctor of law. Olga decided to •' ~ · r: ·' :··:' ·: • :!•'•• .,::• •. "LounQerie" was introduced by Olga and loungeweor will never be the some. You lavish yourself with glamorous comfort when you step in and lift up this elegant, terry ~textured Arnel shirt dress. It has bond of Paisley gold braid at the neckline and cuffs . You con relax with the graceful fashion assurance that the built. in secret bra provides. :. :. :: :• :: .. .•. ..•:• • ~ • "Hfdl . .~ 10 ly HELEN HENNESSY NEW YORK-(NEA)--01· is an undercover aim has been number of a woman hal We owe much of current comfort to her ;N~ii,D Ideas. smy 81 bra bra. A deolper eaa ereate odell 1 lbiDJ: aad mne moaey on II beeanoe !be faololo'lJ.r;"' ~ " u the 'ID' • Bat lt's ..... a 'DO lulneol "II'S up to the fashion writers to · educate women so that they will event~~ become independent eno to know when tbey look goOd and when they look rlcllcu· lous. And tbls whole trend toward bareness iB ridicu- lous." Olga feels that whether the nudity craze runs toward a bare midriff, a neckline that plungeo to the navel or a two-lneb long skirt, the press makes every woman feel out of it U she cloesn'l get Into lt. "'lben they all look alike, 11 she said. "And, of coune, tho.., who .w ear these tblngo nearlv always are the wrcng type!' ion. "No womao," the uld, Olga COllld deotca a 'DO do something to supplement the food budget. · ul\ly motber was an old country corseteer," she said, ''and I guess I inherited an interest In the business." The Olga Company, which now has worldwide distribution and does a volume of over '12 milllon annuaUy, started 25 years ago on an outlay of •1~ to rent a sewing niaehine and $5 for fabric. Olo made a lew. boey llr· fer tie"- wllb t•e lalenllon of .trytnc to seD them 1o .Sein, Roebnek. Jan (aow president of the company) who bad promised lo aeU whatever ttemo ohe eome up wllll, dlllll'l feel Ub mlllda« the trek ta Sean lltat dar wenlluleod to Bnl· loek'• Wlllbire, wllleh wa• oaly llllwn tbe otree& from wllere tbe eouplo Hvecl. =:f "We knew so Uttle about quality stores In California at that time," Olga slid, "that It eoulil have been Woolworth's for all we !mew. lt just was closer.'' And before they Jmew what bad bappened, tbey bad an order and a promise for more. '•What a Kramble tlaat wu," abe reea11ed. "I eoalda'l lura the carter bella oullut onoqh. Yet !had to. ells Story of Music 'I'he story of American muranging in subject matter She ducribed music as ther· IIJieutlc, wttll a calm, 11)1111- the hymns and psalmt the pilgrims to modern was told by MrL Emer· lrw .......; lnsplraltonli and Jones at tlle Middleport u ..,..,., Club meetbw We<l- ~-llda.l afternoon at the home Mrs. C. M. Hennes}'. An Wlderstandirw ·and IP"' :proclatioo or all 1311es of m,.. ale ls possible , even for tile ~~tutored , Mrs. Jones said. · - - In Ill pol1l'Qai of otnda and ltllnlc - a . Mn. Jooee eqtw.sized coatrlbut1001 to American muole by tllo laillalll, tiJo New EIWI-•1 and tiJo pligrbno, iJJulll8nnU who broulbt muolc tnllh tllolr bomelanlo. She llllllfe of tile ol tho wort lind tiJo ~bullono eaching Techniques ribed for PTA~t,., . .,. ot tile American Negro, acme- time• sorrowtna:, sOmedm•a . jubilant; always iqloful, In jazz, &.Pirituala and blues lorma. The muolcproducedtllrou8h stage .PliJI, T h.e modern trends, ml Ute jut of New Orleana ~alao were dlacuued byMra.J-o. Mrs. Thor- Johnaon pre· sided at the meetirwandmemben r e - - to roll call by namtna: •• American cuopoaor. A dolatlon to tba lllddlepon 1'1mllc LlbriiY wao clloc•Md. Article• mode by tile Ohio Stoq, School for I h e Bllad wu on dloplay and for sale.; Durlrw a concludlllil social hour Mrs. Honneoy piQed a DHOdlet ot ..W.tc oo her pipe · - Sho CIJICiy. The F.... $ -.tbv wW be held 111 7:30 ~~om. at tile homo of Mri. Rlehor40...a. of AmeriCL .Mr. and Mrs. !IW'•oll Lillie of Rutland Bold ... - irw at Fort Lauderdale, Fta., wllll tlleir 100 ·In-law IIIII daUIIIIor, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Carl Harrlo. Now In their four plants the Erteszelu are helping other strangen to America to get ahead. They have started a one-for..ane learning program to help others learn the English language. and daughter, Terl, ol ~ aeld IIJIOnl tile ....hero with their parents, Mn. Clifford El>orobach and Mr. and ·Mro. CU«ord Jacoba. Richard Belich ~SObin& to Supervisors and head per· sonnel take the couroe In English weekly. In turn, they teach another person. That person, in turn. teaches an-other of the employes. Olga beUeves that the second "generation' ~ of students will still be in the plant but that the tblrd could be mem· hers of families oulllde the community who will also lie helped this way. opeoclitW the week bore wttll bis . mother, M r a. Henry ·Belich, of Br-ry. lie II oo vocation from bio mont 1t WuhinJ!ton C. H. Tueoday nll!ht Mro. HeDri' Beach. Richard, Mrs. Gu;y Bln8. a..t dliuahter, JQ>, and -loy· Mrs. Erneat Van Jnwagen Yloltod with Mro, Clllrord J• cobl Ukl Jack, Mrs. Barbara Slrpnt oC Che1ter spent 1everal - · rocendy with Mr. and Mro. Ralph Frank. Mr1. J.Wdred Bowen l• re- ThiB is the famous Laubach system and Olga and Jan have also supported Dr. Laubach in his similar work abroad. Laubach deVIsed a picture alphabet which he uses to teach reading an.d language techniques, working chiefly c~en~ Olea'• deolgo poUey II a feel weU-dreooed u n d o r - Attend Funerol for loo~n4;. Control more with Mr. Clyde Hysell WDIDID neatb, youtlful aDd natural use ef 10fter, freer ao t&ayt, eoaeentratlon on apeclfle bnlges. Jet faiJrte.~ Relative• from the Pomeroy area were In Westerville Wed~ nooday lflerDooD for the llmor· Undiii'JlWt "O..U..ll..l-8 like this deft"gnie'!"'fiiRIIfL'1Ul\7e an e x t r a sense about style changes. They must be prophets to make profits. Olga does. :!.~~~:· :.":,Hy~~ The ru-aJ senlcea' for -Mr. 1f1aeU, whc cllod lioturday l1illhl ,, ... modi ·IJ!Ia II¥ ....,. Cc1aa!3' SoiGII no, I!IPt ... f'61V. ·Kootlail 1111•• waa host-- 011 1'uoldl;y at&bt for' • meetinll of tile Tblrd Friday Club. 1bo Lord'l PrQU In uniiOII ~ tile maetin8 ClCIIDided by Mra. Henry Reibel. II was nportod tllat Mra. - -.. bacb ta improrlnl from lllneoo, and thai tile huabuldl ~ MrL Ruby Erb and Mro. Marte DaJ,. ley are rec:uperattag from recoal hcBPIIallzallona. Mro. Carrlo Melnhort, W for le"leral wtekl, ... weleomed She tbl memberl for a remembrance at Qrlltmu. A eard n1 read from M r a. Eboroboeb 1baMiog tho groiJp for a hclldo;J remombrance. The Februor7 maetlnll will be held at tile heme o1 Mro. Mobal WOU'e, Pomero.f. Gamel were plqed with prbot belna: """ 117 MrL llalbel, Mro. llelnbltl, Mra. Eva Deauder, and M r 1. Dolo lbltll. Mrs: lilo'aa oerYed - Mr. and Mrs. IJo!>erl - · Bob - . lira. Besole Iff· oeU, Mro. OlanQyoall, IIIII Vietor QyuU. LADIES COAlS Rog. 49.95 5alo•.: ....35.00 Rog•. 26.95 s.t.____ 2Q,OO Rog. U,95 5alo_ ... _.17 .95 Rog. 32.95 S.le___ IS.OO Rog. 16.00 S.le-..;..10.00 ' DAN RIVER WHITE SALE Twin •••••• ~ ••••• 1'.99 Full ••••..••••••• 2.09 P. ~ C~IAMC~~l~:.::~l:~ nillh& II lllo boiao·af Krt: :r-~. Tfli STORE •• : ·JD.ST TO ' . MEMTIOII A PI!W ; • • . lllo lila!>. ... .t i l e - tlooollln.-~ddhl woliln ......_ ..... lllo fol- ~ .. .., ·" · 28 ••• ... ' }.' JRACH'S· IIARD CAHDY-·------·---·"IJ 66c' ' Rot. l.ft MaokH COSTUMES.....:.- ""IJ .UC 59c Pilloh?: · GORILLA MILK (C..,J- ._kNot) . .. ...U. -11.,. Pooa. PM&I to HAY The llmer<ullnaldn"'lllnllpro- - 10 prlr .........., Cilia B, - - · Hay rmon ~ 10 per ..,. .P'UI but ,DOl more t111n 90 per cent ' ll'lll) Clau ID, C1oMr lilo' (llot TOPS Club Plans Party · - .. tiJo lrlOD1hb' quean by virtue of wel&ht loll. It wu noted that tll.ere are · otiU 12 In .tiJo 60 cOill - s L Mra; Francet lly• For Zlrlclo ~ PUmero.Y and Mr. and Mr1.1'1ul lllplonllalJ olllldcll.. port are lito .............. Mort ~ ol Mlddl.,t .. lllo matemalll'~· ' ~---- !.'T.QI:I! ona ahlb" t11at -ws .,..uty SALI! MOW IN PIIOGIIISS O.r C:..ploto LiM of Val-Hi, C.o.,., Etc. O~llo I'IU. & SAT. Mrt:lii'J Til, OoOO B-=:N,FRANKLIN'" IU;ST. . PHONE ...... 202 EAST OHIO . POMEROY, ... ... . · . l! 4 I '' ' j' r -'' '· f.' .....',eoa.. ' . DIHomro~ . BAIGAINS FOI selected 11 quHII Al . tor the weal<" with llfra. Jo SlaJna.. ker as r\Ulller.qt. t1Je 11.Pia"' went to Mrs, Jeaa Warner, and Mra. Bet4 File received tiJo trOQIIII for most weight gain. Ven Hol.ecmb wu welcomed •• The Kiddie Shop 1/3 OFF a new member • Mrs. Needs read •• A Dozu Wap to KUI an OrpmzaUon. n Me!Dbers were remlDded to tab , I"' V V ,. ri:!iti.--. -:---.,.,. Jl, ·.... 1 FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY TilE SHOE 101 :;•• . , ...•,.,.•., ,•.,,. .1• · · n••nlwH 11:11~ bll' •mli ....,,.. 1,.1,\lllr a Sla~k• ~ Shlrta,._a u~ 7: 1. 12, , : Sinex ,NYQUIL ··Fer Fat ielllf... liUef deconge8tllnt n...,..,..., lliltl Ylpor mttllcatiant COLD MEDICINE ICIO 4BJ.3f ..... IRPS IUJ81£ REG. 1.49 ' . v.CI(S .. YICIS · ·A·IACII· lo~ter-~ln January Cl~~~~~,,. $1:1! : . . a shower 1ut to the next meet- trw. ._ke ' . -' -•tanll Sell Wll . 9·9c 1.19 1. Girl1 Slach, ~1M and.S..., Slaoo 2to b .1 · lilly the K14 Schul Slocko, Sioeo 3 thni 12, logul~i , . UOto6.00 - . Hoolth-Toa lor• Slacbjj Rogul111 3.Gq to 4.50 R.~ Ror & HoaltlloTox oro ~iHo FIH 15 cc . . . . Ykt1 lllna .,.. trMimlrb REG 1.29 fAST 2~ REG. 98t ··~ Girlo Droueo, Non-•, Cia..rollo ami Polly Pllndo.lofonto, loro anti Girlo Pa(oMo lnfanto, lor• oa4 Glrl1 tfoto •' ' WHiRl! SIIOIS Alii ~SIBLE PIIS:P --- -· ON THE TIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. 55!5& --:---::r.:--::-..-;::.'=1 --.!!d.'!!l~•.o.~ ......- CII.Y AILEEN RUSS TOGS WRANGLER Marked Dawn Far Clearance RIOT RUNNERS & OVALS . LATEST COLORS RI!G.3.99 SALE 2.99 SALE . · , BERKSHIRE HOSE Re~o 99C Sale 79c . · Barblllre pant, Hose Re1. 2.00 Mens Tlltle Necks MENS SWEATER$ REG. 16.95 -·--------18.95 ·---··-·--·~-1 3.11 .·LADIIS..DRESSES' · BONDED ORLotiS • KNIT.OIII,DN . . . jUMPI!Rs . COTTQ.MS SAUVAGE · sUIT$ sa· l.E,' A Out All lEATHER .co~.'Jl . . . ' .•• J.'l,.i·"''· r--~;....;...:;;;....;:....,.., ·as. U9 IQO tr. FERIN ! 99.e RI!G. 22,95 OILY •1 . '. ,..... Rij;. 35.00 ao.oo Mat ant &9c . ' I l! ' ~ ' ~' ' ' . ·. .. 98c ANTISEPTI'! lnfooto & ToUitro Soh lENS WINTER .JACIEtS. $ALl! REG. ,,. s.- """'bU - - · ~ ID CIUI V (Iran ...,.); ol,.,... . ' od b)l tho lllel&o TOPS Notchero Club for reoldOIU ot tile lllelp COW1I,y IDllrmiiY next rnonih. Plans tor It were made at a meeurc of the Tuesday · alabt presided over by Mrs. Ruth Needs. Mrs. Judy Snowden YO!· to make • red ....et robe to be wora by 1he member TliiOW PILlOWS . . ·. IL!IIIio bar); - In Clu- VDI, IX, X, Cl' liJ (1111110), and two Olldblta _dd.. tllllwadd~lllciu~o SPICIALS $1ooo Early & Teo Ad..a - Of O.r Prtco1l -o111 A wenllne pol'tf wtU bo .... . Bll Selectlen lfr, and lira. Ml<hul Zlr· kle, MkMlap:Jrt. ... IIDIIUneilllllllo blrlb d • dlu&llter, MI. cbalollle, MoDday atlloiler HoOpltol, <"41lplla. fte baby welglled 1 e y e n _,ell, 11 -cos. lira. IIIIth .A&AMY ~--~ibatCiau r, Alfalfa &i'Ci111lmoire ....uri In CJa11 I or m 0.. fund. 9.95 At Holzer Hospital 2.66 SPECIAL Clua XII, Forlll Mil_., will 24.95 ----· --·--11.95 17.95 - -·-----11.95 Daughter is Born ·l Voluet t. We ARTIFICIAL PLQWIRS.._ ... "IY fc J ' .......... GtHp FRUITS & FLOwERlL....•-" • 3c· · • ... .l .OD.l!lroup U.OII!S GLOVI!S.....,.....L(itilr ..U., ·' low, ~" "'!lo, KNIT SIIELLS..........L-.,--". 2,33 lOt,, z;.zs·1llrl• 7 t. 14 KNIT SIIELii.$---.....•. 1,. {' •. ;II... 1.• ·Apotloocory (or N...t Corody_IJ n. "''ftc • lowiJW """"""""' lllo ,1,000 for .......... l1ll • bod at'lllo NatiGaa! Jowlob Haaptalll-ar, Colo.;tl for bl.rtbdlo' partlel tor \ljO dill- - thero; .. for .... NU'Ch In lubarcllloodl; .. for n_.., In eyllle flbrolta reaaard!; f5 to tile Notional Amor· lcli1 l.ollm Child Wolfan F(Ulo datlml; . . to tile c!Ja. poou'l pooJoct for ~tm Qlbullzerl for the holpltal; ad $2 the Ohio Qoctal moclldna 1 Third Friday Club Meets lira. Nettie ... ,....... Ill . . . !hOM llolda at Doctor"• HoiJI(tal, wore em- 1. 1 elided at the - - Fuller· II Homo, WeotervlUo. Altaid· IIIII were Mrs. Fred Lollhelt, . Mrs. a.oatar Zlrlde, lkNner Iff· sen, Mrs. Mil- Jacoba, lira. Doll Qyaell, Miss ~ Qysell, .\ '. .;I. at home trmn aur- gety at Univerait}' Hospital, Columbus. among underprivileged children here and in Europe. tlmple oae. 11 Make a ~~- *'­ JMU d lnol!nlot for qatte'fl. . broota and . . . . . . . c:llll*on, Mr, and Mro. Lorry Jacoba ... \ 'I -IIi~ Notl!f ' ._.... ""' Mra. Harol4 J..eoniOJ', Ilia. Glen Swotool, and ' Mrs. Ru Set~ ..... In lloliln ......... ...,. to pay lui "'IIPO<Ia to Mrs. Col;o ~~<~-·· formeri)o ol MlddlePao'l. Mrs. Bride wao a m.-r ~ 111eodorua COuncil 17, iliiii!Ur• I and figures) to lndlscrlmln· ately reveal their bodies . oilier orlllt. Tbe purnlt el Ute teatalloul, IIIII! ertreme, the pnvoeatlve It DOt aew Ill the hiotory of faabloll 'bat today'o attempt lo eopltollze oa l81feleat • u d It y II ao more lood dei(JD lluo• pernoiJ'aphy II fino arl • •. " ~ "'' will Olga Erteszek edaeator. a wrtier, er 1.111 _,'ii .,..iaJ ~.· ne. ..._.to,... ...... to ~· In Fl!nor7. "That Is why I am moved at lhl• time to express my view• on the recent trend by some members ·of the fub-- "A dellper loao u ,.... ...lal ........lblllly u .. 4,' l!Mi.oll. ,E. LiWt - ; ·at Fort RIJOl'o Ko.,a1. II 011 " AI a deolper, am llif, mother of ~=teri, I am deeply . with the r o le which fashion II playlnc 1n beb>lng to build a better AmeriCa imd a better world. ion world to encourage American women of aD ages 11!"' and . ~ ' Both,~- ~-- •-W.aiiiOiol ............. ' :·• I •• I • - •• (OVE~IGHT 12~$) .· DISPOSABLE DliiP'ER$" . c•...as LOTION REG. 1.59 99~ �' ' ' - =· ., .. Tllo Dolly Sertlnel, - - - , ........,., ...,...... ' ' ' . .,,, . A LITTLE 'HOMEWOllK' W~tching Want A~s Briygs Top Gra.d~~ l~tts¥1~ _· ·' .EGULAITfONS Th• , ..u.h.r ,._,....•• ,.,. Tight 11 •411 ., ref•et •nr •cl• •••mN .. IMIIe~to .. l.. Th• publlah., will • t be •••,....•lble lOt ..,.,... than - lnc~t ln•-.thtn. a..;,;: ==-"Z~.:. ~ ~:., : ~ IIIJ:'~~c $2. 00 ,...,. for Wont Ad S.r.. l.:• 5 c•nt• ,., WDrd DR• ln .. rtiMinlmum Chore• 7!c 12 nnt1 ...., word th••• c:onsecu- li•• ......,...... It cel\tt per Word ''" c:on•ecutlv• klurtlont. 25 p•r c:•nt Dln:ounl on paid od• •ntl od1 paid within 10 clayD. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1.50 lor 50 word mlnl"'um, Ea. POI'A'I'OES, Pbollt lq 11M Prcllltl, Ptr1liaL ODd batll, reuonal>le 10111, I-IMtc ·a· .- 18-lf.llc : ' •e-y· ' -•v Jock W•. CorJOJ, HOUBE ...,.....,. rlnr; 111o _,., I rooms and I Appoln- OIIIJ. ~ •• •·~ -•· - · lumlllhecl apartmeat for small families. Phooe I!IU140. 1-ll..lc - --- FOUR ROOM furnished apart- r::: tlen11n1 , OFfiCE HOURS 1130 G.m. to 5100 p.lll. ·l>ally 1•30 "·"'• to 12:00 NoDn SDhord~_J Cud Of Thanlcs <ellent ....ntion. Pbollt 11t1!til alter S p.m. 1-IJ.Ifc TOY Mancil-.., Wire Twrrten and l'oodlel, lriJmiOII, 'lEW 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing ma. chine In ari8lnal factory carion. automatic zig zag to make butlonholeo, sew on butloos, lllOilOgl'8Dl and make ~Coolvllla. 1-lf-71< Far Sale POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TOJ mlnlalun!. 175 and up. Stud aenolee and grooming. Phoao IIWH3. Ulllc j)athy eards, food and Boral offerings extend• to us during the i!Jness and death of our de!lr husband and father, AKC Gol4en Retriever popplll, Harry 0 . Douglas. Special Ill Alb St., Mldclleport. . . thanks to Dr. Morgan and the 1441. nurses on the second floor of llolw MediCAl Ceater and to MENS Dr. Btazewicz and nurses at Meigs General Hospital. Also to the special singers, the pallbearers, Mr. Fritz Buck, and the Ewing Funeral Home; sincerest thanks to the Rev. P. A. Casto lor his consoling words. May God bless you all. 'Mrs. Harcy o . Douglas and Family. 1-23-llc -e. any debts contracted by any· one other than myseH. lillie PanterDy Jt'ST TAKEN In, late model full size dremnater zig zag l!eWl"' machine. 'Ibis llllld!lne wlU dam, make butlonl.IOles and sew over pins. 'Ibis machine Is like new. WDI MD for f5 per monlh or • fQ.llO caab. Call 1111-2838, 1-21-tlc SOME GOOD mlud bay and olraw. Pllone llllUIII. l-lf-12tp 657 s. 2nd St .. Middleport. Ohio 1-23-.llp --- . lilY..- 3LUE WBI'RE DOl only rldt cupell of soil but leavM pile 80ft IIIII lofty. Ren1 abamjlaOer fl. TIDJ'ollarplnll!ld. 14116; ' VACANCY for 111o elderiJ people, Prolor private paid p&- - Phone Mason, mi!IL INlfe KEGJlftEi!ED BA9SETI' HaUIIII Help Wanted · 114 FORD, 9 .... tires, 352 ..,..., · tic lransmlsololl, phoDe 1111- · NEEDED IM'MEDI'ATELY, men for part tlme - - "· CaU 9 and II a.m. wo- be1-21~ lost LOIIT: I II year-old male beagle wHh blaek and brown m"rk· lnp. Name Is Sport. Pbcine IIIU933. Reward. l-ll-3tc Jlllllllles, • ...... old, pl.- -r . . . . 'NUI71, Bobort SDowdoa. -- l.al-elp Wanted ·1. JIJL~-- a GOOD ~ED automatic poultry tt:eders. Lancaster Poultry 505 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster . Ohio. Phone 653-1<152. 1-23-Jtc !987 FORD Falrlane 500, auto- "M>MAN to do housework and care for sick person by the week ; live out; must havt own transportation. Phone .,II9Z.laGII between UO and UO p.m. only. 1-23-'tc 14«e malic tranomlalDn, _.,. aJeerlng, bright reel, euollent <.Uidltlon. can be_, at Herman Grale'O,~ulland, Cblo. ...,.-Est-.-For--Sale HOBSTETTER REALTY Main. fZG,tlllO.IIl I'OIIEIIOY - I ,_.,, bath, den, rudjnl ' - • PI fur. DOOO, . baNIIlenl. IMp Gorap. VJe,r of ·r!vOr. Free and Wlllll'llllhecl Clooe .. lldlool. lo' IQ.lf.llc of lloqd, ~.18 SMITH 4U1'0 SAt:I!S ICAIIAUGA, OHIO HJ Our New (H•t A Drlw.. Thno) 75~ cer ..,.eel ..., •ncl I. 111 ...1,. I• 2. S~ wtil. - ._ e·hrp '""ur• ,, .... of l .tt .,..., .. -~~• tin shl11e M-F .......:.................. II te 6 Sot..............- ........... 9 .. 7 S.n .......................... ll to6 '-GUARANTEEO,. PHON~ 992~2094 Pi llltftr :l i•• I Aitl . 606 E. ~hi - 'Po-, 0 • . rAIPIS II'ANTIID liiEizN .. viiiOO:. 'rBAFOU IYUclrsE . ...... l·tuk! ., ., , ~, r • ' ;'' J PresldenUal nomljlatlonl, ualike leJilslaUve maaollfOI, not Clll'IY_over from · do session of Congell to nexl • the iT'S A GR·R· EAT TIME TO BUY! ·' F - wu lbe name of Original name of Atlanta, Ga., was Termin111. Mllbomot'o mule, aceordlnc to legend. ' ' ' llilt I l D:EI - Sorry- le 4eal only .......... QUALIN ,__ ZIG ZAG Slnpr, ID ballt ID ...llrola, USED CARS . .•. & Dependable Service bullollboltll, ........ ......... laney deolpo. POMEROY MOTOR - · will etc.,oellcoot - at .... ..... ..... .~.~. per WMI<, Pbaao teUIIS. I·!Mie 1967 blue llolllh, PleaS, AHD -· MOST IMPOR.'IJUtTLY... E!!Q Ar1fUf ! w- 1965 PONTIAC ................ , ••••••• $l695 Sol'arl Stod011 local 1 <or, wlllte -• blurt • f'lnllb. C1eln Interior, like biW ...-Urea, 1utcnatlc, power Joppa News, '· Social Notes • Qllomao (SJw-on Ba!<orl, AlOibndrta, VL, spent a • • ybld.i:lc herpwenh, l)ld lamlly. Olhor visitors cwor the r~nl: ,,bolldlya . «ere ~· ani Mra. Viriloo Rail C::.SIIo (,Ju. Ice ~). b! GiQ.a>Jijo, Mra, BusiMIS Services --Br-· ()tit Ia. elalllclzed laee or ....,._ arildos, ahray1 aae a fall tub of water for w... .... riD•• even lor llle omanHI load. Thlo will mhdmlze palbg, wrhklla& aH -lllllf. ' llomplole ........ · - · OMo Mi~imiJM Wrinkli119 Wbea wli. b delleatellemo, ouch u 1Witn~fl!ll1 I I tic Flonlo hlly llld Mr. and llrL carl Boker 11111 oon, burg, • ., Jolm OJom, ~ Mr. and lira. llobort JlQ ~ P.r...r.. 100 calledooherparenta,Mr.«lld Mrs. Wllllllo Ballo.Y, SundiJ. The . so-called: ~lppl Bubble wu a p~OIIooll scht!me buetl on the lllld and ouppCJOid wea!Ut' of thO· Mlls(lslppl vO!iey. · · REGULAIJ & SNOW RETREAD 'ALL AT ONE PRICE A Of •TIE...ADS. a... bw!Pt' sllop. Gil · lllkor f'wrdllii • • !lito ' ~INrc IIA~, """' ••tee, Ill · m ' !o, ft · ,t. . aM, . . ... mnN() .,.~,. mt. Alllhorlled llilti* ~ . IIIII ler~klo. W:e ~ · ~- : ' ., 1965 FORD ............. , •••• I li·~·** · <, /....;;;::. .' ' .' ll:: ' ALL SIZES < j ~.:J to $1~5 500. 4 door. $ack lailht eleiD llitedor, low m:n.. opiiJioeal ownor, ,p>odw..- tlroo,llitomallclrallil., • - (;IJaY,. ndio. sMrlor, 1966 CHEYELL~ •• , ••• ;, . t,. .•••• , ., ••• $1995 SS 398 Q>o. Local I GOIIilr eoi', nil 'fiiOilllltttar wllll widte llnllh, wide cm1 tlroo, .l rpood ....,; ~ radio 111!1....-. . .... ........... ·............ $!195 . . ·-~ PLYMOUTH •••••• ; ••••• ~ •• .-•• ~~ •••• V.lllanlt Dr., I <lf., .-.de tnu., ,p>odtlroo, nollli IIIII ' • •• • • • J .. . . . . . f,NJ fbdlb,. . -: ' ,. . '> 1963 FORik ••• ; ••••• , ••••;. · ~ Rllll!ced -·~ C.oluto 500, 4 dr. VI iQII,., IIIIo tnu., ,plOd llno,·,udb~Mer. i~ .. . ' .. . ' "1964 CHEYROU.;r........... , R6duced to·$$110 iw Alr t dr.; va....-. RL tnl:&, 1oc111.a.r Cv, U. - -\tra•, ·- -•' laterloi','!IIJ'!iiiOIMIIIilllho ,.rodloo ' I· .:. ' ' ' Nted GltGII 6511- 66 Clwwoiel c.,s At T~Jide-1" 0" Ne"f C~vys ' PICK matoa. PboDe .aM, Ooetl· lefn Really • Mil Co., ~ port, Oldo. • • lie Cillo. ~ .<' RBidlY - lllJX ...... - ..... rlglJt to your projeel. Fut IIIII OUJ. Pne 1!111- ... tblrd-- ltelriDc ....brakea. Blldlo. ., • J AIR CONDmONING Refrll..-. alloa aenlee. Jld<'• Refrigeration, New Rave~~. boDe IIUD'II. 4111e BVDG£1' PBICI!i • '' Alia Mr. and )fro. CUI\'I'JII8 'l'llCIINIClAN, La- • --I MAVf SEEN lHfOLD~'S 8fGIHI1\tl(i, lO fU\1 UP, PUnJAB! TM TO ~r. :! :-w:!·!"~ lllrn- AUCI'IONEER ... . Pr\ MD Pta< UP 1tiE. wllh Mr. and Mra, Georp Rood. Others YlaltlQJ were Mr. • n d Mrs. Hobart SmaiiQ Of O.ster C. C. IIRADFOIID IIJiocal..._, Lilla- i966 ramny oi waldo 111>enl • 1.,. di!J• Slmday INI-Utc ~.ooo milo• lotlloe wfdo owal ..... ttrat, Mr. ODd lira. VOl'noll lleod ODd IIIIIIParker.-rey realdenee or lrl-1211 CoolviDe call otatloa, wlobeo lloUIIay GneiiDga, Dally ....... !....,W: 11!'1-.: strtplqr, blue 'riiiJI 1111., wtlll bucliot oeota. P.B., <ldlo. Mr. onil ·llro. CW,nce Biker llmlle4 -- ········ ~ ············· Flreblrd liT ,~, Four Cll.jllt a-, 400 8 ey[. ' IiilO. H01181'ETI'ER, lfY1IACliSE - 7 rooms, bath, fumaoe, double garage, breeulray, Level Jot. f20,IIGO. POMEROY - Lerp 11re!noi .b nal..., bullclinl on Easi For lent s5. s·II!·s • - AI ...... .. CtWIIItMt. lA .... v... automatle, -... and brakes, - . boockel seall, aport coupe, radio and heater, also llll'l Cbem> let, 11113 y ... lulomallc. Coft. taet Roger Spencer, Eqlo Ridge Rolld near Buban. 1-ll-llp ~ ' -.~1 lui· ~...If fll L;Wicilllfl, ....,,.,, POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992·2156- 992·2157 For Sale - ~~ . . Mit.. ceuln'Y. . . . . Contact: The Dally Sentinel Office er com lltachmeotl, FOUR YOJ\KSHfiiE 10101 duo -· to farrow lrnm 111 to 10111 of rorclwlnder ~ 'IIIli palllt guiU'IIIIIeec[ Fob. A!Jo, 011e purebrecl YoBIn llke 11ft - Pay oil Iblre boar 10 old. f3'/.45 or terms II dellred. Jameo Hollon, Sr., one mlle Pllone - - · 1-21-«e from Five Polnll ott RL 7. Phone II9UOO'I. 1-21-llc 1968 CIIEVROLET Caprice, ONE GOOD uJirlllltl plano G . lll'l-210. I-2Z-tfe ·· ,.....,... .... ...... Paper C.rrlers Boys ••• Girls Also IIUft Driver Appllcatl'"s ~-- I ' ,._,._liP¥_. .._.AICOUIY ·THREE CONSECIJ'miE ]oil In Beedi Grove. caR or write INCOME TAX Senlce clall7 aG. Rectar, 31 Drive, cept SUnday 9 lo 5. Eveulnp 111111 ZIG ZAG, ,_ - · Dayton, Ohio. 1-11-IOic ASSUME BALANCE, 111111 AM· ton, bolllmholal, laney dr b7 appoiDimenl. Mn. st.oeD . _ . , l!bllll, Rl. 2, Pomestereo console, lovely lflnl. - on batlons. e1c. J'!U1100D, 1111 longtb, dr7 at FM walnut Balsh, 4 speed lllterll'llll pob f35 or fi.IO ..._ rey, Lourol CUll Road. ....... Gerald K!JV, ~- I, 1-INille mbl: changer, assume balance ly, PboDo - - 1-IMtc Sbade. ...1011. of tiJil,IM or poy lUI- p;r , ' · .. · · ' 1-17-etp moolh. wm dl11e0unt foi- cull. CAIIPETII IIIII life tao Clll;-bo ll1l1r RECI!:IVED 31> MeD'a COveralls, Jelfers aoCaU 992-21311. 1-21-tlc beauiiM l1 you 1110 Blue LuoBALED HAY IIIII otraw, Pballe tre. NDt eleetric _• ..,... lhlng SUn, R1. 11!. 1-INie BU-lliS. I - - DRESSED rabbits. Coli 11. Bater F'umiii!N. 14-llc MUSIC EVERY Friday and Sat- IllS HOUSl!: Tnller, It E .. after 7 p.m. . l-21-3tp urday_ Jack'S Club OD HaniSOJIVi!le Road, oil. Rt. 7. poet CCIIdllloa, Pballe · EARLY AMERICAN stereo ra- WALNUT CONSOLE wllh 4I·IM!c dio combination, baauUiul IIJM!aker BOUnd """"" 4-lpeed I-2'Htc MIIEDBIIA~YY~II;-.IlT'fiDiolb71DooiiOY, ""lid stale unit wilh 4-speed dual ro!IIIIU! control Ylilh AM GUN SHOOT, American Legion, - - - ~· ..,__, changer. ·Payments of tf or ' & FM radio. Pay just f5 Rulland, 12 noon Sunday, Janro .... - · · Joe "........ monlhly « fiiU2. Clsll 11111-!Mip $llll.15. can 9112-3218. l-23-31c uary 26, sponsored by Volture JZII. I.776, 40 & I. All proceeds lo go Gu JlaD&Ie. duCAM to an Educational scbolarshlp TAPPAN -.ercolleul....utloll,dJD. APPLICATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR for nunes training In memory Ill, .... form, .,q,. of lbe late Charles Mar<lnko. a!H. Pbaao - - ~-1-21-Me WILL DO oewlol at home dppers, pocl<els, pegging. bemmlng, a!teradonJ, ete. Mrs. Freddie '!babel. Maaon, Pbone 'M-S651. 4-»-lfo POMIIOY '~ Til-COUNTY Bryants Budget Shop Ronald N. Cheadle " · MCOR!'S AUTOMATIC CAR WASH , ' LOW AS-· ............ . Notice not be responsible for "''.. Ulf< 992-5896 1 WILL . .. .. Full11 C"""'e"· ~lit ~r , "'' MASON CAR WASH AUTOMOBILE Jnlm"""" boe1 eueelled? Lost ,.., Opefllor'l U.....? can ....-. FOR YOU! SKYLINE & RICH4ROSON MOBILE HOMES STILL AS WHITE WORK SHIRTS 3 for 1.00 Mo1t ,_,.,,., •lui aMII-'1• Ll•ltH MIIIIMf M lhl1 Iff•.. J, ......... _cluty MAKE YOUR FIRST PAYMENT p•r doEen .,.,._., ,...,,.1 Too CIGARETTE - . , lllldill8 IDd ABC•I1:Dterprlaa, Mason, W. Vo. Ph-. 'I'IUIG. HADlO IIIII TV N)lllr, . _ ciDI, IIIII anleonu lllolalled. Jalm Bmrlooo, ·PboDo lltl- duy This Month and We' II SHIRTS & SLACKS 79~ .., . 1.50 per aet 108 W, Moln luslneQs.m- • _f; "' n•n·,.;;,, ' ...,.""' • "'•I• ..... ..... • . OHLUI1.95 . IU W. M41M Insurance MOBILE HOMES {R!ftondltiDned) Grey, green, blue , kolld Syrac~•• Route l:ij outside Olllrance, !lear hJ&I> way In lbe Davia Produ<e Co. block. Gaa furnace. Sell cboap, 4!> Cole Sl., Pomeroy. PboDo 992-2585. l-IIS4tp Beat The Sprine Rush To SKYLINE & RICHARDSON WORK CLOTHES $6 _, PARSONS ASHLAND . 5 rooms and botll upotoirs, 1 . SNOW TIRE SALE ""'1:. '"3; ·- ..., tooo4o, .... II • ' •rl~.. II ll~nth· of Jann•rv Fo,.,. •-t. vw, good - ·1-IW!p faocy deslino wllb foot lbe 11163 Call m3574. lwlst of a single dial. Left In oo 216 UDlayaway and never been - · FURNISHED Balonce duo only M1 or Jmns ion Ave .. Phone 99J.#31. of fl per monlb. Ploono llll1-:tWtc 11181i. 1-21-«c . , WE WISH to express our Sincere thanks and gratitude to our many friends and neigbrors for their kindness, sym. 992-2181 . Open Til 6 Dally I~~=::.:...-:: ~...:"!'!v...~,.:.~ Pets For Sale - · temp, Barl:aroo Kla.' Pbone err.-. · ~· • US.•In· e'· ss''":,~-.:~r~tf..Y·i . · SPECIAL y G With rtase Job 011 Chanae Thru t.I!Jr. eddltloncll wOfd lc. BLIND ADS '-dd ltlonal ln Chorge !)Dr Adn,.. . . .1)~ .:JOE'.,., PO• ~ ' ;.(~ CHICK WITH LANDIIAik eeuuo. :::OMAII utilities paid ·a· f••l OlfiiHttr c.mr.....,., - 811ALL.-IIQUSEOO;;s;~,~twv=-b-!dn_IG.. ONE FtJRNISIIED and one .... UTI!$ I' •' \ ' .. ' .......... URKinG 0t1 lH! Of11t0 . �' ,Ill•- Ttw. Doily - ' . .1, M~ ~ ¥ -«!>, JaOUOI')' 2:1, IMt Navy Will :charge Bucfwr No-.Yo'ia. Know. 10 bWiaD rail"'!• <Jt f\IOI,a....,d,-poDJ>eclln ' .In LQss of USS· Pueblo. CORONADO, ~ (lJPJlLloyd M. Bucher llmoal eertalob' wUI be coun mar.tialed Cor the loss ot the 1010111....,. shljl us; Pueblo. After three days olll:stimon,y about evems leading to surrender ol his ship, Bucher was warned by the U.S. Navy Wednr.sday that he wa s .. suspected" of a violation of the Na~ Code in the manner in which he conducted himself. The counael for a naval court ot iJ'Iluiry, which could reccm~. told a l"'llll\Y atory al lack <Jt destruetlbn c:ll)lbUltiea, ate plus fCN" American a1rtn..C'f. that never came and "'hopeless" altuatioo which hi lhooeht could toed only lo lhe sllugtlter ol hls 83-mancrew, Bucller had testifted tlw.t virtualb" all the equipment OD the &hi.P "as bashed in with axes and secret papers burned or dumped overboard before he surrendered. de.,... a l... "' - tlolu, .. ........ ~...... ~llliT. , The ....,.. poduUo ot Bor• TCIWI\ N•, c..aeedld tht V*M states Joat a lhiP Wi:tNMt nru. • lltat 1811 tbat bl periiOIIIliJ threw hl1 two J(atol.1 - The ftve honJ.nosod - . a l l oa t11o Board ot Inquiry Ualelled with _ . . . tnereuuw ell• . tute to hil tiDal inaU"UC!tt,ona, _..... .. "'Prepare to .reeebe Korellll llevol«< To·'tr.e ~ Tells Full Story Bucher replied thlt he wanted to tell the full story. He was )expected to relate today ~hat h~pened in Commwrlst caplivi· ty, The Navy threw the ball back to Buctter after the commander "' ':. ';t;l, ~· ~ - '- - ·,j '· I Falcons Putl05 Points Up The Wahlm.a White Falcons rO!qJed to a runaway 105 - 62 victory here Wednesday afternoon. Tony Field.& and Gary Clark were blg point-getters for the winners as they scored 27 am HANNAN, W. Va. - S.l•l '2 ,.., Ylde bJ OQ8 I Cealefire, in words, if not with guru PARIS - A VERBAL CEASEFIRE SETTLED over the Vietnam peace conference today and American diplomats conferred with their allies in the conflict to e:xplain President Nixoo'spl1ns for the rorthcomh"@: negotiations. Allied and Commwlist diplmtats alike refrained £rom the charges and countercharges which have marked the talks since contacts began last May, possibly saving their opening salvos for the first negotiating seuion on Saturday. IJOnt peace, but not at any price PARIS- CHIEF U.& NEGOTIATOR HENRY CABOT LODGE II>. tencls to make it clear to the communists when the el~P&fded Vtetnam war talks begin Saturday that the United states wants peace but rxt at any price, in£ormed. sources said today. The sources said this is in line with instructions from PreBit dent Nixon to his chief delegate at the talks unong the four major combatants in the war; The Ur.:ited States and South Vietnam and North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. Two nwre winners were Steve Fields with SAIGON - points, w--1--A· ._ . , - - lo.t in J"aetnam COMMUNIST GROUND FmE downed two more U.S. 13 m:l Clll with 12. warplanes Jn South Vietnam, bringing American losses to five lir· The Falcons held a dim 17- · craft over the past three days, military spokesmen said today. 14 advantage at the eOO or the , On the ground, prowling Allied troops uncovered nine huge Cernfirst _period, but poured through muni&t munitions 1..:1 rood caches, striking one or the heaviest blows 36 points in tbe second que.rter. of the war at the Red s~.~Jpb system. Wahama was on top JJB-36 when the third quarter concluded. RaDIIy Thompson of Hannan took overall scoring ttonors for , the contest with 35 points. (Continued trcmpoge 0 The White Falcons sank to of 88 shots from lhe 6el4 for a 011 Com· Services are .amoun.eed fw drilled by the 41 cent avenge. T. Fields · slao 11nor1e11 the IIIUilclo got 14 of Wahama's 55 rebounds daa Belle Boggess, 75, ~a­ eondftions, have been dr111lng euae, who died W..mellda,y In to lead in that department. There oo. a hlllaide area along Roote "veterans Memorial Hoapltal. was no reserve game. 338 within 700 yards ~ IJie M<· BY QUARTERS She was _preceded in death Kelvey property. WAHAMA 17 53 88 105 by her husband, Charley, and other wells. aiiO being pit HANNAN 14 27 36 62 two children, Glenva IIMI Va· down by mory rigs similar lo W AHAMA (105) die. Survivors Include Ill< cliii- the one on tbe Proftitt prcJperCNI 4-4--12, Herndoo 2-0-4, T, dren. Glenver, Denzil, Marie, l;y, are being prt doWn. Fields 9-9-27, Riaer 2--0-4, G. Benny, Charles and Razel BogOther Rotary drilling rigs, Fiolda :1-a-7, Clark 11-3-25, Gil· aeos; 23 grandchildren, 11M1 six slmJlu to the one be1Dg uled on lhlpie 3-1-7, S. Fields 4-5-13, great-grllidchildren. 111e Prolfllt propotl;y, have Howard ~ Totals 40.25-105. Funeral services will be ~old hroogltt IIIIo lllo ..... tho HANNAN (62) SoiurdaY al 2 p,m. al the !t'r•· humming <Jt their - · · hoard R. Thompson 15 - 5 • 3S, L. cuae Church of tile Nazarene day and nlgbl. 'ftl001;1son 1-0-2, Payne 2-6-10, wttll the Rev. A. E. M:U.ler ofIn all, besides the rtgo oo lllo Dolton 2-0-4, Hueftes 2-2-4;, Bar· ftelallng. Burial will be In IJie McKelvey aDd Proffitt farms, aett 0-1-1, Brown 2-0-4. Totals Letart Cemeteli. Friends ma.)' wells are being drilled m the 24-14-62. call II the Ewing Funoralllome nearby w~ Hoback, Hlrold 1 Osa Boggess of Per and \ '! ' '' r-------........ MEIGS THEATRE - UD11I ,_. Saturday tho w111 be taken to tho dlllr•~. TONIGHT, JANUARY 23 Cowan Serviees NOT OPEN Gaa Boom" is awarent1J beinJ olroulaled far .... wldo It IJie Are Held Jan. 11 FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY J ANU ARY 24 • :!8 ~ITH SIX YOO GET EGGROIL' (Tectmieolor) Doria Day .. Brian Keith COLORCARTOONS: Pop .,_.. ~- & Bob ' Shoeflioo, Qulslded Ophli Remembernud SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' ~.,.;::.;;;;..;;.;.;;;;.;;;..;..--._, RouJh and. Clarence P r 1 c e farms. Another rig to expected lo be lllOYed """' lhe ~ SoJre farm at Great 8elld nut week. Word al the _..era~y "Big Funeral aervicea for Ivan J. CoW1ln were bold Salurday, Jlft. 11, at the Burllngbam Churehw:lth the Rev. Donald Biiekle1 offldatlng. Burial was In tho Burling. ham Cemetery. Mr. Cowen ns bom II Burllngbam but bad made h11 home in Tampa, Fla., tor lllo pasl25 years. lllmber of lea£e aeekera In the · COtDlO" flany indfr:atlm. ADABC'IV new& cameraman Ia al10 re(IOrlecl .l n lllo -IIMiwillbem band Friday ll>o well II broogltt In by Hunting 011. It •• ..-r1ec1 al !he 4,800 fl. leYol todl,y, A rew 300-400 acre tract. urball St. llemard ~·· Ito dot' up ..er lhe cll;y'a pluo 10 tear 13 nelgl.oor- ..,•• ·for UrbeD renewal (lroJedl, Ooo old timer eomp1alaed, "'l'hOJI wtn ratae the price ot draft bear from a dime lo IS euta" if .tbe cafea were forced lo roloc:llo. And ... don't fuey ooel<1all kqges when you hive to drfts 'l).t• REVIVAL CANCEU,ID 11ua 1o 011. 111o remat wblcb hal hold slr!ee JUary l2 . II lllo Ravin United - . ..... C......,_, Of. .... U.J. fW. . . . . . . . . - Cldlll Cllilrcb bU - h Hardware .' o. • .' .~ ·-··.~ ............. :i.-.. ~· 'r_· ...__ ·.- " ' ' _. • I - .. •••ktr ....,..... ·;:J Specl•'ls~Cosq~etlc . '' ' wonmv bl,lllkllr. hiMU1mtnt... ljt .floor . ' ., t.! ~ . . · 88c Pollarlp Denture~~~.... l:ttam. 9lc Wernet's Adhesive Denllirt(rtMI. 1.33 ·seope louthWasfi •••\ ••••••••..• · lnlttlng Worlflll Yor• 65c Jwpns Hand Lotion .. ; ..... 2 fill'· 88c S!Jdden BeautrHilr, St*aJ·: .•••• : 83c SQmq - BI~nde ,Hair :~ •.••• ' For two days only. Save on thia pofwlor Coati ! 58c Oeplur•' Gflp Adlleslit.•• , ••• ~ •• and Clarks 4 · ply 100% Virgin Woo mothproal .' 71c Gl•iit Toqth Paste,".c., :.':••••• •• yarn. In tangle proof slceina -lY.I. ounc:fs. A bi' , 1.79 'Lilt Homel'eillanent.: : ••• ,. ,,,.•,•'6 · selection of colors. ' ' ·------------------·--·--·-'·,! 98c Awosbave Sh.ave Grelll!; .••• ,,,, Glid.t.n Glou White 79c.A...shave Share Cruni.. , .... · Four Hour EnoNel i.49 Butferln Tablets(lOO's)..... · For exterior o..t Interior. Durable - Wasllable 1.19 Halo'Shampoo .. , .. ~ ... , .... ;. Friday and Satwdar Sale "Red Heart" . ~ l ' . THESE STRUCTIJIIES an NOT now rell'eshmODI ..-.. bo1Jw llullt 11011r !he lololja R 11 h Rd!aol ~ ~ Well, oot huma• rioll'e- - s , - · They are hac feodero...,. ~ 11101Dbera of 1J1e Future Fanners of America under die direotioo ot tft..Itt HalCG!!Pb. The reeders soon will be moved to !anna aOO·tested ror emclency in reeder Pia.-. E-· Oftllono. 69c loadbutr's lloQ LDtiDI!., : .... ~. Sl 59 Qulekdrflng. ' ------------------------t---------~--tl!.'!!!.-----~ ....-+-----·---·---·~-·-··-..-1'.:~+-~....~" ... View-Master Pictures Sale! Well Known Brands Special Sale! 1 V.lentl~e 1 Cannon Riyal hmlly ! 2. 98 8ctth Towels . . , camon. ~ a va-- I Stop In on the lsi floor and buy favorite. • • Towol to MoteL............. - ...... ___ ,Sol.' 1.39 yGIR' 13""x13" . .. ----------------------- -•I-~:!Jt_9!~~!!.,.~~~.!!;·.;;.c;;;·"'"'""'-:":"''"''•;!'! Elberfalds January Safe 9 Pc. Stainlou Stool Ceokware Sets construction - cooks smoothly. lu•Hrmol4 Waste Baskets . · ' Three ply Stus a_parkllrw bright. Snl.IK fitting covers. set incllllles 1, White, yellow, pinlc, ~lue, aand, avocado, Co.. plote Sot · . Ttfton 2.98 w..tobookoh ; '."\. cgurt .. agreastve, tmpertalist natlon." The ftve-«dmiral court, which · can fecomm:encl 1 court martial Cor Sucher, today was going into dosed session to heir top aecret testimony that could aid •• enemy u (liven publleb'. One of tbo wltneasea will be Rear Adm. Frank L. Johnsm, at the Ume commander of - ~~=~wen~e:-: W: ~! ~~= N~:n:S~~= ~· ohljl Wll In North ~ territorial Wlten, "that . 1. 49 Waateballc.ets 11YI,.S%"x12,. ·hlgh. .. _•••.17 1.98 Waatebaaket• 1A~"x8~"x15'" high..__ •. $7 $34.95 loyal • '" Fof IIH ·wttfi , vOid; 9Bc Woat~.k~t~ 9~"~"xiB'• hi~h...•Sale :n~ 2 am 3 quart sauce PIDJ with cover•··• 10 inch lklllet &112 6 qUirt dutch oven with cOver that fttl both dutch over and skillet. c1 • but wluln the North Koreans him 1~ """ about ,to 1ihoot his men One by OhEt he • lined a eonteselon that the tB!l -Pueblo was a · IPY·IhltP~ I:Ua voice breakf.rw, his body trelnbliJw, the Pueblo tldp_per ~ .~""'"!! of ll!®lry '111urocl01 that ho c:ould not lalio . . "men111 tOrture" even one daJ afJer l:tJII ·Pueblo'• q~pture. _.' ·..n¥t"'*' Vplentlne cards for _Did - For Nl~~tf" Boy Friend - Girl Friend - ~ HUW~nu Wife - Chlldreil - Allll.- Uncle and 1111111 othws. HilTy, select yours now durlna this It Price Sale. . • .i $1.98 Size 16'"K28" CORONAJio, Callt (UPD-, ho Wll paid by lhe Centra! maiXI did not give IWO him Cmdr. -Uoyd M. Bucher clld not lJUUtgence Agency and that when the Pueblo was aurround~ wllb a plsl<l! at ld• ~ ...., tM Untied Slalos wu an ld by Red ~· oil · 111e ' 1/2 pr~cl In tulJ color Stereo. Are educatlona;l and eotertainirw DtamoiXI pattern Cor all the r&mily. See our big selection- In reel 1 ''lnt>ressloos" by I tured towel Rtcl:tly colored with Om.bi'e aeceQte packets eontalniug a total ol2lplcturea.SeentcI Soft sheared terry welure, rneraiaw to a deep telfry· cation Landa - Foreign Countries- Famous CitiesFairy Tales - Cartooo Favorites - Nature Subjects I cotton pile - Size 24 b)' 48 Inches. Beaullflll oolo~o. ' - Wild Animals - World Events. In lire.ll.ke realiJm I W'hidl is next to being there. Bucher Admits Breaking -' ' · Cardi Tbo Mollelvey IIIII well '!lllln II was llllolfl elally roported Uihted lllo Ito' - M olg • IDday workers at the M<Kolvey ~ Thllrllda,y nlgbl. well wW undertake: •'lltrallht· W-nallho~Siate ea:lnc out" the aulher, PllafRolllllq ~ well ... lllo bly by lhl• - - . one per. WliUam MeKelv.,.- farm n e a r 1011 CtaJ.ected with the project I'Orlland, set a - e e l fire In said the elfort .....,. be a eJrort to relieve pressure underwa¥ yelloday. !tom 1lle portlally llll~­ Before the weU 011 the McKeler. They used a luge Dl.t area vey propeJV can be prt Into pro. for lllo lire, In lrylnJ lo relieve duet1on, workers . mud under(lr011111l9 !tom where 1lle llll~­ lake 1o II~ tor tools dropped Into or wu bit at the NO!Iburg Sand· II ollrlng a capping elfort. The structure. The process, known aa "burn- - · · .. known .. be - · tag olf.,'" waa uaed earlier thia Moamohllo, ll1e 8mlilll! 0 I l IIIIDh Wbon flrot attemp11 were mede to put tho well In proollotkln. That fire, ror. a few minutes, became uneoatroUed. A~ ll8ht ns'!lllln • - lt.l be rodioed desperately for help and that Johnaon's 00111- North Korean: shore. Also to be hoard wero the sld,pper or the ~lo~a 1l1ter tnteUlgence shipJ USS Banner, Cmdr. Charles R. Clark. 1111 a Navy e~~ttaln !rom the ccminunkations center in s._n: who was personally reacllrw lllo sos mesoqes from 111e Pueblo, The dram1 oC Jl.lcher'a Words before he was exeuaed from ·= !t ~~eaO:~c:' a t4ld 'Korean fOr of a North (Coatinued on Page Hi st f.rocational Teachers are Needed . . . . 15~""'~"•11" hlgh-.:.~.37 . . Downed with All7 KiUed SAIGON (UPO - Communists ahot down a clearly marked u. S. helie(J)ter ambulance carrytrw soldiers wounded ln battle, kWing all seven men 3bolrd, miUtary spokesmen sald todQ. They said the UH1 helicopter Plil)ted with large red crosses, fell to guerrUI1 ftre Thursday night in the Central Hlghla!XIs and was the 999th Americ111 chopper downed by the Cmnmunists In the Vietnam war. It held three men wounded in cmtbat plus tou.r crewmen. Observers said it W1,8 the Orst such incident since the United Slaloi boiled the _ , _ of Vlolnlin Nov. I. Oo Oel. 2 ruotrlllas sl\01 - ·· toooo POd.,...,.. medical hollooplfra but 110 one WIS reported klJled, J'lorlh I Th•se Chain. were retularly priced at I 119.00 129.00 139.00 149.00 159.00 I January FtinitiR'e $99•.....00 _____________________ ____ I_1 Sale Price Strike tO · Continue Large walnut finiah double dresser with tnttawmlrror - Full size bookcase headboard bed and l'OOilU' ellest ordnwera. Jonuory Solo Prlco $114.00 F..- )'0111' greatest saYings In bedroom f11rnllure. vlall our 3rd door t'urniture departlhent. ~ price• on all bedroom sultea and cpeo 1tock llli&JI• lllll pecan bedroom Aaralture. · -------------------------RCA 50th · Anniversary Sale In tho Muolc Dopo...,ont on tho 2ni It- ,... con ••.,. on many ~a.dela of RCA Cqlor Tel..,lslon and RCA SMMos. lt'a o goocl time, - . to buy on RCA Radio, Block ond Whlto T eleYislon S.t, or o Portable Record Pl1yer. Th.,.•a o big . ••lectlon and tota of apeclal prices for thl• 50th Annlverury Solo. JANUARY FURNITURE SALE S.lel Stf• Ws-H14H·Ws SIH,or U.qn . S.lol Style a Pl.cilf;•lq 319.011 Vinyl Hldo-A.BoL._____ .._... Solo 22.4.00 259.00 Avocodo Nylon Sloop or Lo••l•----··-···..·--$elo 199.80· 259.00 c...-. Print Stnvlo . · 51- or Lovnto..... :.. ______ .:,.Solo 199,00 199.00 Sot. :•·,;:~~~~::.:·..~~:~~-~~~:'; Gr••· r11 Large Chi!'01 Arm Cha)r ..,.1 A bOok drive cOllducted in the Meigs Local School District was a "llnlsh"' ••• of sorts. On uveral occasions the public was invited t.o contribute books ID tho diolrh:l by leovlng lhelr donotlons at lhe ol!lce of Sq>t. George Hlll'p'a.Yh. or ealling bla number, i92-2153. and. the contributions would be picked .... ·. lJ'be Board 'of Education also Informally discussed and ~~Jprov­ ed the plan. The collection was to be screei\IMI beCore the volumes :su1tis .. ·• "eo~~ql*'tld bJ Ioree. •• "I wi~ 1o alllnn tllaltho Ropubllc ot v - to o1acon IIXI , _ In lllo . _ lo oddn8 o Juolllld JutiJw-1111 to end 1 war wtllch laa lnftlcted IUfted.rwl and lolaa • a. .A Vlelnun f<ll' OY8r o docD," K, aeld. He &ltd. "I hl;p u.t the JMNIIII• Cll rbe other aide wW ahow sim.Uar goodwlll. Peace can be relltored 1110011 u dll Ccmmunista abmloo their acbeme ol up~naton bJ Coree." """"""" well • J)lirplex. lng day Thllredaj> u 1 bllllklo slipped, - - llle drilling riB mc:we. A bulldozer wu u,Hd to dear d:!e area &I"CUUd dae rl& to andoo.......,,.......,.,... reported. SAN FHANCISCO (1JP0 - A force of 300 policemen firmly backed acting President S. l Hayakawa's bard - line stand apJnst strikers at San Franciseo State Thursday, maldrt:: t II e largest mass arrest in the city' a history. Under a barrage of rocks, bottles lnd sharpened clubs thrown by screaming demonstra·· tors, the helmeted riot police took 420 persons into custod,y - more Ulan twice t~ total · nwnber previously f.trested since a strlke by minority groups Nov. 6 touched otf 11 weeks or violence and disruption. II¥ aeld. i(ys 81atement bore out dllllcmotlo .._.u that - . Vietnam, at S.turd~Ta .m,• aeaaiob of tbe hl.s"Corie CGiferenoe, will that tho Communlllla otop 111e ,.....,.sl,. war qa1nst s.tgcn as a pre-aJIIIII.don to .PIIce. Youths Prove Willing . To Help in Charities BY BOll HOEFLICH Tooii.J'• lklrt .... be lhort. ... tho....... louderllld lllellllr ....... buiiiOmatterOOw,... lllooll, Melp en. DICK KNlGitT Knight with TopofCla.s Richard (Dick) D. Knichtt son of Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Knight. Legion Terrace, Pomel'OJ't has ned b;y ltayakawa in his ertorts ~uated trun the lmproved to restor, order to the 18,000- Nihe Her~ea, Miupe E'irtJC:O. &tudeot cllDpus. . strQ,cti~ ' "Statton Ma1atenuee : The SU···Fn.nc:laco State vto- -~ at Fort ~11, Tex. · lence ef\lltM less than 24 hours Bei..ng lmOIIg the tqJ: 1.4 pwd.. after a $500,000 fire, set by ar- uatss frclm. a clau ~ 74 fii}Cing sonists, gutted an aldltorium on the ~- ~ WD Pl'CIDQt.. the University o1 california's eel tq Specialist .~ Cllaa 'Sidp-. nearby Berkeley Calq)us .Pi..nr £!1e rank of~stf'parth where nearly 800 persons were Class d\le to hh high academic arrested five years ago during ataOOing. , 1 free speech movement. Following a Slklly leave wltb ftia parents, !?9eeidist Knight his gone to Callfwaia Ill! will leave from there tor u 18The weekly 1V guide whieh month toor ot dozy In Okino... has appeared ln the &mday as a fire ·cootrol atatlon. ancl Times-Sentinel for the past radar maintenance technlcian. three years will begin appearing in Fri.day•s edition of the Dally Tribune and Dally Sentinel, beginning tod&,y. PEAK REACHm ATLANTA (1]1'1) - Tho Na- t1ona1 Communicable Dlaease Collier said IDday the lloog Kong fiu eplclomlc In 1lle United states sllns ~ declining lut l, taG lallweek, 1lle .,..ter aald. fDr oth- 'l1lo7 proved II In !he CombiDed Cbartlleo orne c:t1ldJct,. eel In !luo lfelp High Seboo1 II lllddleport. A rallolle roal al PliO wu bociJ aid" ............ -.fUnd drlvu. 1101 ""' tho - lo ralle In Whol did 1lle - do?'lbey Animal Kingdom Fights for Life . MINNEAPOLJil;... Mlm. (UP!) -Thou- ~ jloer, (lileaaanta .... - pm8 blrdt .... ·agslnal ... fllll!llnl for lholr llai:Yatlm In ll>o anow-eovered woob ... ao:l prairies al lllo NortM:ontnl United Slates. A hea>y ldll al llah -s (lroblems aeltlnc lo ell - a t beeauoe hiiY1 In lllo 1110W Is c:uUiag olf - - fiiiD A lleavy II~ kill oleo frozen lakes llld ldlllng IQ[IIIIIc lllllreeteaedlnlheOOJ1h. planla, Plaol ....., "' OIIQ'8111 In !he ........ MElG8 GENERAL HOBmAL Boavy II aloo ...... Admlaslons Ama Perry, prd>lomo for ..... In v.. lllddloport; VIrgil - . . . RD aad a failun " tbe ICGI'Il t:rt:IIJ. D-. Bulland. alao is ~ lri _ ~ Dladlarps - lllrry llurot, central atatea beeat•te of hea'7 I..ovte Watsoa. snow over • frozen lakes. 'lbo _.u ma,y be poor VETERANS MEMORIAL ·hlolllng next fall .f!i!'_- HOSPrrAL ot arut (JOIIillll.Y a dill Admissions - Harold Rama.. tn lllhtng luck oex1 IIUDIIIOr. bur&. IUnerqy; Howard Sltarla, '11111 Is ODe al lllo worlll Rnt:Jand; Wlley lmtal, Pome- f~ wlldllte In MlmoDa, Wlaa»sl• llld Mich1pn, IIMI l!IIIIO atoo flcel woek. Tulol doalharoportedfrom - · oo raoord (lletiDIOIIIa and lnllueaza """ ~- - (lie odll are - . - Police moved in as strikers gathered on t~ campus for a rally, one ot the activities ban- DIVORCE ASKED A pedtlon for divorce haabeen filed in common pleas court 1:\f were added to the several school libraries. Pearl Howery, RD Albany, a .. O..a• who the aole COIIU'ibutor was? None but Hargrave• him- plnot Eddie Lou -..,, same self, ....,_, wife -tho request aerlooaly o._h 1o fill 1 box with address. 'lbe plainUff chargea. bOokl; which Rargravea took to bl.s omee tor the "drive. •• groaa D881eet of duQ' and exTbe drive iJ stlU on in cue you're bUrested. You eu drcJp treme o:ruelly. Four minor ehfi. books at Hargr1ves' ofllee at Me.ip High School in Middleport., or· dren are Involved. call him for pickq1 service. YOU DON'T H.i\VE to join the ni'Y to see the world, anymore. Trawl baa been broueht within the means of manes lnd theae dQs la considered a vital put of educatlan. . BW Zerkle, 1011 of Mr• ...t Mra. WWWn Zerkle of SyncuaeJ t.o Joined an edueatlooal ot Cllal>man Cdlap World COmpos Aftoot, IIMI tollowlng o ~an orloolatl111 Jorlod, wutl..ve from Loa Ao&otes Saturday. ' The lri» will take him 1o R-Uiu, J"'*"' Horw Koois, Thollam, ~ala, CO,Ioa, tnlla, - o , ~ POritand om-r ....,.._ ,He'U be .lllloard the S. S. ~ ... countrymen will DOt let themlll.wa be rest&mtl over a broad area ,~ Salel 3 Piece W looM Suites 011 the McKelvey laDd. Worksro al lllo lllmtlllr 0 I I "' ll1e COOIIIIy lui One gr~ or over ooe dozen chairs conslttlrw ol Oecaaional Chain - Looq:e Chairs- Roek-0-l...oungers 1 - Recliners - Rockers. large selection of fabrics 1 andc~~s. • PARIS (UP() - VI<~ Pre- ·~ Clio K, otSooolfo V.._ arrived for •llle Pvto 111k1 .., V-m ....... llw his ........,. 1IOIIied but Dutot t11o pr1co ot e>niN. nllt dolnl•tlon. . SQwq all I lelllner It Orb' olrleld CMI lllo ... al IUIJ,. ocole barplnlnot on Ids . - . ' • fulore, K, -IIOIIoalll# yanls fromlllehtiii-IUNwell 420 Taken b¥ nlt!bl. To Jail by karlwd Copter 300 Police K1oeltlw·Berltline-F oele-Maxwell Royal Chairs Compoo;y WBS _.ted lo bring in Its well 011 the Clanaee Prof. fill place tale lido moratng or In lllo The well, ...... drU!ed wUll a mory n, 1o located - - lloulo 338 about 700 .... 99C a Skein I 0 .... Gas Well Lights lJp CoUnty L'" '. ' -------~JUJlO~-~--~-~---- $8• 00 . ~ ctl · """ !,() , ... 0~>' ~ 12 lf[Qnlha to 10 Whtlo lt.or . ~ 0 ... ~ ...... ~ 1,.9$ . ' Wt.ler-<jlroot - ~ Operates oo t b-etoe batlerloL Fllato ltallt· ..,: i I FRIDAY. JANUARY 24, 1969 4 ReodY!<J,Wear o.u-~ 2lid ftoor -·--·-·-- ---------------~--..J CITIZENS ANGERED CINCINNATI, Oldo (UP0 The s.oor Cllheno Clul> In oub- • Start• Septic Action • Sthnulatea laderla • lllmlnat•• Oclora In lllo POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO L .~ Solol FIC!"tlog Sizes 28 to 38 waist In all lenllhs. StaPrest ariuly sp111 fabrics of 50\ Polyestw - 50\ Cotton. Colors are Charlie Brown, Navy Blue, Cool Blue, Wheat. Lon1 lao LIYi Jeans in the new '69 Fasbion Look. Perfect for Vo1111 Men and lien's Sportswear, scmol wear, casual wear. ,, JD"OPe!V owners -. the Lebanon aDd nearb7 L e t a r t township areas are reported~)' giving would • be lease takers headaches by holcllngoulfDr hlill· er royallles. One -rl;yowner ia 1eported ·to hoe turned down an otfer in ex:ceas ~ $15,000 in royai.Uea for a leaae em a ,. • '. ' \: ~ . IMII' .... )'Oil noocL . Sta-Prest Jeans Gas Boom Syracuse Dies f>l Sl<p Levis Nuvos ELYRIA, OIDO - TUESDAY'S DEFEAT ola one per cent city inc001e tax in a special election will force the city to furlough an urqpecified number of firemen and policemen, according to Mayor Leooard Reichlin. Reichlin said Wednesdi(V the layorrs would come within the next two weeks. The incmte tax would have provided an estimated $1.6 million a year. $1. VOL XXI NO 192 ~ 'llol!l' eol~o. SJJet 1-6 io u . .we..-m S!¥le~t- slrott~ """"' ~ nocular· l)f'dle CCitlllb'Y"I ll11'1i1 .......,. ...... fletiuw1. Siaea tlh to lL seamle11 IDiilh wiew or aeunleaa plaiD weew.. ExceUent eolora. • Bv United Press lnternltional ' ~... . ' A lllc . . . . Hal respeelhe))'. Also hitting In double rlgW"es for the 25 .. ,,........ . w.-•••. • . ,••,1... · ·Silm·out . w....lb.~•lts• Youn1 . .s F'aremen, policemen to be furloughed sllbsequently. Of'IJae Mei(p-MGIOII Al'ftl ~ m.efll a court martial Lrial, Jnl'ormed the 41-year old skipper that he need answer no more questions about the capture of the ship by North Korean gunboats or what happened en tin '!I1IIIAI u ... ,... hive a Oil ~ ,.,.~ ........ lllo ' ......... of buketbaD. .__In_· tber. an inereue In the ll&e ol. the worldiJa force, ..... Qlllc:k...... altho poco a l - Mdlihtlt ............. will be l would vlaltlaJ III!YI• """ -"'""" lhe -IIIIo ID . - U· lllere, Ill a for '·IJiatlntt -.·1' ,...lo_ ... pmotn , _••. Iii - · In tllo Eut( South IDd Welt, tbl ... ..-. ta - IIMI PD11 II ·dolac ...u.: In lllooe ....: MaoJ - -uearry..cwen" "' Pille lllelialai.: ..... 0( l l l d - .. _ , . . . . . lOJ'. Deer ... . ......: llloellarges - Mary Bomllu1, _.w1171n - - . ...- . Danlal Ralnlon. lin llld Yldllpa. ' IIIJIIber ot lahle - · loualy ID 1D ................ H~Qps. --for- propored .. - mud. • lot "' - FOI'Iho-•aatlbe . . - , . - IIIII-. flf ..... at.t,lot ·.... ._,.., Ia -~ or ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 23, 1969 boggess cowan