http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cf86e13250e3868a59ee8e2c27ee9ca5.pdf 06c94a12e054df2c1ebb3ef787f0b42b PDF Text Text . ; 'I '"'l' . . - Olltlf' ,,....,.._ Jl.in'ui.'"!t fci1t o., .·. GuerriUa Arms Piles Splattered SAIGON (UPO Wovoa of BS2 bomberl l!lllatlered 100 toni of bombl into IU&peeted Communist hideouts a.J'Olmd SolgOO todoy followln& up tho discovery of giant guerrilla arma u. s. caches 011 the capital' I doorstep. The !lratofortreBB raids •· pinat inllltratioo routes north ~ Saigon broke windows ln the city Itself and served as a reminder that U. S. intelligence expects another Tet lunar new year cifensive next week. Senior American omcers said the Communists' drlvewouldaim against provincial capitals and SRigon's suburbs and would hit f.ht! city itself with terrorist ICJ'BdS. "It would be foolish both politically and militarily for the Commwtists to try 81\)'thlngmore than terrorism inside Saigon." a ntgh-:ranking intelligence officer in the U. S. Command said. T-FwUAY - F<liEcASr United - · TONIGHT AND TUESDAY FEB. 10- 11 I!Aisoii~lo 'o.io t.r 1110 porlod 1Wodo,y ......... Sil....,. will · - ........ moL Do1-dmo l!lllla will ... ...... In 1110 ~ Ill 1101'111· em aect1maa up to a. low .... mld-4Ua Ill 1110 iouth .... wltb lows at al&bl moatly Ill 1110 201. _,.__,_ Sl.nd.)o Dennia-Kelr Dullea COLORCARTOONS' Hocus Pocus Sk;yscraper Caper Cool Kat WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY FEB. 12- 13 OPEN ! I I -r hllhwu ane.<Wflo -quarter Inch melted, occurring as rain or ooow Tuooda¥ _. ap1n near tho end of tbe -k. wu $11,597. The _.._, tor CoqloiQ' voblelo wu bou,ttlll ... coot of f5,788, do)orlmW. - ... tho IJncodohlng rllbt Dies Recently Twp. Altondlns wore Commladooers Cbarles R, Karr, Sr., bolrd Jlft'Oident; Ralph w. OUrs _. Robert Clark, Clerk M a r t b a Chambers, and hl81nnY depart. mont :;upt. RollaDd Cra~Jtr!!e. MIGON NUNS whiz lbrough the Soulh Vlelnameae capital oa a motor bike, the eUy's most popular means of transportatlo•. Frances Romine ville and Bert, both or Hemlock who aU:alded funeral services last week. Grove; three daughters, Nellie i i Sargent, RD, Pomeroy; Ethel Eu.. ler, RD. Racine, arxl Edna Smith, Pomeroy; 11 grandchildren, six great - grandchildrert; a sister. Anna Eastman, Pomeroy, and a brother. George Easttnan, Pom~ eroy. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 p. m. f'r<tm Ewing Ctutpel with the Rev. James Smith officiating. Burial will be in Burlingham cemetery. Friends may call aeytlme. ! I l 1 L__________ .!'.!.DE~~.2!T....!!:_ ________ J c. or Wll to cer- Sao Frao 70 Loyola (La.) 61 Seattle Univ, 68 Utah st. 66 UNBEATABLE VALUE BUY NOW! • Martha Smith Dies Sunday l RIVER NEWS J GAUGES Gallipolis, 12.2 and 25. 2 running 53 teet ot roll· ers; Pt. Pleasant. 26.32; Pom- eroy-Mason, out; Hirton,. 3,29 rising; Kanawha Falls, 8.02 falling; Charleston. 20.48 fa.Uing. Londoo, running 4 feet of rollers; Marmet, running 4.25 feet of rollers; Winfield, runnirw: 8 feet of rollers. BOAT MOVEMENTS GALUPOLIS LOCKS - 5. M. Jenks down 3:45 p. rn.; Wha.Yne H. ~ 6:05 p. m.; Susan Lane up 3:3S a.m.: MarkEastindown5:15 a.. m.; H. E. Bowles down 5:50 a. m,; Semet down 7:25 a. m.; Lelia C. Shearer down 8:10 a. m. i Lady Rosemary down 9:45 a. m.; Valvoline l(l 10:25 a. m. KANAWHA RIVER- Marmet, Jenny A. Green up 6:20 p. m.; 0. F. Shearer up 11:20 p. m.; Ouachita up 2:15 a. m.; Winfield, Duncan Bruce down 2:20 p. m.; Fort Dearborn down 6:30 p. m..; George T. Price 1:40 a.m.; Pol· l,y R. down 4:15 a. m. OIDO RIVER - Lock 13, Andrew Pt Calhoun down 6:15a.m.; Lock 14, Peggy Downey up 8:25 p.m.; Walter Williamson ttt 4:35 a.m.; Harvey Jordan up 6 L m.; Western \II 5:40 a. m.; Lock 16, Jeffboat down 4:40 a. m.; John Ladd Dean down 6:05 a. m.; Lock 17, Eastern up 5:15a.m.; BelleviDe Locks, Brimstone lC) 5:20 p.m.; Morris Harvey up 6:45 p. m.; Beckjord up 2:35 L m.; Vul· can up 5 a. m.; Onward down 6 a. m.; Lock 21, Diane Bosworth up 4:05 a. m.; Lock 23, JaneT. up 3:35 a.. m.; Racine Locks, L. Fiore down 11:15 p. rn.; L. Wade Childress down 3:4.5 a. m.; Jeffer. son do'tm 5:25 a. m.; Greenup Locks, Philip Sporn up 7 p. m.; , Allied-Ashland up 9:45 p. DLi Cypress up 11:05 p.m.; William 1-L Zimmer up 11:45 p. m.; Steel MASON - Martha V, Smith, 79, Clifton, w. va., died boo dlj' In Voterans MOIIIOllal Hoopltal at POmeroy. Born April 19, 1889 In WIIJ'l!O County, W. Va., she was the daURhter of James and Fruces McCoy malr, 910 was preceded In death by her parent&, her huoband, Albert Rosa Smltb (ln 1967), two sons, and a da!JIII- ter. 9!rvlvlng ano lour daulhtera, Mrs. Bertha Cartwrlihl. West Columbia; Mrs. Rhoda Fox _. Dorio Dewbut's~ both of Cll!l<ln, and Mra. Edna Roush, Ma1111; four sons, Harold and Lawrence, both of Cllf'lon; Cedi In Korea, and Roy, tn Mamdng, S. C.; 28 gr_.chlldren .... 32 great • grandehlldren; a lf.lter, Mrs. A. make of CII!!Dn, .... two brolhers, Herman matr of Hunttnatm. and Dewey Blair of - 'Deb' Flowers .&.stem let Dies Recendy Is Jrljadu!d ' A Iormor Middleport reddont, Delbert (Deb) Floworo, 71, died !all Wlldneaday al his realdenc:e Ill !Jirevoport, Louisiana. laed Henry Wal'd lrdi11411'Jcft'le ward·on alleilld'li'OUIII• LouiN o! IP'O" neglect o! oluey. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admlaalml Solllrdo,y - IN 1969 ZENITH FINE-FURNITURE STYLED Mra. DIAG. $499·95 Blrlho Bernard L. Ronlter, 2181 Eutern Ave~, daugbter, 7:· 47 a.m. SatUrday; Mr11. Glenn A. Icenhower, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va., 1011, 7:23 a.m. Saturday; t.b"a. Bl11y Loo WU1lam1100, Rutland, daualtler, s,o~ p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Paul D. Carter, Jsckaon, . 9:21 p.m. Saturday; Mro. Robert S. Wilbur, Wollalon, 12:57 a.m. !ill1da,y; Mrs. Keith G. Aiker, Jr., New Haven, W. Va., daqhter, 9:07 a.m. :i.lnda3; Mn. 23"GIANT- AsLowAs Preoontatlon o! a $889,000 check, as the tlrst dlaburseme.a of one of the largest economic development administration run1 water aylltelh srants ever awarded throulh the Mid-East-ern Area omce, hl.ghl1ghted • 31h • bour meetlq ol the r..,.. pen Plalna • Chez.ter Water District board of trustees Monda_y nllht. Georp Boft'lds, projeet enelmer lor the·Hunttngtoa. W. VL, baled ~ Eastern Area EDA ofllee, .made the.preaentaUon to Water District P1'esldent Lind- · HW cemetery. Frlood& ma.Y call ard Lorgml, ~-· mochoraes Solllrdo.Y- PauHoe at tho llmoral home aoytlme Dereoborpr. Admlaalona llmdaJ thy van-· Clifton. macbarpl !linds.Y - church annex Weclnead&y1 Feb. 12, startt,_ It 4:30 p. m. Vea:e-. table and bean scq~t, sanclwlebea, pie · and col!'ee will be served. . Nooe. ., :: ::· : .~ .~ ·:: . rt~e.aall oli>IM EDA"Odl! MAJUIIAGE APPIJCATION nibal, W. VL, !ormer nllldelll BQr Newell, Jr., tO, Chaster, ol Uaion AYe., Pbmaro)', d j e d truck drt-, IIIII llarlolte LOu!UideJ Ill tbe a.Jo Vall~~Y IlooIse Black, 29, Rt. 1, 'llllldleport, pltal at Wheollnr. W. VL Fu· hooaowl!e. · -.1 oent..a II 11\11 Cooka Fu· aoral Home, Collar Grovo, ·w. Va., an ,vendlaa arrival of bar 9111or 71 Tuaa &7 Charloa "-lnr.. - . Ia Kuaoo 86 Oklalwuna H 'llith tlio U. S. Nav;y Ill tho VJet. , _ . Tocll 55 TCU til oam theater. SMIJ 84 - · 119 - ~ .. i~.~ about another month, In accord.. ance wUb the eonatruction pro- SCREEN 2IIICII. ln. I)ICIUN COMPACT CONSOLE Konneth S. Brown. Racine, 1011, &mda.J; Mr1. Charles F. Powell, ReedovW&, om, 2,58 p,in. !l&nds.Y; Mra. Rl1l1 A. Crawford, Rt. 2 Pt. PleaiiMt, dauahter, H5 p.m. !luldQ; Mra. Robert A. lol>rpb, Mlddi-'o daulhtllr, 4::24 p.Jn. ~; 'Mra. Garold L. Provi!IIO, Rt. I Galli. pol(a, daqhler, 5:08 p.m. !lmda3; Mu. William P, Sd.dmore, Bidwell, dauibter, 1:25 p.in. !lm- 1:25 a.m. TV I:I''!"' IWHY NOT GET THE BEST... BUY NOW I INGELS FURNIT E 4ay, OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS Dbcblll'"-" . , Mrl. Gerald L. ~-.. .... IIIWII ~. Mrs. )lobert L. 992-2&35 ground storage, have also been erected. The tanks vary in capactt;y from 30,000 to 200,000 ga_Uons. The water system, one ol the largest of its type to be under~ taken in the United States. with 220 miles of mains and trunk linea, will include service to a large section of Athens County including the G'O'Iville and Stew.. art section. Selco officials Jndi· c•tecl about one - fourth or the :: ty, ' The Nardei rtrm, which besan Joct. ·: Dresses .. Bra.IJ and Wont om, Mark E. Balea, Kelly D. Booec:utter, Lalnax H. Comer, Mrl. RdJerl, E. COnpr, Franee• E. COUrlll, Mn. Paul A. Ed'emam, A n n a Ellaa, Otto D, FIWr, Deborah TICipero Plains ·Cheater Water District, is I'Js.wy displaylng a $689,000 check that re- Moocla.Y nlgllt that $50 tap Ieos on the system are exhausted and the IM'Derous _persons now want· presents the first disburse- trw to take advantage or the ays.. tem service will be required to pay a $200 charga, Over 1,500 subscribers are now assured of receiving the water I.IJOncomple. tion of the work, it was also re- ment of a $1.6 million EDA grant ·for construction oC the rural water system In Meigs. Another C·heck will be dell vered to the water d:istrictfrom Economic Development Admlrtlstration ·officials in about another month.- Sentinel Pho- Portocl. 10. ed lor oae week; honver, he tiro who'are in tavor of the union. asked the unlona to can.Unue as We are not eotng to ask tor U., lave beeo In tlso put alnee one penny now, we only Wlnt to ~ school bu1 drt:vers Will tho - k SillpJqe bepn 00 JIJ>o talk over our grievances, work-atteocloc1 by a olllbnlllf'd at Ull'1 21. That wa1 when tho bus Ing cond!Uono and aonorlty o! ov,r · 300 ponoaa In tlio ~ drivers parked their buses ask- which will not .cost the tax pay.. en one cent,,. Abbott aaid. ~~ the local school board ID J . --............ - - '· " " ' recoanJ•• ·lhem so that ._ua~·~ ~·-·'"' Nell HQmaker presided at the of tho Tranllt u... tiOOI could be hold and they meedrw aJKI after much dlseu ... · 100. WY!doo 15211, fdd lbo- C<uld lonlt .. union. a ion on how and when the buses Ill .... .faith, .. of ..... could be put bock In operat1011, llondiJ, Ro baa aalcocl all byo 'BOld be wu 11"111dri'llll'l, . , . . _ _ mon, Jut- lui thot tho aehool board hu a nve man cOiftmittee was nun· liOn _. • r • 1o Withdraw ~ lholr wlahea, bot eo eel Co aee If theY should acquire plckatllll far .... ~~. - · lhll 'dloputv tho board .... IODI eounsel ID aulcle them. ,._ · AbjoQtt qat lise pleketo boa.,4rJWra are ..,0, to bave lAp polnled to hla <OIIImlllee wore EldCIII V011acoy, -011 tebodlaturilll!ltbellclard acroao tho tablo and Ray Bob . A IIbrlihl. Jek Manette and of FAucat,ioll alld -~· _. talk lhla laaue out 111\!J ono dlaU.roi'Dre u.,. woul4aotboblllft.o oOill~W membet .,..1111 wltb the (Contlauod Ill 2) . . ' c......r ·--~ · the Mill81 liul •• - well aa t11o P<tiular eollaet1011 new Sprtaa· + Jual thortahtclroaato fit JUU in this atuft.. nllll - · Wo filllure • line o! JwiiOr c. Guar, Ru Alan GW'"'*, Patltea, roaullll' ~.': Marrin J. Gilmore, Br)'an K. IJar. den, . - w. Jameo, Jaelde L. 1or1, Jeo>kllla, Mra. Carl E. llall01, hotf alno alld Ml11e1 011 ID permit tho e1eantng. under tho - , tbel eleudng tho at loaet tempo ·- '" alzel, · ·• ; ..r- Thor-, !Uperv!IIQI' Har- problems In tho oommunllf. Ho lilted them as work at the cemetery, pl'OCe&MI at the clump, ditching, llroot repair, _.dean· ·- Vietnam peace talk8 Thursday. South Vietnamese delegates OuUooi<Dlm He llreaood lhol tho otreets held a strategy session t00ay tn Tho outlool< far an early should be cleaned as well aa the the wake ot a North Vietnamese conwromlse appeared dim, catch basins at the earliest pos.. warning the allies must accept though A!nerican negotiators sible time or dirt will be going uncondltonally "all the logltl· had vowed to show patience. Jrrto the p.amps or the sewage m1te demands." put forward by Lodge and Lam met 24 houro disposal systems and the pampa the Communists. after Nhan Dan. news~r of wiU be ruined. The pumps cost Chief American negotiator the North VIetnamese Workers about $3,000 each, one council- Henry ca~ Lodge and his (Communist) parcy, served man said. How-eYer, due to t11e shortage Saigon counterpart Pham Dang notice that the Amerleans and r1 tunds appropriated ror labor, Lam met for 30 minutes at the their Saigon antes must accept eouncU was unable to follow U.S. Embassy to prepare for unconditionally North Vletaam's Chase's recommendat:im that a Thursday's negotiating session loor poliO, and tho VIet Cong'o man be employed at the time ID wlth Hanoi and Viet Cong five point program for a replace a present worker there. negotiators. The alJles are solution of the conf11et.. The Freeing the latter .,emplo:yewtllid e1:pe:eted to make new attempts American dolegaUoa already unlock the deadlocked ttas rejected the demand u M give the maintenance department to enough workers to take care of the street and catch basin cleantng, Chase said. Council suggested that enough fUnds be taken ·from Mer monlng "' - · .... cateh boalns. · .'?'-'''~'''''"''*~;''~"1 Tractor-Rig ~ Burned Up ~ TUPPERS PLAINS - A tractor-rig hauling atomic I u e I wastu Ill II& trailer cau8ht lire ben late lllonllay allernoon and Wal .destroyocl, tho - - H1Bh· Pall'ol reported. C~r Davis, the driver, told the patrol be waa pa"tng lhrclu8b Tuwero Plalno headoc1 IIOUih wllon he smell,ed a..: He "*''4>oc1 to call lor he!J>, Whleh ..,.. from the Che- F I r o ~. . The 11'ador, . . - at $28,. 000, owaid b)' _the N .- e 1 ear ~ Co., Moaelie1d, Ky., wa1 a to1a1 loaa. 1be traUer and Ita load were IIIII damapd:The )(elp CoiJn1¥ -IJialntayDept. asll- Ill cleaning liP debrle. . Parsons Is Chief Of Police Paul Parsons, recently -raam-ed to serve on the Middleport 'L'-~ • .Ed.HO'FeellleB:.. llfotorlste parking In <ertaln - · of MiddlePJrl mq lind lhem&elvos In con!llet wltb the ..long arm ol the law,~ aceordlns to a decialon reaebed Mon4ay night MiddleP>rl CouncU- at VUlage llall. II wu roported that parking Is taking placo oa both aides of s...th Fourlh st., - - LID- c:oln st. .... the Melg& H I g h School. Slana placed there noting thai Police Des-rtment, was Monda.Y only me Bldo of tho -parknight Qpolmod actlqr ehlo! o1 Ing Ia permiUed have tom pollee for the next 30odays. down, <lf!clal& Ald. H 1 r o I d At the end of the 30 4ay per· Cbaoe, ............. IOij)OI'viaor, iod, Mayor C. 0. Fisher is ex· waa advised by eounell 1o bave pected to recomm.eD:l Parsons 1110 aldo wllere parking Is Ulotor the tppolntrneM.. Paraom will pl polotad yollow and Moyor C. replace Chief ot Pollee Herbert 0. Flllher ""' lnotructod lo InGOkey whose resignation for form pollee offleera to take ac. physical dbablltty reasoos was lion aplnot olronderl. accepted by Middleport VUIIge A almllar altuotlon oxllla m Coonc:llla&t night. s...th Third st. _. the parking Council also approved the re- on both sides of 1llat street Is port of John Kotchka who has creating a tralfle hazard lor lJn. been serving as acting <!hlef of colD !1, trallic olllclals Ald. pollee. Mayor Flaher alated thot Stopa also will be lakeo t1tere Kvtchka was not anxious to be to en!oree ..., aide of tho otreet named chief at police or C'Ofto parking Ill tho illlorl. tirwe u aettns chief but 'Ifill Alooi almllar lines, Counell work for other ofticers oo their pve the Oral readiDi lo an orcla,va of!. dlnonco Whlcb will provide Ill The Middleport department re- minute porJdni only ... st., ported 17 traffic arretta, one belweeD Third .... Fourth Sla. aaoault _. bottery arrest and 'l1lla Ia Ill 1110 vlclnll;y <l VUone peraon arrested for lntoxi- Iap IJall .... tllo llm11ocl pork. eatlon dur1fW January. lng Ia being pal loto to AIIO during the m...th perking Bllllb1e nlldenla wlllhlng to 110 meter collectlone ~ocl $754. to Vlllap Rail to Jll,l' aewap . UHI textured ~ oc1. noI .. <Curtlnuocl ... - and, bilant Lll!!ii "J. · ~ ioiro. ' wldiiw, pu"'-!J A. ·woo..., _. ..........,.,. M. Dooahue. .' . o! the OVAL to Improve Libraries lmprov- "' llbnry ..,.._ Ice Ill olx .....U.s ol ....-.... ern ObiD Ia 1110 aim oru.e..-.. 11 or......,a.JoVellqAha Cnnnt1es. Mayor's Repo.4'or ' Month at 8.1.,177.20 In merchant pollee . . ..to lawdor ... \ drip · dey, Grey· -~PI~ll,_ ' . "'· '' .. ... ~ - · .. - . ·lloeldllo VJa. oporatad lor tho Orit durlni tllo lllooth of Roundlntloot tho roport -fHI ' I las, Gallla, Malp and ,......., - ........ . · - · hardonlrw Communist position. uaoo!ll10-~~ •hb1dre•• .•. So ' • lees lind II- _. of lhla Ill' ure, $385 wu paid Ia feel tar trlacototo Tbolhaa M. - Lam later told new&Dlfm he was surprised by the stUl' tone oC the Hanoi new f!DIIP8r. He elll)ressad the hope that Tlun· day" s meeU111 will not Indicate 01 tho total $U1.20 ... Ia' 2) r1 and J......,. .-,. 9...mm.., Mra. Edpr R, __.cer, Jr., and Want dMI&bter, Mrl'. · daullbter. Eatlll E. ''abaaion Mlddlopcll'l Vllla&o Couacll Ing needod badly ...... station ......_ , .... Ill - o f Mmday night opproved tho ..... port o1 Mara< C. 0. Flaher liii' repair- a t - . 1 I waa aereoc1 11101 Clerk - the month o! Treaourer Gene Grate will ad- total "'$1,171.110. ertpe In a stun- Mra. J1JnDo:r A. IIOoli· lao and Infant om, 'lbomaa A. Mrl. Lor17 G. Mur. pity ODd lnfllllcloul(rtor, .._ Ste.. ' · ven L, NoiOD .... lnfl!ll .........., Mu. Wilford L. llaulll .... IDfant d&IJibler, Robert L. Sow· yers, Dbtle lhllW,,. Bl\J w. lnvllatloo &o surrender."' ~- Har- Melga-Uo. old Chue reported tballhore.,.. dlllleultloa being OIIOOIIIIIered Ill tho--ofll!l ....-.oltho ell~ B>llem. The -...,. CollotnJciiDn eo. hu IIIII relllrnoc1 a ..._ ond grat- woven p obI> I y eomp...,, pendltures, $7,310.81. Hoc:eiPte for the RIUIIb ~­ ocl $58,939.20 wltb expondltureo Mt•Jtng'$18,291.49. J. WW!ams, Vlaloa-Ja.okaoo .. ...& .' 976.81; - . $11,954.35, $ii,51JZ •• 87, $15,776.82; water cJe.. posit lund, MB, $111, $2,102.25; water a:mstrucdon, ao reeel&ttl, $68.58, ,13, 773.25; atruetlon, $44,426, no elllloodlture, $45,105.19, - a l retirement, no nceipta, DO ex... Po-.- alzoo. 'l1lo - Powall, Mra. Fred !ilepbord, Mrs,, Lewla T. Smllll, l!nnan E. S..lahor, Mro. c-ao R. Bam· ette and Infant 1011, lira. JoiJII C. Beaver and om, Mrl. Huall Boal, Mrl. Ha•ard c. Bramon, Mrl. s. Cllal>lnaa .... Infaa! - · Mro. Cor! L. Clarll _. Infant dauatrtor, Mra. Emeat W, $4:23.14 overdrawn; state hiabwa7, DO ~' 110 expenditures, $1,t83.11; gnltn,. '""'· $11,621,42, 84,236.~&. M.· Olllcera ore Bob Davia <l the Horbort Wo-1 _ . . . Ubrary Ill McArtlur; C. E.BJal<eo. :.., fllmoro.T, _ . - E . Louden, Gallla Courllf Dlotricl beto tbroughoot 1o1m. Librarian. Flaber oald that the Oro deOVAL olllcero han! qreed to ~ only "'-• the goner- otuclv lllter-llbrary loaol, al dlredlao o1 a Ore. lbme aloce ..,. library may havo - homeo are llllllbers _. eral - o f a -'llhllothere m1lbt be a variance o1 100 ero have 110111, _. a prq)Oaod botwoen lho IIWIIbero ol two ro~ library oernce. SJas. homes lilting aide by aide, tho flmd5 lo - . . better !adllllre eh1ef Ald. Ilea alao will be -slit. Mo,ynr Flaber oald alao lhopo. Throe of tho 0V AL DIBIIiler lice encounter& dllleult;y Ill Ito .....U.a, Melp, Jackeoii.,..VIDcalla 1o homea ""' 1o tho lack loll, are aorved b)' tho 0 b I o ~ DUD1ber1 or the failure ol. 8IQ' State l...lbnry's Boolancbile, loalcal order oo the numbero "Mr. EdiiY Eollcalor,M Whlehopused. A committee eompolld ot erates floom Amleroy. Coomellmen JoiOI Zorklo, CIJor. llopre_..na llolp at the .... lei liyer .... Georp Boker was COlli OVAL aoasloo hold In Wellnamed eo ooa1or with oton were lllr. Blakoaloe, Melp ter Paul caocl to oeo 1x>w 111 !m- local school dlstrlc:t llbrarieo, prorellltllt can be a.,.,.,.plah- _. VUma Plldo>ja and Marthe :-\: ,Ill· ' _. •ll'llsw. lllbrlea Rhooc1a S. J11101, Mr i, Fred C, Kes~. Donald Maule, Mrt. E. E. _ , , Mro. Jamea L. 01. lver IUld ln!aAI IOOii, M111 L1llb Slroot - · $116.84, il,858,18, PI· anQ"'-1~-.,-""''"W'f:v.t _..] n•naia.- · _. water bWa to have porto. fag places aad to be wWda cloM 1'11118 <l tho olllclal viii- ball where auch poymonto are.__ Coomcll al80 dlseuosed w 1 t h Fire Chle! Bob Flaher tho hophazard B>lfem f1l bouoe IIIDI• - .: 11eeze Allies in Huddle PARIS {UPI)- American and i '1, ' ' Parking Restrictions Pickets Withdrawn Dresses all'locl lor - old Chase outlined raunerous .:,.:s:.;~:--=-~:: x=..=~!•-il!l"' ,~!!t)!J .•~.:r:~~~~-·~~7' ~- POINT PLEASANT- ThoCltii&RI meeting called to IIGlve the - k ' s~ of the MaiOII a.m. Mil.-, conwleted. The project, urder contract to the Nardei construction Com.Pai\Y, Inc:., of BridgevOle, Pa., h scheduled 1D be completed by next August 19. Ray Wll'@ham, resident enetneer for the Steco, Inc. engineer.. ing finn, told water district trustees that the Nardei firm haa about 70 W cent of the pro-J.ct's water line in the ground. MaJor work remainlna: before . P..ss. actual conatructi011 J~ 10 of EDA fun4s, wbieh. are cover· last year, already haa installed las Uout: 80 per cent of the total a tine. • phase electrieal sys· coat of the $1.3 mUllon pro- tem with pcnrer trom the Belleore to be liJipllod only eo ville Dam, according to Wing- For ;: the Meigs portion o! the rural ham. watir system construct! on that Six storage tanks, four of which 11 currently aOOut SO per cent are to be elevated, and two for tal .1,174 000 ll"'M awarded ID plant, la¥1118 remalnltll Hoo, and the ..,.; district In June of pllchw three booster pumps, two 1967 would be toribeomtng tn in Meigs ao:l one in Athens Court-- ::. - --. secretary; standing, Delmar Dawn, water district board member; Eldon Gaul, district secretary~ treaaurer; Harold Blackston, water district board memberi Milton Roush, Farmers Home Administration county s~ervtsor; Ray Wi.ham, Sieco., Inc. engineerl111 tlrm resident engineer, and F'. I. McEoweD. SIECO representative.. - SenUnel Photo. . c~, COIII11'11ctlon repre..- 1111 Countlea can be put.llllo 1101'• ttW· Landon MQnard, uld. an- viet l.ncludes illlltallatlon ol 14-ons, nter district trus· other diJbursement rra.n the to- equipment' for the treatment tees president, also reported Elberfelds Are Headquarters Everyone Is welcome. Trader down 12:20 L m.; Ann Brent~ 12:45 L m.; Walter Cur.. 1y diM'n 2:55 L m.; Me1dlhl Locka, J. S. Lowlo up 2:55p.m.; Jarne& L. Hamilton down mldnlghl; John J, Rowe - n 12:2& J:loro. Cbal'lei & lj:uhl, Han- dre11ea. Yo,.~'U lnll Publication o! admla8lonl Ia ouopendocl unt1l IUrthor notice. sw x 3~ Twin-CoM Speakar. How· Mr.. constructlm representatlvei Edna WOOO, water district olftce Water System Grant Made :u.- o! AdmliSionl Range Tuning 8Yttem. Zenllh VHF and UHF Spotllte Dla... MONEY DELIYERED - A • •000 check, tho Oral dlllluroem.,. tram tho $1.8 miWoo !oclenl Economic Development MIDlnlalratlon KJ'llll to the ~~ Plallla - Chester W- Wotrlc~ Will dellverocl 1iore Monday nipt. Attending U. oatcill Jnaentation are, Cront, I tor, Carl BarMW, vice prealdellt of the nter diltrieti George Bowlds, WcJ.Eastern Area omc:e· .EDA Ollllneer, who delivered tho clleck; Undoe~ Lyono, pnoldent o! the water dbtrlet; Landon Maynard, EDA _.lbe belulll\ll . llolzer Modlcal Center, First Ave. Vtaiting hours 2..4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only oo Padlatl'lca \ al10 made. llalf olzoa. Soo our Ward. Contempor1ry 1lyled compact console ln genuine WatnU1 c:olor on Hlect hardwood toUdl and Vllnetrt. Advanced Super Video An Eutem n.e ~ll) fhe A.VONDAU • Zt512WO MIAMI (UP0 - AJrllnoS jot careylDc 111 pal· aenaero wao hJ,Jaehad lode¥ 011 • flllht from Su Jua, P. R., tD Mr. Flowers as born at Pt. Miami, the Focloral Avlallon AdPJ.ea181lt.. He was a retired em· mlnlstr- CJ'AA) Ald. Tho pilot of the oc.a ~ ployeo o1 the General Tire Co. wllere be had 'WOrl<ocl .....-al ed to M1aml •'there 11 a man In book with a (liD 011 1110 atowardyear a. UNDERGOES SIJJIGEIIY Ho Ia aurvlvocl b)' hla wile, ell" ..S that be was dlvertina lin. EYa BID..,-, former resthe former Ecm Rolcllman; two to cuba. plano, Eutern'• FII&M ldonl of Baahan, ... llvloi In lOili, Richard and JameJ, MY~ • &all bladoral brothero _. allier&, _. 950, was expeelod to U'l'lvo Ill Florida, dar - - 111 Feb. 5, Thou Havana about 10:40 a.m. five graodehtldren. 'lllablb& to corda mq mall a .... the 14111 auecelllful hi· F..,.ral oernco• ...,... hold · t1tom 1o hor home addron at Jacldlll of 1110 year 10tb Frtllay mornlnc from 1110 Rooe5001 Holno• Road, l.ol 384, st. Neagll Funeral Home. Burial was hl.lacldnc of a Unltod - • air· Pater•rr. Fiorillo. In Forest Park. MaiCIIlc len'· Hoor. There alao have_,iWn • Ices were held Thu:rsda;y even- ID11Ut:C811fUI at:temptl. tlda JMr. Ing at the !Unoral home. LODGE TO MEET CHARLES CAJIILL DIES · White Rooo Lodp will moot II JUDGMENT AW ARDEll CLEVELAND (UPO - Char· tho Mlddl-' Lotiloollall WedA confessed judgment for nelldaJ', F~ 12, at 1:30 p. m. lal F. McCalllll, Nlired 360.96 hao boon Oled In Melga vt.. preotdeat o1 ll>e Foreol Clll' Counl;!' Common Pl... Court b)' !'llblllhiDc Co., ~ olll>o the EcCli>OIRY Savilll• .... Loon Clovoland Plain Dooler, clloc1 at LOCAL TEMPS co.. Pomeroy' apilllt AaroD ay. hll home ben !blclll. He wu The IBmpOrature lnPOIIIOl'OY'I sell ll1d Gnce H)'sell, RFD 1, d""""""' buolneu dllltrlcl at 82. Mlddloport. In other ad! viii', a lls20 a. m. waa 34 degree&, .,.. divorce has been uarded Holder aunn;v aktea. ·• DIES SUNDAY INTRODUCING ZENITH'S NEW HANDCRAFTED CHASSIS . tt1ng t workeanbe-. catcll baalna .... - . II vital The ~ Ill all vWaae lUnda lo the COIItlouan<e of qsontlon u ol Jan. u totalocl $122,189 •• ol tho ....... dl.opoaal B>llem. 80, tho " - ' of Grate 100wo. However, Grate poiDiod o u I lloeol!>t•. _.allures _. tho that It m1lbt not be a leia1 a- balance u o1 the laet of JIUIfund alreadf Was overdrawn pondhure a1nee lbe ealcb boslna uary, reapectt.-ely. Include: $432.14 as of JIUL 31 .... 11111)>- are not a part ol the dlsGeneral, $4,189.19, $6,648.36, prodmat.e $2,500 transter was po&al system, '111 a sense. K $21,447.10; eemetery, $83.49, necoaaary !rom tho aenerai liiM I. wu agreed, bowever, that $499,15, $203.95; parking meter, iato that tuad - the 1 t r e e t Grate will cm!er wltb Harey oo recelllts, no dlaburoementa, ma1ntenance llmd. Evans ol tho st&te Audllor'o of- $6.91; Oro equlpmont, $500, a-tng a ama11 balance alao llco lodaJ Clll the loplliy of IOICb $280.80, $3M.96; awlmmlngpool, ... tho parking llleter lund an _.allure. If tho _.al- oo ra<eiiJts, $6.50, $491.59;plan$41.91 _. a trans!er 1oto that ture Is a Legal one, then one ad- ning eommla&!on. no receipts, lund from the general lUnd wao ditional .... wll1 be employed, no expenditures, $500. mlnuteL Funeral services w:UI be WednolldaJ' at 1:30 p.m. al the f'og)eiiOIJB Funeral Homo wltb Rev. Lowell E. Keeney o!llelallng. Burllk w1l1 be Ill tho Clifton PLAN SOUP SUPPER The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Racine Methocllst Church will sponaor 1 soup 1\tlper in the BY BOB HOEFUCH Middleport Council ap1n .,_ ....,..rod flnonclal dllllcultles Monday nllht when It met In regular aeslion. AceordiJII ID tho report o! Cle.rk~Treasurer Gene Grate, one BOEING .CO. ENGR!IJ;:J:l!S CodaY llMIIII· ptad • minor wllll llopprOOiem thot cutallorl the Olhonrioe ........ lui malden dl,Bht o! the 747, the world'slar&est cammerclal JetllnOr. BoolrW had '-«! ID lly Ito blaeat bird lor two houra · ~. But when dlpt eng)noer Jeaa Wallach obeorvod wi>Jt _.-eel to be a all,Bht ml..Ugnment during a wtJw !lop teal, PUot hck Waddell decided to eut the Olgbt short. Tile fl1g)ll lasted me hour _. 18 EVERE'M', WAS11. - rille. TuelldaJ<. TEN CENTS Middleport OJ FUnds in New a.e- tain ~IV along the Oldo RIYor wblcll the count;)' IIIIIIY ,...... ago had obta1nod lor a ~ oc1 oteamlloat landlns Ia Olive A former Pomeroy resident, Rollin P. Shumaker, 117 Arrowhead Drive, Ch~wa Twp., died a week ago &mda,y in the Beaver Falh (Pa,) Unit ol the United Hol!llltal. Mr. &!umaker was boro in Pomeroy, the son of the late George and Jennie Davia 9Ju- b' Ill l1lo 201. .' .... Volunteor Ftn ~ lo onlar.. Ita . , . _ bollldiDir _. a!tned over a 'lilt eiNm deed to CoJarl, ... Mr. Shumaker - - ~"'*"' ....... TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1969 "'-.~.tho­ -· _ Wher• Sh••• Ar• Sensibly Pried POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Bid prtooror .. :rntea'..-! ~~%~»:;::;!-:<:>.-<:~i!•:;:;:;x;:;;;:::::::::;::: , _ .... nurrtea..,....., '• VOL. XXI NO. 204 pur<NMI1 _.....,...,.,._. - Partly •looob< ... - - .... nlgbl .... Wedno., 1111!Jo . . . '' eratlni eramall,y <'~rbli: tho taller part "' tho - Pr~tatlon will total •· IHOE I . Noll• ~- ColqiMj lad l'lm*W ~ ilr r----------------------------1 i tecordod Ill 24 - · wu 78 lllehoa at Sll•or Lake, Colo., """' 14-15, 1821. The ...... Cou!IIJoro IIIIa momJ.nc \'1IIAid to Jill'· truck . .ell- lbo ColderWedlle.._,.,_. _ _ SPRING STYLES Hush AND COLORS 1.\:tpp_i.eS' ARRIVING - - DAILY The hoavleot aaoirran ..~ Nt!ws.:..·iri ': BriefS Weather ' ' Dies Sund.'.ly SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. . ·e rtttne Now You,Know . ~.Pomeroy M., U, -s:, Navy, R. L; a daugllter, Min Rebecca 9tuemaker, at home; three brothers, George R., Chippewa; Kenneth C., West Ma,yfield, and Orvill H., Darlington Frances Romine, 87, died SunTwp.; bro sisters, Mrs. Homer B, (Evelyn) Young, Wool Moy. day morning at her hcmle in Hem.. !lold, and Mrs. Albert M. lock Grove. Mrs. fumine was a (Blanche) Roy, Bea¥er Falls, and member of tbe Christian Church nine grandchildren, and a cou- there, She is survived by two sons, Or~ sin, Richard Davis of Pomeroy, (fichnicolor) ·:' .. 'Two TruekS Earl R, 1 Reading. and Thomas "THE FOX" ' ,,•.•• ••••· '•''• '•' ...................: _:.•.1,·.····:·····:·:•!·":.,.;.•·.;{ ·,~·· '; .,···l -;-:·;·~ .:~.;,_.., .·~~· .;:,~ ·!•!\:-t':>-~~::~:!O.::t -!:. -l· ::~:i:::~~:::f:~:::::;:;~ *~=~=: ~:~:=:~::::;*;:-.;:~;:;.;:::£!;l ;:_t::.;::;~~· !.;;;~. :l'J ~i~ ~· ':.. ';:;:: .:::: ~;: •':.:..:::::;,:::":::~::: "' County &ys·, . Wft'Um:t:JMWl\U.l'liccttbssn ol Babcock and Wlloox Co., and was a member of st. Mary's Catholic Church. &lrviving are his wlte, Mrs. Angeline Monza i'Jbumaker; three 110110, Rollln E., Darllngtnn Twp.; MEIGS THEATRE 1 y · maker. He was employed as a general foreman in the Hot Mlll Oreaon 84 California 73 S. Cal. 69 Wash. 56 NOT urrtv;--F'Illruu7t0.1~ • .. J-. coli~ ' ,' �'1111: I ,.. . Do11J \ w. VL- - l..!ollrt. w•.y .... - • L,JTArf, ·~ , 'I , .... ,Wa~amo Senior is ··~ - .. ~ .. '111o 111111 ¥ociL hu auell at 1llo DAR'I receh•· 1he ·~ · CaW~,,.,. .,pn.,--. lot' Ill ~ ........... •'b' ... the Col. Qlarlel tile DAR. ... tile Senior Glu• IIIII ~ ol lho - · lbo - -r a110 had reeetved a atmnar a. 1IUd when 1he wa• an eithth ll'1llle Jtudent, ol Mr. IIIII Mro. Paul C, RIIOdolplt, 1e 1'1111-, the Legislature At a Glance YOUTH ASKED FOR tional organl:~:ation being formed to get the vote ror 18 to 21year-olds. Could you please tell us more about it and how yoo join'? 1\ 19-year~ld who is readY! Dear Ready: osu. HB120, Thorpe. Permits misdeameanants in penal institu. tions to be employed outside ol institutions. HB121, Levitt. et al. Provides that clerk of Senate, exec uti \'e secretaty and legiSlative clerk of House and their assistants be sworn in by person authorized to do so and also provides for duties of exetutive secretary of House. .· HB122, Sweeney. Pro~des for .• I lull-time state subsuly .fcF. . ~m::~= Provides to~:·~ prison term ·ror using a firearm in commission of a 5-.30 year tel~ solutions Introduced HJR13, Thorpe. Lets jail or workhouse imnates hold outside jdJs Jf sertenced to one year or less. Senate Bllls Introduced SB90, Weise nbor n-Taft. C~s from one year to 24 lllCIIlths notice of sale of bonds or other obligations. SB91, Weisenborn - Holcomb. Creates a college of medicine at Wright State University. ENLJSrS IN NAVY LETART, W, Va.- Paul Hoff. Ills enlisted In the Navy and will leave from Columbus, Ohlo Feb. 13 for the Gr01t Lakes Tra1nbtg Center. Roush ia pres- eotb" vllltlnghlabrother, Lt. Phil ~ calif. lri the Navy at Hanford, - UNDERGOEs SURGERY MASON - Mrs. Ernest W, Comp1011, MaiOD, an employee ll Glorla'o Beau~ iilop In Mld- ___ dloport, UDderwent an appendec. tom.v at Holzer Medical Center ,......._.;..... Yondl)'. . 111EIEVO'ft:DTonm:~~t:~,. DAILY SENTINEL •. ME~GS-t...~-,ol\" 0 AREA IIICHAitD S.. OWEN, I'UBI.&IiHU Cltlt'!e< T....-.m, F.dltnr Pullli ohe<l <lolb n<e?l ';,Iordi) by The~lo VAI'-l" Plllll.lohlftl! C 0111p1~, uo il'l•'""""'c 'il.. , P-10), OMo , U765. (l(ll t:< rnor.. 1\o";._,. ttl-21». t:.IIOrlll P~>onot !I'J2.:,:;?. ~ d •o• II<'O<IeeDOidOl P""'OI"O)'.OIUO. ~1101111 .d_Oj!!.-tloln~ ~r~unwloe •LLL..GIIllgller, lno:., U Ub, ~lor!<. ~rlpLM f.,., 11o111,.. lhl St.. '-'~" Yorll •• "'"' DoL;..,,.,. by c•••Ltr .-..., .,.lllble 1.\ cenu per -•; """)'Mr in . . . . otee ., 11>1 Dllll) s. .. ,,... o>rnc•. $2J.tll. ~b ..DOth, $11.711. rh ••.,.,...,,_ ~~~H) w....,. ......, whore oot .,.u..,.., Uno -h "'"I"' .. ,...... ILJ~ B¥ -~~ = o.. r-• 111.oa s1x .....uo.ts.n. n ...... ...-r.,S4.08.Solbt••kttlon prlat 1...1. . . ~ I lno~l- .... nli,_l '-----'-----.....1 LUV ("LET . US VOTE") is headQuartered at the College of the Pacific, stockton, California. You may get a packet of information on how to join and work for this national .. lower the voting age" organhation by writing to: LUV Box 3-H, College of the Pacific, Stockton, CaU!ornia Formed only two months ago by a group of college students, M!V has alrOI<IY attraetedlholi• ' ~Mds of backers in over 240 Wllversities. Demis Warren, a junior at tbe College of the Pacific and LUV's student leader • tells me about 40 per cent of the mail recelved is from adults who agree that 18, 19and20-year-oldshaveearned their right to vote. •••• And mail received to date approaches the 30,000 letter mark. Nationalllonorary chairman is Joey Blshcp. The National Ecklcatton Association hasendorsedthe movement, as have many politicians. With this kind or impetus, LUV will surely win - if you young people make your voices heard. First. write to the College of the Paclfic ror more information; next get a chapter going in your high school or college - a n d r- Bj Unlteol ...... ilblornollonal Ohio .._. to pare clqom ......... _ . . . _ ol the 1111 T• fDIIIIIht il a. Jdln Arena -ranl~toU.old ...... atColumbua. ' ' Loraine Cr11111> iald tl1e whole PAULETTE HANIIOLPII woman who complained that her son got I>Jgged when she used bls modern slang. I think it depends on w h at s1ang the adults use, and bow they use it. My parents borrow some of my "things," I l k e "H's your bag," and ''Sock tt to me," but they always say them sort of with quotes (as you mentioned, Helen}, andnotas if they were taking over zny language. Besides, they're pretty hip, and they use them right. But Pve heard adults say "Groovy," and I w-..nt to throw up. They use it like those stupid moutllwash girls do in commercials. When kids talk aboot "doing their thing" they mean being honest with themselves, and when non..groovy aclllts copy thia )ilrase, they sound phony as would Ed sUllivan 1n bell bottom panta singing • 'H e y as Jude." I get especially burned when The Establishment picks up our good new slang and uses it 1n sales pitches. It sure doeBn't sell tbe now generation. We'll probably have to invent a whole new bunch of in-sayings - just like we dumped the twist when the old folks took it up. We try not to imitate them, wish tiJey•d do the same ror us - unless the,y•re entitled, like you, Helen, and others who can talk our language, - JERRY the IJQilllcl In the Muon Cciolnl>' ocbooll)'o~ Eldoll VIIII<OJ' .uJd lhot the adulta ore ofnld to open their mouths tor the children•1 sake ODd he felt lhot tl1ey should aok day Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m. and to . lho Tllanl ..... - ALL PASSENGER . nus IN STOCI Maravlch bit .., 25 field pia llid u of · 20 !reo throwo In breookiDI the old LSU mark ol 10 polntl oot by Bob Pelllt .. the 1953-54 - .... Nortb Corullaa IIIII KOntucky were the Olll)> Top 10 tuma to P'-" llaolaT. The 110<01001. ranlied Tarheelo re~ atop the Atlantic Coal! Conle..-e atadnaa with u ~-82. victory over North Carolina state, IIIII No. 4 Kentuc:ky reeled olf Ita lltiJ couecutlve Southeastern Conference triumph ol the _..., by beating llllaoloolppl state 91-89. . T w e It t b • ranked Kanaaa . fOIIihl olf. • tousl>- Clklaholna de!eniO to win 45-41, 18tb· ranl<od. South Carollaa beat 13tb .. 18 with 29 for the GREGG SIGNED ' GRUN BAY, Wlo. (I]PI)... Oftebllve ll n e m 1 ·n Forrtlst Grea. a 12-yaor ietenn· with the Green Ba7 Pkklrs, has ....... with .the NatiOIIII Football Lequo club ao 110 ual1tant ceecb under Phil J1anif1on. The ·Mo:Year4d Greg was honored . ~ night .•• the ·Pat:kera;•, Lineman ol. .tlil Year lor 1968. . . . · Funeral Home. 1be,y were autb- arrears. nlllht. '· CLEARANCE . ' He na to be oon- .. ....; Colorodo llll)'ed afop tl1e Big Elslrt ;with I 92-89 - s t ol Oklahoml, Crellhtoa beat Okta· homa Cib' 9t-80, Florida edpd V - l l t 75-73, T-1100 IJiwnpod Milllllllppi 61-45, The Citadel dolellod VMI 79.71 aild Georida beat Alabama 87-18 lri -keypmea. Bill Bunllns · - 21 points ' lor North Carolina IIIII bold North Carolina State' a V am. WWI!onl to only 0110 P>lnt In the flrll half, Dan boell'• 26 polnta fueled the Kentucky effort. The WildeOto 1cored 10 strollht pointa to tum a lhreei1olnt lead lrito a 3:1.:!0 IJIUliiD with t:32 left In the Orst half. The pme was never ap1n elose. KIIIAI, trailing Colorodo by CIIO-IIalf pme lri the Big Eight, took a 25.:!2 hal-e lead, llien nn eight otra!Jht poinia lri the oeoond period that gave the orr Jayhawko a ~7 command. tac:ted by CooncliiiUIII Zerkle. Two other reoldento are lrilerested lri renting the structure lri quesUon. eouncnmen aald. At:tendfns the meetliag were Mayor Fisher, Clerk • Treasurer Grate, Councllmen Zerkle, ADDING SEATS CHICAGO (UP!)- The Chic.. go Wblte Sox are lidding 11,000 seat• to general admlsaion for this season, making a total or 25,891 that will be awilable for 67 Olds F-85 2 Door.................... $1995 Dick Vaushan, Slumbo, ODd Da· Standard transmission, radio, h.Oter, low mileage, 1 o - now Oldi trade. . vld Ohlinger, Fire Chlel Flah· er · and Ma1nWnanee 91pervlaor $1.50. Cha10. ...u~;~oth~.:;!.t....,::.:;~ URI & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES "You1i iJte.Our ~Uty Way of Dolnl BUll-" - ·· ·· ~~bile ~-- ,- . Dear Jerry: , . ·P.omiNJ. Oldo . . .____lli!_______.,ll!"!'!lll"!!!,_-._1., Thanks for your "rnrell" com- ,, pliment. Lemme know when you inYent more ln..sa,ylbgs so I can borroW them. Meanwh11e many fl. your generatloo are &Ding bock to the oldies like "scram," ••nell," • . • Oesia:ned for durability and long THIS NEW life. Attra.d ive green Silicone- finish, with b/aell: cast top and 18" stack section. liNE Of GAS • structed L1r11e combuSiion chomber conwith heavy firebrick .., . INE• .. TOR linin11 onc••"' in ...., 16·•••s• alumini.ted steel outer drum. 1II'- lUI • After s.ction coostructed No. 430 ttainless steel. MAlES • Fire ""'•" is lype SC Mehan/fe, Lllla&llY lUI the most hut -t&SIStant metal ,; '. HOUSEHOLD. known. duty burner RACINE - Stu<lenta of South- bara Leadingham, Joan Manuel, ern Local High School w i t h Debra McMill&h, Gary Norris. grades ot 84 per cent or more Kathy Obltz, Patoy Plckeno, Marin all subjects ror the third oha Pugh, Randy Roberts, Call>y six weeks are as follows: Sa.Yre, Sandra Sellera, Mark SENIORS - Melanie Beegle, Smith, Dortba WUcoxea, Miekey Rhonda Braden, Brenda Brad- Wolfe. ford, Jennlfer Davia, L i n d a SOPHOMORES - Keltb Ash· Grindstaff, Mike Hayman, Grace ley, Barbara Bass, Debbie Boao, Hysell, Carole Joho!KWI, Jane Deborah Cross, Jane Donovan, Johnson, ~a Johnson, Cheryl lilaroo Ervin, Pat1;y Jettero, Cary Maslanka, Robin MorroW, George Morrli, Dan Nease, Roger Neaae, Norris. Bo.rbara Roush, Aaron Lewis Van Meter, Karen San'e, Br·-•o.... t.JIC\1& ICIIUil.......,. Sendra Sane, Denise ~au. re, Joy Theiss, Krista Yost, MarFRESHMEN- Pat A r no 1 d, tha Yost, Anthony Bradford, William CleJUNIORS - Jan Alkire, Peg- land, F.dw1n. Cross, Bruce Hart, gy Boso, Jeff Brewer, Jill Cod- Cllllcly llolbock, Tim I h 1 e, Ire r~ Dorm C ner' ne '"""""'~""r, a ross, Mary J - McCoy, Gory Michael, Rook. Crow, 9U.riQY Drake, Pat Jemie Pol;ts, Allan PUJh, Duman, Carla Fisher, Erie Fur- 101)' Klaer, Deborah LoFalley, Dabee1 Jan HUt BUll- k Br ' C o en- vid While. Ricky Whitt. da Holman, Loretta Kiser, Bar~·-e, aan- a.m. Jurors hearl.rw the cue are .Fred Gfeen, Dreama Aetker. Mar;y Adler, James Barnette, Homer Schultz, John C. Mayes. Byrd Patterson. Forrest Nibert, C11ttla G. Burdette, Olarles D. Lol1!. Chlrlea H. -soo, Dlr- Win 38-36 Wedneodl)' llail State at -lne (MAC) •-n.hr. H ftdln'luttt•! 1•at ..... to . . . Ire ...IIIIH 1f'llllllf' ••...-h ••IIH ahMI , _• ..., . "'• ' ·;-; --------~----------- ,:, .., .. ' of . TRASH & GARBAGl .DISAPPEAR Gree11 Weai<Yift at Capital (0) Aohlind at Wooaler Ohio Northern at Flndlo7 Akron at Woltmlnoler (Po.) Ceotral State at 'lbonW - · Second IO:IL Dayton Roth 39; Miami at Xavier D - t at Toledo a. Grove Cit, 75 Geneva 74 wtb.t. PL 7f 59 Goo Woah 70 E. Car 69 St. f"mcs PL U1 st. Vncnt 88 Flirmont SL 85 W Ll>rty 75 W. VL SL 104 Wheollno 88 M Hrvy 99 W.VL Tch 97 (401) Salem 109 Concord 98 South Ky 91 Miss State 69 Duke i3 Maryland 83 Florida 75 Vanderbilt 73 Tennenee 61 Mtssinippi 45 E. Ky 85 W. K,y 77 (ot) Georgia 87 Alabllma 78 The Cllodel 97 VMI 77" Guilfrd 76 Presbyterian 57 S.C. 106 ClemSOP 7t N, C. Coil 71 Morgan St 70 Georgia Tectl 88 Air Force 67 Jhna Hpkns 65 Frnkln&.mrs 64 Tulone 110 ISU 94 N.C. 85 N.C. St 62 Mrry St. 62 Tem Tech 59 So Mloa 110 Sprng IIIII 79 Bryan 75 Johnson Bible 60 Fla. St. 95 Stetson 67 Union 83 Georgetown Ky. 75 Morhead 106 Mddle Tenn 74 Alcorn 72 'rex. Southrn 70 Southwest Sul Ross 99 Sam Hous 98 McMurry 78 Tex A&I 77 Howrd Payne 93 S. F. Astn 80 Tex-ArlngtOO 83 Ark St 80 Hous Bptst 77 A.stn Col 69 Pan Amer 85 MidWestrn 80 Cntenry 91 Nevada So 79 West Tex St. 108 Den\'er 90 Midwest Wahbrn 91 Colo St Col 79 Creghtn 94 Okla Cl~ 80 Morhead St 77 Ml)'vll St 69 No Mlcb 93 Cntrl Mich 85 No W 86 Ind. SL 68 'so III 91 centrl f!0' 62-' , Colo 92 Oklahoma 69 Mercer 90 Columbus Col 76 '!11---1 (lOth week): Teuna I, UCLA (35) (18-0) 2. N..-th Caroli• (17·0 3. Slnta Clara (20-0) 4. Kentucky (16.2) 5. O.Yidaon (18-2) 6, St.John'& (NY) (llh'l) 7. LoSallo (18-1) 8, Purdue (13-31 9. Dllnols (144) Points 350 300 01110 COLLEGE BASKETBALL STANDINGS By United Press lnternational Mid-American ec:.d'erence l.eaKue 0\·erall W L W L Miami . • . . . . . 8 1 12 7 Ohio u. . . . . . . 6 3 II 8 Kent State . . • .. 4 4 II 7 Western Michl.pn •. 4 4 8 11 Toledo . . . . . . . . 3 5 10 8 Bowling Green .... 2 5 7 11 Marshall •.....• I 6 7 12 Mid-Ohio Conference (Pa.) Kentucky Weoleyan at Akron John Carroll atBeilwu- (W. v a.) Tranl)'lvanla (Ky.) at Steuben- ville Saturcloy Mlnneoota at Ohio State (BT) Tul .. at Clricinnatl (MV) Doyton at Florida state Detroit at Xavier Marshall at Bowling G r e e n (MAC) Toledo at Kent Slate (MAC) Miami at ~to U. (MAC) Capital at Balclwln-Wollace (0) Denison at Wittenberg (0) Marietta at Heidelberg {0) Oberlln at Hiram (0) Kenyon at Mt. Union (0) otterbein at Ohio Wesleyan (0) Slippery Rock (Pa,) at Muakingum Point Park (Pa.) at Wooster Earlham College (Ind.) at Bluff- Find"" , .. . .... I 5 Malone at Flndl.,. (MO) Aohland at W'l'ftOsburg (Pa.) Case Tech at Theil (Pa.) Central Stale at Cleveland State Waohlngton & Jolleroon (Pa.) at John Carroll Ohio Northerh at Hillsdale Col. (Mich.) Walsh at Detroit College Youngstown at Wayne state (]nd.) •' B'I' - I·Btx·• Ten;·OJarereace MV - Mlaaoori Valley Con- ference 20 14.. New Mexico (13·-1> 15. Duquesne (144) 16, (Tie) Wyoming (14-5) 15 Loolsville (14..'!) 18. (Tie) 215 Columbia (15.,'!) South Carolina (14-3> 20. (Tie) Notre Dune (15-4) Booton College (15-3) 129 124 83 SIGN yO..r coupon ~nd iii! in \he requl;ed ln.' ' formatiOn. Your wiring fllowance able throo&h April 30, I 969. : ' . . "i with your electric service statement. Take It ·to yo"' oleotric appliance. dealer today. is redftn1• ~· COLUMBUS ANO SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRiC COMPANY reU C. Slone. Kenyon •••••. , , • 5 otterbein .••... , . 5 Wooster .••••..•. 4 Marietta . ........ 4 Hiram . . . . . . . . . . 4 Ocn18011 . . . . . . . . . 3 Heidelberg •.... , . 3 Mt. Union ........ 3 Oberlin . . . . . . . . . 2 Obio Welleyar( .••. 2 4 3 10 II 4 8 8 4 7 10 5 10 7 8 7 10 6 610 7 4 11 7 6 10 6 6 8 6 4 13 .. I . ' " .' .. ' " ;. .. .. ' ' ' ' . . I . \ ·I; , ·. ' , • . ' .585 l! .510 lf.;. 26 .447 U 28 . 440 1tlh 33 .312 M~'s Re1ultl Miami 126 t.oa Aneolts 112 2Slh j (Only game scheduled) TUeSday's Games lndiona 11 New York Dallas vs. New Orleans It MaDroe, LL Ker&ucky at MlmeiOtl. Miami at Denver Houston at Oakland j I I ! Btg Ten eonre.....,. Lelgue OVerall · W• L W L Purdue . . .. .. • 6 0 Ill ' Ohio Slate . • . . . . 4 2 12 t Dllnolo • • • • • . , • f 2 14 I lows . . . . . . . . . . 33 10 I Michigan ... , •••. 3 f 9 B. Mlnneaota . . . . . . . 3f 9 I Indiana . • .. . . . .. 3 t 8 9 Micblgan Stale ..... 3! 7 8 Northwestern .. .•. 2 5 10 7 Wisconsin ... , ••. 2 5 8 I others . " Ashlud . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Dayton . , . . , , , , , , • , 17 Central State • . •...•• 15 I. 220 N. 2nd AVE. I 3 3 ..j 99Z.Z34Z MIDDLEPORT, OHIC (llet;l~eretl 1:1au 1111ers From the Maker of America's No.1 Tire Values! 53 49 COOPER STARFIRE IMPERIAL 9 7 7 5 5 • 4 63 Lee Defeats Tannehill doN- with the IJ. S. Mea'o otn. TamehU.J. suntvea three rnatcta- •, I Pet. G8 . 851 ."j .,' ( • OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE -re ea aplnst hllh ranklnl< pllyen to gel to the seml.flnalo L4ie b'- tbe road 10 111e n. nalo.. U. S. No. S rllllkod Del - · ot Grllld Ropldo ..U headed for llle llnals throop the lower bracket. COOPER Imperial • For hiah mileap motorists. • "HI·T" -nylon or rayon coni for inaeased strqth and stability. • "Ida; deep Gyro-tread pips the road for eltra safety. • As strona or stron&er than most tlies that COlle on lltw cars. · ' m • Top value at a moderateP.Jice. '• . PHONE 742-42fJ L 1 22 26 INSURANCE REAL ESTAIE-MUTUAL FUNDS 4 full plies to stabilize the ride . . . p,.PinrAutlm ·:..~.. . ¢...:..-.:. ......_....J ,. """"" .~ RUT W. Oakland •.••• 40 Denver • ••• • 31 New Orl01ns • 26 Dallas •...•• 21 Los Angeles •• 22 Hwston ••.•• 15 Jolon T..Oehlll, 16, ot Middle- ides chamoloo Dal.looo Lee lri the port, tl1e natlm'o Boya 17 IIIII EaSiem Open held at Roche-, ~ table chalrqllon, N. Y., Soturday IIIII !Qnday, came home llba1 tile 1oaer lri Seeded No. -4 ID men'• sinuother match - 1AJt llolt 0 D e Ilea. and In Lee's top bracket, .. CHOOSE ~-f_lameless ' electric ranee with a self'cleaninl oven. Set the cleaning controls and the oven will clean" itseiL .automatiCal)y ... electrically ... . for ,less than ten cents aiid 110 effort from you. ' ' . · ·,. .• · LOOK for 1 range wiring allowance coupon I It 'AI Miami •••••• 26 2f .5,. New York •• ._.14 37 .271 13 We1t In Rochester Tourney SWITCH to a modern flameles~ el.;,tric range if you are presently using on al«!--fashloned flame·type stove. When you do, yoo tim up to a 25·dollar ($25.00)"ranp wlr~g iltowoiice. .J,. THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY W L W L Wittenberg . • . • . 9 1 13 2 Baldwin-Wallace .. 8 2 12 8 Capital .. .. .. .. 7 2 10 6 Muskin,gum .....• 6 3 11 38 Idarw. • • • • .30 27 .:5-2l · Ke~Ueky •• , , 21 24 7 12 Ohio Conference l..eague Overall Wilmington at Defiance (MO) 13. Colorado (llh'll 5 6 8 6 9 5 12 12 13 10 15 12 GB Pel. .521 · ' W L W L Defiance • . . . . . 6 1 12 7 Cedarville • • , , . 4 3 11 9 Bluflton .. . . .. . 4 3 6 10 Wllmington • . . • • 4 4 7 10 ton 10. vmano ...a (1~) II. Tulsa (18-2} 12. Kansas (17-4) Clnclnnatt . . . . . . • . . . 14 5 Urbana • . . . . • . • • . . . 14 Youngstown State ••••.• 14 Ohlo Northern •...... 13 Cue Tech . . . • . • . . . . 7 Rio Grande . • . • . • . . . • 9 Jolon Carroll . . • . . . . . .. 5 Akron .............. 8 xavier . . . ...•••.... 7 Cleveland State •.••••• 7 Walsh •• •• •••••.••• 4 &eubenville • • • . . . . . . 3 Adelbert . . . • . . • . .•• 1 :I. League Overall Rio Grande at Cedarville 260 159 Ash. Burner topped Marau:lerpoint.. getters with 13 while Brian Mullen tallied 9, J . o . Storya.-1 Ash, 4 each and Steve Price. 3. Wal· die also got 18 to 10111 tbo hosts. Mark Werry's 10 poi.W .,_. · high for the Meigs eighth grade team. Other scorers for the win-ners were Jim Boggs s, Andy Vaughan and Rich BaUey, 7 apiece, Blll Vaughan 3, ao:t Mike Slyre 2, Cedlrvllle at o..n.- (MO) · Adelbert at Cll'IIOiie - Mellon an..rnoon. A two - pointe< by floyd Burney with 16 8e(onds left gave the seventh graders their victory. Other overtime points scored by Meigs were a Cree throw by Burney lind a field goal by Mick 16. Toledo Macomber 28; 17. Cincinnati Purcell and MaDle Heights 23 each; 19. Newark .i6; 20. Cincinnati Oak Hills 13. College Ratings NEW YORK (1]1'0 - The United Pre•• lnterratlorel maJor collep · basketball ratings with fir1t place votes _.., wonlost reeords in parentheses - man 34; 15. Marton Harding 30; Frldl)' W. Mionei!Ota ••• 27 U 37-21 in games at Pt. Pleaunt J2. Cleveland John Adams 38; 13. Euclid 35: 14. Clnton Leh- Cl..eland State at Walllh Francia (Pa.) at ~llle ~ID Domlnlcon ll Urbana Camon (Pa.) at YOOIIIPIOwnstale Thurlldl)' Wleblta State at Cluclmotl (MV) DIJlOaatRice "East ...., acorod a 311-36 overtime Yl.dof')'. dle eighth graders won (111-1) 276 3. Toledo Libbey (1) (1&.1) 200 4. uma Batb (i6-4) 186 5. Marllngton (16-4) 151 6. Columbus South (Js-2) 132 7. ZUoeovllle (I) (15-1) 122 a. Hamilton G.,.roeld (13-2) 1114 9. Slndusky (14-2) 72 10. East Live11>ool (14-0 41 0\¥.) East Gr~tWn 77 Xlvier 63 Ll)1te 76 Mhlq 75 (ot) wltmnstr (4) By United Pno.. The 1\felgo Seventh ,...... cage lrwa. with tlrst ,Place votes and won-l01t records in pa.renthesla: Team Record l'<llnte I. Columbus East(32) (I~ 373 t, caooton MeJ<Inle~ . ~to ..... r.. In OVertime COLUMBUS (UPO - Tile Unliod Preso I...,.._UOIIII Ololo hiido school Clab AJ basketblll n~ MAC ,.- Mid-American Conference 0 - Ohio Conference MO - Mtld-Ohio Conference SMOKELESS-ODORLESS $110,000 Judgment Asked City of Poirt Pleasant and Kf· wanls Club or Pt. Pleasant. began in Milson County Circuit Court Montay 11 a.m. Tbe action followed the August 5, 1966 death of Earl Harmon, 7 years old. in an accident at the local swimming 9001. In which the boy was r.lally llliured when a wall in the shower room ren on him. Judgment. ot $110,000 lo bel,. aoked. David Green or Charleston Ia counsel (or the plaintut and .Ray Musgrave is representing the • city ol Point Plealalt whlle tile Kiwanis Club is represeiX.ed by Carroll Casto. The trial was recessed Mona clay at 5 p.m. foll..,hwtestlm011)' lrom the plalmitrs wltne•ses aM was resumed toc111 at 9:30 Ratings Wilberforce atNortbwood(Mich.) Gas Incinerator / 1r1n ''keep " "~m-dum .. "-""' .._..,. •• "chick.,. They make It big witb bell bottom pants, long beads, abort skirts and all those other styles of t11e 20o. - H. seato at $2.50, compored with _17,_00~ ..... las!.mt.JI!IIlii.IIOP box seats at $1.50, compared )l'ith 1~,1100 In lt\1,,. iron PT. PLEAS ANT - The clvil trial, ArtheHa Harmon. admxr, of estate of Earl Hannon, deceased, vs. John Charles Hyer, Y,llege Ganies Hlrom at . - Carroll Mulkln&um ot De!loDco C<JIIep Baoketball lluulto By, United Preao lntemotional Clem..., lllt-79, llUiut defeateol MAI)>IMd 93-83, Gecqia', Tech trimmed Air Force 88-4'7, came In a loainl c.se. The Tlpro ftll 110-414 tp Tul-. ........ led all the WI)'. p!neo. ; ..... tbrooah ford Stumbo were named to lri· vestigate the Deed for a street light near the Jotat Baker residence ODd t11e llawllrip - Coats orlzed to - o d If thor <leem .... llgbt .....lllll'l'. It was repOrted that CCIIIrll')' to • councll policy thai ,.,. village rentero must pe.y rent in advance, one tenant fa In United Pre11 totematlonal Pltlol P«e Maravicb, t11e Datloa't leading aeorer, broke a Loulolalla Slaie record wllh 66 polrilt l6cloodl1 lmt It Joe YOII ,...,..... 22 [IOIIJI:IIor Weltmlnlter, while Lail')' Baker tttfon urge others not attending this session to be present Tuesday night. II>' New WUmJnpon. Pa., 7l.ti8, and Geor........ ~ XaYier ol Ohio 77..S at Woohlaeloli, D.C. The 11pro <i Wllmlnatoa ..... Glll1 their tldJ'd de.foot lri 16 ....... '!be wfn for In Town! Scores 66, But LSU Beaten 110-94 By Tulane w- The Hottest u. P~te M earlier thb IMIDO WU a 95-85 cwertlme do!eot. Oal,y two pmea wore pllyod llaolaT • t: <PLl · clolmod W I - I at the regularly scheduled meet1~ ot the school board on Tue... . -·· at Johlll carroll, .Mt....q:um at xavier iou charpd ... 25 llofllnce IIIII WW>orf,..ce at IIOf-' foub In the pme. Noi Uowood (Mich.). RacklOY 1111 hllh lcir llle ()blo. ~·--nclol')'O.er tile Boll........,ro to keep dtle '-• IUYo. Their lou to l'llr· arc too maQY union ramlltes. The group was urged to attend (Continued from page 1) vise the en.glneerlns firm of Floyd G. Brown that the stations are oot functioning properly and alao a request will be made to secure detailed printl or the system which will "be needed in the ruture. Council President Zerkle re-ported that an addition onto vtl)age hall will be ready ror occupancy In about three weeks. The ackliti.on will be used ror the office operations of the sewage and water departments. Council went on record as beIng against state prq>Osala that SUnday li(Jior sales be permitted and that such sales be put to a precinct vote. Copies of the Council's stand wUl be sent to Rep. Ral~ Welker and Senator Oakley c4llris. , . .. :j:e!'l<llt ouW: ~ilman :(]IH· 7th Graders KeiQGaotlllleri>eln(O) Unkol at Oblrllri (0) Tlpri. 1111 .lt palnh. . XIIVier'o 11-18 - , 1»1ber Gtmet .. tai> ....... lacJad.< R1""'111 !ouleo!, 001 with 6:59 to ed: Baldwla • Walla<e Ill Deal· /1!01' .. GeoriiiOwn handed the " - at Oltolf>eiJI. M o - 1 tlleir 13tb,!oll lri 20 llalal at Oberlill, Jllrom for..-pl.aco. The Colunlboe tum muot three membera ofthebolrd,Earl Keefer. Dr. C. L. Brolm alld Harry Siden to restga it they cooldo't agree on what tl\8 majority or the bus drivers want. It wa6 noted by several during the session that since thil issue has caused the children to miss school for three weeks and maybe some time Jolwer, another school levy will newr pass in Mason Court)', IS there Parking . The BoOermakeril have 1 · 11..0 ' - e ...,.. to defend, while osv, beaten "" l'llrmo alld WIICOI!IIn, hal I f.:! Tho 8relleyeo an tlod with Dllnola foundadcm of the'"'" drlverW<Il'k ._,.,_ an11 the reallon It ecMdd nul be aottlod - Oass AA - a t Ohio- (liT) BaldWID-Wallaee at Donllon (O) Mll!a!' llldthal ,lwll01' ' bleb thai ........ This- Week's TONIGII1' . · - ................ lo ....... IJoln out ot thai llulldi,. Ill No- Honor Students Announced c'.IGJ ...,re, Be......., ..L-·.., ""*""""bOt""" ."'.".': . - t h e ~<hoc>!. rr '"LUV" WILL LOWER THE VOTING AGE Dear Helen: I have heard there is a na- . ~' ....... """ driVOI'I Ill.., ~ ... till ot ~ Scbooi anlllld ho no .111"(1U'1111 ID ,.. fOro 1111 Grllld l'1"7 .. Tllurldoy to ... lllho ~,iliey.....W then, bombard your CongressThis column la for y o u n g men, your local newspapers, people, their problems and pleas- your state legislators, magaures, their troubles and hm. A8 zines, radio and TV stations with the rest of Helen Help US!, with letters urging, "'LET US it welcomes laughs but won't VOTE!" - and give all yoor dodge a aerious question with good reasons why. a brush~ff. Here's for a nationally lowSend your teenage questions ered voting age by 1970. You to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care can make it haDpenl - H. of Helen Help US! this newspa- Dear Helen: per. There was a letter rrom a HB115, S m i t h. Eliminates chief justices of rnunidpal courts trom statutes pertaining to elections of municipal court jWps. HB116, Bectrtold, ct aL Per· mits servicemen to renew operators licenses while on leave if he so desii-es without waiting until ne is out or service. HB117, Jones, et al. Esta~ lishes a commission to establish a public meditation and prayer roam in the Ohio Capitol. HB118, Fry, et al. Relieves the Legislative Service (!Jm· mi~11ion from the dJ,ity of collecting and publishing rules or state agencies. 1-18119, McLin, et a.l. Puts voting faculty member and stu. dent on board or trustees at • . IIIIJor IIIli 9"1.1' l>roooll!l ~ COLUMBUS (UPO- A glance at action Monda.y in die Ohio General Assembly: House Bills Introduced HBU3, Polcar, et al. Sets the expiration dltes ror operator and chauffeur's licenses. HBIU, P-tmberton, et al. In- creases volllbteer firemen's dependerR.I Cun;l benefits. (~--1) .~~"i:lrbnu. _...m. .. -llbe blo to - · ·-1969 oro, - 1llonamed Betty Crodler Homomal<er ol Tomorrow for W"""""' H II h Sdlool'"' tl1ebawother...,.. lri a ....- _......, IIIII altitude test on bamiJD.I!dnl 11•eD 1011ior eirl• De<:. S. Paulette's achievement b a 1 made her eligible for lllote ODd naUonal scholarlhips. 9\e a110 has been awarded a specially designed silver charm rrom General Mills, sponsor or tbe Betty Crocker Search for the Americlll Homemaker ot Tomorrow. ~. Choptaf d .· Pickets •• • · <OIIliiOdtlon IIIII will be a - •. .. : . .' " ·i • ' . • : I ' . . \r ~ aood track record for safety. 6.50-6.00·13 "'J•" COl'.. whl .._ll tvMieu •••• $1.11 '•..-1 E.c-1.. T•• s2o·97 SHOP AND lr ' •' �--.-----• - 'ftl 1~ Sf'll-1. ,,...., ~"'lflllort. 0., or-1-,, ...........,. U,tNI I - UN!ito, wllll a By United Press lnternltional IJernomlratoro ejected from rolunda COLUMBUS - STATE HIGHWAY PATROLMEN ejected 300 welfare demonstrators and college students frcm the state capitol rotunda Monday, after the grOl.(l occupied the building ror eight hours to protest weltare colldltions. About 28 persons were arrested, but most of them were released, only a few spending Morda.y night in Demonstrators had been given 10 minutes to clear out of the roturxla, which was cluttered with blankets, papers, cups and debris accumulated in eight hours of singing, ~hanting, prayi 1'18 and debate by an original grot~) of SOO who moved into the building after a block-long march rrom the YWCA. The protest was coordirated by the Ohio steering Committee for Adequate Welfare (OSCAW) and the Ohio Welfare -Rights Organization. They vowed to return. it-onWe.t primiples not given up PRAGUE - COMMUNIST PARTY First Secretary Alexan:1er Ducek today promised Czechoslovakia never to "abandon our aims" despite the Soviet invasion triggered by his retorm program. "The principles on which we based the concept of the postJanuary rerorm policy have remained valid, even though they were subjected tQ difficult tests." Dubcek told farmers in ~is native viilage oC Uhrovec in a M0D1ay speech braedcast by Prague Radio today. Long vigil qHlRI with three bodU!~ WOOSTER. OIUO - WAYNE COUNTY CORONER Dr. J. T. Questel said David Gloeckner, 32, app~rerK.ly killed his wife and two children and spent two days ln his home here with their bodies before taking his own lire Monday. The bodies or Gloeckner, a teacher .-t Parkview Elementary School, his wife, Judy, and tbeir chUdren, O.vid, 4, and Beth Ann 1 and the tamily dog were fowx:l Me& day. The body of the wife was found in the Uving room while the bodies r1 the children were in their beds. Gloeckner's body was found in a' bedroom with a .22 eallber pistol in his haJJ!. County Prosecu1or Keith Shearer said Mrs. Gloeckner had illed suit for divorce [rom her husban:l Oct. %5. Arfillery, maclainfwuru mock ceaae fire TIDS ENAM~ 77~ Emma Bright MENS OR BOY$ - Dies Monday C..anval! MAOON - Mrs. Emma Brlgtt~ 72, RD 1, Rutland, who died MmdB,Y evBDIDI 111 the Meigs Goneral Hospital, was born here Oct. 8, 1896, the daughter fA t h e late Thomas and Mlsaouri Clonch. She was a member of the Pine Grove Methodiat Cbureh.!ilewas alBO preceded in death by her husband, one son, two brothers and three sisters. !ilrviving are three daugbtero, Miss Ella Mae Bright, BD I, Rutland; Mrs. Elmer Althouae, Rt. 2, Albany, and Mrs. Joe MeMurray, Rt. 1, Rutland; a I!IOR, . James R. Clonch, Pleasantville; a sister, Lavina Hooton, San Jose, Callt.; three brothers, George ClODch, Rutland; W 11liam, Athens, and Frank, Henderson; 15 grandchildren and 7 areat"iJl'andehlldren. Funeral services will be 'Iburada,y at 2 p.m. at the Harri!ODVUie Presbyterian Clalrch with the Rev. Robert Smith officiAiinl. Burial will be 111 Wells Cemetery. Friends may call at the Martin Funeral Home Wednesday. The body will lie In state at the cta&rch one hour prior to ser- ~OW Bask~tball White or Black ' Them f ( wllb bll wife, 1011 and daqbter.b-1 ... ill Ute Detroit IUtlurb d. Groll• ' "'rt. CAN KITCHEN STOOL White and Colan Roll Ups..... . With Bottle 0peMr UMIT ONE .•..t'-. OPENER s .4. real..,.! White; Yellow, s 87 Slims - A • lines • Walkers Prints • Solids • Plaids . All METAL ! SYUIIDY I 14 Americans Iron Comfortably! . '. ...... ~· S7 ~~~ Newest Spring S~lesl LEG FRACTURED 1be Pomeroy emerpncy I(JUad anawered a eail to the Wither• rellldellee on Uacoln Hoighta GIRLS DR.ESSES fltlp . . . . . . --.,~~~ow~~, 'I'M,~. ', . . ' . ~ -,~· ' PoMEROY LIONS Club, rosulor meeting, Wedm!sday, 1 2 - . Mra. Charles Dyer, Mrs. Gal'olnerO)' . U n I I o d ·MA!thodll1 lea Bnnm. Mrs. Tom Cassell, Qmreh; Tom Cooooll ha·• pro. ...... oo Boy Seoul Week. e the· ball. ttr, m. .Mory Lym, FEENEY - BENNETT P o a t American 7:30, at 128, \l'ednesday, at tile hOme of Mrs; Sarah Gibbs; loin, Georgia Wllliam~m, hoateas. SYRACUSE Third WedneodiJI HmieiDokero Club, Feb. 12, at 10 L m., Municipal Park here; HKnc:Jw Your Coumy Go\'&rDr ment'" to be. the topic; lelders. Mro. Hermon Loudon. Mro. Dll- oae 6. ..... ,. mon Ferrell; hostesaes, M r s. Wllllam Hayea, Mrs. Howard Nolan m:l Mra, Milton Roush; roll call wortl, "'Heart." Potluck luneh 1t """"' eoch brlnglow bor \' Mr. anil Mrs. ~Block­ !prings lid., enter-,. 1alnod .Sunilly "ith 1 pu1;)' in ,_ .....e of the blrlbdl,yl ol llro. F. E. Shoorre~ of COiumlou• IIIII MrL DoYe Wiley of ReftftiW<JOII; W. YL Attendlow,.ore ill-. ond Mro. F, E. Sbultor, :w-nd guesta of the Bloek-.tons, Mr. 1Dd Mrs. WUu, MP. and .Mro. WDbor Bolley, Mro. LeDon Spencer, and tile ho&ta' chtl4ren. f!llerrle, Bruce i'bl Bob. PORTABLE HAND MIXER YearGuan~nt.. Made 'ln USA 1'0-N'S CANVAS OXFoRDS While - llack • . ' ' COicin All Sizes! .-------f ' .......... ·GIANT OOMCAL DAISEY : B•tterie~ Lont' ~ Mra, Jerry L. Cline, Pomeio,, son, 12:32 p:m. Monday; Mro. William K. White, 2l!OO Chestmt St., daughter. 12;28 p, m. Mondoy. Discharge• Elmer H, Belue, Mrs. Sabra A. Clark. Harry Coughenour, Jr., Tereaa D. Daniel, John H. Evans, Fred Facemire, Mrs. Annie a Galloway, Samuel Glover. Richard A. Hudson. Mrs. Arthur E. Gibbs, Mro. llonlld S. Lewis, David Loudermild, Mrs. C~nce J. OUer, Barbara H. O'Comor, MrL. Opal F. Queen, Darleen Roberti'; Douglas A. Se.y~ ler, David L. Vaughan. Mn. Clara Welch, Wilbur casto. Mrs. Verne Blazer, Clrl Horky. Mrs. Clifford C. Oberholzer, and IDtant son, Mrs. John M. Pape, and infant daughter, Mrs. Jdm E. RoblnSOD and infant daughter, Mrs. Kenneth D. Seeley and infant daughter, and Mrs. Ralph E. SWint and infant daughter. C. Y. M Planning ' .... , mlfted. ' .•' Eo. ,..,.,_d · bullt In ~e doon The home ecoaomllt u 1 e d siicloa to Wulllrate her talk on lila blatory of herbs and opicea and lhelr proaent u11 In lmaglnatl.., cookery. h served ..,.. era! IIIJIIUII dlaheoJ>HP~H~~wlth vartaua herbl a n d llpieea. Alllounoement was made of a buo1Jlo11 . . - , to be held at the bome of Maxi.. winpu m Fell. 18 at 7,30 p.m. BOOSTERS TO IIIEET The Eastern L o c a 1 School District Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 tonight at the hl,gh schooL provide a HEll -PICII UP 101111\I'HIHG FOR TIIAT SPECIAL "OHI" YET? ls6r'sflerlst 59 H. h4 A•o. H2-5560 MIDDLEPORT, D. $200 a year atate sub- Mr. ond Mro. Keith ADderlOll of WUmingtoo, Del., are llllllOIIIOing lbo birth of a daurlhter, Krlatin Lol&h. The bal>y ""' bom Feb. 8 at the Wilniii1Bfoo General Hoopital and we1ahed seven lba., o u r wneea. GriDdparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Fraaoe• AndlrJGn of Mlddieport, and Mr. ond Mro. Paul Frere of Fort Pierce. FIL Great-IJ'antlp&rllltl are Mrs. E. J. Heines, l'bmeroy, and M r 1, Lillian Femell IIIII Mro. LoYine Frere, both f1. Fort Pierce, Fla. r Buy ot ~our prlee- C:cnd Tabloa -Step Stools - Radios Ta,a Reor:ordeia Pillows - Lawn P:urnltu,. - Book Shalf - Toy Cheats Daalta - Thou ora o f.w ol the lt.~~ta ho- aold an ffla Radio Auction. ... ninety years following his greatest success, the first incandescent light bulb-we wonder how this tireless, dedicated man would react. How would he face the staggering problems of today, of which all of us are familiar? Somehow we feel this iron-willed man would marshall his talents and keep searching for the brighter side. For it was Thomas Edison who, having completed 10,000 experiments and test's with a storage battery, all of them failures, said, "I h~ve not failed, I've only found 10,000 ways that won't work." Edison tested 1,600 substances until he found a carbonized thread that would give 40 hours of light, then tested 6,000 more to find a better filament. · It was Edison who said, "Genius is 99% perspiration and 1% inspiration." We commend to all of us-the nation and the worldthe spirit that was Edison. The spirit that revolutionized civilization and bestowed us with these inventions: Jven a puohbutton ashtray. They're little thing& that make the big things about BD 88 that milCh more eojoyable. · 'The omoother, softer ride on ita new. lOnger, 124-inch wheelbaoe. The q:uiot I'OmfOrt oftbatroomy - , • , ·. . . And a neW anti,. t~ ipltlon, ~~ !lnd,U.iUmlaoikm loCk tor ~ad lleeurlty. :- nltem. · ··. . . ,, · \)'~it I , !, bit-car l;lod;r· 1 ~~ -~ And tha ' . . .... 4~(1111 big, .-.pon- ' f 'l "- 1 1"- ~ I H sive Roelr.Ot V-8 eoiine. Go ·tel. llli 'Oido1dealer show you: you're cloier to Olda than you think. Modoe Pkoureo Uahollulb DH/0 POWER COMPANY MEETING POIII'PONFD Yielnamo10 el'liillas. A meotlll!l of lhe !lrro<11oo LOCAL TEMPS Thlnl Woidneodl,t lllmlemokorl Tho .._........ In dc\wDiowo d ........., ..1.. "" .... hat l'omlrOJ 1111 Lm. 'llleodl,t, 1111- . polljloolld Feb, trl. clor 1111111\Y llldes, waa 38 dtf(reoL unw ·' .. ., I ' ' . '. ,., ' . '. ., • ~~~-'Itt. , WILL SOON BE On your dial Cholra - T ablaa Lo111p1 - Ml"or' Clothe• Ho•l*'•Woll Pl0111u•• Mattreuas - · Ruga ·-·willie ... -... Ill '-'' 1 Birth of Daughter Being Announced lloul!o Iiiii• Iiiii .. 'AI.Eimii'S '' The first attack came Mon- Racine. da)' nlRbt. Elilbt 107mm rocl<etl DISCHARGES - Anla Perry, olammeci into the Army camp, Poorle Toyto.-, Lyle H.l'oeU, amastung a me11 hall and WGUDd- GlemTuriiOl'. lng the M!ericano. Todoy c:ame the oeeond onoi&Uiht, wamding two FllipiDo ooldlero and thno ' olrieelnNI~ In the lower chamber, U bUll were ia&l'Odooed and oae jol.ut reaolut1on ••• olfered. .. told tho - llllp. Jim Tholpe, 11-AllioDce, l«l )l<ldl,y Dl&ht 11 11Dt to expoet their pr<llllemo to be introdueod the joint reaalution olived'' ~- He said the 1nd a ._moo bilL The two hearlrl:• today were to COOJider ilelnl provided lor JoU or "orkeommittee ond lbe eunmit- houae lmnatea, CGIIIlll8d tor . tee migbt DOt report until next mi-...-a, to ._ permittod to bold outaido OJq>loymenl. year. Hop. Patrick Sir-, DCleveland, intrOdueod a meoaure In the llouae whleh would -wiD WMPQ- 1390 momoraliag Rellllouo Emjlhoolo ni&ht at the lollddleport Flrot United Prot- · tJke q!IW ·~JU'dQ!Ie N-- A oo prmot Nddq wltb berb1 wa• at...n lot Belt1 mombero and IJlella of Alpba Epall101 Chapter of Alt>loa Dolq Kappa .-... eeatly at lhe COlumbia Gu Co. 'Itt or buic -value. . On Gourmet Cooking otate Hi2h"'JJ e~ eel them trmn u.. bufidlow and lo<iood it lor tile Jlla!o~ - 'liN. 8,45 _A.M. lng; all veterans welcome. Jacob Turner, c:ommander • PORTLAND - GREAT BEND Homemakers Club, 11 a.m. Thoraday, at home Mra. !lllrlo.Y .loluYon; ea•.b to brlngValeoUne; afternoon program topic, "Colors and You. •• XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Beta Sigma Pbl SOroriQ', Thursday, 8 p.m. home or Jean Morgan, Mlddlerol1; wear slacks. TWIN CITY !~nine Club, 'lbursday, sao p.m. dub room In Middleport; entertainment and danc:lng;, a.riDers and wives; bring OO.ered dilh and """ table oerviee. got yourself a lot of • ' Demonstration Given d-. Po- TWo bills "ere ottered in tht Se111te. Four .lj)poi- by alred Ill ...... w.. Gov. Jamea A. Rhodea were illt 1 confirmed. ~,.. Woeit, 7,30 'lbursday But we dOo't otop there., We abra111 put alnJ val11111 into ,an Qlda 88 that keep it 'II'I!Y of ita prjce. F. Auetlog;t;·. s,aq p.m., lollowdfbf.' ,ao meel- 88'1 lilt-car world, you've . Oaarle• Cooflrmed Baker's Radio ball.~m~~~~-~ Once you move into BOXES·,. .' Speaker ~ .... HAVE YOU HEARD? REGULAR meeting, M e I g s Chapter, D.A. V., Butternut An •• Joarbudget. G4G ' House the !wood lor tho oixlh ..... cl -Ia-~ ~--....wm• the 1081h Gonorlll Aallllllll¥. .. of tho 111M tho .... . nen week. IIIII Mrs. Mal< Donahue. oloift Oldsmobile's . Great 88 EsCape. step into ·Ute big·car world wiu.o.t ouwsteppiag ' -•llllb •tate'a welfare l)'atem. . mill_., ... _ • •ldJ lGr .-ch MJ ,. ,_ 1 nl1 If Aetion woo reiotlveJr Nondoy nl&ht •• Jealolatoro .... .Plans were made tor a skating party at the Skate-a-way rink on Feb. 18 when the RockSprings United Methodist C.Y.M. met Sunday event~ at the church. Connie Radford, preside !'It, ~ ened the meeting. Prayer and scripture readings were given by Mrs. Hugh Bearhs. Mar,y Lou Radford conducted roll call with members responcllng w.ttb a verse of scripture. Group si~~ ing was led by Miss Radford and Tom and Bobby _Ball presented the program using ••It's the Law" as the theme, Sharon Brawley wUI have charge ot the program com- COMMUNli'Y SERVICE Ohio HCIUH 10 !llsc:uu the poa.. oibiliey or haq 1 Joint H.._ Kurfeoo, 11--iial Gr-, told fAlaht w e l r a r e demollattltoct Nondoy n I • ht lbo hoorilw "ouid .. bel4. 11Je .PromiM came u 300 demooatnloro oe~ the rottnla of the stele ...,11<11. Alter elaht hours of Skating Party Soon .. Colon! ~ ' ,, ; . THURSDAY GUIDING STAR Coun~ll 124, Dougltters _o f ~erleo Lodge, S.V· ra~, It their hall Thursday, Feb. 13, it 7:30 p. m.; potluck d1mer It 6 .P. m., eaeh member to brill£ 1 cCIIlle volontine. Admiaatona PublicaUon of lldmisaion1 18 suspended until further ootice. Births • ·', : Pr.' ,. Fl f"'hligbt own table aervice. - lion, Roek 87 Cionl •4100. SIIAKESPEARE CLUB, HO p. MrL Robert llnffDw1, Lotarl; MtL Mory Berry, MIIOJI, I D d Cblrleo Berry, Cborleaton. Great - lflodlivenls ore Mro. ~- (Nono) Hollman, Letart, ~ Mr, ond Mro. B. F. -rd, Gllli.S 5tZE 9 YO 3 AI sOt !olondl,y o!lerDoon """"' Coell FJ.sensteln, work:lnl there, reeelved .. ._..a !raetured lee 1n a tall. He waa taken to Veter8118 Memorial llnapltal and ad- MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - BeUe 'lbeln, -nd. \. Gr.-renta ll'e Mr. a n d 11M 1 "-11. . t· Size 3 To 14 Amdliar)', Tueodl,t, 7,30 p.m. at ileodquartera; each to bring a valentine; an audfon wUl be byterian Church; Rl\'. Nyle Borheld. den, Gsliipollo State btotitute, omo ~A PHI Chapter, Beta apeaker; apeclal muaic by the Slp!a Phi Soror!Q', 7,30 p.m. Mouat Moriah Boptlst Choir; Tuesday In tho Columbuo ond sponsored by Feeney ~ Bemett - m Oblo Eleetrie CO. of- Post 128, American Logton. Minl!eoa; !be Zirkle has eulturlll isters olthe eommuniey will parprosram; Loio Clelland and Cor- tidpote. . o1yn Satterfield, retrellhmonts. BRADBURY PTA, 7:SO 'lburaLADIES AUXILIARY, l.ewlo dB,Y nigbt at the Bradbury EloManley Poll 263, 7 p.m. Tues. mentary School; Founder'• Day, day at tho Mount Moriah Boptlat with recognition ol past presiChurch, Middleport. FORESr ROSE Counell 285, dent; Larry Morrl- A 1 I I. !ilpt. ol the Melgo- Loeal School DIW8(rters ol Amerieo, 1,30 p.m. District, SPeaker; refreshments Tueadari all members urged to sened by sodal comirdttM; door prize awarded. · WEIIN&!ilAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 7,30 POMEROY CIIAfTER 80, RoyThuraclay ni!lil~ at home of Mr • a1 Ar b Ma 0 110111• llated eoovoea • and Mra. Amoa Laonord. lim, WMa~~· 7,30 p.m. Porn· . ELEANOR CmCLE, Heath eroy ...,.uc Temple; past mu- Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. ter's deiree to be eonlerred: Thursday; Jaek lhvin has propreporationo made lor 111opeetim on art; Valentine party, on Feb. 2S; dinner at 6:30 with gram members 1nvlted to bring busladltis as KUeltl, precedes lnbanda or guests; devotions by I(IOOtim. Norma Jean Stiver"'; hoatesaes, LETART, .W. VL - Mr. and lilrL Semmy llolllnln are ..,. ~~~~~ lbo birth of ......... 3ottbo>St. ~·_H.... Hunli....... Mjllod Amy • IJld. l'lll&hfn«:-S ll>s.. 11 01. Mr. IIIII Mro. HOIDniJl ..-. lbe parents of onotiterdaiQih- Pr. VANWYCK . I . ' ., Pt. Pleooant; Mro. Jack Hendrlck&, Ft. Pleasant; AOOrew McCallister, Gall~il Ferr.)'; Patriela Cowger, Pt. Pleaaant; MelonJe Rolllna, Pi. Pleasant; Mrs. Stephen Alford, Milton; Mvetl Rotlblna, Pl Pleuant; Sidney Durst, pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Marrin Bennett, Pt. Pl~aant; hue. pt. Pleaaant; O.rles Fluharl,y, Pl. Pleolliat; Dolma<Dow•on, Pi. Pleasant; William Oldaker, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Or· BIRTHDAY OBSERvED ...... WOMENS SKIRTS 3 '" Feb. 3 Announced A~aado s 17 Choose NEW SEASON I SMART COLOIS I Ajusts So You Birth of Daughter A FANTASTIC VALUE! COLOits AND 5YYW 'i'OU'Il WANTI PenBJ '1•11•a.. ......, _.us, lrreaulanl $ •. ·-' From Our S.lf Serve I~ONIN (; BOARD :':Jo lilra. Edna Reibel, Mro. Laura _ -~-. Mro. Gla<\Yo Cackler, Mro. Bernlee D>erobaeb, -lira. Doris Gruoser, Mrs. Edith • ·-•.... .......,, 111111 ~•-._,._..... .Grueaer, IIIIIs Boroiee Am Dunt, ond lira. Marprot Seidenabel. WOMEN'S SPRING LOAFERS Mecl Tall - Yall For Freedom k bad been IIIKJWlced prevl- ME'rt\L SEAMLESS STRETCH PANTY HOSE Iicavoli Bid ouly that Ucavoli wwld live FLEcrRIC Mens "Rockford" Work Socks- 34c Pr. Marshmallow PuffoWinner ot his parole." WOMEN'S SPRING BLOUSES ' Made from Racine 1111 flolatlon S Coi9N 21" Hlth Many Solid Colon! L cream and eoke BOrYod by Mra. Jla,yes to Mra. Mabel Beartta, 1 Yr. Ouaninlwl Fils Size 10 To 13 u.- -~-•N- · · - ,..,.eo - - -·., lhe put eblelo ol Malnolla 'hmp(e, Pytblan Siotera, at •r homo 'lburodl,t evening. Mrs. Efbel llenrt preoided altho meetiJlgllldeh - o d with prayer !rom .tile program book. Tbe valertiDe theme waa carrted out In retreolunento ol lee Mr s Amel and Nyto.. Dacnm And Cetton - ORtON SOCKS Emergency Runs ...._d Are Entertained WOMEN'S SPRING PANTS MENS STRETCH Petite - Average dlera. MUitary spokesmen said 300 u. S. troops and heiicapter gunships counterattacked. But they said the guerrilla gumen escaped amid a barrage ot 600: Allied mortar sheila. Temple Post Chiefs NEW f.AIIRICSI NEW COLOISI WIDI Llct Olt 'APHID. HIGH 8UI.K - ORLON & NYLON BERLIN - WEST BERLIN'S EXTREMIST atudents today threate.ned to demonstrate against Preaidert Nixon when he comes here Two Feb. 27 on his Eurapean tour. "We will not be blocked by police," they said in a resolution pasoed by the leftist- dominoted otudent parliament or .111e Free Universlty. The Racine Emergency Squad answered two calls Monday. Henr.)' W. Sloane, at Local 21, Portland, was taken. to Veterans ATLANTA, Ga. (!JPD - A Other grand .Prize winners Memoriol Hospital by the squod .Wage clopuzy clerk from ilop- were Mrs. Earl Wyman of Pem- after apparently suffering a cor. klns, Mim. today won $25,000, bina. N. D., top wbmr 111 the 01'81')'. He was later t.ranalerted lneludlng the grand prize lor convenience mb: dlviaim with to Holzer Medical Center by UD· her magic marshmallow crea- her ..Very berry lemm cake;" bulance. Paul Holter, 47, Racine, ond Mrs. Marlin c. Senne of was taken to Holzer Medical -l]Uifs, In hake-of! 20. Mrs. Edna M.. Holmbgren was Thompson, Iowa, grand prize Center where he wa.s admitted one of three $10,000 grand prize winner in the nour division with as 1 medical paUent. winners. An ootrant in tbe bake- a chocolate cake and OOC<JIIIIt petAr tor 10 years, she said she can m11111 baked together, then plane to spend part of her prize rolled to make a (Jllck dessert. NEW i1AYEN - The Now money traveling to California Mrs. Holmgren's crescent Haven pjllic library ln ita and Hawaii. pull• are crescent dinner rolla WJ1IIII>od arwnd sugar and <111- new location at 1bird and Main sts.. In the former Methnamon coated marshmallows. odist Church building, will bold The crescent dou.gb pd'fs up Wropen houle Saturday, Feb. 15, Ing bakll1g as the mar81unaliowo !rom 1-4 ond 6-8 p.m. wllb a melt awa,r, leavlng a rich cinnanag raising CerenHllll' at 1 mon center. p.m. lod by the Woodmen of the World. Tho Wohama ilich School blllll wiD aioo perform. The publie II invited. SAIGON (!JPD - Communist roeketa today bombe.rded lor the second time in 12 hours a U. S. Infantry base on a main guerrU ~ la invasioo route from Cambodia tAl Saigon, wounding 10 persons including 14 American 801- .,. 66 Sm.8Yo20 Pt. Plea-; Mro. Plul Rouah, Pt. Pleoooat; Mrs. Million! Hutton, Mflldl_.-t; Homer Gardner, rod, Mrs. Icy TQ"lor, Mn. Jean ville Williamson, Southside; Mrs. Parker, Mr1. S1na Murphy, Mrs. Jerry Searles and son. Rutland; Am Summerfield, Mro. Mildred Mxrs. John FJllott, Pl Pleasant; caldwell, Mra. Edna Summer.. SPECIAL MEETING, lor Dem- DoiPJe Hill, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs, field, Mrs. Doria Wood)vd., Mra, oerata at Mel&• r:9UII\Y Demo- Randall Woodall, Pt. Pleasant; goie - Follrod and MrL sorah crat HeadQuartero, Pomeroy, 7,. Henry Reltmire, Ma8011; Mrs. 'COldwell. 30 p.m. 'lllesday. Russell Patterson, Ashlarii, Ky.; Sendlow glfta ..... Mro. Nil• SYRACUSE FIRE DI!IL Lodleo Bruce Dennis, Pt. Pleasant. Pr. .... Spri"9 Colors Are Wounded CHIIIRII$. CKS PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPIT AI. Holzer- Medical Center, Flrst ADMITTED: Ben Kesteraon, Ave. Vioitllw hlluro 2-4 IIIII 7-11 Pomeroy; . Mr1. Roae Perkin•, p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics P~ Pleoeonl; Rowlr4! Greenlee, Wan!. Ross WlnebreDJlllr, Letart; Jea.ate F1aher, South aide. DISCHARGED' Walter Dooo- Pnaent beside• the hosteaaee were Mra. ll'ene Parker, Mrs. Helen Woode, . Mro. elora Foil- :cHotDurr-. r~rlls c ~ s 94 Teens Love Them - - - Women AppreCiate and Mrs. Wilma Park- dworeoonwd. Coloray's- • th)' Hess lted. with mlfttatun booties, lee eram, eotree, tel, ape( Kool· Oxfords All Sizes- Shirley Hamm, Mr11. Carrie Hamm, Nlu Don Hamm, Mrs. ODie Atberioo, Mro. Nikki Loilhte-.elmer I Mra. Iris carr I Mra. Charlotte Van Meter1 Mrs. Doro- lleoutilul IIIII ulieftll gifts. Relnollmento ol <Ike oleeor- i. CUT s Moulded Sole Flndllfw, Ml·a. GenGuJhf'le, Mrs. Janice lifwer. Mr1. Juan[t! swam, Mrs. above it. MrL Poole, u1i1ted her COUJiu1 .OJIOilld ,..ny Out • • M..-.n~ Mioek Ul arriv.4 Lew bllllset pn6M •• \\''hhr-.,.. ~.Try·~'. you'D Hb H~ SPRAY Mra. - l!f VINYL LATEX PAINT GaDo11 with 1 . The glfttablowaaeerteredwlth • llldte 1nd blue ._ooiJlOI con!llniow • childhood doli or Mro. Poole'a with • whlte dcmt fbina: I OUR MONEY SAVING "VVCTTR" worry about that Wben we Ret to iL •• Also, It was never eltabliabod just what the oity'l lhare would be, dr- on what ba1ia. Biggs poll1ted 0<11 that octlon mu1t be taken on the land IDdthe preliminary pJan1 now tllat the clt,y was already working on an extenalon of Ume whlcll II ~ m February 28th, and after that date the opportunicy fD take odvantage ot the federal grant would be nil. ltonored Poole W11 ltork lhowor Jon. 17 altheb- evieve o f b o r - , Mr.andMro.W'U- Ritchie, ati-1. Treasle ~r, ~r Parker. Hoateaae1 were her Mr1. F1orenee Spencer, Mr1. EIcoullnl, Mr1. Nancy Adlm1 aJd UDDr -lea, Mrs. Ftorence Michael, Mrs. Mary Hamm, Mrs. llioooo Lonon ond Louloe aol. Grace SWartz, Mrl. Doris DO· m:EK- ENo FINISHF.S OUR .Pre.ident NU:on draw• atudent threat not oxrtact or places he aftould DDt 10." said George Dentoo, dllef of the A4llt Poroie Aulborlcy. "II he did it would be Welfare System Drawing Attention COWIIBUS (Upl}- A hoor· lq waa aet tor todaJ In the Suz1 C811>0nter, LONG BOTTOM - Mro. lfar- Robinaon, Mra. !la lSRAElJ AND JORDANIAN TROOPS (QQght a series of artillery and machinegun duels aloag the cease - ftre line today and a Jordanian military spokesman in Amman reported three Israeli jet attacks Mondoy ni!lilt and today. The Jordanian spokesman said six Israeli jet tighten aew over tho ""'" or Aqlbo and Wlldl Yatm today Just north or tho Gulf of Aqbbl in one of the attack& He said Jordanian ground fire beat oU vices, the attackers. COUJMBUS (!JP1) The llate Parole Board toda¥ clof>Jed action on a parole request by prohibition era gangster Thomas Yonnie Licavoli, sentenced 'to a lite term in comectlon trith four murders. The board said ln a statement LlcavolJ"s cue would come up again tor review in April. During that time, the board laid, It wanted to determine it UU' condltions need be Lmpoatcl on Licavoli it he 11 paroled. "This means we would determine lt thore were people he 0., Tuesday, #Stork Shower Recently Jail Is Delayed n.ll1 Soatil!ol... P~l'O)'-Iflddlopnrl, a the clty'alharewaseom~~Jtrom. and the anawer was ''We will '' 'lllo MrS. 'Poole Honored With lot of ....-,.. 11or1 o1rue1ure with a ftalbie IDII work, to a nter prob- PT. PLEASANT - POYolopllldeb ewld .. Cor 1111111' tldnp; Ill eial>t lane ment of tile prq>Ooecl- C<Jw>- lem. Q- Cultural.J!ecreotlonal Center illall tbat lllo Idle bowlinl ollq' owtmmlnl pool was mt IINI'Iy aa ~lirable in wllb a coa<rele clock, lll'tl IIIII qaln lo on the move. C11Y """'dl n II h t bll ClPiniool II tile Or-.. c;r.ttl rooms, contl'ol eemer, •tttorbed Mayor D. B. llor- achool alte, but ainee ttda wu oftl.ees, exercise I'OOIJ'll. lObby pn and dty attorney Ray ~~­ tllrDed down. then thl1 alt.e • • ond DUI!IerGUI featoroL FoliowinC dlacuoaioallllllllullr the bell to be !OIIIld tllat -.ld ll'•ve to opUon land lying be-. of the prellmiiiiJl'plautlleCOIIII.tween Mea-rool< and 30th meet Q.U&UticaUOna. cll accepted the .»>UI u pre-. Street as tile lite tor the cenThe land hao alreo<IY core drilled, ond John Cooper aented and alto odo!>leclaHoolu. ter. 'The plot which contains 11 of the Soli Coneorvalloa, wbo lion to ....t the plano to the ledacres, was quoted at the price haa looked over the 1ite, baa of- era! &OV•mmtlllt lor - a l . The cost of tbe Clllter waa mee -. $1,600 per acre, but the q)- fered to lin adviee on correctaaaiD dloeuooecl. Tho QQl proinc the water problem. tlon price was not disclosed. Clll1ton Bryan and Dick Smith Jed cost The grolll\d was owned by the - · at $1,S40,f1. Architects Aaaoclate submk- ooo, with $16,000 111.-..dy apChurch of Christ. G. A. Biggs, chairman ol the ted preliminary plana for the proved lor the prellJnlnor)'..,..k, committee for the center, told center on the new alte. T h e after which an applleatloa: Clb oouneUmen that this site was building as ahown, comaina 37,- be made lor !laal drawings. One couhcllman asked where not 100 per ceilt perfect but is 700 square teet and Ia a one BY MAXINE WALTERS • \. ·Center Project on Again -·~ -- 'i' ,. •• �• ·~ - Solllool, -.. . _............. • 0., Too. . . . ~ • u. lHt • t A IXJ•rLE .'HOMEWORK' Watching W~nt Ac.Js Brings ~Top Grade WANT AD OEADLIN!S S , .•. o.; l•ftro ..-ucotier~ Mon4o, CedliM 9 •·•· c.... tt.tltoAI ' Cllf'rtoCiion• __, . . ~·· ' • .• . ,., 1111 " QUALITY O.y fll P-llcollon "EGULATIONS TM P .... litlwr ,,,.,.,., ,._. r6fht n. ,...u ..... iM:~I i~Moor1J.., . RATH For Wont All S.rviu 5 contl ,., W.,d one Intortion Mini"'""' Chert• 7Sc 12 eonu por wvrcf thrto coMIC..,. tift lntettlont . 11 COftll ,... Word til toniiCvfiwO •. lllrl!e '1'00111 aparlmatt. Arnold Bro. llors, liB E. Main St., Pomeroy. Phone 992--. 2-7-tfe 2-11-lle FIVE ROOM apartment, close to Pmneroy busillesa dlstrlct. Pbolle ~. 2-7-Ue WE WLSH to express our sl~ Mwlo Hauck In Memory IN MEMORY of our lovi.Jc son arxl brother, Pte. Charles Edward Miller, who died ln Luxemburg, Feb. 11, 1945. The month of February again is here For us, the saddest of all the year. For it was on the eleveuth day Tbat our dear Charles passed :away. W~re always thinking of you, . To be brave we're trying, Dear God alone koows how we miss you At the dlwn of this new year. Mr. and Mrs. Edwanl MiUor and Family. and f rooms, fumlsbed, new wall.o, fiooro, furniture. private parting. out of Ill Roods, sewing m8cbine cue. Si&btlY Zag LARGE HOME, altracllvt 1111'rounclings. !'0880D8ble to reliable person. 141 Lincoln Hill, owner W. E. M<Qulg. 8 Canterbur)> Lane. East Aurora, New York. In portable used. Does .,. erytblng withoot attaclwnenfs, $1.110 per week or fuU price of $41.11. For free home demontrtrallon, call 11112-211!1. J.Nie Notice DUE TO conflicting interests The Ravens will 1101 be play· inll at the Hotel Martin on Friday as previously an· uounced. :Z.III-3tc bultonbole, dam, monogram, tt<>. Pay last 3 payments of 15.80 mmtltly. Guaranteed. Pllone 9112-:11185. 2-ll«c clubs, churches, etc, i good <Gtldllloll. Will sell In small lob f1 each; entire lol, 1?0. :r..u~ Phone 742-M4Z. FOUR ROOM furnished apart. ment. Phone 992·3658. 2·1l·lfc WIRE TEJl. Scb118111cra, Dacltollunds and Pondlles puppy trim. Bartaroo RIERS. Pugs. min. Kla., CoolvUle, Ohlo. Pllone ..,..... U.lfllc ForS.Ie at homo - OOC~(Pbt VACANCY lor two elderly pea. pie. Pierer prlvalo paid pollonta. Pbone Muon, 77»185. l~Uc HelpW•nted 1tiAN FOR heating, roofing and air condltlonlng. Steady work, married or handicapped pre· !erred. Wrllo P. 0. Box 150, Pt. Pleasant. W. Va. or pllone ~ after 6 p.m. 1-IH!p LADY to cook and wort, and u.. ln. If 1101 Interested In u.tnl ... do nOI ........ tldl od. """"" 1191-5Zil. 1-We ' w.nted LADY to work parltlme in n.. ohop. Applv Dudley's Plorllt, Middleport, Ohio. 2-11·31c "C:;_ ..,. ' U-121p l""!f.,1il"'R hrmmin!f. all~>ratlons . etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Maoon. Pllone 'IT.I-5651. 4-30-tfr 0..., • SOME III'RAW. Pilone . . . , . furniture, dllhes. . Mro. Rowan! W. Main St .• Pome· 1-Z.Uc BIGGEST SALE BUYS Ill TOWII 25%0FF All Winter Clothes Prices Lower Than Ever Shirts, Work Clothe•, P.J.'s, Socks, Ho ... Flann•l Shirts We'r• Forced To Mov• At Sovlnts To You! Bryants Budget Shop 101 W. Main -· 992·589o Pameray e.mn· Busl- Sen.icll CUR'l'ISII Tl!lCIINICIAII', 1.&Porker, Pomeroy residence or tll'l.mt Otlolvme eall lllallllll, willlll llioU- (0IId day Greetlnp. D1111J lllftlct wl1b limited Suttday , _ -· INI-Ute C. C. BaADPORD AtJCnOIIBER Complete ....... ..__ ..,,···· a ..-.. .:-;;;. UoaN 'OOTAUJ ...,....... sCIIIIDIJ1.a m --- GllfSUal J'mlei'&J' TuJ!Nl ab'- (Gn.l) • Propert)' Tu (o...J . Jllbm:tmee Tu fOro.> ... 1.1"'·" .... 111.111 . . u..tl ........ .... . .... Loul~ ~ Otl'er IH.II5 TOTAL a&CDI"fi . . . . • . I l,.ll.t.M 'I"OT'"AL 8J'.QJNJrONO Tal' AL IIXPDIDm.JJIJ:8- AIR CONDmONING Rolrtgeratltm servl«!<. Jacl!'s Refrlg. oration, New Havon. bone IIIUO'II. 4 • lfe ftU raoncnoN . . • ' unNDnvua- ·~ J..acDID T.U rt1MD RAL.UICII, .1~· uc : 41u. S.7-7tp ..,, """"" 74UI$S. IP YOU'RE wanting to (I1QI' a tom price look no longer. $2100 wiD buy you a knr...ui. ace ltltiB two toned oolor Pcm· tlac GTO wltb I _ . fraDt. mission and 400 cubic iD<II - · Offering to sell fi.OOO below purdlUe prlee. Pllme IIWQ1 after • p.m. ~ •.alter 2 p.m. OD 1Jom. Uled, Winter ....... Oil - tradcml and equl(liiii!IIL Jl&. duoed Winter rates 011 Gravely repalrl tbrtJucb FtbnaarJ. BUDGET PRICE furnllule '"' - lltlrd floor bUdget lllop. Baker Furniture. Middleport. Oldo. II* SEWING MACHINES. repair oervlee. all motes. WY :r.. tll4. Tho Fabric Slaap, PoiiJ. eroy, Autllorl2ed Singer Sales and Servleo. We Slutrtlen 9cl!tlorl. :1.-lf.lfe "·" Incur~ nee ........ =-·==JE:::: 0 ·~ 1 . ....., ......... . . tlt..tOO.OO AUTOMOBILE lni!J!'IIII«!< ben oanee11ecl? Loot JOIII' operat. .,.. UcenseT ean 992-291111. • u 1ft ........ ~ C... N.. IDRII ' ·- - ....... DIIIIM ~ tlaM 0... YOIIt of Jladne, Melli CcNII.tl, Olalo. bu - - 41117 appebde4 JaueQtor .. the a.tatal ol Luben o. 'l'lwlll deHUe~~. .... of PortiiDd.. u-.111 eo.. ty, Ollla. ....... .,. nrpJ,red lo tot ..... wUb Aid ~ wldlla loUr . . . . . Dated WI oMb du' ol :re~m~arr ~ - ... ... •••••• clatru ............ ,. ........ ....... ..... . . . .. . . . jl t.IIIM ........ ...... .~. OrgQnization " . Is Commenced PT. PLEASANT- A clvllac11c>u I!R ~ !Ill!,!! lit lite olllea of lite circuli cWJ< lflled H. E. Glllllltlo vo; Clarence Jtlo. Daniel, witb lite plalntiJr dt>mandinl Jt~ aiatnat lito lit>-~~~ llte..-oft&OOu compe•ntorJ ·-aeo and~ u pmlth·e .,...,..,, , . In lite complaint lite pial"'!" ' claims tile ~·tiula~ and~-~~ cured lite arnlat of 'lite o!aJittllf Ill!' upon. • R)'nnt whl~h .... ml•l!"'' few Jack of ..w.-··'11! . . 'llrdol'l alillld by lite torod 1n 1M ai!IC.· of ...-.. elicult clerk ....,~.~ . "111 ..-anlei! a ; ..._.... , _, Georp R, Pia$. Tbo (llala- PT. PLEASANT ..I. A work· . tl!f .... ~- "..... 11111 'fill- . tod;y of tbalr two mJaa cldl· lhop ... tho orpnilatklll 'of WU W• tho · clllreh 11ructure Motlda1 dren and lite dared to 1111 $50 per IIIOIItb per aJalit In lite Qnltad . Mllhodlat cbUd ~ land po·J>or IIIOIItb ebutch opened a buQ' r... for ·....,iwt ...i mal-•i:t ~: tile lleJilata llnltad tile plaintl!t c:burch memberl '"' nor1h MaiD Trial of Jlloa<1v. F. . ..,. 17, .,.. Ill tor lite - TueldaJ avenin& Frlandlldp Dal I\PI)8al . o f lite vo; CJar• claao II)OIIIbero . - at 7:30 ence D. Rbodl1, l'bmlroJ, o., o'cloclj tor • and 110r... a ~lillie YlotatjOii. ~ mio111i1- Wedoelldo1 evtm- - IDe, pryer ' and Bible oiUd)l \ . . .,~ .. bullne•• - ·- will meet at flat ebllrcb 117:30 p.m. Cbolr ~·'!Ill · · · · ' 111·" praetleo oftenrard' at 8,35 p,IL TluradQ' moraln&'• Blblo .... • • ·" 0118fOUP Wtl1 meo1 at 10 o'clockBach 'Frlclo1 alltmoiln, tnem· 111.nJ,.ft berl of tile d!ll!hii'UIMtlr will moot at lite cbuieh at 4 p.m. for practice, Mrs. Bever!¥ 'Cuto wil! direct tile ....,.,. The cbll,I dren In Standlqo ovoalntl'o .. " tt•-·. ,..-... uaa~ ·~­ . 110U11Cod. ' ~wtll- . Dlotrlct &tlerlatendent, Rev,' Comle Dlcl<ella, of Htllltlqrtoa, wW pren~ lite IJ>. fonnatlvo moterlal ti!U· rio IIPprowd durl.. Uto IJnltad .Goa- () era! Coriforeneo In Donao,.r..- ai, last J'elf. ~lnionlont Dlckoaa pre• • - Uto material lo I reeelll , meetlq In PH llldt(O tfmtad ......ili!P service. .Mothodlal Cburch I• ~ Noxt Standlqo ....,._ Ftl>, 111"1 1 - olllclalo IIIII SotndaJ 18, ............ will .,... at lite workers nt. ntit - to BeJiilmead Uallad - · "attend,· howenr, aad Rev. -Dlcken:ru.ft cbur<b r... a ~ ilrvlco•. eno· ac~ "" lftvtt111011 to Ttila MrVIce wll! llf'hold it 2:30 alve Ill 1 moetlqr at tho looal dNreh. P-Ill- for all ~· """ - for [j ··-'........· fi.IOO. BOAT TRAILER, 1J lndl l'fiMEIIOY - I APARTMENTS · mobDe wbeela and tiN, will - In auoci MCIIon of ton. baul boats up to 12 feel, $15. close In, live In one and rent• Pbone IIWiiOI. lbe ollter, always rented. Qo. lng at f6,tll0. TRY Bl!lFORE you buy. We will POMEROY - LO'III - llhl• ..... lldl 1811 model ....... - I room tram,e, 3 bedrooms, ......a. to ,.... home ... you ballt, aiiHly roam, an melmay bar It H ,... like 11. lent buy at I&.OtiO. IIENBY CLELAND buy II for only 1110.1111, or Olflee- . . . . IUO 110T month. Call JIII.Z833. .... .. Offieen of ....... Early C1leadtor The Egypllaas adopted the first calendar base<f on tho solar year In 4241 B.C. It was a 12-monlh calen4ar, with each month coatalnlnc 30 da)'S. To m~e the cllejlclar .. come out even with the IIDI~ • · the)' allded nve daya >It the lin.- . . . . a.Jic HANNAH'S Hua!Jand HectoJ hales hard work so he cleans BusintSs Services tbe rup Blue Luotre. Rent electric lbampooer $1. CIOARil'tl'l!l ftittlin1 maeMneo and IIOI'VIeo. ABC EDI8rprlloo, Baker Fumilllre. :1.-!Ntc Ullle . ..IQ'In!t. ' • . .......11 .. "' bttptllllll·· ... ' ... ...... '· "' . CIIOin• Ripl111ct ~ead• A thootlhl , lor tile clo1: 'lbomas l!dllon oold, ·~ Ia tKIIObotltula r... hard liOI'k." ChitiN ·~ · repl,aclng beadS oJ. de IU1d n.1rrow ai the je1J the tea.son. •"IIOI'Y un-..: "'9!'11;1#'-. two, three 1J il!l'~·· or mGte • ., ._,j, ate ,..~. '·' . ";.fAll!! ciaoN .. .. . . l I . 1~ out of lllver1 Rolil !dll!:e. 1 c~ and provlae. ••_(lOin{ · of .. Interest for any ,Ootflt, ..... ~ '. ' .[~1· I l '•• . "" A.CMCIEMIIII:IIMCII ' '' " •· ' I ~ VJC'It;:IR, Til"' ... I . ........ _,.,..,..v,.._.,. __ ,~. 't> ENTfl! ttif ANCif'NT5. ,. ~ CAfCIIY ..~ C::W: " NOI !Xtilf l!liNK G. '$ ~<SAl! an)' J11 . , , liuJ were used as ftll_\}!t)'l In 119- of · · IJ y_.... v...... ~ end .,. · tlie ,reu-.lx ' ~yl eveey fourtb year. ~'l'llOae ad~ :fE•ere ·111'1 (ial't ol their ...... . l'I'E IlEal COMIN6 10 '«lll RlR ~ SOME 11ME NOW, IIIIT I l10N'T RfAU.'I FEEL liCA'r ~M 6ETTIII6 AWl eElTfR ...0 u 11111 otlll!l' IDtel'elled perlllili. ' ).. ; ..... ()Jl I I.OM.U ~uw,b~. ~.»t ._ " ~~~~ LleAL IICmCI NOTJCI OP u..ann'Matrr '~'t~Ha, PT. PLEASANT- Slate PoHco baYo apprehended a 17- ..... Workshop ~· I l,'hll.ll ....,..,._..... •. lfDtkle .. I»NbF . _.rancomFrldq,Feb.U, at 3:30 p_m. In Juvliillt eouit. 110 _ ' 111.., .. ~· ealh ~In tile put lew dqoln tile lxlmbeallhotJx.. es. All the )'0Utb1 have biln releaoed to tbalr pannto tor 1 t.OlUt . IIi;."'"'"""""'""!'!'"'"""'___.. ' ,. ;01!.:L..-..-.: local acbools. The )'Oiifh mWI the s • •- ... .... .• ,,_,.,. ~ • yeerdd loeal )'Oiifh ID .......,_ Uon wlll1 bomb call lltreato to 0 ..:::: t IAft.OI ,~ ~~"""" I7.1J ORAND 'I'OTAL . •' • ooo.oo ., • Entertained .R. . . . JQ.ft TOTAL EXPENDIT\IU8IIIIICEU.ANIIOU . . . . . . I t.ltO.GO TOTAL UPKNDrTtJitDJIAIN'nNAHC'K I 1,101.81 unNDl'I1JQI vaua.o .,.,..,..,.....~:: ~ TAX J'VND Mason Area Informed As Well As u. . ....,. t.-us 1 REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - FOR NBWLYWEIJS - furnilbod bumo, l 2-Nic ; ·: '11$J • • liiOUI ............, Tu ..,_, •••I Est•te For S.le O'BRIEN a CROW AD ~ ~PiiT~~ • I.'IU.'NI RBC£11'TS Uoed aad nlndll tnctan from $11i0. GravelJ Tractor 8alett and Service, l'will'oJ. fhone 992-21'11. 1-WtiC $0xlll0, tow taxes. ..... 11,...., ... .,~.._ , lt,f1U8 .. TOTAL BA!DP'JW 'I'OTAL BBIINNINO BALANCI: PLW • ~ IS. MI~IIJG A LOT 1"-/ LIF6 ! Gallia -and J181sen,g'll'L· slcldrlv0a . G6T "THE FE€UAJG t<eeoing M~ig~ r:=,: I J,t&ll Molor"V 23 I o.Je CF 4:30 P.M. There were no peraonal IDjuriu, but IJI'CIP8r0 ~,.., 17 daana89 wao astlrnated at •150 :.;,.""v:.."t ........, o!:'~ Pulld . . . . . . to Cbe bu• aDd $200 to the ear. Mlt&d aat1 Bridle ,.... .....,. 'llte mllhap O«UU'l"8d aa Rt. NI'ALB · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · • ·'-'.ML 01 35 at 7:30 p. •m. wben a ear drf.y. tiCIIm\1Lii Ill CAm IIALANCS, -..ft.-to AND en by Foie S, anJtla, Leon, IW'ONDI'I'I1dl BY FUND Into tbl O&KDAL r,t1ND . I l.ftiAI 11, • • IDe Brkll'• f'llllll · · ... , • . . 111.-D.II ....-.. Dee. 11. 1 • I 1,011.71 OIENDAL JI'UND BALA>tCL •.31 aMd. aM Tcrl'AUI 100.00 CftAND TOTAL lJcdH T•• AID Meoad • .....11 ADJIINISTIIATIW , TO'l'AL pPJ:NDlTVlli:STOWN HAU., IUMOaiAL BUILDINOii .AND UAOCIIDS ..... · · I II.N TOTAL UPE}rll)rruaJB- MOTOR V IEHICU: HAY, 40 ceDis a bile. G. Cor- 7:50 A.M. 12 "001 3 P.M. ll,ftl.n Vall.-. llo-.ltaJ where he W a • ftl;.:ll ..._, ..,.. TOTALS . . .. .. .. • . . . · · · .,....,. trea1ec1 lor a brokea arm. DamDPeDCtlwr. ...,... ,_ ,. . o •-n .,. wao ootlm- at $500. ,...., v.....,,. ..,..,. Tho mhltap lmolvtcl a Tu J"aAd ••. • •• , . . 1,•.1t GuoUa• Tu. PWld . I.Mt.M ear and a Gnytamd bu• carry.. . •• . UI'EIO........ S I tfe AT OUDIJDII Tu hAd ao.d uc1 Bridle Fwt4 BAJ.,A.HCI: PLUS •. DAllY tn.n probatlA>n. I l.oeJ..ft The !lterltl'o depax1ment 111......., ~ . ~ 0 ......,. vootlpled two tralrlc mii'Motor V•lddll LAeeaH &lndQ". The flnt ocearred at Ta Pu.Bd . . .... . . · · · · ,_..., u Rt. •• a,..uae Tu raad . . 11,100.00 2 :...... p.m. on .,., 1 ear llMd u4 Brl41- hD4 · · • • driven by Mo....les W. H a rTOI"AUI . IU.tM.H ~ . ToCai aoeeiPU • BmDN grwea, 23, Mason. ltnlck a Uooonl .... .. .. · · I O.GM.II b-'"'- abutment head.<Jn. Tho llotor Veblcle Uc.. •...,.. Tu Puad ,._~.~ driver wa1 takea to Pleaunt .......... FUND lo!ALANCK, IAHV.UY ' 1. 1M . . . . I Hopett; eaeh charpcl willl lntoxlcatlm; Neal Boaeeutter, 23, Heoderaon, bad dleck warnnt, 111111 Mllbrd Greenlee, 19, Leon, vtoldm of ......... .....,. • . llt.lfi.M .. . . MEWS presents LOCAL REPORt$ ··-'" 2:cec:n Dtotunan, Pl. P I - Rt. WealtQ' F. Glbb&; 20, Muon, ...,.. OMotbM Ta.... :ru.d ,. ' INF~ATIOII · • 1.-.u • 1,'1111..41 v~ Tax..... st. ~ JIUIIel ~. . . ., TOTALI~ ·D.;c:·ii; ....... 11....- WMPO PT, PLEASANT Arre.U lite oounl;y jail nre ,_... O.JWnl l'und Reported by Sheriff DepL . . o ,......., recorded at 1,. . . . . . " ... " . .. . RICCEIP'I'IJ llladae. Oldt crlttBr...... 'w•nr._. , .... .... . . . . . , I l~l.'lt BALANC\1 11114 F'ORD, I speed Boor olllft, llewly overhauled et11Jine, RADIO and TV l'l(lalr, ..,_ calli, allll ........_ M1tlod owner In lltlled -.Ice. Jolin Harrloon, Pbane Phone llft.231t. 2-ll«J> • ' -·" ------ Muon, W. Va. PhOIIe m.IMI. 11-tUe ,. . ... .. ·-= -.·V-. . . . ..,._. . . . . . . . n.u......-.u nearly .......... at ~ PehForS•Ie . oe.....i I'Wid • • HELEN or VIRGIL TllAPOIID . -·~DJ.nA""'IiJA ... G'...U. TIS I'UMl S.11-31c ' -GUA!tMTEED1' PHONE. ~·2094 . . _.. . .... prap. Va . - == . DJDCDIBD ''• .... 4* sewln~ ..... . ... . -· . . . . .v-. . . . . ,. . ... . ,. . '111RE&.ROOM traller, """ lwH'OOm traDer. Marlon FiiimO '1'/S-5147, _ _,_...... ONLY S1US Pt.•t.lf,~T•• ""'--"t... . ·' . •-n ,IIA ll. M41/tMCOIE'S.i...-. ; o:-WII! TOTAL~ POODLE PUPPIES, AKC To7 daf. mlnlalure, f7S and up. Stud eervko and I)I'OOmlng. PbGDe TWO FAMILY BRiat boule, I WILL n01 be .._..,a,!• lor any debts contracted by any· JIII.MO. 11 I tfc I roomt1 and bath apllaln, 5 - otl1er tllan JD711011. ....... ml bath dotmltaln, Kenneth Paul Ia, NEED IJMESTONE lor 111Ur PI fUrnace, In Davis Produce Cll&n, W. Va. u-3tp drtmroyT We fumllll and bloet. Cole 111., l'willo.Y, clellm. Emmett w. Shuler, Pbone 1111-2565. U.lllp INOOME TAX Sent«!< dally a· C<llltraclln& Pllme IIIWMJ. INI-Ife c:ept SUnday 9 to 5. Evenlnp II'RAW, e ce1111 bale, rra by oppolntment. Mn. Steven Dodderer, Coolvtllo, pbcme 'Wmla' Eblin, Rl. 2, Pome- PIJI'ATOES, Phone MHIM M'l..llll 2-Hip Cllrence Proffitt, w roy, Laurel CUff Road. tt-18-lfc 1-lf.JIIIc GRAVELY Tl'aellln, MW and W'Lt 1'0 zlPJ)"n. , _, ... - ' .Six rooms. hot - - ·. · POMEROY ........... . '· . ·· · · ·· u ..... ... water, d:stern, celllr. aut.- ~.u· ··::· ·:: ·: :. ::.. ~ ....,..,_ 1 aere ..... 01 ....., • .,,. y~.... down. $81.36 JDODtbly. ...,... MD>DLIPORT I 1~ Tu Plmll · · ,, · · .· .· ,. • · U.IIUI ••• · roomB, a....... Tu: fttDd batbl wall to wall earpetloa .ol8aiiUrlll . . . . . . . . . . . • . u.o1 ~. bot water bel~ ~.u· _. . ..... ........ ~::.: ONE w. ... 77111 .. ftlte . . ... .... Ll .......... 41 61• ,..., , ..., ICf "''"" ..... .., • ·~ TU ,..nc~ U7tp ~ ~~ '.,.... !1;<•7·411, · - - . ' ........, .,.. aoooe 3 bloeb from Pomeroy pool olfke, IIIIHIII from 10 a.m. to I p.m. 2+1fc 75 THEATRE seats, ideal for BEA'IlTinJL 2-11-ltp ............ .,......... .. . SPEOAL GBO. BOBSJETI'iil, Bn*C!l' ···:i · · · 1 BT. II - Six - · drllle4 _. . , _ well, caraile. one acre of land. :::-'v=. .....,.. ·· u.wa Zlli . SHOW TilE SALE Real Estate For Sale 1'\ro 800 X II snow ttres. Goodcere thanks and gratitude to FURNISHED and unfurnished year, I ply. RJcllartl Coleman, all our friends and neighbors apartment!. GJoae to school. Long Boltom, phone t1J6.33'711. for their syiJ'C)I.thy shown to Phone 1111-5434. l._J8.tfe tMtp us durirw the illness and death of our dear mother, Mn. Shir·ley Hollon. Special thanks to TRAILEll LOTS, Bob's MobDe THE PROVEN crupet cleaner Court, Syra<USe, Ohio on State Blue Lustre Js easy on tile Meigs General, Athens Hospital, doctors an:! stafJ, Re\', RL 124, Phone IIIMIISI. budget. Restores forgotten Menzel Smith for his consol8-li.Uc colors. Rent electric sham· ing words, also the singers, pooer fl. 'Jlny's Bllrl!alnland. Ooral oft"etings, food, cards; FOUR ROOM lumlshed aparlS.!0-61c to everyone that helped us In meut. All utilities paid. Phone any way. May God bless you 1111-m!C. l-2Z-tfo SINGER sewing madllne, In is our pra,yer. lovely llsht flnlslted eonoole, Hollon Family, Mrs. Opal Barr HARMONY apartments S lite new. Equipped to zig zag, 2-11-ltcp Mgr. HOBSTETTEI IEALTY live JUST TAKEN IN, 1811 during my recent illness. and Iamey. _ - .... W. C..oey, 992-2181 . ()pen Til 6 O.lly ForS.Ie For lent tJNli'URNISIIED ation to al1 who sent cards Joe• OPEII EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE HOURS 1 :30 a .m . to 5:00 p .M . Daily l1lD 0 .111 . ro 12:00 Noon S.turdoy J WISH to e"l>f"ss my apprecl· . POMEROY Pomeroy Muor Co. tlto!Mnt . ' ' mafic trans . Power steering. R&H. ..lcfitioPMI - d 2c . BLIND ADS AdditloMI 2.5c Cho•o• ,_, Advo•· Cerd Of 'l1llnb DIRECT DRIV.E CHAINSAIS ~"-~!~ $140.50 Cpe. Vinyl ihterior. Bucket seats. VB engine. Auto-o lnt..-tlona . 25 pet' cont Diacount on peid odt 1 ..; eclt paid wi,h111 l 0 dart CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY .$1 .50 for 50 word min;"'"'"' ' Eo . ' _,HOMELITI ", 196.4 CHEVELLE MALl BU..............·-·-·-·-··--··$995 • Door. t..ocal 1 owner cor, 6 cyl. engine, powerglide trons. Turquoise over white finish. Spotless. clean i~ terior. R&H. · 1964 FORD GALAXIE .~........................................... $995 SOO H.if. Cpe. VB engine, avtomotic. WhiN finish. Clean interior, good w.w. tirtt. R&H. 1964 OLDS CUTLASS FBS... ................................... $995 .. .41t .. ,.~, • .., .... --~~ . . ;.ctl. . l. will nat ...... ,,.Mitllo f., - ' ' th.fl ~ Res~tw . LEGAL NOTICE . - Yn, lie He" nOoo Po•erey Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of INfORMATION ' ' POOL! H£ "**JHr THe' ,AM!RICAN cSEIERAL HA~....i.Q"oflf'! GOl I A5fUNe FULL ' I �' ' • 1_'be ,Diib' S1illt'W. .-PGmero;rM"'?Cartp 0., ~.. .Valenline EKcharJges · Feature C./ass Party "God'a World," a eonolloJ.IIIIt. poollblo In lando ~ . . - . . JQlp "'"'eo, WOIIft- tbl"'!!ll pi~ , _ ..l i l t -· Sbe commeo!ed that God did 1111t feature ot a holi~ diiVIOr por- pi'GIIliiO a u!o journey but onl7 IY hold Friday night ~ the HIOP- that ma erace would . be sulll· t P)' Harvesters Class of the Trin- eient. t tty United Church of Chrlsl Mra. Roger Cullums, Mrs.. - Raymond Frecker, Mrs. Clar· 'ence Headley, aOO Miss Sybil Ebersbach, guest s at the dinner, were wel comed as new members and presented a gift. Members wore something per· Wning to Valentine' s Dl,y and were served from tables extensively decorated in the red aril white hOllday colors. Valentine hearts were given as iavors &00 Mrs. L B. Weed gave each of those attending a valentine candy bar. retGrence to scripture, Mrs. Soyrried oaid that - r o Making JoiBI ww Property WEDNESDAY & TIIURSDAY FEH. 12. 13 NOT OPEN ' Now You Know Thor.-- • ' 12 ~·· attenillnte. t - - - award• ..... p... torOChare reeel~ ett....,.. ..niol! ~ lha Rock !lfpr...., 1.-.!Wd Melhoiilot C2Nr<ll. ...... ..... CollnM ~·· * "' Hone Kapc. • llri, -lf!'IIIIQ ..,. ... st.rtle Blaehalo!\o IIIII ))Ute Boii)O, L I 11-4 ~ . l-'-nt - ~ ~ lJ leU'ti Eilpr ._.. ll!!iO!&la ColvJII- pllli lor It )'0!11'1 ., ·~ -:- ~ 10 :r-•1 - BllcklblnaniJbo1 rit llr. and llrL Jllkt llalli· ance. Abliatl. tlaht Juitr ~ mor and ...,......•• '11tln- )'elr plno went \0 ford aDd Ebntr8aiiA!1. ob~·· ·· and Bob Grut-, ~ Mr. IIIII catiQ' Allllolt IIIII AinOI! ' - " " Olld llro. Helen Mrl. Karl GrueHI', )IIDeriYDtt, and l!!'llel! Blaekolon, II,. Jetr p1114o Eddlo ~~....... ' . ""'*' w.' fiiCl-MU. """'"Ill Miss Moore is Fnnk Cleland, Delores ~ Cleland to Cbarlea W. Knighting Sr., Phyllis Knighting. Parcels, Given Shower Sutton. Harry L Allen, dec., to Ra· mona Yonker, Cert. for trans., Let.rL samuel C. Lewis, Faye L. Lewis to Robert N. CLark, Lola E. Clark, 15.4 A., Scipio. William R. Dean, Imogene Dean to Billy L. Williamson. Janet Williamson, .51 A.. Rutland. Roy R. Phillips, Eura Marie Phillips to Darrell Mitchell, CU· olyn MitchelJ, 1. 8 A., Rutland. Marte Bllfdette, dec., to Charles Burdette, Beulah Jones, Afi. Cor Trans., MiddlepOrt. John Stelnbrook to Clarence E. Fraley, Jacqueline F. Fraley, 85 A,, Colwnbia. James Robert Delong, Geraldine Delong, to State of Ohio, Journal Entry, Meigs. Wllber D. Roush, dec. , to Eber Roush, Cert. for Trans., Sutton. TO ATTEND SERVICE Junior and senior members of the Ladies Auxiliary or FeeneyBennett Post 128. American Legion, are asked to meet at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church at 7:15p.m. Thursday night to attend the Back to God community service sponsored by the legion posL I. Soaob' Wlllobremer, lbo Unlllld -.. AI lbo conclUJkm of I b e -.Ice, tho Rev. WoadoU Slutlor "The Lllllt of I b e World Ia Jealo." Plodae• wore pieced by tho youth IIJ'l)lllld • Pobe. An clforing waa taken by Brion llltellliart and KIm HaymaiP,> Del>ble llarlenbacb and Demario Aolt were eandlollll!t. Mr. and Mro. ·!lorro of Fairborn opoat a.i weekoad bore with MrL Ell!el -.rt. Mro. 111110' lble and Mr. and Mro. Paul Ke..W of Columllwl were Thurocitl'· IIUOita of Mr. VOL XXI NO. 205 POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, ' •• p- IC--.- ' For Compoct, Organized 5totGpo-S,Ioo coni- rltht •..; to )'\OUr flngertlp1. Torntaltlo ro•olvea lntoothly on ateol boll ""'l•t•· Durable Material, 1turcfy consttuctlen. Whlto or Sand 1.98 Slnele Turntables 10%'' dla. x %'' hllh Sale 98c 2.98 Twin Turntables 1~" dla. x Sl" hllh Sale 1.98 Housewares Dept. .' ADV AHCE TO TENDERFOOT - Twelw m•bero o! llldtllopCII't Boy Sc0t4 ~ No. 2t5 ,..j, Tt-ioot rank tit o court or HotiJr Tueo<IQ It the !l!ltldlepoJ1 Amarlcitt Legion Post 128 b - C. T. Cla..U, tfoop ac:outmaster, presenta card• to, front rOw, 1 tOr, Allen Acree. Don 3t1Yortt, c;.es Laue, Dovld Gl'llll, Perk Ault; oecond row, Mllol H-..a. Gerald WIIYJIO Wblte, .'I'JID.'1i<Cioud. Blll7 Sll<lt, Jaek Kautt; bock row, Jotm Thmtas and Mllol llare""U~ -Sentlnal Ellttrftl•s In Po111eroy ,. ..... ''Ji~ ;:·!' -,_ .~ Radii~ m~ · .. HiP~ I • ,.,..,. given challenge Paul R. Holter, 47, llaclne, DENVER - R. JESSE' ARNELLE, FORMER All·Amerlcon and cUed 1\teoday at the Holzer Medp.,.ao!OIIal boo~ otor, 1\teocitl' cbaUe'Wed high ocltool atu- lcel canter. He hid been In £at!.. TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY The Rev. and Mrs. Paul A. Sailers or llaelne Route 1 wW observe their silver weddiDg annl¥ersary on Feb. 23. Open hruae will be held at lhelr reeldence from 2 lo ~ p.m. . , -te oknll 1o help create a •'Politics of tho Just soelecy" In America. l"W baaltlt lor a<llltottme. He wos formerly aooodallld with the R. H. RawUngo and Sllno Co. lo'Mld- "Tiio aooJ of both IIIII wblte Americana m~lt be to moke lila Conatltutlon IIIII lilt BID CJI Rlgblo a Uving docwttent," Amelio dleport. Aiel. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Amelio; recently - - aaslstant to the President at Ohio llttlvonlcy, apollo lo ...-J.y 200 Colorodo school sufdance couneel- Altne Weaver d. Racine; a broth01'11 and DotMr hill! ochool lltllenta at a con!erence _..,.... 111 er, Olan, M*nsfield; a niece, two nephews, and several aunta, ~ tho l:dOrldo ~ of EtlttcatiOOL IH FINISHING ~atWnUI lantllortU SAME DAY in for it COLUMBUS - n!E POWERFUL FACULTY COUNCIL at Oltlo Slate Unlveraley late 'l'llolld&y _..,ved a propooel which would ''JIIaek.Uat" 0111 landlordi In the metropolitan area dlscriJIIIn. ate ljjalnsl N...,..o or members of olbor mloortcy srlltfla. The )!ro110101, deolaaod lo Ioree .,...n hrualng, was 811Proved tlllllbnOUob' by theM-member cOUIICU C!llel1111'ecllacult.Y~ chaired~ UnlveraliJ Prea._ Noflco Fawcett and oecontlln poWorllf tile OSU SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 . .lnson's Cleaam 216 E. 2nd, PCNNroy ~ofTntatMa. ONtlmmDnte IDfii"IU dernolufrtJion COLilliiBUS - STATE HIGHWAY PAtROL Stwt. Robert If. Cblaralncri.e 'l'lloocitl' sborPIJr erltlelzed and laeulcy memborl woo portle1pollld IIi a welfare d - o o ot tho state copltol '"' W.....,... "Peacefuldemonlllratlona J;IYperoons -htxtootJ.ybolltvo tbay are erl.iwd an permlaslble UDder aur 11",•• lllid Cfrlara.. Ill-, "but tJle enll...,.nt of YOUIIII _ . . not 111'111lvoclln the ctuiO .,ar,11 to ""ell the IUilben 11111lleod to111111sll>le IJ'Ottltle lo not jultl- •-nte I ••• llabie." t· ~e, •· ~ the Amarlcen ClvU Llbertleo Unkm said the elttc- clea and cousins. Hia parents, Jennie and Earl Holter, preceded 111m In death. Mr. Holter wu a member of Racine American Legion Poat 602 and the llaclnc Fire llopartment. FUneral services wtU be cmdiiCIIId at 2 p. m. Tburlld&y ollbo Ewing Funorel Home with the Rev. Paul Sollers and the Rev. Frealontl Norrlo omclati'Wo Burial will be In the Greeowood Cematery at Racine. Driver Held OnDWI wunt Heovy cllmaie• wore l'OJ>01'Ied tlell ·C!I- 300 tlemotlllntora !rom tho ~IGIItutidiJWwoa..,. '·..· conatllatlonal. "The octlon was In tllro~ eontroventloo of tba Firat to ·a cal' and its drt ver w1.1 ar' and Uth lllllendmeoto to lila U. S. c-tltQtton," tho ACLll ol.ltl. T1te rested on redtleao .,...ratloo orprtlullon aald l1t1ll18 peraooo were "allotred lo remal11 within the " ' - • lollowl,qr on IGcldont oo 1 J)pilitl Bulltllag, 11>t1 conllllutlnB o do~ of 1IIPI protactlon althe 0\llloi'no St. ln li01Jl01'01 at 12:10 lo JhoiO ejoeled. H I . 1. m. WodttoWAJ. •'¥w 1error W I • ' ~TD · IIMOTOP IY I'IIRII ... ft....-« THIIIMQIII COUPMII" " i ~ SEE lOUR ' . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' !-.. ,., '1 !lelllber Federal Deposit · n~. ,,. ·Ieith Goblt Fo,d Inc., 4•l · '. .•. .,, . I .;. ""' ' •/ ' ' '· ·, ' I '• I ' l ' ·~• ,'· ,.! ". t{) '\-) , TEN CENTS . ,__. be workecl out before cold wet· Iller next yeor. Theo groopalao The board dlaeusaad a e o adlBCUIHd with the board b U B tract for eloctrldty wiill the Coroutes, long hours of ridln8: on lumbus and Southern Oblo Doethe buMs ~ aome aludentt, and trie Co., but took DO action. tho problemslbat wiD be enc:ounaald that repreaeJIIa. tered by lbo studealo In riding lives of OOih lilt Columbus and lbo bu10s wben dayiiBht aavinga Southern Ol!lo Doclrlc Co. and time p s Into elreet this s,l>rlng. The Ol!lo Power Co. llhould be A..t. liU!Jt. Larry Morrlaon lmlllld to • JMellng lo explain reparllld that tho dllllrlct baa lhelr rate ayotems. He urged been given verbal _..,..a1 ~ lhl board eceept the com.JIOI!Y the state to advertise lor two wllleb aa provide a leaaer rate new buses. b: wasagreedtowaive and OOIIOOCI1ently a savlngo lo tho uaual 30-day waiting ptrlocl. thedllllrlct. Board VIrgil King advertiiO Immediately and try to reed a Iotter from llarold Sohave bids In lor apenlng In - Prol._ - _: ":..:: foll«< tlrl._., nortltOa . . :Ill · 11tto·'the ASJ!Iu ' Q1i • . · s. Vlatalm•• 7,000 u and ellted !J'GtliJ drove ''· •-' !Qbreali~- Amorlca~~c.-ro · · ' ~ ~the cltleo 'otDo NPr,. ID' tMt U, S, irar\aes t.cJdaf lltrew boclta {vv. 'J'rL .....__ !lill! ..eGQ!itorall!l , .. :J :••... ..,..,., ..,.._ . ,......,-·. ~·m-u ·' ·lookf ,, u.- · court an.r er, . ot i car.drl.,. · It, · ... cited to l1ie loit nor ooe except board members end Smith. the crowd booed loudl.f. When 1bo motlcn was oecooded by Harey Siders and voted upon, with Ted Stevons and BUI Withers voting "no," and Siders ond Brown voting "yes," and Earl Keeler, president of the board, breaking the tie with a 1 ')' e a" vote, lbo crowd began blocldnl! the passageway to stq> tho three board meml>ers and Smllb !rom leaving tlte room. Some evonwont ao far as 1o shtwe Smltlt and tho tiu'ee beard m-rs. Muon CotttiQo Sterlff TtW lti!lmon 101 up m a chair and ex..l .told tho ll11ll'Y croMI tho PrOI- r-asted that thoerowdletthooo - l e ou~ adtllt!a that "Shaw did liCit have time for you before but he bu time lor you IIOW." Dt1rman Ilion helped eaeort boord momber Siders from the room with many 11J18c:t&tors BaY· Mlllld lng, "Let them 10. we will to them on tbe outllcte!• The board 101olon ootlod 011 this mte. art prior 1o thia, IIIIIch wos the last action before odjournment, lbo entire -"'1 hid been cme of bickering and ten· alon, with oven lbe adltturitment belltg voted upon end """ with l'ollowllts a neor hour 1ons lilt aome throe lo vole. ' • -• p. ·!~~liitffri'!ftiedllil"*e:ibdbii' .,.,Y.."''.:-tteUtin:c•Att.brftfJ ·tlllk:... ..,.... 'l1le board.B"JM'f'llbe&IB late, . to Heach all . ', Frank W. Porter .nrst pres-: ldent of the Meigs Athletic Boosters, was presented a lltetime membership in the A residential canvass giving Boosters who met Tuesday every Mel&• County family an op. night at Meigs High School. A letter presented to Porlportunlcy to advance the fight oplnst hoar! aoo blond vessel el· with the Uretime memberdise&IBI will be held Sunday, ship pointed out that thellootitFeb. 23. urder the direction of ers are gratefUl of Porter's Dr. Harold Brown, county Heart . efforts ln promoting athletics throughout tile district. Fund Drive chalrntan. The letter further stated Tho ..Us to hmles will be made by a volunteer corps. Lit- that Porter, as president, had erature will be distributed ~the worked tirelessly tn ~'practi­ volunteers tlltPbaalzlng the de- cally every job necessary to slroblllt,y of getting the be...flt make the organization prosof knowledge per. •• In lite ~old and ·;:-:=.::::::::::":=::::::~::~~ belle!, executl•o CJI lilt Oblo Aooodalkln of Sd!aol AI\. mlnllllra1Dro, ~ lillltHar~~RYt~a 011 llle ''porlormlnl extremely well" as a ...._.. ~ lbo aehool admlnlotrolon aeeutlve commllloe. The!Joord-edlllt-· cloolllc C ! l l l l t - .........,. Sc:bool 011 Jan_ 30. The oehool woo doled that dl;)o lor the lnotlllatkln ~ a IU -· Olhora .-ng t11o IIIOOilJ>I were llro. E. O. RIU, Hiram !llawter, Den lllllon and Clerk L. W. McComu. Residents noedtoiiWJOI'I In and tfte Busineas Club · of !118 Hoort Statek)> dr\,. and In Pomeroy, XI ('..m~: of Beta stg. ma i!ltl' · '·' I)' 11111 qaln be In cbarge ol uMi irl... Cltalnaan loi--r ooctlooaof tho county to doti! loclude: llro• Richerd Fetljo, LatwoviUe; Mro. NeiUe llorpa, HarrloonviUe; llro. Marlene Wlnebrelller, Allred; Mri. Vlrglnlo Flohar, Mlneravtne; Mra. Bob DorCIII Mn. tart; Mrs. I!Oek !l>rlt1glll wW be In Addition to Eastern Hrgh Given Review CORONADO, Calif. (IJPI)... Lt. Stephen Harris, who ran the espionage unit on lbo USS Pueblo, is comtrw Wlder tocreasing criticism for flailure m destroy secret document:L!J·before COIIIlllunisto captured the ship. The Na>y Tueocitl' made public testimony thlt an enlisted man under Harris' cmunand gave the order to be[lln destruction of secret papers on his own initiative after Harris failed tc do so. Chief Communications Techni· clan James F. Kell told a court of inquiry Into the Pueblo's capture ~ North Korea that he passed the word to ue<IMlellCe emergency destruction.. In the ab...,.. ol orders !rom Harris. Testimony Secret Kell's testimony was Pven in secret Mon:la,y. He deacrlbed Harris •s "'an average offtceroothi!W outstanding and nothi"W bad." He sald that Harris, a Harvard gradtate with Russian I a . _ training, appeored nerl'OUI durinl the Pueblo's ci,Pture but waa not contusecL Kell, 32, ot ~ord, Callt' The Eastern I.Deal School District Board of Fmcatlon Tues. day nl/dtt dl~aood at Jongth an llltiltlon to the blllb scltool, lnllji8Cilotts at lllt .. school hlvo lrullceled that there Ia liOieiiDUiil IPCO lor several ....,..._...., lqtto Joltn Riebel &ald. The board .evill!ed -cllld pj>l,lc rea~· The _ . , date lor the 1969 ~ 1o addlllonal taxes, - ~ Qlarter at <'•lllpollaBuaonti.Y llhould the eddltlott lie ltttllt. a waa agreed lo talk lt\001 Colllt&8 boo been lOt lo r lolarcb 18 lor all dl;)o dorses. with -~· "' tho dlotrlcl to IOUttd otlt ptbUc opinion. AU per.,... pl1111 to en. T1te pouecl onter111J11cy roll at GBC are. urlled to 0011· wolve tho normal tact the bullneoa c:ollep al!leo perlnd and ae. IIOW lor and relli.. tratkm lonna ao there oro onl7 ' lllo .... . { O!tlllled at 8 p.m. a lew va...,du re'maiJtlng for Spring Quarter Opening is Set -moe of 0110 of Ito Jepl eowtaaiUpon the arrival of Atlomay s. D. u~. - -a - - ed at tho board table, tho meeting wu c:olled to order and illo 1nvocat1oo woo etvon ill' tho-· ~-First on tho ,.,.... wu illo readlni and _.,..J ~ put mlllutea of one rt1111or oelllon and - opodal ..."' the . -; boor<l. Aller bl........ •· a low ~ap)llcel orrort, and lloortl member Bill Wllb. (-tl!\l>qe!4) ' told the board ot live admire!• RaiP.. D. Boodea, of Naqta, contlucti'W the liiQ.ulry he first Idaho. :Bcuten said the research aree tried to have secret ~ra tbr'own out of a ,porthole. but was locked before the vessel's the aae he wanted to use could surrender1 and that the NDI'th Koreans ordered btm to open U. not be ......... COmmunleatlono Technician because they tJtoueht he hid lha 2C. Peter ld. Llngenberg tried keys. He said he na kicked to go on deck to thr<M a bag of and beaten when he told bla papers over the side, and was captors he was unable to do IG. Tuesday's session n.a cloaed, wounded by North Knrean with the admirelo hooriiW the gm!lro. The Na>y quoted KeU as stories of Dve carumadcationa saylnB that oner Langenberg techni ctans who worked in the was wounded he did not serd intelligence unU. AaKq: them another man on deck because it was Donald R. McCJareen. 33, woWd have meant .. certain of Chico, calif., who punched out the last teleQpe messapa death." the Pueblo lo Ito KeU oald the burning o! !rom classltled publications lasted headquarters in Yoko!luleli, J .. only 10 to 15 minutes, but tbat pen. McClarren said the .inteldestruction of tho equipment In the ufiPOOk unit" where the ligence unWs teletype was uMICI espionage activies were housed because other radio communlc»o tions had been knocked aut by went well. The cwrt is in recess today. Korean gunfire. whlle the admirals ccmsider its McClarren said he kfllt let future direction. Public testlmo- c0111tant chit chat with Yokolu., or tho mlatrea-nt of the ko asking repootedly whelhor Pueblo crew durl~ its l14!1onth help was on the way. coPilviQ- lo North Korea Is A Na>y oecurlcy _ . t eJijH!CIIId to begin Thursday. testified lost week that Harrta Another witness Monday was and his men should haw beeB the lest man to Jeove tho able to burn the popera In u erpiU~a~e center, Senior Chief hour, 11· they bad &one It Com.municatlooa Technieian deftly. Russo Admits Hearing No Real Plot to Kill -...um i:~~l!oard at 7:50 p.m. lnaleld of 7:30 p. m., and It " ' ' _.,nt that tlte boord was waiting lor lilt Officer Drawing Criticism. NEW ORLEANS (IJPO- The prlnclpol otale - · · In tho conspiracy trial of c~ L. !iwt hal llq,)Jled In bla teoliJnonlo ""' - . Tltese remolnlnc 111oro wu no llrm agroemeut lo wiU YOcandeo11111 be IIUetlcmollrat. ldll Pre- Jolm F. Kantledl> come, llr~ boola. No •· l'OI'-o wiU. be ICOeptled andFOitl' .., plat "' - · lfmea. In erot.-.bta· lral'OII 10. GIIC Ia _.....,. lbr _..,., . tn1Idn8 ·mtlll - - . Pan7 Jl.,....s !IUJIO lilt ""' Gl BID. lndi...W Ida • Col..... ......... lo ldiJ, lltreo - · lilta1i - ••fH<od• ... Wl-llull!lJiw ho 'll!tllod and U>eolal CIOIIIIIJifllilltU' and ODOI ~ a.... _,_ecpril!"' '• l . . '1:' V• P011181'07 pollceorldactrdriO: 6om6en in 2 tries en b)' Cllrenca Lee. 22, P0111- leo SAIGON - COMMUNIST TEIUIO~ IIOIIIIIEHS tried ~ lo eroy, overturned 011 Ita t4f'ilier . i ~ twn bu10a corl'l'lnB-108 ~con oervlcemenla 811- oldcltllni '!" ~ ' 5f feet, H"'a."l'•.....,., 1ot-lliW · RIU; Letart, and .,. but 1bo Gl paooo-• thwarled ltOJII'It~ts. T1te torr.o rloll _.. stqjplng ,lli) tho taehed one - . , 1o a protective ••""" on a bel w i - but a Den - · 1M .... Klas.llrat:l>ur)-. •....,.... cui It loooe beibre u •>PJodod. The 1ociU. placed clllrPit Jrilll reckleor ~ driver, Jamoo Pool. ;,~ o1 a bul, wu dlocoverod 111111.dlatrJIIed before It :t:: ' \ ~al:ionol '·' '( . New LTD --;;-~. lower price I·Big> . · · ·· L~~\IJioi$ :lTD i · Deluxe.standard equipment' ·in(lud~ . 3~2-<Uti in~ Y~Bl · · . OHtO IS FORD . . .:. ;. . . . ,.,.,. , ' - . T•• Fabri' Shop Ph. 99Z.Z284 l15W. 2nd Pomeroy . ........_ FREE CUSTOMER PAR1(1NG wore evenct. , •· .• tSJCcluolVe ~ push-button bobbin lhalllrindo lnolde tho moehlne. Has a buill-In buHonholer that ma.._ perfect buUonholea -ur. and gmmds -'>1', with 11>0 OX· armed service. cept!on "'the..-D llel4. which A delegation from l!le Salem could be dllnai!JIIIf II uoed ~ School area - o d be· lor 101110 aettrltlet, will ~ a- fore tho boord on heatln8 probvailable lor i'eplla lllma at that scbml, ~ Member Frort<lt. l'llrThe boerd agreed thot there lor said that ~­ are problema In beaUng thooudl· lng and work hid been dono on toriwn, or gyiDRflliwn, and a1bo field. He said It ..Wd be greed lbat a suppleiJIOIIIUY sysdamaged If loO 11U111Y - l e uoed tem to correct the problem will II. ~ Georp Hararav8 w!U confer with Cooch Cbarlo~lth..- on hoW -olvel1lila lootbaU !tald area _. be noed lor reptta actlvltlea. The board eloo reoolved to hold the orchlteeturel llrm 011 the new high 1ehool to ita contract "Jto the exact word.,. The firm bad aaked that Leo Cerllng. representative on the Jd> site, be excused frOJn supervision BY MAXINE WALTERS work for a three week .,cation POINT PLEASANT - The hlrperiod. lng of ~ Brooks smith as ~However, the boord felt that lt perlntettdent o! MaBCllt C o u n t y le In the firm'~o oontract to proSchools on the usual t1tree 1o vide oonotructlal oupe;rviolon twn vote, at a aalery of $14,and that the board's 8ll'lOing to Cerllnll's absence make 500 plua state aid, ror a four llllable mrtng thatperlo4,ohould yeor year term Bj\1)8rontly tria_ 11111 problems a r l a o·. l : ! gered a near riot in the dee llarll'8vea 11111 ni>tflt' Cbl- ol the board of -..ollott Tuea• day aJaht. Between 150 and 200 elnnatl firm _ , of tho actlal In tho matter, . . . reby private cltlzona woo OYerflow· placing 1bo rollj)OIIelbllJCif{llf lad< ed Into the voltlbulo and outof _,.,lolon bock to die COIR· hooted, booed, and jostled mem. ben of the boarcl. pony. When the' mo11<trt 1o blre Smlllt wea made ~ Dr. C. L. BroWD, _ •.,. '• I9uc11 l Sew zlg.zag oewlng machine with ilia I Near Riot Follows Rehiring Of School Superintendartt •- -... sew- -c: .-:t 0 h Facil•iies Opened, Forl969 Big Bend Regatta --· COURT OF RONOit - MallY troops of 111-G-111 Soout1Jw Dlotrict, durlne Boy SoGut Week Fob. 7-13, are hoWIIW coui1a of H..... 1o recosnlzo members who have ed,....od In the ......_ !oiJdtb. port Boy Scout ~.245 hold lte Court Tueocitl' nlaht st tho F-·Bemelt Post 128 post bOlitO. One ~, Jack Kauft', received the seeond elisa scout award, aal TCIJI CU.ell, another mem-ber, wos awarded merit hedges lor home repair ond eltizenaltlp In the home. SJtowtt dtlri!W tho pro10ntatloa eoremOII,Y lor the two members ore, left to rlgltt, ~. Long, lnotltutlcnl repre...,. tatlwlr0111 the _.......,.llllddlo!>orl Aatarlconl..eglonPoot;Kautl, cao..U and l-lano, aulot. . . troop -~ • The fabulous Golden TOUCH & sewing machine by Singer In "Copenhagen" desk. Save now on IIIIo 11mou1 12. 1969 ..... calc!. t • :l I ~o~o •r, u • •.J 0 .laaklrlflllh . Stop taking risks with your valuables. Keep them safe for as little as one cent a day. Rent a safe deposit box at our bank. Enjoy privacy and peace-ilfmind about fire and theft. . WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY • The uoe of ldlool taellltleo 8Jr The reolplion of Mrs. Tbel- . the annual BIB il.ul Rtplla ma Wiley as a teaeher, eft'eeWeekend ld Mil wu appnwod Uve Ju. 22, tbls year, was ae.. Tueocitl' o1111t 111 tho Melp lD- cepted. L.Yle Slndalr, cu8IOdlall cel School Dlotrlct ~ "' Jl4. of fho Sallobury Scbool, w a s ucatlnn ! ' ' IJI'enllld a loeYe of aboenco Feb. The Meta• llchool t, UDtiJ bla roleo10 from tilt eorroo. SAFE DEPOSITING Jlillll. Rill! tGdlr !II Sh lllid low J04, x-I ·d .. .It lo .~ 20. TllurodQ fllr ....- ........ I and Mro. Harey Keloer. Olllor ·-r 11oc1oJIIIIIID_,.., ... Jr•. .• . $40 OFF rea- price O)flo "*' ..----... -~ -!--' . recent guesll of Mr. end )ln. Koloer wore llr. and Mro. Dai111 Jlaooler o( Columbua, Mr. and Mr1. ~,.,Iiaaolor end ciiUera tor the service. dren, Rborlcla 8Dd Bobby, Glhan· lze tho 118ht or Christ modo no, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rizer "' Racine. Mro. WUllam Folmer baa rotllrnod from a twa week vlelt In Toledo with the Cbarlea A r muAdventurea ht Glvlnt'' wu er tor the program whic:h featur.. otrong flunll¥. h went eopoclthe proeram tbeme of a recant eel dlscussl0111 on attuaUons in- . llly lo usllt In tho care of her meatlng or tho East Letart Worn- yolvlng !liVIng. 1'\uliOIO of the dllllbler, Chari-. who baa en's Sodet;y of Chrlollan Sorv· ~am wu 1o assist etch perbeen hoopltallzod. WhUe In ToIce held at tho cburcb. ooo to lind aporoonalwaytoelve, ledo, Mrs. Folmer aloo vlolted Mrs. Mabel Shields was lead. and lhroUgh giving, lo become lnwith IIIIOUler dllllbler, Mra.-· •olvod "' lho mlulona or t b e old (JOIII) WUkono, end (amll,y. ANNUAL SESSION HEW church in toc!Q'I world. SUnday dlmer guest• or Mr. CARPENTER - The ennual Mrs. Mildred DonabeW proend Mrs, J. A. smith, Bob and business meeting of the Mt. Un- aented devutlono on lho BeatiMary •Eneen, were Mr. &nltb'a ion Ch.lrch was held on Friday tudes. A card of thank• waa J'e&ll mother, Mro. LUlie Slnllh, blo evening. Election of officers waa from Mra. Ferne Hayman for a brother, Edward Slnllh, and biJ c~leted and reporta were giv- plant ond cerdo during her re· slaws, Mro. Jean Ellenburg, en by the trustees, clerk. treas. cent holpltallzallon, and a Illite Mro. Peggy King, l<nd Mro. Nino urer and missionary seeretary. of 811Preelatlon from Mrs. Doria Martin, an of Morristown, Tem. The missiorary secretary re- Adami for birthday cards wa1 tbey were enroute home after ported that $695 was given to alao read. vlolllnl! McKinley Slnllll In Gelmissions In 1968. The chUrch vot-Mrs. Heyman and Mrs. Nora ion, who is home from tl!e hosed to send $500 to ,missions to Pearson were presented g o I d pital but remains oerlouoly IU. start the work in 1969. Tbe Swt- crosses as special membership dey School Superlntendert report- awards !rom the women's diviPLAN Jn'NEY SUPPER ed an average atten:lance of 97. sion or lho IIOdeQ>. Metnbers Tho IIOPhO!IWr& claso or EaatSunda.v School officers elected met at the home of Mrs. Slllelds em Hlllt School will Biage a were: Teachers - Charles Bar· Thttrada,y lo sew carpet rags In rett, Joe S&yre, Dean Blackwood, a special lund raising project. jitney from 5 lo 7 p. Foye Lewis, Bea Wond, and Earl Mrs. Clara Adams and M r o. m. Friday at lbo ocltool pro. Starkey. S. S. Stl)t., Earl starkey; Donahew &erved sandwiches, ceding tho Mlllor.&stem bu· secretary, Connie Grourds; pl- oooktes, and coffee to those nam- ketball game. 'lbe mew wlliln· clt.ole meat loaf and ham, muhaniat. Mabel Pauley; missiorary ed and Mrs. Foxle llayman,lDcy secretary. Haul Blackwood; Donahew, Mrs. Mary Roulh, Mrs. ed petalooa, ...... polalool, fiower committee, Esther Ander- Barbara Dugan, Mro. Julia Nor· green beana, cole 1law, pll'fecson, Oma starkey, Rose Cox, ris, Mrs. EUeen Roush, a n d iton aaled, cake, pie, puitcb IIIII Jean Kennedy and Lirxla Morria. Tamera Roush, a guest. Church officers elected were Ray Myers, trustee, Grace Wilson. clerk and Earl Starkey, treasPrer. J~ Sayre was b.lredaa.janitor. Rev. CecU Cox was rehired as pastor for another year. Revival services wlll start March 17 with Evan Edwards, Athens, as evangellst. Vlrillllo d« 1!'1 I" .., <n 90 Mill t. Mldcll• ..,, Get it today. y 1,131.171 jii'IJrWJ ond Mq>ndlry O<bool chllllna Program Theme is 'Giving' Transfers TO OBSERVE 91Sf BROTHEI!IIOOD MEETS Albert Reuter or 1500 VerThe Brotherhood ol the EIP mont. St., Lawrence, Kansas, wlll observe his 91st birthday terprlse United Methodist Church anniversary on Feb. 15. Mr. Reu· met Friday nlaht at the home or ter is a former Meip CoUnt;y Ed Bowen. Bowen is tonftned to his home by a broken toot. Carl residenl Jennings had charge of the meetire. Others attending were the Rev. William Airson, Ralph Spencer, Eldon Week&, Emmett Will, and James Will. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' I ,..._ Ftrrtll, ltlljllla; Job n ~ l'llwllallor> wore ~· Eleblnpr, Vteawn; Terrie F.,. tad &delta~ llrL Gbolyo.CUCk· roU, llollllnl.c:tD Repablle; and lor. v-. Hocus Pocus Skyscraper Caper Cool Kat "\ ......... . *"' were Miss Gloria Buck, M r a. C&rl A. Ebersbach, Exec., ErYvonne Scally, Mrs. Joe Crodal, nest L. Ebersbach, dec., to Llr· and Mrs. Lawrence Morarlcy. ry 0. Sellers, Lots, Pomeroy, Anna M. Ryther, Admrx., WilAlso pre-'"ll glfts to Mlas Moore were Mrs. Pam McClana- liam Everett Collins, Dec., to han, Mrs. Bruce Simpson, Mra. Kelly Mfg. Co., Middleport_ Charles W. Knighting, Sr., Lorena Arnold. Miss D o n n a Phyllis KnlghtiJ18 to Frank CleHauck, mel Mro. David Reed. Jalid, Oeloies M. Clelaoo, Fereels, Sutton. TONIGHT ONLY FER. 11 "THE FOX., (Technicolor) sandy Dotttlis-1\elr Dulleo COLORC ARTOONS: ......... lell Sltur<IIJ froqm xmn Russell Moore. others at:tendlne MEIGS THEATIE The ,...U. ~ )lrt and lilt does It Imply that the Olrlallan will have an eosy )ourneytl)rough Paul Grue10r. oaa, Vomo Ord, ~ -oh, lUe but rather the promise is Gordoo Harrll and Robert Har· Colby Wlnebremer, Slutthat in the midst ol hardahip rio or Col.uJN>uo were bore Set. lor, oncl Juice portld. aOO p~n. Christ will be there to 1ll<lo,y to vlolt lhelr lalbor, R. peUnc. encourage. com(ort and sustain w. Horrls, a patient at Jotm Uale 11111 ''Give ot Your those who turn to tum, Group .... Meloorlal lloapltal. Beat to'• tbe Master." For the singing o( "~ Faith Looks Up Mr. and Mro. Frando Ander· eudlollllllfill pnrtkm of ~~~e'pro. to Thee" and prayer coocliJded lilh were SUnday vlollora In Co.aram, Franklin Rizer U oerved the devotions. lumbuo with lhelr dau&lller' car. u tho Ieeder end presented tho For the program, Miss Thel· ole, Mr. Allderoon attended t b • tan lllllllld candle IIYIJiboliC al rna Grueser read two humerous oports obow at the Ol!lo Slate · !fie IIBht of Cbrlot. stories, "My Lincoln Grew a Fairgrounds. Youth reprooenllld . ...-tes Beard" and •• Fini Them and around tho world lo be benefitBring Them In.,. Members sang Melp ed by the Youth Service Fund "Happy Birthday'" to Mrs. Edna and IIBhtOd eandleo to, IIYIJibol- During the business meeting which followed, plans were completed for the Lerrten breakrast Reibel, and Mrs. FredDessauer, to be served on Ash Wednesday, president, concluded the meetFeb. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the ing with a poem "Strangers We church. The group also planned Haven't Met. .. a dinner to be served on March 5. Mrs. Ben Neutzling announced World Day of Prayer to be observed for those of the Pomeroy communit.Y on March 7 at the Naomi Baptisl Church. Mrs. Allen Hampton will be the leadMrs. Doug Wyatt , Miss Sharer. on Smith and Mrs. Rlchard Well A card of thanks was read Saturday with a britrom the Perrin family foragift. entertained dal shower honoring Miss Linaid it was r eported that Mrs. da Moore, bride~lect of Jerry Carrie Meinhart is confined to Arnold. Ho1zer Hospital. Members sign-. The shower, carryingoutavaled a get..well card for her. Mrs. entine motif in the decorations, Dorothy Radford was reported was held at the home of Mrs. ~roved and it was noted that Well In Middleport. Grover Erb remains a patient Gifts for the bride~lect were at Meigs General Hospital. placed on a table with a red cloth. Mrs. Neva Seyfried gave deRefreshments ()( Hlldwiches, votions opening with prayer trom cookit!s and punch were sen-ed the yearbook and a hymn "Faith from a table decorated with red or Our Fathers ... She read a po- tapers. The napkin& were lnacrlb· em, "can You Spare a Smile." "Linda and Jerry." am took scripture from Acts 16. ed Games were played with prizIn her meditation Mrs. Seyfried es being won by Miss Linda Haspoke of Paul and Silas' time in ley, Mrs. Michael Morrlll<lll, jail all:l of Paul's abilicy to conMrs. Donald Mayer and M r s. vert the jailer and the guards. . •'1 ARou7 Untied ...lllodlll Clwcll --~~ , - · wlllcll - ,........ Columbuo lor Fori ~. The youth lbo ...... Id Mr1' Ma7 Fll'rell, Cblno; Fta. - . he11111 v1o1t 111116. lual7 to, ''Wo'Yo a SlotT lv Tell l'leblllo ·No.rlt, O!llli; J o b n nltal,y Mr. and ...... Joulio to tilt Nallma. H jotnlo !IIIDII Rlicllhu't, ~ '.toba lblt, Wiber. and Clor7l llu1JOI' wore load· Aluka; Mill• Rizer, Atrlea; Mr. end llra. Howvd lll9der or• lor ..., rooponollle modlto- lklllblo Ord, JIOI>Ori; 111· · ·nl\lrllell 1o Glti1,VWo Stall (:ell, of Parl<eriiMlrl, ·w. vo. IIIII IIn. tlarl on auuttan love, under· oell, Male<>; lluUl WfnobrtQIIU, 1!11!1 an.r 111!) litOko at 'home Mollel Wolfe of FOmoroy wore otondliJc, wilooulng, and lalill _ , ~ l'ak; ~...,..... . SUnda;v guests of Mr. end Mro. wltl! Rabort it'..U. Dick Sauv· latan; Bnnda ' IIQ81, !ierilllnJ; Mr. and ..., Gratlt Brpn I · A valentine excha• was a people. . ,AttenCIC?ncEI ,Aw(}Jrds ore Modf!t Pledge Service Held · ed Jv':lllt Yciulb Followohlj) of tilt • ' b•- ............. . . did .-.... ~ ..... a i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 11, 1969