http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fc816eca45e7d77ea9f7dd8760cb781f.pdf 1b085b6063213f5a33ad1bc41c1cdbd4 PDF Text Text • E.LBERFELDS See The New Selections MEN'S and BOYS' o..era~ SHIRTS . T.o Tilt • ' at " "Missions Sunda,y" w.u • at R•ath Nrthodill awr.tJ clurinl the ' -.Hng worship servkle with Mba Mor. tba Coy, Mrthodlst lllulonary to India, •• gUOS1 apeaker. Misa Coy, a nolive of Day. I ton, IWI been serving mon than 30 yeara In three dilltrlets Pwljab, Hlsaar, FazJJU IIIII' Patiala. She Wll ouperviso< of womer, ·• work and schools, and 1 principal of a girls' boardlqg I!Chool. Miss Coy described tbo ""rk in India where Methodist Churches are carrying pro. crams similar to churclJes here In · America. She pointed to the task Of the missioo phase of the church u carrying out the work of Jesus who came "to seek and to serve mankind.'• The choir, under the direo. tion of Ben Philson, sang a 22c '- • • Missions Sunday Observed by H~h Church· Allout Middleport \' ( • ' .. rt~uN'r«t (H Tr.. lllfii,..M' . ' PoMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • . • ' ,1,.. ' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1967 • . . . . OUDCI Short dene and lOlli sleeve sturta 18 men'1 .Ues small (14-141,1 ), medium (13·15\0), lar!lo (18-1610) and extra larte U7·17%). Plus mens abort l.leeve 4re61 ahirtl 1n white a.,.'ld eotld colon - •nd new boys short sleev• 1port ahirta - new (!Oiors - new patterns. You lhou1d stOp in the melll and boya department on the l.st floor Seleet your new mens or boys lhirta . ent1ne, • roves a IIDW. special number, "World of God Incarnate," with Newman Burdette, organist. Sandy Jobnson was the acolyte for the service. Miss Coy also spoke at the BECKY LEWIS Sunday evening service when she showed colored slides o! India, tis people, and ~ bad articles on display made . HERE'S WHY lT'S FAR BmER C( bl "' , I • c 01 ~~ ..."IG 8 PI PI an~ clean your Maytag. eWe leave a postagepaid card for vou to evaluate our work. And This Finer Service Costs No Morel Use ltl 1b F1 ... eu You can buy a May!aJ any. .. · where In tho U.S.A. ::1 and find a dealer who repain your Mayta& prodU<\1, I ~ •· • l = I = . • .. l l'r Ill IIi H Showing Our Exclualve Maytag Bldg • Used Exclusively Por CERTIFIED 1W MAYTAG SERVIC&. THAT'S THE BEST ~ i) eWe Give You The Best Trade-ln Allowance For Your Present Washer e Why Buy Where You Have Mr. and Mrs. Richard 1 sell (Neva Walker) of Spring. field were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs . W. Walker and attended wed1inK of Miss Karen Walker and Mr. Robert Sloan. Mlch&el ·Morris, Penny Ru• sell and Jeanne Sowle Springfield were wee~::~ guests of Mr. and Mrs. renee Walker and attended Walker-Sloan wedding. Leonard Lyons, student Ohio University, spent th weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell. Miss Kay Ann Howell! ~~~~I ed the Walker-Sloan w Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. RoU!ihl and daughter, Patty of Pomeroy. were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs, R o Howell, Laurel Cliff. Roy Howell, who Is emp,Joye<il Jn Ft. Wayne, Ind., spent weekend with his family. Mrs. Lewis Fox visited SWI· day afternoon with Mr. Mrs. Wyatt Radford. Lewis Fox returned to employment at Zanesville day afternoon, after spendlng the weekend at 'his home. Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas and family of Alhens visited Sunday with her parenill, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Story and son John of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mr. and Mra. GIH of Cambridge spent Rev. and Mrs. Eollen• Gill family. Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Athens Road, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Mason, W. Va. Clifford Manley of Middlepmtf were In Zanesville Sll!lday visit their aunt, Mrs. Ray ! I I. ' ftc-... ~-~ •• Giant AF Balloon Down .Near Logan Our Expert Care Gives You Hair that Glows with Life, Sparkles, Excites at Our Special Pl'lces I TONIGHT ond TUIIDAY Fob. 1:1.14 .RUTLAND .FURNITURE 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland, o. lolmyllllt LectLobo lt!l!lrH ..., Week •nd take 1dvantage of our prlce-sl..hing on permanents, h•lr styling, coloring, sh1mpooa, end sets. It's time now, for your beeuty check-up. SALEI WilD, ond THUIIDA Y ...... 15-16 1101' OPIM = . Translation to Artillery T~e2Years Error Costs Seven Lives Get A Head-Start On Sf!9uty 1967 •• Check Our Permanent Specials This Week tbeJ~ Wasb!Dpll . Lunar Now produced m IIF .. dHsM!a!lon. . . For An Exciting New Hair St~le: Glamour Beauty·Salori 127 Mulberry Ave. 3rd. St. Phone 992·2743 Pomeroy,. 0. B A Beauty Shop P"- 949-2311 Roclo,., 0. ' ' Dorothy's Beauty Salon Phono 992-3982 3rd. St. \ Syrocuoo, Q. Gloria's Beal.'tv Salon Ill N. 2nd Avo, Phono 992·27{s lnj~Ki~ey Helen's Beauty Shop Phone 992-2890 Pomoroy, 0. v._ E. Orlmlll, lf, w. va...... Wll ' 1 lola's Beautv Salon · 1 234 E. Moln , Ph0no 992.3ls7 , II Po..,.roy, ' ' Jerry Beautv:ShoDpe . . 99¥.. Mill St. Phone 9ft.f7SI A~Jdreport, ,Q, ' k7 Sal.._:n Ll"nda'S, LADY Bea'u.,, IQ PAll lrd St. . Phone 949-3644 ' . R.oclno 0. ' .. .• Saton · · Pra&.~$ :BeautY 10 ._~ it!'i. • i ....,_ tf247sf ' Mlddt'" ' ' Auto Industry Sales Off Teen-ager Has Mlddlepbrt, O. ' 1600 Nye Ave. ' - • ' ~ 'J • I" , I ' c """'0. < ' r •,'. . ·b«lJtli ., inial '· -o -· !Ill'' · • Conference Will TryftJi' Election Date Vlrit Your F.,oriu LoC4l BeauiJI Salon o•. - I at a price! Don't be aatonlshed; Juat co me In during National Be•utY S.lon •PANTAITIC VOVAGI" (Tecbnlc9lor) ' Brfeo, Raquel Welc~L Arthur O'Connell, Arthur AennedJ Donald Pleasance. ' C.foi"CfJ't. .: ,.,•.,...,. : Your h1lr c1n get all the specl.l - 1rid.extra special - care It d-rvea "" ,, .......... a. SleDhen Boyd, Edmond i Rus- MiiGS THEATRI ADoubt Of The Service Repair? Get Red · Carpet S~e Here andle Sure! I John A week of llpl!dal meeting! · be held at !lie Cburth ol <llriBt in atrlstia,n Union, Peart St., Middleport, Feb. 20 to 26 with the Rev. and Mrs. Den· ..r Brown ol Rutland and the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Rogel'! ol Pl. Pleaaant In charge. Speeial singing wltl he presented eoch night and the public Is cordially Invited to attend tbe meetings. I' J ,, Sauvage, MEETING ANNOUNCED eWe Service Your Old Wringer Washer and Your Automatic ...... ' their son and Iii f Carl and F1oyd Griffith Columbus were Sunday guests! ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Wea1·l ver of Vandalia spent the weel<·l end with her father, ....., I eWe ~urry to your home - the quickest service possible. eWe protect your home with Red Carpets your Maytag, too. eWe use only genuine Maytag factory parts. No substitutes. e Work ill performed by l\laytag, company· trained technicians. eWe leave everything neat as a pin ~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy wio is recuperaUng from surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital. Red Carpet Service New Spring Coats for Summer. program. MAYTAG all the new merchandise that's lrriving -New gl_rls and ladies - New Draperit!! - New Rugs Dm~tte Sets - New Items in the Housewares Department - In the IJngerle Depart. ment. All over the store you'll find it pleasurable to look around. See what's new tlila season - See the new values - and select your needs for Easter Sprfn~~r ..._ · and answer period followed the RUTLAND FURNITURE SHOP IN EVERY DEPARTMENT G1rls Dresses in all aizes - by natives of India and included hand woven rugs. shoes, trays and others. A question ing Wahama Seniors Candidates their surroundings and the wort being done by missions. She also DEBBIE COOK . .' ~ �• - • ' . ft.42'BD Conferen~ Gou oolb ..._, ... • ltl'lo . (Caaibmd fiWD ,... II ............ ........ -..a, •h '·......, ..,......11 . . . lllllt ....... ==-t 81 the ~;:=~~-~= JI( o1 Loc:ull IIJd So .... ,Jill, Jf . leporl MO<· 91 o( 4:1f'il. . ,lit - lllllll 111. y......,. Memonal Hospital '- trutmcot1.W"'m6w mJurieo. port Police said 1 c&r by James Ro&eo KIOJ lcldleport; clllllde<l WJih 1 • Mdll,rll driven D)' Th<ltn.oo lieGet 3t, of Marietta. Klr,<! .... tal<en to the hospital b> oje Middleport E·R squad. mte investigation of the &ect· tltnt is beina ·«>ntinued. Klut's a total 1011. Minor . dfmtge w.. iocurred to the """'k. TPolict also inVes'.igated a tw<><:ar accident '"' ~81. at ull..li-St. iolter,.... tfo at 6,41 p.m. Monday It> >t>lrin& cara driven by Geor1e If. Pierce, !9, Racine, and HOI· H{"li!cwnt. ~; fl!icldleport. P.ierce was .cited 011 a char~e Ill. !allinl "',lelil ril]ht o( woy. Both oars bad !lllnor damag• . No injur!M· were reported. Harden Seated On Southern n! ~ , Ul!ltnct Board ; • - .. _ ..... wtll HI ................tllon _,....., ......... IIJd 101. dw Dolb' Jelltlllll. ~cDeport. o .. reb. 14. lllf . Tho body will lie bl Illite at "" SUrolfOI'I IDC!ude a daughtet, ebu<cil !tOm I until I p.m. Wedllln. Blabl (SurvUial GiUIIJd . neoday. NEW IL\VEN- Il'lmcral .... 111811. · :!: : .... ~;: ~.;.:, fl Goll!polll tilt 1!iW - 1 ol , . , • lht Medleal Ceoipens1an1 IDd lllllllltleoo ....ueo1 CHo\ll , 11' Va. ·ter, wm be held •• tblo N•w UDder !be r.dtrll civil .moe - II was • sloW day ""' . Bavu EI1B Churcl1 Weclnl!ld.'l)' ~ Jet f1:om leCialaturt lllilndaJ, but 11 1 .....,. with !be ltev. Marlin c1. 111e Illite'• lnheritlnCe m1 po<e was elpO<IN In ac.;~~i: ) Beruford Olf!cllitlilg. Bwl l estate tu. loday with t1ot mQ>r will be 1n the Unioo Cemetery Oblo rostdento NCetvt 1 lftllelpoted In the House of He wu employed althe N.,. ..,... at lll!iililf1 under 1M ~ates where oeveral "toP HI..., Pottery and was a mernJ llderal lei CllmiiUy IIJ'O II· ' drawer" bills IIJ'O hqllog. ber of !he UnloP EUB ChLU'dl. 11111'1*1 from lho tu 01117 to liHI 'l'be connict-«-int~ u~:: ~H~e~w~u~bonl~~j~"""~~IO~.~II77!!!,~m~ ·• ateut of !he !lrol $2,0tltl In com· al and the lradlng stamp putaUon of tbelr tuable •tate. lotion bill botb ...., bold SET STRIKI! Do\TI! Retlreeo under the varl01181111ta on pa!ISage !loge Monday YOUNGSTOWN, wOiuo (UPII "'tiremont systems already the House and H wu uncertain - Teacbers In nearby Slruth.,.. b.ove llle uempllon tblo bill j whether either wiD came tD Munday ni&bt set Feb. 2S 11 • I -pia •oRLD SALE! '-'lloo W .4 ' _I IMr ' .., of t1wo !Me Hawyllld caro- New Ba"" llld two arllldoal!t. 1111e Fry J -, o\l!o ~ GII'J •nd Lln'7 Gllllnd. • blm Ia death wu lib wile, Frltndo may coil at tb1o I'& Or~ Etblol Jolmlon, Jan. 211, &Jeoong ,..,.,.1 Home anytime New·Haven Dies : 1 • Mr. Jolmson of P ce ·.Should. ~-.,:":..;":~I ~ en .. • ; I *' 3 ROOMS 'AlE DAILY SENTINEL I I= ' .... , }); M......._. I T• £ R d FURNITURE CUfe U }eSS $595 \. * * * * -. •l l:"Jtute oJ,_,.,.,..,.,......., 24 Arrests ........ •• Are Reported ........,_ 119'' I e..- ""' BAKER FURNITURE mil•• .=:et' I . NOM - ' INGELS FURNITURE . tbtm OU~~!t Chief Latex Wall Finish NewShowlngN.w Colon. G,allon .. .. .. . • ' $4 99 0 !illlt Ill • lllluclal .l it III!INCI !It> txtra pay,• CbllipeM8!lft& ·llinll tlllt, . PAINT NO'N,, , AND. SAVE MONIYI ~a•••r·laJe LATEX WALL Pl·l T " ·. ~~~~ :;;.;.1acniiure&lt.a.........- -... I.' AiDMEN CAIUD Middleport 111011 wete ealted at . Monday for Laura Mt'l>lblil, Cllltoll, W. Vl., WIIO wu to Veterans Memottal HM1r00 u a IDodlell patient. Tile unit also went at . t: 11 p.m., for Mabel Hyoell, Wlltlamo · 81. local . wu. called. QUICK SIRYI(I -SiiRVICi- · Request) St. • ···s 79 ,'ft ' . .....,,. "'. •• ''i*tlnl ad. Iii • .._ ~ slal(s, unilet lil.r.•AIIrl. ~ llow1 No Pilot ReM. 10 ventr, All•;$••r S.mi..OIOis ' 98 Scitin Enamel UH.Illlltlllllltl 011 J011r lriOOdwork to . ca•• .-••flit ..... tMNr.llkp .llliiltr·wu , ..... GAL. ~YI>drwaJI•. 12• W. MAt" M 111M 111dM. p Jll .. IIIJ1ril•llr hlllm avt '. IJlD ••• Itt yo~ Pill hMttt•r polmtaf 992·2141 E,s . ...... --- . . . - ..... lllticll'lln,l ,1 _1.,... ' POMilOY Hay~ Ne~~38 Points In =-~~ Houston Ha.l'dwood Victory ~ ~h llmlth . Porlman loci Cre!gbtoD with 115. ,,-iiiiiiiiiiiilllili!~liiiif!ili~ 1 Fifi!Ha>ked Kansu and On a team SllriJ*led with sixlh·ranked Western Koutuclty, 1Jlanto, !be Big E II&Dib out u ' the only other te8llll among die a eollege buketball Utan. < Uniled Po-ess International . ! seiten to see action, abo 1 .It l!n't 10 just bec&u,. of hiS triumphed. Kansas overcame although at 6--foot·t and 255 1Oklahomll State's stall for a I !JZl:, pounds, El vin Hayes or Houston ,., w·In wh·,•- the HilltoppeGERGEN UP! !pOt1l Wrlltr 1 , , ;, I Obi0 prep I I RatJ"ngs . . :0 :.W saf 6-; Coilege ScoreS . R edmen B0 m B 1f cu m ber lan d I . 1 I • • • --o-: I K'Jng. ;,B 'J ders Supp . Iy I ~ I' • NYLONAIRE · :Coml>*l:lnl• Ctdil/ae hu ~waya bcell ~ j>roblorn,l., tho car bu l~"f bo!IJI eleuly ID o cla01 of111 owa..1• 1967, · tho cball...... if n•• pator . , • btoo.,. c.dill.. bu _., btfon -rtotllu.loadellhlt> oo coavtnotqi,. Slaft "'*bealiCJ!• Cul&bollt lor olu>:ury ar ooateDdat dill tan UoUtlob oeylm,odvaneernooll ot Codlllac't d,.. .,..dol atw· iri>el libo, IW fotward IWeepin& front deollft and·kl plful-.Dll Oowiaa oide contoun. Then eotioldot that thttt are aleveD Rellfi>J tt&dPI• of lhit Iliad of 0.4111'\" ~11·., u wellot tbt tDUI!r ilow &ldoroO, dlt world'tllndl pertonal cat! . Contldat aliO tbo iDcoiD,orallle _ . _ al C&dllllt'l VIII! )'<lilt 1utbot!Jed deilet aad flltlluH Ch.,...,., N- ot juol 1JOU'd\ low <lolllrt uoonlb . 01• s11 Y""' """ lil&.orlftt toqlllrtmta'll. lt'o IN . . , ntW ......,.,UO• 11tt lor thellbwlud Ill lbt WulL . ,.., tor the ' ·. Sfalldard of rheWW/ci · . . OHIO ,, VJ,~N IT, • • I f • !• • I'OMilllOY, 0. I J.q' llfght no.i'we•,. priCing luxurl~ r...::tiu ' .. Virt$tO * ·, .• Tubeless Wf>itfiW<llli EDWARD w-.,. Mlllimlllilflll • eo.KING Our best-selling popular-priced tirs* with 4-ply nylon cord body • •' JllOft iltan cart equlpptd U.• tame...,er. II\ wbr- lor 1 -tier oort II ,.i. piJ loi ellli cor, I l l - .,.. ..... ... .CHRYSlER '67 .. motll populor ltllflltr . . "'" . • . ~" ... ua aoon. ' ·~ . · "' Tubetef?. 6.00-13 5.60-15 6.50·15 7.50-!4 8.00-14 8.50·14 Pius ~1.59 to $2.33 Fed. excise tax, 6.70..15 11.1~·« sales tax and trade-in tire off your ear. 7.10-15 Tubeless ·Whitewalls • i- SAFETY CHAMPibN btolltilul lh1erlon oDd, !holt allactJI"' oollfJ .104 ~­ venieDC4. nn,re are pusenser·pard d~r loeb, a huatd qnom,·ooual circuit braltina•,_, I~• tlial bol4 fvkline lron1 '"'" Hcat:tly Ia plfOo oild .. ....... Ollllat oaloty lo~lllrto. '· AAd, of ...,.., th...'l porfonnlu...'n..n .,dol.. , else omoothu thoa C.dUioO'I V.. ,_a~~••IAble M ..,lor tbu Coii!Uu's la~pt•••• nrla~lt toll• '""" tt•~ aotbln1 alot ourer .., 01ftllller •• "" "'Ctlwa;. - t. ~ .We'd ask you t~ compare it ... but with what? Watl!l' IIIDth 'II •• ~ JOI!: lbellnnlngo 'i9 Stan!o!'d . 71 o\rizona 82 Jai>anese Olymp. 65 Idaho 71 Idaho St. 7Cl * * C:hoGns Y- i'Gintlnjp T011lol * Ca111e1 In llealltlful Colon ano White. - The futballer, who bas pitched. 1celllerfielder in the INS All.stor UPI SporiJ Wrltor ~ bab~ of brusbinl the b)ltert Boutoo, who ...,. a toto! of 3i , game, basft't lu!Jy recov....t • Doll Drysdale, who waited' a bad<, finiohed only one ol his aarne• in INS IIJd 1964 to lead 1from abaci: injUI)' and decide<l , long time to use bit pen wt first nine sames last season and the Yankees to pennanls both oot to rWt furt!oer lnjUI)' by 1 nd 1 timl~ ended the year wit.h a IS--16 seuons, has IIi uffer ed fro m ann [attemptmg . pit m I year a even 1 onger to 'I ac . 1 ftod h1s fast ball, started the record. He also lost two games trouble Ule Jaat two campaigns. The Boston Red Soz an- - eoww yoa <n't --d oe •;o 196'1 aeuon oil on a radically in tbe World Series WOJl by IBut even \bough he polled 1 U [oounced the ai&ninl of oi<l ·~ It i> an imposing oight. But overran Tenn....,. Tech scm. ~erent DOle Monday. Baltimore. ;record last year, be flnallJ ,Pitcbero ~Don McMahon, John li'oiltArablc!" , alongsidesuch ~reatures u8-?, Kansas ran its Big 2W1>ound Melvin Bell, H . 235• Conference record to 7·1 Drysdale, who combined with Maloney, who abo bald out Iseemed to recover hJJ old style 1Wyolf, Pete Magrini, illlnk l Sandy KDufax to stage one .of last oeason, wu the ace of the in the second b.oll of the oeason •Fioeber, !)ave Moreboad and oound Don Kruse and 8-9, 235• ronnecting on 45 per cent of ito tblo most celebrated boldouls"" Reds' mound staff allllou&b he wben be pooled a Uti ERA. roolde . Bill Fanner -4lld AA!nd Ken Spein, Hayes is just field goa l atlempts. The Jay· the hJJtory of -.JI Ia,if slipped tD a IIHI .......-.! after The California Angels' little outfielder Jooe Tartabull. another 000 of the boys. hawks, who led 23-16 at spring, eame quickly to term! winning 20 in 11166. He posted a Albie Pe81'!10n, one of the lllllSt I Caldlero Pat Corralea anti Wllat doEo distinguish hlm , intermission, received 14-point with the J..oo Aqeleo Dndg.,. 2.IMI earned nm average last likeable players In !be game, Dove Rtctelll and lnlleltle" from his ponderous playmates,, performances from Rodger i even \bOugh be too1t a tokeD year, the second beat mark on announoed hJJ retlremeat. Tbo Jimmy Wllllamo and John Slpin COLUMBUS (UP!) T h • however, is his ability with a Bohnenstlehl and Ron Franz. cut. ·- : the team, and led the team in 31-year-old otJtllelder, wbo wu li&ned contracts with \be St. United Press lnternatlonsl basketball and that factor alone I 1Colortado mthovNedbrlntoka secotnhd 1be big Dodger rJ&lWhander $lnltoUII, eompiete games aDd the Amer1cao. League'& at:ut'na Louis CardinaiJ. Ohio High school basketDall ra- he made Houston one of the Bp .ace E;ehwt' t •d. aa a ~n I 5 an mgs a seemed to set the paee for tin.. ·th fi nation's leading college teams Jg tg · 1 Monday's baseba11 signings os and .... oes. WII lrst p aee vote~ this season- No. 8 to be exact virtue of a 67-55 triumph oYer : won- ost record• or gantt":! . lowa State. two other tlghthanders who t played through Feb. 11 in par- The eighth most proficient 19tb Win I.OCust , .; have been noted for ~eir [ eotbeses: scorer and lOth best rebounder i,,~W~es:te~tn~K~ en~l~uc~k~y~r~ip~p~ed~of~f-=:=::!: otubborness at contract lime, Cla&s AA a g ill · 11 the Yankees' Jim Bouton and 1 Team mon e major co ~ge 1 Ci · ti' Jtm M 1 1 Poiuts players. Hayes scored 38 pomts ncmr;: t s a oney, a so ~ By United Preu lDtenuuional Col .. East_ ... . .. 30 ( 16-li 347 1Mondav nig:11 to PGI' t.' tilt> ca~:n Ke:· etired .J East Lonnn Kwg . . . . 07-1) 21;, , Cougars to an 87.-80 victory over f Marlst 6!t Yeshiva 57 Dayton Roosevelt (l>l) Hl2 Creighton . their 17th of tht' =·~;., ;m the hlit,e:t Tony Bass, 6-1 freshman, scored 32 points Monday LIU 87 Bridgeport 74 Cleve. E. Tech 3 Clf>-2 1 m ' season in 20 games patd pitclter In baseball -at night at Williamsburg, Ky., as the Rio Grande College Moravian 61 o\!bright '·7 Colum~us Linden (14·2) 149 1 Inc d . . ·, edmen lost 113·86 to Cumberland College. The Redmen NYU 114 Catholic '.'. 5• L1ma Shawn"" . . I 116 21 120 : . omman leas~ until San ~ranci~eo s Juan trailed 58-38 at the half. Salem 75 PI moutn · ~~ Canton Lincoln .. .. (15-J) 1~ 5 Hayes IUS . In comp~ete Martchal, who J! boldmg out for IDaru·el 1 ~ .2. Wll ,. Y . • ,.0 command of h1s body agamst 1- v - Belknap 88 N.H. Voc2honal 11 Toledo Libbey .. .. (I'J 'rt • v-: • son, "" ' . ... . c · h The ·IDJUry-nddled · · · h 125 to top it 'I'll Red r C $ Otltl a , , manages . e men o oac n Middle! own . . .. .. . 04 .31 6, 1 reog ton. 2 Totals 35-111-86 M~loney and Boutin also Lanham are now 14-11 for the · ' • Boston U. 83 W~yn~. St. S4 !\ewark . . ... . .. 1 {l4-4l 27 , Blu ejay.s, trailing 5242 at rece1ved. lucnUve contracts season and are at Campbells- CUmberlaad (113) - Sages- City CoU. N.Y...ll H1der 4~ second Jt· 11 Toted C t . 1Ihalftime, crept to within 78-76 although th~'re a long ways vil1e, Ky., tonigh~ where they per, 2-1-5; Gambrel, 3-1-7: Upsala 83 Stev~9 ?~ch 62 ~ 1 ) and Sa~du~k ~ :ac~~ ;~ . with four minutes left bcf~re from the Drysdale.Mar:lchal play CampbellsvJlle Co1lege. Fanning, 15-2---·,12; Bentley, 2 St. Peters 108 ~mg) t.;Oil. 82 Worthington 33 : 14. Parma V:-t- Hay~s co~nected . for f1ve class. Maloney signed for an Rio Grande plays Its f 1na I -0-4 · Cook 7-1-15· Boyd St. Bonavntre IJ9 ~anh::tlt3!1 80 1 F . . Istra1Rt1t pomts to msure the ' I St J . N y "9 v·u ~2 ey nrge 0 ) 32 · 15 Cmcuma· U estimated $50,000 wh e Boutoa game of the season Saturday 2-2-6; Burgher, 1-{1- 2; Rol- · o,ms · · ;J ~ a~ova • ti Eld~r 31 . HI Cu ."h F ·l Houston victory. Soph Bub received the same f%7,000 night In Gailia Academy Higl\ !ins 9--3-21· Glanzer 1-0---2· Lebanon Valley 71 DJckmsoll 66 24)· 1- K • t . 2J yal8og~ ~ - .-, I contract h<l got last year even School gymnasium against Wil- Bro~ 2 2~· Bls~p 1 Jersey City St. 8S Glassboro 73 o~lm' · 1 endonM : ·~ 1 ayhJn TOURNEY SCORES ..., h , j t • • • SOuth P"C on an ar1on :.. eat· · Cl A thou6" e s won us seven berforce University. 2; Cox, 5-1-11. Totals 50--13 ._ %0 Fairborn twd Canton ' ass games in the past two seasons. . _ 113 Tenne3see 76 Keotucl\.y 'J7 · · .. ' Mr At New Concord 20 Drysdale, who finally signed Other R~men m double fi· __ Maryland 87 VIrginia 76 Kmley each.. INew Coneord 53 Barnesville 38 for an estimated tllO,OOO last gures last mght were captain Morris Harvey 88 Concerd ro Class A Philo 69 Freeport Lakeland 49 year whtle Koufax reeelved an Don Trainer, &-0 senior, with 18 NBA StaadJng1 Morgan St. 9!t N.C. Coli. 89 Team Points Belmont Union Lo('al 60 • '):"1 ,: i . , ·- . . , .. ' .,, ur. estimated $125,000, never points, and Sharon Gregory, 6-fi Richmond 74 East carolina 65 [Strasburg ··· ·· ·· 3 (lik'l) 192 , Rosev ille 48 Wood .. ... 1he mcdern' ..?taf fo 'add seemed to overcome the handi· senior, with II points. Rebounds By United Press IDtcruaUona! Asheville-BUt. 81 Em. & llny 74 · Ames-Bern ..... 10 (19-CIJ lnG cap of missing spring training were nine for Bass, eight for Eastcn Division Lenoir Rhyne 62 Pfeiffer 46 ~t. R~covery .... 2. 09-l) lfil LONE RANGER . :> ·;' • warmth to your home. 121 because of the holdout. Gregory and six !Or Steve Tow· . w. L. Pet. Erskine 71 Pembroke 67 Northwestern .. 2 ti?·I J Nt:W YORK (UPil -The ' .., '•,1 ~---.. -- -- ·ler, 6-:t senior, who also had 15 Philadelphia 5.'t 111 .a.tl S. Carolina 83 Wake F·oresi GO F~ank . -Monroe -· 5 (l!J-0) JO;J New York Rangers announced . Stratford Pan eling is lOur--; har d\\'ood .constru ction. FlgbtResults points. ~ston 45 1' Georgia 78 LSU st; Ktrllan~ ... ... · 3 117 ·11 ; 71Monday defenseman Jim Ne ilBy Ualted Preso ID!el'llalloaal . New York Sl 33 Tenn. Wes. 83 Chattanooga 81 Denn. St. Mary I il6·2J 11 . son will be lost I<! the National \ Harrlwood fa ce. Hardwood roreJ!l\'14,\'oo<l . back. MIAMI BEACH Fla. \UP!) Big scorer ~~ CUmberland Cincinnati 26 34 Fla Southern 102 Tula 91 Woodsfield ....... 07·3! 61!' Hockey League team for al All hardwood construction is the reqspn;why ~trot\ · · ' was Bill Fannon l>-10 senior B 11· 16 Ill · ne Bl ill 1'\) "" ·, least a week bee t~ use of a b~:~d i:.· -Floyd Pptterson, 200¥4, New , ', . ' a tmore . Guiliord 97 Presbyterian 54 oomv. e · · · · · · · · · ( o;;,~ York ·- knocked out Willle who equaled Bass 32 pomts on Westen Division Western Ky 80 T , T h 71 Barnesville . ...... (13-4) .q,, bruised nght hip su rfered in a ford Paneling can take t he ri gor~u ~ prt>cflnishing .· · John~n, 183 ~, Albany, Ga. (a). 15 goals .and two .free throws. W. L. B. Cookma~ 114 ~:~ho:e Second 10: 11 . Sandusky St. 4-4 tie with MPntrc<~l Sunckty 7111Marys 40; 12. Dalton 38 ; _ Jltn Rollms, 6-4 Junior, bad 21 San Francisco l6 !6 F 13. night. , process we apply to it Tha nks \Q_ this procc ~ s. 92 W & Ma . 65 MANCHESTER, Eng Ian d points. St. Louis 30 32 w':::.:~ Caro~a· .77 . ~!wberry River .Local 36; 1~. Mansfi~ld Ranger coa:C'h Emile Francis Stratford Panels arc the most be.Jal~~jul, durable !UP!) -Johnny Cooke, 145, The Redmen shot 42 per cent Los Angeles 28 :U 69 . St. Peoer II) 31; IJ. Carey 30; . announced he would call up ~ Brlllln,.' oulpolnted Brian Me· making 35 of 82 from the field Detroot 24 37 Citadel 81 VMI 78 4 ovts: · 16. Bndgeport 27_ 17, Maysvl!lc ·either Rod Seiling or Bob panels you can bu y. ' "] :;r ~ . ~frey, 144V4." Brit~ <15); and 16 of 25 from the foul line. ChJcago ' 23 42 Mercer 100 Georgia St 86 26; l!. ZauesvJ!ll! R?secnms ' Plage.r from Baltimore of the Billy Walker, 193, Bntain, won Rio Grande committed 1& tumMonday I ~lilts AJabama Ba MissisSippi '7:1 . and :southe-astern Ross 22. each ; I Amencan Hockey League or on dlsqoo,Iificatlon from Gullio overs and gathered In 34 re- : Philad•lpbia 131 Conclnnau Murray St. 9!1 Milr~d 89 20. Mogadore (2) and ere.~;;. Allan Hamilton of Omaha of " . .. Ul Rinaldi, ~. Italy (1), bounds St. Lows 139 New Yor~ lOa Cumbctilind 113 ..,,. 'i!tu~ 0 VIew 20 each. Cenlral League lo replace · MIDDLEPORT, 0, ,. IJ., '< 'j.":V<f'·~-:- . . .or: ' ' . · (Only games SC.'bedll~-- -· ~ 86' ·~:· ~i;.J\!~·•... ~ .... ,.'I Neilson for Wednesday's mect1.\S I!EGo\8 CUPI) -Allen Rio Grand• 181) - Trainer,] Tuesday'a Gnlt o\ubum 68 MisslssiP!!l 51 ·57 ' u.s. TOPS ing with Toronto . Thomaa; 18'1, Clotcago, outpoint- 8-2-18; Hamllton, 3-&-6; Boston vs. San Fra_!lcl~oo Mldwes.. l"':.,;. ,.,_. LONDON (UP!) -'!be En· . otl Eddie Jones, 112\it, Los Gregory, 4-2-11; Bass, II- at Oakland~·~ . Purdue 88- Ohio St 6!1 · glish malJ!Izlne "Athletics Week· I Ancel"! tlO). 1~: Towler, 7-l-15; Me- (Only game seh<dolli!lll Michigan St. Ill'· Intliab.o 11 ly" again na~ th~ United Loyola ru 88 St Lollis l3 Stoles the world s leadtng track .,1 Notre Da.;e s'i B:.U.. 4a · and field power In its bi-annual . t H ton 87 Crei htoD eo rankmgs pubhabed Monday . 008 g The list, compiled by V. V. ~ntlree 95 Jllo. at st. L. 1!1 Kolatcboff and based on nation· Millikin liN Eilbhurst 81 ... ! al records In the 18 standard ,. Kendall. 73 Bloom. .JC individual Olympic events rated I ' Valporatse 78 WheatDn ,5 · the u.s. first with 2,lll · , Ind. :lt. 98 Eastern II). 78 West Gennany second at ' · """" Colorado 87 lowe St. 53 and Poland 11,976\1) third. Mrhd Minn 81 Sl Th •. Mjnn 64 - - - --'-- - ' - - - - 1 ..' -'i.; $ st. John Min sO Cnctla 'Min ;1 Gustctvus-o\dol. 81 Jlamline 67 ' o\ugaburg 11 St: Moty Mimi 57 I • Maealester Ill Minn.·Dul. 68 ' Our popular low-priced tire w~ long ~ ': Bethel 116 Dordl 70 • • ' V. Madonna 114. Youngsln 0. 70 mileage firestone SUP-R-TUP:fltbber Soulbweol Drake 78 Old8homa 73 Kanau 59 Oldilboma st. 39 Banling 17Hetiderson 87. Gramblitlg 112 Wiley Clll ' ·. ll; Blthop Coli 89 Pan Ani. 88 'I East Tel. · 711· Sam Houalon· 88 Southweste111·11'1 Sl. Eilw. ·eO Howard Payne, 88 To~ .U.i: 77 c..,.,.. thlt lnYIMible .Ark. St. 99'Seutl\ei$;•Mo. 15 will! .!!!r •• tt 10..,. !/25CI Sllft Angelo St. tl 'n'lnlty 74 tax and lr<1de-in t;;,·eofho•",; Washi:J81on SUS Cil~ 67 PIR GALLON • - [!!( Ink Major League Contracts wasbingtell > O. feb. 14, 1!1117- 3 1lU Illtlo i Roltllioel's auilers Paint a.._. for Only a F.w C!QIIonl ;Jt\ Ealyta.Apply wflh llrush or ltolllll'. Oriel In 0... Houri!.Hwot .. •pathly" odor. ~llld4leport, ~ Virt$font DRY CI!ANING • DIIIJ' ...tliltl, • "'! . 2-HOUR (Upon Y!ur . Drysdale, Bouton·, Malon ' By vrro STEl.UNO Robert Harden. Syraeuse was ~.~......... PREll ATA lOYr If • w,..,........_ ' 100 0 ~~ in!D and sealed deal Jolwoo is P'llliillo& to i I.OW PRICII 01~ =~ ";,~ :0"'~~;; make ~ Board of Education Monday lin~. sometbrouib lbl Wght IIIII law s I ' year. Mr. Harden will complete The ~ ~eaoUve ~- C.: the unexpired term of John IOnd a .,.-I ......,. would lll"'Yide. vote Ulday. llrlke date unleu lh4 Board Fisher, • ·ho resianed late tasl l.,...a ~~~Y .:-"': : 1 Pused by an lltHl vote, with A oouple of tm"!\dmtllta Education alloi'S them to hold year. il!"w c ws till em&ri....,. clause IDMrted, Del. Cleo Jones, R-Kanlwha, an tlec!lon .to detennlne a MODEL nelds.. of bousln& employu!ent, 11he bill would become effeclive the cnnfliel-of.intetest bUI salning agent. . DEN-loot Supt. Paul Powell reported . ~ administration of I upon signing by the governor If pending and It was requested to the hoard the general according 10 a White the Senate approves \be bill. 1 that the meaoure be ho!d ov•.r tal course of his leukemia. balance of last Jan. t allhOulleemant. '!be SenaiJ appi'OI'ed two apo 10 all tbe delegates could study ter a temporilry ledoral $411,407 and the_ polnlments by Gov. Jameo A. the amendments. order banned the dlsllrlblutlo•n fund balance stood at Wanted lo Help Rhodet. '!bey we"' Donald D. '!be delay on the trading of the vaccine, a blOOd 91, of which $17,0tltl Is Wo\SHINGTON - RICIIAID Curtis, R-CtUI!nn, •• an em- stamp bill, oddly enoogh, ,.., lhowed boy'a condl\lonon'll:: Tille money. . NIIon said that II he b.od ploy~ member of !be Work• o "power" play. An eiectrlcol ly Improved, but It n The board approved its oper· spent bls lime wwklnl for men ' Compensation Bnard of fadw'e In !he capitol "'ndered atlon budg•t for the January· Republieans last fall he Review for • term endln1 Oct. the House of Dele~ates' elec·l~~==-=,.....,.""'""i ll July 196'1 period. hive bad 1lte 111811 ,,GOP 31, 1969. He oucceeds Paul H. Ironic voting machine inopern· __.,·! :--nomlnalloo ~· Taylor who nsljned. IUve and Speaker H. Lahl• Supt. Powell also said a Title up" by now. AIIO 1pprovtd wu Edwin F. White suggested the vote .. ·World,.' ~~~ fl'ealtwatet 3 NDEA project has been ap- But, satd the lotmll' floe Sawiclti, D-Eott Cleveland, II • tho measure be postponed un:ll OF ALL NEW lake il Lake 11alltal, ~riA. proved for 111,1182.40 with $1,· president, "the I n - of any membct of lht Board of TU today I . ,. 941.20 available through match· oandidate sbould be geiUng Appealo for a term ending Feb. · hrfed lor dolllble !Hrics • • • lild Ill .... flkics 1M lng funds and $1.1114.72 provided elected, not nominated." And 12, 1973. nkvOTID TO INTIIlREST OF through Appalachia fUnds. that Is why be declded tD work A bill wu IDtrndueed In the , flP Of 3D Timer Colllrol .r.aticln, plllldel ap It 121 •111111 T ;, , The remaining 20 per cent of toward slrenglheulnl his par- Houoe by ~. Ralph Fltber, : MI!IGS • MASON AliEA the fund, to be used primarily ty'! powtl' b..e rather \ban R·Woooter, aull>orlzlng lht loose ~ tilie- • 15 mllllles FLUff DRY ••..,. s. - · ••"""" in ooclal studies projects, will simply golnl bundng lor 1968 of land at the Olllo .Agrleulturat I 8e <Mhr-~111...1,., be made available by the board convention delegates. Research IIJd Development ""''"",. ....If.....,, .,.,,..., ,. of educalloll. Center ol Wooster to Ohio State Wo\SHINGTON, D. c. (UP!) Including ~Ollie Y~]h1fn•'·• ComP•Dl'• lmtitu:.e University. - Reinhard Kreutzer, his flcleslll S.Wor ........ lielpa ... liillallllln .... ut .0., ..,.,,.,, " • ••· '!be ooard accepted the resl&· coWMBtls _ PlANS FOR Fl!her said lbe biU would al· 1oopeo for a happy ending to Refrigerator and ~= ~:~0:., nation Of Mrs. Helen Pi~ens. a two-year agricultural teclmj. lo• the use of land It the een- his American trip almast dash· Sillllo ft. CJW• fir ...... .,.. Range , ~~~ aa a cook in the hi&h school. cal inslltute 10 bt operaleol iiJ I'"' for. an agricultural teclmical eel, Oew home 10 o\ustrlo Mon· .:!~ ~ l !ltl'~V''""' No replacement w~tile Ohio o\cri<Ultural Researclo :!t/"~torleo. The day nl&bt. Yters fiOnl now )'Oti'U be &fall ll'a a RllloiW and Development Center ol • tute • two-year 'I'M 9-yeor<>ld leukemia ·· ·Bolo...,.._... 1••· .., .....,. W001ter clllle 11a l]Cht Monday ilehool accredited to OSU. l!ent and his lather new fr001 ... y-~....... •'i•• ~ .0 "'! ""' · in the ltaitlalure. Oilier bills offered In the lloull. here after a routint blond test WllUid .Uow !be center 10 would c"'ate • medical .lclooolltn a hospital showed hio blond -~ te•• Ia nc1 !0 01uo sta II uru. • the lro!n University '""" _,. "'" .." ,. ..... ,., orease fl,200 ofto Aitron, fi,IOO tn-1, eoun.t sharp~y· worsened . _., ... ,.., "' ..,,.... •• ,.. YOI'IIty for UJe M the campua state alloeaUon lor special Remhard bad come EASY TlltMS AT INGELS DallJ' ltntl.., 0111 ... "'·'"' s. • Middleport Chief of and for dormitories for the In- caUonal unltl! In pttbllc to Cleveland Jar.. 20 992·2635 . MIPDLEfiOilT ""!'"" " ·'"' Tbno .,,• .., ..,., •• Herb Gllkey lnld Counrll Ohio Statt Unlvtrlity lnc:e... top bene r 1t hopes !he .Rand cancer vaccble Mlddltport, 0. :,~;.::.,•: n.::~;; day night that during January \t'oukt operate ~ U..tUute, Workmen's Compensati~ ~eo~ul~d~re~v~er~Of~th~e:._:a~p~p~er~en~U~y~f:":a·:J,""'"""I!!!!""",;,""'""""""~~ """""'""'"""""""""""'!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""-' moll< . , . , _ "'·"' ... _..._ his department made 24 whldo wnuld bt tully oocredlted ' tbout f7 PM' - k IDdl ':;~:=I ,..,, , _ .,,...,, ,...., .......,.. rests, tnchodlng 7 lor tnmc •I· to it •• \bat a otudent .could for j>ayment of unuaed '' uou Jrt• iaahade• h-a4*J '~'~•.. olations. 4 disturbint the 10 on ~ earn 8 bachelor 8 or Um.e or unpaid overtime to .....,... peace, 4 lntl>xlcatlon, I MW!It master I detree II the unlver• O!State of deceased firemen. and battery, 3 juvt'lllles for traf· 1111 oboulcl b.o 10 deoore. ' ' BUll ~ Ill !be ~.ate De violations, 1 unpaid meter, IIOUlCI Upilld the l!lttorl< ilteo 2 resisUna arrest and 2 transi· RMgmt Unlwppy ~"'setvtttio!l prvgr•m and ents. SACRAMENTO. CALIF the itle of a 5.tlollcie The chid also reported lb• Callfothia't 110,000 ttale dVIl Q1 Longview State vestlgatiO!I-'-llf 7i.tocl4e1118 dur. service employes aDd In Cinelnbltl to lhg the monlh and meter e<>llec- work t(lday from a . Distillers and Uons of $11SI.30 plus $40.25 In tbtt&<lay bolldAy tl'eeltetld cal Corp. ~iolatl0118. Merchant pollee col· Roilald Heqlft wished \bey ·_,p"'""'"'.,..,.•=.,...'' 7 hadn't talttn ...... ......., lectlons totaleel ..,!0. 5. . -Most 01 There wlll_ be a rummage sale • oua&Htion It In the ~ullillnc by lht 1. 11111 Z a aaoc1 psbJrt lot Dress Sloop on Front SL, • ' !tfl ! lo tllow liP fot wort . '111111'11111 and Friday, the on the Une<>ln'o . lith and 17th, l)lOI1IOI'tll loy the QUALI1Y REG, 5.95 .bO!tii; MnDday to halp Pomero; Sevenlb Day Atve• ":?,'C.::. Pi . • �• - • ' . ft.42'BD Conferen~ Gou oolb ..._, ... • ltl'lo . (Caaibmd fiWD ,... II ............ ........ -..a, •h '·......, ..,......11 . . . lllllt ....... ==-t 81 the ~;:=~~-~= JI( o1 Loc:ull IIJd So .... ,Jill, Jf . leporl MO<· 91 o( 4:1f'il. . ,lit - lllllll 111. y......,. Memonal Hospital '- trutmcot1.W"'m6w mJurieo. port Police said 1 c&r by James Ro&eo KIOJ lcldleport; clllllde<l WJih 1 • Mdll,rll driven D)' Th<ltn.oo lieGet 3t, of Marietta. Klr,<! .... tal<en to the hospital b> oje Middleport E·R squad. mte investigation of the &ect· tltnt is beina ·«>ntinued. Klut's a total 1011. Minor . dfmtge w.. iocurred to the """'k. TPolict also inVes'.igated a tw<><:ar accident '"' ~81. at ull..li-St. iolter,.... tfo at 6,41 p.m. Monday It> >t>lrin& cara driven by Geor1e If. Pierce, !9, Racine, and HOI· H{"li!cwnt. ~; fl!icldleport. P.ierce was .cited 011 a char~e Ill. !allinl "',lelil ril]ht o( woy. Both oars bad !lllnor damag• . No injur!M· were reported. Harden Seated On Southern n! ~ , Ul!ltnct Board ; • - .. _ ..... wtll HI ................tllon _,....., ......... IIJd 101. dw Dolb' Jelltlllll. ~cDeport. o .. reb. 14. lllf . Tho body will lie bl Illite at "" SUrolfOI'I IDC!ude a daughtet, ebu<cil !tOm I until I p.m. Wedllln. Blabl (SurvUial GiUIIJd . neoday. NEW IL\VEN- Il'lmcral .... 111811. · :!: : .... ~;: ~.;.:, fl Goll!polll tilt 1!iW - 1 ol , . , • lht Medleal Ceoipens1an1 IDd lllllllltleoo ....ueo1 CHo\ll , 11' Va. ·ter, wm be held •• tblo N•w UDder !be r.dtrll civil .moe - II was • sloW day ""' . Bavu EI1B Churcl1 Weclnl!ld.'l)' ~ Jet f1:om leCialaturt lllilndaJ, but 11 1 .....,. with !be ltev. Marlin c1. 111e Illite'• lnheritlnCe m1 po<e was elpO<IN In ac.;~~i: ) Beruford Olf!cllitlilg. Bwl l estate tu. loday with t1ot mQ>r will be 1n the Unioo Cemetery Oblo rostdento NCetvt 1 lftllelpoted In the House of He wu employed althe N.,. ..,... at lll!iililf1 under 1M ~ates where oeveral "toP HI..., Pottery and was a mernJ llderal lei CllmiiUy IIJ'O II· ' drawer" bills IIJ'O hqllog. ber of !he UnloP EUB ChLU'dl. 11111'1*1 from lho tu 01117 to liHI 'l'be connict-«-int~ u~:: ~H~e~w~u~bonl~~j~"""~~IO~.~II77!!!,~m~ ·• ateut of !he !lrol $2,0tltl In com· al and the lradlng stamp putaUon of tbelr tuable •tate. lotion bill botb ...., bold SET STRIKI! Do\TI! Retlreeo under the varl01181111ta on pa!ISage !loge Monday YOUNGSTOWN, wOiuo (UPII "'tiremont systems already the House and H wu uncertain - Teacbers In nearby Slruth.,.. b.ove llle uempllon tblo bill j whether either wiD came tD Munday ni&bt set Feb. 2S 11 • I -pia •oRLD SALE! '-'lloo W .4 ' _I IMr ' .., of t1wo !Me Hawyllld caro- New Ba"" llld two arllldoal!t. 1111e Fry J -, o\l!o ~ GII'J •nd Lln'7 Gllllnd. • blm Ia death wu lib wile, Frltndo may coil at tb1o I'& Or~ Etblol Jolmlon, Jan. 211, &Jeoong ,..,.,.1 Home anytime New·Haven Dies : 1 • Mr. Jolmson of P ce ·.Should. ~-.,:":..;":~I ~ en .. • ; I *' 3 ROOMS 'AlE DAILY SENTINEL I I= ' .... , }); M......._. I T• £ R d FURNITURE CUfe U }eSS $595 \. * * * * -. •l l:"Jtute oJ,_,.,.,..,.,......., 24 Arrests ........ •• Are Reported ........,_ 119'' I e..- ""' BAKER FURNITURE mil•• .=:et' I . NOM - ' INGELS FURNITURE . tbtm OU~~!t Chief Latex Wall Finish NewShowlngN.w Colon. G,allon .. .. .. . • ' $4 99 0 !illlt Ill • lllluclal .l it III!INCI !It> txtra pay,• CbllipeM8!lft& ·llinll tlllt, . PAINT NO'N,, , AND. SAVE MONIYI ~a•••r·laJe LATEX WALL Pl·l T " ·. ~~~~ :;;.;.1acniiure&lt.a.........- -... I.' AiDMEN CAIUD Middleport 111011 wete ealted at . Monday for Laura Mt'l>lblil, Cllltoll, W. Vl., WIIO wu to Veterans Memottal HM1r00 u a IDodlell patient. Tile unit also went at . t: 11 p.m., for Mabel Hyoell, Wlltlamo · 81. local . wu. called. QUICK SIRYI(I -SiiRVICi- · Request) St. • ···s 79 ,'ft ' . .....,,. "'. •• ''i*tlnl ad. Iii • .._ ~ slal(s, unilet lil.r.•AIIrl. ~ llow1 No Pilot ReM. 10 ventr, All•;$••r S.mi..OIOis ' 98 Scitin Enamel UH.Illlltlllllltl 011 J011r lriOOdwork to . ca•• .-••flit ..... tMNr.llkp .llliiltr·wu , ..... GAL. ~YI>drwaJI•. 12• W. MAt" M 111M 111dM. p Jll .. IIIJ1ril•llr hlllm avt '. IJlD ••• Itt yo~ Pill hMttt•r polmtaf 992·2141 E,s . ...... --- . . . - ..... lllticll'lln,l ,1 _1.,... ' POMilOY Hay~ Ne~~38 Points In =-~~ Houston Ha.l'dwood Victory ~ ~h llmlth . Porlman loci Cre!gbtoD with 115. ,,-iiiiiiiiiiiilllili!~liiiif!ili~ 1 Fifi!Ha>ked Kansu and On a team SllriJ*led with sixlh·ranked Western Koutuclty, 1Jlanto, !be Big E II&Dib out u ' the only other te8llll among die a eollege buketball Utan. < Uniled Po-ess International . ! seiten to see action, abo 1 .It l!n't 10 just bec&u,. of hiS triumphed. Kansas overcame although at 6--foot·t and 255 1Oklahomll State's stall for a I !JZl:, pounds, El vin Hayes or Houston ,., w·In wh·,•- the HilltoppeGERGEN UP! !pOt1l Wrlltr 1 , , ;, I Obi0 prep I I RatJ"ngs . . :0 :.W saf 6-; Coilege ScoreS . R edmen B0 m B 1f cu m ber lan d I . 1 I • • • --o-: I K'Jng. ;,B 'J ders Supp . Iy I ~ I' • NYLONAIRE · :Coml>*l:lnl• Ctdil/ae hu ~waya bcell ~ j>roblorn,l., tho car bu l~"f bo!IJI eleuly ID o cla01 of111 owa..1• 1967, · tho cball...... if n•• pator . , • btoo.,. c.dill.. bu _., btfon -rtotllu.loadellhlt> oo coavtnotqi,. Slaft "'*bealiCJ!• Cul&bollt lor olu>:ury ar ooateDdat dill tan UoUtlob oeylm,odvaneernooll ot Codlllac't d,.. .,..dol atw· iri>el libo, IW fotward IWeepin& front deollft and·kl plful-.Dll Oowiaa oide contoun. Then eotioldot that thttt are aleveD Rellfi>J tt&dPI• of lhit Iliad of 0.4111'\" ~11·., u wellot tbt tDUI!r ilow &ldoroO, dlt world'tllndl pertonal cat! . Contldat aliO tbo iDcoiD,orallle _ . _ al C&dllllt'l VIII! )'<lilt 1utbot!Jed deilet aad flltlluH Ch.,...,., N- ot juol 1JOU'd\ low <lolllrt uoonlb . 01• s11 Y""' """ lil&.orlftt toqlllrtmta'll. lt'o IN . . , ntW ......,.,UO• 11tt lor thellbwlud Ill lbt WulL . ,.., tor the ' ·. Sfalldard of rheWW/ci · . . OHIO ,, VJ,~N IT, • • I f • !• • I'OMilllOY, 0. I J.q' llfght no.i'we•,. priCing luxurl~ r...::tiu ' .. Virt$tO * ·, .• Tubeless Wf>itfiW<llli EDWARD w-.,. Mlllimlllilflll • eo.KING Our best-selling popular-priced tirs* with 4-ply nylon cord body • •' JllOft iltan cart equlpptd U.• tame...,er. II\ wbr- lor 1 -tier oort II ,.i. piJ loi ellli cor, I l l - .,.. ..... ... .CHRYSlER '67 .. motll populor ltllflltr . . "'" . • . ~" ... ua aoon. ' ·~ . · "' Tubetef?. 6.00-13 5.60-15 6.50·15 7.50-!4 8.00-14 8.50·14 Pius ~1.59 to $2.33 Fed. excise tax, 6.70..15 11.1~·« sales tax and trade-in tire off your ear. 7.10-15 Tubeless ·Whitewalls • i- SAFETY CHAMPibN btolltilul lh1erlon oDd, !holt allactJI"' oollfJ .104 ~­ venieDC4. nn,re are pusenser·pard d~r loeb, a huatd qnom,·ooual circuit braltina•,_, I~• tlial bol4 fvkline lron1 '"'" Hcat:tly Ia plfOo oild .. ....... Ollllat oaloty lo~lllrto. '· AAd, of ...,.., th...'l porfonnlu...'n..n .,dol.. , else omoothu thoa C.dUioO'I V.. ,_a~~••IAble M ..,lor tbu Coii!Uu's la~pt•••• nrla~lt toll• '""" tt•~ aotbln1 alot ourer .., 01ftllller •• "" "'Ctlwa;. - t. ~ .We'd ask you t~ compare it ... but with what? Watl!l' IIIDth 'II •• ~ JOI!: lbellnnlngo 'i9 Stan!o!'d . 71 o\rizona 82 Jai>anese Olymp. 65 Idaho 71 Idaho St. 7Cl * * C:hoGns Y- i'Gintlnjp T011lol * Ca111e1 In llealltlful Colon ano White. - The futballer, who bas pitched. 1celllerfielder in the INS All.stor UPI SporiJ Wrltor ~ bab~ of brusbinl the b)ltert Boutoo, who ...,. a toto! of 3i , game, basft't lu!Jy recov....t • Doll Drysdale, who waited' a bad<, finiohed only one ol his aarne• in INS IIJd 1964 to lead 1from abaci: injUI)' and decide<l , long time to use bit pen wt first nine sames last season and the Yankees to pennanls both oot to rWt furt!oer lnjUI)' by 1 nd 1 timl~ ended the year wit.h a IS--16 seuons, has IIi uffer ed fro m ann [attemptmg . pit m I year a even 1 onger to 'I ac . 1 ftod h1s fast ball, started the record. He also lost two games trouble Ule Jaat two campaigns. The Boston Red Soz an- - eoww yoa <n't --d oe •;o 196'1 aeuon oil on a radically in tbe World Series WOJl by IBut even \bough he polled 1 U [oounced the ai&ninl of oi<l ·~ It i> an imposing oight. But overran Tenn....,. Tech scm. ~erent DOle Monday. Baltimore. ;record last year, be flnallJ ,Pitcbero ~Don McMahon, John li'oiltArablc!" , alongsidesuch ~reatures u8-?, Kansas ran its Big 2W1>ound Melvin Bell, H . 235• Conference record to 7·1 Drysdale, who combined with Maloney, who abo bald out Iseemed to recover hJJ old style 1Wyolf, Pete Magrini, illlnk l Sandy KDufax to stage one .of last oeason, wu the ace of the in the second b.oll of the oeason •Fioeber, !)ave Moreboad and oound Don Kruse and 8-9, 235• ronnecting on 45 per cent of ito tblo most celebrated boldouls"" Reds' mound staff allllou&b he wben be pooled a Uti ERA. roolde . Bill Fanner -4lld AA!nd Ken Spein, Hayes is just field goa l atlempts. The Jay· the hJJtory of -.JI Ia,if slipped tD a IIHI .......-.! after The California Angels' little outfielder Jooe Tartabull. another 000 of the boys. hawks, who led 23-16 at spring, eame quickly to term! winning 20 in 11166. He posted a Albie Pe81'!10n, one of the lllllSt I Caldlero Pat Corralea anti Wllat doEo distinguish hlm , intermission, received 14-point with the J..oo Aqeleo Dndg.,. 2.IMI earned nm average last likeable players In !be game, Dove Rtctelll and lnlleltle" from his ponderous playmates,, performances from Rodger i even \bOugh be too1t a tokeD year, the second beat mark on announoed hJJ retlremeat. Tbo Jimmy Wllllamo and John Slpin COLUMBUS (UP!) T h • however, is his ability with a Bohnenstlehl and Ron Franz. cut. ·- : the team, and led the team in 31-year-old otJtllelder, wbo wu li&ned contracts with \be St. United Press lnternatlonsl basketball and that factor alone I 1Colortado mthovNedbrlntoka secotnhd 1be big Dodger rJ&lWhander $lnltoUII, eompiete games aDd the Amer1cao. League'& at:ut'na Louis CardinaiJ. Ohio High school basketDall ra- he made Houston one of the Bp .ace E;ehwt' t •d. aa a ~n I 5 an mgs a seemed to set the paee for tin.. ·th fi nation's leading college teams Jg tg · 1 Monday's baseba11 signings os and .... oes. WII lrst p aee vote~ this season- No. 8 to be exact virtue of a 67-55 triumph oYer : won- ost record• or gantt":! . lowa State. two other tlghthanders who t played through Feb. 11 in par- The eighth most proficient 19tb Win I.OCust , .; have been noted for ~eir [ eotbeses: scorer and lOth best rebounder i,,~W~es:te~tn~K~ en~l~uc~k~y~r~ip~p~ed~of~f-=:=::!: otubborness at contract lime, Cla&s AA a g ill · 11 the Yankees' Jim Bouton and 1 Team mon e major co ~ge 1 Ci · ti' Jtm M 1 1 Poiuts players. Hayes scored 38 pomts ncmr;: t s a oney, a so ~ By United Preu lDtenuuional Col .. East_ ... . .. 30 ( 16-li 347 1Mondav nig:11 to PGI' t.' tilt> ca~:n Ke:· etired .J East Lonnn Kwg . . . . 07-1) 21;, , Cougars to an 87.-80 victory over f Marlst 6!t Yeshiva 57 Dayton Roosevelt (l>l) Hl2 Creighton . their 17th of tht' =·~;., ;m the hlit,e:t Tony Bass, 6-1 freshman, scored 32 points Monday LIU 87 Bridgeport 74 Cleve. E. Tech 3 Clf>-2 1 m ' season in 20 games patd pitclter In baseball -at night at Williamsburg, Ky., as the Rio Grande College Moravian 61 o\!bright '·7 Colum~us Linden (14·2) 149 1 Inc d . . ·, edmen lost 113·86 to Cumberland College. The Redmen NYU 114 Catholic '.'. 5• L1ma Shawn"" . . I 116 21 120 : . omman leas~ until San ~ranci~eo s Juan trailed 58-38 at the half. Salem 75 PI moutn · ~~ Canton Lincoln .. .. (15-J) 1~ 5 Hayes IUS . In comp~ete Martchal, who J! boldmg out for IDaru·el 1 ~ .2. Wll ,. Y . • ,.0 command of h1s body agamst 1- v - Belknap 88 N.H. Voc2honal 11 Toledo Libbey .. .. (I'J 'rt • v-: • son, "" ' . ... . c · h The ·IDJUry-nddled · · · h 125 to top it 'I'll Red r C $ Otltl a , , manages . e men o oac n Middle! own . . .. .. . 04 .31 6, 1 reog ton. 2 Totals 35-111-86 M~loney and Boutin also Lanham are now 14-11 for the · ' • Boston U. 83 W~yn~. St. S4 !\ewark . . ... . .. 1 {l4-4l 27 , Blu ejay.s, trailing 5242 at rece1ved. lucnUve contracts season and are at Campbells- CUmberlaad (113) - Sages- City CoU. N.Y...ll H1der 4~ second Jt· 11 Toted C t . 1Ihalftime, crept to within 78-76 although th~'re a long ways vil1e, Ky., tonigh~ where they per, 2-1-5; Gambrel, 3-1-7: Upsala 83 Stev~9 ?~ch 62 ~ 1 ) and Sa~du~k ~ :ac~~ ;~ . with four minutes left bcf~re from the Drysdale.Mar:lchal play CampbellsvJlle Co1lege. Fanning, 15-2---·,12; Bentley, 2 St. Peters 108 ~mg) t.;Oil. 82 Worthington 33 : 14. Parma V:-t- Hay~s co~nected . for f1ve class. Maloney signed for an Rio Grande plays Its f 1na I -0-4 · Cook 7-1-15· Boyd St. Bonavntre IJ9 ~anh::tlt3!1 80 1 F . . Istra1Rt1t pomts to msure the ' I St J . N y "9 v·u ~2 ey nrge 0 ) 32 · 15 Cmcuma· U estimated $50,000 wh e Boutoa game of the season Saturday 2-2-6; Burgher, 1-{1- 2; Rol- · o,ms · · ;J ~ a~ova • ti Eld~r 31 . HI Cu ."h F ·l Houston victory. Soph Bub received the same f%7,000 night In Gailia Academy Higl\ !ins 9--3-21· Glanzer 1-0---2· Lebanon Valley 71 DJckmsoll 66 24)· 1- K • t . 2J yal8og~ ~ - .-, I contract h<l got last year even School gymnasium against Wil- Bro~ 2 2~· Bls~p 1 Jersey City St. 8S Glassboro 73 o~lm' · 1 endonM : ·~ 1 ayhJn TOURNEY SCORES ..., h , j t • • • SOuth P"C on an ar1on :.. eat· · Cl A thou6" e s won us seven berforce University. 2; Cox, 5-1-11. Totals 50--13 ._ %0 Fairborn twd Canton ' ass games in the past two seasons. . _ 113 Tenne3see 76 Keotucl\.y 'J7 · · .. ' Mr At New Concord 20 Drysdale, who finally signed Other R~men m double fi· __ Maryland 87 VIrginia 76 Kmley each.. INew Coneord 53 Barnesville 38 for an estimated tllO,OOO last gures last mght were captain Morris Harvey 88 Concerd ro Class A Philo 69 Freeport Lakeland 49 year whtle Koufax reeelved an Don Trainer, &-0 senior, with 18 NBA StaadJng1 Morgan St. 9!t N.C. Coli. 89 Team Points Belmont Union Lo('al 60 • '):"1 ,: i . , ·- . . , .. ' .,, ur. estimated $125,000, never points, and Sharon Gregory, 6-fi Richmond 74 East carolina 65 [Strasburg ··· ·· ·· 3 (lik'l) 192 , Rosev ille 48 Wood .. ... 1he mcdern' ..?taf fo 'add seemed to overcome the handi· senior, with II points. Rebounds By United Press IDtcruaUona! Asheville-BUt. 81 Em. & llny 74 · Ames-Bern ..... 10 (19-CIJ lnG cap of missing spring training were nine for Bass, eight for Eastcn Division Lenoir Rhyne 62 Pfeiffer 46 ~t. R~covery .... 2. 09-l) lfil LONE RANGER . :> ·;' • warmth to your home. 121 because of the holdout. Gregory and six !Or Steve Tow· . w. L. Pet. Erskine 71 Pembroke 67 Northwestern .. 2 ti?·I J Nt:W YORK (UPil -The ' .., '•,1 ~---.. -- -- ·ler, 6-:t senior, who also had 15 Philadelphia 5.'t 111 .a.tl S. Carolina 83 Wake F·oresi GO F~ank . -Monroe -· 5 (l!J-0) JO;J New York Rangers announced . Stratford Pan eling is lOur--; har d\\'ood .constru ction. FlgbtResults points. ~ston 45 1' Georgia 78 LSU st; Ktrllan~ ... ... · 3 117 ·11 ; 71Monday defenseman Jim Ne ilBy Ualted Preso ID!el'llalloaal . New York Sl 33 Tenn. Wes. 83 Chattanooga 81 Denn. St. Mary I il6·2J 11 . son will be lost I<! the National \ Harrlwood fa ce. Hardwood roreJ!l\'14,\'oo<l . back. MIAMI BEACH Fla. \UP!) Big scorer ~~ CUmberland Cincinnati 26 34 Fla Southern 102 Tula 91 Woodsfield ....... 07·3! 61!' Hockey League team for al All hardwood construction is the reqspn;why ~trot\ · · ' was Bill Fannon l>-10 senior B 11· 16 Ill · ne Bl ill 1'\) "" ·, least a week bee t~ use of a b~:~d i:.· -Floyd Pptterson, 200¥4, New , ', . ' a tmore . Guiliord 97 Presbyterian 54 oomv. e · · · · · · · · · ( o;;,~ York ·- knocked out Willle who equaled Bass 32 pomts on Westen Division Western Ky 80 T , T h 71 Barnesville . ...... (13-4) .q,, bruised nght hip su rfered in a ford Paneling can take t he ri gor~u ~ prt>cflnishing .· · John~n, 183 ~, Albany, Ga. (a). 15 goals .and two .free throws. W. L. B. Cookma~ 114 ~:~ho:e Second 10: 11 . Sandusky St. 4-4 tie with MPntrc<~l Sunckty 7111Marys 40; 12. Dalton 38 ; _ Jltn Rollms, 6-4 Junior, bad 21 San Francisco l6 !6 F 13. night. , process we apply to it Tha nks \Q_ this procc ~ s. 92 W & Ma . 65 MANCHESTER, Eng Ian d points. St. Louis 30 32 w':::.:~ Caro~a· .77 . ~!wberry River .Local 36; 1~. Mansfi~ld Ranger coa:C'h Emile Francis Stratford Panels arc the most be.Jal~~jul, durable !UP!) -Johnny Cooke, 145, The Redmen shot 42 per cent Los Angeles 28 :U 69 . St. Peoer II) 31; IJ. Carey 30; . announced he would call up ~ Brlllln,.' oulpolnted Brian Me· making 35 of 82 from the field Detroot 24 37 Citadel 81 VMI 78 4 ovts: · 16. Bndgeport 27_ 17, Maysvl!lc ·either Rod Seiling or Bob panels you can bu y. ' "] :;r ~ . ~frey, 144V4." Brit~ <15); and 16 of 25 from the foul line. ChJcago ' 23 42 Mercer 100 Georgia St 86 26; l!. ZauesvJ!ll! R?secnms ' Plage.r from Baltimore of the Billy Walker, 193, Bntain, won Rio Grande committed 1& tumMonday I ~lilts AJabama Ba MissisSippi '7:1 . and :southe-astern Ross 22. each ; I Amencan Hockey League or on dlsqoo,Iificatlon from Gullio overs and gathered In 34 re- : Philad•lpbia 131 Conclnnau Murray St. 9!1 Milr~d 89 20. Mogadore (2) and ere.~;;. Allan Hamilton of Omaha of " . .. Ul Rinaldi, ~. Italy (1), bounds St. Lows 139 New Yor~ lOa Cumbctilind 113 ..,,. 'i!tu~ 0 VIew 20 each. Cenlral League lo replace · MIDDLEPORT, 0, ,. IJ., '< 'j.":V<f'·~-:- . . .or: ' ' . · (Only games SC.'bedll~-- -· ~ 86' ·~:· ~i;.J\!~·•... ~ .... ,.'I Neilson for Wednesday's mect1.\S I!EGo\8 CUPI) -Allen Rio Grand• 181) - Trainer,] Tuesday'a Gnlt o\ubum 68 MisslssiP!!l 51 ·57 ' u.s. TOPS ing with Toronto . Thomaa; 18'1, Clotcago, outpoint- 8-2-18; Hamllton, 3-&-6; Boston vs. San Fra_!lcl~oo Mldwes.. l"':.,;. ,.,_. LONDON (UP!) -'!be En· . otl Eddie Jones, 112\it, Los Gregory, 4-2-11; Bass, II- at Oakland~·~ . Purdue 88- Ohio St 6!1 · glish malJ!Izlne "Athletics Week· I Ancel"! tlO). 1~: Towler, 7-l-15; Me- (Only game seh<dolli!lll Michigan St. Ill'· Intliab.o 11 ly" again na~ th~ United Loyola ru 88 St Lollis l3 Stoles the world s leadtng track .,1 Notre Da.;e s'i B:.U.. 4a · and field power In its bi-annual . t H ton 87 Crei htoD eo rankmgs pubhabed Monday . 008 g The list, compiled by V. V. ~ntlree 95 Jllo. at st. L. 1!1 Kolatcboff and based on nation· Millikin liN Eilbhurst 81 ... ! al records In the 18 standard ,. Kendall. 73 Bloom. .JC individual Olympic events rated I ' Valporatse 78 WheatDn ,5 · the u.s. first with 2,lll · , Ind. :lt. 98 Eastern II). 78 West Gennany second at ' · """" Colorado 87 lowe St. 53 and Poland 11,976\1) third. Mrhd Minn 81 Sl Th •. Mjnn 64 - - - --'-- - ' - - - - 1 ..' -'i.; $ st. John Min sO Cnctla 'Min ;1 Gustctvus-o\dol. 81 Jlamline 67 ' o\ugaburg 11 St: Moty Mimi 57 I • Maealester Ill Minn.·Dul. 68 ' Our popular low-priced tire w~ long ~ ': Bethel 116 Dordl 70 • • ' V. Madonna 114. Youngsln 0. 70 mileage firestone SUP-R-TUP:fltbber Soulbweol Drake 78 Old8homa 73 Kanau 59 Oldilboma st. 39 Banling 17Hetiderson 87. Gramblitlg 112 Wiley Clll ' ·. ll; Blthop Coli 89 Pan Ani. 88 'I East Tel. · 711· Sam Houalon· 88 Southweste111·11'1 Sl. Eilw. ·eO Howard Payne, 88 To~ .U.i: 77 c..,.,.. thlt lnYIMible .Ark. St. 99'Seutl\ei$;•Mo. 15 will! .!!!r •• tt 10..,. !/25CI Sllft Angelo St. tl 'n'lnlty 74 tax and lr<1de-in t;;,·eofho•",; Washi:J81on SUS Cil~ 67 PIR GALLON • - [!!( Ink Major League Contracts wasbingtell > O. feb. 14, 1!1117- 3 1lU Illtlo i Roltllioel's auilers Paint a.._. for Only a F.w C!QIIonl ;Jt\ Ealyta.Apply wflh llrush or ltolllll'. Oriel In 0... Houri!.Hwot .. •pathly" odor. ~llld4leport, ~ Virt$font DRY CI!ANING • DIIIJ' ...tliltl, • "'! . 2-HOUR (Upon Y!ur . Drysdale, Bouton·, Malon ' By vrro STEl.UNO Robert Harden. Syraeuse was ~.~......... PREll ATA lOYr If • w,..,........_ ' 100 0 ~~ in!D and sealed deal Jolwoo is P'llliillo& to i I.OW PRICII 01~ =~ ";,~ :0"'~~;; make ~ Board of Education Monday lin~. sometbrouib lbl Wght IIIII law s I ' year. Mr. Harden will complete The ~ ~eaoUve ~- C.: the unexpired term of John IOnd a .,.-I ......,. would lll"'Yide. vote Ulday. llrlke date unleu lh4 Board Fisher, • ·ho resianed late tasl l.,...a ~~~Y .:-"': : 1 Pused by an lltHl vote, with A oouple of tm"!\dmtllta Education alloi'S them to hold year. il!"w c ws till em&ri....,. clause IDMrted, Del. Cleo Jones, R-Kanlwha, an tlec!lon .to detennlne a MODEL nelds.. of bousln& employu!ent, 11he bill would become effeclive the cnnfliel-of.intetest bUI salning agent. . DEN-loot Supt. Paul Powell reported . ~ administration of I upon signing by the governor If pending and It was requested to the hoard the general according 10 a White the Senate approves \be bill. 1 that the meaoure be ho!d ov•.r tal course of his leukemia. balance of last Jan. t allhOulleemant. '!be SenaiJ appi'OI'ed two apo 10 all tbe delegates could study ter a temporilry ledoral $411,407 and the_ polnlments by Gov. Jameo A. the amendments. order banned the dlsllrlblutlo•n fund balance stood at Wanted lo Help Rhodet. '!bey we"' Donald D. '!be delay on the trading of the vaccine, a blOOd 91, of which $17,0tltl Is Wo\SHINGTON - RICIIAID Curtis, R-CtUI!nn, •• an em- stamp bill, oddly enoogh, ,.., lhowed boy'a condl\lonon'll:: Tille money. . NIIon said that II he b.od ploy~ member of !be Work• o "power" play. An eiectrlcol ly Improved, but It n The board approved its oper· spent bls lime wwklnl for men ' Compensation Bnard of fadw'e In !he capitol "'ndered atlon budg•t for the January· Republieans last fall he Review for • term endln1 Oct. the House of Dele~ates' elec·l~~==-=,.....,.""'""i ll July 196'1 period. hive bad 1lte 111811 ,,GOP 31, 1969. He oucceeds Paul H. Ironic voting machine inopern· __.,·! :--nomlnalloo ~· Taylor who nsljned. IUve and Speaker H. Lahl• Supt. Powell also said a Title up" by now. AIIO 1pprovtd wu Edwin F. White suggested the vote .. ·World,.' ~~~ fl'ealtwatet 3 NDEA project has been ap- But, satd the lotmll' floe Sawiclti, D-Eott Cleveland, II • tho measure be postponed un:ll OF ALL NEW lake il Lake 11alltal, ~riA. proved for 111,1182.40 with $1,· president, "the I n - of any membct of lht Board of TU today I . ,. 941.20 available through match· oandidate sbould be geiUng Appealo for a term ending Feb. · hrfed lor dolllble !Hrics • • • lild Ill .... flkics 1M lng funds and $1.1114.72 provided elected, not nominated." And 12, 1973. nkvOTID TO INTIIlREST OF through Appalachia fUnds. that Is why be declded tD work A bill wu IDtrndueed In the , flP Of 3D Timer Colllrol .r.aticln, plllldel ap It 121 •111111 T ;, , The remaining 20 per cent of toward slrenglheulnl his par- Houoe by ~. Ralph Fltber, : MI!IGS • MASON AliEA the fund, to be used primarily ty'! powtl' b..e rather \ban R·Woooter, aull>orlzlng lht loose ~ tilie- • 15 mllllles FLUff DRY ••..,. s. - · ••"""" in ooclal studies projects, will simply golnl bundng lor 1968 of land at the Olllo .Agrleulturat I 8e <Mhr-~111...1,., be made available by the board convention delegates. Research IIJd Development ""''"",. ....If.....,, .,.,,..., ,. of educalloll. Center ol Wooster to Ohio State Wo\SHINGTON, D. c. (UP!) Including ~Ollie Y~]h1fn•'·• ComP•Dl'• lmtitu:.e University. - Reinhard Kreutzer, his flcleslll S.Wor ........ lielpa ... liillallllln .... ut .0., ..,.,,.,, " • ••· '!be ooard accepted the resl&· coWMBtls _ PlANS FOR Fl!her said lbe biU would al· 1oopeo for a happy ending to Refrigerator and ~= ~:~0:., nation Of Mrs. Helen Pi~ens. a two-year agricultural teclmj. lo• the use of land It the een- his American trip almast dash· Sillllo ft. CJW• fir ...... .,.. Range , ~~~ aa a cook in the hi&h school. cal inslltute 10 bt operaleol iiJ I'"' for. an agricultural teclmical eel, Oew home 10 o\ustrlo Mon· .:!~ ~ l !ltl'~V''""' No replacement w~tile Ohio o\cri<Ultural Researclo :!t/"~torleo. The day nl&bt. Yters fiOnl now )'Oti'U be &fall ll'a a RllloiW and Development Center ol • tute • two-year 'I'M 9-yeor<>ld leukemia ·· ·Bolo...,.._... 1••· .., .....,. W001ter clllle 11a l]Cht Monday ilehool accredited to OSU. l!ent and his lather new fr001 ... y-~....... •'i•• ~ .0 "'! ""' · in the ltaitlalure. Oilier bills offered In the lloull. here after a routint blond test WllUid .Uow !be center 10 would c"'ate • medical .lclooolltn a hospital showed hio blond -~ te•• Ia nc1 !0 01uo sta II uru. • the lro!n University '""" _,. "'" .." ,. ..... ,., orease fl,200 ofto Aitron, fi,IOO tn-1, eoun.t sharp~y· worsened . _., ... ,.., "' ..,,.... •• ,.. YOI'IIty for UJe M the campua state alloeaUon lor special Remhard bad come EASY TlltMS AT INGELS DallJ' ltntl.., 0111 ... "'·'"' s. • Middleport Chief of and for dormitories for the In- caUonal unltl! In pttbllc to Cleveland Jar.. 20 992·2635 . MIPDLEfiOilT ""!'"" " ·'"' Tbno .,,• .., ..,., •• Herb Gllkey lnld Counrll Ohio Statt Unlvtrlity lnc:e... top bene r 1t hopes !he .Rand cancer vaccble Mlddltport, 0. :,~;.::.,•: n.::~;; day night that during January \t'oukt operate ~ U..tUute, Workmen's Compensati~ ~eo~ul~d~re~v~er~Of~th~e:._:a~p~p~er~en~U~y~f:":a·:J,""'"""I!!!!""",;,""'""""""~~ """""'""'"""""""""""'!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""-' moll< . , . , _ "'·"' ... _..._ his department made 24 whldo wnuld bt tully oocredlted ' tbout f7 PM' - k IDdl ':;~:=I ,..,, , _ .,,...,, ,...., .......,.. rests, tnchodlng 7 lor tnmc •I· to it •• \bat a otudent .could for j>ayment of unuaed '' uou Jrt• iaahade• h-a4*J '~'~•.. olations. 4 disturbint the 10 on ~ earn 8 bachelor 8 or Um.e or unpaid overtime to .....,... peace, 4 lntl>xlcatlon, I MW!It master I detree II the unlver• O!State of deceased firemen. and battery, 3 juvt'lllles for traf· 1111 oboulcl b.o 10 deoore. ' ' BUll ~ Ill !be ~.ate De violations, 1 unpaid meter, IIOUlCI Upilld the l!lttorl< ilteo 2 resisUna arrest and 2 transi· RMgmt Unlwppy ~"'setvtttio!l prvgr•m and ents. SACRAMENTO. CALIF the itle of a 5.tlollcie The chid also reported lb• Callfothia't 110,000 ttale dVIl Q1 Longview State vestlgatiO!I-'-llf 7i.tocl4e1118 dur. service employes aDd In Cinelnbltl to lhg the monlh and meter e<>llec- work t(lday from a . Distillers and Uons of $11SI.30 plus $40.25 In tbtt&<lay bolldAy tl'eeltetld cal Corp. ~iolatl0118. Merchant pollee col· Roilald Heqlft wished \bey ·_,p"'""'"'.,..,.•=.,...'' 7 hadn't talttn ...... ......., lectlons totaleel ..,!0. 5. . -Most 01 There wlll_ be a rummage sale • oua&Htion It In the ~ullillnc by lht 1. 11111 Z a aaoc1 psbJrt lot Dress Sloop on Front SL, • ' !tfl ! lo tllow liP fot wort . '111111'11111 and Friday, the on the Une<>ln'o . lith and 17th, l)lOI1IOI'tll loy the QUALI1Y REG, 5.95 .bO!tii; MnDday to halp Pomero; Sevenlb Day Atve• ":?,'C.::. Pi . • �' '• • Voice of Broadway ' ..... a.llllor have ltrino Lupe S.r•) are IQ& -.&1....... . '!be lt. SCilonD- llnJ tiay1111ut ... Lip! ....,. 'lloMd to Kenn«ty demanda to loopbole lor aonprillll'l: doMt· lit lhe whole lrlaDChelter mat- 101 original manu..cr•pb. lead· lor ditl but Pierre 's ex-assist. , sheeta ete. to the Ubrary of ant 'li'l-Jte Houso P""" H<re- /Conil·ets; lhe composer of o lory APC!row Hatcher 11 gol"' lulole311011 Mlfohll lold pals ahOINI with Ills •onion lor 1 he was ollowed a A5,0011 deductl'horru (he's condocl.or of lhe 1U~n . Cekbrity-ehaailll hoot. Amer. flallet Thea ire, she's baJ. ' eues ; The Ru llarrisons are lUf Z.llt,... ...,. ....... Dar- , - - - - - - lltll died loroke: . . loll .... .. • B • !orChw fw a N. Y. apartment .. . U~ 81ql now ill ...- ·~""'.....-:::.; Ska • p ....... ...., ..... tmg arty, ~:t~~-' ~ Sock H0p are Millon! Dew-, Leon; M,.. Ray RkUrd, New Haven : lfalfDIIII, New Haven: !!fen.: a Be'mg PIanned Meeomts, Apple Grove: !dn. Frantlla Smllll. Ollllpollo; Mra. tlw'les Frye, Pl. Plea.. HELEN HRP US! !'j: :.~.:::..!=~ AODITIONAL OR WITHOUT COUPON $1.29 REG. $58.06 ~ti ful d•ai gt~ wh>~• fom'l iw •• 12ft. 1tone ockh chorm ond dlatlnctlo~ to your dt corotor touch . lndo,.de. bowl e nd rim. fop STEEL TAPE (Leu fgvcetl) S299 It[ G. n .u 2' X 4' PERFORATED IIG . HARDBOARD 79c $1.19 S999 lEG. $1UJ ea. 11flgth U" to Diometef S~ ". to one 100W. (ln1 bulb). ' S599 5"x11" lEO. ..... ... '"·" nDORESCEIT BATHROOM 1288 UNDER-CABINET LIGHT ANTIQUE COPPER PULL-DOWN LANTERN BEDROOM-HALL FIXTURE Sryli1MI Item ond ltof pcrttem glau. 12" lq\10,.. c. whll- - ' c $'.4" ..... Up . . . .,...,. bull•• .... bulbo; 11699 99c ........., W•lr II:VII.IO IDIII DOUill nllHCifH DOOR MIRROR LINER PANELING ot' :r: I' :r s..• SHEET ....... , 1717 &UAGH. CLOSETS. CAit"m. "'"""""' ----------1 5 "·WOODIN STEPUDDER WHITE WOOD BATHROOM SEAT • Thurs., Feb. 16, 1967 PfOPOSed Zomng Changes 1 ' j or I •• ROUSH'S SHOE STORE etVe~ Speelal 'lleasoaa for b..., ,. l'or The Whole F1mlly . '1·" THE SHOE lOX ' Mhlcll1p11rt, 0. 1244 ' .. ~lothes· . 'Dr~er . .,_ ,":_ With the new addition to your family, there's another addition you should have.,, a new electric clothes dryer, Only electric *Jill offers you the ultimate in cleanliness, safety and work-saving convenience, Because it's flamelessyou ean safely iastaH itlllywhere. Your clothes come out softer, fluffier ,..can't bake or yellow. Special controls on all 1967 electric dryers assure regulated, even heat for today's new miracle fabrics. Get all these flameless advantages at a lower prcllln 11rice, with lower installation cost, less maintenance cost, Discover how mucb,-rt coueni•• ... clallllrlll can be yours in a new 1967 flamelass dryer. ....... ·-... --. -· • ·make ~M·~ .:r-.Jt: 1d:: Gee . . . I tbOUIIbl knew NELSON'S, low prices included acrlp!lou, QJd Fast 8tarfhoe 28" LINEN CABINET ·A"" everyday DIY Jlf&o Associated Radio and TV Free De- livery-Mom· S2444 4 "lf 7' I tvel')'ODe my does! "You should tell WE HAVE A CABIN LAUAN WOOD PANELING COMPLETE SELECTION ::. OF MOULDING! $3.29 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Elec·tri~ YOU DON'T NEED CASH! WITH COUPON . JUSTOPF.N A BILl):A-COUNT ~ N-1 y,_.,_r.o. •... • .• · • ·..... • ...... ,.""".~· ·'i\ .-Jt&& L&&MI•Ii . . . '"'' l' Pomeroy Cement Block Co. AT .. . .S1c1u5·~~J! PW lll•f!th ' I "' 1...;::=;;;;;;;;;.,--_.;_. ---- - - - .''\ 1 fl 9{ ' - " - ....._.._,....,.. ••• :. . r . 1• .I -j , . s~1· 4Ro0~~~ Ptr Month . • l A fiJIIIII.IiA . I , I ': ' ' The Department Stqre of BuDding Since 1915 Phone 992:5100 or 99t-55GO PGMIItOT ... f'l• ·~ II Dryers .'LOWER PRICES..... . w ' . ...LOT ' .. 3«! OHIO ''RE.D TAG11 $ALE ' 1 wouk:l Nke' ' Additional wiring needed? Take advantage of our money-saving nil& Ask,....... for YOU'LL LOVE AT LANDMARK SEE US FOR _I; fflamele~s . w.- I'JllCII alGIN - . • ~ew ,_.t RUBBER FOOTWEAR !;. 'Bu,tngcJJ MAYTAO Electronic DRYER HEADQUARTERS t ,. PI'. PLEASANT City nation of Ray Musgrave. Coun· Council met ln resular Sf!S· cil voted to reappoint Eshenaur Bllrg•ins For sice Monday bight with '!o!X · and Hartley to another thrt~C propel&)' owners from · the year t(•rm and repl&ced Mus-· All The Family Bel..,_de oectlon pre!IC!nt grave with Donald Kingery. lor lilt public hearing on the Three representatives of the zonltll of Bellemeade ao advor- local People's BanK WN'e pre· !19111. 'J'hree wanted council to sent, .rack Fruth, Vitus Hartpa• the zonilll ., recommend· ley and Mike Fruth, to ask ed ltJy tho City Planning COin· council to give the new banking :.:. W.;;;al~d~Je;.. _ ·i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiii...i milllaa with 1 •Uaht variance, Institution a share of the cJty'.s tnd bee wanted the zoning business. chlnled. ~ Jack Fruth, spokesman, stat'lllt City Plllllllcg C.mmls· rd that the People's bank had sk11 bad recommended thai the 72 stockholders in the city of entire area be zoned as Reslden· Point Pleasant and a total •·I tial I, except lola facing on 207 stockholders and felt th• 11 the 01J19 Rivet" Road (State city funds should be divided beRoute «!) wbirh would he zon· tween the two local banks as ed Realdentlal 2 and their re- , equallv as possible . cotmnendaUon bad been du!j' Maycl' Morg~ n rccommt.fldcd advertlaed as required by law. that thP. flaodwall accoum whi<'l"l • .Iller lhe advertising had runs In the neighborhood ."t 1 B.PIINred, lhe PlaMtng Com· $20,000 be transferred tt t.,• mialon chanled Its mind and People's Ban,. Council voted ! .sent a reeoqynendatJon to COlli!· to acctpt the Mayur's recom· l cD 1111f11 tile lhe oonlng bo mendation Runs only wbile t:fothBI 11'11 W8t.,, Shutll itself <'beallll to eUow Burdette Mayor Morgan read a lettor off eutomlticl/fy.,,'Nnlr overdriell, undBr!lries S~ both sldel, be aooed In from :he Slate Road Commi<" " moisture In yoor clothes, The ~ I Instead tf rest- 1lon concerning the installation "'" H~LO.OF·HEAT • DRY!RS wltlt dryer shuts ott Ill tht JI('Hiiocted detdllll and lhe west side . of of a traffic signal at tlce int•r- i oxdualvt ELECTRONIC CO!ITROI.Jaebotl Avenue (Rt. 12) ne section of 25th Street and.i ollmlnates under-dcylnf IRd ovor· . degree of d~nell J011 desire: AI~ Fluff, Damp Dry, W11h •a Wear or zODI!I .tao Commercial I m- State iloute 62, stat!ng tllst I baking! Trimmer than previous stel!lt Ill ftsldonllal 2. such a signal could net be ill- 11odelo by 3 lnchtr. It's ljiiOial Regular. Plus 1 a:reat !lew extendelf ~ a llftllhy and stalled as their survey of the Electronic Conlnll rHCb to ao warrant,..• · bujed debate · 0J1 traffic at this intersedion did tha ll!ll'ltr, It wu ~nally point. not justify Installing a s ign•l ed out by Attorney Ray Mus- l,ight. sravt lhit the only recours- The Mayor reported that the es ~ had last night wa'! federai government would b~ to @IIPI 0.. NCOIIImendation turnlng the rn_'intenance an~ ao dJiiV itdverllaed In the poper operation of the new constructor r:* lhe matter baek to the ed boat launching facility over PI• •• commluion, and I! to lho city within tho neat few chPitl are made, thea the months and a committee commiller D!ual once qaln be ad· posed of Russell Holland. Elvml!ill and a public hearilll! mer jones and Wac.car Thabet was asked to study tho recom'.lllllllt: properly owners pre· ·mendations of lho government seal ~~ llrttl PeariOD, Dor- and report to council next self!!\Dts, Dewey Marlin, Ev- month. ............ JoltD Smllll and A committee of Ray MusM~ with Poarooil. grave, Buster RJ!fle, Wallace p~· and Mlrtln all favoring Smith anJ JirQ WIBflins w•s I~ the lOlling resldenUal appointed by Mayor Morgan to but a variance for the lllQk into the iesallty and feasJ. 1tul cablaet wa,.. · b AiitJ;.., of Wedge, and bbity of a request by two loc•l •lae-eoa.led :ra.a~ S years~ nut. Q:Mn.. Smllll, which are establlahed bJJSiness men to eonsir•ct a b·t'(jilltliea In tho Bellemeade skating rink and concession ==~~= oectbl. stand on city ownedland at Krow Ail tiJr tll!ll voiced lhelr del Pork. ' opbdeas 1 then councii voted It Coucllman Smith asked tile Mtylag Dryers Are selll tJre matter bact 1o the elty to put up SCfcens around Priced From Plalttllila Commission to be the cewly buill city tennis I 19.95 to 229.95 dls(."d at a special meeting CO\Irlt and consider the nend of lltt eGIIIIIiiuloa on Feb. :a. for a summer reoreational dl· ~ j). B. Mora•• lldvised rector. . coJDIIill that lhree vacancies The financial statements or (MILLER MAYTAG) exlsled on the planniRI com- \be three departments of tbe mlsololl with tbe ·expiration of. city as of January 11, 1967 were POMEROY 992.3635 the terms tf Dr. Roy Eshenaur read 'bowing the following bal- 214 E. MAIN and Vitllll Hanley and the resig;ances; City, $57,1165.70; Wat~• 5 mi/Uit118 •ffl" or ever. ' -:;• Clothss never need I .. ,, Amer•ca. No tim11 nBBded••. 6501ds98--4~or- s2695 I TWO ON THE AISLE? GRAND RAPIDS, M I c h. (UP!) - The Roman Colisseum, with a seatinl capacity 1 of 50,000 'lft marble tiers, h111d reserved seats, too. Historical I re.earcher1 for American Seatlnl Company report that clay tickets with seat numbers still are being uncovered near the lite of the Roman arena, com~ed in 10 A.D. . CLEARANCE SALE c:.::t I I Cedi try Association works. ,,•.654.52 •nd s.wage msposat. $32,769.68. Present for the meeting were Mayor Morgan. Clerk DicK Melrose , Attorney Ray . Mus,gr~7e and Muncllmen, Wa,lace snu .~. Elmer Jon~, Bill . Re:d Doohltle, J•m WJggms. Thabet, Ernest Han•lley, es Fowler, Bill Selby, Ill Holland, Buster Riffle and I I KARR I VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ..... t!i'!.":.':!~·a: I £!:~'~·~~~- P~~ ••~~:orney Erupt in Council Hassle BELTONE Hearing Aid Center 1 - II 1:30 a.m. tbll - - ' I are late. error. Grlland conducted the ' FROM -Fi&ures all cars will go ~"" Is ret~Uy not a baa sor_t, when als with Carol~n Hughes, minut•s longer alter the g•' you C'lnslder her hand1cap of Roush and Billy Fry 9 A.M. to 12 Noon . . gauge reads "Emplyt and if being female. -BOB BOTIEL part. To repair and service you drive laster you can beat odd ' De B0 b· Projects this year were hearing aids · the s. · ar . eided upon and committees -Can't replace a blown-out Thanks pal. Nothmg personal ed • •lhlriH and auppiiH for fuse or start the power lawn I hope · point to serve on each. til mekil for ule mower (if a man Is there te (Noi~ to readers : A husband .,· 3re Community Project, Health, do it for her) but ca!1 repair a is a man who- wrif!s a bett.-:r Safety, ~in~nce, CoJISeryal'lon, Mr. Byrd wUI be glad to washina machine with I hair column than his Wile. But hon· ' and Recreation. give you a free llearing ... h H test with the latest Bef· pin, and a toaster with a well· est, e's exaggerating! ; - · Refreshments were served tone Electronic equip· placed thump. YO\JR HELPING HAND Mary and Suaan -Fox and Robin ment. THf: AIJMAN.4C -Cumplalns that you snnro DEPARTMENT Johnson. when all you're domg " hun,. Dear Helen· ---If Maring It your Tnday Is Tuesdav, Feb. 14., ming her to sleep. . ·· . the 40th day of 19ol with 3:>Jl to I -Can't figure out the plot of Wou,d your readers please HUSKY CORN problleltone It follow . Tod.ay is Valeut•ne's any ·rv show more involved Belld rprds and letters to • . MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) theanawer Day. than the "P rultt s oI Southam•• ·• wondorlul . h woman , M who s Is o.In •ta things pack more energy per .. . th direct ap- nursmg orne. rs. uste ~o~ ounce than ll kernel of hybrid The moon is in Its new phase. ton hyet •1purns f lne 1 ed de has spent her life help•ng oth· -d corn Dr Fra·• D•m~ey. 1"" ~.., . . proac tn avor o vo v , • . .1 d _.. • · The mormn6 ~lars are Jupu~r vioos ~chemes to make a hus· ers. She Js n~ v~rhy ' I ha~ technical director of the and Mars. ... d "Y , cannot leave w1t out ••P· "'U Inc 9e<d department ,..n say es. Sh I0 • 05 I0 I 'I I bo I "' ' . ' e ' ge m•J · • u a lingle kerrlal :~~e~~= Tht t!Vening st3rs are Saturn. -GO<'s barefoot nine • tenth• 504 TI!NTH ST. . 80 years old. 1!\<eryone ca.ls 11ooth of an ounce Jupiter, Genus and Mercnry. of the time, but is I Iways m her Aunt SusJe. Her address : ~ ,. · HUNT. INGTON, W.VA. need ,,f new shoes. 1a plan. 8 to 10 feet 1111 that Phone 525·722 I Benny Kubelky w"' b'lm on _Tears into the kids with Mrs. Susie Scott, Shalon Nu,.. 1lives 750 to I,OOO seeds. , 8 1 In& Home, Scottsburg, lndJana. :;-.,-- ;;;..,- -.....--......--.....,-;i this day In !111M. He Is better d 1 l<oown as Jack Benny sironglhwo: s, n~~ysayhlsl,dr• ~- 17110. Thank you!. - SANDY! · dear eyre ..... ~ c .n, 1 On t~is day In history; . ' 1 In JIISII, Oregon became lhe PLAN SPEruL PROGRAM Dear. Helen: " . " ! Urd ·:tate. MASON - Mri. Paul Powell, ThiS 19 • Thank You to : In 1903, President Theociol\ . Obi lll 1 ee- some OliO people from all over . Roosevelt enacted intu l:•w the ~~:~nder~' ;ay ~;~:a: on !he Uolted States who wrote to\ Department tl Commerce and Tuesda Feb 14 at Mason my mother • m • law' Mrs. ! Labor with Georl• Cort·,lyon Its Grade YScbool' Pa;ents and Rulh Dockery •. Laurens, S. C. ,• l first secretary. friends are invitee! to attend allhter your asrthJcle appeared! edm ' ' In 933, Gov. IV. A. Cr.m9tock the PTA meelilll which starts e papers. e even rece v Power equipment, rad~ _~bite sidewall lil'ee, tinted . , of Michigan orde•ed an el&ht· letters from boys m Vietnam., glass, 111U-1pln dll!erenUOJ, only 18,000 mllea. dey hank bolidw to chock a at 7' 30 p. m. All lhal mall has blcsoed her financial panlc an<l '-111-.r.illion ON DEAN'S IJST - life more than anyone will em was rushed to DotroJI to bolster NEW Haven _ charles know. SIJ.~ 1• still receJvlng le\· 11 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business"- · banking assets y k New Haven made lhe ters. 992-5342 · · Pomeroy Ohio In \945 thoasands of ollled on er, ' h II Unl Peovle are wondo;·ful! -Mrs. Cadlllac-Oldomoblle • : · . Dean's Ust at Mars a · EN I p1~es stagerl a dt:v ;.,. .!'t;•ta.,g air vers1ty with a 3.11 average. Mr. I -·-· -- - - - - - ---"'"""--"'""'---"'""'---"'..._.!!!!""---""""-.!!!!!!L."'!!!"-'!!1!!1._..11:-!!' ra1d on Dresden, (.e mHJ~' · Yonker, a Senior, 1!1 majorinll 1 A thoullht for the G<Y - , in business education. He Is Scottish"Bpoet ""oe·t ~urn.; ,..,.. th esono1 Mr .a nd Mrs. Ch•r. • l • , 1 1 id 0 , Sl ' Ul O se.e ,,., wa• 1 les Yonker, and a 1963 JP'adJJo . love her, ..love but r.er , :--hll ther. ate of waa h rna. I 1 lllilltloJY - • , . . (, 1 IELTONE HHrillg Aid Service Center a lAo I COllllterllllt actio<J tnal of Keone\IJ Fllkeos, William McPomt Exp~. Inc .. vs. EYaruJ Conihay, n..ter Lee, Harold w Supermarket was ~Otlun Mon- Woyan, v. E. Hereford, Jr., day In MB!on Coonty CJrcult James H. Rice and VlrJlnla Coort. Jlllybum. The actions stem from a tw• i Two olher acUont tdleduled vehicle accident tccurrlng Nn- lor this week were continued vemb.r 11. 196-i on iU. 2 whid1 until the May term of coort. wEr,E claimed the lives of thE! driver !These were Mary LyVen., etal 1 IN Tl'!lll: of each of the tractor . trailerl"", va. Bright McCausland ; and Charles Perroud, Gallipolis , dri- Sam Salem vs. Julius Pasquale. I ver of the Evans rig, and OJrt At the conclusion of the trill ' Now arranp the etrel" letters Dawson. driver of the Pomt now ~wing on in c-rcult Court to form the 1\IJ"Priil: INWtr, u Express rig . all· petit juron have been eJ:· -.....JJiool bf tho ahoot <lrloon. The question In litigation in cused from duty. the local court is seeking to establish who Is libel lD the dual HEFTY HOBBY ~\LES (Aaf,werl IOIDO~W) fatah~ y for personal property JIIIDiul DOGMA faun ao.. ID JOYFUL i dam•&•· NEW YORK (UPI' -Growt:u•r ..J'• A.aucn 'll'lud llmll! ,...,.m .,.mpo1ttr1 wit• t't~»a'l .-r.,.,. The plainliff's eounse! is inl adull interest In modelc•'f ,.,.., , . , bll)al ltot~ co d(l- Lin 'IM John Haight, Charleston attoc building and handicralta will ' 1 ............ r.ey, :md William Hardm, local help boost hobby retail sales ----~-------------- attorney, while the defense coun. in 1967 to a record $700 million, I sel II Attorney Charles Bagley, according .to the Hobby !~du9- HOUSE BROOM and writing the film version The two young children of the tr g· ally _ disappeared wealtha •coung Currlel'll whose prlY Y d' ed 1 th vale plane "appear n e caribbean left instructions In th . will that the sadl orphaneJr Y ed youngsters should be raised by _another you~g couple among their closest fnends . . . Pre. monition? _._ • leo ! t - Kay, WlllllmBo.ton, PT. PLE'A.8MI'I' - The e!vll Frederlel< LD!er, lllar!es Ril'<, _._"""""'"""illii,...=; ?; ......... -h p{PWI'1lll1ld .., . .- - .AmonBegun In Court ~· '!- 99c .. Nt:......_,. ...... Countersuit IItke O'Neal mliiiiH bla J uM Greet~wl<:b VWii• productloa ' brolber • ~ Patrick O'Neal'o by Helen Bot~el --~ 19 tiUed '·1be Maltese Falcon Gl er Nan Retllurant will · In Dras." ... StarrIn& Pat Gun- ~Mar. If lhll way: he'U IIV$1~ PIG!ll1 JIACK • wllea rou tr}' \1. set, the new no doubt under- be wed St. Pill'• ~n St. Deor l!elen: -.llmean her Ia« with cold 1round ouperotar so coiled ... Pal't c.thedral to lo Chris Females have had their ""Y eream so that a s~t ki.e MASON - A sodl hop ani; lbtllltea Ml)'ea, Atlll1er· The Concord, olwayt IoolW!i fw Covey of GJWSO Point . BiU lonl ~. Now 11'1 lime lor is like sleppilll on a banana *aU.. porty were dlleutoed ton: Mra. Charleo Graham, New F..,.., oigned Jimmy our. Jlolden's and · CharUe Fold· 1 man to talk boek. peel Ill on Ice rink . Carol Yurth, pl'ftiftnt ol 011. ante and Maurice Chevalier. man's old Ill · Copucine wed A WIFE Ill A WOMAN WHO- -Yau throu1h yoor favor- Happy Go Lud<y 4-H Cub, ~: Mra. Harry Gian Piaeentlnl .. AI we -Reads street llllJlli upaKlt Ito broodcoot, then complain• the club mombtrl at lllo GrlnUil, NO'JI ·Haven; John IU"!Mid It nan'l movle-buay down and 1011 you hopelusly "You weren't Uotenii•B to meeting Wednetday at ~. Pt. Pleasant. u ld 'star Jimmy Bn>wn lost; Jhennmarkl, "A. WOMAN me." Youth Center. AlM dl== ~ ' lllrlll• Mr. and Mrl. Charlto wi: Dionne Warwick in lhe would stop at a oorvice otation -MillJtainlit ahowa qlnol· , wete compleUon o1 . Qllkoy, Pomeroy, .o., I daUJh· Warwidl Hotel bor but Tim- and ask dlrectiOIIS." lty to lmproV11 on reclpeo, vet books, dernonstratlono, IB:;;.. my Brown of tho Philly Ealies. -Will drive ton · mil01 tn hollers when )'OU uperlmeut talko on >I!'Ojecta. .. Roher! Morse should bt one uve ten ""'"' on two Olnl oi with a _ , lie, marttJn soc~' The followlnl were of lbe blfiRest film sta,.. any- boons - and stretches • tea and a blue suit. . to gi•• talkS at lhe where alter "How To succeed bag to the third ""PP• lw>t leftovers In lho tn. llleetlnB In Mareh · in Business etc." optlll here; water - but apend• 7! frog- tereot of econol)ly - bulthro~s Hugheo. Marte Lambert wo caUihl 0 preview and It akin• on a new di'OIII at the away your lucky flohln& hal. Bums, CoMie Gllland and wu one of the wildest-funny drop ol, a credit Olrd. . -Never wants 1 rett stop or ly Fry. Demonstratlilno are to MR. KERMI! BY~D lllms we've ever seen lt'o a -:Is always .., a strlct dcot a homourger ·untU you llll <.he be liven by Barbara GOOD QUALITY veot personal celluloid triumph until you take her out lor din· freeway. . nle Lewis, Martha Th(llnpsc>n Will It At lor David SwJn <ho Invented ner. Puts YOU on a stnct dJel -Spends two hours mak~ng and Dewayne Johnson. 206 N. 2nd Ave. TV's "Mr Peepers" among otb- then gets an urae to make 10methmg for nothmg - wh1ch Middleport, Ohio er perso~al goldmlnet) whose cream pulls_ she could buy lor Ill centa iu Marilla Thompson, WITH · bs on this lovely lunacy mere. -Thinks a clock or watch Is five minutes at 1 variety !ltore: leader, conducted a ON COUpON ei.. include producing, directing just an ornament unless YOU -says the bank m:Jde t:1e a~sist~ by Carol Fruth. -Sa••• • I ·W, ,,. . lo\yll ·••. 't .k �' '• • Voice of Broadway ' ..... a.llllor have ltrino Lupe S.r•) are IQ& -.&1....... . '!be lt. SCilonD- llnJ tiay1111ut ... Lip! ....,. 'lloMd to Kenn«ty demanda to loopbole lor aonprillll'l: doMt· lit lhe whole lrlaDChelter mat- 101 original manu..cr•pb. lead· lor ditl but Pierre 's ex-assist. , sheeta ete. to the Ubrary of ant 'li'l-Jte Houso P""" H<re- /Conil·ets; lhe composer of o lory APC!row Hatcher 11 gol"' lulole311011 Mlfohll lold pals ahOINI with Ills •onion lor 1 he was ollowed a A5,0011 deductl'horru (he's condocl.or of lhe 1U~n . Cekbrity-ehaailll hoot. Amer. flallet Thea ire, she's baJ. ' eues ; The Ru llarrisons are lUf Z.llt,... ...,. ....... Dar- , - - - - - - lltll died loroke: . . loll .... .. • B • !orChw fw a N. Y. apartment .. . U~ 81ql now ill ...- ·~""'.....-:::.; Ska • p ....... ...., ..... tmg arty, ~:t~~-' ~ Sock H0p are Millon! Dew-, Leon; M,.. Ray RkUrd, New Haven : lfalfDIIII, New Haven: !!fen.: a Be'mg PIanned Meeomts, Apple Grove: !dn. Frantlla Smllll. Ollllpollo; Mra. tlw'les Frye, Pl. Plea.. HELEN HRP US! !'j: :.~.:::..!=~ AODITIONAL OR WITHOUT COUPON $1.29 REG. $58.06 ~ti ful d•ai gt~ wh>~• fom'l iw •• 12ft. 1tone ockh chorm ond dlatlnctlo~ to your dt corotor touch . lndo,.de. bowl e nd rim. fop STEEL TAPE (Leu fgvcetl) S299 It[ G. n .u 2' X 4' PERFORATED IIG . HARDBOARD 79c $1.19 S999 lEG. $1UJ ea. 11flgth U" to Diometef S~ ". to one 100W. (ln1 bulb). ' S599 5"x11" lEO. ..... ... '"·" nDORESCEIT BATHROOM 1288 UNDER-CABINET LIGHT ANTIQUE COPPER PULL-DOWN LANTERN BEDROOM-HALL FIXTURE Sryli1MI Item ond ltof pcrttem glau. 12" lq\10,.. c. whll- - ' c $'.4" ..... Up . . . .,...,. bull•• .... bulbo; 11699 99c ........., W•lr II:VII.IO IDIII DOUill nllHCifH DOOR MIRROR LINER PANELING ot' :r: I' :r s..• SHEET ....... , 1717 &UAGH. CLOSETS. CAit"m. "'"""""' ----------1 5 "·WOODIN STEPUDDER WHITE WOOD BATHROOM SEAT • Thurs., Feb. 16, 1967 PfOPOSed Zomng Changes 1 ' j or I •• ROUSH'S SHOE STORE etVe~ Speelal 'lleasoaa for b..., ,. l'or The Whole F1mlly . '1·" THE SHOE lOX ' Mhlcll1p11rt, 0. 1244 ' .. ~lothes· . 'Dr~er . .,_ ,":_ With the new addition to your family, there's another addition you should have.,, a new electric clothes dryer, Only electric *Jill offers you the ultimate in cleanliness, safety and work-saving convenience, Because it's flamelessyou ean safely iastaH itlllywhere. Your clothes come out softer, fluffier ,..can't bake or yellow. Special controls on all 1967 electric dryers assure regulated, even heat for today's new miracle fabrics. Get all these flameless advantages at a lower prcllln 11rice, with lower installation cost, less maintenance cost, Discover how mucb,-rt coueni•• ... clallllrlll can be yours in a new 1967 flamelass dryer. ....... ·-... --. -· • ·make ~M·~ .:r-.Jt: 1d:: Gee . . . I tbOUIIbl knew NELSON'S, low prices included acrlp!lou, QJd Fast 8tarfhoe 28" LINEN CABINET ·A"" everyday DIY Jlf&o Associated Radio and TV Free De- livery-Mom· S2444 4 "lf 7' I tvel')'ODe my does! "You should tell WE HAVE A CABIN LAUAN WOOD PANELING COMPLETE SELECTION ::. OF MOULDING! $3.29 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Elec·tri~ YOU DON'T NEED CASH! WITH COUPON . JUSTOPF.N A BILl):A-COUNT ~ N-1 y,_.,_r.o. •... • .• · • ·..... • ...... ,.""".~· ·'i\ .-Jt&& L&&MI•Ii . . . '"'' l' Pomeroy Cement Block Co. AT .. . .S1c1u5·~~J! PW lll•f!th ' I "' 1...;::=;;;;;;;;;.,--_.;_. ---- - - - .''\ 1 fl 9{ ' - " - ....._.._,....,.. ••• :. . r . 1• .I -j , . s~1· 4Ro0~~~ Ptr Month . • l A fiJIIIII.IiA . I , I ': ' ' The Department Stqre of BuDding Since 1915 Phone 992:5100 or 99t-55GO PGMIItOT ... f'l• ·~ II Dryers .'LOWER PRICES..... . w ' . ...LOT ' .. 3«! OHIO ''RE.D TAG11 $ALE ' 1 wouk:l Nke' ' Additional wiring needed? Take advantage of our money-saving nil& Ask,....... for YOU'LL LOVE AT LANDMARK SEE US FOR _I; fflamele~s . w.- I'JllCII alGIN - . • ~ew ,_.t RUBBER FOOTWEAR !;. 'Bu,tngcJJ MAYTAO Electronic DRYER HEADQUARTERS t ,. PI'. PLEASANT City nation of Ray Musgrave. Coun· Council met ln resular Sf!S· cil voted to reappoint Eshenaur Bllrg•ins For sice Monday bight with '!o!X · and Hartley to another thrt~C propel&)' owners from · the year t(•rm and repl&ced Mus-· All The Family Bel..,_de oectlon pre!IC!nt grave with Donald Kingery. lor lilt public hearing on the Three representatives of the zonltll of Bellemeade ao advor- local People's BanK WN'e pre· !19111. 'J'hree wanted council to sent, .rack Fruth, Vitus Hartpa• the zonilll ., recommend· ley and Mike Fruth, to ask ed ltJy tho City Planning COin· council to give the new banking :.:. W.;;;al~d~Je;.. _ ·i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiii...i milllaa with 1 •Uaht variance, Institution a share of the cJty'.s tnd bee wanted the zoning business. chlnled. ~ Jack Fruth, spokesman, stat'lllt City Plllllllcg C.mmls· rd that the People's bank had sk11 bad recommended thai the 72 stockholders in the city of entire area be zoned as Reslden· Point Pleasant and a total •·I tial I, except lola facing on 207 stockholders and felt th• 11 the 01J19 Rivet" Road (State city funds should be divided beRoute «!) wbirh would he zon· tween the two local banks as ed Realdentlal 2 and their re- , equallv as possible . cotmnendaUon bad been du!j' Maycl' Morg~ n rccommt.fldcd advertlaed as required by law. that thP. flaodwall accoum whi<'l"l • .Iller lhe advertising had runs In the neighborhood ."t 1 B.PIINred, lhe PlaMtng Com· $20,000 be transferred tt t.,• mialon chanled Its mind and People's Ban,. Council voted ! .sent a reeoqynendatJon to COlli!· to acctpt the Mayur's recom· l cD 1111f11 tile lhe oonlng bo mendation Runs only wbile t:fothBI 11'11 W8t.,, Shutll itself <'beallll to eUow Burdette Mayor Morgan read a lettor off eutomlticl/fy.,,'Nnlr overdriell, undBr!lries S~ both sldel, be aooed In from :he Slate Road Commi<" " moisture In yoor clothes, The ~ I Instead tf rest- 1lon concerning the installation "'" H~LO.OF·HEAT • DRY!RS wltlt dryer shuts ott Ill tht JI('Hiiocted detdllll and lhe west side . of of a traffic signal at tlce int•r- i oxdualvt ELECTRONIC CO!ITROI.Jaebotl Avenue (Rt. 12) ne section of 25th Street and.i ollmlnates under-dcylnf IRd ovor· . degree of d~nell J011 desire: AI~ Fluff, Damp Dry, W11h •a Wear or zODI!I .tao Commercial I m- State iloute 62, stat!ng tllst I baking! Trimmer than previous stel!lt Ill ftsldonllal 2. such a signal could net be ill- 11odelo by 3 lnchtr. It's ljiiOial Regular. Plus 1 a:reat !lew extendelf ~ a llftllhy and stalled as their survey of the Electronic Conlnll rHCb to ao warrant,..• · bujed debate · 0J1 traffic at this intersedion did tha ll!ll'ltr, It wu ~nally point. not justify Installing a s ign•l ed out by Attorney Ray Mus- l,ight. sravt lhit the only recours- The Mayor reported that the es ~ had last night wa'! federai government would b~ to @IIPI 0.. NCOIIImendation turnlng the rn_'intenance an~ ao dJiiV itdverllaed In the poper operation of the new constructor r:* lhe matter baek to the ed boat launching facility over PI• •• commluion, and I! to lho city within tho neat few chPitl are made, thea the months and a committee commiller D!ual once qaln be ad· posed of Russell Holland. Elvml!ill and a public hearilll! mer jones and Wac.car Thabet was asked to study tho recom'.lllllllt: properly owners pre· ·mendations of lho government seal ~~ llrttl PeariOD, Dor- and report to council next self!!\Dts, Dewey Marlin, Ev- month. ............ JoltD Smllll and A committee of Ray MusM~ with Poarooil. grave, Buster RJ!fle, Wallace p~· and Mlrtln all favoring Smith anJ JirQ WIBflins w•s I~ the lOlling resldenUal appointed by Mayor Morgan to but a variance for the lllQk into the iesallty and feasJ. 1tul cablaet wa,.. · b AiitJ;.., of Wedge, and bbity of a request by two loc•l •lae-eoa.led :ra.a~ S years~ nut. Q:Mn.. Smllll, which are establlahed bJJSiness men to eonsir•ct a b·t'(jilltliea In tho Bellemeade skating rink and concession ==~~= oectbl. stand on city ownedland at Krow Ail tiJr tll!ll voiced lhelr del Pork. ' opbdeas 1 then councii voted It Coucllman Smith asked tile Mtylag Dryers Are selll tJre matter bact 1o the elty to put up SCfcens around Priced From Plalttllila Commission to be the cewly buill city tennis I 19.95 to 229.95 dls(."d at a special meeting CO\Irlt and consider the nend of lltt eGIIIIIiiuloa on Feb. :a. for a summer reoreational dl· ~ j). B. Mora•• lldvised rector. . coJDIIill that lhree vacancies The financial statements or (MILLER MAYTAG) exlsled on the planniRI com- \be three departments of tbe mlsololl with tbe ·expiration of. city as of January 11, 1967 were POMEROY 992.3635 the terms tf Dr. Roy Eshenaur read 'bowing the following bal- 214 E. MAIN and Vitllll Hanley and the resig;ances; City, $57,1165.70; Wat~• 5 mi/Uit118 •ffl" or ever. ' -:;• Clothss never need I .. ,, Amer•ca. No tim11 nBBded••. 6501ds98--4~or- s2695 I TWO ON THE AISLE? GRAND RAPIDS, M I c h. (UP!) - The Roman Colisseum, with a seatinl capacity 1 of 50,000 'lft marble tiers, h111d reserved seats, too. Historical I re.earcher1 for American Seatlnl Company report that clay tickets with seat numbers still are being uncovered near the lite of the Roman arena, com~ed in 10 A.D. . CLEARANCE SALE c:.::t I I Cedi try Association works. ,,•.654.52 •nd s.wage msposat. $32,769.68. Present for the meeting were Mayor Morgan. Clerk DicK Melrose , Attorney Ray . Mus,gr~7e and Muncllmen, Wa,lace snu .~. Elmer Jon~, Bill . Re:d Doohltle, J•m WJggms. Thabet, Ernest Han•lley, es Fowler, Bill Selby, Ill Holland, Buster Riffle and I I KARR I VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ..... t!i'!.":.':!~·a: I £!:~'~·~~~- P~~ ••~~:orney Erupt in Council Hassle BELTONE Hearing Aid Center 1 - II 1:30 a.m. tbll - - ' I are late. error. Grlland conducted the ' FROM -Fi&ures all cars will go ~"" Is ret~Uy not a baa sor_t, when als with Carol~n Hughes, minut•s longer alter the g•' you C'lnslder her hand1cap of Roush and Billy Fry 9 A.M. to 12 Noon . . gauge reads "Emplyt and if being female. -BOB BOTIEL part. To repair and service you drive laster you can beat odd ' De B0 b· Projects this year were hearing aids · the s. · ar . eided upon and committees -Can't replace a blown-out Thanks pal. Nothmg personal ed • •lhlriH and auppiiH for fuse or start the power lawn I hope · point to serve on each. til mekil for ule mower (if a man Is there te (Noi~ to readers : A husband .,· 3re Community Project, Health, do it for her) but ca!1 repair a is a man who- wrif!s a bett.-:r Safety, ~in~nce, CoJISeryal'lon, Mr. Byrd wUI be glad to washina machine with I hair column than his Wile. But hon· ' and Recreation. give you a free llearing ... h H test with the latest Bef· pin, and a toaster with a well· est, e's exaggerating! ; - · Refreshments were served tone Electronic equip· placed thump. YO\JR HELPING HAND Mary and Suaan -Fox and Robin ment. THf: AIJMAN.4C -Cumplalns that you snnro DEPARTMENT Johnson. when all you're domg " hun,. Dear Helen· ---If Maring It your Tnday Is Tuesdav, Feb. 14., ming her to sleep. . ·· . the 40th day of 19ol with 3:>Jl to I -Can't figure out the plot of Wou,d your readers please HUSKY CORN problleltone It follow . Tod.ay is Valeut•ne's any ·rv show more involved Belld rprds and letters to • . MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) theanawer Day. than the "P rultt s oI Southam•• ·• wondorlul . h woman , M who s Is o.In •ta things pack more energy per .. . th direct ap- nursmg orne. rs. uste ~o~ ounce than ll kernel of hybrid The moon is in Its new phase. ton hyet •1purns f lne 1 ed de has spent her life help•ng oth· -d corn Dr Fra·• D•m~ey. 1"" ~.., . . proac tn avor o vo v , • . .1 d _.. • · The mormn6 ~lars are Jupu~r vioos ~chemes to make a hus· ers. She Js n~ v~rhy ' I ha~ technical director of the and Mars. ... d "Y , cannot leave w1t out ••P· "'U Inc 9e<d department ,..n say es. Sh I0 • 05 I0 I 'I I bo I "' ' . ' e ' ge m•J · • u a lingle kerrlal :~~e~~= Tht t!Vening st3rs are Saturn. -GO<'s barefoot nine • tenth• 504 TI!NTH ST. . 80 years old. 1!\<eryone ca.ls 11ooth of an ounce Jupiter, Genus and Mercnry. of the time, but is I Iways m her Aunt SusJe. Her address : ~ ,. · HUNT. INGTON, W.VA. need ,,f new shoes. 1a plan. 8 to 10 feet 1111 that Phone 525·722 I Benny Kubelky w"' b'lm on _Tears into the kids with Mrs. Susie Scott, Shalon Nu,.. 1lives 750 to I,OOO seeds. , 8 1 In& Home, Scottsburg, lndJana. :;-.,-- ;;;..,- -.....--......--.....,-;i this day In !111M. He Is better d 1 l<oown as Jack Benny sironglhwo: s, n~~ysayhlsl,dr• ~- 17110. Thank you!. - SANDY! · dear eyre ..... ~ c .n, 1 On t~is day In history; . ' 1 In JIISII, Oregon became lhe PLAN SPEruL PROGRAM Dear. Helen: " . " ! Urd ·:tate. MASON - Mri. Paul Powell, ThiS 19 • Thank You to : In 1903, President Theociol\ . Obi lll 1 ee- some OliO people from all over . Roosevelt enacted intu l:•w the ~~:~nder~' ;ay ~;~:a: on !he Uolted States who wrote to\ Department tl Commerce and Tuesda Feb 14 at Mason my mother • m • law' Mrs. ! Labor with Georl• Cort·,lyon Its Grade YScbool' Pa;ents and Rulh Dockery •. Laurens, S. C. ,• l first secretary. friends are invitee! to attend allhter your asrthJcle appeared! edm ' ' In 933, Gov. IV. A. Cr.m9tock the PTA meelilll which starts e papers. e even rece v Power equipment, rad~ _~bite sidewall lil'ee, tinted . , of Michigan orde•ed an el&ht· letters from boys m Vietnam., glass, 111U-1pln dll!erenUOJ, only 18,000 mllea. dey hank bolidw to chock a at 7' 30 p. m. All lhal mall has blcsoed her financial panlc an<l '-111-.r.illion ON DEAN'S IJST - life more than anyone will em was rushed to DotroJI to bolster NEW Haven _ charles know. SIJ.~ 1• still receJvlng le\· 11 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business"- · banking assets y k New Haven made lhe ters. 992-5342 · · Pomeroy Ohio In \945 thoasands of ollled on er, ' h II Unl Peovle are wondo;·ful! -Mrs. Cadlllac-Oldomoblle • : · . Dean's Ust at Mars a · EN I p1~es stagerl a dt:v ;.,. .!'t;•ta.,g air vers1ty with a 3.11 average. Mr. I -·-· -- - - - - - ---"'"""--"'""'---"'""'---"'..._.!!!!""---""""-.!!!!!!L."'!!!"-'!!1!!1._..11:-!!' ra1d on Dresden, (.e mHJ~' · Yonker, a Senior, 1!1 majorinll 1 A thoullht for the G<Y - , in business education. He Is Scottish"Bpoet ""oe·t ~urn.; ,..,.. th esono1 Mr .a nd Mrs. Ch•r. • l • , 1 1 id 0 , Sl ' Ul O se.e ,,., wa• 1 les Yonker, and a 1963 JP'adJJo . love her, ..love but r.er , :--hll ther. ate of waa h rna. I 1 lllilltloJY - • , . . (, 1 IELTONE HHrillg Aid Service Center a lAo I COllllterllllt actio<J tnal of Keone\IJ Fllkeos, William McPomt Exp~. Inc .. vs. EYaruJ Conihay, n..ter Lee, Harold w Supermarket was ~Otlun Mon- Woyan, v. E. Hereford, Jr., day In MB!on Coonty CJrcult James H. Rice and VlrJlnla Coort. Jlllybum. The actions stem from a tw• i Two olher acUont tdleduled vehicle accident tccurrlng Nn- lor this week were continued vemb.r 11. 196-i on iU. 2 whid1 until the May term of coort. wEr,E claimed the lives of thE! driver !These were Mary LyVen., etal 1 IN Tl'!lll: of each of the tractor . trailerl"", va. Bright McCausland ; and Charles Perroud, Gallipolis , dri- Sam Salem vs. Julius Pasquale. I ver of the Evans rig, and OJrt At the conclusion of the trill ' Now arranp the etrel" letters Dawson. driver of the Pomt now ~wing on in c-rcult Court to form the 1\IJ"Priil: INWtr, u Express rig . all· petit juron have been eJ:· -.....JJiool bf tho ahoot <lrloon. The question In litigation in cused from duty. the local court is seeking to establish who Is libel lD the dual HEFTY HOBBY ~\LES (Aaf,werl IOIDO~W) fatah~ y for personal property JIIIDiul DOGMA faun ao.. ID JOYFUL i dam•&•· NEW YORK (UPI' -Growt:u•r ..J'• A.aucn 'll'lud llmll! ,...,.m .,.mpo1ttr1 wit• t't~»a'l .-r.,.,. The plainliff's eounse! is inl adull interest In modelc•'f ,.,.., , . , bll)al ltot~ co d(l- Lin 'IM John Haight, Charleston attoc building and handicralta will ' 1 ............ r.ey, :md William Hardm, local help boost hobby retail sales ----~-------------- attorney, while the defense coun. in 1967 to a record $700 million, I sel II Attorney Charles Bagley, according .to the Hobby !~du9- HOUSE BROOM and writing the film version The two young children of the tr g· ally _ disappeared wealtha •coung Currlel'll whose prlY Y d' ed 1 th vale plane "appear n e caribbean left instructions In th . will that the sadl orphaneJr Y ed youngsters should be raised by _another you~g couple among their closest fnends . . . Pre. monition? _._ • leo ! t - Kay, WlllllmBo.ton, PT. PLE'A.8MI'I' - The e!vll Frederlel< LD!er, lllar!es Ril'<, _._"""""'"""illii,...=; ?; ......... -h p{PWI'1lll1ld .., . .- - .AmonBegun In Court ~· '!- 99c .. Nt:......_,. ...... Countersuit IItke O'Neal mliiiiH bla J uM Greet~wl<:b VWii• productloa ' brolber • ~ Patrick O'Neal'o by Helen Bot~el --~ 19 tiUed '·1be Maltese Falcon Gl er Nan Retllurant will · In Dras." ... StarrIn& Pat Gun- ~Mar. If lhll way: he'U IIV$1~ PIG!ll1 JIACK • wllea rou tr}' \1. set, the new no doubt under- be wed St. Pill'• ~n St. Deor l!elen: -.llmean her Ia« with cold 1round ouperotar so coiled ... Pal't c.thedral to lo Chris Females have had their ""Y eream so that a s~t ki.e MASON - A sodl hop ani; lbtllltea Ml)'ea, Atlll1er· The Concord, olwayt IoolW!i fw Covey of GJWSO Point . BiU lonl ~. Now 11'1 lime lor is like sleppilll on a banana *aU.. porty were dlleutoed ton: Mra. Charleo Graham, New F..,.., oigned Jimmy our. Jlolden's and · CharUe Fold· 1 man to talk boek. peel Ill on Ice rink . Carol Yurth, pl'ftiftnt ol 011. ante and Maurice Chevalier. man's old Ill · Copucine wed A WIFE Ill A WOMAN WHO- -Yau throu1h yoor favor- Happy Go Lud<y 4-H Cub, ~: Mra. Harry Gian Piaeentlnl .. AI we -Reads street llllJlli upaKlt Ito broodcoot, then complain• the club mombtrl at lllo GrlnUil, NO'JI ·Haven; John IU"!Mid It nan'l movle-buay down and 1011 you hopelusly "You weren't Uotenii•B to meeting Wednetday at ~. Pt. Pleasant. u ld 'star Jimmy Bn>wn lost; Jhennmarkl, "A. WOMAN me." Youth Center. AlM dl== ~ ' lllrlll• Mr. and Mrl. Charlto wi: Dionne Warwick in lhe would stop at a oorvice otation -MillJtainlit ahowa qlnol· , wete compleUon o1 . Qllkoy, Pomeroy, .o., I daUJh· Warwidl Hotel bor but Tim- and ask dlrectiOIIS." lty to lmproV11 on reclpeo, vet books, dernonstratlono, IB:;;.. my Brown of tho Philly Ealies. -Will drive ton · mil01 tn hollers when )'OU uperlmeut talko on >I!'Ojecta. .. Roher! Morse should bt one uve ten ""'"' on two Olnl oi with a _ , lie, marttJn soc~' The followlnl were of lbe blfiRest film sta,.. any- boons - and stretches • tea and a blue suit. . to gi•• talkS at lhe where alter "How To succeed bag to the third ""PP• lw>t leftovers In lho tn. llleetlnB In Mareh · in Business etc." optlll here; water - but apend• 7! frog- tereot of econol)ly - bulthro~s Hugheo. Marte Lambert wo caUihl 0 preview and It akin• on a new di'OIII at the away your lucky flohln& hal. Bums, CoMie Gllland and wu one of the wildest-funny drop ol, a credit Olrd. . -Never wants 1 rett stop or ly Fry. Demonstratlilno are to MR. KERMI! BY~D lllms we've ever seen lt'o a -:Is always .., a strlct dcot a homourger ·untU you llll <.he be liven by Barbara GOOD QUALITY veot personal celluloid triumph until you take her out lor din· freeway. . nle Lewis, Martha Th(llnpsc>n Will It At lor David SwJn <ho Invented ner. Puts YOU on a stnct dJel -Spends two hours mak~ng and Dewayne Johnson. 206 N. 2nd Ave. TV's "Mr Peepers" among otb- then gets an urae to make 10methmg for nothmg - wh1ch Middleport, Ohio er perso~al goldmlnet) whose cream pulls_ she could buy lor Ill centa iu Marilla Thompson, WITH · bs on this lovely lunacy mere. -Thinks a clock or watch Is five minutes at 1 variety !ltore: leader, conducted a ON COUpON ei.. include producing, directing just an ornament unless YOU -says the bank m:Jde t:1e a~sist~ by Carol Fruth. -Sa••• • I ·W, ,,. . lo\yll ·••. 't .k �I fHI WU.Lm Business 'Services ' 1MO CHEVROLET VI Bel Alr HIIJ'dtop, outomatle tn-tuiOD, radio. SbB7 ...... ·............. • 1965 CHEVROLET .... , ........ ............ . ___ ....... oout mirrora. .... • • II 1964 CHEVROLET 0 .... 7'11181' . . . . . . . o-llltCI NOU. . ""' A. ......... ~- . . ....., ........ ",sT·• " ' ' tDIll.IAI'W .. ' " " . . . . ro euu~o. ~L.ACI $1395 :1,1 ton p&Del. VI oline, autcl. tn:DI., power steerlq: • bntee. ndto, heater, )ike Dew tlree. Poaltneti.Oft l'Hr ule. . . . . 011 rM&••I . . .nUAIIU " . . . . . _ . •• , $1595 \lo ton, I' pickup. Good R. duty tlno, cob oDd appell'onee ol new trutk. RNr step bumper. Heater fl defrolter. Weet =-!!·~- c-. .. ... Udl. ,~_ ................ c.. A $395 Poma1oy • r ... oo~ ... SEWING MACIIJNE, 1 ROOM BOO.. hli~ ' 'l'bls equipped to .. """''· storm doors IIlii 181, make bullonbolos, d.wD. ows, See Edl!oa Brace, IIlii _ _ . , Take Oftt dlle, or pbono ~· payments of 15.50 per or balance duo l"ree demo. Ph, SERVICE ~ .' You Don't Mev• To o.t Out of tlw Car BOBCAT SPRINT QUICK. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL BLAEIINARS only SOc 12 """' lho ......., Trudt or Bulldozer lllldlotor To Tho 9m•llest S.let Core, BWTTNARS I PhoM 992-2143 We WISh Undernuth Pomeroy,O. STOP IN ' · - Recine, Ohio ELECTROLUX SALES s•r· representabvt:, Rich vice ard StiJk• . Ph. 949-3606. • 9 30'·P TRAILER, ---,.----~_:__: --WE. '10\J'!Q A HAIRCLlf, n<ENYOUCAN PAS"< FOR ONE. II ONI OP ~>~• -NOW- , T-hing Plo~o oncl The Wonclurus Hommoncl Orgen NICUT P&OI'\.•t . CALL DICK RAWLINGS. ty -lnt"""l Only Rawlings Honda Sal" Poi 4 ...... Tl.... WY 2-2111 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY 8v ART SANSOM 1 Brown's 1 age, rearPh. 916 992-2903 Locust St., dl•port. day ~702. 25 apartment. Z 2 tfc 3658. OWE i!J!:SE P!:OPI..!: A DcaT OF GRATITUDE . THANK~ TO TH~AA ; rHAT AWFUL WINKL:O WOMAN WILL PROMBLY Park, Minersville. Pbone INCOME tax service, daily e:t· 3324. 1 29 cept Sun. Evening by appoiot· ment only. Mn. Wanda E'l- 4 ROOM unfurnished 1partment lin. Laurel Cllff Road, State 1 tn Pomeroy. Pb. 99Z-&381. Rt. tl mile from Fa1r 1 11 18 I 10 30tc ' 4 RM. HOUSE - with ~==~~~!:===• HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING IIWO!'IDfR HONDA S.WS & SERVIa ' Miu S.ndra Bailey l I .. fJEQR. . OF TH E. KIDS!! ANNOUNCEMENT lAKER & SEYFRIED CAR WASH .I ' 1 M50 SPORT 1215. Motor Co. PHONE WY 2-2156 " IJ.DlM.THRU: HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES • 2' 5 12tc OI'IN lVII. fM ,.... •••, u ......... .RADIAJOR NeVE~ ~PEAK OHIO'S FINEST TO MY JIM Fertilizer Service AG"-IN. ,(!"CE,;c--: All aniiYtlt str11lght ancl mb:td. Bulk spreading Mt• vic•. LiQ~o~ld nitrogen. larly '""" discount now. AREA WAREHOUSE 11ti HOWII lltHNCIDIR I I'F.> . . . . ."' FOR CARRIERS IN 'rW'~i 01\JE I~ ,) A M\U.IO~ ... MliioLEPoin. ~- · Contact Faye Powell 111' THE ~msr Of SWEET... ,J ..W'~ i AS AARE A> A CASE ... J ~ 0, j WIJJT£Q. J PRICK.!.Y 1-\E....T I ----r- . COAL . > ! ... : l - - 'i' c:= .t7 -- - • Q II! te J , .. .. ~ 0 1.-14- FilEC:t(LI!S ANO 1415 FRII!NM LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! WELL, \ l'I~V£~ PUT IT ~ 9-IOULO l ' ' ' '?~ ~ s" tt!l!! '? "'ttU OII>N'f EVEN LOOK! '299 ONLY t3D.OO ~[ l 1-lNOW, 'i!U.V~ 'ltl.§BE IJ' l'<of 3 ROOMS New Furniture ) . WE·..ur ... EH ~ot:t"o' 1;.\.Z I ~ MAMIE I O·D·DLD YOU Balence 111 Dawn - Connnl111t T..,.. MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. - .• ~l JOB OPPORTUNITIES l t ·:~:·Y'~Jlq A large national company considering a plant in the G•llipohs, Ohio, area is conducting a survey of mal• and femal• appllcanH for employment. Sign up for a job opportunity at the Ohio Stat• Employment Service OHlces at the dates and times listed billow: If you are: I ,I I 1 1. Looking for ajolr, 2. Going to be 1 1967 high school graduate end plan to wo"'; '~ 3. Doing farming or part-lime work; · · ·· · , 4. Desiring to Improve your employability by d•veloplng a skill. · · · Roglstrotlon for th... job opportunities will bo conducted on the following dayi with oil lnformotlon obtained to be In confldenoo: and Saturday -February 17th & 18th Registration offices of the Ohio Slate Employment 141.rvice will bt open on th• following dates and hours in each of.th"' cltiu: in Po1111roy. · HlllorHond . f• : ,'l\H GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, AREA f- l' . · S A:l ' "J:vt) GALLIPOLIS, OHI0--443 Second Avenue MUlberry Avo. CALL 992-2156 Friday-8:00 A. M. to 8:00 P.~ ' Satur.ay-9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ~ POMEROY, OHIO-Front Street Parking Lot (MOBILE UNIT) Friday, Feh. 17th.- 2:30 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Saturday, FH. 18th.- 9:00A.M. to 3iOo'P,M. ·. OHIO BUREAU OF UNEMPlOYMENT COMPINSAnON ·Ohio State Employment~~ .. ... ....... . -- ~ . ·~ •• ... I ' ~ . •,' . ' ' Jno-.l ., --·- :~~aa . ,,yo ·. rAtiO DICK TRACt �I fHI WU.Lm Business 'Services ' 1MO CHEVROLET VI Bel Alr HIIJ'dtop, outomatle tn-tuiOD, radio. SbB7 ...... ·............. • 1965 CHEVROLET .... , ........ ............ . ___ ....... oout mirrora. .... • • II 1964 CHEVROLET 0 .... 7'11181' . . . . . . . o-llltCI NOU. . ""' A. ......... ~- . . ....., ........ ",sT·• " ' ' tDIll.IAI'W .. ' " " . . . . ro euu~o. ~L.ACI $1395 :1,1 ton p&Del. VI oline, autcl. tn:DI., power steerlq: • bntee. ndto, heater, )ike Dew tlree. Poaltneti.Oft l'Hr ule. . . . . 011 rM&••I . . .nUAIIU " . . . . . _ . •• , $1595 \lo ton, I' pickup. Good R. duty tlno, cob oDd appell'onee ol new trutk. RNr step bumper. Heater fl defrolter. Weet =-!!·~- c-. .. ... Udl. ,~_ ................ c.. A $395 Poma1oy • r ... oo~ ... SEWING MACIIJNE, 1 ROOM BOO.. hli~ ' 'l'bls equipped to .. """''· storm doors IIlii 181, make bullonbolos, d.wD. ows, See Edl!oa Brace, IIlii _ _ . , Take Oftt dlle, or pbono ~· payments of 15.50 per or balance duo l"ree demo. Ph, SERVICE ~ .' You Don't Mev• To o.t Out of tlw Car BOBCAT SPRINT QUICK. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL BLAEIINARS only SOc 12 """' lho ......., Trudt or Bulldozer lllldlotor To Tho 9m•llest S.let Core, BWTTNARS I PhoM 992-2143 We WISh Undernuth Pomeroy,O. STOP IN ' · - Recine, Ohio ELECTROLUX SALES s•r· representabvt:, Rich vice ard StiJk• . Ph. 949-3606. • 9 30'·P TRAILER, ---,.----~_:__: --WE. '10\J'!Q A HAIRCLlf, n<ENYOUCAN PAS"< FOR ONE. II ONI OP ~>~• -NOW- , T-hing Plo~o oncl The Wonclurus Hommoncl Orgen NICUT P&OI'\.•t . CALL DICK RAWLINGS. ty -lnt"""l Only Rawlings Honda Sal" Poi 4 ...... Tl.... WY 2-2111 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY 8v ART SANSOM 1 Brown's 1 age, rearPh. 916 992-2903 Locust St., dl•port. day ~702. 25 apartment. Z 2 tfc 3658. OWE i!J!:SE P!:OPI..!: A DcaT OF GRATITUDE . THANK~ TO TH~AA ; rHAT AWFUL WINKL:O WOMAN WILL PROMBLY Park, Minersville. Pbone INCOME tax service, daily e:t· 3324. 1 29 cept Sun. Evening by appoiot· ment only. Mn. Wanda E'l- 4 ROOM unfurnished 1partment lin. Laurel Cllff Road, State 1 tn Pomeroy. Pb. 99Z-&381. Rt. tl mile from Fa1r 1 11 18 I 10 30tc ' 4 RM. HOUSE - with ~==~~~!:===• HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING IIWO!'IDfR HONDA S.WS & SERVIa ' Miu S.ndra Bailey l I .. fJEQR. . OF TH E. KIDS!! ANNOUNCEMENT lAKER & SEYFRIED CAR WASH .I ' 1 M50 SPORT 1215. Motor Co. PHONE WY 2-2156 " IJ.DlM.THRU: HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES • 2' 5 12tc OI'IN lVII. fM ,.... •••, u ......... .RADIAJOR NeVE~ ~PEAK OHIO'S FINEST TO MY JIM Fertilizer Service AG"-IN. ,(!"CE,;c--: All aniiYtlt str11lght ancl mb:td. Bulk spreading Mt• vic•. LiQ~o~ld nitrogen. larly '""" discount now. AREA WAREHOUSE 11ti HOWII lltHNCIDIR I I'F.> . . . . ."' FOR CARRIERS IN 'rW'~i 01\JE I~ ,) A M\U.IO~ ... MliioLEPoin. ~- · Contact Faye Powell 111' THE ~msr Of SWEET... ,J ..W'~ i AS AARE A> A CASE ... J ~ 0, j WIJJT£Q. J PRICK.!.Y 1-\E....T I ----r- . COAL . > ! ... : l - - 'i' c:= .t7 -- - • Q II! te J , .. .. ~ 0 1.-14- FilEC:t(LI!S ANO 1415 FRII!NM LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! WELL, \ l'I~V£~ PUT IT ~ 9-IOULO l ' ' ' '?~ ~ s" tt!l!! '? "'ttU OII>N'f EVEN LOOK! '299 ONLY t3D.OO ~[ l 1-lNOW, 'i!U.V~ 'ltl.§BE IJ' l'<of 3 ROOMS New Furniture ) . WE·..ur ... EH ~ot:t"o' 1;.\.Z I ~ MAMIE I O·D·DLD YOU Balence 111 Dawn - Connnl111t T..,.. MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. - .• ~l JOB OPPORTUNITIES l t ·:~:·Y'~Jlq A large national company considering a plant in the G•llipohs, Ohio, area is conducting a survey of mal• and femal• appllcanH for employment. Sign up for a job opportunity at the Ohio Stat• Employment Service OHlces at the dates and times listed billow: If you are: I ,I I 1 1. Looking for ajolr, 2. Going to be 1 1967 high school graduate end plan to wo"'; '~ 3. Doing farming or part-lime work; · · ·· · , 4. Desiring to Improve your employability by d•veloplng a skill. · · · Roglstrotlon for th... job opportunities will bo conducted on the following dayi with oil lnformotlon obtained to be In confldenoo: and Saturday -February 17th & 18th Registration offices of the Ohio Slate Employment 141.rvice will bt open on th• following dates and hours in each of.th"' cltiu: in Po1111roy. · HlllorHond . f• : ,'l\H GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, AREA f- l' . · S A:l ' "J:vt) GALLIPOLIS, OHI0--443 Second Avenue MUlberry Avo. CALL 992-2156 Friday-8:00 A. M. to 8:00 P.~ ' Satur.ay-9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ~ POMEROY, OHIO-Front Street Parking Lot (MOBILE UNIT) Friday, Feh. 17th.- 2:30 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Saturday, FH. 18th.- 9:00A.M. to 3iOo'P,M. ·. OHIO BUREAU OF UNEMPlOYMENT COMPINSAnON ·Ohio State Employment~~ .. ... ....... . -- ~ . ·~ •• ... I ' ~ . •,' . ' ' Jno-.l ., --·- :~~aa . ,,yo ·. rAtiO DICK TRACt �• .. . .' • ' • ... . "; • FEBRUARY 1 1967 . Koreans Kill 246 Viet IT COSTS YOU ONLY PENNIES TO AFFORD THE CONVENIENCE OF A CHECKING ACCOUNT J!MPLOYMENT SERVICE . Tile Mobile Unit of tbo Obto Stile Employment Servlee eo~~tlllu~s to provide a full r111ge 01 .ervleea to the jobleu of Meigs County at the following loeaUons: TbiiJ'Bclay, I a.m. to 4 p.m.: Rutland Blgb SrhooL Friday, 8 a.m. to lZ noon: Raehle Bllb Srhool. Free truaportelilln may be arruged by eaJIIng "2-3918. In acldltloa lo the above hollll, the mobile unit wiD return to the Pomeroy puldng Jot Friday, 2:30 to 7 p.m. and Saturday, I a.m. to 3 p.m., to lake prelllalnuy appUeallons for a large national eompaay eouldedag a plul In the Gallipolis area, aDd wUIIDg to .t nln Ill·own employees. Ofln AChecking Account t ~l 1 6iftens 1 • ' ~.,.~ National Todayl . Visit Elberlelds In Pomeroy free Customer Parking : J~::lN~F~O~R:M~ATiQN - :Chuck Mahoney, right, a Washington County residenf and employee of the Semce, ln~1ews Larry Lee, Long Bo~tom, left. for counseling and testing purposes mob1Je urut was on the Pomeroy parkmg lot Tuesday. The unit, in Pomeroy again today, wlU be at Rutland H1gb School from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and at Racine High School Frlday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. at · /4ational ~ussia Seen·Offering Aid to Anti- Maoites Exclusive, AUtomitlc BLOOD DONORS NEEDED Monday, February 20, from lZ DOOD llntll 8 P.M. Ia the next villi of the Bloodmobile to Melg1 County. Over 100 lllllta ue needed to replaee blood already uoed !IY Meigs County residents. . Tbe UDII wtll be Blaffed by Meigs County doelora lllld volunteer workers uslstlllg the profeulonal staff from the lluthlctoa BlOOd Center, aeeordlDg to VerDOD Nease, General Cbalrmu. . Tbe euloea for the Bloodmobile 11'!11 be served by the ladles of the Catholic CbureiL Donora do not Deed 10 appohltment. They may eome uy time between the hours of aoon ud 8 P.M., Moadey at the Pomeroy lUDior Hlgb School, MOISTURE· - -.;;.."'-- .......~ -·.. ~,· ~ ,..-··v•;.;,.:._ MINO:ER. . ' / AT BARH CLOTHIERS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DRESSES Til ·~ 1 8·00 Valuos To 19.95 Velues 29.95 SUITS Ladies Skirts 1 LOT LADIES HALF SIZES DRESSES WALKING SUITS COATS Reg. Price 6.95 to 21.95 J48 Velu• To 57.75 TO S2S Velues To 45.00 8·08 51- 5 to 34 Valu• To 17.00 LADIES I LOT ~JES ,. ' S]S Velu• To 65.00 1095 Racine 1 LOT 1 LOT LADIES COATS LADIES SUITS ' 1 LOT LADIES 1 LARGE GROUP 1 LOT LADIES llodueod VALUES Tel 33Vs0fo $7s.oo ·. ·" .\ GROUP :Y,~!lfJlo ,.1dl 1 LOT u. $10·00 VALUES ...,:to Soeiety Notes DRESSIS W SWEA-TERS- LADIES JACKETS ami COATS Bullitt Dies Of ~" 9 '".Price J4,95to 24.95 MORE DOllAR DAYS VALUES IN LINED 1 LOT MENS ALL WOOL TO~~· &RS TOPCOATS 33 1/s TO - sss.oo l :. ~ 15 .oo VALUES Reduced VALUES ,..., TO $45.00 1 Iff-Short Sl...,e Mens Lined I La,.._ GnMip Mint j!EAT SHIRTS OVERALL JACmS JACKETS - 2·00 Reg. Price 7.49 Velu" To 29.95 12· wan~ to WORK PANTS CQdduroy Values To 5.95 BAHR CLOTHIERS hurry I!P a load. e Five temperatures 1o ·~liP !rpm lneludbllllr fiuffinc. ' ; ' Group Mens Moi. ._Whlpconl 00 e NOiM.AL SPEED for re&U)art llfll deUcaf,et; SUPER SPEED for heavY. fabrica and wbela fOil MEIGS THEATR£ · TONIGHT - · 14 -.ANTA~TIC VOYAGI" (Technicolorl Stevh•• Bo1d EciiiiODd 0'· Brifn. Raquel Welch. 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