http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5e0edf8dfc2d2fff8cffdec5bff34926.pdf 110e51facd0d66b339b6f7d79c8c4841 PDF Text Text ·' •• ftATIID Mason Personal Elberfe!ds In Pomeroy Mr. and Mn. Warrerl sell and family of Columbus spent the weel<end visiting her partnt.s, Mr. and Mrs. Russell GIRLS COAT and LEGGING SETS at Portsmouth, 0 . Mrs. Dor Ell<rsb•<h left by plane on Sunday everang for her home at Orlando, Florida. She has been staying with her mother , Mrs. L. E. Thomas, $19.50 $16.50 $13.9S $12.95 $1D.9S GIRLS COAT GIRLS COA r GIRLS COAT GIRLS COAT GIRLS COAT $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 $5.9S $6.9S $7.9S GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS AND AND AND AND AND LEGGING LEGGING LEGGINI' LEGGING LEGGING SETS SETS SETS SETS SETS_ . SALE $9.75 SALE $1.25 SALE $6.91 SALE $6.41 SALE_$5.0 GIRLS SWEATERS ol her father. Mrs. Walden B. Roush, the for met· J un"' Spencer of Mason, is a patient m the Vasser Brothers Hospital, Poughkeepsie, New York. She will be confiDed for two weeks. Mrs. Housh is supervisor ol the Nl~rst>ry School and teacher ot the Nur· sery Clas:. at th e Duc he~s Coun· ty Junior College. Mary Dudding is ill <1! the home or her SiSler, f\.'lr s. Pearl Roush. SWEATfR$ SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS ~WEATERS SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE -- --- -- --- - -- -- SALE - $1 .00 $1.50 $2.50 $3.00 $3.00 $4.00 $4.00 $39.SO $29.50 $2S.OO $19.50 $16.SO WOMEN$ WOMEN$ WOMEN$ WOMEN$ CAR CAR CAR CAR WOMEN~ CAR COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS -- -------- --- - --- ---------- ----- -- -- - 39c ~- - SALE SALE SALE SALE $28.00 $2%.00 $20.00 $14.00 -~~=:o_:::SA:.::L:.:I'-'"$:_ 11= .00 GIRLS DRESSES $13.9S GIRLS DRESSES ---- ------- ------ $12.9S GIRLS I'RESSES --- ------- ---- ---$10.9S GIRLS DRESSES --- ---------- - ---$8.9S GIRLS DRESSES ------- ---- -- ----- $7.9S GIRLS DRESSES ------- ---- -- - --- -SS.9S GIRLS DRESSES ---- ------- -- ----- $4.9S GIRLS DRESSES - -- -- --- --------- -$3.95 GIRLS DRESSES ---------------- -- SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $7.00 $6.00 $6.00 SS.OO S4.50 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 --- •IIOL.Le GIRLS CORDUROY SLACKS $1 .69 ond $1.9' GIRLS SLACKS ------- --- SALE $1 .00 $2.95 GIRLS SLACKS ---------- ------ ---- SALE $1.50 MASON - EKplorer Post 253 of Mason. with their advisor, John Rottgen, recently Loured the Kai ser Aluminum at Ravenswood. A ssi::~ting with U1c tour was Gary G t bb~; of Mason Troop members making the tour were Earl Riley, F'ra nk Zuspan and Richard Lake. A meeting of the troop was held at the Mason Merhodist ' Churrh Tuesda y Pvening to dis· 1 euss Boy Scout Week. Februarv 7th through Feb. 13. Attending the meeting were the following- Jimmy Wise, Earl RiiPy. Frank Zuspan, Rich ,\frd Lak e and advisor , John nottgen. OAK Hll.L HIISPIUL NEWS Births - Mr. and Mrs. Clare McCov .Jr., 116 Jones St., Oak Hill , · 5on, Shane Clan•, Jan. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eugene Napper, 13th St . Wellston, dauRhf!'r . Lissa Dawn. Jan. 13 . Mr. and Mr'i. William L. Tim- ~ mons. Nt. 2, Wellston, daugh· ter, Rhoda Jane. Jan. 6. Mr. 1 ahd Mrs. J . B. Blevins, South , Webster , daughler, Jan. 9. Present Patients BentlE'y Della, Jackson, Alice Hunt, Jackson, Ruth Power, Rt. 1 Jackson, Hattie Rister , Soutb Webster, James Cook. Jr ., . South Webster, Rt. 1. Oliver Eaton Jackson, Wesley Valen· line, Rt. 1 Ray, Sherman Baisden, Jackson, Julia Belle Milla", Rt. 5 Jackson, Susie Shuff, Rt. 4, Oak Hill, Alpha Scarberr:Y• Rt. 4 Jackson, Evelyn Til-ley, Jackson, Margaret Wilson, •Oak Hill , Maude Stephenson. 'rtt. 4 Jackson. Ike Fox Jr .. Rt. ·:1, WeUston, David Goodwin, Rt. J, Wellston, Danny Sturm. Oak Hill, William BroHard, South , Webster, Michael Spriggs Jack- ' .&! and Margaret Cc.mer, Oak dill. · PatieDts Released - William Ceoper, Virgil Miller, Cressie JoroU, Roselle Windon , Wen· t1e11 ijorton, Oscar Miller, Ronald Deemer, Blanche Oney. ·l:ba Hale, Edna Sims, EmerRiegel. William Slack, Jl'ank Simmering, W. E. Dole. Jlalpb Hoover, Charles Ful>. Jr., Evelyn Perry. Michelle R,q.peth, Charles Westlake. Lu'ciJjle Kla\18, Luther Thomas. J)jvld Waddington , Carol Hilllerbrant, Loney Detty. Albert .tiJdefson, Mary Beth Fischer, bebra Waugh and Mary Kath.leen Scurlock. Speeiel Purch•11 •nd $lie af S•l•t B•chelor Girl Se1mless Mesh Run R•slst1nt WOMEN$ SCARVES NYLON STOCKINGS 24 in ch head squares 32 inch head squarPs. 18 by 45 in ch oblong st·11rves. Rayon chiffons! Rayon Crepes and Sheer Nylons. Solid colors <~lld prints, 8 ~ to 11 . Colors The two best - Taupetone Daybreak and Beigetone. Sizes Mens and Boys Trousers THAT NEVER NEEDS IRONING PERMANENT-PRESS SLACKS Wash 'Em - Dry 'Em - Crease Stays In - Wrink· les Stay out. MENS SIZES _ . : u· n J·. . .' stop in tortay and ask for Rubbermaid. Item 1141 Dralnboard Mats . . . . .. H42 Oralnboard Mats . . . . . . 1190 Drainer Trays . ....... 1291 Sink Malo . . ... . .... . . 1292 Sink Mats . . . . . . . . . . . . 1297 Sink Divider Mats . ..•.. 2970 Dish Pans . ...... . .. . . 2951 Dish Pans . .. . . .. .... . 1305 Prot1ctor Mats . . . . . . . . 7112 Shower Mats . . . . . . . . . . 7202 Toil•i Top Trays . . . . . . $6.98 $5.98 BOYS SIZES - Two Styles: ! - Peg Style- with adjustable waist and no cuffs. 2- Belted loop style wtth cuffs. Solid colors: Black, Loden Green, and Wheat. Ideal ror stuffing Sofa Pillows and Toys. Men~ Diplomat DRESS SOCKS DRESS SOCKS Combed cotton - Si zes 10 to 13. Big selection of patterns and colors. Full length. Ribbed top. Crepe tone pattern in the most popular colors, grey, black, blue, brown, rna· roan . Sizes 10 to 13 on sale. 2';:~'$]-00 SALE Bog69c v. Lb. a., 39c ·-----',1~~--, COOKIE 11111 BAKE PAll WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS MENS CREW STYLI UTILITY SOCKS With Stay up cr1Wt top. Size• lDY2 to 13. 3 p&lro for $1.00 MENS CUSHION SOLE WHITE ATHLETIC SOCKS Elastk Top. Siz•• 10 to 13. . _____ 3 Pllrs for $1.00 MENS KIRBURY BULKY CREW SOCKS In •iz•s 10 to 13 100% soft spun caHon. Salld colors with atrlp•d top. 3 p.~lrt IAOrted colors to • p.n..... 3 JHOin fo $1 .00 '"M"'E"'N"'S' K " 't'"R"'B"U'"R"Y" O"Ro;Lc;O"'N"'O"N'"E"'S'"tz"E"'SO"'CKS FIBERGLAS PINCH PLEAT DRAPES Jacquard weave Snowflake Pattern. No Iron Fiber· glas. Wash 'em, Hang, Dry in Minutes. Colors: Toast. Green. White, Pink. 46" Pleated Top. (Not all colors in all sizes.) 12 for $2.95-45" Length ..•.. •. •... 18 for $3.49-63" L""gth ..••• •• , , • . . 13 for $3.89-72" Length . .•••. • .••• . 6 for $3.99-84" Length . .•.••• , , , , • . Sole Sole Sale S.le $2.00 $2.59 $2.99 $3.29 • Hundreds and hundreds to select from First Floor Including F1oral Patterns - Mororran Stripea Colors- Multi Colored Stripes. BUY TOWELS T~$ Solid WEEK IND CANNON "Majestic Rose" Percale Bed Sheets Floral pattern. These match the popular Ma· BAKE 1111 ROAST PAll Sale Washing Machine Closed arm style, tailored for perfect fit. Durable, washable fabric, in solid and floral patterns. New Decorator colors. In While ... . $159.00 In Coppertone $169.00 See these new Hoover Wosber Spin Dryero dem· onotrated on lbo 2nd 11oor I 2 I I lllelgs r.l 1 nu,gh ways I I ":, "' § I 1 1 I * * * Asks Legis• IatiOD • I • canhMade Premt"er of s v•"et Nam I Pollution Bill Okay · . 1 ' . DRIP CATCHER PAl . . ..-.. ' ..:. o·12'llllarieS . . d. Co_a} Operator, n· Th day I 1 G3 t herJng "I . For Funeral ,; Mrs. R'Jtc hJe • . ~,..... SPATULA, ~. AND SPOON MEAT LOAF PAl ~.,.... ~. .... 1 1 Sheehan WI')) Survey I SQUARE CAKE PAll - L 1 1 . I I 1 I ~ lUper ...,. • Steelt ---- this pan, • • - ••. , . . food 11enr stlclul No 1111d to MOUr 21/2 qt. Tea lettlt tDdal!!.~ Supreme Q)urt_ odvisement a suit - - - - ~~ caIIS Rate sIash cOffiJDg • s000 T0II 1 of Beta Sigma Pbi1 istb !!erving t d · 1'Coleman, Middleport : Kathryn month. 1 i ~: :.--::·:::~.:. ;lrer:~:. ~ ~~~~;,~· ~~d~~·J:7,' ~~:e~ • Eilward Youna of • ens In tbe towns will be sound· •IVickers, New Haven . p omProy 18 , n_ uead rd lo star! lhr canvass 1or 1 DISCHARGES - .lo,.ph Jrfrvl Ed rd v..., HUge reductions in out • of· period to "after--1." The lower ing that period will be 1~ured 1a ~-minute rail The after 8 1 donations. I fers. Pomeroy; Freddy Miller, 1 Funera1 se ces 1or WI ~i. ttate and in .. ltate long di!t- 'after-1" rate also will be in !fron, $1.75- to $1.50. In add1t10n 1rate also w11l be in efftet all It is urged that aU resldrnts I Racine · Manning Radcliffe. Rut. Young, St. Pomeroy, who died This suit was brought by l'h!l· lance callln& rates will lake effect all day Sunday. Hours ltbe w•ekday evening rates will day Sunday. In addition. the 6 lo Pomeroy and Mlddlepnl1 •land· Thomas Thorpe Syra- ' Wednesday evenlDf at Melg• I~ .Jiroth~n Co., of Compbill ef!ecl sooa. Tho redacliolll will of the night period will be' p.[ be in effect all day Saturday. to I p. m. evemng rates will i have lbelr P""'h hghto barn- ;cuse: Ruby Eynon. R,;.d.ville; r.eneral Hoopltal, wiD be held CoUJrtY, Ky., In connection wltb apply to General Telephone Co. Dl to 4:30 a. m. Monday to reducing the max1mum Satur-1be m effect all day Saturday. 1 101 darln& Ibis lbr.. _ hour John McDaniel, Clifton. Saturday at 3.30 P- m. at the a illlitl barplnl!ll acr-ute- of Oblo culllorners, the compa- Saturday and all day Sunday. ' day rate from SUS to $1.00. . I Reduction on In-state rates period ol oollcltalioa. BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. Doug- Ewmg Chapel wllh burial In ~_!:! .~theont,;.;~ ~·I~ ny said. Reducllona of out-of- The ~resent 9 p.m. to 4:30 a. The reductiOn of m-state toll Iwere called for hy the Public i las Eblin, Pomeroy, 1 son. 1the Wells Cemetery, Downing: L"'"' """"' •- ·" stale. raleo takeo effect Cllt m .. period waa ordered by the rates set for March 1 follows I Utilities Commission of Ohio ~ ··. · . . ,,, . . ton. ~ Rev. Josepb Kra1) vlolathia tho Shernum ·Anti· F"'. I and In· stale rateo drop Federal Commwucatloos Com· the pattern of the out-of · state '"'--~'-'_ """"" _'"·'"'·'-""" I w1U officiate. Trust A<:l. on March I. · mission In May 11163. It set a reductions. IPU?O) in the w~ke of the $20143 COMES IN ' SUrvivors include a dauahter Only otation ·to-. stallon Ions maJimum of 'I for any S.min· Tho present 'after g·· start- FCC • order reducmg out-of- The second quarterly distribution of criminal court Mrs. Belva ~· I'Gme...,; ' LOCAL TE_IIIPS. , dlltance calli ut,;;affectrd by ute Interstate call Inside the in~ time for In-state night rates ! stall rates . PUCO es!Jmates!costs. totaling $122.f(l~.26, to 73 counties of the state sister; Edltb \OIIlll, Clnl!lnnat'. 'l1le ~ature hl Pomeroy s ' the reductlol)l, be added. :continental l,Jnlted States. i will cha111e tn a p. m. The the klwer rates on out-of-state Iwas announced Ieday b)' State Auditor Chester W. Go- ff."r i<lllllthlldreD llld oooer• dllllrl<:l .. at ,ll:20 a.m. The out- of· ~te rate re- 1 The 1 toe p.m. evenJnc rate ·,maxlmum charae for an m-state and m·stale long diStance calls:ble. Meigs' share was $201.43. [ rileces llld nephewa. F1'lend kldl)' M dearHI uodor dll!'llon calls for.. ~cl\la~oa pe~ will be shortened to 8 cell durlnll the 8 p. m. to 4:30 will save Ohio telephone users _ 111ay eall at ·lbe fwllral ..m• cliDJ present ,.after .. I~· Dl." ca~~if4. I p. m. Mtlxbnum "rate dur- • · m. period WJU be 40 cent• for $5 to f6 mlllloo • year. 1, _.,, N!i IDIIliMt iiUUi j n.: IIIIi n I.•Jr li 11J RI& u I • . a:by time. ._ to oplrinl wllb eoa1 compan... ··•mall competitors 0111 of drl 1 1 I Olepin1 .wru.., 11tee1 wltll fut.beatin1 C01P bottom. Pu1b but'OII op8lll llld .... "'flip. top" IJIOUt. Wbii"N wbell water bolla. Solid Coppor IDitonl ,, Thursday; F I ~~::~n~~t=~:!':·:: . $299 End Ql the . I lo2!'.- *199 I I I 1 -v"""" I i 1:Atonclcrr. · ,·In 'Pomeroy llu•mo, 1\'a, •j·" !fie ,. ,. I' ~ >, ' I I lto .• . ~. 1 I .lldl. ............. .! ""'.o < I eorge Hudson, *198 12 Cup *241 $3.39 HOOVER - DJ'es Wednesday 1Upll' . . . . . . Beautiful all cotton floral covering in pink or blue. Fillilll all polyester darron . 0/ TIN Mei...MIUDII .4.-.. - ........ Of Mt'nerS\'j}}e .,.. ...1, . - ..., L~je:s:ti:c..;Ro::s:e:_::to~w~e:_:l:s·_ _J~::C: Milt lolf. DuPont's Tdaa tnllh DACRON BED PillOWS ...... ;:: ~ IG Another Shipment Of Sofa Bed Slip Covers '10.95 Will ile On S..le For . .• . . -- -- ---- -- -· · · --· - 17c Makhlng Stc Hand Towels Will Bo On S1le For -·-· 37t M.tehing ~ .Waah Cloths Wilt Be On Sale !lor -- ·- 22c • Clp .,.. , Another Shipment Of The PopuJar CUSTOM STYLED-READY TO PUT ON Towels 12%·- 21.'x27" $3.95 F1ntasla SALE I Ba~ lith HALF-PRICE SALE OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS "- Is Expected ~~--~ ~~-~~~~~ llltiiZ CUP MUFFII Pusl I: ·I re De bt Clear $2.98 $1.29 Standard size. Excellent quality 10c WORLD $1.69 $1.29 Cooks without sticking - cleans without scouring ! END OF THE MONTH MEN1S SOCK vALUES ! Sola Prlcl $1.29 $1.79 $2.49 $1 .29 $1.79 $1.29 $1.98 For Our End of the Month Salel l Lb. Mens HemltltchH Mint Argyle Was $1.50 $2.00 $2.79 $1.39 $2.00 $1.69 $2.50 $1.98 $1.39 $3.79 $1.50 handl~ s . CANNON COMISPUN WHITi . ROYAL fAMILY BED .SHilTS Double Bod SIH 81 by 108 lneh.. ':r· ___________: __ $2.96 Doublo Bod SIN Plrtod Bottom Sheets ------- --- f2.96 42 loy 38 lneh" Pillow CH" ..... -- --------- pr, fi,SI Twtn Bod Sbo 72 by 111 Inch ShHit ------·---- - t2.76 Twin llod SIH Plttod Bottom SIIMII -·- ----·---- t2,76 .<..,o , WASiflNGTON (UPil - Presl- ! lie Interest.' bul added that he by a forecast of only a " mod- Gardner Ar kl•y or the Council would remain 5 table In 1965, he ~-; : ~~ ~ dent Johnson reported tod~y ·l c_ounted on ~~ •·sense of pu~ est " decline in unemployment. of Econ~m~c Advisers told _ a ! n<Jled that the U. S. economy ;\ that the U. S. conomy was tn he responsibility" or business Tea• In S&eel ·press bnefmg he was feedmg now is closer to usmg ~ll its "excellent" shape. He prom· and labor to help hold down the i The first major test of the the President information "as available men and machines ': .. \\ i. ! ised Congress he would try to wage-price spiral. President's wage • price stand we get it " ' than at any time since 1957. I' · keep it that way by maintain- In his annual economic report appear, to be shaping up in j The Presidt>nt also is paying I .. . . , : . . ing a close watch on wages to Congress the Chief Executive steel where the companies re- cl..,se attt'ntion to the rorthcam-1 Di!ltorbing Exceptions ~ j and prices. predicted "uninterrupted a n d cently increased prices of ce r- ing contract negotiations be~ And although wage sett)eJohnson said he would "draw vigorous expansjon" for the tain products. Jo h n s on has tween the c-u!llpanies a n d the . ments have shown general mod. In .2 public attention to those private . economy in 10C.S, but his optim- caUed for a report on the . United Stee lworkers. The pres- : eration and pnre - makers have . . W actions which threaten the .pub- 1 ism was tempered somewhat · price hikes, and Chairman ent cont ract expires this spring. l demonstral.ed ''general re-- 1 • the ~ -- --- -- --- - --- . [ Ackley noted lhat steel users straint ,'' he said . there have I 1 already have begun to build up been '' disturbmg exr-ept.ions." ! e • their stocks in anticipati•m of a The administration is known I ' ~ j strike. Either a strike or a lel- to feel that last fall 's auto in- I• •. down ill stee l orders following !dustry wafi:~ settlement was too ,: .:· WASHINGTON _ THE FOOD I the m rrent inventory boom rich for the nation 's economiC' I ' ., , and Drug Administration {FDAJ IA wou ld hurt the _economy later blood. The President himself [ " IT WA S A BRr: EzE·· - "Deelishussh! 1 said tod lt bad found peru. I thts YP<Ir . he sat d. has expressed concern about re-- ' ate every crumb ."" Tara Oa wn Bacon tells rillin "co~~mination" in some i A!though the PrP~ident c~ted cent price inC'reases in certain Jn ends <1bout he r htrthda y cake . ··well, almost drugs . It was taking steps to 1good rea son lo believe pnce.s steel produC'ts. eve ry cr umb ·· Shr IS th e daughter of Mr. and p1·even1 possible harmful rea<- , . By Robert Wingett Mrs . J.a rk Bacou. LJ!I(.'Oin He ights. She was one !Ions in persons allergic to the The Metgs County Highway department ended 1064 on Tu e!'lda y. anlibioli<. with a balance of $2.85H remaining in its auto license land gas tax fund, Engm eer H . P . Chri!lty revealed this Manufacturers of pharmaceu-- week. lira! supplies are being ordered Christy reported this with great pride. Perhaps he WASHINGTON tUPifto call back any contaminated has reason to be pruud. It has not been often in recent The Johnson administra· . bo ok s ID products, t he announcernenI bY years that a MeIgs county engineer sh owed h ts To insure thai the el'onomv , ures we can look forward to ' lion was expected today ~. Admtmstra · · tlon the black, and all de bts paid. to reaffirm its support for Food a nd l.nug stays healthy in lhe year : unintt'rrupt ed and vigorous ex-. Gen. Maxwe-ll D- Ta,·lor fFDA I Director George E. Lar- In addition to operating in ·ahead. Johnson also urg£>d Con· pans ion in the year ahead.' l to strengthen his hand in rl~k said • 1964 within his income, Christy's by not farming out any of the 1 gress to : , The President said approval : h It 1of his tax and spending "ro- dealing with t e tumu · department pa·id out $62,500 for engineer's work ," he said . M re Monf'y I grams would help hnnsl t' the ous politiral · military Sl· Chr.''st ~· a b~·1nessman most - - H • p . cHRIST y WASHINGTON (UPI\ - 'MK WASHINGTON - PRES!- debts in~rred in I96 3. o . . tuation in South \'irt 1 ed t" Wed- Mr. Christy saJd $15,825.24 of of hts hfe, sa1d that having .a l · -E~act ht~ $99.7 billion : country's Gross National Prod-! Sena te prepared today to begir dent Johnson serv ?0 ICC the overdraft paid for 1963 is balanced budget il very im~pern!tng program for the rom- ; uct (GNPJ to $66{1 billion in , Nam. rashioning the foundations ol nesday ~~at the Umted States officially listed in courthouse portant. " lt's economics,•· said I mg ftscal_ year , as _well ~s a 7 1965, an increase of $38 billion : There was obvious f'On· Presidt>nt Johnson's "Great SoIntends t_o . explore the m~~: [records, but the remainder is the engineer. per. cent m~ease _m Soc1al Se- ! over 1964 _ ('ern in t r.S. official quar- ciel .\''' scheduling action on one not just.. VISit ~r photgr.aph It, not. Courthouse officials veri- Christy credited a substanti· : r unty benefits_. which would put I But he noted that 1.3 million ters over Saigon reports and po ssibly two major bills. and to Explat~ and chart the fied that t62,500 actually was al reduction in the number of more money mto the hands of new workers are due to l·oin the uf continued ill·fePiing •..,1anels a• well · urred · ~· 1 ed b h hi h The Senate planned to take paid for debtr inc m l;uw. workers emp oy Yt e g · ronsumers . ! l ~ bor force lhis year. So again ""tween U. r.rn . Ngu_v en • 1163 Khanh. who rngin~erl"d up tlw watt-r pollution control 11 an , The President announced ' They explained that $l$, 825·.24 ~ay departmeat ~ 1 - Cui ex cise tu~s bv $1. 7 bil- : of $.?,8 billion in GNP " will do 1 the overthrow of Premit-r bill fi r st. Democratic Leader then plans-which go beyond j l~ llsted on tht! I~ ~edger whlle ,tmportant factor mending 1963 \. e . . , lion in order to l"urt.hPr boost little more . than keep up ~ith i Tran Van Huong, and Mike Mansfif'ld, Mont., said he tht Apollo Project" to land two . bl)}s for the remammg amount. !out of debt. SAIGON (UPll -Lt. fen. ; cpnsumer spending power. the ex_pansJOn of our capact!Y· ·I Taylor, tht" American am· hoped a lso to dispose of the men on the moon by 1970- in I $46,674.78, were not approved ! . and wJII make only modest 10· ad b II ' A I h" id suhmittino to Congress a re· l until _early in ~964. . Nguyen Khanh today reappomt-· - Reinforce business rnnfi- roads into the still too heavy I baiS or. $t i Jon - PPf'.~'!:~JitD a view of ·~significant suceesses" ! ChriS~ promised_ ~IS ?epart!ed the u S. -~ucate~ Ng~y~n ' denrt- by making sure rongres- unemployment or our human ' ,, "· ':'"'""T' " :""'< • ,_,.,..,...,. mti<:~s ure. ICOred by the nation's space ' ment w_lll stay. Wlthl_n ItS ap· Xuan Oanh act_mg prime mmi!Y j sional procedurt-s pt>rmit rapid and phvsira l resources." he Bo lh mf'a.;;ures are expP<'tt'd propriatJOn agam tt.us year. t~r of South Vie! Nam and dt-· 1but temporarv income tax <:Ut~ "d . to pa~s tht' Senate by substan1964 proifams In · "We"ll do it by being very , nied any personal •mbitions to ' if reression ihreatens. Johnson , ··~~spite this gloomy predir1'"' ma rg ins. careful in our purchases and lake over the government · called for a similar stand-by tion , John.o:on .said the unem· : u T H~ - - - - - - - -~- · o The water pollution control WAsmNGTON In outlining the structure he ~rrangemen t for fed era 1 s pend- ployment rale should avf'rage , American Med1cal Assoclatlon SQUAD CALLED IeS UfS plans to impose on the nation mg programs that could put less in 1965 than the 5.7 per proposa l provides authorization tAMAI a:ave a qualified en· Pomeroy First Aid unit squad-~ Ihowever. Khonh made it clea; ! men to work fas~ _and gi.ve the ' rent of 1964 _ lor $20 million a year for four vt> ars. bPginning with the <'Ur· dorsement today to • move to ' men were called at 9: ~a p. m. MASON - Funeral services for Ithat the powerflll council of . eC"onomy an additional It ft. tighten federal control over , Wednesday for Walter Kmg, who I George B Hudson retired coal I generals he head will be the I h. b . f. A kl ~ent fi scal year • for research 'lis" d .. fball 'II 8t Ea8t Main st bu~ ' . ' s n IS press rl~ mg. c t'YI i gnmts to develop new or irn· .. pep PJ . an ~oo s, ~as 1 an . h k proved mt'lhods of controlling • :operator of the Mason Cou~ty final arbiter in affairs of state. emphasized that these standby 11 1g -ran · . . mea.~ures would be called into , LONDON 1UPJ\ drugs whJch have tTJggered a mess place: He was transfer- area for many years, who dJed Krowinr; crime- problem. I red to Ewmg amblll_ance and , at Veterans Hospital in Hunt· Khanh. actmg with the ap-- play only in the face of a posing statesmen from 81 nalions . disc harge of sewage. t&ken to Holzer hospital. ington at 5·15 a m today proval of the Armed Forces "bl . " W . 1 began arr i"·ing today to make 11 also would tncrea.;;;e the In a statement prepared for . . • . . . • I CounciJ, ousted the U.S.-support- Sl e rec~~ ton. e ce~1atn 1.Y I 'd I lhe House Comme-rce Commit- ~ wlll be held Saturday at 2 p.m. . don't antJcJpate a r{'Ct-sston 10 the final tribute to Sir Win ston ,1mounts of grants to indiv1 ua ·n h Meigs General HoKptlal . at the Foglesong Fllneral home. fed government of PremtPr Tran 1965" h .d Churchill a unl vrrsal ont' . st>wage treatment projects from tee, ,Dr. Hen'!' Brl ol I ~ I ADMISSIONS - Gary Gil- Mr. Hudson lived at 167 N. lsi ' Van Huong Wednesday. The .. e sa• . $600000 to'! millimt. and hike ~MAs Comm_ltt~e on _Akohho·Js1 I land, New Haven. St.· Middleport. He was a vet· i bloodless coup returned Khanh I To justify this govt'rnment inEven . Ru ssJa , w'lhllch h ' llh~s tht' ~rants from $2.4 million to 1sm and addlct~on saJd . DISCHARGES - Larry Bat. eran or WWI and a member of ' to power as a military strong-, t.ervention in the economy , the Funeral ~er~ices hr Mr~. bet>n ~"~" 111 <'al o1 ( urc 1 . m $4 mllhon. A lO per cent ingroup ~as especially concerned l ley, Pomeroy. .Ithe American Legion Post at I man for the scond tJme m 15 ' President smd · Freda A. RJt chte.' 57, l{t l . !\1m- , both hfe and deal tl. ts sendmg creast'! in construction grants for abuut Illegal use of the drugs ! months. , ersv tllt' . who d1ed Wf'dnesdav 1a funera l delega!wn. headed by by youths. Mmtt:tt!~-~~'S~';l!"-wuv~tt<'1.FkfF-%~VI$1 New Haven. I "No longer will we tolerate evening at !fol 7rr 'lospttal. wtll : Deput~· Prt:> mier f\onstantin N. treatment plants where metro-· · 1unary t Oanh 43 ed I I CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) 1 He was born Sept. fl. 1895 at . · . .' serv as n enm · WI·despread mvo 1dl eness, : be held Saturday at 2 p rn . al l Rudnev and Ma rs hal Ivan •s . potitan planning has been car· bef I h ore ut ~ unnecessary human hardsh 1p : Ewmg rhapel v.1th bunal ln !he Konev. one of the nation 's ried out also is included . WASiflNGTON - PRESI- - More than 2,000 space Hartford, the son of the late prune mmts er on£'e df'nl Johnson returns t.o h i s construction workers fall- Mr. and Mrs. Hansford Hud- lasted only seven da vs. That I and misery, the impovenshment I Pine Grove cemetery. Tht> Rev 1Wor!d W<:tr II h€'rof"' · Mosl'OW White Hoose desk today under ed to report to work to- son. He Is survived by his wife, brief tenure end~ on S~pt. 4, of whole areas: the spoiling of Joseph R. Kraly wtll olriciate. has never tnrgi ven Churc hlil fo r its postwar plans •·take it easy '' doctors orders day at America's space- Regina M., a daughter. Mrs. 1~, when Kh_anh s earlier rr- our natw:al her1t_age. the hum~n l She wa~ a member nf thE" ·cxpos 1ng port, baiting work on key Carol Wolfe, of Rt. t, Rutland; gJme as mlht_ary strongman ~nd physical ugliness of our Cit.I Chester Grange and ol the Pme when he said at Fulton, Mo .. , :hal led him to forego attend· spate agency building i 8 son, Harold Hinkle of Mewas _ throttled m a_ slorm . of tes. the ravages ~f the bus1_ne~s ! Grove Melhndist f'hnrch ilhal an Iron Curtain had de· Dt'SCUSS 10g Winston Churchill"s funeral projects. Conelsvl11e; two grandchUdren BudhJ.~t·led _ st~et nob ag~mst cyc!e. or the arbltra~y redJstn-! Surviving are two d<~u~hlers . . scended arross r:urope . ~ In London. A spokesman for the and two brothers Virlrll HudRon the diclator1al powers he wteld- . but10n of purchasmg power Mrs. Helen Barber . Pataskala. R kl . ~· ed ; th h . II t" I • ' I St>cretary of State Dt>an us . . . h h a· ect f Still surferlng after--efferts of Army Corps o(rtEnlngldneers of Pomeroy and Dewey Hudson · [ and Nola Chevaltt>r .M~olum~ t:s ; 1and Chif'f Justice Ea rl Warren : Wtlltar:n S e~ :n, ·on~l ·;;ve~ . roug In a JOn . 1 1 1 1 his severe cold, Johnson an- sad ear Y repo 8 eat- of Mason. Close To U.S. lo ExceHent State three sons. Robert . ' mersv1 _e ; .11 1 d h ·A riC'an dPiega-, Ihe Institute _o e~1 . .1 e me h" bedroom ed that most o( the 4,000 h . . ' " h t Roger at home. and Larrv . MmWt ea , . IOj:'ment. Oh10 Umverstty, will ed t · 10unc rom Is k t Friends may call at the Fog 0 an studted extens!Velv In I am pleased to repor1 t a : . · d h"ld lion President .Johnson s phVSh t nd eefna of the Meig~ 1 tJ Wednesday night that he would eothns rue on wkort erl• cha lesong Funeral home any tim~ the United States .and hold; an the state of our economy is ex- ~ ersvJI 1.e ; sevMen gHranlh< 's relnl. cil!~S refu sed to al low hlm. to ' .act e t a ~..-~·~nlty lmprove·the transatlantic e moon ree e aun er a • m1 1, 1 . . uun v \.N,Iumu nnl make 1 degre from Harvar d ce 11 en1.., J ohn son 1old Congress. two sJStt'rs, d rs. 'll M rrltt II M Ed. W0 If iattend beC'<.JU ~f' of ht s rerrnt I11 ·c F td y at 7·30 p. 1 and l•fter I p. m. today. ServiCM economc!' night to attend the Churc h1 area on e University He is said to have "'The rising tide of our prosper· . Pomeroy. an rs. na e. 1 , mPnl orp., r 8 · rites on Saturday. ! and on one project at the will be ~nducted ~ the Rev. i close reialion~ wi;h U.S. offi- . ity. drawing Rf'W strength from ! Columbus, ~nd a b~otht-r, Dana : npss. i m._at the ~lumbus A Southern cape ltseU were off the Donald Hleks of Mid1eport. clals here. · the 1964 tax cut. I!! about to en- i Fell .. Washmgton Courl Hom:fl. 1 When Ihe mourners ass('mble ?h10_ El~tr1·e Company buildAUS'NN, TEX. PRESI- 1 job. The walkout appar· · li ter its fifth consecutive year. I F'nends may _call al the fu - j for the state funera l m St mg tn Middleport. lent Jol\nson has_ talked Texas ently Involved a dispute PTA TO MEET ANNOUNCE OIVIDENilS " .. .With sound policy meas- · neral home any11me. Paul 's Cathedral on SaiUrday : Mr. Sheehan will dlscu" tbe Clemoncratlc Chairman Marvm by building and trades UD· The Salem Center PTA wDI RAVENSWOOD - Kaiser AIthey wtll mc!nde Qut>en Ehz~- ~ contracts for surveying of all Watson, tlhom Johnson once ton members over the meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. The uminum &. Chemical Corpora-: PLAN SHOWER . "t)"!""""~~>m'"'"' ". "' ""' · ~, ,. o ''"... ,. ,.~ . bet.h, rour kmds, three . pres!- prospective industrial sites tn U~id was ' '.wise as my father, wage sule paid by one theme wl11 be ..Education 1tion directors today declared a ! A rommunily shower Will i Th M th Marrh on Pol- 1dent-s and two_vJce prPsldf'nt.s. Meigs Countv and make othEr centle as tny mother and,l~yal space agepcy contrartor, Through New Interests." There quarterly dividend of 22\2 cents I' be held Friday, Jan. 29, at j io Joe 'P:m:~,. and Middle- I !'i ix prime mimstt>rs. lwo _ ch~n- l recommenda.tions to tbe local ~ '!'Y side. '. as Lady 8\rd mto the Marton Power Shovel I will be a voca_l music program per share on the Corporation's . 7:30 p. m. at the Portland Grade l port wil1 be taUnf~hed from &- i ct>lllors and 11 foretgn mtmste. s.l CI C. jolmng ~_White _House staff, Co. [b)' Mrs. Maunta Mi11er's stuct. common stock , payable Feb. 28 . School for Mr. and Mrs. PauL 9 p.m. tonight with Mrs. Pa& 1 Pres 1dent Bill Childs bas askparty off1c1als sa1d today. -~~ i ents. Refreshmenta will be , to stockholden of record Feb. Schuler whose home . was re- I Hlady or Middltport as l'hair· Veterans Memorial Hospital 'Ied that all tru~ees and other served. Ill. I cently destroyed by fire. man. ( ADMISSIONS _ Mrs. Doug- interested persons attencl. It will WASiflNGTON - THE U.S. 1'be Obi• Eta Pbl Chapter . las ~blin, Pomeroy : Bee~)' I!< the second CIC meetinK Lhli at Stop in,Iodayl Never before have we been able to offer brBnd-name Rubbermaid Housewares at such drastically reduced prices. The items shown hef-e are only a few of the many buys available ••• WHITE AND COLORS 69c enttn e ... ~t !;u:&.• .,.,. """""""' ears 111111 ,...R ~ IIIV&IYed "' roll - lrfl!r ........... .-~.- . Decorator styled, 72"x90". 100% cotton blan~et with nylon binding. Colorfast, preshrunk, non-a!· lergic, lint free, machine washable. quoise, red , sandalwood. Oblong shape with side rnterab ......... lmaUa...,...... . . . . - .JUYNOWAND Thermal Weave Blankets Al so handy for laundry and nursery, Yellow , tur- SHREDDED FOAM at y e • UDUCED SLEEPCRAFT DISH PANS • • PRICES ., 39c .on. Super Soft MIRACLE i I 79e WILDROOT CREAM-OIL __ ;"-···----------59< ' ~ - .· . ' 98c CODE lD HAIR DRESSING --~•-'-'" •:---- ------ - ·74~ 79e SCORE HAIR CREAM - -- --- -•------." ~-- - --- - - ik'· 59c Small Sins for (6 to 81h) - - ---- - -------·-·- -· 49c Smaller SiMs for (4 to 6Yd - - ---------------- 39c I 4 $1.4S ST)IINLESS STIEL GILLITTI ILADII -- -- $1,11 49c STAINLESS STEEL GILLETTE ILADIS -- ---- Jk 79c STAINLESS STEEL PfRSONNA ILADIS ---- 67c $1.00 STAINLESS STEEL SCHICK ILADU ~ -· - -• -- llc 19e STAINLESS STilL GILLETTE ILADII ------ 76t 30c SINGLE EDGE GEM BLADES ---------"----c- 261 79c GILLETTE SHAVING CREAM ---·-----·" · ···• ·Sh 91< PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVI CRIAM · · -·•"· · •• .nt $1.10 SCHICK HOT LATHER SHA\!1 CRIAM· 19c AERO SHAVE CREAM ----- ---- ---- ----- --- - 611 69c AERO SHAVE CREAM ---- -- ------------- --cc· S2e $1.25 OLD SPICE SHAVI CREAM, Roo: 6o Monthol 94c 98c MENNEN SOF'STROKE SHAVE CREAM ·-- --- 73c $1.2S YARDLEY INVISIBLE TALC -- --- ----- -- -- $1.04 49c MENNEN SHAVE TALC . . ... -- -- ------- - 37e $1.00 OLD srtCE AFTER SHAVE LOTION --- ----- .75c $1 00 MENNEt~ AFTER SHAVE -- -- --- ------------ 75c 69~ MENNEN AFTER SHAVE ------------ -------- 52c $1.00 PALMOLIVE SHAVE LOTION •-----·-----·--- 75< 69c PALMOLIVE SHAVE LOTION ---------------- 6lc $1.00 OLD SPICE PRO-ELECTRIC ----------------- 75< 79c WILLIAM~ LECTRIC SHAVE -------- - - -- ----- - 59c $1.49 GILLETTE RIGHT (IUARD DEODORANT --- $1.12 79e GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT -- ~--- Sh $1 .00 MENNEN SPRAY DIODORANT ___: ___ __ ____ 75c 60e MENNEN SPRAY DEODORANT , -- -- -- --- •- 45c $1 .00 MENNEN BRAKE ROLL-ON DEODORANT -- 75c $1 .00 OLD SPICE ROLL-ON DEODORANT ____ : _: ___ 75c $1.00 OLD SPICE STICK DEODORANT -----------. 75e 75c VITALI$ HAIR DRESSING ---··------ ------ • 6\c 49e BRYLCREEM -- ------ -·----- --·; ___ -llc·· $1.00 WILDROOT CREAM-OIL ___ _____ __ __:: ______ 7S< All of our R•gular $1.00 C•nnon REGATTA KIRBURY WHITE SOCKS ANKLETS With straight up rib toPs for boys and for 1lrla that w...r 111" 9 thru 11. 75'% Hl1h Bulk Orion Acrylic. 25% Str1tch Nylon . .. . . ---- ---- ------ - 69c • pair -OIL STRIKE · ~·' UV ALOE. Tex. IUPI) - The i Old story of drilling for water _apd hlttlng oil in Texas had a · when crews of the Project :.11jl0h<11e went to the Uvalde area. project managerS, prefor a lonp;·term effort to the earth's crust mantle, had drllling bits equipment tested ln t~e 1'1~~::~: area, where the rock IS i to what they expect to tlieounterl n MobOie dr!Uing. when the crew dr1lled In· 1 the ground to Jest the equip. they struck oil - Ml White and P1stel Colors Celli wave ft!ldac• toaipL ............. colder IOalcbt. Lew ..,. to I. Friday ..,dJ ~ 11114 cold, alp 11-U, NOY YOU KNf1Y ~ ... !.,.. HAIR PREPARATIONS Polyethylene With straight rib top. Colors - red, charc01l, Hunter gre1n, c..mel, navy blue, black and white, 89c • patr BOYS SIZES - -------·---·------ - -- for 69c 1 Pllr Long W1aring Comfortabl1 Agllon 100% Stfttch NYL(fN SOCKS. For lays (9·11 sins) Colors black, navy, tan, rid, d1rlc gr1en, blue, whl~ ------ -- 59c • p.tr p oonetheless. oar Mooa ' .,.;:;.,_ can actually see !Ill per ol the surface of the fDO(III . ,!1118 time or another, but we see the t1 per c:enl ol moon's surface OD the oppo- Unhreal\ahlr pol yf'thylen e. Can't rust or stain. Easy to clean. Never scratches. Yellow , turquoi se, red . WOMENS CAR COATS Explorer Post Tours Plant At Ravenswood to make any money on, HOUSEHOLD PAILS • -VOL -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ ~~·----------------------------XVI NO. 243 THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1965 FIVE CENTS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO • -····-!*• 11 Quart ' Dr.eoled To Til. SHAVING HELPS DEODORANTS ON THE 2ND FLOOR $16.SO GIRLS CAR <OATS -- ---- -- --- --- SALE $10.00 $l0,9S GIRLS CAR COATS ------- ------- - SALE $6.00 $8.9S GIRLS CAR COATS --- -- -- -- ------- SALE $S.OO $7.9S GIRLS CAR COATS -- -- -- ---------- SALE $-1.50 $5.95 GIRLS CAR COATS _c: c.c_ -- ----·.:_ ·_ SALE _$3.00 son and tamily, Mr. and Mrs. · End of the Month Sale FOR MEN! BARGAINS IN THE READY TO WEAR DEPT. ited on Sunda y wlth their son and daughrer -m-Jaw , MI . and Mri . Alvm Tripp and son. Ches ter , 0. Mr. and Mrs. John A. ChatFn visi.ted last week with their d e;;~ th • RAZOR BLADES Harry Campbell returned on Monday from a visit •.vith hls daughter and son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson. Mr and Mrs. Fred Tr ipp vis- since lhe e Bargains All Over the Store! C8pehart. John W Chattin and son • I r t' ,!o-1'·· 'i ~\ • �' Tlae IJ11ily Sentinel SAYS ,.. eclltoriall Expansion Is Needed MOVE will be made in the present resident patrolmen. Ohio le&islature to raise the number An illustration of how Ohio Ia lal' of the personnel in the Ohio State Highglng in this reJard Is ahoWII by oompart. way PatroL This need should be evident son with other stales. Pennsylvania with to even the most easulll observer when almost 100,000 less registered vehlclea we look at the percentage of growth In has 2,886 patrolmen, or 2,000 more numbers In the country as a wbole romthan Ohio. California h1111 almoat 3,000 pared with Obio. In the nation tbe increase has been 110 percent and in Ohio patrolmen, with twice the vebiclea. Indiana with half as ma11y- vehicles as OhJo only 15 percent in tbe last 10Jears. The has 702 patrolmen. These figurea llluspercentage of increase shoul be more trate vividly the need in Ohio for the inatreetly In line with the increase in mocrease. At present a patrolman works 1,· tor vehicle registration and the general 928 or 22 per cent of the time on duty, population tncl<ease. Another element he is subject to caD 44 per cent of the that enters into the picture is the contime, with 28 pe1 cent of the time off du· stantly Increased duties of tbe patroL In ty. The pressinJ need for 300 i!ddiUonal just the past few years one of the added men wh1ch is being asked would put five aervtcea of the patrol has been the more men at each of the 57 posts, and training and activat!Jil! of men In the pawould mean one more man on duty at trol to do scuba diving in the recovery any given time. of persons and property submerged In Ohio will have by 1972 666 extra waters. In this area we have been benemlles of Interstate Highways which will fited several tlmes In the past two years mean Increased traffic. The patrol will by tills service. be responsible for the mannfng of 28 The Ohio State Patrol established Sl weighing stations when that system years ago had as its origlr.al compliment comes into being to protect those road· &0 men equipped with 54 motorcycles, ways from destructive overloading, and and sill ears. In 11135 it was doubled, and the increase being asked will alm,ost be IIY 1937 the ranks were swelled to 200 swallowed up in that duty alone. The men. Four years later In 1941 the legis· patrol really needs 25 percent more perlature authorized 300 men. During World sonnel to keep pace with the growth of War n its growth was halted, and an inOhio traffic. We think that the average crease to 400 men did not come until citizen realizes that their life is depend· 1945. An increase to 650 carne In 1951, ent upon the operation of a force that and in 1955 it rose to 700. The last In· will curb the reckless driver. It might crease in authorized personnel did not cost the tupayer more money, but your come until 1961, when the figure went life Is worth a lot more than you wiD eY· to the present 600. With that number of er pay for this protection. We 11111 111re men the state was still left with 17 counthat this increase will be beneficial to all ties without a patrol post. Those councitizens. and we will all have a sellle of ties deserve a P.OSt for an improved prosecurity when we know that Its ~wih tection of Its citizens on the highway In is ke,..iing pace with the increase of moour section of the stat~ there are three tor vehicles and population. counties, Meigs, Vinton and Pike with no • Voice of Broadwav ••• reoortm~ ,./ By DOROTHY K!LGALLEN There's never a dull ,._ some of our bospi~ - •pec'•lly 1D the ~· Doctorl iD btq .... were performing a clre1Jm. clalon when they notlcetl 1llal tha bahT.• blood dlrltW lblll oo\rmal, IIIII lblt thl bab,-'1 llpo were blat. 111011t In • • • When it came time for me to !Je a reporter, I was sent to tbe morg1>e to Identify hodies, assigued to police sta· tlons to check on various unpleasant fel· onies, ordered by my editors alternately to write drama reviews and ask bereaved gentlemen whether they had recently ldUed their 11ives. Once, in the course of duty, I had a guo pulled on me on the 1teps of Sing Sing Prison 0 halted ) I went around the world in a plane, as the song goes. I vi:~lted VIetnam during a rei· atively quiet period . I learned the protocol of \VestmJni .'~er Abbev and the tinsel rituals of Hollywood • But a Presidential Inauguration Is something else again. There Is no training, no foxiness, no daring, no heroism that can lick the system - which is lack of system. You just get yourself to WashIngton prepare to endure any kind of ouffering this side of the Iron Maiden, and pray for the best. The best, let me tell you. Is none too aood. First of aU. there is the weather. A psychiatrist migbt have a i , o deal to say about the rson who t · ght of balding an outdoor national emony in W&shington in the latter pa '!If January. and prtJbohly the word "sadism" would ere<>p in rather quickly. "Archaic" hits • • • At President Kennedy's Inaugural Ice covered the streets, plane service died, a taxi was worth 100 shares of AT&T stock, and those who did find transporta· lion with wheels often were halted on their way to a gala because the road to the event was blocked by abandoned au· tGmobiles, snow-covered and looking like giant marshmallows strewn In the path of the revelers. Many people who had slaved for the Democratic )!arty and "angled" for months for invitations to some celebration, never made It to any place where they could see their Leader, even thoueh they had proper tickets clutched in their ardent hands. For the press, the matter of creden· tials is a peculiarly idiotic nightmare. The winners have known what was going to happen since Nov. 3, yet in mid-January they were still saying "r::redentials will be given out at the· last minute." "Why?" you are apt to ask. A Broadway producer who knows in early November that he Is going to open a show on Broadway in late January sure as heck can assign opening night seatl well in advance to the critics, columnists, · magazine and TV representatives of hla . choice. It is a bit unnervln![ t.o a citizen of this great land to realize that the Press Secretary to lhe President, who has a lot mon responsibility to the nation than Da.td Merrick. as well as a lot more mo. ney. power and flunkies at his command. can't fiWJre out in a quarter of 1 year who is going to get into what ceremony. The British can do It smoothly. As a graduate of Queen Elizabeth's Corona· W>n and Princess Margaret's wedding I can testify that somrone in Her Ma_jet.ty'a hire figured out how many seats In West· minster Abbey could be allocated to the press, which wrltets were most import· ant or deserving, and Issued every poi!Si· ble kind of credential from ticket of ad· mission to car window stiekPr and parade route map long before anyone winged over to London. .............. _ WE 110\HT TO f£T A 1S00C> Nii?MT'$ SLEEP, UNDISTI.IRSEI7 .... Will for No. the 13 Eastern be lucky Eagle!:1 or un- 1Bowen 11 these lail lvel to Norih Galllo to battle the I Jurky can boys count lhould on Charle1 Pirates. Thi8 question will be answered Knight, Theron Cruise, Charles ! So thing ba to give In •' nday night when Coach AI Eichinger. and Steve Bagley . to gamemeas the W~ld t oi Coa ch 1 cas Rowfn '!': <·h~:~rgt's seek _their 13th! pull the &:Cam: out o~ ~he lrir:· George Evans have lost ,;Lrnlght (>age wm •gamst Coach , Rodney oo , one o e ea - strai hl and r.t~Bch G Min· Ll.oyd Myers's Southwt>Stern llng !COrer~ in the Southern Val- ton'siPirates Jia'"ve suff~ sevH1ghlanders. Un the Eagles ! ley AthletiC Conference, pacee st . ht tback8 I lbe ll1ll'ltll'1 revealed tbat several oilier babies were turning blue. A diagnosis of metbellltllloblnem· Ia was made. In thll dis-. the lroa ta blood cella is deflellnt Ill Cf• ,..,. Prompt treatment wllb an antidote and Oll)'geD saved tbo bablel' llvea. Blood teats of the rest ol the bableo In the nur•ry revealed that tile diseaoe was d~ veloplng ID aeveral olhen. Air oondllfonlrs - • lbut oil on the ebanco that - . polo lulant wu geiiiiJI Into tile nlll'tter)' from th11 90tii"Ce. Emgb ,,... paiHil e:ptilll ... olher eoaoaltuts wm eaQed In aad tbe nunery- ...... to Dew aclmltllons. ~ pallwlaDII wen dlloovered. The food and water eoJng !J>o to the infants' formulal were ruled out II l SOurctl of tlJt --~ polfltlll!ni. Tbe ne&t step waa to pa!T1Q . the diapers, sheell, and IDWOil. This time, the ln9estlptort otruck oil - 11111llne oU to bl uact. The name of the bospltai was stenciled on the diapers with a eommerclal Indelible Ink 25 por cent of which waa 10 the Christian Democnrtlc party aniline oil which had Aei:Uied him of The diapers had been lterfl~ wrecldl!l the Parta • Bon ..,. ized by .u, heal, but thll dltl cord. not destroy a polson which II Both would work In hll fa'IW readlly absorbed throulh tbl Instead, the meeting proved "" peacetul that speculation arose whether De Gaulle oucl· dMJiy had gone sort. "I can say, •• reported Erhard at the conclusion of the twoday meting that "positive !' suits were achieved in numer011.> very Important fields , , , died the waten that It 11 po.. llble llltber tvtr wtll be eJ>o acted. But foc Erbard thor were pos!Uve cains. He bod reiterated and rsestabllshed. that Germany ... tained lrdom of action. He had appeased former Chance~ lor K011rad Ad..,auer's wlna of In German elections nat IIIDImer against the German Sodal· lsts, a Victory for whom 'll1lUld be no leSI dlapleaslni to Do Gaulle than 1o Erhard. HELEN HELP US! our opinions agreed.'' Belwen the twu ther rernalned plenty of areas oi dJs. agreement, but, on assessment of the results, It appeared that De Gaulle merely had bided hi& time on the theory that there was plenty of ft. The nub of their disagree. ment is De Gaulle's detennlnatlOil ID eliminate Uniled statea tnfluenc on the continent and West Germany's determlnatl1111 to malnU!ln its close U.S. tis, including conlimliDs dependence on the U.S. nuclear umbrella for 111 defense. lloka Nucloor Vol<e Related 1D k II the West Germar dsire for 1 voice In nuclear defenses and thus Its support rl the U.s. • proposed mlxed·lllllnned nuclear fleet foc NATO. De Gaulle, on the other hand, ,...ld have Europe depelld 1111 Ilia own infaul nuclear lli'IOUI but would refus tl!o Grmant auy voice in 11. lnsiBienc by ither side OD lllllntain1ni • lized position could well have proved the nd ol the French-German accord which already hao been under conslderable strain. Instead, the subject barely came up. On his side, De Gaulle agreed ID two points dear to Erhard's heart. One was another try at GermiD reunlllcatlon, and the other renewed IDO'Iflll wward European polltlul anlty. But the final opinion was that De Gaulle did not Jive up much of 11nythlng. RnnlfCI!tlon IDevllable De Gaulle II oaJd w believe that economic and cultural fa.,. tors, plus IP'adual Independence of the Communilll satellitea from Moscow make German ~ unification Inevitable. But ho doeo not believe !hot now 11 tho l - - by Helen Bottel-..... Pal •'No'o' ID Right Place Dear Helen: My mother thinks I'm ruin· lng our Jdds because I dou't IITBnge my ••No's" by mathematical formula - that is, one "No' to abow three "Y1!111." She doesn1 euetly come right out and say II but this is what she means, and I think It's how she raised me. Many she used to refuse what I asked for no really good reaSOD a d then I'd start who: dllng, and she would almost alwaya get worn down before I was through. But she hu forgotten that. When she visited "' last week she was &hocked bec111111 I granted the children's reasonable requests without quihbling. She uya this II no way · w otrqtheu their characters, and you have to have discipline for ttda and that melllll • certain portion oi vetos, just because 'No" II good for them. For instance there were several liaya when the klda got to do everything they asked, from playing up the street to hav· lng company for dil)ller, w planning 1 parly, to &01111 1111 a · Saturday hike. t- "Now TIIERE'S a parent who doesD'I stand for any 110111enael" Are they rJiht, or am I? -UNDA Dear Llnda: You and I know that YOU .,.. right, but don't expect my words w put your mother's "no'•" back In place. And don't get yours out of joint because of her views. Just r&member you're In charge here, oo when she fislts, smile, ood and do as you please.-H. P. S. It isn't just chance or heredity or miseraole fate that !lnkl the pestles! kids with parentl who •Y ''No!'' too often. Dear Helen: My t-year-old daugbh!r told me today that a Bit! In her room has ber balr bleecbedand her mother dltl II for her. She weara II straight and down to ber waist, and ft 1llled to be brown but now It's Illmolt white. Do you think tbll dame bas lost her rnarbl<!ll!SHOCKED Dear Shocked: The dame may still bavt a few marbles, but if Jhe kepo • In order w re1110ve tba offending oil, it Is necessary 1o bull the dfapera In wattr after lnkln& before they are used. Fortunately, thio Ies11111 was leamed without any dtatha or any bad after • effects ill any o1 the babies. Measures to prevent a recurrence of tbll ,.. , near • tragedy were bnmedl• otely put Into effect. 'lldl ID<Ident wfll II" don 1 ! 1 St dc D£ t ran e agers e ea 01 no• North ern Tearn 1 ·I Q- My1· year· uJd son had chicken pc11 a year ago. It ~ dark spots OD llil arms and legs. Is this uniiiUIIT Cao IIIIJ m: 39 . Me-l 1ng the i..lons ol dUckeD pol, perllistent dark spots are raro1J seen. Your doctor aho!ll4 GaiDinl J1l11l' aon to determine what tile ll(lOII IIH, and wbetber they art Ill aftermath of chicken pox or 101110 other skin dllease that ~ nlopod at the same time. 1 , . • r r·-, PLAN TO ATTENDI ~ t' lbootinl lhem on folltsb , . pertmellls her daJI&hier won't have much halr by 1he lbe'l 1D her teena.-H. 'l'hll column is dedicated 19 flmll)' IIVII!I, 1111 II you'l'e hiV• lni ldd ,trouble or just plalll trouble, lot Helen help YOU. SIJe will also welcome yoltJ' OWII amllling a:per'-. Ado dreltl Helen Battet ta e~n . #!;· IIIII anspoper. :·: .,J SPECIAL OFFER ! ' I \. ./'1\' ,,·~J : I J ' .~~:l . ' It'/ '!.·....~ ,,\,' ·' '' :lll''"· HOME OWNERS INFORMATION SERVICE .\r.~,~ ·v~; ' :;. }// . ~"' " BROASTED CHICKEN I 1 !' ' e ; ) .. CLIP THIS COUPON ~ Th is Coupon Entitle s Bearer To ..,, " ,. Friday, Jan. 29th - 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Saturday, Jan. 30th - 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. ON A BOX OF ... !:.'"'\. . j c ae . 2 PIECES GOLDEN \_ . 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Also Kitchen Cabinets end Related Products. eCERAMIC FLOOR and WALL TILE By Romany Spartan eGLIDDENS PAINT, New Color System The Let est In Spred Satin Paints,. .· ,f , ••~ . ~ ............... ___ ............:.: ....... 1 :HE DAILY SENTINR _........ AT TAX TIME 1 Ill ldllorJ •• ... Cue of 1111 Dyed Dldlet. It II probable he also believe~ lhat time Is on IU side on the quelllol! of the milled-manned· nui!tear force, A Brttllh jii'OPOI111 which would drastically a]. ~ llhe ! 11me On Hll Side .. Scores , 1 •kin. ~. . KC ReserveS Snap Card's W' Sft•ea k 1 $1milarly. whDe D Galllle .·uterly (lppns any Sun-enclft ot French sovereiiJII!Y to a polltlcaJJy united Eun~pe, he doea not mind talkq about that ei· ther. He belleveo that In 111!15 at least, talk Is all lhJt will - Table Tennis lend day night. os:: vtets. · ' - ..""1: Ill 10 time. ,._ ....... 'lJ' • 0 Midwest tabJe tennis playtrs nament of all, the National 0,. ._ nd · DelroJ·1 In April. •'-Js ern Ohio Athletic League, are lier, Wolfe h!id brouRht up for ~in H· tnumament e ur.ance en 1M ~eo~-. host to winless Mlddltport F'ri~ more...or-less re~:ular .duty Soph r.uQ thlt .weetend. thal will the Midwest Regional, tradition- I =: However, be letS no harm In talking about It and so ha agreed ID a meeting of U. S., French, British and WOI! German foreign min~ to eonolder an approach w the ~ s· a · turfl1 ay )0 SaTheuer. aSondphthwe.,freshUmaGefl!-n . &'R•, division fimsh I in lhe Southea~t,.. and 195 lb. Bernard LyoOJ. Ear- R' (; ~,' .~~· ;,.'~\\ but I argue thll! you lhould say 'No" only for juot cause, lheD when it is really neceslll'l' the tldo don1 pot 011 a blg show - especially wbeo they know I _,, back down. Quite a whtlo ago you aaid they take It, fairly peaceable. Seemt Ulte my mother (and a lot of rnothml ride "No' into tho lll"'Und. and therefore cause a lot of reaentment and some of them do it for looks, 10 people will lhlnlt baskete~•. ! ':'~·. : \ i My mother thoulb thlo waa too hclrrlbty permtalve High still nursing hope 5 of a nnt thl• l St. Joseph Wins 200th for Coach Foreign Events: Reviewed By P1DL NEWSOM UPI Forolgu N..,. .ba)JII When West Gerlllll1 QJancel. lor Ludwtc Erhard jounlofed lo Parll to meet wllb Prosldent Charles de Guilt muy a:- Pomeroy I Tourney Trail Beginnir.g &-3 Spider DaVls and S-11 Soph in mid-April sever. t&fmeys ally sponsnred by the Beatty Asa BradburY. · !later in Det.orit's Cobo Hall at Recre.alion Center, Ohlo An. Co11ch Russ Moore's boys, who Some, or all, or possibly POne ttl~ u. s. Open lin Columbus duriiJI May. Pl,1nk~ Ithe Southwestern attachk . Other len ralg se ' I were whacked 76-57 last Satur- except Bradbury . will stf' vJft'-. 1 The competition will d_e ter- Tannehill will have a str~g The rta shy Eagles won their scorers for the Highlanders are Hannan Trace Is led by Terry I day mght at Racine m an out· sity action a~alnst Porn,.r~ . de- l mme. 1965 sta te and nah~naJ 1IcompetiUon from a Mansfield 121h in a row Tuesday night, 1Davld Atha, Steve Elliott, and ;Rucker, Harold Montgomery of·lt>ague test w1ll be hea,lly pending on the progress of the 1 rankmgs as selected by Umted 1boy, Kenny Brown, also 12. to ti0·51 over ~me . IGene Hall. , and Terry Cremeans, while Dan I f~vored to take the Jackets a- _reserve game. Wolfe mdicated. I States Table Tennis As~m· l re_peat as _ Oh~o champion In the Eastern i· a 6-0 in the SVAcl lf the underdog Highlanders Chick and Mason Peck gam. Therr f1r~ meeting in Regular varsity plavt-rs e~re hon commlttets on state and Midget DJYiswn. Jn practice while the Highlanders are 3-2.1 should upset the high flying p<:~ces the NG attack . ·•ca~'t yo• bribe me wltll S:~e-- D~l't"mber. at Middleport, ended seniors Bruce Wallace. 5-lO; national level s. round s this winter they are ~oach Myers's hoopsters Eagles th~ SVAC wl\1 be free , Acti~n will continue Satur- tbm& &o throw •hi• fl&:bt. w1th Pomeroy on the fat end of , Joey Stephenson. 5-0: Dave I. John T_annehill, 12, Mid~le- , playing about even. Brown 11 whipped the Kyger .Creek Bob- lfor all with fi:astern, South- jday mght when Kyger Creek , Ia 69-50 count. ; casci , 5-6; JunioNI Buddy Moore port . OhiO Midget c.:hamp!On ,INo 4 on the second Columbus cJts last Fnday night , )8-42, but westel'n, and Kyger Creek fight- holders of second place in·· tht! ,,,e Panthen are expected to 5·6: Gary Stobart. 6-0; Sam plans to e-nter all seven tourna· team going to Dayton Saturday. lC»~t to MrArthur, Tuesday even- inp it out for the championshlp 1SVAC travels to New Boston, ,open with Seniors Phil Swindeli. JClatworthy. 5-11; Jon Cunning- ments .. fhis IS hJs •. la~t ye~r tu l Ch i~! coru_petition for both mg , 66-49. trophy· ' Southwestern battles Wilkesville. 1Bob Crow, !lob Smith, and Bit- 11:1am, 5-tl, and Pat Edwards, campa1gn m the M1dget dl- boys m theit quests for natlonTht Eagles an- led by senior In the only other Friday till. 1 and Rutland Tangles with the l ly Jewell, and the Junior out.- 15-l tl. VISion. Midget players a~e U~·' al ranking will be the . t~oKen Hartung. Ithe Hannan T! ace_ ~ld~a~s_t~a~l ~i~~te.s_at North Gallia. side shooter Bruce Simpson in · Middy scoring has settled der 14 as of May 30, whtch ts times U. S. Open Midget tithst, lineup. down mainly to Stobart and the universa l eulofl' date . Tan· 13-yt"ar...()ld Steve Parsons of 10 Coach Carl Wolfe of Mid!e- Moore. with Stobart having two nehill wiU . be 13 May I. Charles~on, 13 • year • old Pat· . 1 pc_ rl· with nothing goi~g .ror h.im 1g~ nights r_ecent.ly. Moore Co~pt>t1twn opens tlus we~k , I)' Martmez ·1 f Los Ang~es, 1~ Fenw1ck Central HIgh 1th1s season. aln•cJd~· IS JUgghng I w1th a 29 pomt plus average t>nd m Dayton whf"re he wtll runnf"rup to Parson_s, Danny Collet:e Basketball Re!lult• School's three game winnmg 1 hi -; quC~d w1th a view to 196~ , until a week ago. has t,'iiJed off play m the No . 1 posmon on I Ybema. 12. of DetrOll., an~ By United P~~:~ International streak was snapped Tuet~~day af- 166. , two C()(l\ish nights. the "~econd" Columbus t~ _ of i Dick Cowan, 13, of New York 01 Villanova 7S Pennsylvania 46 lternoon at the hands or a • Last Saturday .at Wahama he 1 Elsewhere, .Hulla. nd is host to four m lht> Dayt.on .lniercitleS ICity. strong Kyger Creek reserve i used a sophomore and a fresh- Wilton Friday night and goes matches featunng men's team s - - -- - -- -1 75 St p t 55 H~~o~~~ss lO(tSp:in~~eld 87 1team , 33-27. I man in his vars1ty lineup. The 1to North Gallta Saturday night. from stx Htl1er mtddlt>·wtst een- 1 Plymouth 77 Worcester St 69 1 Pia in in the K ger Creek : Jat·kets lo~t. but apparently Waharna 111 matched at R.lpley . ters. · , Phila Textile 95 Westchester 8l gym, y F:nwick scor~ the first , would h<ive anyway, e&S ttrings F'nday, .and at home Satur-, On F'eb 13·14 the C-entral I By LEONARD A GRANATO out lhe Kame firing a hut 52 were gotng I day to Pomeroy I Su1tes Open 111 Detro1t Will nt- 1 UPI Sports ·Writer j ~""' cent !ro.; the field In the ~rooklyn Col. 81 Paterson St. ii8 1two pomts and then saw the . -- - - · tract top U s and Canadran Victory Is always sweet to a Ifirst hall . Cheyner 76 Newark St. 40 Iwell-coac1:led Kyger team step I players m all divisions and the I I Buffalo 105 Toronto 63 out to n 12 point lead before · h d basketball coach, but to Jack ' Connecltcul Captatn Toby American Int. 84 CentraiCon. 81 the end of the first quarter. : J followtng weekend the I Ir Ramsay, mentot ot fourth- K1mba!J added 16 pomts tt n d Manhattan 74 St Francis 67 I annual _Rubber tJty Open in ranked St. Jo~eph's. Wedntosday i grabbt'd 20 of his team 's 32 re· Jona 82 Pace 73 In showing a smooth offe.n- _ A~on 1~ sc h~uled . , For upert g1id1M1ce DD night's ll1-89 conquest ol Crn- 1bounds . Krn Mor~an led Seton Hall 85 Colgate 80 sive game, Kyger Creek wa< ! ron~ Jhen In QUICk order follows , filing yCMir 1964 tu rttt.,a, tenary Colleg~ was thl" frosting the Owls with 15 points. Connecticut 71 Tem le 60 led by the shooting of J. D. P the ·Oh1o O~n m Columbu;,, the ordor your <09Y of l"l' De an the t•ake - - -- 'S J h' 117 C pt Grose who finished the game .Jim Marsh~:~ll and Sharon dy Shivev. playi'\g his first I Ohio Closed. location to be fix- ; Crane·s "'Cut Yau Own 90 · At. Hs f t ; 7" enary with 11 points and by his : Grt'gory combined their talents varstiy game, nailed 10 ca- ~ ed later. and the BuC"kf'_\e Of*nl TG&eS.-0 5 The victory at Philadel· GALLIPOLIS INDEPENDENT rmy ra j teammate mhobrey who trad- 1for 52 points <II Ada Wednes- rooms and scored two points also in c.olumhus. SHNt>INGS Drexel Tech 71 Rider 75 12 ot) · . . . . Grande .. ·. . dl Followmg the biggest tourph ia was Ramsay ,s 2001 b· And · ' Sou b ,ed with a total of 8, 1 day mght 1n pacmg. Rio playmg unly m the secon the Hawks pulled all the stops T W L p OP t • 1 · College to a smashmg 97-78 up- half. ---- 72 7 2 to give_lft to hi_m, bett_.ering _by I G•&•.,m Alabama Georgia fi ( lit) Fenwick's Cardinals suffered set 11 ictoty over Ohio North· Game slati~t.ic:!i show Rio t BENEFIT GAMF.:S I t:l 2 1384 996 . 1Mercer 1112 Wofford 94. . from an .ma b"l't to f"md the ern University . I , 1 two pomts t he1r preVIOUS hIf!: h p· · . . 11 Y Grande controlling the boards . 1 13 2 1120 906 Hlg~ Pomt 85 A~l. C~rtstlan 77 . range and trailed at half timt ; . ~scoring mark. I tre~tone Coach Art Lanham's tour- lwith 78 ri>bounds compared to ' CLEVELAND. Oh 10 • (LPL -~ Sophomore Cliff Anderson led I FJistaff . . 8 7 lORa 1070 Rollins 87 Asheville-Biltmore 84 1by a !!core of 20 to l I. Art tor . H~.. t d h· I h8 d :ta f th h t I b h'J th I For the 18th com.ecutlve seasoo ' Evans 7 8 892 991 Mldwe~t I · · mg ""'-~men urne w a · or e . os c u w 1e e ' the Clevel;md Indians will play St JoReph s With 27 pomb fi nd G od . this they wr never tn con- · been a very dose game Into a 1Redrnen h11 on 47 per cent ,,J . . . . b , 8 956 8 3 12 II d d 20 b ru B t .o year . . ,, XavierWhio) 72 Loyola( Cal ) 63 I t' d . f th . . . I . an exhibitiOn game lor the en· pu ~ own re oun ~- _ u Scott's . .... 1 14 789 1209 N. Daktta St. 89 Concordia. 71 en JOn, esp.1te a our quar· 1route in tht' fmal lour, mmutes j1ht>1r shols to 38 per cent ror . efil of am.ateUJ baseball groups ' scormg honors for the game ITOTALS .. 61211 61211 D .. ter rally agamst the Kyger sec- as eve_ry player on the start- tht> Bf'ars . . . P"tt 45 'W • T K ayton 88 Camsms 72 1 . . . . m northern Ohto, meetmg 1 s-· C went to entenary ~ om er- Tonight's games _ Scott's _St. Jose h's 61 Cincinnati 59 _ ond team "':hlch brou~~t. the lng qUJntet conlnbuted Import· Ohio Northern s record even- URGB ON July 26 . Cleveland wil l , win, who put JO pomts through I Firestone· G&J VS Evans · and 1K 1 St P 91 M h II ..., score to within the fmal SIX ant pomts down the stretch. ed out at 8-8- fur the season h P 1 . . Pittsthe nets · •· , en . ars a v~r t . . meet 1 e tra .es agam m 1I The host Polar 8 ears roar~d w h"lI e R"w c.•r~n de no~ carnes . , ; Falstaff- Goodyear, Ri n 78 St. Norbert 77 po1n marg 1n. · bur h on Au . 2 with Steel Ci!v It was the s1xth consecutive · I 5 po . ,, Ml h' T h 70 For the losers. Bob Ford had off to a quick 6-0 lead over RIO . a 10-6 mark mto tomght's eng g be b · 1 vlctory for the Hawks, who i upe~lor '"' , c lgan ec tO points and Pat Ryal man- and appeared en route to anoth- 1·ounter with J\1ichigan Luthf'r- ~matt>ur groups i:IS 1 enc Itfor 32 years 0. Crane has h1ve won 16 and lost only one. · National Basketball Association Huntmgton Col. 91 . Troy St. 82 a~P.d to get nine. er easy viclory similar to last ' an College in Detrmt . J<:~ ry . been a newspaptr writer and St. Joseph's rolled to a 57·38 ' By United Press International I Eastern Indmna St. 68 The Ca1"dinals next gamt" is 1 yt>ar's meeting in whi ch t\orth- Tonight's rontest will mark ~ditor. for 25 years he's halftime lead and t'Oast.t>d the I utbwest at home in Cheshire aealn~t a : em spanked H1o 97 -73. !ht> .<;E"f'ond meetmg ol the sea- Jo' ACES POSSIBLE SURGERY This I f th R be- ' Ea•tero Division I STexas 8% Trlnltv 68 h" h ' . c· . . ' been a tax coluninist. I res 0 ~ ~y as a~say ' Ed d 59• A t' 57 Hannan Trace team w IC ear· Hnwever , .Jnn Marsh<ll!, .re- son between the two teams as MINNEAP OLI S. ~lmn . 1 UPll , combination eminettt y qualgan subs!Jtutmg early 10 Lhe W. L. Prt. l ~idwe:~~ns Let:~~e.au 37 liPr beat them bv two points ,gory and Pau l Dillon Ignited the Hedmen .scort'd 11 117-n In - - Texas t>nd Waller !Sandyt ifies him to tell you what serond half. Boston 4.q 8 .846 i West This gam-e is scheduled for the Rednwn on a surge that urn ph over 1he Lutherans m the Sands . the 12th draft pick of , you want to know ••• in -a Come li'rom Behind .Cincinnati 34 IR .680 M t St 84 Idaho 64 p. m. today. carried them to their first opt-ning game o! thr setlSO!"l the Minnesula Vikings was way you can undentand •.• John Rilch:s thre~ hook shots ! Philadelphia 25 25 .sooi on ana · lead of the conies! , at 21 -20, b~- Nov . 21 on the GAHS planks. 'lcht-dulerl to fly here today tnr about the tax regulain the closmg mmutes PUt I New York 15 34 .306 SIGNS CONTR..\C"r I fore the Po!ar Hears agam llert> is the box score of possible surgery on his knPe . tions. A!'my into the lead and enabled 1 Western Dlvl.11lon I REDS SJGN THREE GREEN Bt\Y, Wis WPO- spurted off loa 37-27 lf'~d. Wt'dnesday ·s victory : lie will be !''(amined by Vik- "Cut Your Own Taxes"'ltas the Cadets to. beat Hofstra 59- j w. L. Pc·t. j !Nine - year Nation~l _Football Gregory, a 6-5 sophomore RIO GRANDRI971 ing physician Dr. 01n Lanuin. 64 poges, is illustrated wit .. 57 at West Pomt. . Los Angeles. 28 21 .5711 r:tNCINNATI - 1lle Cmcfn- L~ague ki('kmg spec1ahst Don fny11 Columbus. was the sleep· Marshall 12·2-26: Gregory 12· 1 s_cm~plt forms and costa SOt. Ritch led the Army scormg St. Louis 25 24 .s10 !nnt1 Reds Wednesday signed Chandler, who was traded re- ·er as he came through with 2·26 . Leilh 2-o-~ : Trainer 5-~ - 15; 1 INTERNATIONAL FTRST 1 wl.th ~ .points, followe:r' by Baltimore 24 26 .4801veterans Gordv. Coleman, Leo cently from the New Yor~ Gi- his ftnest performanct! as a Dillon 9-G--18 : Bullock 1-2-4: Fir~t international l:'ooxmJ:: , Mike S1llm~an,. who ~ehver~d Detroit 20 33 .377 Cardenes and Billy ~~ool and ! ants to Green Bay, has s1gned Rio eager with 13 point!! in Shively \-0-2; Morg~n 1-0-2; matcl1 in history took pla('e four key pomt~ m the fmal mm- San Francisco ll ~9 .22o 1newcomer GetTy Arrtgo to 1065 his 1965 contract with the Pack- eal'h half and an outstanding TOTALS 43 _ 11 _ fr7 . 29, 1754 . when the Bnt- ' July 1 ute, with _21. WednesdaY'• Results contracts. e'". defensive game . OHm NORTHERN !71!! 1 ish champion Jack Slack knockSOc A Copy Steve N1sen.son of ~ofstra led Boston 115 Philadelphia '98 - - - -- -· --·--- - - · - - With Gregory and Dillon Woods 3-2-tl: Slone 3-1-7; Kal -l t"d out the French <"OI1te.rdrr all scorers wrtb 34 pornts, 2R of Detroit l22 Baltimore 1118 Xavier Cnar.J Fifth Oespite (~age [njury , bitting key baskets, the Red· srr 7-0-14 : Shearer 7-11-14 : JJ~••:n~P~e~lil~in~2\~::l.ili•iiti~A:t~O~u~r~C~o~u~n~t~e~r~W. th~m In the se('ond half. At .one St. LoUJs 117 New York 100 NEW YORK <UPil - Xavier! latest NCAA statistics with m~~n managed to de<tdlock thP r~rland 1-1-3; Dickerson 13-2· ~ po~nt he bucket.td 12 straight Los Angeles 119 Cincinnati IJ2 guard Steve Thomas Is out of 28.9 plints per game score at 45·45 by the imermis- 8: Sh·rkschuJtz l·O"'l: Headpomts to put the Flying DutchThursday's Gamel action for the re!lt of the season The· leader Is Rick Barrv of sion . ler 1·0-2: TOTALS J6 - 6- 78. men into a temporary lead, 47- Cindnnati at San Francisro because of a knee injury, but ami at 37.4. · The fint IJ minutes o( the Hio (:rande 45 52- 97 ' 45 · . . (Only game scheduled) he's still very much in the run- I . second half saw the lead ehangt' 0hiu Northern 45 33 The Umverslty _of Co~ecFriday's Games ning for a high finish among Right behmd Thomas is Dayfive limes and the score , _ __ tlcut, led by Wes Bialosuknta's iBoston at Philadelphia the nations major college scor- lton's Hank Finkel wilb • 26.9 tied five times. Then •t the LOST FOR SEASON Ul points, swept to 8 7l..SO VIC- N~w York vs Detorit at Phila. ' ers for the second consecutiVe average. which was 4:09 mark Rio Grande broke CINCINNATI, OhiO 1 UPI\tory over Temple at Storrs, Cmcinnati at Los Angeles I year. I a bit by a 218-point e f f out of a 60-60 deadlock w1th Xavier's Steve Thom<:~s, one CoM. The Huskies led through- Baltimore at Detroit I Thomas stands fifth in the Wednesday night. ·five straight buckets and a 70- !he top basketball scorers in tiO lead to put the game out of the nation with a 30.2 average, reach. has bet>n Jnst to the Musketeers Sophomore Don Trainer of · for the remainder of the seaBeaver sparked this second half 1son with an injurt'd right knee surge sc-oring 13 of his 15 on which doetors will opt!rate. points' In the final 20 rninules Thomas, who wa~ _s('heduled of play. to terminate hts eligibility after Although Ohio Northern's tal-l this season . will now be allowed ' ented pivotman Tom Dicker- to play tht' first hall ul ned son scored 28 points for game season. honors, the triumph was a tre· , mendous team effort by the TO HA.VE PHYSICAl. Hedmen who were making MONTICELI.A. N. Y. (UP)) first appearance since · losing -George Chuvijlo will undl·rgo · ON three regulars at the end of the customary pre-fight physilhe first semester. cal today in addilion to spar· Three seniors. Phil Trout, rin1 . three rounds ,n .prep~raDon Marks and Bill Young, lion for his Monday m~ht f1ght completed their collegiate eli- with ~"loyd Patterson at Madigibility J.ast week and Coach son Square Garden. . . Lanham was forced to shurfe Chuvalo followed 1 ue~ay s Factory trained repr.senlatives from each of the his Jineup to absorb the loss of Jay-{)ff w~th a two-round ~~ar­ products listed below will he on hand to explain the high • scoring tr\o. ring ~esston Wed~esday . l he Jn addition to the fine scoring Canadian had previously boxed their products and insl rud ynu in their use. efforts by Marshall and Gre- 12·rounds on Monday. gory, Rio also received a boost Wo Will Futuro Tho Following Products• from Center Paul Dilon, who FIRST l A checkup In pected fireworks. the ole nail on the head, too. It Is, lnvarillbly , bitter cold in Washington in Janu· ary, and frequently a blizzard attends the swraring-in of the President. This time we were lucky; the predicted bUzzard did not arrive, it was just terribly cold and slushy. Pantl1ers Tangle on Friday With Middleport Jackets Eastern After 13th Win By WayDe G. llraDdatadt, M.D. A By DOROTHY KILGALLEN WASHINGTON: Now that 1 have survived my fourth Presidential Inauguration, l am willin~ to wager that no school of journalism teaches its students how to rover this peculiarly American event. Nor is it something you learn at Daddy's knee, as !learned a lot of things. My lather has been a great reporter ever since I can remember. He covered World War ll on the Parific battlefronts and in Europe. He was with General Eisenhower at the signing of the armistice With the Germans in ''the little red schoolhouse." He was one of the first correspondents to examine the ruins of Adolf Hitler's smouldering bunker in Berlin. He fought the rather delightful battle of the Hotel Scribe in Paris. Before that, when I was a very small girl , he fascinated me with tales of murder trials, Ku Klux Klan meetings, trapped coal miners and rioting strikers. "'' DOcroR ADULTS ... Rogiotor For "FREE" Mat..-lals No Purchase Necessary. Winners will be notified e CERAMIC TILE Fer Tub Ar.. '(50 oq. ft.) e 4 GAL. SPRED SATIN WALL PAI NT eMODEL 200 WASTE K·ING DISI'OSAL You aet pleaslne arr.ma - a nd aarfat new ta4••! The sttrtt? It '~ packed with ~·· btsHIItlfll l!!J!! !DW:<o. rfliloli llolf and Holf! Smoke ..w Holl and (fair flllw Clpreltlll . ..,•. I /.~ 290 N. 2nd Ave. �• ' DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Jan. 28, 1965-5' bulr polleJ." be lllld. legal Notice Delinquent Tax Notice ORDINANCE NO. 1M- 1TO~~~~~I AN ORDINANCE SECI'ION s OF 0 Dolson, Carl E & F.Iiz> beth 1 Manley, Odell & Betty, S. :1'7, NO. B?t ). 11 h ond Pflrts of J . S 1-7, WEnd W of Rd. ,Hcrrton & Bosworth Lot 37, Pt·llnqut>ni !.;;. the .S9 A., Value $270, Taxes, $12.· ' Value $1300, Taxes. $66.38. Be it ordained by the Vlllage Revist'd rndt'. Sl'• 5721 03-06 1 $23.57. <; ITaxes, $40.83. I lows: ed, and In amoant determined 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,JIII.t$,18811_ Zero to 1000 gallons: .z.oo per u lolltwa : the mllllth. . debt charges provided by •.::.. Gene Grate ' 1001 to 10,000 Rallons: $3.00 "a" For any lot, parcel of Ordtnanc< authorizlng the ,.,... Clerk ' per month land, bulldini or premises ance of the sewer Lee Smllb, Mayor 10.001 to 25,000 gallo119 : 16.00 situated within or without the bonda. That the sewer charges (1) 28 (I) 4-4 per month corJ*>rate litnlts of the VII- provided for In !Ius ~ 25,001 and over: ,U.OO per !age of Middleport, Ohio, hav- shall be billed by the Boaiil ol month lng or oerved by any connec- Public Affairs and collecled Domestic unmetered water' tion to the ViUages sanitary monthly. The dates fo_r pay· US1!rs : $3.00 per month sewer system intefCt1ltlng , ment shall be determmed. by 'The Lalld~ . l.ot:s rPtwiH'd Tre <~"un ·r nf \letg.s County. 18. . L Snider, Ralph & Connte, Sur- of Middleport, w1th tlw 1"-l\L'' .\~"''" :t:-:: Satterfiel d Tve & Millie, vey 85, Bosworth Add· Value Ohio as follows : sewers. !!lewage pumping sta· the Board of Publie Affairs. Womem High and h·na \Tw~ ,tunrd thf'rt_'V n \1:ule, S 8-1'2. SE Part of l5 1f.! .$860 , Taxes, $4 3·86 · SECTION I: Tbat section ~ lions and sewage ~~;rPt'<dll\ 111 1. 11 1. :;re l'unl.-nn i\ ,.., Pnrl of S\\' 1 ~ Ex Coal ,' Pomeroy VIllage 1916 of Ordinance No. 874 which The foregoing rates are or dlspossl works or parts SECTION U: That section . . d iLttd 1k· r :,.·d 111 llu· f-11!-r\\ - .87 A. \'al ue $1230, Taxes, $74.- Mitch. John A. - Cecelia C. reads as follows : minimum rates and not maxi· thereof or otberwise d~~::: of Ordinance No. 874 pasaed tng 11~1 ' ; 55 . Survey 44, No. 44 Dabney Add., For the purposes as provld· mum rates and the Village re- Rln8 sanitary sewage, by the Village of Middleport on lktlt 11r ll ;·~''''" hip J%1 Wood. Robrrt Alla. S. 36,' Value $1330 • Taxes $80.24. Ni in Section 1 and 7 hereof it serves the right to increase the trial wastes, water or other July 29, 1964 and all ordJ. Hdrtl•, 11.. ._ h J S 20. \V S\\' Cn n wr Ex 1200 ~'I X 50! Mitch, John & C. C • Survey is hereby determined and de-- same at any Ume should ~ liquids, either directly or in- nances and parts (I[ ordinances f'nd r>: · ~ .\ \ 1u -;-·, A . \'JI Ft. :1n A , Val ue $1470 , Taxes,· lOO , 303 · Lot 1 ~303, - 40 x. 39' dared to be necessary to revenues of the system prove directly Into the Village's aan- Inconsistent herewith and here- Worm ue StiO I'J''. ~' 1,; 1 $6~30 back of No. 44 • Value $40, Tax- and coUect service charges or insufficient to pay the operat.-- ltary sewerage system. the by repealed. Llnod - - Ranw'. .. b .. 1 ~~ .I . .s 2~. NE . Wund Ho ber t Alta S 36 es $2.40. rates from ev~ry person.' firm, ing and maintenance expenses charAe shall be as follows: ~~ of rl 1· \F ·. & sA overp lus, 1-. ~w! f:.,. 1~00 1-'1 X 5o F't. Seipto lownsbtp liM and corJX)ratlon whose -~;rt'~ and the debt charges provided SECTION Ul: This Ordi. 45 on \ ,._J ii 11 · ~ :·, l'. l'oxt·~ S9. Ri\l' r Front 2.33 A., Value $10. Hysell, Lyle, S 8, Survey parcel of land, building or by the Ordinance authorizing nance shall be effective hnmeTa xt"s $.4-t. ·6-10. SE Corner, 16.56 A.• Val- premises Ls served by a connec- the issuance of the sewer rev~ For each family or com· diately. ~ 6·H~ITtt•'l ,1. 1n .~ .1 s ~11. E \Vood , Rob(•rt Altz, S. 36, :ue $200, Taxes, $7.99. tion to the VUiage sanitary enue bonds. mercial or Industrial unit us-. 1.. tJf Sl·: 1. t•:o:. 51 ;\ :"J .. 49.00 East F.nd Ex. 1200 ft X 5~ ft. 1 Hysell, Lyle, S 8, Survey Sewerage System, Intercepting ing unmetered private wells, Passed: January 25, 1965 2 MIDDLEPORT .-\ LitH· ;;·; liJ. 'l':l\l'" $8 10 2.6 .. A., V;.l ue $70, Taxcs1 640, E side o£ SW 'It~ of SE ¥•, sewers, sewage pumping works Be and the same is hereby $S.OO per month. 1 :'u:Jlwl·n L+·t•. ~ ,., S1·: & $3.1fi 20 A., Value -~40, Taxes, t9.- and sewage treatment of dis- amended to read as follows: For domestic metered users, Salt>m Town~ 'lip 1!164 56. , posal works or parts thereof, industrial and other metered ATrEST: J o: r 11n~ ('(~'11, 1 2:~ :\ ., V:llut• curnp, Salla. S Jl, Ctnler of Hysell, Lyle, S. IS, Survey 640 or otherwise discharges 3: For purposes users, the fee shall be as ~1fl. r .\1'~ . ~ ~:: NE 1 1 ex No 4 vejn r•lal, 24 In SE ¥.. , 34'.44 A., Value $1350, tary sewage, industrial wastes, as provaded In Sectaon 1 and 7 lows: MEIGS COUNTY :-;\\,11'1/. \' -\' s fi l\'1': ('l lf. A 1 "1 ue. $14", Taxes, $5.58. 1Taxes, $53.83. water or other liquids, either hereof It Is hereby determined Zero to 2000 gallons: $2.00 per Oi z:,:l, ~·I :\ \ p;1rl 1! \\' n]f .J~)hnson. f hrster. s J'' 19-F"l0. : Hysell, Lyle W. and-or Leona directly or indirectly into the and declared to be necessary month R : w ..: 1111 \ \ .duf:' ~1ll, !':1-:•·" .\ Pt "Jf F'rJ c N of Rd ., 10.80 H., S. 8, In SE v., 1 A., Value vtnage's sanitary sewerage .,.. to fix and collect service charg2001 to 10,000 gallongs, $3.00 · $:! ~llu .., ,. ftll\1 , -~, ~ l!JOI -, e~ or rate! fro m e~ry person, per mon th 1\ , \'alul' $\lU , T.1xes MAO · $10 , T axes, ' ·40 · stem, payable and collectable 11 1 1 Hi.'i<:(·ll II ••nrd \ · J\ 1 tl,k('n, 1 \1 iL:h l , Clifford & Evelyn, I Hysell, Lyle W. and-or Leona as hereinafter provided, and in ftrm, and corporation whose 10,001 to 25,000 gallons: f6, 11 s : \I·: !'art , sw 1 1, ·:t1 . ! s l1 !: N part 197.33 A., Val- R., S 8, 78A ez 30A S pt. (4SA amount determined as follows: lot, parcel of land, building or per month $12.00 per 1 1 111 :, .'\. ,-, 1•111 , $!1\0. T.1x1's $53 .-1 ue $.1920, T~txrs, £156.31. N pt or 1f-t), 48 A, Value $290, "sY For any lot, parcel of ptemises is served by a con~ 25,001 and over: 1; 1 ~ligh1. Cliffo rd & EvPlyn, Taxes, $11.84. land, building or -~· to the Villages_ sani- month During This Jaycee Waok tho Molgs Counly 11 1Ju~1, .Jrs~ie 1.. .1'.. l:uh· E., s 27. ~E rorner, 42.25 A., Val- Hysell , Lyle W and-or Leona situated within or the tary sewerage system, 1nte r· Domestic uometered w(U.t;a Jaycees Wish To Thank All the Clll..ns Who Han s . ~ ;_ L·: · l'~ rt l·~x :\0 I\. s. ue $2~ 0, Taxe::;, $9.96. 1n, S 8, On SE 1/,, 18.50 A., corporate limits of the. VU. cept~sewers, sewage pum~ users: $3.00 per month Contributocl To Our Many Public lnternt oncl u.oo A, \':tlue t;('!l. T;n.:es .\1 igh t Clirlorci & Eveh'n, Value $620, Tnes, $24..74. lage of Middleport, Ohio, ing w s. and sewage trea · . __ ,_ Youth Projects. Many Thanks For Making The 2 -l ()~ . $l s ~7. 1\F: part. 8 50 A., vaiue I Hysell, Lyle W and-or Leona having or served by any co~· ment of disposal works or parts The foregoiDg rates are Following Projects A Succoss. ('nlt-m::n, 1\1('\t'ml & S!Pl1a, $70. Ta xrs, $t.81. I R, S 8, E part of 42A E of nection to the Villages sani, or otherwise dicharg· imum rates and not maximum eaet Out To Vola Fair Dilly Dunker S. _ ~l.nt'\' !i~O. ~(\I \Ji ll Ill! T: t\ lor. Flora E., S. 15·6, Rd, 32 A, Value $190, Taxt!s, tary sewer system, intercept- es santiary sewage, industrial rates and the Village 1 ;, .\. E ,,f H·l. \':l lw· lint' of sr:: ,4, 7 A., Value $4.0 . $7.56. ing sewers, sewage pumping wastes, water or other liquids, the right te increase the san1e ll Chicken &r·B.Q'I Halloween Candy Sales 11~~-11 !}fl T:n:~·~. $1 .liO Sutton Township 1114 stations and sewage treat~ either directly or indirectly inw at Bf1Y tlme should the reve-. $!:no. T:t\t'"· ,. ,) · ). <ll. T hi. gl!. Blark George & Helen Moe ment or •'-posal works or to the Vtuage's sanitary sew- nues of the~-stem prove insufe Cbristmaa Bukell eJunior Miss Pageant SIPtl, · Hn:11· 1·t ·., S: 1\ut h 1-: , 1\l' owns p 1 ort. · · • • UUJ bt! ..-;:ll\l'~ ()Jn. 1\ w. P~nt of l h•(•\('f, Argy le 1.., s 23 . Mid W of Rd, ~6 A., Value parts thereof or u~u"' "'' erase system, p~yable and col· fici~nt to pay the operating and Assistance for Needy Families , I! :) ..\ N ., li d . .'iS t\ ., \';ilu c t\, ·:1r :\1 td on N\V 1:1, 20 .62 A.. $180, Taxes, $7.97. dischargtng sanitary sewage, lectab1e as heremafter provid· mamtenance expense!! and the 1 7 Contnbulions to Charity Drives $HI, 'I'Hxt·~ - $7 1 V:1hw $!21l. Taxrs $19 14. Johnson, Stanley H & Betty industrial wastes, water or 1 Sterlt-. Uolwrl :VI &· P,n lh F..,. lkdl'r, Arg yll'! L, S 23. Mid Lou. S. 19, NW part of MV 1-t, other liquids, either directly Teen Age Road-E-O 15 6-l:l, Su rn.' v li~O . t\1irJ . or N. on N line Ex . 27 AN, 44.31 .50 A., Value $1240, T3xe9 $53or indirectly into the Vii~ Community Development and lndUB!ry Apprecl&\1011 ~ 1'::! of N\\ • •.· :l:l.75 A.. Value 1\ .. Valu e $!HO . Taxes $96.44. 129. lage's sanitary .sewerage syWork ~lO~O , 'f::n~. $70.26. ll<~rris. Rryan & Betty, s ' Smith, Dan P. and-or Donna1 ~t~~· the charge shall be as ('nlu mhia Township tfllt.t 11 :l~. S of t: 1-'2, 59.75 A. , Value 1J ., S. 12~7, 3.80A of 'Vend o o ows : Parada l'loall eealf Chain Chn ~1 1 :m l.r, 11 is .\t. awl . or $:\60. Ta XI".:i . $19.80. 138.63A, 3.80 A., Value $30, Fnr each family or comCollege Opportunitit's Booklet DlltrJbuUon Ex a !\l :w S 1~!. Tl s w pa:t of H;1rm. J ,r ~•an & Betty. \Taxes, $1.32. mercia\ or Industrial .unit Run for the Money Olympic Fund SF. 1 ·1 , ;;:41 A . \ '~h ll' $:no , 2G , In NW Corner, 30.19 A., 1 Smith, Dan P. aftd-1'•:" Donna using unmetered prlvat• o \'alut' "5.10. Tax es $29.16. ' J, S 12-7, NE part of .SW 1-'~. 28 T m:rs ~::J,, !~f -l' Automobil · Safety Check wells, $3.00 per month. Ch ri-li:' n. l .(lllH' \1 an d or llnrr is, Hryan & Betty, S. 26. A. , Value $300, Taxes, $13.28. domestic metered users, Uadersbip Training for Members E ~::t '.l.t•·. -; :u. 111 '-; f':u·t uf ·~ \\' Par t ~:x . 30.19 A NW. 176. Smith, Dan P ar.d-or Donna For Industrial and other 28 1\ '-'\\' p. 1rl (•f SF 1 1 !l ~1 !1 A.. 111 A. \'al1h' $~%0. Ta>.es $327.- J, S 12, W part lf SE ' ·i & SW users, the fee shall be as lol~ . !!!!!I,.J V l1 ;l.I·P .;JE!I . T: 1 w~. $8 i -1 . 21 of SE lfo~, 19 A., Vatue $39&, C'hristl:ltl, ! o\ll~ ~1. ;md or Jio::;r . ll::w & .)('lHL S. 11 · 2~. Taxes $17.28 Ex ct i l.w:.; 1:.. :-:2. w ,2 n1 :\E ~ W L•1 nwr . t :x. 21 1\ W, t5a4 ) Smith, Dan P. !txt-or DoM" •'4 &· n'w "6 1 ,. n1ue A . v.~ltw $rl:>O . Tcn..e:• . ~co 96. J, S. 7, N part of SE ¥• of SW ,.. p.1r 1, ~·~ :o:J ;1 .. • s:i750. T. 1 •:··~ ~2n 1 . rlfl. T: t\ \nr . Dori ~ Blake . .'i . 24 . 1',4 - SW of E ¥~, 84 A., Value C hri ~ti.:m, LIJUie M. and ~ or Ou1 ul Nw Corner o' 10 1\c., $3480, Taxes, $154.08. }' a .'\.l:w. S. 15-:12. On \\' line I 00 A. , Value $10, TaxPo; , $.521 Racine Villagr 1964 f).f SE , 1 1.1 ~E 1 :0. • . 2;) 1\ , Va l· Jlt>edsville VillageClark , GayneU, S. 98, Lot 98 •w $10. T; 1 -.;,·~- $.:14. Olive Township Value $110, Taxes. $~ 91 \11 rn;~n .. Lt rb.~ P S: B: u h <: J rrJ Child rrs , Olen & Ol a . 53 Ft Clarke, GaynelL S. 99, Lot 1 Gu e. S. n 0111. , '\~~ Cor NW X 173 Ft N of Slore Lot .20 A. 99, Value $110, TaXPS, $&.89. ~~ P.d . 2 II() A.. Value $980, Value $~20 . Ta xes, $33.84. Clarke, Gaynell, S. 100. Lot Ta xt'S S~ n . ll. : Oran~e Township 19M 100, Value $1300, 1'n:~• $69.80. Danlr ls. \V il'!ia m M., s. 1.1 . Krwnig, Arll1ur Elwood & 1 And notice is herel:ty given J6. NF Part ,,f NW , .!. 24 111 A , Hu! h Fr~mct>s, S. 14-15, E cnd \that the whole of such several V8 iu1' $1011. T:t-.:e~, $2 72. N ~~ :\4 .21 A.. V<.1IUe $WO, Tax- tracts, lots or part:s ( j f 'ots, wiU Ducl gr-on. r la ir v . s. 10, rs. $~0. 81. i be certified for fore~tosure by Corvalr'a engine WOD't freeze. Or ,its front 'll'heels &ives it built-in installed supercharged engine• c· 1· "I 1 V 1 l-' ' 1 1 1 , Cremeans. Gl'orge , ~ 12, . the County Auditor pur~uant to . And Corvair is not only different handling ease. · •S1·. nrnrr. ··' , , a Ul' boll over. T:nrs .$5.H. NW Part, 41 67 A., Value $950, 11aw, or forfeited to the State, from other cars, it's different from And Corvair is the only American It eait't. . unless. the Taxes: Assessment9, Harns ..l<wk & F. mmn . s 3. Taxes, $52.28. any other Corvair ever built. car, besides the Corvette Sting Ray, It's air-cooled. It bas no radiator; E Sitk •J! 2~ 9n .\ SF: o! 1\ W Cremeans. ( ~ I'Orge, S. 18, 1Penalties and mterest are This year it's compleWyrestyled. that baa 4·wheel independent So there'll no plaee for water or. t K \. ~1 ::!:t A ~E . 2 ;-, (1 A.. NE P;1 1'f 1-~x. liO A. g . 67.25 paid. With soft vinyla. Thick carpeting. suspension.. antifreeze. Va'i,:r S~ll. T:nes, $ :JS A., Value $440, Taxe::. . $24 .20. Gordon caldwell A roomier interior. A deep-recessed The Corvair Corsa is the only Corvair baan't much use for snow instrument panel. And a touch of H!\ r r i~ . .J ~1 d.: ,~· r: 1 1 m~ a . .; ; ?. Rulland T<1wnship J" ~ i Auditor of Me-igs County, Ohio American car you can order with tires either. The weiibt of ill engine the continent in its design. over ita rear wheels Sivea it built-in a six..cylinder engine aa powerful as :t:;E l':1r1 of ~\\' 1 1, ::7 ~:1 A, C.nffilh, Homer E: & Margie. NOTICE We're proud w~ can sho1v you a lot of eighta-a lS().hp, traction. Val11 1' $11Bn. T:1Xts. p7.M. S 14-12, SW ol SE 1'1. 21 A, Offers will be received by the a car that stands out from the rest. In fact,. it's the only car in the Nor bas It much use for power lbr ri-;, ,l.i,·k & Emma. S. 1, \.::due $1650, Taxes, $68.00. undersigned at the offices of It makes us stand out a little, too. steering, The engine weight otr world available with a faetorySW Pa ri 1·· f :\ 1·: ~~. 111.00 A 1 \1ajor, Martin M. & Ruby L, Va lue $1i0. 'l o~\('~- 51 r; ~ S G. NW C'or I"X 31.99 A. - 20 A. Crow, Crow & Porter, Attorneys, Pomeroy , Ohio, until 10:00 Ru~w. ll ugh I. 1\- tri a. S IS 2l:. - 76 A, 44 . 1~ A., Value $1890, A. M. on Saturday, February W uf S\ 1• 1 , Ex. Co;tl, lti9 .75 A.. T axr~ $i7.97. 6th. i965, for the foUowlnK : Val ur• ~.:G'Hl, T: l'~t's . Sl~ii .HJ. Salisbury Township 1964 1964 Pontiac Lemans Spt Cpe. Fl :q\('_ fl .ovli 1.. t... ld<~, S.. IS. Ro~t ir, Carl & Fayt S 32, Two 22 Rifles. 32 , SE !'.ur 1-:x ('n;t l, LJI\ ;~~ St''' \ t'l' !i~O . HU rods oul of 550 A.. \'·11::~· $C' ilP~J . T:.tXl'S. $1!:\ 13 A. N lme Sec 32, .70 A., Value Terms of Sale: Cash. FRANK W. PORTER, JR. Ca qu·r11 e r Village $650. Taxes, $26.60. ADMINISTRATOR OF Dll ri!' •'' 11. Clil 1re V , Lot No. Cunk, C. W., S. 34. Survey 1 - ~nr! tl dtl . \'; due $20, 1'D'i· lOH , 327. Out of 10.47 A.. NW of THE ESTATE OF HENHY FRANKLIN SHANE es, $ :,r: S1 Rtr 7, .50 A., Value $670, Heel [3 Dress Boots fix THE SHOE BOX - ~a~: Secti~ ~e fol-~~~~;.:_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=.:;: 1 1 1 12 11 1 ;I e e I e e e Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday Call.• Wy-2-3279 e e e e e e e ._,....,....,,.,...,...,..""'""'""'""'""'.,...,...,...,...,...,...,..,,.,..,J_l,""'""'.,..""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'.,...,..""'..,....,..,.,.......... • • I The only American car that's anti antifreeze and pro-snow (The difference is i~ air-cooled rear engine) '65 • lTby Chevrolet discover the dUference 1 DECEASED. ,1 'I'a X('S,· $27 .·.v . l.(·banon Township - I (I) 28, 29, 30 3tc 1 Dow, Clara M, S 8. Survey Croll' C. H.. S. B. S F.nd of (i41J , InS line No. 5, 10.70 A., HOT TIP 17' . ''· ~ltd nf :'\ \\' I I. 'l rn t\ IValue $1840, Taxes, $75 ....1. NEW YORK !UPI) - The Valu P $111 , ' Lt x•·~ $ . ~~ 1 II<Jrtung , Loui se, S 23,_ SurGirl Scouts of the U.S.A. offer tr .. w. (' II. ·..; 2n22. SW C1' r. vrv 640. SE part of NE -14, 2a.the following tip to make sure W ol !:1m. 1: 1111 ,\ , \': 1!11r ~~ 0 . 'i.) A., V ~ due $1520, T:lXCS $62.· that campfires are completely Ta xe~ .~ 1 If, 1fl. lhi'S Pil, Rnh(';rt & ALice M. S out: Ci'PP'.\ ( 1'.!'' i l !' 2.~ IV . End First sprinkle the fire with Ex. ~ \ '-.\\ t·,,rnt' l !l flfl A. , :\.) S. Cen. pl.. of Sec . JS, 1.57 water, then rake up the coals A., Value $620, Taxes, $25 .38. Va htP ~t ;o T:1 \ t'~ '1;2 1;fi and sprinkle again. Wben the Cn1w . (1·,:1~ . 11. ~ 22·2.1, ~~ F:nd Russell, Haberl & Alice, M S. 44.1\ a!lhes and coals are cool to the 26 011 ,\ , \ 1lllt' $Hill. T ilX t'.;, :15, Survey 640, Mid. ol ~: or Cr. M1d. of S %, 14.43 A., touch, the fire ls definitely ••au $7 II" out." ( 'I P\1'. ('l1·1~ 11 s 2'! n ~, c.\ Vr1 lue $17!10, Taxes. S1l23 1\ussell, Robert & Alir:-e M,l1;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii00iiiiiiiiiiii-.,l $:'.0.011. J.' nJ . ~. 1111 .\ \':l iUP Sll nthrrn Sdwoi lli~lrid 1 end of ,44A ·,u x • ·~. ~ 1 l · E of Cr mid on S, SSJ A, CnJI\ . .J,"I• n ,. :.; A. S 1-:nrl () !' 17 1:! A \'1d ,,j \l,\ ,, E x. 2 Val ue $160, Taxes, 16.57. Middleport Village 1964 A. F:. ,' w .\. \' ;tlt iP ~·1 n . Ta ,.. ~s Cousins, Mary M, Survey $.44. N l59, Porn 359, Value $830, Crow \1 \' . -; s :l:i. Survey 640. W. End . 1; r . $1. 7H. .'1. Crow \i EnJ. , ·•·, \ $1 \ q u, ,..:t· ',', ~ 13-14-15, \'.1I\I P $40. Taxe!-1. ';'i; L1v. .. "I. 1,,,lbrrt W.. S \1 i ~l ol .'-.\·~ nl Hfl . !fl 00 19, , A. , Va hw san. Tax t> ~. $4 72 !..1'.1 •·n. D•·lhr rl W., S 24. N l~ <~rt ill 1~ S O .~ in W Pll rt oF • ..;1 A. .\' E Part I ·~ F.x . l ~ 'tin. 1 1.75 :\ . Value $30, Taxes, $1.78. Lt>banon TownshipEa~tt:rn S.:hool Di.,tricl , I.awrerwe, B. A., S. l l-27 NE · ~rnrr, J(J.OO A., V.a lue $60, Taxes. $S.Ii7. I LRwr f'nce, B. A. & \f:ary, S. Drive something~ neW-discover the~ at your Ohevrof,et deider'i illl of rio 257 SW Part Ex. 11 A. 1.00 A.. Value $240; Taxes. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AGENTS eon. prelw Who Will the lint~ fo_l!pOt_~· Y·l roetet. TIMi reallllas Wahama Honor Roll for Third Period Noted •• , _ . . , . TO GET THE WORM Robins, wblcb cock lbelr " Steelworker members in this heads searching for worms in area have an especially big the ground, are look!Dg, not stake tn this election because 1listening. The birds lacli: bt.. .. Abei-Borke-Molony victory \ focal vision, and beet C8ll see will give rank-and-file members when a slngle eye II pointed . Smith here coaches the aelzellllln the. role. In the right photo, Barbara Buetlllg, a Ge1'11181l actreas, portrays Hanna:Reitseb, the only woman teot pnotvaecepted by .the Nazi Lultw8fle. She's leaning against a model of the ·l Tlie real Hann• Rett,eh IJ DOW repoxtedi,J Ill Gha111 tralnklg ......._ fDl Prime Minister Kwame l'Oaumab. ' - -··---- I - Pick-a-Pair Speciql Demonstrations In Art, Baking, Sewing, Given MASON - Demonstrations In art· sewing and baking were 1 MASON The • presented at the dinner meetWahama Hlgh ing of the Mason Home DemonSchool Honor roll for the 3rd stration club on Tuesday at the SIX Wee~s has been anounced home of Mrs. Delbert Dot I by Principal Clyde Foley, Mason son, Of the. 68 honor students, 17 In the morning session Mrs ar~ Semors- who are Erma John McDaniel, exhibited Cntes, Robert Greene, George still life art exhibits in water Hoffman, Roger Luckey~oo. colors and charcoal and demonSharon Maynard, Sandra Pick- strated her technique Sh ha ~ns, Robert Brown, Linda Clark, been attending art ciass:s to~ I ranz Reichert, Thomas ~us- several months in Point Plea~ sell, Pamela Stewart, Dixie sant. Fl1:1wers, Mary Foster, Kathy Following a turkey dinner Hesson, Glenndalyn Ord, Mich. Mrs Matilda Noble assisted 1 ael Stewart and Patty Thomp- sev~ral club merilb ers and 1 I• son. guests in knitting and sewing. · JUNIORS : Rhonda Brabham. Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffers demonMax Brown, June Bumgarner, strated making rolls Becky Gardner, Leah Ann Mil- Better Living Pr~jects were ler' Betty S(;arberry • Rebecca passed liJtJt to the old members Sleeth, Brend& Bradford, Janel] and explained to the new m: Call, Shar~ Flesher, Vicki Stew- hers, who at this time sel~~ed art, Conme Harbour, Judy their projects for the year Hoffman and Alberta Thompson. Attending the dinner m.;,tlng SOPHOMORES · Debbie Cook, were Mrs Fems Justis Mrs Dav1d Cooke_. Ronnie R o us h, Oscar casto, Mrs. Tho~ Tay: R~semary S1sk, Sandy Sorden. lor, Mrs. Jack Paugh, Mrs. Ailee S!one, Ar~old Weaver, George Zuspan, Jr., Mrs. Dor<r Jacqueline Aldridge, Charlene thy Cartwr'ght M M tilda 1 K•lly, Lois King, Vic~i May, Noble, Mrs. J~hn ~ach." Mrs D1ane Noble, Roberta Parsons, John Marshall, Mrs. Elizabeth , PROFESSIONAL TEAM TO VISIT GALLIPOLIS- Highlighting the 1964-65 winter ~~aron Queen, Brenda B~wn, Jeffers, Mrs. John McDaniei, [ bowlin~ camp01gn m Galltpohs Sunday wil 1 be the ~ppearance of the Stroh's Beer r mefa Roush, Rebecca Shrlltlp- Master Stevie Kinzel and the professiOnal team from. Detrott, M1ch. Wm ner of 19 various tournaments durmg the m, Sandra Stewart, Susan hostess, Mrs. Dotson. ,past four years, the Mtch1gan keglers rolled the second and fourth highest threeSurface .. Handy Weaver. Ro-1 game senes m the nation last year with scores of 3,560 and 3,552. The Stroh's team b•rt Whllmore. wtU appear at Sk.yhne Lanes on Rt. 7 above Kanauga at 1 p m Sunday The .-II Freshman, "A" Honor Roll, Commandeers Will battle Gallipolis' top bowlers in a three-game series. Pictur~d ~bove left to J;~~ Abolln and Gloria Gibbs: Pre8 ent Prgram Front row-Bob Crawford, Dale Seavoy and Mike Totsky. Rear- Mike SamardzJJ:· B R~U: Stephen Fowler, San- PT. PLEASANT -Tbe "Com- fumor Donoso, Capt. John Ruggiero, Jr., Inset on right is lrv Jaffee, manager. Se~ dra Gibbs, Sandra Greer, Elea- menders" of Athens W Va ;.oday s sports page for additional mformation. nor Rott•h, Dennis Tullab, Rita Concord College will' pre;.nt ~ Brabham, Sue Bumgarner, Ju- . concert at the Pt. Pleasant high: men's Thursday alternoon !ea- seconds. Mrs Delbert Do·.«n, dy Lathey, Diana Roush, Harry 1school auditorium this eveningj [~:ue. I Mason, has an aH-spare scure l Joe VanMeter, Jamea Hart, IThursday at 8 p. m. ' This re,.oll•dly Is the hig·'"'t of 18 1. Urenda Roush, are al and Karen Staats.Kathleen Roush Ig The "Commanders" . score made by a woman bcwler .roup o1 16 musae 1ans from . smce the oj"<..ring o{ the Ma son Earth 's atmosphere serves :,cord C?llege currently on uowling ('pp .~r. [as a shield agamst the da~r Pleasant Valley Hospital ADMITTED - Mrs Arthur d' to brmg to student• and S 0000Ce Betty Sayre •nd Marv i(-.:·sJ· gerous radiation of ultravioH. . bOth · au Jences once again live per~ both of New Haven, have scoresllet and cosmic rays from C.:~~ :m:rtseob:"g: lormance of the e~citing sounds PT. PLEASANT - Funeral In the 180's a"d come in cl"se 1 space. . . • es urn· and rhythms of b1g band jazz. lservice for the Rev. M. D. .. ............... lplpohs Ferry. Jlan;o Davl8, the Pt. Pleasant Junior and will be held Friday at 2 p m t. Pleasant. Bands · Ihe Mo hr_g tevellll Funeral · · DJSCHAHGED _ Ml h I _Senior ___ _ · m H c ae Home w1th the Rev. W. S Oil' udnall, Pt. Pleasant; Arthur ed in the past twenty - four !ups officiating. Burial wiil be ~ayre, Evans. hours, Alfred Pearson, Point in Lone OBk cemetery. -o ARRESTED Pleasant, charged with . He died Wednesda at horne •" cat1on and Dana Jones 18 Pt. r · .y PT. PLEASANT _ Jail ...,.. PI t Rt 2 a ter a long !II ness. He was ' • easan • . ' non at G II' lis F cords show two arrests record· warrant · a apo erry on December 2.5, 1872, a son of the Lemuel and Eva Austin Shiflet. He was a retired minister and former pastor of the Pleasant Ridge Christian church In Hogsett. The Rev. Shlnet was the Jast living member of the local Fraternal Order of Odd Fellows No. 33. Rev. Shiflet'• tirst wife, Ma· CHILDREN'S ry Helena Burks Shiflet, died in 1926, and his second wife, Estella Epple Shiflet, died in pair Dependable Pierc•Simpson Redios 1956. Surviving are a son, Freder-1 ick Shiflet, Pt. Pleasant; three Sizes 4 to 10 daughters, Helena Shiflet of Pt. Pleasant with wbom he resided: Mrs. Leonard Watterson. pr Men's 4 & 5 Buckle Apple Grove, and Mrs. Nina Meyer, Indianapolis; two bro-t_ _ _....;___...,..__ _l., thers, Fred Shiflet, Middleport Discontinued w.,k and Lemuel 0 . Shiflet, Rutland; a sister, Mrs. Maude Freeman, Styles For Boys Also Prom Los Angeles. two grandchildren Th- Fine Redloa SPECIAL GROUP and four great .grandcllildren. eMoblle Whips and Girls Friends may call at the MohrWOMEN'S StevenS Funeral home alter 4 • . Ground Pl1nes p m. Thursday. Tbe family bas FLEECE LINED eGeneral eCable requested tl.at flowers be omit· ted and, donatlilno , Plllde to • Polytronics eCrysJ•I• the Holzer Hospital ,foundation. 1 ~~~.da 3-T Nylon 3-T Nylon SURE-GRIP ALL-WEATHER WINTER TIRES TIRES Most famous tire name in the industry, with performilllce·proved tread I ' 190 Tractor-Type Cleats •• , Built Deep to Bite Deep! EITHER PAIR i 1 . 1 Made With TUFSYN Rubber -- ----------- Service for M. D Sh1'flet RIZER OIL COMPANY 1 ----- 1 • f An ) Size 6.00 ~ 13"' Tubeless Blackwall Ph.tl Tax and 2 Trade-in T1res. '" . I Home Owned & Operated d M':ley ~ -.w.T~•an.aa~~~-ts--~~~aor1w1~is~~r~ You'll Like Our Service Phone WY 2-2101 ~·-~--~~·==------=====--~~-~-=-~-~=~=~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~! ' MONTH END WOMEN'S LOAFERS $ .88 Girls Men's Eloy'a PULL-ON BOOTS 4 Buckle $1-99 pr. $2·" Size 7to Big 9 ARCTICS LEATHER -OXFORDS LOAFERS Mrs. Paugli is· Singles Play CB COMMUNICAtiONS FOREMAN &ABROn i PHONE wY 2-21: ~.·• ... "'.' ·• ' ·>-·'II"· N. 2nd Aw. . t. .Micf41epoif' l '~~J~~·· Mrs. Jack Paugh weaver) Maaon. (It ;~i~~~then\ sunday nl~nt !he Mason on Third Street, a 1•me of 193 to - '! <.. P~ .88 pr WIDTHS poir Men's Men'• NAVY . OXFORDS I) ,r-& EE pr. B-D-E-3E SS II • ENGINEER IIOOTS 51.. ·6'h t• Men'• BASICITBALL SHOES (7.18 .•~:?' pr.$,4,·99 ·'f · $ nil •unon . ....a.., PuR On Boots Broken Sl- pr. $718 • Men's OXFORDS S9.Upr. boththell:~::::::::~~·:·:::~:·::p:~~·::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::C:u•:· :fon::l:mo:•:•~ . 12 and. Wo- ·• ~" •' $ \·---.. .--------J Top Bowler in TRADE UP NOW TO BEn··~ Chfmilet • l1uive1Ie • Clu!IJg H • Coroair· fiJmette ' .99 Si.. 5 to 10 pr, MEN'S . eAccessories .., ' YOUR CHOICE he; e~na~r~~~-~==~·c·~=·==~: 1 I Pearl W. & Ken Williams t A. "()peraUon Croasbow • :a.._.:~fu'~· At lertlth'otSJ}~ !lYma !right) portnya Flight Officer a-n 8m - l!eyal Air J'orce · the photographic lllter- • Hallicrafter 27, NW Corner of E ·~. $10.00 A., Value $140, Taxes, $13.32. I l..ttart Township Badgley, Oscar L. . S. 5. iWOMEN 01" ADYJ!NTtlR&-AIIted and Am D&UoniJ cluriDg World War ,n both produ.ed mllilaly herolnel and a new film eJohnson At ... THE RACINI; OFFICE - - - - . WILL CONTI NUl! · TO 81! OPEN FROM 9 TO 5 PM TUESDAY & SATURDAY • c--.. Effective January 30th, Our Middleport Office Will Be Discontinued. Our Buslnen Will Be Conducted At Our New Location Office Hours: 9·5 Mon. thru S1t. Loc8 1 56611 loeated- •· wod, W. Va., bas a memberHunter pointed out that the ohlp of approzlmately 1,'100. Arctics Pomeroy 214 E. SeconL A.-r'omeroy Abei-Burke-Molony forces already are auured of the rnajority 011 the incoming USWA Executive Board. enol'lllllllo rna- aD $1.88 NOTICE N ~:0:. ~.:::,1oll>e"'":e: Abel, now secretary-treasurer. reclved 1·310 nominations to the incumbent David J . MeDonaid's 904. will reclve jorlty.• SHOES Certified Oil Station ollldall, and wllb 1M sentiment among the mmbers 1 a greater degree of control over downward. FEATURING -'-----. Tn ~ e s. I district Is overwhelmln8ly In support of that Abel was vb1uall)' drafted thll cluulge. and hence oo Feb- fo1 the prosidellcy ." 11!ruary 9, the entire Abel tJcket aaid. . Union tellers did not. reveal RADIO .EQUIPMENT FIRST QUALITY REGULAR W, Mtln It, lgnore eie<Ud loc8J _... ... RAVENSWOOD Un I t e d ~wnrlt.... Local 5668 revealed today it waa one of those aomlnalin& I. w. Abel for the presidency of the milllon-member union. identity of llle nornJnatmg locall. H. H. Hunter, President, of the Local, said today, "The CITIZENS BAND t t~=...:~"= Local5668 Steelworkers . d, Backing AbeI Nonunate SALE I · _, ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ' 225 N. Sec. St. �Solem Center ' ·' Holzer PatholOgist In Jackson nfurder Trial JACKSON (UPI) - Dr. J. A. DeLamerens patho"""•t at • .._ Holzer llolpltal In GaUipolla, wu to taati•• today 11 the f1rllt·~ degree murder trjal of Mrs. Allee Marie EviDI, :U, of near Ironton, moved. into the second day. Three witneses t e s t i ( i e d Wednesday before the threeJudge panel in Jackson County Mrs. Evans Is accuSed In the I murder Indictment. Co ~N fatal beating of Henry Hall, 66, Harold Spears, Ironton, unty Coroner v~r1ea . d '"" obbe "• pt 1 t ~-t t1ng Gaskill, Special Deputy Sheriff ur.,. • r ry •·~m •• ,,._, prooecu J ohn T. Evans. and J ohn Mor. Feb. 21. told the court thai Mn. was gu1Uy by reason of gan of Oak Hill were the state'o Harold Cron, 37, and James cipaUon in 1 conoplracy first witnesses. Whitt- 18, both of near Ironton, bbe were convicted in the slaying in ro Defry. ttor More than 100 species of In- earUer trills and received life Dou~~sesaid• thene!oman sects . attac:t cotton, according sentences. never within a quarter to the Encyclopaedia Britanni- The Jud&es overruled a de- the house the night of the ca. fense motion to dismiss the ing.: Common Pleas Collrt. ______ Academy Scandal Mushrooming SHOPP.iNG liP eloolc To Us lntroducine OUR OWN PORK SAUSAGE Made ri&"bt ill tbiJ store from our oWD recipe. lt ' l jiOOdl Big Earth Hole Site Will be RACINE FOOD MARKET Yo~o~r Local Clover F•rm Store, January Fabric Bargains Shop Now For Greet Savings! l -Ib. ood ------------------ ..... 3-lb. Mother, Young Daughter Die In Stove Blast NEW SHIPMENT SPRING PIECE GOODS The Fabrie Shop Frldl'( & Saturday Spef'ial .AsK for this Item : 2 Do1. Mix~ White Singer Sales & Senrice Unclassified EGGS 115 W. Second and WY 2·2284 Pomeroy - --- --- - - - WAID CROSS SONS STORE OFFERS END CUT PORK CHOPS DAY SERVICE ON Congressional spokesman cooperate with county spokesmen I SHIRT FINISHING in thPir di strict and help coordinate legislation efforts. -- --- - - - - - - - -- - - - ROBINSON'S NE'S DAY , RS DAY FEB. 14 CENTER CUT lb. 59c and a diamond is tlu gift of lovers E. M.in St. WY 2-3975 . 15'1201.29c! , l This great assortm ent will take a shine to your k1tchen - • •• ease cook10g and cleanup chores! -4t . . ' Ben Franklin PHONE WY 2-3498 POMEROY, 0. ...,._..., .............. ,/, 229'C . Plus T.-x No. gi sts to \ can ' ' "NEW TREADS" .~:9c' MUSTARD have lb.• I / " ,1 BEnY CROCKER ~AKE I., ' . '<' ' ' ., Tirt . Hardware \ . I • Court Street • Pomeroy lAtlNI, '• ' I' ' '' i..t .._. • ' .'l' ,. ) . on and hand for TH•UADVRM. lllXntA QUAUIY P8A.,..... · · .· ,. v•·.. " ~· ,• ' c ... ~...._ ,FIIIIY... • ,.., ri«JJk .,., ~ PIIIiq ,,11, ... ,. -Jl' . _t • , ~ YQI?R AUTHOitl~~~ ' M~ERUUMP !)EAI.5Re ' ' .i! ' ...... 0 ' Pharmacists To Serve You ...... lot~Mril& ,...... POMEROY, OHIO ' T""' in s tantly! ........ . SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS . WY2·2955 1J2 E. M•in Pomeroy • 24 kt. Jlold precille" wiring in vitel .,.., • Front Cotw TV C.ftttM1/ Brigf'IIMII ...... PRICES START AS LOW AS ......... . 5 4 Registered _,.,.. ,., fi.t.ilr .. llw Ol.fMHAN ,..._ 0. NlW ADMIRAL COLOR FIDELITY CONTROl 1 ~•1 . oenoU ito w•rmest ~PUMPS .ltd · . . • OLYMPIAN Hardware.. MAIN STREET PRoFFin's WHOL~SALE ' need& r khes l Color TiJ "Everything In 35c -· health of pharmary. Ebersbach MIXES;iSi:,.. _ltc '12 .... promptly bilily is one of the A:&C's ' Plus Tax and Reclpp1ble .B~nER' drug~ your convenience, Dependa· $101.00 • a;OUGHToN ·~11!1·' ..··~· .:: et''­ and other items Prl- Stort At All14" Sizes All15" Sizes ' our • . . depend on them to .OLD STYLI! 3·. S1 (Jn fill prescriptions accurately RACINE. SE~VI~~ · S!All9N . ' Depend ' Goessler Jewelry Store . '49·95 ~: '59·95 $25x20 10 Ply 900x20 10 Ply NEW TIRE WARRANTY Pemeroy Ground Beef Sliced Bacon Eggs s;,.·a· _ _ Valley Bell Milk DEPENDABILITY DUNLOP GOLD CUP HIGHWAY WITH BEANS--- can Sliced·PINEAPPLE ~ IYIHING SfAI SU E11111011o.... l .RI SUO.CII lr14o "> Cltelot t12.JO is for ~~------------~I• Open Evenlngo Till 7 P~Saturday Til 9 PM '" •••t- 21c 20or. CLIFF 'HOUSE - ' • ReJ. 11.49 · SEE THRU·BAIIE-TAKE PAN • Rei- 11.69 · AUTOMATIC PERC BREWS 5-9 CUPS , • Reg. 11.79 • DEEP 12·QUART DISH PAN j • Re&- 11.59 • ANCEl FOOD CAKE PAN 11.19 · PIE PAN WITH HANDY LID • le&. $1.69 • SAUCE POT HOLDS 4 QUARTS " ARMOUR SIMON'S MARKET CHOICE LOIN CUT lb. 6fc TOMATO CATSUP CHILl YOUR e 399·00 With Worbble Trode-111 ......•.. .......... ........ "I mlcro·oncloq " " M. ..... ati)IIM . . . . . . . ........_ ADMIRAL,., Mark of Quality Throl.ifhouJ U.. WorU BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT 0. '· • �~-, ·~-....- .;;z,_...... - -- ~ SOCIAL ·. ' CALENDAR Televiston Revue JAM• • The XI Gmmlut Mu Chapter will bold Ill rocuJar mer'l"' Thuroday, Jan. 21 ot lbt Columbia Gas olfke Ia lllddl• HURRY TO ... RUTLAND FURNITURE Was $795, Reduced To $699 SH 670 • 15 - Found i POMEROY ' ~ 5 ~ room frame house with bath, gas circu· STATION lating heat (maximum Jack w Carse)' Mgr W'Y 2-9932 $19.(10), 2 • room basement with cellar, unfinished attic. bill 1961 Ford "6"- Door wreen finish, heat- V2 Ton Pickup Flare!lide 8ft . DeltlX«' cab, good tin•s , heater. Normally Priced $1295, Special $999 1960 Ford VB Falrlane 500 - game Saturday night, a Wa·[ Business Services small basement and hot air hama Varsity Jacket. oYith I ,- . . heating, gars.ge. Plenty' good the name " J 1m" on it Plea se CUSTOM but.l'hP.rmg and cutreturn to Wahama H h tmg Phil Meter Phon.f' WY garden spa.ce and excellent 1 1 -:JSIO ~ tfc I site for ponds. Can be bought 9 12 2 27 School. l 3 P, very reasonable for cash AtTC:F,R ." for post hOle dJggt>r i IN COVIE TAX Service. John- 1 sa le. on Ford Tractor in Ftve I son · Si mpson Insurance Ag- , C. C. CUCKI.ER. REALTOR WY Point ~ area . Floyd Curnmins. l· Pncy . Room 6, Coats Build· ·BOX 2!9 mg. ),liddleport. POMEROY, OHIO CH 7-2101. I 27 3lc 1 20 He 1 26 3tc 2 Door No rust , rlean body and lnterior, automatic trans. Ra· i dio and heat~r. guotl tires . $699 1957 International Heavy Duty Pickup Good cab and finish, heater, 2 tone blue finish. Was $695, Reduced To$499 MAJOR Medical HP-alth Plan :-·oR SAI.E-Middlepofl '~S talJ. 11on • cancellable, gu<Jnmted, esl DuUding. located M N renewablt' . Pays 100 per cent Second Street, Middleport of Medical bills, over DePriced for quiet .ale lJtductible Call J~n Johnson, quire at Ohio Hotel Ja<'k's Dairy Bar 4 · Normally Priced $1195, Reduced To $999 KF.F.PSAKF. die~mnnd wedd ing Corner lot with driveway. ring, lost in vicinity Kro~Pr '----------co...,al High and dry, conveniently lo-mme ,, cated and a buy at ~~ "~. 110. Store and Court Street He LUMP and run vf Co lor sale (~oeglelll al .... o. U. S. 33 ACREAGE - 80 acres dd' ward . Write Box. 66aA. Th(' Puge St ., Mi teport 12 4 tfc in Bedford Township midway Daily Sentinel. 1 28 ::lie - - -- -- -between Pomeroy .and Athens. LOST at Waha ma Basketb<'~ll 7 . room house with bath, Notice d<~rk Powerglide trans ., good tires, er. A wonderrul to buy. laJI . SUPER SERVICE I 28 lie and PU~ Nvlon Blackwall Tube ·Tvpe Jakit! , Portla nd lost ' 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 6 - 16.60 1 2-4811 Rutland, 0. $39 I I pOmeroy MOtor C0 @ "AI/" HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - In point in COII9idering blstorloal you have ben wnndaring documentarleo ' They must be lately about-the FNOOl llmllu- relevant In good measure to the lloD, NBC-TV pr-..a a ,.,.,. bert and now In order to Insure bour opeeial about that very III8XimWD effect. "The Fren<b lllbjerl 'l'llesdaJ lligbt. Rfiolutlon" wu astoundingly Thlt remarbbl)' COIISiderate Irrelevant in concept and struc. pubtlc oervlco may have taken lure, except perltaps in the moot you unawarea· - perbaps you general and unsopblsticated. bave btan oae of tho few wbo terms. have nat been wmdaring lately I enjoyed very DUICh the about lite Ftencb Revolution. beauty of many oi the sights 'l'ls\lotosb- Y011 l!llaa the point. and art worlta, but all ""'' tlleoe 'l'bei-e 11 warming aa1ety for a acblevements CGUicl accol!lpllsh network In•a topkl ouch ao 18th wu to make tho hour a beautioentury lliltory. ful bore--perilapo jost bore If One - stir bp tho animals ooe did not hve color teleH one should examine a lople vision set. aucb as, oay, the teetering sta- The cript was not only who~ Ius o1 tbe lln1ted Nations. But ly ot>vlous and lacking In oritho 1'rencb Revolution? Ab, glnaijty, but contllned ijttlo t - were lbe days. There II more lhan grade shoo! lnfor· lafety ln numbness. mation and, worst of all, was, It 1001 wUilout too mucb aay- bt tone and delivery, utterly ing, of course, that there is cold. distant, detached and plod· llOihlni wrong with hlsloricalldlng. Only brief, and very gen-1 docllmentarles. They hove pro- era!, remarks at the end tried vtded IOitle of television's most for 10me relevance, lamely. ercellent bours. One thinks of NBC-TV's "The Kremlin' or The Channel Swim, lndonesABf..TV's "Saga of Western ian President SUkarno, whose Man" speclala. counlry has withdrawn !rom the But all ol these remembered United Nations, II scheduled to I ·~::~~=~~===~::::::~:::'1 and their parenll are urged to be present. Eacb family Ia ask· Mrs_ cook is i! ed to bring cookies. Counselon, ministers and The Sub-District COuncil of Hostess lor representatives of each local the County Methodist Youth church charge are urged to Fellowship will meet. Satw-day WCTU Meeting allended a meeting ol tbe January 30 at 1:30 p. m. at the l!t!tMI:JR!i afiMfQ!!I!!I I year from each cburcb In j = 'I , .,,.~ ' .Z:.:, ..__ M.We.YIIIde lT.- .A SuPERSECRET MEE.Tir J !! -· ·=- f:: ien-:..t 1Cai IL.J 1• ao i~!opea ktnQ c·e m1qht be t,13h'"'1?'"" 1+- l p....: rn.) -arm ye>J tn,~~ a rOL:'l:J LJO'J ?' , - - - - - - a: lito--.. . -· - - ot tllo - all - - • Ct;,. . . . Quotatlo• 81'CH w•acw :BW' IKPQB: JrKRK IUI'DN BJI'D .. CKBD- Yootordlofo ~ '1"BID OIIINitRA.noN WHial OOJiliJINt38 A RIIIVOLV.l'laN Jl.o.IIILY ~ 'I'BQ¥48 ~'i'iJR&Oltf _ _ ,.,...uliD- . 'What I aald wu lllat my father did the burin& In our lamllyl I didn't aay anythln& about tile SELECTINO!" WMPO Radio MONDAY TRRIJ JPJUJ)AY 1:00 6 tr. 6:Zil 6:2: &:-lll 6, 57 111cn On - Newo Scared Heart lletgo Co•nty RFD PaW Bowers - Farm 8111 !Iiller Sbtno Wealber 7:00 Newo 7 05 nlly'"a Morning Chapel 7 •Jt.;81b Miller Show 1 l!O Sporll 7:3t Pklteno llardwan ) .. , (Tua. . Thurs· 7:50 l'iews 8 00 ,Jil II M"ill er~ Sbow 8 :30 D.a·ijY Ll g,,. 8 :4li Bill Miller how 8:45 · Ba~er /i'Unllturt Show , t: 00 1:05 JO,IIO U:OO U'15 · 1\:15 11:15 (W~ · •'rl.) News . Coffee Wttb Janel Bill MUlera Brunet. Sbow Ministerial Association Mason County AgrL P',t (Tues.! FamUy Worship <Thurs. A.S.C Program (Fri.) ~30 Swap Sbop !!(411 'l'lny's !)iUalrr Hymntlme 11.1111 Cement Bkrl Newo !1,\5 _Goessler Guest Siar d:l!O Llrrj Sbow 1:00 Jim .... Show e- ·-&U--. . . -------------------------WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRu FRIDAY I 4:30Eiectric Co. N...,. 4.40 IIDI Mees Show >:110 News 600 Sign OH SATURDAY 1:00 Sign On - News 6:0!i Country Music 8:25 Country Jamboree 7:00 News 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 11:110 Top Ten Sbow 12,110 Noon News 1.2:15 !luctal Interlude 12:30 The Rev Merlin T.. to Sign On Be SUD and llnow Newo Musical Clo<1k News Headlines Musical Clock Word and Testimony Ohio Valley News World News uo Sports Today 8:15 Weatber 8:16 Musical Clo•k 8:55 Com.nuntty News 9·.00 Tal"• of ·•Town ~ 9:55 Mason Councy News 10:00 Public Service 1' 110 Jtm Mees Show 10:15 Family Worship Hour 6:00 Sigo O[f 10::10 Latclts•rlng SUNDAY u,oo News Beat 7:30 Sign On - Army Hour 11:05 Morulng Melocllea 8 :110 '"'reocb City Baptist excepl Friday, Churcb 8 30 Sunday Show Bells Rlna 9·30 The Bible Speakes lo You 11:45 World News 10:110 1lle Good Lile tHiS Mason County Newa 10:15 Sunday Sbow 12:00 Community News 12:110 Nooo New• 1.2:115 Local News 12: IS ChrlsUan'o How Cl:ltl MarkeiS 12:30 !Wv. Merlin Teets 12:15 Weather 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12'20 Bulletin Board I :30 Re'l. Stlno BWupa 12:25 N.,. 0 Grant~ Uo Rev. Andrew Pa"'"" 1!:30 County Agent 2:45 The Rev. Roscoo Tbome '2:4a Country Go Roond 3:10 SUnday Showcase \:55 Newo Beat UO Baptist Laytnan's !lotlr l: 00 Country Go Round 6:110 Sign Off ::55 Newo Beat iiuv 8:15 7 , 00 7 :0.'1 7:08 7:30 7:3:! 7:45 8' 00 8:05 1:110 Midway Mallnea 3:55 News Beat 4:110 Disclng with Dosa '' 30 fntercbango li:IIO Community News 5:05 World Newa S:lo Sports Tod.ay 5:2' Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale UJ Sign 011 SATURDAY G:45 Sign On 7,110 Be Slill and Know 7:n3 News 7:08 Musical Clocll: !:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testlmooy • o• • 0 .o •o·• o • .. 0 LITTLE ORPHAN o -o·o• • • . ~ •. o. ··o • 0 (I .. • • 0 • '(J • ANNII lb HAROLD GRAY f""'"i ~I ,JtJ;T lOOI< AT ALL i'HOQi F1QNcY D'PLOMA'3, I GUESS THIH'RE CAlleD! l-IM·M···CAN'T READ VJI..4ATTHeV SAY, LATIN, FRENCI-I, GERMAN - 0"'F~ HELLO, DOC! 8:00 Oh10 Valley Newa 1:05 World News 8:10 Sporls Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family W..-shtp Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Sen1ce 12 00 News Ro1Hl1lup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday MaUnea 4: 00 Obcing with Do.ss I: 30 Top l'eo !Wvue 5:00 News Ro.mdup S: 15 Public Service 5::-w Dlnner Musicale 6:45 Sign oa Bv GEORGE WONDEII BUT 1HI5 15N1T lHE: FIRST ~LQ.""'!R'! IH19o I~ THE8A5ENNT'/ OH, IT$ 7HE FIRST A..OOR, ALL R!Oi-IT. lHERE AIN'T ANY Y'l.1llt\'~ OI><ER FIDORS afi.CW THIS ~"""" ONE J ., u.; i· \ t, ill .w U.P'wtllo 8Rli' BW'B.-Xa W'IBK W 5~~foRD ,. ~ :I:LJOae WKB I 5PO • 2 ...: i- • • 111• 8D'l"M Wilkesville a.. . ..._.. -llq USED CARS I I ·..---- "'- :I. I l l * - . . _ lbo lootltll - -28a , -KEitH' GoBL£'FORD DAILY CROSSWORD 4J,lii:!'BLB.O..I.l<B II LO!rQI'BLLOW Onelottor~olaDdotloo-.In--.O.lll,_. tor the tlwet L'-. X tar U. ·two 0'-. etc. Sbl,fla ~ ...... _ _ _____ eo, space Vlrul olllte foot • 111111 -mouth PAIL1' CRI'Pl.1JQUOrla - _ . . 11ow CD work I I "Astronavigatlon" .is naviplion. otbtw "SHARP" w::,•"'J Eaeyelpaedlo l'rltlanl· ~-11'1prod...... plliDt 18. People ship Tea for ~rt A!!'." R1o Grande B...,...... tion Monday evenln&, Feb. 1 al. the church beginning at 7:30 P· paid. Mrs. Hampton gave lit· Columbus. . . m. Mrs. Donald Boone will be erature to members to be dis-- Mrs. Alm1ra DavJS, sister program chairman. tributed to area churches. 1 Mrs. Richard Martin of the 1Mrs. Nente Long, passed Mrs. Cook, devotional and1way Wednesday morning at Rutland Friendly Gordeners program leader, used as heriHuston Rest Home. She had Club will present tbe garden !opt"c "In His Strength." She,been in failing health sinca she program of~ monlb on,, tho With J--~ oh was assisted by Mrs. E1len 1had broken her hip about a ' "Co(fee Time ~ ow Couch and Miss Elizabeth Duf- year ago, but her death came Monday morning, Feb. 1. at 9 fy. Miss Duffy read an article as a surprise. Burial was a. m. Her topic will be Flowfrom Union Signal concerning Wells Cemetery near ers and Planta in the Home. a bill introduced by Senator ville. The Rutland Garden Club wUI ha Rad llfl ell o1 n... ••..·ch o~r·•--sen. providing for the esMr. Wesley Gra m, c arp ..., ..,.. ~ G~~!!'",~~ II"~~:_ tablishment of the fourth week brother of Eugene !~ in April as youth temperance cal, and Emmett Graham, soon and W.ek. At the Close of the meet~ Arthur, took his own life in a home ber move back to their _..y,c to lbt ... u.eo._aa a poe Newton home service advisor· v- science. Vlrwl of lllllallpos II to,liOO as 11!1", ........nng 42. Nc:nwgo« future meetings In the after- Mr. and Mrs. John Shillings noon instead of evenings. Re- and s.on, Gary, were po~ were given. It was an· guests of their daughter, Mr. nounced tltat all pledges were and Mrs. Homer Hartsook -::====---=-- __ .,bnals, 11 one of tho lllllallest !mown to 8'1. " " " " 119. Ht.Qk On the Everlasting Anms, fol· order that new representat- Members are asked to take I towed with prayer by Mrs. C. L. Melvin Alkire. Miss Lucretia tfves to the dJJJtrlct may Ull:' guest. Genheimer and Miss Nelle Bing cbosen. The B. H. Sanborn Missloft-ary Society of the Middleport t 1 reported on the film shown as Bl a zamrJW£:1iF"" Ba ti8t Church will be week at Pomeroy High ocbool. First P llo It was decided to hold the regular meeting. the host to tho annual Fe W Is Planned f eb JSf h If all ell>- • - •• t........ Theatre Party St,.-; 'lllddl affeclllftCI!cal· &btw•• The meeting, in charge of sentatives from this year and 2 p. m. at the Columbia Gaa Mrs. Allen Hampton, president two new ouea elected for nest office in Middleort with Bety opened with the hymn Leaning -11MAL&--.-,-IRI-IS ~. ao,.,ll. Mrs. Joseph Cook entertain- :~ls:c~ c::cllsa~:tyy, United Methodist Church in ed tlie Pomeroy WCTIJ Tues- Jan. 30 al lbe United Melbn- Pomeroy· FE". 1 day afternoon at hor Lincoln · dt.l Cburcb In Pomeroy. The Pomeroy Garden Club Terrace home. There should be two repreoo will meet Monday af~n at Home made PIZZA 1957 CHEV. 1951 CHEV. S;l1l~;)'!PS Pepperoni hMtburger. Small - 50e; WY 2-290:t for information . --- --- 1 210- V·B 4 DOOR _ 75 . L _ 11110 road. 1 19 30tc FAR\1 82 A. on hard M d. e !Urn c, argrl 28 6tc ! ~ _ __ ·- . . building sites, old house snd : INCOME TAX servtce. Vtctor barn, 'h mineral. Leaded. 4 Door _ _ $499 WAS $69 WTLL DO rug weavinli! Wl 9- E GauL Chester, Ohio. Phone 1 Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. Standard trans. New REDUCED 1 282ft 1-9·2Utp 1 9&1-2402 afl.er 5 p. m 3 _ Hox 29, Ripley , w. Va. 1 TO -1 8 30tp 125-30 tires, radio, healer. ~IJI 'C•M•IHII.I!. lns•Jrancf ~en 1 _ _ _ --· _ -·_ · tp ~ can· ·~llfl'd' • .o51 vuur CJpera 1PRIIMPT delivery ol limestone Wanted To Buy lor'' bt:enae? cau W\' J.~ for your every need. A n y tUiUt size Phone Emmet W Shut- STANDlNG Timber. Top cash er, Cont.racllng. WY 2·3243. price paid. Marion !Wynolds. • F R t 1 6 tfc Coolville. Ohio. Rt. 3. Call OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. U~ ing. refreshments were served ~~us::r;~h~:;~•· He Mr . ..:·Mrs. Mao Hall - - - or en - - - I EX -PER_T_ c_abi-ne-1 makin~. cus· after 4 o'clock, 667-3503. POMEROY, OHIO by Mrs . Cook. a~hes and sdizziness recently visited her uncle, otto Bard, at 1 11 3otP tom made furniture, such as • hr" . was able to contlnue bis Holzer bospltal, Friday. He waa 10 ACRES o[ bottom corn hut ch cabin~ts and Ouflets d Silent C 18llRD8 • at the powder plant ,t so well. ground . SH 2·4695. Help Wante Is Devotions Top1c thur.•He leaves his wife Mrs. Evelyn Devault entor· 1 27 Slc tables, etc. made to order . Built-In euphoards or cabmcts --u.-s. Civil ;; T~~ iiJlitk£&CX£0rull/a:a k&iizw:a;c;::mwiiMID "Silent Christians" was the children. tained the Past <.blefa Club on 1 FOR RENT - Furmshed apart· · Phone IJ.. V 2-5312. 1 5 30tc Men women 1a •nd "Ye'l' seru,... lob• The Ohio University Band devotional topic presented by Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hutchl-\:;~~e~ve~n~tn~I~·~Tell~~mem:~ber~· rnent. Three rooms and bath. ! • . Hie!> pa, 'ihol"l 11 "' 1" -'dnnnament rt hi b 1 to ated Mrs. George Meinhart when the son came h.ome from Colum· 1 All utilities furnished . See "'elgler BulldJn~ . ~·•ppl) for .:·~~·~·;~u;d~~~~:. •::~"~:;-;. psr:!~~:~:: ~;~~~ M7dd~eport Hi~:bool Loyal Berean Class of the Mid.. where th<>M had been lk>nD Fred Hoffman at 256 South nf'W hnme!-t Buill in kitr.h· 110 usua n~ unn~e"'*"" FREE lnfurm•· 1 fl ·-~ PIRST . d I 1 "' <ln lOIII. ,alarle• r.,qulr.ment.··tonday mom1•• Feb I at dleport Ch"'""" of Christ met stay·" wblle there to see hil F h en!-., storm WID OWS , a urn- , "-"' rn~ '"~a' ••vln• name , ••Hru• and '' oua• · ' w-u• ~ ALITY _ ourt Ave ., Middleport . mum sldllll': Call Gu:y Ne1g- : phon.. 10 a. m. is for students only fUQty Tuesday evening at lhe chW'Ch. doctor. He II much lm)pro•r·[IQU . h--.J 2 rooms \er . H.ac1~ . OhiO. I Un('(lln Srrvl~e. ao• MD- Pom~ - _........ open-.1 REGULAR MODERN Iurms I' DaH,y senuneJ. Pomeroy, 0bl~~o. aa:ord"lDg to Mr • Willla m K• u1c ~..-.e was ~ with ed . 12 l9 t[c ·--Russell, Middleport Band DlA th""lre party was pla~d[ prayer by the president, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Pearl McGinCertified Oil Stillion and bath efltcJency a, ;wunen l First floor. Middleport. Phone - --lnsuran~ rector. for Feb. 15 wbn Ohio Eta L. R. Wiley. nis spent two weeks at WY 2·387t I 21 12tc Business Services PHOTO Copytng Service. CopStudent• !ram tho 5th grade Phi Chapter ol Beta During the business bome bere. ,~~to~=~ THREE ROOM furnished apart1es made o1 legal papera. tbrnugb tile !lib will atend Phi Sorority met Tuesday . Marvin Kelly wu i ment with bath t'or couplt! . Lut r:II'HHI, P'huDIIIIII ... bird~ records and almost any tbe c:oncert at an asembly ning in the Columbia Gas ed as improving from rec~nt Phone WY 2-M:Iii in MiddleHeollq other dllOUI!lenls. period. II wao reported earl!- in Middleport. Miss . Following group singport. 212 South Fifth Ave. IIIIDomllle, Reoter Insurance, PomenJJ er by Ohio University lhallbe Neuman, president, log bymn, I Love to Tell a.d VOU sewer lrftlltel tfc concert would be open to tbe the meeting. the Story the meeting was 1 18 tic 84 We bava all pubUc but seating capuclty of Thank you notes were read closed witb prayer. RefresbAPARTMENT, 5 rooms and !le.., Machines tit Mldcll r1 adllorl will ts ed to 11 mem •-·• Legal Not1'ce • epo a um from Shirley Beegle and men were aerv ""'"• shower and tub. ~1 S. Reasoedle not permit this. Knlgh bers and one guest, the 1\eY. 3rd St., Middleport, Phone CaD II) Z-ml o., '" Nlpt LEGAL NOTICE- Mrs. A. R. t. A IDcks, by the hoslelaWY 2-2671. 1 15 lie 7 • tic M "''" & sale was planned for Feb. ' Mrs. Clarence Mel'leal, Mro. ' _ ONA LOUISE MARCINKO, the location to be ~=:::: We're stortlng Tha Now With A lmlll TRAILER LOTS - free sew- "~AI'ING, Plumbing, Mueller a minor, whase place of res!- Riding Club Dinner later. Anyone having (lec>rge Meioharl, Mrs. -Ruth ln ond Lot U. Give You A Good o..L More Now age and water. Brown 's Trail Furua.... Unoid BrotHn. dence is unknown, and Helen Is Well AUemled Is asked to cootact members Karr, Dick Wiley, Mrs. Jarnes · Fordt Are Being Sold Tlt.on E- Bofore. Th!lt er Park !Stale Approved!. 1 Ill East MaiD -~ Pom- White, mother of Mona Louise of the chaple<. Hawley and Hom..- Rice. · Mo•na More Sharp UMII Cart Are a.lng Tr-*1 .. . Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY a-oy. Pb~ Wl' W4CL Marcinko, a minor, whose place Approximately ?$ members . ___.:;:::;;:.:;:.:;:::::::__ _ 1-3321. t Ia Uc 1 II tic of residence Is also unknown, and guests attended the annual A theatre party Is scb~led j 64 CHEVY II NOVA 400 - 4 DOOR 'TWO 1 room furnishedapart· TRANSMISSION Salvage Com- will take notice that on the dinner of the Meigs County Rid- for Monday nlgbt, Feb. II, with 8 oyl. P.G. lrans. Power aleerfDIIIDd NciiO. menta. One first floor WY 2- pany. !Wpalrlng all makes. 25th day of November, 1964, ing Club Tueaday evening at members to moet In front oi .a. •omatic and standard tra!l8- Thomas J. Marclako, bemg the Rock Springs Grange ball. the Meigs Theatre at ! Mr. and Mrs. Ruger PhDIIps 64 FORD GALAXIE 50J) - 2 DR. HARD 11 27 u. - missions. Maurtce Gagoon plaintiff, flied his petition a- Beked ham provided by the The regular meeting will and family of Middleport wera 8 eyl, Automatic Tnalll. Radio. MODERN 4 room ant1 bath Owner. Phone WY UJ?3. ' gainst Mona Louise Marcinko, low in the gas efftce ill Sunday dinner guests lumtsbed aparunt!nt. M 1 d· u 17 tfc a minor, as de(endant in the is hereby made . port. Memben are reminded motber, Mra. Clara PbDlipl. 63 FORD GAlAXIE 500 - 2 DR. HARD TOP Court of Common Pleas of REFERENCE DEED: Vol. note lhe change ol to Mr. and Mra. WendeD Chapdloport. WY H874 . 8 eyl. Alltomatlo T1ul, Radio. AUt..TIUNEEil 9 11 tfc Meigs County, Ohio, being Case 212, page 333, Records of day Instead of the regular WelhttDn were receul 62 FAIRLANE 500 - 2 DOOR 1 ROOM aparlrnenl and bath. tomploto 8enloo No. 13,704, praying lor divorce Deede of Meigs County, Ohio. day. guests of his ~~=:: 8 <71. Slllndartl Tnull. Radio. uofurnishd . All uuliues turCl1ll llnidlanl from tho said Mona Louise Plaintiff also alleges that the Pat Hllldy cllstlrubted "March and Mrs. J8cob ' 11111 Dlabed. Upstairs above Dr. w.:-·c.~l'l';:, Marcmko. a minor, on the parties are the owners of the of Dlmea" material. Betty his mother, ~~tlrlll- N •--61 FORD GALAXIE 500 • 2 DR. HARD TOP Donovan's ofice. Phone WY .. grounds of gross neglect of household goods and personal Rawlingl!l presented tbe Mr1. Verne \.AI , eiDUU 8 cyl. Allt<tmatlc T1ul. Radio. ~ or WY 2-2064. ctae, l*lo duty and extreme cruelty and property located in lholr al program, "Literature." a... and Teresa,. were recent guests 11 11 1 12 u. i • that there Is a separation of home. rr.aJunenlo ......, """"" by her brother, Mr, and Mrs. I 59 FORD GALAXIE DR. ~-----: d--cb_th_ __ --- A to Sale the plaintiff and ddendant by Plaintiff also prays that upon Moore. · lAmbert. 1 8 cyl, Automatic Tnalll. Radio. a apartmeDI U virtue of tho ill treatment on final hearing of !his ca,..., he Attending weN Dorothy Am- The memben of the I room an In Pomeroy. Phone wv 2-3319· S7 BUICK Roadmaster, 1400.00. the part of the defendant here- he divorced from aald defend- berger, Barbara Session met 2 DOOR CUSTOM. 12 11 U. Phone WY 2-2768. ln. Plaintiff further alleges that ant and be awarded the care, tha Escbleman, Belay tbe home of Mrs. ' <71. Slondml Trou. B!t\11•· TRAJL"'~=ER=--Io_ts_fcor --rent, close 12 22 301p be is the owner of the undivid- custody and conlrol of the miD- Artene McDaniel• Beverly Mr. and Mrs. David ..., ' to L.aundrymat and sehOOit ed three • fourth interest and or child of the parties hereto, rin, April Smith~ Lynn Smlth, and Mickey of Gallipolia were 5B 'CHWROLET 2 1;1001 The Rambler the defendant the owner o[ the that he be awarded defendant's t..-hara Riggs. BOlio Jo Spears recent guests of Mr. and Mn. Valley Lumber & Supply Com8erl. Slalldard TriDI. Badlo. pany, Middleport. I»Ue World Slllodartl of Colllpad undivided one-fourth Interest in intert!8t in tho real esllte de- Linda Watson, Marfl)'n Wise- Francis Cotlrlll. EseoDeand to the following real estate. scribed berein and tho bouse- cup and Gall Hovatter. M,... Jane Cottrnl spent a '57 CH!VRO~IT 2 DR. 'ST~TION WAGON · 81 Ttt:ii!:E anG lour r(Y).,, turni~heI ear room, r1dt IIDd perThe following real estate hold goods and personal propweek in New York attendln& a a:eyt s~tl4rd T...,._ll.itllo. , ·. lid 1Dt1 dJIIunttsbool ..,.,. - . : : : · Small ""'bill eCOOOIIIJ' situated In County of Meigs erty located In the hame of club and preps rei! IIJ , ochool. 12 1 U. ......_ WY :1-6414 IIWIIIIor& IJ Slate of Ohio, aod ijl the parties hereto as alimony, Reuter, prealilent, wao Mrs . Irene Jac!<son re~lfltl!d 56 FORD 2 DOOR FAIRlANE 8 C)'l l!taDdlnl Troll.. !lttillo. Ole~ Township of Olive, and bound- and for othol proper relief. with cooered dishes brought hotite Saturday morning · ___u=·~v~es:.:...tock ::.=::__ E. 8lreel.~n ed and described as follows: i Said cause IJlll be for bear· the members, at 7:30; • · York where sbe bid at- Pbtna W1 8ectlon 26, Lot 640 - (II ~ ing on or after the 12th day of William B. DoWnie aaked tended a flower orr~ent llr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterin2% tk acres NE o[ S. W. y, and March, 1965. lin ~·· ,Followlnjtthe St'hool [or a week. 4 Irian, large and small animal& _ __ N.W. part of S.W. v., as the THOMAS J. MARCINKO •ner. a one bour flllil, "Rt Mr. and· ·Mro. · ·.SnaveiJ _ . l ... 'I ' " Ull Wasblngton Sl., Ravens 1957 Four-<lotr English Hill same appears on the Auditor·s 1crow, Crow & Porter, Ride,:• tho w~• lo Galllpolla recently on . • ~· ' Usm CAR LOT !ftlOC(, W. Va. Phone 273-42'11 man. Escallent condition, Tal DupUcate for •.lllo... year Attorneys- for Plaintiff ican boslneu. -~ ·· . Oflleo boun, Daily 4 to 6 p. • . WY 2-2418. 1947. In the name 'of Jomes (I) 28; (2) 4, II, II, 25; 13) 4, was by Chait.., R. Karr Wilkes n~t' IJIII m..r on ' Loeust & Syu,nor. It~ ;a 1 26 U. 1 11 tic N. Beard, referonce to whicb 1 11: 71c Jr. I W~~e•day, J~n. 28, ,for tbelf '::J=::t~i:::!~:!!:!!::'!!~::"lll!lil!!!:~a!!!!:!IB••••.. 1 \llllletl PNo - - port at 7:45. Momben .,.. ...... ed to attend. The Riverview GardoD Club . will met Jan. 28 ol tho homo. of Mrs. Walter B"""' IDstea4 . of at Mrs. Carl Buel<ley'•- ao originally planned. The Women'a Aasoclallon of the First United ~n Church in Middleport will llll!el Thursday eveninl at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Cbarles Shoemaker will be the prusnm leader and Ml&s Margarel Sal> er, devoUonal ebatrman. n.er. will be installation oi officerl by Mrs. J. ·E. HarJu. Holies• es wlll be Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mrs. Fred Lew!l, Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary, Mrs. J. K. Smilb, and Mrs. Sboemaker. Rock Springs Gmnge will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. There will be a prosram and refreshment. wlll bt served. JAN. 31 Salisbury Cub Scouts Pack 240 will meet at tho sChool, Saturday at 7 p.m. All oub acoull and boys interested In becoming cub scouta or boy acou11 Card of Th~nks be ~ In Jatarto on CJS.TV"s 'Jaco the Nation" StmdJry • • . Tonight's "ABC Scope' plano to present special ......,.,. o1 Sir w- CIJurdl. W' s lJIDI-iHIIIta, pro-emptinC • ~·t dallalll about Amerlco'o future couraa In South perhaps tho most lmportaul Viet Nam. .... ' ·'· . - . . ,. ..... ),._......._.. ........ ~·-- -~ """' l.OH<i HAV~ YQl.l Bt'EN IM H.;Rn �.,.} I lt.honda Halley Ijoy<d. Guelll ottendinl "'"" ilO.DIIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midclleport, o., Jill. •• ltu Is Honored on I::...:::; :':;"~C:. A d A d IandMr.!fn.and Joe Turner. Vt<~ie Hamson. Kalbv llarTi-,1 Mr•. Charles Vl'OIIIIIIl '11th Birthday 1, 8011, Cathy McDaniel, Jane l roun and ehlldren, Marl< and EtG;ikey, Diana Brambly, Rav I Abo n !her of Belpre viSited with lbelr A UXl•t•lOrV .A. CflVIfleS .• • • Announced .J ' ::r"';· Ut A blrtlxlay party was glren ' Ferguson, Jenney Ferguson, Setunlay, Jan. 23 . in honor of Bob~y Major. Dollie RoU>h, Rhonda Halley on her lith ' An~eiP r.<ajor and Debbie Me· ' parent., Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman and Mr. and !fn. F1elding Hawkino. They visited with Mro. John Vroman at !Jo~ er Hospital in Gallipolis where she is being treated for 8 hip fracture . Middleport blrtbday by her mother. ~1rs -Bonnie WhJI!ington . assisted by Mrs. Margie F'e 1·guson :1n J lfodmother. Mrs Plwebe 1.t-e Games and dancing were en- Plans wm made for • bat• tea bake we wboll tbo Amer1con Legion AUJillary of Drtw Weboter Post met Tueoday evemng. Mrs. Olin Knapp, president,., . f the ~.... "~ 10 charre 0 meet-.. El~~th Vaughan was reJM)l'ted Ill m Meigs Memorial Roopltal and !Iowen were ordered sent to her. It wu votW. to have a memorlal lervice and draping of charter in the future, on the meetlnl following death of a member. It wu reported that tha membership to date II 101. ' Sevw~ ~atlonl were llb:ed. Mrs. l!na!>l'· It 'It'll cloclded to lQd Inc LJ11 tbo eJ&bl . . The mid-winter conlereooe order 21111 poppies IAl ooU. liic:t buttetiD1from Rqlno Rill. wt11 be bold February 11&-27 at I K~ lfarrls and Mlcl<ey diolrl,<' -,d"'l, ......,... tbo Deibler.· Cole Hotel in WUilaml of the LecJon 1'<111 Girls Slate, memberabip lind Columbus with reglalralion on were ,._n IAl plan for the the ~ blribcll;r party Friday from 1 • 10 p.m.. and .Legion blittlday party on ~· by the Ellhtb District in Au- Saturday at 8 a. m. On Friday 18 which wDt open wJth I dmI'Jil. A bulletin wa, ·rod lrtm even.IDJ there wlll be I eotn· ner at the POQleroy ElemmJoe Deutlcbel, department civll defense and national tary sdlool, followed by I projutant of the American meeting with Mn. l!l'aut. Mrs. Paul Cllsel volunvi Ohio,. proleltinS the Henry Tatro, national defense teered to IIB8ist with the proof Veterans Hospltall and and Mrs. Arthur gram, and the .ways and meant changlna: of the · Veterans Ad· , national aecurity oomn1ittee of tile Auxiliary will ministration offit:ea. A thank chairman, as speakers. be in charg~ oJ t~e dinner. you note wu read from the saturday morning wlll be Mrs. Casc11 Mtwnal security Lawrence A. Smith family and the arand pi'OCel!lional with all chairman, gave her report and Winterizing Three Season Flower Gardens, are Gorden Club TopiC$ MEIGS THEATRE i I I In Every Department Throughout The Store I i ---:---·- WEA'J'HER 111111 17-ZI today. Fatr ud . .d ton!pt, low s-12. lotarday r l• .. d ~ and cold wt&a ltp1 IDOW, Creating New Grange Interest Is Discussed __ A I draws heated air down between the front and rear sections of the heat chamber and pushes it out along the cabinet front .•. spreading a wide carpet of warmth over your floors. ""'Ip·O·Mati( ' ' Four SlzH of Deluxe Closed Front Clrculatort COMFORT CONTROLS PRICED AS LOW AS Approved By The American Gas Au«iation for use with natural, manufactured, LP., and mixed gases. Never again will )'OU have to stoop, bend or grope in the dark l'o !tel the controls on your heater. Both the thermostat knob and the blower reflector switch are located at the top rtlr of t~e heater cabinet where you can see them and adjust them conveniently and easily. sas I BOOSTERS TO MET The Southern Locll Band Boosters will hold their regu- 1 lar meeting, Thuroday, Jan. 28, at 7:30 p. m. at South..-n Lo- ' c~l High School. All band parents and anyone interested are ; welcome. I January Clearance I SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ON ALL WINTER MIRCHANDISI . tlNDERGOES SURGERY Charles Slack of Huntington e1 Group of Sport & Dma Shirts Rtductd up to 50% underwent heart sur~~::entl: /1 el Group of Men'a & loya' Winter Caps ~ price Cbarlotleville State Hospltol Monday. He Is recov• Men's & Boys' Winter J1ck•ta hductd % ering nlc.Jy. Ill, fatber wu the · late Ernest Slack of • 1 Small Group ef Mtrt'a Suits ~ prlc. · and his mother· Mn. Edna '' Bell, resides in Hunllnl!lon. OTHER .SUITS REDUCED 20% • •..,,...,_r""-~'""1 a Ntw •DtNrt Sand• Fini1h lxcluolvt "Picture Frame• Styling fM those who prefer a li&htar color, WARM MORNING offers a bealltiful, new "Desert Sand" light beige finish In acklition to the popular "Sheraton Brown• mahollPI color. WARM MORNING's modern •PietuN~ Frame• at)'lina: sets a new higtt lor beauty. Each WARM MORNING 10~ heat« is like 1111 attractive piece of furniture that vrill improve tho of till' ""'"" ~ THESI GRIAT NIW HIATIIIS lOON , , , OUR 1UMI WIU SUIT YOUR BUDGO ,_ -·· -· - . Rutland Furniture ARNOLD GRATE PHONESH2-4811 RUTLAND, OHIO Cia.,_, at Rio Grende College resumed Wedneoday following the aernester brealt Studenls n!lurning !rom Middleport Included Bobby Ord, !.eo Kennedy, Jr.. Neda Bradford, lleJ>. nls Saelens, Eric Chambers lind Sandra Brewlni!on. Miss BrewIngton aaslsted wllb reaJslraUort earlier In tha weok. PLAN PARTY The Middleport Cl!lld Conser. ·vatlon Leape ..W opon""' a oltattng party r~ II at the Skate-A-Way ._. Route 7 r.. ehlldreo of memberl aMI ehlldren of tbo Melp Cottnty 1 Home. The party wiD 'be held 1 from 7·10 p. m. aDd members i are asked to meet In front ol t ALLIGATOR Wool To~, Geba, T.w.,cta 1nd Worattd, IEDUCED ~ . . eAII W.-thtr C01t1 hdu. 20 to 50% • i Group taYe' Swtatera, \I'll. h? 6.95, $1'- ~.00 el Group Men'• P,ulkWer's-•lfn, V~l. to 9.95, S•l• ~.""" e1 .'Group Men's 14.9S val,, S•le 6.95 .Swtlitera, .' - -. ...,. ' :4r&l•n . . ' ' ' . . ~ DOW~lE-GRQSS, HoMa tho DutiGol llrui -.. OP ARROW IHIRTI ' .. I ., • INC. .POMEROY J ~ ' Called !Ike Neal Credited with .Saving Life Of Novelty Shop Owner Robert Fife Organizations are Urged ~'.· ~h~~~~r~~~~!~?ot~h~!kV~~ T th'ngs Spring-like than in February? fol Thus, a meeting to organize for the Big Bend Boat In -~ Regatta this spring will be held Tuesday, Feb. 2 at 7 30 0 p.rn ., at Pomeroy town hall. the g Organizations in the Meigs ~~ and Mason county areas inter- much money will be available ~ ested in helping in any part of far the races, !eating, and park• the regatta are LU"ged to attend. · iu~ is available. Problems in i Regatta Chairman Willis Lead. connection with having or not lingham , Pomeroy businessman having the new river docks WASHJNGTON - IT WAS A · said, " We know stag- ; also will be reviewed . chill day in January. but school ing the regatta wlll be consid- Mr. Leadingham said, "We aid SUpporterS thought they erable WOrk, but ~~~ r~ports urge all organizations ~0 be saw a sig[l or spring - Catholic I we have be':" recetvmg It ap- rep~esent~. Everyone _mterestI t Y 0 I enth us- ed m he lp mo:o• make this . event . ad Protestant spokesman prais- ~ears. th ere IS Pen lng the same education bill. lasm: '. successful, whether ah~ned ID The House general education Dec1s1ons to be made Tuesday a group or not , also IS wei•ubcommitee heard Thursday I night will be on whether or not come.'_' . ) fJ·om churchmen and educators i a parade should be held, whe- It Will be dectded also If 1-ewho in the past have taken al~ ither a Miss Ameri~a contest Is gi_onal or national spomorship most opposite views of federal ~ to be ~nducted. If a water will be ~sked for the regatta aid to education. This time, Ishow wlll be conducted, how planned m Pomeroy. they were close to agreement ~---·-------- - -- - ---- - on President Johnson 's $1.2 bil· ; Prosecuti'on M a y C o m p l e t e lion plan to as.,ist schools in poverty areas. buy books and help build educational centers , E v a n s M u r d e r Case T o d a y for pubhc and private school 1 WORLD Bob Fife, Middleport, whose on my first trip inside the for the- box that we- kept In I "Finally, a man got to me-and he~me and novelty shop was Ibuilding," said FU~. ''Anyhow, bedroom which contained grabbed me by the coat collar - lour 1 I dt>stroyed by fire Sunday night, it was on the third trip that 1 the valuables when 1 went ln- 1and pulled me out of the place,., today revealed he was rescued got lost amid the flames and side the last trip,'' Fife admit- i said Fife. "U Jt badD't beell from the burning structure smoke." ted . , for him I'm sure I would never iby Merchant Policeman Ike , " l guess 1 was still bunting Fife said he was down on hls lhavt made It out ol there." LaI Neal. ~--- ~ -·- - -~- ----- hands and kntoes trying to crawl Iter he realized Jt was Mr. NeaL LT. REYNOLDS i Ff .d " I d'd 't r e ·t I t M d from the building. "I was ' Ptl. Neal. who resides leu I'll e sa~·i ft I ~h tztm:t . plent y confused,'' ht! said. thlln • block from tbe nOVelty MASON-Seceacl Lt. Frank ~~ ' a lwk !Oha er e_ Irde th ·, ••J . was lost and just about shop, wu not on duty when lat Reyao ld s oI Mason complet· b I was o c<~rned msl h . . .. _ be .w led e e O\'ereome by the smoke when went Into the flarmn& buildiftl 1d. ed the Officer• Haslc Course ur~!ng Ul mg an me I I head a voice calling me.' 1 after Mr. Fife. in December at Aberdeen out. - -- · - - - -- - - - - -- - Prnvlllc GI'Gund, Marylaad. ' The Middleport businessman ) t He 18 now asslgDed to the said he was at the home of his E x a l t e d Cyclops, T w o A i d e s 3&64tb Ordnance Company father. DeU Fife next door, j . 1 D. s.. Pt. Pleasant, wberr be I whi.E'n the fire b;oke out. Fife , PT. PL_EASANT - Th~ fedIs a maintenance platoon I sai~\ he went Into the living ; era] Housmg and Home ~mance Arrested in Bomb Incident leader. In Marcb he will re- 1quarters of his building to get a A_g_e~cy of the Comunlbes Fa1 turn to Ab..-de<n lor furtber !metal box th•t contained mon· · cohhes Agency has ~pproved NEW BERN, N . C. (lJPil- FBI agents arrested Ill traluJug. ' ey <~nd valuables. .Altogether, ! fed:ral advance of ~~5,5 75 to "exalted cyclops" of the Ku Klux Klan and two other he made three trips inside. . Pomt P.leasant. accordtng to men today and accused them of ~hree bombings that oc~ AI'r Ch."lled i . l gue5S I didn't realize that a Washington, D. C. announce- cuned during a civil rights meetmg Sunday !tight. l had golten the valuables box ment. , j Seized with the men were Ku Klux Klan robes, min-_ _ · The funds were allocated to , utes of Ku Klux Klan meeti'-\gs and Klan appHcatloa u.~e Johnson but unabashedJACKS~N (UPI) - T~e prosec_u tion was expected T B •'"'tt." ~"'" ':'XtWX' ~%<"1J')'"'-" Tt"?io,\ , ; ' ~urvey and plan activit~ for ' blanks. ly designed to find a compro- I to. complete It~ case t~day m the first-degree murder I~n 8 ~ acre urban re~ewal pro- The FBI Identified the men I - . t' t thl d dl k 1 tnal of Mrs. Ahee Marte Evans , 24, of near Ironton. I COLUMBU~ (UP I) : Jett m downtown Pomt Pleas- as Edward E. Fillingame , 23, · by Vancehoro. 1 mise sou tOn s ea oc ' i The final state witnesses were to include Mrs. Effie 1 • The ~hlo Hl~h. Scho~l , ant . The area Is mainly non • !1 a construction laborer ; his cou- A Klan charter, Issued JUD:~ appar~ntl_y bas succeeded . At I Hall, widow of Henry Hall, 66, of near Oak Hi11, who w's I n MidWeSt Athletic Assoclahon 18!d residential and occupies more sin Laurie L. Fillingame, 21. a 4. 1964 by Imperial Wizard Robleast. II '' producllll! a vehicle 1beaten fatally in a robbery attempt last Feb. 21, and lfotoday odvonce sale of t•c Tu·-'-for negotiat 1ons. d C . f t t h' h t 1 M ~ / k f · than one-third of the central carpenter and grocery storP op- ert \f . Shelton of ~~ 1 1965 5 war. urIS, a ormer ~~e. lg .way pa roman. ': · r,v- By United Pren JntPrnattnnal l' ets or t.he state 1 busine_s _district. . erator; and Raymond Mills, Ala .. ~~• ..found.ln Mills" homt. DJ!".SMOINES IOWA _ AN ans lS accused of partlclpatmg m the robbery·sla~mg of Tempen:1tures sank to 30 de- , b~ 1 kebtbadl~ t,?ur~~me,nt Prehmmary esttmates ind1· 135 a salesman. All were ar- It ident1f1ed Mills as 'exalted. 1 • t d Hall. grees bPI ow zero in the uppl!!l' WI • IlCOn •n.uvu or 'cate that when plans are com-1 re~ted at th~tr homes in near- cyclops'' of the New Bern unit. 1 nve!l_ t gtattohn was un err wa~ _ toJames Whitt, 18, also of near I Midwest today behind a bla!lt the general pubhc. I plete , the proje<>t will require The arrests climaxed Ill alJ.. day m o e eause o mass1ve Ironton was returned from the : him and Cron to a spot near . d he the power failure that knOI'bd out Ohio P~nltentiary and testified · the house. He testified she de- of b11ter cold_ ~tr that push_ed ' Commiuioner Paul E. a fe eral capital grant in the : out effort by t FB1, state 1 1 i r:a Gran a e T0 Lanne pOlD • J0 b 1 1 0 ° 30 e1ow I\,_ '1 I 11 I- ---- - - A 1.On Qpens 0 S • 1 (' I bur.auo of Investigation and ele<trical service to wide areas Thursday In the second day of scribed Hall's house and said · on to-:ard D1<1e; Heavy rams Landis said rho OHSAA'a sume of $211,1100. 0 . C. Hall of of seven Midwest states Thurs- the trial He and Harold Cron "we rould go there and rob : sent nvers surgmg near flo~d board of control decided Appalachian Power Company )O('ai law enforcement olflcen. day . . : , ' h ., 1 !tage in Oregon where the sit· to discontinue the .ad· is chairman of the Urban Reto solve the state's first report. Lights started going off about ! ~~..J:~"~: ~~=r~a:nr:'"!e~! i '~e woman allegedly drove ., uati?," was termed " danger- : vane• s~l• because of • new a I Authority in Point Pleat. ~ ed ilK'ident of racial Violeoce 1:20 p. m. across the stricken sentenced to life terms. ! up and down the lane until af- ous. . . , gf reat dehmand for tickets ant. in more than I yetr. area. The failure lasted from : Whitt testified the woman ' ter the robbery and picked up : lnt~nahon~l Falls. Mmn .. re- , rom sc ool personnel, I FBI help in the cue was r• ----leso. tllaa a minute in some ! platmed -the . rubber~. and drpve , Whitt and Cron again. . porte 30 be ow zero early to- ,,,,,.,~''"''_,"'"""""'"'"', C 00 quested by local au\borilleo and towns to more than two hours . -~-~ .. -.... ~ . - -- -· - · I day and the !'lercury ~Pc , . . _ 1 the National AtiiOI!letion for .S dwAs mh NGTON <~P';.;~:;,'::; tha Advanco....,·ot c..lartd 1proached that figure in Norfh · If~\' i Dakota. where every weather . ,e Wt 1 • peroona p People iNAACP). 1 CAPE KENNEDY _ STRUt· , LONDON (UP)) - Am. I bureau reporting station showed 1he man mosl affected, Presi1 ln~, J:OOSiructlon workers were / :~::,:·~~r :.:;,:.~:~··~h~;. 20below Thursday 1t was of. 1dent .Johnson , a Senaw subcom· ..~ to continue a masIDlS 'I ' fiCially 6 b~low m Chicago and Two person!! were ~mployPd mittee opened a heurmg toda~· . li"' , walkout todav that has J : at least 9 below in t.he _suburbs. ' when the Southef'n Local Boa rd on a proposPd con!;t itutional 1 chill today. halted most spaceport bulldine i 1 A dolagatlon lod by Sec· , .'n Oregon, heavy rams comof Education met Thursday ••·,change lo deal with the death ; for the fifth time in les ~an' rehry of State Dun Rusk bmed With rneltmg snow was I ~ning _at the higb school build- or disability of a presklent. 11 ' \ and Chief Justice Enl expected to send the Willamet· 1r g w1th all members present. . C . I year. , Warren went through fill· 1 . : The- natural ga!!l rate In i In a sper1al message to onAtempts to resolve the cr1p- l WASHINGTON CUPil- Atty. ing snow to Westminater I te River ab~ve flood stage ~ 1 Gallla and Meigs Counilf:'S Will Besides routme business, HPJ - 8it'SS on the eve of the hearing, pling dispute, whleh Involves the ' Gen -designate Nicholas Kat7.en- Hill and stood silently i lday. f'.orvalhs, Ore . m the Wll· )be reduced 11.".! cents per 1.000 en .Johnson was employed for I Johnson gHve hiS full suppor1 tO wage scale pa1d by one con- 1bach made It clear today there with htads bowed for two · 8ll1ette Val.ley, reported 428 cubic feet beginning March 1. the duration of the year as as- 1a proposed amendment whi ch 1.nches or ram m 24 hours wash- iColumbia Gas or Oh10, Jm· , an- s1stant rook t~t Southern Local would elimmale any vacancy in Jan C. Lon~ of the tractor, apparently have failed. i would be no let up in tl1e Jus- mlnutH. Trl • 1 Union officials said the walkout 1tlce Department~s vigorous enGen. Dwight D. Einn~ mg out all the past reco;ds . 1nounced today. , elementary, and Etta Mae Hill the office of v1ce prt'sident and State Area Council, Boy Scouts would probably continue ~ forcement of civil rights laws hower did not go to the aThe town of John Day ~~ The reductwn comes undf'r was employed as substitute Ilay down procedures m the of America. is a recipient of day. and in Its war on organized hall, but the American e stern OJ:egon applied to U S. provisions or the fuel coat teacher for the same penod 1event a pre~ident could not car· Ithe Freedom Foundation's Nacrlme Embassy tald he probab- Army Engmeers for ~ore s~nd· clause in the comrnWlilies' con' r on h1 s dut1es. than Hale award. LONDON - A FULL-ORES I , ly would do IO later to- bags ~long the Umatilla Ri~er. tracts with the as com n , _Full ~pprov~l was glven for i y Jan Is a member of Troop Ch I Katzenbach, the calm stx-foot· day Mudslides blocked raH lmes g pa Y partlf'lpatJOn m the N.D .E A. 1 The amendment provides that 1245 ~--.~ b A . Leh 1 0 f Si W' st r~~~~r~a m. on ur-ed I er who commanded government • and highways . ts the result of _refund s from I T1tle II [ prog: am for 1ts c:lura- if a vacancy occurs m the oil v·e J'idd~er~a~ r f the lnfia ed racial mwa; l O>?. d natural gas suppliers The re- twn , .d t g10n o . epo . e 1!I c s unera 1 processiOn mov slowly through the streets Gf l orces on . . . . m · hmds were ordered by the · :of vice president, the presJ en 1 the Jon of Mr and Mrs. LE'w1s n ucreSSIOD .. - .-· I......,....x ,"'" '"'-""'""'·""'" . ' Katzenbach 1n'*"'· C']ear on A' I I In Ri'ghts Work S h I BOard Amendment Bill Gas JtaleS Are· Emp1.oys . . 1. wo . ... __ . , Reduced for Jan Long is GaJlia, Meigs Nathan Hale Award mner 1 I w· I London tod~y. Before dawn bands, mannes,. soldier~ and sailors massed m Parliament Square near Westminater Hall where Churchill lies in state ''I 6 a m. (I a. m. l!.t ~sr ) Sa tunu urday. A drum bome d t he llgnaJ and t»e procession. atretchlng for a mile, moved out of the square at 60 steps a minute. To allow the proces. slon to begin, the long line waitlnl to get Into Westminster Hall was baited for seve11 minutes. Mtanwhile at 7 a. m. (2 a. m . EST) today 193,793 persons had walked past Churchin's coffin which rests en a catafalque 10 feet high. OOLIJMBUI - DEMOCRATS will enter ac andldate for the ol state ludl~I ~~~ :"'"""" Y• '\;"'~. e occaaJan to diiKiunco ....,.bllcattB fur pattJna up 8 "otand-lly" c~ date. · William L. Coleman IIBid Democrats did not Intend · to force"' eleetion "as tbo opposIlion hu cl>ar!!ed. but we do Intend to see that the people are ,...., a cham!~! to oeleet 1 can~ of tbelr choice u pro'I!Wd bt the alate conBiilution.• ._, ., llepubUcana nominated ala~ 'heuurer John D. Her- :':i:,.lred ""'?' bert. . ~ eotVIIIBVS "" A BilL TO lin state llllPloJ• . a pay 1'111 be tillrocllleed \11 atale . 1! . Jlobol'\ Holmee and Sita.,.n of Frtlltkllrt Coua- .,; ' ',' · . · " " i ; l d .He llacl·1 llle1" ........ . _ ~- Stlila ~Cilr>t · .. , .. Mild.·, ~ _ t.,o~d Oil M ll ' I; .. ltalll, u. c - ::; ~ ., • ,. c ...." " ::. - :. ...• t wen ldllod - faol , _ oil forl............. c . s:. :..') ~ wd CLASSES RESUME enti n -- - :; tJ.~ s:.f ~\ IS •w;::l ,...,...,...iiii Lllllt • a1 y Oatol;lt-•-~ • Installation Is Held by Bethel No. 62 · Elberlelds In Pomeroy -- ;:; Maffresses and Boxsprinvs 107 I.._ w_ ... __ ••as .... ·, ) ----------------------------~----------------------------------------------------·----------~ 0-- -----------------------VOL XVI NO. 244 ' fiVE CENTS POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1965 uraed members to purchase government bonds and aiBO emphasized Radio Free Europe She asked ~ell member . IAl give 25c at the next meet1ng. The Unit voled to purchase. $25 hond. • Mrs. Leo Va\lghan. Unit legIS\&tuve cha~rman, spoke on !It!! closing of Veterans Hosplt· als aud asked all members to write se._tors and representatives in regard to the Veteran1 preference bill. Prayer by Mro. J. M. Thomton. chaplain, a verse of Amerlea, and the closing ode by the president closed the meeting. Refreshments were served by Mn. Karl Krautter, Mrs. Wll· !lam Swatzel, Mr*Charlet Swatzei and Mrs. Leo Vaughan. 5 NOW 'IOU IDJ()Y . Enioy "Wall To Wall" Warm Floor Heat This Winter At Lowest Cost - with a Beautiful f&l'll~f GAS HEATER! . • e •;p zt.ra. SALE! " • • • Guflm. 1 Martha McNeal, daught..- of Ire t' ream. cakt', kool-Hde, r.Mr and Mrs . Clarence McN~l, Panrlv and mmt.~ were ~r:· ··e1l 1s eonfmed to her home With by uie honorl:'d guest. Rhond:-t pneumoma. Martha will be unreC'el\o'ed many ~;: 1 fb able to altPnd second grade _.,....,...._ __,_...;._______________ Iclasses fur approximately ten Mr. Adolph Saeleno luis redavs •turned from Miami Beacb, FloBarbara .Jones spl:'nt Tuesday rlda: where be attended a conHnd Wedntsdav with her par- venuon. f'nls. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson , Mr. Claren~ McNeal spent ,.J(/nes She returned lo Ohio I Wetinesday in Chillicothe with l lnivenity Wednesday evening. Elm'"!' Culley, who is ill. Mr and Mrs. Eacl See of . from Mrs. Hoy dilnllarles, including variouo Fl olruck, W. va . and Mr and The Rev. and Mrs. George Dowen aent her while booplt.- boepJial cllalrmen who will \11"' Al lt>n SaundPrs of Point S1dall and children of Plattspi'Hellt condensed reports of Plm,nt , w Va and B p t I y ' burg- Ohio . visited with her partheir activities; Mrl. Homer 1 Williams of MiddlPport. were 1 enla, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart • Smith, department president; donner guests Wednesday of Mr. lr<cently . Mrs. Carl Zeller, past national --- - Mr and Mrs. Albert Roush I Advice on winterizing Ja'Nilll The club planned a bake from Ohio, who will and ch<ldren, Becky and Kenny and plannlne three-ae115011 flow· lor Feb. IS at the adclreoo in tile afternoon ; there will be a skit given 1<pent the weekend in Columbus er garden, highlighted the Jan- Department store with Mn. · wher" Mr. Roush, Feeney-Ben- , uary meeting of the Rutland Bertha Amos lind Mrs. by the I' dlstrlct presidents. Pom~roy . Ohio I net Post Commander attended ! Garden Club Monday evening ence Murray named A banquet will be held in the midwinter conference of the j at the home of Mrs. Cush John- man. the ballroom Saturday evening TONIGHT American Legion held at the . son. Mrs. Guy Larkin wu co- Membera answered roll with Mrs. Walter WUd Andrews, NOT OPEN Ohio State Fairground>. They I hostess. by naming &1!0101111 national president, as guelll . were accompanied by Mrs. Alta i Tbe meeting was opened by plants. Refreshments spoaltor, followed by a dance. FRIDAY and SATURDAY 1 Miller. Th<y visited wrh Mr. the preoident, Ml'!l. Paul Winn, out tha ..Ientine theme Mro. Knapp will oontact the J•nuary 29-30 "R 10 CONCHOS" i and Mrs. Gene .\1eade atd fam- with Mrs. Oleva Cotterill in served by the hostessees superintendent of Pomeroy tTeehnicolorl ily, Mr . and Mrs. Larry Flow- cbarge of devotloos. The pro- the 15 members and two gueats. scbools for the names of Girl Richard Hoone , Stuart Whit · ers •nd Mr. and Mrs. Clyde gram on "Landscaping • was Miss Harrl Marie Smith, Staters. The Girls Slate fee has rnan. Tony Franciosa, Ed been changed froro 135 to f40 mond O'Brien, Wf'nde Wag- Miller was observed. She re- given by Mrs. Carl Dennison. dleport and Mrs. Orion ner . House Peters, Jr ., Jim rnamed fur several days visit Mrs. Dennison presented 1 . o1 Dexter. The Jolmston home lind any organization wishing to liruwn. with the Meade family. . paper entitled, "Garden for wao decorated wUh Dower sponaor a girl oh<>uld contact Colorc•rtoons Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burton Three Seasons,' in which abe arrangement. made by Mro. spent the weekend in Columbus pointed out that baslcally per- James Tltul and Mra. Robert ' SUN., MON., TUES. : where they visited with Mrs. ennlal plants, includiing bi-an-- Reibel featuring a 'IV amangeJ•n. 31-Feb. 1-2 ' Howard Erlenwein and his sis· nul.s, annuals and bulbs, will ment of red carnations and "B IKINI BEACH" <Technicolor) ,I ter, a patient in Riverside Hos- make continuin,g flowering pos~ mantle arrangement usln1 ....... 1 f n1nk:ie Avalon . Annettf' . pital. They also visited in Mil- sible. No large shrubs or trees mums. F'unicello, Martha Hyf'r, j lersport where Mrs. Burton at- should shade the area and the Colorcartoons Featurette: Hot Stuff MILL STREET_ MIDDLEPORT 1tended a •hower given in honor border should be aceessable ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'====..,,....=...,=====~=...,...,.,.._....,.,.... ~111o~f_'B~i~lly~,Hoskins. from both sides. -- - - - - --~ Mrs. James Nicholson presented a paper on 'Lawn Care • stressing wlnter care of lawns by keeping the gruo short as winter comes and to forestall H to te Interest b1 the snow mold and other winter Gr ow erea 1 ange waa dlsctiBied when the fungus by applying tile spray, "Scull' between Thanksgiving Chester Grange met in relular and r;hrlstmas, repeating a session Tuesday evening with month later. Dale Kautz, worthy master, Mrs. Nlcbolstn was appoint· '~· ed garden therapy chairman. e appeal for aid was an· --· owered. A communication waa l'ead concernlln( a bowling team conteat. ComlllUIIIcallons also read 11'0111 the ' I a t e Grange muter thankt., the Modern, low cost gas (natural or L.P.I Grange for conlribldlon to Boys ~ives you cleaner, easier, more economVlllaie and alBO con<emlng the ICal home heating. And WARM MORN· Bethel No. 62 of the Inter· Grange pampbleta. IN):; lets you enjoy the conveniences national Order of Joba DauJh- Georse Genhelmer, lelislattve Md economies of gas heat the best. ters met in regular 1eslion qent,- pve I report · on I When you combine natural gas and Monday evening at the Pome- representative viJJiing Ib e WARM MORNING, you get more and roy Masooic Temple, with all Grange to explain GI'IJ!il af. better home heating at lower cost. officers and council members fairs. The master :1 WARM MORNING offers you a complete present. the Meigs Community range of models for heating from one Stephanie Pullen, honored dinner to be held at the ~~•· II room to six. You can't buy a better value queen , presided and Sandra bury School Feb. f, at 6:30 p.m. in modern gas home heaters. Come in "Lokioa at Uae New Year" Brewington and Linda Darnell, soon and see the beautiful WARM past honored queens, were e•· including the di1CUS8lon Wll MO:~· IING line. corted to the east and ..ated. the theme of the PI'OIP'IID preWilliams Haye1 of Syracuse sented by Mrs. Artbur Orr. Three Sizes of PRICED AS LOW AS wao Installed on the Council as Group singing of Work ... the Custom Deluxt promolel' of finance, wIth Night Is Coming, opened the Radiant Front Mrs. Elsie D. Smith, guardian, program and llleiDben 1111w... Circulator~ the installing officer, and Paul ed roll eall with ways of preDarnell, associate guardian, Jn- venting accident.. A poem, stalling guide. "New Year OUtUenp' waa A certificate from tbo grand read by Mrs. Glelln Laweon. guardian, Marcella McNeal; of A poem, "Prayer For New Cincinnati, was prelll!llted to Year,' by Harry Holter precedMr. Hayes by Mrs. Smith. ed a cancllellghting servico with Linda Yost wao Installed as all memben participating. Junior princess wHh Linda Following the program, three Darnell tha Installing officer, ofiicers were llistalled, Mn. Sandra Brewington, Installing Arthur Orr u lecblrer; Glenn guide ; Patty London, Install· Lawson, uslstanl steward lng junior cu.otndlan; Debbie Mro. Glem lady asHayes . installing cbaplain and slstant ateward. Say goodbye forever to cold floors and drafty Pam Cleek, installing recorder. were served at the close of corners. WARM MORNING's "Carpet of ComA number of petitions for meeting. The next meellncl fort" blower system provides the comfortable were received and be February 21. member.hlp lfllrm floor heating you want. The powerful, lnitation will be hid at a 1.......................... quiet running "Carpet of Comfort" blower Jater date. I _, .... . ,,, I :0~~ 1 ~0 ~:.::P~.~~or~~~ Service• Announced Reserved Auto Funeral services for Mrs. T Leona Aumiller lllnes Walton I ags Aval'Iab}e sp;]; Ill I ~ederal . Power co~mi~s 10 n ed~=e L:~~ea~~g~u:c;o~~ ~u~~~ : ;eon~ldsu~ue~:"::e co~~;~~t~:~e:~ Im Washmgton. . mg Feb 13 to hold a Valent me both Ho~ses of Congress. Rate decreases resultmg from artv I1the refunds will apply to a tot· p . . In the evenl a prestdent w~~ ~ird Long, 744 So. St ., and an b.onor student m the Sevemtt Th d If ttorn engrade. ~rs ay as .. a ey g Notice of his winning came era · 82 Racine who died 'llmrsday' al uf 21Y Oh10 cornmumfles tn $I Ol ., 'I' k dlsablf'd to the pOint _be eouh to the local Boy Scout eouncil . · . of Ohio . terntory. . • 21 ., a f"D not carry out h1s duuea,. I e rrom Freedoms F ounda 1·IOn .l! . The baldJsh 43-year-old for· aftemon at· 3·10 p m will be Applicatons for reserved auto I Columbia · · · ·• " J k B k could on h" own trans er v 11 F p •~ rr· mer Rhodes schoIar and Um·ihe]d Sunday at 1·30 pm at licenses will be taken startmg l ...,avs 3(' ~on an · · 'd a ey orge, a ., Wna--.: o 10 verslty of Chicago law ' profes- the Ewing Chapel with 'Rev. Monday, Feb. 1. continuing ! Three Resident8 JA.CKSON ILTPll- The First them _to t~:si~~~ t:~e:n~ ~ cials h1ve been selecting ~nsor has been acting attorney Freeland Norris officiating The through Feb 26 WilHam A ..., National Bank of Jackson has the VIce P · Yld tnes fn:m over 31,100 part tcJ·general since Jaot Sept. 3 when remains will be taken to. Cal· Gibbs, deputy re~istrar in Porn: I Charged By Patr~l set the exart amount allegedly maJonty of the cabmet,n.:;:'l~ pants .. The award Ia given •n Robert F. Kennedy resigned to cutta 0 where funeral serv- ~ eroy said today I Three Meigs County res1dents 1embezzled by former ass1stant declare the_ president u · recognition of outstanchn1 pal· campaign for the U.S. senate .ices 'wm'' be held Mouday at / Ap,pbcants for ;eserved plates were cited to Meigs County cashier Henry S. Brookins at The president could J'E'sume riotic essays written by boys In New York. hiS duties by a deelaratton that Tbe contest 11epn 81 part of 1, 30 p.m. at the Presbyterian , must bring their title and re- Court Thursday by the Gallipol· $101.212 67 Church, with burial beside her lgistration and pay 8 fee of l1s Post State H1ghway Patrol. The Buckttye Union Casualty ~e was fit. Bul if the VICE' prts- the Strengthen America's Her.late husband Elza Walton in $lO 35 Gibbs said They were : Herman Michael Co , Columbus . filed a civil suit 1de~t and a majonty or . the . tage program Jointly sponsor · Preobyterian 'cemetery. Also / License plates · for 1965 will II, Rt. 1. Pomeroy, for passing against Brookins. asking reim- cabmet diSagreed, the drspute :ed by Freedoms Foundation and preceding her tn death was a go on sale March 1 and must on a blllcrest; Kenneth Wilt, bursement of that amount, less i would be sut.m ltted to Con- 1ttre Boy Scouts of Arnerirs la o1 stepson, CariOI!I Walton. be displa ed on motor vehicles 44, Rt __2, Pomeroy. ror passi~ $1.924 . rf'('overPd from him. ' gresa. . May. . Survivors Include theee step- by April\ The deputy will on a hillcrest, and Frank Dill, , Brookms ha s been bound over It would 1ake a two-th1rds The Nathan Hale awards will children, Frank Walton, R• sell licenses at Gibbs Grocery, 54, ~t. 3, P~meroy, for fall~e j to the federal grand JUry on an vote to p~vent . the ~res1dent 1 be presented to the top · essay Mrs. Pat Hindy, cbalrman ol elne; Harold Walton, and Leoa Mulberry Ave., and will be open to diSplay highwa~_l''.".~ permtl. . embezzlement cllarg~. from resummg_!" duties~-.. . I writers o1 Cub Scout, Bay Seoul the Mothers' March In Pomeroy Nulph, East Liverpool; I bro- from I to S p. m. every day. land Explorer ll(es ·In all 524 lo· and Middleport, oald today lite th..-, JeiS Aumiller, Steuben- Tho new plates will have red cal COUIIClls of tbo Boy &.'0111l drive Is being extended lhr<>U8h ville, and several nieces and numbers on a white background. uf Am~rlca. Tbree awonlo ar. tOntght and Saturday because nephews. Friends may call at 1 1 1 • ! also betnl preMited to tbo top ·-•t the EwlnJ Funeral Ho 1 contenders In aacb of seouting'• of:;'" inclement weath..- """"· lime. me any- Marietta Man Dies 12 regims. '!be award will bo tlo '· In Plant Mishap AIR FORCE ACADEMY, risked expulsion or court- the academy" In til< light of formally p,......ted on a date t• Some mothers went ahead Oti , p .__ MARIE'I'I'A (UPIJ _ Noah Colo. (UPIJ- A top • level in· martial only by falling to re- Ithe incident•. He asked White ' b• annoWICOd. with the caitvaos of bolnes In zens Buvul Baker; 44, Marietta, was killed vellllgation of the Air Foree port breaches of honor by let- to convene the committee forth -1 ----Pomeroy lind Middleport Thurs- Get Rate Reduction Thursday In a mishap during Academy honor system wao low cadets. 1with and proceed with "all pn1- 1 Velenao Memorial Holpltal day evoniJti and have made a Resiclenls served by the unloading of coal at tbo planned today as a reaull of the N new r..i nations were ... ,dent speed" to seek ORswors to ADMISSIONS- Jam Wldl· report of eonlrlbuliorui she said. Citizens Telephollf Co. of Codlo Union Carbide Metals plant examination cribbing scandal "ced lltur~y but regular lsuch questions as: ltinaton. Pomeroy; l'lrmle Ooss. ,ville will benefit from the bere. whioh thus far bas caused 65 ~~un Force investlgatoro COD· I -"Is tbe bonor code Uni'OI· I Coolville; Amanda Smllb, Ba· ..!..,.~ ol ~-=-~ hUf ~ ductlon in Intrastate long dla· ' Baker had unloaded his coal cadet resignations. . sonable or oorealistic in whole cine; Edward Startey1 Ru~ ·~,...,... rece V "' .,lance rateo as ordered by the truck and was about to leave Air Force Secretary jj:ugene 1 In • ' . 1and; Rhonda Hacbll{ 1\ilddl• contribulltlttB from the drive ID Public UtUIIIea Commtaaton, el· when Edgar Raines, 39, Cald- M. Zucker! announced In WashDavid Browa, 101 ol Rev. 1or part· port, Mory Jlulbeo, ditaehtre. the tw~ All JlOftiOilS leetlve March I, J. Barnhill, well. started to dump tbe load ington 1'hursday the. appoint.- and Mn. EDieue Brown, for.. -" Are pressures on the lndi· 1 DISCHARGES - x-11 Winare ~ apJn to havo their renerll manager, 811110tl11e0d. in his truck. Part of the load ment of a five • man advisory mer Pomeroy Hlg. S<boOI alit- vidual cenerated by the currie- ' ptt, Pomeroy; Phfpls Hackporeh lights ~ tonllht add Tile CheaJM:T "after I" '"~""• dropped out and the real stayed oommittee, headed by Gea. tete ud --In& ocltolar, ulum, extra . curricular acllvl· elt, 'Middlep<lri; 8eclcy Col.. Selurdly .tveiiJn&. .. wblcb enabla ' I!USiolllerl to aall in the bod, unbelancing the ve- Thomas D. White (ret.), former 11 a lblrd year catlet 11 the ties, mliUary reaponatbllltles, man, Middleport; Kathrya _. __ G ~" a~• anywhere In Oblo l~r , 40 cants hlcle, which toppled onto Baker. Air Force chief of staff, to "re- Air r;ree Academy in Colo- and tbe bonor system too Coleu!an, ~; AIUIO M""-! ~ or less, wW go IDIQ 'elleet at 8 view fundamental programs" ! rado priqo. great? WhHier, ltaclne; . Androw &.. AtlMISSip!ISit,r Ridiard Gil: p.m., each 'week~ lncludln1 UNIT CAUED at !be academy. -"Wbat is tbo proper. role of wllfi. CllfllarL !llort, l'ome!'Ol', • . · ' •i·' Saturday, and will . oppiJ aU The Racine emergency unit Zucker! acted )Jecause of re· tinued to question scores of ea- intercellefiste alhlellca Ill tbo · ~·;_...;;. · --. DISCHARGES_.. ll:llq~ _jlaY, on Sundayo. · answered a call at 1:110 p. m. ports that u lll8llJ u 325 of dels and/ more withdrawals academy ml88lon, lncludln& tile MAIIII,\'(JII · ~\I'JON Vauchln, PJ!nilli'JIY; 'G I ~iii! • ibe rateo .,.. Ill .effect be- Thursdiy for AM& Stnllb of 1tbe academy's · 2,567 cadets were . effect of recruiting practicel , . . . _ .. . . . . Cllne, ~; Y'~ -~ -~ f and I ~.m. ID Ollio ,will Jllclne Ill. I. Sbe waa laken to1were involved. In the oiteattng ar eel the adviiiOl')' scbedulllli of ICII.tlles, and:.;ll. .D ................... n OWl, Pl. P1euaitt:·;Cijt\l·· 'l'lr-11e l!t elfjlcllll day SeturdaJIVetora~o Memorial Hoiipltal ••!scandal. Many .of tbe bono£ ee ~critically ovalu-treatrnell olthe playen · if ·~· ·· J11t1o ~. RIII\IFido .·<l.. ,, ,, .~ ~ ~'~ -~·Fil.· to I , P·!IL . • . • patlenl. · coda vlolaton .,parntlyala· " .. and warklrtp of oeJveo!" ~ -••-.1; . For Mr•. Walton named by President Johnson 1 Mothers' March Js Extended 1 1 1 0 ...U,:,er 'T'ov Level .J. I • p ..o be Thei re-l villa.... c. -•onr ...,... 'lA!5-# • '~.• 'X -1 ' ~-: \ . ' •IFIOIIIi'f ·' v--. a i:i.irf'll!rt' ' ' ·, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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