http://66.213.69.5/files/original/04be8d55a647fdf9098f97c727b0d496.pdf ee4e0797f25ef9151b8ce0555b77ac74 PDF Text Text • '' ' ·' ._Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 . Feb S. 1965 . Q -·- · ,a Around And ; The Ov- I About read by l ii Middleport Mainly p 1About eop e 1n ' p L omeroy · ~i ·~. ~~;a, ~-~~;~" "' ~~~~ 1 -Contribution · · Is M0 de t0 CAR Eby Club -loll. MrS. Sauvagl 11Durlnl 1bUt illthe callibultneot '"" nporled. lsHostessto CoiDmulllcMiolla ...... Asbury . wscs ~~~m~. m Racine FHA Narn• rud DelewatetoChoir miulllllarle:., Esther ted d 1 Laird In Korea, ond D 0 r II Judy Sayre .... elec •; HarlmaD ID Japan. Plans were pte "' the slate convention . mode lor World Day of Prayer ColumbU!J when the Racme Servico to be held at the FHA met at the hl&b school reMethodlll Church March 5. It cently with Pr..ulent Lindo was y~•-.a to have I silent aue- Eichinger preskfin&. Judy will uw:u FHA h I tlon at tfte next meetln&, March he In the •tate the cN 0 r . nt 5, at the home of Mrt. William Mrs. Thorpe or azan H---~--c-1 church of Syracuse was UUUII .. re t. "V t h •., n.... ,._.. lations spea.ker on the topic, a1uea. ..-.l!luuul on race re cond led b M' M I were uc y 1sa ar· cl K ,_ th -~lng a arr w rOM 1 e u~C~E"~ I and refreshments were served Arrivu Home from ister. and :<n article. I ernighl Guest . were ~Irs Neulzling Mrs. Jobp Sauvage entertain· Mernhe"' responded to roll Do ld sr . t hln In Second Lieutenant ond Mro. ed the WSCS of lbe Asbury A contribution was made to . f na Ivers " eac g Roher! Gardner and family of Methodist Church ol Syracuoe CARE Pomerov cad by nammg a amous CO!fl- the Harrisonville Elementary I Laurel Ba)' S. C., visited Wed- Wednesday evenilll It her ' whPn 10the b t Wed · poser. An mvltatJon was :-erelv- .sc·hool in the absent"e of Bettv Shakespeare c me h nos·I t>f1 lo attt-nd a Le nten br ea kfa5t Hutchmson. who · js on a leav·e nesda1• with his grandparent., home. 0 day afternoon at th~ orne at the Feder<:~tt'd chwTh March b Mr . ~nd Mrs . Phil Williamson . DevotioO. taken from John 14 1 Mrs Phil Williamson, Mulber . . M a senec Willi am E'-~.... · .• it wa:-. dPc l~ed to change _t)ly Mrs Lawrence Bing is conRonald Bearhl), who fell on by Mrs. ~e•.,..er, ry Ave. pr·s•·· next meetmg !rom March 3 _to fined Lo MeJ"S General Ho"p>.ft..... the ice Monday injuring hi! I president, opened the meetinJ Mrs T A Hennessy. ... f M • , ···""'i I ll ed b the Lord' Pr · the .\'larch 10 at the home o tss al m Pomeroy. ' ankle underwent surgt!ry Wed- I o ow Y I ayer dent. was in charge of ' H . . Would See JewLydia Ehersbarh Guests last week of Mr. and nesday mornmg at Holzer os- m umson. e k r meeting. Devotions ta en rom M . ,, tht' . ~us" wa• the topic of the ~ Matthew 7 and ~ were le-d by ··Patriotic usJc was \1rs. Ira BuC'thPr and son. Jim . I I pita 1. I U topic of thf' progr<~m pr.-,._.,,.,·d were their daughter Jud\ slu- ~ ·J Mrs . Robert Ritc-hie and Mrs . gram presented. by Mrs. A ct 2 W eek1 in FlorUia Mrs Ben Neutzling. who open- ' , . . ~ 111 7 I" Sht- scud ' .' ' II Hugh Bearhs visited Wednes- Ca ...·hart. A poem, "Ten Uttle to eliht members. ed with th e .~anonal PrayPr -' · \lr-. ' ~" · mg · dt>nl at Ohio Univ~>rsi!V and a l·i r--• Mrs. Nolan Shuster, Li11<'01n one a lw<~ys has a deeper low classmate Miss EugerlJ~ Walt day wilh Ronald Bearhs at HoiMembers" from d'J'he byMethodMII•t Hlll, has arrived hoAn article concerning Abra Sh a · 1 \\' ss M '"' from ---~----~-for· thr' ·lth:·r so~ s . , I' n m- t:'r of Cmri nnati . The\" rPturned . zer hospital. omen was rea TO DANCE AT WAHA 4 .Winterhaven, Fla ., wherf' she ed mne patr1ottc- songs and gavt> 10 Ath'ns Mondav · , Mrs Lewis Roush of Miners· Marcia Karr .hh .t JUDITH SAYRE I . . and · sister Mrs. George . Wahama HII h School will spent two weeks Wit er S1S er, rhr·w ongm . mcluding. Amer\Irs. ..- J uhn Kin~aid ha s re[ville 1 lea, the best known ol <my na - turnf'd from Pt Pleasant . W mr and Mrs Oliver Sayre McClintock of Pt Pleasant, W and famUy or Columbus spent sponsor a teen-dance tooi&ht at Mrs. Myrtlt Mi 11 er ho with Pomeroy, Ohio : ; Jun.ll hymn. Tht' SLar Spang- Va , when• she had bf.t>n VISit-· of Portland are aDOOuncing Va spent Thursday with Mr. the past weekend with tbelr tbe ICbool audltorlum following Mrs. Shuster~~: ~~~:~er led Ran_ner, T_he Flag, of the mg at the home of her dau .ht-1 the engagement of their dau· i and' Mrs. Ernest Grimm and parents, Mr. and Mn. Vietor the Wahama - Buffalo basket· IMr ~nd H~rs . hoa h~d s~nt ~ TONIGHT & SATURDAY, · ,rh.,.."',·l<·'ea"nlumAbm"·r','c"a (t,I•'•'TllB·auo: er.MMrs dPaulkt>y Rultencut~er gbter. Judttb A"o to James family of Letart Falls. Brown. rMinersvWe and Mr. and ball lame. The Jays wUI era--ILtnco.n . ,Nw "ISLAND OF 1 · .. .-an .\ Irs . Lawrrnc-e ' Edward Bra<'•. son of Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. J ac k Cummms Mrs. Fr.oyd Cu m mins Racine cee vacation m assau. 1 r l ilul. \ tmkf"t' Doodl e_ Hall Coamd Mrs . Edison Hract of RaBLUE Dolp t·tiNS " . h. h th a g F'<·ulknt'r of St. Albans W Va . 1urn ,_uta (1'ech nieolor)· ~ w K' was e In u · S d · · · cine. James was a 1963 grad~ 1 Celia Kaye , LaJJ'y 'Doma stn . 111 <rl marrh tor George Wa.sh- wert- guests atur a.v of his , Ann Daniel. Roiltu, son of . D . d Hatfl"' mother ..\frs. James Faulkne-r uate and Judy is a senior at mgtonJ . txte , an , d h 1 h So tb Lo al Higb the Dog of Flanders llltnn of Repub lic She al~n and aug ler . Mrs. F.va Hart - t l' , u ern <' "TH E COMEDY 1 \1 d M C boot I OF TERRORS" named .o;everal war songs . ;~ · lk T'. an rs . harl~s S<' · ----\Terhnicolorl ThP tnf'f' tlnl! 1.lo.•wd 11. 11h ltlf' au ner of Clendt>nmn. W Va . Vinrt-nt PrieE'. Peter Lorre , Women's Crrcd , after whtch a VISttt'd Sunday With Mrs. Faulki Shop At Elberfeld• S•turd•y 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. T•ke Adv1nt1ge of the S.le Prices - - BorJS Karoff, JoyC'e Jamf'son . ·! ~· ~"t'fl l'OUI"St:' was served by nf'r and ~I rs . Ha r tl ey, the hostess to the abovt> and Wednesday evening dinner · furniture on the 2nd and 3rd Flool'$ - Re•dy To Wear For Women 1nd Children on the SUN., MON ., TUES. \l t·s Loui s ReibeL Mrs. C. F . gue~ts of Mr . and Mrs . Emer. Feb. 7-1.9 Tompktns , Mrs. Jrd Wt>bslt•r Sr . son .Jones were Mr. and Mrs. "A SHOr IN THE DARK" 2nd Floor- Housewares- Mens 1nd Boys W11r :_Lingerie- Notions on the ht Floor. PetE'r Sellers, Elke ~ommen ~Irs Dalt- Smith and Mrs Roll- Lee Davidson, Barbara Jonf's Colorurtaons and Ni c-k Sullo. of Athens . ert Warner . lerhelor Girl On Salo flalvr<l•rl Mrs. Homer Cook is 1 mf'di . Sale! Men's and Boys' . The National Honor Soc1ety or' WOMIN'I ca l pat1enl at Veter ans \ lem. R 1 d H. h S h I d f WOMIN'S ana l Hnspital in Pomerov . , ut an . tg c oo Iappe IV MJke Shafer has retur~ed to Inf'vo se mol members m an tm .I ~TI GE, Marshall Universltv after spend- press Jve eeremony recently bt'' ing the semester. brea~ with : fo re Ihe student body a nd fac-u 1Warm flannel gowna fli s mother, Mrs. Mary Shafer ty . . full len1th. Size1 34 to 40. me-sh Sheer seamiest . and other relatin•s The l'eremony was m charg Smart printed patterns in stockings in lo of Ronnie Taylor, pres1dent. an d sizes 8+1 Good selection of styles and colors and most every blue , pink, or maize. 11 ---:Salr was opene{! with the pledge t0 SALI PIICI size. $10.95 Jackets on Sale for $5.46-$16.95 Jacthe flag . Candles l't'presentin g ' 0 churaeter. leaderslup, service kets on Sale for $8.46-$8.95 Jackets on Sale for p•lrl ' and scholarship wero lighted $4.48 etc. etc. etc. frl'm lht-" flaming torch in the center or the stage. Member s I., takmg part m the ceremony and Mon'• $7.50 1nd $6.95 MEN'S $3.95 Miss Shirley Connell, daugh- explaining the various symbo Is ter ol "Tr and Mr!\. B. L. Con- ol tht> Soctety were Nancy Pop e, 1nell of Lake City, bt!carne the Mike Stewart, Suzy Parker, an d t.nde of Mr . Strve :'\1atheney . Ronme Ta\• lor. son of Mr . and Mr~ . Charles , New m~rnl.lt-rs tapped wer The Sale of Furniture continues and Elberfelds In· 2 button thru pockeh J"lit 1t to ••II. 1Matheney also of Lake City. Julia Lucas , Carol l''loccan, Li Long tail. Sizes 14¥, to 20. When you have a cherking account here, the Button front •nd aipper •ite you to come in to the store-go to the third i Saturday ~vening, Jan. 16, at 1da Chapman, Pennee Williams, l SALI PRICI front styles. checkbook you hold represents all the service 1 the Main Stret't Baptist chur<'h. ·and l\largflrel Nicholson. Mi floor and see the excellent values on Bed Room and safety of a leading financial institution •• lolo I 'f!'.e Rev . ~ Baird, pastor, ;Mary Chapman is faculty sponLiving Room - Dining Room Furniture - On ,,Ice a "Full Sert•ice'' bank! , off1c1ated . Nuptial musical was ·I !or for the 1'1uroup • ' I Lamps - Tables - Chairs - Nursery. Furniture. presented by Linda Leach. : Also ic means great COJJt!eninJCe for yo'll • •• enI Tht> bride. given in marriage i ables you to pay bills by mail, bank by mail, ond All Sale Prices are clearly marked for your easy by ht'r father . wore a white , avoid [he needless risk of carrying too mudt SALE I selection-and be sure to ask about Elberfelds , mohaJr su it w1th a matching cash on your person. I pill box hal with veil and ear· Credit Service-You can arrange payments on easy 1 nrd :1 bouquet of red ro~s. Her Open a checking occounl here NOW! terms to suit your budget. It's a wonderful way to on ly jewelry was a string of get the furniture you need. prarl!\. a gift of the groom. The Rock Springs Ilomemak· 95 to Sllpovers and Cardigans, Regular Price Bridesmaid was Phyllis Smith. 1ers Clu b met Wedne'lday at t.he $9.95. I She wore a blue suit and car- lhome or Mrs . W. A. Morgan, , Your Savings Will Earn 4% lntere•t ! rled a bouquet or white carna· IAthens Road, in an all - da y ' Effective Marrh 15, 1965 ! iom:. Best man was Ronde! meeting. WPrthi11gtun . Durmg the forenoon Mr For oxemplo: $2,95 S.-..lart on .... for $Ue• Select your furniture, draperies, floor covering, ' A reception was given at the ; George Skinner spoke on qua n: home ol the groom·s parents p ity buying and conducted a $5.95 Swoatars on $ala for $2.91-$9.95 SwHtaro appliances, Televiaion Set, lamps, at Elberfelds. . immediately following the cer- , short business seS!lJOn. Plan 8 on Solo for $4.98, etc., etc. emony . The bnde is a 1964 grad- were mad!:' for Achieveme nt e And use Elberfelds Credit Service to make yQur · uate of Lake City High School Dky on March 31. The club will purchases, set up your payments on easy monthly and auended nurses' training cooperate with other Homema k· Men'• Cush lon Sole LONG ILIIYI at Presbyterian Hospital, Knox· ers clubs in the county in ser V· payments arranged to fit your budget. ville . The groom is. a ~~ ~ ing the bloodmobile on Feb. 22 e Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy your one stop shopgraduate of Lake C1ty H1gh Friendship pennies were col-1 Serving Meigs County for over 93 vears School. .lected. I ping cerlter for going to house keeping. You ' ll find i The Methene.ys are former 1 A potluck dinner W'rl.s served Sizes 101> to 13. White POMEROY It eaay to buy. You'll find a fine selection of what RUTLAND rP.sldf'nts of Langsville Rt. I. ,at noon wtth Mrs . Lewis GruesSile1 are trom 6 to 20. elastic top. Nylon reinfor. j' er asking grace. lolol toya' $UI ced toe and heel. you need and best of all you'll like the Special Sale CORREC!'ION " Be Wise With Good Buys" Member Federal Reserve System lol• 1 Mason town touncil has Prices now at Elberfelds in Pomeroy. was the lopic of the afternoon Price p•ln Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation creased the sewerage rate and Iwith Mrs . Clifford Leifheit a nd not the water rate as was re- ,Mrs . Morgan as leaders. $ALII lolol Toflon Coatotl .,,.,,~,....,....,....,.,..~,....,....,....,.......,.....,,....,......,.,,.,.,,.,~l.':po:r.t•~~d'.....:: :: ea:::r~li~er this week. Home nursing Will be t he - - ·Itopic for the March meeting • with Mrs William Grueser a nd Mrs. Amos Leonard as lead. Excellent styles. Cardigans. Sllpovers, OrIons, ay Woot hnd ers Attendmg were the abo ve Discontinued samples lin· lle&ular price• $4.95 to $14.95. Wools. All sizes, and Mrs . Raymond Cole, Mrs. No stlct - No JCOur with es - Bia: baraains. Hun· Fred r...oeglein, Mrs . Homer Your choice, Telloa coatlag, Made br dreds to .elect from . Radford, Mrs. Arlee Abhott and Weot BeacL Extra ·thick27x11 Mrs . Harold Blackston. ..•• heotiJIC aluminum, Inches 27d4 Hero'• how you uv.-$8.95 Swollen •ro on Sole lnchoo for $4.41 $9.95 Swoetero aro on Sale for $4.9tA V-8 Buick Saecial won over st1fi competition (sorry,_boys!) 1n Class IV-:-tn the $14.95 SwHtero oro on Solo for $7.4t, etc., etc., etc. 1965 Pure OiiiPeriormance Tnals. The wtnntng Spec>al was equtpped With S.lel Armstrong• our 300 cubic inch Wildcat 3l0 V-8 and Super Turbine Transmission. Plans were made for fund ' Remember that the dnvers m the Performance T nals are skilled professiona~s, raising projects when the Loy. -OAN'JONII SALII and the cars fmely tuned standard product1on models. (If it can be said al Pals Class of the Middlepo rt that the SpectaltS "Standard" anyth ing .) Also remember that the Church of Christ met Tuesd ay trials are an exhaustmg. ca refully graded test of a car's all · evening at the home of M t The molt popular tile for-homes. Eaay _to install911 around ability . ln economy. accelerat1on and brak1ng. Small Mildred Hawley. wood or concrete flooon, Needs no paper under wonder the Special came out on top. Handsomely. Miss Hawley presented devoA group of bon trouaen A IS. Dl1h Cloth layment-ln.~ Ale your choke of the best 5 pat- · Ia eorduroy twill and lions taken from the 9Ist Psalm . (The specific detatl' Our hero averaged 20.689 mpg in Oolorfut. lave StturdOJ corcle:. Mo•t •ize•. Mrs. Susan Rawlings, president, economy, to score second among 10 cars. It accomplished terns. the accelerat1on test-from 25 to 70 mph-in 9.315 was in charge of the busin eeclt seconds, for a f1fth. And took another second in braking: session. The group voted to or· Tllo .... Only !rom 65 to 0 mph tn 172.0 teet . The cumulative result: der recipe carda w he sold as All fint quallty Artnstron&s-The paste In quarts, we won all the marbles 10 Class IV.) a money-making project. or gallo~n Sale OD Elberfelds 2Dd floor, Miss Hawley was awarded Nuw then. If y.QYE going to enter something-like a carBUY YOUR OFFICE SUPPLIES NOW the traveling prize donated by you might as well do 1t to wm , too. Your Buick de~ler can introd!Jce you to the dr111er' s seat of a Bu1ck Spec1al . Mrs . Donald Hicks. A dessert IN THE NOTIONS DEPARTMENT course was served by MIss IRONING BOARD Hawley to Miss Nina Russ ell , ON ELBERFELD$ FIRST FLOOR Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, Alice Robeson, Mrs. Audrey Fro st, You'll find an exeellent selection of Ledeerl, Journals, '• Miss Frances Roush, Mrs. SUS· Recor11 Boob, Time Booko, PoyroU Lodaon, Do1 Boolra, One of the beat values we've ever bad. Pad to made an Rawlings, ·Miss Mabel Hy· Columaor Pads, St.tmp Podl, lllk, . Y eUow Loaal Podo, sell, and the Rev . and Mrs. of bleached white Tt!ff,lex, SIBcone treated atretcb Bookkeepln& Systems, Money Receipt.J - and many othU Hicks. on lroninr board cover, plus a metal Iron rest. 1uppllca you'll n.eed for keepln, rHOrds In yo\U' office ' ! ENTERS THREE CARS bu•ine11, 111d home. Stop tn - look around and oeled JNDIANAPQLIS, Ind. (UP1)what you r:-eed, San Francisco . sportamJn Kjell 1 ··w 1 WEA'J•Hf.!R "&b Suoday Kfi, !YOW YOfl ICN01V • Ooudy aad warmer lonl1bt , and Sunday. Low tonllbl 4f.d, From Deeeml a, lNl, Mil AUIYJI, JIN5, . 1 lolll of IU...I .,..,lal .................. .,.,. ated tn the UnM...t Slain • 111111 ol ap Ia mllel. at y e s.- .,, D-Ied To The fntrre.ll fJt Th. llei~r,_lf_ra :&. _'1 J· ., •il~,, :==~~~~~~~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ "~, VOL XVI NO. 2Sl POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. SATURDAY, OHIO ~ ~ ·~ ·•>P65 ~--------------------------------------------------FEBRU~ "•<.J· FIVE CENTS _,, 'lt., ~~~~===========~~~~··· -! ~~ -~') , t ·''I·.... :' I MEIGS THEATRE ELBERFELDSSATURDAYSALE SOCI•ety Taps 1 - Five Seniors At Rutland High •I SERVIC' ... 1 • j ConneII-M theny Marriage was Jan. 16 Event ,./ I. 'l \' SEAMUSS NYLONS 2 $1.69 1 IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND! FLANNEL GOWNS COATS and JACKETS ! PRICE FLANNEL SHIRTS 1 .'I "I ALL WOOL SHIRTS - $po ELBERFELDS FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE! $4.00 $2.50 1 1 Plans Made lor Achievement Day On March 31st 1 BOYS SWEATERS .2. I ~~* ~~ ! PRlEE .I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK HEAVY DUTY SOCKS 3 in·i NEWLY WEDS! ! SCHOOL SHIRTS ~ lu ails the J WORLD .-~ UNITED NATIONS, N. v The Soviet Union and France are showing no inclination to negotiate their U. N. debts and a . Despte a prifusion of plans I and last-minute attempts to sal~EW YORK (UPil - An Am- j sma ll bus he was driving a~l- 1 vage something of the !9th Gen- i enc·an_ stmi~nt JUSt freed from ! dentally ran over a . Sov1et detention . He planned to stay with relfltiv~.s in suburban WP.steral Assembly there . a Sov1et JBII arter 16 months pedestnan. The man d1ed sev- cht'Ster County for a few d&ys ery indication ihat it w7I~ ~ said Friday night he ha~ b_~n era! days later. then fly home to visit his parpostponed until spring and per- treated courtMu.sl_y by his )all- Landerman, who was releas- ents, Mr . and Mrs. Herman Lee , haps until next fall I ers and was spiritually strcng- ed by the Russian government j Landerman of Riverside, Calif. t RUS~IA th::~:r b~ th~aenX:e~r::~· !~~i~~u~~i~~r~i~ht ~e~:~~: · L!d:r:~~de~~dhaiie;~rw~!~~ MOSCOW ACCUS- ! 24 , I ed th@ United States todav of' had been impnsoned in Russ1a I dy International Airport where dents were on a camping tnp '· barbarous '' bombing of Laos since Aug 13, 196~. when the 1 he revealed scant detail s of his through Russia . Six: of the stu· a.'ld charged it as planning to ~-~ - --~ ~~- - dents were at the airport to wel~ extend the war to all of Indochicome him home. na Landerman declined for "per· An ''authorized statement" issonal reasons " to tell where he s.ued by the official Sov1et news ! had been held or describe the agency Tass demanded immedi· c-onditions under which he was ate cessation of the bombing in I detained . LAos which is said is inflicting . WASHINGTON (UP[)- President Johnson's $1.1 bil- l But, he said, be " found casualties on a peaceful popu- flJOn AppalachJa program was a s tep closed to the House , great spirit11al strength in my tation ." The strongly worded Ifloor today despite GOP attempts to replace it wrth a , personal belief In God. statement was issued as Soviet much broader measure. . 1 ··1 feel l was strengthened. Premier Alexei Koeygin arriv-1 A House public works subcommittee Friday sent the from sources other than my eo in Hanoi , North Viet Nam, adm~nistration bill to the full c~n:tmittee Friday after own,'' he said. fie told news~ arter an overnight visit to Pek- ' beating down moves by Reps. Wilham C. Cramr:ter, R- men ht> was allowed to keep his lng · Fla, and James C. Cleveland, R-N .H., to expand 1ts cov- . Bible with him in jail. 1 · erage t,o all economically depres~eC!_~!ea~~~e co~ntry..: I Landerman said prisoners 1 VIENTIANE, LAOS -PREThe GOP rongressmenls pro. . were " encouraged'' to attend mie1 Souvanna Phouma declar- I posed changes are expected to t~at ~e. admmtstralt_on proposal polilical lectures but participa-ed today that the rebellion led I mPet a simil~r fafe when the dtscrmunal.e~ a g a 1n s t oth~r tion was not required. by ousted Vice Premier Phound parent committee takes up the areas suffermg from economic "On occasion," he said, .. 1 J'Tosava·n ha~ been ''romplete- proposal Tuesday . depression and would create l chose not to attend and it was I) crushed.'' but Western mm ~! As pa!>sed by the- Senate and 1 " federal dictation ." not brought to my notice.'' taary sources qutst ioned his approved by the House subeomThe major portion of the COP He said he was treated •· a mittee, the bill, part or John- attack was aimed at a provi- ittle more courteously" than claim. Souvanna announced Friday Son's over-all antipoverty cam- sian authorizing $840 million other prisoners. night that he is firing Phoumi, paign , calls for economic rede-! over a four-year penod to conwho is encamped with four velopment progn ~ms in areas of ' struct 3,350 mHes or connecting well-ar~ companies of die- 11 state.'~! . highways in the mountainous Program -~oiscrimlnates" area. . hard r~ls on the lofty Ph o u Khao K~uai Plateau overlookCrammer, ranki~g Republican! Instead ._ the Republieans ~ug~ (Contmued on Page 2) on the subcommittee, charged (Contmued on Page 2) AppaIachIa• Ad vances step over De£eat 0£GOP . PIay } s, ~ ~ CANDY, CANDY. CANDY - Pomeroy Athletic Boosters are undertaking a project to sell 1.000 boxes o! can· dy to help pay for the new dressing roo.ru. at the football stadium . The ca ndy se lls for $1 a hox and ca n be pur· chased from any Booster or PHS football player. Here , Athletic Booster P res id ent Rei no Lind provides Frank Porter, Phil Swindell and Bob Smith with their merchandise. - ~en tinct Photo. 1 ----- -· I , j .1 ' l , ~ l F - -- ' 'Man's Best Friend' Being Neglected in Meigs County $]-50 $lOO 1 Sale! Men's Sweaters · 11 you're going to enter somalhlna llkalha Pure 011 Parlormanca Trials, YOU miUhl as Will dO iiiO WID. f!n~~a~!~; B~~!~w~ ~!;:!!!~e !!t!~~t f!~~.l!i~· Policy~l CARPET SAMPLES 10" FRY PANS • $1.00 .$4.50 l PRICE $2.99 Fund-Raising Projects are Topic of Closs •• ... BOYS' TROUSERS DISH CLOTHS .... $2.00 10c Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile 10c 0 ... Pad cind Cover Sets ' . Qvale hss entered three rear engine cars In 'this year's JDdl-. anapolis "500" auro r•ce· bring;. ing the number of eatrl!is to eight. The drivers will be Bob SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER! Veith and Walt Htlnsgen ,rllb ~t~rd driver .. be : . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - T U N i llllLOWf.U. iiiOMAS AM& Uti Ml-~~~~ lAIIt ... $1.()() . OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL '. ,. .. 9 JI.M. ' ' '. ELBEIFE:LDS I'N POMEROY .. . -· - . ·- - . . . .. ....- ... ... ' ., . . . ... . .... . ,, • - - UNIT CAU.ED The Racine emergency squad ENTERS CLINIC was called at 3:30 llm. Wday Homer Hawkins, Rutland for Gertrude Graham, 811, of road, Pomeroy, entered lbe Gal- Portland Rd. Sbe was takea 1<1 lipolis clinic Friday evening for Veterans Memorial hospital ., li!Jless. a 1HJa!:t PJII"'ll �' • ,>< \ - - . , .... • . _~ - ' ~ .. I \ r ~~~::;:;:- ----..-·- --' '~,_·: ·¢ -~ • : .' 't' ~ , :~~- Hartung's Desperation Shot At Buzzer Nips KC, 57-55 Feeney Bennett Post Sponsors the 1 rorc:es rhaplalns during W11rld War JL Thf' Amt'rican L.,gton wtll observe Religious . ed P;mphasis WePk, ff'h . 8-\4 and Four Chaplnim Sunday, F'eb. 7.1 Chap lain Walter Bunce of Post. No. 128 haS announced. Legion of(icnils and clergymen are planning special pro-- I d l t SUPER SEJIVICE WITH A SMILE-Refueling crewmen aboord tbe Alt Forte'l KC-Ja& aerial tankoro take nl~oBI~ P;:'~~~;.~~~~~b~~~ 1Pr:.~~o. vloitmg chaplain• .. 01 the many thrilling lncldenta 1 In dramatic alr-to-olr reluellnll operationo, they can i!lject a thouoand poundo of the !uti illto the tank 0 '~IJ . / a!t ot tbt Bllor cap are the ' Gaap rl'adtaa•: - Gallipolis Farm Market Trends ShOw Drl'ver Ft'ned . Close ·steady On Charge by FlUCtuatJons ' of World War n, probably nono stirred the nation more deeply than the story of these ''our ' : . River news I . I Bob8ll'r8 Bf'!,>inning ,men God whose efforts ' • were ofcredited with heroic the oaving of Fu nl!l I or Band Room more thall 200 llves. These four ~ ~r·~ult~~:~~~l A REAL PIONEER-Bill Long, 80, hu been ftylng for more than 50 years and hasn't any Intention or He own• hia own airPQrt In Lorain. Ohio, and I 1947 alrtraltalmoot daily. The beard? Long grew it in f lh Lo · t · 1 1b d "h 'I h d B nd boo tero are - a Jewll rabbi, a Roman Ca· Illest., n a ' tholic rlest and two Protest· st<irtm~· a bulldina: fund for a ant 11 ml~ister~ - lt~e t! sha~~it c:n_.~nma calmly tsllued ce e rahon an aan a ~ 1 ~~ lilebelts to American semce- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - Dam 18 3, IU, runnlnf 7 feet CHICAGO iUPlt-Prires on choice 1000-1400 lb 22.21>-2!.25 ; ~~:oolba~~n;oom~m~~r~h~ on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 2L- slaughter steers and heifers 19.~22.&0. ll cand Feb 8 to help men aboard the troop 'ransport 17, Pt. Pleaaant 24 64, Hinton fluctuetod olightly at major Barrowa and (Uti generally H Mllllron. '\~nl!h, ro ~ct . , after it was torpedoes on Feb. 3D S eS 14llalllng. Kanawha falls 4.10 termmal markets this week but sold 25-1.00 higher as ~ecelpll W~Ua,;:', rt ~~ryl , *a' fined wl 1 l P l · . 13, 194!. 1 riaiJll , Charleston 18 98 oiatlon- closed mostly steady. were curtailed and droosed 84, · ld po b Middleport Ma- Cha 1·ies Yeago, band mstruc· When the supply or life pro<Continued From Page 1) ary. London, Marmet and Win- Cows were uneven, generally pork wa1 sharply higher. Bowl ~an~ ~=l~h ~rlda on 1 ron- tor, and Mrs. Dorothy Micha~l, servers was exhausted, the four 1inS VJentlane. , lteld dama wert on tho 11111. oteady to w higher· buill sold 25-l.W higher, · · yor Le h ~ f llin preSident of the Boosters, ur11ed chaplams removed thetr own . steady to so higher; 'vealers Twelve market recetptl were vlctlon of 1 ~ :~' t~ ~ e!er- a good response to the candy lifeboats and gave them to four l MO..IiiT OF THE NATION tf'.,ontinut>rl From Page U Boat Movemeuh. mostly steady and feeder cattle the sm~llest for a non-holiday ylel~ r~e~ic~e y sale because of the importance soldi~l'l an~ then atood. calmly basked in unseasonably mild tloo wltb the eertlfleate evJ. Olrlo River- Welteru up U, sold steady, except at south- week smce early September. aen y . . of the project. on the smkmg shtp., thelr arms temperatures today, with arc- denclna: such rtlis&ratloo. Fail6·4(1 p.m.; Lillian G. up 14, west pomu where they were , Receipts _at the total markets The charKt was Wed agamst aro\llld _one another• ahoulders l ttc air and !llnow 'lold1ng on on- ur~ at any Ume to wear such 7 30 p.m.; Harvey Jordon up steady to ~0 lower. and interiOr lowa and Southe~ Milliron by Syracuse Emerg~n• • and their heads bowed m pray· ~~ in the Dakotas and northern a tag shall be prlma.faclt evt. 14, 2•30 a.m. Walter Beckjord Salable receipts at the 12 :-!lnnesota were 819 •000 • com cy Chief Mllto~ Varian. Miller. . I New England. den« of lack of rellloll'atloa up 14, 6:50a.m,; Onward down mtll'kets totaled 191.0011, the Ipared With 803,000 1 week Iron lallea to yield to !he Syra. Inspired by the herOid deed , Showers soaked !he water and shall subj.ct any d 0 g 1:, 6 am : Lady RQSemary smallest for a non-hol\dav week and lil'i.OOO one year ag · cuse ~mergency squad durmg of these fD\U' chaplains, The ll gged Pacific Coast and drench· found not wear ina: ,ucb 8 til down lo, 6:25 a.m.; Eastern Ill five months A week ago US l-2 190-2!0 lb ~ow~ a recent run to Holzer hospital I ~erican Legion each year I'd lhe Gulf Coast late Friday. to Impounding, sale or destrucdgwn 16, 12.05 a.m.; Harrtett recelpts were 202.000 and one ,and g1lts sold 17.25·1 · a 'th ~arks the anniversary of their tloJI, M. clown 16, J·t6 a.m.; Buckeye year ago 181.000. western cornbelt markell and Others fined by May~r I p, mero lice lnve•tlgated ppreme sacrifice through opo- COLUMBUS -THE OHIO Tb~ Ohio Revised Code aii!D State down 16, 2· 30 a.m.: In- Reduced marketings resulted l 17.75--18.~5 Sa\ ;·~~O~rk:d ;ere ~~c~~rd3 F~h~l~~rf~ited ~ a two-ca/ac~dent at 8· 36 a m. e~al servlcel .and programs 111 :Newspaper Associstion (ONA) provides a section '~\'hereby diana up 16, 3· 30 a m : Tibolt ln a further cutback In the re- Mtxed . omer ~ r. •exce~sJVe s ed l todav on Ea~ Maln-st and cit- ~tb~ communltles of the natton, hiday presented Sen. Frank costs are to bt assessed against down 16, 5 10 a m.; Gona up 17, cent record rate of slau"hter' 16 75-17 .h50. I b aUy :15 bond ordJU~n . Ve~on ed o'ne of the drivers to Mayor r[T.h1s annual observance. 31 • Lausche its prized OistlngUl!lh- the owner or harborer df every 12·~ am · Andrew Calhoun but this failed to stimulate Slaug ter I m 1 a:ener or roa con °• , Cou P4l'l of the Legton's ''Service ed Public Service Award. zed d · nded These up. 18, :i5 p m; Wayne H trading on slaughter steero and sold stronf> to 50 higher, slaUih· Mlllhone, 32, Rt. I, Reedovllle, Charles Legar' rt. ,to God and Country" program, The honor, bestowed upon dog sel i an ~~~~en .lor fil· up 18, 3 am.; Jacob G up 18. heifer! u buyers were faed ter ewes and feeder lambs •10 and colltl lor intox!c~t~o~ l Police sa1d Gerald Cogar,\.~ps to bring n~w emphasis F'Bl Director J . Eds:ar Hoover l f~ar~~ a~~~..dvit and ~ ilsuing 3.35 a.m.; Kentuckian down 19, with a slu11gish wholesale beef steady. Further ourtatlmontf of ;J'-d fl~ costo~tand thre 1 ~d ~.inersville, slopped to make a tO" the · religious ..pec\5 or our l ln ks only previous pres~nta· ang order to seize $2 for pick· 4 15 a m : Cotton Queen down trade. recet~ts was the prirnlry ~ ]lO.l nr res ma: arres ' P left hand tum and Dennis Ray A!IDerican heritage; and the n~ Uori., was for the Democratic 1 a do Qehvermg it 1• Esw: , Kapple, !1, Pomeroy Wlt.~io _car ri>~ contlnuinB adherence to \he l senator's 30 years of service. ~gth': oun/ 19, 6·15 am; L)'llll B. up 5:45 At Chicago, high choice and tor m the hl&her trend.,:;: Robert ~is S:h, 19 cents for serv· a.m.: Elisha Woods up 21. 6:1:t'i pnme JlOO.lSM lb slaughter slaughter lamb. 'Mle aev .inljpn, coas or pa 5 m the rear Kapp\e" WI:I e1ted ~lc religious concept!'! 11pon The senator, visibly moved by in or postin' 25 of notice to the 0 1 am.; Franklin Pierce down 22, 1steers were 2i 75-25.75 : Friday consecutive week ,r highest, Ina: on yellow line. on a charge of fallma 1<! S~?P., .btc~ America was founded. the pre$entatlon made by ONA ov~ner p~ ce~ta day for hous1 e a.m; Warren Houglano down three loads prime 1211-1!50 lb prlres oaw moot ' pomt_a, .at 1 , wllhln an a"ured cjear <til*#•• /Mayor Lee Smith of Mlddlo- PreSident Raymrmd E. Dix, pub'd f ed'ng ~nd ce~ts tor 50 1 Greonup 8:46 p.m.; Alliod-Aah-· sold 25 85-26.00. At other mar- seven year high. ' I ' There was heavy ; ldamas• to por\ has _proclaimed Feb. 8-14 Usher of the Wooster Oally nfr an e d;slroyilli the dog land up Greenu~ p m. ; Cru- kets, high choice and prime, d d both vehicles I American Legion "Religious Record, is m his second term oe ~arden Logan remlnddble down Greenup 11:40 p.m.; tOOD-1350 lb were ::1.35-23.75; Live cattle future• 1 1V~~ce · Spud McDaniell, Pomwoy, al- Emphasis Week." as a senator from Oh1o. od 'donll that onyone barRav~nswood down Greenup 3:10 17 cents per hundredwe I on so was arrested on an 1ntoxic• l Americans are asked not onh ~ 81. d ver months 3 a.m; Harry Dyer down Greenthe Chicago Mercantlle 0 ' lion charge. ly to oiHlerve Ibis special week CHICAGO - THE AMERIortn~,: llee•se Is 1>4 a.m.; Texas up _Gc-eenup pool ~oh.,,q;) ll 4J;L'~1 1 n 1 but the weeke to follow, in regu- cat 1 Medical Association (AM~) :bl:g~o: ~alty c.f up to $2 5. 10 a.m.; J. S. Lewts down hange t h ll week. aver tar pubUc wonhip at ttle church House of Delegates meets m dpe "Witbout eaaliin Meldahii :IO p.m.; Valvollne up slaUIIhlerlngs In d • ~ter or synagogue of chol~ use dal- special •essloit todaY to map a He ad~· rdsbi I OD anyone' Mt-ldahl &:25 p.m.: Susan Lane movement of drMised bee. ) ly family prayer, 1nd promote Last-ditch battle agaln~t the ad- more a ~ lo cha~ ur Meldahl 11<25 p m.; R. H. vatod fairly aggressive demand TOKYO (UP() - Soviet Pre!the rellglouo education of chU· ministration's snow-balling med- plea•• arr~g ,d. tel~ Bo•worth II down Meldahl 4:10 tConllnued From Page 1) for lutureo contracto. mter Alexia N. Kooygtn flew dren lcare program. your taga nv _'" y.n ber am .; William Pitt up ME!Idahl gested an expanded lO,()()O.mUe into Hanot tod&Ay and was peet. The delegates are expected to The decr~ase Jn the urn & 8:10 am. read building program through- Cheese pr!ceo were od by a North VIetnamese dec- A pancake supper will be MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS plump whole-heartedly for "eld- ol tago so ld hao cut the Dos out the Unite-.. State~~, but. want- for the week; butter waa laratJon of IUpport for the Krtm· sponsored by the Middleport ~ William Blain• Collins, Jr., ercare," the AMA's plan for K~nnel Fun~ by abo~t .$2,000 ~or GaHipolis Dam - Jf'ffboat er an initial authorization of changed to fractlonally lln'l forelfn policy, Pomeroy Rotary dub Jater t?l• 19, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Marine providing for tht mt~dical needs thts year m compan~on watb down 12:25 a.m.: H. E. Bowles only 1800 million over a lor the week; were month, it wao decided dunng Corps, and Lort~tta Fern Rob- of the aged throullh private that of 1957. Due to thiS fact, up 1:55 a.m.; Natwnal up 2:30 two-ynr period. changed to two ('ents The atatement aatd Commu- an open meetang Friday naght erts, 17, Rt. 2. Pomeroy, stuI \Logan baH suffered • eubltan· a.m. ; Orco up 6:1; a.m.; Semel ln addition to building high· and Jive ,poullcy North VIet Nant oupports at the Heath Methodist dent· John elth Bent• 1B Min- •11enc ... tial cui in his pay by the !act up 8 20 a.m. way•. the Johnson program Chicago "'' anchan11d. tho rorelll' policy or the Soviet church. ersville Rt. I, carpe~te;, and Two Men Perish 1that much less money Will ba Kanawha River- Beaver up would provide for improved ~nlon, tncludtn~ the .~ortrlne of I Further plan• for the au.pper Linda Lou Ballr, 17, Long Bot~ av.ailable for expens.es. London 6:10 a.m.; Helen Z. health lao!lltleo, Increased vo- Soybeans cloood mlxod, peaceful coo~teno with the wlll be announced lator. tom, oludent. Ia 3-Car Crash In the final analylls, lot it be down Marmet 10.40 p.m.; C. cational education, improve- ~ . to up 4'1•; wheat mixed, West. lt wa• allo agreed that Chuck reminded that dOll are qid to V. Harnor down Marmet 1 '"""' of water r.,ources and 1 lo up %; corn mixed, off I d In odlt . II 81akeolee will be in charge of The staid Engllsh game of FRANKLIN fUPI) - Homer be man's best friend, oo why a.m.; Lu~ Jane _Lucas down tht rehabilitation of anal!i dam- t up n~~: Ollts weak h.. t wa;,l:a ~~n~n r~e::la seleeting two Meigs Co u n t y cricket was introduced Into MUler, 'Jl, and James Guthrie.! should any law • abldlnk per: ·~•rmet US a.m., E"o West ailed by strip mining. off l'o to 110; and rye ban orDan broadtioot b pa~he high ochool otudents to at~ weStern Samoa in the 1880., 39, both of Franklin, were killed son nelllect payment of the re~ \ Jrgmla up Marmet I o.m.; Remove Lltnllatlons to firm on the Chlcaio N . I 'VI . Y !he International Institute lor who nleltl laat lor dayo. ill I three vehlclo accident Fri- istratlon fee an~ place his dog I Allen R. Memll down Wmfleld The Republlans wanted to or Trade lhls week. Commun at . ·~·~ new• egl!ll- Teen-agero In Cincinnati thlo re co day at !he lntoroectlon ol Ohio freedom in JOOPill'dy. 1:35 p.m.; Jefferaon up Wm- remove the aeographlcallimita· cy and momtor e.re. March Dick Ros~nO.um, prel· U hart I common bar· 123 and McLean Rd. ln Warrtn lle_ld _3 a.m.; 0 . F. Shearer up lions on these proirams ' National BasketbaU The stat~menllap/:"ared to !dent ~aa In chart~• oJ tho buo- d Bt~~ztth I all o~er !l!>ulh Amor- County. Napoleon beat the allle4 Au .. Winlielcl5•50 a.m. and extend them to cover the By United Prtu lntoraatlonal ~~ dr~a~ ~ 1'"' tc c"om . 1 iness. session, . II' wcountrteo ncopl Chilo and Two olhtro wero mloully In- trian and Russian armteo al 1 entire U"ited States. E<ilttra Dtvtoloo . OUf nhea • ommU~IS _ Elclca~n~ -~:________~_!:JUI'~o4~---------'-'~h~e~ha:_:t:_:llt:.__:ol::__::Au=•::t•::r::.ll::12::.._ _ Barkers of the administration W. L. hne lllinlt t I We•t, an" to TAKEN TO HOSPITAL ~ or. Womap Die• fp b•ll have misted previouo ef- Booton 47 10 put North Viol Nom oqual'fly In Do t k to Vet Ex:presaway W rrrk forts to extend lt11 provi11lon• to Cin.clnnatl :15 20 the Kre~:·~::n tnR:• ~:; eran~ :'e:l~a:os:it~~ln Porn: AKRON (UP I) - Betty Lou•oth01 areao . In the Sen•le, load- Philadolphla 30 26 d h So . t U . eroy for treatment of ·possible a. k h 1 , th h y k 18 37 an t e VIe mon . ..rnel, 21, Akron, was kllled 1ers too t e pos tton at sue New or R d' J J l pneumonia Instead of Holzer ..rly today In 1 two-eer crash I amendments ohould be introWoatora Dtvlolon Moocow b 1 '~· n hospital as wao reported Fr~ on the eut ltg of the Akron I due~ u separate lellislation. W. L. Pd. languag~d ;oa ~ast d~~~ tor day W~st! Is 8 Racine J'tllldent. ElprtiiWiy. The Repubhrans unveiled Lo• Anaelea 31 l3 .~74 h~re, sal oayg1n an party · Pollet 11id tho car drl•en by 1their ellernotive play shortly St. LouiS 26 28 .481 o! s_ovlet official• fie" Mell• Oeaeral Hospital Mr•. Barne• apparently croued ' before lhe panel went into Baltimore 26 28 Hanoi rrom Peklfll It 1 p.m. ADMISSIONS _ Frances tht median 1tnp. The drl\·er orlclosed sess1on to vote on the Detroit 24 35 Younger, Cheshire; Grace Sal· tht aecond c.ar escap@d serlou• l le~islatlon Their program San Francisco 13 •a ANNIVERSARY PASSEl ser, Racine. would cost $995 million over Frlday'o 1\ooultt LONDO, N •UPII-Q_ueen ill'ury. 1 Do Ul• 'T!to occident occurred at the Ithe two years. 11 13 h DISCHARGES Mura Buoton 111 Cincinnati 1!3 ' t onmversary las, Harrisonville; .'hoebo oame spot where a flvo - cor House Repuh!ican Leader INew York 113 Detroit 112 (otl 1 lpechro~~. :a::•Y Thompoon, Pomoroy, BOON TO IUN J'OLLOWIIRI-Tbe army 11 tntJnr 1 ootar-jiOwered boat, lbown b1re, ' pileup lut November multe<l1n Gerald Ford, Mich., saId the S¥n FrancliCo 120 Baltimore liJ ou ' ... d ..bleb Oln IJdm aiOPI 11 4.1 mlltl IP bour dtptndln( upon the IUP'I intellllty. The thrao doatho , proposal would become the offl- !Only games scheduled! The Quee~ and her h~s~n • Pibroch playJnc le tht play· 0011'1 buU 11 ~llap~bla, Thl craft 1111 four 1~11 batterle• for auldllaey jiOWer uul ciaI GOP position when the ApSaturdly'o Gom" Prince Ph1Up. fie11t bac om . I rtlal or mournful two 1mall moton. Thloolu PIJIIII are ullfd to convert oWllbifte IIIIo olactrlell poww Vetorau Memorial Hospital palachla l"ue reaches the D•troit at New York an African tour In 1HZ to '"II 0 mJthe be 1 Wllieh oparat11 the IIIOion or l'ldllrill tho batterteo. 1 ___ ADMISSIONS - Don Weese, House noor - probably by 1Los Angeles at Baltimore their new raponolbllltles m~us~lc~on~~~g!!':p~p~. Aid Unit Chief I UPI Bfie• £s M ' B l Fr1e0 • dForgol ••I 1 I Citation Made After WreCk "'! I I Smk I i North v·Iet Nam I Et Fl'"tps p 1•ICY Toward Krem}'In, p)an pancake 11 up Appalachia Bill Moves and 1 t Ri :8 r ;a: 1 Supper Soon •u• : I J: I ° "Pf''.:: !__..:.__:___.:.__:.___:..:,:..:,:..:.;;_,___________________ Roclnt; Nooh "'"· Mi1dleport; Anna Marte Tueker , Rodne DISCHARGE5-Caro!yn Quil· ten, Cheshire; Edward Bailey, Athens; Grace Bail~y . Atht'ns; Steven Bailey . Athens ; ErnetJt Clark, Racine. March 1. San Froncloeo at St. Loulo Cm. vs. Phlla. at Syracuse LOCAL TEMPS Sunday'o Gamet The tempPratu:-e In Pome· Los Angeles at Botton roy's business district at 11 :40 Baltimore at Deb'oit a.m. today was 50 deKree!ll un. San P'raneisco It St. Loul1 der partly cloudy skies. fOnlv ~amet '<hl'dnl""' thr death of bor lathtr, Geora:e VI. WAS!fiNGTON !UPI) - FBI Dtrertor J . Edgar HooYer, act· ing on behalf of Walter Wbtebell, friday presontld 1 C!,700 check !rom the Damon. ~:~: \ Foundation to Otorp \1 •on umventty for oancer 196$- s Red Devils Win A lenSIIUOnal ~loot desperation jump shot by Eastern'• Ken Hartung split lht corda ao !be !ins! b=er sounded at Ky· &er Creek Friday nigbl to ~ve the unde!ealed Eagles a ap1netingling, oome from behind, 57· 55 Soothern Valley Athletic Conference wiD over Coach John Wickline's Bobcato. The dramatic balket was oetup with three oeconds remain1n .in the contest. Kyger Creek led all the way UD!U x.. Calclwell oank • bu- lead at the lntermiaoioo. Tyo, Leach, and Duncan lo Spencer, 24-1; llarltmg, ket from mid-court with 4:57 The Eagles cut Kyger Creek'• aet up lha final three mlmltA!I 25; Cruise, Z.l-6; Knight, By Ualted l'nll llrtentatfoaol left on the clock. The game then 1Jead to foW" poinls, with 5:07 of dramatic action. 15; Caldwtlt, 2-2-6 ; and Eicht;a~ ••>e-sewed until Theron Cruise )femaining in the oecond period Coach Wic line said after the ing..- 142. Totals 21J.11-57. ; Army 75 Rutgers 68 canned a foul shot with forty- but Leach canned .two lay-ups ! game, "We played a. great KYGER CREEK (5:iJ IWestchester C.C. 62 ;j eight seconds left. ~yger's L~n· to ~ut the Bobcats III command l game but~~ corrurutted too Duncan, 9--2-20 . Leach 7-1Long Island Aggies 57 MASON - A red-hot shoot- ' cent of their shots with the per cent of their shots. They ny Tyo then hJt a Jumper w1th agam. . rna. ny fouls. Coacb Brown de- 15; Barnett, 0-0-0; Thomas, 1-1.- New York A.l 110 Stoneh'ill 93 ••ored only four pom·Is throug• ing Wahama White Falcon on ~ ar just six seconds left to tie the H.artung sank Iwo f ou1 shot cIme d to comment. 4; Tyo, 7-2-16 ; Johnson, O-OOi Columbia 86 Harvard tl , . . starting five actually hitting . t 55-55 Eagles Spa ld'1 0-0-0 H 11 0-0-0 team swarmed oHr the vtslt- &1 per cent before bemg taken out the second quarter. 1·n the 0pening minutes of third Shootmg·wtse the ocoEareta c ·h AI B th ' a · Pratt 66 Rorhe.ster Tech 61 lng Buffalo Bisons Friday out of the game in the third Wahama faces the Pomeroy 1·od piay to slice the KC lead I hit 20 of 48 shots for 4! per cent Totauls n~ _ s ern oac owen en per 1 · Gannon 109 M1ch Lutheran 64 · ht b f 93-47 · art P th · th P meroy gym called time out. Then came the to 33-29 then trouble set ln for ,and excelled at the charity line &ore. By Quarter! : Penn 00 {a,· _ · mg Yh a score o do m a qu er. an ers m e o Do 0 Th b h' t' 17 0t 21 t · ' 1t. uo game t at pre.game pesters Harry Surface led the Falcon this evening, in a triple head. 9 l8 11 l&-57 , Cc.r-nell 110 Dartmouth 84 winning shot. . the Bobcats as oDUis, Y 11 mg . rles. 1Eastern had predicted would be close. scoring with 30 points with er with 9th grade teams meetThe Bobcats, ~hmd SOJJ_Ie the tallest p~ayer on the . team, Kyger Creek htt 24 of 17 at~ ) Kyger Creek 16 17 10 12-55 Boston Coli. 101 Northeastern 90 Bobby Greene and Gordon Pow- ing at 5:30 prior to the reservw great ball handhng by Ph 11 fouled out wtth 5:52 left m that t.Eompt.!; for 51 per cent and aev~ Reserves, Eastern 42, KC 32. Wilkes 75 Harpur 60 The teams had battled ear- ell following with If! and 17 , re- I contest at 7 o'clock. - - Hartford 98 Hunter 51 Iter at Buffalo through five ex- spectively. Greene had a per The Wahama reserves easily Navy 74 Gettysburg 49 tra periods with the Falcons feet night from the floor with I whipped the Buffalo Reserves, ~~ Cortland St. 88 Geneseo St. 64 winning. Becaus~ of the close- seven, all from outside. Powell 43-Z3 to reverse a decision that . . Lowell T. 89 N. Hawthorne 68 ness of the prevmus contest, hit seven field goals in 10 at -! had gone against them by one ) Ohio High School Basketball . Mansfield Malabar 51 Dover 46 Mass. Tech 85 Kings Point 78 many thought Friday night's tempts. point earlier at Buffalo. ::n:!'~ :;ess JDtenational \Coshocton 50 Princeton 66 Brown -49 game would be another nip Two 26-point quarters tn the The box score: ~untington (W. Va.) 75 MansfieldMadison 39 : Adelphi 79 New Pal\2 St. 66 and tuck affair. first half gave Wahama a 51- WAHAMA - Surface, 9-UPortsmouth West 64 Waverly u lLexington 62 Ontario 44 Bentley 94 Pace 80 Howe~er. they flgured with- 14 halfhme lead. Bu~al~. a ball 30; Powell, 7-3-17; Rood, 3-0-ei; Portsmouth Ea8t 62 1Crestview as Clearfork 39 Alfred Tech 82 Auburn C.C. 13 out takmg the Falcons lnto club that had been h1ttm~ g~ Zuspan, 3-+10; Greene, 7+18 as Coach Bob Oliver's all season, had trouble findmg Redmen, 1-2-4 M. Roush, 1-2mind M' f d 69 Wheelersburg 57 Plymouth 57 Loudonville 55 . South eh boys hit an astounding 57 per the mark as they made only 22 4; Wamsley, 142; Van Meter, m or Black River M Hillsdale 47 :Morris Brown 83 Mor oust 60 1-0-2· Gibbs 0-6-0· Arthur 0Rebouoding, 46 to 28 favor· Jackets had a cool night from Portsmouth Notre Dame 1!0 ILima Senior 75 Middletown 6ll Phillips Oilers 82 Georgia T. 6ll IHI. Totals: 33-%7-93: ' 1 lng Logan. outSide, teammate Moore had Portlmouth Clay 85 •Li C C 58 D f M!Bnu (Fla.) 94 Fla Soulhm 82 BUFFALO _ J Cochran z. . his best production of the sea_South Weblter 52 1 rna . . e~ance 43 Shepherd 101 , 0-4- Caato 2-:1-2· ' Buck ;1-6Fleld shootmg, ~ per cent to son, 80 points on 13 fielden and Eutem 52 Piketon 50 New Bre~en 82 Afderson.S'roaddus 77 ~ G.' Garr~n. ' 4-4-12 ; D. Garri~ 40 per cent favormg Logan. four charity throws. High for Columbos Linden 67 . Sidney Holy Angels 69 W. Liberty 82 W. Virginia St. 79 son o-2- . Duffy l-:1- : B. Coch2 5 The cold arithmetic of bas- Logan was George Hummel Columbus Eastmoor 16 Celma I.C. 80 . D-•vidson 119 Go. Washington 83 ran, :t-3-7: Sulll~an, I !12 · Artb ketball thus is enough to ex- with 17. Columbus South 85 Manon Local 00 Bethune Cookman rn _ 'rot . !4-19-4 • 1 1 7' plain Logan High school's t"ri- Logan led 15-12 at the first Columbus East 83 Waynesfield 81 llelledict' lOti ur By01 q.;.rter':~clay night 63-53 victory over quarter post, 3:1-Z4 at halftime, Columbos West 93 Wapakoneta St Joseph 58 Eld. Waters 99 Paine CoiL 78 Wahama ..... . 12--B! 26 26 29 the Middleport Jackeis at Mid· 46-40 alter three quarters. Columbua Whet:otooa 76 Cory-Rawson 81 Arlmgton 43 Citadel 8f Virgm11 . Military 72 , . Buffalo . ll----4 7 Middleport now is o-10 in the Columbus Brookhaven 59 Delphos Sl Johll:i 55 ~-ort Valley St. 1115 Flo. A&M 96 Gallipolis_ battled Wellston on nearly equal terms for ...... 10 4 19 dleport. Buddy Moore, the little Jack- league, Q-14 overalL Logao is Columbw Walnut Ridge 57 Ayresville 14 Coppin St. 79 Frostburg St. 68 one half Fr_tday rught but the G?lden Rockets turned on 1 ----et guard put the first of 13 field 4<1 in the league, 4-10 overalL Columbus Aqinas 72 McComb 85 Arcadia 62 Howard U. (D.C. ) 94 the steam m the fmal two penods to wm gomg away, goals through in the first min- The Middy Reserves lost 41· Columbus Central 70 1Sidney 61 Troy 58 Delaware SL 91 72-58. , , , . ute for • 2-0 lead but Pbelps 38 their sixth in the league •· Columbus North 85 IWapakoneta 63 Kenton 49 Davis and Elkins 82 The VJS!tmg Rockets held a shm s;-29 ed~e over Coach tied it up with a jumper from g~inst four victories, It was Marion·FrankliD 16 Lorain Admiral King 72 , Morris Harvey 79 Duke Burson's ~lue DevJls dunng m errrusswn. 12 feet out and NiXon shortly Logan's sixth win against four Urbana.lOO Mt. Vernon 75 Findlay 891Louisiana Coil. 88 WiL {'..arey 66 Before. t1Je: Galbans could tal- ils committee nlne turnovers. 1Y a porn! 10 lhe lhlnJ stanza, did likewise. I defeats. lllgh for Middleport GrandVIew 82 Whitehall 11 Pandora Gilboa 58 Hampden-Sydney 1111 The Jackell were behind the waa George Sauer with 12 and Worthingtoo 51 Continental ~1 Washington Coli. (M.) 79 the Wellstoruans rang up lix The victory pushed Wellston IDe, • rest of the way, a little colder high for Logan was Stone wlth Delaware Hayes G Ottawa Glandorf 64 Kalida fiO Virginia St. 77 Va. Union '10 straight markers for a 39-29 into a third place tie with Jackfrom the field than Lo~an and 17. Upper Arlington 60 Bexley 31 Miller City M Old Oomlnioo 104 load, and that was the bell l oon, which dumped Pomeroy Coach George Evans' hardcontrolling neither board. There Tonight the Jackets travel to London 78 Wes«:~e 46 Columbus Grove 82 Bridgewater 84 g.ame. last night Both have 5-5 league' luck Hannan Trace Wildcats was no overtaking them. NelsonvJIIe. Grove City 80 !'filfhn 44 Cleveland John Adams 99. The visiting Rockebl l.ncreas- records. GAHS dropped to ai matched visiting Blackfork goal· They battled back lo within Logan .. .. . .. .. .. . 15 33 46 83 Gahanna 83 Hilliard fl Clev~land Glenville 78 Mldwea_t ed !heir lead to 20 points _ 56- fourth place tie with Logan and I for-goal Friday night, bui the three polntl ..,rly int he fourth Middleport .. .. . 12 24 40 S3 Marysville 6f Groveport 47 Cleveland Letm 76 . . ~nkato St: ~8 Mich. Tech 74 46 _ witb 3,24 remaining In Pomeroy. Tbe Chiefs, Panthers I Decatur-Washington High school period as Moore up up 8 points Logan, Auker 5-1-llt Pbelpl Columbus Academr 82 Cleveland Benedictine 50 orthern Mlc · 95 Ferris St. 90 the contest. At thts point both and Devils all own 4-6 records five outdid the GalUa count1ans and Bruce Wallace 5 to out· 6-0-12, Courter 4-3-11, Hummel West_ Jefferson 71 Cleveland Jobo Hay 87 St. Ambr~ 99 Ill. Ins!. T. 69 coaches oubstituied ireel . in the SEOAL. fro~ the free-throw lanes and core Logan 17-13 in that per- 1-3-17, Nixon ~1-12. Totals 271Columbua Umverstty M Cleveland Collinwood 65 B~Jott 75 GOrneU (Iowa) 89 GAHS t d th Ro 1 . . . the result was a 55-51 wm for lod but H wao too tittle and ftl-16) 63. Dublln 16 Cleveland East 93 Ripon 90 Monmouth (IlL) 71 . ou score e . ckels Galhpohs " now lHI for the Blackfork. 1 ' M'ddl port Moore 13-4-30 A. Colwnbus St. Marys 55 Cleveland East Tech M State Coll Iowa 73 U m the fmal two nunutes year, Wellston ts H. The loss was Hannan Trace's tooFive late. I e • • A I n 1ast rug · hi's , prertmmary · Logan boys_w~ tn dou- Bradbury ~. Davis 2-0-4, StoColumbus Rosary -"' Cleveland St. lgnatiua 86 -. u~stana (S ·D) · 69 of action. 13th of the season, against two 1 ble figures and JJIIII . balanced bart 2-e-4, Wallace 2-2-6, CUn Canal Winchester 79 Cleveland Lincola J5 Western lllmolB 83 In downing Ga11ipolls for the contest, Wenston s res-erves triumph!ll. scoring was too much to con- ningham G-3-3, Stephenson 3-3New Albany 13 Cleveland Rhodes 51 Augustana <ID.) .68 12th consecutive time in sil: mauled the hapless Blue imps, The Wildcats led 10-7 after lain 18. Totals 22 :9-19) 53. Columbu. Hartley til Cleveland South 34 N. Dakota St. 80 Morningside 66 years Wellston outshot, oulre- 52-22. . . , , one period. Blackfork rallied to While Gary Slobart of the Ol!iclals, Bibbee and Fisher. Columbus 1\oady 13 South l!uclid Brusb 78 M~bead St. M Wmona 52 bounded, and oulhustled !he Next Fr~day, GallipoliS JOur· take a 24-20 halftime lead. It _:_~~:::_~:=:=_:_:::__::::._..:::::,;::::::._.::.________ 1Columbus Watloraoll 7S Shaker Heights 71 Chicago Tchrs, 96 Lewli 93 Gallipolitans_ WHS sank 26 of neys 18 . Athens while Wellston was 41-37 after three periods. Columbuo OeSalea 10 Parma Valley Forgo 62 Upper Iowa 94 Iowa Wesleyan 75 61 from the field too: a 42 6 per· hosts Middleport. Blackfork hit 11 of 23 fouls, HT Columboo St. Cbarles M Euclld 53 Lewrenre 70 Kno• 61 centage. · Box score of lest nigbt'l con- sank 7 of 12. Newark CathoB• 13 Eastlake North 57 Bedford 4G Millikin 84 North Central 62 test: Terry Cr<meen'l 18 points 1'eayl Valley 82 Westlake tlij Avon Leke 47 Wartburg 64 Central (Iowa) 58 From the free throw lanet, WEUSTON !7%) paced the Wildcats attack. FigLuther 81 Simpaon 17 the charges of Coach John Oer- Holzaphel, 3-3-9; Horne, 0-0- gins dumped In 19. Franklin Heights M Bay Vlllage 73 Pl....nt View 60 Olmsted Falls $8 Nebraoka Weoleyao 7& Doane 71 row hit 20 out of 30. The Rock· 0; Zimmerman, 1~2; Gllliland, Next Friday, the 'Cats will Reynoldsburg 17 Rocky River 85 Fairview t1 Wllllam P~ 82 Dubuque 51 ets grabbed 35 rebound>---Gary 8-4-16; Stabler, 11-6-j;: Nicholas, host North Gallia iD !heir final Ohio Ileal 5V Medina 74 North Olmsted 115 Coe 60 Gnnnell S3 Stabler and Andy Holzapbel 3-N; Bethel 3-1-7; Strotb, IHI, cooference game of the ,,eason. MI. Vernon St. VIncent 411 Breckoville 50 Northwestern (Iowa )88 "tagged 10 each. Wellston 0; Jacobs, 96-24; Jordon, 1-0 Box score of last Dlght s game : Newark 75 Marie!!£ 73 (ot) Cuyahoga Hel&bts 39 Coocordia (Neb.) fl _oommitted 12 turnover• - 28 2; Milikan, OIHI; Fout, 0-0-0; BLACKFORK (1151 Ironton 61 Lancaster T/ Brooklya ~ Friends 84 less than the Rockets made T(YfALS 26-20.72. Malone, 2-1-5; Coler, 4-3-11 ; Millersport 83 Richmond Heights 36 Southwestern (Kantt.l 57 against Logan la.st week iD a GALLIPOLIS !58) Figgins, 8-11-19; Harper, tH-1 ; Sharpshooter Dan Crothers, a the boarda, pulling down 12 of Amanda Clearereek 0 Warrensville 87 Central St. (Ohio) 83 96-74 loss. Hamnlton, 8-2-18; Burson, :I-IMcCorkle, 7-:1-17; Hutchlnsoo, t 5-11 senior guard, burned !he the Panthers' 29 rebounds. Plckeringloo 119 mdependence Steubenville •• Gallipolis blt 24 of 58 field IHJ; Smith, 1~2; E. Hamilton, D-2: T(YfALS 22.-11-55, baskets lor 34 points to pace Jack""n ended lhe contest with LencastA!r Fenwick 78 Slrollisville 84 Fenn 78 Malone 74 goal attempts for • 40.8 mark. 1~2; Brown, 1~2; Mitchell HANNAN TRACE (51j til! Jackson lroiiDien to a C. 411 r•bounda. Fairfield Union 42 Carrull 31 Nortli Royalton 57 Parsons 83 Wooster. 8 I From the_ foul circles, tbe BID"· :1-7-13; Fisher, 3-1-7; Anderson, Rucker, 3+7; Murdock, 14 61 romp over visiting Pomeroy Sndth, lht 5-10 senior lflerd, Utica 73 Jobnllowll 87 Twinsborg 84 Orange 46 Akron 92 San Franc1sco St. fl sonmen h1t to of 21. GAHS col- ~; Gilmore, 142 ; Sanders, 2; Cremeens, 5-:t-18; BelVtlle, 4Yrlday night. followed Swindell with 1$ polnta Licking Vulley 8'1 Heath 67 WUloughby South 12 Sontbweot ected only 2S rebounds wllh 0-0-0; Else!, 0-0-0. TCirALS ~ 1-9; Montgomery, 3-3-9; Colley, Crothers, a 1tylish jump shot on si>: battkell and lour charity Northridge 86 Danville 52 Mayfield 48 New Mexico 76 Hawaii 39 Dick Hamilton and Coe Burson 24-lfhl8. 3-IHJ; T(YfALS 23-Hl , arltsl wbo al.oo batt !he knack t<.sses. Dave Eskew, wbo play. Richwood 59 Big Walnllt IS Mentor 58 Southwestern SL (Okla.) 71 getting nve each. The Bluo Oev· By quarters: By quartero; of drlvlnll, dribblllli and re- 01_ In the plaCt> of Bruce Simp- Cardingloo 83 Olentangy 71 Palneevtllo Rlversldo 10 East Central Oklahoma St. 58 Wellston ... ... 16 17 17 22 - 72 Blackfork ..... 7 17 17 14 - SS boundllli wen, tallied 13 field son who wa• sidelined with til- Circleville 74 Miami Traco Ill Wicklille 59 Wool Stanford 17 Oregon 75 Gallipolili ..... 11 18 8 21 - 58 Hsnnan Trace 10 10 17 14 - Sl goalo and eight free throws 0188 scored nine. Big Bob Crow Wll!lhlnglon C. H. 71 Painesville Harvey 11i UCLA 93 Washington St. 41 San Fran. 104 U. of Pttcific 14 Reserveo - Wellston 52 GA Reserves- Blackfork 36, HT whjle ·leacllng !he Jackson crew was' limited to seven as the roHillsboro rt Geneva 57 Ashtabula 49 Seattle 'II Idaho St. Tl Oregon St. 74 California 57 22. 25. 18 Ill llfth victory In 10 league suit of brilliant. defensive work We1t Falll !'I i Ashtabula Edgewood 81 outiDga. by Jackson'& Jack Shelton. Madlaon South 14 Ashtabula Harbor 51 The lronrnen'o ace point-get· New Leiinglon 61 Sheridan 80 Fairport 63 Perry 45 ter bad 21 markers at illtermJs. Scoring In double ligures for Paint VaUey 80 Centralia 58 Burum 79 Newbury 89 sion. Jackson held 8 44-34 haij. !he winners be~idet_ Crothers Bucyrus 75 Willard 58 Grand Valley 84 Ledgemont ss time lead over Coach Rwts were Lorry Adau- Wllh 17 aod Elyria 51 Marlon llardinl 45 Our Lady of Lourdes 71 12 Moore's Panthers. Shelton wtth · Logan 83 Middleport 53 Byzantine 48 Coach CbarHo McAfee'a pow- Athena took the lead lor good Shultz 2-:1-7. T(YfALS 244---54. NelsonvUle 19 11 I II - 14 Even !bough Pomeroy trailed In aD 41 personal foulo were Atheno 83 Nelsonville 5I Clearview 71 Midvlew 71 Bull•oolt 1 by 10 points when !he first haU called ~ith Jackson being as- Wellston 72 GolllpoliB 58 Flrelandtt 6f Avon 53 er ul Athens ~•• sh elf and eventually built 8 1D-polnt By Quarters: \Reserves: Nelsonville 41, Albended, H was stlll , an Improve- ses--' ~and Pomer·ov 19. Porn- Ada 73 Oelpbol Jefferson II Keystone 89 Brookside 49 an early acare by Nelsonville lead behind the line shooting of Athens 10 17 16 20 - 13 ens 42. ' Friday night • to SEOAL calk up lhelr Larry Coon and Eric Gustavsoo.l;;;;=========...i==========-, ment over ear1tor rn1nuteo oI eroy.,..bit~on 21 of 72 sbots from MinstA!r 66 . Cleveland Wett rt 3tlth I" the opening two cantos. Pome- tbe fi••ld lor ~ - cent while New Knomlle 62 lot) Cleveland Max Hsyeo 58 and ":~-~hultvt o victory Gustavson finished as I be ~ - r•· 11e1 ~-•- ~ cw~ a leaot • Ill lor game's top scorer with 18 poinll beblnd 2-711 I ll roy bad a en • Jackson blt on 36 of 80 for a Celina 75 Be ou-- •• Aurora 75 Gartellavllle 74 !heir th' d 1 tralgbt I bil Coo dded !6 f the when the first otanza doood. Riverdale 82 Cleveland Hswkon 45 " eaaue w e n a or 1 The Panthero began closing strong 58 per cen average. Buckeye Central 89 Beacbwood 3li championship, Bullclogs whose league record Bedford Cbanel 10 Playing 011 the 1018n lloor of Ia 1 perfect IIHI. the gap nddw8y through the In the prellminary contest, BIU(fton 75 Harnt4 'll aecond quart« with m points Jackson'o lteservet dumped Buckland 72 Cridersvtlle 58 Akron St. Vincent 48 tho second place Greyhounda, Bob Richards drilled ill 17 by Phll Swindell and two eaeh Pomeroy 51·29. Don Swisher Gomer 70 Spencerville IS Cleveland Gilmour 80 Athellll blew an early 5-5 lead point& lor !he secoru( place by Bill JeweU and Dave Eskew. was high lor the Bally Panlhen Lime Sbawnee 71 Coldwater 4& Parma Our Lady of Padua 58 and flnlshed the first period on Hounds, wbo are now 8-2 1n Pomeroy then !J:alled by o~ly wtlh 12. Llncolo view 11 Bluecreek 14 Qoverleal 68 Highland li4 the 9bort end of a 19-10 score. loop competition. , eight, 3!-25, ..With three nun- By Quarters: Mendon 110 St. Henry 71 Cleveland LuthOran Weot 71 Tryinll for the big upaet Nel- Tonight Athens steps toto College Scores grams for fhe observance of the 22nd anmversary of the sinking of the USS Dorchester and the heroism demonstrated by four ~·7 ~~pareutly tbio particular bomber crew ion't completely oatlofted. NeaUy otencUed o11lh1 "·~3 tllltlall• tr.. • JUI w~dl "Check. ihe oil and clean window• please.'t It'1 enou&b W ruin a refueler'l day. · o., Fe h. e I dramat!C sacrifl£'£> of four arm- 2 J)aily Seallnel, Poml'l ov·Middl•!"'rl , Coacb Jim Adorna' Rutland l89 ohotl for 14 per cent .Hom- contest, Rutland dumped Hsrr. Red Oevtb pooled their oeventh cleo oank 22 of 74 trles for Z7 per den by a 5&-23 m•rg.n tlltrr. win of the ae&IOn by ellppinll cent. · Y•rbrolllh led the wlnnen with the Hamden Enctoeera 70-51 PatloD paced Hamden with 15 aod Mike Martin had 13. Friday . ~ at Rutland. 17 poln\1 and Canode notched · Gregory topped Hamclen <filb The Rutland vlctorj avqed 11 marl<era. eight. · DunciiJI, Cbuclt Leach, and Don stanza. f• el 11 foul - · Eastera COI>a 118-4t defeat at the bonds of Lembert lod Rutland rebound· By Qi~<rterw; Tboma. jumped into a 18-11 ad- Both teamo played Iough do- trolled the boarda with 23 ,.. Coach Larry KriJier's team ear· ing with 16 while Roanie Black IIIBmden . . . . . . . . . IS 24 !3 51 vantage at lht end of the open- !enotve bell until Roger Bam- boundo. Kyger bad If, ller thll year. grabbed 13. In all, the Devils Rutland .. ... , ..... 11 11 50 70 ing stanza. ott became tbe second Bobcat Both teamo had If turoovero. Senior Lorry Rupe led the had 55 rebounds and Hamden IIAMDEN - Canode U-11; Oevlll with 21 polnll on 10 lield 34. Patton 4-U, RadcJJ!( 1~2. MeDuncan, who llnlshed lht eve- to foul out u be ultld with 1:· E<lstom won lhe re~erve In• lth 20 'mt ed 10 J8 left. 42-32. dea lllolntctor l'V de- goall and a free throw. Allo Tbe Red Devils jumpec! Into Qaskey 1~2; Thaeker 2-1-6; n- w. po 0 ' conn Richard Dougla. and !dod to ~ ' ol!ll~" billing In double flgurel lor !he a 1~13 first quarter lead, ·stack- Patton 8+17; Gresory 3-N. Tothat pertod. Coach Wlctllno thou Insert.- Rouoh led !he Little Eagleo e 1P my winners were Jim Lambert with ed It Into • !1'1-:U halftime mar- tals 227-51. The "fired-up" underdogs con- ed Don Johnson and sohpo- 14 and 11 potntw respectively, If and Rusty Little, 12. gJn and was leading 50-33 when Rutland - Lambert U-11, tlnued to amaze the Eaales as msoresutdl J"";;;tollalthel and _ M lk 1 Jerry llall paced the Little connected on five of the third quarter closed. Little 4-3.-11, Black 4--l.f, Rupe 1me-up to with 15. Tyo hit threa corner obola, pe ng oeven from the field and Rupe Rutland will host Tht> Plains IQ-1-21, Stewart Z.U, Barreu 1· Leach three lay-ups and DW>- replace Thomas and Banlell Box score of tho sank 10 of 19 shots. Rutland tonight. D-2, Wright o-z-2, Felt)' Q-1-L can two more mld-<lourt shot& Cruise, CaldweU, and Har· game: ended the contest lnttlng 30 of ill Friday night's reserve Totall 30-1070, to lead !he Kyger live to 33-27 tung theD traded beoket.t with EABTERN <171 Reli~ious Week In commemoration of .411-ITAJlS sl RedH0 t Falcons pOSt 9347 v·ICt ory Over Buffalo BI'sons Fri'day NI' JJht 24 7 55 1 H' hSch00}Scores • Logan IS Winner Over Middleport 1 I e llst 0 n R Ins GAll. 7'2 to 58 TJ"'7 I s WildcatS Are Beaten at Free I 1 L" lronmen Defeat Panthers 82-64 55 5l II •I I I I I IllS Bulldogs Rally to Beat Hounds YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE THI DAILY SENTINEL .. DIVOTI!tl TO INTIRII1 0P flllllll IUIION AIIIA ON A ut~ ~=~~gs'::'s!:tl:-0 driving lay-up cut Jackson's lead to at the start or the third quarter, but from then on Coaeb Dave Flaber'o boyo took chirp, Jlldtson held a 84-48 advantage at the end or tb • ,arlotl. Swindell paced thO Panthera with 17 polnla on four field pia and alno free throw a He ••• ..... lor Po wu a... -... IDI!I'OJ.., ~:::Buckeye Local ~gan Pomeroy ......... Jackaon ........... POMEROY - SwlndeU t-e. 17, Crow :t-1-7, Smtih U-11, JeweU 5-3-Ill, Eskew U-8, Wllta 0-:t-1 Totals 21-zul JACKSON - Adami f-:1-17, Shelloll 6-0-12, Crotbera 1ll+M. Coburn 24-1, Jenldlll 2-6-4, Jll. erly 1~2, Albert 11-3, G.Uh1111 142, Hutchlnl . Z-04. Tlllila II ,. ..... Hills 62 Nordooia Tl :=esialli!y 85 Ottoville 80 Lelpalc 75 Akrol! Centtal II 8olklmt 75 Fairlawn 110 Akron BuchtA!! 57 Houston 74 Fl. Loramie M Akron South Ill Akron Eul rt Perry 75 LefayettA! 59 Akron KeiiDiore 80 Elida 77 Bath 71 (ot) Akron FlreotAtna Ill McGuffey 102 Alger e1 Akron Gorlleld 84 Anna 181 Ruala 72 Akron North 81 St llarys 86 Von Wert 7S Warren 11 Gronr IUU Ill Ohio Cllf 112 Ct\YaiJOp Falla ee J&anollekl Senior 110 Akron Ellel n Coventry u HONDA u;:: ;;:::·t:~~mt::'~w~~ =~l:i:~":.,"'~ before the Bulldogs cloaed It to 35-27 at the hall. Coacb Bob SbeU)>'o Bow!da led lllr<lugbout1he llllrd perllld unW the fmal ' i!O ' oecoliiilll llheli two quick fieltlera by Rob J1ont1. ley and Dick Adama •plllled Albeno Into a U:U tie ai' lht quarter ended. In the final lltSnza thl rta~ VL• Lorala Senior M RoviiiDI 71....,. -.ell Ill wu d~locked at «1·11:. ~~ moor In a 11011-league encounter. SeeThe The box score: Full Line ATHENS t13) Coon 8-4-16; Rannow 4-Z.IO; At .•• Adams :1-U• Gustavson 5-:1-18· Handley · H-to; wren 0-1-i. TOTALS 25-~. NELSONVILLE 51) Jante~ s-0-f· Rits U.lt· Riclr 50A a D. 1 Milo llartlt I f · 1 -.. Thun. llt..t 11 1 "'- lWOII. l'rl. .. 1rc11 a.t·l7; 'Pancake ' 144; lO'Noll ~»&; Haynea !~;.;_LY __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,._, Hawk's Cycle Sales Alit- .. fl::.' "' ·• �• ~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Feb:_6, 196~ 3 Presidents Try to Explain Viet Nam War tAoalytfll (l!:OITOI\'S NOTE ' Why are Americaa mel and money 10 d..ply lnv.Wod iD Soutr Vlel Nam In 1 war that never 1et1 won? Ia this dltpateb, UPI correspondent [)onald H. May t>umlnet tbe question and some of the answers gtvea since 1954 by thrre presldentl ami l"llrious other U.S. offlrlals in a position to know.~ GOLDEN mSPLAY-Don Schollander. HI-year-old swimmer from Lake Oswe~o. Ore .. coJ- . lected four gold medals for the United States iu the last Ol)·mpics which earned him the IUillvan Award as the outstanding amateur athlete in the countrv By DONALD H. MAV United 1-'re11 International WASHINGTON (UPI !-Three l S. pres id ent s have trled to explain why the United Stf\tes Is mvolved . at :-.ueh cost of men and money, in Hw war in South Viet Nam. Is it to help the Vietnamf'~e" 1Or is it to furllwr basic v.:-; j strategic interests"' This question has come in (or mcreasing public debate rectntly because of the upheaval~:~ · in Saigon and the general frus· I tralion of a war that nrvrr 1gets won . 1 Jt bt>ars on how the United States .should react if the recent flurry of anti-Americanism in maining countries in Southeast the whole of Southeast Asia this is not dominoes. This 1!1 Saigon were to grow in propor- Asia would be menaced by a would be involved, and that marxism." lions, or, if South Viet Narn one great flanking movement .. .the would involve hundreds of mil- lt remained for William P. day asked the United States loss of South Viet Nam would lions of people . . . il cannot Bundy, assistant secretory of to go home. set in motion a crumblins proc- be ignored." state for Far Eastern affslrs, The adminJ~tration nas bt>en ess that could, as it progressed, On March 26. 1964, Defense to add the ultimate refinement accused of not being dear on ha\'e grave consequences ?or us Secretary Robert s. McNamara In a speech last Ja~. 23. the basic question of purpose. ::md for freedom .. We reach the said that. in addition, Soulh •·[f the Cornrnumst powers Response To Rrquest inescapable conclusiOn that uur Viet Nam is a test case for the succeed m aggression,'' Bundy Technically, all U. S. aid tn 1own national interests demand new Communist strategy ... of said, "they will be encouraged, South Viet Nam has been In ~orne help from us ... " ' wars of liberation• or what is fr~ nations discouraged , and response to a 19M request from On Sept. 9, 1963. President properly called covert aggres- i the inevitable proceu of evoluthe late Ngo Dlnh Diem, an- John F. Kennedy was asked tn 1 sion or insurgency." I tion toward moderation within swered in a letter Oct. 23. 1954 , a television Interview whether Carrying this one slep far- the Communist countrle• them· by President Dwighl D F:i!IIE'n- 1he subscribed to !hi' so called ther, Secretary of State Dean selves postponed o~ perhaps hower. I theory of '·Calling dommoes." . Rusk sa id in a Dec. 23 news prevented altogether. ' Agreeing to help, · Eisenhower Would Improve Po11itioa I conference : "We feel that we Citing the reform of tw:'l · wrote Diem : "The purpose .. i111 He replieo . "1 believe it .. , have learned in the last many itlerite Germany and millarl!lt to assist the l§ovemment or China looms so high just beyond I decades that a persistent course Japan and_ the po~sible m~U~w­ Viet Nam in developing and the frontiers, that if South Viet of aggresllion left to go un.. ing of Sov1et cold war pohc1es, maintaining i:t strong, viable Nam went , it would not only checked can only lead to a gen- Bundy said : sta tf' , rapab le of resisting at- give thefT' an improved geo-- 1 era\ war and therefore that the "Such a process of moderatempted subversion or agres- graphic position for a guerrilla independene o£ particular coun· Uon will come eventually for sion ... " assault on Malaya but. would tries is a matter o£ importance the Communist nations oi Asia But on April 4, 1959. In a also give the imprenion that to the general peace." lf they are checked. It cannot speech at Gettysburg, Eisen- the wave of the fllLure in SouthRush said that if the Commu- come if they are not-and any hower stat_ed a deeper purpos.e: least Asi~ was China and the nlsts took over South V:"~t Nam lOBs of free nations makes the ''Strategically South V1et Commumsts.'' ''they would simpll move the future task that much, and per. Nam ·s capture by the Commu- And on March 15, 1964 , problem to the next country haps immensely, more dlffl· nists would bring their power dent Johnson said losll of South and the next and the next ... cult." several hundred miles into a Viet Nam "would be a hitherto free region. The re- dangerous thing ... and I I 1 Announcing American Housewife Rated High by Banks H 1 · S R h b T · I ·bl wm ar em1tes ay e a I It&{IOD mposSI e move) 111 mind'' , lf her contribution were count· · By H. D. QUIGG Wlll'n you tell a housewifr she C'd . thP Gross National Product ' By STANLEY SCOTI' a sea of poor,·• said Capt. Lloydden rear courts, and to eslab- 1 Unitt>d , PTf'~S lnternatiollal 1S worth $15!l34 fl werk are you ·· would shoot up more than 35 United Presli Jntern~tlonal Se~ley.__ 48, a Negro~lke ~?St of llish health clinics, · 1 NEW \OAK •lll-'1 1 - !W<tr trl' lnl; to woo lwr cnddtf" h~·r , I ,. 1 ,·enl to around $900 bllhon ,, . N~W YORK (tJPil -:--Can ~ou , lh{ resJdE'nts of ~~~ pre~mct- 1 tens and job training centers on I Bank : Just wh:H do )UU havt- or "t 1r tu r 111 blo•Jdless coup IP ., . 11ma@:tne an oas1s of t1dy b~1ld- l one of . the shabbiest _neJg~.bor· l the block. One llf .'hE' _ m_ ost r·elent less l~· ~ . ~ - ~rfm.ch of a bank named i i~gs, happy peop l~;~, lree-lmed , hoods IR ~orth AmerJca . The l " The only ans~A·er is to bull- 1 ;;:::;\ altnri~trr m ~t rtut 1 on s on th<' na· U1<1 st .\Ilm ha ttan put up 11\us- s1dewalks and nursery schools program will have to eventualtv 'l d d th h 1 bl k · · lron-11 s("ene 1 hunk has tlr L• tr<:IN1 ptacar ds to th.IS efl ect In · in a sea of poverty. cnme, · h ot her areas m · the com· o:r.e. own b e.ldtwoe SPECIALIZED HELP Louc 'thoc d · 1 1 f put IR new Ul ngs WI a 1 " FOI THOSE MOST d&v !'rerted 11 otir·es aimt•d at rt s wrrrdows. Each was tltled: dope-add!dJOn and the atten - munrty to bt! competey elec- 1. 'd E .. y,,., 11 1 · · b Wh t' w·f w rth"" . h . c rente e, sa1 vans. ·1· 11 .. 1 1 SEVERELY DEAFENED ;_,:-~ .. : I asst>~s ng t!w Iota! gro~'>~ JO .. a s ~ I e o . Iant mJsery I at IS .a way o ' P n:r lea n find more whiskey bottles II -EE .,,, _ ,. . , . . ... ! worth of orrt' of the mo st charmOrre sard a newspaper help,!n Harlem? · Knows Tbe Problem . h h t 11 " · ·~··FR ··""·"· 1 • m t c area t anth you can a"'giJt·ll -~ . ......J , tnc•t\' IJtNti ve tlw r'\nHTIL'art wanlf'd nd tor the little woman , No, .<;ays the pnl1ce precmcl i There-, 1r: the word~ of a man 1C o . .h . h k h .t . . 1. opa or anv• o er 1.arge '" lwusPwrf wou I"11 1mv~.: to rea d : .. f! equu·e1:. 1commander charged w1t mam- ~ w o nows t e s1uatlOn m 1- [ 111b.. Aller ·om; Jlting with t'to no- ments in!e.l\igence, energy o~ tai ning law. order and ~ome ' m.c;tely, is the problem faced by c i i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ I I ' . .. . . . I· Diles Radioear Co. . . ·· · . . · 1. • L•• a ts ~nd olhl'r and skill at 12 different occupa· 1semblence of respectability in the composite force of private mrs s. .1n 01t 111 11 . • H 1 1 1 111111 ~-; 111 g madlilll'~. a N~'w Ynrl.: !ions; hours. 99 .6 per Wl'fk; sal~ the t;lrea around the ar~m 1 aM pub1c agencies who wcmt L Y 3-4550 b· k J mouncNl thai if the ary, none ." 1block the government has des1g- :to turn one dismal block., sur24S E. State St. Athens t~:n!r~,- ~ huusl'wives got paid 1 Husbands ''Luck~" Inated as its No. 1 target in th€ : rounded _by hundreds. ~f db mal 'iii::::;::::~::::===:::::===: I r j 1 t l2 ol tlwir household oc- A11other told husband::; to con- war on poverty. I blocks, mto a magnificent ex: _ ____ J <~~~~J: 1 ~ 1~HI~ , 11 1hv gnillg r;tlc pai_ rl s id~r. t:1em:elves ~reat bar~ain 1 _2~~':~ h~ve an oasis in ; am~ I~. o_f how neighborhood r~· th ,. folk fur thc~f' Jobs their hu.,tr rs - and lucky too - <:~nd habilrlalmn can be accom: ~'~-'"'~:lv w~rlh wnutd be' more ]advised wives to pay their own bank figures: "Well, l'_d go 1 p!ished - if you're willing 1ihan ·$250 billion 1bw~ks but not to ask for cash .a,lon~ wit_h that. But wa1t spend the money. . , . eWURLITZER . :m Million llonsM'-h•f's because the old man probably I d Jack 1t up 1o $200 a week . On Tuesday, the natwn s ant~•BALDWIN 1 Th1.-.. is frgun·d on the basis of f'rluld11 't afford it. When l start to think of all poverty architect, Sargent -~rt-· end OTHER FAMOU! million huusrwives. each Here's the bank's break~o":nrthese chores arnund here! , ver . announced a $5_ .'!ull~on 30 BRANDS wor kng 99 .1i houn; a week . of the . average hou~w!Ve s And quite a few women don t project. to return to CIVIl12:a~on At ~ l fi!l :14 ;-~ wee k tilt· year ly tasks, With columns showmg the have a car - have to carry the the miserable block of \\est !wag•· v.-ould b2 $8.285.68 . ·numher of hours she s~ends on groceries ... " 1ll4th _Street, between Sevent~ ·~~.e housewife was called "a e<H:h per week, the gotng rate Mrs. John Talbelle of Ma~· 1 .and EJghlh Avenues . . Today,_ rt 1 1 rregJeded . per hour on the labor market, hattan : "Will I comment! · is a monstrous slum m wh1Ch 111 \, ed ul. though .. Factory Treined Service" j force in 1he economy . . but nol land the value per week: Yeah. Most hus~ands are too res1dents say there . are ~ore PHONE 22 JACKSON. 0 · . t~ \'en included m our statistics! " Joh Hours Rate Value . dumb to know tilt.'> Mo.st hoUSt:>-1 booze bottles than m a mght11Nursemaid 44 .5 $1.25$55 .63 1wives figured it_ out long age~ . dub and rats the !tize of grey· , =:;:-:;-~:::::::~::=~=:::::: Dietitian 1.2 2.50 3.00 The husbands. t( they haven t hounds. Food Buyer 3.3 1.50 4.95,figured it by now , are too dumb 1 De~c rrbf'd as UJe. "most dan• • I " • Cook 13 .1 2.30 32 .75 to figure il out ever. Why is gerollii and dirty in the city,'' · Di~hwasher 6 2 1.50 9.30 · the bank doing this? I don't th e target block has 37 of the OPTOMETRIST Hou!'.Pk<'eper 17.5 1.50 26 .25 : know - I guess to butter up 43.000 rundown old-law teneOffice Hours. 9 to 12, Z to 5 (Uuse at Noon on Launctress 5.9 1.90 II .21 women; they're the on~~ who lments which bllg_hl, New _Y~rk Thurs. - East Court St. . Pomeroy Sramstr{'ss 1 J 2.50 3.25 1take care ol the money. and 380 of the c1ty s l m1lilon Pnwti cal 1\urse .6 2.00 1.20 impoverilihed citiZt'OS . Mmntenance Man GUEST SPEAKERS Others who know the situa1.7 2.25 3.83 . ATLANTIC CIY, N. J tUP I) tion fear 1t wtll be impossble l r.ardner 2.3 1.55 3.571 -Coaches Ray Graves of the to fix the conditiOns m the smfhaufleur 2.0 2.20 4.40 1 University of Florida a~d Jim gle bJock without rehabilitating 1 Tul<rl 99.6 . 159.34 Owens .C the Umvers1ty of :the whole neighborhood, which 1 Two housewives. picked some- Washmgton will be _the guest today is a symbolic urban jun- : at random from New lecturers for the Natmnal Foot· 1 gle. 1 whal :York CJty and a little New I ball clinic at Convention Hall, Haven For Addicts · York town. tended to somewhat ! March 22-25. ''And it is a narcotics haven 1 1for dope addicts, alcoholics and 1 hPlillle both husbands a nd BEGIN RAINING U_ndhe· prostitutes," said Sidney Evans 1 1b11nks and somewhat furtht'r up- ! NEW YORK 1UPil 1 feated Argentine h_eavyw_e,g .t. in the course of a UPI survey 1 ·grade housewifely worth. · Choice Comments 1 Oscar Bonavena, w1ll arrwe m ot the block Wednesday. "These Mrs. Irving M. Peck of Mut- New York ~x_t Wednes_day to people !the government} are 1 tontown, N. Y., said of the I complete trammg for h1s Feb. crazy to invest money in 26 bout with Zora Folley of They are fools. The Chandler, Ariz., at Madison . have not been able to Square Garden. I tate some or these people, now FREE CUBA TEAM they say they are going to HOUSTON t UP I) - Baseball h a b i 1i ta t• them with scout Tony Pacheco of the horns." Houston Astros will manage Evans. a Jandlord who a free Cuba baseball dub made and lives in one of the up of refugees and students ments, scoffed at plans to vate existing tenements For expert glridonce on from Cuba. The amateur squad begins basement to roof, to m••ke tiling. JOIIr 1964 tox return, order yo•r copy of by De Play this uwnth in a Latin ~~~~~~~~~t~~~~:~ grassy par s ou o American wor1d series in CarCrone's "'C•t Y-ow Ow• tagena, Colombia. Taxes." 'Em Up lor DAY APPOINTED Sun and View/ BUFFALO, N. Y (UP!) De{ensive end Tom Day ol the Roll 'Em Down lor Buffalo Billa has been appoint· Shade and Privacy ••• od to the Municipal Housing Authority by Buffalo Mayor ·lach lor ~0" Width Olester Kowal. Day succeeds William Stinson, Jr. Otfltr 111ft eYaUaWe at Pr.,.,...".r.lr lOW PIICifi KEEPS APPOINTMENT pr. wASHINGTON (UPI I - Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney, D.Qkla., released Friday from the boll· pltal after 12 days treatment for acute Jaryngltte, flew For 32 .,...,. De CrOM hao mediately to Coral Gables, Fla. been a newspopv wr;ter and to keep a speaking engagement. editor. For 25 years he's been a tax coham1ilt. This EASY TERMS .. combination eminntl' qualllies hiat to toll ,.. ·what you wont to know • • • in a I I ) LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Located In Racine Over The Home Bank LATEST IN STYLING, CUTTING, TINTING, PERMANENTS AND SETS NEW EQUIPMENT e NEW FURNISHINGS FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE WI 9-3644 LINDA HILL-OWNER $6.11 A BUY . ALMANAC I . · · e2-NEW IDEA TRACTOR SPREADER e T-JOHN DEERE TRACTOR SPREADER e T-JOHN DEERE PTO SPREADER Save Now $150 00 up , ... I 1949 CJ3-A Will YS JEEP Morris Equipment Co. Wl9-3202 PEARL ST. WHY WAIT? I • RACINE, 0. Let Your Savings Earn that ~·:::· the COMPOUNDED SEMI·ANNUALL Y •' book have a good re:ina:o;•sselsi7 t f i Q - I am a housewife I al· po~~pf,~.~~7::, to tuke part '' i 0 n • or per c~n . ways thougbt th~i It- check lhe J965 ft'eed Grain Program ALL DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000 1 BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE I'" ex ., dividied into cate- !bose ireated tbere was liD· for •n,m•• tne doctor d•ter· . mav lw filed '" the ASCS Coun . -rec1pes provement or at worst no fur~ · d th 1 f · ' 0 CORPORATION ories •1 APPLES 1with ali the . ' ' mme e perren ::tue ty Office lrom Mondays through 1 . g I. . . . . BEEF lWith ther deterioration. hemo~hlhin . 1\ly c•' I M say~ Fridays at anv trmt• between ~ a!t !books, and probably _ a re~rpe • appe recipesl. . . these my "hematocrit" is 385 and ·the hour~ of 7.45 am and 4 30 ' 8 Only l per cent of "o. ~· - Af_ t, r: \o file of the many specml rec1pes , ::~!I. the beef recipeS)' .CAK~ s~bjects has any u~desirable that 1 nerd not worrv. P\flase .n1.. t~x~·e >I .\1ond~v . · Februarv 1· Every household should have- that come her way. A 4 x 6 1WJth all the ~ake recipes)· s1de effects. Th1~ 1mportant exp i.atn .P d . hi . h ·d · · · d d · n · ht be a I · is·. it cross mdelied? So you d . . . . t 11 · ' 22n w1uc h a o11 ay . a good dJctmnary, an every car _rectpe 1 e m1g · · d the stu y 1s contmu:n~ m e A - The hemat•.rrit i.o,; a de-- The office will also bt> open · homemaker should have a well good mvestment after you have .can hnd Angel Cake un er h hope that further improvement terminati'Jn r•f lhe ,.nh·'T!e or r h and . . kb k 1 I" 1·- p.•" as well as under t e. be d · · · lun11 1 noon rc ru<1ry 2711 1 b written, basic or genera! cook· yt)Ur as1c coo oo se ec 1on ' s , · m these results c;1 n rna e. the red tJlot:!'J ef'11:; :1s co mpar- March ZOtlr r~ll· publi r cnnveoRACINE, OHIO book . A basle cookbook serves squared away. . ICAKE category · . s ed witi". rht: tot;.·~ \•olw,-;,. of 1 ie.nce. a! an encyclopedia of food Probably you will also make I 6. Does .a recipe tha~ c~U Q-- My doctor says I have <(Fils (red, whit~ and platel('ts ~ I ;ii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i~iiiiiii preparation and nutrition infor- R collection of a number Of · a sau~e 0 ~ a COJ?b~nation l .,eye·ritis." Since this is the ! in the t.lee:1. 1 • mation aa well as a source of free foods leaflets prepared :wo rectpes mclude It 10 that!second time m less than a year. i This test · 1as IR I'f:{ ly retested and dependable recipes. your State Extension Service, rPclpe, or doe~ It . re;er you can you tell me H there is a plared Hu~ e~timation ot the anot_her b_astc r~clpe. Some permanent rure · red coloring maHer fhnrogloA basic cookbook i~ the kind the U. S. Department ol Agrlthat would serve your needs culture and by test kitchens or fmd this partJcula~ly frus· A - Iritis is an inflamma- hin i in the b!Md. 1'he normal vf'ry well if there were no _foocl companies and agencies. (looking up a pie .crust tion of the iris, the pigmented range of the hPmatr1 rnt for other available. ]Then too there is the ev~r pop- recipe . to make a particular shutter that controls the size women is 40 to 48 (and rOr CA>Okbooks vary in size, lular collection of ravor1te re~ rec1pel. . or your pupil. It may be men 42 l<) ~01 . shape, price and o11anization. cipes, with that personal touch 7. Are the rec1~ ba~dc and caused by various in(ections, Tnus yours 1~ ~hJJJ 1 tJ} beIn addition to the regular book jput out by a local church or to use_, or exotLC and ~ diabetes or a bbw on the eye. lo\N' normal. You dl•tler is fo1·m, there are also looselea£ club. Wtth ?many ingredients In some ~ases no ('aJst can [! probably giving )OU some1 ar.d paperback edltiona. Over - What make11 a good · processes . be determmed. An acule attack th!nF" to bring it back within the yeau every eook will as- ~ cookbook? A basic bookbook B. Do the line drawings o;. 11- may last several weeks. [! 1e normnl rangt: 1md will ,,,e~m:bl~e::~a~l~ibr~a~ry~:o!~coo::k~·~n~lo~r~e~th~a:n~o~co~lle~c~tlon=~•~l~::::; j lustrattons clarify the Wrltln(l Becau~ of tbe danger of rhf'ck it agam later. .• or are they for decoration? IE'rious compllr:alinns, tlii• dl· 9. Are there step-by-step ph., •ease sbould always bt treated Here 's BIG New5 from your tographs on making bread or _ ______....:.___ _ _ Ntw HOLLAND DEAtER ple crust or ort other t!ch- the book, or are they Order Now and Take Detiven niques? Will tlley help? ned to help you Jearn attractive From Our Pomerov Area 10. Are the colored or other (and practical) ways o! ar· Warehouse · just to dress up ranain& food for serving? Sags I LOVE .YOIJ 1. d ., I I Mr. Farmer MOST MODELS IN STOCK YOU The flnelt conveDtlonal wubII' ever built. Bl&, square alumlau• tub bold• mon, lrltps water bolter. Acltator aetloa, bllllld Ud, uelutrlve efflclen' Maytae euy nt, llmple nleue wr!D&tr, ·adjustable lees. ••••• FERTILIZER ~OOK YOUR SPRING SEEDS and FERTILIZER NOW ! WILOVIOUR CUSTOMIRS, TOOl LOTS 01' I Take Advantage of Our Early I SPECIAL On Tractor Overhauls FAITill. • • ts, ........-.dol 331) YTAG HAII.ItY A. MILLIIt We ...I the lreot, Moyt11 1nd Hr¥lca the ..t, W. 1orv1ce on 111 Mrtt11 -..111- f I POMEROY eJve eompllle l'trelory j Discount -- ---- - - - - -- - --- .,i ----- --·- . -··.. --· ,I' ' C'"' Sugar Run Flour Mills Get that overhaul on your Farmall tractor now and save yourself a bundle of cash. Do it now! PhoneW'I-2-IHS MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO~ Mulbtny Ave. ---·- Build yout· LANDPOWER faster, easter and at tower cost with a big, NICed NEW HOLLAND 130 bu.:~ triple-beater CYCWN· ACTION manure spreader. "Peaee-of.mind" •hearbolt teetion ·guards acainst over oad breakage on every NEW HOL I LAND PTO model. l!o•y terms at J (With AIHIIatecl ......... 1Vt . .. .... ·-,. ·-. -·-...... -.... --..-------.. ----·--·---p---- ----------·· . . . YOU GIT A PINIIl PAMilN. LIIIRAL CREDIT! MILLER ~ 4 USED SPREADERS IN STOCK! RACINE HOME BANK 1141. MAIN ~. - 1 Have a General Cookbook . -- -. -- . Every Homema er ou 299 SOc A Copy At Our Counter I THE Gl 6-3391 MANURE SPREADERS I - k Sh ld 5 "Cut Your Own TausN •• 64 pages, is illustrated witll sample SOt:. - - forms and costs . ::~~: ~:t :t~~ge,f'~~p:~=~:~ 1 I tions. Begms • Feb• 8, con1mues ThroughMarch26 . 1 again for answers to your ques- stf Roush's Shoe Store wor JOU can udentncl ... . abotot tho ..., ""' ....!.. by FARMERS" !~F~~~~~~::~c:f~:enli£~!:1 Signup for Feed Grain Program of 1965 1 ·r I I DOCTOR SA\IS I LOAFERS e-lr adjec· The signup for the 19~ Feed The s1gnup pe.nod starts ~eb- gra~ sorghum, a.nd barley In What should be done in an from the lesson to report on at and nutritin. Other ~ ruary 8 and wt~l. contmuela· ~ng~e feed gram base. Pa~· if a person is sick th4> training meeting. Re)Xlrls tiveg that describe a ba~dc cook· Grain Progr~m soon ~111 were given on what to do if a book are standard, general, or Iunder way m the Metgs ASCS th:ough M_arch 26. . tJC'11)8tmg farmers w1ll quailor injured? person has convulsions. abscess- all • purpose. Below are some County Office Wayne H. Cha.~, rhe rharrman exp lamed th~t rfy for diverted-ac re and priceThis question was partl~lly es and boils blisters. snake questions to guide you in your Chairman. Agrlculturul Stablh-111re program for 1965 Is basJ~ j SUpport p~yments. and_ they answered Thursday . even~ng bitf!l'3, diarrhea , or if he nr she search for the basic cookbook zation and ConservatiOn Cnm-c:rlly the same as In 19G4 il rs ;wJ!l be eltg1b\e fur pnce- sup· · when 12leader~ from five Meigs IS unconsclt or chokmg. AI - Ithat will best fit your particu- mit1eE" , has announced. I voluntary' -a~~ - combines cor~, I or:, loans. County ExtensiOn Homemakers so a number of other general 1 d --·--· - - - - Farmer~ who take part in rhtbs attended a Leader Train-[ iop' ics were rliscussed b)· Mr~. l ar nee _s the program m<ry divert for ·,ng meetmg' at the Che st er M e. 1 Spencer J Is tt eaS)' to har.dle 1 Easy · ml'nt as small an acreage as I, M . S t ed ~ to store? Too heavy? Too clum120 per rent of lilt· f<trm's feed thodist Church In Chester. . rs. pencer s reSB , lsv? ! Tod' 1· 5 t d Feb 6 . The lesson, "Nursmg Care of ··There are m:tny things which . · , ay .s a ur _ay, _ · ' gram base or a-; la rge an the Sick and Injured" is one you would do in emergencies 2. .,Do you like the recipe IlK 3tth day of 196a With 328 to I age as 50 per ('t'n1 of lh~ · base of a series of 11 lessons from that should never be done If form follow . . . - or 25 a c rf' ~. ir thi s i~ larger. the Medical Self Help Kit. The competent medical help II •· 3 Do ~he recipes take up the . By Wayne G. Brandstadt. M. I>. . Tilt.! moon Js crpproachmg Jts Two rate ~ oJ dJv t'l SI 'JI1 pay· title, " Medical Self Help, ' says vellable." whole w1dth of the pagt•' 1 Are- 1 As we grow older there is fH:st quarte~. . . ment are oflf'n~d . Tlw people will learn to help ourThe items tor the ftrst aid kit they newspaper column w1dth. l a gradual loss of keenness of rhe mur~mg star _rs Mar:s. Ir;J te appla•s to the first 20 per nut were donated b Swisher & Which do you prefer? 1eyesight. This has long been I The evenmg star IS Jupiter. 1 cent or the fel'd gra in haM• selves when there are enough doctors and nurses to Loh Dr 4. Check th~ table of contents. accepted as inevitable, but Dr. I Baseball slug_ger B~be Ruth tuttl!y dJV!Tircl The h1ghl'r rate give the professional help they T~~s le:!er t:a~~ing meeting 1Bes1des recipes does the book iH. w. Laws. of Montreal, de- i was bor_n on th.rs d~y In _1895. applie., to Uiverted acreagi' m ! are used to getting. was an edurational program I eontah1: lcided to do something about it . 1 On thiS day m h1story . . exe~:; ot the mrnimtrm 11 both The Medical Self Help Train- planned b the Meigs County -nmrilio~ inrormallon incl~d- , He treated a group of 237 1 . ln 1788, Massa~husett; r~Ll~ the mtended di\,;rsi_on ;rnd th~· ing program, Js I coopera- Cooperativ~ Extension Service. li?g a calones- per. servmg aging persons, many of them f~ed the Umted States (onsttu- lacn•<tge ar·tu<r11y di\WII'(I an· tlve effort of the Office o( Civ- There are two Medical Sell hst. , over 70 with fom drugs that tJon . . ' equal to nt lel'lsl 40 per l·ent ul il Defen!le, the U.S. Public Help Kits available on a loan -marketing and stor~ge in- are kn~wn to dilate the smai\J ln 18~ , Ame~!Can sta~esman l that ba c:e. tlw higher r,Jr e ap Health Service and the Coun- basis In Meigs County for any format~on - m_ea l plannmg and larteries and capillaries. An- : He~y Cia~ dehvere~ his lahst , plle<: to the enttre a•·n·nA~ dl · ··1 N t' 1 Se 't f th . m nu mformat10n . curt Y o e mterested group These are a- e · other group of persons m the 1great speechk.on the . Il!oor ofI' th.e vt·rkd · t 1 on a mna American Medical Association. vailable throug-h the Meigs - table setting and serving same a"e group who would [Senate, s~ea mg m av~r 0 iS Nf'w provis ions in thP 191\5 pro. oppor1urr Mrs Frances Spencer Ex- County ExtensiOn Service and sugge:-;hons, carvmg m forrna- not take~ the drugs were ob- compromise b11l · w h 1.c h he1oeor am ·rnc·I 11 de 111 ,w · ' ~ t" 1hoped woul. avert a CIVIl war, Hy to substitute feed grain s for tension Assistant, was thf~ in- the Meigs County Health De- 1 Jon . . served as a basis for compar- 1 1 1943 Gen Dwiaht D Ei· h · · h . ' . . struetor Mrs Spencer m~ntion· partment. -charts of cookmg tempera- . , n · · ~ · w eat or w ('M tor lePd gram s · that · she hac; not had . · f com· 1bY gro.,.,ers . · w110 ta ke pi:tr · t ·111 ed the fact Attending the meetmg were rlures and tunes or vege t·a bl es, !son. This study was carried on for 1senhower .w01s appomted . • I t nd poultry Imander - m • Ch1er of the Al· lbot\1 programs ~nd 121 a spt'r :~pecial training in Home Nurs- Mrs. Wilham Grueser and ~rs . 1 mea s, _a. . . · . 13 years. The drugs used were 1lied Ex ditionar Forces in , . . . ·.' ' _. . _ •ng However the texts . of I Anne Lennard Rock Sprmgs - dehmtJons of cookmg terms . t' I 'd . nfn I alcollol [ ~ Y Jal pr ovJsJon lor de~ ignatcd va • .. · t" mco m c act , me 1 Y • North Afnca t' f It' b l F . , these lessons .are written so that group · Mrs Clair Follrod and (broiling, braJsmg, marma mg, tolazoline and nylidrin hydro· If h ne '"' ~ 0 ma rng <Hey .n . . . . ' · 1 In 1964 Cuba shut o t e wa- df'r· cet·tarn circumstance~ pro· mdlViduals not tramed m th1s Mrs. Mildred Swartz. Alfred; .etc. J . cholride. Although all four were t j t th u s Naval .. · . field can teach this series: of Mrs. Mary K. Rose Mrs. Reid -left over food suggestions, If t" . f the b- 1 er supp Y a e . . du ceJ s may apply to uv ~·rp lanl 0 • . . f e ec lve m some su Base at Guantanamo lh , b 1 b ·· b lessons without too many prep-- Young , Mrs. Olan Hysell and food spotlage 1 ?for~a mn. jects, it soon became evident ____ _:_____ . ( 1r . ~r ey ase ~~~-e~ge_ . Y aratlonl!l. Mrs. Woodrow Mora, Chester; -general eookmg hints, meas· that the last named was the ~ Jn _ pel tent A_produce~ ~ le{trn,~; The leaders had an opportun- Mrs. Harry Swartz and Mr!t urements and equivalents. . best. The others were dropped . b)H nn ~t~-a~m~loglst. . d j thJs opt ron wrll be elig ible for lty to learn for themselves how Roland Eastman Hemlock - freezing and canning m- A Ut nd'tio th t . e WI m , It: c. o~f' an tlrt' fu ll courHy bar tt'.\ support ' . mong e co I ns a lolilll try to prevent further h . d . simple it would be to teach this Grove Mrs. Inez Wilson and Mrs formation pressure cookery In· h ed · t · th · ' rate, ase on <~ na11ona! av' • s ow Improvemen m ese recurrenceo.: but no nne ran I 1 96 t h 1 1 lesson to their groups. Letha Kibble, Reedsville- Long formation. . . aging patients were opacity uarantee you won'l get an · erage 0 . cen !1. pe:· . Ju s e ·' Each was assigned a topic Bottom. _ entertamment suggestions, of the cornea diabetic than es i . but he Will no! be eligible for par I y ideas, beverage~. in the r~tina 'and spa!im of ~he other :lll ack . ba rlry dtvPr·stlon or pnrf' . 'HI/)· I s11·9s ................ _ BY C. F.. BLAKESLEE jkemel• or eart to develop , and lgrowing in ' isolation tests in growing seasons. Although the rPsistant to maize dwarf mos- ,oh07 .-PI : Oh7 I U17; Oh78 ! ThE' brt>eding program is aim- search program iD tbe .outherD 1 Count)' Extension Agent 1a yellowing of the veina of the greenhou~>es at the Ohio Agn· report i~ cautiow;ly optimistic, a1c in the test plou ifu;t year. x Oh26B ; Oh7B x H15; Oh7B x 1ed at produdrng 8 combination Oht~ ar~ ~ ~~~:run~ Many Meigs county fanners com leof. Thi!!l yellowing later cultural Experiment _ Station. 1H sta_n~s as the best news in lt'i lou early to say wbether iB33 : Oh7N x Hd2187; Oh26 x germ plsrn which will have ' r .~Pflrti~l~ C81'1 be obtained an· con~rned about the corn turns to red over much of the r Chances of l.'Ontroll_mg the dl· isome t1me for belea~uered ~orn any cor~ vanetleii have_ a~so. OhSOI · Oh6S x W2J· Kl 4 x Pa2.1 · \ resisLanoe to the vlru!\ The t li Ohlo Agricultural El· dl~f'ase which ha~ appeared in leaf . 1sea.,e by mean~ of msect con-I growers 10 the Ohto R1ver lute res1stanc~. the SCientists I ' ' · 1 th t . · r 1 rom the W the county t~ last twfl yean.. Susp1ciou~ that Johnsongrass ' trol appear slim . Most msecll· Valley. say Researchers don 't rely on and Ml4 1 C.l. 117-2. por says a resistance ap- periment Statlon, DOSter. There i~ 80'T1e evidence that the Iwlis the overwmtering host of ctdes do not kill insects quick- ~ VARIE'fiES LISTED 1one year's observatwos as a 1 Commerci.<!l varieties which di.11ease was preeent as early Ithe virus in Ohio were confirm- ly enough to prevent a small The sil-man reaearch team 1ba s1s for recommendations. But j showed reiiJstance were Hana~ 1962. ed in the spring of 1964. When amount o! feeding . An aphid ' !ists corn varietiel showing re- due to the urgency of the prob- lcock 106-XH5 : Pfister PAG Sk· Tt:is dl11ease has now been corn was being planted in 1outh· carrying the virus would likely sistance to the virus. Inbred \em and its severity, they are 19 ; and Funk 153S2. lt'!l pos!lible uamed '' Maine Dwarf Mosaic.'' ern Ohio. Johnsongrass rn the 1deposit it in the plant tis-sue lines, sin&le crosses and com- I releasing information on t h e I that hybrida with lesser degrees 1 In 1964 It wa.!l present m all fields was already heavily rnfect.- 1will the first thrust of its style· 1merclal hybrids are included in s1udies as soon a~t ponible, real· Iof _resi&tanc~ w1ll prove econ· 1 . the lisl. The report iB publish- I iziug that th? same results may om1~ally sahs_factory . . , countie!l bordering the Ohio Rlv- ed w1th the maze dwart mosaic ~· like mouth parts. ~:r from Cincinnati to Marietta. virus. The virus had presumaTbe future ot Meta:s CGUn· 1ed in the November-December, not be obtamed next year. It Fmdlng reststance IS JUiit a The wont case 1 saw tu 1964 bly been carried through t h I ty's and Ohio's corn growen 11964, issue of the Experiment 1,iippears that so me corn yarie- start. It will take SIX to 10 genwns 1n a r~eld where the vield winter in the fleshy, under-! may be bolstered by a report Station's magazine, ''Ohio R&- i ties adapted to the Corn Belt erations lo breed resistance in· wns about five or 10 bu~hels ground stems rrhizome!ll ot this ' tbat sclentittl at the Ohio A&- I port." !area have a mesure of resis- to .adapted hybrids if all goes grass. ricullureal Experimeat Statioa " It is probable," say the sci- lance. . . well , say the researchers. The ' 1wr acre. Jn half a dozen other 1 pef\'nnial fields thf' loss ranged from A tiny insect , Rhopalosiphun have apparently found some I entists, "that some hybrids Inbred lrncs appeanng resi.st- program can be speeded up by l none to 50 per ~nt . So far the ' maidis {Fitch). has been pin- linn of corn which show re•l•t.- which were not included in the lant or tolerant 1n lhf' tests m- growing two gnerations .a year 1 los~ has been seen only in O.hio I ponied as the carrier of the vi- I anct to tbe maine dwarf mo- 1nearly 600 varieties tested a lao 1 elude Oh07, Oh7B Va 32. Va~5, - one in t~e field and one in ' 1 rus 1mc:y be resistant. 11 M08t strains 1and Va36. Smgle crosses llrver bottom areas. which causes the disease 1 sale vlrUI. lll· Florida or m greenhouses. This ClYDE WALKER Characteristics of the disease I in Ohio. Aphids taken from i~- 1 This diseaae inflicted serioUS !of corn from Latin Ameri~a, elude Oh70 x Oh3Ei'; Oh05 x i_s already be_ing done. But t_h at include stunting of the plant. 1 fested fields transmitted the d1- llosses to southern OhiO corn! which are selected for resist- Oh7K ; Oh05 x Kl59: Oh05 x lS about as t:.ast as a_ breedmg: "Farm Loans G1lllpoll• partial or complete; failure of scase to young corn seedlings fields during the 1963 and 1964 ' ance to corn stunt, also were Pall: Oh05 x. W23; Oh07 x 0103; program can be carr1ed out. for FARMERS emer~ency N W COMPTON Q 0 OXFORDS· Racing Maize Dwarf Mosiac to Save Valley Corn Action in Emergencies Is Shown to ClubLeaders ' I' ___________ MEN'S I • 1 .AT TAX TIM! to be controllod by a few game.. U tbte te true, i& eoukl lbltriiB lllo time needed to ~ tb1 amotml of seed ovalllblo fDf rarm planllnJ. Statioo scienli8la are IMIW II WOI'k plalmiiJI on ~illed ,.. I 1 1 pellr:S BUILD A FINANCIAL PLAN ... i P IA N 0 S M6~ 1 THE OPENING OF · · · · I 1 \ I 1 DaOy Sentinel , Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, ~cientists I I In Sea of Crime, Dope, Poverty tCIIart New In Farming Pomeroy. Ohio FULTON·THOMPSON TRACTOR SAtES WY 2·5101 Diol WY ~·2TII For Delivery Servmg MeigS, Gallia and Mason Counties- Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Call Us For Specialized Fertilizer Service Bulk Spreading Available We Also Can Apply Liquid Nitrogen To Your Fields ALL ANALYSIS STRAIGHT & MIXED MATERIALS AVAILABLE �.. ' .... ·• = I - - - - - - - - - " ; e - D a l ! y Sentlnel. Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0, Feb 1 WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS e, 1965 Pomeroy c Motor 0. I -- --- Auto Sele1 - i F-o-RD-,-~96$--Sed -an-. $50 ' • Southwestern 1n 60-47 SVAC Win Snags 27 Rebound8 call Gallipolis' Don Magnani, a 01' WY-1-2721!. H ·31< Rio Grande College freohman, l D~UJII~ scored 22 points 15 in tht' first ..0 P. M. ~ hjore PutiUCitioe QUALITY International tandem drive MODdu Dc.t.dllPt 9.00 A. 1111 1 hall - and snagged 'll rebounds ' truck with twenty loot logCANCEU..ATlON8 ' ging rack , $650. Ford one Coach Uoyd Myers Southwestern Highlanders, for the in leading the Rio JV's to a, CORBSM'IONS 1963 TEMPEST L•MANS CPE. . . ton truek, good stake bed, first time in three years, defeated North Gallia on their 101·56 triumph over Miami Ja· Taody Woodo, rank and Ill• WW b• aeceptlld until ~00 A.. M Local ~,uwd and tow mJ !e.;lge: . red over l_ vory f1msh , 3~8 0 ""'" Ou ef PulolluUoa 1 $395, Willys four wheel drive own planks. The score was 60·47 . cobs College of Dayton at Day· committee chall'tn8n and paS! va ~ng 1 ne , automatic tr11ns . Like new wh uewall tires. ra· I &.I:OUl..A.TIONS I 1 3/4 ton stake truck, $650 Bill It was the Highlanders' sev· ton Friday night. president of Local H611. United dio and hNit'r Tb• Plzb11thU r'tiU"U tll• rll[bt 1 Goodwin, 6 miles from Wilkes-enth cage victory in 13 games the ball game. Southwestern The triumph left the RIo Steel Workers ol America, yes· to e411 or Nject .nJO" acb deotmed WAS $2095 WEEKEND SPECIAL $1799 oblKtJo...ble. ltJTo... ahould h., ville. 2 3 6t< while Coach 6ary Minton's Pir· outscored the Pirates 311-21 in IJV's with a 7-11 aeason record. terday pr~~ aJl~s: •:~ reportN lm.me4ia~ Tbt pub 1963 CORVAIR MDNZA COUPE . , A shtnp Jow milt·age local car Jet black rmish, t1res show Uthn- wiD nol bt rdpODalblt fo~ ----~-~~----ales were suffering their ninth the final two periods. ;Today, they wUI host the Ash· ltory lor ~ tl ~ na 1· 'lbe Rambler ~ore than one ID~rnd buiertton_ little wear, 110 1-1 p en)(ine . ~ sploed trans . RadiO, heuter, loss in 11 contests. Rodney Cook'o 22 points land Correction Institute from incumbent . terna ona pres · World 818Ddard of llompad red buckf't seats and vinyl tn~EEKEND SPECIAL $1699 18 In Southern Valley Conferpaced the Highlanders' attack. Kentucky . dent who opposed by I. W I WAS $1895 RATEI! lbceUeoee ···· · f'111 want .\d &lrl't~ points Abel. .. Big car room, ride aod per- ence play, the Hlghlaoders hlk- Steve Elliott had 16. David Alba Hank Lussetti's 23 • Cen\.1 pet word on• t.nMrttna ed their mark to 4-3 while North 12. For the losera, Danny Chick paced IBst night'a triumph. Box Th~ nulhoben · m~ber t' unl~n MlnlmUDJ Cha.u • eo c~nu tormanl'e. Small c:JU' eeonom)' n Conb "'' ••"' '"' Th"• onn 0 Oo GalUs's loop record dipped to pumped in 16 points while Masscore: election w1D he na IOnWI f' aer:uliYe llutruou i and managerabUitJ 110 per r:ent Dlarou nt on paid .~ •nd 2-5. on Peek totaled 15. Gary Calli· RIO GRANDE JV'o nOll next Tuesday. Local 5668, loSoe eds paid IIJ1tbln 10 dar• OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.NL CARD 0¥ THANKS .. OBITUARIES 1 It looked like the Pirates were han had 10. Mercer, 1-2·18; Luaaettt, B-7· cated bere, baa a memberahlp Metrupolllall Motol'l _ st.2!1 tor '<) word min POMEROY, OHIO well l"l their way to a mild up- Cook and Bud Jackaon had 23; Magnani, 1().2·22: Ubi, 1·~; of approxtmately 2,700. E. Malo Street. PomeroJ tmllm . Each adC:Utlonal word lr: set during the first half of ac· 13 and 12 rebounds each lor McClellan, 4-1-10; Jenldna, ().1· Co~tmg on tbo ollellon. Pbone W'l' Will OF'F!Cit SOURS ~ the winners. 1; Heilge, 2·1-5 ; Carruthers ().1- Woods satd, m part: I 22 tic lion Friday night. ' '" ' • · .30 M A"' I'd' · " • " '"' _ _ _ For Rent Business Services Slturd.ay-43 to P l2:00 noon The Mintonmen jumped out North Gallia won the reserve I; Carter, 24-4; Slufsky, 2..1). "McDonald has served lh• IT'S sO tASY ~-- _ in front 17-9 in the first period, game 36-23 to claim the undis· 4; Fitoa, 4-1-10; TOTALS 41).21- United Steelworkers . as Inter TO PLACE A LS • ~ U5ULT PRooucmo APARTMENT, 5 rooms and wr ON & Son' Car wa, .. on Farm Mechinery national pres1dent falt~ully fOJ and was still on top 26-21 dur- puted SVAC reserve crown. Da· 101. wANT AD bath. shower and tub. 63 S. Page Street, Middleport. ---~-----'--ing intermission. vid Skidmore's 14 points paced MIAMI JACOBS «51) the past 12 years. HlS leader· Phone Call WY -1-5212. 2-6-30\c PHONE WY 2·2156 3rd St., Mtddleporl, 1 I5 tfc - 1F'OR SALE: Farman tractor, However, in the third stan- North Gallia while Ron Cook Brmer, 2-1-5; Harumong, 4-5- ship baa Jed our great union t• WY 2·2671 --.. ' fNCOME TAX Service, Jo!Jn. Model. "H" and Sargent Hy· za, the host club tallied 20 mar· had 10 for the losers. 13; Burley, ~3-7: Fox, o-1-1; 1 victories and acco~phsl · fr son Simpson insurance Ag- 1 drauhc Manure loader , $350. kers while the Pirates could North Gallia hosts Hannan, Tiller f-6.14· Martin 7-216· TO- men\!. He has been praiSed " rs B~ ~ ;~·~ e.ncy- Room 6 Coats Build- Dave Yost. Portland. ' • clean and democratic leader muster only nine, and that was i W. Va., tonight while Southwest- TALi 19-1&-.56. TRAfLER LO Card of Th10nks age and water. rown s · • 2 5 3t ern plays at Symmes Valley on Halltime .core Rio 42, both lbe Jato President John er Park 1 State Approved). mg. Middleport. _ P Tuesday night. Miami Jacobs 29. F. Kennedy and our present I WISH to thank all of rny Mmersville, Ohio, Phone WY 1 20 tfc AT TffiS date I have on hand Box score: pre8ldent, Lyodon B. Johnson. friends and neighbors for 2-3324:. 1 15 tfc 45 used farm tractors and NORTH GALLIA (471 McDonald has chosen as hi.> MAJOR Medical Health Plan several riding garden tracttheir flowers. cards dOd prayCallihan, 5-tl-10; Garrett I· running mates Howard R. Hag ers during my illness aud stay MOl>ERN • room ana bath I non - cancellable, guaranted, ors. Most anything needed on l-3; Chick, 7-2--16; Peck, ue, vice-president, also for re· M 1 d- r~newable. Pays tOO per cent the farm. Bill Goodwin, 6 in Pleasant Valley Hospital furnished apartment Twyman, 1-1·1; Smith election, and AI Whitehoose, can· or Mediei.l bills, over De. miles from Wilkes\·ille. and Cabeli·Huntington Hospit· dlepurt WY. t-3874 . TOTALS 21f>.47. didate for oecrelary·treasurer , al. Your kindness will never 9 11 tfc ducttble Call Jim Jobnson 1 3 6tc SOUI'IIWESTERN (10) former District 25 director_ be forgotten . Mr<; Ar. "Eil- ____ - -- -- WY 2-2903 for information. Alba, nt2 Jackson, McDonald said Friday night 1 19 30\c een Bennett" Snydt!r. 2-6-ltc MODER:-l" 5 room house in · If you are one of many Ohio Cook, 1().1-22; Hall, 1-Z.fl; In Californl.a that union mem· New Haven. W. Va., on ~1id- - - -- -- - -- ~otor,.t•. who are stopped dur- iott, 7-:1·16; TOTALS 27-!HiO. snickered in 1956 when ht wav Drive, bath. garage. full Neigler Building ~ppl) for Notice llll! trafftc. survey, try to feel By quarters: broached the proposal ol "'; basement . large lol. new homes Built in l<itcb- YOUR that your rnconve?ience and al· North Gallia 17 9 9 who acts as hls own weeks annual vacation. S7:l.OO month. Lease required. I en~. storm windows, alumRUG Weaving. WI 9-2826 so your cooperati?n ?Jay help Southwestern .. 9 t2 20 has a fool for a cllenl." Speaking in Fontana, Calif .. Phone 882·20!12, New Haven. inurn siding. call Guy NelJ· l 5 301p avmd future traffic lie-ups. Reserves -- NG 38 SW 23. · is a truism In many In- site of Kaiser Steel Corp. plants. W. Va. 2·1·6lc ler, Racine, Ohio. ., T~ Ohio Department of High· atances when a person who de- McDonald .aid, "But Kaiser TO CLEAN carpets better, 12 29 l!c •noo•n auiiiiAI. ways Bureau of Planrnng Sursires to dispose of his property steelworkers now enjoy 13 we'll loan a Blue Lustrr Car· FUH.NISHED apartments with ! WILLWil SAXBI vey, In attempting to. plan fuby will attempts to draft the weeks of vacation a year." ort Shampooer with purch- utilities furmshed, ::llso good --:::---:--=----=----c::-:1 lure htghway constructwn, must instrument himself without seek· McDonald concedea that pres· ase of Blue Lustr• Shampoo. Real Estate For Sa e Baker Furniture, Middleport. garage. $60.00 monthly in proJect thetr pl.anmng from .'"· By Rita Spires Wrtgbl ing competent legal advice. ent retirement and penaloo plans Middleport and Pomeroy. Call 2_2-6tc lormaUon recetved concerrung Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Actually the fee that an attor· were "inadequate." He said he [ftil II • IIWbllc . . . . ll'dell IXJIIIIflllll ~=c-::=::-c--WV 2·2720 or IVY 2-2278. It! ....,.1 ttrm., • p11VW.a M" Oblo LH. today's flow of trafftc. and Debbie, Columbus, visited ney charges for his services fell an employe sboukl he al· 1 lndhrldutt wile wiN Ill dllhfllllh tllo AUTtiMUBD..J!: ln111rance tJeeD 2-l-6tc Traffic aurveys, thongh per· Saturday with Mr. and Mra. the best investment lowed to retire after 30 years ol llftecttl art'/ law IMir ....... IIUI cancelled? I ,ost vow opera - - - - - · haps bothersome to the motor· Arthur C&to and called on Mr. can he made by one desiring to service, regardleu ef age, or tor'o llcenseT Cali W~ Z.l!lll6 THREE BEDROOM house at lflo!M uualt a ,..,... IBI 1' 8 . room 1126 E. Main St. Phone WY 2·M IDDLEPORT ing public, perform a v1tal role. and Mrs. Robert Ca!to. make particular arrangements even alter 20 yean on a partial tmlt< frame house with bath, gas SAO..ING, SAILING- Stream, The ttme that tt tak~ to. stop Gene Gunter and Bob 2 4 6t< to dispose of his property. .,...ton. 3408. circulating heat, nice k-ichen . ri vers and lakes have played a m.otorl~l, ask him his potnl ol latch. Gallipolis, were Sunday The most likely possibility McDonald daim< a major 5 ROOM ar-artment and bath Wanted To Buy Nicely located on corner lot n important part in the growth ongtn, hiS de.•tinatlon, aod the dinner guests of Mr. and Mro. defect! n a home-made breakthrough in the fight for a - - unturnishd All utilities fur· with garage and convenient I Ohto and the nation. Varpurpose of hill tnp, ~ valua· Arthur Casto. ia that the legal formalities job security" was recent 0 Upstairs above Dr. to both schools. 20 year loan 10us nav1gable waterways pr<>- ble not only to the Highway ~ Mrs. Irma Bales and Mrs. not be observed in its execuTO HUNTERS •nd Trappers. mshed. achieved when AileD Wood Phone WY wanted : 200 fox 1ides, red. 1 [);Jnovan's ofil'e on Ibis property to a buyer . vide routes for commerce and partmenl but to the motorist Rita Wright called Monday tion. The Ohio law Co. signed a contract with $150. gray. $125. Leave lect 2-3046 or WY 2·2064. 1 12 tfc who can qualify. greatly Increased beuellts. tnpleasure travedl adswkell as himself. For the htghwayshohf Mr. aod Mrs. Richard Stowart strict compliance with the on hides. Must be good clean FARM - 100 acres In Rutland JM?Wer s.ources an rm mg wa- the future ~r~ the ones on w tc and Mrs. Arthur Lynch. malities prescribed by statu~ eluded were agreement that a~· hides. Top price .or all your 1 5 room and bath apanment Township on good gravOt ter. Ohto once had a flourish- he'll be dnvmg. . Miss Cameron Spears, who so as to minimize the possiblli· employe downgraded or ahifted furs. Bill Bailey in Reedsville, in Pomeroy . Phone WY. 2-3319 road 1 mile off State Rou 1118 canal system acclatmed as Tho ultunate obJective of any has spent the past three ty of fraudulent willa. id t' u to receive 9o 12 1~ Uc 124 Wesl. 20 a.,.es for cull£. the finest in the world at that type of traffic survey is the as- In training at Children's Ho.. Ohio. 2·6·6tc For example, numerous willa ;:' ce':nof ~ previous earn· - ------vation, balanc& mostly ~i time. . sigmlent of proJected traffic pita!. Columbus, has returned have been held Invalid for lack ingo and that a worker ""' Al•ddin ANTIQUE furniture, rRAILER lots for rent. close bered. Good 6 - room hOuse Natur~lly, there are vartoua volumes to a pro~ tmproveto Holzer Hospital to com· of proper execution and witnesoanteed 36 houra ef pay • lamp and old iron pieces. mar· to Laundrymal and schools . with bath, sink, and t' aws whtch govern the use and ment. For any m~1or. unprovo;: plete her training 81 a nurse. lnj; 81 directed by Sectioo 2107.· when there is tittle pr n•• ble topped piece, Mrs. How- Valley Lumber & Supply Corr> barn a ccess to these waterways. If men!, a so-cal:.ed de~tgn year Mr. and Mra. Hortie Rousb, 03, Ohio Revised Code. Io casea work for him _ provided the ard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., pany. Middleport. l().Hfc porches. Basement and building with garage and you own a home along a water· is oet up This reqwres a de- Mrs Ed Spears and dau•hter where the exact legal !ormalisho 1 lbe J'ob. Pomeroy, WY 2-5262. 11 fh .' 'I t · • ' emp1oye WI up 8 1;lt;h: ,qnC tour rrt•l'lJ turn•~h& crib. A real buy at $6500.00. ay, you a.re. we aware o ow termination of the da1 y. amo~ cameron, viBited day recentties were not observed, the perw 8 2 3 tfc l C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR tmportant tt IS that. you he. ~~le of traffic per day whicb will ly with Mr. and Mrs. Howard son's property is distributed aa at all. ed and OllluntiSiled apart. HOG rdressed), 25o-300 lbs. ur 1 menta WY »1:14 12 6 de BOX 229 WY Z-3831 to use .your dockmg lacihttes use the highways 20 years m Roush aod !amlly aod Mr. and if there were no will at ali via In order to avoid the numer· what have you. Phone WY Z·l POMEROY, omo 0 r 'ftshmg bndge," etc., when the future.. The projection is re- Mrs. J. Roush, Columbuo. Section Z106.06, Ohio Revised ou:; pitfalls possible bJ the hom•· 6828. 2 4 6tc 2 5 3ta you please. forecast every five years to The Golden Rule Cia" of Code. Then, the property is dis- made will, the services of an ----For Sale -·· Property own.~rs have what give a pretty definlto view of Old Kyg..,, met Wedneday at tributed to persons of varying •~tomey shoUld he 11011ght. STANDING Timber. Top cash MIDDLEPORT, 791 N. 2nd Ava price paid Marion Reynolds, KIRBY SWEEPER. A·1 condl- enue, income properly, 4 re known as npartan rlghis changes in the traffic pattern. the home of Mrs Lucille MuJ. degrees of relationship to the l.;:~~~~~~=..io==, Coolville, Ohio. Rt 3. Call tion, power polisher, buffer, rooms down, full bath. 3 pri- to water and. watercourses which Several types of traffic aur· ford. The aftem.;.n was speot decedent. Should DO relatives he found in existence, the alter 4 o'clock, 667-3503. He•dquerters For included. $36.56, balance due. vate entrances. z Ia r g e I ront on thell' land. Thts means veys are employed by the I* knotting a comfort. I hat, no matter what is done. m partment. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bar· state of Ohio receives the prop1-11-tfc WY 2·3862 2 5 5lc rooma up, lull bath , private the area, they cannot he demed In automatic tralfic counts, nett and son called Sunday on erty. SINGER round bobbin portable. entrance, large block gar- a ccess to the water unless pro- a hose attached to a counting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N<>Even thongh the formalities Help Wanted new, age, with gas. electricity, wa* v tded adequate compensation. machine, is stretched Sews perredly, like scrOll ah Fitch. might he observed, legal trainlot ter. Adjoming trailer $29.95. WY 1-3862. For example, htghway relothe pavement. This method tella MiSI Jean Ann Platter has tng and experience would cauoe with all utilities. Priced very c I _ . 2 5 5tc Judge, ~tton or constructiOn must proonly the number of vehicle! with returned to Miami University the avoidance of certain traps CONTACT: Juvenile cheaply. Phone CH 7·2361. from SINGER, sews like new. Equipdays In wording and amblqulties of· vtde some access for p~operty no differentiation as to type. after spending several Pomeroy, WY 2·3096 2 5 3tc 0 wners to the lake or nver on of survey a 'th h Mr and Mr ten found in the amateur will. another type 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. ped to zig zag, buttonhole, 18 1n . h th . t fr t WI w paren ' . a. HOUSE for rent, ~ rooms aod whtc insert etr proper y on s, or man is stationed at a pre-deterCarl PLatter and son. Certain phraseolDgy has a design with £ancy Woman or man and wife. 45 bath. furnished at 780 S. 3rd · they must recetve adequate com . ed point on the highway. He S •• di Is f Mr well defined meaning in law, $37.61. cams. Guaranteed. years or over to live in and ation I r the "d " mm unuoy nner gues o . St., Middleport, Ohio. pens 2 5 5to . o amage. counts every paSiing vehicle and Mrs. Bob Elkins and child· and its effect Is likely to he liDtake care of a family of 4 to WY 2·3862. 2 5 3tc ThiS would seem only normal. d lassift'es t't These figures h M d known to the amateur w I lll)~~ii 5 boys, from 12 years down WELCH'S Auction every Sat.ur- 'tho t th' •• . · hi an c · ren were er paren1s, r. an W 1 u ts rem~y you mlg verted to an average sell p nd Donna draftsman. block FOR SALE: 6 room to 2 years. 2-6-3otc day night. 7:30 p. m. Laurel be up a creek with no place to are con . . . u Mrs. Rus orter a · 1 gift "J tm -house, bath, basement, hard· ddl • k day and tl II posSible to te Carl Taylor called Monday For WliiiP e, • to 0 . Cliff. on Route 124. Auctionhour to hour, day to day, and ternoon on Fonzo Ta lor. and his heirs" is not even m wood Ooors, 8 acres ground pa e, so to spea . . MALl!: Foreign employment ee.r, Slim Chapman. However, the water nghts and h aff'tc variea from Mrs Rodny Sp'~... a ••Ut to John'l helrl • but information. Construction, othr fo d how mue 1r Mr. and . ey ud ..-· 2 4 3tp in short distance of Belleand chUdren visited Monda rather says Utat John is to get - - -ville & Racine dam. Mildred compensa •?n ~ amages was season to season. er work projects. Good paysingle USED Record Players, fiJrther defmed 10 a recent deIn an origin and destination with Mr and Mrs RtchaJ the abllolute and whole Interest Bissell, Long Bottom, Ohio. ing overseas jobs with extras, ON play, 45 rpm ;10.95 autotswn of the Ohto Supreme th torist is stopped · · in the property. If John should 2-1-fitc c travel expenses. Write only: Court In this case a businesa- survey. e mo . ed Stewart aod Mr. and Mr•. die hefo lbe maker of the 45 rpm. attachment, rna tic Fcreign Service Bureau. Dept. · at a roadblock and lntervtew thur Lynch re recor I'OR SAJ.E-.Middlenort's talJ. man claimed that he was due dr f both the · will John'a beirB wlll probably Radio, 600, Bradenton Beach, F'lor- $8.95 est hutldlllf!, located 352 N damages because conatruction as to the ad ess o. h' Mr. and Mrs. Tony Elkins not 'oo IIUed to th bequest rpm. ida. 2·6·1tc player, combination Middleport 0 I a highway bridge downstream origin aod destinatwn of Slnet, Secood have returned homo alter en $12.95 Cabinet radio. re1ft. WANTED housekeeper to live cord player, $10.95 Priced for quicll .ale from his factory denied ships trip, aod the purpose of t week's visit with their dattghl' I VM quire al Olllo Hotel coess to his plant. Because of lrtp. er, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eaa. Htmtlngton spent Sunday with in. Phone WY 1-2606. a Hi-Fi record amplifier, $24.95, his, he had to relocate his plant Another form of survey conton and daughters, Fairborn. Mr. and Mrl. Ben Rupe. 2 3 tic road, t Musical amplifier, contains FARM 82 A. on hard below the bridge. He claimed slots of the dtstnbutton olor!;P Mrs. Vivian Curfman spent Rhonda Bales, daughter of LAUNDRYbuilding sitea, old house and 12" speaker, $59.95. U. I. Ctvll S.rvlc• r ..tsl that his riparian rights·• had questionnatres to a unlf Y Sunday with Mrs. Bill Olger. Mr. and Ml'l. Mayo R. Bales, DRY CLEANING mineral. Leaded. Werner Radio, Middleport barn, been violated. distributed sample of dwellings Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jarvis of celebrated her 8th birthday WY 2.-5428 POMEROY llh&women 1!1 IDd o•er Stvun Jnbl. 2 4 3tc Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. Ohio 11lP ,., 8bo" bnOf'l 4dYU!Ntmftrll -'l'bollUllcb of loru op•n Prep11ratnt7 3 - Box 29, Ripley, w. va. The court ruled, however, that within the area studied. . ColumbUI visited reciOltly ::1r~:29: · ll'atnlnJ anttl ~ppntnted ~n .. n~• 65,000 BD. FT. timber. Mixed hese water right. a r e All forms of gathered infor· relatives In the area. t 1-~30\p a&alJ7 unneee•arJ FREE \nfonna· species, on the stump. Will lliHI on JOba. _.arlee, .-.qulremen\.1. 1imited in nature. It said that motion are put .together and Mr. and Mrs. Howard WTtte f.ttd.IJ' fh•ll\1 n•me addreP and accept bids until Feb. 10. the factory owner still had a<· assembled to aasllll the rlsoD are apendlng two weeki Busineu Services 1-1-6\p Phone WY 1-6378. llOOID lenlr:e. 8on t61-, Porn•TO' cess to the navigable river and way Department in determll>" Toledo. - - - -- --- - - lh1JI I!IDtlnel, PomeroJ', Ohio. - - mink WY 1-3243 Ia the phone to cal this is all that the "riparian ing where a route should he to- Mr. Wallet 0. WhltAI llpelll I N~W autumn haze size rights" allow. There is no con- cated, number of lanell requlr- the weekend with her parents, stole. See: Mrs. Virgil Carl, for Limestones, any Insurance Rl 2, Pomeroy or. Kingsburg Prompt delivery. Enunet w stilutional right to compensa- ed, and necessary pomts ol ac- Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Barnell Mrs. Cora Ward called on t ion due to the fact that the lac· cess. PHOTO Copy1ng Servtee Co]> Rd. or Ph. WY Z.JI356. 1-H2tp Shuler, Contracting, tory was, in effect, cut off from Other information is alsll Mrs. Carl Jenkins. who Is a l 29 If• made of legal papen. - the outside world. needed before reaulls ca~ he patielll at the Medical Center blriiJ records and almost any WI Gtt-, PI , - . .... B'EST PRICES ON In it! opinion, the Court notreached. The use of land m;:' Hoopltal, Ga111pollaother documents. lloollq ed that the right to go from pri- area, the rate el poPula n Clarence Easton, Fairbom, buuranee, Pom""'J m vale land to the river is a pri- growth, the location of InduStrY• spent the weekend with Mr. I 4 tic vale right, but use of the navi· and Jocatioa of husiD8oa dlltri~ and Mn. Hillman Eaaton. CUb1'0M butcheril!i and out- 670 X 15_ 16.60 gable river 11 a public right. are all important !acton wblc Mrs. Dale Mulford Iowa lblg. Phll Meier, Phone WY pus taJ Therefore, there could he no must be considered. daughter, Mlsa Sandra MwUfotrd to e· Nyton 8lac:kw111 Tube Type, 2-3510. 1J 8 tfc Sy- villietJ with Mr. and Mrs. GaCd IJY ut'lt Da7 • Nilld private compensation for loss The present Interstate 1Do, ol a public right. stem wu developed u the re- len Mulford and family of ObU· l:dPER SERVICE ' • Ill: suit of many of lbeoe aurveya. Jlcotbe. MISa Mulford, who is STATION For Rent IlEA TING, PlambiDio MaeDer TOP·QUAUTY MA.TEIIIALS QVICIC ESJlfMAIU HYSElL RE-ENIJSTS In 19SII a 16-yOII' program wu an OU sludent, remained In J1ck W C1ruy Bauaen • Specialist Five Lawrence E. begun with the eo~~~plelloll date Chllllcotbe when she wlU do *CONTRACTOR HElP* FINANCING AIJVICE Mor. WY 2-9932 TWO t room furnished apan Ill £Bt MaiD~-~ PLAN$ AND OTHER SERVICE ' Hysell, whose wile, Rosemary, of 19'1Z. AI el Jll11U81'Y 1, ~· student teaching. menta. OPe lint noor W'tZ. rtves at 690 Laurel ol., Middle- approttmately 881 miles were Mr. pd Mra. Bob Holland of lM1511. 11'1:/U. LUMP and run of mln• coal I a lfe port, reenlisted for six yeara open to traffic out of Ohlo'a. 1.• Galiipolll ~ SuDdiY with ·-- · -I ROOM apartment. Nicely for sale. Goeglein Coal Co. 811CTJONEEII in the Regnl.ar Army, Jan. 22 129 milee of Interstate hJCb- her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Dale furnished, hardwood floors, Page St., Middleport. I • while servbtg with the Z61111 way sy$m and 181 mliel wen Mulford. c II 12 t tic Crill- ........ automatic beat, large closEngineer company in Ger- under coMtruction. AI the pre&- Mr. and Mrs. Tnm Chalfin of ets, prl'tate bath and private Wrtle, . . . . . . c I many. The son o1 Mr. and Mrs. ent e<JIII\rUCI]on rate, Ohio will ColliDlbua lpelll the weekend. Uvestock entrance. Utilities furnished. &. C. BBADP'ORD Lawrence A. Hysell, Route 1, nieet or eueed her obU,.tion with Mr. and, Mrl. Bob MuJ. WY H200.. 2-1-lfc I CMI Middleport, he lbe Ar• to COJIIIIIele the llllenl81e SJ· ford and famDJ. Dr. MelviD E. Doerr, Vetertn1 ' I II Ill: my in January 11169 and wu on 'achedule. Frank JOIU!II spent I • l'lDIEE !100M furniahed apart. ulan, large and small animals. l'h. 675-1160 Last otaUoned 111 Fori Belvoir, Tomorrow'• roads will lie bOt.with Mr. and Mn. Cllntoll 0pp 8&0 Depot VICtor -.1 wlth bath for couple. 128 Washington St., Ra...... INCOME TAX servloe' Utilities furnished. Phone WY wood, W. Va. Phone 273-4Z7L E. Gaul, t'lleiW, Ohio. Phone va. The 2!>-year-old soldier was ter equipped to handle traffic Jones. Floyd Gardnor called graduated rrom B••l•nd Jll&h neednu 1' 1 !11111111 Wda7'1 llllf· on tile J ....... Monday. CHh &·C"' r Budget Plan Cllh & Delivery N435 Ill Middleport. 212 s. Office hours, DaU7 4 to e p. • 1102 lftlr p. m, 1C1too1 ill lli7. ...,._ . llr. and Mr1. GlJlupe Ill 1 • lfe J'Jitll .... 1 l8 tic m. ........ I 1 ' c ':==-------====---======:;:===::'! ----1- 1 :Know Patience Asked From YOU Motorists AND THE LAW ~~~~~~lll'·!l!!!!ll!lll. _.~~ ~ -~"'~~'..-A;V-Iilr.:' l' '1., / .l,,,•sI•0 '' R e VII e .ee - Labor Race I pomerov M tor ...... ~ ·.,...,;l)ltiJ$................. ,._.. __:P$ft!'.'~''''!ll!! Woods Likes McDonald in Magnani Hag8 22, h) H. I(' fil l BROW Uollcd Prt!S!I JoternatJODIIII ' ' I • I. I I w<:~tehed i BAKER FURNITURE ONE DAY SERVIa SHIRT FINISHING ° .;! ROBINSON'S "' :::::::: llil!h' e···· - Snow Tires ......... Bad---•. ......... _ - I 1 ......-.- ....... ....,...... "'I4ML ...... • s • ~~- olem -- L-.=:.===-----...;,~ 11 ,. L----- -- ---- I• HOWDY 'fHAR, "Ol.' BLILLET" f~ED LASSWELL JUGHAID!! DON'T 'IE DARE PAT THAT THAR DOG l&n· J\101'0 22. Molyl>ct.rum: l)'m. %3.:ilxflt H.Sleo .... ioN ..... -· ""'"'"""' monllo III.Brtok- ........,......... maklng ,... 28.Booefllll :n......... J.S. 1JJu:lt ~ ""'· 'Dilprodu<>o tlve ao.wttn... to 31,PaUII8 SB. Hewaa •w•JJowed: "J)ya~ Btb. 86. Containent 31.Cbllls&bd fever 39.Bering- Z._, "'LttUe w"""""' slal.Qr 26. Glacfal rldfet 28.SonotRa Llie Oi:10E:> (-a 1e '?"~"'~€CI-a c:c"·,,., ~tee' LJe :3r -~~-a 29. Obstacle IZ. CUm bing plant 13. F'reserv<l 1"-. Devoured 15.Mostc r:;n r.elt:i . c.. -l:=j :3,'0f'r" ~:J :a((~ t1"e cal 1 ,.. 16. Subllvldel 88. .Jewtala - month .0. Waollntr G. SlberlaD river U.Ropota DAlLY OBYPTOQUOTE - Here'• how to work 1t1 -:r... AXYDLBAAX:R LO!<ePJIJ.LOW One- !Ornply ...,tllor.lllthlo '""''''e A I I ll>r 1M throe JJa. X for lbo f.wo O'a. etc. SU.gla 1-._ · tropblol, the iln8th aod fol'JII&Ikm ot the wQI'da .,. aD .. -lllil' ..... - - - cllftonnt. .a. lilts 1 •= Qwll '*>• V1BVDD WC li.ID 81111 NYOB1Y YQW ABOI'XI OAVZBKD BOQY VBXOQBBii' XII'Y A. Y IIX.-XB \'I G Y~ 01-)ptoqumt 1 AlL JtiSmG 1'0 aa!'*'l' ILACII II 11'1' A W1NDlNG I!'I'AIR.-II'RAlWII BAllO!'{ C _.. &U\1 I' t IIW UW'h'e 11110,) .---- "You'd •lmost think ht knows what kind of a world ho'• cotten into, wouldn't you?" WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio MONDAY dfi!RU rKIDAY Sign On - News Scared Hear> Meigs Co""ty RFD Paul Bowers _ Farm Bill !IIIIer Silo" Weather News Tiny's Morning Chapel Bill Miller Show Sports Pickens Hardware (Tues .. Thurs·) 7:50 News 8 oo Bill Miller Show 8:30 DaUy W&Jit N5 BUI lllllltr bow 8;15 Baker Furniture Sbow (Wed. · frL) 9:110 News 9OS Coffee Witb Janet 10.00 Bill Millers Bl'\IIICJI Show 11;00 Mintsterisl Association 11:15 Masoo Coonty AgrL P"nt. (TueB.! llt15 Famlly WorsWp <Thura. 11:15 A.S.C. Progr1111 (J'rl,) 11:10 Swa~ Shop 11:40 Tmy s Colll!try llyqutUme 12,00 Cement Block Ntwa t215 Goellltr Gtltll Star 12:10 L...., AttCIInoa lillow S:OO JIID .lhtl Sbow 6:00 6:00 6:20 6:20 6:30 6,57 7 ,00 7·p5 7:20 7,l!C 7:3> MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 4:30Eiectrlc Co. 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Remodeling starts herewhere you get ... ~~ I ~O()t.IIJ<:;T Warm water rvaporata. raster than cold water. I = ADMIRAL COLOR TV HOW If IT~ AN~ C:ON50Lj.\TION.I YE HEARD THAT THE Sf ORO><EN DAILY CROSSWORD ' ! 511001'1' .. ! KN()u) Spectac· A - Napoleon I of Franee -------------- 1 .,...,. "CB.~ Sports hi• liOLLYWOOiil iUP l i-TO<I•y 1 of C•rl Reiner end Mel 8rnok1 is guiding a possiile new comJ offl'r you a "roup of men who · is scheduled to make another edy series called "Get Smart," shuuld btt an msp1ralion to any appearance on ABC-TV 's "Hoi- a reported James Bond spoof Eng lish lt!a("her tryi ng to stress lyw1JOd Pala1·e. " anti th~: se t•vo with a hero named Max Sm8rt tht- IJI"iif'tw.al mt'r('en~ry value gentlemen an~ ideal examples ot 1carnm11 lht! la ngu .. ge . 'l'flle· with whil'h to start. Hemer, of vision '!> rena1ssance mf'n - a rourse. performs whl!n he has a grou" ol eonwdianto whu are mind to . He made B reputation bas11'aily wnters, and who, 8<:· lonl: t~go as the sidekick of Sid ('ordin~~: to modern fin1-1nrt> . are I Carsar and Imogene Coc<~ on AOBOII8 43.Wolot .vorth at least 10 to ZO times the old "Show ot Shows." But 1Cara.vaal'lboary 44.. :OIIIpatehed mnrt' t>Hrh wet'k thttn, suy , )rrgh I aside from performing, he is a 8. Lt.tent DOWN S('hool pnnrrpals. Vt'ry jjOod writer m both the 8. W•n~St~rlnl L S.Ject ThiS il' gt·rwrally runsidert>d IE'It'visrun and l'ilrn media. arad woduDIIn 2 . V.r the er<.l of the writPr In Holly -: also wrolf' n book . •·F:ntPr ' 10.. Air a. Inel~ wof)d. where II has suddrnly Laugtung,'' which wa.s later a lL Bltatef"'o4. Asman llke 1pot. betn dlsrovered that, in the bl:'- hit .Bru:Jdway comedy . AI preslJ. Lowe.tt. ginning was the word. And it Ia ent, of course, he guides thl!' point also w1dely known, of course. Oirk Van Dvk~ series. 1C. ForeohadOWII &.Maca-... that wnters by and large are Bl"ouks' cOmedy genius Will 1e. 'l'boNr.,. otBro&ll charming, amusing, debonair, recognizt>d long ago by Caesar, 11. ServiceT.Freo devastating in thf'lr appeal to who, il is said, once paid him L-.._-. men·• women. and the salt of the just to hang around. Whatevt'r Gent.-: laat earth. But even by these stand- the association, Caesar undoubt18. J'llel 11. Eject: var. ards, the comedy success on edly benefited from It more 18,8p ....... 18. OUter te)evlslon nf pPrrormers w.ho evt>ntually than Br·uo· ks did. ' trap ~-oot used to be - nr slill are- writ· There 1s probably no more bril-~ 20.1Dven 16.pool. ers, is impre:u; lve, and a VIC· , liantly quick and incisive mind U.Jtory, howtlVPr modeRt, ror llter- in popular comedy today than· montl> acy in the public arena. For ex- that of Brooks the performer. 1 22. J'ema.lo borto umple: have sat with performers far 1'M. v'ERY ~~ ·\ I ut: \..II<UUicl .':'IIIHU : L.i:t.l>( JH .,II· man~· rt'rord!J - and though he upoo tai&:!DJ t.llle C!rowo into 1 ~aturday night. the ocn:uuonal pt'rforms on vide<J, he considf'r.s owo haDda crown blm! ~and brilliant - <:Omedy team himst>lf a wnter. At present, he •e-lf? · u,.. , ~110 ~~ Kyger ___ ___ LilAH ""' - a classic ' "· "'"' " · •• though"''ht> haa creatl"d Clay n Ma .eomnlf1118tor comedy characterlzatinn , " the -- LAW - I<.IUIUU.;I 0: l ablhty ond his slashing off·fh<' shown on OHIO 1 II~ him do his 8('f in utter day ·~ enlire f'loyd Patterson· owe at fiJJ tneomparab '• ad-lib Gt'Orge Chuvalo fiibt will bo luu, CAROLINA LUMBER Qnd SUPPLY CO Pt.,........ •.•. ,_;, .. ,.,_1:. '·'' . ,. ·-. ~ ... _:,/ LITTLE 0Rl'H4N INNII -~ MORE 1SEE At-1' HEAR "TH' MaRl ~ORRIBLE' Tf-118 "'-ACE G<EMt. BUT AT LEAST 'TH' FOoC'a <lOOD! ABBII! AND sun lw HAROLD GRAY -------~ COMSIDE~MU OIF"I=IRiiNT <ROM 'TH' OI.OP OOC'5 "!;UEQW ~tiT, !ACK ii-IERII IN THiil~ "PriiVATl ~OOMS"/ ' CIA<l JU9T "THINK!~' 'BOUT WH.:lT !!it( HAVi rEA'rt �c Program on Water Safety, Swimming, I nr..~ n.. Pfl"';?" . ' . fc '' I AIIt•ml• Me•·t•n~t Gwen at Wmter Meetmg o ounc1 N1"" ,,.,1,.,,., "' ""rn""" t. and 1f SOCIAL I '· !\! 8-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Feb. 8,_1965 ~ - .,· . YAdam ~ Around And .. MRS. RIDENOUR IS HOSTESS , l·.•,.,'l'l",,r~··vB••i'rtMhrdu Ab t :.~r~~:;:' t~:·8~~~~.~ ~~'::;~ & M'ddru rt .~ TO CHESTER GARDEN CLUB ~- - ol'lb,.... C\LENDAR "'""'"I""". " ·'"' ,,,,,.,, "'"''" "'''""' ,, '" A"'"" ~ ~~·~::;;.·~~~"~:~~~ ~~r:t~!.,~·· ~ Swimming '' givt>n h~· \1rs . .\1i ll~r on Budget o. nd Fma nct' Orstrict 25 ITl{'t>ting and school '"· ~a!loamara.- f'fr.o b h · · rs ac Fed~rated Crrde of the mt>t at th~ church I FEH. 8 No 6 ~ uf I' J all I Church epo I I Members of the Chester Gar· Wright. 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SAY IT FOR YOU 1 "" oq IQfrm 'atPII N> ••1!111 IMIIP pu-o a:; :? t ,.t:l!YJ 'OOU11A IIIIAL\ '*I" Ill I!U •1 4IJIIlJN ...... l!UpPoiU .. tlpo.. ·opaw Ill P!JP Sl'xfh Bl'rfhday At Kl"ndergarten HospitaJ I nun• IYIMlOO. QNftnYI .'vlr·s r>w 1ght \ l ilhoar. and ol instnwlton for an . C1 b den Club were greeted WednesMrs. Clarence NeutzUng gave rt>: td lng ::~mt ltht·arv '-'~'1'\'ICt' Tht'\' .Yt're \lr and \-1rs Bt'tht'l the Jnterna- , da\ mt>eltng . ames Brewmgton. 0 urn u~ , day eventns at the home of I a paper on Azaleas. She stat-Pool. hi,l!)tlighl~"d ttu• . nntt·T b\ \ Jr·, S<rrwt .I n tnt·' ~ou l ~hv . \1rs Hartwt>ll \tonal Ordl-'r uf Job's Oaugh- , A potlu ~·k dinner was serv~ IS s~ing_ the weekend at his their president Mrs Buell Rid-~ ed that tht' azalea ha~ 17 well· mf't'Ung ul tlt t· \lt-:1.!~ ('pttiHI l'urd . \ lr .., (' F . Tompktn'i , ter~ wtll mef't al the Pnm€-rny I e~t noon lo Mrs . E:bersbach, Mrs. ho::. ~M~~~~ld Richards enour in Chesier. i~rs . Guy known species and is of the CouM'il ol !-'.m·nt~ <HJ ( i Tt'a f'l r \1 r~ S\';ll h ' 11'n J~:->• lb.'-'t'tl :vir.., Willt<ml Watson. Mn;. Dalt' .\10::1 sonir Tern plt'. ' 1onda' at Ben Bt'lllzling, Mrs. Walter Summerfield was assistant host- broad-leaf shrubbery famUy. ers Thursd:l' t'l ,·nmg d\ tht' pl<~ ns for ;.r surn_._, In be madt· Snnrh .\lr~ Hoger Walker, 7 :Ill p.m I Baer, Mi!iis Lena Grues~r . Mrs. were in Coluumbus today where ess. They offer many lovely colors, ol slJrroundmJ;;: sl'holll ~ lor t"t l 1N Kl M Cl they visited with their daughter th b 1 ather delicate Azaleas Leta rt Falls Elt·nwntan Sclillol . M.1~ . ill'l rry 1-' Smtih ru1._. \lrs (;ru ul) of the .women's .As- 1 o.rm.an oe.s. · rs. arence and famllv , Mr. and Mrs. Ed- The meeting opened with e u are r · . r1ol lnwnt 1n sv. tmrrl!Jlg d<tssiis }\ ;r thryu J(Jfdan. u ... , and I SO{'Iilt ton ot the r trst Umted I :nassar , Mrs. w L. KBULL, d s .th v '-Club Collect. Mrs. Charles Grl·r- s1}OU ld be planted only tn an li <HTt~. ••r·t·'-il dt·n r. o·tm- Stw .--.tn:•.-.sPd l h:ci t .\ 111 Hl"'t> f.\'' 1 ~ h Mrs . Lo UIS · war auguan. lith read the "Verse of the ac1'd SOl·1· Th er should be fertl Rob "rl " t' .-\1 the meetmg h<>ld ·tn tilE' Presbylertan Chu rch will meet .\1rs . F re da M't I c , M mt nd M Json, Crl 11 dud.ed rht· bu~i ut" s:; nwPI mo"' tth.- ouhHh ol thP t o wn ~ <;\mll id J,• r<>WHIIl. M.rs \.Va lkN sPrved M onda~ even ing at the home of Re\·bf' 1·, ·\1_rs . Theodore Mora , and r . damthter a n ,. Dianne, ames swe have Moo.th." and Mrs. Rei d Young , I'JZed before June Here are 1 1 when H.lP<i " ul mmw\. makinu" tw ahlr to tlilriH'lfXllf' in twwal,.,o't u tllf' regtstr atton_ and pla('t' ~.11 "-s \arolvn 1-{usst>ll on Brown- Mrs. (a rne Gruese r; Mrs .. Cla· j moved to ~ few don 'ts for Azaleas also Lincoln-St. to their " Now 1!1 The T'1me." 1 proj!o'('h v, <"n· dl~~-u~'t'(l In ; ~rd -port~ II trw pl: ln ··: m ot me('llng (·ommltl_t't'" :vlrs ell-.'\ve ra Karr and Mrs. Carl Shields. I new property on Fairlane Drive. Mrs. Wlllls Frost gave the don 't culttva!e the soil. dnn·t the scholarshrp lo tw );1\ 't'rt bv o\Jdln;ITt·r! Str.llh gem: tht> noonttme grace Thr DAV and Auxiliarv will ! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott have d~votions reading portions of plant ina frost pocket.~nddon't the cound l in \Ln In <I \lo ·1g~ . · TO DANCE TONIGHT . Tlw lio~l u111 t w;rs m < hdrgP ami a! tlw sc hool of ins truct ion mef'! Monda\· at 8 p.m. All . purchased the Criswell home. st. J ohn, Ch ap1er 1'"· cons!'der- plant near surfact:' feedmg tree1 Countv· studt'nl. Al l local untl.<; · d There will be a record hop love chapter of the Bible. such as beech, t-lms or maples. 1Mr · ~Sntllsbv . oJ l1iP qwlil 1 hour 11r"ld 11,, 11 ,,,,. • rn 11 11:' altel·noo• · r1. • nwmbers are urgf'd to ntl.en . . Mrs. John Vroman was re-- ""the ~ 10 1 1 v.·ere-. urgt>cl ll_, ~ \toms rng thl' mt>f'iing Tht> PT.-\ col ~Pt'\'Pd as d1ap\atn and \lrs. The W.S.C.S of Heath Me- at the ~utland Htg~ School turned to her home from Hoi· The club joined in repeating The deciduous azalea and eon!rrbult' . tu _rh t> !und and 10 or~ nf bhtf' and gnl-1 Wf'rt' r;Jr- Soul -.;b_l as Adah . thodtsl Ch urch will meet Mon· gyll_\ tomght followmg The :ter Hospital Wednesday follow- the Lord's. Prayer. most of the broad leat ever. send contr t but1on~ to tht' county bl nl Plams Rutland basketball game Tw t be ho 1 1 1 • - I' It'{ out tn llf" a f' appm · ---- - ·day evt> niug, Feb. 8 at the : . · ing a month 's stay in the hosen y-stx mem rs, one n- greens also, do best if they have tre-8 o;urt·r Alma J.oul;s_ S~ra The dance will be emceed by ber nd 1o guests ment.~ i\ hinhda\ <·HkP m hlltl!H rh urch " Hear ing God Speak ! . . . pital for treatment of a broken orary mern • a ur . slight shade as provided by c:ust-. ol l-'nt1mkr 's nay. v.a~ ..... n·ed Tt1rou h the Bible'' will be the i W11I 1e Bl~ c kwell. Actmg c_hap- hip. She was accompanied answered _roll call by oammg birch and mimosa trees. i progr!'ll topll· w1th \1rs. M, E . . erones Wlll be Carl Denmso~, home by her sister, Mrs. her favorite "Love' SOfll. A l1isror~ ot tlw f'nunl _l Coun Wllil pwwh . sa ndwt{'hl·~. ('ortt'l' cil, prPpMt'd b_, l\lrs Hnrolrl ;u:d nut s Tho twxt tnt•etm~ wtll Dawson and Mrs. Earl Knight I Harold Sauer. James Venmm , James Brewington, who is asAfter a short busines~ ses- Mrs. Jack Robson of PomeSaut>r. '>'o::J.« rt>ad In :\lr \1on 1s 1.., tw!d Thursrl[.l\' f'VI"ning \l ;n· tleaders . Hnstc~srs are Mrs. land Mrs. Ha~old Sauer, c~s sisting in her care. sion. the program was opened roy was a program guest and Heports wt·rl' gl\'f'Tlt 111thl' PF:P tl wtlh the Hut la nd tnlll ,,, tltf' Everf'tt Davis, Mr s. John Zer- . sponsor~r . Relre~hment::. Will i Several members of Evange- by the chairman, Mrs. Esther showed color slides taken at mi'eting held in AI hens Wt·d- lw-.;t group kIP, Mrs. Ca rl Mattox and Mrs. I bt. available durmg the even- Une Chapter, OES, Middleport, Kingswood Center at Mansfield . . . . C F y I mg. Proceed. from the dance were in Reinersville, Ohio, f last year by her and three lilt' Juntor MISS IOnary So('J{'· . " oung. rare to be applied to the fund Th sd he they ttended. WinS ra members of the club while on a r h L 1 Cl ff F' , The WSCS of Heath Metho· . . . ur ay w re a VALENTINE'S DAY FEB. 14 t~· o t _ e aurf' t . r e c d . Cl . I . II t Mond Y: for the semor tnp to Washmg- a School of Instruction .. Those tour there_. .\1t•lhodt~l church h£"1d 1ts regu- 1st lUI c t \\. 1 mee a t . , I'Jr nweting m the parsonage , e-vening. Feb. B. at the church . on. gomg were Kathryn MitcheU, She also showed slides or pic, nwn 1 J anuarv Jl . The progra m toptc ''Hearing Worthy Matron, Mn. Charles tures she had taken on vaca1Jrl"it' . Cl ~upt Uonna Gilmore read 8 IGnd Spe;1k Through the Bible" Bennett, Mrs. James atwor- The . nd d ught ; tions to Niagara Falls, Smoky d;'lptl·~ from the study bonk will be presented by Mrs. M. ~eWS thy , Mrs. John Lyons. ~;~ of M tw~n lao~ a C a I Mts., Florida, St. Louis, and ·· Trea~un· In the Domican.'' l~ ~ E. Dowson wtth Mrs. Earl J~me~> Pullen, ~rs. Ml . \C 1 rsM. ar beyer,.....~ ar th . the 1963 and 1964 Rose Bowl · wit h the Jesson , each ·, Kmght, . d evottona 1 l:·h aJrntan. · . Ztegler • Mrs · William Kmg, 'xth ar a b' eyer, . p asa dens, Ca11.1or-keeping . thd o servt:\.1 . d err p ara de m l'htld was g1ven a p11·cc of ba- j Hostesses will be Mrs. Everand Mrs. Robert King . ~ 1 th lr ay ianm~~~sary ~r- nia. These slides were thormma · . ell Dav1s, Mrs . .John Zerkle, I Entered Hospital i~g ~ ~o~n n~ 1p er~a~ e~ oughly enJoyed by everyone. .. II . d M C' rl Mattox and Mrs c , Among those who entered c ass ug t y rs . ear ey BOUQUETS - CORSAGES 1 Mr s K,Jt hy Pu m~, 3 "~ 1 s tot rs a Holzer hosp 1tal in the past 24 nolds this past week 1 Many received gifts from their wtt h tht' 'i lll ~rng nl stvPral · E Young. El t p I hours were Harry w Dexter,' Mrs. Meyer was assisted in I secret s1sters remembering ValPOTTED PLANTS - ARRANGEMENTS t\' 1 ~ :on~-;ld b gh l 3 pennv T ~lw .~~;;;r Mo~;;:~n 1 JO ) Burkhart Lane, 1\lrs . Hobert OSfeSS fO servmg ICe cream an~ cupcakes entines 'Day blouw s !rom ac 1 t:: 1 rou ·· "'' ~ 1L Ross 828 Second Ave Jos· to tlle guests by her SISter, Mrs. rc ~ f'Jch rnch hf' wa s arouud 1p m rounders Day wtll be l · t H ·1 C k Rd Q 10 U J Tim Evans of GallipOlis and Refreshmentswereservedbuf T'ouu·r1~1 · I' I<IWt'r Shnp 11ill cn:lii ':V 72 Mil 1Rt r~~ thr watsl The offenng amount·j observed and all Past Pres1- : • 8 urKow ,k ·• M Reynolds • ' fet style, from the dining room ''Otll' ~Pnlimp rrl ht·~l Onkr Y l•ll!'~ t>d to $7 41 deuts will be honored . n :,us a~p.p · . w•~~O The February meeting of the ted t th birthday table , table which carried out the Val t nrla~·. jdUHIP \\'Y 2 20:HJ day ur , Pn•sent were , Nancy. Darla .! FEB. 9 ton , fl ette · nnce , Pomero" Bend Citizens Band f Ia ae ~lnd Hind Ka I entine theme. Mrs Dale Kaulz Kathy Sue Gill. Marth a and The Mtddleport B~smess ?nd English C~~~- Pt f 1 e:::~~· ~~ Radio · Club Auxntary wa~ ~h ~ea:o~s. S~y Sa~uels: ! served at the co!fee service. Linda Baker. Jumor. Dean .. Profess ional Women s Club Vld W. P 1 ips, held Thursday evenmg at the l 8 Y_ S 'th nd Sta 1 Star- Mrs. Henry Beaver conductWayne and Gary _ P ullins. Barwill meet at Martin restaurant Rd ., Pt. Pleasant , Hoy Jones, home of Mrs. Helen Shuler l l'usJe G m\ at C I' n ~rthday ed a contest with Mrs. Donald WE ibara and Keith Klein, Brenda iTut'sday . Feb. 9t h al. 6:30 for Sr. ,_ 1Rt.L-~ Pt. :le~sant, KM~~b Third St .. Middleport. t'~- uessJe~fry a~e.:ver Dick I Mora the winner. All the memWIP.E and ~nnis Gilmore, Greg Eb·, dinner , followed by a meeting Orvl le 1 ens. en erso~ . et Mrs. Doyle Shuler, vice pres- ~ e w~ebb P Timm bers weru asked to make up a FLOWERS 1 ;ottage~~leM ~: ident, conducted the business Tho~~~~ Phon~ WY 2-'2039 lin. Donnie Wi~e, Jack ~acobs, 1 at the Electric company, with D. Click. yHowo:r:rsLee wesi. Valentine greeting which Mrs. Barbara and D1ana LewiS, P(jn -1 guest Jim Soulsby from the Va., Fran ~ - ugateM 1 C\u session and plans were made B 11 and ~ntine candy Beaver then read aloud. with Day or Night ny and Patty Eblin{ Christme i Pomeroy Emergency squad berry Ave., Pomeroy, rs. ay 1 for a valentint party with hus- 1 a oons v; . much amusemP.nt. 2 1and BDhb~· Bailey. Becky <tnd 1;;iving a demonstration of their Evans, Rt. Pomeroy_. Mrs. bands as guests Sunday. begin- · were giVen as t av~~ Mary ! Mrs. Robert Wood and Mrs. Mickey Howell, Caro\yn Souls- 1 Heart Heartor. Civic partiei- Arthur W. Johnson . Ractne , Mrs. i ning with a potluck dinner at j BoothersK ~~ese~ ; tt TonY George Frederick Jr. made the Ke ith Herdman and De bb i e 1pation program chairman is r Allen Neumeyer,_ Rt. 1 Carpen- 6 p.m. The traveling prize dolil:s, eDy u ~ ~· Beckv l arrangement of the month, alby. Ephraim, Oley, Ronnie and [ Marlha F'ry. Iter, Mrs. Kate MillS, Rt. 1 Port- nated by Mrs. Carl Hy!!ell was Bu~ eUM kan~itke v~~~ Ho~- l so using the Valentine theme. We Give TV Stamps Mrs. Millard Van Meter [ The WSCS of the United Meth- land . Mr s..Ja~k G. Coyan, Jack- awarded o..o Mrs. Wayne Green. Fu tz, ar L'ttl y, JWbb Me- ' One was a huge heart outlinWeil man. 200 W. MAIN POMEROY Visitors were Jeff and Patti odlst church w11l meet 1\Jesday, son. Fred Collins, Wellston, Mrs. Games were played during ard, Sandra M\l e.T. y Sc't· ed with white and red roses, 1 i:~~=:=======~=====~=~~·~P~u~ll;;in;;;s.;o:;,r.;Co;;;;;lu:;;m;;;b~us;;........ 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Dwight John R. Bagley, H_a~en, John the social hour with prizes a- Clur~D;i~m 's~ithtmmy and greenery, featuring the Val-- --··---- -- ----- - -- - 1Pa{'ker. Mrs. Robert Marris Sr. R. Peters. Rt . ~ Chllhcothe, Mrs. warded the winners. Mrs. Theo les a Y · entine Angel. 1 and Mrs David Slater as host- Reese V. D1nsemoor. New Neutzling won the door prlze The other was an arrangE-' e!l ses. · Marshfield. Mrs. Mabel T. Rose, A dessert course was served Bi·M onthly Clu.b ment of pink roses and candles, i The Amerrcan Legion Auxil· Ashland. Ky., Rupert H. Dorn, by tho hostess to those named Jltf'eta on Thursd(JY also pink . roses arranged In ! iary of Lewis Manley Post No. A shl~nd, Ky., Mrs. ChaT"les C. above and Mrs. Glen Smith. brandy-smffer howl. ! 263 will meet Tuesday a1 7 p. Damels .. Rt. 3 ~shland, Ky. , Mrs. Jim Carnahan, Mrs. Fred Mrs. John Beaver entertain- Winning awards tn nower m. at the home or Mrs. Camp- Mrs. Eliza V. Wtlson, Russell, Taylor, Mrs. Agens White, Mrs. ed the Bi-Mont~ly Canasta club arrangemen~s were Mrs. Wood. bell Harper . Ky ., Scott T. States, Ravens- Elwood &wen, Mrs. Robert Thursday evemng at her Nye Mrs. Frederrck Mrs. Pe:ftrl Mora Feb. 10 I :-vood. W. Va., Edmond T. Dev- Harden, Mrs. George carson, Ave., home. Prizes for ga~es Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Pearl The White Rose Lodge Amr::- mcent , Ravenswood, W. Va. ~. Geqrse Hysell and a liiUt:St were awarded to Mrs. R1ch- Koblentz and Mrs. R~denour. mary will meet Wednesday af- 1 Births . Mr11. Bernard Connally. ard Finlaw and Mrs. Eu~ene ~uests were Mrs. Ernest 1 ternoon at Triplett.. Mrs. Bea.ver receiVed Kmght, an hon~ary member ; 2 p.m. at the legion 1 Mrs. Charles Elmer . .. Hlll, l I hall in Middleport with Mrs. Rt : t Thurman , son, 7.41 p.m. 1 RETURNS HOME an anmversary gtrt from her Mrs. Mary Hemes, aqd Mrs. i William Hobson , president , pre- i Fnday. . Mrs. Art (Eileen Bennett) secret pal. Robson of Pomero~ and Mrs .. Al 1siding Hostesses wi\1 be Mrs. I Das~barged Snyder 161 Pearl Street Mid- Refreshments were served by Bowen and Mrs. Ehzabeth Wick1Perry· Mih•h and Mrs . Jda . Patients recently discharged dleport: has returned .kJ ' her tlle hostess to the a~ve named ham of Chester .. mcluded Hoover Ayers, Mrs. home after five months hospit- and Mrs. Charles Riffle , Mrs. Tlle next meetmg will be at 1Bachner. Harold W~iss, Albert COnkle, altzation in Pleasant Valley and Max Folmer, Mrs. Guy Cow· the home of Mrs . Horace ~~rr, ' F.ugene Fmk , Mrs. Alva ~- Cabeii-Huntington Hospitals, and an, Mrs. Donald McKenzie and with Mrs. Paul Baer asststmg Tom Sc ·aJl) . sv. rrnmrng mstruc- tn tor o f tht' .\1tddl 1-p.. rr S'>'orl!lll llllg 1111 • ..., ~n=ot Ml!llftt ~ jNilr!) E fMIIIDtf:) Al'"fiSH\ •=• W!J6oJd IJO!f!Aala1Aepuns _"Jjat ·.J-·~· ,,. .. '" .. 1 Power ol Prayer Is Topit when WSCS Meets Thursday's Television Program Guire. Melissa Finley, Larry R. I IB:_;I~m~p~ro~v~ing~.======:.; 1M~r.:;s;. . ~P~a;;;ui-"T:iiayi;ilor~.=====on=M•ar=ch=3-rd"'.""iiii""""iiii"i Fox, Pamela Clonch, Jube Can- Ia· Iter. Mrs. Joe Melton, William 1 Hillman. Mrs. Kenneth Helnsley, and Mrs. Donald Harvey " he Power of Prayer" was 1and infant daushler. the program topic presented by Mrs. Carl Dennison and Mrs. Ira W.olfe when the W.S.C.S. of the Rutland Methodist Churcll met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Weber Theobald m Rutland . Mrs. Carl Morris waa the assisting hostess. U Mrs. Dennison, evenrng circle ltfiOOSe ome i preside-nt, presided in the .absenCf' of the prt'Sident. In giv· P'r PLEASANT - Dr. Olaring the program ex&mples of les H. Moffat, professor of Amprayer needs were discussed by erican history at Marsllall Unl. Mrs. Dennison and Mrs. Wolfe verslty. will be the principal with other members participat- speaker at the annual dinner ing in a discussion group at tlle meeting of Point Pleasant-Madose of the lesson. The Miz- son County Chamber of Compah benediction closed the meet- merce on February 11, at 6:30 ing. p.m. in the Moose home. course, carrying Dr. Moffat bas A.B., M.A., A dessert 1out the patriotic theme of Feb- and Ph. D degrees from Van, mary, was served during the derbilt. University. His experi' social hour . The nexl meeting ence includes teaching fel\owwill be held March 2 with Mrs. ship a1 VanderbUt. .tolling 1 Harvey Erlewine and Mrs. Har- professor at West Virginia Universlty, visiting profeaaor at , old Sauer as hostesses. Ohio University (Portsmouth dlSPONSORING PARTV vision I and Marshall Univenlty The Child Conservation Lea- since 1946. 1 gue of \Hddleport is sponsor-\ He ~ delivered more than · ing a card party Tuesday ev.,. 800 Jlllblic lectures on Amerl· I ning , Feb. 9 at the Peari·St. can blstory and contemjlorary Elementary School building be- topics. These lectures wero giV· ginning at 8 p.m. There will be en in II stAtes on the mainland, door pri7.es and card prizes a- in Hawaii, and the Orient. Ticlt~ ,~;;;_;._iiiiiiii==-'=---,1 ets are available at the Cham· ber office located on 6tb Street or any chamber member. Dr. Moffat to Speak Feb.l9 At H 1 Channel 3 WSAZ-lV ELBERFELDS 1:45 7:00 7:15 8:25 I: 110 Csrtooaovlllo 9:15 Pa"- ill ~lo 9:30 Bachelar Fallter 10:00 Mako lot Daddy 10:30 Wltal'a Thlo Sollt 10:55 New. 11:00 ~- February Furniture Sale a- 11:30 Je~ 12:00 Say WN 12:30 Truth or Con..,._ 1 1.2:5$ N""" DQ RjQIQft 1:00 Mld4Q Nellis p-. 1:30 Slnglnc ....... 1 REGULAR SAVING WILL PROTECT YOUR FAMILY This fact is "brought home" even more clearly, when the new baby comes. And, the more dependents you have, the more reasons to save. Regular savings every pay-day will soon mount up. And, remem· ber, you save with safety, and with premium interest, when you save at THE FARMERS BANK. Come in, today! 4o/o WILL BE PAID ON ALL Pomerey. Ohll Savings Accounts THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. "We Have Grown Because We Have Helped Othen Grow'' TONIGHT "ISLAND OF BLUE DOLPHINS" POMEROY Member F.denl Deposit Insurance OHIO Corpontion OF TERRORS" rr..haicolorl Boris Karoff, Joyce JameiOD, SUN. MOH.1 TUIS. , ... 7+9 "A SHOT IN TH. DARICu Pet:n Sellen, ED:e Sommen Color~:1rtoon1 •• • •• • It , ,. ......... .... - - , .... . - ' ... - • ... . warded during the evenin1. The door donation .lo $1.00. The public io cordially inVIted to atte!MI. 1 (Technicolor) Celia Kaye, Larry Domaslnl Ann Daniel, Rontu. IOD o lhe Dog of Flander1. "THE COMEDY Vincent Price1 Peter Lorre, Member Fedenl Reserve Sy1tem l>tll SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE lOX 11erid a.aan 3:110 ADD!her Wori<l 3:30 You Don'! IQ 4:110 lrlatoll Game 4:3G lfr. cartooa 5:30 l..aramle 1:30 N.,._ ~IIIN .... J.. ~Sioow ~-'tV ........... 7(lfll~llll*t · 7~~~ ·. I;W Qr. Jltllrl 1illfll..., "" liull ~ 7:25 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 11, oo Dally 1\'l!rd BotQ 'lbe Cl9wn Buddy Slarcbe~ S!IQW Cltptllln ~&fOil MUte Wallace It llews I Love Lucy Andy "' Marbet'r)' 11:30 Tbe McCo!'S 12:00 Love of Life 12:25 News 12:30 Seatch FOI' To!IIOITOW 12:45 Guldlnf Uillt 1:00 WomeD'o Plip 1:25 WCHS NOW$ 1:30 At floe World ~ 2:00 Password 2:30 Holllle P&r!J 3: 00 To ToO Tbe Trulb 3:25 CBS Ne'!'& 3: 30 Edge 0! Nlil!t . 4:00 Secret !ltonD 4:30 Jacll 11enny l!llow 5:00 Maverick 6:00News ~ 6:15 Your Wealberman 6:20 Spori.J 6:30 C88 mv..mc New• 7:30 Sea Hunt 7: 30 The r.t11111ters &:00 Perry M- , ,oo P~~J~~~Word 8:30 Bailey• ol atlboa 10:00 The Dele.... WHTN-TV Channel13 WSAZ- TV Channel 3 7:5$ D.U, w.n1 8:00 Bla I'll:~ 1:30 Jack La 1ADM 9:00 l"lln Sdlool I: 45 1:41 Com Cob Report 7:00 Today ~\l' 7:25 Today Out \'our Way 8:25 Today Oul YllW' Way 1:00 Carlooltmlle 1:30 BacheiQf falbor 10:00 Make ~~- 1Qr Oaddy 10:30 Wha>'s 'Jbli llol1i1 10:55 Newt l\101'11D1J 1\oport II :00 Con~nlratiQD 11:30 J~ 12:00 i11J When 12:30 Truth or ~equences 12:55 News Day Fepor1 1:00 Mlddap fi..,a 1:30 SIDilltc J~ 1'55 Afternoon flliwt 2:110 Moment ell T>uth 2:30 Tbe Doctors 3:00 r\IIQilw Wlll'ld 3:30 You Don'! Say 4: 00 Maw!~ Qallll 4:30 Mr. cartoon 5:30 Laramie 8:30 News P.lcl~ 8:45 Jim Thaclr:er ltiM .\lid Odie 10:00 MD1'11in4 ,llllvlt 11:30 PriQII k fll&bl 12:0Q ~ llMf 12:30 Fll,\hlt Itwi llti.l I :00 Hello, Pea-i'tcftrl 1:30 The P~lo'• Clwlee 2:00 Flame ID '1'111 W1J14 2:30 Day ID Coun 2:6i Nc'Q S:OO General HQtlll\11 3:30 Youog 14w!~ 4:00 Trallm.ul;w: 5:00Super&llovr 5:35 Superlnq 6=110 Local ~'"' and w..~~~ror 6:15 News 1:30 Leave II 1'Q 1!411Y4f 7:00 Rlfltmao 7:30 .loDey QqcR 8:00 llQQN Rtccl 8:30 My Tbreo SOQt 1:00 Bewi~ 1:30 PCJtqQ {'~ 10:00 JIJnmy l.lMn 11:00 "'""' 11:1o Local ll:M ~~em 1M~ 1114 8:55 TV 3 Wulhof 7:00 llundev-Brrnkl9y 7:30 Monday Night 11 l\IQVI'4 1:00 Andy WIU\v.liw ~ 10:00 Alfred HUch<Q(lk 11:00 Late Newa Plc!Qfe 11:1$ Wealllor 11 :110 Tit~ ~··· Tonleftl 11:10 Weatller 11:16 Sports li;IQ 11:20 Sports Roundup II: W 'l'fiii&IM Mo"" WCHS-TV CbaDDel I 7:25 Dail7 Wore 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:00 Buddy Stateh&r 9:00 Captaiu Kan1aroo 10:00 Mike W.tlaco t Nowt 10:30 I Love Lucy 11 :00 /lpey C! MOS"borry 11 :30 The M~ 12 :00 Loe II Life 12:25 CBS Newa 12 :30 Search For Tomoi'I'Ow 12:45 Guiding !Jgbl 1: oo Paae I :25 WCIIS Nf\YI 1:30 As The World Turna w-·· 2:00 Password 2:30 Houae Par~)~ 3:00 To TeD The Truth 3:25 CBS Newt 3:JD Edge Of NJebt 4:00 The Secret Stonn 4:30 Jack 8101111)' Show 5: oo Maverick 6:00 New• llepqrt 6:15 Your Weathermn 6:20 Sports 6:30 CBS &venia& Nawa 7,00 Sea Hunt 7:30 To Tell the Trtnh 8:00 I've Gol 4 Se<:rel 8:30 Andy Griffith Show 9,00 Lucy Show 9: JO Maey Hippy fttlllrnl 111 :00 CBS lit!KII'ts u :00 llui<Q'I Nows Tootgllt 11 :15 Weather Teller IL20 Late Show Sunday nights, Is wrrentlr '~ ring in "B~kman ptace at Frank Hale's aim Beach (Fla.' 1 Playhouse ... Jerry LewLI sW$ as a Nav~ officer who "m~,l)htces' f1i! ship atter V.J i)ay in u,. romantic comedy, "Doot Give Up the Ship,' on NBC • TV!s "Salllrtay ~~~ ~I Ill• ~.... les, ~~~~~. FelL 8. Ro~ MldAI~ !llw. Sjlt:nt:er lnd 11:00 Law News Picture 1141 11; .. Complete outfits of furniture can be bOught on our budget payment plan. Capable salespeople will help you and we'll deliver and install in your home at no •xtra cost. ~ 4:25 Aftemoon 4:38 Mr.~ I:JO Tbo 0oeton For Y'OUr Home MEIGS THEATRE 1:00 lrlomenl tl 'l'rr¥11 2:30 Tbe lloclort .3:30 You Dool Say 4:110 14111lb lltlll • Substantial Savings On Well Known Makes Of Furniture and Furnishings I EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15TH ·.. I 1 Com Cob RoJIOI'I TOIIII!t llbow Today 0111 Your 11/ay Today Out Your Way WCHS-TV Channel 8 Monday's Television Program """' c.. Joltlu ' ' Dina Uerrlll ~. Actor Kent Smith ~~ lor the llilllltllt Ill 1111 lllllvlt lot ~ lliJ JI!Otir>p picture fe!JIIIIalftll, • • flr:<l\ appear. . . ·II\ p qlitQd@ ot "'lbe Qeverly lllllbllliea' now Ill JI<OCkleiiQa {or ~ later In !Itt ......, ., OM • 'I'V'a Wed...., lllibL '»>P"'J D Elberfelds • Pomeroy wh"'" .h' MIDDLEPORT, 0. • ' i WHTN-TV Channe113 7:55 Dan, """" 8:00 Compass 8:30 J.U I.l " ' 9:00 F'1iG Bdlaol 9:45 King and 0.U. 10:00 MonUac Mowle ll:30 Price Ia lll&bl 12:00 Donaa Reed 12:30 Father I - . llell 1:00 Rello Pea.Pk:bn I: 30 The P""J'o'a a.olell 2:00 Flame iD lbo Willi 3:00 Geueral Hol(llta\ 3; 30 \'OUII[I lrllll'ltdl 4:00 TralhQQI;Ir • 5: 00 SI!IIW lbow 5:35 Supe......, 6:00 Wealbor 6:05 News 6: 15 Peter Juniap - ~ 6' 30 Leave II To liunr 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Voyage 8:30 No Time For &eqw.. 9:00 Wendy It Mt 9:30 Bing Crosby 111:00 Beu Casey ll :OO News 11:10 Local Nowo It Spqna II :20 Weather 11:25 Sports 11 :30 The Lee Crane 1111.MoN., FEB. I HIGRiJiliriti " 7:30 Monday Nlgbt 1\1 Mov(es - " Beyond Mombas&.'' Man arrives in Afrlea 1o fin4 his brother, killed by "~ Men." Seeking brother's \11"8ftium mine, he is altaoted bp them - but saved. n. t The first album recorded by The Cor~ hQ j,tllt - released nationally. c,Ued "'1'111 Incomparable O:tronado•,•• 1bt album Is on the Four OoraePI label, a division of Klpp ..,.. ords. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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