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' . voted The commissioners agreed to , proved by the commission to ~:::/ Engmeer H. P. Chrtsty, order the reduction after Mr. transfer SalisbUI'Y Twp. Road this morning to reduce the Christy said that some surface T·76, known as the Children's load limit by 50 per eent on ~II treated roads are beginn.ing . to Horne road, to t~e county road ;~ suriace treated roads mam- show the effects of excess av~ ~ystem, along. wath T·75 m Sal· I f~l ·· -1sbury township, known as tnP. 1~;: ~ Highland road . , ·· "'""""""'"'"-·-,,·-"'~ The commissioners lhen a- .,, I I I I I I I 7 141 Col'll Cob Report f: OU Tod<~y £huw f :2!'i Today Out Your W"Jy I 2~ Today Out Your W..1y t 00 t:arooonsvillt> 1: 15 Palterns in Arithmf'!ir 1:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Mab Room lor Daddy LO :JO Whitt 's Thb S(lng liJ :)S News Mormng RL"port u·ou Concentration II :30 JO<Jpardy 12 ·00 Say When 12 :w 1~ : 55 Truth or Cnnseq uencell News Day Reporl 1:00 Midday New!i Pidu.rt' 1 30 Singmg Jambori'e 1 1:00 Moment ol Truth 2:30 The Doclon J :00 Another World ~ : 30 You Uon't Say 4:00 Match Game 4:25 Afternoon Ht!J.JU/'l 4:30 Mr. <..:art(IOD 6:00 Yogi Bea r 5:30 Laramu~ 1:30 News Piclure 8:45 Jim Thacker 1:55 TV 3 Weather 7:00 Huntley-Hrmkl t>y '1 . 30 Trial al .N ur l'm~t>l · ~ l ::tU Hullabaloo t ::SO That was the Wt't'k Th!it Was 10:00 11:00 11 :15 11 :20 11 :30 Telerhone Hour New s Weather Sport• Toniiht Show HOLLYWOOD \UPI) - Tho '"Dr. Kildare " series, a s~ow Which usuall y has a senou!t . theme, will have a musica l show In one of its segmeni!I .Do.r(lthy Provine will b"' gut~~l star m \he ll'ioode 1360 llou~e ~·un 2:55 News J:OO 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:35 6:00 Cl: 15 Party J lltl To Tell The Truth J 'l.':J CBS Ne ws :1 :m Edge of Night 4 !HI T he Secret Storm General Holpllal Young Married• Trailmaster Super Show Superman Local New• I WNither News 6:30 Leave IL To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 4 :10 Lone Ranger 5 UO lJ.owt:>ry Hoya ti uu !'lews romght t; 1~ Your WP.at~rman ti :w Sports ti :10 CBS News ; .00 Joey Bi~hop 7 30 Sugarfoot a 30 Hed. Skelton 9 31\ Petticoat .Junrtion 10 ·00 Hollow Crown 11.00 The New :. Tonight 11. IS Weather 11 ·20 Movie 7 30 Comba1 8:30 Mcllale 't Nrvy g,oo Tycooo '; 8:30 Peyton Pia, • 10:00 Fugitive 1 11 :00 News 11 :10 Local Newt II : I f) Weather II :20 Sports IUD Lee Crane Show Ti l t~~ .• FEB. II HIGHLIGIITI ' ~ \,.,.~~ " l . .. 1> ~ I '~·~ ' r ·.~·: .. . - - - - - - - - --- ---- 7:25 Today OUt Your Way 1:25 Today OUt Your Way 1:1111 9:30 IO :OO 10:30 10:55 OlrlooDIYlllo Bachelor Fother Make Room for Daddy Wbat;t Tllil ilonl M..-nln( Report u:ot Concentration II :SO Jeopardy IUO Sty Wheo J% :30 Trulh or ConsequeDCel ll:51l New• Report 1 :IMI Midday News I :30 Slnain' Jamboree I :OO Moment of Truth 1:30 Tho Ooctorl S:OO Another World 1:31 You Don't Soy uo Motch Game 4:25 AReruoon Report 4:JO Mr. CartOOn 5:00 Woody Woodpecker 5:31 Loromie 1:30 NtWI Plctun I : u J 1m Thocker SJI"l'tl 1:51> TV s Wealller 7:00 Huntley·Btlnkley 7·30 The VIrginian Wed. Nl&hl at tho Moviel 10:50 Yo• Don'l Say 1I:IIO Lite New• Picture 11: ll TV S Weather 11 :20 Sports 11:30 Jobnny Coraon ,·, oo ton the Brothers Four· Don Ad· am; and the Klnko . !toll 10 be announced. Termitehmce O'Dell L.u- C.. 930 AM ; fi ~.. rl m ,, ~-· , 1! 1 ! 1 l! dopted a resol•tion approving I id\ I the transfer of County Roads , , 27, 189, 375 and 376 lo the Sal-It~ I isbury township trustees and ~::'' Of 5Wrecks .11 , . :, I Iroad C-400 lo th• sys tem. ;il. Sc ipio townshiP! ~; . · '': 1 In another action, Leo Vaugh- Five accidents, tn one of an was appointed to the bo.1rd which two persons were injured, f truste_es of Veterans Memor- ·· (1. were investigated over end by Gallipolis Post, • Highway Patrol. t 1l1e injury accident §I week- 1al hospitaL . . State Present were Commtsswners Charles R. Karr, Sr., Ave~ ~ took Nelson and Kenneth M_cEl- 1 1 MOVEI HOLLYWOOD IUPll - Her· mione Boddeley completed her rvle In "The Trap" and RK~ved to !10th Century-Fox for "Do' Not Dllturb" with Dorio Day. IXTIRMITAL ~~•n•~.,. • - 44t;l276 &•"'"'II c.n loumL.umllerC:.. I'.., a.................... .(II_ ,.....,c.n...r .... ............'" ..... . . . ... . .,.....~ ;t.24S1 ' II ---- WCHS- TV Channel 8 7:25 Dell: Word 7:30 Bozo Tho Clown I :110 Buddy Starcher Show 8:00 Captain ''1ngaroo 10:00 Mike Wallaoo lc Newo 10:30 I Love Lucy 11 :011 Andy ol Mayberry 11:30 The McCoys U :IIO Love ol Life 12:05 News 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Gui<lintl Lighl 1:011 Women's P•i• i N uct e orr1s. 1:25 Newo 1:30 Ao !be World TW'IIIl 2:110 Pal6word 1:30 Bouse Party 1:110 To Tell The Truth S:2S CBS Newo 1:30 Edge Of Night 4:00 Secret Storm 4:30 Lone Rall(ler i :OII Bowery Boys 6:110 News Report 1:15 Your Weatherman 5:20 Sporto . 1:30 CBS EvonlnJ News 7:00 san Francisco beot 7:30 Mlllll' Ed 1 :00 My Uvillg Doll 1:30 Beverty Hlllbilllea t:OO Diet VIUI J;)yke Show t:30 Cora Willlama 10:00 Danny Kaye 11 :00 The News Tonlghl 11 :15 Wealhor Teller 11 :211 Lite Sbow Late Movies TONIGIIT'8 LATE MOVJI!S ChllllU!l 13, "Kln& -urN (11115) Blll Bryant lllld "CUI'IIO" of 111o Demon" 1111$7).. > Dana Andrewt. ChaMel I, "Rome II O'Clock" Hi531 Lea Podl>vanL Channel 3, "Special Delivery" (11115) Joaepl1 Cottoll. . FRIDAY'II- LAT)l MOVIES Charmi!l IS, "PiaiJIIUIII High School" (!tiO) Mickey. Rooney. Ch11t110l I "You Wet! M..nl For .Me" (IMIJ Ibn DaUey. HOLLYWOOD (UPll - War• ner 81'01. and AJIC.TV an put. linl toclllhor a .,.. 101'101 ba.. ed an FBI Oleo IGIIeduled lor 1bt taD of IM6. •'.< 7:51> Dally Word 1 :00 For Your lnlonnatloll 1:311 Jack La Launo 9:00 Fua School · t : u Kln& and (ldlo 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 MominC Movie Price Is Righi .. Oonna Reed Father Knowo Bet! Hello Pea·PI<kera The People'• Cboloo Flame In lh Wind Dey In COIII"I NOI!t GtDeral I!Dapltal y 011111 Married• 2:51> 3: 00 3:30 4:oo Trallmuler $:011 Super Show 5:35 SopetiiiOII I :OO Local New• I Wealhor 6 :15· Nen. 6:30 wv• It To Beavor 7:00 Rlfiemlll 7:30 ()me and HarrilL 1:311 Shlndll t:30 Borke't LIW to:OO ABC Salpl n:oo New• ll:U Wealher II : 2l Sports 11 :30 Leo er... Sbow WED., FEB. 17 IOGHLIGB'I1 7:30 The Virpwm "You Tal:t The 111gb 1Road."· P'lll' and Mort ShiMon's trafl drive II blocked by the \1lrllniln whoa their herd II auspected ol carry· il1j] inlecllouo tick lever. 9:00 Wednesday Nighl At The Movies - "Submorlne Com· otarrlnl WOllam HoJcl. en, Nancy Olsoo, William S.ndil and Don Taylor. The ""'"' "'*"'t" tiYf officer of an American IUbo marine Is tormented by luiM f ..I]Rj]a """' an emergency d., ctaion he made involvln11 tho dtalhl of two men at the cl010 , of World 1\ar II . SIIII\LEY'8 ~AR HOLLYWOOD IUPil - Clor11 Le11:hmon, who .... ployo4 In the "Luale" oerlel, co-sla!'l wllll 11111rley Temple In the tel• vision pilot "Go Fipt CIIJ HaU." re· 'I 1 The schoo l bus bill gets its '· · first hearing be rore the House ! to be sidetracked while Hou111 Co m m i t I e e on hearings are conducted. 1 Education ·1 Wednesday night. Adding to the debate over the . Hou se hearing s will b~ nn bus bills is a third mt-asure, i"" what is considered the more troduced Thursday by Rep. Ray permissive ol the two ma jor : Hildebrand. R Toledo, bu s bills . It requires transportwhich places the bus decislon -::::~ ing of privatf' and parochial ' strictly in the hands of the I~ ·,, i school students only in areas !'al school district!. Hidei where public Sl'hool pupils are · brand's bill has not yet beeD >''I already tran~ported . assigned to 8 l'Omm ittee. 'I The Senate bill, backed by tln Rhodes' televised appearanl.'t orgaruzatmn known as Ctltzens ~ J JI be the first televised se~ I for Educatio nal Freedom . sion m the history of the legi,to. would require the transporting ' laton~ House ~nd Senate )pad-·: : I of private and par&hi~:~l sehou l ers granted permiss ion to a C~ students. even m areas where lumbus te lev ision sta tion , which I public srhonl bus transportation will offf>r the program to all is not provided. Il IS expt>cled othrr Ohio stalions. r iD · Mother, 3 Cht.JdreD dJ•e D'Ies Sat ordav F' c 1 1 1 .:· - - VietNam Review I c0Ieo·les 0 f cancer at 47· In Horne FIre Ire auses WASHINGTON IUPII - If Red Chino senl hordeo of troops into the Vietname~e war the way it did in Korea in 1950 it would risk heavy retaliatory blows on its homeland . Qualified soorccts expressed that view while emphasizing that the U. 5. government has said nothing about the exact courses it would follow in the event of Communist Red Chinese intervention. 1 E"1ghf WeekeOd':!"",I' Ar f M d I I Channel 13 , ~, , l .,i ROYALTY REIGNS SATURDAY NIGHT - Pam O' Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mn. James O'Brien, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, was crowned Queen of the 1965 Valentine dance held at the Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium Saturday night , Sha w .. an· nounced winner from 1 fi•ld of nine contestants. Twila Karr, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Horace Kerr, Chester Road, was announced as winner of the Valentine dance held at Eastern High scJ<iooi Saturday night with Tom Lyons as emcee. Miss Karr, a fresJ<iman, won the honor with three others competing. Suzie Price, Portland, and Jack Bostick, Dorcas, were crowned queen and king, respectively, of the " Beaux Arts Bail" held ~y the South~rn Hi~h School French club Saturday n•ght at the h•gh s~ol, The dance, supervised by Mr. Edward Howery , a teacher, 'H&S a formal affair , the first ever h• ld for students in the new high school. About '200 attended. reS S 3 e WHTN- TV 10:00 11:30 12,00 12:30 1 I __ ,on the cond ition of the state and submit his budget quests for the fiscal boennium beginning on July I. nist China may test 8 second Crown :c er nuclear device "very shortly," tions of mounting e~ide~ce that by Robert Erwin, 22~ racketeers are movong mto Je- Cily struck a CM droven north l I "' iL was le1trnt'd today. The gitimate banking to h~lp . fi- ~ and turning left into the Green Wt'apon is likely to be 8 bydro-- 1 . • nance and conceal theor crom- Gables parking lot by Howard ! 1 mal activities . Kayser, 35, Pt. Pleasant. The I g~~. b~~:;.g regime was un- I Chairman John L. McCiell- Kayser car then skidded into a I derstood to be acl•eleratlng its , an, D-Ark., of the Senate parked car belonging to Nor- j Cecil Cowdery. 74 . died Sat- nuclear weapons program, in· ! CANTON (UPH - Four mem- 1 TOKYO IUPI) - Communis! Chino today turned permanent invf-!:itigations sub- man Mauley, 21, Rt. 1 Middle· urday morning at the Stale Ho~- eludinG S(lme form of delivery bers of a Stark Counly faJmly its prop.-g•nda guns on the United Nations. Peking said <»mmittee said. "Criminal con- port. pital in Athens. . t died earlv todav when a fire He was born 1n OJivp town- ! sys em. : roared through a home m the organintion has become "a tool" of American " neotrol of banks is widespread ," There was minor damage to ' .. Chairman Wright Patman told the parked car, moderate to N t ship, the son of FrJJ;d a,nd Sl!,r.Q,h ,.:-~<t;,-.,rw ~W~-lf'' "'.:"-~ Pleasant VIew east of Canton colonialism." The Chinese attac:k on the UnitW · · t~itiorls was HOLLYWOOD (UP~ -. a i"Babcock Cowdery. He r..lded ' Foor other members of the United Press International Sun- lthe Kayser car and heavy to day. "It reaches from New 1the Erwin vehicle. Erwin re· King Cole, velvet-voo . ~ongter at Reedsville RD. i famil y escaped bv leap ing or be' coupled with continuing charges of aggression against "' Mi 1 to Ch" ago " . d wbo was one of the nation • op . h 1 . the United States for its Viet Nam policy. York i'1i am Jc · ceJVed a broken nO'Se an a pasd" t lor 8 Survivors are is wire, Sar- 1 mg thrown from a second floor 1 Peking stltements during the weekend said ·I . one of lb e cars, Bon- popu arti recor sanof can- ah : s1x . ch1ld ren, 01"tve Osborn. -:, senger m diedmgtoda wmdow . Washington statements that United States s~eks no LONDON SOCIAUZED nle Hairston, 33, Pt. Pleasant gener~ on, 47 y and Harold Eugene. Reedsville; I The victims were the mother ' wider war in Southeast Asia were "purt humourg ." medi~_ln Britain faced ,a was taken to Holzer hospital c~le e;;:rwe,nt sure Jan. Riley and Dale. Marietta; John, . · and thr~ <:h1ldren . The bodJes ~ new threat today. The. country s and treated for fac1al and back r f his g ry Belpre and Sarah Ann Botse Etght arrests Wt>re made were taken to the Ross1 F'unt.>r1 23 000 25 or remova1 o cancerous • •· . MOSCOW IUPII - Soviet Premier Ale . .i N, Kosy· 12,000 dentists _may JOn. · injuries. Kayser was ctted to- 1 ft 1 at St J hn's Hospital Elizabeth, W Va; 20 grand- lover the w~kend by Metgs al Home m canton 0 gin returned today from a solidarity mission to the family .doctors m boycottmg the lday for failw-e to yield for left _e ungb Sa 1· M 1 children eight great grandehil- !County Shenff Robert C. Harh George BlaJr 30 and three on near Y n a on ca. ' · b h' d t t I ' · 1 Communist capitals of Asia . Despite pledges of friend· II I H llh S tern (NHSI Na ona ea ys turn. Th famed . er entered the dren , and two s1sters , Mabel !en ac s epar men . daughters, escaped Ihe b azmg ship, there are differences between Russia •n..l Com· in a pay dispute. A second Saturday accident hos :al last= 8 for obser· Hetzer , Reedsville. and Amyl Charles Gordon Howell. 23. home and were taken to Timmunist ("hina on a common Viet Nam policy. The doctors, who make an took place at 11:15 p.m. Satur· vat~n and tests ~hjch disclosed Arnett. Belpre. Two children Cutler, 0 ., wa~ cJted on a ken Mercy Hospital. Dma, 4. A communique issued after Kosygin's departure average oet pay - after taxes day one. tenth mile east of ~ur· a ~alignant tumor ln the lung. preceded him in death . 1reckless operation charge ; ! was adm_itted for treatment of from Communist North Korea Sunday condemned U. and deducattons - of $7,7~ man 1 on Rt. 35. A car dnven iHe was given cobalt and X-ray He served many years as 8 ~alph Icenhower, 37,. Wells-i cuts rece1ved when she fled the S. actions in Viet Nam as "criminal" 1nd promised year, had ~emanded a 538 mll jeaat by Shlrley Dunham, 21, treatments to shrink the tumor member of the Olive-Grangel~<llle. and Clifford Icenhower, horne. ~·necessary" defense assistance to North Viet Nam. But th gery school board and as 8 trustee l3o, Pomeroy Rt. I, were charg- Treated and released wen• lion pay h1ke, but the govern- Urbana went of£ the right side bef the communique called at the same time for a r•laxa• m~nt offered less than one - aut of ~trol and. hit a guard A:! t~e s:ree-hour surgery of the Olive-Orange township. !ed with disturb in~ the peace : R!air, a..nd two other daughte~s .. tion of international tensions and continuation of the third of this figure. rail. There was light damage. his condition was described 88 Services were to be held ,Rex Bentz, 55, Cheste~, was Lmda, '· an~ Barbara. ll. Lm- Kremlin policy of peaceful coexistence- a policy th1t The driver was cited for DOl satisfactory and later as very Monday at 2 p.m. at the /v- l ~rrested on an affadavtt charg- . da suffered f1 rst and second ~e- Is anathema to Peking. SWEETWATER, TEX. -operator's license today, and good baugh Funeral home in Tup.'mg eontempt of court. !gree burns or the face. while 1,940 rattlesnakes, stir with the owner of the car, Howard Nat Cole began life in Ala· pers Plains with burial in the William Joseph Parson, 20, Harbera received. burns of thP JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPll _ A crowd of 20,000 about 18,000 ~pie, mil. well Lanthome, 44, Urbana was cit· barns as Nathaniel Adams Hetzer ce~etery, Reedsville. Racine Rt. 2, ~as cited ~or right ~rm. . . Indonesians ·d emonstrated around the U. S. Embassy and the result lB about two ed. for permitting an unlicensed Coles, the son of an impover~o op~rator's. license . and dnv· i Ear lier, the shenff s depart· complex here today in 1 ma"'!moth prot•t ag•lnst ~m· quarts of snake venom for med· drlver to operate. ished Baptist minister who did mg wtth~ut lights: Gllbert Sell· menl re~rted that only three erican air raids on North V1et Nam . The lndonn•an leal research. An()ther saturday accide~t 8 little farming 00 the side. Meigs Gt>neral Hosplta1 iers. Racme, fraudulent check per~ons died . but the count was government seit.ed the U. s. Information Service (USIS) A three-man Army team was w&B at 12:10 p.m. on Rt. 1 m Cole, glven ear]y musical ADMISSIONS SATURDAY _charge; . Frank Stolesonberger, rev1sed when a spokesman for library. 1 heading back to Ft. Knox, Ky., Addison. A car driven north training by his mother who was M rtha Ebr p . M _48, Racme Rt. 2, on a bench the funeral home sa1d four The demonstrators burned effigiM of President 1 today witb the· venom - ~ by William Lewis, .23, Rt. 1 a church choir singer, began Willlams ,"Sou~~~y Iwarrant affadavit, and ~li Eb- bodies had bren received . Johnson and Uncle Sam. valuable than any gold 1n aav Northup was attempting to pa.u his entertainment career 88 a ersbach, Jr .. 40, Pomero1, (In a 1· lng Uvea. The venom was ex(Conthinued 00 Page 2) pianist wilh the "Nat Cole DISCHARGES SATIJRDAY - irorgery charge. CIRCLE TO MEET 1 ONE ARREST M.~nF. LODGE TO MEET tracted SUnday !tom lhe makes Tr " ,. nd bee Zorkie, Pomeroy; ! _ 1 VJrglt Walker , Worthy M . . 1 singer by Raymond as part of the 7th annual Rattlewhen drunken pa- Clara Grimm, Letart, W. Va. J.OCAL TEMPS The Friendly Circle of the : arrest by announces a_ special mE'E't· sn~ke Roundup. 'l1le de-ven- , 8 aDJ3 tron insisted he sing his favor· ADMISSIONS SUNDAY-Rob-- i Th e temperature in Pomeroy's , F'ederated church will m~t In I 0~10 State Patrol w1:1~ . D~vld : mg of Shade Rtver Lodge to onuzed llll8kes were then deite tune, ''Sweet Lorraine.'' ert Lee Arnold, P(lmeroy. I business district at 11 :40 a. m.l the lounge of thP educatlonal i Shl~net. _ 16. _Rutland , cJtf'd to 1 be held Tuesday , Feb. 16, •• voured 8J ~ main course at That was in 1937 and the in- DISCHARGES SUNDAY -today was 40degrees under sun- Luilding, 1\lesday evening at 8 - Meigs JUVemle court for no l7--30 p.m. Two ~ntered appreo8 barbecue. Tastes like a cross strumentalist group was mak· William Sinclair Pomeroy. Iny skies. p.m. muffler. t lces degrees Will be given. between chicken and fish," Ed. i"ll a grand total of f75 1 week. ' - IJ veIvet·VOICe • d ••11 IN.,ICTIONI AWARD HOLLYWOOD (UP!) ··- C... lumbia'• "Jacquea-Yva C.O... stea•'s World Without Sun'' hu been awardtd lho Grand Prix Do Cinema Francall 1164. lhe aMual French Aeil4tniY ol Art& ollld and Se- IIIli ptill. WORLr 1 1 k L MUI.TWI.E ROI.F. - n th e !l; , 1 US Cora Cob lleporl 7:1111 Today Slww - ' <:"ti?"·f Suzi• Price t•=A~":~~~ Ho•~oMM:nr.j ' ~~c; j~s~'~tu,m~fsat•~::rg~~~ ~\~~~a~r•;:;;;;m~~i s~~;:''t Cecil Cowderv.; '" ~~~~-~~;;7:'~o::~· Senate are planning investiga- Creek Rd . A car driven south E. Follrod_, and Commtss1oners variety ahow for yOURii adults, tonight ttarring Joey Hnlher4 I ' IIOL\.YWOOD 1UP I1 - ""Dr, Slrangelov e·• has won Bdgium ' ~t Yt'rsion of the Oscar. th.: lirand Prix de L'Un 1on Dt La Critique l.lt Belgique HOI.I.YWOODI UPtl- Jerry Lewis will portray seven dif feren t chararters in his new movie. " The f''amily Jewels ." TWO Persons Hurt Ill • one I 7:30 Trial At Nuremburl Showing for the finl time the complete story of the proiiCDtion (I{ Nazi leaden. for unspe&k· able crime• against humanity thai drove two t.o suicide. sent &e\·en tu prison, and eleven tAt the noose . 1:30 H•llabaloo - Mualcal • To the 20th Conlury Rtformolion Hour AI ON THI DIA.L Dally Word S('hool Kini and Odie Morning Movie Price b Righi Donna Reed Father Know• Bell Hi!llo Pea-Pickel"ll uo The People'• Chalco 2:00 Flame in lht Window Z:30 Day In Court •;.;ntANGF.LOVE' WINS IIWITCH ·Ll STEN li :OO 1 :15 10:00 11:30 t2 :00 12 :30 1:00 1 Jll A'.f" The World Turns :L OU Password 2 ]) ~ Twila Karr 1 Wednesday's Television Program 8:1.10 Bible Answers 8·30 Jac>lr. La Lannt 7 25 D11ily Word 7 :IU tluzu Thf' Clown t1 00 11uddy Starr-heJ· Show !:1 uo Ca ptain Ka~aroo )!) 00 Mik~ Wa118re • New1 I0 30 I Love Lucy II :00 Andy of Mayberry II 30 The McCoy• 1:.! .00 Love OJ Life 12 ~ ces News 12 JO Search For Tomorrow ll ~~ Guiding Light 1:UU Woman's Page 1 25 WCHS News P1m O'B1 ~-!A fl Channe113 ' Tlleday ..., state wide radio and lt>leviswn audience tonight to report iI WSAZ- TV Channel 3 otlder, -" - .. . ,; School Bus ·Bill, Rhodes' Address, Coming this Week . WHTN- TV ~~::. Jill COLUMBUS IUPII - The controversial school bUI bill and Gov. James A. Rhode s' "State of the State" mes· ·· sage will share the legislative spotlight this week. Rhodes goes before a joint legislative session and 1 ' WCHS- TV low ,..., ~:. ...., \1 ......, ... _ '* l!llil .... 1Joi llfP ~ ?. ' •J . ;.;.. FIVE CENTS OJliHd Television Program ,r:. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Cut 50 o on '101 I Tues~ay's en tine JOIO)e I - ------ - - - - - - -- at y UO!S!A8181 I lnl ll diUl NO. 258 'W'ti'I'RU QOII\I)' ... ,..._. ....~, ,..,., '.i''i£; I ~N01Y • e • I IN11 $1Hl ., YtlOW YotJ KNOY 1 1 1 ' :' ' ' I \v. :a. te; wh . Hi h a~~den~ g I I 1 I a~e I. ~ne report~ t~e~ ~er, Students wm· n.. High Ratings . Cole then co~centrated on smg]Rj] and his mcome 1"1118 lo WASHINGTON P.....SI110,000 a week. Ills records dent Johnson Is expected to MASON- Several Wahama have sold more than 60 million send a special message to Con- Hl&h sehoul studenls received , copies. eresa this week urgblg exten- superior ratings in the regionlion of the conlroversial area al solo and ensemble groups redevelopment program but rec- saturday at lhe Wabama High S. ommendiiJ8 thai It be overhaul- school. The students were seed. T1Ie .loan-anclirant plan to lected by .Judgea Or. Harold help economlcaUy depre"ed Orenclorolf and c. Robert Wigareu has been the !ariel of - •· , . . . receiving superior 1 vociferous crllies slnee It was <atlnga are ellclble to partiei- Funeral servtces fl>r Mn. sel up about lour years ago. It pate In lho solo and ensemble Clyde (Grace) salser, 17, Ra- , ]I due to expire June 30. festival to be held at Manhall ;clne, who died lhll rnoml!'l I• Col1j]I'OSIIonal BOurces said University February 27. IMeiga General hospital, woll be !hal Johnson would req•ell .,.. Jlecelvm, superior raHnRB iheld Wednesday at 2 p.m. at tenalon of tbe program and pro- were "Sberry Flesher, Clarinet; 'Ewinll chapel. Burial will he , pooe a f400 million approprla- Christy Howard, clarinet; Gary In the family lot at Greenwood I tion 1o keep II Ill buslnOSB. Stewart, trumpal; Janel! call, cemelery. Fl•te; A clarinet quartelte, Mrs. saJser II ourvlved by IIAJGON - THE SAIGON Sherry Flesher, Odrsty How· her husband, Clyde, and a son, JOVemlnent eharged loclaY ard, Becky Lewis, and Connie Cbarles Donald salser, Rathat ~OliO Communist • trained Harbour: Woodwind quintette, cme. A daughter, Coel M:ae officers have IDflltrated Soulh Sherry Flesher, Jan- Salser, preceded her III dealb. VIet Nam Iince ltJiie. A report ell caU. Flute. Mary FOIIer, FriendJ may call al lite Ew· uld the Colllmwlllts were III'ID- Oboo, Leah Ami Mllller, Jlu. IDa funeral hoiiKI anyllme. Re\r. , ed w1111 weepo111 made In the I<KJII• lllld Debby Coot, born. .RObert sa1ser will ofllclate tbe Sovlel 11Dlon lllid Reel China. Schools from Pt. PleaiNU!I; oervtceo. win Aiken aald. Mr SalSer 0£ Racme • D'Ies 1 I a.rtnet, eonlinlltd lite SoUth Vli!tnanieoe rna partlcl]llled. ·Jimlor llalld · J'AIRFJELD TOURNAm1NT DllAWlNGSVellllari, Rutland High School principal and tournament manager for the Class, A ~ u. s. ~once olftcials Ravenswood. Ripley and woha- - ·STATION -- · "~~~·~i~~JE=='i cfw:lti, 11111 ~ ,tbll t be Director Ill J, A. Iaprlct llilntll1, temperatures - hl(lh tourney. at ~!liDd~s QJI\1laslauu~m~,~:~~~to: the ll!hedule for coaches of ll!ll five participating schools. Left to right ~ Cr8YI!Ot ~, <If:·~ .lnllltr• bond ciinet«' Ia Tliomu Rlld, .-.-low lt. ~ readlnc - Cul Wolfe, MI4JI,lepol1icMr. V Moore, P!lmeroy;_Bill McNickles, Wilton, and John Wicldine, Kyger Creek. See <paae (~lld!l, •~it-1)· · Wabama. C'·.lr·~ . ·') '· ' • 11 10:10. a.m. · ' , atocy.-,8ent1Dj!Ji!!ot~ I .., . , , · ,•'•• ~· ·, •• · "'J.' . , 'j~·: ...: .C:,J.I~d,.,)i<·;,. ·. �.. _.,.,.. · ;··· ' I ' • Selma may End I \ Restoe work · .·- ~.· .. . · . I Middleport Breaks Long Draught, Takes GAHS 61-58 Sauer,Stobarthit Winning AILSTAJIS ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~s!_e~~ .~~l~c~~~~~~g~!~i~';l!P~. ::~~~ , At Rutland upsetting visiting Gallipolis 61-58 in a thrilling overtime I cage b"lumph ol tbe season by ltwo free throWii. Iwere charged to Eastern and 23-and 18, respectively. Gary on tbe Jacket planks. defeating tbe Rutland . R ed l . Larry Rupe, who . hu <011- 1 to tbe Red DevUs. Eagles For· fDrenner was tops for Rutland It was Sol!bomore George Sauer ~bo actually pumpDevils 57-41 Sa~ mght on,Slstently led Rutland 111 scormg ward 'l'bmJn Cruise Jelt the with 18 ed In tbe winrung markers for the Metgs countlans sink· the Eagles ¥me court. lthia year, tallled 14 polnll on gBJriO with five fouls 1n the By q~artecs i Drawlnga for the CJaet lng two fol!l shots with 2:01 remaining in the overtime, Coach AI Bowen's. boyo,ifive goals and lour _polnta from third quarter and Rusty Little:Rutland .... ·, 22 32 41 _ Sectlooal Tourney at Rut~!ct 41 1beglnnlng Feb. 20 were and then W1tb 1:09 rematrung, hitting a beautiful jumper though oufler111g their worst•the free throw strtpe. Mike and Ronnte Black exited for :Eastern . 17 'J:/ 38 57 _ 57 from tbe far corner. game of the 11164 • 6ti seas- :stewart and Ronnie Black also Rutland in the laat stanza. Sunday with Rutland That put the home club ,.. seven seconds left. Alldereon'a on in · shooting, were In the ' had nine each for Rutland. The victory upped Eastern••' Rlllland- Lambert 3-U; Lit-' James Vennarl m· head 59-57. jumper fell shrrt at the key and driver' s seat all tbe way. . ' Eastern's Ken Caldwell, a record to 16-1 while Rutland tie 0+1 : Black 3-3-11 ; Rupe :;. follows: . WI~ 17 eeconda_ remaining, the game went Into overllmo. Eastern grabbed a IH l~rst l high-Jumplng 6-0 guard, Jed all,ended its slate of regular seas- 14-14: Stewart 2-:>-9; Totala 13 ...i. GaUia 1 Dick HaiDllton was Anderoon put GAllS ahead 57· period lead, was leading 17·22 players In rebounding with 18. on contesto with a !HI record. 05-24) 41. 't.:yger Creek (U) 1'L "'"' fouled. He aank the !~st. of a 55 w1th 2:22 left In tbe extra "Let'o take lblt Mom, Ito at halftime end 38-32 when the ICharles Knight also bad 14 lor The Ea<lea will finlsb up this Eaotern _ Spencer 7.2. 15 ; (3-! 51 at 1 p. m. ! one-and-<>ne situation malnng 1t period. Then came the eHorll 111 1 Dice . ht-;. third period ended. Coacb Jun Eastern. Thursday night at McArthur. Hartung 5-13.22 . Kru ht 2+ 5· Feb. :II : 1 - · 1be oecond shot mlll!led, of Sauer, and tba Blue Devilo 1 to breUIAdams ' Red Devil! narrowed ' In all, 4Z persooal foul.l were Eastern won the preliminsry Caldwell 3-U · Crul g1+ 2· El: Southern OHI) vo. whnJ&o pi and bounced back to Pete An· had lost their fourth 1 traight . aupl the aap to five by intermts·lcalled during tbe encouoter be- contest by a 56-48 margin. Ri· lchinger 1_1_3.' Tr:M.l:e 18 <is-33 /Kyger • Wilton game It 7-f. derson. The GAHS guard quick· game. s10n, but that was the close•! tween the neighboring Meigs chard Douglas and John Pooler ~ 7 . ' m. ; ly went '" for a layup, but the I GAllS outscored the Jackets they ever got to the talented ~ -~- - - - - - - ~--Middleport (0-8) ... ~ officials had called time out[from tbe field, 23-19. MiddleEagles. . Iroy <3-3) at 8·15 p. m. nullifying the bucket, then &·!Port sank 23 of 3J foul shots. Purrtue 83 Wisconsin 74 Eastern h1t on ~nly 19 of 70 Feb. 1:7 • warded MHS the ball with . 15:GAIIS hit 10 of 22 here. Michigan 98 Michigan St. 83 shot. from the f1eld lor 27 Champwnsh1p game at 8 seconds leli. Gary Stobart 1red l From the field, Gallia sank Nob"e Dame 94 Ohio U. 116 per cent wh1le Rutland was m. the vtctory with_ two free toss·l 23 of 60, Middleport hit IY 01 1Iowa 82 Ohio St. 81 connectmg on 28 per cent of !Records are ln Cla01 A gagio\1 45 shots. es when only mne seconda re- '03. Gollipolis had 28 rebounds, Minnesota 105 Illinois 90 AT WARREN . 6 41 malned on the clock. . Middleport 35 counting tips. The Grinnell 81 Carleton 65 Lanky Ken Hartung, h. The Athena Bulldogs rolled : the win. Both teams flooded season. Doctors however Feb. U • " 0 The. triUmph, M1ddle~rt's Jackets committed 12 turnov- Aquinas (Mich.) 91 Ohio Nor't :g~:r~~:~~ ~ ~i~;gma:~ up a 21-~ f1rsl quarter lead Sat-!the floor with subs in the final" make another check on th~ ~~,1 Eastern (16-1) vs. ROflll"i~ first m 17 games this wmter, ers, GAHS had 10. 83 I f b k ts d mght, tht-n went on to minute of play plaver after a week of st Cannon 13-14t at 7:30p.m. . 1 13 urday was the Jackets' first since de. . r Miami (0. 93 W Michigan es lers 00 IVe uc e an win their 32nd consecutive · · . . re · j C&olville 01-9) vs Belp~• ''fo !eating Welt.ton 61·59 on Jan. The offiCials called 25 per-, Capital 94 Wilm.;gton 81 l<hority tosses. Hoger Spencer SEOAL '13-14 t Larry Coon paced the BuJI. In the prellmmary contest. 7) at 9 . 23, 1964. MHS lost 21 in a row sonals on the Devils, and 16 on Fenn 79 Detroit 69 also turned in a good pe:form- the expen~~g~f ~~':~~iting Po~- dog scoring With 17 and play- the Athens reserves downed p. ~eb. 'Z1 7: during the Ions drought. the Jtackets. Both teama lost . Wayne St. 80 John Carroll 10 ance for Eastern by tallyUig 16 eroy Panthers Saturday night. maker Ron Handley added 15. P~meroy 41-28. Championship game at 8 p:a one s arter. I Otterbein 80 Ak 79 . Th Phil Swmdell was the only y quarters. Gallipolis now owns a 4-8 I Hamilton's 21 points paced Iowa St 89 M' ron . 81 e Panthers, through a sue- rPanther player m double fi- . Pomeroy .... 7 14 12 11 - 44 _--;: conference record, and in aU GAHS. Anderson ripped off 19. lndian."8ti No~:'::"Ite 76 1 c;ss~ulhprfss,fmanaged to atay gures as he notched 21 mark.iAthens . 21 12 19 21-73 RALSTON WINS SINGLES 8 ames, the Devils are 6-8. MHS Stobart pumped in 24 for the i w 5 rn Pomeroy - Swindell 6-9--21, . t e e~ 8 0 the ~ulldogB un- ers for one of his better scoring j Is 1-12 In the J... gue. Jackets, Moore bad 17. I Bethel (Kans.) M ttl late m the third quarter. elforls . Crow 3+6. Smith 2·2·6. Jewell BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPl}IDS Pomeroy o~tscored Coach CharIJ.I-1, Simpson 3-2·8, Eskew J.I). ,Amenca 's No. 1 ranked tewtll Saturday's contest was a In the reserve game, Mid· · . . Bethany .(Kans.) 62 he McAfee s boys m the second The Bulldogs are now 12-0 In , 2, Knight t).I).O. Gibbs ll-0-0. player Dennis RJJ!ston of Bilkthriller from start to finish. The dleport took a 4!>-36 win over f Wichita. 79 Cmcmnah 64 score was tied nine time~. and :the winl ess Blue Jmps Jim Evansville 84 Butler 73 penod, but ~as stJII tra1ling lea_gue play and 15-t overall I Wiles 0-o-o, Calvert 0-0-0. To- ersfield , Calif_, defeated Gene 33·2t at halftime. the lead exchanged hands 141Bartlett and Jim Butcher each Bethel (Ind. I 101 Grace 65 wh1le Pom..-oy is 4·6 in league I tal• 15 04-20) 44 , Scott 7-5. 7~5. Sunday in a suetimes. had 14 for the winners. A~erson 68 Hanover 57 . . In the _third quarter, the cont~sts and 5-11 overall. I Athens- Snyder J-2-4, Wright ~essful defense of his singles Gollipolis opened strong, and j Box score of the varsity ' Indiana _Tech 101 Malone 64 John Tannehdl, 12, of Mid- Bulldogs Ien_gth~ned their le~d Ertc Gustavson, regular on ; 0-0-0, Mcinturf 0-0-0, Rannow t1t1e in the Buffalo Tennis ~ compiled a 15-11 first period game : Valparaiso 92 DePauw 68 dleport , Satt.u"day won his first by seven, .wtdenmg the gap m the Bulldog five , mis~ed the 0-3-3 , Russell 443 Coon 7-'1 - Squash Club mid·winter inv~:tt" lead. Middleport came back [ GALLIPOLIS I5S) Manchester 112_Ind. Central88 major table tennis tournament,! the late mmutes of the period. game afte~ having been declar- 14. Glover 1).1).() , Adams 4-l- 9. tion tournament. ·: _ strong in the second period j D. Hamilton, lQ-1-21; Burson, Ball St. 79 Indiana St. 75 1the Boys Under 14 trophy , at j Then, m the fmal stanza, Ath-- ed a Vlchm of mononucleosis. Mingus 0-0-0, Handley , Ralston and Scott were tf1Jt _ 7 0 14 1 to outscore the Devils 1!>-10,: 1-0;2; E. Hamilton, 1).1).(); Brown Youngstown 73 Gannon 61 the Central States Open In De·· ens completely outdistanced the Coach McAfee reported Gustav- Wren 3-7·13. McAfee 1.2. 4_ To- ended in the couble's final 5-l giving the home club a 26-2511·24; Mitchell, 3-0-6; Fisher, Cedarville 74 Ashland 71 troit. . ; Panthers. 2HI. lo easily take son Is probably through lor the tats 21 (19-26) 13. 1·5 by Marty Reissen o1 Evill!f halftime lead. Gallia'a John ().2·2; Anderson, h\-19; Gilmore, ' Wltt~nberg 83 Bald-Wallace 64 . The v1ctory assured his be· ton, Ill., and Clark Graebller Brown, who picked up three per·!l-2-4; TOTALS 23-12-58. Manetta 114 HJTam 67_ mg seeded as one ol the top Da1ly Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 15, 1965·3 Cleveland, Ohio. • sonals In the first period, sat, MIDDLEPORT Ill! ~~~~?ronde 118 Bluefield St. 112 three boys in the U. S. Open . ~- SYDNEY, Australia (UP!)- /~::~.=·.::-=====~ out the entire second canto. : Moore 7.J.J7 · Lyons 044 . Bl ng Green .119 N. Ill. 86 tournament,, Apnl 4 and S, al· Jim Clark of Scotland ca ptured Gallipolis almost . broke !he Wallace.' 1).1).(); Stobart, .7-11).24; w~!::~:: ~~a~~:~:!a 57 so m DeirOJt'l Cobo Hall: The the international. roo mile Gold : contest Wide open m the th1rd Saue· 2_3_7. Stephenson Il-l-!· A b' 71 St J hn" Y n Star auto race m 8 Lotus Cliumted States Table TenniS A.. perlod. With Dick Hamilton hit- , c~;;,gham' !)..(H) · Dav~ Mugs h g d .Mo hl 8 (M;n~ ~ 1oocialion aanctions two region· ' By United Press lntemall~ world indoor records were hrok- max. nt..... ling from afar, and Pete An· ,8· TOTALS 't"23 ;I ' oor ea IC gan. ec al tournaments annually as Saturday en In the Los Angele T" , ' ' T ~ . U. (Mil. Br.) WJSconsm 95 ··warm-up" lor the. national. LOS ANGELES (UP])-Three games by Mary Rand s of •mes OS • derson from c1ose up, the G~l' By quartero: Illinois St. 92 BritLO, Norway (UP!) - Per hans shot out '" front 36-28 mld· IGallipoli• lo 10 17 13- I - 58 Do Paul 67 Mar uette 61 The Eastern Open ,. one, the ain, Paul Wilson of Downey, lvar Moe of Norway won way through the period, and Middleport 11 15 16 13- I - 61 Musklngum 62 H~idelberg eo Central State• Open the other., Calif., and Zsuzsa Zsabo-Nagy 1965 world speed skating •na:m-1 was ahead 40-32 at the 2:451 Reserv.. - Middleport 45 Oberlin 59 Denison 58 (OT) Tannehill met Pat Cox, 13, of of Hungary. plonshlp. mark when Dick Hamilton pick- 1Gallipolis 36. Steubenville 69 K . Wesle an 11 Midland, M1ch., In tbe finals ed up hiS fourth personaL i C t I Sl O y Saturday afternoon. Cox hsd By Unled Press !Dienlallt>lilll ARCADIA Calif (UPI\-Ged· BUFFALO, N.Y. tUt'll·-V:en-\ At this stage, Coacb Wolle en r~. ·1( fM ) 82 (OTI eliminated Danny Ybema, IZ, This week'• Ohio collego bas- ney Farm's' Gun · Bow outs~ed nis Ralston defeated Gene ordered a full court press-ant i Okl ho mcos~ si Ka o. St 49 of Grand Rapids, who had ketball achedule: Candy Spots to win the $57,500 7·5, 7-5. to wm the Buffalo the move paid off. GAHS com- 1 Ill aw ~a · 83 C nsa~l been favored to win Boys Un· MONDAY San Antonio Handicap at Santa ms and Squash Club mitted thre~ costly turnovers~the: i'~~~ der 14. divisJon. . St. Vincent at Youngston Anita. wmter Jnvitation tourney. 89 the Jackets Buddy Moore 1 East. llinois 77 West. rninois Tuesday 76 Playmg 1n a three out o1 f1ve : cashed m on two by &inkmg Wayne St. 98 Kearney st. 88 match, Tannehill won the llrstl Ohio State at lllmo11 CHESTNUT H 1 L L, Mass. PHOENIX, Ariz. ( UF'I )-·Rod I easy layups. . s. Dakota St. 82 N. Dak. St. 79 game 21-18, loot the second 12- 1Dayton at Loyola (UPI)-Nancy Richey of Dallas. Funse1h won the Phoenix Gary Stobart. m one of hiS Sioux Falls 92 Con'rdla(Neb.) 77 16, lost the third 21-14, then1Xavier at Tulsa Tex ., won tho national indoor golf tourney with a 72 best games, then sank_ four N.Dak. 79 Augustan• (S.D.) 56 won the fourth 2l·U and the l Wilmington at Central Stalt women 's tennis championship by SOON o1 'J:/4. straight free throws dur111g tbe North Galllas Pirates Salur· Simpson lla Buena Vista 83 !Uth 21-11. DeniSon at Akron beating Carol Hanks Aucap of ----last nme seconds of tbe period, State Coil of Ia 93 S Dak 87 In tho Boyo under 16 dlvls-~uskmgurn at Capital St. Louis. and It was all tied up 42-42 go- day mght upset visiting Ham· ·. · · · ion Tannehill reached the Oberlin at Baldwllt-Wa !lace ODDS DROP . . den 75-& behind a 29 point Stevellll Pomt lla Stout 113 be. . 01 mg . mto the final period. I effort b Mason Peck . Carthage 73 Augustana 1111.) 119 quarter nnalo where he loot .to ler m at Hiram . LAKE PLACID. N Y. (UP!) AGUA CALIENTE, Wllh MilS leadtng 45-44,1 In r~istering their upset Northland 88 Pillsbury tia Tom WJllUlllls, 14, of DetrOJt, . Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg -Gary Visconti of Detroit and <UP!) - Gun Bow, who Moore outled out (5:57 left the Pirates led b uarter iWestmar 78 Yankton 74 tbe boy who last year won all Edmhoro ~t Fenn Peggy Fleming of Pasadena, opened as a 3-i favorite In the game) but the Jackets did . scores of 17·14, 3JJo, an~ 53-50 U.Chicago 79 Knox tl8 nudwestern Boys under 14 Eastern Mich. at Weot. Res. Calif., won the men's and wom- C.llento future book on not. quit. before 8 rt-point outburst In Oshkosh St. 78 Riverlalls St. 88 title• but eould not compete In WEDNESDAY en's Htlea In the national figure Saota Anita Handicap Feb. GAHS was on top 55-53 after tbe fourth quarter carried them Ripon 68 Cot 86 the U. S. Open m Los Angeles. Miami at Ohio U. •katlng ohampionships. was slashed lo 8-5 Sunday two free throws by Anderson t th tr" h Southwest This weekend Tannehill will Kent State at Toled the strength of his San ~:~:~ ! SN "- las ..,n- Dealer with 58 seconds left in the game. oDa:id :~.;ley added 14 Arlumsas 96 Tex. Christian 72 play in the Rubber City Open Notre Dame at Bow~lng Green DALLAS (UPII- Randy Mat. Handicsp win Saturday. COLUMBIA GAS Stobart then popped !" • long; poins and Ralph Taylor 11 lnl Tex. Tech 82 Sou. Methodi•t 72 '" Akron. Steve Parsotlll, 13, of Youngstown at Wlndson (On!.) son of Texas A&M bettered the Spots, runner-up to Gun Bow ' OF OHIO. IJIC. bomb from the Side with 54 sec· ; the big win while Can.Jde's 20 1Drake 66 N. Texas St. 58 (0) Charleston, two times national Heidelberg at MI. Union world'• indoor shot put record i;Sa:t~ur~ds~y,:.,::;re~ma~ined=~3-~l~........,l~ l ;:=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:~ onds left. GAllS worked for the , . ts topped H md Kansas 74 Oklahoma 57 champion, especll lo be m Findlay at Ohio Northern for the second straight mg·hi - - - - ~- ~ " bl h t" h"cb am ltb ' pom a en. · c. t d ill be - ~- ..~ _w 1_ . c e w _., In the reserve game David Texas 75 Rice 72 t.mt tournamen, an w Case Tech at John CarroU with a loss of64 feat, J Inches. · Skidmore tallied 18 points lead· St. Loum 116 Tulsa 119 favored to wm the Boys under Ashland at BluHton lng the little Pirates to a 44-34 Baylor 84 Texas A&M '17 14 dJVtslon, .. weD 88 ~e Defiance at St. Francia SIUiday There bas been such a big response to our bowl· wln. New Mex. 89 Brig. Young 70 Boys under 16, the Juruor Men • Rio Grande at W.Liberty(W.Va) DAVOS. Switzerland (UPI)ing classes th•t Wednesday Feb. 17th we will hold The box score : Abilene Christ. 79 Arlington Sl.66 division (Boys under 18) and to Malol)e at Alliance (Po.) Ausb"ia won the Alpine Sld Cup classes for beginning bowlers from 10 AM until 12 HAMDEN !63) Tex. Luth. 89 Tex. Wesleyan 12 finish high in the men'o play, THURSDAY competition 11 Traudl Becher 1 Noon. At 12 Noon lanes will be available to ladies Canode 7-6·20·, Patton 1+2·, L Sam Houston 71 Sui Ross 85 if not win 11. took all three women'• events. Now yeu caaclear up tbM: d&ty, T h Othe nts · Cincinnati at N. Texas St. had previous eX»erience and want to better wbo bt.:l:......., woter o...WchtRadcliff W-12 Kirby 0.3-3; amar ec 117 Trinity (Tex) 76 r tourname commg MarshaU at Steubeoville their bowling. Previous special rates will apply. ODd the- ........, ,... ...01 Thacker 1-2-4; Gregory 1-2-4; New Mex. Highlands 91 BOOn for Ohio playero are the Deb"olt Coli. at Cenb"al st. DAYTONA B E A C H. Fla. MRS. AMANDA SAWYER, INSTRUCTOR hove lovely\ cic.. - ... Old F. Patton 1-2-18. TOTALS 24New Mex. Western 85 Ohio Open m Columbus, March Hiram at Western Reserve (UPI )-Fred Lorenzen of Elm!,"~~:~:!!m•;t!:,'~ 15-&. St. Jos. (NM) 80 New Mex.st. 67 6 and 7, and the Buckeye Open Baldwin-Wallace at Deb"oit blll"st. IlL, drove his Ford to wot... Hu boM tuod ""' ,,.. NORTH GAU.IA (75) McMurry 69 Austin CoU. S5 iD Columbus on March 20-2L Marietta at Keny011 victory in the rain·shortened luDy lor..,.. tbao IJQ yean. Smith 2-1-5· Twyman 4-2- W. ex. St. 95 lla<d-Simmons 74 FRIDAY POMEROY, 0. Daytnna 500 stock car race. ~2! ~"' 10; Taylor 5-t-11; Peck IH· NW Okla. 81 Philllps U. 53 Natloaal Baskolball Alloelalloll John Carroll at Thiel. ~~~;::;::;;;;:;;;;;:;;:::;::~29~;~M~c~Car~ley~!t;.!Z.~l4~;-cLo~g~a~n~O.~~ E. Arizona st. 76 Arizona 68 • SATVJII)AY Cen. Okla. 84 Cen. Ot. st. 80 By Uallecl Preoo lalei1Uitiooal Ohio state at Mlcbigaa E. Tex. Bapt. 58 C. Christl 5t Eaatera Dlvloiotl Cincinnati at Tulsa Weal W, L Pel. Dayton at Loyola (ln.) Sou. Calif. 78 Washil!gton 7fl Botton 51 12 .812 Miami at Xavier Wyoming Ill Utah lOCI Cincinnati 39 2Z .1139 Bowling Green at w..t. MldJ. Weber St. 101 Montana St. 114 Philadelphia 3J 28 .541 MarohaU at Toledo FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. Stanford 73 Oregon 62 New York 21 311 .350 Ohio u. at South. nt Calit 55 Oregon St. 53 Wostem Dtvisloe Capital at MI. Union San Fran. 82 Loyola (Cal.) 88 Los Angeles 34 28 .567 Hiram at Mullklngum Denver 65 Col. st.U. eo (OT) st. Louio 31 28 .517 Kenyon at Oberlin Baltimore 27 3Z .458 Marietta at Heidelberg 4-4; Skidmore l·ll-2. TOTAU! Detroit 25 311 .391 OtterbeiD at Baldwtn-WaUace '• 31).!!).75. San Francisco 14 48 .228 Wittenberg at Akron Score by qusrlenJ: Slmday'o llftulll Wooster at DenisOn Harnden . . . 14 18 20 13 - 83 Botron 128 Baltimore 111 Detroit Coli at Findlay North Gallla 17 18 20 22 - '15 Cincinnati 119 St. Louis 112 Ohio No~rn at mnsdal• Reserves: North Gallll 44, (Only games scheduled) Wllberforce at Rio Grande hamden 34. 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Fiorello La Guardia , then a rongres1manl and later mayor of the city of the town'li 500 or so inhabitants New York ." . ,,The possibilities that men Futurt! Buslorss: '' may someday live and work ln works ' The net- will provide extensive the . depths of the ocean are coverage of the threeo<Jrblt ProJ· examined in a one-hour ABC-TV ject Gemini two-man space documentary. ••Man Invades the flight by Maj. Virgil GrisBOm Sea,'' March 18 . . The pro- and Lt. Cmdr. John Young ln gram will highlight the adVf'f1· iatl:' March or early April .. tureJ of two und.cl-water pio-l ABC-TV 's children 's series, neeJ:"s, Jacques-Yves Cousteau of '' Discovery ," visits the Papago France and capt. George Bond Indians, a tribe in southern Arl· of the U.S. Navy. zona that lives much as lts anCurrent Bustaen: Sunday's cestors did . Feb. 21 ... A blonde episode of CBS-TV's document- actres!l name! Virna Llsi Is thej Ary series, " World War 1," March 14 subject of an ABC-TV . dealing with an Austrian rout of series called "Alcoa Preview,'' the Italians in an Alpine cam- which advertises itself as prepaign, is of unique lnterest ... viewing 'outstanding Evenr!i in According t.o the network, those the World of Entertainment " ... seen in the program include " a 'Alcoa Preview " is one how1 PHONE WY 2·2156 j I l .. HE'i NOT LIKE u;... Tbe HeadUaer1: Fay Wray, named in a slander 1uit after of "Klnl Kong'' movie fame- she accuses a fattwtr of child· Notice I l • • Joan Leslie, once a promi- lin D. Roosevelt, nat,rowly et· caped assas11ination in Miami \\-hen a lanatic fired several Italian army as a voluntet!t atn-l nent movie star, returns for a bulance driver , who would write gueat role as a trouble-beJet of {the battle) in 'I\ Furewt> ll to widow on NBC-TV's new Chuck Arms '; a 36-year-o{l ld priest and Connors series, " Branded,'' Feb. medical corpsman, Angelo Gui- 28 ... Jerry Lewil is the direcseppe Roncalli, later to become tor and star of ABC-TV's 'Ben Po~ Jo~ Xlll , a 26-rear-old Casey '' March I, playing a new German lieutenant , Erwm Rom- resident in neurosurgery who Comln1 AUraethms : •· Jud&· ·ment at Nuremberg '' Is ABCTV 's Sunday Night Movie March 7 and will run for three-and-ahalf hou~s , startlllJ at 8 p m. EST ... Gilmanton, N. H., the town said to havf been}he in&paratwn for the novel Peyton Place," now a televiJion seriea, js the 1ubject ol a film report on Jack Paar·s NBC-TV hour Feb. 2A3 . , • Paar say1 the report will be "sympathetic" to 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe Was $1895 ~~ HOkillmE HE network ... On alrwav.. owned p.ars In CBS. TV 's "Siotlery'a by the public. People'' March ~ 11 a doctA>r she was admired by tho giant b•a lmg . gorilla in the film - playa a - -- - nightclub voodoo dancer on CBS. ALMANAC HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ -Not.. ! ..year-old Ernelll Hemingway, TV 'a "Perry Muon" March 4. 1 ln1933, President-elect Frank- l...oca 1 ow nt"<i and lo w mil ~a ge, Nd over ivory . fm lsh, a26 VB engi ne, .. utomatic trans. Like new whitewall tares, radio and heater. Was $2095 ion& ... Reptoat , one hour .. ! clowns to rover his roncern for Cuast-to-coast . .. On a major · hili patienta •. . Janice Rule ap- ., lh f'I!ED 1 bullets at him. Mayor Anton Cermak of Chkago wu killed . In 1942, SiiJI&pore fell seven days after U waa invaded and 70 dHys after the Japanese lnvasion of Malaya. I THEN S HE COULD NIBBLE ON 'EM WHILE SHE'S MAK IN' OUT TH' REPO<\T CARDS BAKED IJP 6 0ME COOKIES F-ER 'fO RE OCHOOLMA' RM I UUGHAlD .. 0 A1l y CROSSWORD ........ ..... ACROH. Klblp'a LA formal bottom ,_,....,..... .S. Aa 8. Pen~na.m. • ....... ...... tor I 1L """""'" Yehle).. oC t..rnb 10. ~g-aho.ped 11. A aenUe. mtlll'a ma.o- DOWN 1. Tbra.ahed aer'llant ........ ...... ........ 12. .,...,.... 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INTRUDE . • • It Goes Where It Is Invited People Buy Newspapers Because They Wont All The News Tbe,- ue 11 much In~ Ia tba Advertllbll ColuiDDI u tbe N..,. ColWDDI bleiUH lid~_!! : the new• of wbat II nalllbll Ia loodllllll ..,...the atAinll· theJ mow. Then are 110 aadgeta .. tuna .rr the lldvertii!DC Ia ae1r1p1pen. Nabody wrm11 It turae4 off. Ivery aurve,ever made lhOWI that people prefw • bava tbt an• paper theJ 'kJ contala ldYerdllai becallle tbe It Ia tbere to be read at tbl ttmo aa4 IUider tbt dro c:umatan.- wbea tbt reader ub to be laformed, It Ia tbere for tbe boulewlf• to tear lilt tbl 1111 IIIII taD tbem wltb blr wba lbllbopl. AND SHE DOESI Newspaper Advertising Goes 'flh•e It Is Invited. No Oth.- Wum Con Say That. The Daily Sentinel .-niiY DAY 7:50 8 1J0 8:30 8 : 4~ 8:45 9,011 9:05 10:00 11 :011 11:15 ADVERTISiiG IS REWSI Lfl / 110 WMPO Radio I! AI LI"'R'rD!',.Jt Y K M F L F A T i" 0-· lll6,. ...... I'Vt • . . , 7 , .. ...., '·arondaon, Mra. Vlll 'RIIoy , •• .fl.. dollara a fin&•rl" It "l 0 B T H 1( SVB'I' 8a&arda,-_ Ol)pt.uq...ae. · 8ERJOUSNESS IB THE ONLT .lllilFUOJII Oi' TlDil SHAI.UlW.-()8CAR WlLI>IIl I '"But I da have apoclal ratoa for little peaplo llko your !: G ( L KBT Ill DILMIID TO OYIR .... HCIMII IXCIPT lUNDAY 11:15 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:011 12:15 12:30 3:011 Weather Newa Tiny'• Morning Chapel Bill Miller Show Sports Pickem Hanlwaro (Tues .• '!'burs·) News BiU Miller Show Dally 1Jib1 BUI Miller bow Baker l'undiUN Sbow (Wed. • Fri.) News Coffee With Janet BUI Millers BI'Uileb Show Mlnlstel1al Asaoclation Mason County Agrt. F'l. (Tues.) Family Worship <Thuro. A.S.C. Program (Fri.) SWap Shop Tiny"o Country B,ymnllme Cemenl Bloot N. .a' Goessler Gueol Slar Larry ""'*- 8boll Jim Mee1 Show TERRY 4:30Eiectrlc Co. News 4 40 lim Meeo Show 5:110 News 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY &:OO Sign On _ Nl:'w~ G:05 Country Music 6, 25 Country Jamborea 7, 00 News L nd 7' 05 arry A enoo Show 11 :00 Top Ten Sbow 12 ' 00 Nooo NeWI 12 ' 15 Mucial Interlude 12 ' 30 The Rev . Merlin Teell t:OO Jbn Meea Sbow I :OO Sign Off WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:15 Sign On 7::10 News Headllnet 7:3'l Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:110 Midway Ma!inoe 3:55 Newo Beat 4:110 Dlsclng witb Doss 4:30 Interchange 5:00 Community Newa 8:00 Ob.io Valley l'lews 5:05 World News 8:05 8: 10 8:15 8:18 8:55 World Newo Sports Today Waathar Musical Cio<'k Com.nanity , Newa g,oo Talk of tho Town 1:55 MaSOD Couor; NBWI JO ,OO Public Service 10:15 Family Worsllip Hour 10:30 LatebolriDC 5:15 Sports Today 5:2' Weather 5:30 Dinner MUilcale 1:00 s;- Off ~ IIATURI>AY 7:15 Sign 011 7:30 News !leadlin.. 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testlmony 1:00 Dblo Valley Newa SIJNDAY 1HIO News But 8:111 World Newa 7:10 Sign On • Army !lour U:llli MonJng Melodleo 8:10 Sporta Today 8:00 ~"rencb CltJ Baptlll except Friday, Churcll 8:15 Weather 8::!0 Sunday Show Bells Ring 10:30 Soog 6 S!Dry 80111' 9:30 The Bible Speakes to You 11:45 World News 10:45 Famiiy Worship Hour 10:00 Tha Good Lllo 11 :55 Mason County New1 11:00 News, Army Hour 10:15 Sunday Show 12:00 Community News 11:30 Public Servtce 12:00 Noon News 12:05 Local Newa 12:00 News Roondup 12:15 Chrbllan'a Hour 12:10 Markelll 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Rev. MerliD Teel> l2:15 Weather 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:00 Sunday SboWCOIO 12 :20 BulloUD Board Q:30 Sa!UrdaJ Mallnee 1:30 ltov. SliM lllllupe 12:25 News 0 Gl'IJIIS t:OI1 [)isciP& witb DoSB ~ : 00 Rev. Andrew ParOQno 12 :30 County Agent 4:10 Top Ten Revue 2:4& Tbe Rev. Ro.... 1'borm HS Country Go Roond &:110 Newa Ro.mdup 3:10 SUI!day Sboweuo 1:55 Newo Beat 0:15 Public Senico 4:10 BapUII l..aJ!GaD'& !lour ' 011 Country Go Round ~: 30 Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sip 00. !!!!!=._.;. ·'55:..:..;N;.:_•;.:_w:.•::_B.::ea::I_ _ _ _....:_6:_:110:.:..,S~Ign Off .• . .... .... •• • . ...... .. ····: • •< . 1.5·2.3 ., .......... •• • .......... . • ~ �, &·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 11, 18M Riverview PTA Meeting Held The Riverview PTA voted to buy a new fUm strip projector for the school during the Fei>ruary meetin8. The purchase of mo~e books for the library In the sprin8 wu dlJcussed alene with the county bookmobllo which is now operat!nl. A lei. ter will be written to Mr. Blak.,.. lee, requesting that the truck make community stope In Reeda ville and Long Bottom. A letter from Mr. Bowen, county elementary supervisor. statlnl a mm strip on PEP is avoiisblt to be shown in this area and the group decided to do so II lliOW YOU KNOW • The cntadeo by OrhllaDI of Westen Elrnlpe to recover tbo VOL XVI a future meeting. at y e Hoi)' Lull from lhe M<*•• •edn• bep:n ill 1091. NO. 259 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FIVE CENTa Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner were named to head the Budget & Finance Committee to replace Mr. and Mrs. Dohrmann Reed who will no longer be able to serve in that capaCoo ity. Billy Osborne, Jimmy Buckley, Donald King, and David Weber, CUb Scouts, led the flag pledge to open the meeting. Saturn Shot Puts Pegasus Galloping • Space Ill CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) Into apac. to IMasure space a.m. EST. Tile Paunch ol AmThe salelllle aamed P••• A mighty Saturu·l rocket 10ar- dust bazard1 ttuy meteorlds erica's most powerful roeket aus after Cbe wiqetl bon• of ed toward orbft before 1 na- pose to moonthots. was tlte opeaer lD a tw•part mytholo.cy, w11 percbH • tlonwlde tele"Yisloa audience of The Iuper booster rocket. spau 1pectaeular wlllrh will Satun'• DOle IIDder the , . . millions today, nrryiJIII o bat- u tal? •• a Ft-slory building, be followed Wed ...day by a tocllve cover of a d11111111J Uke saleUite named Pegaauo blasted Into tbe sky al 1'!7 Ranger moonshot, Apollo opaee<r11fl. ------------~-------------~------------~~~-------- ·I I Six 1,000 Notes To Finance Truck ELBERFELDS POMEROY l sow YOUR SCOTTS SEED USE YOUR SCOTTS TURF BUILDER NOWI Baptismal Rite• Are Given Two 1 1 ll?ndt 1963.__ ~' Elberfelds Housewares Department On The Main Floor Is Headquarters For Scotts Lawn Care Products DEEP DOWN Six notes , each for $1.000, will of the new r1re fighting unit equipment will be received un- - Authorized transrer of $SOC bt borrowed to pay for Pome· l Mayor Legar sa1d . "In all. lil noon , Fe-b. 26. from the parking lot metf'r fund roy's new fire truck and its the village will have less than The prospective sale or the to the Cemeter~y fund . equipment. $10.00 m the new truck ." village 's out-dated 1950 model i - Heard Mayor Legar repor rire tanker-pumpe-r truck was also vtllage streets will be patch A Pomeroy councilman, a~ He pointed out that a weathe1 greed Monday nigh.t that the equipment company representa- discussed. Jt was agreed to ar- ,ed as soon as tht> village will borrow tht> money tive recently told him that a cept bids. Mayor Legar said, 1 breaks, and that some. patch from local banks "lnd pay it · 'ready~built'' truck would have 1"We have departments wantmg ing was done Mo?day. • back during the next three cost from $4.500 to $5,000 more 1to buy the old truck if we can -Approved Ch1d of Pohet years from the one . mill fire than what the cost will be by get the new one 10 operation ~ Jed Webster's report for _JaD ROCK IN THE CELL BLOCK..- . These five ~.aster!' High School students will perform In snappy yellow and protection levy. :buying the chasSIS and install- quickly " ,uary ~f 2~ arrests, 17 acctdent black costumes to the mustc . of Jailhouse Rock durmg the hootenanny at Easlern High school this Fridav lt was pointed out by May- , ing the tank and pumper here. Council also : I Jm:estJgatJons, . f1v~ mght at 8:08 p.m. The show IS bemg sponsored by the Senior class. Left to right are Sheila Drake, Cindy Rine- or Charles Legar in the regu. l Council also agreed lo adver~ -Heard Columbia Gas or laken_, 26_ complamts_ mvest1gat hart, Karen Carter, Lmda Larkms and Brenda Larkins. - Sentinel Photo. lar rneetmg that there will be ti!e for bid'.) to buy a f t re Ohio, Inc, Representativt> AI ed, five ll~egal.parkmg arrest&: enough money in the fire equip- pump and miscellaneous equip- Leonard give notification the four warmngs ISSUed, _sever ment fund - about $4.000 - to ment to be used on the new , villages current gas ordmance emerge?cy calls m the Vlll~e, 8 i:st~ :,ar~~: pay t~':__~~m_ainde~_o!_the~eo_sl equipmen~_!~aled _b1ds for _the 1 will exp~re__!_ugu~t 6, 1 ~':/'~~ol~~~~s j 42 unpaid. and street parkin! money collected, $954, and 101 monf'v , $973. ' Alt~ding were Councilmer . ~' COLU~BUS (UP It - Gov. 051. 608 million in the next two ,lion Total $23,373,468. Capital Don Collins. Bob Hysel~ Frau . in James A. Rhodes asked the leg-' years. This would be $46 mil· llmprovements, .$10,621,500. ' Rizer and Lou Poulin; Mayor tJ Jsl~ture Monday mght to a~pro- 1 bon_ more thaQ in the two-year ! Ohio State Univei_'Sijy,_ $33,.e 8IIG ~· th ,~ pnate . $166 million ror h1gher 1 perrod ending next June 30. 1330,1100 first year, $35.1'6tl",lbrsecSAIGON IUPI) Buddhist Premier Phan Buy Legar. Chief Webster, Clork Edna Scboen)#b. . -. . • ' education operallons and $1101 The totals in the budget lor,ond, tot.al $68.790,1100, up $11,- l Quat teday 'f ormally presented • 26-man t~biuet to I .: million for capital improvement Ohio University were $7,685,000 721.597. Student fees $23.1 mil-! chief of state Phon Khac Suu. He expressed hope It ~ iJ : on campuses for tbe two yea" firsl year. $8.450,000 second, to· lion, up $2.8 m111ion. Other funds PT. PLEASANT - Gordon C ! could unify South Viet Nam during this time of In· J • begmmng July 1. tal $16,135.1100, up $3.6 million. 123 mlihon, up $26.000. Total Jackson. president ol lhe local creasing military crisis m Southeast Asia. I . The money for general opera- 1Student fees$& million , up $1.5 $114,930,00C Caoital improve- Malleable Iron Coompany . for The cabinet was made up of a wide sp~trum of po· ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. - 1t10n of the mstitut1ons does nol m1lhon. Other funds $4 1 mil· ' l'I'IOnls, $42,264,100. ·the past 31 years, has ret1red l, lllleal and rellgiouo groupo Including Buddhists and Supreme Court Justice William · include funds from student fees I and his successor was e~ected Roman Catholics. Quat, 1 56-~·ear-old medical dortor, 0 . Douglas stepped down from and other funds the institutions by the stockholders at lhell' an- was appointed by the country's military leaden to a shaggy rescue pony Monday receive. nual meetmg Saturday. try to restore civilian rule. night exhausted and bnoo ol'ii Tile appropriation ""' lor the Emil J .. Romans, who ha• Asked If the country's mllltant Buddhist ~lerarchy from nine snowbound hours on state umversities and their been servmg as g~ne~a_l man-: has pledged to support his government he replied , "I ·· 1 1 ager of the West Vtrgtma Mal- would hesitate to say we have any aareements on paPT PLEASANT - Cily polan icy mountain trail But look- br"nches the mumclpa umver1 bl 1 c ice are m'vestl'gatt'na thJ.n" back a"I . the 10' 000-loot '' s'1t1e S. lh e CU)R , hoga cOUO ty an d'I ea e I ron smceresiOc• ·• . Iober 1964 ompany was named per. " H'IS I8 th e fifth goveromen t SInee th e OVe rth row breaking and entering• OCCUr· Sandia Moun tam peak, he call- , Lorain County communi!\· col- , ' 'd M' R P of the late President N go Dinh Diem. ring In the Cl.i" durl•• lhe earl• d th 1 rt f · ent. r. omans has served , •ae ,~ COLUMBUS (UP!) The Ohio Ho s of Represent a !lor over 20 years in sales and ' MOSCOW (UPI)- Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosyhe would ta kle it aa · ' · ~ ue · management ot malleabiP 1ron gl t d d ded lh 1 tb U It d Sl t lthd ,, c .am ••me l twnal research. lives Munday voted to allow school districts to operate operatiOns in various parts of n ay eman a e n e ' a •s " raw and a drive-In restaurant. uay ' 1 1'h b d I t 1· h th ' it• forces from South VIet Nam. Th e p ure o·Jl Station at 28th d h e oar o regen s, w ue on e tn-mester or four-quartel' system and to ask Con- the United states before com-' 0 1 67 f 1 as, : ro e t e ~ure· 1 has general supervision of the gress to change Ohio's southern boundary. mg to Point Pleasant Radio Moscow warned today that further U.S. air and Jackson Avenue had 1 wln:.~unta~~un~~~r:o~: ~~~ oth~~: ! higher education programs, was I The .trimester bill was the fl~st bill Passed by either Nine directors wer~ elected , attacks against Communist North Viet 1\am could Idow broken out but apparently com nions were sto ed . allocated $715.250, up $382,256. house m the young regular sessiOn of the 106th General ,at Saturday 's meeting and in· start a world war. The Russian broadcast said I he :the thief was scared away be10 thet:"'da , hik' b The amounts for Bowling Assembly. The vote was 92-40 as it passed the House ' eluded Peter H Steenbergen. , United Slates would be responsible for "the dire ron· fore gaimng entry . William Me· cipitous ~:itch~~~k trail e p::C.1Green. Central State. Cleveland fur the ~econd time in just over two years. l_t w~s ap- Gordon Jackson, Hawthorne D. sequenres." Cormirk 1.s the station manaheavy snowdrifts from an ear·' State .. Kent State, Dayl~n State, proved In the 105th General Assembly but died Ill the IBattle, Homer S. Smith, HamThe Moscow warning followed • rail In Peking Mon- ige,r.he Ashland 0•'1 Stat•'on. w·,l· lier blizzard M1am1, Oh1o UmverSity and Senate Rules Committee. · ·- - 1tton A. Johnson, c. c. Lewis, day by Communist Chine.. Foreign Minister Chen Yl · Oh1o State totaled $138.297,500. The request lo Congress radio hookup installed for Gov. Jr .. George a. Stantial, Emil for "concrete aellon" by the Soviet Union and Chtna l tiam Myers. manager. was HOUSTON _ DOCTORS TO- This w~s an increase of $.11,- asked that the border between James A. Rhodes ' "State of the J . Romans and John w. Steen- against ~~u.S. imperialism." entered by breaking a window day will attempt to separate , 08t,996, mcluding a $5.67 million Ohio and West Virginia and Ohio !Stale'· message and budget re- bergen . o On the fighting front, military spokesmen today on lhe north side of the build· Kimbt!rly and Karen Webber boost _ror Cleveland State, which and Kentucky be moved to the : quest was still m operation Officers of the Board of Di- reported two blttt"r dashes with Communist guerrillas ing and approximately $45 vr.as week • old Siamer;e twins join~ goes mto operation next fa_n_. rr.iddle of the Ohio River.. I when it passed, 130 . ~- Rep . rect~rs chosen were Romans. i Sunday and Monday. reported missing: 140 from the ed at the front from collarbone Fees for the ~tate umver::n.hes _At present, the border 1s the Rob~rl Carpente!. H-T1ffm, cast ! Prestde~t; Pet~r H. Steenber-~ cash register and f5 from tbt to navel. A team of 14 will per- totaled $56.5 million, up a htlle h1gh water. mark on lhe norlh- the only diSsentmg vole. gen. v1ce p,e,dent ; and HomWASHINGTON iUPI'- The llnlted Slates has .vi· :rlgarette machine. form the delicate operation on o~er $12 million. Other umver- ~rn. or Ohm. s1de of the river. er S Smith, secretary-treasur- denee that Communist (;htna is now aetiveJy prepar· Tiny's Drive-In on .Jacksor the tiny girls. s1ty funds totalled $37 million, Kentucky and west Virginia DONATIONS NEEDED er. lng for Its second nuelear test, official sources said Avenue was entered by break Tests showed that Ihe babies up about $3 million. own the river Itself and have Anyone Wlllmg to donate today. Tbey said that while the evldenre was not con- mg lhe glass in a oide door and have two hearts and do not 1 In all, the state universities the right to impose restrictions clothes. rurnilure, or cooking Meigs General Hospital tlusi\le, Jt indicated the blast could be detonated ~ the cigarette machine and UN share any vital organs The.y were expected to spend $232, .. on its use. utensils. to the Walter Barrett Admjs.slons - Morah Leon- within a few days or several weeks. JUke box were broken into. The do share some liver tissue and The river resolution also 1 £amily of near Dexter, whose ard, Middleport; Ivan Gnmm, M1f~t~~:~$ii:§~~;;~q - v. "-'"~-'~~ - - · - ·~ ~::~ t~:=·~ ::e:ot ~=~, some tissue around the heart. GRONOUSKI PICKED gained the distinctiOn of being home was destroyed by fire New Haven: Glenn Johnson, Ra. COLUMBUS - Ftnanct> Dt• 1 WASHlNGTON (UPII -Pres- the only measure ever passed Saturday may contact any me-m- cme. I, determined. CLEVELAND - WU.LIAM ident Johnson intends to nomi- before a slate-wide television ber of the llutland Fire depart- Discharges - Donna roctor Rlcbard L. Krabacll SE__ R_ _ __ ·10 H. Rehard, 22, confessed kid- nate Postma•ter General John audience. menl or Mr. Barrett The Bar- Pomeroy : Margaret Roush. said tbe budget Gel\ . James VICE SET • Rhod.es prosooted to tb• , senices for Edrin naper of 7-year-old Donna Ad· A. Gronouski lor a new four- A state-wide television and ' retts have eight children. son: Fl orence Hawley, ~· S Funeral k kino, hanged himself early to-' year term, the White House j roy. leglolature Moaday nlgbt does tar ey, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, who day m hiS cell at Cuyahoga said Monday. DIVORCE GRANTED TAKEN TO HOSPITAL aot contemplate aay geaeral ' Funeral services lor Mrs.: died Sunday evening, will bt County Jail He left a I th tl TAKEN TO HOSPITAL salary Increase for olate em· Clara Herrman, who died al lhe l held Thursday at lp. m. at th• h hd :11 S d no e a I A divorce has been granted! Pomeroy emergency ~~quad- CLIFTON - Mrs. John Me- 1 home of her son, John. al Bel- ' Ewing chapel wllb burial to eAu~ori~i~~ ~~ld "t'heay~dmltted PREDICTS SURPLUS Charles . W. Morris from Linda men were called at &:12 p.m. Daniels, Clifton, W. Va., was 'i'r~bacb oald 1~ 0 Rbodos ad- wre, will be held Thursday al ' the Letart cemetery. The Rn. abductor tied one end of the COLUMBUS (UPI) - Fmance MorriS on grounds of gross neg- Monday for Glenn Johnson, lake~ Io Veterans Memortal mlalstratloo bad P""vfouoly ao· IUO p.m: al Ewmg chapel. 1Jerry Masters will officiate. makeshift rope around bars at Dtrector Richard L. Krabach lect of duty and extreme cruel· Mornmg Star. who had suller· Hosp1tal at IUS p. m. Man- ....,...., salary tncreaoes 19rl Precedmg her m death was JFriends may can at the funeral the top of a window and the predicted Mond~y the state Will ly m Meigs County . Common ed a poss•ble stroke. He was day by Middleport emergency. about ZO,tlll stale employet. her husband, Elza. Survivors 1n- 1home l!IIYiime. other around his neck before ha~e a $3.8 mdhon cash balance Pleas Co~. Two mmor child- t~ken to Meigs_ General Has·[ re~ue squadme~. She ~as ad- , Most of the•e wen Ia tbe D6- elude a daughter, Mrs. Georgt! -----jumping from a radiator. in 1ts general fund on June 30. ren were mvo:ved. p1tal by the umt. lllltted as a medical patient, partmenll ol Meatal Hylient .Fowler o !Dayton and the son FINED $II. COSTS and ColftdJins, WeH...., '" Belpre. Mrs. Herrman was Bill McHaffie, 38, Middleport ·~ ' VALUE I Malleable's President Is Rettre • d WORLD . • * * * House Approves Trt·mester system• New Boun dary t•tne 1 "' • MEIGS THEATRE TbeU,.n II Pt;, Home wFn February 17·18 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY FRruery 19·20 Edg.r Allen PM't fi rt•lf' Pre part>•, t' Ull · ' diticns. "THE HAUNTED PALACE" (Technkolor) No ,riming, no pit, no pump Members uf th~ Arternoon rir- ween part1es. Vincent Price, Debra Paget, hoUN-!!8Vf'! up to Sl50.00 on 1cle last wt>ck prepart>d and dt>- l J.,on Chaney. Hideous! Terrilnlltallation livt>red 43 valtmfmt" trt>ats to Mrs Bernard Fultz and Mrs. fying 1 Weird' shut - in~ . rPsidt'nts of the ! ' OUn - · D~ve H. indy con~tructed_ a lan<e l? "McHALE'S NAVY" 1 t b ~Technicolor) 8 rep 1tea 0 f a Ernt·~t Borgnine, t infirrnry, of the children's ' v~ en me ox In .Toe Flynn, WELL DRILLING home, tht' Metgs General Hos- ~~s~mg well Room m~thers as· : Tim Conway, Billy Sands, Everything Complete I pJtal and Vett'rans Memorial Slstmg Vwllh L~e mornmg party Gt>u. Kennedy, Jean Willes. Hospital wert! Mrs Richard Owen_ ~nd Women or the churt'h t·on- Mrs Lowell Beaver As ststmg SUN., MON., TUES. tributed cooktes and c·andv ir the afternoon class were , Fe-bruary '11·22·23 which were prepared in valer1- Mrs. Sue Luellen and Mrs. Win. ; E~~~SU~~i':~f,\}n tine boxes bv members of the , ifrt>d Detll The valentine box (Technicolor) circle Saturday afternoon at WHS made by Mrs. Robert Sn•>W· il Elvis Presley!.-. Barbara Stan· d wyck, Joan rreeman. Leif WY 2·5321 the church. Mrs Mildred Zt-ig- 1 en . Rrickson. Sue Anne Langdon 1 N. 2nd A... Mlddloport. 0 . ler ~nd Mrs Nan Moore , eo• F•aturt-tte: chalTmen of the project. were I assisted by other members of COMMOTION an th• OCEAN tht~ circle. This was the annual 3 Stoov-• · · 1 Colorcartoon• "heart-!me·• pro)et1 u1 lhe ctr1 Admission: 75c snd 40e IJelitJers 'l'renl8 e 1 ( ° I I' I performanc• - pro\'Pd by rugged , 6 months ' E :::;ur~.~on~:~ :%~~~g s~~i~:~; 1 1 WED. and THURSDAY FOREMAN & ABBOTT " ':',l , .... roy. Oh?o Defeader SabiDersible Pump fer c ThreeB&Es Probed by City Police 1 \eau~if~I•P::i;'~c~n~a pr~mise~ :::;'~r'~O::~~n!o!~~ol~~·~~~~: l fieold tt>sl - under aU well ~ 1 I e Outstandlnt • !The VietNam War 1 I 1 I NOTICE Closed All Day Tuesday 1 cle . ~:! PROOF, II COMBINED lfA1E AID LOCAL TAXES PER tiiDI Df PERSONAL IIICOME. OHIO RAHill I* LOWEST AMDII ALL THE lfA1EI. THERE II ID ITA1E CDRPDRA1E 011 PIRIOIIAL IICDME TAX IIERE. PROOf. WITH liD IIICRWE II lfA1E TAXES, THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE OHIO LEBISIATURE AIID THE ADMINmRATIOJI HAVE IIADE THE IWAIICEO IUDGU A RWJTY, 8................. STII.'I'• CO .. U.IU . . . '· .., - - . . . . .-,Mio _ _ ....... ,.t.. MJ'I.o »~~ ------------·------ ...... •l.uwn&a~~e•...--· . . . . . ..u .................... . -..-~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture In Respect For The Lite ONLY '299 O HIO HARRY P. SMITH SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS POMEROY, 0, - MASON FURNITURE CO. MUON, W.VA. I Mrs. Herrman . ' 1 .I ~ ',' "' , .... .J. Toter Dr,·ve Ren etr.otes Alabama CHARLESTON, w. Va. Uquor, and Ia lhe Hl.~way What has become one of lbe J' 4 Patrol. most controversial items lacing the West Virginia Legislaturefj ' · M.a nllt&fi - t 1tl(~~~ proposed stale operated [ By United lnternallonal 'registrar who said "we're doing the racial situation In Mlsslss~p- New York: A civil court 1 l!Wel!pslakes program _ was at! A Negro voter re.gtslrallon all we can," and a tense situa-1 pi. Several Mississippi officals lice Monday ordered a Veleraas M•morlal Hoopltal •·mendmenl staae for the third 1deme moved deeper min rural linn developed when a Ne11ro were expected to testify. The marshal to put Black · Admission• - Monte Wolfe, limo In the House of Delegates , AiabJU?a Monday. ~an and a white woman, both commissi~n held closed a...- 11eader Malcolm X out of ijaclne; Ella Barnhart, Pometoday. , Martm Luther King Jr. urged CIVIl rights workers, •at together hearings m Jaclteon last week. home, which was hit with roy; Curtis Powell, Racine: Jlo. Del. Jesse Barker, D-Kanaw- Negroes to march on the Da1-~on a park bench to pose for Also in Jackaon, a, federal fire bombs and set afire bort Newell, Chesler; James ha, sponsor of the lottery reso- 1as County Courthouse Ill Selma pictures. Tension eased when !!"and jury wu to meet today, while Malcolm and his Hawthorne, Long Bottom: Carlotion and the much publicized : again today. Ithe sheriff appeared. apparently to consid'f slept. Malcolm and the 14 Hartman, Long Bottom. bill to abolish West Vlrgin'ia'sl .About 1,3110 Negroes .followed AI Marlon, Ala., In ' Perry charges against a Muslims blamed each other fori Dlsclt&rlft - Martha Werl· death santence, would not re- Kmg to the courthouse Moilday. .County, the hometown of King'w Negro wltne.... in the bombing. inti, Racine; Homer Goeglein, veal the alraleil)l of holding the Then King Ventured into WUcm: wife, about 160 Negroes staged crimination suits, BlrmlnJiham, Ala. I Eidrl~e Pomeroy. measure on second beading. !County, which bas no Negrg a sit-In when the board of regis- HIII'Oid Cox and a Turner, a Negro physical edu,......voters, and Perry County, whldi trars closed for a meeting. But got into an cation teacher, Monday night MAS!ID.JllN MAN, HELD IIOIJ.YWOOD - THE CAN· has only a relative handful oi the demonstrators broke up an grand jury appointed to the Fairfield James Linkoua, 3f, Masalllon, cer. . thai killed singer Nat Negro •oters. • • hour later. ·, Park and rec!'eatlnn board. wll&rretted by Pomerey Pollee ~ Col~ in the prime of his At Camden, Ala., In Wi~qx, 'l:be JJ,S. Civil Rights CommiS> taln memhero aald they early on 1 DWI charge. .,, Aiid at the belght of bls County, King discussed volel: ldoil scheduled a public ·heart pe~s.. <;ourt . , M•'1rtJiilrlll9n pi'~' Willi' - ,If' ~· ' I liD ,.., i) Wllllf'lO'alt. · .....,. I p...,,. -.... ,. ,. 1 1 '""1!11 ~~ Belpre 1 ............... & .................1.................... , .............., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ . . . . . . , .., .' 1 DI'es ------- ................ ......... ,..-......... ,.. ... ,....,.... ..... ............. ..... ---~ 1 -.-.... ----...-.... er 0Mie •lr""~"llMT 01' l'tNAII- 1 I . ·\·ll '"'f~ ~ ~ IQ,j:,.· · . a membel' of the Eastern Star , was fined $10 and costs, and Lodge and of lbe Methodist; Charles Allensworth, 47, Mid· chu~h. I dleport, was fined IJld coal! Fr1ends may ca!l at the fu- by Middleport Mayot L• t n.,.al orne any time. Burial Smith 011 'ntod lkm h will be in the family lot at M nd . 'ht ca c 81'11•• 0 Gravel Hlil cemetery in Che- · ay _-•-:''-·--shire. POWER PROPOSAL NEW MAGAZINE WASHINGTON (UPU _ The WASHINGTON (UPIJ _ The Interior Dopartment recomAFL-CIO's Industrial Union de- mended to Concress MondaJ partment announced today pub- that -SIO,GtiO be apent 11 llcallon of 0 new magatlne giY< the f;;rand Coulee Dom III "Agenda," to be issued mo.U.: Wllhlnclon ..., the ...,atett ly. United Auto Workers Preoi- power tapaclty at any ~ dent Walter P. Reuther IBid "A· electrie plant 1n lilt .wid. genda will b the oymbol of • mature and democratic labor ~ LOC.U, llill&i . . movement working with friends 'I'M ~ Ill Pomt,, and nei&hbors . a magazlnelroy•1 bu.mt• disttjcl 11 n:• . ded""" Is oi .....:... qrtaft~~~ea the r; •n 1 I '4:·.-.; ;;.• ._.... .. .. , � 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. 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