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"We care that mrn are Kentucky but in every corner passions of your Ume." flee and effort. '' and return to the White House hungry- not only in Appalachia , of every continent. The President outlined the JohnSon told his audience at tonight. but in Asia and Africa, " he as- ·· we care for peacf'-not only sacrifices and reward! of thej the university convocation that The President emphasized serted. for ourselves. but for every Great Society in a speech pre- , "we canoot and will not with· ! thai he was not speaking of "We care that men are op- country torn by conflict." pared for delivery at ceremo- draw from this world. We are 1 foreign policy, although OW' re- , pressed- not only in llus coun· Johnson warned young Amer· -- -- - · - - - icans they would inherit 1 world with the greatest dang@I', · but also with 'the most promising destiny in history.'' " If yuu wish a sheltered and SPECIALAWARD-GuyNash,M·G·MDistrlctScout Executive, presents Jan : K h a n h Hedges at Putting uneventful life, you are livin& Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long, South Third Av., Middleport, with a special i · , 1 m the wrong generation,'' he award as a winner in the national Nathan Hale Essay Contest during a court of honor I I said. " for only those ,r,·ho dart held Sunday by Middleport Troop 245 at the Feeney-Bennett '·Post, American Legion . esignatiOD Into rtttng lo rail greatly. C"an achieVe hall. The eost sponsors Troop 245. Other scouts receiving special recognition were : 1 I oo=L 00 ;z on 00'1 • blam Is Arable lor •.....,..... 'U8JJOI'I OIJUf 'AIJOII '111M Ill! 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" was named to sort of DalaL He had failed in JOCELYN TAYLOR agreed early today to step succeed Khanh in the powerful frantic efforts to line up supA young Gallipolis man involved in a one-car accl· down in a series of telephone post of commander-in-chief af- port of another counter · coup Jocelyn Taylor, daugbter of dent on Rt. 33, near the Rock Springs fairgrounds early · conversations with tbe group ol ter three days of coups, counter among amilitary commanders I Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor of 1 in 1 the Driver /s Hospitalized Sunday was hospitalized with injuries . The Meigs County Sheriff's department said Charles , D. Webster, 21, suffered· lacerations of the head and ab· of the right arm and shoulder, when he was Irasions thrown through the windshield of the car he was driving PASADENA, CAIJF - SCI" when it crashed. entists today studied 7 500 Ran~ W b •. e ster Memorial was transported to on Rt . 1••3. mne~ · tenth s of a m11e ger a moon photos hoptllll to Veterans Hospital by .,, northwest o( the junctlon of Iearn the answer t o a ...,0 m11·1Pomeroy emergency squadmen dm' ed I Route 124. lion que'tl.on· Can an American h h · safely on the ~ w ere e waslda ttl · ·or treat. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach spaceship land by 1970, 1ment. He to authontJes he said Leroy Jack Kennedy, J&, m~: ~~ that r In !ell asleep al tbe wheel and bls Chester • lost control of his 11163 ary .&d~e~;rthe Rang_:r; ::.~ c~ went out of control about model antomobUe after report~ shot. indicated lhe moon's sur· 2·30 a.m. edly swervlnl 1o mille a dol. f . 1 1 1 tb Webster was lhro"" througb ace may CODSJS 0 ro y the windshield when his 1964 Kennedy'l car was demolishrSOQ(j,uc '"';, lfma1,1uarrfatoce ccranouldchy spnroovwe. model auto came. t.o a very sud· ed as it turned over and broke. :n. 1 auth Ori· l h t t ta be- · den stop aiter h1tt mg a cu Ivert . off a t e1ephone poe, : : : ei~OU! m~h~s:xo:::n~ to al No charges ~ere filed. ties sa_id. Kennedy suffered a d 01 f 60 f t "W The sheriffs department is lacerahoo of the head and V:~l t~at if ~i~ ma:er:ln e~s also investigating a wreck that bruises of the chest and ~th lava, it will be shot tbro~gh OCCWTed Sunday at 4:45 a.m. legs, but was not hospitalized. with caverns and tunnels like those found in !Iawall" Kuiper said. ''This could be very tricky and dangerous stuff" he add- I ., , ReveIers Have Appeare · d undef 0ther Quartet Names Channel 3 WSAZ-TV 1:41 CGra CGII lWporl f:OO Today Sbow 7:15 Today Oul Your Way 1:~ Today Ou1 Your Way t:IIO Cartooomlle t: 15 Patteru In Arlthmlltll: uo 10:00 10:311 10:11 11:00 ~or Father Mato Rool!l for Daddy What'l 'I1Ib Soll81 Newa O>rtc*llrat!oll 11:311 JeopardJ U:IIO Sly When 12:30 U:N 1:00 1:30 1:00 1:111 1:00 1:30 4:00 4:21 4:30 1: 30 1:00 1::10 4:1111 4:30 Trulb or C<llllquence• Nllfa Day Roporl i'trllddaJ N1111 Plr.IW't S!JIIIng Jamlloree lllomeDt of Truth 'l1lt lloctlll'a Allolbtr Worid YCIII Don, say J4atch c..,. • AfteraooD Report Mr. ::artooo Tbt lloclorl Aaother World You Don't Sly Motcb Game llr. cartooa J:30 Larllllle 1::10 Newa Picture 1:411 1:111 7:110 7:30 Jim 'lbader Show TV 3 Weather IIIIDUey-llrinkloy Report Slnafng Caravllll 1:• Dr. K1ldart 1:30 Huel It:• Krall 8uapoalt Thtatrt 11: 110 Lall Newa PJctura ll ;jill Sportl lltJD JolmaJ Cll'IOD '1'1111111.. 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WCHS- TV ChannelS 7:~ 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:20 12:30 12:15 1:00 I :20 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:20 3:30 4:00 4: 30 li:OO 6:00 6: 15 Dally Word Bozo The Clown Buddy Starcher Sbow Captain Kaqaroo Mike Wallace lo Newo I Love Lucy Andy of M&ybOfl')' The McCoys Love of IJie News Search For Tomorrow Guiding Ugbl Women's Page WCIIS News As The World Turao Pusword House Party To Tell The Truth CBS News Edge Of Night Secret Storm Lone Rallller Bowery Boya News Report Y OUJ Weatherman 6:20 Sportl 6:30 CBS Evenln& News 7:00 San Francisco Beat 7:30 The Munsters &:011 9,011 9: 30 10:00 II :00 11:10 11:15 ll :30 Pet:ty Mason Password Baileys of Balboa The Defenders Tho News TonJeht Weather Sports Movie The leading lady of Richard Rodgers' new Broadwll}' musi· cal, "llQ I Hear a Waltz?," •tarJ. ed whai ia becoming quite a career by showing ber pretty face on the home screen and saying. "And Away We Go!" That was in the early Jackit Gli!aSOn years. Alter that, abe settled down to being serious about acting and olnglnc, and you know she must have IL Rod&ers doesn't pick losers. ABC's "The Hollywood Pal· p ace" title and format are lng , on tour this summer. with hosts and 1110s1 artlslt, playing faln and e~po~itloiiJ "live. " Tbeoe appearanoeo art1 DOl to be telecaat. Monday's Television Program WHTN-TV Channel 13 WSAZ- TV Channel 3 7:111 D.U, Word 8:00 Bl& Plctw'O 8:30 Jacll La LaDDI 8:011 Fun School 9:45 King and Odll 10:00 Morning Movlt 11 :30 Price Is RJcld 12:00 Donna Reed 12:30 Father Knowl Bill 1:00 Hello. Pea-Pickm 1:30 1be ~ People'• Cltolco 2:00 Fltme In The WIDtl 2:30 Day In Court 2:55 News 3: 00 General Horpltol 3:30 YOUDI Marrlocl1 4:00 Trallmaster 5:00 Super Show 5:35 Superman 8:00 Local News and Weatllor 6:15 News 6:30 Leave It To Bea7· 00 Rifleman '; 311 JODII)' Quell 8:00 Donno Reed 8:30 My 'l1INe Boat 8:00 Bewllched 9:30 Peyton Pblct 10:00 Jimmy !loan 11:00 News 11:10 Local Nen and Sporll 1:45 Cora Cob Report 7:00 Today Show 7:20 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Wf.1 9:00 Cartoonsvllle 8:30 Bachelor Father 10:011 Make Room lor Daddy 10: 30 Whal'l '11111 Song 10:55 News Momlag Roporl 11 :00 ConcontraUon 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Sly When !2:30 TrUth or Oms~ 12:55 Newo Day llepon 1:00 Midday New• I :30 SlnJI!llll JamborM I :55 Af1ernoon Report 2:1111 Moment of .TrUIII 2:30 Tbe Docton 3:00 Another World 3:311 You Don't Soy 4:1111 Mateb Game 4:30 Mr. Cartoon 5:30 Laramie 6:30 Nen Picture 8:411 Jim Theoker 8:111 TV 3 Weather 7:00 Huntlev·B•tnkloy 7:30 Monday Night It Movlu 9:00 Jonathan Winters Show 10:00 Alfred llltdlcodl 11 ,00 Late Newa Picture 11:15 Weather II :20 Sporto Roundup 11:311 Toalgbt One of the documenlarJ 1(11<ials plannsd for nell oeuon by lllvld L. Wolper, the HoUy· wood produ""r who tpOCiaU..s In this field, wlll bo bued ad: the contro....UI1 bell • oelUIII book, "The Feminine MJI!Iq· ue," by Betty Friedln. Wolper cameras ud IOUDd equipment wlll r""'6 around the country aettlng the opinions of women In all walks or life about the r.. male't place In today'o ooclety. ----- "Lewis aad Clark" il • onehour 1pecial that will be on NBC Feb. 23 to commemorate and r&en!ate the hlstorlc ex· pedltlon ol 180HII that opened the American Northwest. Lorne Greene, the "Bonanza' liar, wW narrate. Oat of the pl.aym In I h e vldato IOI'lel blllecl on "Mr. Roberti,.. whicb. Warnen il preP'I'iDI lor NBC lor DOlt ......., II Randy Kirby, 1011 of the durable 1lurwood Kirby of tho Garey Moore televlakm yeara. 'JUD1'111' TRAVELED HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - OJ. rector DIDio! Mann filmed "'Judith" with Sopbla Lonn and P.. ter Finch enttn:ly In brae! but scored and edited the pi<turo In Hollywood. -- HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - St. phen Boyd wiU liar In "FanIssUe Voyage" lor JOID Ceotury·FOI Willi RJcibanl FJeiad>. .. dJNeiiDi. Leon Ames, Colonel Klrt· wood on "Mist« Ed,' had the tiUe rolo In the "Faillet al • the Bride, sertea of the CBS Tlltl'lllall Netwctrk. WCHS- TV ~~a~1 Wor4 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 1%:00 Buddy Starcber Captain Kaqaroo Mike Wallace 1o New• I Love Lucy Andy Cf Mayberry 1be McCoy1 Loe .. Ull 12:~ CBS Nen 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 1H5 Guiding Ught 1:1111 Woman's Pap 1:~ WCHS NOWI 1:30 As The Work! 'l'lln!o 2:00 Pasaword 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Toll The Truth 3:~ CBS News 3:30 Ed&e Of Nl&bt 4:00 Ths Secret SIDmt 4:30 Lone RaDJer li:OO BoW«)' Soya 8:00 Newa Report 6:15 Your Weathermllll 6:20 Sports 6:30 CBS Evenlq New1 7:00 San Francloco Boat 7:30 To Tell the Tru1h 8:00 I've Got A Secrol 8:30 Cinderella 10:00 CBS Reporta 11:00 Duke's New• Tonl&bl 11:15 Weather Teller 11:20 Late Show Ray Walston, star of "My Favorite Maruan, 'began his workln& career as a printer on tho New Orleans ltem·Trlbunt at $10 1 week. Frank Fontaine, Jackte Glea· toiiJ comedy partner, Is married to Alma Claire Wekham, a former acrobatic dancer, They have 11 children. ' - ! Ames, CIHlar of "MJ&. t.,. Ed,' bad the t!Uo role In the former "Father of 1bt Bride oerlel, allo OD the CBS Televltt!on JIOt-k. NEW WAR PIC HOlLYWOOD (UP!) UnJ. verso! hal -lglled Fruk M.. earthy to .,..aduce "The 1144,. "'!..otJal!lal o1orJ of Workl W,ll u. B0 Id C0 Iors, Casua IIdeas WHTN- TV Channe113 7:111 Dally Word 8:00 Compaa 8:30 Jack La " ' 8:00 Full Sohool t:411 Kin& ud Odie 10:00 Momlne Morit 11:30 Prlct II llllbt 12:00 Dolma Reed 1%:30 Father KJunn Bill 1:1111 Hello Pta-Picktn I :30 Tbt People'• Cholet 2:00 f1amo Ill 1M Wind 3:00 General HOipital 3:30 YOIIII& Marrlodl 4:00 '1'rallmuler li:OO SUJI'I' Sllaw 5:35 !lupermaD 6:00 Wealllor 6:05 Nen 6:15 Peter Jematup - Newt 8:30 Leave II 1'11 lltlver 7:00 RIOeman 7:30 Voyap 8:30 No Tlmo For Serpinll 9:00 Wendy • U. 10:00 Bin& Cro&by 10:011 Ben CalltJ 11:00 News 11:10 Local Newa • Sporta 11:20 Weather 11:25 Sporta 11:30 The Lee 0'1111 Show M!lN., FI!B. II lBOIUJOHTS 7:30 MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "The Golden Hawk.'' starrln. Rhonda FlemIng. and Sterllllll Hayden. Kit Gerardo famed Spsnlsh Main buccaDMr lmoWD U tho Gold· en Hawk, rt!ICIIet a lovely red· headed girl from hla arch -«~­ emy Luis Dol Tqro. 8:00 JONATHAN WlNTI:RS SHOW - Two of tho lharpnl tatlrlltl ... siJaw.bllalneu, Bob and Ra)' opecllllze In ...., humor while apoo!bqJ "The dull conventloual thlng1 In life." 'ntey have won two peabody •· wardl for comedy. 1be New Ou1lly Mlnltrela, seven men ODd two afrbt, bave become one of tho llallon'I.IIIOII popular llni!DI IIJ'OIIIII. '!bey eomblno JUUih and •Incln& ability with 1M talel!t to play •vera! DIUSI• 1111 illllnlmlllll. ~ I I - - - Pastorof Churchin Dexter Dies 1 I 1 1. I. Management program to -! Thursday's Television Program much." He added that Amer>can youth ''will find m~anin1 only by sharing in the re!poJISi.. 1 bJlities, the dangers and the pass tons or your time." Pickup 51h pgh: The Chief rebellioW! generala that had coupo and the threat of full· the countryside. Racine R. D., will participate voled him out. in tbe ninth annual JOO.pi•re I Raymond Huron. 51. a res!· But he was said to be holdillll instrumental musk clinic at ·dent of South Point and mini,. out al Vung Tau, 40 mile• from Bowling Green University OD . l•r of the ChriSI.ian Church Seigon until some face-saving Feb. 26 and 27. Mlso Taylo.r, at Dexter in Meigs Count,·, was ' ~ measure had been worked out a student of Southern High killt>CJ in an automobile crash lorThe him . School Band Director Robert : Saturday at Steubenville. II t d 1e II . counc sen a e ga on Garner participated ill the I The vktim was also an em· 1 s 1 · I to Vung Tau to try to convmce event as& year, e ectiODti pluv. e of the Nitro Division of The Revelers, the famous male quartet which will . are ma de 00 lhe b881i 0 r 5t u- the Allied ChPmica\ CorporaKhanh to tome here 8nd 0 If'I. cially resign 81 a preliminary present a concert at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Gallia Academy : dents having superior iu- hon at South Point.. to his deperture from South High School, have been on various programs under such I •trumeat•l talent. Jocelya, • Investigating offit'e1's said Mr. Viet Nun. ~a~e~ as "The Sham!.~<aMtl\"· "Sei~~~,lin~ S_ingers," , senior, .Plays the Oute. , Huron died instantly when his Khanh wao deJ>ooe<fas· orrued 'Sm~ng Sophomores, M~rry M~kers, ,. Pa molive Revautomobile )eft the highway and forces commander • In • chief elers and, more recently, The Btlmacs. b by order of Chief of State Phan l There haw been changes in I ---hit a bridge a utment. Khac Suu Sunday. At the same personnel from time to time, oul ll1e United States and c_an- , ' Surviving are two sons, 1 ada. The y are presen IIy enjoy:James, minister of the ChristHme he lost thil position as but they're a 1ways th e Revechairman of the Armed Forces ers, possessing an individuality ing increasing popularity ~ith I ina Church at Greenup. Ky .. and Council which includes all of and a group personality which performances for conventlons I Roderick. minister of Christ· the cou~try's top generals. marks them wherever they go. and nightclub audiencn ~ the ia~~=:r~:rv~~o;:e~~;";i~:~ghAn American_ Embassy For many year~ the qu~r;et East Coast, not to_ mention a , ter, Mrs. Sandra Wango of spokesman denied reporla of Jn. bas been hesrd m key ctbes brlel engagment With the c·mcmna . t1· h.1s prents Aiden ~ h ut th 1 'th F h ·. 1 t . A t d volvement of the Americaa I •• oug 0. e coun ryA h.WI h rene muSlta ex ravagan~ group 0 1 managemen e. . .K1lts . Huron of. Chesa•·z·JZI.· '' t ·ll b d andkAhce mission here in the disappear· ou!stand mg suC<"ess. lg - za ve 1opmen programs Wl e e--·ltght engagment and great hon- The appearance or " The Rev- scribed ror Ohio River Valley pea e, .and a brother, Floy~. ed. • or was accorded the group elers'' here tomm·row evening industrial and business l_eaders or. Ches~peake. .M.r. Huron. Scientists felt that determina· VI If when they performed at the . will mark the third program by the pre•idents of OhiO and wtfe .. Mm~te Wtlliams Huron, lon of when and where the first . White HoU8e in Washington. 1 in the current series of the Marshall Umverstttes: Tues· du~d m 1963 · . astronaut will land on the CIDCAGO (UP!) - Bnght bold (Ol~rs, West Coast Their current sold • out tour Tri~County Community Concerl 'day. Funeral servtces were to bo moon would have to depend on cas~alldeas and teen-ag~ styles st~ongly mfluenced merw will take them lA cities through- Association. The local associa-1 The occasion will be a noon condu~ted ~t 4 p. m. today at .. tion's 1964.65 series wi11 close 1Junc-heon at the Up Towner Mo-· .the Schnetder Funeral . ~orne the projected Surveyor space- sprmg and SUf!lmer fashions prevt~wed here today.. craft, which will analyze more The occasiOn ":as the 50th a~mversary co_nvenbo~ of Funeral services for David ~!ll!lliliJI~ , on March 5 wit.h the New tel. ~untinglon. attended. by_ ~- m Chesapeake by mm~s~ers closely the rnoon'o surface. the Mensw~ar Retatl~rs of.A~enca. The fashion prev1e~ Perry Zirkle, M, of Middleport, WASHINGTON (UPH -Bar- 1York Concert Trio'o perform~ ecultves from West VU'gtma, John Pommert and Wilham show held m connect:on wtth tt was staged by the Amen- who died Sunday mo<'lling at ry M. GoklwaleT says H It Ia ance here Kentucky and Ohio . Moore. Bunal was to be in STEWART, B. e. _ A FIN- can Institute of Men's and Boys' Wea:_in four floors of Meigs General Hospital, wm Decessary to bQmb Hanoi, the · Several mana~em~nt pro- the Rome Cemetery at Proctor.. nish • born carpenter found a· the P~mer House Hotel. . be held at Foglesong Funeral North Vlelmtmeto capllal. to grams developed by lhe Ohto vtlle. live by rescuers Sun<lay alter Sty!'"!! aimed .at teen~agera trasting color stripe •.round the home Tueoday at 1 p. m. The wla lhe tile war in S<>ulb Vlel umverstty College of Busmess Mr. Huron commuted lr om 1 being entombed for 78 hours was Wld~ly nobced, befittmg neck and no collar-IS an hn~ Rev. Ralph Mahoney will of· Nam, "it should be done." , Admma~ra1 1on have ?t-en glv- . ~uth P.omt_to Dexter .t~ handle under tons of an avalanche"' the $1 bilhon annual market for port from the Regatta clothes ficiate, and burial will be in Goldwater, in 1 television en durmg the past hve years , h1s obhgataons . a~ mmtster at rock and onow today laced po•· teen-age boys clothing. ":om 12 worn at Henley-on-Thames, Eng- Kirkland Memorial Garden. letervlew, added that he did- ' the_ Parkersburg area Ex~ the Dexter Christtan Chur<:h. slble losa of his hands and feet. to 14 million boys are m the land. Mr z· kl tired . n't . believe the Red Chlaese . planatwns of these programs 1 A doctor said the carpenter market and each one will spend Th t 1 k tur ~ will be presented to the group : · "'~a J ~ 3 1':pent "wDIIId do anylblng about ••· . llyla boo • better than flO per year on e we oo eomes IUl a [ 1er, was uy ' ' a lending the war." !n Huntington . 32 ~::rlngMy !hoc~, ~c!~~ clotheo, according to trade asso- ly. enough In aquatic cluthes. Mason, W. Va., the 100 of tho 0 Purpose of Ihe presentation tiona and frost bitten hands and ciation estbnates. ~t 9 really specially treated boat~ l~te Henry :'"d Hannah Perry ••• t:il II! 111 :: 11111 1i !JU&t.lliOOJ~'\11 is to determine whether Hunt· ! feet. MyUyla spent hill ordeal To lure this money, as well mg or beach gear, and ia a Zu-kle. He II lltll'V!Ved by his UNIT CALLED lngton area orgamzatlons want j In the ruins of the avalanche 81 dad's, Into tholr cash regis· deocendant of the rnbber poncho wife, Ruth, of Middleport, two The Middleport emergency· the Umvers1ty to estabhsh Ann rescue unit was summoned at : similar progra.ms the~e. Mrs. Helen Elaine Black. M, destroyed copper mining camp ters, clothiers set the bait style school shU seen on col· daughters, Mrs. Ruth 1 of Blitish Columbia's re- sleek, young and bright. lege campuses. Plants of Logan, and Mrs. Bet- 8:20 p.m. Saturday for Charles ~ Marshall ~mversJty s Depart-! or Rt. 3, Pomeroy died todav. mote Pacific Ooast. Myllyla Among the new trends: the ty Sridenmaker of Columbus; Henry Cline of North Second.ment of Busmess and _Ec.ono?'l-: A member of the Pomer~y was one of 27 persons asleep surfing look, the wet look, the two aons, David and Ml!te, at at, w~ was ill. He w~s taken Jcs has ~ccepted ~n. mvJtatJon Seventh Day Adventist Omrch. Ln four bunkholl.!!les Thursday Henley shirt, stretch white shirt CARS COWDE home, and three grandchildren. to Metgs General hospital. from OhiO .to partK·Jpate. she lS survived by her hU!01 when the avalanche thundered collars, doubl&breesled blazers A minor accident was lnves· ":tends may call at the fun. M. N. Brmkman. dtrector 1band. Burdell Jay Black : a down a 8,000 loot glacier and with patterned slacks and heel- ligated by Pomeroy pollee era! home any time after noon PLAN RECEPTION management development . pro- , daughter. Amodene DeWeese of flattened the remoia eamp Jess socks. on the upper partinc lot at 12:-~ today. The Eastern Band Boosters grams at _Ohto. satd avatlable l Pomeroy Rt. 3; three sons, under ton1 of. roc~, ice and The Henley ohlrt-with a con· 10 p.m. Saturday. Involved TAKEN TO HOLZER will hold a reception lor par· programs mclude management Wrren nd Hobert ol Rutland snow. were cars driven by Lance Tyo, The Racine emergency squad ents of senior, Junior and pract.tce semmars_. progra~ ev- and William BIB<'k, at home A Driver lnj"ured in 16, Cheshire, and A11en Hartley, answered a call at 10:25 a.m. Grade School bands' at 7:30 p. al~~hon and revJew techmque: sister. Adeline France of Rut-WASHINGTON 001>1· 64, Pomeroy. Police oaid both Suuday to Long Bottom for Mrs. m. February 23, at the Eastern cnttcal path melhod and. a , land ; a brother, Bernard How· ll'ess pauses today to ply trfb. Rt. 33 Accident cars were backing !rom park- Leona Babcock. She wao taken High School. Mothers asked to 1 foreman development serte•. 1ell of Sprillllfield, and 12 ll'andule to George Waohlngton oo 1be ing places when the mishap oc- to HoiZBr hospital for admlt· bring cookies are reminded lo I children. driver In 8 one-car ace{. curred. No arre•ia were mode. taace u a medical patient. do oo. Grandson took Part Funeral services will be Wed· tbe 223rd anniversary of the first presldeat't birth. dent Investigated by the Ohio - -· )n Rescue Attempts nesday at 2 p. m. at the Chase The often • quqled phrasOI of State Patrol In Meigs county I d REV. CHARLES NORRIS Mrs. William Bradlord. Funeral Home with Rev. ":ant WORLD WIJOOJd UO!S!A3Ja1 Aepuns I ~ Sleepy : . w •• • Rtchard Gilkey, as a Star Scout-/between Mr. Nash and Jan), Tom Lyons Life Scout I and at right, is Milfo~d Hysell, Scoutmaster. (See Page 8 today for comp'lete report of . court of honor. -Senttnel Photo SJOQdDIII.llf;) ~;:1)1 •I[Jqnr Ja]ltqs • Dominate . Men'sFash.Ions I BeRev1ewe • d Da 'd z· kle D'Ies sunday Norri'S Comes To Pomeroy as '" Mrs. Black,60 L dge Speakef tr00: Dies Monday I :=~~ ;':lyre:re.= mon: In tbe House and Senate chambers according to a eu.ttom which began on Feb. 2%, 1901. Sen. Jameo B. Peanon, R·Kan., wu deslpled to read lbe address to lbe Senate, and Rep. Del Clawson, R.Callf. to the Rouse. 1be lllllllllll readinK llllll!ily takes about 46 min· utea. THE ONCE JUGH HOPES of end1n& the miUtary draft ap. pear to be fadlag fast. Pnclae proposala that will "'ult from a year • lollll lJe. ,._ ~eDt lludy of mll.l.ary lllanpoooer are oUII large1.1' IPf"UUatlY•· But the Penta· (tonlil!ued Oa Pap I) r:rr ~:rd;:;~~::c;.=: ment at the lime. HIS• toriC L etter U took place at 5:20 p.m. on Rt. 33, rbt mUea DOrth of Rt. 1J4. A car drlve_n north by James Potts, 28, Rt. 2 Athens went out of control on the allp. pery blgbway and ran off the lefl aide hilling a guanL raD and endlllll up In a field. 'i'ilere wu moderate damqe to the car. D• I MARIEITA, Ohio (UP!) -~ Putnam later becamAI famoua MarieIta College today displayed 11 tho head of the Ohio Comp• a letter General George Wash- ny of Asloclaleo whlcb ap)ond Iaaton wrote appolating an J.r. the old Northwest Territory and my colonel at $60 a month With established Marietta u the first lnstructlona to link as many J]ermanent settlement Ia the ter· Brltloh ships as possible at New rltory. York. Tho OO<>-[lllel.-, on dlaplay . 1be letter in Wahington'a today In oonneetloa wilb the handwriting and dated August lint president'• birthday ll!Df.. FREE ammNO 11, 1TI6, outlined to Rufuo Put· veroary, Ia one of 1,31111 !ellen nam the need for baste In the wrr•en by famot11 Americans The Salvation c\rmy will ban Continental Arll\l''• move to cfe. owned by the college. a free clothing day Th.y fend New "York from General Putnam wu rBIJIODilllle for from t:30 a.m. untO llOtlll Ill WUI!am Howe and his lnllf. tbt establllbmet!t al M111Jld11iurn 115 Butternut Av., "-f. W~llhiDgton'a defellll failed bow· Academf, In 1m, a foHifunner Anyo110 -ln Melp eounty or tba IYel', and Howe OllCilpied Newloi lbrlella ColieKe. ,. · IUrt'tllllldlDI area It welcclpe. York. . Jlo· ~ 11110 fllf wu Isp Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 FAM hu scheduled Charles A. Norrlo, Atbens, to opeak al the the founding of OU in 1804. Fathers • Sons Banquet Tues~ The teu of the letter reads: day evening at the Masonic "I have lite pleuure to in- Hall, Mulberry Ave. form you the Co1181'HI have Ajjent lor the John Hancock appointed you an Engineer wllh Insurance Co., Norris maintams the Rank of Calonel, and poy of an office in Athens where he Sixty Dollan per Month. 1 beg resides with his wife and foor of you to hasten the alnldng of chUdrea. Rev. Norris Is also Vessels and other obstruclionl psotor of the First Baptist in the River at Fort Wuhlng· Oturch Pomeroy where he suoton of ye kind ol Vessels JUII oeeded :Rev. RalPh Zundel, aud want and other things that no 1s the son of Rev. and Mrs. delays that can po!ISibly be • Froe1and Norris, Racine. voided may happen. P.S. Con- Tuesday's program beglna greu have just sent 2 French with dinner served at 1:30 p. Gent. here as Engineero will of.. m., and a1ao Includes a Clev<>ther of them be of U.M at Fori land Browns focKbaU film and WashJn&ton or KiDp Brldp?" olber tlllertallllneDt. • I aye Browneii~Ave. has learned that I William Gifford officiating. aur. her ll'andson. Douglas Brad~ i iat will be in the Miles Cemeford of Alexandria. Va., was , tery. ":ends may call at the one of a team of cave . explor~ . luneral hom• beginning Tu. . ing experls called in to attempt ; day· the rescue of James Mitchell I who was trapped in a cave in Votera•• Memorial lloopllal Dolgevtlle, N. Y. Admloooaa $aturday - Zetta Douglas.. 19, a •udenl at Carrow, Roedsville. VP~iv,~ln~ Po~ech ln~lttue) ="'~':'.?: r 1018 • as n exp ortng caves for the past two ye.ars. HIS father, Alan Bradford, ,. a graduate of .Middl~rt. High Sch?"l and resides wtth hts lam· tly m Aleundrto, Va. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's buSiness district at 11 :30 a.m. today was 22 degrees. Sunny okieo. 10 = les Webster Gallipolis· WIJ. lard Jeffers. Pomero .' . ' y' Mn. H=-=-~":;. lla':elyn McCaaby RuUand: JHawlho~ Long &uom· Cllar· ,.. Sauer,' Middleport: ' J •, Willa, Cbelhlre: fiW'Iulrlt< Freeman, ,Cheshin:. lllriii s 41) _ Mr.lllllllrlllllberl a -. ::. ouiJ.. �Tlu~ DOCfOR Daily Sentin#'l COMMINT.tTINO EDITORIALLY SAYS TODAY we honor the Father of Our Country, a title that is r ichly deserv ed and with l'Onstant stud y of the man, we are only now beginning to apprt>ciate the role that he pla yed in helpin g to cre - llarrisonviUe News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson spent Sunday with his mother , ren. Mr. and day all of Columbus , Ohio, and and Mrs. Ray Birchfield family, local, spent Sunwith the ir mother, Mnt Nelli e Borgan and son Michael. \frs. Carrie Wears spent Wednesday evening with Mrs . Nellie Borgan. Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs called on Mr . and Mrs. Nolan Haning Saturday . Mr . and Mrs. L;..wrence Donahue al so spent Saturday evening with them. day. Mrs. Chester Buckley recent~ ly visited her grandfather, C. L. Newman Sr. who was obser· vlng his 9lst birthday. Mr. Newman is residing at the Elmwood Rest Home. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsal Riebel attended the graduation of their son, John, at Ohio University, where he received his Master·a Degree in Education. l'.Irs Lana GitJson. Mrs . I .ana Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson , visited last Saturday wl1h Dr. and Mrs Don Gibson and family of Lyle Hysell's parents, Carey Mr. and Mn. Robert King Po rt.~ mouth , Ohio. and Eva Hysell, and his sister, visited his father . George Ne-llie Clay wa s a guest at Mrs. Marcia Capehart and King, at the Marietta Memorthe homf of Mr _ and \Irs . Eu- children spent Wednesday , Feb. ial Hospital. ' ~ene 'rtr ~ Young, Sunday. 10 with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hy- Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Hetzer Ktite Wilson and Mrs. sell and children Tommy and of Akron, Mr.., aqd .Mrs. Arthur Flsie Haning visitt>d Clay reee ntly . Nellie Linda, honoring Lyle's birthday. Mr . and Mrs. samuel Lewis teak Mrs. Lewi s's mother, Mrs. Mr.~. Jerry Wein (Esta Mae) Maf'garet Allan to the Veterspent the weekend wit h her ans ~·lemorial Hospital in Pomparents. Mr. and Mrs. Rotert Blackwood Mr . and Mrs. C:1rl Black· wood spent Sunday with Mr . a..nd \lrs. Robert BlaC'kwood. \1rs. Mary Diehl and ~1rs . Stella Atkins spent Thursday ero}', Tuesday morning . Hetzer of Wash!nglon, W. Va. were here to attend the funeral of Cecil Cowdery. They also visited with Mro. Mabel Hetzer and family . Mr. and Mra. Hobart White- Mrs . Faye Lewis's father, side of Parkersburg and Mrs. Orville Allan, is slaying at the Bess Webster of Long Bottom home of Mr. and Mn. J o h n visited recently with Mr. and Grounds. Mrs. VIrgil Buckley and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones and Mrs. Frank Coates. Miss Dorothea Hall of Zane... ville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith and family Tuesday evening. The Olive Township Flro Department and Mro. Wilma Wood wioh to extend thanks to every who has helped after tho Sunday. burnini of her homo. Mr. and \1n. Duane Stanley Mn. Follx Alldre ond Steven. ., Denzil Stanley, Albany, spent an evening visitins his mother, / Mrs. Blanche Stanley, at the S Duane Stanley home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Render· oon and farr.ily spent Sunday afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dale - CundiU Kenneth Sickles. and family of Germany are visMr~ . Leona Hysell has re-. BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON iting hla parent., Mr. and Mn. signed as assistant cook at the The Riverview Garden Club Jack Cundiff and family and Harri!!OIIville School. Mrs. Les- will meet Thursday everun,, called on Mr. &nd Mrs. Ceeil ter Hendenon hu taken her Feb. 25, 7:30 p.m. at the bomo Cundiff and Tanya. place. of Mra. Carl Buckley. Mrs. Har· Mr. and Mrl. Mar Stewart Mr. and Mr. Nolan Hanln1 old Massar ia as!listant hostess. 1pent Monday evening with Mr. Melanie Brown and Sharon and daughter, Mrs. Raymond Cundiff and John Wetley woro £nd Mrs. David Riggs a n d Pratt of Columbus open! tho In Parkeroburg Friday shopfamily. weekend with Mr. and Mra. Wal- ping and on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Bol'fan ter Brown and family. Michael •nd family Allan Dorgan, and Burke of Springfield waa 1 Alfrtd Stewart, who was InJured on 1 boat, is at homo Mrs. Gary Dorgan and child- aunt in the Brown home on Sunhero with hJJ wife and famll7 with Mrs. Da vid Riggs and went to New York over the children. weekend to visit her sister. Melvin H. Morris wa! caJled ~ln. Mary Diehl and '\otrs. Wednesday morning to ColumStella Atkins called on '-'Irs. Albus, because of sickness. lie French, Thursday. Morris of Columbus, Cliffton Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ohio, visited his mother, Mrs. Srott, Janet and George of until Albany, spent an evening with Melvin Morris, Friday ·.!---:::::::::::::::.__ Reed vilJ e Society Notes It Ax etLLISP,I-IOSPfTAL 14fACJ,WI, GIVES A NURSE MIAT-fOR IF A FEW PROPS OF WATER ARE. ON 1HE FlOOR····· .,.,_ .. ._ __ Mason Society Notes Hado Bur 6ET A L.aA0 OF 11-lE SIDf:- wALKS OUTSII'E 1!-IE: HOSPITALICE.,NO EHD-LIK! GLASS, YET!! I 1 wind. Thf' water content or your skin layers Is normally 10 to 20 per cent. Chapping will Ume this water content drops below 10 per cent. This Is not d'"' to a /allure of your sweat glands, but to washing away and evaporattoa of your natural skin oil. occur any Any lotion that will hinder this evaporation of oi l and moloture in you:- skin will prevent chapping. ~--by Asia countries. These soW"ces oald the Nationalists may offer one to three divisions of its 600, 000 man army to fieht tho Vietnamese guerrillas. Parla Waato Coalere~ce: The French have not aban-doned hope of conference to end the Viet Nm <'Ollflict. Un· comllrmed reporis abound that lop-teCI'et negotiations are goin& on between Washington, London and Moscow. The French believe Paris ultimately might oerve aa a go-between to get Red China to the conference table. President De Gaulle remains convinced no settlement il possible without Red Chineto participation. Despite West German ChanceUor Erhard'• promise .to l'relldent Johnson to lhelvo plana tor a trade agreement with Communlat China pending • Vietnamese oettlement, West German !Irma are lhowing increasing lntereot in building up their buslnets with China. Commez Bank, ono of West Ger· many's blg three, reports econ· omic circles otiU believe 1 trade agreement should be oigned. Krupp engineer. are Just back from the China mainland with still and movina; pictures of factory and bridge proJects on which tho Chlneae are asking bids and crectlt teriJUI. IN TRAINING Max Knopp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otla Knopp of Racine, who received a 3.5 average In elau.. n of Palmer College, Davenport, Iowa, was In hJJ Hrll quarter of chiropractic tralnlDg and not osteopathic atudleo 01 was pre;'iOUBiy reported reeuperatlnl. Mr. and Mra. Bob Mcintosh of Cheshire called on hJJ mathor, Mro. NID Mcintosh 'J'hun. day: Sally Stewart caUed on Mr. and Mro. Mark Sllwart '111111'1day. Mr. and Mro. Woodrow Foreman open! tho weebnd their IOD IDOl lamiiJ II 1.oraln, Ohio. Mr. and Mrt. Ralph (;artwrlibt and IOD Ralphlt who opent eeveral weey In FkrIda vlsUing her 1111ter, bave l'tlunlod home. Horoce Ha)'DOI fJI Pl. J>leu. ant .ealled ou Mr. and Mrt. Mlll'k Slewll'l ~Y Mra. Sharon IWir~ · and cfanp1• . TaDIIIlJ, and Mra. Jf!n coiled on Mrt, Cacll 01n4lff IDOI1'1111J~. 'J1un. clay. eveull•- lfarara•• Dear Helen: You often exrlaim, ''The things they ask!" I bet you get a' let of questio111 we'd like to see but you don't think are quite right for the column. Hew about giving\ us som1 exam.. pies! - R. E. Dear T: How about the!!e? Dear Helen: My hllllbam: l• a practical jokw, but this is going too far. He has a glass eye. Last year he lost the original and had another made. Then we found the first one. So he painted out part of the eye and painted in American flag. Now he wear• it at parties just to aee how many people wiD notice, and If they do, will they say onything, or just privately think they've had one too man? Should I Jnalat that he stop, or just conveniently ioso the eye again! - NORA Dear Nora · Speaking ao 1 disinterested outsider, I think this is a wondetiui way to stir up a dull party, but I'm suro I wouldn't hold this view if I were the wife of • flag-eyed man. Deal mo out o' this argument. - H. De:~ar;:He=l:en::======::. Rid • ~Fe Keno D SOCiety . Notes ----------Several gathered Saturday evening to help Blain s. Mi~ hoan celebrate his birthday. Mrs. AIJce Dodson visited a few days with Mro, C. E. Heaton of Pomeroy. Friends of thl• community were sorry to hear of the death of Mra. Grace Salser of Racine. Mr. and Mra. Maynard Bahr, and Mrs. Glenna S. Milhoan attended her funeral Wednesday. Earl Hunt returned home Tuesday from Holzer Hospital after hla second operation on his orm from an accident last oprlng at the 0, V. Mf(. Co. at Tuppen Plalno. Mr. and Mra. M. L. Bahr opent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Benny Perry. Weekend lUella and caller~ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weber were Mrs. Ralph Keller, Ernest Weber, Mrs. ileol'ft Sargent, Mr. and Mra. Ray Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Dwt llll~ WllllatnJtown, w. Vo., Mr. and Mrt. Charieo Wen-y, daughter Cathy, Porn. roy, Mr. and Ml'l. Bruco Myon, Joyoe, Lindo. Bruce, and !Aooarct Myers. Billy Bahr, and John Mora, IIJo Grande otudents, are otudoni leachlni In tho Pomero1 lchoo.ll fur tho next sbr: weeka. Mrt. EmlliDe Gorrell, lister o1 141'11. Sylvlt Coleman ol Keno N!umed to her bome at Bev· orly, o. alter her Hcond OJI"'" atloa In a boopltol at Marlatta. Mr. and Mrt. Ben Pll'l')' and LIDda .ned on llr. and Mra. X. Hunt and 161'. Taylor Tbur.. daf tvenlng. '. . r~nt every Rio I am a man, f!l. About 2 years ago my legs started to hurt from the back of my hips down to my calves. My I have to do a theme on Jt. aly (France. Germany, Switzerland - you name it, I've had 'em). Could you please send me all you know about this country? - STUDENT Dear student: Tootle on down to your friendly neighborhoo<l library, chum. - H. Dear Helen: I have an ancient vJolin (rare coin, 1tamp, book, paintingagain, you name it). Could you tell me where I can find out if It's valuable? - COLLECTOR Dear Collector : Inquire at a reputable shop We had lo pay the first and last month's rent when we moved jnto this apartment. lnas- n.Och as the landlord Is using our last month'a rent money for a whole ye..-, shouldn't he have kl pay us interest on it?-M.J. Dear M: M) lawytr say•, "You dreamer, you!" - H. Dear Helen: What caiiSel the burlo an Redwood Trees?-NORTHERN CALIFORNIAN Dear N.C.: Theoe big bumps, covered over by bark, are probably caused by injur, but I llltll!t confesa I drew a blank when I searched through four encyelopedlao. Anyone know for sure? - H. This column is dedicated to family living, so if you're havinf kid trouble or jtJBt plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Ad· dress Helen Hottel In cart of this ntwspaper, BERRl'S WORLD •... ONE LIFE INSURANCE PLAN COVERS DAD ·f l ·-. ~~ up to SI, . OOO of life im utanc e. And u agf' 65 prol« lion t:ominua, but p rem1ums S( O p ! zaIesk Bounces RutIand From sectiona . ITournament I ts . .CJ 0 1•n e f.,; ................ ... 1 1 1 · I ( 1' College Standings doctor doagnooed my troublo Leriche's syndrome and hardening of the artiers. What treatment do you advise? A - .Lericbe'l syndrome Is an obliteration of the blood flow to both lower extremiUeJ. It is due to a large clot, and causes a aevece aching pain 1.11 the extremities that is aggra~ vated by walking. Most vlctimo also have bardening of the ar<~ s teries. There Is no drug that will cure this condition but, thanka to modern surgury, the clot can ba removed. Wheuever I get an Infection In any part of my bod1 my white count dropa to 2,0011 and I have a fever . This oc-curs fairly often. What causu it. What can f do to atop It! ...···.. Scores I Q - which handle& such things, or at your local library, where you can find books dealing with all manher of collector'a items. Dear Helen: Devl•l S Ba ttle JUST Memben of the Southeast.- - ·- - - ~- -· - - -- -- · 1 Wilton reached the scoreu bo d h B II M u ·. L, P('t. W i:IS HR Obio Sporbwriten and • i ar w en I_ ossrnan ran- Boston MOM 54 13 .BOO Cnarh Art Lanham 's Redmen Hr<Jadcast•rs A..oc:iation will ,ned • three-pomt play. c ,. 62' ' Th t h 1 t C h Ult" IIHl<l I 4 tl 24 v as much as took the fir st . le:Id but fell be- I meet Sunday, Feb. 28 at tbt I a was t e c oses oac Philadel· Il ia 35 29 5 S 1000 ptOt«• hind at 4-:J Wit h 17 52 showing . i\lhens Messenger Building iD I Wil li am 1.. McNickle boys camt' p 2:l 41 ;~~ tion , .. right up 10 Dad'' a1e They trailed the ta ller Bulldogs Atbens to a<lect bo all Ito the ftred-up . Bolx·,ts. New y~~st.ro Di>isioo ... ' unl! l a short JUmper by Tr ainer I SEOAl. basketball teem Us mg fast break s, effect1Ve 1 at the I I :04 mark gave then thf' ~ 1965 Rutland 's Red Devils were I throw!! for 18 point~ . Larrv I rPbound mg and fme te.amwork w.1.. Pet. 38 26 . 59~ lead at 1&-1 5. and they Wt're ln. announdog ttw meeting, ousted from Class A Sectional Rupe followed In the prllnl-get- Ky ger Creek extended 1ts lead ~s I Angf'les CHILDREN nt>ver again behind. I Vi ce President Rowl Coagdoo I tournament play at Wellston tmg departmLentll Wlllh IOdpomts to 44-18 at the lll le!Ol! SSIO D Bt~lll~~~lrSt' ;~ ~; -~~ aJI childr en At the 14 ,57 mark of t.h~-' Coach Duke Burson's Gallia , of Athf'ns extended an illvita- :s atnrdy night by I 65-49 de- and Rusty 1l t cuppe Jn Lea c h. Tyo, Barn ett, and sub Df' trott 2i 41 :4oJ und~t ... 181 n.-'\.:~ serond half Wil)){>rforce ra lliPd AcJdemy High srhool BJ u t ! tion to the Ieague'11 eigbt bea~ i feat a_t t~e hand! of the mne . Bo-b . Polryn psced lilt' 24 pmnl5 San Fran cisco H 51 21 5 Sau nder s or Zalf's kl topped ~ eo rmg dul'e . l . , · "vtls wtll bJttle c oach Dick basketball coaches or thell' Zal eski W1Idcal .s. from a 46-37 ha lft 1me defid t l) .. ' Sundays Re~ ull!l Myers ' Coal Grove Hornets in represl'ntativt'!l _to accompany ; Coach Jim Ada m~· boy~ end- all scorers with 21 points on Jim Strausbaugh , who fa n-, , lo knot the score at 50 -50· but a r.·tass AA Sectt onal tourn~ the sports M:nbt from tbel.r I f'"d th e ,~; ea son wtl h an overal l nme fte!d goals and four chan- ned 19 puml s on the even mg,' PNhPW I dYolr kh 109 Cu~·~ rmat J 104 Sharon Gregory. Paul Dtllrm 1 1 a e p Iii 107 o alt1 mor~ 106 "nl "aine at Southwestern on dty to the meeting. . . ty tosses for_ 22 poi nts Perr _ y, nelted si X potnts to pare W1 1· 18-11 record. and Rudy .Sh1vely s hot the m... ~ ba St Lou ts 112 Detrut t \07 1 Bedmen back into a 60-54 lead F. da ' Mar ch 5 beginning at Congdon stated t t • The Red Dev Jls fell behmd I also or lhf' Wildcats turned In 8 tun t hl' se~:on d ('<I Illo ' ' . members of the assodotion 12-6 al thf' end of the fir ~ l ' 21 point performance. K C k of th , Los AngPlf'sd 129 Bost on ll 4 ' 3'0 ·p'· m 8 in the next two minutes. . · . I and tbt'ir stl are to gattt.. .d • T yger ree ca me ou1 e Mon aJ'!! (.iames 32-31 at 8 Y quarters .. The firHL half was nip and- In the other opcnmg round lh ~ . per!O · were Ira! mg locktornmrn JUS! liS wllnn tht' Baltimore vs Philadelplt u1 at 'ld 8 1 sed wnal game at Southwestern , er a e . t>Ssenger Ul • intermission tmd were down 48- Rutland 8 %1 31 49 la~ t half as the fu·st as Ph! II' W I , I .. DC . lng oo later than 1:31 p.m. · 31 h th th. d lod d- Z· l k'1 12 32 48 65 . · as rmg 0 " · after da)"' old to be played on Marc h 2 at 8 , w en e If per en ~a es . Dunc·an JOined Barnett and the ' St . Lo uis at San F'rancisro 1 p. m., South Point. will battle · >';'Pl ,.. ~\r"'o.~v:rlii~~~;;~w · ed. . Rutland - Lambert . %-l -S Llt- lllharp-shooting Tyo to put Ule 1 IOnly ga mes scheduled ) ·· · · · ·· · ····· ·~ ·· Wellston . Jarkson drew a hrst Zaleski . hit 43 ~er ~~t of .Its , tie J-~9 Black 4-10-18 . Rupe Iwinner s into a ti6-:l9 lead going I TuPsday ·s Gamt's - all rbis proteCtion roun.d bye. shots wh1le Rutland was -.man-~ 4·2· 10, Stewart 2-l-5. Totals 15- 1into. lht 1111 ~1 1 t-ight mmutes ef B·a tt·1mor.e v~. r··mr .mna. 11 · . at in the De'W' Low «t51 1 Wmner of the South Pointagmg to connet1. Oll on y ~ per 19-49. attJOn . :'Je w Yo rk Ftrmily PolFc,· by 1 Zalt>skt - Perry 7-7-21·· Saun- Th e Jet~ d1.d somew hat be t· PhJIBdelplu ' .a at New York . ! We ll s·ton r ont"st . . . w·1tJ play Jack- Ohio Hlgb S<'bool Ba!ikoetball (' f'llt.. . Nationwide - 1 modt:ra COLUMBUS (UP !l OhiO son at 7 p. m., on Mar<:h 5. : . I ~~g Ronme Black p~ced !he ders 9-4-22 Brooks 0-2-2 . Ak- ter t!w thi rd slilnza <:iS St raus- ~ (Onl y gamt>s scheduled I life insurance plan 'or college basketball ,--.cords, ' Wmner of that contest will play By Umted Pre!!s International M~1gs County crew m scormg en 448 ; Burley 3-2-8. Thomas baugh dumped m mne a nd. Moss· doo IIIOd.z" family! including games of Saturday , e ither GAHS or Coal Grov~ on Northeastern 76 With tour buckets and 10 free 2·l4. Totalll 15-15-65. ma n and La r ry wng hl hit !our Feb. 20: March 6 for th.: sectlonal ] Springfield Shawnee 51 pointJ ~ach to lead the 21·point METS STILl. rQPUtAR Teams W L Pts Ops cr?wn. . Portsmouth 67 Dayton Roth~~ ! production or Wilton NE W YO RK tl' Pi l-t he New I.-Central St. 21 0 1715 1368 south Pomt has a 4-14 record, Wav erly 91 Hillsboro 82 Both teams played on even York \ lets {'Vf' n draw mort' INSURANCE AGENCY Cedarville 21 2 1954 1578 Wel ls ton 7-10, Jackson 10-7, Gal- Hamilton Garfield 71 tt'.rms U1t> fm;~l penod 11.1:1 ea ch fan ., than the 1\j f'"w York Yan2~:·~~ :n:;.,~~:!:.-;:;, Steubenville 19 3 1528 1400 hpoiiS 1>-9, and Coal Grove J0-8 . . f. ld So th 69 canned 16 pomts. k d h ·r . . ..~ Miami 17 4 1771 1402 her Class AA drawin s Sprmg te ~ With the Bobcats leadin 74- l ees urmg t e 01 -season. ·• ... In ot g Canton Central Catholic 70 · . g . 1 A Mels spokesman reported Youngstown 20 5 18291593 Sunday, Logan (4-13) drew New Sandy Valley 17 S3, both coaches ~mphed tbeiT qho MN•' booth a< the New ATIONWID X·Wittenberg 1:) 4 12701097 Lexmgton (3-15 ) while Athen!! M Ki I 57 Sal •• benches m the fmal thl ee mtn-1 k I LtUINSURANCifCOMPANf J Findlay 18 S 2033 l87!i (1~1) drew a first round bye. Canton . c n ey . em oN utea of action. j Yor sport! and tr~v~ and out· "'··~ •• ..-· "-Off>c., c.'-'b.ls, Ohio Akron 15 5 1449 1311 Warren Local (11·7) drew Mar· Ste~be~vllle 78 Mass.lllon 67 Wilton hit l9 of 54 shots for i door ~how. al the .Coh se~m was t Dayton 8Th . LoUISVillr 43 Lee-l.oma 32 per knt and Wt'rll held ta l outdrawmg tht Yankees S- to· l. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __... 36 17 6 1845 1623 1. 11 !etta I 9l · ese games WI East Palestint 39 Minerva 37 ' Oh''' Univ. 15 6 1700 1543 be played at Buichol - York. Coach Llovd Myers Southwestern Highlanders rfcM ' Zll rebounds. ~ R'10 G d 16 7 2028 11!66 Glenwood 79 • . , . ran e North Canton Hoover 511 to an easy 80-61 trmmph over Hamden 1 Engmeen of 1 The Jet• r:ommitled 22 turn- . 13 ~ 1463 1341 Hiram !'.anton South 70 tho Vinton County Leagu• Saturday night. overs 1o the Bobcail 10. 13 6 125B 1098 Youngstown Hayen 1111 It WaJ the opening game of the Class A Sectional ~- rtday nigh~ Kyger Creek • -Ashland 14 7 1548 1459 x-Ohio w~s Ea ~t Canton 59 Manchester 56 tournament played on Wellston 's high s chool hardwood. meet» Racine lD the .econd . 1 John Carroll ~ ~ : : 1: : · ftvon sz South Amherst 42 _Friday, the Gallia countlanB I · round ol tourney ac.tton at_ 7 1 ~~::~t~in .Buckeye 63 Firelands 58 will battle McArthur_. Buck~~-e keri. p.m. M1d~leport tan_gles wtth 1 11 7 1385 1300 12 8 1516 1599 Columbia 66 Keystone 50 League_ co-diar:"~ · m seml-h- SW hit -40 per tent of Itt! fteld Pomeroy F'nday ltt 8:30 p.m. Toledo Press International Clf'veland John Marsball 72 naJ action, b.egmnmg lit ·' p.m. oal attem I.J while HI""' The Bobcats also play Tue• 13 9 1604 1472 By United Saturday X-Wooster Ba v ·nage 82 Wmner of th1s conle~t Will play~ k 31 P t of its h tJ day mght m lh~ l'onsolatJon Blufft<m 10 9 14 1422 MIAMl, Fla. tUPI) - Primor- Nocdonla f!l Twinsb::rg ' 64 Zale<ki for the <hsmpiooship l c:ksa~a• ::; ':;y tho ~~: ~amo wi,th Nortb Gallia in the Mt. Union I0 9 13 1332 dial II won the $135.600 Widenon Saturday mght. · , 1 Gallia Coun ty TouriUJment at Cincinnati ll 11 1603 1553 er Handicap before a crowd of West Geauga 77 Newbury 73 Meanwhile, the Highlandel'1 l 18 "ders top _S<'orer,, he pul1ed ,Hannan Trace whiLe 'he South· x-Muskingum 11 11 446 445 31.587 at Hialeah race tra ck. Mentor 64 r.en~~ 8 48 Iare looking forward to Tues- ldown 14 of hlS team 1 tl ,.. .western Highlanders battll the 69 x-Capital 0 10 1557 1558 1 Ashtabula Ene Academy IU day night's clash with Hannan ibounds. , ]home team, Hannan Trace, 1n Kent State B 8 1199 1249 NEW YORK (UP!) - Sam Ashtabula Edgewood 74 Tra<-e for the champiollihip of l In Saturdays ae<ond eontest, ,tbe ehampiooship aamo. Fenn 8 8 1173 1125 Perry of Fordham won the 60. Ashtabula St. Joho 14 the 42nd annual Gallja County iZaleskl ousted utland ol Mel&S The box score . Wilmin1~ton 8 10 .1318 1394 yard dash in th~ National AAU F~n-port 74 Jefferson 63 tournament. The defending Icounty, 65"""9. WILTON (Sl) Ohio State 8 ll 1440 1539 track and field meet. Gilmour 54 champion Highlantiers bumped Box score of tbe IW-Hamden Mot~sman. 3-3-9; Wright, 4-2x-Oberlin 7 11 1157 121i2 __ . Cleveland Lourdes 5t North Gallia 59-58 In a thrtller oontest : 10; Hayes, J -3-7; Strausbaugh Ohio Northern 813 16951766 LINCOLN (UPI) _An unl-~ BrookSide 10 Oberlm 54 on Friday night beforo a pa<kSOtrrHW-~II!RN IIIOI . ,7-i-19: Peters. 2-2-6: Wells, t-Oxavier tl 14 1963 1941 dentified bettor won the twin Beachwood 54 e<l house. Atha, 4-J-Q, Jonel!, G-0-0, Z; Davia. 1-2-2; R. Wella, G-IBaldwln-WallaC2 8 15 1726 1886 double at Lincoln Downs for a Cleveland Lutheran West 52 I . Jackson , 3-o-tl ; Popt', ()..{)-0; 0; Steele, 0--0-0; Staplem.an . 0Case Tech 4 9 907 988 ff f $50215. ' Highland 69 Norwayoe 1111 Al We lston Saturday mght, Cook, 11-4-26 ;. Carter 8-IHI; o-o. Totals It- (17 of 291 - 116. Add a new look to your home. Add eoDcrete Bowling Green 6 14 1411 1612 payo 0 ' I Midview 70 Ridgeville 1111 the Highlanders, behmd • 26 - Hall. 4-0-8: Elhott, l -l-1!; ShriVKYGER CREEK t82) walks. All work fully guaranted . . . . . llld, -H· k S h pomt outbur>i by Rodney Cook, er 6-0-12; Cook 1-0-2: T<YrALS Maione 6 16 17 03 1867 ARCADIA. Calif (UP!) -fe- aw en c oo1 52 followed by Steve Elliot\'1 17 37~ ' I Dl.lllcan, "-12; Leach, 7-1<oncrete incr eases your property'&value. x-Denison 5 14 100111195 dar Key won the 157,!'>00 San . Ledgemont H markers and John Shrivel'• 12, . HAMDEN till Tyo, 8-4-20; Barnett. 1>-1-13: . Western Re·servw 3 10 g).7 1018 Lui~ Rey Handicap lit Santa I Martm.!! Ferry 84 bounced Hamden 80-&L It was C od 4-6-14 · R d liff 8- rhoma~. 4-D-8; Johnson, 0-4-4; Kenyon 4 16 1106 1454 Anita :race track. I Union Local 71 S th '" . lOth wi·n . 17 ann e. . ac ' IPokyn , 2-0-4 : SkB~gs, 0-1-1: . -1 "' B Ill 61 ou wes~rn • m '1-13 ; Kirby, IHJ.O ; Thacker, o-. Cia Defiance 3 16 1320 1571 __ St. trsvtlo ~ arnesv e games this winter 0-(1 · G 11-0-(1 · R' l-0-2. 1Gro•e. 11-2-2; Spaulding, 11-3-3: <-Heidelberg 3 19 1477 !631 WICHITA, Kan. !UP! I - Dirk Bridgeport 71 , Southeastern l~d 14-5, :!8-tt Paitonreg;[J0-32 · · ~Zi..a zi ,and Whobrey, l-1 -1. Totala J:l· x-Completed season's schedule Weber of St. Louis won the L~nsly (W. Va.) lnst1tute 53 and 6.1_37 at ,hv quartermarka. 17.._.1. ' ' {16 of 22 )· 82. WYS-3214 MID-AMERICAN $28,500 Professional Bowlers As- Bellmre St. Johns 88 High for the Engineers was By quarter~o~ By Quarters : M!ddltport, 0 . Miami 10 1 913 694 sociation 1'hunderbird Open Bishop Donahue (W. Va .) 67 a ~ophomore by the name ol Southwestera 14 !0 29 IT - 80 Wilton ..... .. . 8 12: 21 18 - 65 Ohio 9 1 821 692 toornament Class A Toamamenlo Patton, who p1.111ped 32 mar- Hamden .. .... 6 13 lt 24 -II Kyger Cr<ek .. 20 24 22 ~~.=_82_..,,,,,,,.,_.,.,.,_,._ .,.,.,,.....,,,..,..., ==""'=='11 Toledo 6 -3 631 636 Sunday At Teayo Valley - ·-- ·-- - - · - - - - - - · ----· - - ---Grande player ! credited with big p!ay!l. I of action. Helen Bottel-~ Informed sources in Taipei THE TIIINGS mEY AS&! oay Nationalist China Is expected to ask the United State• to endorse its plan to send troops to fight In Viet Nam. They said the only reason the Nationalists !IO far have not made the offer Is the expreaaed objection of the United States which believes it might be an invitation to open intervention by the Chinese Communists. The Nationalists aay that their well-trained troops not only will be tough tighten but will boost the morale of the Vietnamese and the peoples of other Southeast 1 Lotions that contain alcohol should be avoided. be-· cause they dissolve the oll !D your skin. If you hands are badly chapped, you should soak them in warm water for 10 or 15 IJ1in.. utes, then blot dry and apply a thln film of mineral oil, petroleum jelly or lanolin. In a prevlou ~olumn I advo.. cated lnC!'easlng the humidity ol the Indoor air In w!Dtet. Tbo preventJon of chapplng Is aa added !"aoou lor ouch a coarae Q - 1 1 the indoor air from which lhl moisture has been driven by your furnace. Thu dryln& is then aggravated by the coid HELEN HELP US! i teruioo • packed eon- tud with Rio Grande holding I jumpers, Lynne getting two' Tr ainer accounted fO'!' 12 of taller opponent• on even terma 1 j~me of the season 11 toptest pla yed Saturday night be- a 1haky three · pomt lead that :more , and Curti11 Clark account- Rio's last 1:'> points as. the with Dillon puJlin& down 32 ranked Cedarville College, with fore a full boule tD lhe GAHS slipped to one on several OC· ing for one fielder to knot the Redmen avensed an earher 111- reboundii gamst the " B i g a 22-2 record invades the GAHS gym the Rio Grande Redmen cuions, the last comins at scorf' at 50-all. 194 loss to the Bulldogs and in- Ont' ~" gym for an 8 p. m. tipoff a\lenged an earlier B8880D de- the 2:38 mark when the Bull-i The Redmen then hiked their creased their season record to (;arne a;taUstics sho.. Rlo 1 Here is the box score of : feat by Wilberforce University dogs closed to 38-37. Then Dil-llead to 60-54 behind some fine 17-ti. Grande h1tlmg 35 ol 79 shots I Saturday'.t win : with a 8'1·78 trlumpb m 1 wild lon, Marshall, and Shively hit shooting until the margin mush- l.n addi~ion to Trainer 'a 37 1for 44 per cent while Wi~berWILBERFORCE I? ) and wooly contest that aonclud· fielders and Tramer a pair of jroomed to 70-59 a t the 1:02 pomt s, ~1o had fo_ur other force bla~d away 116 tJme!l Lynn ID-3_23 ; Cla!"k 9-5-U: ed with players from both free throws to make it %-37 at .mark . players m double figures as and made >1 for 31 per rent Hight l-0-2: Lyle 7-6- 14 , Meteams trading punches. the halftime break. When Shively went out Rio Gregory showed 18, ManhaiJ 16 iaveragP. At the foul lme , Rlo Cullum :)..0-IO · Warr 1-0-2. Sax· Another fantastlc clutch per· Clase gua_rding by Rio J»:nit- was atop a 72-61 lead , a n~ it Shively 14 ~nd Dillon 1l. was great - c?nvf"rting 1:1 of ton 2-'1-8: Wa~ hin gtDn ' 1-1 -J ; formance by UUie Don Trainer ed 6-1 Lonme Lynn to JUSt etght was 73-61 when Gregory eluted Top scormg honors for _the ,.16 attempt1 while the Bulldogs .Jones l-0-i. TOTALS 37_ 13in the final mlnutet proved the points the flrot hall, but this wtth 7:38 left to play . Bulldngs went to lbo gtant :netted :l3 of 211. Each team lost 87 difference as the 6--1 sophomore eventually took its toll when However, stubstitute1 Frank Lonnie Lynn and the hot-Lem- two players on per sonal fe;ul s 1 · w:e guard from Beaver dropped Shively fouled out with 7 52 left Bulloc k and Bob Le1th tamed pered Curtis Clark, each with las Rio had 18 called and the I RIO GRANDE <97 1 in one field goaJ and sm con- in the contest and was fol!ow~d in a fme floor game Jn setting 23 pomts. The los• dropped Wil-lv1s1ton 25 Larry McCullum Marshall 6-4-16 , Gregory 8- . . secutlve free throws during the just 14 seconds later by Sharon up Tratner, Marshall, and Oil- berforce tlllQ-8 for the seaaon. land Larnell H1ght were lost, 2·ltl : D1llon 5 2-12 Trainer 12- 'Sorry. ~f'orgt', ~ JU!!t remem· la."t two minutes Gregory Jon fur easy buckets as the The outstandmg efforts of lt~te an the l'Ontest by Wil bE-r- lJ-:17 Sh ively ~~·1 4 · TOTALS bered that I d1do t lt·ll you . that Trainer led all scorers wi th , Wilberforce camto on strong v_isitor~ "'ere never . rlo~er than 1Dillon, Marshall, and Shive ly for<'£'. . :15- 27 ~ 97. your pt•nally was ovrr ! ' 37 pomts. givmg him 80 mark- opemng the second half w1th 5- SIX pomt s, 80-74, With 4 :10 hdl under the board s were tremend -; Thf' stag e IS now sPt for to- Wilberfor ce . . . . 37 50 - 87 ers in hi s last two outings. :w Ken Lyle hitting t wo 35-foot to play. lous Bi they battled their much ~ night'l ve-ry Important final R1o Grande 46 SI - Y7 Nalional Has krlhall A'isot·i.atioa While Trainer 's clutch foul l ~~ ~ By l_;nitt>d Prt>'iS Internalional shooting (1 3 of 14' was 1mport· ti=l · LWJ. &t£ .¥& .tA\11~ Da ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 22 , 196.5·3 IN BarneH . Easlt-rn Dil' hioo In It 1a due to exce .. tve drytnc of the ~kin , which !!tart! with By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Forelp Newo Allalyll Nolet from the foreign newo cables : Chlana to Offer Troops1 ~:: :;~~;~~;ua;~il me=~ tr~~~L:~R~: ~~~!~ ~~.. ' •kie. Foreign 1' ews Commentary •.• Counly Fish and ! U.S. WOMEN LOSJI: 24 7·30 p m. m lhe Second Ward 1-0. Sunday for the Fire Station at Pomeroy. Offi- ship in the women 'a internation. The Cedarville in Final Game of Year Tonight ~·.·:;;~·.... ,., By Waynr G. Brandstadt, M.D. The crackmg and apllt· ting uf the skin, commonly called chapping , occur. mo!ltly in ro ld wt>ather. Contrary tu popular notions, It I• not causf'd by incomplete dryln& of your hand!l befo re you go out- AMan To Remember above the wide Potomac and left the job to so meune eLse. He spent years in tho st' r vice of his country as a soldier and la· ter as a p resident for two terms. We know th at he longed to return to that att our country . He has been r aile-d a pea cefu l t> xisten ce, and we imagine that mao of the ages, and in spite of th e ab- t he te mptati on must have been great. He use, jealousy, trea cher y. violent critkt!i m put that aside and placed his country and and apathy he won a wa r that made our Its welfare _first. There are still people country possible. His position in our his- who are willing to make such saerifiees, tory Is eve n more re marka ble in that he ma ybe not as gruesome as the winter at has withstood the sla nt• of th e muc kra k- Valley Forge. Today men of great indusers through 150 years to still be first in trial co mplt>xes give up t.h eir positions to th e hearts of hi s co untr vmen. Pl audit s servt> th e ir country. Peace Corps workers given other presidents ior their accom- go to all parts of the world to improve plishments have never been in the sa me the image of America. There are those on category as Washington . the stat e and local level who run the risk There is one attribu te above all oth- of criticism and apathy to do a service ers that characteriz es him as the one for their community. When duty calls, as setting • n example for all time. Washing - it did to Washington. we should all. if we ton accomplished the impossible. If he would follow his example be willing to had never accomplished anything else sacrifice for our country, state and coun· the ability to go ahe ad with the bu siness ty. at hand marked his as unusual The Our county through Its long history greatness of Ameri ca of that day and to- is connected with this greatest of all day is predicated on people who are will· Presidents. Th e re are dozens of men ing to baltle for ri ght . .a nd sur rPss re- sleeping in the cemeteries who fought in 0 irdless of the odds that fa r e them . his Army . Wash ington in his travels down 'there arc some among us who feel that the Ohio River drifted by the borders of we are not meeting th at high standard of Galli a Jnd made not es in his diary of rer· performance in this modern day. We are lain feature s of the landscape. He apgetting to the point that we are more and pointed th e first postmaster to serve our more rearly to say a thing is impossible of ci ty, and signed countless deeds to early acco mplishment without the helping land grants in our area. We have perpethand of the federal treasury. In spite of uated hi s name in the large st el e mentary some evidence to that effect, we still school in the county, but while those know of countless Instances of where things are noteworthy, the main thing is peo ple ore showing those same traits of to keep alive In the hearts of generations yet unborn his memory, and the things Wa., hington One of the other elements that we he accomplished . We have a lot of id• al should all take note of is his personal ists who talk big about fr eedom and othsaerifi ee to the cause of the people. It er worthy goals. but not too many of would have been easy for him to ignore them put their action• into deeds as d.id the call to dutv. He could have remained Washington.at his IJ eautifui estate at Mt. Vernon h.igh elh f F II 9 7 8 7 R d B I ! \le~g; WI er Orce a S • . e men att e • . T southwestern Ill• 80 to 61 vIC • t ory· 1 WILUAMS g I · ==._;;.-.__..-..-..--...--....-===--·..-..-..-=-.__.......,...,...., A- Tbere are aeveral causes 1 of a low white blood ceU counL These includo bruceUosla (Uq. udlant fever), lupus erythema. tosus, malaria, arsenle pot. oning and excessive doses of an. tithryrold druga, sulfa drugo 8lld griseofulvin (for fWl&LIJ iD/ections), Ready to use ... Wee kend Summary 1 ;! 'I(J JHE DAILY SENTINEL FOR NEW WALKS 1!5: GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. rit/sr DELIVERY Low 'PRICES ID ) i ) • Bowling Green 4 6 7119 Kent 4 6 627 Marshall I 8 747 West. Mich. I 9 783 OIDO CONFERENCE 786 rucsoN, Ariz. <UPI- - Bob canal winchester 1111 westfall 66 695 Charlea won the Tucson Open Madison South 67 849 golf tourney with 8 27!. West Jeffe,.a 41 881 AI Westervillo ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI _ Plain City 73 Centerburr II Kyger Creek Is w·Inner 82 to 55 .... • ''Another bW'l • 11 11056 911 A United StateJ figure skating Northridge ~ 12 2 954 797 learn won three of four contestMt. Vernon St. Vlnoent 39 Ohio Wesleyu 10 4 1049 987 ed events in the North Ameri· At Lanca•Wr ' Hiram 9 ~ 1020 996 can championships. Millersport 58 ' i Wooster i 5 1W9 801 _ _ Amanda Clearcreek 49 1 Muskingum t 5 118 878 SCRANTON, Pa. (UPI - The Liberty Union 66 Can-oll liO Co1rb John Wickline's Kyger Creek Bobcats l<lok a Otterbein 8 I 1030 972 Atlantic Coast Football League At Porllmooth 20-6 first period advantage and then roasted to a11 82-65 Capital T 7 ltll)'llllli2 approved tbe application of Porta Notre Dame 66 Valley 43 win over Wilton Saturday night in the opening round of Mt. Union 8 8 lOll 997 Washington, D. c. for the 1965 At Valley the Rutland Sectional Tournament. Oak Hill 55 Piketon 41 The hot-shooting Bobcats '48 per eent and wero equally Marietta T T 999 978 season. Denioon 4 10 113 8ft -AI Alben• sank :i3 of 68 attempts for • 81 rough 011 tho boartfo by x-Bald-Waft. J 10 !161 1111 BIIEMEM, Germany (UPI)- Shade 53 Waterloo 41 · grabbing 48 robounds. Oberlin S 11 744 870 Catby Gerguson, Jed Graef, At Buchtel • York Marion Catholic ill Junior eenter Lanny Tye led I-Kenyon Ill 717 1100 Phil Riker and Dick Roth won Chauncey 75 Ames-Bern $4 Fredericktown 04 the winnera with 11 reboUnds Heidelberg Ill 111ltltl7 raceo in the llremen internaAt Rutland Delawa.ro St. Marys 42 and 20 pointl. i x-One llllllO to pll)'. Ilona! owimmlng meet. Kyger Creek 82 Wilton &6 At SleabeDvtllt 'Tho Cheshirl live Jumped In14J!UNDO -AI Wellalon Shadyslda 61' Scio 41 to a quick 1-0 lead on baskets - . , h c 1t - wl1ll penult Y.,u to CeclarvUII I t 1101 Ill BOGOTA, Colombia (UI'I) - Southwesiern 80 Hamden II Mingo 43 Jewett 'II by Chuck Leach, Tyo, and !log- fll to U A J'DU'N .,._ Bat ._ ....,._ •n a b r tw-.oneyie Allhland I 2 180 471 Robort<l de Vlcenzo scared a Zaleski 65 Rutland 49 . pay ali ]'OW' billa and then x-B!Ufflon I 4 4'19 459 toornament record of 212 In the At Marion , ..ni It te belp ba.e oa.ly .... monthly payment 2 5 ~ ~ Loa Lagartoa Open goll tourney. Northmor 58 Richwood 55 !:~~ ; §elL. who ..eel rwady cash for ~my 0 1 - '"" to make. Stop in and us or """"""" tardington '11 Byhalia-York '7 There has been such a big response to our bowl· worthwhile r 1 i A conMl 'id•tic'a ciw ua a call befON you c:omo in. ¥-<lnl pmo to pll)'. WiaconslD I I 110 764 Ridgedale 51 Highland ~ 12 otl ! ing elassea that Wednesday Feb. 24th we will hold BIG TEN Mk:ltlgaa Stala 0 t 748 8112 River Valley 73 elasse• for beginning bowlers from 10 AM until 12 I t .. ....,~ ~ Mlchlln Noon. At 12 Noon lanes will be available to ladiea EC0 IICMY SM IIQ & I Offl CXl.WANY Minnesota 11m • who had previous experience and want to better INlnola their bowling. Previous special rates will apply. $2500 TO $2()()()00 Iowa MRS. AMANDA SAWYER, INSTRUCTOR IIIC!Iana •aMtK OPTOMITIIST IIIR •lllaiiiiYMICii • &It" ' 014 MI.. LOaiiMi Purdue I I 8IID 70l I Oftke lloun: I to 12. 2 to I (Ciole at N0011 OD 1100 W. Se : St.- WI' a Julia Nlll, PtP-IIIa,tr Ohio Stale I f In '117 'l'lmra. - Eut Court St., PomUOJ POMEROY, 0. Akron Wittenberg Do they think I'DIIIIade of NOTia TO LADIES toel;-iiiio............ ~noney'l'' oa w.. - .......,..... .................,..,,ll :::: N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. POMEROY BOWliNG LANES Nortb..._ I f • Ml - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \ *' �• I -nanel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Feb. This Week's Ohio College Cage Games College ~ores I Mrs. m wray,79 both ol A8h!DD; O!le brother, Ceo. Mich. 89 m. St. 74 James Richardson, Ashton; Toledo 82 Marshall 'lti two sisters, Mn. J!:liJabeth !!ByBethany 28 Wayne St. 26 dell and Mrl. Wealtha Harbour, Fenn s7 western Reoerve ss both ot Hunt!Dgtort; 21 IP'•n<~Dayton 83 Loyola (ltl) 72 fVICe cblldnrll and :15 great grand. Esn Mich. 70 WISh & Jeff_ 117 'J'be executive eommlUee of chlldre Hope 115 Wheaton 100 the Unil<!d Church Women of n. Ind. Tech 123 Spring Arbor 100 Metgs County met Friday aJ. Funeral service will be held Ind. Cen. 70 Hanover 61 remoon at the Enterprise EUB PT PLEASANT _ Mrl. Ul- Tuesday 2 p.m. in the Moore's 8 Y Uno'led P ress 1n1er 08 tlonal 1church Wilmington 86 Earlham 73 · Chapel M thodlst Church wlth Taylor 83 ManchOiter 81 This week's Ohio college M · Ph"\1 Ohl"n ., resi- lian (I.ltlie) Wray, '111, Ashton, •AI Nosh d th 1 I • P 1 P 1 d (l d) St 101 D p 80 hasketb•lt schedule · rs. died Saturday at her home al- the Rev. 81 an e n . n · e auw · · dent. conduoted the meeting and t months illness She Rev Roy Egor orfioiatin~ . Bur· 1 Evansville 99 Ky . Wesleyan 70 MONDAY plans were made for the an- er severa · h -a! ·ill be . the church cemeOakland City 123 Rose Poly 83 Mich. State at Ohio Stare 'nual World Day of Prayer ser- was born at Ashton on M"{~ ~ w der ~e direction of the Butler 102 Ball St. 97 Marshall at Bowling Green vic"s to be held Friday, March 27, 1885, daughter 0 ~ !heR"\" Mk~evens Funeral Hom~. Mich. Lu. 118 St. Frncs lind\ 99 Loyola Int.) at Ohio U. 5 at 2 p.m. James and Anna Wa ace oc - 0e ds are bel received at Rio Grande 97 Wilberforce 87 Kenyon at Baldwin-Wallace Services will be held at oil< ardson. She wa• a member~: :;;' ~ lden~ Wooster 7l Denison 51 Tenn. State at Wilberforce Churches and chairmen are, the Ball Chapel Method e a1e res · Mt. Union !16 Capital 8ll Malo~ at Thtel ' various chairmen in charge. Church. Ashland 97 Defianoe 70 TUESDAY Churches and chlrmen are, SW"IIlvlng are her husband, THREE ARRESTED Muskingum 74 H~ram 69 Akron at Kent Slate Middleport. First Baptist E. M. (LUe) Wray; one son, rT PLEASANT _ Three ar Findlay US Det. Col. 86 Marietta at Calif. State IPa. t church, Mrs. Charles Bennett Oberlin Wray, Huntington; four . were listed in the jaJ I M~. (Ohto) 82 Xavier !Ohio) 62 'Mt. Union at Grove City (Pa.) chairman; Pomeroy, Enterprise daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Kens- rests d f the weekend. Char Mmnesola 88 Northwestern T1 Ohio Northern at Anderson EUB, Mrs. Ohlinger; Racine, ler and Mrs. Violet Dean, both recor s or p Colwr 23 Case 84 Thiel 82 Western Res. at John Carroll Methodist, Mrs. Greta Simp- of Huntington Mrs. Helen les Eugene .•ar~on,le ' R; 45 Drake 84 Louisville 65 Case at Hiram son; Rutland, Methodist, Mrs. Young and Mr~. Theima Waugh, bus; Ben);r'" ~"':,.~ · Gtibe Bowling Green 83 Allegheny at Fenn Richard Lucas; Chester, Meth2 Point ea~ntr F · 11 Western Mlchioan 81 (ot) WEDNESDAY odisl, Mrs . Elizabeth Hayes: Messick, h57,h a..;po l~h i:;;J,· Windsor 98 Weslern "ontario St. Louis at Cincinnati and Alfred Methodist, Mrs Clar- 10hio. and using the_ river find were eac c arg w 751 Da t . 54 ence Henderson, chatrman. difhcult to get hcenoes. c•. Macalestr 64 St. Jhn's (Mm) Y on a t Lou'rsv"tlle __a::t::io::n·:__ _ __ _ __ Toledo at Western Michigan Nebraska 69 Iowa St. 65 Malone at Findlay Akron 65 Wottenberg 62 Youngstown at Alliance <Pa I Bald,-Wal. 91 Otterbein 90 Bluffton at Wilmington Kansas 86 Kan . St. 66 Defiance al Adrian (Mich .) di Ill. Wesleyan 78 N. Central 62 'l'JIURliDAY '-·Iii Bradley 77 Marquette 56 Memphis Sl. at Xavier ·.. St. Louis 111 Chstn Bros. 63 Findlay at Aquinas !Mich.) Srn Ill. 79 Ohio U. 59 Carnegie Tech at John Carroll 0ll0 OVC Illinois (Chicago) 84 Ohio Conference Toll1'nameat Northwestern (Wis) 60 At Granville, Capital & Akron CHARLESTON, W. Va. <UP!) ' • Chicago Tchrs. 70 Augustana 64 FRIDAY --Ohio legislaton are trying to St. Benedict's 71 Washburn 64 Ohio Northei'D at Ferris !Mich.) get Congress to give the BuckDuke 101 Notre Dame 88 Wayne State at Case Tech eye State half of the Ohio RivEXPERT INSTALLATION! Wash. (Mo.) 86 S.Wm Tenn. 73 Ohlo Conference Tournament er. and at least one West VirARMSTRONG'S Oberlin 7l Kenyon 54 ' glnia legislator isn't ~oing to Ohio Northern 93 Hillsdale 90 SATURDAY lake the move lying down. , Alabama 63 Tennessee 58 p B d J Linoleum ... Inlaid Vinyl i r-.· h C \' Nortltwestern at Ohio Srate Oelep:ale Jt oar r., a 86 Cl 84 Cornell r low: I) 90 Coe 73 o~t aroma cmson Lincoln (Mo) 95 Drake al Cincinnati Kanawha county (Charle!lton) l N.Ca~: Wes. 71 S~. Andr~ws 66 1 F't. Leonard Wood 87 St Francis IPa.l at Dayton lrepreS('ntafive. introdu<'ed a ~e.s- ~ Floor covering for every kind of noor. BP!Il Clem llle 84 \forns. Han e~ 71 IU. Chicago 77 MacMurry 69 Marquette at Xavier l ofut~on in the West Virgmla patterns. Professional tnstallatio1' by us, 01 Choii"Dooga I.Ol Mrddle Tenn 76 , Ill. Wes. 78 North Central 62 Detroit at Bowling t.reen . t.iouse today aski~g Con~essj :lo 11 yourseU. Call WY 2-2~ fot free estJ Fla. A&M 138 Allen IS.C. I 82 IPittsburg IKan) St. 85 . Kent State at Ohio Universoty ,' no! to give our Ohoo Rrver to I mate. E Carolma. 113. At I Chnstmn 96 1 Emporia St. 56 Marshall at Western Michigan '0tno. 1 22, 1965 St. Bonaventure 14 Detroit 71 Geneva 66 Sl. Vincent's 61 Columbia 74 Brown 'n. eonnecucut us American u. ao Penn St. '10 Syracuse 62 By United Press lntfrnational Drexel 104 Ursinus "' MIT 62 Middlebury 61 East ~l a rvland 70 Navy 57 Mass_ 78 New Hampshire 63 Army 70 NYU 62 Lo S~IIe 91 Western Ky St. 77 i Kings Point 79 Br•ndeis 78 W'minJter JOt Sl Pran \Pal 81 Grove City 106 Waynesburg 78 Platts St 110 Montclair St 1116 11 Yale 70 Corne 69 LeMoyne INYI 91 Alfred 68 Pratt 68 YeshJva 57 Slrp Hock 72 Calif. (Pal St. 66 Rhode Island 85 Maine 82 Amherst 64 Wesleyan 52 1Fordham 60 St John (NY) 46 1Rochesll'l" 84 Union (NY) 53 Kutztown 76 Millersville 68 Oswego 73 Buffalo St. 57 U"sala 52 Newark Eng. SO Princeton 82 Harvard 72 Fairfield 88 Geo'town lOCI 84 Lafayette 66 Bucknell 49 1 worchester Tech 84 Amer Int. 72 Haverford 66 Swarthmore 55 I Muhleni>er~ 70 F & M 67 St Jos tPal 69 Villanova 61 Boston Coil 95 Holy Cross 94 . I Delaware St 107 Bow1e St 62 1Kings 1Pal 94 Stonehiil 69 1St. Peters 81 Niagara 67 Buffalo 69 Albany (NY) Sf 511 E. Stroudsb'g 83 Bloomsb"g 77 Gettysburg 69 Lehigh 43 , Penn 74 Dartmouth 10 ~ Utica 65 Queeru; (Canada) 44 CCNY 52 LIU 50 (o.t.) Camsius 66 Portland 56 , Stony Brook 70 Hunter 64 Alliance 92 lndrana (Pal St. 73 Central Conn. 85 Bridgeport 73 Eiozabethtown 75 Juniata 69 South Wok• F'omt 89 Temple 80 0 United Church Women Plan proyer Se . Of Ashton Dies On Saturday 1 I'' West Virginia f C • s ountering B dary M · ;'. LET INGELS , ,, DO ITI , I I I ~~stern ~Toledo 7'! Carolma Elon 69 I Wichita 69 North Texas 67 WdJ _& Mary ~7 Rtchmonrl 77 I Okla. City 90 Denver 65 at Miami The Ohio House last Mon~j SteubenvUie at r.annon ldayl\passed ~nd sen~ to the Sen· , Dav1dson 62 CJt.1de~ 5~ . 1Ark. A&M 70 Ark. Col. 66 IFenn at Cedarville . ;ale a resolution a~kmg Congre.ss 1 Howard IDCJ 97 Vorgoma Sf 86 i Abilene Christ. 99 Lamar 1'h 80 Ohio Northern at Central Mrch. ~ to change the OhiO - West Vrr· r N.Car_ SL 71 S. Carohna 58 Srn Meth. 73 Texas 70 IMalone at Clarion IPa .) g1nra and Ohoo-Kentucky border: LOIJIS!ana St 94 M1ss. St. 76 r , St Ed d' Wayne St at Wrstern Reserve to lhP center of thf' -~tream. At 11 81 1T I 87 MISSISSIPPI · · · 7I · " war s 79 Ohio Conference Tournament I presPnl., th e boundary ·IS the . . u ane Tex. T es. R' . , 1 77 67 ! Vandf'rbilt 80 Florida 78 Tex. ~c~M 91 ~\ r; Al Granville & Akron 1ow wale!' mark on the OhiO ,j High Point -76 Lenoir Rhyne 57 exas '· . r _amlas --- - - - - - - 1~Ide. , Florida Sl. 7l Tampa 64 Tulsa 84 CinCI~natt 71 Board sa1d "everyone is ahov- 1 1 W. Virginia 127 va. Tech 73 Ark. St. 85 Trrnlly (Tex) 85 year. ing Wesl Virginia around," and Benedict 121 Morris Coli 117 Colorado 57 Okla. St. 54 The Australian averaged 101.8 added !hat no one knows what •I Geo Wash'ton 92 Pittsburgh 79 Baylor 97 _1'ex. ChrJStoan 88 miles per hour over !he 103- precious ~inerals might lie be, Georgia 91 Georgia Tech 66 New Me>.:~ro 70_ Anzona 66 mile course m his Repeo-Brab- iow the river. I I Maryland St 91 Mor_gan Sl 76 New Mexwn Hrghlands 82 . Iham in 100-deJII'ee temperatures I The Ohio resolution, paosedl M1ami (Fla. I 103 Houston 91 . Sr Mary's IN.M.I 80 rto beat three former world unanimously, said the present c. Newman 65 D. Lipscomb 57 Anz. St. 95 Wyomm~ 88 . :driving champio.ns -:- Jim Clark boundary ls "a nuisance to Jaokson St 103 Tex Southern 78 Southern U. 126 Prrre Vrew 89 of Scotland. Phri Hoi! of Santa Ohioans." Rep. ~uglas Appl~ I Memphis St 84 Loyola (La) 54 Sull Ross 85 ex .. A&l 70 Monica, Calif., and Graham gate, <I).Ste~benvlile), . sa td 2 Okl. Bap. 86 Phrl. U. 77 I Sou. Grambling Ark AM&N Miss. 92104Louisiana Tech1o881Cen. Okla. 89WN_t Wrn Okla. 59 s.rrn La. '18 s. w·m La. T1 UCLA 74 Ore gO: 64 F m Ky St. 74 K Tenn St. 68 llrig_ Young lOll Utah 99 Morehead 90 Tennessee Tech 74 C rr . W h' I Lynchburg 7S Charlotte Col 61 a ' orma 66 as ongton 64 . Eastern Utah 69 Dxie 67 Col. St. 8il Utah St. 74 ' Mldweot Valparaoso 52 Atr Force 47 Srn Colo. 93 Colo. Sl. Col. 83 Michigan 100 Ohio St . 61 W•n (Colo) St. 48 Colo. Mns 48 1 Mossourr 89 Oklahoma 82 F't. Lewis 81 Adams st. 72 liiinols 113 Michigan St. ~4 Montana St. tJ4 Montana 78 Iowa 101 Purdue 85 Seattle 89 Nevada 77 Carleton 68 Monmouth 61 wash. St. 55 Stanford 58 Indiana 100 Wisconsin 87 Wsn Wash. 67 Idaho 64 Pepperdi~ 69 U. Pacific 64 Nev. Srn 101 Westmont 88 San Fran. 73 Santa Barbara 66 1 St. Mary's IIJ Loyola (Cal.) 75 San Fran. Si. 94 Chico St. 78 1 IECOIIDAIY 10 ITDJiEJ IRRJfinOM 'l.rter :.n, common Kldne• Or Blad.det lr· Srn Cal. 64 Ore. 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OY&Tax usually brlnp fut, nlaztD.• eomforJ bJ eurb!n• lrrltt.tiDR aerma IQ 1tron1, aeld tmn., and bJ' &DIIlfNIO PaiD. reUef, OM oY8TI:I a~ drun1t&l. hel bet&u t ..t ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• • •• •• FOR TAXES • •• BILLS • • •• CASH Moodhly CASH Moalhly LOAN LOAN •• $200 '10.66 $1300 47.30 • 500 800 26.li1 40.92 25 MONtH 1DMS Payment review ofprogress••• 1964 poUqLelclere ud their btne&tiules. Wutern·Southera 'lrill ~ue, u aiWIJt, te lllln t. better wtJI to impme ill Hnlcu In 11&1. WIWAM C. SAFFORD 1500 53.87 60.45 17-- 1700 PHONE £0<' fast approval '!'ben stop for your money. Pay ba11s lllld taxes. Buy bargains. ilten haft ec uytbiug in one place. Have m....., fur ;poor•rself Take 3 ffi1lllths or 3 years. U's up to you. 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He then automatic and a .!8 pistol bad . l• Ja, blamed the assassination the Black Muslim's national used the name of Talmadge been !Ired on the bal~m (Contrnued l"rom Page II e or Mal<'olm x on hla mortal en- meeting_ The New York leader Hayer and gave his address as where Malcolm died, police gon apparently wlll have to r ••noes '" the Black Muslim of tile MuslimS dented his fol- 3 7 Marshall St ., Paterson, said. He was killed by the shot- eommend to PreSJdent Johnsobn blast and had been hit by soon that the draft must • .~1nvement and feared follow!rs lowers had any part ln M8I ·· J · g~n . . I · ed to maintain ad uate 't the venomous Negro nation- colm X's murder. There was no · Hag a n, or Heyer, was otner bullets, a prellmmary au- contmu f eq •' 1., 1 may be planning vlole!!t immediate comment from Mu· charged with firing a blast at topsy indicated. armed orce_•_.__ •··rrisals. hammad or hio lieutenants in Malcolm from a dou))le-bar- Malcolm X. 39. wbo once was VATICAN CITY POPE J>oht:e sources said six asso- OUeago. re\ed shotgun which had been New _York leader of Uleo-Black PauJ VI loday officially nomlcrates of the slain black su- Malcolm, who said pu))licly sawed off at hoth ends. Mushms, ieft the Chicag based nated 27 new cardinals on the p 1 t•mac 1st had left New York he feared his former Musllm Two olher men in the Audu- group and formed _a rival Afro- first consislory of hls reign. in <;eparate automobiles heading allies wanted to kill htm, and , bon auditorium, on the iring~ African suprem~Cist organlza- The historic ceremony raised i 1 , different directions. At least he blamed them for throwing or Harlem, were shol in lhe tion. Malcolm sald last week he membership in th~ l"ollege or two were belie';ed en route to fire "bombs at hi! home a little melee. Police, who launched a was a marked man and hts. as- cardinals to an all ~ time high 'hiengo where Elijah Muham-- more than a week ago. secrecy . shrouded investiga· sassination c~ me o~ly elbht of 103 _ mad. leader of the Musllrns, The mu··dcr suspecl, original- lion, refused to elaborate on days after his home 1D Queen The new "princes of the ~a'l his: headquarters. Chicago ly identifted as Thomas Hagan, what their role in the assssi- was fire ·. bombed. He bla~ed church" include Archbishop rnlice put stringent security was in turn wounded by Qne of l nati un might have be_en. _. the Mushr_ns for the bombing Lawrence Shehan or Baltimore, nwasu res into effect around Malcolm's aides and was se-1 The wounded men, m addition and. an auie said, he planned Md., and Artbbishop Josef Be-- 1 ~fuhammad's home. verely beaten h>' the crowd be-- to Hagan, were identifi~d. as to identify the bombers in ~e ran - a Czechoslovak prelate F:arly today, de t eclives I fore police rescued ~im and an-~ Willi~m Parkt'lr and w.1lham speech Sunday he never debv- who was held behind the Iron tiOJ lked on homicide charges 8 other man the fre~z1ed Negroes Harns. Parker _wa~ shot m the ered. Curtain for the past 16 years. !:' yPar-old Negro who they were ~ttack~ng w1t~, shouts of foot and Harris m the chest Roundup Suspects ., 1d fored a sawed-.,!! shotgun ·kill htm, koll hlm . and abdomen. After the shootings, police ICF: GLAZED HJGHWAYS I Tells Pollee Nothing I Charge Malcolm's Aide rounded up a numbo>r of per· and ;treets in Ohio during the ; 1 Malcolm x Sunday as he •1 ·qse In 8 Harlem auditorium Pollee described Hagan as a Pollee ch~o~rged Reuben F'ran- sons at the Black Mushm head- week.en~ helped put the ora_kes •0 ~ddress 500 of his [oltowers. j'tight-llpped suspect" who cis , 33, Malcolm X's secretary, quarters he~e and also notified on trafru~: deaths as a relahveM 1 lrn 8 Muslim defector would tell !hem nothing - in- 1with ff'lonious assault and Chicago pollee of a report that ly fe~ seven persons lost the1r md ab~~ter' foe of Muhammad . 1 eluding whethe-r he had any weapons law violation!; for six of ~alco~nfs followers had lives m auto. mtshaps. lied in a hail of shotgun and connection wil.h the Muslims or !:<Looting Hagan as he attempt- left for Chicago by varl_ous The dead mcluded Aaron rHstol shots belore the terrified another extremist group. An ed to flee the hall 1fter Mal- rout_es t~ __attempt a reprisal McDonald, 67,, Car~dale, kill· 11 1dience which included his FBl fingerprint check identified colm was ktllcd. Hagan was hit agamsl Elijah Muhammad, na- ed. when car m wh1ch he was , ysterically screaming wire and Hagan as t~ man who had been ir the leg and was taken to the tiona I ltader of the Muslums. ri~ng hit an e:ba~men~ on ;t least one of their four daugh- arrested in Passaic, N J .. In , Bellevue Hospital prison ward. A fire Sunday night swept the Ohto 56 near A ens atur ay. November 19!13 for possession 1 The sawed-off shotgun, a .45 Chicago apartment of Cassius 1 ~r · . . ' ·' Clay, heavyweight boxing The police source satd th e I champion and one of the most wo Chicago-bound allies ~f vocal members of the Black ~1alcolm were you~ moustac - ~ Muslim sect Neither Clay nor ned Negroes ~eanng turbans. his recent bride was in the "Jaugl reading- G.1lliJX1lis ' lne was desrnbed as the g~~: k Ul apartment which was damaged dam 18.!, 1o.3, running 12 feet Mher to one of Malcolm s C 1 heavilv. Police declined to spec- on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason il'en. A. ta"payer who drin~s or smokes no long~r. has a 1 ulate ·on whethf'r there . was a 21.36. PL Pleasant 2·t53, HinOiher Deslinationsf U~knot~n. lax advantage. hut if he rlrtves, he sttll may be elrgtble. • connection between the fire and l loo. 1.65 stationary, Kanawha The de!ltmatJo~s 0 t 1e 0 ~ 1 : The deductwns a motor1st may the shooting of Malcolm X. Falls 5.04 rising Charleston 19'uur followers 01 Malcom, ~I ~\ take on his J 964 tax return are ex· Clay did not believe they were ' .2U rising. Lond~n. Marmet and 'e(lllrtedly left New York a teo plained in del ail by lax. expert, Ray linked, he said. I Winfield dams were on the 0 1 11s s_laymg, w~re not - ~·~ ~" DeCrane, who has stud Jed changes Chicago police also placed sills. _Chwr~go pohce o{flclals conin the law. . . hinlensive patrols" in the vicin- I Ohio River - Miss NanC}' r<deH ._ the repor~ ol/he The booklet he compiled IS called ily of Elijah Muhammad's resi- 1down 13. 11·20 p. m .. John J. ;n~nt ol ~7 antl-1 ~s 1 ~ ~31 1 on· Your Own Taxes" an? C<ln be dence and posted special de- l Rowe down 13, 3:20 a. m.; !lhsts as specuatlve u . orat the Daily Sent.mel Pub- and railroad stations to watch ,Jeffboat down 1:1 6·30 a. m.; dered h~avy patrols near Mu: Service desk for ~Oc . .. tails of detPctives at airports : Andrew Calhoun 'up 14, 3:55 p. !.ammad s home and other se1 It can also be oblamed hy mathng . nd railroad stations to watch I m. · Harry Dyer up 14. 7 p. m.· rurity measures. Fed era 50 t . "CUt '\"our Own Taxes" The ... · · ' • C 0. . • incomincr planes and trams. Harvey Jordon up 14, 8:15 p. dl · 1~ents also were reporte Y m- , Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy . Ohw. I "This cis the result it would m · Zimmer up 14 2:20 a. m. · VPStigating the interstate move. r---- - -s of the Malcolm aides. • seem, of a long-standmg f_~ud Pennsylvania up 14, 4:35 a .. ; ment. rt" I em to Chi between the followers of EioJBh l Vulcan up 14. 5•50 a. m: .John Of pathoc~t~r cone the schedMuhammJd, head of the Black Ladd Dean down 15, 4,50 a.m .; :J80 au on tes was • Muslims. and the people who Western down 15, 6:20 a. m.: . - -- - - - - broke away from him, headed Jefferson up 17. l a. m.; Reliby Malcolm X." \able up 18, 3:15 a. m.: Gona up 18 5 a. m.- Queen City up COLUMBUS (UP!) - The walershe d 11 1 . : .. · · t f L ague delegates also adopted Meigs Gen..al Hoop a li, 7.10 a m.. Francos HoogLeague of OhJO Spor smen .one . . ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - !land up 20. 5"45 a m.; C. Vlshed tts three-_day ~?nventlo~ re~t~g~~~~ ·the slate to de~,o·elop IDorothy Durst, Portland; Char· Harner np 20, 7 p. m.; Edeana "'<low you c.:~u d ..r upth.t: dirty, Sunday hy elechng 0 1:e-rfl ~n . d Jes Klein, Pomeroy. I Bosworth up Greenup 3:5(, p. i1lnd: eUtern weter ovemi&htadoptln~ resolutions , mrludmg a comprehenstve plan ~ pr~ DISCHARGF:S SATURDAY - m · Philip Sporn up Greenup 1 1nd the next momlns you wOI one endorsing stricter conserv~- gram f~r outdoor rec~ea ton an_ Lucy Potts, Cheshire. 17:2'o . m.; o. F. Shearer up h•ve lovel,, rlear water. Old Settl•r will not harden the lion requirements for stnp the legoslature provJde mf datchl ADMISSIONS SUNDAY - Lu· ' r·r.O:up ll p m. Lorena dflo.vn water aor will it harm drinkin& . ing Iunds for maximum e era h" v· · A ' · ·• wdM. Hu been wed RJCCel,._ mmens. ne b a o riations or ther Amos, Ches rre; lvtan r~ Greenup 11 :4(; p. m.: L. W. faD,. for 11101'8 lban ao yean . William Slahl of Man•field, mo .Y1 Y ppr p noll, Racine ; Dillon Taylor, Swett down Greenup 12,20 a. Cet Old SeHier Ill: pocen 1111' "dent specoa lax revenues. tl d· \\''Iii W'll Pomeroy· ' I ted I the new v e ec preso • ld d 1 Por an • ' s I • . • m.· OVEC up 14, 1:40 a. m.; 1 1 hardware store~. - t ct'ces result tn -That wou gran e era Shlrle Caruthers Cheshire· ' · sa ld curren pra r . aid to commercial fishermen in y II 'Le W V ' Joey Chotm up Greenup 5.50 a. ' walls ol' earth and mine debris Charles Conne y, on, · B. v 1 I' e do n Greenup ;;;;,=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_Oiii_OiiiOiii=. l ranging from 30 to 100 feel high_ Lake Erie rn titnes of poor DISCHARGES SUNDAY - m.; avo m . w 'I . These are the scrcalled high- catches. much as the farmer Francis Rh!Aes Racine· Sus- 6:30 a. m.: Elisha Woods up M . , 1 ·' c r ' Ro"ce ' Meldahl 2:40 p. m.: Astna-Lourece ives disa~ter aid WOMENS NEW , walls. · .an ar1rn, "a50n : 0 a · 'II d ld II 3·'0 -Urging approval of the bond Middleport: Frances Yeauger, rsvo e own Me a o ··' p. Most of those attending the . issues on the state ballot '"the cheshire: Robert Arnold, Porn- m.. Allon Zephyr up Meldahl . William Stevenson, Mid- 4:35 p. m.; Wayne H. up ~el· convention believed eliminating May 4 election. l these walls would allow more eroy, . Ch h dahl 7:50 p. m.· Kentuck1an reclamation of land and plant- Other league officers elected dleport: Thomas Jones, es Meldall 9 50 m . R H ing of trees. A bill dealmg with were John Thompson, Bremen, lire, Ruby Major, Middleport. :sworth ~I down Meirl~hl .1:50 this matter is pending berore vice pr~ident; P. M. .Jones, a. m. . thr state legislature. Ravenna. secretary: and Ben Pomeroy Aid Unit Gallipolis Dam - . RavensThe delegates also adoprcd R. Drayer, Columbus, treasurW k d wood down 7 p. m.; Allen R. Colors: Brown Tone 11 resolutions oalling on the I egos- er Busy over ee en Merrill down It: 10 p. m.: NaIa lure to enact a law in the tiov ..Jame!'i A. Rhodes ad- Ftve calls were answered ov· tinal up 2 a. m.: Elgercliff up or Black Magic · current session to allow Sunday dressed the banquet Saturday er the weekend by Pomeroy 4:2.1) a. m. · night and asked the league's emergency squadmen. They Sizes hunting of waterfowl. extens1on help in promo ting passage of went : Kanawha River - Solvay_ u.p or the duck hunting season the four issues on the May 4 To the home of Howard Woods London 4:10 a. m.: ~elen Z. 40 days (exclusive of Sunda~sl. ballot. Rt. 7 at 5, 10 p. m. Saturday, up London 5:30 a. m.; Lucy legalize dove hunting, raise the Rhodes paid special trihute to transported Zella Carrow to Jane Lucas up Marmet 1 a. m.; Compare At $1.69 bag limits for duck hunters and actor Fess Parker, star of the Veterans Memorial hospital as Duncan Bruce up Marmet 2_:20 retain the !Plit duck hunting "Daniel Boone" television ser~ a medical patient: at 10:06 to a. m.; Jerry Bosworth up \\m~ season. ies, stating he had done more the Willis Will resldenoe on fieid 2:3_5 p. m.; A. J. Patten They also urged steps to tight- good on his visit "free of Kerr-St., who was taken lo the up Wrnfteld 3:45 P.· m.; H. E. Middleport, 0. ten enforcement of water polB 1 d WI f ld 4 n te a. m. lution laws in the Lake Erie charge ... t.han all of the enter- hosp>"tal, treated and returned owes own ~iOOi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;OiiiiiiiiOiiiiiOI lroiners we have had at the home again Sunday at 9:54 a. Ohio Slate Fair. And we had to m. to take Mr_ Will to Meigs pay some o[ them $15,000." General Hospital where he was Parker attended initiation admitted as a medical patlent; ceremonies for the 'Coonskin at 2:32 a. m. Sunday to the Cap Brigade," a conservation scene of the accident on Rt. 33 group formed for youngsters. where Charles Webster, GaUl- SQUAD- CALLED polis. was injured, and taken to The Syracuse emergency Veterans Memorial bospital. 0100 squad was called to the resl· and at 1:16 p. m. Sunday to MOSCOW (UPI)-The Soviet dence of Franklin Arnott, Bow· Pomeroy Rt. 2 for !\Irs. D~n· man's Run, at 7,10 p. m. Sun- ver Carman who was havmg Union sent another unmanned day. Mrs. Arnott was taken to i difficulty breathing, and taken satellite into orbit today in a stepped up program of space Meigs General Hospital. Ito the Gallipolis cllnlcreseareh. Three 'jCosmos'' satellites were orbited Sunday. Today's vehicle is number 57 in the Cosmos series, started March 16, 1962. The So v let nem agency Ta" said Cosmos 57 was operating "normal1y.'' Nos. 54, 55 and 56 were orbited Sunday piggy-back fash· '9!111 O'ftD ion from a single rocket . All four satellites were apparently designed lo make scientific measurements clearing the way lor new manned space flights. Moscow Radio made brief mention of the U.S. Ranger 8 plcture-taklng mlsslon to the moon but the broadcast noted several American · "failures" and called attention to a similar Soviet feat five years ago. The Russian vehicle obtained photos •rlditl of the back atde of the moon. Ranger 8 produced 7,GOO pictures of the front side, many of them revealing close-upo . of the lunor aurlaco. No PurchoN lequiNCI- GI'OWftiiPI Ollly 1,737 FREE SUPBII MAIIKaTa qps .......... ___ ,..., lilA•• ............,...._. S6H Gnen Stamp• Every Wttkl 1 • ..c;\.;:i~w-f,r·~'~'~ttsffiiZWJJI'' .- ""~""' "---' !t >k~fu/:~ II ... .l. .• ,, . "" . n#i can w1n U to 10,000 471 Green Stamps with your I I . 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The rnnocence ot the girl parlnt!r on the c rooner 's ABCwho knew oothlng of on · shore TV proljfam March 8. live and learned of THATsREAL~ 1t only lhruugh otht!r people and maa· azine! about "romanl'e'' and I hot rods was greatly touching ., As tht> hu:c~band, Bike! wa s su- -Tho Tad Mosel, ond Johnny Green 1J)(!rb . while the others were Vt:'f)' good. uf five planned drama wrote the music . i!Ol.l \'WOOD (UP!) ~•·c·und 1 1 ~ 1Jt' 1 ' 1 1:1IS <~boUt lhe activii.H~S of Th ~ t t ' \\'' u ted N · 1 e ....,-m nu e program . no It' nl allons was pre- H s Th w ·nct'' " n d ~en!t·d Friday mght on ABC- I as een e ' . : . I nw TV n 11 ed he 1at Mazatla!l, Mcx1co , had a ll' P 0 concern t good story to tell. and told lt p l1~ht of stateles~ refugees: The : well and was unquestionably ~.lllry de;.~ It spe('lflcalty with. a I bett~r than 'Carol For Another l~m lly whose country was wrtt- 1Christmas:· which wus basical· lf• n out or exlsten('e after World 1 · th tt. dr W;n If and who lived on a I y ~ 1emlca 1 ra er Jan HIramp st eamt'r that shuttled 1matlc. t·ndl ess ly between two ports. Friday night'l effort focused with candor and unsentimental As w1th. the f,irst United Na- humanity on the 13-year _ old lluns, speC'Jal. ".~arul ~or An?th- daughter of the characters t·r Chnstmas . whiC'h a1red played by Miss Schell and BIDer . 28 . an aU-star hst of show I kel and what to do about her people volunteered .to work for 1 88 'she innocently approached IJ<J'\IC mlmmum guild wages . I womanhood on a ship full of . . fiUoD I.AliliWI:LL tt Edward G. Robinson was the i men who must live abroad. The The Chunnel Swim : CBS,TV's nanny Kaye show and ABf'...TV's 'The F'Untstone~l'' n an JeWIC'Z bnj ship, the story jelled quickly. rom a a ry Y T"-nd three • •~e comp 1ex a -----------------I - --· have · bet>n rf!nt>wed officially for nf"xt season .. . Van Johnson is a guest on CBS.1'V's "On Broad. way Tonlght'' next Friday .. Phil llarris appears as Bi llj ¥EP·· TO TH ' NEWNtTED STATES GOVER ' MINT I HEAR YO'RE FIXtN ' TO SElL J'M WAITlN ' FER ONE OF THEM J ET BOOMS 10 S HAKE IT TO PIECES YORE HOUSE, DAILY CROSSWORD ..... 21. DIDinf 1-WalllDJ NOJI1ot &CB088 1. Ma.tttca.t. D. FoW.over ll. Part, u 'n hotel & ...... :H.. Henult 26. Over· 8. Swift. hol'H a. play 10. Spoken . , hip's raptaln Maria Schell the problem revealed the relation-! 11, Street un:h!D wift> m the family that was ship of the principals. J 12. Revealed ~ ·~ntral to the story: Theodore The opening was somewhat 1 H . CU.tom. ll1kel her husband ; and Stanley jlong and too leisurely in estab- lG. Subside llaker a han~some seaman w~ Jishing the character of Baker ts. Mu.tc: not. b . ho x~tot' t . pro- 17. Sharply was the plot s catalyst by Vir- . . h' . m a ne1 on-s re e r , 20. Put 1ue of hi~ relations "' 1or Sidney had 21. Food ftldt. . . - 1ps w1th the ducer-utrec others and h1s tmustence on not himself the out-of-place t.7xur~o i 22. The Ame:L. o;ett ling for the stat.us quo. The f . t h · At 28. A lure producer-director wa! George 0 mtovle hec mques. back 2s. Luater Sd h . b Do quar era, owever. ~~~ neky ; t e s!cnpt was toy Give complete, oc· cur o t e information when oni'IDuncing on engagement or mor· riogJ. 7. Equality &WO &.Heavy h&nunera 20.~ ,_ 11 Boy'• n!clm=me .. 11. PronowlCeO ~ U . OWtlmel 18.- pk....... MI. Actrei:IM >lyma20. Jruoo :12.Hol!1 2'7. Intlexlble liS. Garda .... • oolony ... ..._. .... lltlSWluo ··-- ··--... - IIi. B'urnloll -181aM ...._....,. a. Girl'• ar , •. A.leott _. d1oe •Awm• 28.- IO.Wb-1"1& "-Typo -__ 0X Ill · J'hej' 18.Bom ttr.JIIOtal'JI •. A « •' a vi'=·' a.l..-!l &WidJtpOal "-Citr.- DOWJI 1.I.Cl<Mk.l.)[oh•m.. ._ """"' DAll-Y CRfP:l'OQ\JOI'E- B_..- to work ltl .&. ]( Y D L B -AA X B .. J.OlCGFIILLOW One Jetter lllmpiy ataact. for anot.bel'. Ia thlll .-.ple A Ia uae4 for tbo Uo, X ear the tooo 0'1, et.o. lllnCio ........,, • ""P..... the loqtJo 0114 ............................ ... Ill blnll, :llach day the ..a. ...._. .. .. A OJSI i CWWL V or & "Y'know, Pop, yeaterday Mom'o oplrito cot 10 low becauoo of you oho had to go downtown 1111d buy a new hatl" 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '2?9 NO.OO o..,. a.1enee H c-....r..- MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT I BEDROOM HOUSE, 11% E . Mall! St., Pomeroy. Phone WY !-341m. In teaching Of' television, nuBing or news reporting, the future belongs to the fit. The future belongs tD 1host vigorous enous:h to live It and shape it. Are your achoola providlnlil for physical fitness as part of a sound education? Ytiiu parents can help see that thoy do. Wrtte, Tho President's Council on Physicot 2 18 6tc Fitness, WashlrctQn, D. C. tor lntonnotlon. 11 PRESIDENT'S. COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS It:.< iii"' WMPO Radio MONDA! TRRU FRiDAY 1:00 S!ga OD - Newo 6:01> Scared Heart 6:20 Meigs County RFD 6:2~ Paul Bowers - Farm 6:30 BUt MUter Sbo11 6:57 Weather ?:00 Newo 7:05 Tiny's Morning Chapel 7:%0 Bill Miller Show 7:30 Sports 7:3> Pickens Hardware (Tues. • Tburs·) 7:50 News 8.00 BiU Miller Show 8:30 Daily Ugh! 8:4~ Bill Miller bow 8:45 Baker Furultun Show (Wed. • fri.) 9:00 News 9:05 Coffee With Janel 10 :00 Bill Millers Brunell Show 11:00 Minlslerial AssoclaUoo 11:15 Mason County Agrl Fnl (Tues. t 11:15 Family Worsbip ITb11111. 11:1~ A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 11:30 Swap Shop 11:4~ Tiny'l Co\Dltry HJIDI!IIme 12:00 Cemelll Block Newt 12:15 Goesslor Guesl Star 12:30 Larry Audenou llbuw 1:00 Jim Mees Show 4:30Electrlc Co. NeWI 4:40 Jim Meea Show 5:00 News 1:00 Sign Ofl S • I 5 II•BICIIt, II Jr B I A V It ltlfWTII JrJI&I Cl11' 'II' L.-e 'I' VB B VI 8e?ud&y'a Otn' PI tr: '1'1111 fiCIPIONl8JII 01' 8:!iPiO Ill PRECISELY 'I'JIA.'I' PARr WBICil 1111 CX>IQD liJ(n IIOBBOW-AJ)DIS(IIf . . . a. ..... .Jill ~ -- ·---------- - -~ WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU I'IUDAY U~ Sign Ou News HoadiiDeo Mustcal Clock Echoea ol JO'f Oblo Valley News 7:30 SATURDAY 7:32 8:00 Sign On _ News 7:45 6:05 CoiDltry Mualc 8:00 6:25 Cotmtry Jamboree 1:05 World Newo 7:00 News 8:10 Spnrll Tot117 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 8:15 Weather 11:00 Top Tea Show 8:16 Musical CJoek 8:55 Comaum11)' Newo 12 , 00 Noou News , Muclal !nterlnde 9:00 Talk of the Tuwu 12 15 9 ' 5~ Maaon County Newo 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teetl 10:00 Public Service 1,00 Jim Mooo Show &:OO Sign Ofl 10:15 Family Wonlllp Hour 10:30 Latcbs•rillj SUNDAY 11:00 Newt Beat 7:30 Sip OD • Army Hour 11:05 Morlllng Melodies 1:00 tnmcl! City Bapllsl except Friday, cburcb 8:30 SUnday Sbow Bells Ring 1:30 The Bible Speakes to Yllll 11:4~ World News 10:00 Tbe Good Lifo 11:55 Mason County New1 10:1> SUnday Show 12:00 Community News 12:00 Noon News 12:05 Local Newo 12: IS Cbristian'o Hour Markell 12:30 Rev. MerliD Teoto t2:15 Weather 1:00 SUnday Showcase 12:20 Bulietiu Board 1:3Q Rev, Sllal Btllupo News 0 Grams 1:00 Rev. Andrew Plll: ODI \2:30 County Agent 2:45 Tho Rev. Roscoe 2:45 Country Go Roond 1:10 Sunday Showcase 1:55 News Beat 4:30 Baptist Layman'• Hour ~:00 Country Go Round 6:00 Sign 011 ;:50 News Beat LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 1:00 Mldway Mo!lnee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 4:30 5:00 i:05 5:15 Dlsctng wltll Don lntercl!ango Community Now• World NeWI Sports Today 5:~ Weather $:30 OIDner Mu.slcalt 6:00 Sign 011 SATURDAY 7:15 Sigo OD 7:30 New• Headllueo 7:32 Musical Clock 7:G Word lnd TesUmODJ 1:00 Oblo Valley Now1 1:4Xi World Ne,.. 1:10 Sporll TodaJ l:lli Woalber 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Wonblp liCIUr 11:00 Nowo, Army Hour 11:30 Public Servtce 12:00 Newt Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gram.t 12:30 Saturday MatillOI t:OO Disciu& with Doll t:30 Top Teo Revue 1:00 News Ro.mdup 5:lli Puhllc Semco 1:30 Dinner Musicale 6:00 Slga 011 '-IIBII! AND SLATI DEMENTfO Oft NOT DfMENTED WHICH tSAKRIP MORBIDlY, WHO FIRST PORCIIASED ALL OF BfCK'I'S PPJNTtN<lS A>IP NOW tNT~~PS ~ ADO BECI<V HfP. • S!LF lt) HIS COLLECTION! WINNIF WtNICLI! TERRY l'WI.'ITY·T't.O SHE SAID ')OU'RE AT THE 'BOTTOM 'TOMEO~ OF ~CLASS 1QRIIAllO, 1 I'Pf'<I&0-""111"'1 DOt.wtt!iR,,ANQ WI>& ACCEPT&t> HERa. Uvestock Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, AP'IP: >1<1 MOTHER CDUAPSEO AFTER Tlll>l Ve1er1~1· arian. large and small ammals 121 Waahlugton St., Ravell&- wood, W, Va. Phone 273-42'11. Of!icl llourl, 0a11J t 1o e p. .. 1 IS Ill: TO CLEAN carpetB better we'll loan o Blue Lustro Carpet Shampooer FREE with purchase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker Furniture, Middleport, Oblo. Z 11 lie ----:..::......;,- lw HAROLD GRAY • �' . . ' NOW YOU KNOW II Ia estimated lhat NO. 265 HJP ....Jtul. ..... . ... oJPI uo1 WM I ;, .U.. at y e lhoD .,,000 bave beea cleiCI'IJ>. ed b7 01110molo11s11. VOL XVI • lh... • e from two &o four mflUol ldndli of 1pecies of iDee~. More WUI&til u Wed • .,.. a- • m,11t lUI. Hlp We' et' r .tilt IZ-11. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1965 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ater ONE DAY SERVICE Middleport council moved ON SHIRT FINISHING ., • ROBINSON'S Also, Horold Llllhtfoot, 2nd cla~s. mechaulral drawing mer· It badge and three year pin: Richard Hawley, stwond claRlt, one year pin; Jan l..ona:. aecond dau, one year pin, merit bnd· a- 1ter Purchase Ilacing In Middleport, and may I originating For over 20 years proposals first in one town, company. gam Monday night toward pur- , Purpost> of the meeting , Zer- be facing soon in Pomeroy . chase of the Meigs Water Com· 1kle said, would be to "find out high sewerage r::-·;J charges. pany, this time in cooPeration if the. water compan}' is for :.-::.1'1 ' j He believed municipal owner· Wlth Pomeroy. and 1f we can get together to ship or the water works would Veteran Councilman John buy it.'' Clifford Stumbo sec- produce a profit, red!!ce collecZerkle proposed a meeting be onded Zerkle's motion and Gene tion costs of sewerage charges, arranged between Pomeroy and Harns and Wayne Gibbons a- and make sewerage financing Middleport councils, Mayor Lee greed with "aye'' votes. easter. He further urged everythirig Smith of Middleport and May- Zerkle urged the purchase. as 01 Charles Legar of Pomeroy, the only way relief may be be done "in the open," with the solicitors of both commun- brought to the pension families everybody '.s cards" right 11 ities, and the owner of the wa- in both communities who are the t.able.n ... lor buillna, aonlor patrol l.,.der ond troop buwler: Lorry Or<>~un, IIOCOnd tla.,, one year pin: Juhn 1!\lleJ, aecond cla••, two year pin and lito mtrlt bad~• : Torry Oroyan, 10o rond cia... one year pin, '"''"I FIVE CENTS • IS night to ask Middleport's engi-1 Councilman Harris took a dff... neers, Brown and Associates. 1ferent view_ Manon, for advice and to have 4'hil COIIDcU 1au accetathe solicitor proceed at once plisbed mon lD the t.lt aU toward condemnation. The land mouths toward mtetln& JU in question has a $130,000 price obligations in this matter tho tag. Middleport offered $400 per dtD'in1 the prevloUI 17 acre and there the matter died. years," be said. "U'a tnat- •• This land purchase is part are bogged doWII rtlht aow and parcel of another pro]). but we are 10ioa ahead 11 lem. It is that June l next IS fast a1 we caa, and we art the deadline for Middleport to agreed 011 wbat bas to be have complete plans for its done," be aaicl. to batH-town cooperation. ' He proposed the previous pro. Mayor Smith recalled that a- posal of a jomt sewerage be then the other, have aimed at bout 12 years ago the engineer- revived and studied tn the light the same objective. ~II have ing firm of Burgess and N1ple, of today 's circumstance&. foundered over a var~ety of ob- retained by Pomeroy , vetoed This too may come up at the stacles. a proposed joint operation of a joint meeting or councils to be "We have to do something to sewage disposal plant by both I asked by Middleport. improve our situation and th1s towns. They proved a plant Mayor Legar of Pom~oy pubis the only way l see of getting large enough to handle the vol- 1licly stated he is interested in at it," Zerkle said. ume of wastes would be im· Pomeroy purch&."Jing the water· This regular couocil mePtlng practical. works several years ago. Porn· heard another proposal tbat, .. However, tbe mayw said, eroy council has a commitU carried out, also would lead "Tbls was based on a m~baO.. tee active ln this direction. leal plant. We In Middleport LAGOON PURCHASE aow are talklog la terms of Council Monday night learna lagoon Cype st•werage where ed that its instructiOns [j v e volume Ia of ao con&equenct. '' weeks ago to its solicitor to beHe !urther noted that Mid- gin condemnation proceedings dleport and Pomeroy eventual- in the purchase ot about 68 ly will have trunk sewers abut- 1acres ol land below Hobson for ting at their c?rporation lines a sewerage lagoon had been and suggested 1t would be ap· delayed. Reason tor the delay proaching the ridiculous if a was that certain financial probjoint system is not worked out, !ems net'ded solving before provid~d .the. former engineer· suit should .be brought. mg ~Jectlo~s overcome. Mayor Sm1th agreed Monday s, werage m order to qualify BOARDS REPORT for $118,000 m federal a1d this Board of Public Affalra year. Before the plans can be President George Meinhart told prepared the land must be se- council collectiortB from thl cured, preparation ol the plans sewer ordinance for the las& requires no less than three 1 quarter ot 196-4 were $6,480 months, and condemnation pro- and that to date January, 1965 ceedings require at least s1x · collections were $808 (with apweeks. [ proximately $2,000 total billifll Reviewing this , Mayor Smith for January). had a dim view of Middleport's He r~eived tentative approvp.rospects m meeling its dead·· al by rouncil to employ a fullhnes. 1 \Contir.uec. On P.:tgc 5) -~ '·~F:n~;f Commissioners Ask State To Share Election Costs ~ 1 ': .,, ' · Middleport Men 0 ll"d I e n Rout e •33 Huntington Distrkt, u. s. Corps ol Engineers, have i•· en advanred aotice 10 bidden for tbe boat launching facility o ;I on tbe Gallipolir;: river frout. !ion, are urging the Ohio General Assemblv to enact ' The invitation to bidders wiiJ County commJsswners, through their state associ a- ; legislation providing lor state sharing in cl~~ Under present law county Accidents can happen .... and many a driver IS Cll l by MOre ftnanctal !rouble !han he can handle Play 1t safe beht nd !he wheel by arrang1ng for complele auto 1nsurance covenng car damage and personal in1uries. For safety's sa~• LOOKING WEST plan fo ne us soon. I ,J r· ·' - MA.GIC WORRIED ABOUT WASHER BREAKDOWNS? 1 CIIE~F! GAS RANGES • - ........... lltllt. ................---Mill..._. ..... • IIIII .. JII • ' ,.1 lolltt ..... ...,., - .... ... • M0111 lllubelm 'IAIHir • lito ..........._. __ ...... ...... aas IHo a--. .. pafleys, - belts to eause poteatial . .Aice prgb' ,............... oM' • ~ Thh. ira -,. the lleiiiW 1et Acne. WGd •IK '-:lei bf the sltQA~est W'all'aQty a Frigid aft ~ has ever iliad: l·year wananty Joe Jepair ~ • defect Mthoat charje, piM 4 ·yrear iW • !la. tor ha · hing repla<:.Ei eM ot t1M1J Jcfuacliee pM ill pl0city _ , .• --.Wear. liar d 6 5 ' .. • Soaks .._,.&cal)'. v Sites • • tzft::aR;. tr•s•trr'rn, ....,...otor.w..ter Matching Dryer Just $159· EASY .95 I TERMS BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Pamero,, Ollie ........ llaMII ...... TONIGHT & TUESDAY ELVIS PRESLEY in "ROUSTABOUT" (Technieolor) Elvis Presley, Barbara Stan· wyek, Joan Freeman Leif Erickson. Sue Anne Langdon FOR YEARS OF CAREFREE COOKING AND BAKING BUY A "MAGIC CHEF" ON THE 2ND FLOOR F.. tur•tt•: COMMOTION on lh. OCEAN 3 Stoog.. Colorcertoan• Admission: 75c and 40c • Plus Jet -~ Rime, lol-last spill and- I .................. --· .... _ MEIGS THEATRE ELBERFELbs IN POMEROY WED. and THURSDAY FebruarJ 24-25 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY f•bruary 26-27 "SHOCK TREATMENT" Stuart Whitman, Carol Lyn. 95 Mrs. Reynolds Of Middleport Dies Monday ·I 1 1· I I' months. will be held Thursday •d lor failu.. to signal a turn. at 2 p.m. at the Middleport . I ... ,.., ....... ... Will M' EAa,'-- bt . . . bat the aew Jet Actioa wasAet" beeR de;.iga d by frjgidai1e to B;Ne JOO a _..., llfeber rtardaM ;. washer d~ty. 1Qe JllleChaAisla il $im- • GeQtM! agi!at~ 3lld - ! One truck driven by George Vaughan, 33. Middleport , reduct>d !.. pE'ed to make a right turn and was struck in the rear by a truck driven by Elbert Smith, 51, Middleport . Therf' was med1 iurn dama~e to both v~i~les , 1 and the dr1vers escaped mJUr) . I Funeral !lervif'es for Margar-, et N. Reynolds, 85, of Mill sf Smith was citf"d to Meigs counMiddleport who dif'd 11t Meigs ty rourt Friday charged with General hospital Monday eve.- 1 failure to stop in assured rlear ning aftE'r an illness of . three distance, and Vaughan was cjt- 1 -~~~.,....- so• m:t.£ WISIERl $ Two trucks, driven by MidWork is to start 10 days af- dleport m~n. were lnvol\-ed Ia ter tbe successful bidder bas an arcident on Rt . 338 south of been given ootlee, and th~ pro- 1Racine Monday. the Ohio State jecl is to be complrted in a Patrol reported. period of l%0 days. The collis ion took plart at 10 ·05 am. eight and a half miles south of Racme. Beating Victim Is in Critical cond't' On ...designed jet-simple for maximum dependability! LliiiESJ PIMtl 2-SPEID 1 Churrh of Chnst . The body will i ~orge .Hoffman, .to, . PomeTh.e Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce .is on record to- be taken to thf' church at · 1 p. I roy. was cJtt>d to Gallipolis court day m support of a pr~posal to seek H1li·Burton funds m. to lie in state until the st>r- Sa turday on a speed charge. to construct a rest home 1s Pomeroy. Th Re . 0 ld H'ck• . . on vtces. ona ' Cham b er mem be-r De Imar Cana d<'j' Ie d a d 1sruss1on .11 rr· .e t ' · t f d t h · p d WI 0 ICia e. . th e su bJec o a new, mo ern res ume ln omeroy an M R ld bo · · ·te d th e organrza · t'wn to en d orse ·tt. rs eyno rn the m th en mv1 db. th ds was ht r of 8 Canaday said that $375.000 Is - -- --·---··- - -- 1 ra ury. e .aug e available in Hill - Burton funds , the option on Ihe Johnston pro- I late ~~· and Mr~ . .Joseph dG:r~· for construction of such a facil· perty. . ner . e was 8 so prPCPV~I 10 ity and only $70,000 must be A $200 allocation was made death by ~er husband, a H. raised locally. He said the by the Chamber toward Meigs I Reynol?s. 10 1950· rest home, it constructed, ' County's $1000 share ol purchasShe IS survived by a daugh- I I I would be a profit - making tax- ing an advertisement in the I ter. Mrs. Gt>rald rSaral Rupe . l paying t.."'rporation. Canaday Wall Stret>t Journal for OhJo's Middl.eport ; two sons, Edgar. I CO~UMBUS ~u~Il - Chf'ryl added: Appalachia Region . of Middleport , and Gard~er of I Hor.nmg,. p.Mansf~e.ld. remal~1 • . . Atlending were Jack Carsey, ! Lebanon: three grandchildren , ed m c~tiJcal co~dttlon today 1n ' 'Th1s money from H.11l - Bur- \ president; Bob .Jacobs, John eight great grandchildren, a 1Umve.rsJty H?sp1f.al aft• ~n· ton can be g~tten w1thm a ~ William Blaettnar. Jack Kerr, nephew. Horace McElhmne:y, ~er.gmng bram . ~urgf'ry ~or mmatter of da~s . ~f someone wants Ted Downie, Bob Gant, Rev . , Middleport : four niec-es. Mrs. tJUrle5 suffered m a beatmg. r.~ to go after Jt. I HICk Martin, Canaday. Dick! Bessie Railey, Rutland. Mrs. : Al.bert Osborn. 18. Mansfie-ld, l Penitentiary Prospect . Owe-n, Fred LTow, N. B. Myrtle Waters, Zanesvi lle; ,an !~mate on leave from t he The Chamber heard Fred' Compton, Bob Wingett and, Mrs. Fanna Cohen. Providence, Moh1can Honor Camp. . was Crow report the possibility of a two guests. Howard Workman : Rhode Island. and Mrs. Geor· ~eldon ~n open charge by Manspenitenttary bema located m and Mill White. gia McGrothers, columbus. !leld police. Osborne .ha" a .ton& Meigs County, . 1 Burial wJII bt.> in Middleport JUVen.Jle rec~rd, pohct sa1d. NEW FRIG HE JET AmON WASHER ~ - ·- I c ril IS. on the $7S,OOO project. I Cof CSupports rroposal To Bul.ld New Rest Home Buy 0 The Hp.Ject- of Commissioners must provide Icreasing much faster than ! funds tor all election l'OSt~ With j count}' tncome:· G~orge Taythe exception of certain minor lor, Executive Director ol the charges Lo subdiv1sion for Commissioners' Assoc1alion sa1d. , elections he ld In odd-numbered "We have one of the best sy-1 years. stems for handling elections in The Commissioners' Associ a- the nation and we must contintion is askmg that coun!Jes be ually support our state officials reimbursed by the state in the !who are responsible ror the conamount of one dollar for each !stant updating or our election voter voting at an elecllon in Ilaws. We feel that this finanwhich state i!!sues or state can- cia! assistance ts necessary to didates are considered. .• insure the continued quality of "Costs for mandatl?d serv- 1 Ohio's election processes.· Tay- : Jces·, including election~ . fum- ' lor told legislator• 1tudy~ng Hlt 1 ished by the coun11es 1.1re m·, propo~l. I 130 E. 2nd St. ' rost 'I V. D. Edwards Insurance Agency ·;.' the be Issued aboul Marrb JS. and bids will be opened aboul Ap- --.....: ley, H.oddy McDoweli, Lauren Bacall. "LILIES 0' THE FI!LD" SIDNF:Y POITIER, best actor award 1963. Lilla Skala, Stanley Adams. Poitler as the incredible, unforgettable Homer Smith. SUN., MON, TUES. Foil. 28--Mor. 1·2 "1'0 RATHIR Bl RICH" (Technicolor) Sandra nee. Robert Goulet, Andy Williams, Charles Rug. ~e.~. Hermione Gingold, Gene Raymond, Maurice Chevalier. Coloreartaons New Map8 Coming With License Tags Public announcement by· Gov. James A. Rhodes that a new I 1965 Highway Map will soon be available to the public has resulted in a flood of request~ for the map• to the Ohio Department of Highways. 1 Chief distribution of the maps 1 with "The Wonderful World ot 1 Ohio" books wlll he to persons I visiting Oeputy Registrars oi l Motor Vehicles during MarcH I to purchase auto licenses. Those who do not ree<olve a map with \ lh•lr auto licenses are asked to 1 PROMPT DELIVERY AND walt until local distribution ag. I INSTALLATION IN YOUR HOMI encies au announced ia late Marcb. L..-o...-......,;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ., __ I ' ' LATE PHOTOS AT REEDSVILLE- Views looking East and West from the new operations building at the Reedsville high lift, modern dam and locks. Operation crews of the U. S. Corps of Engineers are on hand but it will be two months before the hydraulic systcin is complete at the new 1200 feet and 600 feet locks. Dra~o is presently pulling the coffer dam, which will take about two more montl\s. The. dam wiU be built in three stages, requiring three coffer dams, With about one year to each. See Page 4 for Engtneer Review. ~ .. ··- - - -· ~~~ --· - - I MrS, DOWe}} o·Ies Monday· Crow said he has learned the ' penitentiary would employ 300 to 350 persons and that. conlrary to earlier reports, • ' would he for prisoners deemed capable ot being rehabilitated. 1 Hill cemetery. Friends may ' Officers_ satd Osborne admftcall at the Rawlings Coats Fu· ted_ beatmg the g~rl Monday neral home any ttme after 4 p. · wh1l~ he was a gut>"l m the m . today. . Hornmg home. The youth of· Ifered 11() reason for the booa!mg I but police mdtcated he was due CO VIC wt'll . ~e b:7t,:t :~~d ~::::.br:~~~·~ tion lor the penitentiary in 'l Funeral services for Del- Hear Ashland Meigs County. Crow said " [ Ia M. (Will! Dowell, 63. who · to devote the bulk of Idied at s hospital In Tampa, Oil p am gotng 'den f my civic work toward trying to Fla., February 22 will be held . resi in Harlem ]get ~his penitentiary located at Ewing Chapel Friday at i . Selma Plan Legal Stand In By United Press International Negro leaders at SPlma, Ala., have decided to make a legal rather than physical stand against a state ban on night marches. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made the decision Monday night following a long meeting with attorneys. About 800 Negroes waited in a church, prepared to march If King had so (n FJort'da The Pomeroy lawyer also said r to return to the ramp and s m~ .~:~~~d.~~~ ;a~~ ~~~~~,·:had I Mrs. 1 I William Sisson, I 0 Of Pomeroy Dietl Earlier Monday , King Jed · and degrade our character as 1addressed a rally i F'uneral services for William about 200 Negroes on a march a people. ·• . ; Slm~ay . One of the accused as- .here. ' . . : 2:30 p. m. with burial in the , Orin ~· Atkins , who was elec~· · R1chard Sisson, 10, Pomeroy. to the Dallas County Court· In New York C1ty, extra po- : sassms was captured. John WJIIJam Bl~etnnar. r~ ; Burson Cemetery at Shade. ed president of the Ashland 011 1have been tentatively set for house in Selma in another pro- lice details moved into Harlem · Malcolm's haJf sister, Mrs. ported that an OhiO Umvers1- 1 The Rev . Melvin Alkire will and Refining Co .• last month. l9 a. m. Wednesday at the Sactest of voter registration proce- Monday to avert possible vio- Ella Mae Collins, vowed in Bos· ty geologist 1s making studies officiate. She was preceded In will be the speaker at the Wed· red Heart Church with burial dures. l ienee. There were reports that ton that " he will be avenged." on the p~posed airport site on death by her parents, Mr . and nesday meeting of ~hf' Centr~l in the Sacred Heart Cemetery, While Kittg was meeting with followers of assassinated Negro In Chicago, Black Muslim Ule LewiS Johnston farm at Mrs. Seymour Will: a brother, Ohio Valley Industnal Councal Survivors include his parents, his lawyers Monday night, for- extremist Malcolm X were set- leader Elijah Muhammad said Fore~t Run and also at another 1 Everett ; two sisters Letha in Huntington. Tim and Rose Sis!K>n, a hro. mer Mississippi Gov. Ross Bar· ting up ambush executions for his followers were innocent of location at Flatwoods ~here a : Chaney and Hallie v~n Nest. Tbe m~eting will be held . at IIher, Fred, nd his grnom~ nett told a citizens council Black Muslim leaders they the slaying of Malcolm ~· property owner..has tndicated l She is survived by her hus- 6 .P· m. m the Hotel Fredenck. ther. Pauline Angeletti. Friends meeting in Selma that the goal blame for his death. Mal- whom , muhamm~ . sa ad, he :*auld be wallm& to donate : band, Steven; two sons Eugene wath the Huntlng~n Chamber may call at the Ewing F'uneral of integration was to "diffuse calm X was shot to death by preached war and ~led,, ac-1 8 811te. . 1 of Tampa, and James, Cleve- or Co!f1merce servmg as ~st. Home any ume. 8 aettnar said resulls of the jl&nd: daughter, Irene Dowel!, ordered. Thirty-five carloads of our blood, confuse our minds at least three Negroes while he cording to his preacllillg. Alkm• has been assoctated 8 alate troopers stood ready to Ohio University study would be , Cleveland. two si•ters Lena wlth Ashland Otl smce 1950. D W'lli 70 enloree the ban anoounced soon. He also alated H '1m 'p ,d ~ed He is a graduate ol the Law ana I ams, ' ~ that Franklin Rizer IS lnvesU et an, omeroy an •• a ' . V D' M rl King said, however, he would Grega New Mllfo;d . three School of the Univers1ty or ir· tea on on ay . lead a march just before dusk Wednesday, and that demonatratlona would be held at the Jtol · Montgomery Ala =~In a mlew dsys to tell Go~: George Wallace "we aren't to take it anymore." 1olng 'wallace slapped a ban on IIIBbt marches as a result of a JDardl In Marlon Ala last Thursda night 1n' which 8 Ne0 wai critically shot and 10 ~Injured. .. I 1 1 63 p l•n t s 0 1 Bl0 0 d a k en , Seventy-one persons offered blood Monday at the February Bloodmobile visit to Pomeroy Junior High school !rom whom 63 pints were ace<opted. There were 15 first _ time donors, and S7 pints given 1n replacement. Gallon dollOI'tl were Oretha Snider, William Rizer, Linda ,.u . - * gatmg whether Metgs ~unty b ·oth~r8 Alva and jessie Will ginia, and served in its law Funeral services lor Dana ~ may quality for Federal Bid 10 ~h ol' Pomeroy and Waite; partment until 1956. He is a Williams, 70, wbo died Monda,, construct an airport. ' Wil! · Columbus ' member of the Kentucky and wil! be held at the Ewing ChapGuinther, Don Runnel, Wood- Thr~ gallon donor! were It was md1cated by Blaet· ! •. · 1West Virginia Bar association e1 Tbunday at 2 p m with row Zwilling, Richard Russel!, Cecil Hysell. Mrs. Marjorie ~nar that. Ri_zer has ~btained l er~~t~:. m;~al~:t the ~un. BOOSTERS TO MEET Iburial in lht lamil; lot . II Robert Lindstamer, Grace AI- Pnce, Guy E Gumthor, Char- very satiSiyurg re•ull> from 1. es Y e en. So the Loc d Beetb Groloe Cemetery beside 1 8 len, Paul Carper, Richard les Searles. hiS study 80 far, and there _ap- mg. he ter: wi~ hold a their rean his mother and lather, Mr. ad Neutzllng, Eloise Roush, LW Four gallon donors were Mar- pears to be a good posstbthty Boos . sda Feb ~ Mrs. T. T. Williams. RENCE Wilcoxen. g;.rct McDaniel and Howard E. the proposed Site at Forest WCAL TEMPS lar meetmg hur y, · Surviving Is sister Mn Two gallon donol'll were Floyd IParker. 1 Run wouldd qualify for Feder· , The temperature 10 Pomeroy's II 7:30 p. m. In the Southern Walu Allen Parke....C f.eqdrlcks, Rose Mary Raub,~ FTank Vaughan'~me a al aid. Ibusmess district at 11 :40 a. m. Local H~gh school. All band F'lltuk eaU altho 0r1a Hubbard, Kenneth !m~ alx gallon dooor and ~ Vau·[ The Chamber agreed to ask ' today wao 21 degrees, underlp~ronts are urged to attend to ll!lD ~ 1 "1 .... den, Robwt Va111han. (Continued No Pal•· II) 1Rizer to seek an 11tension oft partly cloudy alties. discuss the band banquet. I -I tw.al ' ... "'"" . . ·~ ..•• ' ' . ·<, ·~ � 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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