http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6445bb92ee90f833463ead021b5926f2.pdf d2534f8f4b49b64022f7754e86aeb49d PDF Text Text ~. . .· . .. .. .. ~-' J .. ' . . . • . . ... . . . ....., , . ••• • ..- ... .. , . ...· .DaDy Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mldaleport, 0 ' Feb. 26, 1965 • - - . Miu Ellen Dutton Carlos D. •/ Ya Wa Te G"s L A f earn sp;c, $ . Of Baby Stttmg Henry o/ AmesviUeDie~ presbytenans • Are ln_vited to Mr•.Stanlry Smith isParty Host For Mainly Abouf 1 I Peop e n ~ Pomeroy ~ \' Carlo; D Henry, • resident Mrs. OriS Smith entertamed of Amesville, Athens County, With a Stanley Party Wedn;_s 1 d1ed Wednesday at the age of day afternoon l:ll her home Ea- \ ' Ellen Dutton freshman at ' I 05 M H father of Mrs The Ya Wo Te Camp Fire d Mrs Jack Kelly ol Denison Umvers1ty Granville, ! """ · ~atnc~ ~~;y, had rna n~ Girls of Racme meeting recent0 gl~~~ 8 demonstratiOn bv C<~~m:uns were guests Lht' pas' was . amon~ 194 women 1mt1al- 1 I ~rs Charles. McNamee re· fnend!S m this community, hav- ly at the Racme BapU.1t Omrch 1 Mrs Richard Campbell, games weekend of their parents, Mr. ed mto nme na!1onal soronty cel\'ed many fnends and re\a- lng VISited here many times. had the first lesson of six of-41 1 .Presbyterlana m Meigs and wer~ Ia ed and prizes award •and Mr~ Everett 0a1le~·- Anne chapters there lasl weekend I Ernest Thomas of Amesville ItiVt'S at her home Wednesday I Funeral services will be held I ~hi~ Care Course presented by i M&IOII ..»unties are Invited to ed thep wroners. Mrs Arvll Hoi· St and Mr and Mrs Marvin Daughtt>r of M• and Mrs. I 15 a patient at Mount St Mary's II obst"rvanr-t' of her 90th bir~h- ~aturday at 2 P m rrom the eU' guard.llln, Mrs. Mary E. I the lSOth anniversary observ- t on the door prize. A des- Ke,ll'l M•ddleport Dale M Dutton 365 South Fifth , Huspttal m Nelsunvill~ . room day anmv~:rslir~ A chicken dm- Amesville Presllytenan church. UrtiS Th~ learn the aspects : ance ol the Gall~polit~~ fi'lrst ~~t wcourse was served by the Mf ond Mr~ E~¥erett Oatley etreet, Middleporl she IS a 1316 He Is the son of Mr and I ner was served <tl noon to the Fnends mav call at the Jagers I of baby-sit~tng. I United Presbyterian Church h t to Mrs. Holter, Mrs lretumed home Tuesda)' evf'n· member of PI Beta Phi soror· Mrs. John l'homas, Elm·St M•d· honored guest and ht'r daugh- and Sun Funeral Home m Ath- The president, Brenda Brad- March 13-15. T~~e PIJIJins, Mrs. Robert mg after spendmg a couple of 1ty Miss Out!on \\as gradu_at· die rt He lS recovermg from ter, Mrs Fern BrJdbur_;- . her rns toda from 2-5 pm and ford, opened the meeting aud l I J hn Rose Jr 'd<:tvs m Columbus ed from M•ddlt-rort H , ma~r surgery. granddaughter, \1rs Charles 7-9 ,p m ~nd unti-l noon Satur- the p~edge of allegiance wasled l GU ;rn~g to ;ear~\ ~tr :;;uthP.n!s~l B:ntz Jr' Mrs itrs. Rolland Neutzhng was School m 1964 A~a Bradbury, and her great , by Lmda Grindstaff Reports , . aw ns, ew or y, s. . S anle ·ttor Columbw~ Tue"d.a). Mrs John Chancey was granddaughter. Mary Bradbury da) were made and a bake sale was moderator of the Genera) As- Robert Ritchie, Mrs tell YIa h VIS was 10arcompamed b) ber called home from West Palm 1 Others attending the dmner discussed for a later date. Also sembly of the Uni~ Presbyter-- Trussell and Mrs Campb · ~a~ hter-m·law Mrs Wtlllam Beach, Fla, due to !he sudden were ladles of the D or A lodge, discussed was an "Award Jan Church ln the ltnitod Stat.. N fling of La~caste.r. death or her brother, H oyt Erna Jesse, Kate Goodwm, Night" to be held with the Ra- of Amerlco, they ahould ~ake ·~: and Mrs. Nathan B1ggs Rames of Charleston, w Va. Lelart, w. va. Edna Reibel, 0 cine Boy Scouts on March 26th. reservations. Dr. Hawkins adand daughter, Sharon, were busMrs Chancey came by plane ' Lottle Cohen, Rudy Erb, Swm"l • The meeti!'l8 was closed with dress will be at 8 p.m. MNay, / f f iness visitors m Gallipolis on from Flonda where iF'JScher. Mornmg Star; F'rea Valentine Party when refresh- March 15the exact !50th birth$ OS 0 Wednesday. E. M•in 51. she us VISiting With her son da Smith and Elsie Smith, Mae R tla d High school band ments of candy, nuts, cup Cllkes day ol thiS church. Tickets for Mr Cleland H'"es returned and farrnly , Mr and Mrs .Rog- Reitmlre, New Haven, W Va; stu:ent~ who are entere<' m the decorated with each girl's name ~e 6:30 p.m. dinner that day homes. Wednesday from Holu!r e1 Chancey and family . F~ner- 1 F'rankle Mumaw, Syracuse.! Otstncl :Slllo contrst al Athens o~ them, potato chips, and kool- m the Washington elementary The Rock Springs Homemak- Hos ita I. · serv1ce.:s were conducted fues· Mrs A A Yuung Eima S t d M h 6 wdl pre- a1d were enjoyed by Nancy school cafeterla will reserve ers Club rpet Wednesday at the P ----day m Charleston. Hughes. and Nett•~ Hayes. 's:ntura a;~cita~r~n the h 1g h Bentz, Brenda Bradford, Laur~ seats In the church .Aanctuary home of Mrs. Wil1ia~ Grueser for EASTER M R H ddleston of Mar· Callmg during the day were school on March 2 at 7 p.m. el Cairns, Sue Curtis. Linda for the 8 p.m. meettng. for an all day meeting. lett;· IS ~~s•h~ at the home ot i Bertha Nichols .. Evelyn Lewis, Baud l Direc1or Ralph Jarvis Grind.staff, Jane John.son, Ann ReservaUon.s are not needed Mrs. ~rge Sklnn~r conduct• Limited Time Only! his daughter and family, the Mrs Rert BO<ilmer, E~h~l mv•les the public. Admission js l Mcf: hntock, Joy Tbe1ss. for the other two days, the ed a bustness !reSSSIOO in the R d Mrs Donald Boone Wheeler of Racme; V•rgm1a freP . 0 I d forenoon and plans were made TI R Jolly Neighbors 1tha Yost and their guardian, March 13. tour of the 1 e". an · and David Thorne, Minersville ; Mrs . C. I These students will partici- t Mrs. Curtis. French C1ty, and the dramatic for Achievement Day on March If acne F b at the and chJidren, Jeanne · H w1se Jr. waverly; Mrs. pate Suzie Parker Sabra Camtpresentation of the church his- 31. Pennies for Friendship were 4-H clu~ met 0 \ ~ 13 'd . s ;'J• in Phi Betti Pili '': I I Mrs. McNamee Receives Many • hd ay On Her 8Iff ' Around And Ab t • OU Middleport H Md ear I Band Students T Present Recital Tuesday PORTRAIT SPECIAL • P'llr .... . . . . . ........ iliP at-e. 1ft ...... If . ... 1Dcma•llll d 1 h 1 .....,. at y _ _ ______________________ ___ Ill po,.u.lllto ~- e .•It~,,fr ) ,, G ,1,611 U. if !HI 111lr/ o! I I 4HClubNews I' I 1 K•'rnf's, Mr and Mrs. VMic lday,' Ch~ster King,' Julia Lucas, lory, the reception, and lhe colJected. .. ~e fin~cial re:rt :e~~~ C~':r~ · Mr: aN~:~:r born, M1ch visited recently Hannahs, Pomeroy; Mrs .. E. . Beverly Thompson, Debra TurnMarch 14 worship !ferv1ce a1 of_ the c1LW w~s giVen. rs. raw The meetw•th Mr and Mrs. Ernest Lal- Wood and Mrs. E. 0. fewks· ! er Debbie Sheets James White 10:30 a.m., and the Sunday Clifford Leifheit was selected and Mrs. MeG ·d b __ -. came w1t. I1 Mr. and bary. . . M1der. . or erMembers Y pr-~ l.ance. She . Martha Southern. .Terne evemng service to recogn Ize as the n~w Counc ll member for lng . was called toErvin ~·Irs. "''lorns Thompson from Mrs McNamee also received Sandy Turkery and Sandra Mil_l former pastors. the commg year. Id~nt, Rhonda . · Cleveland, who visited Wilh Mr. three decorated cakes from Mrs.: ler . I Dr. Hawkins, the fll"st Negro A potluck dinner was served Said pledges. . Mm~e: Sh~~rt and Mrs. Paul Winn. Freda Snnlh, Mrs. Rhodes and! Accompanists for the sol01sts The Ladies Auxiliary of the tl.. hold the position of national at noon with Mrs. Amos Leon-~ re~d by VICe presld n ~ Mrs. Estella Walburn is Mrs. Vic Hannahs She receiv·l will fw Salm1 Canaday and Deb-: Racine American Legion Unit moderator, will have as his sub- ard asking grace. In the after- Ne~.gler and dues we~e co11 ~ spcndmg several days m Crooks-led many lovely gifls and 92 hie SmJth. No. 60:2 met m the Post Home ject, "From This Time On." ooon, Mrs. Leonard s~ke on ed by Treasurer ~ar ~ r: I , vtl!e w1th her daughter, Mrs. b1rthday ca~ds a.nd ~ tel_egrami Tue.'tday, Feb. Z3, at 7:30 p.m. Those who will attend the "~ursing Care of the Sick and Graw. Members dtscu~: s:rvi Herbert Riggs. from her mece m \-\ashmgton, • The president, Mrs. Eugene sesquicentennial banquet and InJured." jects. Re:reshmeots w Renee Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Angelma CampbelL ' Holler, presided, opening the the Dr. H•wkins meeting March Attending were the above and ed by Rita SalBar an: was Bradford and daughter, Ga1l, She also received telephone . I meetmg in nlualislic form. If should send their reserva- Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mrs. Ho- Burke. Recreation f~ N XI 1 of Columbus, spent the week- calls from Cora Hutton, Mabel I Members who had written in tions to the chairman of the in~ mer Radford, Mrs. Raymond plan~ed b~ .Rtta Sa :r. hell end With his mother , Mrs. Wil- l Bearhs. Mrs Laura Bradbury .~ and received letters in regard I vilations--reservations commit-- Cole and Mrs. Lewis Gruese~ meetmg Will be held photographs ham Bradford. Lill}' Hauck, Charles Cohen and I to closing Veterans hospitals tee_ Mrs. John L. Evans, 619 at the home of Rita Sa · Mrs. Albert Roush is reco\'- Li7.zte Campbell. Mrs McNa- he drama of the unfolding : were discussed. Second Avenue, Galllpolls, Ohlo, telephone 446-1441 or 446-1030 be- Reporter's Name Renee of you and or fore March 8. Burke. enng from maJor surgery per- mee enjoys her many friends ,of the creation or the world I Delegates to Girls State nam- 45&31, or at the church 1formed at Holzer Hospital re- who remember her each year ,and man was continued in the ed were Marjorie Holter and your child cently and 1s now at her home. and is looking forward content-j study ?f Genesis by the Aft:r· Sharon Theiss, dtlegates, while Mrs. Dale Mourmng and Mr. edly to another milest_one m noon Ctrc;e of Heath Method1st alternates are Nancy Ross and only Mrs. William Nelson and her long and vigorous hfe. Church 1hurs~ay afternoon l:lt l Pam Sylvester. the church. MISS Bess Sanborn, Two chairmen gave their rechildren, Pat. Peg, Steven and J. D. Story, were recent guests chairman, con~ucl~ ~he meet- ports, Mrs. Margaret Houda· , of Mr. Hnd Mrs. James Mourning,' opened Wit~ Slngmg the I shell on National Security, and ing and children Dale and Ju· ' theme hymn. This Is My . Mrs Leara Young on Amerllie of Columbus.' . , ~ather'~ World '' yit~ Mrs. _c.! cani.sm. Visiting Monday w1lh Mr. : If S · Hennesy at the piano. Miss I Refreshments were •erved and Mrs. Ernest Lallance were ~anbor~J' gavt. a medltatmn . en.: and a social hour enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDow0 tilled Chnsllamty Umty ell and daughter, Debra of Coand also read ~cnpture. lumbus. Plans were made to spon- 1 Mrs. M. L. _french presented [ Junior Group Meets =;o......-........._ _ _ __....., sor two Middleport g1rls lo the study top1c, "Man an d l , Buckeye c.-Is' Stale in June His World," taken from the tth Garden Club i the Auxiliary to Feeney • Book of Ge~esis in which she I The Winding Trail Garden Post, Amencan LegiOn told of Man s encotuiter with I club entertamed the Jumoc I evemng at the Leilon evil. The author spoke of tbe ' Wlnding Trail Therapy club Hall. "freedom of choice'' as God's ·~Monday after 1chool. [ Mrs. Don Roach, past pr.. ~ gift to mankind and of his -Mrs. Charles Lewis, Jwilor · dent, presided in the absence Iseparation from God. 1 club advisor, spoke on the ac-LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM and DINING FURNITURE ON of the president, Mrs. Albert During the business meeting 1tlvities of the club and the jun· Roush, who is recuperating I the circle voted to pay for 1 ior group played games. ReTHE 3RD FLOOR ••• from surgery. Plans. were I?ade fire extinguishers _In the church. freshrnents of cookies in shape for the annual Legmn anmver- Mrs. M1\rJred Ze1gler reported 1 of hatchets, ice cream, pop were sary din~er March 16, _at 6 30 11 that 43 valentine boxes were 1 served by Mrs. Carl Will, Mrs, KITCHEN FURNITURE end APPLIANCES ON THE 2ND p. m. with the committee in 1prepared and taken to s_hu~-ins i Allard Pratt, Mrs. John Terrell 1charge to be the same as for land also to the county mftrm- , and Mrs. Lew.ia. Favors were FLOOR ••• . the last dinner, . ~ .1ry, _children's home, and both l candy hatchets. Napki.nJ car· 1 The group voted a donation hosp1t.als. I ried out the patriotic theme. to the heart fund and votOO to Thank you notes were read I MANY BARGAINS IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT, Isponsor two Middleport High from the Dowson family, Mary School girls and two •llernaleo Wingett and Miss Norma Grant I Birtlulay Observed READY TO WEAR and FLOOR COVERING DEPARTMENTS to the Buckeye Girls' State. who also sent a donation tol • • leclions are to be made at the the circle. The meeting was AtC1rcle Meetmg next meeting and any closed with the benediction. Re-I MISs Anna Durst celebrated ON THE 2ND FLOOR •• , having a girl as a freshments carrying out the her bll'thday Thursday when the See the local automobile s'-n~Diid for a for !he honor may attend Washingron theme were served! Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the meetiog _ A report was by the hostesses, Mrs_ David ! Federated church met at the wide choice of attractive 1110dels-and see AND ON THE MAIN FLOOR MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR, on Lhe Americamsm Entsminger, Mrs. M, E. Dow-1church, for an all day quilting. us for the "wherewithal" at attractive loan l l•iven last week at tbe son and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd. 1 A potluck dlnner was served HOME FURNISHINGS, DRY GOODS, LINGERIE, cost and on allractive tatms. Baptist Church. I at noon to Miss Darst, Mrs. IIw•ent ro the dinlng room for SON IS BORN Ben Neulzling, Mrs. Adam El>COSMETICS, CAMERA DEPARTMENT, HOSIERY and f•·est1ments following the Mr. and Mrs. James K. Dll- • ersbach, Mrs. Theodore Mora, ing. cher (Deanne Lindsey) of Co-~ Mrs. Carrie Grueser, Mrs. Otho INFANTS WEAR ••• •==~;;;;;;;.;;.;===.I Jumbus are announcing the Murray, Mrs. Louis Reibel, :r birth of their first child a I Mrs. Clara Karr' Mrs. w- K. son, James Rhett, Feb. 16: at 1 Kautz, Mrs. Clar~nce MasiiBI' Your Savings Will Earn 4o/o Interest Mt. Carmel Hospital. He weigh- and Mrs. Carl Sh!elds. Effeclive March 15, 1965 ed 7 lbs., 15 oz. Grandparents Pomoror, Ohio MEETING CANCELLED are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dilcher of Columbus and Mr. and The Past Matron's Club of Mrs. Alfred Lindsey of Evangeline Chapter, OES, of TONIGHT & SATURDAY Albany. Great grandparents are Middleport have cancelled the "SHOCK TREATMENT" Stuart Whitman, Carol Lyn- Mrs. James Clark, Mr. Gar potluck dinner scheduled for ley, Roddy McDoweU, Lauren Cheadle and Earl Dilcher all tonight at the Maaonlc Temple Bacall. 01 Albany_ ' "LILIES OF THE FIELD" because of the weath~er~.iiii~~~~~~~ SIDNEY POITIER, best actor award 1963, Lilia Skala, Stanley Adams. Poltier aa the incredible, unforaettable Homer Smith. Sening ~I rigs County for over 93 years Mrs Clara Dligard of Dear-~ E.lsie Delegates fO Gl'r/s' State A A ecJ re nnounc . .," 111rlll"l': " 11'1 ' 1 . 1 Creation Drama Contl'nued .n c,·rcle Stud,'es 1 9 ,s::. ' 1 9.95 Save! Saturday! Auxiliary will S 2G• / ponsor T State Event - w 1 Do you aeed CASH Ia order I 1 a spaakiag aew CAB? 1 . SATURDAY, TIME TO SAVE! MEIGS THEATRE Elberfelds In Pomeroy End of the Month Sale ~~* POMEROY W, NATIONAL BANK VISIT THE DODGE BOYS NOW FOR A BIG, BIG DEAL SUN,. MON. TUES. RUTLAND POMEROY MemlJrr Federal Reserve System Memhrr Ferleral Depos\tlnsuronce Corporation Fob, 28--Mar. l-2 "I'D RATHER BE RICH" (Technlcolor) Sandra Dee, Robert Goulet, Andy Williams, Char1es Rug ges, Hermione Gingold, Cnme Raymond, Maurice Chevalier. Cotarc•rtoona DODGE COMES ON BIG FOR ON A. 65 D-ODGB ' 1965 DODGE CQRONET 4 DOOR STATION WAGON Tl• P\.Af.ATl U PG lllO..,... ll':l, rr>O<f P•C hHe 11"1111 11•1Y. f't"te•5'0'1 malted 14 .000 I'OtthorlrOI'I· te,lo;hiiSSoi w•l" " tl<l ..... ptiOUIId $!... 23.000 ..olt j:ntrlloo<JIIfttd Nlfaonlal ctl•ni•. Pre·Mt YHf t;.,. tuo"'a. SIIIIIIOnd WMII·&!\111 peturl hlb4:. Qn"'" trinyl 011 !lim, tepo~r'fd ....._. construc·uon St•ell.oond w+de-anpt LltW lillokt. ~ Gr 1IHW ""*"' PRICED FROM $99.95 to $199.95 - 11" to 23" R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. BAKER FURNITURE Dodge-Dodge Dart-Lancer Middleport S. Second & Mill St. ~ Wlllnul 01 ~ GC:ID. ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. :J: I ,'11:, I. .'"" u .•• , ' BUS STOP - Albert Ginther, manager of the LaSalle Hotel, poses beside a sign i ,....... , . , ,, ,. ,., . . that bas been erected to inform residents Greyhound Bus Service will be provided 1. from the Middleport hotel beginning Monday. Express del very will also be handled . , : ·'· through employees at the hotel. Buses from the Greyhounds Lines scheduled to stop in Middleport are the 8:51 a.m. and 7:04 p.m. to Huntington and 6:37 and 1:07 , p.m. buses to Parkersburg and Pittsburgh. The bus service was obtained through : efforiJ of the Middleport C of C. - Sentinel Photo. I Elberfelds Store Wide End of the Month Sale 1 TO BUT ' 'I I 1965 DODGE POlARA 4 DOOR HARDTOP ~· 'I ~ 1 ' -1,. . \,,, "''' ''lt,, --------------------:-: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:-~~ ~ ~~ lu ~ NO. 269 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO .....__ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1965 ·,, "'~l Mrs. rueser H ess HomemakerS club I' I ... ..... " 11M eotJ. Callfonda bu 11!1a117 ;ij;,i-Qeed tf Now York eratOf I ( GRQVERJS STUDIO YOU kNOW' the ioRLD ,. " ' ·" .. . ' .~ .., ~' FIVE CENTS �• \'.Basketball Tourney Action Scenes II Purchases are 1 Panthers, Southern Tornadoes Meet IMuhammed to Appear Approved by P• T• 0• UDl't I By STANLEY scorr lJDited Prt•ss International If the pohr t> ('a n't to tl we Clln put I drl "CC Wilfre-d X , tol d the ronv t>nllon h. I ;;a :Ill \ Fnda y t hat Ma lcolm was t he pu Defeat Middleport 72-59 At Rutland; Meet Southern r, Stvera l )J\Jr"rha~f'~ rdr thf' lm CHICAGO ( UPI J ~ Black MUll· uctlm ol his own · re<> kless- stop 10 11 d spea-Jng twht~d prov(>ment £if the school were I hm Jeader EhJah Muhammad. ness." by bre.alu.ng away from 1 Muhamma ' d Karatt"11111 , · a protef'ttve approved "'by t he Harn sonv tII e 1 who said hts enemtes are " out t he Mus 11m move ment od rdt !I 1 1 d he p T 0 Tuesday enning at the to kill tne .. was to appear m Malcolm X was also assailed tra1rPd ~ d'~r ;ssa,.~mat wn school PurchasBS apprcw£0d public for thl second Jav today were readmg etrcle bookt m the under heavy prott>ellon ol peramount ot $100 phome charts stonal bod yguards and city poand stands at a cost of $60. two 1 , dozen f1lm strips , and dona tton tee. The 67-year-old sf"'f...tyled of $20 to the school lunehroom 1" mPSsenger of Allah" was exprogram and· $10 to the book· ' ected to stay in the beckmbtle umt were made. I ~round tor today 's artlvlttn- of Paymen1 of $73 38 an a tape the Muslim NJnventlon and give recorder was approved follow- th tl"ght t heavyweigbt mg Jo Starcher's report of $441 · c:a~~n' Cas,:s Clay, a Block 20 m the Jreasury Plano were M 11 P hi 11 ;:d~h:o f~~~:JJ"~oom"n!.:"i.; ~:.; h.Ja brother, Ru- b~ MuhtHTiad at vartoo!l times wac: mar P Black Mus lim durmg the frtHI Black Mush and tllat the wt>re 't.argels if...ader'l speech fi'rJday m wttich places of worsh1P he characterized his one • time for dest ruct ton 1 pro1PC disciple a:. an enemy whc "cr I· " It' 1 up , to ~ou ator ned hu ticized, criticized and got what your1elves he w ne preached " fatthful d In a speech that lasted more "I have been rejected ~n than two houra, Muhammad now after all my ~~ff't mg ~a~ vowed that he would not let are out to k1ll me, Mu anybody "destroy" the black mad said .. If I am shot down tupremecy oect He brought or cut down a! any minute, cl".eers from hlo followero when 1you also are cut down" ~!\kmves as a fun 2.Da1ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., _F'eb. 27, 1985 1 1 bo;.:• ral!ing pro- : ~~P~etw~';!!::~ ~ ~:=~~~~ Introduced at the meeu 111 wao Clay Is affiliated "ith the sect Don Stlven of Middleport, new under the name of Muhammad fourth grS:de teacher. Ah. Hla brother uses the name The program mcluded a ploy i Raham,an Ah. presented by fifth grade atu· Another pair of famous broth· dents Including Nancy Dlicon, ers. the two surviving brothers Rex Vance, Steven Stanley Jan- of slam Malcolm X. lndlcaled • et Reeves, Fred Jones, Doanna the) would remain at the COli· Blackwood. Ethel Morns and I ventlon and would not atteod Kenneth McCune their brother's funeral today In A ftlm on the "Plan for Ed· New York •· ucatlon" program being promo!· The brothers, Philbert X and ed by the Ohk> Education Assn. was shown ey Eugeno campbell, prirc1pal The atteodance award was won by the fifth grade. Refreshments wer~ ,.,.. ved by the mothen of the lffth grade 7UU IS 1 0 "'''"""'·'"I Convocation in 1Ill££ , S et ·J -L For Jan. 2't-.. 26 , prVI.Ie Contlnue · · The 1966 Ohio Pastors' ConInt0 Wreck fjJl' vocation will be held .l'tm. 24 · ' 26 on the theme Church 1 "The A ·: · MUlherry v ' and World CommWliCate," according to the Rev. Nyle Borden who represented Gallla and Meigs Counttts Ministerial as"'elations Fl'lday In Colulnbuo at a meeting of the planning committee. Speakers who have commit· ted themselves are Dr Albert Outler, Carl Marney, L{'()nard Small, and Bishop Alton. who will be !!peaking for the Town and Country Department. Anllclpated speakers al'< Dr. E. Stanley Jones, Dr. Felton G. Clark tPre~!dent of the Sou- COLUMBUS (UPI) A1 lfrs deputies and FBI agents In one 1 ·bondlt held up a branch bank pursuit, Glover ran Into an a . and wounded four low officers ley and barricaded himself In a Friday before he died In a hall garage behind a home of bu11 eta. OU!cera d surrounded ed bulletsthe Intogar11. The dead holdup man was age an pour . tantallvely Identified as Lt. Norman Foland, despite 1 Leonard Glover, 43, Cincinnati. wound In the leg, k1lled Glover Franklin County Coroner Dr. wtth a blast In the lace Robert Ev8111 said Glover died Also Injured were Patrolman of "multiple gunshot wounds." Jim Roy, 36; Patrolman Tom 'He was pretty badly shot F. Brandl, Z3 and Deputy Sher· up," Evons IBid. Iff Fred M. Miller, 34. Brandt The three city parolmen and wu treated and released, the one deputy sheriff were all others were held for treatment. wounded but not serloualy, In Glover was tentatively ldenll· a runn~ gun battle between fled from a bank deposit slip Glover and more than 100 offl· on his body aod tho resiotra· cers. lion In the car. The robbery netted between ----$3.000 and $4,1100, all of I was recovered. It was tB from the Westgate branch City National Bank on the city's (Continue.: From Page I) west s1de. of my speeches will be here Ill Police said Glover walked Into Ohio. I've turned down several the bank and demanded that a invitations to speak outside the teller place all her money In a wadded-up shopping bag he stale '' w~:! I I Ll'censes go 0 SaIe M l Sewi'ng Lamm'ated and Bonded Fabri'cs Bri"ng New Expen'ence I br .AT TAX TIME r-.• White Paper l tn THE DAILY· SENTINEL I 1 1 .t': tga::'" •• ;:a U.::*':::l P' ,, _ ... _••• • • - • .!...--- ' c,,unter 1 1 I 1 Ga llz·a' nua n nan rJl_.n ce .l • " Et•zmzna • ted f...,anm rJl t .l ournamen 1 To rth I 11 I ( afti!tt MeKetvilf' I UPI BrJ"efs Ro;::: umph in their opening game of Sectional Tournament action with an impressive 66-37 win over K:raer Cl£1f. ~ Friday night at Rutland • Coach Craynor Slone's boys now will battle a 1~ rlva~ the Pomeroy Purple Panthert!, at 8 p .m. tonight aecond half to defeat Car1hage- hll 00 flvo field goals and three Belpre Is 1 p m. for the championship and right to advance into district Troy ll2r49. foul obots for 13 pomts. Belpre 13 28 44 112 plt:tth!'~.I~~- a -6 overall record, grabbed earif 13 811 E10tern bad Utile trouble BELPRE GAME c.T IS 29 36 49 all tit WUUling 1111 first tournament Belpro - Loe 6-3-IS, Nelson first period lead and was 1D the driver's seat e ...,.,, match The Golden Eagles were trail- 142, Dyer 9-6-24 . South 3-1-7, The only time that lhe Bobcats were on top was wbi!f!li. The Eagles bad 1 12-5 lead lng 29-28 at halftime but caught Johnson 4-t-9, Sne1gle 6-S-5. To- Lanny ""'o •1 sank a foul shot to make the score 8-2 at the eod o1 the first period fire In the third quarter to de- Ia~ 23-1.6-62. two minutes had elapsed in the first quarter. "· and was never ID any trouble. feat carthage-Troy bandily. C-T - ElliS 6-S-17, Chapman Kyger Creek stayed close on ed-tbat up, Norrlo, Eastern held a 2tH3 margin at Once m the first half Belpre 4+9, Null 2-U, B. Mollohan 2r the he•ls of Southern unul I1Ie and Jack Bostick acored back· tntermlSIIIOn and was leading trailed by 10 pomil. Carthage ~. Kapple 1-H, P Mollohan begmnmg of the second quar· to-beck field goail 18 Jive b 48-27 when tho third quarter end- wu leading 15-13 when the first 142, Mullens O.l-1, Hopkms I· ter when Larry Pnce, \larvm th•rn a gigantiC 42-17 lead. ed penod closed and 29-28 at mter - 2.-4 Totalt 17·15-49 McKelvey and B1ll Baer all bit Duncan, oenior •barplboal1 Charles Kmght and Ken Har- missiOn, but Belpre had the lead Eastern 12 28 48 62 field goals ond Norman Norr1s er for the Kyger Creek aqua4, tung pated the Eagles by shar- a' 44-36 shy the t'nd of lhe lhtrd R·C 5 13 27 39 tossed m a chanty toss Lo gtve found the range late m the third mg scormg honors with l8 pomls stanza. Eastern Kmght 8-2-18. the Tornadoe~ <4 25-9 advan- quarter and hJt for four fleld each Both Eastern players h1t 1 Belpre's Dyer was the lead- Cru1se 4-2 10. Caldwell 2-1-3, tage goals and a free throw duro on etght field goals and a pa1r l mg pomt-getter as he talhed Spencer 2-1-5, Badgley 142, f th mg the last two minutes ol t.bl ,· of free throws. The only other 24 p!)lnts Lee also htl· m dou- Hartung 8-2-18 Holsmger 1-6-2, 0dver 1ve mmu had1esbeo1 e seced pemMI on enb p1ay · . Eastern player m double ft- ble figures for the Eagles With Koblentz 1·0-2 Totals 27-8-62 bef quarter Phil Consistently a sconng paceo 1W O-j.Xl!n 1er y . Orf' agave gures wa1 forward 1' heron 15 pomts Eilts !ltd Carthage 1 R·C - Mern ck 448 , E. Duncun KC its ftrst fi eld setter for the Bobcats, Duncaa 1Brown 1-0 2, r.off 0-2-2, Carter I oa l of the penod Duncan's didn 't disappomt anyone as hi Cru1se wtth 10 f)(Hnts w1th 17. Howell was the leadmg scor· Game hme for the contest 14-+12, J Brown 0-2-2, How~clJ gurket made the score 27-lt 1ended the evening with 18 mar• er weapon for the losers as he tontght between Eastern and ..-3-13 Totals 1411·39 \The only other baske for the ers on nme buckets and • abar--- - - - - Bobcats that quarter was an· Jty toss. Illes and • jumper for • safe With It points and Simpson with 7\ 11 {all m the second half) made '~ ~ Soph George Sauer closed the the Panthers chck. gap to 31-25 with two free throws On the other hand, the Jack~ by halftime ets' Moore was held to 10 Opening the eecond half Da- pomts, one of hiS lower prorlucvid Eskew and Buddy Moore lions Stobart was h1gb with 18. • V tro.ded outside field goals for Wallace, a senior playmg h1s 33-27 but Smtth popped one m last game. made tt probably . hts Two Gallia County cage 1all·reserve line-up. 1 chargers then caught tire, as for 35o-27. Then Moore hit a. best. HI.S 1 pomts - three fteld teams, North Galha and Han· The Vik,ngs enJoyed a 23 Ftggms, btg Gary Malone and gam for 3S.29, and Stobart hit goals on tlp~ms - tied Moore nan Trace, were ousted Friday pomt fourth period Mark Cofer sparked the team a JUmper and added two free for ser-ond high ntght m Class A sectional play Hardy, Gary Cnswell, Ever- to 49-33 lead going mto the fithrows for 3S.33. It looked like 811! Davts, the Jackets' 6-3 .at Southwestern ett Martm, and John Thomp- nal eight mmutes of acuon a new game. Soph post man his th1rd foul Coach Gary Mrnton·s Ptrites eon were the main poml-getters Blackfork conlmued to drtve 'ftlts time it was Bl'uce midway in the second quarter lost to Symmes Valley, 72-52, m that final surge. and Coach George Evans empStmpson who sent the Panthers and had to sit out periodically and Coach George Evans's Skid d Lo tted his bench with •·u. reon thelr way agam with a 15 thereafter, replaced by I. 2 Wildcats winners of the Galha more an Nat gan were I marnmg m the contest. foot jumper and a free throw Freshman Bernard Lyons. Da- co tou;nament, was defeated North Galha chJef scorers . for 311-33, Eskew hit agaill, and VIS OX!ted for good with 2 59 ( 70.43 by Decatur-Washington. The Pll'ales played excellent Substitutes Dale How~n. Har50 did Jewell. The Panthers led left m the game . ball despite the loss of five , ry Hutchmson, and Mike ~a~ 42 _33 It was the last serious The Panthers were sharp Wtth Semor Gary Callihan varsity •. starters. The ftve, lone ;hen l.ed the ~~ac~ork five thre~t the Jackets mounted from the field, hitting 24 of 49 lel'ldmg .the way No~th Gall18 Dan Chick, ~ason Peck, Clyde to a 1 pomt four I anza. With 4.05 left m the !mal er- for 49 per cent and gelling 39 Jumped mto a 16-11 fll'lll peTiod Sm1th, Ronmo Twyman, and The Bobcats sank 27 . of 62 h · bo d ~7 bo ds Middleport hit 20 of lead in the openmg game of Ralph Taylor were supended shots for 44 per cent while the bu.! ~i~ s~~ore ~u~~ four ~ fourn 33· ~ cent and got only the evemng. , from the team for dtsc1plinary cold Wildcats hit 16 of 16 thots p IJII" f bo nds Wallace led with L1tUe Tom Hardy, the game 1 actiOns for 24 per cent 29 but Simpson produced our re u · leadmg scorer with '-S points Shootmg-wise both teams con- The Wildcats canned 11 of 21 10 quick pomts ond ~_!'m then on 'fh 1 1 . 1 led gall)e pro- started pumpmg them In fro~ necled for 39 per cent North foul shots wh1le Blackfork hll the Panth~rs pu . ~ away. l e ou-m es ts the side and Symmes Valley Galha hit 14 of 23 free throws 16 of 28 31 -23 lead c!: i~url~~tg r:::'~~~p...t:r:8; ~~~e~a:~e:~~il t~o; ~~~~':.: ;::e h = ~~~~ 1D take ;h~~le~;18Vikmgs sank Wlth the Jackets down by roy of ~· . Guns for North The P~rates held a 24: By quarte s. ~ wIth spoi•Ier BeIpre Ill• Tournament 1 - Pomeroy pollee todaY.; eonti~ ued lnvestlgollon of a skip accident Friday at tO ~ p m. on Mulberry-ave. Police said Douglas . ~ler, 22. Pomeroy, has been ~ged with excesslllt speed for rood condition• and leavmg the threw at her. Wh1le the robbery ASHTABULA, OIDO-FJRE, acene of 811 acr!Jdent. $M'Ill"'a waa taking place, an alert descnbed as th1s c1ty'1 worst car wem Qut of cotrol, atruck manager waa ablt> to notify ever, ravaged a downtown area I parked 'o•r •. ad thea rampohce. l'fldoy causing an estimate $1 med into the Atkins Hatchery Glover allegedly grabbed the to $1 5 million. building. money and ran to h1s car, A Painesville photographer parked In a lot outside the died of a heart attack at the Seyler drovo his heavily t~ern 1 U~ve~~t~' Ba!o~ damaged car over Children'! a.t. s"hr1"P Jaym " 8• Jd In bank. But the car would not scene and 23 guest• were eva<> H h 11 be\' h . gen ver, ames a w • 1 orne 1 ore .e was put Ut Dr Norseton !Orgamzer and 1 start. uated from a hotel damaged in custody, pollee sa1d. suP.,rvi<or of tile lnslllute for He then pushed it out onto the blaze. The fire, believed Alcoholics, Chicago), and Mrs. the street. where an unsuspect· started by on exploding fum· Rutland Firemen , Margaret Meade Anthropolo- In~ motonst offered to push ace at the rear of a bar, swept Ip gist. ' hun. At that moment, squad northward on Mam Avenue . ut Out Blaze 1 Several colleges have been In· cars arrived and officero shout· through the Ashtabula Wine I Rutland firemen quickly eX· vited to provide chorusos for ed a warrung to the motorist, Shoppe, a state bquor store and --- ~ tlngulshed a blaze Friday eve- entertainment. It also Ia hoped who backed off. the Penny Furniture Co. nlng at the home or Roy l!llil that one of !he dramat1c clubs Glover began to run, firing may present a drama In keet>- w1th a carbine he carried with THE MIDWEST AND SOUTH· 1in Rutland They sa1d tho department Jng w1lh the theme. him. Pohce later found a sawed east warmed up slightly 19day was called at 6 15 p m. when The comnilttee meeting wu off shotgun and 30 ronnds of as winter·• worst storm blew 0 3f • the blaze started from an over- the first of three in preparing ammunition In the stalled car. out to Rea in the Atlantic after heated stove m the living room for the coming program. With local policemen, oher· a devastating week. Automo,hJle and trurk li~ens- of the large frame st:rudure. Much of the Midwest and es lot 19ti5 Will go on '"le Mon- Quick action by the volunteer New England remained enow day, March I, at Gibbs Grocery firemen confined the fire to bound Friday and we~ther-re· on Mulberry-o\v '" Pomeroy, that room Damages were exlated deaths continUed to mount Deputy RegiStrar w. A. Gibbs I peeled to be about $1,000. to nearly 100. stat.. of omer· said today ' gency still were enforced !u Off1ce hours for purchasing J E H S11I ptrts of Michigan, Indiana, the new tags WI.,! be from • a anuary · es Laminated ond bonded fa• should be m·•tum to long. The ' ' "" "" and Illinois, the hardesl hit Monday Rt>ported Reed rica' have a lining permanently sewing machine needle should areas. Michigan autbor~leo esm. unt1I 5 p m through Saturdays. January sales o Series E and luRed to a knit, woven, or be fine to medium, size 11 to 14 limated 30 people were killed Oepuly Regist1111r Gibbs said H United Slates Savings Bond& lace outer fabric. The added and the thread should be of In that state alone and >0,1lQO a new h1ghway and brochure totalled $27.8 million In Ohio. body gives butlt·ln ohape reten- the type suJtable for the outer cars remained lluck 1n tb 1 entitled, "Wonderful World of Ohio achieved 9 per cent of Its liOn and wrinkle • resistance; fabric. snow. Ohio." will be distributed with annual oales quota of $309.7 mll· fabrics will not stretch ,.. fray, Here are some additional oewtl plates during Morrh. lion - one per cent under Jan- require no Interfacing or Inter· lng llpa to keep 1n mfnd when uary. 1964, in lhreo le91 dayo lining and need little pressing. oewlng laminated or bonded I LAlTIN NAMED for oaleo. Allbaugh these fabrics cannot fabrics: WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jo'eph Loitln, Budget Bureau In- T. T. Reed, County Savings be strai~htened, cut !be Ill" Hand baote and fit to .. Bond Cha1rman, reported that men! following the length wise void ripping otlldtlng. formation orricer and a former January sales of E and H Sav· grain or rib. The croiSwlle -When slildtlng foam akleo United Press reporter. has been mg• onds IS Me1gs county grain may not be straight but be th I 1 named an ft!Sistant White House were ~7,472. The County acb· the arment will DOl lost Ill out, pace paper \Ween a YOU G01'!'A HAVE THE BALL - It's elementary m basketball that you have to press secret.ary 1eved 10 9 per cent of Its 11165 g fabric and the machine on have the ball to score Thus, of four act10n shots above taken at Rutland Frtday Presidential Press Secretary quota of ~26.000 with January shape. and bottom ID prevent llicklng. night where Southern upended Kyger Creek and Pomeroy doused Middleport SecGeorge E Reedy •a1d Friday sales. The fabrica are pre-shrunlt. Tear away after sillchlng. tional hopes, all turnPd out to be of flying arms. legs. and torsos scrambling for that For expert t•i ...co " Laltm would be' on loan from ;. thin layer or multi • celled -or, alltch wllh nalgbt filing ,..., 1964 tax ...... vital object - THE BALL' The winter sport. now about over for local teams, sbll the Budget Bureau, re)lloclng IRS RAID synthetic foam 1rop1 air to pro- seam tape over the top seam, anltr JOIII' copr crl l"'' De -·packs 'ern in" at tourney t1me as evidenced by the temporary bleachers bemg fill· David Waters who was bor· WASHINGTON (UPI) -Fed- vide warmth without weight or ond paper underneath. The tape Cra ..'o "C•t TaN Owe ed on the stage in the picture Immediately abo ve Northwestern DIStrict Supt. Don rowed from the State Departera! agenlll Frtdly night made bulk for outerwear. Bladed reillfurces the oeoma. Exper· McKenzie was host to what IS believed to have br.en a record crowd At top Marvin ment last SepteJ'!fber. of raido on gamblers and Fabrlco are heat ·locked to 1 lment to which reoult you series McKelvey and Ja<k Bostick of Southern. left, are mo;mg into the actiOn With Kyger's bookmakert at 65 locations In tricot, taffeta or other bacldng. like bell. fine outside shooter. Phil Duncan also battling Up higher are Norman Norns of 41 Cities across the coun!rf. The amooth, allky backln& adds -To feed laminated fabric In· Southern and No 40 IS Bob Pnlcyn of Kyger The three bovs at right trussed this ac- !56-MILE WALK' LEOPOLDVI!LE. The Congo, The Internal Revenue Service new comfort and "Instant" lin· to tho machine, tum tht bel· tion. In the two rn1ddle shots. at left, Bruce Wallace of Middleport o-10. goes up with 8-3 Bob Crow of Pomeroy while No 23 is Bruce Simpson . and Gary Stobart, at right, (UPI) - -A Cuban refugee pilot (IRS) said that nearly complete lng to classics such u wo al once wheel by t.and for lha Ill's! 5 or 6 atllches. wants to see what is go1ng on too At right !middle shot!. !he Jackets' Soph 6·3 Spi· reached the government • held reports showed 69 persona Ill" flannel, jeney and lace. town of Paulis a!ter walkl'IIIISO rested and $18,000 In cash seized -Do not stlldt over pins. der (Bill) Davis "blocked out bv Crow but agam Wall are 1s a contender for the bali, miles through rebel-held junalong with eight 1lot machinea When purchaaln( the Iabrie, · -Darts should be aluhed as is Simpson It looks like Crow won this battle as he d1d II limes (rebounds ) dur1 . llrllljht gle The pilot, a mercenary Oyand eight automobiles check for gra~. pressed open In Iamlnaleo. ID ing U!e game - ·---------- -- --- - - - tng for the government, said be The raido In eleven states hit Bonded labrlcs cannot be eUl· bonded fabrics press such cities as Chicago, Cleve- ly walghtened; lamlnlted lab- darts Oat u th~ pattarn lhowa. Iefforts to d1sgulse the origins of sold1en and technicians are 1 craskh-landedfthis hT2Bbecfighter 1lwol land, Prov!dt!lloe, Boston, New rica not at all. Simple potterna -For a neat seam flnllh, h d 1 wee 1agoa ere arne os the arms, t e report sal t , k.no'ltn to have en!ered South bad weather, Hoooton, Wichita, II'O belt. Avoid IntriCate aeama ouilable to the desl8J!, preoa Orleans, sa1d a captured document or-, V1et Nam under orders from Kans., Knoxvfllt, Tenn., ond and detalla. Easing 11 not poe- open and !Dp atllch clolt IIi (Contmued From Pa ge I I dered forces to remove mark- •H I Pillllburgh. ' slblt on lamlnateo. the oeam line. Or, trim ont n1tton. largely from Communist ! ings 1! necessary by chiseling anol . Thoee arrested wero ehar1ed When cutting the marking, edge close tD tha aeam llnl, Chma, Czechoslovakia and "so that the enemy can not use It said there was evidence j DIVOTEL TO INTI••s1 OP with failure to purchase • fliO place lhe pattern on tht rljht press and atllch the oth.. edp North Viel Nam it as a propaganda theme " but no proof that an additional llill•tGS MASON ARIA tax stamp roqUlred by anyone side of the fabric whert the over 11 and &ivo a 1181 fill apThe cargo and a cache of Cites Case Hi1torle11 17,000 crossed over and that Rim.,. 1. ow..,, I"UUIhlllw who aceepll bela. grolnllne ohowa. CUllin& a aJn. peorance. Ch••te' f•enetllll 1111,._ arms found nearby on shoce in- I The report presented case hJs- 1there were probably many more Publllbld .,..., att.mooa u:npt gle thtckneu Is uaually best. -For laclnp on hoavy labeluded also more than one thou- tones of North VIetnamese of. who Infiltrated but _.. not au.AQ~ 'bJ • • ._ . vau., Pablllh- CHOLERA RA'I'i: ·UP F... plecet cut on tht fDld. cut rico, reduce bulk by Ullni a sand stJ.._·k grenades, 500 pounds fleers , techmcians, soliders and 1 detected ~ 1 ~3hr· ~··:,: GEN!i:V A (UP!) - The the first halt, then !lip tht pat- lining fabric for the ficin&. Or of TNT 500 anti-tanks grenades Intelligence agents who either I wv ..:na &dltorill p.bou n .. ' . ' Du 1964 . • 1117 World Health Dr&anlzatlon IBid tern over on tht fl>ld Uno and oubolilllte a braid lrlmmed more than 1,500 rounds or vari - were captured or defected, and nng · a mimmum num. J:n.teled u AI!Oftd elatl mdlq Friday lhat lhe world cholera cut the other hall. Or cut a edje. Undenlllch laclllp fDr a ous recoilless rifle ammumt10n, J descnbed thetr training in the 1 ber of 4,400 mfdtrators efltered tllo pott •"'" at Po. .,., . rate Increased' lUI yell' because full pattern piece from other oharper edp, 2,000 mauser rifles, more than North and thetr entry mto South the South and more than 3,000 fll~v=:a_ '-&~ of 20,000 new cases In VIet Nam. paper. -Buttonhola lhould be re100 carbines, 1,000 submachme : VIet Nam usually through Laos. others "probably" entered_ an LnlaltoD~,L~ u .. Vorlt CltJr, .... Laot year, It said, there were U possible, cut the l&rment lnforced with otripo o1. u,htguns, and 15 light machme 1 It said N<rth V1et Nam main- Increase over pr~vious years, Y~t.t.m,u" raM~ DU•eNt _, 81,407 caseo of cholero In tile and facln& In ono to ellmlnote weiiht fabric. guns. Large quanhtJes of chem- r tains an mtelhgence unit tt earrl" wb.e ••..Ueh~~ 11(1 Nnb ,.. world with 19,)78 deatho. the seam. Mark all darts -Hem Iamloalol o11 lha way W . .:tolleJ'eiiFlDH't'UHittbe f I C hB I icai components or exp osives calls the entra Researr. u. MARRIAGE APPLICATION DtUr ...U.,eJ oltJet~, •ta.eo. m NO APPOJNjiMENTS and other marklnil with tailor throuab the eD11re Iabrie 11 lha Including red phosphorua made reau In Hanoi which fil1rates l RUS8ell Mcintyre, 25, Phila- ~\":o,•~~ ~... :::~:" ..~"! WASHING'I()N (UPI) Pres- tackJ. foam alono will not bold lha fn Red China have ai.Jo been agentl into the South. delphia, Pa . student, and Chris- ne1 u•tl•h,., •a• numth ..... ., ldent Jolmaon ~~~ 1)0 lol'fl\al ap- The sewing JIIICblnt tenaton alltcheo. IIebi lril!ol • boQdld captured. 1 Smce 1959, the report aid, tir1e Coat!, 21, Middleport. ltU:- ;.-:., q;,l!·~~'ta r!.m .... . polntmenw ac edt(Ted 50c A ~IPY tndlly, and ~we should be lltedl· CWiellte.IIII'ouP lila l1nlnC oo. The Communists have made 1 nearly 20.000 Vlet CODQ' officers, 1dent ~. ,.., 1i• , ·• 'I accordlna to IM' White f g. WI!.,I!'JjAI· The l!llcll luritll 11. At Our hfi.:. r' Lone Bandit Riddled with BulletsFromlOOPolicemen Ill Meigs Club Runs Over KC - perhap11 the best - of t e season Friday night at Rut· a land defeated Middleport 72-59 to gain the finals in the Clalll A Sectional basketball tournament. Coach RUBS Moore's tl!am, which was never behind af· ter the last minute of the first quarter, playo the South· ern Tornatloel who were 66-37 winners over Kyger Creek The Eastern Eagles have in the fint Jame Friday night Gam~ ti!"e t~ni~ht is 8 thell' oppor!Wllly to avenge their p.m. The winner advance. to the d1stnct elinunatlons defeat by Belpro earlior this next week at Wellston. month when tho two teams Bob Smith broke a 14-14 _tie clash tonight at 8 p m. 00 the with 1 -ult !ell in the f~rot line, oeveu po In•~ were Produc- neutral Warren Local High period 011 a jumper from 15 ed In a mmute and a half. But school Ooor in sectional tournafeet out and Billy Jewell drove h wasn't to last. With 8 rmn· mont action In for an 11-14 bulge JUS! before uto left m the game subo flood· Coach AI Bowen'a boys bave the IUDed the floor wllht bt score 71 • good reuona for wanting to That wao lt. Tilt Jacketo got 66 down the Golden Eagles from within two points at 23-25 with Jewell , the I>1l Senior Panth- Washington county. Belpre woo 3 29 left m the half and rallied er guard, With 19 pomts was the only team to spoil Eastern's In the third period to 33-35 on outstandmg on offense and de I run for a perfect season by four straight pam~ by Gary Sto· fense Eskew, who came m to scoring a 59-53 triumph over the bart \"Ith 5.30 left. flll-m when regular Ph1l Swm- Me~gs crew of Feb 6 at Belpre Each tJme the Panthers pull- dell became ill a week ago , The battle for the sectional ed away. Their balanced scar- more t ha n f 1II ed m hts 1·.,1 tournament champmnsh1p bet d'i PIay m th e tween the two squads wds asina _ aU starters were m dou- pomts an d sea e e.. ble figures - couldn't be con- LIOnt court were key fac t urs m sured after last mght when tamed In the second quarter It the win Crow, the top rebound· Eastern scored an easy 62-39 was big Bob Crow, 6--3 and 220 er With 11 and his 15 pomts Ihe wm over Rome-Canaan and Bellbs who hit a JUmper for 27-23 played much of the second h?lf pre came from bebmd m the and Jewell cashing m two char- with four personal fouls) , Smith 1 . , Final Ganic fJ • 15 of Sy;::~'·val:c~ort~ ::~ 1 sw IS• 5. Edward Cade 2-3·? C'rlc::w..,ll 7-ll5 . Martm ~2- ! 2 Thomp- son, 346, and Wtlson l-6- 2 Totals 28-16-72 HANNAN mACE (43) Rucker, 5- 3. 13 , Montgomery 1-J-5, Murdock 0-0-0 , Cremeens, 3-U . Colley, 5-I-11 , Mullms, 1· 0.2 , Belvllle, 1-02 ; Belvtlle, 10-2, and R Mullins 0 usted rV rt•day 0-1-1 To- tals 16-11-43 Cofe~~l~~~o~:g~~:.' 8-5-lg , Hutchinson 2-3-7, L Hutclunson 142 ; G Malone 5-4-!4 : Mike Malone, 6-l-l ; McC(}rkle 1-2-4 ; and Howell 2-<H. Totals 27-16- Ah c t ens ops 3~,tth Str~~ght League w·In 70 V i':111~:~ts~eth:~n~;soac~o~~rol~~ , !t.·2, Total~ 30-ii- Norm 9-2·20 plonship gamt. both boards. and received a Ky ger Creek - Barnett I-6-2, The box scorea: a..J_ balanced sconng attack led by Duncan 9-H9, Hall l..(l-2, Joh~ Middleport ... · · · · · · 14 25 36 59 NORTH GALLJA (~Z) Emmett Conway's 20 pomts. I son o2 2, Learh 2-04 Spauld· 18 31 Pomeroy ~o-t~ Callihan, '-&.18; Skidmore, , _ Coach Llo~d Myers' Htghland- I m.g 0-I -1, Thomas .~ 2, Tyo ~ Middleport, Moore ' 4-18· Logan 3-3-9; Bennett. 1-1· ers hWlg With the taller Gener- 3 ,}, Whobrey J-0-l I ot.nls lS·i'· Sauer 2-2.-6, Wallace ~2- 1 ~ 3; Adams, 1-0-2; and Hager als through thr f!fst two per-: 37• G Stobart 6-6-Ia, B. DaviS 1-0.2 TotaL< 19-14-52 Athena thumped Wellston 72- 1ods as they tra1led 17·15 after I . . . 1-5, Lyons 0-0-0. Cunmngham 0SYMMES VAlLEY 11%) 54 Fnday mght to complete Its I the mJtJal quari er and were ' Nahooa~ Basketball Assoc,latmn 5-5 J Stephenson l..()-2, Casd Hardy, g..7·25: G. Cade, 1-3- second straight unbeaten aea4 down only 33-24 .at the mlerrrus- j By Uotted Press 1oternat!ooal 0-3-3 Totals 20..(19-25)-59. - ~ son in Southeastern Ohio Leag- ston Eas&.era Dinsioo Pomeroy. Crow 59-15, Smith ue play. But the thtrd quarter proved 4-3-ll, Simpson 4-3·11, Eskew 5The WID left Coach Charles Ifatal to !he Galilan s as they !·Boston ~ 13 ftl2 ~13, Jewell 6-7-19, Kntght 0-3-3, McAfee's Bulldogs wtth a 17-l 1 managed but e1ght points while Cmcmnatl 40 25 .615 Gibbs o-o-o, Wiles D0-0. Totals seawn record, ~nd a two year iMcArthur clicked olf 18 mark- PhJ!adelphia 36 31 .537 24-(24 of 36)·72. record of ~ wms, one Joss In ,ers to nde mto the fourth per· New York 24 u .364 11 Officl8ls Wrighl.sell nd regular season cornpetttwn iod w1th a 51 -32 lead 1-Chnched tltl~ . Zimmerman. I In a contest marred by 118 1 mark, junior guard Pete An- For GARS, AnderS<lll had In the conferellC<, the All> I In addition to Conway's 20 WHIMD Divlsloa personal fouls, Jackson outlast· derson tossed in 13 pomts, fresh- eight of 31 Devil rebounds in ens Bulldog6 haH won 34 m a I pornts, McArthur .also had Mar- 1 W. L Pc:t~ Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 27, 1965-S ed Gallipolis 78-67 on the man guard Larry Mitcbell total- playing one of hll best all ·•· row, 1~ llhy of the all • time vin Hale w1th 17 and Keith Pra- Los Angeleo 39 27 .591 GAHS planks Friday night as i ed 12, jumor center John Brain round games. The team h1t on- record •stabhshed by GAllS m ter addmg 16 St LooiS J5 33 _.. Kingston 66 Clarksburg 64 another Southeastern Ohio Lea- totaled thr.. aod junior guard ly 29 per cent - 18 of 8% GAHS lht mid-1950s , Gene Hall topped the High· Baltimore 30 36 .el Umolo 75 BuckBkm 61 gue campaign came to an end. Dan Gilmore had two points. bad only six turnovers. Lost mght Athens led 15 - 7, landers m the S(\Jre book with Deta'ott 28 '1 ,..,. At Paint Valley George Hamrick and AI Ber~ But it was the seniors on Jackson sank 23 of 59 shots 30-L9 and 53-33 m downmg Well- ,1 3 pomtl followed by Cook '• 11 san Franci!J('O 14 54 • Frankfort 64 Western 63 ger called 31 personals agamst squads who dominated the for 39 per cent. The lronrnen !ton Larry Coon's 20 markers markers Frlday't Reratls J. Oblo 111gb Scbool B11kelball the charges of Coach Duke Bur- tion last night. had 55 rebounds - Shelton and paced tht Bulldogs Ed Jacoba ln gammg a berlb opposite Boston 130 San Francisuo 112 ': By Unled Press lllternallonal Huntington Township 52 Fairfield Leesburg 49 son Twenty..seven were called For Jackson, guard Dan (..Tothers totaled 12 tach. JHS had 13 for the Rockets. Allensville m tomght s champ- Los Angeles 106 St. Loui& 11 Class A TOillllllmentl At CentraJ State on Dave Ftsher'l Ironmen. (Buck) Crothers, top scorer rn had 12 turnovers. Wellston fmished the year ionshtp ~:lash, McArthur show· (Only game1 IC!htduled) AI W001tor West Liberty Salem 61 Eight players four on both the SEOAL this year, pumped with a 7-11 record, and was 6-8 a powerful reboundmg adSatvday'1 Games Mapleton 69 Waynedale 58 Sabina 55 teams fouled out GARS lost in 36 points on 0 field goals aod Next Blue Devil game fa Frl- in the conference. ' vantage grabbmg off 51 caBaltimore at Now York Hosek River 52 Doylestown fl Yellow Springs G2 Pete Anderson with 4.10 ]eft 16-for-20 foul shots.Crothers had day, at Southwestern, agaJMt Box scort of the varsity rooms while the Hlghlanders Cincmnati at Detrott AI Porl1moatb New Kenton 54 in the game, Coe Bunon with seven In the first, nine in the Coal Grove m the ClaS8 AA S... gomo: only 30. (Only gameo ll<hoduled) New Boston e2 AI Stenbeuville 3 04 1 ft D' t R Jlto Jth d 12 lh1 third od 01'ght tiona! tournament. ATIIENS 1721 Southwestern tim' reached New York vs. Ci11. .t n ....l.. . eremaining. • lC om w In oecon a In the prelim•~~ eod of the t=• •• basket· Portsmouth Notre Dame 50 Smithfield 53 Hopedale 52 2:13 Miko n Fisher the •finalmstanza to fmish --, contest, Coon 8+20; Russell 142; =~ Sunday'• Gom11 ""' Portamouth East 69 Tiltonsville 58 fouled out too. a brilliant career with the Paul Underwood's lronboyt eom Snydtr 1-2-4 , Rannow 5-4 14 . ball trail under new coach New York vs. Cia. at DaytAl . South Webster 69 Stanton Local 46 Jackson loot Bob Hutchison pleted a. successful seuon (I~ Adorns 5-2·12 ; Handley 5·2-12; Lloyd Myero With a fmal rec· Los Ang. vo. Phlla. at SyraeAt Valley AI Clearv!ow With 25 secoods to go, Jack m:other JHS senior, 3) by lriPPlltl! the Blue lmpe, Wren 3-241 TOTALS 28· 16-72. ord of 10.9 a• they nnw become San Francisco at Baltlmort Porltimoutb Clay 63 Columbia 74 Byzantme 47 Sbelton with z 39 Jell, Larry Coburn, who popped In several 47-26. The Imp• ~ln!sandhed with a WELUITON (54) spectators until next November. - n at Sl Loulo Oak Hil1 45 Cincinnati Country Day 69 Rose WJ"th 4:17 ]eft in the third 1 bo bs lh h t 'th0 1 15 aeason reco • wert 0.. Holzapfel 2-Q-.4 Zlmmt'rman Here ts the box score of Fn· ong m roug ou 14 In the SEOAL. 0+1; Gilliland 3-241, Nicholas day's garne : Mmford !16 Eastern (Pike) 53 Ripley 45 stanza. Mike Jenkins also foul· ning, finished with 18 points. Here's the Galllpolilond Jock- ~ . Stat•~- IHI " . Strolh . McARTHUR !till! 1 AI Teayo ValleJ St. Bernard 75 HamersvU!e 64 ·• out Bob Hutch.. up from th ~ ~ ~Jackoon · •~n, performed w•ll son box OCQre· D-2,· Belbel 6-1-13. Jordan t~ Wh1te 1·5-7 ; Halo 7·3·17, ConCanal Winchester 13 AI Alldersoa finished the regular JHS reserves, Columbus University !16 MI. Orab 57 Georgetown 51 campai~ with 1 11-7 record. for the lronmen. He got JACKSON (71) 2; Jacobs 8·2·1B: Fout 244. way 8-4-!0 : Prater 7-2-l6 . G1ll 1· , 13 ~.. Rose, l.Jl.Z; Coburn, 11-3-11; TOTALS 2H-54. land 2·2-li; QUick H2. ToLo&an Elm 61 Batav~a 86 Fayettevillo 30 Inside the SEOAL, tho lronmen markers eBALDWIN Madison South 45 At Marietta • 5 ood for und' 1•• G \:'Is 26-16-68 1 Shelton, 0.5-5; Crothen, ltHI!- Scoro by quarters· Md OTHII P'cMOUi were ~ • g !SpU ~ Top AHS scorer wa• oen or 36; Jenkins, 142; Bierly, 142; Athens .. .. 15 SO 53 72 SOUTII\\'ESTERN (52) llltANDS AI Weoterville caldwell 9S Salem-Lib<rty 1!6 thll'd place. Five Jockaon start- forward D1ck Hamilton, with 14 Hutchison, 4-li-13 TOTALS 23- Well<ton Cook 4·3-11 : Atha !~2 Jack7 19 33 54 Oblo Deaf '7 Fort Frye !18 Beallsville 42 ers, all seniors, scored all but points. Senior gnard FISh- 3z. 78 . Reserves . Alberu; H -9; Elliott .o. , Hall 611 • 11. , 3 6 Ji5 Dublin 51 Claao AA Totll'Damento 17 ollhe lronmen's 78 markers. er, who slngle-handedly olmost GAUJPOIJS trn ston 42 . I-13 Shriver 3-3-9 R. Cook . 1 At Llncatler AI 0./ofd For Gallipolill, which finisb. pulled GAHS even with the Iron- E. Hamilton, U-!4; E. HamTOTALS 2241-52. tl•llerl!ptlrl 64 Heath M Colerain II Talawanda liS ed lhe campaign with an over- men In the final periOd (67-60 ilion, O.O.O; Burson, J.l-7; Col· PLANS READY Score by quarters · Licking Valley 75 Middletown 60 Dayton Roth 53 all 11-10 record, and 4-10 loop with 3·15 remaining) totaled t2 trell, o.z-2; Gibert, 1.._2; Brown, PIIILADELPHIA (l!Pl) _ McArthur .,._,.,. TrolMtl - -; 17 33 51 68 PHONE 22 JACIIION, Uberty Union 45 AI Columbus points. Coe Burson finished with 1+3, Anderson, 3-7-13 Fisher, Plans for th new $25 mliilon Southwestern !S 24 32 AI Becblol Yort Columbos Eastmoor 78 AI C..aloll seven. I~~;;;,;;:~~~.:;:,:~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..~ Nelson•lllo 65 Columbus North M canton South 63 M...mon 52 Tr~lng 38-24 at Intermission 2-8-12; Mitchell, 3+12; Gilmore, sports stadmm are to be ready II Chauncey Dar... 41 llamUton Township 82 canton C. c. 74 Orrville o7 afler Jackson outscored the ~~~ :;.~ - l&-3-47. ~~~:;'~ ~0 ~~ f,lotJ8ter Ill Miller $7 Hilliard 56 AI Slrutbers Galliano 24-14 in the oecond pet· Jackson .. 4 14 21 It _ 78 leto. The stadmm, which will be At Rolland Columb,. Whetstone 76 Boardman 'II Niles 47 iod, Gallipolo came back Gallipolio . . 10 14 24 !9-67 lhret lien aod seat 75,000 pet· Pomeroy 7'l Middleport 56 MI. Vernon '10 (ol) Holland 47 Memorial 45 (2 ol) strong in the third period to Reserveo _ Jacktoo #1, Gal· 1008, is to be completed for tha l\a, >no 6ti Kyger Creek 37 Bexley 58 Marysville 50 At C!nelnaatt outscore lhe Jronmen, 24-21. In 1967 basebal1 oeason. At Sidney Groveport 62 Circleville 49 Cincinnati WillTOw 58 the second half, GAHS ouldid llpolis 211 · Hntkm• ~9 Logan Hills S7 Delaware SO Olentangy 46 Glen Eslt M the Jronmen, 43-40, but the Trmd ~~ Riverside 64 London 70 Washington C. H 56 Mariemont 72 Gosben 45 second period lapse wu too AI Miller Utica 65 Buckeye Valley 48 At Bedlonl much to overcome. ~ .. Loxmgton St. Aloysius 86 Columbus Linden 118 Cleveland East Tecb 1111 Although GAHS never led the Crooksville 69 Franklin Heights 49 Cleveland Brosh 112 vlsiloro, the ocoro was tied Shendan 84 York 54 Teay• Valley 71 Warrensville 78 Beachwood 2Z twice In the first 11anzo - ~5 NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY At CbUlicolho M,..lon Franklin 60 AI Berea and 7-7. Crothers' kmg jumper SeeThe Centralia 76 AI Troy Cleveland West 110 Midpark 110 with 2:25 left In that period put Pt. Ple-nt, W. V1. Ch1lhco1he Flaget 71 (ot) Dayton Northridge 78 Rocky River 77 the Ironmen abead lot keeps. At Ne<r Coneortl Greenan 59. Slronpvilio 1141 Biggest Jeck.ton led wu 17 At •• "l Zanesville R<...crans 57 Urbana ftl Sltl!ley 46 AI Eecltd poinlo - 41-M witll 7:43 left In Frm yoburg 53 (ot) AI Daytoa Cleveland Colltnwoocl 85 the third stanza. GAllS reduc!11nt Rivers 72 Madison 57 Springfield Cathollc 55 Chagrla Falll 511 ed U.at lead 18 otven points on $2.00 P•r Couple At Wel11loa Bel!efontalnt 53 WtllougltbJ l!oulh 68 two occasions, but old reliable Mdrthur 68 Galli& 52 Tlpp City 11 Troy 54 Wickliffe 110 Crothen' fnul lboottng· ability II SOA a 11. 1 Mill~ ef Alllon 0!1010 f .. I - . Thu,.., IotA tea'- Wotl. .... Alleltavilla 41 Zaleoki 51 Sprmgfield North 71 Eaton 50 East Cleveland Shaw i7 kept lba Jronm• UWy 9 P.M.- I A.M. LYNM U 0. AI ~ Piq11a H Well Milton 58 ClevalaDtl w..tlil e Ill hill. siX. Most of the game Coach Moore had the full court press ?n and it harra~sed the Jack~ts mto costly mistakes Twice when trailing by SIX in the fourth penod the press led to costly Jacket turnovers. Throughout the game the press manned by Jewell, Smith, Eskew and Simpson upset the Jackets' back court movements. The Jackets' own press opentngthefourthquarterha.dsparkeo that final threat. With Joey Stephenson, Moore, Slobart and Bruce Wallace on the press Big Gallia in the thlrd canto were callihan With eight poinlo and David Skidmore with SJX points. The Prrates ran into trouble the last stanza u Callihan fouled out. Coach Minton thea inserted freshman David Hager into the 8 4436 tdge in rebounding. Wyman F~ggms's 21 pomts led Blackfork to 8 70..43 Win over Hannan Trace. Both teams played on even terms for two periodll as the Bobcats held • 211-26 advantage at the intermissron. Coach Russell Hairston's other )ump shol by Duncan Wllh I Despite Duncan'• stron& a mmute and 27 seconds left. I showing, Norman Norrl•, . . 6 3 semor center for the TornaSouthern contmued tls hot does , earned Scoring honon shooting m the third quarter. w1th 20 points o• nuw fleld Baer opened II fur the Torna·j goall and a palf gf free does by smkmg a 2o-foot Jump- 1 throws er and after the Bobcats ~ven- ) The only other player k) bl double fJ.gUres was Southel'n'a Pnce Wlth 13 points. Baer .00. ed tht contest with nine whlle McKelvey and Boshck both had. e1ght for thrt TornadoeJ, Southern hit on 30 of 62 shots from the f1eld for a strong 4B per eent average while Kyg,er tallted on 15 of 55 attempts or 21 per cent. The Tornadoes corr nected on six for 12 at the fret throw stripe and the Bobcats seven of 13 Southern'! Price McArthur unleashed a three- led all rebounden wtth II pronged attack Fnday rught Kyger Creek ended its oea· m bouncmg Southwestern out of son w1th a 8-10 record the Class A Wellston Sectional Southern 18 34 49 86 Tow-nament by .a 68--&2 score Kyger 9 13 2ti 37 Southern - Price 6-1·13, MeThe Generals clamped • hd I Kelvey 3·241. Bost1ck 4-&11 Fishon htgh·sconng Rodney Cook , er 3-0-6, Baer 4-1-9, McCimtock 1 1 lronmen 0 utlast BIue Devi)s 78•67 In • F"InaI Game 0 £SEOAL season " on Ffl"day 1 I Tourney Results 1 4 1 2 PIANOS > ~~~Clt~y~to ' ~!Ike ~. :is!;: DANCE TONIGHT Vagabonds Orchestra • YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ON A HONDA Hawk's Cycle Sales �.. . ~y Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Feb. 27 , 1965 Syracuse Society Notes ·· New/nFarmlng Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., P'eb. 2?, 1965-11 Jure !he udders and ca111e mafo lntJU!IIC the ....... litis also helps pr<I<Iuce a sal· years. er milk product. The operator It i.s very lmfOI'I.tllt "* tluC and tbe co~ can do a bettfr tarmers plamtinl tbazwu a. )Ob m a l1Jhl, clean, well· venh· 1,1.:1 the M•llin& .,.tem they Ia ted area. I prefer well in advance of lbe lllart of cOIUllruC!ioa. ·Check mdiCate the ! your p1a 118 with the beallh de1 Two examples l Importance of plannmg "time " partment relpllllllble for lbe . , . . Authoriti"" have foiDld t h at ' nulk supply from your daJry aod BY c. E . BLAKESLEE so if you are gomg to be 1rbaDit· production easier nd more de- l Thts 11 why it ti so Important , In mak1ng changet, it IS very when you turn the cows you the milk lant field man from .:ounly Extension Agent suecessful In dairying.' you have I It IS pom~.d out that we m~~ sirable. Today the opporturuty I t... plan now fo, a wtde range : Important that we &tudy care- I slow ltlem down. for tills rea- the dair pthat will pa for t.he ,>airylng today ls more like to run It like a busmess start being real bustsessmen, tnd facilities are available to of adJustments m the next few I full~ the problems \ son then , 11 1s very important milk yo~ are to procl~ce each . .~ buainnB than a farm . These were statements made 1by acceptq respomub1ht1e in make this job ittractJVe to good years In ma~tng any changes .! Betttr than SO per cent of 1that )'OU dec1de on the move- month b) Bob Mather at the Suroe the dairy busmes. young men commg up . Only as prm1.ar~ comnderatton should ment of cows tJejore vou but1d lh h h h . be 1n e c anges w .c WI 11 " d d ood k Me1us County da1ry c..:ow!:i are · Her e\ lUG N e w ~ from your Dairy School at Plato Center, 'l'he queuon was asked , "Do we compete and aecure goo be to prova e g wor mg con- : · "' , 1any changes into your system. Imade 10 the dair business on Illinois attended by 3 Me1gs we know of any mdustry where young men in the dairy bus1· d1tJons for ?"r good young now bf>mg rndked m l:l m1lkm!!: Another thing is that if we the mdJvtdual fa!m:s m the fu NI:W HOLLAND DfAlfk county men last week . Listen· the producer of the raw pr~ ness will we tmprove the pro· men who w1ll lh~n bP atlrarted p;,trlor In such a parlor the ud- put more than one operator . tn 1 lure , It shoWd be pointed om ing were Heed Jetter.!! of AI· duct does not accept respons1· duct1on and the profit p1cture m the datry b~sme~s der of the cow 11 ean be observ- the operator's alley of the mllk-1that a comfortable man doet a bany , Paul Paynter. Carpenter. i b1hty for the quahty ot the final o. thts enterprise Competition Is ~edUt:t'd be- ed rlosel y This Js when~ It IS i.•f parlor, the manpower goes better JOb of cow miLking, and and th 1s reporter I product? If the bottle of mtlk I We are gomg to have to make cuu~e only about II \it per cent i possible to do a better JOb of up , but the efficiency goes down .: there Is no future iD the dairv Mather pomted out that one has somethms wrong w1th 1t . j dects1ons now on where we ex- of t~e pNple In tbe world are mtlkmg and w~ eire ab\t' to pro- am. the product ion a \so goes I bus mess unless the farmer doe.s of thP best ways 'l.l go broke m or the bottle of m1lk does not ~ peel to be in the dairy busi· wilhng 10' do what lht:'}' bavt duce a· better mtlk )down . :-.Jore them one person in have good cow milkiDg. the di:ltrv buslnl:'ss IS td get btg !!ell, then this affert!il the ent1re 1 nes!>, 5, 10, 15, or 20 years to do ~ ord~r to be s.ll('("ess. the m1lkmg alley dlvtdes respon- ~ ,_,.-..;;.. - ..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i.;;;;;;;;;;; r betore you get good. In the bus-. datry mdustry from now . Changes have come ful. Tb1s means thai _nght off 1 Domg ~ better JOb of wahmg, sibilit y and perm1h v1siling to inrs" of datrvtng there are a lot That bottle of milk we pro- 1in recent years rather rapidly. the bat we have eliminated t~ 1udders wtll help produce clean- g(· on. of deci.9Jom: 'that have to be duce for the consumer's table There IS no mdlcat10n that chang per cent of our competition, I ~~ milk Handling th~ milking In general. a good da 1ry pro- I YOU GIT A 1made The dairyman h<J s to must be first of all , Safe sec- es will not continue. CAREFUL STUDV madune :so that 1t Will not m- ductJOn set-up mcl udes s 1x FINER PAniRN, 1thmk , and thmklng Is the hard- 1ond, It must be Clean. and - - -. oreas. The fJrst is the how:nng eSI buSiness there is 1third. it must be Sold In the er m the day . Mr. and Mrs. Ce- area Today , the free stall or FASTER ••• J)pc1sions gnnd up yoUT bram. 1compettttve economy we have CJI Gtllogly and sons Athens. j convent10nalloose housing barn, llravt>s you utterly rat1gues In ! today , thr milk producer must were callmg on Ius parent!:i 0 " 1p,ovtdes bedded !Shelter Can. 33 (Sprudtr-Model 11 I datrvmg the farmer must placP I bf' able to compete in selling Sunday afternoon. I venlent bedding. storage js imBulld your LAND POWER last· I blue ctnps on the table If he h1s product We as dairymen ~frs faye Jordan is vJsiung portant in .bolb ol that~ f'r, easter an~ a~W;,e~6ti..;"~B : make.:; wron,~;:, det•Jston s w1th are going to have to be reher son and daughter-in-law ft1 llltftd erea is lhe 1111, 1 cvru)N ! the'" blue chips . h• i< head· spon sible lor gelling the botlle ' Mr and Mrs Eddie Jordan IMIImlty 8111liWIIIIItnl .,... ACTION .manure sprt>adf!r I u ~ to bankruptcy o! mtlk sold The bottle of m1lk 1 sons and her daughter Vina l separate 8N lhould be PI"" .. Pf'arP·of-mmrl" shearbolt pro· Datrvm@ todav, however, of- which we pla~:;e in the house- WASHINGTON (lJPI) A stock feed provam now Is op- Rutherford ·n Columbus ~or vided for calves of d1rlerent 1 tectJon ~:nards aeamst ovPr!oad . ,· d . f . f t f . . . . . , ' ·1 t h' f . . 1 1' hreakag@ on every NP.W HOL fers many rPwar s to p1eosent ""'I e s re ngera or ~r consump- congressiOnal report md1cates eratmg in 33 state~ and 678 few days. Mrs Jordan plans to ages, s anc tons OI treatmen T.AND PTO modPI Ea,.. . y terms loperators and cha llenges to tton by the famdy IS the most federal agencie!l expect to ac- countieR. visit another daughter, Mrs. I of cows. and mdlVJdu.ll pens at }Oung mf'n nutrlttous food there IS. By con- quire about 3 3 million acres of Under the program, the Velmta MrCallie and tamJlv at · for calvmg. I Therto I,;; great opportunity tuuous competitive selling and land m outrtght ownership dur- ~ government offers feed grain at l Ann Arbor \lwll before . re-. The third is the feeding area. I for a youn,;: man In the dairy careful attention to the hl~h~ ms a five-year period ending reduced prices to eligible farm 1 lllrmng hun,H' ' Tlus must be planned for the j busint•ss. In the dairy bu8lness est standards of rood producllon Dec 31 19tlll ers 10 areas where natural diS· · storage .and !eedmg of ha."' and The federal land-buymg prog· ao:te 1s have severely affect ed SPveral fnmi\1es fro m this j51lage- H must not be combmed 1 nf the futurf' . manv c-han~eJJ we {an sf' llthi s milk m compe 1 WY2·5101 j will havr to bf' made. T h,. ltwn w1lh any other product. 1ram would be at an annual rate feed and forage crops. commumt ~· al!e- nded the show- I wtth the loafmg area . It should young man r·an mak<• theMe GOOD YOUNG MEN Iof 656.493 acres. VJrtuallv all of er held 1n hnnor ol ~11 and also pl'ovide a wa~ of permitSpring Ave. Pameroy <'hangf'~ f<lirl)' rosily , ror the I F11r many years we.paJd l.it- the land the agencies e~pecl to , \trs Barrv Arbaugh on Salur- tmg mechamcal handling or "::l;:;;:;&;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;~;:;;:;;:;;:;C:.:o~l:d•~r~onr is the harder It is to tie attentiOn to makmg mtlk ~ acquire 15 rural and agricultur-j da~ evemnR at the home of hts food such as w1th ;.wgers to el1m ,. ' - - - - - - - - - - - - 1a! land Only 11 .113 acres are 1n parents. Mr ami Mrs l~rmel mate some ol Ihe phvswul Ia- i urban areas Arlxtugh , Albanv , Ht 1 \1rs bor PrOVISions shuuld .also be 1 The btggest buver will be the Arbaugh '" th,.. formt•r Jane nrade for da d\ cleamn~ ol the defense departm.ent, accordtnR I I Fauber. dt-~u~hter 7.1 Mn; Ed- le , dmg a1ea as well as Ilie oth• \fle,ghs only 12 lbs. lUI bar a nd c l1am 1 to 1 house subcommittee on ! na FaubPr local I hP \ oung f>J are.a :-; • Sl 1cesth roush 12 .nch!Oti'l I pubhc works The Derense De- 1 Mr Robert Cordray and son, : couple. holh graduah's (,J AI - The tourth 1s jhe lot area l 'l 10 seconds, fells. trees up 1partment's Corps of Engmcers Enc of Sunbury spent Monday 1bany H1gh Schoo\ IH' r ,. rmu- wh1eh may bP. an exercise area I t o l feet 1n diameter would be responsible for tying wt th hts sister \1.rs. Reed Jef-r ned qmte some time ago and or corral wtth lanes. lo som e' COM~ IN AND HA VIr A up almost 360,000 acres a year 1 fers and mother, Mrs. Beulah are makmg thetr home <~I tile : cases this may be com bt ned 1111:1: O&:MONI TRA TION in CIVIl works . The subcom mit- ~ Cordray · present With Ius parents lie 1s wJth the fee~~ are<~ and the tee said total purchases by de· Mr. and Mrs . Harold G1Hog- ! engaged m farmmg w1th 111" watcnng facLllties fense would average more than I} and V1cky and Bruce. were father .<~nd gr;;ndfntht"r The fifth IS tht' boldmg area 400 000 acres year ly to June 30 Sunday guests of her parents. M ~I ,. d wherl." cows are held and fun ' • 1 rs ~"' orence ~tane<trt an 1969 Mr and Mr!!. Lmroln RussPII of M N II H. h b nelf'd thr ou ~ h the m1 lk mg p.Jr. The Interior Dt! t t Wolf pen I rs . e •e upe ave t't'rl a ~- lor eSotdo men Ch es 1er· p nee, bus dnver a t ' sistmg M1s Op<~ l !Junha m wtllt . h .1.., 11w mmr lk 111g par probably will be theparsecond h Tlw ~ 1xt 11 eBird Seedo eRooflnt largest buyer, taking 211.000 Cotumbta Sehoo!. was 111 wtth : f'r qUI rng lo1 <~n·a Th• ~ 1~ a b1 uld1 ng \\ llh WY 2-297S acres a year to Dec. 31, 1968, flu and complication! and ' The Happy Hustler group •If lllllkmg stalk.; milk r0om . u!en e Oyster Shello e Painfl the subcommittee said The James Gaston substituted as the L>yesvil le Church nwl r t" · .... 11 clr·Hmn6 ~md eq utpmrnl and Grit 517 E. Main St. Pomeroy Fish and Wildlife Service would bu!il dnver for almost two weeks.1 c..:e.otly w1th E!s 1e Pt l4 e Uoro- roo ms Tht s arf'a should proe Fertlliurs eRad llranol be the main beheficiary , ta king ~r . and Mr. Lave1n Jordan thy Perrv led dcvottons There vtde thr nf'l essar\' fac1 ltt1es f01 eLime 139,000 .acres annually. were busmess v1s1lors m Co- , were e1ght mem bers present. Foncint 1 The subcommittee said that lumbus on Monday. 'The nf'x1 me-etmg w1ll be w11h eCement & Mortor its study or real property acqui- Manring Galaway, who ha!! 1 Mrs Dorothy P~rr.v on tht.> first F1\RMERS eStock Salt eBalor and sitlon did not account for been 11! for some lime, was lak- Thursd:w m ~1atTh DO YOU NEED MONEY eWator Softener emerging programs necessltat- en to Mt St. Marys Hosp11a1 at Binder Twine FOR ing heavy accumulatidn of land. Nelsonville for observation <md Mr and \1n;. 'lax Hanmg Selt Opf'llll 1ng en~\ The subcommittee said the possible surgery l'al led on ht-r aunl. Mrs Leona eSprap C ap rt allrnv•ml' lllf'll l eToblo Moll l Forest Service, fiJT example, Revival services closed at Foldf'n on \londav. \lr ~ . Folcil·n l'qmpmenr L11 ··~ loc k eLiHon Au!omobilf'~ i plans to buy about four million Mt Umon Church on Sunday has bf:'f'n qUJte Ill. I eRemociiH Frluc:. lln nal Ln:nrs acres with money provided by evening. There was good at Mr and Mn I.ewi:<~ Sm 1th eYeccinH eCompetiti\le Tot• I Lo•n Cott I the land and water conservB- tendance each evening with the ctnd daughlrr~ . Oleva and NaneOn Ttl• Farm S;ervice tion fund and wants 25 million record attendance bemg 114 n. spenl Monda y 1 n Char l('s· eCredit Life Insurance 1 acres more. mostly in pnvate Rev Cecil Cox was the evange- hm w \·a. with M1 and :Vtr~ eFarmer Owned Credit Source ownership, within the exterior ! list for thest:" special srrvirrs A R Ca~ te 1 • DICK STERRETT boundaries of nahonal rorest.s I and 1s also regul<rr pas! or at ('o m1ty Managf'l' The Interior Deparlmf!nt has the chufl"h. ~r. and Mrs Roy Wiseman Ph. WY2 5270 plans for 34 new national parks, ! Reed Jeffers and Paul Pa~n- · Ravenswood. W v.a. and M1ss I but there are no definite time- • ter are m Chicago. Ill, where- ! Joy W1seman of Columbus "'lsPhone WY 2-2115 PRODUCTION CREDIT i tables or acreage estimates they are attendmg a Surge 1 iterl Mr and Mrs. Earl Starkey Mulberry Ava. Pomeroy, Ohio The General Services Admin- Milker School ' on Sunday evenmg . 114 Mulberry Ave. 1 J)airymen Today Operate Like Businessmen or Go Broke I I 1 I I I 1 On Farm front l:!8 t•.~uM~Ie-be;ter Diles Radioear Co. LY 3-4550 Federa1LandB • uying pfOject • IS • Announced 1 and FULTON .THOMPSON SHOP TONIGHT TRACTOR SALES ! 1 1 Carpenter UNTIL 9 PM I THE SHOE BOX ONE DAY SERVICE MIDDLEPORT, 0. mw~w~ ON SHIRT FINISHING FOR ALL OCCASIONS WY 2-?039 DAV or NIGHT Dog Foods - Flour -- Ingredients MEIGS THEATRE AUCTION Pomeroy. Oldol SCHOOL Monday, March 8th ' 7:30P.M. Auctioneer Instructor Col. R. E. Knotts and His Assistants Will Conduct A Frea Demonstration Class On TONIGHT "SHOCK TRIATMINT" Stuart Whitman, Carol Lyn· ley, Roddy McDowf'll, Lauren Bacall. "LILIES OF THI FIILO" SIDNEY POITIER, best actor Property award 1 IH:i3, Lilia Skala, Stanley llama. Poitler aa the incnd1ble, unforeettable Homer Smith. Auctianeering and Publie Speaking At The Ohio University (Technico1or) Sandra Dee. Robert Goulet, Andy Williams, Charlet Rugges, Hermione Gingold. Gene Raymond, Maurice ChevaJler. Colorc•rtoons IIOARD FOR ROOM NUMBER Anyone who may be in· terested in the Auction ProfMsion is invited to visit the clau, which includes the Auction Chant. There Allor NEW CEILINGS FOR OLD/ Closs Will Bo Conduct· ad Each Monday Ev. for six weeks. Complete Information will I I I -= No. 37 McCormick International Baler N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office !lours 9 to 12. 2 to 5 (Close at NooD on Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy lit iiU { fb"'+ t ,. n ~ s b b c Sea this Ringe Today AI Baker .,.. furniture · Mldcft1pad Operating nationally. Has op· ening for sales representative tn loeal protected area. Should have some knowledse of farm, ectnstruction, or oth· er h~avy equipment. Attractive commission program makes Jttrting weekly tncome of $1!10 00 to $200.00 possible. Bonus, life immr· an.ee, and hospitalization propam. Extensive company tralninc. For personal inter~., write to: Mr. 0. H. Utley LUBRICATION INGINEERS. INC. P. 0. Box 7t21 Port Worth, TexiS 11lT-t• lor ft• •••IMI-~ jll~nllw,. 1~nln1l I!Jilnt! I' Jlnotnlnt t'loCif"l Tractor ~fx~~wi) NEW SHIPMENT CLINTLAND SEED OATS T~e ASBURY Mollet LCIJD41 Oan~$h. modern 1tylin1, cu1tom·crafted In 1•nulne Wllnut ven1ere end 1eleot•d h•rdwood 10lid1. Preclalon-t~r•tt•d ••Oelul!e SP-26'' 25,000-vo" horlzontel on ..., • • Prices Slut As Low At- Purifies cotor TV .. tin lnet• ntJyl Move your dlr•cUon '"1. without color•Ciiu•tm~l Associated Radio & TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAGJ E. M.in St. Harry Miller, Owner 01 Oft '""' work. PRICED RIGHT AND EQUIPPED RIGHT Spedal Lighting ,joint f01*81t all nail• Of stapln. ClaW~ tot ,, .............. ••.IDa'·fM $J99·9S AUTOMATIC DE&AUSSIII& old uillng CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. Opp. 8&0 Depot Ph. 671-lleD ...... lilt Cash & Clerrr Budget Pia• ••aD lu•rr B·414 Tractor • • • • No. 37 Baler (Sale Price) 315 hp top economy eng Ina 3-polnt dralt conlrol hitch Livepto • 8 forwlftlspellls-Zrevers• ............ '"" • (Sale Price) • 17 tons per hour capacity • • e • Exclu1ive McCormick Knolttr Big capacity pto Poslllveg.. r drive Gently feeding ectlon They'rs Economical to buy-Economical to oplfate 'MEl~:~'!~~!~.~ co. IH.. PHONII WY' NIH Pomeroy FREE~ FIELD SEEDS J-M Ceiling P....tt are pre-decorated ready for - . Easy to apply over 1 TILT·OUT ' 1< . EASY lilltl AAAI OIL COMPANY g ll nu-our f CIIITIGI. CUTII a dJ I 1 I lntemational B-414 ' 1 '-....,..,..,,.,.,...,.,..,.,..,..,....,.,...,.,.,...,...,..====""'====""'"""""""".-' · with Johns·ManviHe DECORATIVE PANELS elau. 2 - ::::-:-:::;;:;::::: --,;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;::::::;:;;:;;:;;:;5 islration has reported that fed- Mr and Mrs Waller Smith r==~:;:;;,;:===:...--..-.J::::.::==:::-::: era I agencies as of June 30, and farruly, Lancastrr, vtsited - - - ·~ iiiii 1 1963, owned 769 million arns With his brother and sister-in- . This is one-third of the total law , Mr and Mn. Lewi!l Sm1th The Area's Most Complete land surfat:e of the 50 !'ltates and family on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Wilham Culwell spent : Two-thirds of the total. or 515 Farm Service million acres. is classed as for- Friday and Saturday at Flat. 1 est and wildlife land woods, Ky , with relatives and Center The magrutude of the amount allended the funeral of an aunt. o£ federally owned land is pomt· Mrs Ed1th Lyons ts now coned up by these statistics : acre- vale!fcing at her home followmg age of the 59 major crops plant· a stay m Sheltering Arms ed or grown in the United States Hospital, Athens. Her sistt:"r. ' in 1964 totaled 306 million acres Alice Ellis, Is staying with her. Ol this amoun1, · 293 million Mr. and Mrs. Ear) Starkey arres were harvested. The 1964 attended the Golden Wedding ' 1 crop was the second largest m Anniversary celebration for Mr. CERTIFIED 60 land Mrs. Arthur Smith at MilhiStory. lersport on Sunday. 'fhe Stark· : The Crop Reporting Board 1 eys slopped in Nelsonville en· , has set the 1964 lamb crop at 1 route home and visited with 17,905,000 head, 7 per cent below I their daughter, Mrs Wanda , the llltl3 erop of 19,224,000 head 1 Jones and family : I The 13 western sheep states i Mrs. Nellie Rupe spent sev. l produced 7 per cent feweqPI'al days in Athens w1t;1 her 1 Free lnnoculation \~Ifh all aiLJif .l Jnd clo~er orderlambs than in 1963 and 11 per 1 duughter. Mrs Lawrellt"t. Rowed and pte ked up he tort> l\larC"h 1:1 Order torla' . cent less than average. The j@r and family dial WY 2·2181. lamb crop in the 35 native sheep Mrs. Betty Cox and daughtw , I states was 6 per cent smaller Patience, Columbm1, attended , than in 1963 and 20 per cent 1services at Temple Methodist below average Church on Sunday morning and In Texas, which annually pro· 1 then visited their l'Ousins, Mr. Comp lete nP\\ supplv uf flf'lrl t duces about IS per cent of the 1and Mrs. Ney Carpenter . seeds are In nnw Chf'ck our nation's lambs. the Jamb crop Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Bonng I new low pt H.: e~. was 7 per cent below 1983 and of Chillicothr. were m Athens I 15 per cent below average . The or. Saturday to see the1r son, I Texa!ll crop was 2,580,000 hfad Ronnie, who Is a student at OU I and then called at the home of The Agriculture De-partment 1hil brother-in-law and sister. reports the government's liv~. and ~~~ . F~~l~o~l~~at1 be given ot this free r GRAVELY TRACTOR SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS SUN .. MON. TUES. Feb. 28-Mar. 1-2 11 1'D RATHIIl BE RICH" Inn on Routt 33 and 50, Athens, Ohio. SEE BULLETIN 1 I Sales &Service LAUNDRYDRY CLEANING WY 2-5428 POMEROY 14rs Millard Van Meter 1 1 ROBINSON'S Pomerov Flowf'r C:hoo Socia] Nel\'S e SURE WIN e RED ROSE eTUXEDO 1 ' lllllll!~lilll:!liiJiif·~•lY•':~~ ~~-·,_ 1 TRACTOR. oill!l,•. - - - . .- - POMEROY With I Row Cvltivotors anti Side Dreo-s Jac~ Morris Equipment Co. P0141iROY _......,_..____ GET YOUR COMPLITI ALLIS CHALMERS G Wl9·3202 'IAilL ST. ltACINI, 0. W. Carsey, Mtr. PIRTILIZER PROGRAM PROM LANOMARK Llauid nltroa:en spread· Phone WY 2·2111 spreadinl • soil tet.tln&. A11 anl1}'1il Serving Meigs, Gallia bulk fertlll..r - 33'll 111- and Mason Counties lr<>lell. 48~ IVJ>Il" ph. . lnll, bulk dry phate and . , . pot111I. ,. �. . .' .. ... . ' ' ~ ~ 11-Dany ~ntlnel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Jl'eb. 27, ~5 1 WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS Dressed BALED HAY , 54lc. 1 mule. hogs. I large pony, 2·27-Stp Phone WY 1-2853. 01' QUAliTY ORDER AMSTUTZ's H. & N. "Nick Chick" leghorn chicks, or sta rted pullers today . Modern Poultry, Box 168, Athens, Oh io. LY 2-9«!1 . 2-2'/-llc 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr. - - $2295 4 Doo r. 8 ey l. Power glide. Pnwer steering, radio and tleat. er. l...ocal ownt'd t a r. Re al nice. 1963 Chevrolet Impala Station Wagon 1965 APACHE Camp Trailers Accessones and l·ampwg are here . we are now se lling all models Apache Campers, equipment. Two mod~ls on display. All models avai lable . $100 worth accessones or : equlprnt" nt free if you purch· ase anv new trailer before OFJI'IC& aouu 8;30 o\, (d l D 0.01) p M. D aUy 1-a-tunlay-8.30 A M to 12:00 GOOD rrs so ~~ ") '() " L A C£ A &iliUL'J PB-ODUCIN& WANT .u> Notice Pomeroy Motor Co. 1 8 cy l. Powerg lidt>. fini!'lh like nt·w . powe-r st t't'ri ng , power brtlkes, maroon Now Only OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Wurlitzer PIANO BAL. DUE $414·00 Take Over Paymot~ls $16.00 A Month $2495 Pomerov Motor Co. Marc h is. Qualit y Print Shop, 255 Mlll Sl , Mi ddleport. Vernon Weber, Owner and Man· ·~ ager. 2-27-6tc REPOSSESSED ·======================""" USED STUDIO Piano S295·00 $20 Down, $3.00 w..kly F.etory Trained S.rviee SOOAL limo too. lllJ reputation wu the promise · lhot my Hnt In bu.Hdine. Pnrtugese ahowKI. he wet a pal I He wu nry rr1end1y to -me. and gave me confidence. To ' I would say , "h•llo, Tom,'' and this day , it II painful for me hf' would look •t me as though to Jlive an actor a bad review. be faintly recognized me frOTJI I Anyway, when the show endsomewhere. After a while he ed its brief run , 1 asked Tom looked at me as lhough he rec- it he would ~ interested in ognlzed me les!l faintly_ And looking at some comedy mate- I By RICK D VBROW would you like to be an actor?" then one day he said, "hello riel I had written. He said 1ure. · Uoited Preaa IDttraatiooaJ ta aenllem.an connected with the. there. Paul. ·• We were friends. H• looked. We both decided he HOLLYWOOD (UPI )-AII lhe lhealre uked me. After that. he would oce•sion- had •omething else in mind. world lovea a succeu story , I wu suddenly dizzy with ally give me 1nstruction!! about Suddenly J w.a s graduated and and so today 1 offer a rrucceaa joy. 1 had read of such things how to put on the dark makeup went into the Army, .and Tom story. I will relate how I aa- happening-but now, to me . . , for my role. After the ooening and J went our •eperate waya. aured Tom Poston ot success. I immediately emblazoned the ni.Rht, when the critics didn 'l and he neve"r dld use any of DO YE CR...VE TO PULL THI S Tom, as you know, is one of words on my memory 10 that have the discernment to note m,y matenal. WISHBONE the very best comedy .actora .in thf! yean to come. when 8 W IF M E, MAW ? around, e:~nd was quiLe a hit on movie studio would prepare my Steve A.llen's old network tele- biography . I would remember vision program along with Don the exact moment !hat had led , 0 A fly Knotts, and has been on count.. to my stardom. 1 J~ss video panel shows. But for It turned out that the Show- ~ 4011088 1'-Amen.. 1. "or ud each man of success, there has case Theatre was planning to moldlnc fl. Conb'a4klt · t he put on ·'MY Sister Ell een, '' starInd!aa btoen one fatt' f uI turn tn 15. amoke.b&.M Botch U lrlarrlea 10. J'l1n& road. to coin a phrase. ring Pat sy Kelly as the older t . A.n ovel"o The long chain ol event s thaL sister who.,. in one scene, winds teu &id DOWN 1. 01'01111 ot eventually led to Tom 's success up doin,ll a wild conga with ~o~za.. lT.A metal began . unbeknownst to him. some Brazilian sailon. One of 10. Precloul In "'K when, in my senior year at the roles in the play is that of at.;me cluu-ce Northwestern University in a rather unscrupulou• reporter, 11 · At one S. GrarnpUMI nauL time "- Command 210. MtU"abJ Evanston, III., I decided I need- and the actor who had the part 12. SingE-r: 'JMIR41J 'I £uwtohoi'Ba meadow 29 . Sia.ah ed some more pocket money was 'rom Poston. H~ 1. Gtrr• Jl . Expra.~Jon Jl. A U.s, 13 Show business was in my blood, Patsy, of course, was the · Epochs nicknaiQ8 totrigbte.a I . F~nc1ne 22. Undeoind to coin another phrase, and so star, and carried on courage. 1-'l. Bhow-=-n rain S-t. Atrlcu OWord u . Letter river • after classes one day I walked ou!!:ly and brilliantly even 16. Racing T. Rational 2~. Grain IG. College over to the Showc.~~se Theatre, though she told me she was aprowboat 8. 0Jd-f81h· 2< . 00.~ Girl'• officla.l a local pre~e_nter ot PIays , an d palled that Evanston wa!l 8 dry 17. name H . Knaveot 38. A 1plee elut.In ioo asked for a JOb as a sa lesman . town . But Tom was pretty hot . 18. ExcJama,. 38. Ill Wbat liU rge ton . l:xpu:aa• 11 the r~freshmen t counl er. stuU around Chicago al U1at tlon 1 I "That j"ob IB taken, but how 19. Pert. to Telet.,ision Revue .. FUST, LET ME TRY TO TH INK OF SOM ETH !N ' I NEED ! CROSSWORD .., ..._ ... ... -- :t-.. and.._ """' """' -- . ....... I I" ·Gael 21. Occupied 28. Oommum.t 24. A.n.age 26. MountsJa. O! Theaealy 27, f'reJ>o<od. I' ~I" .. tor80wlna' ....._ w tlon ,.,_ ll. Bosom f &2.Brun "'-W 38. Bicycle tor two A Under. .....,. ......_ obotacto ln.~ .. SS. H""" a..""""' ~t ~" ' 10. Another ......... ~ r• aoatleld r I' ~ ~ .0. "' ~01'" 2::: 1-"'fk r mean it , ~ I'"' -~ ~ w~ ~ •• ~ I I ~r ~ c;~eez ix ! Why not have a rummaL;~e Gale to ~ ~ ~ 2>7 . DAU,Y CRYPI'OQUOTE- H_.a 11ow &o work~ AXYDLB.&A.XB 11 Loxa••t.L01V One letter -limply iltaAdll tw aaother. Ia W. ...... .&. II . . . fw tbe lhne L'o, X f'or tllo O'o, oto. ~ totten, apooo troph1e~~, U. 1eDgtb t.D4 tonoatloa ot u. wom. u. 411 hJnt., ..,. do,7 tbe oodo t o - on dlftenmt. A Om*,_ _ _ PQA£DQ D.. a LDOO a rDY YQ .. QLDPW JfWWA QQ RYI GUWW ~ P:ND.A.W - QRO"-IIJ TMterday11 (}ryptoquote~ A. SAINT 1B .&. IKiiP'liO ONeil ., Jill TYillllnT·FoUR BOUR!I.-R.U.PH WALDO 10- ..... - JlllOCRSON. ............) . "How man1 times do I have to teiiJou, Junior, that box tope don't l[row on treea! .. WMPO Radio MONDAt TBRU FftJDAY Wanted To Rent - -- - · · - - - 4:30Eiectrte Co. News ' 40 lim Meea Sbow 5:00 News 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 6 , 00 Sign On _ News 6 , 05 Country Music 8 ,25 Country Jamboree 7 ,00 News 7,05 Larry Andei'SOII Show ILOO Top Teo Show - - ----1 WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FftJDA Y 6:00 Slflll On - Newo 7:15 Slflll On 6 ll> Scored Hear: 7:30 Newa Headllneo 6 20 Metga County RFD 7:32 Musical Clock 6 25 Paul Bowen - Farm 7:46 Echoes of Joy o.30 Btl! Miller SholO B:OIJ OIUo Vaile~ Newo 6:57 Weather 8:05 World New11 7:00 News 8:10 Sporll 'I'O<Ioy 7·05 l'iny 'o Morning Chapel 8:15 Weather 7 20 · Bill MUter Show 8:18 Musical CJook 7 30 Sporta 8:55 CommunJty Newa 12 ' 00 Nooo News 7:$ Pkkeno Hardware P:OO Talk ol lhe Towu 12;15 Muclal Interlude (Tues . Tburo·) 12:30 The Rev MerllD Teebl 9:55 Mason Councy News 7·50 N.Wo to:OO PubUc Service 8 'HJ Bill MHier Show LOO Jtm Meea Sbow 10:15 Family Worsblp Hour 8 30 Daily Ugbt B:OO Sign Off 10:30 La!d!strina 8 45 But Miller how SUNDAY 11:00 Newo Beat 8:45 Baker Furolture Show 7:30 Sign UD Army Hour 11:05 Momlng Melodleo !Wed.. ~· rt. ) 8:00 irencb City Baptlll except Frld"7. Church 9·00 New• 8.30 Sunday Show Bellt Rlfl& 9·05 Coffee Wltb Janet 9:30 The Bible Speakes to You 11 :45 Wodd Newo 10 .110 BiU Millers Bruncn Show 10:00 Tho Good Life ,11:55 Mason County Newa U:OO Mlnlotertal AasoclaUon IO:Iii Sunday Show 12:00 CommunJty News 11:15 Masoa Count} Agrl. F ' t jl2:00 Noon News 12:05 Loc:aJ Newo · (Tues. 1 12: Iii Olriallan'o Hour 12:10 Markets 11:15 FamilJ Worship IThuro. 12:30 Rev . Merlin Teell 12:15 Wealher ll :l> A.S.(. Program (Fri.J 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12:20 Bullelln Board ll :30 Swap Shop 1:30 11111. suu BWupo 12.'15 News 0 Grtmo ll:4ii Tlny'a Country Hymntlme 2:00 Rev . 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Instead, the ' Jayo wlil emcee a teen dance thla evening at Middleport High IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER Sallool.nm a p.m. to 11 p.m.~~---------------.....1 WED. LATE MOVIES Channel a, " Whirlpool' ' (1950) Gene Tierney, TUUIISDAV'S LATE MOVIES Channel a, "I Married A Woman " <11161) George Gobel. FRIDAY'S LATE MOVIES Cbannel 8, "While lhe Cily Sle<!ps" (11161) Dana Andrews. Cha~l 13, "The Beat Genera· lion" tlliH )' Sieve Cockran. 1:~ UO 8:00 9:00 10 .00 10:30 11 :00 I 1:30 12:1111 12:2S 12 :30 12 :45 1:00 u:; I :JII 2:00 Daily Word Bozo The Clown Buddy Slarcher Show Captain Kangaroo Mike Wallace " New1 I Love Lucy Andy of Mayberry The McCoy I Love 01 Wo CBS Newo Search ft'or Tomorrow Gwding Light Woman's Page WCHS News As-The World Turns Password 2. 30 House Party 3; 00 To Tell The Truth 3:23 CBS News 3:30 E:dge of Nighl 4:00 The Secret Storm 4. 30 Lone Ranger 5 00 Bowery Boy1 ti :OO News fomghl 6: 15 Your Wl'ath~rmao li ·21J Sports 6:30 CBS News 7:00 Joey Bishop 7 · 30 Sugarfool 8:30 Red SkeiLon 9:30 PetUcoal Junction 10:00 The Dodors and Nurses 11 ;00 The New• Tonigbl 11:15 Weather 11:20 Movio Late Movies TONIGHT'S LATE MOVIES Channel 13, "ThO 'Electronic Monster" 119601 and "Battle in Outer Spsce" 11960) Ryo lkebe. Channel 8, "All About Eve" 119501 Bette Davis and Channel 3. •·Paula" (1952) . Lorelta Youlig. ' MONDAY'S ·LATE MOVIES Channel 8, "Sweet Root O'Grady" (1913) Betty Grable. 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Martin Wooclrldae learna the job of beinc - JofferstD High 's new principal can H heartbreaking •• well aa rewarding . 10:00 BELL TELEPHONB HOUR - host Robert Goulet, with the aid of singeu Eydie Gorme, Barbara Cook, · Mildr'ed IUO Concentration 11 :30 Je<>pardy 12:00 Say When 12:30 Truth or Consequences 12:51i Newo l!eport I :00 Midday News 1:30 SinCID' Jambor.. Z:OO Moment of Trulh 2:30 Tho Docton J:OO Another World 1:30 \'Ott Don't Say 4:00 Match Game 4:25 Afternoon Repurt 4:30 Mr. Cartoon t :OO Woody Wooclpecker 5:30 Laramie •: 30 News Picture 1:45 Jim '!'hacker Sport. 1:55 TV 1 Weather 7:1111 Huntley-Brinkley 7, 30 The Virginian t ·llll Wed. Night at the Movies 11:00 tale News Picture II: 15 '1'V I Weather II : 20 Sports II:JO Johnny Carson HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ - DIrector WilUam AUand has been ...~&ned by Universal to direct JUnmy Stewart in ''The Rare B:eed," alter which he will direct "Man on The Beach" for tha otudio. MUler and S01an · WalooD, trace. the "Hlatory of AmOrl.,.. Women 'l'hroucb s...,." PRII INIPICTIONS IXTIRMITAL Twmite S.rvta dlhll Lu-' C& Dottald Voorbeeo tonducu 1111 Bell Telephone · Orcheatra. JAY IN FILM ' ' ~ Cho---- CoM HOLLYWOOD (UPI) · - Jq· North; rememberod for bla tltle· role in '-Dennll· 1be Menu'..11 eet for tbl dMa)'a" • • wilb CIIDI Wallt.-•. 'ille flbli Ia 18 'Mibat 111- ' .......... Plio• -•21•'Go1t•100tll . ' '· ..... ..um Lulllller Co. · CH!~~enF~ IMIIIIIIJ rrt-WY N4l2 ,.• ..,c........... ,, ... ..,_~y NMI WCHS- TV Channel 8 7. ~ Dail~· Word 7:30 Bozo The Clown 8:00 Buddy Slarcher Show 9·00 Captain '~<Jnl{aroo 10 :00 Mike Wallace & Ntows 10:30 I Love Lucy 11:00 Andy of Mayberry 11.30 The McCoys 12:00 Love of Life 12 :05 News 12 ·3D Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1·00 Women 's Pagt J ·25 News 1·30 As the World Turru 1 :00 1 :30 J:OO 3:25 Pas."word House Party To Tell Tht! Truth CBS News 3-30 Edge Of Night 4 :00 SecrPI Storm 4·30 Lone Ranger 5 00 Bowery Boys ti :OO News H.eport 6· 15 Your w~atherman 6 :2ll Sport. ti 30 CBS Evening Nt-ws 7 ·OO 7:30 8:00 8:30 San Francisco bt>at Mist..- Ed My Living Doll Beverly rlillbtllies 1 :00 Dick Van Oyke Shm 9:30 Cara Williams 10:00 DaMy Kaye 11 :1111 The News Tonighl Weather fe llt'l' 1120 Lat. Show I LIS MONTGOMERY STARS HOLL \'WOOD UPl i-Gffirge Montgomery will star for the Lippert company in ''The OutJaw of Red River " on lo{'ation In Madrid. START DELAYED HOLLYWOOD UPit - Producer- Robert Wise has resched~ uled the starting date of "The Sand Pebbles" from next February to the fall due to difficulties on location sites In Formo- ••· !lOLLVWOOD IUP)) - llosaline Russell will star lri tho film veralon ol "Oh Dad, Poor Dod, Mama'l Hung You in tbe Closet and I'm leelin& So Sid." WHTN-TV Channel 13 7 55 Daily Word 8:00 For Your lnformatlclt 8: :10 Jack La LanDo 9:00 Fun School 9:45 King and Odie 10 :00 M<lrmng M<lvio II · 30 Priro Is Right . 12 00 Donna Rood 12 :30 Father Knows lleol I · 00 HeUo Pea-Pickerr I 30 The Peoplo'a Cbolce 2. 00 Flame in Lh Wlod 2:30 Day In Court 2:55 New1 J : 00 General Hospital 3:30 Young Married. 4:00 5:00 S· 35 6 00 6 IS Trallmaster Super Show Superman l.ocal Ntws I w.. News ~ 30 Leave It To Beaver 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Ozz1e and Harriea 8 00 Patty Dul<t 8 :30 Shindig 9:30 Burke'o Law JO ·OO ABC Scope u. 11 :00 News 11 : 15 Weather 11 . 2S Sports 11 30 Lea Crane Show WF.D.. MAR. J HIGHLIGBTI 7:30 Color VIRGINIAN-olol' nng Lee J . Cohb as Judge HeD· ry Garth and James Drury .a1 the Virginian. ''Legend for a Lawman." 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