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'' MAYTAG · 119·95 INSTALLED ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE $161 199 If You Have A Heating Problem We Sell Gas, 011, Coel and Bottlod Gu HHtars A REAL SHOP USED TR. ., DEPART • • It does not matter bow small or large, see us first. We have the beaten at the price you want to pay._ _ _ _ _ _._ t.:,..;. . • ••,• . J..r . . ~-·· ....... ftld. . i> • ~dl'i­ .. ~ .s: c. 7 ~fiVE CENT$ France, COJn111unist China are\ l-iends 8: oo DoWJI on ,. 1l 'I ~W YORK - '. the Fa1111 8:30 Popeye II Pali . 9•'0 Ruff an<' ~f ShoW 10:00 Hector Heathcote Show. 10:30 .Fireba. l[L 5 11:00 Dennls the Menace 11:30 Fury 1.2: 00 Sgt. l>restoo · 1.2:30 Butlwinkle almost jaunty In beloring, in re{>lflee, eloquent pressed love of country a n d West Point, had an old soldier's ideal birthday SUnday - h 1s school honored him; his arc<Jn<l\ titne staff gathered him. He took the occasion oC h i 84th birthday anniversary stale that being a West graduate was the greatest of the long list of high honors ac· corded him. Prealdent Jol)nson oaiiOII him one of the aullheo•·l tic American heroes of I h i s century, and sent him the country 's thanks, WCHS-TV Channel 8. 7:00 T\1 C1aunoom 7:30 Eo France 8:00 Captain Kangaroo t:OO AlviD Show 1:30Tenn. Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:10 MlghiJ Mouse 11:00 Rln Tin Tin 11:30 Roy Rogers 12:00 Sky King 12:30 De You Know 1:00 News 1:30 Mr. Lucky 2:00 Saturday Movie 1:30 Teleaporla 4:00 CBS Golf Classle 5:00 Championship Bridge 5:30 Mr. Lucky 6:00 The Earty Show 7:30 Jackie Gle3SOD 8:30 The Defenders 1:30 Phll Silvers 10:00 Gunsmoke 11:00 News 11:15 Late Movie (CooUnued from !rent page) about the moaey. "1 don't know bow II happened, but I'm getting twice · oa much salary asii!2P"Cled. May· be I didn't ltsteu Ill ~ agent. 1 don't do a Jot .of IOievislon. just panel shows !bar cet me Into trouble.~' SHE REPORTED. N() tiouble, WHTN-TV Channel13 bowever, during the ftlmN of a big movie, "A Time of lndlf. a ference," In 1~ few I!IODths ago. 'rbere wS. llll exploolve east - Sbelley, Rod SteJcer, 1:30 Pat & Mike 1:00 Owrcll of Cbrl.d t:30 Channel IS Presenll 10:00 Netgllborl 10: 15 Social Secur!IJ 10:30 Jetscq 11<00 Casper Cari<IOD 11:30 BeBDJ " Cacll 12:00 llup llumoy 12:30 Allakarana 1:00 . Shelley Lamen_ts 'Old' Hollywoocl Fllck~ 1:10 AmerlcaD Be~ 2:30 ChalJeDco qoif 3:30 WiDter Olymple Gamee 1:00 Wl¥'kl of Sporto 1:30 li'reslllntl 7:30 llootelllliD1 8:311 Lawrenee · Welt 1:30 Saturday NJcbl at lbt Movie Palacf 10:30 The Detectlva 11 :30 Chiller Theater fiN' 6:30 11:10 PM .PACEMAKER NEWS -6:40 d11:15 PM·WEATHER REPORT PM he~lnasequence011 ' ..,.,..1a1 · ~- ForEe!.... ~"We lelld IIO'II'en iDfjrHN ·! ., ..... ,...., TH$MSEI-VES '' Static "Candid Camera" Sunday, Feb. Paulette Goddard a1111 Claudia 2, oo ·CB&TV .... One of the funniest seque...,. Cardinale. "1 loved eveeyboclf," ··he oo Johnny Canoa'a ''loDIBhl'' oolcL "I evoo fooled · tbooi 100w (15). was" ¥lchele, I h prowling llallan ~ ta(t),c F'reaOh poodle f r om I bad an apartmeDI wllb wJn. Sprin8fleld, Pa, lie ulcl. Vllirf dowa that didn't face a roof." clearly, "~Do ... I am..Jwngry.· Aa ...u.r 111m, . , .... I Willi CO go CIUI ADd I -y," lo IIIII ....... ba llfke Jove JOQ." All clotlo'l'en will llelto ad olle 1aas a ,.._..,. 1111W lllart leaclol"'l their poocheo to do the .uie. We'M ' al"But I don't understand ,_, ready started with our treudl le ~." she .aald, poodleo, Koa, Monlqoe aDd "My last otatement mode me DQmmlque. :Hen 1111'0 •tart ... I!USplc.loua, They said II ....t the SiaJ!teoe t1Uens - ,Gill !lid f10,000 to move the print from Gaslloal. .. ..,. theater to anotber f I v e Jamee -Gamor hoa '-" ae& bloeks away. How by .,........... ~~ Fruilbi!tnan Hollywood hal . Ill boll . the ~one Winton "lnaldio the Movie IPnco!om "'I . FLOWERS_ THAT SP~ .. I" ' Jack Benny, who movea over Ill NBC.TV In the Fall from CBS-TV, will have a fii1l """" plement of sponaora when . he llarll hli . new series II8Xt 'Sap. !ember. Jack started with NBC Radio in 1932. He Inaugurated . hli teleseriea In 11150 and for 12 of· lhe 1S JearS, hie program woa nomlnaled for an Emmy Award .... Singer Julius La lloq, d.-. ed . . . mail carrier, ellclts • varle!J of respousea I r o m Yookers, N. Y., naidellts wbolll ~~~;.ltll~· .• · :="r'~'la";: ' t Sbotlrlll ...~~:m ·u... ~. ·~ !ritb.!liO t~~iitQq ~ ;JJfe t l;~w._ I . ~ . . " ~...\• . J i. i " . - l •. ' r.- 'f ' Gen. Dll)lg· las MacArthur, firm of vo1ce. on that network. The Redhead lablished regularly scheduled just celebrated his 30th anniver- auditions for .~BS..TV variety sary on the net.... p•ograms. Audihons are being Speaking of Arthur, he just launched to encourage the my,. received the American Cancer riad of young talent try1ng for Society's "Sword of Hope;" in tl:eir big break in sh<>w buD, recognition of his accomplish· ness. ments in fighUng the dreaded Lewis John Carlino, aulhoe of the current of(Bro$dway hit, dis~se . .. . NBC and the recently organ- "Telemachus Clay," returned to !zed Music Theater of lhe Lin. New York last week from Hoicolo Center in New York have lywood with a first draft of a entered into a long-term agree- screenplay he has written for ment giving NBC.TV right.s to Kirk Douglas' film producing programs by the new organi- company. Property is entitled zation, Music Theater will pro- 1 'Seconds" and was adapted duc8 operettas and musical by Carlino from David 'Ely'l piaye wiUIIn the context of the novel of the same name ... 1:00 Exploring Z:OO Mr. Wizard 2:30 Sat. P,M, Movies 4:15 Great Momenta In MUJ~ 4:30 Southern Baptist Hooir $:00 Golf 1:00 Saturday Report · 6:15 News l Weather 8:26 Sports 8:30 Porter Wagoner Show 7:00 Sat. Night Jamboree 7:30 Singing Caravan 1:30 Joey Bishop t:OO Satunlay Night Movlea 11:00 Late News Picture 11:10 D. J, and Weatller 11 : 15 Sporto 11:20 Films of the IO'L Color Television • WSAZ .. TV Channel 3 eiB. ZENITH Talk About Gu R•ngesl - ;V;O;l;X;V:;N;O;.;2;40;;;~-------~-.:.POMERO=.:=.:::_;,Y_::-M:.::,IDOl:.:~::EPOR...:.:::.:.:T,:_OH~_IO.:::.._.,______:,M:,: O:.:,N.:.:O:.:_A:.:,Y:._,,:JAN U~A;R;Y;2;7;,;19;64;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;; l~-.:. leT In !!oRY.~~ . ; . ... ,. r.' ,.. ~!JlUDily '!!__ro:\I~c •.~ l!'l\lo;, Dr. Frank ~tagl91', pt'l.siJiepi; ~~··~•d \llst1~j~ol "J" ... ' of .CBS, preil~ .\'Ut.hur , Goil· COJII Can~ lor, ~e,.Per~ii)~: freY with a liOVef nucrop~otie Art•,. · · • . , : •·, ·, 110 used dudnfhis ea•IY career LOOK·LISTEN: CBS lias· e8- " Saturday , GET II SHOP EARLY Sale at y ...... ,.,,._, ......... ) SAL·E! One Group Many Colors e • enttne -~~~~~~--------------------------~D:~::~:Id:;.~:·~T~~=.~~=~=D~•:•':'~0~1~T~..~·:~:·:~:·:~=o.~~=::_,_____________________ ~~~~ ----~----~--~ Around And About Middleport ~--------------~ Living Room . . feel. :;U~""';;an;d;cl;a;sses~;o;f~the~~oc~a~ ~~~~~;:~!e.~nd Mason Furniture I The w•y WE SERVICE our products is the secret to our GROWTH IN BUSINESS. ,... ,lllloot , . . . . . . eoad~· of ~ II lilt VIII,.. Malllt wllli u 011!moted lleldd allove ...1 level o1 11~ The Middleport First Baptist church ore carrylng "? ';"~.. chureh COIII!l"'RBUi>n II concenwlliJ the lndm s. traUng Its enUre church pro- One ol the first ~gram• 011 gram on a special mlBsion w1ll be g1ven SUnday phase with emphasis en close the oenior youth fellowship l'i!lationship with a "sister their advisor, Mrs .. Don! church" In South India for the Boone. This group will bo next six. weeks. charge of the worshlp serv· 1 · · this Sunday Three mem· The participa~g church is will speak ~n various to~ in the mission f1eld of . d. La Gla<lwell ~th India Different organl· mclu ong, rry · "India the Country, the 1 1 the Religions;'' Pullen, "Christ Comes '""''" ' .. and Stephen Hindy, "India's Education and 0 u r of Healing." Others taking part are Pal I Ed1Nanlls, call to worshw; E~ Jnor Bodimer, invocation ~ Dav.. id Sigman announcements; Marilyn Slu~bo. resJ)onsive re~ Mr and .Mrs Ronald Evans ing; Mike Bratton, morrung and .son expect to leave SUn- prayer, Jack Sigman ofleratory day for their home in Maryland prayer; and Stephen Pullen, after several days spent here scripture readl~S· . be with their parents, Mr. and Sam . Hood will giVe the nMrs Richard Pickens and Mr. edictioo with Paul Haynes, Bud· and: Mrs Ed.;ard Evans. Rnon· dy MMe, Hay Poekens :.:a~ aid has ~n extended leave from vid l\lce and Jack Sa • , ' the Air Force due to the illness Jr., fiS usher~. ····'·ll' bo . A ccmmumon serv1ce Wl oC hiS father. held Sunday, Feb. -! , earring .:A' , ..._ Mr. and Mrs. James out the mission thenle · 'r' .. ,a,ue IKay Jenkinson), Columbus, communion elements t6 1 ': bt spent last weekend with her simHar to those serVed' '\o the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis India Christian ~ongregation. Je.nkinson and daughter, Rev. Boone wiU present the and with his JAN. 27th THRU 31st Rutland Furniture .. MOlf YOU ICNOW' \ Special Mission Phase to Church Stress Relationships With India Sale Priced for Cltarcmee. 5 DAYS ONLY AT BOTH STORES -~ ' ' '· ' ' I " •' I Africa Boils In Red Led Tensions Charles Tyree , Langsville. was arrested by the Sheritl'a department Sunday at 3:10 a. ; m. for disturbing the peare. He : posted it $25 bond t.o appt'ar in !County court Friday and was released Sunday at 2:16 p.m. �I • D• Baily Sentinel .' ____________.,... ~ S.DafiY sentinel, P'omeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 27, 10M ·, Interception Helen Help Us! Set a Course of Excellence This nation, if it iJ to honor itself in been extraordinarily impreaaive. to 'jllace itself upon a course of 011ceiIence. il con neither aerve ito own lftll purpotl!a nor lboee of free men In the world at ·!Jrae 1f It doea not do thlJ. We have gone too far down the path of celebt·atlna the commo11plar.e and the mediocre. We not only tolerat. but we allo excuse error and mlsdemnnor on a broad scala. Indeed, many of Ul are enraged when er;:or or shortcoming is pointed out. The mere bini of any common failing is re· jeeted as virtu•lly subversive. In too few areas of American life todoy ore discipline. order and high per· formance demanded. The great obJective of too many is simply to "get by,' to do less work for more money. Our motion picturea are nudged aside by foreign films. The Broadway stage is heavily marked by European Imports. What great new novelist Ia America ball· . illJ today? I:ompetilors obroad are giving U.S. l!Usiness a rugged run for the Ameri· can's consumer dollar. Our performance in areas like agriculture, nuclear and space development. electronics, jet aircraft, cectainly has ' -! But even some of these achievemtntl have been marred at times by workers' slowdowns or strikes aimed at taklnC supreme advantage of lbe country'• ur• cent need. In any event. the point 11 not that we are faiUng aenenlly. ·We are not. We are still a rich, reaourceful, Inventive and energetic people. The fact of great consequenct Ill lbat we find It much too easy In this decade of the '60s to forgive ounelvea and oth· e~s for not living un to !lie -beat that lain us - ao individuals and as a nation. Difference• of outlook - political, religlous or whatever - are the meot and oubstance of a democracy. Diversity II one of our greatest treasurea. But lbese dlvlslollll muat be subordl· nated to our common goala. Tbe dlvl· sions prove our freedom. Yet lbey can tear it apart if the underlylna fabric of unity is not kept strongly threaded. There is no more vital thread In tbal fabric than wholehearted devotion to the pursuit of excellence, as a people and as a nation. Let 1964 and the years beyot\d be aet down as the time we all reaolvad upon a higher reaching, a fuller strlvln& toward the finest we have to &lye. a..I Coni - Or Cad?T "Coliaratulollalll; falbtt, il'o a. ' Door Helen: boy," lliil ~ I4Ded "Yvellil,,. " l've got a eollep roommate ADd that'• I pnltf lllrd tblill -that lhlnU ..... 8 ........ d.'• to ezpJilD to ,....ma. i . lite orlelnal practical joke tJd, We wore 0111 CI'UIItill ~ ­ and lhil pta to be a roll bate. 111111)' .'II' 1101 _, l&fi IIIII ~ Lite the other night be pretend- ptd to ;a up at a lll'rict ·~ et' te admire Ill)' girl's bullt.up lim. He Wl'llle baekwlrda 11;1 ~ and sprayid hal[, llld lnstMd ateam 111 tbo window, ' ~~ piDned a DOte In II wlllcb otld, I'm bet., kkluapped. • ' -· "Handle with care - paralyz. body Ill tile eer to .~ lid hair!" She dllcoveted IC I~ and boy, what a ~ . fJ'!I!!l when people starlad antckerlng. uplalntnt TR!'I' - He bad me paaed at lhe 11-. no help from bini! . . · ·,: . brary yesterday. Wben I eot to He gave me a baby~~­ the desk, the Klrl there was all IIJr · Chtlstrnu. The 0!1lt ~ excited and said, "Mr. T., bur- he hun't dane Is put,oal~~-­ ry - lhs bospltal collid and ougar bowl, bill that 1 • · . your w~e·s· having her baby!" cauae It Isn't orlilnfl, ".. : _·. The baby bit really sendo him. do you do with a fruit eaWti . , ·. Last Christmas vacation be that? - DORM llfAT'I' .:1 ·.,.:,. · sent me a wire, coll~L It ..ld, Dear Matt: . , . •.• Yilu mll)ht !llft.,..ap blm.l1"'4. make clear that he atlll seeb a aend blm to 1 Rollywood Jlaa -. loOse federalilll of soverelln man ..:. collect. But Hie 1!'01!14 atatea with regular meetlnga of be mlehty duO wlthouiJoill!,, .., their leadm rather than any H. ·" tlnd of closely·lnlegrated unlnn. Your Helpblf llaDil ~- • huor Elplaulloa1 Dear Helen: De Gaulle will follow throulh Pm writing to ut yoor ~ •· ou his Red China ol&nd to t•t era If they'll eend cardi' "ll!d tai· ;'!!h!a. • ~um~ of blgh-powered task and her hellht Is that :or 1 ~ " Unltocl Preis lntemallo!lll of waate.) Inoted In fat leltero In hll ef. rcea to varloua foreign COUll-- elgbl-yei!Mld clilld. llht 'IN Here 1s a $1 milll011 dollar Dlopoaocl Of Sllovelt flclency rating. This relateo 1101 ~ ~ ~ear bean able to walt at ID~aW Idea offered lor free to De-- "The Army had disposed of merely to the Army but to the forel exp en wlth the 114 of erutchel, but feme Secretary Robert S. Me- 25 of the crane ohovell In on- Navy and Air Force a1 well ~ by meaJII of lee- right now her erutcbel 4q .he!' Namara. The offer 18 In behalf used or economleally repairable where the willa of taz 1110111)' aide :. ~ good II slie baa ~til of that unhappy beast of bur· cOndition CO<Iting tsf1,200, while 18 ohocklng IJld almoll lnt:red- cull Jacquea B Pmel c tally blind. An ~ 10 den, the U.S. taxpayer. planning to apend about $12 lble. tary er • IIOCI'6- partially eave her •·'""' - The Idea Is this: Let the sec· million to replace them and The complroller general baa Union ":'or ofN the RGaulllspubllt stlrgery mlRI walt unt!l.~ By DOROTHY KILGALLEN rotary ochleve a further an- othen In the aupply ayslejn been makilll theoe reports fOI' (UNR) · ew e c ea are arranged, and Oilt nual economy of from $1 mU- 1with crane ahovelto of oimilar a tenerallon. It wao oot uniU Jaan de 1 leollr!.~ Senator be six to nine montha. ' 0 lion to maybe $100 million by capac'lty, The Army ablo clio- the Elaenhowar admlnlatratlon ted to P wa are · A friend baa volunteered Jl laying a penalty on the Defense posed of about 1350,000 worth that tho military paid them \:~oc~ Sta~vt ::::' [~• read aU her maD til • 1 . · and your lcltero would lie(P. .oo NEW YORK. JANUARY 23 ..• committee Is being formed to rename Department chuckleheads who of repair parts for the crane much attentloa. Secrelli')r Cbrlsllab very much rl&ht now w h•• • Singer Fabian is planning some dras· the Paramount BUll ding on Broadway now are loosing ouch sums shovels. An additional $116,000 Charlea E. Wlloon demanded parllaln ::." Ia d~'::e· • the "Zukor Building" in honor of the down the drain. worth of repair parta waa ,.. !natant attention to these ICeiJo mer ~ In! and !I thing• seem awfully blact. Sbo ftc changes in his oet·up when he be· 0 011 91·year·old past president of ParaDefense Department spending covered from variowl disposal oatlona of waatelul opendlng. re rtedl onna • Is: Nancy Ann Copen,'Rt... eomes 21 next month. For one thing, 8 mount. Adolph Zukor . . . CORE an d Is audited by the comptroller stages ao a reault of our point· Succeeding oecretarlea repeated ~ ~;"ll In TUnnelton, West Vlrgi!lle; e r • drop his guardian, John Palmieri, Sara Peters. - WELt. -WJSB. from the payroll and sign with a new NAACP w•ll concentrate against segre- &eneral who Is chief of the lng out o continUed need lor hll orden. Sec:Htary McNama- Mala Ia , : blet ~~ gatwnist Leiander Perez of Louisiana General Accounting Office theoe porto. . ra wro~ what ,probably II lbe Alto Yl • ,..._, ER • ., ljlanager ... The musical " Funny Girl'• this Sprmg ... The town's taxi drivers (GAO.) GAO is a creature of "With respect to the out. flrmeat directive 10 fJI' thai 1ttn mey General Robert F. · . il a box office hit out of town, but the experts say ;t will need a lot of work be· are rloser to being unionized than they Congress, established to inves- board motors. the Army had wute fingered by the.. GAO an nod) auceeedid In wlnnlnc acbe. Tho govemmont baa apo ' . and qreemenJ tor • cea~e pealed to lhs public to .buy fore it faces the New York drama cri· have been during the past 20 years. If tlgate the manner in wt.lch the spent 1575,000 IJld W8ll planning mlRI ceaoe. Jimmy Hoffa gets 'OUt of his ·difficulties oxecutive departments and to spend -lin additional $321.000 So It to that Delenoa correeto an eventual aummlt meet· Japanese products, but lht p~l tjes. The chief problem . in the opinion he'll be the hackies' peer• agencies speod appropriated to repltce ulatlng otocka of un- the errors clted day Df day by IRs ~ :e~e tho Malaysia II- hiS gone lsrgely unhlllliei.c If! many: the actor who plays Nicky Arn· InlessTennessee, leader later in 1964. funds. In llacal year 1983, GAO used motors." GAO. But errors penlst. :'!e. u e dispute over that Forelllfl goods are mueh •IIOU&bl stein is on far too long and walks made 362 reports on Defense To replaoe fllstlng stock• of Tho chuckleheads who make AP.my • Ollllbllah~ South- after status oymboll .Jn. rJ~p~~~,-, t)lrough the show as lf he was bored by Steve Allen and his Jayne Moadows Department spending opers· unused motors! Why? The them are not even Identified in fin•an nation still 18 far from and the public aoea on nwriJy \l)e whole procedure. ' 'J'hree masked robbers held up a "so· caught the most exciting show of the 1 tions. Here Is an example of readY answer to that probably the voluminous reports so far !shed, u lndlcatod by Indo- buying them. AJ a · nsult, neolan President Sut a r no's Japan'J foreign curre~~O)I" aborl> ctifl club'' in a West Side hotel the oth· week at the Strollers theatre club. Just how the Army brass can ond is lhet the colonel or general accumulated. when a couple of actors we_re portr~y· does waste tax money as rewho ordered $321,000 worth of The Jl mffilon dollar Idea ~.~tement that ' hls ,!"'Ucy of age Is e.peeled to becotllt' ..,OII er night and made off with approximate· 0 1 0 18 11 0 ' Ing Queen Elizabeth and Prmc• Phlhp ported by the comptroller gennew motors was not aware that would be to Identify these wasch r n n was un· more critical. "' --. ly $10.000. They took no jewelry, only m a domesbc dial?gue, an offend~d Bfl· era!: ample stocks were on hand. trels by name and rank. Let ang~. Sukarn~, blamocl by rash. and ordered the ladies at the party "The army planned to dis· Sboold Be Note4 their efficiency reports hear ~alaySia for havmg stsrted the Each state had one vote. ·In strip to their bras and panties to reveal tisher m the audience rose to h1s feet 8 all hidden loot . .The crime wasn't re- and started shoutmg .obJections to the pose of its unused or econom- The point ol all of this Is that witness agai110t them and ootlng which the Unlled Congress under tha Arllllltl of could lead to all- Confederation. -:-,- ·· ported to the police because the "af· whole thm~. A flymg wedge of walters ically repairable ·stocks of Ill- Army bra... civilian or mill· against their future promotion. Sl&tes feared 11 left unsettled, mlihl h1m from the theatre . . . . • ton crane shovels and 25-horsetary who handle that ldnd of The word would get around out war · · .' removed · fair" was a gambling gala. and the vic· tims of the robbery wouldn't be able to George Abh?lt· who is in his seventies, power outboard mot01'1i and to tu 'money should know what and quickly untO a peraonal have trouble at homo if he Cbtna lo conoldered to · have explain where they got their cash or out rhumba d and out marnbo•d Jose replace them with current mod- they '"' doing before they do feeling of responsibility lor backAII down eompletely In his the oldol! ·mating clVIlllaUOII. Ferrer, Gretchen Wyler and other die- els which offered no material lt. And, a further point Is that careful spending of taJ: money opposition to the Bntlsh·backed , ., · what they were doing with it. bards at the Chateau Madrid ... News· technological improvement over when one of the military brass woold orevail In Secretary Me- federation. T E DA N. iMIE Sean Flynn tells everybody that he's caster Ron Cochran and ABC executivea existing otock•. (Read that sen- goofs away a chunk of tax Namara'a department. Hllh Toagb, Year A..ad: 1\'1' engaged to ~lessandro Panao and they are ronferrmg about a ne~ video show. tence again for lhs full flavor money, that fact should be j time too! Japan~ Prime Mlnlater Hay· DIVOTID TO INTIRifT OP will be mar~·ied next summer. But none They also hope to _use h1m at~ncbor ' ato freda may be in for his MIIGI MAfON Alllo\ of his churns Is belting on the nuptials, man durmg the pohhcal conventions. loughe•t year in UM. He must '· because they've heard that .iazz before Phil Silvers, United Artists and CBS ~ ~ cope with soaring consumer """"" " -- · f - . ' Almost every celebrity in Manbat· have become partners In a pilot film for prices and the queoUon of trede .....~':"'.:...'=!. ~ tan will attend the star-studded mid· TV tilled "Gilligans Island" ... Rumors 'J • HberallzaUon If he II to aurvlve ..,. ., ... 0111o vo~~., ,...,,;., ni~ht showing of the controversial fllck· are flying about a gorgeous actress and both In his own ConaervaUve .._ ... no ........ ot .• ,.,....,, . er, _"Seven Days in May"-• bash which her manager-hu.sband. All Is not we~! at By War•• G.. Braodsl&dl, M.D. tlon. . type of allergy - enaphylactic party and •t the head of the :;· :.,-:;: will be hosted by Kirk Douglas. B u t the moment; fr.ends hope the mamage No greater tragedy can be- The next theory to gain pop- shock _ would account lor the government. Splroling prlceo .....,. u , . . • ......, Ava Gardner, who co-stars wilh Kirk in will surviVe the current problems ·..• fall a mother than to nnd her ulnrlty was that these ba· h tbe kid d were a major Issue In last No.,...., " ... .,..,. •••... - · 1 1 the movie. has turned down the lnvlta- Jack Ruby's Carousel Club in Dallas has baby dead In lhs crib. It is e.. bl.,, whose faceo were often c anges n neya oun 11 •ember's general elect 1on, .,..., · · , ' 1 lion, for some mysterious reason. Kirk been taken over by a friend of his, Ralph un.ateo that more than 10.000 found buried In their pillows auto(llly. The createot numbec which Ikeda's party won. AI ~~= is " darling. but Ava simply won't be ;,aut. and the name has ~een changed to such deatha occur In the Umt· ,er whose heads were covered of these deatho occur in inflllll the lime, he promioed to check tn .... """ y,,. a17, •IIW'hr.. ' s~n with biro. · The Big D Kopa Club . . But the poUcy ed States every year. by their blankets, had smother· at the age when they are loaln& the prlcea in lhe next six _ . . . "'"- "" ''NBC Is preparing a TV documentary Is about what It was before Ruby made The babies are UliUally be- ed to..o!ealh. This theory ptac- the protective anUbodleo derlv· months. But they keep goina on homosexuals In New York ._.. A the front pages. tween < and 8 months old' The ed an unfair borden of guilt on ed from their mother'o blood. up and up and .up, with no end .,._ ....,- ...~ ' :· • . deaths are in the country and the mothers, many ol whom No claim Ia aa yet being yet in sllht. How to cope with _..., .,..,. - • -.. ~E ALMANAC Th! evenmg stars are Venus ready to make tllelr first move1 In the city, in the homes uf never forgave themselves for made that allero to cow's milk the promised liberalization of W ..-. r.ne ..... .....,,~ ·. 41 By Un•te_d Preo• l•ternoUonal and Jupiter. . . In the Civil War. both rich and poor. their "llfilect." Is the cause of all crib deaths, 98 per cent of Japan'• Imports ~ ~ II Today " Monday, _Jan. '1:1. On this day •n hiStory : In 1881!, Thoma• Edison was Most of tbe other causes of F -..lely, thts Idea wao dlo- but It may well be the cause of by April ia another maj..- bead·.,_..-..;....-• · the ?:lth day of I!IM with 339 to In 11!62. PreSident Abraham Igranted a patent for an elec- deoth in this age group have proved by a coara1eo•• doctor a large proportion of them. '~ follow. . Lmroln \llsued general war or- tric Incandescent lamp. been brought under control. who placocl lnfllllll r... down U thls ts· true, there are two The moon Is approachtng Its der No. I, mstructmg Northern I In 1943, the U.S. Eilhth Air 'l'hllllk3 to Increased concentra· on their plllowo, then coverocl things that .the mothero of In· full phaoe. army and naval forces to bo Force oto&ed World War U'a lion on the problem of theoe their wtt11 blaokeU. Be fenta under 8 montbo of age crib deaths there is a s o o d loUDd that e"'n tile yebllgeot can do: chon... that they, too, can be ones had ao dllllealty Ill fllbl- They oan use a simple test i Do It Ti~Qe eliminoted. lnr their way lata the open. whlch consists of placing a piece ; Hatlo Forty or 50 yeara ago these The doctors next turned to of lndicotor paper on a urln.. ' deaths were attributed to en viruse• and other Infections as soakod diaper. II the color . enlar~ed thymus. Autopsies 11 possible cause. but tbii, too, change Jndicates the presence : 'lOU MEAN ' ;•, / . TO SAY 1lJf show..t that this gland w a a proved to be a blind alley. Now of albumin. the baby's kidneys . .IIMCAKES: AAf ! ,..,_. much lsrger in all lheae babieo Dr. Daniel Stowen• and cowork· are affected. CHAPERONS, than In Infants who died of In· ers at the University of Lou- In such a case lhe mother • . -.J • TOo? lHE'I'Af foeti'"" diseases. However. this lsville have made a oertos of should ·stop glvina her baby FINE ONI!S ro 8f WATCHtN' theory had to be abandoned signmcant qbeervations. cow's milk and use goat's milt OVER ~DS!! when It wa• found that bableo AbnCJII all the bableo who or soybean mlllt Instead. Other who dlocl ol okull lracl.llre or are ytcllmo of. this myoterlouo aopec>• of this tragic pro~lem other oevere acclden ... also had dlsea•e ore bottt..ted. A·severe are still belnJ studied. · .•: • a large thymus. 1.1 ;;o; We now know that oil healthy babies have a Iorge thymuo, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.._ = ou; no NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. $1.19 25c ...,._ "\"f Business College Has New Locale U:: H 0 darv 's ·-- eG....,._._.. ..... ·-- ...... ~ Multf,ptl e ''""*'~ ._. -~-­ ror his part in the flag·raising The papers commented on • AsphMt ln.uLltilll • Chn:lrM fialstl .a... ....~ Jenkins' remark in New Orleans that his only rP.gret over the incident was the death of four American so1dlers. They the remark "typical o( -.a. .................... Sf'QR7SM.Me incident SN'-d ii'IS .. eAt: $1.99. .... IContinued from page ll ....... • L.EAK PROOF ............. ··...._ Whereabouts Kept Covered ....... ·-_... ........... -e ·s..~...sm.t ~)o $1.95 ur:ertak• ·e·u •50'!l. . . . . . . . ....... oper= •it,. •r ' 300 W. 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Ia .. , ' '' . . .' : " Every 1oat ol Hclner"o 1"-' II IIal:ed with. apeQal-li4uld' ' FRIGIDAIRE '• - • ¥tsetable Hfdrators• • Storixe door has ea shelf, Gaullist Recognitio'nof Red. China J)ue Th.IS. w·eek which officials say two themeo will t.. highllgbted-Red China ond a new drive lor ICuropeaJi politico I unity. De Gaulle ..II take lh• opportunity. to explain to the -ld why he has d&ei1led to estab!Jih tllpomatlc relall\111o with Peking. And, on the political unity point, be will a liquid vegetable shortening exclusive Frost-Proof ., needed to ~~~r... off an inlecftnt all-American 11r raid on Germany. bombln& Wfihelmohaven in broad dayUght. In 11e2, 1 U.S. Ranger IJlac.. · craft missed the liioon by :12,· Red Cblb Reoopltloa1 000 miles. French rec<IInltion of Red China lo all ,but an announced A thought lor the doy--Abra· fact, a_nd Ilia! will C!Ome thla ham LinC!Oin OIICO 111d: "Let us week. Formal announcement is hove faith that right makes due.fl'OIIi',- ftrll ln ~ day '.or so. might, and in thot faith l•t us And t~· ·'will bf'' rollowed llf to the end daro to do our duty President Cbarlea do GauDe'a aa we undersl&nd lt." 1news conference thil ·Friday at 1181 eu. fL 4 GOIOI'I Or Wltilt! Model PFPDS.14M in · - wltite Po~elain Era~mell ~ Foreign news Commentary MoNI FPD!i·14T·1 i ,. l- ' - ...... rkod1iir!fi.Gll I' ' -' . ~illllbllw'.1, ·~ ''C411H Ht1Mt'1 ~ .... . ' ' " 8. . ·L' '' ' . • ~ \ j • ' ~!~~.l �,. • '.' t-DI!Jt, "!IINI, Pwnff1;~J O,.laa. tkl~ ~Jfiddleport lt was the first athe)tic cham-. plonohip of any kind for a Middleport echOOI team since 1957 when MHS wen the State Class A baseball title. Bernard Lyons of Middleport, IJ.l and 195 lb. pivot man, not yet 14 yearo old, led the •rorlng and dominated both banking hoard•. HI• 19 points wa• tho best ~J his three ~am~ in '.I\ I Eighth Grade Wins Tournament Middleport took an early 25-9 lead In the fint half and coaoJ. ed through to a .~27 victory over Wahama In the champion!!hlp game of the Second Annlllll Big Bend Eighth Grade Basketball Tournament Saturday night. , Weekend Summary Of I I rollied to !>"•t NtliOI!VIlll .. n. Thl• woo 1 hot contdt Ill the way, the !ICOrl belnt tied at tiJ.IB when the Dnll quarJ. er began. Nelsonville went bome willJes•. 8~ Uat!Od -- Llne tcorel. and ARCADIA, Calli. C•liY won the $1:12,tJOO Blaltes at Santa Alltta hy "'oring Nelsonville Racine Nel•onvllle - Ennla, 2, Stunrod 9. Coker 3, Crawford 7, Flck 2 _ 23. Rnctne - Diddle 2, Donavan t1, !hie 4, Johnoon 3, Profllt l. sewell o, Omith l, Sayre a- ho ,gths: dlltely after winning tbe Davenport, Mark Tannehill. Bill Berry Grade baaketball playen are pictured iznmeSaturday night. Kneeling 1 to r, J e f f Chuck Mullen, ArU Casci, Jim Conde, Rice, Mgr.; Mike Evans, Mike Gress, Escbleman, coach. AllensVI.lle nip'su.·ghlanders SCORES s 76-69 In Double 0TThri11er Ual~. ii',;:', Oblo H :! il, ~ 1i : 1 ' i. ·. (- '• 1 ·- Basketball ft,f!sultl (UPt-~IOb-1 IN playoff with Adrian MtManus. - of II, cnsto 1, Jones 1, Flowen land, Roonle Russ•ll and Ralph Batey of WPhama. . Pomeroy High School Prmclpal Jam•• A. Diehl, Jr .. awarded these boys individual troph· Jes, individuAl me<lal• to the players of both flna!ISI squads. and a team· trophy to Middleport Coach Frank ES<'nJernan. Pomeroy Coach Charles IBUd) Bickel watched with satisfac- ,~. V1:1 Meter, 14, Anderson 7, Story 3. HYBell S, Phalln I, Bash 3, Haagy 3, 0'· a,1•n 1 - 37. Ripley Rutlond 3 10 ~ . Ripley - Llndls 6, Hughes Radar a, Bell 7, Sw!sher 2 27. RUTLAND -Welsh 9. 4, Yearbrough 2, Martin 8, tion 8 large turnout of fans. 9. Drenner 5, Black 2 --39. Saturday night. Pl'tl<·eeds "1 CHAMPIONsiuP GAME 1'h * * Gr.·d Coach w.·ns Cage r.·tle w·I th M.I ddleport 8th Grade bl meetln& •R. Collinl wnu.n.. J. Poulon 417 441 Aelker 411 S70 MeKendo ,.,... G. Barril 'l'. 'lobi M. Mencblnt Hludlcap 1M :tO Gruew TOTAL WGDIIMil a.&lnf J. Grail s. GrllmD YC!UT!I Handicap TOTAL WID I Looll IICIIt L. Grimm s. Rk:b J. Wbtte' M. Woodard H.oNilcop 1110 13t1 ~ w.~ H. Cllr!ll C1 0. Braltoo 4N I D. Darst 511 TOTAL 2344 C. A I. 0, I. Bodlmer Hoco TIYrAL Won 1 LOlli Eulor7l In 326 1M !I'll Horky Barnblrl 481 TOTAL 465 WID I Tied 1 Loll 1 Ptebu lllrdwan Harmon 429 433 518 1148 PJcl:OIII J. Cbepman M111811' Clark 55f TOTAL %180 W• 1 Lool I Tied 1 High GIFDI - J. Chapman, TOTAL WoollMtl High Sorteo - R. Cla.rt, 5154. Teom IIJch Gaml - Racine, 103. Team HIJh Serlol - Racine ! 'I• . ' Coalton Tops Union Furnace For Ninth Win '· I' I TOTAL • Woo IIMII . O!llcull R. Plymall B. Plymale M. Cbln!!e)r H. Amberpr llandi<lp TOTAL Woo I 1M! I Bee C... M. Bowen ' J. Choobor R. Bowen G. Wagner TOTAL Woo1Lool1 Plzz ...... Ada Nea,. Jl1 Mil 1114 541 1866 Ruta~ "'! ~ In _December. ~y Ul-87. The hlgh-I<!Orlng contelll end· COLLEGE RESULTS Oberlin title. . Fan! In Pomeroy By United Press lntel'llllloaol Malone 7 9 1238 1412 Southeastern 46 Furthermore, the big trophy night remarked more thon once on I ~ play that saw the 1 •• In Ohio Northern 6 8 1141 117! Western Pa. Deaf 60 case m MHS entrance hall, "In 1 couple of y ll'l ,....bap · - 10 u • ep...;,rTemple 74 Fordham 47 MI. Union Obio Deaf 57 while full with symbols of past the oods, tw nd-~" r po n~ 1 1 5 8 833 879 M V St. Jos. (Pal 72 St. John 60 S v· · h h d re P a,s ,.~, g o seco s. Musklngum 4 7 '/09 764 t. •rnoo I. mcent 62 greatness m sports, as a on- f<!am for Middle"""" · Freshman Don Trll Penn State 79 Lehigh 40 Kent State 5 10 1028 1114 Columbu• St. Miry 62 ly runner-up trophleo added to ,..,... ner waa Pitteburgh 88 Army 64 Clse Tech 3 1 1131 &1ft Liberty Union &7 Granville 113 It since 1957 when Jim Bowles Seton lllll76 F. Dickinson 61 Weetern ReiOT'Vf 2 s 486 450 Llncuter Fenwick 61 liPid Dove Htndy piiehed MHS 9 1 ~!~~volnlt5uroCoBig aPU!an Am 71 Ashland 3 8 675 m toTstate ba•ehail recognition. po -~ • Kenyon 2 8 59% 780 HOWARD GETS \WAIID oday, E!chlernan can hove I Dartmouth 67 Holy C""'s 66 Hiram 2 8 8'14 7411 NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. the satlafactlon of adding anothVIllanovo 72 Pennsylvania 411 Heidelberl 2 t 7.0 11211 (UPI) ~tcher EIJI!on How- er championship trophy to the : Crallhton 71 Canisiuo 72 Morlotta 2 t 718 101 ard of the New York Yankees, case, the one given him Satur· JCeatucky 7~ Georgia Tech ~ Ill& T.. . voted the Atnerican League'a day night by Pomeroy High 8autll Carolina 67 Ctomaon Iii Michigan 5 o 415 !50 Moot Valuable !'Ioyer fGr IJIII, School Principal James A. Diehl LOutavllie 80 Eastern Ky. 60 Illinois 2 0 174 136 wu honored Sunday nljlrt os Jr., alter the victory over w.. Virllnla Tech 78 Virginte 62 Ohio state 3 1 IHI uti New Jersey's top pro!esoional harna. W. VIrginia St. 78 M. H.orvey ·'17 Northweatern 3 1 1114 111 othiote of the ,_,,.. Howard 1broe boya on hi• squad were .Duke N Tennaosee 85 Mlnneeota 3 s 4tl t81J lives 111 Tenafiy, N.J. ~elected 071 the all • tourney llla'n¥ St. 100 Morehead 89 Michigan state 2 s 418 474 team. Prom lhla, too. he may A.-.rD 811 Georgia '17 Purdue 1 I 340 S47 DUAL ROLE ' toke satlaiiCIIon, becau,. two l)eYidi07l 1011 Wofford 73 Iowl I 3 '!IC 32'1 TAMPA, Fla. (UPt) - SliD of them, Bernard Lyoos and Mlrlba1i 11 St. Fronoil (Pol 72 WI!ICO!l&ln I _s 117 S49 Bailey beo been 7!lrnad Ill 1 .::.._=::.:...==:...::;.::::::..:= M1chipn 91 Mlchllan St. 77 Indiana o 3 231 :168 dual pool ot the Unlvlflily of W.O... Boslq IIHIII!t ~'.":• 'II Detroit 11 Mld-Amerieaa Tampa. BaUey, the school's By United Prell Jnlernadooal r~ta 10 Loyola (IU) 76 Oblo Univ. 5 I 498 431 athletic director; also will . Saturday ·, ' ~brlhweotern 62 ~ta 76 Mllmi 5 2 5Citl 436 coach the Tampa football BERLIN, Germany (UPIJ Wbatever·you build, do Drake 56 Air Froct II! Wut. Mlchllan 3 2 404 424 team, · succeeding Fred· Pan- Karl Mildenberger, 194'1'., West lt·1lae· convenient, low~~ Sl 89 Oklahoma '17 Toledo , 1 2 2 300 280 coast. · Germany, outpointed Archie cost concrete w~y . we lfr~ley Tl Blitlor e8 BowiJni Gl'MTl 2 4 427 4j8 McBride, 179'1.J, Trenton, N. J., IDil< ind deliver ready to lil<l~ls 'Ill Cindlmltl .16 Kent Slate I 4 300 372 Musklngurn I S ,4711 4'17 10. pour. O~der now! Intnola '11 Arizona St. 71! Marshafl o 3 202 244 Wooater 4 3 436 452 U. 92 Mayville 80 Ohio C..forence Denison 4 3 396 389 ERIE, Pa . (UPil - The Ul 83 Eaof<!m Ill 74 Wittenberc 6 I' 430 340 Mt. Unioo 3 5 469 496 scheduled Jan. 30 lightweight 66 lleover 56 Akron 7 2 183 518 Oberlin 2 i 438 486 bout between Kenny Lane and Sl. II Montona 61 otterbein e I 533 4Jltl Heldeiborl I S 424 478 Johnny Blzzarro h.- been post· . . ' Phone WY 'MU-C . St. Ill Stanford 57 Capital 6 3 tl35 51111 Kenyon I 5 329 461 poned until Feb. 19 because MIDDLEPORT PAGE ST. St. 81 Oregon 71 Ohio Wesleyan 4 2 o404 430 Marietta I 6 45C 501 Llne is 10 pounds over the 137 Colorado St 68 Baldwin-Wei. 4 3 535 Htl Hiram 1 • 448 520 pound limit for the fight. '' I ( ( I OOEGLEIN RFADY -MIX CO. ~ • 411 47t e11 1181 lBO 11110 4(18 Woa I Lolli High Gll!lll Men - G. Wll· ner, 132. High Gozne Women - A. Saw· Jer, 110. cu.zino, • w........ '1'lnrnday Leo... -··- Jonory 18, 11M A. Sawyer G. Burdetta D. Clark W1 J88 441 Domtcan 417 2211 110 149 M. D. Ntert Blind Handicap TIYrAL 2011 Woa J Loot I Fleocber'o lervlet Slalloa A. Evans :185 S. Heason L. S)B'adllnt A. Gilbert M. Hoffman Handicap 308 U4 340 238 357 l9i2 rorAL Won I Loot I • 11a11 1c:1o1111nc 110 Cleo. Wqner Harrt MWor 115 Jill No: I Iliac lawyer ,kiln Duerr GriMly CnJr • F. W. Porter fit m 5711 .. 101 .. • 4 r. 114 till llli 21M P. Mullen Rlndleap TOTAL Woa I Loo1 I SO'T Ill CJmneo Howley 101 ~ 8tllblrt • Clyde lnltk 512 '1'110 liN wl rr• liz '=:~ J-. It, F. W. jo lllrr7 Mlllor as, Ooo. l• t01 P. Welter N. Story ......_,.... ,. .. • Sblrb ftldlell ... • lleautlfrlll1 ftoMI1 tl. • m, ...... .,.,.,. ttt, CnJr IN, .... l!z QS 8udzly, Ju. M to New Yart Oolldo1 Boase ~.,­ • T. 'tl'allc!a 413 R. MeTumer 102 J. WIE'Eier 3'1'1 ,.,.. !lft'll J'IGliT H. Wolf , 42$ SAINT NAZAIRE, M. Murroy 470 (tJPI) - Undofeallld Handicap 15S TOTAL t1t10 •• 25c- I I PDFIN" I CIM-. ' I .,.,_ CC!'uiliiOeORII'!*' ''"-!'IMl ...c 1 Aoo-.F_Iw_ w.. J Loolt Teua No. 1 Htlh Series - .Men, G. .,.,._, B. Liah E. Roulh ner, 811: Women, A. Sa-er 4W. ..J ' v. Roulh Teani llflb GIEDI - Omtna, a G~ 167 383 294 ~ I. HaweD 3tl2 H.ondlcap :131 TOTAL 19tlll WID I Loot I High Game - M. Murr.~•;;,•:Oj; llflb Sertea - lol. ... Set Us For Yow a.110• 1.... N••• •Kltc'- c;,.w.... II Flaw Tile •Fonnica Top Team High Game - K e w York Clotblnfl Houee, 7117. Team llflb Sertea - K e w York Cloihlnl Houee, iiOO. • Ceiling Tile .,_.Ill .s.or.. Doon MEN'S leAwnlnp ZIPPER ARCTICS Regulor $5.99 • StorM Wlad1W1 $4 99 '----FlU ESTIMATES _ • ___, FOREMAN & ABBOTT ~7 THE SHOE BOX WY 2-5321 M!DDI..IPOIT, 0. N. 2nd A... Londmork 3 inexpensive ways to make a "hard to heat" room comfortable ' 1 Begins Feb. 1Oth tliminato tha need for oxpenslve cllimneys At ' and flues. Any outside well I• an Gallpohs Business I Ideal place to locate thiN handy heaters. And what 1 wide Vlriety you hive to choose from CoRege ••• there's tllyla and sluiD lit your oxoct 111quirements. DI,._C.u!'IM .. See1'11tarlal Genoral Office '• Acc:ountblg Bw. AdmlniJtrltlon IBM Key Puncll ., • Install a GAS Heater that Vente through the Wall New vents for many heaters And m01t can be thermoetatlcally controllld. 2 Use Hot Water frOD1 Your GAS Water Heater The unique "Chill a - " - IIlli Installed in ony room. Hot water ....., ,our fall Water Heater circulates thi'OIIflh a oo11 Ill t tha "Chill ClliSer" whero l 1 Iii• diatrlbuteo lhl IIIII into the room. SinCll tho water is halted at thl ,... heltcor, no flue is needed for the "Chill • Cha_... Bitt of all, you can control lhl , _ lilmPirl!tU!ll thtrmoetatically. . I I I ITY· •• 81gh.t fluti can oxtend rilht throUih the roof to kttp lnatlllltion costa to 1 minimum. These ' r..h tlr furnactl filter ond olrculolll lhl alf lAd Mlp II It pr.-!lallc:tild lilmplr.W... .a 1111o.¥ f n e - - from •• aulhority on physical '' GAS ~""t~a!ttr llullfi"l more !han 50,000 indivldu~t Why \1 :-y ~ dtdlllll Lack of octlvlty-natanoulh vie· ~l)i ~ Today, oor l:hlldrtn rltk Ill !llo huanlt -,In fact. one tlllnl ql tham are unable '!' IN!!a -• ·p~~y~tcaJ adii1VtJ110f!tttt!t. Thoro why lt't 10 . '·' ")"* . • '""''"""'Neflt It,_ a._., 11 '"'"'!,* duri!lt '..th rdlool day, Tolwn fiiMoi P"''llftl .lllol ifty......, an out, .- - fo(,b lfw ·ptJT out br d,. Pretidont't '· .ciiUIIdl, tpt.l!l\yllcal fltrlett, l'(lthln;t... ,, D. c. f ,., f' fo< al!but r . \ . •1< 'I ' '· ' . j "- ' ~;-·t. ' ' " ..:........... ,_... .. ..," ,_ .!41W .. ........ ' t- ' ( ........ ;.· Don't live porUJblt hitter. is th.e secret :· of economy . 'and comfort r lintN-Ior iiii'04Iftiltth 10 JlllliciJim In ¥110JOUt -rclto U Vll'f~. S CO . Tht ottlo, or 1 cloott, prO'IIdt excellent ipOm to locate ·Gas tum1C.o. Approved metal I . .. . Compact GAS Furnaces Tuck Away Out of 3 '1'he average Inactive American man when. he reaches age 26 !1M a mlddle-ase body." ,. ' IN Handicap TOTAL Night Quarter ,- ' I • . ~ E. Seirlet c. 5f2 Ntw Spring 4 .. 1750 Crail . a 5t Art Nea.. G. 11M 486 117 501 1744 ' FINANCE Til'',..,.,, .. ... IN 414 fY Tow ned liH ;· LOW •• •• •• EASY QN . J. H)'IOD M. HaMabo Handicap TOTAL Woa I 1M! I 'him ftiP • PLI.YIIft' m INats.- ..,._ ,' . Flndl~y · RATE? 411 411 • N. c.ner I Oluoll I s~,:,stl! =~.:.Jay ron~~tlonol :!t~·7~~::'n ....... no~ .. Ca:ia v. Crals 8-~ poln~ lftl JN U4 1194. Team Hihh Serl01 1171. V•np.en Handicap Want a nice \ llG•as..t•wt.lo Prl!rllli 0 . McTumer T. Routh B. Sylvester . Carpenter ' Tentle!l,.~ .ac ets to the C ass A state comini out ----- , ll, 11M v. Dun! .8-~111. ~ 5 6 845 831 Ironton 75 Coal Grove 49 4 5 571 578 Jonalhan Alder 12 PARIS (UPt)-Nike '!:::~1 the ttot,ODO Pr11 D que troll1ni I'ICf II c1 11·1. 11011 ....., J• Jlandlelp TOTAL W•l Loti I J. Ridenour W.Allman Handicap TOTAL Woa I Loa! 1 llaelDe eotteee Phil Trout Pumps In32 For ~,and ~en wm ftj Dill H 3}R b ds um.! o,• on 3S e oun * - - Bowling Green m1Yad bm 10 bep1 IGt bla Peb. II IItie Cltal!•l Cllr)r It Cor!VIIlillolll HaD. ·' C. !lcbJnior ALL STAR TEAM _ Eight bOys· were awarded 'lropblel Saturc lng named to the All St£ Team of the Second Allllual BIC Bend Basketball Tournament In Pomeroy. Middleport, w!IIDer of the tbree boya named to the All Star team. Kneeling I to r are Marl port; Mike Evans, MJddlepo\'1; Ronald Russell, Wahama; Ralph standing, Lennie Van Meter, Pomeroy; Jeff SwiSher, Point Pleasant; ddl ort.--.Se tin I Photo Rutland, and Bernard Lyons, Ml ep n e • ~. I'~ ..b.znpton .....,. c. Knlgltt T. Cr\!lao By Preio lnternali<lnal and CampbeltsVIUo f 0 r Springfield North 56 tournamenT are directed to the Waharna 4 9 16 rr tho lltst time lbtl ....,on while In one of the longest and most thrilling high school Springfield Cath. Central 43 Junior High Athletic Fund. He Middleport II 2! 30 18 aeeklng their aecond vlclory OV· baSketball games played In Gallia County in several Portsmouth 83 Columbus E. 66 had high praJSe for hiS corps Wahama - Russell 3-1-7· or Clzmberland, wbOm I he y of referees. Red Tuc•e'. John Batey 1-H: Howard 11-8-4; lUo Grande College Redmen took another bIg downed IIH5 In December. years the Allensville Bombers took two overtiznes to de- Zanesville Rosecrans 48 feat the Southwestei'EI Highlanders Saturday night by Dresden 31 Fisher. Freddie Boyrt. Larry Tennant !-&-2: Woods 3-:1toward a berth In the li!AIA Tournament Saturday Here Is the boX seore of, Sata 76·69 score at southwestern. Can!on Tirnken 54 Ritchie. _Eddie Bartels. Larry B: Whit<! 1-&-2. TOTALS II night as Pbll Trout scored 82 points and PaUl Dillon urday'o blgh-ocorlnJ wln over Myron Lambert proved to he high f••· the lo,.rs with 13 while Cleve. Univ. School 40 W~Jfe, and Roger Birch.. . I(1>12) 27. picked off 81 rebOunds In pacing Coach Art Lanham'• Hunlington College. the hero as he canned a Ion g Maxwell's 22 topped the VInton Centon McKinley 77 We _certainly ap~.al<! •t. Middleport - Swan 1....().-3; surging team to 1 1111-117 victory over visiting HuntlnaHUNTINGTON (fll field goal in the final two sec- County !<!am. East Liverpool 46 ~~~~~~~=d;::· tl:ks:~ Conde 0-2--2: Lyons ton College of Indiana. . f Paul 0-10-211; Skinner S-3 ondl of regulation play to dead· 'Tueaday night, Southwestern Dover 70 CoshocTon 67 r Evans 4-1-9: Tannehill The combined total of 218 polnta IJ a new· record or -1; Snapp 12--3--'!1; WiJ"'naon lock the Kame at 65-65 liter engages another Vinton Coun- Garaway 68 !llland 53 er and Jl~ Bash scorekeeper. H: easel, Hckett, one· contest In the Gallla Academy high !IChool gymna• 11-8-4; Sultm ~j' MI!Mah· · · southwestern's Jimmy Halley ty toam \Vhen they travel to Mt' Athe no 73 Lancasler 57 Pomeroy' cheerleaders. Jan. venport, Mullen, , lum and resulted from deadly shooting by both teams. on IJ.-0--16; Mullen H--4; bad acorec1 wtlb 10 1econds shoW- Arthur for a non-conference bat- Carthage-Troy 93 nl Menchlm, Becky Nease, and tonBtall 0-0-0. TOTAU! Statlatlct of the conteet reBalr 1--().-3, TOTAI.B - 1ng to pva biJ team an appar- tie. Cheef<!rhill 73 Terri Fultz , were judged the (9-23) 38. veal that Rio Gronde fired at fouled with jull two .-.Is 17. · ant ylctory. Hero is the bo:l score: Stockport 87 Chancey 59 best In the tournament and hoops 101 timet ond hit 49 remaining ancl Rio leading lUBlO GRANDE (Ill) In the firlll overtime, Halley, ALLENSVILLE 17il Belpr~ 108 Trimble 57 were awarded • team tr.,phy FINAL STANDINGS for a sllzllnS 48 pet cent !fl. He made both free tbrowa WIUIMls 7-+-20; ~\ 11wbo establiahed a new career Benson 3-3-9: Halley 1-1-3: · Glouster 71 York ~~ In other games Saturday m~ht W. L. whlle ihe Foreoterl and Huntlllgtoll took the ball 8-32; DJllon f-4HJ; •YOulti! 11 high for himself by scoring 'S1 Graham 1>2-12: Arms 4-2-10; Shade 59 Kyger Creek 52 Rutland carne from behind to Middleport """"".. 3 0 not fir off the pace with out of bOundl under lho baal!:et. -1--U· Gllrnotl &-a-15· points, bombed 1n jump shot Lambert 6-7-19: Graves 4-1 Allensville 76 win 39:27 and kno<!i ofl Ripley Wahama · "..... ...... 2 1 of II lor 1 JJOOd 4! pet cent On the paso In, freshman Tralne; 0-2--2; GrtiOry 1-ci 1 with just one ...,.nd remain· -9: S.ltz i>-4--14. TOTALS 28- Southwestern 69 (~ ot) for lh1rd place 111 the !mal Pomeroy · .... • ......... 2 1 sbooUna TTIIt'll Chariel Templeton intercepted ~· Mark!! ___.. t mpleto lng to pull Southwestern from -71. Coalton 83 Union Furnace 55 standings, Pomeroy, •rt;r a Rutland ............. 2 1 Trout, oiJ.4 juntor !rom North the ln.J.ended lulkourt throw, TO .'ALS n the brink of defeat into a 6~ SOUTIIWESTERN (89) Hamden 88 Oak Hill 611 very chUiy first half With Pt. Pt. Pieall!llll ""' ..... 1 2 enjoyed the greatost and fired at tha hoop wltb the 1lalltime ICOrt: Rio Grande tie with Allensville and send the Elliott 1-1-3; Haislop 2--3 N. Lexington 79 Miller 68 Pleasant, warmed up 111 the sec- Rlpl~ .. .. .. .......... 1 1 of oollqlate career ao baU dropping through just as li2, Huntizlilon 44. 1 2 contest into the second extra -7; Helley 14--9--!7: Barker Lake 59 Clay 57 ond to wtn 37' 26 · and !led for Racme .... ............ canned 13 ftehleoals and oil the final buzzer aounded. frame. 4-4--12: Robtnette ~10. Rosslord 85 Woodville 37 third place, while Racine al•o Nelsonvllle ........... 0 S thrOWJ enroute to the 32 In upping their seaeoo rocOblo Collf&e llllketl!llll Th• completely exhausted TOTAUI 28-17-18. Bowling Green 78 ord to Rio Granda bad four IIJ UDIIed Pnu IDterulloTTii Southwestern team, with two Score hy quartera: Perrysburg 68 AJ a remit, ha outscored I"' players m ~ble ~ top- Ohio State 98 Purdue 07 starter> benched with five per- Allensville 13 28 I& 8 4 7-78 Fort Frye 81 Philo 60 leading collelli&le ped by Trouts 32 pom!l. Bill St · Loulo 78 Cln innatl' \'8 ..,.al fouls, failed to score in Southweatern 18 13 18 16 4 O-jl9 New Lexington St. Aloysius 58 maker, Kent Paul, who ltniJhed Yount nettad 23, and Terry ' c107 the S<COnd overtime while the Reserve score: Allensv11le 50, Marietta St. Marys 55 (01) 211 poln!l, rlltbt m hiJ oea- W11Jlarna 20, witb Steva Gilmore Bowling81Green 71 44 • b-1 Lambert guliZ!fd 'in f 0 u r Southwestern 32. Frazeysburg 70 adding 15 .. the Mtamt Kent 89 . points of the seven tallied by Lickin' Valley 61 In . their allilh vJc. for I h. 1 the Bombers lor lhe rictory. Buf!Qio ~ Warsaw 116 In 1._ Akr M M rt tta Coach Herold Barker's High. Crooksville 70 Roseville 69 (:! ot) Frank Eschlernan as Middle•• pao seven Jlllllel on a e .. landers, in dropping their third COLUMBUS (UP!) - OhiO . West Muskingum 82 port High school head football third In a row, the Redrnen For Coach Dick Klopfen- Kenyoo 114 Baldwtn-WaUOC4! 52 .,raioht thriller, were !llthout college basketball records, mAdamsville .13 coach the past three years won broke open a very tight 1arne stein's Foresters,13 the loes wu Ohio Weoleyan 85 Mt.' Uitlolt 66 the services ol jUnior Rodney cludTing games of JaLn. 2S: Waterford 70 Deavertown 69 no laurels. the second hall which saw their eighth In KIDlOS. Central Slate If/ Cook, a dead-eye Jump lhooJ. y eam w, P1' Shandooh 82 Bye,.ille 78 He is quick to admit what he tt'aillng the Foresters 60- Rio Grande Is now Idle until State 81 or, who was bedcled with I he cenoungstraltoStawnte 144 02 11201911 1044w Greenfield McClain 69 set out to do - build a winning with 16 minutes remaining Thursday when they Invade Youngstown 1!6 BulfloloIn the conf<!st. Kentucky for lbree pmes over Hiram 88 AOegheny 77 M (ot) Du. John Carroll 7 I 609 552 Pleasant View 67 football team in Class AA corn· The seory was tied five tlmeA the weekend hoping to k e I p Fenn 92 Tblel 77 The large crowd at Southwest- Ohio Untv. 12 3 1157 lOlB IMiami Trace 71 Circleville 65 petition at the smallest sc~ooi in the first hall and three time• their otreak Intact. Ohio Northern 100 Oily~ If/ em saw the lead change bends xavier 10 4 12116 1120 Columbus South 85 '" the league - "rnply wasn 1 m In the second hall before Phll They begin at CampbellsVille Rio Grande 118 . at least 12 times and the ...,,. Toledo 10 4 1088 912 1 Dayton Roosevelt 69 what the crystal ball had for Trout's driving lay-up ahot put 071 Thur!day night, then tangle Huntington (Ind.) fl tied on 10 otbe1' occaolona In Akron 10 4 1085 913 Columbus St. Charles 85 h•rn. .. . . Redm\lll In front for keeps with Union College m Saturday, G<>ohen 115 Defiance 92 · the "barn-burner." otterbein 7 3 687 644 . Columbus Rosary 50 But satiSfaction, m some mfa61-30 with 1557 to play. and COTtciude the IOUI"'Iay trip Malone Toornamerrt Tile victory upped Allensvll· Dayton 10 5 1174 111112 Harn•llon Township 71 sure, ha.s come to Eschleman With guard Terry Wllhams, on Monday night at Cumber·Graco 89 Malone ?i · Je's season mark to 11-7 while Denison 10 5 922 849 Amanda 55 who resigned as football coach Trout.• guard Steve Gilmore, ond llouthwesf<!rn is now even at Cedarville 8 4 883 931 Newark Catbollc 56 last October and stayed on to Capt. Bill Youna hlttiJ>I from H lor the campaign. Bluffton Columbus North 47 complete his U!achmg contract · aU over the court, Rio Grande 3 4 948 849 Jimmy Holley's 37 polnu top- Wittenberg 8 4 741 608 Carroll 85 Canal Wmchesf<!r 55 through thiS year. . . I ~ ESCRLEMAN Its lead to 88-71 with 1:41 12 pod both t<:ams will> David Fenn 6 3 715 631 Teays Valley _ Saturday mght hiS Eighth Mike Evans, had very little or lre~rlalnlng. .Barker addmg 12 before f<llllmg Wilmington 7 4 890 841 Washmgton Court House !9 Grade basketball team woo the no play ina experience From that point on, It WIO out ill the fourth quarter· Steubenville 10 6 1221 1060 Colurnbu• Ready 53 Second Annual Bl{! Bend Eighth turning out early Jbl Decem· aU Rio Grande •• the score Lambert lad AllensvUII with Miami 10 6 1144 1035 Columbus Alter 4t Grade 1181kotball Tournament at ber moun!Od to I 38-71 spread With It potn!l while tb& area'• ninth Findlay 8 5 1~ 1035 Paint Valley 711 LaurelvUie 711 Pornoroy with three B!ralght VIc· W<th ju.t enough patience-- four minutes remalnlnK. loading I<!Orer, David Graham, Wooster 8 5 891 186 Millersport 63 Rea~ 52 tortes. over Pomeroy 29-27, ov· and impotlence - Eachteman Freshman ShJII'ill1 - Greg held to 12. Gerald Seltz Cincinnati 9 6 1017 982 Columbus UniverSity 15 er 38-32 , ancl over Wa- brought Lyons along to become Rio's IOOth point on toOk runner up honor11 for the Rio Grande 8 5 1042 1052 Fairbanks 46 hama 38-t/. The etring ran hiS the team'• JeadjTJg ocorer and jump shot lm; o 100-78 willnen with 14 points. Capital 7 5 858 1126 Madison South 11 oquad'• record to 8-3, the best rebouricter anc1 i\:vans was seeand the Redmen were ov.In tile reserve game. Ali<'ns- Ohio Wesleyan 7 5 770 766 West Jefferson 64 of any athletic unit at MHS since ond htgh team ocorer In the thocentury mark for theeeeYEAH •I • ·.. ville made 1t a clean sweep by Ohio State 8 6 1090 1049 Columbus Hertley 57 the fabulous baseball season of tournament. L)IOTII had never ond consewtlve 11me. In !hair pasting the Southwestern re- Baldwln-Wal. 6 7 11104 1029 Columbus Eastrnoor 52 !957 when then Baseball Coacb yed bukethall hardly · last 1inJ Tueodly night th oerves 541-32 · Bud Jackson was Defiance 922 932 Lakewood 75 Sheridan 60 Nolan Swakharner piloted the a forrn, even san ' dlol , belore m ou ,.er Ken tuc ky Chraa~ 6 J k any 5 1 Standings 1913'1 MLU1I J'la. ft11i,t Pettey·less KC Defeated 59-52 BELLEAIR, Fla. ert Kiersky of De1raf ~~~ F:a., won the American golf title in a lUdden death By -shade Squad zt. Pomeroy, Jeff Swisher of Point o _ 28. Pleasant, Mike Martin of Rut- Pomeroy - MldcUepc1rt Lamb three-year-old futy b oke a leg dUrin& the race and had to be destroyed. named to the AU-Tourn~\ team Pomeroy 2 10 21 r1 Lyons, Mike Evan• and Mark Pl. Pleasant - Do•fllnger I. Tannehill. They joined five Wright 3, Swisher 9, Mamhaut others, Lennie Van Mder Prna ~- Saturda!y INNSBRUCK, AUitrla (UPI) - \ustraUan slder lloet Milne fa' ~Jlled When be llrtlct I : • · It about 60 mll01 per hoar lu ..ing a pre-Olympic nm. the tourney. Three Middleport boys were Pl. Plea9ant c:HAMPIONS - • ,. ':-i ,_ ~- we.~ . ' to tht tamptatlon to hilt 1 eo1c1 !lPil w1111 . ,.... , The cost of opentlon II ml111t IIMI likll 1C01101111 It flrlt I!XIrlmt• hflh llld ' '4.!111e GftiM tumi aut 1D - . . unnet~n Irlt •••• ~ ... , ....... Ctllldti .. lrollllitlll • .• kttl' ' I• CGLIIIlA ~ ·•·.· -·\.· u• I'll �' ,. I • ' Hospital news Television Revue IIJ lUCk DU J1R0W ~esults. 19~ Chevrolet Impala Super 6 cyl., standard tram . Deluxe equipped, heater, red finish, cle&n interior, all g~ tires . OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO :m.a.ATKJNII c:ou .......... tftli De ._..... Udl ~ L ht o.a, llld Nanette Pabray 1111' Peb. lloaablo but lo NIUr!l Dal blo 0 In NIICTV'a ~ DlSbl -..n: a lradt mO\'le, "The Band . Waaon, • written It ... .CI!I e. w....,_ about a w&abod-up HolJywoocl name who 11'181! a Broadway eomebaek. •.DeaD Marlin .llld Lena Home are the guea11 Fob. !be same network'• Perry opeclal fro!ll lloJJy- L. Wlnobremter L. Std!art A. Stoborl TOTAL .. PetlliP.,_ H attr- 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Door ~ _ $1295 Pomeroy Motor Co. c..A.N~ thdlod PNoo - · • • • • HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Nolla orflbW o~rtq lo Wlteb te1tvtake by Pll'llllllt," *'1tor Co!Ulq lllraciJDu: Imogene Rio, Paul LuWu, llobert Coca oace Sid Caellr'a video ton. llolc1 CfrmlGilMl lideldot, vlolll CBS-TV'• lliJ). olben, ll lbal lt'a nllll.. ny Kaye Pob. B.•.Olear Pretl Allllrl, Cyll Cbarine, Lovan! ...., "IJOOietllmJI," llABC.TY lilllbiJ::~I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....;.:._,..;.._ $2895 Spt. H.T. Coupe. Less tha!l 9000 actual miles by careful local owner, 2:10 H.P. engine, automatic trans., power &teerina: and brakes, red vinyl interior with bucket seat, spare never used, autronic ey11, radio an~ heate~ , fu_n~ equipped ~md as sharp and niee && one could f•nd. White f1msh.. WANT AD INFORMATION Woio I Loa! I New a.... Billie GUmore ~ · NJNI CUrrant tne: Bob Gilmore I Doug MIUor ........ C.lll ,... .,01\1., - TOTAL w• z 1..-tlea. 10 eeett • Cell ,_. ward t . 1'llrM lllrllmWB -.c~~u... M r~u l.!barp lnae~ ..., 4 eeau ,.. -.l'(l Lotti .W 1M eharJed for acfqrtii1Jll tt oot fdd 'lfltbiJI 10 4&JI att.l' ~.. . lQ ufU. CA&n ~ l'lli\NU - ll.a fur • ward aatl'lmum ltaclt •dditiOD- 11 WO<dl tc P. ·CUndiff ' C'l D. Cundiff M. Cundiff Obltuar-1• pabu.ud ••-t••woWl orne. aovu U:SUL'J PROUUCING ....... AD PHONE WY 2-215i TOTAL Woa I Loot! Notice - 412 281 I'll SEEU IS LIKE A MARRIAGE - 0111 IIU'St JG .UURIUS . . must Oft a lo1 on laith and and with seed )'OU trademark on lhe LANDMARK ~ opera1 perfotmon DOW comprlao 011t1n cut of lhl aWIDMee~:1 paDJ of Broadway'a '" Afraid of Ylrlinla Woolf?" ... They're all doubllng bet.1ee11! tbe play lllld tbe -..p opera. Clear- ll!ld ratiDp wild, wild ~: The claJ -· -......-· .....17_ ·=-..... 111. ---·= ··- DAILY CROSSWORt) ....... a-·• Jlo"llll'" .. ~~.r:u... ~.-­ e. l:L :II.Mol!•m SL 'l'l'umpo& 1&11'1101 18.w..tlo 1&Var7101 ...rpt: llodla ~~. atloWJ IO.Knotla wood &JlublORM _.. A'llopCila &20 111!7 -~dl:tl#' -lool ·~ Ill. J.ollll 12.~ · _.. III.AJIIT- to.V~CII &Pitab. . 1 24 3tp DAILY cati'1'0Q1JOD ·- Bera'a how to ·- " .. AND USED welders, ' of four of Ita daytime • your sepHotne Restaurant now open tic tank. Get K1ean-Em-A!J turing home cooked meJats, 1 real uh uh good Italian pizza. Septic Tank Cleaner. LandOpen for breakfast from 6 a. mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy . 1 24 m. till midnight. Phone orders WY 2-9976. Check prices. We would appreciate WARM Momjng Stove, your business. Frank Bar·netllel um size. W. E. Brown, 1 1 24 3tc West of Chester on Ch,este·rPomeroy Rd. ·~ ••• W~to crowd. Veraatlle: CBS-TV notoo NBC-TY.'• "Wonderful Wcrkl of tbe 1UrJe00 pnetll'• o!U.. r. leased Its report on 111J0i<!nc ~f!llll: All ~ and heaJtb, NBC-TV'1 -hour TOTAL Woo I Loa! I HWtappen T. Clelland L. Clelland M. Bailey J. Bailey Punt IJJ nparted 11 IIYlDf be doelli't lhlnll new <J118.TV Mrlea ''TeD II fh" Camara" ll Golf." :. B. Cundiff 1:10 &. ll U 1:00 ~ M. D.U, . .,....., ......a:Sil 4 .111 t., U:OO GOOII Seeretali State '" " ' Ruak, Secrelary of Co~ Lulbor llocliel end Setr-.~y of L.abor .IVIJlard Wb1z :• p p e ar on NBC-TV'o "SuJ!411r.~ sbow Sunday to """'" men! on lhelr coml!1l ~ to Japan. ..AIIo SUnday, women compete fer tbe fl!'lll limo on Diana Miller · l'w . , . , u the I'NICIII baVIII't ...., CI!Sil'Y'a 1011rce IIYI i r o d. .t.XYDLJI.t..I.XJI So LOIIOI'JILLOW' Ooo_.......,_,.. _.Ia __..,,. .. _ compressors , welding Fr ~ demonstration. roy Landmark, Ph. WY 2181 . IW U>a tiiNollO, X foil tbo- 0'.. tic. Slngto- llopllllo, tbo loaatlt- - · - .. tM ... all ~,.., *lie tDlll ~ . . . . . ., I 23 pine lumber, $45.00. water pump, $45.00. WY 6542. [ t1 &Q....._ OIZD~ l'IIBQ BI'Ba•a~ lt'l'I'ORRKJ. . . . . .. QYKBV BllzHl'l'l'f .'1', 'I'•DQ B W'I'O .'I.-RIO. C C'l' llllo .........,............. Ul'll JB A. FA'l'.U. OOitii'LAIIfll oUII) .ur lllllialll'l'LT QOJI'l'A010171!1 OIG.-BO~ . . . . . . . ., • • ' . . . Jill. ' ?· Bv HAROLD GRAY '. """"R 'I.W '2JP SELIEVG iHAT MOHEV ISIH6 DO YOU have a drinking problem? For help, contact Alcoholics Anonymous, Trt..COUD· ly AA Group. Wrile, Box 201, Middleport, 0 . 11-3-tfc GUNS 1\'e buy, seU !Uld trade guna. Bill Wellman. Les Williamson at Tiffin Jewelers, Phone 50, I Point Pleasant, W. Va. 10 18 •Jc AUTOMOBILE !nsuraoee been For Sale B' BRANNER ' ' Ji' 'j •.~1 ' •. '1$'1 "I' ''' ,. \, �........ . 0 pen House' is Held ~ J " "S h A' • s t nnrversory ~~ NeUJ 0/ficen ,.,., 1 ..-y.W punch bowl ..,. the alllor. Nopklno wen while tlecor· aled with .ubelli 4 An amngemertt rl red MiM VJrclnla Clatworthy, dau: buda, &be Ill\ « their clfild. ghter o1 lbe late James Oat- ron, ...,lered &be televwon. .. ..IYI!J1wyl worthy, Sr., and Mrs. Margaret Iridlvidual cake SQIItres Iced CI~tworthy and ~~ ~=- In white toppecl with 1 white weG4inc ~· ~u _!'f'lbeoflate tzli ~ ' N d ame L... - u;, ,. Arou_,J ... -~ nu .l'ti1U About . omen New ollicers were elected when the WOIIIOil'S Aaoclatlon o1 the Middleport First United Presbyterian Churcb mel 'l'llunday evening at the ~urch. Mn. Middleport ~ ~-~=It-, AJsisfance .fJ ,_. DI-IJ--..1 ~mg rrv ncu By Loyal Women ' p1~ About People In "· Pomeroy ta aas1s1 with community projecta ....., ~ when the Loyal W_.a Cjus ~~ ~:E_,~urch ..._,,?! ' ' l'Omlr01·iDWepoft, p.~ 1111- 1'1, 1fK •Dill1 • Mrs. Bechtl•"' is Hostess For b . NOW YOU KNOW Mati'O(I'S Clu MEIGS THUTRE e Mn. Jack ~bile entertahi&be Put Maltonl' Club c1 ~:l~~~~~~~~:~o:ES:., Mrs· ""· • .......: bow and 'oteddlnl bells dec<>rat- Geor_gdede Andderson, Mrs, Ernest Lallance and .II i';d ed In sUver pund! and minl8 prest an open= "~ Mrs. James Souders W""' In .,....., m~ ,.,..,._, · ,......,. r FrldaJ ng, were uru ' . • ol ·-'••-· bells ing with devotions and prayer. •·•t '"· at lhe church Mt. 111111 Mn. ll<>llln .:1:1~~~~ iiiiiiiii-;1Strauss Neu In marriage January 28, 19311, at 1'" &be shape w""";d' Mrs Miss Margaret Sauer gave Gallipolis =·~~ ~'; r::iJ~ Tile rniellng. opened with ""rd from ' A. Sr., the Federated Church parsonage and roses, serv · · lhe missionary prayer lor the Frances R ' hoopltal. 1 New Year's prayer· given RDI)In (Buidl) opened the meellnC in Pomeroy . with the Rev.l Lewis Long, sister ol Mrs. evenin . Final plans were made cal paUent at Holzer Mrs Ernest Lallance. Mrs. thai had arrived .In the L<t-d's ~ayer In uRIPOMIItOY, OHIO Ralph Kuether officiating. They N~tzllng, ,.....ed the cake. and for .frvlrig the Eastern Star Also callmg on Miss Roush was Childs gave the 1963 class rewhere he wJU be allltloloedq "'!'; are the parPnts of two sons I Susoe Neutzllng presided at the 1 be h ld F b 4 N Mrs. Etta French of Jack801l. u· I"-· PIJns were made to present 1 · h bo 1 Assisting · serv uncheon to e e . . ew n. E . Col bu pent port 011 var oos ac v ...., two years. .., tz"•• 10 TONIGHT & NESDA Y Jim and Bill. and a daughter. punc w· In- uvn rwm, . urn '· ' R... Fred Gardner reported Mr. and Mrs. Garland «ill ta Mrs. flleo, ,.eu ~.. , • officers were elected and "MARY MAaY" Susie who wm hosts for the mg were Mrs. James Clatwor- 1 'd Mr p lila the weekend wolll hls parents, be ol th ch ~ •- gh Ann member of !be club, who with (Technicolor) · thv Sr Mrs Henry Clatwor- ' c ude, preso en1• s. au p- M and Mrs Cheater Erwin. seven mem " • U= and ...,u tor' ' huaband observed ~ Debbie Reynolds, Bart')' Nel · afternoon. . M N 1 I thy. and ., Mrs . ~ar Roush ltonstall; vice president, Mrs. rD. ld Wiley. ~shman al are hospitalized with Mrs. Wll· . their home, Vandalia, Sunson, Diane McBai.n, Micbael For the occaSIOn " eu . . . """ . . h Wall d i av • "~ . Ids . In !be now is'l with h lt- 1-··· 1)'eddlng anniversary Sun.. · 1 ed knit Miss Goodall registered the Dwlg ' ace; """"' v ce Ohio University spent Saturday ham Reyno glv g · alter 1 v 1 er at an - n house. M r 'Rennie. zlmg wore a rose co or president Mrs George Ander' L.ler report John Sauvage "'RA' ColorcertDon dress and a corsage of while guests. • · M M and Sunday with '"" parents, · Mr'. and Mrs. J~ld will" entertain Grand Of, h ted son; secretary • rs. Yr o n M nd Mrs L R WUey ~"' OScar Roosh presldtnt, II f ~ Eut.e Sta ho camat1ons andbpeariMear;~ 112 1 The ""'"pie received many Miller ; and treasurer, Mrs. Wal- rM. 8 ad M.rs ·Robe . rt Koe.bier •·a·s ;;, c•·rge of the buslhess of Columbus visited cera 0 rn r w WID . .,.d THURSDAY · wllh a Stiver ow r .• euI' - , n1ce g1'ft s from the'or fr 1ends ter Wadde 11 . Th e oIf'1cers WI·11 f Col r. bn · ~ '~ a Jetter of approwill be JfInInstruction, MiddleportFeb, fill' t _h t J•n. 29-30 , . . visited Thursday meeting when with her bro ther and 4 1 00 NOT OPlN 0 8 , lmg w?re white ~arnah . t and relatives. , be installed at the next meet~ lth hu mu~...... Sally Schaaf elation was read from the EmMr. and Mrs. . __ a.. d boutonmere Also wea rmg w 1 e- , • . F b The meeting w er s.........r, and note. of thtui.M was rea carnation c~rs;ges were M i s s I Guests from out of town ln~ mg m e ruary . and grandmother, Mrs. Roy ily Flynn Home In Indiana . Mrs. Zelia Cross fM • gtfl; I FRIDAY ood SATURDAY Susie Netuzling and Miss Jan- clu~ed Mr. and Mrs. Sam was closed with prayer. Sansbury, while here to at· a Chrisunas gift sent rrom the her at the Galllpolla Mtd- ' Jon. 31-Foi>. I , ice Goodall Strauss. Athens; Mr. and tend funeral services lor Dr. tlass. A thank you note was ~nter where· site has been ..RAMPAGE• The dini~g room table was • Mrs. L. B. Foreman and M[Pleasant Valley Ho•pllal Kenneth Amsbary. Mr. Koehler read from Homer Jooes, a !>'!- Mrs. Norman Fisher and patient for three. m~ ('l'e< hnlcoiOI') . Robert Mitdmm, Elsa Marti· I lovely in white hand drawn lin- 1and Mrs. George Carson, MasJs a brother of .Mrs. Amshary. lient at Meigs General Hospital. of Senecaville, birthdays of Mrs. Walter nelli Jaek Hawkms. en cover and centered with a on. W. Va.: Mr. and Mrs ADMITTED: Kelly Waller· Also here for the funeral were The class voted to contribute guests of her Hayes, Mrs. ji;velyn Lewl,\1 and "THUNDER ISLAND" white hasket of white i Doyle Shuler and family and son, Apple Grove; James JuhlMrs. Amsbary} other brolh~r to the March of Dimes, to sun-In-law, Mr. and Emerson Jones wero oliGene Nel!iion. Fly Spain. Bfi. KeUy. Miriam Colon. themurns. green and Mr. a.nd Mrs. Rucker Neal of mg, Har~ford; ~ary Taylo1, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lollls par.e cancer pads for ~se· by Robert Wamsley and served. · leaves and while and green can- Cheshire; Mrs. W. R._ Raub, Kanauga , David Duncan, Ap- Haines (Wanda Koehler), Grov&- Meigs County AmeroCIIJ! Can- . Games were played and prlz. •dies on a white base A two Mr. and Mrs. Leo Altier and pie Grove; Rt>gma Gibbs, Hart- port; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Koeh· cer unit, and to assist With the M"- Alonzo CUster left today es won by Mrs. Patrick Gallag· SUN .. MON. and TUES. Feb. 2-3.o4 tiered wedding cake Iced family and Robert Baird, Com- ! ford ; Mrs. Rtley S~artz, Hen- ler . Jr. and d~ughter, Bryan, bloodmobile program In Febru· for Mansfield to be with her Mrs . Lee Roosh, Mrs. WU. "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" I white and tmled m pale ing. and Mrs. Beulah Burge of derson; Mrs. Ed Childers, Lou• Ohio; and Miss Betty Koehl, e r, ary. Members are being asked sister, Mrs. L. R. Farmer, . Anthony, Mrs. Evelyn Lew(Technicolor) and topPed wilh an arch of Parkersburg, W. Va. ' lsa, Ky.; Mrs. Kenneth Powell: Gallipolis. The Koehlers were to contribute sheets for the canreturned to her home Sunday Is, Mrs. CharleS Bennett, arid Paul Newman . Joanne Wood· ward Thelma Rtttr . E\·a Ga- 1 ver )eaves with the silver I Apple Grove. Cathy tynnCWal former Middleport residents. cer project. from the hosptlal. Mrs. James Pullen, '!'he aelt Maurce Cht>l'P.Iier. Geo. eral. ":IS" in the center, COMPLETE PLANS ters, Pliny; Mrs. Water arn- Miss Jeanette Crooks, who e ou lans to meet Mr. and Mr~. meeti"!! wiU be held at ~be ' on one end of the table and er, C\ofton. I teaches at Marietta. apent the Th gr p p . . and son, l'l>tbp, ol home of Mrs. Kalad Hlndy. PT. PLEASANT - PIan s DISCHARGED: Brenda and weekend in Columbus with Miss Wednesd:k m~~~- ~ ~ weekend guests of Tile hostesses Mrs Bechtle have been completed by. the John Saunders, Glenwood; Mrs. Judy Butcber. m. to m e ny on " ~ .. b~Mrs. Dessle and Mrs. Marl;., Ailensworlh Women's Bowling Assoclalton Clara Fowler,_ West Columbia; 1 Miss Carol Hudson. teacher be sold by the clas;j ~ Miss Nelle. Bing and Mrs. chicken salad and hat • • I • • for Second Annual City Tour· I Mrs. Stella Kmg, Pt. Pleasant; in Columbus spent the week day anmversa~es Oth ·w tts Neulzlmg called on Mrs. rolls to those attending in~lud0 0 p T 0 M E T R I S T nament. The tournament Is sch-, William Gebhart. Clifton. I end with her'· parents Mr. and man Lohse, rs. a Patterson. Sunday after- · Mrs Walter Hayei Mn · Office Hours. 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on eduied for February 15 and 161 BIRTH: A son .to Mr. an d l Mrs George Hudson.' and Mrs. Dave Fa~me~ xt noon. A Y~ng M.rs Patrldr ~ Thurs - East Court St., Pomeroy at the Kumlnnan Bowling ~"·o~~bert Milstead, Gallipo- M~. and Mrs. Charles Lucas ::::;;;~-w~~s~sse~rs~ ~o~~. Mrs. Bertha Hall Is assisting lagh~r, Mrs.' Har~y Houd~helt, Lanes. I • · and_ daughter, MarJor~e, Cale- Mrs. Lee Childs, Mrs. Fred Detho care of Samuel Perry. Mrs. Charles Bennetf, Mrl. Evedoma, Ohio, visited with her weese, Mn. Leota Hawley Richard Hartung. and son, Jyn Lewis, Mrs. Llllla~ Slelff, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mrs. Leala Gothard. of Marietta and Mr. Mrs. Willis Anthony, Mts. John Jones .. Tbey_ viSited with Mr. . Mrs. cfarence Spurrier were Lyons, Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Jones m Me1g~ General Hospot- Mrs. Robert Re1bel pr~.senlguests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion French, Mrs. l'llfred al where be IS tmprovmg af- ed the program entitled, Who Weyersmiller and dau- RDush and Mrs. Emerson Jones. Is My Neighbor" followed by ter an illness of four weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight en- the benediction given by Rev. ll!nMter,rs.. Julia Davis and daiigh- 1 SERVICES HELD tertained Sunday with a birth- Gardner. A dessert course was Mrs. Patsy Broyles, of dey dinner In honor of her aunt served following the . meeting visited sunday with Mrs. PT. PLEASANT ,_; I"Uneral Mrs. C. R. Neighhorgall of by the officers includi"!! Mrs. daughter and son-In-law service for former Mason Cou~ Huntington who has been herP Roush, Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Rei· . ~rui Mrs. Elmer Wickham. tian, Mrs. Grace Withers, 82, for a visit. Other diDiler guests bel and Mrs. Emesl Lallance. Mr. and Mrs. walter Walker of Hunt1ng4>n, was held Moowere Mrs. Knight's mother, Sunday with her lister day 10:30 a.m. at the S~e Fuo Mrs. M. C. Wilson, Middleport, RELEASED ON BOND and brother-in-law, Mr. ' ai1d neral home with Dr. Royco K. and Mr. and Mrs. Wade Sallaz Mrs. Pearl Parker. M~Donaid officiating. Mrs, WIIIJ. and son, Dick, Ripley, W. Va. PT. PLEASANT - Bruce .Carla Fisher daughter of Mr. et~ died Friday at her home. Mrs. C. R. Nelghborgsll, Hunt- Blackburn, 49, Henderson, was and Mrs. Mason FislEr Is Sbe wail bom In Mason County, lngton, W. Va. • who has been released on bond from the coun- talesclng nicely at her ....... 1 the daughter of the lat,e A. W. the house! guest of her sister, ty jail where he had been lodg· Minersville following surgery and Sadie Hereford MeNeliL , Mrs. M. C. Wilson, for several ed and charged with selling llq- Meigs Memorial Hospital. She was the widow ol ·R. C. weeks accompanied Mr. and uor without. a license after off!- Mrs. Norman Fisher and son Withers. Mrs. Wade Sallaz and son, Dick cers raided ' Sam's Truck and Mrs. Robert Warns- Burial was in !be Woodmel'l · borne In Ripley for a last week. Blackburn's anti daughter, June Ann, cemetery at Huntington. visit. ' before J. P. A. M. Sunday with Mr. and Miss. Mary Phillips, a form- was scheduled for January Mason Fisher and ':~~~I er Middleport is a at IO a.m. Arrested by 11-'al of- Mr. and Mrs. Orris 1 AUXILIARY TO MEET medical patient at St. f d · the k d Hospital In Parkersburg, ICers unng wee en were vlslteo Sunday In New 'nte Ladles Auxiliary ol FeenMrs. 1,a hel Winebrenner Marshall Nibert •29 · W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Bur· ey Bennett Post. In Middleport Grove, charged with rell Sawson. will meet TUesday at 7:30 p.m. , In Parkersburg to call on tion _and_ Richard Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul llarrls and at the hall. The travellr.• prize this past week. G 11 119 F .., Mrs. Della Carnahan, a opo erry, on an family visited Sunday with her will be donated by Mrs. Wll· has been at the home of warrant. mother, Mrs. Ruth Goodnlte of liam Robson, Bess Sanborn and'Mrs. New haven, W. Va. Sanborn, is visiting with rela· of General Service• Admlnls- Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs Ia assisting In the care ol lives In Racine. tration in Point Pleasant since visited Sunday wllh Mr. and her mother, Mrs. Sam Arnold, The Mothera March for the 1947. Mrs. Frank Buck. who ls convalesclns from I polio drive In Rutland will be February 1 Is the last day for Gregory Roush spent the week broken ankle, received In a fall. held TUesday evening · filing for persona wishing to en· •t Nitro, W. Va., with Mrs. Mrs. Mabel Mankin open! tha at 6 p. m. The Rutland 1er the Primary race on May Juanita Porter and son, Frank. In Columbus witb Mr. ly Gardeners Club Is 12th. Mr•. William Fisher of Bel· Mrs. William McJ)onald. the march In Rutland. Vernon Weber Is president of ._, the club. Mrs. Nellie llarsotti Is a pa· !lent at Holzer Hospital In Gallipolis. She was taken Utere Saturday morning after becom- 11 lng ill at her home. 1 Mlsil Sarah Bechtle, a business student in Columbus, spent tbe weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle and son, Darrell. Mrs. M. C. Flechlner of Col· umbus was the weekend guest ' i of her mother, Mrs. Hattie ' Smith. I -• , wu wen: VOL XV I I NO. 241 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OHIO 1 .., ..,., t-Jf¥ ' 11 TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1964 I ... ,... 7 ' ,. .PRICE FIVE ' aJiffJ ' . I ~ · Mld.u.port council today Is a.waltlnJ resulls of an lnvlt· aiiOII lo Floyd G. Bro~ Assoc., Marton, ~-· englneermg firm, to meet With it bere early next week to talk a~ln about sewers. . Thli time, however, council· 'lieD will ~ dlscu.,mg the "Ia· gOOD IYPe of sewage treatlll<nt, not the expensive standard •prt h""'tofore plan~ lor Mldd!Oport. A basic feature of such a se\llage treabnenl p~nl i$ Its ~igh cost of ~n!ltruction and •~nslve operodon. Councilman In their second 1 ! I ! I tJ: regular metllng of the monlh, lutlon and determined to learn with Mayor Lee Smith pr.,id- 1if Brown and A..oc. will under· ing, ~orked on this and a wide take to proceed on a lagoon range of other public matters type sys!enl. Monday night. . The Brown flrm prepared The sewerage Issue came preliminary plans three years when Gene Harris said action ago for a standard type systo begin collecting sewage fees tern, then Mltldlepoel del'ayed woold .require a· resolution of construction In favor of pleadnecessity by councU. ings before state and u. S. pol· However, because two qew lulion authorities, boping · ta counclimen, Robert Craig and show Middleport abould not Clifford Stumbo, are just get- have to baUd an expensive lin' into the sewerage problem treatment plant. · whtch. has .laced every town However, this tack met a admlmstrallon for lhe past IS dead end recently when the years, cruncll delayed the reso- Ohio River Sanitation Compact . . N W COMPTON 0 0 ! 1 r ... ~ i' ~ f i ·==-==::..------ ·' 'I 3-Room GROUP ELBERFELDS • AT REDUCED PRICE JUST RECEIVED Another Big Shipment On the 2nd Floor All For Only s SMALL DOWN ,. · PAYMENT Mason Furniture -- --- ---- -Rutland Furniture MASON, W. VA. RUTLAND, OHIO New Models in RCA Victor ... Archie Henry Is in Race for Delegates Television Sets, New Table Model Television Sets, New Console Model Television Sets, RCA Victor Hi-Fidelity Radio-Phonogritph$ with FM StereO Radio, R,CA Victor Stereo Players, Transistor . PT;· PLEASANT - A r c h I Henry, Mayor of Henderson, has announced the candidacy for !be House of Delegates on the Republican ticket In t h e May 12th primary election. Mr. Henry, 39, is tnheoina tl 1 11111 1 Republican to seek 011. in lhls year's primary for !bat office: Claude E . . Swann flied on the Democrat tickel f o r Houaei c1 Delegates last week. ~· Henry has served f I v years 11 Mayor of and lhJjj ;pa,ll !Dimmer ployid oVauef Mate aboo1rd II the centennial Showboat Rh<ldodendron. He Is 1 member of ' the Maoon County Association lor Retarded Chllth·en executive board and chairman of the Handlcralf department o1 t h Masolf 'County Fair Board. is the .00 of Mrs. Sadie Hen.rv il of G~Us FelT)'. · Radios and New Models in RCA Victor Mark 9 Color Television Sets. l ~ ~~~~·:~-;.:'~~s=~· san· MbOll COunty Board Be Sure ·to S~e The Many- New Models·Jn RCA Whirlpool ·: • • •. Gas and Electric Ranges, Automatic Washers, Automatic Gas Cl~ Electric Dryers, R~frigerators in All Sizes - Frost f[ee MOdels . · and ice. Maker Model~; and the New Line of RCA Whirl~! : . ' \ . ·~ ' Connoisseur Gas or Electric Ranges with Glass Door,Top Oy~ns,; ' ·1.· . • '1. -lberfelds In Po . ' '" EducaJIOn'trom•Hannnlan~:,:r,~eiL.,._ _ _ _ _~· -~-~·~·-.---•~--"-~~~~~~~g; Mt. ~ baa been " , .' 'w. ' '· ' .I . .,, ' I '', , IJ llill!i~ ·L'I " "I> . ,,. , . , ~t:oll8 .' .,.,.. '1\ r \ , . , 1 -. ;' !Of~ i~··-fl~ j~"'! i;i) ·hl . ,. qr Harry R. Barnes, IS, i •alive of Middleport who served for' many years as a justice of peace, died last Thurday aiKI was cremated Saturday, It was· learned here today. ~ Mr. Barnes had entered the · · Masonic Home sept. 21. 1961, " sponsored by the Hiram Lotlgo ,· No. 18, F and AM, Delaware, 0, ""• He died at 5:20 p. m. Thursday . In Rickly Memorial hospital at · _Masonic home. Mr. Barnes was born in Mid. Feb. 20, 1877. A bachelor, he lived many years with .,. sister, a retired school ~ teacher, at 917 Locust-st. Mr. Banres operated BD 1ft.. surance business and gained 1~ recognition as a humorist, ' ', .. a staunch conservative, and ··". I" • • ,, , .. ~ lt'"'j~ a sports f~m. -"'"' Utll•lon Funeral home was FIIIST TIME - Mrs. Margaret . Ami'· ,ey Admission Clerk of Pleasant Valley ohtirge of arrangements. Hospital. itltervlews oct.ogenerian of • .;:Hord in a hospital first time. -. ....- ~ --:::- 'h PAiiiS - French President Charles de Gaulle today was /t'eported content to risk denunc_iations from Washington and a possible break with Nationalist China as the price for rec-ognizing Red China. The proud, 73 - year - old French leader characteristically kept silent about his move toward Peking. He has schedul· ed a formal news conference for Friday to tell his story. French officials said De Gaulle is convir,ced his acti()n was cor~ reel regardless o! possible repercussions In the Westem al· lianco and from Nationalist China. Rutland &. Mason Furniture 1 · ·es Harry Bam Dl.es at Age 86 l·n· Home ' ' ~,.', .~. \·. l'tKR ,.. ')' ' ' ,. - .\. ~~BAND of young Negro leadl!rs to<lay promised more racial protesto I~ A~:!&l wh""· ;~ons almost ' Into vlo~cie Monday night dur· lng the third consecutive evening of mass demonstrations. Pol!<'!l lines barely kept the •urging, shouting ·groups of Negro demonstrators and white spec18tors apart Monda) night in a narrow !Jtreet near a doWJ'lo. t_own restaurant which has teen lh• taraet of Integration at templ8. ---'-'--------- N~W!I'!!II'!I'-' !!!1'1 broad..ot otaliono llo.vo beeo &ettln& calls about l'eports that CUbaa Premier Fidel Castro bas beea sbot. SCARE Young Chds ~ta~ley. (17 steals smokeless puffs from daddy's pipe. Chris the son of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Stanley, Route 1, Mil· CouncU ha1 equipped tho new fire truck and &be E-R I!Dbulance and the cruiser wllh FCC approved radio unJIB. · IN OTHER BUSINESS Council also delayed a .r. claion on a request by &be mayo '"'earlier this monlh for an .., dinance to empower him to • .-. pend and fire viUage employes for violation of orders, and r. qutring employes ta resign II they file for a public off~. Further study of the Rt>vi!led Codf' m this connection will be carried out. Craig indicated the Recreation commission will meet Wednesdav at town hall to organize for 1!164. He also reported be had met with _,h, fire company committee m regard to the firemen drilline a well near the swlmming .pooL Firemen, who had announced willingness to p r oceed with the well at their own expens£ as a contribution to ..community service," w e r e . given ;, green light to proceed.· Further discussion on the type , cost and requirements of a building to house town equipment failed to produce • d&cision. Men study was ordet. ed Re!)nirs to the crusier damaged recently in an accident will bf' surveyed. The Safely and Traffic committee will look into a request by Homer Cook, owner of the form~r Meigs. Grocery Co., building. for new trafFic regulalion<; at North second and Rutland-St . A Bright Star Markel is expPcled to open in the buS. ir,g soon. Mayur Smith read a letter of appreciation from the Middleport Chamber of Commerce for making parking free prier to Christmas. He also publicly thanked Chief of Pollr• Herb Gilko:~ and building contractor Bot> King .l<tr peraonal- -vloes in clearing snow from the streello recently. Cooncllmen attending were Zerkle, Stumbo, Craig, Roger Morgan, Wayne Gibbons and Harris. Clerk Gene Grate assisted the mayor. on the proposal to obtain new the new fire contract system hlnatlon pumper-fire truck to FCC approved radio equlpmen~ workt'<l out. replace two present pieces was on the company's old pumper He said he could not approve tied ir. with an assessment plan and fire truck units, and to extensive additional fire equip- (to get enough money), the place an annual assessment ment until the present $25,000 radio conversion problem also ttl! and $61 on residents and bond issut for the recently was left hanging. businesses to update fire com· acquired new truck was paid Radio dealer John Werner depany equipment and to provide off. scrii>M the 12 volt transistor fC< its future replacement. The firemen ouggeoted they type equipment that would This drew open opposition poll tbe town by pelitlon to meet FCC regulations for the from Councilman John Zerkle. learn bow such an asses,. old units. Council decided how· He maintained council sbould ment would be accepted but ever, that to place this new not impose such a . burden on Indicated they did not want equipment on the old units the town's elderly people llv· to embark on that taok if the "might be premature." In the ing :Jn fixed incomes. He pro- petitions sbould be Ignored. meantime, permission may be pooed , and council generally I That question was left open. sought to use old wide band agreed. to wail and learn how Since obtaining a new com- 1radio equipment. · 1 - Big Deal! I I... voted· to slve Mlddll!port until October, IB6S to compJr with Its regulations, namely, to 1top dumping untreated aewage into the Ohio River. Since Brown and Assoc., had prepared lit, earlier plans, the much cheaper type . Jiiguon treatment baa been apprOVed by the Ohio · Board- of Health. One is In operation a! MeArthur. · Ji'IREMEN PUT OFF Firemen Everett Bachner, Dave Ohlinger, Bob Byer, Bruzz Mills. and Blalna Walborn join· ed In a two-pronged discuaalon Leaders Sense Trouble if C-R Watered Down � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 January 27, 1964 mccormick stearns turnewr van matre