http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f89b13a0ba662f3bb63eb09f04fe6f22.pdf f2070a6cc7245613b8bd7e2503d315c6 PDF Text Text • •' • Mrs. McBride is Leader lor Around And · About Middle· port . Devotions Held by Star Class !'or devollona Mrs. Pearl T h H eoc er as Class Come As His Guests Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrt. ]etHU HOlt To Club Mutin.• No..,-·YOU KNOW -~.:1: ::a:•: <: Me- " Wonderful Promises" by Miss Mrs. Robert Jewell at HarrlsOI\· lrldi> read ''Growln& In Cbrlst" Mwnaw," "Methuselah "' by Frank Amott entertained the ville .., Dec. 10111. DIICI•ulono to. the regular roeetJDs of Mrs Thomas Clark; "God's Brotllerhood cia" o1 the Enterwere held on how 10 be a bel· lbe Slar Class ol the Syr.cuse Proomise" by Mrs. Rlcbard prise EUB church of which he ter hoatesa and slldM we r • Firat Unlted Prtibyterlan SUn· Rous~ and " ll ..Your Prayers ! is the teacher, Friday evenlng shown on table settln& and C. Ia) Schooj In the church annex Aren 1 Answered by Mrs. Or- Mr. ond Mrs. Lewis Triplett at his home, Syracuse. Mrs. Edgar Florlan and son, ble manners. Tuesday night, Jan. Zll. ville Slack.. . are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. i A short business session was Brei. of Lexington were guest.s A delicious luncheon was serRoll call was answered _with Th•' meetmg rl~sed With • H. K. Hendricks of St. Albans, , held which opened with prayer this past week of Mr. and Mrs. ved at noon prepared by Mrs. a scripture verse contammg benediction m unison. M r !1. W. Va. by the Rev. Menzel Smith. It Lawrence aB\lglas. Jewell and her mother, Paul· the word "winter" by seven Slack. hostess, served rPfresh- Mrs. Jeanette Weddell, Hunt- was decided to meet Friday Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnltz · Atkins The meal ccnslsted members present. Reports were ments to those named and Mrs. Iington . W. Va. has returned to February 28 at the church tore- and daughters, Carol and Ruth ::;"stuffed .pork chopo, potatoes, read and approved and $5. was James QUick. Iher home after several days organize the Otterbein Brother- Ann of Belpre •ere ~weekend carrots, green beans, a salad of donated to the March of D1mes visit with her mother, Mrs. Min- hood guests of Mr. and Mrs. Haymou Jello and a 4essert at whipped • Mr. Lang, Printz-liedermrn Representative, Mbs Frankie Mumaw led the nie Beverige and granddaughDu~ing the social hour, a Barnitz and Mrs. Allee Robecream and Jello, with coffee; 1 1 program session wlth Mrs. Me1 ter , Miss Beverly Perrin. ' poem was read by Miss Kay son. hot rolls and butter. Bride reading portions !rom the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson McClintoCk and a taPe record- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eakew of Present were Mrs. Glen Jewwill be in our store book. "Jesus Til< World's Savand daughter, Coleen, who now ing of the homecoming held at Xeni& were weekend guests of ell, Ava Gilkey, Grace Carr, lor." a poem, "Jesus The Carreside In LOgan, visited with the church In November was re~:we:n~ :s.ar~~~d Shellar Orba Stout, Goldia Jones, Mary penter." by Mrs . Roy Holmes; Mrs Gary Barmtz w ~:s guest friends - Sunday in Middleport played Refreshmen~ Mwere and · s 1 Plt.stburgh Pa. are Carst>y , Ruby H_alllday, Chrfs.. hYette and Pomeroy. served by the host to ,.v. e.,_ the son t 0 of her grandparent.s tine Carsey, Nelbe_ Tracy, Aile01 honmFatd a surpriSe .:. the Mr Roger Emmtsh and dau- zel Smith, Eldon Weeks, Carl guess ,' line Long Leah Williams, AnesL ad's •1rd Birthdav• 1 • "s. IO~er rl av· LHevemng mDou lghters. Sally and Betsy, Day- Jennings Thomas Bentz, James Mr. Ebe and Mrs. St Charles Warne , gra n'JII " , ' Mrs . Seth Nicholson , Is Party Orcaswn home of Mrs wrence L g- ton, JOined Mrs. Emmish at the will E~mett Wilt Dewey Pul- Mneezrd M. J h y ng and. Norma Lund, Addie Bradfle.d las w1th Mrs Janet eWI!i., . • r an . rs. o n ou . ill be t Mr. and Mrs Thomas Grues- Mr; LoiS Clelland, and Mrs. -~ home of h1sEparent.sh, MMr. Eand hns and Ralph Spencer. son ~I Urbana arrived Saturday The nCext _meetmLog w, F ab Mrs .C A. ,mm1s. . h r m. g called by the death of Mrs. hrJstine ng sIll onbe e , er entertained w1th a partv· re· Fave Gurn as c:o-hos tesses evenm cently at their Lincoln Heights . I mJSh " a patient m t e hosplt· , Auxiliary Plans his gra~dmother, Mrs. Albert 26th. The subject w aphome honoring their son. Jeff· Games were played and pr ~- al i Y They are the guests o£ rons. cushions and hooked rugs. roy Allen on his third birthdav. l"' awarded to Mrs Elza Gil- Mr and Mrs. James Brewing- For Lodge Dinner thoeul_rngp.aren'·, Mr. and Mrs. w. Any lady in comm_unity is wei, : more Jr and Mrs Eumce d d h Sa d R" . ~ and Mrs. Hank come. p ot1uc k d ~nner WI 11 be ]ce cream, cake and kool 81~ 1 • ton an aug ter, n ra, 10 Plans were discussed to serve R. Carpenter With complete sample line of Spring Coats were served to Stephanie, Jya, IBrmker Mrs ~arolyn Sur~:;~ ~ Grande. were Middleport vlsi- a dinner for the Daughters of Young. served. 3 Lee, Vem and Robbie Ord, 1 Mrs BarnJtl won the tors Saturday, America District Lodge rally, Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees ----~nd Suits - Don't miss this opportunity to Myrta w11son, Betty Rea and P•IZes. Mr and Mrs. Gene Abbott April 9, when the Ladies Auxiland children David and Karen Ple .. ant · Valley Hospital 1 Kathy Russell. Kathy Wh1IIO<'k,l Aile•· the honore<l guest np- 1 (Cinda Morris) of Lancaster iary of the Syrcause Volunteer of Columbus' arrived Saturday, • _ADMJTI'ED: Mrs. Henry ~ake your .selection of I coat Or SUit and Troy and Joy Edwards. ened her many lovely g1fts, re- were guests last week of the~r Fire Department met in t h e ror a visit with her parents, GibW,, Hogsett; ~rs. Raymo~ Favors were balloons and freshmenls were served by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- village hall Monday night, Jan. 1 Mr and Mns Everett Thomas Sanders, Crown Ctty; Paul Stlgfr~~ this tremendous variety of fabrics lncl party hats. Jeffrey Allen re- hostesses to those named above liam Morris and family and Mr. T/. ' and other reiatives In Middle- all, Pt. Pleasant; !\Irs. George ceived a number of g1fts from ·""" Mrs. IV. 0. Barmtz, Mrs. and Mrs. Martm Abbott. They The meeting was called to or- port. Mr. DeWees returned Bell,.·, Leon; william King, styles found only in the Printzess line. Ann Browning, Mrs. AI ICe were enrou.te to Florida on a- der by second vice presid~nt, home Sunday evening and Mrs. Eleanor_; Lloyd Powers, Ashton: his friends . Robeson , Mrs. Marrla Arn- vacat1on tnp. . Mrs. Herman London w 1 t h DeWees and children remained Mrs: Chnton Cooger, Ew!ngton , old, Mrs. Mildrt>d Shuster , Mrs. Mr. Herman Bail~y, FISher- Lord's prayer Jed by Mrs. Ed- lor a visit. Wilham Lloyd, Cottageville. Betty Metzner, ami Mrs. Dea11 st, ' ' a med1cal patient Coats In Junior Sizes at ith Hond, followed by the pledge Mr . and Mrs. Jack Kennedy IIISCH~RGED: Mrs. Benny . Barnitz. I Me1gs General Hospital. . to the American flag . of Columbus were weekend Thevme.r, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Neva POMEROY, OHIO Senrling gifts but unalhe to Mr. L. W. McComas v1slted Roll call was answered by 16 guests of his mother, Mrs. Willi- Gore Pl. Pleasant. Misses Sizes and Half Sizes attend were Mrs. Jean Dabo, over the weekend In Columbus members present and reports am Kennedy. TONIGHT & TUESDAY BIRTHS: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn Hetzer, Mr~ . Lu- w1th h1s mother, Mrs, J E. Me· were read and approved. There George Kom Jr. who Is at· Mrs . Henry G1bbs, Hogsett; a "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" (Technicolor) cille Swartz, Mrs. Doris Ann . will be a vegetable soup and tending Barbers school In Co- son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paul Newman . Joanne Wood- Wondy>rd, Mrs. Pearl Poulin, Comas. Rose Ann Ltsle, Syraruse, chili supper at the Syracuse lumbus spent the weekend w1th Sanders, Crown Cit~·; a daugb· · ~t; ward ThPima Rftf>r. F.va Ga. J. bor, Maurce Chevalier, Geo. 1Mrs. Marjoria Eorrner and Mrs. , was the weekend guest of her schoolhouse on February 15 his parents' Mr. and Mrs. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Billy IMargaret Follrnd. Tobias. aunt, Mrs. t. W. McComas. with serving to begin at 4:30. George Korn Sr. . Dowell , Leon. ~ Colorcartoon• M1ss Maxme Bennett, ColumMrs. Freeman Enoch was in- c .W. Kirkland of Kenton, I CLUB TO MEET WED. ond THURSDAY bus. spent the weekend with stalled as vice president by past ~spe~nt~t~h~e~w~ee~k~end~~w~i~th~hl~s~fll~m~i~ly~,~M~u~lb~e~rgry~A~ve~.===J==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::::::::=!::=::~'!t A Public Meeting of the Ha p- her p•rents, Mr. and Mrs, president Mrs. Ada Slack. Feb. S-6 py Go Lucky 4-H Club will be Charles Bennett. NOT OPEN Get well and sympathy cards :::_':'/c.... held on ·Tuesday, February 4t h Friday dinner guests of Mr. were sent. The meetlog closFRIDAY ond SATURDAY :at 7 p.m. at ~e Mason Meth o- and Mrs. Charles Bennett were ed with prayer by Mrs. Hond. "GlDGE"T GOES TO ROME'' dist church. Ronnie Thompson Miss Lillian Greenlee, Arbuck- Mrs. Black and Mrs. Donald (Tet'hnicolor' president of the Club, and Mr. le, W. Va . and Mrs. Grace Hubbard, hostesses, served reCindy Carol, as Gidget, Jam· James Lewis, Activily Leader Greenlee. Charleston, W. Va. freshments to those named aes Darren, Jessie Royce Lan· . dis Ceaare Danova, Danielle will be in charge or the rn~t They also visited with Mr. and bove and Mrs. Franklin Rend· deMetz, Joby Baker, Don ing. Hostesses are Becky Lew- Mrs. Lon Greenlee and family rix, Mrs. Woodrow Hendrix, Porter , Jeff Donnrll. is and Paulo Werry. The pu b- while .here. Mr. Greenlee has Mrs. Maxine Sayre, Mrs. Larry Feltur•tte: Spies & Guy1 He is cordially Invited to attend been ill lor several days but is Hubbard , Mrs. Myla Hudson, Colorcartoanl recuperating. Mrs. Bill Hayes, Mrs. Larry ! COMMITIEE MEET Salser. Mrs. Clinton Pierce, SUN ., MON .. TUES. The executive Committee o F•b. 9 thru 11 I Doors of Family Mrs. Bill Rizer, Mrs. Thomas the Chester Community Bib! "WIVES AND LOVERS" ~ Store are Oosed Clark, Mrs. Agnes White, and Janet Leigh, Van Johnson School will meet Sunday, Feb Th S b J Sto guests, Mrs. Donald Cottrill and Shelly Winters e an orn ewe1ry re , Mrs Harry Potts. [ ruary 9 at 2 p.m. at the Che ,.. operated by Miss Bess Sanborn · ter Method111 church. and Mrs. Mabel Sanborn, formally closed Its doors this week alter having been a life time family business. Earl Ingles. watch repairman In the store for the past 17 Mrs. James Faulkner receivyears, has no plans at present 1 conr.erning his work. He will ed a pleasant surprise this week ; have his equipment at his home when her daughter and son ar· ' rived for an unexpected visit. , in Mason, W. Va. Guests included her daughter Others who have assisted In I ' >' ' ' the store in the past few years and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ' Include Mrs. C. H. Wise Jr., Fred Mees, Columbus, and her You ean oove money by applying 1 Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Mrs. Lar- son and family, Mr. and Mrs. ceiling tile yourself. Come in and ry Wiley, Miss Sharon Jones, Lawrence Faulkner and son, see our large selection in both 1 Miss Karen McElhinney and Larry, of St. Albans, W. Va. acou1tic and non-acoustic typeL i other high school student.s in The Lawrence Faulkners have been in Florida with his wile's 1 parttime work. I parents, at West Palm Beach. School Dales Set other visitors with Mrs. FoulFor District 25 kner were her grandson and Anyone handy with tools can OJ> The School of Instruction of family , Capt. and Mrs. Phillip ply ceiling tile. W• cqn gift you District 25, Order of the East- Bauer and children Karen Lynn the few 1imple in1trudions nHded ern Stars. will be held Tuesday, and Phillip, Jr. who were enfr.'! the job. Til• a Feb. 4 at the Masonic Temple route to their home in San Ansq. fl. with Evangeline Chapter as the tonio, Tex. from Washington, D. host chapter. C. where Capt. Bauer ~d YOU NEED fOR THE JOI Registration will begin at 9:30 been stationed lor speclaltrwn\ r'' a.m. at the Temple with lunch-l.l;;;;nii,g.=========;l eon to be served at noon at the II Middleport Methndist & PresJ byt.rian Churches. During the "J:' " ' . t!o . afternoon aession beginning at I Get In On The ... 1 p.m. grand officers of Ohio ~ ,.,._, • 1will present the instruction :. ' work. Mrs. James Clatworthy is president of district 25 with Reg. $10 Col4 Wave Mrs. Eugene Norton, Worthy NOW $7.0D Matron of Evangeline Chapter, c.ntnt • •• • •• • • • •• • •• OnJr presiding. SHIRLEY'S CORRECTION , I In !he Jist of thnse sending · BEAUTY SHOPPE gilts to the shower held lor Phono WY 2·2207 I Carol Bearhs. the name of Mrs. &Yenlngs By Appointment Just righ1 for a smooth, coJ. j William Bartels was unintentCLOSED WED. AT NOON 1 ially omitted. orful job, Ealy·to·apply. Top a,..n . ~ a. ,_.,erl<u Hllllllae .. VOL XV I' .,•>q- . .• '' . ;::. '; ! ... ,:J " ' . TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1964 - P11CE Ff\1 ~ ~ ·•i-.IU -· ~~ ' Middleport, laced with a Fed· eral order to get on with treat· ing it• sewage or prepare for court action by late 1965, Monday night took another hard look at the lagoon-type treatment plan. · Meeting especially to Is needed lor the lagoon • I = - ~..t· - ... Uself with acquiring an Informal 10- system over the otandard treat- Attending besides the mayor ahead li-om the State Dept. of ment plant Ia lbat the lormi!r were councilmen Wayne GibHealth. and making Its own sur· woul<l CO!!l from fe,QOO to f'/,1100 bon•, John Zerkle, Gene Jlarvey for presentation to councll lltllually 1o maintain JJIId Oflet· ria Roger Morgan Clifford In the form of a lagoon t)'jM! ate, whereaa the treatmont plant ' . ' here. ·After adding · 1 'buffer zone of I,OOO feet to tbe near· est home an estimated 40 acres ld be' needed ' wou · So their firm will proceed proposal as soon io pos•lble. would c<lllt $18.000 annuaHy lo Stumbo,. Bob Craig, and Clerk Chief •dvantage pt the Jag0011 operate and maintain. Geno Grate. Conn·CI.l A.sks , ~~~a: ~~~~g:~i~~~::t.ffo~~ ~~~~i;~v: t~~a:en~;: ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Families Come For Visit With Mrs. Faulkner ... ..., rown to settle the dispute failed. All Brown and Associate Engineermembers of the OAS were m- ing firm of Marlon 0 connell vited to the meeting except the asked the firm pr~' at once Umted States and Panama. Into a thorough inveatigatlon of the feasibility of IJUCh a """r 1 Gov. George C. WaUace pour- ment system in Middleport. ed 175 ~tate troopers into Ma- Speaking lor the firm con County, Ala., tnday and Rob.rt Martin and A~oort promised that "we will resist" Hamilton. They heard ~~:;;1 federally ordered transfer of Lee Smith review the h 12 Negro students from padlock- of what Middleport has ed Tuskegee High 10 schocls m in tno past starting In 1948 in nt>i~hborin~ tow?~· regard to -ihe governme~t's ~e rac1al cns1s blew . up cam~ljign to require all monic· qUickly when a federal JUdge ipalltle' and Industries putting ordered Monday that the 12 stu- waste in the river to treat It dents be transferred by Wed- first nesday to schools in Shorter T.he cllma:r: of thlt review Md Notasulga, Ala. The state _ to date _ came 11111 monllo closed Tuskegee High because wben the Ohio River SanJIJI. white sfudent.s abandoned it lion Compacl (OIUIANCOI a· wh•n the Negroes integrated greed to bring Mlddleporl to the school last September. It court unle" progr••• 11 mode has been operating lor the 12 In four otep1 toward oewaae Negroes ever .smce. treatment by Oct. 31, 198.5, wltll defuull on any single PALM SPRINGS, Calif. step II'OUI!d• lor ouft. The death of film star A I a Mortln and Hamilton agreed Ladd was confirmed Monday il a suitable area w e r e have been aceldental, to construct a lagoon, and ed to a combination of a the State Department of level of alcohol" and Health approves, such a prodrugs acting on his nenous would be coosidered by the 1tem. <;<n'011~1!: .James T. Bird findings of laboratory at\d croscopic tests showed t h a death re,.lted from edema an excess of fluid in brain due to the effect of ical depro<sants on the ous Rystem." 1 I 'j("";,. ·.·· ·• , ~ llii" FI"'Ob ,,,~ WASHJNGTON - The OrganIzation of American States (OASJ meets today to consider P~?"manlan charges that the Umted States committed ~ggre&SIOD during last month s riots In the Canal· Zone. Diplomatic sourcea said the OAS council probably would set up . a committee to investi: MEIGS THEATRE .. ~ ' lnt .. rn11JJn•l MW a ,,, l,Iqited P,rllil!l "? . POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO W.~:N1w~ Tuesday, feb. 4 • NO. 247 I and . ' o-- - ""'1N~--,~~~~~i· x·~~, BRIEf.·..' I. Monday, Feb. 3 j . eloltlr " e. . •.,, . .Dnr••• "• l'lie rr•.,,__,.,... tH 1'.. .... · - ..... .. ~ ~ ~ __. :.___..:._ __,-:---------------- "',. ,. .------~.....-ti ,-:::--=~~------------__.._..:._ .. ~ TRUNK SHOWING entine\~t ..,,.. --~' ·-.... -. e .. 1111; . . ....... of,.JI~ • P.RINTZESS COAT at y e .u...1a11111. • 1 • -. ften .,. ...,.-mau.ttly II .UIIH all Ill V.s., •1• •• Hollywood diopter of 1 ~ o ELBERFEI;DS Mrs, Barnitz Is Guest for Layette Event . II 1/:2 MI.II Additional Tax Levy 1 KISSING BOOTH - People who were. In downtown Milldleport and Pomeroy Saturday donated to the March of Dimes and got a kiss in return. Pretty gil-ls from Mid· dleport and Pomeroy High schools were In "KisSine Booths" in f,-ont of Cross Hardware in Middleport and Elberfelds in Pomeroy. Above, Allan Harris is having his from Donna Hauck . There was $64.86 donated in Middles port and $85.40 in Pomeroy . Howard Ruppelt, a bache: lor, organized the event in Middleport and Bill Miller in Pomeroy. The booths were constructed by Don Quisen· berry of the Meigs County Jaycees. The March of Dillt'!l is still short of its goal, and donations may be mailed to Bill Childs, county chairman. I' I D .. . 15c .,_ COME IN NOW! .. Valentine Special LATEST NEWS $1~- NICOSIA, ~ (VPI) New vlolen<e lllrealealq clv· II war ill Cypruo lajecled orgency today iDio Prelldul Archbishop Mobrieo' tleello ion regllriln( lloe pr t sed NATO ~ flree for lids ;,._ laud repobllc. U wao ally believed Mabrfoo woal4 rejeol, ..- lllaolo linD& COIJdl. I I quali1y int•rior paint. Full color range. As low •• •• fD&clal onar Ends March.31111 We Specialize In Room Greupingsl $1.29 qt. Here's your opportunity to try out, own home, an" automatlc Gas Clothes Dlyer! 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' ' . - .j , .._• .. •·· .· : 1.;, , .'. l ·_ :. ~~:~: · ., ··r~· · • . ;·'· . -__,...~- •. . . ., • i �\ f • I, ' r • - ThP Daily ....,Pntin.,l ' S-n.IJJ senttuel, Pomeroy·'Middlllpart, 0., , . . " 1111 - - .: ~. Council Asks Light levy tOMMENTAIING EDI'IOIIIAU Y . Being a Housewife Isn't 'Living End' Evea if ber dainty bonnet gets trampled all over, Margaret Chase Smith's R l' entry Into the ral!t! for the epub Jcan preaidential aomillation should do wonden for the morale of an important segment ot the population. Sociologl4t.. are both worried and en· couraged by ·the increaaing ·number of women whoae Jives are "finished" by their 408 or SOs. Tbeir children are grown and gone from home; the goall they and I heir husbands set at the beginning of marriage have eitller been reached or modified to fit what they have actually achieved. These women are physically healthy and intellectually in their primes, yet they reel 1111perfluous and useless. Thil is not to disparage the career of housewife, wbich is the most important job in the world when a family is young. But It Ia a job that comes to an end, despite the old saw about women's work. Some women at this stage just Iangullb. others go in for social make-work and rounds of teas and card parties. Others take meaningless jobs iust for some- Helen Help Us! thing to do. Still others deteriorate, develop neuroses. be&ill to dr1ve the1r busbands away. But more and more women are recogniting the period as a challenge, a ~­ ond chaace at life. They are going back to college and the career thai was interrupted by marriage. Or they are going to college for the first tlme1 or lakin& specialized ti·ainiag aad emoarking on careers they never dreamed of. Not everyone, of course, can venture into politics. Mrs . Smith got a head start by being married to a congressman. She had no children, but she was nearly 42 when she was elected to fill her late husband's unexpired term in 1940. Any chitdren would have been pretty well &-rown. No, Margaret Chase Smith is not a spe-cia) case, just a well-known one. But because of her, the world of politics, if only on the local level (which is perhap• the most iml'ortant level of all), may come to reahze the truth of the alatement: Never underestimate the power of a woman. More important, many women m a y come to realize that the statement applies to themselves. There are occasional bright chapters in the bleak storv of man's inhumanity to animals: The sea otter, once on the razor's edge of extinction. io thriving again. Down to a population measured in the hundreds SO years ago, the otters now number around 40.000. according to U . S. Fish and Wildlife Service estimates. The frolicsome animals are found all the way from California lo the Aleutian an~ Kuril Islands. Trouble for the otter be~an in the 18th centcry, says the National Geographic Society, when men discovered that it wore a soft. deep pelt . In one year, 50 ,000 otters were killed for their skins. for which Russian czars and nobles and Chinese mandarins paid as much as $2.500 apiece. In 1911 , almost too late, the animal was given protection by an international treaty. 1t has taken from then until now for it to increase to a point where It can be pronounced safe. Voice of Broadway •. reporting o By DOROTHY KILGALLEN THE TOWN is happening to week he did hJs can 1ndians - IS WONDERING what ing busy keeps me young." So after givMarlon Brando. Last lng a lunch for 300 people at the City big pitch for the Ameri- Squire Motor Inn Pool, she scheduled a quick return to Washington for the including radio broad- White House dinner in honor of Queen casts and one of his rare press conferen- Frederika of Greece, and after that a ces. The next day, for some myste_r:i<m•~. Hl~~king tour .. .. . Experts on Jimmy reason, he refused to take calls or dis-..- o ., who has been such a winner for cuss the Issue. Another odd angle: He such a long time, feel he's in "big, big llad spent a lot of time at Doris Dullr:::a:.:-trouble" at the fllP!Il~!l!. allli his JIWbNew Jersey estate planning what was to lems Will mcrease the prestige of Atty. be theLr Joint appearance before report- Gen. Robert F. Kennedy and the pro~­ ers-Doris Is deeply interested in the In- blllty_ that he w1U be ·President _Johnson s dian problem, too--but she just walked runmng mate m the next election. away from the whole thing. At least MarJOE KIPNESS, THE HAW AD KAI Jon and Doris are two predictable unpre· HOST who ,"gqitJhe the.a tre.!orever" a dictables, always good conversation piec- couple of months ago, Is trying to talk es. Sidney Poitier into starring in a BroadOne Of the more glamorous marriag- way prod~ction for him next year. Joe's es of 1983 is close to the breaking point ~lfer ~o S1dney: :·~ou pick any pl~y you already Shirley Temple is in New like, I II produce 1t . .. Shepheard s, the York taping a "slngalong" with Mitch new room in the Drake, is doing such Miller The Bobby Baker case will get smashing business that Gregory Peck worse !for the Democratic Party! before had to be turned away the other night .. it gets .better. t!ut Republicans are being The hot line on Ava Gardner: She has a cagey about using any ammunition from new passion-cooking . . . The "action the investigation too blatantly; they don't boys:• in Las V~gas aren't gambling as want to be accused of "damaging the U. heav1J~ or stead1ly these days because of S. image" overseas Puzzle to show a tip that Internal Revenue men were in folk: If Eddie Fisher is so worrierl ahout the casinos, checking on the big bettors. Cary Grant figures to make a half the "bad taste" involved in Liz Taylor's dalliance with Richard Burton, why ~illion dollars more than originally antidoesn't he cut the Liz jokes out of his c1pated on "Charade" because of the unMost of Tuesday WqJd's usual booking of the flicker into the Asnightclub act? dales are w'ell·publicized, because the tor after its record-breaking Music Hall chaps she chooses for ballYhoo purposes run. It's even possible that Cary may are celebrity tvpes, hut when the nash· make more from "Charade" than Uz will bulbs have fln;shed popping she usuallv fro~ "Cleopatra" --; and he wo_n't ha~e returns to her "true love." writer Henrv to d1vvy up his prof1ts w1th Edd1e, SybJI, Ja,elman . · or anybody . . Three stars of "Bonanza" THE BLUE ANGEL IS ABANDON- -Lorne Greene, Dan Blocker and Mich· lNG its present format. Starlin~ in ApriL ael Landon - cancelled out of a personBobbY Short wtll be plaving t.o a com- al appearance in Mississippi when they pletel:v ref1•r~ished room. with the staee learned the arena in which they were to moved to the center of one wall and the play would be segregated. It cost them partition between the bar anrl the m•in more than UO,OOO in fees ... Postponeroom ellm'naterl Morvelous irlea . It used men! of the opening of "What Makes to be a joke when Bohhv wa< appearin~ Sammy Run'' to Feb. 15 probably means In the bar. to crowrls. hut all his fans a postponement of author Budd Schulwould have to wait hou" on end to hear berg's marriage to Geraldine Brooks. him aing .because some not-too-interest- He'll be working on polishing the show in( comedian or apnolling folk music until Broadway curtain-time, and unlfi'OUD w'as "entertainiM" a handful of doubtedly won't leave hi:; theatrical "bapeople In the main room . by" to get his Mexican divorce from the Perle Mesta's favorite line is "k""p- present Mrs. Schuiberg. [ThqTI Dolt Every Ti~e ~RMIN SN~I<ER, -··-- By Jimmy Hado \ Reports rom ·J have 1 job wldldltl a dal that drivlaC ~ · ·lllaal!f far a WOIIIIIII whO llvel tine be tabD 1W11 II ap:l'f. I l!locl<l away fNm me. I ha., to llll'* qHO -.-14 be ·~~t~~w; l -..lk lbe dog t11ree ~ a day, don't qree that It depeadl'• ml that means II biDcb, ~ abllll1. not liP- Yon Clli't'.., oldes the block or two I walk gue with ,.,..... AD oliW Jill; the dog eaclJ time. This is son Jull doem't have lbeat, lad ~ cold, snow and rain, as 'tile loss octlll'IIIIIJdl belari'ill ...n as 10111etlmes SIJnshlne. age It 80. All older por ID CIUI , J get leJ,t than 10 cents a nenr rea ~ .....,., Ill trip - or 25 CODII a day. I feel an emel'(eDCJ' reprdleilll ., I am underpaid, but I daD't how akUifal he Ia. · hiVI! Onougll nem1 tO aslr tor I draw lbe line .C -WIIIIIea a raise. Pleilse help me-DOG drlverl, Ill!)' age t 'l'!!ey luift ao WALKER senJO of lwl&inl dliWi!lt ml Dear D.W.: their reflexes are DlL I ' 'Jlllee Thete'o 110 lllllon acsle f o r them In the aame clittfu1 :u dog·walil:en, but I'd 581 y o u a 80-year-Qid msJe clrlftt. ' ·.. .-eo't even malting shoe-leath- :Well, Helen, I gow t ··JNide er on th11 job. Either plek up one friend (the · -.,.r• some more cllents along t b e through lids letter, and 81111'0111 way, or suggeSI the owner get enemy. - CllOCitY ·· c.,' . a ieaaiHnan oro- to home, u Dear crocty: · ' 7oar dop .won't taQ lL W'Jl you be wllllnC to clft And apply for a paper route up your driver's lkellse at . .,.. - II payo better. - H. 80! •. Dell' Helen: You forget about "eompensa. An article lllgned "Teon-qe Uon." What women lad; "- r11o Driver" lntereoted me, though flexes and judging dfstaDees· (It I am not a teen-ager. Aa a mat.- these are actually tliey ter of fact, I becamo a motor- make up for Ill cauU011. , _ ; cycle racer and race car driv- foro, they are better ~ er In li38, the first year I ob- rlslts. Wben an older . ~n'a lalned my driver's lll!t!IISe. liming lags, he otopa. lOin& I agree, boftver, <lith tl)e chances. I still 581 a rlglchlri., UNEN•SUPPL'/ SALESMAN IS ~E~~~~~T '!HE M01El. OWNER·"· JUT 6fT A LOAO OF SNfAKfR WHEN I>IE HAS TO PAY ~A In:lM AT 1J.!E SAME INN ... • 1M I flOW HIS SWEETNESS ·fo~AS 9C:XJQeO!! ded porehased for tha polic I .,. and street truck. Buy"tn~w:'i. Th R edt,.ca I e•rnort pu~ =-:.,_- J!f! In: U: .. .._ ...,. - BERRfS WORLD ... than 110, enlargement of the heart and an apoplectic stroke. ~r:::: .:'hgive."s~:~ treatment, they should prlal~ be able to avoid theoe complication'. But if early aigns do occur, it is essential to bring the blood pressure down m1 keep it down Hydrochlo thiaIs a diur~c· that 1sr\ 11 ' •. us;: !'.;m~:te;::':;. biHo _...., It 11 tho 0 n IJ - - aeeded, bet COD ill pvea wllll o111ttt drap, Sift of. foeti tuclnde ....me. lldnt, aaaooa and maoele 'cnmp1. '11!ey ore ""' a ....,... s. 11op tile ....UCinl! bid ntber to od11101 tho d-p. , Q - I• a blood teat a ou r e way of detecting l)ilbllis? What is the cure! A - llleoll tello are used to make a ·presumptive diagnosis •Ill• Tossing Hat In Ring Is N0 l AS Easy'AS Jt Loaks. U throw hto ~t during a dead calm. In which cue It drops at hll feet and slaY! there for: tha rest of the campa~~D. This Ia. known as the doldnllll& effect. ' Or bis hat migllt let caught In a crou current wblCII CtJtiiE1 II to roil oul of the rille a•Qd Into the street, where it Is nm over by a truck. Thll II lmOWD Ill, the March wind ·elfecL Some candidates tbrcnr their IIIII with their lell biDds,-' IJOme wttb 111e1r rlgbL Add lmOWD .. the boomerq ef. 10111t are -· ll!JbiclexlnMI,. , But feet. 111011 of them 1111 wbllt II "" ... ·. , ,Of •· c-.adl!lri3. mflbl ,mlo- known in 'basketblll u .._ "Hirrt lac'o ,.,,.. ,...lftaighf, ~'t~li!: ~ judg~ lbe wind velocity and baJJ<Itcl pusb ahoL _.,.._.. _ ; "rHf~~IJ) ft~l WASHINGTOr;' (UP!) - We hive been wllnesstnr IC!Ite interestlq dem~straaons Ibis year Of the var10118 teelmlques of throwing hits in the ring. ThrOWin8 a hat Into the ring lo not as simple as many peopie think. A lot depends 011 bow the poUtical winds are blowin8Occao~, a ciiiCfidata wiU make the ~e , of throwlnC hll· hat Apjnst !be wind. Wbea that hajTU. tile hal eoDII!I! right·. heck ,·to bim. Thll Is ' i;: f. Asphyxiation . twlf. · -~ 1- l . • d:n.u J FILES ACTION A petition for support under the Reciprocal Agreement Act was filed Monday In the Melga County Common Pleas court by Alice Nelson, Spokane, Wash., against William H. Nelson, Rutland. Is Coroner's Ruling Today Dellth of Elmer Morton, 95, PLAN SUPPER ol 15!1 Tblrd Ave., was attrlbut- Plans for a pancake su r ed .to asphy~latlon according to Feb. 12 will be completed ~:'"• Dr. Donald Warehime, GalUa meeting 01 th R U d R d County coroner e u an e Th · . · Devil A,hletlc Boosters club e 1111 lire falality In Galli- Wednesday at 7. 30 p t th polio, according to Fire Chief high schoo' g~ .m. a e Jim l';ortbup, took place on Jan. · 13, 1959, whicb claimed I h e MIDDLEPORT CALLED life of Cindy Sue So~rds; 8 The Middleport E-R squad 13-montiHIId Infant 1n a trailer was called Monday at 7-SO at l5.~ ~astern Ave. m. to the Ashland station. ~ wl{~ G~~media Hotel llvb Ia Z e, Cheshire for Lawrence Vaught c N two es, look ar who was taken to Holzer hosp al!t! on ov. 4, 1957. Kllled pita!. were Earl Shaw and Homer Wrlgll,l. Northup pojnted o u I TO BE MARRIED ~= tiro lataUUes wore only HOLLYWOOD (UP)) - Maue dty ol GIJUipoUo. There rien Elizabeth Reagan, daughhi'H Wen others in rural areas ter of actor Ronald Reagan and durinl the past few yearo. actress Jane Wyman, will marCity pollee wel'e at the scene ry Marine Lt. David G. Sills of lht fatal fire Monda, mom- Saturday. ing. · , The couple took out their [ire officials gave as the pus- marriage license Monday. 11 t . lc cause of tbe !alai burning will be the second marriage for 1o ~th Of Elmer Morton, the the 23-year-old Miu Reagan carryiq It a llll!rted ember and the first lor Sills 2$ 0f !Mm 1 llvin8 l'<IOm flro 1o the San Clemente, Calif. ' ' wlllch lll!lled his cloth- CARS DON'T HELP :"en, You get faster, smoother acceleration! You can [eel the powerful difference! .'ft. department w.. called at . ' COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPf)1!1:23 a.m. and retumed to the Pres1de~t ~omas F. Jones of otillen at 11:50 a.m. · the Umvers1ty of South Caro, ~tca report one arres~ Da- !ina said Monday that grades Yld . organ, 118, tltl Cwrt St., .among new •tudents ':"'e after clwled with Intoxication. lre~hmen were prohibited from Convlctto111 in city court havmg cars. Monday included Wllllam 8os- Among older students, howwell. Jr., West Columbia, W. ever, the interwoven problem Va., flDed •15 m1 costs lor fall- of poor grades and cars reure tv yield right of way, Pat.- matna, Jones said, and parents. rick Mundell Bidwell lined often are to blame, In one in$10 and cos~ for JntoxicaUOD, stance, he sa~. a capable stu- I and Dottle Lou Brewer City dent was frullng at midsemea- 1 fined "0 allil cotJts for ~peea ' ter and was given a ca• ~Y his · · parents, "presumably as an inl!t!Diive to study. . ' "That student, I regret to ~ aay, Is not' with· 118 now. He's ' off somewhere In hfs new car," Jones said. ' ' . NEW JPit AIRPORT 'f'L ___ LA PAZ, Bolivll <UPJ> _ A .I~ !""'· 2%--mUe-hlgb airport here · Will christened "John F KenThert wm 'fl _new vehicles neely" Monday fit me~ry ot , and 154 used vehlcl01 ~l~Jn;has-- the aasostnated U.S. Pres~ eel In JanlW')' aooordlnc to the dent. •. COunty Title olflce. · . Preoldent VIctor' J>az EstensNew veltclles !JJcluded U . soro, U.S, 4mbasJador Douclu . c~ 12 trucks, I trailer, and Hertclenoli ud U.S. Air Fon:e • JiJot«cycle. Used Yel!!clea Cal. Robert Breitweiser were bought ~re Ill can, IS lrucb, pNaeRI at tbe dedication cerelh"¥ trallen m1 a mo~meyc~e. monleo, · · ather actiVity wore · 2N r»- -:-:-:-''--:--..,_..;..,___ I latlqns Of ~ ~ m- til• 7ibn . (oveniment anDOCihl!t!d let, -180 c;ancell•tlilru!, .2M alff. Meinday ilfrlbt ti wW bind over ~Vftt. If ~te lWei, abd li9·• ~ -~court the •• .. ~' 'l'vlaf ~ .........., ~und ' ~lrl, I ol llli *ere ._40 • tbe C!CI!JIII;'~ lllDIIIh's· ~'ill\itlliy '.\ . · .-~ M.N tild 1he IIIII re- The govit~ ssJci'11 would dlfti!l ftiUI. . . ut the _N..t!QIIa) tO · ' , · · empJowert, hit 111 1 ·~' . ': -.tul iwo "" · .-- Regular Gasoline-both Vitalized with AG-105-you can actually feel the dift'erence on the highway! Your engine has more get-up-and-go for every kind of driving! W?at's more,_ with new Vitalized Ashland Gasoline, you'll enjoy faster starting and qmcker wann-up. Carburetor icing and fuel line freeze-up are prevented. And you get cleaner, quieter engine operation • , . more power and better perforll)ance. Used Vehicle · liAl\ • "'-"'il~~ ' ~ Tan- nnlll'a 'lei' iJwu · ._· ' ~ ~ '''""~'ii.i!-~ • When you use new Ashland A-Plus Super G~line or new Ashland New Vitalized gasoline is the result of years of research and development by Ashland Oil's engineers. Road-tested for more than 5 000 000 miles,_ Vitalized gasoline has established new standards Of perf~an~­ supenor performance you can actually see • • . hear . • . feel • , • no matter what car you drive. SaksDouble of N ew The Lighter Side . ~lon~ (~~rtha) ~rtls Norris, Syracuse E-R men went Mon- • real ew 3SOID8 r• ma es your engine come --~--~ ':t -"' TAKEN TO CLINIC O • tw~:,~ tlil one of bll tlu! p~ • JHE DAily SINJIUft d 0' v 's 'II r s. •w N0 Z• . w•• ° 'T' I 10 ere1 services for 2 · BE OTTER BE ON THE STAGE-What a ham! Every doy thislittl otter pride of the Uel)O Zoo in Tokyo tan be seen in th , rful e 'Oo bee ause the action is some variation of. what the pictu shown at extreme left. He has established himself at"t~! 1f" a~ll~~e ps? Here come• a fish. No. 3: Reach in it's stuck pipe which extends outside the ~nclosure. Children pay th."~".:"i:~.n~ ~ mouth, now it's coming. No. 5: fn the_mouth it goes ·,, -three cents ap~ece for fish to slide down the pipe to him It's rth \ swoop. Then he goes back to the praymg position again -. wo I young lana takes pitty on him "nd starts -thor 1ish for~~~~ and shirts lor the rlldio I o 't I at MeJgs Memor- day al 11;55 p.m. for Mrs. WynBRIEFS "re-examine" the question. 'Elizabeth had her appendix re- feeling " vel': well" The 63 -/ pital Monday night followinC operators was also discusoed. ." 08 1 1 at 1 .a. m. today af. da Powell, Racine, who was (Continued from page I) . · , diagnom of the condition 1114 A -'-!em of water erosion he .erld•Frl_Ddagertng Illness, will be takeo to the Mason clinic. officials I ld hi h ld L mo•oo today al King Edward yea,·old mother of QUeen Eliza-, spe ' nt the ni•'t In . ... 'U;; I y at 2 p.m. at I he o m t ey wou ONDON - Queen Mothefl VII Hospital and was reported beth II rushed to the hos- ' ward. "'' I pnv.,. near Fred Daniels property Laurel Clilf Free mehodist at the c:orporatiou l~ne was dia- church. Burial will be In Beech cussed. The mayors report on Grove cemetery :1111.75 in January was acceptSurvivors incl~de her bus. . hand, Alonzo; a dallghter, Ruth Council will hold • spemai Ann Norris, at home; her parmeeting I\;IO!'day at 8 p. m. to ento, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence go over oewage syst_em plall8. Curtis, Pomeroy; two brothers, DelaJied drawings Will be pre- Otho CUrtis, Mechanicsville, sen ted showing the SIZe and 1<>- Iowa; Hom .!I' Curtis, Shelbycalion of all the pipe to be burg Iowa · and a sister Ruby laid . ' ' • · Ftck, Pomeroy. One sister In the village funds report Ruth Draho• preceded her i~ !he Cemetery fund again was death. Friends may call al the ID the 1'811, this time $122.97, as Ewlq Funeral home any time of Feb. I, 1961. Other balances · are ~.773. 70 in the General SQUAD CAlLED Fund, $J,358.8t,- street fund, The Pomeroy E-R squad was $3711.118 otate highway Improve- called Monday al 7:25 p.m. for ment lund, $13(09 ulillty fund, Wllllll'd Faudree Mechanic-s! '. $0,971.9:1 parking lot meter fund who w•s taken td Meigs Gener.' and $10,591.30 total operating al hospital. lunda; "79,268.40 sanitary sewers and sewage disposal, $56.:!5 Molgs General Hospital bond and interest ~cct., $22ll.20 AUMISSIONS - Essie Ruaspectal otreet repaJr bond re- sell, Middleport; Willard Faudliremen', $30,197.31 bond retire- ree, Pomeroy. ment, and $209.763.16 total in- DISCHARGES - Tom active rund.!. Middleport. c • I e ap1to ~5E~S~::::e~=-"?= . that they are being discriminat.- P.S. What I!IH!IIIf? B.. ·. a Johnson gave th!! answer, in devoted to agriculture, we have ed against mighty duD column lhat-dran the text of the budget mes- derived Important advantages The average teen driver to- no arguments. _ H. , , . sage . from the resulting f8l'IIJ day is a better driver than In Your·Helping IIDd Dopwb Ill "We must manage and do- production by using agricultlll"- my lime. He simply hu to Dear Helen: . vela;> our natural resourcei al commOOitieo to ralle tha cJpe witb increased !raffle blgb- I know • really wwdeiful wtse_ly • to ~I the demands of level of !wing ol low • mcome er powered can, and the fact yOWig man who II I VctiJD al ao mcreasmg opulal!on and people In . our own nation and that he uses I car more, there- muscular dystrophy. T,IJ r t I growmg economy· Even within to prOY!do needed food .. fore hu more chance of accl· members of hll famDy have the Itnrlts of a reatrtcdve budg- sillla~ to people o1 other n• dents. C&'lainly he hu better cumbed to Ibis allmenL .llli IJH'o etsry policy, public Investments tins. reflexes than older persons. er complains, bul he -IDI 111 must be made in resource oon- The ReclamatlOD Bureau con- Your particular reader tblnkl be just waiting lor , IU turn to servatlOII and development and ten~• that the progr81111 of the come. He's alwayo tty~i!z to m research to enable us to u~e Agriculture Department and of Rep. JameJ Roosevelt, 0- cheer other people up, ana, trumore effectively our water, ~Jamation are not In c:onfll';! Calli., save an unusual display ly, he needs cbeerlnl blullelf. land, mlneraill, forests, and - they are complementary- of hal throwin& the other day I wonder If you could u1r yOiir othe1 resources. . . The bureau aillo argues that wben he announced his present readers to send him tu11111 "Tne budget provides for the reclamation program does intentions as regards running cards and llttle aolel (JI9t ptcontinuing ooostructi011 of going not contribute sisnificantly to for tbe Senate. . well carda), and maybe - IIIey . projects which will supply wa- or aggravate crop ~- He threw his hal over the could pray for 1 break·througla t.er to our cities, induatrleo, al)d The secretary of agriculture ring In a vertical trajectory or cure for thll dreBd dlsealt ~ela~ ~rogra,ms. A g~od po~ farms; abate water poUution aillo holds thill view~ ,, , that. will teep It aloft for sev- He only hao a ~(lefttlhfl on e pr ce IUflPO wou and improve water quality; ·Wh<n the . cimllibus larm b!IJ eral w• • Should he decide in TV eel lor comJ18117. IJa .-cia be used In buying IUrpiuses of oontrol · destructive floods; pro- wss under congressional con- the meantime that bis hat is to realize there II u CMillldll feed. grains, ~heat, and cott~n . duce electric power; Improve slderauon in 1962 be bureau headine for a crasb landing, be world and that peopl•·-llnd. Thi• sUuatJOn of spending navigation; and provide recrea- prepared a brochure ln·ouppart will be able to caleb tt before He Is Quito Rozzo, 118 -.42114 ~oney With one hand to _pro- tiona! opportunities.,," of the pending legislation. AI it bits the ground. St., Union Oty, New ·Jar.., .VIde more land on whlcb to At another point Ju the mes- that time, the commodity Another novel variation was A FRIEND ., · produce more commodities, sage, Johnson said: credit corp. as of Aug. 31, 1982, provided by astronaut John This colpmn Is dedtcaced t. while the other hand shells "The longrun upward trend lJad under Joan or in inventory Glenn, who, In entering the family living, so U you're hav· out money for crops that _are in agricultural productivity has a total of $8.1 billion in com- Democratic senatorial race in 1ng kid trouble or just · plall in surplus, poseo the question: contributed heavily to the na- modilles. (The total 1 year Ohio, became the first candl- trouble, let Helen. Help; YOU• . Double-Barreled Question lion'• economic growth. But tllater had changed somewhat, date to throw a space helmet She will also welcome · your "WI,y proceed with federal is aln a factor c:ontributing to but the percentages of com- h. the ring. own aQlUslq ·exparlmteL: ,Ad. reclamation developments .when the current ~satisfactory in- modity participation remained There are indtcaUons that dre!ll Helen Bottal In .ear.'·al we llavo national surpluses of oomes ol many of our farmers roughly the same). Of the total •Bud WUkinson, former Unlver- lids newspaper. , .. ; •.. .. some farm cropo; and the Agr~ and the continued high budget- investment, in Augoat, 1118%, lilly of Oklahoma coach, might culturo Department is support- ary costs of our farm pro- roughly' 38 per l!t!nl wa1 teed become a Re)lllblican senatorl... ~n..-, ing tt.e price ·of farm eommocl- grams. grain• (corn, barley, greln al carnildate in that state by DIVOTID TO INTIUJ'f-.111' Illes and promoting the diverPtovldel Food Allslatance aorghums, . and oats); 38 per throwing in a football helmeL MilOS MAlON .ANA -. sion o' cropland to other uses?" "While too large a part of cent wlleat; 12 per cent cotton; Sen. Margaret ' Chase Smith, 1 ,...,. L . ...,~ i You can get a lot of answers. our productive resources is still and U per cent tobacco. R-Malne, hu given the GOP • - ••••lllllo ...,_. preslaentlal contest a stylist ,.......,. · - .-, o ~, ~ touch bjl throwing In a hit with .., " ,... ·OOJo " - """"~ matching and gloves. .::--:;,:..: · 'J • And &pJ. Barry Goldwater, ,.., IMltorto!- ,..,, _ ·:" · , R-Artz.; adopting the teclullque .._ u ~ Q _ WUI 11 lbe difference of syphilis. If positive, other large doses of ctrup such as employed by President Joh~ ;':' " ·'"•- ~. "'!m:¥,1!~ between "esaentiol" and "Mal- tests are o!tea uoed to confirm. procalnaml<le (for lrregularttlel four ye~ ago, baa shown his No..... " ' " • • :o• , if ignant'' hypertension' My doc- The belt treatment in penicil- of the pulse), hydralazine (for versatility by throWing one hat """"""' - . 111 ~ tor prescribed hydrochlorO- lin or a closely ~elated drug. If high blood pressure), dtpheny~ in the preslJenltal ~ ~ an· ~:-;;.:::: ~':. ~ thiazide. Will 1 have to take 11 the proper dose 18 used. one in- hydantoin or trimethadione (lor other in the :;:,atorJal rmg. • ..,. ••. _ • ....,., ,_ for the reat o! my life? What jecllon will give a quick rore epll")lsy), rtt lsonlcotlnyl hydra· SOme can lei, of ~· ...., ••• ,_ "' .._ ... , _ are ito olde effects? , in persoos who are treated ear- zine (for tuberculosis), T b l i do nDI throw their hats at a · ::... ~; A _ Eoseadal byportension ly in the couree li tbe disease fonn of L.E. ill usually mild. h::' ~": ;~Y -~~Joe is high blood pressure f 0 r before MY pennanenl dam- A<>::ordin& to the Council DD will be afte4 the rlnc b ... ......,., - · .i:'ii; whtc.> no cause Is apparent. age il, done to a vital orpn. Cosn~etlcs of the American a draft. w . 1 ::, :::-..:-:...,• .....,., some persons ·have lids condlMed1cal Association, no case .. ~---. , · ·, lion frtt many yeara without Q - Wbl II the cauoe. of of L.E. has ever been attrlbutdev•I"ping any serioos .compll- lupus. erythematosus (L.E.)? eel to a hair dye. cations But when compllcatlons Can 11 be qgravated by drugs Pleaoe oend your l)llesllouo develop, the condition Is knowa or hall dyes? and eommenll to Dr. WaJile as malignant hypertension. Tht A,- Tbe caUie of L.E. Is un- G. lkondaladt, M.D., bl eore thln~s yoor doctor watches lor known: some au~rttles heheve of Ibis paper. WhUe Dr. llralld· are characteristic change. in there ". •. bereolitary factor In oladt eanl.ot llll8wet ladlvldllll the retina albumin in the urine some VJQUms. There Is a form letters, he will uswer ltllero a per.dste~t diaatollc blond p.,; of L.E. that may be activated ol general intereot In future colsure t the lower reading) of by prolonged consumption . of amn•. Pucbase of Truck The GaUia Cow)ty Comml&sloners Monday appropriatecl Kietb Gobie FOil! of Middle- -=,1100 to the County M.R. fund. port wao awarded the bid to The purch•se of a new tnret dellvt1 a ,baH-ton pickup truck for the Guyan Towhnshlp truato the Melgo County engineer trees wa• approved bjl the at a price ol $1,746 by the Coun- commissioners ty Conunlssionen Monday. The com~sioners certified 'Other actiono lncluded Bfllllt- the appropriation for the couning 1he engineer a~thorlty to ty welfare lund in the followwrite to oompanles asking bids ing categories: Aid to the Blind for 11'-"lerlal to be used In the $350: aid to dependent childsealh.g program for 1964, and ren $18,524; and aid to disabled to renew the contract with ~.392.54. Friden, Inc., for maintenance The commissioners dosed the of 1 calculator. Present were business by approving the purAvery Nelson, Kerineth McEJ- chase of a new cruiser for hlnney, and Char leo R. Karr, the Gsllia County Sheriff's DeSr • parlment Sealed bids will be received Mrs. Alol'lzo Norris on the cruiser until noon March :."':"the n!~ ~~:~;; ra~ DFunies Early Tuesday By GAYLORD P. GODWIN United Pft11 Intematloaal WASlUNGTON (UP!)-Presldent Johnson's 11165 budiet has posed a 20th century riddle of least and famine which has increasingly puzzled the American farm economy. Johnson asked Congreu to aiiDw the Bureau of Reclamalion lo spend $319.8 million for project• designed to reclaim land, conoerve water for lrrl· gatlon and to create power. The water for Irrigation would he uoed to grow farm crops · Jo!msoidn alsbouo ,as! nd bclonlligres,s 18 to prov ~ •., • · . on be used 10 prtc~. support and mor~ TI-le ,... A motion wao passed to remove ICIIIIe of the meters on Weol lllaln-st near the interoeclion o1 Butternut-av and mark Ill. highway on Main for three lllllell of traffic. Thll will be done on a te..t basill to ,.. lilt will eliminate congestion of traffic 011 Main coming east which tul'lll left onto Butterftut. The State Highway Department will be consulted for help In lhLs project. The Safety Committee re- lacb• F Goble Ford Wim B'd W'tb County 1 1 (Continued from ••ge I) . for this room. Back from Extinction Commission OK'• D.fly lentbtei, Pomeroy.Mid41eport, 0., Jl'eb. 4, 1966 S :'1 , Drive in tOday ~ ~ up ,rth_ a tankful of new Ashland A-Plus or new Asblan4 ~Vll:ahzecl fasoline that makes your engine come ALIVE! \ ,, \ Available only at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer the friend,ll man with the better brand! I _• o • ~' . ' ' ASHL:AND 01~ & "I!PI.N I.NO C·~M·fltANY •,1 '" ' •. .~' ' ·1~ ....i ' , .~\t., ~.. '. '1\,: ~ ( .. .• . '. . •. . \ ,,. ' ' '' . ". ... • I .. < i �I Canton McKinley Retains Firm Hold On First Place; AHS Slips 1111 iOJi&B'I GiUIIIIII llll4tftdo wlmwn Ill a. Uld'-1 Now IIINt . - ,.., fNm Ullte4 , _ . !'1M ~ dPP"I _ . • wide a parfiiCI wem, lhe Btllldop COLUMBUS (UPI) - ' - ciiiCbll rollap · t111t .... liDo _. 1111 NIIWIJ c:holctl to 1111111 limo ,.. .lull II'GWid tha labiPC lllllN M N pa1a11 liD It Ill, II 111111 11 for 11 i:.....r for Oblo'a ttl hiP abled 'lf DIJtoD 1 laton' Aa4 IJio a IIOMIMI •DIIDI L• tbll IICboo.l buktlball today, tbo1 ID lid at ..... t1 1 ..... ...,..., a... 4A rtlliiP. Wltl ~ DOIIt of tbeDI looUd _ . . - lolup. ~~nnrd. lmpoolDJ thll! unbeltlll end Coldl t i llupltl't c.tDD ~ Je 111'11 placa lop rll!bd McKJn!11, IJIIdl. Mo. If Ia a tGIIJ llllv-.llld IU pablll, comperud Tho Bulldop lln 11moa •• dmt' wltll 1 !HI 10111 fl 1 11 11 11m pill» 1ec1a 11111 ~ tul'[IO(l back Ia ~ 1111a11 of lilt pod Akna 1oua1 llaDl • poiDit lor ltl-1. a JS.l ....,. stat. cbarnplonlhlp, loabd 11 If Dwi)M llpldrw IIIII 1111 ,... trd llarrl. they micbl 'frill 1M e1aoo AA . . _.s • pollia Wo 111 AJttr-•11' tha lop IG rated Utle at lui. u., 1111111 wm left wilh Gilly two The brl""1 Bulldop . . . 011 •q' p l*llet 1--.1 IIIUidt, Gilly two eanaa ~Daily Sentinel I 0 l'olllero1·lll!ldleport, 0 hb. f, ::;;;;;;_ COLUMBUS (UPI)- Ohio State rode back into the Big Ten race Monday night on the broad shoulders of All·America Gary Bradds, who turned ID hiS thlrd con· secutive 40-pomtl plus performance as the Buckeyes upset second·ranked Mlchi&an, 86-85. If there was any doubt that the rangy center wao enUtled to Michigan rilly· •• , ·. . Don an ball iJI.. ,...~menca rer"iff It·10n agam 'red DeVoe, hplaying ked tbt this season. II was erased with ~~m M~:h~·,;, t:ce in the late his 42-point efforl which handed bid, broke up their fast break the Wolver·ines their first co"' terence loSi in seven games and aecond defeat in 17 &llllll!s. The victory pot the Buckeyes squarefy back in the runninll lor their fifth con,.cuUve con.. ferenco championship with a 4-2 mark. 11 appeared eorly In the game tha t It wa• going to be 1 repeat or the disaster 11 Ano Arbor m which the Wolves clawed the Bucks 82-M. Bradds mlued nine of hla first ten shots. He had rnltatd seven of eight at Ann Arbor. And Ohio State was down by nilll! points. But then he found the range and the Bucko surged to a 42-41 advantage at the half. lleVot Hat Floe Nlcbt In the second half, Bradda ,. ar;od .he nets ae the Buckeyes J •mpcd Into a nen.point lead a.,d then fouflhl wf a desperote and helped the Bucks tu an u. 77 lead befm"t rounng out with 2:08 left. Mlchi&an pulled within two polntl in the fiN! minute, but when four Wolvtt1ntl misled tip-In attempll lnd Ohio Stall &ot the bill IIIII draw a foul, that wu 11. Cozzle RuiHII bad 10 polnta for Michlian and Bill Buntin had 21. Braddl, who already OWIII the Bil Ten acorlni !old and Deld goal accurocy !aids, oddtd to both. Ht now baa canned 137 polntl In hil laot three garneo and he hit Ia of hll lui 19 ahots frnm tbt field to 100 11 for 21 for tbt niclfL. Now the Bucka bavt to pttpare for I trip Salurdly to Jn. dlano, whlcb dumped llllnoLo, 104 • 86, and .last yeor beat Ohio Sltlt !bert to .,... vent them from an NCAA trip. I" pomeroy Jumor • Tearns are 1fT k G s • lf or. inu on 6 arne trmg I" Pomeroy'll Junior High BChool l 15 and Borkowski had 4 for baaketball teams have a six Parkersburg. pme winnlni streak going as · Boys on the 7th grade Porn· the 7111, 6th and 9th grade I eroy learn made the Satursquads downed the Parkersburg day trip a tomplete sweep as Catholic teams. and the baby I Parkersburg's 7th grade ·. ·. Qual<.,.s Jast Saturday. Clevelond Llncoln'l JobD Petc:b, seasor. record to lW. ADd DaJo Thlft wu plt~~ty lOin( 011 In however, who bas • 35.7 1m Clwninldl, wldch co• Cleveland 1111 -kend on lilt age. . llllghty Daytm Bo!1IIDII& buketbell front SIJ:.f(lot auord Unbe8 ton , CloYeland two wteb lgll, fell vielbD Phll Arlltllto of.West aet a allDn upset, dropplDC I . . . trlct ~eotlni recor4 by oc:orins won lh• Weot &!lUIIe title, at Beavercmll: 66 points in his teams IOUI Ding victory No. U In an win over Saulh. 103·70 trhnnph over Lincoln N "' BIII .HaM scored 3t points. . "'" If a.w Eas~East Tech same put the Argento hit 14 consecutive Itwo learns In a tle for Cleveland's East Senate leadership, In the 9lh ifade &orne P""" and a playoff probably was In eroy eked . OUt 8 3$-84 Victory the Offmg. a over Waharno. Wabarna was ia the lead most of the con~ • Another big one • man tcOl' but Pomeroy cauibt up in th~ ing effort Was turned in by laat quarter. High scorer for Mike Canavan of Y'"JD8f!l.o>rn Pomel"ly was Larry \Vlles with Ursuline who scored (() 1'"'"'"11 II alo(l Gibbo with 16 was hlflh In • IIH7 win over Niles. for Wohama. Sjlme area, unb<>aten v..ongs-11 'lbe \Vahama and Pomeroy town Llbrrty nearly saw its 3th and 9th grade teams spilt game win streak ended In a if you want to be was a do1.1ble header Thursday on '' tI P.rolected bY. 'hosP.ilalization plan that is guara11teed renewable ff!r life, the man to see is jour man from Nationwidez "COLEMAN'' HEAnNO AND AIR-CONDITIONING COIN OP I I DRY CLEANING 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S M"dd T I y earns p weep air From FalCOnS s 1 College Scores CHASE HARDWAIE MAX WARD oo WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST THE ''All she did was drive my Dart Wagon. My neon le a '6J and the third compact I've owned. But what a difference. Qual)ty, mUnae, roadability-my Dart'o &ot It all over the other makes I've owned. II•• Oar FrientDy swr And my wife (who'• been drlvtn& a Buick), all abe did wa1 drl,.. my Dllrt and that waa lt. She wanted one, too. A '64 Dart convertible. Now we'r-e a two Dart famUy." .. , ·c;.o o.; :... .., . . .. · ' Accurate Complete News Coverage • • l Runell G. Lenr, Farmington, new owner of a '64 compact Dod&t Dirt ~nverHbll Wilen _ , II fH qwsflon, CITY 'OAN i1 ::: :: 1 1 g:o o.r;nlll s;... 1 tire--------. ITY OAN & SAVUGS CO. Local700 "1 never owned an automobile like it I'm on the road about 500 miles a week. I sell wine. Very good wine. And, my car has been a '63 Dodte Polara. In maintenance it cost me one doll~r for each 1000 miles. That's for ne" spark plu~o. pointseverything. I never owned a car. like it .•. until I bou&ht the big Dodge, A 196f 1>001\t 880. Thlo lo tile blUest Dodae they I)ISke. And,do you know, I&et 17 mile• per gallon!" Norman A. Kin&. Detroit, new owner of 1 '64 Dodge 880 hardtop Has Newe~t Card Bearer Signa tun Loans by City Loan • Sleeping beauty was a ''PERFECT! beauty. No wonder! I boullht a compact Dod&e Dart becauae ream. of Ita tood otylin&. economy and . Dart lllvea me fill this, plua Dart rldea and holdt the road like heavier care. That'alt. I like to take tripe and Dart'l the perfect answer for me." . .Betsy Sc:hum~,'Detroi~ new.mintr 0/ 1 '04 comilact Dod&~ Dirt blanket for relaxing. sleep coaxing warmth. the ELECTRIC co. MEN-WOMEN ' - - - - - ..... 4-... . ..... , , . - - - - _ _ _ _ _ . , , . . ---~ o.r.m, C.. FLAMELESS ELECTRIC fairy ta}(lS WA NTEDJ ...... ,. SALES & SERVICE Panther 8th and 9th grade boys downed 21·12. The Panthers the White Falcons' floor . The I • • • • • • • • • uptllded W11ant1's teams. I were ahead lH at halftime. Pant'lers downed Wlharna's 9tb • , 1Pomeroy's h1gh ocorer WBB ~rade team J9.25. Wlhama was • • Oloch Charleo (Bud) Blckles Jeff Werry with 9, and Park- lendiDJ t:!-9 11 ball Urne, but 11th ifade team beat the Park· ersburg's Carpenter with 4 led Pomeroy rallied In the last • TYPI • CatPollr 9tb grade his teom. ball. Top scoring honors for • "Coulda'l yoa jlltl ailaQ lwllu(tO..:<J Saturday at Parkersburg. Pomeroy's 3th and 9th grade ' Pomeroy went to Don Swisher • coodi>Vt1 Your embraces ore , The Panthers led throughout the squads were victorious in a i and B<>b Whaley both with 9. • aettfng toe mucb!" garne with the reserves playmg double header Friday when they Waharna's Rollins with 7 was • WY 2-2460 part of the third period and all went to Wahama. The Panthers the White Falcons' leader. • 115 1. 2nd Pomttor of the last. Larry W1les with 17 scored 21 pointi in the third Out IICOriDJ Pomeroy in the • Wll high IICorer for Pomeroy quarter compared to Wahama'a last quarter 16-7, Wabama won lnd Sirna with Ll for Parkers- three as Pomeroy ,., on 44-30. the 1111 pado contest 20·13. • Cl bur•• · Lennte . Van Meter wit h llJ a... ·• HI•• • ... scorer• for Wabarna were • ...,.,. The Panthers t!th grade squad I Keilh Phalin with 10 were high Russell and Batey both with a • .,,.. Cullollltr Parldnt also !raveled to Parkersburg scor('f-l for Pomeroy. Batey w1th l Lenme Van Meter With 8 for • Acr01' FNm Our Stort Saturday and won a 39-U vic· 12 was'__"to~p_:s~co~r::er-;ro~r_:W:'a~h~a~m~a:..'.~P~om~errr~o'Y_:Y·:___ _ _ _ _ _~IL!UU!!.J!L!~~..!..!..£~::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=! tory over the Catholic 8th if&de. -~ Middleport Jl'reshmen &nd Pomeroy led throughout the efghlll Grtdt basketboll tearna contest with the second team each won 1111\ts from Wahama play!DI all of the last quarter. ond the l"lflh • Slrtb grade de- LeadiDI the Panther offense ftaled tho Sevlllth Grade 21o wu Lennie Van Meter wIth I& Monday after ocbool at Mlddleport. A couple Davia boya, Wayne and Bill - no relation- led ISCorlnl In the Froah 11ame, By United Pretoa International Wayne gt1Un1 11, Bill 10. Den· EAST ver Glbba WN hiP for Wlbarna with 12. Other Middy IICOr· Duquesne 112 Santo Clara 88 oro were Aao Bradbury I, Gaor· Bat&> lOti Br~ndeio ll4 , I• Souer 8, Jim Butcher 7 ond Hofstra 88 Ileal Chester St. 85 Steve Pullen 2. For Wlhama Solon Hall IW Watner 86 William Arthur ballS, Jim May. Alliance t1 Edinboro 81 nord 2, Mike Faye 1. Del. St. 102 Howard (D.C.) 98 The Middy Eilbtb Grlllm SOVTH ran tbtlr ncon1 to 10-3 whet! Kentucky 103 Georgia 83 !bay opened with ru,1 hot banda w.~. Tech 93 W.Va. St. 74 runnlni the count to 22-0 In the App•lachian 91 At. Christian 81 lint quarter and a baU. Malt Loyola (La.J 911 Tampa 53 Tannehill wu the holtett, hit- Huntlllidon If Plievllle 55 8 Gallipol:~ ~ea ••~L ~~~PI Una u potntl 1n the flrtt 10 No. car. 88 Virginia 7& 1U!t mlnutea before Colcb Frink Southern U. 109 Wiley 84 Mlcb!Jan . . . 1 1 2116 lla !lchleman bqan nmniDJ In Cl1414eJ 85 Eaot Carolina 79 a lllinolt .... · I I Ml liS \llllbtUtulel. Reaervea playell flotll.il A&M 81 Clark CoiL 57 0 Gblo Illite .. · 4 2 US 512 , n101t of the Middy HC!ond ball, Vanderbilt 1lL Alabama 73 1 ~~~~=-;;. the IICOI't endlnl u.•t. ~:..~lnioa 7L Tenn. St. 86 S Purdu 3 3 5211 6211 Other Mlddleport tcorerl Wll'f """'"'"t 106 Lambuth 82 Mich. ~it. 1 5 138 111 BIU Swan f, Jim Conda I, J1er.. Fisk 121 Alabama St. 100 Gallipolis' aeYenth and tiJhth Iowa . _... ... 1 J m H7 nard Lyona 7, Mike Evant 2, Georgia Tech 8.1 Auburn 57 ~rode basketball learns •~ Indiana . . . . . 1 ' us 441 Jeff BoiP 1, Jerry Davenport Centenory 86 Oglethorpe 113 one, lost one and you rnlght WII(!OIItin . . . 1 4 fOil f50 1. Tannehill llnlthed with 18. say "tied" iln• at Po.-oy Motlday't Reltdlll For Wlbal!la Batey bad e, TllltltiiH at Florida, ppd. Monday night. Ohio State 81 MlchiCIII 85 Howard 4, Ruuell 13, Tennant Mld"e•t Tho Golllpolla seventh grid· Indiana 104 UllnoiJ 86 f, and lloulh 2. ers fought Pomeroy'• ltYentb Purdue 101 Mlchlpn lltte te Mild COach Carl Wolfe'a corn- :rdue ~ 1 ~~~: St. 98 to a 21-21 deadlock In reaula· Sallmlay'a lcltldale blned Hill 11'1111 aquld tdCtd ana no s tion play. It went Into • ftrat Mlchlpn at DUnoiJ lba 7th grade 21-2&, alao f(n. Notra Demo 72 BuUer If . overtime, but ended In anoth· Mlchliln State 11 Northwtatarn lahlnt with ou!Mtltute• as tbt !~~~: :ch~:'k: f1 er tie. 32-12. Minnesota at lo":l little felllt let! 21-21 wltb two St. M• 'a ,: MacAI..ter ';'; In went mto a second over· Ohio State at Indiana mmutes left. Scorers were Lee 1 ry time. and the two teams re- Purdue at Wisconsin Flovo with 4, Bob Manley 10, Kowa St. 78 Oklahomu 73 mained deadlocked, 4!140. By Bob Lewis 7 and John Tanne- · anSRs St. 73 Nebraska 86 this time it began to look as itj hill 7 Waslungton (Mo.) 75 Drake 68 noboby ..:ould come out on top. Top Three Teams Ault had e, Carl De- Beloi.t 78 Lake FoN!tt 65 In a third overtime, the Little Po8t League Wins mosky 10, Roush 1, Clatworthy Ornaha 86 Fort Hays . 71 Panthers and Gallians battled Tho top Jhree IA!arns In the I, lDiels 2, Rich Hlg&erty 3 Stevens PL 95 PlatteVIlle 84 on even terms, and it was Gallipolis Independent League ' and Buaklrk 2 for the 7th ifade. Stout 78 River Falls 72 45-45 after three extra periods. registered victories Monday , Soathwe&t Finally , in the fourth overtime, night as the season rounds into Figbt Resulla Colo. 65 Oklahoma St. 59 Pomeroy managed to corne out the fmal weeks. By United Prm lntomallonal Tex CoD. 78 Philander Smith 64 on top, 47-46. It took one hour Firestone with three men hit· NEW YORK <UP!) - Doug Ariz. St. 71 s Calif 60 and 45 minutes to play the ting in the "20'~" massacred Jones. Lll4.,., stopped Torn Me> Grambling 9l ·~~xas 84 , g_arn•: (Grade oc:hool teams play Terry'• 96-35 . Neeley, wa, Arlin&ton, MaiS. Howard Payne 69 Texaa A-I 61 ' llll-mmute quarters.) G.&J behind the shooting of 151. S. F. Austin 90 Sam Hous .67 GaWpoill bad vie players foul Carl Wolfe and Jim Bowles Jaekson St. 89 Ark. AM&N 82 out, ..Pomeroy 1011 two. Tom whipped Evans 88·60. BOUJGNA, ltoly (UPI) - SollthW08t Tex 911 SUI Ross 1M Spencer's Ia poinll led GaUia's Tom Pitchford and Dave 11<>1- Giulio Rinaldi, 1711, Italy, Pan Am 49 Latoumeau 43 seventh. Gres Smith hod 12. ter led Evans attack with 19 kn<>::ked out Bob YouDI, 1'10, St. Mazy's 74 COrpus Christl tr.! Jell Werry scll'ed 25 lor Porn~ each , Providence, R.I. (91. eroy, Arnold hod 10. In the finale. Robinson's won ~':~1 St,j t7 Nev. ~dJ 14 9 Gallia won the eithth grade their third lllrlight aarne by SANTA MONICA, Call f . · an s~Pan an e • game, 41·28. Larry MltcheU blaolln& Wethcr'a 7M2. MtrYin iUP(J - Tevol Holman, 155.,., E N M at West Tex St cncld BC<lred 19 for tbt wmners, Rod El"""• and SliD J11rriJ led the San Diego, !mocked out Ariatee · · · · ' GOkey hadnine. Haggy scored wlnntl'! whDe Tll'l')' Gloze pi<> Chovarin, 158.,., Loa Angeles, Weot eijbt for the losers, Lennie Van- eel the l011r1. (1). · Utah St 75 Denver il8 Mtter seven IIIII HyseU s!J:. · iiliiii.iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gallipolis' swenth graders <L\SSY FIELD now own a 4-5 season mark. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ A whlle Pomeroy's seventh Is H clasay *'Yird field lcr the 1 . far the year. Golden Gate Jnvltotiort tnc11 ,· 'lbe GalUpolls eighth grade meet •t the Cow P•laca Feb. cep!Ured ltl flftb win in nine 15 has b<>en set up wltb the en• Llfl!'OIII Servl~ htiPI tbounm!b •. pmoa. try of Jirn Dupree. for I1JtH tnt. every reeor r.f rl!plre Thette clubl wlll battle each Dupress, winner of the half I• Otlf! ol t.l le '' ' '"'"' ana ~ld est prtve «tr own~ •ehnoll of . , other ia Galllpolll on Feb. IJJ, mile in the dual meet between 1\1 cinlf and 11 nor connected wlf.h the OoYernment • . On Feb. 12. llalllpolll wiU hoot the United Stoles and Russia, Fer I'RII!E lftf11rm1tlon on Go~em mtftt lnht ltll"lPI'IIIII llltl of poa ' '1\'eU&too. lrill meet Canadian Bl1l C1'0ihoo ltlan• •nd •l•rl•• fill our (W)upGn By quarters: en and NCAA champion Narm •nd m11fl •' nnae TODAY Ynu wm elan 1•• tun o:tet11l1 011 how · · G 11n 8 12 21 28 lt (() 45 43 Hoffman 1ft 0to101J State. 101.1 can prrp.,.. rourulf for theM P '/til I 14 IUS 82 40 45 47 ACT NOWr .• LARGE FlELD G lib t 25 40 41 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)-A p 8111 . 7 11 22 28 total "' 5,0'11 teaml wlll LINCOLN SIIVlCI, Dolft, 140 _ . . pete in the Women's lnlemaPokln llllnolo ~CASTER, Pa. (UP!)- tionaI Bow lint Conlteu tourmuch lnftrHtecl. llltllt Hnd .,. ebsalut•IY FREE <:eorp II! llarlmab. D&tiOMily nam""t to be held In Minneap- If1~emAvery lftt of U. S. GowtrntMnt posltiens and .,,,,.,.,. (2) tr. lllioWII obow judge, died olio April &-May 2t IG""'tlon on hew to •uellfy for 1 U. S. Governm•nt Job. !~~idly. Be 10. Th• field, which wlll Include Namt . . • • • • . • • . • • . . . • • . . • . . . • • . . . .... Att ....... . also a director of t,209 doubles tearn! ond IS,438 ltrHt ·------------------------- Pho~ ------~-· --·· [~~~~-~. -~~ ,c:':b~-~~ ~~~!"~ .~nt:_anta, ~ ~ .ilr&lll City ................. >............ Stato ... ... .. ...... . P meroy Grad"' Team Split Rio '* uncterwtnt 101110 IUUilnt .. ark •na Canton Llno:oln tied for Porllmouth IQ over ninth. LOth. Two • ·lime alate cba111pion lle•plte an unb<>•ton LS.O rec> a.nland ·!Itt Toch IICOI'ed a ord •nd an 81-fS romp over riiVilftll 54a IllS• over Cleve- Porn.. oy, Athc!"' fell from the land £alt and IUIDPed all the sole< I !Lot Into 12th place, only woy from o!J:th to third place. L1 poinla away frorn deadlocked But Eut dropped only a noteh, Newark and Llnooln. from third to fourth. I Canton McKinley wlll lake on Athallt Fides toughie Friday niflht when Nut In Une were COiurnhuo Ma,.illon corneo to town for an· 111M • - 11111111111 to cmb 1Eul In filth placo, Aluon North other chance 11 the Bulldop. tree tbroWI and bit 21 of squeeze pall l'li""Jlal to tha 111tct lilt. ~aten in •lxlh, CdlclnnaU Wllhrow in M..sillon endod New Pblladt~ field iDal. atteii>PII for the Ioiii Hamilton Garfield bit 211 Nawork Ued Canton Lincoln for uventh, Cleveland Rllodtl in pbla'• 10 · same win streak to up hi• avenge to 31.2 polntl straljht free throws doWII lOth plaee, and the rut of thorn eJihtll Portlrnoutb, llld New- with 1 66-55 dedsion over the per same. He still tralled Hamilton Taft Tl-«1 and taD illl MWeomon .. Ohio State Is Upset Winner Over Michigan •• I • i YOUR DODGE BOYS .THANK YOU! ~ . • ~- ~· • i. • r~:,;t' '•" l·}·s_·.Ji·. "'J. ~ · .8; .. A.U':t'!!!''ot!,~~"' ,, <'(, . !1 �.• • ., '\ I ' .....- ......... And · Classified Ads Get FOR SALE FOR SALE 2 SIGNS QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne $1295 OP Results. Bull,.. .Servlcn Around About Middleport 2 Dour 6 cy l. , fl landard trans. Deluxe equipped, heater, red finish , clean anterior , all good tires. 1959 Ford VB 4 Door - - - -- - $895 Std . trans_ Spo tless interior, good tire&. R&H. red finish. WANT AD INFORMATION 11:00 f' One local owner. like new tires, automatic, pow er steerintt, po"'! er brakes , radlo, heater . ....... M D•J ~a~nre rubllolftU Pomeroy Motor Co. U.ondu Duallne 8.00 '- II. CAI'IIt 'Kt.o~ .A $495 1957 Olds "88" Station Wegon raoNl' OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. COIItft.D'TIONI ww ~ accep•o w:~rt11 111:01 IL. 11. ro:r DQ M PUrttU•ttoo pOMEROY, OHIO UiUrUL&flUNI For Reel Estate For Sele Sal~> WHY BUY a Carpet ShampooFu W.n Ad len\ft I c-t1 per wtph!111m •ord.. on. Cl&arP eo ~-- aentt ·~ COD I Cdtl pet WOf'd W 'flt(nld'ft I rt'OP.II l'ull ..... ol • CPtl ,.. ...-d .w obAI'Pd tor- adwertiiiDI \1 aot lD 4~ lftu !"'IMMY. t:: Jttblll 1M er"~ We'll loan you one FREE with purchase of Blue Lustre Carpet and Upholstery clean· 2 4 6tc er. • ' c til party It I PQI!tfcal raii.J, tur," NJ. .. lllld tiiD :~: alii! a ~ ~ ~ lluublod II,! poll""'' boll. <~• ,.uw Bkll ,. - lllbllt:; • '., II &-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 4, 19114 • • Television Revue =UUI:m_..,"'::""~ Ill Georte LeW' lGDel1 told • llorJ Ill Ill own. "''l).'el ..... Tile ..,.':"IPdecl cJt.y f11 llwllavllle Ala., II visited by NJlC.TV'1 "Todq" lbow Wednew!ay ••• Proopero~~.~Holukll II aveyed by CJ!S.TV'I "'1'weeltteeb C. fte !If RICK DU BJIOW thdled Preto llltema~Ma~ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 'file Misslsslppl River, wblcb bu been put to good - by Mark 'l'waln and Will Rogm SUnday lli&ht eot the one~ from NBC-TV's resident reporter-bumorlot, David Brinkley. Tbe bour was immediately notable bec111111 It never once told ua bow jaD W!DI up the river from New Orleana to Cblcago. Brinkley, In fact, traveled down ·the river, llarllng at Ito fOUI'Ce In MlnotiOia, following It _to the end of Ito flow 1n Loubiana, and hobnob"'ng with 101111 · .- d Itt lntereallnl res!dent.,- worken and revelen along the way. II wao a per~nil· ~. and a .pretty wonclerNI ODe, upeCialJy rlcb for thoae with eolor &ell, but full of the human comedy and drama for ,"eeyane, alii! lelitlmately ev~ , the leal of that much ove.--1 word, Americana, without biWDI the uswd tour· 1st apota. Jt a1Jo made Clle recret Ill 1ba Jilin lba ..._Det!an this .... f11 the weet17 half. hour, "Dnld llr!ntli!J'• Jouroal," IIIOiber Yictim f11 tbe CIIJ'o rent """'"' of ftCU)arl scheduled public service ~ time l/el'lel, _ In SUnday algbl't IIIJ'IIIIh. m. ua1Jy beautlfal lraftlotlue, we oaw a fishei'IIUIII who llvtio oa 1 houseboat with Ilk - · 1111thor Rlchard Bll8ell, wb!J• aJoo Uvea oo a boaleboal wrote "Tbe Paj811111 and shared IGI08 MlaslislppJ River memorabllla collecled at Jlu. buque; the ncto~ owner of a firm that once buill aleamboats, a sequence tbat wao touching; an d a lloatlng St. Loula olgbtclub that made Hoi· lywood looll like a rest home 'l'llere aloo wao a baptm,; service ID the river• a man who virtually owns a'town Is also Itt mayor and justice the peace; aorgeous old tloo homes, one witb a Revival outhouse· a Game:" . CARD Of TB.A.NU - IUO f • 10 word aaJDlDI.um. l:aeb alildJtloP. Ill word lo. Obltuart• pbliall.. U I em1 , _ word. OJ'ftC8 80lJU I:M A. M. W 1:80 r. M. Da1l:J lat!Udo-I:ID A.1L to U.,100 0008 NJIC.'I'V'I boar ld'• lrllll lira )fa'dt .. ' ' ' ld tlctlti~=:j SUIJfJtll ..,. 1111 "' 10,111 - lba apPou'811ce Gil 11jow 1111 Mil two the Batf• 111e J'UIIIII. roe1r 'rl ,:.U 11111 the laJk f!l. 'DI&I..t row- DAflY CR0 SSW 0 R0 •cwnn ~=~'ill · ..~ot· &OIJ' l.a.ddld L -ot 1&.__. .... ~~.:a= 1.1111 • JA Ipltat IIFEEREO rtl. R.IINK 1IW OC;.",R)i;lli!MIUmiON:IC TESI' " UNKSNUI'PI I'~ : -- -. =- ..- . . --_ 1111>1117 - Ll'" 1' . . . . . ..._ ..._., 18..U. ~~ 1'- v •,: \ U. Me' IDdlaa- U.lptld 81 &lrGIJI7 en. -~~~- 18.W zILPart411 .._....;: :: ~"':. JO.St· P"4ll, : .......... - &Vole* t111r 'rumstac -l a ll.ll'opil ,.__ Hed·- •·..,: . . &~- it. ao , ~ I WJSH I Wfi!E'' ON ~15 CASE.!!' a.oa- I'M NO =- SO. Bothero al..Talltalelo 11. a~ .....-..., -· ...--,. If. lllll<!n .,._ elh 't 8babo ... 1'8117_ a'w IT'I 1110 &AIY TO PLACa A ........ .., &IBULT PJU)llUClNO W heej 48.Permlbl PHONE WY 2-2157 •7.Scru~ DIMlll 1.&Ckood)- ~ l..hpe-- Lost end Found DAILY C.iPJOQUOTB- Bere'a Jaow to .a i: 4: AXYDLB.I.II[R L011'41PJ:LLOW for'OD~-::.~X8l8Dcb ftlruother.ID Udsl81hple A b 11sedl tropbiel the~ 1.01 tbe two 0'1. et&. SIDgle letteu~ . npo.. llacb .., lbo oodt tbo worda are all hlnto, ~ Ia lJIIo =:=-=..'!t, Notice II'LGBQ 1: HIGH POWERED rifle match al the American Legion Fa1rmii ~ BEDROOM house at 1126 E. PONY FOR SALE. Call 'WY 2on Beech Gra\e Road, Rut- Main, Pomeroy. Phone Har- 3618. 2 4 tfc land, 3unday, February 9, ry Bailey, WY 2-3408. 2-3-3tc - - - - - - - - - 1:00 p. m. Furnish own shells, 2 4 6tc girl ne ~... 1~ friendly treatment. Box 254 Racine, Ohio. 2 I NCR GLASS DOOR cupboard $6.00 Kitehen cabinet $5.00. 0 I fashioned bureau with Our LAIJDMARI llld . . _ and marble top. $20.00. Ava151 .I'cn will train men who seed k file dn 1111 ,.. cao buy. 1 aden! •Yecle cleaning •KNn• caa IRIM it! · LANDMARI !Old il of origin, ld.apled II OloJo soils. genaioalet 1"'~--.. stfOfl(ly, l:fOW$ •"""· Ha · ·u key, rr•sonVI e. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 _ ~3tc_ Gil ALL Kinds of hay and straw lor sale. We deliver. Butler Bros., Leipsic, Ohio. Tel. 135, P. 0. Box 6L I 11 ~UMI' COAL. Deliver or pick up yoursell. Goeglein Ready WY 2-2181 Mix Co., Page St., M1ddleporl POMEROY 11 t6 lie 00 YOU have a drinking pro1> 1--------~ lem? For help. contact Alco- WHY PUMP your sluggish holies Anonymous, Trt-Coun- tic tank. Get ty AA Group. Write, BOll 201, Septic Tank Cleaner. LandMiddleport, 0. mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. I 24 GUNS We buJ, aell and trade IUDIBQI WeiJm•n Les WUllamo011 at TIIIID Jewelers, Phoae 60, SNOW TIRES t.ny Size $11.50 Pvlat P~aoant, W. Va. 10 II 'Jc q-EGULAR TREAD t.ny Size $9.50 $1.00 AUTOMOBD..E Insurance beeo TUBES, UHCI _ c•nrelledt Lalt 1011r opera· TUBES, new $2-50 lllr'a Ucawl Cal WY :1-29111. 12 Volt Batteri• $12.95 _!!~II' Volt Botterieo $9.95 o\.C. Spark Plugs _ 75c WHY Pump :pour aluggish leptle FAN BELTS • lank? Get Kleo-Em-All llep- o\ny Size - - - $2.00 tlc Tank Cleaner. Landmark Complete Line Of Farm Bureau. Pomeroy. "COIN COLLECTOR" 125 Supplies and Books TIRES • BATTERIES I successfully completed two years of college or resi· dent tech school to maintain data capturing and process- ing equipment. TEST LOCALLY Secure future Liberal benefits Rapid advancement Training salary Write: ThP National Cash Register Company Sales Service Department, Area C-1, Main & K Str-eets, Dt~yton, Ohio, 45409 an equal opportunity employer Help Wanted 8G't'lG od· f.b. B:'I"KUVCH BIIVTLK.-BB'!'l'OD = ,'!.'BIW I'IUDAY ---:--""":~--~ - -::--:------- IM~INDJLY 1:00 Sip on News .W J EH 5RADIO :~: :~,.. PROGllAM LOG 00 Co un1 8 old girl, with talent in draw- · ClEAN AS ANEW PENNY A.K't'V.J '9'1! ·Ill Ill 16. WMPO Radio "M I Nod, lllzll!t, . . ntruutlon8 weN for JOU to . .. · .. . . . ., ._.. -lulb~l" LOOI\JNG lor foster parents a m•nlally retarded 17·yearing and painting. T h e Vll l:ail ...........,.. a,pt ......,, PAINTINO 1B 'l'HIIJ JN'l'lilRMlle DIATIC llOMJ!lWHAT BlilTWIIlEIII' .a THOUGH'I' .UW A. 'I'HDIG...coLIIIRIDGm co-.. saw • • ~rst t ..., 2 4 6tc a ilfl. illd A 0:)P...IAM QDa I lltiDII BRING YOUR old photographs to Grover's Studio to be led and restored. it's as 'IFftd.he M., Mainly About People In Potn'eroy MONDAY TIIRO . ''GB FRIDAY u· 7:15'·Sigif On, Mualcal Clock 7:30 New1 Headlines 7:31 ·M•"'·•• "'-·~ ~'""' '""'"' 7:45 'File.· Ill!·'""......, 8:00 01jlll Valley News 8~05 ,Qtld;Natlon81 News 8:10 '~,....· w 8:15 wtltlttr Picture .....,, CJ--~ 8, 16 M""""" """ 8:55'·'Coriimunlty News , ~of.-_. Town 9 00 ,.... 9:~ · County News.. · 10:00 FamUy Wor•""' Hour ~-.. 10:15 Pub~ SerY!i;e 10:30 Latchstring 10:55 World,.News ·' 11:00 Morniitg llleiodlel Friday, (exce•• .,. Church Bells Ring) ll:tli.. World -News 11:55MIIBOiil .County News 12:011 Co11!1Dunlty News 12:Al5 -Local News 12:18. 'Markell 12:15• Mid Day Weather 12:211-Evii!LI Bullelln ' Board 12:2ihNe'lfl 0 Grams 12:101.Agrlcu\ture A~enl 12:45 Country Go RoUnd 1:5S<tNews, Beat 2:011~try Go Round 2:55;;_,_Ni.Ws Beat 3:DO.,Lei'Ji Take a Break 3:511,~Newa ·Beat ./ 4:00. Dlachlt with Doll 4:30,1nterclwige : World, mm National ty NewsNews 5:05 ' 30 Pat Fann News M wF 6·30 Bu"-am '" ' • · 6·' 4& Meigs ct A&r. Ezt, 6 05 Co try M"·'· T : un "'"" lmo of· :;~ =~bor.. 8:45 Country Express Dl on 7:05 Breakfaol Party 9:15 Jones Buick Show ::~ on Sporla 10:15 The Good Ufe 7:00 Break! News 1 p ty 10:,. u M LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 5:30 DIDner Musicale 7·05 uslc In Tbe. Air 85 ' ar 10:40 Under Ohio Skt'es 8:00 Sign Off 7:38 News SATURDAY 7 35 PI k 10:45 This 19 Music 7:15 Sign on, Musical,._, : c ens Hardware 11:05 Top Ten Show """"' 11 ,,. .. m•Gp Ten Show (Dultons) 7·45 Tbe Ufello 7 50(Tues.-Thurs.) N Re 0 · : ews port 12:00 Noon News 8:00 Ohio Valley Newa 8:00 Breakfast Party 8 05 World N t' a1 N 8 15 12:15 Muaical Interlude : ' awn eWI ' Bright Star Show-Tburi 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 8:10 Sporia Today 8:SO Van Patrick Sports 1_. 00 Platter Party 8:15 Weather Picture 8·45 Bak Fumlt 8:16 Musical Clock 8:55 o erH ure-Wed-Frl 6:00 Sundown Serenade · News pen ouoe 6:00 Sign Off 8:55 News 1:00 t:OO Musical Clock 9:05 Coffee Wllh Janel SUNDAY 9 30 Son & Slo 9 45 : g ry Tillie ' Betty Newlon 7:30 Sign On 1:~: ~:::r Worohlp Hour Ministerial Asooc. 7:35 Arrpy Hour Country Hoe Down 8:05 Herald of Truth 10:05 Higb School Hit Parade Swa Shop 10:55 News P 8:35 Hoor of DeliverallC8 11 15 , Army Time ' Country Drifters M-W 9:00 Wings of HeaUng 11 00 11 5 11:30 Special Community Ma!IOII ct. A&r. Ext-Tue 1:35 Bible Speaks to You 11.15 A.S.C. Progl8m·Frl Pr 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 12:00 Ne~dup :~:~ Family Worsblp-Thurs. 10:35 Wash. Reporta to People 12:20 Bulletin Board · Farm B(Jreau 11:011 Country Hymn Tillie 11 ' 45 Tiny'•· Country Hymns · 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:00 Noon New1 12 ' 011 Noon Report 12 30 12:15 ' The Search 12 ' 15 Music Just For You ~ 55 ~:~a~allnee 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teet. 2:00 Saturday Matinee G~Jer·, Gueol SlaM'rl 1•00 Billy Graham 2:55 News Beat Music Just For You 1:35 Llltheron Hour 3 00 ' Platter Party 3:00 Saturday Matinee 2:011 Tbe Church At Work 3:55 News Beat t:l5 Blaettnar Show-Tues. 2:15 The Navy Swings t>30 Local _ Newt 2:35 The Big Lie 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss 4 Bo u.. • - 4:30 Top Ten Revue w~.,. - 3:00 The Qulet Hour 5:' 00 Sundown 5 00 Serepade 3:35 Sunday Showcue 8' 00 1~1& :,:-';;;;;:_ Olf · 5:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 1:00 Sign Off '5:35 World Ill ReVie'lr 6:011 Sign 6:00 Sign Off s:!:f= 2• or. 'TJoloqf' "11?JP Al.OME Wf(li'EQUIRE~I IT IS IMPOSSIBLE ~oq . AN AMERICAN EVEr-t TO IMA«ViE HOW WHOA t YoU'RE MOT PI'I"\N<; ATTENTION TO YOUR MIHD READING I 1 REMOT£ HIID HJOOEti I'M I ~ AMERICAN WHO HAS !&§:< IN ; "THAT VILLAG.E I Of= COURSE ? I'M ALSO FORGETTING.! iHt; AMERICAt'l GENERI=Il., AND THE AND THE ~lA\'iT. PUNJAB.lN !Hi VJLl.AGE IS I . LAST v.IARJ ~ ra !D ? lv RAEBURN VANBUREN ' II el s. ~. .II 1 · ~. . 1; ill lo .... s. I, " _______ YE5 , WINNIE! JU5T WHAT WELL 1 MA'J'SE. I 0\N GET 80METHING Olll' OF W.RTHA &lONE 'IH!rr NO ONE ELSE COULD! .. l VE 1DlD "'t-IE: POLJCE AND EVER"r''NF: EL&E: ... I 1 ... 1 I DON'T KNOW \WY CRYSTAL l-IAS • ~5ADPEAR ED. l r I AUTO SALES , I '' • ! BY NEAL ADAMS . it R:lt t'::tr ru• · n. f'ldf' and pl"rlorm an<"f' Small l"ar ecoonmy and ' . .na.erabUliY soo ~lilaD MOifln • :.....,, p..,.er., ft~W~e1!· 1fY ., um•llllf<' _.... ..,..._.._........ -... . ..... -·-· ~- ,,,_. , ___•• -w•-•o•••"' •••-· - - .., �• • I • ' ( I I . ~u~h Minoon~~:;t~. >Tele-Misslon " Baptill ~oted Mrs. Charles BaMett was In ol the annual Fellow· charge of the dedication of the a rolorful areen leaves ud topped with the miniature bride · ~~p~lay~·~Je~t~w~as~itih~ Igi:Sanbornsponsored by the _B. aented love giftbySpecial ' Missionary SocteMrs. music Beulahwasn fbiiA• I !'~·~·IO!laT)'~ the RJo Grande Association, in charge of the progr~m. of the church, wearmg native dn:ss of the v_ar~oua - ADMIRAl! • Tile SllllDON Model T1000 Color TV Smart Couternpon.ry table Color TV. featuring aew ;Adtninl·built 26,00().volt p,. ciliou crafted borizoutal chass11 ·"iiith oew 2A kt. gold preci•ion ~ iulml8 greater chaslull ieliability, _..Electronic Color ;a ! for more natural color, 8 1. aew Cokw TV CODtrut Con. troL Pro1Jt Alnico V ~er. .fl3"4.. Ia., -10~· w., 19q•• d. )lodol Ttooe-C......,.. ftru.h .,._..., .;:=.-..:-u.......- depleted the ·IIUSSIORan orga•l pre Jude by Mrs · . h il Brddbun:. Mrs. David Darst work bemg done m t ese -~ • Some. of bel the costumes preSJ· l:\1 over the me~ting in . to the absence of thP president. were authentiC, ongmg Mrs _ Paul Smart. There was were Mrs. Boone, group singing of. " In Christ Hawaii: Mrs. Wil· There is No East or West." ap- lrepresenting propriate to the ~rogram . Anthony, Japan ; Mrs: Miss Freddie Houdashelt, de- son Ba.ker, ~h1na, wearmg a votional chairman, read a story, reai _Chmese Silk custume 1 to M Ethel Hugh~· "Days The Cows Dldn'l Come ongmg . rs. .. . • : H ., and used Bible scrip- Mrs. Milton Hood, Phlltppmes. tu~~e Our~ng the business Maxine Russell, a Burma nurse lng 13115 were made ror the Mrs. Clifrord S_tumbu. India; ' ~o,·ieiiY' lo be in charge of the Mrs. MBert R'Boehmer' the Con· 1.: h rd 0 M · service, Feb. 23, carry· go; rs. •c a wen, ex· lhe theme , "School of ico. , Announcement w as The stage setting carried out the theme of the part world· wide television may play in carrying on the . missionary work m the foreign ftelds. Mrs Boone coocluded the program· with a prayer ror •• 0 u r friends in faraway lands." Fol· .1 lowing the program. members ~ REG. PRICE and guests were Invited 10 the church dining room wdhefre re· freshments were serve rom a b! d 'th red loth ta e covere WI a c carrying . out the valhentine moMIDDLEPORT, 0. Ill Cookies sandwK es te~ and coffee wore serv'ed with ::::iii:i::::iii:i::::iii:it.\ Mrs Boone anc Mrs. Darst I .. · I Sidmg at th• coffee and tea · .ervtces MiSs Houdashelt and Ch. 1 "- 1 ·t d .M rs ares =ar es assts · h. th · t th 1 bl e Wit e servftmhg a . e a. ei . rWtohmenho h e various ctrc es o e c urc were m oJ the te•. Approximately , women attended. p ANGEL TREAD Sl Ip p ERS ,Pnly BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. THE SHOE BOX THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL '58 OLDS IDd ....,..,. . ' .. NeW et • ltolpl .. ~ 7,m. \ ... MR. AND MRS. ROBERT TRIPP CaroIyn Vaug han, R0 bert Tfl'pp, 4t ' enttne; •• VOl XV NO. 248 ' . Dnric•l ~._ f'~ ~twr,lll 01 fA. ••.,. •• ·. ) POMEROY~~~' ' • I I . . I ; -; J 1 ' •.;. lU ...,_ . ' : ----...,.----------- WEONESOAY, ,fEBR.UARY 5, 1964 , De Gaulle Won't.Aid Cypress 'Force uncovered Lycra by Warner's !'ARIS (UP)) - France announced ltlday il will not provide troops for any Western Unit~ ....~- '.,. peace • keeping Ioree proposed for Cyp.'''~ by the United Sljttes and Bntain. · ·Jnter~,.q_.)q,aiJ The dec,islon was announced WASHINGTON - Sen Abra· by Information Minister Alain bam A. Ribicoff, f>.Conn.: clear· Peyrefitte foll~wing a cabinet Jy h•d the Capitol elevator meeting presided over by and tho sympathy of 45 tors. but the held the clOakrooms. lR) (R) DOUBLE PLA Y(R I ' .. · . criu-cros!l blnda Dtttten your tummy, a pleaa sure to wear beeause it President Charles do Gaulle. · The cabinet session was as Sociallat pr..ldontlaJ date Gaston Defferre his campalga to Gaulle in next year's While ltJ aell with the project to send to troops ebo>en from among was wcrlted out In Jlelotlatlollal "Frllllee wiU not assoclate In Zurich, Switzerland, among eell with the operation JII'OIPQIOd I the Greek, .Turkish aod Brlllob by our Brlllob friend.s governments and re•nlled In prus," Peyrefitte aald. the signing of IICCOrda ~ "It Ja not up ta FriiDCe by the Greek maj(lrlty IDd meddle In an QPeratlon bas<idj Turklah minority on Cyprua. on the Zurich atatua, Jn The ~ ruled out both draftlng of wltlch she baa partition and Cyprua'1 even~~ participated and which -mal union wiUt _Greece. ltJ ber mtlli"IY to last forever." * * * NICOSIA, Cypnto (UPII Tlte Ualled Stote. be1u alrllfiiDI Amerlcaa womea lllld cllllllrea from olrll..tom Cy· pruo Ieday, aad u ombaoay opokeomaa blaltd at arme4 lateneatloa If daacor lhrellleas RBy .t · tbose wb• remaiD weighs almollt . notbing . OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Small, medium, larJe . Michael Eanes, son ol Mr. 439: while paotle, $10. h U 't d M tlHod' 1 and Mrs Donald Eanes Mid438: girdle, $8.915. Eia.. In a beautiful ceremony at t e m e e ts dl rt . 1 b ted his ' sixth tic: Uncovered Lyer1 church Sunday December 8, at 1:30 p,mM Carol~ b~iru.ay c~!.:Y with 'll chll· (DuPont's nylon-Bpan. Jean Vaugha~, dau1~te~ 0iv~r. ~~~me ~~e bo;:~se of dren in his kindergarten Class. dex) Antron<Rl · nylon Tomorrow(R) bra 21MVauf:':;~rt210*riMppu s~~~~f Mr .. and Mrs. Fred Tripp of Chosen to slt at Michael Eanes' 64; t!ups set In adjust· r. · • 1 table were Joe Anthony, Mlch· able strel<h·mesh, $3.915 Ma~oh~· :.~ V~. Melvin Alkire read the vows of the dOU· ael Davenport, Allen Dodson, · · d 'th gold Michael Lavender and Tomble ring ceremony before an a1tat· cen 1ere WI a • "th ., nt of evergreen white poinset· my Walters. These boys serv· crossanwd'var~~g:r;~n~~ryeon one side and 'lighted candles ed Ice cream, cake, and candy h th 'd B sk ts to th Ia s multi-colored candelabra on t e o er Sl e. ba e h e c_•_·_ __ white gladioli anti poms J>Odms fantdh twoh seve,n rdancr D were ofl etther s1 e o e c ance , an a • MEETING CANCELLE f d d white poiusettias on the altar The meeting of the Laurel ' 0 re an t f h't d H alth Cl b h~ In each window were arrangemen s o w t e an Cliff Better e u sc =· . · 1es 1ea d'm g uJ·• poinsettias and lighted can dl es. Both ats "" 1or Th ursday event'ng at to the altar were covered in white. Mrs. Norma Goodwin the home of Mrs. Robert Bowthe altar and chanceell~f~o':r~t~he~o:occ:..a~s~io~n'.:..._ _ __l.."e".n_Ihlllas~bee~n~ca~n~c~el~led~.:.._--!l..=======....,========"""==""' · rrJusic I A half hour ol nuptial by Mrs. Ben . d M orgamst. an rs. HONORS BROmER Burt, soloist. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curtis en· Given in marriage by her fa· tertained with a dinner Supday ther, the bride wore a floor evening at their home, East length white brocad~d ~=::~I Main St., honoring her broth· gown. /The fitted bodice er, John Grueser, who leaves ed a£neckline with pearl Wednesday for Ft. Jackson, N. and long sleeves coming to C., where he will be stationed points over the hands. The long with the West Virginia Nation· chapel train was attached to al Guard. Present were Mrs. back of the skirl at the 1\ Stella Grueser, Minersvill.e, waistline. Her fingerti~ veU of ' Miss Juanita Huffman, Chest· nylon net was held m place ler, the honored guest and Mr. by a Queen Anne tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white 1 and Mrs. Curtis and daughter, Sandra. Bible topped with a white . chid and long white GIVE LUNCHF..ON streamers. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag Miss Jennifer Lohse, maid entertained with a luncheon on ' honor, ware a red b~~~::::11 Sunriay at their home, Min· I dress and ·carried a ersville. Guests were Mr. and Ibouquet of red cam~tions Mrs. John Jordan of Columbus. white net centered w•th a Mrs. Stella Grueser and John ed candle. While brocaded ski1rts I Grueser of Minersville. with velvet tops were worn by the bridesmaids, Miss CharCOMPLETES TRAINING Jene Diehl and Miss Tamara Richard M. Hays, 18, son of Finlaw with red velvet tops and ' Mrs. Stella L. Hays of 199 Mill· Miss Alita Carpenter aod Miss st, Middleport, completed oosic Kay Compton, the green tops. training Jan. 24 at the Naval Eacn carried a colonial bouquet Center, Great Lakes, of red and white variegatld Ill. carnations centered with a lighted candle. Joy Loraine Grover, as flow· er girl, wore a white dress with red satin bow at the waist and a red veil and carried a baskPt af rose petals. Alvin Tripp of Chester served as best man for his brother and ushers were George Vaugh· an of Middleport, uncle of the Gold St~r Award !;lao Rongo. This is your big opportunity, Mn. Homemaker ••• bride, and George Hoffman of your chance to become a part of the fascinating, Pomemy. Froo trip to St. Petoroburg, Florida, lor "Mrs. Ohio" challenging Mra. America oompetitil>n I ' The bride's mother wore a and her .hUsband, where they will be guests April 2~12, gold colored sheath dress with To enter, you need only be married and 21 or over. at the luxurious Soreno Hotel, overlooking the picturesque 1 white accessories and a cor· St. Peteriburg Boy ond Yacht Club wllh oll·oxponoeo poid, There is nothing to buy- no entry fees to pay. sage of gold and silver net and e~nd will eriloy special membership privileges at both th• There are valuable prizes lor winnera·at every level white carnations. Mrs. Tripp boau~ful Sunset Golf and Country Club and tho oxcluoiyo . in this contest to find the nation's 11umber one wore a three pieee dark brocad· Bath Club homemak~r. ed suit with matching acces-sories and a corsage of white AutoriloHc Goo Clothes Dryer You have everything to gain and nothing to lose. carnations and red and silver So; join your friends and neighbor& who have 16 mm. color print of film to bo made of .the 1964 II<'I. already entered. It is fun- it's esclting- it'a Amorica Pageant, plus o gift pockogo of Lover &roo. Mn. A reception was h~ld In the profitable. Send for your entry blank today. soaps and detergents. church parlor with members of the JOF etaS! of the church Automatic washer Of your choice, plus a 'feQr't Take Marriage Vows December 8 ,.u Mist beblnd. ELBERFELOS ' IN POMEROY Be a star in your own right! I WIN TWO DOOR SEDAN Automatic, power brakes, power steering, wls:w tires, radio and heater. One·uwner new Olds trade, only 43,000 miles. FAME FORTUNE KARR & VAN ZANDT Clldillac - Oldsmobile ''You 'U Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" WY 2·5342 ~. ...~ I ( pwteh, m1n1s IDd lllllll were .served. Mrs. Leo Vouchan aerved the cake aod Mrs. Kenneth Grover prealded at the puncn bowl. The bride Is a graduate of Pomeroy !Ugh School, class of l!IU wbero she was a member ol tile band, the Sfl"111ah, Sci· ence and Glee clubs. She serv· ed aa Jlfequard at Maplewood Lake for two summers. She Is a member o1 Bathol !lo. 62, Job'• Daugb~s. and of the American Legion Auxiliary. Th• groom II a graudate of Wahama high School and at· tended Marshall Univenity. He is now employed by the Dupont Chemical Co. In Parkersburc. The couple is at horne ltJ their frlenda In Tuppers Plairu. OUt of town ,gu.. ts at the wedding and recepUon were Mrs. Ruth Byrnes of Cinclnnall and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and chll· dren, Stevie; Carla and Jeffrey of Athens. n of the 11 Baptist Churches ~,... ....... tf ~ ~ ..... cak~. ul the Middleport First Bap- and Mrs Paul Haptonst"ll who Church Monday eyenlng at i1 ..ng , "How Great Thou Art ." the church. 1 Mrs. Donald Boone, Invited guests included womch.airman and pre_ •kl1ent I the area belonging to the Rio Grande Baptist Association. The mt>eting was opened with ' ....... ,.NOW YOU J[N()W • . ••be .. ballt 411 fb.,, ..- -,.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -....- . , brlde"S >table wu lo9111y ID white linen C<lfer IDd . ctlllered with • live tle.red weddlnc eake ELBERF£LDS with rtd I'OIIObucls IIIII .I f=Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middeport, 0 ., Feb. 4, 19M ~;.a~erftleltJ ":~!'~~-~! ·:Colorful Missionary Playlet is 'Highlight ol Baptist Program ' Pol'l1eroy, Ohio FABULOUS PRIZES ** I 1 WEEK ONLY I ~ 25th annual * * * * * * * * •.• * * * * * * * **** Mrs. ·America lit Contest ****** ************ ******* . * MOORE'S * NEW TREADS * * ** * $3:0,000 In Prizes * *ofi.~l!·exp.enle * * * *-* *~cotlon* * * Americ~ ** * * ' * $500 *· 1t ******** ' MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO s FOR DISCOUNT PRICES IN MOORE'S ••• 750x14 BLACKWALL TUBELESS REGULAR TREAD 12 MONTH Pluo tu: FrHinotaliotlon GUARANTEE SERVICE CENTER MUFFLERS, TAll. PIPES, SEAT COVERS, SHOCKS, ETC. FREE INSTALLATION • ·Moore's 1n Pomeroy 1214 W. MAIN - Open An Account- Pay 'Day Terms- WY 2·2848 In Cash Froo trip to Now York World's. Fair for Tobias. her hu•band ana chfldren Colore. rtoont : (~irs. ......... fashion wordrobo, Including coalf, oullf, iiO)flmo 'and oftor·fivo .~r...... . ' ' Tloro•. by Kromor ,.;.,,the "Diamond .J,ook" ' ' Outd- Goohght . ' Thouoandi ~of dollars In pononal appearance ~ pluf all··~ Pl'id lfovel thro'Vgho"' tho coontry, mHIInv, well· '"l-n dlgnltariol, colobriH.. and prominent pOI'oanalhloo. ·. Amorlca, . :* Complete WED. ond THURSDAY . Fob. 5-6 NOT OPEN . 'It ' . Pair ;,f Cfa• C.andl11 . Gorhain 1S~riing.SIIYor "'mpote \' ' ; • •14 ' ' ,.P~qo;;Many Ot~r Vlllucl~r. PrizN T01 COlqmbll llll&.oi,'Dhlo,lno. '131 Jt, 2nd A¥0., Mkldlopart, O. I w'ul6 llilt 19 onMr tile Mn. ~... ~ •• COntoo~ · ''"'• otnd• camp lab ~oriiHI rulu ••• . an Olflclol R110oi11 lluntfonnalrt. I l (' "t .' Janet Leiih. Vafl JOhnson ' . ,_,, ~ ·' ( I 'I'·',. . " . SUN., MON., TUDS. Folo. 9 thru 11 "WIVES AND LOVEitS" • ,,' '' ' '· .,. ''I' ''·' FRIDAY and SATURDAY "GIDGET GOES TO ROME" (Technicolor) Cindy Carol. as Gidget, Jam· es Darren, Jessie Royce Lan· dis, c~aare Danova, Danielle deMet%, Joby Baker, . Don Porter, Jeff Donnell. Pnturette: SPI•• & ;vye Coloreertoon• ----~"""' supply of "Afl" paid wftk's· for Mrt.. ,nd hot husband on tho Island of Curacao In, tho Caribbean ' LASt TIME TONIGHT "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" (Technicolor) Paul Newman. Joanpe Wood· ward Thelma Rtter. Eva Ga· bor. Maurc·e Chevalier, Geo. ·· Shelly W:inferi · ** . ,. '. .. -~ ... ~ ; } ' ~ Road, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 February 4, 1964 kelly norris