http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7157b9b4b03f9120445c4d3d7354353e.pdf fe1f6eb7c2c1f59e5ef63e055c2f6656 PDF Text Text .. I rrost Chle• fs • Md nat•on. a e T0 Hos"~al . Ie b,..OES ClrC y Do Ill ic Are-Entertained 1 0 n Th ursday I MIJI Thelma Gruner,' assist· Around And About Middleport DfnnerfiGI.-by The Fred Ho/lrraaN I ~o~~AL ·A"~ A..., MUdle,.n RJP $elloel - lora .., - ' l l l , . (nJeell Harrisonville Sotiety Notes lnsfaIIafion of New Officers . Mt ond Mn. Qarlancl Ma)"'l ·NOW YOU Jlnd c)Jildren were 8Uelll Suit' day of Mrs. John stout. Gueall at the lJom~ of Mr. tllat frill eaahle lllem .. ...... and Mra. Charles Klnil were A dona"·· to ••- Honpllal tile _ ... oprllof ....., lrip . . ' ( d ..[ I w -· ""' wbr.. IIIIo year . II t8 Jilclldt their daughter on SOl! "' 8 ' Circle waa made ·Monday evi1ft. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shu Miss Lena Grueaer, enter. tng when Raeine Chapter No. lht World'• Fair 111· New Mr. 1111i .Mrs. O.na Haninc, Jer o1 Pandora, Ohio. tbe Paat Clllef.a of MaeIM OES me' wltb Worth M• yort City Tile clallllal ll\8dO IIJra Glenna Colburn, and Mrs. .. Temple . Pythian Sisters Recent guesiS of Mr. and tro~ Mary Lou lhle anl John plan• le visit . W.,llfagloll, D. Cowen were guw or Mrs. •Ei· . Mrs.. Joe Car10y received evening at her home Mrs. Carl Mattox were their lhl Worth P 1 tron ided C. and the New York llplo sJe.. Haning. · woro that her mother Is hosplt· • pres St e· Y · al10 Tiley wlU leave by tralD wV daughter, Mrs. Eustace Wilson Thank you notes were read • ' Mr. and Mrs. Sam Godby and al1ze<l In Gassaway, · a . · .' The meeting, in charge ol of Pt Pleasant, W Va from Helen Johnso» and Leda tram Parltenburg May It and daughters, Myrlla and Marcia, Mr and Mrs. Robert JeweU ~ .LaWWJce ~· open-- Mrs. Peter Lalich Is here Mae Kr11<11ler for gilts and llten go ou lo New Yon by Zanesville, vlsiled relatives call<d on his panmts, Mr. and ' O'lth the Lords Prayer Ill with her mother, Mrs. Stella cards they received while ill. bas tram WosbJnclon. here and went to see Obert Mrs. Glen Jewell. anllon. A thank you note was Ebersbach, who ts a medic~! Margaret Neuman was r"' MartirJs who has beell confin· · ~ from Mrs. Karl Grueser patient at Holzer Hosptt;ll m ported ill at her home in Syra· ed lo . the hospital. Mrs Earl McGrath called on • fi~>W<>rs sent at the death Gallipolis. cuO<: Anna Wheeler was ,.. Annual PHS Alumni Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jewell and Mrs Charles McGrath and chll· ~I he! father .. Members were Mr. Herman Mattox and Faye ported in Meigs Memorial Has. Event iJl Planned 4aughters came Sunday to vls1t dren. reminded to bnng an arllcle for Morm of South Charleston, W. pital, E.ulah Swan in Holzer her the Mr John Black , ihe !Unshme basket to the next Va. spent Sunday with his m<>- Hozpital, Garnet Smith in St. The officers and executive mod 'Mendal Jordon, Carpep1; · m,.ung oi the Temple. The ther , Mrs. Elmer Mattox and Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, The· Ways and Means conr ·commlttee of the Pomeroy High wood an a · ter, i• laking care ot the post lra~eling pme dona~ by Mrs. also with Mr . and Mrs. Carl and Bertha Sayre In Univer· mittee or the Pomeroy . B a n d School Alumni. Assoclatloo met olfict" while Mrs. Obert Mark· WIG1am KtUmger was awarded Mattox. sity Hospital, Columbus. At a meeting of the session Boosters Association Will meet Thureday evenmg al the home World Day of Pr~yer service ins is at the hospital with Mr. to Miss Ern• Jesse. Mrs. Ora . Roy, Columbus, Is All committees exemplified or tbt Middleport First United Monday at 7::MI p.m. at the of Kenneth Harris, WetzgaU·st. will be held at the Foreat Ruq Markms. . Games were played during the guest ot Mrs. Dale Mourn· their work while Landmarks Presbyterian Church Monday ttom•· of the chaJiman, M r s. Plans were discussed for the Methodist church t;;lday Feb- Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Wel,sh, lht soctal hour and prlzet &· ing {or several days. Mrs. Roy were read by W rth p Iron evemng plans were . made for Maxuf' Arnold, Athens Road. annuRI banquet to be held Sat· ruary 14 at 2 p.m. Let Uo Bo nd M Th ,ll'ndS warded to Mrs. Mike ~cKenzie, Js a former resident of Middle- The Worthy Matr~n !nno~nced instc:JIIation or church officers. The Sy.cacus.e Ladies Auxil· urd~y, M:ay 30 at the ':>m~roy Pray" wiL be the theme of the an;;ni~rs~ Elsi;s Han~g ,Wete Mrs Karl Grueser, Miss Erna port. officer practice for the March Offirers to be installed at iary of the Volunteer Fire Dt!' J~mor High School auditormm. service •nd special prayers wiD guesls or Rev. and M~s . ' ~ttl-1 . Jesse and Mrs. Lucille B. m etJ·n a d Beul h Slob 1 nd lhe morning worship serviCe on M d Dmner wtll be served at 6.:MJ be given for women of newly Co Sh de . , e g n a ar a . par1ment w• 11 mee1 on ay d d . .11 .1 f '-~ h h h wen at a . 1 l!awkina . Helon J . Johnson will be hos· Sund•y mclude Robert Tewks· nigh! •• the Village Hall. Plans p.m. an ancmg WI "" rom organ~ c urc es over e . . . A ••lad courso was served on tesses bary James Buchanan Hubert .11 II< l<!d th 9 p.m. to l a.rn. world. Nme churches will par· Mr. and Mrs. Fred De~n of 1 1 trays by the hostesses. Napkins Gre·t·ta SI'mpson a d B ~ Tayl~r Mrs Arthur • Lewis Wid h'l'comp e I bor h led .. F ubp Officers of the Association tlclpate in this service includ- Scottown are helping to ,M·'.,.;, n ...... , . • an c I I supper 0 • e e . K th H . id t· in ch h f .. '"'' ' ~.r cauil'd out the Valentine theme. Adams were hostesses for the Mrs J . E. Harley, elders; Dale 15 at 4.30 p m at the Syracuse are enn~ ar~Is, p~es en. g w.:c es rom :omeroy, for her parents, Rev. ana· . , Attouding were those named UXI evemng. serving !rom 8 table Walburn, Marcus Chambers, Le· Schoci. · · · Evelyn Gilmore, first VJCO' pres- Mlne~svtlle, Rock Sprmgs, En· Barnhart. . .. ~.; and Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, The Middleport Firemen's decorated in Valentine theme. land Brown, Vmcent Dabo, and . . Jdent, Joseph Struble, second lerp~tse and .Forest Run. The Mr. apd Mrs. Asa Jilr~an of l!frs. Arnold Hayes, Mrs. Hen· Auxiliary held a covered dish Everett Foreman, deacons; The Dtsabled Amertcan Vet- v1ce prestdent; Elma JIUssell, pubhc Is Invited. Midoleport, Mrs. Jake Lee ,and ry ·~•Jbel, Mrs. Gladys Cockier, dinner Tuesday evening at the Mrs, Rodney Sauer, Mrs. Ed- erans and the Auxiliary will secretary and tre~er; and son vtsil<!d 'Mrs. Katie WllMrs. Carrie Grueser, and Mrs. home ol Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Oml leS ward Burkett, Mrs. Everett and meel in regular ,.ssion, Mon· Martha Mayer asstslallt sec- The Fourth Quarterly Confer- son Sunday. D~ll><rt Etselstem: . The valentine theme was carMrs. Herman Bailey, deacon· day al 8 p. m. retary and t~asurer. Members ence ":ill be beld at Heath Mr and Mrs. Tom Wlllo had fbo March meeting Will be ried out in the table decorations esses • of the execu!Jve commJtt.,. .are Methodist Church Sunday after· as guests Ernest Guinth~r and ilel!l at the ho~ of Mrs including an arrangement of Lew" Sauer, Jr., Roscoe Fife v!ou~:~~inDay :;" ~.~::;:~ Dr. Harold Brown Jr., Willtam noon at 2 p. m. Rev. Stanley daughter, Irene, CincinnaU. Adam Ebersbach With Mrs. Am· red and whit< carnations with Le . air f F B and Richard Sauer, new trus· nd h t g p b P h Neutzling. Carol Ko;_nn"!lv Roy McGuilliard, Portsmooth Dis-Mrs. John Sltiul old ijayes and Mrs. Lucille B. . g10n es o eeney en- 1 be rec...m.lzed a c ar er mem ers w en Mayer, 3;n~. _No..... ,........_-.!. J ,.h.t_ ~ - ..~"._."'"~-;iljij.~,lllilliN!.tooo,.......IIII~IIAli:l:;:llllli!l\\!1-..... 1 11 Ha Ll h red and white tapers. nett Post, American Legion ees. WI a so ~ . tb•- o,... ,.....,.~· R.T,... - .. "'·" • ... .. -~ ~· ~ . Wt ns as ostesses. Following the dinner mem· and , . - ___... . ' at t~o ... tv - ... . _, • hers of the group gave readings nera' in observance of the birthdays Mrs. of famous men in history includ· Pllgr ing Lincoln, Washington, Wil· tror; liam H. Harrison, Thomas Ed- was ru.u"ll. l' "§:unders t Da11;;g: .. 011 iio;; ison and the poets, Henry Long· Roac A.!le•TV s "Combat!" Chry!fer Theatre Qll. NBC_ A memorial service in honor fellow and James R. Lowell. Re· series, , will ' a arded the tl· eb. 21. Jiilra S of the late Mrs. Sally McCor· Mre. Russell Mills, president, ollicl Ue of t1100or ghboy" ini"'' fHelllll' ldrich)(lil-ected 1h from lront page) micl. was held when Evange- was in charge of the business ial s ceremonies to be eld at Head- Alb Gottlieb teleii(IIy involv .~;;,'·h~ role ai a Civil war hero In Jlne ;;bapter 172, Order of the session and also announced the Odell quarters U. S. Army Infantry a beautiful wood-be I!Ciresa, her · "Major Dundee." After sprout;Eastern Star met Thursday ev"' progr•m for the evening. The and Centtr. Fort Benning, Ga., Feb. jealou• husband, an over-ilm1:~ DoWII on the Farm ing the beard, Heston vlolted ;nmt at the Masomc Temple In group enjoyed singing fol· wm 8 oroo• young playwright, a cur1:30 Popey• & Pals 20th Century.Fox studio for a 'Mki,Jieport. Mrs. Etta Norton, Jowin~ the program. Plans were Wolf• Senalor Margaret Chvaceous divorcee, a tipsy ...,. 9 0 Rufl alii' Reddy Show stocy conference on his neJrt 'W. Ill. and William King, W. mad• far the anniversary din· Clart Smith (R·Me.) will use the new retary. and a wry, dead·p • a 10 :00 Hector Heathcote Show film, "The Agony and the Ec •P., presided during the meet.- ner to be held in March. Harr Glady• Shelley aong, "Leave It housekeeper ... . ' 10 :30 Fireba. XL 5 atasy," in which he wiU play ing with Mrs. Roms Hawkins The hostess served a dessert Att to the Girts" as her official WATI"S WATT: Robert Gor· I J;(JO Dennis the Menace Michelangelo. ;and Beth Pullen serving as pro cours• to members attending in· Mr. campaign song in her history- alskt has been named NBC 11:30 Fury '!'be Jludio mlslakealy aooamtern for absent officers.. cludmg Mrs. Mills, Mrs. How· Mrs, · makmg decision to run for the White House Correspondent, 12:00 Children's Theatre etl he hod 11'01111 lhe bean for / Mrs.. Norton was asSJsiA!d by ard Dailey, Mrs. Everett Bach· Wolf· Presidency. Miso Shelley, the taking over for . Sander Vano1:00 ExplorlnC Mle..Jaucelo. a•• -ouaced Catherme Mitchell, A.M., and ncr, Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Mrs. "First Lady of Tin Pan Alley" cur 2:00 Mr. Wizard ll perfect fOI' the port. starpomts, Beth Pullen, Ada; Jam•s Daniels, Mrs. John \'ro- Char has r:nore than 600 top songs Carol Burnett will star In 2 30 NBC SporiS Special · "But Ws for another film," ,Dma Nelson, Ruth:. Lena Bunce, man, Mrs. Robert McElhinney, lifle, pubHshed . three out of four variety sbowa 4:00 All Amer. Wants to Know Heaton said. :Esther; Bessie Kmg, Mortha; Mrs. Robort Byer, Mrs. B. F. Inclu Barry Nelson, Janet Blair, on CBS.TV this fall, tentatively 4:30 Big Ten Basketball "Wea~ it in both films," said · and Roma Hawkms, EJecta. Parmalee, Mrs. RiChard Roller, Mani Roddy McDowaU, Ann B. Da· tiUed "The Entertainers." Show e:oo s.1ura&1 aepo11 the studio. Heston will. Rosemary Lyons gave the pray. Mrs. Leno McKinley, Mro. Pat· dauJ 1:15 Newo 1o Weather vis and Joyce Jameson star in will be produced by Bob Baner. ty Kl·>es, Mrs. Dick Karr, Sr., sell, 1:25 Sports a gay domesUc farce, "Wake ner AsSociates .... JOHN BARRYMORE JR. had GOAL IS STARDOM- Thll The A~soclate Conductress, Mrs David Jenkins, Mrs. Lee lips 1:30 Porter Wagoner Show another voice dubbed in for his br Allyson Ames-a talent~dl Naomi Kin~. gave her lecture Smitt. and two guesta, Mra. Ed 7:00 '!aL Nlgbt Jamboree -own in an Englisb movie. He'a blonc!e beauty-and mother! and Obhgalt.oll mgh'. was obser· Haggerty and Miss Phyllis Stan· 7:30 Singln& Caravan of four small chlldron. Film suing ... , Burt Lancaster's mov. ved wtth Wilham Kmg, W. P. ley. The traveling prize qona\-- /(t 1:30 Joq Blabop stardom Is her goal and, If! II! "The Train," 011 Jocation ill Jn eharge. A salad course ":as 1ED BY Mrs. Byer was won by 9:011 Saturday Nlcbt Movlea hard work and singleness of•l France, has been on aod off the s~rved lollowln.g the meetmg Mrs. James Daniels. H• purpose will do . it, Allysou 11 :oo Late Newo Picture raii8 so often It Ia coming In . bas it made. wtth Mrs. Leshe Ervin In II< . 11:10 D. :. and Weatiler "Cleopatra" style. Showing charge. ed I 11 : 15 SporiS Mrs. I.ochary is Tur! otarted last Ang. 1, and t h e ll : 20 Films of the 110'1. ca!Ung room o - ...~.. t b • film is sWI before the eainei'aa HostPss of G~tild SaCJ CUd Mltellell Trio slnp "Aland $3 million OVER budget. 11•• Guild of Grace Episcopal ever ma Mater''J Church met Wednesday evening of I POMEROY. OHIO Televlsioll ceiiiOI'Ihlp (~ ,.. "The NaUonal Guard, the barr!in the parish house with Mrs. In t cades, 4lo) lea""' lheoe r,r1ct • the 7:00 TV na..,.oom P•trick Lochary as ~ostess. M! TONIGHT Where we ohared our first lli8ll 7:30 ED France Mrs J .E.D. Hartinger, presi- lder. "GIDGET GOES TO ROME" ThO' senior'JII'Orn, the hand·g'ren8:00 CaptaiD Kangaroo (Technicolor) dent. conducl<!d the meeting met ades .... 9:00 Alvin Show ' Cindy Carol, as Gidget, Jam· which opened with devotions by pra) We're going to mist Ole Miss." ea Darren, Jessie Royce Lan- Miss VIda Ihle. Mrs. A. 9:30 Tenn. TID:edo 0 R. low!· dis, Ceaare Danova, Danielle Knight gave a report on 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw a gan deMetz, Joby Baker, Don church meeting which she and BWf 10:30 Migb!J Mouse Porter, Jeff Donnell. 11:00 RiD Tin Tin Mrs Fred Crow Jr. and Mrs. neB Ftaturettt: Spies & Guya 11:30 Roy ll.ogen Th•.ooore Reed Sr. attended in Mrc Columbia Pictures hao just Colorc11rtoons 12:00 Sky Klnt. Cincinnati. Following a short mer rele.. ed file long·heralded "Dr. 12:30 Do You Know SUN., MON., TUES. business ses111ion, the es!k Strangelove, Or: How f learned 1:00 News Fob. 9 thru 11 er of !he evening was spent In Mrs to Stop WorryJns and Love the "WIVES AND LOVERS" 1:30 Mr. Lucky cutting and sewing blocks for a MBI BomD," produced and dlrecl-(Spicy Comedyl 2:00 Saturday Movie qulh for Children's Hospital In Hill' ed by Stanley Kuhricl<. 11 ill Janet Leigh, Van Johnson 3:30 Telesporta Cincinnati after which refreshand . the grestest satire ever flimed SheUy Wintera 4:00 CBS Golf Classic ments were served by the hos· vail and ,. ouperbly acl<!d by Peter Colorcartions 5:011 Champumsblp Brldee less. out Sellers, George <;. Scali, Ster5:30 Th• Early Show 'ling Hayden, Tracy Reed, J>et. 7:00 Lawman er Bull, SUm Plckeus and K7:30 Jackie GleiiBOII M nan Wynn. Based on Peter 8:30 Bing Crooby Speelal (CI: George's beat-selling British 9:30 PhD Silvers Spe! novel, Be4 Alert, Mr. Kubrick's 10:011 GullSIIIOke par. magnificent production should 11:00 News SOli play 11> packed house.o for mauy 11:15 Late Movie Mrs pears to COiuo:: Mr: The ldes of March came ..,. ed ly for many a TV star - on all p~ three networkS. •Those getting cep lhelr pink sUps at NBC-TV last 8:30 Pat & Mike Alt wee~~: include Mitch Mlller'l 8:00 Churcb of Christ Ira< Sing Along, Joey Bishop a n d 9:30 ChaMel 13 Pr..ento Ralph Bellamy'• Eleventh Hour. 10: 00 Neighbors CBS-TV decided to drop Garry 10:15 Social Security c Moore, George C, Scott'a "East 10:30 Jetoons co> Side West Sidu," and Ph.D Sil11 :OIJ Casper Cartoon ol 11:80 Beany & Cecil vers. In addition to tbe sbubPu. 12:00 Bugs Bunny ble ot ABCTV ( we meuliooo of 12:30 Allakazara ed last week) the netwoi'k wiJl clal 1:(It) FlJcL. ~ drop liS Salurday night "Hootdlst 1:30 American Bandstand enaany." Shows dropped wiD 0.. of rho - t itn,.;rhot dop of 2:30 Challenge Golf be replaced wltb new serleol JOOI' Ill. is your por dar. Whet! YOU vet 3:30 Winter Olympic Gamea starring Alan King, Carol BurDo paid, IIIOkt .... you Nt osidt 0 ctrloifl portiooo 5:Oil World of Sporto ett, George Burns, Dennis Weo. I : 30 Wint.r Olympics ver, Mickey Rooney, Char!H ol )'OIIr solory and "toblisll • ...... PllE'JTY PROTEST- Tb II s 7; 00 wr.,Uing Boyer and David Niven, IIIDOIII South Vldnamese coed wu for financial tec•rity. Syr 7:30 HootenaMy othe,... 'Ill• battle of lbe ra~ emona Jle\'91'81' '1\'ho par~ CIIIGo l'" mrt litis plan, you will nt•tr be without, In front of the Minioll')' of 1:30 LawreDCe Wellr lngs goes on and on! !loco-. oo oootter what mar hoJIIIOn, }'Oil 9:30 Saturday N!cbt at tbe Information In Saigon In d&o tense of • univ'erlity profesho" o ,...,,. to fall bock on. Movie Palace ~<>r. A paper had clalmed the 10: SO The Detectives profeasor waa pro-Diem. .. 11 :30 Chiller Theater I ' rio.. =:;,1 Memorial Rite Is Held lor Mrs. McCormick Saturdav, . - ..... M~hpris_Tellsol ChonneJ 3< •• • -- e at y t • enttne In Ohio River for Man, 50. WASIDNGTON - Mro. Marguerile Oswald, mother of Lee Harvey Oswald, promised "new evi~'' for the Warren COm· mission today that she uld would prove her son innocent ol aQ!Uilllnating President John F. Ken~edy ,. Mro. Oswald said she would lay her "trump cards'' before · the p~idel)tlal commission lnv••tigatinc .. the · assassination. Since the day her son was shot 10 death by Jack Ruby before a national television audience, (he gray, plump mother of three has Insisted that Lee Harvey did not fire the shots that killed Kennedy and wouoded Gov. John B. ConnaUy. . ""' on uP. T•••• B . ob - Frid<f. (Conlin~ - - -.... Mal!/ MEIGS THEATRE • Mtll. ~1-i' ·· ":_f.t·> .£,· Neat Vo1ce Loss WSAZ - TV .· ~ • ... !' '' L . f .1. eg10n Attend Service On Last Sunday + 01). , lltlll " ...... ~ tlteo lroa • I moY ."' flrtl IF II: n ..... - covered Dish o· A .E.nJoye . d Bmner 110ry y "llr• • ' I Mr. and Mra. Fred Hoffman _....x_ ·-woru en!A!rtained Wednesday evenJna with a lamlly dlllnflr at . lhtir FEB. It hoDIP on So Fourtb An 111 Qb.. · · ., The Pomeroy Elel!l<llltary SeJ'VRnce 01 the birthday <If Air•· PTA will meet Monday at 7:30 Eugene Smith and the weddinc p m There will be a Founders annnh•ersary or Mrs. Hollman's Day program, and all .ji&St parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred preoiaents of both Central and Smith S r. Sugar Run schools will be bon. Guesl.< were Mr. and,!"''· ored Fathers night wiJl alw Eugene Smith and chooren, be ohserved and each latberl Ttmmy, John, and Cindy; Mr. will bt> counted twice. Motbersi and Mrs. F~ed Smith Sr., and of 1he fourth grade will be hostthe Hoffman 8 children, Mike, eSSt9. At ,..p.m. preceding the Tami and Be~rly.. meeting there wiD be a meeting of all rooms mothers in the teachers' lounge. \ Blockade is Key to Plan Of Goldwater - . WCHS- TV Chonnel 8 Static Wheels to Hum Within Month WHEN YOU GET PAID WHTN-TV Chonnel 13 ·6:30 and 11:10 PM • .·~~- PACEMA.KER NEWS 6;40 and 11:15 PM -wEATHER REPORT 6 ABC· The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company :) -· '. ' • FLOWERS foi THEMSELWS l!or E.,er, oereulon THAT SPEAK Mamber Federol R11one System PM : We send llowero ID)'11'bere lhnl f.T.D . .,..... Federol Dt,..tt lnsur111ce Carparotlon POMEROY, OHIO ' Francis Florist And G111nheu•• , _ . WY , . . .. Mltio • . ,._.WY U211. . ·' ~· -(' .. '· ., ·' . ,, .. ·~· • �-- · ..... ----- ..._ o . . . . .- • A • o• o .- ..... "0; " • ( ( • - I 2>tlaUy Statlnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ...... . 10, 118' TltP llaily !tif'ntinPI Tha Do-gooder COflM'"'ATING ~DtTORIALL Y Sy~denly , the spi<'e race ia ex~itln~ l&~in . And at last , if only for a little while, the United States is ahead in the fila! department of booster power. Ever since Sputmk I went up on October 4, 1957, Soviet SJI'OtJculars have been explain•~ away u being due to all that rooltel power they bad to play around with. Now, iller six ye,n of walling, the orbiting of the 19-ton second stage of the Saturn rocket outstrips anything the Soviet Union has done. To be sure, Saturn· project director Wernher von Braun himselJ ~xpects the IJ.S. l9~d to be shprt.liyed. He predicts lhe 1\us~ians will launch 1 satellite welghlllll between 40 1nd 50 ton• ''soon." Wlleth~r theY do 'lr not, til' important point is lh•t th11 Saturn feat is more than the usual Soviet-style apectacular - all flasll and no follow-up. It Is one mpre ~tep forward in a program that be· I&P wben tile Mercury capaule w~• first c9nc,ived a~d wbose neprest termlna· tlon Ia the lJildlpg of men on tile moon. The whole U.S. sppce effort h~s come 1 truly lmpre1slve distance when o n e rememben tile dlsmpl December day in 1957 wl!en the first puny Vanguard col· lapsed on ita launching pad. In 1983, not only were the obje.,tives of the Merc"ry program brilliantly exceeded bY the 22-orblt flllht of Gordon Coeper, but the •uccessful firing of tllo liquid hydrogen-fueled Centaur upper Voice of Broadway •.• reporting ly DOROTHY I(ILctALLIN THE CELEBRITIES New Yor~ NiJhl Owla an bu11ing about tilt "myatery 111~11" who have been doing a cloak-and-dagger routine wit b Ju!\y Garland JS tho star. They've beon following her around, anapping pictures of per. even tailed !ler as abe entered JUly's bar early th' other morning. And they definitely ·at1m't ma~azine staffer. working on a layout. Judy Is well aware t~at she's ~elng watched, and kiddingly told friends. "I" expect to be arrested as soon as I ~et olf the plane in Los Angel•s" - w~icb Ia where obe's headed . . . "''fTimy Grime• wae a smash in the New Haven opening of "HI~h Spirits." She s: opped the show cold singing "tlly r!oQle, Sweet Heaven," sang two addl· tiona I choruses, \!len had to beg off. Jack Benny, ~o worked yean to build a c~medy image as the world's most rru~al man , will spend thousand& of dollars on a big party for his CBS cast and crew just alter his laat abow. as he farewell to move to NBC . . . That's show biz: t11e day George C. Scott drew rave notices for his performance in "Pr. Stran;~Jove, " hla TV show was Jro!lpll(! ... lt'a tough to get a tioket to ''Htllb Dolly!" Qf "Barefoot in the Park," true - but the Beatles concert at C•r· negie H~U Feb. 1~ is an Incredible ~ell· ou[ You need a letter from your Sena· tor ju~t to iel a ticket broker to diaousa the oubject with you - and then he'll nave to admit he's powerleu to help, for any amount of rnoney. • • • Before she left for home, Queen Freel· orika of GreQct confided that her daugb· ter, PtilleNaltepo, had written a touch· ing letter of condolence to Jacq11eUne Kennedy after the usasaination, q\IOI• ing tbe comtortiP!I philosophy of anotb• ,. member of the Royal Family at the time of a !Ieath which ha~ deeply affect· ed lbe Plinctas. Her majesty didn't enn ~ngw tllat Irene ~d written until they iialtell Mra. K~nn~y and the formqr Flr~l l.lllly. with tears in her eyes, told the l'tlnc\!ss: "Your letter is already rrgmed.'' Rob@ri ~~~~~t has recorded franela Scott Key'a bllllle•t bit for an upeomloJ l,P . . . TrQIIIboiliat 'floummy Young has left tile l,.QU~ Mm8\fOni i\li•Stars. He'a lleen replacetl ~~ t.he old lndian sluah· pumper, Bi& Clilef Moore • • . At the ••YJ '· Hado' ~ll,SflQLfTZJ AIIM FINALLVDIO 8fT OUT A NEW, Rf\OIJJliONARY li'A:JOIJCl'.•. NOW LIST~ 10 008/tiAllC 000 ..., w!ll be lloya - -• :\1 . ., rea~Y to be eo u- ia~ port pollee uJd. Arrival of Son Is Awaited in Mother's Death MASON -Funeral services for Margaret M. Barker, 55, Ma· son, W. Va., who died at Hoizer Holpltal ear]y Sunday mom.. !ng, are oet tenlltlvely on Wed- needay pending arrival of a son In the armed forces · M.... Barker was born July 29, 1908, the daughter of \he Ia.te Edward and Clara Bass Va.~. )':1~•. and lit survived by four daugliters, ,.___ MMnRog LoeWe , er Rus-Heed of lQ.ICIVII; rs. Notes From ForetJJD , Cab}- ... ---.·~~~'~ '"' lJr atyle combilll~ llehin« tO 11o11r . -.- ' ~~ breai into lha bi3 IIJU dolllr .... - . ..-.: .• . eamlrtp, IIVOral of lhllll IIIli •001_ _ll!!!!li ,. 1oo far below the Beallet 011 • -.- ·•AIIr: llltl,- · e•hibttors. ~e =. :..-...:..-,:., \l~ If' '..' ,, . ·,),] • •• •• •• EASY· ON THE · IIIDGET Whatem 1011 bnlltl, do It the eoDvea!eDt, lowCOlt COIICI'8te iWay. We ·~ Jll1d delivw l't!ldy to pour. Order aowr * Mr. Zellar attended the Uni· Grande College,, presided 1n verslty of JJlinois for three and ooe-hal! years He has been ac tlve in service, on Roard. of Directors of y M Red Cross Campaigns, and. the Chamber of Commerce. His avocations are golf and hunting. He served In the U. S com~unity ~ i~ . · Air Force and waa dtscharged after thlr\y.:flve combat missions with the El hth Air For D•n Evans ~· p ld cej In charge oi Pr::::'ucli;: ·~ Ohio, ••Ys the plans for t h. new lllt!Bdale ' MI'ch ·• PIan1 ~ll •• :r • • tries Inc emphaal!t 18 pla~ o~' sterling poulty livestock right during the cal early slllge becall8e lienal demaftds of chicks, pigs, calves, end lambs are tbe highest In the first few weeks o1 life, An Intensive program i8 planned to nas!ot the local pouitry and livestock raisers with otartfng their poultry and livestock, . , 00111\lrM. ~tit. ~. "" wl!llla\!11 " ..... IbN " • Q - no -.... Qlllte 111'11!1 ~ w ~. lllPMftl 11t11 iiYt • • IIWl'l Ulart • •• . . · adve1'8ely effect a persou'a menwilling to change. Ita .•tance. g~ !n lhl way ol Wrlft ~.AI · ~~. ~· • I llit ,_ 'I .,. • Ill olaltt Pblllppines l'rlildelll DioldlldotGeneVL \ --- . , -·.,, ··- . , ... . '•: .~< 41 ftl, ,.,. .•,•. . Til< student bndy . · · . · \uJ p.m. Saturday. Mrs. will Roush, New Haven, theM exhibits during . the h on arc 16 and the JUdg· will begin at 3 p. m. and gt!nera l public is invited at p. rn . Lo_cal will be nbbons, medals and trophies. absence Wlsemanof President Ernest N. · Howard president of the Central Oh1o RIO Grande c.ollege Alur_nni Club, told hiStory hiS club. J. Sherman Porter, dll'ector of college rela· Blan~rd,. o~ winner~ award~ lions, also attended the meetmg. He, Blanchard and the Rev M' W Mr Tracy had vlslted the . 188 augh Elected · . p 'd ham College campus, rest ent o ( MCHA Ind., Friday and Inspected PT. PLEASANT - Miss new $1,250,000 library. Waugh was elected chard IS chairman of Ute of the Mason County Alumni Fund Cooncll, of whlclt · llea!Ut the Re M Tr . I Association to I M even ng rep a('e Marnhout, who . · p. .: ASSORTED CHOCOlATES Wi~ ~~n:i~·G : l~olter · I clink in Mason Coonty for youth of the community. The next meeting of the association is March 5 in tlie Appalachian p son an Mrs. David . IE FEAT\.JRE A C.OMPL..ETE UNE OF ' Re~ina Mr: .. ,.....,. ~ "rHF :'"I ' .,.. c; r I"OR OVER FORT'( YEARS DUTTON DRUG CO. infant Henry mfanl/oni Mrs. James C. ;n In ant daughter, B0~ter;~yd Mercer, ' • as . Morrl8, Wallace KirkpatriCk, Earl Norman Hochstettier 1 ~ood, Barbara Hood, amt· a wing, John D. B1rd, Stokely's Finest OF ALL NEW FURNITURE ss9s-oo 5 112 oz. aoe ltb. $2. tn I 314 lb. 3 ' d inf t · · an son, Mrs. ROOMS ena, was fined $125 and cosil. wiUt $100 IIUipended, end given slit: moolha proballon, for operator's Ucenae, and $10 costs for unaafe vehicle today In lbe County Court of Frank W. Porter, Jr. Barnett wes ortested end jalleel by the Ohio State Patrol SUnday at 1:15 p. FOIL HEARTS Pearl McClung, Miss E' t a N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. Sh t v· ·1 c k · Dtaebe:~cd ,I ee ~· 1rg1 ran , Mrs. Dana Patients d' h d ;Halfl,Ill and infant son, ond Mrs. weekend lnc:~~.:'[g~n over!~ w __UI_ia_m_ L_. _W.::il.::l._ _ _ _ _:__ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ llam Matlach, Dr. Ben' Somers E. E . Damron, Mrs Roger B' ed vice president to replace Mis' Waugh. The group discuss· the possibilll)l of a 811idance -3- Stdaat,'s CATSUP '"-....... Fi••• ' GOLDEN CORN BAKER FURNITURE · Mlddloport, Ohto Ill. 3 .ROOMS Wo ~,.. Tllo &liM To Lillllt O.onllllw Stoluolya Fin nl Tomato JUICE $ BROUGHTON New Furniture RIJAO Do•n ••'-" .. ,,.m.IIE·cc». ' , : MQOff. w. VA. ' I' rl ~ . ' .. .t • .· ' COTTAGE CHEESE '299 c......... ,....... 3.15 RED p.m. aturday. Don•ld SchiUing and I $1.60 Va., _· _·__________ 1 w:'n, Mr•. Howard PI..salll Valley Hospilot er Vmeell.. Carla ADMI'ITED : Mrs. Ronnie Miss Aruta EsARRESTS MADE Wickline, Pl. Pleasant; M r s. Mrs. charles Silvers, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT Lewis Harper, Gallipolis Ferry: Cl Starcher, Newton Hughthe weekend Mrs Carol Wltitllngton, ayton Athey, Mrs. Ray· records Included lo; Agnes Grimm, Letart: mood Weyand, John T. Wil· 44, Frazier, Pt. Pleasant. Charles Holland, 5~. DISCHARGED: Winfred with drlvlnC Buffalo; Samuel Myers, James Worth Pleasant; Mrs. Edward 22, Apple son, Pt. Pleasant: Enos tor Blankenship, 39, McGuire, Gallipolis : Judith I, John Stearns, 57, Am· Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Robbrosia, and William E u gene ert Johnson, Racine: Cheryl Ann ConMUy, 22, Route 2 Leon, all Gallipolis; Mrs. Thocharged with Intoxication. mas Gibbs and son. Hartford; Mrs. Joha Campbell, Gallipolis ATrEND FUNERAL Ferry : Mrs. Warren Morrison Relatives and friends allend· Pt. Pleasant; Ernest Grimm: I !ng the funeral ol Mn. A. N.I,Leiiiitariitii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.., ; Grueser Friday, in Grove City 11 were Robert Stobart, Miss Gerte·lf vleve Stobart, end~Mr~-~an:d: ~~: Eldon Weeks of t end Mrs. Dana ll)'llell,, ~~J cuse; Mr. and Mrs. Reid y, Pine Grove; and Mrs. Paul re of Racine. ONLY Hougland up Wi~i~~i J~rry Bo~ 8.~ Con~~~: Blvd.: ~ ~~~~rtRo~~ Mr~ rs. Alii Auditorium. w. ] tb. boK 2 lb. boK reo up 1 . p·m · Saturday · 11ams, J ack Rose Joe Neel·. 5·36 · Mrs Arhn Eugene Angel MiU ' 1 S . Rd ., daughter, 4:48' p.m. ;J;r• r Mason , Barry Chester W . ·· ce Wood, James Waw:-;!ey, 2620. Jefferson C. Evans, Pt. Pleasant, son, 4:26a.m. Sat· Caldweh Goheen, LIs a urdav . Mrs . Raymond W Jones Arthur McCoy ' ·Jr., Rt. 2 Wellston son · %·s4 Mrs. Palmer Tnmble, ,fdrs. LouS ' ' · liS Lamp, Miss Frances Roush, Mra. J. E . Sommer was are her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roth, James Bartee and , Mrs. Robert H. McMaster. (Mrs. McMaster Is the daugh1 ter of Ga!Upolbt City Commlssion President Raymond Jones and Mfs. Jones. Her husband. Or. McMaster, formerly was associated with the Gallipolis Clinic.) ...,MASON '' FEB.14aa Valentine', Dor Philip Fol1r judges, representmg tn· ham F Gregory, 446 Firth Ave. Wtorth u and the professions, will daughter 5:41 P m Th 1 p p.m., a-:;ked to serve at the local Mrs. Ar~old Le~i~ I a ~ ma Ann down Wmfield 6 PliT ON PROBATION James Franklin Barnett, Ath- ·~ 2720 Lincoln Ave., Pt. Pleasant, down 23, ~,30 a.m.; • and Co. of Chicago as assistnnt creditation. Rev .. W. Luthto the Plant Manager where er Tracy, VICe president 1,650 people were employed. the Alumni Associa~on o.f Rio male and female, were put in the dog pound, County D a 8 Warden George Logan, uld day. Allyone whe Is these should claim at said. paletl. There IN p14nt,y ol almJ. : «..- u• 1 DOGS IMPOUNDED Two black and white dogs, a e a.-., . 1948 IWnolsi Ray, Charles and Har. ersville, has announced ~ old of West Columbia; Richard Starting-Growing Provico of Pt. Ple188nl, and W!Diam o1 Program under the California. "Safe 'N Sound" Servlcea will be held al the According to ·Marvin MIUltlll Methodbtt Church with manager of Ohio Valley - FRIDAY Pleasant, Pamela Sue Ewing, up 22. 4:20 a.m .; Queen City yan (the former Aldena Shatol Zellar was witlo Oscar Maye; ed Rio:• progress toward al)o nice Hallscott and Miss Nora the Rev. Marvan Frame olflciallng end burial a\ Adamsville Cemetery. A!TBngements are in charge ol Foglesong Funeral Home llltl complete funeral plana will be &Mounced upon llTiYal ol the son. $3.35 to $10.01 school auditorium Monday, Mar. 1 Hill Johnny K. Cra btree, Rt. 1 R. H Bosworth II down Green: A Rio Grande Colle e Alumni 16. 2 Oak Hill, David M. Mercet·, ·up ~ :20 a .m.; Alton Zephyr Club was organized g The Fair is sponsored by the I Jackson, Mrs. Gene Puckt!U, down 31, C:4<1 a.m.; Valley Voy· nightlnCiracinnatl the old and Mathematics de· Radc!tff, Mrs. William C. Cox, ager up 32, 4:20a.m.; Eva H. meeling at the 'Mt. Healthy . of Pt.. Pleasant Jun· ~t. I Pedro, Mrs. Cleo M. Lan· down 33, 3:35 p.m.; Ravens. home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith E. ior and Senior High schools with 1er. Rt I Lartcaster, and Mrs. wood down Meldahl 2,45 a.m. Runyan and naming Mrs RunOOGl>eration of d'rea Indus· Harley A. Bennett, Rt. I Rav- Gallipolis Dam Elisha rom 111$-1958, Zellar worked · · /enswuod w Va Wooots up 9 50 m o VanMeter, both o1 West Co!um- Feed F1rm Begms bla, and Mrs. Marie Barnes o1 Starter Program Hlinoilt; six brothers, Gene ol Ohio Valley Industries .:.":&•.,:.,"f:."':'l.J Box 1200, S.n Haftel, Calif., '!rv•• ataiCII weJt of the 1\tiallll!lppl IUver. llawllll an d \iiJ northwest ~ada. Notu from lhl hrttiiJI nolfi\MaOI)IIIIi will mil ~ lntoroalktn•l Guldinc Ey... eabiu: after bil talks 114111 I\lalayeilll Inc., 6431 Denny Ave,, North StraiPt 1'11111 ~mler 'l'trlllb Abdul Rahmlll Hollywood, Cfdij., 11erv01 I be Word from London • lllal II Pm- Pellil end wtii .-t lbt U.I. and Caflll~. Prllidtllt JQM~Qn 1!18 tiPIIQI Red I!IJ'IIII lrtlllmonl. illd- IM!ler Ill!«• fltr the Blind, oome ftnn ltUc fl'om m!lckp- alan ofllelaia wtii attempt ~ 11!1 1031 & Roclteatter l\d,, 1\Qch.,.. peartng British Prime Mlnlatar hbD • lhl adnnte&ea of ....,. ler, Mich., serves the U. S. and liir AlA ~ '1!11111 relation,a with lndonoela ami Canadt. the latter vloill Wubln[!lon this against IDJI premature reconcU- Guiding Eyes for Ute Blind, week. Douglas-Home Is likely to iation will! l\lalaysia. Inc. 11 W. ODII St., Ne'l Yortc be 1111¥i~ in t)le face ol C®IIIIGII t'nlal: 10036, N. Y., ,erves tht U.S. Wlallingtotl llbleoi!Oit• to llfib lltiPOrla frolll Bnlltlllla, ~- second 9!J!)rt Guido Dog ish tred6 with Cuba and quarlero of thll European ComroundaUi!ll for Ill• Pllnd, Inc., the C<lnlmllnioii!OU!IIfifl. lt 0111 mon Market, wltn that Quito tl-11 Austin St., Forest HUla, also be llltlqtJIItte4 tllll he wtu mon jlfdl ootmtriu end other N. Y, ~erves tl1o U.&. speak ~ ltiiPcl ill«lnnJ i!ll .... iuroJ1M11 nttillllll rnay lllemJII - Plkll ll<lil•· Inc., G5 W. Iayola bDIIM llrllata t. ~lfll to liiDI up Qll the Uoiltll 111111 Tow.1 St., calulllilltl 23, Ollio, to have reservall0111 obool lite In tariU lltiJOUatlona beebtnlllt servt• the U,S, de" 'IIO!HIIIIII ~Y .o\1\y. Qtrl, in ~ Ill May, Wtsl a.. All ot \be~ ••enclea rt~~utr. Robert lit S.tlwNt t11M1J ~~ mlnlaw j{url th•l t!w lii!PilcUt (ill QUI a for• /tolia. . . ildh~ Qlllde lbo flnl mt!YII m•l roquul llblclt lncll!dea IPI • • In 1 ...,111\lon 1111' ollie inforrnaUoo abo"l hla IM" In ~lla -'" thel't m Jll'itain and other IIOIIoC!OIIIIJI .... heallb ~!IIIli... ~ hil doc- dwbll \llal. lht· llllmJIIu l)iWo ntly llllltma IIIII Oilmftlon \lit, abo"l hil deP'I'e of bllllll· leQl( wl!ioll1111ve lliiiMiillte Mlo ket l'iPI'Ota~~lallvea boW HI'IJ !lOllS aupplied by a ~ueUfled eye layl!ie 4llfl!lt 111\lllt rest>(vecl ll!kB on the m!nlsterlel lmL speci@Jlfl end pertinent peraon. in IPY N!~ • auQUIIU llriiM so f*r bu liOl rlailll • 11 lltformetlon. meetinp. M 41 1M lbfM IN IIIU, 11trt IN 1\111111 " management. 0 = :• :,-:.: :, lrtlllh CllllU. experience m and Shirley of Mason, ~nd Wen- to ~/tl.!a~wl~~n~lans 1 dell, of the U. S. N.: 10 grand Sept 1 l!NI4 children, three sisters, Mrs. Eu· ' · THE DAllY Sltu!.RIEL SATIN llfARtl Mrs. Margaret Barker, Mason, Sporn up Greenup 9:55 p.m.; W. Va . (expired), Nichols King Pennsylvania up Greenup 3·55 PT. PLEASANT - The fifth Rt. I Buffalo, W. Va., Joseph a.m. : John Lsdd Dean down Ann..t~:~J Science Fair will be Leo11 Wilson, Rl. 1 Long Bot- Greenup 4:45 a.m .; Franc 1s h•:d In the Point Pltasant n;gn 1tom, Newton l.. llu;;t"', Oak. Hougland "P Greenup 5, 40 a.m .. , Alumni Club Is Organized be ready for bids some ti Jn v. r. acy 1s a sell of New Haven and Misses me ber. Bernice and Linda 'Barker both March. Serving with Mrs Shato at home; three sons Ronald co:manEvans, President of the the Coostitutiooal .Committee ;.m .! n~lo ~InC ~~n Ptty th~ ~os~i:.'"h:~:· the BUJ1tl, ~O!!fgn News, ~omment~ry I M h }6th At HI.gh School perked vehicle ~ by Wal- Chicago, which manufacture~ chair~an of the constitutional Winners fro~ the J~al rair Births !~4~ ae::~· Robert W. Lea up ter F. Clark, Middleport. Light Food Processing Equipment. committee. compete 10 lit~ Nmth ~n- Mrs Ross Shuler, Rutland, 2;50 a.·m. , A. J. Patten up damaie was caused to both can Their company Is a subsldl The club will meet again at nual Regional SCI~.! nee J< air daughter 2 35 p m S u n d a y K 'lbert were no Injuries or ar~ of Oscar Mayer and Cornp:~ 8 p, m. Feb. 29 at the be hel_d April 10-11 at Mar· Mrs. RaYmond H. Lowery 435 L anawha River- Lucy Jane reats. and is known as one of the Jea~~ place to elect officers.. Umversity with approxi· Pike St., Kanauga, daug,hter ,ILuc~s : : ~~o';, 2:10 ta.m. 5; ers in the procesing of sau ~ Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, 50 schools from :n coun- 4:48 a.m. ' sunday Mrs Reb· ! · own arrne 4:0 age products. From • ~ the C?Jiege president, descrlb- , in ~h~ Tri·State area .send-l ert Waugh, Rt. 1 c'allip~lis, son, a:m.; He~en Z. down Marmet !/ su..; .. llatll euMI ....,. llldiYidaal Q - Can lbe froquenl Ull of llllltn, bo will . . - lolloN II 10 lhe oldesl. . 1 IIIII laQlp OIUSI permtnllll of 1Uerol 111'-l Ill ftllar.e - ~ye Dog FoundaUon, Bt)l d•lllaat 10 the lkint aol1aw. Sl~. Beaumont, Calif., serves Mr Zelia~ has had a wide Nturnor.,onto Wainul-st n av, m e a left and hit a for Kartridge-Pak MacJjne Co l UMmotr~atosta"'::. N~-~··caan":."ct""a . .. - "'"' • • Le..: . From 1958 until February 1, 1~, _h~ has worked for Devro, a diVISlon of Johnson and John· son f'f Somerville, N.J. This ciJill~ny has developed an edl~;"* by CUfford Kauff, Mid· ~I• ~~m for tho Food Processe~,Secowud-travel!nadg south on 1118F Ield. ...no 'tlthe5, ,, sCieDCe Fair were no Injuries or arrests. Police al10 reported. 1 eolllldon near the intersection of North Secon~-av and Walnut-st ~nday~7.29 p.m. Frank A. . tus, . eroy, driving 11 c_ar '*" . ,...,!'::':.., ....... llfoh tJ!r""".;;;, U the SobiO Service statloo. There ''" *' 1oday's .Medical Report f' Feb. . when he reached an Icy spot In 1gen "?til ?Iter school IS out, the roai! end hit two trees oear some lime m June. f'rty, IICC~>pl rarma cblldren, a daughter, age 13, Va., went out of control and WU!tam B. Henry, Gallipolis and a son, age 16. The family crashed throogh a fence on the R. D. 1, wu traveling north ~m not move to Hillsdale! Mlch- ~If Htlan: ly t Jtar ll!ld aiw1l DO. ~lint ol Wh~t would you do to • I*' ~PPNRclli"' motiwrhoo4· , TIIL!t aon !hat oomea to )'tllll' 110,_ 1s theb ~bllm 1 'l'ht¥ IIJPt II for en aflemoon bum!~ ' seem M Ullmd Ill thel!MWWD;. hole in your bea tabltOloth The~~• otherwiH lltlllfld .,... and ••YI DiJIItlnBf pi., l!hO 'llllllkl mer 1*111 ·at Th11 lllblaclolh waa handld lilY hank alllltm'lllll at Mw11 to me by my crandmolho in my clllltta, foel abllPI>!CI to ar ·•nd Ia prlcolqa. I put aah aail, "Aren't you p..,.O' tray• all around but thla 1J11J YET?" Oft, "Wlula rota evidenUy m!ooed: Then ahe cov• golD& Ill ~ YOIII' ·/UIU17'~ ered up the good alod burn Otherwill polilt folU' .: POint e with her platA!. I didn't dilcov· out I'm not s•tiiDa ODf younger lt UII all Ute glrla loft, I had er. ytone yet II lilt ~. otr to be bor - obo Wll alllinC dear approach, P II IllY' bu&> thor•. - MRS. MADDER blllld nf!lltt;ll mo ur Olio of Ill On• Mra. M. : must b9 lntdaquatt... · • .... . lty LYLI!: C. WILSQN raised Ia: !low many are •~ W!ll miU~t N•F• alltnpalp. Th•ro'a nolhln& you can do Tho re11011 I oan•r htiP Ultill United PreOJ IDternaiiiPlll lllgonlaed and 11ainal whom. InC for oJvll rlthta In lht areal - eaoepl take Ute cloth to an myottl Is thai l'm VII'!' atuffY The tlme bOmb buried in Protlidenl Johnoon ovldetllly In· of III>Uiina IPd oducatiQII ao tlqlllrl weaver and hiVe II re- and narrow-minded. I caa'l President Johltoon's pollllcal fu- tendl to appear before tho an\aloniu Northtrn whites thlt polrodt your dry eleanor will shUf the ail!y ldae IIJaj Ill¥ ,.. l~re Ia ticking away in tlte voten in thla prtaldonllal cam. they will tend to reject clvll dirout you. Iatlont with my ~ IIlii Northern clUe$ where race re- paign as the unqualified cham· rights politicians• And don't convict a gal on our plant lor pr~tatlou are ' l•tlons seem not to Improve but ,piol! of Nearo civil riclttl:. Thai Trlnds Nolod alrc•nnstanUal evldonoe. With Pti'Sonal -'flllr and 1191 ,, .,rllto deteriorate. could lose him 101111 WIUIAI :lome trondi in thla diroctiono Ute millitll around !hat sou on joel to Join tbt r~ a Q d It is one of the ioconsiltten- votea in Utoao Norlhem III'IU ~ mere lrtndl - were noted at a party, any omokor could boo~ J1VloWI over tht brldlt cleo or poiiUoo that Neill'ON where NolfDOI hive btoll moat In laat November'• (Oael 1Jld havo made thai bum. - H. lllbl•. l have lilouPI of :M¥~· are romplaininc angrily lj!anst BJgressive. The unknown fa.,. state elections. Perhaps there Yolll' Helpln1 Hud lltpatllllenl a! suitable answera, bul l wa. raci•l discrlminoliona in theae tor in this liM presidenllal was more than a trend in Boe- Dear Helen : brought up not to use prol8lllty. No~\norn oommunities amon~ elecllon is what ha• been lhl ton, M8S1., whero Ute NAACP Coo!d you ask your reqdera My lritndl Ned fOil< ~IIIQ whiCh New York City Is con- pohttcal impact in Northern had beell lj!ltatinl qalnsl .~ to !IOnd Cll'dl lllld Iettel'l to and parhapl fDII Call carry the picuouo. Now York iJ tho ca~ dti•• of the Noaro demand for le~ed segregation 1n the oublic my lather wlio had a stroke meo5up to them. 1 llon'l lhlnk 0 1tal <'it)' or, civil ~ights. Y e t northern equality. sobools. II became a n angry ftve years ago •na w~• pllfalyz- they know how l'lltle .lbey •~Y: New York s non-wh•tes were tn It 1s an ab8ur4Jty of pol!l!•~ 1controveray, floston aohoo! co~ ed "" that he Is an inv1lld? lie AI the BBmt limo tlli¥bll you the otreots II!IJ mQnth In au~ . that tho great illduotrial oiUoo miUee member Mrs. LoUise can say mly a few wurds and can rtQCh lbe rul ~bQdie$ port of a strike against the : end atatea of tha North hap- D'Y Hicks boldly denied can't uoe his riJhl hand at all. who pla;jlle other WQII)en Ill.Ill)' publtc achools. 1pily . elect conlfOiSIDIUI .l!lld NAACP ohorgeo. Mro. Pay waa He was M on January 10. He sltuollon. In caae YDII ·Aion'l Cleveland, Philad•lphla, Chi- prei!dents who are comm11\ed re;eloota4 to lhe acbool o~ roall.v onjo)IA mail but doean'l ~now wbk:b 11011)' gal4J refer CliO and olhar ~.1 urban to all.oul lnta.,-atlon but ill· m1ttee, teadmg the entire c11)1 get much, and he can't get out to, ll.ey we IIlli IIMI! wbQ ceniAirs . whost pol!tictana e.. cllne to balk at the alJ..oul 111- ticket. 8he polled nearly 10,· durin~ the wlnler month!!. His ~ocklt molhtn or ~i"' ·f.Qu. pouse c1v1l r1ghts equally Wtth l tegraUon ol their own com- 00 vola• more than Maypr add''"" Cline Allman, flos 11, lles wllh "What? Again??" ~ God llld country aloo have mumlillf!. It ts obvlo111 thai John 1". Colllllll who also wu Canaan Valley, Davia, we' t liARltEN BR!DB: · been under N•Jrc preuure for sncli an attitude amonll any re-elected. Virginia. Thank you.-OAUGII· "'ar B B . more and belief h~ainll, jobl 1IBr&e number of Northern white Some analysts of various 1963 TEll. y 011·~ ·;. r1 bt whift 0 ~ or I!Chool tntearatum. There voter$ would ral1e 110me bJs!cal· election returns detocted ctoar Dear Helen: lillY '"!'hey dot•t know 0 w hove been raoial tr011bles in !y Importtnt political questions, evidence of_ a white voters' reb- W•ll you p)e1110 aettle a real rude they are." '!'hey also don't suburblUI ar<!al. such as: elll011 on c1vll righta !uuu. To · know bow dull e are ""l The!< rac!;tl frlctloiiS prob- Do Northern white voters some others the evldenoa w11 Rel..lllll Candl..le; . . . . . chatters who ~ ab~T. ,re aollt&ottizhla some compel their poUUcal can· not 10 clter. Thill oomething A group of former f'reftclt Uons (another is "~I not white cltlaen• In areas where dlda!es to 'dvocate aU-out clvU w'" •tlrrinl in lila North oeem• ll'ourth RepobUe poUtlcal load· married et'") prJ,8 bl Dem~>ntic candidate& lor lo- 1rishts or do the whites PIOrtly ed to be ovldent enwaJI. how. on !o malrills a pl'l!llmlnary but never eh/ •· be<~u e the · cal, state and federal office such c'ndidates whose ever, and II could bo tho tlek· oo far unsuecettlful effort 111 no ·other have been accustomed to over· civil rlih\11 poslllona are til.,. ing ol lbal Ume bomb Ill Lyn. persuade OOIIMI'Valiw former "dumb-eaUe .. th ~ whe!mlnc support. The question tated b)' Ne&ro vl)lersl don B. Johnoon's future. Premier Antoine Pinay, 11, to v!oualy, and IWIIcb ~~­ run the IIIII proaldllllial elf!C!o H. · · Uon. They believe Pioly Wt)Ui4 1e1 alrolls aupport fl'llm 0011181' n 1111 vativo and mlddlHoad mars ·II•VOTID re INT.Iillf . , and also 1 COMid•rablo ohunlr Mlltl MAllON AAtJ4 ly Wi7Qe Q. llrlln~llldl, M.D.\ A - II ltu lq been thousht Ito - Tilt 11111 lalllp 11vq oH ol Gaullill vnlea - If De Qaulte Q - Our farQII!I' pottof Is lhPI phasea of Ute moon al· ultr.,lolo\ lrradliUon and can hlmoalf docldoo nat Ill ftlD, ·Pi~ -·"' 1- fll!'l•l" bltri-1 and a 11f0up 1Q 1h e focled peopll ill lOme myalltr> prodllell the aamo damap II '1 Ia tryln' to dia_,.SO 1n1 ~ ':~ chw;•h want to raise aome mon· loua way just •• II wu Ion I Ute akin 11 dlrool IIUillilhL well draft on ,_ndl o1 hbt .., ., ,.. - v - """'ey to aet him a •l!lilnS·eye doc. lb0111hl lbal lhl world WP fill, Whtltber this dllllllt Ia per• aa• and g111181'al ~Uon - · uo llrll•ot• .. ... ,.....,.. Pie'" alve us tlle' addr011s 'l'bil balltl about lbe moon II IQIIJiro! (causes scarring) do- 1111'1111. :; tw w~ere theoe doc• -.e tr,!nl!(l. ,..., in the dtlivallon ol I h o penAl• on lhl lnltlll!t,y and duo llellle lllYIIIta• .,._ ,. - •lllllll A Tllmo art al leas\ tl&ht WOIII "lunatic" from lhl lAIII! r~lioll ol the Qpoltli'O. B Ulllted llttu Iilc.ntrs IO ..... 01 ...... .. - 'l)lidf- dog IOhOOls ill the Unll- "luna" (moon), Allboulh IIGI1\o Pleioso ..... Jill' .,...uoaa fw lhl "IDII'SOf lllUIId boat" ot ": illi ed Stat ., J>811111e aUil btllove In auch • !llld .,...... It Dr. Wa~ lbe Jlrllllh BeaUu in a big way ,._.':;: 111 Th 0 _ 1"" .... Bol relliUonahlp, theN Is no ovi· G. llfllll\allldl, M.D., Ia • - II then en tnvuion of atml!er Brll- ,.. • ..., - - • · ._ hjiio • ~,. ...,.,, 1110.. , · denve far 11. lbla 1101*· WbUo Dr. Jlrdtl. lab boaiii'OUIIII may be anile!- ...,... . llolhoM ..' .. . I BOO Collisions lilt rlaJII meo ~lilt · tifC,-'-Jt Wllf dot~~~'l )'llllr mOiblr 0111 Allolbllr Spocll.rr,of ~~~ , · ·• " "'''1 ' · off hit appp!t.? lht aould lith. o.r Helan 1 er tool hll Willi' 1Q11 in I ftl · ''"' ·' traah can llt pun!llttro 11 .., tht Moonl' ol 1111 frifll4f :Ill", • aplatter would bt 011 pallr.- ver~ bl& ~obltlll. Yott:Mit h• H been happily married ltr;:lltlr· I Reports From The CaPIto . Snowfall, Ice • m Blamed 1ft t• VIII')' Dint. otl!erWi".t ~~ she IIIII II oii?-W.0; · ' will 1101 U.IAin to my _ . , Del< W1 Plf141f11,- W.Jii.T. tnd IPJ..\'1\o . Only !l Bht !!. . ' 11. 'l'llt&D Wile• a widow rei!IOfta'- h 01 lltll' WIIT1 ' wedfilng rlltl, It ~ /4Jil I 1 -.W:h/' Tony Newleys' party, 11ven 11 a fare· well to their friend• the celebrity who made the biggeol b1t WPI Tan, tllelr 31'2·month·old daughter. In U>e middle of the feetivities. mommy Joan Collins brouught out the blonde, blue-eyed doll, and everybody paMed her around, ooh· ing and aahinl, ' • • Jerry Vale aeem• to be convinced that Mickey Mantle doea pion to plok up an extra buck or two in ahow bualnell, 10 he's been giving him pointers. Mickey's current favorite party IICJDI is "Pick Me Up On Your Way Down." (No, I never heard of it before, either.) ....• Phil Greenwald, the Flo l!ilegfeld of the Calskllla, has ju•t winged bic~ from Puerto Ricp where he signed Tony Mariln and Cyd Charlaae for the Concord Hotel at ''an unprJtcedented fee" - for t h e I r fint iolllt appearanoe in the Eaat. Cyd'a beautiful legs and Tony's tonaib will be on diaplay at the Catakills fun farm on the 4th of .July. Evelyn Piper baa 1 bll beat-seller coming up. Titled "The Nanny," It Ia a psychological thrlll•r that will earn all the literary review oUches from ''You can't put It down" to "Brilliant charac· teriaaUon." And they'll all be true: it'J mlfvelously written and eaormaualy entertainln9. deaervlnl of all the aucceaa lt'l bound to have. • • • Joe Levine, the jolly showman, has deolded to abed hia ph1mpne11. Wilen he rtt\U'oa from Ru111e later tllia week, lle'll enter Docton Hoapltal tor a month ancl go on a medioally·•uparvlaed diet while cunducting bis multiple affairs from there. He juat suddellly •ot jealou• of Marcello l4aalroianni's silhouette and dilcicled The Time Had Come . . . The bisaeat film bit Moscow has bad Ill years ia a picture titled "Tishina" three and a llalf hours dealin_g with the injll• tices and br11talities of the Stalin era. (Doesn;t that sound like great escapist entertainment?) The ticket acalper1 over there are cleaning liP on it. Ali the true believen in the j u z · world will be at P}lilharmonlc Hdl, Uo· coin Center, on Feb. a. The event Is Miles Davia and hla Quintet playing a benefit concert to help voter registration In Louisiana and Mielliuippi. It ahould · be memorable. .............. lmportalll qiMIIIOn DPr lilian : din 1011 help 1114 wllll a 1111 Slnllt lhtn .,_ 11114 """· Woproblem II home! \VIIIIIIV" a~..-. !Ill bllr lllll'lllol low bu. my rrtn. co1111 in~<~ lllf IMNit bJII!I II llllqalda•t 'Ill)' father IIIWa)'J- GOIIIII IPd Willi hfr Wfld ~ riftl In) iii!Ootl ll!lm with bll nllr 11!11· mOH, 'l'h• IIJIHII bar. lholllcl ttnw•. Pomeroy-Middleport, == l!rr a 111end1 Shl ""' 1111' bu.tbl!141 Ill Qrll. . . ftt OM Bob Evans Farms Names Men Dafty sentinel, o .. 10,_!984·3_,- -·- . - - - - - - - - - - To Manage Michigan Farms Property Damages Reccrded Hosp•taJ Ne1Y11 River News ::': :=:; ~the7.; : Evan~ o~nce In Three Weekend Mishaps aoop~~a~ o··~, reac~~~p.ruMJnc ~ fll llab Ev .,. Farma, /Jelen llelp Us! ilaat vehicle Wil an important mile~tone - the first advance beyopd the OlYien· kerosene power era. And it is hydrogen that must take men to the moon and planets. The rapid-fire launchinps within a period of 10 dayl oll\elay I , Eollo II, liat· urn 1 and Ran1er 1110 live proof of the broau and solid platform of capability which has been built under the entire space effort by men in both government and industry . They have made tbe spec· tacular the routine. Tbe failure pf ~nger to achieve its prime mission provides M ao~Jerjpg I!Ole, however. It was the twelfth •tral&hl fail· ure in a series that began as long ago as 1P58. It is still a long way to tile moon. On the day lle died, Presll!ent Kenne· ~Y w~s to deliver a speech In Auat!n, Tex. Th~ words he never apoke live as part of his legacy. Tiley were addressed lo those who advoc~ted a slowing down, a de-emphasis on $pace: "This nation has ~ossed Ill cap over the wall of space and we have nu choice but to follow it. Whatever the dl!floul· ties thev muat be overcome. Whatever tho' ha•ards, they must be guarded against. ... With tho help and support of all Amerlcano, we will cllmb thla wall with both safety and speed - and we s11111 tllen 0xplort ail tbe wQndtra and treasure~ tbat lie on the other side." We sllall, Indeed. ; E•ier•d .G•Dipal!a Among lh""' who entered dan. 18.2, 17.1, II ,_ Mr. Carroll and hla wife, Kay, PT. PLEASANT - Tile Dale Nibert farm end tog up In h0 . on nollers, Pomeroy·Ma..., 2J.• =~ today Ute oppoinl· and three dlughten, Linda, qe lff'o department Investigated the pasture field. ProP"rtY dam- week•;nd 'f,~~~~r ::'d pall! 46, f'.<· Ple1118111 IUS, Hinton State age was estimated at 150 · n ay - 2.31 faWns, Kanawha FaUs 4 • 0 men to head t h • 13, and the twin glrilt, Judy and two accldento and the laFarma, Mlchlpn Joan, age II, now live oo Wal· Pollee ..,. durin& tho weekend, The lhlfd mishap lnv~tigat· l ~~·t Lo~a~::n;:· ~!' F:;:'r~ 62 rising, Otarlestoo 19.27 r.;_ i bai.rt.ry ol ~wholly :""" bum !Wad, Columbus. all resulting In property dam- ed by Stat• Police occurred Ree : Rt 1 v· g.,; Mrnne Do · mg. London dam was running 111 lt'orma, Ohio. ana Mr. Carroll graduated from"'"· but no persooal injuries. at 9:45 a. m. on Route aid 'i;. T~ylor, ~~"27th ~i .. p~: 2 feet, Marmet ~~. feet • n d Naa'--' "'"" acllool Mu kin- The first was Saturday at t7 near Beech Hill when a car PI , t Job J F Ia d Winfteid dam 4 feet. 9 r · -· Carroll u~· ...,... ' 3·30 p m on Route 82 near ea .an · n · ree n ' -·• . , the pre1001 1111m County in 1947. He was th E · 8 ·J f A John 0 . Jackllon. 34 , 1426 Kanawha St., Pt. Pleasont,llloo:l movemooto: 1 Salel .llanqer ol BOO Evan~ wori<lolg In aaleo unlll 1930 wben e · · ones arm ane. slowed down to pull Lois Jean llew- J28 Pleas1"11'1111 In Ohio, baa been DBDI- he went to the Army and , was norUtboond vehicle driven by the road to check a lire and ant St. Pt. p~ Wllliam Oht.l River - Bob Balter ed lbo Director of Salel ID dilettarged Ill iilli2 as a Staft Simon Henry Johnson, 28, Rt. l, car following Jackson dri· E M>Yes Gallipolis l"erry Con down 13, UO a.m.; Jane T. Mlclllpa. Mr. Carroll hal been Sergeant. From 1952 to 11159, he :~lepotf w:.,a::'p:lng ~ by Glen Durst,.47, Lancaster, r~ u.' B~rkley, Hender!oa: dowr, 14, ~ , 35 a.m.; Peggy wu o sales oupervlsor for an· • ~ e: b applied his brakes to vii Hall Rt 2 Albany Mn Hen Down•y down 14, 6:10 a.m.; other meat company 1n central ~s :;~ dri:.n a:o Wa • down and slid on the wet ry W•rner, Wellston, Mrs.' Char: Bingo down I~, .3:1li a.~.; EastOhio. If d . Y yne pavemenl going across the htgh les Everett Landrum, Rt. An2 em down 15, 6.30 a.m., ar Swmney, 53, Ashland , K~, way, then came back acroSs and WeUston Golden R Webb lr drew Calhoun up 16, 1:10 a.m. ; Don W. Zellar of Scotch The 11154 vehicle of Johnson s struck the rear of the Jackson onlo~ a~d Ralph B. Smtih' Ir: Jmioa up 16, 4:311 a.m.; Jeff· Plains, N. J., baa been oeiecled .... totaled and damage WBI ' Damage was esllmat- onton' ' ' boot up 16, ~:35 a.m.; Rose G. al Director of Productjon at estimated at 1500 to tpe Swm- ed a\ $250. · down 17, 5:40 a.m.; Onward up the Hlllldale Plant In 1dlcbi- ney car. Sawday - Carl C. Barry, 18, 7 a.m.; National up 19, mldson. Mr. Zenar otarted to The ~econd Investigated by 3511 Third Ave., Mrs. Wflliam night: John J. up 19, 5:30 work for Bob Evans Forms, Sheriffs departmenl occurred ·B. <:ooper, 61 Garfield Ave., a.m.: Little Edward down 19, ADd Joe the eauoo Ohio 011 Feb. I but wiU .,.,._to Sunday at 3:15 p. m. on Route Mrs. Henry N. Williams, 721 6:30 a.m.; s. M. Jenks down ctl o - - aecldenl today at Mlch1gan this spring. 17 when a car driven by Char· Third Ave., Mrs. Richard 20, 5:1~ a.m.: Stephen Austin 7:11 I.ID. til POWIIHI, Mlddlo- Mr. and Mn. Zeilar have two lene Smtih, 19, of Scarbro, W. S afC Woodyard, 103 Main St., Pt. down 21, U5 a.m.; Jefferson • U.S. Is Scaling The Wall of Space ' .. ~'--'"-! 0. GG_,u_ _._ lb. :" eta. �• ' ,. _., :UCLA' Makes It 19 In Row .th 58-56 Wt·n . Sa turday Wl =lilt- BG 8 vpJ8et v, , By MARTIN LADER " - Wll loot !w about two 11lalua nut Salllt1lay. ..-. '!IbiD 111 1ote a muoclt Eighth' • ranltOtl Vanclarbllt ,., IWDIIIIIIOIII ~ t1 11111111 IIIII 111o VlliiDova playa foui!lll off Louisiana Slate, tMI lege~ ta till& ljfiKcb Dmt IPl W hy and Ca- Saturday, nlnth:ranked Loyola inK ill flvwl1ll cJ!mw IIIII 1M mad 1'11111 la Clll J Jere- IIIIIIIIPII ... ,..e · 1• ,..,. tDU1'IIImllll ...._ It's ... 111M a -* .... the start tl . . NCAA 1 UPI ...... ..... .a. I T T. 'I ::~:p,.r=..:::.: Bucks of Chil!ap waa upoet by 81. ~ohn'o, 71,., and IOih-r,nkH Orecon Slit. beat Pottlancl, 116-el. oTT Triumn r h llllftbtl, Mm,•ilnlltlltjort, o., FMI. lt, .... n.o.n,Seatinel (Md.) Ttmll olfiee lliMI a voice · "lt'o -1." P'./"1A GI£,.., Co!il 1 Collep of Al~t.tllld,~~ lndeeil, beaten Ballimora Inalltuta and .J lht ocore rHI]y wu 11041. Allepny, 1 junior eoU.,e, baa a 17·2 riCOI'II while Ball~ 107 11141't FINAL STANDIHOS lnolllute. 1 cotnblM4 1Kent Sllta ...... I 5 i3T INNSBIIUCk (UP! - Jl'lnai•ManhaU ........ l I 181 416 ~ school and butliiNI ool• mtdlll lllndln,p o1. the 11161 11 u-13. Winter Ol)llllplco: ., Nll!onal BaneiiHIU A-JilliOn •·• h~w dOh it !eel to !0111 OoW Suver BNnot "'N !::~. SVAC ALL ~AN~IN; TEAMGA!of£8 places has . . . h ' II Notlrl)' J I t W· L, Pel. Eoslt'rn .. . .. 10 6 tdil yet. Jl'lnlllHI J 4 s Boston 42 14 .'PM C<>alton .. . . tO 8:. W1 i A handful of achoola, aaGII • By Ualled Prell lnleraallonal France 3 4 o Cincinnati 40 18 .m Nor<' Gallla 9 7 . 9!11' 1mbeaten and lop-ranked UCLA A pair of 40-point perfonnancel Stturday threw tbe < Germany 3 J 3 Philadelphia 2S 31 .448 Soutowestern 6 • ' ' 8il4' 1 ·lla\'1 a Yirtllal lock on 1 beiG, BJ..I Ten and Mld·American Conference raeea wide open Sweden 3 3 1 New York 17 45 .174 K ger Creek 5 It · ..,R I•• bolt there'll he a good deal of ani! another uptet altered tbe Ohio Conference outlo~k. u.S.A. 1 2 s Weot•ra Dlvflloo "I only hLaave a bunchbeol H~nnaP Trace o 15 .:1l 11 ·acrambling in the next few Gary Bradds' 40-point showina wn enough to a•ve Netherlands 1 1 o W. L. Pe~ youn1 kido. 11 year we at .I fteks arROIIJ llle • er more Ohio SMe a 98·96 overtime win over Indiana and move ,' ' Cl!nada 1 o 2 San Franclaco 3t 1M .588 them by a couple of pointa and · ;. colleJos still ill . . . eonten. the Bucks into second placo In the Big Ten behind Mlch· Britain . 1 o o St. Louis !!3 17 .eDO I ,..., lhe coach muol have SVAC ONLV IIIli\, The II! lw, . . lilly rna- igan. The victory came after runllerup Illinois was Italy o 1 3 Los Anleleo 32 28 .es! thoopl I waa kidding when I TEAM " L ', P jor tallll dlt 1>1 a perfiCI downed by Michigan. , "I know you'r• Sandy'• fath.r, North Korea o 1 o Baltimore 24 34 .414 asked him to take II ea1y oil Nortl Gallla .. 7 I OfB ~ ..... QXI ' 0 INI. Tontaht the Buckey.. lake on - but shouldd't 1 olllnd closet Czecho'Ylklt 0 0 1 Detroit 15 40 .273 ua Ibis year. All my 1ood piiJ'· Eutern . . . . . 6 2 41Ji lor Ita Hilt a 'it' 1 1 W. lht Dlini in Columbua in t~• Saturday's Result• era graduatad la•l year." Colttnit ... .. . 4 4 GS:t ! ' • 1 Jump boll?" ursday lligbt. llral action ol anothot crucral aiG TEN Bosoon 135 New York 114 AI Si khoim the All pny Soulllwestern 4 4 o~~,.. 11uw IN &.a. - · Wisconsin vlslll Ohio OUT FOR TWO WEI!Kll TEAM w. L. 0 OP Cincinnati _Jill Baltimore 105 coa!~ ex~ained that, w."walt· KJger Creek 4 I 110. :~ , 'I'Im!t fl. b ~n~~r~llkelJ ean- Stale on Saturday. Bradd&' 40 I PlllLAEDLPHIA !UPll-VII- Mi 1 San Franctsco 103 St. Lowo 97 ed 8t hall eoort double--teamed Hanrtur. Traco 0 . 8 8111i r . didates for NCAA berths ... in polnll marked the fourth COR· lly United Prell lnl•rnatlonal c ur.an . .. .. .. 7 1 688 597 Philadelphia 109 . ' TOTALS .. II 3161 action tonl&ht. 'nlird-rlllked stc~U!ve aame he hu reached Tiffin Columbiana 49 lonova'& captain and high Ohio> State . .. .. & 2 631 606 Los Angeles 101 and •tole the ball over and .. .. .. . , 678 6119 3 5 v-tuckv IS. at home to MlR5Is- that level and propelled him Fostoria 45 OT rer. Wally Jones. wJll not eeo Minnesota ...... Monday'• Oamea over agatn. FIIIDAY'S REI\11''1'81 =• , action for aboul two weeks due Illlnol• 3 2 435 406 . , · ' oippi State. foorth ... anked W~ further Into the national scoring Massillon 73 Canton C.C. 51 to 1 muscle teat· he suffered In N ...t ..... " · 4 • ... ••• !No gamea IICheduledl "But we d14n t play as if '" Coaltun. 111 Kjlgtt Creek 32 't · ~"'••t race. Can~n t Li nc oln SS ortt.!les. •rn ·... · · S •4 ~ t rn .., •• Han••• I ehila pays t s mo st nnv~-· Saturday night's 63-59 loss lo lpuMue 801 "'" 610 were hu•... .,..,. We oould" blvt E"'," ·-· Tra~ " •n game of the season at Drake, j But the man he musl catch Akron St. Vincent 32 LaSalle. Ml h• St Ti2 NAMI! COACH pressed the whole game. , Nor I• Gallla e8 Rutlan.'i 83 and seventh-rao~.ed Duke will Howard Komlveo of Bowling Cantoo Tirnken 57 Warren 47 c .(,'IR a11 · · 3 1 724 Rlotno 71 Soulllwestem 48 · . .. at Virginia. Gr..n - was busy 100. He net· Columbiana 83 Minerva 43 NS CE Wlsonsin ........ 2 4 490 530 MARIETTA (UPIJ " 'Alert Raskin didn't aee it that way. TUBStlA'I''S G4!oiES:' 1 4 349 403 , c. Lofferty, an uslstant laat He sard his timer dlstovere• "orth Gallla al Soulhwe•trl'll Kentuck·.·, which troonced •·• 44 points in leadln& the t Miami Trace 74 Hillsboro 72 PICARDY WI RA low• · .. " .. " PARIS I UPI 1,- The $60. 000 lndiena . "'~any Wll 11""pl•• thl '' Ml!sissippr,' 102-H, Saturday '"" lightly regarded Fa!COIII to a Ashland 67 Coshocton 65 OT Pnx de Paris trotting race was · · · · I 5 Ui 539 [ year. Salurday "'" named that """" . ..,. ... ll:aotem at Coaltoh n'·hl, Is tied wllb Geor•la Tech 71-61 overtime stunner over Time Rivers 71 Kilbuck 58 o d b PI rd MID Am•rlottD 1 head football coach at Martel· clock when hts team handll!d FRIDAY'S GAIIIJr.S· •6 .. • won ,,un oy y ca y, a the bill ".' for the Soulheaolem Cooference MAC Ieeder Ohio University. Wost Lafayette 85 French entry. Duke Rodney TEA\! W. L. 0 OP1ta college. 'l'he former 0 h l o .. · North Gallla al Eao!•rn . lead and lht Wildcats are I• Sil of those polnll were free Tuscarawas 83 and Porlerhouse. two Amerl~an [ Ohio L!niv ... .... 7 2 741 GM Wesleyap Unlvel'!llty looiball When th~y ,lot II, tht clock Swlhweotern at HnnMn Tr"cl! ·fond to eapture their lim out. throws in the extra period. MUiersbure 65 Loudonville 60 entries. finished out of the Miami . . . . . . . . . 6 2 !184 505 captain will contlnut as head started aga111, Raokln oald. Wilton at Kyger Creel . Jfcb1 twa Iince 1951. Otterbeil Move1 Up Orvllle 6S Hiland 62 money. Tol<<io . .... . .. .. 3 2 390 351 track l'Oilch. He succeeds Ken- "I told the referee about il Coalton at Blackfork · ' Wlcblllt lllflored 111 !lrlll Mls- His showing turned tile MAC Oberlin 43 Medina 40 !western Mich ... 3 5 639 174 neth A Mead, who ttslgned In and ho uid there Wll oothlnc SATURDAY'S GAMF.Sr IIIUl'l Valley C<>nference defeat, into a lhree·man race, although Madison 70 Perry 52 WELTERWEIGirnl MEET Bowlmg Greer. .. 3 5 574 115 Jan"ary. I could do. Someone uid 1M $oulllwlllerb at AlltbiYIJI!__ dlapp~Da a 71-74 dectlion to the llobcals remained on top. Newark 48 Euclid 44 WORCESTER. Mass. (UP!)- 1 · B~ Saturday, but con i In a key contest, runnerup Mi· Shaker Heltlhts 82 Earl Owens of Pleasentvllle, strengthen H• posltloo against ami lo II Toledo Saturday. Ohio I Garfluld Heights 611 N.J.' and Dilk French, the New , .. 'runnerup Drake. . U. is idle until Feb. 19. when , Hillsdale 93 New London 64 England welterweight charllpl· Duke ••Joyed a pleaaant they visit Miami. j Covington. Ky. C<>thohc 73 on from Providence, R.I .. wlll weekend with a 104-73 root over In the Ohio C<>nference. Wit· Hamrlton Catholic 69 me•t In d Ill-round bout hert : ~land and can all but , tenberg maintained Its grip on 1Cincinnati OePortes !5 , Thursday night. ' elinch the Atlantic Coast Con· . the lead by whtppmg Mount 1 Clncmnall Lincoln Helgbls 311---'---=-- - - - 1 'terence title by beatlni weak Union, 77-42. but AI Thrasher ! Wyominr !6 fteadlnl 47 · 'Virrinia. rein jured a knee that kept him : Bethel 86 Hornersville 14 Hamilton Twp. 14 Mlebilh oa Top oot of heavy action Iince De- ' Lancaster Jl'enwlek 611 Monroe Twp. 44 Second·ranked Michigan tool< cember. I Berne Union ~ Canal Winchester 51 care of its closest pursuer in Otterbein. showing signs of; Marysville tit! Plain City " l Pickerington 40 ; the Big Ten race by stopping challenging tilt Tigers, moved I Johnstown 74 Granville 33 Olen tangy 68 Dublin 62 Illinois 93-32 Saturday as Bill into the runnerup spot as fresh·! Teays Valley 72 Chillicothe 75 : B otin' scored Yl poinll. 'nle man Don Clrloe tamed 241 Fairfield Union 48 Greenfieid McClain 61 ! 1 IVPrines meet Incliaoa next points in 1 110-80 upset over the[ Piketon 71 Wellsoon M Ashtibula Harbor 50 l f 1rdav. Zips at Akron. It dropped Ak· Volley 83 Hamden 67 Jefferson 4f I •j ;lltr·;anked Davldsoo wa• ron to fourth place. Portsmouth East 86 Waverly 65 ' Portsmouth 81 •• ' ., over the weekend aod wiD WilmlnK!on stayed atop the Chesapeake 59 Rockhill 44 C<>lumbus Central 76 •.· ,.eking to protoe\.lta Soutb- Mid-Ohio l.eli"O with a 93-13 Fairview 75 Bay 74 Athens 59 l : o Conference 1eat' 11tdnol tle<:Won over Dollanct. Welt Jefll!l'IOil II C<>lumbus Eaotmoor 51 : ' ·hmond on Tuesday and FurSevea Gamet T011ipl Sautheaatem Ill C<>lumhus Eut 86 .... : . '" '" Thursday. Toledo, pac:td ~Y Ray \Vol- Geol'llltnfll 'IS F~yettevUio 41 Dayton Roosevelt U - · Villanova, tile No. 1 tum lord'• 31 polnll, whipPed Pill- Milford 64 Mlldettt II Utile Miami liS Lakota 52 \ : and In search of an NCAA at· Ametlclll, lhltd-rankl!d nation- North Deatbom 45 HatHson 44 Greenvllle 45 : Iorge berth bad liiClre lnluble 1111J 1JD0D1 1111111 colleJtl, by Pleasantview 0 West Millon 43 ot : than 11 bargained fw Saturday. 117-'19: ClnclnnaU got by North WlllllllliiOn 48 Hamilton Oarlleld 71 ; ~' "' only did It lose to La81Jie Te111 Stale, ft.tl, IB lion Bon- Groveport 49 London 41 Mlamlobut& 48 ~ · 83-511, but loadln( ...,... bam had the bnt nilbl ot hll Columbul DeBalee 71 Ayersville 4S Carll~le 82 -~ ii!' earearwlth!lpolnii;Jei!Oeh. MountVemonSt Vincent 51 Venia 73 Jelferoon 53 .' .!1ring hit S'7 polnll tnd Char]ay Columbus Hatlley Ill Toledo DeVllblos 1 : 3 lll!l Cotea 2S aa Miami avenpd tn Sprinafleld Cllhollc 41 Lima Senior 10 urller l011 bJ dumpiDI Xavier. Lakewood 14 carroll 811 Delphos St. John 16 Celina 12 97-85 and Central State contln- Columbo• St. Mary til Tow"""nd I Mooroeville 41 ;· ,,, fOP aDle ued ~tong the winning path, to. Ohio Deaf 47 Grovtr Hill ItO Mendoo 100 ' · · 72, over Lincoln (Mo.) to up lis rocordlo-_~,.z_.- College Scores By Ublted Prtta latenalloJMII EAST J'llln (NY) 71 Loyola (Dl) till St. liS Navy 113 ~~~:;~~· Tech 6S Erie ln.st. fl& Wuiottrloy Mired Lilpt ~ B. Smith, 158; I, (Conn) 85 Bowdoin 15 IJllitoppero Wh••ley, 158. 71 ;•l~lo ~.. T. Clilllnd - D. ~ed. 437. ecKI 10 Poln""IO 71 L. Clelland Team Hlt:h Game - Pomeroy 100 ng's I 6S lfo. 2, J7i. U 88 Brandeis 45 . L, Mc:EllrlrtMJ J .' Bailey Team Hi&h Series - Middle51 Gannon 48 1'dl p0r1 Dept. Store, 2450, Westmlnlllr 101 Gtntva til Buctmell 72 Rutpn ?I W..IIAill .Ualhlnhbleo 79 Columbia 57 8END LEAGUE B. Jlolllll 288 Jlehiuary 3, 11184 Huf1tra 80 WUkea 86 R.· 'Rouah 401 Pteton• Hardworo Cornell 84 Brown 68 M. Jlolllll 332 J Chapman 419 Cheyney 71 Shlpptnlburl 69 351 PJIIIbnrgh 71 Fordham 70 J. Gress 46! t Pickens '1,\tal 1503 R. Clark 440 Alired 70 Allegheny rl , Wool LIIU 390 Providence 77 PhiiUpa II era J Musser 563 St. VIncent 6t Carnegie Tech J . Bachner KIDi Plit; Tull~l 2168 Duquesne 90 Ky. Wesleyan 0. Balliclt 395 Won 1 Loot ! Wash J;f (} ~ank M. 43 P. Boatlclt 40-1 C<><a Cola WoJ!1er p:: 1 ard l1 401 Fi~ Sw.rlllgtn D Dclson 44t 81 ~ cl1 ,.(NY) .. 473 Dqlt awelriftion T Anderson 403 ' non "' 73 Falrle.li!ll Dicit. 18 'l'illltl 16114 H \Vhltlolrh 462 Willltt...l I K Alkei 355 Sail 6ll Vlll 79 A~.. U. rt . . Cllll Bhnd 390 • anova .. c. Winebrenner T·n1.l . fi'2 2051 (Pa) Sl 76 ClalrtOD 73 L. Wllleb!etuH!r 313 Won ! l,ost I , ~2 HDa:tm:th 6S 344 C.&S.O,i, L.~ 71 W : : Tech .. !II 1;. Stllbart B Bndlm•r 486 cr .. Tot$! 1779 C llotky 406 71 Mcravlan 51 . City 100 Woyneobura 84 fi. Rarnhart S45 Nri lfafell G Villugh.:~il 26S CrOll '/$ AllUmptiotl 67 Billie Gumiore t;; King 81 ~~~~~~~';~* ~1 ~~=n ~ 4>9 Bob Ollnme H• •t t: 264 1Ku zto'"" E Stroutlsb A. Sftyer 474 TlliHl 1848 1: 11 Conn St Alb u~: 526 Doug Miller W~on 0 Los! 3 INlil.ll'i as Seton IWl~ Total 1839 RaclM WilD liMit Crorts 484 Clark tM Brooklyn Coil. 17 311a J;e Moyne (N.Y.) 64 Siena 41 ~ C'l Grirnm p. CUilolllf 475 Hemon 508 Temple till Lalayelte 10 (OT) 41? Rider 72 C.C.N.Y 57 294 I. CUndllr Bl'hlloh 48e Booton U. 110 Colby 4f . M. CUndiff 297 Dat~t 2364 13 Manhalllll liS 462 B. CUndiff Total Army 110 lllllton Coli. .. 1729 Total Woa 3 Loll 8 !\bode llllnd 106 Vfl'llllllll 15 1\'0bttoatt Ma..achuoetll tM Alllet. lnt 10 Men'i Hlgb Game - A. Sto~1101 Koyotone m Connectt<:ut ao Maine 5I bart, 20t. Woftltn'l, lt. Sawyer, Fox lOUTH 178. I William• : All111ny (Md.) 310 Men's Hiib &lrill - J. !lal· t Cr•i~ BaltilllCil'l lnatltute u ley, 551, Wolneo, A. Saw yet ·1 So~tyer Nortll Carolina Ill Wake F. 71 174. 8 Wilford David Llpacomb til Union 11 Theatll HJah Cll!mo - Box · Totul 2169 Tennessee 82 Mlal. St. 5I Cars, 118. W01t I La•l a Duke 101 Maryland 7J Tea)n IIlah Series - New Ha· Goo4wla Prladaa Kentucky 102 Mlslisllppl 5t nn, latt. 4114 Mr·Kenzie , 23 Ntwbmy 71 Presbytarlan 74 J. Aikor Se•lot No, I 488 tlorlda Southern Ill Mereer II Manu.l 18 N. Carolina St Q Grueser 441 !Wet . • ... f71 . Sears I. Howell M. wm SBB Total 3301 Handicap R. Powtll 338 Woo I Loot I Total P. a...tw.ll Sll2 .. , -....,. High School Cage Results a. ' """"I U: ""' ....... [ / ·· . wan;. ---- lllaht. · The los8 left Coach Dick Mil' Devila liD a I-ll allll 1ttr tbt year. · .RuUand olmply couldn't ltnd jlie ranat Ia the Jlnal two I""' lod• all« playln& lht Alhtn1 County team a cioll first hall. \1le Red Devllo lllll)o traDed IIM at tho cloot fl. lht second ~arter but leU lteblnd to when tbl lblnl period enclltl. .. Rutland mtnaptl to 1100te •ty four fleW pala In lht 1aa1 baH. '!lilkey of The Plains led all . JClOring with 2Z plo oo 11 ; a-Id goals. Llnacolt and Alter ,: · ilao hit cloubll filUm fOr the f Fner'a with 11. and 10, re\:" . vely. Rutland'• only doo· ' . filurt ....,.. - bit Lar· i: i7 Barr wltll 13. 1 The cold obootJDa O..lla .,.._ ~ HCted on only II at 'II field · (OBI tries lor 21 per cent while .:·,lJ21e Plalno bit on 15 of 88 for ,. :ft .per cent. Rutland also tallied on 16 of Slloill ahotl compartd -j 1o IZ or II fttr 'lbt Plains. In lht preliminary contest, '!'he Plains reserve team 8(!()J'ed - 36-aO triumph over the Little bevlla. Roger Davlll waa 111111 fttr Rutland with 10 and Wat. lice pe.:.d 'lbt Plalna with II, $y qUII'Im; '1'he PlalM · 15 33 47 a-a tulltnd 11 30 39 41-411 .o T1te Plai111 Qilkey 11-0.; Rllq I 4 Pendarpal I 0 8; Lbtloolt --IS; AJ. .....a-lt. Totala :K--12-41. . . - 'l'lllil z.-t...t: Stftlrt 3-1-7; HI-ll; Lambert fl-3._.. '-l~; TQ!tlo 1f--UI *• 4'1.. •llr• e: Weekend Summary B7 Uai!OII PNu ln-allllll · S.llltda7 INNSBRUCK, Aualrla (IJPI) Billy Kkltl ol Stowe, VI., aJIII Jimmy Heuga of Tahoa City, Cllll., ftnllhltl ltOOild and third In lht men'a slalom race at the Nlnlll Winter Olympic Games. INNSBRUCK, Austria (UPI) -Ruula dtftatad canada, S.2, and Wlltl the lold medal lor ice hockey at lba Winter OIJmpicl. ST. LOUIS (UPI)-IIab Pettit of the St. Louis Hawb became the blgheot ICOI'et In I h e hislorJ ol the Natlooal Baaket> bill AIISOclation when he scored hil 18,2101b point of his career aplnat t1tt San Francisco Wit· rlon. MIAMI, Fla. (UP])-Admlral VIe IIIII Tap Gallant finished In 1 ._. beat for rrral lit 1111 ltnllnolo Han4icap at IJlaleah Park. ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI)-GUD Bow rCllll(lld Ill a rictory In 1111 ...100 Sail All. lonlo llandlcap at Santi Anita. HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) Middltblll7 Collt~P won the Ill' oual Dartl!llllltlr Wln18r ClraiVal crown fw lkllnc and jumping. ....., PHO!NIX, Arlll. (UPI)-Jact Nleklaua liNd a II "J the 111111 round lor a total ol m 111111 1 tlrJ'eHirGke •lciGry In lh6 • · 000 l'boiiiJa Opell Golf 'I'GIInllt menL JNHSJIWCK. AUIIIrla (UP!) -TGI:elf IIIDctn IIi lftlrft1 . . tured lht ftna1 1014 8IICIIi fll the Wlnttr Olympic Gamel by !1llllbllllllrat ·" "·' •peclal altl julllll. LOW FINANCE Ttlal j Ci'o'ar'• ToWl • il. Silllllt YU.III• .................. I I I Rill 1 I, 1 r I "' ......., " .... 4•1ll'h4\o £OAH II ........, _ _ _ _"'1 IMCIII DRIP llldl IINb 11111 Hma eut. 111 Ill • I Htwe It . 1M IIIII II naw, while winter weathtt"a worlt. u.. dryer fer :10- flltt lll.llll'fllll,_,.l opportunity to try In It Ita the 10 lla)r IIIII pel'iocl, )lOIII' ewn hOrne, CIUI:t• autemattc lnltalltl If, It the you are not lltilflaG With tilt . ~ . . II' .., *WW, • ,_ CIMIW IIIII the )! 1111111~· ..........,. OAN A U VJIUll CO, I·· ,. :r '>.. " WY 2•2,171 I 2f/ '• 435 · :1 2302 Dett. Store 320 3111 3G •w 711 ·~· t I f!" Fry ~ J. 1M I• s. .. ·.' .~ ·'i ' - Ind. Hl&h Sarin- Jack lacbo nor, 583. Team llli!ll G81lle - Raclrte Womea'a 1'lllntlay Letlpt Jaauary 38, liM · Laluoark P. Bilikam S'/1 N. Carsey 317 [. Couch 351 J. Hysell llll4 317 L Burt Handicap Sll Total 2135 W•ILoott . ' llmOb'l Martel P. Ottllba M . G• . lurdttta 214 fit S90 Hanrlleap lA 1171 D. N1erl Tot.! Wa I Loll I As a team. Solem c011necled on 211 of 6S shots for t 3 percent while ltiiiRJ 23 of 30 at the charily hne. Salim'•. seaaon record dipped to 6-12 w1th two of tht>lr '"'"'' . coming at the hands of Rio Grande. Back on Dec. ta. the Redmen scored a 94-71 wm •t Sal•m. For Rio Grande. Terry Wllliamo led the w~ll balanced. at· lick with 22 pomts w1th D11lon and Marks each eontrlbuting 18, Maryland St. 17 Morgan St. BO iChlcago U. S7 Kendell Coil. &I Gregory 13, and Gilmore t2. Richmond Ill Va. Military 90 Ohio St. 98 Indiana 90 (0T) The Redmen not only snapCarson-Newman 92 Tolorlo rt Pan American 79 ped a two-game losing streak Howard Coil. 89 Minnesota 71 Jowl 71 but saw their season record 56 William & Mary 54 Miami (0.) 97 Xavier (0.) 85 I jutrop to 10·7 by virtue of the Manhall 85 E. Kentucky 7S Detroit 100 Notre Dame 89 triumph. Hlrh POint 80 Catawba 57 Bowling Green 78 They canned M of 92 shots va. 82 G. wasbtngton 77 Ohio u. 89 (0T) from the floor for a 41 perrent , Valley St. 103 Muskingum 95 B.•Wallace 82 average and dtd well at the Alabama Sl 14 ·Kan••• 67 Iowa St. 6S black stripe with 17 of 24 char1 71 Auburn 17 . Nortnwestem 93 Mich. St. B5 ity attempt• . . d a7 Mill,. 1 ~~ Kent St. 85 W. Michigan 84 'l'lluroday n1ght Rio Gran • ChiCllfiO Tech 50 will play host to Campbell•vllle 1 Coli 19 Illinois lnsl. Tech 47 College of Kentucky on the · John Carroll 11 w. Reoervo 74 GAHS planks and Will be seek· 61 59 St. 101 Livingstone 81 Bethle 67 Ottawa 48 their second victory over [ St. Mary'o !HI Rio Grande (0.) U3 Salem 77 The Red· Loyola (Md. 1 13 Ferris 107 Calvin 64 St. 98 DePaul 67 lndlona Tech 131 711 Florida St 72 Spring Harbor 's 64 Adrlsn 72' Olivet oo 86 L · · Tenne11ee 7;'!:,';;;;.adt.l8 Kalarnoroo II Alma 77 Hill'<lalo 71 Northwood 73 87 Alabama 71 81 Aquinas 95 N. Michigan tK Wheeling 57 Loull<•lll• !IS Marquette 73 VlrRinla Wesleyan 70 Evar.svllle tK S. Illinois 73 West Liberty 61 C. Mich. 71 E. 111. S7 . Ky. 126 Tampa 79 Central Missouri St. UO . St 107 Tenn . A&l 94 Lincoln U. !Mo.) 72 84 Belmont Abbey 73 Heidelberg 95 Fenn 69 Csrolina 64 Elon 54 OtterbPin 68 Oberlin 57 Richmond Inst. ft9 Hiram 81 Kenyon 70 Brid1ewater !!! ,Wonstet II Marietta 74 MIDWII!ST 1 Witt<'nberg 77 Mt. Union 42 70 St. Louis 57 . Ohiu Wesleyan 82 1 . 71 Oklslloma 89 Transylvania 72 Indiana (Incl.) St. 13 1 Bluffton 7! Earlham 70 Dopauw 10 · Wilm .. gton 83 Defiance ll . Benedlcl'o II omaha 13 Bethony tiS Caae Tech 61 93 Illinois 82 Wilb<rforde 119 Oakland City 115 71 Wichita 74 SOUTHWEST 103 Monmouth (Ill.) IS Hoo•ton 74 Trinity (Tex.) 57 II Purdue 8D Clncl•nall 78 N. Texas St. ell ' Sherwood hit ' tWo long jump the Redmen lllin dilplayed shots, Freshman Gary Duoler perfect team play II they b!lp. tdded three short j\lmpera. and 1<1 each other get opt.: and 64 Jim Runyon of Logan, W. 'ocreened off for several nice Va. contributed six points. .lhots. Senior Tel'l}' Wllllallll then ! Dillon, who enleted the con· cut the heart out of the Salem 'lest as ille natloo'o number twe Tigers as he whipped In two rebounder in small college play >try quick tay-up ahotl on long behind Vlrcinio Slate's Mel pastes from Dillon, who pick· Brock, added 21 carooms to ed off 23 rebounds dume the hlo Ioiii and ltnerally made II contest. . tough underneath tile boardo for Capt. 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M ....... - PI'HUfl _ _ ' • Uprl1ht Pretzers n• · •Y ,QtAJIING $189 $229 • Air Condltl•n•ra - - ' " ' · • Dehumidifiers . "' NO MAJOR REPAIR BILLS __.,.~ ., • ,t · F0 R 5 L·O·N-G Y ~ A,~S"'·' ',,10 '~$2 . .~li.ULlY GIVEN ., . Nll' ·· fOWN . • "• "What are we 1 tChftt :A. 1111. . S'/1 . D• .airJI M. Dctallalll . L. I Tealll Nt. I c .Ohllbpt E. Stlrleo c. 8aclllltl' N. Slol7 P. Mullin o.Bdolllt Will ., NO ·B I TOial ..,.. 121 L Mtln It, J. Crow PlrmiH' Ht. I F'. Wolfe · D. Reed :. Karr B. Ne•s• I:. Hy;, " ''"ndlcap Total · Wen !_Lolli l J ,.. ... ITY 391 'l'otal Won I L..l I )'OW '"*'' a... . w.. lit Loll "' 3M Jfandlca~ ......, I"'IWIH J(. Whaley R. Co!eniaa D. Nelson D. Jenkins B. Davi£ s, Clalworthy ' I Mfw _ . _ _ c::a ......... ... .., Ill Mltlllleporl - Ind. High Game 422 lJ. Q111w lfanclictp Total , Woa I Lost Z watlun r.tlll ,... Clair)' D.•lket , ... 167 1145 Weill Lilli 911.. ,...,...llntth .. RATE? ,_...,. ____ .... .,... .... .., . ...... .., .... ,.. ....., 332 278 lfaltdlciiP d lhm! minu'" remalntnc. Du,. a 11-77 lead with juot 49 IICOndt aocounled lor 14 of hla points. ford 2-fl-4 : Vincent 3-5--t: 'I'OTALS ,._,,..,., lng lhl! eharge 1-4 Jahn Ora- left. l 'lbe ooly. other Salim pl4lyer In Mellftlgtr 2-11-4: Runyon Halfllme con of McKoeaport, Pa. con- Allhoogh ou....-..1 by S.ltm rU!Ubla fll\11'11 wao John Gr• 1-1: TO'I'ALS 28-23-'19. 50, Salem tl. vtrtl'<l six o! nine !ref throws. 41-43 In that wild -.1 hall, con who acored t!. I ....=,!).• T. WaliCIII D. '1111111 Want a nice ,_.. a,. ..,. To The Plains The llutlancl !led Devil• clos• out reJUiat INion cqa _ ;lay with a 11-48 ttetllack at tho : ...... fl. ..,. Plalno Saturday .· · boll oclll'O <( 4aruntay'• ~0 ~ 1•1 '111en .,.me the ~t.r Jltllh by p&tl by atllklnt latlr frea tbrowt lhetwOIId ..U. 1111111 JCOI'In& victllJ)I : Wlh!e,. lll 1 Ill' c,..., · lht Ttaen as thly clawed !halt llHI Glllllote finished lite )011 IHihoro willr Z4 points and won SALEM co~t 11'1) tl-1-13; bltlob. .......II; - •ay back and narrowed . the wtlh two lOIII eortltl' ahota .. the applaute ol the ~roWrl 'il'itb 8IJetwliOt. 10-4-lt: Ora<on mere s--t-,12; Mn. ....._'- , count ta 11·71 Wilh JU!I under the Rio team billted baek 1111o hit radar-hke loRJ shot ·lhat 3-7- u: Johnsoo l-4-2; SWf, Yoong ~~ adk>Ct t-~ :!: D D ' .Red Dey. : 't "D G 4 Tt t. I ·. ta lft~j ,aid Ala• Ra1kln, the Baltlmon lllltllui! Clllch, "I don't believe In this ruMlng up the score. '!'hey made a biS lllln( of 11. · !!r ·.IM li4f!!lllldouf lijan ""'"' GttKon', l,fafu, act fOf the llfdmen it ht ~th._ outslat ~ . ot ifWij WO· aJtd Gtl1nore. peel ill tlve polnla and Dolr lladli, lllllt .~ IIIII &.ve , Not uhllliAI'I}' 8rolhtn drop- Matl!s added a pair of =WdGilnilll'& lilt 1llo Gltltle Cot- fled lrl two free throira with p~aslnc revBH lay-up shol8 at lege Jtedli!!C! -.1 tbllr loth 17:11 ltlft 11! ihe lll'St half did the 8COtt -~ to 46-25. vic,~ of t!Lo ~ ~IY Salem rtl on , the -board. FollowJnc the hllftlme break, nl~ ..... dlef Oll• ..ilfllll 8a- '!'heir polnlll 1ft and far Salem llclllmed liP Its delel!RS !em W. V1. €DIItiiiMI .. the ~ee.1 aller that IB the R~- aod uoed their iCcllrk)l at the hardWUOil ol Gtllia AA!ademy men ttrnllnded Ill h!iJcl lha hM free tbrow line combined willl \VIth Wlllwna IIIII .Centlr hand lnd Increase lh!lr mltlln Sherwood'• constant b88ke!eet' Paul Dlllon 111!11 colleellag to 1M with IS mtnlllb reina1n- lng ta close the gap to 10 points. polnta the lint b611. IIID Clran- lng. · However, lhlo rally came too de ;peel to a Rl1ilflllilt .i..d 'l'll~n • little guard, &-10 Tom- late u 1\lo Grande had enjoy. and lhtll ~ IM=itlfi'e my Sherwood of Niagara Fall8, ed twa WC>-polnt leads. at 54mined; l)lda IIY file · Tl&~ N.Y .• br!gan htttlftR ant he tick- !4 aod 56-U, before the West ers to l'llty Iii tile ' hall. l!d off live str"IRht markero lor Vll'llnialll caui!llt fl,... C<>aeb Al1 f.anttall!'l teem the visitors 1<1 make the score The Redmen cruised olq made it took ...,. !lit flrllt four t3-14 at the halfway point of alona with a If to 17 point lead mlntltft llf pJif u 11117 l'tlllecl tile 11rt!t hall. illtoughoul liiCIIII of lht second to a 1£1.0 )tid Clll 1111! lallftoi!lft So(ibmore rebmmdlnR llt't hllf and were out 11'onl 71<62 hombardlna fll 'flllltama, rft~ Paul Dillon then got into thi at thl lfl.mlquta muir., · · · sfdnd' : : • 1/al:.:-Dl~::·uaul b~.~: :~t·:ood." ~; 1 · S~llrkii! .. tho wQ tiiH8. Alllld If the autcolllf wn · nW' alhlette ·rtllt!MI ~~~·: tht ICboola, Rlikln anowol· "I have 11kl!d thein. Ill ""' ulo us for IW<l ~Am.. " year. one oo oor ClOUrl •"" · .., ~~~Irs. We'll JOt bac·k thtm. . .. les• ~;..~~ l:"::lk~-:.." n.. Rlo Crallde Runs Past Salem College Quintet, 93.79 Yup, That's Right, Seoter WasACC210,BIJust 23 7.:·!::rr~m-lnl ,::n:~~~U!'~m;.~-;: anawued oeore AMI: · ,. · ~ - �•' Classified Ads Get Results. 6-Dal!y Senunet. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 .. Feb. 10. 1964 - - - - - - - - .... - • QUALm ltl(lll A. II WY. 2-5127 . ONE 2-room apa-ent bath. Private entrance. Mill St. CaD WY i-3o5f, Pomerov Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 5 room fUrnished houoe bath, washer and dryer and garage. 6th St., Syracuse. CaD . . . . . ., u pW .............. '"'"'- WY For S1le For Sale 2 10 tic $1899 ..w...nuHa . C..tl nut Ave., Pomeroy, Ohlo. Ph. PahHo.IIOD ; · I Pomeroy Motor Co. 1962 Monu 2 Dr. .. 0., ....... t-ufiUciiU.. llDBd.Q o.ulfDe lhOO .. IL W1J11 .. • .. OS'*' aiU 2 SIGNS iportmont with basement and garage, 143 Butter- The sharpest us ed Corvair around . Rt'd finlBh. red bucket seats , 4 speed trans . l02 engine , radio, whitewalls and all the acressories Corvair makt>s. 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MEIGS THEATRE earch POMEROY, OH11l TONIGHT & TUESDAY Feb. 9 thru 11 For uWIVES AND LOVERS" Ollldeldom .conllnuecJ. to droJ !he 'Orltl' ltlver todoy lor the bod; 91 Dell Loren lt>..U. 110, Br..,.; but the JDlalnc miJI!i•~ iDslsta to her frtondl 1111d !illliiolates her hu•band ,... tSpiey Comed y ) Janet Leigh, Van Johnson The Hysella were. •••••nllog Mrs. Hysell ~u all the hope• their friend• and neilbbota, in the world that ber husband day by Pomeroy Pollee 0111...- ja elooely Jmit family, obvtowly is alive and wiD come back Geqrae lllcb. together by deep bonds of home. 1bey do not have a leJe. The ll)>seU. w..e busy phone, but sbe hopeo be will bqJ forward to obtalnin& 1 · The Coast Guard from Point ~all their nellbbor and friend, borne •• the Stale •u and Pomoroy, Middle- Wilbur Rowley. He might call lng to purdlaoe theJr and Racine rescue units collect because he didn't !lave II wu lllvesllpted SUodoy If. In caonecllon with the · drtggln& lhO river near the v•ry much money with him, lor llnl belus nollced oear tha by-paq throogh Bradbury. • J\!a11011 brldse. obe said. to wort 11 the Melropolltan. Ndu<e the Dl..., 1111! ByMotcwo ltrm In Pomeroy. He otD jumped oil lhf' Pomeroy· hod begoo employment there Muciol bridp. Jut 'll>uroday, and "Wu Ill He hod two tool lma In hlo IIIIUIUally food opiritl lboul lbo <f" when be Jell homo Sotur· Job," Mrs. II)>..U told lrtendo diy. They were not fOUIId Ju er ~!llhtll htm&eU. at Crow'• Sltalc House when! the cor. 1111 11uBe1 were on llyfl!ias been missla~ olooo obe II omployed u the pte lhf' front - of the ..,. - SheUy Winters Colorcartlons Saw~y'·mornln!t - ·be maker. · .lefl borne ill good spirits to 10 Tllere 11'1 vacuo leldo - Lago~n · Sewerage Delaye~ MON. •nd Fob. !6-17·18 John Stur~ss' "THE GREAT ESCAPE" (Tectmicolor) Steve McQueen , James Garn· Richard Attenborough, JaJnes Donald, Chas. Bron· son, James Coburn. Colorcartoon Running time: 3 Hr~. Boxl:~!tfl~• closes 8:00 P.M. ol Study · by John Zerkle Row~ hao been slttln& nnl or. - • - 11r1c1bo1rJ ..,... to hlo telepbono otnce llyloiJ did not iO to aebool lloodly. bas been missing, hoping lor hlo eaU. "I jail ean~ Imagine any· thing happening to- Dell," RoW· ley said todoy. . "As far u ,.. Jmow, no ooe has seeu liyseU since Salw'· day morning," RDwley said this mom ins. The HyoeiiJ' daught- I The llylelk hove Brad...., atnc. 1943. Uved Ia Today the oame ....... untlll which dra(led the river M<ooday afttl'IIOOII until about 1 p. m. were out qain. OffldaJo 1»lleve Hyaell may have wafrom the parting lot w11ere IIlii car was found to the brldJe Pi jumped off. Pomeroy polico received a report this IIIOI'IIing that one saw llyaell out by tbo county falrsrounds. Tho poJke investigated It and found out that ll was not Hy..U, T h 1 Meigt County Sberill's ~ ment, Porno roy police, and ·Ml'o dleport poUce are working "" , gether trying to find ~!)>sell I Anyone who saw him or knowl , , 1 where he is, is urged to com..ct the sheriff's department lnlmecliately, It is belioved by the ··~ fam;Jy and friendl thalli .....W be very onUkely anyone could jump of! the bridge In da:t':pl hours and not be seen. · e A completely m o I h· proof and non-allergenic automatic blanket, rna· chine washable for· your [e<>mf,orl<ibly easy - convenience. scrub them w he e A durable and luxurl· ous blend of rayon and cotton with long wearing nylon binding. dirty. In f black or red duck w i I [ V<ulclmized sole . eNew automatic llluml· nated control designed to assure sleeping comfort at all times. Available in the following decorator colors: Pink, Beige, Blue, Green, Red Twin Bed Size 63"x84" Single Control _ _ _ _ _ _ $13.95 Double Bed Size 72"x84" Single Control _ _ _ _ _ $14.95 Double Bed Size 72"x84" Dual Control _ _ _ _ _ $16.95 Only ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 2.99 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0, SPECIAL OFFER!. 0 soc.oft CITIZENS BAND RADIO EQUIPMENT .,, ONAIOXOF . . . .-----FEATURING Kentucky ·Fried Chicken Dependable Pierce-Simpson Radios l e 3 PiKeS Golden Brown Chicken ) eCole Slaw Aloo ChooH From Th- Fino Roclloa llndae opprooeb <111 lhlo odde the river about 1 o. m. Sotur· ,.----"FREE"-__, eMobile Whips eJohnson e Ground Plane• eGeneral ePolytronics eHammarlund eTop Hat• eCrynal1 eAc-riH eSonar TRADE UP NOW TO linER CB COMMUNICATIONS FOREMAN & ABBOTT Mlclclleport HEARING TEST e Mashed l'otatoes e Country Gravy and Hot.Roll THIS COUPON ENTITLES BEARER TO PURCHASE BOX OR . BOXES OP and Hearing Aid Check-Up KENTU'CKY FRIED CHICKEN For 7~ .,ch (SOc Off) MOn.-T-..Wod,Thun- & Fri. · · F.t.,.;~ij 10th thru 14th REGULAR PRICI $1.21 SALE ;PRICE • • \ '·-· ·-- . " • 75c: Hotel Martin, Pomeroy WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1-5 P.M. ' ' DIWLY~·AR 241 •• - "· •-'tt~eiio, .o., .•. .. CROW'S·.' , ' HOUSE . I ' I . ·L-~ � 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. 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