http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fab78e103d42b8eb2317f83a3f337787.pdf c8f6542508d29154b0c5360439f5cbcc PDF Text Text Oy. sfer Supper f njoyecl by CB Radio Club I • 1-Dally Sellt!nel, Pomel'O)'·IIlddlepart, o., Feb. 17, 19M Around And About Middlepqrt Mainly About · • Former Pastor, People In Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Eddlo Kltdle~ and daughter, Julie, ...., lng on Sooi!l since his recent discharge !rom the U. S. army. 8 Second·•• ...... Grtflli!l, wert wele«<led. New oomml- were appointed r... me yur. Marcll :!.":",;~:.!;:..:"~ B. 1101'\'ed at 8:10 p.m. at Firl The Pomeroy Btnd C. Club enJoyed an oystelat the Second WMI Fire In l'onlero1 'lbllrlday ' . . Elwood Bowen ,..1 1n charge lbe relreobmento. The meetwa8 opened with prayer by llyaell. Doyle Shuler, pi'es· !dent ~lded over the buaJ. 'meeting. Two new melD- --··••av.a ...,,....... r- ...... .. . rloo ......... . ..., • ,..... " · a..IJ, - - ,...._ \be ~..,. ~-=· Hall. momAttendillfl were tioned above and Tim Neut. llni. Eugeoe Willlrd Boyer, Edw~ ~~:~ carson, ~ 11 ,••,,' Mar· Weboler, a 10 ....-· vln Thomas, Freel Taylor, ry Hoi!IIUID, ·~ J~ ea..... flail... • • Ha-. Ha"' Greea and Gary han. bera, -. · ----' GIVE PARTY ELBERFELDS '• Glare-proof RCA Hla:h Fl· dellty Color Tube brJna:s you • picture so sharp, $0 truu, you have to ua It to believe it. Super-powerfUl "New Vista" Tuner. 24,000. volt (factory adjusted) chassis. Dependable Space Age Sealed Circuitry, Twin, Duo-Cone speaker delivers fich"Golden 1 hroal" sound. John Stu,.... "THE GREAT ESCA1'1" (Technicolor) ... Stn8 McQt:een, James GamRichard Attenborough, f••rameo Donald, Chas. Bron- aon, James Coburn. · CDiorcartaon llwming time: 3 Hrs. Box· office closes 8 ;00 P.M. No l:nCJ'ease in AdnWaion. WASHINGTON-Former ate ·aide \Robert G. er fiieed an lrom, l!onatlo'· -, today Be Jure to ••• this apeclol model RCA VICtor · Color Television and all tho other models of • lor and black end white television diaplayod on . tho second floor. Pl"l''""" records or delillnp '"' pei'!M!IIIIlly hls FeruUJ. . The . Elberlelds In Pomeroy ~· ~···· A REVOLUTIONAIY ADVANCE IN VINYL UPHOLSTERY FABRIC Beloved of the SUPERSOFT . with a cotton knit b!:lc:k to give it 1tretch, su~rf "'•and CJ softne1s never DRY CLEANING 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S young CIH1111n .. .. . •• ,, ,, , ,,. , ,...... • ,, •••, r. "•••. Pomeroy • _,,.. Cuttemer P•rklng Acros• From· Our Sto,. before pos11ble h1 a vinyl fabric. Sa· Soft - So Durable luxury . Comfort • Use mild $OOp ond warm water. ' BITTERSWEET • SAGE 0 TOAST • BEIGE 'GOLD 0 BROWN MARimA Phll WiJUamson Tuesday eve. . . their favorite playmates, sneakers that run on soles. Her choice of white or black 11:~.:w~i~th~. Miss Elsie Hart as duck, or bothl · Reg. $6.68 Gal.-$2.08 Qt. ii·J-1~·· Vulcanized THE SHOE BOX Special-'4.99 gat-$1.59 qt. e · C0 M f 0 t • STYLE • .SERY I .e E .. fOREMAM:·&'ABBOn - .N. 2ND AVE.' ..,. . . ,e. d S • SPECIAL ON 100 LB. " I ' • ' ' \> ' . i I• .. ~ j MIDDLEPORT, 0 • l •{ ' ~ CHARGE IF YOU HAVE RiG.ULATOI ' . Rutland Furnitu~;" Co. TRAILER HO.OKUPS CONVENIENT TERMS ' wiD meet Wednesda~ afternoon 'at the home ol Mrs. Henry Null at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. :Ern6son Jones and Miss Bess Sanborn will present the program. RoU win be comments oo I h e Middleport, 0. '. Good Color Selection But Limited Quantities The TwiUght Gordan club will meet at the bome of Mrs. 2.99 ',· I"OIIff.ll!m Over Cuahlon Unit Rey-Satin Latex PQint Only t) . COlO~ CHOICE · ODD LOT SALE The W1ndlng Trail G a r d e n club will meet Wednesday evening, at the bomo of Mrs. Robert Thompson and \be!'l will be movleo. The Mlddlej>orl Literary Club • $upemft 1s an e~<pe~ncled vfnyf cae.ted fabric. It is mode of 1()()'% pl.l'e vinyl TYPE • •e· " • l • . ~ ' • I . '" •., ~ 'A • I , .. ". _,( Mrs. Martin Is Appointed To OSU Staff ·e. • • at • ~e •• 't �_....,.,. .... ... - - --- ~· · ~ • ' ) ' • '•• i • ' Hospital news ' ) ..... !!". Dayton Belmont Named AA Ch~ps By tr . I Coaches First Time In Seven Yt!Grs J)Jijy Eut COWMBIJB (lJPI) - DayiGD Ia IIJe· .....,!up with a IW Belmoal'o taO and lllent • rleb record. 1bo Scarabll loot bolb Bllona wen declared Oblo'l pmel lo Cleveland Eaat; the reauJar Clw AA b1gb llale'l aeveotJ>.ranlced team. ICboal lw'*"lboll champions to- Clevellmd city champion, ..,. daJ, aod now !bey have to beaten Rhodel, jUmped. all the provo It Ill the toumamellla. way up from 12fll to llltb pool· Once-beaten Belmmt, 8 team lion af1er 1r1mm1ng Ealll, ~-57, wlth 1 UgblnJng olfeo8e and the lor lhe clly Iitle. rlft ablllly to produce In !be - Fn>m there on down, !be IJ. cl;.;lleh, I ool: ·over llrlll place nil ratlnp lltlderwent a sbake- "C..'t waste oar 111m I BOld liM" the llrlll lima thiJ 8eii!OII In up after three lop 10 teama ol y ' ,,. the llnal United Pre!a InJem&. a week ago were victims of up- 1 ,...ted u UNUSUAL SHOT· tlonal Oldo Clua AA coacbea aels. Portsmouth, Akron North . rallnp. ' and Newark all were <leloated Tbt John Rou • ooaclled lD !be last big weekend o1 lhe Bllona, wbo averajed 81 poiDII reiUlar ......,, and only ,... Plllli en rou1e to a 11-1 Portsmouth managed to retain S -~ be ncard, were narrow ICUU.Icel a top 10 rh. wer Canton l!eKlnley, wlllcb Rounding out the elite IIIII beld place since !be statewide· ratlngs began In January. . Delplte pillns up a 2U 11181'lin In fh'll place votes, McKIJ>. ley come close with a raft o1 oecond and third • place votes and waa mly 15 polnla lD If· reaR. Tbe two teama from opposite enda ol tbe otate could aettle lhe f1111e m lhe baaketbaU floor · come lllate toumarnenl time. U both avoid the upset jiiiZ placetl on favored tenma, lhey cooltl coUide ,Jn the eeml· finals ol the lllate tournament m March 20. Seldom In the 10 • year hJll. toty of the UPI ratlnga bas two teams so dominated the ballotlog. Belmont pOed up 328 polnls from the 41 coachea, and Me· Kinley SlS, figured &II usual on 10 po1nta far a llrsl place vote, nine for second and on down to one for lOth place. . A aurprlse third place llnlsher wu Mall8illon, which In all probabillly knoeked McKinley out of flrll place two .weeks ago by banding the Bulldogs a Cllllf.polnl defeat. The Tigers, more known lor their ahllltlea 1 field, llnl•hed Cleveland East Tech, deaplte lta -.1 llefeat of lhe season last ....t, relaiDed fourth place ::tb~ =~ were Cincinnati Withrow (12-1) In eighth, Athens (IIHI) In nlntb and Portsmouth (12-3) lD lOth. Akron North dropped to Utb place and Newark to the No. 12 spot aa a result ol the losaea. Blaono Are Champs Belmont WBI!I declared regular season champion, ollhough the Blsona still have a game lo go belore tournament lime, against up and coming Mlddl .. t_own this weekend. The Middies were ranked 14th. The Jll'<l,verblal linger del~ nltely will be on Belmont In tbe ardous tournaments, but the BlsonJ bave the ablllty and toJ. ent to go all the way. While McKinley wu man. hancUing Salem, 81-36, in the Bulldogs' seaiOII llnale, Be~ mont scored an 12-63 victory over Dayton Stivers. Botb Belmont• and McKinley are tall and powerful. The can. too team 1, paced by 1-fOCJI.% Dwayne Upklns In acorlns, while Dayton boallla tbe comb!· nation o1 6-fool-6 Bill Hoakett and 1-ffot-4 Don May, both av. eraglns well over 20 points per Belmont .and McKinley are raJ:; · "':t ;DIIllli. hoaor. !b.iahed aaci ) ba.t' I \. '' I I \ I I ' ' 'I'hooi.. ee \ Total ........70. . Ol!le Hlllt BcHol S.ketbaD \ NIUIOIMLLB (..) . · . ·J!i ~ :Pnu IiiiarD~ ' J - H · I• B. Rill 4h2 '- · " " 1'einwtlottll · Placib 'i 'o ,, ,...,• ..u_ ''•X t. ,&iidlto c.a.1y \-I· ' '1 ,:>:, '~. ,., --·. . Jldlitll . . ,, ''', ~~~ 44 M a - 0 11 II • Ill ·~ " · CSildoa Soollalal l• • a~ '811 • v~ u •Rioi'i'ft oc0re: .'JICIIDI ti, ', :'\· ~ ~ 41 l(eliiBtllll 11.. · ·,,·. · Mlnlrva It Marllngtoti H · . . ' ..• ' , • tul ~.t ~:o:re:z· j;st wo~8 ' , "- ' ., lDs 14.8 with cea1er Paul Stor· ey and forward Mite lhiley ketbaU aeuon 1s on tap for 11ft.. botb averqlns just over u ami Unlverilty'a Wllbrow Court polnll per game. Wednesday night whoa the leag· Miami, In putting together a u..leacllog Redaldnl bast ...,. llv..pmo winning atreak, baa one! place Obio Unlvenlty,, wltb baen aided Immeasurably by the winner moving Into a com- improved balance. Dinkins, wbo manding position ln the bld lor deserved hlll lllarrlng role Sat.tbe Iitle. urday, bae averaged 16 reMiami, 1-z In league play' bounda. and 15;3 point! p e r must gain revenge for an eiT· game m Miami• last four outNational ButetiJall A~ lier 67-67 defeat admlnlslered lngs. -'"r) By Uoited PreN l-..doall . by the Bobcals 1n Athens. That Junior Jeff Gehring, !be only Eulero Dt.'' was the Redsklns' worst defeat player In Miami history In tally 'II'. L. Pd.· of the ...,.., ond first 1n Con- over 400 points In each of his Boston 45 It .'13t· Iorence play. Miami lost again first two varsity seaaons , and Cincinnall 45 19 .'108' to Bowling Green that same guard Charley Coles are I h e Philadelphia 26 M .m· week and have been battling Redsklns' leading point preducrlNew York 17 48 .XI ' Gehn . . 21 2 w" lern Dlvlsloo to ovt:rtake Ohlo ever sJnce. ers. ng Ja averagmg . By Ullited Press latenultlonal Coach Dick Shrider's club. polnls per game, and Coles 18.2. . W· L. Pd.' with Charley Dinkins in I he I Forward Jerry Peir~?· t be It's open season on bas- San Francisco 36 28 Jet . sliming role, finally dld It Sat- only sophomore In M1am1s start- ketball teams. St. Louis 36 7:1 .571' · urday night at Toledo when. ing array, has increased his . Los Angeles 33 311 .5H · with one aeeond remaining. Din- scoring of late, and continues The two ma;or post....,.. Baltimore 'rT 35 .m· klns tapped 1n Charley Coles' jo be a strong rebounder. Guard basketball tournaments cast Detroit IS 4i .211· · errant shot to give Miami a 81> Skip Snow direcls the Miami theiT lines Monday and once Mtlllda>y's lleoults Ill lrlumph over tbe Rockets. attack capably and when ill- agaon the NCAA came up With St. Louio 115 Baltimore 110 That victory matched Ohio•s ness forced him to the sidelines the ,best catch, nabbmg . Jast Cincinnati ~ San Fran. llJ 7~ victory over tbe Rockels early Saturday, reserve John· years two tourney champtons. 'l'ueMay's Games earlier In the year. Ohio, which ny Swann responded well in a Its own Loyola of Chicago and Los Angeles at New York had stumbled unly at Weatern similar role. . . the NIT 1963 champ, Provl· Philadelphia vs BoStoo at Michigan In ito first eight MAC The game w11l p1t tbe leag. dence. Pittsburgh games, saw a seven-game win- ue'~ top . defensive team, Mi· In addition, the NCAA fiUed San Francisc:o vt. Detroit at nlng streak sn~pped at Bowl· am1, agBIDst the .lop offensive seven other slots witb Villa- Lansing, Mtch. lng Green some ten days ago team. Ohio. The . Bobcats have nova, Louisville Creighton. Tex- . ---when the Falcons scored a 76- averaged 82.3 pmnts per game as Western, Oregon State, Utah 8 United Pre>o Iolenutu...t 69 overtime victory. Mzam1, too, m the league, ~h!le M1anu .has State and Seattle. New York's Y W L P1l lost to Bow~ng Green. yielded 62.3 pomts per outmg. National Invitation Tournament Ml h' Ope Ohio's last ouling was that The teams are one-two in the corralled three schools-DePaul ~ J.gan · · · · 8 1 ?rl 684 Joss to Bow1ing Green, so now Ileague in rebounding, with Ohio ·Pittsburgh and New York Uni: ~~ 10 State · · 8 2 932 156 .. the Bobcats of Coach Jim Sny. holding a slight edge. versit umesota · · · 6 3 770 740 der come to Oxford needing a With a victory, Miami could . y. Northwestern ~ 4 704 6lll victory to stay alive. The Bob- clinch a tie for the tit1e. Ohio, The NCAA tournament con· P~rdue · · · •• 4 4 701 194 cats have stayed very much a. by winning, cannot clinch any· sists of 26 games, 10 selected MJ_ch._ St. ·~ · · 5 6 916 136 live to this point with a balanc· thing, but would be In com· on an at-large basis witb the IllinOis .. · .. · 3 5 tltiO 693 · ed scoring attack from a vel· mand. remaining 16 being conference low~ · · · · • · •· 2 6 595 Ml · eran lineup. champions. The only at-large Indtana . .. .. 2 7 76!1 aoo .~ Snyder's scoring leader Is 6-3 TV GAMES "bertb yet unfilled Is in tbe Mid· Wiscoosin . . . 2 7 1M m guard Jerry Ja~kson, who tal· NEW YORK lUPII- A total west regionals, which already Moaday'a · Reaolla lied 23 in the earlier meeting ol 129 regular season games has Creighton (1$.5), and Tex- Michigan State 85 Dlinois 82 with Miami, and is averaging played by the New York Mets as Western (20-2) plus the Ohio State 99 Iowa 12 16.8 points per game for the will be televised by WOR-TV· Southwest Coolerence winner Indiana 82 Wisconsin 10 Z ot season. Forward Don Hilt, • Tillo jncludeo 77 of 81 home (probably Texas . A&M or TexTonlgbl'l - rugged rebounder, Is averag- gamea .an~ ii~ . away games. as Tech). Michigan at Minnesota. "1bo Gllllle" of the !IllS • II MJd.~ Col)!.....,. Soulh Kentucky 101 Vanderbilt '13 Bellarmlne 76 Marian C..ll. 72 Georgetown (Ky.) 11\l Plkevl. 71 Higll Polnt 78 Allentlc Chris. 86 Morgan St. 73 Hampton lnsl 48 Winston-Salem 74 N.car. AT 86 Hunglntdon C.ll..83 Athena 79 Camklnpbell 90 Pfeiffer 76 Ero e 71 Newberry 70 (ot) Georgetown (OC) 79 Fr lrfld 73 Ge:f• 73 Mosslssl\'."1 ~j, 61 Ra olpi>Macon 14 ync rg 49 West Va. 101 Syracuse 85 Tampe 99 Rollms 88 T St 128 L. I (P ) 83 enn. · mco n a. Alabama 72~uislana St. 70 ~~b~m. 781 97 ;;e 91 ss SSIPP orl Midwest , Notr~~e 89 sS\John 1 : S~ . v le 86 I. . mcenl Michigan St. 85 Illinois 82 :~so~rl 88 ~ansa~ 60 10 I. 99 owa ~sas St. 5I) Nebraska 48 ?~l~toow 94 ~~~=~ C~ 77 In · ~ ~··Col ad 58• ~~~he~d St. : S:thel 67 S.W. Missouri 87 Mo. Mines 63 Solltltweal Bradle 80 Oklaboma 78 S W l.xas B4 S F Austin wI N St exas es ern · ex. · Utah St 74 72 ver 116 Toledo 66 !J1s. PAGE , . .. I s9 M :n•t · . ng, ormer ~ cago White So• shortstop aald Bl!l fr•ends and family poUred f Jnto his rustic white frame Appling, who starred or bo,~e In North Atlanta. While Sol: for 21 season. 1 wa~ worried when 1 heard by five votes over former. !bat only one of the runoff fel- tee pitcher Red Ruffing m lows could get ln. I was afraid runoff ordered alter the I b a I ,. aometblng might go failed to aelect a Hall 'II'I'OOg. 1entry In their bJenrual Beat Oat Ralflng Jan. 22. ·• · • -·---- bulld hlll ego - but !bey him as otrlctly amateur to reol pro. 5. The pro knows lrom ... perlence thare are some tntt~gs 1 bigger than he. He glvea in bad weatherI poor roads, ftc jams. 6. Your coacb wouldn't In a player wbo had been• ~r;;::"~l It goes double for dJ - a balf·loa<jed driver Is ·dangerous than a loaded gun. The teeiJ.nge driver is minded, too, !bat it's not t lllar athlete or Big Wheel C8mpus who shows off on road; It's the "frustrated chal'·l actor who falls to cOck where else wbo tromps do,.n I on the gal pede!." In an aside to the girls, booklet hao this to aay: "WI·itel off character whn trlea impress you by driving like eowboy. Suppose he ends up lbrowing you lbrough tbe'''-t;;~ shield? So you end up a or diallgured just because lor Space cadet bad to put a show. Get yourself'"!!•=·l~~~~~ mont. You'll be "' easy It ls, you doll!" Besides belns used as supJ>Ie-1 mental teacblns material driver education classes, From Pro Drivers" Ia being trlbuted to state and local en!orcement agencles. :~~~~ quontltles also are from American Oll'o Relations Dept. 901, S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 60680. ms. tbe I 8 Flgill Relllllll a; Utilted Prets lnternallonat (VPI)-Larry~=~~ ey,BOSTON ID, Lowell, Mass., olllreS and roar .i!tund Ute bot ed Joe Denucci, Ill, ' needa to Mass. (10). ANTED I • Open Huntin, For Tourney Teams Belli ns '!, r' . 0., Pet. 18, 1..,. > "I ~II; ADden<io ~:IS ,~In Norlbem H llaiJ I , ,,1 ,li ~ . : .,. ,,i.. ~'!!'~~. •• J~Wott • 11-1-IS. ~ ,_ n~l· A · ~v .. . Net.wllll! .• 11 make II 1o lllate toumamont, it should be a classic MASON - Students of driv· clasb ol the big event, er education at Wabama High School will have a new booklet UCLA RemainB On to assist lbem In their studies Ibis sPring, Titled "Tipe Fn>m Top In UPI Poll Pro Drivers," !be pocket-size NEW YORK (UPI) _ The booklet Is publlabed as a pubUnited Pr Inle atlonal Uc service by American . 0 II jor oolleg:" baek:all Company In cooperation witb wltb llrlll-place votes· and won- the National Salety Council. loll recorda tbrougb Salurd A New York spokesman for The Nelsonville Greyhounds F b 15 In lhes . ay, !be company ll8!d 50 copies of compJeted their regular ieaBOa e · ' peren ea. the booklet had been ordored on a wlitnlDg note Saturday night Team Polull by teacher, Scott Willock. Am· with an 811-70 declalon over 1. UCLA (33) (21.0) 347 erlcan 011 has printed an initial Jadtloo Jn a Soulbeastern Obio 2• Michigan fl 7•2 ~ 34W run o! 600,000 copies for dlstrl· Atblellc League contelll. 3. Kentucky (2) (111-2) 2$81bulion on request to driver edJJ. 1 1bo i:z.z mar11 waa one o1 Nel· , 4. Duke 7-31 214 cation claaaes lbroughout lhe nvllle' Jieat loot rda 5. Vlltanova (1$.2) 152 nation ~ u:ecotwo I. Oregon State (21-3) 143 Taking a new approach to 122 teen-age driver eduatlon, "Tipe defeai. ~ to be against 7• W~ta (!1-S) unbeaten Alhena I. DaVIdson (18-3) 88 From Pro Driven" preaenls ils Tltt Jackson ' 9. Vanderbilt (17-4) 72 stralgbt-froJD.Ibe.aboulder me• 5~ sage In lbe teener'• own tang. hlle defeated ::;.,:;. : IO. Loyola (DI.) (IS.S) 4NI to altare llrlll lecond 11: 11, Teus uage. • lac» j, the SROAL , . 49; 12, Drake 25; Q, Ev..,...., !be booldet obP loljjQ Wtib Alhena Bolb 23; 14, Ohio State 13; 15 bo•n teeJt.agen have ~ ..,.j Athena San Franelsco and Utah lUter reflexet and better vii' with IH conference marb· (lie) Tennessee and loa . , the alder folka. Wily Rlcbard'Shearir led the Grey- A&M 9; 19, Ne)f Mexico V; thea; 11 ooks, are toea • age iuJuntl altaclt wllb H polnta Utah State 5. . driven blvtllved Ill 11r1ce u while 11!111 lllebanli bad 11 Other tenma recelvms IQD)' fllal aceldeull u lbate Rlchri BiUott u SieVe• Wal- .-Kansas State 4• over UT Ill auwer II ciiH albunt lopped ..,....;,. 'lor Jaei:' and Bradley 3 each, New tllade ..,J uporlence, lbetl of. wtif. li 1itii1e Brent 'J'bom. IJnlvenlty 2 sad Georgia fer1 Jib: batlc ttepo to 1011 damped' In 10 · IDinola and St. Bonaventure better tlrl¥fDa, 81NeltonftJie aa adv~Jtlage' eacb. I. Clownlns beblnd the wbeel of 0111 llakl ~ 1n the pme, lbe mark of the amateur; but comiected on 21 ol 35 tree Oldo CoDege Bublbal -better. tbrowl ~ 111 :111 of 34 fclr By lJDitad Preoo Jalei'Jialloual I. HI"! gull enough to chic~· lito ~. ' <ihlo· State 99 Iowa a en out 1'ben common...,.. teUo • JACPO!'f ('It) . ~ .,. ~nd 59 . II'• time lo give ln. Nev8r Crolben ~1-f• Wilburn II 'Steubenville t8 'IIIIo,'• rlgbl. ~23; B. 1 a :Ill;: - ·., St. Vincent (Pa.) 112 S. llllhways are for aharing, Coburn 1-& t; Adllr 2-'1-6; , ~ .itl Toledo COJIIPOIInll. U you want to Sbellon 1-1-.1; Frw ..._t-1:· . ·• · c;.·, . - enter the 11110 at Indian- : .,,' ATLANTA (UPII _Luke Appiing baseball's newelll Hall of Fam:,.. Ia 0 M-year-<~ld grandpeppy 'but he feels 18 chipper as !bat day 34 years wben be began the major league career that earned hJm . his wtest bonor. 11 didn't take long Monda.y lor word lo sprea d that "old Aches and Pains" had become !be !Olst member ol the Hall of Fame _ a position o1 status awarded him In a special runoff election among the nation's baaeball writers Phlla. Text. 111 Kingo con. 14 Uralnua Ill Juniata l!f Provideoce 15 Scrantoo 72 IJuqueone 98 Toledo 418 Bolltoo Coli. 1~ TUfts '13 MoravlaD ~ Albright \10 KutziAlwu St. 110 De. Valley 45 TI.ps.From Pro Dri·vers Lay =tb:~ :ill::""~ It on· the Line to Yout·hs · tbe game. Hounds Finish Loop Play With Good 1.2-2 Mark rJ\ier News Old Aches 'n Pam' Makes Hall 0 f Fame . 'TheBigOne'isonTapin . Miami U's Withrow Court ·The D3i1y Sentinel ' ALL STAllS Athens Finish~ Ninth, And Portsmouth Is Ranked Tenth . Sentin~l, ~omeroy·MiddltJI(Ilt. Ill' IT'S TOO QUIET-TURN ON THE RADIO • �• f-Dally S..tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Feb. 18, 1964 ' SPECIAL 2-1962 Why did Glenn turn CORVAIR MONZAS One 2 door politician? .Both with auto, trant., wlslw tires, radio and beater. two real sharp economy can YOUR Twite hi eotmdered h. Twice he turned lt ~own . nedy's aasaulnatkm flniiiY made up his mind . Harold Martin and Don ()berdorfer tell the story of his decision and whr ne chose the Democratic Party. In this week's February 22 Past. CHOICE SIR BERNARD LOVELL aski"Ooes Space Research Throat8. J. PERELMAN . explores '"" lntrlaecles of the feminine mind In his dolllhtlul '"I Wb 1 Sl.,.. of Lavo." Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D utt. OUr QnalllJ Way ot Dolq lltulMs1" WY 2-5342 INCIAL-nt18 IQUI-tOI -- --~-- POM~RO~-.. . . MOORE'S IN - - For Savings On Automotive S1,1pplies & Serviei • • I Riley \ --=-n Greu - - - Handicap Olt!Jncer ·GUSIMAN WGII I LOll I Polnlo J B SIJlll Mitch J . C. Roush J. F. Roush T0111111nt Shahan Total -.:1 IIICittfNI bo• 1prlng wiHI e11eW..._ hll lot>o coll·•fl·coirl _ . struclion wh .. coaplet. . . of beddl"' .. P"'ft'IMHM. f Cooper Safeguard NYLON NEW ENGLANDER BACK·MAGIC ....... ......- ............... . s.,,..., .................. ............ ..... ....__.._.wW .......... ................._ -- ,.. .......... "' ._,... ...Un• .,. .,.._ Clflle· ., c-tMI _. ua.MtAOtr. ..,_ ,.. .. .,.. ...._ fw . . _ udlttt.. -- ~. WHII ......... UCI·MAOfC _,.....,... ....... c..... .........,.., ..,.....__ .._....,. . ,....,....... __ guaran- 27 full monlhl MO~IU I BOWUNG Thursday Womne•o HOME· SftVtCI'< .·. February I, ltlf S. Hesson L. Spradling A. Gilbert E. Dotson Handicap Total i I ...:. f ~~ .-............... • 11'1-.......... - ... ....,.. ,.._.So_ .. lfoweo-....,..~_.Motp. New York • lt'oa_, . . J. Walton R. Mc'furner J. Warner H. Wolf M. Mucray Handicap Total i au_. ......,...., ......," • P~ T•• •nil lecapp•llle Tire . . . . ,...... tlol ...,.. ... ..... _.. M con-... C<IIf - - 7.50 X 14 ILACKWALL TUBELESS s.,_, $18·95" -·'49!.~~. ::r! ,.... Pully GuartntMd By COOPERS PROTECTIVE SERVICE GUARANTEE ~~ ......... t•l'jllllolf. Me1 ic Ol'dll .t C..ton Nil . . _ ............u ....... k " .....,. ~ • , • 111 ,..,_ co~ter. .......... , ...... ..,... t.illto Seat Belts · 'S .-Iol $ 5'91 EA. FREE INSTALLATION Fvii•Size ........ ENGLANDER QUilTEO TEISIOI· EASE M•TTifSS Hl•vy Duty SHOCK ABSORBERS $5.99 .~ ,_., a""ret lu.,;... 1 - JINplftl _..... l"liolt ' ttl- il liM Utfl fi ... 1UIIJOCo1 Ill f.lllboder r...,; ...~ coil etftllru.. lnr ;iirM ...,. •• "- •79so Twft • t.lll .... MATCHING BOX SPI!ING $79.!10 INSTALLED FREEl Ull ID pur ... II · nrMIIf Economy Air Mastar Tire ......... , ·-y - Dl• Jill' car IIIVI FULL 4 PLY NYLON 6.70 X 15 Moot..,._ too mllllll to buy, to keep. But Rambllr ........ with Amori. 7.50 )( 14 ---~ $13.95* c:a'• lowut prioea.• No to (eocl a eao-euzolofl &mblert Jlive you wmltlfamed ... OOO!tOiiJ) w!tb- otnin on your budptf outoacrHiolni~. MUFFLERS Original Equipment Qllllity Why throw rope's two economic blocs-the ICo<mm<m Market and I ! ing. Denmark has asked for I, taliation against the Common NEW TREADS . SPORTSMAN GLASS PACKED •a··· . FREE INSTALLATION Per Tire -~~----------------~~ want to be protected by a lunp_iLalization • plan that u~ guaranteed renewable for life, the man to see is your ''OU FREE . INSTALLAtlON Sei .,............. - · · , AJIMWftt'M. NIWwti..,..., llfWfMt. · "!" -~~O'IItar lito ofultt. FACTORY-TO-YOU-SAVINGS ON CAR BATTERI!S .. man from Nationwide: . ' Middleport, 0. if Oar Frienclly Staff :.:l' . .liiiiJi~· \ ...,.,_,.. EAKER FURNITURE $1: million a year In egg expo.rt:s. Increased steel tariffs imoosed by tl1e Common Mar· ket also are decreasing chances that the two groups may form common front at the sprion£tl.me tariff negotiations States and ather GAT!' If b!Da .... 1lothermg )'011 ••• If pa,.. menta are too lltiff ... tbat'o whi!D you lleed one II!D8ible """" loan. Just pbooe liS for qaiek AJIIII'OVI). '!.bOll .top for your IIIODeJ' In one trip. Have a to pay out. Jlajoy younelf .U the more iD lll64. White Sidewalls $ i.oo More, levies which are costing Den- WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST 7S0x14-plus t.,. Tuhl... Blockwoll MOORE'S PA'f DAY TIRMS ' ..,, } .. POMIROV/ .OHiO ..... ..... . . , . ~· . .,...,. . f ··~ ·' i MAX WARD '.j'. c.o. 115 I. 2nd . ·r• ,1.{.• "'.J·'. ·• . t.oilt f! !duarontr <;a. ' ' re- Market group because of new 00 Gat a ,ift_get a MOQRE'S the seven- nation European Free Trade Association - are deteriorat- r '11·•• .. 4tor'44 'Ford-Chev.-Ply. !hid •* 4IIZ 196 211i Won I Lost % 6.70 X 15 ILACKWALL TUBE TYPE , . . ,., ..,. .. ..tdll........ 365 m P· Welker N. Story P. Mullin Handicap Total • ...... K•C••~•"'Bl·r'.,laiiiCIIIII' -eJIJ _ _ _ _ UWI W , •I P ORTHO MAGIC 297 215t C. Ohlinger C. Searles Englander " 341 399 391 322 Woe! Lost I High prices got you down? ..('~ Leapt Flescher Service Stati011 A. Evans 401 24 Hour S.IVIC. On . ~:.;::· '.,:~ ., .' ' All Makes of Mobile HomH · TOtal lnn11~pring '1895 KARR . & VAN ZANDT en Ute?.. in this week's "Speaking Out" column. I One4cloor '. ·: ' ctotblac Won 3 l.osl t l.aldmark P. Bilikam N. Carsey I Couch J. Hysell L. Burt Handicap Total . Won 0 Loot J Team No. I B. Lish ui E. Roush 3IIC V. Roush 312 B. Gilmore .. 1158 ,. 475 I Howell ' '. Handicap : X/t Total 2204 Woq I LOll % . Shp~n·o ~~ P· Cblliu's 4311 G. Blll'l!~tte 310 D. Clork 484 M. Oorttigan D. Nleri HandiCap Total Woo! Loll I 407 w 171 2295 High Game - D. Nieri, 18'1. High Series - D.Clork, 41t High Team Game - Simon's Market, 191. High Team Series - Simon't Market, 2295. :. �.. • I ' I \, .... T~levision Ill Ill Ads Get nesults. •• ® 1114 1962 Monu 2 Door $1899 Tre sharpest used Corvair arou.nd. Red finish, red buet:et seats. 4 speed trans. 102 engine, radio , ~itewalll and all the acressor ies Corvair makes. You'D Uke 1t. 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe WANT AD INFORMATION $1595 Locally owned and ~o w mileage, outstandina perfonnance with yea r around traction. 4 9])eed trans., 102 en&ine, good whitewall tires, radio, heater, red interior Mtb buebt 1e.at. A MODERN boule. I 8N1 bath, 131 Lincoln ""'""·I ' llld. 0. - lllP Game - Pomeroy: WY :r,.3CI!O, l!ub Ul, WOf!IOii. ven, no. Team 111gb Seriel Haven, 1826. --- Maaday Mb:ed LooPe February It, ltl4 OVteulo R. Plymale 421 B. Piymalt 36r M. Chancey 3'10 H. AmbeJ'iOr 4110 For Sale Total I H. KlrldaDd 351 4.'11 312 1104 P. l.:;=========-·!300 bales straighl Lespedeza. .. Delbert Gaul, Chester, Ohio. PHONE WY2-2157 2 18 Jtp '"""" of In Jim JobDSOD and Bud Silllpsoa. Agenll I I He IWIDI!t! INCOME TAX Mary Qmdlff Bill Cundiff Tolal 403 1428 Woo 0 Loot 3 OUR SPECIALTY! Contact Don Router At REUTER Accounting & Tox Service 231 Mlll St. Mlddleporf rormerfy Fry Plumlllftll Shop PHONE WY 2-2029 Wednesday Mb:ed LeaJDe February It, ltl4 UniOIIebbleo Barbara Roush :10:1 Ralph P.oush 452 Mary Roush 380 Jim G"'ss 1104 Handicap 114 Total 1022 Woo 3 Loolt 4 C's Pete Qmdlff 3>5 Irene Cundiff 351 Uvestock Hllhopperl Tom Cleland Loil Clelland Mlldred Bailey Ken McElhinney Handicap 288 413 Total 1713 Woe 3 Loot o Box Can Chas. Winebrenner Linda Winebrenner Lucretia Stobart Art Slobart Legel Notice Total Woa e Loot 3 - TNI COMMON PLIAI COU•T Mllel COUNTY, OHIO to9 109 114 ID. Expk>clo ttl ll.llocloe- 421 1751 .,.. -· M. D. Gla2e A. sawyer P. Co1llna Total WOb t Loll 1 . II. Drop m GDtn~ .n P. !nlels c. Blchner Tolal 3tl - - 'IT/ 46$ 431 480 1853 Tolal Woo! Loot 1 BOOCeH M. Bowen R. Bowen J. Chesher 417 H. Chesher 47' ~ 441 1832 Total Woo I Lotti Amland ou H. Moore 379 R. M~e ~ A. Sawyer M. Sawyer 423 50> 1750 Total Woai!Mt! Plnhelldo A. Neae V. Craig A. Ash G. Craig 451 388 4'111 47S 1785 Total Won I Losl I Skit on Mannen ,. Git~en 4-H Group The Busy lleel 4-H .e\lb mel February loth .at Ule ·home Gl Mrs. Barbara Scarblrry. , Thep~~Gla · skit on JIUIIliiOI'I, Iii lbe lklt · were Betti SealiJerey, BreDda · Staats; and Donnll Rouab. ,The business· meo!llni 'w u · ~ to order by !be .~ Tommy Roush. FurniJhlntJ Utl.er liar. rels fo 4-H camp Wfll dl~IM­ ed. A bake sale wu llaa .U. cussed. Attending wee TommJ • berry, Jell F~. . MJiie; Brown, Sammy llearberrJ,.bihy Roush, Jomet SiDIIb, -~ .&a,,......_~·- BTTRo Roush, and ll!ador, ..... Barbara Bearberry. ·-· )llgh Wome11" Single Nallonal FFA Weot ·II tdlldSa.,yer,l75: Women's Serle•, In February te hiDor 4T/. George WilblaJ!on 11110 waa 476 1 mg:•"· Men'o Series M. Sa"'· ' oolsf.andlna. fmnor. II. wll 35t • great leader. ' . . 834 4110 The FFA hal .' 4iJo,OIIO meQio 11129 bers aHIUatecl 'irltlt .t,oot local chapters In IIO .IIalel alld JIW. Rico. AREVOLUTIONARY AtYANCE IN VINYL UPHOLSTERY FAIRIC WMP·o ·· MONDAY TBBU FRIDAY ··---~~-~--- - - - - - - - 1:00 Sign on News s:05 Sacred ijeart '~' ":' d ' . 1:20 Country Jarnbortt .· :P&oGRAM LOO 5:00 Community News 1:80 Farm NOWI . MONDA" THROUGH FRIDA~rl 5:05 World, Nallooal News 1:30 Pat Buttrom, M·W·F 7:15'.On, Musical Clock S:IS Spotlight on Sporta 1:411 Meigs Cl Ar,r. Ext. 7:30 News Heldllnes 1:211 Wealber 7:00 News 7:31 Mulleal Clock 5:30 Dinner MUJ!cale 7:06 Breakfut Party 7:u-me Llfellno 6:00 Sign llH 7:30 News I:00..0hlo', Vallay SATURDAY 7:35 Pleteas HardwiN l:li>Woild; National News 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock (Tues.-Thurs.) 8:10 Sporto 7:46 Tbe Llfellna 7:110 No.,. lloport 1:15 W•lber Picture 8:00 Obio Valley News 8:00 Breatfa.ol Porty 1.11 'fdUIIeal Clock 8:05 World. Nadonal News 8:15 Bright Star ShowJI1nlrl, 1:116·fVimuntty NIWI 1:10 Sports TodaJ \ 8:30 Van Patrick Sporll I:Oit~ of. !be Town 1:15 Weather. Picture 8':45 Baker l"umlture.Wed-l'rl t:~ >Maaon .Coun!J News 1:18 Mu!lcal Clock 1:55 Open HOU&t 10:00 Jl!@llllr Worship. ·Hour 8:55 News t:OO News 10:15 f'llblle Servleo· '" 8:00 MUB!eal Clock t:05 Coffee With Jllllft 10~~ " · 8:30 Song a, Sl«y Time t:f& Betty NtWioll 10:55 Wotld !lews t:46 Flmlly Worship Hour lllolstertal Assoe. . 11>00 Melodies 10:00 News Counlrjl Hoo Down :. 10:05 lfl&h 8dlool Hlt P11·ade' I!!~'~ Swap Sbop 10:!15 News Country Dl'lflero M•W >U:OO Army Time Mason Ct. Alii'. Est-Tue IE4li 11:55· 11:30 Special Community A.S.C. Program-Frl . W J EH RADIO. Nm ~- Newt Rcundup llullelln Board News 0 Gramo Saturday Matinee News Beat saturday MaUneo !lews Beat "!·-::::: Saturday Matinee Ntws Beat ·t:OO DlsclQg with !loa · f:SO Top Tell ~e Sul!!)nary Muoleale . llH t'-"""!'h It an OllfiCindoclvlnyl coatocl fabdc:o Jt is modt of -TtlO% P'" vlnvf With•, • · coHon knit back ' to glye lt. ttMh:h, ~rt-cmd Q softnetln~.,J boloriii pooo~blo In a vu.,t fobr(Q.;' • ,,._.,ut If ,.. ttor• .. - ~~~ Sa DIH<Iblo l.u<.,.Y ~fan BI'l' ITB· ~ · W1THOu1" Ci.o't><Es, >CUI> 60CY GM?S OFF TW HEAT LII<E A R.ADIA'TCR'. co liN. IUDI' 1'llllt:aNI Bnc11W... IQC.) 11:00 12:20 12:211 1.,.,.., ' 1:115 %:00 %:511 '• OTJ'RIQ y ... _ - . er,p~ I'L1USURIII JB Olllll 011' 'S'Q CHiiDFil8T KINDS 011' PltOll'l'I'.-Dll: KO!iT.UQNII · 12'00 SUPERSOFT~ ICJ''!' TJ' BHL ir'I'CB'I'GB l'TH.-ITPOrl' rs:;~;~Loit:;· ~t~at. "~ IStaats, Roush, -QliuW Pomeroy. 0 . sc. TASK !! IIALL"' 'IIQUioiDI! 185t I 11 REPU~IVE eRITONS tiOST 'II'Ob 1 Loot I service Fuller Brush Cus,ton•· [l WY 2-2143 -NO MATTER ~ for mar, 2 IS 61c W~EN IT'S A MATTER. OF IIIJTV. ALL!.O'/AI.. 111...... Iff. Tw!tob • · Be on tbe MeKnllbt. ers. Route protected. Neatness and ambition necessary. $70 a week to start. Phone 4220927 or write Route S, Box 116-A, Parkersburg, W. Va. ' ll.w.. • 4110 1'111 . oa¥ta-w..... WO.ILu'l C. E. A. • J'rleadlY'· ,.._ J1aco!1 , : I~ Boll' II CbaiDI lngel . lngels Sylvelller Sylvester -= --_.. ._ --- · Ill c. L. V. Hannah ' ...... A. Neue Tots! Ladies llniforms. New and all sizes and colors. Carl Chevalier, Long Bottom, Ohio. ZJ8 6!;> IO.So. 'K 6C Jewelm 1681 W• I Loot! Cunltt s. Custer H. Custer M. Hannahs Ph. 118f>-2401. w,;.,tLoot ~ Knuttor L. Wlrlelnnner P. RGWI Total Woal Loot! TOIIIII Jllgb Game - New POMEROY. OHIO :: 161 111'1 M. Lehew Total llld. HJ&b Series - Bub en, liliil, Men; BIDie GDtnon1, OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. ~ s. WlppOi s. Bartela ..... ~. lien. Mary Roulb, White finish. For Sale - 1'111•..- Pomeroy Motor Co. Card of Th1nks I.., 6:011 1:20 8:ss 8:4.'1 7:05 9:15 10:15 10:35 10:40 10:46 11:05 11:115 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:011 S:OII . 1:00 Radio Country Music T1mt Country Jamboreo Jobo 11arms Country Elpreso Breakfast Party Jones Bulet Show Tbe Good Life Music Ill The Air Under Ohio Sides Till! 11 Music · Top Ten Show Top ~ Sho"' (Dul)ons) Noon News Musleal ll!terlnde Rev. Merlln Teell Platter Party SUndown SereDBde Sign Off IIVNDAY 7:30 Sign 011 7:85 Army Hour 1:00 Herlld ol Truth 8:35 Hour of Dellveranea 9:00 Wings of Healing 9:115 Bible Speaks to You 10:00 Volee of Pro}ibecy Family . WorsnlP-Tbun, IO:SI Waib. 1lep«ta to People fann Bureao 11:00 ColiDtry Hymn Time Tlny'o Country llymu 11:011 Noon New. 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Tile Searcb 1!:15 Mulde Just For You 1!:110 Rev. Merlin Teeta 12:1li Goesaler's Guest Slar-Frl 1:011 BIUy Graham 12:30 !4ulc Just For Yoia 1:115 liJtheran Hour 3:00 Platter Party 2:00 Tho Cbureb At Work 4:1Ji Blaettnar Sbo•Tues. %:1li The Navy Swings 4:30 Local· NtWI !:35 The lila Lie 4:54 ·Bowling Scores 1:011 The Quiet Hour 5:110 SUndoWD Serenade 3:16 Sunday Showcase 1:1.11 Oft 1:10 Bapllst La)'IIIBII'S Hour I:S World In Review t:OO Sign On I:Oo Off Bw HAROL-D GRAY .GEE' GUE~S I OOZED FOR A ~Ew Mlt4Lfr8:i I SUT DID I HAVE A WHOLE 8 UNCH 0' WILD DREAMS , -WOW! ABBIE AND SLAn •• RAEBURN V,t.NIUilEN . ft •••r to cion • 'TJ.IEY'RE QUrTE RE.-'MRKAI3LY E:x ECUTED ... BUT I DOt·-lT lalllld_ .... _ _• SEEM 10 RECOGNIZE. ( f;OlOI CHOICE · • IITUilWEET ~E " . • $AGE ,.. • TOAST • IEIGE • GOLD • ·aaow.N . ) •. . (' ~ _1, $J' 4.,.•.·;. . .. . ' '' f -~ .I l ·L ,.,.,:I ,, . ' ' '. . . ~~~. ~-~-'?:1. -; ., ~, . ' ' C~N~,II,CI!!!' , ••, •· . $.:r l"'-·· . . .. ··~·;f ~-" - . ' OM_' .JOHN 'Mf( ,._I!EN'T 1HEV I ~~~YET? AZT'ST. 'lf.IAT'5 NOT 5URPRI51NG . MR . ROCCO! CRYSTA L P'AlNTEP ~EN\! �. • • • ,1 ' I ' an<l Mrs. G<ol'l• Metzler Mr. llllll ·Mrs. Conrad !lao Mr. · BlWODih!P attendmeellni o1 the ' to et ! . Mairily .About People In Pomeroy · llllaa. ShlrleJ Beegle "' ~n>Y LoaD, completed at the two the ,. I .. ' Pomeroy. has ~?""' o1 WOl'k Be~ ' .Ofjlce and Is . . signed to Marletla lor office two weeks. '"'·Snows · 40et8 Event Is Attended Pleads.·... -~lanketlng ' ·ohio Areas "" His Guilt Wife Killing, - 'l'llo body ol ·atvoreee, oW lour lllil blo!IIJ lno the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at a 'meeting at the Lodge Hall in Porn· Jobn 'Sauvage, Sr., received hill 50 to r, and the number of years of mem· 33; standing, Jobn Sauvage, Jr., 32, and .Richard Vaughan, 25. Photo. · SUN., MON.. TUES. Pelwwry 23·25 •PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND" (Technicolor) froy Donhue, Connie Stevens ' Council Wo-rks~nZoning Ordinance in Middleport Greet SPRING Well-Shod a. wall..hod •• poulble, foot hugged by a slftlc IN!hor skimmer I p•ml~· II• 1M •I anted with scallops. Yours In t;r.one or block up~r ther. t.•· .,: W. E. Reynolds shook . · ·ot · rt . Middr . ,.,.. ~ ' , CRABGRASS _ ,. , HATERS.~:,_..·., . Don't wait 'til Summer--l'ipread Holh now. It 1iihll,l' . ' . a lasting barrier that will k(lep Crabgrass·from como ing up this year. Good straiegy inCludes •11 appll~ . . lion of Turf BuHdor along With Holts. Turf Bull'*•· ~ thickens the lawn, gives It greener color. '' ' ' r Only 2.99 ' c \' I THE SHOE BOX ' ' I •\ I ( ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FLAMELESS ELECTRIC fairy tales' Snow White was fast asleep. No wonder I She had an electric blanket for relaxing..._sleep coaxing warmth. the ELECTRIC co. . •' Arrangemenlll Pend In lnfanl's Death I.' ,. ,. \ . . ' ~ .·, ~.- ...... If you're alter a car with some life to it, there's only one thing to do. Be my guest. I'm easy to find, you know. Just look for me at your Buick dealer's, during his Sports Car Rally. While you y;olt for me, you can drive one of his sport models-a Wildcat, maybe, or o Skylark. Or even a Riviera. In lac:t, you can drive ~II three. That's what the Buick Spo':fs Cor Rally is all about. !What a w~v to ·.start a New Yearlt If I don t show up, you can talk price. That s even more pleasant than conversatton wtth me. ,You'll see. Once you get '{our hands on a Buick, you won't miss me a bit. Really. · . , ;, .,. . . .. . ~~;·.,-,.,.'\" ' . ' Tl1dt·l• • , • • 11o11or bur tor "" BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. ' e 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy .. '. ,;. Melp Me-'"1 lloopllal Alir.iJSSIONS - Mn. Mn. ' Promotions are Made at Kmser � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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