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VoluHTo 1 LOT MENS I LOT MENS SPORT SHIRTS DRESS TROUSERS VoluH To $5.00 $65.00 $38 ... baum, presiding last evening • the Heath Church meeting the club, said food among••men!JJ I for the Seal Sale meeting 1~~e~TRIP HOME - The Fredrick family has to cross. over this 264 foot long swinging bridge to .l~.t·/IAJ their home which Is across be assigned by telephone ·8.1 . from the Boy Scout Camp near Chester. The bndge Is made out of steel cables, wood pqle&; ·~ wood planks. This borne over· week. Shade River. Inset at left shows the four Fredrick children, I to r, Susie, J~yce Ann, George, arid•1\ijuie Fredrick who attend Cites· The Rotary club sponsors School and Eastern High School. They use the rare-type bridge fearlessly. - Sentinel Photos. : · ' Meigs Coonty Crippled Children's SOCiety which conducts the annual Seal Sale. Rotarian C. E. Blakeslee, chainnan of the Meigs County Red Crosa chapter, asked full' ' ' . est possible support !0< the the Bloodmobile visit next Monday HammEnding Week of Work L __ I in Cosuucton '-~ Foot Shade River Bridge is llare Sigh Shop Rutland Furniluret Volu01 To $14.95 $3·00 h Three Youths Are Injured In Collision YOU DON'T SUITS Vice Rresident Dick Elberfelds In Pomeroy WHY 1 LOT OF school cafeteria. SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8:30 MARGUERITE'S l Middleport • Pomeroy Rotarand their Rotary Anns will make up teams of Easter Seal Sale letter stuffers next Frit!av I night at the Middleport H I g MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE per polr • Men & Boys- V1lues To $3..00 e WINTER CAPS ........ $1.00 each e SWEAT SHIRTS · · · · · · $1.00 each e SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS SOc each e SWEAT SHIRTS · · · ··•· 2 for $3.00 Boys- $1.69 Vol.. V•lues To $16.95 ss 10$8 HCh Boys- V•l•• To $1.89 Mono - • Dress Hats v.r... •o 9.9s _ R01. $1.99 MENS $500 • ... h • sport Sh••rts Volun .. su5 $4.00 ••ch 1 LOT MENS . .. 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I V1lues Nch h 1 LOT LADIES JACKETS J.ia PRICE 1 LOT LADIES DRESSES To $21.9S • $10.00 , COUNT .·ON US ·:. · uPRIDE OF EVElY AGEl" "011, Washingtoal thou "-• patriot sage, frielld of cilt diMs, · and prWe of 'MI!I'' I \' r1 LOT LADIES SWEAT SHIRT 1nd SLACKS SETS_ $4.00 per set I 232ncl _ , _ . , of the ""' of ~ WashinatGa, born hbruor, 22; :1~2. .n ALL LUGGAGE REDUCED 1 LOT LADIES BLOUSES V•lues To $S.9S _ $2.00 NCh · · 40% BAHR CLOTHIERS • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' ' , I t ' ' I~ I ' ~' !" , · , ..,' UI\t~~..IH Smlctl ··' ; -Jllaoitcra'lllli» 1 LOT LADIES SKIRTS V1lues To $12.95 _ $6.00 eech ' For BesfValU;IS~ Finest ~"' ,,, ww., May we all (oln .. eoH.m-.ulh.; llle • ' ,VJ:~u'll find such ..famous names as: Norwalk, ·•.Bassett, Serta,... ,Chromcraft, Siipdran, Go1d,~el, Sunbeam, Mayta_9 ; ~i'jgidait:l, · 1 ·Zenith, Warm ~nlng and $lg!er, plus ma~y. 6tH.er good brands/ ,. : "If w~ ~~~'t$erv!c:~ It - We Wiill ~ Se~l_ ti~"' ., ... ',· ·,\a.ut :. .. Pomeroy ~ . POMEROY-'. ' t ,_ '' ; ' ~ . - ,. ·:· '• •(/, . ,. ·\· " �• . 1,~ I ' ' ' ..4 us; ' foganHits G:f"I.U' . l ~ f . - .. 71-59 In 'Finale Chieftains, to a Blue Devils. ; Nixon pumped In 29 points, including 11 in the first canto and 12 in the final period, to give Coach Brooks Adkins· quintet ill fifth SEOAL win against nine stt- The los• left Gallipolis in the basement lot the second · year. However, the Devils have a partner this winter. Pomeroy took it on the chin 82-70 from Wellston list night The Panthers and Gallians wound up with three wins, 11 losses in the co_nf:::::e:: re:::n:::c::: e·c.____ _ __ 1 .'.Gallipolis wu never ahead IIIII night. l.oflan jum;>ed off for the losers. Alter 1 6-4 first tci o 1-0 lead on 1oa1s by Hun- }Oflod tie, Galllpolio trolled ltJ. nfll and Nlxoo and a free toss 1~ at hallliiTH!. It was 25-22 Loby the latter before GAHS dent- gan after three periods. GARS' e4 tbe scoring column. This took Blue Imps outscored Logan 16-8 just .52 oeconds after the openIna tlpnll. • With s: 44 left In the llrot • At A C;Jauee period. Lotan Increased Its lead IC1!7.a behind Nixon's not hand. ~raight BRIEF WIRE NEWS f'rom Well-to-do Charged in Bookie's Death In tho oecood period. GAHS Unilr.l l'rt'l!fl Man . outleored tho Chiefo, u.a. but , nover came clooer than t "o . Jnlt•rllaUonal pOinta. It wu Robbie Johnson who opt the Chlelo aUvo in PARIS - The French covthis quarter - he pumped In ernment h•• ordered Its or• tallles. Lo11n Jed 30-21 at senalo to be&ln produc1n1 In· . . ,,.,., baiiUrne. gredlento for the hydr01•• , · _ 1000 .. Tope Ties It, IJt.30 bombo It bopea to develop, HOT AND HEAVY- ACTION was hot and heavy In NEW YORK (UPI)-A well11 0 First timeT It w:• tied 0" : ..;;~ reported 11111 the Eastern-Rutland basketball game Friday night In to-do buslne,man faced cblra· 30'S~). Tom ope 1I 1 . ' 0 r I oourcea 10 m ry the opening varsity action of the 1964 - and last - es today of murderln1 a Brookjumper to . open the third .ex,loo~ve \~ctorJu~n 1 Meraj Meigs County Tournament. Won by Eastern. 56·52 In an lyn bookie whom he owed f25,· 0 overtime, ~ere are No. 40, Larry Barr, and Danny Tillis, 000 he loot 1ambllng on the za . woth 7.42 on the cloc · t maa~ m eo nor weo wao heel again, S7-37 with 4:0I Mar..tlle, have be1un the pro- 10 I!Oing up for the ball Ken Hartung of Eastern Is at 1111113 World Serlea ohowing. and 39-39 at tho 3:16 ducdon of lithium which lo to extreme left _ Se tinei.Photo · marl~. Mognanl'a free throw Ibt tranoformed Into tritium by · P • · Pollee arrested Mark · Fein, with 2: II to IO tied It up IOfl a opeclally·bullt 11Uclear rea.. .I OBE WHITE DIES 32, Friday In the olaylng tho 1.,1 llmt. John Ga"er ola;> tor. Word has been received here ' of Reuben Markow!!%, 40, ped In a rebound and thot put I of the death Wednesday even· whose body was found OoaUnc Logan ahead 4:1-41 With 11:46 to NEW YORK - An lntemaing of Obe White of CantC1l, a In the Harlem River Nov. I. go in the period. It was 4&-43 a[. tiona! narcotic• rlnc was brok· lormer Pomeroy resident. Sur- The bookie had been shot ter three quarters 01 play. en today with the arrest ofa 1 vivors Include his wife, Daisy four um.. and hi• hand! and Then came tho cNShor. John- Mexican ambassador, an Uru· l IScot White five "'ns Scot of leg~ h~d been tied wIth soli hlt a foul toss, Nlxoo pump- auayan dipk>mat, a Frenchman a eO OW BloomdaJ. ( Carl, Florkla; Hor- clo ~shne, pnhce 18td. . ed In o lone one, and Hummell and the seozure of heroin valton and Lloyd, Canton: and Fel~ " prestdent of Fem Infoli~Wed lull, and It WIS - ~ ued at more than m .5 million Seventh grade students of Darrell of New York . Funeral dustrles Inc., a !arruly. owned witll 5, 44 left in Lhe game. on the black market. IMrs. !'ern Carr presented aervoces were held a1 1 p.m. hoard form wh1ch manufactures card· and ti tal GARS F1U1 Apart I Other arrests were announc- talenl show in the form or 1 today with burial there , n c_on nera. · From here on oot, Gallipolis ed in Paris ao narcotics agent• radio broadcast to the student 1 I Detectives IBid they were committed numerouo turnovero, of the United States, Canada, body assembly of Pomeroy Jun- . ulded In the Investigation by a ''* tod:{ :tar;· '• ,,~ ! I. S h (; event faae Students (;'IVe T J Sh I •I . cc ldn't hit the side of ITakes. Brave wo~.an Interpol ior High School Friday morn· I and be8an fouling one Chlet· capped lhr.. years of cl""' co- ing. I bam, France, Mexico and ~leY described as Olllo River - OVEC down tt, 7 a.m.; Queen Clty up 11, 1:110 a.m.; Wa)'lll H. up 11, 2 a.m.; I!:deana Boaoirorth up 11• 4 a.m.; PeW Downey up 11 1 a.m.; Jerry 8orwortb up 't7, 12:25 a.m.; Beaver down 11, ·s :l$ a.m·; Buckeye State dowt1 17, 7:10a.m.; Andrew Cllboun up 20, 1:20 a.m.; Norlbeworlhy down 21. 2 a.m.; Vulcan down 21, 4:110 a.m.; Mr. Mack down 23, 6:40 a.m.; Alton Zephyr up Greenup 10:20 p.m.; PIIJilo ela D. up Greenup 12 , 40 a.m.; Esso Weot Vlrglnll up GreeD· up 2:30 a. in.; Charles Stevenson up Sl, 5:40 o.m.; H. E. Bowleo up 32, 1:06 a.m.; C. V. Harner up 33, 6:20a.m.; Sally Ann down Meldahl6 p.m.; Zlmmer down Meldahl 7 p.m.; J. S. Lewis down Meldahl 1:15 p.m· GaiHpollo Dam- Semel down 5 p.m. ; Jeffhoat down 10:10 p. m. J don d0 wn 11 .50 pm. ·' or · · .. Crown Point down l :30 a.m.; Eliaha Woodo down 6 a.m.; Bob Benter up 9 a.m. ,so Kanawha River - Lucy =. ...... Owen, Pill cbanctllor com. IIWider, p:eolded In lht ab'""" of Clyde Andrew. _ Olftcen ...s membotl illll~ ::In ':;: oonlerrlnt _ol I he M~· H. FIITellt EmeraoneyJones Fowler' Karl ow Rtct, d Owens' Rlley Manl~ and Br~ WoUe' The Kn••• rlllk will be · ,...I conferred March 12 al ~ p. m. All lllt!Dbera are urged to attend. FoUowlng the _meellnl lllo memberl went to the d1nIn( room lor relreellllllllll ol lllllldwlcheo, . c:oflee and Iliad served by R. L. Manley. I Man l Face ' Cancer Threat. I" a·ao . J::·· Mrt. Martin II C C 1 uelt ,or amuta . Mrs. Albert Martlo was a guest when Mrs. Charles Rlffie entertained the Bi M lhl Ca ~ on ~ n· uta club Thursday enrung at her home. East Main-st. PriZes for ames ~re 11 ,.,..,, 1_ ......, th~ leU@! off~rfd for " "1.,..,. • - ; •-••: ao... Municl· d.. ughter, Mrs. Gealfrey Wilson, · pal Stadium by Kansoo City Long Hollow. Followl111 o s..,. ..... ....., .,....._ II:Htt - . , oUiclab wer& "fair and reaaol)o ~I e'l~ntng, refreshment! were .. " no - ''"" ,..,.,~.. able." · served by the hoo- 1o Mrs. 110 c;--.., Ill fn••••• 1 4 •r1Y the sarne 9-1 mar&Jn, W. A. Orake, Mrs. Willlam Bar· .,, • .· ..11_....,_._., .. ,... • .,, • I An 0111 i~ ' .,l,..,t ..... NtM , the owners voted to seek "~rm- lell, Mr•. Lawrthct Smith, ,-..-. " '"" ...... htation" of Finley'• Amerlean Mn. Jack Warner, Mra. Hutlh ~~"~ • ... ..., .._ •• ..... .,.,. Leape membenblp. League Bearhl, and a:uea:ta, Mrs. Helen "t~.:..., ,._, ""..."'"'" Prealdent Joe Cronin said the Brlckloo and Mro. Wilson and ~ ........... "' ... _.,. removal proeeedlnr would take daughter.•. •~. •on ""'· •- ' - pia<tl within o woelt or t e n ----doyJ, P'lnley had ttotllll!l to IIY. SITS I"OR PICTIJHf - - , . ..._ " ,.. . WASHINGTON (UPI) -The .·""' • COIAJMIIUS - At least ••· Hou!lt will tit for Its picture .:~'!: other 5ft9,807 persons have be- next TUeoday light a!IA!r lllllmElla ..~.,., - _,. .... .. eoont mldoata of O!llo . alnct bers put their final endorse. Charles Thomas E~~~~~~~Mre ... ""· • ...... tho 1810 censuo, pushing the ment on tho flU billion tax cut Judge John Alber\ Smtih~ ~''"II •~ -·• JlOilUiallon to l0,211.JIN- biD. Herbert Hoover. *" * •- .[.;!;': ;.":..."":,"-:;:,. .: " .....,.-..,:.::,::.:; 1. r----FOR SALE----. Used Farmall130 Tractor With Foot Hitch Culllvotors, Side o,...aaool Plow, Mowlnt • ly New Hollend PHONE WI 9-3202 w. 4ow h tult your Melli ilown payments and ""'I" char.... Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales foriD lhe~ wera tllaplapecj when tile Women of G~ EplscoJI:I! , ehurch met Thurodap altemoll!!!~ the pariah hCIQae. . .\Y;!~_;;'•; )lira. Jamee Tltua, predden), cobduotecl· tile mee~}thl! · opened w1th dlvollonl 'i7/JII J. E. D. Hartinger. A NJi!l!h lbe annual metllnl h!l!UJi Cl!t· clnnaU Februarr 4 ~'' w~o li~en by MrJ. Fred. . J~, reJPoull ehllrman <If 'I, ~ oese of Southern Ohio. li•L Mrs. Crow told of IM Le'e H f 1h ,,..., '"'It ·1n orne or e •a&...., ~ ,._ Clnelnnatl aa I memorlol gift to the church. She and Mrs. A. WY 2·5101 Stwina Avo. "' "' tn order to an~~ ,. •I . I' to eat out on iua- · dlYI we IN D~ifo in- . opoclal l111il)J prtoH on Broute4 .. .. thlokta ' 1 · so D . STARTING AND GROWING PROGRAMS ltW.e swt you liM your flock or htl4 safe sttrt and sound 1rowth wiUI Provico Feeds and Contentratet. Tlwlrough research procedures by uperienced 5pecialists assure sate an4 !t!lllnd ' starling and 11rawing. Protect lOtlf flock or herd investment with 1 Plcrllicu PJofit-Pnwou fllld&na PrQcrn. 1 Address,, ...........•...... ... ... .. ••.....• , City . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . State .........•. [~ ' 1: ~I , " 11 .. ·' Jhings Grow ' ,,.Jn Ohio .more successful farmers buy fertilizer 'fiijm LANDMARK than from any other source. Tliti fertilizer manufacturing know-how is now af'6liable for your lawn. . ~ ~ew concentrated lawn pep 19 a high ~2~), controlled feeding turf fertilizer, analysis designed 'for those. wutlng a greener and healthier lawn alt.lllmf)ler long. It's economical, non-burning, easy to apply with your own spreader. For real perfectloD ln. a lush, dark green turf, try lawn pep. We haveltl FEB. Z4 Weiting, Zeigler Take up Seats on FHA Committee par is home from hospital a sunshine basket was sent . to her. At the cltlse of the meet- I ' will meet at the DAV hall, MonI day at 7.30 p.m. I The young Adults class of bla University, and is tbe au· thor of two books on Cooperative Education. Mr. Ziegler operates a large dairy farm In Seneca county. W1etmg ls a vice He is a recognized authority on of the Ohio FoC1Jl Bureau Fed- successlui farming and dairy eratum. responsab~e for practices. He has been active 2U.a•. COV.Itl 5000 SQ. FT. aUon lllld educauon, In the American Guernsey Catthe direction of the Ohio tJ . . e Club. is a past presldent of Bureau Advisory C..uncil Gblo Guernsey ASIIOCiation cusslon programs. presently Is a director oi Wlellng also Is editor of NOBA Inc. He also Is a memBuckeye Farm News oncl of the Seneca County School I Fe.J.()4Jram, Farm Bureau Grange, and Farm Bur· Ucatlons go to all 1 ea ch montb. He s a 1be FHA, an agency of the of the Board of S. Depa:tment of Agricultho Adult EducaUon serves eligible farmers -;:~~~~-~-:':".""-:'-~--~ '· N tl of ltbeRurUII.S.ASe.rvanlced of credlt and needed technl· ll!!l~:ill!::;..;.;;.~._.__.~_:.._._"'!"._._·~'~~"'~'~·::oo~a~::::._::;::_~~~:~ help ., farm and money f m..agement problems. ·Loans are made only to applicants unable to obtain adequate credit &om other oources at reasonable rates and terms. Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients ••ooflnt ePalnll ............ ....., ...... ' ' ' - !.. Binder Twlnt POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ENROUS AS BARER Don lllayer, son o1 Mr: and Mra. Roy Mayer, recently enrolled at the Ohio State Barber College In Columbu.o. Don will sradoate from Pomeroy High School In the spring and will enter barber college the !irSt July. George Childs as and assisting SAVE hostess. li"EB. Zt Th R k Sp · H De e oc rmgo ome monstration club will m~t nesday, at the . home of M r •· Charles ~s:•·;:a:,~l ~u':s ~ 11 k eli c ill e Yed po uc IDler w he serv at noon. Soc. Seal eal -.- -. - - Winter is the ideal time to do inside remodeling and modernizing. Take advantage of our comp~ete facilities. Just give us a ring. Pythwn Suter• Meet on s Masnolia Temple Sisters met In regular session Thursday evening with Nettle Hayes mD&t excellent presiding. NO NEY DOWN BUDGET TERMS Communications were from the Grand Temple and means committee and Myrtle Jewell, grand chief. Thank you notes were read from Mr. and Mrs. Jay Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel and Mrs. Karl Grueser and me!her. Frieda Mossman was ported Ill ID Melp Memorial Hospital, and Bernice An ' LOOK USED l'RACTORS. Mere'saninside.-mod- ', oJing p<oioidthatwlll Ao .low as . • . ~5 !,!, AT OUR ·~ ' • e farmaU 350 Diesel With 3-bottom 1.4" plow • Pegboard • Wallboard • Wall nle • floor nle • Oak floori1g • • Limber •Plywood PAMII:Y ROOM pleOM th-• itntire familv. •Stwan ' r 1 Tbe Staff and Olffcers Club of the Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters will meet Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Cash Bahr witlt Mrs. • Fo~mall Cub with tools ' I Minersville, Ohio Uon degree in Rural Education an president, urges all memfrom Teacben College, CoJum- bers to be present. AdviSory Co~ttee, the functoon of wbich Is to th~ State D~ctor on ~~ alton ol national poloctes to m~t local conditions. e SURE WIN e RED ROSE e TUXEDO I Phone WY 2-2161 ing, a social hour was enjoyed. ' Games were played with prizes : C. Maurice Wieting. rnlttee of the Boy Scouls or 1the Pome,oy First bus, and Howard J. Ziegler, America. 1 church will meet al the r.hurch CIS-de, were named this week He holds a Doctor of Educa· l Mooday, at 7:30 p.oh. Guy Cow· as memben of the Ho~e Administration S t a t OHIO VAlLEY INDUSTRIES Jane Howell Ter1t No. awarded the winners . Daughters of Union Veterans i PH. WY2-2181 OliO more famib• " .• Name . ..•.............•.•.... . ......••....•. POMEROY •• PRDVrco ORDER COUPON Fill out thlo ••upon and mall wllh easlo, eheck or money order (make cheeks or money orders payable to "Four Days") To: "Four Days," Box 700, Great N..,k, New York. Send me postpaid . . . . . . . copies of the UPIAmerkan Heritage book, "Four Days," at $2 per eopy. Enclosed is $ ........... .. . . a. R. Kmght who also attended the meeUna. were presont for the ttedlcatlon of Ibis home. . A re~le":, of Chapter One of the book, Satots On M a( n Street," by Peter Day was f)ven by Mr,. Patrick Loc~ary followed by a cUscusslon. At the close of the ~neetlnll. a dessert ~urse was served by Miss Vkla Ihle, M 1.~ s Lenora Giles lnd .Mrs. ~. : 1 ~ D. Hartinger. ·, ' ADDI! TO STA{F ·' · Pauline Hysell, who' opai-all!o the HyoeU Beauly Shoppe.. 'In Pomeroy IB announelna • t~al lola B.artrum will be a f u-·11 time. operator In her shop. .Mrs •• Bartrum has bolen realdinJ · In LoJan where she manoged. and. operated a salon there. ' • - , . United Press IDI~rnatloaal ud AmerieiD Heritage made arrugements wllh 1 fulffilmenl organlullon lo accept Individual orders by mall for lhe book "Four Days: The Historical Reeord of the Death of President Kennedy." Books will be mailed, postage paid, to IDY locallly within lhe continental United States• This offer takes effect Immediately and will continue until further notlee. The copies distributed by the ful· Ifllllment organization wlll be Identical to the non·im· printed book in individual cartons now being oupplled to UPI subscribers. Cost of the earton, handling; postage and any sales lax are included In lbe $2 per copy price. eTennt~ i ~~~~~~~ 1h11ve Best Service! ' RACINI, 0. PEARL STREET Best Price! =tal oncl Diac Harrow MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. MuHy-Ferguson 'F H ~chino LOADER or eo. EAT OUR SUNDAYI DAILY •I!N1'1tllft end Mr. and Mn. John Glut, lumbus; Mr..and Mrl. Don Davit, Charlellon, va. . . • . · , ., dren'•ll • SPREADER .Qutlts Modf'1 , -~ ( 1::-le, Of OSplfCI . ' r':: Are Displayiilil Qull · I" ; U:,: l'i • Now Is The Time To Buy Your N*bu~mey1 In ~ Mr. 111n Grimm, 1114 Mr ... · ••u In Mlddl-"' ~I Pauline Dolk, VIenna, W. Va., .... "'" ,.. i ' I . ., Better Income Through I~proved Forage Crops is ean41da": Fem s f~oend: She admilto;<l Jane Lucas liP Marmet 2:46 •• warded to Mra. Martin and Mra. tain after another. With 1:33 operation to breal! the illegal . helpmg dispose of the bookies · . .0 F Sh Ma et Max Folmer. Mrs. Riffle releft. the vltitoro ~ad built up o trade in narcotics. In Washing- John N•wlun and Mtke Roush body, Utey said. ~SO a: rr:.; B~a'": ;,"wn ':~n- received a gift from her secret commanding 68-53 lead. I ton Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken- led the salUte to the fill. Blr- , 0 They uld the girl, Gloria field 7·20 mng Thelma An. paL Refreshments were served Fred Kill otarting Blue Dev· neely, who announced Jhe multi· bara Whole read Psalm I from ' Kendall. on Ocl. 10 received • d Wln/id San- by the hostess to the above nail forward 'was tiM! first of smugglilng >lot was the .econd ' the Scripture• and Dorothy Neu phQ!le call from t' ein who dow:; ;lnfleid m . mecl and Mrs. Eugene Triplett. three Galliano 10 foul out. And largest In ir s. history, topped j'long led the Lord 'a Prayer. 1 asked her to.come to an apart- J.te:~"upWinDeldli:f6;:m: ; Mra. ~aul Taylor. Mrs. RJchil was quick, too. lllll's fifth only by an attempoed $20 mil- Broadcasthttl over Stlltlon ' " ment malntamed by the bookie Jefferson down Winfield 12:30 ani Fmlaw. Mrs. John &aver personal come with l:t7 rc- lion haul In 1960. WPJH. \he students . performed I HOUSTON (UP!) - Anyone where the shootlns allesedly am . Solvay down Winfield •·· and Mrs. Donald McKenzte. maining in the flrll period. Lo-1 In a variety of acts with Chest- can QUit smokmg. but It takes took place. Hi ~', . ANNOUNCE BIRTH gan led f91-12 al the time.' Mag- IIDAMI BEACH- The AFL- er Roush as announcer. brave man to lace cancer." Tbey ~aid she admitted .help· · Mr. and Mr1. Robert illlley nani fouled out with 13 seconda CIO will urge Congreso to ap- Figure experts Jobn Zurcher, This Is the attitude_ of one of lng Fein carry • trunk contain, · , are announcing the birth of o 2 000 remaining, Topa foll~wed with prove U. S. III'IRIS for conatruc- Gary Mitch and Ronald Tatter-1 • youngsters of JUnior high lng the bookie's body out of the Pretbyterian Women baby daughter at Holzer HD&pilo three seconds left when he cJob. lion of Roman Cothollc schoOl! son demonstrated the coo·rect Ischo~J age tho have tr'ed building and to the Harlem To Meet Thur1doy February 13, weighing 7 lb. bered Jim Phelps. Johnoon oncl , in an eflort to break the logjam way to exercise. smo mg_ at east once as re- River IOhere they disposed of The Women's Assoclstlon ounces, named, Amy &th. Nir.on ooch had lour peroonals on lederol aid to education leg- News of lise world ohowed ~ealed 10 a survey by the ill. the .Middleport Flrot She has two brothers, Alex Lee, for Lo8811. · lslatlon. preparations lor George Wash· prong Independent School , . Presbyterian Church Will years, and Stephen Bruc•. 10 GARS commit!Bd :U foulo, J..o. The policy waa spelled out to· tngton's Birthday by Lynne Me· District. . lttoo, the ~tudents were U~ed . to Thursday eveninc. Feb. 27th Grandparents are Mr. ean was JU!Ity of thl• 14 tlmea. day In a ottternent approved Guiro. Eugene Ruschrl and Ben· Of the 4•000 students mter· lgove their reasons for smoktnc the church at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. David Grueaer, ConSenior fonr11rd tom To p • by the AF(..CJO Executive Coun· nle Wright. vlewro, about 50 per cent had or not smoking. wlll be a special mlsslott Slreet, Pomeroy, and Mrl. was high for the _Blue Devill cil at Its mid-winter meeting I Charles Vaughan, Rebecca· smoked. . Here are oome of the reasons let by the women of the Delma Halley, Cheshte. with 17 ;>olnts. Magnani pump- here. I Shepard, Eugene Ru><hel Jef· While •n!y about 1 per cent (m their """ apellin&l for not tlst Church tnisslonary ed In 141. Btsldeo Nixoo'a :It· Ifrey Werry and Linda Wehrung. l"' the soxth graders have smoking: lor the program. point outburat, Robbie Johlllf)ll PALM SPRINGS, Calif. -appeared In 0 .chool room smoked as many as love coga· "l'm not d11111." . Th~ will also ·be m,~:!~~ ~~ and Gtoree Hummell, i pair of President Johnoon and Mexl- l ocen~. rets, 20. per cent of the seventh "Makes me tbroueh up." Uon of new officers In c foOtball stars, ooored II each. can Preoldent Adolfo Lopez 1 Sponsors Introduced were Ron· and eighth graders smoked "Because they liVe me bed of Mrs. Georee ADderson Stalladet WGD By lJIS Mateos today neared the "'"' laid Reuter. Bill Sawyer and more than five and 0 per cent breath and anybody can tell." the devotiOnJ beln( il~en Logan hit a olr.zlln1 110.4 per· of their friendly diplomatic Bennie Wright. smoti:ed regularly. . "I am elorgect to tobacco." Mrs. Mama CJta;lbera. Mrs. cent frctm the field - tho Chief· talks. Tbe two chief executives Mary Woods demon•trated her More boys than gorls sneaked "Gives you cariaer." . Jom~ Harley will be program 1 taino unk 2!1 of 46 11tempts. AI scheduled a final buslne" con- talent in a pantomime called Clgaret now and then. II the Reasona ·hor amoklnt: chairman and hoateoaeo wlll th• Ires ihiow circle, lht viol· ferertee at breakfaol. At 12:30 "I Love .Me." parents smoked, the youngsters "Had one ·mtd got the habit." be Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Vln. toro oank 2.1 of 3$. Logon con· p.m., EST. they planned to is- ~ Girls in a high stepping chor- were mo~e inclined. to try it. "Because ·I feel biB." cent Daho, l\lro. Harley, Mro. irollecl IM>th hoarda With 40 ,.. sue a joint communiqui<, fol· us remlnfHCent of the 20's lea- In addition to filling out ques- "I am tlel'¥01 tberfore I do II. R. M. Sherman and Mrs. ·Wal· boundl - Cr.a11 Lappen was lowed by a Lopez Mateos newo : tuoed Mary Woods, Lynne Me- tlooaues on their omoking hab- 11 started "'*n I woa young." ter Waddell. topo with 11. LHS committed c-onference. IGure, Rebecca Shepard, Doro12 turnovora. thy Neutzllng, Recka McGuire, Gallla Academy hit 45.2 per NICOSIA, Cyprua - Britain and Carrie Roltmire In a numcent from the field - 24 of sa. continued to alrllll troop rein- Iber called "Down At Papa Tho GaWana oa~k Ill of 17 char· lforcemonlf to tho troubled Is- Joe'•·" tty loloea. Of. lllo home club'o land of Cyprus tod1y deopite The entire cast appeared in !4 rebounda, tom Tope had sav- lndlcallono of a new diplomat- a preview of a circus o)lowlng en, Don MaiJlllli five. GARS lc clUb with Preaident Arcb- "wild" animal acto, tumbling Ctllllmltted II costly turnovero. bishop lilakarios. twins, strong man, barebeck rid Flva Blt!e DevU oentor• aaw Makarioo IB!Ued 1 statement ers and clowns. Featured play. actlao o~ the home planlu< r,.. Friday night ..yin1 bluntly ero were Bennie Wright, Recka tho Jut time. They wore Tom l "there ia no room:· for mote McGuire, Bill Soowyer, Chorles Tope, Don M"'J.l""ll. Duck Boo· Ilion the 7,000 Br!Uoh troopo Vaughan, Mary Woods, Bonnie Uc, Ft•e!i--lll!hjnd Bill Janes. who will 1M In Cypruo ot t he Gilmore and John Newlun. In the resolve f!lme, Galli- conclusion of the 1,500-men oir- l.atest on lllo Taylor • Burton polls edted the Little Chief- lift. romance was an interview with tains. 37,11. Daa Gilmore hid Lincla Wehrung and Recka Me10 for lha winners, Ed Hamil· · BOSTON -41 Though he waa Guice. :on, Chip Jliles leered tight two &iant sltPI elooer to lo•- Principal Howard Knight dis!lj!b. Bob TrD1ibrld.. had nine lng his baseball franchise, vol· mis"'d the aosembly. , · uble Charlie Finley lor ohce ftH wao silent. Tbe baseball ownHOST TO STITCHERS •.n11 H " ' " ers aoreed over FlnlP.y'.s lone Mrs. Carl Mool'e ,,.. ho&te~s HVOTiil TO INTIRin . , dlssenlinl vote during a spec- to the NHty SUU:Inro club Thor•· 1 MilOS MAtoN 111 hearlna hore F'rlday that day evening at the homo of her ••u l Rive'- ne·ws • • .~ew'fn Farmi" . ...• "£t: Cooke; ~clu. d.non and Roach tot rot In the final h70 minutes of tho perIod, and reduced that mar!Pn to 22-17. Thur~-'oy to; Mrs. Ebersbach ·, Hospucu news 0ou,. ran wild under the teammates. Logan's 71-59 triumph over Gallia Academy's However, Tope, MaKDani, An- · w...., ~ @lb Nixon, a 11-8 junior guard, ~ps Fl'lday night In leading his ' ~--• Services Held Mrl. ~ Fultoa, Rt. 1 M,. Tlwmp.ord• Gallipolis, dauehter. 7<01 .... Ho•te.l• o/ Club - - - - : - - - : - - - . - FrldaJ. Mra. Jack Kerwood, R~ 1m. Rollltt Thompoon wu . ~ Eiltoftd RMpHa 1 1 GaWpolla, daughter, t :I4 a. l\OIIOsa "' lbe Wlndln& Tnll Among tbooe who entered m. Friday. Garden club Weclneoclay ~en- · Funeral ~ for M r a. Holzer b.o$ji!W lp tho !1M' , 24 . Dls<ilarged lng. • Cl""""" Eberabo<l!, Mlddleport bours ~y A. Llhgo, Lo. Pallonts rec<nUy discharged During 8 short buslness aea- reoldent who died ' Monday, .,., River Rei., Alecla A. Faus- lnclud!!d Mrs. WUUe Tackett, ~. Ia charp ot-.Mao•. &berl wen conduc:l~er'n•il'odq after. tel, Rl 1 Gallipolis, Kurt Mrl. ,-\llled Brown, J . R. Me- Lewis, president, 011 Invitation noon li lle~lli- . Mell!odllt lao McKinney, .Rt. 2 GaDipnlil, Elhlnney, Howard Jenkila, wao read from the~~~~ Gar- Qlurch wllb a.v;-11. B. DiiWo Marshall Glenn. Rt. 1 Bidwell, Mra. Elmer Belue, Lonza Moles den ~Iub to attend gue;t night 11011 the ofllc.latbw·m1Jti81er Mrl. Ermui E. SWW!er, Rt. 1 Cbe- Curi,Js Cbrlltlan, Charlell Fr• at 1bo Federa!Bd churcb on C. M. - . , Wu ~ahlre, Mrs. RlndaU G. Henry, ler, JONpb Helrlow, Adrian March 17. Tha lravelilll prlll the ...-v~qo. . . .. ,~ Galllpolls Ferry, Al'noJd H. Spencer, DaMy Horton, Ja~ dOIIIted by Mrs. Waltef Benll • She Is iurv\qof~oar )au. VanMatre Wut C..Iumbla W. Ice L. Youn1, Mrs. Paul Houd- wu llfll'dod lo Mrs. Lewll. 1111en o\l1ce Va.• Da~n v. Aabworth, '1741 aohell, Mn. Elisabeth Klngle, C..lor lnd IOIInd pictures Ruilr Hill. '· Chester Rd .• Pomeroy, M r 1. Mra. Lottie Jennlnaa, Mrs. MCUtecl from the lnterllltlonll Dlvll, and 1 IIIII. ~,·~ Thoma• E. Diddle, Racine, RQo Jameo McCormick, Jamea Abo Flower Sbow Film Library, Pe- 1 brother, !llv.,.U ~ Ji.U. '" E. Morris, Rl I Racine, oil, Honrd Johnaon, I) ale PIJ'IIDenl ot era.tlvlalon Inaarp. beareri WIN lloben 1114 ' lloa Jameo R. Sheett, Rt. 1 Harrl· Rolh&eb, Leland IValterl, Mrl. wers ahown. Allo ahown wu Davia, p.,. r..auet; IJ'tlld-. aonvllle, Mn. Donald L. Buck· Jllllel Morrla and b!lanl 1(111, tbe Olvllcade of lHS frolll and Earl Oa'l'anpGJ'I, ;Qaolal ley, JackOQn, Donald Huff, Jr. Mra. fvan Wood and Infant aon, ~ IJl'l, · Evw, and Olellllradliur)o. Jn. Gillespie and Mrl. Gerald Thompson. Iluecllcldel prov~. by Jack tennent 111 •"'-'onion ' Mra · Stanl~ ., • Caraey ol the Landmark were ·' · · ........~ Waverly, David B. lllldlay, Jr., on dleplly Jnelwun, NIH food, Cemeterr, ·· ~ llawllnit-<lo*ta Logan, Dou1JIU Baker, K1rl 1), IOU oon111timer DDT apray Funerallfome Willa~ of Mowery, Lopn, Ron~ld B. 1 powder ron ~ 11 rat IITIIIItJIIIIII · ·· 0 Border, Rt. 2 ChUiicolh.e, · Mrs. , powde; chloradane d tiP!'.: Out-«-town reldnt1 1 Dd Daniel E. Daw!Oil, Aahland, • us., trlenda •ttendlnt !be aer\llcto Ky Robert · B Casaid• Aab· Glqe relillap1 GaWpolla lawn oprq. A booklet, T h 1 wtN Mr. and Mrs. ilollMJ .. · " Landlllil'k I awn And GardenJ" HJU and ,.___· land. Ky., Lloyd C. Fraley, Rill- dam JU, 17.0, l'1llllllng 18 feel eel · 100, ...,,..,.,, llu@o sell, Ky .• Mlaa Olive C..lller, on rollers, Pomeroy-llla11011 II.• waa present to euh member. anan, W. Va.;. Mr. 1114 llfu. Worthington, Ky .• Mro. Jameo 61. Pt. Pleaunt 24.73., Hlnlon Peter La~k, llrldpport, Oblo L. Stockton Rt. 1 Rav0111wond, 2.03 atatlonary, Klnawba hUa E1qulre Rtmlc t. and 1011, Peter, ol Oblo Untnrw. Vo., and Randall Lee 4.00 IIIJlna, Cbarleoton 18.02. Conferred on fRIO llty,. Albant1 Mr. and M u. Workman, Rt. I Rav•nawood, London and Marmet c1alna wera The Rank ot EaqUire ~ PreddlJ Cllne llld daulhter w. Va. on the a111s and Winfield clam conlortad 011 two Klmmle, Jaeboovtllt, 'Fla.; wao runn!Dg 2 feet. wben lbo .,.,..,11 ol a.~-... Mrs. Geol1e Dew-. Athena; S..t movemeota: ·· •w-eu • 1 "!""" Mr. and Mrs. Jllnrttt Grimm, 2-DaJiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport: o ., Feb. 22, 1984 · .... Afa,.,ifYrOomisa ' 'must'' i~modern. homes.lelus The economical way to show, you how you can space.let us give you a have one. free estimate. As low as $J5 97 gain needed living mo.. $CJ·-51 t : ; ;%;[; b;:$ PANILING Recreation roe• nn be buih in bct10mont • attic al very little - · ""low ••• ... A good .modernizing project for the winter montN. Panel on averag~ room lor $ 07 • ~Hie as .. 6 Tho modern way Ia beautiful unsightly eail-ings. An average ceiling as $ .0i low as •••• , 7 I ' . . ·'' �J . ( / ,J ' Eastern Gets TourneyICalt.,'•Final ;Berth With Overtime E11leo all'Md ." berih in the riMLs of the Meigs County Basketball Tournam•nt aglillll unbeaten R.tcina toalibi by bumpinl a ocrappy Rutland Red Devil flvt, 56..fia. In an cwtrllme thriller Friday I tvlnllle· Th4 llooliiiB Devils battled Coach Bob Wlfi01'8 team right down to the wire but were unable to contoin the taller Ea· lles in the ciOBing minute of ov· ertlme action. Eastom forward John Rid.. nour opened aeoring 'in the ov· ertime stanu by losaing In a bucket from underneath to make the ~'Q.Io, with a minute and th ~nds remainlns. Coach Met Martin's team put the score ·m· a dead!~ aaaln at 1>4-14. whtn• Lal'l')' Rupe to~ 1ii>Q with 45 oeeon~ to play· Ken Hattung quickly put the Etglos out in front acain wben he scored !rom tile tey with a half minute left and then Ride· nour iced the EISietn wtn by ~sint In a foul ll10I matint the score 5&-52 with 14 IMOnd• showing. Eagle Chelea Knllht aant a frea Utrow otltll ala sec· oods remaining, whlif Rutland wos prosslnf hard, fOr the final point. Rutlalld •bovelt the aamt Illwh«< subotllute Don Smith bit on o 30 foot llni! drlvt )limP .oot with ellbt OIIOD left Ill tht fourlh quarter. Eamm lm~lately c~l!ld time out lo set up a )Ill 11101 play but it lailtd wht~ J:W. lung'l laal oeeond jumper roll· ed off the rim, The Red O..lb bad trall<d IMHI with two minulel left in ..,.,..laUon play. l..al'l')' R u p o cut the lead to IMHI when Ill aank a pair of PNIIIUrt charity tosses with • minute and two IIOCOrtds left. 'l'llough Rutland came from IQ overtune .;· behind l!l 0,. _.,. ~ - ' Smlltt _.. ~~""""_, 11 to conlell lnlo ovel' lead Rutland. time, also a c:ome.flom- Rutlllld bit an 20 e{ 10 lholl behind •ICIOrJ fill' Ea111m. "' • Pill' - ' """' Eu11rD 'l'lle Elf!lel trailed by ....., WU 'IICQrial ~ :II al • • A pointe, 34-:17, willi three IIIII>- per !*II. utes and 34 seconds left In the BY QUAIITEIII: third quarter. !utl!m .dls,PIIl"' ~ 10 110 41110 ~ <d a lllll'PY nlly II! 1'- .,-. lll!tlaud I D • 1111...,_ lng milllllel of the lblnl poriGd Eulerll - ~ a I, ID lelld. 40-38, by the llllrt of Cl'ulfl 1~ Ktl!lht, 6o,1-1t, the final stanza. ,Htli!mllll~, l'llt1' ,., u.Oneo qaln, Ridenour If I I 1-118. Spoacor S 0 .. ToW~ high ...,.... ~ the wlmlon ~ , · with !8 polllll .. II lleld 10111 lltllland- Tlllll$-~ 1lupa and six foul aholo. 'Itlt onljr s-&-15, stewart 2 t -11, ~ other Eqle to hit doublo fl.. 3-1--7, l,arn)wll • ~ I,Jimllll ,.,.. was Knlaht wltb lD. Rupe 17-1- 15. Totals 2G-~ . . ID . aerid the It·,.., an LDGVJ , . . . . , 11, 1111 a a•an..-. wacner Hagerty R. Biller L. Smilb tJ. Miller T\)lal RUTLAND WINS - day win the a berth iD the Reserve finals for tonight at Rutland High IYJ!l 7They will night tangletowith seeded Eastern reserves the championship, startillllat p.m. LanandcPastomererFeoyniSwlei-kl365overall The varsity championship game between Eastern and lhe Southern Local Tornadoea wiU begin about a. Amanda 51 Sistersville Routs Falcons Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. 22, 1964-3 TOurnament SCOfeS ~ lo 1 recuJar llarter, wu lick and didn't play. Wellllon jllmped off 1o an 11 point lead, 111-a, In the openinl lllaiiZI and atayed mthe lelld thJ'ou&l!outthe 11me. The Rock· eto atayed bot from 0,. field and increased tllt1r lead to 4'1· 11 at h11ennlaalon. The third quarter wao 1 aaw battle 11 both loami 11®1'ed • polnll wltb .the lilaiiZI ending D-3'1. Wellston put Ill for 42 per cent. Wellston to& second t<om In at tl!Q 43 rebounda w)llle, fQIDOf"1 nina o1 the last quattet. only puQed dowtl 31. :- " Panthers raiDed, but the Pomeroy will play . ~ est they came to eloelng I h at 7:30 p.ll\.,ln . I b • (ap was IJ poll!ts, 83-70, a . Oat. Class AA . ~ seconds before the tlnal buzzer. Tournament al oaii. !WI Hf8b Both aquads had gond aboot- Sehool. 'l'lle winner ~· m,. 1ng percentages bt field soaJJ Cbeat!pe~• Wildllel!daJ.III 7 ,. as the Panthers aant • out of .::. at Oat Hill. ". . 62 out of 45 per cent and The Wellaton ~01; 1111111 en Rockets dropped In H out · a clean aweep u . ~ c!OI.- North Gallia Rolls 0 ver Kyger Creek' by .:.bel-~'.ed~lhe:e:~.~~-··~ ,;,; r. OJO&e= ~ ~ .. the double coltllllll ~were ~:;::k u::: :""'town ss 79-68 Count in Gallia County Tournament ==~~=~:rr~~~~ Pirkerfnaton 42 Licking Valley 76 Howard 47 Atbens County Albany 73 Waterloo ii5 Ames-Bern 65 York 54 VlniDn County AllensviUe 'r.l Hamden 71 Lopn Count)' Riverside 71 Buckeye IZ Meip Ceanty Eastern 56 R<lllalld &2 Crawford C.Unty Buckeye Central 72 Colonel Crawford Erie COUDIJ Berlin . Heights 59 Milan 48 Ottawa County Elmore 81 Lakeside 70 Keystone Clearvlew Defending Gallia County Tournament c hampJon Nortlt GalUs withstood ,\bing Kyger Creek could throw at them Friday nl"'t, including 38 points In t fourth period, to earn a berth in the tournament fmals with a bard-fought 7N& tory over the Bobcatll. Playing before a fuU·bouse at Southwestern, the defending champs never gave Kyger Creek a chance untll the fourtb period as tbey roared off to 1 6-0 lead an d emerged on the Iolli end of a surprlBbllll 21-8 score at the end of the first period. Sen Ior Ir' EU Ie t o~t 1mown more for bill rebouundlng ability than u a scorer, taJ. lied eight points for ute Pirates In the first quarter and added five more before fou~ ing oul with four minutes remaining In the contest. For over three quarten the crowd ol cace fans who shots by senior Jlmtny Fof&o Galllallll with 21 points w II b SllJlPO!'l' roads and a man and EQieton, alon1 with Foreman getting 17 and Muon near-blluard ·to witness the aom.e fine lnaldl wor~ by Mas· Peck II. As a team' the toumoment watcbad the •barp- on Peck and Scott Lopn. With mede 31 of M attampll for shoot in& Pirates rlp the Bob- the four hot-hands pumplna a- per cent and eanverted ·17 defense with long j u Ill P way, bl( Gary llacl!bum pun. 33 at the foul tine. ad down one rebound after an- SeniOr Melvin Coen Wll hlcll !'n scorer for the Panthei'f lras »• vld Eatew with lib. "~ - Jacoba. 21. Pomeroy ..... . .. . .. a·tt 37 70 Wellston _ Jacoba· lt--2* · ~13~·~• ....,.._: 11 u"-'enbot. · · "'" rout ' 1"""" " -KI!!>1 lllepeohoft 8,0i· driclla '~ ~··' 1 2 Betllel I_.._,; Napw ~,..o...£ Stroth G-1- 1, ~ 0 TOTALS ¥~ UI!'W.. :I2 Pomeroy _ ~l" il-f11 Winebrenner f-1-17, $mp- · ..;, &-+.-11, Jelfeli ~15, 8Jnltb 1~2. !teed 1+2. TOTALS 17 (18-11) ..·78. Jle&erves Wellaloli 81 fom' 'D.,.., ..,._, ' 1.· Dd tl+ 70 At CelumbUI Painesville Riverside 33 Columbu• North 11 Madison 73 Col b Wh~·to .. · 111 MASON-Sisters ville rolled ov- Grovo City unt Ut ... lit Pymatunlng Valley 53 Geneva 611 Lakeville Rowe 53 er Wahama White Falcons 103Columbuo Wel!l 44 AI Plll'Dia 71, at Sistersville Friday Jli&ht Whitehall 13 MI. vemon 52 Cleveland Holy Name ss to moke the Falcons' reeord AI lletluky Garfield Heights 46 4-14 for the season with two Clydo 11 Port Clinton 11 Non-Tournameot games yet ID play. Wlllard 103 New LondOIIM Hillsboro 76 Sistersville moved to a It • At Nanralk Washington Coorl House 73 J3 lead at the end of the firat Huron 69 Columbu• Watlel'SOn 72 quarter, increasild it to 64-38 Saadusky St. Marys 55 Columbus Ready Sf at halftime and then pulled out Tllfin Columbian IS Wilmington 74 Greenfield 87 all the stops to roar over the S81ldusky 51 Lancaster 75 ChUUcothe 71 eentury mark in the second AI Willard Wellaton a pomeroy 70 Vermllioa II Marsaretta 64 CincllmaU lluJhes M u~,. half. Roger Cline led all scorers Plymoulla 61 Perldna ~7 Cincinnati Western Hills 60 Cleveland Lutheran West bucket. ·throw line. So:>bomoN GenJd Bibbee. ' with 47 points on IS field &oats AI Toledo Wyomlnl 75 AI Bluffton Mter eloolng !be ......, to 25- Tyo added 11 and and 15 free throws. For 1 h o Toledo C.Otral 4i N..-th Colletlt Hill 44 Perry 118 Bluffton 3S 16 with five mlnu* left bt tho Dtmelll, II for the Bolate. ! aicons. Jim Bird had ono of Toledo Macomber 42 Roce• Bacon 73 Spencerville 52 Gomer 43 seec.~d period,. Ky1er Creek From the- field 'CoaQii ••m11 I. ' best nights of his career Tolodo Scott 54 Covinrton (Ky.) Catholic 70 Sejoto CouniJ ran oot of gal and walcbed Ma- Wlcl!llne'• b!llll Pol' 01!17 ,.. ,;h 25 points on 12 tteld aoats Toledo Ubbey 42 CincinnaU Walnut Hilla 82 Clay 411 South Webster 45 . son Ptck tally eight pobtto in per Clllt . lllt It of, If 1ttamp18 I one lou! shot. Toledo DeVllblss 62 Cincinnati Woodward 62 Mercer Count)' Rutland 's Reserve team scor- leadin& North Gallla ID a ti-23 but at the foul line they niade Handy Cline had 16 w hi It Toledo Clay 51 Taylor 112 Finneytown 73 Celbta ICHS 62 Coldwater 60 belfllme -bulllt·· ' good on •10 of 43 chances. . r .ke Berkheimer had 23 lac Sylvania 12 Cardinal Stritch 5I '-·eland 13 Indian Hill 65 Vaa Wert Colmty an upset ~39 win over the . . period. And now the stage Ill ael for -•~ R h ...,. Crestvlew7 5 Ohlo City 59 . Tornadoes in the prelirni· 'Itle third was no tm-..••1 II'"" elaabll •I1c horne team. ~Y ous Toledo Bowsher 54 Cincinnati LaSalle 70 f I ,.... "" 10ntor Seott '· d Dale Shrimplin hit II and Perrysbur&IS "'-·'-·-~ ~·-eU Allen County · •eootest ol tho eounty eren aa Soutbweatol!i 36 P~ 611 Bluffton 33 wma>-W rw• , Basketball Toumament baf111!1d 12 pohlls in paeiDg Ga!Ua t .. •....... a AI Anlh0111 Wll)'80 Madeira tlll\lartemmtll4 --, Polnlm County Rutland to move into the fi· defendiDI champs to a Creek• o~_•llllell tO points, respectively, a• they were the only other FaiCOilll to swanton 11 Anthony wa10 Cincinnati St. v-·ler ,_ •··• the ..._ ~ 1 77 . Bobb ,._ ...,. Miller City &1 Ottoville so na.. against Eastern's Little ...... I s.. monu.. In ••· engagi!S ·--latl nwwan " ore ln dou ble f1gures, J AI eaton C'mclnnati "-·ller •• .... t. and .,. -•·t 1 ad •~ 0 1 "'""' " Glandorf 71 Kalida ....,.., at 7 ~· 111• to·•....t. open 'Uj) ........,. ' at 7·.30. - - on COli· Greeno missed his secon d Tuslaw tt Portsmouth Eut 67 Minford 60 ,,..., of straight game for the FalcOIUI Salinevlllo Southern Local 5111 PhD;; M New Lexinllon 15 Pauldhll Cou!J ~h RICllle had dumped 35 • ter three quarlert. Th4 of tonf&lll's chambecause of illness. Massillon liZ Jaekaon 3S MaysvUle 77 New Concord 57 Grovor Hill 1!6 Antwerp iii the .y.p.ng Red Devils two tlmeo With his team riding atop Ult wiU rep,.enl GaHI. In the preliminary reserve AI Lbpa Balli Marietta M Ironton a Jlueoci< County regular season pl~, the Rut. 1164 load and 1:43 left In County' II! the Clan A !Joe. contest, Sistersvillo odgocl Wa- Lima Senior M Riverdale U Three RlVert II Union 10 Arlini!lon to Cory-R.twson 44 !and . caught ftro In I he eantest, Coacb Gary tounwnent at Wellston ham• 71~9. At u.a Senior Auglaile Colllty holt of last I!Veninll'l pulled hie wtarten ond next week. · 89 By quarters: St. Marya 47 West Lafayette 89 New Knoxville 76 all but made a run- eel tho ....,.,... The box IICOre· Sistersvilla .. . .... .. It 44 tt 103 LiiDI Bath 41 (ot) Cincinnati Centre! 78 Waynesfield 74 (2 the contest. · 'Itlen uerito of salbacka · KYGEIL c~ (Ill Wabsma . . . . . . 13 30 51 1 71 Delphos 18 Elida 71 CinclnnaU Aiken 57 Hlll'lll Gout)' had led 11.0 In t h e the _P,Jrates as Pbll French 0-+-1!; DunC!'n 6-4 SiBtersvillo _ Doat 4-1- 9, At Aolllaad llt!adlng 11 Andereon 58 Monroeville 64 Norwalk 56 but the Devils Lonny Tyo, and Melvin -16; Tyo 6-+-18: Leacb oB. Cline ~. Berkllolmer 6 Upper sandusky 63 Madison 52 Colerain 59 Ollk HUla 55 At Clearvlew by only on~ point, If. trlagered a red-hog Kyger S-S· Coen 4-t3-2l· · ~11-23, R. Cline Jf>.-.15- 47. Mansfield Senior 68 Wynftl'd 63 Deer Park 65 Milford 58 Firelands 76 Columbia 56 at halftime. 1\~tland was ly thti .pftlduced 14 pointa In ' ToTALS it ·• . Cline IJ-6..-16, Kuehne 11-2-2, AI Maufiold M..IHI Cinolnnatl McNicholas 63 At ZllllflSYllle front, 34-25, by the otart ol less than three mtnulall ID NORTH GALUA ('It) HameD 2--t-1, Leach 1-0-2. Lexington 55 Cincinnati Elder M Zanesvllle ROsecrans 94 . ftnal quarter, row the score to IN3 with mackburn 1-4-41: Totals 3'1- 29-103. Mansfield Malabar !2 Greenhllla ff1 MI. lle~y 5& Coshocton C&thollc Ronnlt Black lopjH!d the bout threa minutes left. 8-l- !3· Peck 7-:&--I.O; 17• Wabama - Bird 12.:-1-. Clearfork 16 Crestview 54 St. Bernard Guei'Dief Counlf with H points while Quickly Coacb Mbtton man 42 58 1:_1• Powell 3-2-3, Shrimplin 4-2 At Marion 1!6 New Rlclunond Byesville 61 CUmberland 41 while Rusty Little chipped In led his storten bet In, o59 . - 10, Roush f>.-.1- 11, Zuspan 3 A&hland 60 Shelby 47 . Count... Day 67 At Westerv!De IO_. Sherm Cundiff led Raclne to lee 'Egfloton foul out Preston O:.H -0-6 Rood 1~2 M nard M •• _, Columbus University 66 Wltll 12. 3:0! loft, and then lolie ' , , BY arion Hard~g 84 Crestline,. Lincoln Heights 55 Ohio Deaf Racine .. .... 1a 19 :l5 39 _ .. bum-. fOUII tt Uta 1:1.1 0- 1-1, Surface 0-a-8, WarnsAt Maniftel" M·'·bsr .. Harrt··- •• "" "'' •·ore by quarters· Red 0-+-1! • .., ·-· At Wollaton 1\ulland . . . . . I 10 U 41 46 Kyger Creek Made hey at 1ey , man . Mansfield St. Peters 66 Cleveland Hawken 51 McArthur 60 Wilton 52 J\8cine - ,llundiff H - 12, foul line ll tb- I!OilVtl'led1 Creek ' 15 U 3S Totals 28-15-71. . . Bucyrus 51 Maumee Valley 40 cCl ., Gallla 21 21 ·21 1• - 711 G 1 4S On Hocl!lq County M lntock s.,.r&, Circle :&- ol 2! free tltrowl In the last a •on lar10 36 Grosse Point Univerolty 61 Union Furnace 60 1-5, Grueaer 2--t-1. Roush 3llnd and were right back in COLLEGE BASKETBALL At Yoanalllown South Ev~sville 49 Pl!llllsylvania 13 Brown 63 Boardman 75 Park 41 Detroit Country Day 32 LaurelvUie -0-6, 0 - G-1-1, Cleland ball pme with just 1:111 Cornell 73 Harvard 71 Youngstown East 59 AA Toornameula GoUla County WallbroWJI 1-0-2, HiU and North Gallla's lead cut Boston CoiL 107 Georgetown 92 Youngstown Mooney 67 AI lAniD Squthwestern 96 Totab 15--t;-31. ?3-16. Princeton 80 Yale '12 Sprmglield Local 62 Lorain King sa Avon Lake 50 Hannan-Trace Rutland ~ UWo ~10, Da· ~A free, throw by &e!ll!ll' Morris Harvey IIi Fairmont ff/ At Siruthero Avon 60 Amherst 51 North Galli& 711 Kyger Creek vis :&-1-7.-Biack S-1-11, .Wei>- mY Foreman with 31 ~=: II Weol Liberty Ill W.Va. Tech 61 Lowellville 67 North Lima 61 AI Alo'OII AI 'nffln G-1- 1, Yarbrough 2-0-4, Jell made It 7MG and lheQ LoulBiana St. Ill Miss. Sl 10 Leetonia 73 Western Reserve ., '" ••ron Kenmoro 52 Genoa 44 Gibaonburg 43 Wright 0-1-1. Totals 17-1:&- hit a lay-up allot to narrow " te 81 N W Lou' . 71 , ........ •• .,. Hopewell Louden 50 46. count to 74-68. . .en nary · · ISiana AI Toledo Central 59 Barberton Ill Bl Ill Wab Forest 75 Clernsoo 71 Maumee 58 Eastwood 41 AI Cllyllhop Filii oomv e 47 GETS MOIUI TIME But this was all for Kyger Citadel 79 VMI 77 Toledo Rogers 59 Kent Roosevelt PROVIDENCE, R. L (IJPIICreek as Lanny Tyo fouled QI~CK ~YI)UR 35 41 " MiO!issippi IS Tulane Q Toledo Whitmer " , • Hoban 89 ~ Slaecllnp The Providence-Brown coUelt out and Logan ancj Charles llethany 80 Wesl Michigan 73 AI FremiiBI Garre~Uie 60 By Uolted Preas latemaUmol ""~iJ"IIII oc.baduled for l~nd hit fieldero for North Gil · lotm Carroll 83 Wayne St. 72 Fremont Ross 77 Akron North M R.tvenna 68 Rastem Dlvltloa Marc6 '7i · •lleen moved 111110 Jia 1.o ed~e the team out of d4n· ~rimna 81 Wyoming 69 TiHin Calvert 56 AI Tole4o W. L. Pet. March 8 'to allow. i>rovJdence 'ger and lriiD tOnight'!! cbaml" Oklahoma 1111 Missouri M Fremont St. Joseph 89 . Elmwood 55 Bowlinl Gl'fln 11 ~.:!,all ~ ~ lime 19 for the l.onship game · •llitlil arcWI· Lakota 53 At Tiff'• eastefn ~. val Soup.westem. · · ,. Phllad'elphia 1.8 35 scolt .'""'!an •• IDpl""' """ the WATERCRAFT LICENSK At Columbuo Fostorip 118 Oak Harbor 41 New York 1~ 41 .114 ment in COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Tho Groveport 4t Attica 47 Old Fort 'l1 Wellern Division illlio Division of Watercraft toColumbua Eaolmoor 41 jay announced the registrotion AI Elyrlo a.. A san Francisco agents from .,hich Ohle boat. Itlyrll U Mldvlew 411 AI Del.,._ Sl Louis 36 19 " s ran obtain 11164 realstno- Lodl AI LH1 Pleasant "" •• Lo • ~ >-• 1 .' f b ..e •• 34 i!2 I. tons or OBis and outboard Clovtrleaf 78 Mt. Vernon st. VIncent •• - Bal11more 28 37 .431 ·n.•tors. Wadsworth 541 Richwood II Danvllle 81 Detroit 16 47 .254 Proof of ownership muat be Nllrwayne 11 Tri-Way 55 At Friday'• Reaultl 1· . sen ted for new registration .U lledf""" Central Christian 53 Philadelphia 144 Boston 119 either bOBts or motors, whllo Cleveland Lourdes 62 IIIUadale 41 Baltimore 115 St. Louis 113 '" former rogistration must be Cleveland Latin 41 Northwestern 42 Mapleton 24 Clr.cinnatl 101 San Franci,.,., 113 ,,., ' ented for a renewal. Cleveland John Hay 74 At WesterviOe (Only games S<heduled) Chane! 49 Cenb!rbarl M Fairbano SO saturday's Games SeeThe :1UM.S TRACK IIECORD AI- EwclW .U Teays Volley · . New York at Detroit Full Lint ~ R C~ DIA , Calif. (IJP!l- The WIUooghby South ff1 MenlOI' 60 Berne Union sa Boston at St. LOuis ·: At /~ ~ ',;. S· ;;undrel. the latest three-year- WickliHo 71 Monroe Township 45 Cincinnati at Los Angeles olo racing star from ReJ: C. Richmond Hellhll 36 l ro;;;;;;;iiiii..;.~.;.:.~~~~....._.__...,;,.~:.;:::.,.,...i t l Eil1worth's stables, worked a AI BeNI I :14 4·5 mile Friday in training Clevelal!d St. Edward'• 90 for th . Santa Anita Derby, Feb. StrOilllsville U OPTOMiiTRIST !9. The time equalled a track Cleveland Rllodfl 7t record and wns accomplllhod Cle~ Willi Teeb til Office Hours. 9 to 12, 2 to ~ ti.:lose at Noon on with Jockey Willie Shoemate Bar.. 71 traot!Yil ID · Tburi. ....; East Court St.. Pomeroy In !be saut!le. A& .tohtobtala By Big Margm· Claoo AA the reiUiar . . _ ends. Panlherl ocored over 10 point1 Swindell with 11, 17, Bruce 16, and BIll IICGJ'er of I he ·. Ed Jacobi Other Golden Rock· In the double were Bruee Pbl~ IS and Dave Qlalay 12. Panther Bob Crow, who A~ Rutland Upset ~.;,~ Winner in Reserve Game z ~= 0~= ~~.~~J'tt4"!~~~ .._ ~~~... '""' u- ,..,......, ""''"' ,...., 101 / Ill Ill Jill ~oall.oall,._l llelller ..... ·E. R4IUill "- 411 ll 'jtoulh 512 Panthers Drop 82-70 Score-fest ·to Rock~s Four Pomeroy players 100r'In& in the dou~le column fi&Ure ,was not enou&h ID stop the tal· ented .visilinl Wellston Golden Rockets who new over the Utero 112-70 Friday night. win leaves Wellston in place m the SEOAL w•lh a leacue record and 8-10 wblle P<lmeroy stays tied eighth place with Here Is action as the Rutland reservea upset Racine Thur• Both have 3-11 lea,.. •421 Jollll Sllloll 411 ;~ott ~y 411 441 • Toqli' w.. IIMISPolatat < - --:o- ' ' ·~JIIttlton ·Mi:Elhlnllq II, R<lueU 411 474 J. B.ctmer ttl 1M W~t~pel ··S!Dbart 112 Tb~ ,,=· w'.Jn 1 L.I P4blll I . . l'ldlupe . . ~ : ~,L91trt .. 4tiO ToW Wo~ .I Leal I l'lllda I s;r..... 567 :1510 BoD Park DI!IIIOWond lit Cla'tk 511 Grueser 457 lngfll 118'1 · SyiV•tor ilt Tojal 2558 Won I Loll 1 Poblta I PIIIDe..,. Cflllnt ~lock ' ' Clatworlhy m '1 Duerr 421 . R. Davlo 5fJ . And~ 411 SHOP .TONIGHT UNTIL9 PM THE.$HOE lOX ·· ;,· .:J'MIDDLI~, 0. B 1 .... ....... , •. . . , 11,"" .WON.... D.~ AnN~ am Clarlt Total W•l I,..! I 0111111 HanoUc.p .. .. ~ 1711 s. Culler H. Culler 17tl til 4&1 "'· ~ v. Hannoha FEB. 13 $2 w. 11"'1 1 132 ·!k11QI!IIleb liiilr• . .. .ey Mlbll Motllll7 11ft ()wa fll 4lf • Ill M. Bow111 I. Clttlber R. Bowen H. O!Mbtr 'hill Woa I lAIII - · At:! . . . H. .Moore R. Moore A. • 411 sa..,.. •. . ... 9tawyer a..,dlcap Total WoiiAIII laD • . . 111 1~7 Cllala ··~ c. rntell E. Sylveetir A. S)rlveltlr your gift ....m PROTECTS them all til 1m 'htll W..IIMII o.ICH1 R. B. PIJlNie 411 PIYIIU Sl7 ....... • II. t>e!lcty H.Amberpr '1'1111 W.IIAI!II Itt 174 1'11F w-. · ¥o.m.,Ma-.t. ,,..., 171: M. l\111111, 111. Series , Mota - R. Cbol•l bar, m; w-. Jl. - . , __ 472. T-. lllP 011, • . winner TMm 1110. a- - Welcome your Heart fund Volunteer when she coils. She is helping you save a heart you love. Alblllndl lllcb $erlM - 11ft Ceel Future ·ctroWth' ' Mlf•o,.,.. a. ·•·•-·II No family-no home is safe The heart and circulatory diseases are the No. 1 Killer. They cause 900,000 deaths annually, more than all other causes combined. Most families have lived in the shadow of this killer. fhey know it as a complex of many dread diseases. They remember a father struck down prematurely by heart tttadc, a mother disabled by high blood pressure. They cannot forget a child crippled by rheumatic fever or an inborn h..rt defect. They Tecall the anguish and financial stress when stroke victimized a ._:.j_ ~ HOME WHIM Y0 U R VGLUNTIER CAI.LS ..• ;~ l$""::~~~!1.U~l • Death, disability, suffering and economic hardship--these are the harsh realities of~eart di sease and stroke that no family cen ..................... ... ......... ..,. ..., IMhll,_,;_.,.,.. DESIGNED FOR COLOR TV RECEPTION ., 1 parent or relative . IP YOU'RI NOT AT Forget. These art tht\enemies th1t your He1rt Assodttion is flthf. ing with all of its resources . 111111 ,._ It In the IMII, ,.,..IHIIII"' GIVE GENEROUSLY! HI!RITAO-=: SECUI'\Tl!£8, IN<;. - 'dfliot. d"'RI '( M "'"" '::.1' ~ ~j w-. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. YOU MEn THE NICEST PEOPLE '-· ON A HONDA , ! fhls Mma1• Is Publishtcl " • Publi: Service by the Following: . 1UD ANTENNA lnthxlqclng . . ,• .DEYOE WONDii.I·PitUF '\ M~igs Genercal ~spital Fa.rmers Bank & Sav. Co• Ohio Power Co. Ohio Valley Baking Co. EbersbQch Hardware , .Pc.t.-r.O,y National Ba~tk ·• ' ,! ; Columbus &So. 0. Elec. Co. Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. ' Tht Ewing Funeral Home . ----~--------------~-·~·~·~.. ·~~·-·-------- , ' Ohio Valley lndustrie~, Po~t~eroy (PrOVIco) Ben Franklin Stort I .,;I , ·· Forttnan and Abbott Pomeroy Bowling Lones !,1 ·,Brown's-;.i·.· Tractor Salts, Pomeroy • ,.; Swisher & Lohse RtxaR Drugs . - ' ~· 1' l hn Franklin Storj '"; ~ I ' '· ·' ,_., ., ... !VI'1> J .~ -... ., ' ' ) , ,, �. ' .............. ~ • ~~ , ... ---·~ - ·"' .... -·· -- ...... ... ~·· ~ ..-- . • . -~ • 1'•- - ··-••libJIO . .... +- -" ................._,•. .. Ta ......._ ~ . .. . ........ ~ ··~ . ' ........... ,._ ,... ~ ... . .. ,.,.. ~ .. ---~·-'"" ...... .,....... "'; . , ... ""'" """' .. L.., ... . ·~ .. ,.. ... - , .. __. • .__- .. -· ..... ..... "'.._ . ,,,..,,...,.....! ' I ssified Ads Get Results. 2 SIGNS QUALITY 1HO 2 HAVE A TAX PROB!.Ell! See w. E. Snouffer, Ta• Cc!nsullan:, Business Service, Notary Public. SeaJnd St., Pomeroy, Ohio, Courthouse. Oflico boun U O p. m. • 8:38 p. m. dally, 9:00 a. m. tq ~ p. m. Saturdays, 2 21 Pomeroy Motor Co. Of' . . . . Wot Black over white finish , clean interior, V8 enRine, automatic trana., Radio and heater, new tires. ·Ht YrU 195f CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN .... hdwod 1e $19t V8 engine, Powergllde tran1. Radio, beater, power steerinr and power brakes. BeauUful beige and saddle flni!!b. Tirts WANT AD IN FORMA liON f'M aceep,.. ..,.UI lhfll A. M. m l)a) PVhHNU. . aruuLAnoNI -.tiM ........ .......,. ~ rllll ~ ..-Ill lal' dJ _,, d.. .med N,_..ln'an ...,..... tboaltl ... Auto Sales ll-rwomTS";v.iiUe~l50:iliil: .-r- llllaa CJII• ''"'nrrHI ln•ttloa. uTu Mason. Trade for lh: - o/4 t.on 1958 Chevrolet V-3, 2 door, auto;-~~= ~=..n.truck . Call TJJ.-5735, after 6:30 matlc, $500.00. Phone WI 9.._.. . .,;~ to ce•u• p, m. 2 18 6tp 3443. 2 21 WUI ._.,t aot a....U' rtt. NQ~•ttu .u...r. . ;J:: .,.uu... ............. .... _ . , • . _ , . ._.,. 1a. Obu..s ~ • Ceatt .., •ONI ,_ ...... .tU.. to. .. rti.MD.I 11 Clet lD d..,. lifter ....... ~ 1a1 ...a. 1 g:~• r:uu;. 1!,~ ..... .& ..-rd '• Ohlt:aart• pblliiiiiH ............ 0191 a aouu aa A. • • . . P • · DaDJ lltar.&Q .....- 4-M "' U:OO .,.. rn .. ...~-~• __ 131 Mill St. 1957 Mercury Monteray, 4 door sedan, A· I running condition , lllc car room, ride aad prrfe111t $250.00. AJ.so I steak cuber and aoce Small car eoonomv and I meat slicer. Phone WY 2--3816. .......cerabOtty 2 22 3tc See -;;-;-;-;;;;---:--,-.,~;;_,.=_ 3111 1115 w SJ4 735 2if2 D. Baker. K. Whaley J. Crow . 437 430 341 570 Total Woo IIMII TAX service, Wheel Aliqnmenf Brake Service Blaettnars 1 I 1 t, -· Do; ~roenmry b~sement, reported ~ Shule~, ~n. ~lgony ---~ ar~ 't!t· ve'I~~IM. R. Roush J. D Vanlnwagen G rten · a ~Y· 387 272 f.·~~~inney Free Model Will Be Sent To Interested Hard-Of-Hearing Persons 300 343 693 2395 Handicap Total C. Knight C. E:'chinger T. Cruise __ , a.::n 385 38l 402 453 24.75 w~s ::ie!•~:o~.sarde~~~s::~ . Ithose persona who hear but do lState Street, AtheDJ, Obio. . j•==:~~G::~~.....--~~~~~d~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii~t~~~: un er~ an .., · · 'I ., . I . '.' ''t . {' ,.. • .' 1 - DEL REY ---:-__;,.o----....:..-..;.., " TEN rFOOT ·wer. =.::.:..==·==----'- J . O SIDE OINinE Thts ;~:~. •: 1~.:,:s~~ :~~~ n::;"~~ ~~~':.'.tyco~.:~~!!: ~:;~h::c•;;bi~~t :,';d ....: ':::; milt"! norlh of f:heslt•r If May be handled ~art time doore 11 23 tk along with present OCC"pall'on - ---.. - . · • PI~·asp- nntlry Margarfl to q hu •rs w...._"')." '"""'.OO· &.81'1 G l"tll""'"l" Plumbtrt. .. .... r' 'I'd 1~ ..... PI San l ~hl, 11 ~ ~outh> C:u'u rt . ~3 •;nov be H St., Atik-ns, o Rt-wart1 rnpitsl rfquired. Could f"ifllhl!. • 1I b·lilt into full tl~ Oi)el'aUon. Mlflo.-r .. vil!to -HUn 2 !ll_!!£_ I Liber::l credit expansion plan Entl I ~>Ur ~··wPt •r•mhlet -v:nr··...-·ck for those wno can quaUiy. For "'" tlavt • 0 "11.t 1 S..-wrr \1ht~·tttnH L£ lo·~al inten•iew write, Jnterotato Mercllandlsers, ~~ 8WW '""""'"" RAIH SALE:. Call ·wv-z. ""''~ 1-Z!ll Ull) or rtllrht 2 4 Jfr t•r , Mlnn•SIII•. 2 :!:! IIJt 7 'Ill !lr a......... .... ·l'tslior Sunday alternrion of Mro. · Max Jonea of NeW -Haven, W. . ' ' ·~·Y Va. ' ,i ". '" ' ., , , u Mrs. , •·.· ·~ "Jf. ·~ ·. •--' ~-'- J• ' •· · ' Ang~ij41 , lllfi Wftk .visitor& Be~erly· Johnson rec-!ntly at- .of Mi'. , Mra. Cbal'ltx ·,i·I D. te~ • par-J;Y Jor Edith Might. SmitH . . n .· Mta.:, Ht~Ward Angelfa wer M0Thoma· nd ftJr. and 1Mr • · e ay a emoon se I, vl~ll9(~ Howa51l '!lu.ma \ ~=:: Sr. and •namn. · v. Mr, ""~ ~b. Fr•~ '!''"~'•· . r:f'ii;J';.~~::, r . Soc' N.r.tes I "!. ¥"· !artie ·*np . _, ,..,.,, . ·1 . ~~•• ldtdlee - .... and fortolilt llloeploi ..4.;, 11 u popular with the tii\:IIJ o1 two 10 flvo. Heno too, Wl!1 be, toW.! 111o lorte di'OI8l!l!J em.,! convortoi:I.IDIo a modarn tialh · 11:1 ..,,.... . ll!llCB of home. Tiit,pt!h It ;J illll . . eed to ll!aure ' p~oenlm ond ll\ wl.,,.u . 1 moi( 1 popujar aerq! tho •~11 UD!ted Slalel. ffC.~ aughter,:¥r. · .J lfpen tl tbe luodei ' j ' 0 1:00 Coa:mt!l!lty News i 45'1M~ . 1111 0~ Va1J9 llewa 115 WQI'ld, RliiiNI' Newa . 10 Slll!1l & . ~u wlilber Plolurt aoclt ty Nowa lhe Town ='run.) d News . . d:55 1 . 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ON& or: Mf MEr\ I!Aa<FRQ.IA $LAND _10_,, QIDB&I IPEClAL.JCI81 HE'LL COME OIRECrul ar.m. taynlaQ:• ott· Ml9& WI~ I 'JHI~ I~ AN INtm'!VTEOF Lf'.ARNI~"' NOT AN~ KJJ<: . '!$ i!MO'IIONALLY UNSTABLE! CUSTOM COACH w. 'lt81 ~Cock } E':rcepl • aif ~:t•.wr-s: CoOt ti:G :, ( I MIIJIIIW1; 11IBOUGB FIUDAY 5:16 World, National N8111 5: 15, Spolllgl:t on Sports 11~:00 .. . II MIICiD Oat1lliJ New 1 .10: .,Uy Wonl:lp Hour 1d:l5 Ue Serv1cl lq: 30 ~:bllrlilll " em~": fHHF.~ . •.:1 ~-: l'1t001WI LOG 10•55 lt:OO !MoftJ~ M~ A-- Ag~ntt: wJ EH RAD~I---0-- 11:56 ·• I MEAVEN,YOU HAVE RETURNED. THE SNOW w..l5 I!II!G!N~IIic; TO ORIF=T OVER US. . WMPO Radio fi.16 1 a '1'......,.. O,pta ... n. POLI"'''IGM 18 um ca&D' ' -0,~ I ._... 11': The new Instrument named ;ear, "'e ho,w lnconapleuou · II the Radtoear 900, lean be worn. b" e ..1 • th developed ld f 10 " n.-~eera e wor · am· CUp this ad today and -ieilllt"' 10Laboherlap· 1ro Diles RadloQar, 240 East P IT PloPI.RP• ' a 1' a W p, I -- ____ - · '7" .. tua~l-size, 495 I t'BQL aaaiLIU'I'I D P 'I l 'f L 0 a 'f a q L ~i - LO~!'.t.P P I.OB CANONSBURG, Pa. - An ac- The freei nDn·worktnr model plastic model of a re· will be yours to keep . . Jn the markablc, new hearing aid is privacy of your home you can being offered free to interested 1ee its tlny size feel .. ,..,w ~-. r -o fh · eanng .. ·-~ · n.ur .·. · had · persons. "" 1(,ortably It sllp.s' 'bebtD4l ..._._ · - --.#1-l Wo~~e~:~ !Radio ""•- TV Hnf. An;;~er New Hearing Aid For Those ., ·\ Who Hear But Do Not Understand ' 340 J , Ridenour bearers, and aU who sent pooers FREE with 'Blue LusRUTLAND- 7 . room stucco 1 C . rts.B dfrryd enlleds a ... Mrs. W. d' Allman 1 n1 ra or ca on rs. H . . . . an :cap fl owers, rood and helped 1n tre ~arpPt Shampoo. Baker w_lth bath, gas heatmg. nU'e 1 NEED TWO workers - not just 1 Edith Dunfee and Mrs. Bett any We also thank all j Fum1ture, Middleport. kttchen, carport, nice level I salesmen. Earn $87.50 weekly l(Bryson) Blackwood at Total lor their prayers aud cards. 2 18 6lc lot. $5500.00. . Good jolt his:Ory. Married.( zer hosp!tal WO!I! Lost I May God Bless you. - - -- RUTLAND - 8 . room frame , car. Write P. 0 . Box 1125 Mr d M . Do ld M K 11 Volkswagenmile in !rom exce 0Unent house wJth . ba:h, ut1l1ty . . room Parl<ersburg, W. Va. an Dannie rs. na c Y condition. . aoo son, of Newark rocery W1'fe, Dasa and brothers 11]960 1 and •lstors. ltc Jon Ave. Bridge towards Har- f;ont porchi· small ' and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beegle 2 22 risonvi1le. Rt. 1, Pomeroy. m~se .. ~en mg :00 Per For Rent and sons Bruce and Billy of Orin Wt:ars, Jr. 2 18 12tc n_th , concrete trailer space . Portland spent SUnday with Mr. · rentmg $10.00 per month $4. Notice 200 BALES slraw, 200bushel of ooo.oo. · • A MODERN house. 6 :'ooms , and Mrs. verne watter':"n .and 1 WIU. Barley. Emmell G w· 11 c_ c CUCKLER R 1 ard bath, I:Ni Uncoln Road. · observed Mrs. Watterson s b~rth· 1 • BE In Meigs • Athens • . · · • F.A ,TOR 1 Pomeroy. WY 2-3trl0 day. GaUl a area' extending alum· Pomeroy, Ohoo. 2 -17 6tp I BOX 2%! WY W830 , . 1 3 tfc Mr. and Mrs . Kenne th J~ uun- · Inurn siding, awnings, storm ALL Kinds of hay and straw ' 2 21 3tc son ol Gallipolis were gu.,ls • windows and do'or. service on for sale. We deUver Butler FOR SALE- Middlepoft•s talJ. FffiiNtSifF.D and unfurfiiRhP.d Friday evenin~ of Mr. and .Mrs. Tuesday and Wednesday, Felr Bros., Leipsic, Ohio. Tel. 135, est buUdlng, lOCated 352 N. apartments. Inquire at the Francis Morris. ruary 25 aod .Z>. II you desire P. 0 . Bo1 61. · I 11 90tc Second Street, Middleport. Oh1o Hotel. 9-22-Jic Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rou•h ol • &ee estimate, please can LUMP COAL. -Deliver or - pick Priced for quick sale lnquJre ctm'innati spent the week end ; collect, WY 2-2171, lor an up yourself Goeglein Ready a: Ohio Hotel. 10 16 tfu iO room apartment with b - with relatives. Mr. Henry_Roush ap?Qinlment. Terms nuthmg Mox Co., Page St., Modd!epurt m-mt and garage, 143 B~ner· accompsnled th m back to Cin- . down, up to 7 years to pay. tic TWO LOTS. Mu:bt'rry Heights. nut Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. clnnatl for a Visit Save from direct factory deal- I .11, 16 Phone WY 2-3429. W\ 2-M27. 2 10 Ue Mrs. Maud Yo•· ' visited re~~· Get better service as Wf.!Y PUMP your slugg1sh sep2 5 tfc ·--eently In Vinton with Mr. and iftll. Ted Grindley, Associ· uc .:ank. Get Klean-l':m All F\VF ROOM HOUSE. Christine , Mrs. Sam Marrs. 2 11 Uc Mr. and M!'l Brlan Simpson Beegle. ales. Authorized Dealen, Col· Septlc Tank Clesner Lond· umbuo, Ohio. mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy Insurance S _.. and daughter Lisa or Woods- , 0tc MALL furnished apsrtmest. l • • . ' 24 1 3 ,---- - - -_:2 22 2tc Ills suitable for one ol' two pee>·. fleld lflll!nl a wetkend With tooper's Ashland Servire Sta- ROt ,~E coal, quir k- deliverY. · arartce ,,. every penoaaJ pie. Phone WY Z.Z7S3. ,· his parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Olesand bosUtett .well." lion, Portland, Ohio. Opon for 1 W'• "6655 u • . 2 11 121c 1 31 lie t.er S1mpson a nd her paren1s. business, lubrkatlon, lire re- I FOR SALE. Pbooe ' " 1-ZGJ Mr. and Mrs. RBiph Badgely , Reuw tuara~ F\'RNISHED ~ at Tuppen Plains pair, wast:lng and auto re- tJIBSON Ka\1 Harmunv guitars ·--.,aparr:menta ~" · pltn. 2 18 6tr ~nd A.mplif1ers. 24 months to JOHNSt IN. Sirnpsou lnsursuK"e WV 2·2776. After :; p .' m. phont Miss Shirley Norris, wllo is 110 YOU have a drtnktng p....,: pay ...., or cal! fiffln J•wel· Agency. ln. All lonno of In WY 1-3574. .inthCohlumbus, {nMI Jem1 For help. ccnlacf Alco- erFI. Point Pleasant. w va .. !Uran~..oe Jia. JohftSOn anct U 21 tf~ wee WI er parens. r boUcl Anonymous. Tri-Coun- Phone 50, Bill WeUman, Les Bud SmJpson. arM" MUr room furnlfih and . Mrs. Fern Norrts.WUJiamson e 1 :re eel . and ontunt•·~ I MISs Ruth EDis of Collumbus .I IY AA Group. Writo, B01 201, • 10-3011 mell\8. W~ ~- apart· called on Homer and Edith Hay· Mlddleporl, 0. 9-3-Jic NEW AND USED welders, B ,, I ~ man, Saturday. CRlNI compressors. welding rod . usiness Services " _••• Miss Marabel Sharpnack of WI ltllif, 111 _. lnids CUIII- Free demonstration. Pomeroy HOUSE, 8 rooms tind" bath. Columbus spent a week end 8111 tr• , Lea WllllaD!Im Landmark, Ph. WY 2-2161. BREED with Curtlsa Breeding People's Terr...,e. Ph one her J>Venis, Mr. and Mn. Jac,. :I 17 211 TlfllD Jftelon, ..._ II, 2 20 3tc Service, Inc. for a choice of WY 2-53115. I 24 tfe Sharpnack. "oint P!M •551, VL It'• no secret. ProvlcO ''sale" 150 different bulls In the dairy FURNisHED three room house Miss Anita Houdsshelt of 1J lJ Ue llartlng • " Souod" growing or bee! line. A price of M 110 with b•lh and basement. Suit- est Run wss 1 week t£111 gu..t a;;;UTOM;;;;;:;;;:,:;;IB;;;O;;-J!!;;-Illa::=--._=-~.~.:-=., prosrams are getting mighty 11n the breeds for proven per- able for adults or with ooe of her gr5l5ltlm0ther. Mn. Marpopular. For details phone ormance sires. No aasoeta- child. WY Z.2316. 2 20 3tc garet Houdashell. . lion to ln. For service caD -· Mn. MR•- u-•--•·It and 08""" 55ed? '"'"' , _ oponll!r'o beense! Col WY Will WY Z.2161 , Pomeroy or stop THREE bed ho< 1 I -· ...,....,., IUe•llill bv Ohio Valley Industries. Leland Parker at .Pomeroy. room '" at 1211 daughter IleVirly Uiii;;;-;o:::=-:=:-::o:-::-::,.,-:llill:;< Ohio, Phone wv Z.22l4 or E. Main St., Pomeroy. Phone Saturday~ of M\'1. 2 20 31c WHV Pump your sluggish septic - . . Albert Parker at ' a.ester, Harry L. Bailey WY Z-3401 garel Siltldalhell. · tank? Gel Klean Em-All Sep. 1National electnc cash register Oblo, Phone ~. 2 22 8tc tic Tank Ch•aner Landmark Same as n,!w. Four separate 1 25 30te man~ a.tv,rday eveniq viitotals, and dispenses sales Employment Wlnted · iloro Df tbetr Farm Burea... Pmmroy. t t~ c siips. Original cost, $1125.00. COMPACT Sweepers. Auth..-lz. Mn. EuJ!enO Hanl£18 and Jlhou. 301 Now offered at $300.00. At eel sal.. and service. Wr:te da . Lost. lnd F' oun~ -- jl the Gregory Store Co., Harri-• £502 MANHAS WISHES EM· M.r. 0nd Mr1· C• 0 • •D~ V 16th St., Parkersburg, W MARRIED PLOYMENT, EXPEIU..,.ers aonvllle, or call Sh Z.4784. I a. ENCE at General maehlnt were Sunday vllltora of Mr. . ' Smi.L While rao·ed ball. wei qhs : 2 20 6tp :HF.ATING. Plumbinl, Mwder operator, limber cu~ and Mrs. lloW..-d 1'homa Jr. obout 500 lbs. Ring in his '\usinen Opport n'f Foraaces. l\mDid - . .. meebanle, and general Ia~ aod Angello. nose. Contact ; r. . A. Deem, u : tes 418 Ea" Main SlrHt, Po!D· er.Phone WY U92l or WY Z. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly Racine, WI 9-2685. C(' " PF.TENT MAN ORi\iOM. eroy. Pbono W~ z.ua. 2858. 2 17 ltc and family o(· li~ ~ Su1" ==---.,-,-~-"2~21 31c AN want•d In area covered by 7 211 tfc day vbllors iii bel' pariDis, MJ'. WST: on• Leica M3 cam-er-a thi~ nf'\\'.'~ 'l8"er lo r1wn, fill See Neigler Building and o.... and EVerett Lambert. _, W 0 Mra,Mr1. Jooeptf ~ .wu a 1 V, Durst 347 297 D. McTurner 311 T. Roush 333 I Mallory 341 P. Carpenter 663 Handicap Total 2292 Won I Lost I Rntlaod Furnltuu Co. J . Grate 454 D. Grste 386 -·M_ Woodard 248 R. Little 384 M. Stewart 388 Handicap 600 eWURL!Y%11 Total 2496 eBA\.OW!N Won I Loot I .llld OTHn FAJIIIO\p.t,.,c::f1 High Game - M. Menchinl, llANOS 223. High Series - M. Menchinl, 593. ·Team High Game - Ri<len·· II . our Radio and TV, 730. "-Factory Trained lent_. ' Team High Serieo - G & G PHO.. I Z: Cafe, 2149. 354 B. Royer 133 C. Harris 431 T. Lind 338 M. Menchinl . 593 Handicap 528 Total 2677 Won I Lost I Ma•on 'AN~nty Bank P. Lingerfelt 286 0 . S:out 286 H. Hart 250 R. Stein 352 F. Reichert 324 Handicap 236 Total 2534 Brown'• Bottled Gao ,.,,. lnilddlrn1 R. COllins Racine Society Notes ;;m;-;=;;-=;:-;:;----c,.,..*J,'===~===~~~! • .,., .. PHONE WY 2·2157 .... 'I' I ........... G & G Cafe fr urn Fatrground . on La<<rol Clitt Road. 2a Pboae ' " Wl71 7U 25U Seulor Bleb Boy• No, 1 FebrUary IJ, 11114 2685 1 22 985-2401 . 2 22 31p NEW 23.5 cu. ft. Admiral-:-;,~ de- 1FOR SALE: l956 Chevrolet. EXPERIENCED frcst Duplex Refrigerat or . I door Sedan, v~ engine. auloF....;er. Deep freeze, 10 cu. I malic Jransmission. Go AUTOMOBILE Gerd of Thanks lt. refrigerator · 13 ·5 cu. rt · 611!6 t~res. Moms Hardy,2 wv 20 3tc The Woman's Society of Chris· I WISH TO 'hank each and ev- Sale, $609.96, trade in - $1?5. ---=,......~--AND tian Service ol the Meihodlst ery011e of my relatives and price. 1434 ·95 · Ridenour SupFor Trade Church mel In the sanctuary, lriellds for the gUts, the two ply • Ches:er, Ohio. Friday evening. Feb. 14, with nlco birthday cakes aod the z_:z 6tc 1958 Chevrolet Delray Couple, Mrs. Mina Lewis In charg• ol 12 ~ that I rt.'Ceived ·on 5ABV CHICKS, most . breed~ j 6 cylinder automatic shift, lhe devotions and program. The my 79th birthday, Ssturday, avail•ble Place order 3 to 4' 45,000 actual miles. Will subject wss "Shall We Unite." Feb, 15. May God bless eacb weeks are needed. CaU VI 3- for lh T. pickup or WY 2•2143 Pomeroy 0 Mrs. Margaret Houdshelt. pres· one of you. - Lewis Walker. , 227& 2 21 30tc truck. Call Pomeroy SH !dent, conducted the business 1 2 22 ltp 1624! Acres plus all mineral after 5 p. m. 2 20 AllCTIUNfo:I!:R session. Durlng the social hour, W=:E=-:w="'IS~H:-to-t-,.h~ k_::_::_::-.:_ · ht ~ oo R Com-'- Service ~'"· Houdashell, hosteS9, as an our many fig s, ••- · · I. 124, 14 .-sisted by Miss Anita Houdashell felatlves, friends and oeigh- miles !rom Pomeroy. Coli 543. Re;:l Estate For Sale Cro" :..Odtont bon for their kindness and Spencer, W. Va., Gr see Pru· Wrhe. Pnar • Contaet served theme. ref~hments with 8 VaJ. entine C aynt;~athy during the illness die King, Spencer, W. Va. Jf1 Ll LJ / A. · BR..\IlFURO Mrs. Edith Dunfee, 11 pfltient , ond death of our loved one, 2 18 6tc \,UCrrrel' "'ell '*lo in Holzer hospital,' is Obert D. Markins. We also HAy FOR SALE 65c a bale. ' I 11 tft' improving. I' wisb to thank Dr. Joseph Bra· 1500 hales. Boso, Port- ';:MEROY - 5 • room frame LIMESTONE lor your everv Mrs. Ann eo. entered Holzer dy , and the staff at Holzer land, Ohio. Gtc ouse w1th bath, gas heating , need, any size. Emmett w. Hospital for OOservatlon. 2 18 :=eiyta,l,lhlehes:·nRgeevr.s thee. ILad.ies- uniforms. New and an flriont and back porContractor. 342 Page I Charles Beegle of Columbus I c es, outce ar. Nire lot (100 St. Middleport. Phone WY 2- - and Ge B gl of N B1h 1 Mt: Union Church and the pj. 1 stzes and colors. Carl Cheva-l x lOO l out . of high water. 3243 2 18 tfc t p ne ee ~ ~w sade ofa., their mother anilt for the beautiful songs, lier, Long Bottom, Oh1o. House excellent, but needs · e at the Mrs· the Funera, for USE ONE of our Car""r 2 Sham18 6t;J buy minorat $£1500.00. repairs. Ou tstanding 1 ' · tbeir efficient work, Home the pallHe IP Wanted lraMS.eHagle, whPotcisk &UULT PIOUOOING 118 403 4113. High Series - J. Wise, 184. Team High Game - Crow's Restaurant, 951. Team High Series - Crow'a Restaurant, 2665. St~ve Eblin, Rt. 124, 1 E. MaiD Slrfti, Pom-~·-~ 500300 BALES straight .Timothy, bales Lespedezs Delb!rt Gaul, Chester ' Ohio . Phone 3'14 Haodlc~p Met:ropolitu Moton . :Ill llo2210 T<lep- eo. 381 J. Wise 217 M. Rodmond SID T. Kendall 301 P. Lingerfelt B. Kendall 327 Handicap tot Total 2505 WD!! 2 Loll I Dol< a Bennl<'• Auto M. Will 421 R. Powell 315 P. Chadwell 357 B. Allman 4113 D. Tuttle 353 Handica? 606 Total 2535 Woo I Lost 2 High Game - B. Allman, Cnw'a RHtaurut B. Smllh 430 B. crow · 450 MlddJ.,.rt forrMrly Fry Plumbing Shop PHONE WY 2-202t · - .......~eo WorW Staodard (JI ComnaM ......• Bl:eelleDct For S1le II, IlK - Accaunting & Tax Service 101 SlJ:I ' R. Fry B. CWidlff REUTER -.... ___.. ~ - CllPYING - , I ~ INCOME TAX OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO CO&I\Ili.,.IUN8 I:• I ll If< D. Enoch s. St.eatna WCOME TAX service. C. B. w. Cundiff Stmpaon Handlcsp Simpson, Johnson Insurance Agt!lcy, Coat!t Build Total lng, Mlddleporl Phon• WY 2WooS !Mil 21103. I I 91Jtc PomOI'O)' No, 1 I F. W~lle D. Reed R. Karr B. Nease OUR SPECIALTY! R. Hysoll Cant oct Dan Reutor AI Handicap Total Wo• I Loll I Pomerov Motor Co. CANI ' D_. lllf ' IU~ F~ S. Clatworthy D. Nelson R. Coleman D. Jenkiill B. Davia Handicap Total Woa I Lull I Sluley'o Fb·lt li1lop "outer Int....-, Pomen>J loi~AUI.&Nit.& at U., .._.., • t"U•Ileii.U.,. llowdat O.aall"' 1:1111 4 Ill. 'ilmd., - llelktt Boys Cop• any - · • - Locally owned and dea n inside and out, automatil' trans .. power steerine and pow{'r brakes. Ivory and blue rtnlsh, ra· dio and heater, eood tire s. H IO f' •• Mlddleplrl . . . - Busln"' Services sbow little wear, nice interior. tHO lUiCK LeSABRE 4 DOOR ..... •.. Reclu<od to $149t a· •~ • .I WOUL.DNI'f 6E TOO &uRE OF l'7tAT IF I WERE: YOU, Mle$ MARLONE. I IINHIE I ts «OOD rr """ Mel £!9o!EMSE!t �l ctWtgJiero Should ,!Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb. 22, ~~ ~~'":'~ &qery, Mn. 'bu • . M d t H rt Harold Blacbl9o: and Mtmol>C ontr1 t10n IS a e o eo . fund in Health Club Meeting About Middleport Ina l"'ldce to 11e1p Science, Mn. ~~ :;o'~;..Mr read an Where You Are," loU<RM witb article "Popular Drlnk Contains the Lord's Prayer and pledge to Some CaHeln," Mra. Amoo Leothe Oag. Mra. G,_., led the nard "Tension Colll!O Most Heal!devolions. Mra Roy G~ aches;" Mrs· Lewis Grueser. Mrs. lloll Burkey, Marletta, and Mrs. Lewis Grueser will "Controlll.na Acute Allergies," iled with her parenta, Mr. and se"" as the SICk committee for and Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, "Can- Mrs. C. A, Emm1sh this week. was In charge of the meet· the next three months. . cer and Injuries - Are They Mrs. Charles Finnegan and Which opened with the theme A m~ting of the Rock SprLngs , Related?" son arrived from New York "Brighten the comer Holllt'! Demonstration club was 1 Following jokes by Mrs. Geor~ thi!l week for a visit with her i/Fia~~iiiOiiiiiiiOiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiii-,l announced for Wednesday at the Skinner 8 CQlltest was con- parents, Mr. and Mrs. H~rman hom• of Mrs. Charles Goeglein.l by 'Mra. Blackston and Bailey. She came 1o see her Natural Resources will be the won by Mrs. Wilbur Baile~ and father who ls a medical patient POMEROY OHIO topir of the .&ay and potluck closed with the Mizpah at Meigs General Hospital They dinner will be ~erved at noon. 1 · · arrived by plane in Charleston TONIGHT I Th• pcogram was in charge Refresnments were served by and were met by relatives. An""'LASSIE'S GM&AT or Mrs_ Frerl Goeglein and sev- the hostess for the March meet- other daughter, Mrs. Harold ADVENTURE" <;>ra l articiPs were read, includ- ing with Mrs. William Grueser Harrison, of Florida, is also (Techmcolol'l ing Organ Transplants, Mrs. W. in charge oft he program and here with her parent&. 'Lassie, June Lockhart, Hugh ~==;_::;~;;;;:=;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;~, I Mrs. fi'red Goeglein, the contest. . M. and Mrs. Peter Lalick :Rellly, Jon Provost, as Tim- .have returned to their home in my. I Bridgeport after being here for 'THE OLD DARK HOUSE" the funeral of her mother, Mrs. rom Poston, Robert Morley, Janette Scott. i FOR ALL OCCASIONS f f Clarence Ebersbach. They were -----~~~OS 0 accompanied by their son, PesuN .• MON .. TUES. Win 7fowera everywliere ter, wbo returned to Ohio UniFebruuy 23·25 verslty. "PALM SPRINGS WY 2-2039 Mrs. Howard Caldwell enler- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hill and WEEKEND" DAV or NIGHT l lta,ined the Rose Garden Club son, Gregory, of Buckhannon, (Tecboicolor) Pomerov Flower ShoD her home Wednesday even- w va are spendlng the week l'roy Donbue, Connie Stevens Mrs. Millard Van Meter with twelve member~ and end h~~e with relatives. They 1'y Bardin, Stehnie Powers, WE GIVE TV STAMPS I.~:~;~;'s~ present, Mrs. Oky came to attend funeral services 'Robert ~:~:::~rtoons W Mam PomeroJ ~~ and Mrs. Howard Cald- for her mother, Mrs. Ebers· l;;;;E;;Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~::::;;;~~~;iiiiii;~~ w~~ . . bach. ~ The busmess meet_mg was William R. Reynolds of Kalaconducted by the president , Mrs. mazoo, Mich., came Thursday . A. Dodderer and_ ;oil call due to the death of his father, I was ~nswered ongmal William Reynolds. •ntine verse. Mrs. David Hartinger and were read from Mrs. Ada Co.. son, Scott, spent the pattt week I President of the Ohio with her parents, Mr. and Association of Garden Clubs, Mrs. Clifford Stumbo and Mrs. meetings to be held at Lan- Lawrence Hartinger. She was caster, Februacy 25 and of lhe joined by her husband, David, convention in August, for the weekend when they relOOt turned to Kent State UniverA card was receivM from h · t d t sity where e IS a s u en . Mrs. Ulah Swan thanking the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coats Garden Club for the flower and have moved into their newly cards she received while a pa- constructed brick home overtient in Holzer HospitaL Mrs· looking the Ohio 'River, An usNorman McCain and Mrs. I. 0. usual feature of the . home. is McCoy also expressed their the front entrance Wlth sp1ral appreciation for flowers receiv- step.." leading to a portico type Taking checks in payment of biils Is ar<epted ed while patients in the Cam- porch. practice coday. And you can take h from busi· den Clark Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson nessmeo in every line: The "check way" is tho Mrs. John Arbaugh's subject and daughter, sa.ndra. are rnovbusinesslike way to pay. lr's swift and safe, for the program was "Omamen- ing into the Rawlmgg.Coats Fun, tal Hedg~s" which was most eral home vacated Mr. an.d makeJ for easier bookkeeping - ond provides interesting as she told of the Mrs. Coats. Mr. Simpson IS aucomatic receipts. ,11 ._trlbutlon ,.81 made to ltle helrt fUnd when the Rock ...... ~ Health Club met ~ ilflerooon all he borne ~ Mn. William Grueser. . Mn- Homer Radford, pres~ Report. s G'IVen Mtdor Hartin,,. ,. Con/iMd 3 Jf"eeb By CQmmissiQtiS Mn. L a - )W1lD,ceo 11u T0 Heath Boatel reco~vitd word that her ..... MaCommission reporta...... ~~ ~-. "" when tiie Official · ln tbe II"DlY hoopljal ·there oal- Around And :u.: MEIGS THEATRE ' ~If UJt,j s ess Rose Garden C/u'b ''Tfll<e it frDm mel'' Mrs. Edward . Rev. ed that the Membership and plans to have meditation lets for Kaster. A · was held londemlng of the church property matter referred to the A report was glven by Stewar4J!Ip and ·Finance mission relativf! to a unified get and current expenses of chureh. The bnllrd approved instaU~tion of a new steel 1o be lnslalled ln the age 1nd t he age sink to be placed kitchenette In the church. Klein gave the closing br Put Your Personal Rnances on a Businesslke Basis: Open and Use a Cbeckina Account Here! , 1 · ~ '~o mmg e i, Conference .t'n SpritJgfime is Being Planned 6 ,. ..... ·, ' - '' ·. ~ ' Elberfe with 26 members · th~e~m;ee;t·===~ ~~R~e~s;t•~w~a~nt~p~r~!!C~ed~l~ng~ BOTTLED GAS SERVICE I:Cketa and to Mrs. FOR HOME or COMMERCIAL USE , TRAILER HOOK-UPS Ask A Friend About Our Service - Phone SH 2-4811 Rutland Furniture SH 2-4811 ARNOLD GRATE . RUTLAND, 0, • •• •• I DRY CLEANING 10 lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S c ......,. •• •• • •• Pomeroy ' eProo C:VIIfGmor Pollet,. es are Topic llllzations are Chapter ol the National lnlaa. health. tile Paralysis Foundation, the :ks, C o u n t y Pomeroy Lions Club, the Melp nner. and his Coonty Crippled Children's ~ 11 information ciety, and the Melp CwDIJ health siand- Mental Health Association have stood that two been invited to send representa~ "sed programs lives 1o discuss the health p.-. lal diseases grams of their group. "·" and "'dia- Any group Interested In the ., will be dis- health of Melp Coonty'o cltl.as the other zens Is invUed 1o selljl ono or l opeudon. more de!OptM..Io, the. meeting. ' health orgon- Those attending are lnrited to l' the M e I g s bring a gek lunch to save ociation, Meigs Hrne. Coffee .wm e lurnishod. the American Arrangements for the meeting 'II. the Meigs have been a part of the Meigs '1is and Health County Eltension Servic proMeigs County gram. , 11 • . _,...,_ SUNDAY, FEB. 23 through SATURDAY, FEB. 29 Arlene Dahl Said 'In Love ~first Time' ~ bus~l. Storaae door, lloilol PPD .. t4T·I 13,11 ... n. s Frlenda of one of Hollywood'• bes~ ARLENE DAHL'S FRIENDS •h•- loved actresses are worried because she that the beauty 1s "really in 1o ~ -;b~' - has returned to her old probleJD-..alc:oflrst time in her life" ~ apd ~te~r.f1 hoi. They're afraid It will Wf!lck her mill' Dalldo Lamas and all th t · Til '11- riage ... The Younger ~~ 1n the movie jeet ol her torrid &Uee~~~· . colony ·~ th~y ~ow the !d:'J~tY of, a tiona! playbof "Baby" PI tari murderer- &.l!d he s .In !hell' . st, g.vWarren Beatty comes to to : · ;.,· ' lng and •ttendlng wild partl.es. They with n"""ucer . wn co er don't quite tnOw how to handle the sJt. ... ~ Charles Feldman and co- nation but l~'s a real evelirow-ralser median Woody Allen about a movie ·co· · · · medy Woody has written. Charles would lite to make the flicker with Warren, c.:a4\.Ul'OGRAtoHS AND LE'ITERS signpuclne ·and the auth~ In the-lead nues ed by J'o!>n F. Kennedy are now bringing and don't you· want to be around whe~ from $2.~ to $1,000. Another trend demWarren first bats his famous eyelashes oastra~ the feeling for tho late .fresf. Capuclne's direction? ..... The current det~t ln,t,his part of the nation: Many New most J10f.Wa, lOili a1 White House fuJ1o. York eab drivers ' have framed portr~ta tio111 Iii 'Hello, DOlly!" froDi 'the hlt DiUo of JFK f')IO~ell In their hacks, and hia Ileal of the same name; At a recent fof. picture is dlspiayed everywhere from the ~ bash the tune was requested at least EQt Side apartments ,of sophisticated a dozen ti!J1•• show folk to the stockrooms of 7th Ave. .Jottings in Pencil BAKER FURNITURE • ! ~· f:' MIDDLEPORT, 0. ----~ -- -· -- 1 ···· · I .·'J1H• Coupon lntltle• Bt•rer To Purchaie Box or Boxes of -- 1. ..I " . ' ' ' eHOT . --;-~·- ROL~ • REG. PRICE $1.25 SALE PRICE .. ' ,_ r. ' ,. ., .... /:' ,., S ·Town ~& . ,... without homt In 'I' .. • . i ••••••••• flVt•. j BROASTED CHICKEN 1 ' OI;her-characte111 w!W 111'11 sci wild the will jolt Broad· aren't raided first row Ed at "A a • '10,000 b•.:.Jt.· ed f • FRENCH FRIES Of lilt - 1 - ••rloty ...... l>uilt around ..... .' miUe eolhl. . ·- ':"". a year go Into who left ~·· • -· t. ~ .of ihe "JRGED ,>pslera of ' Tuesday : at the ·President ...... ltot'l .... hope/vii)' doh ted last Soptomhr, Dan"''ICo).'o fi,.Jr ~..r Is . tile onl)' one to mob tile - ·Meet , - Nolan • · · ' · _ I!'!("~- ,JOIINSON .' ""' • . ·HOUY1fOOJ;l, ,..., ·(IlEA) · . "" ' I wu.a - • r.ole lor me " •ies. The late Ward Bond made ·a career of doing the asking ))e. 'foce television starred him ia ·"Wagon Train." · WE AUO HAD NOTICED b 1 Ollee • row starts - and there are a variety of lbem iD Wayne m · w eeda that <:,af.IIAArden f~~f- . .· , .N.. a·,.,. · . •· v ...... , ~- ~· '.'I . p~ay. '14 ,a~ch~,'· · · . ~Ohll. W~• J'alldy, so•nat- . . · ovJes-. · 8,)0ie 0 . •• o··~ .. ''~ -··.::- . . . . ' l'lll~wltlt blmaU t • 'l" .belp. Everyone know& what ~.. • PBWt; ""' ' - ·· • · · • e.· he's lhlnt1na and und b1 of •a lo~g,"lo'ng rpD .. rj('f~~J. ~ ~ jual .,..vies rOIL~e __._, ~ ¥~~ ~ a tJr- ::.tho te! Nolan, 111e veteran star• • cus . ~~1\il. !HK .~: T b e pl~ys Cireus owner J<ilui Waytl!le. ~ •WQrlil, . lei! 110 oe a busmess · manager Ja lbe ~ •. ~ ;' • fUm. As far u be II COiicen>. • ,;, ;, N~. quielt to uplaln ed, "C!reuo · Wllrld" W111 fnako atflnl"- ~ ........ o11 !be "'-~ , .. •""-'~ ,. ':""""· . ~~.... 1110vles of I he , · •. -.,_, ,_ -.._.. .. JlO,It loolt O'lholip' lhey 'were .-i, ~;;-t~ --~ plrtS, '41111~·· · &bot#· ·· fairs. c- ry , ••-1 , ' I .,... ..... • ... •• J.......W: ' -.... ~~~l~ :tr• "., w. .. e;-w ~:r= a ..... - - c ..~· . all IIM!mbers * •""'• into renewal for_, · Wayne's·'~addy' , Mr. Midevehigh Wil- Three Injured In Accident Three persons were IDjureil in a one---car accident SUnday • ,,,' of · West Maln-st near Locust-ttl tt 3:40 a. m., Pomeroy Polloe '.!:W ported today. purchased The driver. Ronald Lee Mal>by-laws. ley, 19, Middleport, wu Injured ~·--'"'""'___ on his right knee and receiWC tNG DAy a bump on his bead. lrmy will hold Freddie Pullino and lloMid · Thursday al Hanson, both passengen 111111 .2 noon at ns from Middleport, were knocW '/Oile in Meigs out. • Manley was lra..U., ...,. .'e. · on West Maln-st when be ls r<JOJnd a curve, lost conlrlll, skidded around In the street, and hit a power pole, e-m, has heavy damage to the ~ the first rear end of the rar. · College. The driver was clliecl to ..,.. 'ina,jorin• in or's Court Tuesday for recto of Jess operation. 8 fraternity Other activity was the ·11n1n1 , 1--__-.:_·- Gerald Pullins, Pomeroy, II. · D. $5 and cusls lor )l888int over double ~Dow llneo ·sa~urt~q Ia the court of Mayor Cltarlu t.. gar. Two E-R calls on SUnday lao eluded one at 5:40 a. m. for Bertha Renfrow, llulland R:D. I, who was transpol!ted to Meip Memorial Hospital. and •I 1 'm. for Mrs. Vic Leifheit, ~y­ l,;---~--! lor's Run Hill, who fell alii' Injured her leg and waa ported to Meigs· MemoruiJ.Iflio •mer- ; pita!. '8 • · ....,.... -naywartt, who has been f.)ayuig the role o~ :Klri'g ~ut ln tbe 'Came. lot'~ road- ~).)any, w&S ·stricken with a heart llltai:k -an~ Is In a Chk~go JK!spltal, In crlt!OO elllimtion. , Gebrie · Wllllace, Nary Mattin's· leadlllg m1111 In the ill-fa~ ed "JtJ111ie", 'Ja•beij)g I'IIBhed Into rehel!l' · ~~to take !!_V~r tbe iole . _. Japan Js goIIi through, a glaa,ntic jau craze; almost any U.s. j!QI artist cait arrange a tour of .Japan and pack' 'eni In at top prices. It's ironic, becauae ·In lhts co11ntry jazz 1s at a low ebb 'fc!t iill bu.t the biggest stars, and, even they. aren't working all year . 'round. ' -· ''· . ; . . ' ; , Mon.·Tues.·Wed,-Thurs. & Fri. rebruary 24th thru 28th IJ~vla: . ''Every Ametiean ought to go TV • 3 .PlEas GOLDEN BROWN CHICKEN 41'p~~ hnn<'~'' ~ JiUUU)' I:UiCIIett. OD Ule SUDJOCt of ~ U· bei)lJtp the Iron Curtain for a few weeks ...,..or months, as I did. When you come b~ everything In tile Uni~ed States Is :J,~~~ul, per!eet. You can't find a . . _ !f to ~mp)$ .!lbout" . . . Shubel't AI· · ' ~)''ti Ja'telt qhuckle. is the plllt of Shelley ,.. Wb!ten• !lew starrlng vehicle, "Days of the'J>M~ctf·" lt,.lnyolve~ homos!!XIlals oi yil:U!W. persUasions, drug tiddlets and ON A BOX OF .•• eCOLE SLAW int:r:. in . BROASTED CHICKEN Ac,.,. ,,_Our ...... ' . . ... ! • No frost, ·no clelri.stJnc Mr, Mil In freezer. A delleht to use. • 111 1OO,Ib, zero zone freezer, • Twin v~getable Hydrators ho~ nearly For .75c each (SOc Off) TYPE - .. am-st. - . .1,1. . ,I,• Members are asked 1o tum 1964 .. • • !" • • 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 I 9101li2131415 16 17 " 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 21 29 ... .. - a card party Tuesday evening the evening. feeding quality hay be hu 'grown .,. fl.lizer, and good management. .Mr. Well .,_ce, and ASC helped furnish· some of tay production was only a haH-ton per Mea Forage Clinic Wednesday from 9:st Sentinel Photo. IMIWffl ld 5 In Pom•r<»Y fRIGIDAIRE budget bUJ''' lt"S frost Proof.f tool• ' The Middleport Child Conservation League is sponsoring for each table and aloo door prlzea and refreshments durlng • Supplement To -~---- -- League Sporuoring Card Party Tuesday 2500 gallons makes it possible for us to serve you better. . :.- -UMY LrM'LE GODIVA(r) ... tht nokedest Ilttle Mn!l'Otler Ill • them all! So supple, tt makes you look as if :Vou clidD'' need a girdle. So lia:ht, you forget you have tt on: lji white, s, M, L. :m: girdle, $7.95 (nylon and ~Poll'• Lycratr J spandex). 10-88: matehlna: cotton and L.ve:n bra', $3.93. In our alimwear department. l any member of the league or at the door. Th.ere will be prizes • !I SPECIAL OFFER! Our expanded facilities with this huge LP Gas delivery truck of • .. IIlii....... - · Jri'IP • .... 1111 *-It llnr . . _, .--.po. . Jill#= Wedne~y at 8 p. m. as fol'lbe Federat.OO Church on Feb. 26; St. Paul's Lutheran Church, March 4; United Melli: Church, March llj Naom1 Chureh, March lB (cod~~L~:cted by Salvatio(l Army), ing be Davis. held atThe the bus!ness1 home 1 u;;,v;;;•.;m:;;•:;;m;;;b;;;e;,;r.iiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiii0iiii~~~==::::::::: Mrs,will Max 1 met!~~''S: was closed with the Mizpah benediction. Film slides on meal planning 1included "The Famlly Enjoys inviting Meal Time."' "Meals I Served for Dlfterent Occasions" I " Famil:,. Hospitality," an t1 I "Mann"rs and Courtesy." A potluck ~_ir ner was served at noon. Daring the afternoon a dis1 cussion was held concerning I M<igs County resources. The group also worked on their sewing projects making cushion~. Attending in addition to the above named wer~~;: Mrs. Wayn• King, Mrs. James latch Mrs. Hennan Lohse, Mrs. Pacl ~linn , Mrs. Ted Riley, Jr. and Ida Malone, a visitor. ln the Pearl-st Elementary school auditorium beginning at 8 p. rn. Ticket donations of one dollar may be purchased from 11 - .. Trustees Site a. Cl b Mee II fO!Ioi, ... • - \ • 1 • ' ,~~o.....,,. 24, l964 IMeal S bPlanning • TO DELIVER THE GOODS! ·I ,, and Savings Com-pany I t ....... the Cross." Services will continue each The was arrangement for R. the card party 25tn inbe the heldMiddleport Tuesday, month made by Mrs. V. ~ February Weatherman using all dried S U JeCf Or Elementary School audltnrium. I materials. The traveling prize t•In~ The League 1\as chosen the was won by Mrs. Fredertc U "Space" theme for the annual · k GoeI bel. During the social hour a Film slides on "Fami Y spring C.C.L. conference a n d the members are planning dessert course was served by Time" were shown when Br:tdbury Home Demonslra· ersl Jdeas for the conference. the hostess. tion Club met 'I"'hursday for an Committees wiH be announced OLIVER IN PLAY all ;.ay meeting at the home of at a leter date. David Oliver played tne M"' Marvin Stewart. The rnee~ Husbands Night will he held , Mr. Average in the play Jng was opened by the pres~ In April with the date 1o be anMember Focloral RoHrve 5Ytlom I en by the Methodist v~uth dent, Oleva Cotlerlll, w 1I h nounred later. The school lunch FeiJowship Wednesday Mrs. Stewart giving the program was renewed for a six Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at Class 12 instead o£ David tlons. Wet>ks period. Two honorary POMEROY, OHIO Oiler ~:~.s stated in the Dunng the business members, Mrs. Vivian Titus and account. Mrs. Clarence Murray Mrs. Elizabeth Roush, were ~~;~:::::;:~:::::;~ ~~~~~:;_;;;:;~:;._----------'11 elt~!ttd as a new council present. ber~ Mr!l. John Fultz, The resignation of Mlrtrs;~·.;:~ ~ ~ Mrs. Max Davis, thA Chambers was a1 chairn-.an. Mrs. William Ingles, with regret. Her name w a Middleport, was welcomed plactd on the honorary list a ne\\- member. The next meet- ter serving 19 years as an COUNT ON·. US. · ; · •• ' (UJ'I) - It·~TOll 111111 B. I ~ .a.x.Y.; e e._.,, . .7 • bas an,, J1Pt ... . ' et!Mri ''WI INI. MoiCI1 Army led in the responsive read~~g and the evening.,prayer. The Love of God was tbe vocal selectioo of Mrs. Wickham. Ttle host pastor, Mr. spoke on .. The God of the •oe tti.:r date of birth. and time use to-" of employed at the funeral home. givin• . was given by Mrs. McCain. Plans were completed for the The FARMERS BANK , JIIOW YOU WW' JH. _..,._,.,........ lie WALTONERS TO WORK There will be a work session for the Jzaak Walton League sunday at 1 p. m. 8 t the clubhouse. On Monday the League will meet at the club house, A bUsiness meeting and program wlU follow the 7 p. m. dlJlner. Plans were discussed New paneling is being installed eming the Spring Conference at thee•.l=ub::.:h~ou::.:se~.:__ _ __ ~ be held In Middleport - ~~0the Child Conservation A dessert course was served met Thursday in the offices 01 1 by the hostesses, . Mrs. R~ the Columbia Gas Company. Schmoll, Mrs. Millard _WilderMrs. Peggy Houdashe1t, prea· muth M~s. Paul Thetas, a.nd ident, opened the meeting. Mem- Mrs. John Krawsczyn. A 6.30 hers res nded 1o roll call by dinner II:BS , held at th.e MarUn hedges. purposes "Now is I types. I ,.., __ - s~rvlcos, 1 H 'I ' • L S • ervtces Being He/d in Area Churches Mrs. Caldwell we , Heath ,Methodlat Iorin& !rom an 1111kJe Injury. He 'l;lursday ev~g at the ' will be. bospltaliz.ed lot lhrte with lllov, M. E. Dowsm weeh. Ill& wife. the former Susldlnl! Jn the absence of t san Al!eusworib and their clJUchalrman, Mr. Lee Smlthn,.·et!n«l ren are with blm iQ Hawa!L Dowson opened the Friends and relatives wJsbiul wiUJ pr~yer. - ·, . to send him cards m&y send It ·was innOUriced that t them to the following addreu: QbW Northern University Tripler Army General' Hospital, would not be allle to make Ward &, Bed 311, APO 438, San concert appearance in Franclsco, Calif. as upected due to a in·,f.be schedule of plane Olghts. The rack holders for the e~te(l haft arrlvfKI".and will be ed soort Mi'J. o. P. Klein gave the rePo;t of the Education Comof Lenmi~n discussing the The tlrst of a series Jng 111aterlal and nee<! f o ten was conducted at teae•·-.Jil ,the church 'ocl1oq!. the Pomeroy Baptist Churrh oo moo..Wed sday evemna whtcb tn Mrs. Klein was appointed ne e leader for the church school spite of inclement weather was enlng exereises. well auwended. of th Salv lion 1 ( · wod Ii" "· -~- wameil' 1JIM»- ' . '"'l - .. ..... . 'r·p..,"............ - - -; I ' ~ I" . TWO JAB. D I I, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 22, 1964 beegle dean