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Gil , _ L- . .... , .' . .e·n t,t ·r~\ ' �'" · • .. _.,. or.- "· ................. - • '( Tornadoes. Clobb,~r . Houp.ds, Pointing for St. Aloysi Hado •• Racine'• lmpreoslvo Tornad-~ Racine llleraDy plasterOO die tho eonteJt. T\'1'11~ j>IJo4 ap ,- it-t~ ... t.1li1Unued their , breeze Greyhoulldo of COicb Bob sa.. Racine's Mu Knopp quickly before Ole Initial a key wbo had liniJhed te<:OIId, lied tho soore at Z.Z wben he bit IIIOiher ......: •.·•"-''" through Class A Sectional tour- behblcl* Athens In Southe .. · 1ro11r- blalde 8lld then B r u e ICDopp l8lliE ~, 1 nament rompetitlon with pow- Oble Uague Class AA com..-J4iula eomrerted 00 1 three shot wltb two ~. =~ er to B_Pare Saturday night u tition, establlsblng a 1$-6 lkeln point play, followed by • layup ~·~ d•! they pe~pered the NelsonviUe for the 1963-M ramp•lgn by Larry Price, to give I be and Price matched llelll Greyhounds 69-53 In the finals The Tornadoes 1011 at tlmeo TorruldoeB a 7-2 lead witb five with NelaonYIIle'a J at wetl!ton. by up to 21 points and their ad- mlllutea remaining In the llrol 01 and Bob Rldwd Ia 1111 s.. • C<lach Mike Morrison's unde- vantage never feU below nine quarter. 1ng . _ ,1 ,al lbe period ,. feated team; now boasting a per- points after early m the second Wllh Shearer again setting give tile Tornadoea 1 •11 iiiJd; feet 21~ rerord for the season, quarter. The only time Nei!JOll- the pace for Nelsonville •. t b • N Isonville aaut thrw ~......Ll jumps Into District tournament ville was ahead was when red- AthenJ county entry rallied to 11 e field _ 1• In lbo ""';'j"! play at Ohio Unlversity'·s Gro- haired guard Richard Shearer, within one point, 9-8, before u v~ tbinl 21 . .. ver Center this Wednesday the Greyhounds' leading scorer Ra~ine opened another assault. ~ 1 Racine' lldv ::: ' ; night at 7 p.m. againBI St. A1oy- with 20 points, bit on an outside Thl8 time, with_big 'l'ed Balley 35-2! oub 1 again1 tho ~ 1 dtff jumper for the flrst bucket of and Knopp leading the way, the bit ~~ bot streak Mil = ::::,::'to 31·:. j' J"j; !t • Trail to State Finals IS Blocked by St. AI (21 l) • /Jelen 1/e/p Us! District rempted Village Class A period. Racine then -.ljCI .. through lhe llnal eight ~ The Tornadoes, willl , . _ good night from tho lied on JO of 58 trier for a dJIII!IJ 51 per cent average. Racine al on eigot of a In eacb of the IIRi two quarters, six of 14 ln ·U1:1 third period and elgbt of II II lhe fourtb period. Ne!Joovllll sank 25 of 75 attempts from tho field for . 33 per cent The ~ hounds hit on only 13 of. Ill shots durmg the entire openi'J three quarters and then baDfed 12 of. II att:emPt.t ~ the nets m the final period, , . Senior guard Bruce Bee~ new. • District wiD . play. . . The Reg1onal champ1onsb1p Grover Center this handily 69-53 Saturday night. game will be played on the at 7 p, m. against The other game of district toUowing evening, March 14, best. Aloyeius. touma.ment , action Wednesday tween the two rellll.lmmg teams. St. AI, roached by Bob Sagen, will be between Southeastern The winner of that game will won its 21st game of the season (~) of Ross Coonty and New go to C<llumbus _for a crack at CAGE ACTION- The Racine Tornadoes rolled over t])e SEOAL runnerup 69-53 Saturday night to .~a)~,:!~~;";~;~~; night by downing the Boston (15-4). the state champ1onship m Ohio the•·Sectional Class A Wellston tournament. Here Bruce Beellle, w.liP !)a,<J..#\e .lle,~ night of his career (see stubborn Ames-Bern Greenies in Winners of district play Wed- State's St. John Arena. lofts the ball to the bucket with Dennis Shearer leaping bigli to block it. Also m the picture are, I to r, a overlime match in the finals nesday night wiD move direct- 1n further explanation of the tied Shearer of Nelsonville for Knopp, Racine, Richard Elliott, Nelsonville, Shearer; Jamie -lames, Nelsonvile, and background, Ted Bailey, of sectional tourney play at ly into the Reglonals, also at yet on tap, tournament scoring honors witll Z% polnt'l. cine. -' Sentinel Photo. . Hemlock Miller. The St. Aloy- Ohio University, 011 • said that all distnct Beegle bit rune field _goals 8114 sius teem had dumped Albany March 13. The two winners teams have to wm at lour free throws m hiS belt of• by a 60-47 score on Friday ev- the Athens district will lock least games .to get a fensi~e sbowmg of the ~· ening horns in the first game and at the •tate fmais. Pnee followed closely With st. AI def~ared Nelsonville 61- 8:15 p. m., the wnner of the .The doors of Grover Center 20 points on nine_ buckets arui in the finals o! the Non-Ex- Columbus District and Marietta open at 6 p_ m.. Wednes- two foul shots while Knopp and day evening !or the first game Bailey also hit double flgDI'eS of district play between the with 11 and 10, respectively. Tornadoes and St. AI. Tickets Bailey fouled out in_ th~ last , on sale at Southern Local quarter. Peanuts W•cl!line, Ra. School, but may also be cine's plump playmaker, wat Ipurchll5ed at the gat.. held to sb< points. Representing Racine at the The only Nelsonville ~'lay· _l Sunday afternoon at er to bit double figures beside l:J Ohio were C o a c h Shearer was Richards with 17. Mike Morrison and Athletic Di, Statistics showed that lbe CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (UP!) - · for the league lead with rector Donal~ Wolfe. Meigs C<lunty team ;>tilled down occupational haz- 10-2 r....-ds, suffered th,eir two DISTffiCT SCHEDULE 59 rebounds while Nelsonville on the other lei- setbacks away from home. Wedlleaday, Mar. 4 got 30. Knopp led in that departlow) court~mes up . Home teams won aU of the Racloe (%1-11) vs. St. Aloysii!B ment with 20 whlle Bailey ID4 for an Ohio State team hopmg conference games this (ZI-1) at 1 p. m. Price bad 18 and 12, respeetll>eat least. a •bare of the · weekend. This gavel he Soutbeaslem I~) vs. New ly. James led Nelsonville wl~ Ten_ champ10nsh1p. victories In 62 games (15-4) at 8:15. nine. Vtslto~s ~!ways have Into tonight's action. REGIONAL SCHEDULE B~ Quorters: m B1g Ten cage This is the bo the FJ:IdaJ, .Marcb 13 Racme . . .. .. 18 35 48 119 - Ill! and this year they appear to . ·toni when WiD~~~''-. ~t,RaclDe · Sl. Aloy.. Nelsonvllle .. . 8 19 Z7 53 - 5:1 be having worse luck than ev~r : nr . ill~ · "l!~t 'to VI. w~ : w .~tbeasteruRacine, Price 11-2-20, Knopp Ohio State and Michigan, : ·. -~P"'v.~n -~ki New Bosloo at 7 p. m. ii-1-11, Bailey 5-4-10, . Bee-, a hi~ b ged to ~g Columbus Dlstrlcl wina.., vs. gle 1-4-:12, Wickline ~ 0 " . ,•,.,ILO' J":m can ear Marietta Dl!trkt winner at Fisher &-4--0. Totals »-t11er rna tech At ;)aytoa Field House • 69 _ !Belmont 73 Fairmont West 44 at C<llumbus. . Saturday, Marcb 14 Nelsonville, James 4-4--4. · Roth 67 Jefferson 66 winning, tho 1'1ro winaers of .·oglonal semi- Ritz 0-0-ll, Richard 1-1-17, At C<llumbus emerge with a fb11D meet lD champlooshlp Shearer 10-2-22, Elliott 1-t Columbus South 57 over Michigan wblcb game wilb winner to go to -2, Pancake 1-0--%, Stelnrod Pleasant Vlew 52 until the final Columbuo finals. 1-0--2. Total! 2$-3--61. WIN TOURNAMENT - The Rutland Reserves won the Meigs County Reserve Tournament after a 56<42 Wortblngton 54 Columbus E. of the season wh1een~ , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~; victory over Eastern. This was the first season Marshal Duncan was coach of the Rutland Reserve Squad. In the At MarllDs Ferry clooe their c1 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 2, 1964-3 ' first row, 1 to r, are Sam Hicks, Joe Hawkins, Bill Kennedy, Johnny Grate, Jim Johnson, Roger Davis; second Martins Ferry 75 River Local host to Purdue. Michigan row Rodney Wright, Roger Lathey, Larry Fetty, Harry Yarbrough; third row, Dennis Weber, Rusty Little, At Steabenville tonight, clashe• with Iowa Ronnie Black, Coach Duncan, and Carl Nichols, manager. - Sentinel Pboto. steubenville 70 Toronto 62 Saturday night and. wtil still At BalDbrldge Its season flntile to play Chillicothe Pll Miami Trace 82 when Oblo State closes at home At Oak BUI against Michigan State on SatChesapeake 61 Rock ffiU 52 urday. At Cantou The buckeyes demonstrated Masslllon 52 Louisville 49 (ot) they can win without blgh At New PbUadelphla bel? from ever threatened to qult New Philadelphia 59 Gary Braddll. Bradds One mmpletely atisfled Coshocton 51 held to only 15 points by Uonal Leaguer u· Nellie ·At Portsmouth Aredale In this past Saiwlro signed hls' Houston lPorts•nouth 107 73-69 conquest of InSunday loll' belll'een I Northwest (Scioto) 51 diana wbllo the Hoosier alar and $45,000. At Buebtel scored 23 lor himself. IA~ilens 78 Warren Local 51 At this point, with the final 1AJo-on Bucbtel 59 of the Obln State season Akron Garfield 51 way and two tough-aDd At CUyllfloga Fills to he played, Whether you are a full time or part time farAkron North '17 doesn't worCuyahoge Falls 40 about the particulars of how mer we have a bandy money service made to At Beavercreek Buckeyes do it. suit you now. Get your cash here quickly to IFII'Jrvt.,w 52 ·Meadowdate 48 He'd he a• happy as Gary If • .a · At New Cooconl could break loose buy bargains, attend public sales, clean up MayBYiUe 78 Pbllo 51 more 40 • point games bills and for any spring needs. Save money by At Bedfonl Teylor Is confining bls wor· dealing with cash. Earn discounts. Repay on Cleveland East Tech 68 to winning one way or the Bedlonl other. easy terms made to fit your own Income md l Counties Show Sales Tax Gain Racine will open ahead 4&-Z7 by the eud <II '"' j~~~[[ cage play at Ohio ney. Racine dumped Nelsonville • lJJ BUckS ~acing P 'J1 caue nazaTt U d 0 ServiceS Are SetforMn.. f:' WCI'tl, 481 431 tM 528 lUI D. OW. 384 E. Searle• C. Bleblltr A. SIWytr 384 411 a P. Muu.n l9t, FORFEIT WOD o IAol I . Mluionaey'.tOclely•. ... pl'lt!tdod Ill . . . lllr lrulballd, WUUIIII: 1!er Mel aDd &\'I Bulj4ck two allten, and 'a 81Jrvlfort art I I 0 ft, Middleport, and lit • - • Ill I. Hewell llandbp 114 401 Total WOII 11Mt I ''"""'" P. BIIIJaini N. CUll)' I. C«<GGI J. llyalll ~. lurt llandlrap 'l'olal w_. I lAIII - 18ia 401 ••Ml i7l Ill :1111 \ Quick Cash Financing Alston Figures Dodgers to Have to WorkHard in 1964 , _ Nt. I , I. Lilli 311 Ill 1!:. ~·h A. Nt!llt E. Ewin& 18 .J, Wlll'lltt H. WOII M, IIIWTIIJ Hlndlejlp Toll1 Woa I Lost I 111gb Game - 310 • 411 131 lUI Plllllora CW. Jtl. _,.Serl.. - Pandln Colo For Rural Folks PRIVATE CASH LOANS Ohio H.s. Sco...es budget. READY· MIX CONCRETE FIT$ YOUR BUILDING PLANS. lDgh GalM -r,ltn, 214: Women, 170. - SPECIAL LOW COST FINANCING Go ahead and buy that new or used tractor, car, truck, Implements, appliances Ql' lllf" thing else. Call our office or ask your dealer for our excellent Credit-Thrift finance plaD. Check our very low rates and long eredlt terms. Just phone or stop In soon. Get ready for a good year. CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED . ''" ' '3 ROE>MS NewJ;.umitur• ·,. -;::''.. ;-'' ' ··.<-,-.... '..... ' . ' ~. .'1 ........ ' & SAVINGS CO. ' ' PINANCING .OmO PEOPLE SINCE-1911 READY-MIX . CO. . •' . SINGi,g SIGNA'l'tJM LOANS BY C1TY LOAN, . GU~ eoDANY ' 12St.Wst. 1. ·'l W'tt41t1 ,'• I) 'Piln'~.' • ' •r.O. ,, ' I_ I, I I I. �I ., • • ~'. OOCfOR h¢·•·:·. ~ 'I WIN AN EXPENSE PAID TRIP TO WONDERFU~. DISNEYLANDI' , SAYS ' : i,\.'·::· •.. :>.:li.. >"•?~..,-r;r":; '"'•.. ,.. '..., "' l)y \'l'a1 o. 11. ~t=.::, !o!.D. .._,. 0111 lllvtl... In the pro•'ductlon of ortlcloi made from beryllium. To what utent is this metal t""lc? A-Aay- wilt wwk. with ~ pgwdered beryllium or ill oxide lo likely to Inhale minute a· mounis. The eflects appear more rapidly In some persons than In othert, but over 1 period of JOY· oral yeara this may t..d to a thickeninc of the air sacs in the lunl". This would Interfere with the oorm•l excblnce of gases In these ucs, and cause shortness of breath on exertion, cwghtng and Jo of welch!. The victim moy also deVelop noom•l· lanant tumor of the liver, apleen, lymph nodes and skin. If the disease (berylliosis) is discovered early and the vlcUm ts removed rrom any further e1:~ poure to tho metal no lating ' damage Is done. The diagnosis can be aided by using a patch le•t In which a I per cent solution of berylUum sulfate is ar plied to the skin. Steroid hor· mones have been used to treit the dleae, but the bet real· men! is prevention. You should oondult a specialist In Industrial health hazards for proper meth· ods or eliminating the berylll· um hazard in your plant, if 01ere t• one. It lower the blood preure Q-What Is POJ'IIate used for? What are Its side effects? Could enoush to cause shock? ........,, .......... - ....... · - · · - · · - & •' R"esu.l-t s. .GUAUJY Matot..Co. .. W•$1095 ... Now $799· lletlr· Jlla<lt over white lluilb, clean Interior, V8 1959 c...-,rolet for this FREE trip for a family of three. S~eepstakes end·sQt!Marth 7. WANT AD INFORMATION ,. Prices effective Monday, Mar. 2nd thru Wednesday, .1\tar. 4th. en~. Reduced to $899 ' Door Sedan. V8 encino, P.-fl'C]Id. tr11111. llldlo, heater, power steorlnl lUll pcrwer brakeo. Beoutlful. belco and· aaddle flnllh. Tlreo obow IIW. weor, nl<e Interior. 1960 Buick LeS.bre Reduced to $1499 ' Door. Locally owued and cleaa Inside and out. automatic trans., power steering and power brakn. lvor]' ud blue linllh, ndlo and heater, aood tlral. "Cidebn Pai'CI" ... ,.,.., . ' KROGER FRESH · · We reserve lhe right to limit quantities -· lit. ' f ' f legs . . . . . . .~. tit• .45c Wings . . . 11t. 1 Backs ... lit, 10c Livers ( -lb. 89c frying Chieklls WHOL~ lb. Giblets ,... .. .. ... .. .... .. ·~ 39c , Breasts Quartan .... ;.. 39c Leg Quarten ..... .. ... ·~· 35c Cut-Up Fryers ... '~ ...2 PHONE WY 2·2157 EXTRA TOP VALUE IT. . 16 C:u, ft. Unl~ Freuet, 1xcellant ____ t125 12 Cu. PI, G.l, Frost·Freo Rolrlleialor . . ------ '1:15 7 Cu. ,.t, Hotpolnl Refrlterator - ------14 Cu. Pt. Phllco Vegetable Shortening ' .. 1 CRISCO Mtr. 7t!l: ' l '"' 0 • ' oD ToW 114 rooma,nke~·:~~::~ noora, ~~~ wood tomatlc heal, .,.rtvate private entrance, utOitles furnished. Phone WY Z-3280. 2 2q1c Help W1nted - ATTENTION: $12.110 plus 'com· missiOn, 2 men to service local area. Immediate and steedy Increases. Must be married and have car for confi· denUal interview. Write P.O. Box 11.25, Parkersburg, W. Va. S 22 5tc w.. 1 Loll z ......,... ou Upright FrHHr ---- ---Fritldalre Refrlgeretor --· We1tlnghou" Refrlg1r1tor BaU ll Cllaln 404 . op a protruding abdomen. If ;rou are nol U!liiiiU-lly fat, es~j>ecially ar01md shoulders end jllps, this change in shape is ' probably not due to •n accum· 1 •\dation of fat, but to oagaing ab!~omlnal muscles or to 1)'\oating. lt.'.A tlght·fllting girdle and exer· !.'~lse to strengthen the abdomin· t:ial muscles · SliOuld help you t.o 1} egain your shape. U bloating r, 's the cause. tou ·should ovoid ~larchy .r;getabl'~. . . (potatoes, ;rico, "?"'i pet ·anot bean) and : l>lrbonllld 11everages. ., --~ ; T$'ALMANAC -r: By United Pross IDI<niiiOQI ,· : Today is Monday, March I, the 62ild day of 1964 wlth' 304 :~follow. For Sale! SPINET PIANO Design in a Beautiful Walnut Case e See It At Zerkle's •V• ' "" ..., 374 1754 389 361 412 511 1760 Jack W. C•r~ey, PHONE WY 2·2111 Write or Call DO YOU have a lem? For help. c:Ontac1 holic• Anonymous, Trt.COUJ> AA Group. Write, Box 201. ' 0. ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY 173-5~3 MISon, W. VI. wlttl c•~o~pon and purcho•• of $5 or more ur 14.roger A thought f~ :t~~e dar-Mart · atn one~. aald: "Good breed. con•lsto In concealing how uch we think, of ourselves 111f1 . . , 491 Z28l WOD I Loll Z Mo- Keyotoue D. Ash 4311 J. Fox 369 D. WIUiama 411 G. Craig 446 T. Chapman m Total 2146 W011 I Loot Z C. ll S. 0. E. Bodlmer Blackwood SUGAR D••ll• FHd 4 Chicken of the Sea No. liz tins $1 ' ... . ' 455 Jim Crow 152 436 Handicap Total Woa I Loll I 1781 Total 2131 W011 2 Losl I · Goodw!a Printers McKenzie 289 Young 409 Manuel 508 3ll 5tJ5 261 2263 . INCOME TAX Blind Blind Total Won I Lost S Poinu t Holoum Saleo Woods Edwards Grate Schilling Stobart Total Won 3 Loot I Polllts 8 . Blaettnars Wheel Ahgnment AND Blaettnars .........,.o. • Team No. Z Mike O'Brien Pal Story Keith Phalln Loring Vaughan Handicap Total Won% Lost I Team No. S Bill Sawyer C. Howell C. Roush L. Lyona Handieap Total W011 I Loot% 2H 352 291 331 492 18'11 210 23% 317 351 621 1811 390 390 2091 478 409 468 471 571 24!5 &35 532 :191, Team High Game- Team No. I, 638. Team High Series - T e a m No. 2, 1870. --- COACH OF YEAR COLUMBUS - Qom Rosse!· II, head basketball coach at Youngstown University, w a 1 i";'~=~:·~ as the Ohio Basltetbali I< of the Year In the aDpoll conducted by Ill• CoIIun•buo Dispatch. It was tbe second time tht I~:~:~. coaoh had received ·the II having been the popular choice of the otate'o eollego In llle 1157 polL Blackston Abbott R, Grueser Dillon Radford Handicap Total Won I Lost 2 Polllu 2 ANNUAL ll"tNANCIAL RI,OIIT OI:ANGI TOWN.HII" MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO For , lht FiiCII Y•ar tlltht • D•c•mber J1, lNI Population ' " - 1tH Total lalarl.. anti Wat•• lnt tht Yur 1MS Valuation 509 463 378 521 526 78 2471 Muoa Melllodilt Me• John Sisson 431 Bumgardner 411 E. Thomas 415 Reynolds 475 C.pehart 535 Handicap 16 Total 2340 Won 3 Loot I Points I G I J Anlo Parts D. Thomas 257 Jim Sisson 453 BAKER FURNITURE Mlddl.... rt, 0. Announcing New Spring Quarter ,. For Day Cluses Begins March 10 Diploma Courses offered In Seer. tariai, Accounting, General Office, Ez. ecutive Secretarial, Business Admluistr• · lion, and IBM Key Punch. All C01II'I1es are nine or twelve months in duration. Classea meet daily. Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 20 oz. loaves ' ,. t"" . Gvl•• Gr.ass Seed .. 5 Lux Toilet Solp Lux Toilet Soap 3 ...,.., .... · 33c 2 ~!~~~~~~-~:~ · ··--··'~:"""-:.:~..,-:~..7.·=====::!:==-=---= 520 Craw's Steak House Kloes 305 Miller 446 EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE J.' ' 381 3110 321 Fo<emaa I Abbotl .;BANAlAS BREAD 2M IU D. Dot..n Craig .. pk"t. ·>:·G,OlD~: .• 2IS 4!1 423 468 CAKE MIX 3'.. 994 Jar KROGER '"" 340 489 Cooa Co.. Sll WhiUaloh Andei'IOII K. Aecker Bacon J•ckson: Ohio Brake Service ,..,~ 1a4l 181 Sears R. D.vis 572 Duerr 187 Total 2571 Woa 2 Lost I Points I ·Salad Dressing Em~~; ... rt.' 194 CHUNK TUNA Teom No. 1 High Game - Danny Crow, 147. High Serie• - Mike Sawyer. "URE GRANULATED \VUi, ·v,n ..Hintt w Dunc11n Total Wta I Lolli I T-Nt,, S. Pullen A. Brldbury C. Rawlinao J. Glaze 11! FORFEIT Woa I Lolli I Mike Sowyer Bob Hysell Tom Tituo Blind Handicap Total W011 • . - I Gibbs Guoeo, Danny Crow Andy Porter Chuck Murray Horky Welch Total 'li'oa 2 Loot 1 Coates .PINTO.BEA.NS 4 p~~. 394 TMa lie. I BUnd s. Hlndy B. Moon L. Glldwell llandlcap Credit Dept. Coupon expires Sat., Mar. '7th ;!'•• l 391 Sears Aecker Total Woa I Lost 2 NEW AND USED welders, olr compressors, welding rod. •. Free demonstration. . Porn.. roy Landmark. Phone WY 2181. EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS ll 1' · proclamation declarlnc the territory's independence from ii Mexiro. ·. In 1177, Rutherford B. Hlyet. l was named President by Conlire" in settlement or a dispute : uver the eitction ol 1871. ' He was declared the winner ' over Democrat Samuel Tilden. ,. In 1927, Babe Ruth became ~ lh< highest paid baMbaU playup to that lime when he t Bigned a contract with tho Now i,lVurk · Vanke.S for t?O.OOO a ~year. · In 1943, the battle of the Bil· ;.rnarck Sea began. American : oirmen eventually destruyed 1 t Japaneaa convoy o1 21 ahilll. WI Grueser Sweepers. Authortz. ed salt:a and servtce Write 15tl2 16th St., Parkersburg, W Va. For Sale The moon Is approo:chin& ill ~ last quarter. • ~ In 1U6, 55 Texans issued a ~ Tr1nsfer Co. Middleport, Ohio ~: The evonlng st~ ·~· .V•nus ' and Jupiter. .r. ' On this · day In history< Jt.Cialt Phone 286-2104 18 ..,omen in middle age to deve1- 5(1 490 · Q.;-Aboul five years ••• my montho •go, I started to get fat across the middle of my ~-abdomen. What could cause 4', this? · A-ll fa HI a1100mmon for " P. Harllloo C. Plckw J. Mu~r J. Chapman Total fast one. was removed and "~ 0. Bretton Benton Total \ ~'~ct-.- ...... 451 365 365 POMEROY and trad. lman. Lea Williamson Jewelers, Pbone 50. W Ya. 10 18 ~· mal, you have nothing to worry ute~ w..ar. w.. %~II M. Murroy K. Yeager A. Sawyer M. Sawyer Total · Woa% Los! I P. Ingels C. Ingels E. Sylvester A. Sylvester Total Woa %Loll I Pbl Heodo Ada Nease Vera Craig Art NeaBe G. Craig Total Won I Loot t .111p s.ria - Allllilnrl I IIZ:I. ,. heart . If your tracings are nor· "... WY W385.. Terr·..e. Ph 141 tell 410 1761 USED APPLIANCE BUYS t Co~PI!n, nptre• 'People's Handietp ,!·, rrrmmmmmrll] $10 or more ...... at Kroger IIOIJSE, I roonw and 470 1800 CoUpon uplret .and Pl.ll"(ha•• of M.Hannaha V. llamliJ. •• - Alhlfl1d I 11. BEND LICAGUB ,....., It, JIN l\ltelM <>'r ·+ •L. -Grimm 52e mora pkg. Fretl• Chltlrn Parts co~o~pon S. Oilier H. CU11«' 417 211ts~ or with ' 2 tltiS7. ....., ..... 1..... ,......,. U, UM Cu;dn 387 with "•Wt,niper Cou;.n • ~tVrch•N .t EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS double hoaH 011 ..., t., RT.Jir.O dleparl, I baiJoon». ln!DN!d-1 · lite peoo 1ton: Pbone WY CIVIL SIR I WOW:K Team Kl01 Notice lessness, insomnia, drowsineas, normally ..tow pulse ususally live ionJ!or thon those with a Pomeroy au-tic lrlno. :Radio uul healer, new Urn. dlzzines, dry mouth and head· ache. The drug may lower the blood preure, but in the doe prescribed by your doctor It would not cause tho pressure to fall to shock level. When the drua Is dlsconUnued, the blood prossure quickly returns to the pretreatment level. about. In fad, personi \\"ith a 2 SIGNs 1960 Plymouth _ ~ ... =::;::;---1 l!leDUDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., - Mar. - · 2, ·~~5~---;::-;:=--T-I.t ·~ For lent nstructlons --=...;:;;::.::;.;._··•s--..,~1---- - -- - \ A - Tranylcypromine IPa.. nate) is primarily a tranguillz· er. Side effects may Include rest- Q - I'm 40 and my pulse runs between 52 and 55 beats per minute. Is this abnormal· ly low? A-A PUii!E RATE as low as &o may be normal In orne per· sons, especially larg.,.boned athleleR. An e lectrocardiogram would how whether or not ·your-low pUlse rate is associat~ ed with any Irregularity of the Dally 33c ·~· ... $198 COLLEGE TRAINED OFFICE WORKERS ARE IN DEMANDI lawn and lhrubl from with ·ARAB U-do-lt trate. Kh!8 ~ Co., Mldilllport, Olalo.o'- . lifebuoy Soap · 27t 2 . ;. ~ I ,. ... ~ ) ' ' ·----- -·~ ... ' J! b.O, \' r· ·' 1,.. - --• • ' ' ' . I . Write. ctll, or vlsll for lnfounatlen ...S Nllstrotlen forms. Advue. l'tlllstntlon Ia nqulred. · .GAlliPOliS BUSINESS COURI i �•• r ..Daily Seqtillel, P9tfttrO)'•Ml.ddlepqn, o., Mal'. 2, liM-? DDtiwheat· Tournament Scores . 01:!~ Ulball I ·II· JOfi!!Pb Sodety Notet ,... JY (AJ!t,F 1&. E~~eu:'~- JLili'E "* - - ... Mvt eo. llu!!bliiiiiD 111114 lblf """ tnoV• Inc to 1 Jlutlud. . WeoPnl guesll with Mr. and am. a..n.. lllfo 11114 Larry 1lere their cbiiiiND, Mr. Char- ' leo A. (hck) tuft of Sl. AJ. IIms, W. Va,, Mr. and Mit. RoiMii .. Bllt 11114 eldldreo. Bobble ~ Sarpmlo a11o or st. Libby's PORK& BEANS. , blil EVIII tr DIN DEE POTATO 14-oz. 7• ·sAVED! co~';':Ns 1 ~- flilhf~ ~1 C.n All•l•• ,.•.,, CHAISE BUNT'S STEWED Gold.Medal ·FLOUR TOMATOES ROYAL Puddlnll A Pie Fllllag httencotch Chocolate Dart. SWt. Choc. LIMI Cuotar4 14-oa. box Vanilla Oran1e Tapioca Le ..... Vanilla Tepioc1 Choc. Tapioca Reg. boxes $ ···.. ··-· ... .-.-'1 ... ~ -· .. '"*" · • • 'rhjehi'Ja Harbor • JAtoh~.:ha 45 ~ll'J!IP!Ito liAIIall ~~~~ . ~tra~ ~AI C*rvltw 11141 m_!tt.!J!f.~tll praY'f. E~ Tb-' 113!"~~· at tile WQJ' Lorain 81. rr lion .. "''"'"'' was 1111!1 witll ..,c.... ,_ wiU be d,rapOd .4* evenJni. Mrs. Sarah klle received word Saturday 0.1 ber brother. Ray BrooiUI bad surgery f o r ~ " ~· hernia on Friday. He ls m Charleston General H~llll in Charleston, W. Va. IDs C<lljdi• Uon was USted as fair. Mrs. Myrta Rife is not so well at ihe home of ber daugho ler, Mrs. Fay Wood. She will be 88 yeara old March IIIII. Mr. George Saxton and Mr. ~ Vatelll! made a ljuslness trip to Athens Monday, _ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown IQI,d. Mn. Reva JoboBiqn of Slrolll Bwl called on Mrs. Ethel Rile and son Jimmie 8atllr- ~!ptJ~ ~·~- ~ ~ J. 1•:. -·: ~1Jftlll,1o ·P»:ta 0,. with your 5thool. Make sure your child gelS his shore ! ~ou evaluate the physical education program of your ~chool. For your copy, simplywr!te to the President's Council on Physical Fitness, Washington 25, D. C. Charleston, ~nd ~n3'i~ =~' w. Va. P.O. 3- ~ : ~~Ill» ~ t.,. .~ x-~ ~ ~· We~tem ~~ar:e:tsow';th~~t!~nd1erson Conao~li.. Cba~ament ';:~ JO:Ogt'!.~.~ ~uty ° ° ~win; serl:~~~~~i~::Yh!~~ :r:r~io., wa~ c. eekend Sports Event SUJDJRary M~chiKin :;:::z.. ~~noos ~ling Byw~::d ::: vertebra~ ~ suffered a car fractured new woa year. Mrs. Alberta AI Greensboro, N. C.--,- when rolled elected 1 new counduringhis a match ra over him son ctl ~ember. Two members · ""· appoonled to attend the Health Final meet101 at Middleport Feb. 27. . The March meeting will be held N. Car. A&T 82 J. C. Smith 77 at the home of Mrs. Marjorie COD•Iallon Roush. St. 95 N. Car. Coli. 86 Carolina Cenferenee AI LexingiOn, N. C. CAN CLINCH ITLE Final NEW HAVEN, Conn. Lenoir Rhyno 31 HiRh Point 30 Yale the 2 I• en~nded ~ ~==================~~F~-~A~·~R~u~•~•e~l ~,i2~0~Bro~oks1_S~ti.'~_!.~CIAA~~T~oum;a~m~en~t unci and the Newspaper Advertls.lnt Executives Anoclation. x-W~ w..,..$~ale sa. :mt o~roy 'll'lll,~ld 'fhursdaJ·t~ ~."~~ ~:~~.d~e;~rn~· .~h~'; ~bllsh~ u a P,ublicservlce In cooperation wld'l The Advenising ••.lUI· x-~ Brad"'•~· ':lflllll. "&'u. ~- ~f meet~!~& EQ~ ~ ~!Milt "IT'~ 811~, ~ ~ ~~~~ ournom~~t Wtttenber& 86 Mo,rietta 61 Wooster 75 Boldwin-Wallllce 71 Akron 10 Mt. Union 47 Otterbein 66 Ohio Wesleyan 61 I • e e e " • e .. • ·• All (UP)) _ Iowa IBna 4 .8 1065 r.allf., 823 1034 949 HillAltCADIA, Rise scored a six-length WISconsin Z2 109 103Z 1084 victory in the Sl32,400 Santa . Ml• Amerletuo Anita Derby. Ohoo Unlv. 9 2 869 769 Miami 9 3 891 7411 MIAMI, Fla. (UPIJ- i"rench- Bowling Green F. 5 763 851 bred Carteret won the $D8 400 Westeo·n Mich. 5 6 891 931 Hialeah Turf Cup al HiBieah. Toledo 4 6 787 757 Kent State f 7 725 BIE Mil: L BOUJINE, Austrolia, Marshall 1 9 735 883 IUPII - Foy Emerson and · Ken Fletcher were dropped . Ohoo Conference ~~ (~) ~der pro- Wittenberg 13 1 1152 692 ·eqm r Ohio Wesleyan 12 2 1020 tourna:o: .Otterbein it 3 988 : Akron it 3 J091 86! Woost.r 9 5 944 963 Md. IUPI) - Denioon 8 6 863 849 Jones of Detroit set • Muaklngum 7 7 992 975 • 66-yard high hurdle mark of 8.8 Capital 7 7 918 942 seconds in the All·l!:aatem In- Baldwin-Wei. 6 8 11711 ll63 Mld.()l!lo vHation track and field meet. Marietta 8 8 974 977 TYPE !Flna.J Mt. Union 5 9 132 914 Wtlmin~on 7 1 664 606 NEW YORK (UPil - For· Hiram 3 II 90Z 992 Cedarville 8 2 1103 692 mer Notre Dame quarterback Kenyon 3 II 835 1107 Ashland 4 4 001 5711 and guard Harry Wright, for HeidelberJI 2 12 935 1010 Blulfton 2 6 572 61 8 the last six years head Oberlin 2 12 347 951 Defiance 1 7 588 football coach at Kings Point • ----Merchant M a r.i n • Academy, TAKES FIRST TWO .,. •CIIS as backf•eld coach with "'"" Cleaners TAMPA, Fla. (UPII - Aus- the New York Giants of the, I(UOPIO, Finland (UPIJ-fteitralla's Roy Emerson won Foot ba 11 League. • Pree Customer P.,.klnt Dixie fnternaUonal tennis dar l!jermstad and Sverre StenSUNDAY sheim gave Norway a 1-Z fut ACNia From Our SteN namen! by defeaUng Ma,~ell AUGUSTA.' Go. (UPI) -Dave Ish In Sunday's 1J.Idlometer lf:..;:;~.;.~:_;~:.,::.l~~Sa:t~ana~,~&-~7~·~6-~2~,~6-~4~. ...,....... I~Mc~Donald of El Monte, Calif., race at the Puljo International the !56-mile Inaugural U.S. cross country lldJDc games. road raclnr champlonohlp. l!jerm1tad's time wu three hours, 13 minutes and .03 ...,. ICUOPJO, Finland IUP!l - , onds, more than a minute fas\Reldar Hjermstad and Sverre ' er than Stensheim's, 3:14:10. Stensheim of Norway finished _ _ 1-2 in the 15-kilomeier race of the Puljo lnte1'1Ultlonal cross country skiing gamts. .. • COIN op· '. TO.ATO DRY CLEANING to lbs. $2 ROBINSON'S JUICE lwlft'a PreMIUM- U. 5. Government Inspected TEFLON WI·ENERS·· ,_ IRONING BOARD :...;:;,::_=::::.::::..:::.::::::::_ PAD &COVER All Meet Sklnl111 Willi. C1 : JUST ·CSJ;n witlt Neh~eh-1 P~t~Mtn Pod, Tefl~ Cover. , ··' ·~!'t.., ..,tct': ~"'...'I fro,.. '~"'" • 12-os. pkg. live Mo Wll• PlrthiM ~ St· \Vith Thlt . e.u,... • ROUND Unbreakable - GALLON DECANTER· .,........,. .,_reone~~ts. Non - .. rip ,...rtn1 whh pedHIII.I ba... Celtro: ON..., ........ L...... Ult ~rlae ,SI.It. . a GET!! AWUD MOSCOW (UPI) - High jump er Valery Brurnel of Russia wUI be honorod by the American Broadcaotill8 Comptny next week ao "World Spor111man of • the Year." Brumel, 21. will relhe award in New York on March 10. IN! _ -.. ttt'. -·· "'r~~,.~l\'-·rlf~ . •· •· ot $f.59. ., 4. -:.t l}i . ~~ Quality mllkes the performance difference in Zenith eo..,.., $25 IN IVANS TAP.S ''Another.blllt Do they think LAUNDRY > BASKET I'm made of money!'' Ev.-n• 1..-v.Prlce for $ ' .. Ui-QUABT 'ie glad • .i'" ·~·~· ~· cl~n,hea~-~AS ~~ Where di!\ the ,dUit ,11!7 Rljt into thf filter . your forced-Air gas beating syStem. · ~ating systenis have no filter. So In the . ai!'-10 selllc Ill! furniture Anli ·• . ·' .. NO PURc;H4$~ .stunllly cenolfucttd, 1a r 1 1 1111 pall w I 1 h h.. vy ,...11 hanollt. Llot Prlco Stl. ~~~~·· lv•n• Low Price 1'1 . . . ~- IN ., .• l ' ..... 1, ,f(o ·'"':' ~·~ ~ ~ ~-.' ~~tilth · ~.r· ...... ·~·t ' ' Tuft.r. r ....... tk' '· **ef~fii "' '""IN flrculll. no tllortoots. .. -•••Ill '*"*''-'""i.<liotol•·-"'... ltlf. ~HMuallln clilan, clrculat19f, air rooms and' cd!lking ~rs don't lingei u they with stillair , resis~ce be~ ~~ 4~ • ~.. .-; · ~ · ,.. ' c.,.,.... - ·',*. '-.,.uloo Mlft-trllltd, h..,.wllell ohtlllt. ' .t~\~our~~~tkeeps ' $2~' With Thlo Tho BRtnANY M... l Slll ""nlth Modemstyllnl fn lfnuint oH. filllshed W11nut .,.nltrl 1nCI select hardwOOd tolldl. ' ana . Uti-lity PAlL ·' ; meeting ~. w· tm~llest of VIgorous; exercise every day. There'5 a free leaflet ~of PoD~, dudltf f1111M1 rl. lbe TeUt lbe J·Younptowll rebtuary Won Otla which,~ ~ unde~tand Che~k 10 . ...__ . at il!e Chun!h. Tljoodorus Council i'i !1!11. lfJmel Smith 4lPO"ed ol. .\merle.• w.W Sootheaetem (Rosa{81 h• (tlPJ) - Cburchea was re.ganlzed Fri· da)' "'t!l!nl at t nMIIIII held Reedsville Society Notes ; HUNT'S Star Enterprile c L::der "::. dfa" n~ · Ptriod oolJete ~ M f'Crotion ...... _.. .. ih• NE Sunday jRlfe and l.arrJ'. Allttabula ., ~Uie ~-~~:':' and' ~ .. . M ftDO .,,..,,..., 'iflk~J! A4v~ljemeJ1t D~· · '~;!1',51'11'!:NESS Is kid stuff! father, Mr. w. H. Juslloe mado a business trip to Columblll Salllrday. Mr. and Mte. Charles Rife and sOD Larty were In Middleport TUesday when Larry· t«<k ble driver's test. 'they called on lllelr d1upter, Mrs. J11811" Ita Sexton and family who are movlni to Rutland In property o~ by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley PbWIJljl of Logan. Mr. Georae Martin and mother, Mrs. Maude Martin also Mf, and Mrs. ChBI'IeS Rile m,tde a bns'ooss trip to Welllion on Wednesday. J b· L, Rile of Chillicotbe .. ·· • il rt&nrtlllltor With ' hi• l~amts, Mr. enc1 Mn. Ch..lls Cans 68 Clov1rleaf 62 AI AUIIIItoloo • tliileva 4D M•al '11 21 . Cleveland .. U .._. 21 3 lilt n """" Mal)' .,..,_y ... "' .... 01110 Un!Y. 18 417$1 14IP 70 Clevelall!l Wtsl 62 Black RlveP RaJJIIJ SJ*Icer 111ected N pre,:. !:lizlbci!J YOUI!II. lnapeclloa Wltteaber& IT f 1411 tm.• tllalo A Tout'ILIIItUII AI Nlll!o ldeni; Fred Smith, vice pres!- be conducted by Edith Wakei.Y prftl- Ott.erbttn If 4 tfll - . AI Sprlllg!lel• NMatthews 66 Fairport 59 dent; Ed King secretary and district dent, the Akron • ll I 1111 uN Bellebrook 74 Riverolde 45 Hawken 51 MaUQ!ee V!lli4!t ' 41 treai!IJ'"'; and Frank Arnott 'MAft. 't • witlllbe eiW Jotmc.n;ou U Fort Loramie '18 AI and Cl!rl JenninBs. eommlllion- The Pomeroy Shakeapeare 11<'111, He Keeps Me Slftllng,'' •.()blo WNleJIII 11 &If" U'11 . Covington 70 (S ot) New Boston 53 (!Jay 47 m. Club will Wednesday tt fo!Wwed with the L!wd'a Pray- &.cedarvj)le 11 1 J8U 1112 . At IIIIi.,. AI MJUer . Refre1hments were served p. m. at the home of Mr.!. er m '!'be LenMII - l3 J7f'l alat Marloll Cllbollc 11 · New fl. Aloy. 119 4tlrlnf J ooeial hour to those l!ohert Warner. Including the ltetiJI'rectloD U t • ll« Nortbr!Mr 56 Ame•·liern (o!> nall)ed ·ab<we and Eldoll Weeks MAa. a Easter was Uled as the 0b1o It 7 lfJH1JO .\1 . Grmine AI Jlavau Dwight Logan, Emmtlt' and Pomeroy Chapler 186 OES "~IM• Tboughl" l>Y Mrs. 11 41'11117el Licking Valley 84 Mogadore U Aurora rr1 James Will, Thoma1 Bentz and will meet Tuaoday 7:45 P·l!l· If. Stephellaon. Pions - e X.Yitr . 11-, Liberty union 56 Lake (Stark) M O..er Pollina. The next meet- at the MuoDic Temple. liiiU. made to remember tbe lick Cilu;innatl 1t . f 1141 UIJI Newerk Catholic 81 Rootolown 55 1111 will be.held Friday evening, tloo wW bel4 for two CWl4J. and llhuWn meltlbon at Edler. Deylat , 14 J , l'ltD. , ! >. . At Dt1f1on April 3, at the Enterprise dates. MaiOili who are rnem. Dtvatiolw like frotn Actl x-&etlbcllvllk 1• . J . . . 1 - • West Aleundrla 14 Church. bero of the Chapter win be bonWb were led by Mrs. •Denison lf 9 1441 !Ill bl: & Mlsliulnlwa 68 · ored. ..who alao bad a I-Findlay 33. 1 1110 J711 III'Y: Franklin Monroe II& Lanier sz MAR. f llleditation, In Hlo !Iandi" Toledo q . .t N "M L OP NIW" AI Marlettll SEVERAL ARRESTED The Middleport Uterary from The Seoret Pillet and an Bowling Green li t tnt MINIATURI Dresden 119 . PT. PLJ;:ASANT _ Arrested will meet Weck)Mday, March RriJcle, "Prlr.inl ll8ndl." Pray- 1-Biuffton IJ AI Jm '"' HIAitiNG AID . GIVI'.N MerleUa 81. _Mary 36 by local lllw enforcement ofli- at the home of MiA Beu er by Mrs. Diasy Juper con- x-Rio· GI'8Dde .. U1t .(not ID actual hearing lid) Zanesville Ro8I!CI'Inl 8t Icera during lbe week nd 011 born. MISI Susan Park and eluded the devotions. •Ohio Northern 11 n 1'1'14 1804 CHARLESTON, W. Va. - A Wood f' ld v I b.. e Charles win . x-Cap"•' 11· 11 .. ,,u, 9 oe most unique free of1er, of spe54 ar ous c-ges were: Charles the all Games were eondueted by 'I' ·- .cia! interest to those who hear At Wooslel· Wray, 60, Ashton, peace war- N c wUI Mrs. Aten Shain after which 1 enn. · .t j 1M 1351 but do not words, Northwestern 70 rant upon the complaint of his I o or Pull• winner. dessert course was served by 9 11 1'123 1181 has Just been announced by Smithville 57 wlfe; RusaeU Hill Cottrill, 50, Th P MAR.;_ Victor Young Sr and x-Baldwm-Wal 10 U .l'lll6 l.lfi6 Dabtbel'f! Motorola. A true life At Alheny Wa)'lll Pt. PleaNnt, charged w i 1 h . • nd T T Shelton wiih Kent State 10 tll.' liiH 1742 non-operating model, actual size Hamler 63 Petlsiville 86 driving while intoxicated· Cbar- Baed Radoo ql@, the · 'asking Mrs. x-Marleita 9llllfflt I.Jlt · replica of tbe Dehi- Ottawa Hills 57 Holgate 68 les Stearns, 37, Kanaug;, Ohio 11114' families a Atlendln& were ::.,ce.named lt-Ashiand 8 11 1383 berg over made, w•ll be 1lven AI Bryan assault and ballery warrant: party 7:30 p.m. and Mr 1-Mt. Uhion 9 13 13tl. 14'111 away absolutely free to wone Maumee 81 Wauseon 69 Charles Toles 19 PI PI ' the : Skale-Away nnk on Har Jooeph Cook, Cue Tech 6 1 · 11110111 an.,.Qlng lhis •avern.ement. • . • • · easant, 1. ry Bailey, Mr1. J. E. -M · · · Wt.or-jest it the privec:i;. of AI Fremont auault and battery warrant; . Mr•. Ralph ZUndel, Mrl. I alone . I IG .19£)7 2327 . 111 your own holiq, cost ur Weatwood 64 York 58 John Huddleston, 35, Route 1, sterrett, and Mrs. AI- x-Musklngum 7 U wr lflt obllption ol any kind. Chesapeake, Ohio; Melvin Smith. HosleoNs for the Ream:• 5 113211.41 YOURS FREE 'I'O Toarument Roach, Jr., 21, West Columbia, Resources Prorram next meetin& will be Mrs Her- lt-Hiram 6 14 1363 1'KEEP. The ,,...of •lllls At B H James Lloyd Nuzum 20 Marys- p nt-" T Cl b Bailey and Mrs Lor11 · Ste x-Oberlln S 13 1114 2111 mont is onir· one of its many ville, Jack Watson 32 Lourese .,q 0 U relt ' n r- •·Heidelberg 4 17 1431111l 0 110 • N. Y. featureo It w illht 1 tr Final · ' ' · K ' a third on o:nee is Oswego St. 57 coriland 50 all of A the rtiiOUrces xSe 4 17 12'H 1141 at "OlU' level.:' In one unit. No co on. e•gs w,as present- Ull x• n 1 wireo lead !rom the body to New Paltz 62 Oneonta 45 ed to the membel'a ·of the Port- 1Y Bl& Ttla the bead: Here is truly hope lor 6uffalo St. 50 Brockport 41 S.UlBFACI'ORY CONDmON land-Great . Bend Home DemOhio State 10 2 1077 981 the Hard of Hearing. These Potsdam 60 PlattsburBh 64 SYDNEY, Australia (UP!)- onstratlon Club by Mrs. Ruth 10 2 !OM 915 modeil are free whole the hmit· Soulhem Conference Auto race . Joh T I f l!:bersbach when lhe February Mmnesota 8 f 1007 1114 ed ouppy lasts. We SUI!SOSI T De rover n an 1 meeting wao held al the home Purdue 6 5 MD H3 lhet you call or write for youm At reported on of Mrs. Ger\rude McDad• Michigan State 7 I USO liD N. During the buolneso Northwestern 6 1 MD 938 1 ligation. For information write VMI 61 Geo. Wuhlnfilon 56 on Saturday nlgbt Toian 45 officers were .elected lor the SATURD 4 7 923 910 Exercise and Jeflrey Ol OUyasvllle, alsO M'l'. llld ll'rs. Larry &!!maD and 11011 lime of LIJI8svUie. Mr. aDd Mn. Raymond 'Jbo.. mas 1114 SOIUI Larry and Slev• . Ia Cll spent Slyldal wltb bet' IQOiber; ~· Freda Bowen llld IIGQ Bln1l. '1'bey caDed on . ble pulllll, Mr. 111111 Mra. Lester '1'boiDu of Salem center day. Mr. Hunbei Justice and his No. 300 • 41 Miller Clly AI WeUtloa Racine 8fl NeJsonvlll., 53 ~ Mr. and t.ln. Harolcl Rife and ci!Qdren Billy, BonIde. JQIID l'aul, Derlllls Allen Wt lltltrvt Tile Rltht To LiMit QhntiHft !!haw 58 45 AI u,_., . . . . .Heilhll ". Po~alll Alba~, CHIPS "aeady to Servel" . ~ I -Ia ~or1h~lmsted W~ At !!2)Tia Lo'reln MDIIrol ltlng 511 62 HI8JI Scllool Ia . AI .... . • Cleveled II :im' 'L. Rhodia •• East CJeviJiand "-"" At Berea .. fti , lrookslde lit, Mr. llld Mn. OeGile 8utotl ,, ( I, I • l t ~ .1~ . ,. tor TV .. 1ow .,, $449.95 ' ' ~I �) Daily Se~;~Unel, fomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 2. 19M ONLY· AT LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, Wm Virginia '· ;Mrs. Keener, 59. Dies on I·P'f. PLEASANT-~9, Mrs. u1. Te~evision ' Joy Ride Ends In Tragedy for Teen-Age Pair .Sunday After Long Illness DIAUGA • OHIO ' 0111-. IJPU Ell Ill plaJed ...... ., + . . . ,.. 'IO'RE F!XIN''I'O DO YOU FIND 6lT A-EIOOD WHOPPIN'H tember. b, ,,Aita Keenu, Jerrlco Sh bo August 12 1904 .Jiiiid, died Sunday noon at the e ""' rn · ' ""' nnt Valley Hoopltal. She 1n Grafton , daughter o[ Alfred PT. PLEASANT - Michael Jild beoll Hl'llllllly W Iince Sep- Zumbro, Grafton, who survives, ' Plcke~•· 13, is listed In fa1r j8ii;ii;&.o;;.;~~iii;i~~;;,jand of the late Myrtle Kfster Icondltlon at P!easant Valley hosbro Sh h d ed . PI pita! suffering from fractures z reet 'SPRING i' aa ...... r-- nola, " ·pur hat huned by · a t and had been exmployed as a Sunday at 3 a. m. Pickens is cook at Central School for the the son of William Pickens, past 10 years. F~merly' she Fifth Street, and Mrs. Louise was· associated wtth ~H wark Pickens, Main Street. for 15 years. Mrs. ~~ner was Young Pickens was a pasa !"ember of the Trimty Meth- senger in a tar driven by odast Church where she w~s • Bruce Castle, 15, Route 2, Lemember of the Rebecca CJrcle tart, traveling eas( on Route 87 and wscs · when Castle lost control of hlo Surviving In addition to her vehicle, causing It to wreck. Well-Shod .II. weH4hool r · of both legs near the hips suitv 1 1" Pleasant for the past 3 years fered tn an automobile accident um 1 father are her husband, George; ....... letthet skimmer ,pump, 111 toe alenttcl with Both youths were \ DAVID DAVIES BUCKEYE thrown nine daughters, MISs June Keen· from tbe car. Castle was cited er, at home; Miss Nina Keener, for reckless driving and no Charleston; Mrs. Mary Grace operator's license. Castle told 1 Pelley, Mrs. Sue Hoschar, both Sta~e Police and Sheriff De- friue of perforatian SLICED of Dunbar, Mrs. Jo Lou Alt, partment investigating oHicers Flint, Michigan, Mrs. Myrtle that he had taken his mother's end aullopt. Yours in .lion• Dr b1Hk upper lea· Hogsett, Huntington; Mrs. Fran· car without her permission to ces Beller and Mrs. Sarah Mat~ go for a joy ride and was aclox, both of Pt. Pleasant and companied by young Pickens ....... 1 POUND LAYERS Mrs. Marjorie Coleman, Galli- who was an overnight guest uf polis; two sons, George Keen- Castle's. er, Bristol, Tenn., and Kenneth The car was totally demo!· Keener, Charleston; two sisters, ished with damage estimated Miss Leoma Zumbro, Grafton, at $2000. Castle was treated at 1and Mrs. Louise Parkhill, Stow, Pleasant Valley Hospital for an Ohio, and 26 graqjlchildren. injured shoulder and released. ! Funeral service will be Wednesday 2 p. m. at Trinity Methodist Church ltle Rev . L. Curtis Saville held the with offi· Style 42.\5 dating. Burial will be in Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends 4218 may call at the Crow • Hussell Funeral Home after 7 m. j). James Mayes Of Henderson DI'es Saturday D•n.-r Clf&IH~- a c'• ._ ......... One lettltl' ..._. . _ . • liltII~ lt M tile lropbiM, LB. Monday . The body will lie in ·state at the church one hour PT. PLEASANT - J a m e s prior lo services. The ramily Thomas Mayes, 89, of Henderstated donations may be made son, died Saturday arternoon to the cancer fund in lieu or at his harne. He had been ill for Only 2.99 1874 In Henderson, the son of the 1 In 1849, the U.S. De2artment lat.t>.J.Iil1'\0B~~¥J·I~r·+r ~len of the Interior ,wa~ crel!S ·by ~ 1118~ ~1!. ~ii't: an act of {;ongre"' · • ber of til<! tiendem '~bodist Church aod wa. a lifelong Wddleport, 0. I ·· •. 0~0 c POUND ROLL resident of Henderscn. Point Pleasant ; Mrs. of Doris Wyatt and Mrs. Virginia Pat· terson, both or Henderson, and i Mrs. Eva Long, Pilisburgh, Pa. one son, Robert Mayes of Hen- ~CIIfPtfc/ l•iit•JJatkrPPHI 1 Has yvur bathroom gradually 11eco- G-ob, .dull and uninlwettlngt S.. us far Ideas attd.at.rlalaloslvolta big lilt. derson; two sisters, Mrs. [da Arrington and Mrs. Margaret I Wall . both of Gallipolis; one brother, Charles Mayes, Henderson ; 30 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildres. Funeral services will be Tuesday 2:30 p.m. in the Hen· derson Methodist Church with the Rev. Normal Nash 24 ' i ARMOURS 'Ill TONS FIRESIDE BEEF STEW OYSTER STEW .(:RAC:CERS c OZ. can official~ lng. Burial will be in Lone Oak cemetery. Friends may can LAVANETTI church one hour prior to ty. AJoa ago-.At ices. $71.50 lawaa • TUI INCLOSURE Eliminates dripping " - ourtaint. Adds Ina It •nd eonyen .. ..... 0,. •• $49.95 SHOWIIt STALL Whitoonomtllxlbd OR llotl wHh plastic " ' • curtaina. Only ••• $46.95 MEDICINE CAIINEIS Several different •ize,s and styles carried in stock. As low •••• Floor and wall tile. Good poHem and color range. As low •• 29C sq.fl. Pleasaal Valley Hospital ADMITTED: Clyaton Tipple, Middleport; Samuel Chapman, Cheshire; Mrs. Arthur Matheny, Evans: Twila Rickard, Letart; Mrs. Robert Brown, St. Albans; Dale Vansickle, Gallipolis : Mrs. Edward Lleving, Letart; Mrs. Melvin Nelson, New Hav~ on; Michael Pickens, Pl. Pleasant; Ricky Sturgeon, Gallipotis BABY MILK GREEN OR YnLOW LABEL c Ferry. DISCHARGED: Joseph Cobb, Jr., Glenwood; Joseph VariSicl:·l le, Pl. Pleasant; William Knight Pt. Pleasant; Melvyn S tern, Brooklyn, N. Y.; mon, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Bellor, Leon; WOllam Eleanor: Mr•. Dewey FAMILY . SIZE SIMI LAC c W JE • ....... 7:30 Newa Headlln.. 1:31 MIIIIGII Clouil 7.45 1'llt Lilellllt l·oo Olllo Valley News 1:05 Worl4. Nallanal Newa I:Ui !~Pt\E'!i_ : , · I :15; '\VIilber Jlbtre, I 10 M.dll!ll Clilek 1:55 Commlllllt:y News ., 1:00 ratk Of 1111 Town t 55 Mad Coubty News 10:00 F'amiiJ · l\lenblp Hoar ID 15 Puilllf: Mice 10:30 ~ 10 ~ ~"""'' -......, ' ·= 11. oo "'-·· ol'lllnl .. MelOuJes CANNED ' ., 5:25 Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 1:00 913n 011 , SATURDAY 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock ·7:45 1!110 8:05 8:10 lOX . . ,,,. ,; 1: II Picture 1:11 Mulleal ~ I:U Newa 1:00 MIWc!al. Cloct 1·10 ...... · - - Time . - ___________,_ BONUS BUY COTTAGE CHEESE fAMilY 'SJZE resulting In $80 property age but no personel injury. The mishap occurred when a truck 50-LB. BAG a driveway and then found could not go throu~h a j;preway and was attempting to ·1 up on the roadwaY when . -----------:-~±-~-r-...,:_-~~-....~O,::.;;;,..;'r".:,J ~~~~~~~~:;l;~~:t~::.; • · PkJC£~ , truck driven by Homer H. Smith , 51, Gallipolis Perry. wos going by and the two rrlllded.j Neither driver Wlli elled. ~ " '·. / . ~·"'·''1'1" :;';.,1 DIIOin& wllb Doea .... ltillfellida• 4:00 ~ ' ... ' -· News Broakla11 Partr NeiOti Picken: Rardware (Tues.·'l'burs.) 7:50 8:00 8:15 1:30 N.,. Report Programs lUll 8uUeiiD Board llt16 •NM 0 Gtartur' INO Saturday Matinee 1:118 Newa Bat a,oo S.lllnlaJ Matinee l:lil N- But S:llO Saturday MatiDee 3:55 NIWI Beat t:oo,pucl,. wttb Doll8 4:30; '1',11 Teu Revue I:OO' Nfta ~ $: 15 Dinner Musicale 1:10 . 011 Show The Good lJie 10:35 Music In Tbe Air IO:tO Under Obio Sklee 10:45 'l'bll ·11 M111lo Top Ten LlnLI! OR,.HAN ANNII Show 11:35 Top Ttn Show (Duttons) Noon News llrtakfall l'lfl1 II Mllllcal tnwrlude Bright Star Sb.,...Tbtlrtr, Rev. Merlin Teeia Van Patrick Sports 1:00 Platter Party 8:411 Baker FnmltuJ'e.Weci-Frl i; oo &mdown serenade 1:011 Open House ••110 Stan 011 1:00 Nen 9:~ Coffee With Janet 7::JO Slgu. On 9:46 7:35 Arm¥ HollE' . 8: DO Herald of Truth lt41 hiDJI1.WOHblp Hour -··· 10:00 Newa ID:OI IIlah 8cbool Bit Paradtr ltl''l!!t', tO:II Nm Country 11:00 Ar1DJ Tllno 11:30 Special Community 11:00 Newa- Rau!ldllp !II. P~r!r . ,. Jlotit of De1lvetanat t:OO Wlnp 01 Hea11111 9:3& Sible ~ata to tOil 10:00 Voict ti Prclpblllt ' tnlllll.jl0:35 Wash. Repor11 10 Noplt CotmlrJ Hyll!D 1lmt N0011 Newo Tbe Search Rl\7, Merllrl Tear. 1:00 Bllly Gtahlml l:M LutberiD Hour 1:00 Tbo Q!Uf~ AI W• · 2:1:i Till ~ · ~ 1:16 Tltl! Bla Lie 3:00 The Qultl Hour l:llfi Bbo'lfl:aM ' I: llU Ll;dwl'l Hot1r $:$ lo Review 1:08 Of! :.,,! CANS FAIRMONT two vehicle accident Sunday at 1'lb 1 BrtU 1:55 News lld.t 8partl Today 1WIIIblr Meigs Cl Aft. BraUfall 1 ~GET 01/Ei.'! 11' l '1J.IE * BONUS BUY .* * BONUS BUY * * 11 a. m. on Crab Creek Road 1:00 Lei's Rolmd , World, Notional News 6:4!> 7:00 7:Qii 7:!0 7:35 71~ 1115 JoDel Buick . · ACCIDENT PROBJ!D PT. PLEASANT - The SherIff's Department Investigated a 1'55 News Bell 1:00 Counll7 Go 1:5:i New1 Beat The Ulellne Olio Yllley News uo Cpuj,l!rf. ~l""boree 1:10 F - ~~~ 1:16 Pat 'liittriin, Y.W·f t:(lloibmlr)' Mualo! ,.Tbnt f:ll ~~~~~~... 4:35 Joim ilarms "' 1:45 Country Ezpreq . G••lY~, 1~:.~:J·-.:--=-=~~=-:-:-:::-::-~:-,--;---::-:-:":':'":'-:"--:"':'"---:'-T-":'"..,. :~:H~~;vi:~:.~:;;.a•d 11·30 AtJ'i<!Ullllro AcW 11:45 Country Oo ltGund JELLO MILK c 5-rm wn OFF CAN lipolis; Fred Morril. H 11.05 Local News II 10 Mll'ilell II to 1\lld Day Wealllor 11'20 l!lvw Bulletin Boa1:J1. II 25 News 0 Grams · FOODLANO rmnAY 8:05 Sacred Heart I'IOGkAM ,..,... S:OO ()(Immunity News MCINDAY TIIIIO(JQ'I FRIDAY 5:05 World, National News f ,15..Sip. On, Musical Clock 5:15 SpoWght on Sports lexcepl Friday, Churab lleJio. ~cl 11 :45 World t;..,. 1155 Maoon Cow!ty Newt 2c driven hy Roger H. Counts, Grayson, Ky. , had pulled .·' 1-lb. boxes CAN • ' '!.r , II oo Community Newa $3.85 TILE oz. the home of his daughter, Mrs. Doris Wyali of Henderson. body will Ute In state at the Adds charm and boau· ,...,n -. c 101 -wMPO Radio :~~==~:;~::~=:::~:::::law: · :l:"~==~~ 1:00 MOND4Y TBRU 811i"iln NIFWI ROU ters, Mrs. Bonnie Waldie, Mrs. _ _ _ _ _ _ _;......,._ _ _ _ _ _ _"T"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,..._ _ __ burn, Mrs. Jean Casto, aU a- q, , n . , ~- OPIO • • • • 8YOWola11' o•IO.-'I'a811X.'O'IJ la'Uiftlllo dltlhr, Ethel! lt'a not to want a rdl'l friend Ill • Surviving are his wife, Molly __. . ·f'i-anees · Mayes:; seven· daugh~ ~ Dei;Jhia Noble, Mrs. Louise Ray. .& Gta:&' heer.llt. tlllllllllllfl• A Ia u.ced C)'.llj illlllelolten. •pOaaf lilt - - &ftl Ill liiiiiA. V~OYO · ':. ,? · ' 1111 . . . . """ Eacb dq BucK Ey E th~:~~st:~·~~~~ber. 18. flowers . THE SHOE BOX li t -lilt----- ~XYDLB&A;EB .II LOB'e••LLOW ·* &IMILI\Jmv IN. TICHNtQLJii AND CoLoR flETWEEN '1>11$ ~ :t DID OF 'yOtJ 20 "''"'"' A00 ANI.'I lliE Flo!NTINGS Cl?'r5tAL. !m:>NE OlD RECIN'Ti.Y, I& A5lllUNOtNO. �-. • • J. I • ~eople ',ln • Si~.~fp Around And About About ~11'1""' ••.. WUi&ti lndiantJPQiis At of • B ,.. ne finw fit at eny price. re- • v.:::esdal~.,:~i~:i I bome Veterlln! VOL XV NO. 271 limillnl~. W. Va. :where a pati~nt !Or the ,~.reo . ~ PometQy m,am Lemley 1 ,, ,. 3, 1964 ' weeki. and Mrs. Robert and famlly of Jackson the weekend with -their ~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. William 'ti anil Mr. and Mrs. . rs· · A-sked Tipple .•operation$.. Pomeroy Corpora Brown. Donald Morgan and son, Dean Honnold, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Ervin of Newark, visited evening with Mr. and Mrs. ~ Mossman. and Mrs. Lawrence visited Sunday ' afternoon Mr and Mrs. George HeinMrs William Killinger. Lucille: B. Hawkins was . SUnday dinner guest of Mr. Mrs. Elmer Wickham. Joyce Williamson of was the weekend ,. •, I . N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 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Cherry Pie Filling-~- 3 No.2$1 Tide giant~~73c "Lucky LHfU Apple & P..ch and uThank Yotl' Raltln Pie Filling See Us For Your Remodeling Needs Kraft Amerlc•n and Pimento Cheese Slices _____·~~;: 39c: ....... "" Dandee Potato Ch•Ips. ._----'-' twin ,••tt 4ft ·-;.c ~ ' • Storl!ll Doors ; eAwning• 1001.27c pit.. eStorm Window' ESTIMATES---' WY. 2-5321 PH. WI 9-3342 N. 2nd Avo. NO CHARGE IF YOU HAVE REGULATOR • SPECIAL ON . r ' . RACINE FOOD FOREMAN & ABBOTT . .... No.2$1 Gold Medal Flour ~-5 ·~.53c • Ceiling Tile eP1neling . ' D•vld Davlll Old Smoke HouM Cala Hams Smokod- WHOLE RoblnHoodond • Kitchen Cabinets Floor Tile eFormic• Top i' 3 7c lb. We fiiVe 1 fine nlectlon of Diet Poods, frozMI ~·, Ice Cream and C•ndla~. laster Candi" and Trfmmlnaa Dn cllspi•J· " TEXAS CABBAGE "Lucky Leafl' •nd 11Thank You" The Bit Giant Slu ~-----FREE NEW 1,29 5 ~;.S9c Sugar "The Store With A Newark Man Employed by Commissioners lb. 29c ! .. . O.vld Davi.. Buckeye SLICED TRAY PACKED BACON $1 3 1-lb. pkgs. PATSY MANLEY MHS Juniors are Named for Girls' State . . . � 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 03. March 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 March 2, 1964 ashworth haptonstall jeffreis johnston keener lyons mayes roush sharp stobart zumbro