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Haggled, Stepht'h F R d ' ormer..' esif ent_.ll, ' ~If!;;s<!~~~:O£ :~Ju~n~e~O~'.IIri~~en~.~:~! 10 11 12 1J 14 8 9 10 11 12 1) 14 15 17 16 19 20 21 15 16 1? 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 21o 27 28 22 23 211 2.5 26 2? 28 ~ ~ Jl 9 roy; Robert Euler, Raeine, who ptfend'e~ the lnslliute with l.i:"f1ler a.a a represent.tive of t!le llA<V foot; and the girls repr.. ~ '!'~\lll!f· lh~ .Rotary ·' 1 I • '• """ ...fore ifigb 1arobs: During reeent years, Mr..J:ampa number of boys in a hoboP dance routine for their oumber, ~ell . bas 'served as a special staff "The Money Tree". The bOys WhJ speaker foi several . large corporsing tbe popular tune are me,Ol· atioos ·teling his inspirational story to all typea 'of audieneea throughberf ol .lhe Dots' Glee Club. · ''IIY Fait Lady" la the bliiiog ou) lhe !"JUDir)'. Tht. stoty will enrich the f<lr, lll• tlrird nember in which o.r lJU!n~ by mwakeninJ in tbem Goett nartates IO~:ne 'a ~ate lines about · e . · the tnnlodro that the eodCJW· tbe jtre!ty girls as they ap ar on ments ell life are alWOJ!a wortli sli(O. Mrs.· Eva Stout · hu been ~ore !ban the man-made embel· U&lun~ts. d'""llng the aumber wbich ioj· Arrangements for Mr. CaniPcl\ides Jeanette Roush, Nancy bell's epeaklag toqr lhro\1111 ,..,... Wo)Odgeard, Jacquelitoo . Thomn, trol and ooutbern Ohio ore belncBoilniF Diekius, 5ondra Drake, provided as a public servlte by Judy Barton, Linda ChBpman the Public RelaUons Department . Sharon · Young, EdWina , Bell, of Columbus and· Southern ()hio Cbarle~anna Hess, CarOlyn Ed~ Electric Compaoy. wartls, :Margaret Handley, Sara . . . Weston, Kaaroo Kelton. i>Asr cHt&fs MEETJf'!G ..A LaZY Day" ill the title of ' th..! The Paat Chiefs A.soociaUon of tinlely 'number directed by Mt.s Meigs Temple, Pyl.hian Sljttecs, will •be beld at Home in El.ja Donofrio. James Baker, will meet Tuesday owning at the bQme of Mrs. C. 1'. GallaJheo. (Continued on . ' aflei'~.oon at Club.- , . · ..rt;~ ·;atsilons .were ' !¢td at · Hotel an.d u.,.,. nop..,, 'l'ITU._ __,.L:I - :S.:~Z:W.6:f-"~ Sl!;~.c:t.Lit:w!iJ..._ Dl!'JS.__,,~/9~6'"-2"---- 0 ~ !'.?"'~"If So;hool, 2:30 p. m. WiiiJIIJII .alrt'dorson, Jamto Ebe"· Mor,day, Marcl! Ukbach, Sue , Smith, ·sondra George Campbell was born blind. Four operations and heavy glaSies t:arolyn SlAson, Linda hi his f t lo 0 k 1 t the Roger Hysell and Charles .Swish· gave m er. world when he"'w~s 18. H.l.& is a stoty of. life in two worlds taat · wp the farmer Mft. Lucille Swackhamer, vii. has been told to five million peoa~d a .native of cal muelc supervisor, is di~eting pie in (6 stales. ' ~~''",~~:~';.~ the guest · i!t~ e\'eD.ing: Kay .Darst, Mid· dlepoi~ Marcia Grueser, Pome- ~· Proococod th111 SIIMt OVBIISIUD (ovur 18 v:I.C:a or 2.5 bicb) · tbe~ wore oummoned to fltlh\ tile fire nljiOrt- ed on the aeeond ilarm. Loder tbe men of Pomeroy l'lre ~t Georte. E. ~"r, a resident were on the ...,. to . ,_lliddl-' of Long Boll~ died at his home wbea they wete o--. to 10 ~ early Saturday morning ro1lowing a fll'e on Masser Hill.--\ a protra~d j)IDeu caused by a Fireman Jack nomu sold toiiJJ heort conditloa. . Funeral services will be held that the fire ot ihe latter loeaUon Monday at 2 P.m. in the Mt. Olive waa the result of 1 fore In an olll Church at Long Bottom with bur- abandoned barn on Owl Hollow lai to foUow In Sand Hill Ceme- Boac!. llelilleats in the area ~ I tery. . . ed havinr noticed an auto ~ J _Survlvtng the deeeated are hu in the vicioity of the ol4 bani wde Mildred: three ao01, Thomas jllll prior to tlie fire.. Tile ar·wu a~d George at homo and Elhur aaid to have bail Weal Virgiala Ji. . B10seU Canal W1~cheater; a I»Jlle plates. daughter Mrs. Dale WeiJh of Cool· l'lremen traveled more lbaa 40 . ville. · Alia Jl!ll"l'lvlnc' are brotben. !pltea 18. the ~!'- fiHI! - WUbur aiJcl Jooeph of Long Bot- out for a penod of over tline tom Cllarles of .Mioeraville; Cecil Jloun. of Par~g; Nelson, Parkerolliddlepori's tanUr truek. wbile burg, Olble, Spencer, va., ond enroute from ~ llanrl!l fire to aiolerl, llriL Jlellr) Keffer, Stock· the~ On 'f'•nriHlllbrote doq port, 0., an;d JfrL Harte Offl!lt of nsult fan blade pDJt<tur. .. Long Bottom. · iDg the radlatnr. Friend• .may call at the Ewing Funer-al !lome. Today Fire Chief Georre Hl<kl again pleaded with resio.ta ·to . . of "'" Qi~~·,~,~'·, ~·, / Route 810 ltelwoen Danria IJijl Tupperi PWaL . lllddleport firemen ua of.a the 1\fiddlep,!IJ't Chamber of Commerce In their quet Q,n FrldJ.y,: April 12. at the High ScbdQ\ . · inlrodueed . four GalllJ)olij Rob•- At 1IAJ '-ng Bottom Pomeroy fjrelit011 wero Ia 'eoalnil of tho fire lh\!re•• HOOlld alarm ..-a, ..,omded tor • bnloll fire 011, w. .'J'he MJddi~P<'rt.·Pomeroy Rotary Club vdtei:t to· join· !tad 8 * * Rotarians Hear Students De!icribe .. Visit To World .. .· Sp . .. ICU i on 1':..._' Rutlo~lletho- mm, prul4iJII. lolllr ~ EbersJlib,nston, is oerv· ~ Garden OuiJ wu ing a.s . lempo'ra,ry' chairman fot as U. new CoualJ Contact to captlJrt:. • car. \liis ytslt wb)le loll,ss Mariov, l!,tlriJ!III. ',TJ!8 m'eetlng otarted at 11:30 with Eber.a6•~h is recoverins from re w lack luneh with 1 the Rutland ~.:eDt •uraery-, said the owration Garden Club, sponson of the wHl be ..h~ld in the Pomeroy 1 meeting, Jei'Ving 1 ~age. At (u~~:.ior'Bigh 8_chool auditorium aP the af!erDCJ$1Q aeaaion all but thrf1" be/ore lrom 12 to 6 p. •m. of the County Cluba: were repreThe Willing Workers ,. Surtda1•J Attired as French maids, this. cl1orus ' P.t v.reUy P.O'!'ietliy girls ,wilJ trip tlie sented. Hi-$. Robert Reibe~ Re· Sejtool Claas Dyesvllle light fantastic to the tune of "Oh Vou Beautltul DoU" :!11om Annual' Varjetles Show gionaJ Illrector, ond Jlrs. Jamea vobmteer<d to serve the to be presented of this week, ThUrsday, and' Friday March 22 at B. Titus, Dlotriet Junior Garden Don~rs are urged to re&ister 8:00p.m. at in;Pcmeroy. The · photographer caught re· Club chalrmon, parlleipated in t·he and it wa1 decided that 1\CXI week by vioitinl or telephon hearsing Donovali, Julie Se,ler Shast•en, Mary Amberger . i~g ~he lleiK• Countv Red Cl'o.& '· ' J!llliol' would'l>e oet 'lffiee in the county Health De· Ann Baker, Connie Woodgeard, .and Carol· in with waling 4- • i Clubi. me\ .11 the mad'-" 26 . • ,two the ah¢fl enrpute tOward ·-T····u;;·---; ···;--)··-···4···-·;···--6····· :;· .i •. Pla1!• ~ ·~-..ed w~tta tmr· t1 membon « the CO•Ilial Gardea •• ·l~too>a ~~n by ' ByVolunteer RashFiremen OfSummoned.· uo. 0 - Matm.al. \o K1CII'Ot1la I ·, ~ ~!.~!;~~:~:~f)~~~i~~~an;:a~:ho .io.,art•nent'sJ~----------'--~-----·=-----;;;:; at th_!! Ninth Annual Pomeroy High~ varieti~ Show I Meigs.f.o Gardm .ls·AReaiBeehil·e Of ...... ) ~..,. ~ Feene . .. y•Benn1:~-~ · · P.est ~~ .· jj,:& erclse more eare m, 1 tt.l.rtiq: of ltruab fires and urred that lllinl- il permits be obtained' frOui fire 1 WINe~ any i~::a· !I done. bef«e II!' wlnled . -u , f.egi·on .,• 'B':';.;..u..: . . · 'lr~~!;l?~"!.......: ' ... ICUiuay . . .. . _ov~--,.,. ...."'!". G dJ ·· • Tbe tbirty-eig~lli anni•erary of 1he Amencan Leg~on ·· wu eeJe. ' I' rin ey R.;;.po.,;, . 1J ~ Co •. . 3111 urt Ac""""' Durin ·" g2MOft 1o0 brated Friday oight with a blrlb.... at the Legion Hall ..,.•"' ~ 7 -.uv ••-nor u.a..u ~ the .Auxiliary of the Feeney-BeD· . nett Post, No. 128. preparinc u~· ths ' serving the dinner and preaentlna a speela~ program hODQrinll th~ Le(10Dnaire1. Justice of Peace 1t. E. Griudle;r Approxifnately seventy-five Le- said today tota1 eosts paid tri 'IJJ~ gioM-alrea ~nd their wive& it&d . c:ounty in JanaarJ aod Februar1 chl~n an!! Invited i!Ueslli 'weie .from bis court were $1137-Gii of preaeat for lbe .dinner ~ w:aa Wltlcb $192.60 ~e "casu ot llle oerved in ·the diaiag rtlll!. orbiclt ~uall~. of Pe~. waa deeorated ln , . _ aod wbiiAO in teep[jlg with st. Pelrlelt:'a ShlllllrOI:lr ploceeor!IJ· ..V.. · by Tlteo N•utaiiac for' the .~. Tbe lnvoeation . ... given 'by the 1\ev. Jl,...d Rup~t; P¥\01' at lbe Fin! ~ Cllllfdl. who ,.. • pelt. The (!roPut n presented upsfain Ia ' !be with Jlrs. COra JleiiDett ill- oef~Uat! Tbe ..~... ,..~ p~ ilr Le(lenalres Galllf1KU aad Lou!o Loot )"itlt .Mr& LIJIIao ,Stelft p .!:."J;; ·.,.p . Cmmaal •"'!"" 1'\laJled 31 . aod eml casea, .etghL ~ the,;e · ~ Ul eyota WeD! paul wllieb Wttb the $192.60 JP ...Is, made the $537.Gii figure. · ~natit~Uooallty or . a. law re- eommwwnen of juaticca of peace, QUirlll& eouoty aet aalarlea to 'lnatead of permitting lMm :. costs, la pendia~ before the Supreme COurt of Ohio. ,keep, JP ArmYDeserter To. Be Transfe'rred pi~l After lh• PlediO Al!<e&-'1 IIDCO to lho,FioJ, led 6J · - . nett, Mr. Buppelt ••oe • . ~ri*. followod by sileot prayer · (Continued ou Page Two) FortHayeS ' . follow Ia Ad- llichale P. Manin, Cl~veland. b.7 cbarged with being AWOL ' f:. from t the u. S. Army, was to be ~lllrll,,d by army authorities to· llayes in Columbus. was arrested .!111~ , . , by th~ stieriff(.S •.:«f:.. ·.<~.;· partment after rou.tine ~·. OiUOJ!•: ·.·. · In( as to his idenllty . lllcl. ,destF ~l-ion . ., ;' Meonwbile, Paul Clart; Polllt · ' · roy, re(eated from jail f'rl· MeigS-Co Drivers day evening aiter serving a three day sentenee from a eoDVietior. , of driving while intoUcated. Are~~ated., Lucky On·RevoCations ; lccordlng laaui!d l!~ a ·reeent re- by~ th~. Vehlelea. · · · ·· Southern Local. Teachers Will Thursday·· Meigs .pounW• drivers ,.bo be: oome entangled wlth t~. law eith· ~r are un!fually <Jet'ervlng c! klndn~s· of'Jocal eourla are aen· !rous •i , "' ~ Bureau 'Df Teich· Southern Local School code, RfOper wiring of hoq!,Q aDd ·~ AJ,JoelaUon regular --~~g farm ~uipmcnt using· eledrie·'' willll~ held MarcH at at '1\.:Ji'. JJ. · ·' .. · ~ ; "' !ll Lelort Falls Grade Sdlll» ·· · connections. tractnr · utliJ'~Uon, .. irbe ilrogram will be ~P ,.,, ~···' operatioo( maintenance, bVei111oW. of Syracuse teaeHers and ,ct;Daljt .' , mlihle(lance or all types or ,otber of •. panel diacussioft oil ··~· larm equiprnenl such as l]liwl, combines, eorn pickers Jand plant- me\boda and problems. . . "{ • , A dinner by the Lel,lrt' P'rA ' en; contour and terrace farmfnc, 1•..: 11 and ma)ly other phases of farm will precede the mee ,ng; · ~,~eser- . ,ehools. manoaement. ntions for the dinner sbiruld be .• ~ ':Fbe Young fanners. arc· met,nberS • lent to Mrs. Katherblu CrQW 01' Of the firm management secl1on of The Agricultural sc~~~~~~~ Jlrs. Noomi Stobart by 'l'll<!ldif, either for Sayre or competed •••li18t from the 19 v~jig 'Diilrlct Ill ~Om· · counties of SolJlheaSI. Tests weh ~lien it Jla. supervisiflil oi-' 0 . ·o. Patte·rs""o'n"',"eounty supemteridE:nt of the . V"'Ag DepaMmcnL Thflr in: l:ltrlle:tor is Howard Nolan. covered .in detail 100 1a:~;~:'!~on ~uch prttblems as rc- ._ I'' of the national electria In provided by Standard oy. Top team in the tests will be awarded · tripf to important ~atures of aiate's agricultural eeon~. Marell 1p. Southern Lotal S~ lP'ot/1> wlll also meet at · .lh!i 1 Let.att School •t 8 P. M. foll....rfug l.lte Teachers Association 111oelint. \ ' �' ' I . ') ' Daijy Sentinel Day Book · , Teachers Must Control Children • ian t.:hunh "'!th Jllf'mlx>ra of 1'Frl<.>ndl) emir of the Pomero) Ft'tle>ratt:d Church as ~u esl !l mlhing eventual adult traits and habits or our young of en&in~ering, med1cme and the physical sciences require stltf standards even to acqu1re a diploma. out .Is o;len over 50 per cent in 1 startmg class of future WI'$ ere !lie physician enters into pradice It IS not nearly, by lar, so difficult to obtain a teaching cerbftcate Dean Saunders offers some guldopos!B for young people entertammg an tdea of becoming a teacher, He Is far down hiS road, in the 63rd Along b1s way he has nailed up a sign here and tbere lot fetelieli following h1m He reviews the111 lor you today AUXILIARY TO MEiiT Sublcrtptlon ratet 'Delivery _by clUTier wltere aYiilable 30 ef;Dti »er ne~i one year in advanet'! 11t The Daily sen~tnet blflee, $IS.~,., 11.1: monuu, $7 80: three months, $3 *> By motor route where av8lla1)1J ' one mon.th $1. By mall oue year $8, a.lx months, $4 26; thr.e DJODtlit. $2.30 one q~onth, Sl PtiblJ.alied every afternoon exC!ept SWlday by The Oldo VaUe7 Sendnel, lne., at 110 Medlarue St, PIKileroy, 0 Bwmu~SII ott.~ pllone ~ Mr!j C R Young Will cnterta 1 edJtorial otllce pbon• 387. _ _ __ _ __ the Auxiliary 263 of Lewls-ManJ( , Post American l'Venmg ot ht•r mcm b('u i.irt' urgl'd lo bl' pretu.' ,, bury By Deu E. 0 Saunders, JoUI'ney'& End Lutltur Burbank once declared: "If we paid no more atten tton to our plants than we do to our children, we would no\' be living m a Jungle oC weeds " :rddst of the teaching ot the American bOy Is done by his parent, and his school teachers For that which Is done by hiS par AGINTS MEET Inlurance Cfl of T.upic, lowa , as Jue•t Members preseUt JI'M'e ~Od- , ney I.JowD£ng, Georee Hobstetter Jr, Dale W<trnel', llerald Reuter and son and v D Edwafdll attended v....:ety Show· Hoctess T.o Ttl· Feeney·Bennett City Sewing Club POulin, Nan<'Y Woodaeord, Wllll•m oweo•. Jo~noro Limbort A Gal'tibean totllnr will b• Meigs To Share In Trust Fund Distributiohs ·::slll'MtH H ::o~: ::t..=f'*'llh) ":."o . . ., Ul. 990 WW. To I Sunset Station · ~-..,--------..!' $13 3CI, way S76 98, Vinton $54 31 Total Khool Jtftd ttu1t dlatrtbntlon amQuntt t~ ff Oft It The dloll'"•lloll ot mlllillel'lal fundi by counties roJIOWI• AthenA f!i.IN, Cowb"y Theatre Cheshire ifn. if. I io~. Mill 'N Wet~tern ••• 2 30 Youlb Wantr To Know ,!(Jng 4 00 Wide W1de World 5 00 TO}:Iper 1 5 ::tO Capt GII-U.. I'lt tl>l5 Spo1t1 Eye 6 00 Ke.!t The ptes1 ~ 3~ I!Ofo~ Clo6n0) Show 7 00 SaturdaY NJ1hl Jamtloree People Ale runn, Perry Comn ShOw Emmy Award.J. Your Bit Ptrade Kee and SPI)I'tl TV Nitewatch 7 00 · 7j30 9 '00 10·00 10 30 .,.. 12 00 ent ,POJdbihty of a highway acci· dent Although 1t .lA not intended to be a report or any one aceJdent, the tollowmg account Is a seccmd by second dramatizatiOn of what researchers ~np aa!ety orflciab beheve happens m an aut6moblle 10 00 Lamp UntO 9·00 Slil!l On 9.01' IJfe o~ the Galli• t21'1!!, Tlolllllton _, 10, liO.klor $04U4, I awrenc:e ..,q.1U , Melra $i4HfD r.rorawn $8 21, Vinton $.81 conlo) aod lvashi~Cton f'1.'11. c3iJ To!aJ llllnllttrlil loi4 lrllll diltrlbutlclo - ..to to ltll.4l 'WciU," • te11 when the ChN\tT Carden Club mel ror their Marth QleeUnt .DD •' ~~~~~~~~~~~~;.to~r,~~n~a~~7~Q--~:Mi~.ddl ·~.~~ --- Shrub blooms, daffodils and house pJantt exhlbited wtre jlltJS·· '~ by Mn. Williamson, Mrs. :Dey HyieU and Mra Gerald Wllde'P- Chureh's Big Stol'J' IJ 30 TV Ciutroom 5 00 8·00 4lr Pcnver 6 30 Golden Playbowe ,,_ ...~ety ~I Mr. and Mrs Raymond Kloes a.nd famll:t have moved from • t,o. eu8t Street W proputy on Soutll Fourth Avenue 1Jic IA<!ust St house bas been 1oJd te Mr and Mrs Holland, Dexter Mr:a. Larry Rit~ and sonc;, OhJp~r 1nd Kcnnelh are ~ek elltd euest4' ot her parents, Mr and Mr!i Sh'erman Osborne, Point Pl9i!llllnt while Mr. Rice, who is an aselstant.._ SeoU.tma.ster of """" ''"oop 24&, noy Scouta, IS on a weekend carrlpint tt!p with th~ Tenn W~! 'Gibbons and daughter ifflyn ate .spending the weak end With\ Mrs Gibbons at the liome of her brother, Nolan car s6D lnd f«m11Y m Cmcmnatl MH. Ctlibons it under the car~ , Zane Grey Theatre Bureaceeri Jackie Gleason Sbow G-ate Storm Show Hey Jeannie Gunsmoke 9 00 9 3'0 10 00 10 30 11 00 11 15 12 30 The LatO SIGN Show GE 'l'beatre Alfred Hitchcock/ $64,000 Challenge What s My LJne Sunday New! Speclal The I ate Sbow Stgn Off j Sunday- Channel13 11 59 S1gn On 12 00 Faith For To<IIJ Sl1n On MovJe Matinee 12 30 Oral lwb.,.b I 00 ~Oth Century Bible TJme TwO Otni .PlaybouH SaUlrd~ Newt Thea~ 2 30 Two Gun Pla,houl8 3 00 ¥aNhalt GOII01o --~ 3 30 John Hopkioa FUe' 'f 4 00 CoUege Prees Confenaee 4 30 Medleal Horizoru ~·eo Cartoon Theatre 5 30 :Preu Conf~ence •lfl- • member Squere ef the Natieul Dane. Callers' AIMI:lt- tlon.. She also h11 usldtd num erous dtnce clubs In loutfMa1t.. em Ohio to oro•nlat and enjoy 1qu•r• ctanc:lng. SQUARING AROUND square danc111g 111 nothing mole than exeC\ltmg these rudiments m VllriOUs sequences and patterns as directed by the callet' What could be euler' The moat diffl cult part o! the ~uare dancing 1:1 to form tbe habit of! Ustenmg to the t!aller. After that IF YOU CAN WALK AND LISTEN, you Cha.nnerf3, WHTN-TV exPHts to be a ,.markaWy lpttl'eslina ..,.,,. of •rtlcln by' Mr1. John {Ja) H...cly, HarTl• IOftvfllt Rdil, 6ft modtftt •rlcan sqiHirt dam:lng. Mn. Hardy is particularly queliflecl to write on thla subj.ct. She Ia By Jo Herdy- Priv.tlte Sec'retary OFF -PII:AYER Eel. Note: Tod1y lirft of wh•t Th. lklly sentinel Mtt. 4- 0 Rail has returne~ Squart d!lncmg may look com· flOm Columbus where Mr Rail 111 phtale'd when you W9teb it, yet lmPfdVlng .slowly 111 UnlversltJ It Is one of the a1mpJ,e:st !Ol'lns Hoapltal. or reer'eation Once the S5 ot so ba~ic rudlmcnts are learned, 8 00 :b;Q S .t'llvan Bhow can square ~nee · After six months or lilness I will again answer calls. ln the early day9 or our cout1· try, dancing was an lmportar,t part of .Ame.r1can culture WI!£>- Veterinary Office Mlddlebol1, Ohio $51ltusiel 1ft. Phone 8131 B•• Ingham Voterlnarlan Srorebo.ard Lot's Talk It Over Eddy Amold Time Famoua Film FetUvd Lawrenee W'elk I 00 20th C•mtury Theatre Onrk Jubilee 7 30 Tt!4, Mack: Arnateur Dour fou're On Your Own'($ 8 30 Life wlt~ Elizabeth 20th Century Tlletter 9·00 Omnlbu~ Stan Off I' tO SO 20th cenh•ry Theatre speeding toward him from the ward m~vement after the rar bas The tamllf'f home will be lo•t right • 9 2·1 07 p m The cara crash to- !topped. HJt stomach hits the 1 jn the setilement or costs of the tether and Mary aereama in ter- sfeerhtl wb'tel and t&e autrera se- 1 aecu:lent, Frank will never work ror Carl lJ thrown !rom hi• teat vere internal Jnjurtes. :fa!~in~,!lJ~' f~~~~:,n~,!: ~~~~ and alamme(l a1alnst the left rear ., .,1 09 Fr k' Ill lble oeeon•· of ••e accident that window of the ~ar .• Miry frantl•• p. rn. an • car a 1 on r u.. "' callY put her arms out In a de- Us left slcff. Mary hr d'alitlfna 1• happened one niabt on an altnolt fensJye a~t d.eaianed to ward I"~" the fr-ont aeit, carl is thrown deaerted road. the e•r •••ohlna Into her aide 1.-. ·-~- ----':I ....... acrou the .h._••way, and Frank•s the automobile. Frink It Jerked left arm 1a pJnned bene1th the HIW CITI,ZIN fOrward ftom hi& seat/18 weight ,of the overturned ear. Professor and Mrs Clair Har his car Is mon, Findley, are announcln.c 8 2lJG.8 P 1ft. GarJ it almost dead the birt~ of 4 fwe pound fiftee'tl il apliDtefld ir help ean 1~ ounce son 00 Thursday, March 14. horr.bly IS he ia arm wiU be eut Grandparents ar~ ftev and Jllrs the left rear window of tbe c E. Hoyt, MiddJ~port and erelt M1u)'s rieht tide II crushed &$ grandparents are 1dr and Mr$ other 'tar smashed tbrouali Artbur Han: •. 'fo.don, Ariz, a!(<! dOOI: of her eor l!'rillll'o lep Mro. c. B. IJaw~lhs, Phllhpi, W broken as he eontluuea b~ va , : vm.us na pt'!' on ''Cart ol LaWDI •• Flower judge1, Mn Jl(ly Holter, Mn Vernon Weber and .$0',1 Da \ltd Kobl.entz. awarded ribbon' to Mra Earl Dean, Mri Letha XobJentz 'M?s Donald Mort, llrt. The· odore Mora and lin. Roy Holler ~ contest of ldentif)'IDI nower pletur<es wa, won by Mrs Purl Koblt>nl:r. and Mrl Howard Knlaht 'During the sOt!lal hour a de1sert eourse was »erved by the hoste111 to 25 membef's and one guest, Mn Dale Kautz. ,. The April meeting wtll be held It the home or Mrs Paul Baer wlt.h. Mr• Roy Miller aslisting 8Ptiotet Otln1e ev' ning ll'tfl ThuNday ~pier DAJl held Fri.dty at the Jfederat.d Chur("h Arranetm.enta or flowm tf'nteJ'fd th.e tOle •nd ltoMet lllet, worthy mafter IM DAR emblem was "lfd on tht preti4.t;4.,tnd one appetl for a1d pllt'e urdL MiU Grace Horton """' ansW"et'el k eOatrJbut.lon •"• ehaplakl, tan the mvoeatton made to tht National Youth /and: 'J'oUD1rin1 tht luaehton the fl Wll vated' to sopport 1he _.,. mtetJDI ..at opened 1n regular COIJftty Health Cou.dtU Plana form by Wn Irvmg K.a:r7 Jr .. rewere made to senre Juneh to the 1~nt and W1u Horton 'Mrt Karr Southea11t Oh10 Hf'rt:lord Jale to intrOduced Kill Hort~. a cbarter be held at the county aaraJe, membe'r and cbaplam or the ChapThuraday, March 21 All women ter Mu• Hort&n thanked the mem· were requested to be at the hall ben rot the1r .Jundneu to her and for the cona,1e presented to her by 10 A M and to brine p1es Mts F D Kershner Jr of Ath· The lecture pro~ram was 1n th2 en• wlf 1ntroduced by the regent form o[ • rad10 broadcast wtth wh~ abo Introduced Kn Harold Betty Leonard, Sally BKrtell an,l Sargent. wtu.. pre-sented the girl Mary M~Aiee 1n char,lt! fr-om eaeh school who made the hlgbelt IP'ade in the GOOd CiUzen· At the ' close- of the meetin~ 1hlp Tett Winners wert Sue Lim· refre11hment. were .served by tbt' bert, CM«er, who alto made the home ~nomlca ~mmlttee Past Councilors Club Meeting Is He On Thursday groves the l lf'll the orallfet on the (rft ~ t)J)E'rate on s word or JIOn.O'r' bi~1 While m ~~r~ the tpeaker •ttended a Wi!ddtng wh1ch 'lOOii: weeks or preparatJqa tbe bride makt11 all or her weddin1 eloihel and two da)'l berore the wed.dll'iC they are shown at a psr1y at the brJde•s h'tluse The reception 'WII held followin1 t.he wedding f~ 200 guests at tb~ btide8}'00I'O • home !n the evertmg tbere was a feast and duelna: In the str~et. Colored pldarea taken white on were lbown and meludd the b6nte where ahe 1 tayed; theft lix MTVant.s, aeve.:al •treet1 wltlc• were not paved, Che markeC plaee• the entertainment building wheJ'e a show u held every Saturday l!l'f'eio nmg and a dance eaC!h Sunday night, the shrine wh'"' eoeh tile ' bl'~ l n4 the depicts • Bi ... a acene: a weddiRJ. Tbe talk Will mfGI'JDAl, mformatlve and ereatly eoji)J'&d b)' thole present The beftf!dietion bY Miss Hotfon coocluded the meeting her vtslt " The neJ:t meeting was an at her nouneed for April 12 at 7 30 p. m -~;;;;:,;;;;;;;;:;;.:;.~;;;;;;;;:;" borne Condor Sl Mn R B ~ ,). at tbe Salilbury Scbool !(rt. Kafl' r ll..ins aud Ill'&. Charle• Sauer In;q~;.t<e<t that prOipeetlVe memwere c:Ontrlbuhng hostesses get tbelr 9 apers ready and tbem ln before the board Serll)tttM realdint by Mrs. , in Walhlnaton. A comNorma Chapman. o~ned lhe Wll 'fead from the meetJ.., followed witH tbe Loflfu aJ erlea, 'i'hu.ttday evenin& For .- . *Commercial Refrigeration • Serllt«!e and lhe MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Commerrlal Refrigeration Fixtures CALL ;~iu;~~~:~~~are acc~ting and form or recreation nt -..62&1-X S.ln!A.._ -- \optc "Pra)'er " MrL Chltord Stumho, pre1lden1 presided at a 6hort busmess meetmg and the recreatlona, J)etlod was conducted by Mr and Mrs Cleml11 Fox: A aalad eourse ~as served to tweoty.tour members and three euestt by Mr. and Mrs, Bratta'l and Mr aa.d Mrs. Gerald An tbony. tatlon programs W.Mie new Hl· dustries Jn clotbmg, jewelry, am plificltion equipment; reoords books and magazmes have been ereated to cater to the needs ot .... Bn .• -....,........""•• .......Iniy tWt ,.., ,,...., lim• will .. up 1o • - in .,• ..,. p•rtlculur. ••• us for ld•••• ~~~-. DO-.ials, centrocten. I -• .....ntinclq ..--. the dancer and ealler. Square danrma- u; a social re J,g one of the very rew &roup activities UJ the nation today which provides recreational outlets without regard to rlass Folks meet on a common arounJ without talk or shop. Here u a manifestation of American Democratic prlnelp)es close to the heart o! all. Folk val':let are the most important retwns from a square danee. Tbe lood fellowsblp that come.s from abarint: lease. Jt one or the mo.n lt.l!Uully of human atUvities. NEW KJTCHEN aoe~a.l Nftt, ,....._,. equipment. and meter!'"l• m.kt it poMible ktr every ~ to have a glaam1.., tlfl"."'r... vlntllitchen. date lOrefathera did m their day It'• clflan proarams. Var- aad .he.althlut tecreaboa, and it'> are mcludinll the tmd ot pJen.ute you want to ifl 1heir rehablll- sbart ..- BAKER FURNITURE SQuare danelng is fun FURNITURE ~ That old fe1h1oned apen pan:h e can be enclosed with proviiiOM for acraan 1n summer and t14tst in winter. Mtdclleport Phone 8018-1 lt'i'fteat! a Spt~.ldng or oran,e • s~ker aatcl that UM1: • ora1111e grove I FIFE REFRIGERAnON -..- Thefel a bright fUtuM uead for this y6ubt ~ iter mothet IIDqwa It takes plenty of milt to give iiet allciOd .tart tq t~_ hM111il No other driiiit It iiO lull ol body-buildhll!, fn· ltlftlch toocl values fiVtiry child neea. to t~ on tiie Jtri ud 011.· tfte co! 41!d taste? was k'rved urt4er a huge rl1 tntp 1n llu> yard biC!k of the -bo'M wh1t-h Wa" In tile Mart of · Bratton's Host To Golden Rule Class Thursday i.: Is The Tirfle To Contact 1e• Iter off U. a leod litiift •• tla61'!'114 .. ltealtla Milk ~ 1s 11 11..as unuwal •s 1be wu • f~rst Amnleen to YLSit thi• •.Ill vllltgo of 2000 ~pUt fkfta:talt hlJheat in the County, PbylU1 thJe, Jlaeia~. Earlene Reaahav.:, Polneror: Kay Stiles, Middleport, Naney SJIIOD Rutland; ConRJe Caney, HarnsonvdJe ;and Martha Goebel, ,~~':!:~~' Plam1 Other lo.J were Mrt J 0 Kl J E D.J.•t'tiflge-r, t ,.J.J Ha1Uday, M Earl TJ· Krt.. . Add~ G...rpeser auisted. by ::· ·v Urs, Hei'~ Roet enterl.4ined the tul. Mrs. Etlwin 1 CIW'Iel, '111'1 Past Coundlor,s Club Ot 'Thea- Theod6re Ebenbleb. and Luellle doru.s Countll Dauahtll'l of Am lfawkinl.. Tbe folk values are not qut o( W~ live bY them in thh and more school& romplex, modern day fust •s our ~OW! '" Forty-three members and ,utstl th1t they wt>re very tr•ttlul .. Four appUutlont ror member att~nded lhe Cbarter Day lu11rh 1-"r.a nro wi'lo b.ad really been 11004 lh1p .-ere ret"eiYed wiNo Roell eoa of tM Return Jonathan M'eiJU for the Spaniard• She .. tatecl blr 1 • ..,•, Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter Of DAR Observes ~Charter Day91 demonstration JrOups and by conductlnt scliooiJ , for railers' tramlng th~ have awakened ani! stimulated Ameri~Stns mto part!· elpatlna: again lo this exAllerati"Dg IeDer · Anllerlcan folt danee onee more Prayer ...aAd plecfp to fill· Ml'8 it JQ a dance or beauty and Mu Meinhart ' pretldetrl, prestd lKr• Lowell Probueo told ol a grace ed ovet a short bu11lneu sesauon 1he reee1vtd. from Some self·lt)'led sophisticates and Mrt. Claude Dt.rst Will re-I ~=~Ji~:~ of Germany aad still v1ew Jt ln<!orrectly, as a b:~y pOrted m In Me-it• General Hor I picture. Nakom: Wll a~d. barn-stomping, jua:-over piW. ID ezchange Jtudtnt from the the shoulder proposition, f1t only "' r Amerirao f1tld service who apoke Games were played and prl2s to the Chapter three years ago tor the unlntclhgcnt, baC'k counrecent lbank.ed Mn R W try <'haractM' Others behevc the awarded to Mrs. PJul Grueser, Mrs ltoiUn BearhJ, Mrs Hif'DG Mrs. Patnck Loc rO\\ ly, knock-down drag-out, whl<>· wort 18 planmng kc~ swlggmg contest 1s really Reibel lind Mrs Jact Robson. .and aUD Mrs Sar oldttme danCtng and they IJ )l~vc A salad eourse was sernd bv none ur the nnew ran~led" Jilea3 the l'losteu:es to thOle named presented of beauty, (race nnd skJllful above add Mft; Albert Woodard, M the speaker or the 1 exrcuhon of rlef1mtc patterns Mrs Eva Hendricks, Mrs Ber- 1 ~moon who was attired Jn a I Some advertisements and tele- nice )larst an~ Jtw llr~a Jesse. dress m;de In Southern Spain VIIJOn show& have eontr1buted to "Spain As I Saw n•• was the top1c these untavotable optmon.'l or the opwer who spent. sum Yet bow CB.Il any American mer m Spam as the gue1t of a allow hiS own Amerlcan fo'k Spantlh Jtudent, w~~. re..d.. •t acllV!ty to be rtdtculed and dl3her borne .,.hlle attending Ohio torted when he should strlVe to UDIYelSitY•. and hlllamdy chensh 1t and keep it on a h1gh In ~peaking of Spam. Mn Ker level, He should resent lis ridisbner wd, "It was a very old Mr and Mr.1 0\feq Bratton ercule JUBt a1 muclJ as the tlditule eounh'y and bad gone tb1 ough ol any other AmeflCan forro of tel'Uitned the Golden Rule Class four b~.g staue.s There are several of the Fttst Baptist Chureh at life pleasures and privlleges Because American mliitarJ their ner home OD Front Streel section• in Spalt1. eaCh wltb d1f men are atatloned In aU parts ol Thursda evenJag. Rev C t Cerent beJieb and eastoms. The H'le' ' world, Am-"~tl t;qaan H:oyt, pastot of the church, wu l people or Spmn ~ poor organll but they do enjoy Ute " dancmg ha!l spread to an parts tUest and gave tile opemng pra.3 1ersMra Kertbner tpoke of tbe po. of the world Even A11iaties, Euro er Mrs Jamet Pullen wns Ieaiie. tltaeal v1ewt of Spam and 1tated . peins, Afnc&r~s and Aw;ttallans or the devotional serv1re on the Cub Den Mothers ' Attend Sesslons On Leadershl'p I • ot ther it was tbe preciSJon dane· mg or the quadrille• or the con trast of the East or the fre>J, leer, httle more Irregular, and a regard the American squ11re little more hllar'111 us Wester11 dJlnee wJth mMe appreoataon square danc.e, (anythrng )Vest oF and respect than we Aml!rlt!ans. the Alleg~melil was West m 'l'oday'~Jiquare dance movethose days) one eommon denomm- ment is suceeed.lng ln plaC!lng at{)r was .!!bared , That wa1 th~ tbe Amerlfatl square danee once mutual shoulder- to · sliouldor, more In 1t 11 rtahtfuJ place amo~ hand-to-band group spitJt of good other forms of wholesome re-Cellowship. creation Modem &quare dance· Ove-r a period or years thi s figures Wlll not permit partici beautiful AmerJcan folk actiVItY pants to mdulge even a smaU bl;!c•me practically ext met Where amOunt of alcoholic beveratett It su~<"ived in rural areas, lt Atag- An alert mmd 18 essenUal for nated 1nto only a rew ot the good square dancJng most sunple square dance f1gUI • 1 e1 'nl:e Jack of sound ampUft It is no longer a m1ld aoolal cation made it lmpoasible to hear d1versl0n !or a few umopl!ist•· tbe caller who, 1n the effort to be eated country people but Is now ., heard above the musie and floor an organized !orm of reereatloa nolses, bad to shout and "bark ' for mUIIons of people Like all out the calls m sucb a screammg othe-r organized recreational a~ pttc. that hts dJrectlons were uvitles, rules have to be learned completely Inaudible Smce the and sk1lb developed but Not *~'~~· R. R. Pieltens, Mrs. Rod· caller cOuld not be beard or llke other recreabOAal acttvltiei, neJ' Sauer, Mrs Myron )filler undentood, tbe dancers had tJ sqllll'e dancing lJ NOT competi· Mrs. Joe Wlllon Jr., Den Moth- depend on their own root·stonw tiYe~ . tt 19 true that a:ood dan~ H. ttdm Cub Pack 244. Middle- inc and eij,ppm1 ln order to en a~k other good dlllleetll to pott, 'fitepded thl! tbree aesston ke&p t1me with the music or, i danee with but .ltlll it ill NOT (j'tab P'act leader tr9lnln.; pJ11· Is in many ea1ea, to teep time competitive Conte•ts are de!iaram at Cheablre thi!l past week because there wu no music nitely di!lcourapd amon1 dancen Pive 'pacta from the thelg'!l· 'rhl9 evoked. utter eoafusion anrt and calleH GtJUa·JIIIOD Scout district Wet'\!. rowdyism. -~ It il not certain just how hPresen.te~ at tbe sessions whic~ Wlt&ID rerent years, the piemllli.cms are enjoylns were -d&.lcned to help leadet.; ture has chan1ed, tbanb to the da"clng In Amt!rl~a t6undu•tand Cub Seouhnr achlev! tireless eftortll of a few compe!lo•w•oer, it 1..!1 '*tain that lftent ~lana and den and pat'k ten.t leaders liJc~ Dfi,. Uoy1 are rew lonna Of recrea· ~ct~lvl~t~le~o:.~:~:~~~:;;;~~:;;..~s~ha~w~~oi~~C~o)~or~a~do Ji>1\en•o,m•m~l whlrh haYe sllown sucb t growtb m the p~ll dmy llOllle, Gravel Rill, Dr.~. 1100p B~ 1itifitcij • Ia a.eun the Spnn;:cs,' Colorado. Thtro¥ilb of. • Giliclnnatl doctor LD.S!le reCOfdttd Sq~t~ba~ing ~ Bradp GHfUlen, Sht<Je, tormPr loe~ resident, iS C!rlt¥:a1ly 111 at hi's iiome. jfn,. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs JameJ ~. Tl£U. and Mrs Robert Re1bef, A.mateqr Gardeners Club and ¥ax. .Roller, Middleport G;;cdeo Club attended the Countj> Gilrden Club meeting at RutlanJ t~ tJ.ve birds. Mn C N',. ~e• pre. pared and road an ingruetive pa Mod!~f~mtfiC!In M'r. and Mts Paul Winebren ner (Carta OWen) . Columbus at"' weekend .:aests ~or her parent~ , M't! ll'!Jif Mf{. Karl OWen. Mr.s P. K Rus.seH and daugh· ter, Kayte, have returned from a Vllit wltb relatives m Rockwood, tnuth with awards to Mrs. Mtnale Davis for green Ir11h rtll!le, !" ( ,crystal container, Mlsi Etliil Roll call wa~ answered by nam· ing a pruniN tool , DU.rbtt the obud.n@lt meetln11 Mn Deal\ re,orted on aeterll meetlnrs whloh wOltld be worth wh.lle fM the club members to attend fMrt Robert Wooda reported on the Clvie Community project of placlni waste containers In the ,-lJ. la;e of Chester Mrs Woodrow Mora report<ed on the "Seeds for Friendahlp" pro&ram The club u_nannboualy • greed to 1upport the ptojeet b; •ending mone)': to purebase mote teeds There wu dlkUalon about preparnlg arrange!Jlents for the Alumni Binquet tables; t!ill proo ject to be com~leted ~t a Ja Sebutl. Friday f 30 Omnibus Se~ It Now Telephone Time Ann'-' Oakley "4 oo 6 00 6 80 7 00 '1 30 2 00 Nit Bl9'i:etbaH 4 30 Town & Country Grosroadt 4 45 Feature Report Special table &Uests were Carl O.mosky, Jamea Cloatt~orthy, Rotlel1. Rtee, Rtbee!c!a Sayre, Perry BIBee, Dadny L!wia, Joy~ Davia ·Twenty-four chJldrcn wt!re FOR ' " • I 1- .. *BULLDOft:R WOU ln)oy111Jik ofhn .. plain or flovored •• , In cooking, tao! prennt for tbe party ' • readlnJ totetlwr the cit* eoU*'Ct. "r~· ~ Residence ltn. Corlls, JJ~obs asaitte<l bJ • ~rwemeilt 01 Mn Ralph Gilmore md Mr4an,d daffodils, Mn ~dle S~p! 'ehtertolno~ IM' 'i'w~ 1{0\MI r'Ose bf'&onla 1 tiJht Gltdfn Club ftuniday evtPot(ed AfrJca~ ' 1& alnr at ber bome, Union Ave and a line il'NDioThe mee«na o~ned witb devo- trieJ'It or )'ew and daflodlla. tionals Jed by Mrs Jacobs Mrs 5t:l!s Lu\Ua Genbe1mer. pot Jed Weblter Sr., president. prqalded and twenty-four membe"'S ted Africa violet•; M'f'l Willllmin 1 tall bl~tck ... hiPOnded- to tbe roll ~II "A Hll,, ltl'8SY mow 1 Mrs. 1 1 Cllrk, t: poJ~~u vase: - luJb ror Summe'r Bloom." A eommunlcation was ol a worthy aeDiT·ll)ihia~lll e :E'aster ariangtt:and nwardioc nature and wlll meftt q1 daffodils, vlnca bioi IOJ!IiJ anrl a ~eJlow and otangt be voted on later ft was voted 1.o contribute to rhlct Jti1•nest or vlnca foliage", a ~uplex Japant:!se potter1 the county wide projeet of landcolitamer 'and Mrs Davis a mu.. sc,.plnJ the trDunds at cuu11t.!' tatU.re gleen and , wh.lt8 *irdea •om:ea. It was also voted" to tak:c in: a recfan&u13J' gla.s 9 container f.n active p.art ln the count)' Wide tJower ahow. A dlstuaa16n The hosteul!s aerved\ 11 'WJ,1 held on tbe clu~'s flow.er' CQUlJe from a \i'bll . e1 Show to be held m early Sum wltb a St. Patrict'a Day arrang'e~ Jner. 11.nd same theme wa:l carout IIi tbe tatile c<J~ and Mrs Phil Wtlhamson1~:;~t.l an intetiestinl' and ' J)aper on her per.llonal in lt'ow.lng and the care or tub- meetmg Tha dW rerelved 1 banw book frorn the llopk Club. "A HJU1lde lt&rveijt'' by Lan~ln1 C1trirunau l>urirll" the pol"am Mr:t, Won<t row Mora read a ptpW wlalch lht had prc.Pared on •trow to p'lant A Wi:!<.lncRdiY evenlnr Tb1 beiDfUI hint was read by Mrs Mher , WrJgbt Mrs. Earl Deart pHiided at tht 'l'r~ ' Mrl Howaht :tn(tf,t•l lcrp1t meeUng wbleb was opened bf WJs '"Blrd•" Sbe had ptctarte~ l6d tucWe IiearM Hawldru, Pofrteroy Soclely Editor, Phone 6244 3·30 CBS Sunday Newt 4 00 Colonel Mal't'b Saturday- Channel13 I - 11:00 Umted Nations in Actfon 11 30 Carntra. Tlfrt4 12 00 Lei'11 1'ake A Trip 12 30 Wild BU! Hloko~ 1 00 HCC!kle and Jeck1e 1 30 llodgo lll!d Bullet$ 2 30 The LASt Word a·oo Fac.e The Nltiou. l'ara 1 00 TJse Lone J\anger • 1 30 Jr Town .Meet1111 crash 9 21 p. m Frank, 32, 1s driving. 10 30 His wife, Mary, 30, 111 sltttn& In the right front 9eiit H1s son Carl, 7. IS ridmg n the back of the falll· Hy's 1956 aed&fl. 9 21 01 p m The ear is travel HI& north on a tt.l.te highway at 83 miles an hour and approaching U i5ll an tntenect100 9 :!1 02 p m Frank says "Turn on tbe'Qftdlq will ou hon' 100 There'r ,. ' Y : 4.30 9 21 iJ3' ·p. m Frank auddonly &·oo .sees a stop stAin ju1t ahead or him 8.00 ....,Ja sign that it amply visible m 8 15 lhe dayhme but not treated to 830 7:00 alve autfiC!lent warning At olgtlt. 730 0 21 M p m He ha11 rea.cU~d to the danger of the l!ltop i!Utn and 9.00 10·00 gels bis root on the car brake. P m. rnto the lnterseeiil.ao 9 21 06 tlon and stul &olng more than 1100 50 mllet an hour, Frank sees a car \230 'M:r Feet TtteGdl)re Mora wu hott.ta and M'n Carl Kautl llldtiLint hOJ. erous bepDils 10 30 Look Up ana i.Jve 9·30 ClpCalD Xf""lll'Oo 7 00 7 30 8 00 9.00 9 30' 10 ot. The Alcoa Hour Loretta YoqnJ Show TV N1ghtwatcb S1gn Off Sunday- Channell - UI:OO llr Top are like? • If yoU baven•t, per1taps you would hke to prepare ,Ou1'8elr and your family for tbe ever"i)res- 77th ;BengAl Lr..~ert Hallmark Hall of Fame WCM--S... T-V~C::....:h~an.:::.:.n_e_~.~ .,. Satur4ay- Ch11n11tl I 'Mt'll :::::I 6 30 News P1cture 6 45 Statesmen Quartette 1!.00 Lliolrt 1 ll..eh 11•30 ftlet of Teu1 llanJen Have you ever been in a ,mous automobile accldtmt' Do you knorw what the few seeonds be· tw~en joyful motoring and traaedy F 3 00 Outlook w~th Chet Hunt1e1 3 30 Zoo Parade 5 30 ltoy J\QJJer• 6 00 Newt • Tl!ursda 'I ChrJaUan Seu:uce Program What O~e Perstnt Can Do This Is The L1fe Min To Man Indu~Jtry ' on Parade Oir to Adventure Whafs Your Trouble TV Chapel 2 00 Fore1gn Intrigue Theater 2 30 NBA Gam£1 4 30 'I1BA 6 00 Slg,a On 11 45 12 00 12 15 12 SO 1 00 Champjonship Bownna: oo ru..,. 11 30 ., Rock Springs Chester Garden Club Planning Grange Meeting Fot Several Community Projects Held Thursday Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o . Mareb 18,1957-3 • Twilig:hf CHANiti!L 3 ' ' The Daily Sentinel Sixth Birthday Celebrated Friday Oamrocks. $128 l1nd ttuat 11 11 30 w. II&J>••· llro. c. l' Oollashfr, Robert Priddy, 101'1! ol Mrll lin. 0. P. l!ltlft, liltl. C F H1bh Opal Priddy, ~elebr•tt'd hb alxth arid Misii Btli lln'bof'ft btrtbdt.Y at the afternoon .eulon ot the Middleport Klnderaarten l'rlday. Hill Jrandmotb.er, Mra he!o'l Turn&r and the teacher, Mrs Guy Reynold!, aened lee cream and cup cake• decorated wl·b On your Dial Your Sunrise Capt Mtdol&ht •• 10 iiV Miabty lfouae Weny, Raymond Inatltutc, Stanley Dahlman. who.,... Comtnand~r File ~ntroduced C topiC was · A LaRtlng Imprc,<;s J Rhodes, Meigs County Service it)1 11 and· the Honorable Abll&lL Qtflcm, wbo Is a eharter membt!r Washburn ,.. Deputy Director Un.t of the Drew-1\Vebster Port, Amarifhe acene of the "Bunana Boa1 ed Stat"s Informatlon Agenr} can Legion Mr Rhode11 commendSOIIJ" pr..ented by Luolll, who spoke nn "America'~ Mcssa~e ed the l.et:lon for their stand m all naUonal cauaea and concluded SwaoUonfol'o Boyo' Chorus Mil to the W-orld In 1167" Sp~akers who Impressed tb~ with an article "We Salute tht! to~ Lanlblirt I• the leaturod aolr delegates the moat were two Le;to1'1'' from the "Stun~ and !at for ttie number men lrom PakiStan 110d a purtl· StrJpea" and pitblished In the ..Ja~iata~c::~· ~~oru~uin~~~ ~:It ol~ant m the Hunaarian Revolt National Tribune no choice In selecting teachers, because there are feature two CeririrUne vo1<!es, t bt lhem In U{! h a bou C IR· o au1 Cftal'ter members or the Le1lon enough to fill all the places But there w" .a tlt!M whon Lil• sue Temll and carolyn w ternatl~nal attalra ' behind the who were present were ChBTies Moler. was not true, and the pupils were seldom thought of In lroD Curtain McElhinny, D6n Rice, John Kauff hiring of teaehers ''Coin& flame to Mother" ls Robert Euler ex]11ained that on and Lawrence Blna .and rharter Thomas Carlyl.!)>says, "Remember now and always th'at the nam• or Act t whloh pre· Saturday arter a pantl d1scuS!· m:bera ot the AUjiCIIIary were Is no Idle drea!:l( but a solemn renutv bised UpOn •nt.- i vocal tTio made up or ion by the flon Aa:ah M Ashraf, M cora Bennett, Mrs Lawrence and encompassed by eternity FIND OUT YolJR TASK· Vlokle Brown, Sandra lnvoham, Pakiatan Chief of Non·Govern Bing and Mrs Lillian SteJ£f Mrs to it, the night cometh when no man can work." 1 ' and• Dohna Jenkin•. "Gonna t'tel Inch tal orpmzations, Korncl Stelff -ave 1 ahort atcount of the Alona Without You Now" 11 fhe Huvo, Hunl{arlan Freedom Yl.!!:hl· Convention held m Middleport tune for US.Is 1C't Eldo Donofrio When tne Legion was young and er and Dr Reuben S Nal.ha l, O'f her d1fflcutly in flnd1ng houslng I• the fl1*1sor. The pony eboru•. unlfer the dlt· Ohlef of Polley Planning Staff, tor three hundred delegates who cctlon of Ray Woodgeard 111d Rad1o Free Europe, •he autj ience were here OYermght One) lames Diehl Jr , will make Uwir dlhvlded lntlo dlscwslon g'roupa Mrs Bennett, program chairman pilterin1 ca 1h and Vtttfablos from flrat appearatlC!e lrt the "Tea For w t!n quest ons and answers ware said that ihe wa11 a piontler In a Chlllltothe buslne111 place used to promoto the growth at Auxiliary work alnee .she attended two•· namber :breased as French knowled1e 'I M'•ve up at 1 o'elock" 11ld or lnternatwnal af· a meetin1 at the Hartman Motel, Maida wUJ be tfle fist ateppl11.:f 8herltf Bob, "and went to bed'' · Columbus,~he~ the Department oborln~l of the ~hY chorui who fairs. With all thl• Join& on thla mornT•e fourth •eneral ••••Ion W".. or OhiO SUte Auditor Jt1Y111 A, Rhode• Itt· Barb*l 'bonoV'an, lulle dies Auxutary was 1nJ the Jherlfl 1o1n1 on fhbl morn... formed She commended the co· Marv ~]so" deJcrtbed• by Euler when time to dl-cloae newa tor the aft· ioday had dlattlbut'd oohool and Seyler, April Shl!tetll, operation betwlllen the Legion and mlnlatertaJ land tfuat IICC:0,11\t Amberger, Ann Baker, SheJ!a ernoon Dally Stnti.,el ediUon. David Prinkley, NBC new• cum· the l&uxmar.: ahd conclu~~d ller money to 28 oouiiU~ Th• totai Strtua~,: Connie Wood•e~rd, m"ntator si)Oie oft "Setunr the talk ,w, Ith a short poem Peral•· •mounted to p,OOI.a. 'Onlted Staiea fo the World·~ tenet Carol Cur111. fletet Grant, WLW-TV newsca.sCheC'b on tile ltaf.! tl'flasurv Aftet tefl, Was In chara:e Of thla scllslon. Alter the colora were reUred bY haYe been 1e{ll to the eount)' au- •how Judae Bacon JntetvleW<!d the the color 1uard, two movlna piedhora fht! lddltor, will In tll'ft I Dtth<,. three young peopto w"o said &lll'et were shown ''The F1ag alloC'IIto the MOI'I~f to their vift'. th 11 t al'nont the Jdeu decided up- Spe1ks" for the benefit of the en· ioua township•. 1\la II t'he tint on dUring the di!cuuton pcru~d• t&r. audience, and a show for the tWO IUOTi ]lbillillfl tlill >11111 "" the tact tli'ct C'd.M'tnun~ 1 ah11dren on a CI~u• iftllid t 'Member• of t~ AUJ:illary who IIW llti!<, lucllt6t't Q Y 'Prtpared the foOd included Mu l'ijwftli!IJt ....., tl!t~e tt;a !II1\I dlel 001 1\W(ll • ~..~~~~- 1lole Moorntna and Mro. Norman CO'tilfhi:PU.Ue Jtfflit f"'t tffp11fttJ Wa7Jand, co-chairmen: Mra Char. ~ <ICiht&l lei Bennett, Helen Kellnedy, Mn ..... 4fllf fll1iot 1~ ( .... · Don Ro1cb, )Ira John Hr.wkln~t., ·~108 Ill h i ' iitlol Alltttf' lllitttui~ 11 ,.d IOrYIDI tobleo were 'Mrl. uls -•lit. lll\il ... ill· • IW fiN ~llmi!Woti ~~~ l:onr ,Mrs Henty Clatworthy, o flfli!Ud 11)1 . . . . . of· hill. f di't OfDlfJ IJI&i'dtlfilt· Gale Hyaell, Mn. Wealey .Fry, lftl OOfjOfjlldfi .lft'l tflt GIMI!l· Mra Wendell Bunce, Mrr Gene IIIII CMtlill 06 W'cM4 Arlolfs. Riot and Mro Judson White ' llttliOdlol \IIOclle• who Pt'fPl~ •~4 oervo~ 11\t d{ftnet l'rld•y njthl il 1iftth llitllodlot bl'il~ *IMir ., ,.. ~30 lQ 00 Hotlitfy OfOtfy tO 30, Aunt Dru. SHow Stout THE DRIVER'S SEAT Rotarians Hear E Round table -~~- Joe I a meet mg. m nla:ht, ;! (Contmued rrom Pagl! one) Hostess Jlfts were presented former members of t~e Post Kennedy ftl'e the boy• Mrs. Don Roach, president of to Mrs Riram Fisher when the In my supervisory work with teachers, I found treat dllf~r­ wlia wUl pel'form to the rhythma TPi City Sewing Ch.1b met Thur~ the Aux1hary, welcomed tbe Le"Bhfhl' My Time " day eveninl' at her home 111 Min gionnaires and v~11tora and Rcacoe ences In teachers' abilities. Some were outstanding tn both dfKeid Umih1 Ls required for the er.t~vtlle F1fe, Commander of the ;poat, re· teachmg ability and in discipline One trait that Is especially prect.lon routines of "Me and sponded to the welcome In a short helpful in dtsclpline •• the teachers persoftallty My Shadow" a novelty numbt'l' A dea9ert course l'arrymg out talk he sfud that the Legion had CaiiB.. of lallure in discipline are not found In external eon. featurinJ Vlckle BroW!'\ and Lor- the St Patrick:. flay theme was been slatted by great men and bad dltions ail'le Grover and dil'ected b}' ~~erved by the bostesa durml' thC' achieved many ffne goals Jeidldg Mtt CttOiyn Tholha!l evenlna to Mra WiliJam Grueser lrom their Preamble to their Con· To be a successfu1 t<'acher she mu&t be alert, "Slnee 1 Met You, Baby" Is Mrs. Robert Rawlina:s, Mrs. Ru ~ shtutlon wh1ch starts "For God rourageous and kind Another thing that should enter mto the popula~t song to be aung b;v aeli Wllaon, Mrs MiUard Wilde!' and Country" Commander Fife choice of a vocabon is, "would I~ be work that would be VIolA Brown muth, Mra Rdbert Roberts, Ml!>, sa1d that they should all tbe proud $:IIzabeth Flck, Mrs Sidney Spen to be Legionnaires and mentioned joyable" For one to be en&aled Jn disagteeable work WO•IIkll Mn Mara:al'et Lewis, ~rt JncertamJy be a great punishment. atructor, wl11 ptesent 11 TOyla'nt1" cer, Mlu M.ary Vlrg1ma Re1bcl sheral of tbeir finest projects Mrs Steift played a piano solo, Membera ot the ''Toyland" cast ind Mrs. Bradford Moag "Wmd Bells" and M1' Ruppelt Rewards ror your work should be cons1dered in choosing a are Myrna Maaif, narrator, Terty sa ng two solos "SongS' My Mammy Vocation Of course, all realbe the financial pay for teachmg Ohllnaet, Sharon Young, Donna Taught Me" and "Prayer Perfect" 1s slight However, Jn my judgement there are rewards far Rea, Ch1rlesanna Heu, Karo11 The Happy Birthdll'y song waa sung greater than money If long after you have SOM! lbe seeds of llolt, Cltatlene Zumlel, Datleno for the Legwn also manhood or womanhood you see a bountiful harvest of such a WatJ(In, Aacneth Tracy, TomfQy fContlued from P:~ge One) - K .,. 8.25 Sian On 7 30 8 00 9 30 AT ROUND TAILE 10 30 C. H WLst."" chairman of the 11 00 Troop 2415, Boy Scouts ot Amer.ca 11 10 Second, the individual should hne the girt of teaching The Apostle Paul tells In his letter to his brethren at Rome that they had lilfts differing according to the grace that was given oa 1 to them. They were to U&e the &lfts thai they had. H It WC'I'e (Continued !rom Paee one) lbe jJllt of teaching, they wet'e to teach. This should be a hl!lp MQton La!Dbort Edd1e Bon•• J lO 10 10 J 15 10 SO 1 11 00 • 8·30 We.steta Feature 1 SO Me1gs county lnsu,.tiee Agents met at the Hotel Martin -Jor a luncheon meeUnt on Mareh 13 wtth Waiter Mayel Of Tuple Fire Let's consider some things thal ire necessary to bec!OITIO succ:eSsf~f teacher. First of all, a teacher to succeed must a goo!l dlsclphnarlan Wilbout good dlsclpUM, no ~ne call a suceesaful teacher. Poor dlacipll~e has caused more teatchc>rs, to fall than any other one thing She must have within her the elementa or control ' w WSAZ-tV 12 30 M-.o Wllatd 1 00 Down On The Far'1. e~ thbre is no ch01ce, and whether it 11 a success or failure d.P.,11da upon what the p~rento are Some parents are very successful in teachmg their children. They give mijch time, thought and energy to the proper trainin1 of the ehild. llut It is also true that JI!Ony parents (lvo no lhought to or do rol!llng on the pro~lems olehlld training. Just how does lhe jmbllc sohool teacher get into thhitl~d~~':~~ I tion? Has she taken courses Ill collete in vocaUonllllii or hlis she drifted into lhe work? M~!~~.~~!! Satllrdoy- C1tanftel3 A spet·•al meeting or the SalisPTA has been called fur Monda} , March 18 at 1 P M 3 the Slhuol hy Freda Ball a~nd Mltx 1ne Arnold co-chairmen or thl' dmner comm•Uee A'll membets are Ul ged 10 attend Lh1s mt>etm.: WHO SHOULD TEACH THE AMERICAN BOY =- ----=--- TELEVISION GUIDE . WSAiZ-TV C,on"ol3 LegJUn , Monda; home anrl all SPECIAL M!IITING 1mt ' ( DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ABI!A tear: crop, you feel that your work was not in vain This should be a great oatlsfactlon tu th~ te(eher. M~ny people m the p~M !lave Uled teaching as a stepping. stone to some other profession This may ha-ve been all rtgftt for the one that waa doing the otepplng, but for the ppplla It may not have been oo good In selecting atld biring teachers, the children a• e the ones that should be conslderM and oot the teacher. At tbe present time, I reaUze that boards or education ho•uoi The Dailv Sentinel. RICHARD S. OWIN - GINIRAL IAAN4Gil RUNOI.D E. GRIINI-IDITOil TO MEET TUESDAY )fatltlnal a4vertlllnc .reprnenwtl-.:.e_. Bottlnelll-ID.mhJJJ. lne.. HS Group 1 ul the Wo111en'!1 As.~O­ !..a:fn2tcn1 Ave, New York City, ltl. N y, t'ID.hon v. 1ll mef!t Tuesday Mart 1 l£iltered u aecond r:la• mallina matter at the po1t Offl~ at ~ 19 at 7 30 at the First Presbyter oruf Olllo. ltd. Note: Who should teach the American Boy• asks Dean E. 0. Saunders of Journey's End today He reminds ~· that • "Otio • deal wifb our all-Important human problems 90 I ~dl Mol'e e!BIIal plane than we do our plants and animals So Ji fs with the seJeelion Of teachers WhO Will haVe, Upon lll'Bid·l Uatioll from college, a !IWtufic degree of llllportance Ill deiter. in tM choice of a vocaUort ' \ IPAHN LIADI ALL liiiAD:IlN'rON, na.1 UP - Warnn SpthD, llttr iOUUt.PIIW of the llilwtiike• "'Vft, beida all ,.. dw Ni116!1il l.Oillll• plt<ho~> 1n oiiOMIIIt wltl 1'1 and ronka 1Mb IB Ao IIMIIIIf illlllftt llliodiDCJ, Dens Breezeway;o (Ally Type) .U,ND CLEARING SPRING QJlL 'DAIRY Fnilly llcloao eFARM PONDS llaragea e Basement Exeavatlono : ilfl'fiVale RoadS much. Dlteheo Wllb Back Hoe I - • ' "QUALl,TY rJi1S1t ALWAYS" *FRD ESTIMATU omo GAWPOU8 • FURNITURE • • An old dreary room e.n be •• llwne.t and bttvt1fiecl ~ tht UN of wood paneling. An ,.,..... ... room un bt paneled far •• • ~ THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY 41 Yom Of ConiiJluous Servloe Phones 82 - 435 Pollleroy ' �' ' I . ') ' Daijy Sentinel Day Book · , Teachers Must Control Children • ian t.:hunh "'!th Jllf'mlx>ra of 1'Frl<.>ndl) emir of the Pomero) Ft'tle>ratt:d Church as ~u esl !l mlhing eventual adult traits and habits or our young of en&in~ering, med1cme and the physical sciences require stltf standards even to acqu1re a diploma. out .Is o;len over 50 per cent in 1 startmg class of future WI'$ ere !lie physician enters into pradice It IS not nearly, by lar, so difficult to obtain a teaching cerbftcate Dean Saunders offers some guldopos!B for young people entertammg an tdea of becoming a teacher, He Is far down hiS road, in the 63rd Along b1s way he has nailed up a sign here and tbere lot fetelieli following h1m He reviews the111 lor you today AUXILIARY TO MEiiT Sublcrtptlon ratet 'Delivery _by clUTier wltere aYiilable 30 ef;Dti »er ne~i one year in advanet'! 11t The Daily sen~tnet blflee, $IS.~,., 11.1: monuu, $7 80: three months, $3 *> By motor route where av8lla1)1J ' one mon.th $1. By mall oue year $8, a.lx months, $4 26; thr.e DJODtlit. $2.30 one q~onth, Sl PtiblJ.alied every afternoon exC!ept SWlday by The Oldo VaUe7 Sendnel, lne., at 110 Medlarue St, PIKileroy, 0 Bwmu~SII ott.~ pllone ~ Mr!j C R Young Will cnterta 1 edJtorial otllce pbon• 387. _ _ __ _ __ the Auxiliary 263 of Lewls-ManJ( , Post American l'Venmg ot ht•r mcm b('u i.irt' urgl'd lo bl' pretu.' ,, bury By Deu E. 0 Saunders, JoUI'ney'& End Lutltur Burbank once declared: "If we paid no more atten tton to our plants than we do to our children, we would no\' be living m a Jungle oC weeds " :rddst of the teaching ot the American bOy Is done by his parent, and his school teachers For that which Is done by hiS par AGINTS MEET Inlurance Cfl of T.upic, lowa , as Jue•t Members preseUt JI'M'e ~Od- , ney I.JowD£ng, Georee Hobstetter Jr, Dale W<trnel', llerald Reuter and son and v D Edwafdll attended v....:ety Show· Hoctess T.o Ttl· Feeney·Bennett City Sewing Club POulin, Nan<'Y Woodaeord, Wllll•m oweo•. Jo~noro Limbort A Gal'tibean totllnr will b• Meigs To Share In Trust Fund Distributiohs ·::slll'MtH H ::o~: ::t..=f'*'llh) ":."o . . ., Ul. 990 WW. To I Sunset Station · ~-..,--------..!' $13 3CI, way S76 98, Vinton $54 31 Total Khool Jtftd ttu1t dlatrtbntlon amQuntt t~ ff Oft It The dloll'"•lloll ot mlllillel'lal fundi by counties roJIOWI• AthenA f!i.IN, Cowb"y Theatre Cheshire ifn. if. I io~. Mill 'N Wet~tern ••• 2 30 Youlb Wantr To Know ,!(Jng 4 00 Wide W1de World 5 00 TO}:Iper 1 5 ::tO Capt GII-U.. I'lt tl>l5 Spo1t1 Eye 6 00 Ke.!t The ptes1 ~ 3~ I!Ofo~ Clo6n0) Show 7 00 SaturdaY NJ1hl Jamtloree People Ale runn, Perry Comn ShOw Emmy Award.J. Your Bit Ptrade Kee and SPI)I'tl TV Nitewatch 7 00 · 7j30 9 '00 10·00 10 30 .,.. 12 00 ent ,POJdbihty of a highway acci· dent Although 1t .lA not intended to be a report or any one aceJdent, the tollowmg account Is a seccmd by second dramatizatiOn of what researchers ~np aa!ety orflciab beheve happens m an aut6moblle 10 00 Lamp UntO 9·00 Slil!l On 9.01' IJfe o~ the Galli• t21'1!!, Tlolllllton _, 10, liO.klor $04U4, I awrenc:e ..,q.1U , Melra $i4HfD r.rorawn $8 21, Vinton $.81 conlo) aod lvashi~Cton f'1.'11. c3iJ To!aJ llllnllttrlil loi4 lrllll diltrlbutlclo - ..to to ltll.4l 'WciU," • te11 when the ChN\tT Carden Club mel ror their Marth QleeUnt .DD •' ~~~~~~~~~~~~;.to~r,~~n~a~~7~Q--~:Mi~.ddl ·~.~~ --- Shrub blooms, daffodils and house pJantt exhlbited wtre jlltJS·· '~ by Mn. Williamson, Mrs. :Dey HyieU and Mra Gerald Wllde'P- Chureh's Big Stol'J' IJ 30 TV Ciutroom 5 00 8·00 4lr Pcnver 6 30 Golden Playbowe ,,_ ...~ety ~I Mr. and Mrs Raymond Kloes a.nd famll:t have moved from • t,o. eu8t Street W proputy on Soutll Fourth Avenue 1Jic IA<!ust St house bas been 1oJd te Mr and Mrs Holland, Dexter Mr:a. Larry Rit~ and sonc;, OhJp~r 1nd Kcnnelh are ~ek elltd euest4' ot her parents, Mr and Mr!i Sh'erman Osborne, Point Pl9i!llllnt while Mr. Rice, who is an aselstant.._ SeoU.tma.ster of """" ''"oop 24&, noy Scouta, IS on a weekend carrlpint tt!p with th~ Tenn W~! 'Gibbons and daughter ifflyn ate .spending the weak end With\ Mrs Gibbons at the liome of her brother, Nolan car s6D lnd f«m11Y m Cmcmnatl MH. Ctlibons it under the car~ , Zane Grey Theatre Bureaceeri Jackie Gleason Sbow G-ate Storm Show Hey Jeannie Gunsmoke 9 00 9 3'0 10 00 10 30 11 00 11 15 12 30 The LatO SIGN Show GE 'l'beatre Alfred Hitchcock/ $64,000 Challenge What s My LJne Sunday New! Speclal The I ate Sbow Stgn Off j Sunday- Channel13 11 59 S1gn On 12 00 Faith For To<IIJ Sl1n On MovJe Matinee 12 30 Oral lwb.,.b I 00 ~Oth Century Bible TJme TwO Otni .PlaybouH SaUlrd~ Newt Thea~ 2 30 Two Gun Pla,houl8 3 00 ¥aNhalt GOII01o --~ 3 30 John Hopkioa FUe' 'f 4 00 CoUege Prees Confenaee 4 30 Medleal Horizoru ~·eo Cartoon Theatre 5 30 :Preu Conf~ence •lfl- • member Squere ef the Natieul Dane. Callers' AIMI:lt- tlon.. She also h11 usldtd num erous dtnce clubs In loutfMa1t.. em Ohio to oro•nlat and enjoy 1qu•r• ctanc:lng. SQUARING AROUND square danc111g 111 nothing mole than exeC\ltmg these rudiments m VllriOUs sequences and patterns as directed by the callet' What could be euler' The moat diffl cult part o! the ~uare dancing 1:1 to form tbe habit of! Ustenmg to the t!aller. After that IF YOU CAN WALK AND LISTEN, you Cha.nnerf3, WHTN-TV exPHts to be a ,.markaWy lpttl'eslina ..,.,,. of •rtlcln by' Mr1. John {Ja) H...cly, HarTl• IOftvfllt Rdil, 6ft modtftt •rlcan sqiHirt dam:lng. Mn. Hardy is particularly queliflecl to write on thla subj.ct. She Ia By Jo Herdy- Priv.tlte Sec'retary OFF -PII:AYER Eel. Note: Tod1y lirft of wh•t Th. lklly sentinel Mtt. 4- 0 Rail has returne~ Squart d!lncmg may look com· flOm Columbus where Mr Rail 111 phtale'd when you W9teb it, yet lmPfdVlng .slowly 111 UnlversltJ It Is one of the a1mpJ,e:st !Ol'lns Hoapltal. or reer'eation Once the S5 ot so ba~ic rudlmcnts are learned, 8 00 :b;Q S .t'llvan Bhow can square ~nee · After six months or lilness I will again answer calls. ln the early day9 or our cout1· try, dancing was an lmportar,t part of .Ame.r1can culture WI!£>- Veterinary Office Mlddlebol1, Ohio $51ltusiel 1ft. Phone 8131 B•• Ingham Voterlnarlan Srorebo.ard Lot's Talk It Over Eddy Amold Time Famoua Film FetUvd Lawrenee W'elk I 00 20th C•mtury Theatre Onrk Jubilee 7 30 Tt!4, Mack: Arnateur Dour fou're On Your Own'($ 8 30 Life wlt~ Elizabeth 20th Century Tlletter 9·00 Omnlbu~ Stan Off I' tO SO 20th cenh•ry Theatre speeding toward him from the ward m~vement after the rar bas The tamllf'f home will be lo•t right • 9 2·1 07 p m The cara crash to- !topped. HJt stomach hits the 1 jn the setilement or costs of the tether and Mary aereama in ter- sfeerhtl wb'tel and t&e autrera se- 1 aecu:lent, Frank will never work ror Carl lJ thrown !rom hi• teat vere internal Jnjurtes. :fa!~in~,!lJ~' f~~~~:,n~,!: ~~~~ and alamme(l a1alnst the left rear ., .,1 09 Fr k' Ill lble oeeon•· of ••e accident that window of the ~ar .• Miry frantl•• p. rn. an • car a 1 on r u.. "' callY put her arms out In a de- Us left slcff. Mary hr d'alitlfna 1• happened one niabt on an altnolt fensJye a~t d.eaianed to ward I"~" the fr-ont aeit, carl is thrown deaerted road. the e•r •••ohlna Into her aide 1.-. ·-~- ----':I ....... acrou the .h._••way, and Frank•s the automobile. Frink It Jerked left arm 1a pJnned bene1th the HIW CITI,ZIN fOrward ftom hi& seat/18 weight ,of the overturned ear. Professor and Mrs Clair Har his car Is mon, Findley, are announcln.c 8 2lJG.8 P 1ft. GarJ it almost dead the birt~ of 4 fwe pound fiftee'tl il apliDtefld ir help ean 1~ ounce son 00 Thursday, March 14. horr.bly IS he ia arm wiU be eut Grandparents ar~ ftev and Jllrs the left rear window of tbe c E. Hoyt, MiddJ~port and erelt M1u)'s rieht tide II crushed &$ grandparents are 1dr and Mr$ other 'tar smashed tbrouali Artbur Han: •. 'fo.don, Ariz, a!(<! dOOI: of her eor l!'rillll'o lep Mro. c. B. IJaw~lhs, Phllhpi, W broken as he eontluuea b~ va , : vm.us na pt'!' on ''Cart ol LaWDI •• Flower judge1, Mn Jl(ly Holter, Mn Vernon Weber and .$0',1 Da \ltd Kobl.entz. awarded ribbon' to Mra Earl Dean, Mri Letha XobJentz 'M?s Donald Mort, llrt. The· odore Mora and lin. Roy Holler ~ contest of ldentif)'IDI nower pletur<es wa, won by Mrs Purl Koblt>nl:r. and Mrl Howard Knlaht 'During the sOt!lal hour a de1sert eourse was »erved by the hoste111 to 25 membef's and one guest, Mn Dale Kautz. ,. The April meeting wtll be held It the home or Mrs Paul Baer wlt.h. Mr• Roy Miller aslisting 8Ptiotet Otln1e ev' ning ll'tfl ThuNday ~pier DAJl held Fri.dty at the Jfederat.d Chur("h Arranetm.enta or flowm tf'nteJ'fd th.e tOle •nd ltoMet lllet, worthy mafter IM DAR emblem was "lfd on tht preti4.t;4.,tnd one appetl for a1d pllt'e urdL MiU Grace Horton """' ansW"et'el k eOatrJbut.lon •"• ehaplakl, tan the mvoeatton made to tht National Youth /and: 'J'oUD1rin1 tht luaehton the fl Wll vated' to sopport 1he _.,. mtetJDI ..at opened 1n regular COIJftty Health Cou.dtU Plana form by Wn Irvmg K.a:r7 Jr .. rewere made to senre Juneh to the 1~nt and W1u Horton 'Mrt Karr Southea11t Oh10 Hf'rt:lord Jale to intrOduced Kill Hort~. a cbarter be held at the county aaraJe, membe'r and cbaplam or the ChapThuraday, March 21 All women ter Mu• Hort&n thanked the mem· were requested to be at the hall ben rot the1r .Jundneu to her and for the cona,1e presented to her by 10 A M and to brine p1es Mts F D Kershner Jr of Ath· The lecture pro~ram was 1n th2 en• wlf 1ntroduced by the regent form o[ • rad10 broadcast wtth wh~ abo Introduced Kn Harold Betty Leonard, Sally BKrtell an,l Sargent. wtu.. pre-sented the girl Mary M~Aiee 1n char,lt! fr-om eaeh school who made the hlgbelt IP'ade in the GOOd CiUzen· At the ' close- of the meetin~ 1hlp Tett Winners wert Sue Lim· refre11hment. were .served by tbt' bert, CM«er, who alto made the home ~nomlca ~mmlttee Past Councilors Club Meeting Is He On Thursday groves the l lf'll the orallfet on the (rft ~ t)J)E'rate on s word or JIOn.O'r' bi~1 While m ~~r~ the tpeaker •ttended a Wi!ddtng wh1ch 'lOOii: weeks or preparatJqa tbe bride makt11 all or her weddin1 eloihel and two da)'l berore the wed.dll'iC they are shown at a psr1y at the brJde•s h'tluse The reception 'WII held followin1 t.he wedding f~ 200 guests at tb~ btide8}'00I'O • home !n the evertmg tbere was a feast and duelna: In the str~et. Colored pldarea taken white on were lbown and meludd the b6nte where ahe 1 tayed; theft lix MTVant.s, aeve.:al •treet1 wltlc• were not paved, Che markeC plaee• the entertainment building wheJ'e a show u held every Saturday l!l'f'eio nmg and a dance eaC!h Sunday night, the shrine wh'"' eoeh tile ' bl'~ l n4 the depicts • Bi ... a acene: a weddiRJ. Tbe talk Will mfGI'JDAl, mformatlve and ereatly eoji)J'&d b)' thole present The beftf!dietion bY Miss Hotfon coocluded the meeting her vtslt " The neJ:t meeting was an at her nouneed for April 12 at 7 30 p. m -~;;;;:,;;;;;;;;:;;.:;.~;;;;;;;;:;" borne Condor Sl Mn R B ~ ,). at tbe Salilbury Scbool !(rt. Kafl' r ll..ins aud Ill'&. Charle• Sauer In;q~;.t<e<t that prOipeetlVe memwere c:Ontrlbuhng hostesses get tbelr 9 apers ready and tbem ln before the board Serll)tttM realdint by Mrs. , in Walhlnaton. A comNorma Chapman. o~ned lhe Wll 'fead from the meetJ.., followed witH tbe Loflfu aJ erlea, 'i'hu.ttday evenin& For .- . *Commercial Refrigeration • Serllt«!e and lhe MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Commerrlal Refrigeration Fixtures CALL ;~iu;~~~:~~~are acc~ting and form or recreation nt -..62&1-X S.ln!A.._ -- \optc "Pra)'er " MrL Chltord Stumho, pre1lden1 presided at a 6hort busmess meetmg and the recreatlona, J)etlod was conducted by Mr and Mrs Cleml11 Fox: A aalad eourse ~as served to tweoty.tour members and three euestt by Mr. and Mrs, Bratta'l and Mr aa.d Mrs. Gerald An tbony. tatlon programs W.Mie new Hl· dustries Jn clotbmg, jewelry, am plificltion equipment; reoords books and magazmes have been ereated to cater to the needs ot .... Bn .• -....,........""•• .......Iniy tWt ,.., ,,...., lim• will .. up 1o • - in .,• ..,. p•rtlculur. ••• us for ld•••• ~~~-. DO-.ials, centrocten. I -• .....ntinclq ..--. the dancer and ealler. Square danrma- u; a social re J,g one of the very rew &roup activities UJ the nation today which provides recreational outlets without regard to rlass Folks meet on a common arounJ without talk or shop. Here u a manifestation of American Democratic prlnelp)es close to the heart o! all. Folk val':let are the most important retwns from a square danee. Tbe lood fellowsblp that come.s from abarint: lease. Jt one or the mo.n lt.l!Uully of human atUvities. NEW KJTCHEN aoe~a.l Nftt, ,....._,. equipment. and meter!'"l• m.kt it poMible ktr every ~ to have a glaam1.., tlfl"."'r... vlntllitchen. date lOrefathera did m their day It'• clflan proarams. Var- aad .he.althlut tecreaboa, and it'> are mcludinll the tmd ot pJen.ute you want to ifl 1heir rehablll- sbart ..- BAKER FURNITURE SQuare danelng is fun FURNITURE ~ That old fe1h1oned apen pan:h e can be enclosed with proviiiOM for acraan 1n summer and t14tst in winter. Mtdclleport Phone 8018-1 lt'i'fteat! a Spt~.ldng or oran,e • s~ker aatcl that UM1: • ora1111e grove I FIFE REFRIGERAnON -..- Thefel a bright fUtuM uead for this y6ubt ~ iter mothet IIDqwa It takes plenty of milt to give iiet allciOd .tart tq t~_ hM111il No other driiiit It iiO lull ol body-buildhll!, fn· ltlftlch toocl values fiVtiry child neea. to t~ on tiie Jtri ud 011.· tfte co! 41!d taste? was k'rved urt4er a huge rl1 tntp 1n llu> yard biC!k of the -bo'M wh1t-h Wa" In tile Mart of · Bratton's Host To Golden Rule Class Thursday i.: Is The Tirfle To Contact 1e• Iter off U. a leod litiift •• tla61'!'114 .. ltealtla Milk ~ 1s 11 11..as unuwal •s 1be wu • f~rst Amnleen to YLSit thi• •.Ill vllltgo of 2000 ~pUt fkfta:talt hlJheat in the County, PbylU1 thJe, Jlaeia~. Earlene Reaahav.:, Polneror: Kay Stiles, Middleport, Naney SJIIOD Rutland; ConRJe Caney, HarnsonvdJe ;and Martha Goebel, ,~~':!:~~' Plam1 Other lo.J were Mrt J 0 Kl J E D.J.•t'tiflge-r, t ,.J.J Ha1Uday, M Earl TJ· Krt.. . Add~ G...rpeser auisted. by ::· ·v Urs, Hei'~ Roet enterl.4ined the tul. Mrs. Etlwin 1 CIW'Iel, '111'1 Past Coundlor,s Club Ot 'Thea- Theod6re Ebenbleb. and Luellle doru.s Countll Dauahtll'l of Am lfawkinl.. Tbe folk values are not qut o( W~ live bY them in thh and more school& romplex, modern day fust •s our ~OW! '" Forty-three members and ,utstl th1t they wt>re very tr•ttlul .. Four appUutlont ror member att~nded lhe Cbarter Day lu11rh 1-"r.a nro wi'lo b.ad really been 11004 lh1p .-ere ret"eiYed wiNo Roell eoa of tM Return Jonathan M'eiJU for the Spaniard• She .. tatecl blr 1 • ..,•, Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter Of DAR Observes ~Charter Day91 demonstration JrOups and by conductlnt scliooiJ , for railers' tramlng th~ have awakened ani! stimulated Ameri~Stns mto part!· elpatlna: again lo this exAllerati"Dg IeDer · Anllerlcan folt danee onee more Prayer ...aAd plecfp to fill· Ml'8 it JQ a dance or beauty and Mu Meinhart ' pretldetrl, prestd lKr• Lowell Probueo told ol a grace ed ovet a short bu11lneu sesauon 1he reee1vtd. from Some self·lt)'led sophisticates and Mrt. Claude Dt.rst Will re-I ~=~Ji~:~ of Germany aad still v1ew Jt ln<!orrectly, as a b:~y pOrted m In Me-it• General Hor I picture. Nakom: Wll a~d. barn-stomping, jua:-over piW. ID ezchange Jtudtnt from the the shoulder proposition, f1t only "' r Amerirao f1tld service who apoke Games were played and prl2s to the Chapter three years ago tor the unlntclhgcnt, baC'k counrecent lbank.ed Mn R W try <'haractM' Others behevc the awarded to Mrs. PJul Grueser, Mrs ltoiUn BearhJ, Mrs Hif'DG Mrs. Patnck Loc rO\\ ly, knock-down drag-out, whl<>· wort 18 planmng kc~ swlggmg contest 1s really Reibel lind Mrs Jact Robson. .and aUD Mrs Sar oldttme danCtng and they IJ )l~vc A salad eourse was sernd bv none ur the nnew ran~led" Jilea3 the l'losteu:es to thOle named presented of beauty, (race nnd skJllful above add Mft; Albert Woodard, M the speaker or the 1 exrcuhon of rlef1mtc patterns Mrs Eva Hendricks, Mrs Ber- 1 ~moon who was attired Jn a I Some advertisements and tele- nice )larst an~ Jtw llr~a Jesse. dress m;de In Southern Spain VIIJOn show& have eontr1buted to "Spain As I Saw n•• was the top1c these untavotable optmon.'l or the opwer who spent. sum Yet bow CB.Il any American mer m Spam as the gue1t of a allow hiS own Amerlcan fo'k Spantlh Jtudent, w~~. re..d.. •t acllV!ty to be rtdtculed and dl3her borne .,.hlle attending Ohio torted when he should strlVe to UDIYelSitY•. and hlllamdy chensh 1t and keep it on a h1gh In ~peaking of Spam. Mn Ker level, He should resent lis ridisbner wd, "It was a very old Mr and Mr.1 0\feq Bratton ercule JUBt a1 muclJ as the tlditule eounh'y and bad gone tb1 ough ol any other AmeflCan forro of tel'Uitned the Golden Rule Class four b~.g staue.s There are several of the Fttst Baptist Chureh at life pleasures and privlleges Because American mliitarJ their ner home OD Front Streel section• in Spalt1. eaCh wltb d1f men are atatloned In aU parts ol Thursda evenJag. Rev C t Cerent beJieb and eastoms. The H'le' ' world, Am-"~tl t;qaan H:oyt, pastot of the church, wu l people or Spmn ~ poor organll but they do enjoy Ute " dancmg ha!l spread to an parts tUest and gave tile opemng pra.3 1ersMra Kertbner tpoke of tbe po. of the world Even A11iaties, Euro er Mrs Jamet Pullen wns Ieaiie. tltaeal v1ewt of Spam and 1tated . peins, Afnc&r~s and Aw;ttallans or the devotional serv1re on the Cub Den Mothers ' Attend Sesslons On Leadershl'p I • ot ther it was tbe preciSJon dane· mg or the quadrille• or the con trast of the East or the fre>J, leer, httle more Irregular, and a regard the American squ11re little more hllar'111 us Wester11 dJlnee wJth mMe appreoataon square danc.e, (anythrng )Vest oF and respect than we Aml!rlt!ans. the Alleg~melil was West m 'l'oday'~Jiquare dance movethose days) one eommon denomm- ment is suceeed.lng ln plaC!lng at{)r was .!!bared , That wa1 th~ tbe Amerlfatl square danee once mutual shoulder- to · sliouldor, more In 1t 11 rtahtfuJ place amo~ hand-to-band group spitJt of good other forms of wholesome re-Cellowship. creation Modem &quare dance· Ove-r a period or years thi s figures Wlll not permit partici beautiful AmerJcan folk actiVItY pants to mdulge even a smaU bl;!c•me practically ext met Where amOunt of alcoholic beveratett It su~<"ived in rural areas, lt Atag- An alert mmd 18 essenUal for nated 1nto only a rew ot the good square dancJng most sunple square dance f1gUI • 1 e1 'nl:e Jack of sound ampUft It is no longer a m1ld aoolal cation made it lmpoasible to hear d1versl0n !or a few umopl!ist•· tbe caller who, 1n the effort to be eated country people but Is now ., heard above the musie and floor an organized !orm of reereatloa nolses, bad to shout and "bark ' for mUIIons of people Like all out the calls m sucb a screammg othe-r organized recreational a~ pttc. that hts dJrectlons were uvitles, rules have to be learned completely Inaudible Smce the and sk1lb developed but Not *~'~~· R. R. Pieltens, Mrs. Rod· caller cOuld not be beard or llke other recreabOAal acttvltiei, neJ' Sauer, Mrs Myron )filler undentood, tbe dancers had tJ sqllll'e dancing lJ NOT competi· Mrs. Joe Wlllon Jr., Den Moth- depend on their own root·stonw tiYe~ . tt 19 true that a:ood dan~ H. ttdm Cub Pack 244. Middle- inc and eij,ppm1 ln order to en a~k other good dlllleetll to pott, 'fitepded thl! tbree aesston ke&p t1me with the music or, i danee with but .ltlll it ill NOT (j'tab P'act leader tr9lnln.; pJ11· Is in many ea1ea, to teep time competitive Conte•ts are de!iaram at Cheablre thi!l past week because there wu no music nitely di!lcourapd amon1 dancen Pive 'pacta from the thelg'!l· 'rhl9 evoked. utter eoafusion anrt and calleH GtJUa·JIIIOD Scout district Wet'\!. rowdyism. -~ It il not certain just how hPresen.te~ at tbe sessions whic~ Wlt&ID rerent years, the piemllli.cms are enjoylns were -d&.lcned to help leadet.; ture has chan1ed, tbanb to the da"clng In Amt!rl~a t6undu•tand Cub Seouhnr achlev! tireless eftortll of a few compe!lo•w•oer, it 1..!1 '*tain that lftent ~lana and den and pat'k ten.t leaders liJc~ Dfi,. Uoy1 are rew lonna Of recrea· ~ct~lvl~t~le~o:.~:~:~~~:;;;~~:;;..~s~ha~w~~oi~~C~o)~or~a~do Ji>1\en•o,m•m~l whlrh haYe sllown sucb t growtb m the p~ll dmy llOllle, Gravel Rill, Dr.~. 1100p B~ 1itifitcij • Ia a.eun the Spnn;:cs,' Colorado. Thtro¥ilb of. • Giliclnnatl doctor LD.S!le reCOfdttd Sq~t~ba~ing ~ Bradp GHfUlen, Sht<Je, tormPr loe~ resident, iS C!rlt¥:a1ly 111 at hi's iiome. jfn,. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs JameJ ~. Tl£U. and Mrs Robert Re1bef, A.mateqr Gardeners Club and ¥ax. .Roller, Middleport G;;cdeo Club attended the Countj> Gilrden Club meeting at RutlanJ t~ tJ.ve birds. Mn C N',. ~e• pre. pared and road an ingruetive pa Mod!~f~mtfiC!In M'r. and Mts Paul Winebren ner (Carta OWen) . Columbus at"' weekend .:aests ~or her parent~ , M't! ll'!Jif Mf{. Karl OWen. Mr.s P. K Rus.seH and daugh· ter, Kayte, have returned from a Vllit wltb relatives m Rockwood, tnuth with awards to Mrs. Mtnale Davis for green Ir11h rtll!le, !" ( ,crystal container, Mlsi Etliil Roll call wa~ answered by nam· ing a pruniN tool , DU.rbtt the obud.n@lt meetln11 Mn Deal\ re,orted on aeterll meetlnrs whloh wOltld be worth wh.lle fM the club members to attend fMrt Robert Wooda reported on the Clvie Community project of placlni waste containers In the ,-lJ. la;e of Chester Mrs Woodrow Mora report<ed on the "Seeds for Friendahlp" pro&ram The club u_nannboualy • greed to 1upport the ptojeet b; •ending mone)': to purebase mote teeds There wu dlkUalon about preparnlg arrange!Jlents for the Alumni Binquet tables; t!ill proo ject to be com~leted ~t a Ja Sebutl. Friday f 30 Omnibus Se~ It Now Telephone Time Ann'-' Oakley "4 oo 6 00 6 80 7 00 '1 30 2 00 Nit Bl9'i:etbaH 4 30 Town & Country Grosroadt 4 45 Feature Report Special table &Uests were Carl O.mosky, Jamea Cloatt~orthy, Rotlel1. Rtee, Rtbee!c!a Sayre, Perry BIBee, Dadny L!wia, Joy~ Davia ·Twenty-four chJldrcn wt!re FOR ' " • I 1- .. *BULLDOft:R WOU ln)oy111Jik ofhn .. plain or flovored •• , In cooking, tao! prennt for tbe party ' • readlnJ totetlwr the cit* eoU*'Ct. "r~· ~ Residence ltn. Corlls, JJ~obs asaitte<l bJ • ~rwemeilt 01 Mn Ralph Gilmore md Mr4an,d daffodils, Mn ~dle S~p! 'ehtertolno~ IM' 'i'w~ 1{0\MI r'Ose bf'&onla 1 tiJht Gltdfn Club ftuniday evtPot(ed AfrJca~ ' 1& alnr at ber bome, Union Ave and a line il'NDioThe mee«na o~ned witb devo- trieJ'It or )'ew and daflodlla. tionals Jed by Mrs Jacobs Mrs 5t:l!s Lu\Ua Genbe1mer. pot Jed Weblter Sr., president. prqalded and twenty-four membe"'S ted Africa violet•; M'f'l Willllmin 1 tall bl~tck ... hiPOnded- to tbe roll ~II "A Hll,, ltl'8SY mow 1 Mrs. 1 1 Cllrk, t: poJ~~u vase: - luJb ror Summe'r Bloom." A eommunlcation was ol a worthy aeDiT·ll)ihia~lll e :E'aster ariangtt:and nwardioc nature and wlll meftt q1 daffodils, vlnca bioi IOJ!IiJ anrl a ~eJlow and otangt be voted on later ft was voted 1.o contribute to rhlct Jti1•nest or vlnca foliage", a ~uplex Japant:!se potter1 the county wide projeet of landcolitamer 'and Mrs Davis a mu.. sc,.plnJ the trDunds at cuu11t.!' tatU.re gleen and , wh.lt8 *irdea •om:ea. It was also voted" to tak:c in: a recfan&u13J' gla.s 9 container f.n active p.art ln the count)' Wide tJower ahow. A dlstuaa16n The hosteul!s aerved\ 11 'WJ,1 held on tbe clu~'s flow.er' CQUlJe from a \i'bll . e1 Show to be held m early Sum wltb a St. Patrict'a Day arrang'e~ Jner. 11.nd same theme wa:l carout IIi tbe tatile c<J~ and Mrs Phil Wtlhamson1~:;~t.l an intetiestinl' and ' J)aper on her per.llonal in lt'ow.lng and the care or tub- meetmg Tha dW rerelved 1 banw book frorn the llopk Club. "A HJU1lde lt&rveijt'' by Lan~ln1 C1trirunau l>urirll" the pol"am Mr:t, Won<t row Mora read a ptpW wlalch lht had prc.Pared on •trow to p'lant A Wi:!<.lncRdiY evenlnr Tb1 beiDfUI hint was read by Mrs Mher , WrJgbt Mrs. Earl Deart pHiided at tht 'l'r~ ' Mrl Howaht :tn(tf,t•l lcrp1t meeUng wbleb was opened bf WJs '"Blrd•" Sbe had ptctarte~ l6d tucWe IiearM Hawldru, Pofrteroy Soclely Editor, Phone 6244 3·30 CBS Sunday Newt 4 00 Colonel Mal't'b Saturday- Channel13 I - 11:00 Umted Nations in Actfon 11 30 Carntra. Tlfrt4 12 00 Lei'11 1'ake A Trip 12 30 Wild BU! Hloko~ 1 00 HCC!kle and Jeck1e 1 30 llodgo lll!d Bullet$ 2 30 The LASt Word a·oo Fac.e The Nltiou. l'ara 1 00 TJse Lone J\anger • 1 30 Jr Town .Meet1111 crash 9 21 p. m Frank, 32, 1s driving. 10 30 His wife, Mary, 30, 111 sltttn& In the right front 9eiit H1s son Carl, 7. IS ridmg n the back of the falll· Hy's 1956 aed&fl. 9 21 01 p m The ear is travel HI& north on a tt.l.te highway at 83 miles an hour and approaching U i5ll an tntenect100 9 :!1 02 p m Frank says "Turn on tbe'Qftdlq will ou hon' 100 There'r ,. ' Y : 4.30 9 21 iJ3' ·p. m Frank auddonly &·oo .sees a stop stAin ju1t ahead or him 8.00 ....,Ja sign that it amply visible m 8 15 lhe dayhme but not treated to 830 7:00 alve autfiC!lent warning At olgtlt. 730 0 21 M p m He ha11 rea.cU~d to the danger of the l!ltop i!Utn and 9.00 10·00 gels bis root on the car brake. P m. rnto the lnterseeiil.ao 9 21 06 tlon and stul &olng more than 1100 50 mllet an hour, Frank sees a car \230 'M:r Feet TtteGdl)re Mora wu hott.ta and M'n Carl Kautl llldtiLint hOJ. erous bepDils 10 30 Look Up ana i.Jve 9·30 ClpCalD Xf""lll'Oo 7 00 7 30 8 00 9.00 9 30' 10 ot. The Alcoa Hour Loretta YoqnJ Show TV N1ghtwatcb S1gn Off Sunday- Channell - UI:OO llr Top are like? • If yoU baven•t, per1taps you would hke to prepare ,Ou1'8elr and your family for tbe ever"i)res- 77th ;BengAl Lr..~ert Hallmark Hall of Fame WCM--S... T-V~C::....:h~an.:::.:.n_e_~.~ .,. Satur4ay- Ch11n11tl I 'Mt'll :::::I 6 30 News P1cture 6 45 Statesmen Quartette 1!.00 Lliolrt 1 ll..eh 11•30 ftlet of Teu1 llanJen Have you ever been in a ,mous automobile accldtmt' Do you knorw what the few seeonds be· tw~en joyful motoring and traaedy F 3 00 Outlook w~th Chet Hunt1e1 3 30 Zoo Parade 5 30 ltoy J\QJJer• 6 00 Newt • Tl!ursda 'I ChrJaUan Seu:uce Program What O~e Perstnt Can Do This Is The L1fe Min To Man Indu~Jtry ' on Parade Oir to Adventure Whafs Your Trouble TV Chapel 2 00 Fore1gn Intrigue Theater 2 30 NBA Gam£1 4 30 'I1BA 6 00 Slg,a On 11 45 12 00 12 15 12 SO 1 00 Champjonship Bownna: oo ru..,. 11 30 ., Rock Springs Chester Garden Club Planning Grange Meeting Fot Several Community Projects Held Thursday Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o . Mareb 18,1957-3 • Twilig:hf CHANiti!L 3 ' ' The Daily Sentinel Sixth Birthday Celebrated Friday Oamrocks. $128 l1nd ttuat 11 11 30 w. II&J>••· llro. c. l' Oollashfr, Robert Priddy, 101'1! ol Mrll lin. 0. P. l!ltlft, liltl. C F H1bh Opal Priddy, ~elebr•tt'd hb alxth arid Misii Btli lln'bof'ft btrtbdt.Y at the afternoon .eulon ot the Middleport Klnderaarten l'rlday. Hill Jrandmotb.er, Mra he!o'l Turn&r and the teacher, Mrs Guy Reynold!, aened lee cream and cup cake• decorated wl·b On your Dial Your Sunrise Capt Mtdol&ht •• 10 iiV Miabty lfouae Weny, Raymond Inatltutc, Stanley Dahlman. who.,... Comtnand~r File ~ntroduced C topiC was · A LaRtlng Imprc,<;s J Rhodes, Meigs County Service it)1 11 and· the Honorable Abll&lL Qtflcm, wbo Is a eharter membt!r Washburn ,.. Deputy Director Un.t of the Drew-1\Vebster Port, Amarifhe acene of the "Bunana Boa1 ed Stat"s Informatlon Agenr} can Legion Mr Rhode11 commendSOIIJ" pr..ented by Luolll, who spoke nn "America'~ Mcssa~e ed the l.et:lon for their stand m all naUonal cauaea and concluded SwaoUonfol'o Boyo' Chorus Mil to the W-orld In 1167" Sp~akers who Impressed tb~ with an article "We Salute tht! to~ Lanlblirt I• the leaturod aolr delegates the moat were two Le;to1'1'' from the "Stun~ and !at for ttie number men lrom PakiStan 110d a purtl· StrJpea" and pitblished In the ..Ja~iata~c::~· ~~oru~uin~~~ ~:It ol~ant m the Hunaarian Revolt National Tribune no choice In selecting teachers, because there are feature two CeririrUne vo1<!es, t bt lhem In U{! h a bou C IR· o au1 Cftal'ter members or the Le1lon enough to fill all the places But there w" .a tlt!M whon Lil• sue Temll and carolyn w ternatl~nal attalra ' behind the who were present were ChBTies Moler. was not true, and the pupils were seldom thought of In lroD Curtain McElhinny, D6n Rice, John Kauff hiring of teaehers ''Coin& flame to Mother" ls Robert Euler ex]11ained that on and Lawrence Blna .and rharter Thomas Carlyl.!)>says, "Remember now and always th'at the nam• or Act t whloh pre· Saturday arter a pantl d1scuS!· m:bera ot the AUjiCIIIary were Is no Idle drea!:l( but a solemn renutv bised UpOn •nt.- i vocal tTio made up or ion by the flon Aa:ah M Ashraf, M cora Bennett, Mrs Lawrence and encompassed by eternity FIND OUT YolJR TASK· Vlokle Brown, Sandra lnvoham, Pakiatan Chief of Non·Govern Bing and Mrs Lillian SteJ£f Mrs to it, the night cometh when no man can work." 1 ' and• Dohna Jenkin•. "Gonna t'tel Inch tal orpmzations, Korncl Stelff -ave 1 ahort atcount of the Alona Without You Now" 11 fhe Huvo, Hunl{arlan Freedom Yl.!!:hl· Convention held m Middleport tune for US.Is 1C't Eldo Donofrio When tne Legion was young and er and Dr Reuben S Nal.ha l, O'f her d1fflcutly in flnd1ng houslng I• the fl1*1sor. The pony eboru•. unlfer the dlt· Ohlef of Polley Planning Staff, tor three hundred delegates who cctlon of Ray Woodgeard 111d Rad1o Free Europe, •he autj ience were here OYermght One) lames Diehl Jr , will make Uwir dlhvlded lntlo dlscwslon g'roupa Mrs Bennett, program chairman pilterin1 ca 1h and Vtttfablos from flrat appearatlC!e lrt the "Tea For w t!n quest ons and answers ware said that ihe wa11 a piontler In a Chlllltothe buslne111 place used to promoto the growth at Auxiliary work alnee .she attended two•· namber :breased as French knowled1e 'I M'•ve up at 1 o'elock" 11ld or lnternatwnal af· a meetin1 at the Hartman Motel, Maida wUJ be tfle fist ateppl11.:f 8herltf Bob, "and went to bed'' · Columbus,~he~ the Department oborln~l of the ~hY chorui who fairs. With all thl• Join& on thla mornT•e fourth •eneral ••••Ion W".. or OhiO SUte Auditor Jt1Y111 A, Rhode• Itt· Barb*l 'bonoV'an, lulle dies Auxutary was 1nJ the Jherlfl 1o1n1 on fhbl morn... formed She commended the co· Marv ~]so" deJcrtbed• by Euler when time to dl-cloae newa tor the aft· ioday had dlattlbut'd oohool and Seyler, April Shl!tetll, operation betwlllen the Legion and mlnlatertaJ land tfuat IICC:0,11\t Amberger, Ann Baker, SheJ!a ernoon Dally Stnti.,el ediUon. David Prinkley, NBC new• cum· the l&uxmar.: ahd conclu~~d ller money to 28 oouiiU~ Th• totai Strtua~,: Connie Wood•e~rd, m"ntator si)Oie oft "Setunr the talk ,w, Ith a short poem Peral•· •mounted to p,OOI.a. 'Onlted Staiea fo the World·~ tenet Carol Cur111. fletet Grant, WLW-TV newsca.sCheC'b on tile ltaf.! tl'flasurv Aftet tefl, Was In chara:e Of thla scllslon. Alter the colora were reUred bY haYe been 1e{ll to the eount)' au- •how Judae Bacon JntetvleW<!d the the color 1uard, two movlna piedhora fht! lddltor, will In tll'ft I Dtth<,. three young peopto w"o said &lll'et were shown ''The F1ag alloC'IIto the MOI'I~f to their vift'. th 11 t al'nont the Jdeu decided up- Spe1ks" for the benefit of the en· ioua township•. 1\la II t'he tint on dUring the di!cuuton pcru~d• t&r. audience, and a show for the tWO IUOTi ]lbillillfl tlill >11111 "" the tact tli'ct C'd.M'tnun~ 1 ah11dren on a CI~u• iftllid t 'Member• of t~ AUJ:illary who IIW llti!<, lucllt6t't Q Y 'Prtpared the foOd included Mu l'ijwftli!IJt ....., tl!t~e tt;a !II1\I dlel 001 1\W(ll • ~..~~~~- 1lole Moorntna and Mro. Norman CO'tilfhi:PU.Ue Jtfflit f"'t tffp11fttJ Wa7Jand, co-chairmen: Mra Char. ~ <ICiht&l lei Bennett, Helen Kellnedy, Mn ..... 4fllf fll1iot 1~ ( .... · Don Ro1cb, )Ira John Hr.wkln~t., ·~108 Ill h i ' iitlol Alltttf' lllitttui~ 11 ,.d IOrYIDI tobleo were 'Mrl. uls -•lit. lll\il ... ill· • IW fiN ~llmi!Woti ~~~ l:onr ,Mrs Henty Clatworthy, o flfli!Ud 11)1 . . . . . of· hill. f di't OfDlfJ IJI&i'dtlfilt· Gale Hyaell, Mn. Wealey .Fry, lftl OOfjOfjlldfi .lft'l tflt GIMI!l· Mra Wendell Bunce, Mrr Gene IIIII CMtlill 06 W'cM4 Arlolfs. Riot and Mro Judson White ' llttliOdlol \IIOclle• who Pt'fPl~ •~4 oervo~ 11\t d{ftnet l'rld•y njthl il 1iftth llitllodlot bl'il~ *IMir ., ,.. ~30 lQ 00 Hotlitfy OfOtfy tO 30, Aunt Dru. SHow Stout THE DRIVER'S SEAT Rotarians Hear E Round table -~~- Joe I a meet mg. m nla:ht, ;! (Contmued rrom Pagl! one) Hostess Jlfts were presented former members of t~e Post Kennedy ftl'e the boy• Mrs. Don Roach, president of to Mrs Riram Fisher when the In my supervisory work with teachers, I found treat dllf~r­ wlia wUl pel'form to the rhythma TPi City Sewing Ch.1b met Thur~ the Aux1hary, welcomed tbe Le"Bhfhl' My Time " day eveninl' at her home 111 Min gionnaires and v~11tora and Rcacoe ences In teachers' abilities. Some were outstanding tn both dfKeid Umih1 Ls required for the er.t~vtlle F1fe, Commander of the ;poat, re· teachmg ability and in discipline One trait that Is especially prect.lon routines of "Me and sponded to the welcome In a short helpful in dtsclpline •• the teachers persoftallty My Shadow" a novelty numbt'l' A dea9ert course l'arrymg out talk he sfud that the Legion had CaiiB.. of lallure in discipline are not found In external eon. featurinJ Vlckle BroW!'\ and Lor- the St Patrick:. flay theme was been slatted by great men and bad dltions ail'le Grover and dil'ected b}' ~~erved by the bostesa durml' thC' achieved many ffne goals Jeidldg Mtt CttOiyn Tholha!l evenlna to Mra WiliJam Grueser lrom their Preamble to their Con· To be a successfu1 t<'acher she mu&t be alert, "Slnee 1 Met You, Baby" Is Mrs. Robert Rawlina:s, Mrs. Ru ~ shtutlon wh1ch starts "For God rourageous and kind Another thing that should enter mto the popula~t song to be aung b;v aeli Wllaon, Mrs MiUard Wilde!' and Country" Commander Fife choice of a vocabon is, "would I~ be work that would be VIolA Brown muth, Mra Rdbert Roberts, Ml!>, sa1d that they should all tbe proud $:IIzabeth Flck, Mrs Sidney Spen to be Legionnaires and mentioned joyable" For one to be en&aled Jn disagteeable work WO•IIkll Mn Mara:al'et Lewis, ~rt JncertamJy be a great punishment. atructor, wl11 ptesent 11 TOyla'nt1" cer, Mlu M.ary Vlrg1ma Re1bcl sheral of tbeir finest projects Mrs Steift played a piano solo, Membera ot the ''Toyland" cast ind Mrs. Bradford Moag "Wmd Bells" and M1' Ruppelt Rewards ror your work should be cons1dered in choosing a are Myrna Maaif, narrator, Terty sa ng two solos "SongS' My Mammy Vocation Of course, all realbe the financial pay for teachmg Ohllnaet, Sharon Young, Donna Taught Me" and "Prayer Perfect" 1s slight However, Jn my judgement there are rewards far Rea, Ch1rlesanna Heu, Karo11 The Happy Birthdll'y song waa sung greater than money If long after you have SOM! lbe seeds of llolt, Cltatlene Zumlel, Datleno for the Legwn also manhood or womanhood you see a bountiful harvest of such a WatJ(In, Aacneth Tracy, TomfQy fContlued from P:~ge One) - K .,. 8.25 Sian On 7 30 8 00 9 30 AT ROUND TAILE 10 30 C. H WLst."" chairman of the 11 00 Troop 2415, Boy Scouts ot Amer.ca 11 10 Second, the individual should hne the girt of teaching The Apostle Paul tells In his letter to his brethren at Rome that they had lilfts differing according to the grace that was given oa 1 to them. They were to U&e the &lfts thai they had. H It WC'I'e (Continued !rom Paee one) lbe jJllt of teaching, they wet'e to teach. This should be a hl!lp MQton La!Dbort Edd1e Bon•• J lO 10 10 J 15 10 SO 1 11 00 • 8·30 We.steta Feature 1 SO Me1gs county lnsu,.tiee Agents met at the Hotel Martin -Jor a luncheon meeUnt on Mareh 13 wtth Waiter Mayel Of Tuple Fire Let's consider some things thal ire necessary to bec!OITIO succ:eSsf~f teacher. First of all, a teacher to succeed must a goo!l dlsclphnarlan Wilbout good dlsclpUM, no ~ne call a suceesaful teacher. Poor dlacipll~e has caused more teatchc>rs, to fall than any other one thing She must have within her the elementa or control ' w WSAZ-tV 12 30 M-.o Wllatd 1 00 Down On The Far'1. e~ thbre is no ch01ce, and whether it 11 a success or failure d.P.,11da upon what the p~rento are Some parents are very successful in teachmg their children. They give mijch time, thought and energy to the proper trainin1 of the ehild. llut It is also true that JI!Ony parents (lvo no lhought to or do rol!llng on the pro~lems olehlld training. Just how does lhe jmbllc sohool teacher get into thhitl~d~~':~~ I tion? Has she taken courses Ill collete in vocaUonllllii or hlis she drifted into lhe work? M~!~~.~~!! Satllrdoy- C1tanftel3 A spet·•al meeting or the SalisPTA has been called fur Monda} , March 18 at 1 P M 3 the Slhuol hy Freda Ball a~nd Mltx 1ne Arnold co-chairmen or thl' dmner comm•Uee A'll membets are Ul ged 10 attend Lh1s mt>etm.: WHO SHOULD TEACH THE AMERICAN BOY =- ----=--- TELEVISION GUIDE . WSAiZ-TV C,on"ol3 LegJUn , Monda; home anrl all SPECIAL M!IITING 1mt ' ( DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ABI!A tear: crop, you feel that your work was not in vain This should be a great oatlsfactlon tu th~ te(eher. M~ny people m the p~M !lave Uled teaching as a stepping. stone to some other profession This may ha-ve been all rtgftt for the one that waa doing the otepplng, but for the ppplla It may not have been oo good In selecting atld biring teachers, the children a• e the ones that should be conslderM and oot the teacher. At tbe present time, I reaUze that boards or education ho•uoi The Dailv Sentinel. RICHARD S. OWIN - GINIRAL IAAN4Gil RUNOI.D E. GRIINI-IDITOil TO MEET TUESDAY )fatltlnal a4vertlllnc .reprnenwtl-.:.e_. Bottlnelll-ID.mhJJJ. lne.. HS Group 1 ul the Wo111en'!1 As.~O­ !..a:fn2tcn1 Ave, New York City, ltl. N y, t'ID.hon v. 1ll mef!t Tuesday Mart 1 l£iltered u aecond r:la• mallina matter at the po1t Offl~ at ~ 19 at 7 30 at the First Presbyter oruf Olllo. ltd. Note: Who should teach the American Boy• asks Dean E. 0. Saunders of Journey's End today He reminds ~· that • "Otio • deal wifb our all-Important human problems 90 I ~dl Mol'e e!BIIal plane than we do our plants and animals So Ji fs with the seJeelion Of teachers WhO Will haVe, Upon lll'Bid·l Uatioll from college, a !IWtufic degree of llllportance Ill deiter. in tM choice of a vocaUort ' \ IPAHN LIADI ALL liiiAD:IlN'rON, na.1 UP - Warnn SpthD, llttr iOUUt.PIIW of the llilwtiike• "'Vft, beida all ,.. dw Ni116!1il l.Oillll• plt<ho~> 1n oiiOMIIIt wltl 1'1 and ronka 1Mb IB Ao IIMIIIIf illlllftt llliodiDCJ, Dens Breezeway;o (Ally Type) .U,ND CLEARING SPRING QJlL 'DAIRY Fnilly llcloao eFARM PONDS llaragea e Basement Exeavatlono : ilfl'fiVale RoadS much. Dlteheo Wllb Back Hoe I - • ' "QUALl,TY rJi1S1t ALWAYS" *FRD ESTIMATU omo GAWPOU8 • FURNITURE • • An old dreary room e.n be •• llwne.t and bttvt1fiecl ~ tht UN of wood paneling. An ,.,..... ... room un bt paneled far •• • ~ THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY 41 Yom Of ConiiJluous Servloe Phones 82 - 435 Pollleroy ' �• • • • Planners Will Meet ( The ~eol~ • Rldlan4 ' Grade SduiOl wtll &o .la.lo ~~~~ Portland G<'~ Sd>ool lnvitatlonll Buket· ball ~nt --minutes. Coaell· !(uben Pri<e'a Po:tlaDd team ballott but three l&meJ thit 1«1110n. A brt;e crowd i• expected to " ou ,lutq.d toftitht at 7:10 for the . eonlolatlon ~~me · Slllde p,ad lladM lor runnerup .... ,..._, . .hi al .,.,. ' I l I,_ Tanneb!U . Lowell Cole, ex-co,.ching gre.et of the Nellonville Hound'! bas· ketball ·md football te.ams and now a principal In that ~chool system, believes that basketba tl referees baYe mueh to do with wi.nninJ or losing ("!ose games. Momenta before onset of the keiJOnv1"lle·R-t"ne -. ••ame In the AtbenJ Sectional tournament cou)tle Of ween ago, Cole o)). Rneld: mine the outcome.'' Let's examine tkis wl\h 111 due respect' to Mr.· who- bu proved ' hb:' _ abll}ty long .,since !nd have· -been guilty o maldng an 12' (>01Mto. NIIU'a Rod Devil• ore olf·th... uff ••••• m.. , without lead b7 tHoffJUft, kobttetter J1ar.. conslderlng aU Implications. Let'• auume with Lowell th1t tin and Pierce. Portland bu. little by Billy 14-ny ond lonlcy Sornmy Price u Ita iualn bOpeo. "' • od th• ,. H "d · e opera e so SUI'· · mcc mg. e sa1 · lt 13 cesslull h •1 t b hoP,e~ two teams can be added t•. selv es [hat er~Q.iits o{ear~ )' ourthe s1x that operated last yea 1 li 1 Util can see . with "great su ccess." The~e add· Ue re~IQn to lme _up with the nat10n-wtde organtzatwn" Whal ed t•ams !lla}' be dra:"'n from the ey uid. ' Laurel Cliff commumty and Rut· I d an · Both have been Invited tD Eddie Guinther, Syracuse, manparticipate in the meetinp Sun· ager of the Syracuse team, abo dar. servetl &! president !)f the 1966 Las t year four teams fron · Heigs County Llttle L,cagu~. Pomeroy, one out o! Racine, and Middleport's Little Leagues oper·, a fi ixtl!, from Syracuse, played a ated .:~eparatel 1 t f full srhedule and captured the 'tb c Y as s year m ~ e ounty Le&8tJe. ponso_rsro.u: interest, energies, and support Middleport n~w are at~dylDg , of over 100 youngaters, agea nine plan to as!OClate with tbf: natioatf!rou&b 12. al orJan.i%atlon. · The :Planners who meet •uOlb~ managers last year, who mor-row will 'be asked to atudy tre ex~ted to return ~r 1 ee· ,formati9n o( a Pony Lea{ue for eond uason, included Bob Roboys 12 through U~. This loop berts, Don Betzin.g, , Jo_bnv would "graduate.!" of the Young, Paul (Moon) Clifford, and League. Fooey Wolfe. Garnes were played . ilot Contemplated to apply Jut 1ummer every · week d.t~ J membership in the .Little Lea- night except Saturday oa ·th·t! sue of An'ie:ric:a, .nati'lnal ortani· Pomeroy and Racine tield. I lbo~~•. i ..ludlac on.• for · ~t:~lMIIac team, will ~'i ·thillk th&t In , any bu_ketball be .1!ol.,to.J:locpoot touro.,. cere- pme decided by a 10 point or mo~,,A~· to be ,;...,n are 10 Jeu margin, the referees deter- rlbiiOnl!; lor i.ndlvlduol petlom· ancet, ~ifiCit,_ lo each boY who PII.YecJ; i•·c~ >toll!nameat, and a medal to ·tli9b me(Dber of an alltn-at!'ltll. lluUe4""""'·~ · Portland twiee in np1ai se...on play, 18aeb timt~ refefeea make .. · . · .· · REDLEGS WIN AGAIN;QWRENCESHARP . . . mistakes but 3Te ':;:;;;--~'-;;;;:~;;-:'-;;:=-:::=:..:..:..:::::::;:..::::._:::::::::__:::::::___ Glory F•.lied State Fm·als Loom one Game A.way For 16 Cage 5's - ;• Sleater held tbe J'il!Uiei to - - . ::: Hanl< S.U.r, 31-roar-old ...~ fielder, drove in aeyen· 'runi wlib' two bomell and · a tl~blj - ... 1Jie N~• York Glant:l beat· the CJ~ lond lndllno, 11-7, ou\1 look 1 J-1 .n:cord com~ M'itb Del.11~2-2 ' ..$HOW and 54-'E · ··~~IMI Fo!'I*'fiiURS., MAilCH 11 " IUY "OUTPIILDiil ONTARIO, Call!. UP _ The ~>an 'Die(o Padreo ol !be Pooille Solo l )t.in. e$h- t ...._ 11 ~ Leque Fr1day pureb.ed h•FOR qutl!elder • llnl beoemon ae..-,. M'etk:Ovich ,from Lo"ui11vtue. M:et- ';\'!;.~Yl: •'!'" c•T••·ooua1 ~ ~· . · Wrlto HlroM Slo~. · MWdleport RF1i'" kovl<b .10<1 tbo ·I'ICL in b&ltlDi wlt.b mtrt for . 1n 1!11111. Georp ~; Martin 5 "(.1-3) ll; warda , f 10 point~ he'd have io ed Ohic;jlsh &ehool basketbaJJ lieve errors happen that way. Say referee& of a match were !lia.ine: Gnllam I (0.3) 2: Hart I <l·~J ;I: W!lton 0 (0.1) 0; Biroh pulJing a boner once ev(!ry lw~ 3 (3-7), ~; Wolle 4 !2-8) 10; Wick· minutes, or once each mln~tl.'. line CJ.O.O: .t.Ulll D (11-20) 24. Per- U I game were close, &badln:t dne way or the other by oi.e ·or centate 21 '%. Portlana 1 ~ 34 tt two poiJtts, no mort; yes, a-tnli· Shlde • 8 12 22 31 toke oould throw it the other Portlond: F. Q<oart 3 (().l)) 6; I), way, Court G-0-Gj P.J'lte ? (H) 16· Vap But over the long baul, tbe Meter 2 (0.0) ·4i McKelvey ,; CU) 11me route, we believe the ~t · 12i Bruce Me~lvey 0 <1·2) I; Par- ter team generally wins on the oont I CO-O) 2; Well• 0 n-2) 1· partleular floor they arc on and Smith 1 jO:D) 2; Non teorlna: Wed.- OD the u>ecilte night they arc dle. TOta J!'18 (8-26) .U. Percentage playing. 41%. each team tr:om the blue ribbon claftic In Colum-b us next week. Height~ and experience paid ofl in mDst of Friday ntghrs winners In U. U..game card, whleb found 1everat 1noie big name-~ .hitting the dult~r.-rated Josen Included C0 10m b . Nort . b an · d ChilliCv..-,e, ...n. rated·foutf.b and lOth respecUv'el}'. TJ).ree othef members of the top 10, Middletown No. 1, , Toledo Macomber No. 7 and Shelby No. 8 found - the ra'ngc to ad-vance into tonight's regional fill· als. Something had to give in the Macomber-North battle itl Toledo, and the Toledo team us,d ih And whllc the basketball BenShade: Bing 4 (2-4) 10; Erwin son i1 in Its last ga1p exee~t for 3 (I~J 7; Fulton 2 (0.2) 4; Ran· dolph 2 Cl·2J" Dl Klnr I (~>{}) 2; the reglonals and state final11, J ~ Gulbrle. 4 (2:4) .10; Non ~eorin1 want to get a ph-1g In agaiNit un· BY UNITID PltiSS Hudnell. Totlio 18 Cll-18) 38. Per- 1portamanUke coacbe1. Rqlonal Tournarnaritt centage 41 '7(, . One was noticed like a sore . Clan ItA At Clnclnn.tl bandaged thumb In 8 game !n Cincinnuti Elder 60 ChJilic.otb'.l Middlcpbrt ~uring January._ This 56 t'lown ahouted rlba at the re- Middletown 94 Tecumseh 52 feree!l ennstantly, made ~:rac!-.:.s about th ,.lddi t 1 At; Toledo 1011 c epor P aycr~, Toledo Alacotnber 64 Columbna exhorted hi1 boya to ''t011gh il North 44 UJl" then cried Uk,e, • baby whe· 1 Shelby ~· 54 Lima ow an lnfraetiqt\ WNI cJUed. . ~r pub\lc IC~~lt ClaN A At Athen• money · to blr'e thaf1 ty"'p"o • •"'"i'·n"-' ·I Bctbcl 71 Newark St'. FranCia 58 splratlon to younr \ &U1Jcte 6 . By . At Canton 11nd large our· ~L· coaches Midvale 64 Vienna Hi ,oft •portsmen 68 Ridgtivlllu 51 are .,1 fine 1 that have come dOWJ) the pike. ~ ' At Lime There was this oa• ;exception. Holmea 63 Uberty 73 New BreiQen U he returns next j yu'r '· we be· !levi everywbere · will hope 63 Ottawa Parochial for a dlfterent · attitU-de from 88 Baske&ball . buno~ Savanna~ f~ns Aycra~Yille him. COLLIOI IAIJ!*TIALL NCAA Tour1t1r )ftCI Jlouncl CaUforDia 86 Brlrb•Dit Young 69 San Franclaco 6ft Idaho Stale 51 Kan1a1 73 SMU 65 ot : Mlchllan State 86 Notre Dame ., Syracuse 1& Lafayette 11 Kentucky 98 PltllbUI'Ih 93 Oklahoma City 75 St. Louis 88 North Cal'<)lina 81 Canl&lut 76 NCU ....II Coii- Chemplon.lp Wheaton eo Ky. Wetleyan .ea lhl..... , .... ~... ' Mt. St. Mll'}'l G L<lr Ani. .. · SHOTGUN SHOOT ..... . .. . .. . ~ lZAAK WALTON FARM Chiller, Oblo Iii ' ' , 'I, ,. , ' ,1• .J<-"1) • •• . -~-']. ' " > ' · . ,.... , SUNDAY, MARCH 17..."' .. . r J P.M. 'til Dtlrle PIJBLIC INVII'ED .. ·~·' · re. W:,~.T~~ Loeklond Ploin ~lder 63 Gratis 86 Dradford 67 .N.•w Uolme..-Llbetty 28-i VI • •• pt...,. U4 dl~ Ia Ume ~gd riadJ aQ Jive frtndly ~~~ttl' locllily. ' ,._,.,111<1• f!Utenl wllb lbe molal caMkri .. . • · · · • · • · · • · - · .... · .. , -:- ' ·The Case of the Empty House Yn. fire inmran«e ftl:uk it' po~~iblc for them 10.buy t~r new houaor. But aflu tMit orber home w11 dettro)'rd lhty found lhu thtlr lmur· 111nce apn1 waa rigln afler all' wnd lhatlnauun~eon a houlll! donn'l roftr il! Conttnb. · A 1imple additinn to }'Gill' pramt ftre policy. «HiinJl unly a kw un11 1· d:iity, will help M,PI<IU fOUr hOulthOht, lurnilhmp•hould lhey •ulfer , 11011. from rare or lightninl(.! ,1'hl1 imuranu: RKenq' i1 Will' iiiK to ;~u;~lylt' your umn;~ncc llC'edl wft"out obll~t~tion. ' Phone !8$ i Po~aeroy • Adndrcd .Personal .PORTABt.E .TV '"'r/"-' · .· ~ -· ·, .. . ., ' . .· J Moilel TlOI .I 00. Series · . Power. Big Set Plctu~e: fleture Tube . . AIWllln!Je~ 't Non Bttakl.ble M'eial c_a$~. I, i~ i' Berm Berry's Hatdlerr,. Ille· 425 . 5th l!lt~t . ..: • • at a eui wllhfu the * • fllDUy's in'ans Tr•vey.finlterwald P&rltc•11burg, W. Va. ~ FUNERAL IIOME Pho« Oarfiela ' •j • .:... • •.• . l ·;f~ . . '·•· ':·. , ' T ,; . ~~;~:[~~p~.~-- .. .. ....... ' $17.9~ Oil· -·- . -. '\ . ·~ '-tl'''~ . '. . ~ ~ t ' "' ' .. ' " .' '" '' ,, ..,. "''· ' " ' , •~ i tj ' : 1. 1ha~ no pen~~ !"' On an itjneraP.t o-r ·1 bui.s .shall eaface' in th'e -' ttr trade of JCUi'nJJ. maga· fither a sa printlpa1 or alf· ent, on a bouse to. house basi• within the VIllage: of Pomeroy Without fir&t havlna: taken 1out a license for the !a:Ine from the Mayor o£ the Village of Pomeroy. Section 2: The Mayor is hereby authorized to grant a lleense to im:r person of good chaMeter upon the payment bY such person to the village treasury the sum of $5. Section 3: That permis'si~n to eonduct the buslness or the sale of nl8{~azines on the bouse to house a tnnBient salesman un· :liren1e shall terminate who .... . ,•·:-· 19116 ·BUICK VB Centuiy··· ·~r.)liv"\­ e:ra Sedan: [)ynafl~'·t Jfiijt,4 , power steering and ,briiJtea; good \ires. $2,995.00. B\aettnatt t. IO~ eroy. 3 '\l4j~ll! . ' ' ,,.u; SCRAP IRON - METALS ---~-----,~ --- Rer.t 1955 FORi). VB .Ranch Wa\on . Fordomatic, spotle.y . orialnal 2 room and·. balh:..t'U,~d ~p'tt, 4 room and bath furnished apt. ~~llnish. $1',!111~- lllfett· _.. in Pomeroy, 8 room hous~, -.. tl\t!IY." '. . 3 14 etc furnished or unfurnished, iar· Dfi(l : c.·Star Chief 4 dr. den, 5 n'liles north of PomeroY. --; '§da'n. ~v~ steerine & brakes References pleaore. Phone bydram~tte.~ itr!Ye, ,lo.w !Dileage. 61l94-X. 3·1Ute $2, 195.00- ~ :Qilae~tna~s. Pomer,oy. ·~-~~·:· ' 3 14 6tc I OHIO r . VALLEY ., ' · '· JUNK CO. ,.,... 510 . 1954 BUICK Super 2 dr. Riviera Coupe. Hard top style, power steering a11d brakeR, dynaO&W drive. $1,89:5.00. Blaettnar's, 14 6tc Autornobllo, Health ACCIDINT Lit., C••ualty 111nd lerub •' A!lllniDbed Tube, optic fll· ' :zincs either as a prlnetPal· Ori at;· · bY tra~sient . .and ,UJ:nerl~t( , ·~!·~~~~.:•11d pena1Qe• for JfaUur~·1 10 ·· iicense. , :. · .Ordained bY th• <:ouncil ' Vill•ee ol :l'om1tot. §~\( ~~8~')_;_A~u~to~;!;,___._ l -' ,. ot - - - ·- · --:-'1f...,.:~!....: i '•l . ·~ '. . ,. • * (14 1 For -·"-:'J-ihmlr&:tu~ ::· , :1' . .. 1 VB Staf Chief Catalina Sedan. Pbwer deerine: a"ncJ brake"'. R & H, fully eqirl~ ped. $2,895.00. Blaeth1arf, Pomeroy. 3 14 6tc · r, '£~.·'• ~·n.\Q. !ll~qce from TVsta- Main St. OI.DINANCI No. 315 lQ!<J .PONTIAC V D EdWG rd. S Pllll WtUiaHUOII •.Finsterwald Funerar .Ho'me RESULTS • le~: ' itej,vy .duty AM ~peak· er. adjuats to mat¢ receiv: . JVSf f317.00 GETS • SPRING council and 'to · ITJB EASY TO ; ··" ''fitlY - SELL - RI!NT ; find employmenl - hire I or find a lost il'ltn through : 'fbo Daily Sentinel WANT · • AOS. Don't put It off • CaD 398 Today -An Ad In · · ··-:"11Jis column. · 't 8bKE· LINING · · · · · .. : · · · · · · · .. · ·~ OFF SEAT COVERS · ·· ··· · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · ·· · $17·95 Le' lis Get Ye... «::ar *eacly le... Sprlag Drlvial · See ··... ~ for tlppot,.l..eat o! ~arrow. Wt UL ABNER ; ~- Plus Tax and Recappable Tire .f'{iib ~~ Wh Unu~ our service• rencltrid. Ellt~Wil' to I!IIW! the burden ,<( 1.) Notices • " 2&-1 ~~· ~--te HrVtee botomea more : t Wlnnen •t Ndt •II• will ad- r...utoUono lor cop- I• ,. ville 26-1 AI T"Y loc~land Wiyne 20-& vs. Gratt11 A111t1 • .I .Ayers- vance to tt.. Jttte fln1l1 In c., lumbua, Mlrch 22 end H. ; 1 •' TONIGHT'S SCHaDUU Cle" AA At ...... Cleveland Latin 2a.G VI, Cloveland Eut Tech 11-.1 At ClnclnneH Middletown 24-0 v•. CJaclnnall Elder lllo5 At Kent Kent Roosevelt 21·2 v.. .uro•JI SOuth 17-<1 At Toledo Bbetby 31·1 va. Toledo Macomber 21 ·1 Ct... A At Athtne _ Bolt~~ 23-f) .YI. Blithe( ZIJ.1 .., . · j. ... At Con..n Mjdva e 20.9 VI. Savannah 25-8 , AI. Lll!ll 1 - To provide for -tbe lieensinJC house to house aalea of · maa:a· - Enduring l!llnfl. Our 1 II1 PHONE .\ raur;.ru • !be 1 of AU Types •-.ansuruce S' Ph w~i~n~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;•~-~~'":;:; one 3SaX City Clwaetor •• , Ro~taUon __ lntocrtt.y ore ·~III'IGII &endi~g a t.eam ~nto the finals foo the fll'lt t1me 1ft lix yean, jusl when the atate tourney returns to ColuJDbus after a four-year sla)' at 'Cleveland and Cincinnati Mi h Ml~ldotl own Winner & ty Mt etGwn won Us 24th victory In a row In the Cincln· nati .e vent Friday night, handing Tecumseh (22-2) a 94-f'2 Job. AllOhio center Jerry LUcas In of three the Middies acored 30 polntl quarter• 81 12 Middletown ploym b· h 1n lt t e lt'Ol' g column. Again It was lack ot heliht as Tecumseh fell bf.!blnd, ll--2, and never caught up. AlsCt at Cinelnnati, underdog Cincinnati ~lder (19-5) broke up a tight game in the fourth period to defeat Chilli· cothe (%1·2) of the Central Ohio League, 60--M. Shelby's Larry Sicgfled scored M point•. ineludinr 19: of 2G free throws, to down Lima, 54--15, 'In lhe Toledo Claq AA regioDal. Shel· by (21·1} will meet Maeombcr In tonight~• finals . In Class A action, two-time champion Loekland Wayn~ 20-5 turned back Plain City AldE·r 213 in Tmy, 77·6:3, despite , 2"· " point output by forward To 1•1 Miller of the losers. , Bethel TOPI Newark I. ittle Bt!lhel 26·1 Of Clermont County bad too much ability ror Newark St. Francis 21·3 in Cla!IB A action in Athens. The score was tied lS times and the lead changed 11 times bc!ore ,BelhcJ behind Ed Bode's 26 pomts', went to work . and scored a 77·15'1 I) . . . 4NJ) . . . . . . . . . . . ;..,.,...... . not (ntentionolly orooked. -IMINitht Then surely It would fol111w BuUan4 · ·u U 20 28 that mlatake! would cane~l By BOB GRIMM beleht to a~w.ntage to- ·turn back Bumo . a 10 t8 Zl eaeb the otber out. For 8 refer(·~ OOLUMBUS, 0 . UP- The glory the Capital City team, .M-44. Rutload: Hollmon 4 U·2J 9; Hob- who wae having a b~\~ night to tiDed stllte fi~Ja loomed so near, . Ironically, North'« loss daahed ltoUer 0 (t-tl) 4; Pier<:e 2 (IHJ) 4; •hove 1 game one/ way · by up- yet 10 far, for 18 tournament teat· the Central DJstrict'a bopea ot Dupb aa4 Comibl, non scorera. make a0 long string of error Jr team• t ay. · Tota11 11 (11-12) 28- Rutland 36% .tavor of the . wtnnera. 1 don't1 be·1 Only o~e more game separated of abott. • mark. ' • 5".'17-42- 'f ·WANT ADS • JH o(t Loa Angel.. tonllbl • Ill , · 10.roun4 l>out tt J1011)'1iood !"''jon stsdltlm; Plrta hu aeta. four hlta. sprin• homera but the •·••e•• fint ho~er of the sprin{.:....:a 426• new. ... nevertheless are rolling alone with !oot bloot to the "wr~Rf flild" a tldy three-a:ame winninc atrealr: DU1 the St. Louis Cardinali: rallied and a ~2 reeord In the Citru. Cfr. In the •ixth lnnlna: whh fift · Tuns cttit The reason• •· •• · · '""" -anaaer to beat the• New YOrk YeDiee&' . B!rdie Tebbetts bas been laYinJ: 7-t. PitChing. Minnie Mluoso dfove til .f our BrooD Lawrence, the lt-rb.e l'UIIi with a palr of ~en . ,iad. winner the Redlegs "Jtolt.. fntm Walt Dropo whl:eked a . ~ i.;ra:k h Lane las~ · year, came tound-trlpper u · tbe Claifii(J tro ug Fridday wU1h their latut: Wblle SOx won a wjl<l ")fi!UIDC 8 ng moun per ormanee - a five-lnnlng stint in which yield- boe wltb the Detroit ed only two hits to tbeheXI The Surprllln1- Pi · ·fl. City Athletics in a 4-3 Redle" 0 rate• ,-.d t.beir ·~;.'vi · : Ill tory. • v e- aevea pma 'wbta. •ly In the oovontlt ~fl!;< .llieni. Ltwrente's perf~rma,ee f,oJ.. a 11-1 deelllloa".... li{~a lowed preVious stroni" -tbowiap Senato11., · · by Warre~ Hacker, - R~ll4t )(eyv, Ha1 Jeffcoat, Jobney KURJI{ein and Tanl Acker, thUa lelldl~g weight to Tebbetts'~thel'il· tbat the Redlegs ean win the penunt thla year even if they don't eome neir lheir 221-homer output of · t~. . The Milwaukee •B ravu alsO got fme pitching agai~ Frlday to -beat lh_e PhJladelphb Phillies, ~1. Cbel Nichol&, ·Humber-to ·J lobhuon ahd · FOR CONSlST.INT DBPiliDABJ.I &UULTI ~- llOI ~ uP -llttMtri'o , Parra at 14Pleo Cl\7, the rtMIM . 14~ leotherwelcht OOIIteliW, , II. .,. lovorl\0 ov~ V!DCt J;lOlo ' 11u a••• ,.olpwts qowNWrtt.r Unlh4 Pres. The Cincinnati Redlego ue proo vlding plenty of bad ne.. for tbeir National League ri'llh "be- I BY • · Bats Of Big ~lu, Beii;,Silent J P.Aap. PAVOIIID · Every allte-oodied. adult baseball enthusla'st who 1s wUllng to lend a h_and tn pianni.ng and carrying through another sue· ces.sfuf Metgs Count Y Lillie Le ague prografrk. this aummer is cause they're winniilJ withOut the lnVlted to attend a 2 p.in. meeting Sunday In Poineroy city "·big bang". ball. · ed(e in the l}ll'tRf :..;";: Wiille Tracy Wha ley, 1966 secretary· Ted ...-KJuslewski and Gus Bell KaJ• also bomer'ed tar ,'tbe Giadt& 1 t reasurer of the Jeagu r , announ- zation "W hne yet to cooned for theb-' fiJ'ft !Mickey llntle . w&UoPid bi1 1 d Sports Desk. llu._ tnnltdlt 11 loWr!~J<leop ~ eb100plonllblp. Coaeh ~ ·. 1Nbll'• hot elub ~- a st~ Racine lelm m the """".flnalo 1111 nliht ll8 to 24. l'llr:tJand eclied Shade ~- ........ lro01 bOI>Ind lo the Sunday, 2 p.m., Pomeroy City Hall, Set As T.ime To Organize For P.lay 4--Dally Sentinel, Pomei'O)'·Mid41eport, o., March•IS; tea? Dtllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,llmh 18, 1917-8 l201 BuslneSi 5ervlce~ (21) .Real Estote_.,.. 1·5 H. P.-1 phaie electric .motCir. · ~i! : gen~tator. MoJ\V~ry, 104' 'l-40 l(..- W.·2M .\l'oUil _1 llaist. Geofj:e - 1: ~ .l'eileeek. -AVenue, , PoJnero•y, 3-111-Stp ~,\NCY Real Estate BNker In MIODLIPORT, OHIO 6116-M PHONES 6311 IT'S MUST YOU READ oveJ:t. MY SHOULDER~ · WAY 1:-BUT IT M6 . NERVOUS MAI<SS �• • • • Planners Will Meet ( The ~eol~ • Rldlan4 ' Grade SduiOl wtll &o .la.lo ~~~~ Portland G<'~ Sd>ool lnvitatlonll Buket· ball ~nt --minutes. Coaell· !(uben Pri<e'a Po:tlaDd team ballott but three l&meJ thit 1«1110n. A brt;e crowd i• expected to " ou ,lutq.d toftitht at 7:10 for the . eonlolatlon ~~me · Slllde p,ad lladM lor runnerup .... ,..._, . .hi al .,.,. ' I l I,_ Tanneb!U . Lowell Cole, ex-co,.ching gre.et of the Nellonville Hound'! bas· ketball ·md football te.ams and now a principal In that ~chool system, believes that basketba tl referees baYe mueh to do with wi.nninJ or losing ("!ose games. Momenta before onset of the keiJOnv1"lle·R-t"ne -. ••ame In the AtbenJ Sectional tournament cou)tle Of ween ago, Cole o)). Rneld: mine the outcome.'' Let's examine tkis wl\h 111 due respect' to Mr.· who- bu proved ' hb:' _ abll}ty long .,since !nd have· -been guilty o maldng an 12' (>01Mto. NIIU'a Rod Devil• ore olf·th... uff ••••• m.. , without lead b7 tHoffJUft, kobttetter J1ar.. conslderlng aU Implications. Let'• auume with Lowell th1t tin and Pierce. Portland bu. little by Billy 14-ny ond lonlcy Sornmy Price u Ita iualn bOpeo. "' • od th• ,. H "d · e opera e so SUI'· · mcc mg. e sa1 · lt 13 cesslull h •1 t b hoP,e~ two teams can be added t•. selv es [hat er~Q.iits o{ear~ )' ourthe s1x that operated last yea 1 li 1 Util can see . with "great su ccess." The~e add· Ue re~IQn to lme _up with the nat10n-wtde organtzatwn" Whal ed t•ams !lla}' be dra:"'n from the ey uid. ' Laurel Cliff commumty and Rut· I d an · Both have been Invited tD Eddie Guinther, Syracuse, manparticipate in the meetinp Sun· ager of the Syracuse team, abo dar. servetl &! president !)f the 1966 Las t year four teams fron · Heigs County Llttle L,cagu~. Pomeroy, one out o! Racine, and Middleport's Little Leagues oper·, a fi ixtl!, from Syracuse, played a ated .:~eparatel 1 t f full srhedule and captured the 'tb c Y as s year m ~ e ounty Le&8tJe. ponso_rsro.u: interest, energies, and support Middleport n~w are at~dylDg , of over 100 youngaters, agea nine plan to as!OClate with tbf: natioatf!rou&b 12. al orJan.i%atlon. · The :Planners who meet •uOlb~ managers last year, who mor-row will 'be asked to atudy tre ex~ted to return ~r 1 ee· ,formati9n o( a Pony Lea{ue for eond uason, included Bob Roboys 12 through U~. This loop berts, Don Betzin.g, , Jo_bnv would "graduate.!" of the Young, Paul (Moon) Clifford, and League. Fooey Wolfe. Garnes were played . ilot Contemplated to apply Jut 1ummer every · week d.t~ J membership in the .Little Lea- night except Saturday oa ·th·t! sue of An'ie:ric:a, .nati'lnal ortani· Pomeroy and Racine tield. I lbo~~•. i ..ludlac on.• for · ~t:~lMIIac team, will ~'i ·thillk th&t In , any bu_ketball be .1!ol.,to.J:locpoot touro.,. cere- pme decided by a 10 point or mo~,,A~· to be ,;...,n are 10 Jeu margin, the referees deter- rlbiiOnl!; lor i.ndlvlduol petlom· ancet, ~ifiCit,_ lo each boY who PII.YecJ; i•·c~ >toll!nameat, and a medal to ·tli9b me(Dber of an alltn-at!'ltll. lluUe4""""'·~ · Portland twiee in np1ai se...on play, 18aeb timt~ refefeea make .. · . · .· · REDLEGS WIN AGAIN;QWRENCESHARP . . . mistakes but 3Te ':;:;;;--~'-;;;;:~;;-:'-;;:=-:::=:..:..:..:::::::;:..::::._:::::::::__:::::::___ Glory F•.lied State Fm·als Loom one Game A.way For 16 Cage 5's - ;• Sleater held tbe J'il!Uiei to - - . ::: Hanl< S.U.r, 31-roar-old ...~ fielder, drove in aeyen· 'runi wlib' two bomell and · a tl~blj - ... 1Jie N~• York Glant:l beat· the CJ~ lond lndllno, 11-7, ou\1 look 1 J-1 .n:cord com~ M'itb Del.11~2-2 ' ..$HOW and 54-'E · ··~~IMI Fo!'I*'fiiURS., MAilCH 11 " IUY "OUTPIILDiil ONTARIO, Call!. UP _ The ~>an 'Die(o Padreo ol !be Pooille Solo l )t.in. e$h- t ...._ 11 ~ Leque Fr1day pureb.ed h•FOR qutl!elder • llnl beoemon ae..-,. M'etk:Ovich ,from Lo"ui11vtue. M:et- ';\'!;.~Yl: •'!'" c•T••·ooua1 ~ ~· . · Wrlto HlroM Slo~. · MWdleport RF1i'" kovl<b .10<1 tbo ·I'ICL in b&ltlDi wlt.b mtrt for . 1n 1!11111. Georp ~; Martin 5 "(.1-3) ll; warda , f 10 point~ he'd have io ed Ohic;jlsh &ehool basketbaJJ lieve errors happen that way. Say referee& of a match were !lia.ine: Gnllam I (0.3) 2: Hart I <l·~J ;I: W!lton 0 (0.1) 0; Biroh pulJing a boner once ev(!ry lw~ 3 (3-7), ~; Wolle 4 !2-8) 10; Wick· minutes, or once each mln~tl.'. line CJ.O.O: .t.Ulll D (11-20) 24. Per- U I game were close, &badln:t dne way or the other by oi.e ·or centate 21 '%. Portlana 1 ~ 34 tt two poiJtts, no mort; yes, a-tnli· Shlde • 8 12 22 31 toke oould throw it the other Portlond: F. Q<oart 3 (().l)) 6; I), way, Court G-0-Gj P.J'lte ? (H) 16· Vap But over the long baul, tbe Meter 2 (0.0) ·4i McKelvey ,; CU) 11me route, we believe the ~t · 12i Bruce Me~lvey 0 <1·2) I; Par- ter team generally wins on the oont I CO-O) 2; Well• 0 n-2) 1· partleular floor they arc on and Smith 1 jO:D) 2; Non teorlna: Wed.- OD the u>ecilte night they arc dle. TOta J!'18 (8-26) .U. Percentage playing. 41%. each team tr:om the blue ribbon claftic In Colum-b us next week. Height~ and experience paid ofl in mDst of Friday ntghrs winners In U. U..game card, whleb found 1everat 1noie big name-~ .hitting the dult~r.-rated Josen Included C0 10m b . Nort . b an · d ChilliCv..-,e, ...n. rated·foutf.b and lOth respecUv'el}'. TJ).ree othef members of the top 10, Middletown No. 1, , Toledo Macomber No. 7 and Shelby No. 8 found - the ra'ngc to ad-vance into tonight's regional fill· als. Something had to give in the Macomber-North battle itl Toledo, and the Toledo team us,d ih And whllc the basketball BenShade: Bing 4 (2-4) 10; Erwin son i1 in Its last ga1p exee~t for 3 (I~J 7; Fulton 2 (0.2) 4; Ran· dolph 2 Cl·2J" Dl Klnr I (~>{}) 2; the reglonals and state final11, J ~ Gulbrle. 4 (2:4) .10; Non ~eorin1 want to get a ph-1g In agaiNit un· BY UNITID PltiSS Hudnell. Totlio 18 Cll-18) 38. Per- 1portamanUke coacbe1. Rqlonal Tournarnaritt centage 41 '7(, . One was noticed like a sore . Clan ItA At Clnclnn.tl bandaged thumb In 8 game !n Cincinnuti Elder 60 ChJilic.otb'.l Middlcpbrt ~uring January._ This 56 t'lown ahouted rlba at the re- Middletown 94 Tecumseh 52 feree!l ennstantly, made ~:rac!-.:.s about th ,.lddi t 1 At; Toledo 1011 c epor P aycr~, Toledo Alacotnber 64 Columbna exhorted hi1 boya to ''t011gh il North 44 UJl" then cried Uk,e, • baby whe· 1 Shelby ~· 54 Lima ow an lnfraetiqt\ WNI cJUed. . ~r pub\lc IC~~lt ClaN A At Athen• money · to blr'e thaf1 ty"'p"o • •"'"i'·n"-' ·I Bctbcl 71 Newark St'. FranCia 58 splratlon to younr \ &U1Jcte 6 . By . At Canton 11nd large our· ~L· coaches Midvale 64 Vienna Hi ,oft •portsmen 68 Ridgtivlllu 51 are .,1 fine 1 that have come dOWJ) the pike. ~ ' At Lime There was this oa• ;exception. Holmea 63 Uberty 73 New BreiQen U he returns next j yu'r '· we be· !levi everywbere · will hope 63 Ottawa Parochial for a dlfterent · attitU-de from 88 Baske&ball . buno~ Savanna~ f~ns Aycra~Yille him. COLLIOI IAIJ!*TIALL NCAA Tour1t1r )ftCI Jlouncl CaUforDia 86 Brlrb•Dit Young 69 San Franclaco 6ft Idaho Stale 51 Kan1a1 73 SMU 65 ot : Mlchllan State 86 Notre Dame ., Syracuse 1& Lafayette 11 Kentucky 98 PltllbUI'Ih 93 Oklahoma City 75 St. Louis 88 North Cal'<)lina 81 Canl&lut 76 NCU ....II Coii- Chemplon.lp Wheaton eo Ky. Wetleyan .ea lhl..... , .... ~... ' Mt. St. Mll'}'l G L<lr Ani. .. · SHOTGUN SHOOT ..... . .. . .. . ~ lZAAK WALTON FARM Chiller, Oblo Iii ' ' , 'I, ,. , ' ,1• .J<-"1) • •• . -~-']. ' " > ' · . ,.... , SUNDAY, MARCH 17..."' .. . r J P.M. 'til Dtlrle PIJBLIC INVII'ED .. ·~·' · re. W:,~.T~~ Loeklond Ploin ~lder 63 Gratis 86 Dradford 67 .N.•w Uolme..-Llbetty 28-i VI • •• pt...,. U4 dl~ Ia Ume ~gd riadJ aQ Jive frtndly ~~~ttl' locllily. ' ,._,.,111<1• f!Utenl wllb lbe molal caMkri .. . • · · · • · • · · • · - · .... · .. , -:- ' ·The Case of the Empty House Yn. fire inmran«e ftl:uk it' po~~iblc for them 10.buy t~r new houaor. But aflu tMit orber home w11 dettro)'rd lhty found lhu thtlr lmur· 111nce apn1 waa rigln afler all' wnd lhatlnauun~eon a houlll! donn'l roftr il! Conttnb. · A 1imple additinn to }'Gill' pramt ftre policy. «HiinJl unly a kw un11 1· d:iity, will help M,PI<IU fOUr hOulthOht, lurnilhmp•hould lhey •ulfer , 11011. from rare or lightninl(.! ,1'hl1 imuranu: RKenq' i1 Will' iiiK to ;~u;~lylt' your umn;~ncc llC'edl wft"out obll~t~tion. ' Phone !8$ i Po~aeroy • Adndrcd .Personal .PORTABt.E .TV '"'r/"-' · .· ~ -· ·, .. . ., ' . .· J Moilel TlOI .I 00. Series · . Power. Big Set Plctu~e: fleture Tube . . AIWllln!Je~ 't Non Bttakl.ble M'eial c_a$~. I, i~ i' Berm Berry's Hatdlerr,. Ille· 425 . 5th l!lt~t . ..: • • at a eui wllhfu the * • fllDUy's in'ans Tr•vey.finlterwald P&rltc•11burg, W. Va. ~ FUNERAL IIOME Pho« Oarfiela ' •j • .:... • •.• . l ·;f~ . . '·•· ':·. , ' T ,; . ~~;~:[~~p~.~-- .. .. ....... ' $17.9~ Oil· -·- . -. '\ . ·~ '-tl'''~ . '. . ~ ~ t ' "' ' .. ' " .' '" '' ,, ..,. "''· ' " ' , •~ i tj ' : 1. 1ha~ no pen~~ !"' On an itjneraP.t o-r ·1 bui.s .shall eaface' in th'e -' ttr trade of JCUi'nJJ. maga· fither a sa printlpa1 or alf· ent, on a bouse to. house basi• within the VIllage: of Pomeroy Without fir&t havlna: taken 1out a license for the !a:Ine from the Mayor o£ the Village of Pomeroy. Section 2: The Mayor is hereby authorized to grant a lleense to im:r person of good chaMeter upon the payment bY such person to the village treasury the sum of $5. Section 3: That permis'si~n to eonduct the buslness or the sale of nl8{~azines on the bouse to house a tnnBient salesman un· :liren1e shall terminate who .... . ,•·:-· 19116 ·BUICK VB Centuiy··· ·~r.)liv"\­ e:ra Sedan: [)ynafl~'·t Jfiijt,4 , power steering and ,briiJtea; good \ires. $2,995.00. B\aettnatt t. IO~ eroy. 3 '\l4j~ll! . ' ' ,,.u; SCRAP IRON - METALS ---~-----,~ --- Rer.t 1955 FORi). VB .Ranch Wa\on . Fordomatic, spotle.y . orialnal 2 room and·. balh:..t'U,~d ~p'tt, 4 room and bath furnished apt. ~~llnish. $1',!111~- lllfett· _.. in Pomeroy, 8 room hous~, -.. tl\t!IY." '. . 3 14 etc furnished or unfurnished, iar· Dfi(l : c.·Star Chief 4 dr. den, 5 n'liles north of PomeroY. --; '§da'n. ~v~ steerine & brakes References pleaore. Phone bydram~tte.~ itr!Ye, ,lo.w !Dileage. 61l94-X. 3·1Ute $2, 195.00- ~ :Qilae~tna~s. Pomer,oy. ·~-~~·:· ' 3 14 6tc I OHIO r . VALLEY ., ' · '· JUNK CO. ,.,... 510 . 1954 BUICK Super 2 dr. Riviera Coupe. Hard top style, power steering a11d brakeR, dynaO&W drive. $1,89:5.00. Blaettnar's, 14 6tc Autornobllo, Health ACCIDINT Lit., C••ualty 111nd lerub •' A!lllniDbed Tube, optic fll· ' :zincs either as a prlnetPal· Ori at;· · bY tra~sient . .and ,UJ:nerl~t( , ·~!·~~~~.:•11d pena1Qe• for JfaUur~·1 10 ·· iicense. , :. · .Ordained bY th• <:ouncil ' Vill•ee ol :l'om1tot. §~\( ~~8~')_;_A~u~to~;!;,___._ l -' ,. ot - - - ·- · --:-'1f...,.:~!....: i '•l . ·~ '. . ,. • * (14 1 For -·"-:'J-ihmlr&:tu~ ::· , :1' . .. 1 VB Staf Chief Catalina Sedan. Pbwer deerine: a"ncJ brake"'. R & H, fully eqirl~ ped. $2,895.00. Blaeth1arf, Pomeroy. 3 14 6tc · r, '£~.·'• ~·n.\Q. !ll~qce from TVsta- Main St. OI.DINANCI No. 315 lQ!<J .PONTIAC V D EdWG rd. S Pllll WtUiaHUOII •.Finsterwald Funerar .Ho'me RESULTS • le~: ' itej,vy .duty AM ~peak· er. adjuats to mat¢ receiv: . JVSf f317.00 GETS • SPRING council and 'to · ITJB EASY TO ; ··" ''fitlY - SELL - RI!NT ; find employmenl - hire I or find a lost il'ltn through : 'fbo Daily Sentinel WANT · • AOS. Don't put It off • CaD 398 Today -An Ad In · · ··-:"11Jis column. · 't 8bKE· LINING · · · · · .. : · · · · · · · .. · ·~ OFF SEAT COVERS · ·· ··· · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · ·· · $17·95 Le' lis Get Ye... «::ar *eacly le... Sprlag Drlvial · See ··... ~ for tlppot,.l..eat o! ~arrow. Wt UL ABNER ; ~- Plus Tax and Recappable Tire .f'{iib ~~ Wh Unu~ our service• rencltrid. Ellt~Wil' to I!IIW! the burden ,<( 1.) Notices • " 2&-1 ~~· ~--te HrVtee botomea more : t Wlnnen •t Ndt •II• will ad- r...utoUono lor cop- I• ,. ville 26-1 AI T"Y loc~land Wiyne 20-& vs. Gratt11 A111t1 • .I .Ayers- vance to tt.. Jttte fln1l1 In c., lumbua, Mlrch 22 end H. ; 1 •' TONIGHT'S SCHaDUU Cle" AA At ...... Cleveland Latin 2a.G VI, Cloveland Eut Tech 11-.1 At ClnclnneH Middletown 24-0 v•. CJaclnnall Elder lllo5 At Kent Kent Roosevelt 21·2 v.. .uro•JI SOuth 17-<1 At Toledo Bbetby 31·1 va. Toledo Macomber 21 ·1 Ct... A At Athtne _ Bolt~~ 23-f) .YI. Blithe( ZIJ.1 .., . · j. ... At Con..n Mjdva e 20.9 VI. Savannah 25-8 , AI. Lll!ll 1 - To provide for -tbe lieensinJC house to house aalea of · maa:a· - Enduring l!llnfl. Our 1 II1 PHONE .\ raur;.ru • !be 1 of AU Types •-.ansuruce S' Ph w~i~n~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;•~-~~'":;:; one 3SaX City Clwaetor •• , Ro~taUon __ lntocrtt.y ore ·~III'IGII &endi~g a t.eam ~nto the finals foo the fll'lt t1me 1ft lix yean, jusl when the atate tourney returns to ColuJDbus after a four-year sla)' at 'Cleveland and Cincinnati Mi h Ml~ldotl own Winner & ty Mt etGwn won Us 24th victory In a row In the Cincln· nati .e vent Friday night, handing Tecumseh (22-2) a 94-f'2 Job. AllOhio center Jerry LUcas In of three the Middies acored 30 polntl quarter• 81 12 Middletown ploym b· h 1n lt t e lt'Ol' g column. Again It was lack ot heliht as Tecumseh fell bf.!blnd, ll--2, and never caught up. AlsCt at Cinelnnati, underdog Cincinnati ~lder (19-5) broke up a tight game in the fourth period to defeat Chilli· cothe (%1·2) of the Central Ohio League, 60--M. Shelby's Larry Sicgfled scored M point•. ineludinr 19: of 2G free throws, to down Lima, 54--15, 'In lhe Toledo Claq AA regioDal. Shel· by (21·1} will meet Maeombcr In tonight~• finals . In Class A action, two-time champion Loekland Wayn~ 20-5 turned back Plain City AldE·r 213 in Tmy, 77·6:3, despite , 2"· " point output by forward To 1•1 Miller of the losers. , Bethel TOPI Newark I. ittle Bt!lhel 26·1 Of Clermont County bad too much ability ror Newark St. Francis 21·3 in Cla!IB A action in Athens. The score was tied lS times and the lead changed 11 times bc!ore ,BelhcJ behind Ed Bode's 26 pomts', went to work . and scored a 77·15'1 I) . . . 4NJ) . . . . . . . . . . . ;..,.,...... . not (ntentionolly orooked. -IMINitht Then surely It would fol111w BuUan4 · ·u U 20 28 that mlatake! would cane~l By BOB GRIMM beleht to a~w.ntage to- ·turn back Bumo . a 10 t8 Zl eaeb the otber out. For 8 refer(·~ OOLUMBUS, 0 . UP- The glory the Capital City team, .M-44. Rutload: Hollmon 4 U·2J 9; Hob- who wae having a b~\~ night to tiDed stllte fi~Ja loomed so near, . Ironically, North'« loss daahed ltoUer 0 (t-tl) 4; Pier<:e 2 (IHJ) 4; •hove 1 game one/ way · by up- yet 10 far, for 18 tournament teat· the Central DJstrict'a bopea ot Dupb aa4 Comibl, non scorera. make a0 long string of error Jr team• t ay. · Tota11 11 (11-12) 28- Rutland 36% .tavor of the . wtnnera. 1 don't1 be·1 Only o~e more game separated of abott. • mark. ' • 5".'17-42- 'f ·WANT ADS • JH o(t Loa Angel.. tonllbl • Ill , · 10.roun4 l>out tt J1011)'1iood !"''jon stsdltlm; Plrta hu aeta. four hlta. sprin• homera but the •·••e•• fint ho~er of the sprin{.:....:a 426• new. ... nevertheless are rolling alone with !oot bloot to the "wr~Rf flild" a tldy three-a:ame winninc atrealr: DU1 the St. Louis Cardinali: rallied and a ~2 reeord In the Citru. Cfr. In the •ixth lnnlna: whh fift · Tuns cttit The reason• •· •• · · '""" -anaaer to beat the• New YOrk YeDiee&' . B!rdie Tebbetts bas been laYinJ: 7-t. PitChing. Minnie Mluoso dfove til .f our BrooD Lawrence, the lt-rb.e l'UIIi with a palr of ~en . ,iad. winner the Redlegs "Jtolt.. fntm Walt Dropo whl:eked a . ~ i.;ra:k h Lane las~ · year, came tound-trlpper u · tbe Claifii(J tro ug Fridday wU1h their latut: Wblle SOx won a wjl<l ")fi!UIDC 8 ng moun per ormanee - a five-lnnlng stint in which yield- boe wltb the Detroit ed only two hits to tbeheXI The Surprllln1- Pi · ·fl. City Athletics in a 4-3 Redle" 0 rate• ,-.d t.beir ·~;.'vi · : Ill tory. • v e- aevea pma 'wbta. •ly In the oovontlt ~fl!;< .llieni. Ltwrente's perf~rma,ee f,oJ.. a 11-1 deelllloa".... li{~a lowed preVious stroni" -tbowiap Senato11., · · by Warre~ Hacker, - R~ll4t )(eyv, Ha1 Jeffcoat, Jobney KURJI{ein and Tanl Acker, thUa lelldl~g weight to Tebbetts'~thel'il· tbat the Redlegs ean win the penunt thla year even if they don't eome neir lheir 221-homer output of · t~. . The Milwaukee •B ravu alsO got fme pitching agai~ Frlday to -beat lh_e PhJladelphb Phillies, ~1. Cbel Nichol&, ·Humber-to ·J lobhuon ahd · FOR CONSlST.INT DBPiliDABJ.I &UULTI ~- llOI ~ uP -llttMtri'o , Parra at 14Pleo Cl\7, the rtMIM . 14~ leotherwelcht OOIIteliW, , II. .,. lovorl\0 ov~ V!DCt J;lOlo ' 11u a••• ,.olpwts qowNWrtt.r Unlh4 Pres. The Cincinnati Redlego ue proo vlding plenty of bad ne.. for tbeir National League ri'llh "be- I BY • · Bats Of Big ~lu, Beii;,Silent J P.Aap. PAVOIIID · Every allte-oodied. adult baseball enthusla'st who 1s wUllng to lend a h_and tn pianni.ng and carrying through another sue· ces.sfuf Metgs Count Y Lillie Le ague prografrk. this aummer is cause they're winniilJ withOut the lnVlted to attend a 2 p.in. meeting Sunday In Poineroy city "·big bang". ball. · ed(e in the l}ll'tRf :..;";: Wiille Tracy Wha ley, 1966 secretary· Ted ...-KJuslewski and Gus Bell KaJ• also bomer'ed tar ,'tbe Giadt& 1 t reasurer of the Jeagu r , announ- zation "W hne yet to cooned for theb-' fiJ'ft !Mickey llntle . w&UoPid bi1 1 d Sports Desk. llu._ tnnltdlt 11 loWr!~J<leop ~ eb100plonllblp. Coaeh ~ ·. 1Nbll'• hot elub ~- a st~ Racine lelm m the """".flnalo 1111 nliht ll8 to 24. l'llr:tJand eclied Shade ~- ........ lro01 bOI>Ind lo the Sunday, 2 p.m., Pomeroy City Hall, Set As T.ime To Organize For P.lay 4--Dally Sentinel, Pomei'O)'·Mid41eport, o., March•IS; tea? Dtllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,llmh 18, 1917-8 l201 BuslneSi 5ervlce~ (21) .Real Estote_.,.. 1·5 H. P.-1 phaie electric .motCir. · ~i! : gen~tator. MoJ\V~ry, 104' 'l-40 l(..- W.·2M .\l'oUil _1 llaist. Geofj:e - 1: ~ .l'eileeek. -AVenue, , PoJnero•y, 3-111-Stp ~,\NCY Real Estate BNker In MIODLIPORT, OHIO 6116-M PHONES 6311 IT'S MUST YOU READ oveJ:t. MY SHOULDER~ · WAY 1:-BUT IT M6 . NERVOUS MAI<SS �\ • • J • ' leader , "1 p m. llet.bodtal ...,...d ~i 7"30 penter, Suildv Ill month 10::10 A. II Portl•f Chun:h, Iori Ken, Kenny Ftnley, Pt'el : 8 p Clnlf!:k eommuD.ion and preacbJog putor. Aas't. pwor, Edith Codatr m. Committee on nomlni.Uon J_niU'tb Sunday lll muntb 1 :::10 ~ Serviees Sunday 8 00, Tueaday at will rn9e t, llonday 7 30 p m ttl cURb preacrune 7:30 and Friday 7 30 Boy ScoLJts al Bethany Church tN C'4riffl41n Church at H•n.. Church of ChriM, Middl•port, Monday 7 30 p m JOF Clu . . to9 Grove. every Sudo.ily 9 JO ,\ Frr d 1 Gardner, pastor B1ble meeti at the church, Wednesd:r-. M. SWaday StbooJ and cuDJtUI.dl h 1 School 9 30, lj'om~r Rice, Supt , 7 30 p m Lenten Med1t.alioo. Rev. Wesley Jentens, speaker 10 month 7 30Sun subJect Mornani"His worthjp, 10 ao t•n 1&. church .,.ceachiD.J toLirLll Prbpert) ", 6serm p m Federeted (hur~h,.. •ev. W..tl~ r!ay ill meuth 10 30 A M cbLlCcb Chnstlan Endeavor, m Evan J Barteb, Pastor 9 15 a m eommanJon aod preachm.& gehsUc serv1ce, sermon subJet• Sunda.y Sehool, Norman Kloe;; EUB Cherche" Momlng ~t1r & 'A Black Heart and a Pam; e::l Supt , 10 30 a rn WorsAip, to. ...,.,....., Rev. Roger Bishop.. Face", Wednesday 7 p. m Prayer plc "Ltmtlm!l God" 'J p m Morning Star Sun1.a) meehna: and Btble itudy, 8 p TUesday, March 19 Fnendly Clr : le will m~et at the ('burch and -9 45 A M ~ornina; wor m c~otr practice .. a1•11 A. M. MYF Sunday e' e Httth Methodist Church, Mid• tftelld Cu·de meetiftg at the at ~ Pra)'er meetmg Tbur5- dleport, Rev C R konkright Presbytenan Church, M1ddJ epor eventng F.nt.,rpnse Suodu) pastor Sunday School 9 30 Er 1 30 p m W-ed'\esday evening 10 10 A M: i\louu.o" v.v1 :1t~t Cuvcr t, Su.pt , Mul nu1~ \J.O l Le n1en hour, top1c "The P're A M YF at 0 30 P M sb1p 10 30 sermon topic "The JUdiced." t:iVening worship 7 30 Praye• Votces o! Jesus" MtssJOnar; Flrtt- Baptist Church, R•v rneeUn& Wednesday 7 30 P M study class 4 p m , Semor Youtll Rdph C Zundel pastor W1lham UB Ct.urm.-. Let1rt F•lls,. Ro- :t'ellowship 6~ m , Wednesday Watson, Supt 9 30.11 eombmc l ltr Martin, Pastor Sunday ScbooJ 6 45 p m ch 1r: rehearsal, 7 t- ~ervice of worship and study d·30 A M. Worsb.ip Servtce 7 r m Prayer m ng, 8 p m Cla:.s p1:> c1al musiC Sermon "Tls:e Will ~~ Cbnstlu Endeavor alt(~rna ·~ 12 Ctrcle at the church est Person tn 'he World", Nur Sundays at 7 ap P M Mt. Morl•h B•ptllf Church, ery and lumor Church for a,J Ca.urch c.f the Neur•ne, Srr• Middleport~ Rev N D Bordon ~; htldren , 6 30 Youth meeting, p_use, Roy K. WIUta.ms. pastor paslor Sunday School 0 15 A • Sat nrday March lti Young Adult ou.nday School 9 30 A M MornlD& lena Reese, Supt , Mormng wor cla511 meeting, Tuesday 7 30 worah.ip 10 30, NYPS 6 30 p If, shtp 10 30, BTU 6 p m 'iouth Rally at Che.shll'l!!, Wer' Evugeh.&tJe service ? 30 p M Church of th• Naur•nt, Mid nesday 7•30 Bible stLJdy aod Wt:dne£day evea.in& prayt:I' meet dleport, Rev Robert Styers, pas 1rayer, 8 30 choir J:€ hearseI. 10.., for the fDldweelr. and Tueaa. tor Bible School 9, 30 Leder Chriatlen Scl~~nr~~ Soc:lety, ToM dtenwon DrAYer hour Taylor, Supt, MormnJ worabip Mulbenrt ~OJifa_~~:~ Morn • HovM ot Prtyer, C'~~ll•r, 5uft 10 3{) sermon topte •· Men's Pia~ lng llllt'viCe/--V~, 'l.t I 1 fit~bstance ~y Sthool 9l3D A M Mornln& 10 the Unlver:se"; 6 41r... Young ilibject of the lessonl?senno•lj worslup 11 A M Sunday evenln& Peopes' meeting, ~ 7 30 Evenmg '!Jhe 'and the Goldm Text I knoW lltlro;'t~ 1 M'orship at 8 Prayer meeting on se rvice; Monday 7 30 start ot re t~at whatsoever Gqd!ieth, 1t £ rbunday 8 p M. ' VJVal ler111C~S led by Rev G '~II be for c~r. Db can tq 1 Church of Christ, lrMfferc( Douglas Circle, Racme Pa;t; to It. nor ,ny thm taker\ Rev. Joha w all p ,. lllb'1 Church of C~tbt in CIM'Iollil1t Eccleststes 3 14 Wednet· GrMe IJtl. . . .l Cllurch, i:ett Y • a :.oo.or e Union, Mtddleport, Rev Guv Matn Street; f'oDlero;r. R.n. 1 I ~"'~~~ .9:30, church auvtceJ 10 30 Sayre, p11stor Bible School JO ,.~ 1ay evemng servlce at 8 The u cord ially lnvt;t to ttEdwin Cbarlea. ReetOJo; Mr1. C• ileetJua at -6 P · M and m . Preachtnl .service 7 so, pubHc 'end Reading room 1th 1id~ dric W. Clark, or1mt.t. Wonhlp ennaelJitic aervu:e SLJnday evea Wednesday Bible study entrance located at 1 e rear o! aad termon at lO;SO A. M , Holr IDJ at 7· J.amea Reed, Supt ' Commtinlon Ctnt Sundar to moatb. p,.. Methodist Church, Harry Flrtt Pr. .Yteri•n Church, the church open to the public on m Church School, BeliDner1 1114 Blte.a, Pastor, Laurel Clitt. Sun l"'lddleport, Rev. Howard Ru.,. Uonday from 2 to 4 Alfred Mflhocllat Primlll'}', at IO:fO A. M. For tafo~ day School 9 30, Clau meeUq pelt, pastor Church School 9 30 pastor, matioa coacernlaa our wor)t, 10:30: FMY ser:vtce 7.00; Preach- John Fu1tz, Supt., Mornmg~ wot R. M Grove, School 9 80, Lloyd p,leaae telepboat 102-J · ~ Lbl 8.00; .Prayer M.eetJng Wedne~ "btp lO·ft:o, Westminster Youth Chrlotlon Church ot ....,lilt day 7 30. lfyoell Run Sunday Fellowship 6 p m , Wednesday !;upt, worship servtce.!l at Boyles, leader, Every Sunda)' lU A. J4. f Bunda)' Sehool 1&, Preaching 11:111 8 SO Jumor choli'; 7 p m Scnl(lr with Dmsmore Implicit trust in , the physician Is one of Ule 1 IP bUildfnl ' 11 Saturday evemng March 16 St School and Communion.. flrat Sun.P~IRVIIW choir healthy body and mind In a child. If a tiny fear be Implanted in Ilia mind and·a 'nilnor !UJI· Patrtck s Day party m the chureh • 30 Firat leptllt (lwrch, Middle· order or ailment be neglected because of this fear, mind and body'lllay Iii! .erlo\isly lftl' basement sponsored bY the MYF lo month A. :11. Cbur<ll Edward 0• m., tommuaion and 11 ~ehinc;. third !lehool •· Grjlflll> -• •,. .,.•• , ......... p m port, Rev C E Ho)'t, paator Wednesday evenm.:: prayer se~ paired in later life. ' 3 u:,',fa w lllO w 7:30 P. ll. ~- - 7:30 ··- . .; ' Church School 9.15 Gerald An v1ce at 7 30 cb preachiDa-" 1 •-""'• p. m.; prayer TrUst In the great physician, God, Is even more essentiaL Suoh trust IS liJI ellill,etllat • Chrlftlen Cllulcft et \Mil Jied. 7 SO p m , Thursday thony, Supt.; Mor1'11ng worsh 1p Hurlaonvllle Pr"byterian, 1 P )( E 11t Let '1 s s 9 30 tO 15 sermon toptc "Laborers lr1 Insures wisdom, good will and understanding. No smllll f"4!' or sm Bhoul!f be ~owell tcf tom, ' . God'1 V Ineyar d," Scboo I of Mus· C Zun d eI, pas Ior, 10 00 Chu r·' ~ eve~ ·• SundoJ U.l!O A. lt. u._, w -•j a •10 •• E "'n remain hi mind or body to grow !nlo splrltu al he~lth nazard. In thl• re8pett 'w~ 'Jl!l! Ill • , SuDdoJ SChool aod eo..,..aloa: - -nll oo ~ P ·•• ve. tons lor Prlmary ,nd Jumor school, M W Ftnlaw, Supt, 7 45 hi lb 1.. 8 I t 3 d lib ebijdren. Ypu can find a genuine' ad to soltltual health -by regular cbun:h '"~t\e!l'ttl'nee ' fll'll BIUldoy Ill moath 7:;10 P 11 n - · ~ on Meet.lna • a • r Wed, Chun:h pru~;Jdq:; tklrd SuDday Suai!aya, Prayer children, 6 p m. JLJntor an :1 worship servtce and sermo1, and tllrough It the pra<;tlee otpo•itlve thinking. : · ·1 · aeaday a. Senlor Hi Youth Fellowship and "The Wisest Person m the 10 month 1 30 A. 11 Church com u•··• Char... •· s 1 ush School of l.'•laslono 7 30 evenln·• World" ...•-· munlon 1nd preacbhll(l ...., _..oo m. • the Churct, of Christ, Kono, paator, &!rvices Sunday 7 30 aDd wor3hip, topic "The Yamfold St. Paul's Luthe,.n Church, ,;..\; Total paymeato broug~ttorward ' Grace of God," Monday 7 30 Prls Rep L M. Mohrhoff ,, pastor 0 s,u6.83 every Sunday 9 SO A 14. S~ cilia Clrcle l at the home of Mrs Sunday School 9 ~ A M , 'WoAllen Hulhee; Tuesllay 9 a. u ship at 10 so A M ANNUAL FiNANCI!IL for n..trlet Ladle.&' Prayer aerviCIJ, 7 30 p m Or1n.. To'fft.lthrp, Mtltt COunty, Board of Health 847 08 i\ssoclatlon wide Baptist Yout'• Ohio for tho fllcol YHr lnollng Total Poor Relief 647.06 ... •• • -<qJ ' . l"ellow9hlp Rally at Choshtre, 7 SO DK•mMr 31, 1956. .. HlghwaysDorcal'$ Clrele at the home of ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT Populo,t!on 730, - 1940 , TONIGHT ONLY MARtH 16 Mrs r F Hawkins, EJecta CJrcl~ LtNnn Township, Meip County Tot1l Sel1ije1 •net W•lil" Pt~id \Road Matnlenanee and Repalr11t the home .of Mrs Allen Hugh Durlnt fh• v••r 1956 7,412AS Labor and Matertala 8,33129 Robert MttchLJm Zachery Scott Ohio For the JIEiscal YNr lndlftJ es, Wed~esday 1 30 Prayer ser Dec•mber 31, 1956. T.. V1lu.tlon 1,253,S2t. Road Maohmer.wnd Tools 388.80 BANDIDO vtce and School of M•ulons for Tax Levy ., " 22.00 Total Hlghvlffs 8,719 8S (Cmemucore • Tecchnleolor Pvpul•tlon 1026,- 1950 TV SERIEs for Everyone young people and a(ILJih, B 30 Chtlltr, Ohio. J1n. 1, 1957 Ceg1etery Expenses 30.00 Totel l•l•riH end Wages P~ll Semor chotr, Thuraday 7 30 Durln1 the Year 1956 - alsaI hoMy .. rilly tho followl.. '!'<~tal ee... torleo 30.00 1,92211 Busy Bee class w1th Mrs La'h Tu: Y•IU"etlon to 1M correct. Miscellaneous. (liat) report 1.21,,3~. Alan Ladd Robert Preston renee BmX, Mrs C H Wise .rr Tax Ltvy Nln~~ lt;obinaon · . General SupplieS' 1 J fiO l.OG WHISPERING SMITH Mr~ E L Hughes, ~trs Hom'!l Towmhlp Cltt'k lManlitenal il'Und ~190 Portland, Ohio, M..-ch 12, 1957 Uy~oH and Mrs C E Jl o)-t a ~ Channel 3- 10:15 a.m {Techntcolor l Comrdy 1111d Cartoon I hertlty c:trtify tht followint ,.. GENIRAL TOWNSHIP FUNI!S Deduct•oos by <Jounty Aud•tor. hoslCSSC!i Receipt& • For Electlana 116 ~ port to 1M Clorr•ct, Church of Chrl1t, Brtdbury, Generlt Property Tax 828.6'9 Workmen's Compensation 143 83 Clertnc• L•WrMce, Sales Tax (IO('J] govn't) 500 00 Adver~mg (report m Sentmel ) Edward Emerson pastor 81 ~1 (' 1owmhlp Cl•rk School 9 Thurman C HI set Gasohn.e Tax 7,200 00 10 97 (OENlRAL 'TOWNSHIP FUNDS lnhentC~nce Tax 236 91 Total Mtseellaneous 325 7l1 Supt, Morning worship 10 :-10 Receipts 164 3fi Total Payments ' 12,839 iiiJ Chrlstiall Endeavor 6 p m , Eve General Property Tax 1173 26 Clgorc\to Tax 1 Motor Veh1<~le, Road mtlca.gc ' nina worship 7 30 • Sal£~~ l"ax (local govn't) 500 00 2,807 1J 1\IIOIMARY fJP O,.ltATIONS BY Twetv~'Cay ' United Mtthodlst Church, Rev. <ia110linc Tax 7,200 00 ~!3 9o FUNDS Eugene Brown, pastor SundaJ Clgarotte T•x 92 6J Road School 9 15 1 m 1'heo Smith, Autp ReKJ,stJ atlon (hat) IBai~:~::~J~'!. Tll!fllo~lp ~undo 3,824 91 51.80 l I, I~ (clerk's} Supt. , Woublp 10,30 a m Sub Ml.sCtllnneous Receipts ('LJst) Mr:. and ~1'1 If;'- "T: Waa:ner 3,61126 'VIrglma Rlluell.), lrennsylvii11:a, jert "My LJfe 11 Not My own" Ministerial 1o:J 98 12,060 11 111.11 ,1Rlll!tlptal\lur,•na yea• • ~ 30 p m MYF MI Ss Janet Cal Total Mise Receipts 106 98 T<>tal!lecoipt. ~nd Bal 1~,67137 lfft Friday fl:om H,~~):l q~, ~- J., 1 llocillpta ~.-. Total Receipt:: 12,696 7d Payhl~ll durj., ,J"ar 12~0.GS tot a, II da~ crulle lb ·~11d' Pay......,. St l-eymentt ~al .- Deo 31 (ch!rk'a) 2,831.79 which will U1du4tt vls1tl ~ General Executive :Servlces-Thomas, Vlra\11 Islands, rt NEED GOOD Gcncr111 Executive Services Out.lan41na lflll'l'anl$, Dee. 31, Compen~atlon of Trustees D~ France, ~inlque: '·'Bflllge. Comp of Trustees 2,177 00 18M. •1,834 31 2,334 00 town, )!atbadoeo; , P~ nf ,S-a•n, Comp of Clork 61M~ Bailino~ In Depoaltory ,Dec 31, Compen1atlon ol clerk 663.65 Trinidad, St. Lucia ~~ tlie Bt•· IExp of Tru .. tc:e and clerk M 40 Expenses of Trustees and clerks ~066, 4.66616 FOR THE BEST! hsh West ~ndles They !rill ar· Total General Executive Ser(3) 18, lie! U9.0D rive back In -New Yllrk o'n lllmh vices 2,847 55 ....;.,...-.:..-Total Gllneral Executl~e aerilcer eANY TYPE! 2?. j~ . Town lllitll 8,118 811 NIW ARRIVAL Janitor Service and Ad•IOl'lioin See or Call • Tola~ ·Paymen*a carried fbrward Mrl. Cb•rJes Ba1rd 3,118.111 Total Town Hall • Flre Prot-ection Contract Total Fire Protection 200 00 814 E. Malll St. Pomeroy Health - Taxea wl~bbeld far Dts· ; ~~~~~~g~~~~~~5e!:on~unday .• • c-. lldiQil aad eommlmioa, p~ • •· - • Weatli r ' at 7, I~ tine UIIITIC !lltiM Ohio: lncrnsl,. clovdltwtt . . . • little ......, tonJtht, ·t=~ doust,., ~-lth ...._." eblll t1 atormt • ......,"1 HStwr4 1 . . . , ttt• st•t• Low 'hlnl,ltt .nkt 101 .... tr•PM north, te t~ liN .... ~ Hlth Moncloy, 40o m 1...... to the 1601 MUth. ~ • 'lo!""id !·"""""' :::l:i ·I rz;m A-Double f~Jy ~ay ~~~~~]~I esseoti~Is 'etUiil! . I o .., .:e Legal ,,.., aa~T, Ifio~ltlll...,w•tbheld 1 ita~~H Drive·ln Legal Notice Legal Notice ~ ao Wagner's On ·· ... Ber,nudO\Trlt> --- --- INSURANCE? e JOHN RICHMOND SINGLE J\mlual Glee Chili. Fornler Racine Basketball Star Kentucky Man . Concert Will Be Upon·To Honor His Son Bo~dToJur:y · Pr~nted Friday On Cheek Couni• · Tbe IDilulll l;;l,e ct..l. eoaeerJ Bleb Sebool wm be ctv~ Fl'idoy, March 22, at 8 Iii. preaealed by the Qlrll .lllet Boys.' Chorus. Junior Glrll' Cl~l!> Boys' Cboru., 1unior ~ tllub, Gll'JI"' EQI!Omblti ~hi !llotes. Ae<l!lllp..lsts aieka:r .~1 J!JIHI, ~udillt Buteller ond Bv•)ylll9•.'!1'd ~. CJ#enc' b yocd dlfel>tor. ' :m.e progn'm -;fUI ln,chldo thulo ' Dlllll~ IIY t~e Qlrlt' Qle6 Cliil> ,, "In Theoe Do!U&blful PleaiOIIf ' aj l(iddleport Grov611"~ 0. ,.ary, Don't Tbousand Eyes'': "Cihdy " .i Goose SUite". • 1. • Tbe Junl01' Glee Club will !Oj.J 'IBPly Boy"·' "Spr••M'me"· ...... • Beaut. ,r , 1ful Dreamer"; "Who •would" anil ~ Glrla' Enoemhle bu twO nuiD· be~ "One Alone" and "}~other ' Tbt Boys Glee Club will we~nr- ''Gentle Je.us 1 'Meek and Mild" ,. ,.d "Trlbl)le tO SonJ" ond ~ tbe Notes bave two nwft.. ben ''Siiloke Gela In Your E);es• ODd ''l!eauty Shfp Quartel". The lln.J numberJ .ue by the mixed ~hOl'UI who will sina t4Hell0. Youn.: I:.tlver,s" and ·~wonderful Copenlli~en". ' MembQi', of the Eight Notes are Olivia• Hemmons, DWe· Pieretf, firlt aqprano; Stlaron Jonet xq Darst~ aecorld l(llb'ano. Ga1l &tum· bo, Jaruce AlburY. lirat alto, Vera Cover~ Carli Wilson, ....... dlo. Others addod to ~ l!"OqP tor lhe Ensemble ai'e. CaiQI BlQ:er, Jane (Contlnueil on Pe,. 1Piw) Widows Are llec'i9eHH:tiRRh School haskelball VA To ago ll\'ed aJatn in bJS favortte 1 •m>r llrade S<b1>oFl•Vltalioital, ball tournamenC.. • • See One of these f'rienfltl . naenafJers of ,: The Insurance Agenh Association of Meigs County y., D. IJ)WAJUIS, INS. .. WAIINQoiHLE, ·N~.. . G. )1. UUTEa; INS . .. . ~NJIB.SIMHOI't! INS. Bb'tN~a,'itts .. ,.... ~ ' ' I \ . •B~fTrEil, JNS. , . . . . . • Ph. 35-X, Pomeroy Pb. 48·Y, Pomoroy Ph. 4%3·X. Pomeroy Ph. 63li·X, Mtddt\;port Ph 8136-M, M~Gtepod l'h. 23!, P11mUOy DA\118-W.UNEa, ~8. • .• ' ' ' . . ' Ph. 338·X. ·~y ' . YOUR' MVtNC,S NOW JAli.N • • lfalte\. 1 11 It Dld llt,OOO apphcation c:ard' lng 10 m~Y Pfllel to his own hive been sent t.o widows whq IOD/1 lfl' MeKel~ d~nled it. '1 may be eligll)le for tile Jncreased was r.e~~ pl'Clud." be saad qlJteUy. lJayments. ------And well he should have been. .. His son.- • Uni' V'eniou of the great f . :.. --} Tornado, auard of 1983 who went ~ (;,..,.eODS ~,;~o.u j; At (.onvention fl. ttloaJ.:nntog Ul WIIOI.LI,I'fl" , .This Area Intm•t on Loans Payment on Temp: Loin PUNDI ROAD FUNDS 81!. Jao I, ISM (clerk's) 2,020.11 Rcpts. Durll)l year IO,llaf.lll Total Rocol~ta and BaL 12,845 07 Pymta dllllns year u.~.os •Bol., Dec. 31 (clerk's) ' 1.211-114 Olltatandln~ watranla, J:lpc. ~ Bot, iD Deposi\Ofl', Dec.;~i~~ 'Cold Front Webster !lna f'qltz. Re?ult of lbe denio! \0 probate ~ 1100 1h~ es· tate wdl contin"-tf>" tO ~ ~ ldlllintstra,cd by Mr.s. PliU'I'Y ,. Haven Youth In Test For Air was all over the- floor as Portla~d serv~tJon merit badges and bfJve Ron11.ld MeGlothhn, son of Mr )Irs. Robert McGiothliu of New Jlaven, Ia tn Dayton. 0~10, thas week, wbere be 11 takmg tes1s lor admission to thtJ U S Atr Fotce Academy thts summer to the stat~ fina1a Ia baokolb>ll, work were workhlg tor their <'A>n· Force Academy upset Rutilnd ~aturday night 3:> two 1110re farm~ lo plant later thlt an~ 31. A board named frorp a list o! Spring .. lmpu;tlal 06 poaalble judi.., The Scout. and thell leaders camped in tents at the farm and on Sunday morning :Mills an(l Cpleftlon eond~cted Suaday School aad wonhlp lllrviee ~Jt the camr, and Gwiaddwsty and Rice broua: 1t the CtlhoJic bOYI to Pomeroy for M85S most B~ '\ a goOd .,cboo1 sportS pro- Ram.Forecast 1l rPsldent Racane). Etta Parry, a(lmi,l:rl.stratrtx 1 of the estate, of Columbus, 0 , was represt~nted ln 'tie hearing b~ forester from Logan had ~ me~tina earlier 1,l\;J;O:ib 11 to instruct them ln thiJ reet proeed\Jre. ot Wantlnc tree& wbic~ 111 tbe start of ' 195'1 Conservation proes8istin1 with tbe needed little diacuasion to deelde It E. Bok:e MD, F.LC.S and Se )'OJJDJ BiU NcKelvey deserved 1 lim J, BlaieWICJ, Mll ol Pomeroy I. Best All-Around Player a· fe(t Sitlll'day ro attend the Selen- \nrd. Uflc Proabm held by the Amer!· 2. A spot Oft the All·TourDamcnt "'' "~t <Vt: h\~1 tr;a. ~II th ... ifY-: ~ ,•..__,.. sn.... ·r:· William McKelvey, president of Willis A~thony, chairman cornpensa· the Southern Local School Board, tree planting committee of VA sa14 almost 60 per cent was the logical person to mul(J Isaak Walton League, had wldaws ' eUglble have faded the awards An outatandtng Port- praise tod.ay (or the Set>uts •'- 1 f t h land farmer, and one who is be· 'I'roQp 245 and tbelt leaden;, to ....,p l>' or h g er pa_vments pro- gmmng to dabble in real estat~ ' "'t~d:.~· ~~Y elect h> receive the aimed at building Portlana Into Tbe Scouts under- the direction new paymenl.l or to ...ttn.tinue G.Jl more tJtan a Wide plac:e 1n llbutc 1 o(:;r, s~;eo~ u~tma~ters Larry Rice, Gene 124, he n;tet his 13-yeer-son a 'tot~,J 1.1 and Le.onard Gwiazdow· dtr the old deat~ rompensatmn of, fo\U' timet as the role was call· lky, planted. ihree thousand pine llfO&I':IIm, whichever is higher ed for presen-tations. k waItan f arm ·-r trees on .~.._ wn:: Isa• BUt the VA said in moat case.. near Cbester 10 less than flvd ~lbe new bill provld.., for bigher Asked oft.rrwudi If It 'llld~ 1hollla. PIJ. menU. pt ~ -Jlflle embarrassing, " Your Sovings A~t. steodily built con ..,... you os o dependable !odder, helping ' " to dlmb lo lhe points In life you most wont io J'e9Ch. BUild your savings In this bon it. Human Uvea are In the hands that dnve your car. J>ro. ceed with caution. Walch out for children, especially. Then take one step more for lhetr protection . - . and younl Get Uablllly Insurance lo relieve tht financial strain and lllrea. of accidents which you can't provenl. Don't rtak delay. Do It now! spor~ mgbt when hP. pve four awaras to hil Eia:hth t!IJI ' the Pilrjlan& Randall Bowles, Haroll'l ,A,I'II!ed For<:es r..utute of l'atho- 1gram, a~d ablll!y an~ peroever lost. ancc his son! , ladda~l to taktp chances! Gliy Aull; Lloyd Sayre, Charles Nelmey.er, WHson, Forrelt - JUDO~ --~ RETURNS Commqn 'Pleas Ju<IJe Cedric Young •• McGJothhn bas beE"n nominated for admJSSI9D by (ofRepresentatiVe M G. Burr. side who also granted him an al ternr.te nommatlon to the U S Naval Academy, AnnapoliS, MMI"Y· land McGiothhn is a graduate of WalUims High Scbool, Class of 105tl. a freshman at Mar. At Marshall be Is a the Concert Band, tlu: Student As!lociabon, the ChrJstlan Association, a'Jd Is }lledgctl to S~.gma Alpha EpSi ion Firemen Called Twice Sunday Pomeroy f1remen were ealled Sunday to two brush Ores in the area One was located in the Rut· land area and the otber near 1n: '' nersvdle Th-e RutJand blaze was on t~te t:1 m or &amud Rtc.c and the one at lbnersv1lle on UtC WUitarn Fl.!.ber farm Clark was on duty tod!!;Y in hll court hoUBe cbambera efter a re· lUneu. sgn, plea in behalf or children was is- Wllliam 0'· - wh1eb of1957 Easter •rea 1,nd cold to result in thunderstorms to ~Dd IS the! Ohio on IS of the proclamation office 2% ' a_.__:. IRJWIDI '" 1ne Y.ou 21 lp Wubingt-on, D. c. 3. A nbbon for mlting Tbe meelln~ will be held In polata In the tourne}, 73. .,..clea_l!lo working part of the the SbeticJ•n P'rk Jlotel, Na\io11o1l 4. A rttibon for most points in 1 week end trip, the Sceuts enjoyed Jallltule 9t ~lth, N•Uoaal NaYll oae came, 31. flsbmg an~ playing gameo. Medl"'l Cedter, Willer ~d Ar· What JMro eould a lather w" , · · m• lntlltuto of lleamcb ond tbo later~oted ln good educ.~rr the trip were Chari~ :Y at stoke for you uccessor ---- Weep": Gonna Rid§ pn 1.11. !liT ' Cbuiot"; "Sum.mtrtlm.e'f; ~ IJttll! Mold•": "Tbe Night lla(A can Colleae of Surgeons March 18- team.' There's too much • prdielomalil'on the Gover· c1lizens to support 24th annual Easter for Iunde that will provide the ncc. setvtcos for crippled ctul· rcpsons1bihly of giVIng a chance at health and and a future means of ts a j responsibalty we upon ourselves to main· 856llre a future strength and soc:~~t;ity tor our state and na· ~ .,-.-- ...,...,..... \ LEGION BIRTHD4Y The annual btrthday parly of the Racmc Post 602 Amer1ean Lee-ion '&ill be held TUC3day at 7•3!) p.m ill the Racme Lcgton HaJJ. LonJse Stewart as pru gra~:p. chair-: maJJ. in charge. • � 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 16, 1957 bissell cornall jeffers ward