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Clyde · therefore reCeived Chrtst JeS]IB People's Society of the Middie- f port First Church of the Na,._ 1 Bartlett and '<hlldrell, Martha, Sim;'ke f1 . . so -walk JG''In Him. Jim and Becky. and buill ~ ' 111m and . l'l!ne held Thursday evening at , ' H-,..Jo.rwr-,u..... . a _. establlslled ·m'tlll tlllli, as ye · Tbe Rev. Do!'lid Bleb we• the home of Mr. and Mrs. Los- • ' Mrs. · Don Mullen C!JIURiil I ""' -:1 Pw, have beta taught abounding lbe officiating inlnlster a n d I< Tuyior. finger tn her electric ~er and Funeral semces for Kay with ihanli8glvlng." pall!Jearers ware Homer Rl<t, 'rho lrnsement of the Taylor siX sUtches were required to Hue!, 100 or Mr. and · Mrs. · Wilbur Tb'eobald, Wendell Gerhome was deeorated with bal- ; . close the cuts. lllverejt Hayeo was held at • In lath, Gene McDaniel, and Wfl· I· bolne at ~ · Bend swnmary, dl+lded !nto llam and Gene· ~n. Burlll loons and rNI and whire Mrs .. J. K. Smith, .ba• leam. all p·m . Bddai ·WI!I parts: ten colilmandments, .r ia 1n Cheater Cemetery. strt>amrrs. Games were played ' ed ol the death of ner nepheW, G .. (: · . . creed Lord'!f <Pnijer, S..c. . ' during the evening. The boys, I Frank Lew;, ~opp, of Charlesrove em~: · , , qf Hiiiy' lapu.m', all4 rton. Plans were made lor o who arr leaving for military : ton, W . Va. He was tOO son of Pallbearera L()rd'a SUPJIO!· dllll)« on Sunda'y, Feb. I, at ser\'irf', were presented with i I , the late Mr. and Mra. F. B. Crow, . . . ·· · ··-· . Pomeroy Elj!mentary ll<!hool at gifts rrom the group. Pett Wal· , Knlpp • Middleport where he I Dutton, Cb&<tes · Mia. J~P.b,, J(r:9,1y _presented 5:30 p. m. for members· of the bu~"n , ~on l.l f \-'lr. and Mrs. Roywas reared . a nd attended !"'hoot. McGinley, and Lee ene .on .Tbe G<>d ol Com- two churches. After c!!nner 1 mond Walburn, is leaving for a I , He had been ill the past year. . friends and llie ljrst table .of report will be g1veu 1111 acoom· two yttar tour of duty in Japan. ! A N Ri b rd D Boltn who fives were Mrs. .la\Y. · . dt"ftl8llion was held pllshments toward the new Ye has bt>en home on leave. , ca. · • I tar Mr lihy ChrlstW., tbserye Sunth st Se-'- 1 is serving with the U. S. Navy : Mrs · the-flr!l day '6f VIII week church pea year. vn:a Joey Step henson. snn of Mr. I aboard the carrier ~d HomM~.. ·• lnlll""d or tile Sabbath the sev: members brought a five-piece Wl\liAlD Stephenson, has enlist- : me Richard is here for severd It d ld. d that setting of stainless steel for lbt ed ln the :\1;.~ rine::;. Hcfre~hmen~s · ' and Mrs. ay. was ec e · churclt kitchen : al days leave with bla aunt, of . eaclt member ··would leara lbe . of potatP r hi p!:i and l'op wt>re . I Mrs. Homer J. Russell, N. SecCharles ' . booka. or. the . Bible; . At the close or the meeting sPn'kf. , ond Ave, and Other relatives, and IJ.iJasell ll!rs. L. c. Karr a deBSert course was oerved to honored Pre.<:~;> nl WNe the ' He stayed with Mr. and Mrs. N. Y. ,.._ I& membera. guests, Jnt'Y tmd Pete. and . Russell frequently before Marv Wal burn . 1;rne Sttophe n ~nn ing the service. He has spent 1 ll~\· \ 'ii'KHm\· .Judv• '\':;)·lor.· Pe nb the past year In Viet Nam. I Mar ~!-1 :1 IL!.·nm. ('aroly n Acree, Mr. and Mra. Harry HqudaJ\brlh a Harllt•ll, .Juan il :.l Dudshelt have received word of , Drive 19 ttberfelda In Pomeroy all this week and save during the Stor• dmg . .Janl'l Kolin. Larry Ta~· lnr . i the death of Mrs. Bertlia Place RogN Dudd ing, J im Bartlett,, wide DollAi' JJaYII Sale - In every department you'll find. bargains. In th• in Providence, R. l. She wu ~haron H r~msnn. Valt•ri<J Bittrr, ' drapeey de~ent on the 2nd floor you can buy 6.95 Bed Quilts for 4.00, 8.90 the randmother of the Bd·ky Bartlett, Mrs. Ray mond ' Tbrow Rugs lor 8.00, 8.95 Acri.lan Blankets for 6.00, plus many other bargai111. Ronald Plac. of Elbridge, New \\'alt-u rn lht' 1\f '\' . 11nd :vlr ~ ' · In the mens and boys department there's a sale of Mens and Boys Winter I York, son-in-law of Mr. ond Clyde !Jartktl and ,\1r. and Coata and Jackets - Sale. prices on mens _and boys sport shlrls - on Sweaters Mrs. Houdasheit. The Rev. and Mrs. T:t.\ lor. MR. A:'IID MRS. HAYMAN K•;ITII BARNITZ -Pajamas - Winter Cape - Dresi end Leisure Trousers - Big Yank Work Mrs. Plaee were called to ProvUniforms for 6.00 a suit. Be sure to buy aome of the Caannon 69c Bath Towell idence Sunday due to her death. 11.. Onll'll •• .~··.....·.,,."1 I Roil<''! King, associate patron She has a son, L!Gyd Place, I ~ lor 1.00- Table Covera are ,an on sale too, ouch as 1.95 ones for 1.39 - and 1.111111 Ro11m11 :Ht'"'' f and associate. matron: Mrs. lather of the Rev. Mr. Place. I In the lingerie department thero:..ore sale prices on Sleepwear for women Tf w 1 11 ' s . I f I Rlthard PJCjl;f:'flS and Mrs. Mrs Wayne Giboons return0 Rayon Panties - and other wanted clothing. Be sure to buy some jewelry now ,( hml!au :e nr~~n·" we s ~'leY i .f\-·li ss Franees Ann Peaeock, daughtfir of Mr. Fred Pea- Max Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- . · I' of Creighton Mine •,1 t:uam K'rng part'1crpa . teu,, 1n U1e 1ed Sunday from -' 1.!10 Jewelry !llr 60c -lnd 2.00 Jewelry for 1.00. . ol Lnng But-!; cock an d th e 1a1e a, 11.~. Am1 Jlr.acork . 1 1 h t thBucyrus t where 1w~ IHrn Mpt hoJdlst t 1wrr·h nwt at _ r d b ti bri<ie f \ 11' Ha)·man Keith ~--.,. 1 f . 1 s 1e as .spen e pas . Sale prices In the ready to wear deparlll)e_pt on girls and womena Coall , , .-d '· · . I SCIRJl) o ms ruction. j ht' I10m( , ~J Mrs ll,J\1 \.lies ontano, . . . . anaf a, M..e<'adme M leHannan oA. ·Barnitz of Lmcoln wee ks WI'tb ber f a ther, Mr . J . Skfrta - Sweatera - Blouses - Skfrta. .b n. 19. The mf'c ling wa~ oren. HaJ .111 tz. spun ° ' · 1 ~ 111 N ~s . 111 e·r 10 E. Carson and daughter, Miss The Annual Furniture Sale on the 2nd and Srd floor mean real savlftcs oa 1 .-, . , r He1ght s. omeroy, as 0\€11 · · "c Mr C h f:'( I'. I b pr<~~e nnd srnp1ure , The double ring ceremonv was so lemnized by the Rev. REPORTS FOR UTY Ruth . arso~. . . arson as furniture for every room In your home. n~ad by M1·~- Hoherl Whl1e h r Emmett Re ,an. in the St. MkilaC'l 's Roman Catholic Joe Hall, son of Mr. a~d been til 9f .his heme m Bucyrus. BusrnPss wr1~ eundur led h~· Fat e . M·~ -- ----- - Mrs. Carl Hall left for serv1ce - Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thomas 1 , 1. , , 1. eilurch, f relg11ton me. _ . . the armed' rorce::~ . .d h t e P' es1 enI. 1v 1 s Valls. he . .. b h Pomfrol' Hwh School was sen- with last (J eanne1te Crooks) of VIenna, Y er .,,., .. d· frorn~. u•e u s Army " ' Wedn e;day. He and hts . brether, w, Va. VISI · 'ted recently WI'th l'on·espon dt.'IJ('f' was rt'a d bv G1ven m bmarn.•ge "d 1 . · falher the n e WHS 1ovr 1v 1n u ... 1'• • h M nd 1 h I e secrt>lar.r ..\1rs. Jo~rph H1s- · . • h . f :h·l last Ul'l··lhf'r II After serving C€A rl who also reported to the er parents, r. a Mrs. Wa · ,1 !lour lrngt gown o w r e · .. · '. k 1 1 , ._ st II. Reports Wt're g t\'ell un the . servr ce two weeks ago, are sta- ~ ter Crooks. Mrs. Croo s 9 m1 d .- lh 3 n three vears in the MriJtary 1 5 fhrlstmas ba<;ket.~ sPnl to the 1du~hess ~a lw , ~~·· f' wt f proving froni a foot Injury, l lke c~rps ·at Forl Shatter Huno- tioned in Kentucky, 0 tm-· d ·h · · d, · · A-line skirt. App Jques ' !iiiiil..., .... -..;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii ed . d lh , lulu 11" (Jian ~ to ~> n te r the next I D!:' ~ an s ut-. n,_ A ( ltrJous , , , 'ported Frenrh laee out 1me e1 · ... · ~ fQrewell Party funer'm ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~~at . •WORLD ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 ( overed d1 sh lun('ht'on \-1-a~ ser,. . ~ . wei· Ohio St; 1te Ui ghwa v Patrol Ac- 1 Vt-d nw 11 1ound nu.klme . I er on 1y ]e . • • b . 1 J · ~ rv was a st rand of pearls. She 1 ademy ci<JSS wh1ch WI 11 egrn a cascade of petal pink I uppruxi?lah'ly March 1. At pr~sroses and white carnations, with 1ent he IS employed as a diS· pink sati n strea'mers. 1 pa~cher at th~ L:alltpo_ h ~ Post. Pomeroy, Ohio Miss Judi Mllssey, Creighton,! rhe cnuple IS res1dmg al Minn., was maid of honor and 1915 Ash St., Middleport. TONIGHT & THURSDAY wort> a floor~len~th gown of blue I NOT OPEN peau-de-soie silk. with match- ! ~ '- "'1h:CRS:WJIW Ji&:M.&AJU , FRIDAY ond SATURDAY mg over skirt. She o:trried a · · • _f 1 MEIGS THEATRE ·~ Januuy 28-29 ' 'THE SABOTEUR . MORITURI" • • houquet of pink mnalions. Mr. i ( Goodman of Suubury, On-~ : tario served as best man. , Marlon Brando. Yul Brynner J•net Margolin. Trevor Huw· i A rt>eeptiun and dinnt'r we~ 1 • _ •rd. 'J I " DARK INTRUDER" Letlif' 1\iJt>l~o n . .Jud1 i\lrre· , held following !he ceremony at . 1 i Cassios' ir1 Sudbury. 1 hi People In ' 1' ·j p cmeroy ., t , 8 MM . Fnr trnl'e li ng back to Ohio I Mr. and Mr~ . C:rall!! Bryan by wey of f\.tontreal and Niag- uf Powhatan were wer·kend. Lira Fall~ lhe br ide chose a gue~ ts vf . \ 1rs. Gladys Cuckler. SUN., MON. and TUES. Jan. 30-31 - Feb . 1 ~rey enstt-mble with pink acre~~ Mrs. Chri_sty Baer entered ' "THE SONS OF ,so ritts. . Holzer Hos1tal Tuesday morn- . KATIE ELDER" Thl' n~.;w Mrs. Bernitz grad- ing . f'Or ohst-"rva tion and treat- , ITt•(·hn il'u lnr) uard as <1n H :--.1 . from Mary- ment. 1ohn Wa.vnf'. ])pan Martin, Mieha~"l An dt•r)oon, .l r mount School of Nur~ing, Sud- I Ev .. relt D~ilf'\' has rPturned ' C•lorc1rton1 : Washington bur.~·. ln JOO:l. home from Meigs General Hosflecontor Mr. Barmtz. a graduate of pital and is improvi ng. 1 REG. 98c weekend guests of his grandmother, Mrs. ' .Joseph Raub and soo, John. Mrs. Richard Campbell en· tmd Holzer Hosltai Tuesday They sen so fast we buy 'em by the truckload. One's juS'! arrived Come in ond see 111e ' new styles aMI colors. (Make tt soon beaowso they 100n't last long!) PuPPieS TOOTH PASTE RECORDS in Marietta Tuesday to •11•na II the Dislrict 25 School of structioo with Grand Officers wor~ ~ -==• · Acci'dents Gm•depost at 3.2 Defended ·By CounCil. .. _ Are Reporled By_ Sheriff · CIDI= ' . Gn... B M Oat OtOfS Ass d Meigs • Lake Fred Bovie to Retire From p J 31 OSt aD. 1 f . :=: .There :;,ugh Sheaffer Pen 6·,C,. PEPTO BISMOL REG.98c Ftflll · - $5.4 Million Wire Plant . .. -69c . r;_JIIrtio.ID.oiSto~ • • • • --l ~ ,~ ·~· .. ,, J'ul CounleOatllervli:e '- . . .,. ~ ' ' J . • .. ' '1,\ FINEST SHIRT FINISHING SERVICE lrontqn Lands c.n Prepwat~oD~ · 1. Wind up Drive By Farm Bureau Will be Fnday own to Lions Club 1. CletD llett Room For Ladlet aDd Clilldreil ' l ' Cold~ Fountala I. T. V. Tube Teller (l'l'MI .. C:9111Piett lint .or lfllr lfi! Js Sh For Your .Shopping Pleasure REG. $1.00 eBRUT 71c REG,98c ' eCANOE They were Mr. and Mrs. llam King, worthy patron and worthy matron : Mr. and Mrs. De£ense CJann • Brand..;. wrl ---da}ous, Sham eo.:; t!Kil ,._al ONE.OAY SERVICI ON REQUEST Preseriptiona Are <>yr,~l'f-Uii~~ · 71 Mill IT. . , .122 N. .IDND .. ' Robinson's e ... , . . IN DAR I- ' MIDDLEP..Oit, ;o.. ·- I .•-•" Pomeroy UotOur Prot Porkl"' Lot Cleaners '.. !07 FiJm ANAHIST TABLETS 69C SELECTED NUMBERS- 93c I Wlth ·lma 79c Several officers ef Evangc. line <'hapter, Order of lhe Eas~ ern Star, from Middleport were ' D •• B / g eCISIOD reWID SAL HEPATICA REG. $1.19 Finest In Mom After Shave eENGLISH LEATHER Lodge 0/lkera Go lo Marietta in charge of the ritualistic LISTERINE ., ' liSJc Mr. and Mrs. William Fraley WIU1 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis. A FamUy Sports Ntte will be . It was In the decade of the of work with youagsten ill the two votes, members werelrnolo at Portland elementary late 40s and through the 50s sport he loyes best, basketball. braced for wllal could be lbe COLUMBUS (UP!l - A Roman Catholic bishop and ' l:lt debaUn8 a Conservative this Friday evening starl- that tile Poriland school pro. Mr. and Mrs. Price's fOilllll· eoldeal lemperatarea of tile Evangelical United Brethren bishop conducted a joint wO'/. motloll.d <lzlng Labor for log at 6:30 o'clock· offering fun duced many outstanding baskel- est son, Larry, at &-2, Is year, ship service at the Ohio Pastors Convention Wedneoday, ecoiiOilitcJ policy. LlbOral basketball for folks pint-sized ball teams and aa many young mislng Irishman pant at Mar. Tbe CoiDmbuo Wealber Bur- then cited their service as an example of the new apirit oi bora ~ they would 8lde grownup. stars who went on to lead Ra- ietla College. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pen- eaa predleled overaigbl lowo ecumenlcalism. the Colllervalives. The event Is sponsored by the ctne Tornado high school teams But back to tomorrow night: lagoo officiall were to decide Tbanday mplwoold drop u The service wao conducted by The Most Rev. Johll ;J. -ID the port city . Hut!, PTA. Hubert Price is to district and regional honors. PTA leaders said the program today whether the remalns of a low u 8-11 delf"OI below zero Carberry, bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Columbus, and ers .we filling a principal. Consolidation and the state's will begin wllb tht IW:lne ele- World War U medal winner ill the -u,e, and wes- Bishop Reuben H. Mueller, presiding bishop of the EUB vaca1 today. The Labor The nature of the event sug- heavy frowns organized on pre- menlory boys playma twa games turned Communist •Iter World pertfou oJIIIo olale and near Church and former president of the National Council of ty appeared in grave danger the line hand of Mr., Jr. lllgh basketball ended the with )'llllii8Sier1 who attend War Z could be buried In Arliag- aero In lba Norlhelslenl Churches. lostn'a · 1 vtlal seat. Results had something - H not a Icareer of Mr. Price es ·principal school at Portland grade I!Cbool. ton Nattonal Cemetery. '!'be con· uoa. It was believed to he the first what we have in common ra8!both lasues were expe<ted lot - to do with II being ar-~and coach. Today he Is princi- Another mntest will be a troversy over the request for service ever conducted in North er than what divides us." 2 be In by esr)J Friday. ranged. pal with nmny fond memories game between the Portland Hth burial there by the widow of ll!ll'lll ~- American by such blgh-rank- Bishop Carberry admitted II ' · · grade girls and Juntar Illgh Robert G. Thompson spread 'J ing Catholic and Protestant was the Catholics "who have RiclHMOND, VA. -THE scilool girls. Tbe final game from the Knrn1ln to Capitol 'clturch officials. boen slow coming to this point. geot ..ow atorm in years wlllbe wltb adulla parltelpa~. Hill Wednesday, adding to the Discussing the servl<e later, But Pope Jobn XXIII was the pled the Mlddle Atlantic Tbere wilt be 110 admission furor atarted by veterans Bishop Carbe!ry said that until. one who went in and broke joday under more than foot charge and everyone 1a invited. grotlpl ·prolesting suclt. burial a few years ago "it w•uld not down the harriers." jr,ow, Roadl were Refresbmellbo wiU be solcL Tbom[IIIOII died Oct. 11 at the have been possible for us to B'sh M ll ld Popt 1 down ' , qe of &0. Hi.o remains were even sit here talking togetber." J h op ed ueiftler shea be beDi cremateol He Wll a native of CoiiUIIIIII o n mov sw y w n . -h~ voree_u Souabt . Gronls Pua, Ore., ud was . , -. Both bishops ag,..ed that the came Pope because •f bis addetp drllb along the coast. · · · · Ja.Meip Court ' ilra!teilln IMI Uti lined with 'l'wo aeeldeftbo lllvolvlng three preYailtng mood a! both major vanced age: Blsbop Cer~ ,1 ~ ds~=. WASIDNGTON (UPI)-PI'<al· Austin B. Campbell, llutlaod, the l%nd Dlvialon ia 1be Pacific. velllcles were investigated by Christian faiths was "to stress d:rl: : . ~ 1 ~ type red n the !dent Johnson's Ceuncll of has liled a peU~on for diYOrce He wu IWBrded tbe DSC the Meigs County IIDbert c. Jlar. cf d w ey may 0 ea er .. vee UDeal Y up Economic Ailvtsera today de- against Marcia B. CampbeU, ution's aecond highest a~ard !elbach's departmORt Wedne'sNo:=Una~ew fended the freezing of Its anti-~ Watertown, N. Y., cltarglnc, for utraordloary heroism, for day. No lnjortea or arresls RBoth ~f!led a:':~:!; ficials said lbe storm was Inflationary wage guidepost at gross neglect of duty and ez- leading an 1811uit against reported in either. :;:: a 1\~ 1 3.% per <ent despite cries of treme cruelty. The platnUfl is macltine gaos Ill a river· c es was " 1 ong way worst in Ia •years. Richmond, "unfair" from organized tabor., seeking custody of three minor crossing operatloa oa New The llrs! 11'81 at 1:30. a.m.. Ufe 00 m..the future. Va., Jav under a 13-lnch •now f E BOVIE The ., . Guinea . J M. oe the Kingshury-Downmgton We are at the bottom or !flo . f . -• ·t•--n ' • • <OOllCI1s scrappmg o I1s ""1w~ • 11 antmry, 1.... ladd and ju taking th firSt blanket fllr lbe first lime old fonnuH for computing the In other Meigs County Cam' Thompsoa became acUve In road whe11 Erneat Lloyd Jones, ~ st e ' 1940., guidepost, which would have moo Pleas Court sclllvity, A~ the Oommnnlst party after the 35, Rl. I, Harrlsonvllte, travel~p, BIShop car~ raised the ROn-inflationary limit len C. Hit!, Investigator, has war and was convleled with 10 lng southeast, lost control of are dlvlsiona, serious PALOMARES, SPAIN - U. to 3.6 per cent, was •ure to beta ordered by Judge Jolll C. others !II 1.919 for conspiracy to bla 1962 model veblcle when be State representative Ralph •;sJOns, rootted deep In the ~ s. and sp&Disb officials draw fire from AFJ..CIO Presl- Bacoa lo proceed wldl .. II- overthrow tho COVOI'llllleDI by approaclt~ another car from Welker (R-Meigs) has I'<Ceived 0 ~~ ~';"'"'a::.;s.. at waited near here for the arrival dent Geerge Meany. vesligalion in the suit by Pauline force. the opposlla direction. confinnation from Fred Morr, hope..,that e! t : e of a ~yshpm to ISStsl In But 11 backed up the Prest- Pauley against Everett Pauley. JOiles' <II' wenl to the rlgbt cfire<tor of the Ollie Deparlmeat through prayer, through ..;_ totoberp~:: =~ dent's strongest plea for res- Minor children fre Involved. ' lfde of the roadway. traveled ol Natural Hesources, lbal gao- spec! for each othere' vieltlo nuclear bomb. ""' lrainl by union and business Judge 0 Brien l1 over aa embankmeBI and bit oHno and electr1~ boat mo- point, lbat the graee or Gll4 Hetiable JJIIUI'CeB asld Fred E. Bovle, • native of leaders In making decisions on WEATHER In Primary Race a tree, cauaing heavy damage tors will he penrulled on For~- may one day, In G114'a dlvlla mysterloua objecls were Gatlipoils, wbo is manager of pay demands and price in- Cold, snow IHlllll and Frf. F. Harmon O'Brl<n, lncum- to the front of his vebi<le. ed Run Lake thJS year as m providence, bring aboul Ullfty' ed by sonar deleclloo Southern District of the Co- creases . thsl might c:entribute day aorlbeaot Low loldlht, 1-8 bent Meigs County Probate The other IIU8llllp was 1 m~ the past. which prayed f<ll a1 11oa on U. 8. warships aboot and Southern Obio Elec- to inflation. below west ud Mill. Judge and JUvenUe Judge, has oor one at 7:30 p.m. on Slate Morr, iD • letter to Rep.llaot supper. fathoms off the coast bere. Co., will '?lire Jao. 31 • aft· · ftied pelitlona ol candidacy, lbe Route 124 at Rutlalld. Welker, BBid the matter of mo. . c-enlloiJ a - . 40 objects were belieVed 11 years With the company. e Board or Electlou reported to- Officers said a <ar operated fora being used has oot been Bishop M~eller, In .bla ~ parts or the nuclear oomb Mr. Bivle ittended Martella day. · by Wilbur Imboden, 39, Salem- resolved for all slat&-owlled 19 the <losmg aessiOII ol IIi" was loSiin the crash or before graduating from Jud8e0'Brten,aSyra<Usares- st., Rulland, hacked out ol a lakes, but they wilt be permit- convention, said that .,.. Amerieaa 1112 bomber lnslltule of Technolo. !dent, will be oeeklng his third driveway and bumped a parked ted OR Forked Run. church has always been Olltl ' •.1 KCW jet Ianter tllat at Pittsburgh, Pa. 11a was . s1 z- year lenn In that office. car owned by Lona Alma Herd- Morr indieated up to 3.1 herst!- It .~st haa many «>q>MIIi<Jal. here J July 1, 1926 by lbe WASHINGTON (UPJ) - The administration aontlnua Olbera wbu bave lfled for coun- man. Mill-s!, Mlddleporl. There power motors will be penni~ Hall webave .ta • socfo~ · _ 17 near aa. · Power Co. of Albeu, to build .tts case for resumption of U.S. alr attacb on ty olficel are Commissioner was light damage to the Herd- ted. cal m; poUilcal ''""• of It, , CIIICAOO _ CANCER predecessor ef the preseut e1ec- North V1et Nom, which coogreaaional and dtplomatle cir· candidates Rebert Clark and man car and none to Imboden's. A hearing OR the matter of ~aven t got eneugb, be . resumed their vigil trlc utlltty a lll9nth follgwing eles are convinced will come within a lew dayt. CI!Jrlea R. Karr, Sr., botb iJ1. motors being used on the state I am talking about lbe ess 11 11 These circles saw virtually no alternative to an end to <Uiilbenla, and Democralil! £1_1DID1•, lakes was held earlier this of the church, DOl~ structur:e, 1!,al courlloday wilere IIJeYIIIM adualtiiJL bave 1nlted line molilbe ftr gr the 35-day-old pause tn the ~!tacks, barring a lllineUII.. Central Committee candidates, be month in Columbus. Rup. Weld- Tbe Cbrlstlan religion Ia verdict D {be Kreblozen He was born ill GalllpoUs, change in the Communist attitnde toward President Jolmo Elnmett G. Will, Rock . Springs er registered opposition to mo- sum total or aU pJ>u. of lift. ud conspiracy triaL of lbe late Harley Bovle, IOD'o peaca offers. Pet., and Woodrow T. Zwilllng, fora not heillg permitted oa A jlll7 of !Ieveii llleJI and Mrs. Bovte, wbo resldea Olflcjals said today llie Com- The admlnistratloa Wll . . ~ Vlllage. Tbe deadForker Run in • telephone conLocuat SL He II a brother of munisla were still taking ad- <tlvlng support from •._.. line lor filing Is f p. m. Fdl. 2. versalin to Morr on lbe day • (Conlinuod en ~ I l lloduey Downlna of MJd. vantage of the pause ta rep~ir In tts vtew there ,... .. purof the hearing. - 1. shattered aommunl<atiODB In pose in eztendlng the JIIUBI fur. lliUVEft ARIII!8TED Harry Osborne, Reedsville, -ked out ol the Jack· the North and send reinforce- ~· Brft1ab Foreign Secretary Larry Milea, 21, Pt. Pleasant, was present at the bearllg · IIlii Oak Bill Dlvtefolll .lor mento and Ilea Ul ard Mlcbael stewart said W~ was arrested Wednesday by Four Daya of G!m1n1 4, a from Meigs <JOunty. , • total tf 11 years. After oervsupp IOU " · day night In New York be the i'emeroJ Pollee department color 10m of lbe apace venture two Jeart Wring World War '!'bey added Ilia! this was a lbougbl lba Ulllo4 States bad oa a charge ol running a red of Aslnaluls M<Divitt and • ed wilh 111o Army Engineers sltuatll)ll lbat could nat be amply demoastrated lis ~ li&hL Milet has posted bond for Wbite, was shown by T ed F1remen Summon I";::!~~ ha returned t. the tolerated because of lite mount- desire to makt peace liD ''houor- appearance before Mayot Olar- Reed, Jr Wednesday to the In Middleport Ja•uary 1811J, which has ~ II Dlvisloa in IM7, and lnt danger to U. S. forces. able" terms. lea Legar o1 Feb. L Pomeroy., Llo111 Club following Middleport volunteer firemen desir,"': ·~p lrADIIferred to the tll(lineerlng . its regular lundleon II the were summoned at 9:40 p.m. B M benhtp of the home office .I ~ Federated Olurclt. Wednesday to the 363 Broad- arm ureau em dat. IRONTON, 9hfo (UPI) ...... same year. In 11110 he wu ICU JJtilll The film wu IIUldO available way-st. home of Ruben Collins~ ~·Is ask •.4 mtillllll plant will be nmde aaslstant to 1be IIUIIIOjJer by Mr. Reed's sister-In-law, where a blaze caused damages a vo un wor ers are here to muufaeture the Southern Dlalr1ct and 11 MIAMI tUPI) -The stall fraud." cllmat of MrL Mtaalr Ia lh Miss ~IJ T. Meadolll Ho.. in the bathroom and tllchen. ed to have their aru ooevaaaed 1lin 1m' tilt by the milltaey wu appointed to biJ preo. atlaeked .u "seaBdalous, frivo-l Despite dllrgel llltiNUDior- COIIIly jaU here; and a Moaler ton ,.._ who Ia a m~them.. Fire -Chief Howard Dalley and an members enrolled and VIet Nam. position. loua and • o sllam" today cllargea owr lbnt. alate family Negro banctymaa, JW. ~ em~ In the Space said lbe btue apparently broke reported to the Farm BuretD The C1ir1: Wire Mr. and Mrs. lltvle lfVII . at clJargeo that prooeculors and ~. the prueCIIIIoa and coe Browa, .an had beea Asency. The 111m alae has beeR outln the bathroom of the faur- office. . _... land, recitlved a Arden Rd., ColtiDlbUI. Tiley polkle lhreelaaed witaeases to the defenae appartiiJII)o 1hl'l presaiiMd IBt • to s t 1f y 1na 111own locaUy 1o stutlellts or room 0110 story structure from A ORe day wJnd.iltl drive ww [lli1meat oonlract four soas and l21fandddl- eel tesllmolJy against miDlonal- <lOIII to agreemeut .10 It jury u agaiut Cody and Mel. Mlcldlep)rt ud Pomeroy Blgb an undelermlned origiJI. The be held on Friday with at least' and WID aoe tht pl111l at resa CUdaoo Malsler and ller the Dade County ~~ Court Browa's 11f!men¥ (could be a Scltools, and. olber groupe. 16 llnmen responding to the six two-maa teams contaotlnl o)W ollbe old FcJalor Store all~ lever. 1r1a1 entered Ita Jlb!tb ' day. s1roo1 pari oi the alate's case. Guy Nlllh, MGM _,1 ueeu- call with two pumper Inlets poapects, King said. pair Co. · Sen Tunae W: ... - AllllrneJ Richard E. Attoneya for bolb F<mn 'l1te baldymaa said at pre.trlaltive, a IUMI.. apo11e briefly o1 bmnedlately doused the blaze. King reported lbat 11166 meml'rodiM:IIon wu II[JICied • r an.. Gerai.Ja -.Id a move would be IIlii Mrs. Mlllllllr aapled U be4r1Df1 1111 reeaDed wubhJ& scouting 1a lbe Tri-State Area No estimate or damages has berabip, tncluding pledges, •taod be8in wltbln flye er IJfx 14th Diatrict Jolt made lhla IDCII'IIlliC for cllsmls- jlll'Ol'l, lnclud!JJI • - · wllb 1111p 111t1 water late In tile CoulMlll. WUIIam ·T. Clraoaer, beell made, according 11 Dalley. at 238, just U short of lbe tolal and ali®! UO to 200 COLUMBUS (UPI) - State al or a lllOtloil Died by the for lbe 11rat 11m11 IIIII' IIIII tad an,mooa balon Mofioter - put prasJdeQI, presided. SerY· for all of 1965. Slxteea el lheol 'wiD IJe employed, a 1lobia T. Turner, wilo deleue WedlleadaJ oeeting. to or tile WedJIIed,aJ 1 • 161, ,aut ll1alll a tltcbeD I!Otllller lop IIJI dinller wn tbele 1ac1e11 o1 SI£EKS OOP SEAT ~new members. "apoktaman llld. from Tlllln It MarloD to han tbe munler Indictment abort for the of -of wl1ll't aliaDdprlnt ldenUfted as 1be Federated Olurch, Mrs. W!MINGTON, Oblo tUPI) Named to hMd lbe Friday ' Tilt•lpl'ant will pniClloo In the ti8W 1ftb Dillrl<t, lj(alnll tba blonde widow and Judie Geertlt 'ICbaJa' iallow ~'~mrs• was ftuDil after 1111! Lou1a Reibel, C!11aJrmaD, llrL State Sen. Mal Dennis, who has eJem.ap IN John Coinll, S.. OOD 11111f cllba I!CIII!Il'lflla IOmlnaiJnc pedtlanl "We4- Melvta Lane Powers llirewa jurlatll. GeraiU - - . pir- murder, Clare Karr anc1 Mn. lila IIeut. served in the legislature atnco !em and Columbia twps_: Mrs. lll!ill!' a _.,.... Cllllll'al!l lor lbe Republll!ID ·1111- lilt. . . . emptory eballeqll, to di'IDI• Genteln called !be eba11et 1111D1i 1854, annolmt:ed Wednesday ho VIrgil Atkins, Rutland IDII ~ · earrM!iiD . . . lor In IIIII Mey pr~; " ""' dei«<N C!Oillellded ~!!Je two juron, boftver1 and "11111111.~ 1111, qlelllly · will seek the Republlean IIOI1liJl. plo twps.: Leo Story, l!etlfort Claf!l ·J8Ctlved • Turlllr wtll nm fl! • ~ IIi 41elil!eal. charJ!ni liii'L interrogatiOn at re~ll witboul fouilila~· a trutb or LOCAL TBiliPI · otloa for atate 11011a1or 111 the ud Salisbury twps.; Mrs. Jla PI w ·looiunc ·IIIII;~::~~=~~ "' .JUrlo~ Lletlilr: .....,, ~~ lOok •.P u.·rMI of .~ cltJ. • ,._ 1'1ief·~ 1 last mlilute tedperature 1a Pomeroy's ~ prlp)ary, '!'be new dlatrlct tarnaban, Button llld .w ApPilllcbli - · 11iiiGI, Wyaii!IQ!, oo;, :w11b IIIII . 10, Ill&, fte .def\!jl i. flld ~ J111!11an dllpente allllilp& 1111 ~ pariiJUs'- dl.sJrlc:t at 11:110 a.m. coiiQlOIIII of Clinton, Warren, .twps,; Virall ID-., Cbestilr·. . lblrda' olthe lolal liJd lrponotmtlea iiall · .' _ :ollitt ' 1111!111* juat' 'lf!*!;\lte ,li!hali't lt !If ·~ dtfGaDI Ill aveld a lodey was 13 decrw, mid. Qtrmoa1, llrowD, ~ IIIII Oranp lwpL, lll!il Pall! IIIIW, '!if llli.' ~llll. at>JIIclilmd CouD!y. - lkt- -~~·. ; •Pnic:Ufe!~ 11J &qed lillt Allin 1'111..& -~· c1Gut1J at1o1. ' ¥W ..U. ·~ ... ' • ' ' • . ' ·~ :r:.: •• REG. 97c . POPULAR REG. 53c observation and treatment. Her room number is 214. 1 71c Vicks Cough Drops ' Bt]('k entcrerl Holt.er Hospital Mond<1y, f • r afternoon, for b'eatment. Mrs _ Victor Young Sr., East Main St. 11nd Mr. .and Mrs. Fer· ris Justis of Mason, W. Va. re. turned bome Monday, after a weekend visit at Plainsfield, Ind. .;r:.:~':~~ =~=ity I EUB R }j --COL=w=UMB="u-:(=UP-11 -·-An.:-. 1 ' oman Catho 'c Bishops .. blul or fri,td Arctic 111r c d J · W h1· Ri 1 =::: :!:Y~: on net omt ors P tua Pentagon is Pondering B •a1 Ca a pro. un se situation w•• lhls: • ,~. I Chris! Mrs. Charl.Ps or Grove City were ~MOuthwasl1 REG.10c _ _ Mrs. Jal'k Kdly returned til her home, Columbus Monday, afler sendi ng a week wiU1 her , mother, Mrs. Everett Dailey while Mr. Dailf'y was Jwspital-, ized. She w;.~s accompanied · home by Mr. Kelly and Miss Sarah Lou Doup who spent week · l;!nd with the D<1 ileys and Mr. und Mrs. \1anio K~:ll)' ol Mid· dlcort. ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS , Colgate , . &! =:: --AJ,;C. TABUTS MOVIE FILM (PROCESSING INCLUDED) ~~ E • I I. cumenica Service is First Family Snorts Nile r · :!oo "::: dllb, Mark Rit'hman . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 ~·_'=Uierla::i.:O:Uo:.f • I Mamfy About RICHMOND, Va. (UP[) The worst winter storm in 25 years or more burled the Middle Atlantic Stales under more than a foot of snow today, cbriktng rands, closing schools and battering ships at sea. AI least seven deaths were blamed on the mighty storm, which pushed into New England and sent numbing cold as far south as Florida. Snowflakes fell DR Rtunned Gulf Coast I'<Sidents at Crestview and Fort Walton ter llll'Okl Wllsoa today 1 Po-l t tlj ~ "'.=O grl)'fers were wal'lled or a hard in U years, and lba wont II PblladelpbliJ urly today. freeze tonight. Virginia stnce 1140. Ri<!hmond Tba ter or the erful Tbe ~oot trawler Outlar, its was covered by as much u 11 een pollt' mast blown away iD 40-mUe-an- inches of onow and etgbt storm moved off lbe New hour wlnda reporled II was inches, hall the yearly overaae, Jeraey eoaal this lllOtlllnc. but ANTARCTIC ACTMTY- Winter Is getting underway In earnest for Amerlcant It laking on water near Dry snarled tralflc ill Wublugloa, sub-zero winds gusting up to 35 home, but In Antarctl<a aummer is just coming In and U.S. scientific teams ill aoulh pa, Tortogas, 50 miles northwest of D.C. ~lea aa hour whipped !"'"" Jar regtona are agAin busy with research programs. Scene above is the wlnd-awept Rott ~ M!8011. A smaller fisblng Heavy 11110w warnlnga were mto a blizzard ill Mlch1gan, Ice Shell. Glaciologists patrol the snowy wide-open spaces in motor tohoggana to study veBSel, the Diamond Head, was posted for Rhode lslaad and where temperaturea plunged ice movement and snow accumulation, part of an effort to determine wbather Antaretlo wallowing in 1&-fool waves tn Massachusells. Snow was drift- well below zero. ca's vast ice cap is Increasing or decrea!lng in lize. the same area, its propeller ed up to two feel blgb ill partsl---------------=-----=~----=-------------fouled in a lfsblng aet. The of New Jersey. Mll<'b of eo..t Guard rushed plaaes aad soulhwestera PeMQ'lvula W11 ships to the stricken vessels. sUII under last weebad'a Officials said the storm was Inches of aaow, and Hll'ly LONDON _ PRIME .~ms::l ~~'c_".'·n~d_"n~or~th~F~Io~r~ida~c~itr~ua~th~e~w~ors~l~to~h~ii~N~o~rt~b~car~o~lina~se~v~ea~_;ln~cbea~~~fe~U-artWUI~~ i 1 DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS All THIS WEEK '• .:::~o ·I d . tlantic tates Hit orst now in Years ElBERFELD$ DOLW DAYS.ALL THIS WEEK 1 enttne·· at ' --~------------------------~----~----~~~ , ~----a-~~~~~~~~~-----------.~ ~g-----~--~- ,~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1966 ~;: 1 I . VOL XVII NO. 237 1 Wed Nov. 10 a Creighton Mine Ont. • 1Htlo141d To Tit. '"""" 01 Tit. JJflpMuon ~.... i f ranees peacock Hayman Barnitz • • ., ~ i 1 •- e Out-of-town relatives bert : , : ';:;' .Rawilnts-Coabo Funeral Home included Mr. and Mro. Jamet Biggs, Na'sbvllle,, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. G• Blgp, William IJodlon, Coltmlbus tnc1 Fred Tharp, Charleston, W. Va. ( r ·\ Relmlves Nere lor . Funeral 011 Sunday I1-Meetiilg Mrs. Willi~m Maye; is Hostess tor 61 eran hurch Women · Luf". MrL WUialm MIIJer ;..'~ ', 'l " --------'1~ 1~ 8entlnel, PomtrOJ-IIIddleport,' 0 ., Jan. 28, 1888 'I oung Peqple ol . -. . , .. ·. ' ' ,_, • ~ . :.'i ' ,, "'II:' <I· . ·=: ' ' . loi · '" .•. ' .. , . .. ·- • . ' i( on. ta, OlliJII- wu . ' . I \.i l ·, .' .. i · I · . . ~ ( ' . - .., ·'' ., ' '· \ ; �, ', ALL STARS . .... ..... .. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 27, 1981-8 Falls 84-74 W. Va. State 0 CLEVFLAND (VPI) _ "" Loa ('lbe Toe) Groza explalao ed H •• 1 cut wao molded to b1s fool Wedllesday, "I'm )ult tlolag Wa lor kkb." .ua II wu bla ldcb 'llllcll COl blm IIIIo a cast lor the llnl lime Ill bls Ufe. T• o veleru aev.. land Brewna kicker, wbo boldo virlll8lly every P"' foolball plaee-klcking reeord •• IU boob, wao 81 the QeveJBIId Health Masenm lo bve Ids The Rio Grandt College Redmen, playing without Jim failed to make it three in a row over West Vir· Wednesday night in GaUls Academy HIgh IScl>ool gym as the Yellow Jackets slapped an 84-74 defeat the faltering Redmen. Jim Marshall, the Redmon's leading acorer with 852 llb1IIOUI fool lmmorlaii..oL u;..;.JI,."-l..~lpoi·nts in 16 games, an average of 22 points per game, quit 11 is lo be east In bra.aze school at the end of the first semester. On two previous aad thea placecl oa permueal occasions when the Redmon downed w. Va, S11lte 98-96 display alq willa ••"••· ol and 9().85, Marshall scored 30 pointa in each game, tbe arm ol Clevel8Jul ;.... ffigb Coach Art Lanham had ... lnounced that big 6-6 juRior hed 8 of 19 for t1 per cient; aad pl..... Bob FeDor ud form. A State Poll forward Rudy Shively from Trainer a ollB for 31 per cent. :':; beavywelgbl ebamploa Jot The PI CIIIBI A Oblo would take Mar: State look aa tarlf ~ 1tac1 IIIB' list, the · ,llllly oh oci ool basketball ratings shall's place last night at for· but tile count was 1H! after buc- l]111111 llpno 10 boDored. first place votes ond ward. But Shively injured bis kets by Dillon and Gregory and reeor:.: parentbe&e81 back In practice Tu~.W:Y night, foul shot by State's Gwy Leav- College Basketball llelalll and oat out last rught s game ell. Steve Towler mads a fNt By Uaited Press I-...lloaaJ 1. Sprillsboro ·112) 113-0) against lhe )'ellow Jackets. threw a11d Dilloa wblpped one Eul 2. Bridgeport 19) '") Dave HamOtou, 8-5 Freshman, In to lie w 11-11 at the 14'50 Arm 82 3. Cbllllc loheF1aget (2) pacecl Coach Frank Enty's Yet- mark in the first half · . Y. R~tg':'s Bl (14-1) low Jackets with 2D points. lliB Collins' first goal ~ Fwleigb DickiJisOD n lo.. 61 t Nelsonville (5) (11).1) Alan Hamilton, 6-l the count to 21_20 with IO·Ieleft Sprmgf1eld 67 Holy Croaa 63 1. Dille U) (11.1) was next with 19, and but a foul shot by Hun~r and ~olby 7~ Bates 72 6. Rossford (6) (12-ll) Ben Hunter another 6-3 Fresh· a thr<e pointe b AI H 'I YAC 106 Albany St. 84 7.<>AIIna (3) 112-1) man finlsh~d with 14 poin.ls ton f-ouled b r TY 1 an •llllbed· Carnegie Tecb 93 Allegheny 59 pus Wagner 93 St·FranclS · B. Rittman (2) U:l.fl) Don Tramer. 6-0 JUnior guard, the Jackets toY 3 ower, 2l'20 lead at (NY) 7i 9. Ottoville (I) (13-1) 27 1paeecl Redmen with 20 poinls.l the 9:46 mark. State pulled I· St.Bnvnture 88 Seton Hall B2 10. Norlhwestern (I) 111·2) €·5 senior center Paul Dil· way easily, leading by 10 points Drexel Teeh 92 Rider 84 (<>!) SECOND tO: It, Dennison St. Ion had 16 and 6·5 junior forward at one stage and led 47-IO at th Fordham 90 Dartmouth 76 Morya 125; 12. zanesville Sharon G1"€gory had l3. half. Temple 81 Lafayette 66 crans 124; 13. Skyvue 66: Despite the loss the game Trailing 65-60 at the middle South Hiland 57: 15. Proctorville had its thrills for Rio Grande of the second half, the Redmon Fla. A&M 116 Albany (Ga.) 92 Mansfield st. Peters 59; 17 _ . who have possibly lound narrowed the count to 65- 84 at W.Va. St. 84 RwGrnd 10) 74 bold 48; 18. Columbus St. "Favorite" w take the 8:56 mark on buckets b Tenn. 65 No. Car. St. 54 42; 19. Woodsfield 41; 20, Marshall's plac.. Reclmen fans Collins and Dillon. Rio Grand~ Rolhns 70 St. Leo C~ll. 68 gale 40. cbee"'d lA> the rafters when trail•d 73-J;7 with 4.07 1 It b t Spn•g Hill 85 Miss. Sou. 74 OTIII!:RS: Sandusky St. Mary Frank Collins, 6-2 sophomore a rebound basket l>f Dill~ ud Midwest 25; plngyield Local forward, came off the bench late two foul shots by Train; ant Toledo 88 Kent St. 79 honing) 34: Ayenville ' 32 : in the first half to score 16 the lead to ~71. cu Cm. 71 Sl Jos. (Ind.) 66 West Muskingum 30; Newark points. 10 m the second half. That was as close 18 the Red· Drak~ 74 Iowa St. 71 C.tholic 28; Ucklng Valley 26· The loss left Coach Lanham's men got. Baskets by To M111m1. (0) 74 Marshall 57 Peehle Shawnee 24· Celin~ Redmen with a !:Hi record for send and Dave Hamiltea pu~~ Cncrd1a IMino) 68 McLester 60 ICHA 22· Bellbrook' 19 . Carey the season while the win boosted I ed Slate ahead 77.71 State mad Bethany 69 Ottawa 5.1 18; Buckeyo Central, Caldwell, W. Va. Slate's record lo 7-10 1' its last oeven poi~ts on Cnt. Mo. St. 78 Ptsbg (Kan.) 72 and Genoa 16 each; Dai!A>n, for .th~ year, . throws. making 7 of a from Lakeland 117 Northland 98 Garaway, Olld Crestview Hittmg most of hiS shots from the foul line. Carthage 74 mmo" St. 73 15 each. ' the deep corner, Dave Hamillon The Jackets connected Agsbg 80 Wartburg f!a) 75 29 _ _ _ _. made I! of :U from the floor for of 77 shots from lho floo~n for EVB!lsvllle 93 De Pauw 92 lllato Slgas an even SOper cent. HIS brother, 37.6 pe.r cent while the Red-~ Soolhwest PJ1'TSBURGH (UP!) . AlaR Hamilton, hit 53 per cent men had 30.7 per cent making Ali' Forco 84 Abilene Chris 66 Righthander Steve Blass making 8 of 15 from tho 28 of 91 attempted fi~ld goals. Tex. Lth. 76 '51. Thomas 6a bls 1964 oontract with Frank Collms had the State converted on 26 of 33 from BIShop 78 Austin Coli. 73 shooting percentage for the line and Rio Gl11Bde made lloustoa 92 naylor 91 (ot) men makmg 8 of 17 from only 18 of '1:/ iosido tho free Denver U. 100 Regis Coli. 70 I'IRST floor for 44 per cent; throw circle. QUALITY "'e•ine!!dall The Redmon held a narrow Ohle B. 8. BastetbaO ~ REGULAR_ Pittsburgh Pirates " 54-50 margin In reboonds 'tb By Ulliled Prleso lntemaJlooal Blass posted a 13-11 record DillioR grabbing 26 loose ~~s. Clevelend East Tech 74 Certified Oil Station l'amoroy lnternatiOlllll Ingue Dave llamiltoo bad 12 reholUlds Cleveland John Adams 73 W. Mlln II. "'ii~iiii...:~p~ioo~C.;;I:;:;um;;:;;;hu;;•.;J;;•ts:=.,;las;,;;_t~year~. and Carl Clark 8-3 sophomore: Cleveland East 94 • bad 11. AiJ!n Hamilton and Ben aevelllnd UillinWOOd 54 Hunter each bad 8 rebouncl1. Cleveland LaUn 115 Cleveland Joba Ha 58 W. Va. ~~ (84) - D J1am. Clevelaad West Tech 73 y Jlton, 12-5-29; A. Ham!~ Cleveland Lincobt 15 19; LoaveU, 2-1-5; HuRter, U-14; Clevelalld Gilmour 48 That hrt of Wecl1 day Adv. RHdlng Berry, 1-0-Z; Barksdale, 1).2-2· Beachwood 32 Townsend l-6-111 Clark, 1~ Newark Cntbolic 88 Totals, 19-26-64. Oleaten _ _ _ _ _ BY 13 Rio Grandt (74) - Dillon, First Cbrlstmas 1n h SHOULD RIADt ~~ Gregory, 4-5.-13; Trainer, World was celebrated ~ 0 N~ : Towler, 1·3-41 Lusetti, lumbus and hi8 men 011 the 1 MORTON FROZEN a!~~ TBuUock, 41-1·11 Collinl, •orthera ooast of Hatu in , olals, 28-18-74. 1492. ~hool , . . · I ' tr.! I CORRECTION! HELEN HELP US! » MORTON FROZEN DINNERS 6 for $1.00 r--by Helen Bottel--' Panthers will Host Strong Athens Out,it -!~'7 vt. Pomeroy's 'Purple Panthers Ill 1 Southeaatem Ohio League game pace. Tbe ~ flnt , p1we of tho will hoot lhe Alhenl Bulldogs cage match Friday night. are led by Senior F....,ard ~simlal Skllni llha~~ , Ceacb Russ Moore's Panthers Bruce Simpson, wilh • W av· Jlllpe • t9(1ay wllh,.,:; .. will be hoping lor their second erage. IJieCial IIIlo malld free , ·~-• league wiD of lhe season In Pomeroy's overall '. - d for evenll, IUal LleiDet IIIII""' 0Spluu eWS eight starts. llowev<!r, the hoots the season is 3-8 while AU1eD11 flliiCnr AualriaDI !Got will be certain underdop. now has an overall alate ol-114. -'II -.lid ·tblrd Ill lbe .,.. Athens, now holding tblrd The Bulldogs losses 111 II&DIIIIIoal on Wtdlll'll! · Entered _Baepllal place In the SEOAL, has a 6-2 games were to Nelsonvlllt · Persons entermg Holzer Hoz. league slate. The Bulldoga of Well,ton. 5lw Heit SanMu:a.J · pltal during the last 24 hours Coach Charlie McAfee defeated Olher probable 111r11en included: Mrs. Herman I. Dll· Pomeroy 84-«ln the first meel- the Panthers are RoDnie Ion, lill5 Pecan st.; Mrs. Clyde log of lhe two learns. at center, Dick night It B. Walker, Thurman, Mrs, Qk. Scoring leader for tha Bull- otlJ<o.r forward position, aad Bill ey R Henry, 447 Second Ave.; dogs is the litUe guard Mike Moore and Dick Werry at lba Mrs. Billy J. Patterson, 71 Wren, biltlng at an 18 1 points guords KeepYourFGarfield Ave.; Emmett Ressit· · ' · Optratl"' At .... er, Crown City1 Owen A. Boot,. lfflctency By ChlliSIInl er, 1010 Tblrd Ave.; Edmond Flit.. . .ularlj M, Miller, Rt. I Crown City· ' Mrs. Richard C, Conley, Addi· GET CLIAN NEW 0 son; Mrs. Homer I. Waugh, Jr., Amer-Gia1 FILTERS· Rt. 2 Crewn City; J. Timothy SUmmers, Pt. Pleasant; Kenneth By Ualled l'real Jnteroattoaal against Mid-America• Confer· s; IOx20xl 4h R. Gardner, Gallipolis Ferry; Dick Shrider ol Miami Ia ence rival Kent State In the secze , ••••• ~· Fr~nk W. Hau~t, Pl. them laugblng m his oDd ball, roiling w a 74-67 lead s· 14 20x 1 551 • •• • • • Pi asant. Mrs. WUUam W, final season as tho Redsk!Js with 6, 09 remabling. Jim Co•' ,.. x . Wamsley, Jr., Pt. Pleasant: , •·• al 14x25xl •••••• 5~ Mr.. Mayford llarrts, Jr., CJif. head basketball ':"aeb. 26 pajnls and Aston s """ ght 15x20xl t• 5k ton; Emmons H. Thomas, Rt. 2 Shrider, who decided lo de- of the seoson led the way for Leon, w. Va.; Norbert P. Neutz. vote full U~ as athletic dlrec- the Rockets. 16x20x1 •••••• SJ.; ling, Jr., Pomeroy; John W. tor alter this_ seaSOII. now has The biggest upset of the night 16x2Sxl ...... SJ~ Lee Sr. Rt. I Pomeroy· Mrs !!).game winning streak un- was at Wooster, where the Scots Ke~neth' R Ki~g Po.;.eroy: derway and the Mid-American .lost their third game of the sea20x20xl .•.••• 5Sa · • . ' · hip aearyson, I to Ohio Northern. The PoDone,d W. · Lowery, Middleport; cha mp1ons 1 Kermit Crum, Rt. I, Ironton; up. . . dar Bears ~ere l•d by Jerry ~ Mrg. Peggy J. Rawlins. Rt. The Redskm~ made 1! 7-0 In Stechschulte s 27 pomts, Si1e 2~2Sx I , , , ... 6o. Hill; Mrs. Harry L. Steel, the league 1\ednesday mght . c;a•g Erbland w~s Mount _on- Size 16x20x2 , .. .. . at,i Wellston; Mrs. James B. a 74-57 vlc!A>ry over Mar· Ions big man, scormg 25 pomts, 16x2Sx2 •.•••• etc Ironton: Mrs. Troy M. Layne. and made it look easybylbut guard Art Stehlik came off ~ Harold, Ky. the usually high-scormg !lhe bench lA> spark the VIctory ! 20x20x2 •.•••• 89e Births to Its_ lowest pomt loull Hiram. Stehlik came 20x2Sx2 ..•••. .,. Mrs. Floyd C. Muncy, GaiiJ. campaign. through With 16 clutch pourts. 1 polis Ferry, son, 12:20 a. Mount Unioa ,kept Obio Rio Grenda tied the score I Wednesday; Mrs. Mayrord basketballs longest With a mmute lo play, but West ris. Jr., Clifton, daughter, : alreak going In VIrginia State cashed in or a. m. Wednesday; Mrs. night"s action with a 77-55 throws lA> pull out lhe victory •• J. Patterson, 71 Garfi, · ~ Are., over Hiram in an Ohio Dave Hamilton's 211 & ._r daughter, 3:54 p. m, Conference game. The Ralden Don Tra1110r scored 20 1 day, notched II in a row Paul Dillon 18 points for I SUPPll':~ Discharged loss in their seoond game the Redmen. Mrs. Bertba L. Baum, Mrs. a lo" In their second game Only one game was on (Fonnerly Gilmore SUpplli Paul H. Bocock, Mrs. Terry the season. Ohio tonlghl, Cedarvllle Store) R Byard, Carlton J. .-.au Edge BOOIIen hooking up lA 1 Mid· II PHONE 992-2774 Debra A. Johnson, Mrs, James Cmcmnati took time out :::Obi:;;o:;.,::Conf~e;r~•n:;;ce::..,:ga:;;m;:e;·==~~~P~OM~E~ROY, 0 • . W. Kessler, Jr., Mrs. CarmeR J. Missouri Valley I" Lorubbio. Calvin G. Lyons, Mrs. wars and had Its lmnds full FAST DEPENDABLE Paul Niday, Mrs. Carl F. Poet· fore downing determined St. ker, Mrs. W111tam R. Powell, of Indtaaa, 71~. In otb.,.ll Mrs. Alvie C. Purkey, George Toledo whipped Kenot ll P. Redmood, Mrs. Charles L. 88-79, behind eenter Robmson, _Mrs. Ivan L. Sheets, 113 points aad 2l MISs VIrgmla M. Slayton, Mrs. Ohio Northlher=n~~s~:ll Ralph T. Snead, James F. Stiles, 'IIH5: y Mrs. lela B. To<vner' Mrs, Sha· coasted lA> an easy 87~2 decl· lustaat Power dy B. Tackett, Kenneth W. over Buffalo Stale and Thomas, Samuel Treese, Jo.. Grande absorbed an ,84-74 Wllea Yoa Need It eph P, Workman, Mrs. Clyde from West Vlrglala State. Walker, Mrs. Robert S. Wilbur Miami's Frank Lukacs scored and mfant daughter, pointa and Jerry Peirsoa the Redskins raced to a 33-19'11 Compare! This Week FRUGAL FRENCH margla and held a y ot~'U BK:yl Most Frenchmen leave lbe advantage with three min1ute•d JUJt *F. ._ A... Weatlwr pewtnu . . de luxe hotels f..- foreigii visi· Orville Stepp paced MJ!r.. 11 Bu mra.lio,.. rwblier cuhl~ :::· ~ccording to. the Pario of. with 19 points. . 0 tit~ American Cinclnnsti nearly blew aa !!~:rcat ,.....w ~:0 1 Ass'';"ahonti In ~ne • · lead late iR the second s, a ow ra ng, per u St. Joseph'• Pumu of the guests are French t!rept lo 8 four-point deficit l'll :>er cent foreign, In the ~ a minute lo go. But o,,.•,JI ;~•:e~~~i ~m.':t~n 18 FOster bit two free tbroowsiJ <lellt foreign par lo aalt!IWBJ the victory. Boaboo-11 · John Howard IN BUSINESS lo pace the Beareall. Homo OWned and Operated H * N SAVE HOUSE QEAHUIG · Miano" Rolls to Seventh trrught onference w•In s c I 00 I HDWE. lEATHER * * RIZER OIL COMPANY I II sa a oollegllla their You'll Like OUr Servtot of I. ,HONI WY 1-1101 36 ! games. ' brdte opea lho game Doumle • Grosslan..., Sales • • • Men's Topcoats Tweedl, Worsted• Men's Dress Sl1cb Wool Flannel-Worsted Shark Skla·Hopaack and Coverta REDUCED I Entire Stoclc REDUCED SWEAIDS ' ' SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS -, I group Values to "·00 Sale, 2.65-2 for $5.00 I Group l\ Price •ntlre otock ol caedlgaD and Pull..,.ar, lleev• leu. PAJAMAS Winter Jackets KDit-Flannel-Broodclotb arul Decton Values to 1.93 REDUCED l Stedlum Coata • Bench Warmen • Sir Coats • Toggle Coata. Quilted and PJle Lined. Sale 2.65, 2 for $5.00 REDUCED l\ Ad••l•al. -.nuax w •-a Min's All WMIIIer Com, lljHUt Pile Warmers, val- ta 22.95 SALE $16.95 loy'a All 11 w..thtr Com, ....... Pllt Wannen I Group, TH ·-1411............- ...... ·=:=:.....--·----nART AT SALE $12.95 Sacrlflcecl lit $7.95 Min'• Corduroy, Whip SPORT SHIRTS Corel & Mll'-'ldn Plllh 1 group Valuea to 8.95 Val-ta5.91 IALI N.61 SALE $3.65 I FOR $7.00 WlNTER CAPS Men's 1nd Boy'l REDUCED l $lOP' ·.. '' .t MIDDLIPORT, 0. • ) \ . \ EBERSBACH ·HARDWARE .. .... .....-..a:i.:.;. ,......"' Ill Hardww.. MAIN n. I ... MM's All W..ll,.,. Com, lljHUt PUt Wannen. 29.95 Value_ SALE $22.91 BAKER fumiture . 1 ...... OLYMPtJUf A 11111111 bown · !;tayment .lncl Jurf s.oo per . weak I GOODYEAR BATl'EilY (!!3 JJRfi\S j Cold Weather Starts The Bobcats had aa opeu data, and since last Saturda 'a ars. roe With Rutland hao been caUed off altogether Wl~k- Cltlzea-o- - - ne wants to giVe hls boys lOme "live tin , • of Monaco are for. Friday's big game with Eastern, ac n prior to non biddeR lA> gamble Ja tba euilr Friday's acUoo will beg!• oa of Monte Carlo. 8:30 p. m. wbea Addsville oa Cheshire • Kyger Elemeatsry school bt the first of lwe prellinloary games. At 7 p. m., the Kyger Creek Reserves will batUe tht Kyger Creek Freshmen. The main boot II olated I o'clock. Expected to pel'form lor the KC Alumlli are Fraak C r meaRs, DaR Eblio, Rob Pbll Dwlcu, Dick ~~~:,;I Joe Pettey, Walt Taylor, Snyder, Roger Barnett, Coco and others. I Regular officla!J aad I admission will be PRICES I B. R. W. ""' Coach Joha Wlckllne announced toda th eel farmers wbo want lA> improve Creek Boboats wiU battle their AJ ni 1 Y at the Kyger their homea lA> offer one or Ill day nlght. um n tho KC &Ym Frl· Imnl rOOIJll for rent to !ravel- a ·a ro·-w • '; horneofliceoltheAmvican belllgreports. ,.. ..... w.n. ' \per POT PIES - - . 6 for s1.oo KC £n'~ays AIumn'. u::r:~b:.:e:~g;:. Sophomore~ w:~· ~:=.e~s:.\a~oo w H:fu:: :!'13 WAI DCROSS SONS I.~Toiileiido RACINI, 0. ;--.:llif (uP!) POMEROY ALL SUITS AND SPORT COATS REDUCED ham 20 to 50% Many Other Fine Winter V1lu• It GnNtly Reduced Pric-. · Shop and Save 1t The Home of Arrow Shirts ' Downie· Gross, Inc., Pomeroy Store Hovm 9 am to 5 I"" FrlclfiY - 9 1e 9 Slturdly ' �, ', ALL STARS . .... ..... .. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 27, 1981-8 Falls 84-74 W. Va. State 0 CLEVFLAND (VPI) _ "" Loa ('lbe Toe) Groza explalao ed H •• 1 cut wao molded to b1s fool Wedllesday, "I'm )ult tlolag Wa lor kkb." .ua II wu bla ldcb 'llllcll COl blm IIIIo a cast lor the llnl lime Ill bls Ufe. T• o veleru aev.. land Brewna kicker, wbo boldo virlll8lly every P"' foolball plaee-klcking reeord •• IU boob, wao 81 the QeveJBIId Health Masenm lo bve Ids The Rio Grandt College Redmen, playing without Jim failed to make it three in a row over West Vir· Wednesday night in GaUls Academy HIgh IScl>ool gym as the Yellow Jackets slapped an 84-74 defeat the faltering Redmen. Jim Marshall, the Redmon's leading acorer with 852 llb1IIOUI fool lmmorlaii..oL u;..;.JI,."-l..~lpoi·nts in 16 games, an average of 22 points per game, quit 11 is lo be east In bra.aze school at the end of the first semester. On two previous aad thea placecl oa permueal occasions when the Redmon downed w. Va, S11lte 98-96 display alq willa ••"••· ol and 9().85, Marshall scored 30 pointa in each game, tbe arm ol Clevel8Jul ;.... ffigb Coach Art Lanham had ... lnounced that big 6-6 juRior hed 8 of 19 for t1 per cient; aad pl..... Bob FeDor ud form. A State Poll forward Rudy Shively from Trainer a ollB for 31 per cent. :':; beavywelgbl ebamploa Jot The PI CIIIBI A Oblo would take Mar: State look aa tarlf ~ 1tac1 IIIB' list, the · ,llllly oh oci ool basketball ratings shall's place last night at for· but tile count was 1H! after buc- l]111111 llpno 10 boDored. first place votes ond ward. But Shively injured bis kets by Dillon and Gregory and reeor:.: parentbe&e81 back In practice Tu~.W:Y night, foul shot by State's Gwy Leav- College Basketball llelalll and oat out last rught s game ell. Steve Towler mads a fNt By Uaited Press I-...lloaaJ 1. Sprillsboro ·112) 113-0) against lhe )'ellow Jackets. threw a11d Dilloa wblpped one Eul 2. Bridgeport 19) '") Dave HamOtou, 8-5 Freshman, In to lie w 11-11 at the 14'50 Arm 82 3. Cbllllc loheF1aget (2) pacecl Coach Frank Enty's Yet- mark in the first half · . Y. R~tg':'s Bl (14-1) low Jackets with 2D points. lliB Collins' first goal ~ Fwleigb DickiJisOD n lo.. 61 t Nelsonville (5) (11).1) Alan Hamilton, 6-l the count to 21_20 with IO·Ieleft Sprmgf1eld 67 Holy Croaa 63 1. Dille U) (11.1) was next with 19, and but a foul shot by Hun~r and ~olby 7~ Bates 72 6. Rossford (6) (12-ll) Ben Hunter another 6-3 Fresh· a thr<e pointe b AI H 'I YAC 106 Albany St. 84 7.<>AIIna (3) 112-1) man finlsh~d with 14 poin.ls ton f-ouled b r TY 1 an •llllbed· Carnegie Tecb 93 Allegheny 59 pus Wagner 93 St·FranclS · B. Rittman (2) U:l.fl) Don Tramer. 6-0 JUnior guard, the Jackets toY 3 ower, 2l'20 lead at (NY) 7i 9. Ottoville (I) (13-1) 27 1paeecl Redmen with 20 poinls.l the 9:46 mark. State pulled I· St.Bnvnture 88 Seton Hall B2 10. Norlhwestern (I) 111·2) €·5 senior center Paul Dil· way easily, leading by 10 points Drexel Teeh 92 Rider 84 (<>!) SECOND tO: It, Dennison St. Ion had 16 and 6·5 junior forward at one stage and led 47-IO at th Fordham 90 Dartmouth 76 Morya 125; 12. zanesville Sharon G1"€gory had l3. half. Temple 81 Lafayette 66 crans 124; 13. Skyvue 66: Despite the loss the game Trailing 65-60 at the middle South Hiland 57: 15. Proctorville had its thrills for Rio Grande of the second half, the Redmon Fla. A&M 116 Albany (Ga.) 92 Mansfield st. Peters 59; 17 _ . who have possibly lound narrowed the count to 65- 84 at W.Va. St. 84 RwGrnd 10) 74 bold 48; 18. Columbus St. "Favorite" w take the 8:56 mark on buckets b Tenn. 65 No. Car. St. 54 42; 19. Woodsfield 41; 20, Marshall's plac.. Reclmen fans Collins and Dillon. Rio Grand~ Rolhns 70 St. Leo C~ll. 68 gale 40. cbee"'d lA> the rafters when trail•d 73-J;7 with 4.07 1 It b t Spn•g Hill 85 Miss. Sou. 74 OTIII!:RS: Sandusky St. Mary Frank Collins, 6-2 sophomore a rebound basket l>f Dill~ ud Midwest 25; plngyield Local forward, came off the bench late two foul shots by Train; ant Toledo 88 Kent St. 79 honing) 34: Ayenville ' 32 : in the first half to score 16 the lead to ~71. cu Cm. 71 Sl Jos. (Ind.) 66 West Muskingum 30; Newark points. 10 m the second half. That was as close 18 the Red· Drak~ 74 Iowa St. 71 C.tholic 28; Ucklng Valley 26· The loss left Coach Lanham's men got. Baskets by To M111m1. (0) 74 Marshall 57 Peehle Shawnee 24· Celin~ Redmen with a !:Hi record for send and Dave Hamiltea pu~~ Cncrd1a IMino) 68 McLester 60 ICHA 22· Bellbrook' 19 . Carey the season while the win boosted I ed Slate ahead 77.71 State mad Bethany 69 Ottawa 5.1 18; Buckeyo Central, Caldwell, W. Va. Slate's record lo 7-10 1' its last oeven poi~ts on Cnt. Mo. St. 78 Ptsbg (Kan.) 72 and Genoa 16 each; Dai!A>n, for .th~ year, . throws. making 7 of a from Lakeland 117 Northland 98 Garaway, Olld Crestview Hittmg most of hiS shots from the foul line. Carthage 74 mmo" St. 73 15 each. ' the deep corner, Dave Hamillon The Jackets connected Agsbg 80 Wartburg f!a) 75 29 _ _ _ _. made I! of :U from the floor for of 77 shots from lho floo~n for EVB!lsvllle 93 De Pauw 92 lllato Slgas an even SOper cent. HIS brother, 37.6 pe.r cent while the Red-~ Soolhwest PJ1'TSBURGH (UP!) . AlaR Hamilton, hit 53 per cent men had 30.7 per cent making Ali' Forco 84 Abilene Chris 66 Righthander Steve Blass making 8 of 15 from tho 28 of 91 attempted fi~ld goals. Tex. Lth. 76 '51. Thomas 6a bls 1964 oontract with Frank Collms had the State converted on 26 of 33 from BIShop 78 Austin Coli. 73 shooting percentage for the line and Rio Gl11Bde made lloustoa 92 naylor 91 (ot) men makmg 8 of 17 from only 18 of '1:/ iosido tho free Denver U. 100 Regis Coli. 70 I'IRST floor for 44 per cent; throw circle. QUALITY "'e•ine!!dall The Redmon held a narrow Ohle B. 8. BastetbaO ~ REGULAR_ Pittsburgh Pirates " 54-50 margin In reboonds 'tb By Ulliled Prleso lntemaJlooal Blass posted a 13-11 record DillioR grabbing 26 loose ~~s. Clevelend East Tech 74 Certified Oil Station l'amoroy lnternatiOlllll Ingue Dave llamiltoo bad 12 reholUlds Cleveland John Adams 73 W. Mlln II. "'ii~iiii...:~p~ioo~C.;;I:;:;um;;:;;;hu;;•.;J;;•ts:=.,;las;,;;_t~year~. and Carl Clark 8-3 sophomore: Cleveland East 94 • bad 11. AiJ!n Hamilton and Ben aevelllnd UillinWOOd 54 Hunter each bad 8 rebouncl1. Cleveland LaUn 115 Cleveland Joba Ha 58 W. Va. ~~ (84) - D J1am. Clevelaad West Tech 73 y Jlton, 12-5-29; A. Ham!~ Cleveland Lincobt 15 19; LoaveU, 2-1-5; HuRter, U-14; Clevelalld Gilmour 48 That hrt of Wecl1 day Adv. RHdlng Berry, 1-0-Z; Barksdale, 1).2-2· Beachwood 32 Townsend l-6-111 Clark, 1~ Newark Cntbolic 88 Totals, 19-26-64. Oleaten _ _ _ _ _ BY 13 Rio Grandt (74) - Dillon, First Cbrlstmas 1n h SHOULD RIADt ~~ Gregory, 4-5.-13; Trainer, World was celebrated ~ 0 N~ : Towler, 1·3-41 Lusetti, lumbus and hi8 men 011 the 1 MORTON FROZEN a!~~ TBuUock, 41-1·11 Collinl, •orthera ooast of Hatu in , olals, 28-18-74. 1492. ~hool , . . · I ' tr.! I CORRECTION! HELEN HELP US! » MORTON FROZEN DINNERS 6 for $1.00 r--by Helen Bottel--' Panthers will Host Strong Athens Out,it -!~'7 vt. Pomeroy's 'Purple Panthers Ill 1 Southeaatem Ohio League game pace. Tbe ~ flnt , p1we of tho will hoot lhe Alhenl Bulldogs cage match Friday night. are led by Senior F....,ard ~simlal Skllni llha~~ , Ceacb Russ Moore's Panthers Bruce Simpson, wilh • W av· Jlllpe • t9(1ay wllh,.,:; .. will be hoping lor their second erage. IJieCial IIIlo malld free , ·~-• league wiD of lhe season In Pomeroy's overall '. - d for evenll, IUal LleiDet IIIII""' 0Spluu eWS eight starts. llowev<!r, the hoots the season is 3-8 while AU1eD11 flliiCnr AualriaDI !Got will be certain underdop. now has an overall alate ol-114. -'II -.lid ·tblrd Ill lbe .,.. Athens, now holding tblrd The Bulldogs losses 111 II&DIIIIIoal on Wtdlll'll! · Entered _Baepllal place In the SEOAL, has a 6-2 games were to Nelsonvlllt · Persons entermg Holzer Hoz. league slate. The Bulldoga of Well,ton. 5lw Heit SanMu:a.J · pltal during the last 24 hours Coach Charlie McAfee defeated Olher probable 111r11en included: Mrs. Herman I. Dll· Pomeroy 84-«ln the first meel- the Panthers are RoDnie Ion, lill5 Pecan st.; Mrs. Clyde log of lhe two learns. at center, Dick night It B. Walker, Thurman, Mrs, Qk. Scoring leader for tha Bull- otlJ<o.r forward position, aad Bill ey R Henry, 447 Second Ave.; dogs is the litUe guard Mike Moore and Dick Werry at lba Mrs. Billy J. Patterson, 71 Wren, biltlng at an 18 1 points guords KeepYourFGarfield Ave.; Emmett Ressit· · ' · Optratl"' At .... er, Crown City1 Owen A. Boot,. lfflctency By ChlliSIInl er, 1010 Tblrd Ave.; Edmond Flit.. . .ularlj M, Miller, Rt. I Crown City· ' Mrs. Richard C, Conley, Addi· GET CLIAN NEW 0 son; Mrs. Homer I. Waugh, Jr., Amer-Gia1 FILTERS· Rt. 2 Crewn City; J. Timothy SUmmers, Pt. Pleasant; Kenneth By Ualled l'real Jnteroattoaal against Mid-America• Confer· s; IOx20xl 4h R. Gardner, Gallipolis Ferry; Dick Shrider ol Miami Ia ence rival Kent State In the secze , ••••• ~· Fr~nk W. Hau~t, Pl. them laugblng m his oDd ball, roiling w a 74-67 lead s· 14 20x 1 551 • •• • • • Pi asant. Mrs. WUUam W, final season as tho Redsk!Js with 6, 09 remabling. Jim Co•' ,.. x . Wamsley, Jr., Pt. Pleasant: , •·• al 14x25xl •••••• 5~ Mr.. Mayford llarrts, Jr., CJif. head basketball ':"aeb. 26 pajnls and Aston s """ ght 15x20xl t• 5k ton; Emmons H. Thomas, Rt. 2 Shrider, who decided lo de- of the seoson led the way for Leon, w. Va.; Norbert P. Neutz. vote full U~ as athletic dlrec- the Rockets. 16x20x1 •••••• SJ.; ling, Jr., Pomeroy; John W. tor alter this_ seaSOII. now has The biggest upset of the night 16x2Sxl ...... SJ~ Lee Sr. Rt. I Pomeroy· Mrs !!).game winning streak un- was at Wooster, where the Scots Ke~neth' R Ki~g Po.;.eroy: derway and the Mid-American .lost their third game of the sea20x20xl .•.••• 5Sa · • . ' · hip aearyson, I to Ohio Northern. The PoDone,d W. · Lowery, Middleport; cha mp1ons 1 Kermit Crum, Rt. I, Ironton; up. . . dar Bears ~ere l•d by Jerry ~ Mrg. Peggy J. Rawlins. Rt. The Redskm~ made 1! 7-0 In Stechschulte s 27 pomts, Si1e 2~2Sx I , , , ... 6o. Hill; Mrs. Harry L. Steel, the league 1\ednesday mght . c;a•g Erbland w~s Mount _on- Size 16x20x2 , .. .. . at,i Wellston; Mrs. James B. a 74-57 vlc!A>ry over Mar· Ions big man, scormg 25 pomts, 16x2Sx2 •.•••• etc Ironton: Mrs. Troy M. Layne. and made it look easybylbut guard Art Stehlik came off ~ Harold, Ky. the usually high-scormg !lhe bench lA> spark the VIctory ! 20x20x2 •.•••• 89e Births to Its_ lowest pomt loull Hiram. Stehlik came 20x2Sx2 ..•••. .,. Mrs. Floyd C. Muncy, GaiiJ. campaign. through With 16 clutch pourts. 1 polis Ferry, son, 12:20 a. Mount Unioa ,kept Obio Rio Grenda tied the score I Wednesday; Mrs. Mayrord basketballs longest With a mmute lo play, but West ris. Jr., Clifton, daughter, : alreak going In VIrginia State cashed in or a. m. Wednesday; Mrs. night"s action with a 77-55 throws lA> pull out lhe victory •• J. Patterson, 71 Garfi, · ~ Are., over Hiram in an Ohio Dave Hamilton's 211 & ._r daughter, 3:54 p. m, Conference game. The Ralden Don Tra1110r scored 20 1 day, notched II in a row Paul Dillon 18 points for I SUPPll':~ Discharged loss in their seoond game the Redmen. Mrs. Bertba L. Baum, Mrs. a lo" In their second game Only one game was on (Fonnerly Gilmore SUpplli Paul H. Bocock, Mrs. Terry the season. Ohio tonlghl, Cedarvllle Store) R Byard, Carlton J. .-.au Edge BOOIIen hooking up lA 1 Mid· II PHONE 992-2774 Debra A. Johnson, Mrs, James Cmcmnati took time out :::Obi:;;o:;.,::Conf~e;r~•n:;;ce::..,:ga:;;m;:e;·==~~~P~OM~E~ROY, 0 • . W. Kessler, Jr., Mrs. CarmeR J. Missouri Valley I" Lorubbio. Calvin G. Lyons, Mrs. wars and had Its lmnds full FAST DEPENDABLE Paul Niday, Mrs. Carl F. Poet· fore downing determined St. ker, Mrs. W111tam R. Powell, of Indtaaa, 71~. In otb.,.ll Mrs. Alvie C. Purkey, George Toledo whipped Kenot ll P. Redmood, Mrs. Charles L. 88-79, behind eenter Robmson, _Mrs. Ivan L. Sheets, 113 points aad 2l MISs VIrgmla M. Slayton, Mrs. Ohio Northlher=n~~s~:ll Ralph T. Snead, James F. Stiles, 'IIH5: y Mrs. lela B. To<vner' Mrs, Sha· coasted lA> an easy 87~2 decl· lustaat Power dy B. Tackett, Kenneth W. over Buffalo Stale and Thomas, Samuel Treese, Jo.. Grande absorbed an ,84-74 Wllea Yoa Need It eph P, Workman, Mrs. Clyde from West Vlrglala State. Walker, Mrs. Robert S. Wilbur Miami's Frank Lukacs scored and mfant daughter, pointa and Jerry Peirsoa the Redskins raced to a 33-19'11 Compare! This Week FRUGAL FRENCH margla and held a y ot~'U BK:yl Most Frenchmen leave lbe advantage with three min1ute•d JUJt *F. ._ A... Weatlwr pewtnu . . de luxe hotels f..- foreigii visi· Orville Stepp paced MJ!r.. 11 Bu mra.lio,.. rwblier cuhl~ :::· ~ccording to. the Pario of. with 19 points. . 0 tit~ American Cinclnnsti nearly blew aa !!~:rcat ,.....w ~:0 1 Ass'';"ahonti In ~ne • · lead late iR the second s, a ow ra ng, per u St. Joseph'• Pumu of the guests are French t!rept lo 8 four-point deficit l'll :>er cent foreign, In the ~ a minute lo go. But o,,.•,JI ;~•:e~~~i ~m.':t~n 18 FOster bit two free tbroowsiJ <lellt foreign par lo aalt!IWBJ the victory. Boaboo-11 · John Howard IN BUSINESS lo pace the Beareall. Homo OWned and Operated H * N SAVE HOUSE QEAHUIG · Miano" Rolls to Seventh trrught onference w•In s c I 00 I HDWE. lEATHER * * RIZER OIL COMPANY I II sa a oollegllla their You'll Like OUr Servtot of I. ,HONI WY 1-1101 36 ! games. ' brdte opea lho game Doumle • Grosslan..., Sales • • • Men's Topcoats Tweedl, Worsted• Men's Dress Sl1cb Wool Flannel-Worsted Shark Skla·Hopaack and Coverta REDUCED I Entire Stoclc REDUCED SWEAIDS ' ' SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS -, I group Values to "·00 Sale, 2.65-2 for $5.00 I Group l\ Price •ntlre otock ol caedlgaD and Pull..,.ar, lleev• leu. PAJAMAS Winter Jackets KDit-Flannel-Broodclotb arul Decton Values to 1.93 REDUCED l Stedlum Coata • Bench Warmen • Sir Coats • Toggle Coata. Quilted and PJle Lined. Sale 2.65, 2 for $5.00 REDUCED l\ Ad••l•al. -.nuax w •-a Min's All WMIIIer Com, lljHUt Pile Warmers, val- ta 22.95 SALE $16.95 loy'a All 11 w..thtr Com, ....... Pllt Wannen I Group, TH ·-1411............- ...... ·=:=:.....--·----nART AT SALE $12.95 Sacrlflcecl lit $7.95 Min'• Corduroy, Whip SPORT SHIRTS Corel & Mll'-'ldn Plllh 1 group Valuea to 8.95 Val-ta5.91 IALI N.61 SALE $3.65 I FOR $7.00 WlNTER CAPS Men's 1nd Boy'l REDUCED l $lOP' ·.. '' .t MIDDLIPORT, 0. • ) \ . \ EBERSBACH ·HARDWARE .. .... .....-..a:i.:.;. ,......"' Ill Hardww.. MAIN n. I ... MM's All W..ll,.,. Com, lljHUt PUt Wannen. 29.95 Value_ SALE $22.91 BAKER fumiture . 1 ...... OLYMPtJUf A 11111111 bown · !;tayment .lncl Jurf s.oo per . weak I GOODYEAR BATl'EilY (!!3 JJRfi\S j Cold Weather Starts The Bobcats had aa opeu data, and since last Saturda 'a ars. roe With Rutland hao been caUed off altogether Wl~k- Cltlzea-o- - - ne wants to giVe hls boys lOme "live tin , • of Monaco are for. Friday's big game with Eastern, ac n prior to non biddeR lA> gamble Ja tba euilr Friday's acUoo will beg!• oa of Monte Carlo. 8:30 p. m. wbea Addsville oa Cheshire • Kyger Elemeatsry school bt the first of lwe prellinloary games. At 7 p. m., the Kyger Creek Reserves will batUe tht Kyger Creek Freshmen. The main boot II olated I o'clock. Expected to pel'form lor the KC Alumlli are Fraak C r meaRs, DaR Eblio, Rob Pbll Dwlcu, Dick ~~~:,;I Joe Pettey, Walt Taylor, Snyder, Roger Barnett, Coco and others. I Regular officla!J aad I admission will be PRICES I B. R. W. ""' Coach Joha Wlckllne announced toda th eel farmers wbo want lA> improve Creek Boboats wiU battle their AJ ni 1 Y at the Kyger their homea lA> offer one or Ill day nlght. um n tho KC &Ym Frl· Imnl rOOIJll for rent to !ravel- a ·a ro·-w • '; horneofliceoltheAmvican belllgreports. ,.. ..... w.n. ' \per POT PIES - - . 6 for s1.oo KC £n'~ays AIumn'. u::r:~b:.:e:~g;:. Sophomore~ w:~· ~:=.e~s:.\a~oo w H:fu:: :!'13 WAI DCROSS SONS I.~Toiileiido RACINI, 0. ;--.:llif (uP!) POMEROY ALL SUITS AND SPORT COATS REDUCED ham 20 to 50% Many Other Fine Winter V1lu• It GnNtly Reduced Pric-. · Shop and Save 1t The Home of Arrow Shirts ' Downie· Gross, Inc., Pomeroy Store Hovm 9 am to 5 I"" FrlclfiY - 9 1e 9 Slturdly ' �.. .... ~ .. ,,...,.._ ......... ~ ~..... llo -.. . . . ...... , ..... .. ... ~ \. II ' u Govern~r i$8qes Challenge efn?r:: Judges Named James A. Rhodes, who stlmtl II to be aw~ed this year for Of Raqlne ~~ Ieadm to action on a pro- the 111M .._...n. J •• .Walitma: o 5 rrs 331 ·pOled new domed otadlum her,, Tho Clnolrutatl Enquirer said PT. PLEASANT - u,..e: · POMEROY UNES Team No. 1 10 1 Wednesday night challenged the Wednesday nl!ht the pro~ fo~ tho queen contest to c~ : uondoy MIIOd Loaguo Toam No. 4 1 7 Greater Cincinnati Chamber of f95 million domed stadtum MISS l!eaut)' salon Queen VI SEOAL RESI':RVE "" J onaaey 17, '"' Team No. 1 7 e Commerce to 1en 47,1100 illlSOII would be built on about 180 ac- been named. They wl~ ~I~·· foam W L 1'1 - OP Points Team No. 3 1 10 ll~ket bOQb for lhe 1967 Na· ... ol the Maketewdll Country Marla~ne Campbe3• _a ~ jjaok•llll 8 o fi2 m rstsl•• High Garno _ M.,.alynn Tra- Ilona! Football League itllii!D- Club, on the olty'• north • oen· ~~~~d~o ;~~~~.:a~r , ~less· 23 Logan 7 I ~Oj 332 a- reeo 16 C)' Ul· Tt~m No 4 729 Rhoda aCCC!pted appointmtntl tral outaidrto not far from In- . lor. hot . h ' and Ma ?llf\ ·n:t ""' , • ' · ' · ..:~.· fie ...... t1.... 71 · wna p ograp er, 4 GaII .Ipo 113 •· ' · !lark Hollow Fore 16 as head ollhe wtve I r mem- '"" '" · · •· Scott well known hatr st)'~ ~thens 4 4 323 Sit l,o So's 11 Junior MJxod IAapt bers acceptod the chtll0111a dt- 'l'ho new1pap0r oald the !lle r.t _' Pomeroy 3 S JOH :l-1~ Ashland 011 13 Joau"'l' u, 1111 livertd al lbe croup't annual will be '!""mrliendtd al • a T~ he cbonn dur· 1 mooUII(I ·t-uesda~ of the Welistnn 3 5 2~· 186 Blaettnar's woa Leal meetlnil. •'•· e queen w111 v' ·e ol tlul 12 Nelsonville 2 6 313 :144 High Game - Bill Nelson '!JJ7, Ashlarul Oil I 0 The soveroor tald aala of that! dium COmmittee and oily and I ~g ho~rt::. ac~v;~~~~ at the ltuldlopoi·t I 7 286 381 Mildred Bowen, 178; Hlah sel' Team No. 4 3 o mtlllY soaaon tickelf would IO oount~ Dfflcialo, who will ••k Pl~~~nr Poinr R.,.rt held in . -'ie, - Harry Chesher, 558; l.ou· Team No, I s o long way towll'd tmpre.lting t:.•pec!lal ~w",.; mllll tal ~r conjunctiun wltb the WeMI VII' ' MOV( RESf:ltVE~ ise G1imore, 497. Team High White Eiectrie o 3 Pete Rozelle, NFL eommtnlon- put on e lY prjmary - glnla Convention of the Nationlll Team w'L Pl. OP ';,·,nr •md series - Dark Hoi· Team No. s o 3 tr, with hJ)W muoll the cKy lot to finance the pro ect. Halrdresoera and Cosmel<lloaist Team No. 6 0 3 Association. 4 1 213 161 low Fore, 696,1950. :Wahama Hi&h Game - Pat Story 191, ProJflll.l.l Ducwted · Tickets em Sille Lol:al AI!Biate No. II of the 3 2 too too Rullond Bantam Boyo LeaK•• Mary Kay Hennesay 144; Hl:lll 8 Church CW.t NHCA wlll htlsl the two day 2 2 liT 139 Eastern Jaauary lt, rm Sertes -Steve Van Meter 471; MkN Mra Heltn SlalrJrt For Annuli Dinner convention Saturday and SUildJy 2 2 ll2 t22 j Racine 4 !28 t64 Won Lolli Becky Stlvllfs, !13. Hleb team M nted the devoti®el PT. PLEAIANT -Tickets are al the Hesorl, Jlarbara Adkins, 0 ,McA!'ihur -. Team No. ! 21 9 IGame and series - Aablancl ~~~ ~:.. lbt Sullihlne now on sale for the Point Plea- Pt. Pleasant, wUI be lbe caudl· Team No. 6 1910 10% Oil, 1199, 21101. I~ r 1 lh Mmn Melbotlilt 1ant.Malon County Chamber o' date for queen frol)l tho lo~~l ITeam No. I SCORING 18% Ill\ ' Flnt ball wlouera- ')'eaiD S. c:s ho last "nlursday at Commerce annual dinner to be affiliate. '1'11• d1111ce wiU ~1110 SEUAL VARSITY Team No. 2 12 I! lh r~ ~· held Thursday February s al at 8:30 p.m. and the pubhc Is Nom•. Tea G. FT. l't<. Av. High Game and Serles- J. D. · ~:. uMb~rt Swalael preaitled the Plellolllnt Point Resort. lnvlltd. Ja~obs, \Veils 62 32 J9r. 24.5 Siory. 149. 273. Hig h Team ,1ume l Mrs. S/s.•on Leads when 'the claia disous~ad palni·J Cololwl Cbarlea Yeagor, native j...;..;iiii;....;;o;;;i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ander.,nn, c;al!. 61 31 165 20.6 - Team No. I, 1M ; High team Circlfla' Program In~ the Sullllhlne 01 _,1 rQCllllS Wflll Vlrlinia. and world'• fi"t 'Siuborl, Mid. 55 49 !59 19 0 Series - Team No. 3, 1457. MASON _ Mrs. Jo~n Sio~on Bnd purchalillll dra~s. Appoint- ~ sqp~l'fPIIIC llirman, will be the 1 M•t rheil, Gall. 66 21 153 19.1 . wos In charge ~f Jho prowam ,od on thi• committee were Mn. f~atured ipeaker for tho occa-j wren, Athens 5l 37 145 18.1 BaotHm G~rl• League when the Robe(,ca & Mary Cir· ,Murl Megee, Mn. William Fry, l s•on, RoHrvallon may be made Richards, ~cis . 5728 142 178 , January 18,19811 clos 01 tho Maoon Methodi•t :Mrs. Ev~l"tt ThoJIIE!i and Mro. byconllelmgthe_locaiChamber , Rose, Jack. 59 19 137 ::·; Woa Lost ,Church met Monclay avenlna at Ray Proffitt. of Comme"" olf1ce, phone 675Moore. ll!dd. 46 40 ~;: · tho churoh. Twenty membot-s l It was announced that the 1050. S!mpson, Porn. 49 32 127 1 ~-: Grand Juron Asked & two auest, Mrt. Walter Blake.February meeting will be held PI V "-liN llal Gilliland, \\ eli. 55 17 Ia. To Return I•t•b. 14 '"d Mrs. James Morn•on, beth ' al lho home of MIISBI Hilda -PI . a.., p • of Clifton, Jttended. land Lorlll1ll WeiSJ, Attending ADMITfED . Mn- Paul 2ah MOVC SCORING POINT PLEASANT - Grond l Tho poildent, Mra. Leotur werl Mro. Rebeun staWBrl, Mn. 1 mdt, Pl. Ploallftnt. l W Name. Team G fT Pt.s ~·- Jurors serving for tho January Zerkle, announced that a love ' Riu~oll Berton, Mrs. William . HD~~C~AI\G]i;D , Ava eaver, :.Jia ie, MeA. 25 8 58 19.3 Jerm of Mason County Circuil oflering will he collected at the Everett TholllCls, Mios LDI1llllll ~ o;H M d M Paul little. Hot. 31 r. 89 17.8 Court have been asked by lhe 1next m~oting to send a delegate :rry. Mrs. Murl M~goe, Mrs.1Zah~t ·Pt. ~~.:~ant n ight. East. ' ' . 25 !2 62 15.5 courl to return for duty on feb- .t~ the lll!lUal conferell<lt. She Evaroll "nloma8, MI88 Lorona ;t on\liff. Hac. 20 \8 ;,R 14.5 ruary 14 ai9 :30 a.m. to consider also explained about Holllh 1Weiss, Mrs. Helen Davis, Mrs. I er, ,.'!;;, Hut. 26 18 7d 14 o matters pre>ented by Prosecut- Cardo, w~ich are n':".ssery be- Cecil Smith, Mro. George Car- Prlnca Alberl son of Mon• I k R I 24 21 68 13.8 mg Attorney Samuel • i.Ittlc-,rore aerV1111 any kincl uf food •on, Mri. Howard VanMatre, • Rn'er has the l BIG SAVINGS FOR 13l:~O:an, 0 iva h. 26 9 6.\ IS v ~age. . to the public. To obl~in these Mr1. Fred Tlyl..-, Mrs. Albert ~~e' of ~=ul• ~ ~~ Baux ._, II 51 12 8 Jurors to reporl again for Mao011 resident• are to 110 IQ Swallal, Mn. Mary Dudding -~----· ,}ladgley, East. 0 d Th t L W od li YOU IN EVIRY ff.ic hinger. East. ll 1 49 12 3 Ul) are orn on · o , .'"· the Fire DeP'rtmenl alation on Mra. Ebor Roush, Miss Hilda . FIRST 9 ' ' 17 11 45 ll .3 dersun; Beulah P. Buckle, Plmy Tuooday of each woak where Woil8, Mro. R8y Proffitt and QUALITY DEPARTMENT ~~!~~~-. ~~~-- 16 l3 45 ll .3 Kenneth Powell, Apple_ Grove; a Mason County Jleelth Nuroe ,the hoote81ol. I RIGULAR . Clyde Jordan. Cottagev ille: Lee I io on duty. Rureab.menta were,- . -~Gibbs. Hartford; Billy Nance, 1,erved by the bQilteos~. Mrs. iLudlct Ia the No. 3 welter· Certified Oil St1tlon Throuuhout Th1 Store OVER~LL SCORING Apple Grove, J. A. Ferrell, Sr., ,Ray Poffilt, Mrs. W. H. Foate- walght ohalionger to champion w ~ In " '"'""'' : tAo of Jan. !4. 191161 HI. 2 Pomt Pleasanl; Otho Coss-loon and Mr•. Mileo Brown. Emile Griffith, ' 1 · • ame, TPam g. fl rts Avg. m, Leun: Rev. M_arvan Fram~, I _ _ aeobs, Wells. 1:11 ~6 320 26.7 Mason: Paul Plcke"'· Nellie kath Alrlcu "topptd ' . en t! ey . C-D. 12~ o6 30: Jonc; Mrs.W W. Joh~son, Mro. CAPETOWN, Houth Africa Tiu c;c;r ll. f. lou~. 102 i3 271 2::.2 Robe _t TJ\JI S, Mrs. Dale Beam. UPII - Mike Pusateri of "'rnwn 1\'Jioo 125 59 JOO 23.8 Mrs. Aart Montlegel and Mrs. B k M I 'I d Wlllle P ' J h W all., m • 8 II 0f Point Plea • roc ton, 1 I -- - len Franklin luCky hven Sale~ · . OWL NG ~!Jl.!!•~OJ!I'}!?~... iuF CQontest ueep 1 2 :118 Z17 1 s 111 235 ' '. · ----- ,SPECIALS •CANDY I 11 0H HINRY CHOCOLATI CLUIT.RI' ·' ,., . " ltEG, 6f~UrtD: 11•: . Johnton'• l'udle, Chocol.t• or Yenllla · ..., 'foppecl with Nuts-12 tL pll~h·~ .,c •TOYS ,, r.r. Rll• $1.29 8xl0.1n. Willi Fr1mt11'o I'Jt The P~l"t ly Nu"'btr and R~ular Utt l'er PtiiY t7o R11uta1 59c. 610 Pltlt Jl' llw Jtualet lii'Ciet 4fc R"ular .,,, •so Plt~t Jl1 low Jtunl• ~111 57c Rll• 91c, 1000_Pl. . Jle S.W l'ual• ljtocl•l 77• tTHISI! SPICIAU WHILE THIY LAIT s-10 t" BEN FRANKLIN - "" ,, 1 ' ~ I 1 r. NOW IN PROGRESS! · 28 t ltt' J 'l ';·.h. Wi °n 112% 31!1 22.8 ~i '": ""'Y~r : Sh. R2 1!4 lfnp ku", C1 107 62 ndCiwm, Gal. R7 lO ,_, ···111 HI o2 ' ' n . orns . ro<h· .r . C-D. 9(146 ' till-hell Gal 86 31 . _· · - · · ~ ncer. Inure!. 1~6~ .5561 ;SI .. hn rl llld. , i _. . ~ tseman - Ludic k's ·Jl·' ·- \1< :1. ,l<nighi. ~: ..1. " 31 158 17.6 81 34 208 11.:t fallon, n. m. 71 52 21!6 17.2 '' I ~lalnpe 4R lkilan,.·l.S-W Alb. m 100 11 ! ~~ ~2 ~g3 . .... lliounv .. .. 105•1 14 75.1 1168 16 714 II al"j'loo .. .. ,.·. 923 13 71 0 L:ourelville ~lo111\te-r . .. 1779 AH•·•tyll le .... t04J lmpf:\'pt·n . l01fi II 70.R 15 69.4 . H23 7:19 15 12 11 8rn1\n .. Zale!!ki 906 14 'h:nm .fJn\"!'f N i· I ~ 41111JIIf> . TOP Court St. 69 .1 68.6 67.2 -~-·- !Ill 5/ii 12 \ .....·~ Senior a., PIIS, ~pq!MIII suwer, ,..,.,.,. elementary school Saturday,· .., P,ID. Evqellaa Clttpter . . MJd. dleport will IIJlOnlbr 1 lllb llle Saturday mollllnl at lht Dud1ey Florill Shop In Middl~ptrt bejinnlnl lll:iNI a.m. - ll 4!.4 50.! 720 774 584 589 14 15 II 11 M.l 1!.6 : 53.1 : 53.5 .• · RM HI 54.1 lD 55.1 1I 5fi 3 liulla ml 11 57.5 .. . 6!3 THI~ 1\FEK'~ uq . LATE I I I CI .USIFIED Notloos · COAl. hlullld llld put inllds lr dlllrtd. I • 3 1411 lolds. Dremlor, WY 2-1103. I tf tie Yo rk rll U.S. GOOD STOREWIDE (SPECIAl, ) Unclassified (E verydn ?t Price) " FromNe.rby doz. Farms • lvs. Everything Reduced! 4 BUCKL! ARCTICS Now CtDtlll5 liizes Smallll to Bi& 12 ICIIINihl111 new I $J.99 In meW'• No other • at Chavrolet'l prloe ol8rl dora.. ' MENS WORK ARaiCS 4 BUCKLE- (ppd. from Tues .) &I'Ht>:RS: Wal•·rloo at C-D R>pley at Wahllma •s·" $ IUCKLI- Milll·r at Zanewil ll' Rose. 1 Pt. Pleasant at Hunting- Womens & Growing Girls ton East SATURDAY IIOAJ.: Gallipolis at Athens r. Jackson at Wellstoo Pomeroy at Logan , OVER THI KNIE ORLON Nelaonville el Middleport ' MOVC: Rutlond at Racine I OTIIERil1 Glouster at N. LOI, St. Aloysiu• Shade at Brown-Zaleski Allensville at 'l'he Plains Paint Valley at Laurelv',• 1 l1lOJlllJa MENIIUHEtt INSULATED THE CHEVROLET BOOTS $5.99 ·wAY .. ALL All ESKILOOS - • REDUCEDI BRITISH SJ'ERLING PlfiQI- Stretch Stockings::~- Yoa ean .... thtrmoltatlcaiiJ -boiW heatlnr.coollnr ucldehumidlfJinrl!r..,..... •p• ..._._-~····· ··-······-········.... ··--.-·-. --....... '1···-······.--~--- -·-··-·-··. . ········•....·.~-.....-----I THE SHOEBOX .!.......... "''*••• ...... ......... ........ ...., __ IWGWM'IIDIII tile 7-1'011)4. Sleerlnr·w.hell connnlen.:. lllll...U.tts PP and do'll'lllld In and out. Trae AM·PM 111ulllples: !!lereo rldlo with four IIDtlkm acllltatfe.fne full·toned ueepti011. 1V1Jo.11t Vf pOWer IbM Qaillb' pis ap to._ 411 cubic Inches of effortles1 authority 10111 for j.._ And a whoJ-lot more. U 70u pin for Jlddillllawlll. JOI CIIIIO 'Ill Old .. lllltr ClllenoW., ""' sJft.tMna,., ' I Glou sUr at Rome-Canaan Tht• Pla ins at Shade VIIM: Hamden •t Slarr-Wa•h. Laurelville at Wilton 11()\'l: : Hutl and at Easlern !iW at M("Arthur .35 SO lb. ( Evtrydou PriCP I Ame!I~Bt' rn .19 Simon's Plek·A·Palr Is holding its Sale for the (Everyday Pr! ce) SCHEDULE fEOAL: Athens at Pomeroy Wel!liton at Ga llipolis Middleport at J.ckoon Loaan a\ Nelsonville 4t'L: Albany at Carthage- Troy Saturday S1l1!! (Everyday Pme) Pomeroy FI\I!JAY I -·· Avl!:. lfcArthu r . .. . 551 Middl•porl, O. lb. . ....... t\11 . . . . . . . . .. . ..... EVERYTHING IN SHOES Ladies', Children's, Men's, Boys', " Teens' ,.ow otiY TO CHOOSJ: FROM. rfos YOUit MONEY YOU'RE SAVING, WHY NOT SAVJllT AT SIMON'S? MAXWELL HOUSE (EVt'lldaU Price) Boys' 4-Buclcle Arctica _ Plenty of Mell'l 2-4-5 Iuckie Arctlca 2. 99 OVERSHOES _ _..;.,_ 1.00 J9c - ~onee to I'Jae.OrftiMI Self.Sert~lee St1rel Simon'• •• f111t In louthtltltcll OhJt .tt lntrod- ltlkervlce IIMMI It liYw Ytu Minty, why nat HVI wlfll ...? ,.... othen ntW follow fht l...lrl ~.::.-i ~·· ~·~ •• t ;.:.e· 3 lbs. ONIONS WITM PURCHASE s.' -Pick-A-Pair . .. · 1 lb. can LADIES' HOSE rt~" W.r111111 for pu ""' lllf 111tl IIYII POMIIOY (W ttkend Special " COSTUME ."· -l Value Buy! LOAJ'IRS - OXFOBI>S ~ II!IU! - FLATS - COWBOY II001'B 8110WN. BUCK. RED. WHITE. COWRS- COMPLETE S!Zi BANGE Boys' & Men's JEW~LRY gal. (Even;day Prict) $1• Sl• S] A POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY- ~~~~~~'IL__________M_I_D_D-LE_POIT ___,~o-·__________I •VW ..·.NUU_.N . .U .. I•EP ....~..--,_.~,~~-~.-~.. ~- ~-~~~----~-~-~~~-~--~--~-~--.-~-~,-~-~ ~~-~~-·~··~~-~----------------- ~- McCoy'• or Valley Bell -~' ___________ ...,....,......, •' 21bs. of PORK LIVER (WJ!iKIIND SI'ECfALJ SI~MO-N'- 5 . . .~ E.Mfr .. Jt,, I ' FOREMAN &ABBOTT Adams or Holsum Pt. Nt>lsonvllll" .. . 619 PHONE WY 2-5321 for EmMATU RUIIEI ! ash,rn . . ••· liiiller · .. .. Ajbauy .. ~.,- - Bern At hem.; .. . . Racine •• •. I,fun' lvil l ~ kitdltn, batbroolJI flit . whatever your re~lln11 needt might be. lltW Freah Daily llP.F~:NSIVE TF.~MS G. SHIRT fiNISHING SERVICE Beea10e of the fJad tlleather Jatt ..,eek - _ ----- - · 64.6 Let u help you Pial your --- Robinson's Ph1'll'1p5 S'1sfers Style Shop Tt'aru , ··-nd _....., 1 SOCIAL JAN. 21 All-Weather Coats w•'th zip•in lining••Reducedl Closeout All Fall Hatsl 274 239 17.1 17.1 ~ Till' OFFENSIVE TF:.~"S t~~h.. a world for S A L EI ;11.'1\w l. All••n11. 10q 49 2fi7 17.8 ' ' MIDDIIPORT, 0, 20 7 san\. wolterwalgbt title ohot when h~ 19 7• THREE JAILED acored a oecond-round tochnicol 19 5 PLE'SANT J d knockout over the South Afrl195 PT. ~ u gos , . . nd . II d d I th ast 24 con Wtdneods~ night !9\l a J2 e urng e p tori took eOI!Uillnd from IH5 hours were Harry Farley, and thPul8 I •-]1 and t•~ roferee ,. 18 .4 George Davis, Pt. Pleasant, and e open DR ua . James Leonard, Hogsett, all &topped the bout after 10 184 18.4 .h . 1 1 d 1 the rou~• 228 276 214 214 228 203 295 ll ld tnrcis. i\••ls 82 :15 199 18.1 chargrd WI~ _ l_nto~c~~- ---s~ron s o ·' bid ..... 011 -~~ rcmocloltll Grwl rea4p for apring, S'ERVE BEllERFOOD ~ SIIYI'IJfOil, rtllf.l~ I ,' ' l l:; ldd • Aftet• the llo!lilau -DII II 0 great Umo lo hotlf WfW MIM CALENDAR I :•daUJh• . Hoop Contest j 1 28'9 ·FIremen ' Upend F . ty , 1 POMeROY WY 2-349a ::ld n s-10 ~ -- -- -- Grid._ :f.: lip A110rtmtnt ef l'alnt BooJc. · ~ ,!I!ICh · R11ul1r Au41rtm111t 2Jo P•lnt BooJc. - 3 37~ R11. fl,OO Ptlnt ly Number Sots · 171 •I CINCINNATI (UPil ....city c-8Jun WUflt D. '"' Jr, rH!ped Tl-.cloy lro18 lbe Canunulty Aellmi Comllllalioa which Monday nlgbt V8lltl 10 •Ptld ..... Jill' lor • public relaUOilJ program IVASIUNGTON (VPI) - A II lmPNV• th lllllp of the MiddlepOrt High School stq. Lockheed '\Vbwer of · ,·nin~ Pro'......"' ,._,_ anllopoverly llf!ICY.....Is k' d 0I "B" or "'" .......,. , _ llnldf~ea •lid ed lhO ..., rna rug • gra e Aei'OIIptlllfi! Award ~ an 'told senatan today that propooolll ., 1 ... eipen- 1boye for the third six weeks •HOW DEAl 1'0 lilY QUTisblp, at leall not 1111Ul IOlllliOIICJ l>lrth control Is a lllOI't ethical dllure of nbllc fuad It P'riod are as follows : TBI! O~I!NBS ·· .OF MY liOIVfl tht qu•llon o1 "W ~ Walter Q• . ey of llmitiDJ population etl i!-7. P s. pass- SENIORS - carole Andtr- CIIILDIIOOD'' - Moll aU of i!II180l'J the cenoor." or llr (D-LIJteuter) · ~::::1 Jrowlll IMn niYlrltl OP "lhe "- aid he ld 1 be 11011, Tom Baker, Daii!IS Blevins, us are familiar with the stories way en lit found 10 appoint today lhlt Lll!khae4 · ·adltlcll'll 111ethod8 Gl slarva- party to su:::" wa:fuiDes~ Cynthia <:onde, Connie Cooke, of tile do-ii·YOUlMif 11oor paint- hotrd of eeiiiOl'l who will C!Jrporation hal recelvtd o >ion 8nd w;r," ond Q od b Jon Cunnmgham, Allee Darst, or wbo painted htmulf lnte the bllroduee their perfi)Jia) ~-IU:J :cW;tJ aeroopace award The Rev. Dr. ll<lger L. lhinD, mlssl pmsld !!PO ~ ";; Angela Fink, Larry Gladwell, ourner oppo41le lb~ door. Also dloe!l Into their ltndillss. Smoll UuaillleJ ~=~:;II d""n o! Ntw York'l Union dooll on wou recons er Becky Goodall, Kenny Hvrlf, the l!llll who qwad oil llii limb <laD not litlltve that the !Wn for "oulfllndilljl 1011 • ~- tlelll'y Rider, Sandra Hollinshed, Linda Jae• I'heolot!leal Semlnar)l, testified whkh ht htpjllllld lo he sit- on of the Ameril:an ill lllllliDg tha l*ds of •,e(ore • Senate subcommitttes ~C presidea:, 1111 118,- obs,.Oiita Lewis, Rita Mullford, Ung and even lhe one of the ~Jon intended Art. 1 to pve Nllim'l delett~t IIlii 1pace 1 supPOI'I of 1 bill by Sen. the pro~m 111 set...over to Sandy Mulford, Joe Reichman, man who loll 1 lleCICIId !IIIIer fll"'n UilJt 10 the IJOll ooir::~\~;;;!'::iiiiOOii-:;;;~~ 8rnesf Grueolng, D-Aial!ka, to poor e me 1e ...aloer- Fred Robinson, Rod Sauer, by showing a friend how be-- who subltllvll:l bid I> FIUT authorize U. I. •ld 10 undeVI· YleH ll'l BVIIIIblo. Bob Schmoll, Dee Slaven, Ka- ed off the firat me with lhe for J00!1 writlJll. QUALITY Ccmpleto loped <OUDfriel ill dealing wllb 11 • • . ':, _ 1 ' " " thy Bpeniler, Gary Stobart and buzz-saw. U hould be lbl •· REGULAII · aull&ling over poputallolt, . Larry Va!K!f. . s flOII e "' ShbiD reprtlltllted toe Councll Bul we Clll pew IIIIo law, for the Certified Stalion for Ollrlallan Social Action of JUNIORS - Kay Ault, Lo- l!llf' of the U.l . Suprtlftl Court book pubtisllers, thoBe w•....., 11. ,_ hnodollng the United Chureh of Christ. land Brown, Jim Butcher, Way- decialon which "~tnle!ICed" its rules of decency applletl -He-aaid in his prepared 1118CU ID n~ Davis, Karan Faulk, Sandra own mtmlbtn. lliWspaPI\"' IJ)d TV projpwmi·il Service! l'ltilliiT tbnony ~lbe choice . before Garten, Debra Gruoaer. Rose Thi11t a ~~tnletu:t whi<!b could lmtra. . '!t~:,_ Is not whether we i Marie Hackett, Ann Hanlon, ll\1- be appalad by any oommooi Since 1 eann1oo11;.:be~~:~:t ~ i!iall use 'some methOds to limit , vld _Jenkins, Alberta Little. So- citizen by recourse to the to the same P' llfowth o1 population." j aan Morril, Don Nelson, e; ~>ghth illltlldnllnt which bars there!Dn IJ\I not forced to The real choice, he ••ld, I~ Tho Racine Volunteer FIre Eva Th~mas, ... . oruel "and IIIIUIUil pulllsh- this_ sort of boob, m~ cbiaf bttweea hullllllle methode of Department dtfeated the South• Jamanlla Ward, ments, Gr to the fourteenth, ,Jocl!on !' that the pnnc1ples of ONE-DAY IIRVICI! birth control and "blind and lern High School 1 " It !l- 34 · Iandy ~wertz. wbleh lflllrlllteee to Ill tqt~al. Gtsllom a law, I.e., that bad ON REQUIST rruel" methods of war and a buketbtlll ~~~- ~~~~~~ We~ SOPHOMORES - Marlhl protecUOII under the law, This money driv11 out ltlod, also . !\¥nine, nesd.1y evenina on the junior l!llwleo, Sandra Clatw..-thy, Me- hla 001111 about bociUit the 1plf to litorature. The r"ult Hlib School floor ll"a Davis, Karen Ha~ley, Ca- eourt h11 heu Ulllblt to live tlult very few really . Denny Hill tcPped lhe win- rot King, Jackie Hawley, Con- any usable dsllnitton of obmne ara being publiJhod wn••Y-11 Cleaners • Pomeroy N. 2nd Ave. ners with 17 polnto and the nle Simmons, Patty Slaven. hteuturo, 'l'hlll m!trior ®lifts If 0111' 1111hor1 1'01011 to Uoo Our F,.. Perking Lot "Throe Fo<iRs," Larry (Lillie) FRESHMEN - Connie Blcb·ll'e unable to pve I final ~1oblc4nitiel l1lt' allllltiDn, Wolfe, with u, Hlllon (Big) ner, Jame• Clatworthy, Rlc_b· lng on the lllitter Ill tbe mtx. Wolle, Jr., and Duane (Wee) ard Ferreira, N•ncy Harns, lures of four-syllable and TIHi Afternoon Cifellf of Wolfe, each hod 10. Joey Hlndy, Martho Hubbard, letter wordi whlcb make It'• Your Money , .. Slve It At Simon's ... Thursday, Friday, Methodist Chqrctb wlU Larry Wllaon, physlllll educa- Mary J. Jenkinson, Kathy Mor- many ol tho beet ..IIIDg Tbunday alternoon at lion leachtr. paetd the faculty tan, Jane Surfa••· Connie Wouelof today. The llllllt hoo_orat•ie cbureh with Mn. M. L. with 11 and Ron Detm· execu- and Violet Wolle. JusUce lllW can lit requtrlld PIOII'Bm leader. Hostesaet live head, ICOI'ed eight. Others EIGHTH GRADE - Deftnls ll<IIUally ~ead them. ~rs. Hatllo $IIlith, Mtl. llCorln~ for tbe faculty were Hllcketl, Rich~rd Hawley, Rlwn- Next thmg, someone Is 1\etcbka, .• Mis. Herbert school board member J 0 h n da Hysell, Jan Long, Robbie tG lei P oli!IO ,!nv~vi~' one btra and Miss Bess Sanborn. Fisher with 6 fall from under- Drd, Nlns Stiles, Sylvia Swan- the night-club COIDICS who 'l'he 81M'Yllw Oartltn l)llth), Joe Stobtlrt, board aon, John Tannthill, Diane pends on 8"1ter language wiD 1111t1 TbiiiiJdaJ, Jan. Z7 members with 2, Mikt Popp, 4, 1W~lsh, !lregory White, ellnt IIIIo lht hlslt GOurt. 1:30 p.m. at the bolllt of and Vap Meter 2. Principal Don- IIEVI!!NTH GRADE - Randy aould raault In llUI' lllne Jllll~ces Gene Wll8on, co-hostess will tP!zzle) Wolfe did oot play Boeker, Dennis Boggs, Mill')' spelldilljl nwst ol their 1\11. l'rlil:llr: Wise. as adV<!rtlsed. He pleaded being Bradbury, E;ddie Brown, Cathy bavlni their Motes of J-llf, • too IOllr retirement age. B1111ce, Mickey Childs, Brencft heJrllli, ·~ •mall 'l'wlD City Slrl'lllt olub, Other player• for the fire- Edwards Gary Ellis Anita the foul ~"- foul POri MasoDic temple, 7:SO p.m. man were Roger Ours, R-olph Fultz, S~ron Glaze, Da;ld Hlll• worse "mu5U:" of ;"rlday. Shain, John Cleland, Chuck ltrly, ~rce Hawley, Kim I dot not a~rove of The W.C.T.U, llill W118Der, John Wingett, Ralph Johnson, Marianne Kloes, Rob. Friday eYening, Jan. 28 at Ro':', Dale Roush, Char 1e s In MIU•, Sherman MUls, Ka· Gtnt Powell, Joyu •Rilty·~afi'JI, Heath Metbedlll Cburcb at Bhaln and Jllnior Jolmoon. thy Metre, Patrick Mullin, to Rllfltll, Gllnna •• P-Ill- Mrs. M. E. Dowson bt PfVINIII llldlr. Pre.ference for rlirth Control WH!LITHEY LAsT 0., Jill. t'l, Dally Sentinel, Honor Students In Middleport Are Announced �.. .... ~ .. ,,...,.._ ......... ~ ~..... llo -.. . . . ...... , ..... .. ... ~ \. II ' u Govern~r i$8qes Challenge efn?r:: Judges Named James A. Rhodes, who stlmtl II to be aw~ed this year for Of Raqlne ~~ Ieadm to action on a pro- the 111M .._...n. J •• .Walitma: o 5 rrs 331 ·pOled new domed otadlum her,, Tho Clnolrutatl Enquirer said PT. PLEASANT - u,..e: · POMEROY UNES Team No. 1 10 1 Wednesday night challenged the Wednesday nl!ht the pro~ fo~ tho queen contest to c~ : uondoy MIIOd Loaguo Toam No. 4 1 7 Greater Cincinnati Chamber of f95 million domed stadtum MISS l!eaut)' salon Queen VI SEOAL RESI':RVE "" J onaaey 17, '"' Team No. 1 7 e Commerce to 1en 47,1100 illlSOII would be built on about 180 ac- been named. They wl~ ~I~·· foam W L 1'1 - OP Points Team No. 3 1 10 ll~ket bOQb for lhe 1967 Na· ... ol the Maketewdll Country Marla~ne Campbe3• _a ~ jjaok•llll 8 o fi2 m rstsl•• High Garno _ M.,.alynn Tra- Ilona! Football League itllii!D- Club, on the olty'• north • oen· ~~~~d~o ;~~~~.:a~r , ~less· 23 Logan 7 I ~Oj 332 a- reeo 16 C)' Ul· Tt~m No 4 729 Rhoda aCCC!pted appointmtntl tral outaidrto not far from In- . lor. hot . h ' and Ma ?llf\ ·n:t ""' , • ' · ' · ..:~.· fie ...... t1.... 71 · wna p ograp er, 4 GaII .Ipo 113 •· ' · !lark Hollow Fore 16 as head ollhe wtve I r mem- '"" '" · · •· Scott well known hatr st)'~ ~thens 4 4 323 Sit l,o So's 11 Junior MJxod IAapt bers acceptod the chtll0111a dt- 'l'ho new1pap0r oald the !lle r.t _' Pomeroy 3 S JOH :l-1~ Ashland 011 13 Joau"'l' u, 1111 livertd al lbe croup't annual will be '!""mrliendtd al • a T~ he cbonn dur· 1 mooUII(I ·t-uesda~ of the Welistnn 3 5 2~· 186 Blaettnar's woa Leal meetlnil. •'•· e queen w111 v' ·e ol tlul 12 Nelsonville 2 6 313 :144 High Game - Bill Nelson '!JJ7, Ashlarul Oil I 0 The soveroor tald aala of that! dium COmmittee and oily and I ~g ho~rt::. ac~v;~~~~ at the ltuldlopoi·t I 7 286 381 Mildred Bowen, 178; Hlah sel' Team No. 4 3 o mtlllY soaaon tickelf would IO oount~ Dfflcialo, who will ••k Pl~~~nr Poinr R.,.rt held in . -'ie, - Harry Chesher, 558; l.ou· Team No, I s o long way towll'd tmpre.lting t:.•pec!lal ~w",.; mllll tal ~r conjunctiun wltb the WeMI VII' ' MOV( RESf:ltVE~ ise G1imore, 497. Team High White Eiectrie o 3 Pete Rozelle, NFL eommtnlon- put on e lY prjmary - glnla Convention of the Nationlll Team w'L Pl. OP ';,·,nr •md series - Dark Hoi· Team No. s o 3 tr, with hJ)W muoll the cKy lot to finance the pro ect. Halrdresoera and Cosmel<lloaist Team No. 6 0 3 Association. 4 1 213 161 low Fore, 696,1950. :Wahama Hi&h Game - Pat Story 191, ProJflll.l.l Ducwted · Tickets em Sille Lol:al AI!Biate No. II of the 3 2 too too Rullond Bantam Boyo LeaK•• Mary Kay Hennesay 144; Hl:lll 8 Church CW.t NHCA wlll htlsl the two day 2 2 liT 139 Eastern Jaauary lt, rm Sertes -Steve Van Meter 471; MkN Mra Heltn SlalrJrt For Annuli Dinner convention Saturday and SUildJy 2 2 ll2 t22 j Racine 4 !28 t64 Won Lolli Becky Stlvllfs, !13. Hleb team M nted the devoti®el PT. PLEAIANT -Tickets are al the Hesorl, Jlarbara Adkins, 0 ,McA!'ihur -. Team No. ! 21 9 IGame and series - Aablancl ~~~ ~:.. lbt Sullihlne now on sale for the Point Plea- Pt. Pleasant, wUI be lbe caudl· Team No. 6 1910 10% Oil, 1199, 21101. I~ r 1 lh Mmn Melbotlilt 1ant.Malon County Chamber o' date for queen frol)l tho lo~~l ITeam No. I SCORING 18% Ill\ ' Flnt ball wlouera- ')'eaiD S. c:s ho last "nlursday at Commerce annual dinner to be affiliate. '1'11• d1111ce wiU ~1110 SEUAL VARSITY Team No. 2 12 I! lh r~ ~· held Thursday February s al at 8:30 p.m. and the pubhc Is Nom•. Tea G. FT. l't<. Av. High Game and Serles- J. D. · ~:. uMb~rt Swalael preaitled the Plellolllnt Point Resort. lnvlltd. Ja~obs, \Veils 62 32 J9r. 24.5 Siory. 149. 273. Hig h Team ,1ume l Mrs. S/s.•on Leads when 'the claia disous~ad palni·J Cololwl Cbarlea Yeagor, native j...;..;iiii;....;;o;;;i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ander.,nn, c;al!. 61 31 165 20.6 - Team No. I, 1M ; High team Circlfla' Program In~ the Sullllhlne 01 _,1 rQCllllS Wflll Vlrlinia. and world'• fi"t 'Siuborl, Mid. 55 49 !59 19 0 Series - Team No. 3, 1457. MASON _ Mrs. Jo~n Sio~on Bnd purchalillll dra~s. Appoint- ~ sqp~l'fPIIIC llirman, will be the 1 M•t rheil, Gall. 66 21 153 19.1 . wos In charge ~f Jho prowam ,od on thi• committee were Mn. f~atured ipeaker for tho occa-j wren, Athens 5l 37 145 18.1 BaotHm G~rl• League when the Robe(,ca & Mary Cir· ,Murl Megee, Mn. William Fry, l s•on, RoHrvallon may be made Richards, ~cis . 5728 142 178 , January 18,19811 clos 01 tho Maoon Methodi•t :Mrs. Ev~l"tt ThoJIIE!i and Mro. byconllelmgthe_locaiChamber , Rose, Jack. 59 19 137 ::·; Woa Lost ,Church met Monclay avenlna at Ray Proffitt. of Comme"" olf1ce, phone 675Moore. ll!dd. 46 40 ~;: · tho churoh. Twenty membot-s l It was announced that the 1050. S!mpson, Porn. 49 32 127 1 ~-: Grand Juron Asked & two auest, Mrt. Walter Blake.February meeting will be held PI V "-liN llal Gilliland, \\ eli. 55 17 Ia. To Return I•t•b. 14 '"d Mrs. James Morn•on, beth ' al lho home of MIISBI Hilda -PI . a.., p • of Clifton, Jttended. land Lorlll1ll WeiSJ, Attending ADMITfED . Mn- Paul 2ah MOVC SCORING POINT PLEASANT - Grond l Tho poildent, Mra. Leotur werl Mro. Rebeun staWBrl, Mn. 1 mdt, Pl. Ploallftnt. l W Name. Team G fT Pt.s ~·- Jurors serving for tho January Zerkle, announced that a love ' Riu~oll Berton, Mrs. William . HD~~C~AI\G]i;D , Ava eaver, :.Jia ie, MeA. 25 8 58 19.3 Jerm of Mason County Circuil oflering will he collected at the Everett TholllCls, Mios LDI1llllll ~ o;H M d M Paul little. Hot. 31 r. 89 17.8 Court have been asked by lhe 1next m~oting to send a delegate :rry. Mrs. Murl M~goe, Mrs.1Zah~t ·Pt. ~~.:~ant n ight. East. ' ' . 25 !2 62 15.5 courl to return for duty on feb- .t~ the lll!lUal conferell<lt. She Evaroll "nloma8, MI88 Lorona ;t on\liff. Hac. 20 \8 ;,R 14.5 ruary 14 ai9 :30 a.m. to consider also explained about Holllh 1Weiss, Mrs. Helen Davis, Mrs. I er, ,.'!;;, Hut. 26 18 7d 14 o matters pre>ented by Prosecut- Cardo, w~ich are n':".ssery be- Cecil Smith, Mro. George Car- Prlnca Alberl son of Mon• I k R I 24 21 68 13.8 mg Attorney Samuel • i.Ittlc-,rore aerV1111 any kincl uf food •on, Mri. Howard VanMatre, • Rn'er has the l BIG SAVINGS FOR 13l:~O:an, 0 iva h. 26 9 6.\ IS v ~age. . to the public. To obl~in these Mr1. Fred Tlyl..-, Mrs. Albert ~~e' of ~=ul• ~ ~~ Baux ._, II 51 12 8 Jurors to reporl again for Mao011 resident• are to 110 IQ Swallal, Mn. Mary Dudding -~----· ,}ladgley, East. 0 d Th t L W od li YOU IN EVIRY ff.ic hinger. East. ll 1 49 12 3 Ul) are orn on · o , .'"· the Fire DeP'rtmenl alation on Mra. Ebor Roush, Miss Hilda . FIRST 9 ' ' 17 11 45 ll .3 dersun; Beulah P. Buckle, Plmy Tuooday of each woak where Woil8, Mro. R8y Proffitt and QUALITY DEPARTMENT ~~!~~~-. ~~~-- 16 l3 45 ll .3 Kenneth Powell, Apple_ Grove; a Mason County Jleelth Nuroe ,the hoote81ol. I RIGULAR . Clyde Jordan. Cottagev ille: Lee I io on duty. Rureab.menta were,- . -~Gibbs. Hartford; Billy Nance, 1,erved by the bQilteos~. Mrs. iLudlct Ia the No. 3 welter· Certified Oil St1tlon Throuuhout Th1 Store OVER~LL SCORING Apple Grove, J. A. Ferrell, Sr., ,Ray Poffilt, Mrs. W. H. Foate- walght ohalionger to champion w ~ In " '"'""'' : tAo of Jan. !4. 191161 HI. 2 Pomt Pleasanl; Otho Coss-loon and Mr•. Mileo Brown. Emile Griffith, ' 1 · • ame, TPam g. fl rts Avg. m, Leun: Rev. M_arvan Fram~, I _ _ aeobs, Wells. 1:11 ~6 320 26.7 Mason: Paul Plcke"'· Nellie kath Alrlcu "topptd ' . en t! ey . C-D. 12~ o6 30: Jonc; Mrs.W W. Joh~son, Mro. CAPETOWN, Houth Africa Tiu c;c;r ll. f. lou~. 102 i3 271 2::.2 Robe _t TJ\JI S, Mrs. Dale Beam. UPII - Mike Pusateri of "'rnwn 1\'Jioo 125 59 JOO 23.8 Mrs. Aart Montlegel and Mrs. B k M I 'I d Wlllle P ' J h W all., m • 8 II 0f Point Plea • roc ton, 1 I -- - len Franklin luCky hven Sale~ · . OWL NG ~!Jl.!!•~OJ!I'}!?~... iuF CQontest ueep 1 2 :118 Z17 1 s 111 235 ' '. · ----- ,SPECIALS •CANDY I 11 0H HINRY CHOCOLATI CLUIT.RI' ·' ,., . " ltEG, 6f~UrtD: 11•: . Johnton'• l'udle, Chocol.t• or Yenllla · ..., 'foppecl with Nuts-12 tL pll~h·~ .,c •TOYS ,, r.r. Rll• $1.29 8xl0.1n. Willi Fr1mt11'o I'Jt The P~l"t ly Nu"'btr and R~ular Utt l'er PtiiY t7o R11uta1 59c. 610 Pltlt Jl' llw Jtualet lii'Ciet 4fc R"ular .,,, •so Plt~t Jl1 low Jtunl• ~111 57c Rll• 91c, 1000_Pl. . Jle S.W l'ual• ljtocl•l 77• tTHISI! SPICIAU WHILE THIY LAIT s-10 t" BEN FRANKLIN - "" ,, 1 ' ~ I 1 r. NOW IN PROGRESS! · 28 t ltt' J 'l ';·.h. Wi °n 112% 31!1 22.8 ~i '": ""'Y~r : Sh. R2 1!4 lfnp ku", C1 107 62 ndCiwm, Gal. R7 lO ,_, ···111 HI o2 ' ' n . orns . ro<h· .r . C-D. 9(146 ' till-hell Gal 86 31 . _· · - · · ~ ncer. Inure!. 1~6~ .5561 ;SI .. hn rl llld. , i _. . ~ tseman - Ludic k's ·Jl·' ·- \1< :1. ,l<nighi. ~: ..1. " 31 158 17.6 81 34 208 11.:t fallon, n. m. 71 52 21!6 17.2 '' I ~lalnpe 4R lkilan,.·l.S-W Alb. m 100 11 ! ~~ ~2 ~g3 . .... lliounv .. .. 105•1 14 75.1 1168 16 714 II al"j'loo .. .. ,.·. 923 13 71 0 L:ourelville ~lo111\te-r . .. 1779 AH•·•tyll le .... t04J lmpf:\'pt·n . l01fi II 70.R 15 69.4 . H23 7:19 15 12 11 8rn1\n .. Zale!!ki 906 14 'h:nm .fJn\"!'f N i· I ~ 41111JIIf> . TOP Court St. 69 .1 68.6 67.2 -~-·- !Ill 5/ii 12 \ .....·~ Senior a., PIIS, ~pq!MIII suwer, ,..,.,.,. elementary school Saturday,· .., P,ID. Evqellaa Clttpter . . MJd. dleport will IIJlOnlbr 1 lllb llle Saturday mollllnl at lht Dud1ey Florill Shop In Middl~ptrt bejinnlnl lll:iNI a.m. - ll 4!.4 50.! 720 774 584 589 14 15 II 11 M.l 1!.6 : 53.1 : 53.5 .• · RM HI 54.1 lD 55.1 1I 5fi 3 liulla ml 11 57.5 .. . 6!3 THI~ 1\FEK'~ uq . LATE I I I CI .USIFIED Notloos · COAl. hlullld llld put inllds lr dlllrtd. I • 3 1411 lolds. Dremlor, WY 2-1103. I tf tie Yo rk rll U.S. GOOD STOREWIDE (SPECIAl, ) Unclassified (E verydn ?t Price) " FromNe.rby doz. Farms • lvs. Everything Reduced! 4 BUCKL! ARCTICS Now CtDtlll5 liizes Smallll to Bi& 12 ICIIINihl111 new I $J.99 In meW'• No other • at Chavrolet'l prloe ol8rl dora.. ' MENS WORK ARaiCS 4 BUCKLE- (ppd. from Tues .) &I'Ht>:RS: Wal•·rloo at C-D R>pley at Wahllma •s·" $ IUCKLI- Milll·r at Zanewil ll' Rose. 1 Pt. Pleasant at Hunting- Womens & Growing Girls ton East SATURDAY IIOAJ.: Gallipolis at Athens r. Jackson at Wellstoo Pomeroy at Logan , OVER THI KNIE ORLON Nelaonville el Middleport ' MOVC: Rutlond at Racine I OTIIERil1 Glouster at N. LOI, St. Aloysiu• Shade at Brown-Zaleski Allensville at 'l'he Plains Paint Valley at Laurelv',• 1 l1lOJlllJa MENIIUHEtt INSULATED THE CHEVROLET BOOTS $5.99 ·wAY .. ALL All ESKILOOS - • REDUCEDI BRITISH SJ'ERLING PlfiQI- Stretch Stockings::~- Yoa ean .... thtrmoltatlcaiiJ -boiW heatlnr.coollnr ucldehumidlfJinrl!r..,..... •p• ..._._-~····· ··-······-········.... ··--.-·-. --....... '1···-······.--~--- -·-··-·-··. . ········•....·.~-.....-----I THE SHOEBOX .!.......... "''*••• ...... ......... ........ ...., __ IWGWM'IIDIII tile 7-1'011)4. Sleerlnr·w.hell connnlen.:. lllll...U.tts PP and do'll'lllld In and out. Trae AM·PM 111ulllples: !!lereo rldlo with four IIDtlkm acllltatfe.fne full·toned ueepti011. 1V1Jo.11t Vf pOWer IbM Qaillb' pis ap to._ 411 cubic Inches of effortles1 authority 10111 for j.._ And a whoJ-lot more. U 70u pin for Jlddillllawlll. JOI CIIIIO 'Ill Old .. lllltr ClllenoW., ""' sJft.tMna,., ' I Glou sUr at Rome-Canaan Tht• Pla ins at Shade VIIM: Hamden •t Slarr-Wa•h. Laurelville at Wilton 11()\'l: : Hutl and at Easlern !iW at M("Arthur .35 SO lb. ( Evtrydou PriCP I Ame!I~Bt' rn .19 Simon's Plek·A·Palr Is holding its Sale for the (Everyday Pr! ce) SCHEDULE fEOAL: Athens at Pomeroy Wel!liton at Ga llipolis Middleport at J.ckoon Loaan a\ Nelsonville 4t'L: Albany at Carthage- Troy Saturday S1l1!! (Everyday Pme) Pomeroy FI\I!JAY I -·· Avl!:. lfcArthu r . .. . 551 Middl•porl, O. lb. . ....... t\11 . . . . . . . . .. . ..... EVERYTHING IN SHOES Ladies', Children's, Men's, Boys', " Teens' ,.ow otiY TO CHOOSJ: FROM. rfos YOUit MONEY YOU'RE SAVING, WHY NOT SAVJllT AT SIMON'S? MAXWELL HOUSE (EVt'lldaU Price) Boys' 4-Buclcle Arctica _ Plenty of Mell'l 2-4-5 Iuckie Arctlca 2. 99 OVERSHOES _ _..;.,_ 1.00 J9c - ~onee to I'Jae.OrftiMI Self.Sert~lee St1rel Simon'• •• f111t In louthtltltcll OhJt .tt lntrod- ltlkervlce IIMMI It liYw Ytu Minty, why nat HVI wlfll ...? ,.... othen ntW follow fht l...lrl ~.::.-i ~·· ~·~ •• t ;.:.e· 3 lbs. ONIONS WITM PURCHASE s.' -Pick-A-Pair . .. · 1 lb. can LADIES' HOSE rt~" W.r111111 for pu ""' lllf 111tl IIYII POMIIOY (W ttkend Special " COSTUME ."· -l Value Buy! LOAJ'IRS - OXFOBI>S ~ II!IU! - FLATS - COWBOY II001'B 8110WN. BUCK. RED. WHITE. COWRS- COMPLETE S!Zi BANGE Boys' & Men's JEW~LRY gal. (Even;day Prict) $1• Sl• S] A POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY- ~~~~~~'IL__________M_I_D_D-LE_POIT ___,~o-·__________I •VW ..·.NUU_.N . .U .. I•EP ....~..--,_.~,~~-~.-~.. ~- ~-~~~----~-~-~~~-~--~--~-~--.-~-~,-~-~ ~~-~~-·~··~~-~----------------- ~- McCoy'• or Valley Bell -~' ___________ ...,....,......, •' 21bs. of PORK LIVER (WJ!iKIIND SI'ECfALJ SI~MO-N'- 5 . . .~ E.Mfr .. Jt,, I ' FOREMAN &ABBOTT Adams or Holsum Pt. Nt>lsonvllll" .. . 619 PHONE WY 2-5321 for EmMATU RUIIEI ! ash,rn . . ••· liiiller · .. .. Ajbauy .. ~.,- - Bern At hem.; .. . . Racine •• •. I,fun' lvil l ~ kitdltn, batbroolJI flit . whatever your re~lln11 needt might be. lltW Freah Daily llP.F~:NSIVE TF.~MS G. SHIRT fiNISHING SERVICE Beea10e of the fJad tlleather Jatt ..,eek - _ ----- - · 64.6 Let u help you Pial your --- Robinson's Ph1'll'1p5 S'1sfers Style Shop Tt'aru , ··-nd _....., 1 SOCIAL JAN. 21 All-Weather Coats w•'th zip•in lining••Reducedl Closeout All Fall Hatsl 274 239 17.1 17.1 ~ Till' OFFENSIVE TF:.~"S t~~h.. a world for S A L EI ;11.'1\w l. All••n11. 10q 49 2fi7 17.8 ' ' MIDDIIPORT, 0, 20 7 san\. wolterwalgbt title ohot when h~ 19 7• THREE JAILED acored a oecond-round tochnicol 19 5 PLE'SANT J d knockout over the South Afrl195 PT. ~ u gos , . . nd . II d d I th ast 24 con Wtdneods~ night !9\l a J2 e urng e p tori took eOI!Uillnd from IH5 hours were Harry Farley, and thPul8 I •-]1 and t•~ roferee ,. 18 .4 George Davis, Pt. Pleasant, and e open DR ua . James Leonard, Hogsett, all &topped the bout after 10 184 18.4 .h . 1 1 d 1 the rou~• 228 276 214 214 228 203 295 ll ld tnrcis. i\••ls 82 :15 199 18.1 chargrd WI~ _ l_nto~c~~- ---s~ron s o ·' bid ..... 011 -~~ rcmocloltll Grwl rea4p for apring, S'ERVE BEllERFOOD ~ SIIYI'IJfOil, rtllf.l~ I ,' ' l l:; ldd • Aftet• the llo!lilau -DII II 0 great Umo lo hotlf WfW MIM CALENDAR I :•daUJh• . Hoop Contest j 1 28'9 ·FIremen ' Upend F . ty , 1 POMeROY WY 2-349a ::ld n s-10 ~ -- -- -- Grid._ :f.: lip A110rtmtnt ef l'alnt BooJc. · ~ ,!I!ICh · R11ul1r Au41rtm111t 2Jo P•lnt BooJc. - 3 37~ R11. fl,OO Ptlnt ly Number Sots · 171 •I CINCINNATI (UPil ....city c-8Jun WUflt D. '"' Jr, rH!ped Tl-.cloy lro18 lbe Canunulty Aellmi Comllllalioa which Monday nlgbt V8lltl 10 •Ptld ..... Jill' lor • public relaUOilJ program IVASIUNGTON (VPI) - A II lmPNV• th lllllp of the MiddlepOrt High School stq. Lockheed '\Vbwer of · ,·nin~ Pro'......"' ,._,_ anllopoverly llf!ICY.....Is k' d 0I "B" or "'" .......,. , _ llnldf~ea •lid ed lhO ..., rna rug • gra e Aei'OIIptlllfi! Award ~ an 'told senatan today that propooolll ., 1 ... eipen- 1boye for the third six weeks •HOW DEAl 1'0 lilY QUTisblp, at leall not 1111Ul IOlllliOIICJ l>lrth control Is a lllOI't ethical dllure of nbllc fuad It P'riod are as follows : TBI! O~I!NBS ·· .OF MY liOIVfl tht qu•llon o1 "W ~ Walter Q• . ey of llmitiDJ population etl i!-7. P s. pass- SENIORS - carole Andtr- CIIILDIIOOD'' - Moll aU of i!II180l'J the cenoor." or llr (D-LIJteuter) · ~::::1 Jrowlll IMn niYlrltl OP "lhe "- aid he ld 1 be 11011, Tom Baker, Daii!IS Blevins, us are familiar with the stories way en lit found 10 appoint today lhlt Lll!khae4 · ·adltlcll'll 111ethod8 Gl slarva- party to su:::" wa:fuiDes~ Cynthia <:onde, Connie Cooke, of tile do-ii·YOUlMif 11oor paint- hotrd of eeiiiOl'l who will C!Jrporation hal recelvtd o >ion 8nd w;r," ond Q od b Jon Cunnmgham, Allee Darst, or wbo painted htmulf lnte the bllroduee their perfi)Jia) ~-IU:J :cW;tJ aeroopace award The Rev. Dr. ll<lger L. lhinD, mlssl pmsld !!PO ~ ";; Angela Fink, Larry Gladwell, ourner oppo41le lb~ door. Also dloe!l Into their ltndillss. Smoll UuaillleJ ~=~:;II d""n o! Ntw York'l Union dooll on wou recons er Becky Goodall, Kenny Hvrlf, the l!llll who qwad oil llii limb <laD not litlltve that the !Wn for "oulfllndilljl 1011 • ~- tlelll'y Rider, Sandra Hollinshed, Linda Jae• I'heolot!leal Semlnar)l, testified whkh ht htpjllllld lo he sit- on of the Ameril:an ill lllllliDg tha l*ds of •,e(ore • Senate subcommitttes ~C presidea:, 1111 118,- obs,.Oiita Lewis, Rita Mullford, Ung and even lhe one of the ~Jon intended Art. 1 to pve Nllim'l delett~t IIlii 1pace 1 supPOI'I of 1 bill by Sen. the pro~m 111 set...over to Sandy Mulford, Joe Reichman, man who loll 1 lleCICIId !IIIIer fll"'n UilJt 10 the IJOll ooir::~\~;;;!'::iiiiOOii-:;;;~~ 8rnesf Grueolng, D-Aial!ka, to poor e me 1e ...aloer- Fred Robinson, Rod Sauer, by showing a friend how be-- who subltllvll:l bid I> FIUT authorize U. I. •ld 10 undeVI· YleH ll'l BVIIIIblo. Bob Schmoll, Dee Slaven, Ka- ed off the firat me with lhe for J00!1 writlJll. QUALITY Ccmpleto loped <OUDfriel ill dealing wllb 11 • • . ':, _ 1 ' " " thy Bpeniler, Gary Stobart and buzz-saw. U hould be lbl •· REGULAII · aull&ling over poputallolt, . Larry Va!K!f. . s flOII e "' ShbiD reprtlltllted toe Councll Bul we Clll pew IIIIo law, for the Certified Stalion for Ollrlallan Social Action of JUNIORS - Kay Ault, Lo- l!llf' of the U.l . Suprtlftl Court book pubtisllers, thoBe w•....., 11. ,_ hnodollng the United Chureh of Christ. land Brown, Jim Butcher, Way- decialon which "~tnle!ICed" its rules of decency applletl -He-aaid in his prepared 1118CU ID n~ Davis, Karan Faulk, Sandra own mtmlbtn. lliWspaPI\"' IJ)d TV projpwmi·il Service! l'ltilliiT tbnony ~lbe choice . before Garten, Debra Gruoaer. Rose Thi11t a ~~tnletu:t whi<!b could lmtra. . '!t~:,_ Is not whether we i Marie Hackett, Ann Hanlon, ll\1- be appalad by any oommooi Since 1 eann1oo11;.:be~~:~:t ~ i!iall use 'some methOds to limit , vld _Jenkins, Alberta Little. So- citizen by recourse to the to the same P' llfowth o1 population." j aan Morril, Don Nelson, e; ~>ghth illltlldnllnt which bars there!Dn IJ\I not forced to The real choice, he ••ld, I~ Tho Racine Volunteer FIre Eva Th~mas, ... . oruel "and IIIIUIUil pulllsh- this_ sort of boob, m~ cbiaf bttweea hullllllle methode of Department dtfeated the South• Jamanlla Ward, ments, Gr to the fourteenth, ,Jocl!on !' that the pnnc1ples of ONE-DAY IIRVICI! birth control and "blind and lern High School 1 " It !l- 34 · Iandy ~wertz. wbleh lflllrlllteee to Ill tqt~al. Gtsllom a law, I.e., that bad ON REQUIST rruel" methods of war and a buketbtlll ~~~- ~~~~~~ We~ SOPHOMORES - Marlhl protecUOII under the law, This money driv11 out ltlod, also . !\¥nine, nesd.1y evenina on the junior l!llwleo, Sandra Clatw..-thy, Me- hla 001111 about bociUit the 1plf to litorature. The r"ult Hlib School floor ll"a Davis, Karen Ha~ley, Ca- eourt h11 heu Ulllblt to live tlult very few really . Denny Hill tcPped lhe win- rot King, Jackie Hawley, Con- any usable dsllnitton of obmne ara being publiJhod wn••Y-11 Cleaners • Pomeroy N. 2nd Ave. ners with 17 polnto and the nle Simmons, Patty Slaven. hteuturo, 'l'hlll m!trior ®lifts If 0111' 1111hor1 1'01011 to Uoo Our F,.. Perking Lot "Throe Fo<iRs," Larry (Lillie) FRESHMEN - Connie Blcb·ll'e unable to pve I final ~1oblc4nitiel l1lt' allllltiDn, Wolfe, with u, Hlllon (Big) ner, Jame• Clatworthy, Rlc_b· lng on the lllitter Ill tbe mtx. Wolle, Jr., and Duane (Wee) ard Ferreira, N•ncy Harns, lures of four-syllable and TIHi Afternoon Cifellf of Wolfe, each hod 10. Joey Hlndy, Martho Hubbard, letter wordi whlcb make It'• Your Money , .. Slve It At Simon's ... Thursday, Friday, Methodist Chqrctb wlU Larry Wllaon, physlllll educa- Mary J. Jenkinson, Kathy Mor- many ol tho beet ..IIIDg Tbunday alternoon at lion leachtr. paetd the faculty tan, Jane Surfa••· Connie Wouelof today. The llllllt hoo_orat•ie cbureh with Mn. M. L. with 11 and Ron Detm· execu- and Violet Wolle. JusUce lllW can lit requtrlld PIOII'Bm leader. Hostesaet live head, ICOI'ed eight. Others EIGHTH GRADE - Deftnls ll<IIUally ~ead them. ~rs. Hatllo $IIlith, Mtl. llCorln~ for tbe faculty were Hllcketl, Rich~rd Hawley, Rlwn- Next thmg, someone Is 1\etcbka, .• Mis. Herbert school board member J 0 h n da Hysell, Jan Long, Robbie tG lei P oli!IO ,!nv~vi~' one btra and Miss Bess Sanborn. Fisher with 6 fall from under- Drd, Nlns Stiles, Sylvia Swan- the night-club COIDICS who 'l'he 81M'Yllw Oartltn l)llth), Joe Stobtlrt, board aon, John Tannthill, Diane pends on 8"1ter language wiD 1111t1 TbiiiiJdaJ, Jan. Z7 members with 2, Mikt Popp, 4, 1W~lsh, !lregory White, ellnt IIIIo lht hlslt GOurt. 1:30 p.m. at the bolllt of and Vap Meter 2. Principal Don- IIEVI!!NTH GRADE - Randy aould raault In llUI' lllne Jllll~ces Gene Wll8on, co-hostess will tP!zzle) Wolfe did oot play Boeker, Dennis Boggs, Mill')' spelldilljl nwst ol their 1\11. l'rlil:llr: Wise. as adV<!rtlsed. He pleaded being Bradbury, E;ddie Brown, Cathy bavlni their Motes of J-llf, • too IOllr retirement age. B1111ce, Mickey Childs, Brencft heJrllli, ·~ •mall 'l'wlD City Slrl'lllt olub, Other player• for the fire- Edwards Gary Ellis Anita the foul ~"- foul POri MasoDic temple, 7:SO p.m. man were Roger Ours, R-olph Fultz, S~ron Glaze, Da;ld Hlll• worse "mu5U:" of ;"rlday. Shain, John Cleland, Chuck ltrly, ~rce Hawley, Kim I dot not a~rove of The W.C.T.U, llill W118Der, John Wingett, Ralph Johnson, Marianne Kloes, Rob. Friday eYening, Jan. 28 at Ro':', Dale Roush, Char 1e s In MIU•, Sherman MUls, Ka· Gtnt Powell, Joyu •Rilty·~afi'JI, Heath Metbedlll Cburcb at Bhaln and Jllnior Jolmoon. thy Metre, Patrick Mullin, to Rllfltll, Gllnna •• P-Ill- Mrs. M. E. Dowson bt PfVINIII llldlr. Pre.ference for rlirth Control WH!LITHEY LAsT 0., Jill. t'l, Dally Sentinel, Honor Students In Middleport Are Announced �ltlilllrii!IJ!Ill'<f<•!'tt,.,,...., ....... ~- ... ,......,.~ ... oill'"'• .,..,., "t'A'·f'l"' .""'·~..., .., ~ t '!'" .•t,~ ~ . ~ ~. -:.::r.:~~ ': ·.•. ... . :''l ·:::. ~ '""~ ";'"!',~-!'':""'1~~1111)11~~ ' ' ', •P'l: ~~".. . • ' 't• 't .· ~ .i -. ' ;- j • ,, ' ' • :·fassified Ads Your ·Modtrrl Community JJulletin Board J ' . , "" ,. r \ used car · • sav1ngs on one of our ® "SNOWBOUND BUYS" 65 Falcon Fufura . . S209S • l r staUon Wagon. esoo mUea by local owner. Black yt. nyllnterlor. Dark aqua finish. 700rl4 Uret1 like new, spare never used, P.B. radio, big lllx eng!De. ltd. TraDL DeiUia equipment Show room rleaa. · '63 Mercury · · · · · S169S PHONE WY2-2156 Meteor• 4 Dr, Station Wagoa. Low mlleage by one local owner. Red vinyl Interior trim. Wblte flnlah, . W. W. tires show Uttle wear. Luggage rack, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power steering, ndlo &Dd heater and many extras. · In Memory IN LOVJNG memory of oor dear mother, Dora Dck· ~<orth, who passed awav 5 yean ago, January 27, 1961.1 Cblldrea, Carl, Millard, Richard and Agnes, ttl~o the IJfaadclilldren. 1 17 Up PUTS HER CHOPPIN' AX DOWil/ TH' CARD GAME'S ABOUT 10 START . RED HOT ~-:~;"· Used Ca·r B~ys . Don't W•it, Now II The nme To Buy or Tr1de. See lmenon Jonts, MeMn Uttlt,. CIIH Phillips, or lddie fife. 11111811. 1965 FOlD GAIAXII 500 • Dr. Hard Top. • .,~...... ,, fl-. and ... HMtR. 1965 FOlD GAlAXII 500 ' 3 Dr. HT. 8 cyL Std. TriDI. Radio 11114 U..tlr. 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 1964 ENGUSH FORD 4 C)'L std. TriDL 1964 FORD GALAXII 1100 I Dr. H.T. 8 ql. A•to. 'l'nDL 101Mr ........... dlo aud Healer. , --------- LOVE IS MUCH MORE RlWiiRFUL. lllMI HllTlii ! -:soe......_ GASOLINI! ALLEY • I Dr. 8 oyL Std. Trlll&' Radio IIIII J=r. 1963 fORD GW.XII 500 Conv. 8 oyL std. 'l'raDI. Radio 11114 P 11r 1961 OLDI98-2Door H.T. Auto. Tra111. Radio, powtr IIMrlif, pod' bnbf, poww HliL '63 Corvair Monza ··· s1399 Mlity More UHII Can & T.... T• Clua 1 P.- Locally owned, olela lllllde llld oul ll'lwD flnllb, good Ureo, automatlo trana. Tr7 tbla Dill for real --...~B:..y_;,;HOWIE SCHNEIDER H.T. 8 ql. Auto. Trant. Radio. Powtr ltltriDI. Deluxe vinyl Interior, green finish, good tlrel, heater. Plenty of tcODOIII¥• Plenty of go, for tha IDOW. '62 Corvair 4Door • • EEK & MEEK Couv. 8qL ltd. 'l'raDL,JIIdlo 11114 Xu' , 1963 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 2,00 Locall)' owned - . 4-apeed box, 110 engine, loti of extras, black finish, red bucket aeata, radio, new llrea. Driving In snow II fun In 1 Corvalr. Jil !KH.f MEL.Tt AWAY INTO 1ilf .TUN· 10 ~~ AHO~ ""Y. ••acl Power -steering and brakes, automaUe, fully ~quip­ ped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotleu clean Interior. I ... llr 88TIIIII!Pt15LIC 01' CHINA Fl!ffDOio\ Hardtop. 1180 ID&Int. A111o. 'l'nDI. Fvnr I and Brakel. Air CoadiUo!!lnl New Car mit.' 'LiAr 1963 CHIVROliT IMPNI• 4 DOOR 63 Volkswag. 2-Dr S129S By GEORGE WONDER 1965 1lllHHDB LANDAU '64 Olds '88' 4-Dr. · s2149 r el1T NOT AFORE SHE C'~N 1 SNUFFY, SIZZUNG .66 FORD SAlES IRI~ . snowball your ' . .j I'RI!D You Always Pay Leu At KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT Locutl & lyamore Stt. Mlddlapal\ 0. lractloa. SHOVEL IN SAVINGS I!SED TKVrK BIJYS '63 Corvair Panel · · s1399 LDcal owner, SpeciaL ' 1004 11reo, darlt: belie l!nllb, b..W - . - '62 Chevrolet 11 ton· $169S ~ ' By HAROLD GRAY ,o••'. · L. W,B, Uke nft' T50120 - 10 ply tires. Cab A-1 tondltloa. Heater, b.eaw, di&Qt apriDgl, 192 111. Ill. 6 qL -=- engine. I '' .;! 11 SHOC1<6! nr I!Oci(';Aw JtOM'l" _ . , , IIi\ IT ou=C, ' AHD ""T l<w, I ~ I COULD CUT~ AA' CORO<l 0' 111000 -~ '59 International · · . s795 'MOVT 1'10 TN, IH 8'h ft Pickup. VB engine, 10lld cab, green finish. Heater. r e2 - Used Chevrolet Heavy Duty Flctory Tandem. One Cab and, Ch111i1 - One With Dump. INFOIIMAnON MIITINGI FOR FARMERS DAILY ":ROSS WORD DOWK l.]IMliaa ot Oklahoma 2. Chtnese .aport 3. Timely {.. Exdama . Uoa I. Topt or I . Weather • ' :110, B y - uC 2},- :1!. Old H. String ~' - 211.Surp= 2'1. Collin J, \ 11.Fourtal ol ,__ - mueal• .i ' _. Be Informed 011 the latest in resard to Com StUll~ Alfalfa Weevil~ __Cor!' Weed Control and beoeriJ Chemlall Usage 15, Drill river 1 It tic "'TRAILER==,--,-LOT"" , "',"'R-u~ tla_ nd,_flve miles from Pomeroy, Pbo1111 SH 2-5813. 12 23 GOtc FOUR ROOM furnished-apart-- ment WY U851. 11 l$ lie THREE and lour room furnished and unfurnished aparimenIs, WY 2-5434. 12 6 tfc FURNISHED, f rooms and balb, aparbnent ID Pomeroy. WY ~5. 12 31 tfc I ROOM lurnisbed apartment lor rent. Phone WY 2-2776. Alter i p.m. Phone WY W57f. Rowley llld Rei.'CI Hardware. 11 I tfc 28, Come- I . Kqictu"a . lt. Simplela wucd 31. AudltQ 11 . 0~ $L Falrf-talo U.Scordl 13. '1'11111 . . ,. I 8' P" 38-IW> II& Good 48 Chev. i f. Pick. only S1 so ABIII AND SLATI POMEROY MOTOR CO. THURSDAY, JAN. 27 .... ldontlcol -~~~~~~ Here to lnfonn and Wu• OPEN EVES 9 P.M. Into, a seed corn spociallot and a ehemical 1pecialist At Londlftlrlr T - & ' ' POMEROY, OHIO '' 'r Country ltere In Pomeroy ._...,_tseDoorPrt.. an r uo. ..,. IXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE the larlest lrUclr or bulldor.er radiator to lhl 1111111111 beater core. l'ram , ... Mtfl, I ap IIIII nter. Ilion'• l'rlll er Part (Slate Aj)plo•ed) ;_ ·,,f ~ .......c__ _ _J foi .; - Mlnemllle, Ohio, t'IIODI W\ IUGIIUNNY I II lfe 1649 Lincoln llgtt, J ileciAom bouse. Beautiful Birch kltenen By RALPH HEIMDAHL ; ..- cabinets. Pbooo: WY 2.6127. t f tie .. .. TWO ' TRAILER SPACES lor rent in the Village ot Mlddl• port. can WY :w:Mt or WY 2-21M or WY ~, u 10 tfc Sale or Tr.t. -·,_---=-,- I IERVICE of 6 andqu• OdDa plus e extra piecea or will · lndl for tradiq ; NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS ON DISPLAY 1:30 & I P.M. Twt1 TIWLER===--:-LOTS==---- rr. --riii- I-331A. - ' llampl. Pltone WY U211 or Ja Iouth llellll A-, Middleport. 1 .... .·.1 ..... c_r _\~--~· -' "''l"''•. • ' --~"' ~"..,"'"" ""''tti.w ; 1 1 -- •.· ~· •-•' 1' �ltlilllrii!IJ!Ill'<f<•!'tt,.,,...., ....... ~- ... ,......,.~ ... oill'"'• .,..,., "t'A'·f'l"' .""'·~..., .., ~ t '!'" .•t,~ ~ . ~ ~. -:.::r.:~~ ': ·.•. ... . :''l ·:::. ~ '""~ ";'"!',~-!'':""'1~~1111)11~~ ' ' ', •P'l: ~~".. . • ' 't• 't .· ~ .i -. ' ;- j • ,, ' ' • :·fassified Ads Your ·Modtrrl Community JJulletin Board J ' . , "" ,. r \ used car · • sav1ngs on one of our ® "SNOWBOUND BUYS" 65 Falcon Fufura . . S209S • l r staUon Wagon. esoo mUea by local owner. Black yt. nyllnterlor. Dark aqua finish. 700rl4 Uret1 like new, spare never used, P.B. radio, big lllx eng!De. ltd. TraDL DeiUia equipment Show room rleaa. · '63 Mercury · · · · · S169S PHONE WY2-2156 Meteor• 4 Dr, Station Wagoa. Low mlleage by one local owner. Red vinyl Interior trim. Wblte flnlah, . W. W. tires show Uttle wear. Luggage rack, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power steering, ndlo &Dd heater and many extras. · In Memory IN LOVJNG memory of oor dear mother, Dora Dck· ~<orth, who passed awav 5 yean ago, January 27, 1961.1 Cblldrea, Carl, Millard, Richard and Agnes, ttl~o the IJfaadclilldren. 1 17 Up PUTS HER CHOPPIN' AX DOWil/ TH' CARD GAME'S ABOUT 10 START . RED HOT ~-:~;"· Used Ca·r B~ys . Don't W•it, Now II The nme To Buy or Tr1de. See lmenon Jonts, MeMn Uttlt,. CIIH Phillips, or lddie fife. 11111811. 1965 FOlD GAIAXII 500 • Dr. Hard Top. • .,~...... ,, fl-. and ... HMtR. 1965 FOlD GAlAXII 500 ' 3 Dr. HT. 8 cyL Std. TriDI. Radio 11114 U..tlr. 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 1964 ENGUSH FORD 4 C)'L std. TriDL 1964 FORD GALAXII 1100 I Dr. H.T. 8 ql. A•to. 'l'nDL 101Mr ........... dlo aud Healer. , --------- LOVE IS MUCH MORE RlWiiRFUL. lllMI HllTlii ! -:soe......_ GASOLINI! ALLEY • I Dr. 8 oyL Std. Trlll&' Radio IIIII J=r. 1963 fORD GW.XII 500 Conv. 8 oyL std. 'l'raDI. Radio 11114 P 11r 1961 OLDI98-2Door H.T. Auto. Tra111. Radio, powtr IIMrlif, pod' bnbf, poww HliL '63 Corvair Monza ··· s1399 Mlity More UHII Can & T.... T• Clua 1 P.- Locally owned, olela lllllde llld oul ll'lwD flnllb, good Ureo, automatlo trana. Tr7 tbla Dill for real --...~B:..y_;,;HOWIE SCHNEIDER H.T. 8 ql. Auto. Trant. Radio. Powtr ltltriDI. Deluxe vinyl Interior, green finish, good tlrel, heater. Plenty of tcODOIII¥• Plenty of go, for tha IDOW. '62 Corvair 4Door • • EEK & MEEK Couv. 8qL ltd. 'l'raDL,JIIdlo 11114 Xu' , 1963 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 2,00 Locall)' owned - . 4-apeed box, 110 engine, loti of extras, black finish, red bucket aeata, radio, new llrea. Driving In snow II fun In 1 Corvalr. Jil !KH.f MEL.Tt AWAY INTO 1ilf .TUN· 10 ~~ AHO~ ""Y. ••acl Power -steering and brakes, automaUe, fully ~quip­ ped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotleu clean Interior. I ... llr 88TIIIII!Pt15LIC 01' CHINA Fl!ffDOio\ Hardtop. 1180 ID&Int. A111o. 'l'nDI. Fvnr I and Brakel. Air CoadiUo!!lnl New Car mit.' 'LiAr 1963 CHIVROliT IMPNI• 4 DOOR 63 Volkswag. 2-Dr S129S By GEORGE WONDER 1965 1lllHHDB LANDAU '64 Olds '88' 4-Dr. · s2149 r el1T NOT AFORE SHE C'~N 1 SNUFFY, SIZZUNG .66 FORD SAlES IRI~ . snowball your ' . .j I'RI!D You Always Pay Leu At KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT Locutl & lyamore Stt. Mlddlapal\ 0. lractloa. SHOVEL IN SAVINGS I!SED TKVrK BIJYS '63 Corvair Panel · · s1399 LDcal owner, SpeciaL ' 1004 11reo, darlt: belie l!nllb, b..W - . - '62 Chevrolet 11 ton· $169S ~ ' By HAROLD GRAY ,o••'. · L. W,B, Uke nft' T50120 - 10 ply tires. Cab A-1 tondltloa. Heater, b.eaw, di&Qt apriDgl, 192 111. Ill. 6 qL -=- engine. I '' .;! 11 SHOC1<6! nr I!Oci(';Aw JtOM'l" _ . , , IIi\ IT ou=C, ' AHD ""T l<w, I ~ I COULD CUT~ AA' CORO<l 0' 111000 -~ '59 International · · . s795 'MOVT 1'10 TN, IH 8'h ft Pickup. VB engine, 10lld cab, green finish. Heater. r e2 - Used Chevrolet Heavy Duty Flctory Tandem. One Cab and, Ch111i1 - One With Dump. INFOIIMAnON MIITINGI FOR FARMERS DAILY ":ROSS WORD DOWK l.]IMliaa ot Oklahoma 2. Chtnese .aport 3. Timely {.. Exdama . Uoa I. Topt or I . Weather • ' :110, B y - uC 2},- :1!. Old H. String ~' - 211.Surp= 2'1. Collin J, \ 11.Fourtal ol ,__ - mueal• .i ' _. Be Informed 011 the latest in resard to Com StUll~ Alfalfa Weevil~ __Cor!' Weed Control and beoeriJ Chemlall Usage 15, Drill river 1 It tic "'TRAILER==,--,-LOT"" , "',"'R-u~ tla_ nd,_flve miles from Pomeroy, Pbo1111 SH 2-5813. 12 23 GOtc FOUR ROOM furnished-apart-- ment WY U851. 11 l$ lie THREE and lour room furnished and unfurnished aparimenIs, WY 2-5434. 12 6 tfc FURNISHED, f rooms and balb, aparbnent ID Pomeroy. WY ~5. 12 31 tfc I ROOM lurnisbed apartment lor rent. Phone WY 2-2776. Alter i p.m. Phone WY W57f. Rowley llld Rei.'CI Hardware. 11 I tfc 28, Come- I . Kqictu"a . lt. Simplela wucd 31. AudltQ 11 . 0~ $L Falrf-talo U.Scordl 13. '1'11111 . . ,. I 8' P" 38-IW> II& Good 48 Chev. i f. Pick. only S1 so ABIII AND SLATI POMEROY MOTOR CO. THURSDAY, JAN. 27 .... ldontlcol -~~~~~~ Here to lnfonn and Wu• OPEN EVES 9 P.M. Into, a seed corn spociallot and a ehemical 1pecialist At Londlftlrlr T - & ' ' POMEROY, OHIO '' 'r Country ltere In Pomeroy ._...,_tseDoorPrt.. an r uo. ..,. IXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE the larlest lrUclr or bulldor.er radiator to lhl 1111111111 beater core. l'ram , ... Mtfl, I ap IIIII nter. Ilion'• l'rlll er Part (Slate Aj)plo•ed) ;_ ·,,f ~ .......c__ _ _J foi .; - Mlnemllle, Ohio, t'IIODI W\ IUGIIUNNY I II lfe 1649 Lincoln llgtt, J ileciAom bouse. Beautiful Birch kltenen By RALPH HEIMDAHL ; ..- cabinets. Pbooo: WY 2.6127. t f tie .. .. TWO ' TRAILER SPACES lor rent in the Village ot Mlddl• port. can WY :w:Mt or WY 2-21M or WY ~, u 10 tfc Sale or Tr.t. -·,_---=-,- I IERVICE of 6 andqu• OdDa plus e extra piecea or will · lndl for tradiq ; NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS ON DISPLAY 1:30 & I P.M. Twt1 TIWLER===--:-LOTS==---- rr. --riii- I-331A. - ' llampl. Pltone WY U211 or Ja Iouth llellll A-, Middleport. 1 .... .·.1 ..... c_r _\~--~· -' "''l"''•. • ' --~"' ~"..,"'"" ""''tti.w ; 1 1 -- •.· ~· •-•' 1' �• NEW IIAVEN at y . enttne • ' . . -· . ' ' VOL XVII NO. 238 ' I' l';:: "' ' ' • "' . ,d oil 0 ... ~ ~ Ill .:: < ,. o ...!:. ,..... p a,. ..... •I ~ ~ r.,;H ... ~ ....Q,:. ~-; .~ (,.. o ~ POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1966 • Mine . . . . . wttc • Southeastern Counties will Figure.in Development Plan Ia .... ' JORLD The other $541,000 released by 10.5 acres to OJ!IBOd Pul1tdir110n I the board will be for ao acid Lake State Park. drain study hy the same -Slashed a $45,000 request firm In Perry County. Again use on plans for 250 camp the remalning 75 per cent will and 20 cabins at Mohlhl~ca~n~~~~~ ~ be oaid from Appalachia funds. Park, giving the d• The board, however, denied $2,500 Ins tend to conduct a the deparbnent's request for studY to determine whether well $4(1 350 to erect 515 bulletin water is available first. bo,;,.ds at state parks. Tbe de- Kent Slate University got the parbnent said tile boards would go-ahead lor conslruction of 1ts contain literature and pamphlela $1,320,350 general clasaroom lor tourists. and language bulldlng, Ohlo On other requests by the de. State University received $37,. parbnenl, the board: 000 for pre11mlnary plans lor In> Agreed to a plan to buy 600 proving agriculture acres in the new Tinkers Creek and $76,000 WBII Stale Recreation Area. · from the Oblo Youth -Released 540,0110 to buy 527 slon's lund to be used iD acres in the Jackson County IDg the new Maumee Cooper Hollow Wildlife Area. Camp that opM! Tuesday. Full Drug Store Service HI1S HERE TO SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY'S HEALTHI e 4 registered pharmacists to serve you e complete stock of approved drugs on hand e prescription transactions recqrded in detail 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs Boy's Glove Leather • 6" SHOES 5120 9to 3 SlBB P'· Wedg,e Crepe Soles ' " Men's f 'HNNY LOAFERS ITALIAN LOAFERS • MoNTH END SALE Woment GIRLS LOAFERS TENNIS OXFORDS 4to tO Bl ack - Brown Boys SJ-88 pr. OXFORDS-LOAFERS ' 7to11 Reg. $9.99 Helen Goebel Dies on Visit In Hospital eLt. Blue, Black • Dk. Blue, White, Red Siu 12'12 to 10 to 3 $J.BI pr. $4.88 ... Men's B. F. Goodrich INSULAnD BOOTS Slat $1Q·OO 7 to 12 Men's DOLLAR DAYS at ELBERFELDS Glove Leather CONTINUE ALL THIS WEEK WORK SHOES 8'' $9.88 pr. ,~~ ' o. $7.88 pr. I I . I .o . o I •• Real Savlngo for you and your family aU over ·the store - Womeu and (lhll. drens Ready To Wear -: Me11.1 and Boyt Wear - 8arplllllu the HDa:erle d• partment - Special sale prices In curtalu - bJanlull, qallll -' yard Coodl In the dnpery department - Cootume Jewelry at a real. •vlnl- &pedal baro plulu towelt and walh elotha. II will reallr pau rou <mel uour fomllv to lfop In EZbfrf•ldl - look aroun4 CllroughOUI the IIOfl and ltlllf OR the UfV things JOII flllll right ftOID, Wedge Crepe Soles r ' Men's & Boys' ea. Suno To VIlli The l'urnlturo Dtpertllllllt On Tltt IICIM IIIII TI!Jrd PULL ON BOOTS Knee Hi · · · · $5.88 11" ... ..... $3.88 Boy's · ·· .. · $2.88 Floors For RHI lerplns In Well KnOwn Mabl of Purnlturo l'or lftiy Room In Yaur HauM. Tingley bat. adv. SUN., MON. and TUIS. Jan. 10-31 - Flllo. I ROUSH'S SHOE STORE N. 2nd Ave. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The state. Controlling Board Thursday gave the Natural Resources Department authority to spend $107,750 to determine whether abandon· ed .strip mines can be switched into state recreation areas. Of that amount, $5\,250 will be spent for park deyelopment plans which could be used for dormant strip mines in Harrison and Jefferson counties. The Stanley Engineering Co., cleveland, will draw up plans for a $427 500 park development project in those counties. The 'federill government has agreed to underwrite 75 per cent of the cost as part O<liUir•el of the Appalachia program. -Released $10,000 to "' ·Middleport, 0. "THE SONS OF 'KATIE ILDIR" . <Teehnieolorl 1ohn Wayne, Dean Mll'tln, Miehael Ande-rson, Jr. C.lore1rton11 .Wnhhlglon Dtcorltor • J � 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 01. January 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 January 27, 1966 mulford price rupe stuart young