http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5bba5dfefb731fa43492b0c2661c40bf.pdf d1c48dcac9381024e2feb299ef0c3ca8 PDF Text Text ) • l . • ' . • 0., Feb. Cultural Topics Led Sorority To Discussions PRICE RVf C£NIJ ' -At A' ;.J..~..io.."~ ac ' HlJaC ers ~~· JRifF ·~. Brazilian Boarding Party Expected To Get To Ship ;Prllin UnitedJt... . IDt~lldcl~~aL ' ' . . . ' ---e-:-"'--:-:-:---;-;-___,_,~~.......,..,..~---=---,--:.:-__;;_. Aroqnd And , ,About Middleport Jllll'nl A!iNOVNCED Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ill condor St. are announi;lnil Jdlke Shafer who unllerorer il.fe·birth of a 7 lb. 11 oz. surgj!ry at St. Mary's 1.~1!~1 ihter, Jane Ann Clinic, Sunday, I I ! I ' I ' 1 I I' at . .-.:'_. in Huntington was Friday ~nd is c11111 at the George Hackett, home on Sooth Second. Mlklred Folden of Laul' Mrs. Roy Nixili!'C>I is' visiting with her soli are Bl'eat-arandparenls. and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Ricli! Wyatts have five other ard Hovatte. and children. ren, three boya tw:.c.o·;i;;;;;fl Mrs. Edward Lewis who has • baeD· haro>' lVI' the past I w 0 lreeksle a.Otst with the care rl her sister, Mrs. Fred Gardnei: MIDDLEPORT, OlllO who was released from t h 1 Meigs Memorial Hospital fell NOW SHOWING today for her home in Clevf land. Kim Novak in . ' Mr. and ·Mrs. Charles StobaJ'! ·• "lOY$' NIGHT OUT" and children came Friday 1!: With James Gamer, Tony Randall,__ l~"! ~ · jpOnd the weellend wttll Mr. sri ALSO SELIICTIP SHORTS Mri, JOhn Chancey and ot~ relatlvea. Grandparenll are Mrs. Hyoell of Potneroy and W,yalt of ~vll!e. Mr. Descendant Of Pioneer Family ' '.! ' Dies Sunday fliET~""W"'I"''i'H;;-;;;;TE;;cA;-;C;;;RE;;;R ~~ 1f.he Junior ilfris' class of t!if ,. 6-3 P~ll' Bradbury church held illl reli!r, lar meelillll Wednesday n!g)l. at tlU! home of their teao~ William Jllng. Games were plaj· ed and refreshments served tiy Candice Hutton and Debblf ~~ ' - ::.. . honor· mQiltlon. Sjle Page 4 complete otoey. . . ANNOUNCING , jLExj)ert HAIK STYLING I t·,. , . - . Ernest Holter Dies Sunday \, 011 a; dri11ill'l '-iliOtYI<ealor•·lbw II, wbo died at. . . . In will be I p.111. at tbo .... ' The FARMERS BANK Savings Company •• ve.n ' �I t I . ' • ' ,. 'r ~, "j Senilnel, Pomeroy-Miadlepofl, 0-~ l'A. tl; tHI tb Do Now T6,. Daily ..~Phlihll -· but Wait -· -- ... -- IMitllt . . . . . . . . lllfljlllwlll'-7~ Airports Proving Boon To Small Towns ~ J k ,.,.~ ~H f" o"I j'-'netr ''' ' reqwremen 'r" uoU l i"'JYl_. " {i,. . \Jireenvwe, Alabama's Mr. Rouh!tie ill A-.otll"fllljjftilll. strip cuto a 3,000 Wf• •n HtH n tH Jl! lf{t~~ Two mnes normeu KY. o t o <'Ountrysidt, It is Mubtenberj cOIInty's JJI.poh, a tieiatea but liopellii bid by ' ~~., P,tprelsed coal..rillnlq( cOmmunity oi 3,200 Pfople to eDlef.ttie air age. James P. Gannon, writing in a recent ISslli 81 ilie W!ll street JouriW, aes- cr~4 Jilt;; Gf~IJVjjje Is ~ne of iiuiny d, rutll-!illt ''b ~!. llu lluui, or jsJtnl!lll~ · t8 ~~.•d,bt ,Plan~ il~f!·· m•t ati ·~rue h~l done is what ~ f~w intetulfa ~iJieto~ men were taii:inc a~Ut ~- ~,er~fH tO 7 1~ . rt!Brl to ago, of w!l!.eb ndtbilll ever resulted, A~cotciinl to Mr. Gannon, it •illi is ' ' not.tclo ··"· tWo-year-old airport il Greenville's provlnl' a boon for buslneslies operat· inC lli tile irU,' which · pO.riy a~rvea by jrourid ttansporta If• also generaitiiJ joC,jj lilierest •n private flyinf. Arid Greenville's leaders are counting on t~e ~rl to help attract manilfactulini Jnduatrlel to bOlster the !Owit'o ecollllriiy. Mliny small communities around the counity jjre buUding similar Jlew bght. pla~e airpcn;ts !9 1e~ve busineis and ,Private altrralt. unlil recently the., nu~ber of U.S. airports bad been declining as real estate, dev~lopers •obbled up pri· vately owned aidields on the outskirts of ftOY/ln/1 cill~s. But the current boom Jn aifporl co~'!J;uctio~ b~ ·~all .~~m· muDJtJea iS helping reverse the d9wn· ward tterid. Thete ate 7,156 airports.ift tlii iJ.s. now, 443 more than a~eir ago, aeccStliirlj j~ t!Je Aitcraff Owners arid l>itiils llssoclauon. Many e0Jnrluliiiti4!S hOpe ihtlf new airporta will he I p them lure industry. ·'Wi'vf seen froln experience that new alijort facilitJes ma'ke decentralization of plan~ po¢,bje,;' ~Y• ~nild ,lA. Reif· lei: •, cons~~tant w(~~ tb, fa~~~~ Co. of clllcl&o, wh1ch Ideates plant s1tes for m· dusb:ill cUents. "More companies are likely to find cieceritraliZation desirable as lillall towns build their own air fa · • ' • 1 ' retin, ll!!!j •ie~'IJe W·m i8ia ;;maau iii iiii; Jirini. ~t 1 1 1 ' ley, Ala., (J,>OP. t 1ql4) last summer that t~e Company needed .~ ~lrJlllttlf It Iorit~d J P1~r.J tli~r~\• Wit~ ~~~. tbe dty responded. Hoth !lie airport and plant now are under construction. The J>lfnt will ;nu;; 200 new JISbi for Br~iit· ley. . Anew alrj>cirt '1 aiieiliUJ-4,111., ~~jp. ell oonvlnce ouib6atd :M4rlilli ~or~.• Wau~eian, ul. to Jcicat~ iII"' ~~HI 11~­ pot t~ore. "I don't thin~ ~~~~~~ ~m ptit it thoto wl\houi t~e ilt,t¥1:i.:' iays iiarold L: ilourdo?, an·oui~}i~ M~HHt vice presJtfent based in G•lea uti. The ajlcisbtirg iiltport, ilile: I eli~ ll~n­ dle commerciiI cirgo p1anel, ii'J~{ dillbOard Maline speeJI sb.ipmeliis tO ~~~M­ en. it ltso s~ves Mt. lloufHan Wtle lit traveling to ex~cd~vi meetlriJ* ~~ ~~~ firm's Waukegan and Milwaukee ofilcei. "If I couldn't fly, I just wouJillft iluiJ<e many of tbHe meetings," Mr. Bourdon '. says. In Greenville, efforti to take up li>e sljci: created in the local economj ~y dwliidHnt eoal dl~e. employine~l 1~~re long hampere/1 by the town'• poor transportation faclliiiei . •'We lost our tall· road passenger se~vice a few years ago, •W we --· a. L. Wayne Cisney, president of the Greimville Cllamber of Commerce. The new airport was built with $25,· tiOO., of 1cic~1 'contributions HiCfl~id· I ' ,,, " · •• uals aild businesses, $40,000 of ~oun\Y . ' funds and more than S70,000 of stale aid. Air charter service is available, and it's tioped iliat i planned rdniviy ~~ni· t~enirig project will enabl~ arUnvill~ to . ..-~ ··' from ,.1\ ~ obtain feeder airline service soon . So far, the ~irport ~aan't b~ou,~~~. fa~· tories and jobs flocking to tlreenvllle, but Mr. dsney says a textile firm aad a plaStiCs Producer are noW considerirll setting up plarlts hei·e. The field already is buzzing with, busi. ness traffic on many days. A Lockheed . ~~~~~a~~ · b~lon~~~~ t?. a ~i.~n~a~R1liS· j flies ...... ....., ...... Eastern ~al Fundo running low? . . . a caah .._, froN,... lt'o faat. l!v• If ,.... llllbao& -... - and the bus service is poor," commenta b~sea conslruchon f1rm dies m weeltly, c811$iiilctlon of li.lli . plline air~oHi c;irrylng cbmpany ' olii~laiS ·~~~ini will ·'Wily nelteeted" in rec.!~t year I P*OgresS OjJ a rdad-building ~lpject in wlliJe ill' FAA iib,Ured.ils iid funds into ifili atiia. A n~arby coal litirie recently ci/ltllnerciil airiJiie fields Iii lilg cities, bited i piilne td ~ick up a repbceinent sa'Ys col~ h. 'Morrow, aii FA~ iirport iOf I cOolpfesS{jf thai hMd tirOiten ~Own; in lout hatirs t~e coiDPrtSSOf Wa~ nih· otllclll. , , J ' ' " "I • ,I ' But now tbeagen~Y, I~ pu~l'.l,O(a : rJ~· Ding ag3UI. "It wouid have ia'eii ~S ~" iii* Share of ita matching-grant ,airport liout~ to g~t tGat part by truck," says an iunc!S into Ught·pltnit airport develop· englneet.tOi: ,ifie mhte. ··we fi~te dOwn ffleot. Flit tbe lisdl· year endilig June iime on thiSJii~~bi~~ •.tlin~ . ·~out u~~ so flying save8 us time an d ~.llli. au!lcy bas ~~··~~d .• ill? mil· an. boiir, ' .' , , , , .: lion, or 25%, of i~ .ai(lj~ncls f?r ~~~h money. About 10 residents of the area have projt~"ls, up from $12 million .II. year .ear· lliir. IIi fisCal t9li4 "it l~alt $25 million" bought perSonal planes since the airport _j iblt~ ~f iHe iigelicy's a,irptm 1~nas openeii. oiie is 'Hiirry Brown, owner of - will go to li~t-plane :iirport projects, a ~ril$ ~t?r~ ci~ ."!ai~}~~~~t; .."I\,11, a~ a hf~lon$ ambition o! m~.~e ~- o~n Mr. MOrro~. es~ii;#itis: ,. , . .. . ., .. bee~ "We realbed thai if a ~ill' di4n't have j (ili!n~. llut I never lived ,near ~n ~~~: an airport, it Had very little chince of pori." he says. On days off Mr. Brown · Iiis stfigle-en~ine plane to g~ttliif n~w ln~hS!ty ," iay~ Kentucky:s qfien . Mr. svvllt. "Till v~jrs ••o iii' atrJlCirt Daytona Beach, Fla. f.,flying"dub ~as sprtina, il.Jl· .!t ?~~· wa ' ·i s(j ffiiporlii~t. $liiC4\ coffi]aidE$ i tw6-$eiter craft and boasts 1& mem· em~llsiled hlgliw~y and r,l!il ~an.sJieifl~­ bi!rs Including a high school principii, ilcin. But now evert smtller !Mustrlal firmi are demanl!'lni ,&li illtjiOrt u one a miner, . minis!~r and a social wotker. dUIIei." ,.a.. r: Jar~,..... r1 llllr7 Clldr . . . ..,.. ... lC:Ol bia~·;;aiG ifir~ugh bjeii Wint~r 1a ....., 01 "'• I 'PI A r1 ' " .\ ....-... ••i• !IIi II~ .plaoi;a .... =1 , !Iii: ECONOMY SAVINGS ~ LOAII COMPAN'f' 300 w. Second st.- wvandcite 2-2111.; ~ ' - Voice Of Broadway •. :heporUng ....-;, •211!! 10 ' •200C)!!a • Jr.,mJ~·:•.'.IIdit~UiM-~~~~~t. .·. , , ,j 9an" pit~~. l:s Jiv~ .f reu b~ Di~k Powell, who were !ell nex q potbing. JQ lff~ . ~te ~c,tor 's , will., ~ ~ilt~mpjjting leglijadioll !o ije~ ii.!M;r can get.a slice of 1!1• tar~e f111allcilli pU. lie left wlien ~e d1i-il ... . Sport,;.tltifdef~ say ~ou can t9t~~~ !!J~, fe11< ~~~ ~o1.m:Y lliton will fl~fit lngel))ar ~dlitnM9n. in tbis e<iun· '9:·A.c~ I~gem~r:,. moqey ,iS beill4 held here oy Mr. Wh!Siie~ b~cause of ,tax ·ar· r, ,. s an~. ~ny ,fu!~te would only a d ~~ ln~o·s tax problems ..(Unless, <>f c #tsi!, certalit jKlweri couid !'worlt 0\1\ ' mething." The ex/ierta tliink< it would be sater-fiscaUj 1 that Iii-if ln2o tiatt· ieti so#ny on WeJp. sail ... The Uni· ieil Nations press ti91i hete has been IIJt (Jfii of! !ii~l Prc!Siilent Klmiii!dy Will ;;,~~~ -~ llite .~~~ri~« ll'lit ot A!flca . .. . K~tht~n ~ranf Crosoy (Mrs, ,Bing.) want,s a c~reer as weU as those ~dorable kidd· ies and Der Bingle St tJie firesi4~- .so a group of seripters are llilsy prepating the outline for .: regillat TV, series, and she'll probably wmd up ~ith iiDPD~tant roles m otlier Ctosby video pl'Qdpctions in the meantime .;. . "Divoro~d .. but der voted" described Rosemary Clooney and Jo§e Fm~t tli~ other llight. He took her ·to a screening of his I!•W film, "~, ijours to ll•m~.~ .a~d ~fti.War~ they cJid the to~n !p£~/h~r ~f i ,J_h'',Y:d justJrn~t and become enchanted w1th each other. Communique fro111 Jt Judy ~·!W rap:::,After !i!'ll!.ng , .jlt.diew . 'Go 01,1 Sin~n('-forriie~ly · e*• Staie"-1 wodae·r HJUdy ' ' EafhiV&I . • ~ ---· I I .. '' ~ ',lJ' , •I ' ·.~ • ' ( ' Reports From Th~ Capitol ' r need a fast recovery, automatic GAS Water Heater for rrwdern dny demands ()U w-m- 8o Jol>o aroomd . . ~ call for NOlly bot - · Tbat'o why, If y011'n )lot a b u o y - wltbloto al Uvely people In it, you- a (aM-y. Gu Wot. H•t.. lt oapplioo all d>o bot a fomilr CUI UM! AuoonM you- ...... bot wator;it lunoo oa autoODl Mala mon. You ifor bit lauDdrioo .•• of . ' - ..... wbole of bad>o .... Gu II tlulfly, too. No elbar moChod - - wltlo t b e - y of'-l:inlwat.- po. v ....v a _ ' •Ywy 111011th, yMZ after yeu, witb a rut 1WOOV'tl1 GM · Walodlealer. See l:l!o ..., modoio at your J)loaltw't • ... oppllo- doolo<'o """· --..ny family'•- ·-1 ritE oHIG Fun """""'·ba•• -•P- GAS COIIPAIIY .\ • ' �I t I . ' • ' ,. 'r ~, "j Senilnel, Pomeroy-Miadlepofl, 0-~ l'A. tl; tHI tb Do Now T6,. Daily ..~Phlihll -· but Wait -· -- ... -- IMitllt . . . . . . . . lllfljlllwlll'-7~ Airports Proving Boon To Small Towns ~ J k ,.,.~ ~H f" o"I j'-'netr ''' ' reqwremen 'r" uoU l i"'JYl_. " {i,. . \Jireenvwe, Alabama's Mr. Rouh!tie ill A-.otll"fllljjftilll. strip cuto a 3,000 Wf• •n HtH n tH Jl! lf{t~~ Two mnes normeu KY. o t o <'Ountrysidt, It is Mubtenberj cOIInty's JJI.poh, a tieiatea but liopellii bid by ' ~~., P,tprelsed coal..rillnlq( cOmmunity oi 3,200 Pfople to eDlef.ttie air age. James P. Gannon, writing in a recent ISslli 81 ilie W!ll street JouriW, aes- cr~4 Jilt;; Gf~IJVjjje Is ~ne of iiuiny d, rutll-!illt ''b ~!. llu lluui, or jsJtnl!lll~ · t8 ~~.•d,bt ,Plan~ il~f!·· m•t ati ·~rue h~l done is what ~ f~w intetulfa ~iJieto~ men were taii:inc a~Ut ~- ~,er~fH tO 7 1~ . rt!Brl to ago, of w!l!.eb ndtbilll ever resulted, A~cotciinl to Mr. Gannon, it •illi is ' ' not.tclo ··"· tWo-year-old airport il Greenville's provlnl' a boon for buslneslies operat· inC lli tile irU,' which · pO.riy a~rvea by jrourid ttansporta If• also generaitiiJ joC,jj lilierest •n private flyinf. Arid Greenville's leaders are counting on t~e ~rl to help attract manilfactulini Jnduatrlel to bOlster the !Owit'o ecollllriiy. Mliny small communities around the counity jjre buUding similar Jlew bght. pla~e airpcn;ts !9 1e~ve busineis and ,Private altrralt. unlil recently the., nu~ber of U.S. airports bad been declining as real estate, dev~lopers •obbled up pri· vately owned aidields on the outskirts of ftOY/ln/1 cill~s. But the current boom Jn aifporl co~'!J;uctio~ b~ ·~all .~~m· muDJtJea iS helping reverse the d9wn· ward tterid. Thete ate 7,156 airports.ift tlii iJ.s. now, 443 more than a~eir ago, aeccStliirlj j~ t!Je Aitcraff Owners arid l>itiils llssoclauon. Many e0Jnrluliiiti4!S hOpe ihtlf new airporta will he I p them lure industry. ·'Wi'vf seen froln experience that new alijort facilitJes ma'ke decentralization of plan~ po¢,bje,;' ~Y• ~nild ,lA. Reif· lei: •, cons~~tant w(~~ tb, fa~~~~ Co. of clllcl&o, wh1ch Ideates plant s1tes for m· dusb:ill cUents. "More companies are likely to find cieceritraliZation desirable as lillall towns build their own air fa · • ' • 1 ' retin, ll!!!j •ie~'IJe W·m i8ia ;;maau iii iiii; Jirini. ~t 1 1 1 ' ley, Ala., (J,>OP. t 1ql4) last summer that t~e Company needed .~ ~lrJlllttlf It Iorit~d J P1~r.J tli~r~\• Wit~ ~~~. tbe dty responded. Hoth !lie airport and plant now are under construction. The J>lfnt will ;nu;; 200 new JISbi for Br~iit· ley. . Anew alrj>cirt '1 aiieiliUJ-4,111., ~~jp. ell oonvlnce ouib6atd :M4rlilli ~or~.• Wau~eian, ul. to Jcicat~ iII"' ~~HI 11~­ pot t~ore. "I don't thin~ ~~~~~~ ~m ptit it thoto wl\houi t~e ilt,t¥1:i.:' iays iiarold L: ilourdo?, an·oui~}i~ M~HHt vice presJtfent based in G•lea uti. The ajlcisbtirg iiltport, ilile: I eli~ ll~n­ dle commerciiI cirgo p1anel, ii'J~{ dillbOard Maline speeJI sb.ipmeliis tO ~~~M­ en. it ltso s~ves Mt. lloufHan Wtle lit traveling to ex~cd~vi meetlriJ* ~~ ~~~ firm's Waukegan and Milwaukee ofilcei. "If I couldn't fly, I just wouJillft iluiJ<e many of tbHe meetings," Mr. Bourdon '. says. In Greenville, efforti to take up li>e sljci: created in the local economj ~y dwliidHnt eoal dl~e. employine~l 1~~re long hampere/1 by the town'• poor transportation faclliiiei . •'We lost our tall· road passenger se~vice a few years ago, •W we --· a. L. Wayne Cisney, president of the Greimville Cllamber of Commerce. The new airport was built with $25,· tiOO., of 1cic~1 'contributions HiCfl~id· I ' ,,, " · •• uals aild businesses, $40,000 of ~oun\Y . ' funds and more than S70,000 of stale aid. Air charter service is available, and it's tioped iliat i planned rdniviy ~~ni· t~enirig project will enabl~ arUnvill~ to . ..-~ ··' from ,.1\ ~ obtain feeder airline service soon . So far, the ~irport ~aan't b~ou,~~~. fa~· tories and jobs flocking to tlreenvllle, but Mr. dsney says a textile firm aad a plaStiCs Producer are noW considerirll setting up plarlts hei·e. The field already is buzzing with, busi. ness traffic on many days. A Lockheed . ~~~~~a~~ · b~lon~~~~ t?. a ~i.~n~a~R1liS· j flies ...... ....., ...... Eastern ~al Fundo running low? . . . a caah .._, froN,... lt'o faat. l!v• If ,.... llllbao& -... - and the bus service is poor," commenta b~sea conslruchon f1rm dies m weeltly, c811$iiilctlon of li.lli . plline air~oHi c;irrylng cbmpany ' olii~laiS ·~~~ini will ·'Wily nelteeted" in rec.!~t year I P*OgresS OjJ a rdad-building ~lpject in wlliJe ill' FAA iib,Ured.ils iid funds into ifili atiia. A n~arby coal litirie recently ci/ltllnerciil airiJiie fields Iii lilg cities, bited i piilne td ~ick up a repbceinent sa'Ys col~ h. 'Morrow, aii FA~ iirport iOf I cOolpfesS{jf thai hMd tirOiten ~Own; in lout hatirs t~e coiDPrtSSOf Wa~ nih· otllclll. , , J ' ' " "I • ,I ' But now tbeagen~Y, I~ pu~l'.l,O(a : rJ~· Ding ag3UI. "It wouid have ia'eii ~S ~" iii* Share of ita matching-grant ,airport liout~ to g~t tGat part by truck," says an iunc!S into Ught·pltnit airport develop· englneet.tOi: ,ifie mhte. ··we fi~te dOwn ffleot. Flit tbe lisdl· year endilig June iime on thiSJii~~bi~~ •.tlin~ . ·~out u~~ so flying save8 us time an d ~.llli. au!lcy bas ~~··~~d .• ill? mil· an. boiir, ' .' , , , , .: lion, or 25%, of i~ .ai(lj~ncls f?r ~~~h money. About 10 residents of the area have projt~"ls, up from $12 million .II. year .ear· lliir. IIi fisCal t9li4 "it l~alt $25 million" bought perSonal planes since the airport _j iblt~ ~f iHe iigelicy's a,irptm 1~nas openeii. oiie is 'Hiirry Brown, owner of - will go to li~t-plane :iirport projects, a ~ril$ ~t?r~ ci~ ."!ai~}~~~~t; .."I\,11, a~ a hf~lon$ ambition o! m~.~e ~- o~n Mr. MOrro~. es~ii;#itis: ,. , . .. . ., .. bee~ "We realbed thai if a ~ill' di4n't have j (ili!n~. llut I never lived ,near ~n ~~~: an airport, it Had very little chince of pori." he says. On days off Mr. Brown · Iiis stfigle-en~ine plane to g~ttliif n~w ln~hS!ty ," iay~ Kentucky:s qfien . Mr. svvllt. "Till v~jrs ••o iii' atrJlCirt Daytona Beach, Fla. f.,flying"dub ~as sprtina, il.Jl· .!t ?~~· wa ' ·i s(j ffiiporlii~t. $liiC4\ coffi]aidE$ i tw6-$eiter craft and boasts 1& mem· em~llsiled hlgliw~y and r,l!il ~an.sJieifl~­ bi!rs Including a high school principii, ilcin. But now evert smtller !Mustrlal firmi are demanl!'lni ,&li illtjiOrt u one a miner, . minis!~r and a social wotker. dUIIei." ,.a.. r: Jar~,..... r1 llllr7 Clldr . . . ..,.. ... lC:Ol bia~·;;aiG ifir~ugh bjeii Wint~r 1a ....., 01 "'• I 'PI A r1 ' " .\ ....-... ••i• !IIi II~ .plaoi;a .... =1 , !Iii: ECONOMY SAVINGS ~ LOAII COMPAN'f' 300 w. Second st.- wvandcite 2-2111.; ~ ' - Voice Of Broadway •. :heporUng ....-;, •211!! 10 ' •200C)!!a • Jr.,mJ~·:•.'.IIdit~UiM-~~~~~t. .·. , , ,j 9an" pit~~. l:s Jiv~ .f reu b~ Di~k Powell, who were !ell nex q potbing. JQ lff~ . ~te ~c,tor 's , will., ~ ~ilt~mpjjting leglijadioll !o ije~ ii.!M;r can get.a slice of 1!1• tar~e f111allcilli pU. lie left wlien ~e d1i-il ... . Sport,;.tltifdef~ say ~ou can t9t~~~ !!J~, fe11< ~~~ ~o1.m:Y lliton will fl~fit lngel))ar ~dlitnM9n. in tbis e<iun· '9:·A.c~ I~gem~r:,. moqey ,iS beill4 held here oy Mr. Wh!Siie~ b~cause of ,tax ·ar· r, ,. s an~. ~ny ,fu!~te would only a d ~~ ln~o·s tax problems ..(Unless, <>f c #tsi!, certalit jKlweri couid !'worlt 0\1\ ' mething." The ex/ierta tliink< it would be sater-fiscaUj 1 that Iii-if ln2o tiatt· ieti so#ny on WeJp. sail ... The Uni· ieil Nations press ti91i hete has been IIJt (Jfii of! !ii~l Prc!Siilent Klmiii!dy Will ;;,~~~ -~ llite .~~~ri~« ll'lit ot A!flca . .. . K~tht~n ~ranf Crosoy (Mrs, ,Bing.) want,s a c~reer as weU as those ~dorable kidd· ies and Der Bingle St tJie firesi4~- .so a group of seripters are llilsy prepating the outline for .: regillat TV, series, and she'll probably wmd up ~ith iiDPD~tant roles m otlier Ctosby video pl'Qdpctions in the meantime .;. . "Divoro~d .. but der voted" described Rosemary Clooney and Jo§e Fm~t tli~ other llight. He took her ·to a screening of his I!•W film, "~, ijours to ll•m~.~ .a~d ~fti.War~ they cJid the to~n !p£~/h~r ~f i ,J_h'',Y:d justJrn~t and become enchanted w1th each other. Communique fro111 Jt Judy ~·!W rap:::,After !i!'ll!.ng , .jlt.diew . 'Go 01,1 Sin~n('-forriie~ly · e*• Staie"-1 wodae·r HJUdy ' ' EafhiV&I . • ~ ---· I I .. '' ~ ',lJ' , •I ' ·.~ • ' ( ' Reports From Th~ Capitol ' r need a fast recovery, automatic GAS Water Heater for rrwdern dny demands ()U w-m- 8o Jol>o aroomd . . ~ call for NOlly bot - · Tbat'o why, If y011'n )lot a b u o y - wltbloto al Uvely people In it, you- a (aM-y. Gu Wot. H•t.. lt oapplioo all d>o bot a fomilr CUI UM! AuoonM you- ...... bot wator;it lunoo oa autoODl Mala mon. You ifor bit lauDdrioo .•• of . ' - ..... wbole of bad>o .... Gu II tlulfly, too. No elbar moChod - - wltlo t b e - y of'-l:inlwat.- po. v ....v a _ ' •Ywy 111011th, yMZ after yeu, witb a rut 1WOOV'tl1 GM · Walodlealer. See l:l!o ..., modoio at your J)loaltw't • ... oppllo- doolo<'o """· --..ny family'•- ·-1 ritE oHIG Fun """""'·ba•• -•P- GAS COIIPAIIY .\ • ' �' 11 I . .. ·~~J ~. t ' p :, •Ji I •! h • BOWLING , ' -">' ,., .. 4 :-1•- ,,. . .. Bills Expected TQ Start Steady Flow To Le~sl~ture After·Committe.e Work Set· WAN, . . - t -. . { and Marshall 61 Kent SL 112 West Virgini• 89 Richmond 71 Duke 73 Wake Forest 60 Satvday's CoDep Rosulls Georgia 76 Mlssisaippi 13 By Unllecl Prell .......... Vanderbilt 7~ Tennessee 'IJ Penn SL 75 Army 66 Iowa '13 Purdue 64 St. Bonaventure 79 Villanova 58 ~Ia 75 Michigan St. 70 Pittsburgh 76 BucJmell M Ohio State 75 Michllan • &ton Hall 101 Ohio U. 60 Western Mic. 114 St. Francis Pa. 85 ~ OhiD 58 Toledo 57 Conlsius 76 La Salle 53 WISCOIIsin 78 Northwestern 65 W. Va., Tech 95 Morrlo Jlarvey Notre Dame 58 Navy 56 . . Indiana 103 Jillanis 100 Virginia 71 Maryland 61 Bowling Grttn, Ohio 92 Louisville 71 Georgia Ted> 73 . [Ay<ila, Illinois 75 North Carolina 79 Cle- II Tulsa 66 St. Louis 65 Florida 73 MissiMippl 81. p Bradley 75 N(ll'lh Texas St. 72 SCORES Cincinnati, Loyola Become Upset Victims On Saturday SECOND TEAM NAME SCHOOL Roger Saunders .... , , •. Ga!Upolil John No~ .. ... , .. , . W.uston \ HT. 5-P o.u 11-8 Steve Spnggs . .... ,. .. . . Jaakson · Don Pb~f: . . . . . . . . . , .. . . Logan Russ Me 1'nney ••• , • , MlddleDort Scott Fitzgerald •• , , • ; . . . Atliens 6-2 5· $ 6-f (,1r• II al Co. 1 ....... c......... ~anked 1 11ta1a aDd alatb- 1 ......,.GoooP,_ .. .,..,.L--- ---- _. __ _._ Mlsllllllppl POMEROY MIDDLEPORT 'CITY. 'Lo•N I~~-. .. . . . . . •• .w ·' ' '' 1'$). . ~ ' I • " . ., 221,08U11 128.35\itl 1111 ~ •• •, IIPWTII DF 14.017.0" 1.116,121 IJI.GIII wm Hill ,I Ill,... ·;: •· ~II • ..... ..... 0 • • • • •• •• ... C....•lioll s..lo .. , .. .. , , . , .. .............·-·-. · ····~····· ......... . ... .... . .. .. .. .... . o 00 ' 0 0 I 0 I I o I • 1lt,fti,61D.tl IM.078,6l51.J'I . 164,970.01 687,56J,175.56 .,....,.,,.,, ... ,,.,, ••••••• ~ ~· - -· · ·· J.L~~~$.~8~.·93 , . . , ....... I • ••••••• ,.............. . ....... tt.Mf.ON.tl •• ,_.,....... . i . ............~ ... .......... 7,lii,MS.91 .... 0. ... Dofoc... llo.,.; • electric "' .· indsWtld • fed~ral • J KEITH • I'IIICI III .-1 ~ Ul.... .......... .••. .... ..WJ:.Wi(ZO ,.. ~. II...OOI\Ioo . . 1 011••101oo,.,...... !!.!1s,tW.O'I • oil filter . . . ..ICl 111,140,211 llatlllf'n . . . . _ . , . . . . . . . . OO 00 0 0 0 0 I II!IC..CI.M tl · • fresh air ~ater • ' . liiiGWIII .. ....,..,.,.. . 'fiA ANNIJAL STATEMRNT DBC::BMBB8 31, N~ PRI~ -...... ... .. .... liMo hel'eUe·bt Auets 1081 ••• '78,078,70S lallll'ltUee Written 1082 ••• •1,188,181,71t '-~ ...... Dry Cleaning· 1 10 poundS • QO I Duk.e Cl eaners LAuilo••••• ' ' I ill ......... c;.,...... 111 . . . . .... Coin..Op l . .. ~ - .... "" 14 ........ . ... ........... ' 15,~••9,.,5$ ,..& I . 6· I lly DICK JOYCE ~:~ :!j~t: !::'~~~~~:I . .,.. -.... it' HONORABLE MENTION Bill Eachus, GalUpolls; Bill Biggs, Athens; Philllp1, Wellaloll; Ruble Call, Nelsonville; Jim Logan; John Allensworth, Middleport; Mike Pomeroy; Steve Walb11111, Jackson. COACH OF YEAR Charles McAfee-Athens MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Ed wayside. PLANS ;ptEMLII'I MOW: 'VPI 8poriB Writer Cincinnati, two-time deleudlng LONDON (IJI'll-Tbo •tor l!f Dave Stallworth for All-Amer· NCAA champioo with a 111-gsme the llovlll ~I wiU lMI lea. winniog strea1< this sea11011, led, DHWI4 frol1l tho KmnUI II tho That's the cry fral!l Wlollita, OW3, with 1:30 Jo(l to Pla1 b<fore M-w nhurb Ill ~ Kao., today for !lie &-foot, &-Inch, stallworlh cooverted two free aC001'dlllll to tho ll11l1dQ , _ , ~ Ualverall7 ol Wiehlta throws in tile linal 1000ndo. The It lllkl PNmlor Mild'- I. alar wbo almost llillgiHiandodly Jlt.u<ato, w11o had held oppooing Kllr11111*Y baa ..,.... 1 Mil ended t:op-rank"!J CincinnaU's :IT· teaml to an average ol 10.2 gov-1110111«' to be IJuill,ll 1ame winning m.k lllturdaJ pollltl 1 pmo - boot In the 118· ~ idmllllllrlltil t 1QI1III. llight tio• - were unable to atop the odl. '1111 ,_, JH1' oM a-Da will StallW011h. 1 jmliar from Dal· lanky Slallwor\h, wlul eoW lhe be p-rvtd u o m-. tilt las, Ta., l4lortd two alulcll U.. pme with a oooriD!l av,... _.pap~~r 111141. lllrowa 11111 WOIIIId 11)1 witll (41 Ill· NAMIII ''Mlll!\ - · points to ltad l'llklnbd Wlehl· Bowlinl Gr.... tht Mid.Amrri· NJ!IW YORK (IJI'll-.J-' P • ta to a eHt vlclorJ over the de- can Olnferenee leader, uaod a mldla, a 11-JHl' a1t1 bNMIIa frol1l fe.-mindod Beorc11s in 1 Mit- ~ proal and a ti;Jht zone RW. l!dp, N.J., baa bfa ... 6 IOUJ1 Voller Cool- 101111 at clef- t o atop Loyolo. Rowlo "" "Mlu Grllk lodapal1dtl1oe. Wichita. Komiveo scored 'Ill points · and Tbo ~ wlll11'1 will Second·ranked Loyola elf a.t.. Nale ThrurnOIId hlo :II for lhe rei&11 MaJ It u 11'1"1 Ill Ill go also took il an tho ohla Sot· FalCOIIo whilo Loyola'• Jerry Grooll 1a11epoodo!10o '"'" 11J urday aip1. loolng, 112-'11. to !Wimou lallletl It pOints to FUth Av011111. IIIII Wll Jlo.i*l BowHDI tlreOI1 at Bowliol G-. brook Jaak Kerrio' aehool SUndiJ (l'lll' II lilY' ~ Oblo, lor its dofqt Ill II rtOOrd. in 1M 1IDll1tal pqlli1IL games this le8800. With Cincin· r- - · -- ... W. - iilliii"" ~- ; ~ . . 1 ::-: college bolbtl>all . _ ~ Four o1htr Ill tl10 top tO &Ill lo•t Seturday whllt oo1y tblrd· 4.• , ranked Duke,Ulllvtnilt, ~elghlb~I avol~ It 2 .....,, o....i~J ~ ~ rou State ,..,.. . . . ranked Slallford ODd tilll>naked Moln In MIDDLEPOR' ...., Ctvtt ..,_ Ill Oregoo 9lllo woa. , POMIROY. . . Dllnoto ...... llo. f, oldl· SHIITA' I ... It 1·11 Dick Wells ...... ...... Pomeroy Harold Richards ... ; .. .. WeDston LIFE , ..... ,. • .. •.. .7Je4.Nt;l1 .............. .........771.111,p �' 11 I . .. ·~~J ~. t ' p :, •Ji I •! h • BOWLING , ' -">' ,., .. 4 :-1•- ,,. . .. Bills Expected TQ Start Steady Flow To Le~sl~ture After·Committe.e Work Set· WAN, . . - t -. . { and Marshall 61 Kent SL 112 West Virgini• 89 Richmond 71 Duke 73 Wake Forest 60 Satvday's CoDep Rosulls Georgia 76 Mlssisaippi 13 By Unllecl Prell .......... Vanderbilt 7~ Tennessee 'IJ Penn SL 75 Army 66 Iowa '13 Purdue 64 St. Bonaventure 79 Villanova 58 ~Ia 75 Michigan St. 70 Pittsburgh 76 BucJmell M Ohio State 75 Michllan • &ton Hall 101 Ohio U. 60 Western Mic. 114 St. Francis Pa. 85 ~ OhiD 58 Toledo 57 Conlsius 76 La Salle 53 WISCOIIsin 78 Northwestern 65 W. Va., Tech 95 Morrlo Jlarvey Notre Dame 58 Navy 56 . . Indiana 103 Jillanis 100 Virginia 71 Maryland 61 Bowling Grttn, Ohio 92 Louisville 71 Georgia Ted> 73 . [Ay<ila, Illinois 75 North Carolina 79 Cle- II Tulsa 66 St. Louis 65 Florida 73 MissiMippl 81. p Bradley 75 N(ll'lh Texas St. 72 SCORES Cincinnati, Loyola Become Upset Victims On Saturday SECOND TEAM NAME SCHOOL Roger Saunders .... , , •. Ga!Upolil John No~ .. ... , .. , . W.uston \ HT. 5-P o.u 11-8 Steve Spnggs . .... ,. .. . . Jaakson · Don Pb~f: . . . . . . . . . , .. . . Logan Russ Me 1'nney ••• , • , MlddleDort Scott Fitzgerald •• , , • ; . . . Atliens 6-2 5· $ 6-f (,1r• II al Co. 1 ....... c......... ~anked 1 11ta1a aDd alatb- 1 ......,.GoooP,_ .. .,..,.L--- ---- _. __ _._ Mlsllllllppl POMEROY MIDDLEPORT 'CITY. 'Lo•N I~~-. .. . . . . . •• .w ·' ' '' 1'$). . ~ ' I • " . ., 221,08U11 128.35\itl 1111 ~ •• •, IIPWTII DF 14.017.0" 1.116,121 IJI.GIII wm Hill ,I Ill,... ·;: •· ~II • ..... ..... 0 • • • • •• •• ... C....•lioll s..lo .. , .. .. , , . , .. .............·-·-. · ····~····· ......... . ... .... . .. .. .. .... . o 00 ' 0 0 I 0 I I o I • 1lt,fti,61D.tl IM.078,6l51.J'I . 164,970.01 687,56J,175.56 .,....,.,,.,, ... ,,.,, ••••••• ~ ~· - -· · ·· J.L~~~$.~8~.·93 , . . , ....... I • ••••••• ,.............. . ....... tt.Mf.ON.tl •• ,_.,....... . i . ............~ ... .......... 7,lii,MS.91 .... 0. ... Dofoc... llo.,.; • electric "' .· indsWtld • fed~ral • J KEITH • I'IIICI III .-1 ~ Ul.... .......... .••. .... ..WJ:.Wi(ZO ,.. ~. II...OOI\Ioo . . 1 011••101oo,.,...... !!.!1s,tW.O'I • oil filter . . . ..ICl 111,140,211 llatlllf'n . . . . _ . , . . . . . . . . OO 00 0 0 0 0 I II!IC..CI.M tl · • fresh air ~ater • ' . liiiGWIII .. ....,..,.,.. . 'fiA ANNIJAL STATEMRNT DBC::BMBB8 31, N~ PRI~ -...... ... .. .... liMo hel'eUe·bt Auets 1081 ••• '78,078,70S lallll'ltUee Written 1082 ••• •1,188,181,71t '-~ ...... Dry Cleaning· 1 10 poundS • QO I Duk.e Cl eaners LAuilo••••• ' ' I ill ......... c;.,...... 111 . . . . .... Coin..Op l . .. ~ - .... "" 14 ........ . ... ........... ' 15,~••9,.,5$ ,..& I . 6· I lly DICK JOYCE ~:~ :!j~t: !::'~~~~~:I . .,.. -.... it' HONORABLE MENTION Bill Eachus, GalUpolls; Bill Biggs, Athens; Philllp1, Wellaloll; Ruble Call, Nelsonville; Jim Logan; John Allensworth, Middleport; Mike Pomeroy; Steve Walb11111, Jackson. COACH OF YEAR Charles McAfee-Athens MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Ed wayside. PLANS ;ptEMLII'I MOW: 'VPI 8poriB Writer Cincinnati, two-time deleudlng LONDON (IJI'll-Tbo •tor l!f Dave Stallworth for All-Amer· NCAA champioo with a 111-gsme the llovlll ~I wiU lMI lea. winniog strea1< this sea11011, led, DHWI4 frol1l tho KmnUI II tho That's the cry fral!l Wlollita, OW3, with 1:30 Jo(l to Pla1 b<fore M-w nhurb Ill ~ Kao., today for !lie &-foot, &-Inch, stallworlh cooverted two free aC001'dlllll to tho ll11l1dQ , _ , ~ Ualverall7 ol Wiehlta throws in tile linal 1000ndo. The It lllkl PNmlor Mild'- I. alar wbo almost llillgiHiandodly Jlt.u<ato, w11o had held oppooing Kllr11111*Y baa ..,.... 1 Mil ended t:op-rank"!J CincinnaU's :IT· teaml to an average ol 10.2 gov-1110111«' to be IJuill,ll 1ame winning m.k lllturdaJ pollltl 1 pmo - boot In the 118· ~ idmllllllrlltil t 1QI1III. llight tio• - were unable to atop the odl. '1111 ,_, JH1' oM a-Da will StallW011h. 1 jmliar from Dal· lanky Slallwor\h, wlul eoW lhe be p-rvtd u o m-. tilt las, Ta., l4lortd two alulcll U.. pme with a oooriD!l av,... _.pap~~r 111141. lllrowa 11111 WOIIIId 11)1 witll (41 Ill· NAMIII ''Mlll!\ - · points to ltad l'llklnbd Wlehl· Bowlinl Gr.... tht Mid.Amrri· NJ!IW YORK (IJI'll-.J-' P • ta to a eHt vlclorJ over the de- can Olnferenee leader, uaod a mldla, a 11-JHl' a1t1 bNMIIa frol1l fe.-mindod Beorc11s in 1 Mit- ~ proal and a ti;Jht zone RW. l!dp, N.J., baa bfa ... 6 IOUJ1 Voller Cool- 101111 at clef- t o atop Loyolo. Rowlo "" "Mlu Grllk lodapal1dtl1oe. Wichita. Komiveo scored 'Ill points · and Tbo ~ wlll11'1 will Second·ranked Loyola elf a.t.. Nale ThrurnOIId hlo :II for lhe rei&11 MaJ It u 11'1"1 Ill Ill go also took il an tho ohla Sot· FalCOIIo whilo Loyola'• Jerry Grooll 1a11epoodo!10o '"'" 11J urday aip1. loolng, 112-'11. to !Wimou lallletl It pOints to FUth Av011111. IIIII Wll Jlo.i*l BowHDI tlreOI1 at Bowliol G-. brook Jaak Kerrio' aehool SUndiJ (l'lll' II lilY' ~ Oblo, lor its dofqt Ill II rtOOrd. in 1M 1IDll1tal pqlli1IL games this le8800. With Cincin· r- - · -- ... W. - iilliii"" ~- ; ~ . . 1 ::-: college bolbtl>all . _ ~ Four o1htr Ill tl10 top tO &Ill lo•t Seturday whllt oo1y tblrd· 4.• , ranked Duke,Ulllvtnilt, ~elghlb~I avol~ It 2 .....,, o....i~J ~ ~ rou State ,..,.. . . . ranked Slallford ODd tilll>naked Moln In MIDDLEPOR' ...., Ctvtt ..,_ Ill Oregoo 9lllo woa. , POMIROY. . . Dllnoto ...... llo. f, oldl· SHIITA' I ... It 1·11 Dick Wells ...... ...... Pomeroy Harold Richards ... ; .. .. WeDston LIFE , ..... ,. • .. •.. .7Je4.Nt;l1 .............. .........771.111,p �I ~ . q . } .loves om, Moni loves l)~d; both love,·a ~·• - > • 1 I • J t WftNr AD INFORMATION ,. .. ;o , eport, 0., Feb.·18, 1H3:! POME~OY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~~: BET WbRq if. •• • ' Melv,s-Mason Con,inQ Events 1957 B1.1i<k Super 4 Dr. HT Sed. ~ $795 2 tone green finish, apotleu elean interior, ' an fOod tire•. Corta1D power steering and brakes, :radio and heater. 1955 C.dillu Cpe. De.VIIIe $695 Green finish, ~lean ~nterJoril new 1st line .whJtewall tires. Full power equip ., radio an beater. 1960 Corv•lr 4 Door . ly F'lti!D t.S!WI!J.', $1195 , .. Blue finish, clean interior, all cood tirea, heater, nlct. • en.. "" .,..., •• •...m.a. -·-.. ·-Itt..- . . . . lflliSDI'IInl ct1pp • eiab1 ..., .... ,.... 'l'llrw ~ ::.,~~~~of ~ ...." ,... •• - fill' .._...a-. Obltautel nWI.._ 1'll.aN&a - ntalaw. te ftMI , . . ~-; liriD lf'llj dnrtlalJte If 110' ll.JI ·..C.nl. OFFICE HOURS A II .... 6:lfl p II Da1b htvdQ-8~ .... \It lJ:OO- rrs ~ E4SY TO PlACE A . .REStJLT PaoDUL'ING .<· ' WANJ' AD I·'·'PHOJiiE WY 2-2157 Ill NOTICES 4lJ'I'QMOBJLE llllurlooc:< \. ' - catlcelled? Lost your ope,atar '• lieeD..? Call WY 2-2!180. 8'.6t' It ~ . 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