http://66.213.69.5/files/original/10c099cf0c7babbbdcf210a5e9ba149c.pdf 2c3c86133e8cc1aab7b1b8cc61e5d31e PDF Text Text ■sas I • .. • --: .-=::::;;;; ; ;;.Xlit : as \ D Of A Plans 8 }•!� �:: :;,, h , 1 d i Musical Showcase Of 1 961 Lineups Flog Purchase sundar 1« Mes A'"'' ''"'' For Friday Evening Are Announced F or Chester O'De ll al th"' , 8-llally -- -leport. - · o . March 9. 1 961 � - -Pomeroy-Midd -- - Sentinel. Mrs. Sm ida Gnv P ,.,ve Ea,,,' Ptace, ,,----+�'"".' nd A round A---,, i rep,_, - - .......... .. ,, .. �l c;- ,t -- � NOW YOU DOW It!' 1ciu,men ,., av...ge, lo be nam- c�- In Libya - - ,.. I i.., buJlt under • LlbyD1'111. ed to tld, U,t. o.an·, u,o stud,nta p Deon's about ,., pe, cent of prosram to help ......., About durmg t h . !or lhe fann,n of u. ri llortlo enrollment the ""' ' First Middleport Melg, c.w,. African cow,try. From ...... ..,.., ' f;r,J purc"taSf and Mn. Har11e,y Ohio University announced oIll made were Plans y . r , Hannigan. Mar cha Sarah Mr::, of r di f-l'l11in e thi• Rou r . Vi W. llnd tor sh, Langa-- 1 Mr and Mrs Walton Manley �t ly were home of Mrs. W1ll1a m Srmth 1 vlUe· Janet K. Carpenter , Ken· i Dorothy Lal't'_v ;;ind \Ir� Nan Swan::.on. P att _,. Lo wery , Heier• an American nag for t � Ches,Pi md Mrs R,chard Rader 11nd daY the names of ' 757 st s MEIGS THEATRE A full course dinner was sf'rvt-d Moort' sludt>nts uf Middh!port Taylor. �t'da Bradfunl and Judy grade sdto0l when Chf'stf'r Co. ' Jaughter . Susan of Page Streel named to the Dean s liSt for th@ ; neth · E. McCullough : Barrie R. I Pomeroy� Oh.. 1:11 noon __..;._,..,.__,......_ !!iJ,:ti �:hool w ill prt'St'nl a · · Mus- Wildermulh · f{o.,.. H.ow Kow'. · cil . Dau�ters of Amerwa mt>I .vere Sunday guests or Mr and first semester of the current Phuu,... l A. nd y, Caro . a Pomero � .nm 21! memh._.. , · school year. NOW SHOWIN. Attendin g wt"re M r and Mrs ll al Shuwc.i� ul l!:16\ · th1: Fri- Barbani Jonei; with the dx,ru Tunday t'Vt'mng with Essington, Racine. \.1rs Pearlie Jewell of Hender g .1resenl l Mo1 Cinda Cundiff. m l Bevt>rly . M h hi fam lht' f"vr and at hool rl,n "UNDER TBN n.AGS• mv 1 M y e i Freshmen must hav e at leasI · n Joseph Saltez {)n, w Va I , ffiur Lt' sso<· . kf' M' Van Heflin Wilso1 With Cok-e r Perrin, a d n a l Tom Beverly .u1d n 1a ris. Rall t"rorrt'sl Baditt'I a Myrt W l J o, or B averages and up=c. More than 50,ooo I<ft Jgn teth· a nd Mrs Hilney O Def rAlbans. St of �aats Gra<'e Mrs and Charles Lau&n*oa BE11)e\ o t-: a ie t' •1 B -Could JI ' " Br.:idlord v m . u�nthe d d Neda lor p r s1d d nd daughlers. Mrs -"lt-tlie Sw1sl'Wr. "' Ill ,.It' c1 nnoum�rs .11n nicians have come to the United Colorurtoon1 \\I Va spt'nl the pa.sl weekend Mr Edward H ughe1; Mr Ros» mg e1umbt-r will lit' ""Ther�· s No.. You," Johnny Allen s wo.�th an, ind F:sl a Kinws were r ;,portrf' es for technical training un.vi Featurette Stat Broad - Mrs . Frank Was Rusiness Iva Stewart . ' • Ry the Sf'a. , bath ,!) Comm un 1n1t1ons w en, r t' ii (i th Mrs Cl1:o a Staals of Sh"maker Gera ld Swisher and Bu�111f'1>» l.1kf' Sho w der the Mutual Security Program. 1M 1910 1 , S Ur <i nd M r � Wi l ham with till: � ho n1� l1n• ;i nd l"IISl ,ng heaulif'S _, . usan pU I rom Harne t t C:unnin�ham stah· -¥ay Stret>l FRIDAY NOT o, N !Kin. and .. '-f 0, I I W I n C �hik in g up t he d,mel' lnie will Lit' len. Cind a Morns . O tt JSOh •oundlor and Elizabeth Quml•n .,._ T"mer is a pallenl al Meigs Smith and daughter , Agnt"s CARTOON IVIRY NIGHTI Coleen Wilson, Karen McElhmny. Judv Butcher ;tillf- secrelary Ada Moms . Es- ;eneral Hospit:J! when! he is e· Bt-\ll'rl v f'l'ITm SATURDAY 1 h "MURDEB, INC.'' J.mda ,Smith Kare-n Gregg. Be\/- Christine Coats, Judv Sautar am her Wright. Dorothy Ritrhie . nil treated !or a back ailment Bottom Stuan Whitman, May BN.tt rrlv lunrlifF , Ma rilyn Swan. Lynn .JaniC'e Zirkle , "The r,oddt"s�· fRtha Wood and Margaret Tuttle Mr and Mrs . R r West and The Reedsville-�ng Wi/1011 Plf'dgetl H_v - alao r a en ome on club met Da Demonstrat i s, b N at Br<1dford. da i da Cinda hal!Pt ll<'e e el n y I K r C H f'�lil w p'·. Ka1>JHI A.I , lf will bt· lttere namt'd a s IM fl a g rommit- -.on Thomas wtxi Mt Tuesday for lhe home _ of Mrs. Harhs Frank "WALK TALL" . PI•.�• _ h· first the Closing . All,.nsworth Susie and Morris 1 FRIDAY & T TONIGH I e in Naples. Flor hom new heir H ! Bill , Vtibon, Porn· Wilham (TechnlcoJor) . . , , . Ohio·· by !he entm· • Feb. ll with 21 members present ' Michael Callan, Evy Norlund .Other numbers of the first ,t{'! l '"Beautiful With Willard Parter ""Y freshman at Marsh,111 lln1• 1 will (, uidmg Star Council. a<·<·eptt'd ida S;lf!nt Mondi;v mght and par M rs . Vivian Humph rey prei11"ded . 'THI FLYING FONTAINE$' . l"IISt . � ·and J� Meadow ,·ers1ty hils pledged the Pi K a;J- 1 . . h . ,Th the in \l italion to ai:;sw;t Ches,et uf TuesdaY with Mr. West"s si�trr . 'fhe program for the evening "Three � tooges" by Jams Hauck 'fhe second ild �g� ns wit , (Color) u S nday, Mon...,,. fuNtla, pa Al P·ha lraternit Y . the memorial service at the Mrs. Henry Hennesy. .,.., ' and "-'• e� .,t." by •·•an=me• Taylor : Band Played On . with Jim . Hood"' w1lh was ··~Jo• Lint.la Smith and C!vda and . "'LET"S MAX)!! LOVE" I p 0 o a L g n n A ril o . t II t"'° '"Anrl Then Some." Sharon Hos- a� Casey and 8evt-r1y pt-rr111 as 1stnc ra y ' e "" ,· ,• on·'" ,-1 , the M r. W 1l""n Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell Mr, Geneva Nolan . Walt Dlsnay'a (Technl,olor) · t 12 A rug donated b v B•m· .- ,., " and daughter, Dianna plan to vis· men who plt'd!Jed l r alt>rn ilie� 1 he ch a r Betty J o Boy les, Judy Mar- th > Strawberry Blonde. . Marc "THE SHAGGY DOG" ." With Marilyn llonroe . d b tmg t . The nex ate mee of d u was awarded· lo Eliza . it Ihis �und .semester. enu m pt·ttsburgh , pa ' wee•·-.., . the "Al Beverly With Fred MacMurray er numbers will be "Litt le Ri eno r :Jnd Cundiff: Oth tm and Tony llondall _ 9 at the home of Mrs. Pauline with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Martm. Jean Hagen and Co lorcartoo111 ---·-- ----,:- - ·- Canrlv Store , " Michael Morris. ! Do Peep" , a monologue by .John- bt-th Hayes. Myers, with the topic, hair 11tyt. .Janet Baker, Carol Jacop:-. and · ny Allensworth : ' ' l',·e Grown Ac - At the dose of the meet ing. a Mr. and Mrs. William Brown 'll ".:"..'.'.. .:'.'.'....'.'.'.:..'.:'.''.'.'.:.'..:::_::::_:::1,.,..,..,..,..,.,...,..,..,.!!!!_i,,,.,.,...,....,,...,..,....,1e,1 Bf'th Layman. cuslomed to Her Faee." by the SOC'ial hour was enjoyed A cake Columbus spent the weekend with ·'ThP Old Lamplighter." Carol boys' chorus composed of Ray walk was he ld and the c,:1ke won Mr. and Mrs . Ray Coles of Se(-. S<'Oll . Mar ilyn Swan. Lynn Dan. mond Kloes, Jim Hood, Bill M r- by Lillie Christy. Game.- w e : e ond St. M ni. Brown is the daugh­ if-\s and Churyl Ebersbach; "Life Cool. Randall Bowle�. Charles played and prizes awarded t h e te r of the late Simon Singer. at Gibral ter's Pad." Sharon Hos- Swackhamer. David Wiley and winners. Quarterly birthdays will Rev. and Mrs. Clyde J. Bart• Peter Walburn. be observed at the next ml'eting, Jett, Mrs. Lester Taylor and Mrs "Shine on _Hai-vesl Moon " (soft Tuesday March 21, with a potluck , , John Harrison were in Columbus - -- -shoe) by J,_m H�, F'l ymond dinner . - -- --� · attending th e annual Tuesday -s e Charl y, Kloes. David �ile --Sunday School Convention at thf. Swackhamer and 8111 McCool: Ka1 First Church of the Na£arene. IS. efferS ren achner will pantomime \ 6-D On List In Term llllal .+ht i ,__ el JI .._ -. ...... 1U .. - ­ uhNl. trbU1C 1-f ... ..... VOL XII 11 >- \ i> -.. t I ,. \ c · '·• 1 · ' , . ••I· 1 NO. ITt Club Meeting .')ilJ?IU• Fu rn i!u re Tl I B A HR CLOTHIERS MASON FURN!HJRE (0. MASON, ./f v A Formerly Smith Clothing Co . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO --·· - - -- -- �--��.---- Home Of Name Brand Merch�ndise ' House �ull Of All $ · Hew f urn1ture Babe v::i;e GiJH,•• by Sa,-ah Honn;- Church Class gan, Helen Taylor, Mary Swan• Mn. Aldo Jefrers en tertained rS. Organ $ son, Richard Hays. Erie Cham- the Golden Rule class of the Porn• hers, Gary AuJl, Carol Jacobs, eroy Church of Christ Tuesday Michcel Morris and Ricky Oiler: evening at her home in Syra<'use. President "My Mother-in-L11.w" 1mon?1ogue ) The meeting In c�arge or the Group , a , by :,orrest Bachtel; P per president. Mrs. Melvm Smith , o� Mn. W. A. Morgan was elected Roses by Hope Bishop and Da• ened with devot ions by Mrs. Mil....,....,.., or """ial pres,"denI and sec,........ ....... vi"d wI·1ey and "n-... ......A,, Purple" bY ton Roush who read an Article, relations when the WSCS of the the ensemble. "Pray W"lhoot ceum · g, •• ta,'·en . Rock Springs Methodist church I , CIUK 1___ • The showcase will with from the u p p e r Room. T w o met Tuesday art-ernoon ·at t h e . . . the baby contest of 1961 with s . Until . ., and ,,Faith a n d chf».ch, with Mrs. Clifford poem ood Leif• Bill Raymond Kloes, Jom H • Works " were el.so read by Mn. . • • be1t <;>res1dmg, McCool �8 judges; Joyce Swartz Roush: who dosed with prayer. as the girl and Betty Jo Boyles, • _, roll c a I I I Group ■inging opened the meet C h e r y I Ebersbach, Texanna Members answei= Mrs. by prayer . ture ver,e. A lha k ing followed with Whlte, Carol Sc-ott, Sandra Brew- WI"th a icrip ou card was read from Mrs. L'IU• An�s Reuter Other officers elect• jngton, c·mda Sauer, pauY Low y ed were Mrs. Lewis Grueser, viceery, , Barbara Jones and l,ynn- Ii H k It waa decided to st ll president ; M rs. Clifford Leifhett, . li;ht ���� and. greetinl cards B!I Damels as the babies. secretary and secretary of educa1 , ' Others takinu• part in the · cast a money makmg proJl!!Cl. P.ans . on : Mra, Amos Leonard, •1-1ic:as. and chorus will be D<iris Rice Su- were made to vIs1·1 thI Fostt1r h an y of nusslons: sie Allensworth ' France.. P�ttit . Rest Home on Tuesday, March urer � .secretar •i Mrs. William Grueser, secretay Dora McKee, , 2! · Evelyn G bbons, . waiter Mn of prom IO 0 0 f Sharon Ingels. Judy R . tllff, Ellen ! During the IOCial hour, t I c h l rfe· a I It 1· u sp W r f ry o e ' a ,1n • Dutton, Jeanne Bowles. Calista member 'told of the molt embar- 1 " ""' ' • '· "' d h an rs ug ear s, secre ...ry M H h B ' Searls, Susan Slater, CarroII LY· rasslng moment in their I1fe. · , I f . ona, Carolyn Buckley, Doris Mc- Refreahrnents in ketpffll with ; o chlldren s iind youth work. · church liaffle, Anita Bowlea, Paula John• St. Patrick'a Day were Htffd by It was voted to �ake the son, Csrolyn Russell, Carolyn 'li'r. the hosteu to Mrs. Conrad Obiing• payment on the k10 Grande camp , Yin, Linda Dunfee, Paula Mirhael er, Mn. Melvin Smith, Mra. Char- sill! development pro�t. 1' h e Mary Frazier. Karen Ferguson, les Eskew, Mu. Harold S m i t h, pledge for the year was a1..-ce-_J'! ed. · Jo Ann Mourning, Sandra Sirnp• Mrs. Elwood Bowen, Mr!'. Milton , A contribution was made to the son, Sue Ne «.ling, Carolyn Searls Roush and Mrs, Denver Kapple. ; Lancaster School of l\fiasioM. A Carla Gilmore, Dia� McComas thank you note was read from I Mn. John Hartung for gift sent i � -Da � s, e Cbarl�� Bechti i s , ah :;; sa;;r ----------------==-11 :S: e hospitalized. her whil d. , t Rose ta Richards Marci!lla War Kay Jenkinson, Joyce Swartz a d " Give Thanks In Lent" waa lht­ Maureen Dant, Ruth Reed is ac- topic of the devotion, and pro · . America's Finest companist. : gram pres,,nted by Ml'I. William I' Gfllt'ller. Participating in lhe proShoe For Boys ,ram were Mn. Scott F O I m . r. ' Activities Are Mrs. Anna Reuter, Mrs. A m o • I L,onard. Mn. Lew;, Grueser. Planned For Mn. Clifford Lelfheit and M r s. ! Girl Scouting Gru,,er. Salisbury Girl S c o u t I a n d The meetlnJ cloed with t h e Brownies have planned iseveral ac• , Lord'a Prayer in unison. ------ - ·---tlviliet for Girl Seoul week, Mal'<'h 12 through March ... I Companionship Sunday, each troop will attend • chureh In • group. Girl ScoulA ! W,th Christ Was Troop Six, wllh the leader,, Mra. I John -re IIDd 11r,. willlam c.1- ' evot,on lin1 wiU attend the Laurel C I Kf 1be March meeting of the EUz­ P'ree Methodist chur<:h ; Cardinal abeth stark Circle of the Pome­ Patrol Girl Scouts with the lead• roy First BaptJst church 'II held er1, Mra. Howard Roush, Mn. Tuesday .aiftemoon at the" church, Roger Spenrer and Mn. Herbert Mn. J. E. Fo■ter, chalrman. Dixon wW attend the Enterprise presided and opened the meeting EtJB church; and Brownle Troop with 1cripture reading taken from ltu wilh the leader■, Mrs. Nor- St. Luke, followed by group 1Jng. m111 Weyenm.Wer and Mr1. Wil• ing of "Let The Lower Llghtl Be , Uam Radford, w il I attend th e Bumlllg." During the bu■ine!I& ee. i Rock Sprinp Methodilt church, slon it was annoWll'ed that the ' The three troops will join for white cms quota for the year had a lamily nigh! potluck d inn e r been fflled. Tuesday March H, at tht SaU. "Companionship with Christ," bury IChool at I p.m, The dhmer was the theme of the devotion• by , COffllrutt ee, Mrs. Richard Karr Sr , l M.,n. Joaeph Cook whe gave a ; Mrs, Harold Blacltaton and Mrs meditation on the theme. A circle 1 Maxine Arnold haYe requested of prayen for the evangellatic : !hat - attendln1 brln1 thelr be!lnp being held tMo ,_th : own I a b I e .servlce. Coffet and I cloaed the devotiou. bola.id will be provided by th e : Mra. Dmsy Jasper, program , oommlttee. Skits will bti given bp chairman, read an �cle '·T h e • the Brownle, and Cardinal Patrol Open Door," taken from Mlssion, ; and movlea of tbe curved bar cer- maguine, Auiatlng with tile pro­ omony, will be lhown by Traop P'IID were Mn. WIDlam Watoon, I, Six. Mn. Footer, - Charia -ley A wmdnw dilplay la being plan- Sr., - J. B. Slephenson and ! ned by Troop Sil. for Girl Seoul: Mn. Walter Wolfe. ; week. Mn, Al'DOkl, Meip Caua- At the close of the meeting, re1 ly cookie chairman, announced frealunenta ...,. ..,.ed by Mn. · that coaidol will errive IIDd be Slephenu,. 'lllo April -tlnfl oolc1 on Mardi 17. Mn. Roy G- will be held al the haano of Mn. I ,er, NeJahborhood One ehalrman Walter Wolfe w-llh Mn. lltepllm­ hu announced that a altatinc JNU' .,. In cliarp ol the Ind Girl llonal Lydia Stewart u dev SooulA, Mn. : ty for aU .....,.,.. o in the cow,ty wllJ be held at the leader. ----• Sl:ate-A Way on Sunday, March 19• from 2-4 p.m. and adm1,....,. C ouncU Member• Of and summer festivities will be " cent, wHb 3A M M wscs o, It's hard to get along without a range, and a refrigerator is almost a necessity. They're both included in this 3 room group for iust $595 . I "Brooksie" BUY ON OUR CONVINIENT TERMS Baker Furniture MIDDLIPORl $7.,s ,,. Come See Our Beautiful I SPRING FORMALS • O i New Arrivals At $1.6.95 to $22. 95 .,.II'.,. Nylon Sheers, Tricots, Organza How beautiful you will look for spring In one of our beautif ul new formal s. Many enchan ting styles . • , , all colors and white , loo. Choose now, use our Lay-Away Plan. . ••1es. ---- · I Met ..4t Kout.wN Mr. and Mn. Elmer Kaull en! lerlafned the Fann - Coun· cil No. IA II ill Koreh meotfn1 I Mahn De,m', Liat Janice llutb Caldwell, Cbetlor l"ONIIIIJ wllh five """1!lel ,opbo,non _, Manball U.- • 1111. Topic of - -. farm lvenU,-, .,.. -.UJ ll•led onl Joalalatl,o fofr. ur o IIDd the Demi'• Honor Llttt. I"' .,..,. ol Mill av-,e for mone,'a - - !Ito dlfr.or. flnt - WU between 1.0 1111 lbiqo ,.._ 1111111 ...,, - . Mill Street Middleport IIDd I.I. Sho I, In lhe ,,_ A wlll and nMlt1- '·- ------------------------ Coll• - ·iald leport Dept. Store • I Che,ter Sophomore Caldwell·• thel and ........,. • _,_ from .. u. -• by lronall SIZE 6 to 1 2 . . · · · · · · · · · · from $4.98 SIZE 1 3 to 20 · · · · . . . . · · from $6.98 Boy's White DreQ Shirts by KaynH Here', a crisp white broadcloth shlrt that IYtrJ boy will 10 for. Made with a medium apread collar, wltb perm«�t cellar stays. A wub and wear fabric that requlrea U.ttJt or DD lroalq. SHOES FOR BOYS •7·95 .... Ready Tied Ties ___ Stretch & Sized Socks -- - 55c LAY A.WAY NOW •. -�OR EAtER ' 1rom lru1111M1I Jr. For Custollltl'I •pplag COnenlHct HISIONS,i.tANNER annouaces new ston •oun: 9:00 a.m. untll 5:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY Ave. \ .!:' 9:00 1.m. until 12:00 noon 0. "d • -" "'SrBiO y v·I"•Not Found In Ohio River =It� ::';!�: r- . > • • , .� ...,_ • ost Semces Will Be ffe}d al ... Sunday At T u. · the arw. - act'OIII -...!...7":i,.,.. ""lceopiac-j -•Ille. Pm- Reporled Made \Vater AnaJ the i.:: ::..-..: ��:0 �Al-.pid-4(!11/r• .-,.s ;,1q,/'1fl!ll!lll When • - f f 1 I the mostly ::W--- .i______ Dlocl,......r;: - p omeroy' Other Distnets ut In tale Sch00 Funds IJ , . ",, .=r.:·�: n!� � � �ir.=,... ,c s u- -� ---. Sy,!... :"'in' :-:,,.: "'le . . ' :.J,4"��,;� ,""")i:·,_.._-4r,11,1 ' ;-.,,ill&:-'t: ,""' •""" ... ......"" ... ... ... .. -� .', ',\ ,:.:;1 ' ,1n1, '°°' o.e ' -Iv' . - . ;· '�rI. •. Jn SEO �Ending "-Id I hamDen 9:00 1.m. untll 9:00 p.m. Tbaw ExIN'!f't . - ed s rv1'ces Noted Judge John Bacon On Case =.....-:r..'1::'w.. lry 9:00 a.m. until S:00 p.m. Hask i ns Tanner Second Ollllpolls, the Ii, Iowa r M 9:00 1.m. until 5:00 p.m. FRIDAY 332 �= ;;.,;;;.;;., IS • F Mr. onnson Are Salorday · ..a':.:: :. 1:: �-:; I I 10 '"'.:.''" -cy lfMA Se�ces Of Depar'lment 0ther Ann I a::.. Pedwtn Jr, aboel INI made far l1'0Wlnl, active boys, Choo11 ll'rim a wide selection of ru,ced at:,lea in black · and brown • • , that will take plenty of bard wear and alwaYt look nice. TUESDAY M' A 'd R or ep ted By .:er- M . Ott· 1 DOW Pedwin Jr. 9:00 a.111. untll 9:00 p.m. ':',1nt era SIZE 6 to 1 2 . . · · . . . . · . . . . . ,� · · · · · · · · $2.98 SIZE 1 4 to 20 · · · . . · · · .... . . . . . . . . . ' . . $3.50 MONDAY :;: =·--�Ina--.. S LAC KS • . . .'.;:':�ai ,;...,. \IJI Udget Size 6 to 12 �-- ,,om •12-95 Size 14 to 20 _ _ ..... '1 5·'' , Theme 1 ltom Red S c1·ent1·s1s Clash Over Tr1·umph I ;;�. I • • Collllll)SSIOD Iiits Dela.y For Spring and Easter • • • Sport Coats with all the latest light weight blends of dacron, rayon and wool in all the new­ est muted plai, patterna. Also, our blazers in the latest colors. Choose now in recular or husky silts, Roush's Shoe Store I �.i:- By Sandess I, :an.� ·1·,,;,rlea 1e:i:-,sw::�t;����!� � ;��froi�t�f.r.··o!�: and stripe patterns and colors. S PORT COATS New progr ams and better services for Meigs County j, people - from the wealthy to the,poverty ridden � i are hoped for by the Meigs County Health Department's I five-member board. This .iatement was ineluded In the 1960 report of the . desartment released today, signed by Dr. E . F . Maag, I M." D. president; Dale Dutton, vice president, and members J. Rhodes, Virgll Atkins and Naomi Chase, and , tl£V; . BORDEN Health Commissioner B. J. Allison, M. D. The 20-�olce choh> of the Galllpo_lis State Institute ?,'hte 18.. 118ld, . l roo . we would like to slress the , GRUNT 'N GROAr:1 - Two Pomeroy High School sen-lors, Eric Hart, rlghl, on� Wally Hatfield, match grunt. i�t pragies.s believed I WW be featured at tbe Pomeroy Baptist Churc_h Stmday fact that health agencie1 do oot n gro�ns 1n t�e phys•��l educat�on tlass of teacher Ed C offma�. Coach Coffman sai� _the students bawe tu:en evening at 7 9'1!loct.. . The Protestant Chaplain of the has been mt1de dunng the _laSt l practice or want socialized medi-- I m�re mterest m "'."r�st hng than m a ny oth_er gy� class .s_p ort thIS year. The �oy� partiCipate u �der college � 1 with close supervision. The two he vyweights Borden� will be the guest speaker, five yeara _to increase the 11erv1ees cine. lutitute a m the pie ture above are begummg a match wttb the regulation lth of t he lh and to the ect <> pro Se r vices. a Pre: He Easter will f e '" P,blk health is "Pr,.enlaHve 1 stancli_ng hol_d. The balance of th� physical education cla " in the background watches the opening of thia match, cwttnubia· speak.at. · .lnornlbl sen1ee at 9:30, an� his daugb- people. We hope to be al>le to ;l medicine' not 'Cw alive', our job ' No. e.1 mllnahons_ have been orgamzed to determme the "s choo� champ." Wr�stlmg JS part of the High School U.. · a ter, Jndil,. Ill' idtly recognized soprano, will render a offer new program, and better is to endeavor to stop • health : let1c program aimed at development of all•around pbysi cat fitness. - Sentinel Photo. • apeclal musical selection. , servicelt 88 funda aod penonnt!l ,I problem before it begins, not to, r available Iv Ille d� min; ,te to lbe pat;ent after he / � ;, He luls been paBIOr .of the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, The board also pointed o,t: of every local agency · l . u<Ad'""ort, slace 1950. March 19, Rev. Luther Trscy ··1n our annual repo_rt .. . ui1s yea1. , 11 " ., de to prov1 t•uo:: •uo::st and most · and 8 Billy Graham film will a e �.t'the . · st spe lter . solely figu rather than to 1in � efficient service pos5ible with the MOSCOW mPll-Two Soviet Sciences, "already we can pre- conquest of space and no ufro. llclentifie , WD atfp.lD' "" circlea, on what was accomplished in meager budget provided. T hc, l scientislJI clashed today over sw:ne that welgbtlesmesa is no naut will be put into orbit until Tbe importance placed by t ht �l:&#ffY-W,Cf; 1960, we would like to �resent an I f n s are ;ir vided by Federal, o / whether Russia's newest &,ace danger to manned apace flight " he hat a 10(, ?(!r cent chance of ·Rusaians on the event waa uoderu d out line of the present programs · State, County grants and local Ji. triumph of r eturning a dog safe- r But lhe agency also quoted the surviving. le lt't If It 1.,.,. the lined by the Soviet govenamm; - -ova;Jable. rense fees. and included• ,I ly lrom a space flight h" re- lnstilute of Experinlentai Blolo- The officJal Ta,s new, agency newspaper h",es!Ja OrdlnarilJ, tho d.,. ,nd I f It i::;, ''TIIB services of the health de- Budpt for Vear 1960, $!!,891.'8. mov� a ke! �stacl� rrom man- 11 gy's Prof. Ivan Miasky: "Scien- &aid the main purpose of the ex Soviet newspapers ■ r, It's nlehtcr1wlen. • publish ant Y • •• Mlddl1port Palh:a partment are only administrative. Federal Grut, .$2,-tto.l». . making a s1m1lar trip soon. tists are not ,,tet unanimoUB in periment was "a further improve- edition daily and rareq' cbaup Chief Herbert Gllicey a n d A miSl'OllceptJon 1s the belief that State Sabaidy, $1 ,UG.OO. ! The ex�hange by the two scien their conclulliehi �J the effect of ment of 11pace vehicle design aod the front pagew - no Jnatk1r Mayor Kenn.fh Mcll hlnnllJ' icel u ered ae 1 tists indicated that Rw.sian scie1,- I weightlessness on living organ- or lile support equipment." It what the latest DeWI. But 'ftnn. . for Licea!IM, are only ff ,1, u.oo the rv I t roub h no tiscs. pre,,;ng to gel a RussJan ;n- ism,."' : lhe inclljjeut. Your heallh depart- C..IJ Graot, 118,lff.8'. �• � fl.... B . said !he dog was '"normal and day, Izvestia put Old nn -■ H� • :unt :-.;:. cr•wi'!! 11 rnent ha■ tl!l'rieee for all classes Cost per peNOa paid lty C-Ounty, to space befo� the �nited States, Soviet leader, have declared re- weu·• on its retw-n. edition.. .. are not unanimous m �ow close peatedly that � �viet Ullio'a T ss said the spacesb 11, Me1es Coant, enmlt- th, d1rlr: houra. - wealthy to poverty li.l'icken I00.80, ----was pul i? a _ ,' In · • · 1oJnt ,tttimtnt, tht ntm1led to theJr eaurtthey actually are to this feet. will not risk M ldoa. life in the into near�ircular orbit readling . � - · _.,,. - ·---�- � . M••!! � l -b:1>e BcienllalA _ were quoted by Sli.■f Hl<I JllrMhl a maximum dl,tanc, of "' ' · a 'ct hl bdlotl •.� � �·11e·11na1 . .,. ,,ill(..,-li" ■--- · . � I s.v,1 new, \ . jlf miies Bnd a mlnimwn tlislanc<! of ,. ..__...,. pallini to hunt fH. flthlw . · WI! ,,., ----illla ..,..,.. Tua� ·· :,, 1aUDCb ltn4 , . _......,. bait. Thoy ....,IN ,.....,..,, 1 mil f �• Publlo heallb ..,...,.. ,pan the $n1allpnx <baskt . 5"1; Revac- , vrn • ' ret of a five-ton spaceihlp . \>IUD hHo bffn con1,J•lnln1 No period from "a/le, tllltlceptiob to 1 <lnatloni, 307. • i,; " �-"' ::"._..., the . en . ta a k ,. ..parlmtaf. lldla ..,.. aly wllh its cargo 'pBlact;e lhe dog . re- ...... of dtotructlon .. "" lhe P" ..: The th . ..,.., Is the alrwav wi o ' " p e to re given . Ice a flnt programs reenmg S uual IOlutina eonaemlng the Jmprov� tonal property whlle i .. th• +............. 1� for the ex- for 1l"islon and bearing. II only l Tass �led rof. Vas,l ar� latory message from everybody ment o( � road No. J m cr■ wlel"t are Mini capturN, an....-.,....... .... .of the Soviet Academy of Mtclica.; · . from factory to tnteneclll&oow ' • work.en IO,, -� W ��: . i,A!· . pectant_. When the child 1.1 glasses are necessary the HeaIth Ii .. . . liJem IQwn6fp. It extendl from . ss .1 �la. The Sov� pre lso earGaDJa . County line toward .,�!!ILi!'1 :www.w born, the doctor forwards 0te Nurae wJU detennlne whether or u: a, Udel l'ffll Wenatleul f · .• r;,d long artlc no -birth certlllcale lo the CounlJ not the parents can obtain lh, Cl'VfCCS Of esperlOb1oan, in the -�•-- •= ol fr �-, W&UU ....,.._,.. · Parsons. ment as well a, comments om , The b • ., of Hyotl Registrar and the certt·1·'"'le Is gI..... ..d If nol 'he w,"II ""nlaCI I· •11; ... been lndlealed that the 115. --------- the ..... - and ui....,i 1nor CCI ent recorded . . g • J. In the Vital Slatistk'tJ the Lions Club relative to securin Portland, who drowned in .he ...,,,,lukm ma; apput Monday today but rtllt of the ltafe awely J FU, of lhe l0<al department. and lhe glasoe■ a.,d provide tbe club Ohio River Wednesday af'er fall- V ,. • -1·' -- Al that tlme obiv.:..i while wafthtg ,... ... ,12 b;rlll, recorded (Including de wilh lhe fac:t,. Should lhe chUd Ing from a sand digger hart, at I II fl apodtd that opproprlatlona !haw to set in late, in the day. Paden City, W. Va., had not have a visual problem which Jayedl. W EqlnN1' Stanley J. Blazewlcr 11le atorm whim awept I foun_d yet today, members of the Nur• guidance WSI given In would lead t.o blindness, the case will be made. the state durinc been • put two daya fam,iy ,aid. referred to the Staie Agonoy ,a.... YNlerclq the - 1'IIOi ed e1gs Jeers ,even dropped temperatures Into When the infant ta three months called 'Prevention of Blindness." Funeral sen-ices for William H. Volunteer.!! dragged the river all liat », ' Bluewicl be teem whil e up to four incba cl department can admlnlol- Eye Clinic referrments durin, Johnson. ... Rockford, DHno;,_ day yesler<i,y for !he body WO for The Meigs County Sheriff"• 0.- old. .. lo IDOW WU dumped in I will be held on Saturday at_ 2 p.m Ohio Rive Sand and Gravel Comtbt � of four mUu of partment investigated • minor �- er � Diphtherla�Tetanu■-Pert1111- year totaled three. northern .section. ; . • inds ary rv F se at the cident on Route 124 yesterday sis &hob, �llpox vaccination SanJtarian sci:ioo1 consultahons at the Oak G�ove Church m Ma· ..iy f E. eral ices u M or w High n � � J Ib t Tbunday v Satlnlctlaltcil eounty road C-1 morning at lif:115 involvilll two and at time• polio lrmoculatlom were 52, and npectloDJ madt: l son Coun� wi_th Rev, _John lcenfam ily Yoat, 8f, of 661 North Second-av 1..aused some drifting in UNI hit . T th Members of the ,a· is hower _ olt.K!latmg, Burial will be morn When the child enters school, were 50. llu.t.l ID' 1t11e Route lit and cars, l ing that 8 llOD, Harold, of Middleport, who died early this by the snow, buC fD IDOlt ff the made m the �d cemetery. ster __,.. W' • dtnanea of foar A vehicl� driven by Charles L its health is ?rotected by boo Polio shots ! series · completed> , Portland went to the scene d the morning at her home, will be beld state it jwt made it aeao m:11 mlltl. Blake, 55, SyraC'Use, backed on imnrunil:at ion• - D-T·P Series tmaled 1, 090. and not one ease _ Mr. John.son died 'fuelday tve- at'C'idental drowning early this Sunday at 2 p. m, from the Ewing colder than Jt wu. 11111 ii tD ht- delae II eoataJned the highway to pJct ul) • paueng. givea, 191 : Boosten given, '12. of polio has been reported to this l ?1ng in :aockfonl following a per- morning and inclicatlona at 11 · 15 Funeral Home with Rev. Boward The Blorm tamed at 1eat four i bl daa ,peet(leatllnt whleh UV& er. H s car bqrnped into thtl b-tck Diphtheria-Tetanus Seriea given , department for the past two · iod. ,.�f illneu. He waa a World Jed the family to believe the body Ruppelt officiating. deaths in Ohio. 1bree of ta.n JD. War R,. vet.eran. NIil prepared by Barrett ED,-.- of a vehicle owned b:, Haldon W. 3111; Joostert1 given, 948, I years, bad st.W not been found Burial wiD be made in the Gil- volved am:amobile colli■ims • _He was lhe son of Mrs. Hannah Mr. P8J'80D.ll, a Jifetlme. sJdent of ·QiDUo-Jte. 1lbe COit tt1t1- Albert, 51, Rt. 1 Jacltson. more Cemetery, Mrs. Yost was a slippery roads while one man dild. re male la lo be - In - Accortllq lo lhe Sherill", G,bbs Johnson. Letart. and of Ille of the Pnetland ..... had Deorked member of the Middleport Pres- oboveling - iD Cloveland. , Ila C !ale William E. Jolmoon. Survhl- on dqrg;r boall of the sand IIDd wllh "'I- ol lhe Stale lie- -I repai-1, lhe 111'59 Cbevrobyterisn Church. The Gealljll CotmlJ ■-ill'• ol· ors 1ndude hla mother, 1 liOD, gravel oornpany for two years. ,W Coda, tbt fOIDIDlpiorlffl let driven by lllake lllllained rnin. . She Is SW'Vived by a aon, Elwyn flee <11Ued on motcriltl II Iha Euminatlone, ba&btbaU play• The climat, In this county, are Larry Joe: two daughters; Sarah He lllnived by damap .... the Albert blcl Aid. is three childVost Minersville and daugh- area today to bl Gtiaaet, .-.lul de R. beid every two mont,hs In tbe '1bt l!Ollllty 18 cnw II �scaped damage. No :.r1e: el'II 91. In gra schools. l Melgs County H�lth epar ent Ellen and Carol SI.II!; two �h- ren, Harold, of Portland; Juan- ters, �- George M� of Porn- as there was amt driftia,. 'l1ae D Vision lest.I, 284. tm , el'll, OonJe JonllOR. Rockford and it.a Perry of Parkersburg, and Nawertbta CID1 •WIii ttmcb o( l'Vllll JD were filed. ff eroy, Ml'll. Hilda F'rP.nch of Co- couoty got betweea four _. five Dalmlle r-nferences Roy Edward Johnson, Mason.: two !Ii&- om1 Coffman of Clinton, of der Ul'tel Dr. the held di by 109 un N co Sh . rection NpQrted , t Ohio, lumbus and Mrs. Vera Gilber of Jnches of new IDOW, The eri '■ Department a Blalewia lDcl l'oreman Danny rested .P'raak· Harrah of Middle- with tbe teachert bl the school,. Donnerberg, �rom the Ohio Tuber ters, Mrs.. Katie Hart;Letan, and and ril wife, AJeta Ball Parso.J. ne ville. The 40 mile per blur wlDdl Za s Jut nicht heck 'ftwn were 167 nuraJn11 Yilit, b,Y culoaia Ho&p1l:81 and the B en Mrs. Freda �wards, Hlddteport. Other su ive are 1bomplon. rv r, on a bad c three bro- Her husband, Charles E., pre- which luhed the state lhatleted . port 't!f warrant from Weat Virlfnla. He the Nunes under the Child Health FrantlJn Samtarium, Columbua. The body will be, taken to lhe tber1, Donald of Athens ; otmer ceded in death three years ago. windows, incllidiog a big plal,e ,, Doctor, reported UI eaaes o t home .of his sister, Mn. Hart of of Akron and K� of Columbus, Three IIODI are also decea&ed. glass one in the Eut Obit Gu Nura1nl Service. ii being beJd In county jail. . Rheumat� Fever and requested Leta,-t. S a t u r d • r morning and II grllDdcltild a Tw-loe yur Pla tic. E:>ilepttc. st 1, surv do Dog Ordinmee Wilt a ren. Mr. Par_____ Mn. Yo cbildre in 800 ived by Co. lnt1ldiq - ad. ,n IIDd and farmer • " worked unlU re gas Crl(opled CbUdren IIDd Cardiac Penlclllln eriroliment for the ,a- Friends may call � II gre lan Be Jn Okeel N · eight ll'and n aft CENTRAL ll'JN8 Cllnlco are held, In ■ddltion In lienta. There ore elevm per,ons of Ille ftrnaral. Tlw! L. G. Mohr weU �peralor before taking 1'1e ondcl!ild"'"' a olsler, Bessie Land· � ...,,,, er midnlgbt y_,.. gr Shortly b with sand Gr t and gravel The Fiftb l Funera1 Home of Pt., ·. Pleasant .la jo he the Eye Clbrla previously men· under therapy now. Central ade Schoo en Wamed. dot ownaa "'- the vi)). COJD· Sturgeon of Ft. Pleasant, and town reported twe inches of snow, pany. and Sixth grader, coached by llmoetl. .,,_ cllnlc, .,.. In The healtb c:ommlsllioner and ' In charge. qe that In Millpll- of a ______ brothers, hmes Miller of Atroa while Amo bad picbd op u o . --lled op Terry Ohlinger dumped Bob ltob- -1,y ....,,unltfe■ IIDd dilldreu n - •illled the Infirmary and I and William Miller of Lltbojtolia. inch . ordlnuoo, dop D11111 bl DILCHER CITED from today Marcl, 10 unlll Odo- ""'· s,pr limo boy, '8-D In the can bJ mwued by - local dil ,....lolY lests on 24 peraona. la lhe Toledo area lanj>er• o. • ' preliminary Jame, fl8IINI beforw I b e bealilo Dilclter, IB, Harr,,on. department. Twenty Jbree Inspection the F & finding AM two acliw. of __ bor L • . j' ville. Pomeroy - Pl. pJe._t indepeo,, cblld.-.. att.nded _ I - durina the alght fflllalnod __ WOI c,fed for puking on lour ellnlcs nunes aui8fed a local dnc:lor at I N I M Ile d mostly dear an lhe meraory •• dent cace till laol nlgbt .a """1e- _ In TB wort, llau x,roy, ..i.Je<t the Bedford Reereallooal Center �.,!� the highway by the Slata Pa� Artioos By Cloort down to a chilly II then,. ColnmC. ::.:1n....a,· pful 1,973; IUlpaettd ca-, n; Non and toot 24 blood lesta, tmdlrq J!: Hip Smoot. ll Ponte- Th�y and was to appear m � JH:"90DII were fined tltla bu, and Chesapeake dropped lo ad. laba to the eounty dog roy JunlOI' that dward 8llllOUD0ld ----· M e,p County Court lod,y, mornmg m local <"OUDly court by ,._ N>ereuloua palbololJ• ti� none reactive. ......._. .-- An npeue lee wfll �Wff No roy . F AM wil ge . ___.. .... and o w Lod 16' l _____ • Judge Emmett E. Peaples. doe of fo r ca total bl DurinJ !Ito yur ..., ...., IJocton ,.,..._ lo paid 11111n a I, ourMAIi awtGIID A -1 high pn,ssure ridge wu . hold a ipecial meetlttg Monday -uAD CALLE D Oll...-o NYen , J&\:A -• �...,. �---- MOITIS was fiined Vemereal Diseue. ed -.i !he The P ezpeded to move in today • a 1 for an h p m I . . M llepart A � boinfl dlolJIION'I u The Sanllortan asslJfed In num7 3 � 7 ,30 - The Racine emergency ,quad 125 IIDd cosla nn • ciletlon of anlling bl • ___ _ ment ba1 a lair weau.er', but nu . c lns a pe om was cnlled lo the home of Jennie speeding by !he Ohio Stale Patrol ·lll ...., oudlneu ' pu . erou, llll and hea Ibo _ _ lo blic "81 ia ln lubercolaolo l !ta T Southern of Rt. 1, lllddllport, on � Ohio 'l\lberelllolll h spected UetinRed ea cl and ,.... District Deputy Grand �aster Holter, Raclne at 7 p. m Wednts. and James K . Dilcher was fined w� , ting 88 in ir&d as es PAMWIBI, IAIIIAGBf northw t w s mon fu • charge of reckleu -atfon. Erie al ollor appru-v•I .,, malting NS lnspectjons. m Jerald B. Holl of lroolnn w,n be day evenmg. Mn. Holler, wa, suf. IS nod coslA no a charge of pltal A lnspedloa officer. There will lerlng frmn flinela IIDd waa lake,, :,arklng oo Ille highway by the off Lake e . In"' '" lonlgb allll - a,pper He will appear befoN Mayor I, ,-/ffll from the c.m.y Com- con,uitatlons IIDd loot 81 waler lo be-■beld.11 Jqp Wohon Laqne Cborle■ 1-r Salurd■y nlpl. ' " Cloudin will t be work In Ille ...,.nd degree. to Holzer hospital. OSP. teal, . club -- near - IIGatloJ ------Sa.,:,y and temperolures and mod -'-- -----------followed by relresbmenlA. All evOllln&, lbrd, 13111. All _,. LOCAL TEMP wIIJ era1._ ter Mam.;. are inv;fed "' Mas ber■ are ...... lo - anJ ..,.. lemper■ture at the 1-YSIS • atleod, Sec.....ry Allen C. Hlh, • brfq � llarYinl - nt seo11on of - and Mecunie■Sr. .. Auxiliary Planotog f p. m., "- per plale, ■aid Willi, ,t, In at _, wn 15 The local depa,lment Pff Ria,, IIDd Clerit •Rea/,trar, . Meetin March 13 degree& st1e■ dw. AnlllonJ. _....I, .....,. - availal>lo 1o the Boulab Strauu. Lodlea Awtilfary J , MEQ � B. AL , . The Jfelp Water ,,._.,, ttaveral '"1 explros, • . h • . .. lla,io . c·, . Fire Department will meet foe � _..,., ' 1 " Pregram "':'•,i, : ��( ::" �f' •':' 7 p. m. J b arc � omei of • · • of lasle IIDd ...0 lhe drtnkJna local 11.136. leu In stale aid was not set high enough lo appro\ · · . i>urtal t y : Dena Zwilling, Pome- this year, the executive lleCl'e- priate all available fimds to lhe tion sale planned for Mardi %1 Pomero Ptmu · � . rea:iltrar WIUI' Teltl tam totaled GI Guilty OD three counl&--burglary, larceny .,Dd• mmt bl illued· liJ the M&lstrar roy. IIDd James Hawle 8 ma, .,_;. laued lo fond hes been mo,ed back lo the Mony, Middle - lary of the Ohio Education Auo- dlsbida. llclou, destruetlon of property owned by Georg,r· lteith lota1ed ill before • bodJ .., be Interred port. . day •lotion ,a;d today . tlal s. Di.trlcts reorgnrti,ed prior meeting. -wa the l!!IY Nl"dlcl returned against Jack L. Meek, Ourlag lilt !Ur 11N there """' . . _____ · T. c. U"Keele 18,1 !hat lhree 18 a IIUal"alltee of 00 1os, of .,.,. Amillary memben also an22, BL 1 Ga!Jlpoll9 It 5:10 p.m. Thunda:,, � p&rlOmle( ol tho local de- 181 death, In ' the cow,ty, ma in ,- oaused Ille dlslricl,, funds. noun<ed that plans for an Easter Ilg Ooiinly Common Pleas,Jadp ·Jolul�e. - 8-u I""'· ••IMddlll• t.•lllt-lloallll - hem, Cardlo-Vucuiar-Re WOMAN DL c , i CulA to Meig., County IChool, ea.a.,. will be � al the M,n. ,. , � � defendant lo sheriff's custody unW 10 a.m, � aow, nurm. J... oal, US; Cancor. 11; PnewnonlA Mrs. W. L. R.....U of Pomeroy u,- ecal and e,empfed villa111, to 1ooe in Ille amount of aid. lnclt,d, Pomeroy. 16.0II less, and day � Ail 11111D1ben • l<l Mondq for_ NDtenclng, following the two ,hour doUbera. lllv■!il, 11. N. ■nc1 llatlno - a: Acc,ldonl! t, etc:. Hnmlcide 1- � ,r111cally ill at the home of hor Ill 1� as , Bedford. 1852 Jen. Euwn ll.'24 w-ged ., allead. . rt (,1.r, 41- ,I!.. ••· ,.._\l!IIJ!lr� •jrloollitll• ... .1,•, !iP illllL " ,.• . , 1. - - - ,■11- -IMi • 1trllh11 """ · ·- - - no tJOn of wool, dacron, rayon and orlon blends in all the newest check•, plaids 1 1 k PU COPY i::. Man-tailored styles for young men! ho,n s mall boys to quite "grown-up" boys. NI boys can be handsomely outfitted here for Easler. To holp them bring their ap­ pearance to the peak of perfection for this traditional dress-up occasion, we've assembled the widest and smartest selec­ Size 6 to 12 Size 14 to 20 If I ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, ftlday, ltlarcb 10, 1181 1 By Cortley and Sandess / 0-t«I To The lnlerellfl O,ft. Mq..Alo,on ..4 r• Ann�al Report For County lncluc!�s 1960 Activities '1 Suits Mrs. E. 0. Rall entered Hol• :ter Hospital this week for sureery tnday. SgS BEDROOM­ LIVING ROOM KITCHE N- ' J "Honey Bun·• and the Girls' F.n- W t as HOS ess for semble will present ''Kentucky M B """''· ........ •- ui ■ ' "IISTIB SIJIBII -- IIST· 1 ,--------------------,f -....., e11--� U. w tn....,, l■w .· . ' 3 �ooms New .. \Health Board ; Wants To Give i More Services .).J DI .. en t1n e y a1 I ■ Hostess ne i!,. \\ , .. . ,• , .. ,.1o : i ,,. "' • � ..... -It, -..--.--.................. ....... ., '11'· ,.....,, .l . l. �... - •-~• ._ _ __ _ _ _ ••., .....•• r :;w ..,.:.1 ---�-�-=--:s-s..:i:. -- · • • • - --. .... , , _ - . --=- - -- ------- ·· Mlli·;-,;,,., ,.. _ _ _ , :, 1. • , .,... ::. -. � r. ---r. A•.:c.......rs::::etAK� -.� -- . -, ..,viWl?Q -·-'- · · · · · · · · - -- · - · · · · · · · · · · - - � • · · · · ·� -- &•4 •. 4- t. '. fl" , De Daily Sen tinel --- COMMiNTATING, EDITORIALLY - t\ ,I -- · · - · · · - . - - -· - - - - - - · · -- ---i: . ,. • • • • ---·7, ..-T-.,. -· - - �- ool'' Dally Senlin•I. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 10, 1961-3 Past Councilors Chester Council Todafs Medical Report ._ SHIL[ I•· .. - The Martin Restaurant l House �ull Of All $ Hew furniture B E D R O O M ­ •• eornpll- 1 I , tf ..&:--:- Cheste I� S al Notes �,;c .::: 1 iW I ------ . .. I :\ Ie 1. Roush's Shoe Ston Ch 6 G. I I ANOfHER WASHDAY ------- East,er Market Plans M ade By Weekend Camp Enjoyed By td h Class ----- MHS Alumn, C II F. ,rst Meeting 595 liiiiens �alional B - 1 3 Rooms Baker Furniture New f Furniture $'299 i\1 A :i O N FURNITURE CO. I \ \ $ M1 YINY- BOND, .NO ',�, MO NEY $ DOWN IMPROVE YOUR HOME ,_ . • . ' I. 2. 3. 4. O N $500. I ·· " ------ ·· ·· ' �� M.IDDI.LPORY O --­ ,111r1 _ ..,... _ _ 1111. Tt .M'fll --- • Extra CCllllfort f,- lutdtft!1 of fiml, l'tilliMI toib • The odl-proof bord... -... ira1-wet1't ,,,,. 111111 • SHVIINIIJ COftl-.d ill IIIOdem,, clurabi., htoh-i,yt.tl fabric • Strait '-di• and lorp .... acaun<flllMI�- uua Only •6·35 . ANOTIIIII OIUAT PATTIIIUIO"....IIGaNT PIIOOUCIT i J-----------------·_,_._.__; _.•_.J-Ij S. THIRD AVE. urcel �r:f,-: 5. Repairs 6. Insulated Siding 7. C..lling Tile . 8. Plastic or Ceram,lc Tile . PHONE WY-2-2709 Sea/J;"Slumber Ease" Mattress & Box Spring "@,:: , ....... ., •r:, - - CUT Cf'flll IIOIT ..,_ -011.& VALLEY LUMBER. AND_SUJ!PLY . Truly, the finest of o/1. � \!J' W--■ ... Klllml A Small Payment Of $1 7.22 A Month A New Addition Floor Tile Kitchen Cabinets Storm Doors & Windows V I N Y L LATEX FLAT WA L L F I N I S H , ,..,. •n1111..0), •--11, , -: 1• • FREE ESTIMATES ON . :r,, , •ndl c· I IOLA'S Gin SHOP 1 Novelty Items ..;;r,, . t· _', . _· i Examines Cards, ..._ii • -�!f!:"8• - • Prizes In Magazine Named B FHA . Convent,on Bradb ury Class :-=J::! �.;T:1' -r:: .,.-; :=iPC:�:_r.,;: :::aiW::,..:..1::, • .-. 4i._ a.nu.:r' 1:9.....,nc, .,� .:.L-;:c: Jt i LIVING RO OM K I TC H E N - OfflN,... I s -----Cherub Cho,r R b M d 8y es e Ele MARTIN JHE DAILY $BfflND . »•�-PMI I AT THE show., a. n. ... ..., -.... ... Sales . ....,. ,.... ... 'Ille ·- .... . Dine y r Wife woman,s v·1ew .,PORT I s Delegates Are ANTENNAS $10.95 up CLELAND'S Poet's Comer ew Jr High B:, :!:,� !�?.��... '" A,;. :!r� ti t :�r News Items Mr. Foley Will . SDMk About r Entertained A t Organize For O Baby Gifts • . • 2- Methodist Worksho ps· At Jackson'S M"ll I Given Friday ............... -- J' umor High tudents Get f Large Selection Of !"', It, 5 Two Classes Merry Lassies �:��!�,�:���!����2.E!!n�?� N,f2! !���!� .___ c.o_lwlA � . _ Y -1 I Buckwheat Stork Shower I The leftllth grade nc:eldid .,_, cent plus a 10 cent donatlfll &a, make lbeir a:h.an! •.'1', ,nd ��1?,r 4 H club . Da,11 I PrtZe, woo by ,tudenU of Porn- and ptnc ll ,et for sellmg the most '91l.3S was given n,�P?.� ii Jr. of Muon wu honored on last met and org,niud TuNday t"Vt:• tertained the Homebuilder, and to lbe .Janlar ter Council Daughters of Amer• •nd Mni. Norman Frederick, Friday night w ith a stork shower : nin1 in observance or Na t ion a l I Friendly Cirr\e dasM>s of the eruy Jumor High School durmg I 1ubAcr1pt Jon1 to Journal and, High School Fund. I their recent magaiw campa ign Post mag.amn. A travel dock _ a-warded. Several a� the home of Mrs. Wllll.a.,1 Da- 4·H week , al the home of Jennl- 1 Syracuae Nazarene Church Tues- wert awarded 111 lea m e t Wedn esday e venin 1 a t and pr1zea a •� ial as-- a•,1.-arded by way of s locky draw r••••----------------• · , da y evening at their home m I the Iod1e hall wlth Mn. Fan n ie membera received g.lfta from VJ! Sr. In Mason . Auistmg u hoa- fer Crew. er aembly Wednesday mornm1 1 :: I wiui won by Kitty Perain . g teases !or the event were Ml'B. Election of offken was held i SyracuM" Mrs. G lady■_ Hayman, direttot" Pearl Williams' Eighth Grade , .A.dams 181 Mrs. Hobart Newell th eir secre t pal!!. Frallet!s Slewa l1 . Mrs. Helen 1 wllh Mary Radford 1el ecled u The meeting , in c har �e of Mn I the campaign, announce:'-1 tt� iI J-l omer� wcm a free one year a& ho1l.:me1. r t a nd wa_ Mrs. Mary H a rold pres av : e nt, o Fowler. pened S es ; l D ui id Mn. John Haye-1 and Mr1. � pr ident Patric a He nne 1 y, moor� and gave them . . . 1r pri - subsc r 1plJ011 ta a popular magaine ar ied �astel colors were med vice preaid e-n t ; Sa ndra Thom u , with kripture rel"ld mg by the l<t'v. Mn. Ray Morrls, president, James Ridenour will be hos:res. L inda Kir�lld , high ule• for their leocher and $S in cash n decor�tm1U1 throughout lhe 1eerelary ; Na ncy Burna , treas- 1 Harold Holmes. Devotioll.!I were I m n of the_ ent1re . student _ body . for t�_lr class. THAT ARE opened the me etif18 by readin g tesses for the April mee ti n g Gifts were placed in a urer; Jonnie Thompson. news ' led by Mrs. Morris Wolfe. w.inli: a ':on a tr an11tor _racho; Konn•e Col· Cert1f1cat.es of special �gi,itKrn . Psalm 1 2(1, fol lowed by t h e and Mrs. Adams nad Mra. New- �SURE TO PLIASII bassl )('t decoraled in pa1tel �reen reporter ; Jen nifer Crew, recre- 1 as h er topic "Springtime."' Several Jun,. od high &al.:sman . . a Il for 8a� of $30 or over "'er� giv- 1 Lord ' s Prayer and pledge to ell, who w i l l be in charge of a d l hit . Favors were � mln i�ture atlon lea der ; a nd M a ry Hand- poems were read followed with � W � eFru Gift W nppinf I flag, Tbe by lawa w ere read by the entertainment, a sked each diaper lled with "".ateh, and J. c . _ Ru!lse ll, th 1rd �n to Lmda Kirkland. Ronnie Colpa tel . mml praye r by Edward G rindley. s a et alth e ley, h saf c and h y airman. h • , high, a_ iBble , radio. . Mrs. Morris. It was decided to mem ber lo make a nd br in g a Durmg l J,ns, J. C. Russell Miclr.ey Men- ' the e�enlng F:antes were Patricia He nnessy was elec t , d l Mrs. Maxine Arnold read an i al won Collma Ron n chini, Sue.ie Radford , Jane Baer, n pe than ge tbe next meetine from spr ing hat to the meeting . " e so _ played and pm.es awarded. The as a J un ior l eader and Mary l aticle on tithing and eond ucled a K1ny Peninger , Dick Knight, CinWednesday April 12, to WedRYH■nd,. Ohle p�lze was won by Mn. Sy- Radford and Sandra Wella are I Bible q uiz. Several arlicles were by d e v er s were s t e sh e fr e R ri I .m dy Swatiel. 9 nesday eveni ng At,rU 1 , due A . Af r the honored second ye a r junior l eaders. P ro- read Ly members amt a rontesl to the District Rally at Logan the hosteasea to the above nam- I !Ui: o t.e Dtber caab prizell ranging from I pened her gifts, �e- jects were sele<!ted durin g t h e was conducted by Mrs. L roy 1•·at i ed and Mrs. Clarence Neutzlin g, �ue: on April 12. $5 to $1 were given to Mickey I : y Mra. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Rolla nd 7 m" ent., were serve� to, these mee,tlng. The next meetin g will , son, Jr, Mencbini, $5; Susie Radford $.l· I Endicott Joh,­ . . Games were played un der the Torrence , Mrs. Esther Wright, a 1endmg. The guest hst mclud- be held March 27 at 7 ·. 30 :�m: • Dur mg , th e busmess sessi�, Jane Baer, Kitty Peninge r , Dick 0 T Mrs. Ross Cleland, Mrs. Mabel ed the foll�wing : . ■t the home of J�n nl e Th P mem�rs answered roll eall _with For Boys and Girls Delegates to the St.ate FHA Knight and Cindy Swatz.el each re- i Vi.n M�ter, Mn. Oscar W ebe r, Mrs. Allison '. Mmnie Rizer and son. sprm flowe a al pro)eets I Seve ? r. i ved ce . � All CHANNEL conven tion to be held at t h e ' Lo . $2 Calvert , Ricky Cam \ . �rs. W1Uoughby Hill, Mn . Ma - Kathy and is Ann, Mrs. Pearl ; were discussed mcludmg screens Youth C ter o n . Ceward Roush, M rs. Jean Grueser , M rs. e State fair th r1on Wood. , e: be I h. I anJ hymnals for the churc A o nd nl 2 1 and 2 were ll Alfred Sisson Louanna � I :�to 3 _ �-" ,r. Minnie Roush, r.fra. Hazel Smith ! round robin card w:is seut to Mrs. �; ' : 2· ard ' Bobby Bock, Patsy FuItz. i • Mrs. James Va n Meter, Mrs. Mrs. Eva Weigand , Mrs. Ruth Ry� e ed w en the Rutlan QUALITY THAT d F u• ' : Roger Grindley v.ho is ill. and. Kand e each. Bue ll Ridenour, Mns. Ella Ha n- an, Mrs. Betty Johnson . Mrs. Besre Home maker� of America ts;;,;_�: u: WEARS � and WIAU : I Total dessert rourn� wa s s�rved by l � m lhe ourtis F rederick, s1e Roush, Mrs. M ary Awniller n wn , Mrs. t Mond a y even mg . e O O . , cam i wa., $1354 n. \ he hostes., to Hev. and Mrs. lfa r• Martha _ Brewer preside Mrs. Floyd Ridenour, M rs. He n- Mrs. Colene Fields, Mn. Caroi I old d at l r-:: �II wer divi . QnOt ITC Holmes. Mr. ::t nd �Irs. Morri� • i e . ded rding ry Spencer, Mrs. Eddie H ar- Scyoe, M rs. Nellie Dudding Mrs the meeti ns when delegates I , m Mrs. Maxine to amount each class � e A old I Robes for lhe Cherub Choir of Wolfe tung, Mrs. Henry Beaiter, Mr s. Eugia Johnson, Mrs. Mary • John� MIDDL EPORT lecte w ere • To j Elen a Martln, �u, I ninth grade received -4{1·� perce � , e 1: Claud Davis Mrs. h Methodi st Church, M iddle- j Eugen e Heat nt E�do� Krae u ter and Mrs: Henry son , Mrs. Minnie warner , Mrs. ee Mi l�m 8_11 d Sandra Llttle. j - --E1ch mger. The door pnze was Grace Durst, Mrs. Eve lyn Ihle, �rt were made Thursday even- 1 Cunningham, Mrs. lXmald Moore_ 1 The reSi g nalion of Betty Ja ney ! WY 2-2255 m when the Eleanor Circle of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Mrs 601 E. Ma in PomHoy a":arded to M rs. Nor man Fr ed- Mrs. Lillian Davis, Mrs. Evelyn theg c_hurch met for their regular I U!roy Wr1tson J r., M rs. Miiton a tr�surer WBB accepted a n d 1 c�er}I S e11r les was elected to er1ek. Haley, Mrs. Lillian Bumgardner, -- -�-V a ria n Mrs Helen Wilt Mr . ....d meellng. · Mrs· Carman Dursl, Mr, - EarIi.:ne ' ' • .... fiU the Ofhce. " Elena Martin Mrs. Ernest Frazer wa s devo- ' Mrs Bob Moore, Mrs. Alah Tea- 1 Bumgardner, M rs. Rosa Stewart e a report on the last Junior �:; : r-ri nd, Mrs. Phyllis Johnson, M rs. Eve: tional leader and used the topic ford', Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bo� rd meeti ng. ! I Mr. m y, Sa e l and Hal! Mrs. n p!<o OU . lyn stewart, Mrs. Joan Hendrick- •·we Pra ise Thee f,'or Radiam:e " Jom mittees Ior t he n�xt meet• nd Mrs. Ro rol hy Stewa rt, a . son, M rs. Joan Harman and Mrs. A short business meeting was ron-_ mg were named a nd lnclud ed, ducted by the president, Mrs Kather ine Reitmire. program, Elena Martin, Ma rtha 1 Graee Johnson . Plans for a n ur• Bl"ewe_r , uise Milam a nd Ja n i:o sery at the church dW'ing l:iunc!ay e� W ri_g b t , refreshments, Dr ema morning worship were discussed 1 nirch_f le ld , �u_dy Williams a n d , and members were asked to have Connie W ilhams; recre a tion, Dining out is always a money from the cook books in to I eryl Senr lts, Connie Cheadle, II I ���crta pleasure here. Our menu the lreesury by the next meeting. UIC II Pr idtly and Charlot te is full of tempting dishes. Refr1>shments were served by Plans for the Er1sler m arket of , S ilh. Tf00p If $ the WSCS of the Rutla nd Metho- m. Salisbury Girl Scout Troop Six Mrs. George Dall as, Mrs. Bern· The program fo� tb_e e ard Fultz and Mrs, · Kenneth dist �hurch Wf're made Tuesday � as a 51udy a nd p,acu vening with their eaders, Mrs. J O h n l ce of parI even ing when lhe society met al Cooke. li�i.nentary prOC'edure. Sa n dMoore and Mrs· William C !J" the church. The market will be ON ROUTE 7 lff MIC>DLE PORT wiches, potato ehips and pucr·, I had a weekend cam at / e held April 1 and such hand made It Is amazing how a growing savings account boort9 • / ;omRun lake last articles as aprons, will be offered were _ served at th� close of the y our mo rale. N o matter how small, m.a.ke regular · l l eroy Troop 171 :n: th;;";eaders, for sale. E,1ster ba skets. decorat- l, meeta n�. The nex t meeti ng wil deposits from each paycheck into your •vinp ao, Mr.;. Horton Arnold and Mrs. eel eg1?s sod baked good1, will also be Apnl 13. Off' ICeJ'S O cou n t at TifE CITIZEN'S N ATIONAL BANK. -- -Jack Seidenabel , aa guests. be sold . . . I Friday eve�ing, an outdoor . OUNCED omm •A� M rs. Margaret Shilling, vice Deposits J111ul'M By F .DJ.C. . M r. and Mrs. Wayne Stout eamp fire with troop six in Mrs. res ,"d ent , was in ch arge of the p rl of p Lucy G regi,:, resi ent 3"/4 Interest Paid On $aymfl charge was enjoyed, Saturday the fl.ms Alumn i Association , has meeting and the following were ( Meda Jane ·Werner ) of Waterford a re an n ounc the birth sevof evening entertainment, in charge a announced the firsl meeting of the I na med as a nominating comm ittee , . son o� Febof troop 1 71, incl uded games and offieers and E�ecutive C:Ommitlee to rep.:,rt a _ sI at e of u!ficers t1l the •·n pound , e� I rua at em M orial Hospila l in ,: 19 1?' a 1affY pull. On Stmrlay morning, to plan for th is year's banqu"'t n�xt mee�mg: Mrs . Ruth ErleSunday School. with the lesson and dance w ill be held Fr iday \ w �ne, _chairman, Mrs. M a rie Marietta. He has OC'Pn named I topic "A New Commandment" evening, March 17, at lhe high B1 rchf1e!J and Mu. Graee Cal- Mark Allen and has two brothe rs � Gregory and Jeffrey, Grandpar- ! well was held with SIISaMa Arnold school. . . in charge. Followiog Sunday Offkers of the association are Mrs. Shilling ,program chair- ents are M r. 81 l Mrs. Earl Wer­ ner of Middleport Route and Mrs. · School, the girls broke camp and Gene Harris, vice president, Mrs. man, presented a program on Wayne Stout of Waterford. Great I t returned home. Kenneth Scites, secretary, alld �n and ils meaning to ChristGirls attending from Troop Six Mn 'Thoma!l Seally, treasurer. ians. MedilatioM were read and grandparents are John Werner of Middleport Roule and Mrs. Meda TI-- E ' '."'.' . LE 1,, - - ;: •, - . � :: . · r _ � were Susanna Arnold, Janice and M embers of the Executive Com- recorded Easter music was playGibbs of Pomeroy. Mrs. Werner ed. e. : - ,:, E E \ :""'ITT:- r, _ i::: _ '"'°'; • r,,, · , . • ' , '. Jane Evans, Jackie Jones, Anita mittee are Mrs. Wesley Fry, M rs. t r..ollins, Joan Heweston, Marilyn Charles As� Bradbury, Mrs. Ken- Refreshments were served to � �ed !"'me last week after 18 rnemb_ ers present by M rs. visltmg with the Stouts in WaterMoore alld Patty Fields. Girls of netlt McElhmny, Mrs, Jack Bachearl I.1ttle, Mrs. Birchfield, ford for several days. P the guest Troop were Jackie ner, Mrs. Fred Hibbs and Bob Elle n Tucker and M rs. Betr s. M _ Seldenahel, Nanc)' Arnold, Mary Mills. 1 II ty Siders. It's hard to get along withoul a range, and An -----n McKenzie, Jane i Grueser 1 and Jewel Price. Mrs. T. A. HewAVOID RUSH a refrigerator is almost a necessity. They're etso, accompanied the troops ., I SAN ANTONIO, '"· <UPJI camp nucses. The First Presbyterian Ch1.1rch in both Included in this 3 room group for just downtown San Antonio l)e•ie\'es in CHAPTER TO MEET praying early for Easter· It has The regular meeting of the Har- l ' be Martha Class of the Brad- a sign up that says; risonviJl e Chapt e r, O rd er of the $595. . Eastern Star , will be held Tues- bury <llurch_ of Christ met Wed- ''Avoid the Easter rush . • , At• day, March 1 4, at 8 ?• m. lnitia- nesday evem�g at t�e home of tend church this Swxlay. ·• __ tory work will be zxemrH fled. �rs. _ Neva . Pierce with Mrs. Jes- _ s1e Sisson m cha r ge. Mrs. Sisson IUY ON OUR CONVENIENT TERMS All members are urged to attend Officers are reminded of praetl� �lso � the devotional pe-riorl us­ sess.ion Sunday, March 12, .. . 2 p. mg scr,pture from t.he 1 4th chap. ' 1er o1 John . m . at the hall. Samples of cards and novelties w h ich t�e c-la".8 will � selling Only five u. s. presidents livalo ng with their regular items as ed to celebrate their 80th birth dish clothes and scotch tape, were day : John Adams Madison, J � displayed. Before the close o( MIDDLEPORT 0Ht0 ferson John Qutn°cy Adams the meeting Mrs. Sisson read the Hoove;· poem, "Yardstick.'' CNL> Refreshments were served by Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Hazel Rus­ sell and carried out the St. Pat­ rick's Day motifl, Olhers attend­ ing were Mrs. Leona Eberebach, Mrs. Kathryn Werner, Ms. Evelyn Murray, Mrs. Betnice Winn, Mra. Veda Foley. Mrs. Letha Russell, MASON 1/'t V A Mrs. Elsie Barnhart, Mrs. Alice Johnston and Mrs. Edit.h Russel), RECEG$10,l"� . dise..... • \ 2-Dally Sentinel. Pomel'O)'-Mlddleport, 0., 'Mar. 10, 1881 By Baroid Tbomu Hymn, M.D. Filed milbrandlng C II a r 1 1 I April la the time of the year agalmt a national distributor ol. when poets sing of. the beauties food suppleineota lor promoting of apring. And citizens look up the sale of an India-gniwn gt'BII 1 IU. from income tax form,; just long Uwt purported "to keep men some t imes endangering the status of esSiDa! the size of the U .S. House of enough to commit multiple frac-- stron.g and virile until age 11111 ud even and leaders nal congressio tablished , 1 in 191 at 435 after set was ives Representat tures of the Third Comrrumd- women young and beautiful each against battle into them • even throwing and 7U passed they had ment. the nation's population has doubled. It's pres­ other . From these comes the big Is years. " Aa a pernickety cuSB wno no wonder periodic pressure builds, as p. grateful to live in • democratic OWalaed eoari enlen .. ...,. membershi House boost to sure it is doing again in 196 1 . to 1111 the lid a and even more gr te• H9'NiJe" tJ• pnpan&loa 1111& government The trouble is, Congress just can't and Jet additional Members of Congress which aa t.o ful to have an Income on w � wt&Jt Im 1JM. automatically tack on enough new seats pour in. t pay tues, 1 thought this mlgb teria. to balance the losses. The Constitution On� a House member represented be an ideal time to draw atto- Seized and removed from thl says the distribution has to reflect the. tioJJ to aome of the many hidden market $5 bottle, of a lldfur bath 33,000 people. Now, on the average, he states' relative population standing. So service, rendered ua by ju.t one preparation that promised nlld speaks for 410,000, and some districts hatever, w or 469 or of •ur many federal agencies. 451 to increase, any for rbeumatiam. arthritll and akta have from 900,000 to 1,000,000 people. a example, ii Here, for partial diaeasu; herbal teu and tablell is bound to benefit the big gainers as C a n a lawmaker really represent so Hat of court actionl taken an our made from an Aumalllm tree on. well as the losers. many? behalf in a single month by the offered u I CUNI for aihlete'• foot In fact, to maintain this balance and 80 that complained long Many have Fode,al !lnJg Admlllislralion of alnrua trouble,, akin """4--. still restore all the seats due to be lost the Department of Baallh Edu- glnglvilil, pyorrhea. lj'pbol, Iv,, per cent of their time is taken up with . . member• new a require would by 1962 cation and Weliare: er, ulcers. bad breath ancl Fbma errand boy duty for their constituents. ship ceiling of 547 an increase of 112 Obtained ooneeill lo condemn a and capsulel of • aelatln powdof In the remaining fifth they have lo try a Is that than less "therapeutic vibrato�• thol that promised lo beaulify hair, "'10 Anything members. to think of the national interest, and con­ a tape rocorcllDg of "Smoi< prevent nallo fnvm ,plltt!nl and played compromise that will help some but not sider perhaps 5,000 bills in the legisla• Your Eyes" while dlag- craeklng. curb appetlta, Nduco in Gets all losers. tive year. and UM!lng pathologic ,on weight and build blGocl. I no,Jng It's not only this that works against -.. dttlona ol the bead, lung,, heart, � fnvm Iha mmet and Obviously, logical argument can be , a major change in 1961. Wide feeling ato�, gall bladder, ,pleen, ap- destroyed 310 tGIUI of rodent and ·l r made for boosting House membership. exists that the House is already too un• pendtx and spine. To ,ay noth- fmecl;-cootaminat.ed eocoa pro,, But ii isn't logic that produces a slate 1, ing of cancer, cataracts and germ ducts. flour, r1t'II. dried P • . ,. wieldy. Only four leading countries, Bri• of bills for that purpose every 10 years, dried be... and -· 51 lmll tain, France, Italy and India, have big• w�en the law requires that stale delega­ of rodent.-contaminated bulk whea ger assemblies than our House In these \iom to Congress be altered to reflect ol canned - ..iawkward masses, the membels individ• sup and puree, oontalnlq 111 population shifts It's the emotion of ualily tends to be buried. and _.,,..; 13 lmll al moidJ, I la�makers who �a)' atand to lose their Speaker Rayburn Is believed to be un_ i-ct,Jnfest,d aut,; II - .. r.a, spals, fNllen -• .,. to111 11 apolled willing lo open the floodgates, and ii is .� ··-• pomace that had an ex� pple a With the total frozen at 435, the big agreed his signal is required . Some sea. DDT: shipmento of sive amount By Sanoh M. RIie p(jpulation gainers inevitably profit at sane d hea ds th. ' mk a short hike to 4 38, II WASHINGTON COLUMN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rife and of celery wit.II unaafe amount& of the expense of losers and smaller gainmereI y olf se mg seals awarded to Ha• of pesticlde: gretm coffee beans with Peter remarked one day that ington since the President started daughten, Barbara Jean, ers, This time 21 seats would be cut waii and Alaska, is the most he might BY JERRY BENNETT wood eplintera and Qltb, and freah arrived , Va W. , lesro r n Cha , is gelling the South WASHINGTON cNEA) - Abra- when he looked out over his going to the flicks 3\\'.&Y from 16 states, wlth Pennsylvania endorse. hie and processed cr�u with an with for visit a ho rebry BChool's parking lot. It wasn't crowd in.side the theater. L ery- me Friday tiet new , Rlbicoff A. barn r ch b t C Mrs. e Charles and exce111ive BIDCIW(_'!( }feed killer. ances seem s ong ertainly t e on standing \.Jtside lo parents, Mr. and N w York each losing three, Massaof health, education and welfare hard to tell wh ich cars belonged one insists MayN yuu're � mood Ito Mr. chusetts and Arkansas each two. that 00 bigger change will emerge from who must shepherd Pre1ident to professors. They were tbe beat see if Kennedy will arrive ,.nex- Rife, and with her parent.a, Rutland agree wUh me. Bill r, la:J' yOII and Mrs. Sam Wllllams of the House rniew or these proposals that Kennedy's federal aid to educe• up jobs, five and aix yeara old. pectedly. The losing states have to carve their s le r Rife Cha 811d I got OIII' maey'e werih • recent premiere of "Ex- R. D. Mr. and M rs. ---, co•gr n_ ns s_ tion bill through Congress, got a 1be students drove lo school in At the ew e:_g:..i_ f_ a_ aps _ lo_ on_ l_m r_ o_ _ s,__b sl l_c lc_ r_d_i_ e_ s_ _ __ __ln _ ,· o_ •s_ -_ the tu •eUar tllll& ... tpnl ., installed electric heat having � re even rs showp..ie any odus," m --- l lesson on the need for increasin g new classy chaasis. _ _ ---::---:= w. WaJ, their seats when m their home. teachers' pay from his son , Prt --. EVERYTHING IS BUSINF,&Cj fused to take e and Beveridg Mrs. ____ DorotlQ• edy's n Ken rumor of t The young man has an M. A. from business, business wilh the RUS-- old tltat the spent of thens ie, d Fred son, of Dr. Hyman's leaf­ copy Fo � r a definitely Stanford .amt has been tr�C"hin g in sians. At a reL-ent Red military expected arrival was nts pare he r with g n eni Sa ev turday , Choose Your Family California because he likes the l wingding, a U. S. defense in• falae. Another rumor had it that M r . and M rs. Charles R ife, Patty let "How to ng Doct or .. seIJd 10 cents tu Dr. By. work a nd will make a career of! du stry executive gave an air• the secret Service was debunki ar nd y. a L r m an �are of 'Ille Gallipoli.a Tr� craft lapel pin to Soviet Ambos- the first rumor to clear the lobby. it. ' M rs. Sarah M , Rife made a busGe n e r el Roi> Fi n ally Atto rn ey une eox 489 Dept. B Radio City sarfor Mikhail Menshikov. Thr ambassador' s only com- ert Kennedy did arrive. Seeing the lness tr ip to Rutland , Friday. stalion N� York 19°' N• y• ' N. and Rife {Jack> Charles A. o st m satisfied brother t's n Preside ment was, "Oh, yell. This isn't opof t.he ruhbe r-neckers. A few die- B. Sparks of st. Albans spent Sun· er:1tional yet . " \\'HF.N DEFENSE Secretary hards, however, were still waiting day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife and children. Robnt S. McNamara in.stalled a outside after the show sta.rted. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowen of ToNational ICAN "TO THE ONE J LOVE'' direct trlephone hook-up from his THE REPUBL spent the past week end with ledo non a d office to tbe secretaries of the Committee recently maile Bowen Army, Navy and Air torce, he partisan letter to both Democratic lus mother, Mrs, Freda j do believe that God abovt, ren. d chil and achieved the reputation of being aod Republican bra.,s throughout Crea� you for me to love, a The honor roll list for fourth the most valiant red tape cutter lhe country. TM salutations were Mn. Ethel Rife waa a business And p e ou o i � r ,\ ut frQIII. ll the the same o1i each letter includlng visitor in Pomeroy Tblll'14ay. , six-weeks periOd at Eastern High in Pentagon history. · : w I loved ,� ' "&e;& N wags tbe one to President Kenne dy. It Mr. and Mrli. - G. �. R'lfe and Becaute Defense Department lneludes, accord ing to Principal Mrs. Ethel Rife and sons ealled 0. C. Blbbee, Senion - xR ay say that anyone who would dare bepo, "Dear Sir or Madam." on Mrs. Myrta Rife of Wilkesvflle best. Coleman, Ctuirlea CUrli1, Le atha hypas!I three top level Girls Fri• OFFICIALS OF Project HOPE, the U. S. hospital train ing ship Frlday evening. Mrs. Rife cele- If go to Heave and you're not Bibbee, Richard Froal, Sandra · day has got to have n �rve. n. tllat brated her 85th birthday March 1 Wolfe, Jaek Kelley, Shirley Barr, ALTHOUGH IIAWA.R RAS been now in Indonesia, report there, time. small eom- 8. She isn't 10 wtU at thls JWJlor■ - Marsha Evans, Eva a state for more than a year and most natives carry 'l1!ey Joseph L. Rife of Chillicothe I'll paint your name on the &olden treatment. ing du Gilland , Judy Fkk, x Lila Bahr a half, Republlean Sen. Hiram L. puses r and need the compas- apent Sunday with his parents, stair Kaye Bahr , Frank Andrew, Jan- Fong, still receives moll address- are Moslem Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife, Patty So all the angelt will know an4 e 'Hawaiian E mbassy." ses !IO they won't m l!1take the diet Caldwel� Mary Jaoo cashdol, ed to th ' see and Larry, What amazes and disturbs Fong reclion of Mecca. Lir, Betty Cowdery, Geraldine you, my darling, meant lo What Ray d n a s n Alba St. or Rife most Is that some of the letters A BUREAUCRAT'S <Wtntuen GI Jack j Durst, Marlbn Koehler, Ma r orme. Sals nt ll eek r C pe a New FrontierBJn11n : " Someone Brooks of Cahi come from school teacben. ie Hoffman, Karen Snyder, v ir- B100E8T PROBLEM of heldlnl who used to worlr: for you nine urday evening with �- and Mrs. ginia Wright, C.Onn ie Spenc.-er, a Hollywood premiere in Wash• years ago who is now your boss.' .. lllarles Rife and family, If you don"t arrive bJ Judgment Donna Bahr. of Canoc:le day Mr, and Mrs. Daye So;,bomores - Melanle Brown Carpenter RD ,pent Sunday after- I'll �w you have - the Sharon Freeker, xJanet Bissell: noon with Mrs. Freda Bowen and way ne r, Cod for x Judith grateful Hill · ar_bara column le a famUy. Other Sunday gueats I, give J This xB GAY PAULEY B • a ClfAIILESTON, w. vA. - Two of the World." Youth attending tlons on the slaff of lhls summer's the "Why don't were Mr. and Mrs. ..o n.ytnond Uwi....., the ngelt .. back thi!lr Jackie Frecker, Joyce Fick, Pegthorou"h UPI W,fflf'a · 't Editor l!o'' look into worbhop1 for WHl Virginia Coll- will be deslgnuted by dllltrict , dl· wor1.-� ' Jeanne . · ""''"I'• They are M JU n Iyn Curtis, ..opgolden llarpo ilnll you" "Or why &dn't you" to Thomas and aons of Langsville Their Amberger , -..aro IY OVftJ work. Ierence Meth_,,_ •-"' w Ill be rector■ of youth -� .,.,...., Rampp, Fairmont, conference dt Macy Cameron, Eileen Brannnn, NEW YORK ( UPIJ-Any girl Annie Lee Singletary. in her and Mrs. Faye Wood. , thing, . be� March 17, 18 and 19 ot Jack- M �• Ernaline Crane, Noshville, n,ctor of youth work .· the Re, . Su nn her age who Is still single after I I B "Something For the Girls" apt S day A x e A Myers, Richard Nease, u!t to I've been : S:s ton • kill. 5cto'� es daily represenUn& the Youth Depart, Oisrle Godwin Oak) nd M 2 s skid � � Will. Drusllla ne, Salem peari g i n the W!nlton :t �� Osbor E1J;:;i ��nd naleen n Ro s w ' :· · � : � � � bert : � et Welli g Key �Y youth and adults an menl of the GenorRI Board of Ed land d Ro M r. and Mrs. Ronald Rife of rII go' F�en - Oor1hy Burke, El- m: :8, , , n, · 1 n you g (N.C.> Journal and Sentinel. ' • • � you. '· • resour ce MVP' publicity cha�. npecU!d to attend ti)e Metbodllt ucatlon, will aerve as r � � � ' · y As Annie Lee, a Southern Belle Fairborn spent the �k end with Dillon, xJanet Heber, Larr la so ' Youth Fund workshop, "Wlndow1 per n of �Is workshop. M I 1 11 M.l&s Rampp will be dean of Landon, Terry Hoffman, G ) en rp O• .:15� , And any glrl In this category of Immense cbarm aod good his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Cha • Ohkt' 5?"dra Piester, New Marlins- women, Mr. Godwin business manand Mr. parent.a, her and Rife es Jes can J always girl a It, aees Brown, me ee Robert looks, lo · am Bissell, up with al ng sln has co ville, conference outreach chair apr and Mr. Welling y O u th R Erle �lcbols, Norma Mays, Some fe- enswer , "I just didn't want to Mn. Guy Priddy, utland, a swer. n quick ne o least • men, and Mra. William B y rd, chairman. , Rife, Patty Ronald Mr.i. and Mr. Sandra lt u b friendship." arker, Jo Ann .sc i males J know have conjured sev- spoil a beautiful Madi110n , arranged the workshop - --------- P (W U, d Larry Rife and tarry Hoff• DBVO'l'ICD TO IN'l'D Spr eral replies ranging from • ,rac- Or, she can aay, ••t didn't want. an , IIBlOI IIA80N &IIBA "What on Earth Is ... od Doing?'' Plains called on Rev. and Mrs. xague, caned on Mr. and Mni. man " �• all A s. l "I' m waiting for a million• to lose my amateur standing. tica h Barn art and Freda M iller. . 111 the theme of the other worll George Saxton and family Satur., 11 ,. 1 o.... ,. · alre" tv tlle cagey "Nobody's But MIH Shlg1etary points out ......, &hop. Il Is open to all Methodist The Board Meetin,: of the y evening. r da de..� � .,.__ -- .... will only ever asked tnfl," or "] don't wa n t answers that these l' • MABKE Mr. and Mra, George Saxton Ga, tn Th Ollla v-.u-, Paltll--■ youth. Toose In chl:l?ge &NI Mias J.louae of Prayer met al the home 1 p¾Mb . II., lnqu'·ltor tfe:eeete . Iha tut stop be tied down " ot n �. to v .. • .., N �• ...... and famiiY were shoPPInI ln Ulllo BIIIIIMtl REI Judy Burns Romney• conference of Mrs, Freda Miller . 'ThOlt' ,..� a fl.., ' J Nature" •JJ'Olyptllou■ B Ft.HUI. �11nn• Wellstcm Saturday. faith chairman, and the Rever- ent were Rev. and Mrs Llfe. Mr. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Live- Still others throw the Inquisitor • ..• ::-:,:::wr Mrs. d n a w Dill car JtUe and Mr N girl ger, Cb and r1 ho one of in te Os arl She Its hold l wll M A .Mr, and I MaHOn . friend J1 PT The !, � e d William Street, Pineville, ad I ofl by draggma out a 1Cented stock: 0 , Mrs. RJchard Barton and Mrs Id• ,..... monthly meeting on Tue!l ult chairman reples, I m ,o)ygamoua by na- son, Larry, called on Mrs. Myrta �1011., .4 l o 100, nky, dabbing at eyes auddenly calves, ha . i C � 200 � 1e dl.J, llarcb It, at ?;so p m. M r, Three M�ilt leader, from Ekh1nger, Gueatll w�ere Stev eoough alaught.er steers or helfer11 • moist and Indicating that soma- lure. Those who knOW what I Rife of Wllkeavllle Saturday. Mrs. lotttn.01 Dillinger and Nedra wers. Y rn.. think it'a a Rood Faye Wood •• also a caller, Jaaet lirface. preiident, .. m be the ConfelWICe w ill Mrs. Thelma eaee entertained for market test , good to low : where along the JlDe there bas I mean seem to u ::;:: be answer ; thoee who doll'& know �- ---In ebarp of UM meeting M I s 5 .p: �ia Mareh 18 to 15 friends from Huntigglon Sllnd•Y · choica 1000-1050 lb ■laughter steers been a bUghted ·romance and lbe 1 . nufacture o[ paper In Eur- Daltr Ma t ma ide y st th11i meaning dec the ju ['f Sleeth'■ and Mn Dorothy , ou ! j d so to rrow is 1Ullldard pla ing er ust ma • rtkl mixed t te and lot whole , .,_ ......, .:; to apa Mu. Erma Cleland and Mrs. :13.00-2.5.IIO M pa Ill · be I'm affiieted with aomethlfll ope first was e■tabUshed by the :: ..,"� .,,_. PJ1tt'1 • flnC. grade, will take pnrt 22.50, small loll stand- l ful for discus�ion. �n, conference. The meet- Navada Beaver spent Monday af• llflJlram. that shouldn't � menUoned in Moors In Spain about the middle In 11 he�d ln prepa(ltloa for the temoon in Pomeroy on bl.lflme81• ard 19 50-21 50; cows mostly 13.00- 1 aunt of the 12lh century. a• � mtxed company , 1Pfaker of the eveQaeatlea Onnpllnle•r,T Regal- Mr. and Mn. PU Myers ind 16.50; bulla 18 09-20 00; vealer• w glr are t "W1il be Mr Clyde Foley prm- 11� Jurildletlon h alw: ,ol\ � ia■ Sc� ltt, M 1st Youtb hllow&blp to lwln daughter■ of Columbus ,pent weak to 1 iower . high good to Then here • t e • )I ho M . W be held Julr 13-28 at Lyeomlng i the weekeM with her pareota, avef'.JI'! • chdb 3.0ll-34.IID: mclll conslder such question -::.--:::----;i:-;-i : IIINlt e,peciallv If R comeo from l""".--.,-.,-------:----------bl speak �-r the 4!1W College, W111iamapo,t, l'ennsyl- 1 Mr. ,nd Mr,, WIiiis Frosl, Dick good .. ' :Ill, atend a,d 20 • 25. � 1 • man who a• this way. ''How ' l)o Ev TiJne ..--..--. B ,...., ,._,� � z.o 1 and Joan. · ania. 41UP v '-vtryOne :::c:" I it .11 ) 11� • I s a s•r "' � JO'I I never �� .... _ • ma- a special effort The three wln hold •uiy posl- Mn F.dith Wakley ol. Marietta Hoga 1800, barrows and gilts ten mattied' 11,lt • lndleales - \ and Mrs. Navada Beaver r�t- , ■teady to 15 h igher elollng yNlea I �·s a terrific calcb � It's go1 moatlJ steady; 80� atead to ly visited Mr& Goldie Wolfe, to.'liJ. �aubject that eonce_rns 1 combination Greg• � �- that II civic mind Mr and r,trs. Norman McCain I stnlla· UO head t-l Ito-ISO lb mg to take a f Peck • Marlon Brando • Cary In the odlooill. and daughlen, M,, Dana )lcCain and !lilt• lB.JO; moot • ory Gra to get ber to tho ■!tar. ot • end Mrs -· Cleland ,penl a mixed ,_,, Md 1-3 ·- lb 17.5(). 1 · .. .,...,•. prile beJng wW -· day ,. Huntlogton oci be at•1 ■.OD, rno■tly 1'1.f6. 11.00, for more l 4,llotflW"Y H ded if m 190-DO lb . 2-3 �IGO Jb l ffeath Gro"p, To 8eaftr · - lod refn■hmentl will �1y1!!r� un or Mn: Ffflla Miller enlffla!Md • F=er1 and ,:' lb 7 60· i W...... t7. 50• ti Uftliorm 250 1 • , Cont1f'ne Nest Week l'U5-60 ' 1',...anHVi11e ....__ \ meefmg m with a stork shower SMurde u-1 w.ent lol ll.50 mixed IS SCI0--45G lb 1 n 't · ' F or Mn LeRoy Sauters.Y ne- 1i lo Columbus to spend the weekend lb sows 15 7r,..1i_ 75, 2·3 4f,o.flf)I) lm. : '!'he 0£ricia1 Board of Heath • , � MM(W a.DIIC �: received manv lovely 61rte with his daupter, M r . and ,vln. 11·2i-lB·00 boors• steady• 1 .,· � Methodist Churcll Middleport w i ll ' ' ' UmWkw· Mn Lo,tUa P'llld- from June Wolfe, D«lna BoWffs, I A. G. Glbau. I 11.50. meet Sunday at 7.IO p. m. at the , , i ,1 hlll, ' 'M . ��� ardi I , Mn Nedra Bowers Mn Wyatt, her M n. Bull lddenol.r and Mn. I Shee;> 1 00 , not enough to l!Slab · church. O. i:"lfellDIQ. VMdleport.. -· Ja"""ler and 'Sand ra · Mrs. M m- James Rldenour iq,enl Monday in lid! trade. 1 Monday evt'nlng the WSCS will I Lltart ,r "',...Clay, Mrs. Elizabeth f'lay, Gallipoli&. ·•n. U . TY . PENA H A E mr�t at the churth with Re\•, JlaJ· L T V� ODNWolft, � Mrt. Ida Eichinger, Re.-. and Mn. C. N Jraaes •labd with ORD RS DE I • ' mon Konkrlghl 81 devotlonal � I; 11n �� 'Mn. Life, Mrs. Elizabeth W ick- . Mr. and M ;a. Ray Morns aod · - --I The go,ern leoder. Proaram. loo!ler wW be llll;� .::;;, . '. him, LeRoy Sauten ,nd LN,on,I Mr,. Rlcbanl Fide and daul),lor l, HAVANA UPI npeqt: will demand the death pen- Mrs. NIWI �- Holteuel !or •• Belain&Tuesday aftemDoa. I , 4 _ , 1 the � - will be Mn. John Sffldinl !lilts but not pre""1 \ Mra. E1tube1b Clay and Mn. a1tf for M■J, WIDlam Morpn, an Ke t.cha,..,_ Mn. llayma Konk,. S. ·cltl� ..,...,_, Pl,II,. � Mn. Oaear Dlllingtr, Mr. P'ftda Viller "lillled with Mn. ! Alnerican who Jost his U , . right and Mra. J■mea Criswell aod Mr,. Frar1k Gaul, Mrs. Carl I Irene Bentz who ha■ been poorif, j lllllhlp for fllhting 111 Fkiel Caa,.,olutlnn. aulhoritaU,e tro', � �lam. Bailoy, Mn. R-11. Mr. . _,,.,.,.... � 1aid tod.ay. Morgan baa ! uctJPERA.TINII . ' � jJJJ,.y; Ml'I: Rlehatrd Bartan and Mn. r The pla.net Vllm, al iDtervllil■ · ■a 1 iii .W.,, J: Willi, Frost, of about a year and • ball draw bierl held inc:ommunicado sinee � Tom CJarll: who m.derwent ■urgery et Bohft HospftaJ recentl,: WM; t1) b cream and cake we� 1erv- cio,e to � imd becomu om- hili lffM lad Odober. l la rtcuptratlnl at bi• home .; Joined Toledo, of ' "'ening ,1ar, hrlsJ,t ■-.II Jo """""· "· cf ed. 1 .- --.n 1 •·< · an-. Paul � ol. nappers cut a ■hailR. -� • aJ;m1 .ia .._ - S)'racUJe. , ,.,,, --� ti .. . Statu s Quo !' ' 7¥ 4..,, , - - · . ,, ·= ,•" ROWLEY and REED H A R DW A R E N. Second Ave. Middleport PIT TIIMS AIIANGIDI 95 IACN PIICf ."". !Ill II � ' FO R E M A N a n d A B B OTT N. Second Ave. Middleport . ,. , 11, • �... - •-~• ._ _ __ _ _ _ ••., .....•• r :;w ..,.:.1 ---�-�-=--:s-s..:i:. -- · • • • - --. .... , , _ - . --=- - -- ------- ·· Mlli·;-,;,,., ,.. _ _ _ , :, 1. • , .,... ::. -. � r. ---r. A•.:c.......rs::::etAK� -.� -- . -, ..,viWl?Q -·-'- · · · · · · · · - -- · - · · · · · · · · · · - - � • · · · · ·� -- &•4 •. 4- t. '. fl" , De Daily Sen tinel --- COMMiNTATING, EDITORIALLY - t\ ,I -- · · - · · · - . - - -· - - - - - - · · -- ---i: . ,. • • • • ---·7, ..-T-.,. -· - - �- ool'' Dally Senlin•I. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. 10, 1961-3 Past Councilors Chester Council Todafs Medical Report ._ SHIL[ I•· .. - The Martin Restaurant l House �ull Of All $ Hew furniture B E D R O O M ­ •• eornpll- 1 I , tf ..&:--:- Cheste I� S al Notes �,;c .::: 1 iW I ------ . .. I :\ Ie 1. Roush's Shoe Ston Ch 6 G. I I ANOfHER WASHDAY ------- East,er Market Plans M ade By Weekend Camp Enjoyed By td h Class ----- MHS Alumn, C II F. ,rst Meeting 595 liiiiens �alional B - 1 3 Rooms Baker Furniture New f Furniture $'299 i\1 A :i O N FURNITURE CO. I \ \ $ M1 YINY- BOND, .NO ',�, MO NEY $ DOWN IMPROVE YOUR HOME ,_ . • . ' I. 2. 3. 4. O N $500. I ·· " ------ ·· ·· ' �� M.IDDI.LPORY O --­ ,111r1 _ ..,... _ _ 1111. Tt .M'fll --- • Extra CCllllfort f,- lutdtft!1 of fiml, l'tilliMI toib • The odl-proof bord... -... ira1-wet1't ,,,,. 111111 • SHVIINIIJ COftl-.d ill IIIOdem,, clurabi., htoh-i,yt.tl fabric • Strait '-di• and lorp .... acaun<flllMI�- uua Only •6·35 . ANOTIIIII OIUAT PATTIIIUIO"....IIGaNT PIIOOUCIT i J-----------------·_,_._.__; _.•_.J-Ij S. THIRD AVE. urcel �r:f,-: 5. Repairs 6. Insulated Siding 7. C..lling Tile . 8. Plastic or Ceram,lc Tile . PHONE WY-2-2709 Sea/J;"Slumber Ease" Mattress & Box Spring "@,:: , ....... ., •r:, - - CUT Cf'flll IIOIT ..,_ -011.& VALLEY LUMBER. AND_SUJ!PLY . Truly, the finest of o/1. � \!J' W--■ ... Klllml A Small Payment Of $1 7.22 A Month A New Addition Floor Tile Kitchen Cabinets Storm Doors & Windows V I N Y L LATEX FLAT WA L L F I N I S H , ,..,. •n1111..0), •--11, , -: 1• • FREE ESTIMATES ON . :r,, , •ndl c· I IOLA'S Gin SHOP 1 Novelty Items ..;;r,, . t· _', . _· i Examines Cards, ..._ii • -�!f!:"8• - • Prizes In Magazine Named B FHA . Convent,on Bradb ury Class :-=J::! �.;T:1' -r:: .,.-; :=iPC:�:_r.,;: :::aiW::,..:..1::, • .-. 4i._ a.nu.:r' 1:9.....,nc, .,� .:.L-;:c: Jt i LIVING RO OM K I TC H E N - OfflN,... I s -----Cherub Cho,r R b M d 8y es e Ele MARTIN JHE DAILY $BfflND . »•�-PMI I AT THE show., a. n. ... ..., -.... ... Sales . ....,. ,.... ... 'Ille ·- .... . Dine y r Wife woman,s v·1ew .,PORT I s Delegates Are ANTENNAS $10.95 up CLELAND'S Poet's Comer ew Jr High B:, :!:,� !�?.��... '" A,;. :!r� ti t :�r News Items Mr. Foley Will . SDMk About r Entertained A t Organize For O Baby Gifts • . • 2- Methodist Worksho ps· At Jackson'S M"ll I Given Friday ............... -- J' umor High tudents Get f Large Selection Of !"', It, 5 Two Classes Merry Lassies �:��!�,�:���!����2.E!!n�?� N,f2! !���!� .___ c.o_lwlA � . _ Y -1 I Buckwheat Stork Shower I The leftllth grade nc:eldid .,_, cent plus a 10 cent donatlfll &a, make lbeir a:h.an! •.'1', ,nd ��1?,r 4 H club . Da,11 I PrtZe, woo by ,tudenU of Porn- and ptnc ll ,et for sellmg the most '91l.3S was given n,�P?.� ii Jr. of Muon wu honored on last met and org,niud TuNday t"Vt:• tertained the Homebuilder, and to lbe .Janlar ter Council Daughters of Amer• •nd Mni. Norman Frederick, Friday night w ith a stork shower : nin1 in observance or Na t ion a l I Friendly Cirr\e dasM>s of the eruy Jumor High School durmg I 1ubAcr1pt Jon1 to Journal and, High School Fund. I their recent magaiw campa ign Post mag.amn. A travel dock _ a-warded. Several a� the home of Mrs. Wllll.a.,1 Da- 4·H week , al the home of Jennl- 1 Syracuae Nazarene Church Tues- wert awarded 111 lea m e t Wedn esday e venin 1 a t and pr1zea a •� ial as-- a•,1.-arded by way of s locky draw r••••----------------• · , da y evening at their home m I the Iod1e hall wlth Mn. Fan n ie membera received g.lfta from VJ! Sr. In Mason . Auistmg u hoa- fer Crew. er aembly Wednesday mornm1 1 :: I wiui won by Kitty Perain . g teases !or the event were Ml'B. Election of offken was held i SyracuM" Mrs. G lady■_ Hayman, direttot" Pearl Williams' Eighth Grade , .A.dams 181 Mrs. Hobart Newell th eir secre t pal!!. Frallet!s Slewa l1 . Mrs. Helen 1 wllh Mary Radford 1el ecled u The meeting , in c har �e of Mn I the campaign, announce:'-1 tt� iI J-l omer� wcm a free one year a& ho1l.:me1. r t a nd wa_ Mrs. Mary H a rold pres av : e nt, o Fowler. pened S es ; l D ui id Mn. John Haye-1 and Mr1. � pr ident Patric a He nne 1 y, moor� and gave them . . . 1r pri - subsc r 1plJ011 ta a popular magaine ar ied �astel colors were med vice preaid e-n t ; Sa ndra Thom u , with kripture rel"ld mg by the l<t'v. Mn. Ray Morrls, president, James Ridenour will be hos:res. L inda Kir�lld , high ule• for their leocher and $S in cash n decor�tm1U1 throughout lhe 1eerelary ; Na ncy Burna , treas- 1 Harold Holmes. Devotioll.!I were I m n of the_ ent1re . student _ body . for t�_lr class. THAT ARE opened the me etif18 by readin g tesses for the April mee ti n g Gifts were placed in a urer; Jonnie Thompson. news ' led by Mrs. Morris Wolfe. w.inli: a ':on a tr an11tor _racho; Konn•e Col· Cert1f1cat.es of special �gi,itKrn . Psalm 1 2(1, fol lowed by t h e and Mrs. Adams nad Mra. New- �SURE TO PLIASII bassl )('t decoraled in pa1tel �reen reporter ; Jen nifer Crew, recre- 1 as h er topic "Springtime."' Several Jun,. od high &al.:sman . . a Il for 8a� of $30 or over "'er� giv- 1 Lord ' s Prayer and pledge to ell, who w i l l be in charge of a d l hit . Favors were � mln i�ture atlon lea der ; a nd M a ry Hand- poems were read followed with � W � eFru Gift W nppinf I flag, Tbe by lawa w ere read by the entertainment, a sked each diaper lled with "".ateh, and J. c . _ Ru!lse ll, th 1rd �n to Lmda Kirkland. Ronnie Colpa tel . mml praye r by Edward G rindley. s a et alth e ley, h saf c and h y airman. h • , high, a_ iBble , radio. . Mrs. Morris. It was decided to mem ber lo make a nd br in g a Durmg l J,ns, J. C. Russell Miclr.ey Men- ' the e�enlng F:antes were Patricia He nnessy was elec t , d l Mrs. Maxine Arnold read an i al won Collma Ron n chini, Sue.ie Radford , Jane Baer, n pe than ge tbe next meetine from spr ing hat to the meeting . " e so _ played and pm.es awarded. The as a J un ior l eader and Mary l aticle on tithing and eond ucled a K1ny Peninger , Dick Knight, CinWednesday April 12, to WedRYH■nd,. Ohle p�lze was won by Mn. Sy- Radford and Sandra Wella are I Bible q uiz. Several arlicles were by d e v er s were s t e sh e fr e R ri I .m dy Swatiel. 9 nesday eveni ng At,rU 1 , due A . Af r the honored second ye a r junior l eaders. P ro- read Ly members amt a rontesl to the District Rally at Logan the hosteasea to the above nam- I !Ui: o t.e Dtber caab prizell ranging from I pened her gifts, �e- jects were sele<!ted durin g t h e was conducted by Mrs. L roy 1•·at i ed and Mrs. Clarence Neutzlin g, �ue: on April 12. $5 to $1 were given to Mickey I : y Mra. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Rolla nd 7 m" ent., were serve� to, these mee,tlng. The next meetin g will , son, Jr, Mencbini, $5; Susie Radford $.l· I Endicott Joh,­ . . Games were played un der the Torrence , Mrs. Esther Wright, a 1endmg. The guest hst mclud- be held March 27 at 7 ·. 30 :�m: • Dur mg , th e busmess sessi�, Jane Baer, Kitty Peninge r , Dick 0 T Mrs. Ross Cleland, Mrs. Mabel ed the foll�wing : . ■t the home of J�n nl e Th P mem�rs answered roll eall _with For Boys and Girls Delegates to the St.ate FHA Knight and Cindy Swatz.el each re- i Vi.n M�ter, Mn. Oscar W ebe r, Mrs. Allison '. Mmnie Rizer and son. sprm flowe a al pro)eets I Seve ? r. i ved ce . � All CHANNEL conven tion to be held at t h e ' Lo . $2 Calvert , Ricky Cam \ . �rs. W1Uoughby Hill, Mn . Ma - Kathy and is Ann, Mrs. Pearl ; were discussed mcludmg screens Youth C ter o n . Ceward Roush, M rs. Jean Grueser , M rs. e State fair th r1on Wood. , e: be I h. I anJ hymnals for the churc A o nd nl 2 1 and 2 were ll Alfred Sisson Louanna � I :�to 3 _ �-" ,r. Minnie Roush, r.fra. Hazel Smith ! round robin card w:is seut to Mrs. �; ' : 2· ard ' Bobby Bock, Patsy FuItz. i • Mrs. James Va n Meter, Mrs. Mrs. Eva Weigand , Mrs. Ruth Ry� e ed w en the Rutlan QUALITY THAT d F u• ' : Roger Grindley v.ho is ill. and. Kand e each. Bue ll Ridenour, Mns. Ella Ha n- an, Mrs. Betty Johnson . Mrs. Besre Home maker� of America ts;;,;_�: u: WEARS � and WIAU : I Total dessert rourn� wa s s�rved by l � m lhe ourtis F rederick, s1e Roush, Mrs. M ary Awniller n wn , Mrs. t Mond a y even mg . e O O . , cam i wa., $1354 n. \ he hostes., to Hev. and Mrs. lfa r• Martha _ Brewer preside Mrs. Floyd Ridenour, M rs. He n- Mrs. Colene Fields, Mn. Caroi I old d at l r-:: �II wer divi . QnOt ITC Holmes. Mr. ::t nd �Irs. Morri� • i e . ded rding ry Spencer, Mrs. Eddie H ar- Scyoe, M rs. Nellie Dudding Mrs the meeti ns when delegates I , m Mrs. Maxine to amount each class � e A old I Robes for lhe Cherub Choir of Wolfe tung, Mrs. Henry Beaiter, Mr s. Eugia Johnson, Mrs. Mary • John� MIDDL EPORT lecte w ere • To j Elen a Martln, �u, I ninth grade received -4{1·� perce � , e 1: Claud Davis Mrs. h Methodi st Church, M iddle- j Eugen e Heat nt E�do� Krae u ter and Mrs: Henry son , Mrs. Minnie warner , Mrs. ee Mi l�m 8_11 d Sandra Llttle. j - --E1ch mger. The door pnze was Grace Durst, Mrs. Eve lyn Ihle, �rt were made Thursday even- 1 Cunningham, Mrs. lXmald Moore_ 1 The reSi g nalion of Betty Ja ney ! WY 2-2255 m when the Eleanor Circle of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Mrs 601 E. Ma in PomHoy a":arded to M rs. Nor man Fr ed- Mrs. Lillian Davis, Mrs. Evelyn theg c_hurch met for their regular I U!roy Wr1tson J r., M rs. Miiton a tr�surer WBB accepted a n d 1 c�er}I S e11r les was elected to er1ek. Haley, Mrs. Lillian Bumgardner, -- -�-V a ria n Mrs Helen Wilt Mr . ....d meellng. · Mrs· Carman Dursl, Mr, - EarIi.:ne ' ' • .... fiU the Ofhce. " Elena Martin Mrs. Ernest Frazer wa s devo- ' Mrs Bob Moore, Mrs. Alah Tea- 1 Bumgardner, M rs. Rosa Stewart e a report on the last Junior �:; : r-ri nd, Mrs. Phyllis Johnson, M rs. Eve: tional leader and used the topic ford', Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bo� rd meeti ng. ! I Mr. m y, Sa e l and Hal! Mrs. n p!<o OU . lyn stewart, Mrs. Joan Hendrick- •·we Pra ise Thee f,'or Radiam:e " Jom mittees Ior t he n�xt meet• nd Mrs. Ro rol hy Stewa rt, a . son, M rs. Joan Harman and Mrs. A short business meeting was ron-_ mg were named a nd lnclud ed, ducted by the president, Mrs Kather ine Reitmire. program, Elena Martin, Ma rtha 1 Graee Johnson . Plans for a n ur• Bl"ewe_r , uise Milam a nd Ja n i:o sery at the church dW'ing l:iunc!ay e� W ri_g b t , refreshments, Dr ema morning worship were discussed 1 nirch_f le ld , �u_dy Williams a n d , and members were asked to have Connie W ilhams; recre a tion, Dining out is always a money from the cook books in to I eryl Senr lts, Connie Cheadle, II I ���crta pleasure here. Our menu the lreesury by the next meeting. UIC II Pr idtly and Charlot te is full of tempting dishes. Refr1>shments were served by Plans for the Er1sler m arket of , S ilh. Tf00p If $ the WSCS of the Rutla nd Metho- m. Salisbury Girl Scout Troop Six Mrs. George Dall as, Mrs. Bern· The program fo� tb_e e ard Fultz and Mrs, · Kenneth dist �hurch Wf're made Tuesday � as a 51udy a nd p,acu vening with their eaders, Mrs. J O h n l ce of parI even ing when lhe society met al Cooke. li�i.nentary prOC'edure. Sa n dMoore and Mrs· William C !J" the church. The market will be ON ROUTE 7 lff MIC>DLE PORT wiches, potato ehips and pucr·, I had a weekend cam at / e held April 1 and such hand made It Is amazing how a growing savings account boort9 • / ;omRun lake last articles as aprons, will be offered were _ served at th� close of the y our mo rale. N o matter how small, m.a.ke regular · l l eroy Troop 171 :n: th;;";eaders, for sale. E,1ster ba skets. decorat- l, meeta n�. The nex t meeti ng wil deposits from each paycheck into your •vinp ao, Mr.;. Horton Arnold and Mrs. eel eg1?s sod baked good1, will also be Apnl 13. Off' ICeJ'S O cou n t at TifE CITIZEN'S N ATIONAL BANK. -- -Jack Seidenabel , aa guests. be sold . . . I Friday eve�ing, an outdoor . OUNCED omm •A� M rs. Margaret Shilling, vice Deposits J111ul'M By F .DJ.C. . M r. and Mrs. Wayne Stout eamp fire with troop six in Mrs. res ,"d ent , was in ch arge of the p rl of p Lucy G regi,:, resi ent 3"/4 Interest Paid On $aymfl charge was enjoyed, Saturday the fl.ms Alumn i Association , has meeting and the following were ( Meda Jane ·Werner ) of Waterford a re an n ounc the birth sevof evening entertainment, in charge a announced the firsl meeting of the I na med as a nominating comm ittee , . son o� Febof troop 1 71, incl uded games and offieers and E�ecutive C:Ommitlee to rep.:,rt a _ sI at e of u!ficers t1l the •·n pound , e� I rua at em M orial Hospila l in ,: 19 1?' a 1affY pull. On Stmrlay morning, to plan for th is year's banqu"'t n�xt mee�mg: Mrs . Ruth ErleSunday School. with the lesson and dance w ill be held Fr iday \ w �ne, _chairman, Mrs. M a rie Marietta. He has OC'Pn named I topic "A New Commandment" evening, March 17, at lhe high B1 rchf1e!J and Mu. Graee Cal- Mark Allen and has two brothe rs � Gregory and Jeffrey, Grandpar- ! well was held with SIISaMa Arnold school. . . in charge. Followiog Sunday Offkers of the association are Mrs. Shilling ,program chair- ents are M r. 81 l Mrs. Earl Wer­ ner of Middleport Route and Mrs. · School, the girls broke camp and Gene Harris, vice president, Mrs. man, presented a program on Wayne Stout of Waterford. Great I t returned home. Kenneth Scites, secretary, alld �n and ils meaning to ChristGirls attending from Troop Six Mn 'Thoma!l Seally, treasurer. ians. MedilatioM were read and grandparents are John Werner of Middleport Roule and Mrs. Meda TI-- E ' '."'.' . LE 1,, - - ;: •, - . � :: . · r _ � were Susanna Arnold, Janice and M embers of the Executive Com- recorded Easter music was playGibbs of Pomeroy. Mrs. Werner ed. e. : - ,:, E E \ :""'ITT:- r, _ i::: _ '"'°'; • r,,, · , . • ' , '. Jane Evans, Jackie Jones, Anita mittee are Mrs. Wesley Fry, M rs. t r..ollins, Joan Heweston, Marilyn Charles As� Bradbury, Mrs. Ken- Refreshments were served to � �ed !"'me last week after 18 rnemb_ ers present by M rs. visltmg with the Stouts in WaterMoore alld Patty Fields. Girls of netlt McElhmny, Mrs, Jack Bachearl I.1ttle, Mrs. Birchfield, ford for several days. P the guest Troop were Jackie ner, Mrs. Fred Hibbs and Bob Elle n Tucker and M rs. Betr s. M _ Seldenahel, Nanc)' Arnold, Mary Mills. 1 II ty Siders. It's hard to get along withoul a range, and An -----n McKenzie, Jane i Grueser 1 and Jewel Price. Mrs. T. A. HewAVOID RUSH a refrigerator is almost a necessity. They're etso, accompanied the troops ., I SAN ANTONIO, '"· <UPJI camp nucses. The First Presbyterian Ch1.1rch in both Included in this 3 room group for just downtown San Antonio l)e•ie\'es in CHAPTER TO MEET praying early for Easter· It has The regular meeting of the Har- l ' be Martha Class of the Brad- a sign up that says; risonviJl e Chapt e r, O rd er of the $595. . Eastern Star , will be held Tues- bury <llurch_ of Christ met Wed- ''Avoid the Easter rush . • , At• day, March 1 4, at 8 ?• m. lnitia- nesday evem�g at t�e home of tend church this Swxlay. ·• __ tory work will be zxemrH fled. �rs. _ Neva . Pierce with Mrs. Jes- _ s1e Sisson m cha r ge. Mrs. Sisson IUY ON OUR CONVENIENT TERMS All members are urged to attend Officers are reminded of praetl� �lso � the devotional pe-riorl us­ sess.ion Sunday, March 12, .. . 2 p. mg scr,pture from t.he 1 4th chap. ' 1er o1 John . m . at the hall. Samples of cards and novelties w h ich t�e c-la".8 will � selling Only five u. s. presidents livalo ng with their regular items as ed to celebrate their 80th birth dish clothes and scotch tape, were day : John Adams Madison, J � displayed. Before the close o( MIDDLEPORT 0Ht0 ferson John Qutn°cy Adams the meeting Mrs. Sisson read the Hoove;· poem, "Yardstick.'' CNL> Refreshments were served by Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Hazel Rus­ sell and carried out the St. Pat­ rick's Day motifl, Olhers attend­ ing were Mrs. Leona Eberebach, Mrs. Kathryn Werner, Ms. Evelyn Murray, Mrs. Betnice Winn, Mra. Veda Foley. Mrs. Letha Russell, MASON 1/'t V A Mrs. Elsie Barnhart, Mrs. Alice Johnston and Mrs. Edit.h Russel), RECEG$10,l"� . dise..... • \ 2-Dally Sentinel. Pomel'O)'-Mlddleport, 0., 'Mar. 10, 1881 By Baroid Tbomu Hymn, M.D. Filed milbrandlng C II a r 1 1 I April la the time of the year agalmt a national distributor ol. when poets sing of. the beauties food suppleineota lor promoting of apring. And citizens look up the sale of an India-gniwn gt'BII 1 IU. from income tax form,; just long Uwt purported "to keep men some t imes endangering the status of esSiDa! the size of the U .S. House of enough to commit multiple frac-- stron.g and virile until age 11111 ud even and leaders nal congressio tablished , 1 in 191 at 435 after set was ives Representat tures of the Third Comrrumd- women young and beautiful each against battle into them • even throwing and 7U passed they had ment. the nation's population has doubled. It's pres­ other . From these comes the big Is years. " Aa a pernickety cuSB wno no wonder periodic pressure builds, as p. grateful to live in • democratic OWalaed eoari enlen .. ...,. membershi House boost to sure it is doing again in 196 1 . to 1111 the lid a and even more gr te• H9'NiJe" tJ• pnpan&loa 1111& government The trouble is, Congress just can't and Jet additional Members of Congress which aa t.o ful to have an Income on w � wt&Jt Im 1JM. automatically tack on enough new seats pour in. t pay tues, 1 thought this mlgb teria. to balance the losses. The Constitution On� a House member represented be an ideal time to draw atto- Seized and removed from thl says the distribution has to reflect the. tioJJ to aome of the many hidden market $5 bottle, of a lldfur bath 33,000 people. Now, on the average, he states' relative population standing. So service, rendered ua by ju.t one preparation that promised nlld speaks for 410,000, and some districts hatever, w or 469 or of •ur many federal agencies. 451 to increase, any for rbeumatiam. arthritll and akta have from 900,000 to 1,000,000 people. a example, ii Here, for partial diaeasu; herbal teu and tablell is bound to benefit the big gainers as C a n a lawmaker really represent so Hat of court actionl taken an our made from an Aumalllm tree on. well as the losers. many? behalf in a single month by the offered u I CUNI for aihlete'• foot In fact, to maintain this balance and 80 that complained long Many have Fode,al !lnJg Admlllislralion of alnrua trouble,, akin """4--. still restore all the seats due to be lost the Department of Baallh Edu- glnglvilil, pyorrhea. lj'pbol, Iv,, per cent of their time is taken up with . . member• new a require would by 1962 cation and Weliare: er, ulcers. bad breath ancl Fbma errand boy duty for their constituents. ship ceiling of 547 an increase of 112 Obtained ooneeill lo condemn a and capsulel of • aelatln powdof In the remaining fifth they have lo try a Is that than less "therapeutic vibrato�• thol that promised lo beaulify hair, "'10 Anything members. to think of the national interest, and con­ a tape rocorcllDg of "Smoi< prevent nallo fnvm ,plltt!nl and played compromise that will help some but not sider perhaps 5,000 bills in the legisla• Your Eyes" while dlag- craeklng. curb appetlta, Nduco in Gets all losers. tive year. and UM!lng pathologic ,on weight and build blGocl. I no,Jng It's not only this that works against -.. dttlona ol the bead, lung,, heart, � fnvm Iha mmet and Obviously, logical argument can be , a major change in 1961. Wide feeling ato�, gall bladder, ,pleen, ap- destroyed 310 tGIUI of rodent and ·l r made for boosting House membership. exists that the House is already too un• pendtx and spine. To ,ay noth- fmecl;-cootaminat.ed eocoa pro,, But ii isn't logic that produces a slate 1, ing of cancer, cataracts and germ ducts. flour, r1t'II. dried P • . ,. wieldy. Only four leading countries, Bri• of bills for that purpose every 10 years, dried be... and -· 51 lmll tain, France, Italy and India, have big• w�en the law requires that stale delega­ of rodent.-contaminated bulk whea ger assemblies than our House In these \iom to Congress be altered to reflect ol canned - ..iawkward masses, the membels individ• sup and puree, oontalnlq 111 population shifts It's the emotion of ualily tends to be buried. and _.,,..; 13 lmll al moidJ, I la�makers who �a)' atand to lose their Speaker Rayburn Is believed to be un_ i-ct,Jnfest,d aut,; II - .. r.a, spals, fNllen -• .,. to111 11 apolled willing lo open the floodgates, and ii is .� ··-• pomace that had an ex� pple a With the total frozen at 435, the big agreed his signal is required . Some sea. DDT: shipmento of sive amount By Sanoh M. RIie p(jpulation gainers inevitably profit at sane d hea ds th. ' mk a short hike to 4 38, II WASHINGTON COLUMN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rife and of celery wit.II unaafe amount& of the expense of losers and smaller gainmereI y olf se mg seals awarded to Ha• of pesticlde: gretm coffee beans with Peter remarked one day that ington since the President started daughten, Barbara Jean, ers, This time 21 seats would be cut waii and Alaska, is the most he might BY JERRY BENNETT wood eplintera and Qltb, and freah arrived , Va W. , lesro r n Cha , is gelling the South WASHINGTON cNEA) - Abra- when he looked out over his going to the flicks 3\\'.&Y from 16 states, wlth Pennsylvania endorse. hie and processed cr�u with an with for visit a ho rebry BChool's parking lot. It wasn't crowd in.side the theater. L ery- me Friday tiet new , Rlbicoff A. barn r ch b t C Mrs. e Charles and exce111ive BIDCIW(_'!( }feed killer. ances seem s ong ertainly t e on standing \.Jtside lo parents, Mr. and N w York each losing three, Massaof health, education and welfare hard to tell wh ich cars belonged one insists MayN yuu're � mood Ito Mr. chusetts and Arkansas each two. that 00 bigger change will emerge from who must shepherd Pre1ident to professors. They were tbe beat see if Kennedy will arrive ,.nex- Rife, and with her parent.a, Rutland agree wUh me. Bill r, la:J' yOII and Mrs. Sam Wllllams of the House rniew or these proposals that Kennedy's federal aid to educe• up jobs, five and aix yeara old. pectedly. The losing states have to carve their s le r Rife Cha 811d I got OIII' maey'e werih • recent premiere of "Ex- R. D. Mr. and M rs. ---, co•gr n_ ns s_ tion bill through Congress, got a 1be students drove lo school in At the ew e:_g:..i_ f_ a_ aps _ lo_ on_ l_m r_ o_ _ s,__b sl l_c lc_ r_d_i_ e_ s_ _ __ __ln _ ,· o_ •s_ -_ the tu •eUar tllll& ... tpnl ., installed electric heat having � re even rs showp..ie any odus," m --- l lesson on the need for increasin g new classy chaasis. _ _ ---::---:= w. WaJ, their seats when m their home. teachers' pay from his son , Prt --. EVERYTHING IS BUSINF,&Cj fused to take e and Beveridg Mrs. ____ DorotlQ• edy's n Ken rumor of t The young man has an M. A. from business, business wilh the RUS-- old tltat the spent of thens ie, d Fred son, of Dr. Hyman's leaf­ copy Fo � r a definitely Stanford .amt has been tr�C"hin g in sians. At a reL-ent Red military expected arrival was nts pare he r with g n eni Sa ev turday , Choose Your Family California because he likes the l wingding, a U. S. defense in• falae. Another rumor had it that M r . and M rs. Charles R ife, Patty let "How to ng Doct or .. seIJd 10 cents tu Dr. By. work a nd will make a career of! du stry executive gave an air• the secret Service was debunki ar nd y. a L r m an �are of 'Ille Gallipoli.a Tr� craft lapel pin to Soviet Ambos- the first rumor to clear the lobby. it. ' M rs. Sarah M , Rife made a busGe n e r el Roi> Fi n ally Atto rn ey une eox 489 Dept. B Radio City sarfor Mikhail Menshikov. Thr ambassador' s only com- ert Kennedy did arrive. Seeing the lness tr ip to Rutland , Friday. stalion N� York 19°' N• y• ' N. and Rife {Jack> Charles A. o st m satisfied brother t's n Preside ment was, "Oh, yell. This isn't opof t.he ruhbe r-neckers. A few die- B. Sparks of st. Albans spent Sun· er:1tional yet . " \\'HF.N DEFENSE Secretary hards, however, were still waiting day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife and children. Robnt S. McNamara in.stalled a outside after the show sta.rted. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowen of ToNational ICAN "TO THE ONE J LOVE'' direct trlephone hook-up from his THE REPUBL spent the past week end with ledo non a d office to tbe secretaries of the Committee recently maile Bowen Army, Navy and Air torce, he partisan letter to both Democratic lus mother, Mrs, Freda j do believe that God abovt, ren. d chil and achieved the reputation of being aod Republican bra.,s throughout Crea� you for me to love, a The honor roll list for fourth the most valiant red tape cutter lhe country. TM salutations were Mn. Ethel Rife waa a business And p e ou o i � r ,\ ut frQIII. ll the the same o1i each letter includlng visitor in Pomeroy Tblll'14ay. , six-weeks periOd at Eastern High in Pentagon history. · : w I loved ,� ' "&e;& N wags tbe one to President Kenne dy. It Mr. and Mrli. - G. �. R'lfe and Becaute Defense Department lneludes, accord ing to Principal Mrs. Ethel Rife and sons ealled 0. C. Blbbee, Senion - xR ay say that anyone who would dare bepo, "Dear Sir or Madam." on Mrs. Myrta Rife of Wilkesvflle best. Coleman, Ctuirlea CUrli1, Le atha hypas!I three top level Girls Fri• OFFICIALS OF Project HOPE, the U. S. hospital train ing ship Frlday evening. Mrs. Rife cele- If go to Heave and you're not Bibbee, Richard Froal, Sandra · day has got to have n �rve. n. tllat brated her 85th birthday March 1 Wolfe, Jaek Kelley, Shirley Barr, ALTHOUGH IIAWA.R RAS been now in Indonesia, report there, time. small eom- 8. She isn't 10 wtU at thls JWJlor■ - Marsha Evans, Eva a state for more than a year and most natives carry 'l1!ey Joseph L. Rife of Chillicothe I'll paint your name on the &olden treatment. ing du Gilland , Judy Fkk, x Lila Bahr a half, Republlean Sen. Hiram L. puses r and need the compas- apent Sunday with his parents, stair Kaye Bahr , Frank Andrew, Jan- Fong, still receives moll address- are Moslem Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife, Patty So all the angelt will know an4 e 'Hawaiian E mbassy." ses !IO they won't m l!1take the diet Caldwel� Mary Jaoo cashdol, ed to th ' see and Larry, What amazes and disturbs Fong reclion of Mecca. Lir, Betty Cowdery, Geraldine you, my darling, meant lo What Ray d n a s n Alba St. or Rife most Is that some of the letters A BUREAUCRAT'S <Wtntuen GI Jack j Durst, Marlbn Koehler, Ma r orme. Sals nt ll eek r C pe a New FrontierBJn11n : " Someone Brooks of Cahi come from school teacben. ie Hoffman, Karen Snyder, v ir- B100E8T PROBLEM of heldlnl who used to worlr: for you nine urday evening with �- and Mrs. ginia Wright, C.Onn ie Spenc.-er, a Hollywood premiere in Wash• years ago who is now your boss.' .. lllarles Rife and family, If you don"t arrive bJ Judgment Donna Bahr. of Canoc:le day Mr, and Mrs. Daye So;,bomores - Melanle Brown Carpenter RD ,pent Sunday after- I'll �w you have - the Sharon Freeker, xJanet Bissell: noon with Mrs. Freda Bowen and way ne r, Cod for x Judith grateful Hill · ar_bara column le a famUy. Other Sunday gueats I, give J This xB GAY PAULEY B • a ClfAIILESTON, w. vA. - Two of the World." Youth attending tlons on the slaff of lhls summer's the "Why don't were Mr. and Mrs. ..o n.ytnond Uwi....., the ngelt .. back thi!lr Jackie Frecker, Joyce Fick, Pegthorou"h UPI W,fflf'a · 't Editor l!o'' look into worbhop1 for WHl Virginia Coll- will be deslgnuted by dllltrict , dl· wor1.-� ' Jeanne . · ""''"I'• They are M JU n Iyn Curtis, ..opgolden llarpo ilnll you" "Or why &dn't you" to Thomas and aons of Langsville Their Amberger , -..aro IY OVftJ work. Ierence Meth_,,_ •-"' w Ill be rector■ of youth -� .,.,...., Rampp, Fairmont, conference dt Macy Cameron, Eileen Brannnn, NEW YORK ( UPIJ-Any girl Annie Lee Singletary. in her and Mrs. Faye Wood. , thing, . be� March 17, 18 and 19 ot Jack- M �• Ernaline Crane, Noshville, n,ctor of youth work .· the Re, . Su nn her age who Is still single after I I B "Something For the Girls" apt S day A x e A Myers, Richard Nease, u!t to I've been : S:s ton • kill. 5cto'� es daily represenUn& the Youth Depart, Oisrle Godwin Oak) nd M 2 s skid � � Will. Drusllla ne, Salem peari g i n the W!nlton :t �� Osbor E1J;:;i ��nd naleen n Ro s w ' :· · � : � � � bert : � et Welli g Key �Y youth and adults an menl of the GenorRI Board of Ed land d Ro M r. and Mrs. Ronald Rife of rII go' F�en - Oor1hy Burke, El- m: :8, , , n, · 1 n you g (N.C.> Journal and Sentinel. ' • • � you. '· • resour ce MVP' publicity cha�. npecU!d to attend ti)e Metbodllt ucatlon, will aerve as r � � � ' · y As Annie Lee, a Southern Belle Fairborn spent the �k end with Dillon, xJanet Heber, Larr la so ' Youth Fund workshop, "Wlndow1 per n of �Is workshop. M I 1 11 M.l&s Rampp will be dean of Landon, Terry Hoffman, G ) en rp O• .:15� , And any glrl In this category of Immense cbarm aod good his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Cha • Ohkt' 5?"dra Piester, New Marlins- women, Mr. Godwin business manand Mr. parent.a, her and Rife es Jes can J always girl a It, aees Brown, me ee Robert looks, lo · am Bissell, up with al ng sln has co ville, conference outreach chair apr and Mr. Welling y O u th R Erle �lcbols, Norma Mays, Some fe- enswer , "I just didn't want to Mn. Guy Priddy, utland, a swer. n quick ne o least • men, and Mra. William B y rd, chairman. , Rife, Patty Ronald Mr.i. and Mr. Sandra lt u b friendship." arker, Jo Ann .sc i males J know have conjured sev- spoil a beautiful Madi110n , arranged the workshop - --------- P (W U, d Larry Rife and tarry Hoff• DBVO'l'ICD TO IN'l'D Spr eral replies ranging from • ,rac- Or, she can aay, ••t didn't want. an , IIBlOI IIA80N &IIBA "What on Earth Is ... od Doing?'' Plains called on Rev. and Mrs. xague, caned on Mr. and Mni. man " �• all A s. l "I' m waiting for a million• to lose my amateur standing. tica h Barn art and Freda M iller. . 111 the theme of the other worll George Saxton and family Satur., 11 ,. 1 o.... ,. · alre" tv tlle cagey "Nobody's But MIH Shlg1etary points out ......, &hop. Il Is open to all Methodist The Board Meetin,: of the y evening. r da de..� � .,.__ -- .... will only ever asked tnfl," or "] don't wa n t answers that these l' • MABKE Mr. and Mra, George Saxton Ga, tn Th Ollla v-.u-, Paltll--■ youth. Toose In chl:l?ge &NI Mias J.louae of Prayer met al the home 1 p¾Mb . II., lnqu'·ltor tfe:eeete . Iha tut stop be tied down " ot n �. to v .. • .., N �• ...... and famiiY were shoPPInI ln Ulllo BIIIIIMtl REI Judy Burns Romney• conference of Mrs, Freda Miller . 'ThOlt' ,..� a fl.., ' J Nature" •JJ'Olyptllou■ B Ft.HUI. �11nn• Wellstcm Saturday. faith chairman, and the Rever- ent were Rev. and Mrs Llfe. Mr. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Live- Still others throw the Inquisitor • ..• ::-:,:::wr Mrs. d n a w Dill car JtUe and Mr N girl ger, Cb and r1 ho one of in te Os arl She Its hold l wll M A .Mr, and I MaHOn . friend J1 PT The !, � e d William Street, Pineville, ad I ofl by draggma out a 1Cented stock: 0 , Mrs. RJchard Barton and Mrs Id• ,..... monthly meeting on Tue!l ult chairman reples, I m ,o)ygamoua by na- son, Larry, called on Mrs. Myrta �1011., .4 l o 100, nky, dabbing at eyes auddenly calves, ha . i C � 200 � 1e dl.J, llarcb It, at ?;so p m. M r, Three M�ilt leader, from Ekh1nger, Gueatll w�ere Stev eoough alaught.er steers or helfer11 • moist and Indicating that soma- lure. Those who knOW what I Rife of Wllkeavllle Saturday. Mrs. lotttn.01 Dillinger and Nedra wers. Y rn.. think it'a a Rood Faye Wood •• also a caller, Jaaet lirface. preiident, .. m be the ConfelWICe w ill Mrs. Thelma eaee entertained for market test , good to low : where along the JlDe there bas I mean seem to u ::;:: be answer ; thoee who doll'& know �- ---In ebarp of UM meeting M I s 5 .p: �ia Mareh 18 to 15 friends from Huntigglon Sllnd•Y · choica 1000-1050 lb ■laughter steers been a bUghted ·romance and lbe 1 . nufacture o[ paper In Eur- Daltr Ma t ma ide y st th11i meaning dec the ju ['f Sleeth'■ and Mn Dorothy , ou ! j d so to rrow is 1Ullldard pla ing er ust ma • rtkl mixed t te and lot whole , .,_ ......, .:; to apa Mu. Erma Cleland and Mrs. :13.00-2.5.IIO M pa Ill · be I'm affiieted with aomethlfll ope first was e■tabUshed by the :: ..,"� .,,_. PJ1tt'1 • flnC. grade, will take pnrt 22.50, small loll stand- l ful for discus�ion. �n, conference. The meet- Navada Beaver spent Monday af• llflJlram. that shouldn't � menUoned in Moors In Spain about the middle In 11 he�d ln prepa(ltloa for the temoon in Pomeroy on bl.lflme81• ard 19 50-21 50; cows mostly 13.00- 1 aunt of the 12lh century. a• � mtxed company , 1Pfaker of the eveQaeatlea Onnpllnle•r,T Regal- Mr. and Mn. PU Myers ind 16.50; bulla 18 09-20 00; vealer• w glr are t "W1il be Mr Clyde Foley prm- 11� Jurildletlon h alw: ,ol\ � ia■ Sc� ltt, M 1st Youtb hllow&blp to lwln daughter■ of Columbus ,pent weak to 1 iower . high good to Then here • t e • )I ho M . W be held Julr 13-28 at Lyeomlng i the weekeM with her pareota, avef'.JI'! • chdb 3.0ll-34.IID: mclll conslder such question -::.--:::----;i:-;-i : IIINlt e,peciallv If R comeo from l""".--.,-.,-------:----------bl speak �-r the 4!1W College, W111iamapo,t, l'ennsyl- 1 Mr. ,nd Mr,, WIiiis Frosl, Dick good .. ' :Ill, atend a,d 20 • 25. � 1 • man who a• this way. ''How ' l)o Ev TiJne ..--..--. B ,...., ,._,� � z.o 1 and Joan. · ania. 41UP v '-vtryOne :::c:" I it .11 ) 11� • I s a s•r "' � JO'I I never �� .... _ • ma- a special effort The three wln hold •uiy posl- Mn F.dith Wakley ol. Marietta Hoga 1800, barrows and gilts ten mattied' 11,lt • lndleales - \ and Mrs. Navada Beaver r�t- , ■teady to 15 h igher elollng yNlea I �·s a terrific calcb � It's go1 moatlJ steady; 80� atead to ly visited Mr& Goldie Wolfe, to.'liJ. �aubject that eonce_rns 1 combination Greg• � �- that II civic mind Mr and r,trs. Norman McCain I stnlla· UO head t-l Ito-ISO lb mg to take a f Peck • Marlon Brando • Cary In the odlooill. and daughlen, M,, Dana )lcCain and !lilt• lB.JO; moot • ory Gra to get ber to tho ■!tar. ot • end Mrs -· Cleland ,penl a mixed ,_,, Md 1-3 ·- lb 17.5(). 1 · .. .,...,•. prile beJng wW -· day ,. Huntlogton oci be at•1 ■.OD, rno■tly 1'1.f6. 11.00, for more l 4,llotflW"Y H ded if m 190-DO lb . 2-3 �IGO Jb l ffeath Gro"p, To 8eaftr · - lod refn■hmentl will �1y1!!r� un or Mn: Ffflla Miller enlffla!Md • F=er1 and ,:' lb 7 60· i W...... t7. 50• ti Uftliorm 250 1 • , Cont1f'ne Nest Week l'U5-60 ' 1',...anHVi11e ....__ \ meefmg m with a stork shower SMurde u-1 w.ent lol ll.50 mixed IS SCI0--45G lb 1 n 't · ' F or Mn LeRoy Sauters.Y ne- 1i lo Columbus to spend the weekend lb sows 15 7r,..1i_ 75, 2·3 4f,o.flf)I) lm. : '!'he 0£ricia1 Board of Heath • , � MM(W a.DIIC �: received manv lovely 61rte with his daupter, M r . and ,vln. 11·2i-lB·00 boors• steady• 1 .,· � Methodist Churcll Middleport w i ll ' ' ' UmWkw· Mn Lo,tUa P'llld- from June Wolfe, D«lna BoWffs, I A. G. Glbau. I 11.50. meet Sunday at 7.IO p. m. at the , , i ,1 hlll, ' 'M . ��� ardi I , Mn Nedra Bowers Mn Wyatt, her M n. Bull lddenol.r and Mn. I Shee;> 1 00 , not enough to l!Slab · church. O. i:"lfellDIQ. VMdleport.. -· Ja"""ler and 'Sand ra · Mrs. M m- James Rldenour iq,enl Monday in lid! trade. 1 Monday evt'nlng the WSCS will I Lltart ,r "',...Clay, Mrs. Elizabeth f'lay, Gallipoli&. ·•n. U . TY . PENA H A E mr�t at the churth with Re\•, JlaJ· L T V� ODNWolft, � Mrt. Ida Eichinger, Re.-. and Mn. C. N Jraaes •labd with ORD RS DE I • ' mon Konkrlghl 81 devotlonal � I; 11n �� 'Mn. Life, Mrs. Elizabeth W ick- . Mr. and M ;a. Ray Morns aod · - --I The go,ern leoder. Proaram. loo!ler wW be llll;� .::;;, . '. him, LeRoy Sauten ,nd LN,on,I Mr,. Rlcbanl Fide and daul),lor l, HAVANA UPI npeqt: will demand the death pen- Mrs. NIWI �- Holteuel !or •• Belain&Tuesday aftemDoa. I , 4 _ , 1 the � - will be Mn. John Sffldinl !lilts but not pre""1 \ Mra. E1tube1b Clay and Mn. a1tf for M■J, WIDlam Morpn, an Ke t.cha,..,_ Mn. llayma Konk,. S. ·cltl� ..,...,_, Pl,II,. � Mn. Oaear Dlllingtr, Mr. P'ftda Viller "lillled with Mn. ! Alnerican who Jost his U , . right and Mra. J■mea Criswell aod Mr,. Frar1k Gaul, Mrs. Carl I Irene Bentz who ha■ been poorif, j lllllhlp for fllhting 111 Fkiel Caa,.,olutlnn. aulhoritaU,e tro', � �lam. Bailoy, Mn. R-11. Mr. . _,,.,.,.... � 1aid tod.ay. Morgan baa ! uctJPERA.TINII . ' � jJJJ,.y; Ml'I: Rlehatrd Bartan and Mn. r The pla.net Vllm, al iDtervllil■ · ■a 1 iii .W.,, J: Willi, Frost, of about a year and • ball draw bierl held inc:ommunicado sinee � Tom CJarll: who m.derwent ■urgery et Bohft HospftaJ recentl,: WM; t1) b cream and cake we� 1erv- cio,e to � imd becomu om- hili lffM lad Odober. l la rtcuptratlnl at bi• home .; Joined Toledo, of ' "'ening ,1ar, hrlsJ,t ■-.II Jo """""· "· cf ed. 1 .- --.n 1 •·< · an-. Paul � ol. nappers cut a ■hailR. -� • aJ;m1 .ia .._ - S)'racUJe. , ,.,,, --� ti .. . Statu s Quo !' ' 7¥ 4..,, , - - · . ,, ·= ,•" ROWLEY and REED H A R DW A R E N. Second Ave. Middleport PIT TIIMS AIIANGIDI 95 IACN PIICf ."". !Ill II � ' FO R E M A N a n d A B B OTT N. Second Ave. Middleport . ,. , 11, • �- " . _ .... .. .... ..._ ____ - -·· · • - · -• -•·· a- - . •• • • • ' • "'''" �. - ... . ... :t: -.... +- "' - - ::a.- -• · ,_ _ _ _ _ . ... -. ••� t s •..:-.r •--- • ._ ,._ , tPCO«.v#a ___ ... ... .. ♦Dill, $�---•-·Mar. JO, 196 1 ...w,w- n..-rtL ��t111el, Pom;roy-Mlddleport, 0., a .p� l d M t Ch e n a t . W. ' .It• h C00lVI11e l·.n PIT Opene� Ull - «· THE SPORTS DESK d • BY BOB WINGETT . .... 7hM ... : .. . .. . .. - - ,,_ ... .. .. .. P r4Jat A good turnout of fans watched the Pomeroy H,gh Player, of former years take a dose 66-62 defeat last rughl by a tall team Of former cagers from Pt. Pleasant. g F::�A-;ien:�r a·su::Pgmh;.;;i=s s On Ohio tate s EPEE quad v ' __ ------- -, -) ""' """---.o;_ ,.,._�,,a:."'1111,.'-."t....._�--.,. . .t-"'.,...,:�,.._.'fr._..... ..., • ♦. + • - • __ _ _ ... _ _ ., ..ta •••--- • • • • 1 ;� ·�:::��.� �� �� d led l· ght co �t;olot P�e�sant squad was led IP ,cocing by Frank Capehart with H and Jack Burris 1�. The game was spon110red by the Senior Class of Pomeroy High with proceed$ to go towards their · SenIor tnp. By quarters: ,:•,�· :. : ;�;�:..., terl'<I before the first pertod ended Pt Pleasant held , a 21.14 lead at the hrsl quarter s end They f�rged on to a 39--24 lead at halft former u;i: the third period, the · Panthers fought back · w1th a cl� tight defensive set-up. They trailly five al the lhr,, quarl• :; �.� The final quarter proved most vening. March rkfl next e The other. ' • e nging for the g r ads as Urat' challe undef s P physical education. _ will , ,,m lion a l coneo lhe of all hand, began l, "· edne,s hed ed matc Hb nigh scbool leams comp;J ��- will be be· lhe champion · and i ...... n m. p. �"fd at n nearly_ m�tched g U teams wi Both 7 tl-Jtb Coelv-= and Wah........ 84 wins' IB losses and three ties. . pomt m that pe r• 'I"_ RaclnfJ tn the opening r i ship cont.es.t at 8 : 15 · for nninl er memth er l .-� . • In four undefeated &eason a � Pomeroy Hi h Graduate Pat V augha1:' and ot h . er wm? was tland r Po , r yes a L st traland w iod Port h r O f State University i-'c nc r ng team. i ll �the pinth annual Jackaon. his teams chalked up 30 . er_!__ in scoring by ffs over K1verv1e:w e s o f the h o was le_ d-1 o __ the at Pom bid a for noon after rrow f.rade School Invitational Cage of the play-oMcK tomo e wins and his 1959 onsin utiv Wisc consec to vel in d tosse elvey vm Mar n e wh ht. 1ourney • MM from tonig I Warreri team was named lops in Big Ten C hamp ionsh ip. ba CLUB JOB T s Racine, knocked �a::1': ��- : 1:�·::1: :::� ��;: 1 n ':;: � i; lk V aughan, who i � �� �,:o:ttr��: \��i;�f e�� t!l��t lhe BUile. · 0 a \ =TLAND, Ore. !UPD-Bob St!C· 13 mar k so far this SC s the fur y troph hip pions cham h '. hi wan.a ll Rosburg, 19!59 PGA titllst, sigoed 8gainst Slaughter was named t:J. will open f o r t�e sport. year ht slniig ond ·t t7 school coach of the year for Ohio \ Thursday as head profenional for v r s ----� in:t�l5�-cou!ti:� �ool �� :�o�� :e e�� ::r�ight v ictories to get the n od and in 1957. was runnerup in UIM. the new �eriwether Country Club Carl .::� ville wm face the county ch. ,ps third in 1955 and fourth ln 1956 course which s<>cfl 'l d EPP EE (das s) ticke t to the title meet. • =,. S rence o.,.. be confe will 5:0 swd _a Jed bJ sharpshooting Center t�rry Lord has and Dick . - S� far this season, Pat's tea� Price and pint-size guard Marvin Tonight's Oh io high school h��- rec0 t·d 12-2 mark o v eral l and nine wms m the last 10 ''I' ve alw.iys held· a strong at- next July . , tachmen1 for Cap•tal , " he said· VIKINGS SIGN TWO McKelvey. ketball tournament schedul� starts ''1 feeI the new job will give me MP .-ST. PAUL (UPl l - paul The following night, in the lowClas1 AA Db1trlf'l11 two years left at State, Pat may p ro�e. to b e Wiin LS compehbon be- an o�po��unlty to ?rogress in Lindquist, 6-foot, 3-lnch, 200-pound er brl(ket of the eight team comKent At o ng the to.u ghest frnce rs in Big Ten am coaching. petltloo, Caach Hilton Wolfe' s Sy- Ak.ron South I ll·6 1 v s Akn,n fore graduating as a ph;.1rmacist. tackle from New H�pshlre, and Le tart. racuae boys wW meet --North ( 15-4 ) . Slaughter is setond assistant Dan Sheehan, a k icking specialist ortP annual nmth Game time will he '7 p. m. e th_ of aders cheerle s Player and Akro Central 1 17.3 1 ..,� l\c'nt lost b Hayea thts year. Gordon from Chattanooga , aigned '.111°rs-At 8: 15 Saturday evening Riv- Stale Hi g•h , 13_7 1 ey w1 l l have a cha_n�e to Larsony left the Buckeyes' staff to day with the Minnesota Vilunga of tourn l l 'age tiona nvita i · land , ... s w will tangle with the last At t:anro■ walk away w\th a �ig array of. bard ware and certificate take over the head job at Akron- the NaUonal Football League . � 25 c g oer •���:·�� �c�%� canWn McKinley 1 13-6) vs Al- at �h���� p�o��h�� ��� �� :i � l � a a r e e a d that four team �.,�3m w :111 ww :, 1naLJ1�w;r�AW" 0 llanC1: i t3·7 1 • • . k)e rovid cd along with gold meda ls to ij b on Lln('nln 1 18-:.! 1 vs (:inion , � ��: �:s cb M. IW'Vlvon of the two Cant l 0f\hc ;hJm pions hip squad , gold meda ls lo the . 17 _Jl Im bracutl will cballePte one an- Lehman A. 11·,,·1 all-to urney team ' sliver ones to the secon d all-tourl Youngdown d [ ne;��f! ·j�i :��e�l e-:n=��; Salem i l6·41 vs Pol .rnl , t2 '.1 ' �ds for individu al effort ,� awa In 67 e re& t Sco Wil Al M l n . . 1 an d ertificales for al l partic ipatin g p l ayers. o v, i\ur• ing ac( IH,l unter Hard En�o n Marlo Pro Caure � o distn- I t ways best the f o one be to ht. thoug is T�is BJ vdel l'rfll 1nter11atlonal walk 1 1H l ;: :, · e Beegl grade school playe rs, !i . When Wilt Chamberlain was Sandusky q5 4 1 vs Man ,fll• ' J St I bu_t e reco g nit ion for the &: 1 said · Loki ht DNded 13 more points In Peters 1 13-5l )vey. McKe Bill e b will ev n r u to the for noun cer bll 1ut three National Basketball At Bowlin.II Gr .. ,·n 1 ' d woife will be at the scorer.s sl an dby Donal _A� aymg t G � ANOcl.aUo pmete to reach 3 .000 Lima Senior 19-8, v� I 1 1.! r1-'lllt'f' k'Coach Larry Morrison will serve as "Iech DItable and . 1 for .. HalOD. he went right out 1 1a.s ' . , sor. . �- tried to collect them aII m L ima c 11thnllr 1 13.7 1 vs E1 •rnoou, ca 1 act v i It1 an ;di-out effort is bei n g promo 1e d to mak e I if as Looks 1:zo.n ..-contPt.. this year's P ort l and toLJrney the most successfu l ever. ®I l Clwnbe· dn almoat IUCteed!!d Al Toledo ___ ':� nl Phi for point.a tl1 U le__acored Toledo Macomlier 1 2(). 1 1 vs fok,lo SCOU TING AUOlJ T _ Bob Louks _has been _working delpfda Thu!'Bday night In a n� central 1 1"-4• . l around th,� Syracusl! Ra l l Park in his spare �lme and AA 118 ..btory over New York. I I Tolel! o Li bUey 08-3 1 ..,., Syll' ;,n1a improv ement s are beginn ing to_sho w -:- watchm g Allen :;] Beautiful two-tone green finish with genuine leather · wu a personal NBA high for tlit! [ 1 15.,i i , Hemm Dannv Smith and Ro nnie Phahn p ro mo t� cheer- 9i interior trim. Power steering, power brakes, wwer Warrlon' Bli Dipper, but 1�11 Al Ath,1111 l ing a l ' the i lid e pendent basketball game last mght - . windows, hay power seal, H y dramatic, radio, he�ter, four pojnll ahort of the recorJ ,· 1 Portsmmith I Jfl- 3 1 vs S1:,,rnb n the y h ad numern us new cheers -:-- Pom�r_oy Coach Ed ,:,· ed glass. One Joe.al owner. We sold and serv iced tint . f � e or Mt by Elgin Baylor of t..011 An�- , 22- 1 ) colleg _clime m a attend g ington Wash this dream boat. A $6,000 tar when n ew. Co([m an is in llN against these lilame Kili':k� Ironton 1 1Z· IP v11 Chi l l kolhe • 111 41 1 coaches _ the diamond a l Pomero y High has been re- ; f lll'lier thla season RlverHide \ lll-2 1 11 s :-i. or L1 l',1' l•�tl'rn 1 pared,for basebal l seaso n - Won't be long now be �re ·1 Now On ly Wdt'a pr-evious top waR ·11. 1 111.5 1 the teams wil! 1 be ,ro un ding into shape for the sprmg wbleb he 1rored twlct last �Nl· I At Uaylo11 ., schedule. .- . . . --- . 1 ..and once this winter. I Bhmchester ( \4-71 VII Dixie (22·1 ' 0rni M 1 50 } ; New York kept the gam� clrn1!' Kingma� , Z2•0l vs Xenia Wum.lr,iw c� :t A. c h onfu: t . ::,,.,, 9(1.all Ue earl y m the wll�on 1 1 1.ni 1 :z vl ! , ll au• .e 53·, � 51 · ne bl'rl11tn 1 1 period, but Cham f Northmont 07-3 ) vR T l'OY 17-1 � ,,petted six point q1,1I I A' Lima � Cadilla� - Oldsmobile lon oot of reat�· e �� Mt. Victory f2U I VI Delpi10� SI. Cleve land WeSf'tel'h 70. the Obel'lin 53 J m on ,:, of '11 f ie ld l!Oal attempts John 1 13_8 1 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing :tJi i\t F..uit1ake . durlng .Lha game imd wns ainnz-. Crnstview 1 20- l l v 11 Llp'11c i l0-! 2l Business." 52 A�htab•1;n Clevelan� East ft:l, lngly a�urate from the foul hne De-llance M At Columhui :wl h 17. oJ It succcasful frc� 124-0) v� Hamll'r Columbus Linden 44, Gf!hanna 42 . ersv[lle Pomeroy, Ohio A WY 2-5342 y �WI· ,' • f l 4- I0 1 Grandview 53, Newnrk 4\t COLUMBUS C UPH Boiliin took another ni� out of Montpelier ! 16-4 l vs Holg11te ll\·5 1 Ai Bedford Oh.lo state Slaughter, 34, assistant •· Delrolt'1 determined eflot1 fol' :1 A, Tiffin Cleve l and East Tech l'.6, Parrllll 62 . . University fooh,"'II coach, Thurau.rth IP the western UL North Baltimore 1 18-4 1 11s f:lan· plaJvu. .oo •· Clalill A · d w 8 named head coach at filioll _ �- tsdging the PISlona, 1 Illdorf I Z:M ) Al Cimlmi c:�ltatUniversity, succeeding vet. \ lo11 dropped Detroit Into Vui-k ( 18-3 ! v !I Vtmlue 1 11 z1 ,ll8= tJniled I.O(•u. l 60 , South Amn<!rst 40 eran mentor Jack Landn.im � t , ,plate tie with Cindnm1l 1. · Lowell ville 35 , At Clndanatl · Mou wa1 e, heartbreaker for . k V.\ C Arl .i�le Geneva Spnncer 33 Slaughter, who 1pent 10 years ' lhe Pl1toD11 al the winnln !I point Middletown Fenwic ____ coach.in« high school teai.na at �ame on a free throw by Fnrnk Clnl·innali L>ePorres vs Mt. O··ab South Point, Jackson and Warren Al 8prlt11fl.-ld JOINS CANADIAN TEAM Ran\HY with four aecon.111 rem·-1 1 I· hl'for e join ing OSU Coach Woody Ing that WII!! charged to Dctroll Indian l.ake- 08·5 1 n Ml.,ml E11st EDMONTON 1 Ul'l �Uob Mor Hayes' ataff after the t95i season for too many tlme11 nul. Ram11t'y i ll-!1 1 rison, a 6 - foo1, I-inl·h 2 1 0-pound wil l take over at CapJtal M.ardl Al Clnclnnall led both t�am1 In M."urln� wiln 31 l'nd from Appalnf'hian State 20 points. Gene Shue had 311 for tl ,e 1 ClnclnneU Elder { 2().0 1 v� C indn• reachers College, Boone, N.C., natl Withrow U7-4► IDNl'I. sl.i;lned Thursday with the Edmon- Slaughter, a native Q( lronlon Dolph Schaye, scor"d so p-, 1n1 � Cinc-innatl Weslern Hi l ls ' B-1\ 1 n l ton Esklmos of the Weslern Foot - and 1950 Capital graduate, also ·• Syral'USe ended a six-11,ame Anden1on ( 13-61 will coach tenala and instruct in ball Conference. A.I Odord lollq 1treak with a 129-1 li '+'le· tory over St. Lou!,. Clift Ha11:11n Midr!Mul'in 1 1:.1-1:1 1 V9 Crc('llhi11s l)On't it.111: )'Qllr life • and lob Pettit each had 34 points ! 17- 3 1 tbat of othen; atop ia. At Mlddletown for the �awk1. lei OUJ oxperlo Franklin t20-01 YI Hnmillon 'fafl 7our brake l)'lta IAS Y TO ( 12·8) fNol Do ll to41J1 Ai TNJY PUT UPI ·e RELININO Urbana (20-01 vs Spt·lngfield South - ·�:;h Toum1,/irrc co-o:me� Cage C ard : M4l' •n I ii ft "°" \, : 1=: -·-u - ." I l 1· Slaug ter �--- ♦ Ex.panthers Take 66- 62 Cage Loss The Pomeroy players, coached · tO by Charles SwatzeI . J· umped m ;hoot• e outsid the ----- an ear ly lead Ol'.I SenUnel Sport& Writer �---y - •21 ■-----·-· .... ��-·--··- _,,-- &- .Ao. i I To Coach At Cap•11 aI Bamitl ' f BO WL ING . .. '" for eig n Ne ws lRe v. Hoo ver, Host Pastor Dickson Nam ed Leader Blp :.1!:.':. ltOl Commentary 111 "°:."" Assoc1.a 10n I eet n Jj ,f 1,.1 ,GM D,stric O · · S t cout M:ZE::: :-i � ;: UPI-:.:=: s ire � • •' a ch 1i AfflOftl lboN who attempt lo The Rto Grande \'.'. C, Dlcbon, Pt. Plea&ant, Making thei annual report, to the Church; Willwn E. Swilbe , Mid• , er, 229. of noon trmlcll will be � n« nald&. LM dilJ _, I . I S<orlPff PomeN>)'· SiMoa 1-1-11; 1-o-l; 1lood Martin 2-0-4: .. ,.1 . Ea,tman ...,., Bufllnston 6-s-15; Qua1lll S.S-ffi; F. 8illoa a,. M; J. SlJlon 0,.0.0; N...iro.d 0-0-0. Totala 17-8-G. Pt. Pleasant : Capelr'i .�M: Murray 2-S-5 · F• Capehart V"'I"Ii, Love 1-M· BarJ Le ia : 2v, H derson 1-U•' • Smith � ��w. �n-a r ) I 3-N. handsome fash',ons i . ! I. I I l 9 5 7 CADI LLAC \ {' e Arrow Shirts • Stetson and Champ Hah • E111ulH Sox eltlts by Plonnr • " $29,95 N. SICOND AV I, -· In,,_ U�n Is Loser Jn;llid To Take .��ry Control J-. ( 13-7) . a.ley L. Enna, chairman of · tbt board ,II. lbe Evan, Grocery 0,,1 1lu i.n notified by the Na,&lonll L1bli""llllon1 Board that , , U. unkln: petltloo to or1anite the .... � had ;been defeated. 'ftlo ....,_l follow, a ,_.... of � ruulll of the elec­ .u., ..Id oil Ju. 116. Unlled Food. Unla Loci) SIi Retoll and •11111+\ iltorll petitioned for 1 1 ,- lllcttoa which wu auperviaed :!',.• ....-1.. ol !he Nation• ,al � RolatfoDI Board. ' 11 -,Ylnl lite eledlon the <;n.JilJ - that !he majority I ti Ille ..ud bollola hod nol been ·lill u7 lobor o,pnlnllon 'lllllil'<I aa lho ballot, ond thal • W otpnluUon la the excluol all !he en,. I !.,_ i I Ohio HIJlh khool T1Nnil'I UN1h Ry \lnltetl Prn1 l■lH.iatlo1111I Clan AA Ai DaytoD Dayton Chaminade 61, Oaylon Colon<!! While i'l N , _ & Hud..n Al vnuniciklw■ War 511 .-.-• "• "•-,.·,.- .,____.......,;.... IBN I e ADJUSTMENT e DRUM . TURNING i ..... wY4-lllf _.,... B R A N N AN G A R A G E NEW BAT HRO OM • • • > ,� ..- For Only 1 39 95 Compt.t• btthroom tnMmblt - flttln11 to the f1etr - IINI tult.. :>hio Valley Plumbing & Heating 232 I, SECOND WY 2-2036 ,. POMIROY, O. ., Graduate Watchmalcer PROMPT SERVICE ft, loll Ce•ts wit� M S11,,11 SllkH = D O N ' T G Ul!S S . . . COM E If.I l'OR NEW I R O O M 5 ______ $1 .29 50 FT. HOSE (plastic) ____ $2.19 WHEELBARROWS (3 cu. ft.) - $8.88 GARBAGE CAN __ 20 911, $2.79 10 911. $2,16 TOILET SEAT (Deluxe) --- $3.-,19 HOSE NOZZLE _____ 89c up $4.98 50 FT. HOSE (rubber) 89c PAINT TRAY and ROLLER SET GRASS SEED - 5 lb, LAWN CART LONG HANDLE SHOVEL GARDEN HOE GARDEN RAKE FLOWER BORDER (25 ft.) FERTILIZER SPREADER LAWN MOWERS LADDERS (4 �. up) $1 .59 $6.98 $1 .98 $1 .39 $1 .59 $3.19 $6.39 $44.95 up $3,59 up ' I \ ■ Ln· VOUII LOV D ON■S AND l'lll■ND8 CH0081i • WNall ftlllY WANT TH■M • WM-■W■II THSV M■ I 1 \ H & , R .,F I R E S T O N E e' , M I D D L E P O R T ond ... ·- to lab ...... ,i - _., - 11...Cbeq­ e>ll'lll In 15, $7.60 and $10 denomina,, tiOIII and AN ■flllabN DOW a&: oar 1hop. Any OM cl tlNi 11.- .......... ol rro In ... Ullllod IIUIOO oml c...... (or 18,000 lorlll:I. abroad) wUl redeem. theta wl:&h • amile. To man mmethfac warm aed h1IIIIM ud -.onda1u1 hap,­ pon • • , s(vo • 1111 ol � c- .. 4".e ta.. ( t:; !:".!:i� .! West Shade = News Events '""= .: FREE One day body work ..-..-. ""P� -----x- II !al, Topob, lo an Omaha Jndl.m 'Ibo ..... ., tbo free with . . . . COMPLETE di, .....-. I- AUTO PAINTING RUTLAND ,•. s:=:. allernoon with Mn. Ill oft •• "- at, for tbe ::. llarcb U dlamph,wlltp mateh BilUe :Aellman called at the a,alml the Welt'• boo!. U.ilnlan 1- Monday .....,,,. Mr, and Mn. Will Rollman calJod Oil 11n. llanlld Dlllal .., Tneoday. P"- WY,2-264 4 or WY-2-6232 POMEROY, O. $65.00 SPORT COATS , · .,. $16.98 $35.00 ■ ,_rone ;....... $IO ,300 I. MAIN ST. MEN'S SUITS · · · , $45.00 -· MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS · · · · , · , , $5.00 FRANC IS FLO R IST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES At RedNH• Prlees l\'.., • • • Sporting Goods, P i c n i c Supplies an lecreational , N,eds . ·Plfedj Kentucky Enters NCAA Cage ::,. Playoffs After 88-67 Win �:.1'.'ns:'""�... ■ ... ...... , I NOW YOU CAN HAVE THAT r. • ' .I BY Werner Radio and T. V. FLO WE R BO RD ER\ 5' • -. ., MOIOPOfflAN MOTORS _,, MIDDLIPOIT 1 I _ _,,,.. ,11 1 - ► BAHR CLOTHIERS '-t ,. Watch Repair �� :y c Now . . . H&ll FIRESTONE \ =km = MOTOROLA TV Othor lullo F- USED CARS 7:" More Reliabl e Than Ever! $50.00 up n.. v-, w Lomu .,., M .. We Salect Oaly • ' -- tems I I ;t� , }( '� Ex-To ledo forlMa n s Jr1a • I :5et TOday :n s1995 KARR & VAN ZANDT 4 I J �d Complete Your Spring Wardrobe With Sedan DeVille .. MtPIW was elected chairman of t h e Dlltrlct Commllte& were: Com - dleport, Feeney,Bennelt Post Team Three Game, _ oh1o 1 follow Comlnunilt affairs cloeelr. the Ohio Bapi.l.tt Convention wiU by the moderator, 8". Arthur clucted III II Wik N114 .. tit.GM D I I t r l c t Boy Scouts of mJttee 00 Leadenhip Training, J. �rican Legion : Francis Glaz- Power 2603. a � f.■� top� of apecu- have their annual meet.In&, 'lbYn- McCauley of Radoe will be the tour fur 11 Baplllt ..... America, fot an unprecedented Knox Dye Cbainnan: Camping, 1er , Pomeroy, Sallabury PTA; ' Team Single Game - Ohio lattoo dull w ith event.I ilalde day, March 16 at tbe Cbetbitt annual ,ermom by Rev. Donald A. world 1 low1.h term laat ntgbt u the Di• Merrill Brigg&, Chairman; Actbl- Harold Blacbton, Pomeroy, Rock Power, 9 10. Baptilt filldl la Afrlll. Iii· Baptlat church with Rev. Osborne Boone of MJddleport . tiny AJb&nla, and the Ad- � Tbeffand trict Cornmitlel beld their annual Uu, Col. o. v. Krupp; Health Sprlng, Methodist Church ; Calvin ST-'NDINGS For tJllt, ■malJell: and poorest I Hoover. host pastor. dreu by Bev. Arthur Balile, I)j. I buaineu meeting it the Ordnance and Safety, Wm. Ryherd: Organ• Simpson, Po ,eroy, First BapU.,t Woa ad • Lei( Pd, : ol u., Cooununist naliom t The meeting wid begin al 1 �.m rector of Youth and Camplnf for Konl, J&pill. . ha School ln Pl. Pleaunt. lzatlon and Extenahm , JQhn C. �urch: David Goodwin, Poml!!roy I Falla City Beer . . . . l4 IO .i83 joined wllh Red Chlna to 0,pc,M!' i with the regillratlcm of vla.iton 1 the Ohio BaptW CoavenUon. Hil wail. Fifty�four petlOllll were in at- Hutchinson; Advanceme nt. Wm. :neral Lcw:lge - Odd Fellowe No. I Sporll! Center . . . , 13 1 1 .542 the leadenhip of Moscow. : and delegates. taplc wiD J:,e "For a Omer Wdt Hot Rodi . tendance; npraeetatives of var- l(nl•". . ! 1 12 . . . . . % 500 · Commiulo am t In pro �"--ner S ,. f __ t a f ,_1 f or .... L. On the · gr 16'' ' · the after- With God." '°'11 lnltftuttons t h a t sponsor James 'Ibomson_: Mr. DicklSOll, Carl L. Scott, �akin, Lakin Pomeroy Cem· Blk 11¼ 12¼ 4711 K inSP AUHWI.SD '-UI,.,,......... • , · : Gen. · Enver Hoxha, 52-year-old There wW be ,eparaw meetlo,1 Ohfo Power kouf:tnl, IMbber,._at-larp of the then re1at.ed their reports to 1 13 :458 goal� State Hospital; R1cha� Newl!!U, firat fo irl r the men and WMlm with Rff of p e y. Rob son' ½ Laund ½ ry 437 10 13 . the art tLt ,ecretary District and Council members. for the next year, which are: Boya Pt. Pleasant, Marietta Mfg. Co. : wu one of the faunden of the , John Fauett of MArietta, area Sl!ASON HIGHS i a.de Ind. 3 Elected Vb Chairman for Gal· members 1200. Unit membership, Charlie Carr, Ma90ll, ' Miuionary far the OJDYelJtion !n Gamei _ Art Sylvester j Aibanian party In IIMI and Advancement in Rank . School PrA: Donald Roush, New G4. Ila County was Emmitt Morrison , 1 61 moat or th,t time has been Its , I charge of the mm'1 tneetiq. 'lbe GalllpoUs ; For Melp County, C. 600 . .and 600 Boys Life Sub Haven •. Bend Rotary Club; Wil- Ind. 1 Game _ Le recognized ood leader. women's meetm1 will be pmlded s Damew , F. Hibba: ftr Mason C o LI n t y scribers. Gueril& were, Richard bur Dickson, f;· P]eaaant, Men 247. over by their president, Mrs. He kept himself in power I Fr• Rdcbert, New Haven. Hellen, Dep. Reg. Scout Exec , o( the Presbyterian Church ; Ralp� Team 3 Games - Sports C.ent- ro has eque th km ugh fr : nt purges ( a , HAVANA g the UPI Maj. WiUiam James stepbeqloo of Ptme1oy . THEIi CAIS Eleete.tl II mcmben at I a r g e Robert Krejc i, Council E x e t . gmM Jr., New Haven, PTA. er. 2694, e na followed IMlh'l U 34by th!!! 1atel A. Morgan, year-old ex-Am,m- 'l1lf!ft will be a dinner ■ervecl Wert : 41 men from various sec and Ed Morrison. Finance Chnir- harie, Slmmon'• P!. Pleasant, Team 1 Game - Sport, Center, So MUST IE SOLD viet Premier Joaef Stalin of can on trial for his life before a by the . , ed Bellemeade EUB Church : 3ohn NO REASONAILI tlona and communlt1ea of the Dis man. bolt cburch 984 follow • bJ whom he wu an ardent admiN:r. "m-oluUonary tribunal" hete . is the eve:llinI program, comiatlng · Lion• Club· OFFER UFUIID trlct. t total of 46 other men rep- lneUtutional Representatives and WO1f N w H Top S Bowlen Avg. Now he baa elected to join Red expech,d today to challerige a fel- of devotiolu. apecla1 lnUsic and 1 st' H:;: /� Kn�.;. Pl resenting ln1tltutions that spon&Ot spontorln!,"l tnsUtutlon in Gallia 1 p Cb, y r��'�d ::: �i!: 1 75 Ch 2-1'57 ,OU ....... rs L the ll fna'a Mao Tze-tung lo bitter op- low-defendanra testimony t�at he an outltaDding mea11ge ud pie• $couUnl were certified by t h J 8 County are.. 174 1-1'57 ITUOIIAKD S· Knoll · Pt· Pleasant· Ordnanc.-e Hank y QD to Nikita Khrushchev' ...,..ltl m.-r. iJla, in lure, by the Rev. and Mn. lliI armed anti-Castro eoitm111Uttee· Thus· as a result of Clatworthy 173 tL ;I• '- TIii -., rInstitutional Representati\/e& PI'A : Carrel Cox , Pt. Ple.uant, Dee Hawl - I,(lfflU, .... _._ of tbe Fint pollcy of peacelul co-existence Cuba'a E.scambray Mountain!. --the ldloD lut night, 94 �en _ are 171 a f Co Institution In Meig , 364th Ordnance Co. : Neel Dickens R ocks Dav� 1-1956 c--.n membel'II of the MGM DJ.Strict. and sponsoring 168 with the Wut and to Khru- Mario Marin, Morgan's chauf- B plllt Clrurm o lumbus, and Mason counties are : Jamea Pt. Pleaaant, Baptlit Men's Felfeur, told 1he the Rff. 4_, military Lomu waa o born .tmd edi> � pci bev'1 l moderate to u c l c ward y · Dr. John Moore, Rockr,mng11. Smith, Salem Center. Salem Cen- low&hip; BacwyJ Buckalew, Pt. 1-1KI CH-IT Thursday night that Morgan had cated in Mauacmuettl and er» President Tito of Yugo111avia. Ohio was recommended to t h e ter PTA: Gordon Chevalier, Tup- Pleasant, Roo5eveJt School PTA; TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE llol "1, 2 _, 6 CODSpired with and lfnt arma to Ulted fnlm Bates College Jn A Poper Natioe 1-1 ffl CHIIVIIOUI' Councd Eucutive Board for ap pers Plains, t:U8 Chureh: Clar- Blain Mohr. Gallipolis Ferry, IUgh 8?0ffl Mar�h I, lNI a Major Membrlvea in th" Es- Maine. lie received hi, &cbeloc A Jban" 11 •alway• has been a llol Alr 4 Dr, 6. ­ Beale ence Headle School pl!! PTA: Jame, High Three Quivey Tup Game Ind. rs Henry Plains y proval •s District �lssloner. �uper na!IOQ dependent for help cambraya for "many months •• of. Divinity degree at C.olsate,Md •lco. Christian Ch�reh : Pa�! Karr'. Hemlock Grove, Hemlock Grove Clatworthy, 576. The army man who had been Roebnter 1-1 950 IT'•OU•KD & othera m the Cornmunilt bloc. auigned ICbaol, Ro-Chester, Methodist Church· Billy Grange No. 2049 : and Carden High Single Game - Paul Kloes oowt to c,elend chester, NewDtrinlty a by th Yort. 1-1951 CHIVROUT ' tnl on Y�vla before How·, ll'l tiD Orr, Reedsville, Riverview PTA ; Hillman, Pt. Pleasant, Lions 265. three olber defendanla Mn. ar and 2-3AkER and SEYFRIED Wm. born and edu, Francil, Syracuse, Syr&cuse Club. Team Th ree Games - Rawlings b;;,�k with Tito, and � on the promptly 1-INI CHIVIUILIT withdrew from the �. cat.t In Maine allO etteodiet Union end it, vanous part,. sa in PTA: C. E. Lytle, St, I'aol's Luand Motors, 2459. -----, _ _ 2 Ii,, .., y g Marin was in effect aecua- ed Batel Collep your LENNOX d81Ier theru Church, Pomeroy : Carl She bu served Team SIPgle Game - Rawllng1 "'"· milN Wt In IWa •• IP' hll nlber cllenll. 'Ille eour1 along wltlt ber b� In Herring, Motors, .... R"tland, Method�t S lbe eelAlban g ia'• NEW ,nd USED a eogr phlcal po,illon od)ourned unlil today - M •oc•I- ,'>II Church; Vernon Weber, Rutland, OCia -·· worl: ol make11 her the IDOlt vulnerable of other counsel STANDINGS wu avail able. t •arloul cburehea to wbrm he Methodist Church; . Virgil Roush, COAL, OIL, GAS the Communiat u�Wtea and Morgan, who bad Wan i.st. Pct. been beld Jn. they have mJ.nilt.ered. �tart Falls, PTA; Dale W. HJJI, 8S00 Rawlings Motors . . 14 7 .&67 makes her present acbon� all the communicado for S¾o montbt in For _,.en FURNACES Letart Fall1, Ohlr, Valley Gran_;e Rn. lanal Liberty Restaurant . l2 9 _571 more cal!M' for speculataon. Havana·s Cabana fortreu-prison, b8I ed board �o. 26 12 ; Arthur McCau_ley, Ra- Robert Harris, son t Phone WY,2-3794 of IDIDo Frank Wald Cross & Son . 12 9 .571 On the one aide, llhe bu "revJ. was indicted with 12 others Thurs, . •; the� cme , Baptist and Methodist Chur- Harris of Mason St. ee Paul spent 429 Chu '1 the slooist" . . r ch w 9 121 . Yul(ISl..-ia wbote 1Uccesa day on diarges Df supplying mm k POMEROY, OHIO ches ; Lewis Sauer , Middleport, end witb Soclet · :'::� his father and slsler, White Electric Co. , .9 12 .429 threaten the very matence of to the Esc!lDlbray rebels. 1be ' Young Adults, Presb:-terbm Ann. He ls stationed with the U Friendly Tavern . . . 7 tfve in 14 .:133 Hoxha'1 Stalinilt-1tyle regime. . trial began Thursday night. ::, � �led S. Navy near Washingtnn, D. C. many On the other, ahe ha, the NATO MorgaD, who lost bis V.S citiSEASON HIGHS Mayor Olston o. Wright or Maallies, Greece and Italy. zenship because be served in Preson has proclaimed the week or 1 d· 3 Games�-pPa�I a·lil!,: Yet from this position o mier Fidel C8.!ltro's rebel army, f weaki"d 1 0 Kl March 4 • 11 as 4-H Week. oess, Homa bas dared to accuse and 10 of his eo-defendants denied T:� 3 � rie Ta: Mol<!OW of interference in internal the charges. Miss Alma Dudding ot Nitro vem. 2529. ----and Mra. Roberta Burdette of St. Team I Game - Rawlings Mo- Albanian affairs and to Uuk himself with Red Otina, ■ powerful PlJPILS F..SCAPII: INJURY Albans were Sunday guesb of tors, ftO. but moat distant ally. HA.TI'IESBUBG, Miss. ( UPI) Mr, and Mrs. Eber Roush. Top 10 Bowlers Avg, Batff Twent:, Henry Clatworthy 11&o 179 cltildrtn escaped Jnjw-y Mr. and Mrs. George CarS()n, Paul Riggs 1bursday when a school bu coJ. One reason might be Hoxha's 110 Ange)a and Eddie, of Mason Richard Davis lntenae hatred for Tito, iD which Uded with a car and slid down 168 Your Watch atectnnlc■lly ,..... a, Watdll 11lar. spent the weekend with her par­ Ray Lfeving 65 he Is joined by Mao -tung. An- an embankmeftt north of hen,. 1 ents, Mr. and Mra. Mltchell Lme­ John Duerr PIii ISTIMATIS - NO OILIOATIOII 165 other might be admiration for the 'lbe bus �r! 1 H. C. Hayden, joy of Palemo, W. Va, Carroll Norris 162 Red Chinelle regime whose ruth- and two occupanta of the automoTrel Scboenleb Ul2 Jessnesa parallell hil own. An• b de ware liated in critical eondiG R E A T P I C TU R E P E R F O RMANCE William Grueser 1'8 olher migbl be a dolperate In- lion. hurch Pro1.., ;.,cl 1, TH H O U G H T H E Y E A R S Clyde Ingels 154 temal nason of which the rest ,. � Jerry Saturday Bake Sale Arnold 154 ol the -Id ., or la Ignorant BEAHilR!, !IEWS f A church-wide project ls being How doet be eq,ect to 1et away NEW YORK (UPI> - New canconducted this Saturday by mem• SIGNS AS SCOUT with this defiance of KbruabcheY? ned barbecue beans combine three hers ol the Middleport Church of HOUSTON, Tel<. < UPI J _ Ed Enlerlnf IPto hia calculatlnns may type, •• great northern,, b a b 7 f·, Christ when the Pbilathea Soele- Head, who pltched a no-hltl:er � :Md California pink■ for be these consideraUona: ty of the church is Sf)Ollsoring a the Brooklyn Dodger in ■ODIL IITn Any attack OD Albani ■ would be in a mildly aplted tomato eauce. a 1916 and 11• ov-era11 diagorl&I m1u 263 bake aale. ' an attack on Pelptng, oP@ltlng u, A IIJ.otmce can 11trves two to compiled 8 27_23 record for them •�- In. plc1ure wllwlng 11"M. In Mahooalli-8�",...Waln ut The sale, at the Tri-Lustre during a five-year period in the for all the world to Eiee the ideo- �- persona. (Campbell's). Cleaner,, wJII begin at 9 r nd con• 1940,, has signed a, a ICOtll. tor logical and nationallst dlffemicea tinue through the day. An .abun- the Bou,ton National League club. within the Communist camp. dance of home made food Items Heed, 40, will wort 1n nortbem To force the removal of Houa will be offond. Loulalana and ,oulbern Arkansas. would be an adml,ollln o1 weak· , -, alnce Klmuhcbev would be CONV■ Nl ■NO ■ P■ ATUII ■ to A n I he could POii �11• Vl ■WINO p1,■a•u11 to :i �� • Custorrl•Mattc Tuner keepi alltions fine tuned-lndeflnltefy. • CIN:ult Gu1NI shut.off rti::tlvtr In lht event of algnal Mf• Vlllttld Preu Jatel'llatton.l a playoff tor the Southeastern that even in the Comnumi1t world Kenlucky nu,y not ,port the · Conference berth In the po,t. of equala, some are _.. equal • 'f\nttd l)'I Shade Flitt, glvu picture Increased pldu" con, lhaa otberll. best record for a Wildcat team .season games. enlerlng the NCAA baokelball 'Ille Wfldcall and Vnlunleffl rinall,y, deeplte the developm,nl tournament, but it doea have s completed the SEC sea500 In 8 of rocket,, the Soviet ilUbmartne lepcy of four national cham;,ion• tie for second place and woo the bue In Albania mnlinus of. IUf. Whether you join the Easter Parade or ohlpa to back up a tltle flniob. right lo a sudden death bat1Je fkieDI worth to make Albanlan Coach AdoJph Rupp'e Kentuck- when Mississlpt>I, state by.paged stability important, eince It pro­ "Where Radio & Televi&lon Is A Business, Not A Sideline " not, now's the best time to bring your ians won the right to their 12th the NCAA because of aegreption vicles an outlet to the Mediter' nnoan. NCAA start Thuroday nfghl by Policies, N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT vaulllng wardrobe up to date, Shop here for all Yet, the problem facing Khn> over Vanderbilt 88-67 tnl • ___•;;;;;I The Rtr,0pmen lake along an obcbev la thal to permit lloxlut _._............... the very newest. 111•7 record nllo the -enl, 1UCCe8Sfully to 1u11ow bhl presen1 • far cry from the 21-2 -rda course ml&hl be lo open up lhe th.al preceded Kenlucky _,e, lloodga"9 of rebellion tb'"""""'1 WHAT WOULD lnlo the 11111 and 196'1 pmeL Eulern Europe. to Tltff utll • The 1981 contingent had to work ----Haudlomely tailored oulto In llhorlo, ,.su1on, b loop, stouts ■n d abort atouU. Sizes S&-50. OIi _, , season was almost probrbitive for IDUl'Dalllent confUd. But the lld to eala began clawing their way W to-ward the top with ccmseculive Wide oolecllon of pattenll ID oborto, NIUlan ODIi lonp. Slzea SM&. - unlil they ...,.d up the Mrs. llAtbert Painter and eon, SEC oeuon by makJng Vander- Douglao JolmJoo -' the -k but their lGlb llralght victim. ...i with Mrs. Oaa Toylor , · AdKentucky wlll play a ......i dlton. l'CMIDd game agalnet the winner ol Paul Chadwell apenl Sunday af­ a, Mlnhattan aflll nnit lhe ohJo valley•, -..i Slalt ternoon wtlb Donnfe lloush. The new e,:sy-to,care-for wllb · 'Ill WNI' and an oMorp team. A vlclor1 Mr. and 11n. Ralplt Palnler and White and colon. 1111111d then p11 Uio wnc1ea11 cblldftn, Mrt. Harl')' Brown ,,,,d aplml Ohio Slate, wbkb lo o top. ::. �• p:. � bony choice to wfa Ill bracut, Mrs. Oaa Toylar called nn aftor. . "'- tl!e llldeal regional llnala. 'Ille Robert Painter l!fonday 11n. Mr. and l!fn. rioJd , � =.:1:U. I '· . ! 16 ;] Aawiatkin r I . TODAY'S ECIAL w·11 M I Chesh' M Bllnlll. phlJJ- ( ' f" • ,,., II!' One Color _ $50 Chane• eo1on.,,1ii,oo to BOYS' sum · , , · · · $16.91 to $29.50 ,-111u1 ..., - fc,r • boJ'•·- ........ _, a1Jle., - • to ao. SPORT COAn , · , , , · $9.98 to $19.91 -IP· . ..... � Wide ..._ of wut'a ..., fw lpl,ra. i to ll. CCtlu u4 - WORK OXFORD W1ITE DRESS SHIRTS _ . . . . .. $2.91 Cmbloned lmolo, Oil -L I> wtJIIIIL l,IJ. $7.99 THE SHOE IOX MfDDLIPORT ., Tai ...., Papular wlilta la tb - ... 'D - - blm .. tar-. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO . . ---:;;. "" ...r ' ., ,... ... ._ ..__ ,, .�-'- '� •,,-. •. ·,. , , .. .. .. ... f\ 4). 4' . ,,... ,... .... , ...... , ... .... "-. ,•, ,,, , •• . �-'.•-• · '-• ' ..___..., ...-., • ' -i l Ill, ... ' ... ... ... ... �. .. . . .J ' } �- " . _ .... .. .... ..._ ____ - -·· · • - · -• -•·· a- - . •• • • • ' • "'''" �. - ... . ... :t: -.... +- "' - - ::a.- -• · ,_ _ _ _ _ . ... -. ••� t s •..:-.r •--- • ._ ,._ , tPCO«.v#a ___ ... ... .. ♦Dill, $�---•-·Mar. JO, 196 1 ...w,w- n..-rtL ��t111el, Pom;roy-Mlddleport, 0., a .p� l d M t Ch e n a t . W. ' .It• h C00lVI11e l·.n PIT Opene� Ull - «· THE SPORTS DESK d • BY BOB WINGETT . .... 7hM ... : .. . .. . .. - - ,,_ ... .. .. .. P r4Jat A good turnout of fans watched the Pomeroy H,gh Player, of former years take a dose 66-62 defeat last rughl by a tall team Of former cagers from Pt. Pleasant. g F::�A-;ien:�r a·su::Pgmh;.;;i=s s On Ohio tate s EPEE quad v ' __ ------- -, -) ""' """---.o;_ ,.,._�,,a:."'1111,.'-."t....._�--.,. . .t-"'.,...,:�,.._.'fr._..... ..., • ♦. + • - • __ _ _ ... _ _ ., ..ta •••--- • • • • 1 ;� ·�:::��.� �� �� d led l· ght co �t;olot P�e�sant squad was led IP ,cocing by Frank Capehart with H and Jack Burris 1�. The game was spon110red by the Senior Class of Pomeroy High with proceed$ to go towards their · SenIor tnp. By quarters: ,:•,�· :. : ;�;�:..., terl'<I before the first pertod ended Pt Pleasant held , a 21.14 lead at the hrsl quarter s end They f�rged on to a 39--24 lead at halft former u;i: the third period, the · Panthers fought back · w1th a cl� tight defensive set-up. They trailly five al the lhr,, quarl• :; �.� The final quarter proved most vening. March rkfl next e The other. ' • e nging for the g r ads as Urat' challe undef s P physical education. _ will , ,,m lion a l coneo lhe of all hand, began l, "· edne,s hed ed matc Hb nigh scbool leams comp;J ��- will be be· lhe champion · and i ...... n m. p. �"fd at n nearly_ m�tched g U teams wi Both 7 tl-Jtb Coelv-= and Wah........ 84 wins' IB losses and three ties. . pomt m that pe r• 'I"_ RaclnfJ tn the opening r i ship cont.es.t at 8 : 15 · for nninl er memth er l .-� . • In four undefeated &eason a � Pomeroy Hi h Graduate Pat V augha1:' and ot h . er wm? was tland r Po , r yes a L st traland w iod Port h r O f State University i-'c nc r ng team. i ll �the pinth annual Jackaon. his teams chalked up 30 . er_!__ in scoring by ffs over K1verv1e:w e s o f the h o was le_ d-1 o __ the at Pom bid a for noon after rrow f.rade School Invitational Cage of the play-oMcK tomo e wins and his 1959 onsin utiv Wisc consec to vel in d tosse elvey vm Mar n e wh ht. 1ourney • MM from tonig I Warreri team was named lops in Big Ten C hamp ionsh ip. ba CLUB JOB T s Racine, knocked �a::1': ��- : 1:�·::1: :::� ��;: 1 n ':;: � i; lk V aughan, who i � �� �,:o:ttr��: \��i;�f e�� t!l��t lhe BUile. · 0 a \ =TLAND, Ore. !UPD-Bob St!C· 13 mar k so far this SC s the fur y troph hip pions cham h '. hi wan.a ll Rosburg, 19!59 PGA titllst, sigoed 8gainst Slaughter was named t:J. will open f o r t�e sport. year ht slniig ond ·t t7 school coach of the year for Ohio \ Thursday as head profenional for v r s ----� in:t�l5�-cou!ti:� �ool �� :�o�� :e e�� ::r�ight v ictories to get the n od and in 1957. was runnerup in UIM. the new �eriwether Country Club Carl .::� ville wm face the county ch. ,ps third in 1955 and fourth ln 1956 course which s<>cfl 'l d EPP EE (das s) ticke t to the title meet. • =,. S rence o.,.. be confe will 5:0 swd _a Jed bJ sharpshooting Center t�rry Lord has and Dick . - S� far this season, Pat's tea� Price and pint-size guard Marvin Tonight's Oh io high school h��- rec0 t·d 12-2 mark o v eral l and nine wms m the last 10 ''I' ve alw.iys held· a strong at- next July . , tachmen1 for Cap•tal , " he said· VIKINGS SIGN TWO McKelvey. ketball tournament schedul� starts ''1 feeI the new job will give me MP .-ST. PAUL (UPl l - paul The following night, in the lowClas1 AA Db1trlf'l11 two years left at State, Pat may p ro�e. to b e Wiin LS compehbon be- an o�po��unlty to ?rogress in Lindquist, 6-foot, 3-lnch, 200-pound er brl(ket of the eight team comKent At o ng the to.u ghest frnce rs in Big Ten am coaching. petltloo, Caach Hilton Wolfe' s Sy- Ak.ron South I ll·6 1 v s Akn,n fore graduating as a ph;.1rmacist. tackle from New H�pshlre, and Le tart. racuae boys wW meet --North ( 15-4 ) . Slaughter is setond assistant Dan Sheehan, a k icking specialist ortP annual nmth Game time will he '7 p. m. e th_ of aders cheerle s Player and Akro Central 1 17.3 1 ..,� l\c'nt lost b Hayea thts year. Gordon from Chattanooga , aigned '.111°rs-At 8: 15 Saturday evening Riv- Stale Hi g•h , 13_7 1 ey w1 l l have a cha_n�e to Larsony left the Buckeyes' staff to day with the Minnesota Vilunga of tourn l l 'age tiona nvita i · land , ... s w will tangle with the last At t:anro■ walk away w\th a �ig array of. bard ware and certificate take over the head job at Akron- the NaUonal Football League . � 25 c g oer •���:·�� �c�%� canWn McKinley 1 13-6) vs Al- at �h���� p�o��h�� ��� �� :i � l � a a r e e a d that four team �.,�3m w :111 ww :, 1naLJ1�w;r�AW" 0 llanC1: i t3·7 1 • • . k)e rovid cd along with gold meda ls to ij b on Lln('nln 1 18-:.! 1 vs (:inion , � ��: �:s cb M. IW'Vlvon of the two Cant l 0f\hc ;hJm pions hip squad , gold meda ls lo the . 17 _Jl Im bracutl will cballePte one an- Lehman A. 11·,,·1 all-to urney team ' sliver ones to the secon d all-tourl Youngdown d [ ne;��f! ·j�i :��e�l e-:n=��; Salem i l6·41 vs Pol .rnl , t2 '.1 ' �ds for individu al effort ,� awa In 67 e re& t Sco Wil Al M l n . . 1 an d ertificales for al l partic ipatin g p l ayers. o v, i\ur• ing ac( IH,l unter Hard En�o n Marlo Pro Caure � o distn- I t ways best the f o one be to ht. thoug is T�is BJ vdel l'rfll 1nter11atlonal walk 1 1H l ;: :, · e Beegl grade school playe rs, !i . When Wilt Chamberlain was Sandusky q5 4 1 vs Man ,fll• ' J St I bu_t e reco g nit ion for the &: 1 said · Loki ht DNded 13 more points In Peters 1 13-5l )vey. McKe Bill e b will ev n r u to the for noun cer bll 1ut three National Basketball At Bowlin.II Gr .. ,·n 1 ' d woife will be at the scorer.s sl an dby Donal _A� aymg t G � ANOcl.aUo pmete to reach 3 .000 Lima Senior 19-8, v� I 1 1.! r1-'lllt'f' k'Coach Larry Morrison will serve as "Iech DItable and . 1 for .. HalOD. he went right out 1 1a.s ' . , sor. . �- tried to collect them aII m L ima c 11thnllr 1 13.7 1 vs E1 •rnoou, ca 1 act v i It1 an ;di-out effort is bei n g promo 1e d to mak e I if as Looks 1:zo.n ..-contPt.. this year's P ort l and toLJrney the most successfu l ever. ®I l Clwnbe· dn almoat IUCteed!!d Al Toledo ___ ':� nl Phi for point.a tl1 U le__acored Toledo Macomlier 1 2(). 1 1 vs fok,lo SCOU TING AUOlJ T _ Bob Louks _has been _working delpfda Thu!'Bday night In a n� central 1 1"-4• . l around th,� Syracusl! Ra l l Park in his spare �lme and AA 118 ..btory over New York. I I Tolel! o Li bUey 08-3 1 ..,., Syll' ;,n1a improv ement s are beginn ing to_sho w -:- watchm g Allen :;] Beautiful two-tone green finish with genuine leather · wu a personal NBA high for tlit! [ 1 15.,i i , Hemm Dannv Smith and Ro nnie Phahn p ro mo t� cheer- 9i interior trim. Power steering, power brakes, wwer Warrlon' Bli Dipper, but 1�11 Al Ath,1111 l ing a l ' the i lid e pendent basketball game last mght - . windows, hay power seal, H y dramatic, radio, he�ter, four pojnll ahort of the recorJ ,· 1 Portsmmith I Jfl- 3 1 vs S1:,,rnb n the y h ad numern us new cheers -:-- Pom�r_oy Coach Ed ,:,· ed glass. One Joe.al owner. We sold and serv iced tint . f � e or Mt by Elgin Baylor of t..011 An�- , 22- 1 ) colleg _clime m a attend g ington Wash this dream boat. A $6,000 tar when n ew. Co([m an is in llN against these lilame Kili':k� Ironton 1 1Z· IP v11 Chi l l kolhe • 111 41 1 coaches _ the diamond a l Pomero y High has been re- ; f lll'lier thla season RlverHide \ lll-2 1 11 s :-i. or L1 l',1' l•�tl'rn 1 pared,for basebal l seaso n - Won't be long now be �re ·1 Now On ly Wdt'a pr-evious top waR ·11. 1 111.5 1 the teams wil! 1 be ,ro un ding into shape for the sprmg wbleb he 1rored twlct last �Nl· I At Uaylo11 ., schedule. .- . . . --- . 1 ..and once this winter. I Bhmchester ( \4-71 VII Dixie (22·1 ' 0rni M 1 50 } ; New York kept the gam� clrn1!' Kingma� , Z2•0l vs Xenia Wum.lr,iw c� :t A. c h onfu: t . ::,,.,, 9(1.all Ue earl y m the wll�on 1 1 1.ni 1 :z vl ! , ll au• .e 53·, � 51 · ne bl'rl11tn 1 1 period, but Cham f Northmont 07-3 ) vR T l'OY 17-1 � ,,petted six point q1,1I I A' Lima � Cadilla� - Oldsmobile lon oot of reat�· e �� Mt. Victory f2U I VI Delpi10� SI. Cleve land WeSf'tel'h 70. the Obel'lin 53 J m on ,:, of '11 f ie ld l!Oal attempts John 1 13_8 1 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing :tJi i\t F..uit1ake . durlng .Lha game imd wns ainnz-. Crnstview 1 20- l l v 11 Llp'11c i l0-! 2l Business." 52 A�htab•1;n Clevelan� East ft:l, lngly a�urate from the foul hne De-llance M At Columhui :wl h 17. oJ It succcasful frc� 124-0) v� Hamll'r Columbus Linden 44, Gf!hanna 42 . ersv[lle Pomeroy, Ohio A WY 2-5342 y �WI· ,' • f l 4- I0 1 Grandview 53, Newnrk 4\t COLUMBUS C UPH Boiliin took another ni� out of Montpelier ! 16-4 l vs Holg11te ll\·5 1 Ai Bedford Oh.lo state Slaughter, 34, assistant •· Delrolt'1 determined eflot1 fol' :1 A, Tiffin Cleve l and East Tech l'.6, Parrllll 62 . . University fooh,"'II coach, Thurau.rth IP the western UL North Baltimore 1 18-4 1 11s f:lan· plaJvu. .oo •· Clalill A · d w 8 named head coach at filioll _ �- tsdging the PISlona, 1 Illdorf I Z:M ) Al Cimlmi c:�ltatUniversity, succeeding vet. \ lo11 dropped Detroit Into Vui-k ( 18-3 ! v !I Vtmlue 1 11 z1 ,ll8= tJniled I.O(•u. l 60 , South Amn<!rst 40 eran mentor Jack Landn.im � t , ,plate tie with Cindnm1l 1. · Lowell ville 35 , At Clndanatl · Mou wa1 e, heartbreaker for . k V.\ C Arl .i�le Geneva Spnncer 33 Slaughter, who 1pent 10 years ' lhe Pl1toD11 al the winnln !I point Middletown Fenwic ____ coach.in« high school teai.na at �ame on a free throw by Fnrnk Clnl·innali L>ePorres vs Mt. O··ab South Point, Jackson and Warren Al 8prlt11fl.-ld JOINS CANADIAN TEAM Ran\HY with four aecon.111 rem·-1 1 I· hl'for e join ing OSU Coach Woody Ing that WII!! charged to Dctroll Indian l.ake- 08·5 1 n Ml.,ml E11st EDMONTON 1 Ul'l �Uob Mor Hayes' ataff after the t95i season for too many tlme11 nul. Ram11t'y i ll-!1 1 rison, a 6 - foo1, I-inl·h 2 1 0-pound wil l take over at CapJtal M.ardl Al Clnclnnall led both t�am1 In M."urln� wiln 31 l'nd from Appalnf'hian State 20 points. Gene Shue had 311 for tl ,e 1 ClnclnneU Elder { 2().0 1 v� C indn• reachers College, Boone, N.C., natl Withrow U7-4► IDNl'I. sl.i;lned Thursday with the Edmon- Slaughter, a native Q( lronlon Dolph Schaye, scor"d so p-, 1n1 � Cinc-innatl Weslern Hi l ls ' B-1\ 1 n l ton Esklmos of the Weslern Foot - and 1950 Capital graduate, also ·• Syral'USe ended a six-11,ame Anden1on ( 13-61 will coach tenala and instruct in ball Conference. A.I Odord lollq 1treak with a 129-1 li '+'le· tory over St. Lou!,. Clift Ha11:11n Midr!Mul'in 1 1:.1-1:1 1 V9 Crc('llhi11s l)On't it.111: )'Qllr life • and lob Pettit each had 34 points ! 17- 3 1 tbat of othen; atop ia. At Mlddletown for the �awk1. lei OUJ oxperlo Franklin t20-01 YI Hnmillon 'fafl 7our brake l)'lta IAS Y TO ( 12·8) fNol Do ll to41J1 Ai TNJY PUT UPI ·e RELININO Urbana (20-01 vs Spt·lngfield South - ·�:;h Toum1,/irrc co-o:me� Cage C ard : M4l' •n I ii ft "°" \, : 1=: -·-u - ." I l 1· Slaug ter �--- ♦ Ex.panthers Take 66- 62 Cage Loss The Pomeroy players, coached · tO by Charles SwatzeI . J· umped m ;hoot• e outsid the ----- an ear ly lead Ol'.I SenUnel Sport& Writer �---y - •21 ■-----·-· .... ��-·--··- _,,-- &- .Ao. i I To Coach At Cap•11 aI Bamitl ' f BO WL ING . .. '" for eig n Ne ws lRe v. Hoo ver, Host Pastor Dickson Nam ed Leader Blp :.1!:.':. ltOl Commentary 111 "°:."" Assoc1.a 10n I eet n Jj ,f 1,.1 ,GM D,stric O · · S t cout M:ZE::: :-i � ;: UPI-:.:=: s ire � • •' a ch 1i AfflOftl lboN who attempt lo The Rto Grande \'.'. C, Dlcbon, Pt. Plea&ant, Making thei annual report, to the Church; Willwn E. Swilbe , Mid• , er, 229. of noon trmlcll will be � n« nald&. LM dilJ _, I . I S<orlPff PomeN>)'· SiMoa 1-1-11; 1-o-l; 1lood Martin 2-0-4: .. ,.1 . Ea,tman ...,., Bufllnston 6-s-15; Qua1lll S.S-ffi; F. 8illoa a,. M; J. SlJlon 0,.0.0; N...iro.d 0-0-0. Totala 17-8-G. Pt. Pleasant : Capelr'i .�M: Murray 2-S-5 · F• Capehart V"'I"Ii, Love 1-M· BarJ Le ia : 2v, H derson 1-U•' • Smith � ��w. �n-a r ) I 3-N. handsome fash',ons i . ! I. I I l 9 5 7 CADI LLAC \ {' e Arrow Shirts • Stetson and Champ Hah • E111ulH Sox eltlts by Plonnr • " $29,95 N. SICOND AV I, -· In,,_ U�n Is Loser Jn;llid To Take .��ry Control J-. ( 13-7) . a.ley L. Enna, chairman of · tbt board ,II. lbe Evan, Grocery 0,,1 1lu i.n notified by the Na,&lonll L1bli""llllon1 Board that , , U. unkln: petltloo to or1anite the .... � had ;been defeated. 'ftlo ....,_l follow, a ,_.... of � ruulll of the elec­ .u., ..Id oil Ju. 116. Unlled Food. Unla Loci) SIi Retoll and •11111+\ iltorll petitioned for 1 1 ,- lllcttoa which wu auperviaed :!',.• ....-1.. ol !he Nation• ,al � RolatfoDI Board. ' 11 -,Ylnl lite eledlon the <;n.JilJ - that !he majority I ti Ille ..ud bollola hod nol been ·lill u7 lobor o,pnlnllon 'lllllil'<I aa lho ballot, ond thal • W otpnluUon la the excluol all !he en,. I !.,_ i I Ohio HIJlh khool T1Nnil'I UN1h Ry \lnltetl Prn1 l■lH.iatlo1111I Clan AA Ai DaytoD Dayton Chaminade 61, Oaylon Colon<!! While i'l N , _ & Hud..n Al vnuniciklw■ War 511 .-.-• "• "•-,.·,.- .,____.......,;.... IBN I e ADJUSTMENT e DRUM . TURNING i ..... wY4-lllf _.,... B R A N N AN G A R A G E NEW BAT HRO OM • • • > ,� ..- For Only 1 39 95 Compt.t• btthroom tnMmblt - flttln11 to the f1etr - IINI tult.. :>hio Valley Plumbing & Heating 232 I, SECOND WY 2-2036 ,. POMIROY, O. ., Graduate Watchmalcer PROMPT SERVICE ft, loll Ce•ts wit� M S11,,11 SllkH = D O N ' T G Ul!S S . . . COM E If.I l'OR NEW I R O O M 5 ______ $1 .29 50 FT. 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FLO WE R BO RD ER\ 5' • -. ., MOIOPOfflAN MOTORS _,, MIDDLIPOIT 1 I _ _,,,.. ,11 1 - ► BAHR CLOTHIERS '-t ,. Watch Repair �� :y c Now . . . H&ll FIRESTONE \ =km = MOTOROLA TV Othor lullo F- USED CARS 7:" More Reliabl e Than Ever! $50.00 up n.. v-, w Lomu .,., M .. We Salect Oaly • ' -- tems I I ;t� , }( '� Ex-To ledo forlMa n s Jr1a • I :5et TOday :n s1995 KARR & VAN ZANDT 4 I J �d Complete Your Spring Wardrobe With Sedan DeVille .. MtPIW was elected chairman of t h e Dlltrlct Commllte& were: Com - dleport, Feeney,Bennelt Post Team Three Game, _ oh1o 1 follow Comlnunilt affairs cloeelr. the Ohio Bapi.l.tt Convention wiU by the moderator, 8". Arthur clucted III II Wik N114 .. tit.GM D I I t r l c t Boy Scouts of mJttee 00 Leadenhip Training, J. �rican Legion : Francis Glaz- Power 2603. a � f.■� top� of apecu- have their annual meet.In&, 'lbYn- McCauley of Radoe will be the tour fur 11 Baplllt ..... America, fot an unprecedented Knox Dye Cbainnan: Camping, 1er , Pomeroy, Sallabury PTA; ' Team Single Game - Ohio lattoo dull w ith event.I ilalde day, March 16 at tbe Cbetbitt annual ,ermom by Rev. Donald A. world 1 low1.h term laat ntgbt u the Di• Merrill Brigg&, Chairman; Actbl- Harold Blacbton, Pomeroy, Rock Power, 9 10. Baptilt filldl la Afrlll. Iii· Baptlat church with Rev. Osborne Boone of MJddleport . tiny AJb&nla, and the Ad- � Tbeffand trict Cornmitlel beld their annual Uu, Col. o. v. Krupp; Health Sprlng, Methodist Church ; Calvin ST-'NDINGS For tJllt, ■malJell: and poorest I Hoover. host pastor. dreu by Bev. Arthur Balile, I)j. I buaineu meeting it the Ordnance and Safety, Wm. Ryherd: Organ• Simpson, Po ,eroy, First BapU.,t Woa ad • Lei( Pd, : ol u., Cooununist naliom t The meeting wid begin al 1 �.m rector of Youth and Camplnf for Konl, J&pill. . ha School ln Pl. Pleaunt. lzatlon and Extenahm , JQhn C. �urch: David Goodwin, Poml!!roy I Falla City Beer . . . . l4 IO .i83 joined wllh Red Chlna to 0,pc,M!' i with the regillratlcm of vla.iton 1 the Ohio BaptW CoavenUon. Hil wail. Fifty�four petlOllll were in at- Hutchinson; Advanceme nt. Wm. :neral Lcw:lge - Odd Fellowe No. I Sporll! Center . . . , 13 1 1 .542 the leadenhip of Moscow. : and delegates. taplc wiD J:,e "For a Omer Wdt Hot Rodi . tendance; npraeetatives of var- l(nl•". . ! 1 12 . . . . . % 500 · Commiulo am t In pro �"--ner S ,. f __ t a f ,_1 f or .... L. On the · gr 16'' ' · the after- With God." '°'11 lnltftuttons t h a t sponsor James 'Ibomson_: Mr. DicklSOll, Carl L. Scott, �akin, Lakin Pomeroy Cem· Blk 11¼ 12¼ 4711 K inSP AUHWI.SD '-UI,.,,......... • , · : Gen. · Enver Hoxha, 52-year-old There wW be ,eparaw meetlo,1 Ohfo Power kouf:tnl, IMbber,._at-larp of the then re1at.ed their reports to 1 13 :458 goal� State Hospital; R1cha� Newl!!U, firat fo irl r the men and WMlm with Rff of p e y. Rob son' ½ Laund ½ ry 437 10 13 . the art tLt ,ecretary District and Council members. for the next year, which are: Boya Pt. Pleasant, Marietta Mfg. Co. : wu one of the faunden of the , John Fauett of MArietta, area Sl!ASON HIGHS i a.de Ind. 3 Elected Vb Chairman for Gal· members 1200. Unit membership, Charlie Carr, Ma90ll, ' Miuionary far the OJDYelJtion !n Gamei _ Art Sylvester j Aibanian party In IIMI and Advancement in Rank . School PrA: Donald Roush, New G4. Ila County was Emmitt Morrison , 1 61 moat or th,t time has been Its , I charge of the mm'1 tneetiq. 'lbe GalllpoUs ; For Melp County, C. 600 . .and 600 Boys Life Sub Haven •. Bend Rotary Club; Wil- Ind. 1 Game _ Le recognized ood leader. women's meetm1 will be pmlded s Damew , F. Hibba: ftr Mason C o LI n t y scribers. Gueril& were, Richard bur Dickson, f;· P]eaaant, Men 247. over by their president, Mrs. He kept himself in power I Fr• Rdcbert, New Haven. Hellen, Dep. Reg. Scout Exec , o( the Presbyterian Church ; Ralp� Team 3 Games - Sports C.ent- ro has eque th km ugh fr : nt purges ( a , HAVANA g the UPI Maj. WiUiam James stepbeqloo of Ptme1oy . THEIi CAIS Eleete.tl II mcmben at I a r g e Robert Krejc i, Council E x e t . gmM Jr., New Haven, PTA. er. 2694, e na followed IMlh'l U 34by th!!! 1atel A. Morgan, year-old ex-Am,m- 'l1lf!ft will be a dinner ■ervecl Wert : 41 men from various sec and Ed Morrison. Finance Chnir- harie, Slmmon'• P!. Pleasant, Team 1 Game - Sport, Center, So MUST IE SOLD viet Premier Joaef Stalin of can on trial for his life before a by the . , ed Bellemeade EUB Church : 3ohn NO REASONAILI tlona and communlt1ea of the Dis man. bolt cburch 984 follow • bJ whom he wu an ardent admiN:r. "m-oluUonary tribunal" hete . is the eve:llinI program, comiatlng · Lion• Club· OFFER UFUIID trlct. t total of 46 other men rep- lneUtutional Representatives and WO1f N w H Top S Bowlen Avg. Now he baa elected to join Red expech,d today to challerige a fel- of devotiolu. apecla1 lnUsic and 1 st' H:;: /� Kn�.;. Pl resenting ln1tltutions that spon&Ot spontorln!,"l tnsUtutlon in Gallia 1 p Cb, y r��'�d ::: �i!: 1 75 Ch 2-1'57 ,OU ....... rs L the ll fna'a Mao Tze-tung lo bitter op- low-defendanra testimony t�at he an outltaDding mea11ge ud pie• $couUnl were certified by t h J 8 County are.. 174 1-1'57 ITUOIIAKD S· Knoll · Pt· Pleasant· Ordnanc.-e Hank y QD to Nikita Khrushchev' ...,..ltl m.-r. iJla, in lure, by the Rev. and Mn. lliI armed anti-Castro eoitm111Uttee· Thus· as a result of Clatworthy 173 tL ;I• '- TIii -., rInstitutional Representati\/e& PI'A : Carrel Cox , Pt. Ple.uant, Dee Hawl - I,(lfflU, .... _._ of tbe Fint pollcy of peacelul co-existence Cuba'a E.scambray Mountain!. --the ldloD lut night, 94 �en _ are 171 a f Co Institution In Meig , 364th Ordnance Co. : Neel Dickens R ocks Dav� 1-1956 c--.n membel'II of the MGM DJ.Strict. and sponsoring 168 with the Wut and to Khru- Mario Marin, Morgan's chauf- B plllt Clrurm o lumbus, and Mason counties are : Jamea Pt. Pleaaant, Baptlit Men's Felfeur, told 1he the Rff. 4_, military Lomu waa o born .tmd edi> � pci bev'1 l moderate to u c l c ward y · Dr. John Moore, Rockr,mng11. Smith, Salem Center. Salem Cen- low&hip; BacwyJ Buckalew, Pt. 1-1KI CH-IT Thursday night that Morgan had cated in Mauacmuettl and er» President Tito of Yugo111avia. Ohio was recommended to t h e ter PTA: Gordon Chevalier, Tup- Pleasant, Roo5eveJt School PTA; TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE llol "1, 2 _, 6 CODSpired with and lfnt arma to Ulted fnlm Bates College Jn A Poper Natioe 1-1 ffl CHIIVIIOUI' Councd Eucutive Board for ap pers Plains, t:U8 Chureh: Clar- Blain Mohr. Gallipolis Ferry, IUgh 8?0ffl Mar�h I, lNI a Major Membrlvea in th" Es- Maine. lie received hi, &cbeloc A Jban" 11 •alway• has been a llol Alr 4 Dr, 6. ­ Beale ence Headle School pl!! PTA: Jame, High Three Quivey Tup Game Ind. rs Henry Plains y proval •s District �lssloner. �uper na!IOQ dependent for help cambraya for "many months •• of. Divinity degree at C.olsate,Md •lco. Christian Ch�reh : Pa�! Karr'. Hemlock Grove, Hemlock Grove Clatworthy, 576. The army man who had been Roebnter 1-1 950 IT'•OU•KD & othera m the Cornmunilt bloc. auigned ICbaol, Ro-Chester, Methodist Church· Billy Grange No. 2049 : and Carden High Single Game - Paul Kloes oowt to c,elend chester, NewDtrinlty a by th Yort. 1-1951 CHIVROUT ' tnl on Y�vla before How·, ll'l tiD Orr, Reedsville, Riverview PTA ; Hillman, Pt. Pleasant, Lions 265. three olber defendanla Mn. ar and 2-3AkER and SEYFRIED Wm. born and edu, Francil, Syracuse, Syr&cuse Club. Team Th ree Games - Rawlings b;;,�k with Tito, and � on the promptly 1-INI CHIVIUILIT withdrew from the �. cat.t In Maine allO etteodiet Union end it, vanous part,. sa in PTA: C. E. Lytle, St, I'aol's Luand Motors, 2459. -----, _ _ 2 Ii,, .., y g Marin was in effect aecua- ed Batel Collep your LENNOX d81Ier theru Church, Pomeroy : Carl She bu served Team SIPgle Game - Rawllng1 "'"· milN Wt In IWa •• IP' hll nlber cllenll. 'Ille eour1 along wltlt ber b� In Herring, Motors, .... R"tland, Method�t S lbe eelAlban g ia'• NEW ,nd USED a eogr phlcal po,illon od)ourned unlil today - M •oc•I- ,'>II Church; Vernon Weber, Rutland, OCia -·· worl: ol make11 her the IDOlt vulnerable of other counsel STANDINGS wu avail able. t •arloul cburehea to wbrm he Methodist Church; . Virgil Roush, COAL, OIL, GAS the Communiat u�Wtea and Morgan, who bad Wan i.st. Pct. been beld Jn. they have mJ.nilt.ered. �tart Falls, PTA; Dale W. HJJI, 8S00 Rawlings Motors . . 14 7 .&67 makes her present acbon� all the communicado for S¾o montbt in For _,.en FURNACES Letart Fall1, Ohlr, Valley Gran_;e Rn. lanal Liberty Restaurant . l2 9 _571 more cal!M' for speculataon. Havana·s Cabana fortreu-prison, b8I ed board �o. 26 12 ; Arthur McCau_ley, Ra- Robert Harris, son t Phone WY,2-3794 of IDIDo Frank Wald Cross & Son . 12 9 .571 On the one aide, llhe bu "revJ. was indicted with 12 others Thurs, . •; the� cme , Baptist and Methodist Chur- Harris of Mason St. ee Paul spent 429 Chu '1 the slooist" . . r ch w 9 121 . Yul(ISl..-ia wbote 1Uccesa day on diarges Df supplying mm k POMEROY, OHIO ches ; Lewis Sauer , Middleport, end witb Soclet · :'::� his father and slsler, White Electric Co. , .9 12 .429 threaten the very matence of to the Esc!lDlbray rebels. 1be ' Young Adults, Presb:-terbm Ann. He ls stationed with the U Friendly Tavern . . . 7 tfve in 14 .:133 Hoxha'1 Stalinilt-1tyle regime. . trial began Thursday night. ::, � �led S. Navy near Washingtnn, D. C. many On the other, ahe ha, the NATO MorgaD, who lost bis V.S citiSEASON HIGHS Mayor Olston o. Wright or Maallies, Greece and Italy. zenship because be served in Preson has proclaimed the week or 1 d· 3 Games�-pPa�I a·lil!,: Yet from this position o mier Fidel C8.!ltro's rebel army, f weaki"d 1 0 Kl March 4 • 11 as 4-H Week. oess, Homa bas dared to accuse and 10 of his eo-defendants denied T:� 3 � rie Ta: Mol<!OW of interference in internal the charges. Miss Alma Dudding ot Nitro vem. 2529. ----and Mra. Roberta Burdette of St. Team I Game - Rawlings Mo- Albanian affairs and to Uuk himself with Red Otina, ■ powerful PlJPILS F..SCAPII: INJURY Albans were Sunday guesb of tors, ftO. but moat distant ally. HA.TI'IESBUBG, Miss. ( UPI) Mr, and Mrs. Eber Roush. Top 10 Bowlers Avg, Batff Twent:, Henry Clatworthy 11&o 179 cltildrtn escaped Jnjw-y Mr. and Mrs. George CarS()n, Paul Riggs 1bursday when a school bu coJ. One reason might be Hoxha's 110 Ange)a and Eddie, of Mason Richard Davis lntenae hatred for Tito, iD which Uded with a car and slid down 168 Your Watch atectnnlc■lly ,..... a, Watdll 11lar. spent the weekend with her par­ Ray Lfeving 65 he Is joined by Mao -tung. An- an embankmeftt north of hen,. 1 ents, Mr. and Mra. Mltchell Lme­ John Duerr PIii ISTIMATIS - NO OILIOATIOII 165 other might be admiration for the 'lbe bus �r! 1 H. C. Hayden, joy of Palemo, W. Va, Carroll Norris 162 Red Chinelle regime whose ruth- and two occupanta of the automoTrel Scboenleb Ul2 Jessnesa parallell hil own. An• b de ware liated in critical eondiG R E A T P I C TU R E P E R F O RMANCE William Grueser 1'8 olher migbl be a dolperate In- lion. hurch Pro1.., ;.,cl 1, TH H O U G H T H E Y E A R S Clyde Ingels 154 temal nason of which the rest ,. � Jerry Saturday Bake Sale Arnold 154 ol the -Id ., or la Ignorant BEAHilR!, !IEWS f A church-wide project ls being How doet be eq,ect to 1et away NEW YORK (UPI> - New canconducted this Saturday by mem• SIGNS AS SCOUT with this defiance of KbruabcheY? ned barbecue beans combine three hers ol the Middleport Church of HOUSTON, Tel<. < UPI J _ Ed Enlerlnf IPto hia calculatlnns may type, •• great northern,, b a b 7 f·, Christ when the Pbilathea Soele- Head, who pltched a no-hltl:er � :Md California pink■ for be these consideraUona: ty of the church is Sf)Ollsoring a the Brooklyn Dodger in ■ODIL IITn Any attack OD Albani ■ would be in a mildly aplted tomato eauce. a 1916 and 11• ov-era11 diagorl&I m1u 263 bake aale. ' an attack on Pelptng, oP@ltlng u, A IIJ.otmce can 11trves two to compiled 8 27_23 record for them •�- In. plc1ure wllwlng 11"M. In Mahooalli-8�",...Waln ut The sale, at the Tri-Lustre during a five-year period in the for all the world to Eiee the ideo- �- persona. (Campbell's). Cleaner,, wJII begin at 9 r nd con• 1940,, has signed a, a ICOtll. tor logical and nationallst dlffemicea tinue through the day. An .abun- the Bou,ton National League club. within the Communist camp. dance of home made food Items Heed, 40, will wort 1n nortbem To force the removal of Houa will be offond. Loulalana and ,oulbern Arkansas. would be an adml,ollln o1 weak· , -, alnce Klmuhcbev would be CONV■ Nl ■NO ■ P■ ATUII ■ to A n I he could POii �11• Vl ■WINO p1,■a•u11 to :i �� • Custorrl•Mattc Tuner keepi alltions fine tuned-lndeflnltefy. • CIN:ult Gu1NI shut.off rti::tlvtr In lht event of algnal Mf• Vlllttld Preu Jatel'llatton.l a playoff tor the Southeastern that even in the Comnumi1t world Kenlucky nu,y not ,port the · Conference berth In the po,t. of equala, some are _.. equal • 'f\nttd l)'I Shade Flitt, glvu picture Increased pldu" con, lhaa otberll. best record for a Wildcat team .season games. enlerlng the NCAA baokelball 'Ille Wfldcall and Vnlunleffl rinall,y, deeplte the developm,nl tournament, but it doea have s completed the SEC sea500 In 8 of rocket,, the Soviet ilUbmartne lepcy of four national cham;,ion• tie for second place and woo the bue In Albania mnlinus of. IUf. Whether you join the Easter Parade or ohlpa to back up a tltle flniob. right lo a sudden death bat1Je fkieDI worth to make Albanlan Coach AdoJph Rupp'e Kentuck- when Mississlpt>I, state by.paged stability important, eince It pro­ "Where Radio & Televi&lon Is A Business, Not A Sideline " not, now's the best time to bring your ians won the right to their 12th the NCAA because of aegreption vicles an outlet to the Mediter' nnoan. NCAA start Thuroday nfghl by Policies, N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT vaulllng wardrobe up to date, Shop here for all Yet, the problem facing Khn> over Vanderbilt 88-67 tnl • ___•;;;;;I The Rtr,0pmen lake along an obcbev la thal to permit lloxlut _._............... the very newest. 111•7 record nllo the -enl, 1UCCe8Sfully to 1u11ow bhl presen1 • far cry from the 21-2 -rda course ml&hl be lo open up lhe th.al preceded Kenlucky _,e, lloodga"9 of rebellion tb'"""""'1 WHAT WOULD lnlo the 11111 and 196'1 pmeL Eulern Europe. to Tltff utll • The 1981 contingent had to work ----Haudlomely tailored oulto In llhorlo, ,.su1on, b loop, stouts ■n d abort atouU. Sizes S&-50. OIi _, , season was almost probrbitive for IDUl'Dalllent confUd. But the lld to eala began clawing their way W to-ward the top with ccmseculive Wide oolecllon of pattenll ID oborto, NIUlan ODIi lonp. Slzea SM&. - unlil they ...,.d up the Mrs. llAtbert Painter and eon, SEC oeuon by makJng Vander- Douglao JolmJoo -' the -k but their lGlb llralght victim. ...i with Mrs. Oaa Toylor , · AdKentucky wlll play a ......i dlton. l'CMIDd game agalnet the winner ol Paul Chadwell apenl Sunday af­ a, Mlnhattan aflll nnit lhe ohJo valley•, -..i Slalt ternoon wtlb Donnfe lloush. The new e,:sy-to,care-for wllb · 'Ill WNI' and an oMorp team. A vlclor1 Mr. and 11n. Ralplt Palnler and White and colon. 1111111d then p11 Uio wnc1ea11 cblldftn, Mrt. Harl')' Brown ,,,,d aplml Ohio Slate, wbkb lo o top. ::. �• p:. � bony choice to wfa Ill bracut, Mrs. Oaa Toylar called nn aftor. . "'- tl!e llldeal regional llnala. 'Ille Robert Painter l!fonday 11n. Mr. and l!fn. rioJd , � =.:1:U. I '· . ! 16 ;] Aawiatkin r I . TODAY'S ECIAL w·11 M I Chesh' M Bllnlll. phlJJ- ( ' f" • ,,., II!' One Color _ $50 Chane• eo1on.,,1ii,oo to BOYS' sum · , , · · · $16.91 to $29.50 ,-111u1 ..., - fc,r • boJ'•·- ........ _, a1Jle., - • to ao. SPORT COAn , · , , , · $9.98 to $19.91 -IP· . ..... � Wide ..._ of wut'a ..., fw lpl,ra. i to ll. CCtlu u4 - WORK OXFORD W1ITE DRESS SHIRTS _ . . . . .. $2.91 Cmbloned lmolo, Oil -L I> wtJIIIIL l,IJ. $7.99 THE SHOE IOX MfDDLIPORT ., Tai ...., Papular wlilta la tb - ... 'D - - blm .. tar-. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO . . ---:;;. "" ...r ' ., ,... ... ._ ..__ ,, .�-'- '� •,,-. •. ·,. , , .. .. .. ... f\ 4). 4' . ,,... ,... .... , ...... , ... .... "-. ,•, ,,, , •• . �-'.•-• · '-• ' ..___..., ...-., • ' -i l Ill, ... ' ... ... ... ... �. .. . . .J ' } �l>aily !lellaael, ft Read The Clas sifieds ; When March Wind s Bio w 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., Mar. 10, WANT ADS ==------------==========--, l :ir � i � = r=-uuo= Huo�lz=e= ::;-1961 --;(�9�)IF:tO�.,: , "' =. .,. = . , "' � . II � = =. = ,. . � a .... Mod s ::. =m .. = �. � ... ==, LE S = ss = R A __ ne �0�)==;B:=u=s=i= (2 t --:=:=: . A 1 p I 1 TRADING POST •••cIAL. Fl" I S Service Hardwood floors, g a s furEnler-ed Hoipital 3 , 6lc pie� Pinette. S9.l5. B LA E TTN AR . DON'T J-'UMP YOUR Sluggish I nace. gH cooking !'ltove, electric re frigera tor, l ocated cen112 RATS KILLED with Slar-War- septic Lank. Get Klean-Em-AU Among those who entered Holzter of Mi ddle port . do se to er husµ1tal in the past 24 hours farin. one pound $1.00, 2\1 lbs., Septic Tank Cleaner, Ohio V . ,hopping distcict, ,chools, $1.49. Farm Bureau. Sugar Run ley Plumbmg, Pomeroy, Ohio. were: Mrs. Lewis E. Gillespie, 426 churches. FOR CONS ISTEN T DEPE NDAB LE RESU LTS Flour Mill, EbersLach Hard1 first Ave., Mrs. Waldo F. Brown, 3 2 SOtp RATES $60.00 ware C•II David C. Mill er I 618 Third Ave . . Newlun I. Jones.. 4 cenlll per word. oDe Lm1ert1on. Minimum cbarge---60 (31 9. 10, 1 1 ; 16. 17, 18: THEISS REFRIGERATION , , d WY 2.5191 1"1 Slate SL, Rob,,\ L. Cheav, cents. cs cenU per word Lor three consecutive i.nsertiun11. T 23. 24, 2:i; 30. 31. 1 4 1 l ; Applianr-e Service. Domestic and l '--...,.....,....,....,.....,.....,..__....,._,, lier , Ht. 2 Galli))Olis, Perry LamSpecial-one :nontb fur :iO cents �r word ad­ for charged be will 1 4 1 (\ 7, B ; Full rate of 4 cents per word 13. 14, 15: Commerc1al. Contact R o J e r FOR SALE · 5 rooms and balr. , in- bert, Northup. John A. Miller, Rt. tertlsmg iJ not paid w1lhm lU day• after receiving bill. (3) 9, 18tp ly. immed11te reported be g----Should Tht>iss, R.acine, Ohio. 2-21 . JOtp side not finished. l¾ acr lot. 2 Thurman, Robert H. Ball. MaErrors lo Advertism Garage, cellar aod tod &heJ, I'he [)a1IJ Sf'ntmel will no1 be rcsp0ns1ble for more than Va . • Frank M. Ward. New BALED HAY. Homer Forrest, Rt. SPOUTL!\111, ROOF REPArR, water system. gas, ele-:-tdcity. son. W. one mcorrecl 1rsertio n. Haven, W.Va., Mrs. Olto J. Bosi5, $1 E\·ent�. uf Card· of Thank., and Special Notices l, Middleport, Ohio. Phone WY sheet metal work. The Powers J , J. w--1 ·· .,.,· urk. a.au, ""--,uvui= 2 Dr. Sedan. Hydramatic drive. Sparklin,e two tone fio.lab. . N ew H aven, W . Va., M rs. e. l word, additional tic, Each for _60 word mln1murn. 3 9 Jtp eompany, WY 2-2301. 2-6.196. 2 25 12tp Russt!ll W. Moore, 15 W, Cave St. 3 2 :30tc Obituaries published at l cent per wnrd FOR SALE· Cottage on Brownt!Il WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS l MO. Pomeroy, Mrs. Alex E. Wheeler, (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES $4,.50 S l .35 iJOc 60c Hi Avenue, Middleport, 5 rooms Re­ appliance AND ION TELEVIS Rt. 2 Racine, Mrs. l<'ranklin H. $ti.OU $J.80 M ontclair Hard Top 2 Door. Sharp lookine car tnaide ,nd $1.2U 60c 20 A8 IS l!IPECLU..8 $7 .50 $2.25 $1.50 7r.c 25 pair service. We service a 1 1 and bath, full basement w i l h Pope, Rutland. Mrs. Linn C. out. Mercuryomatic drive. S7 MerclllJ 60 fl P. IHH,00 garage. Gene Dodson, Brownell prices. le Reasonab m a Ir. e s. Davis, Oak Hill. Mrs. H omer Ads received bJ 10 A. '1. ..W be ln tlla.t day'1 paper. 51 MerC'dl'J '18 0. P. Pfi.111 3+6tc Whaley, Rt. 5 Jackson, and Carl TU· Ave., Middleport. Hampton & Capenart.. Pb ti B. P. Merau-, OuUU fft5,00 11) 14-30\c FOR SALE - Two story ·�-une B. Waugh, Ht. I Scottown. 2-l.21L PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 METROPOLITAN MOTORS Customline 2 Door Sedan. Standard shift Like new finish. dwelling, nine rooms. Ideal lo­ Binbs AUCTJUNEER _ ,.._-------J 6'0 Ea,a Main Skeel, Pomeroy _ _ -,L.------------,_,,..,,. cation. Modem bathroom, b ·st!­ Mrs. Earl Smith, Rt. 2 Galli­ REASONABLE RATES Ph•oe WY>-..,. For Sale- - ment, cement block n�rage. polis, son, 3 : 4 1 a. m. Thursday -�OTICES D GUARANTF, ON 8-20-Ue U.TISFACTI Harry .l.. Barnes, 963 Locust Mrs. Jack C. Higgins, Pt. Pleas­ BEAUTY Demonstrators. E a r n BALED HAY. Leo R. Story. One Call er trrUe L 0. Mc{'AJ 2 Door Sedan. Owned by local mechanic. Extra nice. Stan­ Street, Phone WY 2-3215. up to $5.00 per hour, demonstra­ Che11.t:r, Ohio mile off 33 on Kingsbury Road. ant, son, 2 : 34 a.m. Thur:.day, dard shift. ( I 0) FOR SALE or l!ENT ing famous Studio Girl Cosmet­ Phone WY ?-6756. 3 10 6tp � � Dlseharged 3 BEDROOM HOME with bath, --- -���==- FOR SALE . Eight room • ouse i.n ics. Full or Part time. Write --·--· IG, G, R.EFR 230 WHITE LEGIIORN HENS. 5 ONIN DITI A Patients recently discharged In• CON modern kitchen, hot and cold IR to: Box £63 A c-o The D.iily Minersville, Ohio, city waler. n. each or all for $100. Ph. WI 9s Jack' e. N E servic ATIO R eluded Mrs, William Goy<lan, Mrs. 3-7-6tc water, gas furnace. .:lose to Seiitinel. Prefect - 4 Door Sedan. Shows eood care. 4 cyl economy. 2185, E. R. llollon. 3 10 lip churches and school in Racine, lrlgeration. New Haven. Pbollt new gas furnace, wall lo wall Richard Owen, Beverly Wickline. carpel, all modem kitchen. TERMITE AND PEST CONTRm ONE 1954 CHEVROLET four door Albert Hill. hone WI 9-..?'61. 6-23-U TU 2-3537. Contact R. E. Grindley Sr., Earl Wills, Mrs. George Lee .,, Fain. Fffe ln&pttUoo. IDMUl'­ sedan, new tires. Radio, heater, · -�-� -�12tc 2 27 3 R 6lc Mrs. Edward MalonP.y and infant Minersvi:.le, Ohio. ed b' NaHogwkle. Pboae R. dt>an. One Admiral 24 inch TV ------ IF YOU WANT REAL 11ua1Uy daughter, Mrs. Larry Kelton .and Hard Top 4 Door. One careful l�l owner, Power steer­ aad A. Senice Btatloa WY i­ set in gooil condition. One Hoyal ! 1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY R,eedln1 buU, !hat ,rill , I , , (24AJ FOR SALE OR infant daughter, Mrs. Gerald ing. Dynafiow. Sbarip oar. Z366. I-Ji.lie typewriter in rirst da�s eondi­ ab . o . C ase er., o e mak m J u B · Rupe and infant daOgbter, ClarTRADE tion. For information conta<"I : ONE OR TWO USED 700 x l 81J'H. Call Dlek !!lterreu, WY · truck tires anil pony harness ence Johnson, Mrs. Iva Lee, Os, MNldleport Tradlag Post Merchants Collection Agi•n<"y, 1958 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE Z.%649 or Che1ler 18W145. Bill to fit 600 to 700 lb. pony. car Poetker, David Ashworth, Ohio Mlddle:,ort, 2nd, Pomeroy National Bank H' ·� .• 331 N. Z.%1.eotc Phoenix 4 Door Sedan. Finest and best Dod,Je, and this trailer. See Melvin Little, Chesh­ Grue!ier, Minersville, R. D. 1. Mrs, Reuben Grnlwm, Mack Mc­ 3 6 r•c Pomf'roy, Ohio, R. E. Grindlcy ne shows bet;t of care. Push button sh.ilt, o ire, Ohio. Phone Emer:;on 73 e 6tp Carley, Mrs, Signey Fitzgerald, :l IO tile Sr. '1329. 3-7-Gtc WIDOWER WOULD LIKE TO HEATING and PLUM3ING Mrs. Lula Cain, Mrs. Nellie Long, have unother gentleman or old ROYAL ELECTRIC POHTABI . � USED NATIONAL No. 4 RroodMueller Furnaces WANTED TO TRADE: A 1955 Barbara Wilson, Richard Owen, age couple share expenses. sewing machine. !"leluxe madrl. AclKlkl Brother. er's Coal Stove. Bud Morgan. Buick for small house trail.!r. Michael Moore and Rebecca Ual­ Hartl Top 2 Door, One local owner. Beautiful red and Charles Friley. 1716 Chester Rd. Does zig-zng, monograms, emPomeroy. !'hone: Albert Goeg- 818 E. Main .St. , Pomerey, Ohio Would consider buying. P 'lcine ley. white finish. Pomeroy. Phone WY 2 :l5!13. hroldcry, 6('WS on buttons, 3 !t :Jtp lein. Phone WY t-U48 Box 282. Phone WI 9-3821. ong Alling A m 3 10 31 makes button holes. Coil plrtc 2 18 Uc 3 9 Jtc According tu lhe midnight re­ (1 3) FOR LEASE NOTICE 'f�llCK GH."WEHS . Will with attachmr.nls and instruc· $195 '55 PlYMOUTH 2 DR., rough port of the nursing department, have c11bt»igt? plants around lion book. Good condition. WY 2- MODERN FIRST FLOOR-2 � those who were in fair condition -2 25 12tc and 3 room furnished fl part- rr DOESN 'T .JUST HAPPEN! middle of March. Will have to- 2496. $395 '55 STUDEBAKER 4 DR. included Elmer Hatfield. M rs. gs mato plants last of A pril. f'u l ! HOUSE TRAILEH, \!UB Moclrl TOP QUAl,ITY . . . . Laundry work mcnts. Ph. WY 2-3874. _ Martha McCormick, Mrs. W. N. or bcmg orders to Charlc·s H j Liberty 41 x 10. Washer and 3 9 lite is result of good equipment and $395 '54 CHEVROLET 4 DR., nice Hayward, William Han-is, Mrs Horris, Portland, Ohio. J 3 niL- dryer, large awninr,i:. Ralph long experience. We have both! Elva Payne, Ore White, M rs Prompt pick-up and delivery. $395 THE tO CENT HAMBUH CEHS F'ruth, Mason, W. Va. Phone '54 PONTIAC 4 DR., std. shift Selmer Baker, Edward Harmon. (14) FOR. RENT Robinson's Laundry, Pomeroy, MARCH 10 SP 3-5977. 2 2B lztp al Jack's Dairy Bar, Mid1llr1mrt WY 2-5428; Robinson's Tri-Lus- Mary Shrine. White Shrine of William MeJton, Russ Gettles. TWO BEDROOM apart$195 are d-e--e-e-1-i-c-i-o u s. '53 DODGE VB 4 DR. HAY-a�TRAW. Turn r ii::ht at MODERN tre Cleaners WY 2-5230, Middle- Jerusalem, will meet in reg,.•lar Harry Cromlish, ,John Puckcll, 3 10 lilt· !Kclroy, Rt. 7, second housl', Joe ment furnished on Route �3, five 3 6 6.c session Friday al ff p. m, at the Mrs. Ella Syrus, Mr�. Retes Cas­ miles from Pomeroy. Garden. port. '50 DODGE 2 DOOR fields. Pl ,ne WY 2-61178. $99 IOOF Hall. There will be ,election to, Mrs. Verlie Rivers. Addison 3 11 �tc Phone WY 2-6436. "Tri C"unty Mu1lc Center" 2 25 12Lc AUCl'IONEER of officers. The ceremonial has Evans, Mrs. Stella Wood, John If 11 • mulcal, we've Jllol ,i , '54 BUICK 4 DOOR Cempleie Service 4' been prn,tponed unlil Thursday, Miller, Mrs. Arthur Rupe, Mrs. 5 I FOR RENT Apartment E•perC piano tuning■ and c . 1111 TH/\DJNG POST SPECIAL. Baby crm Bradford March 2.1 . Jennie Holter, Mrs. Wade Maloy. $350 work High Chair, $2.IIO. 3 8 fltc rooms and bath. 618 East M..1in '54 BUICK 2 DR. HARD TOP Write, Phone u Contact S • treet, J>m;reroy. Phone WY 2Henry Viers and Mrs. s Don Br-oy a ar o o oung Y f \k f th Let t F JI All \\'ork Guaranteed e . C. BRADFORD, Rachw,, Obit 4000 SPLIT TOl'tbTO STICKS. 2448 day or W'OA-6384 evenings. A --------- - Methodist Church are inviting the les. I School of Music '54 FORD VB 2 DOOR Used one yenr. Richard A HayLEWIS REPAm SERVICE 2 8 lfc Parish lo meet with them March Gultur · Organ • Piao-Accordion mun, Vine St., Racine, ....,hio. Mill Stred, Middleport 10, 11. end 1.2, on the lOl:h at the '53 PONTIAC 4 DOOR v ... 1 Family Party Held • 2 _15 121p APARTMENTS - Furnished Md n1, Rooltn1, Plambl•I Reat 1 church at 7: 30, afterwards at the ·mfumished. McMaaters, MiddleProfes,lonal clw&H In Theory ------------' Lawnmowier Sharpening 1111d Community Hall et 8:30 f - gamea Honoring Mrs. Fox 6 WEEKS OLD Rcgislerrd Chi- port. Pbooe WY2-:182L '53 FORD 2 DOOR 3_3_1 aad Hnrmouy Motor R..-patr huahu Phone W and refreshments, Austin Laugl,\in A family party was held Tues­ nn 3, as. J 9-39'! ' Accredll� eourae - with diploma Call WY 2-2374. TRAll.ER SPACE: Inquire: 127 Beegle, Racine Rt. l will have charge of the meding da;! evening nt the home of Mrs. '51 PONTIAC 2 DOO� 1 18 W . .lecond st. 2 27 12tc Butternut Ave Pomeroy. 'J 25 30tc and will have a leader to help Clarence Lewis In Middleport hon­ \\'I 2-211119 = 2 25 121P o'� = STE IN�-,[HJJ ,1.$ with games, On Saturday and Sun- orlr1g Mrs. Larry Fnx f Martha F-,THE��H-,O�L 2 18 241c RCA WHIRLPOOL Refrigerator, = Hunnel ) , a recent bride , ;-,,- = == available through Curtiss Breed- day meeting at the same time for 0 �M �A , ND � I 0 E Lu " x,: -,THRE:: R llotpoint electric range, roflcc D �:: E TO THE WORLD'S CHAMPION lng �rYice, 9 are claasifl"d "ex• church services. Mn. Fox was presented with Deak. Whittler : Thanks for 1he table, o,,d tables, lamps, d ble bath apartment _ office rooms cellent, " 22 are classlfie..i "very The Daughter� of Ruth CIM9 of gifts from her family and l'e­ wilt! Wf'SI stories. Answer re­ bed, S pc. chrome dinette, 2 pc. -trailer space. Phone WY 2- ,::ood," :.:1 are out of "�xcellent" the United Methodist Church will freshmenls were served by Mrs. ( 1 ) 6 tfc "From Buggies To Buicks" living room suite. r.erald Reuler 5141. quested. of dairu. with meet Monday afternoon at the Lewis who was assisted by Mrs. out are 7 dams, 2 3 I 12tp w Pomeroy, 24 :_ � _!°· _ • · c,·· ··r..·• ond ··P." records from 1103 lo 13\1, lhll. home of Mrs. George H. Parker Donald Gosney. Others present Open Evenings Until 7 P.M. 3 q 31c 1 SPRINGFIELD HOTO TILLER ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMl!:N'I' Phone WY 2-3642 01 fat, 5 on h, %3 are out of dams with Mrs. Bert Webster r.s co- were Mrs. Bob Hunnel, Mr!:l. Nor­ bath. with EXPER'I' ALTERING. Carrie Used once. Phone WY 2 354.. _ man Yeauger. Mrs. Frank Reach, BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC. TRUCKS 11-1?- Ua with records OV'" 1000 r ... fat, hostess, e11enin(ll WY 2-33 19. 3 8 Jtc , MARCH 13 Krnn£1dy, 127 Mulbrrry. flours . We invite four comparison of the Mrs. Ed Gilkey, Mrs. Thomas _______ . POMEROY EAST MAIN ST. 9:30 to 4:30 or by appoinlmf'nt. SCI Fl. Libe rty TRAILER, :: bed- HOUSE, 5 ROOMS AND BATH. above with Any ot:1 bulls dVail- The Central PTA will meet at I Schoonover and Mrs. Lloyd Fox Monday 30 at the p. l('"hool m. 7: able. Can you afford rot to use automatic wusher. 589 8 coIe-sl, pomeroy. Near Maof West Columbili, W. Va. ---------3 4 t1tc rooms. Members are urged lo attend. . the very hf'st? Phone Colie,:t AlMaple Strtet, Middleport Phone WE WTI,L SEJ,t YOUR U S E D 800 Bridge Cell Howard Cecll, ii - liiihl'rt Parker, Chesler, Ohio 9fl5WY 2-5460, _ 3 6 6tc or WY -2-S24fSkat(1!1, 1;1ms. Rows, Goll Clubs, W tr H fc ____ 3 e 121.p . Bicydl!I, etc. Write or cal! Tile USED FURNITURE or •ny u11rd EIGHT ROOM BOUSE, two flvt 2285 Sport'1 C!!nler, Mlddleoor.. Ph Item , See the T,adln1 Po,t ""t room apartments. A N. Benge (20B) INSURANCE . L -��-��=�=3 11-30k to R•ve mone)'. <2J-21-60tc WY-2-3633. I ---� WY 1-:1271. Phone 11·1-tlc COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO: Gillllpo1is POST SPECIAL, Nltt 6 ROOMS. FULL BASE¥ENT, teC'f n,• L1"f Auto. F'l , Polil G aage rf'adlngR (6) LOST AND FOUND TRADING O rollers oul, river re ......, dam 25.7, 41.6, '-- --·-· 1l avr,nport . end lablf'11 ond mlr- bath. 304 svcamr,, e St , Middle-- CaIIJ non M1�Im, . M iddiet)Ort, • ,11111 became stationa ry et 2 a. m. lo· l BLUE PARAKEET on Pleasnnt ron-d NIIIr-P tahlP, Slt.95. purl. will be avai able Morch 37.84, Pt -Mason day, SURAN Pomeroy SON -SIM CII BARNES IN P Ridge. Mr11. Curl Stnlder, Ph. 3 6 Bit' 1st Ph. WY 2·3343 or W'i'. " , 1118. l Aub,Pleosant 36.65, Hinton 4.01 falJ. Agenls, Middlt'p(lrt. Fire. WY 2-513.'I. 3 8 3tc I 3 7 stc Ing, Kanawha Falls 7.91 falling, mobile. �fonds. Phone WY , - Lll-lESTONE. Any size. lumi11hed. . 1 903 l{arh 1 � T--� P � R � OO � wit MEN AR i\ M (81 AUTO SALES ll 1 2 •27-tf Charle!'lton 2:J.O!t rising. The Ohio p re"d dt1Hvered 11.nd tru'k nge, 143 Butternut Pomeroy. Rh•er was falling one-ha!£ ten'-'i 'S5 OLDS 88 - $500. 2 door 1ed11n. Shuler'R Construction Compnnv . 2-21-Uc I (2 1 ) REAi ESTATE Joo! per hour nt most up river Phone WV l-jU51. 2 Y tfc Phone WY :!-5127, I Good mechani<'al condlt ior Sol­ -·--, Id body. Sp,-,rkllng finish. Hlr•·•t. GA.S. FUEL OIL and coal ful" THAil.ER SPACE, Good IN'nlion FOR SAl,E: H011SF._ S rooms an ' points. London was running WJa C'orner lot. Inquire Rnlph Mart in , hath. Nice location. 111 Locusl feet on the rollers, Marmet II feet 3 � lite tnar'•· Forner�. <'all for 1 rtie est1ma1es · -· -850 Locust St.root, Middleport. St., l 'omeroy, Phone WY 2-5""9, l end Winfield dam ZS feet. foreman Ii Abbott Middleport 0.. Cleo Uted ':an 3 ' 30tp Beat movemeDU : • 25 30tp 1-10-Uc All _ ud ....... Oldo River - City of Hunting­ lllmlOPOLITA N MOTORS EQUIPMENT and LUMBER For APARTMENT AT 701 Broadway, FOR SALE: 5 rooms. bath. utllltf Sale. 1 large tractor for power Mkldleport. Apartment at 't39 room. Garage, Mason, W, Va. tun down 13, 8:15 a, m. ; Peggy Pen INJ', Oldt llnit $200.00: 1 Caterpillar 1ract Ash St., Middleport. 2 apart- PhOlle SP s-5577. Contact C. A. Downey up 14, 2: 10 p. m.; Albert Davis. • 24 l2tc Holden up 14, 1:35 a. m. : Charles . 'SI. OLOSMOBD..E. 118 - 11095 tractor for loggln� $450.00. t ment..s In New Haven, Phone 4 door Ndan. A beautiful car - Cut-off IRW and frame and ""lOl- WY 2-3267. I FOR SALE - 5 room house, re- Stevenson up 17, 1:45 a. m.: Pitts­ e,r- burger up 19. 4:15 a m.; Beaver well kept, HydramaUc drive. or, complete '50.00. 1 winch $25, T• cently remodeled, double g ISHE P'UR APAR D N 5-room One -,. Pomeroy, 6tc l In. oak Jumber, $60.oct per M. age, large lol Reasonable. Con- up 19, 7:10 a. m.;: Titan u, ZD, See Ivan Carman, Pomeroy, MENT. t1uistint Beegle, Pllone tact Lawrence Napper, 1740 3:25 a. rn.; Aztec down 2.1, 12:.SO IIERCl1IIY • door, one local Ohio, Rl 2, at Peach Fork WY l-3301. 3 4 etc a, m.;: RQmond Salveti up 27, Chea1er Road. Pomerov. Pdced for quick 1ale, Road. 1 ftllll\ igh s e stc 1077 Llncolo He t.. 3:49 a.m.; OVEC up 28, 6:55 a, ,' tllll,00. - WY !-2261. m.; 'Solvay up 28, e:40 a. m. ; S 9 3lc IN MASON, W. VA., one plot of house with bath, basement nnd gu fUl'l'lace, Built-in cabinet• ln Waller Beckjord up 28. 7:35 a.m.; land, 224 X 1911 feet, In corpora- the kitchen and hardwood Doors Ravenswood up 31, 12:50 a.m.; Uon limit& ctty water, gas, tel- throughout. Hu a nice fenced In Reliance up 33, 5:05 a. m.; Dis­ ephone, end aewage. Contact back yard for children. '.. ,·ough patcher up M, 1:50 a. m. ; Lunga Claude K.lkhen., R.R. 1, Box 14. the day call WY t-""'70 and 11fter FARM WEST OF RU1LANI> Point llP 3$, 4 : 15 a. m,; NaUollal g Culloden, W. Va. or call Sher• 4:30 and on Sunday call racy 93 acres Oil good ravel road, T up 85, 5 a. m. h wood S-61123 In Culloden. 3-7-6tc Whaley WY 2-30N. S 8 6tc 6 • room Iii-"fr11me ousr, barn, granary, ·age, t:ldcken house , po TIRED WAU.ST - See us for New s bedroom HOUSE and bath. other bulldinga, 15 acres tractor ! GaW lls Dam - Soun Lane tinelt ln new wallpaper• at bar,. Furnbhed TV. ND locallon. ln- land, balance pa1hlre, some down 10:30 p, m.; Waller William­ 11aln price&. Prints, floral,, ,ev. quire at: Cllfr1 Shoe Repair, •n down 12:20 •· m. : Queen limber, 2 wells, spring and \ 4!IJ'Y' ltlnd of color comblDAUon to Middleport, Ohio. down l:SS a. m. ; Jamel up 2:20 3 B 3tc creek. Worth $10,000. 00. Can be , ' a. m. : Invader up 4:M a. m, l1 1Uit your room and color bought for tJnly $6000.00. in Close EP , G R SLE OOMS ld IN i � ICbeme. Cron Hardware, M • town. 127 Butternut, Pomeroy. FARM - 135 acre, with about 15 C'. \'. Horner '- ' 4:45 a. m. 3 G 6tc dleport. acres of bottom land, ba: ,nee Robert Gipson up 7:15 a. m. ; Bon- 1 EI HT ROOM HOUSE •ND TRAILER, G pasture and timber. 4 "IQlll nle D. up i:35 a. m.; Lady Mignon 1 HOUSE tllU Model Liberty 41 1: 10. Washer and aeven room house; One 6 - roo'fl frame hoose, free gas, Jarije up 9 : 40 a. m. alllpolll Dam - Lella Shearer dryer, larp awning, Ralph apartment.1 A. N. Bengel, Ph. basement dairy barn with con- G WY 2-32'12. I S tfc Fruth, Mason, W. Va. Phone crete Ooor, Olher bulldlnp. Lo- down WlnDeld f,20 p.m.; Thelma Be sure to get the best performance from your car In the peak dl'l91ng 34 SP ,....,,, cai.d on Roule 124 ICut. lll800, Ann down Wlullald T p. m.: Jer,y months ahead! Let m give your Hr a thorough tune ,up today. All our wort . , (17) HELP WANTED Bo8worth clown Wlnlleld ,,., W A L L P A P E R-&humachera HOUSEKEEPER FOR Country FARM AND BOMB ON BOUTR 7 Is expert, prompt, courteous and fully ll!Jaranleed. ·,VaJlpaper. Also fabrlca to I home wanted to live In. Phone 47 acrea. 10 acrea ID culUvatlon p. m.; CJlypof J\laylvtlle up WJn. � Bruce match. Complete bookll ot 1 \\'V 2-611511 or write WWie Sham- nice k'Oom hoUle wttba: bath, fleJd 11:3& , . m.; ro , Spring samples. Mrs. Lee Rud- hlin, RL. t, Pomeroy, S 10 c.tc basement, furnace heltln f nt down Wlnfteld I a. m, porch, allo eaclttoed back llill, - WY ........ porch. Masonry garage · <24"20; ( 1 8) EMPLOYMENT , • 11tc bam, cltkken boule. Plenty of OlJTllO 'lltBNBllLVE8 WANTED PLAY PEN AND B•BYB E D. W�TON <IIPD, = Th e CANCER water, '11,IXNUIO. • a pin Girl' k program !or tlte Ilardi �, Teeter-babe WANTED -CAR� WORK ALBERT I M. COX. 8'ilnmal · . c;olumbia Br­ f . ind lea:glng ad, 1!.e •· 1 of any kind. Call Hllffl' eurtil, BOX m PBOHB . - Second . ..,& . .. . ,·. "' . WY MIit o the lllttrlc.t of Siorlll,or· .uh bollleo. P h o n • Wl 9-%1 11, J\. D. !, Rlclne, Ohio WY - o! the Amerlun Ma!tor'llO&lcai ' 3 11 31c SnckJty c:arrlea 11Jio oolet. � ,..,..., a t etc • Ba rg a Ins - - '56 Mercury - - '56 Ford VS - - '59 Pontiac VS - - I ...... _________,_.__.� I and '57 Pontiac --- Mei -Mason Coming Events $295 _ $295 $295 $195 $99 ===�==���-- BLAETTNARS ==-����----- ■ii■■■ ■ PUT River Report ----------- 1 --- ... iii YOUR PEP IN "'"' a• • room . ...... lont _.,, - -~ - '°"" �1- "'· bab,.I ke:it aw-..... �=-:::.. ..!".:-:-:cw:;;- :i'.'':i,:":i.� ,::;.:. "OJ-- CORN l::;iL'C._=1�;r-;;�-:::::-:: �----SIREE " AN' ,� - .,...k �f' JOH ! ' ! I ::!a.":!t":::. ! an::9 ubt• ..,, :ude • r:ieu.t. ==-� ::uca1 .:O.� :� • W J E H RADIO ... "°"' D A I L Y C RO SSW O R D ;.�i1 8'.=eak :�PJI �-•.lan ....._ =- ......... ... --··-· -----.:�=·::· '-1 I ��"�·"'!:... �· �!_-==---: I WMPO Radio (Ill .... 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P ... ., �- "1V � I l o ' Ltpto tbt tonnlnc db h titled, 'Peter • bided Camer1 ,• atwil it lklea In aper ...nil Va11t4 P.,.. Ptlm �• taut JaA ol "Ptt,w ol I ...- lbow. 'lbe ll Cl"ewt film U. "ilfmemol:a'• am, umor •• m;w YORK < UPll-'Jbe .:: :::"· bu! &Jayed uound too lno,e,,at and bealtby _.. ....,, In - -.,..,. Pdvole eye took I on the .; :" -, , - 11-..._ t Wedne,doy night. Ja � Ibo payoff .._, II wao, ..,., t )'nU dig. Alie, 1 � - "'• 1- "GIi> , a bloody and tldi-olc:IJ A e,peclallf ol an te In diltiault ,.... • I comedr OjJOclal, "Priva brlok. ray, "7 lJtiOL 0... '°-t called •-r--A.. Bye, Prlvate Ei-� " alao hit tite stonally, arture ,.. 1 too, there wen1 blank fClller" Xovaes u&cl. "Th ear, noNJ and throat, not to , at'■ U. l:llt-10:111: Actkla-adv , r kind ol ohow lbat'll oeJ1 -. pot,, iel. "GIIIJJmab. '• llao the ftnm10, .,,.11 , VarJety, - '-II IARN EY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMI TH of-paco fnr In�, Ja l:Jd lbe - food. " Wtavtr � lie ••a.... of A _, of "1ettl • Hour. " Fo, hla laJeot •�HIJo. Jt, b f TV privale ey.,, . : PAW i. � .,.. DD the majo, -- futu,e .. Llebmon _,...• _ . - !rill, • oslebrilJ Ja hott jabbing •• TV, a x Ma p el NO, an � �� r �LL SQUEEZIN's? -L �� � loo "' ���AT JU6 ked · ��;: op.a SQIJEEZIN 'S ch u "Clieckmate, and I� gate, boanl the fellowq .....,. The BLoAT ou de ,......_ " __,.., d FER HIS OtfLLS AN' IT OUT Tti ' ed by Ernie Ko.ac, · 1I Ed ��•ta, or exotic type, ult menda1Jn111 fo, lhe !118% - a - velop,,:,nt CJJIJIJl1Jttee an OOc ., .,, i. .A Adam,, wltb Han, Co-� nd FEVER• o WINCER THI S ·a two c:an tanso In thls OJrt of ton , • " / •�• Pal Can-oil also very uch _RY MINUTE !! v,,,r,;-,__,,..,_VE m lD thing : himleU aa •ell as Sld a- No. 1-L: Recommended tha CBS tonnat that I WOUid � Ce on -· evidence. t ..,. .... tinldJtn, lDRl!Ob' • With public U portioJll of the hour recalled --fuJJ bour from • half-hour,• to format. TeaUtles.-� eon- tatfve Frontier • .Moderatw' .r,;07 put Sid Caesar sketcba, I · gtte41 NEW YORK <UPIJ - Here ar sid@r "An Evening With 'Gun- or 'Have Gavel WW Travel .. tha e the reason is t � group of the secret minut e, of the Bureau .smoke"' for the •111,•13 IChedu1e Thi proJ)Oled WIRlnt-publlc af f Caesar•, Writers /' T = � p za � � �: =� =� l e el � w= • :i!: r� = r� .a��le�� r � e ol frontw dabate,, Ila traYtJ, to � w ic � � :� � a• b '-1-i app " e to ed tead WOldd the rov vaca was m e vJden .b • v ouch .._._ c_:.;_�:'......J..11�� . . ··- '- II 0oqe l Ll'L ABNE R Gun...,ke" lo a ,.,.,.,., of • � -like, to put TV Ja l and expand • .llllle, Tomb f h u l bconunt ur ltone, n City, Lar o ext season : 80lJk Oley ming dieL A au tte, u pf bill experiment, w e a • tae, leclffll,,n!td by e overflow audience, with er tbll o Th rmed to deal l f ced • �• .-ii:jej�w.iis,�.;:-7-_:•:_____ . de'Th. into the roceed � Tl-iERE WIJ6A daughter, who iii hfa Nlla1'dl � e rnost livered to the meeting hall In and returned Wlth a quelUoq 1 notable w� a �I� �K:'AL IT ,( T' :• (. IT SAYS iru OJRE US � p1:° ill d�le-dec.ker bu11, appro � � llstanl Each epJeode include, tbe ved a re- plan lhat would ffllbla which Mi88 Adams sou t wra � �� . � � :r by the ne�ly enlarged rules work tc Pl'tlmt "An &v!ntng debit. and, ,. It won't be • totaJ P.EP()Rf °'I� , l . OJRE US/'.' us.:'i - IN her volce around es b ,{)(_;, �t� rhich lllpJ>Orted the Wl�� -��oke'" and ltJll off lou, l'IHl1aJlce and lef:ion, For exSERUM !.' bwisy, It was only fJtfllily � �- atre � , er AL!. f ec Je 1 � • ren "'"' ..., �!, ..... 'lk._pii- ... n : , 1 � ICbedule, ., follow,: amp • debate on the RIGHT,, live because the backgrowi d in: th� selvesI TV. ·Jey spread- 7 , \. � l : : W lo ad estern. "The ll Jo.i : Can "8 trult tbe hie,t oining . lime • ) B l BWirla didn't cooper.ate s t.sTV e repo� not "'s C<?eU�... , ,✓ r to diurm?' " might turn Gunsmoi:e.' rebroadcat of Oleof ed, u Into Another Kovacs crea�iori, Pe ' r · f • ful • r cy ree-for.aJI u local tough, at") properties can win .iew .t:norable halt-hour epl.tode l . Dovetons1Js at ast kJdnap the l'elearclJ •· � popularJt_y. " lo &bow K"' J a ;: .J : � ::: 30: Pane tempt 8-8 • l , Archance to et out Following a ll�ely ent.ertaJnmen nea, emcee. "To Ttll t:he Tru tl" llttant. Another episode eon.Id in­ :: t t IW'Ching those bookends and prance aro �am featurmg the Blackburn debate on the in • skittish skit 88 a ma t1;f to actors ,._ the pie of eap ater debe pcomfng the � t or I.IAarl m ftaJ Pllniahmeat,. he U .E " Twins, and • tecli ve, Percy. with ose G th unblink � d �ea:ure movie 11how, i• 41 ca re for U.S de • � .Ing eye, and the simpering smile, h enj)y��:, opening spoo In W.aeni"·1 �--� � With 1 � J f, hf:n o ap ry �� to which a private eye the Joamg Ihle. is Visited al ilnpreuion that he was t · 0 :! ; ���: i::bby. wife. 'l1te place ten u� something. Btit my ch I'm s u�e th,s . 1 this cue. was a doesn t belong in a famlly 'lllllovo 1 WO 11 not ND.tl' tome Si a "" newsdar k wareh�se and our ) • ,,.._,.t.r 11:0D paper, 10 I'll ero was Oic@•itJ' .._ keep it.'to my.sell. shootlng compk3te surpr1, e. It out wltb Mr. Blg d:11 Olm Material SJwp 7·00 SJp On, la Mlwbl a.yed b �ied. The skit moved ,.; y : • II: 11 lrabta New. .Most of the material was: !Iha 46 ::. Jon and � d 1vere d i a � funn j y ----occasionally bitin&-and play;: kick l: GD 11:11 BuDetm loard er � g,"t �•� \IQ� � w_:o�ff� ----.:__;:::_=::...':'.c':'.'.'.."'� !ho lhe 1, 15 Spo,w -, !J:JII �ltn . A,IJ:a N- O ar._ 1: IO Olilo ,:::, I: lJ World Now IJ: 41 Ir,, lllllio l, IIS 1.oa1 1,a IIIJflt!al Clod, l:GI Ir,, 11ut1c .&CROSS 1,111 Comii-mly DOWN 32. e L Submerged l. Cm iduit S:IO Wlldd 8'00 u._ Clod, � ta}. 6. Wom out 2. In the G.04" _,_ rock1 , ''"" Ir,, .... ("anrJ . .. l'lil>U, leni(,. 3. Goddea11 at 23' Low fare ry S:11 1- !fow ·• M pre. t. 'YiClo . , .. ...... ., _, • aent p , ' Shi 2. lt, QO Talk "' Ille to. Flow• freely bottom .... 0--. - 0.. 18,111 World Now paint12• .Arouaed G. Reaort "• lloll!tt, 11, 1111 Talk flt Ille .2a. �t . from sleeg By IRNII BUIHMILL e. Sharpen ,_ rrt. EI • ..,. l:ll llarld !fow 18. A (!&pV _ .26 f, Prospect , n�::-'• 11: 1' � lloll, loll Ci111o 11.,,. 1'. Came 8 Encomtum 29. Chat�-_. LATER. Cul otr, __.Grld ,. I 1 WONDE R IF to pan I'LL e.' SlaVic n!U'IO lkGO "'""••en, lins -BUT THEY ( ll,. &poleon W 18. N O·I E LESSONS FIND 11. Frlabteu 12.. HOW DID 12, 111 Naoa ftnlllt exlle i ••• __,.. 2'odtQr ARE REALLY OUT ,;t• .SohoolBland 14. Monetary�) 83. a,_, "-YOU MAKE D1tttJor . 11 ■ Po,m, "1 88 ,15 11 lc-lo unit {Bui N FREE FOR FIRST. All) ::.. �;:....i,__-. �blo II. BUbject OUTy.ji', S9, Prong !9. Pinochle ' '1. Man•a tena as. FJxe1: �re ftl4kname 'l'he 21. a-oda mau..,..._ ..,,_ fJK)aa.) -. DClOJaglq to ua "!, 7 !J:15 1lte 11. B;ouae lOlf l, IS SJp '1'1111DA1' SKI I NG domestle llour n,so -""11 Prlco LES SONS 1111 Mal g ,, pi eons II 1,00 Swtday -I: 11 Counley If. Biahop•• � I: II N..., Rounduj> Teo 1:30 Farm .,., SJp Oft - --::.. --..-- ....... l'I. Buron. and 0,, 11 r..••cltlpn ;;:::! 6' 1111 Sunday Show Cue ,.� .,...... lli Tup 2'm 1,s, ls. Aw._ ,,so 8Jp Oft 7·1111 2'm 111. N.._ ' •-tTup Party MONDAY """'--7, U l!:Ji"'1detl Weather RID.tr llllet s,ss SJp 11, 'l'ltatt ,,_, -lill hn;J l·IJI 12, Wet ­ � 1:%5 TIit World 'lltll � ,; 11 lO.Wbatea CN..,,1 1:111 ,_ 1llour l,!O 'IINalt1-t If. Stew l'N1tJ l:S, C«mllJ JamhorM 9,15 N1w, 7:1111 ar...,.. PUIJ 40,P!Jant n1, 31 7:11 l:moide<i � a,.,,,. .., . Malor,,ado • _,, ?: _, .._ Sito,, .... 1(1 ll:1111 llclt!Jo'a Top 7 ,ao 8oblo N- Report 8aJu1o Teo ll: 31 B1ar 00 BnokllJII at!J 41. Toood 1, • P g, 00 "- """' 1: a TIit World flu 1fam1nt batt,e Melodieo Cl, Cont•ln !J· II Man I . fNlftl '5 MlnUI 1,_, -- P hrti' <18. P-ot; I 1 ,%5 New1, 15 /JlatOl!ti ...:_ 1 ,:11 Plaiter Patt, 11: Ii c.Dina Pl P1fua ho" to ....;•�N llAILY CR'fP'.rOQuom 1,a N..,. u, 1111 hap 8bap · A ][ f D .L B ..t.. A. X R I LITTLE ORPHAN "'1 ANNIE 2,_, Plati<r .u,11 Cotmtry Boo Du. P II L O l!r G ll' II L L O W s,a One Jetter lhnpJ_), atandl tor anothe New, u,a ,.,. - ..:, r, ,ln thia aampJe A ._ Ultd !ror th& thl'ff IJ By ltAROLD IMAT X u,., OtunllJ Boo � O'.a, etc. Single lettm, apo,,. , , .. Platta, hr'1 5:41 trophlea, the J N ..,. Roind11p ll,41 Fann Time wonk are a11 hint& llaeh dllY the code, letters �Party U ,57 !lld-Dq - - A" �EE f I ::: HAVl:N'T l00k:e"0 flVNDAT 11,GO N- - KY& Oo THERE ' Z B Z lll 7,IS ..._ RSBZQ .t. Y O L 1\ B B Z Q 11:11 - ·� 7 f B L n L W H lll X 31 -, � 11, so Jutt ,., ,.. L X H U Y L ? -P D lll R I 1,,41 -., KZ , ,. •-- ] Cllap,I Oryp.....i., ll'OR TRErui: IS NO'flllNO MORE I - -la Seeurily 1 , 113 Ju,t For You ,;;;; �� of Iba we,> A 8lLL1' LAUGH - CATULLUS l,IO _ , Ila)' R Wltlt Mut1c IO 1181, """ - -•• 9 00 Bo.I• 1,1111 Plaiter Party 9,30 n, .,-•• M odlec 11: 41 Wiltlb1111ton 11epoiu 1G fhe f:a Pla1tar Pm1y -- ---- -Peop le 1: 11 11,.. &andap 00�. �- ----�!J �,� ".::==--.,., Sip Oft ..: ,....iu.,, '59 Ford-Engli sh - - $895 '60 Dart VS o., Iller. u, IINII-T ri,bt loot, COS.TV•,"'.,; ;1";;:; c.": $595 - - - zqwwwepo,1, a, FIIED DANZJo Backed by 107 Years of Service '55 Olds VS - TELEVISION IN REVIEW ��, ""°'"�.E£ =�-=-�-=m: ' MLL, MISS W/Nk:LE, HE121:5 WHEl?E YOUR' Ct.ASS WILL M§_§:T. .•• ..-, ...... , ... , __ - �-,. - ______ ________ ,.. ITS PLENTY B/13 fNOUGH. Vl"E CAN SET UP A LONS v.cr.?KTA13LE H� aLJT wEtL NEED MORE LIGITT•••• ""' MArnlNE5 CAN GO HERE ..• I DON'f KN.:Jw WHAT WE \.\DULD HAVE. DONE WITH - ?. OUT YOIJ / / ..,___... . .•. f ' ]'.. . '·' '�. .,l, • •. ' ! I,' I, "• �l>aily !lellaael, ft Read The Clas sifieds ; When March Wind s Bio w 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., Mar. 10, WANT ADS ==------------==========--, l :ir � i � = r=-uuo= Huo�lz=e= ::;-1961 --;(�9�)IF:tO�.,: , "' =. .,. = . , "' � . II � = =. = ,. . � a .... Mod s ::. =m .. = �. � ... ==, LE S = ss = R A __ ne �0�)==;B:=u=s=i= (2 t --:=:=: . A 1 p I 1 TRADING POST •••cIAL. Fl" I S Service Hardwood floors, g a s furEnler-ed Hoipital 3 , 6lc pie� Pinette. S9.l5. B LA E TTN AR . DON'T J-'UMP YOUR Sluggish I nace. gH cooking !'ltove, electric re frigera tor, l ocated cen112 RATS KILLED with Slar-War- septic Lank. Get Klean-Em-AU Among those who entered Holzter of Mi ddle port . do se to er husµ1tal in the past 24 hours farin. one pound $1.00, 2\1 lbs., Septic Tank Cleaner, Ohio V . ,hopping distcict, ,chools, $1.49. Farm Bureau. Sugar Run ley Plumbmg, Pomeroy, Ohio. were: Mrs. Lewis E. Gillespie, 426 churches. FOR CONS ISTEN T DEPE NDAB LE RESU LTS Flour Mill, EbersLach Hard1 first Ave., Mrs. Waldo F. Brown, 3 2 SOtp RATES $60.00 ware C•II David C. Mill er I 618 Third Ave . . Newlun I. Jones.. 4 cenlll per word. oDe Lm1ert1on. Minimum cbarge---60 (31 9. 10, 1 1 ; 16. 17, 18: THEISS REFRIGERATION , , d WY 2.5191 1"1 Slate SL, Rob,,\ L. Cheav, cents. cs cenU per word Lor three consecutive i.nsertiun11. T 23. 24, 2:i; 30. 31. 1 4 1 l ; Applianr-e Service. Domestic and l '--...,.....,....,....,.....,.....,..__....,._,, lier , Ht. 2 Galli))Olis, Perry LamSpecial-one :nontb fur :iO cents �r word ad­ for charged be will 1 4 1 (\ 7, B ; Full rate of 4 cents per word 13. 14, 15: Commerc1al. Contact R o J e r FOR SALE · 5 rooms and balr. , in- bert, Northup. John A. Miller, Rt. tertlsmg iJ not paid w1lhm lU day• after receiving bill. (3) 9, 18tp ly. immed11te reported be g----Should Tht>iss, R.acine, Ohio. 2-21 . JOtp side not finished. l¾ acr lot. 2 Thurman, Robert H. Ball. MaErrors lo Advertism Garage, cellar aod tod &heJ, I'he [)a1IJ Sf'ntmel will no1 be rcsp0ns1ble for more than Va . • Frank M. Ward. New BALED HAY. Homer Forrest, Rt. SPOUTL!\111, ROOF REPArR, water system. gas, ele-:-tdcity. son. W. one mcorrecl 1rsertio n. Haven, W.Va., Mrs. Olto J. Bosi5, $1 E\·ent�. uf Card· of Thank., and Special Notices l, Middleport, Ohio. Phone WY sheet metal work. The Powers J , J. w--1 ·· .,.,· urk. a.au, ""--,uvui= 2 Dr. Sedan. Hydramatic drive. Sparklin,e two tone fio.lab. . N ew H aven, W . Va., M rs. e. l word, additional tic, Each for _60 word mln1murn. 3 9 Jtp eompany, WY 2-2301. 2-6.196. 2 25 12tp Russt!ll W. Moore, 15 W, Cave St. 3 2 :30tc Obituaries published at l cent per wnrd FOR SALE· Cottage on Brownt!Il WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS l MO. Pomeroy, Mrs. Alex E. Wheeler, (9a) MARINE SUPPLIES $4,.50 S l .35 iJOc 60c Hi Avenue, Middleport, 5 rooms Re­ appliance AND ION TELEVIS Rt. 2 Racine, Mrs. l<'ranklin H. $ti.OU $J.80 M ontclair Hard Top 2 Door. Sharp lookine car tnaide ,nd $1.2U 60c 20 A8 IS l!IPECLU..8 $7 .50 $2.25 $1.50 7r.c 25 pair service. We service a 1 1 and bath, full basement w i l h Pope, Rutland. Mrs. Linn C. out. Mercuryomatic drive. S7 MerclllJ 60 fl P. IHH,00 garage. Gene Dodson, Brownell prices. le Reasonab m a Ir. e s. Davis, Oak Hill. Mrs. H omer Ads received bJ 10 A. '1. ..W be ln tlla.t day'1 paper. 51 MerC'dl'J '18 0. P. Pfi.111 3+6tc Whaley, Rt. 5 Jackson, and Carl TU· Ave., Middleport. Hampton & Capenart.. Pb ti B. P. Merau-, OuUU fft5,00 11) 14-30\c FOR SALE - Two story ·�-une B. Waugh, Ht. I Scottown. 2-l.21L PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 METROPOLITAN MOTORS Customline 2 Door Sedan. Standard shift Like new finish. dwelling, nine rooms. Ideal lo­ Binbs AUCTJUNEER _ ,.._-------J 6'0 Ea,a Main Skeel, Pomeroy _ _ -,L.------------,_,,..,,. cation. Modem bathroom, b ·st!­ Mrs. Earl Smith, Rt. 2 Galli­ REASONABLE RATES Ph•oe WY>-..,. For Sale- - ment, cement block n�rage. polis, son, 3 : 4 1 a. m. Thursday -�OTICES D GUARANTF, ON 8-20-Ue U.TISFACTI Harry .l.. Barnes, 963 Locust Mrs. Jack C. Higgins, Pt. Pleas­ BEAUTY Demonstrators. E a r n BALED HAY. Leo R. Story. One Call er trrUe L 0. Mc{'AJ 2 Door Sedan. Owned by local mechanic. Extra nice. Stan­ Street, Phone WY 2-3215. up to $5.00 per hour, demonstra­ Che11.t:r, Ohio mile off 33 on Kingsbury Road. ant, son, 2 : 34 a.m. Thur:.day, dard shift. ( I 0) FOR SALE or l!ENT ing famous Studio Girl Cosmet­ Phone WY ?-6756. 3 10 6tp � � Dlseharged 3 BEDROOM HOME with bath, --- -���==- FOR SALE . Eight room • ouse i.n ics. Full or Part time. Write --·--· IG, G, R.EFR 230 WHITE LEGIIORN HENS. 5 ONIN DITI A Patients recently discharged In• CON modern kitchen, hot and cold IR to: Box £63 A c-o The D.iily Minersville, Ohio, city waler. n. each or all for $100. Ph. WI 9s Jack' e. N E servic ATIO R eluded Mrs, William Goy<lan, Mrs. 3-7-6tc water, gas furnace. .:lose to Seiitinel. Prefect - 4 Door Sedan. Shows eood care. 4 cyl economy. 2185, E. R. llollon. 3 10 lip churches and school in Racine, lrlgeration. New Haven. Pbollt new gas furnace, wall lo wall Richard Owen, Beverly Wickline. carpel, all modem kitchen. TERMITE AND PEST CONTRm ONE 1954 CHEVROLET four door Albert Hill. hone WI 9-..?'61. 6-23-U TU 2-3537. Contact R. E. Grindley Sr., Earl Wills, Mrs. George Lee .,, Fain. Fffe ln&pttUoo. IDMUl'­ sedan, new tires. Radio, heater, · -�-� -�12tc 2 27 3 R 6lc Mrs. Edward MalonP.y and infant Minersvi:.le, Ohio. ed b' NaHogwkle. Pboae R. dt>an. One Admiral 24 inch TV ------ IF YOU WANT REAL 11ua1Uy daughter, Mrs. Larry Kelton .and Hard Top 4 Door. One careful l�l owner, Power steer­ aad A. Senice Btatloa WY i­ set in gooil condition. One Hoyal ! 1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY R,eedln1 buU, !hat ,rill , I , , (24AJ FOR SALE OR infant daughter, Mrs. Gerald ing. Dynafiow. Sbarip oar. Z366. I-Ji.lie typewriter in rirst da�s eondi­ ab . o . C ase er., o e mak m J u B · Rupe and infant daOgbter, ClarTRADE tion. For information conta<"I : ONE OR TWO USED 700 x l 81J'H. Call Dlek !!lterreu, WY · truck tires anil pony harness ence Johnson, Mrs. Iva Lee, Os, MNldleport Tradlag Post Merchants Collection Agi•n<"y, 1958 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE Z.%649 or Che1ler 18W145. Bill to fit 600 to 700 lb. pony. car Poetker, David Ashworth, Ohio Mlddle:,ort, 2nd, Pomeroy National Bank H' ·� .• 331 N. Z.%1.eotc Phoenix 4 Door Sedan. Finest and best Dod,Je, and this trailer. See Melvin Little, Chesh­ Grue!ier, Minersville, R. D. 1. Mrs, Reuben Grnlwm, Mack Mc­ 3 6 r•c Pomf'roy, Ohio, R. E. Grindlcy ne shows bet;t of care. Push button sh.ilt, o ire, Ohio. Phone Emer:;on 73 e 6tp Carley, Mrs, Signey Fitzgerald, :l IO tile Sr. '1329. 3-7-Gtc WIDOWER WOULD LIKE TO HEATING and PLUM3ING Mrs. Lula Cain, Mrs. Nellie Long, have unother gentleman or old ROYAL ELECTRIC POHTABI . � USED NATIONAL No. 4 RroodMueller Furnaces WANTED TO TRADE: A 1955 Barbara Wilson, Richard Owen, age couple share expenses. sewing machine. !"leluxe madrl. AclKlkl Brother. er's Coal Stove. Bud Morgan. Buick for small house trail.!r. Michael Moore and Rebecca Ual­ Hartl Top 2 Door, One local owner. Beautiful red and Charles Friley. 1716 Chester Rd. Does zig-zng, monograms, emPomeroy. !'hone: Albert Goeg- 818 E. Main .St. , Pomerey, Ohio Would consider buying. P 'lcine ley. white finish. Pomeroy. Phone WY 2 :l5!13. hroldcry, 6('WS on buttons, 3 !t :Jtp lein. Phone WY t-U48 Box 282. Phone WI 9-3821. ong Alling A m 3 10 31 makes button holes. Coil plrtc 2 18 Uc 3 9 Jtc According tu lhe midnight re­ (1 3) FOR LEASE NOTICE 'f�llCK GH."WEHS . Will with attachmr.nls and instruc· $195 '55 PlYMOUTH 2 DR., rough port of the nursing department, have c11bt»igt? plants around lion book. Good condition. WY 2- MODERN FIRST FLOOR-2 � those who were in fair condition -2 25 12tc and 3 room furnished fl part- rr DOESN 'T .JUST HAPPEN! middle of March. Will have to- 2496. $395 '55 STUDEBAKER 4 DR. included Elmer Hatfield. M rs. gs mato plants last of A pril. f'u l ! HOUSE TRAILEH, \!UB Moclrl TOP QUAl,ITY . . . . Laundry work mcnts. Ph. WY 2-3874. _ Martha McCormick, Mrs. W. N. or bcmg orders to Charlc·s H j Liberty 41 x 10. Washer and 3 9 lite is result of good equipment and $395 '54 CHEVROLET 4 DR., nice Hayward, William Han-is, Mrs Horris, Portland, Ohio. J 3 niL- dryer, large awninr,i:. Ralph long experience. We have both! Elva Payne, Ore White, M rs Prompt pick-up and delivery. $395 THE tO CENT HAMBUH CEHS F'ruth, Mason, W. Va. Phone '54 PONTIAC 4 DR., std. shift Selmer Baker, Edward Harmon. (14) FOR. RENT Robinson's Laundry, Pomeroy, MARCH 10 SP 3-5977. 2 2B lztp al Jack's Dairy Bar, Mid1llr1mrt WY 2-5428; Robinson's Tri-Lus- Mary Shrine. White Shrine of William MeJton, Russ Gettles. TWO BEDROOM apart$195 are d-e--e-e-1-i-c-i-o u s. '53 DODGE VB 4 DR. HAY-a�TRAW. Turn r ii::ht at MODERN tre Cleaners WY 2-5230, Middle- Jerusalem, will meet in reg,.•lar Harry Cromlish, ,John Puckcll, 3 10 lilt· !Kclroy, Rt. 7, second housl', Joe ment furnished on Route �3, five 3 6 6.c session Friday al ff p. m, at the Mrs. Ella Syrus, Mr�. Retes Cas­ miles from Pomeroy. Garden. port. '50 DODGE 2 DOOR fields. Pl ,ne WY 2-61178. $99 IOOF Hall. There will be ,election to, Mrs. Verlie Rivers. Addison 3 11 �tc Phone WY 2-6436. "Tri C"unty Mu1lc Center" 2 25 12Lc AUCl'IONEER of officers. The ceremonial has Evans, Mrs. Stella Wood, John If 11 • mulcal, we've Jllol ,i , '54 BUICK 4 DOOR Cempleie Service 4' been prn,tponed unlil Thursday, Miller, Mrs. Arthur Rupe, Mrs. 5 I FOR RENT Apartment E•perC piano tuning■ and c . 1111 TH/\DJNG POST SPECIAL. Baby crm Bradford March 2.1 . Jennie Holter, Mrs. Wade Maloy. $350 work High Chair, $2.IIO. 3 8 fltc rooms and bath. 618 East M..1in '54 BUICK 2 DR. HARD TOP Write, Phone u Contact S • treet, J>m;reroy. Phone WY 2Henry Viers and Mrs. s Don Br-oy a ar o o oung Y f \k f th Let t F JI All \\'ork Guaranteed e . C. BRADFORD, Rachw,, Obit 4000 SPLIT TOl'tbTO STICKS. 2448 day or W'OA-6384 evenings. A --------- - Methodist Church are inviting the les. I School of Music '54 FORD VB 2 DOOR Used one yenr. Richard A HayLEWIS REPAm SERVICE 2 8 lfc Parish lo meet with them March Gultur · Organ • Piao-Accordion mun, Vine St., Racine, ....,hio. Mill Stred, Middleport 10, 11. end 1.2, on the lOl:h at the '53 PONTIAC 4 DOOR v ... 1 Family Party Held • 2 _15 121p APARTMENTS - Furnished Md n1, Rooltn1, Plambl•I Reat 1 church at 7: 30, afterwards at the ·mfumished. McMaaters, MiddleProfes,lonal clw&H In Theory ------------' Lawnmowier Sharpening 1111d Community Hall et 8:30 f - gamea Honoring Mrs. Fox 6 WEEKS OLD Rcgislerrd Chi- port. Pbooe WY2-:182L '53 FORD 2 DOOR 3_3_1 aad Hnrmouy Motor R..-patr huahu Phone W and refreshments, Austin Laugl,\in A family party was held Tues­ nn 3, as. J 9-39'! ' Accredll� eourae - with diploma Call WY 2-2374. TRAll.ER SPACE: Inquire: 127 Beegle, Racine Rt. l will have charge of the meding da;! evening nt the home of Mrs. '51 PONTIAC 2 DOO� 1 18 W . .lecond st. 2 27 12tc Butternut Ave Pomeroy. 'J 25 30tc and will have a leader to help Clarence Lewis In Middleport hon­ \\'I 2-211119 = 2 25 121P o'� = STE IN�-,[HJJ ,1.$ with games, On Saturday and Sun- orlr1g Mrs. Larry Fnx f Martha F-,THE��H-,O�L 2 18 241c RCA WHIRLPOOL Refrigerator, = Hunnel ) , a recent bride , ;-,,- = == available through Curtiss Breed- day meeting at the same time for 0 �M �A , ND � I 0 E Lu " x,: -,THRE:: R llotpoint electric range, roflcc D �:: E TO THE WORLD'S CHAMPION lng �rYice, 9 are claasifl"d "ex• church services. Mn. Fox was presented with Deak. Whittler : Thanks for 1he table, o,,d tables, lamps, d ble bath apartment _ office rooms cellent, " 22 are classlfie..i "very The Daughter� of Ruth CIM9 of gifts from her family and l'e­ wilt! Wf'SI stories. Answer re­ bed, S pc. chrome dinette, 2 pc. -trailer space. Phone WY 2- ,::ood," :.:1 are out of "�xcellent" the United Methodist Church will freshmenls were served by Mrs. ( 1 ) 6 tfc "From Buggies To Buicks" living room suite. r.erald Reuler 5141. quested. of dairu. with meet Monday afternoon at the Lewis who was assisted by Mrs. out are 7 dams, 2 3 I 12tp w Pomeroy, 24 :_ � _!°· _ • · c,·· ··r..·• ond ··P." records from 1103 lo 13\1, lhll. home of Mrs. George H. Parker Donald Gosney. Others present Open Evenings Until 7 P.M. 3 q 31c 1 SPRINGFIELD HOTO TILLER ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMl!:N'I' Phone WY 2-3642 01 fat, 5 on h, %3 are out of dams with Mrs. Bert Webster r.s co- were Mrs. Bob Hunnel, Mr!:l. Nor­ bath. with EXPER'I' ALTERING. Carrie Used once. Phone WY 2 354.. _ man Yeauger. Mrs. Frank Reach, BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC. TRUCKS 11-1?- Ua with records OV'" 1000 r ... fat, hostess, e11enin(ll WY 2-33 19. 3 8 Jtc , MARCH 13 Krnn£1dy, 127 Mulbrrry. flours . We invite four comparison of the Mrs. Ed Gilkey, Mrs. Thomas _______ . POMEROY EAST MAIN ST. 9:30 to 4:30 or by appoinlmf'nt. SCI Fl. Libe rty TRAILER, :: bed- HOUSE, 5 ROOMS AND BATH. above with Any ot:1 bulls dVail- The Central PTA will meet at I Schoonover and Mrs. Lloyd Fox Monday 30 at the p. l('"hool m. 7: able. Can you afford rot to use automatic wusher. 589 8 coIe-sl, pomeroy. Near Maof West Columbili, W. Va. ---------3 4 t1tc rooms. Members are urged lo attend. . the very hf'st? Phone Colie,:t AlMaple Strtet, Middleport Phone WE WTI,L SEJ,t YOUR U S E D 800 Bridge Cell Howard Cecll, ii - liiihl'rt Parker, Chesler, Ohio 9fl5WY 2-5460, _ 3 6 6tc or WY -2-S24fSkat(1!1, 1;1ms. Rows, Goll Clubs, W tr H fc ____ 3 e 121.p . Bicydl!I, etc. Write or cal! Tile USED FURNITURE or •ny u11rd EIGHT ROOM BOUSE, two flvt 2285 Sport'1 C!!nler, Mlddleoor.. Ph Item , See the T,adln1 Po,t ""t room apartments. A N. Benge (20B) INSURANCE . L -��-��=�=3 11-30k to R•ve mone)'. <2J-21-60tc WY-2-3633. I ---� WY 1-:1271. Phone 11·1-tlc COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO: Gillllpo1is POST SPECIAL, Nltt 6 ROOMS. FULL BASE¥ENT, teC'f n,• L1"f Auto. F'l , Polil G aage rf'adlngR (6) LOST AND FOUND TRADING O rollers oul, river re ......, dam 25.7, 41.6, '-- --·-· 1l avr,nport . end lablf'11 ond mlr- bath. 304 svcamr,, e St , Middle-- CaIIJ non M1�Im, . M iddiet)Ort, • ,11111 became stationa ry et 2 a. m. lo· l BLUE PARAKEET on Pleasnnt ron-d NIIIr-P tahlP, Slt.95. purl. will be avai able Morch 37.84, Pt -Mason day, SURAN Pomeroy SON -SIM CII BARNES IN P Ridge. Mr11. Curl Stnlder, Ph. 3 6 Bit' 1st Ph. WY 2·3343 or W'i'. " , 1118. l Aub,Pleosant 36.65, Hinton 4.01 falJ. Agenls, Middlt'p(lrt. Fire. WY 2-513.'I. 3 8 3tc I 3 7 stc Ing, Kanawha Falls 7.91 falling, mobile. �fonds. Phone WY , - Lll-lESTONE. Any size. lumi11hed. . 1 903 l{arh 1 � T--� P � R � OO � wit MEN AR i\ M (81 AUTO SALES ll 1 2 •27-tf Charle!'lton 2:J.O!t rising. The Ohio p re"d dt1Hvered 11.nd tru'k nge, 143 Butternut Pomeroy. Rh•er was falling one-ha!£ ten'-'i 'S5 OLDS 88 - $500. 2 door 1ed11n. Shuler'R Construction Compnnv . 2-21-Uc I (2 1 ) REAi ESTATE Joo! per hour nt most up river Phone WV l-jU51. 2 Y tfc Phone WY :!-5127, I Good mechani<'al condlt ior Sol­ -·--, Id body. Sp,-,rkllng finish. Hlr•·•t. GA.S. FUEL OIL and coal ful" THAil.ER SPACE, Good IN'nlion FOR SAl,E: H011SF._ S rooms an ' points. London was running WJa C'orner lot. Inquire Rnlph Mart in , hath. Nice location. 111 Locusl feet on the rollers, Marmet II feet 3 � lite tnar'•· Forner�. <'all for 1 rtie est1ma1es · -· -850 Locust St.root, Middleport. St., l 'omeroy, Phone WY 2-5""9, l end Winfield dam ZS feet. foreman Ii Abbott Middleport 0.. Cleo Uted ':an 3 ' 30tp Beat movemeDU : • 25 30tp 1-10-Uc All _ ud ....... Oldo River - City of Hunting­ lllmlOPOLITA N MOTORS EQUIPMENT and LUMBER For APARTMENT AT 701 Broadway, FOR SALE: 5 rooms. bath. utllltf Sale. 1 large tractor for power Mkldleport. Apartment at 't39 room. Garage, Mason, W, Va. tun down 13, 8:15 a, m. ; Peggy Pen INJ', Oldt llnit $200.00: 1 Caterpillar 1ract Ash St., Middleport. 2 apart- PhOlle SP s-5577. Contact C. A. Downey up 14, 2: 10 p. m.; Albert Davis. • 24 l2tc Holden up 14, 1:35 a. m. : Charles . 'SI. OLOSMOBD..E. 118 - 11095 tractor for loggln� $450.00. t ment..s In New Haven, Phone 4 door Ndan. A beautiful car - Cut-off IRW and frame and ""lOl- WY 2-3267. I FOR SALE - 5 room house, re- Stevenson up 17, 1:45 a. m.: Pitts­ e,r- burger up 19. 4:15 a m.; Beaver well kept, HydramaUc drive. or, complete '50.00. 1 winch $25, T• cently remodeled, double g ISHE P'UR APAR D N 5-room One -,. Pomeroy, 6tc l In. oak Jumber, $60.oct per M. age, large lol Reasonable. Con- up 19, 7:10 a. m.;: Titan u, ZD, See Ivan Carman, Pomeroy, MENT. t1uistint Beegle, Pllone tact Lawrence Napper, 1740 3:25 a. rn.; Aztec down 2.1, 12:.SO IIERCl1IIY • door, one local Ohio, Rl 2, at Peach Fork WY l-3301. 3 4 etc a, m.;: RQmond Salveti up 27, Chea1er Road. Pomerov. Pdced for quick 1ale, Road. 1 ftllll\ igh s e stc 1077 Llncolo He t.. 3:49 a.m.; OVEC up 28, 6:55 a, ,' tllll,00. - WY !-2261. m.; 'Solvay up 28, e:40 a. m. ; S 9 3lc IN MASON, W. VA., one plot of house with bath, basement nnd gu fUl'l'lace, Built-in cabinet• ln Waller Beckjord up 28. 7:35 a.m.; land, 224 X 1911 feet, In corpora- the kitchen and hardwood Doors Ravenswood up 31, 12:50 a.m.; Uon limit& ctty water, gas, tel- throughout. Hu a nice fenced In Reliance up 33, 5:05 a. m.; Dis­ ephone, end aewage. Contact back yard for children. '.. ,·ough patcher up M, 1:50 a. m. ; Lunga Claude K.lkhen., R.R. 1, Box 14. the day call WY t-""'70 and 11fter FARM WEST OF RU1LANI> Point llP 3$, 4 : 15 a. m,; NaUollal g Culloden, W. Va. or call Sher• 4:30 and on Sunday call racy 93 acres Oil good ravel road, T up 85, 5 a. m. h wood S-61123 In Culloden. 3-7-6tc Whaley WY 2-30N. S 8 6tc 6 • room Iii-"fr11me ousr, barn, granary, ·age, t:ldcken house , po TIRED WAU.ST - See us for New s bedroom HOUSE and bath. other bulldinga, 15 acres tractor ! GaW lls Dam - Soun Lane tinelt ln new wallpaper• at bar,. Furnbhed TV. ND locallon. ln- land, balance pa1hlre, some down 10:30 p, m.; Waller William­ 11aln price&. Prints, floral,, ,ev. quire at: Cllfr1 Shoe Repair, •n down 12:20 •· m. : Queen limber, 2 wells, spring and \ 4!IJ'Y' ltlnd of color comblDAUon to Middleport, Ohio. down l:SS a. m. ; Jamel up 2:20 3 B 3tc creek. Worth $10,000. 00. Can be , ' a. m. : Invader up 4:M a. m, l1 1Uit your room and color bought for tJnly $6000.00. in Close EP , G R SLE OOMS ld IN i � ICbeme. Cron Hardware, M • town. 127 Butternut, Pomeroy. FARM - 135 acre, with about 15 C'. \'. Horner '- ' 4:45 a. m. 3 G 6tc dleport. acres of bottom land, ba: ,nee Robert Gipson up 7:15 a. m. ; Bon- 1 EI HT ROOM HOUSE •ND TRAILER, G pasture and timber. 4 "IQlll nle D. up i:35 a. m.; Lady Mignon 1 HOUSE tllU Model Liberty 41 1: 10. Washer and aeven room house; One 6 - roo'fl frame hoose, free gas, Jarije up 9 : 40 a. m. alllpolll Dam - Lella Shearer dryer, larp awning, Ralph apartment.1 A. N. Bengel, Ph. basement dairy barn with con- G WY 2-32'12. I S tfc Fruth, Mason, W. Va. Phone crete Ooor, Olher bulldlnp. Lo- down WlnDeld f,20 p.m.; Thelma Be sure to get the best performance from your car In the peak dl'l91ng 34 SP ,....,,, cai.d on Roule 124 ICut. lll800, Ann down Wlullald T p. m.: Jer,y months ahead! Let m give your Hr a thorough tune ,up today. All our wort . , (17) HELP WANTED Bo8worth clown Wlnlleld ,,., W A L L P A P E R-&humachera HOUSEKEEPER FOR Country FARM AND BOMB ON BOUTR 7 Is expert, prompt, courteous and fully ll!Jaranleed. ·,VaJlpaper. Also fabrlca to I home wanted to live In. Phone 47 acrea. 10 acrea ID culUvatlon p. m.; CJlypof J\laylvtlle up WJn. � Bruce match. Complete bookll ot 1 \\'V 2-611511 or write WWie Sham- nice k'Oom hoUle wttba: bath, fleJd 11:3& , . m.; ro , Spring samples. Mrs. Lee Rud- hlin, RL. t, Pomeroy, S 10 c.tc basement, furnace heltln f nt down Wlnfteld I a. m, porch, allo eaclttoed back llill, - WY ........ porch. Masonry garage · <24"20; ( 1 8) EMPLOYMENT , • 11tc bam, cltkken boule. Plenty of OlJTllO 'lltBNBllLVE8 WANTED PLAY PEN AND B•BYB E D. W�TON <IIPD, = Th e CANCER water, '11,IXNUIO. • a pin Girl' k program !or tlte Ilardi �, Teeter-babe WANTED -CAR� WORK ALBERT I M. COX. 8'ilnmal · . c;olumbia Br­ f . ind lea:glng ad, 1!.e •· 1 of any kind. Call Hllffl' eurtil, BOX m PBOHB . - Second . ..,& . .. . ,·. "' . WY MIit o the lllttrlc.t of Siorlll,or· .uh bollleo. P h o n • Wl 9-%1 11, J\. 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P ... ., �- "1V � I l o ' Ltpto tbt tonnlnc db h titled, 'Peter • bided Camer1 ,• atwil it lklea In aper ...nil Va11t4 P.,.. Ptlm �• taut JaA ol "Ptt,w ol I ...- lbow. 'lbe ll Cl"ewt film U. "ilfmemol:a'• am, umor •• m;w YORK < UPll-'Jbe .:: :::"· bu! &Jayed uound too lno,e,,at and bealtby _.. ....,, In - -.,..,. Pdvole eye took I on the .; :" -, , - 11-..._ t Wedne,doy night. Ja � Ibo payoff .._, II wao, ..,., t )'nU dig. Alie, 1 � - "'• 1- "GIi> , a bloody and tldi-olc:IJ A e,peclallf ol an te In diltiault ,.... • I comedr OjJOclal, "Priva brlok. ray, "7 lJtiOL 0... '°-t called •-r--A.. Bye, Prlvate Ei-� " alao hit tite stonally, arture ,.. 1 too, there wen1 blank fClller" Xovaes u&cl. "Th ear, noNJ and throat, not to , at'■ U. l:llt-10:111: Actkla-adv , r kind ol ohow lbat'll oeJ1 -. pot,, iel. "GIIIJJmab. '• llao the ftnm10, .,,.11 , VarJety, - '-II IARN EY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMI TH of-paco fnr In�, Ja l:Jd lbe - food. " Wtavtr � lie ••a.... of A _, of "1ettl • Hour. " Fo, hla laJeot •�HIJo. Jt, b f TV privale ey.,, . : PAW i. � .,.. DD the majo, -- futu,e .. Llebmon _,...• _ . - !rill, • oslebrilJ Ja hott jabbing •• TV, a x Ma p el NO, an � �� r �LL SQUEEZIN's? -L �� � loo "' ���AT JU6 ked · ��;: op.a SQIJEEZIN 'S ch u "Clieckmate, and I� gate, boanl the fellowq .....,. The BLoAT ou de ,......_ " __,.., d FER HIS OtfLLS AN' IT OUT Tti ' ed by Ernie Ko.ac, · 1I Ed ��•ta, or exotic type, ult menda1Jn111 fo, lhe !118% - a - velop,,:,nt CJJIJIJl1Jttee an OOc ., .,, i. .A Adam,, wltb Han, Co-� nd FEVER• o WINCER THI S ·a two c:an tanso In thls OJrt of ton , • " / •�• Pal Can-oil also very uch _RY MINUTE !! v,,,r,;-,__,,..,_VE m lD thing : himleU aa •ell as Sld a- No. 1-L: Recommended tha CBS tonnat that I WOUid � Ce on -· evidence. t ..,. .... tinldJtn, lDRl!Ob' • With public U portioJll of the hour recalled --fuJJ bour from • half-hour,• to format. TeaUtles.-� eon- tatfve Frontier • .Moderatw' .r,;07 put Sid Caesar sketcba, I · gtte41 NEW YORK <UPIJ - Here ar sid@r "An Evening With 'Gun- or 'Have Gavel WW Travel .. tha e the reason is t � group of the secret minut e, of the Bureau .smoke"' for the •111,•13 IChedu1e Thi proJ)Oled WIRlnt-publlc af f Caesar•, Writers /' T = � p za � � �: =� =� l e el � w= • :i!: r� = r� .a��le�� r � e ol frontw dabate,, Ila traYtJ, to � w ic � � :� � a• b '-1-i app " e to ed tead WOldd the rov vaca was m e vJden .b • v ouch .._._ c_:.;_�:'......J..11�� . . ··- '- II 0oqe l Ll'L ABNE R Gun...,ke" lo a ,.,.,.,., of • � -like, to put TV Ja l and expand • .llllle, Tomb f h u l bconunt ur ltone, n City, Lar o ext season : 80lJk Oley ming dieL A au tte, u pf bill experiment, w e a • tae, leclffll,,n!td by e overflow audience, with er tbll o Th rmed to deal l f ced • �• .-ii:jej�w.iis,�.;:-7-_:•:_____ . de'Th. into the roceed � Tl-iERE WIJ6A daughter, who iii hfa Nlla1'dl � e rnost livered to the meeting hall In and returned Wlth a quelUoq 1 notable w� a �I� �K:'AL IT ,( T' :• (. IT SAYS iru OJRE US � p1:° ill d�le-dec.ker bu11, appro � � llstanl Each epJeode include, tbe ved a re- plan lhat would ffllbla which Mi88 Adams sou t wra � �� . � � :r by the ne�ly enlarged rules work tc Pl'tlmt "An &v!ntng debit. and, ,. It won't be • totaJ P.EP()Rf °'I� , l . OJRE US/'.' us.:'i - IN her volce around es b ,{)(_;, �t� rhich lllpJ>Orted the Wl�� -��oke'" and ltJll off lou, l'IHl1aJlce and lef:ion, For exSERUM !.' bwisy, It was only fJtfllily � �- atre � , er AL!. f ec Je 1 � • ren "'"' ..., �!, ..... 'lk._pii- ... n : , 1 � ICbedule, ., follow,: amp • debate on the RIGHT,, live because the backgrowi d in: th� selvesI TV. ·Jey spread- 7 , \. � l : : W lo ad estern. "The ll Jo.i : Can "8 trult tbe hie,t oining . lime • ) B l BWirla didn't cooper.ate s t.sTV e repo� not "'s C<?eU�... , ,✓ r to diurm?' " might turn Gunsmoi:e.' rebroadcat of Oleof ed, u Into Another Kovacs crea�iori, Pe ' r · f • ful • r cy ree-for.aJI u local tough, at") properties can win .iew .t:norable halt-hour epl.tode l . Dovetons1Js at ast kJdnap the l'elearclJ •· � popularJt_y. " lo &bow K"' J a ;: .J : � ::: 30: Pane tempt 8-8 • l , Archance to et out Following a ll�ely ent.ertaJnmen nea, emcee. "To Ttll t:he Tru tl" llttant. Another episode eon.Id in­ :: t t IW'Ching those bookends and prance aro �am featurmg the Blackburn debate on the in • skittish skit 88 a ma t1;f to actors ,._ the pie of eap ater debe pcomfng the � t or I.IAarl m ftaJ Pllniahmeat,. he U .E " Twins, and • tecli ve, Percy. with ose G th unblink � d �ea:ure movie 11how, i• 41 ca re for U.S de • � .Ing eye, and the simpering smile, h enj)y��:, opening spoo In W.aeni"·1 �--� � With 1 � J f, hf:n o ap ry �� to which a private eye the Joamg Ihle. is Visited al ilnpreuion that he was t · 0 :! ; ���: i::bby. wife. 'l1te place ten u� something. Btit my ch I'm s u�e th,s . 1 this cue. was a doesn t belong in a famlly 'lllllovo 1 WO 11 not ND.tl' tome Si a "" newsdar k wareh�se and our ) • ,,.._,.t.r 11:0D paper, 10 I'll ero was Oic@•itJ' .._ keep it.'to my.sell. shootlng compk3te surpr1, e. It out wltb Mr. Blg d:11 Olm Material SJwp 7·00 SJp On, la Mlwbl a.yed b �ied. The skit moved ,.; y : • II: 11 lrabta New. .Most of the material was: !Iha 46 ::. Jon and � d 1vere d i a � funn j y ----occasionally bitin&-and play;: kick l: GD 11:11 BuDetm loard er � g,"t �•� \IQ� � w_:o�ff� ----.:__;:::_=::...':'.c':'.'.'.."'� !ho lhe 1, 15 Spo,w -, !J:JII �ltn . A,IJ:a N- O ar._ 1: IO Olilo ,:::, I: lJ World Now IJ: 41 Ir,, lllllio l, IIS 1.oa1 1,a IIIJflt!al Clod, l:GI Ir,, 11ut1c .&CROSS 1,111 Comii-mly DOWN 32. e L Submerged l. Cm iduit S:IO Wlldd 8'00 u._ Clod, � ta}. 6. Wom out 2. In the G.04" _,_ rock1 , ''"" Ir,, .... ("anrJ . .. l'lil>U, leni(,. 3. Goddea11 at 23' Low fare ry S:11 1- !fow ·• M pre. t. 'YiClo . , .. ...... ., _, • aent p , ' Shi 2. lt, QO Talk "' Ille to. Flow• freely bottom .... 0--. - 0.. 18,111 World Now paint12• .Arouaed G. Reaort "• lloll!tt, 11, 1111 Talk flt Ille .2a. �t . from sleeg By IRNII BUIHMILL e. Sharpen ,_ rrt. EI • ..,. l:ll llarld !fow 18. A (!&pV _ .26 f, Prospect , n�::-'• 11: 1' � lloll, loll Ci111o 11.,,. 1'. Came 8 Encomtum 29. Chat�-_. LATER. Cul otr, __.Grld ,. I 1 WONDE R IF to pan I'LL e.' SlaVic n!U'IO lkGO "'""••en, lins -BUT THEY ( ll,. &poleon W 18. N O·I E LESSONS FIND 11. Frlabteu 12.. HOW DID 12, 111 Naoa ftnlllt exlle i ••• __,.. 2'odtQr ARE REALLY OUT ,;t• .SohoolBland 14. Monetary�) 83. a,_, "-YOU MAKE D1tttJor . 11 ■ Po,m, "1 88 ,15 11 lc-lo unit {Bui N FREE FOR FIRST. All) ::.. �;:....i,__-. �blo II. BUbject OUTy.ji', S9, Prong !9. Pinochle ' '1. Man•a tena as. FJxe1: �re ftl4kname 'l'he 21. a-oda mau..,..._ ..,,_ fJK)aa.) -. DClOJaglq to ua "!, 7 !J:15 1lte 11. B;ouae lOlf l, IS SJp '1'1111DA1' SKI I NG domestle llour n,so -""11 Prlco LES SONS 1111 Mal g ,, pi eons II 1,00 Swtday -I: 11 Counley If. Biahop•• � I: II N..., Rounduj> Teo 1:30 Farm .,., SJp Oft - --::.. --..-- ....... l'I. Buron. and 0,, 11 r..••cltlpn ;;:::! 6' 1111 Sunday Show Cue ,.� .,...... lli Tup 2'm 1,s, ls. Aw._ ,,so 8Jp Oft 7·1111 2'm 111. N.._ ' •-tTup Party MONDAY """'--7, U l!:Ji"'1detl Weather RID.tr llllet s,ss SJp 11, 'l'ltatt ,,_, -lill hn;J l·IJI 12, Wet ­ � 1:%5 TIit World 'lltll � ,; 11 lO.Wbatea CN..,,1 1:111 ,_ 1llour l,!O 'IINalt1-t If. Stew l'N1tJ l:S, C«mllJ JamhorM 9,15 N1w, 7:1111 ar...,.. PUIJ 40,P!Jant n1, 31 7:11 l:moide<i � a,.,,,. .., . Malor,,ado • _,, ?: _, .._ Sito,, .... 1(1 ll:1111 llclt!Jo'a Top 7 ,ao 8oblo N- Report 8aJu1o Teo ll: 31 B1ar 00 BnokllJII at!J 41. Toood 1, • P g, 00 "- """' 1: a TIit World flu 1fam1nt batt,e Melodieo Cl, Cont•ln !J· II Man I . fNlftl '5 MlnUI 1,_, -- P hrti' <18. P-ot; I 1 ,%5 New1, 15 /JlatOl!ti ...:_ 1 ,:11 Plaiter Patt, 11: Ii c.Dina Pl P1fua ho" to ....;•�N llAILY CR'fP'.rOQuom 1,a N..,. u, 1111 hap 8bap · A ][ f D .L B ..t.. A. X R I LITTLE ORPHAN "'1 ANNIE 2,_, Plati<r .u,11 Cotmtry Boo Du. P II L O l!r G ll' II L L O W s,a One Jetter lhnpJ_), atandl tor anothe New, u,a ,.,. - ..:, r, ,ln thia aampJe A ._ Ultd !ror th& thl'ff IJ By ltAROLD IMAT X u,., OtunllJ Boo � O'.a, etc. Single lettm, apo,,. , , .. Platta, hr'1 5:41 trophlea, the J N ..,. Roind11p ll,41 Fann Time wonk are a11 hint& llaeh dllY the code, letters �Party U ,57 !lld-Dq - - A" �EE f I ::: HAVl:N'T l00k:e"0 flVNDAT 11,GO N- - KY& Oo THERE ' Z B Z lll 7,IS ..._ RSBZQ .t. Y O L 1\ B B Z Q 11:11 - ·� 7 f B L n L W H lll X 31 -, � 11, so Jutt ,., ,.. L X H U Y L ? -P D lll R I 1,,41 -., KZ , ,. •-- ] Cllap,I Oryp.....i., ll'OR TRErui: IS NO'flllNO MORE I - -la Seeurily 1 , 113 Ju,t For You ,;;;; �� of Iba we,> A 8lLL1' LAUGH - CATULLUS l,IO _ , Ila)' R Wltlt Mut1c IO 1181, """ - -•• 9 00 Bo.I• 1,1111 Plaiter Party 9,30 n, .,-•• M odlec 11: 41 Wiltlb1111ton 11epoiu 1G fhe f:a Pla1tar Pm1y -- ---- -Peop le 1: 11 11,.. &andap 00�. �- ----�!J �,� ".::==--.,., Sip Oft ..: ,....iu.,, '59 Ford-Engli sh - - $895 '60 Dart VS o., Iller. u, IINII-T ri,bt loot, COS.TV•,"'.,; ;1";;:; c.": $595 - - - zqwwwepo,1, a, FIIED DANZJo Backed by 107 Years of Service '55 Olds VS - TELEVISION IN REVIEW ��, ""°'"�.E£ =�-=-�-=m: ' MLL, MISS W/Nk:LE, HE121:5 WHEl?E YOUR' Ct.ASS WILL M§_§:T. .•• ..-, ...... , ... , __ - �-,. - ______ ________ ,.. ITS PLENTY B/13 fNOUGH. Vl"E CAN SET UP A LONS v.cr.?KTA13LE H� aLJT wEtL NEED MORE LIGITT•••• ""' MArnlNE5 CAN GO HERE ..• I DON'f KN.:Jw WHAT WE \.\DULD HAVE. DONE WITH - ?. OUT YOIJ / / ..,___... . .•. f ' ]'.. . '·' '�. .,l, • •. ' ! I,' I, "• �., Around And u .Abo t Middleport � Society !)evotions Led \,y . By Mrs. Griff Russell At Church ' 1 ; i, t ! h Cf H /d Auction e l 1 d Ifems 8y Cl b Of H 1 1 ,. I • 1 I · · ·' : _____ S Spri ng tyle Show A nnounced .,., . ... . '!1,11 ... - 1 I 1 T I W£lf ot�t •s CALL J'OAIIO� r�.....---::'::':::--::::::::-1 I LIBERn THEATRE Area Officer 1958 CHEVROLET Convertible 1958 CHEVROLET Fordor At $1 695 $1 295 1 956 CHEVROLET Hardtop Coupe • 1 Gives History 01 WSCS Group 1 955 MERCURY Hardtop Coupe $1 1 95 . ,. l•ning to Is part of • lening Going For Only $695 1 956 FORD 8 cyl. Fairlane Tudor $895 CHEAPIES $99 TRUCK BVl'S ..,_ , , �·r�;, , ' 1,59 CHEVROLET El Cimino ,, ier, i8harp white and red finl&h Ready to 10 ill l lre11. At $J 695 ,, ' �t outalde and real t'lean. Good dre1 and reed1 ,_..,......, tor 7ou, VB motor, CHEVROLET 2 Ton Dump $2 1 95 & Chassis /1 A.1'111 ,olld lltUe truell: for road or fann. .;%, CHEVROLET I ½ Ton Cab .t;, �l\'ROLET ½ - ,a,t ., .._ ...... ., Glrf • ••r:.tat w•••• 1N6 DESOTO Fordor \ •• u. Only $295 Ton Pickup _ $I SO ,� 1111 • •Mrl at lNl' NAk, • WI IALUTI T N I e l l L SCOUTI A N D THOII W H O e U I D I T H I M ON llll SCOUT WEEIC MAICH 12-11, 1961 WE PAY 3% INTERES'.l' ON SAVINGS Serv1,.. 1111p Coun_t7 II� 18"12 ,_ ,._ii l/9"1!l ln1t1roac, '� RUTLAND .. .... Catholic Women Plan Project For This Month The Catholic Women'• Club or the Sacred Heart Church met on Wednesday evenine followina Maa. Mn. John Mitch, president, opened the m-, wilh 'lbe waya and muna committee, ., their project lor the monlh, asked each membar to make and tell • homemade 1rtlele or food. It wu declded to 11v an •� letlonce prJzo oocb 11M111lh. Mlm­ bera went Mbd to assist In t:lean­ lnB the churcl, Mardi 14, II ttnd I& � · J>lalll _ mad, to Jilin 'l'unl'■ 1111b l ,' ' 11!\11 � . .,,,,_ to Aprll. Gi",-� .,_..,, wm follow the bu■lrio11· � at the Aj,nl _.,. and -.... will be Mn. 11"1 Mri. Jlo. Brlekle■, MIii llarlt Srallh, JlrL Goalft ' 111i1Nii"" Mn. lli<ht,rd o.... ■ntl Mrt. Etl-. wlp V;el,nms. Prayar ll,,lltl. lflldl CCVItt tbr 1111tf911 pr-. mer PCIMIIIOY I<-. 11/, 11, bo ... . . .. VOL XII SPECIAL VALUES - SA TURDAY MARCH 1 1th 9 A.M. T O 9 P.M. BEDSPREADS Irregulars ot » higher prked bedspread. Plaids in red , green, or brown. Full bed lilitt' - Salurruly Special - $3.39 Lightweight Aluminum UNBLEACHED M USLIN Fine quality. Ideal for 1heeta and a:eneral use. 80x80 construction, ya rd WOMEN'S Fine quality broadcloth pajamas. Two piece style. Easy to wHh. Dell,gbttul to wear. Stri,pes and dainty prints. STRETCH SOCKS $1 ,00 SALE! TABLE LAMPS Choose from three smart styles. Parch­ ment shades, Unusual value. Complete with shade - bulb extra. Your choice- Girls Shanmont Four Hour Enamel $1 .79 Triple Roll Socks Elasticlz.ed cUff. All white. Slze1 8 to 11. For school and feneral wear. An excellent value in women's cotton s�irltr. Sheath11 and full pleated ltyl•. Stripes, flprals and solids. All waabable fabriai. Sizes 22 to 30. $1 ,00 ROBES $2.95 $3.95 DACRON Deaigned for after bathing - at the beach - in the nursery - maltint up home permanenta - traveJlng-araun d the home, camp or dormitory wear. Handy patch packet s. GenerOUlll Gverlap. One size adjusts to every fi111re, White only. BED PILLOWS ''· ,, Filled with 100% Duipont dacron. Bl&: .,election of ooverines. Full 21X2'1 inch size. Girls' Cotton 36 Inch Width NEW PATTERN C R E T O N N cEdealgna:. FloWa - ,rovincial1 - pometri ld$1:I for I.lip covert, draperie■ and a:eneral deooratine uses. y■ NI SAVE NOW ON lawn Boy Power Mow•s , $62.50 - I ll Inch Lawn Boy Mowers ___ Sile $49.00 Elberfelds Housewares Dept. T - S H I R T S \' ' $1.00 Fine cotDbed cotton knll T tblrtl for prla. Sizes f to Ox. Stripes and patten:,. CttiJ aew. Some wtlh eolian ■nd V Deekl1- B RO OM D USTERS . Conaiat■ of printed oetlored cotton top and eben!Ue dulter bottom. Fill ovtt h■nd b-... 88c Main Floor CHILDREN'S CANNON lfulll colONd ■tripe■, Frlnaed end■, IIO to lixbes. $1,00 For S1turd1y Only WOMEN'S TERRY CLOTH \ bl' RAYON PANTIES 1"1111 Nl ,.. eomfOII and · � wear, 11,1a11 lrimmld. New •lullo lh■I will oullltt Ult 1o11C Ufe of lbe■e pu,IIN, Sileo 4 to 14, •• 39c E L B E R F E L D S ·I N P O M E R O Y �- , . . t!at J:';: p' For Pl·8:lil . tI·ff Jn Udg · ment th: p • ----• Ma amtmgs y Be Seen In Two Places 1'1!_� fNldl' c-enat• lllBb Two Ensembl Ratmgs At Fes1· al Services For. Mr enheuner • Are Announced ii o· u =I:)' Racine post , Will ·se Host FOr Onference .,_ I . -..ui , . ----- t::!:.'heJr ,,,. · eam.,,; ma. "" . r- �1 -1 ucb ,-. Nancy Arid••· I Pullina.' 1 MiddJe;,ort ' pomero Honor RO]] ShOWS y 106 Pupils Winning PlaCes 1 o·,sp1'oyed · ° , ·Students Play To Full House W1th 'Showcase' MHS Janell """'°"' "'". ., •· ;a:· 1 Dm a age M•mor dent " A In ColumbUS Car °l' 1,u,;n,,..1Mxldlepo,t F:I .. h= Clayton Hayes nder all '-.,. m ._ H'""� •..,_:e_i__ , Tan:nt ,__ .Master Plan Previewed For JOffit • C Of C MeJDbersbip. .!f __. w s. · M-"" 1 e,, age v•1etory Nylan reinfon-ed heel and toe for extra wear, An extra nit'e eeneral purpoae mea'1 everyday 1ock. Sizes 10¼1 to 13, pair = "' "'"""t .ft� UPset Of Year d Came In BedfOr Womens Skirts $1 .95 3 Fash " Leader Appearmg . Ob MHS Stage court RO]es .:.i COTTON SOCKS The Meinhart Bill to relleYe villages ol having to build sewage treatment p_Dant, bu passed ,uccesslu lly one of the eight 1tep1 reqialred before final approval is possible. samuei 4 llvfrt Men's Cushion Foot Conservation f.nmmittee To H3Dd]e Sewera� Hean•ngs FASRJON AVTRORITY _..iacy.-. For exterior and interior, A dunb1e 'trash­ able, quick dr)-ing enamel IW.tablt for ill· door and outdoor use. _ .............. w ,,,. I Sc PER COPY :thus� home':, ' Glidden Gloss White 100% Nylon Strett"h Sock&. Perfed iHti11g, long wearini. Fits all 1ize1 10 to 13. New Sprina colors. BATH TOWELS Pc. 88c ' "' per:..]'s H•• o"h uality Demonstrated :!':.:�:, :: �� Numismatists Name Roberts Club President Consists of Trowel, Forll: aJ'.ld Cultivator, American made, Men's Nylon 59c �2.50 3 Jm te!:•klb • A Poly foam mattren on a beautlfRl alum­ inum bed, Ideal for almOlt every room. Folds for easy 1toriq. GARDEN IMPLEMENT SETS PAJ AMAS .. Haul-a-way Beds Stainless Steel BROADCLOTH 3 ,. �i i ....... . ..... ... ftlll, INlt ..__ "'- - l■ 15, .....,. lir!lt:r.Wa � ..,. ldp .. ... ... ....,, .....,, . i Meinhart's Bill To Relieve Towns Passe s First Hurall I Jy blltlq one el lhom. IW')', kl time had Goa, 1 nt1red atreet worker, Neitlw officer draw a gun in defense. GoAt wa, and Crittendon bad forced tbe 1 killed instantly. Critteridon was trio'• car Gff the road after tallserlousl)C wounded in the abdo-- Ing them from • 111permarllet men but matlaged to fire several where ;,a m&nllJer reported they we,e acting 1U1pf<iohl In lheil' ■bolo at lhe gunmen. Police in another car which ar- parked car. . a. Don llaerur rived on the scene also exchanged · Their rampage continued when appa1 with el'lt• ahots the . ·gunmen, ' ' they shot and wOWlded Sbe,ilf Elmer Chatman at Latuville, Mo., 1n , l'WIDlng battle .. th, UI high way aflor Cllatman spu loci _ them .in a aec;iond car which they had alolea. Q Chatmllll, �lgbtly WOllruled In . ... through·Roadblock.a were ,re up · t Misswri' slate, 1oca1 a ,1d Rep. George Memhart, Middleport, returned lrom Co100 lfliUR Y po11ci .,.,. 51JDll1IODOd for lumbus Frid8y where he said bia: bill has p a s s e d aearclt wu or· h p d an through the Refe�nce committee. and 1a ready 1o go beel ..for lh:1'••••,.. -n deied fore tTte Conse"a tioo committee. ...■tf1l In 1otJlb. Whc, appeared to .be Meinhart l8id that the power.. e taltem Miaaolll'i, luJ ruJea committee voted aecret- In vWaa:ea wu introduced 1n 1957 •• ''Ille trio, armed wllh pistola ly on lhe propo,ed blD and - and ■ltowed enough pooulal'Uy In I a.a ril)e,, ■tarted !be� ·k .. to !be C.....Vatloo - get lhrougb tlte - blll .... d .jJ wbea 1 al that tiJN by the Mn, Jsnle Scott, New Yon lee whe,e IO men will ,Judy ll � : � u!i.: a � e � Friday =I fashion authority, ii main speaker They will call Jn wttneae, from . of hla cr,ar. fir cm. rJ aftiNr Don _ . The · 81 licau Senktr offieial bert 2& ' �ltopped them Jmperiat· Electric Company'1 The fleeilll gunmen weu seen for the 25th �al Mt fgs (' · inty I the village o! Pomeroy and Mid- admitted , � 1 be e�lo el Crll e ��u H ued tbe Demon taken bt will Achievement Tmitimoay tration dleport, en Mlddleport y in the ucts s om h ' p q !" jo e " rod bu ttetnptad , next at Ma uand, Mo. w er r of a bill t he on SW1PIc D y hi,8hest reputation for quality" ac ·- they pistol-whlpped farmer George � to be held at the Middleport u to why villa� ahould not be uc been shown m b hat coring to the firm'• local produc- Gray of Glenallen, Mo., and ".stole High School Audltori�, Wedne_1- compelled to abide by ltate law In favor of lta e. lion chief who was speaker for hil car. Then they doobled bsck, day, Mareh 22. Reg1t1tratlon will and build sewerages, He l8id that of the Senou rd .the Middleport-Pomeroy Roatry abandoned hil car and . looA: the alert st 9:30 a. m. and the pro- Mayor KeiJnetb McE»tinney of w ld be ha Middleport aid today that he, : club dinner and pl'Ogfam at one they pr@V1ou■1y had deset·ted. gram promptly at to;, reprnentativn"'!,f�::. •::. Mrs. Scott ■ays F'ashloo Is along with VWap Solicitor Bern• Beath Methodist OJ.urch Friday · _____ _ . bnportant to every wmnan wh.� urd Fwt, ttnd Cowltllman B I I I .. '_■ho.... mueh mlel1111 "' 1': ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING - Harold , . , nfshl care., per80llally how lhe look■. Childti, plan to appear before the M • Meinhart 18.id that Mayor manager, Vegetable Hugh Ceirns a Kent Slete UniCrops Subatation; Frant � Her talk �I encompau all a1- Q')lllel'Vatlon committee. He ala-J Ch.vie. � of Pomeroy and I Roblrt Bishop, manager, Southeastern venlty grid�ate �. industrjal Substa!)on,: of bemg well dressed-In- laid he OOpe1 that all member■ Mayor M,. mney of Middleport, Clay Jordan and . ·pecbi reenlees Carl mantigement , end now a Racme G . were at the Ohio ·· eluding good grooming• correct of the council will attend and of- plus nwnel'Ol1l!I other offidall of of resident, wa• pte"'8ted by pro..1cultural Experiment Station at poster atten ' W . . . -'-.1:Thuraday D1pt • group -· fuunu11tlOD1, �roper fit, suitable fer testimony the ··-·- have g ven D J r. . -· nd i CO ! _, reeent annual meeting of farm managers and ea--� r Ducha�• y tbful 1n eollectan met st gram c_ha1i;n;an Om . acces sorie know and able s, ledge ht a time the of . � m helping ! They heard Station staff members discuss new lffb Roberti to or- manag�r o mper1: s ,Iant ere. Meinhart �1dd not point to ou , the sty!�•. -colors and fabrics beat certain date that official of tha kl promote the bill of research that will be applicable to their farm Q� Pomeroy Nutnmnat1t : �;J: �ad : aui::it8 woman', needs aod pe tions and had sessions CJD busines, office procedur!f: twin towns may appear �lore �=!�a = � �. J �-t 1 per y. t C ouervatlom Committee bl.i said �Tbe club waa 4ll111111H111 di __,-..11 I D u .- here, on .!lplaY al the meeting. A judgD\ent of $1,SJ8.0I was Beca111e of her extensiVe exper- ,, ' ' , It wlU be iOOll. . l!fke Robfftl t1tcted preaident. lt was dluemblf�. ,ranted: -the Fai-m Bllrea� Agri• leni:!e in all phases of fashion and I Charla Kuhl WII then appointed Durjng hhi Ullk ttnd demom1tra- cutti,.re Credit C.Orporation of Co- relatJonshlp to home sewing, Mn, U the bill lhoul_d be ap�ed the y va on committee, Conl!ler b 1i£e president and Lance Hart. tion he showed how Its compon• lumbw, from J8ffle1 Smith and s«itt apeW with •utbority OD b w arded I fo to lhe lD rw � then U alle,a se re deal to . how le a tlte made, lect , and p l ., Vada Smi b el Lang■vll on a gned et, u d It es g ad bo! • <!80 Committee. type , .R r l a v41rious for sJze local common the at loctd all mbled, plant. figure 1 t e Thill wu followd by tr in te _ t note In pleas court - ii whlob ....e1 old and lft>perial is a branch factory for Frida rl{Jl,I method of delonntoin1 I •. bill fndeflnftely, Melnhart aaid, Emmett Shuler and Ted Reed, Ir., outlln� -.is valuable coin■ ebugod ltand■. Imperial Eled,le Co., Alrron, o., to •� aclkm 8 ,utt hu been t,rn meuumnenls, Ntd bow to � • blD ii Jlfvea the . "go mate necessary pattern alter,- ahead by the Rulu Comnuttee, nd Friday mght of the Master Plan for Pomeroy.Mid� . , Pe . Attending wen :Ufb Rabena, and 1pecializet1 In ••cugtom bllflr• filed b y a O , ii ii aent to the Boule for vete. Products are now � display at a joint meeting of the towns' Chambers of Co�• · rr lion■, 0.lel Kub\, i.... � Rob- or special type, of e1ectrtc mot• V . Y f of Satu the g PaintMr. Melnbart held in offices of the Ohio Power Co, � Mra. Soott it with the Educ■ lllld, ""lbat ii: where , nla � :fllf$ G1o$Dlr , David B r• w n' ors n fl.ad, a 111rge market for 1= �,� and j 1 al lhe The joint meeting was held so ing." "' who me1 ....,,1n foot my wW keep to �� have �JmplJc:11)' ol . Divlltlnal ' I . ll u with ■Jevetor maau, Ill pn>d ct■ - 1'u1b 1itm, G..t,y CW, Uona wbi1e WlWam D "l', G COUDCllman. .. - , rep,,-tat;ve, ?' both °" io _;_• ""1s, ,ujd 'ltas traveled "W,' !1)1 Jf, � � ■hon �. 111\'frable � .� "', ..,,, ....: 1ar lor � ooD....., -,'d■a f.odurfng 11nn, ol the nat n. • , ..... r-u- atbo . d"''D""' :tz�. 8tata for eiJbt , "feMil men'• groups might have a " atdtuat ap . bnrard _Jl'OVII, preh. ..., � 1lhNld --.-Mr, p Ill the � coacatm, demollldrllb!d to ■r - )le·- lll """Ply Wit/I ;jiedl1qf hefJ)OI ,__., .....-; tire � ol · IO/DI !U1IIIP t,38· view" of the plaa, prepared by eveals \'8"iDlr reeently ·;, an ula t , how llcl ODIi of 1, __t llc hqoen d rigid • .......... 'llJt potf1ioD 111ft1 Illa! -■- lfirvlct -le. ' H- lhe lief-.., and 'ttie "'-. wllldLl■.bolng ��- Uni•-IY 11-., slu· town � • lest, al each ,tap ol labrtcotiall f!le hid 1tetil plaold bi ......... DeilJ,lfbalraHon ■ml ci,oni,, Agetlls Rlllea Commili--. wlD bovt, ta lit by Prof. Davfd Drie■bl, ldJ of Ille dents at ■ .,,.j of l1,2tl0, sluln!d - . CMwissm■. , . ...., ',:,' ;:.,., and .....,bly ....,., a qu■1. at Ille -.roy Nallonal Bank ttnd Clothing Speclalills. ■ulhorioed • • • • been equally by the 1w;,, towm. Clyda Ohio Unlvenily, A-. p,omoltd In tlte ienate, tty motor, The compleltd motor fo, sett- ol equlJNDOnl The Olher . fealured ■cllvltfe, ol tfte Foliowin, the bove e " e a -g ffeJ'1 Saturday mornl J Kirkland Pomeroy ond D o n stole law to ill up ........... a I is eheclred as lo ?trformance via plaintiff atated In the petit n that program include jectives in I MIIm\JaifJ 'lnl ••• · ' tor aeveral weeks. hair styling demio Sti shaml p teletype with the plant, borne of. he ls ready for the settlement tt, omtration by a beautic ltep,, the entire body of t h e PrGducta of these cl8Sllel may ' �ers, ' ,.'. · re- ments. ian from Senate SI u 1es ng a d t di t u,c, meetmg flll Another laking part 1n h votes on bills and hands • fiee in Akron. l • be made, but the defendant& have the Hyaell Beauty Shop ; devo- do n be ■een m the •.indo'" of the presidents of ttieir respective . was Mayor Cbarlet Lethe fiaal declalon of wheth-- Martin Mr. Cairns also pointed out a fa iled to eoniply, meeting Restaurant and the Duttlon1 by Rev. Howard Ruppelt of w ; popular mlaoonception abctut the An appllcatJon by tbe defendant Middleport, a Style Revue, and er ton D e Store where paintings o:,: lin Rlzer Pomeroy COUii- gar of. PorneroJ, who gave a rek artK ��M,wmf that by M ru Middleport p�t·s operation. �11 l:G be given eave to flle a mo- apec al music. Bernice Durst artd Mrs cilman. assisted Shu1er and Reni port on the survey the Miami peol i iu lb � � G . ill the t of ' mi8CClnceptlon JS that only u- lio 00 the plaintifri amended pe- Many .Interesting exhibits ha,,. buildln pie Betty Cline have been placed. . n the map and chart presEOtag NWage treeItmeut Planta Memben m made been Bedford Grade School basket- aembly work" II done here. the BU Crouan planned to include educationio lass are 1 Mr. Childs Introduced memy reof the c it b Sara tlt n in ballen did what fMI Wert eon- "On the mntrary," CaJn11 said, against Darid AUen 0step hal al featureJ, npeclal intereat■, flowbe.s of the Pomeroy and: Kfd. ported entbUBialtie about their vlnced waa tmi-Jb1e - 1a■t "We alsrt wllh the vary baafc been overrvled in Common Pleas .. arrangemonlo, etc, Arrangewort,. n,ey ollQell lhal lalem dJe:,ort plmmtof e,,mml■, Joo■• 1 menta hawe Nfll made to put exaight they clefeattd Purt1and parts of the motor, designing, ma-- Court. A date wUI be let .,. k • lo ,ainting l■ not neces11ry to I hlbfls Ill place Tuesday ••ento1, . . pobllc meeting 1lheo tbt llrade li<bool lJl.t7 on the Bed- cltlniDB, and labrlcaling ■ll exeept ..joy lhe clue■, .and that ...... ----. March " hom ' to • p, m. the l1!0St ordinary Item, ouch .. ford 1)'111. lloor. may be lllll'Jlri■ed wbal b, can de Plan wlD he unvei1'ol Ill CCI Jes All homemaker, .... lnvlled lo Portland bolls and wire," ' In ......,.. the with • bruab, ..... be bi■■. " O'ianizallowl lor sJudy l■lii .... es attend. Bring your own aaclr: lonch . hm, BtdfoNl wat led by tbe s. Prelident Gene Grate pre&Jded Al one member taid, ''Houses No one was injured at 11 :I) ommendaticm1 for dianlfl, and d,Jnk, and plan to ,njoy th• • , on G'811t SIJ'eel an, fllltlng paint• a. m. Friday on Route 124 to Rut- <Xber■ otleDdmg .,... , -.. period ■hootiq of Dul,I Reed over the meetto1 following dbtner . l henlt wllh friend■ and ael re se of lolad ladl h H church, by 17 -_ PbfJ twd In who os ed u the ■rlist■ loot out I b e land wbea a parkrd car owned by Kenneth Md!lbianey, Mldilepo.l ..l wID bol's, _ . SWfnde11 ml llol,by Smith aim el Bl Gfft,11, .todow■ ol their tludlo ttnd pa;nt Baetrice May Snuth, 36, Rulfand, Boo Elberfeld, Bemard Fulb. • Clayton Ha!'ft, 67, ____ • ■ w -- llbl oc1 - po1n1s Col-UI and ... of Mr. anc1 hat ...... in !heir view,, ...,. .... ·- by ..- ""' that Cha,Je, Blaholee, John -· Wayne Gibbon,, Gone - &I, IV M'8, Gllbart Haye■ , fomier M fd- ly Graat - ■nd fls bomes, went oul of control. Ill ll to �Porlland. · Larry' Prlce dleport residents, wu killed Fri- and hiU. blhtnd thmn." Driver of the . car that �t out ison Baker, Clinton Fiimr, fl 'Ille tGlled COIIDlJ dtampo od • G b Two day ....... - be ,tepped In Membenblp to the clasa b ,till of control was Charle, M...... liam Gnteter, Dlclr ow.,, Cub le lead not loll: • game all IUIOII Wen hltl from Pomeroy IIIUl Hjgb ....... School 21, Rutland. He had pulled out of Bahr, Bob Jaeobs, Karl Xrmfront ol an oncoming car on W. open to anyone interested. lasl: nlpt'1 upat. '1'he a,Jana. took bonora In the Dlltrict U Sole,Town-It near his hmne. a side atreet.1 ste::,ped on his gas, ter, Frank Will and F r • d --- 111111, "We couldn't hll," ■afd £nsemble Competltlona Fe.Uvol Mr. Haye■ waa allempllng lo MEIGI OENJ!IIAL BOBPITAL braked, they 1rabeed, and be skid- Crow. Coach 1luborl Prict, held Ohio Unlvenlly, Saturday, lhe ■tree! INI bis relwiJ AdmwloM - None. drd Into the Smilh car. C · Funeral , Nl'Ylcel for Harry Marcl: 4th. bonie from a at.ore wbea he w11 .Dilclwrgea - Mra. S h I r I e y Damage was minor. 11iere wu • R ay Party Is Birthd ble tro stniok by 18 hN lhe . uab" Genhofmer, fll, Pom,..y 'll1e per,:uaaloo " , eastbound Crouch, Racine RD. Amer Pa stale The id l tlte ican Legloa Raclne .....-. ao • Finn Spomormg Will be held Sunday afternoon at jackpot by eam1n1 a Su;,erlor ,at. wlD be host to the Ith Dlstrlcl OD Town-■t. lie wa d,agged uo,J ------------------ Set For March 17 The date for the ia.l 3 p. m, al � Ewlnfl Chapel with fltl wbl<b q"81lfle■ H to enfe, Sp,Jn1 Canf.,.nce on Mardi 19th. feel, bl■ body magged und■ , !be Ray Day MaNh 18 burlal In llujlbr Hffl Cemetery. atala oompe!Jtfon lo be held lhb The 8th Dlalricl II made op el e■r, Legion birthday p■rlJ el I � • Illes Tr Fulton-'lllomp■on Sorvlvara IDc:luda the followlnf yea, al io stat. Unfffrally, e wiand � aelgbbon 32 Amerlc re, Soulhem Legloa ha■ beeo ,et oh;o Legion Ey Po,t, In Oh N aa �JIJ 1'ave 1...;;;;.;.i Ap,ll 111111. The lt'llll1pel_ quartet coverto1 frmn Galllpolla to Lan- moved the body from beaealh lho lfay Day -- ... s■tur- cblldr.., Horey E. -. for March 17th al 7,SO p,m I na, Ohio : R,v, WID A. Gen· recelved 111 1!xcallelll ra1to1. 1111a caster and fl'Olll Jadcsoa to car. Mr. Hayea aiflend broken waa aJtll01lltCed today. Ul.lllll tloy lwclJ II It Ille looa1 firm V>eD helmer, Durban, South Alrlea, ha■ been the oecottd -lv• Craoltaville. legs, mulUpl, body ll'actu.,., . a by 'll1e ...o1 hefd •Ab.Sprfq,av, faierNled' PfflODII 11'1 in- Vidor Ge�, Pomeroy; Earl year for the drum entemble to � 1 There will be I lpi!Clal meeting skull fradure, and Internal fn. The Fuurth m: weeb hoaor i Shirley Ash, Jamea Bell , RidJ. �ine Post Q: la m er _11:U. 1 e.,, Ev■ ; d Ju,J n Sua, rior competLegion Iha al Racine In I ball l■trfct Supe ebl. ene nletl 0... n ro l ■ ha ScbooJ Cro n.,ton Wgb ""-'>y at U --• w, th■ ard c1fn1e ml Charl Di f1w Jenaf, Willi the aalloaal blrtllilq'tl tbo vJ1ei1 to lllfa belmer, Galloway, Ohio: lln. -. ,al will be held at ""J ... hem .. • Loht Sharon Ma...h Ulh al 1,111 p. m 10 Ftme lllHIUIIOed ludent,; f d■y, e with a ,r ■ e, Mil b, Jerry Amerlcaa Legloa. 'Ille · - lbl■ .......... - that cof. ft11 IDCI dggpep,t, Will 'be llrVfd Edith Sprinpton, A.them; and 'lte trumpet quartet Included complete plan, for the conference. 1 ltl a. m. Tuetday at the CarroP,- of lhe Senior Hi,b and t7 f r O ! Sham 1111e Dougl blin, J m as, ADen year will leature & P:1111• ol Mrs. va Wei Seluolbor, uneral l: PomolO)'; • n Robena · • llfcky Campbell Jl' also reminded ol Columbus home I Jwuor Legloneen 111gb a,e rocol io l'llle■ e1, Downfe Ro � l g v , . llavtl of io:;a1 taleot and the "Da..,. land A. llew RePrcl 1 wtlh burl>! ■t I p. m. In lhe Rfv, w a b , II> haJid ': rother llouf)u Genhebner, Judy Wehruq awl Bob11etGnd lrthday ,t Pam . the Legion b celebr '"' above. w to Gordon Ann Hubbard Carolya Band al Jhe aoulhent local :II.. 1B Syra , a El iew ■ •-. Cemetery •t Mlddleporl. nd cuae rlb Americ lh erv t1t len _ to r. The . percua■fon Ja. lrlct _orpnfzed from lludeals el el e bl an fn1 e __,_ , i Senior■ _ lto1b ADD lkulhera, j Va., ttnd Tom Wblte. , Baar, B,adanton, Ft■. o1uded BIii Y-. Mlb Weny, Let!loll Oil Marcl> 17th, 19!0, The David Bl'OWD llDnldJy Browa I Nbtlh Grade _ Jane Baer tlte dialrlct by Mr. Edward JGlm. I m Friend, may call at the funeral Jun "- and lh -· poa1 wtll join lhe LHlet Awdl· , . · Edna Rutb Baller David Babr RoJ,'. om, tostroment,J m lc Jml,uoLinda ■ APl'I.Kl.!o'l'ION home at any lime, . A, bt■IIUlllelltallals, manbors of Jarr wkb a party ., Ille Le•;in : Emereeney Unit Is Bums, • Alita to,.. Legi�ireo, aux1112.,, and M■rvlD �... Carolya Ed- en lluek, . Batt, M, N.,. H� wlfa, Elfzabeth, prec■ded bolh JtJWl)I were under Ille 111p- Ball oa March 11th, AU Le[!)� i Called On Twitt. · � ...., , ward,, Sarah -• Margaret , Carpenter, Aalta Colltos, Jenni, tltei, lamlhe, are cordlolly Ill, R.Mlt; W,!l'a., � -• ■nd Ria wife, EU..b■th prec■ded ""'llloo ol D- Ray Wood- al,., and tbolr famllfe■ an lnv,t• 'Ille ldd port .... .. unf , Handley, Larry &1fer Crew, Jennelh FoJme,, Jud. v•od lo attend lhe prog,am lo b■ . M lo l ..... � �• II. l'Gm■rtJ. him ln death In 191'7, . ed. _ p,rd . · hi IIIIIIIIIOnld fa, two wit ya-, -anna Ilea. Roberta Hoover, Kaar,. itb Folmer, Hilda Bart, Patric- held at the Racina Legion Rall _ · lerd., .... flnt w.. at .. -. ,..,.,. Kalgbl. John ,. e.n-i,. Looanna 1.eon,n1. 11o p,m. to lhe me of Ch... M<llurnoy, -... Na..llnt!, Carl McJ!!Jroy, Emily M 1 1 1 e , Women Attend , 1 -'.,. · le■ Lewis OIi Jrvadway-11:, A Jo. Mlcbael Roberta, Jeanette Roush Donna Smith, Allen SWartz, Cin- 7 ! Carol Saraeat. Paula s.,n. and dy Swalzel, Louella Thomp,1111, Legion Coofereo,e cal pbyi,Jclan called. Keith Whaley. Mictq Winebren- Seveo women repteselltlng Ra'111e other waa at '7:SO to 1 h e I Sharen Young. . I Scbartlger home aaar Rulland at I Jlltlor■ _ Carolyn Allman, Ju- Der, Sue Amold. . c;oo Po,t "" of lhe Ameriran LeG El e . · � ' a flll1 - tile ■tu- Une were ...orly Perrin, Coleen el the "nlre■ lltoogoo" and p lh John ollow. ad H■ bad A been , gb g;on Awdli1191, �•llf al�•d dy -, WBlfam B e n t ■, IOII py , H lard. Judy Wildermulh and Miu J R M . to oey, ba , u icly Camp, t1te Ame,l<an beglbn Aw"h,ry - rl lfldtlloptr llfflb SdtGol Wllaon. Linda 8mllh, Karen Ong Bake,, Beth J V111111 ■nd Ciro! 11a!tnfpn. rs So rtlger and p- -■ .._, 11arjorie IJorl, !Mitt, oa! Ho born . Crow, a of arrival on Patsy .Fultz, mid-winter l,'(Nlfere.nce of units in aquadunen a local J;tennetta Clark. Carla Dill, Ao- bell Donn tint ""MUllcal Beverly Cundiff,' Marilyn swan, Jacobs pve Michael lforr.111, thr" The number, "And Tben Some," Ma , a u • k Col•mbus. a H ry · · ftltla- onn1nJ 1lllller Lynn 118111els, Noda B,adlord, •� ■ "bard lfnte• In an • wu 1tn1g by Shoron Hoacar, Be� phyalefaa wa, c:allod, . Donn ey llamll Fabe, OJrJ■tlae Al � drq If,; dlrectlNi el Jin. Donlhf La- CIDda Morrlo ttnd Soale Allen,.' "Al the candy Store" ,kJI a, he ty Boyle■• Judy Matiln and Bevlea e.■mn, lloJe Rllbbard, ■ y. Tom McGowan, P,...l■ O'Bri,n, The ronl,rence, helrl at t h t . ,· worth. . c,1· ljbd Mn. Nall Koen. tried hard te pin• bll cult.em- erly Cundiff. "The Old Lamplight, I JDOlld JeweD. Sharon JI O O r e, Patty 0Wen1, Brenda Potts, Jan· Neil House. wu hi,:tiligbted by ON CO C N ERT ' IVNDAl' Smil"b, Bel!l!rie Wataou, a n d the national presidents ' 1nql1 t •\Jn tnle bllleal lbow ferm the Forrest Bachtel ad Tom Rall,1 el'II who were dreued • llltlt, er ' al110 a quartet number \VU e 1 Totry Oltllqet: Marilyn- Price et • th■ of divided the ■pot• for the an- Rfrlt lhoppi:r:g at the alot'f" with a I sung by 1 Caro) Scott. MeriJyn The Junior Choir will � J � parted_ to at the dose of the lnf!etin,:, Att 1.,. R . anice Wehrung. u h Dale O I sho . .'• No P.eek:ea1 Lae Show DIIIIDClnf: part ol the w mod llltf. niclclr. Swan, LYJJD Daniell and Chryl l a la(!fed ··conoort at . tht -�- anc:,. Skia . DIIEmt S in I t h · Seventh grade - J_., Cilo, Jean tending were Mrs. Virgil Rous.\ . . Bapli■t Cl)!lrdi al l�p,a · . Jflh i,,I!(,o,,r hiy Vaulbao lJv'. l!bor■bacb, Duld Goodwin, Ciao- Mn. Beniard Diddle. Mr• Wil• Jlio \'hOIUI .Jl111 In ■d lhelr lotlell ol lluma,o ;tnfli ·O "Lile It Glb■olltf'o 9a,1," • llllonll■.11, ,,.. ., ,�· �-- db , laD. - llf t,b■ boiw OA oon,.1 boofoil: 11111 wrljtm bv Sarah Ht •· 1larban, Jo. to a ■allor 11111 d■y , '11,e . PJ"Of'■m il1r liicl ......; Lalo ........ ' d1i G-, Bob Miller, Chti, limn Stewart, Mn. Paul J.aw- ,.• . :, ,1 nfpct, wa, � bJ S)lenm WR "Row, Row, Row" wtlh m•ic-• ■pirituall, 1M - ol linl, ' .. • · · )i!!IJl�;i,lrl■ r,,11,■, o-■t b,r■; • -.- ■ n d ' Tcn,pllu, Marllyn Moore, Senn """• Mn, Millon 'l\dtle. M•• ,',, J� i.-;:.,.... L l o d � I � SP<ncer � "" O.'f! � , '� � ·-· � · . ,.... . �nfl, }I.· ii . _ -.it . " . _. I •�,,.•� , , � . ,_ . ., , 'iit . . ' � , . •, .� -' -•- · • , 1,_,'i;-'" t ·" , , "" ,,... r.- , , , ' • I · , , , , "' ,A- bttttea. 4 ..u, $1·00 American Home 40 Inch Width p■lr . CAP£ GIRARDE,l,U, Mo. <UPII �u■hed-in re.ihforca1:ata hunted the .tatt today fw three bfazen desper._ who kt.tied an .ide,1y pollc:eman, wounded two �r otficer1 and attacked a firmer In a ael'ies el nmr,tog Large 125 foot rolls. Heavy weight waxed paper. $J.50 3 . 2 ... $loo WAXED PAPER Created and styled by Hamilton. Quality guaranateed. 50 inches hi-ih, 14 inches wide. Roadblocks, Posses, Hun t Trid'' Of Missouri Killers ,,'lj,.f// Ideal tor dinini room or kitchen. new patterns and colon. CUT-RITE DOOR MIRRORS 29c TABLE COVERSSmart P...U, dlalJ ... .,.,_r Pomeroy-lllddleport, Ohio, Saturday, March 1 1, 1981 . ' Size 54x72 inches ___ 69c FRAMED NO. 271 ent1ne in The Air and By Land Size 54x54 Inches PLASTIC Cotton Jacquard For March 16th w dance ., ... ..... ,.... Saturday Specials •• e ............ .,� .. ... . NOW YOCI I.NOW t. .,;·.VIIIW - • • - Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrs. Anth any H fess or Ch • Girls Work For Cooking, Health Aid Scoot Award �-�d:1r Reynolds p�esided ner will be Mrs. Lallance. Mrs. ; The Intermediate Girl Scout iwer the meeting of the Ph1lathea , Robert Re1bel, Mrs. Guy Reynold-, : Mrs. Mayme Ramey left Suh- Troop 187 met last Saturday at Mn. R. A. Thompson of Brklg• Soc iety of the Middlepttrl Firsi ' and Mn. Will Reynold�. New of- : day by plane from Charleston for l the home af Mn. Helea � ick&. v�le. Pa . ._ who has been here 1 �, Eaplist church when the societ�· ficers will also � mstalled at the I Ft. Myers, F'lorida. to visit her I Ttte m,.t.ing opened with a prl)'• �1th her s15ter, Mrs. C. E. N daughter and family, Mr. and , @f' by Viek1e Young and N!!pelttng smN undergo�g surgery at Meigs next mtttint. mei at the church . General Hospital. returned 10 her l>evotion� were Jed by M� · M rs. Martha Ctukls of the Ber Mrs. D. L Beck and ehlldren. , the Seoul Promise in unison. ho: W��a�ir to rt'tu� Clark Mrs. MH_dred Gr iff Russell wb1eh includPd frum eans Class exlended an invitation . The troop worked on aelivitie11 / to "'!,,. w1 1,ng reIur:_ed tmg her ayton home after m vm t h e tu the s0<· 1ety to attend their Stan• D l.oward the· ir <'OOking anr' health "· 1 the '·Ideas " mag ,n:ine · urs• 1 1 ve., A n,aNK' ome, h er h her parents Mr and Mrs Wil1 · · poem . "Al. op The Hill"' and the ley Party next Monday l'\lenmg 11t I . I aid badges, and plans were made day from Meigs General Hospital. h Burf am ord. On Wednesdav Mrs. · ,. � 1 th ·h ch ur 30 ( s� - of thl' C i·u for a_ short h I' ke . for _ the - nex1 Edith Ann Mees spent Thursday artide •·The V o1el:' e Clark we;e bus- : meeting . . ser.-= IoI · Burford . and Mrs .., . . . _ . Each girl ts ,to. bnng a with lier grandmother Mr� AlThe scripture was rt>ad by Mrs , Re 1"resi1ments were "- mee t·tng . bY M lowmg t,� • rs LeO mess v1s1tors m G a 11lpo1 1s 1 unch and <'00 ie .mater• ht-rt Mees · nosebag Will Reynold� . ,. . . _ _ 1s ,a m€d· · , 1a Ch 1. Id s. M rs. Ciaude A shiey. M rs . , Mrs · Len.i MrElhmny Is w111 ,.,., g1ven to each g1r I rol'l· , Mrs. Roy Frecker of Pine G ro\li! Ka i _pat ient at Me i gs (,eneraI cernlng the Girl Seoul Cookie Mrs. Rol:M> rt M ('F,lhmny M r, W i l l R ey n(ll ds and M r� Russe ll. spent Thursday with her mother, I Hosp ital , ----� • Ernest Lallanee. Mr� E:dg/lr Al• I Sale to bt,-gin March 1 7_ Games . M r:s · Ray Seidenabel· . Mrs \\iilbur Pten·e pl,mned lo lf>llsworlh and Mr� Osnir Hou�►1 wei-e PIayed ;md group smging Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kesterson of visit with hl'r daughter and fam• were named as th;• 1·ummil lt'l' tu was enJOyed. New Lexington were l'f'�nl Porn_ ily. Mr and Mrs. Otts Litchfield the atrenrl the bakf' ., alf' whwh " t ors. roy I VISI t> l : I and t:hildren. lw inda and Alan, in Scouts prest" nt were Peggy FoliOC'id y is sponS<mng l tm Sc1::ir I OS f son• Bur a rt Albert Mrs. ru:I �.a , : Pt . Pleasant . W Va., today, Be· mer. Sheila HiC'ks. Crestlyn Hicks day al Tri-Luslre dt><rnPn The linda has been ill with mt>asll'.s Vick lt' Young . Linda Will. Bar• ' m-law. Warren Rt-1s. o_f New Al• UfC 05S proc�ds of the �ale wiol be used I g- bany, lnd . . were overmght guests this week · bara Tatterson, Pamela Kessin . for the new building projed of The M arch rnt't'ting uf the r's er and ieader M rs. He1en 8 1ck.s. 1 Wednesday of the forme . parthe church and .:1 11 members 'J! G old t>11 Rule Clc1ss of thl;! Mid- Mr . and. _Mrs. Pear! Gosney of ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Frwk. w iti1 and one visitor · Connie Dill · the t:hurd1 have bt'rm asked lo dleport Fust Bapfot i"hurl"h Buchte,1 VISl_led th 15 wee k Mr. and Mrs John Frick left . Mrs. Et.I Gilkey. ' wit h fhe sa IP as�1st ThurMJay ., ror a v1s1 . ., m. New Aiwal'I htld Thur�day evenmg 11i • 1 ___. and her s1sl.er, . . • Mn; E. M. Wovu ,ba d ny. [n ' WIth Mr. and_ Mrs Al. The SN'iety vutt'd tu purr!l:JS{' i the ho me o l Mr and Mrs. \11 1]. Mrs. Ruby . I Scul l ur Princelon. w. 1 be-rt Burkhart and fanuly: Jibe� for the �anctuarv lo r Ea�1 - _i, Anth_ony w ith Mr. and Mr�. Va . who has bt-en visiting here Mr. and Mrs. .John Frick and a ro-hostf lht'e.!>t'brt'w li n s ra < er Sundav- and plan.� were madP OfflefflO e Ior severa I week s have- returned ' · essl's guests Mrs Albert Burkhart and !or a pot luck dinner tu prt'ceecl , from Cleveland where they visited : Warren ��JS ilnd Mrs . Eld_ on h \ l l!ll'l'ling Wil.S W orened u next month"s meet ing 011 lht! 1 :::11 Tht' w"ti i 1 M rs. Wood' s son-in-law and Weeks v1s1ted Wednesday evemng of April. CommiUee for tht d m- pr J y t> r by H t' V ._ Dona lcl A · I daughter , Mr. ant.I Mrs. Don Gra- Mrs. Charles Spencer and Mrs. . ·- ·-- --· - ·· Pt Pl I W V· _ _wi in · ea�n ' a · . Buont" and '1rs l harles Searles "' 'th Mr . c�0 tt expects to leavit Don Mullen were hostesses when urr. Mrs· ""· .l u nuu1 and Mrs. Wilham Pullins .ind . meet·m g , · for her home in we�t ., ten,, t h e h usmess , . · Virginia to• the Sew-J!ite Sewing Club met on fa;i��MEIGS THEATRE I Mr�. 'J ony Fowler was the de- ' morrow. · Wednesday evening at the home , Pomeroy, Ohio of Reynoldsburg R Weeks 0 1mi111nal lt'.i<ler. . · of Mrs.. Dayton Strickland, Linc- and _ Bob Byers of Columbus v1s1·t· Plans were dL�(•ussed [or I NOT OP&:N TONIGHT oln ffe1ghh. · flY Tuesday w,t· h the farm, ed brie , painting the dass · s room at the A-fr Will M organ · parents s Mr. and Mrs. Eltlon er Durmg lhl' busml's� sessmn with ' 1· hurrh and the date fur the fA,TURDAY Mrs Spencer presiding, an mv1- Weeks : painting will be annou1wed la- Spea k A t Meeting, •·MURDER. IKC " Norlhwestern P the of The A T was received from Betty tation l' {'harl s chairman, e h \ bv !er Sluart Whitman, May Brll t Loc•al School district will meet Newton to attend a food demon • - al.so -­ l vrom�n at ing ev F1:·,I Co. hi,o Monday this Gas oming the at ea "WALK TALL" O str�tio_n c ! • 3 f' -o i Rt' V . Boone c nduct d ser <Terhnic-olorJ I If'� of games .ifler wh it• h Mrs. 7: 3() at the Rutland_ High Sehool. office m Middleport which was acWith Willard Parkn I An!huny a nd Mrs. Chees dJTl'W I A pr-ogram on highway safety cepted. Plan!! were m�e to i-0!• 1 ' and Joyre Meadows , : S':!l"\lt'd l' t'freshmenls to ,m� e a l - will be p�esented with _ �arner lect Heart Fund containers MonSunday, Monday, Tuesday rf' ady mentio ned .i nd Mr. and Morga11 . 1�slrudor of Driver I E�; day. . . "LET"S MAKE LOVE " . president r h omemade ar1,1c1es I, Mrs. Earl. L. M1l1s, M rs Owen Bratton , M r and ucat1on, m ch1:1tge. A film w1 ' o Auction {1 echniC'olor ) of the Ga11lpo1 is Em blem Club• M i s Ge!'ald Anthony and son a1 so be sh·own ' and food was "·Id w1' th Mrs Spen111: With Mari lyn Monr oe 0 ' d e d II provi msit�rs b Ba wt Y for the J oe · Mr F'ow1er ' Mr and Mrs , and Tony Rand a 11 , s·impson as has ,announced plan& . b served cer and M rs Calvm f h 11 men ts and re r show club s annual spring style H b , e,; �• e r Harold E. and Mrs u bard Colorcartuons rt after L_he meetmg fhe Executive i auctioneers , after whieh a d nd a benefit rty o � I Vroman and son, Mark. <' nl � t t- . held served b the hostess._ Committee will meet al 7 1 5 be- course was m the new Elks Hall at e p m. es Mrs. Edward We�Is won the · __ th meet m�_ f�_: M arch l6th. door prize. Mrs. Spencer received · ,fS � lD Wt! The latest spring fashions from /1 CARTOON IVIRY NIGHTI a birthday gifl from her secret Bernadine'a and Carl's Shoe Store " t7Uf'rnv,rc, paI will be modeled , wilh Mrs . Bill C. Give us a cal l �rs. Willard Boyer and Mrs. Ca�pbell a11_ narrator. W! Wct.1. 11/IJ#& OVI Willi.um Wore will be hoal.esses , et g �ML IWTOY'OIIHKUI and come i n and for the next meeting, Wedene day T1ck a will be available from , o,F/C£ INA JIF/:Y. / TONIGMT March 22 and members are to l all members_ of Emblem Club "HE'N C"OMA4A!E' • made r be and should ervatmns � Michael Callan, Evy Norlund take material for making a quilt. , see the best 'THI FLYING P:ONTAINES' as soon as possible by calling GI _______ 6--0358 or Gl 6-0762. A donation of (Color) used cars in LADlES MET $1 i11 being asked from e a ch _ and _ The Ladies Aki of the Bradbury guest. Refreshments will be serv• tow n ! W•lt Di1My'1 of Christ met yeaterday 11t ed and door prizes awarded durChurch "THE SHAGGY DOG" of Mrs. Homer Fol.iy for inJ the eveniflg home the With Fred MacMurray POMEROY · ' . potluck lunch was enA quilting, and Jean Hagen Mrs, WiJJ'iam 8. Ja�e• Is cha1rAttending ladies. the by joyed MOTOR CC man ol the affair. a11:usted by the &ATUIDA Y ONLY were M n;. EarI Werner, Mrs. . llowing committee: Mrs. S. H. ' fo R.a:l'ldO�h Scott in rnBa eU, Elsie Mrs. Russ Griff on Main St . "COMMANCHE STATION" h art , M r . Letha Russell, Ms . Gardner, Mrs. John Felker, Mrs. s , (St:!ope N' Color) Sissoo and Mrs, Fo- w,.11iam Vanco, Mrs. James D . Mrs. Je11sie - aJeo Walker and Mrs. M. 0. O'Dell. CHM Robertson - Gia Sc.-ab ley. ''BATTLE OF THI CORAL SEA" Also Cartoon Middleport, Ohio 8 cylinder. Automatic transmission Radio and heeler, SUNDAY ■nd MONDAY NOW IHOWINC. Mari Blanchard and Lik� tlt>w white lire.�. A rt-al buy, A lbert Dekker ln "TARZAN THE "MACHETE" MASON - Mrs. John Blanken- , - a.Jso MAGNIFICENT" ship or pt, Pleasant wa1 guest Gary Co0per , Rita Hayworth (Cok,r) . speaker at the regular meeting of Van Heflin Tsb Hunter Gordon Scott, Belli St, John the Rebt!cca Circle of the WSCS "THEY CAME TO 6 cylindf'r mo1or with radio, heater, automatic transmh­ CORDURA'• "FOUR FAST GUNS" ol the Mason Methodist Church »ion Real cleen, James Cra/.i, M■rtha Vklteri Tuesday afternoon al 11,-. church. J (In Scope and Color) Mrs. Blankenship, District Spir• Abo Cartoon AIM Cartoon C■rnlVII itual Life Secretary and a mem­ ber of the WSCS of Trinity Meth­ odist Church In Pt. Pleasant, O I I L '. I C O U T I o , T H I A , gave a history of the WSCS. 8 t'yllnder molor. PowereUde. Radio and heat�r . A real ' She told the group that the or­ abarp little car. St'e 1h11 one before you buy, ganization wa, first known aa the Ladies' Aid and later came to be known u the Women'■ Society of Christian Service with a pur­ pose of helping lesa fortunate Aulornallt' transmi1Sion. R.adio and heall'r. All vinyl trim people. She added that it 11 the Jn1idt>. Nit'e light blue uut.side. largest woman's organization Jn the United States, 1111'1 A discusalon period followed the talk. Mn. Leanna Wright, Circle chainnan, opened the meeting by having the group repeat the pur­ Automatic transmiMion. Radio and heater . Power steer. Sffl fo pose of the Society. Group singing toa. Pleaslne light blu1- ind white finish. Tires all like followed. new. See thl!r one. •..... learlllllg tD IOff • Scripture was presented by Mrs. Joan Green, Attending wert1 Mrs. Paul Bo­ 41 ,.dlh--• b_... cook, Mrs. Raymond Lambert, ----, lH.... Mrs. Wayne Green, Mrt. Donald Cook, Mrs. Glen Cartwright. Mrs. '1111 - Law cf tho Cllol Charle■ Yeager, Mrs. Blanken­ 1 952 FORD Fordor �---- $99 ..... ..... .A Gl� S..., ship, Mn. Wright and Mrs. Car• 1949 CHEVROLET Tudor ___ $99 • Mty." IO... Gld 1UI CHEVROLET Tudor $ 1 99 , -ond lholr adult load­ I BE ' } • --�y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o,. Mar, 10, 1961 1 --..- n !:� a•.;;ir,= ,�lfc,,.i; ',-� � n,.II �._,.•.•-- �-·· -r- ■.1 �,. •. - -" . ( ,, I ·· . ' I' •- ; , ' t- , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 10, 1961 johnson parsons yost