https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bf3d0f6a32bac125222dbfbc26048f4c.pdf 06ba3aca11554f6b7adb9826136b69dd PDF Text Text ' ,• ' · - - - - - - - - - 1nd Mn. Augustine Henderloll, Oid_Town Flats ;;~~~:.;£~ ~tyN~d Mr. Robert Ours and Ray Ours local vt•tted theMr. carroll Simnle Pleasurers of 30 Years Ago Were Satisfying r . ' w • BY BEULAH B. JONES tns forward each lllOI'IIlnl to ling over • trestle and ail week laug hter Yet · All ror 1 c11m•· Ias r said ' we were easily thrill· lhin&s VlsiUng at ChriJimoa 11 the • Amic!Jt IUCh modern pl..,._ Igrapefruit for brukfast, for the I had f allbout trai:i remember the tripe to Chi- home of Vernon and Margiii'CI BY MRS. MAY JOBNSTON family 1 1 0 •:;:: .. n!re [dleport, I a.m most sorry that 1cago Worlds Fair Ntti'u;: ::: Mrs. Doris DaUey and c : Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ables 8 JU:·sttate to recall ach finally gave up complain- I weren't many since everyone I our cf here I Nllllllol .s MFalls.H ra;:h r her Igames educational too. It were recent Sunlday edv M,g ' 30 · nd 1 1 grapefruit now was extra good on Friday 1 the un o w am rl es. rs . · • ' ith • supper gue11ts o Mr an rs. our simple pleasures of mg, a ove · k passed that we didn't take!daughter Mrs. J J. Davis now, takes agenius to Pay W visited Mr. and Mrs. Maywood th · 1 1 ,tears ago, ancient hi story of --. belter yeammg for a But I remember the anti_citrlp to Columbus or lalways U.aveled Now don 't even make a ' Johnston recently. . visited totlf' < ' mmk coat I il never get pation - of course the movtes Charleston - hear the conduc- by train The DaviS famtly 181good dommo player, ao per- Mr. and Mrs. Oakey Pack Anna Brewer recently, . I rt>cently read a story. In Then there ~as th~ FrJda~ ' were good , clean fun- of see- lor call out the stops, Glouster still carrying that trad1hon on haps I. should feel sorry for brollght their baby girl homel gts~ Jll ' ~hich lhe author Wlblushmgly afternoon moVIe matmees pr ing stars like Charhe Chaplain, -Cornmg _ Black Betsy but they are world travelers myself mstead of them. from Holzer .hospital, Gallipolis, wh 15 · wrote tPe Joys _of the vided for Harold Loyd and our Gang never did hgure that one out, now. I Sometimes there Is a yearn· Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andrew:s, " we "8"· when the tee man of ten cents. ovtes we comedies - !hey rehed on a coal mining rown, I guess ._.. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sayre. 1Columbus, Ga . have a nine -rought the ie<> into hts kttch~ btg lhmg. How we looked. ro;; the" artistry instead of th e near Charleston I. So many moments of happ1 ' mg for lh~' simple tHe. Like tho Portland Ylslted her parents, pound baby boy bom January ¥11 He reealled the fun of c~tl· ward to the ~ndays aft e symbols of today. If malmees " , ness - from so little- and ~o-, ice ~n, th,ey cometh no Mr. and Mrs. Cllnt Johnson. Sth. He is a great gtanttson frE'n running after the . Jce ::;chool PraciJcally the e-ntlr wert' held now they would have I ren1ember the candy Butch day it lakes so much to sabs- more, so I m JOing to make to Mr. and Mrs. carl Autherson. iuck to ask for "Just a httle student body went_ up row~: lo be shown behind a barn with his beautiful fruit . My ~ fy. Children cannot help It If -some lemonade from a frozen Mr. ~d Mrs. Lowell Greer Mrs. Janie Congo and dllugh· piece ·· . . clutchmg .thetr dtmes, hurr1 . most of the lime, for thetr con· · father always bought me 8 ba- lsurrounded by plenty. Maybe1can and. an Ice cube. took their oldest daugher, Lola ter, Mrs. Hattie Powell viSited : All the simple Joys of chtld- mg to see another thnllmg echa~, tent nana apple. five cents, the lar~ l kids today are too smart and · J don I hove to watt until Kay to Columbus, 0. , lor a Mrs. Minnie Carroll recently. flood came rushmg back ter of a film - mayb<> th Ia the reams of , gest and best I ever ale. But too busy to enjoy such slily Wedneaday .. . check up Tuesday. While there Michael Fleming .received a 1 .. h {an ear .; I'm rally glad there was a 1 wee-k_w~__left a tram half dangsc -~--- · - - · -·---' they visited Mr. & Mrs. Clvde bible from his sundaJ school j,me when we couldn 't have [ ·- . . J * '"""1 WI .I t&MIJ; l JAt&£tAdil Clonch and family. Thelr nep- teacher Mrs. Roberta for haY· 1965 Sentinel, PomeroY:Mtddleport, _o., an 18, ' wo~ed ~e ~~",8 ~ r:~:.~ba\,~ ';;'~ ~to':~ , de%':ti~~ ~ :n~~t ~es t?~us~s ~a~ ~an:uch ' we~:vi:!m~:n ~e~ tr~~~edj a~d hildrr"'~- ~d •;I on~ ;~~a;ho t~~n a~~t :~am ~~': ev~ s~r : the. r~ntiy. ~:~ =~ ~~r~~e~ ~:~kland ~ ~rsAu~~so~.utherson ul tht'Mha~dsomeres: ~r~<%<1Y'&AGI!W. :± t'rn:n~ake:t ~~~r h~~e~~~ B·D~tly_ ' ,fjtnder, and lood taste belter: A Achievement Day Groups Jle('e of ice on a bl1stermg l , ·~ugust afternoon was a trear A ~caus• we didn't have it all , re App01'nted by Council ~i?' SOCIAL f Mainly About he~/':: ~:,'e Pau~i~ur~he:,::l ~s~g~f:Si::t~~~~rU:: P~~ In lertalned her sister and Jamily year. CALENDAR i:fu~ People Oak Hill over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Pomeroy Mr. and Wade Hayman Ion called on Mr. and Around And About ~~ Ml'dd/eport ~ schola~shtp. Johns. of ~ Mrs. Mrs. and daughter Cheryl were diJI- Scrivey Powell. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar· - - --lie West Mr. Wesley Cozart, . , . Sttversvillt, spent SUnday wtth l Penda, a ruler of tfte 7th ceothe ·Wests. fury Anglian kingdom of Mr and Mrs. Leonard Cour- Merria, ts said to have been sin and children, Bruce and the source of the word· "penRebecca, East Liverpool, Mr. ny." the lime. The same can be sa1d . I Jao. 18 G R Thompson and Hub"' Jpr ice cream . I Committees for Achievement the , • n Mr. Jacob Turner was. re. 'I'he<l<lorus Council D•ughters Fulton . left 3aturday by jet . To roe. half the satisfaction ! D?.y were- named when the St>t up b} the ?h!O .E xt nsio lcently Ill with pneumorua m- of Amenca Will meet at the from ColumbWI for a business in " the anticipalion. Meigs County Extension Home· Homemakers . Counctl.. two stead of Jo.-ph Turner as re- I IOOF hall Monday, at 7:30 p. tri to Mexico City. Row ~e waited for the ice man makers Council mel JiJmmry $300 ~dwlarshlps .are aw~rd~d l ported. . 1m A social hour and games p lO [hat Wf' could have a pitch· 15, at the Episcopal Parish each yea: Any . gt.rl who 19 Mr James Brewmgton who [ will follow the rneetmg. Mem- Mrs. Don Blankenship return·r·r of real. cold, lemonade.IH(luse. Mrs . Howard Ebers· terestt'd m ma]or.mg ln Home IS teaching in Colu~bus, and hers are asked to oring sand-ed to her home, Canton Sat~~l'rom real lt\>nons! bach, president of tile Counr1 l, E.:conomJcs at Oh10 State Um- Sandra Brewington, R1o Grande 1 wtches. day. after a several days VISit ;.;;,~~~~;;_~~Oiii;......:.;............................~ was in charge. ver s1ty may apply for the schol- College student, spent the Fathers Night will be observ. with relatives in the area. I "-: It was a job to remember Plans were made to serve th{' arship <:iris do not n_eed . to weekend at thetr homE' in Mid- i ed. when the Raeine Elemen- Dennis and Mary Hawk have : ~N .!1> hang the ice card out on the Bloodmobile Canteen on F•bru· take ll ome Eronm;tcs m htgh , dleporL 1 tary pTA meets on Monday, returned to school after ·a ! 1:1: )orch with the 25-50 or 100 lbs. an 22. '"lf'huol io lluaiJfy For more m- 1 Miss Karen Bachner. Ohio January 18th at 7.30 p.m. 11urd week's absence due to chicken I right SidE' up . I onee hung our ; Achievement Day will bl' for_maiion about th~ s_cholar- UniversJty, spent the week end grade mothers will ~erve re- pox. I bard up wtth the _wrong sJde March 31, 10 a. m. to 2 P rn ship contact the Exilnslon Of· . with her parents, Mr. and freshmer.ts. Mrs. Gladys Chucker spent out 1 JW' lbs .} so m he . came at the Middleport High Srhool fire or Mrs. Bro~n. . . Mrs. Everett Bachner and ' The meeting of the Democrat Sunday with Mrs. Welby Wha- ~ With a whole block or JCe for f"omm 1ttees are as follows · The next council meetmg Will daughter, Connie Iclub scheduled for Friday even- ' ley. Che box that held_ 50. 1 guess wP Program. Mrs. Harry Swartz. be on M~rch 5. Seven Home· tvfr . and Mrs. Charles Luca~ ing at the Pomeroy second I 11ad homemade 1ce cream that M Walter Brown Jl.lrs How- makers Clubs were represent- d d h M . r Cal 1 ward house has been changed Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ebers•rternnon whet her we had arrds Mr's George ed a\ the meeiing. Attending adn . augOhtel r, arJOrle, 0ts ·t l to Monda.)· at 7·30 p m All bach of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. 1as 1 -li' c. · , · b K'bbl dl e oma, o, were gues · . 1v1s1t . . ed F r1·day, WI'th his SIS · ter 1 "•Ianned it or not. Sk nner Mrs carroll Norris were Mrs. Am mse l e an 1 k d of h members are asked to brmg 1 "' .w k" th 1 , ·· , Reed I wee en er parens, .nr . d b h . M d' • That hnngs ur !Jc mg e: RegistratiOn, Rock Springs Mrs. \I.. alter P. Brown, S· and Mrs. Homer Jones And sandwiches and cookif's. an rot er-tn-1~w. r. an 1 Armatrong'a Vinyl Aaboatoa ·eezer paddle and who~ turn a 1·oup· ~volton~ Syracuse ville - Long Bottom: Mrs. M L M ~lh" Jan 19 1 Mrs. Ben Neutzlmg. 1 · ' "' • · k G . ! rs. ena cr:. mny · . . 1 was Some afternoons we Group. Groups resJXlnSible for Harry Swart?., He~ oc rove, 1 Miss Jeanette Crooks, Mari,· rs r' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummms , )nade three flavors, chocolate. I dJ~plays will be anounced at a Mrs Harry Guthrie, Alfred: I tta teacher s ent the wee!\ Che~ter ~unt:JI Da_ughte I o ! and family of Columbus were l:anil\a anfl hamma Ot course ' later date . Mrs. Milton Roush and Mrs.·e .h h • p t M Ame~wa Will meet m _reguar [weekend gue.ql.s of their par- · S:E• ate it until it disappeared Mrs Walter Brown, chairman Carroll Norris, Syracuse; Mrs.! ~~s w~alte~r J~~: s, r . an ' sessmn Tuesda_y at 7.30 p.m. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor t. everybody had huge bowls of the Minnie Price Scholarship, Howard Ebersbarh, Portland· I and Mrs Ira Butcher vis- The chapter Wiil be Brown and family, Minersville, - but I don't remember much expla:ned the requirements for Great Bend , Mrs. William I 'I d . 'th M . M . K II . mf"mory of VIOlet HI an and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cum• 1 • • d M G Sk" I e WI rs. arvm e Y members are asked to wear j mms . and famJl}, . Racme . . 1 :Uldl'.!;est 1nn over L - - - - Grueser an rs. eorge m l S t d t H H . . 01zer 05P118 1 m, white. At the close !Jf the meet· Even our colhe dog and all • • I ner Rock Springs· Mrs. Law- a ur ay 8 1 the netghbors had a dish. SomeIS M. Mrs. Clar· i Gallipolis where she is reoov. l ing a layette shnwer will be l I >'~ct 1• had to turn the crank unenr£' H Murray Bradbury · l enng from surgery. 1he-ld for Evelyn Bauer. 1 k d f h I en aiJd gues1Mrs. s o Brader I til it was good and hard but I Mrs. !<'ranees Spencer, Exten- ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vm- Evange rme Ch ap ter OES I Jwill. were parentswee Mr. eatmg wa s the sweet reward.l ' sion Assi:-;tant, and Mr. C. E. man and children, Mark and lhold a vegetable soup ~ae an ford M~a ; 9" x 9" Tiles · There wasn.'t enough energy Rlakeslee, county Exten- Esther, of Belpre, visited over uary 19. at the Masomc Temp· g. : Jell to try hreaking into our , sion Agent, Agriculture. the weekend with their par- le. Orders may be placed by ' Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble In Your Choice Of :schools and such other mode:-n I of the I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fielding callmg Mrs. Charles Bennett spent the weekend in Logen I pursuil s J h::~t chum a few young· The ~anu~ry. meet ~g . t of Hawkins and Mr and Mn. WY -2-2666 or Mrs. C. E. Nor- with her parents, Mr. and The S Best ftf'r:::' time. Women s J\.1Js~JOn;ry ~c~~~ist U 05$ John Vfoman They visitf'd ton WY-2·2038. Orders may be Mrs. Otto Jles. Mrs. Iles has ! Selling Pltterns :: l think tt is wise to make the Laurel Cliff af. CLUTCL Mrs. Vroman at Holzer up 3 returned from the hospital and aimplt> plf'asures for ourselves Church ~as hheld ti y m al where she IS recuperating [5 p .m or Will be dehvered if IS convalescing nicely. : evE-n today. I find myself look· ternoon m t e recrea ou roo from a broken hip. [de~ired . Orders should be plac· of the parsonage. E . Ch b Ri G d ed no later than 6 p.m. Mon· l Mr and Mrs. Carl Jennings[ r Mrs. Gerald Pullins, presidenl I ;•c t am er:i. 0 Januory 18. with a dinner Sunlconducted the meeting wh1ch · st.u en_, spent e wee en day at their horne, Nye Ave., [ DRIFTSTONE - Inca Ivory PofTJ•roy. Ohio I opened with the hymn, "Take I Mrs. Edith Hood entertalned i wl_lh hJS parents, Mr. and Mrs I The Salisbury PTA wiD meet honoring his father, Peter Jen. __ 1 My J,ife.'' Devotions were led the Adult f'lass of the S~rac~se Rl<~hard Chambers, . Tue'iday at 7·30 p.m. Dr .. Har- 1· nings on his 90th birthday. A ' DRIFTSTONE- Amuon White TONIGHT & TUESDAY i by Mrs. Ernest Powell who EUB Church Thursday e~emng l Mr. and Mrs_ Michael Ohlmg- 1old Brown of Pomeroy will be decorated birthday cake was WALT DISNEY'S had for her topic, "As our at ther home in Minersville. e: and son, Mtchael, of .'Jelson· , guest spe:aker. Refreshments served with the dinner to Mr. · DRIFTSTONE-Moya Glo "EMIL AND THE days _ so our slrength" SKIL I The meetinr, In charge of ville were weekend guests .of will be &erved. and Mrs. John Batey, Mr. and · I prayer was held for deceased I1\lrs Sam Pickens, president.f I dl VIr. and The Tv.·iiighters Garden clubt Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mr. Jen- i -DETECTIVES" (TI;'{·hniculurl t Mrs. d L~o h Kennedy, t MidMr DRIFTSTONE- Aztec Whitt Bryan RussE'II. 10 vr old boy members, followed with prayer opened with the singing o epor ' an IS pare~ s, · will meet Tuesday evenmg,_ a nings and the host and hostess. as Emil; 3 rleteclives: Walter bv Mrs. Joe Evans. "God Understands," (ollowed and Mrs. Conrad Ohlmger of thfo home of Mrs. Louis Re1bel ___ , ____ _ CORKSTYLE - Light Slezak, Hein &hube.M. Peter . Durmg the busineS3 session with praver by He~chel Oiddle 1Pomeroy. Mrs. J~s.se Lake o! with Mrs. Elmer Wickham BS 1 I Ehrlich , plared slriclly for ' Mrs. Steve Eblin resigned as and scripture reading of John ! West Jefferson Vlstted L1SI co-hosless. 'eYentng, Jan. 20, at the church. ' laughs. vice president and stewardship 11 hy Mrs. Hood. The minuteSiweek wtth Mr. and Mrs Ken- I JAN. 20 : Mr< C. E. Young wlll be de- i CotorcortOGnSJ secretary and Mrs. Lawrence of the last meeting were read . nedy. , . . The Past President the votlon•I cha1rman with the pro- I Ideal for any kind of floor. Designed for WED. ond THURSDAY Eblin was elected to fill the- 1by Mrs Hary Clark, L e re- Mr. Curlts Kelly of Midland, American LegiOn Aux1hary of gram presented by Mrs. Jack I easy installation by the home mechanic as Januny 20..21 vacancy . Plans wer made to port of the treasurer, Mrs. ~ich ., spent the weekend w1th Drew Webster Post will meet i Bechtlt'.. Hostesses will be ~"· NOT OPEN send a bo), to Martha Pedigo, a i Hood. was accepted, and an of· h1s ~arents. Mr. and Mrs. We-dnesday evening at the home Fred H1hb~ Mrs. James S1mp-! w~ll as by the professional craftsman. missionary in Africa. for Valen-1rering was taken. Marvm K~l.ly . ~e came rspeclof Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. son, Mrs. ~· 0. Rail and Mrs. FRIDAY end SATURDAY ~ tint! Day. Mrs. Lawrence Smith ~ It was voted to order ca~dy ?lly lo v.Jstt h1s. mother. who The Middleport Literary Club 1'homas Riley. I January 22-23 was made a member in mem- 1to sell as a money • makmg IS a medJral pat1ent at Holzer will meet Wednesday afternoon The Chester Home Demon1 tile Phi· i ' project. The traveling basket Hospital. ~ at 2 p m. at the home of Mrs. stratton Club wilt meet at the • Refreshments were served hy was auctioned and won by Mr. Adolph Saelens Is tn 1c . M. Hennesy. Mrs. Everett home of Mrs. Norman Rose, Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and Mrs., Mr~ P1ckns. · Miami Beach, Fla., wher~ he i Hayes will review the book, Wednesday, Jan. 20 at (I a. m. 1 Eugene (;iH to those named During the program hour, H1 is attendin~ a convention. He "Flood." by Robert Warren and jTht>. meeting will be, on food above and Mrs. Jamos Gilmore. ,reading, "The Bible, the best •made !he lrtp by plane and Will "The Closed Society," by James lbuymg and any unflnJBhed pro- I Mrs Clarenef' Curtis. Mrs. Hu- book in the World," was given ; return m a week. Silver will be given by Mrs. 1ject will be worked on in the [ bert Wolfe and son, Keith, Ka· by Raymond Krider. ;.. conl.estl Robert Coats. 1 arternoon. Potluck will be servCLUB TO MEET Class 1~ of Heath Methodlst ied ~t noon and anyone interest-~ !thy Sue r.m. Miss Marguer1te on names from the word Christ. (SECOND FLOOR) ILeifhtoJt and Mrs. Edward ian was won by Rev. Paul Sell' Church will meet Wednesday led IS welcome lo"_'a~tt~en~d~·-_ __1!,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,..,..~,.·"-'-"'-"""""'~ Schaefer. Questions on the Bible by PT. PLEASANT - The Oh ~~- - - · • Herschel Diddle were answered Kan Koin Club will rneet Mon-1 • and discussed. day, Jan. 18, at 7:30 p. m. in[ Prayer and grace by Rev . 1 the Appalachian Auditorium. ~ Sellers closed the meeting tradmg session will begin at ' which refreshments were ser- fi : 30, folowed by a meting at , ved by the hostess. Present 7:30. The program will be were Rev. and Mrs. Paul "Coines With Special Sigmfers, Mr. and Mrs. Sam icance" depleted on slides from the A.N .A. The coins will include those f Lydia, 561-546 B.C. Everyone is invited. anythin~ m- i TO BRIGH... YOUR HOM£ 1 1 1 cober~bach SALE! I ~ EXCELON FLOOR TILE d M~ ren~e St~wart ~ Mrs, Eblln EIected to T k Vacancy a e "" · · ' -~;aped t~ ,~ an~r. ;;:gh:~s. ~~h~~~:~~~ ' 1 Ad If C/ r~ur~a Hosp1t~ l picked fUB n n W•11 Mee f --===------:-::::-:""-.!1 MEIGS THEATRE ~ be~ween ~.m. an~ I r~n ~ ~ day, entert~ined e e e e I e ~f 1 I 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I LOTS OF BARGAINS DISCOUNT SALE All This Monthl BEDROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES Tile nger of the Jilt . . lust RIM Clr of till Tear by Mltor Trend. 1 SHOPPiNG TIP a look To Ua Introducing OUR OWN PORK SAUSAGE ' Made rlght in this store from our own rt!cipe, It'1 DINETIE SETS CHAIRS -· LAMPS All Floor Samples On Sale! f '. ·J Mason Furniture HERMAN GRATE MASON, W, VA. 10001 RACINE FOOD MARKET Your Loal C~IY~r If 1 I GIVEN SURPRISE Mrs Emerson Jones was hem- ' ored with a surprise birthday I dinner Sunday planned by Mrs ' C. E Burdette and Mrs. renee Milhoan. othersE.~::~ I we-re Mr. Milhoan, Jones, Charles Burdette. Visiting m the arternoon were Mr 1 and Mrs. Lee Davidson Athens__· _ _ _ _ __ _ _ 1 Mr and Mrs. Herschel ~·~~i:~~ Raymond Krider, N Smith, Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Harry Clark . lf111st lsn1 enough ofe hint. try · {This fs1f'lelr year.) Or Turbo Hydra-Mane, the~ ~amiulon you can order that does away with roaring betWeen "thifta. Coup'-d with eny ol1he qulclw" eng.nei for h '156 Wille-Tid Pontiac it saves the roaring tor whenev~tr you ni!Jtd It When you don't need lt.1he extra-potent englnea '-'t yoa just -n..:.... toal This loafing gives you thil kind of economy you woutdn't expect tron. a looker ltke the 'CI6 Pontiac. See .,.... JIDUI" Pont1ac dealer. He'll show YfN ell 32 Pontiaclihat are tht "CAr of tN y_,., .. "fMy'~ the baJ .t 1M: .,...., • ASTRO 1111c1c ..;.g. JET BOOTS For the Younger Boy Lined, Elastic Gore SIHS 10'11-1 - - - - $5.99 MIDDLEPORT -NIW~ ...,....,, .......... CM''IW ............ - _... ....,_ .......... ,.,_ _ - - BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. THE SHOE BOX 100 I. MAIN IT, • ~41HF.R Fair llld <Old loday, hlp ._ 0 . CloDdy lolllgld wflll ..,.._ oional Hpt 1110w, low S.U. Wedo aesday porfly efoudy 1ad oold 11ltlt 1110w Ourries, blp !J.Z%. POMEROY -. • ., l e • at y t .. A,...tl .... fl , entt~~~e Dfti.D'erl T• Tl.. lnUirea. IJf TTl. lleip.M_,. b . • VOL XVI llfmr TOO DOW . • .... ... _., a,_ ............. , . . 7 4--,.1~- willl lurJ. -~_.,. z _, .. o ;-:. "'C. 'i;_ '-' NO. 235 =:-:-:----------------POME-_RO_Y_-M_I.:..DD::.:L..:.EPOR_:_..:_T::.._,O.:_H:..:_IO..::__ _ _ _..:_T.:_UE:_:S=DA Y, JANUARY 19, 1965 fiVE CB'-JTS �t • \. ThP Daily s,ntinPI .., edltorlah Ch••"' rnannehlll lcUtw lun••r D'f' f11t Oh .. Y1ll., t'UIIt ... ving .at a high rate of speed. As a nation we spend billions for defense agr.inst armed attack but too littl• is spent against the threat of the safety against death on the htgrway. We would do more about it If we would recogn1ze the fa ct that the most terrible instrument of destruction the world has, outside tho atom bomb Is the automobile. The an•· wer to some of the problems Is better roads, firmer laws, and their enforcement, and higher mechanical standards. The whole problem comes down to the fact that everv driver must act in his own defense Reason must return to the roads. and In Its absence defensive dri· vlng Is a necessity In an age when everyone seems In a burry to get somewhere with a show of no natlence for the crowd· ed conditions of the roads or the needs . of other motorists. All responsible drivers must exercise caution. restraint. patience and reason 1f more of us are to survive In one of the most dangerous things we take part In our daily lives. Many do not see the entire picture of the economic loS< and the untoM sufferln~ caused by accidents, which is in addition to the loss of manv voluable citizens of the country. Let us all re<olve to drive defensively. patient· Jv and rea•on•h'v . on~ come back to our families alive and whole, tn, com~ny . 110 '-'""•"'' •' · ~..._ 11117. Ollie. IUIIneft OHI• ...... WY H1 ... lllllrl_, . . . . . . . . . . . . IUJ ll'lr.r.o •• ..-nd oiHI mt~fllne . _.,., ., ,... ,.., Ohio N11'1on11 What Else Is New Eventually there will be a national company of "Hello, Dolly!" and the ser· ious plan afoot is to persuade Mary Mar· tin to alternate with Carol Channing with each star taking to the road for a yet-to-be-determined period while the other plays on Broadway .... . . Woody Herman 's manager, Abe Turchen, is journeying to Chicago to confer with Hugh Hefner. The problem is the Play· boy Club's sudden cancellation of the Herman Herd concert tour - a $30,000 package . Although he's consenting to meet with Hugh, Abe insists he has a signed. valid contract and will demand every penny agreed to Legislators have got the message that Sen. Claiborne Pell is a big new favorite with President Johnson Jazzman Sonny Rollins, in England for a month-Ion~ gig, is furnish· ing London journalists w1th snappy copy. First he shO\\'S up at interviews eating a lemon, rind and all, then he tells them he was a Barry Goldwater supporter, which reallv rocks them because a Negro Goldwater 'can isn't easy to find. Vincente Minnelli, who directed Eliz· abeth Taylor in "Father of the Bride" 14 years ago, arranged a special screening of the flick for Richard Burton before the~ wound up chores on "The Sandpip· er.' Dickie absolutely fell out when he saw the segment in which Mrs. Burton is soundly spanked - old-fashioned style - by Spencer Tracy . . . India will he the next country to announce a film fes· tlvaL Joe Levine has received an invita· tlon to enter "Harlow" for a prize, and that movie hasn't even started shooting. Picture If you will the number of tour· lsts from Western nations who will deign to show up to be insulted by Krishna Menon. • • • Bette Davis drew tremendous ap· olause for one of her last scenes m 1'Hush .. . Hush, Sweet Charlotte." dur· lng Its sneak preview in Manhattan the other night. The hlp audience behaved like custo mers at a stage play. All agreed that Bette has never been better - and she's never been bad. A young movie star's recent marriage came close to being called off just before the wedding, because the bridegroom's stag party bad included a visit to a Hoi· Jywood discotheque where he danced coz. ily with two of his former lady loves, who just happened to b,e on the scene. Yl,'he,n the inevitable gosSip reached the bnde s family, the fur really flew - but tearful apolDgies_..were made jus! in time for the cere,mony. FLAS~ • • The newest bit along Shubert Alley is dashing out of Sardl's to the Martin Beck Theatre in time to hear Buddy Hac· kett's hilarious routines after the curtain at "I Had A BaiL" It's one showplace In town where there are always m<>re peop· Je at the finish of the musical than there were at the start, even on sell-out nights .. . Jan Peerce's son Larry and his wife, Peggy, will make the opera .'star a grand· fathe·r for the fifth time ,., _;; ;Topflight English director Tony Richardson a~d his wife, Vanessa Redgrave, named the1r new daughter Joely Kim. That's right, Joely Kim. It will be an April wedding for Soupy Sales' mama, Sadie Goldstein, and HatTY Baker of North Carolina. It will be the third try for Sadie. Popular AI Hirt, who feels bls place in New Orleans suffered as an "innocent victim" when the AFL Championship Game was moved from New Orleans to Houston, ought to take his case to R_oy Wilkins - not baby. I'm perfectly w1ll· ing to believe Al's story that his nldtt· club does not discriminate against color· ed people, but Roy Wilkins sometimes sees things the wrong way, and his quotes get into the New York Times. Not mine. I've .been misinterpreted by Mr. Wilkins, so why shouldn't AI take his lumps along with the rest of us who don't deserve them' Philip Crosby, one of Bing's boys, Is blueprinting a nightclub ~ct. . .. . : You may think Harold W1lson 1s m a b1t of a spot with his Labor government, but it's nothing to compare with the British AI· my's attitude toward Ray Rigby, author of the urcomlng Sean Connery flick, "The HI! ." It seems that Mr. Rigby spent months In a stockade and was forced to climb "the hill" many times, and the British authorities are more than a little hostile towards the writer's Implication of sadism and brutality. The picture Is being released against their violent objections. Q - What Is the name for Q - How did New York'l the tasseled shawl Orthodox Tammany Hall get its name? Jewish men weara t moming A Temmany, 8 leg. oervlce In the synago(IUe? erulai'J eblef of lbe Delawan A - A "laUida" or "laWs." tribe, ,.,..m • The Gallic charm of Qu. bee's Upper Town is preserv· ed In small hotels, Intimal• caleo, bonl>drawn taxis and a chlmneypot okyllno. Hado • out lrith BIC• ke } BOWing compIetion 0 f 3rdCIaSSIC• ,........,... IIW. llOHinllll KlmDIII, tnc,. ... Lplll\e.... Avt'., NIW Yertl Ctty, Hew Yor" 1v~,,.._.. rttee Dollv.,... ., lltrtot ..,... ,. IYIIIeble, 10 _.h ,., . . . . .... fill Ill ldnncl: .. .... 01ll'r lolttlnll oHIM. l1l .tl1 ... II'IOftttlt, IP.U. M.,.• •.vte ... ,.. ~ .,.,.. ey wMr• ar ..., .. ..,... not OV.IIODIO. eM ftiiM- ll.,JI. • .. M&lh on. yMt 111.10• 1111 tlllftl'ht. 11.25, Threo mofttfll. n.ot. Q - Whal change was madt In the second lloue ol the 1907 ~ gold coin? A-·lbls ~ did DOl oriP aUy carry the motto "'Il God We Into!," lbe omi11loa beinl mode to eomply wltb lbe bello! of Prestdeol Theodore Rooaevelt that aueh a motto on coJDs of commerce wa• aaerlleglous. Congress however loreed relllonllon of !be molto Ill 1908. Cut Your Own Taxes: 12 Voice of Broadwav •.• reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN ....... ,........,. eov.n111n1 How About Those Other Expenses? By RAY DE CRANE Newspaper EJTERPRISE Ao At the bottom of Page 2 of your 1040 return you will find the hesdin "Other Deductios" und:r the Itemized De- ductions section. Here you will ut all those deductions you ~auld find no proper place for · · th th u. e o er sec11ons. Most commonly listed here · d d id are umon ues or ues pa 1o rofessional societies, any non· ~imbursed business entertain· men t expense· the cos t of sa fe.. tv equipment' such as safety shoes protecllve goggles and Protective apron! · fees paid to 1 1 ' ani etemp olymReen agency. lat. - _ n rna veaue regu IOD lito provide that ynu may de••dorI here a II oruwary aDd necetsary busineos etpeMe ror which yoa have not been relm· barsed by your employer, tol•tlter with all ouch etpensu eonneded wltb tho produetloa or c<~JJeetion of income. or for lbe management ud protection or property held for the JW<lductton of income. This means that if in the per· formance n your work you subscribe to trade papers, techni· lcal journals or profe.siooal pub. lications you may deduct such costs. Investors who rent a safety deposit box for the protection of their securities may deduct the reotal as well as the cost of subscrlptio!lS to any financial publications they may consult In handling their investments. Certain oceupalions require opeclal clothing ouch as Is worn by men working around acids, blast furnaces and cold storage rooms. So long aa these items of elothlng are not read· ily adaptable to ordinary use their cost and maintenance are deductible. For this reason the coot of blue work shirts worn by men in a factory are not deductible. Neither is the cost of special uniforma whleh are equipped with snap buttona the removal of which make them readily convertible to ordinary use. Small work tools bevlng a life expectancy of less than a year, such aa those used by carpenters, electricians or other tradeamen, are aloo doducttb\e. Yoa may aloo deduct ID Ibis oectlolt 1amblla1 loooea, and AFTER "TJ.!E : FIRE. IN "TJ.!E CLUB ••• only to tbe extent of your winolngs. II you won $500 at tbe race track but bod $400 or olfl. er gambling lo•ses ynu eould reduee your 1ains to tbe $100 oel figure, But if your l01ie8 e~ceeded your gains you eoutd DOt ahow 11 net loss. A divorced or legally separal· 'M mao who makes perlodlc . payments of ahmony or separate maintenance in accordance d d with a court ecree may educt such payments. However, You may not deduct such. payments if made voluntanly or In the abaence of a written oeparation agteement. Under no circumstances may payments made for the support of minor children be deducte<l in this .. ction • U the support paywents con. stltute lhe chief support of tho child, the child may be listed a& a dependent on bi.o father'l return, entitled the father to a dependBDcy credit. In aU ca... where the all· mony or separate maintenance payments are deductible by the ~ man they ~re reportable as in- come h)'~ h18 wife on her sepa· rate return. Also In this s~on may be deducted e<lucahonal expenses if th · 'I t . e coursea are ~nman y o unprove or maintam skills In 1 t tf they your emp oymen or are required b} your e~ployer or re(IU!aUoru H as a condition II thol employmen~. o~ever, . . . e educalmn lS desliOed IDII!ally to quahfy a person for a posllion, to help him obtain a new position or lo advance substaoall in h~- fi ld f II y .. e or or personal lbl reasono they are not deducte. (NEXT: Spreadlne out bil IDoome year.; the ferent attitude. I did. I'm a woman of 37. Believe me when I left my husband I thought Uquor was the only solution, but 1fter five years, I know better. I went down and down, but mY friends and A. A. finally helped me up. Nowaday• I go out and drink two or · three beers an~ U1at's my ~ it. I never lhlnk of Rotting drUnk. II can stop after 1\vt years, Alky can too. -8. R. Dear Helen: You told the girl who didn't waot to dance with the clumsy boy lo say, "Sorry, I have lhll one," and hope she has. Heaven help us when a columnist advifes our young peo• pie that 11 ie better to II• thaa b. rude. The Bible says every liar ahall have his part in tho Lake of Fire. This country was founded on honesty lnd the Integrity of a man's word. Think before ynu wrlte!-MIKB Dear Mike: Sorry, I think In lhls can tactful evasion (probably oo lie - a girl wbo can afford to turn down dances wlll aJ. ways be asked again before tht music stops l is bettor thaD bonest rudeness. Think how YOU would feel ll someone put yna down with • alncere look or ell• daln and a frank "Heavens nol I have to consider Jny leeti"H HELEN HELP US! the way to being an alcoholie. Smart "Cbltken'• Thil Male By the time I was 27, I was Dear Helen : M)· boy frl<nd is forever yell· a two-fisted drinker, and unable Jng something derogatory at u 1tay aw from liquor mOJ'e women drivers, especially when than 12 hours at a time. I then they get In the wrong lane> at spent five ·ears with A. A. besupermarket parking areas, or fore making the program. I swing out in front of him, or now have en]vyed eight years don't give lhe right •lgnal. He of sobriety, which mea!lS a tosayo they cao't hear him, but tal of 13 years In A. A. I dldn' I'm sure they see his lip• move make it the first !tve years beand know approximately what c•.use I was Uke so many peohe's saying. t hate thi! cod-<1f· ple who think "'Important Me." the-walk attitude, 1!'1 embar· "Here I am, make me sober! .. But it doesn't work that way, raS!ing. I ask him why he doesn't do What a person puts into the this when men set stupid, and program In effort and tove, he says men don't act stupid t;.at ie what he'll get In return. like that when they're driving. 1 bope I'll see yoa soon In A. I know better. So why does be A., Alky. -A HAPPY ALKY. only pick on women? - MRS. J. Dear Helen: II Alky wowd only stop and Dear Mrs. J : consider II is only his Ole he Is I'd f!Uess this cock-<11-the-walk Is chlckeo. MEN mlibt fight rulniJl&, he .n\gbl take a dUback.- H. Dear Helen: In answer to Alky wbo thinka he ean'l be helped, I am an active AlcoboliCJ Anonymous member and I do not consider them amateura. I was 15 when I took my Oral drink at a bar, aod by the time I was 17 I wae wen on Dear Helen: A teen-ager wrote about bow awful It was not to want to become Involved, and bow terrible for people to stand by and watch others attacked, and bow adults shouldn, hit teelH1Jl8!'1 so hard when they're gullty ol these thlnp and worse themselves, and all you anawered WBJ "Touche!" I don'l think ahe was being touche. I think she waa lOti per cent right Please retract) -MAD Dear Mad: Please consult your dictionary. Touche meanJ ~·Atta 1irl you've hit the marlt," 11 wlln a fencer SCOMI 1 point. Per· haps you were lhlnklnl ol sauche, cliche, or ???-H This column is dedicated to family 1\v!Qg, so ll you're ha.. Ins ktd trouble or lWll plaill trouble let Heleo Hllp YOU. She wiD also welcome your OWD amuslnfl exptll'ltnceo. Addrea Helen Botlel In 1111'1 ol lhll newspaper. ·--- DEBBY'S WOBLO , ' , "!HE CONTaACTOR i suRE~wNe 1HE '"''"OUT SECTION ; ASI<EO "TJ.!E HOUSE CO\.!MmEE···· I I I I I :..... . . ..,.. - I_- ~~=·~~-=~r.=!!~' :~~:=~~:e~~!tb~~;=:n~~m~e~~~ I I -• es: Pai"r of Games From Jackets UCLA Remains .,,.UIHI'_ ,.... -AND First tn Poll Everything FOR THE--- AT MOORE'S LOW PRICES JUMPER Battery Anti-Freeze CABLES Hyarometer TESTERS 6Jc 66c S2· SVAC Sf d• ?! Westley's INSTANT START earn: 1 Chargers 99c Nort;~~!~ at Hannan TONIGIIT'B GAME: Southwestern at Racina FRIDAY'S GAMES: Kyger Creek at Southwestern Eastern at Hannan Trace SATURDAY'S GAME: F . land at Kyger Creek G&J eontlnued to pace the 10 respectively. Galhpolls Independent League The winners led 111-20 at the Monday rught by winnin1 its lnlermiosion. mth straight game and 11th J. B. King's foul ahot in the uut of 12 outings. first ovartime gave Evans a F1restone, the second place 5JI.58 win over Goodyear In the team, posted its fOUrth straight finale. mr win and Evans won their Kinl's dramatic shot came second straigbt contest w take after lhe score was tied BS-36 over third plaeo In the loop at the end of the third partod slandlnga, and 5tJ.58 at the close of the 6John Milhoan's 16 points na1 canto. led Firestone to a 7&.e5 hard Sieve Fuller led Evans with earned victory over Falstaff 20 points, whllo Dave Holer ON m the opentng tilt of the even- had 16 and Ronnie Halley 14. tng . Rick Nelson paced Goodyear Paul Smith waa next best with 11, Bob Roberls had 16, shooter for tbe wmners with 10, and Willie cau and Jack Bur· and Paul Wickline and P au I ril each dumped in 10. Fraley added eight each. Aaron Buffington again was AI about four yeart of age, LAUNDRYthe big guo lor Folstaff, as btl feathers of the bald eagle'a DRY CLEANING ripped the nets for 38 poinll, bqad be<ome shlntng white, Billy Qualls was next with l_:&l~vvtng;;;:.,;:it~a~ba;;;I;;;d_;;•~ppear~,::anct::;;;:·~!WY!!!2-ii!5428 POMEROY 14 and Dave Harriaon added 11 aeven. . The winners led 2H5 a1 the Intermission, but !ell behind, 48-15 at the end of the third stanza and won the game In the flnal minutes of play, Five men hH the double fi. gure total as G6J bloated • 0 NE DAY SERVICE a •., 7 77c ., G&J Posts Sixth Win in Row; Firestone Wins Again ,, A. Duncan "'ltlWI 4 d G Independent Action ~~ ~ .... C IIege, HighS h JSconng • panthers take = ... -zw,· , Us!• .. ..... a handful of schoolo did see acuon. j' ! way with rl, Mike Morrison wu nat with 21, Jolly Gnteo Giant 11 ..., lloill' Lemley paced Scott'• with Z5 and PhD Orlando and 1 Otterbein, oow 9-S overaD and 5-2 in the OC, beld on lo fourth place despite flflh-place Musktngum'a 82-511 romp over Kenyon. The Musktes, paeed b1 Joe ArganbrlsJll with 21 points, owned a 35-21 lead at the half. Muskingum Is a.8 for lhe season and 5-3 iD the OC. Bluffton traveled to Goshen (Ind.} B11jl came home 1 wJn. ner, ..., , --'--------- 1 ty a 111-12 lead when they hil a hOI streak during which they oolscored the Floridlana 3' 9 and took a 57-30 lead Into intermission. 11 was the nlntb win in 13 games for the Bobcats, paced by Don Hill whh 20 poioto and John Schroedar with 17 aod 17 rebounds. Otterbein stayed in the Ohio Conference race by stompting Oberlin, 116-58, although the loop's leading scorer, Don car. los finished nearly 10 points under his average with only 18. Mike Grayem tallied 20 lor the Cardinals. The Bobcata had 1 Seotl'• Grocery, nu1. Carl Wolfe led the I man. IEO.U. ALL GAMES In major contests, 13th-ranked while." Team W L p up . Tennessee upended Georgia It is a worrisome job to manage a basketball tournaAthens . . .. . , . . . a I 712 4511 76-57, Butler upset Bradley ment, especially one in which youngsters are participat· Nelsonvtlle . , . . 8 2 668 575 80·74. Kent•rky downed Auburn mg. There always are problems and petty grievances. Jackson · ·. ••• 6 3 582 523 By FRED MeMANE they lost to the Iowa Hawkeyes 153 per rent of their shots in · 73-jj7. Georgia Tech tripped Vir· Mr. Bickel, sponsor of three ·Galhpolis •• •. 5 4 504 550 UPI Sports Writer 74-68 in a crucial Big Ten Con- 1the first half, grabbed the lead gmJa Mthtary lnst1tute 82-71 basketball tournaments at sponsors it next year, but we Pomeroy . . . . • 4 4 513 582 The Indiana bask~tb.all team ference clash. ~ith bare ly 11 minutes gone and Nebraska whipped low a Pomeroy Junior High, ahould have had it for thre years and Wellston . .• .. . 4 5 623 629 would hate to adnut 1t. but 1t The loss was a rough one for . and held ;1 the rest of the way. State 88-77. . be remembered gratefully by now it's someone else's turn Logan · · · .. . •• 2 8 603 705 looks as if that old song, "Back I Indiana to absorb since it j Gary Olson and Chris Pervall Tennessee got a 32-:pomt efeveryone interested in athletics. to get their feet wet." Middleport 0 9 469 584 Home Again in lndiana,'' has dropped the Hoosiers into fourth 1each tallied 20 points for the fort from A. W. Dav1s to sf!t He worked hard to set up the The tournament for Eighth ! become the team's swan song. place in the Conference with a ' winners while Dick VanArsdale back the Bulldogs. The Vo~unschedule of events and even Grade basket bailers is a good SEOAL VARSITV The fifth. ranked Hoosiers, 3-Z mark. Oddly enough, lndi· and Steve Redenbaugh each ters earned a 32·26 . haiflime harder to see that the schedule thing and should not be for-. Team W L P OP who returned to their home ana defeated Iowa on the Hawk- scored 18 for Indiana. advantage over Georgia. but 1t was followed. I feel that the gotten next winter. Our youth Athens · . · · . . · 7 D 587 365 court Monday night after two eyes' home court a week ago. There was a shortage of wasn't unlil t.he Bulldo~s ~~d Wh ha job done by Bickel in promot- need such wholesome activities. Nel~onville I l 470 405 successful road victories, found I Monday night's game was all games on the conege cage cal- moved to withm three pomts m en you ve an ing this event is one that very Jackson · ..... 4 3 44.9 417 that their home surroundings Iowa from the outset, however. endar Monday due to the be- the second stanza that the Vols in&uranee elaim, I few persons would have liD· Mel Clark of West Columbia Wellston 3 4 471 475 weren't so sweet after all as . The Hawkeyes, hitting a deadly ginning of mid-year exams, but broke the game open . 1 1 •1 dertaken. At times he musl w. Va., will be scouting for th; Gallipolis - .. 3 4 382 453 Butler jumped off to an early re ax-p 8 Ytenms have felt it was entirely thank· Philadelphia Phlllies again this Pomeroy .. ... . 3 4 430 511 lead against Bradley, then had We'll put o1ll'8elve1 le$S . summer. Mel received hi! OOD· Logan · · . .• - · 2 5 414 471 1 0 C 00 to stop a late surge to defeat in your ahoetl with . . tract from the home office of Middleport - ·· f 7 365 468 the Braves. Ron lwema ie<l But. Only llrne Will lelt whether the Phillies last week. . TOTALS ·-··. 28 28 354ill 35lll College BaoketbaD Resalll Nebraska 811 Iowa St. 77 ler with 26 points •md Tom there is to be a fourth annual Mel, a former Philly player ~ By United Press International MacAiester 61 Hamline 60 Campbell topped the Braves ' Big Bend Classic and, if so, hlmaelf, is always interested in SEOAL RESERVES ' Iowa 74 Indiana 68 with 20. '• • 1 where it will be held. Bud said, finding talented professional! TEAM W L P OP Drexel 92 ur!~~s 69 Otterbein 96 Oberlin 58 Dampier Sparks Win • ... '"'' - • "My Pomeroy learn will be baaebaU prospects in this I Jackson 7 0 280 184 North Cettral 93 Elmhurst 64 Sophomore Louis Dampier hit Jim .lohniOII Bud Slmpsoa 1 participating, if someone else larea, or anywhere else. iNeloonville .... 6 I 297 251 Phila. Tex. 113 Lincoln U. 75 Bemidji St. 101 Northland 85 on 10 of 14 field goal attempts ~h Weson II t Bl uton84 If Gosen79 h Ioseer t Kenucy t k to av1cry . to ...... '11 2 294 253 Pomeroy's 7th and 8th grade Gannon 71 Alliance 65 233 b•ams took victories over Mid~ Northeast. 80 Worcstr Tech 56 b D fi · bed Johnson--Sim__,. Ins. Agency Ath ens .. .... .. •• 3 ••• "''tV Manchester 106 Tri~State 102 over Au urn. amp1er ms Room 6. c.om 81~. Log.n . . . . . . . 3 4 -. Stubnvl 90 St. Francis (Pa.} South we 81 ' lo w "290" ~1 "" ~ dleport Mondau , evenin•.' . as the game ,s h.gh 1 scorer w1·th Mlddloparl, Oh v ' Middleport , , • 2 5 257 257 The Baby Panther 7th grad· South Houston 108 Te•as Christian 87 22 points and sophomore Bob : IIIII <MIN.IY Pomecoy 6 231 313 en grabbed a 20-15 win while Chattanooga 86 Athena 70 West . j Busson topped the Tigers with I allfJY COMPANY, Gallipolis . , . . . 0 7 185 3117 the Bth g_rade team won 49-44. Appalachian 85 High Pomt 69 Oregon St. 60 Idaho 48 18. •• If OlD, e TOTALS 28 28 %043 2043 Pat O'Bnen led Pomeroy scor- Kentucky 73 Auburn 67 SA niRDAY'S RESULTS: ers ln. the seventh grade con· Georgia Tech 82 VMI 71 ' Sheridan 76 Logan 54 test with 10 whtle John Tanne- Georgia Sou 94 Tampa 76 ChiiJlcothe 10 Wellston 72 htll was high for Middleport Western Md ·103 Bridgewater NEW YORK IUPI} - Eight 10 after a week's absence. FRIDAY'S GAMES: with seven. , . Citadel 108 Erskine 62 learns traded places today in UCLA increased its total of Middleport at Athena Chester Roosh' 12 pomts led Western Car. 89 Pfellfer 86 (ot} the weekly United Press Inter- first-place voles from 30 to 32 Logan at Galhpotls the winners 10 !herr eighth Norfolk St. 102 St. Paul' a 69 . . national major college basket- and its point total from 328 to Jackson at NelsonvOle :!~!. v:';;,Y·J~h':;.,~ome;~~ Western Ky. 93 Morehead 65 ball ratiogs. 342, just eight points abort of Wellston at Pomeroy Jeff Werry, each with 10, Ken Southern U. 93 Jackson St. The minor switches failed to a perfect 350. Points are SAniRDAY'S GAMES: English with nine and Sam Tennessee 76 Georll!a 57 affect top-ranked UCLA or its awarded on a basis of 10 for Jackson at Waverly Arnold, eight. Ft. Lee 108 Ft. )lelvmr 101 closest pursuers io the staod· first-place, nine for second, etc. Middleport at Wabama Rick Haggerty paced the Mid· Murray 86 EM~stern Ky. 64 ings, second-ranked Michigan Michigan, Wichita and St. Jo- Pomeroy at Racme dleport boys with 18 markers, idwest and Wichita, No. 3. The changes seph'1 each grabbed one firstDennis Ault had IS, Johnson 6, Butler 80 Bradley 74 occurred despite a perfect week place VOle in the balloting of by the lop 10 teams, the 35 coaches on the UP! rat. On 1ngS Hollis 4, and Martin 2. 16 3t .340 St. Joseph's (Pa.} and Indiana ing board. N t1o 1 Ba t !ball A I II Detroit swapped positions, with the Vanderbilt, wmner of nine SVAC ALL GAMES. a na ' e ssoc a on San Francisoo tl 35 .239 $) .91 Philadelphians moving up to straight, slipped wlith followed TEAM W L p By United Pre" International Monday's Result• 69 up each •nd fourth place and the Jlooslers by l2th-ranked Illinois and Ten- Eastern . . . 10 0 667 ,... Eastern Dlvlsioa PhUadelphia 1011 Detroit 95 W. L. Pet. (Ouly game scheduled} s II pplng to fifth. • nesse, which vaulted from 20th Kyger Creek · · 5 4 467 464 Boston Sa Fr · · d xisth t h dr b. Southwestern 4 3 378 382 39 7 .B4ll Tuesday's Gameo n anctsco. regame . o 13t after ub mg Kentucky North Gallia I 7 414 506 Cincinnati 30 14 .682 St. Louis at Cincinnati place from Providence, nudgmg 77-511. ·· Philadel his 22 22 500 Ph lhe Friars baek to seventh DePaul, unranked last week, Hannan Trace l 10 587 704 New Yorpk · itadelphia vs. Del. at Toledo 15 30 .333 (Only games scheduled} place, and Davidson took over jumped inw l41h place, Kansa• SVAil VARSITY Western Division Wednesday'• Gamet1 BATTERY S~. John's (N.Y.} position as the and New Mexico tied for 15th, TEAM W L p OP . W. L. Pet. Cincmnsti at Detroit .44 ..... .47 e1ghth-ranked team The Red· and Oklahoma State, the leader tl: 24 20 .545 Boston at Baltimore 5 0 339 220 Loa Angeles ond men from New York fell to of the Big Eight Conference K..ternC . ... . ·· ! St. Louis 24 20 .545 New York at Loa Angeles ninth. moved up to 17th, North yger r •· 4 1 27 248 Duke rebounded Into lflth. !Ina State which . Southwestern . . ! 2 221 226 Baltimore 21 23 .477 (Only games scheduled} DUPONT MOISTURE 328 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ... place, edging Vanderbilt from game wi~g str~ !n::::'~ ~~.u1allia · · ~ ~ 1: IGNITION 13ll : lOth to Ufh. The Blue Devils the stan<lings in 18th. · · ·· • UQr SPRAY - - - - scored victories over Clemson, Miami (Fla.} and St. Bona., SYA RESERVES • 1116-81 and Wake Forest, 105-77, venture tied for 19\h wllh two TEAM C W L p OP • last week to return to the top points apiece. North Gallla 5 0 199 1118 • Kyger Creet . . 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To ord1r a copy, simply mall tht coupon below, or Mnd your 1111me, add,... and 50 cenh te ~cut Your Own Taxes," clo The Dally Sentinel, 1'. o. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Stotlon, New York 19, N.Y. I SPORTS DESK a1cno,.. t. OWH.. .,.,......, · Need For More D~fensive Driving By UDW Prell Ill~ sllols - quietly eame back to 'l'Oillght's si:J:-game ochedule Kent Stale entertains BaD Sleubenvnle, one of the email bar1e In front and never .trailed also will feature aoother young State of Indiana, Mount Unton college powero ID Oblo, ran Its thereafter, openlnl up' a 41·28 rivalry which should produce visits Ashland and In a pair of record to 11·1 Monday nlgllt and lead at the half. some exeiling momento. CincJn. Ohio Conference gameo, runner· Central Stale, the lone unbeaton Central Stale, Which hao won nail makes Its first trip up Ohio Wesleyan tries t.. barge .team In the tlate, tontgbt faceo a clooeo and ranks 12th among w Louisville to meet the Car- ~ into a tie with Akron for the By a® Winvlltt whet may be Its toughest test I the nation's small college dnais In a Missouri Valley Coo- lead at the expense of last-place of the season. be entertaining ferenee scrap. Heidelberg, while Baldwln-Wti1teams, will The Baro!lS were on the road nlntb-ranked Wllenberg 19-2} . The Bearcats, handed their lace is at Hiram In other and came home with a 11(1.78 The Tlgen will have plenty of worst borne eourt loos In a 25- games tonight. victory twer St. Francia (Pa.), Incentive to play the spoiler point trouncing by Bradley oo Boballl Clobber Vltllor• Jcmn Vogelsberger paced the role; for bealdes preserving na- Saturday, will be trying to dup. Ohio University, going outwumet1 with 21 points, John llonal prestige, they seek re- Jicate s win they llCOred at CJn. side the Mtci-American Confer· 0 Holley eblpped In tt, Randy veoge for a 1081 to Central cinnatl over Louisville, also enee for 8 tuneup before reBliDlGreen 17 and Joha Hummel If. Stste last year which snapped aeeking to regain the win habit ing league action Saturday, wal· SI. Francis jumped out to a Wlttonberg'o long borne court alter being upset Saturday. Ctn- toped Florida Southern, 106-71, Pomeroy Junior High Basketball Coach Bud Bickel l.o lead, but the boWhoottng win ekeln. cmnatl has a IH record and Monday night despite a :!£.point aald Saturday night the 1964 Bif Bend Classic 11lurna· vlslton - who hit 011 37 of Ill Cladnaall On The Road Louisville 10-4. effort by the losers' Bob Bow· ment was the last that would be held under hla spoDIOr· &hlp , said, "I have decided that the problema and petty OIVOTE(., fO INT . . In 0, Mllln MiltON AliA · WE as dtir.ens of Ohio need to take a long bard look at the traffic fatalIty figures compiled in 1964 Ou~ state banked fifth in the country with It s I · 912 deaths on the highways for a four per cent increase over the 1963. fi ~ ures . When you consider it in the light of population. vehicles registered and mU•· age traveled Ohio ranks second hehmd Pennsylvania. The country as a whole aaw an Increase of I 0 per cent in the al· most 44,000 persons ki!led . NaturaUy we are interested mainly in the safeness of our highways and streets in Me1gs rounty, and there ts room for Improvement. Our towns at one time were conSid· ered the safest n the state. We should all resolve to restore that record. Meigs rounty contributed Its share of fatalltles to the state record, and we are all aware that we can do much better with the practice of followin~ safety measures. So far in 1965 our record Is clean. People do not agree agree always as to what is J!l'eatest cause of accidents. but generally they agree that It Is speed. Towns like ours are so designed that almost anv speeds above 25 miles per hour have an element of dan· ger. In our small towns if drivers would only realize it they can ~o from one end of it to the other \n a motter of a fe':" minutes so there is really no pomt \n dn· THE THE DAILY . SENTINR "O.K., Moe, I'll Toke Over!'' Central State Faces Toughest Test of Year TG:~:0 ~i~ 124·W. MAIN andup Strap-On CHAINS $1.29 -" �(' ., AmW'llll -- Elias Selected Navy Grid Mentor .< lly JASON L. LEVINE ·\lilted Prc!l loternatlooal Blg'O'Has llllh In tbe free throw cP. 4-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 18, 1961 gory, wbile he ranks lOili In field goal ccuracy with .410 1,063, which Ia well ahead oi l toot. percentqe. Chamberlain's r,ou at a ..,.,.. , Cbamborlabt, who pliniiD(.IIIJ> Larry Costeno of the 71erl! sponding poi"t last year, and leads the ladh1duai .-tul heads the fou l shooters with Robertson's 11.8 per pme as- leaden, Is 1D tiiq Ill .,, Jill as compared with Robert- sist average Is nearly a point aver..e of 38.1 ..... 1101' pme !lOll'S .881 last winter. Hill Rus. and a ball allead or the pace this oeason. lie piOid tbe ..n or the Botlml Celtlco leads he maintained last oea0<11, 1 - IIIIth II lldl IIDto NEW YORK (UP!) - When In the rebound department with ~~lien he averaged 10.4 per llOllo !all year. they refer to Olear Robert.. ~~~=~~~::!"~:::~:::::.:_:::_::;.:~=-=~.:.-=::.-=:;,.::________ 1Bus!k, Navy's athletk director llliD ol BW Eliall' eallher,• said. B~ik aaid. " He comes to uo ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI I-A Busik made the ·announcement ....)' of conferences Is se! for 1of Elias' appointment at a •l lll Elias today as he moves confe rence at the academy. iD to take over as head coach I " We are delijbted to get a ft !he U. S. Naval Academy Hand in All well recommended and we are confident he will do an outstandlD& job u N1vy tootbaH coach.' •.a football team. . . 1011 u the ''Bil 0 ," you can Ellaa, whose fi rm guidance btt tbat the " 0 otand.a fo r of the University of Vi rginia c..va~~ers ended the tongest losIna streak m iheu: hllltory at The veroatlle BUII'd of the Cln21 games. was appointed to ~ clnnatl Royals currenlly ranloi 'lUCceed Wayne Hardin al Navy among the top 10 National londay. ~ Bblretball A•socistion eagerii Hardin resign ed 1.1nder pres- 1 NEW YORK (UPI)- Hall oq football." ''Wb)' DDt e~sb Ill 011 It?'' tn four of the five major offen-Jre la!lt month, ending what 1Farner Hank Greenber~ , one of Aaotber l'aetor sive categories. rohably was the most suc- 1Ihe greatest sluggers m base- Big Hank uld baseball'• self. Roberteoo's 1.201 pointll essful roaching career m Navy; ball hiStory , satd today that imposed rule aga!nat lllkllli to "'tt !COred throqh gameo of Jan. \Story· huge honsues bemg pnld by pro young high school players Is an17 ranks him third lllllOll8 the A former Maryland quarter- lootball team' are deprivlnc other factor In the loss of talent indlvidl181 scorinj leaders beack. Elias, -41, !ligned a one- baseball _of some of Its best to football. hind Wilt Chamberlain, now 0 1eu contract at a sa~ry re- Y ,~llf( hitters._ . . "Baseball can't talk to the with the Philadelphia 76ers, and 10rted to be in the nOighborBaseball IS 'tutnllli mto a high school players but the colJerry West or the Los Alllele& hood of 118,000. the same salary pit_chers' game,. said the black- leges can," he explained. ·'The takers. 6 . · haJ:ed .. -foot. -4-mch.,Cormer De· boy goes to collea:e. And the reOne of the fnest playmaken qardin was paid. Elias scheduled to begm troll Tiger great. Among the suit io that now you •~ dozens ByPedrUnlt~Preoo I in the hilllory of the game Robh taJkl.... to his ag_sistants who reasons are that pitching has 1 1 b 11 1 ld o moe R , . • "lA , "!. • • • bern . ffi th hito oot a payers w o wou that going on relief was his ertson s 11.8 assist per game are carryovers trom Hardin! , ~e more scJetn 1d c. 'the da, have been the big sluggers of first step an the ro~o riches 1 average heads the list in that tenure The)-' all have b~n re- Iters .1ave to con en Wl ~ tod h d th · t b · ~ H' n. H '11 d ight ball and difficult travay 8 ey gone m 0 ase- with the New York ankees. department. IS ·825 perce hired for the 1965 season. e . an n ball" A art d · h' tage at the foul line makes him interview them •·to make sure I el conditions and managers em- N~tlng the current "home rWl . at er ur~g ~career -tbey want to stay aDd he w<tnts ploy two and th~ee ~lief pitch- craze ' among YN'"" !luggers wi_th the Wa~hutgton nators , lief pitcher for the Pittsburgh ' --• ' Minnesota Twma and Cleveland III t t ,. ,.._. William ers in a game Without a second em o !I ay , ..,.....,. ht Greenberg recalled with a Indiana Ramos went 011 relief Pirates, was signed as a pitch· th?.~gut . another reason is that . laugh, " I hit S8 home runs in as soo~ as the Yankees ac- ing coach by the Boston Red b 11 . 1 . too b'g 1~'111 and the next year wao of- quired him laot Sept. 5. He re- Sox. Brown, 55, had a 76·57 lifeDo rH . base a 18 osmg m~~~ 1 ~ fered the same salary because warded the Yankees with seven time record in the tna;ors. Rock, Slide or Shp? tstroGng athheletes to rtootbtall · add my runs batted In fell off £rom "saves• that contributed to General Manager Gabe Paul ed reen me wm•• my d0 ubi es their American League pennant of the Cleve1an d 1n d'Jans -''<"' •ASTEETH. an Improved powder r h rg A, a . wo· Le ' 183 to ,on1y 1-.v, to be .sprtniLled on upper or low er ner o t e mencan ague s ' f t d a g al·" the lgnmg · of second ~t... hOlU taiM ~eth IIUJre firm l.,y M t V 1 able Player award 1 rom 49 o 23 an my vera e victory and Monday the Van- ve 'CU s . ~~r·m~~.~d~S~n~~t~oc:; ;.~~st :ru the big strong ath~ ~: from .337 to .315. kees rewarded him with a new ~eman ~rry Brown ba~d _Jn· t .r.AB' i8 e ( non• " Nowadays,'' he continued t l fielder Chico 8almon, rmgmg actd.l . Doe6 n ot !10 \ir. Checks ' pla ~e IPtes-the fellows who would be ,. h hit ••• I h ' con rae · . · f'ed I' to !0 odDl' brnt.ll ". oet FASTEETB at . J M d A guy w o ~ - ~ w t 25 Although neither Ramos nor thell' satlS 1 IS1 . dntl counters enrywherr. ~hf' Lo~ :hrtl!S or .oe . ~ · homers thinks nothing of asking the Yankees revealed the terms The Pittsburgh Pirates sisned -=========iiiiiw.;i.;ck.;'.;0,00ii~ay;-. .•..r..•.;:K;01;;;;niiog..'"_..0r1 for a $10,000 raise. I it waa understood the pact' outfielder James Dugan, 18, of a; Has Aa Edge called for $25.000 _ the biggest Flagstaff. Ariz ., to a contract '' Today's pl ayer figures he ! of the Cuban-born pitcher's ca- with their Vatavia. N.Y., farm hH o; lhe edge in that he can't i reer club. The Pirates said Dugan bt' cut more than 25 per cent j The Los Angeles Angels also . hit .700 as a high school player. no matter what kind of a year · brought an important pitcher ' he has and ran ask for a raiSf' into their fold with the ~igning : udies High Heel of any size U he ha~ a good of righthander Fred Newman. o~~;ef\son . " said Hank. "In prac- Newman had a 13-lO won-lost I ti cal terms, you ha~ to flgurf' record and a 2.75 earned run , " plaver won 't. bt- cut mot'e than ! average in 1964. General Man- : Broken Sizes 10 per cent 1f he has a bad : ager Fred Haney also an· se8!1on. Tn other wnrds , he los- · nounced the signing of Bobb}' l $4.85 e~ only 10 per CE'nt if he has 1 Locke, 30-year old righthander hd~o~c•d To - ' a poor yeAr and can get a $10, purchased from Phlllldelphia. l 000 to $20000 tB.ISe If he ranks and rookie Jtm McGlothlin, a : among the top homer-hitters. 21-year old from Reseda, Calif. 1 1 "In my day, .30 was lhe goal On other fronts: Middleport of every hitter." he added. Mace Brown. former star re-- •.,.,.,,...,.,...,._.,..,,.,~,..__ .vou didn 't hit .300, you weren't - - -··- -·-- - - '"- ---·~1 a hitter. My per10nal goal was DYNAMIC 88- 4 DOOR SEDAN to hit .300 and to drive in a Dynamic 88. V-8 automati c, power brakes, powe r I run a game. 1 41 Modern averages could be steerin~, tinted windshield, white sidewall tires, improved II more e~~~~ radio, 6·W'Y power seat, anti·spin differential, were placed on them." gleaming white fini sh with like new green interior. conceded. 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You'U prefer elecltric, tool KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile :!: F~r:"f~!t ;:r~==~: ' l~ancfat~nal en;mi~ee, ~~ld Democ ...n t s L l•Vl•n ' l•t lJJp I ci': so:C:: cet Record '- Mercury u·Its RecordLow . state Budget Readings I I I . °:-"'• "· the ELECTRIC co. • · v ·; · 1 ':,·=·:: "COLEMAN" HEATING - -- -- - - - -·-- - - - - - - - - - · -·-"'-- I • 1 GMAC Financing Available I Sti.Versville News Notes 1 SALES & SERVICE 1 (HASE HARDWARE I I I •I $299 ,I :,,J, wor .": IED ABOUT WASHER BREAKDOWNS? = 1 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Buslnen" auv a 1 WY 2-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio . 10. Join Job Corps RATES Of TAXATION FOR 1964 1n pursuance of law, 1, Howard E. Frank, Tnamer of Meigs CountJ, Ohio, do berebJ llve notice tbat the number of Mills levied on each dollar of property lhowD on the GeDenJ Tax Duplicate of Real Estate, Public UtiUty and Penonal Property within said COimlJ . . \be year 1064 is u follow s: TOWNSHIPS l"n •..... • •• < :. .... iCBOOL DISTRICTS ~·~ ' H : ... : !1- AND CORPQRATJO!iS IIIJ)FORD -------- --------- .20 aiEoSTER lutena Loco! 8. D. ------ .20 • lllllbory Local S. D. - ----- .20 OOLUJdBIA ---------------- .20 LilliANON Eastena Local S. D. ----- - .20 Southern Local s. D. --- -~ - .20 LETART Southern Local S. D. ------ .2D OLIVE Eaatern Local S. D. ----- - .20 ORANGE Eutem Loool S. D. ------ .20 IIUTLANil Northwestei'D Local S. D.... .20 Rutland Village --- ---- -- - .20 IWilM Nortbwutem Local S. D. __ .20 MIJSBURY Salilblll'Y Local I . D. --- --- .:10 Salisburr Bed1ord S. D. -- .20 Middleport Villaee -------- .20 Pomeroy Villa&t ---------- .20 ICIPIQ Northwedern Local S. D. __ .20 ltl'l'TON Southern Loco! S. D. ------ .:10 Rteine Village ------- -- .:10 llyracwe VIllage ---------- .20 Pomeroy Sutton S. D. ---- .20 ,66 .15 IUO 3.80 UIO 1 7 .~ 3.10 3.80 2,110 2.110 20.~ .tl6 _,, 28.40 18.00 22. 3U ,6& .6& .?1 1,60 .?& 20.110 :111.20 3.80 .6& .65 .71 .71 :17.110 :11.110 2.00 20.:14) 3.80 2,00 111.!!0 3.80 2.:!<l 19.50 .6& .?5 :17.40 3.10 uo 20.110 .A .76 1'1.40 3.10 2.00 20. ~ .66 .Tf 1'1.10 .65 .ti5 .?& ,75 2&,40 28.30 Z4.40 3.10 3.80 2.:!<l 1.4() 17 .5<o 17.5U 3.80 1.110 17.:!<l .ee .71 3.10 3.10 3.80 MO 1.30 18.00 1.30 17.1!0 .6& Jill .75 .?1 .20 .29 22.30 22.80 ,til .71 .75 - 3.80 2.00 17.50 ,t16 .15 :14.110 3.80 S.IO 3.10 2.00 18.110 .6& .70 .70 2.00 ID.M ID.M .15 6. ~ ,65 .?II 10.20 .6& ,7& :11.110 32,10 11.10 3.80 3.80 ~:::'~~.:."· ~~am- ~~'li:' ...".l':. z. THE RACINE HOME IAJII 1 Young Men and Young Women! If you're 16 through 21, here's your chance to I v::'~~:::r!~ !i_:..,.-;.~;: 1 THE SHOE BOX a lot to do with tt. But, gen~a11: · ly. the loss of too many young fellows to football the emphasis on homers are making the art or hitting down. 1 "That." concluded a::~~:;~ I "is why 70 per cent of bonus players are pitchers why baseball del!nttely 1o coming a pitcher's game.' 1 c ' 1 Pomeroy Buys d Snow Sprea er 1 I I a.m.; 1 1 s E R d Cl' , •»H p t - x- e 'PY az,,s zar s r or une ;:eo· o., Jan . 19, !962·5 Roe!Do; cowMBus tUPJ> orSCIWIGa _ Mll1 Jtt. RM!Itll, . . . . .,..,. 8a¥1ll, -ldent of the Oblo [ NF:W YORK WPI) - A lor- rnothor and lour olllen In a, cial secrecy concerning the I the CIA Investigation of GoJe. hart Harriaollvllle · Ree 11oo- 1ng cb1Jtt. • ColltJiole Alloclllloo ·~ mer Central Intelligence July 13, 1913 musacre by the bacqround ol Goleniewold, a niewakl 'o Identity, I believe he char• POil'll!IVI': M~bel Shields, Gaqe r•adfnc• - Gallipolis WorldedAI~'::; I~A~ ~ 1 : Agen<-y official challenged the Bolsheviks on the basbi of lras· high Polish secret IIOI'V!oe olfl. II the c .....vicb Alexei," Jtlm. RBo~ Q -Wlllt no... t{ t · • dem • 18.2, 14.7, rwmlng 10 teet; :':.": 4,.-;.,.: 1 • the e V { agency today 10 dlsclot< evi· mentary bonea found In a pit [ cer who detected to the West in oey aald. "I do DOt lmoW why · tbe llriu.b CGC o1 ,_, Pt. Pleaaanl 2UI; Pomeroy . b ~- .. d lon ' ' dence that a defector Polish spy In Ekaterlnburg, Russia, I lew 1 19t'O, only 10 days hlter the de- the CIA has wilbbeld the ne- · BONDI! FORFEITED A _ 'I1Io llltull ... llit ...,_ 11 !1.1 4: Hinion 1.39 fallinj ; Ka- •~· tb e 1,, actually the son of the lOBI weekt later. But rumors rector deolared himself the true ceaaary pcool of Identity from a Bondi IDriAIIloclln Middleport de ud 111o lawha Falls 4.85, faJiina ·, Char- OCAWA. of dJrectors. 1Russian tzar. have perslated that the entire I Czarvich and h@lr to a $400 person who has done 10 much ~==-==~:.:::;::::.:.:;;;.;;;.;;;.~~~~!!!":: ·~ "The - · wRI, I am ~alon 19.54 : Kanawha river on r~ Herman KilllJey. former chief imperial family lllfVived and 1 million lortune depoelted by .._ u•e lor this counlry and wbo only " lie. 124 Jhe sills. tve, perferm • mott useful I of anHiy•iJI and research for the there hu been no definitive 1czar in W~ banks more 1 wishes to live under his own IIPOI.T OF CONDITION OP Hn'lct," Amll~ltldor Mallo 1 CIA and lately assistant proof tAJ the contrary. than 50 years 1110. name and claim what is rightllllnol> up 1 :.oo!as I<'hie! of •ecurity for the Repub- Killlley broke !he veil of olfi·' "On the basi! of what I laiow I tully his ." of ....... '" tho .,,.. of Ohio ot ""' · - of ....._ .,. Doe. IUO a.m.; Beckjonl up lomatlo join the board of dl· 11, 19M. 1:10 a.m.; 0 . F. Shearer up recton. It e A as rna e 0 aus ve AISITS I4, 3:45 a.m.: L. Fleore up 15, Olb er mem ber!l Ioc Iade SeWe- tity testll or to the establish mysterloos the true Pole, lden· Col. • U Cash , ba'-nces La with other bonko, aod eash itoma M I 1, ,. a.m · lndl••• do~ Ted in process ol collection _ -· - ---·----~·---- • 111, 1.13 ·~ ·• ~- "" 15 • retary of State · Michael Golenlewskl. He aold f -IS a.m.; Elisha Wood up 16, Browtl; former Ohio Gov. ed h United States Government obli.gationa, dlreet ~- JS a.m.; Hamllton up 16, 2:· Michael V. DISalle: Forrelt he wa 8 convine 11t e test8 WASJnNGTON (UPI ) - Vice Mardi Gras. Hotell were filled big attraction at the reception. and guaranteed ---- ---.. -- -- ----.----- ... 112,011.10 '"> a .m ..· Charles K up 16, ) ·. om L.. Johnson, vice president of proved Golenlewakl Grand P 'de 0 t--elect Hubert H Hum- to th broom closets taxis were She wore what female report..- Obli.iations of States and pobUcal ~bdiYI!IOftl -- 121,4117.00 oN Duke Alexei, only son of Czar rell · e . .' . . , . Other bonds, notes, and debentuNI (lncludmc no 1.m.; A. J . Patton up 16. -4:50 Col11mbu Buaineu Unlvenl· N' hoi 11 • phrey and 47 governors shared hard to fmd , and tt waa eaa.er ers deacnbed as a holiday red secur'tiet of Federal agenciet and 1 un.: OVEC down 16, e a.m.; ty ; John OttinJ, new1 direc· ~ole:e~ki said he plans to the _spotlight today at inaugural to gef. a cabinet appointment textured silk afternoon dress ." corpo;ations not guaranteed by U.S.) -- -----,,. ..00 Hang~r down 18, 10 :10 p.m.; tor ol radio station WCOL.; . 1. . A 'can festavJties which will reach a than a table In a good restau.- Some of the 7.000 ladles Who Loans and diseounb (ineludinl $224.3~ overdrafta) 1 rre.IAJI men to c11max Wednesday w1t h th e rant. took · ~ft-1 _~.._ · d ~nward up 18, 3:30 a .m.; C. and Dr. Charles CarIut, an press18 us dc &Ims mattempt part m the B'll;:u~ r;uuVIng- Bank premiae• owned $2,954.27, furniture an D. Southern up 18, 5:30 Ohio State Unh:enlty Ian.. ~:e to surrender swearln&·ln or President John- The three-day blowout began match were distinguished for fixtures $1,000.00 ____________ . __________ -- · S,IIIU'I 0 0 J rd 18 6 40 C tto paee professor. . f . son Monday with a reception for tbelr contrlbuti0ll8 to the arts (Blink premise• owned are tub,ed to no llen1 . . th . 1 on up up 18 • 7'30 : am a.m.;· Jefler·n m orma 1on m eir possession · '"'--! event! 1n. 7,000 " di stIn-·• h d dl .. nd blic l'f Othe1'8 were wo· ~not aaaumed by bank) ~ueen _ _ _ 'f 't Is t m d pubii' c volun- Today•a oemuum 1 e. - ... 0 ~s e 1a " a pu 1 1 • ·Western ., ~ bvnothe government a e gover- amid the• marble fountains of t;........... .. .,,,.,hed• for their hUJbandl othf"r aaaets ·-- · ·--·· ------ ------- -----·-·-····.--;:;-;:;;~ t>n up 19, 5• a.m.; up I _., __ , "'~-~,..- ~ '""··--~-- ~· ,., __""...,.,H, tanly a1en· clod ..... 'CU a reception for _ft 1 t9. 7:20 am.; Susan Layne up I cy · nors, a huge party lor Hum. the National Gallery of Art, a contrlbuholll! to the Democrat. TOTAL ASSETS -------- - -- - ------- -------- ••r'·"·~· 1.11 , 1:20 a.m.: Jacob G. up 20, Czarevch Alexei was reported phrey, a dallC<! lor Young Dem- handoome building donated to ic party. : a.m.; Lynn B up 21. 4 a. m.; by 8 white Rusolan commluton ocrats, and an inaugural oon- tbe nation by Republican Treu- ---LIAIILITIIS Ravenswood down Greenup, 4: to have died wilh his lather, cert at Conatltutlon Hall. ury Secretary Andrew Mellon, Demand deposits of ind ividual&, partnershipa. JO p.m.; Tampico up 6:10p.m.; Also on the program were a who had no Ide& of the use to and eorporation1 _______________ - _--·----·-· t ID,MI.II Orlenlan down, 8:20 p.111.: Luned F . p a I) breakfast for Democratic gov- which it would someday be put. Tlmeo and tlvings dt!pos.its of lndlvidual&, . . (Contlnu rom a.e ~a Potnt up. 1:35 a.m .: Ti-~lt l£lntl investigated, four ille· ernors, a meebng of the DemoBig AUractlon partnerlhipR, 'l.nd corporation& ----- -- ------- tf0,• .41 Deposits of United Ststes Government (lncludlnc JOWn, 3•10 am.: Linda Cilotm ~.1 pnrking arrests, seven warncralic National Committee, and Lady Bird Johuaon was the tfUO inwn , 6:20 a.m.; R. H. Bos- . . ed nine emergency dozens of state SOCiety dmn ers postal uvJnr•l -------·-- --------- -- ---- - - 1UIU1 Deposltl of States and politleall1tbdltfaloa.o ---- •orth II down Meldahl , 2 p.m.: ~:r~~ :~·~h.. vill•ge, and no fire and cocktail parties. i t,t'IIJl Certified and offief!t'B• check•. etr. --- - ----· ---- Polly Crane up, 7:50 p.m.; In· Although RepubUcans general11 TOTA T . nE!'OSIT~ _ _ _ _ Sl.l11,011.30 •ader up, 11:25 p.m. , cap!;king meter receipts col· CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPII ly had that left-out . feeling, I Gallipolis dam Crucible )ecled from the street totaled -A reatrd $17fUi million 1tate GOP governors were mcluded By United Press IntmlaUoul Tot al de-mand depoR iL ~ ______ $ 360,407.84 iown, 12 :20 a.m. ; Brentstone 11329 for ont! collection and $664 operating budget for fiscal 196> among the 47 state chief execu- ; Nortt.eastern Ohioans began Tot:; l ti me an,1 savings deposits S 770,887.41 ir, wn , 1 a .m.; Buckeye State on the lot. There were 476 ~ w~ prese_nted to the West tives '_Vho were honored at t~e I to look upon the weather sltua1007814 today by reception The governors of WI•- I Uon as a private endurance con- Other lia bililie~ - -- - - ---- - --- -· ---- ' · JP 1:30 .a.m.: LKWis up. 2: tO p;;;rking tirkrts issued with 33 VIrginia Le•••lature .,~ ~ m.; Southern down , 3:05 a.m.; 4npaid for 8 total of !0,702 park- the_ State Board of ~b~ic Work11. consin, New M~xico and. Sout h i:t c:~;i~Yg~ =~~te;lu~:::. l TOTAL LJABH.ITJES ___________ ·--- _______ $1,131,1'73,4t t.ustin down. 4:35 a .m.; Lor· ing tif'ke'l s issued during the It mcluded a $8.5 m1lhon appro- Dakota couldn t make 1t , but ' I , 08 up, 4:50 a.m.; Little George yt•ar. pr~alion for raising teacher sal- ' ~ent representatives. , !llercury to record low read- . CAil'ITAL ACCOUNTS op, 7:20a.m. Atl~ nding were Mayor Legar, anes, largest amount ever re~1 TaklnJ Bow• mg!l. ICapilal: 1 for that purpose m l . Humphrey k'and his volunteer Co•nm "'l s! uck, tolal p:H ~·alue $3S,ooo.OO ---- $ 35.000.00 Kanawha RJver - Sol vay up Clerk Edna Schoen Ieb an dl ommended B""" B'll th .wife bo' Murl ADo T weather observer h b fond t ·50 . Thelma Councilmen Bob Hysell Frank- • a ~et I . Je.1 were ta mg elr ws at n rset wp.. near As ta u- ISurpl us ··--·------------------------ -· 111,000.00 •nn odno.wn · M•a·r~-~t. 1 lin Rizer, Don Collins: Bill The 3U~·page bud!ilet docu- , a late afternoon party in the I Ia . reported an official mark of Und ivided profits . -------------- -- -----------A 14,8tl.ll7 a.m.; t ted th H Sh h H 1 b n t 19 degrees below zero late ManBruce up 3·U) am . Beaver up Baronick and Lou Poulin. [ men' presen on e oUSt! ore am ote a rom, a day ·, Lockbourne Air Force TOTAl . f'APT'T'AL ACf' OUt-."TS -------~ - - - -- 14!,!111.17 ~ ·J · '· th p. rloor by Secretary of State Joe I tended by everybody who is , 4·....., am · erry 8 oswor u B Cl b 'th · ·. . Jd ·•3.20 . H 1n z Burde-tt recommended an m- ~ anybody in Democratic politics. . , aae near o urn us WI a rru · TOTAL LTABLLITIES AND Wmfie ..·. 3 · p.~ ..L ee d ' I Ryan Will Not Icrease~ $19.4 million over the Inundated by visitors from nus fi . Cincinnati four below., CA PITAL ACCOt!NTS ----------------· $l,I'T8.0U.'1 d2 ~ pM.m.,_ll uca s ~~~ ~ N ~ O . pre!'ent 4ppropriation of $156.11 every part of the nation, WashColumbus one below, Akron and I . 46 a.m., ern up , · _t:eu perullon . 1million . ington ilad the slightly frenzied Youngstown one above and MEMORANDA a.m. 1 CLEVELA ND rDPft - Surg1 atmosphere of a city whic-h sud~ Cleveland three above. PIPd ged asst ts and ~ecuritit~ loaned : ery probably will not be reThe BP~ , which supervl~es I denly discover! that lt has Geauga County braced for an U. s. GovPrnmPn Tobligations direct and I quired to repair the separated state spendmg, wo_rked laborous- booked a political additional several incht>s snow- I guaran teed , plr"ti!!:Pd to 5ecure deposits and 1c:houldPr of Cle\·eland Browns I ~y for over a month In attempt· I during the- !ntme week as the fall today. with 18-22 inches al-; other Jia bi litiP :-~ -- . - - . -- -- - -- -- $ 1 1 quarlerbark Frank Ryan . but mg to whittle down budget rt· ' ready on the ground The Cleve- ' TOTAl. -· -- · · · - ----·--· ----- ----·- I 1 • · f h I k h I quests from va ·oua state a"en I r rt re rt.ed n"arl . I. .JOI·TN T. WOLFE , Cashier . or the above-named bank, ~o I or f. e next s x wee !It P up- . n °, , tland . 8 1•lpo . po . c dY '>O iem nly swe11r th a: lhis rPport of conclltlnn is lrutt and correct, pr half of hi!! body will be- f"n-1c1es and_ departments tot.almg en me 1es af'('umu1a110n . an 10 th P h<'st of my b:::~wledge and bel it-f. 1 rased in a cast. f2.27 .8 million. Columbus 8 5 Inches. • JOHN T. WOLFE, Ca.lihitr I Or. Vic Ippolito, the t~am The document traditionally I Traffic was barely moving on Co rrf'r i- Atl es1.VF.RA M_ BF-EGLR ' Physician. ,.id x-rays showod had been submitted to thelaw· i much of slippery, snow·covered , CHA S. HAYMAN Directors. that Ryan had received a sep- makers on the openmg day of l RARRMATHOME-AbJtof I-90 in Ashtabula County, as J . w. WEAVEiR JR. lh •-1 at ure bu1 a wrang 1e l novelty Is added to the at- -.in d - whipped snow blinded STATE OF OHIO , cou ~ TY OF ME. 1GS , ss: aratlon In the right ~~;houlder e Leg~ home set Gay by a paisley New York joint from the smashing tackle over $6.3 million from general . Several from here deligner. pat· drivers. T~e highway patrol reSworn w and ~ · · bscrl bcd before m@ this l3t h dar o1 J 1nuary, I mad~ by Baltimore Colts. de· re~enue by the State Road Com- the New Year's services of terned silk is used tn harem porttd drifts up to three feet 1965, _a nd I lw re h y certify 1ha1 I am not an officer or director fen!llve end Gino Marchetti tn m1sslon and Education ~part4 Portland Methodist church pants and bolero top. det;P on some back road~ and of lh•s b an k. GRA CE KRIDER . Notary Public. Mlddl... rt ~· the Pro B~wl g~me At Los An - ~ent caused longer dehbera- Freedom Gospel Mission, -rtl;;t~Y !ehools . In the northern I My commission exptres May 14th, 1968. geles earlier thJs month. tlon~ than normal. Bald Knobbs. TO GIVE DEGREE l 'sect:;I~on~s~re~m~a~m~ed::.;c~losed:;~·--=~i:::::::::::::ii:::::ii:::::iiiiiiii:::::ii~~:::::ii:::::ii~~~~~~:::::ii:::::iii:ii:; Phont WY ~~~ Coachea or the Br 0 w.n• edTh:sa~ ·~5·;.~~~:dIn:! Duane. Allen spent part . VIrgil . Walker, W. N., . Is .. 7~\\k . showed area newsmen movl~ $ • PP P the Chnstmas - vacat1on w1th announcmg a spec1al rne~tmg L.:· · · the budget erpected this / . h . . J surpluo .~' .~ f hts mother, Mrs. Retha Clone , of Shade R1ver Lodge -453, ~··... 30 lAS\' TIRMS . . ___ commg une · ___;._ ___ Rutland. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m . The # or the game Monday and oald Penny Middleswart .pent Fellowcrart degree will be giv· l ~i they showed that Mardletti dis- day and nt&ht w1th ~· and en. All members a1 e mvlted. I !ijj I ~ P]a ed no deliberate intent to Mn, Robert Fitch, DeV!iitts y tl ' hurt Ryan · recen y. ADD "'1'11LETESc 'I ·"'' J k R't h' P U d call• •• Th e cast which Ryan will I d ac T 1 c 0'•· t or and ' 1 1 · NEW YORK ( UPI 1-The Am- ,~.,~ · bel · e on o..-n urs one av as . . ~ wear has a t stretchmg from ek · ateur Athleht Umon h.as an. the back to the front, over weBob. F. h d H d All n"""""" the addition oi five · ht shou lder, hold mg ' th e 1tc an owar en . r1g · 1 • th · · went to p ar kersburg T"uursday more foreign athletes who w111 ;,, h Jd s "Th ou er •m p ace 1n e JOmt. . the gra der, pureha s- compete in United Sttes dur- ,,. !':> to de11ver . ere s no ap~arent reason ed by the township trustee s. ing the current mdoor season. ;;., why Rya•. couldn t be 100 per M nd M 8 Miko Evans They are lolanda Balas of ., ·cent effect1ve by July,'' lppollto r. 1~ . Pr · · mania the woman's Olympic lli'; id and A 1c1a, omeroy were re· . .,:.:, sa . ~ests of ber rents, Mr. high jump champmn : Mary ~>!" R~an plan~ed to return ~rs Charles e:n Meter. Rand of England. the wo~'s ·..,.,.,.,..""'""'""'""'""'.,.;;..,,..,.,,..,..,..,.,.,.,.,.,,.,,.,~to~hi~•~h~o~m":e~I".n~H~o".'u~sto~n".:.__ .. ted he r Olympic broad jump champiOn; Shelly · Ward Vl8t . andfather Wesley Cozart middle-distance runner Wilson • • ~ednesday ' afternoon. K_lprugut of_ Kenya ; shotputter .. , .. ,_"....,, •. i' : Graveside services were held Vilmos VarJu o[ Hungary, and Monday afternoon at the middle-distance runner Nagy ersville Cemetery for Mrs. Ev· Szabo of Hung~~-·_ _ __ erett Horner, East Liverpool, ''VIilsoln, Ohio. Mrs. Homer was a p Wsley Cozart and Mrs. mer resident of this Donahue. ~~~om~~::•nt" meless eleetrie .dryers. first ehotee rALS£ TEETH I I- River news I NBA Statistics IGreenberg Says: Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 22 .10 4.00 3.00 7.70 .eo .eo ,,. 2'-70 IOJO 11.10 111.20 Ileal eotal<o tuet wblcb bave nol booo paid at tho c1ott of tach eol1oollan • ..., 1 ,.,.. alty of 1<1o per een~ Tax., may be paid ot the ofllce of tho cOt!lll!' lftuurer or br mall. PI- brice JGUr last IU receipt, and II JOU P1J bY mal~ be aure to loeota roar prGpertJ bJ taxing di.Jtrict and enclose lltllmped Hlf.addrell!lled ennlope. AlWQt ezamlne your tu: ~ to ... that ll coven aU JOur property. Oflieo Hour-':00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. 4ai!J ueept Saturday when alllee c10001 at Nooll. Till BooU Will Itt opeo December 15, 111111. to Pebruaq , 19611. JET AmD WASHER If you're 16 through 21 years old, cut of school, and can't :find a jobcan't get intD the Armed Fo:rcesand sometimes think you have no future- Learn how to speak 8lld write well. JOB CORPS may be the answer. Just :fill out the coupon below, send it in, and you'll soon find out. ,, If you're accepted, you'll live in a Job Corps center with others your age. You'll eat good food. You'll learn a trade. You'll enjoy sporta and recreation. You'll get daib'~p•Mfing nu1111... and when yoaleave JUD'Il be plld 160 for every month J011 W818 fDJrb (hptl It's all trae...it'B a bfg Send the COUIJIIl in mday ad start a new fut:nN. Join Job Corpumd BE 80 I! ...designed jet-simple for mum dependability r = Learn bow tD get and hold a good job. Best of aU ••• YOU'lL GET PAID WHILE DOING IT! Bukk Specla1Vo6 goes easy on gas. 1ts low price hard on your p son da~~. and Mco. Randall boll, New Lexln(lon, visited bi8 porentll, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott saturday night. Mra. Pauletifl Van Meter on Mrs. Maxine Durst. I tT:;M~;.d.Sgt;:. and Mrs. Frank Ward .I I I I I I I I I Job Corps, ~Oirrlt I am illtallted iD tbe Job Coq-. ~NA~MR~~~~-----­ II (11111~ AINlRBfiiRBI~,~~~.w~~ng~~~---------------------­ {IINif lllldJ• ........... and daughter have rstumed !rom Germany and are villitinj friends and relatives in this I li .. D.C. C<l?5'lmunlty. .. - '9 ' . N._...,_..........___. . ;•.:.___________________________ -.\'· ··--------------·-····-·,··-···-····-······-··· • '· ' ) m .... osnoodi 1'+• 'aor tttiii .., 10 225 eublc i7lchea ond ISS bon-, ond DMice odser ..... ,.. 7 wBr .. _. _,, 'n.oy're all Hearing Aid ( rYICI enter me.oo _.......... - •• , • ., j frtgidaire to If you are sufferiDg from pain, 101eness, stiffneu. ~r swelling caused by arthr1t1s, neuriU. .r rheuma.tllm, ( thllllt I ... bolp. Wrtle Jilt for free isifoFIIIOtlon. KAYE SMITH 2111 T.,., llet<l, ..., Jldr- Yl dJII..IItJM If huring Is your. problellt llelten Ia the onswor BRTONE Hearing Aid Centtr 504 TINTH ST. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. ,._. 525-7221 at~ you :11 aew, hie~*' be .... W deslaaed t.y ltandMI .. washer dependebihty. Tbe mectlanfsta Is ..,. pli<:ity .tself: cNo ae.-., ,.. pullers, ,.. ...,.. to cause potentl•l serylee .....,. requires oiUte.) pre"lse Th4s t. why tfHI ne'flt JftAetlon Willi« II a.ct11• I l by tile strone-st warranty • FrigidaiN....,., Me ever had: 1-year warranty for repair 4llfect w1thout char~. pkJs .oii ·)'Mt" prot.._ ,... tw 1urnishin1 replacement of any cltfwcthlt. Jllft • fll_, th • tn1u•i••.._,...,. ..W,. er ..... 4co6oft . . . . . LOWBr PRICED 2-SPW SOli CYCI.£ IAS1 11! To repair and 10rvleo ARTHRITIS? . fM¥11!1' the oew Jet ActK>n washer hes beea MR. K. L IYRD Will Be At DR. DAVIS OFFICE 306 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio ON Thurs. Jan. 21 FROM 9 a.m. to 17 noon ment. &Jifml •• ol6 q$-Jen- primiti"•· That'• aot Speciat.:r.!':*'tbek ..... 1711ok . . &MIIIFMkbtal O...ick -lit,. T.bo ~ tagP - ........ ' I ·~ .n. .......... a ~ ------,(~~-~ . ~----------~~; . ~ . ~---~·r-~----------------------- . The "perf.ct"' ••W m1y $e • Mn".'omll .. •• ... · ·..!~ • Baiolr Special .. • ~~-~ ~::: : : - " ~~ ___ , . . _ •- . . . . . . - •..o l e t t , w n a - - .. ,(f#, BELTONE Rcent visiton of 11:. H. Clr· hMring aido and family are, M. BottoriH anclauppiiH for Rouall, Mr. and oll1111kla for oalo Durst, Bob Weddle, ... Durst, Howard and Duane Mr. Byrd will he glad to len, Sylvia Allen, Mr. and Mn. give you a free hearing Dell Talbott, Rev. test with the latest Bel· Chuck SlmlFI01II, Art tone Electronic equipJ - • ----------....--. Anna Brewer has Pleasant Valley Pt. Pleasant, w. va. and Mr~. Tom Fitch visited her parents, M!'l. Ralph Brewer, Sun· II 1~;:~~~from ·---------------------------------------------! I I I 1 I I I EW FRIGIDAIRE • Gentle :>R>'I31ioo Wll!b. w-. · !1piis IIw IlelicatM. • SGakS DtJ a-1caly. wa!hesalltoftutieafty.. • Potenlod Doep loolioA.Acitllor ltelpa heavioot IOil. s .85 .. • Pt"' Jot·Away llnM,Itt·fastspln and 1llON! I Matching Dryer Just '159·95 EASY ] TERMS BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. �' , 1 " )· - WANT AD 2 SIGNS INFORMATION OP I QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Feb. 19-21 Real Estate For Sale- 6-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Jan. 19, 198' I Co. C~tcltltl' ~~·It• Strip Mine Regulations ~~ REAL._~~T~ame To Be Sportsman's Topic 196.0 Rambler Clanic 4 Dr. Sta, Wagon $999 ~-== . •~ PomerOY Motor Co. @) JEi E SIX Team vents e 1 e e i ~ ~leon weaving.I-~O~p : ;t:' ..!' Redskins Lead MAC . FOUr 0( s: ~ ge:, ~eg, =~~~.~~~~!~ti~ea $12""'t't Asked In Judgment For Damages sol"l CALENDAR .... .vuh; t Lakin Trusty Wins his Own Case at Bar I , 1 P' -'", / " ' • 1 1 I~ MaJ'Or League ~:''::' Teams Form a I sCOUtmg • Co-Op ze u 1 •I -- ' Snow Tires ;...,.!. c., . ... "" .... --. • -... -- .....,.. "- n..-. 6art ' •. .,_., ..., ,.:;,= . ffj"~!:o=·=- ·- • I"""' ....,. . . w..... •• ..... ..... ........ -.-.c lnsur•w-. ~·• couo~ 0 ••· •w• ~ •L••• mr:: v__. ,. ,.,.u ,.,.,_,.. -·!';: «--. a:"lo::.-· ota- , ' r 1- 0A l ~l~.::i l.t~I' D .l!.utupt, U'ULI "--IIUIIoliltJ I I" J: 80. Father: colloq. H . Pronoun 13. BetUment tn water ... Tattered cloth Sl5. Not heavy 87.New Enwiand. 1ta.te 89. W.ute !lbor tO. Partot& church tl. Stand open- mouthed v GnoGL& ,,..., .INUI'Fl' SM!~ BE NOW. DON 'T BR~ATHE A WORD OF lHAT lHAR bHANNV GOSSIP, &2. C.bria:t.mu aJ, DOWN t.rra 2. Number oa bucbaU ' team 21. Shove 2., . ._ •· P~......,. 1. ot advuu:ad ttv• a.ge ebiMI 4 · Plead 23. Not I.~. 2,, ~~'nc e. Ex~J«t 1. V1per lL Sa.ck 13. Ve3tlbule ~7.Goddea or deatb 1 Norw J9. Ducriptlve 16. WriUn n ud 1 11' SO ~ 12 ~ 1'1 ~~ ~ JJa.me TV • jp'OUp A ~¥2 I" ~ ,, ..... Lll ABN!II! 11. TD matur-e. u ch"'ml Sl. A le&golfil' vea&el 34 . Stand up 86. Gaz~>lle : Tibet U . PhU. [A. VQlCWlD 18 ~ ~ ~ 116 II~ ~ ~ 117 1"/.llO we i!l t%:11 .. I"" 1/ ~ I" ~w I" j36 I'" ~31 ~ 1:18 ~ 13' '" ~ ~ I"" ~ ,~,. · ·.a. 21S. Mailman 8 Large bDied ·bird - ~~ A ClAM. LOINEEZV 20 · ~~uU- 1. Blxtr& jl8 S HUf· MOUHl A S ARY lit. Smaa.ll : acme "' ~~-,~~----~, ~ Y ( R0 SSW C "!) 1 I~' ~-~=.:.....~·~·:..:.:;,;oij~fjfri;:;;;;~"The aoa Pro€oe coere at 1 rr3"1,.,;~ tne lab esta'JiiMllnQ the fo r tell ··.q •eal 1n her new habitat! J US, Qc t:m~i~e Chi?per ;s ~nJq fudCie! tn hiG beo o·; n?w' · n1c,e co ·r.rfa: ·.<~w r.e <; ~~fe, but l CO'... Cl ora1n h im far· net ca :.nQ ' ~ ~ •19 DAU.Y CR'fPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work Ih AXYDLBA..&.XR '"I Hosp•"tal Ne-s 114"'oU<1Ji w~wu lu VI I HOLLYWOOD !UPII - CBS. ering that can occur at a netTV attempted a one-hour com- work took ptat'e this tim£ aa ed}'·melodr&rna "spedal" Sun· well. More likely, however, one day night about a group of is tempted merPly 1o conclude criminal exiles in a fleabag ho- that this venture, which was of tet in I ('OUntry with no ertra- the type lhat must Walk a tightd. ation treaties The dll-star rope of exquisite deltcary and cast lncludo<t Cyril Ritchatd, thos• very bad eays •II around Busi.Pr Keaton , Hobert Horton, those very oad days aU around. Loiores Del Rio , Paul Lukas , fn bnef. the plot concerned f Hoagy Carmichael, Walter Sl .. the presence of a new Ameri· Zzak. Angle Dickinson and Ray 1 Cj,tn t>xile ~Ho rton \ who was ACR088 '¥ alston . marked for murde; b¥ the ho- LOne who The teleplay, "The Man Who tel's boardei'S because his con~~·:::: BouRht Parad1~e . " was, Hlas, I tinued residence in the country 6. Fellow not "special " at all. ex. :ept per- might hc.:ve resulted in an ex- 9. H@ap tan,. . 10. Btocktnp · """ m reverse proportiOn to tn.ditlon tree~ty . thereby endan- u. oanp the star-power employed so gering their positions. In the 12. The wastefully and almost to no end, this shrewd fellow, a fitorbiOden no point and despite the serv· nancial wizard, winds up flnag- l u . ~~=o~ib. lees of,.a noted writer , Richard ling them all silly. finally brib- ., "to be• Alan Simmons, and a usually InK themt o pay him off with a · 115. Ireland out!ltandlng producer . director , large sum so that he can re- l1 . Alhume R aIPh Nelson. •rJ11s · outcome, t.urn in some style to the Unit- 18· Oennan· lum : aym.. however, was not entirely ed States with his faifttful ex- lll. Flex unexpected since the program wife (Miss Dickinson). 20. Pertom. . 21. Burden was comp1~te d quite a wh1\e The result last nt~ht W!lB a 22. Bcol'Qb ago, and was ortrlnally srhed- leaden hour, ranging from 23. BIUBh uled for 90 minutes, but was :-nediocre to embarr~:~sstng. As !15. Large, shel~ed . constructed, it had nothing ex· ~~:r W1th all the firepower and ceptlonal to ten, no exceptional 26. Recklea talent available, one is tempted way to tell the story It bad, no ~7. Hallowe4 to wonder whether the wel1- exceptional acting or writing or ~ InAknown machinations and butch- directing. It might have been uo:n c .=:;::;::;::;::,.__ twl.l-1 E)e" or somethlnK In that 1Curtain llition• including class. It w&.~. not very serious. ICzechoe:lovalda, Eaat Germany, no~ very funny , not very any- Poland and Hungary will be 1 tlomg except perbapa aatonisb- . able to watch the proceeding•." ing. Tho Chanatl Swim ; High- Q - How ia elgin prolights of President Johnson's . nounced when reference i1 inauguration Wedneod•y will made to the Elgin marbles? be beamed lo EuropeatJ tele- i A. - Lord ElKin's namt I vlewer1 via Telstar 11 ..• CBS pronounced. with a bud "I" news, coordinator of the satel- aa 1D &f11!t, \ lite transmission, aay1 : "In ad-1 -! 1 I I mtn~ a , ~o~~ •·,~-• •..,.,. !,/J' holl!e with front porch and COLUMBUS <UP!) - Regu· full basement. New room 1tatlon of strip mining and re, x .) lor bath, hot and clamation of the land It bares 18 8 cold water, 2 acre lot. $3000. and how these affect the alate. · hi tr d f all Its people and sportomen will 0ra~:_r mig a 0 or sm be the main topic at the annual LEB~ON TOWNSHII' _ convention of the League of '1:nc; l;';''id . 1elevi:;ion Revue Hatten Trial Starts Again Monday in Circuit Court plain and answer questlo111 POINT PLEASANT - The day. Maaon County doel not about the economic, engineer· trial of Don Hatten, Admr ., et have court 011 WednodaJ 11 Locally owned and a nict> well cared for car. 6 cyl. eneine ing and rehabilitation aapec!l of al vs. Mason Really Company Judse Jameo Lee TbomP""'f 11 with new rings. std. trans., radio, heater, eood tires. Beige the strip mining stuatlon. and the City of Point Pleasant, In Pulliam County on WedJJel. and brown finllih . was started In Mason County days. FeiBs, a native of Cleveland Circuit Court Monday aftor· M<mbero of !be jury beaJ'o 61 Olds F-85 4 Door Sedan - - - - $1195 where he attended hgh school, noon big lbe action are Cbarlel FillDark blue finish, clean interior, V8 engine. Std. trans. Ra· r· Ohio Sportsmen here Feb. 19-21. has worked ln ~ning to the · harty Cbarlel ~ Charlea ~ room frame house with front U s.. Canada, Mwco, Europe, The case was hear In Court tng' oyd ' dio, heater, a reaJ sharpie and onIY $1 I vo~. Rayburn, Kenporch. well, outcellar, 20 Questions to be discussed will Africa and South America. He last September but ended in a Bless netb p ' Fl Furl Ro Stan11 ·~ ,:-'eo ·_...nacre lot, good laying ground include whether strip mining is was assistant director of the hung jury, resulting in the ac-M J H 1 r:;.::.:;;. • - on good road and in good necessary 1n Ohio, and if so, u. s. Bureau of Mines and the lion going to trlol again this e!_.: Sam:;·J-.::::,., H~ ••-•• • .. ~ ,., _ . neighborhood. $3000. Owner 1how it should be handled and U. S. Geological Survey before term of court. Rood 0 ·y\o E ;,.. "' ~w -'""'11 , . an. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. wiU accept modest down what it means to the sports taking his present post. J ra Boardm' a D • .....,, a8J> ot UIA.Nkb • uBI'I'U payment, balance 8 year land 1man The case concerns the death ewel an. :.:::::' ...:,'·'!.::.!, "";",.. ~~ POMEROY, OHIO t 1 The business meeting lor the of Donnie Hatten &-year-<>ld !!On In other aclioll In !be Court · ornca ouua. 111.===========~======:::-==~-~~7====(\ c~0 ~'4~UCKLER, RELTOR Experts connected with ail league's election of officers and of Dr. and ~. Don Hatten, Monday, Leonard Lee, JlmleJ'o uo .. "- • '·"' • " """' II For Sale For Sale WY W83f phases or tbe strip mining In· voting on resoluiions will be former Point Pleaaant real· son, charged with leloalously 1 BOX ZZ9 -~ :., "-..:;,,.,,.. - - - - - - - - - - __ _ _ Jtc dustry will aid in charting the beld Feb. 21. dents. YOIII!fl HalteD mel blo stealing and wbo previOll.!ly en· 19 1 1 ...reLf"',:;:,~ ANNUAL "' PRICE SALE BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARlulure course whiCh the league death on June 10, 1961 when be tered a plea of Innocent, ap """' .., NOW IN PROGRESS KET SPECIALS will take In its requests lor acdrowned In a sewer excavation peared before the Court with RY MILLER'S COUNTRY Musselman's 28 oz. jar Apple FOR SALE hon by state. federal and legi.. in the Meadowbrook addition coU!IIel changing his plea froiD FAIR. RT. 35, 10 MINUTES Butt~"· 4 for $1.00; MusselMODERN · lative agencies responsible lor where the Hatten family reald· innocent to guilty. Judge Jameo PHONE WY 2-2156 WEST OF GALLIPOLIS, man s 18 oz. tumbler Rasp 3 BEDROOM, BRICK· tmplementing and carrying out eel at that tlme. L. Thompson ael Friday, FebOPEN EVERYDAY TILL berry or blackberry Jelly, 3 FRAME RANCH STYLE Jhe appalachia aid program as ffi ruary 19 lor sentencing. Allor· In Memory P. M. ltc tumblers, $1.00; Green beans, HOME ON CHESTER it applies to strip mining. Attorney S. D. L!Wepage. is ney J. G. F. Joimson, represent1 19 ~~~ ~c-- / large 2o,;, SIZe can, 6 cans $I; ROAD Representatves of the mine , representing tbe Hattens wtth ing Lee, moved the court to conIN LOVING memory o£ our FREE USE ;;Tour Carpet Shan. Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix. go,;, .100x400 Lot operators will serve on a panel Attorney William Rardin...,. sider probalion for Lee, father dearly beloved husband, fath· pooer with purchase of Blue , oz. box, 6 boxes $l; Martha Fireplace at the Feb. 19 "gripe session' ing as counsel for the Mason o1 seven children. er and grandfather. James A Lustre Shampoo. Baker : \\'ht k . • Basement ~ during which projected pr~ Realty Company and Attorney h d 1 ' e ca e llllXes, all flav· grams and current problem! CO~UMBUS (UP!) - The Cecil B. Dean represent'•• the Hood, w 0 passe away 5 Furniture. M1ddleport ors, 4 boxes '1.00; Lucky eRoofed patio amazmg balance of le,gue... years ago, January 18, 1950. Leaf Apple Sauce, large 303 e Storrn·windows, doors : rf> tJashed over before reRolu· 1 di ia . 5h . thi8 City of Polnt Pleasant. 1 19 Sfc Sadly missed by his wife, , - - -- - - ~ WeU insulated fions are presented to the ea ng M. mt ows lD . ciaughter and grandchildren. SEWING MACHTNF. Service on can, 8 cans, $1.00; Sudden eA1uminum windows. I league's delegates for vaote. week's MI~-Am~rtcan ~er- The tnal ll not expected to ' ltcl all makes _ singer authoriz- Beauty Hair Spray, extra marble sills Julian W. Feiss, assistant to ence s~atistti..'S with no~ a.smgle reach the- jury before Tb.gn. 1 19 \ ed , Sales & Service. 242 large can, tax not included, Tiled bath. the assistant secretary of the In· Redskm leading in an individual _ _ _ _N_o_t_i_c_e_ _ _ _ Second Ave.. Ph. 446-4934. Heg. $1.09, 77c; Vick'5 Sinex colored fixtures erior and a nativ o£ Ohoi II category, but Miami lead In ').U Galltpolis, Ohio. Nasal Spray, reg. $1.14. 77c; .Tiled kitchen. this panel and will .;.. lour of six team categories. I 19 3tc Vick's Va-Tro-Nol Nose Drops bireh cabinets - - -- - - The Redsklna boast the DO rug FIREWOOD. slabs, 1 delivered ! d47c6. 137c; Red$1 DoOOt BoWhl ite : t I I strongest ollense at an average PT. PLEASANT - Duke !(. rea , oaves, . ; on- • u-rdwood 1100..., ld1l.L of 84.8 points a game, the best Mill 1 $2.50 per ton dumped. See 1 3 lb $1 00 lntrod t ~ •• E. er, trusty at Lakin Stato 63 3 once been Ivan Carman. Rt. 2. Pome- , gsa, s. · ; uc ory AYAILABLS defense by yielding just · Hospital from the Medium 9&AUTOMOBILE pecial McCoy's milk, 1 gal. IMMEDIATELY points a game. are shooting .500 cancelled? o 1 .u oper.. roy. Phone WY 2-6865. p k Stea k, curity prison at HuttODSVille, 69c ; "Qresb ,__ ~n or For oppolnl-1 •oil from the field to lead there and NY Z.Miil l·IIJ.3tc 3 lb $! 00 ,_, • indicted lor the mlltdelneanOr lliU s. . . Bob Hoeflich WY 2-5337 have the fewest personal fouls PT PLEASANT - A clvU of possession of stolen proper· ____ _ _ _''COAL FOR sale. Good lump "RIG !IT SI'AR FOOD or Chesler 986-2226 I Jan. It per team with 15.3 a game. 1. · has be filed · the of· ty w01 acquitted Monday in coal delivered or at the MARKETS • They rank third In rebound· ac ton en m ' · · PRIMARY Piano Studio - In· on Storey's Run See N.xt to the Dnve-In Theatre, 1 Chester Council Daughters of lng h' h Oh'10 1 d9 b 'd flee of the Circuit Clerk styled Mason County Circuit Court dividuat instruction . clip thts B America will meet in regular ' ~ tc lth 59 ea Y a WI de Lowen B. Harshbarger vs. after a directed verdict was (Formerly ~ ,_./ th a game' an Sammy Mayes, Hannan District ordered by the courl. ad. Four lessons at spectal Orville Hogue or phone SH 2-1' M k M argainw vCenter 1.1 session Tuesday at 7;30 p.m. marmn ·o·. w. rate. Lane Damels, 685 Lo- 5022 12·19-3011 elI, ason, . a. UCrtltl' f,. "I .The caper h t ill be dr ped . are third tn free throw percent- 'th the lat' t'ff seeking J'ucJg. Miller 23 had ..-loully ----. I 113ar W. 2nd Street, "Where w a m l a e p ed b West M' hi WJ p nt ' ' r··· eust Middleporl l-18-6tp SINGER sewmg rnachme you see the Broughton Datl')l I memory of Violet Hill and ' g • ac Y em •c · ment In the sum of $12.244 and entered a plea ollnnocent and 171 blond cabinet, like new . Sign." Pomeroy, Ohio. Bothj ACBES - ~611 acres In , members are asked to wear lgan. , . . costa. Ihad steadfastly refused COWlFor Rent Equipped With automatic zig stores Open All Day Sunday. well • fenced tmproved pas- ] white. At the ctose of the meet· la~a;sh:n • ~·F~anclS main- Th II00 is the aftermath sel, presenting his own defense 18 - - -zagger, overcast, buttonhole, 1 19 3tc ture, 50 acres for tractor 1 ing a layette shower will be e ....,---~ID a ga~ e ac • • in court. He had DO wltneues et<'. Guaranteed to pari\ ascultivation, 3,_ acre Jake l held for Evelyn Bauer. average and individual scormg of a two vehacle collision oc- and took Ule stand ID hil own 1 • • THREE ROOM furnished apart· 1 sumong ~ payments or $5.1W 1 <stocked). 7·room frame Evangeline Chapter OES will lead an~ tea~mate T~m Lang- currtng October 15, llltl4 on behalf. Prosecuting Attorney ment wilh bath for couple. monlhly. IVY 2. 3862 I Bust ness Services house with bath, basement, hold a vegetable soup sale Jsn· lit! waa third, behmd Dave State Route 2 m MaSOll County. s. D. Littlepage called lour Phone WY 2-5435. in Middle· ' I 15 Stc and furnace be&tlng; base- uary 19. at the Maoonic Temp Anderson of Western Mtchigan. According to the action, . the witnesses to the atand IR beport. 212 South ftfth Ave . I -1 INCOME Tax Service, Calvin ment barn (36 x 56), lmple- le. Orders may be placed by Bob Blonm of Western MI~hl· defendant .allegedly ~ghgent· half of the state of West Vir· 18 tfc : REPOSSES~RD Electrolux B. Simpson, John Simpson Ml· ment shed, granary and oth· calling Mrs. Charles Bennett gan took over ~s the best field ly drove hiS tru<.k against the glnia. 1 sweeper, cleans like new and 1I surance t\gency, Room &, er buildings. Excellent pro-- WY·2·2666 or Mrs. C. E. Nor- goal shooter With ~.2 per cent stde of a ~ drtven by the The directed verdict u.me APARTMENT, 5 roo"'s and ~uaranteed . loPiudes ali i Coats Building, Middleport . . perty for grass farming, (dai· ton WY-2·2038. Orders may be to. runerup Charlie Dinkins of pla.intilf causing the car to alter Attorne~s.Raymond. ¥UJbath. shower aod tub 63 S.l cleaning attachments [or haltfc ry beef, or general fa.·mmg). p· ked up bolween p.m and Miam• at 58.9. Jeff Gehring of stnke a culvert and turn over. grave and WilllBITl Rardin ap· 3 1 19 3rd St., Middleport, Phone ance $33.70 or $6.00 monthly .! --- - - Property has hangar and 500 5Icp.m. or will be delive~ if Miami is third~~ .54.7; The plaintiff alleges he was in- peared before Judge Jamell Lee 1 WY 2·2671. I 15 tic, WY 2-3862. 1 15 5tc 'MAJOR Medical Health Plan, .. loot landing strip. Well local· desired. Orders should be plac· Western Mtchtgan • Dave Jured ~nd suffered pam of body Thompson as friends of the • non • concellable, guaranteed _ed. on good gravel road. 1 eel no later than 6 p.m. Mon- Anderson wa.s still~· top In free and mmd, mcurred medical 81<· court, polntiDg out to !be court TRAILER LOTS free sew· GOOD COON dog, $!5. 1956 Mer- renewable. Pays 100 per·'cen '·'!nile from state highway. $16,- . day January 18. throw shooting with 8U per penaes tn the sum of $500 and that the State had failed to ... agf' and water. Brown's Trail- cury motor and automatic of Medical bills, over De: ""Soo.oo. j ' . -~ . • cent and Ohio's John Schroeder his auto was damaged to eJ:- tablilh venue. er Park IState Approved}. J transmission. $SO. Tom Bis· duciible. Call Jim Johnson, WANTED_ Small or low pric- The SallSbory PTA~ill meet led rebounders with 13.4 per tent declared a total loBI • ,._ _ Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY sell, Long Bottom, Ohio. WY 2_2903 for inforrniltion. ed farm listings. Tue<day at 7:30 .p.m. Dr. Har· contest, followed by teammate mountmg to ~,244. 1 2.J324. 1 1$ tic 1 16 3tc 30tc c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR old Brown ol Pomeroy will he Don Hilt with 10.4. . 1 19 - ,. .I . BOX -· WY • "3D • guest speaker Refreshments Attorney R. R. Smtih II reJI' ANNUAL /2: pnce sa e, now m 1 ~ """"' • • • the laintiff An orn: 1 TWO 4 room furnished apartprogress. Jerry Miller's Coun BAli.F.V will pay you mor• 1 3tc will be served. .t sign.J' by U.e court · - - - - - - - - - menta. One first floor. WY 2- try Fair, Rt. 35, 10 minutes for good clean fur than any· I The Twthghters Garden club ':1 . . b d . M . c' t B'lll FOR SALE: S room house of will meet Tuesday evenmg at mt he Temporary fnlDlction ac-..1 Hoopltal 1658. 11 27 tic West of Gallipolis. Open ev· Boly In Rctgds 'lolun yO.h' I Charles Spencer, Laure! the home of Mrs Louis R~bel lion ol Richard D. Thomas VI. Those entering Holzer "-flo ery day till 8 p. m. ai ey m ee svi e, to. . · Ma Ka Th as stating the ....,. )o!UUERN t mom an<l Mbatb d· 1 18 3te H6-6tc Chfl. Ca 11 WY 2-324 0. with Mrs. Elmer Wickham as ry Y om . a! during tbo past Sl looun 1 furnished apartmenL ~~~-~~ _ _ 1 14 6tp co-hostess. action wao compromtsed 81111 were: dleporl WY :HI'I4. 1957 8x50, 3 bedroom National JAN dismiltsed. Mrs. William F. Jolmllon, 9 11 Uc House Trailer. Cail Ravens· INCOME TAX service. Vlct.or i FOR SALE-Mlddl..,....'o • .,..... talJ. The Nifty Stitchers Sewing Vinton; Kimberly J. Gooder· I 7 24tp E. Gaul, Chest..-, Ohio. Phone •st buildins, loc:.oted 352 N. club will meet Wednesday eveCard Received ham, Crown Cil)'1 Mra. GObert I ROOM apartment and bath, wood 273-9425. 985-2402 after 5 p. m. ning, at the home of Mrs. ATLANTA (UP)) John Me· L. Mayo, Rt. 2, Bidwail; Carl Middleport Second Street. furunlurnishd. AU utilities I 8 30lp JD. : Dr '1960 MAGNOLIA Mobil borne, Dwight Logan. Hale, president and general R. Bing, Rt. 2, Ga!Hpolll; Mrs. Priced for quick .ale. Dished. Upstain above .. 53 x 10 ft., 3 bedrooms. 1 o,;, The Past President of the manager of the Milwaukee From Thaiwnd Sarah E. Yaggi, Rt. 2, Pllrlol; quire at Ohio HoteL Donovan's ofice. Phone IVY PROMPT delivery of limestone baths. Call Ripley, 372-6954. American Legion Au~iliary of Braves, Monday disclosed a John Frick received 1 greet. Karen Sue Snyder, GaWpolis; W046 or WY Z.2064. for your every need. Any 1 8 12tc Drew Webster Post will meet lour-team scoutmg co-op tn a 1ng card from hla nephew Ell· Mrs. Bert Harrison, Gallipolis; I 12 tic size. Phone Emmet W. Shu!· FOR SALE: Modern all elec. Wednesday evening at the home search lor talent under base- hu Frick, of Bangock ·'l'lla~ Charles R. (Mac) MeGIDnOBI, jOUR ROOM lurnisbed apart· SLUGGISH septic tank? Clog· er, Contracting. WY 2-3243. lire 3 bedroom borne, 100 of Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. ball's new free agent draft plan. land, sllowlng a picture' ol blo Galllpolilt; Mrs. Cbarles S. Bor· 100 iol Syracuse, Phone Dick ment for rent. Phone WY 2- ged drains? Get Klean-Em 1 6 tfc The Middleport Literary Club McHale said the Cleveland Ill- home and family and of the den, GaUipolis; Mrs. Ella Ev· at All Septic tank cleaner Sterrett. WY 2-2527 . I 12 tfc . 1333. will meet Wedneoday afternoon diana, Detroit '11gers and Pitts- church which they attend. an• Skidmore, Rt. I, Cbesblre; II 25 tic apartment Landmark Farm Bure~~i.JOtc[ EXPERT cabinet making, cus\JNFURNISIIED at 2 p. m. at the homo of Mrs. burgh Pirates will join the The Fricks lonner residents Odes D. Parsons, Gallipolis; tom made furniture, such .as ID Middleporl on ground floor . C. M. Hennesy. Mrs. Everett Braves in pooling their coasl·to- of Chester .;.. in 'l'hafland for Mrs. Clemft While, Rt. I, Leo hutch cabinets and buff eta Auto Salas & room and bath. hardwood ' Hayes wlll review the book, coast scouting resources. four years' where be 11 employ· tart; Mra. Leetar L. Roush, tables, etc., made to order. BEST PRICES ON Doors. Youngstown kitchen, 'Flood," by Robert Warren and McHale said that under baseeel on highway projed of the Rt. I, Long Boltom1 Mrs. Or1 ' Built-in cupboards or eabinetl. 1954 CHEVROLET, $150.00: Ph. 'The Closed Society," by Jamea ball'o new draft system 'II Is u. s. based Grove • Jones eon- ville H. Hogue, Rl. 1, Middleautomatic heat. Private eoI I$ 6tc· ' I 5 30tc VI 3-2682. trance. Call WY 2-3200. Silver will be given by Mrs. necessary lor a club to bave de- struction Company and Mrs. port; Leonard Lunsford. Rt. S. I Phone WY 2-5312. I 57 BUICK Rnadrnaster, $400.00.1 Roher! Coats. tailed scouting Information on Frick is teaching Their Pomeroy; George B. SisaOtl, Rt. 15\lc [ Nelgler BlllldinK S•pply for Phone WY 2-216&. 1 Class 12 of Heath Methodist an prospecis In the country. son, Dana, 11 resldlna with hls 1, Pomeroy; M. R. Nibert, Gal16.60 new homes. Built In kltcl> J 'l'lirim and batb apartment 670 X IS 12 22 30tp Church will meet Wednesday The lour-dub cooperative IICOUt- grandmother, Mrs. Cbarles lipolis Ferry; James Job!llon, DUS taJ ·111 Pomeroy. Phone WY 1r3319.[ ens, storm windows. alumNylon Blackwlll Tube Type JAN. Z1 lng system will enable UA to In<Lucy Robinson) Frick of Rt. I, Letart; 8co1t DouciU 'l'lle Rambler I 12 ~~ tic I lnum siding. Call Guy Neig. Tho Willing Workers class crease our RCOultng coverage Washington, D. and atudy· Klmj!s, Hartford; Mrs. Frank World Bllmdord of &Impact ~:,;PER SERVICE ler, Racine, Ohio. rRAD..ER !ott for rent, close of the Enterprise EUB c;hurch lour·fold." lng for the ministry. V. Jlenaley, Rt. I, Ravawood.; Esoolleace STATION 12 29 tfc to Laundrymal and schools Timothy D. Sines, Pt. PleuBIR .., nlOm., rtdo 111111 per- wlll meet Thursday evenmg at Under the new system, the J•ck W C•ray Valley Lumber & Supply Com· the home ol Mrs. Eldon Weeks. nation's prospects, when eligible ASK . TO WED ant; Mrs. Harlay W. Qmnde. ~ Gn!l!l't . . . . . . . . . . . . lermaace. Small ear OCODODlJ' Mor. WY 2-9932 pany, Middleporl l!l-3-tfc The Chlld Conservation Leag· for sigaing, will become part of PT. PLEASANT Two oouHamden; Mrs. Corl W. Maerllond muapnbllitJ Heallnl ue of Middleport will meet a buge pool ll'om which an 20 plea have made appllcaliOII lor er, Coalton; Connie M. Pl!nSee [.HKEE ana rour ron"tJ turTll<h& % IRON pipe, 200 jolnls, at Thursd&Jt evening at the C... major league club! will make marriage Ucenses In the office Ups Rt. I, Jacltlon; Carla R. Melnipolllall Mollnr ond llllfurnisbed apart. 5c a ft . C. R. Jordan, Salem End,... . . - .....lumbia Gas Ollice in Middle- their selections. of the County Clerk. Applying Fo.ier, Jackaon: Barry HowlE. illlllD Streel, PodiOI'OJ 12 6 tic Street, Rutland, Ohio. GM!Illa WY ~34 port. Betty Newton, H9me EoA club will have 81:1: months were Norvel Lawrence Price, and, Jacklon; 0111 A. Little, P1loM Wll Wll'll Sewer M1d1Jiu BMALL apartment, 208 Butter 1·IJ>.61p ononusl, will give a demonstrain which to negotiate a contract :Ill, Charleston, and Sandra Kay 118mden; Cbarlea M. Denny, 4 22 lfc Rnl aut. Ph. WY 2-2682, Roger with Ita selected player. If not Atkinson, 17, Pl. Pleasant. VIJ'o Coalinn: Lawrence E. Sorrell, caD WY Wl'lt DIIJ • Nipl CU8TOM butchering ond cu~ tton. 12 1 tic .~BOUT 150 fat Leghorn ben• CUI!ums. JAN. ZZ algned by that club within sb: g11 Leroy Ogden, 21 Parten- Wellaton; Mrs.' Waller M. Fa"' - --ling. Pbil Meier, Phone WY 40c each. Bowman's Run Rd. ' . lk The Middleport W.C.T.U. will months, the pl'OIIpecl then goes burg, and Judith J~ Roberti orty, Ironton; Mlas Aletba C. d~plex l'BREE BEDROOM Racine, Mrs. Lee Johnson, 2-3510. 12 8 tfc meet J?'tday e~ at Heath hack Into a ·special 10leclion 21, Point Pleasant. Coan, 'Albany; Grovll' C. Eak· private entrance. Sugar Hun Ohio. l·UI-3tc IIEA11NO, l'bmlbllllo llaeller 19~7 Four-door English- ifui. Methodist Church with Mrs. M. pooL . man, Rl. 2; Pedro; NonnaD J. ...._ WY 2-361B. - Brolllen. man. Excellent condition, LUMP and run ol mine coal E. Dowson, Mrs. Nan Moore, The lour-team ro<>p, McHale l'leMIIII Vatlay Hoop11111 Plymale, Ironton; Mn. Albert 12 I Uc · m Eur MaiD Slreet, PotD$2511. WY 2-2418. Mrs. H. H. Buah Mid Mrs. Jack said, will pool Ill Information ADMITI'ED - Todd Wayne L. Joaes. Rl. 2, Aobland; MrL - - for sale _ Goeglein Coal Co. I 14 Uc Bechtle as hosteaaes. Page St., Middleport. on proape<ta, then make dee!- Martin, Buffilo; Basll Glbeaut, Faye Mart Fugate, Che. . Help Wanted 12 4 tfc ' . lfc 1962 FORD GalaJ:la V-IIThe Past Matro111 Club of stons on wbich players will be Pl. Pleasant. peake; Carl Rutherlard, Be • stick, LOcAL SERVICE station needs l'RAJIISMIS!UON Salvage Con> overdrive, 25,000 miles. 1958 Evangelin~ Chapter, OES, Mid· sough\ in tho free agent draft. DJSCHAIIGED - Mrs. Mary pre. \lschlnes psny. Repairing all mates. GMC '!'< ton pickup. two men. Experience prefer- SINGER Sewing Rqlna Btrllll Dale dleport, wdl IIU!OI Friday even- N first draft will be held In Miller, Henderson; red but not essential. Write new S76.50 up. Several used ;ng, January 22, at the borne June. Hlgglnbotham, Grimm'• LandMrs. E. Maener, ~ ·totnatlc and standard trana- Kautz, Chester. !NJ5.22ll. ' of Mrs. AlleJI Hughes 00 High- N 1n e 1e en esecutlves and lng. Cere of Th• Daily Sentinel, macbmes a1 bargaiD priCes. mtss!Oilll. Maurice Gagoon, ton, daugbtar, clt:U a.m.; fi4n. l-16-3tp I 19 3tp The Fabric Shop Singer Sales Owner. Phona WY Ul71 Boll 668 R. St_._m_M.=Iddl:.port:;=:.=;:=---l scouis ol the Bravea will take BmTH - Mr. and Mrs. 8t&o Glell Pa'!i wea.~ New ~ and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. Farm Machinery part In a conferllllCe In Pitts- phon Moore, Leon, a 1011. 011, son, .11:01. p.QI.; Mrs. Ifllb 11 17 Uc FEMALE. 25 · 40 years old. WY 2-2284. 4 21 lfc Legll Notice burgh on Jan. 2S when the !Our Carl Jllallop, ftnllapd, - . 11:work General Laboratory wi th ONE Wagaer loader &ll(.'l't()Nt,'EJI •ith knowledge of office rouhydraulic bucket and fori; '" or • - • team cooperative III!OUtln& ayl- . SUPPER st a.m.: M!'l. .Freclericlt B. Instructions Mllll touNTr, VftiO tern will be set np, Mcllalo A Jltnay llllpJMil' wUl be IJIOII' Matoae, J~ daughter, U:• tine, oome typing. Apply Box lor Ford or Ferguson tract~- I NOTr.. aaicl. sored by the 8oulhem BJcb D p.m. · .· 129, Pomeroy, or call WY 2- U. 5. CIVIL IERVtC• TEITII or. One New Idea !llllllure "'"" -m•a. ~ ill*" 'UP • • ...., OlloM, Sdlnol 9ellfor clau fnm • uDifl Dllr'l ••• I 18 3tp UOI.ot t nell. f"nnlu'~ lnt1Wll : 17911. spreader, model 17. Douglaa lutiiH. .... A. C. BR&Jlli'OBD pa.IWtflf, Krodel tlrurh GIUIIm, 1111ttJ •PPG'"' I 1'Maa...S. "'f <•rloo .,,, .,. SET GAME DA'I'E 7 p. m. on Saturday, Jill. W, Balli ,~ . i Circle, WI $.J042. •· b PAPER BOY for Citizen's Jour- "1111111 allllall) - - 011 ' 01111 Dol••••"'· PHILADELPIIIA (UPIJ--'lbe at tile Junior JDcb 8cbool build- Olella 1M, MR Jtilte Ph 1 14 61p . . .,.., • • • - · lillie nal and Columbus Dispatch. ~~a~m.. ... ·~~~": ~ .~:~ "!':...."':"':.~";."'..:::; Philadelphia Phllll01 will meet q. Jill, ~ ~:...~ I 19 tlcj ~ ,.._ ,.. ' · Pbone WY 2-2531. .aocu ..... ................ ...., •• ,......, n, ,., ,.. ...... the BaHlmore Orioles In tbe' .'t1 JL lay• liN _........,, BIGN DRAFI' CHOICE ' ":,'':::! ~..'~ :.:::."J: "'!'l IBih anmtal Junior BasebaD BJ Ullled ,.._ Ill tntd ••1 Join, !-· 0. W'llloa U!l dlulb· ..':.":~'=f:.":-"'1::: ~; Federation benofli·Bame at eon. CA!lACAS, lll'il llr, ~ lDDI. a.li*; Jilt ! ,_, ""'"· PHOTO Copy\JJI Senlce. ~ Broncos have signed their sixth ~·· STANDING Tlmbor. Top caab lei made ol lepi papen. draft pick, Syracuse'• Tom WI!- "' orr•• ""'""' •• ..,. ,.. , ... Die Mac~\ Stadium 011 JUly 14; - Clil~ ~ ~· Wo 'l)uinaa· Willis, Fred f~et> ....:-...-:.. .:; In last rear's till between the 130'1<; V,_.t&. ouljiolnte4 ld- ,Dtn, J - Qna!Ia, Mrl. Ito)· _.... ::.:; price . paid. Marl011 Reynoldl. blrtb """"""" 111111 •lmMI any helm, a 6-foot·2, ~ Ia· ::-:.-..:::,"::; .!"' "' -....,, • - .. .. ..' .. .. two clubs 231148 111111 wllneseed dll p........ V" "UJ....a · U W C .........., Join. , ...., ,_, , ... CoolVIlle, Ohio, Rt. 3. Call olh• cloeumente. ckle. The signing gave the 1 W-M the~ 'wJn .1 .111. 11 II>--" ::::.._-~·'4-""J~:IfeJIIr- H. JL KerJ'o ~A:-o.-, ~. _....... alter 4 o'clock, 116'1-35«1. ..,... P""'""J Bron""' silt ol their top 10 draft Atte,.,a t.r-; PlllftftH · .. 1... •• . -~-- ' ~~~ ' . ' . --m "• ' Di: 't'M K,. IUCblrdL t I tiC cholCOio 1 u !Oip w II. lito . . . . . . &a. ... -.... ' . ' ·~.~;· : ' ' . • o-.:, =.., ' Ia LONGFELLOW One letter simply alands for another. 1a thll I&Dlple A ta UAecl for" the three L'a, X for the t.*'o O'a,. etc. Single J.elten11 a 11 • troph1•, the length and form"u.a ot the wordl are ~t.t. E&ch d&7 the code letten~ are d.JU-L a1i A Ceypt<>anm qGotolloo HCQJ JEXCOV CQ 0 W 1 I DEW B JZOGZVXP YW YW Y W AS 'ICXJ KNOW, MRS . 1<008, T14E A.CC.URAC'r' OF' YOUR MEMORY WILl MEAN l'l-lE HCQFlEWV ,.' SUCCESS OR FAILURE H C Q S W Q D.- OF NZVZPFZSZ VMi;erda.y'w tJrnttoquotet AMONG MEN, REJECT NONE; AMONG THINGS, RE.IECT NOTmNG.-LAO·'fSJi:. 4C 1960,. K1nl: 7eo.lllrfll!l SyDd~t•. ~.) "Oh, l can't ••1. I think thlo new oteady of yours h!UI EVUYTHINO, Janiol But at tho raw be'a coiRI: It won't be .lortll". MONDAY TBRU FRlDAll 6:45 Sign On 7;00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7;08 Musical Clock 4·30Eiectrlc Co. News 7:30 News Headlines UO .Jim Meea Show 7;32 Musical Clock 5;30 Sign ou 7:45 Word and Testimony SATURDAY 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8;05 World Newa 6;00 Sign On - News 1: 10 Sports Today 6;05 Country Music 8:1~ Weather 8:25 Countcy Jamboree 8; 16 Mu•lcal ClO"k 7:00 News 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 8:115 Com.nunlty New• 8;00 Talk oJ tho Town 11:00 Top Ten Show 8:65 Mason CouniJ New1 12;00 Noon Newa 10;00 Public &jrvl~ 12:15 Muclal Interlude 10:16 l"llll)IIJ .Woroblp Hour 12;30 The Rev. Merlin Teeta 10:30 Lati!Sr.rtng 1;00 Jlm Meea Show 11:00 Newa Boat 5;30 Sign 011 -· U:08 Mmlq Melodlea SUNDAY except Friday, Chureb 7:30 Sign On • Arm,y Hour Bells Rln8 8:00 t'rench City BapUsl 11:45 World New1 8;30 Sunday Show 11:55 Mason County Nowa 1:30 The Bible Speakes to You 12:00 Community News 10:110 1be Good Wle 13:0!1 Local News 10:15 Sunday Show U: 10 Markell 12:00 Nooo Nawo 13; II Wealber 12;1$ Cbrillian'a Hour 12:~ BulloUn Board 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 13:25 Newa 0 Gram• 1:00 Sunday Showcase 1.1:30 Coun!J Apllt 1:30 Rev. Silu Billups 'I: 45 CounlrJ Go Roond 3:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 1:115 New1 Beat 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe 'l'horno 1:00 Country Go Round 5:20 Country Hymnihn\ll'l ~115 NtWI But 4:30 Baptist Laymlll'a Hour J:oo Midway M•~nee 1:30 Siga 011 1:56 New• Baat ~~~~~~==-= I WMPO Radio MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 6;00 Slga Oo - Newo 6:05 Scared Heart 6;20 114efgo County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 6;30 ·Bill Miller Slo ,, 6:57 Weather 7:011 Newa 7. 05 Tiny's Morning Chapel 7:20 ·BIO Miller Show 7;30 Sports 7:3~ Plcksn1 Hardware (TUes.• Thura·) 7:50 News 8:00 BIU Miller Show 8;30 n.Jly I.Jibl 8;45 Bill Miller how 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed. • Fri.) 9;00 Newa 9:01 Calleo Wltb Janet 10; 110 BUl MUlm Brunch Show lt:OO Mlnisterlal Association II; II M18011 County Agrl FnL (Tues.) 11:16 fl'amlly Worship <Tbura. 11;]1 A.S.C. Profll'am (Fri.) IU18 Swap Sbop 11:41 .1'1Df'l Country Hymntlmo 12:011 Ctmont Block Nowa 12:JJ Goo11kr Gueot Star 12:311 LlrrJ AnderloD Show 3:00 Jlm l\1eoo Show TEiiY WJEH RADIO 4;00 Dlsclng with Doss 4;30 Interchange 5:00 Community News 5:05 World News 5; 13 Sports Today 5::>" Weather 1:30 Dinner Musicale 6:41 Sigu Off SATURDAY 1:45 Siga On 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musieal Clock 7:30 Newo Headlinet 7:32 Mu!lcal Clock 7:45 Word and TuUmon) 1:00 Ohio Valley Newo 1:05 World Newo, 8: 10 Spurto Today 1: 15 Weather 8; 18 Pl Pleasant H.S. Football 10;30 Song 8r Story Hour 10:4!1 Fomliy Worship Rour 11:00 Naws, Army Hour 11:30 Public Semce 12:00 Nawo Roundup 12 :~ Bulletto Board 12:25 News 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1: 16 Ohio Stile fl'oothaD 4:00 Dbclna with Doso t:SO Top Ton Revue 1:00 Newa Ro.mdup l:lll PubUo Service 1:30 Dinner MuaJcalo 1:45 Siga 011 lv GIOIIGI WONDER LIT'I'L E ORO:OHAIN AN Nil WEL'L.,I MUGT IA.C\1JT I'M ~URPRISED! VOUVE DONE A REALLY GOOD ..SO~ Oti THIS FLOO~ f "{(;:S, INDEED! WrrH ~ 'THI J."\..ORS IN If-tiS PLACE I GlUEBI I CAN PROM~E VOU A S\EAOY JOB! �, ' I ~ . . tiiven at Church of ChriSt Meetmg ,Now offiCers wero •l•ded , er. Tom Kelly ; librarian. Fran- Around And Abo t M'ddl U rt i • Tb f P. T. A. Objectives are eme o Middleport Program by Mrs. Lohse Parents ore p ty IJ t or '-,os s On Saturday "Objectives of lhe P .T.A.," w. McComas. The flag pledge was the topic presented by Mrs. was led hy Michael Mullen. Harold Lohse, Southeast Dis. . I trict Director of Ohio p T.A., The Kuxlergarten class ta~ht epo . uen "'~~ ~ THF:R hrly eloldy _,, 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 19, 1985 guuts ol Mr. aod Mra. Geora• Mainly About peop/e In p ..... aeartaa .... IL<Jgan of Hemlock Grove. R land J'lsher student 0 . ' lll&ld, It Col . - Mountam State Business aid reports ga·en al the an- ces Roush ; Primary Superm- I I l~ge, spent the weekend With !!+I congregahonal meetmg of l !Pndenl . Mrs . William Bradford, Mr and ~ " John Kraw-lat the January meeting of the by Mrs. Guy Reynolds was AIhiS P?renls, Mr 8~ Mrs. Ma... till Middleport Church of Christ assistant, Mrs. Georg1a Weh- 1 Mrs Nina Bland and Mrs. sezyn enter! <1:·00 w1th a pa~~ Middle Parent and Teach~ warded the attendance bam~r . I on F1sher and farruly . He waa &play evenmg at the church. ' rung and Cradle Roll, Mrs. C E. Childers have returned ty Saturday afternoon. at therr lers A=:iatlon Monday even- Rev. M. E. Dowson was appomt- Mr. and Mrs La~r~ Ebers- al"Compamed. back by Mr. ·~ Mr. Wendell Gerlach was m Lionel Boggs. . to thelr horne In Akron af~er home m honor of the1r daugh-lin in the high school auditor· ed to represent the locaJ P. T.~. bach of Portland vlSlted Sun- 1Mrs. Fisher and daughter, Bar eJiarge of tlw reports and eler- A soc1al hour and ~ellowship spendmg several days w1th ter Martha Jo, who celebrated Ju~. Iat the meeting in Athens m day_afternoon wl~ Mn. Jay I bera, who spent _the evening In of offtre rs !time was held fo\lowmg the Mrs Guy Reyn?lds an~ her her ftfth btrthday anmversary. Mrs. Lohse pointed out the February concerning .the PEP Warner and family. Belpre w1th their son and · meetmg m the church dmmg mother, Mrs. Mmerva Childers. A Bozo the clown theme wa.s \i portance of parents knowtng educational bill. He will accomRo G aha f Akron who daughter-1~-law, Mr. and Mr:a. 1 Report's for t!~~d~ast Sc~=~ room with m001bers of the Loy- Russell McElhinny has been ca rt ted out ~~ the favors ~nd l t~e teachers of a school and pany Mr. McComas, a~d will was :uedr ~ ~y the death William F1sher and son. were gt\en b~ S ) . nd or- Ia! Pals class tn ~barge An ar- returned to his home from Vet- decoratiOn~ c.ames were play- to be famlhar with the currJc~ report on the meetmg m Feb- of Mrs. WiJJoughby Hill, was an Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Daw~ elasses. dep.arlments a range.ment of whtte mums cenM H . h f"d and refreshments of cake 1I ulum She demonstrated phas~ mary. might ouest of Mr and of New Haven w Va . visited 1anizatwns Thf> average atten· tered the refreshment table. erans emona1 08 P11a 1 w _ere and tee cream were served · . nd ove a-. · ' · 'th M and dance at Sund<h' School dunng Servi at the unch bowl, he has ~n a medical pattenl I the uests after the honoree es of p T.A. projects a sims The unit voted to ta~e on Mrs. E. J Hill. . S~day afternoo~ WI r .. 0 the 2-18 The financial 1 r18 / for several day s g ft ., 1 d 1wtth the aad of charts. ~e al~ the calendar project as m the Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kmg or ~ns Oms Harns, Mmersv11le. year was and the Rev coffee and tea st ver servl~es Don Erwm of Columbus had openf'd her gi s. I ~'' ec- : so urged local P.T.A. units to ast A discussion was held on Shade were Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Milton Roush ~7d w~~r:~v~a ve the mtnis~ were JIMIId~edAlt~:w~:be.sonNma spent the weekend with h1~ orat~ ~~:: wa~~~~~t~ . Hap- support certain issues pertinent .possibJlity of a scholarship guests _of Mr. and Mrs. Her~ and family and Frank Porter terial report Kusse an parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester PYAtt~~Jin y, were Teresa Mtt- 1to school fafaars . . plan for students of Middleport. bert Daxon and f~llr. Jr, of Syracuse sptmt Sunday 1 She restated the maxam that A social hour followed in the I .1 d m<iuded Erwm. g Joseph Raub is v1s1tmg ln afternoon w1th Mr. and Mr1. Tho 1 . 0 P.mse 1 d t' se t et t> •' l'hel! Deanne Maney th · nsid 'th h' F'sh d family Church Elders Horace AbM1ss Carol Scott, a student i B t d V f'kte Man le uca Jon IS e pr101e co - cafeteria with Mrs. Robert Carol City, Florida, WI 1s Mason 1 er an . Bow~n Walter TS . TOWn I I at Holzer School of Nursing Haw ey, rJenh •n ML h· erat1on of the P .T.A units. A Craig serving as hospitality daughter. Miss Sue Jean Raub. Jeffrey Warner, son of Mrt. T b tt 1 o , om . d ley Karen o nson • ars a an t' nd pe lod con . ht Lo W fned to hi!~• Bunce H.avmond Cole Wendell ' tn Gallipolis, was the weeken ·k H w· !burn ques ton a answer r - chctirman. Cookies .«nd coffee Mr. and Mrs. Dwtg gan Jay arnl:r, Is con I 1 11 Gerla~h Kennrth :'ll~Elhinny, fO 1guest of her parents. Mr. and ~~~tl; o\:h%;· D~vid ~'ilcox' eluded her .program. were provided by fiftb grade and son, Skip, and Mrs. F:or· home with bronch1al pneumooFiomer Ritt>. Wtlbur Theollald, Mrs Paul Scott. 'M ' Ed . rdfl and chtl~ The mee.tmg was conduc~d room mothers. ence Holley were recent dinner Ia. Milton Houdashell .Vichkie Dent ar: ~nn: ~)a~ dr~~ M~~? andw~)anny , Mrs. I by ~~~tWI~~a~h!"g!~~nceVI~~ . Deacons - Cash Bahr, Wtl- ~ VIS ave return mer· lohn Russell Mrs Nell De- prest : . . I lerd Boyer Ira Butrher, Chest- ' TIIe Galha County eight et garten classes at t~e M1ddle- ~ee~e and Martha's rarrnly , Ithe prestde~t. Wtlha~ Ingles. 1 er Erwm Wdltam Crutser, Ar- forty Salon mel at the home or port school after bemg absf'nt John David and Mary Kraw- iThe t~vocat!On was g1ven by thur Hes~, Jr . Homer .Jones, Mrs William Brown. re~enll_y. 1 ~or the past two weeks due to I sczyJ~ . - ~permtendenl of school~. Marvin Kellv Tom Kelly, Her· 1The meeting opened m ntuahs· I IIIness. ri1an Kincaid .' Robert MrElhm- ' tic form by th• Chapeau Mrs. Mrs. Asa Jordan and Mrs. ny, George Meinhart, Dt>~- Orville Well. !H?race McEihm~y were subIS DINNER GUEST ver Rice , Kenneth Scitt>::>. Wtl- Six. members answered roll shtut~ teachers m the Pome- Mrs. Homer Showers wa!li OUfh rOUp Urun Slater, Dan White, L. R. ~all. Thank you cards were roy Schools last week. guest of honor at a dinner SunWiley, Franklin Triplet! . Nor-' read from the depart~en~al l Mr. and Mrs. Harold c:or~e day at the" home of Mr. and eefS Un man Yeauger, 0 . E. MPKinley chapeau and La Secreta1re t~r and son .. Brian, or Galhpoi_Is, Mrs. John J< nck, Rock S~rmgs The Youth Fellowship of the : and Rohrrt Heibel. tht>ir gifts received on the1r 1are spendmg several days wtth Road. Following the dmner, Enterprise EUB church met F. E. Hover wa.'l eleett"d as visit to the Salon. · her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. I prepared and taken to the Sunday evening in the church Deacon er{1eritus_ A discussion was held o~ W. McComas. Frick home by Mr. and Mrs. : social room with Bonnie Smith . Elected chureh treas~rer was plans for the ten~h - year anm- 1 Mr. Rnd Mrs. E. ~ · Burto~ i ,.~ _ ~ ·- ~mos. an af_ternoon of 1 presiding. _ . I Wilbur Theoba ld : rhotr dJrt-t·- versary. Mrs. W1lham Brown , ~pent the weekend In Colum Iremmtsctng was enJoyed b~ 1 Group smgJ~ of hymns ~ptor Mrs. Arthur Skinner; or- gave a report on the depart - : t)us where they were guests ?f Mrs. Show~rs, Mr. and ~rs. 1 ened the meeting, followed w1th ga~ist. Mrs. ChestPr Erwin, mental Powvoir in Columbus t~eir son, Mr. an~ Mrs. .WII· \ Amos and Mr. and Mrs. Fnck . prayer by M:s- Thoma~ Bentz. assistant, Carol Scott; Sunday Dt>f'f'tnber 13 at the Deshler • l!am Burto~ . The} went ~sp~-~ I A short busmess sess1on was • School Superinltndent. KC'nneth 1Cole hotel. Nat.ion~l ~warded Ially to vls1t Mr. Burton 8 sts- 1 BOARD TO MEET held and Mike Bentz re~d the McElhinny, assistant, Tom : Ohio fourth piace 1~ clnld wrl - 1 ter: Mrs. Ell~ M~ck, who is _.8 The Official Boar~ of Heath 1minutes of the last meehng. Bowen· secretary, 0 . E. Me- fare . Nationa spectal projects I pahent at R1Vers1de Methodist Methodist Church will meet on During the program hour, • • X Klnley;. Sunday School pianists, ror the year is a Nitrogen An· Hospital where she is recover- · sunday evening following a Jenny Evans led in a discusJoy Boggs. Christine Bahr and alyzer in the lrtatment. for Cy~ ing from a broken hip. . I meeting of the Finance C_om· sion on the book, ,:'The Rock~ Betsy Cunningham; song lead- stic F;brosis at the .Ie~1sh Hos- Mr and Mrs .. Owen F.mk 1 mission and Pastoral RelatiOnS : el Called Freedom. 'Ilte ?1~­ ~~...;,;;;;..~i====:--1 1 pite~l in Denver. The Solon will and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fmk 1Commission at the church All · ing closed with the benedtchon 1 Hssisl The American Legwn were in Columbus . Thursday board members e~re urged to in unison. , DRAPERY DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR Child Welfm foundation. for whero Mr. Herb~rtFmk consult- be present. I Attending were Mike, Mar- I Pomeroy, Ohio . t.he rr-search in Tuberculo~1s . ed an eye spec.Jahst. _ jorie, Junior and Susie Bentz, I 1 - - - - ------~·-The summer Marche w11l be Mrs. Owen Fmk .and sons. I Spain buill El Morro Castle Judy, Bonnie and Marie Smith, LAST TIME TONIGHT held in Cleveland July 18 • 19. Bill and Danny, Mtss. ~abel at San Juan. Puerto Rico, in Jtnny Evans, Jane Ann John·~~~~ ~~~~~~ The Obligation was re~a~ed by IHysell and Mr~ ~ger Fmk ~f i t539, thus commanding the son, Dick Folmer. Sharon Dill, , DETECTIVES" the members after w IC re- New Haven, . a., were n I strategic gateway to lhe Span- Skip Logan and advisors, Mrs. I (Tcchnicolon rre~hments were served by the Columbus wher~ they met P~c. ish Main. 1Bentz and Mrs. Don Hunnel. Bryan Russell, 10 yr. old boy ho~tesses . Mrs. William BrO\m, IRoger Dean Fmk, who arnv- I --~ as Emil; 3 detectives: Walter and Mrs _ Gino Marchi. 1' he ed by plane from California. " -..~ Slezak, Hein Schub~rt, Peter hostesses for February will be . Pfc. Fink has completed a one Ehrbch, played strictly for F 1 Mrs. Dorthy Hecker and Mrs. year tour of duty in Korea. ~ laughs. ' Ellen Deweese. lowing a 30-d<iy leave here With Disney Colorcartoons: I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ow~ ·s HosteSS 40 et 8 Salon 1 I vOl XVI NO. 236 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Enterprise EUB G Y M S d ay 1 CARPET SAMPLES 27 x 54 INCHES 18 271NCHES 1 1 TRE MEIGS THEA our own. "Even now, a rocket moves toward Mars. It reminds us that the world not be the same for our children, or even for ourselves in a short span of years. The next man to stand here will look out on a scene different from our own." "Ours is a time of change onrapid and rantastlc change - · change will rest on the multiplying the_nations- plac- 1 changed character ot _our ~ TAG DEADLINE - Keeping the family pet and worllo ing in uncertain hands new 1 pie - and on therr faith. They ing_ dogs liks Buster ana Bob running fr~. 2,620 Me1p weapons for mastery and c1e- came here - the e<lle and tht r_es1dents had obtamed dog tags before the 4 p.m. lleadstruction - shaking old value~ , straD&er, brave and frightened lme Tuesday at the ofhce. of County A~~ltor Gordo: and uprooting old ways. 1 _ to find a place where a man Caldwell. Several assorted hcense - less Old Sbepl In blo iiiiiiiW'Bi addre11, could be his own man. They l a!rea~y_occup)'_eells, _gue>ts at the dog pound. Jobn!HJJI foreea•t that ''before made a covttnant with this land. , will I -- - - r I i ~!~~=~::~_::~;; Con~~o~t~~:s~ep::;u;n, in : I Family Homeless 1 I 1 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy . 1 Luxurious new look .luxurious new room Luxurious new ridp •n Fink and faml\y and his wife. Mrs. Fink of New Haven, W. va., he will be stationed at Ft. Knox , Ky. Mrs. WilHam Woodard (Sus- , ie Allensworth), senior student nurse at Holzer, spent the weekend with relatives in 'Mid- I dleport and Pomeroy. I Mrs. Jay Warner entertain~ FRIDAY ond SATURDAY erl with a dinner Saturday eveJ11nu.ry 22-23 ! nir1g at her home, Legion Ter"FBI CODE 98" Jack Kelly, Ray Danton, Phi- race, honoring her ~on, Stev~ en, on his tenth birthday. -Up Carey, Andrew Duggan. ~~cONQUEST OF SPACE" A decorated birthday cake, Mickey Shaughnessy, Phil th• gift of his aunt, Miss Lydia Foster. Waller Brooke. GRANDCIULD BORN I SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Ebersbach, was served with January 24·25·26 tile dinner to Miss Ebersbach Mr. and Mra. Homer Jones "SEND ME NO FLOWERS" of Pomeroy, Larry Ebersbach have received word of the birth (Technlcolor) Rock Hudson, Doris Day. of Portland, Mrs. Warner and of a great grandchild in Mar· ' Tony RandalL Hal Mareh. Linda, Larry, Steven and Je[· ion. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colorcartoan• Rodney LucaS of Marion, are ii:i:i:i:~~::i:iii~~==:;~~=--=====---11 announcing the birth of their first child, a daughter, born Thursday, January 7, at the Marion Hoepltal. The baby has been named Julia Renee. Grandparents are Mr . ~nd Mrs. Harley Raines of Mar10n · and Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Lu: cas of Coledonla. Great grand· · pr.'Slts are Mr. and Mrs. Her· I bert Lucas of caledonia. Gre.lt ; grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. i bert Lucas of caledonia and Mr. and Mn. Homer Jones. I Middleport. Mrs. Lena McElhinny of Middleport is the great great grandmother- ( tli$cover the difference) :i;.... Clearance SALE ~ \.. ~~ at [ f ~ ,' ~ ( tt ' 1" " ' B HARRY FERGUSO :::•..:~. wJ'II be'7,"..: an ••· ~obun;rr lllllh. th • I LONDON ,;,.. ,_ ,,......,:: (UPI>-Sir Winston IjThere e ~~ I 1 ·: " ' " -"'""""'> " ·~ """" • ru,~ ~ • :;' ~~~ ~I :"':::.-~..: J... '"a ""• ~•"'~,.. · ="'" -- '"'"Si..:" ""'·-• art-1 ~- expressed In_ his , new unity of purpose.' eoln Rt I hid, collap.sed upon their arrival. ' the fire . ' • •-"· . "F tb 11m ..... ' ~· r1-'d tht hou 1 Mlddl ~ ~":F!MJ'..... ~ C~ur~till;sxthfighd I roodr life went · to~~row (-Wednelday) morpo:11 nd It Is .possible' f&~ him to I ••bit: •' ,..:,.~ ~~g daftlagt 'to '. . llibf fltlnt fend. l own"J1~" :;; Gail ~:; er ~rue:'"• ~-r'• ~ ~ mo J s ~ ay t ay. British ' fnl.n , , , .. : cariy on he t th ! rU er -nd bumper Ylhen ,Jl ran l& . . I ' , . ~-· ~ 11 ~ -lf P~sicians, usually retk'ent One of lhe doctors who hBI ' pie wnuld~av~ s~!'u~he~t" = I ::: :!rr!t_-~ =•,::: to a ' dlldl to lrio1d hitlnJ ~i• ,!~ ~ Mr I ~ 11t1 IIi* 4 1 ~ !iJ a ut such matters. are specu-- become mterested Jn the medi· is a very .marked d " Eastern Local SehooJ Dlsbict !1. ' 1;~~-~ ~ f , , lating. that ~me ~rt ol mfldi- , cal aspects uf Churchill's strong I we know, he- is a c~:~=~k~b;-: ed, ~ot wltbout differeace bus driven by Larry Arthur ! Eakina_WAI_ at__ho~ _when the complete)J 411tnf!d_ WASIDNGTON - TilE UN· ral history IS hemg made In fight to live Is Dr. Harley Wil· l man. He i• an exeeptlon in this' oplu ~ b=~ldwltbOU:vl tbo Ritchio, 22. Rt.l. Minersville.! A spokHman lilt lted States sought a "full ex- ~~ htt!e d•ad-end str..t where Iiams, dlrect<>r of the Ch..t and as in everything else. I would ' w~b l<lr lbe ..~.~or";;: , The vehicles mtt on • curve ::n~t:' Ideo • planRtion" fr-om Russia today rtt~m s. 911-year-old hero is H~.art Assoclatic1n. I not think that the ultimate I eralioal.' ! on Owl Holl Road, west of o' dam e bll 9 , '·, 1 on 1 Soviet nuclear test which defy.mg ltm~. and all the odds __!_ t - ~em~o me," he sald, i forecast (deuthl Is alt~red. j Johnson said: ]Route 7, at 4 : ~ 5 P· m. wa:'r_.....-:.,. ~ has sent traces ol radtoacttvtty agamst SUr\oiVal. , - --- • ---·-- - ,, . I A passtnger m the car, Carol, '"'t'YL.... over the nort.hern Pacific. i Nobody gives Churchill a ~nde~ thiS covena~t - of Sue Nutter. 21, claimed a back . surance Oil the bouse, but tbl Secretary ot Stale Dean Rusk ' chance to recover Arrange~~~~ce~:~· :~~~~~ ~r:~ injury. No charges were filed. i ~":~~~~ II summoned Soviet Ambassador monts_ already are bemg mad• ' I nd . hi And I The Sh•riff's deparunent also ! .e An.atoly F Oobrynm to the fOI has funeral In accordance I perous, grea a mig y. investigated a two-car crash contents. Sale Tue!!day to : with h• dr•w up years 011 the Baile) Run road at 5 A banquet like no other seen ' gy ~~~k about the Soviet blast ago. rltons know the dread I f God that t p. m. Monday which involved in this area is scheduled Thurs- · fW te • a. whtch occurred Jan 15 lAo the blow will fall some-lime and are Twenty thousand dollar-s has been allocated for im- r~~ d our grea ness Iautos driven bv Howard Curtis dav at 7· 30 p m at Eastern ' . u 114-, •Dd llll:tr'1J tbne S•mipal!lnsky area .of east- braced against II. . , Provements during 1965 by The Citizens Telephone Co., I WJ'W:n h:~. been allowed b I Stewart, 37, Pom•roy, Rt. 3. .~thletic Boo•ier;. miles from <lltlbln. ern Russia. The nuclear test The law of averagE>.;: dtdates I which serves more than J ,600 subscribers through ex·, Him to seek t "th thY 1and Roberta Kay DiUon, 21, Rt. 1 The men of the Boollters wm bdn treaty :;~ignPd tn August, that a 90-year-old man who suf- c~anges at Coolville, Chester, Little Hocking and Reeds- I sweat of ourgr:n::ss :d th: 2, Pomeroy, The mishap occur- ' prepare • dinnfr in lpprecia- 1 D ~ 1963 by Russia and the Unit- fers a stroke has an •xtremely VIlle. . red when the car driven by Oil· i tion for work by th• lady mom- 1 · · short life expecta cy y 1 th --- ___ strength ol our spll'lt. ! lh th · · ed Slates. and liJ\er by more . . · n · e . e MiscellaneoU!' construction I - --- "Our destin in the, midst ol lon attempted to pu e o • bers at t~ Eastern Falr booth 1 J 1 than 100 other nations, forbids :ul~m "ued Wednesda~ mght : planned to fur~J•h quality com- for all companies fs 111.422.500, Y -· - _ . er on an icy section of road. and for the July 4th celebra- 1 fo ..a.U.:nucle:ar Jests In the atmosphere, _.v_ rd _M~an, Chur~htll s phy~ 1 munlrations fn the areas will the fourth straight year in : I No injuries or arrests were , tion. 1 .........aa,~ outer 8pace and underwater' ISJCJan, mdtca~ed. ~E'Jther loss require $10,000, according to ; which ra?ital e~J)@nditW'eS will ! I Ireported. A Booster officer :!laid,. "~e i I --nor ~aln. of VItality · . c J Barnhill general m j exceed SIX milhon dollars. I want tb show oW' R.pprecaallon U~COLUMBUS - TilE REP· "Sir Wms_ton_ has slept through g~r .. For inst~llation or ~:~:: . I I f~r t~. lremrndous job the Ia!muJ liean party •hould hold " naphones lor new customers and I . dieS ha• c done to promote alh· . ' ' ' P. D. -~. ot tiona! convention this summer extensions. , 5_500 has been 1. 7 Year Senlenees l";IJcJ ~- E••tern Local School 1 to reorganize the P"l'ty strucestimated. · Ordered bv Judge Nora Ann Gosney Gilkey, 86, dJstr,ct I Pabi ·.Pail ·.._iJIII. ture so It could pro,.nt th• Indeterminate. sentences in died Tuesday at Holzer HospllThe Boosters •mphasl7.ell I od . CloJ!IIa • GOP position on key issuO> •s here~lledolfice equipment will the Ohio State . Penitentiary al following an illn•" or sever- WASHINGTON (UP!\ - An ' that ,u interested uenons, and lllrt th~y arlse. I ms a at a cost of $2.000 1were ordered Tuesday for two : al week.!!. Bom in Syracu~. :!lhe all-American procession ot I all J\rospecth-e neW membcn, vaclnclM iD fa.. That proposal was put forI :~ mo;e than $2,SOO Is in the Athens county men convJcted of was the daughter of the late I cowboys lodians high school I are invited. lnde<'d urred. 10 trot. ' ' \.' ward by former Rep. Robert I .u J!Ot or construdJOn or addi- ,cattle rustling. Will and Mary Garey. Her ' bands. pretty glris, paratroop· attend the appreciation ban- ,;:e tlloi!e wh Talt Jr. in an interview ruestaonal cable plant throughout : Meigs county Common Pleas ! husband, Edward, died in l959. · ers and politicians escorted <!Uet. It Js expectP.d M berome , : day with United Pross lnterna- i A tradtlonal Liucoln Oov o!ln the systtm. \Judge John C. Bacon sentenced ! Surviving are four aons. llon- ' Lyndon B. Johnson down the an •~nnal affair. . , . ·: r" ·n a an. tJfonal "Wt cannot afford to · ner featuring chicken and : The Mid • Continent System IMarvin L. Tom. 37. of Albany, ald G<tsney of Middleport; Pearl glory road from the Capitol Tl,e l!oosters '"li: also <O!Itmlenl Ill lht wait to define our position ev- othE"r fl)rlds is plannlld by a which includes Coolville, az-ew Rt. 3, and Harold Hamrick, 34, Gosney of Buchtel, WiHiam Gos- to the White House today af. · ut c!:sf'.US!Iion of P1111111 to build·! ery fourth year when national committee of Middftport Sen- Ito more than 132,000 atation 5,of Albany. to 1 ~ 7 year terms. ney or Zanesville and Harry I ter he took his oath as Presi- nP":_ blt.achers It the foo~baill . conventions are held,'• said ior mothers Thf' dmner, open tast year witll the afffliatl!ln The pair was charged with IGosney of NelsonvlUe; two dent. l'taaum~. oatdtrt 1 T<1ll. whu was deleat~d in No- to the public, will be Thursda'' three more comp8nles inchld- grand larceny m the theft of daughters, Mrs. Ruth Short ot 1 There wert S2 bands· and vember In hi• bid for a U. S. evening, Feb 11. In the high l[ lng the Eastern Rowan 'fele- a cow from the farm or Alvin Murray City, and Mrs. James , 15,000 marchers - a short Molber~' M h . . !!Ut se?at• seat. . school cafeteria. phone Co. at Granite QuiiiTY. Dye, Carpenter. Hamrick and Jonea of Eustus. Fla. 1 brolh- inaugural parade by pa<t · . are. .. fig~ , · 'We_ must have a recogmzed N. c., the Kittenning Telephol"l Tom allegedly took lhe cow er,llonald Garey, ot Middleport, I standards, but still !on& ! On Tlaunday N1Jht The1 lilt committee representing all i The committee plans lo have Co .. serving Armstrong "'!!lntv into Athens county in a pickup I three grandchildren, and six •noup to need three hours ' '111e annual 'Mothero M""'h' l scboa DUt p•rts of the party to develop i carry_-out servtce for !hose jln Pennsylvania, and the .Pier truck aod let It out there aiiA!r 1great jp'8ndchlldr011. I to pa!! down historic Pen- 1for the Polio Foundation Fund r lllt!d to thr issues and to defme the Re- bnngmg contaJ_ne~· and order~! r point ·relephone Co. In Aahta- leaming they Wl!fe beinl lo~ I Funeral servlees will be at I sylvanlo Avenu•. drive will be conducted Thun ::...Sorpei!l publica~ stand and _present our from shut • 109 '"11 be d<ollwr- bula Counly. The total budiet lowed. · 2 p. m. '111ursday at the RawMltitary hardware was con- day evening, Jouary 28 from , alternatives to the Jssues raiS- ed. Members of the """lor - - - ---·llr.gs - Coata Funeral Home I1 spi<uoua by Ita abaenct. In- i 6 to t p.m. in tht residential led by the opposing party." cla:'" will be In ehargc of the : Harry P. Smith to LOCAL TEMPS wlth Rev. Donald Hicks olflcl- stead of missiles, tanks and 1 district• ot Middleport lllld ied lor Tan has said thai GOP pres- , dlmng room and Will sell ad· The ttmperature in Pomeroy'a alillfl. Burial will be In lbe I guns, lhe P'J'ade 101turect Pomeroy. , 'lthu ldentlal candidate Barry Gold- i':ce ht:~kett ~~ ';'r ag;tt , Win 50.year Pin j business district at tl:20 1. m. Gravel Hill Cemelery 1t Che- , floata clepietiq lhe peaceful Volllllleor worken from Ohio · 1IY water's failure. to take a posl· ' a nts c 1 r~n u r 1 · ly i ' today was S8 de&rees, under shirt. Frionda may caD at lhe 'j aecotnpllllhmento and Ideals Eti Phi Chapter of Beta Siltloo, or stale hiS position _clear- ce . I Pomeroy Lodp No. 184 Free cloudy •kl... funeral boliMJ any time. ot 'The Great Society.. I ma Pbl Sorortt, will particl- r ly, was a primary factor m the The dinner will be served and Accepted Masons will , pate In the Mareh 01 in t h ' lttoa party's defeat In the Novem.. from 5 to 7 p.m: with dessert a special meellng at 7:30 past. Collectlolle an to be bl.,. ~ her election. to be extra. Tile COMI!IIttee al- . m. Thur8day to present Rlght , od In to the hoaclquarters at •• so madt piIIIII to have a colorBrother Harry P.' Pomeroy CUy ball by the iXlLVMBUS - I1IE OlfiO ed chlel:en sale for Easter. Smith, past disll'lct deputy I WASHINGTON JUP!)-EYa,.,lore Johnson went to lhe lhe national lead.-. m1 par- era at lhe close ollho -1n1. EdJf.atlon Aasoclallon'o 10EAJ Hnmemade candy will be ·110141 IJ'and master o1 lhe 12th Ma- 1gelist Billy Graham today Ul'J·I'tol to be sworn In for • at lhe Chief Execupresldenl today accused . state three . dl7l a INI!k ' during the sonic District, and past master ·ed Presldent Johnsou In "ap- term a• I'Mklent. live, said that If Johi!- the •lf!OftLD \·"j • q~.~~r 18 man efln 1 eart and,;h11 whole ttreulation · 0 c·ltlzens . 'Telimprovernents w·II c $20 000 . 5 I ost ' 10 196 ~ans a::•· •1 = I ) i At EaS tern Iw~b:t:e kep~a:': !~~ise I I Lincoln Day Dinner Plans d omp efe c ) Has - I F y I or .oung All-American Procession is Johqson Escort ..,.c.- 'I j '65 OXFORDS and LOAFERS oil 1 I $1 91 ONE COUPON- ONE PAIR -~·~---··· ··· ...... --·-~- -~~ POMEROY ' W. MAIN $T~Er Sen. 'Ross Pepple, R and memhera of lhe state · mmlstration of ustna ~ctlco' to hld.e 'l:rlol• lacln& .t noon hour at . lll!hllol. P~lllfl illf ' Diglll w""' .Mn.. MrS. Charles Bruet Lloyd, _ ~;·~=~~~~;~:~ Jlunce, i · ' Mrs. stu.,. lim. ~;..~:~~=~~~· , · llid . ,!e,p Graham Asks presJ'dent to be prayerfuJ · o1 Potnero!' I..odie, wllh a 10 , proach the problems of the next I The pre-lnaucuratloa year lapel button. . Ilour yean In 1 spirit of prayer arranged at ~~·· Most Wor8hlplul Bl'!llber Ed- I humble dependence quest. It wu attended by L. ott, Gralllf Mullr, Grud ; invited ~~~. Free i Accepr.~ 1!\a· l Graham, a close personal Presldent-olect lfu~ . Ohio, .will ·•~ lhe llt!lrl!lfllllepl• ~,~,.,~1M- of the President, counsel at a c::: u·1ghway £a I I u:,: ~!:':.~--='*~:,.-:;; i Mrs. G'}key n·Ies Tuesday :ti !:".::'*': "wtJi•iiAI Boosters Plan I nusua Event l it u I BOY'S and LITTLE BOYS MIDDLEPORT, 0 . ;tl ChnrchI•II won t u t I - . CLASS TO MEI!T The Syracuse. Third Wednes' day Homemakers Club Will meet Wednesday January 20. al 10 a. m. In the town hall. Th~ •ubject will he "Good Buying with Mrs. Paul Sellers as lead· er. Roll call will be "A r1ew Food You Have Used." Textile paints and supplies will be available for purcbs.se. Potluck lunch will be served at noon with each member bringing ta· ble service. Hostesses are Syl· via ZwUling and Pauline Morar• ity. THE SHOE ·a ox t"'"~"""·'~--,....... ""' "" -~..,I .. i n Tuesday Fire , who seek to reopen old wounds ' d used Ten members of the James Eakins family, Cbesblre d k"ndl ld b eds ,, J hn M1nor amages were ca . _, an re J • o atr , o • . 1 . h ·ru sda afternoon were lett homeless Tuesday after I fue of lllldetellii,ID· son declared. " They atand in m mJs ap . e Y . ed orlgin gutted their home on Stingy Creek Rd. the way or I aetking nation.' when. motorist drtvln:.; The Middleport Fire Department and U.llla County 1 1 The 56-year-old Chief Execu- rura! r~:l~id: ~ 1 school : Deputy Sheriff Ivan Fife were_ealled to the seeDe 1111& the Itlve summoned hiS countrymen ~vot ' nouse was gone when tht} amved . to 'jom reason to faith and ac- : 1 Co t Sh Iff' De Middleport firemen were sum- ~-'-----'----lion to exper10nce to transform • g• . un Y er 5 P. . moned at 10:50 a. m. The two- lire otarted, hut bid to trt,.el 1 I REG. $3.99 VALUE WITH THIS COUPON _ __ Driver Takes I T0 o·tI Ch' AvoidS BUS his prepared ! 1peech that Americans "mus.t LIBRARIANS - N•ncy Hawk and Vicki Carr, seventh grade pupils at Tuppers Plains elementar !eh I work now to provide the know]served as librarians for the bookmobile stop at their school. Tuppers Plai'ns Tuesday was !he see e f Yth foo i ' edge and lht surroundlnga 1 ;top of the bookmobile operation i!' Meigs county.. Book s will be taken to several schools in the ncouonty ~ ~~:r Iwhich can enlu:a• lhe possibili- , until the bookmobtle bus amves m March. The hbranans are providing Tuppers Plains eighth •raders Y 'th ties or ev•ry. c1tlzen.' ' bOOks.- Sentinel Photo. ¥ • WI "Let us re)ect any among us , I Famous Brands Shoes ... POLL PARROT-RANDCRAFT-HUSH PUPPIES ~;x,nson said 1n De~rlm•nt Continues On All Our CHARM STEP - HEEL HUGGERS fJVE CI!N%S' By Loull Ca•eJJ WASHINGTON (UP!) - Lyndon Baines Johnson was sworn in today as president in his own right with an apo peal to his fellow Americans to fulfill their heritage of " justice ... liberty ... union." He began his address: "On this occasion, the oath I have taken before youand before God-i' not mine alone, but ours together. We are one nation and one people. Our fate and our future rest not upon one citizen but upon all citizena. That is the majesty and the meaning of this moment. "For every generation there is a destiny. For some, history decides. For this generation, the choice must be 1 CONNIE- PARIS FASHION ,.,._ Launches 'Gr~at Society' In First Inaugural Address TERRIFIC VALUES! 1 ........... ~J' ohnson Sworn~in President 1 1 ...... ,, ~~:,r.'! · .. .. ;'1!!!.·,., . . iT*r .. ' 1 1 • 1 L· , Tenth Birth.tlny of .~on is Observed ......................... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1965 Big Shipment and Sale of ... WED. ond THURSDAY January 20-21 NOT OPEN :roo 'NOW" 'l1le ...... ; ,.... fir ~To Til.,,.,.,. 01 Tile ........, .. b . d : 'OW . at y omeroy rhe 8 . ., enttne • bill! colder tolow IJ-11. 'l'llan<lay lair, ......modoratt lempel'lllures' bt••.... 1 M ' ( -·Nevi Officers Elected, Reports are l '·\' cn!mbeH ol the · .n. ..., IDd hill usoclatf1at;:the~~ !~~~~ h[Jiie!l level of ap[ll'llleh lhe itlto in a pray~! lbey would be . · ••a fNiblle8t ollll. : . / f!l ~:'~:: - PonleNJ; ~ A• 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 19, 1965 smith