https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d234e9bffd91cbf9f6423b56c8571926.pdf 0b53d1decba5e1a7c4afa64594d1f4ff PDF Text Text • 8-DaUy Sen!lnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ,_Feb. 3-'- 1965 UPI Briefs ... f Contmued from page 1) Some 100 stnppers m nearly 20 C'lubs m the entertamment district formulate-d plans to start a str1ppt.'rs ' umon after three g1rls wert> ftred b~ a club owner who refused their demands fur h1gher pay 'Gtrls should get at lea"t $56 a week b 'I SIC pav sa1d stripper Barbara V<in UlrPn who works m the Sunset Stnp ' dub of Soho - London s Squ;1re mile 30 Die in New Battle For Capital Carnival Air Turns Sour, Three Die in Knoxville I in the streets of Vientiane as troops of right-wing Gen Phouml Nosavan battled to se1ze the 1 eapital from a new coalition former rebel colonels By noon casualtleo known to have reached at 30 killed and wounded and death toll from mdlacrlmlnate artillery firing was feared to be rismg The U. S Marl•e embaasy barracks was ~II by mortar flrt but no inJuries were 1 tor some of the girls 'Ibe second battle for 5 to 10 - Vten~ p.rrison Gen. Kbam Kong made a Roush's Shoe Store dawn river landing east capital and joined national lice forces loyal to Gen Middleport 1 l-ONDON - light. Fair and not qui.. so Legislative Wheels Rolling VOL XVI NO. 249 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Delmar A Canaday, a former two-11me mayor of Pome· ru~ f1led h1s petition of candidaC'y for the post Wednesday at the Me1gs County Board of ElectiOns. A Democrat, Canaday presented tus petition pnor '.o the deadline for f1hng at 4 p m. He will oppose mcumbent Char· les Legar, a Repubhcan m the November general elect.'Qn Mr. Canaday sa1d today "I am seekmg elect1on as mayor becnuse, bemg a democrat. I feel I can obtam more federal a1d for the v11lage of Pomeroy Canaday served as mayor from 1948-50 and 1952-54 ProJets wh1ch Mr Canaday sa1d Y.ere cnmpleted durmg his terms as mayor mclude rebu1ldmg of the Pomeroy parkmg lot, mstallment or sewers, mJUal mstallatlan · of Pomeroy parking meters and clearmg the debris of the old opera house at East Second-st Mr Canaday has .also been an unsuccessful candidate for con- ~ Vaughan PRIME MINhelt~t1ghf... t progmm for the Bnt1sh ec'lnonl".' He emerged as a fi!;htmlo! - hard wmner from a blltrr ba!l le m the HousE' of ( mnmons Artf'r a sturmv debate thHt REALLY ROMAN- Th1s enrled Wrt ~on s f1rst 100 days sum mer e\emng drf's.s of in ffl ce - called a 'ho ney- claSSIC l1nes IS worn as a 0 , toga, after the anc1ent moon ll\ Uw UPf~)S,IIwn - 8 Rom::m ~owns The dress Conse1 Vll! Jvf' pari\- no ronfl I crt>ated bv Pnnc-ess Gahtzme denct>'" mnt1on v.as defeated of Rome -IS done m pmk and 'fuesdav mght bv <1 17 vote ma- greeu prmted silk. JOfltv The W1 l ~ nn v1ctory came _ _ _ _ __ _ am 1d Jf'ers and shouts after H•P prune m1mster S<l ld he would scrap a $560 m1ll10n BrJI I 1~1"> mr l r t t~rv transpnrt 1urrP1ft prnwet rn favnr of an Amrn c m rn al Thrs would twl out Brrl am 's defense bud~f't he sa1d • J AT TAX TIME For npert guidance 01 fil1ng your 1964 tax return, order your copy of Ray De 1 1 Crane's "Cut Your Own Taxa" GOP Mounts Opposition en tine )W YOU ENOY - .··- lotllon tile .., • II life .,....... • I:: V _c ..,. fe&ll .... eutll " ellllllo ~ • . <'rC ,. ·- "' ~ ::: =: -;: -J ~ -=:: :- .:- .:: ,s::. ,-' c:: FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1965 • • IS Ill islt'l Harold W1lson pusht'd a· hPall tod,Jy w1th a "'._ c- - --1~~o:. ~1 "f) l l'l C at y e ..ld Friday. High today 17·!1 lo" tunl~ht zero to 10, blp Frldaf ZZ.!I. Vulcan1zed Sole Site • Polr •od con~nuod eold to- PIXIE BOOTS ane erupted when troops under arrests have been made llurmg the current desegregatmn driVe Pollee arrested 520 more demonstrators Tue.~ay m Selma 1 S1xteE'n Negroes were arrested in Manon, Ala one or the rural art"as near SP ima wht're the mtegratwn campaign has spread Dr Martm Luther Km~ Jr, ltader of the rarnpa1gn was J311 ed m Selma Monday for pa- 1 radmg y,.Jthout a pPrmlt He was Jpadmg a group of Negroes j toward the courthousr y,.hen arrf'"led He prormses to stay m Jail YF.A'I'RiiR GIRLS re)!Orted NEGROES PLANNEO Fl'R· ther demonstratiOns today m Selma Ala . where around 1300 I I VIENTIANE. Laos !UP!) Heavy l!gbllllg broke oot today ot sm ·- Wl1Prf' a stnke by stnp-teasers endf'd rn a partial VICtory REACH AGREEMENT MOSCOW <UP! ) - Russia and Japan Tuesday reached Illformal agreement on a H.t4 trade pact calln~g tor $358 ltt\J.. !Jon m mutual trade Under Lht agreement to be Signed Friday Japan will export $189 mdhon worth of goods to Russil and the Sovtet Union Will send $161 m1lhon worth. GJVe chtcken- a--,ta-st;y- lookmg color by sp(lnkhTig w1th papnk:a when frymg. \ WORLD gress lwice smce he became ar-t1ve m politics 18 years ago. He has operated the Canaday C:hemlcal Works on Butternut Ave siene 1932 He IS married to Bertha C olme Canaday and they ha~ three ch1ldren, Anme Chopman, Pomeroy , ·carol Mulvey • and June Turley, both of California, and 10 grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Canaday restde on Lmcoln H1!1 Drive Mayor Legar flied hts pehtion for re-elecllon eariler thl!t week and will be seeking his fifth term m the post Four carnhdates, all Repubiicans, filed for the four vacanc1es on counc1l ThE-y are Frank· hn M Rizer J Luc1en Poulm, Donald Colhns, all mcumbents , and Roy M Reuter Mr Reu. ter had served on counril before resJgmng last year because or 1llness Councilman Bill Baromck , a democrat. IS not runmng for rt'· electiOn. F.:lection officials were under tded today whether or not - - -- - - to Head Crusade Pomeroy will have a pnmary. an and Wayne G1bbons G•bIN MIDDLEPORT bons IS president of coum·•l now. A Republican primary appear. Republicans wno hied earher for council were John Zerkle, ed certam m Middleport thl! May after five more candidates Jacob Turner, W1l11am W Inflied pehttons for vtllage coungels, Frederick W Gibbs Jr , cJI before Wednesday's deadlme and Fred Hoffman Zerkle 1s Four of the newly announc-ed presently on ~ ounc 1l cttndidates f1led as Rebuhcan s. Four of the cand1dat~ for The fifth , "..eorge H Baker, subcolmcll wJII be nomlnatea dur • m1tted his petition as an lndemg the Repubhca n pnman pendent The only Democrat who hied Repubhcam presentmg petifor coundl w1\l be nommatPd hons yesterday were A L Kmg, durmg the RP.publn:an pnmarv B F. Parmelee, ~ -w __V_augh·_ __ T_he o_nl_y_Democrat who fllt:'d for council was Ronme K HublJO:Ild Gene Grate. mcumbent ciE'rk· treasurer wtll have opposltiOD from another Republlran Rtchard Bailey Both fJied peiJUOrll earlier The race for mayor of \ohddleo. pnrt will I){' between C 0 Ftsb- er and Carl H Platter. Jr. Both are Republicans Mr 1-''lsher servf'd two termt as ma)or dunng the 1940s Hi1 opJ.X~nent let 1~ the \OUthful Mr Plat. a nahve of Cheshire U. S. Dollar, UN, Attacked E. LARRY MOLES Moles will Be Speaker For Jaycees For 32 yoarS De Crone has been a news,aper writer and' editor. For 25 years he's , been a tax columnist. This r.ombination em~nently qual· ifies him to tell you what you want to know ••• in a woJ you can understand . , • about the new tax regula• tions. "Cut Your Own Ta.-es" has 64 pages, is Illustrated Yritb s~am..Pie forms and costs SOc. , On These Items! Trustee for Salisbury eTOASTERS eiRONS eRADIOS e ELEC. DRILLS e ELEC. HEATERS CLELAND'S T.V. SnLL LOTS OF BARGAINS TAKE IN OUR A PORTRAIT SHOE CLEARANCE OF YOUR FEBRUARY CHILD THa•a ADMIIIIAL IIIXTJIIA. QUAUTY fUTURII Naturalizer- Smartaire- Grace Walker ) February's child l'lat~ a heart ournowlng Wllll love and eagt' r curiOSity ~tray kittens and pupptes c:o mt' mto }Our life when thr~ t>aby beilnS to toddl e Collections of sea· shells and caterpillars, books and rnusrc Jesson~ wtll fol· low So Will d~tl.f'n~ of nergh~Hhood chtldren because February neVPr mt-Pts anyone but il fn€nd '-fus1c, art, literature and the sea Wlll be JnJptJrtan l tu thr 8 ch1ld ~ut a rewardllli careE't Y.tll offer the ireatesl satlsbctlon. There s mafic 1n 1 F('lmtary bab}! Primrose 1s the February flower. Ar:u thyst 11 the bU"lhstone. GROVER'S STUDIO PHONE WY 2·2475 220 1!. MAIN ST. POMEROY WALKING HEELS- DRESS STYLES DRESS SALE I ........................... VALUES TO 13.00 1 GROUP OF DRESSES 2.oo 1 GROUP OF DRESSES 1 GROUP OF DRESSES 3.00 5.00 Dr•sses Formerly Selling 8.95 to 10 95 NIW ADMIRAL COLOII PIDELITY CONTROL 1P.r -<IIJ Tune In ~~t•tmtJt1 rl ch •t~ Color ,.,. lnutnllyl • 24 kt pold prtclslon wlrlnt In wital ,,.... • Front Color n Contraltl Brlthbt. .l control. PRICES START AS LOW AS , $399·00 6.99 to 7.88 WINTER COATS AT 1h PRICE Chapman-Can~day Phillips Sisters Style Shop In the Mltlcllo llock Next to llborhlclo •••••••••••••••••••••••••• With Workoble Trod..ln ·~riMitiOif..,. lllllb;tiKh'*'"lilan ADMIRAL ••• Morlt o( Quality Tlrroufhouf til< World _BAKER FURNITURE " I'OMIROY'S QUALITY SHOI STOIII Court St., Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, 0. .. .,.. I - �Boston Celtics Lose Second Home Game of Year, 122-114 Rocky 'Very Anxious' 1-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·M!<!_dleport, 0 . , _~-!' · 4, 196~ UPI Sportl Writer form of the Kansas City AthieRocky Colavito says be i8 tica last season. an zl o u 1 for the American 1 The salary would rank the League ,...on to start, and the I Rock among tbe highest . paid Cle .. Jand Indians are hoping lodtans m the club's history. that the fans will be anxious to Bob Feller'·s 100,000 and Lou pay to see their retW'II<d bero. Boudreau's $60,000 in past years 19M contract with tbe club. The 26-year~ld hurler, who wu 12..g last year, ., 111 be starting hla stxth season as a Phil. ' The Phillies also signed Len Clendenin, Z2, a pitcher who had an !HI mark with Arkansas ~~~~~ .. ~ •.. ~-' . _.:. ..., . >.f! in 131 game home acltedule than the iPagan signed his 1965 contract for the Pbillies. Indians drew in 81 gameo last for a reported aalary cut. He Bob Sadowski •Jgned his consummer. lhad a disappointing season last Colavito slgned his contract year, hitting only .223 in 134 Wednesday, a pact reportedly games. The Gtants also signed calling lor the hard-hitting out- up Cap Peterson, used mainly fielder t.o ret'Oive $S5,000. He as a pinch-hiller last season. reportedly made $52.5011 while Art Mahaffey, Philadelphia 0 , Feb. 4, 1965- 1 TilE a riot in Boston. then sat down t.o watch their teama lose. It wasn't ourprisln&! that the Knicks dropped a tliH5 decisloo to the Phlladelpbla 711on In the opener, but for the Cel- By CHET TANNEHILL 8eatblel Sporll Wrlkr For example, • referee was tics, who were administered a knocked unconscious, Red A uer- 122-111 beating by the Balli· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - bach and Harry Gallatlu abook more Bullets, It was only their hands, Oscar Robertson con- second home court loss in 21 Browns drew are believed the only club sala- last season. and outfielder Toey more people to Municipal Sta-1 ries higher than Colavito's. Gonzal .. , who hit .278 and I'UilS Porner~y· Mlddlenort last Sunday that nearly started By Ualtod Pren IDle •"· eJ lt was three-ring circus time on the National llalketball Associatlon ctreult Wednelday night and yoo didn't even have to like b8Bketball t.o aJ~~~"Ciate the variety of entertainment. The football dtum last fall with a seven- . San Francisco shortat.op Jose four home Dally Sentinel, 2.., tract with the Milwaukee "Did yoa ever,.. 1 ueb Braves. The pitcher had a 9-10 teuaclty?" record and a uo ERA. The Mmnesota Twins si~~ ~ :~;~~~~ ste They pitcher Jim Perry, who was Y~~ s"· . d w;re in 42 games last season. 't h ~:eziO ~Ito rt nected on 10 consecutive field goal attempts and the Boston Celtics lost at home. The referee was Norm . Drucker, who got In the way of ;:;_ a Reggie Harding elbow at tbe nd opening tap of the Detroit Pis' ton-San Francisco Warrior game and Jay on the court unconscious for about four minutes. later returned to action In game which the PWons 1.-•entually won 111-106 for their ww·e~ar~ing~_'lbe~!gr~ee:n~alllnd~g~ol~d_'uru~·-~p~h~i~lh~ ·e~s_'r~ig~h~thand~~e:r~,~~~ign~ed~~hiS~·~t~be~S~t~.~Lo~ws~·~Car~dlna~·~~~~~~.":ra~~~· _ ca h~P:'_c~:~~~~ve~Su~~d~n::__a er rry oe Y er. Jackets F•1gure ChiCftaJDS • Com1ng • FfJ•day Can Be Had gam... . la~bertsofthn, tlnaklng up the s c or e jured Jerry Lucas, tossed in 44 points in an almost nawle" shootmg display t.o lead the Cincinnati Royals to a 131).99 rout of the Los Angeles Lakers In the only other NBA game. In the process, the Big (J sank 10 of 10 from the field I• the third quarter as tbe Roy· als romped away frorr. the Lak- . Logan's Chieftains come to Middleport Friday mght looking for the fourth SEOAL victory. The youth cast of the Middleport Yellow Jacket ba• ketball team _ not yel attuned to constant defeat may muster the talent and fight to deny Coach Brook• Adkins that which he seekS. . The Jackets hardly could have a better chance tD leap ers, who received a Tl. point from the league ba~emP.nt to ... well ... nowhere, as rourth straight victory. effort by Elgin Ba~lor even a win would leave them soliJly entrenched at the Auerbach, coach of the CelThe P1stons , who now have bottom of the eigPI li!am cage fam1l~. For the Jackets tics, and Gallatin, mentor of won seven of the1r last eight I are 0·9 ann Logan, in stventh place, IS 3-6, a full game the New York Knickerbockers. ended their 76-hour feud with a handshake before a Boston Garden doubleheader. The two fiery coaches, who were fined a total of $600 for an Jncldent CINCINNATI <UPI) - 'f'he eivic drive to sell aeasoa lkk- ets to the Cincinnati Reds' I !165 soaooo bad brall3hl iD $022.834 lbrougb Jan. 30, tbe <baJrman IBid today. Hank Purcell, director ol "Operatioa Batter - FOR GRACIOUS SUMMERTIM! . LIVING wllh Hospital ~ews Up" ~aid VANYLITE • ntE IM,.IOVEO vtH'I'\ CO· POLl'Mit lATU MiNT POl ALL TYPES INTERIOR SURFACES oni I, Dayton 112 Xavier (Ohio) 81 kept them m the Ohio Confor-! son's high in a 94-83 romp over sidy had 21 for Day loll, now home against Tri-State !Ind.), U.(Cbl.Br.) 111. 7~ Milton 74 ence basketball race. IMarietta. The Bishops, now 9-2 1 North Park 73 Elmhurst 67 . in the loop. piled up a 73-40 Ml ssoun. Min.. 64 p nnclpta . . . •r.9 0 Regulalton play ended at 43- ' lead ith 8·50 left . th .all, the first overtime at 47-all, Iand t~e re~erves t:k ~ ~:: the second at 53-all and the 1 • ,ASf l>l'fiHG third at 57-all. • NO PAINTY ODOI • tONO LAITINQ IHICT e WASHAILE • WID I! COLOI IANGl fOI BEAUTY UNSURPASSED •ASI fOl YAHYU'h AI there. Las ( N'•ght's C IIege Cage Scores Concordia (Ill.) 74 Hope 71 Coli. of Emporia 55 Baker 54 By United Press Jntemattonal W. Va. Tech 95 W. Va. St. 11 Kans. Wesleyan 77 Ottawa 69 Eas~ Concord 74 Morris Harvey 71 Southwest Lafayette &9 Leh1gh 39 Jwm. & Mary 79 Citadel 70 Tex. A&M 82 Arkansas 7!1-0'1' Vlilanov_a 89 Camsms 78 Georgla Tech 93 Clemson 78 Texas Western 73 Arizona St. 60 Connectl~t 103 Rutgers 73 Mercer 91 Tampa 89 Texas Lutheran 76 Trinity es· Westminster(Pa.) Sf/ Geneva 72 St. Jos.(Pa.) 80 Georgetown 72 Pan Amer. 89 Texaa Southern 82 "EVERYTHING RIZER'S FEBRUARY SPECIALS IXPIIIIICI Baltimore Detrott . At Logan the first time a- IJackets' building program 25 27 .481 round Logan put a 61-56 damp- would suffer bad ly. 2'• •• 414 er ., the Jackets. Logan also "' M • .. orlh y 0 I mentton here are 12 43 .218 has beaten Jackson ~53 and Bruce Wallace and Joey Steph26 27 .491 San Francisco Wednesday'• Resultl Philadelphia 116 New York 9:i Baltimore 122 Boston 114 Wellston 95-74. Obviously. ~-USED . .~ . . . • power teated • f('8CIJ tl instil 1~ ·- ~ cB -Newt iN ACIIOIII 9. Grambling. 112-5) 73 10. Pan Amertcan 112-4) 70 Second III-li, Gannon l15-l) 12, Youngstown <13-4) 37; 13, Lamar Tech 113-3) 36; 14, W•ttenberg (11).3) 29; 15, Winsloll- Salem (13-4) :U; 16, St. J~~:~:~~~ (N.M.) 1!3-3) 2J; 17, p phia Textile 112-2) 20; 1188.:~;~~~~ benville (11-2) 17; 19, G Southern 112-3) 13; 20, Fairrntilntll (W.Va.) 11&-1) It. ...... ............... .._...,_.... ... IUC ell -m - :................... .........:t'. _-·-7.':-:..... . JaM------tACIJ--....... a.-....: ....... .., KEITH GOBLE FORD. ....... .. 32 NEW FORD TRADE INS. 1! imtJER GOODYEAR BATTUtES , _ $&81 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Yean of exacting llu· GIRLS PIXIE BOOTS Mrs. Audrey Roffman c~~:IJ Mr. and Mr~. Rosa V brenner and DoMI Sunday Vulcanized Sole niing. ... lZ ,..... Do l wor yo• COl ....., ....... . • " ' till 1ft Ia ,..uJo. ' tlono. 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Ohviously, getting to play but haven't too, it isn't tough often enough. started ; juniors Sam ClatworCincinnati 130 Los Angeles 99 Defensively, through nine thy , Pat Edwards and Jon Detroit lll San Franciseo 106 ICwmingham, and Dave Casci, Thursday's Games GALLLJPOUS INDEPENDENT also a sonior. out this year St. Louis at Philadelphia STANDINGS for the first time. Wallace, the (Only game scheduled) TEAM W L p Jackels ' very Iine football Friday'• Game. G&J t5 2 1559 trackman, and ba,.ball Cincinnati at Boston Firestone ••. , 15 2 1312 is c<Kaptain of lh• New York at Detroit Falstaff ..... 9 8 1232 basketball team. San Francisco vs. Baltimore ... ~- _.. 8 9 1038 College Park, Md. 3 t4 998 FIRST QUALITY l 16 913 REGULAR SCHALK RETIR"S 51 7052 LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UP!) Games tonight Firestone Certified Oil Station Ray (Cracker) Schalk, 72, a Falstaff; Goodyear · Evans; former Chicago White Sux catch-] .... ii::M::ii•iiiilni:i:::iSt::ii. ..- and a member of basrnall'1il' Hall of Fame, bas retired as assistant coach at Purdue alter ·~ ~I 7 f.- f..j S 18 seas0111. ----DEVLIN RE-ELECI'ED PHOENIX, Ar' (UP!) You Can't Find A Better Deal Anywhere. --=== - is for Louis Even the Old Master himself, cage season as starter~ and Charles McAfee, of Athens, has now apparently are demoted .tu observed with considerable won- substitute rolls. derment that Coach Wolfe's ·,' They have hung in there for young material is the best he the very demanding drills, has seen in Middy suit~ during through the utter exhaustm~:;:: k 0f g tf d ta · · his tenure at Bulldog land {11 wor e mg an s ymg m 31 23 .574 years). shape. Were it not for them the ;.;_G~&~J;_·_;.Sc~o~tt~'J;_G~r~oc~e~ry~ ~wi:i:::i. 0 ~ EBERSBACH HARDWARE Los Angeles st. I Twice the Tigers came from Toledo broke a five-game losbehind Jn overtime periods to lng streak and got Its first Midtie the score and finally took IAmerican Conference victory the game in the final seconds lby nipping Bowling Green, 91· of the fourth extra period. 86. The Rockets hit on 3> of 56 Bob Logan put. Wittenberg In free throws with John Ayting Mansfield 95 Millersvill'ersville Carnegie Tech 76 Allegheny 62 St. Edw. 92 S'western (Tex.) 85 front .~.stay at , 9_58 and hit a setting a league mark on 23 at- Muhlenberg 71 Haverford 61-0T Mass. IT 95 Johns Ropkms 53 Sam Houston 73 Austin Col!. 53 pair of free throws before tempts. Ayling finished with 29 1Fordham 74 lona 56 , Pembroke 76 Belmont Ab,bey 74 Arizona 85 Bradley 83-3 0'1'1 George Barber hit a jumper to points, but game honors went , Springfield 84 Amer. Inter I 82 F~rrmont 105 AlderliOn-Br dus 61 Weal pull Denison within 61-60 wit.h to the Falcons' Bob Dwors with ·C. W. Post 101 Pace 92 F1sk 90 Lane 86 Air Force 55 Calif. Western 53 30 ·seconds left. :12 . Drexel Tech 81 Swarthmore 38 Car.-Newman 94 Line. Mem. 62 Logan's brother Steve then Barooo Win Ia Overlime Phila. Tex. 93 Kings (Pa.) 73 Mid cashed in a fr.;, thro~ and Ohio University went Ship'sburg St. 90 Kutzt'n. St. 88 Evansville 111 O:~~uw 81 Evansville Tops 78 55 made the game's final basket the MAC to roar by San Getty,sburg Frank. & Mar. Ohio u. 95 san Fran. St. 75 SmaU CoUege Poll to keep the Tigers breathing !cisco State, 95-75, with the St.Fr Cts(NY) 61 Seton Hall 59 Steu'ville 66 Musk' gum 62-lYl' NEW YORK IUP!) _ The 92 71 down the back of league-lead- cats taking their 12th win in . Akron 68 Mount Union 65 ni t e d Preso lntornatlonal 8 lng Akron. starts as Don Hilt scored 20 enn · 9 . es . rrgm•a 72 Ohio Wesleyan 94 Marietta 83 college ba•ketball ratings Bob Logan, was high man for points for them. =1~ 84Al~~~~~59 Otterbein 87 Capital 74 first-place votes and wonh~e~Tig~e~rs~w:t~th~l8~po~m:ts~,~1.2~1n~~Da~y~ton::_,~pl~a~yed~~l~ts~::: I Wagner 83 Scran1on 78 Wittenberg 64 Denison t!6-40Ts records through games of . • 1'latunlay, Colby 86 Northeastern 70 Findlay 121 St. Frcis(lnd.) 86 I' Jan, 30, ill parenToledo 91 Bowling Green 86 theses : S..ulb Indian St. 91 Valparalao 89 Team Polo!• Su. Carolina T1 Wake Forest 70 Butler 99 St. Jos.(Rens'laer) 84 I. Evansville 135) II~) 350 Duke 84 No. Carolina St. 74 Emporia St. 79 Rockhurst 73 2. Central St. (Ohio) (IW) 265 . IZ •. Sprg. Hill 79 Fla. Soolhem 71 Drake 68 Iowa St. 52 3. Southern lllinois (l!l-3) 233 Franklm E. Devlin of East Appalachian 80 At. Christian 65 Detroit 96 West. Michigan Sf/ 4. North Dakota <16-4) 162 Wllhslon,, N. Y., was re-<,l<.ecto.!JI 5. Carson-Newman ( ll-4) 128 to h1s th1rd term as pres1d~nt 6.Augsburg (IS.!) fl of Harneso Tracks of 7. High Po!Dt (!6-2 ) 82 Inc., Wednes.aay at the 8. Fresno State (14-5) 81 annual meetmg. ~rne~ ~~s~ QUART 1 1 •EAIYTOAPP~Y • OHI.COAT ECONOMY a the total througb the same date lost year was $45!,259, or 14-S 1o Xavier's 8-lt. 15.6 per cent less. Findlay raced past St. The commillee of 130 bus~ cis !Ind.) 121-86, for its Dessmen is callin• on 708 comwm in a row. a w· L · p ct. panie1 iD the area to 1bow Tonight'~ nve-game schedule tbem the i.mportance to tbe Boston 46 10 ·821 By united Prtss Inttrnatlonal 1ov-ertime. Bob Johnson had 21 the last 10 minutes ln cruising ' finds 11th ranked Gannon <15-1) community of major leape c ·mcmna · tl 35 19 ·648 Wittenberg's Tigers displaced ; for the Big Red. Wittenberg Js over crippled nval Xavier, 112- visiting 12th-ranked ~~:;::t~;,:l basketball and encoura•e their Pht'ladelph·Ja 29 25 ·537 the tenacity of their namesake 1r8-l in the OC and 11-3 over-all. 81, tying a fieldhouse record for {13-4), Cincinnati • N , . k 17 37 ·31'tJ support of lt. · ew "or Wednesday night in holding Ohio Wesleyan, holding down lhe Flyers. Bryan Williams North Texas State, Bluffton Western Division through tour overtimes for a · third place, broke ouL of a ~cor· seared the nets for 38 point.c; for Ohio Northern, WiLIIIIIaiton r;-r,g1 WJm>, fo\-tb fffl!Niti'I'!PW~ wL p t 64-60 VICtory over Denison that ing slump to rack up its sea~ the Musketeers, while Bill Cas- Cedarville and Defiance · · c' Tigers Nudge Big Red· y.,,_,, eontests ._ placed six men in 1 back of Well_ston , GalliJ)(IliS, Pomeroy, and Jackson, double f1gures topped by Terry I all tied for third at 4-5. . Dischinger with 26 pomts and But a victory by Coach Carl Wolfe' s ~oys perhaps Eddie Miles wi\h 20 Nate 1would mean much more than merely _cr~~mg from 8th Thurmond paced the Warriors, to 7th place . were 7th place open, and lt tsn t. who now have dropped four A v1ctory mi~ht. for exam- I . str_a.ight and 21 of 22, with 23 ple, hint that probablv start- league games, Logan and MJdpomts. ers (Juniors I Gary Stobart and ! dlepor~ are nearly eq~al. Log~n The 76ers, winners of seven Buddy Moore , (sophomores I ! h::~s given up 609 pomts, M1r;J. of nine since Wilt Chamberlain Spider Davis and Asa Brad- dleport 613. joined the team, crushed the bury, and (freshman 1 Bernard , Offe~sively. Lo~an is exactly I_Knic.ks as Chamberlain chioped Lyons , are "on the way'' (or IU(J j.)Otnts (8 1.7 _pcmts per ga~eJ ' m Wlth 29 points and Hal Greer the '65-'66 and '66 '67 seasons. better than Middleport, havmg added 23. Willie Reed of New Sin('e this juniorish talent op- seored 561 points to the JackYork grabbed high scoring hon- ended two games ago the ets' 461. ors, however, with 35. Jackets have made the bounce of the ball painfully interesting STRICTLY FOR THE ROME FOLKS: Middleport basketball ' Na tlonal Baskelball AssociatiOn for everybodv·. 1Pomeroy· ·and · 1ans s hou Jd !·ememver • · · d Pr . Southern) while the opposition with B'I Umte ess lnternatwnal . . 1 · 1 ·ct h ded" · . wa.c; shootmg w1th largely semor spec1a pn e t e teatlon of Eastern DlviSlOa rosters. .c;everal boys who ~an thf' Mlckflepart HOME OF AltROW SHIRTS • POMEROY GUARDIAN 23 CHOOSE FROM OUR ••• COMPLm UN£ OF ACCESSORIES eBa11 Antennes eCryst•ls eMobile Whips eSprings • Leed In Ceble • AnU.nne Meet Pipe USED CITIZENS BAND RADIOS I I~----FOREMAN & ABBOTT "Your C.B. Headquarters" N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. �Citv.., Suffered ._Dally Sen unel. Pomeroy·Middlepo rt, U , feb 4. 1985 Alfred held al te 4~ w!tn the Rev. recenuy v1s1tea relatives Pearl Casto dehvenng the mes- Columbu~ and Sugar Grove. '" I"' that Flace on Jues<lay, l"eb. \ecl on Mr. and Hrs. wuftam were ca lied I1 2 at l p. m. Carr !lnd f&mlly and Mt . and 1 ne • sage on y Marlene Wineb.. enner left on Mr and Mrs. Clair Woode Mrs. Charlet D. Woode Sunday Ceorge Slayton 1wo brothers, John Slayton. Bid- 31 F'Ires In 'ociety Not~S Chnst!ans " Monday mornln& for a two 1 and CoMi Suo of PomerO)' eal~ even~~~g. Iwe ll. Oh10, and Daniel Slayton, Bible Study was held lasl l months varatlon In Florida. She "'"=""'""..,..,=...,--....,.,...__..,..,_.. Apple Grov~.: , cmd severa l y }96,4 . \\'ednHday e\'enmg on Ephelt~ will wark some in a hospital Of Hogsett ear 't Chapter the Rev. there Igran ld rl:'n C T' d b . Dies "''ednesda\' The bodyFulll·r<t " 't Ihe Mohr· l Sun<lay School •ttendan•e on asto. .le ner.t 'u Y w' e , Ed Cor!eton, who has been l Home _ .~r - ' PT. PLEASANT- Fire Chief January 31 was 40, the offering j?n W~n l!""'da y , Feb. 1~. on the a palient at the Elmwood Nurs~ all of Delaware , Oh1o, and Mra. t.uld u: .\1d_' la ~ kt·) . Columbus; u'I'be a08, dc Iu " I, b) t .-=... Slt'ven.s k--- r;:~rlgt>rnt"'nb \~ II! be announced IPa ul Wood of the Pt. Pleasant $10.38. Worship sfi"Vicfs w~re 2nd Clltlpter cr Epheslanl' . . ing Home for som~ time ass•N'I' _ Volun leer Fire Department has . - - - ·I A Home EExtenslon meet1ng ed aw" v th t < t pd PT. PLEAS ., 1:eorge ll [ 1 d {' t of th d 1 THE .\LMANAr h ld t th ho fG ere 1as ,,a ur ay Sl<J.yton, 79 , Hogst! tt \\ \d .. rr ease a Ire repor h e e· , w_as e(' ha . e -.me do Je ne~ evenmg at the age ul 96. A .. .., ht•rt' l' l' .I<>IIUIIIOtl pa rt m~nt for 1964 s owmg a By United Pret!llnteraattonal lvueve .ut n t> on ,uurs a. y, an. ·formcr l'"' i'denl of Cootv'ille, the r ?tlrr d f<.~rnwr tllt'd \\"t ·l"lllt· '\· I " 101 ?1 of 31 fi res Jn the city. d a" afte rn0, 111 at hi~ ho)m t> afToday Is Thursday, Feb. 4, ; 28 • Jed bv Mrs. Gu~~rle Su~" funeral :co ud mterment wa:: held J Hn 1'1 ~· ill Jannur~· l he total val ue of the proper· the lSth day of 1965 with 330 to Ject.s studied were Cuts of 1 -:;:::;:::;:::;::::;-::,:;:::;:::;:::;:::;., ter a Jon~ J llne,.~ PT PLEASA .''{I' _ Geurgl' tv dest royed by fire was $123 ,· follow. Beef. " Hnd · Wise Bying ·· r He w;v, horn :tl ll"~"' l'll •HI .I t h n ~un ~he nli of :'ll etsun Coun 500 Dwellmg r1res were the """ hi It Mr and Mrs. Cl<trtmce AlhFIRST SepteiTi bt'l I H. IH!l.1 . I ~( 1[1 Ill Ih J ,,,e moon 1s approac ne s . [ QUALITY I\" lw,. re lt·a ... t·d n rt' p(!f'T nl mu~l nurnerOU5, Vi t I re· : fi' rst quarter. I erton and fa mily of Columbus the la tP t ; :\ w1d Sa rat, ( ·ox lht' a c t t\llli'~ of hr s department pu rl ed ~1 r lt' re were four mer. . recentl y spent a wee!; end with REGULAR 15 1 1 Sl aytor1 lit- '· ~ ' lwmbPr n l 1,,1 1111 n H111 rh .1J .I<Jn u< ny a ~ cha ntil P building fires, eight au· The morn_mg star Mars. 1his parent s, Mr. and Mrs ..<\r- Certified Oil Station the Bar to li Ch:l JW I ElTI-\ Church !ol!o\.\ :In frr t'!! and five gra ss hres. The evenmg stars are Jupl~ thur Atherton and Wilma Jean . I Survivir1~ an· hi s wife. Hl.lS<l Mil··" 1r.rve lt•d. 4.97 1: acc i- j Df"('l:'mber had the greatest ter and Saturn. Mr. and Mrs Harry t;ut hri e 1_w_._M_•i'"n"S'",t",.,...,,.,P•.,m.,•.,•.,•.,•~~"""""'"""""'""""""""...;;;;,..,..,....,,.,,.,.,,..,.,.,.,,d Belle Denny S!cl( (ll l. 11Jn·<' dent ' rnvo;•:;t 1gatt>l1 , !l : bre1.1k 1ng lnumbet or fires with rl\o·e . Jan· Charles Lindbergh was born -- -~ ·· - - s0n s. Ha_\· mond Sl.ayton. Cl tt-.un d pnt t> ri ngs . ~ ~ro ten 1..'<-lf Si u t~ry, March and July each h~d ; on this day in 1902. 1 ton ; f r<:m J.. IIIl !lnd Eugen t> Slay- recovr-rt~d . 1: : stolen property four . 'There were three fires tn · On this day in history: , • ton . at hom~ . tour da u ghte r ~. rrct•i\'t>d rn va lu e. $250 : warra nt s May and two in F'ebruary, Ap- In 1789 presidential elector M~s. Ann a l ,reen, ~:I rs . Bonm~ ~t'r\'l'd . 9. m 1 ~s1ng person~. 2; !rd .. October and November,irast all 69 electoral votes fo~ M1tch ell :Jil rl M r~ Frl\'1-' St11 ve r. legal p oqw r ~ ~ervcd , ~ · , wh1le J une, August and Sept-, George Washmgton. :\1 e rnbrr~ o! rl1e SherrFf s De· Pm be t'fi.Ch had on ly one ftre . . p<lr!.'J wn1 an' Sht· rill .t ohnsun , There was $285 damage re · In .1861, delegates (rom SIX Chit•l DPp uty !\Iiiiard Ha lstead; porlf'd in all auto flres cmd no s~ced~ng souther~ st~t~s, South j Dqmly Don Sharfl· r. Cu un Ba l- dama ges reported in the grass C~rohna . ~~r~ro .. F orlda, A_l~ ' il t rnd Oil tee Clerk Floyd Stov· fr res , Chief Wood stat ed. b.,1 ma, MISSIS Sippi and LoUISI· 1-' r ,Jnd Offi ce Clerk, SHint')' ana, formed ~he Confederate , eLook To Uo States of Amen r.a at Montgomll iidd l ~· -.; ron . Introducing Kf'o·ry Jarrell is ery, Alabama . 11 W sltington In 1948, Ceylon became a free OUR OWN l 7 P.a~s \\' riUf"n ~, a . and self~governmg dominion of • ~ . PI . PLEASANT - Kerry Jar· • the British Empire. PORK ll~nt"r~ .Te!-ilr " . : rr ll. ~ on of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- j - ~ SAUSAGE Pl PLEASANT - lllf' loca \ 1Vlfl . C. Jarr~ll , 406~22nd Stree_t, vi si ting Mr. ;:~nd ~1r s. Larry C ur~ Stale Po! JCP Departnlf'nl ga ve 11:-. m Wnshmgton . D. C .. tiHS ti s. lr1adf' ri ght in ctr.ivt>r s Senate 1vi.••.SIt.mg ;ur. ·~ this 5! ore · exa. mir1ations. 'Tuesdav - week attend.ina~0 the anl•,.~ .",. 1rs 0 scar from OLir own w1th 21 takmg the wnt!en test, Youth Program. Ba• .. k w re "r< L' d . h S P . ~oc e " -· m oey . ht recJpe . lt'l 17 passing. fo ur f<H Img. E . lg Kerry, who IS t e ta.te resl~ Lyons and fam ily and U Ia h ' good! pPrson~ took the . dnvers den~ of Student Councils, and S Tu Law.11 . f 0 b H. h wan. ppers Pla'n 1 s, () k \1 \ (' ~t wJih al! f' t ~ l 1 t. pa~sr n ~ - IH' Fra n '1 1ams, o un ar II renee Hasbar 'f'n & Ra!lv Riggs rt•newal pcrmtl wa s lRS lH'd . School were named to represent I p Mg d M • H • I ( · a· . v· · - d . th· y th 1 omerov. • r . an . rs . eru- , RACINE Dr iV('t"S .exa mmatum . . ,han· f~IVt· l ~C S I .J~gmra hurml'hg'rdiSA ou , :ert sw an. Hulh Stethem. Ern- : en m J'o1 nt Pll' a ~n nt c ws \h-' t·k I 111S IS L e . l nnua • t' H n T es i St lh FOOD d S S y h p ; es me a.,.·ma , r s e , e 1 1 1 1 I I d d 11 tht- 1 r Tu es. a~; o P<tl' 1 mon 1. untie . l<ttes ena e out . . ro- 1 em. and Ethel Larkin!:. MARKET Thr IOl'J! St all' Pollee De- , gra m spun sorrod by the Will.iam • ..~~1r. an d Mr~ . Haro ld Brewer Your Local Clover pa rtmt>nl "' nm\ ht·<H1(·rl b.\ Sgl Ha nrlol ph Hearst Foundat1on . . and .JanJe were visHmg Pearl Farrn Stort, s l\1 Starbuck, who re placed · I p II p k h wv : . S t S_ P \' aJH] i' \ t·r ·dt' l" The owe , ar ers urg , . a. serge~nt s s wi! (' hCu posl s 1 Janet Bu~se ll. Columbus was 1 an overn1ght guest of Mr. and wl1h Vamlevenrkr gomg to1. Par· 0 Om M:rs. Hank Holter. I kers bJJrji!, and SJ.;t S . tanuca\ com!\1r. and Mrs. Clnr,:nce Dean . ing to Pt. P le <~!.'an t Otller memColumbu~-: . spent the weekend bers o[ lh P local posl are Troou., with \1r . & Mrs. Wayne Princee . ers t; . E. SE-y mour and n. J Mr . and Mr s. Leonard Dail- 1 BlaJr. ____ _ A wfi>ekend revival will be ey, Keno. were visiting Nellie P. lc~tsant Valltt~· Un!o;pital ~ l ~e ld at th: Methodist church, Cozart. you clip and bring thi ~ ad : ADM! 1#f ED : Leah Ha rr 1:-> on . Feb. 5th. 6th ~nd 7th. Mary Pltrcf spent a day with NESCAFE • 10 oz. 99c Pt Plea" nl -""· t:Jen lleeler has return- Rulh S!oth•m. DJSC HARC~~ D : Pat ricia Orr . ed home from Sheltering Arms - VIolet Smith Pt Plrasanl : Will i~ rP Station , tw::pita l. llfiid D r e~ ~ing Quart Vinton ; Basi\ Bigeaut, Pt. Hev. and Mrs. W. K. Riggs, MIRACLE WHIP • 39c Isant; Mrs. Lero y s 1mpkms and Col umbus and Mr. and Mrs. son. '\'l et .~o n Thurman Babcock wcrf. dinnet NURSES iijiijiiji;iiiliiiiii:i;;..;j;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitliil ,guests of M-r and Mrs. B o b I Coleman. Keno. C.:rll ing on Mary Pu~rce were 9 P•irs _ But Broken Sizel \1rs. Oph<i Dailey, Mr and Mrs. ~hon IJaile). Charles Van Metl'r, Portkmd, and Mr. and : 1 I l I ~ ' t I ' 1 I I old-lashionecl home baked bread from J.OUr oven in 15 minutes! tl 1 I. 1 1' 1 1 • I'. r t!o 1 Long B t t Soctety • News I I I 1 1 _!lAKE n' BREAK ONE DAY SERVICE 1 i SHIRT FINISHING SALE I . WHITE OXFORDS SIMON'S MARKET Open Evenings Till 7 PM -- Salurday Til 9 PM E. Main St. WY 2·397S MIDDLEPORT, 0. Over Stocked ! lb. lb. BEEF REASONABLE OFFER V•lley Ohio LIVER 19c SAUSAGE 2 69c REFUSED lb. pkg. lb. 3~ 29c ONIONS BEEFJi INSTANT COFFEE - · enricheel 10 Moo Ia Koola ~;::··_ 5 '~~sp• TWIN LOA~ This is it! Home baked with a~ crust and a wonderful aroma as yoo seNe if. bot ond fresh from your oven' And so simple and easr.to prepare. It's. not frozen -no thawing or reb O,;,eu 1lloo needed. Simply pop into a preheated 400" OI1ESl far lS minutes. Out it comes hot and steanling. ~ and enriched, in wondedul pull-np "' fl'lll!l!P e.lll'"ir:•as. - lb. bog doz. lb. 251b. boo :~~::BANANAS lb. GREEN BEANS 5v~.·~:• $1·00 2 Cut KRAFT PARKAY -- MEDIUM 10' I ce met~ l)' , Akron. I SON BORN Mr and Mrs. Fra nk W Port· er , Un10n Ave .. Pomero y. ~!l' e announcing the birth of' <In 8 lb 9 OZ. boy , John William , TUPS· , d<~y at 7·56 a. m. at Holzer I Hospital. Grandparents are Su· 1 MARGARINE 1 - · THE liME TO BUY IS NOWI EVERY CAR ALUMINUM FOIL METROPOLITIAN MOTORS 29c WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, 0. DUNLOP GOLD CUP HIGHWAY • • 606 E. Mein St. Pomeroy, 0, · BROWN DUCK WORK CLOTHES • Bib Overalls e Waist Overalls Lined snd Unlfnod unod • Work Jackets • Sna., On Hoods •nd unun ... Lln•d ' sie Fishf'r oi Racine RL 2. and · : Mr.:. ~ nd Mrs. Frank Por11•r ol 1 Ga lli polis. 1 : Moneollan Millr All am mal : ; 1c ;·, ml'l ~ . sows. 1oats,: mares. sheep and yaks 1 i posseS'"I'd by Monsoliilns arc 1 milkc& and thrir yield is con· ! Vf.rted into a !cohnlie dtLnk, !cakes. cheese and yojiurt. MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT 1 I - - or - - - - -- < WORRIED ABOUT WASHER BREAKDOWNS? "";~ ;:,' uuy a NEW FRIGIDAIRE i~< W p f. JET ACTI ...designed jet-simple for maximum dependability! . "•'• 1 The "parfect" washer may n~yer be built, but the new Jet Action wa she-r h<1 s b~en de!IJ!!:ni"d by Frip. Pdnirl' to giYe you a new. higher standard in wash@r dt!pf"Tldabilily. The mec haniam it: !l!m· plicity .t!IP.If: (No ge-art, no puller••,.. Nita as a normal kidney? $49·95 ""' Tax 825x20 10 Ply 900x20 10 Ply _ ss9·95 ';: ~ _ .\ttbou1b metluUary sponge kidney is a relatively eongenilal disease. I have had two questions about It lo characterized by cysts to c•uu potential ••r-ice proble••never ,..quire• oilin&. ~ This !s. why the new Jet Action Washw \s badlecf by the strongest warranty a Frigidaire wHher has ever had: 1-year warranty for repair of tJtltf ttet'Rt I are much smaller than those of a polycystic kidney. ., The victims have better chance for a long life than , those wlth a polycystic kid· ney. The apollle kidney does not · work quite as well as a normal kidney because il is highly SUB· ceptibie to chronic infection (nephritis). Thore is no treatment lor ttti• · ecmdition except to com· bat infection when it occurs. NEW TIRE WARRANTY without cher• . plus 4-yPar protl!ctlon ptdA tof h.H'nish;ng replacament of any def«tift pert "' the tr•a..-..R, *"-motor, er • ._.. - I I All14" Sizes All15" Sizes Plus Tax and Recappable Tire I delicindy HEW -boa ,..---(ARHARTT- q.....Wbat Is a medullary •ponse kidney? I! it the same as a polycystic kidney' Can , it perform Its function ao well IS FOR SAlE , •• YOU TELL US WHAT rou WILL PAY AT--25 FOOT ROLL REYNOLDS Bank Financing Of enlistment to i treatment, but i' your son should cerlalnly I have medical attention. i brOOd. function ~~- AK~N-- I I the tissuet.. Doc-tors 11~ longer a~te this term In sclentlflc dis· , cuslons. lt is not the ~xammers ror ANOTHER SHIPMENT Mrs. George Huenertauth I <Mary Elberfeld :. who died Irecently in Akron at the age of 93. was the daughter ol the 1 late Frederick and Mary Elber· fcld . She was preceded in dealh by her husband and a ' Ison and a d8uKhter. She was the last of her family . leaving several nieces and nephews. ; I Burial was in Mount Peace M.D. rled to all the other parts. Ifrom the armed . forces due t? , urine There are several urinary a "Ienal tract drsease as mur·1 year. antiseptics, but they are more cated by cyllndru~la an~ . a l~ . " pos- likely to check than to elimin- bum inuria ." Is th1s an Jnd1ca~ "NEW TREADS'' NEWPORT Unclostlflod _ DIES my ate the infection . Although ton of Bright's dl•ease? Why What streptomycin is one of the best wasn't some treatment adv11· I cau~e thl~? What can I drugs for combating urinary in· , ed? fectlons, the IUIIIy . serms ~ _ Cylindruria refers to the , A _ Kidney Infection~ may quick ly build up a res1stam:e lO ' . th . a•t 1 · ·11 d the d b pre~ence m e urme o1 c . · be causf'd by a variety of baca~ ano r rug must e off cells from the lining of the teria and fungi. The in f.ection sUstltuted. tubules of the kidneys.. Thll, may reach the kidneys Your doctor must try to with the finding of albumin in through the bloodstream or eliminatE' any contributing !the uri ne is an Indication or : may travel upward from the cause, such as diabetes and kdney disease. urethra. These infection!'! _,_re obstructions in the urinary Jlrigbt's dl~ease 11 a loose often hard to get rid or, be- tract. term tbat covel'l several kidcause infection in any part of De}' conditions associated with !he urinary tract 1• usually car- Q - My soa was disqualified albuminUTia and waterlogsin& size $1 so $2.50 POTATOES Holsum BREAD 5 ~..... 89c ,,~, 79c MILK VB~~~E-Y EGGS SIZE - -- - -- 3 $1 .19 6 $1.00 OLEO PLAIN AND $1 .99 FLOUR SELF·RISING - - - - Sarah Vaughan, at 0. Henry 's, ga11e a glowing anount of her appearance at one of the Inaugural Balls in Washington, and admitted that her biggest moment in show business came after she sang when LBJ asked her to dance . . Actress Millie Perkins . recently divorced from Dean Stockwell. is honeymooning with Robert Thom. who used to be married to .Janice Rule . . . Ann·Margret proved she was a girly·type girl when she strolled through the french Quarter of New Or· Jeans between takf's of "Th~ Cincinnati Kid ... She spotted a magnificent diamond· clasped bracelet in one of the shops, de· cided she couldn't live without it. and bought It for herself then and there. _ _ Low Down Payments 30315C APPLE SAUCE con• • • JUST ARRIVED I That's the price if you order I less than flve, the price iS ~9.95 each. With an aautomatie phone-dial- FREE MQUNTING I $1.00 , .. lxtro Wh!Jtwolll PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE Pleaoo seat! your ~Gel· IIGbS tllld ......,onto to Wll)'lle G. Brondllldl, M. D., In care ol lhlo paper. Wblle Or. BraJid• lll8dl CUIIol uswer l"ddvldul lettero be wOI onower !etten ol pneral Tllternt ID fa111re. COIU:IDDI, end RACINE SERVICE STATION RACINE, O, i --- CLUB TO MEET 'ftle Pomeroy attzena Band Radio Club will meet at the of Mrs. Helem Shuler, Third Ave., Mlddleptlrt, tonlirhl at 7:10. LGWBT PdED 2-SP££8 SGa CYCLE WASI£1! , G...,. 11llallarl -.1 """ for deticates. w.., . . -. s .95 • Soak's automatieaTTy, wasllos aulonla!Teally. • Pa- Doop lll:tioa Acilolor belps """".. loeavieot sail. • Plus Jfl.·firwOJ RinSe. jet·fall..., and ,_.. I I • · 12 or more computers, or one for each extension. II you buy recommend ON OUR LOT! WHITE HOUSE Borden'• Reg. 3Sc (Vanilla & Strawborry} By Waynt. G. Brandstadt, Q - I have had five cultures in the past Each report comes back I ilive." My doctor says kidn~ys are Infected. USED CAR NESCAFE 31bs. • ON ANY YELLOW GROUND • 1 lb. Simon's Good Fresh • • st lllal6o When Yllll t.olle a I Today's ·.Medical Report THE SHOE BOX Pomeroy ROUND STEAK ~~~OE 89c BOILING BEEF - 4 s1 SKINLESS WIENERS 2 79c I 1 ROBINSON'S Reg. $9,95 - $3.00 Mrs. Hobert Newell , Chester Mrs. Marvin Walker and Ruth. j 1'uppers Plains and Mr. and . Mr~ . Dill Beegle. Racine were 1 suddenly have become the tarjet of the mob boys. They want IN, and have been walkine Into places and declaring themselves partners. If the proprietors aren 't sufficiently teared to give in, they are visited by gangs of goons who threaten to "pull out all the needles" Dolores Gray will break in her new act at the Concord on Lincoln's birthday. Top contender for the best male acting honors in the theatre undoubtedly will be young Michael O'Sullivan, who has bowled over every critic with his in· terprelatlon of Tartufle for the Lincoln Center Repertory. Some experts believe his performance can save the entire Lincoln Center season from disaster . . If you can stop doing the Watusi and the frug, consider learning "the Milonga," a dance from Argentina. Previously tried only by experts, it has been simplified by the tutors at Roseland, and will be laun· ched there early in February with South American officials present to make the proceedings official. Lionel Hampton has been having a rough t1me. While he was pacing the corridors of Memorial Hospital where his wife, Gladys, was in su rgery for five hours, he received the sad news that his mother had died in Los Angeles after a si milar operation. Gladvs is out of dan· ger now, doctors say. tiut they won't al· low her to jl!in Hamp for his booking in Miami Beach next week The record industry isn't forgetting the late Allan Freed, the controversial disk jockey who was most responsible tor the birth of the multl-lnillion dollar rock 'n roll industry. There'll be a big benefit soo n for an AI Ja n Freed l''ounrtation to help his wido~ - although it figured that with his success he would have left • lot of money. is """" with '""· Utdlad Press lntertUJtlonal er, all you lulve to do Is press dlately know that you are bav· WASHINGTON (UP!\ _ Ad- one bu~ one time. Its "mom- ing ttouble ~ BO, baiiWoiJ, verlilementa often be ory disc can relam up to I! pimples, athlete 1 foot II' 1011111 helpful 81 goasipy ~:;'hbors ~ digits, which ill mtre tluot1 I CAll olhll' socially Wl&cceptable diJ. leeplnc us informed about the say '?r mLRe. . order. . ·mes m · h' h It · doeo away with the chore If I am havlll& a daDtlrull t1 1 WICWeJve · of look!Jii up or remembering problem, T don'l nece..arlly "Computerize your telephone'' [ ph<rne numbers, ends the bor- care about broadcalllin8 that uraes a brochure that J re- ing, fatiguing job of repeated fact all over the store. Which celved in the mail thio week. dialing" and "eliminates tim .. Is why the aforementioned adThat tells ua a lot about where waatinJ, expensive wrollJ num. vertiaement gave me eause for we st.and and where we are beriiJ." rejoicing. headed. For my ourposes, how•ver, It makes it po•sible IAI buy telephone automation still hasn 't an anti-dandruff preparation For one thing, it tolls us that been perfected. It does oot cut without anyone lmowlll& that tlle once simple act of dialing in on your teen-age daughter your scalp ha. otll'lt!d Oakin1. a telephone number Is rapidly and tell her to get off the line. Everyone will automatically becomme too complex fo~ the What 1 rea:ard as 8 bigger assume that you have tht human mind and index fmger boon to mankind turned up in mange. to handle alone. another advertisement that I 1 ,----~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii..,_O, !"or as little as $79.95 you can saw thio week. The makers of FIRST bring ·~elephone automation" a certain brand of mange medi· QUALITY into your home to cope with the cine Me now touting their prod- REGULAR various area codes, prefixes, uct as • treatment for dandruff. Certified 011 Stetlon suffixes and other digii.J that Enrybody Knows benumb the brain. It h.a ~ always been a little Special Price i r-iiiiiiiiiiiiii.ioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio~ ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN 1 I '' by Helen Bottel - - - 1 The late Sam Cooke's buslnes1 manager, Allen Klein , is •upervisln& the pre· paratlon of an hour-long documentary 111m showing the singer on cafe floors, in recordine senlons and at fan gathering•. .The reel iJ 1cheduied to be shown on televtsion this Summer. Sam's admirers are still bombarding this column with questiOns about the puzzling manner in whl<\l he met his death - but l don't have the answers ... Joe Levine just closed a fiveDear Helen : amat eur psychology and I e t 1 picture deal with Carlo Ponti. Two of the This boy likes t(l make peo- your "Jelly bean 11iant'' takt! I flicks will star Sophia Loren, whose pie think he 's a kook . J just care of h11 own Image : He'll 1 "Marriage, Italian Style" is breaking recknow this 11 all ll defense me- 1seltl~ down , once he has prov- ords here and abroad. Joe would be amr hani ~ m against Inferior feel · l':d he ca n lick the " shy bram" used by the news flashes from the French ings becau~ he fils whal it say!'i lAbel. Riviera, where Sophia is filming ''Lady our general psy. book to a T 1 Come to thmk of it, catching 1 L." He was once a very shy guy , 1jellybeans on the fly sounds The ballyhoo boys over t here would but now that he has started to ' like a winner for another o( have you believe that at the end of a hard ('Ollege he tries to get noticljd 1 those wild collei!I:P champion ~ I day 's shooting she retires to the royal m strange ways, Hke comins ship deals Ihat happen every suite of the Hotel Negresco and starts up with wild questions m class. 1Spring. Wouldn't be nearly as I cooking for her.elf. (That'll be the day!) and working on his oddba ll rep- much pain ami JSirain as stuff~ Her alleged quote: "Cooking is almost as tltation by promoting stunts . i i11,g telephone. booth s - unle~s important to me as acting. I already have For instance, when some cnl ~ 1 yuu ATE ;:~ I I you caught. - H. an Oscar - now I'm going to try for a 1 e~e fella br(lke the record for 1Df':::tr Helen · Cordon Bleu !" The geniuses who issued taking the longest shower, he I <.~m <l 16~year-old glrl , con~ that bulletin obviously forgot that on the .~ aid he'd be the long-distanc~ sidered the most pretty and · long night when Sophia waited out the tooth brushing champion, with populilr in school (and I am , i Academy Awards she killed a lot of time rhr slogan ''I CAN 11 w n ys or was) . Last month a new by eating - in restaurants . . . Comedbrush." and he got his 'piclure I girl moved into town and is I ian Dave Astor is ecstatic. He says his ap· in the paper and sore sums. absolutely wreckinl;! me. AU o( 1 pearance with Harry Belafonte at PhilaNow he's on a jellybe<Jn ~ i ck. nw six c;tcadv bov friends 11:1\"C de lph ia's Lalin Quarter resulted ih $55,He wants to be the champion tOJ.~en back tireir . ring:s and are 000 worth of bookings in the next four re llybean catcher. and start a trying to give them tc her. nw : months Vivien Leigh has confided to national fad for throw ing nHI· Igirls have dropped me ;:rlso. I friends that she intends to give up her acting career soo n and retire from show 11y up ln the air and catch ing ! Hm ig nored .. it with your mouth. The trouble / In llorc of regilining my business completely. Perhaps she means i<: . it ift catching on here and ; popnlarity I have bleached my it now - but a lady as talented as she is !he guys are all domg it They auburn -red hair to a beautiful sure to reconsider and succumb to the look like a bunch of bears in i hlonde. Now my parents are urge for the spollighl. lhe zoo. Jn fact Jim (not hb furious. What can I do?-JEA· "' ~ "' Cuban and Czech airlines now skip name) and a friend went down LOUS their ut!ual stop at the Gander air hase in to the zoo last Saturday and •Dear Jealous: gol more attention than lhe You might apply for a Job New~ndland en route to Europe. Too monkeys, tossing jelly beans at with Mad Magazine. You have rna'lt' passengers were jumping ship and askihg for asy lum in Canada, the Cu bans , the Imagination for It! - H. then making their way to Florida to join i o~ar HelPn : The letler signed PRO ~ their fellow expatriates and the Czechs, ' TEEN made me furious. This mostly technicians, staying in Canada ra person must be very immature Iher than be trapped again behind the Vittorio de Sica intends to complai n about a few hours Iron Curtain to revive the hit series of ''Bread, Love or hotJ~~work ov~r the weekON and" movies he madeJears ago. The f'nd. WhPn r was in high school , I never did less than new edition will be title " Bread, Lcve · three hours' of study every sin~ and Catch" - "catch" being the word gl~ nip-ht - that means six F.uropeans use for what we calJ "wresthoun on weekends. I realized, ling." 'Of course de Sica will lampoon the with most of my classmates. grapplers. It's like the AI Capone day s with thAt tht-se a3Signments were LAUNDRY_ necessary to develop proper some of the local discotheques, which DRY CLEANING •tudy habits. It pays on in coi. I WY N428 POMEROY 11 Cle gLe.LIB!(e;liEeve me, f <now. ,, 0 FRESHMAN 18'9 = u IOl'TH .\SKEO FOR IT leach other. They can catch This c?lumn i~ for younc peo- them from 20 feet. rle, their problema and pleas-- You can lma1ine how we Ires, their trouble1 and fun . girls £eel when we doub le date ; \s Wilh the rest of Helen Help and the guys practice jelly 1 IJ ~t !. it welcome:~ laugh• but 1bean catching all evening . · won 't dodge a serious que& Jim is atill a brain, but wn wjth a brusil-<~ff Sen d don 't you think he's trying too ~our teen-ase questions to h~:~rd to change h1s image? ; OUTH ASKED FOR IT care Jf Helen Help USI 1his .news· JIM'S GT~L . 1aper Dear Jm1 s G1rl: 1ELLV BEAN GIANT Why don't you stop with the I " · I ;-.;,m::,.,.:; ';.'i ~ liCie Advertisements Can be like 1a~: J: .!.m-:: Voice of Broadway ••• reporting • N • hbo Jilt' • Goss1py e1g rs to s ::.:.=:·.=.:::·.:: HELEN HELP US! ' JI Ll2nrer Matching Dryer Just $159·95 EASY I TERMS BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0 . .: I I �• Charter Draped In Memory of Edna Carleton SOCIAL CALENDAR -------,-----~--------- fii-Dall~ Sentinel, Pomerey-Mlddleport, 0 ., Feb. 4, 1965 and sewage treatment of disFor Rent Business Services pooal works or parts thereof, ~' otherwise discllargeo oanlWANT AD TRREE BEDROOM house at INCOME TAX Service Job!> tary !Owage, industrial wastes, INFORMATIO"" 1126 E. Main St. Phone WY 2- 000 • Slmpooa tnsur;,ce Agwater or other Uquldl, either 4 2 b&AJ)~Ii!f> ~- - _ ~ ency, Room I, Coatll BulJd. directly or Indirectly into the Tbe charter waa ell'~ in FEB. S . . P. a. DQ WoN Pull11tat1oe 5 ROOM apal'ttnent and bath ing. Middleport. I Village'• sanilllry sewerage •Y· lllon4a:r Deadllh• 11:011 A M unfurmshd ~II utilities torI 20 tie stem payable and collectable 'llle EUB Men's Brotherhood memory ofll:dna Corleloll when CA..NCEU..ATIONI nJShed Upstairs above Dr. INCOME TAX service. Victor as h.;,.elnafter provided, and In wiU meet Friday evening at Pomeroy Chapter Ill, OES COBJaCTJONS WW M accepted IUI.t11 9:00 A. IlL an ·::. ofl('t' ··· Phone WY .. _,ount determined 88 foUows : the borne of Eldon Weeks. A met Tuesday eveniu& at tAl Dollov For DI.J' ef Publication E. Gaul, Chest..-, Ohio. Phone _., Shoe T pi 2-3046 or WY 2-roM. "a" For any lot, parcel of !Jim, "EvangeU.m In Maoonlc em e. RJI:GULA.TLONII 1 l2 tic 98f>-2402 ofter S p. m. land. buDding or premises Leather," will be shown. Rev. Clara Sue Soulsby, ....tby maT'h• Publlilber .--rv•• t.be rUbt .. ..w OJ' rejeet; ~ a4l 4M= lid l I SOtp lituated within or wHhout the Menzel Smith and Thomaa Iron, and JlliDOI Soulaby, warobteetiOJIIIble. ElTon abou.Jd be' 5 room and bath apartrneDt -=:-:-:--::--:-: corporate Umill of the VIIBentl will be bo•ll. thy patron, prellded. Invltetlono raporittod UluD.&aq,b. Th• putlin Pomeroy Phone W'\' t-3Jll*. MAJOR Medical Health Plan lllher wt11 aot M re1pon.lbl~ for !age of Middleport, Ohio, The Happy Harvesten cla8S were received 1o atlelld 111aore t.baa ou til~ m.eruoa. 12 L5 de non • cancellable, guaranted, havln& or served by any con- of the Federated chw-cb wiU •pecUon of Danbery Chpter, renewable... Pays 100 per cent nectlon 111 the Villages oanlc meet Friday evening at the Ripley, 0., on February 2li with llATEB DeTRAILER Jots for rent. close of Medical bills, over For wanr Ad krvloe lllry sewer system, Intercept- chll'ch 'with Mrs. Lolli8 Reibel Jesse Negus, worthy ~and II Cent. pv -rd o11e llue'r'ttD• to Laundrymat and scbooil. ductible. Call Jim Johnson Mln.lmwa Chu1• eo eenu lng sewera, sewage pumping and Mra. PhU Meinhart as boapatron the inapectlng offiCer: for information. VaUey Lumber & Supply Corn- WY 2-2903 12 Cent. ptr word tor 1'brM coa· statlollll and sewage treat- tosses. from Marietta Chapter to attnael'tlona. 1 19 30tC p.3'1Y . Midd!eport lD-J..tlc S(l per Cl!hl O ..counl OD p•ld •rt. Ulld men! or disposal workl or FEB. I tend Frlenda Night," and a reld.l pa!d w1thiD lQ d1y.. f<e--:i--: ~ g 1er--::B:all o-cd"Ju-k---:: ,.-PPit I or CAI\D OF THANKS .. OHlTlJARli:S parts thereof or otherwlae The DAV and Auxiliary will ception for VIda CIII'SOil, depu11 .25 for 50 word rnln · new bomes Built in kitch. dlachargtng sanilllry sewage, lJieet Monday at 8 p.m. All ty grand matron of Illltrirt lmum Ellcb ldcHtlonaJ word lC ens, storm wlndows. alumindustrial waate9, water or members are urged to attend. 25, on March 6, at 7:30 p.m., OFFlC.I; )lOURS tnum siding. CaU Guy Ne1g. other liquids, either directly The W.S.C.S of Heatb M~ and from Pt. PlelliBill Chapter 8:30 "-· Ill. to 5.00 P. M For Sale Salun1a:r~.30 A Ill Ul 12:00 ler, Racine, Ohio. or indirectly Into the vn. thodllt Church will meet Mon- to attend the villlatloa of th• IT'S SO &A&"'' TO PLACK A loge's sanilllry sewerage sy- day evening, Feb. 8 at the worthy grand matron of Wes· 1963 Tempesl LeMans Cpe. llESULT P'RODUCINQ WELCH'S Auction every Saturstem, the charge shall be Bl church. "Hearing God Speak Virginia on Monday, March 8 a WANT .u> Local awned and low mileage, red over ivory finish da v night . 7 · 30 p. m. Laurel Real Estate For Sale follows: Through the Bible" will be the 8 p. m. 326 VB engine, uutomatic trans. Like new whitewali Cli.ff . on Route 124. Auction· PHONE WY2-2156 program topic with Mrs. M. E. Initiation was held for on~" I tires. radio and hrflter. eer. Slim Chapman. For each famlly or comDawson and Mrs. Earl Knight candidate with Caddie Wickham 2 4 31p FOR SALE : 6 room block Was $2095 Weekend Special $1799 merciaJ or Industrial unit leaders. Hostesses are Mrs. as soloist. Mrs. Soulsby an. house, bath, basement, hard- 1 USED Reeord Players, single using unmetered private Everett Davis, Mra. John Zel'- nounced that the date set for Card of T!u•nks wood floors. 8 acres ground : 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe play . 45 rpm $10 95 autowello, $3.110 per month. kie. Mrs. Carl Mattox and Mrs. Inspection waa Saturday, Ma' A sharp low milf•age local car. Jet black finish, tire• in short distance of Belle· I I WISH to express ~}- smceTe For mat• c attachme-nt , 45 rpm. domestic metered users, c. E. young. L The meeting closed in ritual. ;how little w~ar 110 H.P. engine. 4 apeed trans. Ra• \'JIIe & Racine dam. Mildrrd thanks to our many relatives. industrial and other metered istic frn-m with Mra. Wickham. 18 95 Radio, recor Jio , hrater , red bucket JSeats and vinyl trim. Bissell, Long Hott om , Ohio. friends and neighbors for their users, the fee shall he as fo~ i a past matron, giving tho fareplayer , combinatiou rpm. 2·2-6tc Was $1895- Weekend Special- $1699 kindness und sympath)' dur· ~12 . 95 Cabmet radiu. re- - - - - - lows: weu. ing the illness and death of Zero to 1000 galiOOB : $2.110 per Refreshment. were served by rord player. $10 95 VM MUST sell regardless of sacri· 1961 Olds F 85-4 Door my father. ~r. Edward HH•' i record amplifier. $24 .95. month. Geraldine Young. Pat Bllikam, VB engine . Standard trans. Blue finish, showroom clean fice! Modernized home-two Young. Spec1al thanks to Rev . "1usical amplifier. contains inlt>rwr, good l1res. radio and heater . story - built-in stove, birch 11101 to 1o,ooo gallons: $3.110 Margaret1 LaUance, BeulAh EwKra!y, Dr. Blazewicz, Meigs per month lng and Gaynelle Wise from a 12" speaker. $59 . 9~ kitchen cabinets; ground Door Was $1195 Special $1066 Genera) Staff. Ewing Funer10,001 to 26,000 gallollll: $6.00 Unusual arrangementll usllll! table carrying out the vaien· Werner Radio. :\1 iddleport laundry, modern b.ath; down" al Directors , and pall bearOhio 2 4 3tc stairs bedroom, new oil furn· per montb dried materials, which bad tine theme. Favors were red 196 I Chevrolet Biscayne 6 - 4 Door ers. 25,1101 and over: $12.110 per been prepared by Mrs. John hearts centered with a nylon Powerglide trano;., good tires . dark green finish, heatNF.\\~'lo---;m p - 418 Twrntieth ace heats both floors; storm Mrs. Belva GlctZe er. A wonderful to buy , month Kincaid, were tbe subject of a bag !Uied with mints. doors throughout ; new storm Century Wf'lder. :; 10 amp cutand Family Domestic unmetered water discusslon when the Middleport windows on three r()(11ns; Normally Priced $1195, Reduced To $999 ting tap , 20 yea r warranty . 2 4 llp users: $3.00 per month Garden Club met Tuesday evenbasement , double carport witb We trade. Meigs County LandIN LOVING memory of our mark, Pomeroy. 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. Station Wag. overhead storage, sheltered ing at the bome of Mrs. HoZ' 4 ltc The foregoing rates are mer Ruxsell. Also on tho prohusband and father . William Locally owned and a nlce wen cared for ear. 6 cyl. en· picnic area, Jlh acres, new gtne with new l'ings, std. tl'llns., radio, heater, good H. Eichinger, who passed s- 65~000 BD. FT. timber. Mixed ~inimum rates and not maxi- gram was a paper on hortlcul· exterior paint, spouting, roof species. on the stump . Will tires. Beige and brown finish . way 2 years ago Ft!bruary J. mum rates and the ViUage re- ture given by Mrs. David Ent>just put in A·l condition; 40 accept b1ds until Feb. 10. serves the right to Increase the milll!er. Was $999 _ __ The World may change fro m gal. automatic hot water Reduced To $899 Phone WY 2-6378. 2-2-6tp lank : 220V. electrical, three same at any time should the Materials used in the dried year to vear ·--·-revenues of the system prove . 1 ded unfl The leachen and parent. Guild 1960 Ford VB Fairlane 5002 Door And Friends b-orn dsy bedrooms up, closets for aJI I to BRIGHT STAR MARKETS, loInsufficient to pay lbe operatarr~ements me u and s owj of Fenwick Central High School No rust, clean body and interior, 'automatic trans. Jta.. day. ca ted at 113 West 2nd bedrooms, out of high water. ' 1ng and maintenance expenses er ves, graoaes ":~era meeting at the ochool Jan. 31 dio and heater, good tires. But never will the one we Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, and Any reasonable offer accept,.. char vlded types of flowers. Mrs. Mich""l WBI called to order by the presi· d b love and the e t ges pro Fry a guest from the Chenext to the , Drn•e-in Theatre ed. will :sell on land contract. $699 by the Ordinance authorizing h • G rd Cl b b ht . dent, Lewis Ford. From memory pass away . hone WI 9-3222. 2-3-3tc in Mason, W. Va., give you the Issuance of the sewer rev- : ~~"\ a ~n 1 u ' of rougll Father John Turel led t h e 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe Wife , Clara Ei chinger, Child- every day low prices and Red enue bondl. eres mg sp ays an q group lr. prayer. Father William V8 engine, Powerglide trans. Radio and heater, runa ren and Grandchildren . Dot Specials - - Fresh Pork flowers. Hilliker, Father DAvid Berilla. out perfect, good tire11. 2 4 ltp Sausage, J-Ibs. $1.110 Be and the same Is hereby Miss Nellie Zerkle,_president, and Father Leonard Cencula Breakfast Bacon, sliced or 1 Was $695 - - - - - Special amended to read 11 follows: conducted the meetmgde. . Thiede spoke on various school prob Notice piece. lb. 29c Chuck Beef 1 patriotic theme waa PIC !ems. Roast . lb . 39c _ Head Let- 51 ACRES- Near Fo.rked Run 1953 Hudson Hard Top Coupe Section 3: For the purposes with a white <;ake, decorated Father Hilliker compared the TO CLEAN carpets better, Solid car. Runli trJOd . tuce, JOe _ Carrots, l -Ib . Lake and Belleville Dam, as provided in Section 1 and 7 wltb cherries and placed on a value of the stndent.' grades we'll loan a BJue Lustrf' Car· lOc _ - Bananas, 1-lb. lOc land lays well, is clean and Was $99 _ Special $43 bereof II Is hereby determined blue cake stand. The cake had at Fenwick to other schools. ort Shampooer with purciJ.. - G rapefruit, pink or white well fenced. ~ood 6-room and declared to he necessary been made by MJSS Hallie Zer: Fuad raising melheda were dis· ase of Blue Lustrf> Sbampoo. 5-lb bag, 49c _ Whitf' pota· frame house. w1th ~ath and 1961 Chevrolet '1;2 Ton Pickup 1 cussed, and Mro. Paul Cascl to ftx and colleet service charg- kle. Baker Furniture, Middleport. toes, 10-lb 59c - Huron milk., forced hot all' heatmg, .... fufl Low mileage by one careful owner, good tire11, I cyl. es or rate11 from every person, Hostesses for the evening was authorized to eGI'ltact Boys 2-Utc 8 tall cans, $1.00 _ All pur- baaement and front porCh. engir1e, soli~ ('ab and appet~.nmce of new truck. heater. finn, and corporation whose were Mrs. Russell: Mrs. Carl Tuwn for more illformation conALJTnMUBU.E ln!mranoe beeD pose Flour, 2.5 lb. bag, $1.89 ~ bam and garage; · ExWas $1295 Special $1149 lot, parcel ol land, building or llorky • Mrs. William Morr_ts. ceming the leaslbiHty of having cancelled' '.oe1 YQUJ' operaSkinner's Macaroni , 1 - ceptmnally good water au_p-. premises is served by a con- Mra. Harry Chesher and _Miss its choir come to il!i• area . tor's U<-enae7 Call WY lb bag 2 for 4!1c Mild ply, soft and plen(¥ of II. 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab and Chassis nection to the Villages oani- Harle Marie Smith. SandWIChes Mrs. Case! waa also dellghted 11111< Longh~m Cheese, l-Ib. 4!1c $13,500.00. . Dual wheels, heavy duty springs, 4 .speed trans. iary sewerage sy.!lem, i nte r- and small cakeo were served to be in charge of_ tbe coupon Your lotai Grocery bUl POMEROY - NICe large engine, heater. ceptlng sewers sewage pump- from a table carrying out the and trading stamp_program. will always cost you less if w1th pasture for cow and Was$895 _ _ Weekend Special $749 Wanted To Buy lng workl and' sewaga treat- valentine theme. An arrang~ Mra. Charles'- C~kson WI-' pony • plenty g~rden space. you deal at the Bright Star ment of dlaposal works or parts ment of wbite carnatlona and put In chlirge of getting the ne... &-~om house With bas~ment. Markets located next to the ANTIQUE furniture, Aladdin Drive-In Theatre, Mason, W. High and ~ry. ~wner WJ~I ca~therlnf, or otherwise dlcbarg- mums centered the_ table. Mial essary dishes and utensils for lamp and old iron pieces, mar- Va. (Formerly the Bargain ry ~me financmg. Sprmg 18 I es santiary sewage, lnduatrial Nellie Zerkle presided at the the cafeteria 10 a! to provide ble topped piece. Mrs. How118 wastes, water or other llquidl, coffee aerv•ce. Guests were hot lunches for tho S<'bool in Center) and in Pomeroy , on way· ard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Ohio at 113 West 2nd Street. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR either directly or Indirectly In- Mra. MIChael F':l', Cheshire, the near future. Pomeroy, WY 2-5262. to the VUiage'o oanilllry sew- and Mrs. Myron Miller, Middle- A dlscuslrion was held oo a Both Stores are open all day BOX Z29 PHONE WY ~-3830 POMEROY, OHIO 2 3 tic each Sunday. 2-2-Jtc POMEROY, OffiO erage system, payable and col· port. Boostera Cl~ SMALL LOT in Pomeroy large !N~W autum-n -haze- -mink lectable ao berelnalter provldMeetings iA the future will he enough for two-car garage. stole. See: Mrs. Virgil Carl, FOR SALE-Middleoort't acres NE % of S. W. % and ed, and tn amount determined held on the last Sund•r of each Call Howard Mullen on week Rt 2, Pomeroy on Kingsburg ell b"'"'"'"· located 352 N. Farm Machinery Nw f W BB !Dlltws: montll at 7 P m. Tbe meeting .......... -- . . part 0 8 . • 'I•, .. the closed with proyer by Fath. Wy d en __ '• ___2-3782. -·-·-2- l. 3tp Rd. or Ph. 2-6356. -2-l-121p Second Street, Middleport AT TillS date I have on hand same appe-s - WY - --~ on the Audltor ' s "a" For any lot, parcel of , er Adolph Golubie""ld. HOG •d,essedl , 250-3110 lbs 0 , ,sEWING Machine. new !965 Priced for quick .ale. In- 4S used farm tractors and Tax Duplicate for tha year land, building or premisel S Refreshments were oerved by what have ou. Pho w' model. Sews_ forward and re- quire at Ohio Hotel. several riding garden tract- 1947, in the name of James 91'I ted within llhout the . 0f the the pa ent 9 0f St Loui!1 Parloh Y ne Y 1- verse. Equipped to z1g zag, N. Beard, referenc. to which ua or w 'ftte February meetmg r · 6826. 2 3 6tc buttonhole, darn, etc. $38.88. FARM 82 A. on hard ors. Most anything needed on d corporate limits of the VIJ. Golden Rula class of the Pom&- of Gallipoils. the farm. Bill Goodwin, 6 is hereby rna e. lag of Middleport Obin hav 1 held ----. STANDING Timber. Top cash Terms. WY 2-3862. 1 29 6tc buildlng sites, old house -1 r Wilk II REFERENCE DEED: Vol. e --• b ' ' • roy Church of Chr st was m• es rom esvi e. ing or "'"'"" Y any eonneo- Tuesday evening at the home of 212 • page 33J, Records of lion to the VUiages oanitary Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smitb in price paid. Marton Reynolds, I barn, II mineral. Leaded. I 3 6tc "' CoolvJ'lle, OhJ·o. Rt. 3. Call Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. Deeds of Me;~ County Ohio In'--""•• BEST PRICES ON 3 Bo 29 Ri i W V ' . sewer ayatem =~•-. Syrac"·•. · eefS alter 4 o'clock, 667-3500. p ey. . a. Help Wanted Plaintiff also alleges that the sewers, sewage pumping 1118- In ; ; abaence of Mrs. El1-11-tle l-25-30tp parties are the ownen of the tiona and oewage treatment wood Bowers, --idenl, lbe vice ' household gooda and dls-•1 Lo no... r-WANTED ho k I to I For Rent Auto Sales use eeper '"" property located their or ,..... wor.. '"' ..-- president, Mrs. Jerry Masters Mrs. Myrtle Lolli! entertained 1 6 .60 in. Phone WY 2-26116. thereof or otherwise dlschar· conducted the buslnesa oesston. the WSWS of tha EnterprtsO 6 70 X 1 5 _ ---""' tall International tandem drive 2 3 tic home. glng sanitary sewage, tndua- "Love" was the theme of the EUB church Tueaday evening 4 ROOM HOUSE in Hartford, Nylon 81oekwtll Tube Tv.. u. s. Civil Service -Tests!fi Pllainhtiff also fprthisays that upon triBI wastes, water or other devotiona taken from I John 4: at her Rod: Springs Road home. w. Va. Phone S82·2.168 after truck with twenty foot log· Meo -women 1s and ~~~ s.eurw tob&. na earmg o hqutds either dlrecU.y or Inho al10 SUPER SERVICE ging rack, $650. Ford one ...., "' , .." •Mn. • .,._.,. _ _ be divorced from said . ' , 11-19 by Mrs. Smith w "The Church'• Mission a2 3 3tc 5 p. m. STATION ton truck, good stake bed. ~':~~a;d~~~ '::;;::~ P.::=,-: ant and be awarded the dU"ect1y into the Vlllage 1 san- reed an article~ "And Give 'l:be& mong Nati0111 ID Alia" wu TWO 4 room furnished apart· $395 w·u fo h l d . umoll. ·~MOA'J FBEE ....,... d ol of lb llllry sewerage system, the Peace." Prayer by Milton Rtuab tbe topic of the program prementa. Ov.e first Door WY 2J~elc W Cen.y • I ys ur w ee rtve uoo OD Job•. ,aJar~.... .-eqtUre~Mr~~ custody an eontr. e charge shall be u follows : "lo"....a the devotions. sented by Mrs. Herbert nz.......n, -• II ......_ Mgr. WY 2•9932 % ton .stake ~ruck. $650 .. Bill :=~:. t.ndaJ I'IY1at name, aM,...-' or child of the partie1 ... £KM eall ul&'ol' 27 ""'-= .-e. Goodwm, 6 m1les from Wilkes· LtncolD Ser""lee, an eu-, Pn~ that be be awarded Members answered roll showing how Christian missions J ROOM apartment-. - NiceiY ville. 2 3 6tc 0 "" 80"""'L Pom~,. 0 ""'· interest in tiJe real estate Fo~ each family or com- wllb a ocripture verse Uliq the have Influenced the .allono ol furnished hardwood floors I t.UMP and run of mine coal -scribed herein and tha mercia! or Industrial unit us- word heart. RoWtd robin get-well Asia. aulllmatl~ heat. large clos: for sale. Goe_glein Coal Co. 6 perfect - CYLINDER Jeep motor, Legal Noti"ce hold goods and personal log unmetered private wells, cards were aent to ohut-lna. II Mra. Elisabeth Davis read condition, 1958 Dodge, $3110 per month ll P S Middl ell, pn'vate bath and private age I., eport. - - --"' - - - -erty located in the home · · was voted 1o onler get-we the hymn, "I Love Tby Klng12 4 u Pick-up V-8, 1956 Buick SpeFor domestic metered users, ll ney making do Lord" Parti 1 .,_ entrance. UUUtie• furnished. - - - - - - - c cial, 1956 Pontiac Chieftain LEGAL NOTICE the parties hereto as aUmony, Industrial and other metered cards to se as a 100 m. · cpa....., were . WY 2-32110... 2-2-tlc Business Services 4-dr. sedan, Booton Terrier MONA LOUISE MARCINKO, and for other proper reUef. the fee shall be 81 fol- project. The purchaae of a new Miss Dorothy Long aa the voice """'~ bulldog, female, registered. a minor, whose place of rest- Said cause will be for uselows~' table for the church social roodm from the audience a DC! I n ....E ROOM furnished apart· WY 2-3243 1!-- lhe phone to cal . dJa ed y bookl ma e I be Mr M I size WY 2-9943. 2-2-3tc dence is unknown, and Helen illl! on or after the 12th day Zero to 2000 galloos · f2 00 per WBI . CUBS • ear and pane mem rs, S. flii2A! ment Wllh bath for coupiO. lor Limestones, any M ddl The o"-~l •. White, mother of Mona Louise March, 1965. month · · by Mra. Cbarleo Eskew Smith, Mrs. Claude Husted, Mn. Phone WY 2-5.,, - . m 1 e- Prompt delivery. Emmet W ~ofer.........,.~ Marcinko, a minor, whose place h were distributed. Thomas Ben'· ~ Hun• ~-•"rd TIIOMAS J. MARCINKO to 10,000 -no••s, •• .110 Mrs. Srnlt ..1, Mrs. """ 2001 port. 212 Soutb Fifth Ave. World 8 ....,. Shuler Contracting. --..-" •• ''" .., I ..... under lbe l --• "~· 1 l8 tic • Ell Ue of residence is also unknown, Crow, Crow & Porter, per munlb Games were P a,ne .... ..,. • ........, . • Pomeroy M otor Is St "// "'""" PRICES More Specials .e~u.. THIS WEEK I I Arrangements Using Dried Mater•"als Shown 1 'J elet,1•.8 l•0 n Revll e d"" Tuesday night as Marcel Mar- changing from m a! k to ceau joined Red SkeHon lor an mask - by only faelal e1pre.. hour uf pantomime. alom, of roune - he finds on NBf'!fV's Bob Hope theaterL't"ltl>:: fmas elll'dl orlar;'.rate? Feb. 19 a• a retired safecrack- A - In E11iland in 1843. - - - - -- - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - Evl'!l the noise or the too-l,..., himself unable to remove one queut commercials could not in which he is !!ITJiling . Perdim lhe grandness of the occa. forming in complete silence, sion and ol the achievements of Marceau, .. he trlllll desperol~ the two masters , who worked j ly to remo-· _. this srrdling mask, A<JIIOSS separately except for their ver·l creatPd a muOO ot chHling and 1. String siol'l of ''Pinocchio.'' enormouJI}' touching pathdl and •.oamefilll U was an hour of slmpliclty I tragedy with the humanit~ of 9. S-Ma.ped and directness that for years to I his implications. It was enoush ll. ~=~~~ come will bring joy to grown- t1· ~aw tears from a hardened body uptl and children who watch viewer. 12. Silk IJCII.d1 television around the world. I Skeltf)n 's sequences included llkcl. The two artists complement- I his versinns o( a I:!Jr' dressing : : ~ tragedy ; broad - Skelton with yet precise - ir· the rr•(•rning; a gentleman- apparently a waiter-mixlnl 1 salad; " drunken dottor in surgery ; and his famous impre~oo s1on of il vroud old man watch-ing a parade. Maretflli'S other solo contribution• inc)uded a 11. ll'etalllo l1'. =~ anlmaltata 19, ChooM 22. Bua go4 =:,ell tr. A 11up. 128. ptoach, his sense of the rldicu. but not snow y· res I - • EUB Chur·"'h WSWS M 0 r· n uesday • 29 tl• Blc ear ....,:. :': IJld pol' will take notice that on the Attorneys for Plaintiff -.:;;;-;r.;;;;;;;-~iihU~I;;=, APARTMENT, 5 room• aod ~ f'.nr • , l'huriDiq ... lormBDCe. Small .,., ecoaomy 25th day of November, 1994, (IJ 28: (2) 4, 11, 18, 25; (3) 4, bath, shower and tub. 63 S. lleaiJD& and agerablllty Thomas J. Marcmko, being 11; 7tc Snl St., Middleport, Phone lllaeriiDio, manSee plaintUf, filed his petition 8 • ,__ I N , WY 2-2871. 1 to uc Elld , _ . . - - gainst Mona Louise Marcinko ..,.a ottce 'tRAILER LOTS - rree - sewWe llave oD E.~M::'eroy a minor, as defendant In th~ ORDINANCE NO. 181 ago and water. Brown's Trail s.- - l'lroao WY W8'7l Court of Common Ple11 of .er Park (State Approved 1. PM"onntdo tic Meigs County, Ohio, being ea.. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND 4 22 Mlnenville, Ohio, Phone WY CoD WY a.a?t Day • Nlpt No. 13,704, praying for divorce SECTION 3 OF ORDINANCE :z.3324. 1 15 tic 7 • t1r! Insurance from the said Mona Louise NO. '" MOOERli 4 NODI ana baih IlEA riNG, Ptambhr&, MaeOer Marcinko, a minor, on the fumlabed apartment. M 1 d- Fui'IIJOtti. &niGtd Bralllen. PHOTO Copying servtce. Co!> grounda of gross neglect of Be it ordained by the VM!tige 118 East lldabr Stree~ !'om- leo made of legal papera. duty and extreme cruelty and of Middleport, Middleport, dleport. WY Wl74. tfc eroy. Pf1oM 1n Wf& birtll records nnd almost any that there is a aeparation of Ohio as follows: 9 11 otber doc:umenta. the plaintiff and defendant by SECTION 1: 'lbal Section I 1 :ro tk MODERN 5 room hoiiSe In =--===,....,,--~Beater Insaraace, f'omeroy virtue of the Ill treatment on of Ordinance No. 874 New Haven, W. Ya., on Mld- l'RANSMISSION Salvage Comt 4 tfc the part of the defendant here- reads aa follows: way Drive, hath, garage, full pony Repairing aU makes. CUSTOM butchering aad cu~ in. Plaintiff further alleges that For the ~ 11 provldotze basement, large lot. ~~':~~a~~ trBIII- ling. PhU Meier Phone WY he is the owner of the undivid- ed 1n Section 1 aoil 7 hereof f/S.IIO month. Lea,. require-d. WSlO. ' 11 1 tfc ed three • fllurth ilrtereat and Is hereby determined and Pbone IJII2.2GfiZ, New Haven, Owner. Phone WY U173. the. defendant the owner of the elared 111 be necesaar, Ill 17 W. VL 2-1-'te ll tk Uvestock undiVIded one-fourlil Interest In and collect eerv1ee charges or AUCI'IONEEII and to the following real estate. rates from fl'lery penon, J'URNISHED aparlmenb with tl ,,,., .. ali» Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterfo. The !ollowtq real estate 111111 corporation wbo!1e · u!llltta furmahed, alllo good ~ lA-d arion, large and amaU animals. situat<d In Conoly of Meigs, p&rcel 0! laild, · building ..,.,.._ flt.OII montbly in - . , _ • t1 1 ' 128 Washington St., Ravens- State of Oblo, and In the premises !t ael"f88l by 1 HlMieport and Pomet oy. Call .. c. IIIWWUPD wood, w. Va. Phone 273-1271. Townohlp of Olive, and bom li9D to lhe '!fjllage 1 WY s-mo 'or WY 2-2278. I GMt Office hours, Dally 4 Ill 6 p. ed and deacribed as follows: Sewerage System, 1 U lfc m. 1 28 tfc Section 26, Lot 640 - . ~: aewers, aewap Z.l-&c - • . • •.o~-....j 'J 'l''r,;r_ . .:;.;-.=::." direction of Mrs. Eskew with Scripture reading for the !liPprtses awarded to Mlllon Roush. le was Romano 10: 12-11 ljDd Harold Smith, Mn. Louis 0&- Mlcab 4: 1-11. The bymn, 'Wto borne and Mn- Denver K.apple. 've A Story To Tell To !tie Refreshments were served by Nationa," and a prayar poem the hostB Ill Mr. and Mn. Jerry by Mrl. DUon eoncluded lbe Masters and TomiDy, Mr. and program. The foregoing rateo are min- Mrs. MlltoD Roush. Mro. Conrad lluriD& tha bullneal II" iNI. lmum rates and ool maxllnum OhUnger, Mrs. Eskew, Mrs. 08- In charge o1 Mrs. Menzel Smjlli, rates and the VOiage r" nes bOrne. Mra. A. L. Pbelpa, Mro. preoldeot, the program for Y!llf'o lbe right to Increase the 18me Kapple and Bryce and Mark .ld 8ervlc» Day on SUDdaJ, hbat any time llhould the reve- Smith. ruary 7, waa plenned '1be Quiet nues of the ll)'Siem prove lnouf· Day aervlce Ill be beld at Grfleienllll pay lbe operating and July 211, 1994 111111 all arcJI. E~ Cburdl 'nllnday, matnteoaoeo expeose1 and lbe n"'"""' and par:ll of cmllnaliC*l FebruarJ 11, from 10:30 a .m. debt ~ges prOvided by the lneonatotenl berewilb 111111 ba'6- 2:30 p.m. waa IIIIIIOIIDCICL MI. OrdinaiJCio aut.borlzln& the Jsau. by repeal..t Moody wUI be lbe speaker. aoee· G! .the lleWt!l' revenue Prayer by Mill Daw elosed b!Joda. the fe!l'el' c!Wgea SlllC'n011 m: '11111 Onll- the and refreshmen~ b to lhia oeet1oo nanc:e thall be effective ~ were tlrnll by the hnsteu t<t be bill!ld ~ tjle Board of .cllately. .lbe abQve _and • ....t Wn. AfWn and collected · , . Birley ~JII'OWD.e.::::=------, The dates li;r pay· P8811ed: Jl11tl81'f ,S, 1t11 ' ~ -meat be ,deterJllllled by ' PIUT 1be Board of l'llblle Affalrl, ATI'EST: QUALITY Gene Grate lliGULAR SEC'I'{OII n: '11laJ . Seclloll C1erlt ' ; 11Rell 011 Stltloft, I of ordinance No. 874 paNed Lee Smith, ~ 'W Mlln 11. ••-,~L Vlll.uf.ol ~(l) • (I) ...,.. • ,,., , "'.,:, , f v--.:'-;(:.,·:~ ;+·,.,t-· l~,'"#&a 4.,;,;-i:"._-~~.'- "\~"':\ ,, ..... ~ -.-,;_-~·if 10 1101 10 25 000 gallOJlll: .-. ~ month ' 251101 and OYer' $12 110 per ~th · · Domestic unmetered water usera: $3.110 per montb meet'•• c. ... 'J.;; ' ~~--:;·.. "· { 2&' ~I • •"" ~NU"F,. 5lltii- SNUFFY --THAT LAST JU6 OF CORN·SOUEE21N'5 liO.Hai&D L)[ucuJine 21. Cra"' v~y SHUX .. I DON'T \:a WANT MY MONEY ,...BACK - 1 JEST COME TO TELL 'IE IT WUZ. POWERFUL GOOD!! dlllh nlelcname ·-~· pulpit 7.Propbot 8.Ird&med opo!OQ eyelkl 10.0btala hill 24 ......... .... .. ........ JD.Peruvtan Lll ... ,.". Jf.Con- clude .. J&.Dry. 11. B'orrnol!, ILPa.stry JI.C!en...en ......rt M.Sum.up ..... p....al>br. "tDeti&o 2&.Kindot U.BooeHga IJI.i'rerloll ~ ae. Part ot a. wine lnJDOtal I """' I Oo•I'T MAKE NO REFUNDS TO NOBODY bllnd ""-- recluae 38.Alway~ 40, Sha<p lla90r 41, :BordeT 41 Plant wataawllleel 4.4. M:aa.'• ~ lll.l1nderlll0t accomplished. skat. · 30. ~r:~• lou.s, high high-style burlesque er. The "Pinocchio" sketc~. In tube I which ,.,11rceau playOO the title 31. Hebrew and his frank sentiment. Jt Is doubtful that television rule and Skelton wa' GeppeUo, 12. :kt~ sa,r;:tp.., ...... tor memorial .. . lltl. Oboerfe h at.Hedue• ~II ~he '6 lnrauk we 41. D!Jiooloro4 ~rout.; ~-· te.Reg1""" ,7, A slight colorlng 4&.0WWIIre biT<I 411. 014 DOWN S.Jio'JnAoo uado':e J.liA>nster DAILY Vlh!Pl'OQUOTE - BeN't ..,_ to worlt Ill AXYI>LB44X& le LOJI'G:r!DLLOW OnelottAir 11r1Jii17-~· b lho 11o, x tor u. two a,. ~ ' - opoatrophleo, tbo kmgtb erul fonna- at tbo . - ..a oil IJlnto. tor-- ra- 1o.,. .... Ear!h day the code !etten an dltl~ I .& O;Jptua:aa q p OK'l'RCE GRNUR ZPR 'l'NYitO 1st" UNKQE LH BC BPXO BPIII BXU.-BPIQLOO ~ 1 •da;fa CJJJplJ4csotae C# m THe t&:atn·-sxx AI. 'l'ERNA"riV'F4 JWNNINO AWAY IS Bll!flTrCHDD!!SB l'BOVERB • :'Oh! You i:!i~a~ that new ateady of Janlt'o? Not only • he fast on h•a f..t! You •hould oee him at a dlnfnl room tahl*'" WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRJDAY 4:30Electrlc Co. News 4 40 Jim Mees Show 8:110 6:60 6 20 6:25 6:30 6:57 Sign 011 - Nelfl Scared Hearl Melp Coun!J RFD Paul Bowers - Farm Bill Mlller Show Woatber 7:00 Newo 7:60 Tiny'l Morolng Chapol 7:20 Bill r.llllor 8hnw 7:30 Sporll 7:3> Plcl<ena Hardw1re ("ruel. · Thun-) 7:00 New• 8:110 Bill Mlller Show 8:30 Daily Ligbt 8:45 BUJ Miller bow 8:45 Baker Furniture Show !Wed. .•'rl.) 9:110 NIWJ 9:\]5 Coflot Wllb JIIIIOI 10:00 BUl lll1len Bt'UIId> 8hnw 11:110 MIJdllerlal AewoJollon 11:15 Masoo County Agrl 1"111. (TUes.) 11:15 Family Wonblp CTbll'l. 11:15 A.S.C Program (Fri.) 11:30 Swap Shop 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymntime 12:00 COIIIIIII Blodl Newt 12:15 ao-1er OIICIII Star 12:30 Litty Anderaon Show 3:110 Jim Meet Show TERRY 'nlaiY -11le AIRa:NMIMO IH~.Jil~ 11!EYETII.'IltEIR ~ 110111 YoM JDtoJ -- lfCIIII!el ft;jt , . &l'tiO'I'!. f.kj tM. 1H!N- : 5:110 News &:110 Sign Off !ATURD.\ y 8:00 Sigu On _ News B:llli Country Music 1, 25 Country Jamboree 7, 110 News 7:05 Larry Anderson Sbow 11 :IIO Top Ten Show 12 ' 00 Noon News 12:1S Muclal Interlude 12 ,30 n.. Rev Merim Teet. I:IIO Jim Mees Show qoinq to do. t() ~:t h2re ~ave ~'i"~'r:"' d ....... Z.- .... - S. Oen1,dne his tug of war; "Dip as a gamap- bier": •NI Blp aa a would-be :Ill. Oneof!IMI I Class Meets At Home of h Harold Sm1t 1~1 Il 'IE SOLD ME -- UH .f. Erases: TO UTTt.f IIEA6!.E FR1€NP TO MAAFW ME DAILY CROSSWORD 1 ed each other perfectly in their different styles which aave the hour a Cine sense of counterpoint: Marceau with his classiea), almost ballet approach , ex. qUbiitely achieving delicate effects of pathos, comedy and A~~ Ill( I perfected u:J Pomeroy Motor Co. TONI6Hi IM 601N6 lndkidllll ef!oru. juot for !UD. :still • treat beCause 111e two --porformers had ,_.. worked . Castor oil comes from a taD, togeth<r before. shrublike plant up to 20 feet in 1 height, accordJna to lbc BrltaliThe CMnnel Swim : Bea Li!-lnica Jllllior Encyclopaedia. lie guest• with NBC-TV's Jacl< I ----By RICK DU BROW has presented mony aequences ~aar reo. 19 .. .. li:d Wynn ap- I Li&nlte meana "bro.., _ Uoittd Pres• International as beautiful as one by pean ~turday ttn CBS-TV's coal." HOLLYWOOD iUPI! - Sl· Marceau, entitled "Bip as a Carol Bumett ..neo, "The EnU,ll•· ~ v lence was solden on CBS-TV maak maker," in which, after tertalneno" . .. Bert Lahr staro Q - In wiJal couotry 'l Fenwick Guild Reviews School Problems, Goals I , me u1a carperner, wu, wnue 1 er ww.. . .miiidDCW • ..... w~ bit thin compared with the robbery with his old cronlea WJEH 'RADIO MONDAY TRRtJ J'RIDAY 6: 4Ji SlgD OD 7:110 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:00 Musical Clock 7:!0 News Headlineo 7:32 Musical Clod< 7:45 Word 111111 T-ODJ 1:00 Ohio Vall.,. Nowa l:llli World Newt 1:10 8porto 1'od.t7 1:15 Wlllller 8:18 M""""'f Clo--k 1:55 Com.nunity News 9:110 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason Counly News 10:110 Public Service 10:15 Family Worsllip Hour &:OO Sigu Off 10:30 Latchs•ring SUNDAY 11:011 News Beat 7:30 liiiJI On . Army Hour 11:011 Moroling Meludleo 1:00 tnoob City Baptt&l n:cept friday, Cburcb I:JO Sunday Sbow Bellt ftiDa t:30 Tbo Bible Speabo to Yoa 11:45 World N'"'t 10:00 '!be Good Ute ll:N Muoa CoalllJ' N111• 10:1& Sunday Shn1l 11:011 ComiituDnJ "'"'' 12:00 Noon N..,. 12:011 Local "'"'" 12:15 CbrlsUan'o Hour 12:10 Markets 12:30 Rev. Meri.ID Teets 12:11 Weather 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12:20 Bulletin Board 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 12:25 New• 0 Grams 2:00 Rev. Andrew Parmna 12:30 CouniJ A&eol 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne '~:40 Country Go Roond 3:10 Sunday llhowcase 1:55 Newt Seal 4:30 BAptist LayUllln'o Hour 1:00 Country Go Rowld 1:00 811J1 Oft 1:55 Newa Beat J: 00 Midway Matinee 3:55 News Beat 4:011 Dlsclng with Doss 4:30 lntercbanjjo I Ci~5 1£ RSALLY {)O 1-W>irl AROUND SOME MliDICAL ro.!O<L., AS A W:IC · 5:110 Community Newt 5:05 World NeWll 5:15 Sports Today I=~· w.. UJer 1:30 Dinner MUJicalo 5:41 Sign Off 11.\TVIIDAY Jt!Nm:w:;>, LAB ~NT 'R SOMrnir'l' r .!.UT~ITIE& ~I..LY OION'T LEAVE £MPTV·i4AHD6D' t:u s1gn on 7:110 Be SliD and Know 7:113 News 7:08 Muslcal Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock '1:45 Word and Testimony 8:110 Ohio Valley Newo 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hmlr 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:110 Nows, Army Hour 11:10 PubUc Service 12:110 News Roundup 12:20 BulleUo Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 SaJurday Ma~ 4:00 [)j•cing with Dou 4:30 Top ren Revue 6:00 News Ro.mdup 1:" Pobllc Service 5:50 Dinner Mnlln'e 5:45 Sigo Off CLosED OOWN . TH' Pl.Ae&l 8UT Y'CAf'l 8ETOUI? OOC ABBII! AND SLATI of' for an ro.. r 1 lUNG �,, • W'EAIRF.ft PoriiJ eloadJ I -•. ..... -Mon4 .... Youth Choir Organizes in Member Teoms • !OII'Diot ......b llalardoy, Low loallbl " • •• ~lp S.llll'day ti-U. NOW YOU S.loalllto bollow~ 1M IIW forma of life IIIP.., ell • _ . I bUlloa yean a1o. entr~~~1e at y e KNdY ' I' J '' ww " ' tOL XVI Tho NO. 250 "'""' -~· .." _ "" Ce&' • Just ·Received ... •eouth •d• PI CARll hnum. Another Big Shipment! EASY CHAIRS RECLINERS MOST POPULAR STYLES - p IWI tha fri• kin in@ ID) Yo Kr GE al er: I I iii ~ CitesNeedforSurvey of Attitudes on What's Wrong .ff In m the Progress Is possible in Meigs county if its leaders ~ find what is wrong, decide what can be done to correct ~ it, then get together and do it. , • · · f · , This was the point made by E. Larry Moles, Lima, I , fALL FdELtLA,I rthALLLTSSTOJRIES -ChE. LbarryfMColes, center, the big ma ln,otnahllvmeooro Plmtho,rlwes, ,Vrh"ul."dn~ . nol.'gvhat but ssianletsssl·>mur"y" socfhoUo'ml aH, eonwea?fthleO il one of 10 vice-presidents of the United States Junior , v1ce-prest ens o e , , unwr am er o ommerce, never ran ou 11 . 11s s ~ "! n a c , , , . " 'I Chamber of Commerce speaking to a Meigs County Jay- ! speaker for the ~!e 1gs Jayt·ee Commumty Development banquet. ~ere he has m full Jolly form. I ell to nght. Lloyd Blackwood, State vlce-prescee "Community Development" banquet audience at ' 1dent, Pomeroy:, Glenn Abies, d1str1ct Jaycee director, Newark. M,e1gs R ep, Ralph Weikel, Mr. Mole>., L. J . Schoonover, a>de to Rep, Walter TUCSON,, A~IZ, HOW Salisbury school Thursday night. , Moehler; B1ll M1ller, Jaycee preSident and banquet emcee, and Curt ~I cDamel, banquet r:ha1rman - Sentinel Photo. and why did F.ugene Francts Moles, 34, a native of Pinch, W.Va., a partner in a , ----- -- ---- --- ~ !Stormy) McDonald III- co - Lima office out!itting firm, urged the local Jaycees- il1 P ···· . heJr 10, lhe $24-30 million Zen; they want to do something for their county-to survey e~u,e A w. r min g I r. n d llh radio fortune kill h•mself. 'the attitudes of its people. I (A- • ._! brought tho first sign of Disturbed by these questions, : "Find out what they're g~lp. - -- ---·- --. - , - I a break today in a siege · authorities Thursday expanded lng about, what they tbmk together wtth a delegai.Jon from of artie cold that was in their investigation into the should be done. Knock oa the Athens Jaycees, several . its second week in the death of the 23-year-<Jid youth, , ery door In Meigs counly,'' he state officm, the president or ! Midwest. who appeared to have had said. Bf::'nd Jaycees of Mason county . The warmer weather' nd th I moved across the Mid~ 1 ('.bb W V G 0 every reason to live. MeDon- When all this is compiled, · a., ary Jl s a er aid's body was found Wednes- he said, the Jaycees then have special guests atlended. I The contract lor construction of Rio Grande College's :r.:d~t~:~ti~··~t~~.:~w:~: I MARtr:TTA \liP! I - The Ohio Valley Region Deday night outside 8 photograph- to sit down with community In remarks ~ollowJ~g the nw •ibrar was officiaHy awarded to the Don King Con- UPI reported. velopment Council will consull with Gov. James A. 000 horne in this desert nd 1 d b · d speech. Mr. MJiler hmted the ' ' Y Rhodes on possible highway construction programs un. sun a ea ers, usmessmen an pro. . I struction Co of Jackson Thursday afternoon. Th., northern plains exic darkroom in his rented $50,- fessional people to analyze what Meigs Jay~ees are developln)( : K g'. I 'bid was $292 000 Five other firms had .sub- --rienced their warmest der the federal Appalachian program. The council reachrun city. I has been learned. a !'ommumly development pro- . In 5. owl h , b ' · ..-ed that dedsion at a meeting on the Marietta College . . gram which may include 11 mltted bJds or t e JO · temperatures in more campus Thursday, authorb:ing its executhe committee to He was lying in a pool of "The fl,~al and. mo~:. Import- comprehensive survey of ntti- l Following yeste!'day·s con- - --- - -- - --:- ~- than a week Thursday. In go over the mal.ter with Rhode s. blood. Both his wrists had been ant step, he said, IS to do 1 d f M, tract agret-ment Rio Grande' Robert E. Rose , director of of Minnesote temF. B I" . 1 -1 f" t 1 1 i Colleo~. exe~:utiv~ and building finance, and Dr. Kenneth Welk- parts something about it. You have to tu esdo elgs county peope pera1ures were above zePau 1 .. aurHge, l'OW1(1 i:'XI?(' U JVe secreary . cau!!lashed and there was a bullet b . . t , 1 d, h owar progress. d' f d 1 tioned that. the $1 I UiHion aid program to economically . 1 ro 1or t h e 11rst wound in his head. Sheriff's e'dw1 11 mg 1o ge mvove, e H.mtrod uce d Bo b Coats, · t:omm 1ttees met m special ses- ,er. time in d I:'!Jresse rl areas · ,ohv1ous · 1y \\'1.11 no 1 provt(· 1e some th.mg . . d1rector .d ho . cveopmen. d 1 , h d homicid-e investigators round a sal president of the Middleport ision with three dormitory re-- ~. ~~~ e~J e ;ne an ypr etg t ays. for even' wmmuni1v in snu1hea s1nn Ohin" 22-caliber _pistol beside MeDon- . Moles made no move to iden· Chamber or Commerce; Ed lpresentatives to discuss con-y ormtty _n e · ,', , · '!'lit" coUncil exprt•ss€-d {Pars aid's body. Jt had been fired , llfy "What's wrong · whv. you F os1er, pres1'den t of the pome- lstruclion ol a new dorm for the:· It · IS beheved the college Js ' abotll tlh 1· ,1 ·~· r('adtn ... :-;s to JO!f l nlinlslrallon has come under d · 1 once. haven't progressed.'' He lert L' I b· Bill Ch"ld HGC campus. ISf'ek Jng 8 ormJtory Wltl 3 cathe l>illion-dollar progr<trn now :.t!l !tLk from St'V t'rtJI Sldt• <; . that u~ to th~ Jayc~ survey ~~~ p~~~~d:n~; ' Dick Be~gl:·, , ~he ~epresentativ~s included I pacity f~r ~~.. to 136 students,. rnuvlng through congr ...~~ T ilt> Rbodf's lllasll:'d UNITED Y.- team, 1f one JS put mto opera· president of the Athens Jay- 1Umvers1ty Durrn1t0nes Inc. of p!ul':i a .::afeten_~· . . · lr<~rs wPre voil'ed at a nwf'l - p s . Rep Rl•ilPrt r: ~weenNATIONS, N. Hon. . L J s h "d t Cleveland: Austin E. Knowlton, Also, :he oftJ.::lals would ltke OUDCI ing on the Manelt.J Colll-'gt' i'! . DemocratiC' Congre~s manSm~ller members of the United The •peaker reviewed the ob- CRees, w'tt, cMoohnlov~r,Cart• eMo iColumbus and CIT Educational to have the new dorm comCl I d Nations today pushed a last . ep. a er oe er, u c~ . . • , 1 d b t I II b t th e<Jmpus Thur:;doy. ~!1 -I <Jrg" twm evl' an , at . . . jedives of the Juniior Cham- Daniel ba uet chairman· Mei s Bmldmgs, Inc., New York, N. lp.ele y nex a • u ' e r~~ ~ A toun<"ll rneml>er reported tacli.ed Rhodes fo; "stumbling mmute campaign to get the big ber ebie( of which is to build Co nq · 1 b ' lkg •Y · present<.~lives felt that It may ·, til•l a lop US.' . plannr,· for t\1(' <111d funtbl.ing" oo Dlt' Appal;;t· powers 10 come 10 terms - at ' uoty Rep. Ra P We er.l . - . I I least temporarily - ori their ~~ung Jeader·s in tbt!ir·eomtnun- (who asked to f>e quoted when The ~~resentativ~.s pr~sent'e . . take a htt f::' onger. ! program lold an Ironton group ddo program. 1t1es. he said "f wish all the older the bmldmg committee sugges 1 NEW HAVEN Funeral serrect>ntly lhal among th(' 11 A;J· 111 a _<;IJllging attack Sweeney II I I di t nanca spue. . I. f t tgandlinanc-1 ' lod P~ lor . fa1ure 'l . . . , In connection with a survey people in Meigs county could _wns o consrucm was : vkes for John V. i\·lcGrew. 79. pc.lachttJ sta11:'s ooly AI~L<tn1<l nlllCiZtu" Hl to Dipl~ J&td if the cam- Lima Jaycees conducted when have heard Mt. Moles· mg the dorm1tores. It . , : who died here- at his residenee , is o~hind Ohio in planning for <IPJ.~~-'<~r hf>tore Congre-ss m bt"paif!J f&'rf;.-the Gen~ral Assem- Moles was their president, he speech"!. pointed out lhal. by wo_rkmg i Thursda.v. will be held at Sl the highwa_v program . lw!J of the bill. bly lS ~tmost ~rtam to rec~ss noted that too many people Lloyd Blackwood, Immediate thr.ough the dormitory represeni . Paul's Lutheran ('hurch in New Ohio was B latl' entrv in thf' He said Rhod"'s submitted a nexl week until ~ay 1 ~o g1ve are interested only in what past president or the Meigs Jay- tatlves, the ~ollege wnuld no Havf'n S;:~turday at 2 p.m. wil.h Appalachia group . O~ly two ·w-word ll:'lf'~Tarn support.ing the the ~ptxtslng factions time to concerns their own selfish in- cees, .and a state vice-presi- lhave lo provtde a down pay- 1 CINCINNATI (UPI) _ Ohio 1the Hev Jack Wf'lch off1c1a1- wet"ks <~gu Hhodes askt-d that b!ll while the governors ot sev~ negotiate a settlement. terests, too few in what l.'On- dent introduced Moles as "the !rnent for su~: h a str ucture. 1 • • ,, mg Ruria l will be in C:raham tour more Ohio countt~s added er~l other statt>s, also wtth H.e, • p 'd t A R Ch istensen ~ R1ver traff1c was expec1~ 1o . . . . . h d next president of the United i ___r~s~ __:__n__ ·_ · r • be slowed down today as thick - i cemeterv. •to the .;tate's Appt.~laehJa <:~rea. pllbhccm a<im1~1stratmns, _fa cerns their co mmuni(~· . PARIS PRESIDENT '' How many people do you see States Junior Chamber of 1 . . fll d b t e Mr. Mcf.rew was a rarf*nmcreasmg to 24 the numbf'r or gunt' _ t o Washmgton lo test! Y· 1 Charles de Gaulle s startling . at your town council meeting Comm~rce." ~~:~~gbu~~~ ~n~ d:r~nna~iwe n 1te'l" by oecup,ation and a mem- : eounlies eligible ror the pro- Wil l1,\lm L. ~oleman,ddD~~~ proposal for a special interna- for any reason other thar~ to Presl(lent Miller presented I Weather officials said Mel-' ~er of lhe LoHagevtlle .Mason- igram. rrall~ st~te chairman a Te l.!i tional conference to revamp the critictze or ask for some- framed certificates of appreci- r dahl Dam pool above Cinc-innit l ie lodghe snhd of Sl. Paul srLuth- 1 Mt><:~nwhile._ the Rhode s ad·. ~ ~C~n~~~d On Page___ wo~ United Nations in consultation thing?" he asked. allan from the Jaycees to three was four-firths covered with ice eran c urc · He _was a ormer l -with Red China appeared to Blll Miller, Meigs Jaycee pres- communication media for past I b Th d A 11 amount ' mavor ~:~nd ('ounc:llm<tn of New , have run Into a blank wall to- idenl, welcomed a crowd esti· cooperahon, These were Jack i oi hal~-~~c~\h.cks:: was oh- ' Haven, I day. mated at 60 persons to the ban- Kerr of WMPO Radio. Bob Hoer-j PT. PLEASANT - The Rev served at the Markland Dam He w"s. bur~ :\1,~:~y 23. 1885, at President Johnson as have quet served by the Sahsbury lich of the Athens Messenger ·1 Charles A. Pttzer has been ool. , St. Mar.v s. \\. \a., the son . of other leaders elsehwere, virtu-- PTA. Jaycees, their WIVes, and and Chester Tannehill editor of elected chairman of a Mason p The river was frozen over at I tin· _la11:' Aug-ustus and Janf' K.<:~ally rejected the idea Thurs several "bosses'' and wives, The Dally Sentinel. County citizens group organiz- Wheelin and the dam al lrttl- 1thenne_ Hall McGrew. . .. . ~---- ------ k f th . . g . Sun•tvmg are h1s wife. Irene · 1 A Pomerov home was gu1trd b~· lire Thursday nlght day during a Washington news ed to ta e advantage 0 e llpohs was four - f1rths full of , · " ·' , , bi t b .· ll bl , under conconference held soon after De K11'l'ff:~~R®::,->;~!i~ Economic Opportunity Act pass- half-inch thick ice. I tw_o. dauglllers . Mrs. momona) . before firemen v.·el e a ~ o 11ng 1e aze Gaulle spoke to French and forTemperatures in Ohio ed by Congress . WIII!Hm Nea~e or Bul·khannnn. i trol. . . ·~r". ele"led to srrvf' 1 and Mrs (.Janel William Rus-- 1 Four young ch1lrlren and. a teen-ag. e b~by Sitter were Offl Other elfn newsmen in Paris, will avoroge from 3-6 d• c< ·' ' 1 d f! U A h SJrMI above normal. Ra~ with Mr. Pitzer were Carl l I sell of Nrw Have-n: one son, •in lhe Raymond Snide~ res1 en~·e , o ruon · ve., W en COLUMBUS- TOP OHIO resentetlve normal highs Cook, secretary; Paul Rairden. ' .John D of Buckluwnon: nine the structure ('atq;ht fire at 10.12 p.m . ____ _ __ AFlrCIO officials Thursday exlnd lows ere Clewland treasurer. Elected to the Board grandc·hildrPn. two Slstt>r~. !\trs.! A nt>ighbor . .I C Ru s~eH , Marion. 11: Pat. 8. and Ramona pressed opposition to the pro35-19, Cincinnati 42·26, of Directors were Paul Wedge, The Pomeroy Chamber o( Edilh Ong, Riplt>\, and \1r~_ , who is a studt"nt al Pomeroy 9. Abo ins!de the residence I'W\.aal on the May 4 ballot to Columbus 38·22. A warm· Lannes Williamson. Gilbert Bar- Commerce meets Monday at Bessie Hright o! <;as,_c;away. . Hi~h Sehool, nolit·(•d fl;;.me~ ,_.. 4' a.m. at Cro w•I Town •• -·p"'""'- the Oh 1·0 House of ing trend over the week· nette and Mayor Virgil Siders. 11:" F'riPnds mav call al the Fo- · s hoo1·m~ from the hon1e · Porn - were Jirnm.v Hudson and bab,v ·~ ,...._ · home anytime eroy vo1un 1E'er 1L··Jremen · Representatives and reaffirm- FERNDALE• Mi ch · 1UPI) end and then little Four additional rnemben will Country restaurant on East gleson~ F'unera! were silter Linda Hudson. children of ed their stand against an in· A father ":ho was .~lied "a ~e- c h • n ge. Pracipitltion be added at a later meeting to Main-st. All interested pt"r- arter 6::!0 p.m today. qlli<'klv summorwd . \lr. and Mrs. James Hudson. , the voted fam1ly man by h IS 11 1 th mak a total of eleven rnem sons are urg•d to attend. · 1 crease m state sales tax. _ mos Y I I re n over • e - --- - Young Russell and his f;tllu>:r Pome!'oy. thFire f Chief Henry 1 They attacked the two pro- ne1gh~rs ~as charged Thun~ wHicand to ebout mid- hers on the Board of Directors. Bricklayers Local 32 will Veterans Memorial Hospital Truman A Russell, then ra~ 1 Wrrr_~.,~ sfald e ire happadrent ~ poeals at a Jegislitive confer· day Wlth first degree murder wMk with recordings A meeting of the Board will be meet Saturday at 8 p. Ill. al / ADMISSIOr\S -- Mrs. CIHrk across the .hollow lo the sr-Pne startn.~ rom and ov~rkleateh coah ence attended "'' about in the death of hls wile and six about one hall Inch. held February 15 at the Christ the Pomeroy Leion Post. There Wells Long Bolhlfll · Robert 1 'ld f tl stove It sprea q01c Y t roug 750 h'ld "'I , f' that d ed . . . . . . ·· . · , to esl'ort I1u• e111 rrn rom 1e the house. members of the labor group c I ren m a Ire amag &KUU &tZM!.~~ Episcopal Church office. ~1\l be 1mtJatJnn of two appren- Sawye~s. Ne~ _Haven. . 1burning fotlr _ room frame 1 , from thrDUibout Ohio. their home Jan; 25. lt<:es. and rerreshments. DISCHAH<.ES -- Hobert Gli- I strudurf'. The )'OUI1!l,!:.tl:'rs di!:l- Mason Volunteer Firemen s.l~ Harry M. Belcher, 32 , stood WEESE rs ILL more. Nt>w HavPn : Weattha Icovered the blaze as thP Rus- S<.. were summoned to the scene made at his arraignment and Don Weese, R;acine, was ad- NEW YORK UPI • Stocks \ Schartiger, Middleport. 1sells arrived. to asst~L Chief Werry said the mitted to Holzer Hospital on were narrowly mixed in moder- BIRTHS - Mr_ and Mrs. : structure was a total Joss. an examination within ten days I was set by Muuicipat Judge Thursday night with possible ate trading at lhe opening to-1 Clark Wells, Long Bollom, ' a I The Snider children at h<lme FlremPn remained at the Earl Nash. He was held withpneumonia. !day. daughter. : when the l'lre broke out were scene for about two and a half out ball and taken to the Oak· The Meigs County Sheriff's 1• --- --- - - Ihours and returned 01 3 a. m. •lodav when the blaze broke oul land County jaU in Pontiac. ,department investigated an ac- 1 !agaiti. WORLD ;,c c0 ll L l•b con t rae { .Lr.lllde ev~ H. WI n Upholstered In dependable vinyls and nylons-colors t.o suit your AI ings - most comfortable and relaxing of chairs - and at the surround- SAME PRICES as we featured in our January Sale. Come up to the 3rd SALE Floor and leisurely select the chair most comfortable for you. Sale on the 3rd Floor. F> w Elberfelds In Pomeroy TO w • I> a B discover the difference in the ' o ets Goessler's FRIDAY and SATURDAY F&bruary 5-6 MRS. BABI.E INJURED F'riends have learned that Ann DanieL Rmllu, sou uf , Mrs. Carrie Bable, former Mid· I he Dog of FlandPr~ · dleport resident. was injured in "THE COMEDY OF TERRORS" an auto accident as she was enroute Lo Indiana \l'ith her ('fechnicolor) Vincent Price, Pe iPr Lmrf'. daughter and family . She is ' hospitalized al Riverview Hos-Bons Karoff. Joyce Jameson. pital in Nobleville, lnd., with SUN., MON,, TUES. face and leg injuries. The othF•b. 7-8-9 CHEWU Economy oo tlte upBWing 1 Who says bargains always come iD a brown paper bag? Not Chevy Nova models include all the niceties: foamcushioned seats, armrests, dual visors and more. Who says economical means stodgy? Not Chevy III Besidas tbe IID-hp Hi-Thrift 194 that powera Nova, we've another Six yon can order- n. "A SHOT IN THE DARK" or Yellow Gold CHEVELLE Loob.luxuTIJIIIUl 1otr JfiOill er occupants were not injured. Pelt>r Sellers. Elke Sommers The accident occured because Colorc•rtoons nf heavy !!lnowfall. $6.50 . !': .· The looks you phdnly - ~ lliDl'Y that'~ a Mab'bu_ SIJP!!I' S~ you ~ imagine: buclu¢ liUI, full earpel:ina', patterned vmyla ud eight mterior aolor,. e Tbe rest JUU'd betttr -ph fill' JOunelr. ADd 10011. . . ,, ,, I 1 Everything For Tho Porly eCondy Bulk & Box ePaper Napkins ll1lnl•o SIHI Yellow or Whlto Gold eDecorotiono $]-95 eFavon up ,..,eo. CORVAIR Evergthingl new but the idea The idea still is, make Corvair the ljiOI'tieet 101Jillie(ed ear tbleftndllid!,~.!!-~!nJ\lo Ocean. So underneath its suave new eontillentalllt71i1!11:you'll ... ar Corvair things like quick, lipt ateeriDJ1 aure-facited iliclependeD:dt =~.~~ legendary rear-<>ngined traction. lJis!de this Moma~i.II'D al~ liD a u..~. carpetinl, a Jloor.moUDted lbift lllld Iota ci Tr1 &t. Fann•tyMan • ChargedID MOfdertng • 7 JEWRRY STORE " Court St., Pomeroy -- ' ' STORE WY 2-3498 POMEROY ---- - PHONE WY 2·2126 W; MAIN nREET POMEROY '..... .."- . . . . . ._ . , . . . h ... "" ~ ..... - ANY · · ·· - Led From Burning House • James Bishop Th d urs ay Ies Bllnday at 2 p.m. witb the Rev, Keanoth KJolel!el olftclatin@. Intetment wiD be 1D the Wilkesville ~,Jne!ory. Friends may call at tho funeral homo any Ill!!!· ' j NOTICES Pickup Truck Rams 2•Tonner Services will be held at llrong lr Sons Funeral home - ---- Ch.ld B b .s•tt I re n, a y I cr are 1 1011. s-! :) BEN FRANKL1N's-1o D'•'es at Home 1 Services for James Emory Bishop, 89, of Wilkesville who died 'ftlursday at Holzer hospltol after a long illness, will be conducted SUnday. He w'as born Nov , 211, 1195, the son of the tale George and Fannie MOSiman Blshop of near Wilkesville, He i asurviv· ed by hll wife Elizabeth Ponn Bishop, alkt i brother, Tm. thy, of Columbus. A veteran of World WM' I, and by occupe1 llqn I telegrapher, he had retir• Ill fropl C • 0 railroad at Ho~ 4.95 GOESSLERS ' Citizen Group o· Individual and Packages Party Goods Former Mayor, C '] man, Pastor lO Head •' Cards For All,- " !e: Of Wilkesville Turbo-Thrift 230, a sprisb.tly 140-hp. up 711 Slowing Down our famous140-hp Tu!·bo-Thrift 230 Six. This '61i Chevrolet's a holllt ~ prD1'1!1!!ft!!t if JOII Wlf IIIW llllt. ''ISLAND OF BLUE DOLPHINS" ('ff'rhnirolor) Celia Kaye, Larrv Doma ~ in . to Meet G wI•th 0 v. Rhodes R'lVer 1'ra ££'JC Park out front, at least for a while, and let the neighbora enjoy that aleelc Impala Super Sport stylin~~:. After aU, you have everything else to youraelf: the luxurious Super Sport interior with its cushy bucket seats up front, handy center oonsole and deep-twist carpeting underfoot; the smooth and easy Chevrolet ride, courtesy of FuU Cotlsuspensionand newWide-Stance; and Chevrolet power, startin'- witb Ql "'"'·'I COUDCI•I -..r-. M! i . , , CHEVROLET Redecorate your driwway • '1'4'' l::J IN hu ·\c• Progress IS Possible Says Jaycee Speaker; --= _..a._.,_, National Vice-President t t ·- • FIVE CENTS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1965 i>OMEROY -MIDDLEPORT , OHIO GbJooc1io 6 , · D I . p b sI u a:~.,·:.:.."~:o~:.!'""~ E~~~ra~::~~:~:~ect~f:~ e egatiOD to ro e e rna nrest ilal~n;:npolsr~yth:.,.~;:,,.:/~: 1-• tnveaH-ttol of ''p"" ·-. ._ zllnl" clrcllmiiiD<es in tbo fire. Pollee foulld Wate. of 111oUne Ia the woodwork of tbe 1~ s«try frame house lD llrlo ·Detroit ooburb. The bodies of Mrs. Katherine Belcher, 35, and the sil child· ron were found huddled logeth· er in an upstairs bedroom. The fire started under 8 llalrway that blocked the only escape route from the second floor· Routes 124 and 143 near Adams' store. Sheriff Robert C, Hartenbach said the brakes failed 01 1 truck driven by Thomas Paul G.,... ser, 23, Pomeroy, as he attempted to !!top at the tnter!!lection. Grue!l8r's pick-up rammed a two-ton· !nick owned by Goeglein Brothers, Middleport, driv. en by Edward J. Schaefer. 41, Minersville. · There was approlimately UOO damage to the truck owned by the Goegleln Brothers and flO damage to Grueser's \'ehicle, No mesls were made, TWO ARRI!STED Two arreots reported by the Ohio State Patrol were Junior Harvey Keller, :rl, Rt. I Lang•· ville, cited to Melp county LOCAL TEMPI' court Feb. 26 for ui!ule veblcle Tho ~ature Iii Po1111!1'11y'o and Bobby ,J. MUter; 21, POID- buslneos , dlslriel 11 II ,a. erop, cited to Gallipolil couri ,tddaJ wu :10 dolfOOil, .IInder ~ fW- ~ · ' • " ·oi!IMi , , ' inJuries were suffered. By Uolted Prest Jntematlonal tossed out a conlroverstall dered a temporary hall m Set- , cans. 1 A six-man congresSional dele- procedure requiring voter appli- ma demonstrations Thursday.! Moultrie, Ga.: Pollee arrest- 1 galion mes to Alabama today cants to take a test on King, jailed during a march in , ed about till Negro h1gh seilool . to· make a persorial investiga- civics and government. Selma earlier this week. was 1 sludents Thursday to brPak up tion of Selma's racial sltustion. The order applies only 10 Dai- expected to post bond and leave 1a downtown mar·ch by '""'' 400 Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr., J). las County but the Justice De· his eell today. students protesting conditions Mich., spokesman for the J(I"OUP partment recently filed suit in Police al Marion 8rrestt>d i at their school. Two olfwl'rs of four Negroes and two federal court in Montgomery 173 Negroes Thursday when the i were injured, whites, said the congressmen aoking for a statewide ban on group attempted to march on Charlotte, N.C.: About SOU Damages to Deem's Restaurwanted to "get a full view or such tests. the courthouse to protest voter Negro leaders £rom s~ven ant in Racine, located near the the · situstion and to hear rrom Negro leaders at Selma ex- registration procedures, Negroes Southern states are expected to Southern High School, we~e e,._ all sides." pmsed disappointment in vowed at a mass meehng attend the 13th annual sooth- ' timated at $3500 as lhe result Diggs said also the group Thomas's ruling because it did Thursday nighl to continue the east regional conference of the j of a fire Thursday, wanted to see whether additiOn- not hold Dali88 County Sherifl demonstrations today. : National Association for the Ad- The hre apparently broke out al federal voting legislation was Jim Clark in. contempt of.court. Elsewhere: I vancement of Colored People 1at about J p, m. lrom detective needed and, if so, what kind. Clark, restrained from interler- Wasbingtoa: Presid.-t John-. tNAACPI here Feb. 25-28. Wifing a Racine Volunteer Federal Judge D.aniel H. lng with Negro wier registra- son told a news conference i Baton Roog•, LB.: Gov. John fireman said. Mem~rs of tho Thomas of Mobile, Ala,, Thurs- tion in Selma, has mode most Thursday that "all of us should J, McKeithen theortzed Thurs- Volunt...- fire • fillttllll unit day ordered sweepinl , changes of the UOO arrests. dllring lhe be concerned with the , elforis day if two civil nghls workers said one member · was overIn voter registration prO<edurea civil rights calll~ljpt 1,1 Sel'rbll 'of our fellow Americuns to reg : were beaten in Bogalusa their come by smoke while batiiiDJI Dalla ( S e I m a) Qlunty, !and near~y. Marl<!~~, Ala. ister to wote Alabama." 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