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JO[(!QJ ~ '01 UON luno,1. q<ll! 0£'01 I I enwe OJliHd !I I OJIIO )JQQoiPPll'i·..... IIIOd '(tU~IIOi 'DIQ 'iWJI IJ~ UJ !I .... I 'UOiVaS 9!K96l .IOJ SO)JOO OOPfA ""I lui pue !I I ·doo.IJ. "" pu• .'IJO .l3lliJW, ASOli S113N11V lA ~I ""· ---- ------- at y llnl !mow~~ . . . . . . IIJDI WU wriUal bJ I · 1111, hllua ... _ • bulllll. Tbe en tine FIVE CENTS MONDAY, FEBRUAR Y 8, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO :~r"~p~~~::· :~:;~ : 1:;:~:·~;:~"'" '"::::';~:tl\ •~A~~ ~Y.~~~m-..eA~~~~:~ ~~u~:~~a~i~i'NC:,:';~~;dl~rc:~ l ~;;;:'~:;:~elmi;~: l:e":f ::m:~ p':::~~·"a~~~ru;.:::~· possible!~i~~A~Ye:~a~;Y S. •;~~~~~~ ~~~~~e :i!~in~~·. ~~:;:•nr: armed with mort•rs and dynamite chlrges attacked the today bl~sted milita.ry bases 1n led the raiders in person and ~ c~tion between North and South U. S. helicopter bate here before dawn Sunday, kill- CommunJst North Viet Nam for was wounded in the orm when V1et Nam. ingelght Arriaricans and wounding 12 6 at 1 cost of only the ~day, his plane was hit by four bul-! '' ~he go~ernment of the reoone Red known dead. It Wll the heaviest toll of Arner.. South V1etnamese strongman lets. 1 pubhc of V1et Nam has decided ic•n lives the Communists had evtr tlken In a single ~l. Gen. Nguyen Kh~ ~aid Vinh Linh is a~ut 75 miles Iin order to pu~ish the Vietnaattack. 70 per cent of the ObJectives south of Dong Ho1- lhe target mese Communists to bomb inHalf of the 88 Vietnamese gu•rds supposed to were destroyed'' in the strike 1of Sunday' s air strikes. It is stall at ions north of the 17th protect tho "-•• wore obsont from their pools when tho against Vinh Linh today. Rods struck simultaneously at JN!rked holicopton end Khanh said 24 Vietnamese ! barracks flllod with sleeping airmen II 2 e.m. skyraider lighter • b 0 m be r s Their absence hoa not be•n explained. bombed and strafed the mill· tary installations a short dJs. * * * WASHINGTON (UPI)Pretident Johnson callacl ~ the National Security l': Council ond congrestional 7;; 1 leaders to 11 meeting to~.. doy on tho criols In VIet ' Nam. It woo the third .... ~ sion of the security coun~~ N cil in 3"6 hours. Johnson ,'", the 41 arranged the seuion, to ~1 ~ i which he Invited leadert I of both parties, hours af· tor the ucond joint Am· , erican ·• South Viet Nam P!ITSBURGH _ ONE or' air attack on North Viet the most bitter campaigns in NeTmh in two days. e primary purpoM of the history of American trade the mHII' ng was I a h ear unions comes to a close tonight a flnt •hand report from wnen the candidates for presi-1 presidential fact .. finder dent of ~lie United Steelworkers 1I McGeorge Bundy· Bundy, Union (USW t make an llth l White Houn . adviser on hour bid for voles. security matters, returned Incumbent David J . Medon- l1te Sunday night from aid , seekinp his fourth term South Viet Nem. as president o( the nation's third ... , _ .·' ::: , .... ._.-. _ . . . largest union, woos voters in lf.J;*-J~%~ r<;'t~w·r,,·~-:.p'"' Pff)'m<§.~ Buffalo. N. Y., and Ontar io, Canada. s_trik~ against military installa-! said ''additiona~ military acti?n, take over ~~s country . ttons m the north, Khanh would I was taken agamsl North V1et l SUnday's IDltial retaliatory at.. only says · ·t~e Vietnamese '[ Nam ~ay by Vietnamese and tac ~ followed by 12 hours a eo-armed forces Will undertake ae- U. S. m er aft ." I ordmated series of guerrilla tivities th~t are both timely and I The :aid made it :lear that 1raids in South Viet NaM whicb k the pomt. " the Umted States and South left eight Americans dead and Khank 's report was corh Viet Nam were prepared to re- 126 others wounded. * * * * * * I Ch.·na Vows It Won't Stand ld}y By at u s AttackS 1 lance beyond the border of North Viet Nam with the support o! American aircraft. • • - - -- - - Man Injured In Wreck on Route 124 • He said "a number of smoke . TOKYO fUPI) -· Communist China said today It will columns and fires were seen in 1not stand idly by while "U. S. imperialists" extend the the area of the objectives." :war in South Viet Nam to Communist North Viet Nam. One person was Injured tn The U.S. Embassy confirmed! The warning came in a statement by senior Gen. Lo . one of three acci dents investiKhanh's report but refused to Juiching, vi ce premier and chief of the general staff of gated by the Ohio State Patrol give any speci!ic details about Ithe Chinese army. in Meigs count~· over the week the part played by the Amerl- His statement was transmit- was similar to that made by end. can planes. ted by the orficial New China Peking during the Tonkin Gulf The first took place at 3 a.m. . . . News Agency . Lo ~aid that crisis last August. Saturday on Rt. 124 one tenth Forty·nme Amencan Jell at· "the Chinese people absolutely of a mile from junet. ion of Rt. locked a Commumst troop stag.; will not stand by Idly before 143. A car dri ven by Will iam ~g area ~t Dong H01. Sunday the u .S. imperialists aggressive Dt:'an. 40. Rutland , went out 1 m rlla lat10n lor a V1et Cong! action of extending the war w of ronlrol and ran off the right guerrilla r.ald on a. U.S. base :the VietNam Democratic (Com· . side of the roadway and knock.. that left e1ght Amencans dead !munist ) Republic:• ed off a gas meter and two and 1•• .w wounded. ft was the " We will do our utmost to posts in a yard. There was hea.wors t deleat. su f!ered by Amer. lsuppnrt the Vietnamese pe.. • } vy damage to the car_Th e driv1can forces '" th e years . 1ong I pies' slruggle against uS. irn· • 0 IVa er received lacerat inns of the hts tory or th e Vtefnamese war Iperalist aggress on," Lo said. 1 j farf' lhat were not treated. He o1gamst the Commumst guerril.... . . . . 1 was r 1ted to Meigs _rnllnt y t:'OUrt I Shou 1d US. tmpen~1~m act ml Middleport High School w1ll 1 as. dtsregard of others Ytews and be represented by two seniors Feb. 19 charged w11 ..1 ndiliona I spe-ed. Khanh said one of the Sky- Idare to Impose aggressive war at the annual Wilmington lnter- 1 raiders was shot down in the' upon us, we are prepared and national Folk Festival to be Mkl raid today but that the pilot we know ho"A> to deal with their the weekend of April 3 on the Anolher Saturday arC'idPnt balled out safely over South aggression." college campus. This is ""' •; t0 :25 p. m. a1 the JunrVietnamese territory. In earlier broadcasts, the seventh year for tJon n Rf. 3 ~ and Hemlock R.d. He said Air Vice Marshal New China News Agency re- by the Middleport School. A rar dri ven by C'harles .JeffPrs p orneroy Usw SPcretar)' . 1'reasurer Ll 0 Ct ported in detai1 on Sunday's Attending this year, again · · ]"•. Rt · r W. Abel, competing !or the $50,· 1 I I strikeo against military Jnstalla. der the sponsorship of the pulled oft Rl. 33 and st rucl< 0011-a·year·post, wiH make his ' • tiom at Dong Hoi quoting both dlepurt·Pomeroy Rotary a rar that had stopped on pitch tn Canwn, Ohto, where he PoiSODIDg Western and North Vietnamese will be SU2anne B H 'llock Rd . dnven by b~~~.-hls .•Sfenl to the union ' sct'Ounts. '! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PROGRAM WINNER J Lo f M Waller W!ISQn, 36, Rt 2 Porn. hlerarch'y 22 years ago as di-1 I ha'ied tit . an ng. son o r . erov There was onJ rector o[ usw District 27 Tues. I Funeral service. for Joseph 0 v·~· agenct a ..unl t' all ..: les Bradbury, and Mtchl ' Lewis Long, and a member of Milford L. Hy. da ~lage and no ln)Ufi~S mmor da is election day Gilland, 35, RFD Guysville, who •e name•e . omm s ~ · erl oon of Mr. and Mrs. Boy Scout Troop 245, was recently a n. 00 ~. Amenc!!ll_l!ue9.t- .. · Idied Friday evening in Meigs Archer. .. laounced a in the National Nathan Hale Essay Pro· [ The lh~r!J came at 2-55 p. m. y W~TON-TIIE WEEX· IGeneral Hospilal, were held to- UD feC as 0 spectacular victory Tbe theme lor the !estival lgram. He is congratulated by M·G·M Distnct Bay Scout , Sunday on Rt. 124, one hall end etliii\ge of military blows day at 2 p.m. at the Arbaugh I The warning sounded by Lo this year is "Mexico," with Dr. of. Ame~Ica ~ommJss~oner ~aul Werne_r. Pomeroy. He : :;;~~~~e north of Syrarus~ A car betwee'l North Viet Nam and IFuneral Home with burial m A New Haven, W. Va., motor• Leonard Holvik of Indiana, sen-IWlll receJVe his award In spectal ce_remomes to be announn by Leonard Lyons, 16, the Unjted Stales may have a the Burlingham Cemetery. Thellst wos cited to Meigs C~unty ling as guest conductor of the ' red See Page~ toda~ lo~ ather p1clures and feature s on ~nt;· Pom.roy, went out of disturbing effect on relatively Rev. Gu~ Whtte. officiated. Court after a one- car accident lchorus. A formal concert to be i ~ah?nal B~~ _Sco~t \\ ~ek. the ~~~to~ da curve and ran off 1 cordial Soviet-American rela- Mr. Gilland died as tht re· ISunday at 1 30 8 · m., three he1a on Sunday April 3rd, w1il e, stnkmg a guard 1 1,h lions on other fronts. suit of monoxide pnisorung, ap- ltenths of a mile north or Porn' conclude the activities. ;~·the ere was heavy damage It also could be of crittcal parently '1\iesday, at the home leroy on Route 7. [ j Mlss Bradbury .an alto IS a m c~r The driver escaped. importance In the confhct be- of Harry Gilland, Guysville Lowell Curtis Gtirnm, Z9, was l February 25 has been tenta· member of the Middleport' High , I JUJury j e was Cited to Metgs tween Russia and Red Chma RD. Also . fatally poisoned '" !arrested on a charge of exces-ltively set for the beginning of School Girls' Glee club, the en·i co~~~;l~n~;usrt.:>rged Wlth for control of world commu- the po1sonmg , apparently from SJve speed for road cond1tlons a petat }ury trial m Meigs semble intramurals. Spanish: M A nism. -a faulty stove, was ~year-old after losing control of h~s car County Common Pleas Court, Club a~d a member or the .a&i . NEW YORK flJPT) - One of th e nations top violin ing ~~e ~e~g~ C~~~·trepresentThe view here today was that Mrs Anna Gl11and, his grand- on a curve and crashing mto a Ohio, against James ShUBter, nual sla£f. Archer IS head drum Imakers shot his wife to death in the lobhv of th e Amen · Bureau D I Y Farm the Viet Cong attack on U. S mother guard rail. Pomeroy. maJor of the Middleport March·' can Museum of Natu ral History Sund ay in th e presence ~ Program w~~v:~o m~ovement forces in South Viet N am, Reported recovering in Meigs There was damage to the Shuster is charged with lar· ing Band and smgs bass m the of the ir 12-yea r-old daughter and 100 oth er hornfied un- accompamed p tr ~ ose who which Washington says was or- General hospttal is Harry Gil- right front f~nder, right and iceny m connection with the mixed ensemble. lookers Srott to Columba ~oct" G. E. dered by Hanoi, had a double- land left rear fenders, front bumper[alleged theft of two Corvair au- Mrs Clarence Lacey Mtddle-~ The dead woman was Mrs Ge1trude Didchenko 43 tend the Patrol ~s d ay to at. barreled purpose - to inflame He was the son of the late and gas tank of Grimm's car. tomobiles from the Pomeroy Mo- port ~ocal mus1c I~structor, who had won an annulm ent from her 72-yrar-old 'hu s> atwn at the y 0 ~~ :mJ gradu0 Sov•ei·American relations while, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilland The Meigs County Sherif!'sltor Company used car lot last will accompany the students to lband , Dmytro Didchenka. last Thursday after a decade or ! the Ohio Stat ~ · dmg on at the same time, to test the formerly of Coolville. Department said the car eame1year. the festival. The three were in!marital discord . The couple argued briefl y OV PI' visita-1 One arrest ere a~~u;ds. wlll of the United States to con- He is survived by Cwo half· to a stop with its rear part awp ' The defendant was arraigned Wilmington last week for • pre-Ilion rights for their child , Susa n. th en Didchenk o pulled patrol was Willi po M Y the tinue the frustrating anti-Com- brothers. Paul Harrison. Co- the guard rail. before Judge John C. Bacon rehearsal. Attending last ye<.~r, a Czech-mad e aut omatic pistol and fired point-hlank at Portland who ~m ~t;. 55 • munist war. lumbus, and George W. HarriIlast week and pleaded not ~ilty were Carl Scott and Karen Bach~ his ex-wife. 1 and cost~ for e:s. s e $IO 1 . tt k h' h son, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; one hal£. to the charge.. Attorney Wilham ner Mrs. Didchenko fell mortally [later when her mother's attar · court spe lD yracu~e Th ek dCo mmums 1Ua Sac .' w tal 1c sister. . PUFFBRUSH . of Gallipohs · · has been · . the neck. shoulder ney. Bernard Tompkms. · · Mrs. Peggy Null , MelJenkms wounded m 61, for· ' ~~r e f ';,; 0~:tv· aLr re · bourne, Florida, and several NEW YORK (UP[) - A latex appointed to serve as legal and knee. Her escort, retired I mt>r U.S. attorney and state. "etor p. ~~ ~~· c~o;,e aunt~ and uncles. roam rubber powderpuff makes counsel for Shuster. city detective Frank Brossio, senator. arr ived at the museum ~ v~ HJe~ter d' exeJ _ · a wonderful miniature clothes threw himself on Didchenko m answer to a phone call frum syg 1n ~ . an~~ diScus:mg MARRIAGE APPLICATION brush. Keep a powderpuff (witJ>. LOCAL TEMPS and another bulle! discharged pnlice to take care of the girl. ~e m1 14 tt:i ·~ an s~ ~: Theodore Ronald van Coon· out powder) in the ear glove The temperature in P<lmeroy's into the vaslness of the great Tompkins. wh1le answering! ~hine:en m uence IJ ey 23, Pomeroy Rt. 2. coal min- compartment for de-linting oper· business district at 11:15 a. m. hall as s~ores of parents re~orters' questions .on the fe JeS · er, and Sharon Lee Searls, 16, ations away from borne, beauty today was M degrees under slammed ch1ldren to the Door statrs of the 2oth Precmct staATLANTA LE TE MAO. Rutland. ezperts suggest. cloudy skies. or flung them behind marble lion house, made a gagging Mrs. Mabel Edith Kail , 75. 3 .- . S R . pillars for protection. sound and crashed to the floor , resident of Cheshire, died at dox, unyielding segregationSusan Didchenko ran scream- the instant of a heart at- Holzer hospital 9:30 p ist whose knack of fryin. g chickMrs. Marth.a L. Hauber, S9, ing through the great doors of tack. His last words were: Saturday 10 hours after her ~d: en in a skillet built a thriving Reeffi;ville, died Sunday af~er- the museum into the rain on " If you'll excuse me 1'11 have!mission. restaurant, went out of business ' noon at Selby General Hospital Central Park West where a to go up now . I have to tell Sunday when a lone Negro at Marietta. pedestrian detained ' her until this little girl her mother is I She was born in Addison · M · C t Mrs · twp. March 12 1889 th 8 dinn came to er. orn m etgs oun Y' · police came. She l'almed down dead. It's mv JOb.·· I ·' ' ' e on 1Y The restaurateur made his Hauber is survived by Mrs. Op__ __ . · ch1ld of the ]ate George and decision just one day after anat Randolph, Reedsville ; Mrs. • • Ida Sha~fer Leonard. She attend· nouncing that he would bow to! Edith Swain, Reedsville ; Mrs. ed AddJSOn schools. Her mar· tho federal courts and admit Betty Dickens Reedsville: Mrs. na~e w J. Horace Kail took N"l!roes. " I cannot betray my AKRON (UPI) _ Two of the tified 81 Jndependenll. ' as many as it can. Leoma Hall, Torch; Mrs. Clara plat~ O.c. 29, 1906, and he prevow tD God," he said as his Repoblican party'o major tac· "This means If we get all Jle. The party must broadllll ita Van Meter, Portland; Warren c~ed her m death m January 1•52 · Wife. and two daughters wept ticians believe the GOP must publican and independent votes base, Morton stated, and it Baker, Jr., Reedsvtlle ; Charles at hts side. . , broaden its base of support by we still have to chisel into the must start to do Ibis by attract. Hauber • Reedsville, and Pa~l Three surviving daughters are Maddox, who sa1d his restau....king minority group votes 11 Democratic vote by 3 or 4 per ing the Nel!l"' and qanlzed Ia· ~uber, Jr., ol Portland, al Three accidents have been investigated and two ar· IMrs. Alva £Glenna) Geor e of ranc was worth a hall mllllon it b to ouccessfully challenge cent U we are tD survive," he bor. children ; two brothers, Jell rests made by Pomeroy Poice since Saturday. Sunbury, Mrs. T. F. ,ee!gia l dollars I few months ago, oald the Democrats. said tn the address before about "'llte diversions within our Ktbble or Park,..sbur~. and Hor. The latest mishap occurred at 8:10a.m. today when a Burleson or Rt. 1 Gallipolis and 2: car driven by Joseph Hood, 53, Minersville, ran into the Mrs. Fred (Polly) Tltomp.;,o of It .,as now for sale or !~•se That view was advanced Sat· 1,200 in bil hometown. party are not nearly 10 deeply ace Kibble, Reedsvtlle; mul he · would e.~tertaln any urday night Jn speeches at the The national ':"""'e the~ rooted as those of the Demo- gr!"'dchildren, four great grand rear ~fan auto operated by Virgnua Wears, 26, West Co· Cheshire. There are nine grandreasonable offer. annual !Jnroln Day dinner by must fDIIow, Bhss stated, 18 to cralic party," he saki. "H Hu- children. and 8 number or nieces lumbl8. c~ildren and 10 great grandchiJ. GOP State Chairman Ray Bliss, find and train candidates who · bert Horatio Humphrey and J!:u. and nephews. Police •aid there was med·r dren OXFORD, omo-DR. PJUL. ' the next Datloual chairman, and offer something to all Amerl· gene (Bull) Conner can pt to- Funeral services wiD be held ium damage to both cars and The other .wreck occurred · . lip R. Shriver, 42, will take OV· !len. Tltruston B. Morton, a past cans. gether under the aame political Wednesday at l p. m. at the Hood was cited to Mayor Char··~ Saturday evenmg on East Mau>-1 Mrs. Ka1l was a member of 11 July I as the 17th president national chalrman. .. It Is golng to take all Re- root, then 50 can we. •· White Funeral home In Coni· les Legar's coort on an assured St when a car driven by AIvie L11tle Kyger church, Little Ky· af Miami University. Bliss, makfna Ills f1rs1 public publicans, working hard,. to help 'l1te liberal H ville :With Rev. Eldon Blake o!· clear distance charge. Virginia ITurner, Jr., 17, Coolville bang· ger Grange, Ladles Aid and Larz R. Hammel, Cincinnati opeedt since being oiected to make this party quit beil,g the a ed 1·nt the back or elf 1 Farm Bureou Council. 1 ic ~· . of llciatmg. Bunal will be m the Wears repnrtedly suffered lawy<lf who heads Miami's the GOP leadership poet on party of the negative," he adQ. ;;':,urae, . 8 vii e pres t tlnd Coolville cemetery. Friend!! minor leg Injury. , ~ by Arth J ~ '' ·~· Services will he held at 2 1 board of truJtees, Sunday an- Jan. 23, W!II'Ded thai tho fte. ed. nnor 1~ ce dilef of Blrm· may call at funeral home after P<>llce were summoned at 10 :·1 r.~i~e Johnsonurw." ns~~· 'p.m. Tuesday at Little Kyger I10UDCed the appointment of pul>lican party muot Ond some- GOP Sllollld Woo Nelroe• ~ ~ Bills' oelectlon noon on Tuesday. 20 a.m. to the Intersection oilpolice ·said There ;B!<s ml: church. Rev. C. J. Lemley o1 Shriver, de~ of the College of 011< who wopld appeal to Dem.,. Morton, of ~· heads 81 natl!al dialmtan "hoi done Court and Main-sis Sunday .damage, b~t Johnson complain- Ru~ will ofllciat<, and bul' Arts and Sciences at Kent State crals, as well•u 1\ejmhUcaDI, If tho Republican RD&torial camfor party 1ltllty lban TO OFFER COURSE where cars dnven by Ralph c.jed of back and leg injuries 'nle tal will be m Gravel Hill cem.. University. illl oelectlon ended It b to a praaldeJil. palin committee. :::: 1 .. lliT· Walls, 41, McDonald, 0., and accident is still under in~esl~ tery under the direction of MllID U·month oearl'b for a ou.. Republican IDII'Veyl! show, he He atreased that the 'PartY e se. A first ald course will be of. Laure Young, Mld<lloport. were tio ler'a IIDme for Funerail. tailOr to lli', John Mellett, who said, thai 52 per .cenl of all' 9111- wu DO Ioncer ID a poollioD "to ''It Ia ~ tho I!UI1 ~~ts fered by the Bureau of Minee eotangled. Authorities report· ga n. Friends may call at the ftmo twlgDed last year alter II ""'identlfJ tbemael.veJ u.~ Wrlto oil" the Negro vote, add- 18leeled a r.IIJI',·M.eA~IIII, IIle in Syracuse at the towa balled Laura Yoong was cited on • I Mayor Legar lined Dennis eral lto!n• until noon TuesdaJ. Jellt at Miami. to ,~~Komt the ocrall today compared.' .to .Obit big thai beeause tbe GOP can- ~ ~ on Feb. 16. 17· 18 .1.. IJid 21. loft of eenter cbarge. Tbere'=Kapple, 21, Pomeroy $5 andj'The body will lie In 111ate at lht lltoncellnr Ill die · Oblo lloltd 117 per cen1. who ov ·lboJ ani 1101 111rac1 aD Ne~ Ia. DO IGD-u 8liy , .,.,.. - ,facMo" All wbo wlsb may ottencl. Fnd was 'medium damai.. tmd 110 costs 8at111'11ay night on an ... churdl for OQe 111ur prior llllbl • .,.~ R~?JNic•m 'lbe rut '!'.' 'S:!\!. tf.• !!UN ~ ~ 1101 allract Morkuald. ,• , , . ~~ WID be 1be fDIIrtlellrr. IDjurlea. dear distance cbarit· ltr'lkt• ;; 1 WORLD i. r ' -- - - - - -- - - - - • e NOY YOU llNOW' 1 1 1 Two Students Will Attend F }k Fest 1 1 1 Servi'ces Held F v· .m ••• IN11 fiHl IIN01'f ln) It 41!1) NO. 252 ".'• ---~ el(l oUli!J .\mq Ap..J(V "! 'IOJIJ JOU "".!1. -((dfll OOOMATIOH ;I I VOL XVI "C~Olf -'~I I I e r ........ colder by •••nlniHigh loday >J..IC. Cloud) •nd eolder 1onlgh1 low II · 33. l'lle.. d•! cloudy, windy wllll nola by alltroooo, bl&b t0-44. S31'1S I I WF..41'RER QNY UO!S!A818l I I - UDIUI.I~ 3::>1AB3S I I .. 'iJnJJ!d Anw1fJ r , aq ' 11>8 I&OIIIIY ' I I I t3 Al:UlHm ..,., ... 'N I . ' "'l"'•nr ,. •n:il.. 'umql• ~nau J~l.( WO.IJ iiK118 wt""l . IS.. )0 !UIPJO>iJ 1p(UOI2\!J. ~ • Motorist Cited T Court aft er 0£ -- --------- - S day W · k Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ- TV Channel 3 1:41 Com Cob Roport 7:00 Today Show 7:2S Today Out Your Way 1:25 Today Out Your Way 9:00 Cartoonsvllle 1:15 Patterns: in Arithmetic t:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Make Room lor Daddy 10:30 What's This song IO:SS News Morning Report 11 :00 Concentration 11:30 Jeopardy 12:00 Say When I.Z:30 Truth or Conse<(uences 12: SS News Day Reporl 1:00 Midday News Picture I :30 Singing Jamboree Z:OO Moment of Truth 2:30 The Docwrs 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Donl Say 4:00 Match Game 4:2& Afternoon Report 4:30 Mr. Cartoon 6:00 Yogi Bear 6:30 Laramie 1:30 News Picture 7:30 Mr. Novak 8:30 Hullabaloo Y:30 That Was the Wef'k That Was JO :OO NBC White Paper " Oswa ld and t ht- La w'' •' 7:25 7'30 8:110 9:00 Dally Word Bozo The Clown Buddy Starcher Show Captain Kangaroo 10 :00 Mike Wallace 41 Newt IO:JO I Love Lucy 1101! Andy of MJiyberry ll : JO The McC<>ys 12 :00 Love 01 Life 1U5 CBS News 12 :30 Search t-'or Tomorrow 12:45 Gwding Light l :00 Woman 's Page 125 WCHS News I:JO A.. The World Turns 2:00 Password 2.:10 House Party J:OO To Tell The Truth 3c'-\ CBS News 3:30 ~dge of Nigh! 4:00 The Secret Storm 4.30 .rack llenny Sbow 5 :00 Maverick 6c00 News Tonight ti : 15 Your Wealh€'rman 6 ·20 Sport.!! 6 30 CBS News 6:4S Jim Thacker 6:56 TV 3 Weather 7:00 Hunlley·Brmkl•y 11:00 II: 15 II :20 11:30 WCHS- TV Channel 8 News Weather Sports Tonight Show 7:110 Joey Bishop 7:30 Surfside ti 8.30 Red Skelwn 9 :30 Petticoat Junction JO ·oo Doctors & Nurses II :00 The News Tonight 1 1. 1~ Weather 11 20 Mov1e MA'ITHAU CAST HULL YWOOD 1UP II - Wal· ter Matthau landed the rule - -- - · -- - - Da9id Brinkley. ol NBC-TV's Huntley-Brinkley RPport , appears on the cover of the February issue of The Atlantic Monthly magazine in connecwith his le od ar!idf.', "Leadbig from Strength : LB./ in AcUon." uon LISTEN 1360 ol a cowardly comic detective in " Mirage' with Gregory Peck and Diane Baker. STAGGERING HOLLYWOOD 1UP II- Wal· do Ulrd, who specializes in play· ing drunks staggered through his 129th such role in ''The War Lord ' To tho 20th Century Reform1tlon Hour At ON THI DIAL WMOV 930 AM : lnentwM4, W. Va Jury Tria} tO S F b 25 tart e . Wednesday's Television Program WHTN- TV Channel 13 7:55 8:00 8:30 1:00 t :4S Dally Word Bible Answen Jaclt La Lanno Fuo School Kin& and 00. 10:00 Morning Movie 11:30 Price It Right 1~ : 00 Oonna Reed 12:30 Father Knowa BNI I :00 Hello Pea·Picten 1:30 The People'• Choke 2:00 Flame in the Window 2:30 Day In Court 2:55 News 3:00 General Hospital 3:00 Young Marrieds 4:00 Trailmaster 5c00 Super Show i :35 Superman 6:00 Local New• I Weather 8:15 Nen 6:30 Leave It To Beaver 7:00 R!Oemao 7:30 Combat 1:30 McHale's Navy 1:00 Tycoon 1:30 Peywn Place 10:00 Fugitive 11 :00 News II: 10 Local News 11 :15 lteather 11 :20 Sports 11 :30 Lee Crane Show TUES., FEB. I HJGIUJGIIU 7:30 Mr. Novak - atarrJni James Frandscus · in the tiUe role. Final boll of "Faculty Fol· lies," in which Mr. Novak directs a faculty variety lbow. 10:00 NBC White Paper : 0.wald And The Law - an enm• inZJ.tion of the workings of criminal justice in the United States using the Lee Harvey 0. wald case u a point of deponure. Program focuses on Lhe ...,lion o! the Warren Report that questions whether O.walcl'l rights ao a de!endant wtre PfO' tected while he wu In """~ dy . The "G-E Fastaoy llotlr" win pre..nt "Return to 0&,". a fully ano~mated color-filmed featute iD Ill series of lijll·hour color iiJIOO" W.1111 HJIC.TV.S!i....f, fell. 21.. . ' . WSAZ-TV Channel 3 1: ~ Com Cdb Report 7:00 Today Show 7:25 Today Out Your Way 8:25 Today Out Your Way t: 00 Olrtoonsville »:30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Make Room for Daddy 10:30 What'• Tltla Sana 10:56 Mlll'lllng Report II :00 Concentration II: 30 Joopardy 12:00 Say When 12:30 Truth or Conlequencu 12:56 New• Report I :00 Midday Newo 1:30 SIDiill' Jambotee 2:00 Moment of Truth Z:SO The Doctors 3:00 Another World 1:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Match Game 4c25 Aflomoon Report 4:30 Mr. Cartoon i : 00 Woody Woc<dpecker I: SO Laramie 1:30 News Picture 1: 4S Jim Thacker Sporll I:SS 1'11' 3 Weather 7:00 Huntley·Brlnldey 7:30 'nle Virginian t:OO Wed. Night at the Movlel II :00 Late News Picture 11 :15 TV 3 Weather 11:20 Sports 11: 30 Jolmny CariiOI! Carol Channing and prodll<!o er David Merrick bave I:HIOIDIIated her contract with the ·lab. ulous musical hit, ullello. Dolly!," thereby a..uring her cMIinuance In the title role throu!lb June I, 1K7. WHTN- TV Channell3 WCHS-TV Channel 8 7:25 Dail:· Word 7:30 Bozo The Clown 1:00 Buddy Starcher Show 9:00 Captain · ·'ln~aroo 10:00 Mike Wallace & Newo 10:30 I Love Lucy 11 :00 Andy' of Mayberry IL30 The McCoys 12:00 Love of Li!e 12:05 News 12:30 Saarch For Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Women's Page 1 :25 News 1:30 AI the World Turrn1 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:25 CBS News 3:30 Edge Of Night 4:00 Secret Stann 4:30 Jack Benny Show 5:00 Maverick 6:00 News Repurt 6:1$ Your Weathennan 6:20 Spurtl 1:30 CBS Evening Newa 7:00 Saa Hunt 7:30 Mlstll' Ed I: 00 My Living Doll 8:30 Beverly f!illblllieo 9:00 Dicit Van Dyke Show 9:30 Cara Williams 10:00 Danny Kaye 11 :00 The News Tonight ll:IS Wea,ther Teller 1lo30 Late Show Late Movies TONIGHT'S. JA'lE MOVIES CbaMel U - "The TmfiMC" 111111, Vlnmli Price and "Teen· qe. Zoomblea" 19511, Don SulU· nn. .: . ) Chanoel I ·- · "Titls Above All'' 1942, Tyrone Power. Cllannel 3 :... "Lust For Gold'' ~; Glen 1"91'¢ · · mm•r•s .LATE Jo!OVIES Cllalmil ·lf - i•Tite Beast of Bab~lon Ag~llllf the son of - Hetcul9." IIMI3. Gordon Scott. . . Clli11uieJ I ....,;, '"Heavtw wa,... ·J843; aa'TlmleY. Cllo i v.·oli"n Maker Shoots w.·fe Midst Museum Onlookers 'I I 7:55 Daily Word 8:00 For 'tour Information 8:30 Jack La Lanne 9:00 Fun School 9:45 King aod Odie 10:00 Morning Movie 11 :30 Price Is Right 12 ·00 Donna Reed 12:30 Father Koows Beot l :00 Hello Pea·Pickers 1:30 The People'• Choice 2·00 Flame in th Wind 2:30 Day In Court 2:SS News 3:oo General Hospital 3:30 Young Marrieds 4:oo Trailmaster .I : 00 Super Show fi :35 Supennan 6:00 Local News I Weather 6:15 News 6;30 Lea\'e Jt To Ceanr 7:00 Rifteman 7:30 Om.e and Harrle• 8:30 SltJndis 1:30 Burke's Law JO 00 ABC Scope II :00 News 11:15 Weather 11 :25 Sporu II :30 Les Crane Show ·_::___ ru-t · 1 1 1 1 I a.::;. an WED., FEB. It HIGHUGHTS 7 30 - The Virglni.m- A pm· ty servant tricks a hotel clerk inw giving· Iter ,I,SOO of Tram· pas' money ft:llm the hotel safe, in ··A Sllghl Case of Char· ity ." 9:00 Wedneoclay Night At 'n!e Movies - "The Naked Jungle." starrl"i Charlton Heston and Eleanor Parker. The rich and powerful owner or a South· American. plantation Is shock· ed upon learning thai his beau· lllul mall-order bride wao mar. ried once belore. iN n1•ISS Morton FeInd GOP In Need 0f Broader A · ppeaI Mrs. Hauber of Reedsville Dies Sunday Mrs. Kail of Cheshi D' victim at I Pomeroy Police Investigate 3 ACCI•dent s sInce • saturday 1 I --- · 1!:112abelh Montgomery, <tar of ABC-TV's "Bewitched.. serIes, and Dl!vl!l Janssen, liar ol ABC.TV's "Fugitive;'' .were el~ Women or the Year anci Men of the Year, respectively, tn Radi.,.Televlslon Dally's 'N · annual All-American awardl pol' of the nation'' TV . radio erl~ and o:o:UIWiilta. , , : -·--1 elect .· I 't:,·•'... ,, I .' . m �--- . . . . . . . . .. . ~ ~ - . .. . ' Cf!M!!Nl-TINO !DITORIAUY The lloily SPn,inPI ABlessing To All . TillS week alon~ with our thoughts centered on the activitiei ol Seoul· lng, we should also pause to g1ve atten· tion to the blessings we have rrreivt>d from one of the great utilities of our do.' . electricity . The week of observance of NatJOnal Electric Week comes dur1ng the period of the birthday anniversarv of then great Ohioan. Thomas Erltson, who not only invented the light bulb, but many other inventions th"t have enhanced the lives of people all over the world. It is all the more remarkable that this native of Milan, 0 made his contnbutlon without the education th3t is believed to be required today for a per<on to achieve fame in the field of eiectrJctty . Everv passing year sees improvements being made on the groundwork done by Edison until today we have grown accustomed to the miracles that arP wrought. Today the number are growing fewer. who can remember the days of the mi. then gas that faintly illuminated the homes and business places of our com· munitv . Even those of us who have that remembrance today fall to thank our lucky stars for the ability to. flick a switch and immediately gtve ltght. The modern home today is repieat with all kinds of electrical servants. It brings heat to some in ever growing numbers. Entertainment is at vour beck and call by turning on the 'rv. There is not one of us that have not been benefitted by electricity, in your homes, at your work and In hundreds of ways in every part of the land. You can take a car and see how the elertric energy starts it wlth 0 " ' the hand ~ranking, and adequate Lights that make '' By DOROTHY KILGALLEN too. ' • • • Type-casting note: Nancy Sinatra Jr. Is the leading contender for the role of Frank Sinatra's daughter in the "Marriage On The Rocka" film. If she's as tal· ented on celluloid as she is attractive and charming in real life, she ought to get It . . . There'll be aomethlng new added to Jack E. Leonard's swinging act when he opens at Basin Street, Feb. 4. Jack has hired jau piaolst Roger Kellaway to play behind him while he hurls his comedy at the Cool Set. In the past, Jack's alwa:t~ • • worked alone. (He must be getting SO rich to afford his own background mu· sic') · Lesley Gore Is not only a successful singer but a smart girl. Now a freshman at Sarah Lawrence, she's turned down two Hollywood contracts and the lead in a Broadway show because sh• intends to finish college. She says she'll work only on weekends until she geU that diP.loma in her hands ... Believe it or dQn t, but George Maharis is upset because a Goth· am department store. tumed him down for a personal appearance because he has co-starred with Carroll Baker in a movie, and Carroll received a lot ot publicity about her nude photographs in Playboy. If that Isn't the silliest gwlt·by· association you ever heard of, send George a letter of condolence because one chum reports "he feels he's an innocent victim." • • • Those who encountered Judy Gar· land at the Sammy Davis "special" were delighted to note that she looked healthy and serene . . . The bligeot : feud on Broadway at the moment feature• the st.ar and director of a hit show. Most people are rooting for the director, who has good taste, which is more than any· one can say for the star .. . Brigitte Bar· dot has been having a marvelous time In Mexico, running around pretending people don't recognize her. She "disguises" herself in teenage type clothes anti a black wig. "All in Good Time," scheduled to premiere Feb. 3, may be the next corn· edy smash to hit the Rialto. It's a top-rat· ed London import being presented by Joe Levine, David Susskind and Dan Mel· nick, who ha~ the mi!Bical "Kelly" open· ing Ol! Fl(b. 6 , .. . 'l.'i:iii:'ll never guess who will not ''choose w-nm• again in 1968 ... Lance Reventlow is facing that same old problem, but this time wfth a differ· ent wife. He's determined to enter the Sebring Grand Prix in Florida on March 27. and his beautiful young bride is dead set against It, and hOpes he'll change his mind before the auto racing seuon starts. His first wife felt the 1ame way, but Lance can't seem to give up those sport& can SliT C!.Ot:'WIG JUST INSERTEI' HIS C.ARP WHCH HI: SENT IT SACK-NOW LOOK HOW 1HIN6S lURN OUT MOO • SAYS . waitress smile• on them." or becalllt they subconsclollllY want servants -as your · corre-- from all over your country. My name it OWsegun Alal!a, anti my addreso if 59 Okepopo St., La&os, Nigeria, Africa. I am 17, I am interested in friend cOITf!lpondence, footballlng and t,able tfllllis and also I am a photosrapher. 'lbank you. - Ow· Ic cblldren ore ur&ed lo wrlle to ,.Diabetic," P. 0. Boz 7!. Westport, CODII. II obould ht d.- at onee, becauae Z,SOO apo appllcatlolll must be received before Mareb II Ill order lo pi tblo proaram 1tarled. A - UJJderWelgbl In a cltikl may be cllll!ed by too , mliCb emotional excitement from mov• tes or television, too little steep, finicky eating habits copied from other memben ol tho family, worry over family quarrels or trying to keep up willa an older cblld. Becauae of drifts or freezing conditions. the blade may sl.ike something that makes the plow slow down, or even stop. Therefore, lt Ia extrem&ly Important for the motorist to keep 1 more than normal ... sured clear distance when loiSnow plows ma1nlaln high· lowing a plow. wava for necesaary travel. Many m~ltO'ists are apathetic and ap- Actually' . motorlsll lollowlnl parently tlo not pay attention to heavy equipment too closely the flashing red ltnd amber are violating motor vehicles Ughts on snow removal equip- law• just the same .. II anothment. In any situation, wheth· er automobile Ia tnvolveo. Tho er tt be a railroad crossing an Highway Patrol has the power ambulance, or a atop sign: a to make arrests and enforce flashing red Ugh\ mealll emer- these laws. gency. And this means approach When approaching pi<IW, callwith extreme caution. tioo muat be used. The spray Director Masheteo· pointed coming from the aide of lho out that the Highway Depart- plow while pushing mow away, IYU'nl trainl competent men to may obscure lhe VIew of the run the snow plows. When IRIOW· moto~ist, and cause an acclfall 11 sreat, these men often doni if tho driver does DOl olow ~>ork long boura to keep_ high- downp 'ted peed llmita wa • dean os • mean Y · nothing wben roatl condltlo111 Snow plow• are traveling 23- are bad. Tho driver must con30 mllea per hour to enable sider the condition ol the road thorn to have sufficient momen- a?d use caution when paasing tum to p111h tho anow aside. a 1110w plow. Also, even after tbe bulk of onow has been re- spondenta said, but becauoe !bey have a greater appreciation of personal servlcet than do women. In other words. H a woman doe• not get something tangible for her money she is cheap and stingy with it (a rule with many exceptions, of course). She doesn't pay I or service, only l!Ometin& she can hold in her hand. She expects the world to walt on her. I know you will not put this In your narrow-minded, socially-controlled column. Mostly becau!e you art a WQman. - Alr AN Dear Alan : Okay, ,., I took a dare. My authority for my obser· vauons on the difference between men and women? 'I'tMt beat authority in the 11)orid •I'm female, and It takes one to know one. What'• yours?-H. Dear Helen: This is to D.P., who wondera about "have to" marriageS. I want to tell her about our 1 'have to-want to•• marriap. I was 18, my husband 2D when we met. We w•nted to marry three monthlt later but parents said no. I become pregnant u he turned 21. Parents· were shocked but aot over lt. We al•o had ciHf...!lllce of reli&lon whtch we soivOd by 1111 joinlnJ his religion. We have been married almott flve yeara; have three children. We are vflt'/ much In Jovf and very happy bUt this didn't just happen. We worked hard maklnfr, our marriall work. It can, you lmow, even H It I! a "have to." - J . B. Dear Helm: We tbouJht we'd Ioree 'our folkJ Into Jetting us get mar· ried, "' I got pregnant. wen, we 101 married, and It lW beft1 pure hell We diJcovered too · late that we were two IIUf>. born kids who watlled IOTM' thing becau!MI adub told ua we couldn't have 11. Now I haVe a baby, another on the way, and · I hate to say It, S.lell, but we hate uch other. - DIVORCE BOUND Dear D.B. : Somelimel hate can. be a.idettacktd. Seek COUbllliD& at lho hmil)' Court In your tcnm !»lore you make your final declo aton. - H. Dear Helen: 1 am v«y IJad to write this ~. My maiD rtaton II wrlt111111 that I want JOIIIO ptlllllsk - 1111 lll1!!e 11 1 want poro pall· Your daughter shoUld have a physical checkup to rule 011& an overactive thyroid, tuberculosil or some other deblllta._ 1ng diseaae. The treatment will depend lar11ely on the uruleo'IJ~ ing calile. ·' In general, It Ia a pid ploa to offer her nourllblng meala In ple811111, peaeelnl lJI11'IOIIIIII. logs and IIOUI'i8bln& anode~ ~ tween meals. It may bo aarp to po Y1tamln IUPPJ.. men11 and to c o - them for a week or two after JWT da• ter hal 1Jettm to maU • mal lain in welahl. ev1 S . I PI'rateS Top H T 1 I • 1 I I 1 • • '1 1 82 THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTIU TO INTIRIIT 0P MilOS MAlON ARIA I .4 • . 1 • ''Another bill'l ' • ,,..t,..,. • ' SPORTS SUMMARY I I Do they think l'tn ~nade of 111oney'l'' w I 1 Till 1965 Pontiac: Car of the Year/ Tlla,.• wb1tI way,..... 11M c. · ~· Puts 9th Loss 0 R dD scor·i from 'ftte Jlvaro lndlatll ed till llhrunklll hHda ol iltelr .... Jill• 'IIDtiU.'· · ,if">..'"' •• . '· :. . ' ''!It, ~~:(fft;:~i:~;i::~~~:::::: Single Point ! .et. . sm,B. 68 to 65 the! A thOUiht lor tbe day-Greek story teller Aesop said: '.'It is Ill)' to deaplte what yotl ClllllOI traditional daiAt dt panthers For 3rdw· ln 1884. Prlncnl lret111 of the Netherlandl renounced ber right to tbe throne to marry Spanish · Prtnot Carloo, whom abe wed two monllta later. CreatiOn - October. Edges --I MI annan eaDJ BEHHfS WOHLD 'he ahama - - .- n e I until the roao II salted. By UDited Pr- lateraatlooal The Highway Department Ur• Today II Monday, Feb. 8, the ,.. the motorist to remember fith day o1 196$ with 326 to folo that fiaahln& red and amber I<IW. lights mean "Emergency • AJ>The moon I! approaching Itt proach With Caution." first phase. The morning atar Ia Mars. The evening atar is Jupiter. French novelist Jules Verne was born on this day in 1828. On thil day In history : In 1581, Mary, Queen oJ Scott, was beheaded llttr being charged with plotting t h o murder of Britain's Queen Eliz. abeth. In 1140, every Ioth pert011 In two Y!llages near Warsaw was ahot In reprisal lor the deathl of two German soldiers. In 1963, Premier KaSI!Im ol Iraq wu overthrown In a mllttery coup and executed the nut day. 'ftte Jowilh era dates w -- 1 moved, a skim of ice remains THE ALMANAC 3 --- saturda,· u·1..hsChOOIscores Q - My f.y-..ld daualler I• very skinny. She II on lho flO all the time. How C811 1 1•t lwr to &aiD weight? A rash of accidents lnvolving snow plows and motor ve. hioles has prompted the Ohio Department of Highway• D~ rector P. E. Masheter to iss~e a pleu for cooperation !rom the motorist. 8l~D1965s - -- - · Ito J1lterelted parento ol diabet- Motorists Urged to Take Care in Snowplow Weather A, I" lead on Larry Price's lay-up The Wahama White Falconsing punch (or the Falcon~ of play while the Panthers lost and Pomeroy hitting 29 of 66 but Kyger Creek came roaring Came from behind Saturda h the t thro . Y ug quar e_r. iB ruce S.Ll;Dp8011 and BUIy J ew· shots for 44 per cent. Pomeroy: back as Chuck Leach. Roger •• e ddl ntght to edge the Pomeroy Pan- Bobby Greene's JUmp shot in ell via the same rOllte. Simp- had 40 rebounds to 31 for Wa-1Barnett, a~d Lanny l'yo each thers, 68-65, for the second the opening seconds of the fi- son left midway of the final hama. Hood Jed Wahama re- hn lwm-pomter~ . . time in a week. The victory was nal quarter put the Falcons in quarter while Jewell left with bounders with II. ~orman Norrts _ then jomedl Rutland's Red Devils dropped Ver eport the lOth fo~ the Falcons, who front. for the first time since S6 seconda remainin&. I The box ~:~core: Pnce as the :lsitlng Tonadoes !their ninth decision .of the seaa. . . have lost ltve. th. !trst quarter at 49-46. Pom-, Wahama entertains Parkers-! WAHAMA - Surface. 5-13-· held an 18-17 advant:age at the lon. 48-47, to The Platns Saturday The Nelsonville Greyhounds thiS lime led all the way (33 • Harry Surface and Gordon eroy took the lead for a minute burg Catholic (1!1 Tuesday night 23: Powell , 8-8-24 : Rood, 24-l:jend of the opemng canto. : "'g~It at Rulland. ran up the biggest score of any- 25 at halftime) for a 57·46 VIC· Powell, .a pa1r of sen10r ~barr or ~wo on two held goals by while Pomeroy wHI host Nelson~I Zuspan. 0.0-{1: (.;reene, 4·1-9; 1 Racine then turned on the ' Coach Jim Adams'. Devil• one this season against the Mid· tory. . shooters ~or Coach Bob Ob~er s Sm1th, but. free throws by John ville fleJ.t Friday before traveJ~· Wamsley, 3·2·8. Totals: 22-124- 1steam as Price. Norr 1s. vtar- 'h.:1ve posted ~ven wms. dleport Jackets Saturday Pancake was high lor Nelson- club, lathed 23 and 24 pomts. Wamsley Oed the game at 52 . ingv to Athens on Saturday. '33> _ 68 . 1 vin McKelvev . and !loll llaer . Rutland trailed !Hi when the night at Nelsonville, winning 90- ville ~tth 16. M.ark Tanne~Ill respectiv~ly, to pace Wahama all and 1 Jump shot by Powell : In two preliminary contests, · . 1 provided at. 1f1rs_t peri~ .ended but led 21·2U 8 ~ell-balanted 60, for their 9th vittory in 11 was htgh for Middleport With the wm. g~ve t~e F~lcons a 54-52 lead the Pomeroy Freshmen edged :oMEROY ~ ~~m~ell, 9-2· lack to take a eummanding 44 .1 ~t mtermtssion. The Plains was SEOAL matches. 19. Actually, the Falcons won with SIX mmutes to go. They the Wahama Freshmen, 28-26, 20 · Crow, 4·0·8· Simpson. 2-3·.33 1 ad at the intermission. In front 38-34 at the rnd of the 7 The win left the Hounds firm- Middleport, Moore 4-4-12, Ste- l the game at the foul line where lmaintained the lead through-and the Pomeroy Reserves : Smith, 7-I-15;Jewell, 7-115: c . 'third quarter . ly m control of seeond place phenson 0-0.0, Davis &-2-14, they hit on 24 of 33 free throws out the quarter with their larg~ downed the Wahama Reserves Esk~w. 0-6--0 : Kmght, 0-0-0. To..l Tyo p~ced the Robe a~. allar"k Senior Larry Rupe again par· 10 6 65 · behind undefeated Athens. Lyons 1·2-4, Wallace 2--2-6 while the Panthers were mak·iest I five point lead on three l5&-49. ; that per~~ Wlth . polnts.l ed the Rutland quintet with 1 tals . 29-(7-l l· 1 11' Nelsonvill~ ran h~t, . the Stobart ~·18, Bradbury 2-0-4: ing only 7 of 16. !occasions. 1 statistics on the Yar.sity Scoring by quarters : I . T~e VISitors Wllh .McKe~~Y 14 points on seven field goa ls. .Jackets also ~ad the1r b1ggest Cunningham o-0.0, Edwards 1-/ Phil Swindell with 20 points .John Wamsley fouled out for game showed Wahama hitting Wahama 12 18 17 21 68 hlttl~~ fro~ ~he middle ar'ld iAJsu hilling in double figurt>s b.asket. productton: It was. the 0..2. Totals 22 (11)..18) 60. jled the Panthers while Bob the Falcons in the final minute on 22 of 48 shots for 46 per cent Pomeroy 15 20 J3 17 _ ti5 Nor:ns undeJ ht e h~~;ket scored for Rutland were Stewart and first time the wmless Mtddle· Nelsonville Ja es s- . Smith and Billy Jewell hit for ·- ·--- --- · ----- -- -- ~--~· ~-20 mo.re '" t _e t .11 slam.~ 10 1Btack, with 12 and 11 respec15 3 6<) • m • h Bb . . d 1 lead 64·49 gomg mto the fmal 1- 1 ' po rt varsity had hit the Daugherty 2·1·5 Wend 4-0-1 15 eac . 0 Crow, hmite to , ).oungstown I ibertv 56 i • • • wey . pr.~int mark . . • . ht porn'· . t was t he top re- , ~ actwn. Ritz 5-0-10, Steenrod 3-2-8, Rich-· etg . , ' Badger 43 e1ght Rothmmutes te"ms ot scored •o t'nts Rolland also dropped the reFour Nelsonvolle boys got tn ards 8-1-17 Pancake 8-3-19 bounder of the game wtth 19. • l"' • Steubenville 110 Salem 62 . h r· "1 'od b •h po . serve contest 39-27 to Th• ' Jame wt'th ' warren 102. To• Pomeroy took com man d at l m t e. ma. pen ut. t e· great I Plains. Mike Martin paced Hut· doubl e f1·g ~Ires .. J 1m s . Shultz 3-D-6. Howland 70 Lakeview 52 15, Bob Rttz wtth 10, Bob Rtchthe opening ti as if it meant ' Ohio Hlgb S.:hool Basketball Cleveland West Tech 82 . . foul shootmg of R<ocme proved .1 d . h 'gh 1 _ _ k ta18 40 (10-lS) 90. p ' By United Press International Cleveland Max Hayes 55 Champ•on 88 Newton F'a!ls 52 fatal for the Cheshire five an Wlt eJ pomts. 'th 17 . d J' p ds wt arlth an 1m nnca e B qua te . to make a run.away or t he1 E t L' 1 85 w 11 ·11 65 · By quarler · 19 Y r rs. . . . 1Riverdale 72 ArUngton 41 Cleveland South 65 as iVerpoo e svt e In winning their lOth game s. wNclso~ville went into an im- Middleport ....... 12 22 34 60 game. ~hll Swmdell hit for t~o l' Martins Ferry 67 Bellaire 85 Cleveland St. Stanislaus 55 Norwalk 91 Euclid 43 of the season Racine hit 28 of The Plains II 20 38 48 Nelsonville . . . . . . 26 11 66 90 quick fteld goals, Bob Smtih ·v ood . 1 s d k 56 B 11 ., • ' Rutland ti 21 34 47 mediate lead and never was Off . . R added one and Swindell came I Ri_ er 74 W sfie d 60 Newark Ul Euclid 43 an us Y e evue 53 fi. shots for 44 per cent and 28 Th PI i . , ... . . in trouble, already coasting at ICia 1s . eese, Jones. ' ~Bridgeport 88 Garfie ld Heights 89 Fremont Ross 67 of 34 free throws fnr 82 per . e a ns Gtlke>_ 6 .~ 15. "12 at the end o.f the ft'rst ,back for another for an H Porn j Bellaire St Johns 63 Shaker Heights 60 1 11ffin Columbian 47 ' c t ILmscott 9-3-21: Clendenin 2+5 : 2u-eroy lead before Harry Surface · en · H k 1 3 5· F t 1~ 2 T 1 quarter and leading 41-22 at put the Falcons on the board j Shadyside 92 St. Clairsville 58 East Cleveland Shaw 9.3 Coshocton fi7 _ I Kyger Creek sank 27 of 61 , ::"r~B os er · · ota' halftime. with two free throws. . CadiZ 74 SciO 60 Cleveland University SchooL 611 r ., New Phlladelphta 54 1attempts a!~!l ror 44 per cent I . R I8 nd. L b . In the final quarter MiddleI Dennison St. Mary 63 Manemont 81 Sycamore 55 · and 15 of 22 fouls including nine I ~t am Prt 3-D-6 , Llt· 1Strongsville M port scored 26 points to 24 by , Gordon ~owe.l_l then hit f~r . Tiltonsville 52 1 North Olmsted 47 1 Madeira 62 Lovelani 60 I in a row by Tyo for 68 per cent ~ t~e ~-o-4~ ~lack_. ~.l ·ll : ~upe ~ 14 2 12 22 Nelsonville. It was the only per· three stra1ght held goals lo t1e 1Hillsboro 95 Jackson 8% Solon 78 Cuyahoga Heights 52 Cincinnati St. Xavier 70 1 Racine controlled the boards O · St wart :, · Totals 7 1the game at eight-all. k>d the Jackets dominated. Jump l York 49 Troy 48 West Geauga 64 Burton 46 Greenhills 45 hy grabbing :n rebounds while 'J.----4 . 1 For Middleport Gary Stobart 1shots by Surface and Richard Belpre 59 Eastern 53 Fairport 59 Hazard (Ky.) 57 Wyoming 48 . the Bob('ats were hrld to 18 was high with ltl points on six ID Rood gave the Falcons I mO"-! Athens 52 Painesville Harvey 46 Cincin~ati. Wal.nut Hills 58 IBoth tenms committed nine \ GET FRONT POSITIONS fielders and 6 of 8 at the foul mentary 12·10 lead before the i Columbus Eastmoor 49 : Painesville Riverside 68 · ] " Cmctnnall Woodward 59 .turnovers. I DAYTONA BEACH, Fla .. line. Sophomore Bill Davis had North Gallia raced to a 44-28 ,Panthers hit for five straight•Wahama (W.Va.) 68 Kirtland 40 Cincinnati McNicholas 57 Kyger Creek won tlle prelimi. (UP)) - DarPll Dieringer of 1 1 hi~ best game yet in a varsity halftime lead, then coast~ to lpoints for a 15-12 lead at Pomeroy 151Perkins 80 Lorain St. Mary 66 ' Anderson SO l nary game 36-33 by S(·oring 18 ' Charlotte, N.C. , and Junior uniform at scoring, having 14 an easy 88-63 win over Hannan, lfirst quarter. 1'Albany 105 Centralia 70 Parma Our Lady of Padua 57 ~ T~ylor 75 Colerain ~ points in the final stanza. Johnson of Rhonda. N.C., each points on. ~ix field goals an d iW. Va., Sat.urd~y nlght._ Po~ro~ continued its. good! McArthur 73 Ames-Bern 60 Cleveland St. John Cantius 55 EiMeytown ~ . . Larry Whobrey paced I h P won a . 50-mile q1181ifying raC'e two chanties. Gary ~lhhan s 21 pOint!! pae· shootmg tn the early mm~te~: Shade 62 Zaleski 5I 'Amherst 54 Midview 51 i Omnnaft Arken 59 I wmners with 10 and Jerry Hall 1at Daytona SundaJ. earning thf' In rebounding Nelsonville led ed the wmners,. now 3-9 for the!ofl he second quart~r and quick-! Racine 84 Kyger Creek 69 F"irelands 64 Oberlin 48 1 Skyvlew 74 Shenandoah 66 ! added nine. Amos Wal lbrown front row positt. for next 79 to 46. and in shooting,. 41 sea~n. Dan Chick and Clyde'ly ran up a 13 pomt bul~e at : Union Furnace 78 Brunswick 60 r Caldwell 77 New.port 62 led the losers wi1h tl. 1 Sunday's "Daytona soo··. Dier· per cent (40 of 971, to Mtddle- Smith had 16 markers each lor 27-14, then 29-16, and agam at1 Allensville 59 Cleveland Lutheran West 58 Guernsey Cathohc 55 The Bobr•ts now 5-9 overall ! inger averaged 166.7 miles an porl'g 26 per c~nt 122 of 83). the Plrat~s, and Mason Peck 33-20. H~wever, . Wa~a~~ Nelsonville 90 Middleport 60 I Canton Central Catholic 51 1 . ZanesVIlle RoseCTans 52 <md 4-J in the SVAC prepare to Ihour and Johnson clocked I&U The Nelsonville reserves, lea ~ Idum~. 10 1~ . Roger G.arrett 1ed 10 pomts while hmltmg . the Cleveland Gilmour flO Copley 70 Nordonia 55 Maysvlllt> 71 New Concord 58 meet North Gall1a next Friday · - - -~- - ---~leaders: who n~ed .an 1ov- 1 al~o fm1shed m double figures Panthers to a fiel~ goal before [ Kiskl fPa.) Pre 56 1 Akron Buchtel 70 [ , , . ' night .in their season finale . 28·84. erttme sesston the first ttme a- lwtlh 12. the hall ended wtth Pomeroy ' El . C th 1. . . W 11 kp 5t . Akron Hoban :;o BARTON WINS FE.~1UHE Racme woll plav Fairland in KYGICR CREF.K t691 North Ga II'1a h't ~ per cent _m . front 35-30. Ja o 1eCl ort .es a e . Cloverleaf 79 Firestone 57 T A:\1PA. Fla. (UPII- Buzz,a 1 tough rnakh Tut'sd<Jy . . roun d wti h Middleport to wm,l I .Jr Wyna . nighl . Dunean. 7-0·14: Leach. J.0.-8 : 11 1 75 74 - ---- lor Its shots from the rleld, the 1 The Falcons came back in Me mg ~~ 32 Hearvt~w I Barnett 44-8 · Thomas 1·3·5· 1Akron Kenmore tit Alliance 50 Barlon of Tampa, F'la , driving 1 at Rac mt> . National Baaketball Association Wildcats 31 per cent . 'the third quarter to stay right ' ClargalredaL th uronE 6 I Barberton 4~ an Offenhauser-powered rare_r. l Hox SC'O rt> of the V<JI·sitv : T)'O 8-it-27· ' Johnson . 4--6-8: N h G II' ' 1 eve an u eran ast ~ · .1 . . . , , By United Press International ort a 1a won the reserve ,on the heels of the Panth~rs l Cleveland Hawken 51 1 Canton Timken 39 cap.t~red the 30--lap. 15-mlle l lilt: Ha!l 0.1 -l. Tota ls 27-15--69. Eastero Division game. 38-21. Box score of the all the way through the period 1B ·k Canton Lineoln 83 flonda Stale l<'a1r feature RA('INE 184l Rv Quarters : 61 H" hi d W. L. Pet. varsity game: land, in fad, closed the gap to i C~~e~~~d St 1~ :~ius49 Cuyahoga: Faf1~' 191sp,.mg race Sunday. Gordon! PricP. 7-5-1!:1: MrKelvt>.\', 5-6-- Racine 18 26 20 20--M Boston 48 10 .828 . HANNAN, W. VA. _113) one point at 4847 as the third! · Cl~eland West Canton .\1cKinley 64 1 Wooley or Wa~u. Tf'x , finished 16 : Norn~. 9-!ll-28: Haf'r. 5·6Kyger Creek 17 16 16 20-69 78 1 Cincinnati 35 21 .625 j Alfred, 1-3-5; G. Adkins, 9-4· quarter ended. Powell and Sur· Cl 1 d L" Akron South 57 sel'ond and Jim Moughan of 16 . Fisher, 1-3·5: ~1rCiintock. Reserve Score Kyger Cree~ 1 1 91 Philadelphia 31 25 .554 22; J. Adkins, 0--4--4: Hughes. :race provided most of the scar·; eve a~l ;n~ nH 1 N _ Kent State High 71 Ravenna 60 Springfield. Mo ., was third. lo·0-0; Adt.~ms . 0-0-0. Tuta!s 28· j36 Racine 33. 79 New York 19 37 .339 5-0-10; Toliver 8-2-18: Benson ' Cl 1 devJe han M 0 Yh 118 60 me I Grandview 61 --·- · · Western Division 1·1·3·' Riddle 0-l-1 · TOTALS 24-- * :;:s;:;;:;;;ca; eve an Cleveland o n ars Rhodes a il • 1 52 1 Urbana 'll Delaware Hayes 60 • W. L. Pet. 15-lilo . RTH A IAshtabula Edgewood 75 I Whitehall 58 Bexley 57 ,• l.os Angeles 3t 25 .554 N G LLIA (88) Tbe championship of tbe jLondon 63 Grove City 43 St. Louis 28 2U .500 Callihan, 8-5-21; Garrett, 4- GaUipolis lndepeudenl League . Chardon 52 Marysville 45 Gahann•. 35 Baltimore 26 29 .473 4-12: Chick, 7-2-16 : Smith, 5-6· wW be decided tonlgbt al MadiSon 72 Perry 49 Hilliard 74 Mifflin 60 · Detroit 25 36 ·410 16·• Peck 7· liS· Taylor 2-0-4· Washington Scboot wbeu the Buffalo Ntchols :;o - • • Westerville 55 Groveport 5~ San Francisco 13 45 ·2241Twyman 1-0-2·' McCarley 1.0..'1 first place clubs, Firestone Western . Franklin . 90 . - - Reserve -- Academy 48 , Manon SUnday's Results 2, TOTALS 35-18--88. I and G&J meet in tbe anoaal Hamilton Township 11 1 Boston 101 Los Angeles 97 By quarters: classic battle. Tip-off time for Carroll sa Canal Winchester 57 D.troit 119 Baltimore 112 Hannan 14 14 19 16 - 63 the big tilt Is 7 p.m. In other i Pleasant View 88 St. Louis 126 San Francisco 103 North Gallia 24 20 27 17 - 88 •ames, lblrd place will be d.. • Was hington C. H. 42 Monday's Games Reserve!~ NG 38, Hannan tided wbea Evans Sausage By United Press Iattrnattonal Franklin Heights 61 Logan 56 Philadelphia at Los Angeles 21. hatlles Falstaff aJHI Goodyear Saturday Massillon 64 Carrollton 41 Tuesday's Game• plays Scolt'a Groctry tn lbe MONTREAL - Defenseman Louisville 75 Lisbon 43 Boston at Cincinnati Philo 75 Crooksville 70 other scheduled tllt. Bill Gadsby of Detroit and Reg Minerva 71 Poland 73 St. Louis at New York Roseville 81 New Lexington 74 Fleming of Boston were each Sandy Valley 91 Philadelphia vs. San Francisco Dresden 78 ""'*" Wilflith u w fined $200 ror 1 wild stick North canton 59 Afttr •lx tbll II San Jose, Calif. Malta-McConnelsville · swinging battle In a Thursday Dayton Roth 87 whtt could P111tilc f/fJNibiT night National Hockey League Canton South H come llfl wid uBI • I game. East Canton 74 Malvern 46 HIALEAH. Fla. - Hobeau Jonathan Altier 70 Dublin 52 Farm's Sunstruck won the $65.· · Dayton Roosevelt 106 lsoo Seminole Handicap at Hia-1 Miami Trace 79 1 , leah by a nose. i New Albany 87 1 -1 Delaware St. Mary 44 I i BATON ROUGE, La . - Head !Highland 69 Byflalla-York 67 I football coach Charley McCien- Licking Valley 82 Miller 43 ' don was given a new five·year Columbus Academy Tl contract by Louisiana State Licking Heights 70 University. Westfall 68 Circleville 64 . Columbus St. Mary 76 · ARCADIA. Calif. - Curious Ohio Deaf 31 1 Clover scored 1 belter than! Toledo Whitmer 71 four length victory In the $60,:150 Bedford (Mich.1 6t Santa Margarita Handicap at Rossford 46 Toledo Waite 43 Santa Anita. Lima Senior 70 Bryan 64 Sunday Anthony Wayne 38 OULU, Finland - Russia's Springfield Local 36 rnga Voronina won the world's Maamee 17 women's speed okatlng ehamGrosse Point fMirh.) 68 pionsbip for an unprecedented I Youngstown Boardman 93 Of course you•J. not. But loan from us will permit you to fourth time. Youngstown South 51 hiiYa an anawer becauae money pay oft all your billa and then BALTIMORE, Md. - Plmlico ' Youngstown North t7 1 track representatives are ocout.. Southington 59 ' our buaineu. We uae it to help haTe only one monthly payment ing the nation lor entrants In Youngstown Rayen 71 Niles 481 folka who need ready caah for any to make. Stop in and aeo ua or this year's 90th runnlng of the Brookfield 74 Campbell 51 •orthwhile need. A consolidation cln Ul a call before you come in. Preakness. W! hl'.ld to rea~P'I a dims'( !tM'ltwherw 1long tht Rne. AMI wNrt INtllr · IGirard tit Hubbard 5i cl imax for a car than lo "'tn Motor Tr•Ad'•·Car of h YMr A.wft fir DAVOS, Switzerland - Ger· ·Mineral Ridge 63 19651 Nothlng could pleue ua ~ fXeept ~ 11e man bobsledders scored a clean North Lima 57 ECONOMY SAVINGS & lOAN COMPANY a1a buyin11 our "'"1. And the~ &r•. Drl~~~t ...... Wwt .... sweep in the world toboggan McDonald 73 LoweUvUie 5I championships. Beaver Local' 57 Crellvlew 5I $25 00 TO $200000 lEI YOUR AUTHORIZED POIIllAI 11111• Columbiana 81 Sebrlnt 49 WE I/IIURANCE AYAtiABLE ON_M.l. LOANI PALM SPRINGS, Calii.-Bllly East Palestine 31 Leetonia 27 Cupor won the tiOO,OOO Bob Levittaburg R2 Canfield 71 ·• 300 W. Second St.- WYendotte 2-21 U, II"'mmro1 · . 'I o•,(/'"'oc Hope De!Mirt GQif Clallic with Sprlnlfleld Local 61 . -·100 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. • a HI f<Ir 110 buloa. · UDitad Locli a • 0 ed. This column Ia dedicated to family livln&, so If you're bav· ing kit! trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen beip YOU. She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Address Helen Bottei in em of thil newspapec. . Ponmevruy·.:Ilddlleeport.__O.,WFeb . In thil plan n medical ex· aminallon Is required. The plan Is open to diabetic children between the ages of I and 17. Only one premium is to be paid or.til the 21st birthday Is reacb- MJ Ratderl Anser .'II eMaD Dear Helen : I wish you would tell me the authority on which you balM! observations on the difference between meu and womeu tippers. I drove a florl!!l truck during the Christmas seal!On, and I agree, men tip heavier than women. but your reason& are no more tban ldeali.stic guesses. Most women are extravagant In buying merchandise and are not so thrifty as y011 suppose. The reason men are big Uppers II not becausa they are ln.ecurt or "I o m e . DNaiiye~enlltsnelo, tbal the succes• of their program wiD encourage insuren in general to readjust their rate1 for diabetic ehlldren. This should aloo have tht effect of encouraging employers to htre person• with t h o juvenile type of diabetes at ~ood risks for prolonged, stea· dy emplyment. L.-..... by Helen I!Sottel--1 1'.-1! " 1 The 818oclation hopes HELEN HELP US! Racine Hands Kyger Creek Team 9th Loss Fnuls and the foul line prov·! The ~ashlngton County team Three COMfCUtlvo buckets neth Hartung traded field JO.Ill to rive Belpre a life margin. ,a-a- 1 Iate. • t"d ltJ llt' tht> -~P<ule r ol East- made 2. of 44 from the t•harlty by Mike Smith g:ave- the ho!!t to once a1ain leave the ~KXtre l . ern's perfect slate as the Eag.. stripe to spell the difference. 'Eagles a 35-32 lead early in in a deadlock. ' Kmght was the only Eagle. Belpre won the reserve game , l""" went down lo d_efeai 5iJ.53 Eastern starters Kenny Cald- the third stanza , and thougb ' It was then that Johnson can.l playe.r to hll lD double fl&urel.j~34. Southern LO<'al'_a Tcrnad~. 17 to Belpre Saturday mght on the weU and Roger Spencer, both there were several lies after ned two free throWI to turn He. ripped the eords for Belpre 15 14 10 14 _ S3 for the second bme this wm-1 Colden Eagles home court . , hustHn_g guards, were lost in that, Eastern. was unable to get the tide agailut Eastern. Dyer pomta on aeven buke~ and Belpre 10 15 16 11 _ 59 ter, ~apit~lized brilliantly at the ~ The loss left Coach AI Bow-. the third quarter on fouta and the lead agam. 1 tos&ed in a jumper from the thr~ free throws. Belpre 1 Oy- , , char1ty hoe Saturday night to t>n 's strong quintet with a 14-l ' Tteron Cruise. Steve Badgley A two--pointer by Belpre's Lar. 1stde t.o make it 47-43 and Lee er II~ for s:corlnc hooon with Eaa~rn- Kn~ght 7-3-17; Har-1defeat the Kyger Creek Bob- 1 alate this season. land Charles Eichinger exited in ry Jotmson just before the converted on a charity tos~ Lo 17 . while Smith had 16 and Lee tung 3·3·9: Crwse 1-2-t; Cald- ca ts . 84-69 before a slim crowd f.astern loot five playero with the final penod. buzzer oounded, gave th. Eag· lmake it 48-IJ. The winnero then 13. ;well 2+8; Spencer J.I-7: Badg-[at Cheshire. , P"rsonal fouls and managed to Belpre trBJled 15-tO when the leo a 41-39 lead at the eoo of upped their lead to seven when The hoot> made IS oll9 ohots ley ~-1-7, Leonard 0-1 -1: Totals] Last Dec 23. Coach Cray- , make JU.o;;t 15 of 37 free throw first .periOO ended and 29-25 at ithe t~ird quarter. IDave Nelson tallied on a fast for 33 per cent while Eastern l9-l.t-53. 1nor Slone's h~psters trim~ed l l~::;;;;;..._..,.!!!.,___;:J attempts. The Eagles, _though hallttme. but then . srabbed the! Juntor Charles Knight tied the , break. connected on 19 of Ill for 39 per j Belpre _ Dyer 3_11 .17 : Smith! the Bobcats 41-Jl by coltedmg 1.. gnmg down to defeat, did out- advantage early m the third score at 41-11 at the begmniOCi Coach Bowen'a boyo got with· cent Belpre led In rebounding 6-1- 1&: Johnson l-4-11 · Lee J.l-112 pomts at the foul ltne the Thaaka, Ed, lor eomiJit te score Belpre 19-16 from the quarter and held It most of the of the final eight minutet, then:tn oix at S!-46, but Dyer fol- Wllh 3B to Eastern'• 31. , 3, Ramsey 0-l-l. Nelson 1-CI-2:' last stanza. . . , ,belp mt wbeo I coli you field . ttme thereafter. IDtck Lee and Eagle Center Keo-1Jowed with six straight pointal The win left Belpre with an Sneigle 24-1. Totals !6-27.59 _ Coaeh John Wockltne s agEd ... ... l!d .. - I" -~ gressrve charg~s played on ·- -- -- Sponsorship of a~ Insurance piau b)' a medical or&anl,.doa ,.,. Ill memben I• notbln& new, bill lbla II probably tbe Hr11 time aueb an tr&antzatloo be• IPODiored an Insurance plan lor a II"'•P of palloato. ....... Abtp. Dear Readera: I seltlom publish pen pal requests, but tbought it might be fund to fiood this Nlaerlan with American mall. Hope you'll com throu&h as you always do.-H. I Belpre Puts First Loss on Eastern, 59-53 By Wayne 0 . BnJHis18dt, M.D. I have had occasion to comment in the past on thf' es~ lreme comervatlsm of insur-ance companif'S. Now rom• thing il being done aboul il Because Lhe Connecticut Di• betes Assn . believes that fhllcJ. N'n 1Ith the juvenile type of diabetet should be permitted to enjoy insurance privileges formerly tle~ded them, they are sponsoring the "Insured Seclll'lty Plaa for Diabelic Chlldren. • it safe to drive in the hours of darkness which is far cry from the days of a~ety· lene lights with its •torage t.ank. There are more than three m!lllon people working in the elec~c ind':'stry to gtve you all o! these benefits. Thetr numhN is greatly increased when you tlunk · of thr side industries that are created such as the persons who sell and service appliances, and they are ail dedicated to developing new and better ways for eleetririty to serve you . Electricity powers progress in your community, and in the nation, and on top of that does it eron· omiraily to the point that Ia within the reach of all and not a luxury as it wao once thought. Today It is on the average costing less than it did in 1935, which is brought about b.Y efficient equipment and economies of distribution. The face of Meigs county has been changed by the utlllties, which operate in our boundaries. Nearby are two of the largest producing plants in the world, which are a sizeable employee The cooperative electric organization has chang· ed in a most dramatic way the lives of our rural population . We 110 doubt have the most enthusiastic people In the county ahout the blessings of electricity. With· out natural gas they were in a poor po· sition but now with electric power to their door thev can have their stovu, re· frigerators, deep freeze and all of the conveniences of their urban brothers. Our electric company's are planners and with each passing year they have a program of expansion that must be to keep up with the ever ifOwlni demand~ of the public in Ita u.s~. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Broadway Bulletin Board Brig. Gen. Jimmy Stewart is r~ort· od to be in line for an important post with the Air Force. Some of the brass would like him to be Press Relations chief. (Okay, General, here's your first plug! ) Are you ready to flip your Beatle Wig? None other than Beatiedom's top charm boy, Ringo Starr, is said to be one of the backers of the discotheque Sybil Burton is opening in New York in March. Sybil will have to summon the riot squad il Ringo ever decides to visit his investment White House aides have been making inquiries at the Arista Agency, which specl8iizes in student tours, and the impression is that Lud Baines Johnson may be touring the world this Summer with about 30 other college kids The biggest mystery in radio circles is the sudden exit of disk jockey Scott Muni alter four years at WABC. Scott had the No. I rating in his time slot 17 to 10 p .m 1. and teenagers adored him. but he was quie!ly paid off and replaced. Those who keep tabs on Gen. de Gaulle's private luncheons at the Paiais de !'Elysee predict he will choose as his eventual successor one of these lour: Premier Georges Pompidou, ex-Premier Michel Debre, Louis Joxe or Andre Mal raux Buddy Hackett's show, "I Had A Bali," did '66.000 this past week, put· ting it In the hit class. Amazing because It was roundly pan11ed by the so-called "tough critics." Broadway experts attribute the rise In box-office to Buddy's immense following and that elusive but important factor known as "word of mouth" -which simply means that people who have seen the show liked It and told other people who decided to aee it, • DOCfOR Hail ond Farewell I • •r,. -'i11t Ia ,..,. Au••.,..... It .... I ' • J . . MMIH ~ ., .... -. • . II ., " - BLAETTNARS • �- - ~..- ·---------~- . . ..... - -- ' . .. - .. . ------ - ~ .. '1 . :\ •• , II I I rI ., I I I )I A SCOUT IS • Meig& county had IB Boy (..'1urch of ~l rddh· pnr1 .I , f·n f•,,nlt<rll\ h::to; two troops. 248 Scout units charte-red to use the Krawsczvn 1s l'uhnl :•~ k r 'I .~r·t•·n · d h1 lilt· B:IJl!J-.; 1 chtlr•, o1 • Cub . Bo)'· Scout. a1~d Ex lnrt•r Tht> !ur,l;(t'"l tr<Hot• \,, :'~.-, 1111 11 1l: 1lllr· \\ !ll's nnd S<tnfrmJ progr -"lm. . , _ eh<:~r\t'red b_\ llw h ·, ni•\ ~ ~~ n- r :in t · n 1•·,1. ll· dder1< <md Park They are parlwipatmg this nett Post, ArmTIL':I: • ' · ·~ 11 1( 1 ~ ~IL eli:1l'h'rt'd by~ {he ~ ame week in obsrrvanf'e of Hoy of Middleport i\'lJll q:·d L 11.1 " 1·11 !'i,lli< h .l :t l 1 1\' 111 11 1 \\:illun ll w 1 '\: 'IHitm a~lt r ; 1 :-:~ bt.-d h' \ r I 'u l ;m :,~ I(• J 1 &·out \h•ek Tht- largest paek i~ No. 244, th ur ,l\1tHTUr.l anct Ji (,bl'l'l [( ·,·, iflt ' I I JIJ F . hold• Ill•· l'il"r· ~ " churtered by lhe Presbytcna~l J:-. II I l• !r TrooiJ 2-!';1 . lh•ur)' Cle- land is Scoutmaster. pers Plains, sponsored by the Rredsvllle. Ri vf'rV If'W PTA. MPlhodist church . .John Sauv- 270. Hemlock Grove Granfl, N1·,.· un 1'ts 1·n the •ounl• M th d' h h · 1 r· d Doh R d o. '· · d •· 1 I) ·g d Ja .. e o 1s1 r un· wr 11 _.or on rman ee ..... ·0u1rna siN, agr .:x·outmastN nsststl' u' ny . omt an an me8 HHZ.. 1 thi~ ytoar art> Troop 231 at s'il- Ch eva 11·r· r a s s cou 1maser. 1 p ac k p n~ 1 2"6 1 ''4 '1, b 1·It on, leaders : Troop 271 , ML ., . .St _ p au I' ~ 1.ul 1wr an ,.,, nrg'' 11 oman ; ·r nJO i' :::.. Hr Run. spon•ored by the 236 at R~edsville, Flremtm 'srhurrh, Dav id l.Oorlwin adv!s- lhe First Baptist churc·h o mun Free Will Baptist church Vrt'e Will Hoptist ('hur(•h witb Aux il1ar;. Post 270 at Hem - or : Park 2-Kl and Troop NU. by !laein<>. Scoutmaster, Kennet 1 1! Carpenter, Dean Blackwood, EH'rt'tt Mrl>ani('J Jr., Sl'OUI· lock Grove, Chnstian church. tlw Rulland Mt>lhodi~l ehun·n. lmhodf'n ,·r,ulmaster . lll,'l•t•r · . 1 o11l llanll)' L. Ll . ttle I I I II I d E t · t l' 1 '1 C b I I' k ''· ' 6 S II b PTA 0 ne par k was Ios t d ur Ing the " ,_ el J.v o an _,as rmm (l'bl~ ar 1• orn.-u maslin t t 1e ac ..., . a s ury ,·1·.·' s·l'stl.ll".,. . "d b H ld S ·1h t , S 11 · k \ ' C b 1 d -.:y Jro , rn 1 . roop ne-t·1.P a ~ cou 1mas 1f'r' H. • oung u mas rr. an Ntr. IIUicr~·__, ...'>I '"" '1'roop .''34 •' I( '!'up· '1 I 1' ')']6 Tr 242 I s b th ' s· ' , . T ' t·~ :. n ore unt ~ are roop '"" , oop n . yracusr, y c lot'nrge 1s~o n a:-~s t s mg ; . I'OOIJ '['h ere are 280 boys reglS ~d in scouting tn Meigs county. Other cha"ges during lhe Proudly, we put our trust In t b • Scouts of t h II community. Con· gratulationa, and a sincere salute to all wbo give tbeir time, effort and money 10 kout!JI&o '1;;1.- I )'('Ur cam€' al t:llmp Kia!ihUIBI at Chester which has be,.n UrJoo dergoing repairs. About half t of ihl joists have been replac. ed MJterials ore on band lor a roof. new District has _._ four per CCJlt gain in member-1 ship and leads in the President's Cup Award for lhe cnunThe A SCOUT IS CongratulatloiUI to the Boy Scouts and their leaden, who set an example in learning valuea not only In money, but the value of ldndneu, friendahip 11114 honnty. But wishul ;WE SALUTE the Scouts of The MGM AREA -~ J 1\1 -G-M Congratulations to the Scouts of 1 1 this c:ommunity, and to their lead- ril. Paul Werner, distr ic t commissioner, urges anyone Wi shing to help in the Scouting progrmn to get ln tou<.·h w1U · h1m ns more boys <H"t' <1sking for lhe program than there are ers, too. During Boy Scout birthday A SCOUT IS ill:'aders. proud to express a special Local t•venLs of this sprmg nre Boy Scout Week, thl' Dis1tricl annual meeliug March HI l!t Kyger Creek high school, and 1the Seout-o-Rama Apnl 3-4. l'i BEII\G BRIEFED - Reed sville Boy Scout Troup 2:l6 mcmhers arc informed of scouting obligations bv Scout Ma st er Dohrman Reed_ t\'l emhers of_t~e troop nr(• lh·lm:rr Larki ns. Rick y Kol'nig ra visitor from thp Tupperws Plains grr.up J: Randy Ilall . B1ll Bu <'k\r.y, J\elth Weh t'r. HonttH' On . \l r. J \l-~·- 1 • ~::1.- ._ P.i·;.~·- '11, To111 8ucki('V Michael Boring David Smilh and Ricky Blake. ~Sentinel Pholo. ·· ' One new program salute in honor of Scouting . ••• that great movement wa ltaunch<'d this year~ the Polar Be:tr Camping activity. Loyalty Is one of many fine quali· ties exemplified by our Boy Scouts. Support them and their leaders, in every way, at all times. They are tomorrow's hope a n d promise. SCOUTS RECOGNIZED ~ These six trays from Cub Scout Pack 240 at Rutland 4- Dailv Sentinel Pomeroy took an aet1ve part m ""'v1ces Sunday at the Rutl and Methodist Church. Standing for Middlep.ott 0 F'b 8 IGB' recogruhon at the services were, front ro 1r Rob Rlark. J\·f ark Morris. Lonnie Black '[, ' ., e · ' "' and Terry George. In the second row arc Dallas Weber and Randy Sprouse. Carl Mor· r1s IS Cub Mastcr.~Sentmcl Photo. ~- !n:-'-""l'l%%~_-_,.,,~:'"''"''·~ .-. '!'t.\ '"'H"ili@!I!.W.'"'k~"•"-'1!!1'.~',_,~~-m. ~ 1 r •A ' • .,~.' ' Tempe-rature! In Ohio will average S tl) 8 degrees abovt normal Tuesday morning thrl)ugh Sunday morning. A little coolerT a e!lday, warmer Wednesday and cooler wllh little day-to-day change for the remainder of the period as tPmperatures continue to average a few degree. •· bo\·e nonnal. Precipitation will average a half to three-quarters of an Inch melted wttb showers, occasionally mixed with snow fturTles, and general ralo Tues- day -Sentinel Photo iw~ ~ Inspection RioJV'sin Eighth Cage w· 91 76 Best wishes, Boy Scouts, end may you ever "Strengthen America's A SCOUT IS A SCO'UT IS A SCOUT IS i I All hia life 1 Scout seeks to fol· low the principles Inculcated by the Scout Law, We say, "Happy Birthday, Scouts," and thanks to all who help encourage the Scout program. To our local Boy Scoull g o our congratulations for setting an ex. ample all of us oould well follow . . . . an example of helpfulness, always. Our best wishes to Scoull everywhere! ONE DAY SERVICE 1 community and a better world. ) EXPLORER POST 270 - The, Hemlock Grove Explorer Post, with Rolland East· ' man as advtsor and Harold SmiHl as assistant, is a two-time holder of pioneering 1 h,onors at camporees. Memhers ar~ seated, _1 to r., Kenneth Doty, Don Randolph and Cectl Mtdktff. Back Row, Mr. Smtth, Runm o Ea<tman, Wilford Gihhs, Clarence Ran- [ dolph, Jr. and Mr. Eastman. Absent were Mtke Hawltun and l:ikip Domigan.-Sentinel ! ON Photo. \VI NilOIV Dl'PLAV -- Si eve Harlenbach, Pee Wee --- -------- - - \\'t ' ~It t and Jl'fl \I au ki n. me mbers of Boy Scout troop als 33- 10- 76, :2~8 Ill Jlol!l noy, sl't up a \Vllldow display at The Ne\v RIO GRANDE JV's (91) \ (11 k l'lolhtng litH!~(· store on F.ast \'lain·st in observance • Lussetti 9-4-22; Magnani 4-0- 1 of Scout \\"t•(•l\. 1-'ch_ 7 - 1:~ - Sentinel Photo 8; Uhl 8·3-19; McCellan 7+15 ; nw ''l!llnf \\'orld 1\'cr 11 "' Lansing, Mich. -- -· I Heigle 1-1·3; Jenkins 14l-2; Fi· LAUNDRY, goes 9+22; Total 39 - 13 - 91. l'nrn t•) (j (' Cl'Jl111J :.,: llll' pos t of Scouting executive at DRY CLEANING L1n~;;ng 1n 1~+~ . .:-\a'-11 had hct' n a vo lunt eer workrr in Pomeroy Boy s,'(",ut Troop Ill Halftime . score - Rio 53; WY 2-5428 POMEROY H!n s( -(IU! ranks fnr ;tl1out 10 \'cars. 249 held its rt>gular mcrting ' • Ashland Correction Institute 42 . .\1r·. l\;1-.; )] mon'd to t\ll Car · ;md had an inspe ction by Mr. [ nwJ. Ill. 111 19~1 2 as sco u\e:.L'!'llCANCER PROJECT ~~elvin Hood, Mr. Henry Cle-- , Hnak Lusset!i and Figos each . t 1v(•. transt,. :-n·rl to DiWton 111 1 Nr.--:w YORK 1 ur1 1 _ A com· land, Scoutmaster, and helper, canned 22 points Saturday to Hl.iq_ ;md tJwn took ove; as !\1- ntl!n ity pilot projPrt spon<;ored . Mr. Robert Vaughan. pace the Rio JV's to a 91-_76 win I <; J\1 llJ '>1rH'1 '-'( ·oul r'XPculiVI' in by the Americ<:~n Cancer So.ci- Scou Is prcsen t were Corre-rl.ton In- 1 In h omemakin~ or histrionics. teachin.ll or television, tha fu· M1'ke over · the Ashland · ]%:: etv. and mmed at familiammg IV .· II Cl k II sttlute at RIO Grande. ture oelongs to the til. 1he future oelongs to those vigorous . . 1 11g1. 1uc · annahs Roh- Th · d R' • d 1 better citizens, a better OBEDIENT Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia . Troop 249 has him strong. honest and loyal make him 1 Boy Scout. Support the Scouts of this town and their advisers, help build boys Into tomorrow's great leaden! and Friday, ing in the U.S., accocdlog to the • SCOUT SKILLS - Rick Wenwr, ri ght, rrCI' ilrs fir1t a young man brave, make dedicated to building A SCOUT IS There are more than ~.DOll different ways to make a Liv· atd treatment from M1ke O'Brien as a dPillflll s lt :ll l( d\ ol one of the scout skills to he shown d u nn ~ c; 1wn I IOII~t· planned by Pomeroy Troop 248 Ow.; \\' t•diH·sd~n· ;d i :10 p.m. at the Pomeroy First r~;t p1i st ('h un ·h. Cui·l" \\'iks is Scout Master and Sa ntnrd Gill'(' II . .\sst St011 1 · \l:t - lt'r Make Heritage." $ffF:liMiliJifilii·FJii%iiil . A SCOUT IS week, February 7th to 13th, we are SHIRT FINISHING Cleanliness Is next to Godliness, a man once said. Boy Scouts have both qualities they are clean In mind, heart and body. Help them to become leaders In every walk of liiel Congratulations to a great team of young men that's always working so hard everywhere, for t h e young, the old and t he whole community. We support you a 11 d we thank you! ROBINSON'S 1 1 THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT • • • . women w1th the early s1gns of · Ph r 8 ,. · e wm uppe 10 s recor 1 t I b I m am, enny \\nght. Dan. l to 8---6 on the vear Gibson's 30 Jrras cancf'r •as een se up ny Hood r:e G d . , J • ' • j ~ l' !'lng t)u · O f ll'l'~lllon:> o[ 4Y t;oy 'll Pol 'Clinic Hosilal in New . ' ne JI)O wm. points paced the losers. Scout. Cub Pn<.:ks and ExpJon·1 ' ~ . . . Ste~·e Hartenbac,h, Bob Couch, • , . 11 1e d.I S1nc. t . 'l'h ere are York. MaJor emphas is wtll be Tonv• Vaughn , Tom Va ug hn 1 The JV I•!1 '-.! s 111 . h sU .now .prepare to [ 1 meet l e mvers1ty of West I .- . . . (' . placed nn tcaehmg self - exam- and Gary ~l.lt"h IR 11n1 I~ .111 \· . ( 1gs, 1.1 m ,a 11 1a . . · · · • p k b B hi d . 1tt"trgmta . 111atmn met 1·1u s. s ar ers urg ranc :md li 1n !\Ja son rounl\' Thesf' " The nef'd Is undnscor- , The Troop Is going to have next Saturday. ~!I unil'-i n ·pn' -;ent 92R Ht '\1 \'t' a wind d' 1 t th N 1 sr•,uts m tltc di "tnd. ed by the f<~rt that 90 per cent 1 ow Isp ay a e ew 1 Box score: of hreast tumors are found by l ~o rk Clothing ~ousc about 1 ASHLAND (j6J \1r t\;~:-:h think .~ sl·ou!in g is a thl' patit:mt her_s~lf ~-efor_e she ] ?ur ~e~th~ed !rtends,'' the 1 Gibson 12-6-30; Hilt 5-1-11; C~­ \'llill pr11gram Jor younsll'r~. Iff' f'onsulls a phys1c1an, sa1d Dr. 1btrds, mduding bird houses and , rey 9-3·21; Evans 3-0--t; w11.1 s;•y". · Whf'rl' .~ ou set> scmJtmg. 'llcrbcrt Volk, of the Am€rican . feeders. 1banks 2-0-4; Nipper 2w0-4; Tot~"u' ll tmd t'im' j'Oung nwn ., C<m(.'er Sm:iety L • - CHEERFUL enough to :ive it and shape it. Are you; schools proV"iding 1or phys1cal filness as part or a sound education? You parents c<'ln help see that they do. Write: fhe President's Council on Physical ~ilness, Wa sh ington, D. C. for information. ·m 'I. 1\' 'I Maqorw. hn w· thre~ r~TON , England !UPI) -Six r.Iaughters. _Elc;mor !h'~' of 111_1- t(_•~_:n _ year old Lord James liard · LydtJ . a senmr a! Ohw Be::tu-Cierk. son uf the Duke of ' Sta~e L'n iv€'rsl.ty, and Marv._ a• St. Albans, was reported rhissWlfl· l!lgh ing from Eton College. School- : S<'~~:;~\· . . . m illi-S said Sunday night he had · _e dc~ ohng rnucl~ ll~e to ta)k('d about J~avm~ for fran ce , I Sl'oulmg, Mr. Nash sllll Js ar- to lw indf'prndf•nt and It) I I ' 0. GUY NASH O.Guy Nash in 20th Year As District Scout Leader 0 . Guy Nash, who looks upon his job as ht'i ng o eoacl:t to e_veryone volunteering time and ahility lo !loy Scouting, IS now m hts 20th year as a district Scout ex•, aeutive. Mr. Nash heads the Boy Scouts of America program til the Melgs-Gallla-Mason district. The v~teran executivP, who resides at Gallipolis Rt ' J, bellan his work on a full time basis immediately follow, ve~ __ _ ____ ~I 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 ONLY 530,00 Oovm-B•tenc• an Ccnvenien, f•rms M A SQ N FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ·--------------------! \ Week ..... take time out to support these fine boys and the men and women w b o work with them. Appreciate, encourage and Boy Scouts of ev- Boy Scouts! Here Is our three oheers for you on your 54th Anni· versary. We support you and hope all others will, too! Hearty Congratulations on a job woll done! ThiJ Is Boy Scout in~ vest io their great OI'&Miz""or' ery denomination, we thank you. Your belief In the true ideals of mankind is an example for all to follow and for all lo encourage! We hope everyone will! ' ' I JUnlor at Ga ll 1a AcadPIIIY tive in the Gallipolis Ro!<i~Y mum' with nature. cluh. belongs to the Mawmr Lndgt · tmd is a membPr of the The term "ano:r;ia'' means a . spare Ira- , (;r<J ce M('ll)odtst rhurch in r:ar- l;wk of oxygen m Make frlenlll wlt1l Boy Scoul.l a Dd their adult leadera t b i s week. Support them with time, effort, money . . . invest in the nation's f!l· ture. And a vote of thanks to a II our kouta! - PRESIDENT'S COUNCILON PHYSICAL FITNESS Tit(' d1st1:ict_ c: :.::.-r-tivP ;md hi :; DUr\.E'S SON missing _ __ _ A SCOUT IS 1 f'u~r is ln chargc. of over· I li~)~is~--- A SCOUT IS A SCOUT IS A SCOUT IS WEATHER AHEAD! This Salute To Local Soy Scouts Is Sponsorea by These firms and Citizens: r--~ . ~ ~ ORDER NOW! LUMP COAL OR RUN-OF-MINE " ' I ! I Pomeroy NaHoMIBink Suaer Run Flour Mills The Ohio Valley Biking Co. Tiny's Fooclland, Middleport Moore's Store, Pomeroy Ebersbach Hardware Columbus & Southem Ohio llectrlc Co. The L&Z Shop, Pomeroy Behr Clothiors, Middleport Ewing's Ambulance Service Anocieted Rldlo & Televilion Tho BIINI &Grey Resteurant Columbia G11 of Ohio, Inc. Meigs GeMral Hospital I. H. Rewlings Sons Co. Ohio Velley Plumbing &Heetln1 Chapman-Cenaday Shoe Store Quality Print Shop, Miclclleport The G &J Auto Perts Co. K&CJe-len Crow's Stuk House, Pomeroy Cr-·s Town &Country Restaurant Downing Insurance Agency, Inc. Pomeroy Flower Shop Rewlings-Coets Funerelll 1 1 Cleland's TV & Appliance The Febrlc Shop, Po-••f Kinalvilden Se9p"r ~ Goessler Jewelry Store Pomeroy Leml...rk Hoyt'slohlo lani11 Swisher & Lo•1• 1111111 Dive• Published 11s a r~ublle service In cooperation with The Advertlslnl Council ana the Newspaper Advertls.lni beclltivu Asaociallon, Veterens Memoriel Hospitel New York Clothing Ho111e Kerr &Van !Inch Motor Sales GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO/ Middleport, Ohio I l Pick Up At Our Lot Or Call WY 2-3284 - Middleport Phone WY 2-3284 f F•nuan I ' -11<1' 1 C.. Dwm't'G ..... Maple Lawn Pouhry Farm Fulton-Thompson Trector Sales • POIIIII•ot:C:.ment Block Co. ' ' The:MI~Mwbt ',,, . ' ' NoRIUI Gvvdwin. Fltlrilt Rutlend Fumltun Co. �~- - ~ ·· · ····· · ··· ·· --·· · · . .. ... -. . . .. . . • t-!lld1y lenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .,_ F_eb:._8 ._ 196_~ Bowling Results r ,., lmes r. t0 L 00 k Back vp TT JOn Tt ' v I. s £ un a 011mmer da1 untD my tath- /bort came am to bell' ~~wrdl • . . ,.... IIIIJ came and took me off <ted the prize IlCht• - about liD open, . _ j lace and all). He thought I'd die leverybody ... lint!d arouod tbeSMill, limiiiJ Llllll, rr , . . of heat .stroke .. I had 10 Ill In oel there Wll a knockout IJICIIJICI Pet. Klllill (tlllllll ~ pi<!lure ~ t - We 111ft 1tile shade the tftt of the aJier. it \Yas all over. BY BEULAH JOND and IIIII aurvivod. / But Jullla .,.•• ,..,. ef our money. to the lee-caked river II rolled noon. But I was having 10 much I remember Dr. Skinner at the DODe), aho1t 110a1o llld etreu. rve had lOme lntorestiug Recalling our "meager ruder& bave a sneakiDI ,... Do you remember stopping off long before that). lrun . IPresbyterian ChUrch? 1 dolll'ea. lfl'flrtl@nts on the ''old·(lshion-looklnl" entertainment it does plcian tbat I w1s bOra Just af- art er school to look in the old I didn 't tru st 1ce then or i 1 remember the first Hudson remember what he said, but 1 Maybe lba&'a wbJ M'l fuD to 1 111· things I have written •· sound rather puny and dull. But ter tho ClvU Wu - I wa•n't. boiler factory on N . Thl~ St.. now. Some even started at the:automobUe owned by my uncle, know where he was. In churelt.ilook back. We bad a klt of fun hout Almost everybody over it's fun just to remember what I was ll wee baby durl~g across £rom .the Cl~Y h.all. They top of , Middleport Hill - ahd L<:twrenee Milhoan, and how ele- 1 remember real country ,and a good place to IJ'OW up Ml years old remembers some· did tickle our funny bone. World War I - so, I was a 1•1· made a terrlfl(; n01 se m there- do.wn tnrough the T, under the gant we felt nding it. It was a churned butter and strawber~ and Jive. dling he liked. Living today in' I see where walking is com- tie girl in tbe roaring 20's - I never knew exactly what rallro r~ d trestle and out on Lhe real sports car. Our lint car 1ries covered with cream so In fact, I've enjoyed every ·puob button" luaury, It makeolma back In otyte for tM otmplel btil I c~a remember thole they did do - lt wao a blc and Ice. Of course there were no was a big black Dod&e IOurlnl 1 thick you couldn't stir it (we mlnuto of it. S...'t JOU? people happy jlllt to 1ooil backlreaaon there Isn't enough room l tbiDtlo better than new pto- dark cavern to me, but l know car• In our way - the sleds car, so big that my !ather back·:dldn't know how to .pell the - --ancl lee what they dl.tln't hiYe tor all the cars on the roads pie's names and whtrt l put iwhy these mPn were parlly went faster tban the few cars ed into a tree trying to Lurn lword diet. That would have been and U you have to (O two blocks ylllllerday't 1a1 bill. dear. in town. My molh•r remembers 'lt around- so 11 had a dent 1n1a bad word at our houa<! any· and can't find a parklnl place But I still aet a kick out of D be the t It walking acroas the Ohio River the lOp Sunday afternoons we way) the way my father want0 /ou rome: ~ red sch~l m 1906 and many others do 1: 'drove as far as Cheshire (took led biscuits four inchea hl8h ev· when you aet there, you ml1ht remembering rldma on the as wsll walk In the first place .lotreet """ In Middleport and ~on ~n~ee ~:~d sta:d Inside the - my parents would have dl us all afternoon) for an out!ns.lery morning, ham, dumpllnp, At least that Is what bU!iness Pomeroy- don't you? I remem- 11: ; : and look over at the Faeh· 'f I have even said I'd like to Do you remember the flrst lple and cake It's no fun cook· N_ _ _ .._,.diM.u.ty, men In New York are doina. ber standinl on the dark street Bl k mlth hop with the try Jt. battery radios" 1 do - buL la~ , ing now wtth skun milk, mar- ~..:: .._ 0 '';.!-';m 1 Well - walkin& 11 old fashlon- 'corner at 4 a.m In the morn-:. and s:arka flying _ I remember the Chautauqua~-> er when we had an electricll&rine. no sart, no cream. ._.. Old ed Isn't It' Long black stock· 'inl waiting for the street car 1 a ber sleigh riding _ wl!'that came 10 town I really model then came chaos - 1 Twenty years from now we'll Settl_.._ ..... i -·-Joord or.:~• llngo have com~ back haven't 111 didn't come riaht by our , ~";"~mat the top of Rutland· don 't know what they were at wanted to hear music but at 1 1ook like a head of lettuce. · - · - - _. 1 1 1 they' When I see the hl~h l houoe) to take us to Hob10n St and went flying all the way ·the time but 1 went anyhow. 11 p.m. every evening everyone 1 Some ol you even remember fulr , _ - - 11 , _ Mr. Howard L. Kabler. State ,ohool and collese klda today where we hoarded the old train 1 · Homer Cook's Wholesale recall the firs\ slippery slide listened to "Amos and Andy. " when Middleport and Pomeroy Cot Old Solllor • - • rnmmander of Ohio Department [ know for sure I'm golni to and went to Columbus lor the ~ The big kids went nght put on the school grounda. I 1 think CIVIlization stopped ev.l had "opera houses." Thlo WU of the Disabled American Vet· 1see the big dlll pickles, 1on1 day Sometlma It was cold but ~':~ the river bank and on· slid down 11 so many times that lery night at that tlme-nelsh· la "swinging" town then In the erans, the otfl&nl:r.atlon charter- ,lil'Orlce sticks and the street I was always exc1ted on excur- l ~~~:~:.:~~~~~;;;;;~~~~;_;;;.;;~;_;;~;;.;~;ii~iiiii;;~,iiiii;;;;;.i;;;;iijiiiiiiio;iiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ------· ed by the ConJrese and whlch 1cars one of these daya. 'slons like this. I don't remem-111 Is composed exclusively of those! The educators may even ,...: ber the men who drove the veterans who served In t h eldtscover the value of the Mo- street """ but It was thrllllnll Armed Forces of our country Guffy readers. aftert hey've ex. to ride them. Some days we rode in time of war a_nd were wound· hausted everything else, and It to Pomeroy and back just for i ed, &aBied or diSabled In some n ." ' even Rei to '- fun to read tho fun of it. I'll bet If we had way .. a direct reault of their roe good old books by good them now the small fry would service, has Issued the follow- otd authors when oil the "trash be on them - just plain lun, ing statement regarding the or·, uterature '' has had Its day. Ev- doesn 't have to cost a lol of ' der which has been Issued by ory dog does , you know. ' ·· -- -· w. William J . Driver, AdmJn. istrator of the Veterans Admin· islrallon to close certain V.A. ! Regional Offlce1, V. A. Hosplt· :lis and Domlclllarles through· I out the country. effecllve .rune 30, 1965. 1 1 This week's Ohio college basketbali schedule : The new.s that Mr. William ' MONDAY Hospital News u .c~apl n • 1\01 ~r .l '*"' ~ 1 • More Black Clsttn Water DAVLeader Opposes Order For Economy Property Transfers ::us "'"'li ._ .......,, 1 1 I l!•::••:=:!•::..___.J 1 0 I I 1 Eastern H.Igh 8asketbaII Honor Studen ts 1Schedu}e Are Announced - - - - - - 1 I ..- - I ! Driver IS dosm.g the ~· A. I Illinois at Ohio State Heglonal Office m Clncmnatl l The following students re· Cincinnati at Bradley which IS servmg ~.000 veter· 1celved gradf's of "R" or above Xavier at Miami :m!l In Southern Ohio and count· [during the third alx~weekl per.' Steubenville at Youngstown l"ss dependents. the TB Hosplt·; lod at Eastern Hlih School (X· ' Portland at Toled•J al at Broad View Heights, II 1\ Bethany at John Carroll <)hio, 16 other V. .~ . Regional /" F~~bmOII _Patti Bahr, IJen. Wilberforce at Lincoln Off1ces, 10 other V. A. Hosplt· 1 . B od p tri~- """'"" TUESDAY I 1 d 4 D I Ill 1 th gh niM en um, 1 .a. ...... -e, " s an om c ar." rnu . IAnn Holter, Twlla Karr fl), G• Akron at Oberlin I out the country - 18 the most ''Y Miller, VIcki Pooler. Heidelberg at Baldw<n·Wallace d1'88llc and unjust Bellon ever ! Sophomore• - Jackie Bahr, Wittenberg at Capital <aken against veterans and the Sh Bk K B'···ll Kenyon at Denison I 'd aron 1 er, ann .,.. ' 0 f eterans tn Amert w•. ow~ v · jJ(\hn Bogard. Karen Carter, Mt. Umon at Wooeler • 'as hiStory. It Is reminiscent Ll d H d 1 ' of the so-called Economy Act n a en erRon, Ed na McCo Yo i Oiterbeln at Ohio Weslevan • d Sally Mora Robert Murphy, l Wilberforce at Oakland C1ty 933 hi h dr 11 11 nf 1 w c aa ca Y re uc· Patricia S,;,lth Slna Summer· WEDNESDA V I ed benefits to wounded, gassed f' ld ' Bowling Green at Kent State Marshall at OhiO Unlversltv [ ,,,d blind veterans of World "' · War l until It was finally repeal· Junlor• - Greg BAiley '> 1. Western Michigan at Toledo I'd This Act ejected these vet- ~ Charles Kmght. . ' MBrietta at Muskingum ···ans from Soldiers HomM Senior. - Wilma Atherton. • IS VIII M d n at ) ll· a on a w1th the ~lothes on their back. Diana Baer, Roger "oA hr, con- Centra t. ,K If lhe clothes were goverr....,~. nt niC! Clark. AHce Horrls, Kenneth ! Ftndle at af~tfton ISsued, they were ejected Wltb Hartung, lm McCoy, Gary Ml· , Ashla,;; at Ohio Northern 1 lt>SS. chael. I' Western Res. at Carhegie Terh He urged DAV members and These students received EaRtern Mich at Case Tech t~uxlliary members to write to grades of "B" or above during Wllmlnglon at De!la~ce President Joh111on and to thelr ltha nrst .!leme!lter at Eastern I Wilberforce at VIncennes find .) I senators and congressmen op· High school: : THURSDAY posltlllhe order. ' · Freohmen .- Patricia Bor· i Youngstown at Alder,..·Broad. 101, Twlla Karr lXI. !Steubenville at Bellarmine tKy.) Sophomore• - Jackie Hahr, Fredonia at Wooster , Karen Carter, Linda Henderson, ~ Cin. Bible at Rio Grand• . I Janet Holslnser. Edna McCoy, FRIDAY i Sally Mora, Dennis Newland. Fenn at Lawrence Tech ! MA E YOU NERVOUS! Linda Spencer, Slna Summer· Malone at Concordia Arter :n, emmoD."'ilctner or Blr.ddtr Jr. £ield. Patricia Smith, Thomas I John Caroll at Eastern Mich. , rit&tlolll &fiN\ t•too " IIMIDJ womon at 0 b men 11ulm~,.mtllo rou tonaeand nen 1 u1 5 ornto. SATURDAY ~~~::' :f::"Ua'J::~·~~:~r:i~ lh~ro~l~~lr,~ JuDtor!. - Greg Bailey, Cl!er· Cincinnati at Wichita 1 !~~:,·,~::!ch~·~::•,:~{'~~~·-:w·e~.·~~: yt Bentz, Charles Knight lowa ft! Ohio State preu•d. fn tueh lrrll•tlcn. CYST IX Seniors Wl!ma Atherton (X) I DIY1OR 8 t Me mph.IS Sl • U'UillJ brlllll !ut, Tt)UII:I. tomtOtt b' euo·blna lrr!t ~ tlnt ••rrn• In uront. aetcl Diana Baer' x1 R""er Bahr • I,HII\t and -· 11\llUAlc Plln rPll•r. OIW v., I Xavl er a1. Ca"lol ... 1·c U. oYITta. "' drunltw. ,. .. 11'~"r '"' Alice Harris, Kenneth Hartuna:. 1 Northern 111 . at Bowling Green . 1 Kent Slate at Marshall I Iris McCoy. AIMrt Pooler. • • i i•~:-•:-;•;;:-;11"-;:•;-;;;;•;-•--• ii i i • I • I • • • iii Western Michigan at Miami • Ohio U. st Notre Dame / • • Central St. at Lincoln I Mo.) 1 Findlay at Wilberforce .1 . FEBRUARY 11th thru MARCH 11th. ONUS UY! • Buckuye 2-FT • ; All STEEL STEP STOOL • lupportt IO 1000 lbt. Llpi ...... ~ • i; • J I II Mattresses . .. ,'(1 ' . COVI · - ~.. • ~."-..~ ~ .· .· . 1" X 12" -., 'lil" I "" u• - ""•'""'' CCINil OUAIID _ I ..... tit• •. P' ~~ B~lrd Foot 4c SHEATHING LUMBER 12c 11 C be , DUSTERS I THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. ~~ ~ C{}@lf 001&J1TlE!K? 'n'IM••• belle b•hed bread boll~"· .. ,_table ia lS llbndell , ,..LQAe ' • Gannon at Younsstown • 1 I Toledo ot Southern Ill. I Akron at Otterbein •• ••• • ••• • $ DO WHEN MONEY COUNTS MOST Bald-Wall. at Wittenberi al Wilmington at Capital 1 Denison at Oberlin Hiram at Marietta 1 Kenyon at MI. Union I , Musklngum at Heldelbera I Wooster at Ohio Wesleyan Cedarville at Ashland 1 Bluffton al Defiance 1 Fenn at Detroit Tech 1 Ohio Northern at Aquina• W. Liberty at Rio Grande 1 Malone at Ind. tech I Weotern Reser~ at. Bethany I Alle1heny at Cooe Tech get a GAS Water Beater' • H••~r >~~•tv ~~ " ·' · ..,. ~ •••1......... . • Tl·-·1 ......... , ......... 12k owiloh ......,;.... •11.......... • r... .,.llor . •t~t"" "••h·ly~ ...... '""' - · '1'.-. 1"" Sc tASING --- 'J{•"x 2';\" 9c en~ We havt 1 eomplttl atock of lumber ,. • l"pl•;~• l. ' ., ,t••• ,. WALL-HUNG BAT~ROOM ~=-·~-~ ... 5-FT. RlCISSED IA1HTUI 1 ·~··· •, COlUM8JA -r ... ~oo.. r..~.,. c~~~:r ,~1(1 S49.95 p .. ' .::.-;] ' N••m• bulldlnl produdt:. 'Everything FOR A LOVELIER I ,!. . .- ~ • H. . ~, ftl}l1 1t.uw1~••• Pre-Finished PANEUNG MEDICINE CAIINET l'."lri ! r' I(; ir~ dlf'" high Smart, CI•M c ut. low llrfiL Wido rim to lt' rv~ n l<llt. (!til ttim). ,, 11001 TY~l LAVATORY S7.87 $~~~is M1d1 of ttttl, formtd, MIHd 1nd 11r\11htd with whitt biked on 11111m-'. W£1._......_.& c:; ..... t , DllUXE lOUD •.; • , Slidma mirror e10or1r. The lowtr 01*1 uWrty aht!f dtcoratlva .emf conven'•nt. Chrom• trir.-t; ttllnltll ltMI I towel btrr. IATHROOM SEAT .......HI. •M ,-P • c.t.r .... "'- ... fWth •• Mitt. Efron J.fOOT 01A1S IUOINO - CLOIIT COMIINATION ~~all' • llf.tliM. ln1h1 1l .,.. orr•np "' This vanit~· will be- 1 focnl PD1nt for your blthrvom tMIIftft. . . . ~~'I'"~ ........... ,. .,.,.. ""'"" ...... •. "''- lllnvliM ,., llll"•lity if'l ... _._tit. .. " " .. - . . ·~ol wiU .ll·dta.. •.. · CIIAMIC nLI ,.ui'Mif er - slen1111iln1, whtt. "¥ltrl• - wa S34.44 ct.. MllfiiH, ffH • .,, Altl&. . . . flttlntll) IALr Pillet: "'"'"'h .. . '"''k ......... • ......, .. le¥olr ..... IHOWIIt DOOI HI,Mif 4jwllt)l. •IMrt, hltlt ttyl• tfr""lt.r tMtlt,. whh .,.1 Mwl. Tn ltlfotlr..nlnt . .P ttltt.n ..... fr...t .,..nl-. hlllly ln ... I!IHIIII •"Y I)'IM e.vnt.r 1'111 'If II .. ..,. .....,... wiilh. '. Cremo rtllltblt dlsi&n pluttc top •. Maanwl'dtw flnttn ..... 11" round. ""Ito - · · (ltU- nat _ , _ -69c c.'"· ~ A COMPLnl SlliCIION OP PINCJNG DISTINC1tYI • DURAILI Pl011C11YI I ., Y>Otll' "Mt·W!Iter·tlappy" &!lower or tub is alway6 a sur-e Urillg W'io1lR 3A a<lvanced· desigR, fast-recove~y GAt wMer heater in your home. Sti·ll llil'Vt OQ8IIM of hot water for the big wasl:t, toacll of •' kes, all those clea~+Rg joba, t<Oo. Mlk yO'IIf pl111mber or dealer to sllow you wily there is no other way to get hot water so fat, eeonomically . and depe!Kiably. Have IJifA iAitall a GAS \ water heeter for yoo. , SUMP PUMP .. . .. m ,.,, I I ' a • • I N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. old SUIIMlRS18lE I FLEECY $s.so 14~c SHELVING QUAITII IOUND - ... 4~1$?:0\ '~~:AL SUMP PUMP ~ . ';';,·4c ~., -----·------ ---· .. liN Cf~. PINE MOUiDING AND........LUMBER BARGAINS ....,_ ......... ss.aa . I 1 Sal• Prlc•d At _ S1.181 - ·~- 1 Does BLADDER IRRITATION $t.79 ·S IALI PRICI I I -· 2: S4.97 . ~, ~v• .•I):J.w;;I:M:v• .I :~!!\ lsAYI I ' HOUSE BlOOM ~5 • ,Oidl·lo·IIDrt • llf• rlbbtcl rubbor Mil 1ncl tiOp' • li1n111 tor kltthtn Or worhtlop ~ -----. -· : I • La_,. to1t J4tl \ In plv1n1Ud afttt . .ldlnl for "natr llftt- IIQ' '10 put up - no st~hiiW- )Utt: ttll'll It 01'1 pott. PLEDGE ___ __ II" 'Mittft 100. .... RD. $.17.10 0\111 tnt wtllln 01141 tppllctlloM. 110 14.01. liD 99c I O.IYoA4HN LAWN IINCI JOHNSON'. WITH COUPON • W . _ IR UINI laG' ..... AU. l'OUI MO. tll.ll P~tCitfe S13-71 11&.88 ... ~~ 3far S1.33 WI H•Yl OTHa 'IYI'D AIIO mill T O - 0W0M ~ I I U11 Your Credit- Open A &lld·A·Count- P1y Nothing Down- As Little AI $5.00 Monthly THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. "THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" PHONES WY 2·3193 1nd WY 2-3679 POMEROY, 0. �..... ·-.. I •• ~ . . . ·- ' ., t ' ... .. .. . •' - ~ ~ .J' , ... ........ .,... r 1) .. ~t- ·v,~- . ) ~ .I 4 A FINANCIAL FIRST -- Norma Bt.~llou , 22 , hold s d ist1 rwtinn uf bl·ir~g fir:-,t woman hired by Fl•dn;Jl D(•posit In.surance Corpmation as a b:1n k ex~l m!nc>t ·. She will be assigned to tht.! D;.dl o:.~s he<:~dquart ers. Map show:; lhl' ext Pnt uf hf~ r tcn1tory, Bright yellow cover is ove r storage facility. "Salt" is transported to top of the structure. 'J1HF:RE'S A NEW LANDMARK in Wv~mdolte, Mich., a circular yellow dome in which a chemical fi1·m will store "mountains'' of its calcium ._.: hlm·ide before shipment. Caletum chloride is the ''salt'' used to thaw wintry roads, lay the du::;t on unpaved streets, rl ry nut nthn ~..:hcmicals and remove moisture hom pape•· products. The new building is a en~bination of con(-rete, woorl and synthetic rubber. The dome roof, beheved the fi rs t of this type, is of Jaminated wood truss('s tiltl.•d at 45 degrees rather than placed horizontally <.~ s normally US£'d for faetories. The striking roof has a t.olaL area of 45,000 square feet. MAGNETIC ART- Greek arti st Tak is s t ~mds am ld rrc<:ttion he calls ''S ignal s.'' lt's part of an exh ibit of m al( twtl c scul ptun ·s in T.n nd rm. The art combine~ Pledr i rity nne! rnagn (' ts. BODY AND SOULS OFF THE BEAT- Act or Pctrr O'Toulc (\eft ) listens casually to Woudv AHPn as th e c·omc·dian tal ks to a gir-lrt il'nd tn :m off-lle:Jt s i d~:;v,:alk SACRED 5 I K H - Bear ded Sikh soldiers - among the fiercest in the world-bow before scriptures in India. FOX CAN'T HOUND HIM-Larry, t he llamb, thinks he's just as much a dog as the hounds in this flu~:k in Kent, England. The owner feels a bit sheepish about this. Strengthening a Lutheran minister , u youth counselor and TAK E A GYMwithCOACH, three lively youngslcrs you don' t have fo ur H f<:~ther <:~ml separate persons, but you do ho.vc Rev. Willbm Pa tton, man on the move. The 32-ycar-old clergyma n is using every means poss ib le to attract .voung (JL'ople tn fuller participation. He Jpft his St. Petersburg church for graduate studies at Duke Unive rsl lt 's School of Divjnity. CRAYFISHING IS GOOD- Jimmy Larsen and EI!Pn G ordon wanted a warm win&er ncetion so tbey went to New Zealand. Larsen is "fishing" for his dinner. BUCKLING DOWN-The Duchess of Kent fixes the shoelace on her >ki boot before starting the deoceot from Alp Giop at SL Moritz, Switzerland, where her hUBband Ia iD a amteaL KillfJ per • 81 I afec'V IOTISSERIE IAILIOAD-A railroad car emerges from automatic dcylnf own at • plant In H~ W.Va. Tile paim clcyiD8 itl adiiewd b,r "qrlm," Cia Ilea. DEPTHS OF EMOnON-Cave expert Antoine Sennl 18lllldla trom 1111 wlfe.before worki.Ds near Parll. 1 Wife, Laura, wllldleo him play with !from lefll Shtrrl, MaH and Will, Ho _ ... oul al YMCA &Jm IMtwoen coachln1. • Xing FCGtllta S1111dieale. STARTING A FAD-Ar.n Marshall, daughter of film ~ tar Herbert Marshall, models the latest coif.. Cure combining !he po•cytail and a pageboy c:uL �-. - ' j ''"" 'io"'·· · · · 0 • _0 0 0 0 WANT AD • .. _ • - ., "" _ .,. .. • - " ~ • o ... ... 1> .. • "' ... "' .. I -Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, I 2 ~ nuAUTY 0., .0. Feb 0 + W' .;. ;o. ,- 8, 1965 .,.,;;:;.n~l l'@ ~NS ~::;·~. ......, " ·~ w -~ ..._ A • "· ' o 1 SOCIAL : CALENDAR ' .. " ,, - ~f!.~~~~e~s-~a.~~ ?.!!.~r ~ ~.~~: Telet'ision Revue .. Negro leadm in Selma, Ala., the ••gregationlst reslaurant Jock&oo, Mill, , Local 81'hOOI cases. coaur··no~s , 1961 OLDS F as - 4 DOOR BPihf'l No. 62 of Ihe IntPrna- e-arly today rejected a conces- owner who was one of the first districts arross Mis"is"ippi bt"- Greensboro, N.C.: ·n-.e No rth WUl WI ac!'l!epf.ed unttl 9·00 IL tot VB •n•o'n• . S<an"•rol Lo·an,. · Bl tte rini<>h . showroom rlean Int' k ~~· c·IV II gan rt'Ce1ving . ,,. O.:t- nf t"u"'''"•''on .r. ,. 11 h 10na I Ord er a,' J ob's Daugh- l s'o 1_ n bY vo•• vd regl'strat'1on orr·1~ t o cha II enge to~e i:'\n forms tod ay ca II- caro IL'na bra nC' h oI the Natlo•• 1 ftEGVl.ATio"'a ~~$r·(1~~ tirt'~. radio am t'Bit·r SPECIAL $1066 ters will meet at the Pomeroy c1als and called for more dem- Rights Law, reversed himself ing for pledge of non-discriml- al Association for the Advance.'Mit ~nlt•her .... wrr.•5 "'~ r11th, 1961 CHEVROLET BISCA.YNE 6 - 4 DOOR . . Masonic Temple, Mondav at onstrations in a drive that has Sunday and closed his restau- nation in handimg of ff>deral ment of Colort'd People plans ~n,!!~n:~e,..'~rr:rn/ 11::;ou~11"""'~ 1 Power...:lide tnm~ .. goud ttr~~. dark ~rt't'n ftmsh, heater. A 7:30p.m · already resulted in the arresls rant when a lone Negro came school lunch and milk pro- tl activate a manpower pool to REDUCED TO $999 ~r.;ed w 1 ':~~'· 1 ~ p<I~R~~~. ~~~:, I ~ORdMllt~~~ICED 51195 , or more than 3,300. to dine. grams. place qualified Negroes in more •ball <M~• t11correct .nmu"n 1961 CHEVROLET 112 TON PICKUP Group of the Women 8 As- The voter registration drive Maddox said he was putting New Orleua: The Lawyers' skilled employment in all of I Low milea2c by one careful owner. good tires, 6 cyl . engine, sodation ~r the First . United entered the fourth week since the business up for sale. He Committee for Civil Rights Un- thP state's 100 counties, a tuns 1 solid cab anr.J appearance of n~w truck. heater Presbytenan _Church wlll meet it was kicked otr by Dr. Mar- had announced Saturday he der Law announced it will open spokesmans aid. ror wan• -'d !!l1!1"VI..WAS $1295 SPECIAL $1149 Monday evemn g aI th e horne 0 f tin Luther King, who called would comply with a federal a legal aid orfice in Jackson, Erie, Pa.: The Hammermill • ('.enu per word one '".""""" t:r t:!'~~~m~..';' C:,.·~r.• ,~: r~~'r•N """ tliss Carolyn Rul\.o;;e}J on Brown- Selma and the soil rich rural court order to serve Negroes. Miss., about mid-May to help Paper Co. said Sunday it will ell-Ave. I areas adjoining it one of the . make no distinction "on acllll Dl•,.,.,untd11v• o~:~ p1ld •d• ~", Th e DAV and Auxiliary will most segregated areas in the na-1 •d~ Pt:rP•'dCfll'11'1Thtro count of rat-e, color, creed or 10 ~"·D ~~-~"A~o~s ·~o~'J~"~~ OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. meet Monday at 8 p.m. All tion. national origin" tn employment Lmu• Ellcll •ddlttout ward ... POMEROY, OHIO members are urged to attend .! The concession, offered on an practices at its planned $30 The W.S.C.S of Heath Me· I unofficial basis, would have almillion plant at Selma, Ala, OFTICI HO URS a:30 A . M to !1.00 P M thodist Church will meet Mon- lowed Negro voter applicants to laturd. •:J-8 :to o\ r..J to \2:00 nooP For Rent ~-siness Services day evening, Feb. 8 at the go through tentative registra. IT'S SO I:A.Sl' TU PLM":F A APARTMENT. 5 room!8nd WY 2-3243- is- th; phone to cal church. "Hearing God Speak lion processes on extra days. - - - - - - - - - - II.ISULT PRODlJC.INQ W o\.NT AD bath. show('r and tuh 6.1 s. for Limestones, any size Through the Bible" will be the The Rev . James Bevel called Reverend B. Jones and fam- Mr. and Mrs. William A. McJrd St., Middleport, Phone Prompt delivery. Emmet w program topic with Mrs. M E. the proposed arrangement a iily Columbus were dinner guests Kelvey entertained with a dinPHONE WY 2-2 156 WY 2-2671 1 lS tfc Sh uler, Contracting. 1Dawson and Mrs. Earl Knight ruse and told Negroes to line 0f Mr. and M rs. net Sunday honoring Mr. Me1 29 tf111eaders. Hostesses are Mrs. up in force again today at the Reed Jeffers on Sunday. Rever- Kelvey and Shirley Johnson on TRAfLF.:R LOTS - free sew· IEverett Davis, Mrs. John ~r- D a 11 as County Courthouse end Jones had the services at their birthdays. Those attendI age and water. Brown's Trail Ul1 Gneaer, PIIUIIINa& aM k!e. Mrs. Carl Mattox and Mrs. where most of the arrests have I Carpenter Baptist church on ing included Mr. and Mrs. T. Notice ==-c:::--c· tt..IIDI c. E . young. 1Sun day morn1ng. T. H'lld RUG Wt-~wing. WI o-"o-.'6- - I er Park IStnte Approved\. II'Y M~~come. I ore of Racine. Mr. Bill Wr'lli'e R Shambll'n Mary -~.2 !i 30tp Minersville, Ol•io, Phone ~·-· 1'h WSCS f H th M h M . Harold W . . Leser, 1 EDd vour H'llft lroiiiNet e ~ ea et o- - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey cKeIvey and Mi_ss JudY Fee, Shamblin, to To CLiAN carpets better, 2-332~. l 15 Uc l. We b.lft aD . _ dist .church Will meet Monday were In Columbus on Saturda students at Mar~etta College, 20 Acres. Bedford. MOIJEHN 1 room ana bath Sewer M~lHt evemng, F~b. 8, at_ the chur~h.l where the tt ded th Dl ~ Mr_. and Mrs. Don Johnson and fay E. F to Harold B we'll loon a Blue Lustrf' Cnr- furmshed apartment. M 1d·l The pragr•m top1c ''Hearmg _Y a en e rec BrlBn, Mr. and Mrs. McKelvey ' . ry, . · pM Shampooer wtlh IJUrch- dlt"port WY ; .3874 _ Reaooa~le a.. <:od Speak Through the Bible" tors meetmg of the Grange Mu- and Marvin. Lt>wts, Anna R. Lt-WIS, Parcels, as. of Rlne Lustre Shampoo. 9 11 tf•.. Call WY Wf11 0., • NlPI w1'II be presen ted by Mrs. M. tual Insurance .Co. Mr. an d Mrs. Sam p nee . , st u- Salisbury. nd Casualty h GMC .. Baker furniture, Middlt>port. ,- - 7 • l:tc E. Dowson with Mrs. Earl a a1so t e Premmm dents at Eastern Ky . spent1 Wtlhs Leadingham, Marie . . . Budget A"n. meeting, They re- th . ' Leadingham Lots to Bernard 2_2•61c 1 HRE~ BEDROOM house al .,.-,,---~----1126 E. Mnin S1. Phnne WY l- jlfi:!:A l'lNG, Plombln&. MueO• Kmght._ dev~tiOnal chairman~ turned home through Chillicothe e weeke~d with Mr. and Mrs. V. Fultz, Midd1e~rt. •UTfiMoBn.l!: lnsllr~Joce Deeo 408. 2 4 titc Furnace.. Arootd Bra~!n. Hostesse~ Will be Mrs. Ever and visited on Saturday even- Hobert Prtce. Willis Leadingham Marie 3 caneelled' 'OS1 vouJ operaand baLh Ill Easl Matn StreeL, Pom- ett Davis, Mrs. John Zerkle, WASHINGTON (UPf) p . ing with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Mr. Marvin Swan and child- Leadingham Lot t~ Betty J, IOr'o Uce1110l Cod w~ :l-l!OI6 5 ROOM apartm•nl .,. Pb WY 1-Zttl. Mrs. Carl Mattox and Mrs . C. - reSI- H · Ch'll' h ren ol Middleport were Sunday ' ' ••• , unl'urmsnd Al l otilit1es !ur· y. oae E . y oung. I dent Johnson asked Congress arper In 1 lOOt e. .....,. 7 zo tfe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fultz, Pomeroy 11 nished. Upstair!! above Dr. ----,=,-,==--- / The Pomeroy Elemt'rttary P . today for new federal powers Mrs. Ellen Holland ha!l re- Swan. Allie A. Price, Dorothy P. Donovan· .., ofice Phnne WY .U.It...TIUI'\It;t..l\ T.A. will meet Monday at 7:30 1 t? check air ~nd water JXJIIU- turned to the home of her broth_Murta~h, Gerald A. Price, Ma;.;Wanted To Buy 2-3046 or WY 2-2064. Campltt.l Senti p. m. Founders Day WJII be t10n that he sa1~ were growing er-in-law and sister, Mr. and The Portland Home Demon- me Pr1ce, Lot No. 60, to J. E. 'JO HUNTERS I 12 trc Crm &:radfard observed and all Past Presi- menace~ to pub.Jc _health. ! Mrs. Victor Perry after having stratton Club met recently at Gluesencamp, Alberta Gluesen· and Traprer~ . - - - ~'riCe. P'DGDe • c..tMf d•nts ... ,. 11 be toonored. The C1ef Executive proposed spent several day• wt'th Jan the home of Mrs .. Hazel McKel- camp, Lebanon. wantt>d : 200 fox lH..:es, rrd. S room and bath aparlme 11 t '" " h Th $ISO, gray . $ _ Lea\·e feet I in Pomeroy Phone W'r 2.:t{l!t A.. C. BRADFORD FEB 9 c anges to alllow federal orfi- and Errol Pickett and helping vey. ose attendmg were Mrs. Linley Jr. and Martha A. 125 ' tic lloetae. '*Th 'ddt ' B . d cials to prevent air pollution care for the Grocery Store whi1e Ruth Ehersbach, Mrs. Margie 1Roush, Lot No. 16; to Bernard 12 I• on hides. Must be good cleen e M1 eport usmess an b f · nd R sh M Do J h d d B F 1 M'ddl 1 11 tt< I1 Proless·lonal h'd T . II =cc-::-::::--:-c--: - 1\'omen·s Club de odret It ocbcurs a stet. stan- their mother. Mrs. Laura Krebs, ou M , rsH. n S o nson Man an etty u tz. I eport. 1 e-s. 0 P prtce ·or a ~·our : rR 'I ~R 1 ts , t '"' ' ar s o cur wate 1 t t son rs arr wan furs. Billllailev m Rt'edsville. f AI·~"· do lor rden. he ,· INCOME T X . will meet at Martin restaurant . r po u ion a visiting in Miami, Florida, with J . S . Y . ' rs. _ _ tr · to Laun rymal an sc ~o!! Ohio. · E G .. C~ servt ceh.. Victor ,Tuesday Feb. 9th at 6 _30 for Jts source. another son, Harley Pickett and . ean . ay:eid ~ b_usm~s meet- ~bso Jute ~ero Is the theo2 66 Va!le~· Lumber & Supplv t:om· au,1 ester, 0 10. Phon d' • b . . Johnson also proposed a wide family. mg was e urmg t e morn-~ rettca pomt at which all .tNTIQUF. furniture, Ahddin pany. ~\'lidd:eport. 10.3-tfc I 985-240~ after ~ p. m. mner, £allowed Y a rnt-etJ~~ range of measures to beautify . I ing. Arter a potluck dinner was molecular motion stops lamp and old iron pic<'f>S, mar-~ - . . . ... . r(l-,.,, rn•~h 1 a 30tp at the ~lectrlc company • wit cities and rural areas, elimi-l Rob Turner has agam_und~r- served, Mrs. Jean Sayre report- . minus 469.6 degrees Fah ren· ble toppt'd pit're, Mrs. How- ti.H•.t< . .:t n... l(,ur tu ~ - guest JJm Soulsby f~om lhe nate the automobile junk ard gone _eye surgery at Umv~rs1ty . ed on_the meeting she attended ! heit. ard Ceril , 80(1 w Main S1 ., ed and ll~lshed , apatfr INCOME TAX Service, John- ~o~teroy Emergenc~ squa.d eyesores and establish ~ore I Hosp1tal, Columbus, and ts re- I at M1ddteport on the costs of 1 -=~--------· 1 11 6 Pomeroy, WY 2-5262. IDeots WY 2-M:M sou - Si mpson lmmrance Ag· ~,;wmg a d~~onstra~l~n of lh~ 1! federal recreatkm areas. I ~rtedly recovering satisfactor- 1food. Mr . and Mrs. Thereon J6tJ.n. 2 3 tfc l enry, Room 6, Coats Build- He~rt Reactor. CJ~lc partlc_l- "The storm of modern 1Jly. He and Mrs. Turner are Mrs. Aleta Parsons, former- son of Racine were WednesHOG 1dre~<;eO 0lb·· or For Sale ing, Middleport. pal!onh program chairman IS change is threatening io blight now at the home of their son- ly of Portland, but now of Clin· day evening dinner guests of 1· 25 300 · · ·'· Mart a Frv · !· and daughter, Mr. an d ton, Oh'1o, as · v1sttmg · · · Mrs. Fa- Mr. and Mrs. Don .Johnson and what have you Phonf' wv 2 1 1 20 trc Th wscS· f 1 U "ted M th and diminish in a few decades m-aw 6828 . ., 4 61 'I KIRRY SWF. EPF.R, A-1 condle o . t Je m e ~ what has been cherished and Mrs. Ray Ash, Gahanna. gan Price. I son. · . . · shower was held_ Mrs. Harold Roush and Mrs. ·- - • - c 1 tmn power pol1•;her. buffrr MAJOR Medical Health PllD odlsl church wLII. meet Tuesday . ' protected for generations" the 1 Mrs· · Ma dge Dy e re turn ed to A commumty STANDING r·1m bt>r Top ca~h .meluded. ' .' · $.l6 . S~. ba lance dul:' I' rum _ cancellable guaranttli at 7·30 p.m · w1th Mrs· · Dw1ght . President said in 8 conservation I' her empIoyment as teacher in at the school hou~e Fnday eve- Henry Euler visited Thursday price pat! Marlon Rl:'.~·nolds. WY 2·3862 2 5 Sic renewable. Pays j 00 · per teni Parker, Mr~. ~obert Morns Sr. message to Congress. the Albany School after a pro- ning for Mr. and Mrs. Paul with Mr. and Mrs. Robert EuCoolville, OhJo. Bt 3 Call STN f.FR -- d- b hb_: of Medical bills over ,._ •rut Mrs. Drmd Slater as host - He announced pia t , bl 11 . Ion~~ !~ave of absence because Schuler whose home was recent- ler and daughter of Charleston, 1 e. d . after f o'clock, 6G7 -l503 · ' · roun n m por" '. "Iff"" ·flies. . ns 0 ca a 1 of InJUries suffered in a fall at ly destroyed by fire. W. Va. new. WY uctJble Call J1m on nat- 1ter horne ear 1y m . Novem ber. r _.._._,..;. .....;..__....._,_ _ _-..-....,.--..._.___ 1-ll·Hc sews ~ · pf>'rfect'v · '. · IJkt• . Johnson ..., Th ..... Amel·ican I~eg·10n Auxil - Wh1te House . conference . ---~-~--1 . .llry of Lewis MnniPy Post No. ural beauty_m mad-May to p_ro-1 Extensive repairs are being ' $29.9S. \\'\' 2<!862. I 2-2903 for information _- - - - - - - - - - 1 19 36tct_, ~ will meet Tuesd"y at 7 p duce _ne'; ideas for enhancmg l made on the Dyesville church : 2 5 51c _ _ Help Wanted SINf'PR-- - -l_k- - - E · 1 'III'C at the home of Mrs. Cam~ RAmekr1cfa s beauty. Laura , al the present t'1me. I rr, • se_ ws t·e nPW . _.qmp- "'t'l~:t'r Bolldin~o• ~~lppl•, f rbel!Harper 1 " II r, _o . , . oc. ee conserva~ . hi d CONTA('T : J m·eni 1P 'i': lg zag. wilt.hi u tonin~~:>rt ° e. II nr"' nome~ Buill in kHe hJudge. pe fanryto dP~ign Feb. 10 i t Joms 1 m~m be r of t he Rockt>- Mrs. Granvtll e Lyons Is eonPomeroy, WY 2-:l096 from I cam~. Guara nt l't'd $37 .Sl. ens, storm windows. alum. The White Rose Lodge Aux- feller family, will be the chair- 1 fi_ned to Sheltering Arms. Hos9W:OOomaan.mo.r Umnlalnl 4.~:n0Cd W'I 'Cp,. m4.~ I WY 2-~862. 2 5 5tr I ~~~.m R:l;~~n:. cc~I0-11. Guy Nelg- iliary will meet Wednesday af-1m~nh d ed ! PIIMal, ALuthen,,s. Bfor ob~ervatJOn._ " 1 ,, ternoon at 2 p.m. at tht> legion · o _nson evot a good part 1 rs. . ~ _a rown1ng of Bla1r, years or over lo Jive in and 65J100 BD. F'T. limht'r Mi x-rd I 12 29 tfc hall in Middleport with Mrs of hJs message Lo what he ' West Vrrgmi8, passed away this , take cart' o/' 8 ramilv ol 4 to ~ perirs. on ttw st ump. Will i _ _ William Robson president pre: called the rapid increase in 1past week. Relatives in thi! ' 5 boys, from 12 ve~rs down a<'('f.PI hid~ untJl F'eb. 10 Real Estate for Sale siding. Hostess~!! will be' Mrs. i pollution of .air ~nd water. community included a brother, tc 2 years. · 2-fi-:mtc l Phone WY 2-6378. 2-2-fitp Perr) Mitch and Mrs. lda Every. major nve~ system ls i' E. C. ~erry and three sisters, • Kitchen Cabinets WANTED housek~~>per to li\·e 1 ~"':W rmtn mn ha ze mi nk Bachner. ~ow polluted and a1r pollutinn Mrs. Allee Walsh, Mrs. Bertha m. Phone WY 2-2M6. I s!.('tll:' St>t>: Mrs. Vir~il Carl. Ll LJ FEB 11 JS so Widespread that even tht> 1Grounds and Sarah Perry. .,...... ~~~~~·Floor Tile Rt :!. Pom~:>ro\.' or. Kinrsbnra U'l'liU "'14 ., The Pa eo'n . I Th _ White dirtied Harold H GilloglyHunderwent sur-1 'c b s1 u c1 1ors o eo "th House is being . . · 2 3 l, ~ • Formica Top _ I Rd. or Ph. WY 2-6.1fl6. 2-l-12tp :d.orus Council Daughters of Am- WI soot ,_ t_he Pres~dent sa1d. gery at o1zer osp1ta1 f~r t~e ! erica ill meet 1 tt 1 f In outhnmg h1s program, removal of a cyst from hts fmI 1 MIDDLEPORT • Ceiling Tile W 5. Civil 1•rvlce hst•l -:- 8 • room Miss ;rna Jess aTh Je. dlOlllt' 0 I Johnson said enforcement au- ger. Mrs. Gillogly and children lll•n w .. mr.n 1 ~ '",.. ~ .. .,. .,..,~ur• ,'\o BEST PRICES ON f~ame house With bath, gas . · e urs ay evethority must be strengthenl'<l to spent the time of his hospital 10 • Paneli!lg H11n P•JI ~"""' ..,,.,,.. """""'"em""'' 1 Cl.r cula. tmg heat, nice kichen. nA•dndg. Feb. I pr. ovide positive controls over stay with. his sister, M_ rs . Dor(). 1 T11nUR11n<l~ 01 ,.,,.., ,11.,, J> r.,p• •a'""' N [ h'ro]nlna gill/• opp ........ , tl, .,,..,..,...,,,. _let')' located on corner lot The wscs f .h I dJschargl::' of pollutants into the thy Frazaer and family m Gai • Storm Doors UIUIIU!I' unnerr~~ary FREE lnrorma w1th garage and convenient ' S . M ho . t e Roe_k l nation' s rivers and streams lipolis. &ton on Jnh• ,,., .. r~,., •..q m r .. m.. nl5 prmgs et )d t h h Il l ' fiill/f'trr '"rllll' «1v1n, name l(l<lre•• •~rf 670 X J5 - - 16.60 Ia both schools. 20 year loan I ( IS C Url' WI eAwnings ~::;:.n tiervtu Bo• 6IUI-- Pnm•ro,. ! om- ru: un this property to a buyer ~eet at the ehurch Tuesday at I Meigs General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. ~ay Stout, o.u, &e"""et .,.,,,. .. "'" Otw• Nrlon tllackw•ll Tube lvpe who can qualify. 11.30 p.m. I Admissktnll Saturday _ Wil- StEve, Nancy & M1chel1e Char• Storm Window• EVERYBODY knows Raw- ~SUPER SERVICE FARM - 100 acres Jn Rutland liam Kriselmeir. Pomeroy ; Don - Jeston , W. Va., and Mr. a~d leigh Prnducls Be a Raw STATION Township on good gravel Vett'1"Bn!l Memorial Hospital Ina Terrel, Pomeroy. Mrs. Robert Stout, Jr., David I leigh Oe.aler in Ponwroy and road I mile orr State Route . . 1 Discharges Saturday _ Alice and Carol. New Haven , ~ Middleport. No CapJt.al nee· J~ek W Carse._, 124 West. 20 acres for culti· Adm1sstons Saturday - Ger- IFrick, Pomeroy; Ricky Smith. Va . were Sunday guests nf thetr essary . Write Raw leigh [)(opt., ' Mgr WY 2-993? 1 vat ion , balance mostly tim- trude Graham, . Portl ~ nd; lloyd IPoineroy : Richard Gilmore. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert OHB-840-&11, Freeport. III J· bered r.ood 6 ~ room house Sydebothan . Mmersv1lle; Marty iPflmeroy. Stout, Sr.~ lo~al. . nois. 2 B-ltp LUMP and run or coad with bath smk and lwo McAngus, Pomeroy· Jay Moore Adml· . n S d Cl I Glen Clnre JS recuperatmg at WY 2·5321 FOREIG N EMPLOYMEN~ in- for sa le Goeglein ~~;le Co.! porches. Ba.sem.ent bar n lGuysville ; Zora w'alker, Pom: lSarson !lsl;o~la~:- ay ~Villi~~ home after spending _2.'1 days in Mlddltport, 0. N. 2nd Av• formation. Construction, oth- Page Sl., Middleporl. and building with garage and I' eroDyl, ba · Blanke~ship, Pom'eroy. heMelgl s dGekn_eral Hfostlpttadl where 12 4 tfc crib · A real buy at ~ "'~ 110 Rf rg~s Saturday - Noah D'llit'hargt"l Sun day - Ad na . h. b1a Pd s m gra ng one on , er wor k Jlfnje{'1s. (,ood p;tH - . H M"ddl . . . -- ~ - - - - - - ----- · 1 1 ing overseas jobs wilb extras. ONF- CHORO ori8n - like new I C. C. CUCKLER, REAt.TOR I Hess, I Seport; WGIII18m Sayrt'. _Svn.I CUSt' : Anna Shields, ! ~~ u~nd Meg~ C I C abt I tr 1 w • · · · BOX 2:!9 WY Z-3S30 ayes, yracuse: .erald S. · H r. em rs . ar r ree . 1•. 11 d G av~ expenses_. nt~ only. l S50; One upr ight. piano $20.1 POMKROY OHI Thompson, Pomeroy; Arthur yrarusP; arry ..-tan' uys- who reside at Albany, Route ]. 1 0 Foretgn Senlre Bureau. Phone t'~'enings WY 2-6147. • ' islusher, Pomeroy ; William Wy- vtlle. are announcing the birth of an i 1 ~\da603 , Bradenton ~e•ch, 2 B 3tp I 2 ~ 3tc_ att. M!ddleport. 8 lb. 3'1 oz. son, Ru,..ll Lon. 2 8--l!p USED Army field jackets, Air MIDDL~PORT, 791 N. 2nd Av~l Admissions Sunday - F.thel l ___ _ j at Shelt.ermg Arms Hosp1tal , MALE : $..~or more per hnur on corps eoveralls, pants and enue, mcome property, ·4 1Priddy, Middleport; Charlt•s l 1 Athens , on .January 29. Grandpermanent roult' work wJth ~hJrt,: , Carl Cheva lier, Long rooms down, full bath, 3 prt- Sauer, Middleport . David Wolle,j parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthadvancement oppor•unities., Boll om . _ _ P ~ vale entrances. 2 I a r g e Racine; Arley Erwin, Middleur Crabtree. local, and Mr. and I 2 8 301. rooms up, full bath, private port; Homer Goeglem, Pomeruy :j Write B. Baughman, p o. l . Mrs. Harry Hawk, Hebardsville.1 Box 126, (;rove City, Ohio. ,A USED Ph_llro refngeraLur 10 1 entran~e, large block gar- Maxine Sayre, Racine; Violet Great grandparents are Mr. I asonably age, With gas , electricity' wa- J()f!eph, Middleport . I good ronditlon re and Mrs. Fern Gillogly • local, I 28-31p ; priclc'd. Call Coolville 667-3608 te_r. Adjm~i~~ trail~ lot Discharges Sunday - Edythe ; and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Crab' anytime. 2-8-3tc With all t.Itll!tJes. Pr1ced very Calvert, Pomeroy; Sonnie Doss, tree, Albany Route 1. Mr. and Insurance EXPERT INSTALLATION! cheaply . Pho11< CH 7-2361. Coolville; Mrs. Clark Well and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree and Mr. Livestock 2 5 Jtc daughter, Long Bottom; Robert and Mrs. Fern Gillogly called at PHOTO Copymg serv1ce Cot> ARMSTRONG'S HOUSE forrent, ~ room! and 'Dailey, Middleport. the hDSpital on Sunday after· les made of legal papers. Dr. Melvin E Doerr, Veter1nbath, furnished at 780 s. Jrd noon to see the new baby and btrtb records a;xJ almus1 any arian, la rge and small animals Linoleum ... lnl1id Vinyl Sl , Mlddloport Ohio then called on Mr. and Mrs. otber docum~mts 128 Wa.o; ; hington St., Raven!!· ' 2 · 1 3tc Auto S.les Cecil Gillogly and sons, Athen•. l!ftler lniaraoct, Pom@roy wood. W. Va. Phone 273-4271. Floor co'ferinl: for evel'y kind of floor. Best ;ou;-~o;-:-~~ 'Y 4 Uc Office houn, Daily 4 to 6 p. FOI\ SALE: 6 room pattern•. Professional installatlon by u1, or biOck DAUGIITER BORN m. 1 26 tfc hou•e, bath, basement, hard- FORD, 1955 Sedan, $50. Call CU!<'I'OM butcherine and CUt· do 1t yourself, Call WY 2·2630 for free esU· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Ber· Hng PhU Meier, Phone WY mate, wood floors, 8 acres ground WY-2-2720. 2-6-3tc nar<i, the former Mildred Stock· Farm Machinery :1-3510. m short distance of Belle- International tandem 12 9 lie to11 Rt 3 C001 'II drive • · • VI e, are WAU·TO·WALL CARPETING ville & Racine dam. Mildred nouncing the birth of their I"OR SALE: Farman tractor, Biss 11 Lu Bottom, Ohio. truck with twenty foot loge , nr first child, an 8 lb. 6 oz. daughtMOHAWK For Rent Model '" H'' and Sargent Hy~g rack, $650. Ford one MAGEl -::-c-:-:::---c=~-_:2 -_:UI_:=c ton truck, good stake bed, er named Anita Sue, at Shel~ draulic Manure loader, $350. ~'OR SALE-Middief)UI'!'o taU. $395, Willys lour wheel drive ering Arms Hospital January tO. €xpert Jnotollatloo TWO 4 room furnished apart· Dave Yost, Pnrtland. esr buUdlog. looat.ed 3M N ~,ton stake truck, $650. Bill MORF. AWARDS-In addi· M•temal grandparents are Mr. Satisfaction 2 5 3tp ments One first floor w~ z. Second Street, Middleport Goodwin, miles from Wilkes. I hon to the Sullivan Award 'and Mrs. Stanford Stockton of Guarauteed 6 'lK51t II '1:1 Uc AT TillS date I have on hand Priced for quiet .ate II> ville. Gtc as the top U.S. amateur ath· Hemlock Grove and paternal 23 I ROOM apartment. tete, sw1mmer Don Schollan- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nicely 45 UJed fBrm tractors and quJr! ar Ohio Rote!. several riding garden tract- - The Rambler der hu received numerous Arnold Bernard of Guyaville. f~rnilllhed, hardwood floon, automatic heat, large clos-- ors. Most anything needed on FARM 112 A. on hard- -road. I world Slaodard of Compll<1 honors . Including "World's E•l'I!Uencr Best Sportsrn~~:n" from joul"n~ 178 million memben. the farm. Bill Goodwin, 6 i building lites, old bouse and : et~. private bath and private barn, ~ mineral. Leaded:. IBII car room, rkl• and pr-r i aUsts of West Germany, In seven out of eight famiMk'ance. Utilities furnished. miles from WHkesville. Homer Smith, Star Rt No.1formanrt' Small e'lr f't:uoum~ - -- -- - - - - - - - 111es, there 19 both a husband 1 1 3 6tc WY ,_3200. 2·2-tlc 3 - Bos 29, Ripley, W Va and Ol•n•t•rahllll) I FAMILY FIGUI\ES t and a wUe. Most of the remain- I EE ROOM lurnl•hed apanBuliness Services ____ l-2fr3fllp ' S.e NEW YOHR 1UP II - The In- ing families art headed by ment wltb beth for couple. Mf'Lr~opnULHn Motert st1tute of LICe InsurAnce re- women - typically widows Utilllles lurnl•hed. Phone WY WILSON &. Son'o Car Wash on' A !ltrong C!nlution of born:t t: \1flln "irr .. t'l . Pnmero, pt)rls there now are about 8 with young childrt-n and · 1;6431 in Middleport. 212 S. Page Street Middleport wilt rt'movf' mosl truit f'bvat Wt a.a71 mtllinP...,. famllte~ · In the United snme by wktowe~ or ain~:;:lt .fiftll Avo. I 18 lie C.U WY ·:1-WJ. • U 3Dict .lrOIR Mema. I :a lk: Stalol lOla! "' ...... lbaa 10011 Wltll dllpeod .... ~ CA.Nnl.LA TtONS ' +' .., _, _. FEB. • M C Pomerov otor o. ""'""" '""'"""" @) I Carpenter I ocial News I :==========:- -- · I c ...,. _ DO IT~ It',; a wonderfc cause1 :t •ne3r ..; so much to the ~ -_, !Ill Boat 18. BWIDII SD.Narrow fO.Ot-.o Q.Motalllo rocka DAILY (]l&lr:tOQUOTE- Here'• h - to ODo- wmo .A.:JI:JI'DL&A.A.X& II LOllf6::1'1lLLOW 4o A I t for tbrt three L"-., X tor U. two O'a, etc.. Single letter-. apo.o tropht'<!t, the length a:nd formation or tbo ww4.t are au bini:&. llacb: daJ tbe alfJe letten are dltferea:t. limply 11taat1s f>Jr oM"'or. In tblo 808D~ IIIRGB AOT I.UY'B BO~ 0 KJBSAI LUDH . -BULB l!atuday"• Q-yptoqootez ALWAYS DO ffiGH'l'; THIS WILl. GRATIFY IICIKiil PlllOPLil AND AS'l'ONISH Dill -~ S\lfA/,1( .2-8 • - - - - - -... Joc.t -------------------------WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio j 1 k .. _ U . Dept e4 3li.Mop-llktt snow 1•Ires LET INGELS 1-·--............ ·-··-~··" ot-th /tJJ •-..,..,.,..,..-------.....,..,...,,........,....,..,,.,....,..,..,..,J ,..,.,.....,... 33 . Fellow: aL See Us For Your Remodeling Needs FOREMAN & ABBOTT ,...,., D.Godd:- 1 -FREE ESTIMATES--...t =- W)'qO ==• C WHAR "'E GOIN'?' - I I ~ NARVE 'TONIC I MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 5:45 SlgD OD 4:30Electrle Co. 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MA' RM!! 2G. Likea.U 1 ,i SCHOOL- 27. CbeqJDUIIII IO.Oj81: 1 1 JU6HAL0'5 DOC WUZ ,TEST HERE .. HE ,._.,..... ·- .... 0 U JOD I'M HEADIN' FER DOC PRITCHART'S 10 GIT ME S OME ...... 19.:!ot ' power to ut p II t • - -...... _ -...... ........... ...... I ~~ ""' ........,. Property Transfers -· n 0 A l Y CROSSWORD - S_ociety Notes 1 J0 hflSOfi ASkS K"'"'' Portland S Nortnwestern 53 'l'rtway U Kidron 011 Bethany 15 Glenwood g L.Ue 311 NtwcomenloWII 1!11 1 ·, , Dover Sl. Jooeph Augusta 15 Hopedale 13 Wlntenvllle 110 Cllllhrldlo 0 Flushing lit Jewell ' 15 SCOR"S Beall•vlllo 7t Powhatllll 71 llolted Pr- lalmlo- Roseboro plays a Navy railio- c.r..n 72 Manchester 51 ~..Ueland Tl Modt.oo .M HOLLYWOOD tUP1) -Not., man Feb. 25 in ao NBC-TV Hudson 92 Mogado,.. 80 Llckiog Valley 82 Miller 41 · 10 watch televlsloo by : "Sw;pen•e Theatre" story about Woo<lridge 43 R..ert 44 Elgin 84 Marton Cathollc ll Tbt IIHdllDen: Paul Ford a youog Air Force officer's Orrville 17 Highland 74 River Valley 67 Rldpmont 110 guests with CBS-TV'• Danny Istruggle tu acct!p~ rt-!)pumubll- Dalton 69 Smlthvllle 10 Pleasant &4 CardlngtoD flO Kaye Feb 24 ...Tba Beatles ity ... Sam Sneod takeo; on Sen Rittman 69 Doylestown 48 Bucyrus 15 Ridgedale 7& wUl pay a return visit to the Hogan at Hollliton on ABC-TV'lll '-._ _ _ _.:.__ _ _ _ _..:__.:__ _ __:::._ _ __ same network 's Ed Sullivan "Wonderful World ol Goll'' Feb. show early next t.elevlaloo sea- 21 ...Lena Horne and the Wel-i son ... The comedy team of Bob lesley College choir are Perry and Ray appears on Jonathan Como•s NBC -TV March i J Wml t>rs · NBC-TV hour Feb . Z% 4, in H broadcast from Boston ! •'Ptl88 a. Mllloo .. .Dinah Shore's ABG-'fV spec-, .. .Pearl Huck appears on the l l .FU:. lt. eoa.. iat March 17 is expected to be isame nelwork ' .:~ ·'Today .. pro- · ... Thldt: DOWN broadcast from Los Angeles' 1gram Tuesday. I Llltepo p oloe new musk center ... "Lorne Add More Headliner!t : Robert 10. Wan I.A41'"""" 21. Glrl'• Greene's American West,'' an SHJ('k, who shot a lion in Afnca U.Peeree:; Ji'!oc:l. u.27. 1118: hour musical special headllning jon !he first of ABC~TV's 12. S,...U.b l.o.au.at the " Bonanza .. •tar, airs on " American Sportsman " specials llly cahl ga.me 4 . M... ad111Uo NBC-TV May 3... lt will com·llast Sunday, sPttles for pheas- H. Conceal lO . RBp .......~• .a.... etta: pete dlrecetly with Melina Mer~ ant m Suuth Dakota on the! la.llualcDDt., col~ ol. 21J. <l<nnalo qcouri's one-hour tour ot Grtoeee lnexl hour, Feb. 21.. .Ed Begley! 17. Lo.nd e. illla river J5. MU. fur ABC-TV in another one otstars on CB8-TV 's "Siatl ery'!l 7......... meaour• U.Mov-. u ,. I usat:: -wttb a 20.Godct those cases in which network 1 People" Feb. 26 in a story of a 1&. DIVlDI' Eoel. manly gchedulen give viewen the ·college professor who runs fori .. Dtvido4 beauty city back of the band. a loWe 34. SoUtary :rr. Bovine 1Congress and lear111 the ilard 11. Fellow' • M . Foddt-r vat aalmal Add HeadHnen: Gina Lollo- !'acts o[ campaign finances .. ·1 20. 1Cxpt .,.., U.Pevow-. 28. Autwna 31. Rowblc brigida ls expected to be inter- When Bette Da viS plays ho.-:tes!l 22.Bllllng lmplemeDt a. Publk:! viewed by ABC·'l'V'o Les Crane, to ABC-TV's " Hollywood Pal-l \lleiJb.tl, 118 ec;ata:c 18. Place for coal Feb. lft . ..Los Angeles Dodger lace" Feb. 20, her guests will 23. C•'"'Jemat pitehen Don Drysdale and Bob 1include Bert Lahr, Barrie[ Mlller sing on Crane's show Chase, Julius La Rom and Jan Sf. Cone~ 1 Munday ... Dodger catcher John Murray ... Misa Davit! wiU tinG beariDC u.. i 5 .. and do 1 oketcb wl!ll Labr. • • ' Qu•ntm Reyooldo wrote !he 1March ~ I<Tipt for ABC-TV"1 ~ "I'DR," deallnl with the labor 110ry after Roooovo It '1 Hrft in•uguratlon, and the aec<~mpany· intr lurbutent went> I DISaJ£5 PROt &SSOR MM!!N'S l!liM\ WITH HtM..,_l -ANNE ?;. CAN'T BEUEVE l!U>.T'S . .. lf'cot 't'"'HWil- GRAY �, ,, ' I Happy Harvester Class Plans Serving Committees for Two Events w • . ... . ,. '111 Lol !llH Th• " " " "' "•n c.n~ • (&!!tltUt!J Ue ~ r c ·sco 31~~. Stokely ORANGE .Ju·ce CAN STOKELY YELLOW CLINC Sliced- Halves Inspected SWEET • ag;~~stA~i:v~r~~iv~~.tywhose :;~s i~h~l~~~~: ;(it~o~~;~n:0 ~; c &·CT. PKG. ~ GRAPEFRUIT Under the proposed rates. snree against Denver pu..; hej rates at every opportunity. This nearly 200·000 residential cus· him past the 2,000-mark in ca-1mark s the rourth time in lefS: tome~s who sh~re in anua_l rPtor scoring, was killed wt-1en than four years that the com· lbt•nefJts amountmg _ app:oxl· he Sl"'""Ped on a downed hi' gh lpany has initiated lower ri:ltcs .mately one half mihon dolH.trs . .. , P··wer line about a ha!t block for customers." I Lower rates for :small . lO· lrrm Jhe university, after a car . Mr. Prentice added that the medium commercial and 1ndusa..cident. Icurrent propoaal is the se<'IJnd itrial users have ben prop;~sed reduf'tion initiated in the p3St .that will save 47,300 i!UCO cus· SAIGON - THE FIRST m ·l eight months. "Furthermore, i1 ' tomers a total of more <Mil more th"" 1.800 American ·o~.·om· Ii:> our intention to propu~ even $200,000 a year. I en and Jritdren ordered to lt.'<Jt,•(' ·I further cuts in the prir:e ol Thirty - one total electric and hM the most remarkable now hoering oldo lty Rodi-r. Remember the place and tho date. ..... • $' .... . . • ~~~~~:i~kN:f7 r:: 1 ~re~~::~ ,~::ct;~~!~' in:~ nf~~ur~~.~rt~;:'"t:::~!~:;"!~ ~;~:a~~:~~~ :~~-~ ~ 1 I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2·5 P.M. CHECK YOUR SWEEPSTAKES NUMBERS HERE 2 Bon •••. 33c Vel &5c Call For Homo Appoint~..; ';C:horp '"'""""'"",..""""""'"''""~"~-"F'"'""~''~'"''%"'""'' I ..... ______ of tht Ohio River. "Some of tbe best racers Ia tbe eo110try sbould be attratltd for tbe North - Sooth champloosbip boat racet in Pomeroy because of tbe ht~ cratln eath prizes we wiU be oHeriot~:," said Leadingbam. Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le-gar has agreed to have his secretary begin housing arrange· ments foc the visitors expect. ed Ior the even! . C of C member Fred Crovr suggested that a state · wide pancake eating contest also be sponsored in connection with FIVE CENTS the boat regatta. PI811B will bt mi:lde immediately to lncorpor· ate that •uggestioo Into the festivities. Crow suggested a prize of $500 to $1000 lor the state champion. The Chamber also went on record to continue its push for an airport with the C.I.C. Jeadc in g the drive. Attendinl were Bill Grueser, Ada Ne•se, Marge Hoffner. AI Leonard, Leadingham, B o II Gant. John William Blaettnar, Fred Crow, Jack Caraey, Bob Jacobs, George Hobstetter, Harold Brown, Delmar Canaday ood Bob Wingett . NEW YORK IUPII- Eighty· plane, flying from Boston to immediate investigation to as- tendants. four persons died Monday night Atlanta, showered the ocean i certain the cau~:~e of the tragE'dy. Robert Marshall, pilot of tht when an Eastern Air Lines with thousands of pieces of hu-1 Normal Takeoff Pan Ameri ran plane, said the propeller-driven DC7B plane man and material debris at The Federal Aviation Agency l.>CiB was making •·an excepbound for southern cities approximately 6:27p.m. EST. I FAA \ said in a preliminary re-- tionally steep turn" at aboul plunged into the Atlantic Ocean The disaster touched off a port that the plane had a nor· 3,500 feet when it plunged to. after takeof£ from Kennedy In- vast but vain flare-lit rest'ue mal takeoff in clear weather. yard the water and exploded 011 ternational Airport and exploded operation which netted the bod· The airliner 's plunge oceanward impact. The disaster scene was impact. __ ies of a woman. a little girl, 1:t was witnessed by the pilots of three miles off Long Island't It was the third worst single i headless man and flot sam of 1 an outbound Air Canada plane, southern shore- approximate!} com~ercial airliner disaster in human flesh , . ~orne of it ~n incoming Pan A~erica~ jet- ei_ght miles east of New York the h1story of U.S. aviation and scorched to a1rlme seats by liner, and an Au· Nahonal City. the fifteenth worst disaster in searing heat. The Civil Aeronau.j Guard plane and two .Jones Among the 79 passengers and world air history. The $1 million tics Board (CABl launched an i Beach Coast Guard tower al- cre-w nf five who lost their Jives were two promising American smgers and 1 former beauty I.qul:'en. The~· were young New \ York opera stars Joan Gaboori-asked bis wife, EugenJa. , an a n d Lillian Garabedian, • ibound for a GrePnville, S. C., · perfo rmance at Bob Jones Uni, The folk-plus-satire singin~te . am of Joe and Penn".7 bl ess you " on a. ptece oI · !Continued On Pog. 6) will appear at Rio nde College Wednesday paper sun d ay. Feb. 17 , a• the liNt'CIII&Cert of the Rio Grande "I'm just fooling • :Utist this semester. round wltb a penril," ohe The coneert will be h~!)d at replled. M'"- Urgo lit es, 4 0, ":a' p m. in Community Roll on it there ever sinct. 118 15 the college c"-pus. Rl' o Grande Penny aiM top bana In I found d_e-ad Monday w1tb '""" will be admit- most of the visual ..,.. College students humor which , 1 plast lC ba g over b t' r 1 ted on their student cards. Tri· is a distinguishing feature of .ICounty Community Concert the couple's performances. i members will be admitted on She had studied plano sine..I WIR I I 1 .~·:;:. ~:::; ~:m~. ~~: Folk.Satire Singing Duo Stage ::e~n:o:i~~ :::o~~ omtng to 0lleJJe ~ JAMES HAMM l, Racine, and a senior at Is ::: of the Z8 district winners of the agrlcufturt ~<bolarsbip leltt, winning flrot lpJaee In Meigs County, FI'QIII tbeiO 10 flv 1 01 be ..t w e w lullnners, - time scholarships to•• vea tbe Ohf 0 St t U 1 11 A 1 a e n vers y oa gr t:'UItural College, based ac· eumulated merit•. K'tng M0 es V c ""';liNT~~e~pi?lg~~:~~ c r ::::/h~';ro~~n:v:.he~ soh~ ' . " Firemen of Middleport Plan Barbacue I "'~~!~:,.."""'~""'''" H ·1 E· • ,.,, , ar ey r lT I 0£ M'ddleport ';.i~heHe"~~;~ ~:! ~~~o~tgh Alabama For March 0 D'Ies Tuesdav !~~~er;~k~;\:h eu~::;rd:; I' Morgan county Lancaster Granted v0 Cationa • I FundS I ° 0 B } n Dr ey Conuni'ttee PHS Votmg • For Valentme • ag Numbers to Be Reserved at Evening Hour T C Q ONi..V LC will Wilt lllltd's - _loolll ........... soti-lllll*-wltiJ- It' ..-lfllull• ..... COMPLD'l 11!11 .... lillllldeL COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR YOU,R HOME ~trip Elberfelds-Po•neroy I C!n ~ible mekes of furniture and furnl.hlnl! for every ~ yqur ham•. · ' " ~arton, ....t'""to' !;.. p.,-.t . ') so:' to Comt ·to our Ftbru•ry Furniture S•le on the 2nd end 3rd Floon. Big ..V. ,;, '} Lacks f£ Thomas •Ies Monday D .95 'Ill.., ... J,t,IIIIS .. ;...,_ ... _ . eii1AIIool ....., States today. There Wf're no,I Prent.ice stated. df'r reductions included in newl tears. I In the proposal, Ohio Power lower rates for ;chools whi ~· h l The oi'der followed Sunday 's · plans new , lower aomesti c st>r- 1 became effective on Jan. 26 membership cards. Admission _childhood and her great l~ve 1 The \Tiddl-eort F'ire Depart . . . ,_ d . f . h. for all others will be $1.2ii. was the French language 'Nhlch, ment w1·tl sponsor 1 chl' ckdlsastrous guerrl 11 H atldl'k a·.VICe ral!t';"t, a rop m rate!! or ol t 18 year. I ~·· "' , 'v sh!:'m!'";":;'.. school and c•JI-: I by American and South VldnaWASHINGTON (UPI) _The forum WIS unusualactor-singer-guitarist and st.ory-1 The Aronsons started out as. ; : vice teller. He married Penny in and cuntmue 10 be, I>•Sicallv The event . t . I d mese fighter-bomber pilots on a .group' 0I Vl.ltl n g B oy S • cou Is -- bu I tb ere' was no J " 0 raiSe un s Communist military lnstalla·! mtstakmg the firm.ness of President Johnson !I warn· 11959 and she joined her consid- lcon0ert artists. They seldom . . to finish a m t th 1000 ing to th C t Jd erable talents for music an d]work on a bill wlth another act Serv1ces are announ. ced for P Y en on e : 11 lions in North Viet Nam. e ommunls wor · By Unlltd. Press Interntttf(•Dal ,mlme to Joe's they put tt 1e'and never work night clubs or H.arlt~y EvereHe F.rwm , 68. of1ga on_ t~er. • pumper trlple 1 l "We love peace," the Chief Executive said. "We .. Dr.. Martin Lu~her. King's Ishow on the road• and han had t·offee houses. South Third Ave., . Middlepcm,) (' omh1 nat on IIre t ruek· CHARLESTON, W. VA. sh all do all we can In honor to preserve It-for our- c1v11 nghts campatgn m Ala- _ _ _ ___ an engineer on the New '{ork Belter than $4900 has alreadl 1 1 1 mov UI.Hiy In o on · Central railroad. who died this Iti Jas been pa1'd on th e ('hass1t Identical bills to raise leact,cr se ves and a mankind. But we love Uberty more and bama ed t·•· · t M t · h II k >alaries _ hope.!ully to curb we s a Ia e up any challen&e, answer any threat, gomel)l, tl" old erau·'Ie oI t•.,e morning at Velerans Memorial.I!rom Ke1'th Gobl e Ford. h II t hospital. The I'Omplete truck will cost an exndus to better teacher po- PaY any pr Ice I o rnak e" cer l a In th a I f reed om s a no Conled eracy, where a marc h on 1 •' I8h f thi 8 ~ rth f court ouse was !he or er He is survived by h1s w1 fe . more than $15,000 and is bein1 sit tons out-of.state - wer•• to per rom ea · th h d Th P ld o. t Wwith k" the Boy hScouts, rtl fto•- 0 I the day, . Maude; three sons, Chester . ol built in Columbus by the Suph· be reported to the floor of the e res "B en•• meeting _ Middleport: Dexter, of r\t>w lt.en Fire Equipment Co . House and Senate tnday. cas Ione d hY oy ""00 ee • came ' 0 [ I' 8I)J er Negro 1eaders sal d the ma:c. h I S It C .e •• io ltb th N II hiS Senate Finance Chairman n w e a ona ecur y ounc on- was more to arouse voter 1n- COLUMBUS (UP I) _ The state Board of . Ed.uca t 10n Haven, and Everette, at home: .' The barbacue is one of manJ da t the While H erest among Negroes t har. <i Monday earmarked for 15 schools or sc h ool dtstrtc t s th e five daughters, Mrs. Raymund i projects the department will Hans McCourt, D-Webster, '11et Ya ouse. It b I f t VI N t I h Tb gh did 0 with House Finance Chairman Uttl ou d bt e hi no men in "Oe am h onee, ef thl e t pro test agams · t vo ter regiS · tra- $4,309,896 in federal funds that Ohio h as been aII ot t e d ·Brown and Mrs. Joe Davidson ·' have in future months. 8 lion procedures as 1! has been this fiscal year for vocational educatwn programs. Del. lvor Boiarsky, D·Kanawe ou ·as 10 s mean g, ver 1 e years 0 Io! Columbus : MrS . Melvm Hood . Those to receive funds include Morgan County L oca 1 and Mrs. Harley Hendricks of !, ha, Monday and hoth agree'! to century men abroad - and some at borne - have 1or th e 1ast th ree weeks al report out the bills at the .arne rna d e grea t m Ist a kes In m Isea Ieu IaII ng, the tb character SeIm. a ao d Mamn.. . AI a. . Th e board J'ISt .e d Pomeroy; several granrlch1!1-~' ,. J h District and Lancaster City Distnct. til d 0 f A I 8 ngth I t d d 0 5 " ld mg P anne to ea te the Mansfield, Elyria. Akron, Dayton, and T oIe d o Cl t Y ren and graat-grandchild:·en: time. As expected, they "'I'll an re an or u e mer ea you ' nK I d I d tl . i school districts for the next allocation to be made. T h ey five brothers, Russell of Cali-. 1 red bnck d march from the Iitle follow On th. heels Ol the Sl·gn· son"I sah , th 1 lng into law by Gov. Hulett C ope a none 10 ay - anywhere - wiiJ re- Ichurch houae where nearly !· will receive funds should some of the other 15 be unable fomia, and Carl, Gus, Dat: as.l peat the miscalculation about our youth or about our 10 years ago he 1aunc he d h'" to finance their hall of the s h are of projeC · t cos t s or and William, of Bucyrus: liv• l Sml.th Monday tbe con"", umer notion," sales tax bill which makes the first civil rights drive in the Iwithdraw. sisters. Mrs. Ruth Fought, ol Meigs Farm Bureau Prest I per cent tax permanent after ~~>7~~r~~~~~.1i%4"!%~"""''Jilit'\Bl Montgomery bus boycott or ] E. E. Holt, public instruction ISchool and Marielta Cit.y Dis- Wellston, and Mrs. Erie St1ger,! dent, _Andrew. Cross _today nam July I. 1955. . trict. Mrs Ida Bloom and Violet ar.d l cd Clifford H11l. Ractne, and Sid "I am delighted to be home." superintendent, .had ouomttledl Anotber federal allotment WJII 'I Rachel, all of B~cyrus. The liflh i ney Harless. Salem Center, a! CHARLESTON, w. VA. King told a rally of about 700 a list of .28 appltcants thai met ,be made for the fiscal year ,daughter i• Mrs. Ri rhard l a burley tobar ro advisory com Gov. Hulett Smith has opprovMonday night. ''I'm not a the requ<rements. Etght at th• ]that begins .July I and a new IBrown of Chillicothe. , m1ttee. ed d federal grant of $280,000 stranger .. ~ere or an 'outside bottom of the list were deleted Ipriority list will be drawn up , He was a member of the Bro-: . "Concern over the posslbl< for a Work-Training Program agttator. by the board because of the by the board . therhood of Locomouve Engi- ImpositiOn of poundage quota! in Kanawha County snd has Freddie Houdashelt, motor There was a new round of lack of funds. These included Altocatloas of $1,750 to the neers and of the Masonic Lodge on next year's burley crop, plm waived the 3(kfay review pervehicle deputy registrar ID arrests Monday at S<lma, Ala ., Warren Local District in Wash- Erie County School Board and 363 F & A.M. of Middle;mrl , the need for a good grower tum lnd provided by law. Middleport bel•• taking re- . bringing the number in the thre• .tngton Countv Painesville City $l,&n to the Henry County Masons are requested to rr.cet 'out for,,the up-coming to~ace< The grant would be used to The Pomeroy High school senatlons Monday, Feb. 8 fo1' week old voter registration District, wai-;eu Harding High 1 School Board for sludiei .~• .at the lodge at 7:30 p.m . Thurs- re:urrdum, are the reasons fm Institute a project to enable Senior class has completed •.peelal aumben for Itli campaign to ahout 3,400. to posslblt eon!GIIdation of ats- day for services at the Rawt-lset up the committee." sal< 1ouths from low income or oth- plana for its annual Valentine auto tact, from 5:2t to i:3t Those arrested were lined f>r trlcts within the COUDtlea were ings Coats funeral home al 8~ Cross. "The local group I> trWise disadvantaged famlllea dance at the Pomeroy Junior P- m. each evenillg. Reaer- violating a court order prohibitOURCI approved by the board. p.m. Services will be held t'ri-1expected to work closely with to stay in school by furnishinl Htp auditorium next Saturday vatio•s will be mille oaly In ing demonstrations around the It also gave the go-ahead to day at 2 p.m. at the !uneral l a SI.mJ~ar _comml~ee already tJem with part time jobs. from 8 until n p.m. 1bls evea!Dg bour. courthouse while court was in a request for formation of a home with Rev . Donald Hicks funct1onmg tn Galha county. Highlighting the activities will Holden of 111M numben session. UOrUffi 0 OUr joint vocational school diStrict officiating. Burial will be in I Smce Farm Bureau poli~ be the selection of a 1965 ban uotu the tstb of o.t1 involving Athens, Perry and Rivervi.Pw cemetery . . favors the retention of the pres· Mrs. Valentine queen. month to claim tilt DUmber Bonds are Taken up Middleport council was una- Hocking counties and including I ent Government ~gram for candidates for queen are they had ID 'IH U they want ' ble to hold Its regular February the city school district• of LoMISS PIGOTT WlNS burl•y tobacco, we wtll use thts Sophomore& 'l'errl Hysell, Con- II for tile '8i ""'·Those wlob- In Mayor jl Court meeting Monday night at townlgan and Nelsonville. Charlene Pigott has ~Jeen method of keepmg farmen In· nle Dill and Sharon Smith; Jun- IDg to ....,.,. nnmben are Mayor Lee Smith of Middle- hall due to lack of o quorum named Eastern High school! !orrr,.d concerning threats to Funeral services for Mro. Dal- tors, Linda Reuter, Shirley to briat their ltiiH rell•tr•- port forfeited bonds In two Ira!- (four), veteran• Memorial Hoopltol 1965 Betty Crocker Homemok· the program and to poeslble IY Thomas, former Pomeroy ~er and Katby Hannalta, and lion card. aad Certificate ol fie cases Monday evening, Prepared to meet w.re May- ADMISSIONS - Willard Jef· er of Tomorro"'· She scored changes m the law; • C!ontlnued resident, who dted at the home Se lora Pam O'Brien, Nancy 11tle with them. Prk!e oltaga both of $U. c.- Lee Smith councilmen John fers Minersville· Btnnett highest In a wrttten bomemak- the FBI'Dl Bureau pre•ldent. .C her daughter, Mrs. Maude Alb and Joan Hewetson. and fee is $10-!15. They were from Charlea Ten- Zerkle Cllffuro Stumho and RO~b Pomeroy.' Lola Dau~h- ing examination taken by sen- "We also e~ to work Bulflngton, Tiltonsville, 0 ., Feb. o~h ~~ students are balThe reiJstrar's office ID nant, II, New Haven, chariled Wayne' Gibbons, and Clerk Gene erty, Ctteshire. , ior girls Dec. I and is now eli- closely wit!' the~ A.S.C. of. I, will be ~eld Friday at l p;m. I ingat"'ooe elr tfJJvorlre eaM!- Middleport is Jocalecl ID the b) Middleport police with reck- Grate. DISCHARGES Amanda gible for state and national hnn-1 !tee m Ibis mafter.' especially ,:'O:teS.:: Cltlliit1 Prill! Shop bafldlq less operation, ~nd Harry D. Raymond Baker and J 0 e Smith, Racine: Lloyd Sy<!ebc- ors. Sbe is tbe daughter of to get ~. l8f11e vote m the refer. at the Ewmg Chapel with lnli'- ~ Ia! in the Beech Grove cern• The eoraer of Mill and S. Jl'ourtb 1:1, Racme RD 2, for Turner, both resident. of the tha, Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pigott endum, he said. tory. She wu the widow o1 be ~---al~ will Avo.. formerly occupitd by illegal exhaust. Vtne-St h ant . ot Long Bottom. O.yton Thom11. "'"'"" .,.. ..,... the tile MOler Five aad Tea CeDI area, were e mSORORITY 'ro MEET SurviVIng II the daughter, public. The Jays will be em- llloro. . STORES 'ro CLOSE lormally, then advised to seek Melp ~I Hospital SQUAD CALLED A meelli>C of the XI Gaml!lll Mra, Buffln&lon. cees, All State hquor stores a~ out the Board ol Publlc Affairs. ADMISSIONS F<ands Pomeroy Emergency squad- Mu Sorority will be held Tbur~o Tbe body wUI be brou&hl LOCAL TEMPS BOND FOIIJl'ElTED age'!"les wlll be eioled on T,!D-, They wanted to know why they llhodeo, Racine: Gerald Cogar, men were called at 4:33 p. m. day at 7:45 'P· m.' at tho Colo the .flm«al home 'i11unday The temperature In Pomeroy's The Ohio State Patrol report- coins birthday, Fe,b. 12, and were asaessed the sewerage 'Mtnermlle; Marilyn Oiler, Monday~ Eugene Reeve.. 34 umbia Gaa Cornpe,y ollloo ht 0~ about noan by the Burford ru, bustneaa dl!olrlcl at l1:20 , , ~ ~ M~ :": 011 Washington • . hlr.lhday. charge when, they believed, a Cheshire: Katte Becht, Pome- Harrisonville, who was trans- Middleport. Mro. Ralpli Wolka 8 81 1 0 · 22, State Dopa~ettt ol Uled creek, not a sewer, was roy: D!Uoo Taylor, no address. por~ to v~ MeJu>rlal wUI be 1n ~ba!'ge gt the . pre> neral hOlno, Fri!!Jida Dll7 cl!ll today waa delreea under. fttonda ~ 45 after aoon 1'11111'~cloudf MleL ~. Y· . e . • Liquor Control Jlit'e<liOi ·Donald carrying wastes from their DISCit\RGES Charlearl:ospttal lor treatment of UJ.I gram ,.. "Ciolla fer · lhl ~~~nst,wao ~~t:iia~;~co~t,~r r~~~: set ltl;t lllltltil I , Alii. SIII4J allltiltllll. .... ialitll . . llll'tll'l 'llllat1, .... 1Uk"'l ... ·dllnl1tc IISier . . - 1tllii!R b tliJI .... ilalll Cll't ~ 1111 ............... La Salle Hotel, Middleport f' I ~ 11'1 •tallllll'llll I MOlT JIGPUIAI IIDI lb. bag Blea(h who II piece cookware more than IS yrs. experience. Ho will domanatrete Marsh Seedless Action ~:- 79c T&PI!IN.coated FREE HEARING TEST Will Be Given By William DJI.., Athens, - Dance Queen ANNOUNCEMENT Pal11alive WORLD ! katie EVANS Gold Ohio Power Co. announced today that it has filed ap,, pl!catwn w1th the Pubhc Uhhhes CommiSsion of Ohio ~, for per.mission to reduce its rates for electric service by , • approx1mately three-quarters of a million dollars an1 nually. LOGAN, UTAH - ALL-AMThe new rates would take effect with bills rendered erioen cand1date Wayne Estc•.l after April 1. The bulk of the savings wnuid go to resigreatest basketball ~corer in : dent1al customers. Utah State University history , A. N. Prentice of Canton. was killed M?nday night ~hcrt- 1 vice president. i:lnd gene~al l ~otal · electric customers and ly after lead1ng the AgKic ~ to 1manager of Oh1p Power, sa1d. 1ower rates for commercial aad vi<'tory with a 48-point outbur:;~t : "The proposed rate reductions 3maJ1 industrial customers. i I c ~I the booth space would Itt rented out to boat dealer:~ at $2 ~ tor 10 feet. Eighty booths are planned for boat dealers. Tbe agency said it already has gotten com· rnitments from aome who had display booths at the Columbus Boat show. A 16-page souvenir program will also be prepared to be sold at $1 eadt. Approximately S.OOO of these books are to be printed . A bleacher firm ln Athen• y;iiJ install seating on tht: Pomeroy parking lot and the Mason County Jaycees wiU handle seating on the West Virginia side . ... 84 Die in 3rd Worst Tragedy in MEIGS THEATRE PICNICS 4 • 8 lb. Avg. lb. ;·~ ~" ~-;=-&l 0hio Power Asks ~ ~ Rate Reductions 1 Thsre's no scouring! Food can't stick! ! PEACHES U. S. Cov't. FULLY COOKED People In ,/ Pomeroy handled by tht Psimha agency. Robert Hoeflich will be in charge of the Miss America regional final1 at the high Bchool. Colltestants from Meij!s, Athena and possibl• Washington and Gallia counti.. will compete in &be Miss America contest. Pomeroy Chamber Pres1dent Jack Carsey ~ an event will .be planned lor May to select the Misa America cand.dates to represent Meigs Contestants muat be single and 18 years old by Sept. 6, 1965 and must not be over 28 years ,,ld. The Psimha agency su!d morning wlth possibly Ohio Unt.. versity's sailing club on the Marietta Coilegt! crew o.,po~ ing another college ; MISs America contestants beginning qualifica· tioll! and presentation of w.:.ter skiers ln the afternoon, a n d M1ss America finals at Pome-roy ffigh school ot 8 p.m SUnday, June 20 - A .; ky div.. lng or air show at 11 a.m. or noon. boat races beginning ear· Iy in the afternoon and a I 11 a.m. a part}· for an town officials, C of C personnel, an d booth concessionaires. The franchising for the Miss America contest will also be- of beginning the proje<'~ and com plimented Pomeroy ctUto dealer for work already cnm· pleted The Psimh Brothers advertis· ing aGency in Athens wtl l prumote the regatta for the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. The tentative program of the regatta includes : Friday, June 1& - A parade through Pomeroy at noon. a street dance with lntroauction 01 Miss America contestanL<,l at 9 p.m ., and a fireworks di~play at 11 ~. m . Saturday, June 19 Inter· collegiate boat race in L h e many as 20 ,000 persons ma y be in Pomeroy for t he three.<!ay hoat regatta ,;c hed uled for the weekend of June lij.20," Regatta Chairman Willb Leadingham told the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Mon. day. ''This thing started out as something small, but has gr(Jwn quiokly into. a really big projPct .·· Leadingham rPporlrrl to tht> C or C at Crow's Town and Country restaurant. After Leadingham's impres· sive report the chamber ;oted tu provide the Regatta com111it· Iff' $500 to cover initial Co'- tS , · ·· · ' · : 1!011= S.:: forfeU:1 , ,.. '"'~ 8m'lo D,, ~-~~ .' i- ~~ _.. :-. • • ' I I ·~ - "A ~ I : : ....~I :-:-----..,-----------------------------· .,_., -VOL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO XVI NO. 253 Around And Ab M 'dd/ ep0r 46 oz. .. Dno'ed To The ,,.,._, fJI TIN JleipM_,. Ar• M • 1Y Ab 1 'b I jl. ~e-• II. ......... aeorly • ,,._.,.... • enttne u, Rev.May will Be Evangelist For Services SUPER MARKETS Swift's Premium - Clolldy, eooler wltb occaokmal showers and warmer &oJllght and Wedotlday. Low lOo ntcht to-43, b!Ch Wedaesday M- Devotions by Mrs. Ben Neutz- Round-robin ~et - well carrl• l ling opent'd the meeting of ttte 1. were sent tn Willard Happy 1\arveatero class of 1 bacb and Mrs. Cleland the Federated church Friday' The group sang Happy evening at the church . 1 day song to Mrs. Adam Eb<,.o- 1 The hymn, "The Great Phy- bach, Miss Lena <:rueser sic ian. ·· opened the devotion& Mrs. Henry Reibel. followed by the reading of Mat- At the close of the · 1thew 9 which concerns the heal- R&mes were played with prizes ing power of Chriot. by the lead- ' warded to Misses Freda er. Two re.illings; "on~ I Was iM•nd Gnteser, Mrs. DesoauBiijtd" and ''A Nij!ht To Re- er and Mrs. Roy Seylrted. A member," were read by Mrs. Isalad course was served by Mrs. Neutzllng who closed with pray- 1Phil Meinhart and Mrs. OJ: · · , . [Reibel. The table was attraoREV. JOHN MA \' During the business ieSSiOD, Itive in white cover and a large in cbarge of Mli. Henry Reibel, Ivalentine centerpiece with red pr.osident, a vote ol t~ks was ,candles in candelabra on either given Mrs. Lewis Reibel for her side. Napkins also carrid out 1 ntce donation to the class. A' the valentine theme. contri~tion r.al $200 was made til tbe churCh council toward ,....,_ _ _.,..,.,...,~'*"~ j The Rev. John M;tv. evan'!elthe expenses of redecorating I! - 1" the church. f ist, and pastor of the Church .; , Oln OU o1 the Nazarene at Weirton, W. :,:,• Hostesses for the Lions club va ., wilt l>e the speaker at the dinners were named and includ· Indoor Camp this week ·, il· ed, February 10, Mrs. Clara Feb. 8 _ 12. at the Church of I , , Karr chairman, Mrs. Gladys the Nazarene in Rutland. f Cuckler, Mrs. Lawrence Lan· Robert Pullins or Thurston Rev. May, a native of PennI ning, and Mrs. Harry Can~- spent the weekend with his sylvania, has served Nazarene bu~ ; February . 18, which 1s grandparents, Mr. and Mr 8. churches since 1941 in OhIo, Ladles Night wtth severo! out- Rollin Bearbs. He also visited Pennsylvania and West Flrginof-~own .suesls expected, Mr-s. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ia. A talented writer, Mr. May Phil Memhart. and Mrs. Neutz- Raymond Pullins Sr. is a regular contributor to dehog, co-cha1rman, Mrs. F_red Debbie and Vickie Boso of nominational publications. He ~sau~, Mrs. Roy Seyfried, Great Bend spent the weekend has conducted revivals in sev· w1th Mtss Thelma Grueser, Mr~ . with their grandmother, Mrs. era I eastern state~. Cuckier and Mrs. Karr m Dessie Patterson. Providing special music each ~barGe of the ta_bles and serv· Mrs. Bert Webster returned 1evening will be Ralph and JoJO ANN CAROL JOSEPH mg; ~.::::ch 3• ~ 188 ~ Gru~ home Saturday from Holzer Hos- ann Dunmire, who are accom• ser C man, rs. uc er an Ipital. Her daughter, Mrs. Gen· pUshed musicians. They will Mr. a nd Mrs. Edward Joseph , 358 Grant Street, Mid- Mrs. Karr; ~nd March 10, Mrs. eva 1\aney of Findlay is here present Instrumental and vocal dl eport . Oh10 . announce the engagemen~ and approach- Cuckler chatrman, Mrs. Karr, caring for her. number• during the services. ~~.g milrr~a ge ~I t._hcl r dau~h~er. Jo Ann Carol , to Howard l. ~rs. Canterbury and Mrs. Lan- Mr. and Mrs. George Sisson 11Jle meetings begin each evenSc hupha< h . .l1 ., su n of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schupbach mng. and family were Gallipolis vis- ing at 7:30 p. m. and the publle o f p,lden r <l y. The bnde·clect IS the granddaughter oi l Q i IDa h' h Ill be held lltors Saturday. is cordially invited . The 'Ca Mr " and Mrs . Andrew .loseph of Parkersburg. and a • u e Y w •c. w M J h F k . sponsored by Me1gs . mp f • tt " II B S h I Sh · . at the Grace Eptscopal church rs. o n rec ret,..ned IS Area g rJuua 1t' o n1an c a "'a f' V eau 1.y c oo . e IS em, ho s t d 1 th M · H 1· · · nl .,d · ll 1 re M Sch · bach is a graduate of Wh el- 1Februal)l 18, from 10 a.m. to I me a ur ay rom . e etgs o mess AssocJatJon. • oy < 1n e P · r. up e d 'I'L.~~ .... General Hospital and 1S conva. 111g Harbe r College and is emplo yed in Parkersburg ' W• 11 2tt · 30 p.m. , . · ' : · d. was announce to tak · ''~ ck lescmg ntcely CIRCLE TO MEET Va ·The double rmg se r vice Will be an event of February a en lll~ are e a sa · . . P· k b Ilunch w1th dessert and coffee I Eddie and Jerri Fnck of Co· The Eleanor CJrcie of~ Heath 20 · 111 ar c" _u rg. ___ \provided by the ladies of the lumbus spent the weekend with Methodist Church will meet ~ . . . . ., - ·• ·--.~- .. ~ ...........~.. 1 Dayton spent the week end 1host church. A card of thanks : then parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thursday, Feb. 11 at the church with his grandmother, Mrs. R.l was read from the Lanning fa~· , Frick and family. at 7:.30 p.m..Mrs. ~alen Brown, 1 ! c. Sansbury and his sister, Miss ily for flowers sent on thell' l Mr. and Mrs. Raym.ond ~~k- pres1dent: Will be m charge of I Sallly Schaaf. 50th wedding anniversary. er of Tuppers Plams VISited the meehng. The program will OUt Mr and Mrs . Carl Platter The Lenten breakfMI to be , Sunday with his sister, Mrs. be given by Mrs. Emerson f have purchast'd the R. c . Sans· held at the church March 3 at i Homer Holter. ]Jones. An individual dessert I ~ bury property on South Second- 7:30 a .m. was announced. La-[ Mrs. Roy Holter spent Sun- sale will be held during tile Mr and Mr~ Gordon Harris. : Ave. in Middleport. Mrs. Plat- dies of all Pomeroy churches 1day at Cheshtre With her moth- evenmg._- - - -- - - C'olam bus, spe nt the weekend ter is the former Kay Stiles. 1·are invited. Mrs. Wilbur Pera!er, Mrs. George ~ompson. -. wi th their JJart' nl:o-;. \11r. Hobert i Mrs . Robt!rt Reibel is in Chil- rin will be in charge of the pro .. l Mr. and Mrs. W111iam Grate fam~ly. tt arris and Mrs . C M Hf'nnes- licothe with her daughter and I and the Happy Harvest. ?f South Charl~n, W. Va . ~is- MlSs Mar~h_a Genheimer of S}' Tlwy wert> m Athens Sat- 1family , Mr. and Mrs. James I class, the serving of break-ltted Saturday wtth Mrs. Ehza- Columbu~ v_1s1ted Sunday with ur day t!\ll'n ing to attend the]Kitchen and children. Mrs. Bast. The commlttee for the 1l beth Humphrey at the home of her aunt, _M,~s ~ugusta Genhei~1/w ns . E:ll"1rn nor basketba111chen is scheduled for breakfast is Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs. Charles Buck. mer who IS til In Meigs Generg8 mt>. Mr. Harris is principal at the Chillicothe City Mra. Gladys Cuckler, Mrs. Clara Mr. and Mrs. Don tles and al Hospital_. Mr. and Mrs. Char. d r Eastmoor H1gh in Columbus. this week. Mrs. Lawrence Lanning,! sons of Galion were weekend les Genhem~er of Marietta 11· I Miss Sorah Bechtle. who is Miss Sandra Brewington, Fred . Dessauer and Mrs-: guests of ~er paren.ts, Mr. and so visited h1s aunt Sunday ar. emplo yed m C~lumbus, spent Grande College, and her room· Neutz.lmg. "1rs. Wilham Shertdan and temoon. 1 the weekmd w1th her parents. 1mate, Miss Mary Sleim of Iron- ~ Mr. and Mr ~ . .la ck Berhtlr and . ton . al so a student, were week fam1 !~ - , , . , end guests of her parents, Mr. ; Apnl Fra str, daughter of M~ . ·.and Mrs. James Brewington. ' and Mrs . Ern 1e Fraser. . JS 1 Margaret Hill of Dayton confined to her homP w11h the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. chicken pox . She Is a second Richard Chambers and grade studen i , relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Schaaf of Mrs. Kenneth Byer. ,is, spent the weekend at home m Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Allred Scarberry, Jr. and family of Tipp City, Pomeroy, Ohio spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. A. A. Scarberry. TONIGHT & TUESDAY I Mrs. Herbert Chambers "A SHOT IN THE DARK" Peter Sell ers, Elkc Sommers : received word that her son-inl'l'i"chnicolor ) law Mr. Willis Aleshire Colorcarloons [ Dayton. 1s a pat1ent at Mtami 1 Valley Hospital in Dayton. He WED. and THURSDAY is being treated for a leg ail· Feb. 10-11 NOT OPEN ' ment FRIDAY and SATURDAY Pleasa~t Valley Hoopllal Feb. 12-13 A!lMITIED - Mrs. Roy "NORTH TO ALASKA' ' Durst, Leon; Mrs. Anna ('l'echnic-olor) Jnhn Waynt>, St e \~· art Grang Mason . :'11rs . Nancy er. Erni(' Kovac s. J.' abian . Gallipolis Ferry : Carl William haturette: Wife Decoy Simpkins, Pt. Pleasant ; Cleon I Craig, Bu!!alo : Mrs. Nancy SUN., MON ., TUES. I Woodard, Gallipolis Ferry. Fe-b . 14-15-16 DISCHARGED - Mro. Tho•m-1 "BEDTIME STORY" iTl'Chnicolor) as Gibbs. Hartford. Marlon Brando, Dav id Niven, BIRTHS - Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Jones , Marif' Winrl· man I. Bush, Glenwood, a ton; so-r, Rebecca Sand. Dody Mr . and Mrs. Roy Durst, Leon. Goodman. a son : Mr. and Mrs. Jes~ Dun· Featurette: Tricky Chicks Colorcartoons I can, Vinton, Ohio, dauglttU- l'fOW YC)tJ DOW • WEAl HEft W .,r\I.U!!14 .. . La4f~' ' " .. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 8, 1965 hauber kail leonard