https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fb8a2c2c01c0585789ea90bc0a8460fa.pdf 8b9736b51a7bc0a7b801c0a562e48ac8 PDF Text Text , ,, ' 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~' ' " .. . �• 1\ 1- - ..There Must Be a Paved Koaa 1\rouna Here Somewhere!" COMMINTI/ITINCI EOITORIALLY Tlu~ DOCTOR IIGily SPntinel SAYS Oy Wayne Tourist Tax: A Danger Sign When the richest nation in tht world must ~eriously consider penalizing ••n• the. eountry 1111 1 tourist then thlng! are in pretty bad WMt is in bad shape is not any citizen who Lbe 1um ol $100, shape. ju~t the balance of payments situation, which is the reason twhind the proposal. The common sense behind the proposll also seems subject to qlJftltion. An unfavorable balance of payment!~ means thlt the U. S. il apendin& more abroad than It lo llklnc in from abroad ond that our 101<1 1upplies are being depleted steadil~ . Ameriean tourists contribute lo the defir1t. The two million of thetn who went ovt>rseas lut year spent about fi bUlion more than their foreign counterp.arts sj>f'nt in th\1 coun~ try. That amount! to about a third or the- total baillll<t ol payments deficit. The $100 head tax II frankly d<!igned to Jilscourage Amerlcane from going overseas and to redoce their spending there U they do 10. It Us a certain paper 1oli:k. Even ii no one ts disrouraged from going abroad. th.t tax would brln& In $20Q million , based 011 1$6n figures. , But tourist travel l-.; more than a mattf'l" of X number uf peoplo on X numbec of sblpo and X number of planes, 1pendin1 X number ol dollars in X number of countries . Such a tax could deny the retired couple who have been saving for years , or the younc col\egr student operating on a shoestring, the tlne opportunity they may ever have to "IH thP world." The vast majority of travelers is not rlch and $100 could make the difference bttween going and not going on the dream adventure. Rut subtrart so manY tourists from lht number and you subtract something more than money &nd people. You take away from th4:" experience of the nation itself. To lmpoH sueh a taX would be to put blindent on Ule na· tion at a time when it hat raised itself to leadership of half the world . The Russians do the same thing, of courae. They always have. But they can get away with it. bE-cause over there the people aren't supposl'd to have anytbln1 lo do with ahaplnl tho oatioo'1 pollctu. • Q - By DOROTHY KILGALLI!N BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN l\'bat Ebe 11 New Italian actor Raf Vallone has just been set to play the rule huddled mass-.·• lnto the United Slates J has Ule prOO.ucers or some teen-age-appeal video shows replly worried. But one smart British combo, Freddie & the Dreamers, got around the edict by pretending to satirize rock 'n' roll groups. Then a terrible thing happened to them on the way to success; the teenasers have betn taklna: them seriously, and buying their "sag" re<"Ords a• U they were regular pop hits. Probably the m01t disappoint-/"-, ed camera crew oC the y~ar was the 20th Century-Fox unit that flew to Europe to onap Brl· gitte Bardot's scenes for "Dear Brigitte.'" She didn't even tako off a &love, and it was a terrible let-down for the lens lads A top-rated television show iB about to undergo numerous changes. The backstage hassling has become so intolerable the producers have decided tllat some of the cast must be unloaded. of Jean Harlow's step-fathe-rMarino Bello - in the film "Version of ''Harlow." lt wUI be VaJione·a first Hollywood film Broadwayites were aettast at one of t.he close!lt calls they'd ever seen. Formf!r heavyweight champ Rocky Marciano narrowly missed. being otruck by a opeeding car at Mth St. and 7th Ave .• in front of Jonathan Winters, who just the Staae Delicatessen. Proba· finished "The Loved One" for bly the only thing that saved Marty Ran~oboff, Ia wanted by blm was hiJ agUe footwork ln Seven Arts for the flick veralippery, snowy conditions with Jion of "Oh Dad, Poor OaC'' poor villbUity. But Rocky'• . . The Modern Jan Quartet '. quick reflexes were a tight to signed for Ita eighth Euru1Jean Heresy HoUow behold ... Dan Dailey received tour, st.artin£ this Summer. a standing ovation from the They've bagged every major Stiversville Feb, 4, 1005' · ,...... cast of "Gatch Me U You Can," jm award on the Continent __,.....,. when he started hia rehearsals since their fir!lt transatlantic To the Editor at the Bohemian Hall. Dan, re- junket in 1956 Daily Sentinel. turning to Broadway alter 26 Billy Daniels is moaning be- Pomeroy, Ohio years, was touched almost to cause his laat original (Apollo) tears. recordin& of "That Old Black ~ow tllat we have started on Ed Lucltenbach, president of Magic'' was stolen from hlm, the six weeks of ·•growadhog the famous steamship line, may and he can't find another copy. weather" and the seed catalog~ make headlines by suing a U you can help him to get one, have begun to arrive, and the~ downtown firm lor $12-million. he'll be mighty grateful is a possibility that 1pring will Tbe details of the case wlll be Barbara Luna of films a n d be bere again, It's time to check &backers if it getl to court TV is making splendid progress into one spring crop that never Singer Mary Small is at Flow- after mtnor surgery falls to blossom: the crop ol er 6dt Ave. Hospital lor major Immortal quote from Anton· new taxes conjured by the mem· surgery Californians expect ioni, who directed part of Prin· beTS of haU-a-hundred legislafireworks when the Jane Wy- ce~s Soraya's first movie : "She tive assemblies. Jn&D--Fred Karger divorce suit is very attractive on the screen, United eoes before the bench. They pr~ and one doesn't get tired of look· A ne-w one for the diet ahe'll conteit it, violently In& at her. But she is still lm· Stites il a proposed measure Composer Darius Milhaud mature.'' Dear ehap, some of to levy a charge of up to • hu been undergoing great trou- our best-paid actresses make hundrM dollars on anyone leiV• bles lately because he'll suffer· loads of loot simply because ing country. It would seem that lng from rheumatism of the the public doesn't get tired ol the proponents ol the Grut 8Go nncen. looking at them. Acting ability clety may not have much confi.. has nothing to do with it. dence in its reception. Movie lana would be ohockIt must be co-lno\deMe I!Jat td. to Jearn about a dlgntned Of course the baseball sea· so many countries have taken Britllh actor who, when In son hasn't started yet, but u measuret to make IUI"e that aU Oatha.m, visits tht wild parties you'd like to see some CW'Ves thekr cltizena would remain to t.ooaed r<>gularly by a 'way-out being tossed , view 111-year-old enjoy the synthetic paradisel beatnik ctrt in Greenwich Vii· Rosy Di Pietro, who appem ereated by four, ftve, or II!Ven !age. (No, not Rexy, ol cour... ; in "The Affair at the VIlla Ftor- year plano Intended 1o lilt them You can bet that the title Ito" wtth Maurefll o·Hara and up by their - . 8lld tbelr Hush. Rossano Brazzi. One of Rosy's children by their book.-c&rap1. song fTom "Hush Sweet C!larlotte" won't be on costumes could ftt intO a thlm- In East 0<rmany the soven>the Hit Parade with '"Hello ble . UnJula Andress Is ~pend- men! Is 10 •llcllolls ol their Dolly'' writer Jerry Herman. ing less time acting and more taxpayerl welfare that walls The lyrics lo "Charlotte• .vere time telling the pre81 there'• have been constructed to keep written by Mack David. who oo truth to tile rumor-. that her diem !rom otrolling across the Is suing Herman over the "Hel· maniage to John Derek is in border by accident. Could this lo Dolly" tune trooble . The leading lady he the reason 111e barbed wire The U. S. O.pt. of Lab<o""s of a Broadway-boomd show Is Industry II one ol the busiest crackdown on issuing work per· nursing the fashionable .. Exec- in Central Emope7 mits to foreign entertainers utive cold." But she's been nor· Mu-e tban Hkely there was • (pretty lilly since Presidellt sing It so faithfully wi111 liquor prosperlty plan being marked Jobmon has come out for let- thet there are times when obe out to Egypt 1ft 1458 B. C. whtn lin& m roeand more of "'the con scarcely walk. Mooeo had 10 much trouble &el.- EDITOR'S MAILBAG RL ~··-- Market Repon HELEN HELP US! ladles fperhaps we should Ia· TROUBLED BY BAR FUES bel them "uncalled girls") boDear Helen : ther you , 1 have a much better Do you know that an honest, hard-worklng, non • agarealive Idea. Why dan'! you go home t he husband·type man who c1n't and let your wUe mix drinks? H. •top in at a bar alone for a drink any more without helD& PERSONAL TO WATIJSI SU· accosted by definitely ag&res-- S1 : You're as phony as a radio sive women who have a lot disc jockey's laugh at 6 a.m. more- on their mind than wigs'! Swim off. jerk! - H. There are more unattached fe-Dear Helen : Plale!! in bars nowadays than Please tell me why you print wen , and they all want to be- leUen that appear to me to come attached, fast, to a n 'I be obvious hoaxes? can't you man that looks their way - oc, dlltlnguJsh the lincere from the In my ca~e, doesn't look their phony, cr du you think they way. ar<> more readable! - A.C.T, I am about to buy an "e}ec. tric ahock rod" Uke they use Dear A: I calls 'em as 1 sees •em. for rattle, so I can pr<)fect my· You'd be ourprlsed how many oelf from these desilliiing f.. times 1 have checked "obvious male!, who want fr~ drinks, phonlea"' and discovered they and whatever f"lse the evening aren't; and bow many times offer!. I'll bet dlat would scat· seemingly sincere letters tum ter them fast. out to be hoaxea. Can you think of a better Occasionally I print a nutty way to get lone dames out of Jetter and a fast answer for a bars? - FIGIIT!NG 'EM OFF change of pace, Without them. Dear FEO : be an advice column would I con't think of 1 bett<6 way pretty 8flm. My job is to off" to get YOU thrown out o~ a bar. readers a cross section of Ufe Look, chum, If these lonely - and screwballa are as much a part of society as are the A. Ung pasoporls and visas I« hla C.T.'o who dan'l approve o1 people. A closer readini of el.· them. What's more their make-tant EI!Ylllian tablets might believe makes people laugh, reveal Paraob bad lslued an and you'd better belleve that's edict that would make "ery. Important! - H. one rich enough to own a pyre'l1IE BACKYARD FENCE mid of his oWb. Dear Readen : Pharaob couldn't understand There'• a little "Caboose .. why anyone would want 00 leave clown at the bottom of this mJ.. with the p)'t"amidial program umn that saya I'll welcome just getting underway. your amulllng experiences u An old favorite tax target, well 11 yoor problema. Probthe cigarette, is also getting It• terns - I get, by the hundreds. lull ahare of attentioo I b II Amusing experiences? 11tty spring. A number of state~ ant went thataway. attemptinl to raise the ante Oil So rn bave to offer one of the IUlcldMticlts. california Is my own. at present leading the crowd I ....,..,uy had the prlvUep wltb a propooed 10 centJ per nf •erving on a local Menl.al carton levy, but othen are not Health .ABIOCiation committ.ee far behind. 'l'hts Ill was tnHiat.- which brought Dr. Benjamin tenlp:)rary measure Spock to our town for a lecture. ed as back In the depression day1 and HI• have "Spock-marl<· seems to prove that the only ed" an entire generation; he iJ thing more mlsnuned tiJan a the moat funed pediatrician In permanent wavo II a tompor. the world, be"1 entertained by ary tax. governors, lauded by Presidents, The odded prejudice aga!nst feted by royalty; his "Baby and clgarettea built t1p by statialiel Child Can!" II as easentlal to ''proving" the lncreaae in lung the nunery 11 a diaper; and of can...- to be proportional lo the probably no one outside lftcrea.. In number ol cigarettes Elizabeth Taylor Is more widesmoked (the increaae in the ly !mown. Yet when I approacl>o IUIIOUDI <OIIe&d In l'rotA!t!tanl ed a buinellmall to oeU Mm Sunday schools sbowo roughly o - · the oonverulion went the same percentage) has betu tite this : ''Tictet for whose 1 great help to the revenue speech?" sez he... Dr .. Spock,'' bunters. It is a well known fact sez. J. "Come again'?" sez he. lhat then~ ollllatlon In<rea~ "Dr. lleDjomin Spod<," sez I. es with the amount of effort ex~ "Ob sure," 11ez he, ·~ fella pendecl In tryiD& to bar the who lnvM!ed the polio vaccine. particular product from publie Sorry, I'm a ougar cube !haD use. Ria:ht at the time a 1pec:ial myteH'." pull taJ: ol $18 a head on men , . . . Now lt'a yoor turn. Coma aametl Lyndon cr Hubert would on - Give! - H. have over 20 miiHcm 111ppurte". The laJ:ett ......Une 8lld f!1' thlnp used bJ IUIOI had tho lull aupport of the home.. mal<· ... and llorse deaJon or earlier daya. certatil lhlng of the whole affair II that wben the The - JrPIItlinlaJ: milia ..... ~ IDe fer the ae.oson, lho average 111011 ..m lfDd • ._ bile labn lltiiPIJ, and that II wlll havo omall ........., lit any ''proport1m" of me101. .,._ o1 Jtls .,.,a - B.A-W. Galltpo)l1, Oblo Saturday. Feb. e, 1965 SALES REPORT ol Oblo VaDey Uvestock Co. HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 16 to 17; 220 to 250 lbs. 15 to 17; Light 15 to 17 ; Fat Sows It to 13 ; Stags 10 to 12 ; Boars~ to 12 ; Sows & Pigs 60 to 80 ; Shoals 5 to 15. CAn"tE - Steen 12 to 20; Heilero II to IB; Baby Beef IG to 21 ; Fat Cows J1 to 15 ; Canners 8 to 12; Buns 14 to 17.50i Milk Cows 80 to 140. VEAL CALVES - Tops S4; Seconds 28 to 32 ; Medium 20 to 28; Com. & Hva. 18 to 28; Culls 15 to 211. SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 5 to 10 ; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fa I Sheep 4 to 8; Culls I to 5; Bucks 4 to 8; Fat Wethen 4 to 10. LAIIIBS Tops 22.50; Seconds 16 to 20; Light Wto. 14 to 18; Common 12 to 16. Thio <Oiumn Ia dedicated to fllrolly Bvtng, 10 U yuu're boo. lng tid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU• She wU1 a110 wek..rome your owu llllllllna l!lp<riencet. Adclresa Heion BoiUI ill ~ar• of lhll aenpaper. The Et.. Iut PaD eoa... lion 'l'lmtol')', "l'OI'itl'a -... 'll'l!dllfe llllclulrJ II lho dlo of Delllrare lllll Wtlt VlriiDII comhloed M.D. Q - lo cold weather my face and nose become a cherry red. This is very embarrassing People think l have been overindulging in alcohol. Wbat could cause this? A - Attboagb alcohol doe• dilate the small blood vesselt In the skin, this is only on1 CRUll! of flu.ohing. when flushing occun on coming lndoors e.fter expoaure to the cold, th\:; Is a normal physiologic reaction. It is mort In some per-pronounced sons than in others. This to probably •• lnbel' lted trait, 1doee it la mOlt t-ommoD In blood lhiD • skiDDed II"~' tnna, Since red face is tlso observ· ed in persons with varioUS akin diseases, som"e drug reactions and other diseases, you 1hould have an overhaul by your pliy· aieian. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting THE VOICE OF BROADWW 1\. Brud•lldt, WINOOW SHADE TIP NEW YORK (UPI) - Here"s a simple, do-lt-yourself decocat· tng trick from tbe Window Shade Manufacturers A•soci.a~ t1on: Paste appliques of !lara! motif• to your shades. U you u,. cut • outs fsom the left - over yardage of your curtain or upholstery material, you can create coordinated window beouty with oo expensive custom look. A special adbeslvo tnoureo per- manent bond. I have been llkln& min- eral oil every night for 10 years. Recently the label bas conta~ ed the admonition: "Avoid prolonged use." What harmful el· fects might this oil bave? A - MIDenl oU eoall die food particles in the digestive tract and Interferes wll~ their complete dlgeotlon . The oil also coats the linin& of the lntestinN and interferes with the absorption Into your blood of esoentlal nutrients. II you are tfl)llbled wttll constipation, lt is far better to increase your intake or veg• table• tmd fruit and avoid tho uae of mineral oil and aU othor luativet. Maris Inks Contract Duquesne Upsets -- ............... _,....,. ·-·--.. Wichita, 75 · 72 : ,., 1 Bruce Lonlt.f PIIdl'fl, ~( ~~·. uu pi>du~ ': , r. h .! j' ·•.::o L "'· -t·: jjjf'lll cui be """"~'""~ tw• • ""' • rh•n Cardinals the arm, whic~ "'' " l. ··it lo•l• ak b k G& JReplaces Firestone AS I0 dependent Champtons • atm, Manager Marshall Ace D 2d J MAC Chase Our Weekly 1 I I I I 1 SPECIAL 64 FORD I I I 1 Laurel (}iff Society News 1 Q - Have aoy drugs other thaa RNA been found lo Improve the memory of elderiJ perBODI? A - Yea. Nylldrin hydrochlor> Ide <Arlldtn) dllalel the lllnlU blood veSIOII and thus im· proveo the cirtulaUoo lo lbo brain in peraons with llardtDIng ol the arteries. Derivatives ol elutamlc acid have been found to have a olmo ilar effect. One of lb... to 1M .. tt, monoondlum &Jutamato, 901d In srocery atom to .... bance the Oavor ol meats. Q-Lemoa juice seems to help my arthritis. My friend• aay that li I keep oo t.akfn& t1 it wiII thin my blood. Ia tbil true? A - Allboalh there II DO acienUIIc b..ta for a bellel that let11011 juice will help arthritis, it Is an excellent source Ill Yl*amin c. The only harm it mlgbt dil Ill to erode the enamel of your Ieeth. Tbe lblnafna oiled ol leJD. ou )lab ami other ...U aeldl oa lbe bloocl lo u old Mil .,..tllldleos Iecend. II uaed 1D be thought thai the blood rot thicker 1n eol4 weather, but UU. i<lea ll oliO false. Blood II not mota.eo. Your body keeps the tblckoeaa at thl blood remartabll ....,. otant under all clrcumatancol BORN TOO SOON NEW YORK (UP!) - AD •• tlmated 2.7 mlllloo Amer~ ...., rnontaUy dellclent u a ,. ault of .Wectlve tlevelopmeat bt!fore btrlh. Many of tbeee penono mlgltl have been helped bad l<lday'l scienUftc advances ~ av.U. a1>1e to earlier ..,.nttons. the National Foundation of Dimea oeporta. ldardl p• ISlons Make Jt 5 I'n Row Jn R D Lo0p KARR & VAN ZANDT 1 _.:_(O:..:n:::ly~ga:..:m::e::s.:.s:.:c: he: :d: :u: :le:d :_l--;~~AM __:ER:..I.CA:..:.'S:. =G:::ES::_T:_:::SE::: IAR 1L:::tN::G~B:RAHD~~-====·==========O.,A1=e.,ro.,y;,'==i=O=:' Last Night's College Cage Scores ONE DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING I ROBINSON'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Baby Panthers Upend Jackson The Pomeroy Baby Panthers Eighth Grade cage squad defeated Jackson 45-37 Monday eyening at Pomeroy. Jeff Werry topped all soorers on 22 mark.en for Pomeroy. Hodge and Mossburzer each had seven for the vJsltors. Pomeroy's seventh sraders again went down to defeat, 32-19 to the lronboys. Randy Burt topped Pomeroy with 14. By Ullted Press lntenratlonal W Team Michigan . . • • • . 6 Minneaata . • •• . 5 Illinois . . . , •. . 5 Iowa . . . • •• • •. 5 Indiana .. - •.. 4 Ohio State . . •. . 2 Northweotern •• 2 Purdue . . . . . • . 1 WIICOIIBin . • • • , I L Plrr Ope o 564 480 I 49ll 435 I 516 45tl 2 582 614 2 516 476 4 455 480 4 4S2 474 5 39ii 439 5 4011 480 MOilday Nlglll'o lleiDIIo Mlcblpn 81 Iowa 1!8 Indiana 112 ·Michigan State M IWnola 88 Ohio state 71 slo-.,y•a Sdaodtde • Mtchlpa Slate at Mlchlgall IIlinoiJ at MfDneaota lndlaM II Norlbwetrtera Iowa at Ohio Slate Wfaoooaln II ~ CASH MicWgan Still Number One Team NEW YORK (UP!)-The United Press International major college basketbaU ratings with first-place votes and won-lost records through Saturday, Feb. 6, in parentheses : 'l'eam Points 1. Michigan <21) U3-2) 332 2. UCLA (II) (17-2) 320 3. St. Jos. (Pa.) (3) (19-1) 252 4. Providence (18-0 211 5. VanderbUI (15-2) 141 6. Davidson (18-1) 139 7. Duke (13-2) 138 8. Wichita (14-3) 129 9. Indiana (13-2) 88 10. illinois (IZ-3) 53 Second 10 - 11, Iowa, 28; 12, San Francisco 26; 13, New Mexico 14; 14, Brigham Young 1%; 15, Tennesoe 9; 16, St. John'• (N.Y.) 8 17, VIllanova 7; 18 (tie), Miami (Fla.), Mtnn..ota. and North Carolina State 3. Other teams receiving pointo - Utah, , O.Paul, Oklahoma State, Arizona, St. Vonaveoture, Texas Tecb. FOR TAXES BILLS CASH LOAN $200 1311'>', New Yort CASH LOAN -bly Pay- 10.66 $1300 1500 1700 47.30 53.87 60.45 Pq 26.67 40.92 17 JIONtll 111111 PRONI! ior iut ~ , _ 8lop ior Pa!v billa aDd taxes. Buy bargains. '!'ben bll9e ~ iar. one place. Haw - - for yourself. Take 3 months or 3 years. It's up Yoomg ooup)es and eoYeryday honest ~ people call .. ior cash ,_,. d&JI. )'OUl" JOODey. to""'" & SAYINGS CO. • • • • •• •• • • • • •• • •• • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • •· •• Phone WY 2·2171 125 1!. Main St.: Bob Miller, Mgr. (t). ST. LOIJJS (UP!) - '* .L.. ... lily M . _..._ 500 800 i'1pt lleltrlto By Vrdletl - . , blerl'etlotoal PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-Bwl Andln.... lll5\io, Plrlladelpbla, outpoiDtcd Freddy J aek!OII, Mr-.. llole Sottdenll a dtrfatolt. In& dress 86 yean old whtclt bq - - lllld .... IJ baptlmL ' ---·--- ~ 6·5 remrd fw Bi ~""m i nn lu&m oJ the Soothcrn r\.ssuc16a~~n il in 11164 . nd The St. Louis pe e uew m 1962 a 1913 bed the hat•·· k •h ·· and (2) the Yankees have no reac •way mar ~lK'n better t an e\ler . intention to trade Maris Maris catcher Bob Uecker and prt.ch- The Dod,.,-. also annoonc<!d had been cut $7,000 "' $63,ooo in ers Dick Hughes and Larry Jas- that their former center fjeldor 1964 and th b bee ter _agreed . to leriTUI. Ueck~, and star slugger: ~ Snidjtr, :.:...=::..:::...:=..:.:.:.::..:.::..::...::.:::..:.:.=:.::...::=.::::=:..:.==:.::_::_=I ports , 1 er~ ~e 1n re- playmg behind star catcher T1m will be back With them a 1 • r:~n~y Hatk enera Man- ML<:arver, batted only .198 last scout and minor league battinl ager a P ou wanted to year but made some important llll!tructor Snider was with the ~ade the controversial out- IJ.ts during the Cardinals' stretch Met~ and · Giants t.he last two fielder . ,_ ••- N · a1 Le fl By LEONARD A. GRANATO than three minutes "'M · • b been nm w ~ atton ague ag. years UP! Sports Writo.r but couldn't catch up. In an:r;~c~~~~ .:.::~er and The Redbirds now have 19 play- G<n~ral Gabe Paul 1 Duquesne gave Wicltita the SixtiHanked Davidson l ' ·te th ·t · be ers under contract. of the Cleveland Indiana an, m QUI sure at 1 won t Pd SJ _.... the hn..tna of ....._ Willies - Somerset and RoM- past West VirKinia 100-80 1 G&J behind Carl Wolfe's 43 pointa defeated Fire- as long as 1 have anything to .,... . gns . nuunc~ •....-.. •~and the Wheatshockers are sttll Charlotte, N. C. Fred ' stone, 94-88 Monday ni~ht to win the Gallipolis lode- say about it:• said Houk. "I Johnny Poores, aldelmed wttb Ted Abernathy and outfielder shaking, scored 34 poin~ before fouling ' 18omebody't beellt bin& __ oar pendent League ChampiOnship. can't see trading h. , 1 an arm ailment for most of the George Banka. Abernathy bad 1 WJllle Somerset scored 18 out with 8:31 left in tile game. aoaJ for a fishJ.ng creel webeD Thus G&J replaced last year's winner in the loop's as ]'m general man~; a~ ~ng '64 season, signed with the I...os 2.-6 record in 53 relief atbU points and Willie Roo pulled The WUdcate ha'e won 18 wne DOt .rouad!" top sp~t. pen to think he's on:r.helluJ: ~ngeles Dodgers along with~- while bank.l bit .294 In niDe tat. dawn 15 rehowula in leading the consecutive games and stand Actually, a big "rl point third player." ftelder John Werhao and rookte season gamea. Dukes to a 75-72 upset victuy 19-1 lor the season. Dick period by the winners proved Huff was next for Falstaff over eJgbth-ranked Wichita at er scored 25 for Davidson. to be the difference. with 15. Maris' Reeurd Pittsburgh Monday night. Ron Quartinmont paced West Other soore111 for Coach Evans led at the intermission, Maris hit 26 horners and drove Willard, who also got 18 points ia with 23 points with teammate fOPS (0 0 Tommy Sprague's champs were 32-31. In 71 runs with a .281 average for the Ironrnen, got a key, des-- Tom Camp chipping 1n 20. Jim &wles with 19, Mike Mor- Four men hit the double fi. in 141 games last season. Twin• High Scoren rison with 16, and Don McDade gure mark as Goodyear defeat- The Boston Red Sox revealed peratlon basket to give Du· The Van Arsdale boys com0 with 12. ed Scott's Grocery, ft2...76. tha~ infield~rs Ed Bressoud and quesne a 36-34 halftime 1ead. Kelly Pete was high for Wich- bined for 44 points - Dick had John Milhoan paced Fire- Bill Brown led the way with Fehx Mantilla have signed at ita and for the game with 19 2:. and Tom scored 21 - to lead COLUMBUS rDP1) - Western stone with 39 Pau l Smith hdd 28 . :-.ltck Nelson had 2J Chick 1 ''substantia! increa5es •· Bres· points. The Dukes fought back , ninth-ranked Indiana to ~ 112-94 Michigan's Dave Anderson 2l and Paul ~'IckiJne added 14. Conley 16, and Wi!lie Call 10.1 soud. 32 · hit · 2!J3 :md was named from a tO. point second-half def. I Big 'fen conquest of Michigan maintained his 24 pomts per G&J led at the intermission Don J\1ark led the S:rocery- to the Amencan Lt•ague A_ll-1 icit with about 13 minutes left State at Bloomington, Ind. game average and the indivi- 44-42.. ffil'fl with 39. Rich Deary and •Star learn la~t season wh1le and finally broke into the lead IThree other Hoosiers were also dual scoring lead In the Mid- Evans took full possession of Fh1l Orlando were next for the Mantill a, 30, balled .289 and hit to stay at 65-64 with 2: 18 left 1i11 double figures . Mareus SandConference going into third place in the standing• by losers With 15 and 10 respective- 30 hom_ers. . I on the clock. Unheralded Du· .ers led the Spartans with 32 this week's action, downing Falstaff, 81-71 in an l ly H.ooki~S .Johnny Odom. Mllclquesne was 9-9 going into the points. Torn Langfitt of Marshall , overtime. Goodyear led at the quarter a~es OIJv~ and John Sanders Stev•· Fuller, Don Magnani mark~. 19·16, 42·39, and 62·54. Signed. With . the Kansas City game, which left Wichita 14-4 Illinois, led by Skip Thoren 's leader for several weeks, was on the season. 'n points, pounded Ohio State h and Dave Holter each canned Athletics, gtvmg tht>m 25 playn.mnerup at 22 7 wtt teamN 1 er· unde t . t (Jd · th Top-ranked Michigan bowled 86-71 for its first victory over mat B II F dg. b. 20 points for the winners atonal Basketball Association ~ r con rae · om ts e e 1 ram:ts nu mg 1m · B IJ . d 18-year-old $"5 000 b ·t 1 1 over upset-minded Iu'ha 81~66 at the Buckeyes at Columbus, I at 22 .:l. Holter was also the big gun Y mtf" Press ID&eroatiooal onus PI c Jer • Galaxie 500-2 Dr. H.T. Ann Arbor. The Hawkeyes had Ohio, since 1957. in the overtime. Eastern Divisiou previpusly upset UCLA, knock· By upping their Big Ten ec- ,. Bob Blohm of. Western Mich· ~ Aaron Buffington looked like , W. L. Pet. 352 cu . in. V-8 engine with 3-speed column shift, ing the Bruins from their perch ord tu 5-1. the l!Xh-ranked llhni Jgan also was still the best a one man scoring machine as Boston 48 JO .828 light blue with all blue vinyl interior, radio, heater, at the top of the collegiate cage stayed close to Michigan for shooter from the field with Ius I he ripped the cords for 40 Cmcumati . 35 21 .625 world. leadership in the conference 58 per cent nccuracy, but I points. Phtladt'lphla 31 26 .544 white sidewall tires and back up lights. Bill Buntin and Cazzie Russel1 standings, Tal Brodie scored 24 !"fiami's Cha~lie Di~k_ins moved . New York 19 37 .339 each soored 18 to pace the Wolv- points and Don Freeman got 20 mto challengmg posttton ~t 57.7. 1 Western Division WAS $2495 erine attack. Gerry Jones, a for Illinois. Mike Hammond of OhiO was w. L. Pet. REDUCED TO sophomore for Iowa, took game The Buckeye!! played without ~e top free throw shooter, hitLos Angeles 32 25 .561 scoring honors with 26 points. two of their top reserves, side- tmg on 86.6 per ~nt, a~d John St. Louis 2B 28 .500 The Wolverines are now 6-0 in lined by injuries. They led 49-48 Schr_oeder of OhJO contmued to Balti~ore 26 29 ,473 I GMAC Financing Available Big Ten competition and 14-2 with nearly 15 minutes left, but dommate the rebounding with DetroJt 25 36 .410 over-all The Hawkeyea, ranked the Illini went on a 12·point t~ar 12.9 a game. San Francisco 13 45 .224 11th in the UPI coaches, ratings, and the Buckeyes never got By Bertba Parker . Monday's ft:esult . closer than seven points. Ron Twenty • five members of Los Angeles 117 Philadelphia 98 • are 11-6. Fifth-ranked Vanderbilt, led seplc had 19 points to lead Ohio I the Junior Missionary group !Only game ;cheduled) ' by Clyde Lee's 33 points and State. held their regular meeting at Tuesday s Games c~dillac - Oldsmobile 12 rebounds, dropped Louisiana Walt Wesley's 34 points Jed the basement of the parsonage Boston _at Cincinnati ;tate University 9&-85 at Baton t.~nsas to a Big Eight victory of the Free Methodist Church. St. Lours at New York Rouge . The Southeastern Confer· over arch-rival Missouri at coMrs. James Gilmore and Mrs. Phi!adelphta vs. San Francisco · "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Buslnen• i:'nce victory gave Vandy an 8.() Iumbia, Mo. Wesley tied a con· Gerald Pullins are the leaders. at San Jose , Cali£. WY 2 5342 p Oh league record and a 16-2 mark terence scoring record for op• Mrs. Leona Karr, who was a 01. the season. LSU crept to ponents in the Mizzou fieldmedical patient at the Veterwithin seven points with Jess house. The Galllpnli~ Rinky - Dink ans Memorial Hospital, has Pistons kept their record un· been discharged. blemished in Saturdav's initial Mrs. Clifford Jacobs has been encounter on the local -hardwood discharged from Holzer Hospitby downing the Royals 17-16 on al in Gallipolis. B) United Press International 1 Fla. A&M 84 Beth. Cookman 82 a shot by Mike Noo with 37 Rev. John Davi~ of ThurEast ISW Louisiana 68 La. Coli. 60 secopds remaining in the game. man called on Mr. and Mrs. Duquesne 75 Wichita 72 SLouthern U. 99 Ark. AM&N 93 Noe finished the afternOon Pearl Parker receotly. Amer. Inl'l 61 Nor'eastern 57 Grambling 118 Tex. Southern 90 with 13 points while his brotb· l Mr. Lester Brookover spent Newark Engl. 87 Lowell Tech 84 Midwest e.r Jim tallied four. a weekend with relatives at Worcester Tech 100 Indiana 112 Michigan St. 94 The Pistons are s-o, .and the ,Sandy, W. Va. Trinity (Conn.) 88 )'Jichigan 81 Iowa 66 Royals 1-4 for the season. Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffers Toledo 74 PorHand 65 In the second contest, the and Debbie of Thomas Fork Juniata 56 Kutztown 54 (QT) Grove City 87 St. Vincent 79 Lewis 98 Concordia (Ill.) 17 H<J.wks won their second tn a visited Sunday with her parents Long lsi. U. 84 Yeshiva 44 Creighton 91 Canisius 64 row by a 13~2 count. Tom Prose Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hysell. Soutb Spring Arbor 102 Hillsdale 96 led the Hawks with six, C. -o\uburn 83 Florida 79 Valparaiso 87 San Fran. St. 66 Howard had two, B. Epling two . John Carron 85 Bethany 84 N. Mich. 96 Mankato(Min.) 82 and R. Steele two while M. Hill :::ath. U. 94 John Hopkins 61 Wash. (Mo.) 84 Illinois St. 74 had one. Y1 . Kentucky 92 Tenn. Tech 83 Bradley 85 Cincinnati 69 In the final game of the day . the Celtics jumped into second Vanderbilt 96 Louisiana St. 85 Elmhurst 74 Lake Forest 70 Wheeling Coli. 78 Fairmont St.69 Steubenville 62 Youngstown 49 plaL>e by beating the Lakers. ON W. Va. Tech 113 Concord 89 Detroit 78 Loyola (Ill.) 76 17-12. Stan Cordell led the CeiW. Va. St. 73 Salem 62 Illinois 86 Ohio st. 71 tics with 10 marker!. G. Scott Alabama 83 Tulane 68 Kansas 71 Missouri 60 had four, Larry Snowden addNotre Dame 94 Butler 72 ed thrte. Centenary 112 NW La. 84 Miami {0.) 97 Xavier (0.) 68 For the Lakers, Mark Davis Tennessee 96 Mississippi 50 Soutllwe8t had five, D. Frances had two. Pfeiffer 64 Elon 61 Bir'ham Sou'rn 92 Olr. Bros. 86 Hardin Simmons 66 Midwest'n 65 B. Rodgers two. Steve Short Appalachian 79 Guilford 69 Wayland 79 Austin eon. 63 two, a~d G. Jo~ns~ one. LAUNDRYE. Kentucky 69 Austin Peay 64 Pan American 39 Standmgs and md1V1dual scorDRY CLEANING Fisk 94 Alabama st. 311 Corpus Christi 87 (Db!. OT) ing will be released later this J WY 2-5428 POMEROY East Carolina 81 Citadel 71 Howard Payne 88 Sui Ross 77 w"e:_ek":·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __!!l.,====...,...,...,...,=,'l Presbyt'n 110 Piedmont( Ga.) 74 SW Texas 66 Sam Houston 64 Dilla!d 122 Keesler AFB 89 W. Texas St. 102 E. New Mex. 79 Len. Rhyne 99 Newberry 78 West Kentucky 71 Miss . St. 56 Utah St. 91 O.nver 62 Davidson 103 W. Virginia 80 Colorado 57 Oklahoma 55 •-- outfield too , . UJ 8porU Writer The Yankees went out of their !Wger Marta II back at bls way to make both pointo Mon$'10,000 aalary peak _ and It,e'll day when they otresaed: f1) be back in the New York Ylln- Maris bad been restored to the By mED IJOWN •. .... signed out of high ochool who 1c&tcher had 1 ucept aevere bemorrhale. 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' .. . . . •· "' .......a.:.. ...-J\1'.' ·-~ •. - .' ~- �>U"'· lleedsville Wilkesville Society Notes Society Notes ~ ....... , u- ~ I old Russell 190; Womell - Mil. Te lll.ch dred Dalley 1'19; Ind. lll.ch ser- Women, Linda Winebrenner 411: Four Ill), F am 1731 ics - Men, Harold Russell Ill ; Team High G.a me- Pacers- Pacers our · Buckwheat Society Notes SRUH M. RIFE By Mn. Lyle B1ld~rson , The WUkesville Garden club and \irs. Robert Rife , 330; Harold Rwsell 51! ; Total SUNDAY NIGHT 1667; Won 1~. Lost J'h. The \ RIVER VIEW GARDEN CLUB met Feb. 2 with _Mrs A!v<~ and children Bobbie and SamWOMEN'S LEAGUE SpoUers - Ben Grindstaff 424 Mrs. Walter Brown was 1\os- Dtvautt . The meetmg was 1t1 mie of St. Albans, W. Va. spent 'charge of the president, Mrs !he w~ekend with his parents. Friendly Tavern - Blind 330; Barb Grindstaff 339; Virginia , tess to the Riverview Garden · Raymond Long ~1rs Clara \tr and Mrs. Charles Rife and C. Bachner 399 ; C. Van Meter Hoyt 41$; Art Hoyt 382: HandiClub ~or the Ja~uar y mf('nng. Phil\\ s led the devot~nnal pt'r- hi~ hnllhfr. Larr:v . also her mer 221 ; D Glaze 343; Blind 330; cap lOR : Total 1668 WM 1'~ , Devotional readmgs were by . p . "'rn w"a 1hH d. 48 T 1al 167t . Ed' s Lost 1~. of sub z, " lhrr., \1rs F.mma Williams of an 1cap : o Mrs. Fra nk Bise. A di scu.s~ 1 on 1od. ln spitembers d o Rt 1 were prt'"t'"nt Auto Trim - J G1lland 345 tias held on a sign to be erected ,e-r: 1en me . . ,. ~1 rs Rut 1an . . . K P't - Paul Kloes 410 ; at Riverview School Mr~ . Carl Slides wen• sho\'-n b . Mr Harold Rife of Middle- M Vmeyard 337: B. Murray Joeon Kloes 338. Charlsse Por lw \otrs .l<Jmes town. lnd sfW'"nt Saturday with l 418 , D. Acree 247 . L. Smith i ter 288 · Bl'll Por1er 4t9. Handi1 De\-"lult also Buckley and Mrs _ llarol d :-..as- ~ J· k, ,·, " ·na ra PlllliiPS 212 : Handicap 342 : Total 19tH . cap 3-3:· Total 1488; Won I, Losl sar will bt the hc~tesses lor .. c son . r . ~ ., hls parenls . Mr und Mrs Char·N . tie ,,·,ne ' was honort>d lor 2fi \('ars IJJ ... I Rife OthPrctinm'rgUf'F;I~on l KelthGobleFord-.H . Hand·lz Th F Ch ares I e ruan . ow IS J ' . • ('S . . . I . 237 I " . '55 · B Ad . e oursome Fb . . b '1rs "··rr•· l1!l:'t'tinas\ IWfi<'C! ath·ndnn cf'. Salurda\ Wf'l"t' Mr and Mrtii ey . ualtrum .• ' . - . b 37 Ll nd a w·me-. " . , .. ·It h• . . 2119 N Fl d 419 L Gil I Wme renner 4 To, was gn•er ~ I' , !hi J Osborne . Care of House Plants IThe Marrh mer[llmfgf ,. c Rav BrMks uf ('arpl"nltor. 0 , ams . : . ~y : . - brenner H8 . Gail Hovatter J13·: B 1with Mr~ -\mos ll ) Rt 1. more J5S: ,Han lCap ~: Total Richard Ho,'attt>r 4t8; Total were pre'>ented by )1rs. rown E . . B"r.oll is seriouslv \tr and J'.,.tr~ Bill Bowl"n of 11929. Crows Steak Houst! -L. tall. . W00 2 Lo 8 t t and Mrs Donald Myers. They mor~ •· · . .· d 293 11<10\l exnlained the care of foliage I ill in Holzer Hos~1Lal. !\'11 <; Toledo. Ohio spent thP week- i MrKinney 381 : R. Edwar s ~ · ' ·J B _1 ~"' . 1 ed Bishop is wllh him. t•nd with his mother. Mrs. Fre- ~ P. Roush 346 : G. Hovatter 362;1 Pace["_s Four~ oe atcy 1nd flower! and also diSIJ ay ! Mrs. Leona Davis ;md Anna da Howen and grandmother, s . Par!ons 354: Handi cap 273; 473; ~1ldred Ba1lf'y 413 : ~IS Wllkesvlllt ••ae" ...,,. .... BY Mr. a ' "I just ~ave to g1ve up chasing Dodge Darts ... too tiring. For a changa, I'd rather nda in one. "I.ike that Oan GT... with all-vinyl bucket seats. padded dash. carpeting ..•, the works. It's so sporly I'm sure sha'll notice it. \ "But I'm not taking any chances." I I L----------.J FALSE TEETH I I I CHASE HARDWARE Dan. the fam1ly-~11e c6mpact. 111 inth whnlbase. Sound b1g? It is. 81g. roomy and comfonsble. More trurlk spac!!. too. Your cho 1cs olllconom,cal Si~n or qu1ck V8's. And thsre·s a linle compact price in the rear window of every one. 1J5 Dodge Dart --o~ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Middleport; 0. Mill & Second Streels -----·WATCH "TH! 801 HOPE SHOW," NIIC -TV. CHICK YOUR LOCAL I.ISTING. - - - - - - - -~-- ~- -~- -- ----- -· -~- '• ---------- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jon.. 1 are OMOunclnS the birth of a daughter, Patrlc1a Arm, born I 1 I, Mr. and Mn. Melgo Benedum 1 havo rtlumed home aner spendbig lha past week with Mr. and Mra. Charlet Valentine of I I i I I Parkersburg. I John Deeter of Coolville vistted. recently with Mr. and Mrs. 1 I SEE THE DAILY SENTINEL Floyd BarrlnSer and Lori. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker and Steve of Coolville visited , Sunday wlth Mr. and Mro. Clarence Baker and lamlly. Mr. and Mra. Hobart Smelley of Chester spent an evf'nlng re· ' eeotly with Mr. and Mrs. George Raed. Mr. and Mro. Winnie Bailey . and Lucy Barringer visill!d Zona Lee at the St. Joseph Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. IAren Benedum I Ella a.mbJrt of Pomeroy and Clayson Jobnloll of Hebron wert : 9iliting recent1J with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl DWon. . .- Mrs. Flossie Petty spent Sat- ~ ....,Y with Mr. and Mro. Clareaee Baker and family. JIOVR)lON IEE'fOTALER BOURBON, Mo. (UPII -The . Jleo. Howerd Priest is a Baptist m!Dister in tbe city of Bourbon. He baa baptized about 20 Bour-1 ~nm&mm.m~~~h~eJI_ , lllooul - year •lo. 1 3000 StUdentS Throw Rocks, I J k at Emb I. ELECTRIC 1 34 Die when Plane Crashes 1 i 1 I China Claims Edward R. Dunn. Clinton, Conn., second officer Dollilas G. Mitchell, Chappaqua, N. Y., and stew· ardesses Linda Lord, Woburn. Mas1., and Judy Durkin, Wina throp, Mass. The Coast Guard cutter Mac· kinac which arrived at the scene three hours after the crash described the area as ''like a war scene - bits and pieces b o d i ~ s everywhere.·' Pllme's I drnpped nares and an arn1ad••l of small craft scanned water with searchlights as C.J<tsll Guard frogmen searched 65-foot water9 for tmrvivor9 . But there were none, though conditions were loit·lv I good for survival in a normal sea disaster. The ocean 1:hilly and choppy . but. the perature was in the breaking mid-50':;. Stan Humes of Freeport, N.Y. was !lne of the fi rst to the scene in his 20-[oot bont. He sald no one could survlved-"they were all apart." Another rescue boat, fishing ve:o~sel, pul1ed two edged women's blouses out the water with price tags atta ched. Army Ready To Repel U. S. TOKYO (UPJ) - Communist China said today lls army wa~ "in battle array" waiting for the United States to invade North Viet Nam. Peking said it would consider such action an 1 inva!lion of the Chine~t' mainland. l It wa111 the toushest Ch inese statement in a series which have bten issued since lhe U. S. and South Vietnamese ret:•!- I iatory air raids against North Viet Nam. UNREST IN SELMA ~ The. Rev. C. T. Vivian has a Today·s !hreat was pub,ltst1ed conversatiOn wtth She~1fi .11!'1. Clilrk of Dallas in .the Peking Peoples Daily, ~Ia ., ,after . Clar.k de~1ed V1v1a_n access to the the official government newspareglstrar s offtce. Clark IS named tn at least three per. It was addressed to Presigrowing out of his refusal to allow Ne,iroes to dent Johnson and the American people. I j His '65 Ford rides quieter .... than his Rolls~Royce Operating Fund Up Slightly In Middleport BACHELOR GIRL AGILON STRETCH HOSE MiddlepOrt Clerk Gone •'•1 Petite, Ann•• $}-00 January report Monday ohowed $10,801.71 ln an opetrat· l A CHAT IN PEKING - Before jetting to North Viet 1ndT•II ~~lng funds - other than I or Nam for a meeting with Ho Chi Minh, Soviet Premier highways and streets up Alexei Kosygin (left) had a short talk with Communist ofightly from the previous China's Chou En-lai in Peking. Photo and basic caption Middleport, 0. month. mllterial are from a Communist sou.:.;ce. Althou&h council never con;-.......ioiiiiiOiiiiiO.--....-........ •ened for lack ol a quorum, !ASY TERMS ... the report went to Mayor Lee ~mith and councUmea John YOUIIl I'UTURI II Ul" TO YOU Zerkle. Wayne Gibbons, and DON'T WAITI ITl Clifford Stumbo, the only ones flNIIM HIGH SC::HOOL AT HOMI IN YOUR llfA •• TIMI present. 111111 •••M •• &m•rlnn AMtl~mr Dl,tem• Grate's report ohowed a •eno~tll • Yotttlfntl • C•ll•l• lfr. •. FOR FRII DITAILI- WllliTI NOW llnnlng balan"" in January TODAY TO> FURNITURE fi0.«2.tll ln operalln& funds. AMIIIliCAN ACADIMV Drpt, .M.IIt 14CI WMt ll'IIINIIt lt., S!lrl.,.tflelcl, SH 2-4811 RulltltNI 0 All lunda ohowtd $35,635.11 Ohle ... . an nand II the end ol January, ADDitlll . 1wefled by .,,7'12.80 collected CITY . . .. . ... ITAU ...... tONI .••., "••1 T•s proMd tt. * Does tbi8- mean Ford no~· rival~; one f)f the world's IDOII wanietl tu11:ary cars? Hardly! But these tt!btli clo meo pletUy-- to you- if you're 'ihopplng for a popularprkell tar . T...,_ profc ford has ouf<l.tandinl! .;arength. dtlip. quality. Compare Ford, bl "«Y wa)t wlth everydJilag ia kl dUM .•• Fed Font's solid quality • J.OO% oew body-strongest e\ler on a Ford. • ~ frwne ••tWXIS out"' vibration. • Nt!wsuspenaion puts a big ultrasoft coil sprilll\11 tach whoel • lospe<t Font's luxorioll - LTO modelo • Docorator interiors. thick nylon carpeting. • Walnutlikc vinyl inserts on doors aod instrumcl"'l panel • Rtar-INt center arm rests, five a11h tr&yi\ (4-door hanhopll), pWded inltrument panel. and more. Rein: hi Fon1's ~p•clu. lateriel'l • s.epl-biock: Instrument panel, lowu trdnlmiH;oe hlU"'Jp, THE SHOE BOX a Janet were calling on Mr and Mrs. Roy Rollins and daUghter ol Mlddlepor1 . Friday. LOT·O·LITE eoststasllo.w I Joppa Society Notes va. The Jones also have a son. ·~ ° I Don't you take chances either ... get a sure thing. Get a Dan. 1 Feb. S at the Camden Clark Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. , and Mra. Pearl DUlon and Mrs. Mabel Joneo of Glenvllle, W. i 'Copt ers GI In vJet Nam prt1pPrly 1rith oatdotlr n,.,.u lighting! S Jy. Mrs. Ita 09born~ entertain~ the Birthday Club for January. Honored guests were Mrs. Helen Archer, Mrs. Frances Reed and Mrs. Helen Blake. Tests 0rdered I For Man Found Alive in West 1 1 -~-- 3 1 II 1 FOR TWO BIG DAYS FRIDAY &. SATURDAY ' FEBRUARY 12-13 ____ p.wssagt> idt"nt Pro Tern Theodore M. troduced . Senate Committee~, appc:!mted Gray , R~Plqw. . urged commit· Although liD floor aetion Wll only last week , have been si::Jw tee chamnen Monday l.o begtn contemplated. botb hot.MI wen in gettm& ttarted and ,t~s yet work Immediate!~· on tht r,Jore to hold brief business tesSlODI have h~ld no hearings. Pre:s.- than 40 Senate biils already in· at 1:30 p.m. as '3~~1iiionili! 1 l ed for Indefinite postponement. Dafly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. t, tte3-l vu-tually ktlhng any chance qf --- ---- by Reps. 1 -Appropriate $12,000 filr r• prflstdentlal year& Keith Jl.k- hab11itatmg World War I vtter· -Requrre lenders to furnish and Hurry ans and the "promotion of pa- ~ borrowers with cctnple~ .. I!X· all JlLpub- triolism." planation! of interest, charge~ number of tuberculO!IS lwlpltall full," Mrs. Weilenborn said. licans. - Require all local traffic sig· land other pertinent mrorrnatlon in the atate were tntroduoed The biJll• other aponsor. Rep. The present law prohibits the nals to conform to state :.~clfi· about the loan. Monday 81 the 108th General Bernlct MacKenzle, O.Canton, 1sale nf "any dru~. device or cations. Only Five BIDs Read)' Assembly returned from Its Mid the preaent sy11tem "is Nostrum" designed sole ly for - AHow the closing of COWlty The House Education Cumweekend vacation. wa11tlnC manpower, medical contracel)tive purposes. c•ourt houses on Saturday~ Jy a I m1ttee meets today to consider Committee action wa1 lo con· •ktll• and tax.ta: -• The bill would also mak~ it majority vute of county off•· a bill selling up the trimester ! inue in full awin1 today, but Blrdl Control lllue Raltu!!d · legal to dtstributt: inform"tion cit~ b. system in pubht· schools llouse Speaker Roatr Cloud In· The bill permittina: Hale of 1concernmg birth control. - Provide lor June primary Ithroughout the state. Tht sys:licated no floor action was ex· drup and device• designed pri· Otht!r bills introdul'ed l\1 •;n- £>1ections m presidential years , tern a !lows thre~ equal DL'fiJtls pected In that body until next marlly for preventing cqncep- day would: and Augu~t - ~~ries ...!.~. - ~o~- 1 ol_ in.slruction during the ye£~r, week. The Senate a\10 was ex· ~~--Iehmmatmg the lona; swnmer l 11r•t~l l't·l gt~ur pected to ateer clear of major vacation. oction lor another week . I The House Elecllons and fed ·' The .1 .25 minimum waee bUl l era\ Relations Committee was ""' Introduced by Senat> Min• to hear a bilf preventing mem:wily Leader Frank Klna, D· bers of the legislt~ture Irom . l'olado, and Sen. Charlel J. ' running for another offke beCarney, 0-Younl•town, both I fore his term exp~es, while the · ·1hor union officials. King is , ' House Highway Committee set :~res ident of the Ohlo AFL-CIO. ~ M HA N b (UP() _ T le- a hearing on . a bill d_esignatlng lt aetJ a flat fl.a5 minimum e A • e · e tht nrw Ohio 2 bndge over md aboUihel the pre.ent wap vision personality John Fritz Sandusky Bay as the Thom~s .cards which 11re empJwered to Johnson "':'8 :-~ ~cheduled to en- A. Edison Memorial Bridge . .et minimum wa1es in various ter a hos~Jtal today _for exh~us- Cloud said he hoped commit- I 1ndu•trln. ·~ live physJcal test_s In _the light tl!eS l'ould build up a backlog · ly MICHAEL T MALLOY ot evidence showmg h1m to be . · J P ropooo M•t cohoi· Tell · an Ohio man thought dead eilht u( approved b1lls bel ore lloor Other major measure! intro· SAIGON (UPI)- Commurust grou~d fire s~ot down artlon m lhe House bea:m::;. Tu :luced Monday would : lthr·ee _U.S. Army heltcopter.s. m ~~, adwn ~0 m!les east years. daLe, only five bills have 'oeen l - Require persons charged [ of Satgon today. One Amen<.an <.:I(Wman \\as kLlled and Joh~son, known to his Oma- l"eported oul of committees and with drunken driving to take an eight others were wounded. i ha fnends as '·Fritz." h~a de· two of them were recommend- ! ·dcohol teat or risk loslnK their j The helicoptct:s _were amon~ 51_ flying government 1 m~d he has any recollectiOn of ___ ----·~-- 1 1 . ' license ,troops into action agamst a guerrtlla tone. I belflg Lawrence Joseph Bader You get the con•enicnec of low-eo>t LOT-0-LITE r":7~c~ease st~to aid to large j Heavy fighting was reported on the ground . Viet. of Akron, Ohio. Bader was preaulumntically. too! LOT -O .. J..JTE look s~ ligbta likt' u ;chool districts with hi!!h tax namese paratroops lost nine men killed and 38 wounded. s_umed dr?w~ed on a Lake Erie ' ··a te9. Eiihteen enemy bodies were found, flshmg tnp m 1957. lie was de:-.trf"f' l li~ht. A photodft·tr1e N"ll turn" it on at du~k , The flghl ina• broke out soon dared legally dead when no . th t •·' 1 , " R - 311e C Sa..., I OGll gO• · D . · Jd b f d f hi ' offal dawn.. Lights up dark area8 pround garu~t·~. m I after the United St:lh!ti brought Wlult~ tlu:y w1•re ll';tvm~ D~n- · trace cou e oun o m. . d ·rnment dlstr lb utlon Iun 11:J , · . • . • • outbuildings, drivcwa)•s, patking loU!, outdoor lil-·:2. to $3 ill! th 1 ir, a bnttery of deadly Hawk <~ng, powerlul ll s_ A1r I• orcc , Johnson, an announcer on ' - Pr.ovl~ ~;r p:~n~:ln 1 ~otur ' anti-alrcraft missiles at Oanan". Super Saber and Thundcrchief ' station KETV in Omaha. under0 8SSY ing anti working areas all night long! 11'~ pt·rft•t·l for • .1 . 350 miles north of Saigon and ;et~ roa red of! the <:urport there went surgery lor removal of a 1 h 1 · I ( 1e e nspec ton . . enn:;1dcred . ~uburhun hometo~~ furms~ factories. hu~iJJ•'!-i~t'~. puh1 1umor beh.lnd an eye MOSCOW (UPll _ A n1llh 0 : a target for ma 11gnan . " n declared thf'm ready for' use wllJch 1s WelsPnuor Clara Rep. , , . . . 1 II H h 1 li.r- huildingtj;- any plat'c that Dif'"cds J>rHI(·•·tion and f lh 1'Biagainst po•sible air attucks by ltommun1st !:i<~botOJgl'. Am~rll·an e~s 1an nne year ago. e as 3000 Asian and Russi·m st•J0 r:_. Blytoln. co-sponsor.do e ld Communiiit pl·lotll mi!ila rv puli(·t·nwo with car- been married since 1962 to Nan- d~nt attacked the U 'Fruba~saff"l~· ufln dark! '\' ou make no in\'of'Joiltlu-nl in LOTtl:JSP ta measure sa1 It "" 1'" ' • · d z· Ch' d' I ·'· ' r •d l!e the curr~nt 21 TB hns· Aaticlpate Repriaals ~ines at Ihe ready provide cy Jm mer, a •cago ·~or_cee sy with rocks and ink bnttles 0-LITE. t'il ht•r. One low monthly ralt· irwtudt'l!i in. ~ d , Th The rockets wert placed tight sl'r·untv fnr ttw dPpl'nd- and fo rmer model. He da1ms today '" protest . 1 g-1 in~t An 1er l'ltall!l to "a ozen or lett•. I! · 11 t .. •· b 1 t 1 11 I · ' ' · ... tullution. muintot:·nance (including latup n•t•hu·f>. b r ir-1around the l>anani base on or• ent.l!. ~ las a !30 u e Y no reco ec- iran reprisal raids on Nortn I. alth directo_ r would e bequ rIders of PrealdeDt Johnson. MillFirst f)eJH'ndenlll Leave I lion" of llis former wife. Mr!l Iv·1 t Nam ltlt'nt) and •·l*·•·trif'ity. Order your LOT-0-I..ITE Ed to. determme the num er o . . . . . . 1,ou Ha dt'r or • · "-'Police !tood · d d II tary offiCials anticipated possl· By lute t11d;Jy th1· f1n;t 7B del Mary AKron . bv whiiP. ll·r TT' I "h totla\ from ~aur local Elf'ctri(' Company offic('. ta 1s nee e to care 1or a f llo d h d · f v·14?'t Nam 1 M r~.· Bader has four ch ildren •11shattered window~ • ' · .~:osp1 B . t a d ld e~tnct ~ b\e Communilt reprisals o w- per1 ents a 1P t m I he h~l;ld 1 pa 1tens n wou r h I ing two d.ays of US and Viet- One planeload of 22 left Saigon nne o[ whom was born four the co. 'he~----"--state subsidy to these os.' ' . , . h11 1 h - h b d d' lng. --·- _ nr.mese air str1kes agamsl. , for San I• rannsl'u and another i monl a ter e! us an IS· At least three pel'oons wen· North Vietnamese bases. ' planeln~d or J6 left D::~nang for 1~p~a~~d- m 1957 · --·~-; hurt in the hour-long demon· The Hawk has a r-an~e of 20 I Hong 1\un,;. . , . ~!ration. American corres,,ond· 1miles and eun hit target s as The battle in which the Amer- sa•d the ftrst hell c?pter crashed Ient Adam Clymer of th;: Bait I· 1 \\ould like mur;: iui"ormation about "LOT-0-I.ITE lNSTALL\TTO~" I high as 50.000 feeL • lean helicopters were hit was a~d burned early In the attack, more Sun said he was ~(·i11ell: 1n Saigon the first of more I m the Bing ( ;ta regia~ w~ere ka\llng a crewman and injuring 1by lhe demonstra1ors. than 1,800 American women] more than a thousand V1el tong l.wo. Other helicopters. re!lcued . Another newsmiln , ;JN!lar~ N<-~mf' ~~~~ !Continued From Page 1) ;.nd children ordered iu leave rebels battled government the ~ounded men. Six more l Ullman, or Agf'nce Fnmrr Address _ 11 ersity, and Marcia Childress, South VietNam because of the Itroops for a week e~rlier this Amencans w~re wounded when Presse. was cut near the ,.,."-' 1 n o( Richmond, Va., who was military crisis left for the Unit· year and dealt them their worst two other helicopters were hit. ] by a fly ing object. An Asian I '.1iss William & Mary in her ed States. There were few defeat of the war. They also ~ere rescued under student was seen w1th blond I Bus PhonL· _ _ --~Phonf' City senior term at that college la9t1"'::•::"::·_ _ __________M:.:.:a::J-_:.:_R.:.ob.:.•:.:r_t_W _:.:_ . _H_e_u_;_b_n_•r_,,_34. the protection of. roeket .. and · streaming down his fa ce )l•ar. mach~~egun • equipptd gunThe demonstrations followed M11il To: Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., 215 N. Front St., Shlps I ~tern Soviet warmngs t';nt [·- - - Attn: Residential Sale'5 Columbus 15, Ohio Crew'• Tdentlflcatloa • • the U.S. reprisal ra1ds on "J q~tf\ vwt Namcould harm u. s.-soThe crew was Identified a~ " 1et relatwns. Capt. Frederick R. Carson, Huntington, N. Y., first officer u s. Loses I FURNITURE BAKER FURNITURE I ,. I FlEXSTEEL lesson ''Food Bu ing." Rr- , :'olum Bclz . hiS mothf'r, \1rs _ Myrtn R•fe and lreshments in keepin: with va\.1 \1r. and Mr.~. Herb Po~n and ~1sll-'1'. M.-s. ~'ay Wood also WEDNESDAY NIG HT entine'a Day were served _by Terc~a ~~d h•.s l_al_her, -~ran~;~~ ra !l_l'd nn h1s h~other, Mr. and MIXED LEAGUE ! Middleport, 0. Mrs. Nell Wilson, '1rs. u:~lan ·; ~onn rl ( rnt 1.. \I Sited _.n F_ Mrs . Charles Rife. . Aile Cul.s - l.oi:-1 Clerlond I 1-'ickens and '\1rs. Ruth Anne I Ida ~lth \-\r ~nd Mrs F'r.mk Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife, 327· ~om Clell<~nd 4911; Blind Balderso The March mel'ting l.'offrm 1Franc1s Ellene Ponnl. \1rs. Freda Bowen and Mr. ~·-~· ---~~ - __ _ ____ ___ _ will ~ ;ith 1\trs. '-'lyPrs. \1rs AdrJ Long, . ('olu~11hu~. (~eorgp Martin madl' a businesg News lttms Monday . 1Vl'lif'd recently w1th he1 son. Irip to PDmNoy on Long and family Larrv Rile spPnt \-londay eve-Mr. and Mr!. c.. Edd Hum - Ha!·ltwnd k d M Sa ~1·1rrs . d M f r ' hre were business visitors in ,,·lr an , rs . m ' . .-. ning wilh \lr . an rs. ~. '--' ·I ~lu~bus recently. Vinton. n relebrated th~1r a01h li<l[fman and ~on in Albany . '· d M F k 8 ,.. e vis- · weddmg ann ;vPr~ar y S1md:-t\·. -----~!ru. an rs. ran d r 1 11 1 We Re,air and Service All Mikes ited Mrs. Vesta Bise at thl' Severn! fnen s mm H're C<J · The South Pole recei ves hospital in Nelsonville Sunday . ed . more sunl 1ght in mid~ummer ' ,1 d M Don Coleman !\lrs. Kearney Ogd1n \'!S!ted ·than any place on earth, bul 95 e Plumbing Supplies & Service e Refrigeration Service ~/-raa::.ily 0~s.Columbus were ! ht>r son-m-law and daughter. IJ"-'I c<% 15 reflected I weekend uets of Mrs _ Helen I Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jones m CoeDemlng Waler Pumps •Appliance Repair Archer. g lumbus. fr~>m 1here they vtsl1· ' Don't Neqlect Sllpplnq I Mr. and \olr:o~ . James Atkins ed her brothP~. _LI;.~\r Fnlch·n ·~ 1m Akron who IS 1ll. COLEMAN HEATING & COOLING . .. are announcmg the 01rth of a , 1r and Mrs. Ronald Wells Do tal&e teeth ctrop .•11" or wob.ble son JP.ffrey James. · , when you u.lk, eat. lau11h or snee~~? 'r and M11l Marvl'n Marks were in Colu mbus on Sunday, nm!"t be Qn noycd an•'•s'TmEbEoTHrran~~ M• ' ·' · · · · hv ouch hanc11eu.pa · L 8 Batt ent Sunda~· eveVl~ltmg relatives. aikallne •non-acid) powdor toaprlu· . 1 on om, p . ' - ---klo> 011 your p~a.tes. keeps his~ teeth ' ning with Mrs Bess Larkins. . . mort: firm!~· ""t. Gives contl dl'nt !eel Harold Chase, Mgr. · I , Of the ape family the gonlla. 1n11 of &ecurlty amt added. comrort. Middleport Phone WY 2-2511 \oJr. Bnd Mrs. John Caa way . , ' Nugumm~ . 11 ooey.pl-8tytutPorreel· l Locust St. d son Loaan were recent chimpanzee, gibbon and orang- 1n 1. OH P'ASTEETR tod11y •t dml -- -- - - - · v1 Mrs. Carl ut~~n~ha~'~e~nt~o .. _____ _~1~a~i\s~ _ _ ·_-...-._ __ ... _ __ ~~~s1tors · 'of Mr. • and ' ..._~':"':'":"~n;_:•~":"~w~u:"~'~·-------~~:iiii::i"' Walton and family. \1r. and Mrs. Denve~ Weber and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr~o . Oscar Weber and daughter , Keno . Arthur Hetzer and son, Ed diP , Washington, W. Va., visitrd with the Hetzer • Btse fami ly Wednesday. Diana Larkins, Long Bottom. was Bn overnight guest of Jane WhilPheod. Norma Nichols, Columbus, .pent the weekend with her mother, Mary Nichols and fam - I ! / m: . lng .<:OLUMBUS (UPI)- IIIIa to 1 p~ll only. ltion ~Aoas introduct!d a SI.Z5 minimum wqe, On Dee. 31, 1964, we had Robert Holmes and il llow the ule of birth control 2,5e8 tuberr:ulosts hospital beds Namara of Columbus de\-·lce• and cut down on the which we:re only 56.t per cent V. Jump of Willard, cr~.:ate I 1 I I Assembly Gets Wage, Birth, TB Proposals "How much is that Dart in the window ...1" flow~ sUps. Refreshments were ,Ogdin called nn Mrs . MaudP \1rs _ Fay Woud and great grand- Total 2009. McEihmny 361 : K~n McElhinny , •erv HOMEMAKERS CLUB ~ Rawlins, Rutland. who is ill. mother , Mrs. Myrt<l Rife . I Forest RuDI- A. LHanW~Ing 490:1TotalG1737 . \\onN%.1Ul~ 1. 1 f the Thtv also called on Mr and Mrs. Sarah Rife and son 410 ·. S. Bartes me- Eveyn~li rocery- e1~ ar- 1 . The Februarv mt!e t mg o · flarold made a business trip brenner 391; B. Smith 409; P. ton 400: Bob Harton 4e5. Bob 1 Reedsville Long Bottom IMJ's. Jess Ne son. . . . . 1 1 11 342 H d Cl a held at The ilancakr suppu sponsor· to Pomerov on Saturda;. Ingel s 407; Handicap 165 Tcta Eblin 416 loa Howe an Homemakers ub w s ed bv the Presbytenan church \fir. BillY Vatel\a accompan- 2179. lo_la's Beauiy Sbo~ M. icap 42: Total 1691 Won 1, Lmn the ;J!~Jams- Bald~rs~;~ ~:~~ ~ ladleS to have bt>en held FPb . ied Mr. Hay Brook to Cabin Lehew 370 K Walker 289 . P. ,%. Tue 8) evemng. g I 5th has be~n postponed until C e k W Va Sunday evening Young 381: .1. Coodnlte 297; lr·=--------;;;-.-,. - -..--,_-.--._..... , 357 bers answered the roll cal.]Feb 12 at school lunch ruom, f r e.· v1sit with his mother P. LeJfhf'it 319 : H:mdicap ; Headquarters For PJans were d1scussed for ur a · · T t 1 2013 A hi t 0 The club Will , adults $1. children 50 tent s Mr ~. Jot> Vatella and other rel- o a .· ~1r. and Mrs. Em1l Sleffm ' at 1ves there . Ind . H_•g~ Gam~ - Sally Bar: 1 c eve~en . aJ~ ''Food." have, 8 dlspla)' - lan,-i son and famil y, Pennsyl- \tr GeorgeMartin spent . te!s 178 · nd. H•gh . - Naom• pres1dent appointed 8 comm11· . Floyd 419 · Team Htgh - For -~ t th d. 1 M Pauline 1 \· ~-nia wPre recent guests 11 1 Trursday afternoon wlth Mr. 1 • . LIVING ROOM tee or e ISP _a~, rs. hre Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ma jor I and Mrs _ t:harles Rife. ~ ~'~.t Run Blclf'k Co. 766. Team I Myers, Mrs. VIV~R Hump y, J1,1.r and Mrs. Kyril Betz \'lS· M.1 0 M Rife or Carpenter lllgh Series - Fore~t Run Block and Mrs Alene King Mrs. Walt· · · · ' C 2179 ' er Brow~ presented 'an interest. : ited his pare-nts. Mr . and \1 rs . ,0. spent friday afternoo~ with 0· · · ·. The ; I s.rt.. 1 - ~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ ..... !rom tbe 10wor relll/ils. The Geaeral P'und, object eoncem tile past year, otoed •AI\ ••l•ulltl•llll ... ' ' - ' - . l"'tiiiUIUIDfll PHON I ell'tl URolllr OhiO L••t . ,..,..,. . 16,28UI, up !rom 1\a belinalnS llatance of tl.lfl.'lt. .. ..... NO. ''''"""'I n , MU1. . r 1 A ... cl.tllrll lfUdV IChHII "om• ··~· ' o;l.:r>dir.a! urri ::l1t. "nd mort. l't-'t Ford·~ ne\'1 p•t"f('r • Hi2. new 2j;IQ. t·u 1n. v.x .1amhnd m XL's and I.TD'~• N~w B•~ Sl\ -- tuggl.'~! Si-' m anv car. lcst-dm·( a '.6S Ford! • Trunk hold~ f0 m "' -~ui1t' l ' *Lt-adlne uoustk"lli cuR."l!llanl ' C<:•ndo~trd 11' ~ 1, le t~hll:'h l"HH~ f'wb 500 Sedan. XI..• .,d I TO Hard111p~~ 11 ltla 289-cu.ID. V-i tlllll• ••d a u1om11 k" lrMINToi • .,itnl'i rode quiN>•r thu 1 • • Ruii~ - Royea. ((,• lui~ Tll.r!!e 11'~1~ were cM'tiHcd b•· !h<- I ' o,; _ \oJin C':l11b . Br-.t yM~r yet to go Fordl Test Orin: fotal Performance '65 FORD ......... KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 South Third St., Middleport, 0. ~ !:'::::=-~~~..,.,..,~~----~-~~·-'··----- ---"--.. -~ IM"•'t. Miss "Trial at Nurembur&" Tues., Feb. 16. 7:30 PM, WSAZ-TV Channel 3. hrouaht to you by your~ hiC �·- - -- - -- ~- - -- 2 SIGNS WANT AD .,..,...,... INFORMATION ....... . . P . Ill. DQ Bek>H MIIIHIQ' o.4l1De i:OO l"u.btkaUC. , A. If 1 ' CANCIL.I..ATJONS WW COBRJICTION8 1M -pted 1111.tfl i :OO & . Ill. rtw DU' o1 Puhllutloa ' I RJ:OULATJONI Tbe P'abll.toer ~~•• th1 rt1bl ' so ..:Ut or "''Ject 1111 ld1 d.-.ned oblectiOlllbll. EJT.nt •ho.Ud 1!1 reported -....dJit...U 1"111 publllhrr •W llOt be reiJH)n.sibl• tor QUALITY I Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ 1960 Rombler Classic 4 Dr. Station Wagon Locall)' owned and a nice well cared for car. 6 l'Yl . engme with new rlllgs. std . trans. , radio, healer, ~ood tires. Be1ce and brown f lmsh. Was $999 Reduced To $899 · Ton Cab and ch assJS Dual wheels, hea~·y duty springs, 4 speed trans . VS e-ngine, Was $895 Weekend Special $749 1958 more tbln ~· IDcc.n-..:1 lnMrtioL Ford 1 Telet'ision Re Vll e Contract for Architectural Services Let By Mason County Board of Education con- a request from the Clllton Ma- Halley, 11m Holsclao, Wanda tract for arclUtectural services sonic Lodge for the cornerstone Irons, William McWhorter, Jerof the William Frampton firm materials of the CJifton scttool ry Morris, Penelope Nichols and was awarded, subject to approv- when it is dismantled. '!'he Grace Woods. Teacbers hired Include Eua! of Prosecuting Attorney S. school iJ nearly 80 yn old and 1 D. Littlepage, at the regular nolonger used and cornerstone gene Conn, Wahama High, Unmeeting of the Mason County was laid for the school by the da Ranson, Pt. Pleasant Sr. Board of Education Monday Grand Lodge of West Virginia High, Kathleen Miller, Renderwhich placed a miniature en· son, John Miller and Elizabeth ® The contract ;, for prelim!· kef filled with papen .and will seymour, Pt. Pleasant Jr. High. · nary drawings of the complet- be returned to the Grand Lodge. SU~titlates hired were Lilly 41 c~.;nlm"u~ c:::. ~~~:..~~~ 011 ing of lhe Point Pleasant Jr . The Board approved the Faye Lanham and Lola Miller. a Cent• per word for ThTN COD· IV 1 I High ing of the followtng list of co- Janitors hired were Clyde HayIK\jtl l • UI.HrttOia h I th e ~ nd se-. es, Henderson schoo I and La ura so ""r Nn• Dl•~ount on p•ll' •111 -nd OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. The completion of the Junior op teac ers or ~~·.;··~~w1~sd•l• 061 ru,.auts , I High will include 10 class- mester: ~aries A. Adrian, Car- Roush, ~rade School. _ fgr IMl word min 1 POMEROY . OHIO rooms in each of the two new olyn Arntt, John Hoover, MlchThe rea1gnations of custtr 11 » lmum lt&cb 1ddmon1J word ll~ wings, a special education class- ~e ( Moun( , La,Vet a Ra y, Ph y1• d'Jarul Sandra Sh'1eJds and Bar8,30 "o~c~ a~-~uP "' Ddl,for Rent Business Services room. cafeteria , gym, auditor-I lls Sharp, Phyllis Spangler, l.al).. tow Pearson we~e accepted. l•turd•,--.!1 :10 A M lo n:OO nQQn ~-.· -~ _ • ium, stage, lockers for both nes Williamson , Joan ~ - Atkin- . The next meetmg of the board rr-s so &ASY APARTMENT . s rooms and WY 2-3243 Ls the phone to cal boys and girls . The new addi· , so~. Janet Eshenaur, Lmda Hoi- IS scheduled for Marcb 5 at?:usJ& P~RAJ'Ju~INO bath. shower and tub. 6."1 S. for Limestones, any size · tion will add approximately 45 ,. stem, Jean Judy, . EIJen 30 p.m. Present werre Superu; w A.NT "n 3rd St., Middleport. Phone Prompt dell very. Emmet W ' 940 squart! feet of floor space 1 Newcomb, Catl SOmerviLle Mil· tendent MOton Burdette, Ass t PHONE WY 2-2156 WY 2·2ti71 I !5 Uc Shuler, Contracting. and is hoped to be completed Jer, Robert Barrett, Barbara Superintendent Ralph Sayre and TRAILER LOTS _ rr~ sew· 1 29 tf• by January 1966 · Steele, Lynda Taylor, Carlisle Board members, Paul Wedge, age and water. Brown 's frail ~ Grveler, Phuabbl& ud / Mr. Framplo~ presented a Bowling, James Epling , . Bi11 Robert Adkins, H~rry Siders, Notice e r Park I State Approved\, HeatlaJ plan for insulation of cold pipes Fields, Orman Hall , Mtchael Earl Keefer and Bi11 Howard. Mblei'PIIe. 8ldl m the ground floor of Wahama Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY CHJCKEN Bar-8-Q, Satur'iay, 2_3324 . 1 IS ttc EDd yoar ~ewer trHbleS Jr. High , also installation of February 20. Pickup and - - - oatb We bve all .a. concealed water pipe and fire delivery service only. Coo- MOD~£RN 4 room ana M 1d· Sewer Macllbtel proof.ing of beams, at a <."Ost of taC't any Midd leport F'ir~;~man furnished apartment. ll.eaioaUie RMel $3J!H). The project was approv_for your order. . 2 9 lltp dleport. WY 1-31!'14. 9 II Uc CaD II'\' wrl4 Da7 at Nl•lltllcl ed. 7 A delegation from the Leon PT. PLEASANT - Bids were wall read by Councilman Ted RUG Weaving . WI 9-2826. THREE- BEDROOM bouse at HEA 'FlNG PI11111btn MaeDer PTA apbpeared ttothdiscushs hea t- opened for the sale of a Farm- Stevens showing the following· 2 S 30tp 1126 E. Main Sl. Phone WY 2· Fura ' "mg pro 1em a e sc oo.1 11 :..1 l9 1n tlg ted 7 -~-~~~~~~-· 3408. 2 4 6tc 08 a:::*!-~r:.:· was stated that temperatures all Cub tractor and a 1951 twtr auto accruen ves a ; AU'J'('MoBn.E •nsllrance beeD ._,~ .... went as low as 53 degrees in ton dump truck at the regular drivers involved arrested, 4; (' f th p ·nt PI. easan!" parking meter tickets Issued' - ROOM apartment and bath - - . Pb01111 WY z.aca. cancelled' 1.ost vour opera· 5 --, some classes. The group was mee mg 0 . e 01 'I ZO tie Ct'ty Counctl Monday ntght 228,· unlawful parkmg' tickets, unfurnishd All utilities furtor'l Ucente? CaD Wl' S.2916 advised that the matter was · • nished. Upstairs above Dr. .t.IJ(.'TIOIIEEJI F 11 · the d' g of J% 33; warning tickets Issued, 4; lllttc Donovan 's ofice Phone WY now being t~ken .care of. Low b'd o owmg 'I tredea mto award road law arrests 18 · other mill~.,-~~-:-.,-~~~64 CampleCII 8& tk:e degree readmgs m the Mason I s, COWlCI vo ' ' . Bv 2-3046 or WY 2-20 . C.W and New Haven school were al· the equipment t.t the highest demeanor arrestls 1DCiuding36· W d T ante 0 y I 12 tic - . . _ • C.t,e ted bidders wllo were Wahama Ath- drunks, 18; Iota arrests, , TO HUNTJ<:RS and Trappers. A. C. BRADFORD ~nr::~ ~atters the board letlc Boosters Association wlth total hours worked by city po' wanted : 200 fox tiLes, red, For Sale RadDe. Olda Vf'ted to start procedme to se- a bid of $356.75 for the tractor lice for tbe month, 960 hours. PT. PLEASANT - Appalach~ a1 was the second reduction fn. $ISO, gray , $! 25 . Leave feet ·· -I II. Uc ew-e money by selling bonds and J. L. Watterson with a bid The city announced tbe pura ian Power Company announced itiated in the past 10 months 19111 PLYMOUTH Fury , ~hit~ ! INCOME TAX service. Vtctor! as authorized in tlle recent levy of $179 for the truck. The bids chase of a mucb needed Case today that It bas filed with the and these two reductiona w!11 on hJdes. Must be good clean j hides. Top price .or all your convertible wi~? 00 st a~ tar E. Gaul, Chester Ohio. Phon I. call, explore possibilities of oft- ranged from lows of $75 for the No 1000 bulldozer for the sum West Virginia Public Service bring to about $361,000' the total furs Bill Bailey m Reedsville i~an~;isswn·d ,(l t d('n_m I ~~ - 985~2402 after 5 'p. m. curing a trade school for Mas- tractor and low of $50 for the of .$12 000 after study by com- Commission for permission to amount of annual savings for Ohi~. _ _ ~ r ou const er ra •;·I~. · 30tp : on County and provide person- truck to the high figure ac- mitee 'composed of Charles reduce its rates for electric ser~ Appalachian customers iJ: 1 1 2 6 61 \1 Y 2·311'1. 31 ~~~~~~~- - . P 1 . -- - nel to work with Ute adminis- cepted by the oouncll. Fowler, Arlin Hall and Tommy vice by a total of almost f249.- West Virginia." ANTIQUE furniture, AlAddin ' 100 JOINTS :Y4 iron pipe,- for INS~~~E~AX se;::ce, Jo:- trator wbo will help develop Council voted to give I notice Holland. 1m m West · Virginia. OjFurthermore, it ts our In500 lamp and old iron pieces, mar- sale. ae a foot. C. R. Jordan, ency ~ Cur~nC: . ~ human resoW'ces i nMason Coun- of ab~donment ofthsevHeral ~~~ Ray Stewart of the Stewart w:de ~~e:t~:uc~: tention to propose even further 01 ble topped piece, Mrs. How· Salem Sr., Rutland, Ohio, . 'Middlm rt.' 08 ty under the ollice of employ- leys mvolved in e ous.u't!i tB · th · f -' t 1 it ard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., 2 9 -1tp mg. epo ment opportunity act. Development project now und- Equipment Company, Cbarles- rendered on and after April 1. cu m e price_~ ~ec. rc _Y Pomeroy, WY 2·5262. -- - - - - - · 1 20 tfa Gradua.tion activities o( Wa- er construction including the ton, had on display a hydraulic- The bulk of the savings would 88 new 0 ~~~wnhe~ &rlse Jn 2 3 tfc Use our elliclent Carpet Sham· ·--~ h d Ha H' h Sch l alley from Decatur Street be- packer truck with a 20 cubic go to residential CtlStomers. the future, Gllls satd. pooer FREE With purchase MAJOR Medical Health Piau ama an nnan lg , oo d ·t Th H dro-E , capao Y· e Y asy Joe P. Gills, vtee president In the new pr~•l Appal. HOG <dressed l, zrJ0-300 tbs. or of Hluf' Lustrt! Carpet Sham- non • cancellable guaranted were approved as follows: Han- tween First and Second Streets; yer p k truck d tr t ~ ·d renewable. Pays 'too per cent' nan Baccalaureate May 23, 16 foot alley from Wa1nut to ac er was emoos a· and general manager of Appal.. achian plans new lower domes. wh a t ha ve you. Ph one WY 2- • poo. Baker Furniture, M1 · ed gul garbage pickurw ach. p id "T h ••28 2 of Medical bills, over n- class day May 24 at 2 p.m. and Decat1ll' and 12 foot alley atart-_on re ar . . ~".. tan ower, sa , e tic service rates, a drop in "'-' . 4 Btc die port. 1 9 6Lc ..,_ Fr1da Y.and Saturday m the city · proposed ed cti · ductible. Call Jim Johnson graduation May 25 at 8 p.m.; ing mid Decatur Street and in~ r u ons are m rates for total electric bomP S'TANDING Timber . Top cash KIRB-YSWEEPER, A-1 c~ndi· WY 2.2903 for informa!,t'!!.t \,Y.ahama baccalureate My tersecting the gravel alley. The prlce of the truck quoted keeping with Ap~alachian's phU- customers and changes 1n its priN! paid Marion Reynolds. tion, power polisher, buffer, lll.,llfC~ ~ and graduation May 24. The police report f()r. the by Stewart was $8150. osophy of low~~' ita rates at commercial tariff. included. $36.56, balance due. 1\telgler Bnlldbt , Point Pleasant High ochool monUt of January submllted by Counellman Holland moved ev.~ry. opportumty. Of the ..,, 9 0110 in annual oav· Coolville, Ohio. Rt 3. Call 1 1 · after 4 o'clock, 667·35113. WY 2·3862. 2 5 5tc h B8uil""''P) ..'V activllies were not approved City Plicto Chief D. J. Gilbert that a committee he appointed ThiS 19 the fonrth year in . . ; t '•I • OliO ld 111 tfc ~· · -- oew omes. t m,~ and board ed " . . the past five 1n whicl. Appal· mgs, auuu " ?.,., wou BC . . SINGER round bobbin portable. ens, storm windows, ~u,m- 1 the request a "'" to get competiltve prices of achian has reduced some o! its to residential customers in --------Sews perfectly, like new, inurn aiding. Call Guy Nei&- ! 'tldule be re-submttted. The other garbage trucks, atudy the rates," Gllls poinled out He Weot Virginia. Savlngi to .;,m. Help Wanted $29.95. WY 2-31162. ier, Racine, Ohio. • board ordered the permanent spacilicaiions, and report to added that the current ro mercia! customers would a2 5 5tc Z9 tic suspenston o! Tommy Mayes, the council. The commltt"" ap::;:::::::::::::::p::poo-: mount to f'/5,0110 annually. 12 CONTACT: Juvenile Judge, ~ SINGER, sews lik_e _n-ew- .- Equip19, • student at Point Pleasant poinled wao James Craddock, !rom ped to zig zag, buttonhole, B ' Se High. He il to stay away from chalm\.an, Louis Rossi and In addition, Appalachlsn has Pomeroy, WY 2-311116 usrness rvices the school grouuds. Charles Cottrill. filed with tha Public Service 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. fancy design with insert Woman or man and wife, 45 cams. Guaranteed. $37.6~. WILSON & Son's Wash on Other actions were to grant ffiOr 3 The eity financial report for c:u:::!ss~n ~si::: ~~ years or over to live in and wv 2-3862. 2 5 5tc Page Street, Middleport. the three departments for the lectri lectrl lly h t d take care of a family of ~ to - ~- Call WY ·2-5212. 2-6-JOtc fS. OfwOtf PT. PLEASANT _ The aD· month of January -~wed the Gauge readings - GallipaUs e c e ca ea e mink DUV .schools m West Virginia 'Ill 1 N~W autumn haze ~oy;~a::om 12 years2-~~~~ stole. See: Mrs. Virgil Carl, nuai Inspection of the Mason fnilowing balances on January dam, 17.9, 28.7 running 92 feet proposed reducfo would' e Auto Sales WI County jail hao been complet· 31, 1!165. City, 111,423.7ll; Water 00 rollers, Pomeroy • Mason It ' . ~n rr Rt 2. Pomeroy on Kingsburg ~ANTED housekeeper to live [ y z. 2t .~ . -ed by the committee compoo- Works, $41,1193.75 plus $34,000 tn 2li.93, Pt. Pleasant 27.68, llinlon su '"savmgs approximate Y in. Phone WY 2·26116. I Hd. orPh. w - ~356__: H _P FORD, 1955 Sedan, $50. Call ed of Dr. Dan Glasollltlll, Mrs. state oinking bmd; Sewage Dis- 6:06 Kanawha Falls 12.27, Char· $27,0110 per year to some I 'I . WY-:1-2720. 2+3tc, Mrs. Jamea Clatworthy was Lonnie Safford and Mrs. Ed· posal, $59,997.116 plus $34,000 .in leat.tn 27.68, London was run. schools m West Virginia, A 2 3 tf -~~~~~~~~c I BEST PRICES ON International tandem -drive I guest of honor at a ourprise ward Ryan appointed by the stale oinklng fund. ning 23 feet, Marmet 28 feet protest bas. been filed agains' I truck wiUt twent foot lo • I btrUtday dinner and party on Mason County Circuit Court and . . and Winfield dam 32 feet. The the mslttulton of this reduction. u.s. Ctvlt S.••k• Toots! I ging rack $650 ~ord o:e l Sunday evening at the home of the following 1telll9 were cited _Altendii!S were Major Virgtl Ohio and Kanawha Rivers were ":"d the Public Servtce ConurusMeo-wam•n II l.od '"''• 8"ur• to~t~• . ton truck' good, otak bed her daughter and son-in-law, with reoommendationl that Elll Siders, City Clerk Mrs. A.. E. rising at all points. 5100 has set a publla hearing lllab P•, SDo'l'l bnun AdvanremW~t e , Mr and Mrs Theo Neutzlina . ti Thomas, Attorney C. J. Hyer lor March 3, 1965. ~~:.:_nd~~:. '::,.~,::~ P;::~;;:.,~ 670 X 15 16.60 $395, Wlllys four wheel drive St Mid~l1 be g1veu atten on and councilmen James Crad- Boat movemeatl: 1 =~~~~ "'~!':n~=!:~·, Nylon Bl•ckw•ll Tub:~~P~ o/4 ton .stake ~ruck, $650: Bill The "honored e:U~t received (I) Food Handler'll card ex- dock, J. S. ~an, Louis Ros-- Oldo JUver- Susan Lane up wnte tndQ .....1"' "•m•. 1dttr•• •nd I ~wm, 6 miles from Wilke• a large decorated birthday cake pired; (2) Uncovered food in si, Tom Reynolds, Charles 14, 2 a. m.; Reliable down 17, f!:!,~o .!lern~ Ba:. dGS-. Pomero, j ttSUPER SERVICE ville. 2 3 etc and many other nice guts . utility cabinet and refrigerator: Cottrill, Charles F<lWler, Arlin 7 a. m.; Indiana down 1'1, T:05 lbU:P &entlnet Pomeroy Ohio STATION The Rambler Present were Mrs. Clatwor- (3) Kitchen and store room Hall, Tom HoUand and Ted a. m.; Jefferson down 17, 7:20 Jack w Carsey World Sc.Ddard of 8omplcl thy, her daughter and son-in· needs scrubbing and cleaMed; Stevens. a. m.; Luther Herdman up 18, MALE: S3 or more per hnur on permanent route work with Mgr. wv 1·9932 Eu:elleuee law, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long (4) Cell l>lock11 and Bull pen 5:40 a. m.; Little George up 18, advancement opportunities. Big ear rvcun. rtd. ud ,_. and J()yce and Jan; her sons ()D grota~d floor satisfactory; 5:40a. m.; C. V. Hamer up 19, Write B. Baughman, P 0 . . coal tormauce, SmaD ear eCOAOIIIJl and daughters-in-law, Mr. and <5) Main floor, To~ rack oeedSprintr~ 6:10 a. m.; Southern down 20 •. Box 126, Grove City Ohio LUMP and nm of mmo Co and IIWitlgerabiUIJ Mrs. J 8111. . Clatworthy and ed in one cell, lack of good C"' . 6:25 a. m.; Jellboat up 21, 3;20 Allle Price to James !. Mid• 28-3tp ~;g:"~~ .• G:!:~:~~al See Twila, and Mr. and Mro. Hen- bmO<ekeepin& methods tn cell a.m.; George Prtee up 21, 4:15 clleswart, Zana Mlddleswart, 6 ---~~~~~-~ Uc Metntpolita MOIII<I ry Clatworthy and sammy, Sat~block, bull pen eonditioo satisO a.m.; OVEC down 22, 6 a.m.; acres, Lebanon. 12 4 Insurance E. MaiD Streel. Pomoroy dra aud Jimmy; Mrs. James factory; (6) Second nnor, Cell Zimmer down 22, 8:40 a. m.; William Basham, dec. to Ma· ONE CHORD organ, like new, Pboao WY Will Neutziing, Miss Sue Ann Neutz. block and bull pen needs paintJohn J. Rowe up 23, a.m.; ry E. Basham, William H. Ba· PHOTO Copytng Service. Cop $50 ; One upright piano $20. 1 22 tie ling, Mrs. Albert Ebersbach, ed and cleaned, housekeeping Sunday School attendance Christy up 23, 6:35 a. m.; AI- sham, Jameo Basham, Shemwt 1e!! made of legal papers, Phone evenings WY ~147. Miss Brenda Brown and Mr. methods need improving; ('/) for Jan. 31st wao 'IS. Tho olfar- ton Zepbyr down Greenup 7:15 Basham, Carl Basham, Bessie birttl records and almost any 2 8 3tp and Mrs. Neutzling. Juvenile quarters, no soap or lDg wu $32.74. p. m.; EUsha Woods down Florcarrl, Pansy OWens, Louise USED Army field jackets, Air R b . towel in section. Pins 1M perfect attendance Greenup 11:20 p. m.; J. Ley- Cross, Myrtle Jeffrey, Affid. for other documents Reuter IDsoraac<, Pomeroy Corps coY<ralis, pants and 0 ert Reynolds 18 . to Rock . Springs ltlethodlst Sun- Is down Greenup 9::W p. m.; Trans., Rutland. · 9 ' ttc I shirts. Carl Chevalier, Long Held to Grand Ju .Summary: Comnntloe ompha· day ttebool were awarded Jan. EoiiO West Virginls dnwn Green- Wllllam Basham, Patrlcla Ba· CUSTOM butchertn1 and cut ! Bottom. 2-&-311tp JOB 0 T. PLEASANT sned ~hove findings were de- 31 to lbe following: up 3:40 a. m.; Northern down sham, James Basham, Faye Ba• Ung. Phil Meier, Phone WY A-USED . Philco refrigerator in Ray Reynolds, Mason, was held ficlenc•es .that were ~ Gloria Buck, one Y'!"; Rog- Greellllp 5 a. m.; H. E. Bowles sham, Corl Basham, -~·FJo. Wiil~ 12 9 Uc good condition, reasonably to the grand jury on the charge are 'of mmor eoaence. er Partlow, 3 years; Diana Wy- up Greenup 6:30 a. m.; Nation- earrl, Mike Floocarl, Jameo priced. Call Coolville 667~3608 of receiving atolen property ciUSlOD the th~bo~~: : ersmiller, J years: SUsan Plllt- at down Greenup 7:40 a. m.: ens, Pansy OWeos, Louise O'o!s anytime. 2-i-3tc .,.,. PLEASANT Th U I when arraigned before Justice ports that ~ IDHpe n low, t yean; Judy Racllord, 0. f'. SheBCer down Meltlahl, Melvin Cross, Myrtle Jeffrey: For Rent ,e . n t- of Peace A. M. Goodwin. Rey- jail wao sat actory. 4 yean; Elmer Batley, 4 yean 2 p. m.; Ravenswood up Me~ Harold Jeffrey, Mary E. Bash· • •· Livestock ed Church Women o Counctl ts nolds posted bond in tha sum Mary Radford, 6 yean Donnt dahl 3:25 p. m.; Ann Brent up am to Sherman Basham, Don> f ROOM apartmen~ partly ::--=~ - ·- · . formulating plans for ceiebra- of $1,500 for his appearance. Partlow, S )'<!tiTS; Betly r-. Meldabl 5:15 p. m.; Oreo up !by Basham, I tl<N, Rutland. furnished in Pomeroy. PhOne Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veterln· !ton~ the World Day of Proy- Others arraigned beforo Goocf. ard,l yean; Bllly Radlonl, I Meldabl 11;05 p. m.: Staats, to George WY 2-3117. 2 I 3tp arl28Jan, Wiargehinand smaStll animRaalB. er Frldtheay,PrMarbcb 5. at C'l:h30urcbp. win were Mr. and Mrs. Leonyears; Connie Radfard, 7 years; Jane up/ Meldahl 1:45 a. m.; Staab,. Peii!Y Slaato, Lot, ~ as gton ., Vent> m '" es. ytenan . ard Lee Maoon County fined Ollie Clark, 7 yearo; Sherrie llarrietl M. down llleldahl 2:30 ton. wb' Va. DailPbone 273-4271. IConcunellal Untted Church Wo- $.'1 and .;,.Is non. at..;.w..c. Blaekoton, • years; Eddie Ab- a. m.; Louistano up Meldahl Jameo Criswell, Claro Arm ~ ours, Y 4 to 6 p. mens . Is composed of ot children ~ ochool· Mrs Bonbolt, 8 years; Kathy Abbott, 9 3:45 a. m.; Buckeye State down Criswell to Paul Adam 11 f1 lfo 3651. m. I 26 tie representativeo from the eight . H M 'c · yearo; Amoo Leonard, 10 yearo; Meldahi t:35 a. m.; Valley Virginia Scott Lot u,• ..,_,;. 3 ROOM apartme t N. 1 local churches forming the me arper, ason ounty, 13 M A11101 Leonard It Tr ' ' · -....·~ . n· tee Y Farm Machinery and costs, non-attendance; Em"· • years; anoporler down Meldahl H5 Jesoie E. Sanobury to ()arllf. 1 furntshed, hardwood floors, ~~Counc I. II L Hollman Rt I Pt PieaoMrs. WitHam Gruetter, II yean, a. m. Platter Kay Platter Loli Midautomatic beat, large clos- AT THIS data 1 have on hand Officers for the new year of ant · 110 and' ~ ~ ro PT. PLEASANT - City pol- and Edgar Abbot!, Ga!Ilpolls Dam- Semel down clleport: ' ' · ets, private bath and ~ivate 45 used farm tractora and the Council and the church rep- as;i and Gordon' Balr. : : lee JnvesUga~ •. two vehicle Mr. !llld Mrs. Dale Hubbard 2:50 p. m.; Lady Roaemary ~E. ~,DorolheiJ ANI> entrance. UWtltes furntshed. several ndmg garden tract- rese~ted mclude Mrs. 0. A. ~shto~ I!O and costa assin' accident resulttng m one injury of Waohlngton, D. C. · apent the down 4:45 p. m.; Drlenian down tin Homer Pljlllipa, Jlio!ipblne WY 2-3200. Z.Z.Uc ors. Most anything needed on StntUt, ~restdent, EUB Church; sto school bus ' P g and an estimated $600 damages. weekend with her parets, Mr. 10:15 p. m.; Philip Sporn down Pbllllpl, 2Sji.IW acres, ~~a~em: THREE ROOM- funnsbed apart- the farm. Bill Goodwin, 6 Mrs. Wtlliam Crwckshanks, lst P ___ _ ·_ The accident oceurred Mon- and Mrs. Pearl Hoberla. 12:10 a.m.; Eaotern up 1:15 a. Alfred Sapp, J08Illlll Sapp to .ment with bath for couple. miles !rom Wilkesvllle. vice president, Presbytenan ASK TO WED day at 8:50 p. m at the inter· Ronald Bearhs Itt confined to m.; A. J. Patten do'IVII 1:35 a. Earl B. Moll8lllall, Ruby M. I 3 6lc Church; Mr;. Frank Seh?lz. 2nd PT. PLEASANT -.Four cou- section of 2Srd Street and Jef. Holzer Hospital with a 'broken m.; PegiiY Downey down 2:40 Mosaman, .II, Salisbury. : . Utilities furnished. Phone WY 2-M 35 in Middleport. 212 S. vtce president, St. Peter 1 Luth- pies have made apphcattons for I ferson Blvd. involving two ankle, -alned in a fall on a. m.; Kentuckian up 5 1 , m.; J. Kelley, dee., to llolilna , Fi!Ut Ave. liB Uc Real Estate For Sale eran Church; Mrs .. Arnett marriage licenses in the office ! northbound vehicles, oM drlv· the Ice at hll homa Monday Cruclbleup5:20a. m.; !.yon B. Fey, Cert. for Trano., ~II'OR SALE-Middii!IIOTI'a ~ Roush, 3rd vice prestdent, Bell- of the County Clerk. en by Carl W. (Buck) Fruth, marnin&. dqwn 7 a. m. · ·• · 5 room and batlt apartmeDt est bulldbtg looated 1152 N meade EUB Church; Mrs. Bess Applying were: Gilbert l(eiUt 51 Pt. Pleasant, yhieb was Kanawha River - Allen R. Pleuant VaDer 11G1f11ttJ in Pomeroy. Pbone WY 2-3319. Second Str~ Middleport. B. Moore, treasurer, Baptist Smith,. 21, Gallipolis, Obio, and attempting to amke a left 011,-RICH Merrill down Marmet 4:10 p, ADMI'ITED - 111'1. ~ ===:-:--~-12 li tie Pr1cad lot qDlck ooale. II> Church; Mrs. Raeae Nott, ~ec. Naomt Mae Crump, 19, Pt. turn and wao stuck by a car SACRAMENTO, Colli. (UP!) m.; Beaver up Marmet 5:50 a. Vansickle, Gnlllpolla; ,q\i~., TRAD..ER loll lor reni~ qulro 11 Ob!o Hotel. retary. St. Paul Methodist Pleasant; Richard Lee Puilin, driven by Cbarlea Luther Me- :- 'rile Wilmington oll liet.i off m.; Thelma Ann up Marmet, Planll, Lo)on; IIO!r!IN '<'~ :; kl Lalllldrymot and ttebools Mrs: Dnddee Foran, preu and 22, Tornado, and Pew Joa.me Guire, 23, GalllpollJ. Long Beach, CaUl., hao become 7:55 a. m.; Solvay. up Marmet Jackoon, Ohio: ~· ~' \ Valley 141 m.,., a. SUpply Com- FARM 82 A. ou bard road, r~ pubHclty chairman, Cllrlst Moore, 27, Pt. PleaSIIIlt; Dll' Fruth wao treated al Pleaa- the second in the nation to pro- 7 a. m; Helen up Wlnlleltl er, PI, Ple~~W~L · · ·-' pony, Middleport. J.N.tlc buDding llteo, old boWie and EJilscopal Church; Mrs. John roll Ray Neloon, 18, Columbus, ant Valley Hospital for minor ~ more thaD 1 billion bar- 12:40 a. m. · DISCHARGED _ barn, \!o miDoral. Leaded. Blankanahlp, magazine subscrtp- and Linda Kay Pattets011, If, Injures to the left forehead relo of oll according to t be llrnlltars and dau~;;-\iiji''''. 'I'HHEB and 1ror nto'l>lurnt•l» Homer Smith, Star Rl. No.[tlon ebr., Trinity Clturch; Mrs. ' Rutiand; Clllfonl Wayne Barn- and 1ef1 shoulder. ~enl o1 Conserva- Los ilngelea' pervading Obio. · ed • .,........ . . . a -1101 Zll, Ripley, W. Va. Richard Tatterson, program 1et4 24, Letart, and Dorolby McGuire wu oiled for lm·ltlon. The fll'lt In the nation was[dtm<ing Ught makoti IUIIII&sa- BIRTH - Mr. aJid· WY Mill JJ I lie 1·2i-3lllp cltr., PresbJterlaa Church. Mario llot11b, 32, ~ j1fUpef pass1111 tha Eaol to almOII !DIIidalorlr lltore. llort Stulla-• .' - . a ;~~ec~; ror w~~ ~emce PomP.rov I.Aotor Co. hir- 1 Le:art I -========== Wahama Athletic Boosters Successful Tractor Bidder =- DA ll y car· :0 M" M CJ hy F Wfs f: ?' Is Honored •th ' 5urptlse • parfy SnOW TireS 'I . • ,.:*.::-!. 1 1' Ash Property Transfers Rock SOCie , ty N les - ,,50 Connei} PIans Ce}ebrat' £ s. 2berl Day of Prayer --- --- ~~!. ~ ~~;n~:: ~~ 0~ !: o... Carl Fruthis W k Hurt in rec T~e a... c. c w. On 2Jrd Street w pe.j s. I I z. iatate Texas..... " Scvlt! BOSTON mPl) _ Beacon Hlll site of the Ma1sachusett1 other , ,_.....__ State House, had five name-s before it was given ita present namt. - Sentry Hill, ,..._., .., GOOGlE Md SNUI'fT u.r...--.. Cotton Hill. We.!lt Hill, Copley'J •-:::::=:::=::::"C";?P:;;w:S,~)Qi:i;;r'iR'ON~ HiH and Mount Vernon. If PAW'S S~OOTIN" IRON WENT OFF ACCIDENTAL =- AN' HE BLOWED A HOlE IN TH' ROOF -. ... ,...._ l"l............... I .._ ..... 23.- 30.=:.,• ==mooD. - ..... ··....... ...-- ~AIN'T ALL "'rt)' YAlES AN' VASSARS '?? G:lNNA MARR't us? lri. Playbox matedal N.._ abb<. I fod ... , G.Autboror What doe" your '"'!'be Oold boY pia~. Wallet. ... ...... ~­ .e.DecUuoto &IAtanuy eompo.lt:bl tltl.V01..,.,.,.._ 112. Bomboo - 1Trop .- DAILY CBfl'TOQllorE - Here's k6W to work lA AXYDLBAAX.R It LO.&li'IILLOW ODe-~--- ._..t.. .. _ ........ _Ilo,Xfmtllo-0'8, cto. ' " - - tl\?pbleo, l b o l o o j l t h - - ot ..... . . all &&cia 1'&7 tile C!Odlllllttaw . . . ., . 4*4 I River news 6000 IDEA THE KILL YOU SAY - 1 In • spectlOD Turns up Just A CROSSWORD M.= I . IHA.t "OVNJ.>5 UKE Compared with the earth, the ! pl~ll#t Satunt i1 only onHI~Ib aa dense . Ily R!Cl DU BROW , the prellident of the United VoUed Pres• JuteraaUooaJ Sleelworkers un.ivn, David J . Tbe- Cbaanel Swim: A report HOLLYWOOD tVPIJ--{)ne of McDonald. and the man who~ on recent findings by health the few worthwhile periods of ch .. _.,mgiJll him for hbi jflb, authorltiea about cigarette lelev1skln-watchtng each week I. W. Abel, secretary-trPasurer smuking is scheduled for NBCOC'cUrs early on Sunday eve- ol the lal>or organz1ation . TV·s ''SUnday" program this mng1, but tile networkl are But it you watched "Meet the rnaking lhe show~ in Lhese rtt!ss ,'" you had to miss one of hourt aa lnaecesslble all a girl tM line weekly efforts of '' The c::lomg the watusi. • wentieth Century," where ex:· Tbere ought to be a law, for cellence Is routine. Sunday eve. 2fi. Like between the hour of 6 and 7:30 ning, the show dealt with a dis· ACROSS JLWoWtac 27. Tunl a. Mol.lture-p.m. . EST . on SundaYJ, the appearing breed, the Chesa- 1. :~ tools fill.,.. L,:-;('runmatmg vif'wer must peake Bay oystermen, who\ 6. 4. SUde choose from among a group of carry out their work in saJ\mg e. M~ncw (i. ChineN an4 . . . . . W'O oln.,... competing shows that includes vessels. The contrast ol old and ot God 0 8. Unit ot 29. Mother "Meet the Press," ''The Twen- new made for one of those 1 · ~=;[ work tieth Century," ' ProfUea in h human stories that illumi· blla : poe&. t."KyGal lrlsll Courage" and 'World War I." nate the present. 12. Sea NJ: ---" phi IO. I!k>tla And for thGSe who enjoy an Similarly, NBC-TV's "Profiles 1.._ ~:naa;y a. Hue 9. Caln'l 82. Former occasional look at bow 'Lassie' in Courage'' competes heed-on 1 mlxtureve Bn-'•• is comiJll along- well, Lassie is with CBS-TV's "World War 1. ·· U.BeloN lLDI.orular AF..t pa..,_ also In this time period. a documentary series. Original· 14. 0~ M. Ex"L Period 13. Backot It Is an old story, and not • ly this .~easo" , "World War I" ts.~ ottlme tbelog .... "-Ktncot very sensible one, that NBC- was a Ired on Tuesdays, in 19. Penn1t8 . . 1\t.VW': Judah TV'I ''Meet the Pres1" and 1- 1e time, but recently it was 21.Ruled :ZO.&t"""-' v en. 4.5. ltlcape: ... fd'.l(otted .u. Jl'or CBS-'IV'I "The Twentieth Cen- shifted lo early Sunday eve· 21 , ~~e;1!.,.. tury" compete headon, and they nings. 26. PeroolaLe waN a 'J'be: are two of video'• best ~eriea. CBS-TV Sunday pre-empted 1 Zl. Aquatic ~~~<owty .,..,,_,.o_td """'· Sunday evening, for instance, " World War I" lor~ half-hour. U.e viewer concerned with cur- special news report on the new- 11. Diminish,. rent eorentl had an opportunity ly ht. ~ ted Viet Nam situation. S2. to see. on "Meet the Presa," And this was no less frustrating sa. Ex.pung• Appa}achtan power w0 uld Rednee Rat es by $249 000 8 hal~; ' PT. PLEASANT - A night. w w.-.u.;u u"' Vwl ~liW.I first hour of Pro!iloo in Courage, which de-alt with Daniel WPbster's agonizlnj decl!ion to compromise his anti-slave-ry position 10 hopes of helpm1 lo preserve e uruon. ' ...,OUJ~ I r•port a~. weU as the I 4 ClrJjC z:nw • tr"• BZQPWZP l8~1KB XPVlVli'B XVBB Ql' 011: IJQXP 6 IWX VPPRVWB I'B XPI'BBY.-IBPrCIP 1'....,... a,,.. at11 RJaY X&JJ ~~&a & "CCf''lW .,.,.._.tau...,,_.., 'IBU""*·r~ "B7 the _,, whtt do you dt with ail the t1pa jllu aa.,. when M eat d h-7" . WMPO Radio MONDAY TBRU FRIDAV 1:00 6:(X) 6::W 6:20 &:30 8, 57 'I :OO Sign- On - Newo Scared Heart Meigs County RFD Paul Bowers - Farm Bill MUter Sbm> Weather Newt 'l :llli TinY'• Montlng Chapel 7 20 BID Mtlior Show '1 :30 Sporla 7:~ Pickens Hardware 1:10 1:110 I:30 1:411 (Tiles.• Tburtt·) Newt Bill Miller Show Dolly Llgbt BiD lllller bow 4:30Electrlc Co. Newo 4:40 lim Mees Show 5:00 News 6:00 Sign Off 8ATVRDAY 6:00 Sign On - New9 1:0& Country Mllllc 6:25 Counlr)' Jamboree 7:110 News 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 11:00 Top Ten Show 12:110 Noon News 12:1$ Muclal IDterlude 12:30 Tho Rei. Merlin Teeto 1:110 Jim Meeo Sbow 1:00 Sign Off BUNDA\' 1:45 Baker Fllrnlluro Sbow 7:30 Sign On • Army Hour !Wed. • Fri.) 1:00 il'rencb CIIJ Baplll& 1:30 Sunday Show 1:00 New1 1:05 C<tfee Wlllt Janel 1:30 Tho Bible Speakeo to You 10;00 liiD 11111en Brunc:a Show 10:110 The Good Lifo 11.00 MlDister1al 10.1.5 Sunday Show 11:15 MaiOD CotlniJ Acr1 Fnt. 12:00 Noon Newa (Tua.l 12:15 Ctrlst!.an'l Sour 11:15 Fam111 Wonblp l'l'lntrl. 12:30 Rev, llerliD r 11:15 PnttJram (Frl.l 1:00 Sunday Sbowcaoe 11:30 llwlp Sbop 1:30 Rev. 811111 IIUiupo 11:45 Thiy'1 Country llyamtme 1:00 Rev. Atldrow l'lrsoM 12:110 C4meul ll1oclt N.... 1:45 Tho Rev. llolcoe 'l'llonro 12:15 o-ler a- Iltor 3:10 Sunday Sboweaoe 12:30 Lalf1 OtlentlD 8bow t:30 Bapllll ~·· llour 3:110 .lllll .._ 8bow • . ~- SiiJl OfJ .u.c. TIIUIT WJeH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6=4!1 Sign Ou 7:00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7=00 Musical Clock 7:30 News HeaclliDeo 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Wtmi and Tesllmnny 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 l:ll!i World News 1:10 Sporla Today 1:1$ Weather 8:16 Musical Clo•k 8:55 Com.nuntty Newo U:OO Tall; of the Town • " u . - r.....~ N ~ ~....... ew1 10:00 PubUc Servl<e 10:1$ Famil)l Worslllp Hour 10:30 LatdJA1ng 11:00 Newt Seal 11:11$ Mlning llleludleo euept Friday, Clturdl •=- Belli Ring 11:f5 World NOWJ 11:56 Maocm CouniJ Newa 12:110 Communl!j> N..,. 12:01i 1:.ooaJ New1 1%:10 Martell 1%:1.5 12::W Bnlletla Board 12:25lleln 0 Gram1 12:30 <lowtiJ qent IJ;fll Country Go lloctod 1:16 NOWI Baal 1:10 Coualey Go Round 1.:16 N..,. Baal W- 1:00 Midway Ma!n. 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Disctng with Doss 4:30 IDierchango $:00 Commtmity 11Iew1 5:05 World Newo $:15 Sports Today ii:!& Weather 1:30 Dinnar Musicale 5:41 Sian Off SATilRDAY l:ti Sign Ou 7:110 Be Still and KDow 7:W News 7:116 Mulleal C1oci1 7:30 NOWl l!ea<Iil7:32 Musical Clock 1:45 Word ODd TOIIimotl} 1:00 Obio Valley New• 1:05 World New1 1:10 Sporia Today 1:15 Weather 10 , 30 Sona" SlOlJ Hour 10:45 Famlly Worship Hour 11 ,00 Nows, Army Hour 11:30 Pablle 12:110 Newl &undop 12:20 Bulleiin Board 12:25 New• 0 Grams 12:80 Salurda Mattz. t:OO [)toeing 1wtth JJou t:30 Top r 011 Rewt $;110 Ne'" a...mup 5:1.5 PubUc Serv1eo 5:311 Dinner Musi"'lo 1:45 Si1J1 01J seme. .. 'CH!STI!R GOULD I'LL "LASER BEAM" HER~!f EVEN MOON MAID CAN'T FIGn" HOT' LIAD. ./'U""I.I �• IS 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Feb. t, III~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~::;~::..:~:: Mrs. Scally . I Abo t Mam Tells Pt'Olllftllm An mspu·mg program un the I ble helps people hve today, and Iand .. Amertca, the Beauhf'-11." IPomeroy' F'eb 18 from 10 am p yI In u Bible and !IS value to lll<lrl was tht> msplrauon to be gaml'd Mrs Kmght clost'd With a pray. to 2 30 am Women attending E' eop e In Water Bible's l'alue to Man Theme Nephew Dies From Injuries In Wreck and lwo children at their home JliOW YOtJ KNOW' WEATHER In PheniX Ctty, Ala. He wu the son or the Rev and Ml11. Clyde ., e IIIJ• lodey 1'1·72, Partly cloaoly. COoler toa1gbl ud .,._.,,. dut. Low toai&llt 3H2, ltip '1\Dnday U-41. Mr and Mrs. Carl Brannon Brannon ru Andalusta, Ala., forlearned of the delltb of mer residents of Marietta. and ki; nephew, Larry Brannon, the grandson of Mr. and Mrl. b Athens, TeM. He died as the Ralph BraMOD Funeral serv~ pre.sented by Mrs Man·m Dow from 1t and Mrs W111iam K , er taken from the Washmgton are to take a sack lunch with AI a recent County ciMilllcll result of a beacH>n crash or two ices were to be held Joday 18 son when the w s c: s or Heath Russell, who spoke on the mean wntmgs dessert and coff~ to be served PTA meeting Ml'l. Tom Scally senu-trucks near Athens. Phen11: Clty Ala. 1 Mrs Guy Shuler spiritual m the pansh house Those planMr and Mrs Frank Amo!l presented informahon on He is survived by his wife • Methodist Chllrrh met Monday mg ol the Bible m her life She evemng at the ehurch M r s quotf'd fa"or1te ~enptu res cluld 11fe d1aJrman, had p1 epo• tti nmg to attend are to noufy Mrs J Jr and Mr and .Mu Robert program or water safety James l'nswell vue presldt~n l tlood remembranr06 and listt'd the worship center reaturmg Entsmmger. 1 Rogers of Detroit Mich were I children and adults of the coun· presided m the ahs!'nte ot lht> l the Blbl£' as a <iplntual a1d. a a sold1er s grave Sites w!lh rows Mrs Shuler announced that weekend guests of thetr parents, ty Mrs Scally adviSed that lhe ELBERFELD$ HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT a picture or Mr and Mrs Frank Amos Sr , 1 being planned m presiden t Mrs Gllnn Lamb~;~ rt 1 suu1ce ot v.1sdom power and of wh1te crosses, Mrs. ~wson uSt'd as the stu love. Lmco ln , and the t>ternal flam~ prayer partners had been as- Rock Springs Road surv(' under the s(>ons•r- 11 ON THE hi FLOOR IS HEADQUARTERS dy topic, Hearmg God Speak ' Th~;~ rneet1ng was opened w1th burnmg A copy of ' Unde s1gned and asked members to Mrs Wilham FIISher _and aon, :unyf ~ Meigs CoWlty Red Through the Bible m v.htch [ a ptano prt'lude by Mrs.,. C M Toms Cabm ," and hghted can contact thelr partner The meet- Billy re~urned to thetr home, cr:ss Cha~er and the Mason FOR JOHNSONS FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS, abe de sc nbed tht' ftrst wrnmgs Hennt>sv The Rev M E [.)()v. dies sigmfymg Chnst complet mg was closed with prayer by Belpre Sunday, after spendmg County Red Cross. of the scnpturE"s and the dlfft>r· son spoke on the quadrf'nm al ed the settmg Mrs Dowson Mrs Dowson I a week with her parents, Mr. ThiS ls only one of the many ROOM DEODORIZERS, SHOE POLISHES and enl language ~ ust'd 10 the t>arly , emphast<;.. · One W1tnes~ m had on dtsplay several kmds and Mrs Sam . Arnold. TheY Bcttvttles promoted through the centunt's Sht> dt>scnb~>d 1t a~ One Wnrld · and the posslbl11!v ol Hibles m different languAges, The valentme theme was car- were accompaflled home by Mr Red Cross fund drJVes and proINSECTICIDES. a . umque book" but one that lot orgamzmg a study penod such a" Hebrew and the K1ng ned out m the refreshments and Fisher who spent the weeke.REi 'd luable service UJ the 8 I table decorations wh~t·h featur- here. . :~f;~ ~a ~lfare of youth and 15 as usPful m toda v's modern wtlh members of the chu1 ch on .James wol ld and Its problems 10 hu- this toprc The grour, voted to Mtss Bess Sanborn announc· ed a large valentme depwtmg Roland Fisher spent the week- adult~ In awimnung P"JgramiS•II from Johnson's Wax man relatiOnship<;. as ,1 v.as m l mv 1te Rev oo .... son to p!Of't't>d ed that women of the Afternoon a Wishmg well flanked w1th red end w1th hts parents, Mr and The Red Cross Chapter and the early days of mHII C~rcle would meet at the church j tapers, prepared by Mrs. C E Mrs. Mason Ftsher and lam· the Pome .. Middleport RoDRIES CLEAR AS GlASS .•. NEVER YEllOWS 1.,., 1th the study plans 1 Mr :; Dov.son was assist ed 111 A med tat 10n on Washmgton l saturday, Feb 13 to prepare Young A11 arrangement of red lly ta Clubro.ire planrung to or· PI est"ntlng by Mrs Fou est and Lmcoln famous men ot h!S·I valent me boxes for shut · ms. roses was used on the plano Mrs. Mason Fisher and dau- d ry Jasti tches for awards Baehtt'l o,~ho 'i pOk l on Ihe B1ble tory, was g1vPn by Mrs . Earl l Women are asked to contnb- The dessert course was served ghters, Carla and Barbara spent ~~S:nted C those completing hent age g1ven 10 her 1n her Kmghl m the devotwns Mrs I ute cook1es and candtes. Mrs by the hostesses, Mrs Everett Sunday afternoon wtth her par· P . •a Mr Dave t Mr and Mr s 0 rr is Harrl! •· youth lrv ht'l parents and fam - Heruwsv played a med Iey oI 1 Oavtd Entsmmger read an m· Da\its, Mrs Car I Ma Itox, Mrs ens, , · water Hind reqwremen~. is act' .,...,halrntanll 85 lly atmosphel ~ Mrs Emerson patJ •olic numbers mcludmg, : v•tatJon to attend a m~tmg at C E. Young and Mrs J o h n Mr. and Mrs Paul F 1 s her h YM assisting Jonli's. speakmg on how the 81- Amenra .'' "Battle Hymn,'' the Grace Eptscopal Church m Zerkle have returned to their home , w~th lh "· ~ t~e . -- -- Mmersvtlle, from Huntmgton, Wit e P1ana o Pomeroy at y '1be foooll• .ll'lf!l .... <overed tivOli m!Uita yrwn ago 1nd .,e of •dntplt z.• en tine pfllllls llmllar ,. w aJau aJHI • - (I. .. Dnofftl To The hatereall Of Th. llleira·lllcuon ,.,.. VOL XVI NO. 254 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FIVE CENTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l 0, 1965 ° I 8 .,.,.. ,~-- Attacks, Ambushes Along at ~ 25 Mile Front Coordinated new I ,:S :n . I ""'···"·~ SAIGON (UP!) - A series of Communist attacks and ambushes over a 25·mile front bas dealt government troops their worst disaster of the war, a U .S. military In spokesman said today. He put government losses at m01 e than 300 dead, wounded or missing. the The senes of coordinated Communist attacks and am· ~ bushes began at 4 a.m. Mo"day in Binh Dinh Provmce ~ 300 miles north of Saigon. The U S, military spokesman • dtsclosed the scope of the government defeat after 48 hours of offtctal silence. BONN - WEST GERMAN Ths attacks coincided with a new outbreak of fight· ber keepers have hegun sell· ing 30 miles east of Saigon. In that action four Amerilng rell yourself tf you're get· can helicopters were shot down, an American was killed ling drunk balloons. and nine v•ere wounded, including the son of the deputy The balloons change color commander of U S. forces m South VietNam. acoording to the amount of al· Another American died of - -- - - ' cobol on the breath or tile per- wounds suffered when h1s ob- Seasoned American military son blowing them up. The man servat10n plane was h1t by observers commented that 1t who put the balloons on the CommuniSt groundhre m a bat· probably was the most sophtsmarket, m department stores tle area 200 miles northwest of t•<ated mtlltary action ever unas well as bars , sa1d that With- Saigon dertaken by the Communists. m a week he had calls for 1 6 Prevtously the worst govern· The spokesman said the guernllllion of tile gadgets. ment defeat reported was at rlllas were hobvJously preparBmg G1a, about 50 miles south- ed to slug it out 1n the open'' NEW YORK - NAVY SONAR east of S8lgon. last month The stepped up military opand underwater grappling equipThe first Communist attacks erations followed U S retahamF.:nt attempt today to locate in the Binh Dmh area were tory a1r raids agamst Commu· the sunken fuselage of the East- launched sunultaneously a. mst North Nam and a warnmg ern Alt Lmes plane which gamst two compames of gov- to the Reds the act•on could crashed off Jones Beach Mon- ernment soldiers which were spread to all battlefields. day mght with 84 persons qmckly overrun A third comIn the fighting 30 miles west aboard. pany of government troops of Saigon the 20 Amencan casAll of the 79 passenger!\ and rushmg to their ass1stance was sualties were suffered when five cr ewlost their hves when badly battered but saved by guerrilla forces shot .-!own five crew lost their lives wheo fighter all'craft from bcmg four U S 11elicpopters flymg the ocean from 3,700 feet altJ· overrun Vietnamese paratroopers mto tude shortly after takeoft from Yet another armored battal- battle. h.ennedy International Airport ion was caught In a tbree-sklThe death of a crewman wos Tuesday . Today it and exploded on Impact wtth ed ambush whirb left .. very reported h f d few survivors," the spokeswas dtsclosed the wounded mt e water. Portions o tO bo 1es ld were recovered by this morn- I man sa . , eluded Capt. Thomas E. Throcktng and the rest of the VlCtJms 1 Before. the f1ghtmg ended the morton of Springfield, Va H1s were beheved trapped in the Commumsts had smashed the father is Lt. Gen. John Throckwreckage 65 feet below the OC· equiv~hmt of two government !"Dorton, the second h~ghest rank· ean's surface. Janeeb E Hala- battahons. A mg U S. Army officer m this SOPHISTIC TED AcrJON oountry. by, chief of the federal AVI3· tion Agency, headed a team of 60 investigntors - only the second time Halaby has ever 1 vtslted an air erash srent , Cynthia Hindy Guest of Honor upon Birthday w GLO COAT JOHNSON$ BEAUTIFLOR II Enterprise G YOUth rOUP Plans Party JOHNSON$ PLEDGE Fourth Quarterly Conference is Held at United Methodist Church 89c Hospital News SOCIAL CALENDAR I 1 $1· ) ' I) i 1I Sr.: ' MEIGS THEATRE \ ) ' 1 1 wm: ----•,.-,,·--···•---~~~~-·--·MIIl-CMI...;......,!"'"., l • ... - · Tvpe Sch I Fl d OII- I Chances • Current Runoff I I I t I Sh" Ii-I I ri, I I I Tour pjanned To Homes of I Steer Projects ;e: I Storms Whip Over ({t Stales a~d an: tr' · ° ~':!al~J :~=~~i:~:~~~re~ Ap•na l h • B •tt { M ac za l 0 ove r A nother St t nassage ep 0 ° "'"'' 10.1~ 1 I M.,. Rax· KARl & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, 'POMEROY, OHIO . , _ Brinker lila bta GaDCtltd. o· 0 n vocatJona . 1 111 •, .., I '!'be Rock Sprillp I the two types Oklahoma Cilv l.,_(ler hli'comJng alarmed at : their 'widospread m"u•e. He I found plenty of surpnses I ThE' doctor sa•d he took over the 12-month-long mvestlgat!On market ' blaC'k of drugs m '"'!r"::'" m: ........ -~-­ . o1 Wawr 1\elour- Talks caIIed ithe ',\;nner" 'Our proJectioml show that , Walter J Burke, cand •dat e for serretarv·treasurer, ami Joseph MARTIN I.IJTIIF.R KING .IR. ' p Mol~m. candidate for vice was scheduled lo hold a stratThe Racine High School Alumni Association todav , president have been elected egy meetmg wuh Negro lead- announced It will lead a book drive Jn Southerh Loc::iJ I W Abo•! has a commandmg ers in Selma, Ala. today re· School Disti'JCt during the next four weekR. ' JUDY SAYRE 00 lead .and IS probably the WlP.. garding a new voter reg1stra· Books collected from the canvass of communities In I Judy Sayre llas been na~"' h•mt:el~~: t~e~e~J~m~~~ ·caaf~e~t~ ' ner .• he said . bon driVe th d ' t . I 'II b I d t h I ff' 1 b ed Southern Htgb Schools Posl':abJhtv of a two • cotrnry ! den ' " In order to wm McDonald e IS rtc wt e urne over o sc 00 o ma s to e , 111fii Belly C k H k . pnvale detective lur•d to do 1 ' King new to Washmgton and plared in the Southern High School library. roc er omema • distnct operatmg a vocatiOnal I must carry the remammg vote ruet with President Johnson Alumm AssociatiOn Presi· er of Tomorrow. She It the I ISCOUD 00 tra•nmg school Will be survey· I the JOb dlsappearPd bv 58 per cent and we thmk Tuesday night. He said Johnson dent Gary Gtbbs , while urgmg unce notification of havmg daughter ol Mr. and Mn. t>d Feb 25 m Gallipolis I r.nrfith said the first fltne hfl , !his JS virtually imp:>ssible '' reiterated l.is "belief tn achiev- a good response to the dr1ve, books to donate can ~all WY 2· vt-r Sayre, Route J Portland. Cit S t f contacted a peddler the bootleg A McDonald sJ)Okesman soid 1 lng the objective'' of the nght said, " we feel that a bigger va- 2455 WI 9-2794 or at the high Mrs. Jean Hamm, Home Ec· ID ' r:alllpoll~ y up . (l dealer askf'd ''how do I know Germano's clann was "extreme.. ' . Schools Albert Durose sa1d to- you're a stnp' d doctor and not 1" premature" of Amencan citizens to vote riety of good books 10 the Sou- school onom1cs Ad Visor, a d m 1n1s·ter-1 and that the admm.Jstration lhern HJgh School l.jprary Will ! Any~ne Willing to participate ~d the written exam to senI day hte !has mvtfted Mscdhdoolel ad,· I a smart FBI agPnt?" I A McDonald spokesman sa u! 0 1 would support the " broade t · 1 I 1or girls Deumber J and muus ra ors te d por , f h t possible. regJstratiOP of vote:s ' ~~~d~~o;;:e t~~ ~~~!~~ts" a in the canvass should contact Judy acored hllbe§t. as I Pomeroy' and of the ('Ounty sy"The only proof he would ac- ! c~~~ toc:~e:e~~eon a r~~si.b: throu~hout the country . One The SouU:m High Sc~l Linda F. Beegle, secretary • now eligible for state and na· Officials at the Appl~ Grov.:- stem to explore the problems cept was the wot d of a local trend late Tuesday mght o Kmg's top aides, the Rev . brary presently has about 2,500 I ~~=~l:':e~:f ~~:e ~~~m ~~s~ tiona! bonors. Judy has bt-en ' locks and dam saJd this morn-• and opportumtJes m that field policeman, so 1 got one to as~ . It IS too early to make a Fred L Shuttlesworth, told a bo on Its shelves Executive noon each Saturda a~ a member of the F.H.A. fur lmg the Ohw River IS rJSln?. at The meetmg wt\1 be held at sure the dealer I was mdeed statement on the basis of mcon· con- four ye~s, and has received I t~~ rate of two-tenths a floot a~ Mr. Durose s offrce m Galha doctor,' Gnfflth saJd elusive figures," he said. Abel rally of 400 Negroes on Tues- H~d Charles Hay~an noted ttnue through 5 p Book f h'ldre h ber Jun1or Delf'ee, Cbapte-r h ur They added no f1 >Oil lSI Academy Mr Dav1s of the Al1 Society ClassH was not available for commenL day n1ght at Selma that Slmul- recently that the state reqwres 1 s or CJ n tat are De d s 1 De- · expected t&heous d emonstrations wou ld the school to have 5,000. collected will be gee an ta e g....e 10 ,. · . State Department of Educatton Through the contacts he bt. held tn five Alabama cities The drive will begin t h t s 1to the elementar !~ne~ over homemaking, , 1he river was rismg the w11l answer questions. made 10 the 11legal market 00 and towns. including Birmmg- commg Saturday. Feb 13, m y c s. Ir<lle of two-tenths of a foot Pf"r I h I GnftJth sa Jd he found that the ltam. on Monday Racine. The remainder of the PTA TO MEET hour as far up as Lock J7 At I Vocational trmmng sc oo s demand for the drugs runs schedule is Feb 2il in Dorcas, The Racine Jumor High Lock 16, II has slacked off to are hemg made eligible fo~:ed· through all classes of society. MOSCOW - SOVJt;T PR& Great Bend and Portland ; Feb PTA Will meet Thursday at tllc •15 per ~ur. . eral and state fun~~fle A fe;~ l Clients range from prostitutes mu~r Alexei N. Kosygin today 27 in Syracuse and Minersville Jumor High school at 7 30 p There IS no Ice tn the OhiO School dJstrtct qua J d who "take three or four a day m Mrs. Mason Fisher J, pro· RIVer ~ut II stlll IS commg such aid only this week. to help them m their busmess'' concluded hls visit to Commu- and March 6 in Letart Falls, mst N~rth Viet Nam and be- Antiquity and Apple Grove. gram chairman. Refresnm~:"nts from tributaries. to oollege students who may gan his Journey home carrying Alumni Association officials will be served Everyone IS urg· Jt was m early ~arch of Melgs General Hospital use one or two to stay awake a new agreement to bolster Ha- said the drtve will he a door· NEW YORK (UPII _ N tr ed 10 attend. 1964 !hal the Ohto RIVer began durmg exams A tour of the places of th ten nOJ's defense potential. HIs :to-door effort, but asked that Dame University's legal to~c:l nsmg and eventually flooaed A Nice, Racine: WJlltam Steven- "On one college campus. a boys and girlS With steer feedClrst stop was Peking. anyone wishing to give ad· dowo In gettmg a ban on MEET AT MAR11N crest of 52.8 feet was ~cordE'd l son Middleport E R. Hollon, male student made $200 durmg mg proJects will be taken SatMeanwhile the Soviet Comscreening of the movie ''John The Middleport Pomeroy m Pomeroy Ml~ersville ' exam week selhng the pills to urday morning, February 13tb. tConhnuec. On P•g< 51 Goldfarb, Please Come Hr..ne" Rotary club will meet this LOCAL TEMPS DISCHARGES - RIChard Oil· his classmates who needed to Any•ne Interested ~ was nullified Tuesday by a Frklay at the Martin restaur- The temperature m Pomeroy's er, Middleport. Otllon T,1o,;lor stay awake to study for !h st:rs 00 f~ 15 Vl:m 10 panel of apellate court ref- ant mstead of at the r~-'ular l busmess district at 11 ·15 a m.: Portland; George McDaniel. exams." GnHith said "He got 1 ~ ~upis lerees. meeting place, according tCJ today was 49 degrees, wtth Cheshire, Charles Klem, P.Jm- the prescription from ~~.s 1 8 ~ :Cm _ e Lea:: ~ : FIVe judges of the ppellate Richard Rosenbaum, prestdent showers. eroy 1mother. A doctor had legJti- E t . · · ff' } 1 . division of the State S\lpre-me · mately prescribed them to help "x ens10n Jce. . A vast storm affectmg 40 1Court unanimously ruled that 1 her lose weight." 1 9 00 James Meredith. statea from Nevada 10 the At-mole fans 1 ee nrtled In 1 9 20 Gary Michael. Roger !antic Coast today churned up I v r I 9 45 Charles and )0 a combination of fog freeztng watch Imaginary Nul« Dam ~~"""' 00"""""""'''*"' " '"" I Stearns 1 ram, heavy snow, severe Middleport seniors and [ Vtcki Lynn Carr. High .school sludonts, teach- l lllunderstorm&, the UP! report- &trls before losing • r•me their mothers hope flo 10 45 Byron liDd Julia Me ers, other Interested adults, and ed loan Arab team • make a large part of thetr Coy. all Rto Grande College flight The snow paralyzed highway Notre Dame ~ured an in.. £'I senior trip flnanres at the II ·15 Robert Brown. and day students are Invited to travel through the central and jjunctioo against showmg lh• l Llnwln Day dinner being 12:00 li:dwln Cl'os& have their reading speed and southern Roe~les and across 20th Century Fox film btlled 88 held Thursday evening 12:45 Harry Slawter. comprehensmn le!!led at R I 0 the Mldwell from northern lampoon bp arguing thai the WASHINGTON (UPJ)-House Jones said that committee lily hefore a Senate )udiclllry from 5 to 7 p.m. In the Plans for . the s:teer feeding Grande College 011 Wednesday, K•n .., to Minnesota and north· movie inv~ded the South !lend, commlltee approval of Pres> Democrats had paved the way subcommtltee In support of the Middleport High Srbool project, exlnbtl and oale at the Feb. 17. , weat ,Wlso-. Ind. university's property dent Johnson's 11.1 A~IJ'llllChla for approval Tuesday by rejeCt- adminiStration's plan to revamp eafeterla. Metga County Fair heeo The tests will be administer- A ~ part¥ lracked, rlghto by using Hs name Wtlh· development proaram was ••· lng a series of changes pro- Immigration laWll. Given top The ehleken dinner will worked out by the co ttee, ed tree ,..ter the direction ol through de~-~ near Lara- out permisSion and boldl•& the peeled today, moving the Great poaed by Republicans during a priority by PreSident Johnson. also be available for B~lt~ ~ SSte= 0Y Dr. John P. Schoef•r, Dean of mle, Wyo., '""""y ·~ In an untve1'8tly up to ridicule. Soci•ty measure a stop closer closed session the legislation would do away ry-out and deliveries to ac . ' · · lh• Colleg•, and Dr. Carl . L. .U.Ii1Pf. lo llnil the pilot of a lo the noor. Part of Johnson's overall with the present national Ort· shut-Ins. ael and Joe _LimiJli. Wilson, ch~ of the lltvl- lilbl ptan. !'llk!b "'•bed In I -. Rep. Rohert E. Jones Jr., II- campaign agamst poverty, tho gins quota system. "''"-"""''._-~""'ra.:, gala IIIJil ot Hllmllnltleo ol the col· deserled ' 8l'ftl:, ~ said Two Fines Levied Ala., head of a special oubcom· bill would provide development · ' part. progr w welgl>o feee. .: It ap~Uy ,.,.a~ when Ice ' -; mittee which readied the mess· programs for sections 0 ( 11 Baker; CliU'man C. Everett Meeting Cancelled ed m at tbe Sagar Run Mill 1'be testing will he conduct- formed Oil ~ :t:r~.. ,'liwti ~· were levied Tues- ure for consideratton 11r the states. 11 would concentrate Oil Jordan, II-N.C., of the Senate A meeting scheduled for scalea on January 2, !!MIG. ed at I special convocation, • J.~ liMY nliM by Pomeroy i't.llyor Public works COilllrultee, said highway development and cot> Rules Committee scheduled a Tueadap nigh! at the Pomeroy . btlc! II II a.m. In the college's V.,.~ . , 1 ~hiJ. Char~<!~ LeJar, be was "quite sure" of approv- servatlon, education and health cJ<ISed session 1o decide what Towo Hall in connection with Go to Nye Av CommuDity Hall, and at I, 2, ADMISSIONS - ltiJbilr JoilpJI Hood, Mlne1'8vllle. and II today. projects to counter th• ...,. que~tions to illll to former plans being launcbed lor tbe The Pomeroy emergency unll Mel l .p.m. In rOODlll to be an- Donald, Choster; Mn. • Jobit V111 Meter, Syra~use ' were · A HOuse vote, wHb ' passage nomic blight plaguiJli the ,.. White House aide Walter w. town's 125tb aoniverNlry was anowered 1 call at 11:01 p. 01. lltMlneetllater. 1'be testa wlll be mond McClellan, Lanpvllle. ' lllled 15 al)d Clllls after !ll<ad· vlrtuilly assured, II 'exj;ected Jlon. JeiOOna iD the Bobby Baker 11> concelled, Mayor Cheri•• I.e- Tuesday to tbe , re•lden<... tl ~reel by • ~- , DISCI!.\IW~ :il~ ll!!!!ii ' to dtarlroo of laiUDf b)' tho epd Of the mtintll. Tho 1 Other congressional 110wil: vest1gat1011. _The queatioM will gat aald today. The mcclill8 i Mr . llld Mrs. ~ on N,.. live f/1 tbt Rudlutl ~lloiy, Djlkes, Rutland; J~f . - ~·· 10 ~ , within aa Usured c!Oarlprocram already ha Jmmtpaflon: Ally. Gen. !ft. be Rflt to Jijnkiu, wbo Is UQo ezpected to he re-scheduled Af WileR iii"IDiiUi WU""""' able,, The edJtonal appeared amJd the th1rd day of anh·Amencan I demonstrations '" Pekmg, The i New Chma News Agency Satd more than I 5 million Chinese I took part m tOOa\i 's protest agamM the u s retallatmy air raids on North Viet Nam ~ •&r· tt"7 Prj • .Rocl•t"ira Action! •as ~ D LDBM D B~l ... '-----------------limen! 2-\ ha.:U li"'!lllOilr:l King Builders Supply Co. I I o I 1 • Make Lucrative • CoIIegians BUSID • ess seII'Ill pep p•11 I s - - I Raci.ne Alumni· Head Dri've For School Library Books Tests to Show Reading Skill At R. Grande 1 . 1 1 I Court Voi'ds N-D Legal TD I ,, FIVE DA 'I' FORECAST Temperatures to 0hJ9 will average from i ~ 7 degrees above normal Thursday morn· ar 1 ,""""""""""":::::=:::i:ii:::::.:.;' McDonald Maintaining Big Locals Will Pull Him Through to Victory bel PI'ITSBURGH (UPII - 1 W. compi led hy UP! showed A ing througb Mooday Nl8b&, Abel , showmg surpr1s1ng vote- I w1th 154.,305 votes to 129,455 for llepresentative normals are j Cleveland 35-1! Columbus :J9.. gettmg power, edged mto a McDonald. %2 and Cinclnn~ti 4:1·2& A lit- lead over mcumbenl David J .l Both candidates operated TOKYO (UPil - Commumst Tb d ·. b U McDonald todav m a see .. saw the1r own tabulation centers tie cooler urs ay w1t t· bel, h d te Chma said today 1t IS prepared 1 d • ~ b n b election fight for presidency of but A s ea quar rs were 1 . U t e ay·t~ay c a ge m t e t h d lo th UPI t Io carry any Asian war WI 1 'nd f th od P the United Steelworkers Umon sw1 c e e re urns the United States "to the very re".'a 1 er 0 . e pen r~ tUSWl late Tuesday mght. McDonald'l ."Peking charges that US. clp•tation will averagehneur Wtlh 2078 of the unum's 3· headquarters gave Abel 92,and lj owers nc ld 127 1 attacks on North V1et Nam one . inch mPlted . locals' m the Umted States' 248 voles and MO.:LIUna ,~ 1203 ~ Iocou ld lead to such a confhct ~ill be d8ll). and Canada reportmg m Tues 1 742 on returns fr om 1, ,;;roll' Commumst Chinas latest I • ~ day ·s election, unofflcml figures 1 rals propaganda broadside was The lead had changed hands -., launched as Sov1et Prem1er several t 1mefl durmg the mght m1 bef•Jre Abel s wung mto " ' btgAlexei N. Kosygm amved Pekmg en route back to Mos. gest maJonl} held by e1ther cow at the end o1 a four-day candtdate At one stage, MeVISit lo North Vtel Nam jJ' Donald had led by ~.000 voles, The belhgerent statement ~ . . hi!i biggest margm was published m the form of an WASHINGTON fUP]) An Oklahoma psychtalnsl Botb Forecast Victory McDonald. 63. the suave. editonal m the Pekmg Peoples 1has unfolderl a tale o( college students who earn $200 l Daily, the official newspape1 of a week selhng •·p~p p11ls" to their classmates, and Silver-hmred leader of the USW tht: Communist reJ<:tme. 1t was peddlers who eheck with pollee to make sure prospec· smce 1952. had predicted tsrbroadcast by the New Chma tive clients a1 e not federal agents j11er that he would wm by News Ag.,cy ' Dr . John B Gnfftth. head of the Oklahoma Mental to 3· i, Ahel 57, the craggy "We mean what we say," U1e Health Planning Committee, told hts story Tuesday be fared Welshman who has been ., 1 editorial said "lf US tmpen- fore the House Commerce Commttlee, whtch IS c?nsld· th~ USW's secretary-treasurer ahsm 1s bent on spreadtng the enng leg1slatwn to stem Illegal sales of prescnptton for 12 years, had forecast vicwar flames and 1mposmg war drugs. __ _ tory bv 200.000 votes over hJs or us, then we shall have no The measure would t1ghten former close fnend alternative but to go along w1th federal controls over ' pep hair of the nme billion amphe- 'f'he rna ontv of the returns Jt to the very end pills," which are stimu lant am tammes and barbllurates made were fromJ ': l m~ll local<~ The re, Jn that event, the whole or phetamme drugs and over 1 each year are sold on the boot su lls, from the big ioca 1 ~ were Southeast Asta, the whole of ·goo! balls." wh1ch are depres leg market Enforcement ag~~ not Pxpected until later today. Asm would be aflame w1th the sant barbiturates. ctes say the trade Js so prn ~ Abel headquart(' ~ 18 Chicago revolutionary hre m which you l Mb able It has attraf'ted orgamze claJmed \'tclory ,f'ph Ger. Attru('ts o ste"' mobsters Il he Ume t d States) WI II be so l d Dr Ad · 1 rr:ano d•rector of lk;;tnct 31 in I.J t d h h The Food an ug mm s- 1 • . urn to e ..t 1 at not even trauon (FDA) estlmates that Gnffifh told the comn11ttee ChtcRgo and an tiVId Abel supyour ashes would be trace' he began to mvestlgate the porter sa 1d Abel '·ts ]Jrobably I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY i ,..,d I CREAM POLISH I CHARLENE PIGO'IT Is Miss Charlene PigoU Eastern's 1965 Hetty Crock"r Homemaker of Tomorrow, Sbe scored higbe~t In a wrHten homemaking ehlllinatioa tak· en by senior girls Dec. I, and it oow eUgible for stale national honors. Miss Pigott plans to use her homemaking ~xperlence in her future life as a bomemaker at bome. Miss Piggott lives at Lour. Bottom, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pigott. 1 taf ,~ China Vows Battle to Bitter End WORLD Va where he has been em· tee ployed MISS Susan Andr.. spent HARD GLOSS the weekend m Athens with her SISler and brother-in-law, Mr Cynthia Hmdy , daughter of and Mrs Jenrungs Wayland and Mr. and Mrs Davd Hmdy, was son guest of honor at 8 delayed Mr and Mrs. Pat Quinn and Largo Slzo 89c-Gianl Size $1.49 birthday par1y held durmg the famtly of Co lumbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. Gallon• $2.98 mornmg k mdergarten c1ass Mrs. Della Carnahan has Mrs Karl Grueser a n d and Thursday, fo'eb 4 Her b1rthturned to her home m Rut'VI-us ll I dav date was January 24 hut sons aner recuperatmg from ma1iorll she was dl With chicken pox at Mtss Lena Grueser was the surgery at the home of the ttme j Sunday guest of her aunt and daughter, Mrs Kathy Ellis Cynthia chose a~ her helpers, uncle, Mr. and Mrs Harry KelB· Galhpohs for the past month. Lorge alze $1.19, giant size $1.59 Kellv Burdette. (~athy Mf'adows, I er, Mmersvdle. . Ron Hanning has returned Ltsa - Harold, Suzy Samuels, KaElmer Burton and children, Ohio University after SJl<mdlin!l II thy Coleman and Becky Fultz I Millie and Bob of Columbus, the semester break with S:<>ated at the h1rthday table VISited Saturday afternoo~ with parents, Mr. and Mrs Wilbur " 'ere Becky Fultz, MJ('hael Hin- hts sister and b.rother-m·l:'!w. , b h n. "' d M C1 1ff0 rd Le 1fh t Hanning. His twm rot er, Ll'un dy , .a guest, Cathy Me:~dows, Mr an rs. eJ Hanmng, has enrolled at Mar~ Boggs and Kell} Burdett. and son. Roger. Grande College for the seo:ond Other classmates at the par· semester. Mr and Mrs. Dom lannarelly mrluded Jeffry Beaver, TOny Burkett, Mark Gtlkey, San1. and children, Mark and Ltn· dra Ltltlr, Bobby McClure, Dsda, of Wooster, Ohio, were vid Mills, Carl and Carla Meyweekend guests of their i!On and ers, Dick Owen, Robby Powers, family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom lanTimmy Smtth, Suste Smith. The monthly busmess mt!etlng nerelh and son, David . \;outhf~l t'lt-,~anre is _the keynote of these custom sizt- dPslgns by Arlane Mlreau for Youn Timmy Thomas, Stanley Star- of the Youth Fellowship of the Dennis Saelens, Rio Grande \ it.•\\ po1nt. Lmf'd, prmeess dress (left) in willow green textured silk has rolled collar ling and Howard Lee West. Enterprise EUB Church student, spent the weekend an~l button _dt>t<ul and lht: new above-the-elbow sleeve. Arnel and linen , nubby-text~red w1th his parents, Mr and Mrs. The chtldren receiVed favors held Sunday evening m ~rut thr<'l'·Jll('rc_or le_f'ntt•r_) 1s In pal(' blue. edged In whitt". Reigf" t\\o-piece ensemble (right) of mm1ature nursery rhyme church soclal room. Adolph Saelens Ill tt•xturrd pur4:' s1lk will tit mto any slut or the HOcial caleudar. Jacket is li&htly frolllt Mrs. Arthur Stuart of Charbooks balloons and bubble Bonme Smith, president, was htlcd and straight in back. gum. Ice cream and pink cup- in charge of the meeting, leston, W. Va. has been called cakes were served by Mrs. Hin- Opelled WJth the smging here due to the serious illness dy ass1sted by the teacher, hymns Sharon D1ll was the of her brother, Mr. Homer 39 1 ez. 14 ... Mrs Pearl Reynolds. Mrs. Cas- leader for the program topic, Cook, who is a patient at Vetsam Hmdy, Cynthia's grandmo- ''Interdenominational Youth erans Memorial Hospital. She The fourth quarterly conrer R<1rm1z, Mrs. Eugene Bn ant. lher, was also a guest at the Sunday.'' The group also dis· wa.:. accompanied here by her 1cussed whether SCience could daughter and son-in-law, Mr Pnre was held al the Umted Buker Corrinn, Clmrlt>~ part; . JOHNSONS fool lh rldist church Sunday u/ h!J P £·rsmger, Mrs Robert Warner, F.ntered Hospital create a human Scripture read- and: Mr•. Charles Pelze11. She noon Mr,; W•llt s McMurra;, Mrs Among those who lng by Jane Evans and prayer wUl be tbe houserKUest of Mrs Hev C Mrlvm Alktre, pas fi:\erelt Thomas, Hoy Traey. Hol:.:er hospital m the , by Mrs. Don Hunnel ooncluded C. M. HenMsy. tm of the churth opened 'Allh Sr Denzel Coeglem, Harry PI hours Wf:'re Ernest C the program. Pvt. Bill Neutzling returned PINTS 69c devo twns and fit' v StanJty Hf Sm11h J\.11 s Gertrude MJtCJl Fourth Ave, Oza M. Dur1ng the busmess session Sunday to Ft. Meade, Md. afMcGJihard, supenn tende nt o ell M1ss Luc1 et1a Genhe1mer son, 1495 Eastern Ave the mmutes of the last meeting ter spending the weekend with Portsmouth D1stnct Methodp;t Ralph Moore, :'vln. Dw1ght Park G Johnson, Lower Riv~r were read, roll call was taken his parents, Mr. and Mra. Theo churches, presided at the bus1- er, John Werry, Mrs Roy 11cu Mrs Michael E ElliOtt Rt FEB. t by Mike Bentz, and the report Neutzling and family . ness sessiOn and condurtf'd Lht ter, Frank Vaughan, Mrs. Jed CallJpohs, Denms Juni~r The WSCS of the Rock of the treasurer given Mar-Don1 Forget! Elberfeld• February electlon of church officials. I Webs!er Sr Homer Collpf'l rm. Eureka Star Rt Sprmgs Methodist church will jorie Bentz. The next NAMES ADDED Furnituro Sola On Tho 2nd and 3rd Floon Votmg officials of the church Robert B Moms and Clar~nce J Boggs Rt. 1 Bld~ell meet at the church Tuesday at meeting will be held Addlllonal contributors to the official board are, Theo Omi•h , StrublE'. elective steward •. Mr~ l ie~ o Sw,ck, 'Rt 1 ' 1·30 pm. Monday, March 8. It wu of DilllE!!l lund In olude Mrs. Glen Dill, Manmng Web I William Swatzel, M1ss Gr'l.ce 1Mrs. Stanley T. Watt~ The Middleport Business and decided not to have a Dr. and Mrs. J H. Donovan 15, Iter, Ciuu:les R. K_a rr S~. C Campbe ll, and ~rs. Allen E1ch· :cny, F'rank Gardner, fit 2, ?t. Professional Women 's Club tine party. The meeting closed Schaefer $0, Edison F. Tompkins, KerJrut \\alton. mgli'r, rommunwn stewards Pleasant Darrel) R Robt:rts Will meet at Martin restaw-ant with the Youth Fellowship benstetler 15 and Lydia Ehersbach Mrs. Joba Werry, ~oy Reutet 1Mrs Antone Lucke, ref'ordmg Henders~n. Mrs Mc.Kinley !VI: Feb. 9th at 6 30 for edlcbon. 110. and Mfs. Gerald \\Jldermulh. s1eward. Mrs Harry P Sm1th. McDade Rt 2 Leon W Va dmner, by a meeting Attending were Mike, Junior, trusteeflt Arthur Hoytt, Miss d1slnct steward, M1ss ~el!e c:awson' Ro~sh· Rt Letart' at the Electric company. with Brenda and Marjorie Bentz, Lydia Ebersbacth, Mrs. Hayman Bmg, hospitals and homes stew •W va, Golden' Creme~ns, guest Jim Soulsby from the Linda and Sharon Dill, Judy, ;f;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I ard Leo Clow, church l<~y lt•ad· Buffalo, w va, Mrs. Al!::::: rl Pomeroy Emergency squad Bonnie and Marie Sm1th, Mary er and also church schoJI super I Roush, 249 N. Third Ave., Mid- Jvmg a demonstration of their carleton, Dick Folmer, Ski mtPndent. Len Vaugha[l, ass1st ld 1eport, Paul M. Parsons. Ht 2, Heart Reactor. Civic partici- Logan , Jane Evans and ad•,isant church school supenntend Racme, Raymond S. Barton, Rt pat10n program chairntan is ors, Mrs . Don Hunnel, ........,,Ohio enl Mrs V 0 1£dv.arcl~ prel'J 1 Reedsville, Mrs Clarence F.: Martha Fry. Thomas Bentz, and Rev. dent or the WSCS , Fmrchlld, Jackson, Mrs BriO- The WSCS of the United Metb-l zel Smith. Helen Davil ~ TIME TONIGHT Mrs Richard Rupe ,-; church lun .J AI!Json, Jilekson, Ch1-1•·les o<hst church will meet Tuesday, Ann Ohlmger were guests. "A SHOT IN THE DARK" Petft Selle11s, Elke Somm€'rs treasurer, Mrs Alonzo Custer, R Duncan, Rt. 3, Jackson , M;;r. at 7 30 pm. with Mrs. Dwight · sr. Fir•t Birt'-..1-financial secretary. the follow 1m A. Hambrtck, Wellston, Lflr- P ar ker, M rs. Ro hert MorriS rK.&U.r i. ('l'echnicolor J toiUIII'tooas lmg commlSSion clmrmer, Mr~ lry w Thompson, Rt 2, Wells· and Mrs Davld Slater as host- Observed at Dinner 1C F Tompkms mt>mben;h1p ton Mrs. Owen H Wi lbu s esses. . David IannareUi was guest of WED. .nd THURSDAY and ev.angehsm. Leo Vaughan , Ha~den F.va Lomse Waters: . TIM! American Legion Awul· honor at a family dinner Fri· Fob. 10-11 educa1Jon Mrs Hany P Sm1th I Dundas, MJs Myrtle Scott Jary or Lewts Manley Post No. day evening at the home of hil NOT OPEN m1sswns, Kerm1t Walton slew Hrackfork. Mrs Carl L St:al'- 263 wJI! meet Tuesday at 7 p. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ;ltiO"-Y and SATURDAY ard!ihlp and fmance . C E 1mar, Rt 5 Athens, and .James rn at the home of Mrs. Camp· vid Ohlinger, in observance Feb, 12-13 Blakeslee, chnstwn socml A Conlf'V, Ht 1, Ashlana, Ky. bell Harper his first birthday. Ice cr<!Blltl -..oRTH TO ALASKAH (Technicolor) I concern~ Mrs Clf'nn D1IL · . Feb. Jl and cake were served. John Wayne, Stewart Graog· w01sh1p, and Mrs C F' Tamp· B1rtlu The White Rose Lodge AuxAttending were his ~:~:~~~ er. bnie Kovacs, Fah1an. 1 kms. lay member annual lOn1 Mrs Gary E Wmter~. 221 1hary wtU meet Wednesday af. then, Mrs. Annice P:Nturettr. Wife Decor rerence . with I.eo C'rr•w and 1Srcnnd Ave. son, 10 p. m Mn.n· ternoon at 2 pm. at the legton Middleport, and Mn. Charles Persmger , re~erws 1day Mrs Clarence E Fair- hall m Middleport with Mr.. Gress Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. IUN, MON., TUES. ch1ld. 109 Morton St , Jack!-lon, William Robson, president, pre- RichArd Gress, Mr. and Fob. 14-15-16 •BEDTIME STORY" MEETING RESET daughter, 12.il p m Mor.day siding. Hosleases will be Mrs. Leon McKnight liDd d:~~:;l (TechniNIIor) 'fh~ Portland Home Demo'1Di&char&ed Perry Mitch and Mrs, Ida Judith, Sheila and Beth. Mar1on Brando, Da\iJd Nivf'n, . meetmg plannt>d l p di ed Bachner. Baer of Pomeroy Mr. and Mrfl. stratwn club Shirle-y Jon f'~, Marie Wmd I a 11en 1s recen 11 y sc1m.rg FEB 11 ' sor, Reb~ea Sand, Dodv fur Wednesday. February 10, J Wood fl d . Tom lnoarelli, lind Mz. lllld Mn. 1 ded M Goodman has been canceled and w11l be m~ u t d r:t · M ~ a~ Evangeline Chapter 172 OES Ohlinger and dauabten, ""-'I Fe•turwtte: Tricky Chick• hf'ld Thursday, Feb. 18, at 1he Gm an aug erd, infrants. da . ugbt will have their regu1ar meet- and Sonya Colorcartoona • b reer Jr., an - ing Thur-~ t • ___..:...__·_ _ _ _ _ __ 730 h~u~nw=-~oi:_;M:;":;_;"~u;;;;;e~rt;_;P~r~l!~e;_, • M_ La Saund MrB auay, a : p. m. ID I' ~~·hn r~~ike,"'~•. Al:.r:; the Masonic Temple. The v.or. Health Club will meet 'l'burll ""'""!' Kirk Mr J 8 ct thy matron llld worthy patnm day at 1:30 p. m. II lilt boml Visit us soon and ace, ..~. m ' s. will oonduct a school ol In· of Mn. Arnold snowden with --see our great selec-r"'- . Coyan, Russell Little, Edward alnlctloo for memhen. Allll!n. Gecqe SldDner ID cbllflltl I tion of Weldwood I Devmcenl, Mr!. Herbert Burkt, membent .,. urged to attend. ol Ute program llld Mn. Preftmshed Panel· Tile Put Couneilon of on- or Radford the ClOIIIel~ 0Tony Slone, Clarence Phalen, 1ng and all the other , Jr, Mary Halley, Lila G. dorua ColDlcll Daugblon o1 Am· FEB. IJ 1 ftne products bearBrewer, erica will tneet at tbt bome of Retllnl Jonatlutn Molp l>'IP.I I Sheets, Timothy K. ' n g l he trusted Sandra K. Miller, Wcbael 11. Jlliaa Ema Jene Th111'8Cia7.,.. ler, Dauclttert of tbt Am~l Weldwood name Baroff. - . Ding. can Revolulloll, will meet for th1s sym· A '!'be Calbolla Women'• Qab daY aflemooa, Feb. It WATER WABI'II of the Sacred lleort churdt will IMJme of Mrl. C. M. meet Thurlday at 7:11 p. m, GartleJd.SI. ID Mlddllport Headquart•rs For SACRAMEN'l'Q, Calli. tUPII Rooory aerv1ceo will preaodo I p. 1po Allll!!ni ~ - The amount of water Uta! Ilk: meetmc. bt 118M Lollotn Gila, ........ , . . . . . .1 y- ....... ..... out, ill lt7le tlllCI•nl ran off Into the oea durlnl Rock Sprinp Granp wDl Dele ad Mia Northern Calffornla's d.,astat- meet In regular rrnlnr '!'burl- Sanbom. '!'be roll call lng December floode wu - · day at 7:30 p. m. Tbere will bt 1p0111t wDl bo •aa ·';;~~ than twtce the q11811tily that a program and r e - event In Amorlcan H , othe entire alate water project wiD he ...,ed, •Mary Shrine, While SbriDe will conserve for irrigation and The Pomeroy Bend Cltlzenl JOI'lllllOm will meet ID .l'O!~r j•rid areas wheJl the $2 bilhon Band Radio club will meet _ . . at the IOOF proJ•ct is compltled In 1990, Thuraday at 7:30 p. m. at tbe Friday at I p. m. The rectp-1 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0, according to the Slate Depart· Youth Centor In MlliOD, W. Va. lion far Allell RUChes and ""'""I Around And About Middleport Abel Claiming usw Prize > m. Jmc,PI!fl~~ -. --·".......,. 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