https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e8c632c93106a590e35631d05bd9e6cb.pdf 83241e9f7fe1dcf22303c85e30f63b0a PDF Text Text _.. -- .. ,.. . -------- .-· ~ • ORDER COOI'IES One hundred twenty altend· td the annu<:~l pre.sent.atiOo ll"a for Veterans Memorial Hospll · al Candystripers Tut>sda\ evton· tng at the Sacred Ht>art churrh auditorium Mr s Tom Seally h advisor and Mr~ Homer Gordon. ass1stant ad\ISOr tor the candyslnpf'rs Guests 'o\ere re· (istered by Mrs Robf'rt _Fetty. vice presJdf'nt of the Auxtlt~rv . and Mrs. (';;~rl Wil l. dJre<'tor ol Y·lunteeu '" For the prese-ntation l't'I'E'· mony thP girls rormPd a Sf"~11i-ctrde back vf a !Jhle on which wt>re the caps. C'erlltJ cates and pins on sl iver trays , 8 single pink t'a nd!e u1 holder and small candles on ~dver trsy . Mrs. Will called Lhe namt>s -~ _ ~ • Make Elberfelds 1n Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Orders for Girl Scout cook-lei will bt &akeo from Feb.~ 120 Attend Presentation Tea Given For Veterans Memorial Candy stripers ruary 11 • March I. Tbere 1 are Hve varieties, chocola~ and vaailla, 1 avannahll, S<'Ol-j lfiUI, four flavor sborties and -minb. '('~ Girl &outs will bto koocklug at tbe doort for or- of tht> girls and awards they were to rf't'eive . Mrs SC~Ily prt"sented the Laps, Mrs. Gordon . the certif1cales, and Lwda Darn-::!! , the pms After the d~rs Mnd U not hom~ . ordt'rt presentatiOn. each strl ltghtt>d aho.a/d be placed wltb aoy a small candle trom tht' ptnk 1 liirl S<'out or leadtor . l.A!adcHndle lighted ~y Carla Will, a ers l:ll""t' .'\1rs. Thoma• Smltb, rharter mt'mbt>r who 1 ~ sradu- Mrll. Herbert Setb, Mn. ating. v.hile '" rt'<'?rdJ_ng . or I Lioyd Wrlgbl, Mrs WilHam On~ Llflle C~ndlt Wilf pia~ - Oblioi!Cer aod Mn . Pbll Obed Ch<Jrlt>s R1dE'OUI admm1s!riJ - ~ Hoger. tot spoke bn~t!v congra!ular. . · • ~~~~>-'l'lf->-U mg the g1rl.~ Dr and Mr~ . Ray Plr kens anr1 son, Ray , v. e-n· ~.,~"fl!Wlf&ti'...:\:m.w3 Sflt'{'l al guests . "1. f'' ollowmg the ceremony , r~- y; rre.-.hm~nts were servt'd from ! .l a table with I' Jr. l-. cover. center· ~ I ed wilh a three branch crystal ~ ~I 1·ande!ah1 a m front of wh1<.:h :4 1 was o doll dressed as 4:1 candy· ! Mr . and Mrs John Fultz and j ~!•' iPf'l (iuests wtore s~ated .al • duldreu, Marc and AniL<:t, were 1 sm<i!! lahles _w1th white cover, y,.t'ekend guests of Mr .and Mrs . I pmk and v.h1lt> placPmats and Chester Hammond and family 1 1rentered w1lh a smgle pepper· 111 Delaware. i mint carnation in a m1lk glass Mr . Eugene Harris has relmo >'ase. turned from a busmes.s. trip to I ( ·ake decorated m pink and , Spokune . Washmgton. white st1 JpE's .and pmk punch Mrs . Wi i!Jam <.; Houchms _or I were sPrved Mrs Margart'l l Vmton. spent the weekend w1th , Houd<:tshelt. prest~t'nt of tl11:• her daughter and family, Mr. i Auxiliary. prf'stdcd at . the ami Mrs John Krawsczyn ~nd punch bowl. ass1sted by Lmda 1 children. I Darnell Assisting m servmg : Mr. and Mrs. Juhn RusseU were Mrs . Mart Shaffer, Mrs and tumtly have returned from , ConJnn. Mrs Ceorge Hackett 1 I!Jmols whe 1 e they spent the Sr . Mrs. Fetty a11d Mrs WilL past wt•ekend. J\1aking the decoratwns and M1s. George Childs wa~:~ omitdecorating were Mrs Ma:y ted J:om the ltst of thost! don:tt· . St>amans, Mrs. Norma Curtis, mg merchandtse to the Cluld 1 Sandra Bunc·e Barbara Hoff- Conversallon Lt'ague card parnt•r, 1.'heryl f1fe and Mr . and ' ty held last week. Mrs Srally. 1 Recent guests of Mr. L D. 1' .. t d I o rec·plve 8 cap '-·"e gu· s Diles were Ius children an must have 10 hours _work at I famd 1es , Mr. and Mrs Wdthe hosp1lnl, ror ct>rt1fleates 50 iliam Otles and children Kathy, 1 hours and for pins, 100 hours Jonn and Btlly, Mts Hany Heretvtng award5 wtore Shirley Mitchell, Jr. and son. T1m, and Baxter. Brenda Brown, Char- M1ss Ellen Jtvtden of Athens, 1 len~ Hyst>ll. Linda .Ja~ous. KaMrs . GnH Russell has return- 1 thy Lacey. Jewell Pnce. Bar- ed to her home m Hradbur; at · b~ra Roush. JanP!Ie Seott. ter spending the pe~sl two Lm_da S!nith, Linda Will and ' months m Bryn Mawr , Pa w1th F.d1!h Hapton.~tall, l'aps her daughter and famtly, Mr. , Susanna Arnold, Sandra , and Mrs K. T. Wagner . She Bunce. Ann Crmer. ~\len Ha":- was accompanied home b)' Mrs. l:v. and Bar~ara HoHner , certJ· j Wagner and daughttr , Karen, f1eates and ptns , Nancy Arnold, who also were m Columbus to Sharon Btggs, Darla Ebers bach. 1make arrangements tor Kar· .lean F.bersbach . Cheryl Ed - : en to enter Ohio Sible Umver· wards. Vick_l rf'tty, Barbara 1 :::Jty where she plans to ~tudy i Horak ..Ma.nlyn Huddleston, . medical technology. . Pam 0 Bnen, Brenda Owens, I Whtle Mrs. Russell was visit, ,Judv H1ghthouse, Pam Sylvest-~ Br n Mawr the Wag· er, Sharon Theis11, Hilah Vaugh. :~e~./~ook two we~k C<iribbean ·an . Jamce Wehrung , and Ru· M RusseH's &on Dr. •a W•ll d t·r· crUise. rs. ' et , ~· s, caps an cer 1 1- 0 11 R 11 of El)Tia JOined rates. I e . usse . , . . lhe tam11y while m PhtladelChns Bailey, Sha_ron Harri- ph.a for i:t convention of radiol son, Joyce Long , Ltnda Lyons og and Kathy Spengler. caps, cerY· tif1ca1es <:~nd pms : Linda Dar- I nell. pm, an<l Carla W11l, L"er· 3 4 in Attendnm·e 1 Around And ;: About d/ ! Mid eport WASH CLOTHS MENS SOCKS Solid colon, heiYY weiebl, Loree lise, IOO"'o long wearing twisted cotton except 3% ny· lon added to toe and heel. Knit proportioned to fit small, average and large size man. Grey, black and white. Sizes 10 to 13. 2 Pomeroy. Ohio TONIGHT Long Knitted Top Socks ..•••. ••. , 3 polro $1.40 Ammoniated Window cleaner. Spotlessly elean.a window•. mirroa, 11111 table tops, TV screena easier, faater, better, SOc FRIDAY and SATURDAY February 19-20 Edgar Allen Poe'• ''THE HAUNTED YALACE" {Techn 1eolor l Vine.,nt Prier. Df'bra P:~~l:'t. Lon t haney . Hldt><Ju s! Tl"'rri fymg \~/f'inl~ "McHALE'S NAVY" (Te(·hn lt·olurJ Erne~! Borgnine, .!or Flynn, Tim Conway, Bill11 Sllnr1s, Geu KennPdy, Jean Wille~ . 1 1 Februtry 21-22·23 ELVIS PRESI.F.V in "ROUSTABOUT" (Technieolur) Elvis Presley. Barbar~t Stan· wyck, .Joan fr('f'man. Lf'lf Erickson. Sue Anne Lan)ildon F;•turette: COMMOT~O~tao~:;• OCEAN Colorcartoons Admiss 10 n · 75e Hnrl 4(]c ~~~~===:::.;·.;·~=; The HEEL 1 AMBlERS' very jet age It's a fashion-first on this tailored T-strap shoe or brown Patentlite or bl"t'k upper leather. lh>ot•, of I COMBED GABARDINE new and very handsome fiM line combed cotton Gabat.. din• are your finest buy for the monoyl They'.-. tapered down to todoy't m o d e r. I ta1tes, featur• Continental ' ~j.DMtb SHOE styling ond elastic sfde tob odiustment wfth buttons. long on wear, short on cort. 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Stop In, browse around and make your selections. - POTTING SOIL Created from mineralized poultry manure compost. For all house planta. Od· orless - .t.erUized, wm not burn planll. Ready to l&Se. 20 lb, bags $].00 Just Received New Shipment! UPHOLSTERY SQUARES 26" x 26" •nd larger now. SALI 5 yd •• $1.45 HEATING PADS Waterproof - J heatl. No aDilO)'in& TV-Radio inter· terence. Push button coo. 1 Style 1407 collide with the moon and send back to earth television pictures of the lw~ar surface. The 8()B..pound space vehicle was launched from Cape Kennedy at )2 ,05 p.m. EST Wednesday and all subsequent operations were carried out smooth- ond A eleaninr poHsb without latest colon. SHORT SLEEVE Chester Counl11, Dau~;:nters HONORED ON HJRTHI)A V . of Ame:rica, mel in regular ses- , Randy McKinney, son of sum Tuesday eYemng With J.4 I Owt>n C. McKtn~ey. wa:~ guest present. I of honor at a btrthda; celebraSadie Trussell, councilor. pre- i lion on his ftl"lh birthday, sided and opened the meetmg , Guests wrre Mr and Mrs. Hay- 10 ntualtstic form. Reported rr;ond Manley and Cathy. lt~n- 1we 1 e Mar) Holter and Dolort'"s I nle, Peggy and P<:~tty McKm - , Wolle . A communication was ne~ ,,. Mrs. Conme Manley, Mr!l. l read from Edilh Wakely, diS· MarJe Manley, Ro~emary Hy· i tnct deputy, concerning the . s,ell and Rrenda, Penm and 1Dtstrkt Rally to be held Apnl Shern Hysell. Becky and Rita 1 :l2 81 American Legion Hall , 1 Casto Alter Randy op d h. ' I en~ IS Ma:nt'lt<:t . The Council was ask· · g1fts , guess were served cake . , · St Coun and J<'e f'ream b Mrs R.a • ed to ass1st Gwdmg . ar ·I mond Manley. y · Y 1 c1l m memo~tal servu:es at the evemng sesswn. I D,\Lf(iHTEit HONORED Onto .application was accept· fle11 and Mrs Eugene Gill ed lor membersmp. The goOO enterlained with ~ valentine of order ~rmounced a s1\enl auc;,~nd bt:rthday party Monday tlon f~r the next meeting and evenmg honoring ,·heir d.~:~ught- the miscellaneous comm1ttee is er Nanr~· can 1e we. 1 Isellmg lett . Erma Cleland, couned w1th prl;.es :war~~P 1dl deputy, installed Eliza~eth . "l"n"r" as 1::1ssoclate coum:1lnr .. " , ,, a"d .. va 1en 1tnt.>.'J were ex. Haves · U d Refre~hments wer.e served y changed After Nam: · . Y opene l lhe kitchen comnuttee. 1 her many gtrts . refreshments wert' served by Mrs. Gill to 36 ! <'hildren · i Mrs. Jacobs Holt THE I Another Big Shipment! Women'• HALF SLIPS ......... , , , , , , ...... $1.95 -abrasive. PASADENA, CALIF. - Ranger 8 U. S. spacecraft was l. ading on dead aim today to ly. FURNITURE POUSH aD I Amblers leisure slacks Jn a ! Al l.'oundl Meeli11g l9e Sun·Gio STILTS Lorge SliM . . . . $1.00 Excellent for Vanity Benches, Chair Seats, Pillows, Hand Bags and numerous other uses. Choose from this unusual assortment of all first quality up to date patterns in upholstery f ics, Textures, Tweeds, Mattlesses and Brocatelles. SOc ... lrol, h $S.9S 1 Only 4.99 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0 . Ht Str••m SHAMPOO and BATH SPRAYS :t•1 dety of the Laurel Cliff Free 1 Methodist Church met recent ~ : l)- ot the home of Mrs Pearl Jacobs, with Mrs. Gerald Pul- : llns presiding Recordings of Ralph and Joan Dunmire bv Mrs Jacobs open" : ed the meeting. Psalm 33 was ' by Mrs Joe Evans fol- i 1 read : lowed with prayer by Mrs. Ed- , ' wurd Schaefer. F'ollowing the ; busmess ses.siun, a quilt was 1 tied for a needy family and ! tk,xes were packtod to ~nd to Martha Pedigo, a misstonary. : R;;ofreshments were served by 1 Miss Marguerite Leifheit to the ' abo-we rutmtd and Mrs Clar- 1 en<'e Curtls, Mrs. James Gilmore. Mrs I.... wrem·e EbliJJ, : Mrs. Herbert Wolf. Mrs. Eugent: Gill, Mrs Jamt"S Lewis i and Mr!! . Arthur Wise. SPRING DRESSES 1 YOUNGSTOWN STEEL CABINET SINKS .... $149· 00 ------ Half Sizes RETURN HOMK I Mr and Mrs. Homer Casto ' . ht>ve returned home after a wonth's visit in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. LUcien Casto and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casto. They also visited briefwith Mr. and Mrs Perry ; fo r m er Pomeroy I 1 MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT ,.,identtt. Mr. Davis who has) ~~-----------------·"b-. 4jtdte ill II improvin&. DISCONnNUED LEES CARPET SAMPLES 2'1 1. M lnebea:. Wools, DJ· 1om 1nd -.UT tWiiY 0.1 •·BUIA PACKI Ia ,.pular ......, $139.95 66 Inch Stondord Youngotown Sino Double bowl, doublo drain $102·00 $99.95 54 inch Stondord Youngot-n Sino Stnglo bowl, double drain 00 $84.95 42 Inch Single bowl, olngle dnln,drower, ol+her right or left dnln Solo Lolli GENE.BAl &LECTBIG lAMPS $4.50 .... $134·00 .... $82· acrilao, AUTHORIZED AlENT wea.rine rue•. $154.95 54 inch Deluxe Youngotown Sino Doublo drain, single bowl 1 Juruors. Misses. Another 1111 Shl11mentl $189.95 661nch D.. uxe Youngstown Sinko Double bowl, double drein Solo Ciean" Wall Cleaner 11 The non-crumbly type cleaner for pe.inted walls. papered walls, acouatle cellillJI and window •hadea., The Women's Missionary So- 1 ... NEW 79c UJ Women'• Group 1 ARRIVING DAILY ... Modern all purpose portable sprays, Fita all fau. ceta. Green, pink, blue and whlte. $68·00 SAVE SALESLIP51 2S-watt-100·WOII only 25' Save all of your ..aale1llpt from Elberfeldl In Pomer. oy. Whether you are buying a new Color TV - • piano a Jlvinc room Handy o.l.f~14-ttull Pack e~rpet - reid.J to wear - dNperie• dry eoodt - houiewues - Men or Boya Wear tu.ite - only '1.00 - Whatever you buy 1n the 1tore, .ave your aJe. allp1 - they ue valuable to you, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . . ' ' lndera Figurfit Cotton Slips $1.95 $2.95 qUirt 1 ltfJc•a te. ,.. SOc Extra, Extra at y ·n ~~ entl :.' ~ ~ Land Banko£ Ripley Orders 3%Dividend ... \1 . :. The meeting date will be announced. Mr. Welker pledged to Mr. McComas his support in the improvement of aid to education in this district. Celtlet ....,, • .... - lllll'l'leo. ... ...... • low 17..ZZ. Slol. . ., ,... aJPt, I Utdt ......, IIIP ... ~ ' ; . ';; ... . ..; ..,.,_ --------.... FIVE CENTS .Coup, Counter Coup Deepens Instability Saigon's Politics WORLD Extn Llf11o SliM 89a Also V"to to Metch At .. .. .. . 59c ~~· YUit&il ~ the ELASnC LEG PANTIES- CUFF BRIEFS SPORT PANnES-STEP-IN PANTIES ,. ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1965 -~~--~~----~--~~~~~~------ In Women's Shanmont • NO. 62 at 51- 10 lo 18 ond 38 to 44 SHINOSHEEN Very Jet- Age , Underneath it all - an elegant, low-curving h~el e $4.95 ond 19• ! SUN .. MON ., TUES. $3.95 White, Sl1.. 5 lo 8 The concentrated vea:etabJe cleaning soap with hiab erade emulsifled 'close wax. Clean• all wax· ed and finished 1Urface1 with a aheen, VOL XVI Just . received a shipment of new spring dusterscreated In fabrics and styles for easy wearing. Sol· ld colored broadcloth, colorful prints, pngham checks and floral crepes. 89c HAGERt'Y GLASS BRIGHT 1 NOT OPEN 25c WOMEN'S NEW SPRING DUSnRS Spoclol lntrod•<tory eflorl Short Elutic Top Socko ..... , . , ... 3 polro $1.17 ,.,... fo• 1 MEIGS THEATRE The tiPerleDce of peer! llobermeo d;ow &hat mla1bapea moiiii&Cfl or tbote Lolettect wltb parasUea, are mo1t likely lo Yh!id peorlo, STORE HOURS WEEK DAYS 9 to S -·SATURDAY 9 to 9 BACHELORS' FRIEND ... ' NOW YOU KNOW 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport,_ 0,_Feb. 18, 1966 .. .. . . . .----~--~~~------~~-.~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~-.· ~-~-~~-~·~·-:~~~~~ ----~--~~.~~~~~~::~~~~ 1 �,....... .. . . .... - -. ~ ' ' ' nocroR :t-Dally !entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., Feb. 19, liGII The Daily Sentinel SAYS ~nNGEDnO~AUY By Wayae G. Broadlladl, M.D. Q - My husband has <llilblaw oo botll feet. Wblt II the belt treatment! A - Chliblalll, a m1lder ..,. ditloll thaD froolblte. ito ...... by exPosure to cold. Thin if also a hereditary factor. On nwannln!! a chllblaiDed How to Ruin Your Community MOlt if not all of us. know the ingredienu that ~ to make up a fine. progrMsiw C'Olltm\Klity , al'kl th.at if it were not for a goodly uwnber o[ boosters we WQWQ be w a bad w•Y· We have a neighbor state which ha~ started the baU rolling to change its image. The lead in that campaign is being tak.en by one of ns l...ting ntw•papers. We woukl llko lo think that we ID our small way ore trylnl to do th• -.ame Wng about our ctty and C'Ounty. We art so busy trying to point out the good that wt have otver thought much about the Degative llde . • Recently we came across an editorial from a Mllsourl nowo- that shows the llne taken by certain element! that leads to ruining town or county. If you fit some of these descriptions you are a wrecker. . A civic minded cltiz.en would never be gutlty o1 .ot attendtna a meeting that is for the im~ provtmtnt of a community. T~~e on the nt>gatlw side sit Idly by and cnUcJzt> those who do about the way they are doing th ings The same type also votes against all kinds of lf'\1· In They make fun of the fire and police dopartment, who they think are just out for the alory of protecting citizen's liv~s . There are still others who never go to a movie . school COIK'ert. benefit program and deplore the fact that person$ would bi even Sliihtly Interested In tuch events They knock the city administration. In Lhe 81'1}' boik of the editorial list this is the No. 1 must of the chronic knocker. They •v.n 10 10 far as to hmt thert an klc:tbackl, and thtt •U public officia ls are overpaid from the bead man down through all the ranks uf public ~Jer· vants . ]n the realm of religion they never 10 to • • • case. lo addition to minor discourtesies to other athletes, she was <·onspicuously putting on a pair of pants when our National Anthem was announced. AI all BUT;'\ M010R B<~E WOULDN'T COST MUCH SECONI7- HANCI···I'VE BEEN - SAVING UP--- ·I'O BE REAL CAREFUL. 11-iE INSURANCE C'-4EAP 100 ···· • • Insiders in the New York fUm indusover the new crop of starlets being signed by Hollywood studios and then shipped here for interviews and crash exploitation. A frightening percentage have never read ~.Y showbusiness trade papers, rouldn't try are understandably disturbed The biggest mystery in sports is whv lolanda Balas of Romania didn't mate tht front pages with her rudene'8 in Madison Square Garden at the New York A. C. track meet. She 's the women 's Olv· mpic hlgh jumping queen and that's swell, but someone ought to tea('h hrr a little about etiquette before shipping hrr off on a tour of track meets in this country . When the Olympic executives are as.k.lng you to eontnbute somp dough, they emphasize how much the games mean to international good will - but it hasn 't worktad out that way in lolanda's J:w.~ • Time NO, N0.1 l'PRATHE~ YDU HAP .A. C.A.R!! care less about current events, don't know what the inside of a museum is like, ,and make dreadfully dull co nversationau sts. To give them credit, they can talk about the Watusi, the !rug and mot· orcycle racing. Hoger Smith . now has his divorce, wh1ch leaves h1m free to marry Ann Margret. if ~he's in the mood for wedding bells ... Roddy McDowall, a talent· ed shutterbug who made a mint \lith hi• candids of Elizabeth Taylor, has shot Uza Mlnnelli for her forthcoming record album. ..._.... .. ,_.. I I I I I the . . . . . i ool. . Ia <:014 ~ "' _... b..YJ IQ<:Irl lltd I HydNcortilone ointment oppllod twice a day lor aeuu. 11 Inflamed clillblaln DliJ be belpfW, but ID &eneral, drup 01f any kiJid do little &ood lllr 111111 COIIditiOIL I • advlle! A - o\ trel>oceoDI • <711. 01' WASHINGTON (UPII-Gentle· men, I feel It my duty tu warn yQU tllat d your deodorant leaves you only half salt, your 1overnment lil<oly will do notl>lni tu prottct you from the consequences. At least not if an opinion re. cently handed down by a tri•l exami,ner for the National Labor Relations Board is adopted .u federal policy. In what may be a landmark case, the examiner stated that firing an employee for failing to keep himself in an acceptable state of deodorization would not constit ute an unfair labor practice. As far as I could learn. this was the first Ume that the U.S. government in all of its solemn majesty has exercised any sort of jurisdiction over BO. Heretofore, the problem has more ur less been regarded as a local issue to be dealt with within the framework of the free enterprise system. OiKharge Contestrtf The case in point invol vta!f A food store employet! whose discharge wa!\ contested by the Retail Clerks union. Manage· ment maintained he was let go for aromatic reasons after being told that he would have to ust! a stronger deodorant. The union, on the other hand , 1nsisted. that he was terminated for organizational activities. Examiner Phil W. Saunders, who beard the case, ruled in favor of the union. But In doing &0, he also took a precedentletttns position on the BO question . tying It in with thtt march of civilization tself. " It can be said without serious e<~ntradiction thad in our present state of existence the~r~e days we have now branched ()Ut and fully attained the modern t!ra of clean shaves and dequte deodorants ," Saunders wrole. ''ln fact , I think It Is even safe to say that a stranger comine to our shores for the first time might conceivably believe that such preparation~ rank as our most prized poi"' sessions." Hard To DttermiDt While conceding that "It may be somewhat difficult to lactr· tain the exact scope of offen.. siveness to others in the non-or misuse of deodorizers ," he Slilid, such matters "must be evaluat-ed in tile light of pro(IJ'ess. • He noted that we no lona:er live in the "era of thfi okf.. fashioned store centered around. pot-bellied stoves in the when the homesteaden -;iert uys THE DAILY SENTINIJ, DIVOTII, fO INTI.II1 OP lllllGI IIIIAION ARIA ll•l'tarll 1. Dw•ft. rv•11111., · Ch•lfar Tannehill lfltot Publl•hld •nQ an.moott .,.",. van., l\lni!Q by rt.a QIUo l"a ru~tnm. !Ill "iMIUift\(' !It (",o;oi!Oplftl _.,,. . OhiQ. l1,141ta.. WV 14'1M. l41tori.J 1117 Pn011 pboua Olfl~• pl'lnll• 'NV • "''ftd trnaNCI " 011111 m•Utnl ••"•' •• tbl '"'" otfln •' hma ...,, Obi a Nuto"•• ••• •o,.•rtaiJlll.l lotttnUlt Ktmtaan. ,.,,."~~~ lne. Ml Lntqtan A••·. N. . YoR Clt7. Naw Vo-rll Sl.lbtcr1pUall 'OJIITitor wb•t• ralea. D••tv•red DJ l•lllll'lll, 3tl ttnh .,., ...... •w. , ••, ,., P•UJ lul"-n•l •o1\UM, t1.M : .. .c~.-,c. otflr• thrM •••...,. lla •on~b- l\lot.or ftDIIte wMre "'"NT ..c IYJi,l.lblt. Olll ~ U .MI .,..,.,1!, .m.'u. euo.11:1 Heleft Bottel _ _, . I. Youth Aoked For It This wlumn Is for young pooplt, their problems and plt:;!asures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help US' It welcomes lauglu but won~ dodge a serious que• Uon with a brush .. off. Send your teen-age questlo01 to Youth Asked For Jt, care of Helen Help Us !, this news· paper. Coast to Coast Argument Dear Helen : This letter Is to lnfO<ID your somewhat misguided reader and you that the iron cross is NOT a symbol of surfing. As a matter of fact, it is the last thing we want to adopt I A few so caned surfen have trJed to make this the badge of surfing, Instead It brando them as ugly trouble makers. It stands for nothing good. I hope all parents underotand that this is not surfin&, T be iron c::ross Ia not our tymbo~ it is nothing more than the sign of a hood or a kook .-JER· RY. Fla. Dear Jerry: 1 think Califrnia teens will disagree with you - or at least they might have teveral months ago when surfer crosses w~re ''in." Around here they simply meant tht wearer went for surfer bands, not ocean breakers. And with those swlntin' amateur bands, storet aold out fast -H. Hurry, Hurry, Hurry Dear Keiin: I am 14 and I LIKE THIS BOY VERY MUCH. I never atarted liking him until he started lik· lng me. What I mean, he started talking to me and then he asked the teacher H he could change hi1 seat -.. and that put him right behind me, and we talked a lot. But then he saw I started liking lllM, so he hardly talka to me any more. He says "HI" in the hallo, but that's about all. My friend1 loll me he'l jtllt trying to make me jealouo. They told me to make HIM jealouo, but I '"'n't. What am I 1o1n1 to do. Pleaao hurry. The lall time I wrota you, It never 1101 in the paper, and If I don' aot some advice soon It mllht be too lata. -LUV YA Dear Luv Ya: My besl advlct Ia "Act .. was someone you would h.lte to lose ... In other words bo natur· ai, not aru<lou1. When a alrl begins to rully Uke a boy. lho oomollmes sooo tel\10 and artJ. ficial, otrlving to impre11 him. This 11 what scaro1 hlra oil: not the fact that ohe enjoys hit company - 1ho wouldn't laol long ff she became borod and aloof - but tht fact thet ohe 11 tryinl so hard she make1 him uncomfortablO- Do hopa my all· vice lm't too little anti 11111 Have you ever wondered what might have happened if: George Washingt011'a> obeny tree had been petrlned. Washington, at the Potomae. had reached into he' pocket far 1 aUver dollar and folHld only • paper bilL Lincoln had tu typo bls Gettysburg address an an olectrtc typewriter and there was only D. c. cllf'Hflt on lhe train. Washington bad beeD •• acont for England. Linooin had split lnllnitivet instead of rails. washington had been born a girl - would we have bad 1 Mother of our country? Botll Washington and Lincolr> had been born on the same day - one less holiday on the cal· endar and one mol'6 day ' ( newspaper. . J .I II .I ;_I '· By UDlted Pre01 lalmlltloaal Today Is Friday, Feb. 19, the Wth day ol ~ witb m to fo~ low. The m0011 Is approaching Its phase. The morning star is Mars. The evening star ls Jupiter. On Ibis day in history : In 1878, Thomas Edison received a patent for his inven-tion of the phonograph. In 1941, Radio Berlin's prapa· pnda division short-waved an appeal to tile United Stoles to send messages collect tu Ger· " <.1 thrt'e - year tutal ol 1.2ti:l ~m!s tor· ping the prev1"us md1v idual P<>t. high (lf l .24~J ·581 North Te.x;Js St <He I:Jruke a 1().. :::!game tus mg strea k and bi·nt .409 Cmc in n:J tl tur tlw l1rst t1me ONCE AGAIN! H 50 .219 smce JUilHng ttw MJssuun \ '<.11 Thursday '" Results ley Co nl erl:'nce 1n Hl57. Los The 117 Philadei phia 110 Hoston 119 S! Louis 109 Angele~ !;,.,,.,., Uutli ""r- "" Jl . pu1r1t le::td m lht J'irsl ha ll. but the host Learn p;ued II to a ~Jn Oetroit 107 San rranc 1sco 106 glt· puml by ml~:rnH ss lm L The Wnly games st"heduledl l!:agl<"s fell ~hmd hy stx w11h G 10 rnmult-~ IPrt 1n the gumt'. hu t Friday's am• Los Angeles at Baltimore · ca mt· b<.wk for a 54·.i0 lt•<Jd WJ!Ii ° •. TWIN·CLEAN TOOL $J688 H&RFIRESTONE STORE 1 3Jti: 0. r I 16 great big, great looking, great going wagons from Plymouth. SHIRT FINISHING ?-· ROBINSON'S Amorlcana respondod, moll ol whom were highly critical of tbo Nazi reelme. In I~ U.S. Marln08 llndtd 01 low& Jima beginning a bloodJ bottle for tho Japaneoe-<Jold Itland. In 1962. French and Algerian negotiators agreed 111 preHml!lo ary ter101 of • truoo to end 1111 many , More than one-thousand '""I Al&erian dvU war. 1 MOTOROLA - 8~ARrs WORLD Six '65 Fury Wagons I 1 Six '65 Belvedere Wagons fan tilv's budget, Belvedere 11 about the bt:st wa~un buy there ~~ WINTER CLEARANCE MODEL B 12 . . . FM-AM PERFORMANCE CONTINUES ON MENS & WOMENS WEARING APPARR manaa:ement. ,, Luxury of wood added to this fine instrument. Genujne walnut veneers and select hardwood solids ac· cented by attractive grille. 7 tube chassis, AFC. tuned RF stal(e in FM section, 5" Golden Voice apeakor, FM limiter, vernier tunin&, loudness control. 13~" X 7%," X 5~., Color: B12WA, Walnut---- - Four '65 Valiant Wagons Piymouth praenta. third complete 1u:e ur 196S wacona, the compact aize Valiant wa 1 on!, So why a oompact waaon? For the same basic comp•ct bene6t. that ever:.- '65 Veliant deliver• : low price, c•• economy, eaay handlinK, wnvtnient par.una. I interpret IIlii to moan tllot u .:it<ts1m w1th 1 ONE DAY SERVICE Pleeso send your quesllons and comments to Wayne G. Brllnd9tadt, M. D., Ill ..,.. of this poper. While Dr. Brantl· stadt cannot answer individual lettero he will aoswor lettera of general intor..t w lulurt columna. pushing Weal." Therefore, Saundoro 1altl, the dioml08al of an employot who felled to moet modern llandartlt of fragrance would be "within the legillmato prorogau.. ol toioraled in tho "Great Sooloty." )'Ollr bell frtltldl ~··I tell Jou, mf1¥bo UucJ. Sam wilL ' . :~~ out the r-------------------oiiiOOiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-: Fran iNew York u 78 Geurgetwn 73 • . •Only game ;;eheduted• 1w ,., minu1t'~ In gn on the shoo t1~, 1965 Reichert 487; Handicap 3J ToH C M FalstaH and Firestone capturSaturd· a y'o Carnes mg llf Will it• DiiVi.\ nnd Hun Mil · 1 100 1 oy . . . . • ross 1 ass 84 ed · · Th sd · · ' Ed ' • Auto Tr1m - J. Gilland la! 1796. \11sf1ls Won J Lost t-- 1Ma ·f ld St 86 Bl b , VJctones ur ay ni ght 1n New York vs Phila at IJt'! Jpr 1 MODEL C-10 329 : M. Vmeyard 312 · B. Mur- LeVera Yeager :WI · Charles ~ F ndshJe ; 7 R ooms urg 8 'the Gallipolis Independent l.eag- st 1 ouis ai ' Detro-i t · Tht' Texan s ttwn went Jnlu .a • · . : · . 1 or am u utgen 65 ue T urn ~ Jol · r . tYa~ey 1 1 313; L Boy- Yeager 512; Carol PrOffill 3~ ;· Getlysburg ray amen 1Boston at San francisco sta ll. Cin('mnaiJ go1 four fr ee 1 78 Del· . 64 les 30~ : HandJc~p :m., Total , Jim Prof~itt ~37; Total 1795. St. Francis i PaJ 1 ~;a~:neva 88 Fctlstart, who was furred to lhrows !rom lhi're out , but l11! 1934 . \\on 0, Lost 3. lola s HeauInd. H1gh Game - f: a r y Grove City ffi Slip ·rv Hc k 73 Jrepiay Goodyear because of in-~· CHECK . CITY only Lhrt·t' o1 thl:'m. Cy Sbop - M. Lehew 405 ; K. 1 Koush 211; Kathy Davis lti6. 1Ga nnon 94 BuHalo ~~ · 67 !eligible players ddeated Good- MEXICO CITY IU PI 1- ~~rtoner Suphomon· O<t\' 1~ h<td lfl ~alke~ 305; P . Young 360 ; J . j lnd High Series - D~lbert Dot- 1Sub!and ( N f0lk N' · t . . Jvear for the sl:!co nd limf' this sports officials Col. Ma n·t·<HI . pom ts hor i\'orfh Te.u1~ <~ml Ho· lioodnllt- 315; P. Collins 48b, 1son 546; Billie Gilmore 431. ' or . avy .earn I ~eek 71 .50. Crespin and Dr _ f"ran.an<l H l;.md W1·s t n.-!l<"d Jfi lor the 98 Quantico Mannes 92 ' -- · Handica p 267; Tolal 2138 ; Won l High Tt!am (;ame - ,\1isfils Plas are ~cheduled to iJ!rive Bei.lr rc:ll s . lliJ\\ 11 ·11 lur the ~t:<t· ~. l.ost U , 6'2 ·, li"Jg!J ·r,·am S"r·,,, M·ls-' Nlw Hvn Col. 82 Wor<·str St 67 1 Four men hit Lhe double ri ,_ A rred u· 90 Brockport St. 83 1gure total for the winner~. John 11. Mexico City Monda~' to tn · son an J :PI 111 Ilit' MVI · which Forest Run Blotk - S. Grue· r,·111• ! ",9.~ " ''· w b 7' C · spe>:<'t the cily·s fat'ilitw~ for the ttwy havl:' "'"n !:"VI'ry }'<'<Jr si nn:• ser 347 : S. Bartels J88: L. Wme- . 1 aynes urg J arneg1e 'i'f'h 70 •Kamemski paced tht> attack with 1968 Dlympis games & to rhef'k JOmmg ONLr 1 19 · .·l.aron Buffington had , 111:. on thf" pussitJ it· P11~'('! S ot tht· brenner 434; B. Smith 449; Bantam Mixed League South Tilt! ld st ln si ng season at l'ln 4 17 ~· Ingels 68 : Handicap 204 : 1 Two Game Series Richmond 91 Furman 76 Larry Hurt • lind Mike Spe.n- 7,500-root altitude on the ath· ('innr~ti wa~ l!6l ·.1:1 ALL NEW :otal 22 90: Won 2, LoslL Keith . Sugar Run Bums - D. Crow VMI 87 Geo. Wa sh. 79 rer ll. le!t.Js. Tourn anwr1t boun d Slt'uben Goblr Ford ~ 1. Bartrum 271 ; 101; N. Thompson 147 ; U. Har·: fi't. Bragg 9.1 ~'t Lee 80 Bill Brown's 20 points pat.'ed -------ville dv wrwd Marshall . H3·75. ~ ·.Adams 337, N. Floyd 356; L. bre(:ht 143 ; P. Story 202 : H. Car .Nwmn 96 Millit:an H the lo!!ers , while Chick Conley FOOO POISONING ~~~~~re 4~~ AT Hanrung 484 : :Hennessy 187; Handicap612; T" 1'u~eu!um R.3 and Willie Ca ll addt!d 10 each _ LONOJiiNA. Brttzi l IU Pi l llEl'EIVE MC)NEV 21 33. Won l<tl 1392. Won l Lu~L l. Cobra ·• aLo~~a~ ; otal Martin Br. •Tennes.<;eel 70 John Milhoan 's 39 point!J led l11ret hundred per sons .strwken SA.\ Fll !\ ."'C!St'!l lli P!l 1 'er ow ,s ·Steak Hou~e - L Me- -H. Bt!eker 166; M. Childs Sl. Andrews 76 Meth t'ol 59 Firestonl:! to an 110-64 w1n oo.;er by food poisoni ng at a wPdding Tht> S;m Fra nt'l:-< o bno.;1·hnll 132 · F B•·uwrJ 191· U 8 , · ' :Evan · · '· · · oggs Wofford 78 Presbyterian 67 s reception in ,;uburban Nov<:~ wn! 1•rs T l1u rsda ~· r~· r ·el\ t••l $1 · ~mney 396 . K. E.dwards 320: '173 , D Fmk 1.22;, Handicap Shaw lJ s 4 Umon u 71 I Pau l Smith was thtt next best Danz 1g were in hos pital her e OiN:I co l!t-l'h'ti rrum lhPir· b<~rl· . . Roush 454, G · Ebers~ach 616 Total 1406. \\oon I Lost I. , Loyola ( Md 1 84 T St '1l scorer for the winners with 10 Wednesday . cjud lo f'<l llt't'r ri'St'<m 11 is mt'm 104 · S. Parsons 506 : llandtcap Alley Call - J. Welker 179; 111 · owson ' Steve Fuller led t~ losers HURRY SUPPLY LIMITED! 321; Total 2301, Won 2, Lost 1. H. Werry 196 . FORFEIT. Vam- Wutnntmgton 94 Athns, (Ala~ 91 with :!Z. Hospital authorities !!iaid Ifill ury uf ht'd Hut chin son. rom1 Friendly Tavern - c; Hovat- pires- s. Clark 208 ; N. Mayer I _· Slm. St. 85 N. <.:~r . ~ol. 63 Don Magnani had 17 . Dave of the b:Ufferer s 1:1re 1n St'f lou s er ('i n c inn<~t i HPd manager who MIDDLEPORT, 0. ter 362; C. Bachner 465; C. Van- 1131; D. Hunnell 106 , B. Whitt! ! Spn~g ~Ill Bit Delta S': 73 Holler 12 , and Grellory Holzer condition, Including tht! nt'w ly - stwc urrdx~d to tl.t d isea~e luq Me.l~r D. Glaze :143 ; IO. w~~.:.___ , yea!'. L------_,..=.....,~--===.,...===.,.,.,,..,,..,~ 1154 ; B. Triplett 97 ; Handica p David L1psr~';lh 56 Umon 54 Ne1r1 408; Handicap 262 ; TolaJi62ti; Total 1322 . Won 2 Lost O. Bf"lmont 91 IP.nn . Wt"sleyan 74 • ~---··-·--U7S; W~n I, Lost 2. Sling Rays - J . Wildermuth , . Midwest GIBSON PICKED .Ind. High Ga~e - Ann Han- 167 : C. Hannahs 168; H. Hens- Cen. Ohi~ St. 126 Det. Trh 66 MILWAUKEE rUPH Fornmg 208 ; Ind . H1gh Series - Sue 1Jer 188; c. Haggerty 239 ; T .! Steu.benvJ IIe 83 Marshall 75 ty·eight ·year-o ld Therm.!.ln Gib-1 Parso~s 506; Team High Game iVaughan J93 . Handkap 460 ; To- . M.arJetta 6~ Kenyon 48 son of Detroit Thursday be-. Kellh .Goble Ford Bn : Tt!am tal 1415. Won 1 Lost 1. Beatie Hiram 96 Wsn Reserve 7'J. t·a me the 29th member of the fiigh Ser1es - Crow's Steak 1 Bugs - J . D. Story 146 : s . Sto- Drake 72 Bradley 57 American Bowling Con(!lres.s House 2.101. ry 199; M. Clark 174 ; s . Warn- DPtroit 76 Hal . Wa llace 56 Hall of ,.~ame by a ballot of .er 151: L Warner 244 ; HandiSouthwest writers. broadcasters ABC of. MASON BOWUNG CENTER Icap 522; Total 1436. Won t Lost I Tulsa 15 Wichita 64 hciats and HaU of r~me memSunday Night Mixed League 1. Henderson County Col. 89 bers. February 14, 1985 Team High Series - Beatie Jacksonville <Tex.) 84 Corvalrs - Won 1 Lost 1: Bugs. 1436, Team H1gh Smglt' Tex. Sl 54 Cincinnati 5J 1'helma Reitmire 382 ; Don Game - HeaUe Bugs, 731. Ind. Tex. Wsn 71 W. Tex _St. 45 Brown Sr. 266; Rolande Brown High Two Games - Larry WarWest 324; John Heitrnire 45<1; Handi -~ ner 244; Susy Clark 203, Ind . Utah St. 67 Denver 66 rap 18 Total 1540. TYCOONS- HJgh Single Game - ChJp HagWon 1 Lost 2· Ronnie Roush gerty 140, Susy Clark 110. BUSY YEAh. 338: Chariot!• Roush 329 : Mary , , . I THOLLHAE•t•rAN , Swed•n ON J_toush 406; Gary Roush 481 ; 1 Glt:lS CONTRACT I \ UPI I Husband wife racing I 'I olal 1554. NE~ YORK tuPI) - General enthusiasts. Eric Carlsson of 1 New Haven - Won 1 Lost t: Electric announced Wednes· Sweden and English-born Pat , Billie ~(; ilmo~e 434: Mary Stein day ~hat Jts expor~ ~lvision has Mo~ . ~:ompeting individually , I 328 ; Ed Stem . Sr. 450; Ronnie receiY~ a $30 milhon contracL have a busy s<·hedule ahead of Itt in 359: Total 1571. for: delivery or.electrical gener- them. They wilt 11 tart in the Raven - Woo t Lost 1 _ Ida .atmg equipment and .!lervices to Swedish rally March 10 follow Diehi 296 ; Barbara f'ry 377 ; ,Tokyo Elec:tric Power Co., Inc. ed by the Safari rally in Africil, LAUNDRYJames Fry 341: James Diehl ~he eqmpme~t ~~d services, the Australian rally and the DRY CLEANING Flll'y (]I 4 -door Wa11on 441: Handicap 153 : Total 1600. which are bemg fmanced by Aeropolis rally In Greece : WY 2-5428 POMEROY Half &: Half, Won 1 Lo!!:t z _ the Export-Import Bank, are for · Kathy Davis 431: Patti Arnold the Japanese power company's 340; Jerry Arnold 387 ; Bill Da- ~negasakl thermal power litHvis 439; Total 1697. Sbawnees, tJon. ln 0· or 9 · p.as~n&ter moJ~Is, the '65 F ury Wlilgun i1 11hou1 t.hr hig~t"st, -Woo I Lost 1 - Eugene Hesson FRiDAV'S GAM.ES: plutbest waw;on you've rvC"I ~ern -473; Shirley Hesson 331 ; Jack Pomeroy at GaUipolill Paugh 478; Emma Jane Paugh Athens td Logan And ttilltolidly iu tit~ low pn,·rd fi,-1 I :J:W; Handicap 84 ; Total 1696. Jackson at MiddJeport Nlltlet Won Z Lost I - Erma I Nelsonville at Wellston Dotson416: Elizabeth Reichert FRIDAY'S GAMES : North Gallia v!l . Southwestern ObJo H. S. Baskttball Scores Hannan Trace vs. Kyger Creek By llnUed Prese International !Opening round of -42nd anEastern (Meigs I 67 nual Gallia County Tournament . McArthur 55 at Hannan 1'race. First game U!Jca 57 Big Walnut 58 I begins at 1 p.m.. nightcap ot Ntw CUDCOI'd Cia•• A Tourney la:301 . N•w Concord Glenn 54 SATIJRDA Y'S GAMI<S: Ridgewood 5:. Kyger Creek vs. Wilton , at Rutz~neiVUiv Rosecrans 62 land sectlonals, a p.m. Bt'lvNierr is anolher complrte line uf Lakeland 50 (ol) Southwestern vs. Hamden, at Ph·mouth wagons for 1965. F'ra2eysburg 59 Zane Trace 47 Wellston sectionals, 7 p.m. For the young ram ily on a yourti 314; Delbert 1 Q - I am IUlng ehvold ref' ularly. Would this mab a.cain weight? A - Vel, becau!e It causes the retention ol wetor • 1M THE ALMANAC Ea1t Kt•n Wilburn S('Ofed 27 pom t~ and got 28 rebounds m th1 ~ t'i · ~;:5 nal contt'::.t. wilwll gave Cent ral .llalt- 1t ~ First undefeated :.e.a·635 son m hi stc11·y. Wilburn dosl:'d 1 tissuea. ---- I I Untler<~lded San Frand:«.:o • FaIst aff ID I I ·se·cond' WJ'n Unltt'd Pres• lnternallon.u.J J0 T()UfDey Pre~t~ International fur the Barons' 18th win In 21 yon . 65-411 , tn an Ohio Confell. ( 'e ntral Stiile has stdrts Steubenville lt"d all but f:'n<'l:· game ; Detroit bi'oke BW8f tht' f1rst sJx mmutes, had a 44· rrorn a tw"point halftime lead lout: unt)t-JtPn culh:g"" t~;><:~nl gnd 29 margin at the half and ii 20. to wallop Baldw.ln-Wallace, 11L'mnnnalJ . usuall)' n rr;,~l•un··l a pPml wff~renee berore sending lfi , and Hiram had no trouble pv""er . tell another sl<'p doser m the reserve~ . downing Western Reserve, IJI • ! Thursdu y mght 1u 11 .~ worst Handv Grttne had 22 points ' 72 . sea))Un m more !him a decade for tht' wmnt'rs and Jerry Kat z The only game scheduled ro-. con- The ~·l arauder~ Sel·ur•d-rank - 20 for 1ht· Thundenng Herd night find s John CarroU at Mind t'd mtllouall), dm,t·d out I he Mari<'II <J co~sled over Ken -JThiel . regular season Thursday raght \lo llh lht.'J r 21:>1 VIctor) . <~ 12ti O• ilv Sent•nel Pomeroy -Mtddieport, 0 ., Feb 19. 19e5·~ titi roul ut l>tolrott TeC'h By Unitt"d ... A - Eplltply Ia one ol thoso diseases Utot can be cootrolled thanks tu modern druis, but can't be cured. Sumo, but not all, llllet now have laws that allow aa epileptic to hold driver'• Ucense if he presents 1 stat• ment from his doctor that hll epilepsy Ia controlled. This column is dedieated to family living, so i.f you'rt hav· tng kid trouble or jull plaia truuble. let Helen Help YOU. She will also welcome your oWD amusJ.ng experiences. Addreaa Helen llottel Ia care ol tllil State Cops Wins Perfect Season 1 license? of 8 L' Q -1 am IS,and have pet1 mal epllepay. My doctor bU me on medicine to control it. Will I ever be OJmplelely curocl? How long will It .. before I can aot a driver'a achooi. -KATHY 8 Women's Art IDIIDY adults dlobetes • prone? Ia tllero 1 QPI ol body build lhal flvora diabetes? A - Many adllltl have a mild, lll1l'ecoiDized form of tliabetes which in limo mfl¥ become IIMil'O oovora. Tallo lor the rerognitloll of tbil COD<JI,. lion !called prediabote8) oro now avallablo to your doctor. late. -H. The Sebool Yard Fea.. February Not~,: 1 1lly Q ·~ ~ a, underarm rodolenco will not bo -.oDlbt1 momU) 11 _, IUD 0111 "'" ,110.001 •.ur 'I .... l - - by I' •-r.-rr1 hmwd in unf' of ur the third quarlt'r Thf' Ea - duubl~ figures was so~hn•nore the Eagle r~tbounding with I lmest JWrlormark~! of the gle~. howevt"r , QUickly got baek Charles Eichinger wrth 10 points . 11 lind 10, respeclively b,, .. kl:'!tJall ~t'<HHJ t-flroute to a on top :t~nd !:il&yed Thert' alter all m the f1rst halt E1ght ra me 1-',)., ·· \· ~~ ·rv ry ov.,.r the strong C.uard Ken Ca ldwdl swished .1:1 In the openmg quarter He The Eagles htl on 40 per cent 1 ~ ·-\nhur :·'11\'f<ll~ nt• Thursday two·poinler and Cenlt·r Kt'11 ll.ar · was :-.ubbmg for Ca ldwell , of !herr fle !d g""l ...... attempt.!, while n•f'l t · h · I McArthur wa1:1 scoring a 42 per i "'· tung got 1n a c ar1ty tos~ home Knight proved Lo be the clutch Th<' v. !n endf-'d the tr;agle)l:' reg- to make the score l9·3ti. Slon~r fo r Eastern Ills c ·eednt average H3!t and WhJte •.. 13 ~ hf" ld a lead ot four points in the last periOd was 1 the Generals scoring with 1 uI<n season ga mes w1t· h a ,.pa1-•·Jl. · r.astern 1 lme, 17·1 rt"eord II :Jiso gave to six points most of the third what broke the Gt:nerals ' backs. 19 and 16 pomts . ''There IS quite a •tory lht' ~~·ig.o: county club a ptece and fourth quarters. lmt upped The Junior forward clicked for The Little Eagle! suffered a oe<1ed with this. George. ul lht l~t~c ~<:Y~" League Oasket- its margin during .1:1 final three six long field goals and a fouJ ISI-48 deteat In the preliminary readiD@: about it'! '' tJJII L'ham~wnshlp Both Bel - mmu~e ~ Lall. shot in the final eight minutes . game, but Richard Douglas of !• f~ .1 110 1', ~1 .;; 1 ~-"nl ~·nch•d with Semor R o ge~ Spencer provt!d Playmaker Caldwell, a Ml sen- Eastern. won sconng honors NBA StandiD#;!Pi 4· 1- l't'I 'Ord s m. l:u~.keye !~ague to be the S('O riOR leader lor the ior, did not see ae!ion in the op. with 26 points. F.astero Division Jt'fwn ~\kArtnt~r· lln1 ~hl:'d at well ·balanced Eastern club with ening ha H because ht> i.s recov· BY ijUA.RTERS H~ · . ,. , h t 22 IJ<J ints on nir.e buc ket ~ <tn.d ering from il touch of influt'nza. Eastern W53 'J:~ 18 36 50 67 Boston 1 .W1!I'Vt' 1 w <r • I t' bes ,1our 1rf't:' t 11rows. , pencer h 1t Coach Bowen did . however, McArthur . 13 3'2 46 S5'c . 40 'lJ ba!! game uur boy s playPd all .on ninr ol 20 stwl:s lrorr. the send Caldwell into the game ! Eastern _ Spencer s.-4.22 Har· · p~~~f 1 ~ . 3:! 29 year," ~<tit.! Eagle Coach AI field . early in the third quarter and tung 3-3-9 Knight 7-6-20. ·Cald· l 1 · P Ia 22 40 Bowen. Bow~~ was espec!ally t•·olJow.inK elosel~ ln. seori.ng he quickly accounted fur six !well 1..()..2, ' Crui~ 2-o-4, Eiclllng-iNew ~~~~uo Division proud that hi ~ l:toys eommtt.ted •was Jumor Char les Kmght w1th rebounds and causes .six Mc- er S..Q-10. Totals 27-13·67 . · W. ~ly seven turnovers in thf. ac- 20 points on Sf:'Vt:'ll baskets and Arlhur turnovers. McArthur _ Hale 8-3-19 Gil· I Lo '26 1 36 lion-packed contest six charity tosses . Knight tal· Eastern pulled down 37 re-ililand 1-0·2 Crow 1-1·3 Prater •s s ~nge ~ 31 Jl Th • ~co~h' wa1s li1ed only once. lied on seven of 17 s hot ~ The bounds compared to 29 for the '4-2-10. Con~ay %-1·3, w'hite S-6- l~ltim~:: 28 :n a - u, .a ort y H tt!r tbr start only other Eastern player in hosts. Hartung <~nd Spencer led 16, Quick 0..1 ·1. Totals 21-13-55. Detroit '1. 7 :t~ College Scores rocw. cen Ira I " 1 36 3 wan, lorDl8 when the opentn& or pan of one of tile oil slan<b Ill your skiD becomu blocked. Althoulh this may occur ID .ny area, wens are most com111011 on the face. acalp lWII beck. They Uoold IIlii be . . . . . .... Tloll eoue lbllll " calarp IDiodecL Wbon they beoomo troubl• aome becauae 'tf tbtir lilt or through being infected, the7 abould be romovod. It II ... sentlal thet all the cyst wail be removllll, or tbo ""' will HELEN HELP US! I 1 or..._. The Lighter Side I 1 Wbal ...._ seb4ceous · eyall and what treatment do Q - )'OU Eastern Ends Season With 17-1 J\ilark After Thumping McArthur 1 p ... Any community that would change the think· lng of such people has a major problem on hand They are- everywhere and bksstd It Ill• curnmuruty that hos tl1em ID sbQll 1upply. 13,000 spectators and some 1,000 alh· letes stood at attention. she kept squirming into her pants on the floor. Finally, after the music started, Hungarian shot put star Vilmas Varlu tapped the Romanian on the shoulder and she got to her feet. Hut she didn 't stand still; she bent over and dug into her little travel bag, pulled out a bottle and took a drink from it , replaced it in the bag, then dove in for either a Lemon or an orange, on which she sucked all during "The Star· Spa ngled Banner." Excuses? Well, maybe she didn't un· derstand the announcement in English, but certainly she should have recognized the music when it started. After all, she was m Tokyo at the Olympics this Summer. and it was played dozens of times there - every time one of our athletes walked off with a gold medal. Furiher· more, any dope knows that when a whole arena is standing at attention, and a band is playing, it just might be a cluo that SOMEBODY'S National Anthem was involved: very few people stand at atten· tion when they hear "Stardust." It looked like a deliberate insult . At the least. it looked as if the Olympic games weren't accomplishing very much in the way of international chumminess, at any rate with Romania. Imagine if you will the headlines and smashlng of U. S. Embassy windows if one o! our athletes had been seen by thousands enJoying a snack while the Romanian National Anthem was going on. ...l&lly ·,· ,. rw- who an I!Jbjoct lo dlllblaiD lhould proto<:l lbem- mt-n are crooks. A gt>neral summation of those who 1rt1 out to ruin Is that they are always okeptlc:al anti l'ynical about anything that is supposed to be good for progress and betterment of the wholt community. By DOROTHY KILGALLiiN Broadway Bulletin Board If Barhra Streisand gt'ts her asking price for one night stands, she'll top even the Beatles The original long-haired lads command $25,000 a night, but Harbra wants $35,000 plus a percentage of the gate, which would give her the blue ribbon for the hig~est fee ever paid any performer for a smgle e\'enjng's work. And don 't bet ~he won 't make it J\ powerful local politician, who loves publicity- don 't they all'- hopes to make headlines with a big investigation of a Broadway show ... The showbiz crowd is stili talking about the tribute Marty !\lien delivered on behalf of Nat Ktng Cole at the Friars "roast." Those are us· ually completely raucous occa.."iions, but Marty hushed the entire ballroom 1,100 males - as he told how Nat brought Steve Ross i and Marty togeth<·r as a comedy team. gave them their first break, and always rooted for them . He ended with a prayer for Nat's recovery that brought tears to many in the audi· ence. There's hope for good taste. A vulgar -blll famous - act is bomiJing spectar· ularly at a Midtown nightclub Joe Levine's present to Marcello Mastroianni for stopplng ir\ New York to sav hello was a diamond-studded watch from Tif. !any's Johnny Johnston checks into a hospital this week to undergo surgory ... Uonel Hampton signed ex-Basie ar· ranger Thad Jones to write a series of originals for the band's gig at Al Hirt 's New Orleans spot on March 15. Hamp hopefully experts tus a!Ung wtfe to be 1ble to lilccompany him for recuperat1on and a few &iggies. ..... - t or lop - the llkin becomes rod or purple and DIIY lleb lit> ~· church unlooo it II on Easter or durlnC 1M bo!Jdays, and can prove boyond • doubt tllat the minister does not know what he 11 taltln& a bout and that most or those wbo attend .ere hypoC'rites. Another form of I person IMot 08 rui.n is to buy everyl.bina he can out of town. and comple-tely pass up local merchanll, whcM 1\K'(."e'Ss is the backbone or any community. They not only pass up local merchant• but E'verv other institution from the hometown newsP,..pt!r to the best in hospital and mtd.tcal rare. One ol the wo.rs1 offeruaes js to 1Pflld. any story or rwnor that 1J uncompUmentary .ubout the town or county. Thoae kind nevttr '"Y anything nice about anybody. In lh•ll' minds all kids are delinquf"nt. and all IMI.:II.Iw» Voice of Broadway ••• reporting i. ,..-...___, I. AIVITARS - I Ml dfll't " " • .. ,. cW 11 ., l' If lt-llllf r.11 'tm the .,. 1111111,. ... ' . "" ,L ,...~[t, .• ·~ :- _. ...h/ .'1~·. -·· - _j ' ' BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. fUEEI&a_DW. Werner Radio & T.V. N.WA"' Something for Everyone: · Ovl!rall S•riet\ Prw•• hmJCfh · Fi.!ry (6 modch) Zl6 . l ~ Belvedere (6 models) Valiant (-4 model•) 208 5" 188 . 8~ sma $2561 12361 *Pri~•• b1nd on Manullctur•r·s SuUatlld Rahill Prlc:ts tor IIIW&St· llr ltad fury I, 8eindlr& 1. 1nd V.&Jant 100 li·cyllndar ~ell, exchlllvl of dntlnlt'-n chltlts. 1l1ta IJnd 1~a! lpe. , If 1n,, wllftawall tkw., wh"' CD,trl, Hck·~ llllltl, root l i Ck, amrl ulhtf aptlvn.l tQIII\WIIIt. See Plymouth in actiun on The Bob Hope Show, NBc-TV• TOM RUE M·OTORS - MIDDLEPORT THE ROARING~ FURY BELVEDERE VAUANT BARRACUDA Plgmoulli • �......... . ( =====~ lallaad Mitlld 1 01190 N.-.. Sabbath Scbool, l:liD p. 'ILl m!u!oulry put«: SUI> Worlhlp, 1:30 p. m.; Yo II IIi day School, 8:110 L m.: Wonblp meet!n&. 3:110 p. m.; Bible stuIO:SO a. m.: Prucb!ng, 7:30 p. dy, Tburaday, 7:30 p. IlL, ll m.; Prayer aerv!ce, 7:30 p. m. 37 Evans Heitlbls, G•IIIpolil. BdeD Ulllled .....,_ .. · Thursday. s,ne~~~e Mlii!OD, !WY. Eorl Cllr!ll Clulrdll IWY. &!diD R. CUller, putor, Servlcel enry Balko, putor; StlDda, S4!bool. A.Daqu!l) ~•DIIot Lbur•· Sun v!ce, 1 p. m. Pray..- moet!n&. ble Study at 7:4$ p. m. Wednesday and Friday evening 10 a.m.; Wlnnlt Holo!nler. lllpL 81 7' 30 p. m. day Scbool at 10 1. m. Prayer 7:30 p. m. Wedntlday; Youna Cheoter MelhOCIIJt Cbar<b Cbrlstlan "';;;';:".;.. 7'IJ 1;:'meetlll8 Thu'lday, 7:30 p. m. People's Service Friday, 7:30 ~earl A. C..sw, PllStor; Wor- Tbe CllureD of lite Nazarene, Ill, iA..,.~ p. n.. s. service at 9 a. III., Sunday Cbester, Ray E. Warne, putor. 1 p. •m. Prelcbln& 1:211 p. m.; Betb!ebem Bapl!ol oluorcll, School at 10 a. m.; WSCS lsi Sunday So.!hool 9:ll0 a. m.: Morn- M!d Wool! Pra)"'f meatt.., ! .SO Great Bend : Rev . C. L. O'lJoo. Cbllrcll of God, lilt. lllorlab Thursday of month ; Board Ina Worship II a, m.; NYPS p m Wednesday CJoa Ladcor. paswr: Robert Lew!J, 111pt. Rev. llalliel Workmu, paotor. meet!n& 3rd Wednesday of the 8:45 p. m.: Evening Service. ~. Mlldt &!.tn1er. 9,30 a. m. MDJ'tl1ng Worab!p Sunday School 9:45 'a. m.: Wor- month. 7,30 p. m.: Midweek Prayer oerand Sunday School; 7 p. m. Ev· ship service II L m. and 7:30 vice, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. UB Cbar<h. Lellrl . ·••• iluDening service: l'tursday, 7:30 a. m. Prayer meetillj 7,30 p. Flalwoodo Methodist Cbarcb clay School t:So a. m.; Worship P m Prayer meetin&. m. Tuesday; Youna People's - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor- lllldd!eport Chard! or lbe N. . or 'oes Sunday, 7:30 p. m. · · meetillj, UO p. m. Fr!day. ship service 10 a. m. every onne. Rev . Clyde J . Bartlett. . olher Sunday 7:45 p. m. Sun- SUnday School 9:30 a m.; Man> Le1ar1 Fa!ll UJI!Ied llretirn C&rpenler Baplbl Cb=b: Rntbmd Cbar<ll 01 God, flo?. day School, 10 a. m., John lng Worship 10,30 a. m.: NYPS Cburcb, Rev . James Morrtt1011: S"nday School 9 30 a.m.; Morn- John Smallwood, paswr: Sunday Bailey, Supl. Prayer meeting Young People. 6:45p. m.; Evan- Sunday Scbooii:SO 1. m. Tom ing Worship 10:15 8 m. School 10 a. m.; Evangeltstlc 7:45 p. m. Thursday. gellstic me•ting 7:30 p. m.: Norris, supt.: Ass"!. Supt. 1111' service 7 p. m.: Young People Prayer meet'•g, Wed , 7:30p.m. bert Rousb. Preacb!ng Sunday Flrsl Bapdot Cburdl, Mlddl.. Endeavor 1 p. m. Wednesday: Heatb Method!sl Chur<b, Mid10:30 a. m.; Alternate evell!ng port. Rev. Donald Boone, oas- Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Satul' dleport, M. E. Dawson, pastor; Pomeroy r.harcll of lb• Na• worship al 7:30 p. m.; Praywe: Sunday Scoool 9:11 a. m., day Mrs. Nan Moore, Church School arene. Sunday School, 9:30 a. er meeting Tbura., 8 p. m. Fred Hoffman. Supt.; IO: IS a. . Supt.: Church School, 9:30 a. m.: Morning lforsblp lM5 L JilL Oermoo UDIIed BrtlbreD m. Worship Service; BYP 6 p. Groce Ep!soopal ~cb, m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. m. Evening Worship, 7 p. m.: In Christ: Rev. Jam.•• Morrlm.; Evening Worship, 7:30 p. Pomeroy, Tbo Rev. Rlchanl H. m.; Methndlst Youth Fellow· Prayer meeting, 7 p. m Wed . .,.., paswr; Sunday School, m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Martin, Rector. SJIDiiay- Mill' ship; 7 p. m.; Official Board Rev. Clyde 1/ . Henderson, pu- 9 , 30 a . m., ·eachin& 10,30 a. meetmg; 8:30 p. m. Wed., cboir n1ng Prayer and Sermon, !0:30 meeting, !st Sunday of month, tor. m. Allemate preach!na and practice. •.m. UO!fee bour folloWing. 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Cburcb of lbe Ntl28reae, Pom- Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p, m. ? ? ? ? ? First BapUsl Cbarcb, Pome- Enterprise EUB Cburcb, Rev. of month, 7' 30 P~ m.; fElean~ eroy Rev. Clyde Benderson, Sunday. Mki-Weell Prayer ..,. ? ? ? • roy - Rev. Charles Norr!o. Menzel Sm!tb, putor. Worsblp Circle, 2nd ThUr ay o man pastor: Sunday School 9:30 a. vices Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 8:30 till 10:20. service 9:30 a. m.: Sunday 7' 30 p. m. ; CI:• 12 • 3rd m.: Morn!na Worship 10:30 a. Middleport l'1nl Ulllled PreoNo, not a lillJle thin( ! Mom always shopa carefully for 8 p. ~· Worsbip oervice, 10:30 a. m.; School, 10:30 a. m. Youlb Fel· nesday of mon ' I· m.: NYPS 6:4!i p. m. Evening byterlen Church, Rev. Howard her f11Bil7- She watches their health. She makes aura they Nursery and Junior church for Jowship 6:30 p. m.: Boy• and ernoon Ctrcle, ~thCh Tbu~ aytl ol oerv!ces 7:30 p. m. Prayer Ruppel!, pastor: Sunclay School have a dean, comforta ble home. S he Mt!S that they J'et prac2 children. Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. ; month. P· m.' otr rae ce meeting, 7:30 p. m. Tbursd4y. t: ~ a.m. Mrs. Rodney Sauer, tieaUy aoythinJ' they wan t. What more cao she do!' lc m 2nd Wednesday, 7 P· m. oupt.: 10:30 a. m. Worsh!i>: 6:fS . 30 7 Wen, bow about their l'lpirilu&l well-beinJJ? A tamilT F!rsl BapUol Cbarcll Racble Even Ing serv e . p. Ch ., ir Cburcb of the Nazarene, Ra- • m. YF· Wed. 6·30 Junior needl a religious framework in whieb to develop mDl'ILI re' and ftb Sundays: Youth o • · Ohio s d Sch 1 •· · · Rev. C. L. O'Conner, pastor. . 30 m Wednesda Prayer M!nenville Melhodlsl church erne, · un ay oo at Cboir: 7 p. m Sell!or Choir apon~ibility and steadfttst faith. If Mom and Dad set a tine Sunday School 9:30 e. m., Sam ~ ~· m. J~esday Dr. Lester L. Roush. pastor: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Syracuoe First Ualtod Preoexample or Christ ian love and regular church attendance. Curtls, supt.; 10,46 a. m. Morn- ee g, · p. · VIctor Brown, Churcl> School 8erv!ce 10;30 a.m. Sunday Eve- byterian Church - Chucch nr~he family cannot help but be influenced. Today'A young~ .ng worship: 6:30 p. .m. BYF Lotlrldit EUB CHurch, Rev. Superintendent, 10 a. m. Offlt> rung Semce 7:30 p.m.: M1d • vices 9:30 a. m.: Sunday School pie, stnngthened and inspired by Church teachillJ'a. are the leaders that our country will nf>erl tomorrow. and Junior P'ellowsblp; 8 p.m. Eugene Emerson, pastor, Sun- Ia! Board meeting each quarter week Prayer Service Wednes- 10:30 a. m.; Bible Study, Wed.. Evening service: 7:30 p. m. day School, 10 a. m., RusseU wtleso otherwise called. Holy day 7:30 p.m. Rev. MorriS M. 7:30 p .m. Remember, Mom . . . "'Man's life consists not iu the abundance of thinp. which he po~s.ses." Don't deprive your faml17 Wednesday, Prayer meet!n&; Archer, Supt. Sunday Worsb!? Communion each quarter as OJ> Wolfe, Pask>r. or yourself of the many precinu!\ values the Church caa i[ift. 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Senior 11 a. m. Bible Study and Pr•Y· nounceo. Rutland Cbarch of tbe NozorCboir Pracl!ce; 3:30p.m. TU... er service led by Millan! Coe, Mone Chapel Metbod!Jt ene : Sunday School 9:30 a. m. : day, Junior Cboir Practlce. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Cburch, Arthur Stitt, Pask>r Morning Worship 10:45 a. m Ratlaad Flnl Rap~•l Cluueb lllornlna Star EUB Cbarclt, Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver Evangehstic oervice 7:45 ?· m Sunday Schrol 9:30a. m. Pre•cl> Rev. Menzel Sm!th, pastor: 9 45 Sayre. Supt. : Sunday Worship Midweek prayer serv1ce, 7:45 p in~ Sunday 2:30 p. m. L m. Sunday School, Fred service, 11 a. m.; Prayer mee~ m. Wednesday. 27:4 -5 Free WID B pllll Cbarclt Sm!th, &upt.; Earl Sbu!er, Ass'L ing every Wednesday evening. SyracUQ Cburcb of lbo Nua- The WSCS of the Portl¥d worship 10' 45 m.: Portland Melbodlol Cburch, rene, Willlam C. !1torpe, pas tor Met hod'tsl Ch urc h mel re.·cmy -~• Rutland, Pastor,a Rev. P au 'I Morrung p tin 8 m a. TburJo Taylor; Sunday School, 10 L m. d royer mee 1 p. • Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ; Morn· at the home of Mrs. Harry Guy Priddy, SupL; Preaching ay. School 9,30 w 10:30 a. m., liar- lng worship !0.30 a. m. Swan. 11te program was led by With the hope it will, in tome mensnre, /otter and help IIU• service, 7,30 p. m.; Prayer..,_ floalb Bethel EUB Cbar<ll, old o. Ruush, Supt.; Kenneth Pealecostal Assembly Route Mrs. c. E. Ward and Mrs. Hutnin that which i.• good in fnmi':~" anti community life, thi, fea· vices, ':30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. Eugene E. EmeCSOII, pas- McLeod, Ass'L Supt. Servtces 124, Rev. "aul E. Jones: pastnr llert Price. Alter a business•••· ture it spomored by tlu! bns 'nest firm• antl organUntwm Mt. Morlab !laptlst Cbureb, tor. SUnday worship 7:30 p. m. every Sunday evening. Sunday School 10 a. m.: Wor· slon conducted by the preo!dent and 9:30 a. m. alternately. Stll)o tb-"'· Cb cb sb!p services 7.30 m Sun· Mrs. C, E. Ward, refreshments whote namn npp4'nr he/ow. Corner of Fonrth .,d Ma!n Sl day School 10:30 a. m. and RaciDe Me uuul ur • · p. · were served by Mrs. Swan, as.------------------------------~1 Mlddleporl R•v. Nyle Borden, 9:30 a. m. alternately. Norman H. L. McDan!e!, pastor: SUJ> day, Wednesday and Friday. sis!ed by Mrs. Clarence Price, minister. Sunday School 9:30 Bahr, Supt. Bible Study and day School 9:30 a. m.: Preach· no Pealecostal Cburcb, Mid· to !be following, Mrs. Howard a. m. Arnold Rlcltards. SUpt. prayer JeCVlco led by pastor, ing IO:lO a. m.; MYF G p. m.; dleport, Soutll 3rd Ave.: Sunda~ Ebersbach, Mrs. W. A. McKelMornlng Worship, 10:30 a. m. 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. Scbooi10 a. m.; Sunday evening vey, Mro. C. E. Ward, Ml'B. Naomi Bapl!ll Cburcln snnm. Wednosday. evanl"llstfc oervice, 7:30 p. m. Hubert Price, Mn. Charlet HU. w Syracuoe E.U.B. Cbareh, Paul n--'Methodll _ Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. ton, Mrs. Don Johnson , Mra. ....... . day School 9. 30 a. m. , M("[Dber FTD o,.. l Sellen Putor nuca. 5 s . ship II a. m.: Prayer service, 9 a m' Sunda' Scboo~ Ben Chester Lemley, pask>r: Wor- m.; SaturdJ: ru~ht Prayer and Ethel Johnson, Mrs. MarBle 240 ~¥coin St. Hkldleoort W'l 2·25!50 WY 2-2644 Gre<nhouse WY Z-3402 1 p. m. Wednesday. · . S Y. 10 . ship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- Worship 7·"0 p. m. Paswr, lle9 Roush, Mrs. Agnes Price and I, I Quise eery, up!., •30 L m. day School, 10:15 a. m.; MYF B. L. BarrelL Mrs. Paul Schuler. C..rlrwo Cbarch, J(!ngsbury Morning Worsh!p oervlco, Ia~ 6,3tl . m. Prayer and Bible Sa!urday evening guesll of Road. . mclay School 9:30 a, m. and Srd Sundays of the month, Shid p Wed sd 7·30 Harr!soovme PreJbyterllo, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ebersblcb RJI!pb C..rl. Supt.; "reaching 7:30 P· m. Eveninl EvongeU. y, ne ay, · p.m. Rev. John Davies, pastor: Wor- were Mr. and Mr!. Rubert Eu"'hke Someone To ClHlr('h Thl~ WH-k" Servlces, 7:30 p. m., Cecil Cox. Uc Service, 211<1 ancl 4tll SuD- Rutlaod Method!sl Cburcb- ship oerv!ce 9:30 a. m.; Sunday lei of Chnrlesk>n, w. VI. and E.<:tabllshed In 1904 uoyma.o ; Prayer meeting, Tues- day ol month. ~ETHANY - R•v . C. J. Lemley, pastor: School !0 :30 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Don Johmon. A WP~I Columbia. W. Va. Middleport day 7:30 p. m. 9:30 a. m. MOI'Iliill Worship: Church School 9:30 a. m .; Wor· BeorcaDIJed Cbureb 01 Jeou decorated birthday ~~ baketl Ph. Mason SP ~5593 10:30 a. m. SUflclay School, B!y- ship servtee, !0:30 a. m • M. Cb . t f Latter D Sa 1 ta o!J b) Mrs Howard Ebersbach !n Columb!rCoapel: Worab!pser- the TbelJI, SupL: 8:30 ?· m. Y. F. Monday, 6:30p.m. [" ~ R inay ~· 1 honor~~ Mra •·-· Eberov!co each Sunday 9:15 a. m.: You!h Fellowship CARMEL m1 eo rom oc e on c ne• • _,, Sunday School 10 ._ m.: Youth 9 , 30 1 _ Ill. Sundaj SchooL Way- StiversvUL. Metbod!ot Cburcb Portland Road. Sunday School bach s birthday wao 1erved. Service a:IS p. m. Evening WorR sh, S t. 10 . 30 Arthur SUit, pastor. Sunday 9:30 a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. Mr. and Mrs. William MeDODGE-DART - DODGE TRUCKS ship 1 p. m. eacb Sunday. :orrn:' Wo~~·· 2nd School, 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe m., Sunda" evening aervice at Kelvey and 8J"andtiDII, Brian Middleport, Oh!o ' S d 1 1 th p. th· 1 m Supt., Services Thursday even· 7::l0 p. m. , Wed .. worship serv· Johnson, and Mr. and Mra, Middleport 1 man • Bndbury Cbarc• 01 Cbrlst, un ay 0 p. · ing. ice al 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. w. Huber! Price, v!alted Sunday Art Marcum, minister; Btble Evenmg Evangelistic Service, Prolf!tt. All evening aerv- with Mr. John McKelvey and School tqJd Morn!ng Worship, lsi and 3rd Sunday o! mooth. • Sutto•. Methodlsl Cburch. Ar- Ices begin al 7:30 P. m. Mrs. Ella Mae West of Parkt0:30 a. m.: Chrlstian Endeav- Tnppen Plalu EUB Cbarcb. thur Stitt, pastur. Sunday ersburg, w. va:· or, 6 p. m.; E9ening Worship, Rev. Eugene E. Emenon, pao. Schoo! !0 a. m., CUnt Orr, Lour Lady of Lerttto Mission Mr. and Mrs. Thereon JohnWest Main St. Pomeroy Builders &: Bulldlne Suppllet 7 p. m. wr: Sunday Worship 8:30 a. m Supt.; Sunday Worship, II a.m. Long Bolt~: Rev. Leonard son of Racine were Sunclay cl!nSupport tbe Churcb of YDur Choice Bradfonl Cburcb of Cbrlst and 7:30 p. m. alternalely. Su<> Syracuoo Melbod!ll Cburclt, C.ncula, ad!mrustrato~ 1su;;:ay ner gueots of Mr. and Mrl. Don Chester. Ohio Ph. 8~2005 Jo o Robinson, Minister: day Scbool 8:30 o. m. and 10:20 Dr. Lester L. RDush. palllor: Mas• 8 ' 30 a. m., est.; 0 Y ya Johnson and son. Homer Forrest. Supt. ' Bib!; a. m. alternately. Hobart VJne. Morning Worlhlp aervicl 9 a.m o! Obllgat!Qtl, 7 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price Schoo! 9,30; Morning Worship, yard, SUpt.: B•ble Study and Dana Winebt'ellll«, Supt. 10 L St. Joho't C..lboUo Ml1SlODI accompanied by Mrl. lilolller 10 ,30 ._ m.; J;:ven!na Worshl?. Prayer Service led by pastor, m. Sunday chool: YF' W~ near Guysvill• (Dutch Ridge): Price and. Mrs. Aleta Panono day 6:30 p. m., Mrs. Moore, R<v. Frank Manier!, pas· are apendtng a two weeki n1 p. m. Wednesday, 7 P. m. 1:30 p. m. Tueoday. Bakers of Good Bread REXAlL DRUGS B!ble Study. Federalod Cbureh, director. OH!clal Board wr, SUlldajl Mass 10:30 a. m.: ca~ !:d F~daDon Sayre of We Fill All Doctors Prucrlptlono & wH p · ing, first Monday each month Holy Doy of Obligation G·30 a · · Runlinaton, W. VL Outer Cburcb of C b r lsi •· · · emn. pask>r; at 7:30 p. m. Holy CommW> m . Cooless!on lf.a hour befo...; Pomeroy villited recently w!th WY 2·2955 Pomeroy Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preach- C..rl Kautz, Supt.: 8 u 0 d 1 Y on each quarter as announced M~ss ' Mr. and Mrt. Larry EbersbaclL ing 10:30 a. m., first and th!rd School, 9=15 a. m.; Woroblj> wscs Orsl Wednesday ot each · Mr. and Mrs. Rober! Mill_. 1 Sundays. hour 10:30 · m. month. Tbe Sllvatlon Army, Envoy and sons of P.-keraburg vllltetl Maooo City Cbllrcb ol Cbrls~ ML UJolon F.W.B. Cllorch The Vallet! Metbodlll Cburcb RayS. W!n!ng, officer In chlJ11. recently with hill mother, Mrs. Miller Street, R. Kenneth • Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AI· Sunday 10 a. m. Hol!neot meot- Garnet Rhodel. , Bulova Watches Sales & Servtee Cbester, Ohio Envangel!st: Sunday Starkey, aupL; Evenina war- ktre, pastor. Sunday School, lng: 10:30 a. m Sunda~ School. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Euler t86 N. Second Middleport S!udy 10 a. m .. Mornln Wor- shtp, 7:30 p. m. by Cec!! Cos, 9:15 a. m., Leo Crew, Supt., Sunday 7 p. m. Young People'o and daughter, Lor! Ann, of ship, !0:45 a. m. Evenln~ War- 4yman; Younl People'l meet· Leo VauRhan, Asst. Supt. Morn- Legloo; 7'30 p. m. Salvation Charleswn•. W. Va .. 1]>0111 the ship 1:30 p. m.: Bible Study, in& and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m.; ing W~shlp 10:30 a. m. Se~; meeting: Thursday, I "' 3 La- weekend With their parenlll, Mr, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Wednesday; Cboir prac!lce almon: With Me In, Paradise, dklo Home l.eague: 7 p. m. Prep and Mrs. Henry Euler and Mr. 7:30 p. m. Tbursday. 2.30 p. m. Pa•tora Tra1rung c!aooes; 7.30 p. m. B!ble aludy, and Mn. Harold Roush. Middleport Cbarcb 01 Chrllt, Class. 6 p. m. MYF meetm~. prayer mtet!n&. Other oerv!ceo 5th an<' Main Streets Donald DanvtUe P!lp1m HollDen, IP. Tuesday, 2 p. m. Women s by announcomenl. BEGINS TRAINING PDIIltFOJ. Ohio Hicks. minister; Bible School, 0. Langsvl!le, Obloi, fWI. 0. H. Christian Temperance Union at Seaman Recruit Jerry L . & M.l!n St. Pomtt07 , 9,30 a. m., 1\lllton Houadabelt. car, pastor: Sllllday s&oo!, 8:30 tile home of Mlu Nelle J . Pomeroy Seveotb Day Adven· Burns, 17, USN, son of Mr. Supt.; Morning Worship, a. m., Robert Grate, Supt. Wor· Bing, !l4 Union Ave. The annual list Cburch - Mulberry Heitlbts and Mrs. Paul D. sumo of 5:43 p. m.: Evening Worship. ship service al 10:3; a. m.: PO. Frances Willard Tea. Thursday Rd ., north of Melt!• Meroor!al Ruute 2, Pomeroy, hu bqiiD 7 p. m.. Prayer Service, Wed· pim Yooth. ft ·45 p. m.: ICvan- I :IS p. m. Prayer Stu~y Hospital. Paswr, F. W. Gifford. basic training at the Naval nesday, 1 p. m. Je!istlc service, 7:30 p. m. Mlfl. group meets at Mlu B!ng s Assistant Pastor, James R. Training C.nler, o-t Labl, FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Cbarcb of Cbrlst, Pomeroy, Week Pray111 and Pralle, Wed· home. Tburoday, 7:15 p. m. Holler. Services on Saturday: II!. '· Phone IHI!S ·212~ CbeJter, Ohio Jerry Muter~, pastor: Sunday nesday, 7.30 p. m. Choir &hearsal. 110& Se<ond School 8:30 L m. Church 10,30 HJaeU IIIII l"rM Metbod!JI, 1 a.m.: Cbrlstlan Endeavor . 830 Kingdom Boll 01 Jehonll'o =~ ~~~~~ ~-·m~:'~ p. nc Evenlns Service, 1:30 p. Witnesses Publ!c meeting. SUI> le Hal ~ pt M min Cor. Sycamore&: Steond St.- PomtroJ m day s p. m., Watclllower otutly Y oy, u .: 0 8 worREV. JOSEPH KRALY, PASTOR . 6 p. m.; B!ble lludy Tuuday. ah!p 10:30 L , IlL Youlb Service, "EV!:RYTHTNG IN HARDWARE" Qvallt:J FurnJture •t Lower Price• Cburch, WY 2-5110 Paroonal(e, WY 2-:!liSCI Radand Cbarclt ,. Cbrltl. p. m. Service meet!n&, 6:45 p. m.; EvanseDot!a m .. p. 6 7 ,, Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport B!ble School 8:30; Communion m. Thursday: Ministry school, uge, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer mee~ Surulay, February 21 10,30 a. m., V. H. Braley 6 p. m. Thursday. lng. Tburshy 7:30 p. m. (Seuseolma sunday) Supt. Sabra Canaday. p!all!st; Free Mellladlsl Cbarclt, LaDJ' Bible Study. 7:30, Delbert Rl> Loflteru CIIIU'I!IIH _ Sl. Poll) et CZI!Il, r.ev. R. E. ~ne GHI, UJullet!n Board SaylJII 01 Tho We*l mine, leader. Sunday School 8:10 a. m.: WCt> pastor. Sunday School 9:30 L "Don't u!! the world dirty - - your art aot Take Someone With You To Cburcb ship 1erv!"' !D:30 a. m.: & . m.; Pb!l Wise, oupL: Morn!nt! clean." Bakert of HoisWD Bread ln Pomeroy Over 80 Yean ZloD Charcb of Christ, Po- Jfllm, sunday School 10 a. m.; worship 10:30 a. m.; you I b 1 rov · llarrlsonvtote Road, JCu. \lorshl? 8 a. m. Services 7 p. m.: Evanl'!llsUc Sunday Srhool, 8: II ' Kornlnl Worah!p, 10:30 gene Underwood, minister. Bl oervlct 7:30 ~ m. Mid Week f"' Sermon Tople, "GOD'S SCALES'' Attend The Church Of Your Cbo1ee ble school 9:30 a. m.; Mnm!na Alfred Metbocllll Chore• - orayer serv!CP 7:30 p. m. Wed ....,.hlp 10 30 a. m.: Evening Rev. Pearl ~to, pastor: Sunday, 2:00 P.m. ----·······,---- Bu!lillnt Comr,nllleo worship 7,30 p. m.; Rober! Roell Sunday Scbool at 9:30 a. m., Fr•edom Goapel Mlaoloo, a. Monday, 8:00 ~ . m . ············--·"··-- Cbureh Counc!l Bible <:chool Su?L Charles Taylor, Supt. Worah!p shan Sdversvll!e Road : E. J 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m ........ Kll!tlini ChueJ II< to Sl.OO and up 1 · service at 10:45, with Lloyd Griffith. pastor: Roger W ~ Wednelldoy, 8:00 p.m. · -·--·-·-----··· Cbolr Rehearsal Clleoter Cbnreb of God, Rev. Dlll!nger, lay-leader. M. Y. F. Iford. Supt.. Sunday School lO Thunday, 8'ltiO p.m •••••••••••••••. .... • A. A. llltotiDC LOCAL UNION 11888 POMEROY omo ~;~Jber1 Spencer, pastor Sunday meeting ond wonhlp oerv~s a m.: Evangel!aUo ~~ce, 1 Saturday, 1:00 a.in. ····-·-------- Sr. catecbiJm Clou ........ood, w. v.. Pboot WY 2-20ft ~hool • :\0 a m Mnmlng wor· at 8 p. m. Sunday. Wednesday SO p. m "rayer mee.,.. 7:30 ~--------------;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _, ship 11 a , m.; EY&llj., ei'·U0 HI' OVODIIll . prayer JMn,.,-.. ,__ a ... -• B'r P• . m• ........... .. 10:30 a.m. -.- · ·-· · -·-.-.·-- Jr.•.. c. .teeh~Q Clul ••-· t------~~_s !::",!'C::, s.ni I' I \ ft I I I I II I \ R! H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HEINER'S BAKERY 'I 'I I l'....... I nb · CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY . "' V. D. EDWARDS OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS ... OF AMERICA ----· - . - - - . :r. - - - - - *' - Social News saYre. S595·00 · Tv Network BAKER FURNITURE 1 I • iiiiiirliiii.iiliiiiiiiii 1 t 1 R. H. RAWLINGS el I We - Prices For George s BIRTHDAY! t ' In Retail Sales Per Year • • • Support Your Community's Effort To Attract Industry ... .. -·-- -· Twenty • five were pre!llent at Sunday School. Offering was $17.30. John Ferry and Mr., Fern Stansbury or Athens called at · the Ralph Lee home TUesday. Bonme and Faith Smith accompanied by their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Portland were visiting Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith and of Columbus on SunThey also called on Mr. Mrs. Orvy Gainer of Hebron and Mrs. Mary Wood and • Sufficient Sales To Support4 Retail Establishments ,. ·~< ' ' '" ~ ' r Carmel •, PROTECTION. f Society Notes AGAINST LOSS In Bank Deposits and ., , An Additional 76JOBS In Fields Other Than Manufacturing llall•• ----~ ·--·- · ·- · ·-- -~ --- ------------------~------ ~-~ BURLEY TOBACCO t • i/ ' St. Paul s Lutheran Church ..... .................. .... - - - · .. ..... ------- --- - .... .... . Carpenter • INCOME $397,000 ' ............._..._._.___ ~ ' Return' $651,000 :j ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE - ....... - - .• .. ' Speed Riggs $3:1>,~ RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY -~ ~ ' M/s. To !bpport 51 Schtol Children BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT . -- - ... - • I • Tax Monies SWISHER & LOHSE " .. 1 BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE "' • IF===--==·· -·=;;i;;;;;i========="J ,- - - - - -- - "' 64 Ford1dr INSURANCE AGENCY FOREMAN & ABBOTT ,;. • .:d ::;; EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. P 1 0 SUPPORT 12 PEOPLE LIEVING COAL COMPANY F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER .. 1 JOBS IN MANU FACTURING MEANS • Pom""''· KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. ,I I 100 Society Notes TINY'S FOODLAND .,..... Mary 1nd Helen Peck, DeloreJ and C..rolyn IIDyd and Donme and Kathy Cheadle. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Perry and Mrs. Ellen Holland and ACTeoge otttl 1rofl!lctio• daughter, Sharon, were in Med1958 ••4 1964 - - - - - - - - - - - - way on Wednesday where they The WSCS of the Methodi•t Funeral oerviceJ were beld !Yisited Mr. and Mrs. Eizl Me 1 (Mil. 1~ . ) Church met in the sanctuary ln the Bigony Funeral Horne at Comas and the Bob Wllet faro631 Friday •venin&, Feb. 12. lor Albany on Saturday for A. D. ily. They also viBited Mn. Jack Acres Prod•rlfo1 their meeting. Mn. Margaret Morri5on, life--loog resident of Tempi~ and new son at a DayHoudashelt was program chair this community. who passed • · ton hospital. Mn. Holland (T hoos.l (Mil. 1~.) man. She pr~Led a patriotic way at Meigs General Hospitaf'remalned in Daytor to help in 297 465 program. "Sbarirtg Bas1c Free. in Pomeroy on Wednesday, Mr. the care of the new grandson. ·, doms." Seven members were Mornson, · J 88, is survived by onathon Scott, born F'eb 7 to ·on the program. She closed h.Is wife, Carrie Mace Morri· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Temple. ,with a poem, ''I Am Your hr Mr ! Flag." Mrs . Beulah Bradford ; !!on, t ee daughters, Mrs. W. . and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly, 1. Swett. Middleport. Mn. G. Steven and Jeffrey , Athens, vis-. was hO!:~tess and served A• .rld n~de k'm, Carpenter, ··-" hi!i brother and family, and 1~.-a.~ 1 menl$ carrying uut the Mrs. Frank Johnson. Pomeroy ; Mr . .and Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Ientine theme. i ~' four grandchildren, four great Vicky and Bruce, Saturday. ; Rev. Evan Edw~rds of Ath- 1 SOURED ROLE-1\Illk bath• grandchildren and three great, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and lens was the V!Sltlng rnmister an1 supposed to be very nice great grandchildren. Services 1children , Dayton, spent Satur· lin the pulptt o! the Methodist - as long as the milk doesn 't wer.e conducted by Rev. David day with her sister and familu, ,church SWJday mornmg He sour. Actnss Amanda Baf9e Wh te d b M ' I wa s accompamed by hu," Wlf had to j~mp 1nto a tub of 1 an urial wa s ill Tem. i r. and Mrs. Victor Perry and Re e. teptd milk for the film, pie C.metery. Sharon Holland. D v. and Mrs. .H. L Me· "Carry On Cleo." Halfway Mrs. Helen Jeffers •ubstiluf. i Tile Temple Church WSCS Iid:mel are vacatlonmg m Flur- through the afterDOOD, the ed as leacher in Albany 1chool [met with Mrs. Howard Stanley I ,· milt IOW'ed. 1 the past week. 1on Wednesday evening Mrs 1958 hs[h~h:st~er Crrcle of~e Ba~ Mr. and Mrs Carrol WoodClarence Arbaugh p~ted ~ 1964 1 rc met at Mme I~erd, Frank V1ck1t Kevin and program for the evemng usmg oJ Mrs. Grett~ Stmpson ror Bn I Bryan of C~ lumbus' we k the theme "Hearing GodS k UNITI!O STATU DEPARTMENT Of" AGIUCULTVR• all day meetmg to make B d re wee Th ,. pea I• 1951, IMnieJ r:row~tr• fll'ud~~tell: dl ...._ ,._.. • comfort Fnda Feb 12 Th 1 ~n guestl!l ol her mother, Mrs. 1 rough the B1ble Those pre· Ctrcle voted t~' gtve It t • , Zelia Perry and granddall&hter, lsent were Mrs. Dale &ott, Mrs. :m......... Iol964,1J.or., • • • , . lUI m famliy who we tl ob a ! Donna. Ronme Scott , daughters Deb,...._ • lt'1,... Mn&. ·ed out u recen Y urn 1a Mr and Mrs: Ralph Frazier b!e and Dalele.ne, Mrs. Arthur Joe and Mr. and Mrs-:~iiiii..-..iii:iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~"iii REAL • . "'"'"""' ~ Sunday ~.o:uesta of Mr a d Mr and Mrs Richard Jeffers l nd Susan, Danny and Jerry of Crabtree. Mrs . Mendal Jordan. Paul Anderson of the Mt ·r ..No Pa';!~·pPron"!U8ff;Wben m Rome , don't park in the 'I Mrs. Verne W.atterson . we~e are announcmg the birth of Galhpohs VIsited on Saturday Mrs. Qumn Russell, Mrs. John ion Church, attended the literally--J thi ·r Wrwure your <;ar may be picked up.-- IA·Jrs. Herman Welch M B daughter born recP.nt!y <:tt St. Wlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ingram, Mrs Clarence Ar- ing conventwn at HUI,Ilrt~l<on.l s_po_IC_e__w_tfuck With a P'JWCrful craiDL. tha Thompson and ' a:; Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, IFern Gillogly and called oo baugh and the hostess, Mrs W. Va. on Thursday mght. r ' . Mrs Glenn Strtl'kland .of Vm-- Grandparents an~ Mrs. Eula other relahves. Howard Stanley. Cards were Recent guests of Mr cent, Ohio, I Jeffers and Mr and Mrs. Joe to~r and Mrs. R A. Wlu ttmg- Slgne? for shut in persons m Mrs Dale Stansbury were , Mr Donald McKay of Ne k ·Hatheld. C. rf'~Jt grandparent! M and Jenny and Ronda, and itlle ( ommumty and Teresa 1 Wanda Turner spent Monday With Mr ward [• are Mr. and Mrs Harry Stahl I r . and Mrs J W. Burke spent Dmner ~uests on Sunday at iReynoldsburg Mr (lnd Mrs 8 ~frs verne Watterson i ~ Mrs Margaret · Allen ha~ Sunday at Balllmore, Ohio, vu· the home of Mr~ Ola Perry and Larry Stansbury of 11 ]fib 0 brate his mother's bt;tl~~ e- ! been released from Velenans:•tmg the former'a brother and Frank wert Mr and Mrs. Wli- ton, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Statns·l Mr and Mrs Watt y. Memonal Hospllal and I.'S con.l ramtly, lht! Leonard W tnt· llam Thomas and daughter. bury and daughter of were va 1Psr·mg at !he home of her tmgtons ~anry · Ibu.s, Clair Stansbury or cr,ave-1 1..' guests ~t the homeerson of thetr . .and f rlend . M'k I e stiers, j ,-, son-m-law and daughter Mr daughtt>r and son-m-law, Mr. aThe Busy BPe Soc.lety of the of Columbus, and Grovt!r Stout, port and Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Bob Bee le · ~ and Mr s S<:~m J..ewJ.s, Harrison- C rpenter Baptist Church mer local. ' McClure of Dexter After an e~b~ence of more land 1Monda g .at Port- ville With Mrs Ronald Whittmgton Mr ttnd Mn Robert Stout l th an 10 years . the famJ!Jar face tertamed Wltb Y evemg who en-1 Mr. V('rn Story and John, on Th urs day evenmg. a birihda Mrs. 1 a t ten d ed the funeral uf their I 1 and VOice <Jf L A. "Speed" per hononng Mrs Wat Y sup- 1Columbus Vl'i lled recently With .James Gaston ltd devot 10 ns s1ster - m - law , Mrs John H. ] • RIJ::gs, Amenca's mosl iarnous 'l Mr and M...., F .tersMon. lher parents, Mr. and Mrs Nor- Prf'"tont were Freda Srmth, Ke- Stout, B1dwell, F'riday. 1 · • "• ranc1s ors · z1ah Due M J d 1 'I d M · . . . t oba 1 1 ceo auc oneer, are re. ns went to Athens Sunda man chaefer , J • ae or an, Ehza- " r an rs .J<:trnes Willis 11 : tu.rn mg to network televiSIOn !their daughter Christioe :Y L:~ Mr. Charles D1ehl was 10 Cin· he-th C.ardner, 1~ Chead le, Jo- 1and ramii:y, Detroit, M1ch., vts- 1 R1ggs, who fantas tically rapid accompan ied thMJ to atte cmnat1 recently on busmr:ss ann Bishop, Vtvlan Gaston,Jtted over the weekend w1th her 1 chant has puzzled and dehght· church at Nelson ll T~d Mrs. Georgta D1ehl, Mrs. An- Bonme Cheadle and the hostess parents, Mr. and Mnt Robert Marvin Keebaugh ed radw and TV audiences fnr were JOined ther:' be. Mr an~ ~ n~ Buck spent <:t day recently Emma Wh1ttmgton. 1stout . Others who were Sunday more than a quarter of a cen- Mrs. Wilham Lak ~ d h w1th the1r brother and slste.r· The yuut~ group of the Car-, dmner gue:sls were Mr. and SAYS: tury, will once agam appe<~r :er Lon Dantelle e : Z aug 1 m-law. Mr and Mrs Ed Rus· renter Baptist Church met With Mrs. Ray Stout and lamily of 0 • • • I for The Amencan Tobacco CiJ who were als d ' anes~.t e1sell, Bradbury. their leader. Mrs Rex Cheadle ,Charleston, W. Va and Mr · o mner guests ofj M d M 'on sunday everung. · Attending 1,and Mrs J. H Stout ' and famlII m e evJsJon commercials fo r Mrs. Lake m Athen r an rs. Walter Bentz, ' 5 nation~l introduction of Mr. Critt Bradford ' 1 nt Fri· 1 Pomeroy~ 5pent an evening re- ~ere Jenny and Ronda Wh_tt-lly of Harrisonville. Lucky Stnke Fillers. ;day night and SaturJ: with f'ently With Mr. and Mrs. Nor- tli1~ng~ll~m~,~T~h~a~d~Dy~e~,~O~Ie~v~a~S~nu:;th~~M~r~-~a:nd~M~r~s~.~Ea~r~l~~~; The rhythmJc chant of the :his son Mr and Mr Y C .11 man Schaerer. 1f affable North Carolinia n, last Bradford at Worthingto:: rl Miss Polly Karr, Co_lumbus, heard on network TV 10 Jll,1 Mr. and Mrs Lei Jackson · ~pent the weekend WJth her of_ 1954. wJII be unchanged and Mrs. Sybil .Miles or Chilli- I parents, Mr. and Mrs. D i c k ~. PEtrs~•nallncome w1th one noteworthy exception. cothe called on friends '--re on 1Karr · ' "Sold. Amencan, · .. t he •~ Mr ·. and Mrs · M1·k ~ Year con- salurday. c ~y rOX are dudmg phrase which Riggs Mrs. Ann Coe of Columbu!l vacatwmng m Flonda. helped make a househol1 word, spent last week 111 her bomt> Bert~a Parker_ _ Will be supplanted by ''Ltil'ky here. ; Fillers... I Rev. and Mrs Glenn B t i lers or Ashlan~.. Ky., Mr. and I L 4. b R. h , f c b. · a e ;Mrs. James C1rl'le or New tobaee . u ret~ lggsf as been a lo ,am fndge wen supper Haven, W. Va 1 ceo auc 10neer or :n years . gues s o Mr. and Mrs. Fran- 1 Carl C' 1 · and has_ repr~ented Lu ,.ky CIS _Morris Monday. :8 w Jrc e of Columbus 1!1~1 Stnke smce 1938. At the ag~ of Mlss. Anita Houdashelt ot' ~ken~ at the home of li:is , 1963 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan __ $1895 . 17 he. established him self as Forest Run spent tha weekend lpc~reln s, ' r. and Mrs. Homer I 6 C}'l, Standard trans. I.ow miJe-ag!l. Very elean. .th h . lTC tt. A menca •s youngest I tobacco WI er grandmother Mrs E · B· k · · ed Pay entOf a. uetioneer, adding ranl(ing 3S Marc.aret Houdashelt. ' ' lei· ukmef .!'~n. er Mv!slt Ernest 1962 Chrysler 4 Door Sedan $1995 " or o Cl.dCtne onday afterMo ages or Rent WaJ $249! M b Power steerin& llilld brakes. Autoonatlu ~rans Radnt and It s t>SI. two short years Iacer r. _and Mrs. Waid Foster :noon. heater. · Reduced to On 6Homes when he establishe.d an indus- and chJ idren or Columbua spent i Mr a d M 0 S . h · n n. an mtt and try record by s~ II 1~ 784 bas- , the. weeken d Wit· h their par- 1r hi ldren . To mmy. Tim, and or rtments 1962 Oldsmobile Celebrity Sedan • $2095 kNs of tobacco m JU~l 41 · mirt- 1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fos- Ted visited with M d M Power stf'f'ring and brake&. Radio and hto<tlf'r. utes ler and Mr and M.1 Alb ' r. an rs. · HjJJ · s. ert 1Oscar Smith of Laurel Cliff on · Sunday. Owtership 1962 Dodge 2 Door Lancer _ $11)95 Guests last Thursday of Mr. 1 --~---------Standal'd trans. Heater. Ont owner. Mrs. Fred Cadle were El~ Of 89 Passenger . and Mrs ..James Hofler and Car1 1962 Rambler 4 Door Sedan _ _ $1195 495 children of The Plains. Automatic tra hs . Radio and heater. Low mJI~ee and dean Keepsake Racine Sorietv Notes ===;;:..___ Portland GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ' •I --...:=====--- .3o I SOCiety . News .w::J' FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES ,_. Laurel (1"££ i·so WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ' 1 ., ....... ...... • ' ... , ... . ,. ' "-"' '"' ,....",...,._.., ..,...,., ...... ·,or .... ,.,,! ..,.,_..,_ .. ' Dailv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Feb. 19, 1965-5 Mr.. FORGOTTEN ANYTHING ? ? ? ? • • • • • • • • . . . . • ,_ . ..._.. • . . ~ ~..... r-~- --t.J -,,..,..,;..""";,..,•~;+.~::.r.~=~~;t'::~ ~·-~~ ... --,,. ,. ..,,.~-n-.·•-..-.: t t.• , • >"-"'•~~ ~! -------~~-•CM••t..,.....il.._ __ ~-~...........,,-,."'''¥')·ol-r.... , ,.._.__-:_,.. , .,.---"'-•-."'-.-.-·---:--.·- ""'.7.;;.,. _ ~.. ' 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 19, l~G IliaD, Sentinel Church News - Elv~f ~~~ke~:r;.~;•·Mrs Automatic Iran~<. 1960 Ford Station Wagon ______ . __ $595 3 ~e-ats. VS. AulomaLJc tranli. Radiu and bt>at~l' , Spe<"i I Tius Week Elnd. I' 1960 Dodge 4 Door Sedan VB Wl"t'k $795 Powf'r .steering, rlldJO and hl:'ltt>r. Autonuotic trans. End Special. 1964 HONDA "305" CYCL£ Sup•r Hawk, 6000 mll•s; wshiotld, n•t r•il, Olr. Slgnelt, twin urb1 ____ SPECIAL B ('~· 1. Standard tranli. Heater VVePk . · Ont! Yes' From Grandmother to the baby .. they'll all love the food, and you 'II love the reason· able prices, too! Sizes IV.-11 _ _ Comp1re At $1.69 .THE MARTIN RI_STAURANT Route 7 \ Middleport, O. power tinted windshield, tilt steering wheel, radio, white sidewall tires, power seat and anti-spin differential. $1695 550 $695 Newport-. V-8 automatic trans .. power brakeo, P"" wer stee· •ng, radto. heater, white sidewall tire• full wl li scs, light blue with spotless matchinj mleno1 .lly 29,000 miles. 60 Pontiac;·~:~·-V-8 automatir. power brakes. power stt>ering , while sidewall tires, wheel discs. brown metallic finish with matching interior. Real ni ce. ' 59 PontlaC Stu Chief 4 Door H.T. - V-8 automatic. power brakes, power steering, radw, heater. white sidewall tires. wheel discs. backup lights. outside mirror. tinled wmdshield, solid white with like new brown interior. ownt>r. Speci18l Thil 1959 Buick Convertible -???- - CHECK THESE II AS-IS" SPEOALS - AJJ Power - Good condition. Make ua an offer. 1959 Dodge Pickup $1095 VB - 3 &Pftd trans. Automatic YOUR WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENJOY OUR FINE MEALS $ 1960 Ford 2 Door Sedan ~- ·-- 1958 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan 1 interior, brakes, power steermg, automatic t1ans . $1195 1960 Rambler 4 Dr, Station Wagon $995 AT NO EXTRA COST! ~ Dynamic 88-White with green Rad•o 1111d healer. Powf'r stt'eting. V8 - Standard trans. R.ad10 and heater. '--==· Mlddloport, 0. '61 Dodge 4 Door Sedan Power stee-ring, radio and heatt> r Automatic trans . ~, THE SHOE BOX 1961 Plymouth 2 Door Sedan _ _ $1 095 1960 De Soto 4 Door Sedan __ _ $1095 -.:...... ......... ..... * :)- Colors: Brown Tone or Black Magic hN~ lel'. G cyl. Automatitr trans . One ownt>r. V8 - Ann •nd daughter.. Carol, l free replacement of BRJ' dieiWnd and Ellen, all of Pom· j is liJUilranteed for ON year, if los.t called at the Dean Brink- from tl•e settinc. You aet thit added security, plus Keepsake'• A LA FRANCAIS - France home on Sunday· will soon have its own satelBt"tly Van Meter. Margaret Ru&ranteed PERFECT center di• , .... lite Jn orbit, the "FR I." It is Ann Carleton and BOn, Patrick, I mond ~ scheduled for a 11165 launcb of Dorcas called at the ~n I to..r.-~o~... ~.. from the United States. Brinker home Tuesday. ===.:..=-io~~~---. 1 Jack Bostic and Laura Circle of Dorcas called on Mary Cir· WOMEN$ NEW de Monday evening. I Guests or Mary Circle on Sunday were Mr · and Mrs. Melvin Circle of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. George Circl• and daugh- TEXTURED HOSE 1961 Dodge 4 Door Sedan _ _ _ $1095 6 cyl, Standard trans. JWdio and 63 Olds 4door :~::~ s2295 $595 trans. R.adio and heatf'r. va engine. 58 OLD$ Super II 4 Dr. H.T. V-8 automatic:, 58 BUICK Rotdmasttr 4 Door 1958 Cadillac 4 Dr. Hard Top $1095 Power. V-8 automa1if. 1958 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Sedan $795 $595 $595 Powl'r. 1953 OLDS 2 door ' V -8 Auto, $295 Fully equipped. Air conditioning_ R~ H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dart-L~ncer S. Second & Mill St. Middleport KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCI,.G e OPEN TIL I P.M. WY 2-5342 CHiii1.0WIIIIOIIIIe POMEROY �' . .. J-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 19. IM5 PleaOUI Valley Hoopital 1 lt!on. West Columbia. ' I when Pt. Pleasant; Boonle Rayburn, they move mto the ne w fir e .~ t a1 Mason; Mrs. Campbell Stevens, The price of the wasb is Apple Grove; Corbell Manly, $1.Z5. Donations w1JI also be 1 ac cepted. . ~ . -·~ -~·4 --.· ... ..... · ·:-- At Fairgrounds I• ' ADMITJ'ED : Mrs. Yvonne PT. PLEASANT - The Jo- ' Ste\MVt, GaWpolil; Lester ca l fire departm ent 1s conduct- 1 Putney, Jr., Hoasen ; Mrs . Wal- in~; car washes each Saturday 1 ter Riden1ur, Leoni Glenn Moss . . I Pt. Pleuant. 1 at the hre sta t1on to ettrn mon- ! 1 ey to purcha se a Mlor tele vi- [ DISCHARGED: Sarah Brum ISion for ihe day room field, Glenwood; James Young, . . :·r -------------------, WA-'1/T COLO!\ T\ I . vauy "emmer, 1 I New Filter Is Offering Flavor Tip OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING The program opened with the tribute to Mrs. Bertha S. Filadvance of U1e t.'Oior.s to the son, who has contributed great.. Four Pastors Join With LeOIOn p] an ly to education in Mason County, and Mrs. 0. S. Kelley, who has contributed grea tly to nursing and health. lront ot the church by Richard P,ckens and Lewis Long of the Legmn. Hev. Uonald Boone o( I he r'irst Baptist Church led the EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. SECOND POMEROY enlist adult leaders rom United Arab each churc1J to attend a train- Jng session designed to help Ulem prepare to teach in the 1chool. Some changes have been planned in the craft work . More planning sessions will be held at a later date . There also was discusson un the social problems of Lhe community including the lunch pro- styles. All the latest styles and colors Including the new Jac-Shirt-$2.98 to $4.98. Small through XL Boys' Short Sleeve Sport River news Shirts by Tom S.wyer AU the leading style& and colon to 18. ( ning fh11t winte·r vacation, we have men'• walking shorts in dacron & cotton. VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. FOR YOUR ' ! New York Clothing House BUILDING and POMEROY, OHIO REMODELING SUPPLIES 'I e Ceiling Tile e Coromlc & Plastic Tile e Dutch Standard Point Young Mother Everything For Your Building Needs VALLEY LUMBE!l I and ..-..._..._iiiilllllllll-l-i lliiliiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiPIII i I Of PJiny Dies i) I I : AtAgeo£75 REFUSED j l IJ j't I REASONABLE OFFER I -· IMr. McCausland PLEASANT - Causland and Charlulte Han- ~ nah M<.'Causland, died Wednes- i dRy night in Holzer Hospital . I after being in failing health for : ' the past two years. , ' i A life- long Mason Co unty n·sident and f<:~rmer . he was I born March 20, L889 in Mason : Counly. FABULOUS FEBRUARY \ ' 1/2¢ANHOUR Alexander McCausland, 75, Pliny, son ! of the late General John McPT . SiiPPLY C~'. I 1~--.i' Over Stocked! ) "Cut 'em of!' at the gulch, Text" USED CAR ON OUR LOT! Low Down Payments widow , 1 Lorena Grimm McCausland; a daughter, Mrs. Harriett Brown, Charle~ton; one son, Smith Me~ Causland; a ~ister , Miss Charlotte Emmett McCau sland, Pli- j ny ; and five grandchildren. 1 1 l'~um.>rRI services will be held i ·Sunday 1:30 p m. at the late i I residence with lhc Rev . Harry Miller officiating. Burlal will be · in th e family cemetery. Friends [ may call at the Crow - Russell Funeral hume until noon Sat - ~ urdi.ly then arter 2 p.m. at the res idence . I \ For one solid hour, her "cowboy'' will be a silent witness to a late afternoon TV saga of the old west. The cost? About J# per hour for ,I I Crow's electricity! STEAK HOUSE Television -is j111t one of more than 100 modern electric appli•nl"'' avail• • Bo,...oftl•e able for your comfort, convenience and enjoyment. Today's average family is uaing four-and-one-half times as much electricity • , , and at il FabaloQI I I} ,.' a much lower price per kilowatt hour , , • than it did 20 years lliO• The Point Pleasanl·Mason County Cham· i her of Commerce wlll eommem~~ orate its 20th anniversary with 1 1 METROPOLITIAN MOTORS 606 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. night at 6:30 p.m. in the Moose . Hom e. Dr. Charles H. Moffat. profes sor of History at Marshall University , will be the guest speaker and six charters member.!' I will bt: honored. The ~harter members are Chester A. Roush, J. A. Ferrell, L. W. Getty. John Brown. Waller Selby and Horner Smith. The Chamber will also pay ence 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 ONlY 10011. MASON FUR~ITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. Catalina. 4 dr. Sedan. Hydramalu·. 84•autiful ori ginal 1ur· quolse fini sh. Clean interior. Milea ge a litHe high but car ahowl good care. 64 Chevrolet 2!t" ?"••.all llloo .. . k~ . .. · ~ . :\Nith ~t'"-ri 282 •Q·/?,~ ~,~J \; ' P•GI.~r;!' ~~7- easyj'OOOl:J;O·rOO!lil . ~-· · ''"" .. ; portlllbUity ... ;· ' ·'' I ~.:.:-;;.--J-...fl-'l SE i IT '" ~-\14.· ·.. <&l; NOW I Nova Sports Coupe. Only 11 ,875 easy miles. Bucket sea ts. "S55" Super Spirts Collpe. I.ow mileage, Excellent condi- tion. Buckel seala Operalilli Co nsul. 63 Olds.- ~-- $2395 $2195 Jctfire V8 Coupe. Extra clean inaide and out. 4 apeed shift. Bucket seata. 62 Pontiac--- $2195 $]995 Star Chief .f dr . Sedan. Powl'r siPerini .and brakes. One local owner, Hydramatic. 64Pontiac You meet the nicest people on a Honda Maybe it's the incredibly low price. Or Ill fantastic mileage. It could be the preciofon engineering. Or the safety and tollven ience features. But most likely lt'a·tbe fun . Evidently nothing catches on like the fun oC owning a Honda·. Join in. The first atep is a demonstration ride. Why not today! HONDA fiO.OQ Down-. .llnce 011 Cenwet~tei'M flnM 61 Pontiac·-- $1395 $1260 23~ Q~ntv.·(v . NOW 63 Mercury - $2495 $2295 Court acitivity, Judge J ohn C. Bacon bat ordered Allon C. Hill, investigator, to prl)(!eed with an lnveetigatioo in a divorce petition by Deloris J . Leach against Charles W. Leach In which a minor child r. Involved. Reedy said the President hall no lmoledlate plans to me<~t with newsmen. lie made the statement after being asked If Joholbn planoed a news confer- WAS Consul, Like new. to workmen's compensation In another Common Plea• Order By Phone AIMI Tako 'liD Htmo WYU4U the annual Chamber dinner to- [ dba llotnl Martin, an Ohio cnr~ r poratlon of Pomeroy. The petition requests a judgment of $220.77 on an alleged account 1 SANDWICH PT. PLEASANT - rOU WILL PAY AT--- LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE The State of Ohio has filed of <~dansk. Press re~rts ~~x· WY 2-2314 an action seekinK a money presse~ ff'.ar of 8 natwnwtde 134 Milt St. MiddlePOrt judgment from E. E. K., Inc., ••IP~id~e~m:l~c·,.••..,,.....-.. . iiiiii"'iii-=~iiiiii-.,_~...-...-.i:iii-:iiiii:i:iiiiiiiiiiiii:::::::;~ new• conference "tlventually," ut probably not this w~end . 1111 Secretary George E. I IS FOR SALE ••• YOU TELL US WHAT Money Judgment is Sought by State EVENTIJAL CONFERENCE WASHINGTON !UPI) - The Wh1te l!ouoe said Thursday that PnlldOIII Joluwm will hold a I Chamber will Bank Financing Observe20th THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR ' Anniversary WAESAW <UPI) - An out-: br•ak of Asian flue was report- I ed in Warsaw and the port city wordaintheworldtoawearymother. 1 I ASIAN FLU OUTBREAK Lewis Repair Service -FOR•HEATING •PLUMBING eROOFING These can be the most welcome I Surviving are his ON ANY - were dJscussed relative to bold· ing the Bible school seasiOIUI in the several churches of the co· munity instead of the achool building, as in the past. 1'be Rev. Donald Hicka al10 atteJlCI.. ed the meeting. lhcn mtroduced Frank Cheese- brew, chaplam of the ath dis. A new filter cigarel1c wilh ;l ~~n ohservanr'f' in ref'ognition trict, American Legion, who fiavor tip, bearing one of of th~ "llac.:k lo God " move- 1;jpoke of the purpose or the obthe oldest and most ia, l\ous ment sponsored by Feeney-Bcu- .servanc.:e. names in tobacco history, Luc-1nett Post 128. American Legion, ky Strike, will be snld 1his was held Wedne:sdJy evening ;Jt This was followed by group week for the first t.iml' here , the Middl f'port f'hu rch of Chrisl. si nging of lhe hymn, "Ameriil was announced today bv ~1r Tilt' ubservanl'e commcmorat - · ca, lhe BeautUul,'' Jed by the B. D. Runner, local rep~esen· ed the ann iversa ry of the four [ Hev. Donald Hic~s of th~ host taUve of The American Tobac- armPd serviees chaplains who I church. Rev. Hicks dehvered co Company. I went to their tlea th when the 1 the address of eveni~g _str~sThe package of new Lucky _ship, Dm-cester was sunk dur- _mg th e need lor a f~1th m God St rike Flavor Tip Cigarettes is . mg World War ll. 1 and m our great nat10n. cherry red, but retains the fmr~-j This C'vent took place Feb. 41 '111e closing pn~yer was giv· iliar bull's eye of thl' regu ldr and the American Legion has 1en by the Rev. M. E. Dowson Lucky Stnke, sllll ot'lerf"r observed February as the anni- , o! Hl'<.i th Methodist, who lbd fnr those who prefer H non- v~rsary . This year the local th e audtence in the "Lord's filter smnke. . po~ l held services at the church Prayer. ·· Following the singing Rohert B. Walker, Prcs:dent wtth Olt' ruhlk mv itcd Minis- , of the hvmn 'God of our FaLh· of The :".me~!can Tob~rc.1 Com -1ters of lh~ lol'CJI churchf's as- , ers, ., the ~lors. were retired [ n.~ny, sa1d, New Ludy Stnke ststed. and the benedichon was giveg .r. iiiPrs_ havt a modern Fl;:vor ~--. . . -~.- Iby the Rev. Howard Ruppelt o( IJp wtlh the famous Lucky 1 earners. Flavonng mgred1ents I the First United PresbyterSJ,·ikr blt'nd 'J( fine t.ohacc()s. <lrP carri~ by the Lucky Strike ; ian Church. Mr. Walter Bunce, Our. r<'sea~ch p~·ogram has .led , F'lavor Tip and r('l eas~. a;; th(• chaplain of the local post, wa6 to Inno\rfitl'•ns m filter f!a\-or- 1smoke travels through. general chairman. - gram of school children. Pla111 Shop at ... Women Gather In Pomeroy For 'Quiet Day' ' WINTER VACATION? ... Oh yes, If you ore pion· Rep ublic. ~-- - - - - - - - - 1 aud iem:e in sing ing ''America, ' ' [ - - - -- - - -- - - 1( r 1. • • duce expensei were approved 1ister of industry. arrived hen: and an effort will be made to today for a one-da)'· vls.it W lh ! 1.98 to 2.98 CIJNIC SERVES, ON WHEELS - Medical services for mothers and children In depressed and rural areas throughout W"st Virgiuia are greatl y improved through the use of a completely self-contained mobile examination clinic operated IJy the Division of \1aterna l and Child He11llh. The two all-aluminum mobile units have made it posslbie to expand the program to_parts of the stale where 1! was .n__ot_._p_re_v_i_ou_s_i::.y..:f.:.e:cas_ib_l_ce.:.._ _ _ _ __ __ _ MinisleriaJ Association met many and Panama. Wednesday evening. The Rev. Howard lluppelt, president, preVISITS U.A.R . . stded. CAIRO, U.A.R. <UP!) ' Administrative changes to re- 1 nt>~t Che Gutvara , CubaFJ In snap tab, button down s and reg. spread coUar by Tom Sawyer. Sizes 6 • Pastors Make Early Plans ForDVBS State Fox Hunters Bench Show To Be Held in Gallia MEN'S NEW SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS & DRESS SHIRTS Choice of many modern homemakers is the popular 33"x22" double bowl style sink. It's undercoated to deaden sou nd. Self-rimmed for easy installation. Shown here with the convenient single lever faucet and ae rator, spay attachment 1nd basket strainers. v ., reo. 1 lW, 1!!!':! SHIPS TO~ WASHING'IUN (VJI!) S.. Paul flolers, ~·1 ..,. !bat 2111 , free world 9111;. carried cargoes to Nor111 VIol rum during the laBt shl momhl tf liMThe legislator aald 41 p.- cent of the Allied ship tralllc cam• Ifrom vessels nying the Yrllish 1'he Dally Vacation Bible [flag. He said other "ollenclersH &bool to be held JWle t4 - 25 included Ja)WI, Gree<e, Norwas discul8ed when the Middle- [way, Lebanon, Italy, Weal Ger~rt STAINLESS STEEL SINK romeroy·MJaau~pon, R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "YOUR HONDA DEALER" 5. Second & Mill St. Middleport, 0. -- - - $3195 Just Arrived Star Chief 4 dr. Sedan. One careful local O'l':ner. Hydram.atic. Power steering and brake&, ExLra nice. rived, 64 Pontiac --- Just Arrived Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. All vinyl Interior -- Ventura trim. Hydramatlc. Almost like the day it was sold. 63 Rambler • -- Station Wajon. "500" Series. o·ue careful local owner. Shows best of care. MANY MORE .• • BLAETTNARS 'From Buggies To Buicks" BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. The ElFOitD 199·95 f' J Mod• I M2706 U-4 Wi T 'RoB-Aboul Sl.lnd Optional a Ex•• Colt Slim, trim styl•d Yinyl c:led metal c:eblnet 1- Pe.ul B•lt• color r Wtoit• Str."' cokl HANDCRAFTED for Greater Dependability Mo prl•ted circuits I No production shortcutll Every ch11sls conneetkm is handwired for 1reater dlpendebilitv . ltlwer service problems. Zenith ... the qa1/ity go1s in JJ,;Jw~ we name 1css, RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2·4811 Dopendab~ Senne• , �'. . .. - .. - - - . . .. - - -·~ - .. - - - . . .. . ,. ...... -·~ ...... -............. . - - .... . . . . . - .. . ....... . --···--- ,. .. ..... - - .... ~·--- -+ ~ ·-·-·--- - . . . - · -~ ~ . .. . ,.. ~ < • - j ---------~---"'"'iFo:,:-ii;::nt:;--- 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., feb. 19, 19115 18 WANT AD I 5 ROOMS. bath and carport. INFORMATION completely redecorated . t.o- 1 ounur...a , cared on State Rt 7, Galli-~ 100 P M Da.J So&ror.. f'\1"11~•""" ' poh" 0 111n lnoutrf' .1 (if"een 11Af1nl1•l r>.oadhn• Q Ill' A 114 Mon11a1 C.1blt>~ Phone 446-4756 cANI ~- ~ LAliuNs 1 , 19 3tc I roRRFYilOI\'- Will ''" •crt'pll!<l ~ LJnll• 00 " r"RAILER IDTS - IIICIC ~- sewage and water. Brown·s l'raiJ er P<trk ! Sia~ Approved), Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY ; Ill rn. ,...,.,l,.n,., n~·"""' '"" n~ lll ~•I •' O! · ~ ,,. ,., dtl > ~ru oJ•~mP.d .,.,, .. ,.,.""•"•" ~.no" •llvult~ o• to l mm~d ·~'"'ll m"r~ ·n~" . . , • .n rorr.pl '"" '" K.A per ,-.,nu. t rhf' ~>"' l..,nh 1 Dn.. !ur 1 0~,.,..,.,,.,. ··~o!~ i"h r ,.. ..-.D wort! OI"F'H'~ HOURS 6 : JO A 11-1 ' " {1,00 ... .\1 lhturday ~ JO A .\I ~ 12 ·011 rr·s1\JsoPLA('J '"''"flo. I 1::. Uc I 2-:~:t!4 _ _ I 1 ,5 ROO!\t B!Jartment and balh n:s ..-nNl I f!lr ' •norr!luo \lin''"" "' · · ttH< i • 110 I~ pU" , ,.~p<•••••hl• woro 01' OUAUTY unlurmslui All utillltes nished . Upstairs abovt> Donovan ·.s of ice Phone 2-3046 or WY 2-2064 1 12 fur- Dr. I Pomeroy Motor Co. I AND iDE LAW 1963 Tempest LeMans Cpa. Was $2095 _ _ Weekend Special $1799 l.Ot"111 uwned and low mileage , red over ivory finish , 326 VB eng me . automatic trans. Like new whitewall tiroel, radio IJld heater 1963 Corvair Monz11 Coupe Was $1895 Weekend Special $1699 A sharp low mileage local car. Jet black finish, tires show little wear. I tO H.P . en.'(ine, 4 speed trans . Radio, heater, red burket seats and vinyl trim. WY tic 10 SHIII.EI!S c;ROCERY, o~u,.l li lt\ .~nliq· , l'rt"Sh dn":..~r·d fn:e rs Jk lb Fri"Sh fruils und Vt>gl'li.tbiPS. QtJaJity rwou llt'S VL1 PROOUCJ/'ooO WI\.NT liD B «ORE•M WAI For Sale 1~ YOU ~ - ..... ~ lh• "' .-,,nllrJ""'' r .. por•~<l ll'h~• ..-11• I 2 SIGNS Oh10 2D 30 40 50 60 DEATH MAIIKS A RECORD-Deatba on U.S. highway~ soared to a new record In 1964 when fatal aCcidenla hit on all-time high of 47,800 Uvea, according to the National Safety Council Tbe grim total, 10 per cent higher than the previous reeord set In 1963, exceeds the total of Arne,.. lean battle deaths In the Revolutionary War, the war of 1812, the MexieaD War, Spaniab.Aweri£an War ll>d &he Korea War. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO I dream bouee and ,... lpply for the building permit under you· local code. Naturally, you Wllll to get started on the boule a·. soon u pouible. You IUbm·i· plans you are certain meet at requtremenll o1 the bulldtn~ 2-2156 2 " ·I Stu-dent Mus/·ca/ /s Given for Bradbury PTA fOR LEASE WoH Pen 1 sOCiety . Notes . I NOTICE! DR. RAY R. PICKENS I".,,LI., D••/tb I I ! code. MANDAMUS - SPECIAL To your diBmay, however, th~ REMEDY building permit ofltclal reluse Suppose you are budding your to issue the permit and yot --'-''----· ·------~ I cannot get one elsewhere. Wh• Howard Thoma, Patrlcla. and can you do ln auch a cue! with grandparents, Mr. and Depending on the elrCWY' Mrs. Harley Johnson. stances of the problem, y1r Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith could ask your attorney to df and Jo and Mr. and Mro. Eu- !ermine if thlB might be a ca' ~ene Haning and Rhonda were which would require a "writ 4•' Saturday evening visJton: of mandamus.'' ThiJ writ il a IP" Mr. and Mrs. Do~le Knapp and cia! legal remedy issued by 1 Kall Lee, Langsville. \ court to right wrong11 or enfor<·· Mr. and Mn . Clarence Shu- proper action by a public of . malo entertaintd with a birth- cer. It can be used only where d T d 1 Mr ay supper ues ay or . there is no other adequate lege and Mrs Leon Shumate, Bruce remedy at law. and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'Mandamus" comes from th Pierce, liandy and Mr. and Latin 'we command," and i· M" Larry Johnson . Mrs. Le- used to command perlormanee on Shumate .md Mrs. Paul It is unlike the injunction.' Pierce were honored guests. which prevente an action. Th Mi" Jo .Smith was a Friday writ of mandamus ia I stron, night and Saturday guest of 1 1 tool M' M . W ega .. ~:. a::leMrs~r:;Je Knapp, But, back to your house plan~ Kail Lee, of Langsville, Naturally, you want ta get th r were Sunday visitors of her house completed 10 you ar~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley a~xioUJJ to get the building pe: ,.~,·th and Jo mtt. However, before the cour . .xu wm issue this writ, it mu~ Mr · and Mrs · Cecll GdloglY be shown that the public off: an d'. ~ 0 ? 5 0 r Athens were SWI· cial in question has refused I' day VlSitor s of her Parents ' Mr. do his clear-cut legal duty, no• and Mrs. Everett Lambert. m thing that he ma ma M W Mr A so e y or rs. S. A. yatt, s. m· not have to do as part of his joh\ ber Warner and Mn. J_o~eph l y h I lght o• Johnson Wt"J'e recent vts1ton our ouse pans m n . . be as perfect as you believe s of Elizabeth ColbnsCollt and Mr tha official could be within ' hl · and Mrs Harold ·ns Mid: · ' rights to refuse to issu~ thl per· dleport. . However, 1f It is shown tha: Mr and M- J~ Johnson mtt. '" ~ Ken~eth and s~e Criner we~ the official had no grounds for Sunday evening visitors ~f Mr refusal, the court would ord~:t and Mrs. Larry Johnson. . him to issue the proper permit Mr. and Mrs. James John- As you can see, the writ ot Jamie Sue and Tod of mandamus is one method o: Mr and Mrs Larry making a public oWctal per 'and Jerry Van· Inwag- form his duty in the eyes o1 tht were Saturday evening visit- law. ThiB special legal remed· of Mr. and Mn. Joe is one of the many eafeguard~ FOR S E fir I , A~ _'!_e•l Es~t~For~S~Ie_ A\I TIQl 'E B1rd~t'yt~. Mapl e- bed·:U!-IED Army Held Jackets, Air , FOR SALE: Excellent 8 room 1 I, Corps co ~er all s, ~~~o~~ •· and house. plenty water. IVf A. •--.,---..,......,.,--=- 1I r:IIPPl :-.un·" 1,l obPrl \I''i lllfS, . lost and Found 'It<''''" ~8,·4.111. I shtrts. Carl Chevalter, Long level land, down payment, and Mrs. Ohlinger's 4th grade ~~ ·- - \ 2 19 3tp I Bottom. 24-30tp b 1 -k . won the room count for the 1 1 LOST . - OnC' Rrown Cu r d•lg, . a ance r e re~ , prw~ narm: RrrlWTIIt', \lli irll l\ of I f'fH: Sil I!OLSTFL\ ('[1\1 Wllh! For Lease $4,2~.00. Ava Gilkey, Harrlfourth straight time. Burlingham C;'lll c·h~·~tN calt . ttt1lkiug u1111 Charl.es ~sonv11Ie, SH 2-5439. 98."1-22~.1 ilr not if_\' .rl,lin B<t il•·\ I iiLhll. But~ker llill. 2-15-0tc 2 19 3tc Rr 3, Pllnlf'nly, I)IJio !··rlH SAl.~: l'llrl't> llPdi'IH•rrl. !HOUSE FOR SALE~ 3 -rrlileS A large turnout was present ., 18 'I1 k d h from Pomeroy on Rt 143 Wednesday evening for the ~ ' P hn,· -t nunt> /Ttl I Pm onw un 1 For lease a Sohio Station · Bradbury PTA fJ-ollnder's Day I - - - - - - - -J 0h A J If J Ph {"lw<;1t·r llnaU Tlil·d kl1dwn ' located in Pomeroy. Paid . e ers, 2 r.,11 6tone program highlighted by a stu. WYn 2 '046 N ottce and bat h l ll·t· rl<.~n'. nwriJit> ! !raining. Moderate invest· "" · c dent musical presentation un.,1llc. . hJr('h kJt cht· n. f-l·•tu•. hrlsf' ment. Excellent business FOR SALE - 5 rooms and I der the direction or Mrs. Ze~hmt•nt 1n~ulalt>tl . ..,torm wm - opportunity. bath partial basement new er Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson dm\s and dll!ir\ WY ~ - 5:1:17 ur · ' · 1M· Staffo d) ol Chillicilthe CALL GAL UPOLIS 66 in. sink, new water tank Asst. Supt. of County Schools ary r . ' \~Y 2-:i2!12 2-18-11i' 446-3742 After 6 PM and 6 rooms, with bath, ful11 Mr. Hobert Bowen spoke and were weekt::nd visJtors of her I Will Be Out Of My '"I' 'f' l h 1 1 b . . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert . ;:-. :\(, . l 1.1g l.i tg, Ultonw P, or Write asemfnt. rurnar.e. 2 lots, shdes were shown m support Staff d d M · Office from Sunday, Febmnlltlgr·; rrrL ddm . t'li wt!hBox 123 , Ga II'•po rIS, Ohi o garage Phone or see Mrs f th PEP B'll (Plan for Edu or an W .H . 237 R S . o e ' - Mr. and Mrs. arvm. Haruld Gillognul a11:wl111wrrt· !':n pff 4 For Information ayne arnson, ace t., cational Progress J. y· ·k· S d 1y, Jc I ue an Bruce, _of ruary 21 Thru Sunday, l:·l_ \ ·rrwrll" ~i 1111 ,·ac h WY 2· L -..... .....11 Middleport WY 2-3704 S d b . , . I ,,. I r ' . purre y an nsp ra ona Carpenter and Mrs. Louise - -JAii~ ! lfl liJI• I • 2 17 3t f M R bert M 0 Business Serv1ces c message rom r. or- Gilkey of Albany were Monday February 28. F.LEt1'HOJ.l iX SwePrl·r •.m CU~T'OM butcherini and cut- FOR SALE 7 room house with ris, the Bradbury PTA unani- visitors of their parents, Mr. wl•i'f'l~. 1'1'( t·nl lliOdl·l, nil fing Phil Meier, Phone WY ,~ bath. Rutland. C I H ll mously passed a motion to and Mr~. Lincoln Russell. alltal'illlwn1' pap!'!" i)llr out 2-3510. l-' 9 tfc SH 2-4524. ar 2 t/~~c. donate mone~· to the Meigs Co. Robert Venoy Qf Columbus h.•g "> $2:\ ::!l WY 1 :JB!J2 - - PTA ~cholarship fund. was a Sunday visitor of his HF:\'IVAL startmg 1·\•hr!Jar~· il : 2 HI !itr c!~~N=a Elarne ?¥1urphy 1l>r. Casey) grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. to Februarv 28 a1 1 30 p Ill. Hl<LL STEIIEU A\IP. 20 walt. Cr-nr S:lradford '-'"' II'IW ~k-• · ., and M~ra Cri_sp (Or. Kildare) Howard Russell. nightly at tlw flothnn nmsl-1 $q9 95. V:\1 Strren autonutllc a'rtte. P'MIHI • C.IMI ~urne~ .m sterlmg ~erformances Mr. and Mrs: Ronn!e Mil1~ a ,sklt based on What ~ak~~ bourne and family of Columbl15, 1an Umon Clrurrlr . l·:vt'rvone dumgPr . s:ltl.fiO . Spl'akN~ 3" C CUCKLER REAL ESTATE 6 is we lcome 2 ui :l!(' to !T $2:.(. tf! $1;:.~·,:-.. rwed· &. Ra.c':~. ~2RD POMEROY S - bedroom ' '\ear_ o;d .~Irs. PTA Tick . Cpl. and Mrs. Wallace Hat- . ~;::;.~a~nd~:.:~~i.iiii~in:.o~ur;.~le~g:a~l~ry:ste::m~,iiil~ ~ ho -1h b th h t . . f Carol K1. ng s plano sholo was field, of Camp LeJeune, N. c.. PANC:\KE A.\"0 s<Jusaue Sllll- ~~~ and c<Jrtrid~es, Rt•cording I 18 tfc me WI a , o air ur "Calcutta" d M d . hard J f"' Mtkc~ $2 9!"J up, U_ynanur M1c-' __ . nace heating basement with 1 · : an r. an M~s. Ric e pe-r. Ches!rr Cradr Sdwol ' t ment ( w 1. t h i other 1tems noted included fers and Valane Jean ' wert r." t'hmw~ $!9 g:, u1•.\like lNCO\tE · .TAX Se rvlce, J ohn- · "~. room apar F(~b 20. 5 p m till "? >\II th e sa Ie of varu·11a an d oth er weekend vrs1 ..t ors ol the1r ' par~lam:l'i. $2 ,')0 u1, . Ht~lk _ u•J : son - Srmpson Insurance Ag- 1 shower lavatory and c 0 1 ' 1 d ' d 'th mht food li"vort·ngs ,., be'tno cont'tn· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatlh ".- pan<'a k.,, " you (':lfl t·al. <'ahle~ .. Jaxs Plugs. S.,.,.ltches. enc}', Room 6, Coats Build· "' ~ 1 Adult s. 75<.' Cllil<lr,~n . SOc · M'd 1 .-·mo e ',veran al wt 1wrou~ ued until the current suppJ.· is field, Wf•rtw r H<tdJO. ~~1iddlepnrt mg, r deport. on co umns .argo ot -1lh " Sponsor Chester Fll't· Depart-· f ·d d "ba depleted. a talent show has Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma . 1 20 tfc 1 menl. 2 18 Jtc garage, roo e pn IO an r b h d I d f A ll 23 2 16 51p _ 1 be "t f td d' . een sc e u e or pr r d , Jr., Ange I'ra, vIs lted Tuesday CBS lt ·lt·vlsJort. ~I mel! con'>Ole ~eigler Buildln~§ 'i'lppl) tor cue PI or ou oor mmg. with his parents Mr. and Mn. With honk~hr11 . Zrnrth r~r1io, I new homes Built in kitchAIJout 5 blocks from court ' ---LOST · b 1 alumhouse and all !hopping. An I d ponn bl t~. eIectrrc or attery. ens. storm windows, He p Wanta Trrt' and Walkt•r Pilllllt-' WY :O: ·Z8lb i inurn srdmg Call Guy NeJg exceptional buy at $12 ,000.00. ~---Coon bound 2 18 3tc ' ler, Raclllt, Ohio. -~ 30 year linancin& available 10 FEMft.LE, Donl hunt worlt. 0Splt neWS Rla<"k, white and brnwn, - ---- ~ 12 ~9 tfc qualified buyer. Let it find you 1 Let us talk 1964 HONllA 150 Pnced nght BABY FARM ~ tl acres gent -----·----Lost in vicinit~· of Nnse Phone WY 2·5367. WILSON & Son's Car Wash on ly rolling land 600 ft. from to you in the privacy of your! Ent d H 1181 'l'tlll'mPnl own home about opportunities ere osp 2 18 Mp Page Street, Middleport. black tup and 'h: mile from . las . H Among those who entered dog is "ery shy DIINT Pl 1 \1P .\·nu sluggish sep. Call WY -2-5212. ~JOtc State Route 7. 4 room frame m Tupperw~e p tu~ . o~seHolzer hospital in the past 24 or St'P ( d.\ lrai~. s_nai'USI'. __ h .h f ware parties Comm1ssJon, · hours were Mrs. Leland S. C'all 't' 2-t810. !1e t.:wk (;pt 1\lPan-Em-All WY 2-3243 LS the phone to cal 1 ouse WI! ront porch and c b t t IRt'ggs, 1116 Sunset Dr., James ,. . ar necessary,_ u no experRrward SPflll<' lank cJr:o;mf'r Lmd- for t 1mestones any ce II ar basement. ...200.00. 51 ze S'IM~R ' rvv.wro Jence. w, e tram, _earn-as-you- ,c. Halley, 5l'L Court St., Dale Prompt dehvery Emmet W ,, c. "-M• tAGE 0 n Call t R It ~ 2 15 tfc i mark Farn· Bureau leam. or wn e: oya Y1c. Gilkey, 900 Second Ave., J. S 2 16 tfc Shuler, Contracting. tate Rou~ 338, Cottage Sal es, 68 N· 7th St·• McCon-·Warren Thomas Eureka Star 1 29 tf, has 4 rooms. f .rrep ace, shin, (:JIJC'I - B>r-R·Q. Sarur1"Y 52 CALLO:"J 1l1Jipoint eler'tric -:-c:-;;cc---=:--:-: gle roof, brick patio with bar- nelsville. 2-l~ Rt., Johnny 'E. Callicoat, Rt. 1 v.atPr he<Jter All new units . foan rol'll-. , Plamlllll& ... F'Ph•/uary 20 . Plrkup anti becue pit. $1500.00 CONTACT: Juvenile Judge, Bidwell, Julia L. Patrick, 'l201 WAS ADYIRTIIID AT .,. Ll. $40 llO Phone v;y 2~103. deli ~ery serv1ce on ly. Con · Ueallq C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Pomeroy, WY 2-3096 !rom Oak St., Pt. Pleasant, Donald 2 17 3tp tar ·r any MtddlPpon F'~r"t7l• •n I MIDen•W., BOX 2%9 WY 1!-3830 9,00 a .m. until 4,00 p.m. C. Cook, Mason, W. Va., KimEnd l'OW ~ewl"f trouiJiel POMEROY, OHIO I Woman or man and wife 45 berly Sue Eblin, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, f, ')r your order. 2 ~ lllp ~-----------. 1 ~e bltve ..0 atra 2 19 3tc years or over to live in ~d Mrs. Jam~s Lowen Ridenour, 1964 APPLIANCE f .WC \\'('aving . WI 9-2R2G Sewer Macbmes take care of 8 family of 4 to Chester, Richard Dean McGhee, '5 30tp CLOSE-OUT SALE ~~r........ 4 ROOM house lor •ale, I acre ~ boys, from 12 years down oa k H'll " D-' , J erome F . . Ma hi e, REG. CLOSE-OUT • CaD W\' t-t97t Oa)· • Nllbt AlJTt lMIIBIJ.I!. lns•Irance bt'en or ground and well water. to 1 years. 2-6-Sotc Wellston, .and Mrs. Chne Me· I- ARISTOCRAT 7 • de:: Price $1,500. On Beech Grove _ Kee, Huntington. C'Bnt'f'll@il'l I -081 VU>II 1JPP:f9 1 WASHER 1235 .00 1210.00 =.,.-;c=:-:c---_:_~~ Road. Inquire at Guy Priddy WANTED housekeeper to Uve llirtiJI tor's IJ<.·en.e"? Cetl W"' l-t~ I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. •rt;AIIN._., l'lumbmg, Mul'!d• .d u. h G ' . Ph WY •• ,_ res1 ence, on nt::ec rove m. one II'INVU· MJw. Danny Eugene Bordman, MIDDLIPORT IIAMAUIA DRYER $179 .00 $150.00 ' l'urna.,.._ &mold Brolllen, Road. J-13-61p I I lfa Rt. I Pt. Pleasant, aon, 4:38 p. : I - CUSTOM 113 Eall Malo Street, Pon> Wanted To Buy WASHER $175.00 $155.00 eroy. Pb- W¥ t-IML -U.I.CI•llhnlcoTalll m. Thursday. Mrs. David Lee FOR SALE! Three bedrooml, lhn-•om~R~ ta ud oYM". &ecun joba. Roush Rt. 1 Letart 0 W. Va. A\ITIQUE furniture, Al:tddm I-PACEMAKER ELEC. ' - b tb, L - - ,' ' 1m.!J P•~ SbOTf boun. &4.-l.llcemMl. DRYER $205.00 $180.00 ------~c---a uut!ment, garage, gas ll'houuncb ot lob• opeo PnpwatorJ son, 3:34 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. lamp and old iron J'iPCf'S. mar 2-IS CU. FT. COMB. Auto Salfurnace, fireplace. 2~ Iota ' tntnlna an«l •PPOIJIIM. bpertnet~ James L Ridenour Chester ' ble topped pie<'E'. Mrs. How .... U.UaliJ Unllaeeu.IJ7 I'JLa \Dforata' ' FROSTLESS $349.00 $315.00 Phone 773-5611 Mason. uon 011 JobL uJaJ'Iu. rec~u.tNmenil'. son, 1:47 a.m. Thursday. ard Cecil. 800 W M;1in St., 1-18 CU. FT. UPRIGHT 1961 VOLKSWAf:EN R&H, Sun 2-1~30tp 1'1~ •IIU.. •nd DllclJarged f-'omeroy, WY 2-5262. 2 3 tlc ~R~!zi~. F~~,~~IG$~~5.00 , r~of. dean: $1095.00. Motors FOR SALE, at Dorcas, mod- ~...;'n..:=.~ r!:'.:-cnur:.m~ ' I PatientsLorecently .?ischarged ---· ncluded D1scuunt. WY 2-2050. em seven room hom well HarriBon, Mrs. 4 1 e, ' Norris A. Nunn, William H. STANDING Timber. Top cash 1 FREEZER $265.00 $240.00 2 19 3t POMEROY 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ c; bedrooms, 2 with wall - to- Ci.M8reU• T.. • • • , .... 3'1.11 Van Horn Ernest King Mrs price paid. Marion Reynolds • Jack W. Caney , 19;J5 PLYM01JTH. C~ ll WY 2- j wall carpeting. Large panel- ~~r:.r~~~~e .~~x Jiir.. · inet. ·:.. ~:: Charles Daniels Willia~ Coolville, Ohio. Rt 3. Call ' ed living room with fire-d Guollne Tu ·. . · ·. ..... 311116.10 NXI.OO v alter 4 o'clock, 067-:1503. PHONE ' tiJJJ after i o'clock Auto R~~.a~rall11n ams, H'tram M-:... mu, ..._ .a'f'u•· .amWY 2. 2 lS 6tp place, full basement an cemtten .. s.11 o1 Lo'and uel J. Mullett, Mrs. Dennil G. 2181 1-11-tfc · The- ·R"•-m-;-b'ler "" laundry room. Gas heat and Towrn~:...elpt~ .··.:: ... : Walburn and infant 100., Mrs. For Rent HARDEN 'S \1ARKET, s y r a- World Stalldard ol ._ __ ..,. air conditioning. ltorm doors PAYMENTS1 Earl E -........... General Executive 5erv1cI" • Neal and in£an1 SOD, cuse. has on sp&lal ThursEJ:eeUeuce and windows. p;.., acre lot. r..omp. or Tnatee. . . . 1340.00 Herman Jordan Tim Bryant, 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. m F. day, F'rrda:-· and Saturday, t Big car room. ride Md ,.... Call after 3:00 P. m. WI t- c~!~ef' .;!'~ther ~ ~:: Mrs. Raymond' McManaway. Main St., Pomeroy. Phone gallon Producers or Brough- formance. Small ...... __._..,....., 2103. ! 1% 12tc General · · • · •• m:.a Morgan Smith t Mrs ' Ralph ...-. --.--, Total GeDSuwlle~ . Exec. &en. . l199.e9 WY 2-3408. 2 18 6t.c ton's milk 59c gallon wilh S5 aDd IDU&gerabllih FOR SALE-.MlddleDol1'a tan. Town Han - M&R . . . uulo Waugh, David A. Fife, Mary or more g h 2 ., Total Town Hall . , .. 114.00 E McFarland D•bert H Roo h 4_R_OO _M - fu-rn ~ ish _e_d_ houSe- "ior rm~ery pure ase, I See tlrt buiJdt.Dg, located SS1 N Health - TuH Witbb•14 for rn. · • .nu • .!1 , hambur~N buns 9c with purMe~·poUiaJI M .... "--... "~• Middl port. tn('t Board of Ke•lttl. 788."" Jr. Charles M. Johnson Jr. 1 rent in Mason. F'loor furnare ...-v • ~IJU ~VII;:.., e . Cemetertu - Comp . of otf1cen ' , • dt<J:sf' of 2 lbs. ground chuck E. MaJa Street, Pomero, Ptlced for quick We JD. 11nd Eni.Jitoye• .. . . .. ltOl.oo Mardyn R. Riegel and RichCall PomPro\ W\' 2-3872 HI regtti"r pr,·ce 59 lb . - J Pbone WY • ,•_ T()()J•, Macllinei'J' • Hat. 135.57 110.89 ard Maynard '' • C • qulre at Ohio Hotel. . Other Cemter7 b.peue • 2 IB 61p lhs oolo~;na $1.00. __ lar e Total Cemetery hpenN 1100.48 -----4 22 Uc FARM 82 A OD hard road Fire Prot.eo:tlon - contracte. lndF'OUR rooms and hath apiHt · \' frf'•;h t•gg!'_ 49c a dozf'n g50 1 · ' <l!!mnlb Other E:Qten.e . ment in Mason. Phone 773 . lh exlrt~ good unclassifird po- J962 HONDA Super Hawk, $200., building sites, old bouse and Total Fire Protecuou .. _,_~ 1 5310. 2-17-!ltp ' Ia!()('~ $2 05~ ~ lb. tnml'lloes Gene Dod~n. 927 Brownell bam, "h mineral. Leaded. Bit,~.,.~·~~~ Tu " " · Ave ., Middleport, Ohio. Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. ~~~:~ . . ~~·::~:.~-:". · TWO 4 room furnished apart 7~k 2-15-6tp 3 - Bo:r. 29, Rlpley, W. Va. ~~rcu:.ne•et!:'a 1C4unty . . ments. QnQ first fluor W'i 2- OJ)f'n Sunday• 11 a.m. to 7 ~---· 4 Dr. Country Sedan, 8 eyUnder, auto. trana. p m DaJI} K a m to S p 111 I ( .- -E- • 1-25-SOtp For Worlnntm'• CoblV. • 3658. 11 71 lie . ampmg qu1p. F11r Adv. Delq. wrwU .. .. · THREE ROOM furnished apart- Sat ur day I11 9 p. m 1 llltereet on Loan.' "APACHES ARE HERE" nsur•nce I Road. Machinery ... ' ment with bath for couple. __ 2 17 3tr ALL SIC d 1 . 1 d" GUARANTEED renewable for Paym•n• of Temporarp Lnau 4 Dr. Station Waon, standard trana. l . hed Ph WY HO 1'\. mo e s me u mg .' . .. . Road Machinery . . . •~:~ Ut I'l'l' I tes umrs . one 1 NIJA MOTORCYCLE. 305 Buffaloes with optional built- hie hosp1tah:r.at10n. Issued Tot•J Paymente . . . . . . 2-5435 in Middlrpor1 . 212 S 1' serif's A 1 s1lHpe PI1onc WY 1 .ms. stoves, dinette set, sink, at a II ages. Ph one WY 2-6166. 8alance, Summ•r-, of Opert.Hon• by 'unci• January 1, nu...Filth Ave. I 18 tfc 2-6077 16 6 2 18 tl Row F~< I. tc toilet, ice box , etc. Sleeps 6 C Gen. • other Twp, run4i. · .a- : : : : Hardtop, 8 cylinder, auto. traDJ., radio 5 room and bath apartment TO CLEAN carPPts -hf'lter we'll or more . All the l:Omfort of 1-'HO'J'O <.:opymg ~rv1ce. cop- i.:!11 ~~~~~~nc~:,.,_ tn Pomeroy. Pl:tone W"Y 2-3.119. loan a Blue Lustre ('arpet home in an easy towing,,eASy les made of legal papen. Road Fund• .... .. tl.atl.tO • tl Sha FR"' 1 A h C . Tr . Gen. • Olh~r Twp. Fund• . IIGM.OO , ~::-:=-:----- 12 I,., c • mpoorr r.E with purpu up pac e ampmg a11- birtb records and almost any Total of All Fund• . . . . . 17,389.11~ I 8 chase or Rlue Lustre Sham" er - Price $445 up . Ask a- other documents Tot•r lltecet~r. •H • 1•nc=ntAILER lots for rent, close · Ro•d Fund, .. . . 17.888.84.1 poo. Bakf'r Furniture Midbout our •·Early Bird Bonus Reu1er tnsaraace PomtrOJ Gen. A- Olher Twp. P'wtd• UI4.1f8 to Laundrymat and schools dlepor! Ol . S ., A bary h Tr • Total or AU Fund• ss_..JaJIO · Valley Lumber & Supply Corn. uo. - 2 16 6tc ~a 1e. ms Apac e av· 3p t I ,..., .....,.•• Durmt .....,_ . - el Trailers 631 4th Ave GalRoacl Fund• . . . . . 11.143.44 pany, Midd:epurt to-3·Ur Atr('TION at Masonette. Mason 1 ' ·· • L IN .. Gen. 6. Othtlr Twp. Fund• .,,.1.~1 See Melvin Li"le, CIIHord Phlllp1 or w. Va., startt'ng Feb. 18 at' lipolis, 0 ., Hrs. 12 . 9 p.m. eg• Otlce Totll of Dac, .ft.ll Fundi ... ... 15,1118.96 a111nce, Jl, ltU . . MOS t any t.Jme by appomtlH:~i!:E anG tour rl)o•"'• rurni<~h& 7 p.m. even_· Thursdaj·. All AiiNuAL-,INANctAL lltiPOII_T_ tlofld Fund• . . . .. Eddie Fife, ment 446-{1239 LETART TOWNIMIP Gen. " Other Tw-p. Fundi I kinds of merchandise, new ' · ' MEIGI COUNTY. OHIO Tot11.t or Alt Fund• .... od !ll1d ODiumial>ed '""" ~ 2 16 6tc hr tt11 r:racal Y••r lndl"f Ouhtl"dlnt W•rnntt. Dec. 11. menb WY 2-645<4 17 8 t1r U~t'd. even S<llitrday Dlt.enl~r ,,, UM Rold Fundi: . . . . . ' !MM.90 I PUJI'FS FOR PAY- A eto r I ROOM HOUSE m PnmProy ntght at Mt. Alto, 1 p.m ManLivestock Tot•t s';r:~~''::c. 1::..-; r~': Cklr'"' ~:aa, ~~ o~-~l~ rurub Colin Male makes a &ne uJ. .agPment, Faulkner & Jones .- ---- ---~ the Year U164 '1'.'1'02ll lalance In Dl"tltory, oac. ''· , •.__ ary even though he never Phone V:'Y 2·5:l85. 7060 · 43 has the starring role in ht's I Dr. Melvm E. Doerr Vetertn- Til Yatuotlon MH:,040 Road J'und~ ··· · 2 II tfc 2-1S-7tp, . ' . Tu L1vr ' ' .40 Gen. • Other Twp. Fund• -1030.18 arum. lar[!e and small an1ma!s Rl.:h•e, •· o. 1 , Ofl~ '••· Total or All rund• .. . . . ta.ooe.oa' productlon'l'-te le\'lsJon com===="==---=128 Wa~hlngto st Ra .....,_ 1 ..,,_,. .:ertltv ,... followl•• ,.. OUTSTANDING DIIT ' mercials Colin is a stralg'!l JIPARTMENT, 5 rooms and HAY delivered first and second n , v,.,,. .. "'' to lie corroct. a-..neral Dtbl For . i 1 bath. shower and Lub. fi~ s. rutting Also Straw w Clrff wood. w Va Phone 273-4271 I "•vel Norrlt. Town•hll' c ..,.. Roalt Marl\lnerv .... 14'H.~ man to ·a Clgarette he s~lls Rl . . .INI"AL TOWN•HIP FUNDI Tol•l Gen~ral Debt ., 104 .38 lS he pu~S Up Image Of Jrd St., Middleport, Phone Sf Otl t. G uysvr'11e, Oh'10 . . Office bours. Daily 4 to 8 P -i ••ellf'TITotal Towoth'p ··~hi 14 '; 1 38 '"'lod tas•~ an CorMr Locust & Sycemoro Sts. Middleport · 2-13-30tp m. 1 28 tfc O,.,nral end ClaNlned Propert:r ~. HJ, u~· ~ WY 2-24171, I 1.1 Uc 1, Ph. MO 2-2439. Ta" . , . . , .... , . , . , , . ~'l~ 45 - - -. PHONE WY Television Revue lly Rl!'K llU IIROW an" (with Carol Burnett) , " H~ 1el'' (Unlt!l8 :sl11 returns in an Ud~ 17t!)) LDterwatktu.l altered format ), and ··FOR." a Hf~ . I.\'WIKJL tUPlt - A dellQocumenlary !ier1es Ill !~ u t'fld seems to bt: shaping up lur rlt-:\1 televrsion season : Other seri& that .seem h~ad11 IH!I bt· t'Ven worse llum th1!1 ed off the au mclude Jr1 e i;i IJI"OSjJt'rt thai would have "Tycoon" ! with Waltt!r Hr~n­ ,Pe mt'd Impossible last Septem- nan), " My Living IJolL" '"That lw1 l wvn 't insult you today Was Tlta: Week That Wtt.s,'' ~1lh t l•::ipte r and verse o11 Lhe "Karen," " Wtt.gun 1'9111," t"• J111 111g ~t·a~on the liWful " Wendy sud Me " (with Ge<rge fad~ will be rt>leased officially Burns, , " Valentine-'s Day : • ~· J uu enuugb Simply look at ''The Rogues," J~y Biihop, "ilijf l!:i popular now and pre- " Mr . Novak ," .. Mr Ed," ' 'lhe !Jart fur a del4g_e of lmitatiun!l. Doctors and the Nur~eB, " "Mr. 1 One of the reasons the very Magoo ," "On Broadway To'"ntatlve schedules for next sea- night.'' " Hullabaloo." Cara Wil~ " '' are worse is that M num- li<tms, ··ro1 The People.'' r...~r of fairly worthwhtle ~eries "Many Happy Retur·n.<:" 1 wilh ~n.· being cancelled. Although John McGiver) and "The Bail~ dtan~es are alway~ possible in ey~ ot Balboa" (with Paul he months ahead , it currently ! Ford). 'ook.s ~s !hough these shows are I Among th111 ttpparent returnees Me · hrouih . "The- Defender ," " Perry Ma-l ·' Pt>yton Phtee" lwhil'h will 1 ;on," "Profiles tn Courage," lx eJqnmdl:'d h-olll twice tn tlrrt>e Slattery's People," Alfred times a week, and also be Hitchcock, Ja('k Paar ~he quit), joined by several similar seJack Henny, "'Bell Telephone ries) . "Voyage To The Bottoml Hour" 1unless it returns in a 0{ The Sea." " No Time For . slot earlier than prime time), Sergeants" ··ben Casey," "To I ·Rawhide.'' Bing f' rosby . "In- ·rell '1111: Truth," ''f've Gol A .ernational Showtime." "Ken Secrl:'t.'' Lucll1e Ball . Andy ucky Jones,' ··nltt Entertain- Grijhth , Dkk Van Dyk.e (prob- I . -· lb. i-E~ . I JJc TINY'S FOODLAND I ,i • - . . . . ~-USED :=!:_.M., ; .. IWDe. CAR SPECIALSI !. Ad- 1'1'.:::: You Can't Find ABetter Deal Anywhn. Now Is The Time To Trade or Buy At KEITH GOBLE FORD. 32 NEW FORD TRADI INS. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL I _a.. 60 FORD STATION WAGON · ••·- $695 'I [:~==~~---;~I~C~A~N~'T-.'\l IT 'S CPRD - PLA'flN' N16HT IN 1H' HOllER, SNUFFY!! LET'S CALEBMAW WON'T LU rv.E WHEN . . , t-JICt:U ~- "" -· y--~.-.--~ DID SHI' SfART WEARIN' TH ~RI TU!ES? ...-..:.~W~L.I. SHE FER60T WHAR. SHE H•D HER BlJTl ER-AN'· E66 MONEY GO!! DAILY CROSSWORD A011088 1. Grampua <.Conoumo 1. Mast I. Wllllnfly Ml. Back.bon, 11. Na.lUI'G.\ b<Dl ...... ,_ Fnrvca. ,_ Too<od, . . lfj, .....ot Je. Son Bola 17. CU.turua. 20. Foot oolaJer 2!. Tiny ~ Froa.: .'-Bp""' .......... ... Dnldal scU: :te. a...,. u. A.t· tJnoo,. oop I. """' ot Norway ~ 118. Certala typeoot ........ !!. Tricll; 14. MoiMtUN 18. Lunpr-ey IY. Vq\lt.a.bMt 2L 8&i.a8 :ab. Gun: .!II. 1'1.~ !~<"fix m....,... If. Okl "'lengtb :MI. P\l'rt. Lo tLe e:Uy 3"1, Vexe. U . TOWll lady 48. Slngtewdt «. FasteQ wttla oUtcheo K Scold ""'""" li&.Biack, "'....._ '""""'"' 40. Toks <2. Large pulpit. "'-c.,....,. 46. RaUonnl 47. Epocba 48. ~ent <i. Cunnln. i DOWN L Beliet l! 2.~­ nle S. Stre;.\m at water tt 1 DAJJ,y CRYI'TOQUOTE- Bore's bow to A X Y DL BA A Xa ~ICK LONGJI'I:I,LOW One k-tter simply stands tor /UlOt.twr. Ill this a&mplr :~ use-d for the three L'a, X for the two O'a, ete. Slnl{le ltilt;,r.~. apo. . , 'Qtt:~ I"" fR.IIC, t. trophies, Uua krlgtlt. and fonnatlon ot the wunJa &N Encb day the eodet Wt.ters are different. a» KHHPA.CJQKCX KPV.N: Klil TtH:'¥ 5EE ClllY UKMRPGYAX PO bUULD DO T140'5E MOON G.ALS I<.NOWA GOOD STEAK" WHEN bint& A Q - y p - Qwoallo• --WEDNESDAY AD-· TENDER BABY BEEF ROAST ~·· ~~ , .• v. t 32. SecUl'\1 Of OUR 1 _ .-_ .. _, ·-- -""' ,, . ·~ 35.1ltmc& 88. Sick Correction I H • a}l\r ably ln nl! 13!1: !IPasonr, - me At!lo: - rJ~rnea .- - , n • Pala\.'c," Lawrence I Mu01t~i ," · Thil Ad.Wirna FarDoo Well< . ·'Tho King Family," lly," "My Three Sons," " Or. ''Gurumokt ." Jack.ie mf'asoo, J\,kb~re' ' (p4trbap11 apUt up lnto "Flipper," th& weekly movies two Wet!kly half-bours), "1'he (exp<~.nded from three to four \. Vl:l'ginian ." "' \\'hal 's N.y Line ?,'' Red Skelton, Andy Williarws, the Hob Hope Theatre, "Shlo..The F'ugitlv~." •' l...a!!!sle," Walt dtg ," JJonna Reed, " Kraft 'MleOI.sney and " Bonanza" atre," "CBS Reporta,'' .. Th.t B,;vorly Htllblllioa," Danny Thtl ::.'b.lianel Swtm: Barry 1 . ~~~; y w. Ed Sullivan, ."Camdid Goldwater 1~ inLecv1ewed on I Camera, " ·· My Favonte MarABC-TV 's ' l.ssutls 11nd An- 1 tli:tn ," ··Gomw Pyle.' ' ·· srandA woman ec...'' " GHiigao'li l1land: ''Danswers" Suuday . who was awarded the Fre-edom rel Hoone ," ''The Farmer 's Medal by Prestdent K<tutedy for Daugbl•r," ·· 12 O'Cl<>ck lli~h," her work in hPalth ~ucation ''('ombat ,' " McHale':. Navy,'' among her (dlow Navajo Iruil- ··o-ate i:tnd Harnet ,' Patty ans b lhe subject ur CBS-TV 's Ouki lnQ "Petticoat Jwtcuon .' "Tw•nlieth Con1w-y " March 7 Holl~· .,..uud D Q P A· REAK.ll.• C K J T K C X.-R E J T T K T D Yesk!rday'rt CryptQquute: BB WI~ SOAR NOT TOO HIGH 'ro lt"ALL, BUT STOOP TO RISlC. -M'ASS!NGER • "SomotlmH I have the Impression that what I got whon I built thlo houoo waa a $30,000 phone boathl" WMPO MUNDH THRU FRIDAY 8 00 Si.llJ'I On - News 6·ttl Seared-Kto.ar• 6 20 Metgs CwntJ RFO 6 Z5: Paul Bowers - r·arm d Jtl Btl! ~iller Sbo~ 6 57 Wealher 7 on Newa 7 05 l'in.v's Momlng Chapel 7 2(1 Bill !Iiller Show 7 lt SportJI Uo Pickens Hanlw•r• (1'ut.!a . Thurs l 7·50 News 8 '10 8111 Miller Show 8 30 Daily Wght 8 •~ Bill Miller how 8 45 A11ker Furniture Show I Wed. · ~·n.) 9· flO Nt>WII 9 U5 Coflee With .Janet 10 no 811\ Millers Hrunct, Show II :00 Ministerial As:rociation II: 15 Mason County Agrl. f' 1t. (Tues. I 11: 15 Family Worship <ThJJrs. 11 15 A.S(. Program fFri.l 11. 30 Sw•p Shop 1J-45 flny'o Country HymnUme 12:00 Cement Block News t2 15 Goessler Guest Star 12 . 30 Larry Anderson Show 3;00 Jim Mees Show fERRY Radio I 30Eitct.ric Co. New• 4 40 lim Mees Shuw ~:00 News 6 00 Stgn Off WJEH RADIO ' MONOAY THRU FRIDAY 7,15 Sign On 7:::JO News Headltnes 7·32 Musical Clock 7.45 Echoes of Joy 8.01! Ohio Va lle:,. 1.\ieW!:I a,u:; World News a: 10 Sports Tod'IY 8.15 WeBther !l:l6 Musical C1o· k 8:55 Com.numty News 9 00 Talk oi· the Town 9:55 Mason. County Newg lO:UO Public Servlte to: 15 Family WOrship Hour lv HAROL-D GltA Y LITTLE ORl'HAN ANNII 1:00 Midway Ma•inee 3:55 News Beat 4:00 Dtscing wtth Doss SATURDA~ 4:30 interchange 5.00 Community News 6:00 Sign On - New!l 5,05 ~orld News 6·05 Country Music 5:15 Sports Today 6:25 Country Jamboree 5:?"' Weather 7:00 News 5·30 Dinner Musicale 7:05 Larry Anrlerson Shu.,.. 6 00 Sign Of! ll. 00 'fop Ten Show SATUI\UAV 12 :00 Noon News 1: 15 Sign On 12·15 Mucial Interlude 7:30 Ntlws Headlines 12:30 The Hev Mt>rlin Teets 7. 32 Musical Clock 1:00 Jim Mte9 SJ1ow '/:45 Word and Testimon) 8·011 Sign Oil 8· 00 Oluo Valley New:~ 10 :30 Latchs~rinH SUNDAY 1:05 World News ll:OO News Beat 7:JO Sign On Army Hour 8:10 Sports Today ll 05 Mnr.ting Mf'lodie~ 8.00 r'r·ench City 1:1optist except Friday. Church 8 15 WeHther 8 30 Suuday Show 10.30 Song & Siory Hour Be•br Riug 9· JO The Bible Speakes to You II :45 World News 10 · 45 l''amily Worship Hour 10·110 rhe Good Ute ll Ofl New!!! , Army llour 11 ~ Mason County News 10 J;r Sunday Show 12·00 Community New5 11 :30 Public Servlct 12·00 Noon News 12 .05 'Loeal News 12 00 News Hound.up t2 · I5 Christian's Hour 12 :JO Markets 12 :20 Bulletm Board 12::10 Hev . Merlm feets 12 ·15 Weather l2:26 N~ws 0 Grams 1:00 Sunday Showcase 12::10 Saturday Maunee IZ' 20 Bulletin Board 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 4:00 D.ascing with Doss 12. '!5 News 0 Grams 2:00 Rev. Andrew P<tr ~\)ns \3 ,30 County Agent 4:30 Top ren fl.evue 2. 4~ The Rev Roscoe Thorne 'H5 Country Go Roond S:OO News Ru.mdup J .10 Sunday Showcase 1,55 News Beat 5,15 Public Sorvico 4. JO BaptiBt t..aywBll 'l Hour !,00 Country Go Round UO Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sign Ofl ::55 News Bea& 6:00 Sign Off 01--1, ALL RIQ-rr: eoVGI GU~ I CAt-\ HANl.JL f 1T All RIGHT I SOVNI:..R HE \.lAS lHAT "FATAL NO, Doc.l 'VOttRE A ;MAk'T QU£'1Ci< 1 A6 LONG Y£'5! WHAT VJA6 lJiai'<t 'tQ.!J' WHAT T~E DEVIL ARE YOU DOING, MEREi'1 ~-rz.uRE" fHE &HE~' HAk'l\.1 AS YOJR£ OUR QUACK WE'LL G.O <if'GEE1N(i Tf.IQT NOBOD'I ll<JTHEJ<S ,~u · 'IOU! ANOCilAT' 1 STATED, S1R, [ DR 1V t: .. 1\NP 5HOOT, ONL'T VVHEN Nft E'S Si\R'I'. PllASE OC"N'T MAI<:.E I I ~ECES-:.AR""' NOW SIT tsAC"- \ AND IZEL A"\ . ~ ) "YOU PLEA SE ,1 I ., ·UtUt.fiC Wl"'lfll lv GIOIIGE WONDEII .41A!VV SNt:V~i":>i1-l_i. .t., J.Jt-o; n,y,·s .. ~' ANJE , : F{)l260T 10 INCUJDI ·;, ESE. PEOPlE: 1 VJ0m< Wlltt WHE~~ WE SENT CUT 'Tl-ll: TuY TAM AIW TERRY t!VAC"! THE VIET CON6 W!:IT'IN-3 INVITATIONS I ~ffiTR'IE'5 8Y 61 CHMOLET CORVAIR _ ...... $895 59 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. •· .. •·· • $695 J: I = I =::: I 1•. ''" ON m K~ITN SPOT FINANCING GOJLE fORD USED CAR LOT I B t N I.AL !\DAMS NANCY- IT'S Tf/'1\li TO TAKE YOUR SHOWER BECAU5E A WOMAN OOCTDtt, WHO'D WURKED AROUND THE Cl..OcK Wt1HOU1 SLE'fP. cmLAP!iED OVER A BADlY I~JUREO I YES,OOC"JUR_.AI.L THE DOC'I'OR$ GONE WITHOUT SLEEP. 8UT 1\-tE ~ COi.LARiiEt> ... AND A liFE~ ~OS't't �. . . ... . ~ ...... .., 'll .,. . ..... ............. -~ J I Women's Club Of Morning Star ~, Mainly About Church Meets ;, People In ' The Women 's Club of Morn- ; Pomeroy Bradbury Club PlanstoHelp At 81oodmobile Mr•. Eatb Botten To Chntter Club WSCSPians Rummage Sale March 4-6th Mrs. Robert Eads entertain· ed the Chatter club Wednesday I evening at ber ,boma In Rutdav e-vanmg at the r hurrh with ~ the World '' ar " All Wmter . mg Star EUB Church hai !Je..-n Mr. E Gibbs Land. A short busine.s• tession Mrs UswLn Nease and \1rs Lung." were read by Mrs Sl!- Mrs Don Burkey a£'eomp ..m I meetmg each Wednesdsy at and Mrs. Ray Plans were made to assist WBI conducted by Mrs. Carl Plans were made for a ruiJlo Frtd. Neas~t .!1.!-i hoste:-io;t-..; 1~on The hvmn ln l hnst There ied her mother, Mrs C A.. I the home of Mr!< Fre..i Smith he~ve returned home after 8 SlS with the bloodmobile Monday, Roach, presidenl, and plans mage sale March 4 -- 8 wheD , E h f weeks vacation m Ventce and Feb. 22, when the Bradlv'""'' were made for •• auction sale the WSCS of the Mtnersville 1 1 Is No East or West " and pr.ay- .mm1 sh, to her ome a ler or qUI tmg At a rectcn' met't- E 1 ood. Fl 8 .,.,..1 '"' Mr s Jack fmtl s president, eJ by Mrs f:v;;,n~ l'Oncludt-d Mrs EmmJsh had spent sev-! mg an electwn "'as htld w~th ' ng ew · Extension Homemaker's C I u bat the next meeting MethodlSt Church met Wednelwas m charge of the m~tlng I tl r era! da\'S with Mr and Mrs I the president betn~ Mrs Cia! k Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. entered met Wednesday for an aU • day Games were played with day afternoon at the church. Of>votlons tJken rrmn Psalm ~~h:r~; a~ of the nommat Burkt-~ ~nd family m Manet~ lhle VIL--e pr~d"'n' Mrs. L~ Holz~r Hospital Monday, for ob- : meeting at the home of Mrs. prizes awarded to Mrs. Nathan Mrs. Willliam Russell, preslo ,J h 103 were ltd bv Mr:s F'red po nd d servatton and treatment. ILawrence Stewart Mrs Paul Biggs Mrs Roach Mrs WU- dent was In charge of the mg commlttt>e was li:Wen a 1H o nson . an lll"' set•retarv - M F d J d d h · · ' · ' · ' h b ed 'th th Nease whu &lsu read a poem rt-elec ed for treasurer Mr" Clarence Gt~t>s rs re ames an aug - wum, president, conduct bur Young, Mrs. Cllfford Eb- meeting w IC open WI I "Faith Is d M1ghty FortrP~s · ctH uffi('ers welt' l 'h t M1ss Marianne Woodgerd has ~ t. f lh h Iter Mrs Jerry Muse of Stock- the meetmg ersbach Mrs Charles Lathey hymn ''What A Fraend We 11 ese d <Ue __ _.~ to het employment at 1, er uues __ .... Wednes day · ' · Birchfield Mrs' Have ' in Jesus,'' fol1ow ed wtth followed by the Lords Praver l the commg · J k c'vear t returnn1 k.. M s m~d ~ ~·~~0 mgt aved 1port VJSJtt"U Wl' th 1l Mrs Stewart gave the scrip- Mrs Howard \-irs ac urus . pr~1 en , 1 , Llt'en rs r: . li:ai ors an M J • M · · m urn sun f .... y I Oh1o State Un1v~rs1ty m Col~ M H. 1 h p k f S rs ames s1ster-m-1aw, rs 1ture readmg and the 8 i b I e fuiymond Fischer Mrs • Char-• prayer by Mrs. Stella Grueser 1 : Mrs AIr~ eaugewr. V lee pres\ umbus followmg several dHvs 1 rds Map I\ dar Eer dumner 1Homer Showers I story of the three Marya Mem-les Spll'es and Mrs . . Alfred and scripture readmg of Pro1er ay o1 M' M 1 ·· Our Children and Thf'- u s " dent Mrs Russ a son st>c-, Sll 1s PI as B t the 1 • , VISit with her parents , Mr and I 11. l'i e R D 1 IS! ari yn rown spen bers answered roll call ' wtth a Biggs. Refreshments were serv- verbs 31 by Mrs. Norman Me1 wa s the topl i. ! of the program 1retan Mrs fred Neast> trea:s-1 \'l is HaToid Woodgerd M on· a n 1past weekend m Colwnbus with comment on Washington and ed by the hostess to the above Cullum presentf'd b\ Mrs \-1ark r:vans i urer and tht' fol\owmg st>cre- day Mrs Woodgeard S(Jd Man- Youth ot the churc·., w.e.-e m1her sister and brother-m-law, Lincoln named and Mr1. Charles Car-At Ourselves a~ Odst· The purpost- wa s to Il lust rate tan~s. Mrs Stacey Arnold. ctuhl_, anne "'-'ere m Parkt'rsburg w lharge of one! of th~ SundRy Mr and Mrs. Jack CummlflS Mrs ·Art Marcum was wela son, Mrs. Harold Dunfee Mrs. i&ns" was the topic of thl contnbut10ns the rates h .and dren Kous ' mornmg wors up pre service I and family ' U h s work , Mrs Kerns vt:rs •I\1 8 Lmda lohnsrm ·!d"nt MisS of · i comed. as a new mem be r. It Thomas Stewart , Mrs - K~neth program presen ted by Mrs. 1 m cultures have brought to t e n c ns1Jan sor 1a 1 rea 11 ~ s La 1 Mr and Mrs Norman Way- h Y h F' 1 · h ~ Mrs Mane Chapman is a was announced that the club Michael and Mrs. Robert Nel- Russell Others taking part Jted Stabte,s and to em~ha~l~e John Sr~lt • htera~ure ' mi~:IOna~;~ land have rece1ved word that , ~e tho:t pro!~~~~ ~~-~~~nno~~~~ 1 med1cal pat1ent at Holzer Has- w1ll meet March 17 at the Mid- son. were Mrs. Karl Grueser Mrs. responsl 1 Jtles as a c n s Ian renee apper · r · Lhe1r daughter and fam!IV , Mr. , to • ) • I p1tal. die rt Gas Office for a food H11smer Roush, Mrs Brook I Citizen m this commuwty o! ne~ educatmn Mrs Mark Evans. .,~ Mrs p owe II and ch.1ld ren , Eileen read the scnpture ar~d Mary Mr and Mrs Edgar Thomas po Ch I G . uon Mrs Uswm Nease 1 an~· Smtih g<~vE' •he prav~>r · · d f demonstration by Betty Sayre, Mrs ares ruP.~er, na t10ns. promo . We(lnes ay ~~ Mrs. Ste11 a Grueser, Mr s E·~ s lntual hf~ Mro; Manning' Davtd . Rtcky ' a nd J ane ha ve The group sang ' Each Ste-p· 1 returned home ' I • a - N-·• l:"w~on of th e Gas vumpany. \1" followmg the h\ mn, ' Wf' ve HP h outh and student work. mvved from Columbus to Col- Take ., Donald SIHifer o~-:~ve the ter 8 week 9 VlSlt at Loran with The rnormng sesslOD was closgene Forbes and Mrs Earl ~.. N ous . Y ' leoe Co th 01 I d " tht-lr daughter and son·m-law ed 'lh th M' h be d1 t' R h A Story To Te ll To J lte a ' and Mrs F:dlth Slsso.l, supplv . ~ rner, on e 110 - n I· offer a tory nnv""r and Robert ' WI e IZpa ne c lOR. ens aw. nons ,' scripture from \1ark lU !\ ons brouht b\ the mem- ana hne near Oxford, Ohio. Mr. Smith and s 11 t) 1 avne were the I Mr and Mrs. Wallace Reuter The group enjoyed a potluck Durmg the busmess session was read bv "Irs ('hnst\ Baer I ber~rwere :;olrl a" a money mak- Powell has been transfer:t>d to ushers tor HlP. otfe.nng Delmar I and daughter and m Columb~ dmner at noon and followmg a commurucation w1. . read An article "These Changmg m rojert that ~rea Mrs Powell Is the Hamm broughl the messHge to 'w1th Mr. and ~rs. Raymon the luncheon hour Mrs. FranCE!s from Mr!. C. F. Tompkms conTimes" was gl\'en by the lead ' ~ ~ eshmPnts of cherry pie former Norma Wayland the youth He use:d 'he lrfe of Brown Hnd family. Spencer of Chester gav. 1 Feb. 21 t.:c9'uing the work for the eom-er and Mrs F'red Neasf' gave I the r hipped •am and eof- Mrs Earl Knlght, Mrs Samuel for his text I talk on emergenc1es and the 1Bet1hel dNo. 6% ofb the0 Intehrna- i 1g year. World Day of Prayer a talk on "Love and hale' be- rwr w ., ed"b'y the hostes•- 1James CTJswell and Mrs W C .. Youth Feliowshm mPmbers 1 care of the sick at home. At- t ?108 Order of ~!l 'sin aug ters to be held March 5 at the ee were s..,rv ·w 1 p k b I Mr .f wt 1 atten services a group E 1 . EUB h h · 1 gms at horne 1son tendmg were s.. Grit Rus-Sun day at the M'ddl was 8 ap- n erpnse 1rs 1u Mrs Chrtst'_ Baer , Mrs W dwered ar ers urg VIS I - recently sold .uopl':Jrn balb and 1 eport d M bec urc k A report m t he cu Itura 1 con- /If ed Yeauger Mrs John Scott ors e nes ay. homemade landv to raise se 11, Mrs. Paul Wmn, Mrs ti t Ch h Th - 1 ·u t announce . em rs were as .. trJbuiJons our nation has ga1n-j ~ ; Russ Wal~on Mrs J.ohn Mr and Mrs. W1lham Lohrer 1 money for lherr ~ 1 -reast.>d 85 .1 W Max Davis, Mrs. Red Riley. o~tside~~ ae ::rs Wl mee ed to tum in bottle caps at the ed from ot~er countn~s wa,~ giv I r· Baily, Mrs Kerns Roush, (Carla Wtlson ) and daughter of sessments Th ey Bl " savutg DotJr' Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. FEB. :2% next meeting. en b" Mrs .John S( oil I hrf'e \-Irs Hanson Holter \1rs 1,.aw- Athens VlStted Saturday w1th tie: C'aps and have discussed ~~·v Wayne Kmg and Mrs. Marcum. The Ladles Auxiliary of the At the ..:lose of the meeting, articles on the top1c were g1v- r('nce Napper Jr, Mrs Mark 1Mr and Mrs Ira Butcher leral rnoney . mtkJng p!OJecls 1 Mrs Ronald Brownmg was Meigs County Hospital will C.lkl- and coffet were served en mcludmg Who Will sh~r~ 1l E\an~ !\1J~ Edlth S!s~nn and I Mr and Mrs Tom Watkms l Mrm:el Smith, pastor, has hoslf'ss to the Sew- H1te Sew-1 • meet Monda at Veterans by Mrs Oto Hartenbach and thP world \.'o,:th our : h.•_lrlren l\1rs La..,!enre Napper ir. ot Columb.us came Tuesday for i announL·t>d a r£-VJV1ll meet•ng to mg Club Wf'dne:;day evenmg at ClwB Members Ctve Memorial Hos~tal cafeteria at Mrs . Earl Renshaw: Hostesset by Mrs. Rus , Watson, The U~ _ -·- _ a viSit with her parents, Mr start Mar<"h H <J t tile church IJis club room . I Infirmary Program m All membe are for the March meetmg Will bt 7 30 Jted. Nations Umty .m OJveJsl-1 and Mrs Wtlham Slaler ~nd The1t: will be sp"'Ct'll .. mgmg A short bustness session was Memben of the Martha Class u~gedp to ~ttend Refre~~ents Mrs. Eugene Forbes and Mrs. 1 1 ty. Mrs F.d1th ~'""nn a~d sun, B1lly Also vis1t1ng w1th ~:~nd a v.elrllme- Js ext~nded to conducted by Mrs Elza Gil· ,and Adult Class 0 f th B d- 11 be d · Chfford Phillips. ' _·Our _respons1b1hty a9 a chns lhe Sl a1er fami·r Y were Mr and 1' all to he lp serve Tent Daughters _ _·_ ' more, J r • VIce pres 'd I en1· It bury Church of Christe wentrato ~oiJane Howell 1 \'IJS c. E Slater of Jarkson-'1 - --- w" voted to help wtth the /the county lnftrmary this week of Umon Veterans wtll meet in RAND McNALLY '/' Ville eamer fund dr}ve The travel· Iwhere they presented a pro- regular session at the DAV hall 0 RL D lOry Mr and Mrs Ronald Evans mg J.HIZ e, donated by Mrs gram of mUSIC and readings M0 nd 8 t 7·30 , and son, Jeff, left Tuesday for f •f Ca lvi" Simpson, was awarded • for the restdents Each restay P m. DevotiOnS take-n from Mat- Culver City Los Angeles Calir TIO to Mrs Ourr<Jid McKmght Mrs. ide t of th h . t Bethel No. 62 of the lntemathew 13 and 20 by Mrs. Ben I where they,p lan to mak~ their 'c IDon Mullen and Mrs. Louis tednwJth a e ifto~:mw~~ ~~e:~- ti?nal Ord~ of Job's Dau~hters N('Ulzlmg opened the meetmg h m Th I dt h I rogram Opl OsboJne r('( t'IVed birthday girts . g . wlll meet 10 regular sesSIOn at of th~ Past Presidents of the I bo the eyd pfannel OMJom Ids Blrthdavs of the famou!': Am- !rom their secret pals I Takmg part were M~s. Law- Pomeroy Masonic Temple, at Jennie £6ate, daughter of •O er an amty, 1 an 1 h1 · lrence Stewart Mrs Vtolet Hy-7 30 M d Th II Mr d M W d II Gat Amerwan Legion Auxthary of j M Ed d E d f· encan patno1s, George Was , A deo;sert lourse m keeping 1 • • • p m. on ay. ere WI . an rs. en e r e, Drl:'W Webster Posl Wednes- Irs. Dwarl fvanshan am- lmgton and Abraham Lmcnln 'wJth Ct'orge Washmgton's birth- sell, Judy Hysell and Tom Ly'"lbe initiatiOn. Rutland, was honored wlth I ' s~ned by the hostesfl. ons · Oleva Cottenll• Mrs· p omona Grange 'II meet b1rthday pa1ty · ·m oLservance of ·dav evt>nmg at the • home of 1 y,If.at _ ay on or t e tnp to were observed at a palrlll!Ic'I da" ...,as WI IMis Gerald Wildermuth Mul- llaiornra. assembly held for the student ,to 1hose named above and Wayne Kmg, Mrs . Ernest Van-lat the Rock Sprlngs hall Man- her SIXth birthday, Saturday, ' berrv AH Mrs Neutzlm'g also bodv of Mlddlepo!l High St llool lMrs Dayton Stnckland, Mrs. Inwagen, Mrs .. Art Marcum. lday evening to practice degree Feb. 13 at her home. MIDDLEPORT, o re.ad a story 'The overnight Wednesda\' [Churlt's HuffJmm Mrs wn,_1Mrs Paul Wmn, ~rs- Dale,work. All off1cers and lhe court Games were played and 1 '::i~~=:.:::======~ l <.iue~t . tram' Sunshme maga Bernard F'u lt z MeJgs countv hud Bovl:' r Mrs F.dwar.d Wells 'MBarnhart,. Mrs. Griff Russe11, 1are requested to be present. prizes awarded. Refreshments: r rs Jess1e S1sson, Hazel RusFEB Z3 d d t' 'ed ut zme prOSE>('Utor gave a !<ilk In l\1r,; II c Mullms Mrs HarII d N II Tr . an ecora IOns carri 0 '!he pledgl:' to_the flag m unl-~ whirh he 'put "pecJa\ empha!- lo.ld Hood ar.d Mr~ .Donald se an e te acy. The Pomeroy WCTU wlll meet th~ Valentine the~e. Jennie reson preceded s1lent prayer 1 BeeS ~~ on the ratt that students ,Collms The next meeting w1U • Tuesday at 2 P m. at. the I ceJVed many mce glfts. 'Thank you notes were read i , should be awar~ of seemmgly ibe Mar( h J wnh Mrs. Coll1ns ' h~me of Mtss Nelle Bm~ It Attending were Marlene and Pameroy, Ohio Jrom Mrs A V Howell and 1 Plans were made to purchase small dJ!fertnees whl('h make as hostt"ss. \ 1will be the Frances Willard ['arlene Barrett, Cindy Eads, IMrs William Baxter It was I ccmdelabl a for the chur<:h when \ a big dlfftre-n ce Ill oue 's llh~ i . ITea and each member may Cindy Anderson, Robin and TONIGHT & SATURDAY voted to purchast ~ards to ; the Busv Be-e Class of. the M1d- He pomlcd out for example I."H .-l Conllflntion ltake a guest. Beverly and Georgene Grate, send W m~mbers ,dleport flrst Baptist Church that enthusiasm may be the l /) I . . U Debbie Black, Peggy Smith. Edgar Allen Pott'l Mrs Neutzhng and Mrs J i mel Thursday evenmg at the mgredtenl whtch makes an oth ' ,. l'f(ntes Nnmed The Wmdmg Trail Garden club ' Sally Sparks, Viclly Grate, Dei>"THE HAUNTED PAlACE" (Trchn tcolorl IM Thornton Will take a b1rth- church. The meeting was open- erwise ordinary person uul -1 I he conventmn of lhfl F'uture met Wednesday evemng at the ra and Mary Janey, Linda Vincent Pr1ce:~ Debra Paget, ]day cakr. to the eounty Home ed wJth prayer given m un 1son Istnndmg HomPmakers of Ame-nca to Columbia Gas office in Middle· Grimm, Sherry, TerrY end 1 Lou Chaney Hideoust Tem fOJ February There are no ' fol lowed by the claSs hymn , He told the gl oup that de rw lrf' ld Apn l 2 3 IP Columbus port_ Rita Vmmg, Mrs. Jolm David· fymg' We1rd! "McHALE'S NAVY" birthdays HI Marrh and named I "An Evenmg Prayer " velopmg correll attitUdes to- was d.l~( USSt'd wht>n the Rut MISS Betty Newton prepared son, Ariko Grate, Mrs. Bud {Techmcolor) lo takE' the cake m Apnl were I Devotions were by Mrs Da- l ward the communJtv (lOd natwn ' !and ~llA nwt lt'(t>nlly In the and _served her favorite foods A patnotlc service honoring Vming, Mrs. Herbert Grate and Ernest Borgnme Joe Flvnn, our hom(' economJ(·s room of the to nme member~ and three the two presidents, Abraham tht honored guest. Trm Conway, B1lly Sands. I Mrs F'ranl'i Cheeee.brew and na Hamrn entitled, . Disciples are necessary to make Mr~~ Wildermuth In Clay , written by Peter Mar-1 11\'es meanmgful In llo:;lng Jre lhigh sC'bonl' rgueslo:r Mn; , Patrick Wood. Mrs. , Lincoln and George Washington 61?-o Kennedy, JPan Willes (,amt>s were played and I shall Buddy gifts were dJstnb-1 t led th t t t . ' B.ubara Carter, president, IJoseph Struble and Mrs. Gene 1I will be held in the Syracuse TWO DANCES NOTED SUN '' MON '' TUES · a a attpatude no Ism Is lhea wa :-; 111 ch"rg · 0 f th e mee Img 1M1Ich F 0 ld e_ 0 f the recipes pnzes awar ded 10 Mrs G•E'orge utl:'d dunng the evemng I swholesome lor . ~ e. r s Methodtst church Sunday, Feb. The Middleport Semor Class 1 Februuy 21-22-23 I Mowery, Mrs Jt'd Webster Sr A humorous ~kit enlitled "The d 1 f . 1he Hut land ctt<Jpter \I. as bon- used were gJven to each. 1<) 1 at 9 a Ill thl In Sa' ELVIS PRESLEY m M 'fh t d M p u1 · f'Ve opmPn1 o ones lola 1 p1•r d b h,. k d I h F II h d . "' m. W sponor I eom I ..... "ROUSTABOUT'' I rs orn on an r!S a New Maid" was gwen by Mrs .I lore Y lR'mg as P o ave a o owmg t e emonstratlon. D L t L R h t d· ht' 9 d t t Casci A dessert course carry- John L ~ and Mrs Charles sona lty. • member serve as hostess at Mrs. Robert Lewis, president, ! r. es er · ?us •. pas or ur ay mg ance par Y a Elvis Pi~~~~~i~~~1:'1ra Sian Ing out the valentme theme was l Y l'he assembly opPnf'd with the ,the convention Miss Carter was condurted a shot b es- lof the church, wtll gtve the the Mtddleport lchool auditor-•d by the host""' to Henn(>tt A dessert t:ourse of pledge of allegiance to the flag sel•rt•d J•on was selectston Plans werre usdmesst s t- message. The chmr directed by him from 8 p m. to 11 p. m. , \ 1 1118 10 1ce cream decorated w1th pmk . ,~ tl 0 a M ! Serv -=1 ' '" '~ wyck, .Joan Freeman. l..eJ -= ' ma e · Th e J ays WI11 aIso emcee a Enckson. Sue Anne Lanf!don lmf'mbers Mro.; Thornton will a1 ~ 1e srngmg ur the Star It'd to smg m the FHA State it d the Flower d G d rs. J ohn Sa uvage Wl II smg ~Q~~(,t~ON on the OCEAN he hostesR for the March meet 41he<Jrts was served by the host- Spangled Banner Joy Boggs chmr. s~" w in Columbus : Ma::h S:1spec1al mus1c The solo1st for dance tonight at Wahama High 3 Stoogn mer wJth Mrs Wildermulh de-l' esses, Mrs C P. Bradbur)'. Mrs read the pnze - wmnmg essay ~ ThJee delegates were select_I 1M:s Charles Lewis reported o~ the morning will be John Lisle. startmg at 8 p.• "' ' Ldlian McGhee, Mrs. Jacob i · I S · k ~ J) . · , • ' • A C~tslta 1 1· flag • ha ~dmade Colarcartoo~s vot10nal leadt>r a11d Mrs Web .. on P~"ll ~ ['or emouar~, ed to att end the convention, the achvltles of the Jumo~ _ " AdmissiOn: .sc and 40c sler In charge of games I rurner and M1ss Flonnell1ai- tHJtten b}' Elizabeth Ellen Ev Rei!\ Clark, Eumc-e Ohlinger Idub The book "Pause For ' by Mrs. Paul Kloes, will be Snow accumulation around - - ---- - - - - -~- bott ans l<:tr 1d Sue Clunc·h, wJth Charlott~ L!Vmg" from the COca Cola Is('() for the first time. the heights of Mount Olympus, I The table wa.s decorated With Wilham Russell high S{'hoo\. Hupe .as alternate It was de- lco was distrihuled. Mr and Mrs. Paul Kloes are Wash., reaches a total of from red hearts and a red and "'lute prmrJp~>l 1nlludueed the !ipet~k- c1rJed to h<.~~e a dish towel The March meeting will be in charge of the acolytes and 200 to 250 inches annually, flower arrangement carrymg er , Mr F'u11z and was m show!:'r (1\ the nex1 meetmg on :held at the horne of Mrs. Leo flag bearer. Acolytes are Keith out the valentme theme. Fav-l charge of the p!Ograrn II March 11 for the home ec~ Bryan There will be a soil Lisle and Franklin Rizer Flag Utah has a statute prohibit1ors were vbalentme nutcups 'concluded w1th all ::~1ngmg 1nom1cs room. refreshments Itesting demonstration uaing soil Bearers are John Rickart asd ing smoking or possession ol tcbacco by anyone under 21. ' Mrs f h .Brad d' ury wa.s Tcha1rman "A meJJC'a , wf're served. from each member's garden. Reed Farrell. __ ~ _ ~-- - - _ _ -~ o t e mmg room. he next meetmg will be a potluck dm ner at the church : , Attendmg were the above and '1 l\-1rs George Baker, Mrs John ' Scmes. Mrs .J~mes Souder~. ' Mrs Elizabeth Slavm, Mrs Ag "The ir.Ap ad-..ce ..1 nes Wh1te. Mnr Lettie Roush , Mrs Frances Bearh~. Mrs AI Jberty yoo npo""""""• aR I Jee Freeland, Mrs Pearl lhe work ol joint COUD1 Hoffman and Mrs i\or~ Hamdis, and jolllt dforts-of Jiton T"nr annlrs of thr gn·at mou- '1" Kub 1 <~l l h~· Khan were d~ Vietnamese m VOL XVI at y e llliS. • • 'IIIOW Ynt ' KNOW ~r f• 11 •tl b} ' t I Centributions of Races, Cultures, \ To American Lile ore Program Topic Around And The Februarv meettng of lhP ,(Jan Citizen," Mrs Alfred Yeau- 1 About 'f/SCS of the Forest Run Meth· ger M dd/ odlst church was l•·ld Wednes Two poems, " Rmg Around ' i eport .. ....... ., ..... - • 'J 6~3~--------------------~PO~Mf~R~O~Y~~~I~D~Dl~E~PO~R~T~,~O:H:IO:_______~S~A~T:UR:D~A~Y~,~F:EB~R~U~A~RY~2~0~,_19_6_s_________________________FI_VE__~ ___ NO. 1 I ° I I "Look • 0 1 Headed to Discard I SOCIAL CALENDAR 1 1 ! w I Mrs. Wl'fdermuth /s Hostess for Auxl Sew1'ng Club TO Help ifh cancer Drive io Sixth Birthday Of Jennie Grate Is Observed Birthdays of pa s are p T U . nit GLOBES $6.95 & $9.95 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Cande/bro to Be Pure hase d · By Busy MEIGS THEATRE · · · •. DemonsfraftOilS A G. f re •ven or 1 Garden C/ b Washington and Lincoln fO be H dS d onore un ay I I I ! 05 IT IS WELL TO REMEMBER . 1 Elberfelds Furniture Dept. Is Headquarters 1 For ' rommon clan~ers, 9116er• aod su•:ces~ • Hansel, Gretel Musical Getting Final Grooming •• ' 'Wi!>lnn9t0ft'$ 1.,.-n AJJ re<~ 'fi Th'; bank will transact DO busb111 • I • lOll'S Bit"' I y, M c llaty, February 22. 9 -- w Your S;IVings Will E•rn 4% Interest Effective March 15, 1965 ~!* POMEROY j~~ NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County lor over 93 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloa SIMMONS 1 Rehearsals are underway and fmal touches bemg udded for I the present at ron of the opert>lla, 1 ' Hansel and Gretel'' to be pre sented Tuesday evenmg at tht> Middleport H1gh School aud1 tonwn by the fourth grade stu [ 1dents taught by Mrs George · I Hacketl , Jr and Mrs R R Pickens Mrs. Clarence Laeey, vocal I supervisor. lS du-ectmg the musl Jcal play assisted by Mrs. Hack 1 ett and Mrs Pickens. M r s 1 Hackett w1ll be the aceompnn1st for the operetta Th1s program will be the I annual "p~y" program of the I Parent anil Teachers AssOCI.!ltlQn rnstead of the usual monthly meeting 1'he students of the fifth grde are selling advance Ififth grade are selling advance I or tickets may be purchased at the door. The program will I begin at 7 30 p m A matmee I will be given fur school chtld·l ren. 1 SOFA BEDS HIDE-A-BEDS MAmESSES BOX SPRINGS L-------- - - - - - ---'1l\UIIillll pllrolaum production. I 8 7,500 D tment IS L d A rman s B kc egen ary I I~:J;.~q~1:~~~:=~~y·w:: H~~~!~~a~dovice a?d~~?r?r~!Xit· ~~~g~~~u~~·\~a~:o;~!~:~~~~~~~ ~at10nal • Open S•turd•y Night Til 9 Save Now in Our February Furniture Sale ELBERFELDS- POMEROY Furniture Department on th~ Jrd Floor IL----------------------"""-----------------.J. N L PASADENA, Cahf UP!) _ ew Amenca's Ranger 8 spacecraft oan epar c•mtmue m his post although 0 the rebels satd they were car- 0 !?.ident , pletmg Us M1sston by transmit- izens Bank, said Friday mght the hank s recent il asked l tmg back to earth 7,500 televi- openng of an mstallment loan department has enlarged - - - -ston pictures to aid sctenUsls m the servtces of the hank to Middleport 1(uture manned moon landings. Speaker m another of the - - -~ Scientists said the spacecraft MltkUeport • Pomeroy Rotary June . Impacted on the moon at 157 club's " memher vocaltonal He was Introduced by Carl 0 a.m-. PS1'. some 23 minutes af- ' tal l-ui-~ Mr. 'Hubbard cited the Horky, program chairman V..Jce ter a radioed command from I astoundmg powtb of instali-I Pres•d('nt John Wernf'r pre. Jdearth turned on 1ts s1x te lev1- 1ment credit since World War ed, and accepted the_report of sian cameras at 1 J3 a m 11 (more than doubling in OhiO.) the nommatmg commltlet', Ca~ PST He sees the new service as an Bahr, chcurman, who offer NEWPORT R J Thr By Robert Wingett "Preliminary mdications wen• a1d to Middleport busmess men : ~hese names Mr Werner. dprets- skipper ur ' a U S trawler Gen CurtiS Emerson LeMay, the legendary World th h b d m expandmg their sales. and to 1denl, Norky. vtce pres1 en . 1 Wo.1 U hero and famed chief of st3ff of the Umted States at t e Signa 1 emg ret·elve b lack Rob1son secretan1 ,charged today that an attempt f Ran b the consumen wan 1mg 1o uv on · · ·· f h k 8 8 Air Force until announcement of his retirement made rem t d g~r ~~ tove an- mstallment rredJI Wilbur Theobald, treasurer, and by H~SSI~ ~~eder:;n to ta e headlines across the country ear her thiS month, has a hclpa e eve 1· 1 was an- He also noted that the bank, .JaC'k Welsh and Hill Ch1l ds , 'over .. Is Isa at was an Mt•Igs county background 1 nounced on the pubic address 8 corporation t11at h'as to rna. ke 1,new d u ectors ad not any cJVJhzed person, ld 1 1 'l'he controversial but highlv. respected general spent •system where newsmen and a pro f 1t to s1av m husmess, saw . 'adt•s ul H~ath churl.'h serv- certam ed L ... d0 .. Y no a seaman, wou many childhood days m the rural Stlversville and P~rt- l sctentlsls were gather · Ithe new loatl <;erv 1ce as an mg dmner w~>re Mrs Earl Dav- • land communities. Gen. Lt>May'.s mother, Mrs Ervmg l PhotogntphiC data bemg re- ]opportumty to improw Jt~ own enport Mrs Jeane Cooke. Mrs Capt John F'rancts Jr., 12, ol LeMay, now of Mt Vernon , ts a Meigs county native ce!ved on the lunar surface :fmanCJal base .John Krawsczyn , Mrs Galen Nt·wport,. reported_ that when Gen LeMay shll has relatives m Meigs county through I was described as 'excellent ' I Mr Hubbard will have been Brown Mrs .James .Johnson. his lxlat 1 engme failed Wednesan uncle, Mr. Eber H Carpenter o( Shversv1Jle, a retired Earth • bound scientists were With the bank 27 years next and M1ss Besa Sanborn. day n~ght a tussl:a.boat fu-st gas company employee. JUbalant at the successful com _ _ _ _ -J refust' t.o re ay a ess mes-Mr. Carpenter smd Le May - - ~~ pletiOn of Ranger 8's mission I o o sage to ~he Coast <?uard and lived With hiS parents m the may the man from teMay the They cheered wildly when Jt ' wo ents nvestigate then sent a boarding party st 1versville area most of the legend Hts truculent appear-~ was announced that the ptcture 1 wh1ch attempted to <unfiSC8~ ' bod h k ed the vessel. o 1'he R t ld hi to I hme he was m this vJcmlty as ance gives em tment to t e ta mg occurr . a youth He also restded at legend He seldom smiles, a ay : us~aa~s 0 m 1 gn DOESN'T SAY MUCH - Air Force Chief of' Staff Gen· papehlsrs angdranhng lhemlsalvago d t I ng pernussiOn 0 COni! .. t . I' Portland for a while where he Irati attnbutable more to para- I eral Curtis LeM ay ts one o f t h e A rmed F orces most ac1· attended one term of school l lyzed facta! muscles than to The Ohio State Patrol mveshgated two ace> en s n 1 th nd deck 1gs count} Friday , turn officers Here he IS caught a typical moment "Curtis was brought here to tack of_humor The JUttmg ciat 930 am un Rt 124m :OSt, 1 emergtng from a hmldmg m Washmgton, D. C, pro!>- live for the ltrst ttme when he gar, whtch he clenches between land, the other m Harmon ville. _ --~-' Helen, nancts satd. ably the Pentagon. was about two years-old," re- his teeth to ancho~ the muscles. A car dnve-n east by W1l: . I He ret-used. ordered the RuJcalls Mr Carpenter "and he adds to h1s ferocious look. ltam J Hoskmson 73. HI 2ldnvers escaped mjury Slans off rtgged a Simple tail 1 1li Ldlf"'"'"" -·" ,"""'""', I was probably etght , or mne "He has always been tactl-~ Wellston attempted to pass a Epple w~s ctted to Me>gs l'OUn- and ma.;.ged to mak• land 110 , ,I when his parents fmallv moved turn. and h1s terseness IS often 1car driven by Jonathan T1lhs, 1ly C'OU~t Feb 'l.7 for failure to Imiles away. ~ fi M .t for taken for toughness When he I 41 Rutland JUS! as hP wa s at· lyleki right of way . I - - ---" tJ away ,, om eigs coun Y speaks, m hts stra~ge!y sort CAN'T'ON, .Ohio <UPI) A te~pting t~ make a left turn . Two dnvers Charlt>s L WmeW 0 good I lohto drawl, illS to the point. four-alarm ftre raged early to- IThev colhded There was only man, 25, Rt I Cheslure, and Probationary Term ~ Mr. Carpenter explamed hat (Conthmued on Page 2 ) day m McKinley Htgh School mm.or damage to both'"" !Howard L West, 46 Mtddle· Ordered by Court M Gen Le May 's father was a and officlals feared the old T& other was at 1 10 p m at port. were c1ted to M1ddleport 1 PT PLEASANT _ Action ln ~ ll Ufi constructiOn worker who often Canton landmark would be de- the mtersect\On of Rl 143 and 1mayo1 s court F'eb 27 lor pa!!S- IMason counnty circuit awt moved from. one place to an· Dr1ver • F'ID ed $100, stroyed · . m Harnsonvl 11 e A car mg on "'• lUr · ve Roher! II' Car· Fnday was the plactng on cthree Ht 684 In F1remen battled to conlam dnven south on 684 by Dana ruthers, 49 Middleport was c1t-l year!l probation of Leonard Lee Heart Sunday volunteers will other, and lived m Me1gs bethe v1sit homes or Me~s coun~y tween JObs , Costs 00 Friday lthe blaze in the three story Q Epple. 66, Rt 1 Middle- ed to Me1gs court t-'cb. Z7 for of Henderson who previously Sunday so that all residents will Most of the Generral! days schoo l located on the north lport failed to slop and struck overwidt h and Joseph Nunt'z, had plead gu 11ty to a felon' l rous J have an opportumty to Join the spent m th1s area were at the James A Hawley, Pomeroy edge of Canton's central busi- a car dnven northwesl on Rt 32, Proctorville, was cited to stealmg mdlctment fight agamst diseases of the horne of Mcs. LeMay's parents Rt 3, ~as fined $100 and costs ness district and diagonally a-~ 143 by Joe A Young, 62, Rt. 3 Me1gs l'ourt today for no oper-1 Caplas was ISsued by the heart and blood vessels, the m Stiversv1lle. Mr. Carpenter, by Metgs County Court J~e cross from Mercy Hospital. Pomeroy There was modE'rate ator 's license and failure to ob- court to pick up Wilham Thornnation's top health enemy. the younger brother of Gen. Le Frank Porter, Jr, Fnd~y The blaze apparently started damage to lxlth cars, and the tam title . las Kauffer, 20, Milton. W. Va. 1 NEGRO LEADERS ISSUED! Residents are urged to do- May's mother, now owns the for dnvmg With no operators in a first floor machme shop on - ~- ~- -- - - and Joe Henry 23 Mtlto h0 M railed to an ultimatum to ... tute authon- nate generously Voluunteers are old homestead, but no one has license Judge Porter suspend- the north s1de of the bmldmg 1 ties m Selma, Ala. Frtday 1hopmg to make this year's lived in it for vears ed $85 of tbe fme and placed and flames had eaten their way a er ay etition after pleadmg gutlty to m': rught dnve most successful "There's nothing there now Hawley on probation for BIX through the roof , . 1demeanor mdictments of destrueThe Negroes presented three \ Heart Sunday marks the high but .a big stack of memones," months. &:ven of Canton I eight com4 ,tlon ol property The court grant~ ~esegregatwn dema,ds to _Po- point in the county Heart A.. said Mr. Carpenter thts week, In other ?ctlons, Btlly _Lee pantes were on the <Cene No o u r t t o e t u r n led a dtvorco m the acllon t1 hce ChJe!' Wtlson Bake~ and soclatJOn's annual campalgn gazmg across the road from Wallace, Middleport, ~as fined inJuries were reported. _ . , Clanee E Gault vs. Earl w. warned tf they "eren I grant· 1Those who are not at borne his nearby home to the small, $10 and costs lor passmg withAKRON (UPI)- Mrs Manlou Bader, Wife of Omahas ·Gault. The plamtiff was granted 11 ed by Monday "we'll be ~.ck wh~n volunteer calls are ask- frame structure where Gen. out assured clear distance and MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL D113.d Rmger" John Fritz Johnson, may go to court to 1custody and support for their on the streets Monday mghl ed to matl their gtfts to the Le May lived 85 a chtld. William R. Dean, Rutland, was ADMISSIONS . Thomas bring the man who apparently is her husband, once be· mmor child. The demands were for speed- Heart Fund In the pre-addressed The ctgar-puffing general, fined ~ and costs on an exces· Jones, Cheah~re; Edtth Rice, lieved dead, back to Akron. - -- - ler voter. regtstrabon, procedu~; envelope that will be left at known to men In military ctr· stve speed charge. Syracuse; DaVId Ztri<le, PomeSummit County Probate Court Judge Nathan Kophn ILL IN ARIZONA es, curlatlment of brutality the door. cles as "Did lronpants" beroy, Martha Eblin Pomeroy; recommended to Mrs. Bader's attorneys Fnday that sht Relattves have learned that by Shertff James Clark, and cause of his darmg mtsstons m Dores Arnold, Pomeroy; file a petition seeking to void the order that declared Edward tTedi N Roberts o1 2 negollatmn~ bet~een ,"htte ""': MARRIAGE LJCENSF..S world war II when he person· - & ;az Mae Wright, Long Bottom; Earl Bader dead. ITucson, Arizona, has suffered Negro lea e~s o.;o tv~ ;acJa Russell Van Cummms 20 ally led bombing raids over Eur- TOKYO (UP)) Pel<iDI Denny Jr., Middleport. Johnson, a colorful OmBha l a heart attack Mr Roberti, problems. Po ICe a sa~ roop- Racme Rt 2 farmer and 'eora~ ope was born on Nov 15 1906 Radio claimed today foar U. DISCHARGES- Ella La Rue, talevision sportscastu, ts ap- the two men were one and the formerly of Po~eroy. is an iJI.. ers halted attec~!~ ::tda egr::~ lee Manuel, 7, Raci~e. student ; in Columbus. · ' S. jel plueti were shot don Dexter; Thelma Scally, New Ha- parently Lawrence Bader, wholsame. . , structor in mathema!Jcs at tile lo. stage mar Selma anJ Mar-l Paul Eugene Hill, 19, Letart "A lot of people think Curtis by pro-Cu,mmut.t Patbel Lao ven. disappeared in 1957 while on " [ A serl .. of hospital tests thts Umverslty of Anzona. He i• a Frtday nlg~\.::e one Ne o was Falls, farmer, and Crestlyn was born in Meigs county, but groundfire Ia northera Laoo ftshmg lrtp tn Lake F.rto and week revealed Johnson had no lpatient tn the Tucson Medical to,:;;l ~' 10 others '"ur!:' when Rae Hicks, 16, Pomeroy, stu- he definitely wasn't." said Mr. ~:"br.,..a..s~ oald tbe AmVeterua Memortol Hoopltal was declared legally dead ln lrecollecbon of a life tn Akron. Icenter, Apacbe A, Room 6, Tur broke up march dent; Robert Edward Wines, 11. Carpenter, "But it was proba- oricaa Jet• were lhol don ADMISSIONS - Anna Bias, 1960. But b;riday son. 0 Thursday night. Racine, clerk, and • Foe bly only because his father was wbU. tbey and Laotian Royol Pomeroy ; Wilbur Webb, New An unidentified fnend of Ba· ;~::.r ';:at ~ amm L":;rya Bad:r." ' Teaford, 19, Racme, typist. working around Columbus at Air Force Til fiPtA!Homben Haven. der spotted Johnson at a Chi· FINED $It; COSTS BIRMINGHAM, ALA - GOV. tbe time and not around were making •• allo<lt 08 till DI!~Cf:~ARGES - Monte Wol- cago sports show and summonCharles L. Wineman. Rt. George Wallace, besieged LONDON iUPI) -Prince An- here.~ Patbot Lao llnnlbaN ..,.. fe, Racme; Zora Walker, Porn· ed Bader's two brothers to Chi· LOCAL TEMPS Cheshire, was line<l $10 • with appeals from news organ- drew, thtrd-born son of Queen A naUoully elrculaled maga- Of Baa N- 1M Qti :• eroy; Beci;y Goleman, Middle- cai!O. 'l1ley positively identified The temperature in Pome- costs Frld.oy by Middle[> !lations, bas promised a "lull Elizabeth, celebrated hIs fifth zine uid Utis abOut LeMay rt- 11on1er pori; Kathrya Coleman. Mid· Johnson as their brother, and roy's busmess district at 11 .20 Mayor Lee Smllb llltr llei lovestigatlon" into the beatings birthday Friday at Buckingham cently; ' dleport ; VIola Wills, Cheshire; 1 fingerprint check, volunteer- a.m. today waa 33 degrees un-1charpol by the Obio Slate f (CQpUnued On Page 2) Palace. "It II llanl to .......,,. [A. ~ Willa, o-hrloL ad br Jnh....,. C<Jefirmeol lbat dar lllllllf lkia. lrDI with pwiag Ill a CWV< ..,.li"'"'~. , - ~ -t . ~'• "'~~-,.:r- r.~ ,i7,~1",. '= ~ . .n I Spent Boyhood l • H •II A Melgs I reas 1~ at 1 WORLD I Russians Fail T Tritk yank Boat Skipper 'I McKinley u·•gh Threatened by 4-Alarm Fire lJeart Visits T be Made T ACCId I d Bystate patroIOfl Ffl d on~ jMr ' Rut- ~~:o~ h~ :_~:~ I ¥! Mrso B d c R p •• ap~r f~r sent~n~ HUS band 1 :r..,~rs ,1 c. Ruth':~ 0 S day ! ' Venezuela ranks third only to the United State~ and Soviet SAIGON (UP I) - l<>yal gov- , etghth upheaval m tho last 16 Hoa airport some tO mtles from Khac Suu already had relieved ernment troops today mopped months 1Satgon where atr force com- 1Khe~nh. and replaced hun with u the last rebel res 15 tance m Asked about the status of mander Vice Marshal Nguyen I MaJ Gen Nguyen Van Thteu. 1 s~ on. But mdlcatmns mounted 1Khanh . Th1 sa1d " At the pres- Cao Ky marsha !led young off I· Khanh was out of the c1ty th 18 ff h ent t1me Khanh 1s st1U com- cers m puttmg down the rebel- Fnday when rebel forces seized e young o 1cers, w o were 1 ke pomts m the Clty and ~ forced once agam to save Mal mander-rn-ch!e( ln the 1uture, 110n y Kh h fr , we w1ll talk more about 1t " [ lL was there Th1 told a news nounced they had overthrown Gen NgdU}'en an omd an I Most of the post-coup actlVI- conference that reports were him He was reported today attempte . th d coup dwere t rea y to tles today took place at BleD I untrue that Chief of State Phan mspectmg troops " near PIe1~ (tre e Isgrace s rongman ku, a65 mlles north of Salgon. Khanh, whose regtme has r f " .., ' ,: I Earlier he had Vtstted the Nhl been marked by coups, counterTrang area 200 miles northeast coups, street fighting, rehg1ous Mrs. Mary Hamm, Blood ~rogram chairman. for the of SaJgon warfare and a number of Com- Meigs County Ch~pter Amencan Red Cr~s, satd today Thi meanwhile Issued his fint mumst V1et Cong successes m blood usage has 1ust about kept pace w1th blood do- I order of the dav-a demand. the field , was Ignored today nated in Meigs county the last six month1. that 15 offtcers arid former ofwhen the powerful armed The spe-cial response for the blood needed by Melvin I iic~rs Implicated m the briel ., th 1 1 blood b' 1 ' and bloodless coup attempt surforces counctl met to consider lhe situatiOn Circle for "open heart surgery at • as mo r e visit was greatly appreciated by the Circle family and render w1thm 24 hours on penFirst Corps Commander Bng the local Chapter. I a!ty of court martiaL Headmg Gen Nguyen Chanh 11u was \ the list wanted for pumshment named commander of Vietnam-\ In a letter to donors this week, Mr. Circle called at- were former Bng. Gen Lam ese troops m Satgon and took tention to the fact that his case was spectacular, but in \ van Phat and former Col. charge m wmdmg up the at- man casH, as for the aged, surgical, medical or acci- Pham Ngoc Thao. tempted coup of Friday - the \ dent patients, one or two pints was iust as vital as was 1 'J1lr sa 1d the armed forces I the larger amount in hit case. council would 'reserve appr~ All Meig• county people between tho ages of 21 end pnate pumshment" for the rel>Ranger 60 wha are healthy are invited to become donors at el leaders but md1cated clemen-. the Bloodmobile, Monday, February 22, noon to 6 P.M. cy would be granted to the rna. LEMAY fF.ARLY) III':ADQUARTERS - This is the house where Gen Curtis LeMay, who headed the U.S Air ot tho Pomeroy Junior High school. ' nnes and army troops unphca~ Force unttl early th s month. It vet! as a youngster Localerl at Stiversville, Gen LeMay's uncle , Eber H Carpenter, I G e t s : ed m the revolt look,. over the "ell-kept struelure wh1ch has a small pond tbat beautifies the former home of the famed mihtary I ~"' r~ , " rh1 sa1d Lt. Gen Tran Thien of1re~ Mr Carpentet, a rettred gas com pan; employee and member ol the Civtl Air Patrol Squadron at Reedsville, Khtem, the Vtetnamese amba'0 owns lllld mamtatns the house - Senttnel Pholo. Moon S h o t s sador to Washmgton , would Car?' ~ohn;'n '";!~h~~ I t I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 19, 1965 bates hupp justis mccausland thompson