https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c8a5cbef5baf60e8481ed63d5871471a.pdf ffe4bb170dbf91984491212e7b242901 PDF Text Text ! ' NOW YOU DOW ' • Color, u eleetromqaecll wave Jlbeoome-, 11 1 . _ . tion produced tbroaP tile ~ tauou of tbe retlu tf &be eye VOL XVI NO. 270 WEAIHd f, • at y by nl)'l of 11&11& '.,.- enttn lw:ltan, 111 ' nt ...,, niJI wet&, - - • • • .... 16 • G ..... 'F llq I .... WIJ'IIIa', l4tutL oio'l.'. • .. j .,.. ,~··· L. ~··.t, ,' ~ ·: , I FIVE CENT! MONDAy I MARCH 1I 1965 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JAW t-tpt . . . • ' ' 1,1,1 .:Less Government Ill Agriculture Favored By Buckeye Farmers ·: I i Buddy Moore Guy Stobart Phil Swindell Billy Jewell Bob Crow AT~ETIC TALENT- Southeastern Ohio sportswriters and sportscasters on Sunday recognized the basketball playing talents of the five boys .Pictured above of Pomeroy and Middleport High schools. Of the five, the Jackets' Buddy Moore, 5-6 junior, made the most select group, the fust ~earn. Third highest scorer in the strong Class AA Southeastern Ohio League, Moore also is a top contender for an annual foul shooting trophy Wl~h his 76.56 average. Gary Stoliart, Jacket forward, missed placing on the second team in the voting and became Middleport's honorable mentwn player. For the Pomeroy Panthers, 6-3 Senior Bob Crow, leading rebounder of the team, and second high team scorer, and Bill J~well, 5-7 Senior playmaking guard, won sec•nd team elections. Jewell was credited with almost singlehandedly winning at least three games wtth late game feats. Pomeroy's Phil Swindell, who missed the last two games because of illness, was voted honorable mention. (See stOJj' of meeting on Page 3 today). t.•&&tMPii6.,..M"WiJNa ~f; .~~3 t iliM 'i!j I GOP Fl ays G reat Farm Bureau Legislat ive Delegation Tells Congressmen Transit ion Period Desired WASHINGTON IUPI) - Many Ohio farmers would like to see an end of government programs in agriculture, an Ohio Farm Bureau Federation official said today. !l"@i'··.,wN""¥1fffl"~··,.,.,-··""'"""'1 Carl Rufener , chairman of the ! I 20 congressional districts In some processors. Ohio are gathered here for a He also listed as causlnl three-day series ol discussions great concern the proposed rewith administration leaders and apportionment of the Ohio congressmen on farm problems. House of Representatives and They will meet with the I urged congressmen and senastate 's congressmen and sena· tors to support a proposed U.S. sOCiety • .wi·~~::::~::-:a;nno~~~~ :~r!;s~ ;:~:~!~~::~~~ra~r~:~ ~ ~:i~~u~:r~ ~:~::~~~:e~~:::~~~~E~:~~:a~::s~~~~~~~e! except about 2-4 degrees "Many Ohio farmers, how. e.v-1 "· endell Weller said that among ; other tha. n a populat1on bas1s. below normal extreme ~ er. recognize that a trans111on I 1ssues of great concern to the ! Atten di ng the session> art WASIDNGTON tUPI)- A top 1son's conduct of foreign affairs., would continue to speak Its SOuthwest. Normal te .. ~ period is needed and 8 land 1 farmers are the need to move Andrew Cross, Rt. 2, R~cine, >~ House Republican today labeled IHt predicted that the adminis- 1piece, and with the voice of "a peratures are: Cleveland , retirement program IS given away from quotas. failure to ex- representmg the Me 1gs County in President Johnson 's "Great So- tration would seek a negotiated Imoral maJority ." 39-23, Columbus 44-26 h f d 1F B d Gold c 1t " 1 bl · f d h . V and Cl'nct'nnatl' 4., 30 • Ll' t· strong support ," he said. Iport enoug sot re winter arm ureau, an en anc e y pan a ueprmt or an en to t e war lD iet Nam "Though we do not win roll.,.. ~heat , and discrimination , aday, Rt. 1, Northup, cha1rman the :all-powerful, one-party govern- and that this would lead to a : call votes, we can win for tie temperature change Rufener presented an analy- , against cooperative bargaining i 0 : the district legislative comment. Cummunist takeover. 1 America the all-Important secuntil cooler Thursday and i sis of the two surveys to olf1-. and marketmg associations b·y , mit tee. Farm Bureau. Rep. Melvin R. Laird, R-Wis., In a speech prepared for ond-look that may save us from remainder of period. cials of the Amencan Farm I ----- --- - -1 p chairman of the House Repbll- House delivery, Laird said the blindly accepting a Great SociRain Tuesday and Wed- Bureau Federation when some can Conference and principal "painfully" small Republican ely that might be just anotlter nesday and rain south· 50 Ohio farm men and women ' JARAKTA, INDONESIA- author of the 1964 GOP nation- ' minority u: Congress (140 Re- great mistake, just another Wftt Saturday ~veraging 1 met at headquarters here. [ • .I American officials today draft- a! plalform, also assailed John- lpublicans to 2~ Democrats) great scheme, just another around on•half ln. ch. The first survey was made i ed a strong statement in progreat debt, accepted without . P\WJ%®1\i:.'$\\o/&.~,,.~;:p¥j{,I<:A"f ~ last October by the OhiO Farm I Its! over a mass demonstration due considerr.tion," he said. Bureau and the second last Noat the home of u. s. Ambassa"It is up to Republicans and vember by the Ohio State UnicmCAGO IUPJ\ - Police withdrew their around-thedor Howard P. Jones. to those members of the other versity department of agncul- :clock protection of Black ML1slim leader Elijah MuhamHundreds of Indonesparty who share our views to · tural economics. . lmad toda y and left the wispy apostle of racial hatred on ian youths crashed through the speak llf what other roads are In both cases, shghtly more his own. gates of Jones' residence Sun. . available to the American peothan one-half of the farmers ad- 1 The self-proclaimed "Messenger of IIlah'' emerged day.' plaster~ the walls with . The New York Concert Trio, which .Plays Friday ~t pie if they turn an articulate vocated an end to government 1 from a three-day Black Muslim convention unscathed deanti • Amertcan slogans and Galha Academy ~ligh School unde~ ~uspl~es of ~he Trl- I minority into an effective maprograms. One-fourth of the Ispite reports that followers ol slam Black Natwnahst . denpunced U. s. pohc1es around 1County .Commuruty Concer~ Association, 11 • umque en· jority in the 90th Congress.. • farmers said that 11 quota pro- Malcolm x, once the Muslims No. 2 man but later the the world. i!E!mble I~ the w~rld of .mustc. . Laird's major addresa ·was CLIFTON _ Two Clifton w. grams are continued, they sect's most outspoken foe, planned to slay Muhammad. the . · eel '111 ••..,,~uld be .voluntary · Only 3 6 Authorities said they had m- -tl Itf bnngs h f)to t tts audtences d ch seldom-heard b h t combina· . . seen by Repu bllcan1 11 1 IOI't va., women were tn)ur . · COMMUNIST CHINA TODAY . on o arp, u e an c~ 11o, a . am, er or~ es .ra m nun- 01 minority "State.of-the.UniOn" one car accident Investigated per cent 10 the Ohto State formation Muhammad planned Muhammad. apparent1y used the U. S. State Depart- tat_u,re. effe~t o~ this ~?mbmatiCJR, accordmg to the rr.essage al well u a call to by the Ohio State Patrol at 3:401 study and 8.2 per cent in the to leave today for Phoenix, ! flaunting. himself Ill the face , men~~le paper on Viet Nam critics, 18 beautiful mdeed · arms to the Republican k p.m. Sunday one and three 1 Farm Bureau survey supported Ariz but Muhammad's plans reported threats against hi! . 1 b d f Certainly the tno affords an 1 -ras a '. d a dronmg, . 3 hour as . • r ng ora or a new r• . . . 0 f h 8 h t to . depleted by last November's tenths of a m1le north of Crown .' mandatory contro1s. were·· not confirmed. . l'f 1e, de11vere 1 barrag~ of anti - American pro- u~usua tstenmg expenence ters t e I I cen ury con- I election ~·City on Rt. 7. I Meet CGogressmeu The only casualty of the Mus- ' 20 minute spet>ch at the final paganda wtth freshness lor 2oth century temporary composers. ,1 · Th b1 d. One spokesman from each of . . . ·session of the convention · ea It8 members present a B f h 1 e car was e ng nven 1· hm conventiOn wh1ch ended 1 • The Soviet Union termed the . rs. . . ecause o I e unusua comsouth by Betty Jean Lyons 40 , , ' The Black Muslim messiah document "a black book" that htghly ongmal program from bination of instruments within when it ran off the right 'sid~ 'l I Sunday. was a 27-year-old Ne- railed against the white man would unify Asia a.gainst the a nch re~rtory composed for the trio and the wide range in of the highway, went out of fl It . i gro . who was set u~n and I and ranged in his speech from United States. Communist Chi- this com~matton, as well ~s types of music to be performcontrol. returned to the left side ~au led by Mu.~ammad s ehte I short skirts to men on Mars to na's official news agency said ~ranscnpllons from m?re farm!- ed, the program promises to I and struck 8 guard raiL The ·FrUit of Islam . guards. A 12-1 the possibilities of universal the report was "a mass of fab- tal works .. Although liS reper- f br of particular interest to Indriver received lacerations of year-old Negro htgh school stu- i war. Many of his followers rications" and "a pile of clap- tory contams a great deal ~~ ! strumental music students of the both legs, and her mother, Mrs dent attempted Sunday mght to , walked out before he finished. trap." appeahng mus1c, ~Ill now It I area. Lena Lyons. 68, received severe at t a c k heavyweight boxing 1 At one point the crowd, estihas. been almost .enllrely neglect Cora Evelyn Coates, B8, Reeds- lacerations of the scalp a n d champion Cassius Clay but was 1mated at 3,000, wildly applaud· NEW YORK - THE UNITED ed m the natton s concert halls ville, who died early Monday chest injuries. They were taken . unsuccessful. •ed when Muhammad had a Steelworkers Union (USW) stag- bec.ause of the unusual nature morning in Meigs General bos- to Holzer hospital in a Sievers Services wtll be held ThursThree-Hour Speech Icoughing fit. ed its first strike in the con- of tts m~trumentallon. pita! following an extended ill- ambulance and admitted. day for Mrs. Edward Gnfl1th ---- - -----tainer industry in 11 years to- In addillon to ensemble numness will be h ld Wedn d Arrests reported by the patrol who died suddenly at her home ... · .,.. • "''"" ' '' ''"' "" .. . ,.,«<>.. - ·"''' '"' day, sending 32,000 steelworkers b~r~ by the entire group •. the at 2 p.m. at the Reeedsville ~~! included Henry White, 55 and near Bashan Sunday night. Mrs. I1 WASIDNGTON (UPI) off their jobs at the nation's two tno s d~verse and entertammg tian church with burial in the Oliver White, 59 both of Chesa- Griffith had apparently been m The Arm En lneers toda relargest can companies. repertotre mcludes compos!Reedsvt'lle cemet Sh h d peake who were lodged in Meigq good health and had been acdyed g C Yb . I h fl d II ery. e a ' . . . . . . d th I commeD to ongress t at , The union ordered the 12:01 lions or t e ute an ce o, 0 0 been a resident of Meigs coun- county )atl for mtoxteallon: Rob- live to the time of her ea · tbe long _ lanned I20 • mlle a. m. walkout at 60 plants a- cello and harp, harp and flute ty most of her life. ert Wood •. 37, Long Bottom, c1t- She was born m Letart town- canal conn:Ctlng Lake Erie cross the United States, C~- -as. well as solos for ea~h of COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Gov. . ed to Metgs cGurt Fnday lor spip. February 19, 1904, the 1and the Ohio River be built. ada and Puerto Rico. In a bnef the mstruments. The. pteces James A. Rhodes has Invited Survtvlng are her husband, speed; John Ntchols, 17, and daughter of Albert and Mae I Tbe engineers in a report f0 final session Sunday n;aht, the range from the classtc masf . , Frank C. Coates, Reedsvdle; AIbm Hatfield, Jr., both of Rt. l Pearson. She was umted m, . "' represen1a1tves rom 01110 1 28 t b h F Ed filed with Congress said tbe two companies again made Appa1ac h'tan area count'tel to ell wo Rroteders,. Eli andd otho .Pow- I rost, cited tod Meigs juvenile 1marriage March 27, 1920, to - canal costing $1.025 billion wa1 The MeIgs. CountY Sheriff' 5 . f' their final offer of a new one meet with him here Wednesda , e. sv• 11e, an a stster, cour1 1or spee . . . ward J. Gnf 1th. econoieall feasible department ~a investlgatlnc a year contract incorporating all • t0 di 'bl . Y Mrs. Ltlly Tltoma.s, also of Convtchons m Galhpohs court ! surviving are her husband, . . Y .. . • burglary at the Salem Center existing benefits plus a 12 cent f .scusst posst e construction Reedsville. Saturday included Walter Har- Rev. Edward J. Griffith; two , F'• ""l'~•I.:J:>J:'h~<l'~~~ elementary school today that 0 atrpor s. · 62 ' M'ddl an hour wage increase. The unB B M'll I to h ir F . d II ' rtson, I eport, rmed $25 1sons , Charles, Pomeroy, and · occurred over the weekend. ion turned it down and also re. f. th I;· ~onh' n, A~ a - ~ten!\ may cCooa I at Whites and costs for overload and Gary at home· her mother, Sheriff Robert c. Hartenblch jected a contract extension ofman o_ e ppa ac !~ trport era n~e. ville, alter George Hoffman, 18, Pomeroy, Mrs 'Albert Pe~son , Long Botsaid the school was entered fer Funeral arrangements for (,omnutt~, urged olltctals from nooo.~ Thesday, tined $15 and costs for speed. t0 m: two grandchildren Karen through a window which was • · Maude J Rawlings 86 of Sa- the counties to attend. d 0 'd G ff';h ' knocked out in the rear ef the 1 _ . Jem St., Rutland, who dled Sun- He said the Southeastern Ohio Lynn an av• n ~ta:r I building. DA Y.TON, omo CARBON da . Gall' I'18 M di- Redevelopment Commission is • brother' Roy Pearson, Sh 'ff H bach said •Lrnonoxtde fumes ktlled y evenmg at lpo e · F II · two stslers Mrs Myrtle en arlen """ three members of a family and cal Center, will be announced working With the state DevelopB:n:z' Minersvill~, and Mrs. .Funeral services for Mrs. thieves were apparently hunt· three children were listed in later from the Rawlings-Coats ment Depart~ent to implement . L da 'Reuter Tucson, Ariz. L1ge (Anna) Shields, Syracuse, lmg money He add~, ''Schools .11 1 d'tl tod Funeral home. the governor s plan for enlargY ' th d. d . who dted Sunday morm.ng m the m the county don t keep 111f en ca con 1 on ay. ed airports in each of' the 28 A son, Kenne ' te 10 1940 . · Meigs General Hospital, will be money in their buildings and Cheryl ~armer, 8• and her She was the daughter of the counties to spur industrial deSAIGON (UPII- U. S. military authorltiea said to- . For many years Mrs. Gnf- held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Itheir stock of foodstuffs is kept lister, Sheila, 16 months, were late Mr. and Mrs. Anthony velopment. d~y a lull In the anti-Communist war may end soon f1th had been active m church Letart Methodist Church with •at a minimum." dead wh~n their grandmother, Harmon of Dexter, and was a!- A federal official was expect- With a slashing new guerrilla offensive. work and had attended serviCes burial in the Letart Cemetery It was reported that the Mrs. Lydta Farrne~, entered ~e so preceded in death by her ec. to eXplain the government's ·;!h• Communists may be just backl"fl up to the evening of her death. She The Rev. James Earley will of: thieves tore a lock off the milk house Sunday ntght. 'Ibetr husband, Almua A. Rawlmgs. role in the project and the punt, one Amerlc111 epokHmen said. was a member of the Freedom ficiate cooler and made olf with mother, Mrs. Barbara Farmer, She is survived by a daugh- steps each county would be There h11 bMn no significant guerrllle activity Gospel Mission at Long Bot· ''some food." 30, died at St. Elizabeth Hos- ter, Mrs. 0. F. (Jessamine) Ly- required to take will be outlin- since Saturday when t,he Communists suddenly broke tom. She is survived by her hus----pita! early today. ons, of Rutland; a grandson, ed oH two major offen1IYH. The Viet Cong lull coincided Services will be Thursday at band, Lige Shields and the lol- Veteraos Memorial Hospital Thomas E. Anderson of Rut- · with rei"" of aU. S. white paper Indicting Commun- % p. m. at the Ewing Chapel lowing children, Jessie Child- ADMISSIONS SATURDAY MARCH ~OARED IN LIKE land four great grandchildren, , • l1t North VIetNam for aggrftllon in South VietNam. with burial in the Chester cern- ers, Columbus, Mary Miller, William Robin!OII, Racine; Edy· the p,rover~18l llon ove~ ~e two sisters, Mrs. Lula B. Miller, Jurors NobfJed to Oltservers In Saigon believe the next U. S. step etery1 The Rev. Roy Deeter Glouster, John McCoy, Syra- the Calvert, Pomeroy; Alva Gretl Plams today wtth htgh of Athens, and Mn. Audrey Return Wednesday could be the landl"fl of aU. S. Marine force In South will officiate. Friends may call cuse, George McCoy, East Liv- 1Faber, Racine; Margaret Call, wlnda, rain and snow. Tornad· Longstreth, Middleport. She Jurors who were previously VIet Nam 11 a warnlnt to Hanoi. at the funeral horne any time. erpool, Frances Steel, Colum- ~ Middleport; Helen Gibba, Hartoes and violent windstorms was a member of the Rutland notified to appear at the Meigs bus, Anna Doone, Chicago, II!. ford. chewed through parts of Okla- Church of Christ. county courthouae for a petit WASHINGTON (UPI) .:>emocratlc congrftsCALLED TWICE One son, Ernest, preceded her [ DISCHARGES SA'ruRDAY burna Sunday night. Burial will be In Riverview jury trial are required to ap- men, armed with 1 State Deplrtment "white paper" Racine emergency squadmen 1 in death. j Ella Barnhart, Pomeroy; Hat· Two lnche1 of snow stacked cemete~ J:'rlends may call at pear again In common pleas documentlnt the Communist war ..llnst South Viet answered two caU• Saturday ' . tie Burr1s, Pomeroy; Simon up in Denver during tbe night the fJJndal borne any time. court at t am. thl• Wednesday. Nam, gave strong becklng today to President Johnson's afternoon. The first was at 2 . Fnends may call at t~e Ew-~ Johnson, Pomeroy; Maxine and one Inch was reported The prospective jurors were VIet Nam policy. p.m. for Alva Faber, a medi· mg Funeral Home until noon S<'yre, Racine; Benny Wri&ht. at Rapid City, S. D., and northLEARN OF DEATH served orders to be present at S.n. William E. Proxmlra, D-Wis., said In a speech cal patient, of Racine who was Tue~ay when the body wtll be Pomeroy; Hobart Newell, Clift. eastern Wyoming. The snow Relatives have ·learned of the the courthouse last week, but prepared for Senate delivery that Johnson's VIet Nam taken to Veterans Memorial taken to the church. ter. exteudecl southward to Dalhart, death of Ernest Grueser 83, in the trial scheduled then was pollciH oHer "the beat chance for ue to achieve an en· hospital At 3:05 p.m. the unit ADMISSIONS SUNJ;)AY - I· Tex., where strong winds whip- Cincinnati He was a former rea- postponed because of illness ·of durlnt peace In this enormously complex situation." took Clyde Smith, Racine Rt. Melp Geoeral Hospital manda Smith, Rae~ peel up &lant clouda of 1and. !dent of Minersville end was an attorney He saki It would be "a grim mistake" to attempt 2 to Meigs General hospital for Admissions Saturday DISCHARGES SUNDAY precedecl ' ln death by a daughto negotiate 1 nttlement If the Commvnlsts have not ~edical treatment. Bert Shumway, Reedsville. Wilbur Webb, New Ha..a; Zel PlATES ON SALE ter, Vera Buck. He II IUI'Vived SHRINES INVITED shown "by their that they want pHCe and will DiscJwaes Satarday - Den- ta Carrow, Reedsville: Gettllcl COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio'S by his wife, Lula; a daughter, Memben of the Twin City end the ~~traalve aontluct that prevents it." GO TO SALEM CENTER ver Queen, Carpenter; Richard Drake, VilitOII: El'DIIt C» red and wbita vehicle Ucenae Gamet Peuterstadt, of Clncln- Shrine. club have heeD Invited Senate Damocretlc Whip Russell B. Long, La., Middleport emergency · res- Oiler, Middleport; Nola Brad- Pomeroy; Leonard Scarbi. .. plltel for 1881 went on sale to- natl; two sisters, Mrs. Harry to 1 meetin& of the Marietta uld the United Statea should "do whatever Is nH81- cue aquadrnen were summoned shaw, Pomeroy; Bessie Siders, Lon& Bottom ;; .. . . ..a may be put on fthlcles Keiser, of MiDersvillt llld Mrs. Shrine club Tueidlly at 1:30 p. ury to win ... IM If Communist China ~"* In, we at 3:27 a.m. today lor Mrs. AI· Rutland; Earl genny, Middle· in . 'lately. 'lbey must be on Mary James, To~o. Fufleral · tn· -Marietta. Me~'*f who will taka them On, 1M If Ruala wants to deal 1\enelf ice Spaulding at Salem Center. port; E. R. Holloo, Minersville. NEW YORK (UPI) - .~~i all t ars, trueb and' busea · Ill arrangements are (or Wednet- plan to attend $1ould contact 1 h•nd, we will go ahead, but there will be no 111t0o She was taken to Holzer hospit- AdmJaloas Sadly - None. prices opened mix~ Ja --~·, till ud ot tbl mont1L da)' at 10 a:m. In Cincinnati. John-Zerklt or B. F. Panbalee. uary. , •.. · a1 11 a medicl1 pUen~ Dilcllar&ea SudaJ - None. ata tradlll& Way. · ' p0 I.ICe put w·tspy Muhammed WORLD New yorkTriO • IS• umque • . Ensemble Ill . MUSIC . world 0nu·IS 0wn to Face Hatred Two Women Of ci·fI ton ' Are ln]Ure • d T.?e Mrs. G .ff. h o·Ies suddenly ' Mrs. Coates of Reedsville DI"es At her HOrne i' · Ohio Counties Jn Appalachia T Meet.Rh des Mrs Rawlings • Sunday DIes B } urg ary at Salem Center Bemg • p bed The vJet N w am ar Mrs. Sh"Ields Dies Sunday act..._ .. '' �.' f The Doily &a ,. ..-· ·••••rl h .. '. SAYS ernment's plan were the only eoiutlon to the increasing costs of medical and sur&ical care. There are several other plana that would be more inclusive at a reduction in cost. Many seem to forget that there are countless programs for cJTing for the less fortunate by countiea and states, and the re.,.ntty implemented Kerr-Mills plan would accomplish far more than the medicaH plan. The plan advanced by the American Medical Auociation would expand the Kerr-MUla fed• tral-state program and authorize people over 65 years to buy private health 1n· surance providing Uberal hospital and medical care. The &overnment would pay part or all of the premium of poUcy hold· ers who could not afford the coat. If the individual's income were below a certain figure they would not have to pay at all. They would have to make a simple atate· ment of Income with a state agency to qualify themselves for free care. There are many who do not need to be assisted, and are perfectly capable of paying for their own health lnaurance. Those who are doln& that now have the threat of further reduction in their take home pay through the increased social security taxet. What we want Is a sound plan, and many people are betna misled in thinking that medicare is getting something for nothing. The alfernate plan would not open the door to soclaliz· ed medicine. Recently there was a stir in England where doctor• are beginning to rebel against state medicine. AI tha old saying goes there is the right war, the wron& way, and the government 1 way, and the further we atav awav from bureaucratic control the better off we The Southern Tornadoes The first qoarter ended with loecond baif with Jec.t llosttck Bur Ollded tho avenin1 wllb · pby ong >lrongly bolh un offen,. Southern holding a 14-t mar&in. driving for 1 loy-up and Pri.-e j10. By WaYDe G. Bnadllodl. M.D. Wonderful IS many moden1 drugs are, I hope I have not given the impression that they are the hope ol all mankind. Many ol Ul take too much 11*1lclne, with resulta that art of· ten disappointing if not downright bannful. Tho clever cloctor today wtl1 olwaya outllnt a proaram for the treatment ol your 1111 thet lnctudea drup u a pil't, but not n1C111sarlly the moat lmo There Is A Right Plan QUR Congressman Walter Moeller is ~wnntly umplin& tht rtiidents of I'll• district to get their thoughts on many preisin& problems. This is a fine idea, and one that 'every person receiving one ol hil questlonalres should immediately 1it down and amwvr honestly to ahow him just whit we want and do not want. We hope that he will let his constituents back here know the percentage of answers to some of the problems and meaaures that are farina Congress and we •mcerely hope that he will be dictated in his vote by the answers he geta. He haa made it easy for the residents of Meigs county to express themselves, and after all he is In Congress to express our will, or rather the will of the people who elected him to office. Ont of the controversial question• in Congress is the matter of medicare. A recent Gallup poll shows that the majority of Americans favor medicare, but there is a wide spread in the ideas on it should embrace. The poll found out that a large percentage of thoae who want medicare ao not know what the •cheme will and will not do. It is very much like the averaae person who tak•s out health and other types of insurance , in that they do not read the fine type to know whlt they are getting. Many think that it is a plan that wiU take cne of them in every respect, with little or no costs. Millions will be due for disappointment when they find out it will not take care of fees for doctors, surgeons •nd dentists. It is not a broad program that co~en what the av· er•ge penon needs and along with it wiU be a tremendous cost. 1t would be another thin& if the aov- .,; Sentin~ttl Southern, Eastern Teams Post Wins in First Round Finals oocron If We Get Out of Asia porllnt :nul part. Jewell was 11ain lops for thf' to l it 1 WeekendS ' por l , Summary ? I I 5 Meigs Players Make Dream Team 1 To find out what ber IYffiP' toma wore without any of theM drugs, be liked her to lake DO medicine for two w..U and reo port back to him. Two days later aht nportad that abe wu c:ured. The depression for which llht had been tailnC one of tbe pllll was gone; the bad lute Ill bar mouth had dlsappearod: sbo no longer Itched all over and llhe was steadier in her feeL Best of oli, she once qaiD lelt that ·lift was worth Uvlni. Fortunately for her, none ol the druia llhe waa taldni wert habit-forming. In many inatancta patlenta have developed annoytnc aymptoma when lltey were taking the right medicine but the WTOIII dose. hlcldelltally, ltda It oae o1 lbt naoons Why fOU lhouJd DOl lr)' to lreal yoaneif and wbJ )'011 llhould ropan all andulr• hie aymploma 1o yev docler, whell you an ualq bll pNICl'lpo llou. Adjusting lite dooaae to your lndividu.al needs often requlr8l a great deal of skill. The unlortunata retulta ol too much treatment are nowhere more apparent than Ill tbe tr• IJlent of altin dtseasea. Many an ttchinl eruplloo baa cleared up when a .aoolhlai lotion hal been aubatltuted lor a mora vigorous but Jrrltattna preparation. 1 I I' I I Th" ·Week' s Oh' C }}ege Cage Games L t)l\ • 1 1 1 * * * to.) Olaio College Standings I ;J . . ONE DAY SERVICE 1 1 ••uw SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S 1 L 0 ca l I srnorts •• ! CASH R0 u n d u T. T BERHrS WORLD .......... to control hitting from the out!lklt 1 THE DAILY SENTINR ,. continu~ 1 --- aet SOuthern 1 year. French offlciale upect bldOMSia VI. Malaysia: By PIIJL NEWSOIII Malaysian intelllcence aom·cu him to conserve his otrength for VPI Foreip Newt Aoolyst report that the Indonesian bulletNotes lrom lito foreiin news the December pretklential election campaign in which he il an up against Malaysia in Borneo cabiu: all-but avowed candidate. The should bt completed this week. New Soviet Move11 Altar a period ol relative lull, only tripo in prospect are to They said Indonesia has moved the now Soviet leadership ia Bonn In July lor his regular twu and a half brlgadee-eoma looking toward new initlaUves in semi-annual meeting with West 10,000 men or more-into poll· Germany, Aaill and tho Middle German Chancellor Ludwig Er· tiona clolt to the Sarawak capo By DOROTHY KILGALLIN East. Likely to dominate Soviet hard and lo Rome for a possible ita I and a vital air field. Stepped thinldnl II Ita quarrel with Red Common Market summit meet- up guerrllia activity hu been When "Catch Me If You Can" openWHAT ELSE IS NEW China and whatever opportunit- ing on European politlcal11nity predicted lor some time thiJ montlt. EVEN MANY OF THE DRAMA CRIT· ed in New Haven, members of the audiIes may develop from mounting plana. JCS who raved about Edward Albee'a tension over South Viet Nam. ence expressed amazement at Dan Dailnewest play, "Tiny Alice," admitted thvy The Sovle!J already an stepey's appearance. They thou&ht he lookdidn't understand what it was all about. ping up tlleir aiel to Communist ed younger in person than ha did in aU And that's extremely understandable. North Viet Nam and are presthose pictuns they've been watching on But if you read the work in book form aurlng jointly with France lor a television - and aome of those were -and If you're hip to life outside the negotiated settlement of the made two decades a~o . . . HIVe a fact pleasant suburbs and the ivory towerswar In South Viet Nam. A conyou probably couldn t find in the Ency· It's easy to see that the author was inspircreto Franco-Soviet proposal for clopedia Britannica or the Lib.l:ary of ed by real people, even If he may never an lndochln..., settlement may Coneresa: Because there are only l74lnhave met any or all of them. Clue: three be expected. The Russians also dian wi&a in Hollywood, J.a~,6 more have thing leat printable. Then. aof the characters are famous, one Is otr ve expc<!ted to make new pro- WOMEN TALl. , to be whipped up between now and tht bout 15 mlnuteo later, another scure, and one Is obscure and dead .... nouncemenll about, Germany. Dear Helen : date in June when "The Day Custer oweet thing called with, "HelloRo&er Vadim, working on a picture titled Meantime there will · have been Felt" aoes before the cameru. Probable 1 have three datighters, one D-O, this Is Barbara, have I "Love," for which he obviously is quall· an extensive review ol whatever wife and a confuse\\.Jnind. Th~ c~st to the studio, just under $200,000. fied, already has Jane Fonda set for the ,had any callo?" benefita m,ay be obtained !rom confusion comes trom trying to It s enough to make you bite the dust just leading female role - naturally, because Qui<k think..- me, I said "Yea, the Cairo-Bonn controversy over f~&ure out how females can unthinking about lt. she's not only talented but his current Barbara, you have an urgl!llt the villi of East German Com- de,.tand each othef .\vhen they PIER ANGEU'S FRIENDS report she dJTUIII ·- and he'd give a tot to perto call - " - and munist leader Walter Ulbricht's never aay It Foc instance, my 1mesaage spurned a larae sum of money from a auade 'Marlon Brando to co-star. pva her the numi>M' of the visit to Ill' United Arab Repubo wile and !&-year-old daughter _ local poUCO! station 1 magazine that wanted her to pose for a Alan King, one of the moat _popuin Uc. The Ulbricht visit could re- go shopping. I'm. along series of pictures in the nude. Pier American performers ever to hat Eng· a1 hlvt not been bothered aault In a readjUIImont of Arab doesn't need the money that badly, and land, hu been aaked to become a partner gainst my will, but . with wallet aaln. pollclel toward the Eut Ger- on hip. Clod)! tries pn a dress. furthennore, realized it would be a disasIn a new London nightclub. He piam to mlll realme u their relaUona It Isn't right, because It "makes YOUR HELPING RAND trous image for her in view of all the profly over for a few days of conference• with We~t Garmany deteriorate. me look more here than there." DEPARTMENT blems she's had witn Vic Damon• over (and probably 1 few dozen new suits) Colro-Parll: custody of their son. next month . Kay Barton, widow of acThey finally decide oa .one be- Dear Helen : And, apellklng · of ·trips, It ~Ruse It 11 "preUy too, TOO, ll Mio, the discotheque In Delmonl· tor James Barton, !s looking for a writer I wonder if you would a!lk nama likely that U.A.R. Presi- but not really that much elth- aome ol thooe kind readers of DIYOTII.oo TO INTIRIIT 01' co's which laid a bomb as a private club, to coUaborata with her on a biography of dent Gamal Abdal Nasser's tr." Which I l"ess means It is yours to send carda or leltera MIIGI M•IQN ARIA hat become a awln&ing spot since Timmy her huaband ... TV's horror report of ...... ,.a. o--. ...,....., months-lOll& eftortt to an·lnanti Tanya Everett, the danciDJ brother the week: One network is considering "tuU." t.. cheer my granddauJihter. Sba CbHtM' Y•n,....lll vit.tion lor htmaell to visit Parand sister team, took over as host and the bri&ht idea of providing "Peyton ts In a cast and will be for mort la wUI fall Oat. The French a•v· · Last night Deughter No. 2 than two montha. She Ia only hosteas. Now the place Ia full of attrac· Place" Wltb 10me real competition - a arnrnent hal bttn cool frGin tht told bar mother, "Get mt up six yeara old and time pes live youns people ln sweaters, boola and series based on the pornoaraphic novel alart. Now that Nasser'• early, but not that -ly." Mo- slowly lor her. Thank you. slack& - a far cry from the orletnal air ~candy" . . . "The Train" Ia doing tuch planned trip to Bonn looks Uke · ther aakl. "Will do." No ques- Write to: Lorraine Rowin, 101 of aloomy swankery - as well u lddl pant bu1tneu in Europe that by the from the theatre· casts and such celebrl· bolnc cancelled, It is assumed tions. These dizzy dames cook MUter Ave., Sayreville, New time it opens in tha U nlted States next Uu as Judy Garland, ~heiley Winters that hi will drop any further by "smidgens, plncheo, a dash Jersey. - GRANDMA month tht multi-million dollar coat will and June Havoc ao you can hard!)' · elfortl to see Parll. · bt paid off. In some ~laces it' a even out. of litis a squirt ol lltat." One shoehorn yourself Into the i>remlaes. Of De Oaallo Savlq Streqth: arossing "Goldftnaer. ' of them IBYI, "Hand lnl lht This column is dedicated to course some of the older ani! more Blue Aa lor French Pnlsldent l)e dooley," and she never gets tho family living, so If you'ra hlvNOW THAT ALL THE GREAT cellu· Book set is &olng, too, juat to watch the Gaunt, his trlps abroad are ex- "Thlnaamaaliier" Instead. !old !overt of the world have been team· l~~t~ kid trouble or just plain brave ones fall lfown In La Boatella .... ed In flickers-Elizabeth Taylor, with ptCteclto be otrlotly lbnlted thiJ ,trouble, let Helen help YOU. U I atarted talkinl in riddlea The new rage nloon uptown Ia called Richard Burton, Warren Beatty with She will alao welcome your TilE ALMANAC Uke this, what do you lbink Soerabaja; you can teO beca111e Elalne Lealle Caron, and Liz Ashley with o m amullnc experiences. Ad· Strltch has found it. ly Ulllted Proal 1J!teru11oaai IJii&hl happen? - POP Gtor11 Peppard - producer Marty Ran· dress Helen Botto! ln tart 1/1. ANDRE MAUROIS, the steemed 10hoff II mUIUDJ a movie story combin· Today II Monday. March !, Dear Pop: this newspaper. French writer, will head the Cannes Film the 80th day ol 1965 with 305 U you really want to lind out, InC all three passionate pairs. He feels Festival jury in May, guiding the panel the 1erlpt "could write ltaelf." · Sure to loilow. here's how: Next time you that decidea which pictures and person· a:ould, and you do like to live dangerousThe moon Ia approach!na 1te answw the phone for an absent alltiea 1et the prizes. Ht accepted the in· ly, don't you, Marty? ... Another landnew pha•. . daU(Ibler, write down on the vltatlon with one provlao: No official remark for nlChtowLs Ill about to bite the 'nle momlng star Is M.-s.. note pad "Whatclwnacallhbn ception~ or eocldall partlea for him. Hla dual. A loq-eatabUahed California jau The evening atara are Mara . caned lor Cindjl." ... You'll quota: "At my lit, 'IV, such affairs bedub IJ on the ver1• of giving up the and Jupiter. llaml - H. come too boring. Btalcies I want to at• lhoat as far musldiJII are concerned. Amerlcu mualrin Glenn Dear Helen: every ont of the fllllll." It to bur!Nqut. Lout week In the mall I got Miller wu born on lllil day ill 11109. a card, aupposedly from the Time Hat1o On lhia day 11 hlslrJlJ: City Lftlrary, saying "Our recln 1711, the Amtrlcan colonlea orda llhow you checked out a ~ted the Artlclu of Conltdbock In IM$, and you now owe eratton. pa'fln& lbt Wll' for .• , tl,GII.St ln flnts. Please relederal union. IIIli." I almost had heart fall· In 1112, • civil rtgbll act pro- are. When I took the card Jn, 'lla.l for Necroea to aenre on ·. tl;a Ubrarian told me aome jokjlll'lel and auvanleed them w hod mailed about 100 of thiH, equal rights In public placel. and the library wu beln& In 1932, the »month-old scin ol awamped with Irate c.•lla. Colonel and Mrs. Cbarlea LindII !bat supposed to be funny? btr!h wu kldlllpld lr9m , bll - T. E. bed. The boy'e body wu found ,l)oar T: May U and Bruno Hauptmann Pradleal joku art hardlY nwao electrocuted for the crime er fanny to anyone but the soen April 1, lUI. cplied jolter . · . And a taw onIn 1111, all It periOIIl abdud · ~kera wbo Uke to 111 people 1D Alnerloan AlrUnea plaDe IICiutrm· - H. W'f' ldlled when It erulled af· P. S. Here's another prac\to hr\ tUtnc oft ~ New Yort, . .at joke that il aolng the rounds City. In liM, two yeare later Ill llld how one penon fou&bl tile d.,-. u periOIII dt811 . in • . llacll:. plane ·CI'IIIb In a Lake Tahoe Sa¥~ R. W. of Teu'l: 'I' he atorm. AIIIO In 18M 011 fabnlo pholle rang three tlmea In half · ar, 11th - teq Je&r day - an hour, and each tlmt a oweel 811 por10111 •bolld • Britlllh all'- voice aaked, "Is Barbara JIMr ftTe tilled whl!l the tis«~?" The flrlt two IIDiel I ptaunraabtclln!AI tbe 4Us!rlan , ~. "Sorry, wronc nmnlwt Alpl. ,. .. , . aad lila third time I aai1U11i»' -· ·-- ...... "- .~-- - HELEN HELP US! Po me- I IICI'itch. Voice of Broadwav •.• reporting dde~ted roy n -~ Saturday night to earn action as the second period 10t make the margin 33-13. Panthers 111 he shot over hi11 il . h~rth m lht>_ second round of underway wi.th Larry Pnee. the was then that Pomeroy at- taller opponents fOf' 18 · c..:tasa A sectaanal tournament game's leadmg scorer, tossing tempted to initiate a drivt:. but point.! on aeven fiekl goalfl and ~H·I,Hm at_ Wells~on . in one of his patented jump it fused out •• th~e talented Tor- four ·charity throws . Bob Crow b h (o£tch Craynor Slone's Torna- \shots. nadoes matched the Panthera, and David Eskew also hit in attle SBturday nig t at War- will be 8 p.m was putting up nine pointl of dn'"' will pluy Allensville or The Tornadoes ripped th e crippled by the loss of Phil double figure• for the Pantbren Local in .a turnabout fro m ·· we had five boys out there ! hi!! own for the Eastern cause. Athens County in the tourna· net! al the Rutland High Swindell, basket for basket . en with 13 and 12. respective. I an earlier regular seet-;on. 59· playing ball ." S3id Eastf"rn's Coach Bowen calls Spel)l."'er mt·nt hd -l1fte_r this Friday at 7 School gym with solid consist- Price wound up the evening ly. 53 defeat. 1Coach AI Bowen of lhe Belpre ·! one of •· the finest defensive fJ rn .4.1\t>nsvJlle has an overall ency and by midway through with a 21 point performaoc-e on Southern hit on Z5 of 43 shots The Eastern victory puts 1virlory · "but if I had Lo pi<-k players I've ever coached." J:! -9 r~cord. the period was ahead 23·9. seven field goalll and the same for 47 per cent while Coach th~m ln Athens Fnd<~.y night a-~ out the most important per- \ Hartung picked off 17 of hll Southern pulled ahead of the Pomeroy's Bill Jewell, a fleet- number of free throws. The 6-2 Rus11 Moore's club ,ank 18 of gamst Nelsonville . second-place\ formance s. iJ would be tbe work team '!il 3S rebounds. ln that deP:!ntht?rs in the early minu tes footed little guard, hit on pair Tornado senior, who has been 27 shots for 39 per cent. Crow '. club in the Southeastern Ohio .of 1 our guards on defense and I parlment the teams• totals wert Jr the first period and then or jt11nj.J shots from the head of recovering much of the season pulled down II of Pomeroy's AA League Game time will Ue lhat of Ken Hartung un thr 1about even. " Hartung, &-3, did11 7 P m: wilh the second game bo~rds.'' :un\Jnued to overpower them 1the key and Bob Srnith pushed from a broken ankle he auffer- 24 rebounds . Southern cleared a great job on the boardl, 1 .lunnl.( tht' other three stanzas. through a foul shot to cut the ed during last football season, the boards for 61 rebounds . matchmg St. Aloysius agamst _f.uard Roger_ Sptoncer was said Bowen. He also got orw Purnt'roy ·s lone lead was a Tornado lead to 23·13 with two looked in top form 11 be paced By quarWs : Albany. ________ gJVen th~ mJssmn of stoppmg field goal and 14 free tbrGWI 2·1 marg1n when Bob Crow, s. lminutes remainmg in the first the Southern scoring attack and Pomeroy ....... _ I 13 Sl 56 ' - I' for game scoring honors. :1 e< nt•r. hli on a Jump shot af- half. also led all rohounder 1 with tt. Racine .. . 14 29 50 77 1"1 ••• you lease him'" we'd [Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 ., Mar. I . 1965-3 ter Southt"rn ·s Norman Norr is Southern. however, bounced Another Southern player, '.Jack l Pomeroy- Crow 3-7·13, Slmp- lbau &o no tbe rest of lbe w•y j - - ~-'rHE GAME 1 Eastern Jumped into 1 IO-J l1ad seorPd the firsl point ol the back quickly with Guard Bill Bostick, is also shaking tho son 1-1·3, Smith 3-4-6, Jewell [ Home!" gomr on a rhanly toss with 12 Baer scoring twice. once on a lightness from his ankle after 'H-18, Eskew 2-8-12, Knight l"l I S ' lead and Belpre went Into the 1 msnute.s gone off the clock. 1.5 foot jumper and another suffering a lraclun early in 0-2, Wiles 1.{1.2. Totals 18 120- COLLEGE SCORES :press lo stay in the game. II A frt"t' throw by Gordon F1sh- t1me with a lay·up, to agam the season. 29)-56. Midwest By United Press International LOUISVILLE . Ky - World : got them in, but the prtae bad ~r lit.>d the score ror the Torn a- build up the margin. Norri~ add· Norris, a strong and talented Southern - Price 7·7-2:1. Fish- K n St 65 C 1 d 50 Saturday ! records were set m the 70..yard Itt' be paid too. The price is es.dm·s <md then Norm.; tallied a- ed a two-pointer just before buz- weapon for the Tornadoes, fol· 1er 2-7-13, Norris 6-7·19, Baer s- 8 8 ~~~~ 77 w· ~~r\~ ARCADIA. Cal1f - Hill Rise. l dash. 440-yard dash . mile-relay : eessive fouling. 1 gam with a field goal and foul zer to give theSionemen a 29·1owed in scorina: with 19. Gor~ ll)..l0, McKelvey 1-2-4, Cundiff~~ wilh Don Pu•n·t> aboard , ('ap-- l and two-mile relay durmg the It was 14-8 at the end of tht 1 73 75 8 ~. naG shut to put the crew !rom Ra · . 13 lead' at intermission. don Fisher, 1 S-2 senior, add· D-3-3, Bostick 3..o.&, McClintock rol ow mg reen Lured the $145 ,000 Santa Anita M<~son - Dixon gam~s first quarter. Eastern the • ti ne in front for gaud The Tornadoes opened the ed 13 markers to the cause and j0-1-l Tot.als 25-27·17. Ohio St. 100 Northwestern 87 Handicap while favored Gun pushed ils lead to 23--11 with · · - - --- · Michigan 10 Illinois 79 1Bow ran fourth . . three minutu left in the half Wh1consin 99 Michigan St. 89 1, P~RTH . Australia Judy 1 wht!n Be1pre agam . pres sed , Purdue 76 Iowa 6tl HIALF..:AH , F la - Hot Dust Amoore estabhshed • . new ~ closing brilliantly to 23-22 by Lawrence il7 Grinnell 77 won the S97 .950 Hiak<JI I Turf world mark l_n the women s 44().. halrtime But bv then four of Xavier (Ohio\ 56 Marquette 55 Cu p bv . · s\.-(Jr ,. 1ers· had thru . 8 e1pres - ahead over stablemGtte yard dGtsh 1 w1th an1 11:52_4 clockNotre Darne 83 De Pau I 67 Alibhai. mg 1n t H~ Austra 1an champ loll- f 1 Hillsdale 73 Lawrence Tech 58 ships. ouThe s. EaJ;:leos had a streak ol 1uL"~T ur·.c. ' frig1dity at the free line whil• Five boys from the two Middleport High school. They ers, Jackson. and Ed Jacobz of of "Most Valuable Player" wa! ; Cent. Mich . 9u Ohio Northern 80 TONIGHT Mt•lgs i.,;ounty teams eompt>tmg were tied for loth place in the Wellston. Athens' Larry Coon, the Dayton 80 St F'ranri!l (Pa I 43 1 111 the Southeastern Ohio Ath- final league scoring tally. Swin· Second team ielectioll!l, along league's fourth )eadin8 scorer Cincinnati 66 Drake 58 A speciHl mt't'ting ul' 1lw Wes- BALTIMORE. Md Polish~ Belpre w<o• catch~g up just beh·J.ic League were recognized dell, because of illness, did not with Jewell and Crow, includ-1 with 249 points. Coon was se- Minnesota 100 lndi;J.na 88 ley an Service guild of the H.a· t.ra ('k. stars won three . events fore th: hall. F'Jve times Ea· on the 191i4-65 ''Dream Team'' play in the last two league ed Mike Nixon, Logan : Ron lected over Dan Crothers of !Wayne St. 64 W'rn Reserve 47 cine Methodist chun·h wdl t:.e ! a~d t~~:~!ans two \0 hlgh_lJgh~ gles ~~~st"'tl on one-and·one ap1 selected by Scribes and Sports- game s. Handley and Bruce Rannow, !j Jackson by a 7-4 vote . St. Louis 78 Louisville 65 held at 7 p.m. tonigl.lt at _the w · • .astt>rn mntettmna portunJtles home ol Mr and Mrs V1ctor · tr·a<·k meet . Eastern l..:td edged forward casters Sttnday at Athens . Athens, Pete Anderson, Galli- The sportscasters and writers N~braska 67 Oklahoma 63 d f 1h i 35 30 31 t Liuddy Moore, pwt-s1zed Jun· Other memben of lhe first polis ; Jim Pancake, Nelsonville during their busines!J session Geo Williams 95 N.W'rn Wi~ 81 Wolfe F'lll::tl plans will bt• madtSund<ty to · . lie ~n ° e th rd 1or guard ol Middleport's Yel· team Ail-S~~ sq~ad _were Lar- and Russ Bethel, Wellston. presided over by Vice President Superior 9'" Whitewater 74 · for work to be don" Loll !lw VOF-IT LAUDI-~RLJALE. Fla. ~uarte-r With _B~lpre still pres_sltJW Jacket squad, was award- ry Coon <in Enc Gustavson, Bob Shesky, head coach of Rowland Congdon, aa:reed to La Crosse 89 Oshkosh 85 1church annex · Sl::lm Snead fired a 68 to take I mg. and . losmg Dver tate m t'd f1rst team honors The 5-6 both of Athens, J.ume Ja~es Nelsonville's Greyhounds for pre5enl players who will rec· Stevens Pt 80 River Falls fi6 ! ------the tlurd round lead in the i t~e penod on the rondud outside-shot artist ended up the I a~d B~~e~~~ards. Nelsonville; the past 10 years, received the eive honorable mention with E\ansville 68 Southern It\ . 67 SECTIONC~~~~~RNA.MENT Senior s gol l championship by r ;~~e.fourth quarier soon bf::.t"t~Son scormg 250 pomts for Jack and Dan_Crolh-1 nod by an ft..J margin as Coach t'ertificates. Miami (Ohio I 74 Toledo 64 l·~ur strokf'!i> w11h <~ 2rY7 aggre- came a runawav. as Relpre lost __ _ _ __ SECOND HOUND third pi<Jce in the league in 1 of lhe Year. It wall the first It was also announced that N. Dakota 77 N. Oakato St 63 galt" s•·on· that department. Moore also is time Sheskey has received the the basketball banquet will be Steubenville 74 Gannon 66 1 llnwings .Vlike Smith early and Lee late a !fading contender for foul-· IS honor. Sheskey's Greyhounds held in Athens on April 1 With Anderson 83 Marion 73 Mar('hA: W~l~:~:: !14-151 Bt:RLJ\ . .'J 11 .- David Hicks m that period to fouls . Meanshoot ing honors with a 76.56 · have posted a 24-4 record dur- Ellis Johnson of Marshall Uni- W'rn Michigan 10ft Marshall 85 ol the Umvers1ty of Mmnesota while. with the one-and-one on. ercentage. , mg the last two league le&soros versity •• speaker. I, •·uthwest vs. Allf'nsville lt3·9J at 7 p.m. won the US Nation•! ski. JUmp- Eastern rolled up its score. 10 0 ~ 'I Rm·k Hill 116-41 v~ . Bla('kfork B f th h P J{eceJving second team berths : with their only kisses ~ing to Coaches present for the meet- 11- A 1 rkansa~ 77 Rice 64 (S-4I at S::JO p m. ing chamr 1onship with leaps of e ore e roug game was Ath Sh k b 1 t Ch R M f p over, Eastern had 46 chance!l were Pomeroy's S.J Senior Bob , en!. es Y ea ou ar- ing were uss <Mlrt o om- Ark. St. 80 Abil . Christian 72 Mar<·h 6 _ t:hampion~hip 24fi feet and 256 feel for a point Crow and 5-7 Senior Bill Jewell. lie McAfee or Athens who has eroy, Charlie McAfee, Alhens, Oklahoma Citv 85 Houslon 19 lol•d of 221 4. In gamr at 8 p.m. , al the 1 charily t t line, B 1 cashingh·" Jewell led Pomeroy as playheen Coach of the Year four Paul Kegley or Wellston. ~'hes- SMU 30 Bayl~r 70 "' n ron ras · e pre cas ~ .I C I (' · · t Ath k f N 1 'II d D -----'I '.'MPA c 1" s . · .. M in only four or 14 chances. Tht m<~·er k' Ohl b tmes smce commg o ens. ey o esonvt e, an ave Texa5 86 Texas A&M 71 TICKETS ON SALE "'1. • r -._ p~:~ms 1 1:1nu-: k wh1e row was ~op re- Th ' 17 . 0 co 11 ege as. 18 wee s bounder and 13th leading scor-. Voted to receive the honorf F'isber of Jackson. Arlington St 103 Lamar Tech 92 [ NEW YORK d !Pl' _ Twkels al Sanl<irw won lhr D1XiP Inter- teams each had 43 field goals. er in the league _ I ketball schedule : H.-Simmons 64 Texas Luth . . 40 wt"nl on sale toda~· for the national tennis tournament bv 17 Eastern shot 49 times. madt Named (or hon rwable menWest !Vfarch 30!11 world champiOnShip beatmg .I an Erik Lundqv1st ~f : Belpre shot Limes . madt' 17 lion were Pomer•· ' Phil Swin- 1 MONDAY 19~-65 AL:L- SEOAL UCLA 83 California 68 doubleheader featuring 1i gh t Sweden 6-J. 8-6. 6-0. . dell and Gary Slullart from Ohio State at [nd~ana BASKETBALL SQUAD Wyoming 74 Air Force 71 · heav_ vweight cha mpion W11l1e .. _ EByt Quarters: 14 •• 3, ,.1 __ Eastern Ky. at M1ami FIRST 'TEAM as ern · · · · · · u· 1 Montana 76 British Col umbilf'T~ Pastrano . versus Jose Torres ·Sl - p~rcRSRUR~ ['; r. '-' · vl r a_ Sl. Vincent at Steubenvi Ile h 6- l 5 · . . . · · w s h 44 . ld 1 · Belpre . 8 22 30 J8 Larry Coon ....... At ens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. 3 s'"~or I Uung~ Young. 104 Am:ona St. 91 and _welterwe ight 1ll1i~l F.mile ! e/cr~:~h pra ,"h.· N-.~e<Jyr-o k PM•Y,- I Eastern .. Spencer- 3-3-9. Har· TUESDAY Eric Gustavson .... Athens . .............. V" en1or tan 100 Anzona 72 · ~ .. ·erlffJth versus Jose Stable. j o w or es 4 16 John Carroll at Allegheny Jack Shelton .... .. J•ck1011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6- 1 Senior Colorado St 91 Vlontana Sl 71 _ _ _ lmallv came to terms and tung 1-1 - · Knight 4+l2. Chad Western Reserve at Thiel Dan Caruthera .... Jackson "It . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Senior ~J· "I •ET'S GO. M~TS" I sign~ tlls 196::i t·ontrart . well '- 02 ~· Oregon St. 54. Wa.shinaton ~ · blentz2-8-ll, 0·1-1. CT'ruise otal• 17-S-(82·912.of Ku· 45 ' Ohio Conference Tournament Jam• J ames · · · .. · N• Iacmv~ • · · · · · · · · · · · · V" .-nlor Denver 68 New Mex1co ~ . NEW YOHK WPf 1-lf Van-, a1 Otterbein vs. Akron Bob Richards ..•.. Nelaonvllle . . . . . . . . . . . 6· 2 Junior San Jose St 82 Pepperdinr~ fi8 I kee Ceneral \1anaoer Halllh CARACAS. Venezuela - AI B I D 6 12 J 0 h 0 10 COlUMBUS tUPII Ohl Ed J b W Ill 6 0 J . . · ' II I k e pro. yer nson , ~ O: aco I · • · • · • s din ··········· • un~or Washmgton St 71 Oregon 61 iHouk 1s r~pnrtPd dnving around t'"~e of. Grossmger's. NY., , 1-2-4, Smith lr l -3,-ll- L.• Ramse\ college basketball records, WEDNESDAY Buddy Moor• ..... Middl~rt , ........... 5· 6 Jun1or 1. Regis Coil 84 Nf'h. WesiPyan 83 with a "Let's (;o \-1ets" IJ cP nst' i'.On .the ( araeas Open golf 1 • 2. Lee 7_0_14. Nelson il.l-l, including games of Saturday · Xavier at Cincinnati SECOND- TEAM ; Santa Clara 88 U of PacHir 87 1plate. it's only a pr1ze he re- 1 1nur n.:mwn t b~ th n·e s troes k Sheig ~ le 1..0-2. Totflh 17-C4 of~ 14 1 l'eb. 27: Toledo at Kent State r IBi.ll Je~ell .. ... ... Pomeroy . . . . . ........ 5· 7 Sen!or 1._ Beth St 101 San Fern St 83 c:e ived from a drawmg at th.- o.ver Wes Ellls .Jr. (lf West _ 3B. Team!l W L Pts Ops Loyola tIll.) at Bowling G een IM•ke N•xon ....... Log•n ..... • .... • ..... S: 10 S•n~or I Gonzaga 74 Idaho Sf 53 I sports vacation and travt'! show t aldwell , N. .J . lriioiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiii==iiiiii'""'\ Central State 23 019431525 FRIDAY IRon Hondley ...... Athens ............ .. S I Jun~or l saanford 87 Soulilern Cal. 71 ' al the New Yock Co liseum ., Cedarville 22 3 21331740 Wayne State at John Carroll Bruce R•nnow .... Athens." ........ . .... 6- 5 Sen!or ~ san francisco !i St. Maryll 52 . Houk 's namf was drawn from COLUMBUS •UPII The Steubenville 19 J 16021466 Chicago at Western Reserve 1P.•t• Andenon .... GIIIipol~t ... - .. ....... S-10 Jun!or santa Barbara 80 Loyola 61 ia drum Sunda v by formrr New Ohio High Sehool Basketball Miami 18 4 1849 1466 IJtm Pancake · · · · · · Nelsonvdl• · · · · · · · · · · · (> . S Santor San Diego St 88 Lo• Ang St 12[ York Giani Bobby Thomson. Tournament will be carritd on Fmdlay 19 5 2128 1953 SATURDAV Bob Crow · · · · · · · Pomeroy· · · · · · · · · · · · · · 6- 3 St~or Oregon Coli 101 Oregon Tech 68 Nobody know' h o w Houk ·s a statewide teh>vision netWittenberg 11 5 1454 1248 Ohio st. at Michigan St. Ru11 Bethel . ..... Wellston . . . . . . . . .... 5-11 San or Ne• So 1 Cal p0 1 (P 1 , . 1 work for the first tim• tl:lit ON 20 6 1898 1671 HONORBLE MENTION - Ph1'l Swindell, PonMtroy,· · u y om • name got " tiler• in th• f~rsl \ ' oung~lown Ohio U. at Toledo , l l G , Cal Western 71 Pasadena 63 place yt>ar. Dayton 19 6 2000 1735 Bowling Green at Marshall Gary Stobart. Middleport; Bob 0 Nol , Nelsonvll t; eorge San Fran st. 88 Nevada 67 · -----('ommlsNioner Paul Landis Oh1o Univ. 11 6 1879 1694 Daylon al DePaul Hummel, Logan; Mike Jenkin•. J•cksnn; Rleh1rd HtmilNEW J..t!;AGUF. PRESIDENT I said commercial sponsors bave 11 7 ,125 1957 Pittsburgh at Miami :ton, Gallipolis; Dick Adamo, Athons; Gary Stobltr, Wall· CIAC Tournamenl BALTIMORE ~LWI1 - .l<~rne~ a~not'd to tf'leC"asl thf" !1:30 p. t Hw (;rande 17 7 1702 1531 Kent State at Northern Illinois ston •t Greenwbor11, N.C. Hamf'r of F'ayt>I 1P Citv, Pa., a m. game Friday. March 28, ! Akron 3 6 1258 1698 Case Tech at Bethany MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IFinatsl 135-year football velt>ran . Sunday and lhr t•hampiunsbip game AshLand 15 7 1600 1551 Fenn at Carnegie Tech Lorry Coon of Athens Hig~ School • Norfolk St. 100 N. r""r AT 87 was named commissioner or the Saurday nigbt, March %7. Hi ram ·~ 1588 COACH OF THE YEAR ~ I 1 Consolation 1 new lv fou nded North Am(' rican tramrs have been rarried ou 16 8 1 Oaerbein LAUNDRY10 5 1009 1(162 Bob Sheskey of Nolaonville High School I , p rofes~1onal football league . a zone ba!!lis in tbe past. J ohn Carroll DRY CLEANING c:n National HIISketball Association -- ---- I Win. Salt!m 91 J .C. Smith 59 Middle Atlantic Conferem·e 15 8 1663 1.J:l'3 Ohiu Wesleyan POMEROY at Ch;trlottf>. ~ .C. • _,., ___ ,_, '~-' .. c'~-"~~ · '"''"""""'~ I WY 2-5421 Marietta 13 8 1635 1547 1By United Press International 13.. th A ~Finals I 14 10 1"38 1609 1 Drawingsat for lf'inalsl 1- a 8 a a • • • • • • -.-'.'.,....."'.,....••.,....•.,....•""'•...,.•...-•.,....•.,....•"'•,.,.! I Wooster 1 Eastern Division : Regional Athem,:e Cl.as!l will be on Albright 70 Dickinson 56 WVir. !1. 70 W & M 67 Idol. ) . a llluftlon 12 9 t630 1576 W. 1.. Pel. ' March 14 Regional play Ia slat-. ICouso1at'· runJ Toledo _12 _ao 1657 1758 : x-Boston 57 13 .814 i ed at Ohio u on March 19 and ! Drexel 92 Elizabethlown 87 Cincinnati 13 12 1839 1755 ' Cincinnati 41 26 .612 20. Carolina Conference Tournt"y 575 11 II l517 Mt. Union · Philadelphia 36 32 .529 at Led•gton. N.C. Kent StaL 9 9 1354 1420 New York 25 43 .!68 (final•! Fenn 9 9 1312 1252 x-Ciinched Easlern title ) BLACKFORK ADVANCES Elon 67 High Point 60 11 12 1488 1508 Western Division Blackfork advanced' to the sec· Ohio Coafertnee Tournament Muskingum 10 11 1638 1647 w. L. Pet. lional tournament at Wollslon al Akron. Ohio Capilal 10 11 1641 l7l6 Loo Angeleo 40 27 .597 Saturday night by defeating l'/orthern Divi<ion llhio Statt: FOR TAXES Wilmington 8 1 1392 1482 Sl. Louis 35 34 .507 ' Symmea Valley 53-le at South-, !Finals I xavier 10 t4 2014 2060 Baltimore 31 37 .45ti western. IAkron 90 Hiram 61 1 12 1219 1330 Detroit :Ill 4! .414 A bic t9-polnt lhlrd period ·~ Southern Conrerenro Tourney Oberlin BILLS llaldwin-Wall. 9 16 1871 2048 San Francisco 14 55 .20a scoring surge by Coach Rus- 1.-----.-..--......_.--..,.. ...:._..~.-...-------iiiiiiiiiiO Oh1o Northern 8 16 1906 2016 Solurday's Results · . 1••11 Hairston's Bobcats proved Case Tech 5 10 1004 1139 Delroil I t7 Cincinnati liS ' SOUTHWESTERN SEC..'TIONAJ, ; !n he the difference in the con- ' CASH CASH ,.. r ·, Bowling Green 7 15 1598 1790 New Y<rk 102 Baltimore 99 o Wellston's Golden Rockets togt. LOAN LAN Malone 6 18 1860 2049 Sunday's Results ' (7-111 will bailie Soulh Point Mllrk Coler sparked BlackDenison 5 15 1143 1254 Los Ang. 122 Philadelphia ll8 1t 141 at 8 p m Tuesday in the lor~·,. well-balanced attack with $:ZOO 10.66 $1300 Weslern Reserve 3 12 1047 1186 Balhmore . · .,of tho Class AA 15 point•· Gary Ma1one had 1"'· 129 San Frn. 116 (otl ·l opening game 500 21>.67 1.500 4 18 1293 1588 Boolon loti St Louis 102 Kenyon I Sectional tournament at Sooth- Wyman Figgen• 12 · and Dale Defiance 3 17 1390 1855 Cincinnati 1:16 New York Jt7 I western High school. McCorkle I . . BOO 40.92 1700 He.delberg 3 20 1551 1709 M d , G I W thl •••1 .11 Tom Hardy was the big gun 1 Ml().AMERICAN on ay I ames inner o • I"'On~ WI . 25 MONTH niMS Del. vs. Cin. at Col. , ')hio play Jackson at 7 p.m., on Frl- lor Symmea Valley with Jl 11 1 991 758 Miami (Only game scheduled) day . Second game Friday finds points. . 10 1 916 767 Ohio Tuesday's Games GAHS taking on Coach D i c k Blacklork Will now bailie Pl-IONE for fast •PI"""al. :Ibm stop for Toledo Myers' COOl Grove Hornet.. Rock Hill 11&-4 I in the WellsiOn I 5 ~ 712 795 San Franci!CO at Clnclnnall your mon•y. Pay bil.ls aod taxes. Buy Bowling Green 54 67 823 879 Los Angeles vs. Phlla. at N.Y. Winnero of two Friday games Secl'lona.1 senu· f.mas I • t 1:30 Kenl 702 ?90 bargains. Thffl have- ettijthiftc: in ODe St. Louis al New York will bailie for lhe rtghl to ad- p.m. Fr.day.. In the other sec· 954 3 9 1043 plac<". Hav• rnore for 10L:alf. Taloo 3 Western Mich. (Only games 1Cheduled) vance in secllonal action on !tonal bit there at 7 p.m.. FrlMarshall months or 3 years. lt's up t.. you. YIIIIIIC l 10 925 1063 Saturday at 1 p.m. d~y, Racint will battle AliensMID-OHIO VIlle, uJlS'I winner over McArcouples aod overyday Me 111 wwkluc CL'darvllle 8 0 1104 492 • • thur 18-M Saturday otghl. people caU uo for cub ...weq dq. We'U prepare your readv mixed conAshland 6 24 585607 453379 TOURJ"I!;V DRAWINGS I '!'be box aco~: I Bluffton 4 Drawings for the Class A and · creta order to your specifications, and deliver Wilmington 2 8 538 628 AREA CLASS A AA district tournament will be SYMMES VAlLEY (.. ) 1 Dell~ 0 8 486 643 Eastern 13 Belpre 38 at Ohio University in Athens E .. Cade 2-2-8, Hardy 6-1-13, · it anywhere tn town, all n:ady to pour. Coil .. BIG TEN Albany 61 1be Plains 45 (Grover Phywlcal Education ..,Marlm ~: G. Cado 4-1-9: today .. ow ser,·ic:e as 'p•ol!lpl and OLII prices. Michigan 11 0 1029 1076 Nelsonville 62 Glouster 53 Cenler) Mar. 7 at z p.m. follow- u. Cr10well 4-0-1 ; Thompooo 2& SAVINGS CO. a Minnesota 9 2 965 m Allensville Sl McArthur 54 lng a luncheon at Baker Center IH Totals 21-4-41. are the lowest possible! Illinois -1 S 995 893 New Lex St. Al'o 54 Sheridan 4t at 12:30 p.m. B,LACKJI'ORI (U) 1 Phone WY 2-2171 l25 E. Mlh1 Iowa ? 4 913 853 Now Bosto1. 49 Portsmouth East District AA James will be G. Malone 5-3-1!; McCorkle ' lkib Miller, Mgr. Indiana I 5 955 116 51 played on the weekend of March 4-1-t: Color 7-1·15; Fl.,.,. 5Purdue 5 8 194 M7 Portsmouth Clay 72 Minford 511 12 and IS. These cameo will be- 2-12; Hutcltlnson U-4. Totals OW~Io Sta~e : 7 1'10 1H9 Btacklork 53 Symmea Valley 4e &In at 1 and 7 p.m., reopectiv• 23-7-58. Phone WY 2-3284 ocons S 152 MO Racine T7 Pomeroy 511 ly. . By Quartera: Northwestern s I 148 133 Rock Hill over Qaeaapeekt 1be Dlstrlct A finals will he Synunes Valley 17 a e 13--411 P•g• Str.lt Middleport lllchJien State 0 II 113 lOA . OD lialurdlljl allarlJUOII, Mardi Bladdark , , . . . . 14 • 11 13-63 1 lllllllla or IOlbalalllldt bldefl. llllely. the bed cloelon ... Ill preterlbt c1rap 1w ODl1 • Ilion ptrlod. One WOOIIII WU HID . _... ly by an em!Dint comultant beo caUII of a punlJal eomblna. lion of eomplllDII. She !reel:r admitted !hat, in aplte of tailnC a variety of madlctn11, abe had obaerved no lmpronmllll. At tha time of ber villi llhe was laking a remedy to bring her blood pressure do....,, IJIOII>. er for bardening of tht artal'lea, a tranqulliztr 111d aomethin& to help her sleep at otghL The consultant deckled that the only way to get to the root of her trouble waa to atart !rom wUl be. - The winner. t'riday rught Belpre's 6-5 JeJTy Dyer. Ht did come back for the big one Sa~ lit so well Dyer had only U 1 urday night that gives the wm-~ points by late ln the third quar· ner 1ts tickel mto the one-loss ter when he was ejected froiD and yvu're dead District play- the game for \IIWportsmanUkt 63-33 in a brilliant defensive off G.ame time Saturday night I conduct . Meanwhile, Spencer Me1gs counly's •lrong Eastern Eagle• bt'gsn preparotion toda~ fur Round II of AI hens St'i·t10nal . The Eagles stunned Belpre I hi all bat • few - · 1110 •• tbt tllabellco w.. - t lakt Foreign Events: Reviewed tlt'IL•ns~ Af.L.STARS ..... I _.. 17-- HS Tourney Cage Results I' ~v GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. .' . ·.l •• • •• •• • • •• • • •• •• • •• • • ••• • •• •• • • • a• • �\ <&.DaDy SenUnel, Pomeroy-M!dd~eport . 0 . Mar . 1. lS651 3 Accidents Investigated By Sheriff over Weekend ...----1 Racine Hospital News • Sorirtv Notes Eater«~ lloopltal I Among th... who entered Ho'zer hospital over the pa!lt following the ceremony, a rt>· weekend Included: l"'unday - 1ception was held at the bnde 's 1 ~oma! P:. \{lJls n. 610 Fourth home. Guests at the wcddmg tv!, Mr! . William 'R Polin~ , .!tnd recepllon mrluded Mr aud · · C:.tPIIe St . Sara Yoho . Oav1s Mrs. H<:~rOld l\llkmgton. Mr ''t\1 . r.alllpolis, Mn. Robert and Mrs. Roy Hopm . 1\tr . <~nd · -r~rlt>y . 2012 Chatham Av~:~ . , Mrs. Steve Morltn and daugh• 'rs . r>ouglu G Spurlock , Ade· ter Dcbbte, ~r . and Mrs . Den - ' 1 - - - - - - - - - - • • 1 1 1" 1rt~ Or . \1rs . Robert D Tay- i nls' Manuel and children. Mr lor. Rt. 1 GaiHpo\1!1, Mn. Hom· and Mrs. Jack Cummtn.s and er W Sowards. Eureke Star son l'od all of Columbus Ohtu I I E Wood Rt I · · . ' Rl., . Mrs. Water Doil A Bart. Mrs . Manuel. the bnde 's moth· 2 Bidwell. Mrs. Y " I er Vic.::Lor Manuel Mrs. Betty ley, Rt. I VC~nton. CJetrryJoOh.nC~~- ~ H~ss ;md two child;t'n u! H.acme . ley Rt I _.own 1\'. dC G Stu'rge~n. 1005 lst st.: Pt. Pleas· , . Mr. Flo~· umrnms,_ e:'rge t Mrs Clart>nce H. Pearsun. 1 cummms and son. Paul me Cum· ~~kin, \\'. va .. Miss Betty G mins and friend , Mrs Vernand Lyons. Clifton. Mrs Lena l.y · Thornton and _Jefl of Let~rt I ons Clifton. W. Va .. Oeni5e G Falls . Mr~ . M1lllred Spemer . Ma~shall, Mason. W Va , Mr~ Mr and Mrs ~ob Ho)' ol Oougla' R. Roush, Ht. 1 Lelart. cme. Mr . and Mrs. Jack Stew- I W. V1:1 .. Mrs Holly E. Jordan, art and ~on ol Graham . W Mt. Alto, W. Va, ~1rs. Wyatt I Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Manuel. Ridford. Ht. 1 Pome_roy. Mrs. I childn•rt Jeante aud Jamc~ .. of i Mark Evans. Minersville, Alana Syracu~e. Rt·v . Jnd Mrs. 0 ConK. Shaffe.r. Oak Hill, Da\'id nor. King, Wellston, and Mrs. Leroy The Booster SundDy Sehoul Adams, Lroutnn. . . . . ·h . Saturda} F:arly E Hay· class 1d the Baptbt dtuJ< w~.s B50h, Second A\'£', 1entt>rtam~d at th~ home ol M1 s. man, J r · • 1 s· ·11 M s Ilei Mrs sto:wley T. Watts, Crown 1 Gret~a tmpso~ WI 1 :. r; · c t Mrs Paul Crabtree , 500 en Stmpson. <.:o-hostess, rl)lJt S· K~ihn~r Lane. Pl. Pleasant, day evening, Feb_ lB. The devo-. Kellh D. C\oek. lit 1 Cottage- tiona! program on "Prayer' ville, w Va ., Ttwlma J F'ilz· w:.~s m l'harge of Mrs. Mabt>l patrick. 65 Elm Sl . Middleport, Housh. The roll _call was R.nswer· Mrs. Walter H. Shasteen, 2 Lin· ed with a scnp1ure verse hy coin Or .. Pnmerov. Thomas Duf· ' 13 membf'rS. Cheer cards were fy. Syracusto, Ro~· D. Stone, Rt. st>nl to sPverctl wh0 are will. 1 Langsville. Mrs . Jame . . W. Pltm!i were completed for the s ..·art, Ht. I Hac me. Charles pHintin~ and rPdecorating of the H. McNickle. Rt. 2 Hacine, JJ· church which tht• dass is spuncob C. Butcher, Wilkesville. l soring. Games in chargt' of Mrs. Amanda Watson, Wellston, Clara Pt.well ~ere enJoy~d . 11~ ·~ Mrs. Roy A. Ro!is, Wellston, freshmen ts wtth decor<:~t10ns m Tamara 0. Newman, M~Arth· i keeping ol' V<:~lentine . were ser· 1 ur, ~1tchelle Lynn McKtbbe~, : ved by the hostesses_ tn Mrs. Ht. 1 McArthur, Kenneth C.. Verne Watterson. Mtss Vera Roush,Jr., Buffalo, \~'· Va., Reegte. Mrs . Blanche Spen· Ray W. Perkm~. R1p~ey, W. l ct>r. Mrs. Maggle St1ain. Mrs. Va., Brenda Loutse Epltng, Ra- Beulah Graham. l\1rs M~1 bel ven.'iwood, W. Va .. and Mr~. Or· Roush, Mrs. Clara Powell, Mrs. J~nd F. Waldeck, Spencer, W. Marie Roy, Mrs. Marjorie I \a . Gnmm. Mrs Marie Roush , Va. l w.....,.... n.. Monday Thru Thursday-9 to 6 Friday and Saturday--3:30 to 8:30 'lkt11111ite MILK REDEEM VALUABLE COUPONS NOW THRU WED., MAR. 3rd TWIN With Your Newspaper Coupons 17, Student, Dies Sunday PT. PLEASANT_ - Deputy intox.icated, Improper operators Two potential members of the Rio Grande College Sherilr Don Shaffer mvestigated llceni!e and hit and run A. Redmen basketball team enrolled at Rio Grande for the thr.. mosbapo durtug tht week p881enger Ia lhe Walker car, first time this semester. They are Steve Towler of AshPT. PLEASANT - Keith ~d resultmg In two pei'!Onal John ~illy, Ripley, was cited I land, Ky ., and Jeff Elpern of Reno, Nevada. I Dwayne Click, 17, of \lt. AId Juries and beavy property for mtoxtcatlon. Total property Steve Towler, a 6'3'' forw.ard 1 to Rt_. I. died Sunday in Holzer arnage: damage was estimated at $700. transferred lo Rio Grande from NeYada where he has lived Hospttal after a short illness. cu~~~ first, a hlt and. run. oc- In the third mi!bap OCCWTlng the University or Tulsa, Okla., 1most of,his ilfe. He first learned j A senior .at Pt. Pleasant Hie:h Saturday at 7.20 p. m. at 9 a. rn. Sunday o Rt. 35. a where he wa:s a student for Jlh: of Rio Grande from his grand 'SchooL Ke1th was born at Mt. ~~:t. 17 In He~erson when a Washington D. C. couple, Mr. years. He played freshman bas. 1parents who knew Don A'l.len: IAlto on July 17. 1947. a son of R eswagen driven soutb on and Mrs. Ralph Brunecket, ketball at Tulsa averaging 18 benefactor of Rio Grande Col- Harry and Agnes Knapp Click. 42t. ~ by Paul Eugene Urwin, were injured when the c:ar . points per game. He was able I lege who gave much to the col- !He was active in school affairs , uth Charlaton, waa aide-- e1 by Mr. Brunet·ker went out to play in only two varsity lege including its administra- land was a member of the Fu· 8 Wipe~ by an unknown vehicle o1 control 011 a curve and games whitt at Tulsa. I Lion building. ·lure Fanners of America resullmg Ill approximately f400 turned Mr · Brunecker 33 · · I damage to the Urwin car treated fo; bruises 8 ~ ' his _While at ~yd County (Ky.) To comply with the new Na· Surviving ln addition to hit t ed High School, 1owler was •elect- tional Association of lnterC'olle.. parents are two brothers, Nel· The aecond accident oecur if H'll 25 al 1 8 m. Sunday on Rt~: :prai~.::t ~;a~n~ea;hi ped ed lor the all-distrlc~ and all giale Athletics (NAIAI ruling son and Karl Click, MI. Alto: FUNNY miNG HAPPENED WHILE SHOOTING TBE mM ! f t l e - . . . 35 one and one-hall mile• from bone in the neck. The 1961 ~od- northeast Kentucky Con~rencej that a transfer student must . maternal grandparents, Mr. to look tense and dranoatit u it does in the picture at :left. Bat em 1118 fiat 1ioJi8 Pt. Pleasant when a car driven el ear of the Bruneckeri' was ~e8mi aU three years. 1-hs len· taka 24 hours of rlasses at and Mrs. Herbert Knavp. Pt. Sophia Loren and George Peppard broke into laugbler, Nobody elioe ...,. by Jerry D. Walker, :13, Ripley, totaled tor year he played m the Ken- ~ college before he is eligible to Pleagaol and patern a l step ha~py, however, aince the acene bad to be reshot. Tbe film js -ope· crowded a aar driven by Paul · lucky all---state g~me aud was compete in varsity athletics, grandmother, Mrs. Anna Cllck. which deais with tbe Allied mj'R5kct apinst Hltlet'• IE t y w 1 •MM, Ed:-"ard Lewis, 29, Gallipolis, named to the thtrd team all· bath Towler and Elpern are of Pt. Pleasant. Oflhw, Into the guard rail• tben state. _ planning to take courses. this Funeral 1ervice II'_ill he held William Hatfield officiating., CE_ BU CITY, Southern Phil- pointed Rene n-~--too, •• ed hthed scene Walke Towler transrerred from Tul .PCII'!u:u _, d ·h r was apsummer so that they will be Tuesday at 2 p. m. m th~ Cres- F'riends may call at the Mohr· ippmes (UPI ;Gabriel {Flash) Philippinei 12·retaintd orilmal pre en e s ortly afte~wards sa because it was too far able to play basketball this f<~ll. 1 ton EUB Church with the Rev. 'Stevens Funeral ll ume Elorde 135. Philippmes out· li1•htweight title nt:ar t11e scene whtrt h1s car home. He first heard ' · , ran off the highway. Walker RJO Grande lrom Jim McKen~as charged with driviug while zie, his high school coach who gre:~duated lrom Rio Grande. While at Rio Grande McKenzie wets a teammate of the famous Clarence "Bevo" Francis, who s2t many basketball scoring re· cords which are sti ll unsurp.ass- ' ed. , A 6'6" center Jerr Elpern . was a student at the University : of Nevada lor one semester be· fore transferrillg to Rio G-rande PT. PLEASANT - Miss Nor· at. McNeill and Kerry JaJTell, College. He played basketball !' on the freshman team at Ne- 1 Jumors at Point Pleasant High School, are in Charleston, W. vada last semester averaging 1 Va., tnday attending the "Know about nine points per game. Your State Government" pro-Elpern attended Reno High school and played on Its basketgram sponsored bf tho West AIRMAN MeCOOL ball team whirh won the state Virginia Education Association. They were accompanied by Airman First Class WUllam championship his senior year. I TORCH Charles Chambers. H. McCool, son of Mr. and He also played on the fifth IVKIN The studenla will hear a Mrs. Roy E . McCool of Haz- ward Mormon team ill Reno w........ Na CYLINOII speech by Gov. Hulett Smith at ani, Ky. 1 bas b~n aelected which won the regional cham· ' a luncheon at the Civie Center Outstanding Airman of the pionship. and will he taken on a tour of Quarter In bls Strategic Air Elpern transferred to Rlo the Capitol and view tho Legis- Command (SAC) unit at Lar- Grande to get 1 change from MA"DWOOD HICI Jature during its afternoon ses- son AFB, Wash. A graduate of •ion. The students will meet Middleport Uigb School, McMITRE "ch or the Board of Public Cool lormerly resided at 324 '• Works and receive information Bee«!b St., Middleport. • • CIH on lhe duties of their rQSpective departments. Baxters Announce '• ' Miss McNeill is lhe daughter Birth of lst Child Wood• or Mr. and Mrs. John McNe!U PO~T,..,. IU:G. of 2007 Marquett~ Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs,. Homer Baxter HEAT $27.91 Kerry is the son of Mr. and of 315 Mechamc Street. P~e­ LAMP· Woodo PULL-DOWN Mrs. Melvin c. Jarrell of 400 _ roy, proudly announce the borth Rli.TUIII' ' 1 s.Pr. 1ROUi!lP1JGHT 22 d St t of their ftrst child, a daughter, LIGHT born Thursday, February 25 at n ree · =~~ ~rnGI biA ~ FIXTURE 2:06 a . m. in Holzer Hospital. REG. $11.75 110. ,,.., Tho little lass weighed five Circlellne Fluorescent pounds and nine ounces <md $8.97 KITCHEN FIXTURE has been named Anna Marie. a.rN. CIILING 01 WAll Maternal grandparents C""- plated canopp for ............ finlth ..tat ..... wt, ; ·~ OM 32-watt ropld '*'" thoorw Mr. and Mrs. Carl McNemar FAR - - ' - tlcnl dH- wlffl d.ar '41llln. d~ • · eo.c-nt ko"'P- Dia..,•t.t 12'' 1 ,..... ..........nc dnigoo. Dl......t.... u·. o 1 Frazeysburg. Paternal granddepth 3\1.1"'. {lt. bulb) • tndiJ .... c:.IIJrv Cll' IIIA!ll. juliil fro• 18" hi -48"". 11- lamp~). u ... 1%'•10" duct mother is Mrs. Lena Baxter 0 TAP! • l·piK\1 .r.tronlcaUr billBathroom Wall IIJflllllm )0' of Hemlock Grove. Great grandanced •tumlnum fan blad• liGHT PIXTUR! ~ parents are :\1r. Glen Layfwld HI!AT LAMP • Adj...-bltl pl-.ter rinl ' ~•Bul"'" a.droot11•Hall Reg.. 1.75 WASHINGTON _ A MAJOR iof Cairo, W. Ya, and Mr. and '=><iY,. :;:. legislative victorv _ his first i Mrs. Joseph McNemar of UGHT PIX'IUIII $1.25 or the new session - appeared I W. Va. in Ihe offing for Preside,nn~t son this week with a SEVERAL ARRESTED ONUS House approval of his PT. PLEASANT - Arr·edd GAL. 'E•c~p\ Ite-n,_. J:xcludrd bJ LaW CLOROX with a $20.00 PURCHASE NOW THRU WED MAR . 3RD. 1965 ON! COuroN RfOEEMEQ W!TH [.I.CH U!I.OD f!Jt(HAU YOIJ M.o.r HDHI>\ ~~ WAHY (0U f0H1 A5 ,011 Wll" ON IH I ~ ""! 1!, EVANS AT ANY Gil11ge readings: Gallipolis Dam 17.9, 25.3. running 54 feet WANTS STATUTE EXTEI'iDEfl on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason_ 24.· TURIN Hal (U Pl) - An t :J]. 87, Pt. Pleasant 26.09, Hmton 1 ' Y . . " Cha _· ian group Sunday JOmed 1he "~'2 .22 , Kanaw ha F a 11 s. 6.....-:~, r 1 r · 1 II leston 20.41. London dam was pea 1 or an_ e_lr 1.ens10n o 1e running one and three quarters 1 ~tatut.e . or hm1t_at wns <'iH1('Nn· foot, Marmet one and a half ' 101;, Naz1 war cnmmals. foot and Winfield dam 4 feet. The resoluton ws made by Bo1i movement.: the Jewish community ctnd Oblo Rlwer _ Titan up 14, l le.aders of th~ World War 1 He3:45 p.m.; Susan La!lt' up 14, s1stance. Offlc1a_ls of th~ g_roup 3:50 p.m.; Hanger up 14. 4:50 said 200,000 Nazt war cnmmals p.m. ; .leffboat down 15, 6:30 remain unpunished and only a.m.; C. V. Harner down 16, ~.000 have been dealt with for 12 : 10 a.m.; A. J . Patten up 16, k.illing 6.5 million Jews. 1:30 a.m .; Eastern up 16, 2:10 -- - · - - a .m.; L. Fleore up 16, 3:45 a. GaUipolis Dam - Illinois up 01 ; OYEC down 16, 4 a.m.; New 8:45 p.m .: Valley Voyager up ;-. ,;1rtinsville down 18, 4:20a.m.; 2:55a.m.; Buckeye State do•.vn Invader up 16, 6:45 a .m.: Cot- 5:40 a.m .. Orco down 11 . 15 a. t . I Queen up 17, 12 :25 a.m.; m.; John Ladd Dean up 9:25 , J .-n Vickers up 17, 1 a .m.; Har- a.m. v. . y Jordon up 18, 2:30 a.m. Kanawha River Semel Philip Sporn up 18, 5:1& a .m.; down Marmet 2:15a.m.: George Vi~nna up 18, 7 a.m.; Onward Price down Marmet 3: 10 a.m.: up 19, 5:20 a.m.; Jerry Bos- Helen Z. up Marmet 3:55 a.m.; worth down 19, 7:10 a.m.; T. Allen R. Merrill down Marmet Ritchie down 23, 10 p.m.; 6:10 p.m . ; Thelma Ann down Queen City up 23, 4:30 a.m .; Winfield 1:50 a.m .; Jefferson Zimmer down Oreenup 1:50 a. down W!n!leld 5 a.m.; Lucy m.; Ravenswood down Me!dahl Jane Lucas up Winfield 6:10 a. 11 :30 p.m. ; IL E. Bowlea down m.; Esso W..,t Virginia up Win- ..... J.+J/.G NOW THRU WED .. MAR. 3RD, 1965 OHI COUI'QN UDU,.,fD wn .. U.Ot 111.11111 ... IOU ''"~" ON li<!S l.l~li EVANS AT ANY ~"­ proll:bitMI J~TAMPS MAR 3RO. 1963 ON COVPON IIDilMID W'lfK lACK K.0t POHS .U YOU WIIM OM '"" lAlii. AT ANY EVANS 2 49C Swift's Premium - ... - .. .., ...... U, S. Gov't, lnope<la• TENDER GROWN Fresh Fryer Parts LEGS & BREASTS lb. ~ -~ RUNS SALE 1 =I ' ' liT S5.95 .. e~ MARCH 11th Plumh 16-0Z. HAMMER "" i $22.95 11.00 Johnson may Winv•First B JctOry ~ ........ ...49c_. ;:::dl ..,...,... .,m,.. $1.93 11.10 ~~~~~~~;i~z the weekend by •r.·nr<l-1 enforcemenl officers You can win EVERYBODY WINS! with your Get A "MagicChek" Every Visit To EVANS 10,000 S&H STAMP WINNERS GRACE WELCH DAVID TUTTLE 255 Mill St. 13 Flln St. Middleport, 0, No Purchase Reqalred ••• R. H. BLAKE J.- No Missing Numbers ..• No Missing Letters ..• Od your JPRI!:I!: "M&IjltChell" no111 f rom lh" ~h~t>kout e .. hler at anr ol our ato r~a Tak& your "M&IltChek" hom~. Pl11Cft l ~ under JloWml •ater hu~~t; tub w\th tun t ponce or fmr~u and .. atcb Y.vuy " MartrCbek" It a wlftnr<l th~ mallt number• 10.000 s& H Ort>to St&rnp~ cuttlet on your r.h~rk(o\lt ne~~ ... m bll Everybody wins ... Edna Somerville up 620 11th Ave, Huntin!lfon, W, Va. Issued tu ~'"" upon preunlll!OD to 1'l6lt to our al.<lr• . ........ . Who •t•ln nnt wllr.k ! You 1H • ntw ··~flrtcChPk" euh tim ~ ~· nu V(;li Ollr 't!Jf~ dnrlnil' \hf! "II'IYU~Ilf" pH\(Id. One "}lhlllcCh~ k " Ill ••ch llOlntly. Adult• conlr. No purctlu ~ necuu.rr. Grace Ann Simpkins 4123 16th St. Huntington, W. Va . Any "Ma;gleCbt k'' which la mutllltlld or unreadable 11 'old . w~ renrv• the rl~hl \.o:.t hne a qual!f(~rl reprurntlt\Vt dtt.ern1ine tlu au thtntlcUv ol wlnulnv "Mag!cChclu" l!lmployen a;n>J thtlr f&mlliU Jn no' ell11lble \ '~ paru,tpate LUCY McKINNEY 97 Burdette Addn. Pt. Pleasant, W, Va. 1,000 S&H STAMP WINNERS 1,000 S&H STAMP WINNERS lhl~ Win Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va . LOIS JEAN MONROE 85 So. 4th ,ll>ve. · ~"rt, 0. app~ar. Yuu win tht IJU&Il~II.J of SA!H Oreen Stamp~ on ro\lr "MarltChtll:" - to Ravenswood, W. V1. 1D Ull 1•m• . Loro Neal 5098 Pea Ridse Rd. Huntington, W. Va. ('HEC'K THE \VJ:-;;>iErtS LIST .'\T YOUR EVANS SUI'EICVL\HKET EVERYBODY'S WIN:-;1\'\(; ~ Mrs. Tom Boster 1009 Norway Ave. Huntington, W, Va. Mn. C. R. Thornton Rt. 2 Box 216 Gallipolis, 0. Mrs. Wm. Welker 494 Maple Dr, Gallipolis, 0. Della Gallaher lesage, W, Vo. Clara I• Kitts 519 R, Wash. Ave, Hunlin!IIOn, W. Va. Mrs. lames 1. Handley 614 20th St. Kenova. W. Va. Nellie Dunn 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. Mrs. Ann Radford Rt. 1 Pomeroy, 0. Mrs. John E. Brown 1301 Viand St. Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Mn. Jack McNeely 152 So. Park Dr. ' ~~:~i~~~:~ %q~=~ Pt. Pleasent, W.Va. Joseph Hager 617 2nd Avo. So. Charleston, W. Ve. Carl Huggins 1108 Loird Ave. Parkersburg, W. Va, E. 0. Stollings Ravenswood, W.Va. -CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE 4c Off All Grinds ~~-n -- KARO SYRUP Blut Label Rill Label Grau Libel Pint btl. Knorr Soap 32c btl. Beech·NFOODS a 10c 4 'lz-o:r. lar Pint btl. 63c Qt. 31c Golden Onion 2-Patket box ...... _ 2 Jcn 31c 2 l:lues 39c 2 (an• 23c MARGARINE 39c lb. pkg, CHAR MIN Toltet tt11ue 39c 4-roU pkg. CALGON Nlagaro Wator Caultl-r Instant Spray Starch 15··:~~"'"'01 59c ~ J d lV2·lb. 73c bc!x 43c Argo Gloss Starch p~. 19c . box Calgonite '~ ~' . d Calgon Bo~quet~!~ &*c Liquid Laundry Starch 1'1d ..... r, Llnlt ___ _____.. ~!I~_~r-- '-'ar!h __ Junior Foeds Cereal For Baby Straintd Juice For Baby ,-: __.....; 39c FlEISCHMANN'S 85c Argo · ... ' ...... ,:~ 21c ,.... ..... ~ ' 1%--lb. Colgan -~ Bu~bleBath I ~~89o UYI BROWN JERS£\' lion Appalachian Debate begins onaidthe Passed measure today with UP to 10,000.471 Green Stamps 83c BOX --- dozen c 3-lb. bag with a $5.00 PURCHASE f\Jt(HAU. f()V MAY tiDffM AS """"'" (01.1 Cake Donuts ONIONS bo •- IIO~NFOI NO W THRU WED Cinnamon - Powdered Suaar Yellow PUIOI,.i£ IOU IU' UDUM ol$ ..... N'f tOU- 1'01>1' 1.1 ~ANI katio Favorite For Flavor with a $10.00 PURCHASE For Program lfllzOIIIIE c GALLON JUG tU•fl (M•• •••hlbil.-d In Charleston JUICE c 46-oz. can ,ptp;a IIDHM THIS COUPON fOI ·J.~fJ•I•> GREEN STAMPS Point Juniors Orange PAK and Required Purchases• River news field M5 a.m. I katie EVANS Homogenized MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 \teldabl lUI Ioiii. SUPER MARKETS lllght To l imil Quanlil1•• Births , 1 Mrs . We5\ey Stsson, 57 Water I Mrs. Jsab£'1 Simpson SL. West Jdferson, son. 7.35 1 Mr. T G ll illdorf' is. ('onfinf'd a.m. Saturday. Mrs. Glenn R. to his home with virns pn+>u· · 1 Varney, Jr., 905 Adams Ave ., monia. H.avt>m;wood, W. Va ., daughter, . . I 5:52 a.m. Saturday. Mrs. Har· Mrs. Ward SJyrc ts a su_rgl· ry J. Richards. South Rhode cal patient m llv!zt>r Hosp1tal Island Ave., Wellston, son, 12:- Mr. Hnd Mrs . .John Parsons 30 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Roher! and children Je£f and Julie of L. Barrett, Rt. 1 Ewington, dau- Columbus were dinner guests rhter, 2:32 am . Sunday. Mrs. Sslurdav of her aunt. Mrs. H11 z.. ltO)' H.oss, 403 Pennsylvania el Carn~h<..r. ami called on other Ave., Wellston, daughter , 2:20 relatives. a m. Sunday. Discharged Mr. <1nd Mrs. Sam Curt is Ptdienls discharged over the and Sue Anne took Mrs. Curti s' pas: weekend Included Mrs. mother, Mrs. George Davis to Lena Day, Mrs. Forrest Don- her home in Columbus a f I e r ~)· , Mrs. Davis Holley, Mrs. spending three weeks ronvaLester Brisker. Frank Roush, lescing, after surgery. On their Mrs. Wyatt Radford. Arthur return home t~wy visi ted Mr. Morantv . \frs . WH\ard Ke-sePI, and Mrs. Walter Wells and Walter · Pelfray, Marvin Hall, family at Washington , C. 11. J WiiiRtd Potter. Mrs . .lames &:ott, James Reed, Mrs. RobMrs. .John F'ishrr and Ray er Bevins and infant daughter , Rou ~ h of Akron sf'('nt the wet>k· Mrs. Jerry Brammer Mrs. Wil· end with Mrs. 1\enry Housh, Uam E. Green Ill and infant Mildred and Dalr'. aon , Paul R. Halley, Mrs. Da., vid Simpklns. Mrs. Allen New-1 Mr. an~ Mrs. R. J . \\ ilson meyer, Melvin G. Grl..>nm, Mil· and fanuly of Jackson were 161-l'd T. Johnson . Dana F'. Fick, guests Saturday of her mother. Mrs. Oma SUvey, William Mrs. Harry 1\ayman. I Freeman, ~rs . Edward Stev· Mrs. I Lenne Curtis spent thf' ens,_ Mr1. Wlll.ard A. Delawder, wt•ekend with twr sister . Mrs. I Chns A. Lewts, Jamu; () Up- llelen Strickland at Pomt-roy. ton, Douglas W. Johnson , D!'an· rw K. Henderson. 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Wood Jennifer Duncan, Donald ~- ~ of Athens spen t several days Ma!lsle, Charles Denny, Jes~le wtth their d<~ughter , Mr. and John~n, Mrs. John H. -~eaver \ Mrs. Frank Clt'land and Ht•v I and mfant sun,_ Mrs. t.dward : <J nd Mrs_ Gu:. Snyr<' Murphy and mfant dau ghter. I Mr. and Mrs . Sam Marrs ot Mrs. Marlyn Haner and infant 1Vmton spent sewra l days bsl son, Mrs. Thomas P. Price, week wtth Mrs. Maude Young Fred Sanders, Lawrence Wolfe. Mr _ and Mrs. o. F. Sleeth of ' Mrs. Frances Barker, Judge 0 . Charle~ton spen t Sunda y with E. Rowland. \1rs. Halph Durst Mrs. Maude Young. I and John Carpenter. Afternoon callers of Mrs. _ _..:;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;.___ , Youn~ wen· Mr. and Mrs . John Stebbins and chil dn' n of Gallipo lis and Mr ~md M r~. Fwlds and his fatht>r of Nt>w \lavrn . 'I Steve Tower,JeffEipern May Improve Rio's Quintet r-r Htl· l W. Va Keith (lick. ;ect 1 1 Wntan TtansletJ SPACE CARTWHEEL- Aft to jail records were, concept shows hov.1 So in NASA's new ~ 7 0 in~ scheduled to starlln~~~::~:.ji~~.?'~ne, 3 , Hartford , aatellite will photograph Final approval is 11 warranti Marvin earth as the satellite rolls either late Tuesday or Pt. Pleasant, assault like a wheel in a neartime Wednesday. and William John Baird, The satellite will GLOVES IIIIIJIY -111M 36C SANDER pr. 1 o~~~t)h~·s~~~r~H~og;•;et~·~·~r;ig;ht~in;g~aind~~~;~~;th;e~fir~st~d~·~ib'~&Jobal~l gram is an $840 million Major for emphasis ization a six-year construction project the mountainous region. Other funds would provided for soil ~rvatlon, timber development, •::~~~~~ al education and health • In proposing 1M program year, Johnson said a special ef· fort was needed to solve area's problems of unemployment, worn-out and economic isolation. Hepublicans, who charge measure discriminate• other equally areas, have offered a lute which would apply the pro-gram's benefits lo all of tbi natlun's low·income regions. tralflc. coverap. THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT lo o< obsletrlos, SIIOC8 or -serr. lhe tui1Ke WOOD BIT SEI'., ~ beloogs to the 1~. Tho lulul'8 belongs to tiiOSe vi(!CrOIJS enough to live It and shape M:. Are )lOUr Khoo4s pr<Nidtng tor ~sical ftness as part of a sound education? You parents can help see that they do. Write: The Prestdent's Council oo PhysK:al .fillless, Waslllngtoo, D. C. tor IAionl>aliorl. il!u UTitlTY DaUlCI DRILL •14·88 DRILL IL"' REG. $1.56 S12·88 WORK 't FITIIIESa Rtl!lfRIZIO WARM GlOIIISI sac Fifteen Women are AI Cancer Oinie PT. PLEASANT - Filteen women attended the Mason Cancer Detecllqn Clinic held Thursday at the Byrne Clinic . sponsored by the Mason Coun- : ty Cancer Society. The clinics are held oach ' month and appointments should ·• be made by contacting M r 1. 1, William Rardin, Jr. The next i clinic ia scheduled lor March , 18th. IIIAY'§'v.:Jo .,. ..................... . . ' " ' - BArrERIES ...... tnd .....tlld tit . . .... ..-.CAl =:'PON 2 fer 25c ~~-2for29C ...... ~ --.n ...nt TORCH lrllllu-•• FUEL CYLINDER REG. $1.111 C/11 Will S1.00 COUPOI pr. GLOVES · $2.49 .... .... ._.._., ........r. b.«ow _.. with ,._ '-• ...... tlotn. Uquid proof, ..... .cldl. •llltla. Jo..ah 'lhyl ..... lno gl- lonv • .....- Chi ,.. ...... . .b. . . . . . . . . . . . . QiAN~- PRES-TO-LOGS .... ,_ $1.29 :r::..·- . . . -·--·-11111 :.:";;;.;;;;i .................................. ...._ -.......... --. .................. ..... --. A ......... _ . , .. ~ Use Your Credit- Open A Bild A Count- P•y Nothing Down- As Little As $5.op Monthly Brumfleld, Glenwood. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. DISCJIARGED: Leonard Shobe, Pt. PleasiiJII; Mrs. Char- 11111&,.- 11.00 INSULATED PHYSICAL "THI! DEPARTMENT STORI! 01' BUILDIOO l!NCI 19U" onu. Pu l. lo :>hed •t: Mat Council Met •• ~.... Bd-' COUNCIL ON Pleasaal Valley Hoopllal ADMITTED: Mrs. Myrtle Blount, Pl. Pleasant: Michael Musick, Pomeroy; Mrs. Emmer Welch, Eleanor; Mn. Har-[ ry Bright, Henderson: John 1 ~,. YJtm..COATm BRO-I'LANNEJ.I leo KinDBII'd, Bopett. BffiTIIS: Mr. and Mrrs. Paul Rayburll, Pl. Pl88111111, • daughter; Mr. ad llrL Carl pie, loldholdt, • Dl Mr. ad Mrs. RGbert •se •· PL 1'111- lL• '1'lt ' . . . . CANVAS OIDVIS ,. r::W • ... w. AdvertiStnl i l4 II 7 II Meodllll-. PHONES WY 2-3193 •ncl WY 2-3679 POMEIOY, 0. --~e..., ~ • �, • J?.~' :!II Four Are IDJUfe • d JD • smashun P?meroy-Middleport, 0 .._Mar. 1. 196H Sentinel, Soviets Seen Backing Away From Co-Living LONDON (UP!) - Authorlta· I \'f · dipl omatic sources said todov the Soviet Union Is back· in" :lWHY trorn !Is policy of praceful ('Ot>Xlstence with the 11,"'' Krem!lr. leaders were report. r<l , ,ill paying lip service to the I registration. urday evenlll( with IMir Another Sunday accident took &hler ' Mr. and 'Mrs. Freel placo at 3:40 p. m. on Rt 7, Tackett and family. WELU>TON , Oblo tUPlione and three tenths of a mile Kenneth DeVore, Columbuo Gov. J...,.. A. Rllodet Is slatnorth of Crown City, I visited Ills ailter, Mr. IUid Mrs. ., to aahlle WeiiJton Industry Bill Daft over the weekend. lolll&hJ wben be speaks at au I MENTAL ILLNESS UP latl diD I WASHINGTON iUPI)- More In ~uuatry apprec oa oer V paltent• wore admitled to pubsponsored by the area trade . 1 ANNOUNCINGusoc1a 1o Four young men were m- ltc mental hospllolo last year t o. jured seriously in an early ' than any year in h1story. But 1 NEW DAY ..,.-'W' <nii Sunda,Y morning accident \he average length ol time they investigated by Gallipolis stayed was much less, accordQUARTER Post, State lfighway Patrol mg to the U.S. Public Health at 1:15 a .m. on Rt. 7, one Serv1ce. Begins Mareh 17 and seven tenths mt1es Thf' service reported during 1 9, 12 or 1S Month south of Gallipolis. in front the weekend that more thao Dlplomo Cours.. of the residence of Dr. Ar- 30,01» admissions were record· thur Fleming, ed in 1964. The ohorter stayo l eGeneral Office The car, a 1964 Dodge, were reflected in !he !act that was driven at a reported l' the number of patients resident ' eSecretarial MONTREAL fUPI) _ An ex- speed of between 100 to 120 . m the hospitals on any one day plosion ripped through an apart- miles per hour b~ Thoma• \ dropped below 500,000 for the • Jr. Accounting men\ complex in a Montreal E. Mills II of Gallipolis. It ftrst time m 15 years. I h n"ion-easlng n'!'!gotiators witb lhr Weot ' · 1'he assessment was reinforced by developments during the werkend which suggested that Premier Al e.o.:ei N. Kosygin does not want to visit West Germany now, that he may put off a "rheduled visit to Btitaln and that he may prefer to forget ab.')U l a meeting with President Johnson for the time being. Police Report 2-Car Acciden Blast KillS TWO pefSOfiS Ifi MontreaI 0hoedzens several mail boxes 1 and aI VALUABLE PLAID e Stenographic ----------- ho petrl:onsnd f 7ere sign 1t then flipped end ovI Registrations Will Be Ac· rus to ospt •~ a trs re. . I BY MARIE ALEXANDER ports indicated at least two per. er end and landed on 1ts . cepted Until March 10. k'll d · wheels. The car was demol - The community was sadden- Enroll now . sons ~ere 1 e · . ished . ed Tuesday evening by .the 1 Pollee sources sa~d 8 number death or C. L. Baker, a life- I For Colol09 ond Inform•· ?'other persons might be bur- Mills had teeth knocked out. long re9ident of Vinton. who I lion Writo, VIsit or Call led beneath the rubble of the and. multiple brui~l!l and ab- passed away in Holzer Hospital. 446-4367 lhre~story str~cture. rasmns . Ouward Ba1ley. 20, ~t. l Sunday guests in the home Witnesses said the blast OC· Crown City , recieved multiple of Mr. and Mrs. Don Swick curr~ about 8:15 a.m. EST, abra sion:s and injuries to his were their son. Mr. and Mrs. tumbhng the nnne-year-old stone ribs. Claude Swick Wellston and dau1 3 buildi.ng onto th~ street ~ d raen Montgomery, ts,s cot· ghter. Mrs. jo~ Matthews. Colouchmg off a wmd-swept fire 1town, had lacerations, a skull Iumbus. that quic~Jy . spread to other fracture and fractured right I Mr. and Mrs. Lester Waugtt ,I 36 Locust Stroot nearby bUIIdm~s. . arm. After being admitted to ! a~n~d~fa~m~i~ly~ , ~B~i~dw~e:\~1 ~spe~n~t ~S~a~t-~iiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:ii::i!iiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:ii~ Scores of res1dents poured m· Hoizer ho ~p ita\ he was later to the early morning cold, some transferred to Cabell • Hunting- 11 Stamps I AT A&P! GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS of them clad in night clothes. ton hospital ror neural surgery. and is reported in poor condi- Following retails effective thru Wed. March 3 COLLEGE GROUND Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw 0 pfomef riS •f 3-lb. or more Pomeroy police lnvt""Stigated a two-car accident on East \l ain-st Saturday at 10 :39 p.m. in whi ch h('.llvy damage was inrurrod to both vehkles. Po lire said Roger Hill. 18, Racine. Rt. 2, hit his brakes and _ lo~t.rontrol of .hi s vehicle rau~1ng 1f to slide sideways tnl un!S.,"free_"I'O'"_Ii<ll1 _."a~n·dd_lf~•c'.'t'~tl~oouu'ss_ll,,.....,....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.........,.........,.........,.....,.....,.,......,.....,.....,..,...,..~ j l to tllf' path of an auto operated SQUAD CALLED b~· Johnny Ne-well , 20, Long Bot.- Mrs. Ed Griffith of near Bashtom . Thf're wa~ medium dam- an was dead on arrival of the dll;e to the Hill vehicle · while Pomerey emergency squad Sun.\le wl:'ll'S car was a total loss day at 11:20 p.m. Hill was cited to Mayor Char· [ ie s Legar 's court on a charge RED CROSS MONTH In driving Jell of center. No in· WASHINGTON \UP[)- Presljunes were reported dent Johnson has proclaimed \1ayor Legar fined Doug- March as " Red Cross Month'' $10 and urged all Americans to las Seyler, 21, POmeroy, .and costs on a citation of exces- ''join up, to join in, in the sup. sive speed for road conditions port that your Red Cross aOO S5{l for leaving the scene of need s." an accident. In remarks recorded for ra- 1 dio and television, the President MARRIAGE UCENSES said the "tasks which fall In Charles Wllliam Morris, 31 , I the Red Cross are. numerous I Middleport, salesman, an~ 1 and many ... our '!ltrength and ,foyc~ Ann Durham, 18, Harrt·t support assures it5 strength and 1 sonv11le: Lloyd Elwood Nelson. succeSs." 19. Reynoldsburg. electrician. - - - ---- - - ' nnd Connie Lou Haley, 18, RutWarm Lined land, student. AIR COMMAND PWS e Bus. Administration Vlnfon I SAVE CASH HERE'S ANOTHER HAPPY NOTE! 1 ltion . third passenger, Jerry I TWO FINED I The Howard West, 47, and Floyd Colley, 19. Rt. I Crown City, , Andrew Reynolds. 19, Middle- suffered a fractured left leg. I port, each were fined $10 and multiple abra•ions and bruises, , costs by Middleport Mayor ~e and one or his ey~ had to be Smith Salurday, West, on a removed . ' ch<:~rge of passing on a curve The injlU'ed were taken to I and Reynolds for excessive Holzer hospital in a Miller amspf'Cd for road conditions. ,bulance. Mills .was charg~d . with l ROCKERS ROll ON- O u t~-ide No. 10 Downmg St red , official residenl'e of the Prime Minis~. · ... t1·r, tw o L un .. Iu n I10 \ )ult s u••d ' f<Jur "Rm' kcr~" hold a l;;Umm it confcrem.'e. Quartet moved out, to save YOU money 1 polwy but to all appearances the) have halted moves toward implementing it. Informed diplomatic source. said the Russian attitude bao ~tlffenf'd on all _Western suburb today destroying one 32- went out of con~rol and ran ___..:;;;::::;:::;;::;;__ _ f~ont~ .. Tbf're were Sign~ tbe apartment structure and !pread- off the right Side of the 1 • Kcrmh~ '' •tudt•u•ly avoidlns lng fire to three other buildings. highway knocking down the " ''IVBI of any meaningful Early March Specials Off•ICe Hours·• Tuesday & Thursday Ca II•• WY• 2•J279 every slice! BEEF lb Chicken Breasts 39( • lb. Lener Amounts--lb . 47c Chicken Legs FRESHCOMPLETE DRUMSTICK & THIGH c FRESHYOUNGTENDER GOLDEN RIPE SOLID GREEN NEW BANANAS CABBAGE lb. sc MAINE -· U.S. No. 1 SIZE A POTATOES 10-lb. Bag 69c ! BOOTS $5.00 BOOSTER NOTICE The Rulland High School Athletic Boosters meeting Bcht>duled for Wednesdav ha s been postponed until MarCh 10. LOCAL TEMPS The temperall"' in downtown I Pomeroy o\ II 30 a . m. loday I was 62 degrres under sunny skies. RETAILS BELOW ARE EFFECTIVE ALL WEEK Ladles Fino Leather Reg. $6.99 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. I ~=~-:!-~~~~~~~ every bun! REG. 49c NOW 34c EACH- I Maj. Sanford Graves sits in seat of officer in charge. Heart of command post is this vital Command .N CASE OF A NUCLEAR A'ITACK, America's bomber ] and missile might will be controlled from the Air Force's "flying command post" over the Strategic Air Command 1w:1dq uarters near Omaha. SAC recently . obse rved the fourth a nniversary of its c6mmand post m the clouds, Buy Extra! Stock Your Freez• Compartment~ DON'T DR .. ILE AWAY FOREVER ••• which is maintained by ten-man teams in EC-135C's, con- FULL verted and specially equipped Stratutankcr jets. The airborne control centers fly in an "orbit" which keeps the Omaha headquarters within visual or radar sight. These posts have mm·e than 35,000 hours ol jet flying in that time. · Juicy olices of orchard-fresh apples, delectably oe-.oed ••• baked inside a flaky ci'\Ult Enjoy this fine pie - aave cub, tool FAUCET FOBCE ~ saves lille " _. •a•ey DELICIOUS - TASTY LonghorncHEEsE MILD / • e e '* .....,.,... ARGO BRAND - De; d ~. P-p ddi"en ple.trol waltf' wtf • -...o...·....... - baked with PG-7n® DO ' b ..... for lou ot • ......... ,~ woik do ftld A8d tlililft't DOMib..UC.WbM',..fft • iblc tO d:::tiJ..an ....... ,.... ~e:· ONAL UNEUP Military police from six different countries line up outside thP headquarters of the ~::~~= Fooce in Cyprus. Represented are Canada, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Sweden and England. WHEI:E GHOULS FIAl TO TIEA~Artiat worka oa papier..meche Xiag l'eonweo iiiRdim!e .i '$168.oo ficurs for the ..Sval Ia Vlu ahts Jiall7. FOREMAN an'' ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. 39c Chunk Style Tuna Fish AI I ;:::'::...- ':" $84.75 11Mft"t 21b. pkg. .,. . . _ " ' - ..... ' -· Oolo- ........ peak.. 49c A&P BRAND Cottage Cheese plcoqqlpo lb. a pure all-vegetable shortening high in poly-unsaturates! LIGHT MEAT 4 61f.:t -ox. cans 89c MILD AND MELLOW Eight O'Clock f Coffee SAVE 20• j 3 -LB. $ BAG REG.$2.13 J �1\ . I t __ _ _ ,_ INFORMATION t mshed apartment. Middlevort. wv 2-3874. _ _ - ' 1 lfc 5 ROOM a~artrnent and batb unfurmshd A.IJ ot11itJes rur- '- •· ... ::o:;;~o': ru•uc•u... 11100 o-~~~ ......, "- 10- fJ~Ily . __ MoDERN~o;oo~~:d-battltU.-1 WANT AD ,. " cA.NcEU...At"lONt r.ott.llii"""TTONI I Pomer~y Srnllnrl. J>omrroy-Middlrport. 0 .. -@ ·.Ali (Jf\.. 2 SIGNS 0P M~r. 1, 1965 Wurlitzer Motor Co. QUALITY Harrisonville News Notes REPOSSESSED SOCIAL SECURITY 1M •eeesrt.ed untl1 tH)(I "'"' D•l' ,., I"Uhllatot\Otl A. PIANO 1963 Tempest LeMans Cpe. Local owned and low mileage. red ovt>r lvory rinlsh. 326 VB engine, automatic trans. Like new whit«>wall tires, radio and heater. Was $2095 _ _ _ _ __ Special $1799 M. ~,,.,. UI•~"Oullt Pomerov Motor Co. HULLYWOOD (UPI)-1 wllh ol London, than wae Prlnceoa 0 etworu would llop Hll(j. Grace 1D her alll'lley ol Monaco, ~~ farnoUI lclrolllll on toun than waa SOpbla Loren In her 1 . orelill laoda to lllllke tel• look at Rome - but still she lh< · VISion travelol\lll. Let them 10 could not beat the baoic hand!· paid vacatlona, yes - and cap. good health to them. But It la Friday night's program ufdJstr<ssJDg when even a lovely fered no"·' ng lndividual, diSh like illller Stevena, who point, no focua, except that Mloa YISit_ed Sweden Friday night on Stevena waa visiting her ABC. TV • cannot overeome the land and spoke to aome famous condescending contrivances of people there. Well that's a nlce ·reaaon for a per;.nal trip, ol itaged, phony lnlorJnallty. No actress could beat the course, and 1 like many art~ro bas1e handicap ln the structure and actresses, but I must tf these affalra. You get the estly confeos that 1t Is not leetmg that those ln charge of erolly very thrilling to me lle productiona fancy them- know where they came from, oelves as sophlotlcatea who are and all about their backgroundJ Joing to give a tbrlll to the and how they got where they 1easants back home. are, and what they think about I 011 'Plano S295·00 ® a- -- - Whenf!Ver I hear of another hnpending television. tour, I get • sneaking feeiJni ol nausea !hat inevitably turna out to be legitimately motivated. Miss Stevens was more 1enu.inely natural than wao Elizabeth Taylor In her video tour Wheel Alignment I' I SOCIAL CALENDAR Brake Service BJ aeHnars deat , after l IIY I'm oorry? ·Television Rev11e Tuppers Plains Society News By Mrs. Fellx Alkire ~ -"'= a BV MRS. EVELYN BRICI'LES Mr _ and Mrs. Robert Blark- If ·t d h b h J you are "'If-employed and The World Day of Prayer will BAL. DUE v1s1 e er rot er, erry are thinkl bo t et' · h warner of Ru11 and. ng a u r mng, ere be observed with a program at · · t:s a way to speed the proc~ Wilda Stacey Pomeroy Route 1·ng of . I 't the E.U.B. church Friday, h t , t ' your soc1a secur1 y M I I vtsiled recently with Mr. and claim . Have a copy of your .arch ~t a. .2 o c1oc p.m. 1963 Corvair Monu Coupe Mrs. Da\lid Riggs and family. 1964 tax return and the cancel~ w_1th the Qlru!.tian _and, MethoDr. Carr of Rio Grande Jed check showing you filed dtst churches partlctpatmg. EvA sharp low mileage local ear . Jet bla("k finish , lire11 show WA~TF:D : I or 2 room furnish- : Take Over Payments little Wf'ar 110 H.P. engine, 4 speed trans. Radio, heatt'r. red , College spent the week end re- your rd:W'n with you when you eryone is welcome. ed a[)artment. for I~ ditys l $16.00 A Month burket ..:eats and vinyl trim . t r.•ntl p•r word one 1n1ert1A11 romm,..w·mg March 4 Call i l'tmt_ly w1th the Gup Harper stop at our office, advised Rob- Members of the W.S.C.S. of l¥1\l'llmUID Chan • 6n ~nt• Special $1699 Was $1B95 :'I 1 ento oer word for rhrq ~on WY 2·2232. 2 25 3tc famJiy . e~t ~- Lorent, Social Security the Methodist church were IDM!r1JOU USED STUDIO :i<• ,,., e•m' 1111 palo:J 1<111 _ .. , Joy W1sem<:tn of Columbus re- D1stnct Manager in Marietta. guests or the Alfred W.S.C.S. at ICI• Plll:l W'UI)Ifl 10 d1y1 ('"MD OJo TIUNKJ • OI:UTUARIQ cently spent a Sunday after- 1 Self..mployed persons are the Alfred church Tuesday eveSl 2!1 for lKI wurd mlu . noon w1th Mr . and Mrs. Gary now ftlmg their federal income · F b 16 At! d' llnum Eacb ada1tJon&l 11'Crd lC 100 DLAES OF' Timothv . hay. OPEN EVES. 7·.00 p_~ G·•· tax returns based on their earn· nmg, ~M e ruary enMmg rn. tu.'lon. . M tl Bo· ti5r a bale. See Dana BricklE's John Gibson 's three children lings of 1964. BecBuse of the time M..,er~ rsCh. yr e Mgge!IS,M rls. OI'TJC:a. HOUHS 1:30 A. . Ill to 15 .00 P M o"" Itt I Shad" Ohio ·t I 3t" POMEROY, OHIO $20 Down $3 00 WHkly t . I . I ded f th axme apman, rs. ere _ , _ _ ~. __ · _ · t' • • spen a n1g 1t w1t 1 Mrs. Lana nee or ese returns to be G "f£1th M E . H lse ... tw-du --8-'0 A M to 12:00 ooop _ JT'S SO i:ASl' UALEO HAY, SOc. Dressed F•ctory TNlned Service Gibson. process. By Internal Revenue Tl ' rs. umce a y, 1'0 PLf.Cii: A hogs, I large pony, I mule. Mr. and Mrs. Felix: Alkire and to be entered on his social Mrs. Gertrude Hoffman, M~s. lll'.liliL1 PRODUClNU WANT AP Phone WY 2-2853. 2-27·3tpl Business Services Real Estate For Sale spent last Thursday m Colum- lsecurity record, information Glrace Kuhn, MlrsW. Gtl~dy• VI':: --- 1 bus. · bout 1964 self-employment will et, Mrs. Nelse ea erman UJ PHONE WY 2-21 56 ORDER AMSTUTZ's H. & N. FOR SALE: 8 room houst-, Dr. and Mrs Dun Gibson and not be shown on our records un. one guest, Mrs. Patsy Chap".~ick ChiCk" leghom chicks, 1 EXPERIENCED er outbuildings, hot and cold , family of Portsmouth. Mr. and til later this year. However, we man. ur started pullets today . Modrunning water , 5 acres Phon• 28'"- 2104 Mrs. Gary Gibson, Mr. and lcan figure a person's beneflt Ronnie Barnett of the Air In Memory ern Poultry, Box 168, Athens, AUTOMOBILE ground. Located on Route 325. JACKSON, OHIO Mrs. Jttnior Gibson. local, and I on the basis of his 1964 self-em- force is spending 20 days leave Ohto. LY 2-9031. 2-27-ltc Contact: Hanel Denney, RutMr .. _and Mrs. John Gibson and ploymenl_lncome If we have_ a here with his parents, Mr. and IN MF:MORY of Leonard LeriJy land, Ohio. 2-27-6tc family or Athens visited Sun- copy of hiS tax return to verify Mrs. Clarence Barnett and famRoush who passed <Jwa~· on FOJi- SALE-:4ro0m - day with Mrs. Lana Gibson. the amount of his earnings, and ily. He will return to Texa!l March 1. 1964 . Sadl~· mis~Pd l96S APACHE Camp Trailers by his fathpr and mother, Acct>SSOflt''-' and camptng AND house, basement, large front Mrs. Clifton Morris's baby is p~oof thJt the return was Iiled for further assignment. Mr. and Mrs 8f'n 0 flrmo;h. are here We are now sdhng porrh, hot and cold water. Ill with bronchial pneumonia in wtth Jn~ernal Revenue. and sister and brothers and <~II models Ap.!!che Campers, SxS room added for bath. a Columbus Hospitnl. Mrs. Mil- We Will accept a copy of his Mrs. Guy Boggess received equipment Two models on vin Morris is still in Columbus. tax return a_nd a cancelled check word of the death of her broth3 1 1tp fnends . dtsplay. All models 3\'ailable. ~c::;. g~~~ndwO.: ~-':l;.hester The 4th grade at Harrisonville or ol~er evldenre that a return er, Everett Bennett who pass.$1 00 worth accPssories or 1 School recently had election or was filed . Thts way we ''an pro-- ed away at his home in Akron. Notice equipment frPe if you purch- WY 2-2143 Pomeroy, o. - -- -- 2-27-12tr , MAR. 1 officers. Elected were Presi- c~ss the clatm at once. Other- ~ WALKER'S Storto's nf'w f.llwne _1-;c <1n.v new !railer before ___ _ _ __ _ WANTED TO BUY Want 5. The Middleport Garden Club dent Sh" 1 Alk ' . . w1se, we have to wait until the Verle Tuttle underwent sur. CU'TOM b tch rln nd ' I tOO acres vacant land Vl"l·n,. : wtll meet Monday, Ma• rh de t' ·TireyC Ire, VICe pres- return is received from lnl.em- ~ gery at Camden Clark Hospital, number is Bashan WI 9-3709 M:.~rf'tl 15. Quality Pnnr Shop, ~ u e o a cu... ' ' 1 n erry arsey secretary 2 .,' 5 61 , t' Phil M · •Ph WY ty Cheshire - Port•~nd or Iat the home of Mrs. ' R ' R at Revenue and entered on his Parkersburg, Thursday and Is --;--;-;,===;;2j5 Mill St . Middlt>port. Vt>r· mg e1er one w eeves 1reasurer an FIRE INJECTORS give all the non Weber, Owner and Man- 2-35io • 1Z 9 tfc Diester. D. C King 530 How- Roller. A guest speaker dy Butcher · ambassadors' J d. soctal security account. convalescing mcely. b" ·1 d · ard Ave Ak.ron 12' oh·10 be Mr. Ralph Moore. C· d. L' d ' u Y The Social Security Office is Basil Jeffries of The Plain! 1g gas m1 eage an power- ager. 2·27 5tr ., , . M M 1 1 R 11 arsey an m a Brogan Mr 1 d · house performance your ear I _ AUt.,ONEEB 2 26 6tp ~re ;~· h a~~ m o .der. Don Stivers is teacher · · ~cat~ at 33~ Fourth Street, 0. was rerent Sunday guest of -was mean~ to have and you ,USF:D PIANOS _ 3 nice l Comp&ec. Sa vitA C. . lS er, rs. 0 av1 Farm- SP4 Gar Gib · . anetta , Oh1o and open from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields never agam ever have to recondltiunPd upright piano~ cnt1 llnldfard e~.• Mrs. K 0 . Tewksbary: Mrs. Su t ~ so~ and Wife, ,8:45 a.m . to 4.45 p.m. Monday and he also called on Mr. and' buy spark plugs. Guaranteed! from $4~UI5 up. Free Delivl'rlte, P'MH • C.tMt Auto Sales J. E. Harleyt Mrs. Richard Fe r; ur to hJs base at through Friday. Mrs. Jack Weatherman. for the hf_e of your ~ar Free t>rv Call Rulland Furniture. Gress. ort am Ho~ston, Texas_. re- - - ---· ---~- Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor 10 day tnal now . Give make SJ{ 2-4811 or SH 2-5034 <ilter 5 A.. C. BRADFURD The Pomeroy Garden club renUy. He Will b~ stahone.d w~ spent a Saturday evening spent Sunday with her brother and year of your car Only I 2 25 3tc Radae, Oldll 64 Ch I $ will meet Monday at 2 p. m. ther~ for the remamder of his ~J~ Mrs. Lyle Hysell. Recent Mr. and Mrs. Forest Brock $3.94 for a set of 6 or $11.92 1 i 11 tf< evro et • 1,995 at the home of Mrs. s.rvJCe term. VISitors of Mrs. Hysell were Mr Taylor'l mother Mra Zora for a set of 8. Fire lnj€'cto r 7(l,!Nl0 Tt>mro floor Fur- rNCOME TAX Servlre, John- . ~~~ke~u'=~ts !3~~~-~u] c~~frt Ebersbach with Mrs, ~rt and h~~s. Robert Damron ~s Coldla Wyant of Logan, TaYlor of New Martln.sville Sales, 11_ Anne Strt-et, Porn- : nact> . Burrwr enrlo.sed gas son . SimJ)£on Insurance Ag- Really ~harp . Only ll.S?O Brown as co-hostess. a~ . wo c 1 reo of Charleston rs. Nellie Borgan and Mrs. Ohlo ' e.roy, OhJO. _ _ 2 25 41p l -; tc;W'. A:ith morn gas stove. ency, Room 6, Coats Build- easy miles. Was $2,195. I The Salem Center PTA will v~s!ted over the weekend with Ernest Jones, Harrisonville. Mr' and Mn Pete Goodin of TIRED of washing dishes? Do Call WY 2-3374 . 2 2.1 3tc ing. Middleport. 63 Buick - - $2,445 :have a potluck supper and hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Durham Colu,;,bu• wet·~ Sunday t 1 20 Uc LeSabrP Convertible CpP len house Monday evening. Mar. Damron. live in a trailer near the 0f guess you enjoy eating someone _ __ One ("arf'ful ownf'r. l'o.wer 1, at 7 p. m. Table service will _Mrs. Grace Carr spent a day Fred Durham home on the Mr. and Mrs . Jock Weather. else's cooking? EnJOY this SlNI.F.R Sf'winu ma('hine 1963 ... 1 1 H lldl · 1 f · b 'ded Th th h M man ' · · e. • ~ .. e g er u n*' "~~'IPP) or ste¥rtnM and brakE's. Turbine e ~rov1 . ere wi_ll be WI er son, J r. and Mrs .· Er - Kingsbury Road, Harrisonville Mr.. .and Mn. Eugene Moore Saturday and attend the .,.t. 1 modrl spartan, zig zag, fan- 1 new homes Built in kit.ch- 1 drive ,r\ b"aut iful ("ar. w.. s mus1c by the Crate fam 1Jy . The I nest Carr, Pomeroy. Mrs. Durham 's daughter ney supper at the Syraruse cy df'sign, but1onllole, ~ppli· ens, storm windows. alum- I $2.595 theme will be "Education Mrs. Roy Wiseman of Rav- Joyce, was married to Charle~ and children of Washington. W. Grade School Saturdav at que. etc. $J6 88- t••rms 1\Y 2· inurn sidinR. Call Guy Ne•g· , Through F'amily Life." Every- enswood, W. Va., VISited her W. MmJS on Saturday. Va. and Mr. •nd Mrs. Floyd 5 p. rn. 2 23 51c 3862. :l 25 Btr ler, Racine, Ohio. lone Js welcome. I son, Mr. and Mrs. David Wise· Mr. and Mrs Fred Durham Matlack or Parkersburg, W. Va. ~"'~ '"" Pomeroy ' Ohio Th eod o~us c_ounc U D~ug hters man an d fam1.1y recently. . THE MEIGS I..A.IUnly Coonhuntu 29 t1c _ Is expectmg her· daughter, Lo· were recent weekend guests of trs are sponsoring a Ham SEWI\Jf', \4A rHI~R 1965 mod- F'OR SA.L.;-:_ - - 19., "'ord p'i".k-up 'or Ame~1ca Wit! meet m regu · Mr.. and. Mrs. Don Gibson and retta Taylor of New York on Mrs. · Myrtle Frost. Shoal, on Sunday. February t>l. Sews .forw<Jrd find rt'"-1 WH.SON & Sun's Car. Wash Oft truck 6~ r ood ~liar session Monday at 7:30 p. family ol Portsmouth visited Marrh 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoi· 28, from noon until dark Ht verse. Equipped to zlg zag, Page, Street, Middleport. tiitio~ Seet,~~ise~o~nig ~np-· m. at. the JOOF hall, The char- Mr. and Mrs. Murl Douglas on Mr. a~d Mrs . Glenn Jewell singer moved to their property their club house on Snowball fancy des1gn. tiS{'" msert Call VlrY •2•5212 · 2-6-30te ·1 . ' iter Will be draped in memory Sunday. of Downingto H B I" 1 here that they bought of Mar~ Hill, Syracuse. 2 22 6tc ca ms. Pay $36.42 - terms. UI'J f'..neser' Plamblal 811!111, pers p ams or Phone ~~3~. ! of Alta Nelson and officers and . Allan Borgan of Columbm; vis- Middleport a~ .:,_~~an: ~~r:~ I tin _Mollahan (formerly the Guy RUG We8Ving. WI i2826-. - WY 2-3862. 2 25 6tc Hutlnl ,~ - ---~ the te.i"rns are asked to wear Jted over a week end with his Heines Saunders and son John •Sprmger property). -- ·- - Mtnen.ute, eldf 1959 FORD Station Wagon. while. mother, Mrs. Nellie Borgan 1 of Athens were Sunday d. : Mr. and Mrs. Gerald VIolet --,--...,.-,.----2_5_30-'tp ALFALFA BAY for S<lle. ran IEud WOIU letri't trn•tu..-Good condition, ~5~.00. See MA.R. 2 Mrs. Arix is back home arier I guests of Mr. a'nd Mrs. R~~~~~ ! were Sunday guests of Mr: and ~ I'PMU8ll.E lllsurance bei!D WY 2-2557. 2 24 6tc Oe ..... 1111 .... or call Mickey WJIIJams. WY .Pomeroy. Chapter 186 o~s visiting in West Virginia. I Jewell. ~rs. Alva Clark and famtly or cftnj'f'llf!d? 1411 your operaSewet Ma~llhles ~-2928. 2 26 6t~ ~1!1 meet m ~e~ular sess1on _ Don Smith 0 ~ Rutland spent . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wil· J<~at~oods and Mr. and Mrs. tor'll lu."enRT CaB WY Z..ZMI MIXED HAY for sale WY 2S.uoollile Rain American Rambler for u.esday, at 7.4a p.m. . a week, end With Tommy Hy- !Jams and children called on Vtrg1l Roush or West Shade. 1959 0 8 lliUc 3893 _ _ __ 2 23 6tc j CaD W) Z-m~ Day 01 Nllbl pick-up truck Call WI 9- 2912 E(}'e WSWo of the EnterpriSe sell of Harrisonville Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tag---------1 7 • tk · 2 St · B church Will meet Tuf"s Rev. and Mrs. Eugene UnderSteven recently, gart and two children have mov· 2 4 Wanted To Buy ONE MEAT CASE, value. 1400 ' '•'" I'ING, Plombln&, Mueller P day evemng at the home of - _ _ Duane Stanley took his moth- I eo mto their new trailer homo One four doo r upri gh l FngHi- Furnace.. >\noJd Bredten.l Tbt kamolrr M~s Don Hunnel, w1th M1ss l vlled and urged to attend the er, Mrs Blunche Stanley to • on the Vanre Mlllhone lot OI.D BRASS, copper and iron aire. All for $1~:· ~al~i~~~~~ 118 Ea~t Malo Streel, Pom World Standard of Compaet Ell~abeth Davis as leader. meetmg to be held durmg Lent hPr home m ~lbany ' I Mrs. Ralph Matlack of Rich· eroy. Pboae W~ ~ Excellent"r I Chester C_ouncll Da_ughters or! The Rev . M E. Dowson Will Mr and Mrs Duane Stanle wood, 0 passed away and was pieces, old toys, rarved hand- nn 773-594R or Jed furniture, marble topped Store, Clifton, W. Va. 7 2:6 tfe Big ear room. ride and per Am~nra wtll meet 10 regular I lead the sessmns. had Sundav dmner wtth buried there Wednesday, F'eb. furniture, drop leaf table, cor· - -2 23 6tp_ R I Ia lormanre. SmaD c~tr ,.cuoum.t I sessmn Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The Auxihary of the Pomeroy Nada Tow~send Dowmngton . 1oth. She was a cousin by mar· ner cupboards, desks, plank ILAMP PAilTS In stock, to ,..,. ea Estate For Sa and managerabllity The charter will be draped m Bend Citizens Band Radio Club The Lend-A-H;nd Circle met riage of Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh seat chairs. cane chairs, pa~r electr_tfy' Oil ~amps, FOR SALE 6 room house See I memory of Ida Young and will meet Wednesday at 7:30 recently at the Halliday . At· and Emile Matlark. bowl and pitcher sets, chma etc .. Lamp shatl~s .. Feeder with bath, one floor plan in MetropoiJtu Motor• me_mbers are asked to wear p. m. at the home of Mrs Theo kins home in Rutland dolls, old lamps or parts of\ polish (complete ftmsh to Middleport .. 3 blocks from E. Maio Street, ~omeroy w~~e. . Neutzling. . Mr. and Mrs. Rob~rt Jewell Headquarten For srhool • church - grocery. PJiou WY Z..WI e Reedsvlil,f'-Long. Bottom March 4 visited the Halliday . Atkins lamps, gas lights and ptcture ~lur~ ~l_d 1~r n;w furntture) 4 22 fcames. WY 2-5262. Mrs. How- 2 J:OJ u !Sf omeroy WY Very good neighborhood. can tfc ~~m~mak~s ~lub Will meet The Laurel Cliff Better Health home Sunday. 2 23 fitp WY 2-5465. ard Cecil, West Main Street, ·. · _ . __ 3 I 61c ':;& FORD, mechanically in th esh ay, r~ 2· 7 p.m. at Club will mer! at the home of I Mrs.. fo llardy. formerly of 11 1 0 ~eroy. 2 23 30tc THF:RF. 'S no charge for use of , NEW- flvt>- room house With 20 1 good shape. Phone Coolville,' e e b. rs. ~nald My- Mrs Merhn Tracy , Laurel Pomeroy Route 1 is now at the 5 ANTIQUES, chma, glass-;•arf', Carpel Sharnp()(wr wllh pur- acres of good ground 12 mJies 985-2255. 2 22 6tp 1; 'Med~C:Iu ~~rt ~~lp e f~~u~! 1 Cl1ff, Thursday evenmg March Island Hou~e Restaurant, m cut glass, ("~rnival, old lamps, rhase of Blut> Lustre carpet on Route 33 near Darwm I SICk a d . . ed" L d 4th . Freeport. Grand Bahama The I furniture, wooden or iron Shampoo . Hakrr Furniture. CJ.II L72-8130: 2 27-Jt~ Help 'Nanted I Mrs ~~~nJurK bbl ea March 5 address IS Mr and Mrs John 1 articles. Ll'e Rudisill, Porn+ --.~---- 2_2.1 6tc_ --- -WANTED · Middl~ged man · lnez Wilson~ e an rs i World Day or Praye~ Servif'esl (Jol H~rdy . P . 0 . Box 476. Freeeroy. WY 2-3403. 2 23 6tp DON T PUMP. }OU ~luggJsh sep. , Ll or woman \<lust be able to i MAR. 3 I for ~ht" ~ppers Plams Cum- port. G. B. Bahamas. STANDING Tlmber~Top cash '"' tank (,d Klean·Em-Ail l \.tUCRIU t{f,ll "J live in. Inquire Oh•o Hotel 1 A Let b kf t r mumty will be held at the Mrs Nellie Dorgan and son , 8 11 Middleport, 0. : rice paid. Marion Re)'nolds. sepll c tank ''INHlt>r Land1 ' Middlenort. _ _tf~ · h h n en rea_ asbe horld F..U B. church Friday, March · Michael, spent Saturday in Gal2 27 P 1 c urc women WI 11 k F I POMEROV 7 I " e at 5 . ' 'th h ('h . . Coolvtue, Ohio, RL 3_ Call mar 'a1 rr, Bureau I house with- bath· and room rame W . I th F d . 1 d h h W d . a. 2 p. m. WI t e , nstJan "'~PO;;;;:";_·...........,.........;.. · ==•J.l~~~~~~~~~~t. after 2 18 tfc gas dr+ OMEN light assembly work e e el il e c urc e ~es· and Method 1st Chur(·hes partid- ~-- - - - - " o'elock, 667-3503. Ii culaling heat, large lront to do at home! Crestl_ine ~ay, a~ 7 30 .a.m. The medlta- paling. Everyone is welcome. 1-11-tlc 1964 APPLIANCE ] porch. corner lot with shade : Company 68-421 CommercJaJ. t llon Will be . '" charge of Mrs .. The Junior class of Middle- , • d !Iowers. Out or h'1gh . [.Jlthedral City • Cahforma · Pernn. Those who plan I por t li'1gh sc hoo I WI'II sponsor I , • Iree an I · 'I lWilbur. k C 11 d For Rent LOSE-OUT SALE water and near high school. : 2 26 2tp Mo a Ben Naret als ed toM conptact a rummage sale Fridav and 0 P T 0 M I! T R I S T -·· --l rs en eu z mg or rs er· 1 REG. CL05E·OUT $6500.00. MALE · $3.00 or more per hour 1 . · . · Saturday March 5 - 6 beginOffice Hours. 9 to 12. ~to 5 !Close at Nooo OD 1'HREE ROOMS. nicelvfurnish· 1 ~ARISTOCRAT POMEROY 6 room frame ' on permanent route work rmT.I M'ddl .t Cl b 1 ning at 9 a. m. each day in the '!burs._ Easl Court St., Pomeroy ed, apartmenl, ·ha rdw ood 1 1.J erarv u ' I 1 'lh b th nd h · I Je epor A&P b 'ld' WASHER 00 $235 $21 00 h floors, automatic ht'at, large 1 1 a a gas eat· w1t opportuni· Wl.11 mf'P 1 IV f' d nesda'' a fl.ernoon 1 ormer UJ mg . ___..._: l- ARISTOCR:AT . ELEC. 0. · ouse wt . 1 advancf'mrnt . _ closets, private hath . private · mg. front and back porches ttes . Wnte R. Brmghman, P. t 2 t th h · f M I D 5179·00 $1SO.OO and utility building, large 0 Bol 126 Grovp ('it y a, p. m. a e orne 0 rs. entrance, utilities furnished . ! RYER 1- CUSTOM lot 100. x 100 . N. 1 1 . · , · • Clyde lnt:les. Mrs. Harold Sauer 1 01110 · Phone WY 2-3200, Mifld lt' pnrt .j WASHER 2 25 3tp will review "A Moveable Feast" $175.00 SlSS.OO , ' . ·. Ire Y oca Jttfc l 1- PACEMAKER ELEC. ed on res1dent1al street. - b,.. Ernest Hemmgway . an d · Nor You aren't alone. Let us help. $205.00 $180.00 1 $6500 00 u . 5. Civil s., ••<e r. ••• , . R k II" 'II b . I roUR ROOM 3partmt>nt in DRYER MASON 6 1r · man oc we WI e gJVen I . . room arne M•o women Ill and ...... r !iei"U" !on. I b Ml B Sa bo R Pomeroy, partly furni shed.: 2-15 cu. FT. COMB. Throughout the year, we lend FROSTLESS 5349.00 $315.00 house \ldth bath. front porch litth pa, (!no,... .,,.,qu Arl . . n<'ltml!'lll Y ss ess n rn esponse PhQne WY 2-JII7. and b"·•m• I $5000 00. 0 Wn- tnlniTIJ rhnusand"Qflflt "' lttl'l• llpl!!'n PRparatnry to roll call w!ll be a work by 2 25 3tp 1 1-18 CU. FT. UPRIGHT ,.,,._ ._n IPPn>nlf!CI @•P<"I"If'nl"~ millions of dollars ·to FREEZER $245,00 $225.00 er will trade for Pomeroy or lu•uaiiJ' unnt-eeuer,. FREE Inform• e1ther subject BEDROOM HOUSE, 1126 E.' 1-20 cu . FT. UPRIGHT M'ddl ·I IHm on joht . •IIUlrlu rroqun .. men•t I The . study book • "One Wit' ... thousands of peopla for , 1 eport property . Wrl'" .,.t'l,, ll'lvlnr n•m• ldttr..,. .,,, • . JuG D St., Pomeroy. Phone FREEZER $265.00 $240.00 C C C pnon• 1 ness m One World·• will be WY wros 2 23 . . UCKLER, REAl.. TOR IL\ht<t\n SU'""I'ICI Bow IMII-· PnmlriiJ . . .. undreds of different reason& . titc POMEROY BOX 2!1 WY Z-3830 Dllll.r Sentinll,. PomerOJ', Oll.ln the Sllb]f.'Ct '?r study" and Will THREE ROOM turn.islled apart· J•ck w. C1rsey, I POMEROY OHIO form the bas1s for a self-analWe believe that paying taxes ment witb batb for couple PHONE ' 2 26 3tr I Insurance ysis'' of the lora\ Methodist on time is reason enouQh. Utilities furnished . Phone WY WY 2·2111 - church at the first session to • In Middleport. S _ FOR SALE: Three bedrooms, GUARANTEED, renewable for , be held Wednesday evening ~ _ 2 5436 212 1 Fifth Ave. . l 18 tfci'SF:VF:RAL Bushels of oats. bath, basement. l&rage, gas , IUe hospitalizalion. Issued Marrh 3 beginning at 7 p. ~ Some third cutting of alfalfa furnaett, fireplace. 21,2 lots. at all ages . Phone WY 2-6166. to 8· 30 p. m. All members of 1 I a 18 tfc Heath Methodist Chureh .are in- t 5 MOm and bath apartment and some straw. Emmett G. Phone 773--5611 Mason. Ill Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3319. Will, Pomeroy, Ohio. 2-13-30tp PHIYI'U Copymg s.rv1ce Co!> I' 12 1~ uc • M •tc Livestodc ' 1eo made ol teaal papers. - - -- - - • .. v FOR SALE-Mlddleourt'o tal~ · 11 E:R JotJ for rent, close DELICIOUS PIZZAS! Home- elf building. 10Cllted 352 N btrltt rt"ronl~ and almost any POR- SALE - Two Western .aundrymal and schools. rrmde completely from crust Second Street. Middlt>port other docu~nts I show pOnies, 54 inches. well 1 tu delicious: sauce. Choice of Pr1ced for qutck IIIBie lDReuter losuuoce, Pomei'OJ' 1 broken. trophy winners, One PV Lumber & Supply Con> R d1 4'1 . h f PepPf>roni, Sausage, Hamburg quire at Ohio Hotel.. --· ·- 1:.n .• 8_ _ _ ___ ·-- _ I oa !<I t>1· nony . . me eJ.~ . ast :~1dd:eport. tll-3-Uc M h ~ ) 1 track. Come see. Cheryl Wiler, or us room 1bua . HOUSE F'OR SALE: On Laurel Traveling at a normal r~te. , n:i four rO'l'U furni5:hePrice by size, large $1, Med· Cliff Road. Mrs. Norman E. I the kangaroo j' umps rrom 5 to I Iiams, Pomeroy -Harrisonville nd ~ •..--... 1urn ~11 Rd . •~. ama SOc. Jack's I Hysell WY 2-6322. ' 10 feet in a single leap. -- - - - 3 I 3tc . w~ ~ II e ttc Dairy Bar, Middleport WY 2· • 2 211 25tp : --·. ~- -- - . - I Dr. M•.vin E Doerr •. Veterln· :TMFNT, 5 room• and 11987. 2 24 12tc . ~ BuSiness Opportunoty arian. large •nd small animals ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 128 Wa hin)!t St R11 t FOR SALE House lor sale 3 -~ - - - .. -··· · o <hower and tub. 6S S.IIAY delivered first and oecond l bedrooms · bath carport ~r- I F:XCHANGE HOURS F'OR ' on · .. · ven•· J,J St, Middleport, Phone cutting. Also Straw. W. Cliff I risoovillo' ....,,;,nable Phone CASH~ Opportunity to make ' ~;"'· W Va ~hone 27:1-4271 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy \. Y 2~2671 1 15 Uc Stout Guysville Ohio. Rt. SH 2-5468 Jc:e hour~ Ually 4 tn 6 p. 2 ~. 121 c , good monev in a busines~ of · LOTS _ 1ree IN!W- I, Ph. MO 2-2439. ' · I 26 _Uc fJ 'ILER 2-13-JOtp I ·- . ~ your own 1n p omeroy a nd . _ m.~ _ _ ____ NOW OPEN SATURDP,Y 9 AM TO 12 NOON · __ . _ FOR SALE F1ve room Middlt"oorl. s~1rt earnin... at a~e and ~rater. Brown'• 'fraU USED Army field jackets. Air house plus breaki;H r" .,. ,, once selling Rawlelgh ·pro- _ __,Sala Or Trade _'__ e' . Park !Stale Approvetl) Corps coveralls, pants andll and bath at !23 Union Ave. du<t< . Write P· wteigh Dept.,l1~'3 VOI"KSWAGEN, 2 •••led Mmernlllt, Ohio, Pbollo WY ahirh . Carl Chevalier. '""I Seen by appointmen 1 P "'" . 01!~172.1, Freeport, Dl. pick-up truck. Phone SH · 2tr1D I most subjects. The program was alred In glorioua black-and-white, by the way, whlcb didn't help matten. And, aa I say, Miss Stevena a aplendid figure of hood, and even survived an terview wlth Prlme I I o: 1,-=----•••-= ==-=--. I Eng lander" MATTRESSES ;:e :r\re 1 n /tJJ BAKER FURNITURE II' I' II ==- N. W. COMPTON Q. 0 I' 1 1 ! ,.,===================="'- t·l 1 I 1 b 7 m: • l a ttc: .Bo~~om. H-iO!i WY HiGI. a .aa II• 1 a a 1tp m&. a-a7-aw I ' ' d 8 'tEP.. r SEEN All 11-1' SIGHTS CALEB!! 1 HEAR THAR WUI. 'IE WUZ. UP IN 105EE NEW 'lARK Ct1Y OlD 'IE GIT UP ON TOP OFTH' UMPIRE STP.1E BUILD IN "~ FER A ....... ar ollbr. T. A ll'alt.- .. flaYDft<l bud0011d7 WIFf.'fo BRAINS INtENDED TO b olp 10. Djl.pnt f.Oqt Ike U. Se'!'OIP l!pOOil &. Nept.i\ u. 01!1'1 Nply 16.- 111. ""' lt.ot- la.IDquloltl.. II.Tonslle ............. abbr. •water: .,. 8p. d ii!&M ;tl. "'Gun. aASl4 IN.":" -.....--......:::--... ..""'* 37.Preocll aa.ut ral e ba cter 80.- a.r::! 113.ABE_. t• 8&. or.edT IIS.Bopc p 88.City 811.11...... pool, «<.l'altat •oow.O.OJM• J. pnw tue.., DAILY Wi~B- Bel'e'lllttolr Ct11 .... .\li:YDLB.t..t.S:a II \ "You can't tall a buabal!'player from~ football player? That'o eaayl BaMball playaro ahave and football playen oomb their halrl" ~ WMPO Radio Monday Thru Frldoyz 6:00 Sl~. News 6:06 Sacred Hearl 6:20 Melga cr, RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers Farm 6:30 1!111 Miller Show 6:57 Weather 7:00 N,tional New• 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 7:30 Sports 7:35 Bill Mlllor Show 7:35 Picken& Hardware Show (Tue 0da y-Thursda Y) 7:30 Newo 8:30 Daily Light 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (Wed.-Auction) Frl, Show) 9:00 News 9. 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Roscoe Thorne 12:30 CouniJ Asenl f:30 Top fen Rmlo 5:00 New1 Ru.IDdup 3:10 The Sunday Showcase '3:U Colql!Q <;o llaoQd &: a Public Semea 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour \:~ Newa Beat 6:00 The Sundown Serenade 1:00 Country Go Round 6:30 Dlnner 14utdcala 1:00 Sip Olf 1:30 Sign Off Newa Seal 10:00 Swap Shop 10:15 Morning Meditatibns 10:30 Bill Mlller Shol" 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) t0:45' Family Worship (Thurs.) 10:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete Shields) (Fridays) 11:00 News 11:05 Tiny· a Country Junction 11·45 Tiny's Country Hymn Tlmo 12:00 Cement Block News 12 :30 Goesaler's Guest Star (Frll t2 :30 Larry Anderson Show 3:00 Jlm Meea Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show (TUes-Thur.) 4:30 Naws (Local) 4:40 Jtm M... Show 5:00 News 5:05 Jim Mea• Show TEARY $25 to $2000 ' . " ... lw HAJI:OLD GRAY II'~ ~ - - . . , . . , . M -er,a-::r LIT HIM Wl' .,.,..,.. LOHil ""'" "" ld0Jm4 .. 1'\.0"'110 MONDAY THRU FIIJDAY US Sign On 7:311 Newa Headllneo 7:32 Musical Clock 7: 45 Echoea of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley Nelli -=u I 1-:=f. ANP I JVS'r ...l .Jl/61' NiVEit .. I M. JDlmmen'tJ' ax I the late Mr. H&rry Manuel and Mrs. ManueL Mr. Is the eon of Mr. and Mr s. Floyd CUmmlnl. Rev . C. L. O'O>nnor performed the dollble ring ceremony. Given in marrh1ge by her brother, Herscbel Manuel, the ono• .. 1 white satin dreos and short veil. She carried a white Bible and rosebuds . Mrs. Judy Morlln, ailter of the bride, was matro11l of honor. Serving aa best was Jack Cummins, brother the groom. -:- !1.::... -...... ·-- - ·An·-"""'---· ... =:.. ... 4., B: BJaettnarS Mr{ ~d.. .,...,.,.. LCII..,_ a~,..._ rnu I 11 S€&115 THAT ._lt$T ~ Q\IITE 60T A.ROIMD TO ... LEU. . 'IOiJ J<N{)&) H(!o!IT 6Q;:; 50\I£Tlllt5, OA I LY CROSSWORD :10. Ono atU.. and 4 rlee next ,.• ..,.. It will deal w1th a junior exacullve whoae 11ft Ia conatantly disrupted by hla bumblJni roommate .. As ol Friday, It waa uncertain whethor the roommato would have otherworldly orlglno... NBC-TV has confirmed that " My MothPdy aerieo about a fellow whose edy aerleo aboUt a fellow hose mother Is reincarnated as an automobile, wlll be in its pro. gram lineup nert season .. Jerry Van Dyke, brother of Diet Van Dyke, Ia the atar, and Ann 1T.8but 1 rd r b ttle voice of lh.e car. • Notes to watch television by : Merrtaae vcw1 . ~ere taktn Cemlq Allnelloao: CBS-1'1 Feb. 19 at B p.m. by Qlralee baa confirmed U..t the Smott. Manuel and RIIIS4ID CUnun!Jis on Brolhen wt11 have their In the First Baptist Cburcb. expected balf-llour comedy •• The bride la 1M daughter of III.K,- 0 ' ~ern ' t .,.. e.. 1&noer. tr;.aL can J uy , tiDiliCI - ABBIE AND SLATI av GEOAGI W<iiliSEil Ifill'= eQ AAR. Wll Q I I l.ft ""' �I I I ' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , Mar 1, 1965 Bridal Shower Is Given for Program of Shoring Given At Heath Church Mainly About People In Pomeroy NOW YOU KNOW • 'Ill< au lJ 711 tlmea beavltr tllaL all lbe other bodies iD &be VOL XVI NO. 271 Jets bit two targets m North Viet Nam today m the blggest strtke yet agamst the north. Moscow RadJ( ammediatf'l} denounced what 1t cnlls a ba.rbarous provocation An offiCial Amencan spokesman satd damage at a North v1etnamese naval base and at a supply depot near the border ot Laos was "between 70 and 80 per cent " A U S. Air Force spokesman, who disclosed today 's Lwm attacks were larger than three prevJOWI altacks durmg February, said at least three of the raiding plane11 were downed by anti-aircraft ftrP from Communist position') Moscow cla1med seven of the planes were shot down and sa1d mtense anti-aircraft lire prevented more devastatmg attack~ against m1htary targets In the north The ra1ds were announced as a battalion-sized force of U S Mannes prepared to land in Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & TUESDAY " I 'D RATHER BE RICH" (1'E'r hmf'0lor) Sandra D(' f' Hntwrt Goul£ot And y Wi lliam' ( ha1lrs Hug gPs, Hf'r lnlo nt• (;mgo ld. !>rnf' Raymon d M.:lUrJ('t> Che \ aiJer Cotorc1rtoons and THURSDAY March 3 4 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Much 5·6 " THE LONG SHIPS" (Tf•<hnwol 11 1 ~ Hll h,\1 d "- 1U MRS. RUSSELL L. MciNTYRE mml.. Use 11 lt umolk:.i Sulll•' \ Po11n.r :1 Stoote•: Wedding Held Saturday - Scht•m•ng Schemers SUN MON I TUES Much 7·8 9 "GOODBYE CHARLIE!" Tony L u rt•~. D('bb1e ~ slooal ralll by . , _ ..,. polisibly ceatllullDc Wocla<s41y. Low IOtJigiJI • IIDI1beut, iO i..a .oldh. FIVE CENTS TUE SDAY, MARCH 2, 1965 Strilie ets., SAIGON (UPl) - \1ore Ulan South VIet Nam to bolster , can and Vtetnamese statement 1 have hit North Viet Nam planes from carriers ot the U S 1 Th l statement follov.ed publi- thts nPw prov or atl on b\1 the me~ bo mbin g raids on the 160 American and South Vtetna- Amertcan force s there It was A lat er U S A1r ft' orce state- A force of South Vtetna meRe hth Fleet had not partiCipated catwn of a US v.tute paper last US brasshat):i Communist nolf h were UJ d1rect ruese fighter-bombers and B57 understood the Mannes would [ ment said more Lhan 160 planes fighter-bombers attacked them the strikes agamst North week documenung Con1:-mmst l "The new ra1d on (North relahi:IIIOII agamst Commumst MEIGS THEATRE Russ Ta miJI\ IDcreas'-1 • •. _ , en tin at POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Bombers., WED -- • e IO.lu •Y•&em eombUted. WEA'I"HEI - ' ', Re~ nolds take over guard duties at vttal were mvolved U.S mstallat1ons such as the ! flit Supply Depot aJrbases where toda~ ·s stnkes i A Jomt US -VIetnames.t: statewere launched ment satd Amencan 851 nd Informed sources Psllmated F100 flghter-bombers hit a su the Manne force at between ply depot at Xom Bang, about 800 ro t,OOO 10 miles north of the boundary Sa1gon Rad•o reported today's between North and South Vtet surprase ra1ds at about 4 15 Ne~m and about 15 mtles from p m (3 · 15 am. ESTJ and this the Laottan border It was the was followed by a JOint Amer1- first t1me the twm-jet B57s naval base at Quang Khe on 1 Vtet Nam although they may aggressiOn agam st Sout h Vtet VIetnamese! territory ex:acer- terronst1c attacks on US t.n.the coast of the South Chma have flown reconnaissance mts- Nam and hmt m~ at further re- bcotes the alreadv tense sJtua- 1stallat10n.s m South V1et Nam. 60 m1les north of the bor- smns tahatory acts Commums1 Jllon m the lndOfhmese pemnsu- They eame on Feb 7, 8 and 11 d US jets supported that A statement by the US F.m- Chma and lhf' &l v1et Umon ' Ia," tt said ·'Castmg as1de all I and hea vy damage was repoJ1.. s10n, concentratmg on the bassy and the Smgon govern- have called thl'se attacks a legahs!Jc pretense, basf'd on ed Commumst antt-aJrcrart batter- ment hmted at further air ra1ds threat to peace and sa1d they the notorious doctnne of retall- 1 The a!l ac: ks Loday appeared 1es. 'to make clear tQ. Hanot thal would not stand 1dly by atory blows , the l- li br<tsshats part of a new po licy of bombAll Indications were that to- North Viet Nam w11l be held Today's Mosrow Rad1o broad- are bombmg and st rafmg mg the north to tn: to end day 's bombing attacks were fully accounlab le for contmumg 1cast made no spee1flc threats ] ~North V1etnamese 1 trrnl ory,' ' Commumst mf1ltrat10n of the strictly an Atr F'orce show It aggre ssion aga1nst South V1et [ but sa1d. ·the Sov1et public j 't sa1d south and d1d not follow any would be the flfst time that Nam" __ _ unammously protests agamst__The f1rst_ US -South VJe:tna~ pec1 !ic V1et Cong acts 1 1 Merger May he Given To Voters This Fall Proposa ls to merge Pomeroy , 1ero\ Sl:'cund Ward F'1re lru(k 1 - Agrred to accept the offers Middleport, Mmers\ollle, Lau1el tfur $1.700 wa ~ 3(Ct')Jit'd v.1t n of lhe PGrm·ro.i Nat ional Bank Cl1ff and other area s mto a ell) ' dt'IJ ve rv to ma di· 'h 1thm !llrt''.€' Iand the F .irmers Bank & SclV · complex were a1red Monday week s o\nolht>r b1d one lm $'Klll j mgs Co to borrow monev !u n1ght by Mavm Chark ~ Legar Y. as suhmJttNI hy t he Hf't>d s 1pa~ for the new ftre t1 uck LET INGELS DO IT! and Pomeroy (mmrJlmPn vtlle Department. $1000 ,.,ill be borrowf'd !t om Pa c h bank "' 1111 an mlt>re•,f rate ol 4 J1Pr re nt per ann um - DI ~('\J<;Sf'd the SituatiOn of • 1 rPi·1 ~ m thl:' Vill age needmg lt> pdll'. :\ rknd mg werr l\L:n. nr 1 egar 1 11 Ma1ror Charles Legar added SlbJI Jt\ ot n ~· " " 0!i'l h. . 1ng Cll:'l k Edna Srhoe nleb, and · I would KO farlht>l than that pu rrha~i'd f01 us.e ln cherk111g Lounr llrrw n Lt'slte rult :; Av ...ell, I thmk the feas1b1hty of takmg I pCJrkmg mei PI s !· r c~nl-\lm R1zer and Lou Poulin In Mlnf'J'SVtlle Lau1el ('l1fl the Ftve Pomt s area along R1 7, WI ' and as far down'IVfr a, HobW 1 ld b d d eon, SIOU e stu 1e ' - \J a\dJI L ea:: ~· r s r t'purt ol col ' Lt> l s put lht> qllf·~t JOn ' lt>d wn-; tol<ll111g $428 !>6 w <J~ fore the votrrs thJs fall tmd let J.n cepted the people deeJdt' II tlw two - Prrm1 Ss 1on wa s ~ 1V1·n ( l.wl towns :!hou\d merge ,'' sa1d of Poll''€' Jf'd \\ Phq c-r lo • sh n11 Council man Robert UvsPII arouna · and ch!(•k un llw po.. , be EXPERT INSTALLATION• ARMSTRONG'S WORLD Linoleum .. . Inlaid Vinyl Floor covering for every ktnd of floor. Best patterns, Professional mst.allatlon by us. or do 1t yourseU. Call WY 2·263!1 for free esU· mate WASHINGTON - I • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING 70 cancer orJ{ers PIan j PRESt. d tr dent Johnson's propose lp to the Soviet Umon moved a step ,1 ~~~:r..:.~~~~:;d ~~.~:~: l '" , '', · 11 _;;~ L ' ' ,. "' , , ~!b~~,~~:.~ .. ' Annual Crusade in April ·I ' I., . ' tel.::' •. Councilman Hysell Said, "I I a month ago saying they would DANCE NUMBER- Sue Clonch, Kathy Thomas, Gloria Thompson, Debbie Sheets and Diane Holliday L to R , tnmk If we would be workmg ''" 8 welc9ple such v~~nt . will make up the dance line that will be doing a high-stepping routine to the mUSIC of ''Alley Cat Fr1da} mght gether as one large r ll~ mSevPntv cancer volun1eers from t>i ght soutil Pa s1Pin Bu(ftllero Willi sllll no md!Ca· when the 1965 Variety show is presented at Rutland H1gh school. The show is directed by Mrs c.; 0 Chapman - stead of two VIllages. It would (Jhlo ··ount1es met at file Brt s e\ \111l s Club Sunday to tton whether the proposed visit Sentinel photo be a lot better .. map plan s 101 llw Amen r iln Can~ t'T So( lf't\ ·s annual would be a two-way affair- as - ---' 'Brmgmg the villages of Porn- . Crusade. to be condut ted throughout the natwn dunng Johnson fJrst suggested - With Prn\' and MH1dlr-port togPiher as I Apnl Soviet Premier Alexei N. KosyI lone town IS the place to be- PreSidm g al the nwermg W3< gm and Communist party chief !~pn . I feel. ('Ontmued Jh-sell th€ HPV Ill Paul I ('lmsten- fr om Dr s N Lord, a SomerLeonid I. Brezhnev coming to I don t know how the rna - sen pastor of r he F 1r st Hnp- <.;..,! ph\ ~ 1r' 1an \lr ho ha s been arthe United States. Kosygin broke JOr!l~ ot rhe peopiP 11 el about list t hllf (' h 1\T.Jf!t-'ll a ,In d 11\ P In ranf'er work for several thenewsofthemessage to ,sucharonsohdatlon,but of lhe Wa ,hmgl on ' le3rs Johnson Monday in Leipzig, • t:7 jput 1t on the ballot and let Countv ACS Umt East Germany. He told reportthem decJde ·• added Hysell Th d d ! Or Lord the pnn clpal speakThe d1scus~wn aro·~ · . wh.en e program mclu e re- r r addr essed ht 'l. remark s tn ers he had wntten to the Presi- It has been brought to my tections of delinquent Bewage l who in the end wtll have to suf 1as d1stasteful as it mav seem 1 mark s from fl vf' vo lunteer~ on the theme or . fait hon.:> and d t t th g that 't Mayor Legar reportE'd that t11e . d Jo , .... ~ . f h ACS ::uld W~ m.~~ery' ap~:asant" ~ attention that certam persons btlls I fer for reasons I'll explam In some rhPv h~cJve- 1 omt' up 1mel:'tmg rl:'gardmg the poss lbh~· , v~rw.u s as pee 1s o 1 e · an lovr .. saymg that thP ba t lit! are distributing letters to some It as most dasturbmg to the F'or almost a score of years. wath the most economical to purchase of the Meigs Water ', ats Cru.s ade _and an addre ~s agamst cancer Will be won bereceive him in Moscow. f ddl ff 1 f h 11 b f h t f v 11 C 1 d h b ld ' of the citizens o Mi eport en- o icaa s o t e VI age to e ac- eac erm o 1 age ounc1 operate an c eapest to UJ Co bv Pomero\ and ~Iddlf'port 1cause ot man's faath u 1 God, couragmg them to sign the let- ed With constant harrassment has been faced With the mo- of all sewage treatment facilt - would. be held. tomght at Mtd-1 I the hope generated bv thos& wn..n MARCH WINDS whip- ters and return them to the from small cliques of so-called mentous task or but_l~mg a sew- ties presenlly known to man ldleport town hall St-Vi'ra l Pom- i Jengaged m cancer rest-arch serpt:d h~avy snow and rain acr?Ss county auditor Cl' treasurer "public spirited citizens" bent erage treatment facility All rea- They have obtamed a F'eder- leroy counc 1imen indic'ated they i vtce and education. and the love the Midwest today but spr~ with the hope that such pro- or. selling therr aims and ideas sonable avenues of solvmg the al grant for 3 per rent of the wJII a\lend Assi~f fur fellowman that moi Jvate~ .til was JUSt around the comer In tests can justify failure to pay w1th undercover tact1c~ such problem have been explored nth-lconstrurtwn cost (And frank - Counc 11 also accepted the btd 1v.ho work for voluntary org~mtht: East, where temperatures sewage bills as well as stop an as passmg false mformatton de- er than compliance with the 1 thas grant 15 m jeopardy of lof Harry Sutphen Associate.s, l zatwns l!kP the Amencan Cansoared as high as 70 degrees action provided for In the Ohio signed to obstruC: the enforce- ~tat~. law that reqUires mumc- ?~mg lost partly because de lin- Columbus, to provide the pump I .~on r·er SoCJt>!y Monday. Revised Code. rnent of a legal mstrument of IpahtJes to treat. sewage d1s- quency m paying of bil ls 1s mak-1 red hght ele<tnr saren . radto : , Allendmg the rnfftmg and ct 111 _ Blizzard warm~s were ~t- Jt IS my pw-pose by thiS let~ law. charges to the Ohio Rtver Fed. mg it imposstble to arrange our Iequipment, penetrator, two 1he search for two t•scapeti lner trom GallJa county wert ed for parts of Mmnesota, Mt!- ter to present to ALL the~ It ts not really t? this group era\ A1d programs havp come fmancmg plan m order to have lspoLhghts and oltlf'r m1;:,cellan- convtrt~ from the \\i t's! v 1rgtma i Mrs Albe n Ourose .;, sour! and Kansas The weath- ple of Middleport the TRUE that I am appealmg (sJnc_e and gone that would have ptck- 11 on schedu\el eous eqmpment under the secStille pe tenllarv , Mounds I R Durose Jail If" 1\el 1 111 11 er bureau warned of ' 'severe•• facts of the sttuatlon and not they persast 1n thetr ways m ed up a btg portion of the cost All of thts has bE-en made 1ond sect ton of the b1d s for equ 1p " 111e \'o ds conttnuPd 10 Metgs l1y Dr s N Lord. Mrs Donald weather on the heels 0~ 45 the distorted situation now ex- spite of all evidence to the C{)n- The present council has fmally l possible because somE' few have lptng th: new Pomeroy fire county today w1th agents from Hobmson and Donald Hobmmile an hour w.lnds. A nd of istmg because of such covert trary that their taches are not had to succumb to the pressures taken Jt upon themsehes to en-1truck fhe total eo~! of ~ the tht> ~'ederal Bureau of Jnvt>sll- !son, and from Me1gs countv , street and road-glazing rain type actions. 'Ibe matter to sound) but rather to the mis- of the State and Federal agen~ eqmpment Will be $5 218 Coun gat 1on and the Bureau ot cr 1m. , Mrs rathenne Shavortnsk y, and spread eastward across Iowa which 1 am referrmg 1s the col- gu1ded taxpayer in the Village cJes that have a law to enforce (Contmued on Page 51 lctlmen S<Hd mal lnv~st gallon ass 1stmg jMr. and Mrs. George W and llllnois. - -Two olher farms bJd for the Shenff Robert C Harte b h Vaughan MOHAWK MAGEE Sausfacuoo Guarantef'd 0 INGELS FURNITURE L M'dd} R "d pen etter to eport esi ents I' Mayor smlt . h u·tiS at L le-monge . ..~ I -- - - I let'Sch•~rman 1 • Federal. State ELDERCARE AgentS C • ..... .., .. llrillll-c&• flllelcat . . . lm, is ... llllsl •r•u II ... en 1eells II ,,..,. - 15 I 11011£ BENEFII S FOR THE ELDERLY ~ ·-=·=-~·c... ~--·eo. ... <If . . . . .. o..-•...,• • ~. 1 ' ..... 0 YB TIS TIS ""' . . --it-..,. ...,De+ _,...,_help,buiwuuld:&lie ofleat ......... &or die liloiorDto...-.,. _ _ pro¥ ... _ """" ~ woafd . , ~a aew _ . !Ia. .It be -u;l ~ fedM•L.4ete,IU'IIdB.. ...prcm= -!<by iacluded. Furihermore, ... Media>reta>-bitbardeetleallt 1o pay. Tho $6,800+year -w-payaouditu•tbe fbe oiderly, Et<lereare J>&. it ,. .._ .....,. ol pbyeici . . aDd laoo9ftal , •• pi'OYido& b .- 1 Ch• Bh~e Croe~. 8&118 Sbield •d ,.,. ...... """ leto 66 quolily lor fl-eAia ca. & • -· •-"'lidM• a w'&r q,pe ir ertirdcw , _ t1 -*' ...... .... .,.., I II -.rl • II - 0 Big Shipment • • • AND Men's By ..-...t. tbe Mediaue tu ploD -.ld mcreose payroll tu provide beneliDJ lor ....,._ 66, Jbe ............... ~·-......e a-. - - . . .._,uP .... . . . I ELBERFELDS STOP lESS COST TO THE TAXPAYERS ....... II , _ Ill' Pdsn ... c~~- - .... aull MEIGS COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Pajamas On Auto Insurance colors Sizes A, B, C, o. savings. tall Nationwide and see .• , the company that's first witb over 2 mUlioo. car owners . • • the compaoy witb ,,., idus ftw ...Ill ..-ol Call: WILUAMS INSURANCE AGENCY ··~ P.. rl & Ken Wllllenw 214 E. 2nd II, Pornoroy ATIOIIWID!S ... MUtuAL INIUIANCI COMP.ulfl r~"--Off C. ........ Otlfe IJMA, OIHO - A BIRD, which caused a clogged chlmeey, resulted tn a tragte homeeoming for an elderly couple )1st returned from a Florida tacatJon. J.... Shepherd, 73, and hbi 'frlte Grace, 71, died of uphyxlltlon. Their bodies were diJ. covered Monday night by a sonkt-law, Ralph Zerby of nearby Lafayette. 'l1.e couple returned home SUnday. Pollee said a ••-"'' .._ ...... blrd 1Pr--•wY """arne .......,.,1 la the eblmney wblle the COO· pie Wd oway and knocked ma- Smart new patterns and For rul ~"' ln111t11nce •II • JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - IS. rael has asked the United States fm direct military aid to counter an Arab arms buildup, informed sources said toda~. The request was believed made to U. S. Amba~ador at large W Averell Hamman who ended five days of talka on the tellSf Middle East political situatlon with Israeli leaderJ Monday night. _ CAlLERS IJSTED RelaU ves lind friends calling on Mrs. Charles McNamee week In observance of her birthday Included aloo Mra. Nora Hamilton, Mra. Winebrenner, Mra. Kay tor J a11101 Sl11tp1011, Mlddleport; Mr11. Erma WilsoD, Racine; Mra. Apper8011 YOUIIII, B..han. Also her granddangbten, .Mn. Vic Hannahs (Mule) and famIly, Pomeroy, one! .Mn. William IIetz (Vlrglnla) and daUjlbter, Sancb' ol liJllllrda. The elimination contest of the Northwestern Local District for the Annual CJtizens Journal Spelllng contest wu held in Rutland High school Monday when two contestants from grades 5, &, 7, and 8 participated The 5th and 6th grades were represented from Harrisonville and Salem Center the 5th 6th 7th, and 8th, from 'Rutland.' Mrs: Harold Sauer pronounced the words. Wlnners were, lsi, Gene Flowen. 8th grader from Salem Cen~ ter, and 2nd, Debbie Garnes, 5th grader from the same IChool. Theae two children wUI represent Northwestern district at U1e County ellmtnaUon .,.... test at Racine the latter part of March. ertoy,c::: 'ee;"' ~ ~""t ' ~ - "'.,; -\·"" "'·· 1 m1o CUJB TO MI!Er ney, The Pomeroy Home Demollstratlon clllb will ~ ThUrsIIIOIICOW - THE J[RBM1JN day March 4 at J0·30 Ieday dnlpped 1 curtala of ..,_ at 'the home' Ot Mrl ~ m, . · ayne ~) ol ZUrcher 011 E. M_":'" S1. Memon 111 ben Ire to brll!g aack,llillcbea. ···'· ...... I .......,..,.,_,,..,..,.,_.., 11 Students to ., " ;~~A~;=~~·~:~;:·~~~ ·~ ~~ :~;~\~~h~~ ;:~r~~~t b~; dep•rtmenl n ac ' I ----Local District! _ Americals Mariner 4 jthe Columbus F1re FqUJpmen! It 1s b+:!te\'ed the escapees \'t>t1•ran5 Memorial Hospital Enter ContestS has traveled 153.6 million 'f•rrn of H•rry Sutphen AS<ncl "" 'espon,ble for the thrfl of ' ADMISSIO NS - Mrs Arno ld Get Settlement miles on its 325-million- 1ates a t: ar and the breakmg of ' Bush. DeXfl'r LeWIS VanCoon- Contests Held At Rut}and lerlllloole, eloggtna tho chlm- J viet Hunt v.,.. I In other act loll i several pial es m the sa I em ey Middleport Orpha HusThe Eastern lnstrumenllll - The bid ol the Stew<nt Vol- township area over the ~Aef'k- ~ !>ell , Letan W Va . MarJone MusiC Department will be enI unteer Fire Department tq end. Thev are constdered dan · I Capehdrf New Haven, Ella termg 11 students in the Dispurchase the J950 model Porn- groups Newlan . Long Bottom 1 tnct Music Contest to be held '11H:~ C'Onv 1cts have been tdeJJ DlSCHARGES- Ph1l1Jp Swinin Athens Saturday, March 6. Car is Damaged lj t1f 1ed as Harry Erlewme 2t. ' dell Shade , Willard Jeftera, Four of the students. Sally ··rorn Hitting Df'f'r who was senlenced from Mas Pomeroy. Mora, Pat Koblentz, Twlla Karr A car driven east on Rt. 124 on rounly on a burglar chargt' - - - -- 1 and Ann Holter, will perform three mJ!eos east of Rt 325 by I and Melvm Burks , 34. of Put UNIT CALLED in a clarinet quartet Soloists MaJor w Walker, 47, RL 1 nam rounl" , servmg t1me tor The Pomt-rov .69. are Bill Allen, Ruth Ann BarnLangsvtlle. struck and InJUred B & E squad wa s called 81 e~~~g~n~ hill, Jennie Dean, Sally Mora, a deer that ran onto tht> htgh- Shenff Hartenbach sa1d Sal- lodav for Mrs James Shuster ~~ Lenora Michael, Louise Michway urday mght the Salem Cent eJ Poffierov She- was taken to Vet: Quarterly Divvy of ael, Gary Michael and Martin . There was moderate damage 1elementary school was burglar- 1erans Memona l hosptta\ Osborne to the car The accident took l.led and Monday he learned 1 PJ s.>ut eal u School Money !\fade Accompanists for the soloists larger than Texas, place at 6 40 p m Monday a ... the home of Mrs Frank Rem• ___ _ __ are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yea- 1'11ll''~'ii:;~~~~\!i}'';'~~~w¥-"!<!W~ cordmg to the Ohio State Pa- hart at Star Hall m Salem tov.nState Audltor Chester W Go- go. Mr Yeago Ia Instructor of trol. The deer ran off. ship also had been enterPd ovLOCAL TEMPS ble announced today the regular instrumental music. PROBE FIRE . One arrest reported was er the weekend T~e temperature m Pomequarterly distribution of school Racine volunteer f~remen Ralph Rose, 2(1, Rt. 2 Racme, "While travelmg to the unoc- roy s busmess district at II :41 foundaiton funds totaling $69,ASKS DIVORCE saad. today 8 blaze at the unoc- cited to Me1gs county court Fri~ • cup1ed house owned bv Mr s !am today was 60 degrees ua- . 249,450.50. A divorce petltlon bu been copied farm owned by Jack day for no muffler. Remhart of Pomeroy. 1 nollced ider cloudy slues. filed m Mel•s Countv common Scarbrough at Bald Knobs IS k . , . The payment went to 721 • ' under investigabon Tho blaze a 1953 8 mc With \lest Vlrgmchool districta f the t te d Pleas cowl by BUiy L Frye, Sunda .. h . WDGE TO MEET Ia plates parked along the road NEW YORK iUPli -&oet ~•• 88 ty boo •- sfa~an Racme Rt. 1. against Wona Kay ocd curred to th Yh mg tnd bwlth Worshipful Master Dale E I m Salem Twp " S31d Shenff price~ opeocd f1rm lD uro roun ar ... o .,..uca- Frye a minor Middleport amages e ouse a arn S 'th " ale -•tn t•· N y- lion and brought to $2004211· '. ' ' f ted t $1500 to $2 000 ml announces Pomeroy Hartenbach When Hartenbach " - g oo ew ••• fi20.M the total foundation ehargmg gross nWe<:t and es 1mB a , , . Lodge 164 F & AM will hold Its had checked the regiStration Stock E<ehangt today• paid during the current OsCIII extreme cruelty. Meigs Gtotral Hoopltal regular monthly meetmg Wed· through West VIrginia, it was i which ends J ll65 ADMISSIONS - Marilyn 0\1- nesday, March S at 7-30 p.m determined the car had been OES CHAPTER TO MEET • t~~ ~ CHAPTER TO MEf;T er, Cheshire, Edgar Reynolds, at the Masonic temple There stolen from Joan Delores Hay- Obligation Night will be ~ ~~ .....y rece1•~ ,_, ·••· Evangelme Chapter 172, OES, Middleport. , wiD be work In the first degree . served tonight when the Pome-* Middleport $32,810 53, the COWl· will meet In regular session ! DISCHARGES- Leo Searles, followed by refreshments All nes of Rt Z, Moundsville, and roy Chapter OES 186 id-:'' If IChooiJ •14,341.50. ThwlllaJ al 7:30 !·Dl. Mi<ldllll!ort. Muter M'lll<UJa .,.. Jnvited. (Continued oa l'&il •i tJuo lod&• hall. The Meigs County Supt. of School! office announced today! receipt of $168,648 52 which is the first quarterly settlement from the State Foundation program for the year Bedford School o1strict received ~.771) .83, Eastern, $42,955.29, Northwestern $521,2&728, Salisbury, $15,170 43, and Southern $54,543- mila voyage for historic first clos•up television photographs of the mys-teriaus red planet. If all continues to go well, Mariner 4 will fly past Mars July 14 at a dis~ tance of about 5,400 miles. Television cameras aboard the spacecraft will grind away for 25 min· utes. taking some 22 pic· tures of about 288,000 ~uar• miles of the Mar· taan surfac• - an area I i I I 1 1 I I "''*"' iuncis !!l&oa · .• ~'- ' '• "' f. 7 .11<."•··· j � 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 03. March 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 March 1, 1965 coates griffith grueser harmon pearson rawlings sheilds