https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/99233d89d8aee01916269bf1e7efeb1f.pdf 061a62881eea62a986311994eb4846b8 PDF Text Text 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 �• . -· ' - ... • ~·~·' :'~ ',-!·' : ....... • Th~t -- S~tntin.,l Daily Aa editorial• The Present And Future Looks Bright A generall y hea lth ier pict ure in th e em· p!oyment sce ne 1n M· f' •.s cou nty refl ects a similar situa tion 111 Oh10 . While records are not availab le for Meigs co unty a ye ar ago - that was whe n th e office was temporaril v closed ~ uno fficial esti mat es based on rerords Indicate th at during Fe bruary the aver· age number of claims for unemploymPnt benefits ran about 200 under those of two years ago at the same time. There were 307 claims in effe ct as of Fe b. 13, 1965. Two years ago t be figure ranged around 500 . In th e lates t report on Ohi o employment the figures show that the alate shoowed a net gain of 121.000 jobs from January 1964 to January 1965. Tlus report made to Governor James A. Rhodes by Willard P . Dudley, administra· tor of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, must be good news to the governor, who campaigned for of· fie• with tho promise that his goal would be to help create new jobs for Ohioans. Ohio, as the result of the untiring efforts of the state aided by many leading citizens has brought about a new glow to the Ohio image. The Ohio rate of unemployment for January 1965 was 166,000 or 4.3 per cent of the labor force, and it stands lower than the nation's rate, which is 5 5 per cent, and In one of our neighboring states the figure Is near 10 per cent. In January 1963 the Ohio percentage stood at 5.7 per ~nt compared with the na· tiona! average of 6.4 per cent. During the year 1964 the average unemployment In Ohio was 3.9 per cent of the civilian labor Ioree. In 1962 it was 5.5 percent and in 1963 it stood at 4.8 per cent. In· dustries that showed the greatest gain• In 1964 were in hlast furnaces and steel mills, which added 16,000 wotkers. and another high employer was non-electrical machinery where a gain of 13.000 was made. The sale! force in wholesale and retail trade showed a net increase of 27,000 employees. e m ~ loy rn e nt , which hit the 15,000 figure. warr s? What ca uses them ? How can I pre\ e nt more from forJtl.. lic schools. which as they expand have to 111re more leaehers and service worke rs. Ohi6 is having growing pains. which are Indicated bv t he 15,000 additional •m· ployees hir€d tn contract constructiOn work . Other interesting figures in the picture show a shorter duration of per- in ~' out »» ployed. The average for unemployment was 36 per cent below January 1964 thi s year a nd benefits paid was 45 per cent lower than in the same month last year. January is a month of many layoffs 1n construction due to the weather and with a lower percentage. One third of January claiments for unemployment benefits were construction workers, and naturally three out of five who filed claims were among the unskilled or sem•skilled workers, who always have a rough time. The picture for 1965 in Meigs county looks bright In many respects. There is a high level of construction that has been going on during the winter months, and there appears to be every reason to believe that the tempo will :ricrease when the weather warms up. The area outlook with a new plant under construction, and another expanding seem1 bright for further Increase in employment There is a general expansion in the offing for business firms and Institutions that will keep our employment at relative high levels. Being an agriculture county the coming of spring will make demands for additional help on farms . and we see a bright ~icture to local employment. and in Ohio generally we have one of the fastest growing economies in the country. There will undoubtedly be numerous government projects coming to the fore in the near fuflir e. that will as< life us of a further drop In urremployment in these parts. Rock wanted oome and I thought lt would give ri"S NOT ALL WORK him strength. We left the restaurant at preSuddenly, I wao Doria Day. cisely 11:46, and becaust he had to be up at 1 was eurled up on a big sofa In my pink 7 in the morning for the lousy television show. drawing room when the parlormaid entered I have had 1 guilt complex ever since. But I ond said, do recall that he took me home In 1 black "Your guest has arrived, madam " Mercedes-Benz. And there stood Rock Hudson, all fi · '·" of However, I didn 't mention absolutely every him, crinning, arms outstretched detail as I was being Dort1 Day In my orien· 1 held my pose for a spilt JeCOod Iafler ail, tal pale blue and pale green hostess pajama• fl had been arranged by Cecil Beaton J. then and glittery Indian shots and he sat there in I rose oo greet my guest - eyes crinkling Just his dark suit, dark tie, white shirt, no tiecllp. 1 little, f hoped - and begged him to all We talked about music and he mentioned the down. French version of a show score we both The room wu lit entirely by candleo In liked, and he wanted oo get the record lmm,_ Geor&lan erystal brackets (You think I'm diately so we traipsed back to the pantry, kidding? It was. II always Ia. But it doeo look where there ia a telephone and HE called a more. like a movie set when Rock Hudson Ia disk shop to find out whetber they had it. He bi it.) simply wouldn't h·t me spoil my manicure by He took tho other corner of the sofa and dialing <l believe it was at this point that the made hlmseH a light ICO!ch and soda. I sipped maid fell to the floor in a quiet iWOOn. ) at champagne in 1 &lass painted with palo pink and white l'OIIes. We reminisced. When we had returned to the drawing ron.'ll., He talked ohout Mexico - he loveo It I've my husband came in and there was an exDever been thert - and I recalled tho time change or hearty handshakes. (My husband when he'd played me aome marvelout authenplays the Tony Randall part, I think, in this tic MarLachl mualc at his apartment with a script He freshened Rock'. drink, Introducroarlll& fire aotna aod he'd told me some beaued h1m to a ravorae parlor game of ours tiful and JOme funny stories about Mexico. cal!ed "I Have Never,'' and was 1n turn intro-''Oh, yes," he said, "that was when 1 was duced by Rock oo a parlor game that uses bi NO\f York for that lousy television mow. famous names. I can state flatly that Rock Wun•t that 1 lousy television show? came off better than we did. "It certainly was," I said. "And besides, Not retreating from the battle of the dimes you had a head cold, aod you rtally shouldn't but being lactfu~ Dick sald : "Well, 1 la!o,; have gone out, but you took me to the Four you two have a lot to talk about so I'll go lielaona for dinner." upstairs aod make aome phone calla'' and he made his exit. My red-haired, freckled son. For the last sentence, pleue credit me 11 Kerry who is much more bellevabio as Doris one of the all·tlme experts in trivia. I couldn't Day"! offspring, dashed in wearing a wildly five you the date• of the t' rench Revolu· deplo~able jacket, asking for an autograph lion if you held a Croix de Guerre to my skull for hlltl!elf aod for a erippled child we know l>ut aak me about the night when Rock Hud: of. Rock treated Kerry aa if he were Bonnie son had • head cold and I'll not only lead you Prince Charlie. to the poolside table at which we sat, I'll tell After l had oeen Rock to the door - "Don't you, what we ate. It was lobster. You think 1 stand In the cold, honey, " were his last words that.• too e~ay Okay, if you really want to 111 he hugged rne in his Italian cashmere coat ao mto detail we had pear vichyssoise, the a- I went up for a bit of food wllh my husband fOI'Nald lobster, green salad, white wine, aod Dick said, "I've always thought Rock was ,j I mlrvelous ehocoille dessert that I allowed great fUY - don't you agree ?'' • lnyself to bt talked into becauss obviouoly I agreed, just crinklin& my eyes ollghtly. -- Should I have them cut persons bi their 30s may get kercttoset (Senile freck les ), they are much commoner in persont who are over 50. In fact , most persons wbo ltve to be 85 havt a f<'W . A - .sons claiming compensation while unem- lly DOROTHY KILGALLEN .......... loses on my face. How do these w ~orts differ from ordinary A great d•ai of this gai n was among pub- Allbougb They are found chieny on the exposed path and are due to time, sun and wind. Ordinary warts are .10Uhd in younger persons, are caused by a viru.o, extend into Jhe deeper layers of the skin and are not scaly. Protection from expoouro to the oun and wind are tho only means of prevention.· If they don't bother you, the only treatment needed II oo watch them for signa ol malignant change. . If lh acalea or erualo lorm and drop oH, leaving an ulcer wltb a bard, raised rim around tt, II should be ,... moved ourglcaUy without d• lay. If, on the other hand, tho lesions are not malign..nt but are unsightly or otherwise troublesome, treatment with an electric needle will remove them. Thl! Is preferable to cutting theru out. The Lighter Side Vnfted PreBI International WASHINGTON IUP!) - The noble chichuanhua and other splendid dogs notwithstanding, there are growing Indications that man't best friend 11 the oyster. Very few people realize Just how much the oyster can do for Ill if only we let him, or ber or it. l am belllg purposely vague about the pronoun gender because the oyster itself Is pretty vague about it. Oysters, as you may know, have a disconcert. lng habit of changing sex. English oysters In particular have a hard t I me deciding whether they want to be boys or girls. Some of them switch back and forth several times. Which has created the lmpresoion that oysters are rather whimsical. Hlgbly EHielent This however, Is a bum rap. The oyster actually is highly efficient and may produce as many as 3 million eggs in hia, her or its lifetime. Oysters obviously know what they are doing or otherwise they couldn't have existrd for 300 million years. give or take an eon or two. In alluding to what !he oyster can do for mankind I do not have In mind merely his, her or its well deserved reputation for succulence on the half shell although that alone Is an 1m: pressive contribution. If the oyster did nothing more than make itself avallable lor alews, he, she or It would still rank as a more tl!eful creature than the dog, which, olter all, can't do much for you except ilck your hand. That the oyster has a much greater potential beyond producing pearlo and seafood cocktails was clearly establiohed tho other day in some testimony before the House Public Worb Committee. HELEN HELP US! i - - by Helen Bottel--1 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This column I! for youn1 people, their problems and pleasures. their troubles and fun . Awith the rest of Helen Help Us!, It welcome• ll!ugha but won't dodge a serious question with a brush-<>II Send your teen-age questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! thlt new9paper CONTACT! Dear Helen: I am trying to persuade my folks that I should get contact lenses. J have been wearing glasses for olz months and I "Four just hate being called eyes,'• and never knowing what to do with them when my boy friend kisses me good night. He wears glasses too, and you can see where we'd "clash." Well , actually, we haven't yet because we just 1tarted going together and he hasn't kissed me, but what if he does - and he will ? Should I take them off and look like I'm expecting It, or keep them on and maybe ruin everything by locking glasses ·~ You see, neither one of us have dated much and that fir st kis, well I doni want it to be embarrassing. Maybe some of your other "pep setters" could put In a good word for contact lenses 10 my parents may catch on. They don't know I'm worried about my boy friend problem. That's just between you and me, Helen, but you can print It becauoe I Imagine a lot or girll wonder what to do with their glaslel when they are going to be klued. - WANTING CONTACfS Dear WC.: Before thi1 letter reaches print, I'm oure you'll havo "ma~e contact" without contacts. (And without locking •·horn-rinls," either) Really, if ll!rs. David H. Wallace, direche avoids your nose, he won't tor ol the Oyster Institute or clash with our glasses. And, North America, reported that besides, II. doesn't so much matrecent research indicates the ter how he kisses the firat time oyster also produces antibiotics. but only that he likes you weli Medical Benefit enough to try. Right? Dr. C. P. Li of tho National As for contact lenses: there lnaUtutes of Health extracted are drawbackl 11 well as adfrom the oyster a aubstanca vantages. They are at least known as "Friction C" of "pao- twice aa espensfve as ordinary lin.•• WheL tested on mice, it glasses, and, therefore, young greatly reduced the harmful et. people should not change to fecit of streptlcoccus bacteria them until their vl1lon stabllisfiuenza B virua and polio lzes. They're easily lost ; can Yiru.o. fly out at a sudden turn of your Other experiments ahowed heact; and when a bit of dust or that oxtractt from the oyator's land Indies behind one of them, runntne mate, tho clam, would It's strictly tearsvllle Talk oo your oeullst about the matter. I'm oure he had a good reason oo lit you with p 1,.._ lhls time. - H. BREAKJNQ POINT Dear Helen : Then Is this boy I love "'1 much. We broke up becauoe of a personal reason. I had quit him four other Urnes, but be always took me back. Thlt tlrnt he oays he will never lllte me again. I know if I ever eot him back I wouldn't ever quil blm again. How can I get him back? As far as I know there ts no other girl; he'1 Just stubborn. - HOPEFUL Dear Hopeful: Maybe he's Just amart. Who wants oo be a yo-yo when he might be Yeah-yeah-yeah to some other le,. chanaeable girl? - H. Dear Helen: I am a sophomore In an allboy high school. Reeently I was asked oo a sophomore hop at an ail-girl high school. When I asked the girl who should foot the blll, she said she had asked other girt. and no one was sure. Since the bill will be of fair size, and on oop of t h a t there's a corsage, I would like to know who It supposed oo pay for the tickets. Should we compromise? - NOT TOO RICH SOPHOMORE Dear Sophomore: The person who does the Inviting should pay for the tickets. The boy provides the coroage, and if he'o a nice, thoughtful guy with .some extra coins, he buyo her a soda on the way borne. -H. This column Ia dedicated to family living, 10 If you're havlns kid trouble or jU>t plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome your own amulilng experiences. Address Helen Bolte! in care of this newspaper. '• ' • Ill Headliner ALLSTARS --·-- ~ ~1..:111.... . .... .,.,.,.. "'J'Jd Dl a 'A 1M.,..,..... --------- 0 , Mar. 2. Hill ~ ~ Tf ' record, were led by Randy Greene with %1 points. They surged out to a 14-2 lead aod were In front (3.22 at the half. way point. The Redskiru! snapped Eastern'• 18-gme win streak by out. rebounding the Maroons , who ranked fourth nationally, and making 30 free throws to just 12 for the vioitors. Charlie Dinkins had 16 rebounds and 10 points, whlle Jeff Gehring and Bob Jackson had 15 eacb for Miami, 19-4. Tom Van Arsdale ocored 23 points and Jim McGlocklin and Steve Redenbaugh added 22 eaeh for Indiana, but Ohio State'o Dick Ricketts took scorlng bonoro with 32 point• in a losin& effori. 1 2!).3 College Scores 1 ''COUMAN'' • SEO Stand•ngs HEATING Eastern Game SALES M edAhead T Th sday SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE 1 I l ~~d~f:p:rt SV AC Standings I I BRAKE SHOES Our Two Old Rivals To Battle For '~/II Pomeroy -Mi ddi~ port By FRED DOWN big victory at Auburn, Ala . , the early moments of the game ,' UPJ Sporto Writer Won On Fouls I led by 15 points three times I By United Press IDtematfonal . : Vanderbilt, which has been during the first half and never . East Vand~~llt and Notre Dame runnerup in the SEC six times, was in serious trouble. CreighMansfield St. 103 E. Baptist $2 are offlctally in the NCA~. ~s- won its way into the NCAA ton 's harrassing tactics resulted Adelphi 72 Hunter 66 ketball tournament and 'Ai lchita tournament on the strength of in repeated fouls that made it Fordham 91 Queens 47 and Oklahoma State are knock- its foul shooting. The Commo- a breeze for Notre Dame, which Newark St. 81 Drew 64 lng on the door with credentials dares !!!Bnk 33 free throws to finished the season with six vicNew York U. 79 Wagner 68 almost certain to be honored. only eight tor the Tigers. Bob tories in H.s last eight games Buffalo 62 Buffalo St. 47 Vanderbilt won an automatic Grace scored 23 point s, Keith and a 15-ll overall record. Don ' Fair. Dicksinson 71 Upsala 60 bid to the big carnival when it Thomas had 20 and Clyde Lee I Reed led Notre Dame with 22 South clinched its first Southeastern tallied 19 to lead Vandy. i prints and Fritz Pointer had 26 Miami( Fla.) 82 Florida St. 75 Conference erown with a 79-64 Notre Dame took the lead in I for Creighton. TUNE UP - Southern High school tuned up for Round Il of the Athens Sectional Florida 58 Tennessee 56 victory over Auburn Monday - - - - - - "I'm oH 10 baseball training basketball tournament Saturday night with a 77·56 viciJ>ry over Pomeroy. Here, late lc&lmp, Mom. Bot don't worry - Kentucky 78 Alabama 72 in the game. those unhearlded subs, who never get their " pictures in the paper," do. night while Notre Dame acceptit's only two blocks down the Jack 'ville U. 73 Stetson U. 72 Georgia S'thern 76 Shorter 60 Left to right lin white), are Southern's Tom Grueser, n~xt lumdentifled ), Larry C!I' ~ga~r:1i~~~: ~~~h after down• street!" cle (54! , and John McC _ lin_to_ ck ~No . 33 for Pomeroy IS Dick Km.~g"-h~t_._ _ _ _ __ Vanderbilt 79 Auburn 64 FG F7 Pts. IAsa Bradbury, Mid. 18 e 42 vanderbilt needed the help of TEAM Florida's 58_56 triumph over Dan Crothers, Jack . 121 74 316 1J . Stephenson, Mid. 15 8 38 ;;;1w1 w-*it.~:»~WV,Y W$';WN-"'i~~ Midwest T•nnessee to gain its berth- Ed Jacobs, Well'. 124 57 . :105 Darrell Home, Well. 13 ll ST. LOUIS <VPI) Rob p.,.. Indiana JJO Ohio State 90 cl inching Iitle whereas Notre BLuddy CMoore.AtMhid. JOO 50 250 iS. Zim'erman. Well. 16 4 33 tit, unwilling to play JR'Ofe5· Michigan St. JJO Plll'due 92 . d th "d tl arrv oon, . 100 49 249 C. Russell, Ath . 14 5 . I h"l Notre Dame 92 Creighton 74 Five or the ten southeastern 1son. Lawrence and Vinton. endin~ F~b. 20, 1965 ~nd for 0 arne 1reqmrer e aJ kmos v B. Fiil'hards, Nels. 94 47 235 Dan Gilmore, Gall. 12 5 29 !donal basketball w 1 e age E. Michigan 90 Adrian 80 Vhw count1es showed gains in Figures showing collections Ule flscal years startmg July of a. patoon peacema e~s 85 Jack Shelton , Jack. 91 49 231 Eric Wright, Ath . .11 S 25 robs bim of his geat aldll, N. Michigan 67 Ferris St. 61 sales tax coll ectJOns for tht- two for the two weeks period end- 1, 1964 ro11ows: Athen~- $4, .. Crelghtonk fou~h\ ~hf;an~Ic:~~~ R. Jl amllton, Gall. 92 37 221 1J . Cunn'ham, Mid . 6 13 25 Monday announ<>ed be wlll Miami (0. ) 82 E. Kentucky 68 weeks period which ended Feb. i~ Feb. 20. 1965 and Feb. 22. 266.73, 1155,043 .08. Galha- $4,lo overta e t e rls ea a Mike Nixon , Log . 85 48 218 T. Steenrod, Nels. . 10 4 24 retire 1M the end of the sea- SteubenviJle 105 St. Vincent 55 2t· over the same period 1n 1964. 1964, and f 1seal year figure s l504.29, $95,991 .57. Hockmg- $4,three players fouled out and Geo. Hummel, Log. 78 50 206 ·S. Bierley, Jack. 10 3 23 son. Central lit. (0.) 79 Ashland 48 They were Athens, Gallia, Jack- for the years starting July 1, 404.51. $74,298 .02. Jackson - no another was ejected for socking Gary Stobart, Mid. 83 37 203 John Albert, Jack . 1 8 22 Pettit, the National Basket. son, Pike ' and Ros s. Flve coun- 1'~' and Jul) ' · 1963 Follow : weekly figure, $113,655.09. Law.. Nl D ' J M'll baH A"oeiallon's all tlmo Cedarville 89 Findlay 77 ~ -17 '""17 ·29· ore arne s ay I er . Phil Swindell, Porn. 64 75 203 S. Clatworthy , Mid. 8 4 20 • Wichita 59 Tulsa 48 ties are still behind last )'ear Athens - $20.576.44, $17,634.- renee - $t6 •452 ·97 • •• Wichita and Oklahoma State, Ru" Bethel , Wells. 86 29 201 G. Sau•r. Midd. 5 8 18 1 scoring champion with Z0,841 Kansas 68 Colorado 62 in total fiscal year collect inns. 90, $365,891.26, $374,116.58. Meigs - $3,060.79, $82:/.10.02. meanwhile, clinched lies for the Bob Crow, Porn. 77 44 198 'Tom Glover, Ath. . 8 0 16 [ poinls In 11 y~an, ~ 1 \ 1" 1 Kalamazoo 91 Lake Forest They are Gallia, Hocking, Jack· Gallia _ $9,602.15, $9.060.!12, Pike - $3,26853. $63,742.75. 68 Missouri Valley and Big Eight E. Gustavson, Ath . 80 35 195 Lyons, Middleport . 4 8 16 have set certain stan ar • or Manchester 79 J,.- Central 77 - - - - $l68 ,ii3.57, $177,914.86. IR":'s - $11,942 .00, $220,323.85. Conference crowns. respective. p . Anderson, Gall. 65 61 191 Doug McAfee, Ath. 4 7 15 ' Bob Pettit 10 play.• H king _ $7 70 13 $8 197 _,Scioto - $16,555.22, $310,640.05. ly the Shockers by defeating Tom Anker, Lo. 62 38 162 Gary Gillum. Jack . 6 J 13 1 The st. Loui• Hawks for- Wash'ton (Mo I u, Wheaoon 78 60. ~47 ,404 .30, $,149.1iis94. . . 'jVintoo - $t,558.60, $35,763.15. Tulsa 59-18 and the Cowboys by Jim Pancake, Nels. 69 23 161 B. Trowbridge, Log. r; 1 13 ! ward said be waa "aevtr """' Augsburg 02 Macalester 50 Jaekson _ $13 .674 .71, $8,742.• ,.-.........;;.;;;i..;........;.......;.....--, downing Kansas State 69-60. llon Handley, Ath. 64 18 146 Gary Smith, Gall. 4 3 n ' ten! to play bel~w lbese stand- Ill. Wesleyan 60 E. Illinois 59 70, ~l46.28162. $250,454.45 ards. I feel I can play anotb- Lewi> 67 Greenville 59 •· Notre Dame, Wichlta and Okla- Jamie James, Nels. 59 25 113 Gary Haynes, Nels. 4 3 11 er year but 1 won 't be happy Hamline 89 Concordia 72 Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart Lawrence - $22,25l.lt, $22,homa State won their games at Bob O'Naii, Nels. 53 26 132 Bill Wend, Nels. 0 10 1 yin lhl aoder Duluth 76 Gus. Adolphus were in Gallipolis Friday where 901.68, $363,773.67, $369,986.49. 62 home but Vanderbilt scored its Bruce ~annow, Ath 50 31 131 Rick Franz, Jack. 2 JO p a g ..:ro_way pres- St J h . (Min ) St Th . Mrs. Ste.wart IS receJVmg tr•at- Meigs - $6,071.71, $5,372.05, - - - - - - - - - - - L M: ,n, Gall. 44 42 130 Pat Edwards, Mid. ·• 10 enl stan ·" · 0 n 1t edn. vs. · om ment at the Gallipolis Clinic ,$150,349.65, $148,466.31. 1 S. Schultz, Nels . .. 47 33 127 Terry Foul, Wells. 3 4 10 ""' as, pos pon and Medical Center 1 Pike - $3,068.58, f-!,432.28. A. Holzapfel, Well. 48 29 125 Bob Buescher, Well. 4 t 9 Southwest Mrs. Eddie Caruthers and ' $89,ll0.29, $86,865.72. & Oklahoma St. 69 Kansas St. 60 brother of Middleport railed on Ross - $33,419.55, $40,643.90, Bill Jewell, Porn. . 41 43 125 Dean Ratliff, Well, . 4 0 8 SEOAL AIL GAMES B. Simpson. Porn.. 43 28 114 Tom Frazier, Log. 3 2 8 ' West Cecil Cundiff Friday. $564,990.29, $523,009.87. TEAM W L P OP Bob Ritz, Nels.... 48 17 113 H. I. Stroth, Well. . S I 7 I Southern <Alloredo St. f05 Mi>s Sheila Walker, daugh- , Scioto - 37,391.55, $40,643.90. Athens . . . . . . 17 I 1332 901 Dick Adams, Ath. 46 18 110 C.J . Nicholas, Well. 3 I 7 OV St. Michael'o (N.M) 89 ter of Mr . and Mrs. Dallas Wal- $710.487.83, $698,690.98. Nelsonville .. . 16 3 1333 1111 Larry Adair, Jack. 44 22 110 Greg Warren, Nels. 3 0 6 Beanpot Classic · ker will twirl • fin baton in 1 Vlnlon - $942.09, $1,261.58, Jackson ..... 11 '·7 1256 IJ94 Bob Smith, Porn. 37 28 102 C. Calvert, Porn. .. 3 0 6 At Bostoa the Miss Springtime style show j$39,723.55, $45,34l.l4. Harold ChoM, Mgr, Gallipolis ... .. 6 10 699 lOOt! Larry Coburn, Jaok. 34 18 86 K. Cottrell, Gall ... 2 2 6 0 Dr tFlnal} at Pt. Pleasant in April at the Figures showiQg collections Locust St. Mldd'-rt Wellston 7 1J 1232 1226 Todd Snyder, Ath . 32 21 85 Dick Knight, Pam. 2 2 6 Boston Coli. 56 Noriheastern 51 High school auditorium. of motor vehicl,t. housetrailer 1 x-Pomeroy . . . 3 12 1287 1363 Gary Stabler, Wells. 27 31 85 Ed llamlloon, Gall. 2 I 5 The Eastern • Nelsonville Consolat' Glen Cartwright has purchas- aod use taxes m the ten CIOunPhone WY MSII 1 1 Logan ....... 4 14 ll2J 1211 Mike Wren, Ath. 25 29 79 FRobnkbie GMbingus, At1h1. l 2 4 Tournament basketball game Boston~- 102 Tu~~= 70 ed a lot in Clifton where he wi11 t,:ie~s..f~o~r_;;th~e_;;tw~o~w~e~ek~s~pe~n~·od~~:::i::::::::i:::::iiiii:::i:::::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"'i :1-Middleport t 18 995 1261 Jim Phelps, Logan 31; 8 78 ra I ert, Ga · I 2 4 has been re-scheduled. build a new home soon. 11 ----· • _ Completed Season. Coe Burson, Gall 29 19 77 Larry Wiles, Porn. 1 2 4 l'riends in Mason bave reJohn Gasser, Log. 25 21 71 Jake Eisel, Gall. . I 0 2 Eatren District Executive 14._,.,,_ ceived word of the death of •SAV& MORE Bill Westfall, Log. 27 l4 68 Mer! Bell, Logan 1 o 2 Head Larry Morrl!on said today E7Mrs. Mattie Henry at the 1, SEOAL ALL GAMES B. Wallace, Mid. . 23 19 65 Bob Courter, Log.. I 0 2 the game will be played Thurs. TICKI9J'S AVAILABLE Pleasant Valley Hospital. I AT MOORE'S (Flllal) Larry Rose, Jack. 25 l4 64 Davo Casci, Midd.. I 0 2 day at 8 p. m., instead of FriSonlbern High Sc:bool Aft>. Mrs. Rose Roush of Letart I . TEAM W L P OP L. Gill!land, Well . .. 24 16 64 Bennett Roush, Porn .! 0 2 day night as was previously an- Jette Director Donald Wolfe called on her parent.s. Mr. and Atheno .. .. . 11 0 1068 708 Greg Jordan, Welt. 30 1 61 Jeff Gibbs, Porn. . I 0 2 nounced, 10 that more fans oald tlcketo for lbe Wellsloll Mrs. Howard Van Meter one Nelsonville ... 12 2 1008 847 John Brown, Gall. 19 13 51 J. Milliken, Wells. l 0 2 from tho respectivo areao may Sectional Tournamenl gameo day ret"Ontly. I Jackson 19 12 50 Mark Reese, Gall. o z 2 attend. lhls Friday ure avallable al Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush 9 5 970 tl2 Bill Davis. Midd. Wellston lbe hlp oebaol dnrlng the day who are having 8 new house I 6 8 957 942 Mike Jenkins, Jack. 17 14 48 Mike Bratton, Midd. 0 2 2 Pomeroy 6 8 1106 1172 Mike Fisher, Gall. 13 22 48 V. Wilson, Jack. . . 0 1 1 The Albany • New Lexington or at his home in IIIe eveD- bullt here will soon move ln. Logan 4 10 876 976 Bob Courter, Log . . ll 26 481Rod Karr, Midd . . 0 1 1 St. AI match will be Friday at fllg. Southl'n! will play Alle111- Mrs. Mary Thabet ent•rtain- 1 r ed the Mothers Club at her i 11 4 10 m 909 B. Hutchison, Jack . 19 8 46 NOTE1 €rotbera 13 gamu, 8 p. m. as was announeed fol- ville at T p. m. Friday. ···· 1 15 742 958 TD. DdaugEhtekrty, PNel. t 7 12 48 1 swbtdell 12. eamest Gustavaoa Jo wmt · g the sectonddrrolll_ld sect ion- n:: .&A w;.na;g_mn Jtttl! home here Friday TOTALS s ew, om. 16 12 44 10 gam.es. a 1 ournamen awmga 5unMr. and Mrs. Dale Cundiff I 56 56 4243 00 av1 day. Fight lleouHo and family who have just re- I National BasketbaD ABBOCll!tloa 250 By Ualted Preso International turned from Germany, apent 1 ! SEOAL RESERV!lS By Vaited Press bHenlallolllll tic~i. M.::o;irs~~l~::d to NEWCASTLE, England (UP!; few days here with hiS parents. (Final) SVAC ALL GAMES Eutera Dlvillon each of the four schoot.., b t -Yves Desmarets, 127, !'ranee, Mr. aod Mrs. Jack Cundiff TEAM W L P OP TEAM w L p OP W. L. Pel. through the change In schedu~ stopped George Bowes, 1251>, and family have gone to Virgin· QUALITY BONDED Nelsonville .... 13 t 647 523 Eastern 19 I 1287 1062 •-Boston 57 13 .314 log an additional 250 tiekets will England (10) ia oo reside. Jackoon · · · •• 12 2 575 420 x-Southwestern 10 » 1073 1105 Cincinnati 41 'ZI .03 be available. Tickets can be gotWellston .. · - · 8 8 587 538 •-Kyger Creek I II 1058 1107 Philadelphia 3 ll2 .529 ten at the high I!Cbool. The INSTALLED ON YOUR CAR Atheno .. . ... .. 8 I 5t9 473 x-North Gailla 5 13 1008 1135 New York 2fi 43 .38 game io at Athens !Ugh gym. FOUR WHEELS ONLY Logan .... . ·.. 7 T 553 546 x-Hannan Trace 4 15 948 1132 x.Qinched easlenl title. : (Including Wheel Cylinders) Middleport .. 5 I 524 533 z - Completed Season. Weslenl Dlvilloa Pomeroy .. .. .. 3 II 450 585 (Cia!l A Touruamenl) w. L. Pel. Gallipolis .. · . 0 14 388 625 Thursday Night Los Angeles 46 'ZI .597 TOTALS -- · · · 5C 164M3 4M3 Eastern vs. Nelsonville St. Louts 35 34 .507 Heavy Duty Car HEAVY DUTY TONIGHT's GAMES: IAt Alhen•l Baltlmort 31 '!I .45 tAt Bucbte~Yor!l) Friday Games Detroit 30 41 .423 Logan vs. New Lexlneton _ New Lex . St. AI vs. Albany San l'ranctsco 14 51 .200 (At Welltton) I p.m. Moaday'l Rellllto 12 Volt 24 Month '-) Racine vs. Allensville INSTALLED (At Sonlb~uer•nte. w~ u Detroit 130 Cincinnati 118 Wellston vo. South Point Rock Hill VI. Blackfork (Only same scheduled) 99 IACH I p.m. SVAC y•nc~ TUesday's Games IX C. """'' • Sa Fr · at Cin · tl It will be the old two rinls, FRIDAY'S GAMES, (Final) n anc!Sco cmna Flreooone and G&J '11lursday fAt Buebtei-Yorl!:) TEAM W L P OP Los Angeles vs. Phila. at N.Y. nigbt in the championship game Athens vs. winner of Logan, Eastern 8 0 540 362 St. Louis at New York. of the Gallipolis lndepeodenl New Lex. ramo - 7 p.m. Kyger Creek ·. 5 I 448 413 (Only games lcbeduied) League Tournament. 2 DOOR HARD TOP Warren Loc<ll n . Marietta - Southwestern & 3 134 425 WedMiday'a Gamn 1:30 p.m. North Gallla .. ! 6 39'1 488 Los Angeles at Boston This wu determllled Monday STAR FIRE Dynamic 88- v.a motor, automatic trans., power (At Solllliiwettera) Hannan Tract o 8 387 516 Cblcinnall at Baltimore evening when G&J defeated Fatbrakes, power ateering, radio, heater, white sideSan Francisco at Detroit staff - ~ 1n ~- 1 IMPERIAL TIRES Jackson vs. winner ol Well- 'l'OTALS ltl ltl ZI1N DN Philadelphia at St. Loulo , ,...,. ·~ on Y game wall tires, full deluxe wheel discs. back up lights, ston..SOulh Point game-7 p.m. played. solid black with likt new Interior. One owner, new Si:re Galllpolla VI. Coal Grova SV AC RESERVES '11lus Falotaff finished lht Olds trada-in. Reallharp. 750x148:30 p.m. (Final) EAGLE!J.VJXINGS season In thlrd place. ll:vall8 plus tu SATURDAY'S GAMES: TEAM W L P OP PH!LADELPmA (UPI)-The won a z.o forfeit from Scotl'o Sectional finals at Buchtel • North Gallla . . I 0 319 202 Philadelphia Eagles will pll!y Grocery 90 they finished lll Premium quality Ill aco,.. York and Southwootera 1 Eastern . . . . . . 6 % 286 IU an oxhlbition game against the fifth place. Kyger Creek . . 4 4 298 230 Minnesota Vlldngs iD the Twin omy lin• prices. p.m. Hannau Trace ! 6 191 355 Cities' Metropolitan Stadum Four men hit tho doublo ft. Soulhwestern . . 0 I 190 3%1 the night of Aug. 20. guro total lo lead G&J lo Its MOUNTED FREI PERRY TO eoMPETB TOTALS . . . . . 1t1 1t1 utl uti STEELEJIS.VIIUNGS win. Carl Wolfe led the way TIRES NEW YORK IUPI) -FordPITI'SBVRGH f UP!) - The with 22, Okey KJDingoworth had ham'a Sam Perry, recovered 8EUOUTS ASSVIU!D Pittsburgh Steelel'!l will play ex- 20, Mike Morrisoll 17 and Jim from a lmee liiJury 11Uffert4 GREEN .BAY. WI!. (UP!)- hib!tlon games In Atlanta with Denney II. lut weekend when he got oH Green Bay Paeker Head Coacb the Minnesota Vlkinp Aug. 14 Aaron Bufllnlton paced tlla Cadillac - Oldsmobile 1 subway, will defend hit efl. and General Manager Vince and the Baltimore Colfll Aug. 21. losers with liB. John Kamenskl POMEROY "YOU'll Lite Oar Qaallty Way of DoiDg Itn<-eu• yard dash lltla In the IC4A Lombardi said Monday that The games will bs the 11!'11 pro had 18 and Larry HuH added champlonshlpl at Madllon aelloull are assured for all football contests In Allanta'a 14. G&J lad 38-28 Ill lbt Jnler. Mllln St. WY 2-5342 P01neroy, Ohio ljquare Gardea lalulday. paclu!r 1~ homa f18D101, new i2,tltl0 MBt lladi"m ~ Cage Crown THE DAILY SENTINEL Dally Sentinel. Mason Personals ~ Our doctor says our daughter has a fungus diseof the lungs, but he says we need not be alarmed about lt. What do you think? A - There are at least a half - dozen fungus diseaseo that may affect the lungs. They vary greatly in severity. If your doctor Is not alarm. ed about your daughter'• COl). dillon, he should at least reo. ommend a checkup every alx months or oftener. • Central State barged into a 1 Carder combined for 10 point. has John ClllTOll at Alletheny rematch with Cedarville by for Findlay. and Weslern Reserve vlsitin& clubbing Ashland, 79-48, in the Earlier this season, Central Thiel. first round of the playo ff Mon- walloped Cedarville, 75-59. Barono and Miami Win day njght. Cedarvil le eleminat., Akron (18-6 ) will have the Steubenville, already posessor ed Findlay, 811-77 [ task of stopping the league's ol a berth in the NCAA MidThe Marauders, al:!:am sho'lll.'· lop scorer , Don Carlos 1 and a East College Division tournaing their over · all balance, strong supporting cast that car- mont at Akron, tuned up by raced off to an ll·3 i• ad as the ried Otterbem ( IIHI J past Ohio galloping over St. Vincent (Pa.) Eagles went without a field Wesleyan rwhich finished third t~55. Monday night aod Migoal In the first 61> minutes on In regular play) and Witten- ami, whlch bopeo oo represent play and fell behmd 36-20 at the berg, which shared the regular the Mid-American Conference half. Ed Bryant had 18 and oeason title with Akron. in the NCAA University Div~ Jerome Tillman t6 to lead Cen- The Zips, who boast lour sion play, downed Eastern Kentral 's scoring. sophomores and 1 freshman, tucky, 82-81. Eastern will reproCedarville also was in front will be trying to avenge an 84). sent the Ohio Valley Conlerence all the way against the Oilers, 79 loss at Otterbein on Feb. 13 in the tournament. And Ohlo opening up a 53-38 margin at Coach Tony Laterza's crew State, whicb ill going nowhere, intermission. D o z i e r Carter went to the NCAA champion- was walloped 11().90 by an Inwith 27 and Gary Walthall with ship game last year, bowing to diana team that will be staying 22 were big men for the Yell<'W Evansville. bome. Jacketa, while Jerry and Jim The only other action tonight The Barons, who finished with ° mentioned the possible har.ards of examining phosphortreated postage stamps under ultraviolet light. !o there •Ill' dhnger ·associated with handling or licking these stamps? A - Postal authorities .,.. sur~ me that there iJ none. Ill Inhibit tulllQn, c:ommon cold 10r01 and oye in!ectlopa. '!'bus we have before 111 lilt delootablt poqlblllly that eatIng oysters provldes 111 with defenoe tgaiDst certain viral Jn. hetlons. A dOII!II row may do mon than an llflple a day to lteep the doctor away. I think It II mighty c:Jever o1 the oyster to do thin&• like this Altl!ough the oyster, aa a poei once obtlerved, "maybs erolled In love." we can alill make lbt awol If II. Or blm. Or .-. .,...,, Five SEO Counties Show Tax Increase Q - IJl a recent column you B~RAY'S WOR[b L SEOAL 1964 65 scormg • I mE ALMANAC By United Preoo lntemaUonaJ Today Is Tuesday, March 2, the 81st day of 11185 with 3M oo follow. Tho moon It approacbln& 1t.o new phase. •' •. ' • ' Vandy Claims First Crown A - Ia It barmlul oo put JlO"' o•ide In the ear to di!Solvo wu.? Can ear wax cause headache? A - Two or lhree drops of hydrogen peroxide lo ofteo put In the ear to soften the wax when It becomes hard and Impacted. Dropo of warm mineral oil or corn oil are preferrable, but none of these drops will dissolve the wax. Once It Is softened, your doctor can w.,h the wax oul with an ear syringe. Impacted wax can caUH loss of hearing, which 1> r,.. ~ · eved when the wax i~ removed. The Impacted wa< would not cause a headache. The mornJne star Is Mart. The evenina stars lrt Man and Jupiter. Frontienman Sam Houston wu horn on thl1 day lD 1793. On this day lll history: In 1877, Rutherford B. Hay.. was nlll1led President by Col). gresa In settlement of a dispute over the election of 18'1d. He wu declared the winner ovu Democral Samutl Tilden. • By United Preas International Berths in two national tournaments will go to two Ohio te ams tonight and two othero Wlll see Ule season's work and bopeo ended. Undef•ated Central State (2+ 0 ), ranked second among the nation 's small colleges, goes up against Cedarville (23-3) for the DIStrict 22 title and a spot in the National Association of Intercollegiate AlhleliCll (NAlAJ national tournament. And Akron bida for a aeconr consecutive trip to the NCAA College D 1• i 1 ion tourney agairu!t Otterbein, whicb bas scored two upselll In a row oo gain the Ohlo Conference Tournament finalo at Columbus tonight. 8 ) Wayne G. Brandstadt. M.D Q-1 am 5(1 , and haw~ ker• A large gai n was made in government Voice of Broadway •.• reporting Do It \ ... "J'. • Central State Vs. Cedarville DOCI'OR SAYS Slightly Bogged Down f . ' .. SPECIAL 59 OLDS KARR & VAN ZANDT · .· · \ BAll ERIES SHOCKS $15·95 $5· COOPER MOORE'S �' • ~=:~~:~~~: GOP Launches Drive for DemonstrationsDemanding 1'ashington Columnist Will Voting Rights are Planned Everybody ' A val h . s p a c ., a Ala~ Report Three Times Weekly Mainly About By United P..-lnMI'nltlonol . Negroes conductjnK a clvtl nghts drive tD om& today scheduled a voter registration demonstration In ruarrtved at tho tw... owned by ' raJ Wilcox County. The county is l'a rt of the Alabama black belt where The noted political correspondent and Pulitzer Prize- Mrs. Reinhart they tail<ed wun WASHINGTON (UPI)- House 1 ~rogram believed they had U1o povertshed regions anywhere In winning author Wtlliam S White, becomes a regu_lar a n<!j[hbOr , Fadley Erlewtne, DemocratiC leader• marshaled vote to re)ect a substltue btll l tho country. no Negroes are regtstered to vote The march was an· WashiJlllon columnist for the Daily Senttnel, starting who S&Jd hts new tractor had their forces today against Re- sponsored by Rep Wllham C. Some of Cramer '• amend- nounced by the Rev. Daniel Harrell, a Camden, Aln , N~· next Friday, Mar. 5 Thereafter, his by lined articles re- been taken out ot a 11 arage, publtcan efforts to turn Pres!- Cramer, R-Fia, and supported men to wero calculated to gro preacher and a member of Dr Martin Luther Kings porting nnd analyztng the key developments tn national usod, and put back. He said II dent Johnson's $1.1 bUllon Ap- by most Republtcan members achteve the same end Southern Christian Leadership Conference. palachia bill mto a nationwide But they were not &Q sure The adm1n11tratton program fr -=-==-:--:::-::- -:: and tnternallonal af!atrs wtll appear thr•e times a week wu ~.:overed with mud 1b A short while later 1t was economic development pro- about defttatmg all of a senB& emphaSize• an $840 m11J1on plan King departed om. A a ama Barnett, long 1denttned with In these pages reported that a 1962 ChevrQiet gram of amendments Cramer planned to bUlld development and local Monday for speeches m Wash· segregationist force! , saJd In a Long known as on• of the ablest members of the Wao( Johnsons' to subm1t after the expected de- access roads. Other funds would toston after leading a tour of C1tlr:ens Council !peech at Hat· shington press corps, Btll WWte has spe nt almost two- eor ... alf owned by Mrs Males Supporlers Nelson, also of Star Hall, had feiilt of hts substitute be authort;ced Cor vocattonal ed· rural areas . uesburg that the emQnctpatlQn thirds of hts 35-year career as a newspape1 man 10 co ver· been stol~n :iO ffietlme Sunday The House beaan debate on ucatiOn , holpltals, conservation In another racial develop.of the slaves WAS 8 mistake. tng the complex•ttes of polltlcs and government at the 10 the South Monday forSenate-passed btll Monda• pro)ecta and timber developmenl Barnett said the •laves at h the nationa l ~ nd mternatwnal levels mght lrom th e garage er ~ mer Mllistsslppt (J()v. Ross R. s•-uid have been twught rrom Starting <ts a full - ume rehome 'Jllt ca.r bore the bccn:re, and was expected to start vot- ment an.o " Z.OIO-D. " Ill& today. A final vote waa not Rep. Robert c McEwen, ll· their masters out of general tax porter for the Austm (Texlt s) can live m attractiVe surround· "'onles and oent back to A.frlca . e•pected unit I Wednesday N Y., pressed for an amendf'rlewtne told the Shenff's Statesman wh1le a sophomore 8hann& a strong sense 0f ¥•"This was the Ideal solution, The substitute would JUnk m"'nt to nome 11 New York ings, at the Un1vers1ty of Texas, he ' department he had t~een u. car " commumty " 1 tmmg thtl one stolen from Mrs Johnson's program £or the eco- eastern and northern counties fair and just," Barnett !liB rt got a JOb with the AssocJaled 1 Nelson parked m a barn near nom t c ally · depressed area for mclus1on m the measure As The President called rent sup- Barnett called the abolitionPress upon leavmg college, lind th N 1 f t abo t !l 30 stretching through 11 state& 1t came from the Senate, the plements '' the most cruClBI new ists of the 19th century " forces was soon tramderred lo Its u WELLSTON, Ohio (UPI) - f p AI b instrument'' m the admuustra- of ev'tl" and satd the ••victt'ms e e son arm a a 1n Mond~;~v Authonlles un rom ennsylvama to a ama bill mcluded an amendment Washmgton Bureau, where he • • "· - Lack of a proper program con- 1 d ld t tUm's housmo., program. \Jp to of confusion" led the country me<hately went to the barn nstea , it wou cr ca e rna- sponsored by Sen Robert F served successively as a poll!! tmues to cost Ohio $300 mllhon d now, the federal •aovernment Into the Ctvil war, " a blood! ere the car had apparenll) chmery for federal at to Jm- Kennedy, D-N Y, that would c.J reporter, feature writer and w1 m payrolls a year, whtch shows has provided hou!lltng for needy bath from which Jt has never political correspondent He been hidden, but it was gone how essential IS approval of his authonze only a stud\ of wheth- families either by fmancmg recovered .. beeame general ntght edttor Shenfl Harten bach said he mdustrtal development £maneer to admit a number of constructiOn itself or by lend- He said that "evil forceS"' towent m tD the upstairs ot the mg plan m the May 4 election York counttes •·contiguous" to ing money to private builders day stir in our midst" wh1ch and, later, war editor for the j organization's general off1ces in ~Ill and found bed clothes and Gov .James A. Rhodes said Appalachia. at belowmarket interest rates. are trym• to "disorgamze soNew York, and then went over· ptllowshome stolen from the Rem- Mon day mght . . hart Rent supp lements are des1gned ciety to• destroy to set man to replace low interest loans. agal~!t man In ~rder that tur· ShenH H8l tenbach theonzed Addressing an Industry appre. the uactor owned by Fadley CiatiOn dinner Rhodes sald Funeral servlees for Wesley Johnson cited the "immense moil may reign." Bill Whitt Erlewme had been used to pull plans operating tn 43 other Bert Shumway, 8!, who died potenttal advantages" of rent ar s ~. Monday evening at Metgs Gene supplements. The rent paymenl (Continued From Page 1l seas as an assau It w corre the stolen car belongmg to .Lf1 rs. sta!es use tax money. That eral hospital after an extended cal b~ keyed to the income of lnternatwna1 Commumst "un- pondent He crossed the Eng- Nelson out oi a dltch after It asn.t considered necessary in illness Will be held Thursday the family. Families with lower Pomeroy, Ohto tty"" talks. hsh Chann el with the mvaston I had become stuck. Ohto, he added at 2 p m at Reedsville '\1eth· incomes would receive a greatVisitmg representatives from forces on D Day I The sheriff said the escapees "This program does not re- ()(:hst church Wlth bunal ln the er supplement. LAST TIME TONIGHT stayed overmgbt sort to the ~ubterfuge of so- l Reedsville cemetery. Under Johnson's recommen18 Communist parties sympa· Joming the New York T1mes , appare~tly thetic to the Moscow \me tn in 1945, Whtt{' returned to the 1Sunda yt n the unoccupied house called g1mmtcks, tax gtve- He was born In Reedsville, WASHINGTON (UPH- Pres- dation homes would be bwlt by "I'D RATHER BE RICH" the Smo-Sov1et frud were be- nation s capit al as a Wash mg- lowncd by Mrs H.t!mhart Here 1:1v.ays subsidies or tax. mora- ~ December 12 1861 son ol the !dent Johnson asked Congress 1\ pnvate builder&, with Federal (Technlcolor) lteved mePtlng nt an u ndi ~r1os ttn corrcs po~de nt In 1956 he ported tl~at food stolen from the ~?nums , " the. governor said late George 'and Jane Wat ~on today to prov1de hnusint!' for Housmg Admimstratton msur Sandra Dee, Robert Goulet. ed location 1:1 the Russtan ber ame d11C1 Congressr onal 1!::.(!]em Center st.:hool had been Ne1ther does 1t pose any diln· lshumway He had hved par! 1ooe million needy families over 1ance and _ where necessaryAndy Wllbams Charles Rug tal ln addnlon l.JJ ia l Pra l nwe l· ' con es pondent fu1 that paper- ~ cooked lhcr e and there was still I ge of govemment mterference 1of tu~ life m F.ast Liverpool but 1the next four yPars mortgage purchases by the Fed- I!Ces, Hermione Gmgold, Gent Raymond. Maur1ce Chevalier tr.gs were said to be takmg a po..ot .,.,Jurh hl' rt:!s ignt>d Apnl a iue m the stove yesterda~. m areas o\ our economy which since 1934 at Reed~v1\le He was · 1M A 1 1. !958 to beC'11me Washmgton <\nulhei home, an unoccupied are the proper and histone do- l a member of the Reedsville In a "message at the c1t1es'' 1:i:~ Natlona ortgage ssocta- Colore~rtoona piace WID. •nd THURSDAY culummst for Umted F'e<i ltllf'S I structure owned by Mrs 1\e\- mam or private enterpnse" I Methodist church smce h 1 s Johnson proposed 8 new pr~ :' ,..__.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mllrc:h 3-4 COLU\1BUS-THE HEALTII His t: olumn now appears regu- sun, was also entered, he said He noted that the Ohio Bank 1youth H1s fir~! wrfe ard a son gram of rent supplements for 1 NOT OPEN Department today announCed Jarly rn mor e Hum \30 \cmlmg ers Association has endorsed preceded him In death slum dwellers, the elderly and Headqu1r1ars For almost $10 nul lion tn feder31 1newspapei s thl oughuul the I the program and added that He IS surviVed by ht~ wile, families displaced by urban re- I FRIDAY and SATURDAY funds vnU be dlstnbuted 1n 1 count 1 y the men who know the bank- I zerusha Shumway , Reed~v11le, : newal or hLghway cons!ructlon I March 5-6 11 II "THE LONG SHIPS" OhiO for hospital construclion In addiii OII hi hts long and In· I mg busmess best know that thiS Ione daughter, Jane Hunter. Johnson exp:essed his hous(Technicolor) thil year under the Hill-Burton tunHte kno" ledge ot Ihe Wash- I program would not in any way 1Russellville, Ark ; eight grand- mg philosophy lhts way " It ts RuBa Tombly Richard Wid· Act mgton seen~:' White h.iS an un•i seek to supplant the hJstor!C i chJidren , 18 great grandchild- not enough simply to build mark, Oscar Homolka, Sldne;J Health Director Emmett w usual ahiltty to retogmze poht- 1 bankmg function In Ohio ,, ren. eight step children and one I more and more U~ltS 0~ housP01tler. 3 Stooge11 Arnold said approved applica 1cal ·•news m the makmg '', to Rhodes said he would llke to I Sister, '1rs EuniceSpr ague,. mg We must butld neaghbor· Scheming Schtmtn tiol18 included 10 for general ! sense, dtg for and clearly, con be able to say Ohio's advant- , Reedsville. h~s and communities. SUN. MON, TUBS. hospital construrl '" lwu for t: lsf' ly report 11 ' underl~mg ages are so favorable that suet- Frtend ~ may call at the Wh1te Th~s means CO":Jbmmg conMarch J.ll-9 psychiatm units general facts lhat will make future CAPE KENNEDY, Fla (UPI) financing 1s not needed, but !Funeral home, Coolville, after structwn With soc1al services i "GOODBYE CHAR~II" hospitals. seven fn dia gnostiC head lmes Though now techni- - -\n Atlas-Centaur rocket ex- that tho do ~o would be "less ,2 p mtl on \1,'ednesday and up un- and comt mbun.1 tdy faetlllltites It \ Middleport, 0. Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds 1 1 11 1 and t:eatment centt'rs two for : ally knov:,n ~s a Washmgton plodcd feet above the launch than onest t me o__ ~~~Ices. mean! o Ul SD 1a peop e'!l""',.......,.,...,.,...,.,...,.,...,.,...,.,...,.,.., 1 rehablllta!Jon centers twtl for colummst rather than a 1 pnd today on a mission de- l • 8Chools of nursing and eight for ' correspondenl '' Btl! Whl~e ~ s 1 gned to by a key step in long-term care umts In some still regards himself as a poi1L- Amenca's moon program. eases two or more tvpes of leal reporter. and hiS JOb IS The silvery rocket fell grants were approved £or pnmanly that of reportmg the to Its pad and erupted mto smgle hospita l. The approved most Sigmf!cant news develop- great ball ol orange flame. grants included Columbus - ments. fu\ly ' clearly asd candid- A space agency spokesman G• ant Hospital , $833 333 to re- ly, With analysts and occa- sa 1d personnel in the blDck· place school of nursing : and sional commen! house nearby were safe. !'lvf!rslde MethodJsl Ho~pilal , In 195.), White rec eived the Flames spewed from the a 1!'"13.333 to f'onstruct a long Pulitzer Pnze m Letters for wreckage for a few seconds and term care umt , Portsmouth - his dtstmgmshed bmgraphy of then the scene was enveloped S"ioto COunty. $1 080 000 to sup- l the l<~ l c Senator Robert A. m great clouds of black smoke. plement a bond 1ssue to re- Taft of Ohio He 15 also the It was a crushmg blow to the plare SciOto :\1E'morial Hosp1tal au1 hor of "C1tadel ~~e Story trouble _ plagued Atlas. Centaur .and to constJuct an addition to of the U S Senate, and of program. the Southern 1-JJi ls Hosptt al· the much · discussed "Majes- The rocket was scheduled for Zancsvllle - Good Samantan ty and Mischief A M1xed Tri- 1ts hfth, and most Important, Hosp•tal. $133 333 for replace- bule lo F D ll ," published in test fhght ment of diagnostic and treat No~Jembcr 1960 "The Pro£esmeot umt. s10nal Lyndon B Jchnson," ABORTION R"CORIJS pubhshf.d m June. 1964 He has LONDON (UPI)-The House wntten numerous articles on of Commons was told Monday natiOnal afra1rs for many Jead- that 154 women in Britain dled mg per1odJcals from abortions in the past three He has held the chatr of Re- years. Health Minister Kenneth Gauge readings: Galhpoli!l gents Professor at the Umver· llt-bmson said only 14 of the Dam 18 2, 23 3 running 42 feet Slty or Califorma in Berkley, deaths were the result of legal em rollers, Pomeroy • Mason dthvermg senes of lectures on abortiOns, lhe remainder Illegal. 24.27, PI Pleasant 25 70, Hin- national politics and journalism ton 2.03 stationary, Kanawha to graduate students and facul· ~·unrealistic" for Switzerland to Falls 5.97 rtsmg, Charleston 19.- ty members. He has also lee- conclude such a treaty. 92 falling Umdon was runmng tured at a number of other in· 1- - - -----=--1 half lool, Marmet three quar- stitutions, including the A1r ters foot and Wmf1eld dam 2 War College, Mount Holyoke College, and Princeton Univer· feet. Boat Movements: Slfy Oblo River - Invader up 14, The Datly Sentmel is pleased I 30 p m ; Edcana Bosworth and proud to welcome this liP 14, 7.20 p m A J Patten very able , clear • thmkmg and up 14, 10 25 p m.; Jtm Vtt:kers clear • writmg political report. liP 14, 10 50 p m : Cotton er to our pages We recom• Queen up 14, 1:20 am , Phihp' mend that P.very reader look For 11peot t•idance •• Sporn up ll, 2 30 a m , Harvey for the new column from Wash· filint~ ,... 1964 .... Nllllll, Jordon up 14, 4 am.; Onward ington, "By Wilham S. White,'' Mdor JOIIr copy of Ray De up 14, 6 40 a m Eastern down three times each week, begin· Crane's ucu Yau Owa 15, 6 a.m; Valley Voyager up mng Fnd<iy. TIIXflS.• 16, 5:30 am Queen City up 17, 2-45 a.m.; John Ladd Dean I Bd 1ba biplt, plusheet PlytiiOUth ever ••• ltlll solidly in the Jow..prlce fleltL up 21, 6 am John ,J Rowe Reject A I i 8 clown 21, 6:50 am.: C. V. Har- }<'or New Cruiser ner down 23, 8 55 P m : Walter The Me1gs county commisBecltjord down 23, 12 50 a m.: Sloners Monday rejecled all bids Elisha Woods down 23, 2 30 a. submitted fur the purchase of m.; Alton Zephyr down 23, 4 05 a new shenff's crmser after a I a.m.; Reliable up 23, 5 15 a m., dtscussJon over specif1cahons Rose G. down 23, 5 30 a m.. It was dec1ded to re-advertlse Jeffboat down Greenup 3 50 a and purchast the new cruiser Vall1nt Ply1110utll ,.,_.... BeiYadere m.; Zimmer down Meldahl 4:- on March 15 . 21 p.m.: H. E. Bowie• up Mel- rt also wao agreed 1o allow The compact that haen't forgoltH The tiPedaCUIIr, The big buy in the da1ll S:ll p.m.; Luther Herd- an mcrease of 50 cents per meal why you buy a compact. falt-movina flllballll. intermediate class. mao up Meldahl 7 50 p.m.: to the sherifl's department, efFor 32 yeall De Coau ._ Buckeye State down Meldabl fecttve immediately, as provldPUll PLYMOUTH'S 1-YIA./50,000-MILE ENGINE AND Dlf¥1 TIIAIN WARRANTY. Chrysler Corporation confldentlf warnntt al of tha followtn1•1 part~ of rttlMI .... fir ba nowspapor writor GIHI 1!·25 a.m.; Andrew C&lhoun up 5 yNr& or ao,OOO J11Mee, whlchav.r coma~ first. durlnl whleh time any such parts that prove defective In mtteriHI and workrnanthlp will be repllt* or rwp;tred It 1 CltvJIIIf' Meldahl 1:011 a.m; Valvoltne ed m Section 311.20 of the ReMatara Corporttlon AuthOrlted Dealers plea~ of business without cherp for !luch parts or labor: anlfne blocll , hatd and Internal pertt,lntake manltold, water PUmt_:':,*'*LIII editor. fOf :U JMII ••'• caM and Internal parts (e•c:eptlng manual clutch), torque con~rtar, drh,. shaft, untvrtr .. l joints, rear axle and dlffarentlaland retr wtttte bMrlnp. R~ufM,.. ftOII""' down Meldahl 2.SO 8 m; Orco v1sed Code, accepted contracts hap a tax .......... nit followifll malntenen~ Hrvlcas are raqulrad under the warr.nty-changa angma oar avery 3 months or 4,()90 mllaa, Whichever com" firM; repl~ 011 fUtat'"" MCGnd o1 cldii1JIIIJ down Meldahl 4 45 a 111 wtth all VIllages of the county combination •inentiJ q•al· dean cartlurator air filter every 6 monlhl al'ld replace tt ..,.ry 2 years, and every 6 montht furnish Pldenot of this r~ulrad aervtc. to • OhrytiM' Motoni CorporMion Authallud DNi•r •nd reques1 him to ct~rtlfy reeelpt of •uch evld•nc:e end your ctr'• mileage, Simple •nouah f41r IUCh lmpon.rrt protection. lfies him to tell yoor what GaiUpolll Dam _ Semet to ho~ prtsoners in the counyou wont to bow ••• Ut a down 6 p.m ; J s Lewus up ty )ail, and accepted the bonds way you can •ndetstand ••• 11 30 p.m.; OVEC down 5,55 of all officials holdmg county about tho aow tax ....... am.; Peggy Downey down 8 posts. Attendmg were Commlstions. 1 m. 5iioners Charles R. Karr, Sr , Kaaawba River - Esso west Kenneth McElhinny, and Avery "Cut Owa Taxa" ... VIrginia up London 12 05 a Nelson. 64 pogH, it iltustnoted widl ~..,,. Ionas ... c-. so.. m.; Solvay up London 3:25 a ----111.: George Price down Wm- REJF..cTS IDEA field 5:115 p.m.; Lucy Jane LuBERN, Switzerland (UPI) cas down Wtnlleld 9.30 p.m.; The Swiss government Monday Jerry Bosworth up Winfield 11:· re)eded the Idea of concludinG 30 p.m.: 0 , F. Shearer up Win- a trade treaty with the EuroSOc A Copy fleld 3:35 a.m.; Helell down pean Common Marltet. The fed399 SOUTH 3RD AVENUI At Our Count1r WIIlfield 6:10 a.ID. era! council said It would he People In Pomeroy car o1 Erlewtne and !lurks Sherill Hartonb&ch UJd aftar membero o1 bil dopartmont I I Rhodes cl·tes program Lack At eIISton 1 w I Mr•Shumway D'Ies Monday I M•11• I IOn unitS In Housing "I l i I PI Qpen Letter I I I • AT TAX TIME Plymouth Fury ... ,.,..•• u, See your "Dealin' Man" at Plymouthland! ---·... v.., z. TOM RUE MOTORS MlDDLII!OII. 0. • •• l I When Hit by Automobile Local Garden Clubs lnvl'ted T Morristown I SHIRT 1 FINISHING ROBINSON'S •1 I ' • • •• • • 1• • 1• I• you'll-enjoy ,._,._., oo®rr aw~m-[}{j&J fPJ£IDW •' wash days •' • •• • ••• • •• ITY OAN •• • •• • •• FALSE 'W'II:ETH • • •• • •• • • .,liD' • ' ONE DAY SERVICE Deer Dies al ••• (just like that!) I I BAKER FURNITURE ' M d f compassion Program ADMIRAL TELEVISION River news tl•- Prayer is Set MEIGS THEATRE ·1 II calt8< I think It 111 he best way P'f PLEASANT - More than he vaecinated to enter IChool ht BY CAIIL H COOK and com and permanent paature w keep rea>rlll 10 neeeiW')' %6,11011 vacclnaUoO! aga!Mt dtpb- doesn't need ohot.l lllllll Eneulon AJent for Holstem bel!ers and Here- tn the butldtDi of a good herd. " Tom Anderaoll, who Is sta- theria , whooping cough lock- h•'s 5 or e," ho uid. "Younc ford brood cows Mr and Ml'll Dennia Wise lloned wllb the U S Air Force taw , ' mallpox and polio need children are most ofteo upoood PT PLEASANT - Wtlham ' ~ot_~ly~e the Barker> good Partsh CounciJ. of Parkersburg, W Va were at Pease Air Force Base m N to be given ln Mason County to to these dlleaoes which are al· A Barker, Southside, Mown 111e home wm, lUJ acr., of Sundey guetto or their aunt, H , " here with ht> parents, brmc maximum protection a- so moot serloua during tho flrlll County , ha• been awarded a whtch ts bot~ land, lies oMn Jacob Gloeckner and Mr. Mr and Mn. Francis Ander- gaJnst these dlseas~ to area few years of life. plaque by the West Virgama long the Kanawha River Some and Mra !.loyd Moore and 1!011. son and daughter , Carole Wed- reSident s He noted lbat tn eommunltlea Dairymen's Assoctatton fur out- 1441 acres are per-t [IllCalling on ~. Edna Wig- nesday the Anderson famtly I where vacctnatloDJ have been standtDi dairy herd productton ture . the rematnllli 130 acre• gms Sunday, were her couelnl, wlll leave for Ft Pierce Fla Dr Kenneth Byrne, county neglected one-fourth of t he records The award made at are woods. This farm is deMiss Maude Johnson of Harl· where they Will attend th~ wed: health officer, <18ld, "Since pro- dtphtberl~ cases and one-half a! the annual meetma of the As- signed for crop elflcleocy II rord W Va and Edward Tur- dlng of thelf son Kelth Ander- t.e ction a~amst these dangerou!ll the deathl occur ln children un· soctatlon at the conc\usJon of produ~es all the roughage , pri· ley of Pittsburgh, Pa and her son, HoUlton, Te~ .• and MiBs dJaea ses IS extremely low, a der aae I. ApprOJ:imately 70 per the 21st aMual WVU Dall')' mariiy corn Silage and mtxed daughter , Mrs Walter Bentz of Pam Frer daughter of Mr and :unty wtda effort ts. bem~ mad: cent of the deaths from whoop- Short Course here, Feb 22 · 24 hay Pomeroy Ml'i Paui Frere Ft Pierce encotaae eve;ro~e ing cough occur m ehlldren un- William L Northern, State Ex- Mr Barker aaye hll cows are M d M N R Fla. ' vaccm~, Jon agam ese I• der one year. tension Spectahat Dallj'' never Without corn silage Evof ;~ ~n o~man ::"' · seases Dr Byrne said, "I want to West Virginia Umverolty Ap- en m early summer they r.,. f c~e f d rs ernon 1!-The weddlng will be held A survey taken by the west urse every parent in Mason palachtan Center made the cetve corn stlage dally They e: 0 art or • W. Va visited Saturday evenlns at 7 30 p m. v 1rginla State Department or County with children under 5 to presentahon ' recetve grass silage or sorghum recently With Mr. and Mrs Har- at the Presbytenan Church Health ID Mason County reveal- check with their family docSudan, fed with corn stlage durry Keiser, Minersville Tom will serve as Ius brother'• ed that protection for children tor or local health department 11le award Is presented each 11\i the lale summer 11Iey get Mrs Jessie Russell VISited best man and Carol e will be under age five 1!11 particularly to be sure that their rhlldren year to the dairyman who has no hay durmg summer, but Sunday afternoon with Mrs one of the bndesmatds low are adequately protecled from completed lhe largest number durmg the wmter each gets aCharles !luck and Mrs EltzaOf a total population of 2,173 these dtaeaoeo" of yearly herd record• aver- hout eight pounds of hay per I beth Humphrey Friday evenmg Mr and Mrs under age & in Mason County, agmg 400 or more pounds of day 10 addition to about 10 Anderson will be hosts for the 1,593 children have never been butterfat and who has not re- pounds of corn !ilage , Mro Bentley Peeples return· rehearsal dinner for members vacctnated against •mallpox and celved the award In the past 10 Gram io fed according to I ed to her home, Mansfield Sun- of the wedding party Keith IS 89 have never been vacelnat· years DHIA recommendatiOns As a d.~y, after a week's visit w1tl1 associated with the Anchor ed against diphtheria, whooping In 1964, the Holstein herd rule. a maximum of 24 pounds her mother' Mrs. Otto L 0 h n Glass Company In Houston Mr cough and lockjaw owned by Mr and Mrs Bark- or gram IS all that one cow IS and her brother and sister-m and Mrs Francts Andersnn and More than 3,500 pre - school er averaged 579 pounds of but· I fed, but somet1mes tiu.s 11 inlaw, Mr and Mrs. Otto C. family plan to spend a vacation and school-age chlldren of. a toterfat for 68 9 cows - the h1gh-1creased If It JS (elt that the Lohn sne was accompamed al Sarasota Fla , before return· tal population of 7,529 in thts age est m the herd htslory I cow can uhhtze additional home by Mr Peeples a11d grand- mg home group are . not adequately proThe hrst year the Barker grain daughter who spent the wee< tected aGatnst poho. PT. PLEASANT _ The 79th herd produced an averaGe of The gram ralion is composed end with relatives Dr Byrne pomted out that annual observance of World Day 419 pounds of fat and 10,289 of corn and cob meal , a pro-OnS 0 e Or children need vaccination pro- of Prayer wt'U •- held Friday, pounds of milk. The lowes! tem supplement and wheat Mrs Ro y Holter spent Suntect10n agamst these diseases U'IC: ' dJy at CheRhire with her mothwhen ti.ey are two months old March 5th on six conttnents and year average was 415 pounds bran, WhJth the protem content er' Mrs. George Thompson . However, many parents thmk I more than 125 countrieS of fat The average for the 10 I runnmg about 16 per cent Mrs Fronk Summerfield and SO:ln that because their chtld must I The theme for thts ye•r " ' ars on test ts 480 pounds fo The Bark~r calf program I! a d<J ughter, Renee and Jim Wat I - ''What Doth the l.JJrd Requlfe. • 41 2 cows The herd now rotals good one ffte new calf stays srm of Columbus spent t h e I Plans wen• made for a Com1 In Pomt Pleasant the Umted 73 cows With the cow about three days v.cekend With their panmts Mr pas~lon progutm m two weeks Church Women's Council spon- Mr Barker IS a native of Ma· It then IS fed mdk replacer! md Mrs Leroy Watson. '\ofm. l when rhf' .lumor ~11sstonary Sosors the World Day of PrayElr sun County He was raised on and kept m groups of three to , svllle I Cl<"fy or the Laurel Cllrt P'rf'f' (('ontmued From Page 1) With eiHht churches represent· h1s father 's 9~cre hill farm five unli i weanmg All get gram 1 1 Mr and Mrs Robert Moss· Methodist Church mf..'t sunday ed and the observance wlll be where £rom 5 to 12 cows were until 12 to 15 month!'! of age man and family of Manon, Il l evrnrng an the rPcreatlon roo n ' our age others as well as them-~ held at 7.30 p m m the Presby- 1\ept The milk was separated They receive no more until spent Saturday with his parenls, of the par<>ona~e selves to defy public laws pass. tenan Church The serv 1ce 15 and the butter and buttermilk near freshenmg \1r and Mrs Eslie Mossman Group s1n.-r•n.(! of the Jumur ed by tre legislature of OhJo open to both men and women '~\ere sold, along with fresh 1 Unt1l recently , all he1fers l Mr and Mrs E~lle MOssman Mt ss1onary son~ and "('h 1tdren 1.md the :'lllage or Mrddleport and for anyone w1siung to at- vegetables, and eggs - some I were bred arttc!ally A bull ts 1 visited Sunday i.ernoon ,11 Of other Llinds • opened th 1 There IS no doubt m my tend. t1mes fresh meat now used because the he1 fe rs Bl'lpre with Mr and Mr1~ Wll· meeting MclmhP.r'< bmught prn· mrnd that with or wlthoul ff·d· 'fhe New Haven Lutheran Mr Barker began d1ar~·mg on are k"'pt m Oh10 and observanc~ m<' s for e 1rh vear of their age eral money assls1antoe the VII- Church will hold a World Day the home farm m 1939 He op· of heat penods IS difllcult They 11 :-tm Stobart Mrs Carl Moore, Mrs .John to be g1 ven to m1 ~sions Speak- lag~ of ~iddleport will even- of Prayer serv1ce also March erated three other dairy opera- freshen at an Bverage i lf two ~mtth and Verne Davis visited ln.'! parts In the program were tua ly bu~ld some type of treat- 5th at 7 30 p m. wtth persons tJOns before he bought the pre- and one- half years or age Sunday , at Bidwell With Mrs d1stributed ment umt. from all churches m the area sent farm which is a 370..acre All of the Barker chlldrP.n !~rnest Carpenter. Altendm~ were Mickey and It has been and will contmue part1c1patmg m the program. operation The Barkers own an (three boys, two grrlsJ are or Mrs Mary E. Ohlinger re- Kay Howell , Martha and Lmda to be the purpose of my admtn- World Day of Prayer 1s an ef- additional 245 acres m Galha have been 4-H members Two tnrned home after spend- Baker. Oley , 11avuJ and Ephnm Jstrauon to do everything 1n fort to unne all the churches m Counly, Oh1o, which are used are now education ma]Of8 m ng three week!! In Dayton with Herdm<~n . Karol\'ll Soulsby, my J:IOWer to see that the co:a the Hend Area w1th the world primarily tor producmg hay college, another IS a freshman twr son and daughter-m-law' Brenda and Dennis Gilmore, of thus project I! done on a £atr commumty ID pruyerful supph- - - - -- - at WVU who WIU atlend the \1I and Mrs Douglass Wick D1ana and Barbara Lewts, and eqUitable bas1s for all con- catiOn. An mv 1tat 10 n has been ROOD IN "AT" GROUP School of nursmg. One of the ham and family. While here Wavne LeJ£heJt Nancy Darla. cerned and m the cheapest man- extended to all mterested per- Avlahon Machinist's Mate ner poss1ble Property owners sons to attend. Th1rd Class J . M Hood, USN , Barbara and Kathy Gill. and ,he was hospitalized for twelve lays. Keilh Kline, .Jack Jcobs, Greg hvmg m their homes and rentson of Mr & Mrs Malton Hood Eblm Patty and Penn Eblin er> altke have been btlled on of 623 Mtll St , Middleport, ISI and advisors Mrs Ja~es Gtl- two occasiOns yet dehnquenctes serving With Air Transport ! Birtlulay Observed mnre and Mrs. Ernest Powell occur Squadron Eight based at Naval In Kindergarten Thus II IB, that delinquencies Air Stahun, Moffett Fteld, C&hf. ON Howard Lee wes: Ill, son of for poyment of legal btlls renMr. and Mrs Howard West, dered cannot be loleraled. ATI'END FUNERAL wa• gueot ol honor at • b~rth As mayor, I feel 1 would be Mrs. Frank Holter of Raday Plli'ITfi'iday at the momremiss m my obligations if 1 <lne, Mrs Waid Kimes and lng Kindergarten claso taught 0 faded to bring to your attenMr and Mrs Charles Bissell , by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, 10 obtion the ftregomg as well as of Chesler, and Mr. and Mrs. , servance of his sixth birthday Members of local garden clubs the following, namely thai tf PT. PLEASANT.- M • s 0 n Jaes Hollon of Mlneraville, at- 1 Party hats, balloons, candy are JllVJted to a ·•(;ardener~ Day wtthm a reasonable time, those ~~ntyD C~nserv~JOn d officer. te~ed the fwteral of their sts- ~ LAUNDRYban and bubble gum were g1v- Outn March 20, at Union Lo- who are delJnquent m the1r pay- 1es ars ' repo. s a eer was ter-m-law' Mrs. Arthur Singer DRY CLEANING men! of a le al sewa e char e killed Sunday night on Slate m Toledo M_onday February 221 en as favors to the classmates cal School, Morm town on llt. do nol compfy wtlh gh g.' Route 17 near the Lanier resl- at the Neville Funeral home. WY 2-5428 POMEROY 1 e exts"" dence when a car dnven by • - - - Mrs West served ice cream 40 between cambridge and St. - - - -- - - and decorated cupcakes Spec- Clatrsviiie lng laws, our only choice will .Johnny L<lwis ol Beech Hill col- • • I I • • I • • • • • • I • • • I • I I • ,., lal guesls were his father, Mr Registration IS at 9 a m , with be to mvoke the provrsrons of hded with the doe fawn klllmg • West and Mark Hacgerty the program Martmg at 10 am OrdJnance 874 as provided for 1t mstantly ' • •I Selected by the honored Reg1strat10n and luncheon res- In the Ohio ReviSed Code. Sec- The lO-m~nth ammal estlmat· • • 1I guf'st to assist with the serv- lervat10ns coatmg $3 musl be tion 72949 which slates m part · I ed to weigh about 80 lbs was • • mg were Dlck Owen, Bobby sent to Mrs Cecil Ayers, Box "The legislative authontv or 1dressed for the hot-lunch' pro- • Powers, DAnny Davis, J e f r 424, Bethesda, Oh10 before a rn~cipal ~orporatlon whtch gram m one of Mason Counly's 8 Beaver • TLrnmy Thomas . carl March 15th Money must ac- has mstalled. or IS mstaltmg I ~hool s • Meyer. Seated at the birthday company reservations sewerage, a system of sewer· A week 810 Sunday night • Iable were Mark Haggerty. Bob- Prof James Caldwell of OhiO age, sewage pumping works or I wtthm 200 yards of the sam~ by Powen Jeff Beaver Carl State Untverstty wtll speak m sewage trealmenl or disposal I J hn M II Pt Pl i• ' ' the mormng on "The Truth A j k f pace, o I er, eas- I Meyers, Carla Meyers and How· bo 0 d - wor ! or public use may, bv ant was driving north on Rt ard Lee West · ut rgamc an Inorgamc Ferordmance establish JUSt and l 7 'd uru~ IM tlhzers '' a snow storm and • Other children present were M R h d B h f eqmtable rates or charges of struck a doe whtch was not • rs Jcar acman o tstobe 'd h I Kellee Burdelle, Kathy M , ea d· Pittsburgh, Pa a member of ron pat to t e mumct- ktlled aod apparently had no • ows, SUZ)' Samuels, Becky Fultz, the Arttsts' Club of Ptltsburgh, pal corporalion for the use of broken bones so was taken to • Mary Boggs, Sandra Ltttle, Cin- on the board of the art center such servl~. by every person, the McCilntlc Wildlife Statton • dy Hindy, Cindy Tnplett, Mark a teacher of des:gn, a sculp: firm or corporatiOn whose pre. to recuperate. • Gilkey, Stanley Starhng, Tam· tress and an outstanding exhib- miaea are served by a connecmy Smith, Tt~my Scttes, Da· ltor. will g!Ve the afternoon pro- tlon thereto. Such charges shall • vid Miller. Mrs. Reynolds as- gram, "Newer Trends In Flow- constitute a leln upon the prop- Sheriff John1on sisted with lbe party. er Arrangtng ' erty served by such connection Issues his Report ,• . I The event 18 sponsored by the and tf not paid wben due shall PT. PLEASANT - Mason Ohio AssoctatiOn of Garden be collected m the same man- County SheriU GllDrge Johnson Attend Wedding in clubs ner as other mumclpal corpora- released the report of his de- • W mhington C. H. t10n taxes. "Unpaid oewerage <barges partment IPr the monlh of Fe!>- • Mr. and Mra. David Darsl TO ATTEND WEDDING .I properly certified to lhe aadi- ruary showmg the department • and Mrl. Nora Hamilton were Mr. and Mrs. George Anderto ad eft•--' by membero traveled 3,837 miles • in Washington Court • Ho111e son left this week for a vacar • -o•• the aadJ. in the Uno ol duty, Investigated ' Salurday evening lo attend lhe tion trip to Florida. They plan tor " lax dapitcate bocome 7 auto accidents, one breaking • weddll\i of Mr · Norman Earl to atlend the weddll\i of their leiD upoa the prnperty, and entering, recovered $50 in • Holder, son of MJ:· and_ Mro. D. nephew, Keith Andenon m Ft. "A county treasurer may not stolen property, received 8 war- • J. Holder, and MISS Linda Kay Pierce. Others planning to at- accept all the taxes charced a- rants and served 5 of them m- • Seaman, dauahter o.f Mra. Besa tend Include Mr. illlll Mrs Keith gamol a laxpayer'a real estale vestigated one mlso!ng pe~son • Sea~an. The weddtl\i and re- Riggs and family and Mr. and wtthout the payment of the sew- report, served 55 court papers, ceplton were held at the Metho- Mrs Wayne Swisher er _rental charges extended a- and booked 35 persons tn the • diSt Church. Mn D. J. Holder g311lst such real estate on the county ja1l. • is the former Betty Nuctlet ol NAMBS ADDED dup!!cate of tho county audt- Members of the deJ11111ment • Mtddleport and I niece of Mrs. Jackie Morab Steve Erwin tor are Johnson, Sheriff, Millard • Jlamilton. and David ~ah were unm- Signed, Halstead, Chief Deputy; Donal • The bride II alludent at Mor• tentlonally omitted from the acMayor Lee Smith, Shaffer, deputy; Floyd Stover, • head state College, Morehead, C!OIIllt of the sub-dlltrlct MetJ>. Vlllage of Middleport day clerk and court ballilf and • Ky and tho aroom is a.ssoctat- odilt Youlb FeUowahip Rally March 2, 1965. Sidney Huddleston, nigh! clerk It If you want ocean s of HOT watec for wash, ed wllb the Delco Moraine Com- bald Sunday at Cheater. Jackte pany In Dayton. They wlll make Morab waa ln charge of the MEET TONIGHT TOPPI BUYS ARENA • bath, dtshes, and mm e . .. see your plumber thetr home in WasblJt&toD Court M!listratlon and Sieve Erwm PT. PLEASANT - Persons PHILADELPHIA (UP!) _ • nr appltance dealer. Install an advancedand David Morah terved •• interested In ahop courses are Phtladelphta sports promoter • llouse. ushers. asked to meet tontght at the Jtmmy Toppi Monday pur- • destgn, fa st-recovery GAS water heater . ANDRI'W GRADUATES Machhte Shop Bwlding at Poml chased lhe Philadelphia Arena • You'll be "hot-water-happy" every time you 4 SAVIMGS CO. Airman Third Class Francia MlPllT TONIGHT Pleasant High School at 6 30 P- for 13~1 000 at auotlon The P ~w, 1!011 ol Mr. and Jlrs. The Middleport Senior Moth- m. Regtslralion and o.nenlation arena ;.as operated by the • turn a tap, HOTwater tap. that ts . FranciS H. Andrew of L o n ll ers wlll meet Tuesday evening for new machme shop trammg Arena Corp. since i1!51. • Bottom, has gradualed from at lbe ~ sohool to maJ<e lin- classes wtil he held wilh Jim -- - -• Phone WY 2-2 171 125 I. M.Jn St. • lbe t~nl<al lralnllll ODUfM at plano for money • making Taylor, class instructor. Helps You Overcome • Bob Miller, Mtr, lor tl. S. Air Parae llelicopMr pro~ for the •enlor trip. • reechanlcs at lbtppllll AJI'B, AD mothero aro urged to at- Pleasanl Valley Hoop!lal Ter. He wiD iplldaJIM Ill lbe tend. ADMITI'ED: Carl Kearns, I.. .---~------------.., Inspection and npatr ol ClR-tll Mason, David Gibbs, Hartford L00111011 •n" Werry I Loans modo quicltl,y to w..t Vilainia helicopters and II beln8 IN IIOIPlTAL DISCHARGED: ~ 1 . Paul Not.,...,bua•.-orLoolll:;.,:· • R11ldents tbrouib our CITY LOAN & ed to the Sb .._.., Air Couto Mr Na..-a ~a.. 1 ;,. b d d h =b~'rutfa~tia~~ ....~ • GUARANTY C:O. here • .._ I. "''K l!enl,.. 0 Rut- noY urn an aug ter, Pt. llne(-·•"'!!l.r"'d"'. oortn~ed.. ALSo SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANS manti's (SAC) MalDi!hliD ArB lind II in Univel'llly Hoepltat Pleasant: Mrs. Carl Gilllspte ,..., ...,,.h ...... .._.. ,.., • •, Mont. Tht lirmlll II I graduo 111 Cl!lh!DIIIul. Sbe b!ld IUJ'Pl'Y and aon. Southside; Mrs. Ora ~";l~~"l:o!:W.=.~ ate ol Eullrl J1ab IJr!bool, Jrilllil. Her Room II 837. Kerwood, Pt. Pleasant. • ., .., ...,,., 111 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '!' World Day of 1 F'31.Iore At LaUnCh asked why he .. on o,Whea Mr. Barker oatd , 'Jie. an actiVe )l)ta-011 1!1 .,.... and c'OJJUlliMII7 lffllnt. ,..,. are membon of I ' IJst Church. Mr. Borbr If Sunday SCbool ~ I deacon, aod ehairmiD of tbe 79th Annual I centaur IS• firtt ytar of 4-H WO!"k. ..J'M I I 1 Keith Anderson T0 be Married 0 fl Sat UTdOy William Barker, Southside, AwardedDairymen • • 'sPJaque se;. J0 hnSon ASks UPI Briefs More than 26,000 Shots NeededIn • Mason Counl y ---- ... bell••ed to be the a•t-away . ~:'"~l-~ ~ ~: ~:e: :'~;:~labut~. ::, ~ ~ Dally Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar 2, 1965-S 1 5 l"tlly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Mar 2, 1965 with a . GAStWATER HEATER COLUMBIA .. ' > �- -- &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Mar. 2, 1965 FORSALI WANT AD _,._ ..... .. -~~;~~ ...·- --- -............. -- •· &.,!z e.r.. ~IJ' h.ateaa• ~ '"" · - ll .,....,...,,. \t_••=•••., ........... -w •=• ~nmta - c-t. .., -r.- • ,. -' ~t IDr ..,.,_ . - . (1. I'Aid . . . . ~ W'tUUII 10 W• 01 'I'IL\tfXIi • 01..111 omca septic tank cleaner. WOrd m.l.D· •ord le K Land- ....... .., 1964 APPLIANCE U8UL1 PBODtJCING I PHONE WY2-2156 I I ATTENTION DOG OWNERS of Syracuse . CLOSE-OUT SALE REG. CLOSE-OUT I I-ARISTOCRAT WASHER $235.00 $210.00 I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. $179.00 $150.00 DRYER I-CUSTOM $175.00 $155.00 WASHER 1-PACEM... KER ELEC. DRYER $205.00 $180.00 Pomerov Motor Co. II AND ~:.POMEROY WY 2-2143 ---- I SOCIAL I I Blaettnars I I CALENDAR Porntror, 0 . I CUSTOM butcherlnR aod I hil M . Ph()ne MAR.% cut- Pomeroy . Chapter 186 OES Mlyor Hermtn London, PHONE WY 1wtll meel m rtgular sesston I WY 2-2181 1 tlng . P eler, ' Tuesday at 7 · 4~ p m Syracuse • 1litlc · · .. I J..35lO. 'Mte WSWS of the Enterprise WALKER'S Slore's new phoneiSEVERAL Bushel> of oats •u•-··EUB church Will meet Tues-f n "••unr..~ da . t th ho number 11 Bashan Wl t-3709 Some third cutt ing of .alfalta Cemt*tt SenD Y Pvenms a e _me _0 2 25 Stc and some straw. F.inmett G. ~ -dtonl Mrs. Don Hunnel, wrlh Mrss --··· Dna EJ' . b th 0 . d l''rtte. ,.._ • C.tMII IZ<~ e aviS _as 1ea er. :RUG WP.aving. WI 9-2826. Will, Pomeroy, Ohio . A. C. BRADP'ORD Chester Counc1l Da_ughters of 2 & 30tp 2 25 !tc 8adM, Amenca wtll meet m regular 01111 ,."u"rr=•M::,-::,s::n:;-.:;;,.-:-hll' - ,-.... DELICIOUS PIZZAS! Home· I II tfc session Tuesday al 7:30 p.m. eoncollod! yuur attei'Omade completely from crust 1 ~- The charter wiB be draped in IDr'o ll<onlo! Call WY :1-to delicious sauce. Choice of INCOME TAX Serv1ce, John- memory of Ida Young and IUI!c Pepperoni, Sausage. Hamburg son - Simpson Insurance ~g- members are asked to wear er, or Mushroom 1extra). ency, Room 6, Coats Bwld· white. . Wanted To Buy Price by size, targe $1, Med- ing, Middleport. The Reedsville-Long . Bottom ium 75c. small 50c. Jack'J 1 20 tfc Homemakers Club will meet OLD BRASS, cop~• and Iron Dairy Bar, Middleport WY 2~ - Tuesday March 2 7 p m at "Nelgler BalldblJ ~•ppl) for th I ' f M 'no al.d .M piece&. old toy.!l, carved hand- 9987. 2 24 12tc new homes. Built in kitcbe wme o . rs . n y~ led furniture, marble topped - - - - - - ers. The subJect to be taught furniture, drop leaf table, cor- RAY delivered first and second ens. storm window!, alum- is 'Medical self help for the Der cupboard!, desks, plank cutting. Also Straw W. Cliff inurn siding. Call Guy Neig· sick and injured."' Leaders are ae.at chairs, cane chairs, Stout. Guysville, Ohio. Rt. ler, Racine, Ohio. Mrs. Letha Kibble and Mrs 12 29 tic In w ·1s · bowl and pitcher seto, chma I, Ph. MD 2-2439. 2-13-30tp 7o-c-::-~;:--c ez 1 on. dollo, old lamps or parts ol WU.SON & Son's Car Wash on MAR. 3 lamps, gas lights and victure USED Army field jackets, Air Page Street, Middleport A Lenten breakfast for all flames. WY 2->262. Mrs. How- Corps coveralls, panta and Call WY -2-5212. 2-6-30\c church women will be held a\ ard Cecil W-t Mal·n Stree' ••~ C I Ch ali Lon• p ' = S•w••· ar ev er, • ~ - · J'lrwlltDiq . - the Federated church Wednes2 23 301' 2-3-30tp omercy. c Bottom. Heatlq day, at 7:30 a.m. The meditaSTANDING Timber. Top c..h Mbternllle, lion will he in charge of Mro. price paid Marion Reynoldl. Help Wanted End yoar . . - lrOODIOI Wilbur Perrin. Those who plan CoolVIlle, Ohio, Rt 3. Call Wo !lin Ill 1o attend are asked lo contact alter 4 o'clor:k, &67-3501. WANTED : Middle .. aged man s.- Mwthll Mro. Ben Neutztlng or Mra. PerRni'MNe a-, rin . 1.n.tfc or woman. Must be able to live in. Inquire Ohio Hotel, Call WY z.zt74 011 • Nl&ld The Middleport Literary Club For Rent Middleport. 2-27-lfc f • Ill: will meet Wednesday afternoon . i J•ck W, C•rs•y. ~ 1...., B&PWWeekis Planned by Loco/Club ard Ave ., Akron 12, Ohio. 2 26 6tp Wheel Alignment • I ® • • Brake Service FROSTLESS $349,00 $315.00 All do~s must be tied up I 1-11 CU. FT. UPRIGHT immed ately. All dogs ! FREEZER $245.00 $225.00 caught on street will be I 1-20 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER $265.00 $240.00 picked up. AIRMAN SCOOT Airman Randolph Soott. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott of 1511 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. has completed Air Force ba.. POMEROY, OHIO lc mflltary lralnioc at Lackland AFB, Tex. He it a 19M graduate of Pomeroy Seolor Re1l Estate fcH Sale High School. He will take adBusiness Services mlnislralivo opeclaUy lrafD. WANTED TO BUY: Want 5- lng. 100 acres vacant land. vicinJEXPERIENCED ty Cheshire - Portland or Chester. D. C. King, 530 HowAUTOMOBILE Z---15 CU. FT. COMB, '. Owner subject to fines Special $1 066 Was $1195 2 18 Uc IIOUU Notice V8 en&ine. Standard trans Blue fini sh, showroom clean in· t erior , good tires, radio and heater_ mark Farrr. Bureau. .. 1.00 P. M DallJ t ....,..,---IJIO A II ttl U!OO UOD , .,... 00 . . . . TO PlACI A 1r1t A.. Only $1495 1961 Olds F 85 - 4 Door tic Lank . Get Klean-Em-Al\ 1 OBJTliABJD DO It's time again for burning permits 1 According to .oecllon of !503.· 20 of the laws of Ohio relall!ll to forest fires burning permlta are required during the monlbs of March April and May. Bumtng ill to ' be done after 4 p.m. - ....... Cbarr- . . . . 11 Uti.. biiii'IIDIIa 0114liTY Pomeroy Motor Co. ALFALFA HAY for •ale. Call Priced at $1195 '61 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 24 6tc WY l-%557. --Fordor 6 cyl. Powerglide. Radio and heater. New tires. DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. · PwW..t.UIIITI• D I Of' Need Bum Permits in March, April, May -- Automatit trans. Radio Hnd heater . Low mileage . A sharp one ·- - 2 SIGNS 1962 Corvair Monza Cpe • SEWING MACillNE 11165 modreel. Sews forward and verse. Equipped to z.ig zag, insert fancy design, uses cams. Pay $36.42 - terms. l 25 6tc WY 2-3862. "' - - @) SlNGFJ\ Sewing maclllne, 11163 model opartan, zig ug, fill>cy design, buttonhole, appllque. etc. $36.88 - term.!. YIY 2l 2S 6tc 3862. INFORMATION - - = ,.,--=..... -on, Plans were completed Monday evening for the cel~::tration · · of Na\lonal Busmess and locally Womf1l's Club Professronal W. eek . Mar~ b 7•13 · wh~ 8 spec1al committee of M1ddleport B&P.W member.!! met with Mn. Glona Ebersbach, ehairman, of Mason. Part of the weeklong celebrat'ton WI'II be a Sun day breakfast, March 7, at the Martin Restaur. t h · t 'd •• an onormg pas prest enu;. , Tuesday will bo the regular monthly dinner meeting at The Martin with the group then •djourning to t'he Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric company social rooms for the business session and program which will be in charge of World Affairs Chairman, Margaret Ella Lewis . . Thursday evenmg will be A special social evening with members and guests. A Wornan of the Year also will be chos- I en. Mrs. John Werner and Mrs. Gloria Ebershach will be specia! guests TUesday on "Cofleo Wl'th Janet" at 9 a.m. on un•PO Radl·o. "'" Attending l..t night'• meetlng were Mrs. Werner, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Emogene Paugh, Mrs. Janet Kom, Mrs. Eberobacb, the hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Emerson Weaver. Refreshment• were BERN TOWNSHIP - Anthony L. Christman, Clarence C. Crosten, r dph F'rash. Otto Hines, Leonard H. KetrDJ, CANAAN TOWNSillP - AIvln M. Cole, Richard L. Cole, Marvin L. Mace, Dr. Myren T. Sturgeon, Jamea L. Wilson. . CARTHAGE TOWNSillP The reason for this is that w. A. Barnhill, Paul Robinson, generally what wind lbere I> Harley Swan, Charles L. Wingl..sens \owan:ls evening and lbe ett dew begins to collecl on lbe DOVER TOWNSillP - Terwoods and grass. renee T. CUnningham, Wi1Llam . 'Is be ob- /R Evener, Hiram J . Mingus, H h I S ith • Burnmg permJ may talned from lbe following war- ~~; To'::.NslllP _ Edward :::~ In Athens and Meigs coWl- Brooks, Fred Elliott, Denver ALEXANDER TOWNSffiP _ McVey , Dale Scott, Delbert Bog p c Leo MarliD Jack Trout, Roy E. Walsh, Darrell K. ~nl~y,..Dorothy Wingo. L. West. AMES TOWNSillP _ James LDDI TOWNSillP Huher! P. Dillie, E. R Eddy , Robert Buck, Herbert Hawk, Harry W. P. Fockler, D. c. Jones, wm. King . A. Lalo!lette, Dow Linscott. Wy- ROME TOWNSIUP - Thoma.tt 0 McDaniel Allen Walluce a.s W. Buckley, George MarshRoy Zeigler.' ' all, D. C. Mcinturf, Lloyd MerATHENS TOWNSillP _ Otis rick , Gaylord E. Storer. Blair, Elson Bowles, J. M. Byrd, TIUMBLE TOWNSIUP-RobJohn w. Crow, Basil Cullison, ert H. Funk, Raymond Hines, V. D. Honchell, H. w. Howell, Charles E. Johnson, Sam JohnSetb Hunter, Joe T. Hagers, An· son. Edward Phelps, Robert R. dy c. Kostival Tom Marcinko Talbert, Matthew Wright, Ernest McNeal: Edward L. PI\: Neil H. Wyatt ner Clarence w. Sherwood TROY TOWNSillP - Robert Jack Slater, Jr., Bernard wood: C. Ellis, J~ Owens. Cecil Rich· - -- ardson. Sam E. Wilson, Arthur Rev. Smil• h Accepb Yeater WATERLOO TOWNSillP _ 1 w. ORANGE TOWNSIUP -Paul G. Buckley, Harry .E. Gulbrfe. RUTLAND TOWNSHIP George E. Carson, Leodell Davidson, W. D. MUJSOr, Jante1 W. Nicholson, Guy L. Swadley, Wayne Turner, George W. Willa. SALEM TOWNSillP - Everett Colwell, Jack W. Crisp, Gerald K. Grade, Lauren Hoffman, Eugene Holliday. SALISBURY TOWNSIUP Howard Dailey, Charles Clark, Guy Reuter. SCIPIO TOWNSillP - Dean A Blackwood Wayne Chase, R~ymond R. 'Cotterill, Reed Jeffers, John Stanley Mn. Gatb Townsend, Kenneth Welsh. SUTTON TOWNSHIP -Lawrenee Beegle, Harold Carnahan, 0 . J . Gaul, Clifford Morris, Vernon Nease, Ed><>n E. Rouse, Dane C. Wickline. In easo of escaped fires notlfy your neares,t local warden~ Sheriff's Office, Ohio Division of _Forestry LV 3-1346 Athens, Oh1o, or V1ctor A. Bahr. m. 2286 ChestE'r, Ohto. Help m ~re­ venting and suppressmg ftreo will be greatly appreciated. A.ll trash and household debrts should _be burned In an lncioor· ator w1tb wtra mesh ,over the top of it to prevent burning papers . from blowing out of lt and causrng grass Jlres. . ... I DA 1L the CR0$$ W I TO HEAR THAT, LEET LE JLJGHAI D All 'I E \AN IN \HAT KNtJWI.tDI>E;. AT SCHOOL TODAY, AUNT l OWEElY I ~"~~~~~~~u;;~~=;u _. _;_ ~('ill ' . I A N ' WON HIS TAW A!\l f Ol\ R I tEN SOX OF 'IOR'N RD 20. Ca.t's na.ll 81. cau to dll'lgust U . Blrd'a beak HAV E IT 'lORE Ci'NIII WA'I. '>ORE HONORBUT H E'D BE ~1!11'ef'. OFF IN <.IAIL.,r:r' i 25. Hea.ped 28. Froth 27. Reroowtd, as a bell name . tlon 82. Part ot ..to be'' 83. ,....,. ~ h :··e :; ace to f'-·<:J. e a er-a~ : .., .;a1e.' . In ': r,e wa···r f(.eno1-J ~s ~ ... ~ '" ~~ I"' ~ ~~ I"' I" ~ ~1 '2 ' "'".2:::C·'e ·-: 'f ?J ~ ::/.-::: -- s i« MAp..... 86.R&pfdB, Iowa 88. Soclal gatberlng lt9. I.......ntiJI. ty rr,,~£-~ 6 u..• · o;::e ~ Y :n~ a; :~ a :cBd · ··E ~ . .. a,.t :,: e; ~.. . KING . r r-:--' ':J,..... E=.' r' , .- ~ ';% ~I'" ~){- 1.. I" 1lOWK LLong, h....._ ~~~~ f•ather ~ % •·z DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE- Here's how tu work It: AXYlJLBAAXR. ..... )~2 II LONGFELLOW One letter limply stands for another. In this saDlflle A Is used for the three L'a, X for the two O's, ete. Single Jette."N, apo... t.rophle., tbe ~gt:Ja and formation of the words are all bini:& Each Llay the eode lettem are different. ''I wao thrilled, too, to think ho waa shaving-then 1 found out hia cat had acratohod him!" Monday Tbru Friday: 6:00 Sign-On, News 6:(6 Sacred Heart 6:20 Meigs CT, RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers F'arm 6:30 ·am Miller Show 6:57' Weather 7:00 National News 7:05 Bill Miller Srow 7:30 Sports '1 :35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 5:30 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Sign Off Saturdays: 6:00 Sign On - News 6:05 Country Music Time 6:25 Counlry Jamboree 7:00 News 7:115 Larry Anderson Show 10:45 It 's Music - Army 11 :00 Dairy Valley & Dutton'• Top Ten Show 1:2 :00 News (Tuesday~Thursday) 12:15 Musical Interlude 7:!10 News 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teets 8:30 Daily Light 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Shf'I W 5:30 Sundown Serenade (Wed.-Auctlon) Fri, Showl 6:30 Sign Off 9:00 News Sunda~o: 9:05 Coflee With Janet 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 10:00 Swap Shop 7:55 News 10 :15 Morning ~editatiollf 8:00 French City Baptist 10:30 Bill Miller Show Church 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues.) 8:30 Sunday Show 10:45 Family Worship (Thun.) 9:30 The Bible Speaks To You 10:415 A.S.C. Prgm (Pete 9:45 Wash. Repts To People Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 The Good Life 11:00 News 10: 15 Congressman's Report 11:05 Tiny's Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymn 11:30 The Quiet Hour Time 12:00 News 12 :00 Cement Block News 12:15 The Chriotfan's Hour 12 :30 c-t!er's Guest Star (Frl) 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teels 12:30 Larry Anderson Show 1:00 The Sunday Showcase 3:00 Jim Mees Show 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Sbow 2:00 The Rev. Andrew ParsoDJ (Tuos-Thur.) 2:4ti The Rev. Roscoe Thorne 4·30 Nowo (Local) 3:10 The Sunday Showcase HO Jim M- Show 5:30 Baptist Layman's Hour 5:00 News 6 :00 The Sundown Serenado &:05 Jim lrloeo Show 1:30 Sign Off .t. Ceyp!>opqo Quotatloa CEY MPQUKY.t.K BKTD:ll 3AY OKPEC 3TU c•Y IGY.t.PYM.-03QHVU YestArda.y's Cf:o7ptuqootez THE SKY IS THE nAILY BRIIlAJ) OF TWif &l'ES.-R.ALPH WALDO EMERSON tO - """' , ........ " " - ""'-! I . .. ·. WJEH RADIO MllNDAY TRRU FRIDAY 7:15 Sign On uo New• Headline• 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 EchlleS of Joy 8:01.1 Uhw Vnlley ~ ews 8:05 World · New• 8:10 Sports ToWiy 8:15 Weather 8:16 Mu•ical Cln"k 8:55 Com.numty News 9:00 Talk of tho Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Latchs•rtng 11 :00 News Beat 11 :05 Momlng Melodleo except Friday, Churcb Beils Ring 1!:45 World Newo 11:50 Mason County Newa 12:00 Community News 12:05 Local News 12:10 Markell 12:15 Weather 12:20 Bullelin Board Uc 'IIi News 0 Grams 12:30 County Agent '2:45 Country Gil Roond 1:55 Newo Beat 1:00 Country Gil Round &:50 Nawo Beal Midway Matineo News Beat Dlseing with Oos1 Interchange Community News World News Sporto Today 5:?r.. Weather 5:30 Dinner Musicale 6:00 Sign Off SATURUAY 7:15 Sign On 7 : 3U News Headlines 7::!2 Musical Clock ?:45 Word and Test1monJ B·oo Ohio Valley New1 8:05 World New& 8:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Worship Hour 11:00 Nows, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:00 Newa Roundup 12:20 BuileUn Bonrd 12:25 News 0 Gra!Dll 12:30 Saturday Matinee 4:00 Discing wilb Doss 4:30 Top fen Revue 5:00 News Ro.llldup 5: 15 Public Service 5:30 Dinner Musical• 8:00 Sign Off llr HAROLD GRA l .. , l :OO 3:55 4: 00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5: 15 AND UA1'1 . . . >. . ::.-.::::.c..;._~ : dO.RI~ . ffON~ - "frJU et:Yf I'll!" AlL Cl)NFUSfD. WHY AREN'T YOU COMING WITH ME :r ~~ I'M \'OUR HUS8ANO . \'Oll'RE MV WII=E. WHAT'S TH'S .JAt2 AIJOOT ST~·-~ING HERE! Bv GEORGE WQ!tiDfi TERRY ELECTRIC co. .. I would like more Information about "LOT-0-UTE INSTAll ATJON"· -·AND MY FRieNDS WILL HAVE' MY L!FTOVERS City . .. (' '_·:~e._,- l4 1'-" .. " II " ~~~· , 80. Excbuna. pretlx 40. Hectaze: abbr. IS I• I' .. . :. . I as. Through: attention 83. Young girl 84. Orate I work prefix attract 23. MobllJlliDed.. 20. Am. an deity atateamaa AudlonHr Instructor Col. R.. E. Knoth and .. AI. CAPP ,,,. .29. Unltot You 1et the cooftDl- of low-eoet LOT.,O.UTB auromatie•lly, tool LOT.O-LITK loolto, lightsrlikre a otreet lisht. A photoelectric cell turn• It on at duelt, off at dawn. U,htsr up dark are. . an>Und garap, outbuildings, driTewaya, parkin1 lou, outd._ u..... inland workin1- •II olcht Ioa1l It'• perfect for auburban ho-, f......., faetorte., buebaea-, publie bulldinp-tlny plaee that oeodo pro~ and • elllety lifter dark I You make llO iav•tment ln LOT• 0-LITE, either. ODe low monthly rate lneludea iDetaUatioll, mai)lteaanee (includin1 llllllp replace- t ) and electricity. Order y - LOT-0-LITE today hom yOUl' local Eleetrla Compony office. I DONE EXTRYSPW AL GOOD I'M PLUMS TICKLED e, I WUZ S HOOTI N' \ MA t{IJfll:'· Wlf JA MEY 1 7:30P.M. i • '-I E WANT 10 CRA M ~ 2 ...... I - ~ 1"-"-'--, 1 :B. 1dlUI'8 LOT·O·LITE eosts as1low '350 •a month! -- - f (I ~)\ ,.---~ t!J I -. ... I Monday, March Bth IJIWJ lighting! 1 at-. l SCHOOL 'propertg with outfloor ...... I I, I AUCTION Protftt gour Hospital 1\'ews 1 i WMPO Radio of Mrs. served. Clyde Ingles. Mrs. Harold Sauer -----Maio St., Pomeroy. Pbooe lla.won:au 11 uo •••r hellft Jotta. BOOSTERS TO MEET WY 2-3408 2 23 etc m.Jt pa, Sbcn'l bi'!W'IL Ad ..ll~me~~t Ill Eut Mala Street, rom- will review .. A Moveable Feast" ===-==·=-~ n.a .....a.u ot ton• open I>Tepara~ - . , . . _ WY I4ML by Ernest Hemingway and " Nor The Southern Local Band ....,.D ROOM lornJshed ~· ~p ....., tralhlnt ptll appo(ro.., bper'lenH - -J Boo t '11 ~ Th da ·~ I an- u.u.u, ~~J~neCe••UJ 5'RD tnforma1 20 tfe man Rockwell'' will be given s ers WI m~. urs y, ~ wttb batb for couple. ~~~.-:J:,~~-~w:-:::; F S I by Miss Bess Sanborn. Response March 4, at the high acllool at Utilftles lurnisbed. Phooe WY •"'""· Real Estate or a e to roll call will be 1 work by 7:30 p.m. The Boosters are O<<d Ia "'"dl ~• S IJnculn kn't~. Bos 1118- Pomai'(IJ' · •· to he pres....,.,., -lUlU eport. .u o.u, laDtl.D.J. romeo,. Obia.. FOR sALE;-7 ~house Io- either subject. urgmg a11 paren~..:t J'Uth Ave. 1 18 tfc cated on Main st.. Pomeroy. The stUdy book, ''One Wit- ent to discll.!l the band banquet. Insurance Phone SH 2-41134. 3 2 6tp ness in One World'' will he I room and balb apartme.nt\ ---Ia Pomeroy. Phone WY ~19. - the subject for study and will for sale in HRut- form the basis for a "seU-anal· Ulllk GUARANTEED, renewable for SMALL FARM rt h . r I' I dl land Township. Phone S 2.- ysis'' of the local Methodist 1e osp11a tza ton . ssue 4834 I church at the first ae.!lsion to TIWLBR Iota fur ren~ close a1 all ages. Phone WY 2-!1166. _ ·_ 2 18 tfc HOUSE for sale. 4 rooms , hath, be held Wednesday evening, to l.llllldrymat and scbOOlo. Aluminum March 3 beginning a\ 7 p. m. Etllerod Hoopltal VolleJ Lumber lk Supply Com- PHOTO Copymg Somce Cop- full basement. <>iding storm d~, an d winto 8:30 Pm. All members of Ameng those who entered Jllll1, llllddJepon. 11»-tlo leo made of legal papers. dow!:i . Priced reasonabl e. Can Heath Methodist Church aro tn- Holzer hospital in lbo past :14 tHR&I: .... lour """" lurnl•l» birt!t recon:ls and almost any be seen at 773 Grant St ., Mid- vited and urged to attend the hours were: James A. Hack· other doeuments . llllla allbed dleport, Ohio. 3 2 6tp meeting to be held during Lent. worth, 40(1 Jackaoa Pike, How-WY~ 12 • If< Reuter laluraaco, PomeroJ 6 room house The Rev. M. E. Dowson wilJ ard Sheline, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, t f de FOR SALE APARTMENT, I rooma and Paul Cbarles Stewart U, Rt. I with bath, one floor plan in lead the sessions. bllh, mo- and tub. 63 S. Middleport, . 3 blocks from The Auxiliary of the Pomeroy Patriot, Vicki L. Moore, Rt. t 1 IN lit. Middleport, Phone Auto Sales school • church . grocery . Bend Citizens Band Radio L1ub Cheshire, Donald Ray George, WY W&'/1. 1 U tic ·--- Very good neighborhoo d. Call will meet Wednesday at 7·30 Vinton, Holly J . Nevi11e, Rt. FOR SALE: 1958 Ford pick-up WY 2-5465. J 1 6tc p. m. at the home of Mrs. Theo 1 Vinton, Mrs. Burbage SpauldTRAILER LOTS - lreo - oew· truck. 6 cylinder, good con- ;ith ing, Rt. 1 Vinton, Jolm M. Watop ml water. Brown'• Trail dition. See Doris Koenig, Tup- NEW five room house 20 Neutzling. Mareb 4 son, Henderson, W. Va., 14rs. w Part !Stale Approved! pers Plain! or Phont 667-3756. acres of good ground 12 miles lllDemiJie, Ohio, Phooe WY W. 2 26 6tp on Route 33, near Darwin. The W.S.C.S. of the Miners- Fvrankp Cloncsh, RHIIendersonHartford, WSU. 1 15 tic a., eggy · ey, , l -27-3tc ·11 M thod'15t Ch h •Call L7-Z-t1130. vr e e urc ~ spon- W. Va., Carol O'Dell Manley, " 1959 FORD Station Wagon. MODERN 4 room and batb fur- Good condition, $595.00. See FOR SALE: Three bedroomS soring a rummage sale on 660 Beech St., Middleport, Freenlsbod apartment. Middleport. or can Mickey Williams. WY balh, basement, gara ge, ga~ Thur!>_day. Friday and Satur~ 1 d 8 N · Ra · M th ld M bu ld an . orrl8, cme, rs. d 10 WY :H874. S I tfo Z-2928. fw-nace. fireplace . 2I> lots. ! ay e0 aytag i ing Charles F. Amott, Rt. I 11&1 26 6tp on East Main St., Pomeroy, be·-Phone 77~11 Mason . I ROOM aparlmellt and balb . . h cine, Arvil F. Holter, Rt. I Long 1959 American Rambler for a 2-l3-30tp g_mnmg at 9.30 a.m. eac mom- Bolt om, Mrs. Arthur C. Barr, ldumllbd AU utilities f~ Upstain abovo Dr. pick-up truck. Call WI t-2911. JI'QR SALE-MiddleOU<f ,1 ~ mg. Rt. 2 Long Bottom, Jamea E. 2 :14 6tp Evangeline Chapter, OES, Cr wford J k William c Doaotran's ofice. Pbono WY est bulldlDg, loeaa.rd 352 N. Middleport, wm meet Thurs• • ac son, · Tile Rambler Will or WY 2-Zt164. McDonald, Jackson, Mrs. GarSecond Slroe\, Mid dleport_ day evening March 4 at the Ma- land Hatfield, Rt. 3 Jackson, Wwld 8-anl of l!ompaet I l2 tie e. 1Dsonic Temple. Priced !or qufd< ""' Excellene~ 2 quire Ill Oblo llotel. Tho Laurel Cliff Better Health Ricky Eugene Broolal, Rt. For Sale '"' .......... rldo .... ,... Laurel Club will meet at the home of Wellston, Mrs. Earl J. Cline, IGrmaDce. SmaD ear oC<lllOID7 HOUSE FOR SALE: On M M 1. I Rt. I Pedro, John A. Langley, Cliff Road. Mrs. Norman E. rs . er m Tracy, Laure Rt. 1 Ironton, Mrs. Paul Hill111111 maulenbliJI} WHY BUY 1 earpel ShampooHy,.ll, WY 2-6322. CliU, Thursday evenin& March man, Ashia nd , Ky., Mnr. -~· er'!' We'll loan you one FREE s.. 1 4th . I wllb purcha,. of Blue Lus28 25 . lp I lllelrapolllal M-. ward R. Wright, Aabland, Ky., Ire Corpet & Upholstery E. lllolB Street, Pomero, FOR SALE : House for sale, 3 , March " Lisa D. Clarklon, eluMr. Baker Furniture, PbrtDO WY Wl'1l bedroom!, bath, carpo rt. Har· World Day of Prayer Services Ravenswood, W. Va., Gary L. Mlddleport. 3 1 3\p f l2 tic risonville, reasonable. Phone for the Tuppers Plains Com- Poston, Ravenswood, W. Va., SH 2-5468. 2 25 12tc munily will he held at lbe IJld Mnr. Eugene H. 5<!ruigs, 1110 BLAES OF Timothy hay, Livestock - - - FOR- ll5e a bala. See Dana Brickles - - - - --room E.U.B. church Friday, March Charleston, W. Va. SALE Five Rl. 1, Sbade, Ohio. 3 I 3tp FOR SALE - Two Western house plWl breakrast room ! 5, at 2 p. m. with the Christian Btrda show ponies, S4 inches, well -n Ave. and Methodist Churches particiMrs. Gene A. McQuaid, Rt. and bath at 123 Uriio BALED HAY, 50c. Dreaaod broken, trophy winners, One Phone pBting. Everyone is welcome. 1 Dex.tert 1011, 1:37 A-IL .MooSeen by appointment. hogs, I large pony, 1 mule. Roadster pony. 43 inches. fast 22 tfe The Junior class of Middleday. WY :1-2564. 2 ~ WY S-2853. 2-27-3\p track. Como see. Cheryl WI~ - -- - - Iiams, Pomeroy .flarrisonville FOR SALE Dlscbargad : 8 room house oth- port High School will oponsor 1111& APACHE Camp Trailenr nd• ld a rummage sale Friday and Patients recenUy discb.arged lld. 3 1 3tcl er outbuildings, hot AcC<IIIOries aod camping - a <o 1 Salurday March 5 .. 6 begin- Included Ronald D. Glenn, ·Mnr. water, 5 are ben. We are now selling Dr. MelviD E. Doerr, Veterin- running a~o ning al 9 a. m. each day In the John R. Bagley, Tilden Thackon Rou1e ground. Located all moc1elo Apache Campers, arlan, large IJld lllll8ll animal>. · former A&P building. er, James Proffitt, David Nease, Contact: Honel 'Den oqulpmeal. Two models on 12a w..hlngtoD st., Rave. . ne~· RutGroup I of the First United Mrs. 'nMlmas Oldaker, M r a. land, Ohio. wood, W. Va. Phone 2'13-4271. dlaplly•. AR modela nailable. ~ 7·6tc Presbyterian Churc-h is sponsor- Harold German, Mrs. Loa VeuOUice hounr, Daily f to 8 p. or •1011 worth .occessorfes FOR SALE: 4 room -cframe ing a home made vegetable ten, Jr., Miss Sara Yoho, MrJ. oqulpmeut free If you purclt- m. 1 28 lk hoUBe, basement, Jar ge front soup sal~:! Friday, March 5 at Fred Facemire, Cecil Bennett, ue 1111 new trafler before porch, hot and col d water, the church. Those wishing to Roy Daniel&, Mr1. Clnille IJit.. S•le or Trade Mardi IS. Quality Print Sbop, 818 room added for bath. 2 place orders may contact Mrs. ens and infant 100, Mn. Jlom.. ll55 Mill St., Middleport. Ver- 11163 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 sealed acres ground on Old Chester Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Dale er G. Baxter and infant daugh11011 Wtllor, OWDer ml Man- pick-up truck. Phone SH 2Road. Ph: WY 2-6 127. Walburn or Mrs. R. W. Vaugb- ter, and llrL Hornor W. lttllnW7-«c 4105. S-%1~ :1-27-12\c an. -. AIR WITHOUT U?;N6 A .. 1 falling Hlo Asolstants Will Conduct A Fro Demonstration Cl-. On Auctioneorlng and Public Spooking AI The Ohio Unlvorslty Inn on Route 33 and 50, Athono, Ohio. SEE BULLETIN BOARD FOR ROOM NUMBER Anyone who may 1M In· t.roslod In the Auction Profosolon Is lnvitod to viol! tho cla11, which includ• tho Auction Chant. Thoro Allor Clau Will Bo Conducted Each Monday Ev. for aix weeks. Complolo lnlormotion will Ito given at lhls frH class. ONE HUND!IEO I'EEi IN THE Television Revue %2. Mora.I 3'-::B:::E:=D:::R"OO '~M HOUSE:ll2S E. - U.s. Ctvll S.ntco r;.i.l IIKAHNG, PlamblnL MaeDer at 2 p. m. at the home ,.,..,._ &mold Vt'hen 1 d...nced on tbe stau s thuught ol aL this long ago . 1 1 ~·lth Btu (Bojangles 1 Robinson Robirtso•• All l want is to be Robins1111 : \-\'hat's that got Lo depktl::'tf ~s I an1 today, and Go wtth the debate'!' not as an olll stereotype. Temple : (Singing ). "On the I Robinson : Don't you rememgood ship Lollipop ... " Ut>r thf' man; pi cturt>8 in which Temple : There ! See '? You're 1 wasn 't a tough guy? '' AU My aeting impulsive, Hnd I'm sure 1Son!:.." " A Hole in the Head." HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Aa fice. Democracy must always Ute voters don't want ~omeone 1" S<-·ar let Street. " You 've taken Jrteryone knows, George Mur- look out ro. its under-priYI· who used to !hoot from the hip. 1my whole career oot of context. ph}', Iii long·time movie good leged, but what i8 such a lei- Robmson . I never shot from I Temple . (Sinjiling) . " On the auy, defeated Pierre Salinger IO I to do with his heavy roles the hip. I always used a shouJ. good !!hlp UJihpop ' . ." P the Calllornia senatorial race , irr:.pressing the public night af- der-holster 01 a tommy gun. 1 lAst November. Murphy has ter night on the late television AnJ my bov ~ dJd most of t he The Channei Swim: The heAd frankly suggested that hi1:1 good movies and the prospect of a shoot in!!:. · ' of CBS-TV , which formerly was IUY image didn 't do bim any Lelevision debate looming be- 1 Temple : Well. I 'm willing to thf' r lear-cut ratings leader but ~rm In a Lelevision debate fore him? _ stand on my past record . ' isn't any more. has left his With hu opponent that was seen 1 Well , fortunately none of tnis Robinson . Look , sister, 1 nev- job... Jake Ehrlich, well~ kno wn by the slate's voters. 1 has hapoened yet , bu~ imagme, er was really a tough guy, but San Francisco atlarney , is the Now 1t Js bemg wtdely report- ~ for Jnstance, what rmsht take the studJO Jnststed on 1' for the subJect or a one-hour feature on e<i !.hat Ronald Reagan, another place if someone hke Edward lsensatwn _ seeking Hollywood NBC-TV's "Today" progr am long-time movie good guy, may 1 Ll . Robmson- a gentle rnan, a press Thursday. t,&ve a large--scale pofittcal c a~ collector of art- were to decide reer in front of h1m because of It· run fo r ofl1ce. lmagme what y Q popular suppO{'t. And certa inly might napprn If his opponent AOROS8 %. U!!.eommon %l.Dc.&pe: his good guy image in both tu.rned out to be someone like 1. Foreten 3. Beige eL motion pictures and television Sl,JrlPy Temple. an equally gens. LBckinw 4_Fmna.meat 22.By would be a personal as._<;et In tJe- and lovely woman , and they brlghlnesll 5. Man's way nickname of d.h)' possible video debate that engaged in a video debate. 12. Come quJcklyt 6. Windy :U. Contimight arise. Imagine : 13. Backbone 7. Descry nent P. Tttanlum: All well and good. But con- Robinson: Y o u·r e looking 14. Ostrich2-4. Slacken Uke blrd aym, 26. Girl'a sider the poor fellow who went swe_ll , sister . But let 's get to J us. Pig pen 2:0. Lure nick~ into movie acting years ago ~sm~ss . It seems to me t~at I 16. BrazlliaD. 11. Checked nruue ~nl innocently accepted bad If, thts VIet Nam mess, we ve palm 12. In tbe 27,A Y..Wd&f'l b•w• know: 81. guy roles- kind soul though he got to act tou~h , see~ Show 'em 1 11. He h1'ew lover Jetter U . Cuttbtg 29. Dirt 36. One ot Lbe was-and now suddenlv has an who 's boss, see·, 18. Remunerate tool l!O. OlJ ot Great urge to seek high political of- Temple : I'm sure everybody Jlt. Storage l8. 1llxdaJn6. Lakes area tJon. ot petals 81. From: H untingtoo . .. Pos1boo Ber1 Allbaugh. Jr . Edward M. Chesser, L.. H. Efau, Jnhn B. The Rev. Sherwood F. Smith, Eggleston John Herron How· grandson of the late Mr. and ard E. H'unter. Frt?d A.· Price, Mrs. S. F. Smith oF Pomeroy Ray C. Sickels. \'~rley C. Sickand Gallipolis, and a nephew els, Dave Stephenson, Maynard of Mrs. Charles Switzer of Gal- Thomas, Ernest Whitlatch. lipolis • who has been serving YORK TOWNS!llP Dean St. Andrew's Presbyterian 1Kennard, Paul M . Kennard. church at Richmond Va has BEDFORD TOWNS!llP • ·• J h M k G accepted a call to the Beverly o n ee_s. eorge Carper, Hills Presbyterian church in R. V. Hailmarr, W. A. King, Huntington. Avery A. Nelson. . . CHESTER TOWNSlllP- MyrHe lS a nat~ve of_ WilU~m~n, tie Walker, George C. Genhei~ W. Va., and will deliver his first mer, Garl W. Kautz, G. L. or sermon at Beverly Hills on Wuyne Michae.l, R. A. Pullins, MQ 2. Jam~s R. Stout, ~xal T. SumRev. Smith 18 a graduate of merfteld, Frederrck Tuttle, Williamson High school and Thomas L. Weber, George F. tt ded D . Elk ' eo' II Wagner, Vercla Stout. a en avrs Ins ege (X)LUMBIA TOWNSillP- AI· before going to Washington and . Le U . .1 . Le . g\ vm Dye, C. E. Verrgan, J. H. V e h ruv~SJ Y ~ned h~mba 0 ~· ~ Swett. a. " ere e recetv ~ c ~ LEBANON TOWNSffiP-Ruda eloradoff ..artsl dUeg~ee. ThHe 11sg· 81 Durstt John R. Sellers, Coose gr ua~ o· R'ruon eo o 1ca Sheffield. S.. · h nd mmary m tc mo · LETART TOWNSillP -Tileron Johnson, Harold G. Roush, REVIVAL IS ON John L. Wolfe, Roy Pearaon. OLIVE TOWNSHIP - Paul A revival is iD progre" a\ F. AndreW>, Harold Barnhart, lbe Hiland Chapel with Ivan M. L. Carr, Gilrdon R. Collins, Myers, pastor, aa preacher. Ev- Vollie D. Conn, C. Ed Hump!r eryone ill wekome. rey, Willard Pigott. I • Bue. Ph!ll- - 8'-TIER H:r ~~ DI?. FLORI0.11Mf. l'i R'LJNNING OUT! .• 60H-I~O,M!'iil& . -~ f'Al.MER. l 1ll 8'Y IF 101..1 $T.AJJD "WEED HSLP. ... , .,. '· I. •.• ~Y MAIL TO: · Columbus & SoutMm Ohio El,ctrtc Co., 215 N. Front St., Colwnbus 15, Ohio· · · Att.ntlon: Residential ..... 1(tiJ i i1~~ ~'1'4 . ~ ~· • --! doli -4' <~ �.·- ·-- -~- ' 'l '"' ' ' ' ' ' .. • ' ' - - - -- - - - . 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, _o~ .!'far. 2,1985 Interesting Informative Talk Given on Missionary Work in Congo ,'1' Around And About MI'ddl epOTf JJ'om~n'• Society o/ NOW YOU KNOW The averaee week.IJ eiU'IIbtgs ~~:!.!:~~~=~• Mrs. Emma Smith's 96th Birthday d Celebrated w•'th Relatives, Frien s uan Service .r the Long BotBy Beulab Jones Impur !ant da l t's to be rememtom Methndist church met at 1 mrurmnun bet t'd mr lnde May J, a reccpMrs Emma Smith Grant-St., 55 cards. the home of Mrs. M. A. carr on \n tntt'rt'S mg . b llfld in Granvill!:! fur • celebr. a•~• her 96t ' h birthday Othel'B ealllns in the after· Wednesday. February 24. a.r:u M ed ~th I ·lk '"sCribing m1ssJonnrv .... ork twn tn c (' ' u... b E "ttst · \11::;t 1 H~ . s dmue 1 r am! I Y who "'' red Rlo . F e b ., 'th when many friends noon were Mrs. James urray. " The meeting was open ·tu 2 11 1I ' •e. .ongo ·" _jv by tummg 10 lnd1a '\1arch 26, the ".1 1"" Nf'd<1 Rrad for · nd · 1 1 emembered her Mrs. Jamea Haley and dau«u- the Lord's Prayer in unison. ~Jon Sta!luns .... as f~~~en f th"' · ... t r1Pnt ~pent the rea tves r r•· t Connie M Ca ead scripture tht H t bnthdny anniversary o ~ r.r ;mur "u · · , rents Mr with gifts and cards. Her gt w er. . · Mrs · . Emerson Mr rs. n r • \11~ Hugh Cairns o ncmt' o S.holm~htp l;u-; .\1\aJrh lB. ttn wet"krml With her pa rlf. I mcluded two large decorated Jones, MIS!. Alma Ohlmger, . 3rd chapter of II Timothy. nlt'rntwr~ of the B H S:,~nburn ·Lll dnv BIP~'IIll!-.: of the Rio <1ru1 Mr~ \~al\act" Rrad o;ciltz cakes from Mrs. Ed Smith and L. D. Harltnger , Mr and Mrs. The business meeting WU \1Jsstunar~ SocJet\ of tlw \lll.l ~;land;. i\'-':-.11( l.tltvn et t .li!eksurt \1r and l\Trs Re;narBrtrh~ra IMr ;nd Mrs . Kenneth Mark.ina. Pearl VanCooney , Mtss hOt~nne conducted by the president, dle p,lrl FLrsl BaptL~t Churl"h \1 ' f m and Mike Van Cooney, t e ev. Mrs. Davtd Yates . Mn!. Joseplf 11 ·)s a r·t•n ptJOn to be tlnrl dau"hlPr" Ret \1unda\ t'\t'!llng at the church 'J~~~~~ h~ lht• "uneh for the find Ref'k\' hcwe return:~ll r~he A dinner was held Wednes- and Mrs LewlS Mikell, Galli- Bissell, secretary, reported \1rs C<:~trrt" ~~ monng !o n IY · ~-mdra ~~ \ltlltor Chaptt'r, Guild Cnnvov whNP thP'-' "n day wJth special guests bemg poli!, and Mr. and Mrs. Okey two .nembers ser ious ly ttl, Mrl, ron soon whNe hPr hu~bant.l Gtrb ul PH" I•H dl d1Url'h wprokt•nd Wll h her parent s. Mr her son and daughter·in-lawf Saunders of Gallipolis, Mr and Harold German and Mrs. CIJ..J has bt>en transft'rrt-d ,trvi 1\11 ~ Hnv Stnn . Mr and Mrs . C C. Cope o Mn.. Cantrell Brown (her W . ht The meeiULg \\as <I JWnf'd h\ \Irs Hucillllt'l w;r'i nanwd Mr ;,nd VIr". Georg: Mhe·~~ IAlgood. Tenn. The table was granddaughter ) of .Brandon, ~gdeiicious luncheon was ~er. C"hatt/J1.Jil r•l I Itt' t<' 1 l'PI 1'111 wtlh 111 rt atl' tn ( nlumhu~ v. e centered w1th an arrangement Fla sent conaratulaUons and "th M Ch ., the pres1denl Mrs l'aul Smart .1 1 11 1 1111 ,., \trs • . . "lh their dau· . ty b---~., ero ved at noon wt rs . ar1 1 111 8 1 \t t inl' Ht' , • .. llt"V arf' v1 ~1tmg w1 rose UI.P, a gt' ft. ' the bless1·ng ~ wlw gave a rt>a d .rn~; t'll 1 t'( · Mrs 1. ~ d Mrs of Amencan eau M ask mg • ue .1J t"Ou Jht<•r anrl farmh. Mr an · a g1'ft of Mr. and Mrs . Markins. Mr · and Mrs. Otto Hoffman, Ityers · '~ , \o\ohi:'J·e Is the Sevt->nl I1 ~'I ute " r:ltz<dll'tli SLnt' fl . \lr·" J hn a spent 0 1 Others prt·sent were Mr . and Jackson, presented her with a 3. w Thev h\omn. '"Lead On 0 K tng "J'mnt·l. \1r~ Jtw \\ 1-,on , Jr · J"o11n Mav. er and chil drPn . d ernoon 1 session~ d ewmgs EtP;na l" was sung bv thl• and \It"- ( I;Jr.l l\tlt·:v ' 1 ~" 1 "t ln g . ;111d C!wri Mrs. Cope. Miss Maude Taylor glft ol yellow mums. Mr s. 1scusson an s · group Mrs . A H. Pullen w.ct~ Tilt• gnttlp Jisu 111adc plo~ns Mrs W11liam Ru!';sell andK~on . (Sister of Mrs. Smith), Mr. and Smith's la te hu~;band, J . E. 1 , , 111 111 1 . , msta\la1Hll1 ~{·rvt1e John v l ~ tlt ·d rN·enlly m mgMrs . Markms, Miss Mary VanSmith, was postmaster ol Mid· HOOTSTEu 1 1 1 devot iOnal chninmm u~mg '. · d Coo n. s TQ MEET 111 w1th fnen ney. dleport a number of years ago. The Pomeroy Band Booster• senpture f rom Pe1rr an d ., 1.·1111 - f••· offiL'I'IS of ttw !( CrJ nde <; Inn s,·Jtu• ·"··''' attestss. of M . r an d Coon~y and Hazel - Van 1 1\ 1 ' 2G 1\ rt'( t'll ' '"' · · the e"i' and f'losrd wllh pnner . A~sorldltt>! ! P " :\~ · Emerson Jones wert> Mr. Refreshments of iee cream, COMPLETES COURSE As~clatJon WI'II m eel Bt 1 1 Mrs S 1arl read a note of twn will folio\\ . : , rei~ M~r~ Lee Davidson. AI~· cake and coffee were ~rved Senior High Auditorium tonight 110111 thHnks from Baro ne College fur N;mwd to . Ihe mat 1•11 g ~~s <)wr nip;h l guests were the1r following the dinner with Haz- Pvt. Larry J. Hudson , 21 . a::l:..:,7;,: · 3:;:0..,::;_m::;;,.- - - - - . . . . , 1 1 !tJ 1e assis tance sent at Chn:-.1 - '·ornlmlke for IL('W uffl("t"l ~ lur tN HarbarH , and her lei VanCooney and Mrs . Cope whose wife, Linda , lives at 218 1 : mas Mrs Manning Kloes, cun- the Sa nborn .'i(t("ll'l\ welt' \lrs . cru~ 1 1'e lran ne Culver. of serving Pictures were taken Condor St .. Pomeroy, complet· .I H11 oc1 ronmma , . . . bl k to . . BACHELOR GIRL ference chairman, was m Anthom·. Mr.~ :\1ll• 111 . • Ohm !Jnivt'r~t!v iwhile the honored guest ew ed S< 14-wee au motlve repair I r ha.rge of a play lrt which con - and Mr~ E'a Har\\ Pv :1rs. Mrs c A. Emm1sh has re· 1out the ca ndles on the cake and cours~ under the Reserve En-, 1 llw \\orld l u~rH·d fr(\m S('Vt'r(ll day~ visltlthe .. Happy Birthday" song was listment Program at the Army s•sted of a mock tnal of til e Smart £lnnnurwt·d American Baptist v.oman for Dm tJf Pr .1\ er lor Fnd' 1•1 111 ('oJu 111 bus with he-r daugh· played Ordnance Center and School, her indifference and apathy lor M~reh 5. <Jt llw Flr ... t lbpt 1" 1 ler. \lr and Mrs. E<:1rl Bough· Mrs . Smith received congrat· Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. the meetings of the miss 1 onar~ Churrh m \1tt.ld le plt rl at 2 P er and family . . uiations by telephone from her Feb. 26. He is a 1963 gradusociety and its work m . , lllr and Mr~ . La~r~nce Mil- niece, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ate of Pomeroy High School. Takm~ part were Mrs Klors In f'Onl'lu dmg her t.•lk . \1rs hoan were re l'ent VIS itors in Brewer, Harnm~n, Tenn She Hb parents are Mr and Mrs. the prosecutrng atlorne~: \lrs 1 Culrtts Ill J.!t"d llrt' grnllp 111 ~end (; t~lllr urll s 1was showered With more than Walter A. Hudson, PomerJy. He I ron~· F'owier , th e bai li ff: \1 rs a~'i J ~t;mn· lo Lnll\hll o! the \lr::i. Milton Hood has relurn- . ---~--- will complete his military obli-1 Heri Bodimer . defense aUur· Cmr ~,~ \11\o ~ ~ nnw r~ l Cr;nl\"llle . - ---·ed to her employment at the gation with the Nattonal guard Middleport, 0. 1 !";} ' ' .r tnaaalacturlnc prochlctleo •orken Ut lncftased lrom Ia 11110 to appro:dout~ b f!N ID 111M. * ·!2 e • at y • enttne Ia • I WHAT CAN ~ WE DO TOj HELP? You'll tmd that tlwn"\ .1 standmg . all you need IS good Ct.rlll" 111 tud~l)! WE PAY 4% 2 pair~ spo i THE SHOE BOX ' JohnRicilard Fultz, Owen. thc forFoIH.llr~'\lng ' l'd~ 111 tht> 1tw Congo. Middleport Store Jnf'v udg.· e.Mrs.\1rs r1of.!r.1 1n t!w piel't' an d 8hamroc ks John having been Book confiDed to after her ~.,uu~n~lt~l~n~P~t~.~P~le:a~s:an~t~. ..,..,..,...~::iii:~~~~~~~;;:~~ Hostesses home illness. Mrs. .Jan1ce Cibbs, Mrs DwvuJ nl emiJers wenl to tl w dmin~; 1 Fultz \Irs Klwere oes M.IS. · Gene· • M' by Sa d · to R 1 Darsl and Mrs Wlllls Anthom . ro\Jill J!1r t!·ln".hm t' !\1 ' ' 1 l1mr · · · J mes IS S n ra 8 rewrng n, io ,lil'tiJ~t ;1ml t' 1Jpc·.1 kt·~ dcenra l- Vll'Vt'. Saxton, rsp. II a nd Grande College, and James I h members o t c JUry. k "'I St Souders Mrs . A. R. u en a Following the trial tht' Jurv IPd ·.~lth <;h.ll llf"(' ~ lte ' . o' 1 M "ng of the Brewm. gton, Col CJ!·mbus' spent Mr s a_e ourm • of the we~kend with Mrs. Brew~ f n Mr s. Owen , brougb.t 1I' •1tfl(k ·s ! Ja\ tiH'mP \\dS car- Elel'la orema , C~rcle . Mrs . 8 pencer · · M"ddl 1 in the. verdict or "guilty'' wHh ri ,•d ol.l HI 1lw tahlr decora. as a uest with Mrs. mgton m I epor . '!toK••Y mercy recommended. The SC'R · twns ml· ludlllg lllghlmtd L.ts- (f~n.f lne ~he re \~ere 25 persons I fMC~· :nd hMrs . tence was three da) S to tw ~ 1 1.. d~tlb. grpen t1pers tn wh1te alrns_ o . an on .ave re ~rn . · 'II · J • ho ld t'r~ Cl green hat cenll'f· ntt endmg. the1r home after VISiting with spent 10 Granv1 e m une. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. aid Rupe and · also attending the funeral of her grandmoth1 $4.95 Size er. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. Val Reynolds has returned to On Sale his home in Morgantown, W. Va . after spending several : days with his parents , Mr and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds. Friends havt> learned that Only Turf Builder Is Harry ·E. Ramsey Ibrother of Trionized. It grows Mrs. Mayme Covert Rainey and deeper roots in any Mrs. Arthur Covert, Fla., forsoil keep• grass mer Middleport residents> has 1 greener longer. retired after 32 years wllh the Thi." terrific savings on Service lee Company in HuntTurr Builder, our best ington, W. Va . selling grass fertilizer, Miss Janet Baker. Columbus, Is authorized for 1 11m· is spending: several days with ited time only. So don't her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edide-lay! son Baker. ·-~~= See the complete line of Scotts Lawn Care Products VISITING AT BAKERS Capt. and Mrs. Donald A. on sale In the Houseware department on the first Russell and children, Jon and floor. Scotts Grass Seeds In Triumph, Windsor, Cynthla, who have been residing in Bremerhaven, Gennany , Family, Play Varieties, Halts, Bonus Weed and where h' has been stationed, have returned to the states and Feed. Get the jump on Spring plant now. are visiting in Mltltlleport with her parents, Mr. and Mn . E<' son Baker and daughter, Janet. They will leave Thursday for their new home in Baltimore, Md. LP-gas~ Why do the)' call it ,,1111"' • I" ,, Mister? 1 •jl 1 ' ·' ,,1' 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy APPLY SPRED SATIN UTES ••• Well. ho nel'. LP-gas is a quick . simple name for lli.JlU·tit."cl pl:'t rc~leum gas This rem<:~rbb lt' fuel i."' ga!-1 LU ITtpres.sed into liq uid fj1rm ~ u 11·s l'<a~y lo l ransport That's wh y LP ·g;.t~ ~~ <l\oa lla lrlt' to pt>u~Jie no m atiN \\ohL·rt· I \ I ( I ~t'.· I I' I, :1 thP~ liv~ . People ln ton n:. <.tnd sulJLir bs use LP gas Ju st as people In cities use natural gas. IT COOKS FOOD, DRIES CLOTHES, HEATS WATER AND HEATS YOUR Hti\1E. On modern farm s, LP-gas is u sed broodmg chicks, drying crops, weed ing and many other jobs. for flame And LP-gas Is used to power trucks and buses like gasoline and diesel fuel, In fad, of America 's major sources energy, only LP-gas serves you In many different ways. of so Th ese are some of the reasons why over II millior. families use LP-gas. L-P BOTTLED GAS HAS MANY USES L·P GAS rOR WATER HEATING L·P GAS FOR HOME HEATING L·P GAS FOR ENGINE FUEL L·P GAS for BROODING CHICKS WHERE DO YOU GET L-P GAS IN THIS AREA? At ... Rutland Furniture ODOR FREE tHE lOOS LATEX WOIIDEIIWALL PAINf • So easy to put • wltll brusll or roller • Dries In 20 m1nu11es • TouciHips woo't shCiw • No messy solvents OE lhlnnen • Clean u., with water • No unplei!Stlllt Odor • lA fresh, soft jiiiStlll ClOklrs tor 1111)' · Ill )lOIW borne • Tou&h resilient filish withslands herd · knocks • l.oolls Hke new after wa&hm., eveA scrubbin& • You won't have to paint fiilla until )Oil .n tD chan8t eo1or11 _ 2700 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROMI PHONE SH 2-4811 FOR FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE 5 OF OUR OWN TRUCKS OPERATE ON L·P BOTTLED GAS RUTLAND, OHIO Tanks available for all uses - 20 lb., 60 lb., 100 lb. and 50,0 gallon. Senate a t KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 290 N, 2nd Ave. ' in BUY TURF BUILDER NOW AND SAVE WY 2-3748 -· .;· Middleport, 0. Tbu• .d1y. 1-" 1HJp1 M . . . high n~~roda) li-lt. . .. .... . •• ' FIVE CENTS Schools ELBERFELDS tJe ed '. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1965 '' Mrs M 3 I SEAMLESS HOSE 1 ON SAVINGS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I I I Ooady ... . . . ....,., .... lt-M. Cloudy' cooler toal&ltt ... • ~ J. lo an tor every need here at Clttzt:'ll~ \Biw nal tLwK ~rrdit I NO. 272 I I ' VOl XVI WEAI'Hd I the WORLD WASHINGTON •• I : : ,. '" 1 I, I- "'I I . ! .'· ' ~ 1 , 1r · • " -· : 1" .,, . • 1 'n I ' • • IS ln � 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 2, 1965 shumway