https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/82340047d76657c72c70dfa37ebc71ad.pdf 94ded20405ea264b9a1ec5f7e2fa907a PDF Text Text NOW YOU KNOW fte lbl llplboaae oa lho AIIODU. Coall no ereeled oa o~sttr hlaDd off Bo• 1oa a..tbor 1n mt_ • 'I "' ' ' I~ 1r1.,. "'1'1 I .- MONTGO'IIERY, Ala. IUPI) an army of c t~Il nghts advo ~ federal district JUdge to-c. te s from ac ross the nat ton for day ordered Negroes oot to a "freedom ma rch ' thai has .march on Montgomery until 1already lett Nf'groes batten·d there can be further court and bleedmg hra110gs on the matter 1 There were indica non" , however, that the march wou ld not SELMA, Ala fUP it - Dr Mar. gu hevond the ctl\' llm•ts where tm Luthtor Kmg J r lodav rall ied state troopers and a mounted the WORLD The NORA-' I SOLID STATE STEREO With 9-TUBE fM·AM·FM STEREO RADIO Sculptured Danish-styled lowboy. Two s•d~ ted 15u oval o1aphonte duo-cona rnou~ers New cool-operatmg Solid Stat& apea1lhe~ provides 40 watts peak power (2() am~ E1A standard). Prec1s1on Stud1omatu: ;!peed changer. SenSitive 9-tube FM·AM· FM ste.reo Radio. . i Je· MEIGS THEATRE Pom•roy, Ohio I No , Nrt w TONIGHT & TUESDAY I' C· M "GOODBYE CHARLIE" \T('chn•color) t'f' I fimy Curt1s, Debbie Reynolds Colorcartoon1 l1e • WED. and THURSDAY I PI March J0-11 NOT OPEN ' iq. FRIDAY and SATURDAY March 1213 "THE LIVELY SET '' I pi I ITI lu 'I a tTechmcolor) James Darrl:'n, P;unelil T1f f•n. Dou g ~1cClure, .Joallle Sommers Manlvn Maxwt>ll "IULLET FOR A BADMAN" Elberfelds In Pomeroy 6. Audte Mmph\', D:un•n Me G!t\ m, Kuta ~ . Sk1p Hom lh I II ,P SUN, MON., lUES March 14· 1516 John Huston· .. "THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA " lllc ha rd Btlrton A'" (.lurd nPr. Sue Lyon. IJP!mr <~h l\e1 r, (' I I I to,.J<,.. * * * pnests and rabbts, and sources sflld that m-lown demonstrations w1th c1ty police in command of crov-.d control would be the ex. tent of immediate activities. At Montgomery, the unounred destmation of .a march d~s1gned to call attentiOn of Negro voter reg1strahon dem.:t:Ids 1n o\labama, federal Judge F'rank M Johnson dlct.at.ed an order wh1ch a spokesman th(' sa id would be made public t. respondrd da~ Amt-n amen Th{' mght wore on and th~ Negroes had asKed for a ternch ur('h became hot under the po rarv restrammg order prohi~ glare of teleVISIOn came1 as but tl!ng any mterference With thl few m the audtence left. march >JY Gov. George Wallace and other state offiCials. 'Yes yes ·• NPgrnes 1 Dyer· Moves lJpw •h Jl Honeywell By United Pr..s International But before they did they 1 Congressmen, ministers, religious groups, stu· dents around the nation Monday pro-stood shoulder With I te s1• d and th e newspapers · 1 Ylo · 1ence NEW YORK UNITED ~L Negroes, some tctofshoulder whom were rac1a a 1 5 e 1rna, AI a ., 5 un d ay. PreBS""Internatlonal Monday of·[ ZIP CODE CAR _ Paul Casci, Middlepe-ri·piiifllltlster, wont have any trouble re. inJured m Sunday's abomve Church leaders from many major cities left for fered the Amencan Newspaper membering the Middleport zip code number thiS year, and neither should anyone "Freedom Walk to Mntgom· Alabama to join Negro demonstrators. A biracial Gutld . a new contract. g1vmg else. He will have it on the front, and back of hiS automobile Mr. Case.' was gra~ted lery." group of youths sieged • noisy sit-i n outside the office employes under gu1ld )umd!c· the right to have the "Zip Code" license through ~ermisston of the Ohio State High-[ When Dr Martm Luther Kmg of Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenback in Washington, dolion more than $500.000 In pay way Department and in cooperation with the National League o! Postmasters. Post· ,entered the Brown·s Chapel ' manding federal intervention. NEW HAVEN - .tohn L Dy. raises and other benefJts over master Casci said that he IS wtlling to appear before any group and explam the oper- AME Church, the clergvman , More than tOO Southern Methodist University stu· er a nattve of New daven. hAll the next years The prts· ation of the zip program. - Sentinel photo. 1 and Negroes stood and sang I dents paraded in 0;JIIas, Tex., in protest against "storm been promoted to JndustrlaJ ent UPI-Gu1ld contract, cov" .. His Truth Goes trooper brutality" in Selma, and white and Negrd stu- : sales manager of Its Charlestota _. I I • , 1 Mayor Clears up statemen t 1 • • =~~;:7;:~ Driver Fined Jn M"I ddleport ,,• ,.w, ""'' '·" Mar~'lnng . ! ¥ ~:~:;h~:0s~ i~~~~:·nt~.ni•:;;;~~ pi~h~t~o.!~~m;~·r~ 8 '~:c:u::..'!~n;~~~~· :~~ollel, to I "bring federal troops to Selma." who has been transferred DeOWED TO THE NORTH WIND . p 'd t J h b . k t "fully In nson wasracl"al e•ng ep by Katzen- 1 h o1t as bram~h manager. Oue former day , in a rhyming : touch"res• Wl"than tho Alabama situation w b h Th I "d h "d. d" b In his new assignment, Dyer 8 ' I was Y Js responsible for sales of t. Mlddl r A -ay t dld remind us, hac · · e attorney f Al b genera1· sa• d ff ' · 1 •smaye s Iwas Mrsfined Con '" Young, ,....... Winter"s bavin" t e act1on a ama po ed 1cethan p o "d •cut 1 s. t ome and cosls epor Mon-, While now 1 d o · t sena- 1 strumentatiOn and control s:yoPomeroy Mayor Charles Le- I, eo ed res• t!n , b..,'I ' -- s "th bl day · orsAIanb congressmen urgN t too 1n •rYene "N 1 terns. of which Honeywell Is the gar today clarified a statement I day night y l¥ ayor ~ mi I s .' ~ In a ama to protect egro emons ra rs . ow l lari:!e3t U S producer, for a -iSWire service unit of the he --•e l•·t week to a UPI the time has come to act. This brutality is senseless," r'Ounty area m West Vir"inia 1on a charge of leaving the scene ' Can Sprmg be far behind us . NAG. A Guild negotiator said uJ4U of an accident. ~ said Sen. Jacob Javits, R·N. Y. I e the UPI proposal ~'simply does- reporter while attendmg a meetMrs Young, according to With the artie bff'eze and lbe 1as well as for 14 counties .ia n't buy enough" rn any ~vent. ing on the subJect of Appalachauthonties, left the scene after I snow one see. ., ~" ·" -« "' , ~ ! muo. 10 m Kentucky and ei&ht he said, the UPI cannot conSJd· ia Bill In Columbus hitting a parked car owned by Oo day• that obou'd be Sprtog SQUAD CALLED m \lfgtma. __ .. er gettlng a new contract on a Mayor Legar said he intended E<hson W€aver, Mason, W. Va ., 1 days, I ATI'END SF.SSlON : Dyer, the son of Mr. ... ... ••so much per man" basis. to make it clear that Pomeroy Sunday tn Middleport Thete .The answer comes to us witb 1 BE>rnard Fultz and Jack C<Jr- Pomeroy Emergency squad· Mrs Harry L. Dyer, local, wu has not had a chance to make bolh sey, Me1as ..... was mmor damage to cars ~ase: ~ Cou nty Commumty me n were called at 9 30 a m graduated from Wahama •u~ ..,.... 1 HOUSTON, TEX. RUS. application for a1d under the I In other court acllvtty, Gaty It caa be quite a long ways. Improvement CorporatiOn toda v for Harold Brown, MonSchool and the Umversity of 1 sia's Zond·2 cosmic probe, once Appalachia bill since he knows Sheppard, Middleport. was fin-Hirooymuus /trustees, we~ in Athens tod ay kt'y Run PomP.roy who was West Virgima , where be receiY. reported dying in space, is t~ of no forms avadable at pres- lll~m!i! ~ ~ ed $5 and costs for fading to , attendmg the meetmg on Ap zll He \loSs taken to Veterans. 11:"11 a B. s Degn~e in PMchanlday quite alive and headed to· ent. Legar said however, that stop wtthm an assw-ed clear dJs~1%ia palachm develo pment at 0 U IMemonal Hospital fSl Engmeenng m 1953. ward a spectacular pass wlthm the village of Pomeroy has fil. tance and Clarence Nickles. al· - - -- - ~ - -~ Pnor to JOming honeywell II 1100 miles of lhe planet Mars ed applloatlons under the Ac· so of Middleport, was fined $5 ' 111956 as an industrial salesmao, next Aug. 6. celerated Public Works pro' and costs for mloxicatiOn. he wa' a results engmeer foe That is lhe word from Soviet gram. Amencan Electric Power Co. academic1an Mstislav Kcldysh The mayor made the clar1fiDyer 1s a member or the Inas relayed by Dr. Charles S. cahon, saying he hopes res!· Sixteen new members were 0 I slrument Soc1ety of America. Sheldin member t. of thed dents of Pomeroy will not be inducted by the Meigs county the Charleston Enomeers and U S N8II, ti a I A • ICS an confused and think application SllentJsts SOC!f'ly and I ho S • . CO ona·1 Theronau U S M · Fox Hunters Assn. Monday eve.. pace unci · e · · anlor a grant under the Accelerat· , l'ha rleston Press Club He 11 • be and Zo d 2 Ia hmng m the Coon Hunters club l ner, pro n • ' unc ed Public Works program has ' marned to the former Albert. ed last Nov. 28 and Nov. 30 rebee d house on Snow Ball HiU. The Mrs Mary Watson, 81 of' h 0w,.rd not .,..ctively, are racing ~ n rna e large crowd Included many Bl kf k Oh'm ' res _I Lync of Webster Spnngs. 1or er -r· be . . to f ac or . IU, 1 the mysterious red planet. The young men JUS 1 gmrung ox •-nt f Pomeroy died Sunday Meigs General Hospital hunt ~ o • American entry, equippped wltb M . [afternoon after a lengthy Ill1 Ebe 0 a lelev!sion camera to take the AD JSSJ NS - E len r.. .Eiecllons of officers was held ness at the home of her daughCpl. Schuster on flral pictures of another planet, bach, Pomeroy ; Mrs Car I with J C. Chncey elected presl- ter, Mrs Stanley Harris there. ' Carrier Princeton will gel lhe1r !Jut _ next July Lemley, Coolville ; Kent Bnan; dent, Herschell Roush, vice She was preceded In death Cpl Robert N Schuster .., 14. Rutland; Dons Arnold, Pome- 1president, and Vlrgll Roush, by her husband, Henry, and two l or Mr and Mrs Jame; M: roy . secretary-treasurer Five trus. daughters Mrs Jess Johnson I S('hust'C'r, R1vervtew Dr, PomS'I'EU"ENVILLE, OHIO DISCHARGES M abe I tees elected were Ch!lfles Corn- and MIS," Mary Margaret \Vateroy, Is with Manne Air Gro~ Charles J. Kulabonish, 32, Swan, Langsville. I ell, Reid Eynon, Carl Buckley, son, both of Blackfork. She is No 16, H M M 365. Helicopter Bridgeport, Ohio, remained ln John Joe Shain and Everett survived by six other daughSquadron. servmg on the U. i . jlil here today on a charge of DEPARTMENT CALLED IThomas. ters, Mrs Edward Keels, Mrs. Carner Prmreton 1111na mllltary broadcast tlme The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire I The regular meeting night Lem Cradolph, and Mrs. Stan. He will be in Viet Nam for to denounca President Johnaon I department was called at 7 21 1will be tbe first Monday of ev- ley Harris, all of Blackfork. four or five months, then go ttl Ill obscene language. p.m. Monday to the Duda 'N ery month al 7:30 p.m. at lhe 1Mrs. Gilbert Engllsh 1nd Mrs. Okin.•wa, then return to VIOl Kulabonlsh wu arrested Suds Laundrymat In Pomeroy club house. At !he meellng In Oscar Qualls, Pomeroy; Mrs. Nam fflr four months beforf Monday by FBI agentJ and or- when a dryer was reported on April a fish fry will be held and Robert COusins, San Bema. going to duty In Japan He II doted held In lbe Jeffel'IOn fire. There was minor damage. local hunts planned. ' lllno, Calif , and a SOil, Adrian servmg his second enUstmeat County Jlil under fl,500 bond. CJacl;) watson of Blackfork, and tn the Corps Kullbonlsh'a parents attempted many other relallvea, lnclud;ng McNAIR AI"POINTED -- Vernon A. McNair, right, who has been appointed Farm lo raise money lo free h l m Mrs. Carrie Payne, Middleport, Maqagement Supervisor for the Farmers Home Administratmn serving Gallia. Meigs, TAKING NEW JOB Monda)' DljJbt, but were unsueher only surv1vlng sister IJackson, Vinton and Lawrence Counties, reviews his duties with Milton Syra- WASHINGTON IUPI) Cltdlul. WASHINGTON CUPI) aature tllll81ed the ....... lag Funeral orrangemeDio were cuse, area supervisor. Mr. McNair was born and reared on a farm in Miami County, White House Monday Presklent Jolmoa slped lnlo of u lltellllve capalp of for 2 p.m. today at Blackfork. graduated from the CoUege of Agricullure, Ohio State University, taught Vocational the resignallon of H""'7 R. IIIEEIING PUT Ofi'F law today the flnl of Ida ,...,IIOmle roboblillatlol for Agriculture, and served in the Armed Forces •n the Pacific Theater during World Bouisoe a amhaq"w .._'l'he Portland - Great Bend "G""'t Society" prolftllla pktareoqae but poor AppolLOCAL TI!O!bs Warn. Upon his return from service he managed a bee!, hog and dairy farm , but for Greeca. The veteran JtOme Demonstrallon Council a bllllo• meaaure aimed ..w., a moaalallooaa ma The temperature In Pome- the past 13 years has been working in Farm Credit. Mr. McNair may be contacted in service office ls &!villi •lin& lia. been postponed un- at lhe 21 • elate wllleb ollendt from 110rt1u!ra roy's buslnus district 11 II a. lithe Gallipolis Office each Tuesday morning until noon. Office hours' for Coun- 1 post to be<ome exaeu11ve til Mlldl 17 II tht boime of Appalaclllaa Petutlyivaala 1o coatral A.. m. today was 311 clegrek, un- \f fanners ar& each Friday from lU am. to noon in th& ASCS Office, Masome Bld&., 1 lor ol 1M b k I Nsw Boston as etbal t Oh10 · lty game • C I . •U ntvers G rovor en er re 0 n .. le 1 1c hool a I So uthe rn H"gh d urn1g d . tLfMI •Y an d 1 1 h"11 h ome even1ngs, Athl1 t'•c o·1 d Do ld W0 If1 na 1411.',; todor ay. Local fans who plan to attend the district tourna· men! cont..t Ire urgocl to purchase their tickets from Mr. Wolfe 10 • last· minute rush on the Uni· versify ticket office m•y be •voided. <Q 'I James \\ ard Gruy~ uu Hall. CHll DC'IPvant 1 Colorurtoon mg hours w1 th stratt>gv pla nners amzd rl:'ports that a fu ll scale marrh to :Vluntgomery. 40 mtles awav would not be attempted rooms bedand rollshome down i m Negroplopped churches ~. i Gulki said it Willl strike If no newhasagreement ·s reached by then. The UPI presented a packaae Proposal of $5 per week per • man lor each year of a 2·year contract to negotiators for the I ein. billy dubs Sunda\1 that dr Pw I ,000 , includmg white Kmg met mto tlw eHrh· morn 1Protestant mmtsters, catholic: * * * • SELMA, Ala (UPl\ - White On " men of the cloth - Protestant , I Uet ore Kmg amved !h r• rmn Cathohc and Jew - came mto [1sters stood one alte1 the olher rural Alabama Monday night 1and to ld th.-tr app1audmg ,uxh and got a rousmg re('e11tJon ~ ence why they had come lo from the Negroes they sosght·1 Selma. toad Those who could not get hole! p,:ff ®-l- N~.,_4k..,. ~-tt ~-?t ~ · 1 ~~~ :tbo.::~~~~: ~~;~y~, ~~ I~ tdlf' po~se violenl!v dtspe rsf'd a strn l - ~ Kmg gave no flat marchtq lar marth wtth tecu ga s and orders Monday mght at a rally White Clerics zn Selma tw~ F (Tech llH.'O] Or) * * * ''A~. THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN SOUND • II .. rc - ..., loaiiJIII, ..., II • !1, ll'et c:leatlq, • 111111 ........ 1 ' 'pt, Hesitate on Freedom March ·· ·; :: :~~~~~:~ ; - CAPE KENNEDY THE Un1ted States is movmg ahead WI~ plans to rocket GemmJ astronauts Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young into orbit in two weeks Their two-seater spaceship and illl Tilan-2 rocket passed a major test Monday tl;lat Included a seven-hour countdown which stopped one min· ute short of blastoff. Several problems cropped up during lhe test, including a propell .. t leak In the rocket'• "'" ond stage, but space agency offll!lals said the mock launch was generally considered. a oucer.:. ' ff J• ' in "fl:0:6 S.ritl Cloady •.... nllh'iet enttne e ~~~~: WJ:AjhiM ° I }6 Inducted by LET INGELS DO IT~ EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S SECOND BLAST NEAR LONDON (UPI 1 - The Sun. day Observer sa1d Sunda}' that Commumst Chma's second atomic blast IS expected m a few days The newspaper quoted Western rntelhgence chiefs as saymg Chma IS capable of makmg a bjdrogen bomb by floor coverm~ for every klnd of fioor Br~t p.11tterns. ProfessiOnal UJstallatlon by us, or do 1t yourself. C.111l WY 2-2635 fot free esu mote. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING M f I BlaC kfOrk n·JeS 1970. LinoleOJm ... Inlaid Vinyl w l rs. a SOn FOX HunterS MEETING POSTPONED The Ladies AwCJhary to the Lewis Manley Post 201, Amen· can Leg•on, has postponed 1ts meeting sc heduled Tuesday evenmg, March 9, untll Tuesday, March 16, at the home of Mt il Wilham Wm ston. 1 , 1 I 1 MAGEE €xpen lnst..llllatlon Satisfacuon Guaranteed INGELS FURNITURE PHONE WY 2-26J5 Middleport, 0 , ONE DAY SERVICE some tigers are fierce. It · joy ble l'tlr lnotanca. 11110\lld Y"" ohoOH It's getting so that ~hooslng between our Wide-Track Tlg;ls!&t~~s~:•slltn~o~et ·~.,~should yOU go tor the Ll Mans w'th the mc red.b le GTO with Its extra helping of ~~~epowart~e ~;e all tlgRf~ with bucl«<t IMNlt.l, eerpettfte Md totll af Oh-~·h'.<M 'i q• 8 265 hp V·B, e 250-hp V-8, or 140-hp six? r.;~tutr way ON SHIRT FINISHING Qal.:k 'tllll~Tl'llk '11111'1 PL"a·LJ•••m .._ U.TAIJNA. 1+1 LEWAN$. IMO ANO liWF_. M 'fOWl MffNQ! lit .......... Ia THE NiW ~'¥ILL!, IT Alit WkiJU, iiANI) 11 • GOO EAST MAIN ST. • POMEROY, OIBO \ J~a: ~ I --- ........- ..... --- ........... .. ~-- ----· ---_,.. .:-:_: :-·-• •-·- ._. -----~ · ------ ~ ----~ ~-- · -·· • .-:-::. ~~ = .-.- -·--- ,.. _ - ·· •-•• r . •- - · .~: • .. ¥•• · ·• ....... --: .•_-;-.~_ __... . • Appwac _) hi•a Bi }} signed R~ush, I BLAEnNAR AUTO CO. ROBINSON'S LAUNDRYDRY CLEANING WY 2-5428 POMEROY I tigers an fii'DCioa. We build IIIIJL ~.1 reJuve~&tlng "" reJ~oa. ~ ~ ~~~•• 1" ~ ~ ~~ • Mei~s Pouw,ro;r. ...._ .• _ am·~~V ljnlllltad~=~ drM'a Fa (l �, .. . , ,-: , ' UUti it:pon u ., 2-.Ually ~entwe~ Po m~ro y ·l~ __.., J)'J.iJ.J • - '- - - HELEN HELP US! ¢0MMINTIITINO IDITOitiALL Y We Receive So Much For So Little • - - by Helen Bottel---' lile)' ,·an he taken away 1f we This column is for young do nnyth mg wrong. At our gradLocally we feel that everyone is tn MEIGS countians were asked this winpeople, their probl~ms nd i ua tion se mi-forma l, we agreement that the blood program of the ter to contribute to the Amertcan pleasures, thei r troubles and wf>ar flats snd have our shOU)It.. Red fund. We know of no Rod Crooo is aomething that wo could not get along without. It it reassuring to fun . As with the r~st of He len I ers coV t'rt'U ~tr numanitufan cause that ~ve s so know tho! if you become ill, or aro In· Help Us, it w~komes laughs I '' fads'' are ~urh in the proteetion of the lives of volved m a serious accid ent that there but won't .dodge a senous quesNorma! tee~~hao g oel But boJD&~erican people. We have heard all of will be blood available to save your life. Il ff \not for our sc · :ihe e xcuses that have been gwen from uon with a brus -o · k . 1 Each teac her ll to .limu immemonal by persona who do not 11 wo would atop to colllider the co•ta Send your te~n-age questions ~~~e ~~e ;light for homework, there would be to the commuruty rest· ¥rticipate in tile living of money or to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. b e 'e"m tu know whtob denta if they had to purchase the blood · servicet to this cauae, a11d for the most care of He-len Help Us! tins uti t00 ~ 1 ~hn t>ach give us a n 1 mg 1 , s\ . W'th ,-part they are petty reasons , and in no ln- that saved their lives, we would begm tn newspaper. 1 hour and one-half's work. I The appreciate what the program means. itance have we ever heard thole persons DEPRIVED? seven sub jects , and an h~ur for blood program alone is worth far more ~coupt the many benefits that every Dear Helen: . la na and din ner, th at I! 12~ than the amounts that have been con· tllmmunity in America, soidton abroad I 'm writ ing this not In hopes hours' from the tiiT'e 1 get home tributed to tho organlutlon over a per· and the sick everywhere receive for tho that you can solv e our problem till I'm through, which would doUara Invested. There are several ser- iod of several years. Volunteer ctonon but to show teen-ag ers all over kee me up till 5 a m. gave 2., 727 000 pinto of blood tn 1 DftS-84 vice• in connection with the armed lorthe u. S. now lucky they are. P . . C.. that no other organization 11 destc· and If vou 'put a price tag of at least S2& lt's about our school. I live W ell, thanks for llstenmg. on a pint you wlll see what a contribution nated to perform. Thoro are tu: too ml• in tile 15th largest dty In Amer· DEBBY has been made to all of our welfareo. ny peopla who think that war u over, ice , in the best section of town, There are counties• other aervicea and they have completely forgotten that hi Dear Debby: ir the best school district. T 5 A few of the things you me~ that are a part of the Rod Crooa training tbtre art hundreds of thousanda of moo isn't being conceited - i~'s just tlon !no slam oooks, no hairand women atilt maintenuna the poace program. Gray Ladies ar~ at work every to say our teens come from good dt eing, no " formal! ,") a~en't uound the world. day doing countlen aerVlcel for the atek homes and there isn't much of too f.ar out fo r jumor hI g b In 1963-64 the record to tho Armed who are c•anfh1ed to holpitals. Volunteen Forcu ahowa 80,300 servicemen's famll· a discipline prob1em. I am ln schools. But purs&- snooplnJ, are givlnf courses in first aid that rvea Ita helped each month. Whtn there II 9th grade in one of the better hem-ripping, overdoses ot us a grea company of practione~ o tbe ~eknesa or death In a family • the Red junior high s. We think some of homework a nd such! If this technques that save llv~s. Swtmmlng Cron It the ooly agency empo:-oered to 9llf principal's rules are too tar goes on, It needs to be discusll-' courses in Ufe saving are m the province arrange lor the return of a soldier to hts of the Red Cross, and It reaiiSurlng to paout. ed with the principal , who caft home and family. Volunteers ~erved 1B,· ronta and grandparents to know 'hat We . aren't llowed to have then resent his side of Jt &t . 100 peraona per month •n. nutitary modi· there are highly trained and skilled , ''' anythmg 'the other ochools get. PTA ~hould make a lively meetcal facUitiea. They organtaed 10.300 ev· swimmen who know exactly what to do ''' The girl s must not teas e the1r l~ hair - if a can of hairspray Is I ing. - H. tnta each month for patient• In. mtUtary in an emer ency. We are l!i a flood arn 11 . hospitals. Servicemen participating eacb and Red Cro&a ' found in your purse, you can SI,RRY, WRONG NUMBER \ disaster umtl are on the month numbered 70,000 oveneu. Tht alert c<mstantly to protect your Ufe In j be expelled. We can't wear any Dear Helen : 1 number of volunteer hours worked by the periods of high wat~r, or any type ~f makeup that shows and no h~:~ir What are you dotns. Y011 Red Cross people was 6,828,000. It would dis.,ter that mignt stnke the ~ommum· .~~~ ~a dyeing. When a g~l kneels. her told that girl with tile untru• om'tly be refreshilll for many mdlVlduals ty Remember ail of these serVIces when ~ f ~ J' dress must touch the floor. At boy friendo to apply for a JOb to know that their money was being used y~u are solicited and the tow dollars that first this sounds sensible, but with Mad Magazine because In tills Important service of helpmg to you gtve could return to you many fold B Wo •• G. Braadat;dl, M.D. The following booklets ob· lou! of these fears. try it, and you'll see that to get she had the imagmation for ll maintain the morale of those wno are regardless of the cost We have been far Y Y . h t her tainable from the Amertcan A - He may have to bavo It to touch the floor it must How would YOU feel II you scattered aU over the world helpmg to 4 A ~::herol:r~~~s g~t: on his Medical Assodallo:-~ (535 N.I pyschiatrlc help to . JH'I!Vellt come BELOW your knets. . wrote to a columnist with . a too nliierdly m our iJVIn(j.· Mtenll the mi!lillllll who 1tay at hQwe. h "/ and knee• wllen he is Dearborn SJ , Chicgo, II L. lhim from developing a oeu- Every doy in P.E. the teach· personal problem and the ridl· .:;:.,~ and rocks back snd OOG10) should be ol lleldp: "As lrouc obsesslon. ers check, and if yuur dress is culed you ? - FED UP forth tn hlo crib so vlolontlyiOtllerJ See Us.". "Approac~mg too short, they rip your llem Dear F.U.: it awakens her · Ad\llthood ," "Fmdmg \Qur· out! Also, no cotton blouses are lf I wrote to a columnist • Why doea do this and 'sell" and "A Story About You." to be tucked into skirts - and bout SIX (count 'em) steady what 1hould. she do? 1 While you are about Jt, 1 three girll!l were sent home be- boy friends who demanded their AI we , bavt been made_ would urge you to give your : DIVOTIL ro INliUSl OJ> cause they were told they were SIX (count 'em) r1ngs back be8 • • aware by \he. Tw!Jt and Wa whole . htarted support to any 1 MilOS MASON ARIA TOO FAT to wear stwghl cause a new gorgeous g1ri _camo t•l. rhythmical movementu sex eduoatlon program that Is skirts. we MA'l unbutton tile to town, pius other obvlotl'!ly are a part of our cultural her- I b I II •lven or IS being con- I Rtcn•rd I ow.n. PUDIIPI• top button of our blouses. No phony baloney. I 'd thmk the 1m11 f trJbe~man e n 1'1 cnuttr r..n"•"uJ lcllttflr d • If I N0 B DOROTHY KILGALLIN tage. pr ve d templated tn your lc.cul rubu.n •., •v•r& •u•r~oon u~~ nylons , or any hose are allow- colummst was pretty enso::: y or modern teen ~ ager wot~~s schools and churches. I~~~•rus;.~"'~~n: 11 'uo tu,;,e~!~1~ '~b~~m ed, no wrap-aroWld skirts or she DIDN'T give me • fast Bldart aliiOc\ltf llve a second thought to Furlhermore ._ great lltep • ruy onto eu•t.a•u otfle• J.:o': culottes answer. Wouldn't you? it Gay Dar l·..... ' baby's behavtor ' 11 WY l-l\MI JWnorlaJ pnon• k 11 F d u h ·w uld K pa's I 10 set and didn't qu GOSSIP IN GO'l'J{AM I'll · 1 ducer ol the TV show. ll · br forward "ould be made ' "" The p E teachers may loo Te me, e p, o wo 4- the acene until the jau p SCI d t that after Gay had Certam authorities e Jeve morr parents would approach i EnLir~ .. HcomJ el... m•Uinl through yo~r purse while you're you answer thiS one? - H. Ulll SaUert, the well-r~ t soundel Its "sorry, every~~ ~~ ~:r 45 minutes, Annette that some children u~~·~hls ~~ thll t\lbJecl In their barnes : ~:~~~~ •' til• po-' omo• •' Pom•ro)' out without your permission, iW Swede who pla.VI Ro er out" cry at 4 a.m. Larry w •' t tired from so many stead of thumb - sui ' K Th 1wllh dlplty and N•tlou•t NP"'""'•· and read any notes • and If they This column Is dedicated to Preston'l loading lady 1n "Ben 1 1 hlch had 1 thattertng was oo . put themselves to s eep. ts d 1 t nd u n ao lt ln,m KJmh ~tll. Inc. ua . . lf 'r h v Franklin" is frank to admit that one, w t · terviews" to m&~lse it from u 1 lauslble. Imenl IPitea o evae OR a 1Lulnatoo Av• •• N•w Yotll ctv. Ill•• think there is somethmg wrong famtly 11vmg, so Y?U e a their roman<:t II all ovor' ,I. effect on the ~~ales ~~~ ~~ room of her hotol owtt to ~~~: re:;.~e lnte'ligence embarraolllllon~ I '"~ about them, you can be expell· ing kid trouble or JUSt plain ••ou•h it ... id maki front pagt (Gadaookl er 8 t the another. Is normal and whose behavior . ca~~~~!er~~~:! ...~~!:'e ~~~=~ :.~ ed. No "Slam Books" are al· trouble, let Helen help YOU. • r "'' • "' and Laurence Harvey ti Q - My aoa Is normnlly m· wnll e~n• ~ear tn •.Suno. •• th• 1 ed _ they get you expelled She will also welcome your head\inea when they announo- Metropole lll the aame week! Want to see a hlt' Tlp : Sp~c- shqwe no other per.:u IBfl fes telligent but he has an abn(lr- Dalb &enunt.~ offl.,. lt&.eo- ~ ow own amusmg experiences. Ad· · d t" · m · tention to marry .... the same') · bo 1 halt do this 10 1t is no cause or ' d · .~ montn. ., ao: threo IDoPtt\11 Nor- too. e nelf · Will lhlnp tVW ~ ulators are chargmg a u · mal fear of ra U•::~ ~·Hv 11 Y 1 ~·e ~ "o'u• Rout• wh•.-. "'r"'~\ '"notee We are allowed two dances a dress Helen Hottel in care o.l I Probably IOlcl I few tlcbta Get ready for llthle n,? t Gra,ce the usual prlct tor matinee tick· aiSahrom,; your rocking boy siGht of a h;rr,tlnous , .!n:: 1 year and one Pep Rally, but ! this newspaper. tb upolse~ts~ll~im~.~~~~e~c~a~n~l-t~•~·~u~lm~,.!.!"~·~T!'!"'~"~m~•~·lho.~~"~·!"'!:..._ __c~:..::=..::::_:~_:.::::::..:__.:._:.___~:______ the show, too.l At any rate, Bo Kelly ..return to ma rtpor 1 . ets to the toushest Broadway 1 a<ked his wife to forgive llim, She's supposed to play tho lead shows! . The Vicki Cummings ~n~y abo.o~: :f~ '~ C.O•• ,_ \ nrJ,·• I Repo rt ,o Ja J li y 's Voice of Broadway ll:: ho • THE DAILY SENTINEl re11ort.Ing 1 Ir I euh~htl'!n· •4nr1~tlaJ I ~ and 1ile did. Ulla rtferJ to it as "running home to mama," mdicating she'o "thor a poor loser. !And we 11tH always l.,t tc believe that Scandinavian Iadies wert terribly relaxed about that sort of thinJ.) .. . Edwin P. Hoyt'o book Qn Marilyn II<IMlt, to be pubUoba4 ':xt Pall, will revtll tbll;:: C ar wu making up wl~ 01 ' 1 Spyroa our:,.• to definitely 1111 aot loin ""Sometilt llal'rinl ": , , . th~·, G<ll TQ ••· bar • 11 lbll acct<Mn H llll hia L a - ITVIl' • Ida WIIIe 011 the owtngy I '. ftleh mall• ..... bteaua .:~r. awingor. Pay~ a Jot~ vtaltlor , G ~ In hmt t ':j ""'r' ::.tll -·m: ":,! : watcl~ ~tal ~o~u •:!!~·~~~, ~~ ~~~nt~~· I in a screen adaptation of 1h e life and times of poet Edna 8t. Vincent Millay. Thla would 1o be a algnal for Tippy Hedrin or Dina Mor~lll to start warming llP in tho Grace llaa been announced for fiicka before, but sometll1ng alwa~o hu caUMd hor to canc•l - I e fact thai oha'o a prmcess, or Ratner didn1 Uko the tdea, or the children. :.r.,1re;:.:•· re'"""' buo • and • truck company of :I · < lry lo hlw "Who's Afraid Of Virginia ~eo:'b:" !!< .. H In a canoe. Woolf1" haa bien racking up :, ,.10 , vo·utually o"tgrow 11. ouch lmprtulve buaineas and glowinl noll.,.. that the produc- Q - I hve tw' boys apera plan to bring lt to New "roacUoo their tae.ls W h a York and let the crlllCI eet Vic- booklets • tta• expla" oexual kl'o performance, which they moturmg d·, you re.'Ommend? consider marveloua . . Susan A _ ' 'dh tbt incre:osmg Straoberg'l current pasaion - prevalence of vene'tll disease and an earlier ono is intenoa· ond : lie~·· n acy in all ,ooial tlonaily lamouo . . is Chris levels it, seems ob ,;,u, that Joneo, the actor playing the U· some steno mulll '>e taken 10 Famea playwright John Oo- tie role In the Ylde<l aries provldt a healthier attitude toborne and wilt Penelope are "Young Jesse Jamee." word '" llllll to pro o.! our tilt p....nts or a DOW baby girl. Tile millenius hu arrived. .d ·.lesccnts from ·~· • old pll· little ont bas bean named Producer David Merrick warn· f_a_lls_ _ _ __ _ __ _ Kate ConMr ()sbomo lid his thouoands of press reprewho'vt Hen s.,..,enlnp ~e~~taUvoa that tloey would lace ways, also II negotiaUng to do of "Major Dundae," otarrl"' the guillotine if there was any a cinema version of Ray Mar· Charlton Helton, predict that publicity whea Jacqueline Ken· tin's book, "Revolt in the Malwhen it'o released a handsome nedy and her two children saw ia." Actually, Paddy, tho Mafia yolllll actor ycltpl Jim Huttoo "Hello, Dolly!" on a Satur- has never been bappter or more wlll emerg<> 11 a movie Idol. day afternoon. The edict was: active, if you want the lowdown. Wouldn't II be WOIIderlul if " no phot<>graphers, no report· 101M ono finally aclliovod a 01'1, TV or radio.•• Enoush to Wtstenl that women would aend Mr. Merrlok to lba fill'" flock to1 choanalylll's couch lor 10 years ,.._.._ ~ '· lak Ga........,, UD1O, Ava Gardner retumod to Ho~ · · A bioa,.,.. occurrence '" • Saturday, Marcb I, 1$65 lywood to eolller with her bu•~ inl place at a local nlgMclub. SALES REPORT or ness managor. In partnership Only Insiders lmow why · · · One Olllo Valley Uvestock eo. with Cesar Romero and Rock of the most torrid divorce cases HOGS _ 171 to Ill lbl. 11 to ~. abe boulhl a llhoppln& In yean II PptCtod to make IT: 220 to 310 lba. 11 to 17: Ligllt conter outoltlt of Phoenix lor tht IIHIIH 110011 when tba ton 11 to 17.10; Fat SOWI 11 to 14: allnllll tt,OOO.OOO. That'a a lint of an Ulllllrlolll 1eneral. and Stop 10 to IJ: Soan 1 to 12: fllw't, but tbtn Ava'a always bit wife crou twordl. Fr1ands Sowt t Pip eo to 10; Shoots bMD noltd lor llar lint fi&urt . hope abt will 10 to court with- 1 to 15. Antltltt Dlonnt Allard. ont out leelln& the Mod to air Ully CA'l'I'U: - Steen 14 tD 20; of tba Caoadlen quintupleto. charau, but tllere'o small Heilera IS to 11; Baby 8eof t6 w11 boUllOtd off lba March M chalice . . . Paddy Chayovsky, to 12; P'al Cowt IS to 15; C.n"Girl Ta~" afltr a claoh be- •boat nell movlt a<ripttnc job lliTI I to IS; Buill IS to 18; ~ bar Uttrary ...nt and !a "let Statton Zebra" lor Film- Milk Cowt 10 to 171, '"'"i'· ....... .. ...•..... • "'" cal oile. n1o •h ., ....... _. .._,.. - ..... .. ,. mfe *'111 ••• Her father's '65 Ford ...... rides quieter than her father's ·Rolls-Royce Rolls-Royce ownen -.Joy ..,. of t1>e worW'1 8Mot .........,fled luxury can. Fonl owoers eojoy tbe world 11 By-·... ,............. . 100':7o &.-~oor.Prool7 _rode ..... qaiol«- a Rotlo-Royce. And quiel 11181111 quality-doe '6!1 Ford XL Ill remark• ably stroea. well-<leolped, oolidly built. Pl<m II willl • tell drt.e , , • New Qaolh)' • llOW bodystrottsest over 011 • For<L Frame tuneo out irritating road vibration pull • bia ul!<a>- ........ D....... '$- ••tr I I <0111 " wloidl t<JtJerJo !1111. s-.n ... 1965 Lm,~........ .,._ w.ILV-t ..... pd.•• *b b . . . rode . . . . I . . . I lr T• w- ....- bJ 1M U.S. Alllo ' '<tl: MIDDLIPORT IOARD OP PUILIC AFFAIRS The Soutbeaatem Ohio Athll!tic League, which obsenea ita «JJb lUUl!verury this week. bsd .. incepuOD m . the desire to help advance reoognilion of alhlelet through seiectlon of an All • Star squad. Selection ol the "dream" team - one of the main reaSODI behind the league - was delegated by tho prlncipail af· ter a few years to the coaches. When the coaches brought down the wrath of the fans by an obvious "boner" they decided to limit their activities to the sidelines and for 15 years the all • Southeasterns have be<n picked by league sports writers and broadcasters. This year there was a limited attempt to restore the selections to the coaches. As a compromise the league recommended that each of the member cities should be limited to a single vote, necessitating split votes. However, this did not materlalize. The scribes association believed the one-vote rule would destroy their organization (which buys awards and some trophies) financial1y. They therefore ignored the recommendation in their December meeting. James N. M. Davis, principal of Gallia Academy High Scbool at Gallipolis, adlmts pride in being president of •·one of the toughest and most respected leagues in the state of Ohio." B. F . Auer, principal of Athens High School, is seoretary · treasurer. . Any observance of the anm· versary will be decided at the April 1 league meeting on receipt of a report from a commillee o£ Harley Ellinger of Logan and Kenneth Kineer of Nelsonville. ALLSI'ABS I-;;;;;;;;=:;;;;:::; Ohio U Trips Redskins, 76 to BOWuNo GREEN, KJ. (UP!) _ It's a cuo o( out of lhe frying pan and Into 1bo lire fur Ollio Untoorally. wblcb knocked off Miami at Dayton, Obio, Monday n!gbt for 1111 opportUD!ty to meet DayloD here tonight tn the NCAA .llld-Eaat Regiooai playoff. The Bobcats, who trailed M~ ami almost the entire season. did much the same through molll or tho game to decide lli b ould represent the Mid- in fronl oo nwnber of champ- ionahips, Jackson had .• poor "I doa'& tldnk I'd.~ 11fte!~ :m~ic":.u Conference in start In the league. In 1ta first They eallod 1lllerfiq NCAA Tourna ••••"n Jackoon to~ all of its back In the old dayo!" men1· , ~ •• six games and scored only twice to end up In last place, but two years later claimed its first crown and a bid to play at Hamilton for lhe slate championship. That Theodore Robertocoached team lost the post-season game, 25 to 7, but aroused a football championship lradition fo r Jackson. Mainly because of an unprecedented four consecutive championship domination un· der Coach Gene Slaughter, the Jackson Ironmen have a dozen titles, are dead - locked with Middleport with the most consecutive conference victories at 19 and have an edge in the all - time standings that cannot be challenged for several years. Coach Mel Adams has directed his Logan team to two consecutive perfect championships to just overtake Jackson in the point standings during the 25-year span of round-robin play. Logan, now in second place with seven titles, has a 15 • game winning string in the league and will be trying next year . for a new record. Athens lS the league basketball power, far ahead m the all • tlDle standmgs, tied w1th Logan and Pomeroy With etght championship~ and ~ow f~vorad for its thll'd str01ght t1tle. Pomeroy has the record for the most consecutive championships (from 1931 to 1935). A 49game winning streak by Gallipolis (1953-56) II the leagues longest. CONSOLIDATIONS Consolidations that have increased the size of some of the schools with a bigger potential of athletes have Jell some of the league member with a han· dlcap - particuLarly Nelsonville and Middleport. ln both places there has been sporadic agitation to withdraw from the league and play more equal competition, but each s c h o o I clings to ill membership. Ironically these , smaller schools are the ones able to go the farthest in state competi· tion. Middleport was a recent winner of the state Class A basebail championship and the 1962 Nelsonville basketball team of Coach U>weU Cole won the league title and went to the state Class A finals, losing to Lockland Wayne. The only othor team from the league to advance to the state tournament was Pomeroy with Tippy Dye as its star, losing to Akron West. TO ORGANIZE Tbo Me!p • GalUa- Ma- Sollball Leape will eonducl . aa o!plllzallooal meeting 1bll1'8day, boRioniDI at 7 p. m., at the HOIIOI' €amp, oear the GSI iD Gallipolis. Bernard Guinther today urged a 11 members of last year's loop to attend, or pmpedlve new teams. lateresttd individuals should eall Guinther at 446li4Z IN' 44&-3430 for further infermation. ~~~~ College Scores College Basketball Result• By United Pres!! International Northwestern 87 Purdue 82 Ohio St. 93 Michigan 85 Tennessee 102 Tulane 62 Vanderbilt 106 Louisiana St. 69 Iowa St. 78 Missouri 65 Indiana 92 WISconsin 73 Oklahoma St. 89 Oklahoma 66 Kansas St. 79 Nebraska 67 Albright 73 Lafyette 67 Southwestern Conference Playoff At Waco, Tn. Southern Methodist 110 Texas 78 Mid-American Conference Playoff At Dayton, Ohio Ohio U. 76 Miami iOhlol 71 NCAA Eastern Regional At Pblladelphia. Pa. (First Round) Princeton 60 Penn st. 58 St. Joseph'a Pa. 67 Conn. 61 Providence 91 West Virginia 67 NCAA Midweotem Regional At Lubbock, Tex. !First Round) lenced crew theB pulled in front 44-36 with t8:(1; left, bvt Tom DaviJ tied II again at witb t3:10 to go. Sopb Ruervo Sparb Oblo Milte Haley put the Bobcall In front to stay at 6fl..58 with 6:48 on the clock. He added a free throw and a IByup to make it 62-58 and MIAmi never got closer as sophomore D 1 v e Brown hit eight point• as the Redskin• got jUIIt one basket the rest of the way. Haley wu the top aoorer, netling 15 of his 19 points in lhe Hilt second half. and Don pulled down t> rebounds s athe Bobcats led m that category by 44-33. Brown finlshed with 18 points, n but two after tile hall, snd Hilt had 17. Charlie Dinkins had 16 to lead Miami, whioh thus could attr~ bute two of Its five losses dur~ the we lost our momentum when shol agaiu at Michigan, which we let them get away with a beat them 1n the Mid-East re- : couple of fll8t breaks." gional championship game last ' "The hoyo just don 't seem to year. gel shook," io llow Snyder ap- Shrider. and JIWsl other obpraised his team 's play. That's servers, give the Bobcals a lhe poise they've developed . .. good chance ag ainst the Flyers.l those sopllomorea working with wbv split With MlBml m a thOliO seniors. home-and-home series this sea" We've had to play them one son. game at a time since OW' back " Well , they (the Bobcats) was to the wall after that first hve big hoy to go against 10118. I gue" that's wllat we 'll Dayton's big fellow 16-foot-11 do from here on out." Hank Finkel) and .hat may be Dayton A Hot Team the difference," he said . " We Oiuo, In the NCAA tourney didn't have a big guy to match 1or the second consecuu·ve year h'1m." ..m be going against the hot- Eastern Kentucky (16 • t8) test team in tile district play- in the first game tonight, with off. Dayton has won IZ of its the winner joining the wtoner lasl 13 games for 211-6 record ol the Ohio · Dayton game at and has the advntage of two Lexington, Ky., Friday night. days' rest. These tearru have • ""j • 1 il • j • • iJ • •-= •c-•=-c•~•~•=-;;•;;-;;•.-:•'""'•:-;;•;-:;:,.. met 30 times, but not in recent 1• • years, and Ohio has a 20-lO ad-- 1 8 . But Coach JlDl Snyder • IDIX· lure or veterans and sophomores rallied to defeat the Redskins, 76-71. Miami stllrted r..t. racing out to a 11-1 i<lad in the ftrol four minutes. Ohio managed three ties In the rirot half, at tB-18, 24-24 and 28-ZB but the Redskins owned a 33 _28 lead at intermi s- ing the season to Ohto. vanta~. '• sion. " I thought we had them .'' a Should the Bobcats lake 20th· Coach Dick Shrider's exper- di sappointed Shrider said. " But ranked Dayton, they will get a • • • 1 -=:=_:::::.:.:_::_:___ ~ __..:.:_____________ Bucks Hand Russell-less Wolverines Only Loop Loss • Big Ten BIG 10 STANDINGS J ~r~~~~~a . .. .. . •• • • •• ••• • •• 13 W IL 1300 Pt1 1129 OP • •• •• •• COLUMBUS (UP! I Mighty ite Ricketts. This was to co~ .. " ~~ : ::~ :~~ I : Michigan had its eye on the with Russell , but Taylor deciu- Indiana 9 5 1247 1158 NCAA Tournament and Ohio ed to stay witll llim. Sepic fin. 8 5 1077 lOIS •• State had its eye on Michigan !shed witll 18 points. eight reState 6 8 mo 1219 • with the result a stunning 93-85 bounds and a good floor game. 6 9 1147 1234 1 • upset victory by the Buckeyes I B t Leada Vislton . . . . 4 10 1088 1206 :. Munday night over tho top- I un lD 3 11 1079 1196 ranked Wolverines. 1 Bill Buntm led Michigan, M1ch. State I t2 ll08 IZS2 • It was a contest marked by 1wh1ch suffered a similar upset Monday's Results; • 1• many unusual angles as both here th1s lufole last year, as he Northwestern 87 Purdue 82 teaJrui completed regular sea- scored 27 pomts. Oliver Darden · 92 Wisconsin 73 • son play. added 22. State 93 Mich1gan 8> • Senior Capt. Dick Ricketts Ohio State thus finished up Schedule: • gunned in 32 points in his final what could have been a losing State at lllinois • collegiate game, but he has to season with a 12-12 record and at Minnesota share credit with senior center 6-8 in the Big Ten, good for • Jim Shaffer and sophomore sixth place. . • Ron Sepic, among the others. Taylor said after the game SANDERS ON TOP • Michigan, bidding to finish that Sepic will be playing at I DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI )-Doug • undefeated in I e ague play, guard next season, g1vmg the I Sanders. by virtue of his sud- • stumbled along without All- fans something to look fo.rwar.d den death victory in last week's • America Cazzie Russell. Russell to after his performance m th1s Pensacola Open, took over the • top spot on professional golf's ' sat out the game because of a contest. Ohio State shot a torrid 67 officii money winning list w1th • fever and sore throat. Coach Fred Taylor sprung the per cent in the second half and $16,33Z.78. Billy Casper ($15, • first surprise when Sepic, a 55 per cent for the game, 577.50) is second and Bob • strapping 6 . loot • 4 youngster Michigan cooled off from Charles ($14 ,4ll6.25 ) Is third. • who had played at forward all searing early pact to • season, started at guard oppos- with 43 per cent. I• AGREES TO DEFENSE 1. YOUNG FOI.KS I Single people, young maulEd couples and ~ryday working folla call oo liS for uoeful casb •• • and get it ~· Oean up bills, pay ta.xes, buy and otber casb bargains. One 11eosible budget loan is tbe answer right away. Met Have less to pay out and more for yoor. .. u. If you have a steady income just Bive us a calL Then stop for your money. G & J F•.restone Thumps d s h T" } For Secon traig t It e ITY OAN 461 South Third St. Middleport, 0. ·•• •• • •• •• •• • • •• • •• • •• • • BOWU • W•lfL ILl BEST C }lege . •• • •• R ting a •. _ 'a...wirw' 's&toLnSMDBILE KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. •• :. Objectives of the league outOkla. City 70 Colorado St. 68 lined by the principals in the Houslon 99 Notre Dame 98 ot NEW YORK !UPII- Middle- • constitution are " to encourage tNAIA) Tournament weight champion Joey Giarde!- • Jo agreed Monday to defend his school attendance, to foster At Kaasat City ' Mo. title against the winner of Fri- • clean athletics and to promote (Firllt Round) friendly feeling among all Estm Mont. 63 Cntrl Wash. 61 day night's fight between Dick • 8 the schools of the district." Albany (Ga.) St. 74 Transyl- Firestone, lor lhe second time Galllpolls Independent League. Tiger of Nigeria and Rocky • HIGHLIGHTS vania (Ky.) 57 in two seasons today reigned Fireslone won the honor 21· Riv.ero of Argentina at Madi· • Southeastern fans have been Southern Louisiana 94 Indiana t h~mpion of the gain Monday night by defeating son Square Garden. • treated to many bright individ· Tech 77 as oomey c -- - - - - srch rival G&J, 8H4. ual and school performances in Hastings 95 Norther~ Mich. 89 63· Total 2345. Won t Lost 3 G&J llnished first In regular PATERNO NAMED COACH •• Phone WY 2-2171 125 E. M.lln St. • the four decades - notably the Okla. Baptist f1 Linfield Ore. 84 P~ints 0 season play' but was beaten Bob Miller, Mgr. KINGS POINT, N.Y. (UP!)- • recording • breaking football Southwestern (La.) ~ Southern High Game-<:latworthy 245; three times in tllo playoffs, George Paterno, 36, Monday • Colorado 59 High Series - H. Clatworthy, twice by Firestone. teams of Middleport from 19Z9 Loans made quickly to West Virginia through 1935 and of Jackson Augsburg IIYI Central Conn. 87 6ZI : Team High Game - lm· ohn Milhoan again proved to was named head footba]J coach • of the U.S. Merchant Marine • Residents through our CITY LOAN & especially in the mid-OOs, the peri aI Electric 868 : Team Hi gil be the most valuable player lor Academy, replacing Chuck GUARANTY CO. here top basketball teams of GallipoSeries - Imperial Electric 2449. Firestone 15 he ripped the neto Mills. Paterno, a former Brown • ALSO SINGLE SIGNATURE LOANS lis in its "golden era" of the Wednesday Night Mixed lor 49 pointe to pace both clubs University fullback. had been • • mid-50's and of Pomeroy with League In scoring. backfield coaeb at tho acad- • • Tippie Dye in the early 30's. February Z4, 1M5 Milhoan, former Marshall Then there is U>gan's steady • II . emy. 1111 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • performance that threatens Pacera Four - J o e Bailey and Gallia Academy RcoTlng Jackson's role as tile winning480; Mildred Bailey 380; Lois ·~ finiShed. hiS last . three games 1 McElhinny 316· Ken McEihin· by scormg t 4S pomts, an est football power and Athens' dom!Dalion in basketball in reny >24; Total 1700. Woo 3 Lost 0. age of 47 per game. BEND LEAGUE Alley Cats - Tom Clelland 4Z9; GAllS basehail coach cent yean as the ali • time Ftbroary 12, IIIII$ Lois Clelland 313; Betty Russell Smith was the next bestt-~=! I 1 was of prime con· HoiBUm No. Z - Holliday 443; 357; Harold Rtl'!seil 439; Hand· er for tile winners. He c aideratlon in setting up the 0 Platter 393: Edwards 409; Paul· icap 51; Total lstl9. Woo 0 U>st 26. Hot · shooting Carl1 f now Sl'n 417; Haley 437; Handicap 3. paced G&J wltll 35 points . ....... , th league. but e con erenc~ . . 18; Total 2117. won 2 Losl 1 Tbt Foursome Charles Morrison was the second regul~ all sports activities Points 6. Waid eros. 11: Sous- Winebrenner 451: Linda Wine- scorer for Coach Tommy oiJ:! sponsored S Smith 401; McKenzie 410 ; Cross brenner 391 ; Gail Hovatter 371; Sprague's charges. He had 14. aotivity ,... 0 track meet at NEW YORK (UPI)-The float 384; GnJeser 466; Nesselroad Richard Hovatter 446; Total Firestone, behind · · lleg basketball 4>0; Total 2111. Won I Lost Z 16ii9. Won t Lost 2. Tbo Spofl· 13 pomls, led at the end of 19114-65 W.ll ·•on. ~ major co e Points 2. en - Ben Grinstaff 410; Barb first atanza, 20 - 16. The first league football game ratings with first-place votes National Llle lnsoraace Grindstaff 353; Virginia Hoyt, Tile winners Increased """ played at Portomouth Sept. and won-lost records through Grueser 371: Owens 4.>3; Bacon 381 ; Art Hoyt 429; Handicap !lti; lead to 44 • 35 at tho lntermis26, t925, wtlh Wellston shut Saturday, March 6, In paren· 403; Whitlatch 4!18; K. Aieker Total 1669. Won Z U>st I. sion with a 24-poiDt second can· out, 34 to G. Portsmooth was theses: 462; Total Zl87; Won 2 U>st 1 Evelyn's Grocery - Nelia nosed out by Athens for the Team Polots Pointa 6. CoiWDbas and Soatb- Barton 379: Bob Barton 351 : to. f t ham 1onsh1p and came Milhoan and Smt h were the 11'5 C P to tak the 1. Michigan (26) (21·3) 340 em Ohio Eleetrle - Cougllen- Bob Eblin 392; lola Howell 3>1. big guns in that Flrestooe rally back the next yeardo 8I80 e ed· 2. UCLA (8) (24-2) 316 our 484; Alkire 48Z; Boyer Total1473. Won 0 Lost 3: 1'-P'I whl'le Morrison and Wolfe kept bUe. Present r(!(!Or cr 371; Priddy 358; Bodlmer 41ID; - Paul Kloes 453; Bhnd 330; it Portsmooth with the ~925 3· St. Jos. (Pa.) (3) (25-l) 270 Handicap 30; Total Zt85. Won 1 Charim Porter 3110; Bill Port· G&J in tho contest. er SSZ; Handicap 4z; Totall 677 , The last half was a Milhoan330 Lost 2 Poinll 2. aod 1927 basketball champion· 4. Providence 22-1) shlp• although earlier recorda s. Vanderbilt (22·3) 1&8 Imperial Electrle _ Carson Won 3 Lost O. Wotle battle as the game endannounced by the league show 6. Brlgbam Young (Zl-Sl 98 487; Miller 483; Grant 41.3; Brat- High Game - Bill Porter 21Z; ed, 85-74 Firestone. that oo basketball tiUee were 901teo 439; Clatworthy 6ZI; Total Mildred Bailey 16t; High Senes Here is the top 10 scorers of recognized during the first two 7· Davidson (24-2) Z449. Won 3 Lost 0 Points 8. - Bill Porter s:;z; Linda Wine- the Independent .League ;;;~ years. 1l Minnesota (tH) 70 , ltoclne LegloD - Teaford 3(11; brenner 391. Team High Game tQurney 01 compiled by Now at the top of the oil· 9. Duke (20.51 M I Sears 495; Sylvester 477 ; Goody _ The Foursome 182; Team. Skidmore, the leagues officialj limo football standings and "ell 10. San Francisco (23-4) 60 440; Damewood 116Z. Handicap High Series- Pacers ~'our 1700.; acorer. Carl Wolle, G&J - 778; John Milhoan, Firestone - 758; Aaron Buffington, Falstaff - 739; Dave Holter, Evans - 431; Paul Smith, Firestone - 392; Mike Morrillon, G&J - 384; Steve The topsy-turvy world of col· ern regional tripleheader, fourth • was turn to Colwnbus, Ohio, American Conference be r I h Fuller, Evans - 387; B Ill llloor B<Jial• Ill; a.b D lege basketball . beads lor an- ranklld Providence played up to where Michigan, the top-ranked against Dayton by upsetting Brown, Goodyear - 341; Jim other · today alter 1 flurry ill hotices by trouncing Weal team in the nation and the Miami (Ohio) In a league play- Bowles. G&J - 308; and Paul spm the Virginia 91-67. NCAA favorlte, dropped a 113-85 off 76-71 and Southern Methodist Swisher, Scotti Grocery - 2211. of operung-round games in The lrend was similar in the decision to Ohio State. won the right to represent tile The box scoce : NCAA tournament gave alllndl- Midwest regional• at Lubbock, It WIIB only tho third loss In Southwest Confenmce with an O&J (741 catloo of another merry • go- Tex., where a pair of under· 21 games lor the Wolverines, 80-78 trmmph over Texas. Wolfe 11-13-35; Morrllon 5-2round cbase lor top honors. dogs squeeoed out close victor- wbo were denied their goal of Sophomore Bob Bogert aunk a 14; Bowles Z-2-6; Killingsworth Form was of little concern at tes. Oklahoma City tripped Col· completing a perfect Big Ten layup at the final buzzer to win ~; Denney r.o-2 McDade y..,_± •ID .... - i a . . - . 1 Phlladelphia Monday night as orado State 7~ •~ a laat-aec- campaign. Michigan, which initl- the playoff game lor S MU, Q.4 Androwa 3-1-7; Totals Ivy League ehampiQD Prtoceton ond shot by Charlie Hunter and ates its NCAA tournament play wbich will meet Wichita in the 74. Try.Jia • upended Penn Stale 80-U behind Houston edged Notre Damel9-tl8 at Lexington, Ky., on Friday, Mld,.est regional at Manhattan, FIRESTONE (151 the efforto of All America Blll ill overtime alter rallying from plllyed against Ohio State wltb- Kan., on Friday. Milhoan 20.9-49; Smith I~ ' Bradley and Yankee Coolerence a lour-point deficit in tbe extra out All America Cazzte Russell, Tournament actioo on tap fur 211; Abeles 0.2·1; Hansley 1-3-7; upstart Cmmecticut led most of session. wbo """ allln& with a fever and tonight Is the Mideast regional Fraley 0.1-1 Jenltlns ~; the way before finally bowing OSU Upoet Wbmtr sore throat. at Bowlins Green, Ky., where ley ~. Totaio 32-21-85. & to .tblrd-ranked St. Josephs Ill· And if t lu IOOHNegarded In other games of NCAA con- Eastern Kentucky qages DeBy qiiBrlers: ll.' teams needed any furlb.t en- sequence Monday night, Ohio Paul and Ohio Unlveratty faces Ia tile olber pme of tile .l!laat- courqemeut, all lhq bad to do UniversiiJ eamed lhe Mid- Dayton. Flreslooe G&J . .. .... .. . :10 16 :It It 17 18 22:la--1111 _ .....-- ..... ....- - . - - - - - - - - . ; I - ,;..• Providence Rips West Virginia MR. DON UUTIR HAS UIN APPOINTED CLERK OP THI BOARD OP PUIUC APPAllS AND ALL FUTUU SEWER UNTALS WILL II PAID AT HIS OPPICIAT OFFIQ HOURSz 9 to 4 MONDAY THIU PIIDAY SATURDAY9to 12 · 10C A C:ttrJ ,.. Our Ceunter • New •llp"ll'ion ooft coil spring at each wheel New Lux..,. LTD'o • o..orator in· teriora, lbick nylon carpelin& • WaJ.. nutlike vinyl inaerts on doors and instrument panel • Rear-seat center arm rests, live ash trays (4-door hardtopt), paddod instrumeot panel Now P - • Big, now 289-cu. in. V-8 standard in XL'• and LTD's • Now BIG SIX-biggeot Six in any car, otd. on otbu Galaxie and Cu!IIQJDIIIC>dehi 'Viol! yollt Ford Dealer and take a . . driuo tooal NOTICE 231 MILL ST., MIDDLEPORT, 0. Recognition of Area Athletes Was SEOAL Aim :~~~uo Middleport Sewer Rental Payment 'iS., tlaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Mar. II, 1185-3 -=ball Market keport 12 ,_. De c.- .... • we writw 1114 For ,._ lao'l ~- ~ . J."~ ... KARR VAN ZANDT MOTOR SAlES, POMEROY, 0. ----·~-~~~~ ~-- �. .. .... ... • • I ' • • ' Seniors Making 14-Daily Sentinel, Pollleroy!liddleport. 0 . Mar Final Plans for I. d Eastern Trip 9. 1965 DaUy Sentlne~ Pomeroy·MM!dleport, 0 ., Mar. 9, 1985--~ Eastern High 1 Middleport H1gh school sen· tors are makm£ fm<t l olan~ lnr I· their trip to Wa:.hington. D C and New York City The 37 ~en · Enters Contest 1 tors gOJng on the Sunday. May 9 burg, W Va trll' " 'I ll leCjve from ParkN:. , b\ tr,tln ThE>y w1ll s~nd \1undH~ m Washmgton on .'1 >otghtseeing tour and takt <Hl t>Vt'nlr\g mnon- 1 ltghl boa! cru ise nn the Pulo· ' '' 1 'j• • •• & tr-ac R1Hr T'UP"da\ the\ ~.~111 co by bu.-; to New York C1t~ ~I 1 While m Ne"' York tbe1r lltnwill mcludt• H ho<~l trip around Manhattan, visits to Chinatown the Umted Nations I ~lding. Rockeff'ller Cent(>r and Radto C1ty Music Jl;:~ll The group also has planrwd oue day at the New York World's F'aJr. 'tbev wi ll rf'turn In \1~rlri1P por l 15. Chapermws will be an • J.taY -· CALENDAR Hearing Ordered In County Court nounced lalcr County Superintendent T. C. lumbus to the State Library Porter testified that more time Board. was neede.J to complete the -Approved an '1,140 &!fooa. mergers. lion to the Georgetown l!lx. . The Athens County schools in- ed VU!age District lor o work volved were Waterloo, Glouster, study program. Shode, Ames • Bern, Carthage, -Granted a charter to Mau· Troy and Rome-Canaan. All of mee High School in Lucas Coun· the charters were to he revoked ty. at the end of the school year. -Approved changes in the Approve Traalftrs states guidance and counseling COLUMBUS (UPI - '1be state Board of EduoatioD M011day gave 10 eldttiJII teehnlcal instltlltes permisslOn to vant associate in sdfmee degrees and allocated ,t,W,2N to lour school dlstrlcto to constmct and equip vocational education schools. Technical inotllutes at Asbtato CJ bul<t, Barberton, Can n, eve· land, Columbus, ll&milton, Mansfield, Salem, Sprinl!fieid and Willoughby-Eastlake were granted permission to grant the degrees. The largest of the {our appropriationB, f423,987, went to the Morgan County Local School District. The Lake County Jomt Vocational District received f400,000 ; Western Reserve High School in Warren was granted $291,269 and the Lancaster City School District received 1230,- ., Judy Eben, Pomeroy R. D . will appear before Meigs (o•Jnty Court JUjlge Frank W Port· MAR. ' Eleven Eastern High students er, Jr, on charge of malicious I The WSCS of the United Meparticipated at the music com· destruction of property lthodlst churctl will meet Tues. Ratlnp ollllpfli'IOr 1011 neeilo petition at Athens University Authorities said ohe was ar- day , at 7.30 p.m., at the churcll lent """" reeeved by the 11 Ssturday March 4 Irested Mond ay ofter klckmg oul With Mrs. C. F. Tompkms, Mrs. otud- of the lllllllnd llftb J ' ·. a courthouse wmdow. The Sher· Jed Webster Sr. and Mrs. Eu· school ~ Rutlml Junior hlab I ern? Dea_r a rat- iff's department said the accus- gene Bryant as bosteues. Mrl. at the District 15 IOio and eo0 1 ng d . which Indicates an Ied was in county jatl th1s morn. Trell Schoenleb and Mrs. Glen beJd Saturd ouhtan mg performance In both . Dill will he devotional leader Tra118lers of territory from prograll16 to comply with Iedersemble CODtesta ay her oaxophone and piano Mlo, ,mg. and program chairman. the Lakota Local District in al law. at Ohio Univenlty at Alh1111. as did Rutt. Ann Barnhill lor Sandusky County to the Fos- -Added to Its pre • stated Suzie Parker, 'IIIlo competed her clarinet solo. Sally Mora Vetorans Memorial Rospltal Mar. It tom Board .of Educatwn and goals lor educat1011 the proposal In CIB5t1 A compelltioll, recelvADMISSIONS - Zelpha Bog. The Pomeroy Shakespaere from . the Rtver Valley Local that by 1970, 111 school district. ed ralln« of superhr and is •nd Martin Osbourne received 8 • rating ol 2 while Bill Allen, gess, Racine : Drpha Hussell, club will meet Wednesday at DIStnct In Manon County to the m the state offer elementary ligible to compete In the Jerry Michael, Lenora Michael , Letart, W Va ; Ray R Pick- 2 P;m· at the home of MISs Marion City School District and high school courses. This ·~~ e lo to be llaied 181 and Louise Michael received a ens, Jr , Middleport : Danny Lyd1a Ehersbach. were approved. Both areas would eliminate all districts Citlz hi Co t ~ r'l ~ atconZaneovllle rating of 3. The Eastern clari- Roush , Letarl . w va ; Hazel White Rose Lodge Auxillary were annexed to the cities in- which send their high achool ens P n ell1 . · lor net quartet which included Sal- Cremeans, Addl5on of Middleport will meet Wedvo!ved in recent months. students to other districts to Winners Announced Mls 18P 18 the " : yearlllato ly Mora, Pal Koblentz, Twila DISCHARGES _ Osa Bog- nesday afternoon at 1:30_ ~.m. A request from the Clark complete grades 9 through 12. Five senior girsl witming top fi ~ ~ the ~lo Mu. Karr and Ann Holter, received gess, Syracuse; Helen Gibbs, at the ~gion hall. Mrs. Walltam County and Springfield Joint -Approved a new form of scores in the Good Citizen test 1.03 ~ ~~ AIID blue riba rating of 2 tor their perform- Hartford: fi'red Smith. Racine; Robson 15 president. Vocational School Distri-ct for contract between the state and sponsored by Return Jonathan : uc rd for ' ..t per. ance. This was Eastern's fir<! Gertrude Graham. Rutland ; MAitCH 11 f,!,500,000 in federal funds lor local school districl.s for con· Meigs Chapter, Daughters of n awa , !ItS llllpmDr year or competition and the Norma Kasar, COlumbus; Mark The Pomeroy Bend Citizens 1000. construction of a technical edu· struction of vocational educa- the American Revolution in 1o:nce:. _u; Claa A wu band director, Charles Yeago, Tubbs. Mt Vernon; Leah Swift, Band Radio club will hold 8 1 The board put oU until next cation center was forwarded to tion schools. Meigs County, include Martha S br ~n da who ed plans to continue in future years Middleport f&mily mght polluck dinner at month action on a proposal to the Board of Regents with a Vice President Roher! W. Nicholson, Middleport; Clarice a ~ ;"'a/' lor ~ ~ - - -- - - -· - - th~ American Legion hall, Mid· 1 study the suspension of a Clev_e- favorable r~mmendation. ~alker conducted the m~t.ing 1'-iorris, Southern ; Wilma Ather· :eso~ ra D1l die port Thursday at 6· 30 P m land teacher for allegedly wnt- ln other achon, the board : m the absence of President ton. Eastern ; Donna . Crow, St d ·t rtil tlng ln All members and their ram . 1·~ ' ing an article for a Black Na. - AppointedWllhamTheissof Francis W Sp1cer. who has 1Pomeroy : and Suz ie Parker. UBt=ns paJ cpaWh'te bat · · d · Colurn buds to Ede th Ad.v1sorydCo b · 1Northwestern. . c1ass saxophone were ames 1 • Deb-• lies ar~ 1nvited to attend Mun· heend I'II . w a lk er ~a1·d spacer ilone superior· 1 tionalist publicatiOn a vocatmg 1 1 The Past Councilors or Theo- the overthrow of the present ci on A u t ucahon an rs. ope to return m t1mf' for the The g1rls will be guests of Tu te ' ' •-· . . · Ha rd'mg of co- Apr 11 mee t'mg. . an- ra rner. nor K'saxopuuno, Mary V1rgm1a LEFTI dorus Council Daughters or government. 1the local chapter at thetr . Chest 11 ' · . I d ay June heon FTl·. 1; exce 1 Amenca w11l meet at the home , Brlnp Up Loy1ty 1ssue 1 nual charter bo ent , . er mg, 1rom1 1 '----------------------J of Mrs. John ~milh, Nye Ave. Board member Francis Gaul ~"~,;..,,.,J-; ~it'!!'<;:-: ~ , f 'J i ?ay at the Federated Church 1 ~~~sssur,n~~lia Lucas bass Thursday evemng. of Cleveland moved to create a ! m Pomeroy . tuba excellent· Sand Tucker The .~leanor C~rcle of Heath I committee to study teacher cer· WASIUNGTON (UP)) - An 'bone u ~llent Y ' 1 MethsdodiSt Church will meet tificalion methods ','to makel Investment group beaded by SpPcial Meetin~ r~~ade co~petitioh, Sandy Th . · ur ay evemng at 7:30 p.m. sure we are placing loya Blyth a C.. submlt(.ed the ., • • . T at the church. Leaders are Mrs. 1 Americans m front of our stU· I high bid today to purchase Doesn t Matertahze 1YIJ 11e~, c1annet, super10~, er~ Earl Davenport and Mrs M. dents. and reseU to tbe public nearly A special meeting of Pome- ry Miller, clarinet_, _exce lent. F.. Dowson. Hostesses are Mrs.[ But Lorin E. BIXler, another I 11.2 million shares of •lock In roy Village Council called by I Grade 7 competitiOn, ~tha Howard West and Mrs. Allie board member, warned that . . the giant go\lerameot-operat~ Mayor Charles Legar :\1onday Southern, clartuet. supe.tor. Hawley '' we can't legislate the loyalty A Rt .1. Vi_nt_on _womdn recelv- ed General Aniline- Film Co. night was called off because a I Beverly_ Thompson, flute. exc~J. . I f t ch w h ld be ed multiple lnJUT!es 1n an acc1quorum was lacking. The meet· lent M1ss Canaday and Debbie Theodoru!! Council Daughters 0 our ea ers. e. s ou den I mves'igated at 4· 10 p m 1 . · Sm1th were accompanists of Amenca will hold a rum- very careful in handlmg a mat- ,M nd ' Tu k R . ·Rd · ~~,n"'1am"UW~"'l1'- -$~0'1l'~'l.,"'.2 mg _was .~ought to d1scuss the The wer a om .ed· to 0 lik thi " ay on r t'y un ·· possible merg er of Pomerov and Y e CC pam mage sale at !he old Maytag ' ler e .s . , . three miles west of Rt. 554 by · M'ddl Athens by Ralph Jarvis, North · 1 building in Pomeroy Thlll'6day 1 Gaul sa1d the mdivJdual case h Oh " St P t 1 I ' 1 epor · W Loc . M h , ,' t th r th / t e '" . ate. a ro ·. . USJCJanS 0 [ ~1avor Legar said Council will estern ar mstrumental mu· arc 11 through_ ~aturday, was no_ e concern e Cars dnven m oppos1te d1rec· rob8blv not discuss the ro- sic instructor. On March 20. March 1_3 Those Wlshmg rum- board smce the tea~er, Donald 1 tions by James NeviiiP. 25, Rt 1 1p · .· P the Rutland High schot.' band Image picked up may ccu:ti\ct Freeman was workmg under a 1 y· to d R Cl k posal now until •Is regular meet- . • ' . .. • 1 , m n, an ay ar , 541 . t M d , Will go to Ironton to compete MrTsh. HWA. B~rmtz_, Y!Y 2-3683. temporary cerdt.lfJcahte a~ldl Itt biS I Rt. 2. Cheshire, met at a hill)0 mg nex on a}. in the district contest for bands. . e omen .s MISSionary So- my understan mg e WI no e crest and collided headon. There c1ety of the Pomeroy First back next year.'' ' was heavy damage lo both ~ars I i' LODGE TO MEET "TIE UP DOGS" _ MAYOR Bbaptisht cThhurchd will meet at the ! The board approved charter [ Neville received a laceratioo I & PAomeroted v I.Modgr No 11641h, Fldree Middleport Mayor Lee Smith c urc W' S ay at 7:30 p.m. extensions of one year for the of the mouth With some teeth I ccep Bsons WI o aI d . Mrs. Grover Salser Sr. will be Adamsville High School in Mus· [ bemg knocked out and back and I IspecJal meeting Thur~day, today orderf!d all o_gs runnmg · schools chest injuries He was taken to [ M arc h 11 · a t 7 ·30 p. m at the loose guest spea ker. Mrs. J · H. Steph· kingum County and SlX d m ·the village1 t1ed · or pen·· enson will have devotions and in Athens County. AU are in-~ Holzer Hospit.al by the Middle· . For~y-two students under. the Masonic Temrle to conh'r the ne up - ~~m~~~te Y m :m~I · hostesses will be Mrs. William I valved in pending consolidations port Emergenc~ Squad and direction of Mrs .. Anne Fisch- third degree on two candidates I ance hwlt m:nce d . f Watson and Mrs. Joseph Cook. but Muskingum County Superin· admitted. Nevilie was cited to I ~r, vocal musJc_director of G~l- Refre ~hments will be served said .t e !owner loll beany I ~J lleff MAR 12 , . lia Academy High school, Will , All Master Mason s are- inv 1ted runnmg oose w c t~ n•c M· , Sh . • . I tendent Asa 0. 'lorn and Athens Galhpohs court March ~I on a t ke pa 1 . a m s· a! field court and finld . The maximum ar~ ' nne. White Shrme of charge of left of center Rnd ' a r 10 u JC [ r· · 1i'li:. nd · Jerusalem will meet in regular Cl k ted M h trip to Jackson High school on UNIT CALLED ~nf' JS "'ft:..l a costs, on conv1e•13 . . ar was c1 arc on a t on • • 1 sessiOn Friday at 8 p.m' at the Similar charge, . Thursday afternoon. The Racme (Jrst 31d squad 1 . IOOF hall. There will be e!ecAnother arrest reported 'Was Th b t h h . :answered a call at 8:()7 a. m. WASHINGTON IUPI I - Sen. tion ot ofHcers and all mem~ Norton Sherrer 3l Winchester 1 d eh mem erhs 0 t e. c mr · today for \lrs Maxine %a in, Frank Cherch, .O.Idaho, inlrohe , , County cOurt · • • an t e part I ey smg Js as Racme · Rt . 2, w110 su ff ered an ' duced 1egis · 1atlon · Mon day to car. rs are urged to be present. Ky cited to Meigs The Catholic Women's Club ! Gauge reading&: _Gallipolla lFriky for violation of special fo llows. Iapparent hear! attack_ S!le W< s ' ~u' •.U~ J~hnso~ admmistra. of the. Sacred Heart chur_ch will I Dam 18.2, 28 3, running 78 feet hauling permit. Connie ~!.ash, , Sopranos _ Carolyn B~ggs, rushed to Holze r hoSpital ~v the t1on s wild. river~ plan to h<il~ meet m the church audttorium ,on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 27 .- [41, Middle.port, was fined · $5 Kathy Boggs, Charla Bodimer, squad. i man-made mtrus10ns on sreml followmg U>nten serv1ces Wed· 57, Pl. Pleasant 27:20, Hinton and costs in Galhpolis court ! Susan Casto, Paula Cotton,· 1 waterwa~s. . nesday evening. 12.01, Kanawha Falls .06 and I Monday for no operator's " II' ~' Jan Davis, Peggy Davis, Sally AID INJURED MAN ! Churchs bill would give pro Charleston out. London dam cense . Davis, Marsha Edelblute, Ann The M_•ddleport emergency- i tectton to sect1ons or ~he s~l was running one-hall foot, MarElliott, Rhonda Gar he, Reda 1 rescue umt was summoned at mon and Clearwater r1v_ers :n met three-quarters root, and ! Gibson L nda Kay Henderson, 4:05 p. m. Monday to Turkey l!daho,the upper Green i!IVOI .'" • Wmfield dam 3 feet. I 0 K ! Loy M N h S l!un where Henry T. Nevllle iWyommg and the Suwanee r:1v· eann1e , u- was lnJu.u:u · ·.. ~ m · an au to mob'l1 e ,er m · Georg1a · . Se ct 1ons of nmE" Boat movements: Ph·n· ng, d ary Ch as 1 Tl 1 · p 1 d san Ips an er7 . lOrn· ~ cr.asb. He was taken to Hol2er 'other rivers were named f•Jf I op ar own J·s as, Altos - Gay Bashanl, Em· Hospital by lhc squad. ' possible later inclusions. 13 Ohio 5 Rov•r 14 Group Four of the EUB 1 • O: l a.m.; Jacob G. up • 00 magene Borden, L1bhy Cher- J'"".:_""""..::..-'""";,_..-......~~~~~~~~~--, Youth met Sunday even ing at 4' 35 p.m. ; Harvey Jordo~ up rington, Dora Cormany. Cindy the Bi"thany church for a rally . 14, :uo am.; Pennsylvama up Earl H Feenev. 72. brother Craft. Marilyn Crouse . Mary 1 Theee3W Early Arnerioon salad molds add appotite The hymn "ShowE"r:.; oJ Bless- 14, 4·50 am ; Mary:-; . "1~ 15. of ~ildred F'eenev of :'.-liddle- Ely, Mane F'ord .Jackie appeal to your oalads and desserts. Made of tar. mg, " by the group and pray~r 3 45 am .:_ n rr~ Ll~.-~·oun , J>?rl. of 29 Rnrton Av, t\kron , Knight. Conme Leedy, CharDish-proof, anodized aluminum, these ooppertone by the Rev . Eugene Emerson ddown 16. 5.30 a.m , b 'aN latn~ I died m that CI IY March 6 after lotte McCarty, Susan Morgan, ope-·" lh I' A h own I, 5.45 a.m.; Ro en er a lenothv Illness molds are available in eight different deoigne. And llt"U e mee mg. s ort bus. J !fb t . "' Cecelia Pauley, Su Pull ins. San16 6.30 they're ""pecially attractive when displayed on iness session was conducted by up ' am., e Boa uph He is also !lurvived by his di Suiter and Sandi Williams 1' . Vll't' . president. A 1 !7' 12:05 . a.m .. Jf'fry oswort Donna Th etss .0 d l? WI'f e, Erma, of Ak ron. a son, your kitchen wall. You can also get a large, one 17 12 30 highlight of the evening was 1112P, 5 • · -_a.mN' nMwar1. up 11 •r Earl H. Jr, of Cuyahoga !'ails ; Tenors - Andy Burnett , Tom and o~~e-half quart mold with nine wall hangers 1 e I d ht ·' 17a.m · a.m.; ew Thelma ar 111 '"Ann . Folden and Roger Walker · Bas"·' spec1·a1 num be rs presented by down . 6: 30 a aug er. Mrs ~~'I ary N. ",.11er for only 49 cents with an oil change the Camp Otterbem trio, Joyce down 18 . 7: 15 a.m ; Easte~ up I of the same c1ty; two ?ther s1s- -Dennis Avner, George Ely, or lubrication at regular prices. .Jones, Pat Tharp and Jean Le· 20 , 6 :50 a.m.; Reliable down 21 , ter.s. Mrs. Bertha Ritner. of ~eslie Menshouse, Larry Shupe, Start your set ~1e~~or wh? alsfo led the group 6. 40 a.m.; George Pnee down Chicago and Mrs. Katherine CRa~l hwears, Danny White and DOW at Ashland m e smgmg o several chorus- 23 3 am • OVEC down 23 4 Krissley, or Columbus. and 1 a P~_'Y~o~u~n~g·~-----_l:,.,.....,....,.,....,,..._........,..,...,,.,..,._...,.._ _ _ _ _ _l Dealers dises. Each _of the three girls gave a .~ : Jerf~rson down 2.1, 5 ' a i three grandchildren. an msp1rmg talk between songs m.; Buckeye State down 2J, I He was a member of Mason - , playing the The Rev . _Paul Sellers gave , 5:45 a.m.; John Hood down ( ic Lodge 363 of 'rliddleport. "FREE SALAD ~em•d1ct1on to close the !Greenup : a.m .; L. Fieore , Friends may call at the Hum- ' the 1 20 MOLD" sign! r;:,ertmg, after which refresh· up Greenup 2 a.m. : E 1ish mel Funeral home Tuesday h en ts were served by lhe host Woods down Greenup 2:50 a. from 2 until 4 and 7 until 9 p / Off11 expires c urch. Churches represented m · Lady Rosemary up Green· Im. The home is located on 500 , M-31,1966 ~e~~ Enterpr,ise, Morning Star, up' 3:30 a.m.; Ravenswood up East ~xchange, Akron ; Pie any, Carmel. 'Tuppers Greenup a am. ; Ben Funeral services will be- held Meldahl 4 Tuesday evening at 8 p m. by A.HLAND OIL A RIEI'INING COMfllANY r' ams, South Bethel and. Loll· McCool up 1dge. The next rally will he p.m.; Jane T. up Meldanl t:SO i the Cuyahoga Falls Blue Lodge May 3 at the Enterpnse church. p.m.; Shufly up Meldal:! 4:55 p. , F and A.M. No. 735. Burial will I - - - -- - - - - - - - --m.; John Ladd Dean up Mel- I be in the Rose Hi!\ cemetery, dahl 6 p.m.; Linda Chotin down , Akron. , I Meldahl 6:55 p.m .; Southem I down Meldahl 10:30 p.m.; Jim PRFSIDENT IS ILL Hougland down Meldahl ll Because of the Illness ol th• p.m.; Louisiana up Meldahl 3:- president or the Meigs County 25 a.m.: National up Melduhl Pioneer and Historical Society, I 6:20 a.m. A. V. Howell, at his home, 105 Galllpolltl Dam - A. J. Pat· Plum St, the Society's office ton down fl p.m.: Tamp•.oo at the Court House will be closdown 10 :10 p.m.; _Queen CJty ed until further notice. up lJ p.m.: Franc1s Hougland I up 7:20 a.m. ' Now Many Wear Kanawha River Lucy Jane j Lucas up Marmet 5:30 a.m.; 0 . F. SHearer up Marmet 6:10 I ;:;tu 1 In]' ured in I I I Weekly ONE DAY SERVICE I SPECIAL 62 FALCON ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY!:IRY CLEANING POMEROY WY 2-5428 River news 1 I 1 Six cylinder, automatic trans., radio, heater, white sidewall tires, wheel discs. backup light,, blue with all vinyl blue trim. Real sharp one at only "!Itt "\II dl 1 FUTURA 2 DOOR t~ J~o SALAD MOLD SERVICE • • • e Plumbing and Heating Supplies e De-Humidifiers e Refrigeration Service eAppliance Repair eDeming Water Pumps [ 3 I COLEMAN HEATING & COOLING Harold Chase, Mgr. Phone WY 2·2511 Complete Room• of FURNITURE SS95·00 CHASE HARDWARE Locust St. Middleport BAKER FURNITURE II Ill Middleport, 0, . IIC MOORE I s FOR FRONT OR REAR to PERFECT FIT FENDER SKIRTS $7-95 REPLACEMENT "You'D Uke Our Quallty Way of Doing WY 2-5342 BusiDesa" PoPneroy, Ohio THEY MAKE 'EM LOOK REAL SHARP _ __ WITH FELT BACK $11.95 VALUE MOST tARS __________ WATER PUMPS '54-'56-6 C!YL. FORDS $8.99 REPLACEMENT ROCKER PANELS 52-56 FORD - - - - CARBURETORS $8.45 54-55 FORD _ _ _ SEAT COVERS $7.00 he. GENERATORS REMANUFACTURED GUARANTEED QUALITY INSTALLED FREE Exc. 1nd up MOORE POMEROY I s WY 2-2848 1 1 L..;-~·.'.,..-·.MA---------------------------• conviction of onother New York Akr Dead .1'd I rr 1 EafI Feeney f Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw Optometrist Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday I Call: Wy-2-3279 on I• I • •I Buick LeSabre with Wildcat power. Us quiet voice delivers a most persuasive message. I FORO '64-'65 FLOOR MATS fN C8dillac - Oldsmobile 1 FLOOR MATS 24 W KARR & VANZANDT I PROTECTIVE ONLY ' conviCtiOn. The requirement of belief In , a supreme bemg Y.as estab- 1 hshed by Congress in 1948. Be- 1 fore that lhe Selective St'rvire Act exempted a person~ ·' Who, by reason of . religious tr~imng [ and belief ' •s . com;c1entmusly I . I opposed to participation m war, 1 ' In any f orrn " In 1948, Congress added a defmition of "re\igwus traimng I and belief." According lo the revised statute. the phrase ; means •· an mdw1dual's belief in I a relation to ~ supreme. being 1[ involvmg dut1es supenor to those arising from any human ! relations.'' The law addS that \ ; this belief "does not include es' sentially political, sociOlogical. or philosophical views or a merely personal moral code" In an opinion by Justice Tom I C Clark, the court said : ··we have concluded t h a I : Congress, ..tn using the expres1sion 'supreme bemg' ratht>r than the des1gnallon ·r.od ', was merely clarifying the meamng ol rf'l.•gious t.rammg and belief . so as to embrace all religion.-: : and to exclude essentla!ly political. sociological or philosoph- 1 : •cal views. I ··we believe that under this ' construction, the test of belief 'in a relation to a supreme bemg' is whether a given behef I that is sincere ,an~ mean~ngful 1occupies a place m the IJfe of 1 its possessor parallel to that filled by the orthodox belief in , God of one who clearly qualifies for the ~emption. "W here such beliefs have parallel positions in tht lives or ' their respective holders we can- ! not say that one is 'in a rei a· 1 lion to a supreme beinK' and ~ 1 the other is not.'' The court also /greed to a 1 lower court's overturning the1 GMAC Financing Available I I f U8 G 4 roup Youth Hold Sunday RaIIy w!Jen you buy 1 gallons Ashland Gasoline 1 FOR BETTER $2.95 . Jackson Event SHIRT FINISHING a• t Take par t • ON ,.. M •• ° . I lo tc di th p 8 H'J}top Crash THE SHOE BOX m ~ Vinton Man .I ao a! cu~y. ~f !;,: I p F tt lligliBaW. 1 1'oo hy Eleven RHS Students ftUftft • ·I "' l:oer;:on -:-- A divorce petition 11M been llJed ml lll10iher grlllted Ia Melp County Common Plea Court. , JIDDOI Priddy, RL I, llutW>d. seeks a diVorce from JOIII!le Lou Priddy, c-o Mary Estep, New Haven, W. Va., on alleged groUDdll of iJ'08tl neglect mlf extreme cruelty. The plalnbf 1our ts seekmg or children VU"gml8 Madelme Brlekles tW, been IJ'8nted 0 divoree from George W Briekles on grounds of gross neg· lect and extreme cruelty. The plalnlifl wat vanted CWII4dy of four minor children. UIIDDY.f ~~.rEKS ,; G :::~~e Permission Given for Associate Degrees r~cel_ved wherP thev. 11t. tll ~ta... <It the Ed1 ' ton Hol t>\ for thrt'e davs ~u!.hf· ' teemg N'Bry 1 SOCIAL I I , ... r B •••ee ...... A.1H.C. • Frigidain! • ~ Gi6son • Hamilton KMamere • .... Elftb:i~ ··~· Magta.g • N...-,e ~ -~~ RCA Wl.irlpoel • s,_- ...... ' ~. ALSO SPECIAL PREMIUMS! ' '· • .;-..;mac~1 I• I lla•,.hM• ~k 11...,.r Ire- 6ree . . . . . . ,....iol'la. . 1r:tt Ire• gear .,.....,. . ., am.: Duncan Bruce down FALSE TEETH ' With More Comfort Marmet 6:30 a.m.; Elqerc!Uf up Winfield &:10 p.m.; Beawr up Winfield 12:25 a.m.; H. E. Bowles up Winfield 12:30 a .m.: Solvay up Winfield 1:50 a.m. 711MIIDOIIS SAVINGS ON ALL lfXfL & OTHEI MciCEISON VITAMINS ••••• DISK PEN lET Y•r1 PUt, A ..... liful n1w Cop,..r Glaw D11~ Set.......... b .... a COII~n1titn nltr CUI. (llllr .,..... Whir. uppty" 1Bf1 at drugghta IIIIH INlow, Hute •"ftl' en ,.,. w.nderful glftt at prtctlcally *"·"· givea. . . prktt .,. )'Oliff with frto hMI CallpDft a.ok. Coupon• in beok r~p .....nt linin• up to .A..t y1ur drunbt for It 110Wl S.• Mflpltf en ..,..,.. DRUGGISTS IN THIS AREA ARE& MIDDLEPORT, ..: EASY TERMS . .. 0. DUnON DRUG CO. POMEROY, ,.=-:.:•:":-:. 5<£ YOUR lOCAL AUTIIO!II!EIIIIUICI( IIOWI. AUTIIORIII» IIUICKIILIWII•lHIS ARI<O\IO\I.__ _ _ _ __:·:•:•:_;r 0. SWISHER " LOHSE DRUG STORE BLAETTNAR AUTO co. SOOI.MIIIalt.,PonteiOJ • :• : -.' .•• ; •. ! �. . . .. . • ; DAILY SENTINEL I - omounh to, OUBLE VALUEI Wh.t ovor number of lin.. your C EE or pleco your Whon you place your "mlrocl..-rklngu clooslflod du~lng Morch, you r-lvo •, D tho noxt conoocutlvo 3 doys ABSOLUTELy FR •ADDITIONAL we'll givo you 2 for I. In othor words ploco your Cloosoflod for 3 do,:·,;~d~~L~I~~vYOU THE NEXT SIX DAYS, somo od, FREndE ~~ oxplro mldnlfht od in Tho Doily Sonllnol Cloulflod for 6 full days lfor best rnults) o d pt tholl now on oontrocl In Claulflod I w CHARGE! Thoro oro no gimmicks to this offer. It is being offorod to all our ru trs oxco Mtrch 14, 196S. NATIONAL WANT AD WEEK ·' 'I'RAILER Iota ror rent, close to Laundrym.ot aad schools vaue., Lumber & Supply Company , MJddleport. 1().3.-tfc l HREE and tour rtY1'11 f'urniqh• ld II. aad dllfarnimed meota W1 1-MS4 1part. 1J 8 tk l===oANTIQUES. Record - cabinet with mirror door and t o p. Hand crocheted bed spread, large antique cord bed, t:hest of drawers. This set has been in the fa mil} a hundred years. Almost new 3ft Wlion I"Ug loom. Charles C. Lane. Rt. I. Cheshire, Ohio. -- 6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 9, 1965 For Sale For Rent ._ Telet'isioll Rev11e a, BE SURE TO ASK FOR the speci1l M1rch 2 for 1 offer when you call WY 2·2156 MARCH9·14 WANT AD INFORMAliON 1 .,.111 oc~ CLASS IFIEDS 2 f o r 1 SALE 3 8 Jtp 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1962 Chevrolet 2 Ton L.W.B. _ Only $1795 84 in cab t u axle, like new 750x20 - 10 ply tires, 6 cyl. en· .:;ine. Cab and general condition A ·I. Heater. City Council Tours New City Building at Meeting. PT PLEASANT - City Coun· cil h~ld its first me-.ttng In the M da · ht new city bUilding o::.; .:;'gth~ takmg a conldutctededty build;•• nearly comp e Cl -~ and fire station. A dedication Hospital News nd Entered Hoapttal Oil and Gas Well drilling a f those who entered set penalties for violat•on o H~~~n~ospital in tl)e past :14 same · o= M. I. No well for the purpose of hours were : Mrs. Douglal exploring for oil and gaa shall Johnson, Jr., 78 Spruco BSt., "thin City f Point M James Dobbins 1M ,,. be located wi o . r•: wa 'd S Hard· I TRAILER LOTS - free sew- ~:;::=-~~::age and water Brown'a frail SEWING MACHINE, brand .. ... ..a-t .., ... . t 1956 Buick Special H.T. Cpe. _ Now $195 date has not been :_:: Chaun....,_._...._ Rrton •bu.W M er Park (State Approved) new, can operate au om~ t"IC Good tires, runs fine. Radio. Heater. Was $295. :"' w111 ~~• .-.:. Minersville., Ohio. Pbone WY for des igns, buttonholes, bhnd wiii take place in been obtained from the Build· cey Sheets, 215 Second Ave., _. ._ .. • •wt .._.. l-3324. 1 15 Uc hems, etc. Slightly paint ture. ing Officer of said city and ap- Jada M. Smeltzer, 44 Central 1957 Olds "88" H.T. Cpe. _ Special $169 damaged in shipment. W i II Action of the council last plication tor such permit shaU Ave., Estena Howell, 7S7Ya .,._ MODERN 4 room and bath furAutomatic tra&. Radio and beater , clean body, Motor needs sacrifice $51 .50. Complete night was lhe passing of a mo- disclose the exact location of Fourth Ave., Aven D. Lusk . rat .,. .. , .u ler'l1ae nished apartment. Middle.port. t C.. pu wont OM ua.rfllm work. tion creating a 7th ward to con· the well and all Improvements Lower River Rd.. Mrs. Lloyd 10-- ..,,... "' _ , WY 2-3874. 3 1 tic with 2 yr. guarantee. Terms II c..t. .., -rd for nv- 1!08• . $1.50 weekly. WY 2-3862. sist of Bellemeade addition situated within 1,0110 feet there- 1H. Tucker, Rt. I Cheshire, awidlw .....,... po1a ,._ ul!l 5 ROOMS and bath, bmldings 3 > 5tc which was recently taken into of. Jameo T. Neville, Rt. I Vinton, 10 _, -" DIFt'ruPt oe ha I ·1 ... ld W'ltllbl 10 dva IUD and garden. Less t n m1 e u the city and two council mem(injured 1n auto .accident), Eh· r:._r.:- C:_.,TB"~ •soo=• mJD. off Rt. 7 on Story's Hun Ro<td. SINGER automatic fancy stitch bel'1l will be elected from that 2. No permit ahall be Issued as W. Slsaon, Rt. 1 Vinton, Lor· ...._ Did! lltdCDttmW wont 10 Reference required. Call late model like new in walnut OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. wardm . the next muni'"•al elec· fur the drill1118 of any oil and ta G il H II Rt 2 Crown -T a aRaymond ey, · A. Bent• orncs aouq Cheshire, EM 7-1188. cabinet. Fancy destgns. sews POMEROY, OHI0 lion in May. gas we11 with"m 500 . feet of any et City Mrtt 1:11 .t... II t. 1.110 P. Y. DafiJ 3 ft 6tp ktan~U-8.10 A Ill to lJ:Q(I 00011 _ _ _ on buttons, makes buttonholes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;.;'i!;'i~~=-'1 building or other unprovements L •905 viand st., pt, Plea!-darns, embroiders. mono: Real Estate For Sale Following a lengthy discuswithout consent of owners of eyt J Lou Rollin~ 2lH Jef· 5 ROOM apartment and batb 1'0 PLACJ. A grams, blind hems, stws m For Lease sion the council adopted the ouch Improvements. an • 0 PI ' t M as1UL1 PRODl)r.INQ unfurnishd All utilities fur- zippers, no attachments FCR SALE : 6-room house with following ordinance concerning 3. tbe council has determJn- ferson Ave., ~· easan' r~. m.bed. Upstaln above Dr needed. Guaranteed Balance hath, one floor plan In Mided that oil and gaa wella con- Paul A. Blessmg, Rt. 1 p' PHONE WY2·2156 Donovan's ofice Phone WY due 10 payments, $7.711 or FOR LEASE dleport, 3 blocks from school atitute a lire hazard and that Pleasant, Edward J . CUrti._ z.so46 or WY 2·2064. $67.40 cash. We serv1ce what church, grooery . Very ~ood penalties ahould be determined New Haven, W. V~.• Mn. Eel1 12 tic we sell and carry our own ac· neighborhood. Call WY 2·5465. for violation - fined not leS3 ward Engel, Southside;,!'· 3862 3 9 16c th $IO nor more than $200 Teresa L. Thomas, - • u• THREE rooms and bath, turn· 1 counts . WY 2- . 3 5 I foraneach offense. St. Middleport, Mrl. Edna L. ished private entrance, 1701h Stc 1 I' 121 p St Mld.dleMul~rry Ave . Phone WYID~L!C!OUS PIZZAS! HomO. ' The ordinance waa accepted Craig, age ·• WE WISH to extend our 78 s ~ I Modern 3 Bays. Good Lo<a· , Ll,.. ~ with one dissenting vote by port, Mn. Cbarleo w. Searles, sincere thank! to all who 2-2575 or inquire at 3 ec· made completely from crust ._UtRii:-T 1'111; t.• 7 676 So Fourth St Middleport ond Street, Pomeroy. 3-8.-Uc to deii·c,·ous sauce. Choice of I tion . Excellent Opportunity Councihnan Charles Cottrill. . ., . ' gave their help to us in any For Qualified Pers1Jn. Councilman Ted Stevens gave Mr1. KeMeth Herbert Romme, way at the death of our dear For Sale Pepperoni, Sausage, Hamburg MIDDLEPORT - FHA !inane· PT. PLEASANT - The Point the city police report lor the Rl. I Rutland. Mn. Emmett P. hU!band and father , James er, or Mushroom textra) . Phone Pomeroy WY 2-5211 ing available on this ?~room Pleasant Senior and Junior High month of February as prepar- Bartels, Syracuse, Michael Ray Hazelton, Sr.. We are grateful THERE'S NO charge for use of Price by size, large $1, Med· or frame home with bath and SChool held their sixth annual ed b Police Chief D J Gil· Arrowood, Rt. I Oak Bill, lin, lor the beautiful flowm , the Carpet Shampooer with pur- ium 75c, small 50c. Jack'• , Gotllpoll•. o. 446-4102 gas heatmg, V~ry ruceh k'::':,h· SCience Fair Saturday In the bert y It showed a.;,ldents Jack L. Mercer, Jackaon, Mro. food that was brought In snd chase of Blue Lustr<· Carpet Dairy Bar, Middleport WY 2en a~d ba~, SI e por~ bo[h new junior high school with 30 inv ...tigated· Six drivers invol- Floyd E. Walker, Jackson, Mro. the kind word' of consolatton Shampoo. Baker Furniture, 9987. 2 24 12tc Auto S.les nsce~oo~ts. w~sJ~ag;;.~n pay· exlilbits on display . ved arrested; 338 parking tick· Norman Jayjohn. Jackson, Mrs. given us. We especially WISh M"ddl t 3 9 tc •• I I k Bert F Handley Jacbon Mer 1 to thank Dr. Davis for his asepor · Help Wanted ment required $300.110. Winners included : Biologic• ets issued; eight unlaw!U par • . · , • • • Duffy. GOOD Beagle pups six weeks d LE 1 t sistance, Ell2abcth 1953 Ford MIDDLEPORT - FHA !inane· SCience, Deborah Morrow, sen· ing tickets issued and 10 warn- ntt J . SICkles , Rt~.!~clo!oRnt, Cline Dailey and Fritz Buck old. Emmel Stethem, Long MALE Christian man neede · FOR SA ~: on s . Black· ing available on 6 • room ior, firs! place, hypercapnic a<>- ing ticketa iSsued; 15 road law Kimberly Dar1eno ,,..,,,. • .,, • fur the music, Rev. Jerry Bottom. Ph. 9115-3237 . :1-6-3tp Full or part-time - lifetune truck. $400.00. R. 3 9 3tp frame home with bath, gas idodis minimumizallon ; Cas· arrests; 13 arrests_ lor other 2 Wellston, Mrs. Guy Wingett, -- security. heatJ·ng, large ki"tchen w1th si"e Ph"tli"p•. sophomore, second, misdemeanors m""""' ..IM...... a total Albany, Henry W. DaJley,B Jr., Masters for hi1 word s 0r com· GOOD RED - BONE- HOUND. 1 Experience · · t h 1 f ISunday E· rn wood. It fort and the Ewing Funeral $20 Phone WY 2_2007 . Schoo • mmlS ry e P u · a 1959 PLYMOUTH Fury, 4 door. plenty cabinets, front por,h. penicllin ; Mickie Vester, soph· arrest of 28; $65 In itolen prop- Portsmouth, Mrtt. Kent o • Home fur their efficient !erv· ·· $1110 weekly and up. No com- Good running condition. See Near schools and markets. ornore, third, growih of molds. erty recovered and returned and Ashland, Ky. Mn. Harrill Brad· 3 8 3tp 1 lee. Your kindness will at. petition. Write John Rudm Olin Wolf at Mason or $9500.00. Down payment $300. Chemistry · Lynn Lambert, a total of W hours worked by ley, Ash!and, Ky., Mrt. JOI8e wayo be remembered. The AUCTION · Saturday. March 13, Co., 22 West Madison St., Chi· Phone 773·5578. 3 ~ 6tp SUBURBAN - 33 acres on · senior first esterillca· the force. . M. Martm, Asbland, Ky., loin. 38 ltp State Route 143, with 6-room tl . p' h .•• s'm Hamm sell- A discussion was held by the Amos Johnson, Rt. I Greenup. family o1 James Hazelton Sr. 1 p.m. The following items will cago 2· Ill. 3 "'• It p . at PauI WANTc. ~D : F uII t" . fau . cond·t· · Ky., and George A. Davison , be .. old at auctiOn tme agen t for 1964 CORVAIR Monza, radio, fr arne house m I ton, . on, f stYSI~, Js Air Cold or ' Hot· council and Mayor of the un~ 1 - - - - - - - -Grueser Building, West Main big insur::lnce company. We heater, automatic transmis· 2 good bams, some tim~r. ~~~ B l~~e, junior, second, high: provementl made in the city Rt. 2 Spencer, W. Va. Mrs. Margaret Van Cooney and St., Pomeroy, Ohio· (two build· train you. Write Box 668 · R, mission, 7,100 miles. Phone plenty locust posts. 8 mlles er mathematics; Tom Layton, within the past two year1. BJrtbs their sincere thanks to all of ings East of Midway Mar· The Dail) Sentinel. giving full WY , 2-2014. s s 6tp from courthouse. "0110.00. senior MobeDI Inertia. Noted were improved park· Mrs. Robert F. Davis, Rt. 2 back chair, particulars about yourself. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Junlor High winners: Blologi· ing facilities, new city bulle!- Pl. Pleasant. daughter, 3:%1 8. Family wuuld like to express ket) . Barrel their oincen thanks to all of lamps, chest of drawers, sevZ-&6tc Tbe RamDier BOX 229 WY z.3830 . Mary Jane ing and fire station, Improved m. Monday. Mn. Bill J. Well· d sc· kl.nd friends and th y• k 1 t · - ...., POMEROY OIDO ca1 an Ience . •ty d p Orchard mn 1·01 e many eral T.. s, trun s. e ec nc WANTED : Middle • aged man World Sta:adard If ....,m.r--• ' 1 9 3te Getty, ninth grade, fint, vision; streets and sewers, Cl urn ' man, "' 100, . neighbors who were so very stove. chrome dinette set, 1 or woman. Must be able to EueUmco . _ David Phillipo, ninth grade, ... city pond, improved street Dght- a.m. Monday. Ml'll. Roy Raythoughtful and helpfUl in our mattresse>, bicycle, platform live in. Inquire Ohio IIMel, 1111 car room, rtdo IIIII ,.... I'OR SALE-Middleoorl 1 taJI. cond, heredity; David Sperow, ing, Improved wrung and build· mood Yauger, Southside, W. .. rocker, glass door '>Ookcase, Middleport. 2-27·tfc formance. SmaD C'll' oCODillll1 ea1 bulldlus. located 3U N. third, seed gennination; Phy.. ing codes, housmg project be- Va., daughter, l2;S3 a.m. Mansweeper, 3-p iece aqua section11111 maaagerabUII7 Second Street, Middleport 1·co and science: George [)ud<l. gan, new fire truck and eqwp- day. work Of the doctol'll and Staff --u : 5.~ Civil Servke Testsl f bulln~- ...•·-ed k . hos-- al living room suite, 2 roc · ..~---•m•n ta llDO 0 ,.u s.cun Job& See Priced for qUick ..ale. 1zt. --. ina, eighth grade, fl1111, elec- ment, purchasing o new .LBB'-'-• Or the Veter8Jll Memonal ~- ba ed 9 ing chairs· 6 refrigerators, k BtP "•' Sllol"''' bnun &dn.Dcemeat. MetrowWitaD Mocort quire at Ohio Hotel trlci·ty by steam: Paul Good- dozer and other eqw_ ·pmen1·. Pattentl recent1y UJ8Cl'l Pital S 9 ltp l'houl&lldl ot toh• ape11 Prepuatorr ,....... ...11:......~......1 · gas ranges, modern light oa tr:alnlnJ Witt• appmnl.ed lbpert•nce E. MaiD Street, PomtrOJ' HOUSE FOR SALE: On Laurel man, ninth grade, second, eoal The group also ~ ;on. included Mrs. Ralph Wlugh, Ot;R heartfelt thanks for the bedroom suite, wing ba c k =an~ 10U::~!':~•. "=,:.:!:'!::ar!: Pbooe WY Wl1l Cliff Road. Mn. Norman E. black diamond; and James provement.s to be wor~ed on_ in Mn. Earl Cline, Mn. Leroy many expressions of sympa- chair, maple bunk beds, 12 Writ<~~ •..nd., rt1'1D# nam•. adllr- •nd • Z2 tft H sell WY .2--6322. Jarrell, eighth grade, black the next two yeara mcluding Adams, James Hackwortit, lin. thy at the time of our bematched antique chairs. Note : ~:~·a 1c:n1ee. aos liiiB-, Pot~~ltr"OJ' Y ' improved water works, alleys, Homer Sowarda, Mr1, George 2 26 Z5tp lightl. reavement. Special thanks to 5,1100 free TV stamps lo be """' "'""""1• ••m""· 0"'~ RNI Estate for Sale All of the winners will exhibit recrefltion lor clildren, boat Beller, Mn. Ronald Trellt, Mrs. the Pomeroy Emergency given away. Ed S. Trimble, Busineu Services FOR SALE; House for sale, 3 their projects at the 10th liD- launching fa~llities. etc. J. A. Ross and Infant ~ Squad, Ewing Funeral Home, Owner, Bradford Auction . Tr 1 FOR SALE: 8 room house and bedrooms, bath, carport. Har- nu?l regional fair at Marshall The financ18l report for ter, Mrs. R. E. Topping IIIII lJ>o the Rev. Roy Deeter, all Company, C. Bradford, Auc- I. 0 . McCoy, AuctiOneer. an· 3 lots, .,.room for 3 or 4 trail· risonville, ""'sonable. Phone unr~"rsity, March 19 . 20. All three city departmenta was £IY fan! son, Ray Porl<lul, ll r I. minister• for their eondolen· tioneer, A. C. Bradford, Mgr. \ed, experience. Cheste;, ~~;o ers. very reasonable. priced SH 2-54&1. 2 25 12tc exhibitors will attend tht re- en by Clerk Mrs. A. E .. 11loJn. ~ley Watta, WUDam A. Da· 1 cea, and donors of flowers and Racine, Ohio. 3-6-lltc fur quick sale. Call WY U524. OR SALE· 4 · - fr -- gional fair. . as sbowmg the lollow1118 bal· VIS, Edward Greu, Mrl. F. &, food. The Edward Griffith TO BETIER serve you, we op:l-6-7tp F · room 8llle Each of the local wmners re- ances on February 28th; City, Walker, Mn. Bertba Oarlco, Family. I ~ ltp IVORY dressing table, mahog- erate a 4-wheel drive loader house, basement, large Iron! ceived a wooden plaque with $22,001.35; Water Worka, $46,· Mrs. Frank Tlllll, Mrl. Ada any highboy, poster bed, met- and beck hoe. Free estimates FOR SALE: room house , in porch, bot and cold water, names inscribed, dOIUlted by the 244.20 plus $34,1100 In tho state Lesch, John Long, Dlcklo L. 8 al bed. WY 2-343~ 3~3tc In Memory Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. 8x8 room added for bath. 2 Railroad Community Service sinking !Wid; Sewaae Disposal, Jordan and Rebecca J. Joaa Shuler. Contractin~. l:iddleport. Double garage acres ground on Old O.ester Committee of Huntington and o $6!,449.97 plus $34,000 Ill state CHAIN 1. k 3 4 tfc cinder rear. Road. Ph : WY Z-8127. gi·vsinking lund. Na"-al Bas•d •-n •--~~ fence,l •=========ii;l IN LOVING MEMORY of our HEAVY m Double block cornerbuilding lot. SHin2-4175. l-%112te ~u,·cate ~" - "". "1 the E""in· •......,. _ _ , dear daughter. Wife, Mother wire. 7 ft. tall, enough to lr U-6tc eors Club of Huntington. Present for last night's meet· By Uafled Preso ~ and Sister, Gretchen Marie fence in a factory . Like new. EXPERIENCED lng were Mayor Vlrgll Sidel'll, Eaolen Dlvllloa Sprouse who passed away B. M. Cooper, Langsville, ' 2 ACRE lot 8110 It South on MODERN BRICK and frame Clerk Mrs. A. E. Thomas, City W. I. Pd. ODe yea'r ago today, Marc• 9, Ohio. SH 2-541J. 3 4 6tp I AUTOMOBILE I Rt N S2 (f Pomeroy ranch home on Route 7 near All<irney c. J. Hyer and COUll- :r-Booton 118 18 .784 11164 at the Bellaire City I . I . o. rom . State Highway garage. Five cllmen, carl Murray, Oiarles Cincinnati 43 10 .589 hospitaL Sadly misaed by :r 10 D_ UMP BED . (21 825 Bridge) .CoContact r.w.radvy Cr77al~, rOOlllll, patio, baaement, in· Fowler, Charles Cottrill, James Philadelphia lll .&2t M Mason Wlly, . a. ~ ulated storm windows and Arlin Mr and Mrs Robert Laud· truck lll'I!S. l958 ercury. [>9()1. 3-6-tfc dsoors, 'tiled . kitchen and bath, I Craddock. Louis Roast, New York • 41 Jl1 Henry. Sprouse •nd 1 Dorser Larkins, Lon~ Bottom. AND Hall, J . s. 0unca11 and Ted :r-Clinched Iitle. daughter, Betty and Mrs. Lil· Ohio. Chester Phone 985·3287. 100 x 400 lot. fireplace. atStevens. Westera Dlvldoll J 3 6tc FOR SALE : House, 7 rooms umioum windows, marble liao Napper. and bath, good out-buildings silla. Phone WY 2-5337 or AOCIDENT W. L Pd. One year has passed, our NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS : and cellar. Can be seen at WY 2-5292 I I lte REPORT Loa Angeleo 44 :Ill .111 heart'o still sore. 55 Elm St, Middleport. Ohio. . PT. PLEASANT - Arraign· PT. PLEASANT - Sberilf St. Louls 3t M .!IS4 As time rolla on we miss her Order you southen cabbage Phone WY 2-3339. ed before Juatice of Peace A. George JohnsOD lnvealigated a Baltimore 35 'IT .486 more. plants now. Will have some WY 2-2141 Pomeroy, o. S 4 &I<! Business Opportunity M. Goodwin on varioua chargea minor two car accident at 2 Detroit 44 .413 31 Her memory is as dear today Golden Acre Hybrid. Will II,===""""'"""'""'""",...."':"\ - - - - - - - -- were: Herman Stone, Rt. 3 p. m. Monday at the intersec- San Francisco 15 511 .21!3 As the day she passed away. have tomato plants laf ~f ~~ru:'u::.~Ph';! ~ SMALL FARM for sale in Rut· GROCERY STORE, 2nd . St., Leon, fined $25 and costs on I tlon of U. S. Route 35 and the Moaday'o Reoall When the evening shadowo April and May. Char ea . 2-3510. 12 t Uc tand ToWll'hip. Phone SH 2- Pomeroy. Fully eqwpped reckless driving charge; Thorn- By-pass. Mn. Rush Krodel, 38, Baltimore 111 San Fran. iot .,.wfealiainreg all alone :;ns, Portlaod. PJh";e ~~~ :14834. $450011.IIOf , plua werchandiSe. as D. Moyes, Henderaon, plead- Pl. Plandeasantrut,~ovae ..,•If theon \[ (Only game scheduled) And &UtTI41NEER Wi inance. ed nolle contendre to a charge pass • ~ Tllllday's Games To our hearts there comes a DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. FOR SALE: Three bedrooms. O'Briea " Crow, Realty of trespassing was found .guilty 35 driven by Charley GardnTheer,. Philadelphia at New York longing tic tank. Get Klean·Em·All c.ttt IOradlonl bath, basement, garage, gas WY W7%t and fined $25 and costs; Jerry 26, Pl. P!~l Route. ro Baltimore at Los Angeleo U sbe only could come home. oeptic tank cleaner. LandWr!le, . _ . • C... furnace, [!replace. 21> lots. I 4 6tc Dexter Walker, Ga!Hpolll, Ohio, were lKl m)unnotes andllmaledproperty (Only games scheduled) O.:::Jovin& God so true and mark Farn; Bureau. &. c. BRADFORD Pbone 77:1-6611 Mann. was fined $50 and costs and 11- 1 ~-. J 18 Uc · 2-13-Jtltp Wanted To Buy cense auspended IDr si:r monthtt II No friend like he< on earth I r'"...,...,...,...,...,...,...,~:.;_-,1 1 11 If II c FOR SALE Five room . on 1 driving whlle into:ricated ... 'D find. =IN""co=ME=-=TAX ="'s-"' - =bed in good oondltion. 1964 APPLIANCE Por oD of us she did her best •' c,e..,--;John- house plus breakfast room BABY Wl 9-2739 3-&-3tp charge and alao fined f25 and Dear God, grant her eternal CLOSE-OUT SALE son . Simpson Insurance Ag· and bath at 123 Union Ave. · costs on a hit and run charge; rut. ency Room 6 Coats Build- Seen by appomtment. Phone OLD BRASS, oopper and Iron John Lester Rowley and Bob REG, CLOSE-OUT ing, 'Middleport. WY 2-2564. 2 ~ tic pieces, old toys, earved band· Long, GallipoDs Ferry, ware I I lip (25c or 35c SIZE) I-ARISTOCRAT 1 20 Uc led furmture, marble topped each fined $10 and oosts· on loWASHER $235.00 $210.00 ---...-,,.--..,.-_ _ _ lnsur1nce furniture, drop leaf table, .,... toxlcatlon charges; William B. ) Notice I-ARISTOCRAT ELEC. Nelgler BulJdiQ ~......) for ner cupboarda, deW, plank Jones was fined $20 and <QOts 179 5 1 ~~~:TOM $ ·00 $l 1.1 aew hom~ Built In ldtch- PHOTO Copyin& Servtca. Col> seat chain, cane chalra, on 1 speedina charge; Larry A•· AI/TOMOIIILII: IIIIUI'IIlOO WASHIR . $175.00 $155.00 ens, storm window._ alum- leo mado of __""}•alml bowl and pitcher Bets, china bury was fined $10 IIIII COlts inurn siding. Call Guy Nei8· birth records ~ ~· any dolls, old Iampo ar parts or for !allure to obey stop<~i8D; llr'a ......, CoD WY ,__ _ I--PACEMAKIR ELEC. You Buy One Stlnd.. At $205.00 $180.00 ler, Racine, Ohio. other dOI!UDlellta. lamps, gao Dgbts and picture Mr. and Mrs. Raber! spencer I1IUc DRYER Tho R•ular Prlco ..,.. 1-15 cu. FT. COMB. --::--:-:::---::-;==12::::-29 tic Realer IDsur..ce, Pom...., frames. WY U262. Mn. How- Mason County, were fined $5 Rtcolvo Ono AboolulalJ' FROSTLriS $349.00 $315.00 olu1 - · 1'llmlhl& .... It lfc ard Cecll, West Main Stree~ and costa for 1Klll-8ttendance of For Rent FREEl 1-11 CU. FT. UPRIGHT Uadll& GUARANTEED, renewable for Pomeroy. 2 :II 80tc children in ochool and Mr. and 25 00 FREIZER · $24J.OO $2 · 11JMnft11e, life hO!opitalization. Issued BrANDING 11mber. Tllp caab Mrs. Charles Willet, MaiiOD Offer Good Wed. and • ROOMI and bath, basement I-20 cu. FT. UPRIGHT ~ , . . . . u-o.01es at all ages. Phone WY Z-8168. prtco paid. Marloll a-·lda. County, were fined P and COils FREIZER $265.01 $240.00 ·-~~ Tburs., March lOth ind furnace beat. In Porn&POMEROY W• llon oil 2 11 If< Coolville, Oblo. Rl s. CaD 08 the II811le charge. and 11th Only "'1· Cell WY 2-331~. 3-6-tfc MadDN after t o'clock, tri-350S. ed .leek w. Uvestock 1-11-llc PlealaDI Valley IIHpllal 1 ROOM ll1d bath furnish PHONE AD'~D _ Michael Ray , ~ ID Middleport, WY 2-2111 CoD W1t writ Da' .. N1&M mu •~ I Jround floor. 390 S. Second 1II,"""'"""""""""'"""'"""'"""'~; ::==:-=· ;:·=Ill: Dr. Melvin E. Doerr, Veter1DDIVORCE GRANTED Plants, Pliny; Nancy EI~LeD,ItMn. JlowR Cecil, WY " IlEA TING, l'lamblllt~o !llueOer arian, large and 1111811 aolmall. PT. PLEASANT - Marjorie tie, Leon; Leonard ..... Now o,.n DaH1 1'or Tho Sa • on Hill. S S tfa BAY delivered flnl and second h i - f.rDold - . . . . 128 Washington St., Raveno- Edna WheaUey wu granted a Southllde; Mrs. Mae Planll, Pl. • · ~-1 , p wood, w. Va. ~m42'1L divorce from Lyle ED8ene Pleasant; Ron Fowllr.es, Pt. f _.. ~ · -- - eut1lD&. Also Straw. W. Clif m - t ~ ~·~ nN~ • Oppoalto The Pamenr-Mil- Brlclgo _,. ....--· hio RL 1'lae W1t Wfll. Office l!oun Daf4> t toe p. Wheatley In Muon County Pleasant. • - J! . , ., flolee WY 1-33111. Slout. Guylvllle, 0 · ..,. ~ ' • 1fc CirCUit Court. . . DIDIARGES llonL • .. 1 Ill .. lie 1, PlL 110 1-313t. 2-!.WOI9 ' • tit UOUL41')QJOI , _ Pabl\111.., ~ tt~.••-- s'J'..ed~~~ ~ ::~oc:!~ :~~e Pomerov Mot"'r (O, ~~: ~-c: ~r ~" ® ........... ........... ASHLAND OIL srRVICE STATION n .. l t:b sCienCe • F3lf• wt"nners are lUCK .>V BROW tither. !Jailed Preao hilen!ltioaol "Gunsmoke." in fact, Is HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ - Tba weekly proof that you don't •oellond televllion debut of ~ave to olobber over the brat Jean Arthur on CBS.TV'a audience to have a television "Gunsmoke" offered the coura- nit On and on it goes (it wlil 1eoU~, ouueotlon that, despite bt back again next •eason I current propaganda, romonee lJ without a teen·age regular and not dead after the are of !B. without stories slanted to teenThe Saturdt, Jtory, in whtch aaers. The staro remain Jim Miu Arthur played a gunman'o Arness ; Amanda Blake, who worried mama, was a thin at- gets more attractive with each fair 1 which lan'l awfully Imporo passing year; and Stone. taot alnce uounamoke" Ia no Miss Arthur, who waa a star lot)ger a series so much a1 a when Arness was only alz·toot-ritoal. And deopito her IO.year three, turned up In Saturday'a layoff from film work and new- tale as a visitor lo Dudse City D"'lJ to the vtdeo medium, the who stays with her old friend, actress made clear the old MiBI Blake. However, 1be diJ. opark lo allll there, and ohe appears In tbe IDiddle of the looked beautiful. night a.1d goes to her hiding l!~t. best of all, her budding son, ~hose wile is about to autl,lmn romance with ''Gun- have a baby. Against the smoke's" Doc (MJ!burn Stone, wishes ot he1 oo-goodnik son, a ,.. relly fine actor) marked a young punk who is played as lovely and mature teaming. It exactly that and not as a poor may not have been Gable and misunder:ttJOd soul, she sends Garson, but on th ~ other hand fo. Doc, who has taken a shine j it wsn'l Avlon and Funicello to her. I s: .::;t~t~ '!": Severa} are Ia Wheel Al'lgnmenl ..,;.lit, s Arr a'gned Jn JpCourl Brake Serv"tce Bl H ae narS c:.m...,. - ._..., ,_ ,.., - FREEl !'!pen. b c...... - - DAIRY VALLEY ===--•' • IS. A rma.d lllo 9. Publisher'I produot (}) A 8V6 ON 'Tioil!i itU6 ... f! I',[ . . lw PaiD U.liWIL\ HOW COME HE NEVER A5T ME c TO KICK IN"f 5. I.Jke ,., Brldp torm 27. Dropped 6. A. Upt tap ~t. rn.. 4. Test 10. Bc!Uldln.... vlan tale~~ ,.. ao. Root- a. Half 12. Luge oat. 14. Fusa dilJneten 15. Tr&.n.t- 9. Bouquel.s 11. Tolerablto tiles 32. Nourletl lS.Sa.llora 34.. Ditch - gression 18. Carting 17.CI&W 20. Fin& vehfcle f of arounot acaatl• a letter 26. Impure aki..D coating 28. Dt.sembarlu 81. J'eudal banetiee 22. Mls1 Horne 37. MWJJe nolle 38. Ahead 19. Sheltered aide !0. .As tera ~I'" "~~ <6. Bulllin« 50. Oceans DOWN 1. Largest ocoan I. Without CUV8rlnl:" I"' ~ Ill 111 I"" ~ 10 l REUNITED '>00 WI TI-l YOUR BElOVED Cl-11 LD .--/- TH INK OF ME? - 18~ OI:ICl..c.,..l"'- 11r II" •• ~ . ,,..,.~ ALLII:"Y A!J i~ ~a1t?.1 Great, ~ w HOW DO '10U -s'Gh".~'­ S,.,<'RT.~-GtGcsLE! · 43. Bl.nd -t6. lAtter ,1, From : tat. ~ ~" ~~~ ~~ l· !/4::;1RT! -Fl'\'JT!- THINK OF 'IOU OS "'M'/ DEAR:S.>l:E Mlllehievoue ~~ r~ ~ II( &8. Looks ukance 41. FenclftK sword ~- poleo ..0. Repoa 38. Yacht 34.. Shawls U . Mine entranoa «.Formal order ,........,......... a5. EK06111ive 36.P.... ot fllhin' . n.L&wn 2(;. Beget L.t·L .UNlit a.,reea 7. Put 23. Irelan.d Mr~. ~ ·"";"l•:t: ' lUra~ c.M V"":J .;,eil .=' ~ I'" 10 145 tQ I"' ~ ~ •• DAILY OBYPTOQUOTE- Here's 1acJw to work It; AXYDLBAA.XR to LONOll'llLI.OW Onct-lettel' ldmply stands tor another. Ill thia sample A 18 used for the three L's, X for tha two O'g, etc. Slng.. letters, apo.. trophie9, Ute langt.b. a.nd formation ol tbe WOI'dl UB all hint.. 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TWE FELLER SHE LllVfS SHE , _ _ , . / PoN'T LOV~ I-IlM Am MORE, UNI.ESS -- WINNIE WINICLI ·dama~:::Jg~e~w:aa~:,~es~~=·~.;_..;;;;~~~~~~"'---; SUNDAE " ' 1. A.etor 20. Harem Announced qo "1•-ld when he wu an newsbOy In VIncennes, fnd. - A(IROU 1. Splendor 19. Whether ..':!h dian oee bil first lhow t,u,. tbal 40 Jtart DAILY CROSSWORD 1 18. Verb for'nl Din; :~:k ~ls':1.~ Do< oav' s the baby, but tho wuo dies , IIIII tho puni wanll t.. piUI hUn. The punk doesn't care obout ths I>« by , preferrlnj to tave h.1J own Ufe rather than let Doc 10 tc towu for medJ. clno and tood ftlr the young. ater. Well, there are a lot of unbelievable ollonanliaDI, and Doc ucapes and cameo back and oaveo the kid and Miss Arthur wlnd.a up 'shootinl nor son dead to save the baby from being used 81 1 hostage. Throughout all this, aa I oay, the nonsense of the plot wao 1econdary to the pleaaurt. of o~lng Mill Arthur an.. stone work together. Tbe Cliaauel Swim: Ed Wynn, who vloito CBS.TV's Red Ske~ ton Tuesday, helpecl" the coiDO- TNEfiES DENN'It THERE~ DENNf DIMWIT NOW! 17fSCENOINGRfl7 ~ON~ 111e \lET roN<> lQU'ER lRIEOI TO R'f6AlN IDNTI\QI. 01' TllE ftWIQI, �• ' •'' t ' ' NOW YOU DOW' . ............ llrpot of .n .................... wllll mor,e llum ••• l!l"ft ......... UV!Ic • e .,.o~ea en tine ...... 0 Ill-- -<.cc < " ..,. :.::: II ;.-_g ..•' " FIVE CENTS 1: , as Feeder Road! .. r :::-:::-~~-:~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------VOL XVI NO. 278 POMEROY :MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1965 1 -~ II" ~ ;: -~:: 3. 0 .c ,.- c.0 I 1 • I I I I Selma in Review s Attendance is Recognized at Sunday School at School Around And _ Observed Teresa Ellls, daughter of Mr. Band Mrs. Lewis Ellis, obse.rved About sixth birthday anniverary Middleport 1;1 her with a party held during the jM Mrs. 0. P. Klein has been returned to her home from Vet· erans Memorial Hospital after being a medical patient there for the past month. ' ) I Attendance awards were made by Supt. Fred Hoffman during the opening exercises of Sunday School at the Middleport First Baptist Church SUnday morning. Middleport Kindergarten class taught by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. · Mrs. Ellis served Ice cream and cake and presented the chil· dren with favors of blowouts and balloons. Serving as help. ers were Maureen Luellen, Pat· ty Hoffman, Brenda Husell, Ka~ thy Hanning and Sally Jo Walters, Jill Spires and Michelle Robinson. Other guests were Mrs. John Nash and daughter, Lisa. Mainly About · People In Pomeroy Mrs. Everett Thom8! spent the weekend in Coiwnbus with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees and family. Ran Might and niece, Mro. Ellen Ebersbach were G~llipolis visitors Friday. Mrs. Charles Buck and ~·· Ellen Ebersbach visited SuD!fay afternoon at Rutland with 1\an Might and Mrs. Floyd Rumli~ld. BIacktop on Eddie Frick and sister, J~rrl of Columbus spent the week~nd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice of with their parents, Mr. and 1\lrs. Chester were Sunday guests of Paul Frick. Mrs. Cecil Kimes, Middleport. Mrs. Elias Stiles and M r •· Mrs. E. J. Hill has returned Carl Moore were Thursday dinhome after a visit with relatives ner guests of Mrs. Herschel Norris, Letart Falls. They abo visin Columbus. Miss Lena Grueser was the ited Mrs. Ben Spencer at AllSunday dinner guest of Mr. and tiquity. Bill Neutzllng, Ernie B I n 1 Mrs. Harry Keiser, Minersville. Mrs. Howard Hysell and Mrs. and· Kenny Frye, who are with Robert Hoover visited Sunday the National Guards and are tai<_ing training at Ft. Mead~, aMd.. srent the weekend with Receiving a nine months relatives and friends. ward was Venida Gibbs. Receiving an award for six years of perfect attendance was Mary Bradbury, daugh~er Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asa B_rad· Mr. Harry Hysell. Mrs. Grace IS " bury, observed her 12th birthHysell received a one year aday Wllh a . slumber party at ward. · Three month awards 0 OVI 0 Or I her home Fnday evening. Pres· went to Kent and Lori Kloes, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bass of Pomeroy announce the ent were Jill Harris, Brenda Mike and David Buskirk, Damarriage of their daughter, Letta Jeannette to Mr. Davtd Edwards, Lou Ann French, vld Wilcox, Pam Neutzling, SalYoung of New York City. Jennifer Gobel, Patty Harris, ly Duckworth, Gregory Hayes, Anita Fultz and Linda Cochran. Jackie Aldredge is Jeffrey Darst and Nancy BusThe double ring ceremony took place Jan . 19, 1965, in hotels, supper clubs and 00 . untry An Hour of Recollection and kirk. Mrs. Don Burkey, Marietta, C • S · e h N y k C1ty d Washington, D. C., in the cham- clubs in t e ew or an \Deanery meeting of the Catha· visited recently with her moth· I tven urprlS Six months awards were prehers of Judge Thomas C. Seal- Long Island area!!. lie Women's Club was held SunMASON - Jackie- Aldridge, sented to Marla and Darla ley. and presided over b~ t~is The n~wlyweds honeymooned [ day afternoon at the Sacred er, Mrs. C. A. Emmish. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char- Neutzling, Roberta Duckworth, emminent jll5!ge of the OJstrJct Washmgton .. D. ~- l~augur· Heart Church. Mrs. Leo Smith returned _to les Ald~idge. of Ma~on, was hon- Trina Gibbs and Jennifer Wise. of Columbia 60tttt of General week and Will restde tn New . . South Charleston, Ohio, w1th ored with a surpnse party on 1 :;,::;:~;;;;;;_;;;;;;.;;;;;:;;;;::;;;_~~;,;;;;;_;~~~~~~~----:-==--------===,1 Sessions. City. The. rosary and bened1chon , Mr. and Mrs. William Everson her 16th birthday, last WednesMrs. Young is a gradu.ete of wa_s grven by the _Rev . F'ather I and fmily. She plans to spend day, at the home of Mr. and Pomeroy High School, class Bnsgol of Nelsonville and the , the week with them. Mrs. Donald Brown of New Hav'57, and is presently employed Rev. Father Leonard Cen_··ulla en. MR. AND MRS. DAVlD YOUNG • 8 'd Letta Jeannette Bass e , D 'd y Oung f New y k C'ty 0 Sacred Heart Church Deanery Meets Sunday Service Held Saturday #or b Dana Lam ert Funeral services for Dana l\.1 with Gimbel Brothers Dept. Store ol" N. Y. .c. . Mr. Young IS a nallve New York and is a professwnal musician, bandle"der, and vo- I spoke of the virtue of faith. Following the service, the group adjourned to the church auditorium for a business ses· were eonducled Sat- ! sion wilh >Irs. Paul Casci , Dean- Mr. and Mrs .. Max Lambert and son, J?e, ~!sited over the wee}(end With hiS mother, Mrs. Dana Lambert an~ her mother, Mrs. Harry M!lls. :.~~r~g~~o~hls6 ai~~e~~r ~~o~: I~%,:i~.r~r~~~~~~:~.tfo~h=r~:: Itl:" s::'! M~~io~e~!~ D;:~~: I~~.~~:hAl~:~~~ cahst workmg '" the Divers, and $3.10 KR 135-36 Kodachrome Middleport. The Rev. M. E. cial event for all Deanery Units. I end guests' of her parents, Mr. MEIGS THEATRE I.Dowson officiated at the serv- ' . I d Mrs Glenn Lambert LAST TIME TONIGHT "GOODBYE CHARLIE" (Techntcolor) rony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds ColorcartQOns WED.M•.",dchT~O~I~SDAY NOT OPEN -------FRIDAY ond SATURDAY "TH:''r~ELV~ET" <Technicolor) lames Darren, Pamela Tif· ltn, Doug McClure, Joanie ~~::'~et ~ 0~1~ ::.;;:,.egN" 1· Rurial was made in Che- ~ Fa the: BrJ~gol i~stall~d the I . Gra•el Hill C<metery. ,new offlc<rs mcludmg MISs AIPallbearers included Wayne ,lce Rowan of Athens, presrdent; :~~~~~;~::~:E~!R~ic:k~y~ Lambert, IMrs. George Horak, Pmncroy, , Lawrence ,VICe preSident. Mrs. Eh!abeth I Charles Lambert !Carter of Glouster, seer ,tary; 'lr Lambert ' Mrs. Elizabeth Dean, Ne:sonB'll i ur~i~ed by hi~' ~ife Eth ville, treasurer; Mrs. Helen I ss d ugh! Gladys' two. 't Horvath, The Plams, audilor, 8 M:x an~· Glenn a~d one 1and ~rs. _Shirley Crane, Buch1 1 ~~:;~, tel historian II Out-of~:~~a\e~:t~!~; here Prayer by Father Brisgol closthe ,.rvices were Mr. aad 1ed the meetmg and soc1a1 hour Mrs. Max Lambert and son, [ enJoyed when refreshments Columbus· Mr. and Mrs. : served by the host church IIGeor•e Dooiittie, Berea: Mr. with Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Mrs. Wayne McElhinney Dailey, MISs Chr!stme I <Technkolor) and sons, Craig and Mr. Grueser, Mrs. Don Mullen and Au.die Murphy, Darren Me· I and Mrs. Lawrence .. Jo.seph Wippel the com~ Gavin, Ruta Lee, Skip Hom· ney Charleston w Va.· Mr. m charge. Mrs. Casci eier. and' Mrs Kenneih F~rrell 'Char· presided at the eoffee service. SUN., MON., TUES. Jeston,St.W.Va.; Mrs.W.Avec;. _Thebe next meeting ner, Albans, Va.; Mr. Will held Deanery at Nelsonville on March 14-15-16 John Huston'• and Mrs. Charles Lambert and Sunday, June 6. "THE NIGHT OP son, Richard, Hartford, W. Va.; THE IGUANA" Mr. Don Eanes, Lorain, Ohio; . and Mrs. Paul Gilliand, Burton, Ava G11rd· Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abbott, 1:~~~~::•·• Mr · Pete Abele• Mr · , Sue Lyon, Deborah Kerr, dM k Abbott M CW'ran, McArthur. Sylvan Gardner, Gallipolis, Members of the State Patrol Ohio: George Baker, Columbus; fattle!Hiin~ were Sgt. W. R. DavJ. A. Gosling, !st. Is! S. L. Binkley, all of JackOhio; Lt. W. C. George, Sgt. S. F. Devall, Columbus; Sgt. P. D. McCreedy, and Cpl. Carl Boggs, Galllpolis. ~~~W~a~ro~.~G:ra:y:so:n~H~a:ll~,~~~r~ . ~a:n~~rs~.jJ~a~c;;~~·~"~·~:~~ ~ DON'T BE FOOLED ••• All Finance Plans ~re NOT Alike· REVIVAL BEGUN Revival service$ began at the South Bethel E.U.B. Church on Silver Ridge Monday, March 8 and will continue through Sunday, March 14. Rev. Chester Lemley, Methodist mlnister at Rutland, is the evangelist. There be epeclal music each night. Everyone is invited. Rev. pastor. Emerson 1ll start at 7:30 p. m. No.011V6 : .h...... ,....F·I·I · ·· · · $l.1 eric rome an m No. 122 ---.- ... -.- ... - -- ·- · 60c Verlchrome Pon Film No. 120 ................. , .. 60c Varichrome Pon Film No. 620 .......... , ... . . • •.. 60c Verichrome Pan Film No. 127 ...... , , . , , ... , , , , . 64c 89c 47c 47c 47c ~: CoronetliOIJ'.a And4VOW! The p8/lollllliiiCe and new lower price! lwwyoupg llooi., witi lluWt seatS I W\ "y I F-B WBmAR Safer Driving ' • 1 1 Ra}php• kens j· LocaI Laws A aiDS . l Racta .I Of Mason n·Ies What's mom ••• Coronet matches Discruntnation . . . are upIIeld 1 my lipstick. I d:r:e COMPLETES COURSE Pvt. James R. Pullins, whose wife Linda, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theorore R. Pullins live in Pomeroy, completed an eight-week personnel administration specialist course at Fort nox, Ky., March 5. He is a 1!16~ graduate of Pomeroy Hlgb achool. } Check Our Rates Before Yo11 Sign Any Other Plan. 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Those attending the speelal meeting were Mayor Dayton Haynes, Recorder, Mrs. Charlotte Roush, Councilmen Don•ld Cook Woodrow Foreman Rob' . Carson e~ ~ 180 GeOrge ' a ar eo eager. WOMAN OF YEAR - Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Middleport. assistant vice presldent 0~ the Citizens National Bank, was chosen Tuesday as the ''\\·' oman of the Year", of the WASIDNGTON (UPI) _ President Johnson has can- Middleport Business & Professional Women 's dub . Mrs. Reynolds , wife of Lawrence t' d that th $ 1 1 billion aid to-Appalachia legislation Edgar Reynolds. is a member of the hoard of directors of Citizen's National Bank and tone, e . · . · , as of the 21st of thiS month will have 44 years service \\-Ith the bank. She is a charter will Hwor~rod ~~ate'h o~;rm1ht. k t 11 will depend member and the first treasurer of the " Ohio Group of National Association of Banli e a e a w e er 1 wor s a ~ ener etic co- l Women," a member of the board of the Jones Memorial Clinic. past president of B& not on. the federal government, but upo g I PW, member of the Church of Christ, Midd ' " " ·' · '" ' l president of the Philathea Sofn operation on the state and Iocailevel amo:og t~e,;~;~~te: ' ciety . Church of Christ. past president of I oyal Pals Class, Church of Christ. and for The Middleport Fire departfrom northern Pennsylvama to Central G rg P the secnnd time president of the Amateur loawencrs club. Mrs Reynolds has one son, the ment today announced three to benefit _by tl. . . . . Val Edgar and three grandchildren. To thrs end, the Appalachian RegiOnal CommJSSJon, ' more (Jmd - raising project•. The department will hold a which was created by the authorization bill the President jitney supper later this month sif,t.ed Tuesday, is ready to roll, with David Ohlinger as chairMembers ol the Appalachian - - - - - - - - - ' ri]an. In ·April a chicken barbeGovernor's Conferenu <mel/4ent Will name John Sweeney ·· ""'~ cue, wltfi pick-up and delivery U' " , shortly before Jobnson slgnM of the Commerce . Ilt!~l't"""'t L?•u.~N . - .. MAO ~ service, Is slated and during • the blll and decided to serve to serve as execullve director. 9 18 ung heAlth not too good, May firemen .will sponsor an personally on the commission Sweeney presently serves as the , Defensive driving was tht> Worl~. Affair_s chair~nan. observ-' :· woman ~r the Year,'' lntroc:fut'. It was .reported toda~. At 71 • all~ day auction such as was to administer tts funds. de~artment's expert on Appala- topic developed Tuesday ev~n- ~ '· I here _ts nothm~ . more 1mg the wrnner..., Mrs. Rose Reythe Chmese Commumst leade~ held annually ~everal ye~rs ago. . • • To Appoint Representative ch1an proble~s.. ing after a regular mont~ly dm- 1mporta~t m ,;mrld atra1rs than 1 nolds. is said ~ 0 be wo~n out by a, ca Anyone havtng anythmg to They will be aided by a pres~ The comm1sston already has ner meeting at The Martm R.es- safe- dnvmg, and mt.roduced The club voted to thoose 1 of exhausl~ng. stru~g \ donate for the auction may conldential1y-appointed federal rep- an $800,000 "housekeeping kit- ! taurant or the Middleport Busi·' the speakers. Patrolmen C. K girl for '" Girls State," and nam18 a hss~stsmten R ml a tact any fireman for pick-up Th Me'gs C unty Farm Bu resentative who wiU serve with 1 ty" which was appropriated ness & Professional Women's ' Carpenter and D. J . Sickles, of , ed Miss Connie Jo Cooke and ' Ib e au t on a Ive oya 1ns11· nA tm t p bl . R e 1 o · C . · S · h ~· · ·h •• f · 1 t t' 1 Alf · In servJt~e. u.::par en u IC eW ,5 Com 'tt is lhe approval of the Senate. A 1during the 88th ,ongress to per- club at the Columbus & Sout 11- ~ the 0 1110 tate filg way ptro1. 1 1,1Js:;:; Ed1! Haptonstall altert U~.e or n erna wna atn lat1'ons ou,·cer Bob Byer sa ·ld reau omen ml ee t d oh· ~, · · ~ 11 · t lk b Ptl C t . . . Isponsoring a Driver Improve- i regional commission of this type m1t It to ge .un erway .. I ern 10 r~ ertnc rompany socro owmg 1:1 ) . arpen· na e_. . the cUrrent edition of Its month1 The World Today the Auction IS ~lqg he~d ~ l ment Program March 29 at 10 is a relatively new approach in ! Hlgbway Construrtlon ial roor : ter. there w;ls :1 gf'nPra! ques- Mrss Cooke Js the daughter 1 ma::~~~tion reports thai May to help ~esident~ WTth thelr !a. m. at the Rock Springs government to deal with whole j . The major emph~sis of _the I Mrs. AI wilda Werner. presl· tion and ans wPr period. ror .~rs Je~n Cooke, .and is a Peking 1s apparently making sprfng cleanmg proje~t. Da~s Grange Hall near Pomeroy. areas which have similar prob- hve-year program 1s on high- Ident. opened the met>l mg , then Mrs . Alw1lda Werner, presi- JUmor m Mrddleport H1gh school. preparations for the post )11ao and places of thP proJects WJII Mrs. Andrew Cross, acting lems. Mrs. G~oria Miss Haptonstall is the daugh1 ~ay construction w~th $840 mil· turned it over to the program . dent , introduced pertod with new blood coming be annou~ced later. . r.hairman and Patrolman Gene It is expected that the Presi· hon tabbed to bmld develop-- chairman. ; Ebersbat·h , special committee ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapinto the Chinese Communist edThe pthro}eficts adre bemg plan· Scott G~llipolis of the Stat.e - -- ~--- I ment and access roads into the Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. J chairman, who announced tht" tonstall , and also a junior in • • head th.. c.r .. th e Mt·ddl eport H'1gh srhoo1. party. Younger Communists n . sof de Ire to epartment f 'Is 1can Highway Patrol Isolated va 11 eys and across 000 .. raiSe un s • combination pay Ofl . ' -rIC h'•h I A nominafnn ore being appoln ted to positions gallon triple fire operative state.wide program. ~ n'dges of Appalachia . · i '·~ committee WRI of responslbtllty · trucnowmgu1mum~ k be' b 'It . Col Emphasizing "defensive dnvAn spokesman '' b(J chosenff.to present a slate of . admmlstratiOn hfh --b by s t h ,. E . ing," there are eight lessons, said that enoug 0 t e states : new 0 Jeers at the next meet· CHICAGQ .- ZENITH RA- mu.'nt Com~~y enThe ~ck q~l:i •II to be condueted at the one I I have indicated lheir readiness i ing. They are Mrs. Rose Reydlo Corp, today asked the Fed- cost over $15,000. and when ftn- session. The State Highway Pa- l I to make use of the funds, so 'nolds, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, and eral Commumcatlons Comm1s- lshed in early May will be a troJ and Cooperative Extension MASON - Services are an· that bids are expected to be . - Mrs. Ahce Mills. 1 Thursday evening there wiU slon (FCC) to authorize sub- complete Class A unit wlth 500 Service safety experts are co- nounced for Ralph A. Pickens. taken on a number of highway C:OLUMBUS IUPll - The f1led by Ira L. Portf'r. scription television on _an "ex- :gallon per minute pumping ea- operating ln ~ all ·out ef- j6t of Mason. who died Tues- Jinks within two mo~ths. OhJO _Suprem_e . Court. in a far i Porter atlacked th~ _law ?n be a social for members and tended nationwide. basis." ' lpacity. fort to make thts program a day at the Veterans Memorial It will be up to th1s Congress lreachmg _de~tsron: rOd<ty upheld 1 se~eral ?rounds. II"' sa1d 11 ue- . guests to be held at the CoiUJll. Zenith said a p1lot. study at success. P..ospital in Pomeroy. He was to actually appropriate the $1.1 the const1tuti?nahty of local or- 1pnved _h1m of pro~erty and cnn·, bus & Southern Ohio Eleetrie Hartford, Conn. has n:fu!ed [ DIES IN CRASH It is anticipated that betwe~n in poor he~lth for several billion for expenditures. 'fues- l ~i~nce~ agam~t racral d1~crtm- tract rJ~hts. that 1t was undul~ : Company aLa p.m. the. argument t~t subscr1pt1on CINCINNATI (UPI) _ Mrs. 12,000 to 1•.,000 people wt~l months. Mr. Ptckens was a day's bill _ signing merely ap- mat10n m housmg. . ,· . o~press.tve ~o ~ro~ers. an~ mn~ television is "little more than J hb 26 S 1 take part in this program m tax consultant for many yea.rs proved the proposal without j The courl made 1ts dec1~ron e} · l~ndrng mstitutwns, that 1t 1 a rlch man's toy."' It said pay was :~ged YTuesdayp~ighng; this state. Other organizations and was a member of the Ma· providing any money. in upholding the ~nstitut: ionali- went . bey_ond the necessity of 0 TV has broad appeal, particu' i . helping in the program wiU be sonic Lodge No. 23. jity of an 0 be r l1 n ordmance th~ sttuatton, ~hat_ there_was no lar1y to middle and lower in· by a Bait more & Ohw Railroad the Extension Council, Grange, He was born ln Raeineo, Ohio 1~w~~o.~"l~:!'>r,;r,~, which mad_e il a crime for ~he , evtdPnce of ~Jscrnnln. atJO_ n . . and SAIGON IUPH _ u. s. Air owner of _five_ o~ mor~ dwelling that the ordma~re dlscnmmatcome famutes. Subscription tel~ ~ssenger train that hit her car Farm ureau eounclls, and oth- A ril 30 , 1903, the son of the eivision would nat be able to In suburban Lockland. Wit- ers. George and Maggie Amos Force B51 jets teamed witb units to d1scnmmate m the sale ed because 1t d1d not_ apply D 1 outbid commercial television nesses sa1d the mother of four P'ck H · · ed · b his VI Ina ...,_ b k or rental of the propf'rtv be- owners of less than five dwe.ll. had 8 tarted to th 1 ck 1 ens. e 1s surv1v y e mese •• '"'~""' 118 ve ro . . for major sporting even~ but cross. e ra s, DEPARTMENT CALLED wife. Margaret, and a daught- en the Co:nmulst grip nn Blnh cause of race , creed, or color, mg un1ts . . would nrovide a beneficiAl sun.. saw the tram, and tr1ed to back The Pomeroy Fire departM p 11 . Thoma both Dinh ~--I d ta ed 1• or for a real estate broker or . Porter also clatmt'd the or~"' . r ff er, rs. a 1e s, .-rvv nee an s v o' n f al t . d. . . d. p1ement of program chorces o . ment was ealled to the water-- of Mason; five brothers, George disaster, a U. S. mlhtary s~lesman, or a 1~n mg mst_JtU· , . mance. du7cons~ u t~n . .)e. F"ive Ohio State University facnow availab1t: to the publlt in works on East Maln-st at 1:50 and Ben of Baltimore Md.. spokesmaa reported loday twn. to engage m dJscnrntna- ~.:~use tt . e egat t ~ :;el!tng I ulty members will meet. with conventional television," Zenith OPENS ANNEX . p.m. Tuesday •here a car was Warren of Dayton, Char'les of The provlace is an ~a t~on in any real estate lransac- :~i:~~ltJes to a housmg cCA'll· the faculty of Rio Grande Coluld. The L II Z Shop In Pome -oy reported on flre. The blaze was Cleveland, and Richard of aboot IIIII miles oortheaol of 1100 · . • lege in an all . day workshop to . . has IDDDunced Opelllng of tbe under OOillrol upon arrival of Middleport, and one oister, Safson. The Commonloll, ••· At the same time _the court be held Frida at Rio Grande BERKI!;LEY C~LIF'. - DR. nell door building II the L&Z the firemen. Mrs Ruth Kautz of Columbus Jng !be same tactleo Nbicb threw out as unconsltlutoonal • TO VISIT ATHteNS . .y . . Clark Kerr, ~sident of tbe annex. The anna WlU primar~neral servic~ wm be heki defeated the French lo the Toledo ordinance dealing with I The M~lgs . ~ounty Pomona _The ObJectiVe JS to help the University of california since lly be • dreu ahop. Veterans lltemorlal ftospllal t F 1 F al home all lndochlno war bad threoten- fair housing because il.s terms Grange will 'ISJ! Athens Coun- . RIO Grande College. faculty de1958, reslgnell Tuesday, a vieMefCI General Hospital ADMISSIONS Beatrice : . : e~:':sdaun:ith the Rev. ed to cut South VIet Nam In were "so indefinite and uncer- ty Pomona Grange Thursday, velop a syllabus, or complete 11m of the bitter student rebe~ ADMISSIONS DaVId Nap- Niee Racine· Harold Mp F yff'ciatlng Bur two lhere and bad •e•er<-d lain that entorcement of 1ts March ll. at the Athens Grange outline, for ""ch course taught • , ' arvan rame o 1 • ~ ...t-weot hlpway 19, lbe vi- proviSionS . · · · ha 11 on th e fairgroun · ds a t 8 p. at . Pomeroy; Amy Eynon, Syra- ial will be in Kirkland MemorISimposs ibl e. ". . the college· This step 1·s an lloll on tile Berkeley canipus per, Pomeroy. last Deeember. DISCHARGES _ Dalay Bing, cuse. ial Gardens. Friends may call tal supply road between Plel- The court m the Oberlm, case m. The degree of Pomona will Important one _toward . Rio callfornla Gov. Edmund G. MlddleJl!ll'l; 1boJ!las Jones, Che- DISCHARGES - Anna Bias, at the Funeral bome any lime. ku ond tbe port of Qui Nbon, ruled Section _3 of !he cl!y s or- be conferred. Ali Meigs county Grande Colleges accreditaliolt (Continued on Page 2) lblre Po alter . . I dmance deahng With enforce- , members are urged to all end. by the North Central AssoclJ,. · ' meroy. 7 p.m. this evenmc. dil!lll!!lil!llj n na !I n;il!~ ment was Invalid, but said this .. tion, the college's primary goal, defect did not nullify th• entire SHOT, KILLED The fi•e professors who will ordinance. . . ' IRONTON, Ohio fUP!i -Ray- attend the workshop are Dr; The Oberlm case. which wa.s _mond Pyles, 48, of near South Collins w. Burnett. profes&af expected to become 8 landmark Point was shot to death Toes- of higher education; Dr. Pllll 1 • \ • decision in that field, gre_w out ; day ~ight during 8 tavern fight Klahr, Dr. Robert Jewett, Jlt.. i'i'li:vBENVILLE, (UPI) ble lor . the federal Apllalacbla lbUJ far h8! befn from near anything definite on the route, day were Holmes, Coshocton,;ol challell8" _! 0 -~heur~nance in South Point. Arthur Kinker, Harold C. Trimble, all Jll'(llfto - 'l1ie .sqJibeastern Reo prosraril. ..,.blch was espeeted Cincinnati to Bridgeport Jn Beh but rlitber gel tbe oounties' Muskingum, Gue111sey, Tusca-1 ASKS DIVORCE 151. Coal Grove, was arrested by sors or education; and Dr. ~ /Conference'~ to provlde iome of the money mont County. · leellngll about the project. , rawas, Carroll, Harrison, Bel-~ H'ld lo'" . B RD 1 1sheriff's deputies for question- Frank J. Zidonis, assistant pre.. coni~!~ WdaY, hel4 JleC: tor tjle hlg!tway. . B. B. MUis, committee chair- No official estiqiate of the I mont and. Jefferson, ma,king up Ra~ia:, h~;~~ledo!g:,'iition 10; ing. They said he ran from the lessor of edueation. oM ~ II I!WIY ID , be , , ·, man, oald tbe counl)' repreoen- eost of the highWay has been sub-reflioD 3. di rce from Glenver Leon Ro~- tcvern after the shoot mg. Because all R10 Grande ~ · vlewa of cow _ It wiD ~ to the "!mmlt-_tatiYI!II oubmHted lhelr recom- made, but ·ahout the loweot fig- .Representatives were heard ' vo RD 1 Racine, char ing lege faculty me~ wlll Itt; · ,~9fflcl~~a!S= :~::"':~·:~1JonJto.:rr II"~ t~~Wc..-DI@IIalions on lbe location of ure heard for lbe ~ly 2110 TUesday !rom sub- region gross neglect of duty andgex- RUSHED TO HOLZER · mvolvedmttllsday-kmgWOilriJ: 'A~= the l'Qild, l1t .atces11 toa4J to II mile road was In the neighbor- comgosed of Clermont, lreme -cruelty, R. C. Hagar, Hobson Road. shop, no claaseo will be held. I( . area , . ., frill!! their- OOIJ'1!illll;. ~verb- hood of. $300 mJUlon. Hlgh)and, Adams, Ross, was rushed to Holzer hospital the college that day. - · lbliJ1Jf;'1!0· whl~ ·-"'ill. II(¢~ or In wri!Jni. . . The state expecll to receive an<l Scioto, ·and sub-region 2. BOND FOKFEITIID at 2:58 p. m. Tuesday by MidLlr.lt.L TEMi'tl · '· l'e(ll1lllebta1JV!'I 41 ·· No Eollllfate • . _ $141 mU!I"nl' ~ federal aid l'rom made up of Perry, Hocking, Judy Eben, Pomeroy RD, foro dleport emergency - rescue . The temporotw-e In ~ I'1JI!$l! tile .Mills,. publisher Qt the IrOnton .lh,e ApPA~.;In' btll ~'!* 'l'ues- Vlilton, Jacl<son, Lawrence, feited a $50 bond in Meig:< C un-, ' oquadmen. Aidmen· said Mr. roy's' buslne., district at . · . '.';:· .· 'lrlbune, the meelf11J·• ...y W ~l~ .J~. G•i!la· !Jieigs, Athens, Morgan, court today ori a char~• of j llagar was surlering from a a.m. today wu 12 dt~ ~ ~~ .:~ ' ~ ~~~-~ ~'*'lt ~~- It 'IY¥~~~ 1 ~ , heart GOIIditlnn. IAOw. . '"'· ,,... ,. . ·' ... . ~· ~ ~· . . '\ '-· ,, a ELB ERFE LDS IN' PO ME ROY Mr.• . .george Luster were her ~niversity, Columbus, OhiO. She mother, Mrs. Smith and sister, IS a senJOr at. Pomeroy. High Mrs Jackie Anderson and school and wilJ enroll m the ily ~f Jackson. They ~xecutive Secretarial CoW'Se CARS"'Y REENLISTS PFC Gary L. Carsey, whose mother, Mrs. Martha W. Carsey, lives at 128 Union Ave., Pomeroy, reenlisted for four years in the Regular Army Feb. 26 while serving as a typist Headquarters, I Corps Jn Korea Carsey, 19, enttred the Army in October 1963 nd completed basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. He Is a 1963 graduate of Middleport High school. Firemen to ::'.~5 ·l(;.d~~oior. X' j.,j0,·121 · · · · 99e 11 Film ............ , ...... $1.69 $2;35 KX135-20 Kodochrome X Film ................... $1.89 ailc-Verlchrome Pon Film No. 616 .... , ........... , . , . 64c 80c Vorlchrome Pon Film * * * AppaIach"Ia Not Destgne '· d $1.25 Kodacolor-X No. 620 11 Film ........ . .......... $2.48 $2.15 KRA135-20 Kodochtome ARRIVES IN KOREA an · · Airman Second Class WilMiss Carla Gilmore, student liam M. Ohlinger, son of Mr. at Ohio University, spent the I and Mrs. Conrad M. Ohlinger weekend with her parents, Mr. of 204 W. Locust St., Pomeroy, and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. MISS has arrived lor duty at Kunsan Gilmore is doing her student AB K a A I el specialist 0 h. t w t El ntary ' ore · te~c Jln~ a Athes erne he previously served at England & oo m ens. AFB, La. The airman attended Sunday dinner guests of Pomeroy High school. R d M Cl d E le~r.:: child~~n .:.r: th~ir ENROLJ1! IN CBU and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miss Linda Ann Sauvage, danE. Bartletl and children, Cher- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius yl, Dianna, Lucinda, Carol and Sauvage, Route 2, Pomeroy, Michael of Kirkersville, Ohio. has completed arrangements to Visiting Sunday with Mr. and enter the Columbus B~siness church services port Church of at thetheNazarene. * * * SAVE ON EASTMAN KODAK FILM DURING ELBERFELD$ CAMERA AND FILM SALE. YOU'LL FIND YOUR SIZE ' AND TYPE AND AT SPECIAL SALE PRICE$, Attending were Charlene Dodd ' Sandy Stewart, Rosemary Sisk, the honoree, and the hostesses, Charlene Kelly and Brenda Brown. Sending glftswere Don- , Most Streets Js Proposed to ELBERFELD s 1 ,. A powerlal ear:bqaab hao destroyed Ito ..U.g01 aiHI SELMA. Ala. (UP!) - Negroes, angered by the beat- kUiod two elderly womea .oa log of three white out-of-town mirusters 00 a city street, u tt.ecean Sea llllaDd, aceordRepresentatives from Meigs county asked the Southvowed to march on the Dallas County courthouse today to m, lo "'porto reacbll!J bere eastern Ohio Regional Council in Athens Tuesday to have protest segregation practices. today. "Feeder Roads built through Meigs county to the proposOne of the mirusters _the Rev. James Reeb, 38, of AD earUer report from t'>e ed AJ.lpalachia Way Route. Boston _ received a severe head injury and was rushed Seillmolelleal lnlllltute In UppAttorney Bernard Fultz and County Highway Supt. to University Hospltal in Birmingham Tuesday night for ~~~ Sw~~· ••~.~_elheeartla- E. E. Follrod, representing Meigs county at the SEO sestG Hi diti d ·,b d ,, critical " • - • - -·Iller """' """ slon, recommended "feeder roads" as a means to "HelP. su .ery. 8 con on was escrt e as very · thai devaotalod Skopje, Yago- open this section when the new highway is constructed.' The other clergymen - the slavla Ill lt3 struck TaeoFultz suggested that S t a t • ·-- ---Revs. Orloff F. Miller, 25, of day but they stepped aside aft- day 'nfsbt 11-wu eenlered Route IZ4 be rebuilt from the "It is my feeling that Meigs Hingham, Mass., and Clark 01- er granting King and his fol- Ill nonbwealera Turkey !be Letart Falls area to Jackson County will have to have these 1~0, 32, of Berkeley, Calif. - lowers permission to pray. King hutitute l8ld. ' where it could be connertt'ct feeder roads to the Appalachia with the Appalachia route way if it is going to help open were oot seriously hurt when then turned around and led the attacked by four or five white marchers back to their rallying there. 1the sections nf our county that He also offered the council ,have the most possibility for men Tuesday night after J)(lint Jn a church. leavlll(! a Negro restaurant. Say Marcil VIctory other suggestioliB regardin~ the industry." Participate In March King called tbe march a vicA palachia Route that would P . Fultz offered numerous sugThe three ministers were part lory but many Negrres and serve to. benefit Meigs cuunty. gestions to the council on the of a number of clergymen who white cleravmen ex:pressed disFultz said as an alternative &J • ' "Feeder routes" recommer.da· c&me to this central Alabama satisfaction with the short-lived Route 124 could be Improved tions showing several ways the t•,wn to participate in a civil walk. There were mutterfrom Letart to Pomeroy and Meigs County section could be righ!A march Montgomery lngs that a "deal" had been lhen 143 be rebuilt. connected with the AppalachTuesday. The march, led by Dr. made between King and state Fall• satd It to bll under- Ia Way . Martin Luther King Jr., turned authorities. King denied !hill MASON - The Mason town otandlng that lbe Appalachia · b&ck quietly, however, alter and said the decision to turn council at a special m~tlng Way aa propooed would ba"'· " We don't expect to get all passing !he spot outside the back If ordered to do so by Monday night by unammous I) touch lo tile northweot eor- the "feeder roads" that were city lin:alt.s where state troopers had been made the vote adoptoed a resolution to aer of tbe ceuaty. H U evea recommended, but feel tha~ trooper• and a mounted posse night before. !"'ve 90 per cent of the streets comes Into Melga. we should get some of them," used tear gas and clubs to Many white clergymen left m Mason, wh1ch IS approximate- The Pomeroy attorney :~dded, Fultz said this morning. ed break up 1 similar march Sun- alter the march, but 1ft- tr t . others ly1'113D,OOO eonyseenowpav d ay. were expect ed to amve today. . Ma · the 1 hi hwa State troopers again ba rred King . . m rnatown n g y ca 11 ed for a masSive IR teson 33) tslh ugh the path of the marchers Tues(Continued on Page 2) l~u ill propos~ to contr~ct for h red d morning at a Martin Restaurant breakHONOR PAST PRESIDENTS- Past presidents of the Middleport BP&W club were 0001 astunr:lidents and the resident, Mrs Alwilda fast. Seated left to tight ar~, Mrs. Rose Reynolds, MdrsL. Es:;il'lie SRussckhell, Mr;· ~~~~el:.S~~ a~l~ria lbersbach.' Grace Pr~tt, Mary Roush, Jape! Werner. 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