https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9ced2d84a10e72b06e4ddb1fb8fd4de9.pdf 3cc3b7e85f02fc17e3b0c081718173b6 PDF Text Text ' ' I a.,.. ft,!NIIIit. p.Ona;. " • {110~, YOU KNOW 'l1le aeoaraplllc cuter o1 dl• ~-- eollllllolll 11 m " ' - ComiiJ, N. D., 1 lew . •IIH west ol O..U. Lob . r.,.itv ,Gt.ta. )I ' • . -, enttnt.\ . ·e __________ ___ _ .. . . · ;· ~ tl)~ ~- ,.c ,. (,; ~ :i ~ 1 VOL XV NO, 234 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1964 ...-:" -:: ~ f . .... ";. ~ {.~.... C' "'~ ..:,....._ ' • _____________..,._ ould Go -Advises Business, Labor, To Hold Back Inflation day, .l'"eD, .&'to 'I ~~ . .:JLII}t WSAZ Channel 1:10 Down 011 the ,anij 1:30 Popeye & PaW VO Ruff an<' Reddy Shol! 10:00 Hector Heajhcote st.w 10:30 Fireba, XL $ Siamese Cat; Luath, Retrlever and: Genest, Tommy Tweed S.ldra Scott, John Draine, the talents of Rex Al· Novel by Sheila Bur• THINK OF ·, YOUR HOME MORIE .... . . . ,,. ,, ,.., "··· ,.r,..m dt ••rlrtt AM•·It ollltrt -~ /lfltlt fltWIII16/jl. Mrs. J·Thursda) Robinson a week' Mr. and and chil• accompa. Michael, their IIlii ter they with the Gary Tit WCHS-TV Channel 8 his parOl FU oN· BASEMENT ROOM C.ll us for a fr• eotl· Your basement can ' your kitchen. There It no ahllgatlon. NOMONIYDOWN be ullliud lor a family room or living quartero. Call •• for freeetllmate. NOMONIYDOWN lAST IUDGn TEIMS iASY IUDGET TEIMS .i.at.loriiHIIIernlslq BAKt A Utilize waste attic lor additional living space. Call us farlroototlmate. WY IUDGIT TIIMS EASY IUDGIT filMS offering horse drawn sleighs which carry vacationists from the cenler of the thousand acre \l'acl, on which Nevele is located, to the historic walerlalls from which It takes lis name . . Twenliely Century-Fox hal the new musical staning Beat. rice Lillle, Tammy Grimet ..-1 . , . Edwar<l Woodward, s)ated 'lo oplllary CQota, West ~~~ OJIOr- eli at Ne~- York'a Alvin 'lb¥alic soprliiH> wiJo·ju.st made bei' .ll'e 011. Mardi 3LSbow Ia a~ deblil at ·lhe MetrOpolitan 0p- leal adaptatiOn ol!ioel eowaril•a era, will play a IJRClwoods gitl ''Blllhio ·Splrit." .. · . who Is discovered by a talent Willie :~s ohowe4 up I.J> e 8COUI, in a guest star appear- olhior day for role ao hhnaelf ance m "The Beverly Hlllblll- in an upcmnin& ABC-TV "Donlea" to be. filmed this month na Reed ShOw" episode. The dJ. for broadcaat later in the sea- rector aaked bliD how' he would son on CBS-TV. Mlss Costa de- play blmodf. "I don't !mow," sertec1 TV commercials to con- ollrilgged Wlllie, "J-.1 t u r a centrale on alnginC.. .. u- ~as on, ,and If It Jimmy Durante has been sfgn- ain't Die, Jet me know." : . . , ed for a special · guest appearAmerican Heritage. and Unltance early lD Man:h '"' NBC • ed Preu International · have TV's "Sing Along fll4 Mitch." done a ma.terlul job with Four Shirley 'i'em)lle will be · I h e Days, the documentary """'""'" bearlled one's guest CD ,feb. 3 ot the late John Flf28erald Keft; and George Bums wJ!l appear nedy's ~a..inatioo eildlDg wltll on Feb. 10 . .l • his burial at Arllagloo CemeAs a I~ ~ f~ · teey. )iearly • miUkJa copi~ (Tueadaya and J'rlda'PI ~-u·e .w111 be-dlslrUJuled tbrtiul!b UPI Par~.~~ .""*- member _.....,...._. and ic..,..,...li"'!l'!al ~- ·• . ~ A lpecl~lly-bouacl Maramus, N, · J., Jrl!l -... ...., wlil be dlatribuled by 8'~ .F¥bloP lltiO,WL lj' ;;;..aadsdwaier'thriJush,..... acldlll·4UU w ·"--:11 "'" ve.Jiiodek • . a- ," IIOrel, .. . WHTN _TV ch anne I 13 l 1:30 Pa( & Mike t:OO 010rcli ol Onisl 8:30 O.anael 13 Preaenll 10:00 Neigbborl 10:15 Social Security ~;: The omart way to C.clcl needeol llvlnt .,_.lt's-mlcal ••• )lfGCIIcal NOMONIYDOWN ~ '~ :-, Explain Simmering Fuss lha Raye and Peler Lawlonl later this season on Judy Garland's CBS-TV Sunday nighter. The Conadian star will be malling his U. S. leledebut . Arnold Wesker, author ~ "Chips With l!lverything," U.. hit Broarlway play at tile Boollf ' Theatre, appear 00 CBS-. TV's "Comera Three" ·sundaj, Jan. 19 .... will il biblllnC llli ..~.. ~' atlij'e. ' lnckldJiil • ' '• NO MONIYDOWN ( •• 1 ::' .:.;;u 12:30 Allakazam 1:10 Fllck.. 1:30 AmerlceD Bandsta... 2:30 O.alleoge Golf 1:30 Bowler'a Tour 1:00 World of Sporla 1:30 WreatJJnt 7:31 .llaobmann;y 1:30 La......,. Welt 1:30 Saturday Nlflbl at .Movie P . - ~ ~ lol • ...., 1iiW 'l'bea&er . n-- ' Si:E-HEAR: Perey · : eomo ~« Duraale 110- u• ~be!_..ID ·~ ' ::.!:~ ~olh;y·Pre- . and mala . ....:!'~ .~ · shows ww. Jllen'a Giill-: .. ·'. · . . ' ' Yille, claDCer Ilull T8!Jiblya and A new ,.~1\C ~,.;,: . llie 'l'eiaa I!GJ• ~ i'O !he lhe llor7~~~ •• ' ...... lhlr1l sjjiclal ~ ten and . -.,.or of P...,- ~·I J,ol'uatc ...,.. '!II JOWIIJ~ ' ' "-~ · . · NBC-TV TbUr•., Jan. 23. SUO. ed a8 a Ml-hilur ....,.,'IW , will be a live presentatloll irom tal by fTbe lf!IC j;]llldND'i lhe State hlr Mualc BaiJ;,I>iiJ. · 1beatre"·SaturtiaJ, Feb; !&.... • 1aa Te1aa · . ' . Qs ·~ COl- . SIGHTS l ~UNDs: AI!C • llnPood· as rovldi Eurupellll • , Parmount laat - k ...........S . ~ · He'Q be .~ ·' Rescue Teams Drag Ohio ./ . _., &:30 and 11:10 PM l : PACEMAKER NEWS. , ' I • .&:4·0. ,11:15 PM WEATHER REPORT .8:45PM .. .. __., _, . i .: • .. . ,; J ~ '' • Grassroots Show Glenn Pressure jUil.- auuer j0~::30~Tbe~~Delecii~EVOI~=--jS]~=of~~~~~CMt~ ll:JD .' ·• StatlC 11:10 CUper Cartoon AniC ROOM ·>., ' 11:30 JaiBOill .OOM .lDDinON :, INOUGH TO IIILT HIS REART-Hugtiette Larra of Mar~tUiea pooes wltb a seldom-seen vloltor to Southern France. 1 Koel of FriDCf II bllnketed .with snow. ~ .~· ---- . 7:10 TV Classroom 7:31 En Fr81100 1:10 Captala Keagaroo 1:10 Alvin Show 1:30 Tenn. Tuxedo 10:10 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 MlghiJ' Mouse 11:10 Rin Tin TiD 11:30 Ro~ Bogen 12:00 Sky Klni 12: 30 Do you Knoll' 1:10 News 1:30 Saturday Movle8 1:30 Telesports 4:00 CBS Golf Chlssk: 5:10 Championship Bridge 5:30 Mr. Lucky 6:00 The Early Show 7:30 Jackie GleaSOD 8:30 The Defenders 1:30 Phil Silvera 10:00 Gulll!moke 11:10 News " 11:15 Lale Movie 3 'ODERN KITCHEN ~:AU:O ' , , . _ oiUI;/M.I~ 11 ; 15 9Porto . 11:20 FIIIDI of tbe IO't, IN '" ,, . .., eli Country Club, Ellenville, N. Y., baa introduced. a most romiinttc theme for lovers of the great outdoors. The resort is 11:10 Dennis the Menace 11:30 Fury 12:10 Sgt. Prestoa 12: 30 Bull winlde 1:00 E:lploriDjt 2:00 Mr. Wizard 2:30 NBC Sports Specill f:OO Great Momento ia ·Jiaakl 4:15 Adventures lD Color 4:30 Big 10 Basketbali • ,.. SalunlaJ' Report 1:15 News & Wealblir 1:25 Sporla 1.:30 Porter Wagoner ~ 7:10 'lat. Night Jamboree 7:30 Sillging' caravan 1:30 Joer Bishop 1:00 Saturctay Night Movlel 11:00 Late News Picture 11:10 D, J. and Weather the Bull Terrier ' - • t.'Oming ~Br~,W»Y.. . coinedf.!.. : ~~" ;1iii.. e.e. •t Q r ·. ~·· ~ :..- ~: · ·~ "N'~er Lik,e ~r a rre~ F-ru , ~- il ' RADIO .• . TV · Nll:WSRJ!llt;L: " toty," at the ~e ljme lltqu~,. . .., · ABC' ~wa Correspondent Bob ing the motion picture rights; Young is the new anchorman The play, writ! en by radio-TV's ot ABCTV's late evening newa Jerry Devine, is scheduled 10 program. He replaced Murphy open in New York 011 March 25 Martin with Dennis O'Keefe starred ... As a part of ils current WinRich Little, comedy importer Pageant fe8tures, the Nevsonator from Canada, joins Mar..i A t ..... Bm1 siot .. ,, . .U~ Ftlda1 .· in '.t!te pr\IO~cbOD ot;'the ?jolth(· will lllOI'e to J1 later rlghta . flOWERS ·~-~ •.. T.HAT:SPE~fC . r.t'. T.t!lftUI!t VU11 ' . :: . :z .. ;: . li'•'-' · .. Pails· ·bul . . lllarllrii" ......• -!¥·tbe 1 bll ejltin .. . ~' ' ~."f �- .L -··-- • , , ' ·' .. . . ·..:· ' Tltf'! Daily- St~ntini!l 1 BAGGED ONE!" ' 0 1960, the u.s. •&reed to fl)' the Pana· manian flag in tlie Canal Zone. "Oper·· ation Friendship•' wu launched In an ef· fort to help anobbilh Amtricane get acquainted witb Panamanians. It wu too lltUe and too late. P'ortunatezy then Ia no lndltatlon tbat Panaman\ane want the Americana to clear out entirelY, dt~plte the ~-.cent violence and bloodalied. Th~ ('rtaent sit· uatlon may be ameUorated 11y conceo· aions to Panama - a llllhtr rental for the zone, a abare In the revenuea and management of tha canal, nondlscrlml· natory hirinJ practices. If there Ia yet no danser of another Suez, ilia only becauae tbe Communtata have not yet taken over tht IOV11'11111ent. A meeting of mlncla bltwten Panama and the United Statu would go far toward inaurinl tbat they never do ao. River News t l---------l•ador If ~:110 a.m. --IIIIa Dollll (AJ...) C!OIIIt. If tD.'f cllildfiD ahow Wit , dencltJ to ,put • """"' .I'll The traublt with *'>111111 (IIIII slmpljl lllrYI 11011 • faltlnbiC trouble) Is they expect the re- thiJqo IIIII IIJ aotbllll. spect due a woman and de- Dear lltllll: ' .• , · mand tbe equallty ol a man. I have bNn lllll'l'ltd tbrti If women stqed at bOIIII )'Mrl ud tD.'f wilt IOei· ~ .. more and pve up the 11101111' place tvlf)' llllbl. ~ - { hungry atUIUde which onl)' lelda ai.OIIt lor up to U ~~Gutt;' :li ~ , to e.travqant spendlltl a a d WOD'I tell 1111 where sropped trying to outdo man In I ctve bar MUO IVII'7 'f!l!l!ltb earnings, we might bave hap- besides lhe otore blllil ani! 'otbpler lwmu, aDd mea 1 b a I er 111111 thai l pay, but""*he wouldn't wander because they'd stW won't ba I Wife 10 1ile. ·llo'· get the attantioo they naed. you llilnk aha Ia pulUnC '!l!f.lfit If women don't want the re- - a.a.s. ' .• ·' . sponsiblllly of a hoina, t bon Dear, S: '' ''"-'· they shouldn't milT)'. A lot" of Sbt • PulliDC eolllllhlq <trfcl1, them walit married status just that's for sure I Maybe '· yeu ' so they can h.... "1\(ra.'' be- should UBI tbal Jei to 'lloill, blr fore their nllllt, but their Cl1' out. - H. ' .· ·. eer means a lot inore to them. Dear Helen: ' ' Alld that'a why ao IIWIY of How come tbiJ? Wbtll : ·:· 1111' them make meaea . of their mother or father ari .nli!lilnC . llvoo. - OLD FASIIIONIID TV and 1111< 1111 to gtt an thtlll Dear O.F.: I drink of water, I alwa11 ·ilave .. _,_ to. or else they call 1111 :. Illy. . Tilt bappiesl fiUIIilJ' .... 1 But when 1 qk one oUhem to know are worklna wlvts. Of 1et M! a drink of ·•'tor -. c~, 5ome ol the uohappleat cauoe 1 don't want 1o ·Ill up, ~ married women I know are al~ they say, "You've go& ··",; twt-· . o•. • • aha; · · cllno in tobacco uaaee - a severe dip now, 1 slow recovery later - the indu• try, like the nation during the Deprei· aion, wm continue to be "fundamentally sound." Drops in cigarette amoklng could be offset by lnerea~es in claar and pipe tobacco consumption. Tobacco men can be happy about one thing: The worst is over. It Is to be hop. ed that they will now cease blowing up statl$tlcal smoke screens to try to prove that cigarettes don 'I hurt anyone a n d • · 111881. There never will be such 100 per cent concentrate their reaourcea on finding 114 ptoof, for medical science Ia not that ex· out juot what It is in tobacco that Ia in· jurious. act, nor cancer that simple. worka to set out of homo ,.. Dear Sandrll . -,;: . Men have been comforted by t h o Smokers are now officially on notice, sponaibilllle• would be tho aame Your 1tiJ ban 1101- aliOUI a however, that they puff at their peril. weed for several hundred years. They By LYLE c. WILSON had lost S5 Clllta of Ita pur- tbe leaden of the United Statea kind of ahlrkw with or without ell'l"lllll wear on u- ,botlo . The tobacco induatry is not going to will beat a path to tht door of anyone Uolted Preao JDteraoUonal chaolng power In the paat 26 ore leading. Two of our recant a job. - H. yy end btoldat they 00'1 .U collapse. Sales reached aU-time highs in who can give them a healthy smoke. American citizEn• should be years. Thesa were the Ylll'l ol presidents n..er once achieved Dear Holen: ~ ~~ from ' lltiDP, The smart ones, though, will not get 1963. !fbough the government's report shuttling between shame and dellclt spendlnl during which a Treasury surplus . or, even, 1 I BiNI with yoor ..,..,or to Uke housework,~.-llill will po,_~i~)Yyesuit in an overall de· the habit in the fint place. alarm this week as they hear the publlc debt ezploded !rom balanced budget whUe In olllce. "Mother of A F tty ,;- Alld • I lcllnl up kld' ahoes aoob from their President that the about _f40 billion (In liD) to They were Franklin D. Roose- know because 1 :,. 'atm051 100 p d CCIII off ~ 1r41111• I'1IOill u. o. aovernment again must $310 billlon today. veil and Johll F. KeMady, K;.nan H. · 1 borrow billions to pay Its bills. The dollar you aoved In 1139 nedy piled up a spendin8 deficit ~ ovorwel'!:;.,~ ~~ hdt ::· Htl . • The ohame belongs mostly to Is now worth juot 45 eenll In of nearly $18 blllion durin& bls P my \'IOn n • ,r en. 1 politicians who Juove collahor· purchasinJI power. If you saved hriaf tlma in office. : hope 1 ·~on the waproby,~nat- I m 1Jl ated o,·,r .the years In the reck· a dollar in tbe 1947 • 49 period ,JFK oent to Con!!ASI 1 1963 y,. to ,10 v n1 my em, soma O DIY ,. WI' II less policy of deficit flnanclng, and rtill bave It in the bank, fiscal year budget message pre- Whtch ~ m sure 1was m~ to t eolu~•-~ ·~~· .~!'•· Pr..Jdent Johnson wUI tell it will buy about ve cents worth dieting a surplus of about $4113 woroe ecauoe was nag.~ pu me w""" w "' . the Congress Tue!iday tbat he of grocorleo compared to Ita millions. That fiscal year ended about It at home. To mothers, ~ who had a pa!Q t9f !10111' - \ /.---._ expects a $0 billion deficit In take whon you aaltocl that buck with a $41.2 billion deficit. The let me oa; thlJ: Stop talking kind) btciUII I have .the. NIDI_ the I!Hiii fiscal year. That wiU away. !~Hit !ileal year daficit also will about food. A weD-meaning 1110- ldnd of pain and be Johnson deficit No. I. Your dollar put In tbo bank run Jnro billions - and many ~her ~= :tually f~~ .':.,~ r e~ ~ ~ w~d 19 4.0 ' •.,.. 1 BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN shoveling tho snow off the ceme~t'llawn" The U. S. government haa In 11167-59 Is worth I fracUOII of them. aug overea Y na...,.g · u, II r:u..,. NEW YORK, JANUARY 15 .. , in front of his W. 55th Street hous~. been In the red In 26 . of the of a cent more than IS f'ents to- The oddt are aaainst Proal- her about her weight My eat- somebody else a dru&. ~rescrll" . The Celebrities Renata Boeck's very first telephone past 33 years. There bas been day. From Ocrober to Novem- dent Johnson scorln8 a budiet lng became compuls•ve - I lion. I hope you tell \lle,ID llow . call after she returned from a holiday at a Treasury surplus only six er of laot year the U.B. dollar balMIICa 1n the one, five or nina tool< refu&e In food_because it dangerOIQ It 11, Helen, ~-~ _. 1 The sudden death of socialite Lucille her parents' home in Hamburg, Germany, times since 1930. That is a shrank by two tenthB ol a eent. years he may proaide in 111e was ~de IAl seem so Import- lice someone asked yqq alioiiul 1 • Rugen while .on her honeymoon in Hai· was to John David Griffin. That thrill shameful ·record. If the poll!~ Not much, maybe. But over the White HoUJe. LBJ 11 tied tAl a ant. When 1 waa unhappy or 8 tundown feeling theC'' t1 several seasons ago made headlines may entitle Johnny to take two giant clans and the voters lack the years the shrinkage baa been poliUcal party which li tied to lonely or felt things were jWlt In .19 Jlil~~~ ~ Ill',; wlle.n her family Investigated the trage· steps forward - ahead of Renata's for· grace to ·be ~shamed, they !enormous. Ths country is well presaure groups which are tied no use, I ate. And this kind of hyperlnallllliiiiD. - . . ' ' <ly 8$ "a mystery," and it's due to pop mer flames, Bob Evans ancl Eddie Fisher should have the wit at least wlon tbe way tD a two hit dollar. to bil spendini. eatlna Is the hardeet to over· ED • . •' \· ' :.' ,. 010 up on the front pages again in the near .. . Frankie Avalon, who juot completed he frightened by Ibis extraor· Thereafter tbe buck coold ahrinlt Owiaht D. Eilanhowor had · Dear , • , ·. . · ..... , . fucure. Members of her family have en- "Muscle Peach Party," t..ves for Europe dinarv record of IOO<e llving by some more. If It could shrink three ourplua yel1"8, 1156-67-«1, THE ALMANAC onlllo~~~ ~orry~~~!f'be gaged new attorneya ·•• the prelude to without his wife, Kay Diebel. Hla travel· tbe U. S. government. · ro no value at all. and was prom! of them. The Re- By United Prtu llltornalfmoal f ytho! ~ lttiift:V."' ~ • oattle with her titled huaband over her ting companio)l will . b_e, the leSJ glamor· Dollar Volue Declines AI that point we woold be a publluan 80th Congreu forced T a 1 or ": Wll , 0 ~;-_1 t,~ . 1 es•ate . . . A lady who has known Ernest ous but more esaentlal Carlo Menotli, These repeated deficits have a nallon of bankrupts In a surpluoes on Harry S. Truman 20thodd! ~'::;· ~ ja~ln~ ~ dlidl •.fttt to . Borgnine very wall .for quite a few years Frankie's vocal coach . . : Louis Prima is been e major factor In the bankrupt nation. The Amerlean In !947-48 for which be ap- loll w Y w . ~ . 0 • Is being openly okeptical about the ac- hoping for a regular televialon show. rotting of the purchasing puwer way would have become an parently never forgave 111e famlly Uvlng, 1141 if ~· ~ .!!.1'tor's announced plans to marry Ethel He's taping a pilot of his antics in the of the U.S. dollar. The $2.50 American memory. Another SO legislaror. HST alto waa in the The moon II approaching ltalinS kld trouble or jdaf, I ~~In Merman. Her quote to pals: "Wanna lounge of the Sahara In Lao Vegas, which haircut and the 25 cent bus .years of spendorama govern· black In fiscal 1951. first ,quarter. trouble, let Helen bel\! Tu~. bet?" . . Elliott Roosevelt, now a Miami Is his natural habitat. ride have arrived. The Bureau men! could achieve all 'Ill that. Now comos a n 0 the r The evening 1lar1 art Vllllll, Sbe ':'~abo welcome-~y\!iif •.wn • • • resident, is expected !o enter the politi· 1 ol Labor Statistics reported Didn't llalanee Budget treasury deficit. Two bit dollar Jupiter and Saturn. amus.,; experilnch. . . ..~ cal wars very shortly as a candidate for Carroll Baker wound up writing one of this week that the U.S. dollar That lo the direction In which here we come! On this day In blltory: . Helen Bottel In l!ll't , . ,,""" Congress. A victory for Elliott would her own lines for "The Carpetbaggers." In 1801, Johll Mll'ohall ol VIr· newspaper. . , " :." .. give us three of FOR's aons in office in , One of the more colorful props in the the nation's capital. fUm was a touring sedan used by Alan justice Pretty.Judy Lovejoy is Albert Finney's Ladd (as Nevada Smith, the great cow· . . . . In 1887, lhe U.S. Senate ap. DIYOTID TO tN1'1lftl) ·~ Very Latest, if you're keeping score. They boy star). It wa• upholatered in unborn By Wayne G. Brandatadl, M.D. led wtthout seasonmg and Wllh· S\)e •• very soU-conscious • proved lhe leuinl of Peart •1101 MAIOit " .iii.. ' · were twisting at the Peppermint Lounge calf hide and outfitted with two hugt seta As a boy reaches tbe age of out being made Into potties. bout her hairiness. Harbor, In thl HawaUan t. · ":"! · .· . the other ntaht. JUdy's the daughter of of cattle horns. When Carroll took her 11 A - Exceoaln hair on I b e Ianda, 11 a baN for the U.S. ':::,.~ , : . ~~= the late actor Frank Lovejoy . . . Quite first ride in It during a reh ..l'llll. ohe 12 to Ia, he may undergo an entarcemont of tho hroaota. This Q Wbal wo•kl canoe my arms and legs io usually lnber· Navy. .. . ,......., _.:;,.: .....,. ...,.. .J .a few celebrated Partaians are brushine called it "a 12-cylinder steer," and that is caused by the changes In horlf)oyear-old daughter to have a lied from one or both Pll!'eJlll. In lt38, Kin8 George Vol En&· .., ., ,... .... • - hbl!oblDII 1 their teetb with 14-karat toothbrushes. description was conaidered so pictur· 11 Christmas remembrances from D a n n y esaue It was Immediately put into the mone secretions associated with Iorge aihount of very long black Hair lfOwth Is controlled by land died, with bllaon nectad· c - . no • - • ""· ......,.,. ' puberty. In oome boys, I he balr on her arms and lege! the 8lands .ol Internal socreUOD. !ng to the throne U lidward : : '11'1. l"l Kaye Among tile recipients were ballerina script. 1VIIf. breas1s may even be slightly Should she be allowed to shave Shaving wlH do no harm, but it ..._. u .::: ~.... .. "Zizi" Jeanlmaire arid Maurice Chevalier A handsome young pop singer and his sore when this enlar&ement her armo and legs! Does she wlll not solve the problem per· In 1941, Franltlln D. Roosevtll .,..., "..,.·• ,_...., • .. . Madison Avenue is buzzing with ru· wife are on the verge of calling It 1 day. was Inaugurated lot .bil third "':.'". .... , , r .l. mors about ~m!lc'urprise mergers among Those close to them say the legal action first occuro. Enlargement "" bave too many male hormooesT manently, term 11 Presldehl ..:..W .:0~ 'tjQ< the bi& advl!rtiaini aeencies dur- ts liable to be extremely bitter and bead· ually lasts from a lew months 4 lnl 1V64. · nne-making . . Cassius Clay now bas his to two years and then nbsiooa. ""' • • •on """· ...,. •.N : If this is understood and prop· OW A thouchl for lhe dayA • .....,....,;It til ·; • • • own stable of gag writers, headed by Gar· few hours alter Italy declared m::~""''f•l! 1 New York frie~ds' of Doris Duke and ry Belkin, a nice guy with a weak left er reaosuranco Is atven, sell • consciousness or embarraa.. war on Franee, Franklin D. o... ....,... .111.,1 1iif Joe Castro were bowled over by the re· hook Bla Ed McMahon had 1 trip to ment can be minimized. 0 e8 RooaeV4!lt llld: "On thlJ tenth _..., • ..., 11.11t · cent newspaper headlines that they were Russia In the planning stage, but hla JD oldreiDO lnalanoea, oome day of.June, !NO, the ban4 that " - - 11-· - · divorcing. (They had never admitted they schedule - two network TV shows daily form of ll"ealmeat may be ad· All of the swtheasternl entllng Jan. 11, liM and for the held thl dallll' baa atruck It ::., IT!"::,":. .. "':: ·• • . were married, but everyone knew they and network radio show on weekends were very close friends.) Only recently made the jaunt impossible ... Uberate's 'Vlioble. Mala hormOIIM' bave Oh!o counties l!howed ~bit fiscal year wblch llllrlld July Into the badl o1 Ill nollhbor." ....,. ,.,_..;.., ~ . _..,: they treated a musician pal to a Hawaiian doctors are happy about the way he's re· beta tried, bu~ wllllout suoc- sams In !llloa tax <;<>lltiCiiona I, 1163 folloWI: Athena lor the IWII week per1od I b at 325.40, f!JUIUO. Gallll - f',• • .. vacation at Doris' fabulou& Island borne cuperated from hi& recent aUment, and Tbe , ou17 aallsll!ctory meallo nrpcat removal~ If tbiJ ended J.,. 1l, !963, over I h e 095.11, t/1.701.11. Hoctinl .... ;, ' ' , . . Durins our Bill Bllnard, one of the have okayed his return to wort n e x t Is dooo 11 lllloald be ~ correspoadlng period In IBG3. 17M2, Ml,478.'1'1. Jacll-...u.,. sights not-to-be·missed was Tony Perkins month. by 1 ~laollc _,_ who will One of the laraest aalns was 780.41, fG4,811.114. Lawrence _ ' -~ ~· . ', notore 111o utrlllll eouiDan made by Meigs county. t/.M1.88, tlll,'IIUI. Melp . , .", ~~. ';; uc1 leave au lDcenoplcuoa The llgurea l!howlng the col· t3,810.1!1, tll,tllii.Ge. Piketl,• ·. ,; : ~. :· _,; Hado 1 --•·-•· lectlona for 111e two week per. 2SU8. IQ,ete.ll7. Roo - •·· · · ·. " ~' · If the .....,.pmont ,...]1 loda ending Jan. 11, J$6t IJid 210.81, '172,181.11. llcloto-tll,~ . '-~:-: ,:';':;" .X~ ~·-';· ~~ So HOW oo 1He.Y DRESS HeR MOST pall••• II or hu its onaet"bto Jan.12, JBG3, and the fiscal year 1114.60, eKI,116.88. Vlnton--t1,· ANCHOIVS WE.QE SO HAPpY OF lHE. TIME.? WHY, IN PANTS ANO tween aaea II and *I, 1 IUinOI' fi&ures for !be years siarting 194.:1'1, AB,ltl.ll. · ., ":o,"'t'F '• ':. WHtN 111EIR F=lilJR'fl.l CHILD WAS A SWEE.T MQt.!N()tA'TLE ()ria .... SHIRTS JUST l.IKf. '!HI:. BOYS-.. of ooe of the alandl of lnteroal July 1, !$liS and JUly 1, 11162 • secreuon sboold be 1111peotod. loUow: A'ITII:ND l'llNI!:IIAL In this eaoe, a biopsy opeclmen Athon1 $14 901"57 .., 873 •t · - · of the breast should l>e esamln· ' · ' ••' .. • Thoat who attllldad lbl fll. eel and other tea11 made to de- •·~-7~ f253,5VU7. neral of AU., H. Ballty flobm a . .• Clallltr- - 'f/,!6Ull, A,18!..U. !ermine the cau..,. If a llunor $136,5113."11, $11.6,1146.$1. dlstanel '111ft D. C. F!Uer, $L Is found, It ahould be removed HoQ!al ·- fii'I'IUI, '1,:111.· Peterabura, ~-. Mra, Maile without delay, 29, f11~;o;oo, JIO'I,ITUIII. Walla!!e, St. Pllenbtlri, Mrl. Q - u.. da··•ter 11 monu.S , . . . ,':"' $tO,iiiUll, $11.110.• Betty Barnhart, Columbuo; Mit • ..., ..- • 50. $100,0t1Ut, '176,i11U7. Mar••• Col btiJ ""old, hasn't many teeth and can'l LawrtJ!III ;... 'IUIIUI, f7,• .- _.. •., 11111 ; ~· chew meat. She won't eat baby s&Ul, $27U8U&. tm,f5!i.41. and Mra. r-t MUla, C.. food, so I've been living her Melp .,. ,tiO,III.II, fl,IQI.OI, bridp; 1\fr. and Mra • .llartall ·' plenty of egp. Coulcl YIMl lUI· $108-~ tfi,f!l.&l. Orr, Mn. Pert)' Orr, Mra. Mil- · gest BOrne meall she co u 14 Pike .;o. · ~~~~Q,N, tl.~.tl, fonl Colt, all of Col~; Mr. chew or some substllute for ••417.61, t51......,. - . tnd Mra. PI~ Osbotql, o\lhllli; mOll!? · .SO,IO'I.ie, .....41. Mr. lUid Mra. ltmaal Dtvlo, aa. A - 11 I• . . . . for a $l00.331.._ ,ptO,m.84. · tem Centar; Mra. ll4lY Cuto, baby not 1o ac:cept lhe apeclal· licllele.·- .f11118'/.IJJI,0!2.U, Columbua; Mr • .and fm. If!': Jy prepared boby foods that ClO!I· $5U,I8CJ.~I, lf0l;1131.Be. mer Blum, 8rem111; Mr. ttid slst of meat ot mixed m11t and Villlon ·;..,;; .. ,liS.&I, ..... Mrl. Jact .Critp and family, vegetables. Have you tried dH· ~,6G8.11, t2fi,IID".tO. + · · DanvW1; Mr. J•" A!IDllllar, feront brandl? Have , ... stran Motor vi!bltle, bwaetraller PeliJllylv.,tit; Mr. ~nd M.r •· up too aQol~? Y:ou !11111 ~w- !llld "" ·ttl.',I!Pilactlon• ,In I h !I Vet'ftOI} Dolin, Rllvenswood, W, ever, give a 16-mopth"'ld boby ten"1l0011ii~Uhowllig the coil~!~!" Va.; ·~Ill' HID; FOfler, 1V: finely &fOUII4 ro,wx1 itealt: ~- Ilona for llie. t)Vo week ptl'iod Va. · . , :.'rt"~~t~:· ~. Ia~·~~ ~t.g~d~ 10~ Capitol Reports From The Available In Red, Black or Brown, '' ~ . Rttulor \"' $5.99 Ralph George,· Vinton Business Man Dies at 54 -1_,,_. · , ·~yDORO;HY KILGAL~ . ~Medical Report ::n~.w:;::ed~ 1 ' I New vents for many htattR eliminate the need for expensivt chimneya L,-., . ' Charles Biggs, Rt. 2, Vinton, Dies At Age 79 THE DAILY sENii~L ·· :U":: - ....,_ =.:-:. , u-••-· *- .,.. 2 Use Hot Water fr(na Your GAS Water Heater Tilt uniqut ''Chill CliMer" - be Gallipolis Business College lnltalltd iol any room. Hot water 1ron1 ~ ... W.ter HeaW aln:ulateo lhroutlh e 110M iol the "Chltl ChaHr" wht.. I left dialribultt h lllll • lnUI the room. Since the water 11 Milled It h ...., • heater, 110 lklt Ia noededforlht "CttiN Clul..,., ... Ill all, ,... ca11 conttol h 100111 Train For .. ca... ra In l!lualnHI or Civil S.rvlce Jobs! ·1 ·. : Enroll Now Cell 446-4367 Write' or Vlalt sear: 1'11! At Secretarial General Office Acoounting Bus. Administration ffiM Key Punch '" .16.· New Spring Night Quarter Begins Feb. 1Oth and flues. Any_ outside wall it an ideal place to locate lhese handy heaters. And what a wide variety you ~ave to choooe from •, , there's I style and size to myOlJ( exact rtqUirtmtnta, And most can be lhermostatically controlled. Dlplome Couran tan -1- Install a GAS Heater that Vents through the Wall ·.·'. A}}}O SEQ counties • Sh GaJfi • J Sal Tax Report WY 2-5321 3 inexpensive ways to make a ''har.d to heat., room comfortable r- Today 's FOREMAN &ABBOTT • N. 2nd Ave. ! ":: $4 99 THE SHOE BOX Dlayb!i.Je..• ::or;::/' .95 Covers, o;mstanfrur.;•;t'! . Vo~of Broadw~y ..• reporting s Many Have Nylon '-,"" _r( --. A REAL Boat_,,., r n.et Helin: Human belrqla.•re aometlmeo more ra· tlonallzlnl thaD rttlonal; they usually find excuatl for ·dolni what they want to do. ThOBe wbo want to amoke will do so, despite rtleaae of the government'• lclnJ-awalted report on tobacco and can· cer•. They will seize on the fact t b a t there Ia atill no "absolutely proved" caua•and-effect relation1hlp between smoking and lung cancer and other di· ........... IIIli rue.. Mf, J._ t1 at 71:11 •· m. Semot•t tbe ·Lo!ilatt 'Falll Or'a tle Gnp ftldhiJil Gttlllpolla down ! ........ S:!l8 a.m.; Lucy i$e!IOoL , , . ..• _., , .. ·• dam IU, IU, MIDinl I foe! J - l.ucu up London I a.m. ; . Ill rollera, Pomeny-Muoo tl.· Beaver up Marmet ~ : ZO • .D). ; <'¥1 ~burt• "~ !11, Pt. Pleaaant 14.41, 111n1o11 A. E. Dyke down Winfield 10:- Llncoln'1 oflen II I.IS atatlonary, Kanawha Fatil 211 p.m. ; 0. F. Shearer up ,Win- greauttt bJoiraphy of IDOdona 1.7Sialllng, Cllarleston 11.211 ata- Held 1 a.m. tlmeo. lloaary. Ldndoo, Mannel a n d Wlafield dama Wert <111 lhe ollll. WDIIIIO. Go Puffing in Peril ·. ·I ~ B1ver- I . Galll)lllt tlelll ChaJleo :PI'A to MDT l!jeYf'ftiOII down 4:41 p.m.; ~~~ on... 1Mm Fait. "" loll ZePhYr down 1:211 p.m.; Jn.. ~ ltl reF,Jar - - 19114-S Helen Help l)sl Deep-Seated Ills in Panama I f o., Jan. 20, •• ~--------------------~ -1 COMMINTATINO IDITOIIAUY The crisis in Panama was precipitated by .omethin& much more serious than fiii·Waving by ltudents - though the acotiona of the Amerlaan atudents in· vDlved il illdl~tive of one of the tbinis tbat Ia rotttn In P~. An al.llloat ~orcotten footnote In blatory Ia the fact tll&t a mall force or Cuban nvolulionarl•~ Invaded Panama sborUy atte. CaltrO'a seizure of power in 1a11e. . Why did tbey pick Panama? Becau11 of lons·f..terinl rtNntment IJI!nat vlr· tually ablolute U.s. dominion over a 40·m1l•lollJ, lO.mll•wlde lllct or Pana· manlan tarr!tol')' and 11alnat rule of the many by a banCUul of wealthy families, wblcb baa been the pattern or Panaman· ian politics alnce Teddy Rooaavelt creal· ed the country In 1903. Mter Communilt • Inspired riots In ~ lllntlntt, PGmeroy·Mldclleport. 2-~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. 1 JIJI, 20,, 1Ht • t 11 ' 3 Compact GAS Furnaces Tuck Away Out of Sight Tbe tttic, or 1 closfi, provide exetllent 1pots to locate Gas furnaces. Approved metal flues can extend right through the roof to keep installation costs to a minimum. T~ fresh air fumac11 filter and eireulete the air and keep It at pre Mlected lempel"ltUtM. ' ' Thilll - to lllrt . llollll willl .. . ...... ..u.I'IGiolonl """",.. . - .• ... .. Iiiii!.'I" · llloiiiY PIG b...., liMo, • .... _ .. , ilaotorbllll, ...... IIWII!It, '*'!f.,fll~ ~ ln. .. ' ,.. . '·'' i -.:I ~,J~~~ !o ' .'", $25 .....$2000. . ·.~ ECONOMY ' ) .. ~~- ~I.DAH ·~ & 3 ROOM GROUP AS LOW .U _..,.,,.. '299 GAS • th ·t IS · . ~ secre of ec·ono~y and.eomfort ' llllt-,. Don't 11ve way to lilt ltmjltltlon to hut 1 liOicl .,t wiMI 1 ....., porUble ~.The_. d opntion 1$ ~ llili!.. mllht Mllll llke economy lit tnt alle!l·--:out ~- 1i11'1 ;' '>1 . ;.• .• ' ., ., ·' ·•/ !.' . · ... '• ..... ••• • ~~~nun unn-ad\' . . , . . -""'- cethla . (, ' ' , I , '~ - �..... -.. - ....- ..._....'.i. .. •. .. . .... . .-.- __. ... • • ~I ' • , J liM i { Tornadoes Continue Assault, Win llth Straight Game i' ~ jj • . I . I . l f I I ~ : : · l\acllle'o 'l'ti:M'oeo CQDtlnued with st buckela Ia 7$ . their 1«1"14 -ult on bat- ottemptlfor a 112 per.:r~~~:er~ b1baJ1 taama with a convine- qo. &llaDd, after ~ .,. InK 101).88 ,~~:~ory qver the mueb eolder seeoDd ball, endRutland a.l Devils Saturday ed up blttlni 21 of a sbola for night. Tbo win wao the 11th to per cent. strai ght foc RBclne th>S season Ru~e~:: T!:!~ w lh<<tt defeat. ho ~opening secomb and then area ,,'~:~ ~;;;:t bln~ihe •= :r:... ~ :u bulldlng up a lead by mid· ern Local boys were leadmg, finally ..., throogh the flfll otanza, 8'1-411. t bef . t:uth:phlgh-r- Tor· does Actually • Coach • Dick <.lurlin'o Red Devils stayed Vl ithin striking distance of Ra· cine until midway ln the lblrd od pe~~ ~rder to dump tho Devils the Tornadoes had to burn tlle ~i~~ 1~ 1~1!11 Barr and Jl' .fd Jt:n Lam- and WlekUno with 11. Knopp bll I#Uond 1lllh 11111 K•me's .of the year, IS was ";;;,rt exited 'r.'m the pme 1111 II 01 16 !told coal lrlel llftd Butlalld will bai!Wabama will th~~·~u;,.::.tet.began piling with' five per11011ala. Lambert 1 !teo throw ~ llaebo4 1111 ~.:.~~':": TorlllldDII-Taes oiXI lead in the lloird footed out lite In tlle third 1 pemmtap •·- -'-• up I I Tillis uarter and Bm followed eor- TUlia wu qlln lhl ..,.m• - IY•w•· :Ill 41 f1 <Nj :-::. af~t~ =~uUand ~ In the fourth. Tbroe Racine for RuUIIftd u he btl ~ =~ 1t M 41 • . . 1~ aa tllo period got starters. big Ted I!alley ' Pea- buckets and ~t !reo llociM - Price y. When the last eljjhl nuts Wickline and Beegle, al~ for pol:~~:n:.e~ ~ ll-i.....U; 8lllay 1~!minute• got underway the ~tJ>. saw limited ac~~ because ll· ~.. f'f; the loler't with 12 llftd •: IIHII• I~; WlckllDI. •, ~f During the closing minu"" Ullni fast movtncthof'::!:: the period Coach Mike Mom· patterne in the lour rinq It on soo's team began clocking. When RBcone continued gBNCe the quarter ended Racine was =~';!I:"~ mark onTbtop. h16-th!9. Tornadoes never for Racine 00 I fast-break with ong e . left trolled again, Rutland contin~::u~• er~ " W· ued to play ont of its finest p y ' .= oo""" "to;'! ~:uJ~1a:;. ~tch~ ~e~a~ot R a:tO:.or:~; . and 22 1e led with 29 tn"ts, hls high of tho seas· on ~ II field goals and seven ch~rlty tolllles. Also turning In fine ollenalve performanceps for the Tornadoes were l.arry r>ce with 23 , Mu Knopp with 2S R~~:d !j.".. ~~· ball~: .,~~110. IS, respectively. · Tbe Little Tornadoes Cl1ll8 ....,....; ' from behind In lhe .second .. to down tlle RuUend rnerveo, ~. TtiUt 10 I • 47 • 40. Leading Racine Rutlalld6-4-12• Barr H t Sherm Cundiff with.,!, ~mn: =rll-+-e; Rupe CRohnt<JCh•k11wlthRu~~ Lillie~ Smllll 2-1-6. TOTA18 us · · ' !5 to lead RuUand and Ronnie II. oro: • The Daily Sentinel • Weekend Sports Summary IJ Vllted 1'nll ~ Saludl,y NOBMAN, Okla. (uPl) reslpad u alhlelle at lhl VaivtnltJ of Lcou!IVW.. II'¥· · ~ OOLUMIIUS, Oblo 1'1~11 A hot five minute perlod . in the third quarter, when Middleport was li-0 over visiting Kyger Creek, led to the Jackets' ::,;,","~~~~~ren:• Opening the final hair, French1then a free throw, Mickey Morand Duncan had free throwsris two long shots, Jock Satterand Joe Petty got a jumper field a ;ee t~, 2:: '::: while Stephenson sank a long leH In e per ' an one. The ocoro wa.s 38-33. score was 53-33. a:: J':.~ ~d J:':1!18~:~~ :~~ ~1Y1~eo!li~~ J:!~et~a~: Slt~~~n~;eahil~~;o0~t ~;::k: ~Yw:~a~:~~~~ I MASON - Pom<roy's Juni<>< Wahama Saturday mght wa: th:m~lruntil Phil Swindell hit on leod to 21-IS by the end of center Bob Crow hlt.tmg 'Z7 non·conferenc~ lla~e. Th s g h rt shot which put first quarter. pdnL,, played his best game of Pomeroy's thord vtctory of lhe ;ant~':" ahead 5: 4 with The Panthers in the second the ' eason " ' he led the Pan- season. ad d . 1'51 I ft Coach Russ Moore's stanza had a >I point lead, !hers to a 78-49 victory over Wahama was ahe urmg . e . - i :h: s Eagles Smother C00IVI"IIe 8')....62 at urday • In • FOuII• n£este d Non·Lea9'Ue Garne Night -~ • All members of the Kyger c...k Booolel'll club are requested to attend a meeting schedulell lor seven o'elock Eastern 2D :; ~~ : thfs evenin11llhe hllh ocbool. Coolville ~~~ 4-4-12· President Clyde Pettey Eastern Knlg Ridenour S made lllo a.....ncement of lite Hoffman 4-+-11' 7-19· S n- meeting and stated lltal In ce9-r~1Ha;tun~ rrulse oddltlon lo lito regular buo~ ' Kobl tz 1 ness meeting, film• of last Eastern ran away from Cool· Coolville hit 21 of 58 from ville in a foul-infested basket· the field far 36 per cent whole ball game Saturday night at Eastern was KOitiOK in 27 of S7, Coolville 82-62. with the host a sharp 47 per cent. In reteam finishing with four play· boundm~ Easteandrn hadl 27ne olto Coolville s 18 on y o er;; was anybody's game until those 18 was an offensive remidway In the third pennd Ibound ~. , 9) 82 which had begun 47-41 In East- In the reserve game Ji;ostern 27 (...,Ill . C tn i--8- be abowa. B th nd f th woo 70-53 with Charles Elch- Coolv e our ey ern's favor. Y e e o e . h'tt'' 20 points lor East· 18; Boston D--1-ll; Mollohan ~1ilif!,:;;!$1 period Eastern led 76-67. mger ' t~g 2:1 I C l IUe 7~14· Mullen• !-4-6· Clark . i-i-a; ~;w~l!d~~~; ~OTALS ~;:r{'~~~~;;.re;~:·:~ tAl - ex~tedtheonrally dted loinl ~e final/ period. The J k II acored ac e al period pcint advantage, 30-28, at mter· mJsswn. At the beginning of tho third perioo. the Whole l"~cons had o cold streak and didn~ make any of their field 1oa1 atlemplt ...... 1 the an ers so Harry Surface acored on short jump ehol whtch brokt streak Whahama bed and the oeoro D4-J1, with Pornleading. The White Jl'll· cloood tho gap a little II the third otonu onded, 57-311. Pomeroy had Ita biggest lead in the game In the last QUII'ter as Bob Smith dropped llt. a layup with 12 seconds rtmatn· lng making the score 78-47, Wa· Ill blt hama's Bob Sawyers en . . on I short jump ohot wllb for' !p:3S.thDuringh'~· ~: LakefS Lose FlfSt • Garne; R•D • ' FIrst of Year I A d ~-· ~;.~~~ ~;~~::nl~h·l~tr~~;~ FndayRoster s nnounce ' $M,CXMI. _ I'I'CIIII'Il£1111IPI by lbree atrokta. IUVI!:IIBIDI!l, Call!. (tlPl) Weatllerlf, 41, - tdl84 his ""' struclo: 1 ,.etalllinc NEW YORK (UPI)Athlelle - durllll the Rlvtrllde Mile 8toclo: Car Ra.-. D a v a Sahlrdaft llaoPiball Retllllt GlltlleY won the rile» llftd til, By UBIIed ...... Ialenllltul !Ira! prize money. 26, aloo •sharp. EA8T NORMAN, (UPI)-OomKy tr on the other hand, Adelphi 11 MIT 76 lln h for lf 1t field atrempll for • (N.Y.) 70 A1frad Jru."':tl)' tl Olio per cent end were :W of 30 at 78 J..ab, ~"!:F(ol) WWI !llllled to llllCI*d the !ree'nne. Tbe Jackets Sl. (P~.) 73 or. II the 8ooau In ted both boarda lolllfll 71 !II. Bonav111lurl lcolball--". u."Kyger's • Rice had another - •. •• "'" DllilGO Calif I.UPl) wltll 26 lnts while ' Jiff. 14 JUIIilla .. ..,.., ' •, bed hltpo ol the 79 Grova City 71 TbeEastW, ...All.: : : ...... field coat IOVIII G£11111011 II$ OeMY• 1• ~~e. 8blpqlltrgb a& ell. Sl. (Pa.) Amlrklillll'oolbaD ~~~ cluMlddl rea8rVII Jed Gllll\illt U 'IVIIMIIDI e4 Gary S = wltb 1t Polnll, Rider 75 Lafayette 87 foaled Kfpr roserves Villanova 90 xavier . (Ohio) Churck !Aacb of K$ger !~102:_11u~tl · • IIIII rt J,. ee ~- ~ipped8~ast Jon::. ~ •..., a '111 l1 - '"' =:::~ Pirate. - .,...,., ...,. ::::/!/~ 12., · By quarter;: '~'••er 'Ml"d•dl ~.. e.., • IIPlljGi' ..__ •• ;nil., Jolm (N.Y.) II 8t. .,.., • ,. Comell II PIMIJIYflllla '10 It 3e KYGER: French Duncan S-6-15· Mlln 5f Bales 48 I e II II ~ • =';: ~;_ Ctollolll')' ll8 Tenn. Tcb • ~C.~: ~~ 8$ Qlallfllltlll Ill :ttf14. - 0111Sl.1171 MIIIIIIIDPI''IT Nlil. SL '/$ w. ~~rt.n~:il~ " a ·~ta~~~~' Ef~:g~wo. ~~f~n~~la ~~ = S:. i 'I' =" ':uuocb!~.~~:' •M.t.... ! . 0 ' '. " ....... Oh" H s. Scores ' Your bllls all PAID and extra cash too. •• ' '' · WEATHER AHElDI Whit 3 ROOMS ·-·ron. tfte •n•'"'·-----"'1 WY New Furniture '299 IGOEGLEIN e.tt.-enient Terms MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. YA. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Offtee Hours. Q to 12. 2 to II ~Ciooe at Noon on Thurs. - East Court St.. Pomeroy ./ . Ready:Mix Co. ., the game with four peraonal fouta ,. the· oHlclals called total o1 32 aaalnat North Gol· ·u.,. and 22 11alnJI home-atanding Albany. Albany. the number two I~ the Athent County lAaiiUe behind wode!aated Amea-lem, oent 11 playen lntll the soorin& column in the victory. All a teom they btl 31 o1 shots lor 38 per cent while the did better oa Z5 of 111 for. 40 per CGilt. AI the foul Ulte, the Red Dtvlla cubed In on 34 of M attempts o:onopared to North Gallia's 17 of 3:1 tries. Eggleton, a 6-0 HDIOI' for· Wll'd, lOpped the lollq ·ates wlllt 15 points while J!Jn.. lilY Foreman added 13 as North Gallla's aea1011 r100rd cllppod to 6-S In all games. Tuesday night, doe l'irates take on 111other powerbouae when IIley troval 1o Hamd011 f.., a make-up Pl1ll that wu postponed from Jan. 3; Back on Nov. 28, the Engineers reel&- I tered ' 72-48 win over the atesllil the North Gallla plani:l. In lhe reaerve pme Satur· day nll~l, llonnta 1'wylll8ll toot ~ai!IC acoring honor• .with :tO poioll but It was nOI enough 111 Albii!IY'I fe>er¥" trounced North GaUia 8Ht NORm GAWA (111 lillltltton T-1-11; ~cllbum . . 2--0--c: Peelt 1-6-7; ....._ 4--6-13; ~ ~; fm. ton i-H; OaiW.... I • t. M~OI~I:a:.. ~ .07 ........ A UVJKGS CO. Plralla came u no ThreePeck, olller Jimmy Ptratot~E=~ i Mason and Scott -Loaan, aU (ik;" ' shooUng percentages .00 num- MIDDLEPORT: Morris AI T h MOballlt: '1'lah 11 ,-SL IIG Willi Jteb~ky TT ber of rebounds as Pomeroy hit - U; Hlllntns ~: BIC!I PIUs:.gh11II W. Vlq1ola 78 110 l'lii!I!Y. I (ol) on 'Z1 out of 73 lor 3'1 per cent - 4-16; SteplleniOII wrence T fTI Rochetlllr T. ·.,.ol ;rv;·;T;~ech 07 UlJt . • • and got 48 \'Oi>-'lllnda while W• Moore t-3-1: Hodge• La • 111. }Vet. 88 GeO,Iqlfll (Ky.) Ill Rutland defeated Salisbury homa sankd21 OU!., of boull 12 t: Tbom•• 1-2-8: TQTALS ill lielll')'" IJn. Me. 5I · Bo . E' hth G d per cent an aot .. re ,.,., (1t-lllll 1111. . IKHJT1I 'It Tenn. ,esley£111 611 '"lrter. C?olvllle lost ston The Gallipolis Rinky-Dink Lakers (fifth·slxth grad· 57-31 on a recent tg ra e Wahama's reserve• nipped N.C. 81 (d-ol) LenQ!r Jlb1ne 1'1 "''·' se,ond , M. Mollohan, ersl lost their first game of the season Saturday morning basketball game and then drO!)- the baby Panthers U-33 In the NallotJtl laP.etbell Asaoelatloa ~=:...Tlcb71'~--~ Col IIi MlDWI:S'I' . ,,. k and Chapman later via · d l 1110 t · h . n I of th . lted Pr llo*-lieal .....,, .......' .. ""'' •t. et oool route. as the Warrio[~ p~~te K"·\ose__:_ nump · ped tis ra • ~eason : 21J. ht prolimlnary game. BtU ZuiJII~~ By ua "~tvtsle Kenltlclly 11 TIIIPIIIU !1'1 Mtcblpn .. ~.o • 1 1118 ra . h R' d n ur was too bas- The defeat e t e me s d I hi I th 2ll at Racine last Fro day mg . W1hema, sank 12 polnla to le,.. • Brldfewater 71 Will. MeL 10 PUn1ut tO lewa ;s· k~~a~rr' r~/ Eaatern with 21, in solo posse81lon of first place Tom Mor~n ha Sa~~dero<lrfoo: In the SallsbJry game Rut- ,hlt team. Pomeroy'• David Eo· W. I.. Mllmi (Fla.) 78 Mlm. 81. Ge )hltkatii'SI. UN. NlcbiiiP 'II 'ix fldd er< and nine free wtth a 4-<l mark as that team wmners, erry • land !Corers wore ·Gary Dre,.. tkow had his boot same allllo9ton U t N. Clr. Sl. If Mar)'llnd 11, Adrian fl roitowed by Ken Har· a surpnsmg Hawk garnet ner :u. Leroy Welch ll, David Iseason u he scored 23 polnla. Plorida St. St 63114 . tt tu ng with 'ix fielders and sov· am, . played Jan. 18, Rice H Miko Martin 6 Steve By quarters: N I a; pk II sa J\Uc ChBI!I Richmond 'IT Kala"'-,~ .. en dmr itv throws good for 19 In other Saturday games, the TEAM w L p OP ' D y b' h 2 21 IIi S7 78 ew 0~ 11m Dlvlol ~. WISb. 1 2~ Ohio N. M poin\s. . . Wrens edeed the Giants 16-14 .k 4 o !6 17 Lucas 2, anny ar roug ' t:i 28 39 4t " 1111 Ft. Valley 77 !.!oreltt!u31 41 ladtlt St 78 Cmwtney led all Coolville scor· in ao ovortlmo while the Eag. ~~cer: ::::::: : 3 1 40 26 Tommy Hall2, and Roger Black POMEROY- Crow 10 -7· W. 1. .62l Old. Donolnlll 118 WQII. •1M :.'Mlcbl!n ~~I. 11 tl m with 18 points. les remained deadlocked f o r E l :12 25 2. . bb t Swindell 11--3--IS; Jewell t Los Angelao ZH 7 , .. Alabama • J\UbUl'D ft N•'--'-'7t ""'••·- Oily 9 1 0 ~-second place bv downing the ~g es " .. "' 2 2 33 30 For Salisbury Danny A t Winebrenner 3-+--10; St. Loqll 2T a1 ...,. Gramblltll lit Ala. st. 11 •"'""v.....,.~., 01' SVAC ALL ~inless Orioles,' 12-1. Warrtors .. .... 2 2 had 10, Chuck Bartels 11, and Simpson 4-1-8; Smltb t~; San Franolaco 1M 110 Loulsvil~ ea (leo, Tech al Drib 7t Clnelrulltl. ( ) 23 46 Jaek Sttmlo~. RuUand hit 7ll Reed o-2--2. TO'l'OALS 'Z1 (:U. Baltimon GAMES STANOINGS Coach John Milhoan today re- Wrens ....... IS 211 SJor1nC Hill 65 ·Loyola (La.) Coneordit (DI,) 70 28 TF.AM w 1. l' OP [leased the roster of 141ads who ~~w~ ........ ~ ~ ~ 47 per cent ,,f >Is free throw\ a~ 36) 78. Detroit 10 31 QcltlhorPIGI J~ Col. ,. :""~~I (Ind.) tt South"eslern 6 4 560 S21 will play during the halftime ill- '"n1 '" """ O 4 12 47 Sali,bury flO per cent. Rut a Wahama - Greene 7-1-11; !atlday'o IIHal.bo Chrltl Jro, II Dtlla II. fl 111... ~ North f:allia 6 a 658 617 termi511on of the Oalllpoli..Aih ~::.s · %11' led all the way. 4-1-1: SurfaC!t 4-4-4; Boston IM._ San Franc""" 105 264 11 18 Eastern 6 5 D114 61S ens varsity game here Friday .. .. At Racmo, Rutland led 6-S wamsl•y 2--1-6; Powell 2-41- New York 'lOt Jllllllllore 111'1 Coaltun 7 7 1138 1177 nllht. They .re: after the forst quarter, 13·12 at 4. Roush t-:1-'; Sawyers 1- at Lallll 114 Cblelnnall ll)e Kyger Creek 3 9 636 706 Terry Saunders. Tom Morthe half, trailed 1~24 a Iter ~2; Maynard 11-2--2; Non8altlrUf'• Rllalla Hann•n Trore 0 10 410 787 eon, Brett Epling, Dave Our10 • three periods, and loot 11 21J.Z6. : Shrlmplin and Zuspan. Boston Ul Detroit IIJ ham, G. Johnson, Bruce Wilaon, llilh for Ractne wao Troplett 21 (7·19) 49. L. Allltlao II& Pbllttlelphll! 11l SVAC ONLY Steve Blowers, Dave ToPe, By Unlte4 Press _International with 11, followed by Donovan Reserves, Wabama AI, POlll· St. LoulllJl ClftclDIIIti IJO TEAM W L P OP Richard Fitch, Stove McKean, Urban• 73 Sprmg!teld South 18 with 10, !hie 4, Smith and sew. eroy 33. BaiUmore ., 8. Fr~ M 06 North Gallia 6 1 431 36li GRry Short, Larry North ell 2 each. Officials - 11aro1t1 Bunn and MO!Idaf't Southwestern 4 2 336 238 Will Darnbrough and J oh TecUIII8eh && For. Rutland Dronner bad Jack Butler, Detroit at Lol 59 Jaclcoon M 10. Rtce 6, Martin 4, Welch 4 Eastern . . 3 2 248 248 Norlh. Coalton 3 3 415 3311 Saturday morning, Mike Noe's Jlos"':'rans 72 and Hall 3. Rutland got 47 per Kyger Creek 2 5 396 962 eight points lnd the Eagles 12-1 New Lexmgton 44 cent of its free throws, Racme StA!ve New Lexingto~ St. Aloysius 89 33 per cent. Rutland now ts 6-1, Hannan Tracl' 0 5 207 433 win over the Orinleo, TOTALS 18 18 :ro:Jli 2135 Jone~ and Dave Durham had Adamsvolle li8 Racine 4-2. two points each. Saunders seor- Fort Frye 67 Caldwell 42 .The teams rn~t .again In .the FRIDAY'S RESULTS, ed the losers' only point. 3D Warsaw 52 811 Bend Claostc 10 Ir-e Ill'S! Not th Oallla 69 Kyger Creek 62 Norm Gilmore's nine 68 West 41 game January 23. Eastern 60 Southwestern 51 led the Warriors victory Union 68 Coalton 62 Hannan Trace 32 the Lakers. Jones had two for Buchtel-York 62 Point Junior High SATURDAY'S RESI)LTS: tho winners. Gilbert Craig's 1ill 68 Miller 54 Cage Team• Winners Middleport 89 Kyger Creek ii8 p<ilnts paced the losers, Larry 71 58 Point ·Pleasant'• 7th and 8th Albany 96 North Gallia 87 Snowden ha6 four. St. Marys · grade ~asketball loam• took Easlern 82 Carthage-Troy 62 Beep Matthew& was held Ill Canton 49 games from Pomeroy 7th and GAMES JAN, l!o lour polnta In tlle Knicks' Canton Roosev•ll 47 8th grade teams, 3!-!12 18th North Gallia at Hamden fourth olralght victory. B i II Massillon 78 grade) and 33-27 17th 1radel at Hannan Traoo at Eastern Rogers totaled two, John North canton Tlmktn 4e GAMES JAN. 24: a1ld Bob Baxter one eaeb lor Garlield 6li Alliance 46 Pt. Pleasant Friday. In the Eighth Grad~ game RBcino at North GoUla tht wiMero. Bruce Wilo(lft and S2 Itt ftrlt nose dive 91111 your Pomeroy'• Charlos Hysell was • Southwestern at Coalton Steve &Iowen had two each Columbiana " I OT COil biD be fuUT Onler JO!U' hl&b with 10 fallowed by Lennie Kyger Creek at Hannan Tro.- lor the losers. 62 Nortoo i!ll ' . Van Meter with 8, K•lth Pha· GAMES JAN. 25: In tho Wrens 16-14 win over Cleveland East 74 coal now, 1ntl be ready to pve Albany at North Gallia the Giants, John Morgan total· C'eveland John AdNIIJ 53 lin a. Jimmy Andoraoo 2, Jim .IIICIMY ,. .... Haggy 7 and Pat Story 3. For cold wuthtr 1 warm rectpAlle..Vrue at Southwestern ed six points lor the winners. Elyria Ca_thollc 48 Point Swisher had 18, to lead $hade at Kyger Creek Mark Davis five, Okey Ritter L'"'am St. Mary 36 CnY LOAN. II • Uon. all scorers. Coalton at Union Furnace three and Mark Epling two. Belpre 76 The Plains 37 Jeff Werry ted Pomeroy 7th ;;:;;;;;;;;;;.;;;..;;;,;;;;;;..;.;;;,;;;._,;.;;,;;,;..;;.IIJII0....0;...-._"11 Racine 100 Rutb.nd Oil grade scorers with 13 followed ' Middleport 89 · by C. "Lemley and S. Arnold Kyger Creek li8 PHONE. Ames-Berne IZ Nelsonville 57 each with slltloo•nd Benny Wright ·' with 2. Staa\; and Icard had 24~14 IIPMn••~~~7~s~. . ' 10 to lead Point. 11 (W. Va.) 49 Wellstoo 91 Northwest 1111 Tbree Rive" 53 Heath 40 Albany 96 N. GaDia &'I ONLY Tuscars as llfi J)utem 82 Cerlhqe-Troy 62 Newcomerst.'lwn 5I Moon! Vernon 71 Coabool'lltl 'IS ' $34t00 Down-Bila"c• on ~hrow' Ill~ Salitrday nlihl before he ed out with jQt OYer one minute of pJaylq lime left In the game. , Peraonal !oull ll'e&lly the ci!Vsu of Coach Gary Minton u they loll - of lbalr . top reboundere, Gary Blackburn, In the thJrd period 1 n d IIIIer aaw Ira Eplel'lltl ull In the fourth period after ICOI'· ing 15 poillla. _ 8lnoda7 .. NEW YORK (IJP[)- s-Ill PI!:BBBLI!: Beach; CalJI, •' em an Jlobb11Uel!.ardlon (UPito) .:;:_ : ' -Ltl!!l'B~ algned his Ul8f New YOI'I< . Na"u"'-·• ::!-~;;:, Golf contract lor £Ill utlmaled ,._ n"' SCORES score. Altogeu:er there were 62 fouls , called .•• Eastern loa! Ro&er ~pencrr !n the. lorst quarter' : - ' the 2 or~=~ :O:e!!"du~n:·:~ e~.,~:: ~ •• a ~ken;:; ga;,~ 1 -2-:~~ki'!;o~ts ~10:~ Rutland Takes !~~··d:.t"''~;v~ef:im~ ~':! ~c~~;.!~ ~st. ~..~5 • of the fin.,) period primarily Tuesday noght at orne agams man ' Colllnl 1-e-,i, WalnWli8Jtl llolatta 73 r...,.. 311 62 to refroin from running up the Hannan·Tnce '" SVAC play. ' One Loses its Coach Moore's team led In 1-S; TQTALS '19 (20-30) 58. B~ ~.N:' l ,. Ill!,;. raJ·~~: ~~ • t foula Kyger oon:' lcylni free throw, Moore • Up In, lied to get 7 points, four by desperately 'i.epe pa ded. so-before l&me ~ victory It ~as Middleport's fourth end. Rife h b bai!Ume win in all games this season With Buddy Moore and Joey po nts Y ' ,I · Ho8pital News \' relabled fame4= Nlltr IIi hll . D IIJhl to midi . ,.._ Albany't · Racf Devlll, ·-~,~~r:~la~ 3--2-1; Holcomb 1- 1-2-1; VanDyke 3--6-6; Col· Score by quarters : lhe .,.~·· top Clau A b TOTA18 ZD--11-fT. burn 1~2: llamJll 11-7-7; North (41Ue 7 13 23 2f - &7 balj INPII, alamnled North ALBANY (tl) flel'f!llcl 1--2; J:rvln H ti Albany . ..... 14 2f 21 '!I - tl tia'1 l'irata 86-f/ In a Kincaid 7--3-17; Turner 11- Enlow 1-2-1; Slekela 1--4-6; Reserve score: Albany ue bailie 'In the AtllOill 11--33; West ~~ Morrlaou TOTALS 11 IN fl. North Geilla 44. !l')JIIJIIUDIIy Satunjl.y oight. ill'l'l' Turner, 1 p1v1~111 Daily SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. ~o. U6H who hu av....,ed OYer per 11me tllla ......,, ~:;: \ in 3S )oinll ,... lba w while Ed Kln..ut added 1!. In rolllng up lltelr 12th •to- . tory of the IWOO qalnlt lour koaw. Albany lad tluw&haut the <'Dnlalt by quarter aeons I of 14-7, J8.20, 50-48, tU\4 then fipped IIJe COrda fJW 37 polnll jn the final period u they neared the century-mark. On Friday Turnar taJ. P.ed u poinlt In 116-43 vktory OYer b~ 90 his effort aplnst w \ Middleport Swamps Kyger Creek Quintet, ~ .!~.. ~~;::_~af !r 1 haraosl qalnst eljjht 108801, and KY· Stephens~ :'tun:;•• Jim.: ger's 1Dih loss ln i4~:rts. ned ::.=,~h ~el Coen, the Jec· Wbon the secon o~dl k t ot off half a dozen last the score wu 38-29 for Mo .,. e s g s for baskets to stay Albany Slams North Gallia, 96-67 • ,, PAGE '-••••••••••••••••-~i)lo' \ ' I VUSATILIIltYCBANE-Tbll Army CH·154A heavy duty IH!Hcopter Is g!vlnC the army gnat)¥ lnc:Nue4 ~ In llulon and oupply operations fllllllling JJUCh duties as tranoportation of motor equipment; - . . J ot alrirlft lllld n-nes IDd placeiaont of brldlt I(IUIL Sbowo above 1n a almulaltd IOIDba1; ~~~~Deuver atl'an l!ennbJ(. G&. I& II a.. d1IDc 17,000 pounda of equlpmaat. . Larders of Nation are Well Stocked �,, ' ' • I 2 Ads Get (lesults. QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1963 GMC 8 Ft. Pickup $1795 SIGNS OP PhU Meier, WY W$10. 117 1961 Chevrolet llh Ton L. W.B. _ $1795 Chassis for 12 tt . body. Extra eood 750x20 6 cyl. en&lne. SOLid cab. Heater. 10 ply Ures, ....t erallaou and 1 !rocwnou •..- o $695 and Mn. WUUam &1f. and elilldren of ZonaVIUt of and M•rl. Pr. PLEASANT - The ofll- Dr. stuart Gt'Lalrcl, nlbJlo. bernl au.s1ni blm to lou C<1111ro1 Epple and Front. . 18,000 lb. 2 speed rear axle, 5 speed trans. 348 cu . in. V8 INCOME TAX ,.rvlce, clal program for lhe ~tate ter of tbe Moolrooe llapllll of hll vehicle, lbe car atrucll: Erneal can and Mn. Sadl• · INFORMATION engine. 10·22 tires. Steve Eblin, Rl. 124, 1 Preach!ng Mlalon, Februii"Y Cburch of lllclunmd, Va., wlll a teleph011e pole brelldJ1C tbe Can 'l"'nt lhe eveniBi Wltb lob from Falrtround oo Launljzs.2ll, hu been llllliOIIIIcod. The be tbe apeater 'lfednelday pole in hllf. Property ilamlge mother, Mn. Gao Catr. .. 111 o., 1er0 .. PUbDOIUO. ~nndu OudJ:Ina erGO A. II. Clift Road. ml.ulon Is !he combined efforts night anti Rev. Donald I«kkww eallmated at ~. Cloy Mr. and Mra•. Garlml 111 d 1 I 30tp of Ministerial Assoclatlona from of Good Shepherd EUB Church not cited. daughter Jean ol New.rk w!rf OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. CAI'Ir:s&..I.A 1'1v~ Point Pleasant, Hunttngton. AahwiD preside. -keod gueata of Ma. Jcilvl ~K.tNI POMEROY, OHIO lnU .,. .,.,...... -.dl • • o\. • INCOME TAX service. C. land, and Irontoo. Dr. Walla'* D. Chappell, JDbt. Stoul ,' 1 J'or 0., Dt PahliiMitloD L:::::::::::::::::=j~::::::::::::::~l Simpson, Johnson Slmf>IODI Ministers In tbe Assoclatloo later of the Woodbine Metbadlst Mr. and Mn. Glen ilhYtl· QVUl.A noHI foourance Agency, Coata 130 churches inclnd- Church of Nashville, Tenn. 1s Newark, o. were gue•ta of :fttr. ~'be ..~ .....,.,. CM ftPI ~..., For S•l• . For Rent ing, Middleport. Phone WY 12 denomlnatlona. 'l1lfa Y<lal' Tburad&Y nlghl'• 'l"''ker and and Mra. Pbllllps. ··. i'lllwu.e•• ..,... llltMkl • llllllltedJatli.IJ 1'be ,.t. 2903. I I aerv1ees for Point Pleuant wiD lhe Rev. Guion Boyle of the Mr. anti Mn. Delmer ·Rhollet ..W lliJI bt I'I!IIPOUIMI- rot .... .._. •n• oncoi'T*If b:IIU'tlaa- REGISTERED German Sheproom apartment be held In tbe Trlnlly Metbadlst Presbyterian wiD pre. 81$ were gueata of their cldJliM herd puppies. AI the Teaford pie's 5Terrace. U.Ta Phon• WY ~ E RII!NCID Church beginning each evening side. FrllllCel YOI!IlJ Adm., Hulda Mr. and Mr1. lllchard Rhella 1'01 w., lUI ~ Golf Range. I 17 XPE at 7:30 p.m. C. L. Head will Closing nlghl apealr:er will be JeweU, dec., to Ava GOkey, at Sunbar, W. Va. . 1 Clatl '*' •orcL lftMrtlOB llbiJ,mwn .._'bar,. to e~nt. ONE NEW Estate have charge of !he mu&c. Dr. G. Ernest Tllomaa, mJnls. parcela, Harrlsonvllle. Mrs. H1nda caJ!ed on Ill!~' • Cent. "' trortl t . 1'll1'M ..Uti.. tDNrtlor'~ $65.00, 1 used warm Real Estate For Sale Dr. Ralph Holdeman, asoocl- ter o1 the First Metbodlsl JOIUlinga Beegle to Duane Harl Haning. _...,• hll rata of 4 Mllta pa 1POr'd ..-w lie eftal'lad tor ..t.-ertlatns ll not ate Executive Director of Evan- Cburcb of Birmingham, Mlcb. Wolfe 11 acreS Sulton. Mn. Walter Klnl llld ·"'~""' 1 IIJ'tttdll 10 du• .n.r ,..., coal heater, $35.00, gelisrn for the National CouncU The Rev. Jack C. Higglna wlll l!:lcb, R. ~ter, Lucille reo are with Mr. and lift".:..~ otll French type hog Ieeder, ard Klnl while her b 01 l'llANU - ll.A IOJ Rober! G. Pickett, Route _,.__ Ll D-.-It From the largest truck or of Churchel of Christ, will be preside. Kraeuter, to Mlep County w ·, 110 -rd mtnlmllat ~ •d4JUOD· 1 mile East of Darwin. \,#/CRill' ,..,...i • ••lldozer radiator to tho the opening 'l"'"ker for the Mfs. Easement, Sutton. .. Is recupera~ from l1lrPI1 II .. -I'd lc. 0bttaar1.. 1tUb111dttd a 1 _ , .,... •orcl 1 18 31c 101alles• beater oore. slon In Point Pleuanl BarboU1'8ville Man Jobn C. Ghearlng, Ollve E. ~Obertp "!~~~- ll<lspltllll In ..~ ·Jio• OJTICI BOUU - - - - - - ------ 1REAL ESTATE CUCKLER The Rev. L. Curtis Saville of Ghearlng to Vernon E. Norris, .,,ar..,.. w• · r I:ID A. a co 1:00 I' It DallJ< . .~ .... l!fl o\.11 ~ 1.2:011 llOOll NEW AND USED welders, 'FARM - 80 acres with 20 BLAnTNAR'$ Trinity Methodist will preside Hurt in Accident Juanita L. Norrla, 415 IICI'OI, zer Hoopltal. . ..._ - · l'rJ 50 &AB'I compressors, acres tractor tillable, 50 I at the opening servlceo Sundey, Pl'. PLEASANT- WUtlam A. Rutland. - Mn. l - .....,.. 2143 TO "-ACI A Free demonstration. fenced, 10 acres timber. WY 2l'omoroy February 23. Clay, 78, BarboursvUie, W. Va. J. B. O'Brien, Truotee, J. B. W George Frank w•-er &liiUL1 PBOllUCINO Landmark, Ph. WY 2-2181. ty water. 6 room brick Monday evening's speaker Is was Injured In a one vehicle O'Brlon, RolM!rta C. O'Brien to W~erW er to Charles B;... 1 17 31c large barn, cribs, garage, AUC'nONEER Dr. John H. Leith, Proleasor of accident Saturday 6:JJ p. rn. Jack Crisp, Glenno Ruth Crisp, • W agn Salls'"..., PHONE WY 2-2157 utility building. Highway Completo lleniat Historical Theological Seminary on Stae Route 2 near Apple 29,acres, Salem. ryFr agn"",Ff.-,.~• DIADAX tablets. (Form· cation, 2 miles from Ctflt of Richmond and the Rev. Har- Grove. Mr. Clay was taken to Charles Betz, to MoDie T. ances ~... '"'~ ' · erly Dex-A-Diet) . New name, eroy. A buy at $7500.00. - · , . _ • eo.n..t old Knoll of St. Petera Luth- Pleasant Valley Hospital where Bookman, 115 acres, Cheoter. F'leminPbyUis8AtoMulle~les ~ Card of Thanks same formula. Only 98c at INVESTMENT AND A.. C. BRADniRD eran Church wUI preside at the he was treated for severe lac- WIUlam Wagner, Jr., Alberti · n, ' Stark Drugs. 12-3l·30tP PROPERTY - Existing Rae..., Oldo aervice. . eroy. FOR SALE ting at present tim e. I II t1o Dr. CUrtis ·Jones lo the speako J. T. Ledlle, Sylvia LedlleLedto · I lb WOULD like lo thank aU opera William B. Lecllle, Emma kind d · creational, and should er for TUesday'a serviCe. Dr. , , e ness to me, urmg and Amplifiers, 24 months prove each year. Owner has &.art Graeser, Pbnntdaa ... Jones Is minister of University lie, 2.5 acrea, RutlaDd• the death of my dear hus- pay. •e• or call Tiffin netteo $20,000.00 lor the past Beathtc Christian Church, Des Moines, Everett D. Colwell, dec., .. ers, Point Pleasant, W. three years. Total price, $35,Iowa. The Rev. Charleo A. Pit. Phone 50, Blll Wellman, 000.00. An opportunity. zer of Christ Episcopal Church lw·" Hill lib ' pa earers. smgers, Williamson. We loan aD will preside. . By DANIEL F. KELLY cation, Information end train- erlne Shenefield, David .eo cu, flowers, many cacds and letC. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Sewer Mach!Deo Ualted Prell Iaternaflonal ing. Cert. fur Trans., Salem. .. · · · Funeral CAMP traDer, 21 fool, complete- BOX 22t WY I-383Y Reason- Rata WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presl- He cited 1 study In New 11a- Frances Fleming, Branch C. ters, Ewing's Home, lciends, neighbors and ly furnished . Also welding rnaI 17 31c CaD WY Hrlt 0., or Nlgbt 1 denl Johnson today painted a ven, Conn., that •epotled Fleming, to F. c. Taylor, 'f7 oq. relatives for the many deeds chine. WY 2-2818 or WY FOR SALE- Middleport's taU7 2111 tlo dismal picture of poverty In tbe per cent of tbe cblldren 48 In roda, Rolland. . ' of klodness. May God bless 6131. building, located 352 N. . United States. It's especially lower.cJass neighborhoods do .. ',,. you all. Wile, Eva Bailey. ONE DAY Processing 011 black Second Street, Middleport. See Nelgler Building and Sup 00 tragic, he said, for Negroea and not graduate from bJSb IICbaol. LAUNCH SATElLITE .,.,, .. : :~ llc and white film, 3 day pro. Priced for quick sale. Inquire ply, Racine, for better other non-whites, half of whom Tblo contrasted with 22 per VANDENBERG AFB 1 ~II. ;:===-:-:-===.;1 ·.26WE WISH to thank and ex- cessing on aU color film. See at Ohio Rote!. 10 16 tic kllchen cabinets and atorm are poor. . cent from better areu of lbe (UPII-'l'lle Air Force &!}tdi1 press our gratitude to the many us for your photo need,. doors. U SS tic Showing tbe c011cern about city. launched another secret ~te~ frie.tds, neighbors and rela- er's Studio, Pomeroy,O. Help Wanted COBA SELECT SIRES poverty that he did In the State A partial answer to the stub- Ute from this Weal Couf ml& Uves, for theic kind deeds 1 9 12tc Pl'. PLEASANT - The date of the Ul1loo message, Johnson born perslotence of poverty Is slle b.... : and sympathy ducing the ill- PHOTO COPYING ServoceS" .lOB WITH A FUTURE - Ex- For ~pe~b~ Se,fechlce CaU: of February 17 has been set by said in his first economic re- high employment, Johnson sold; The aatelllte employef--: 1 nesa and passing of our hus- Copy any letter or document. perience not necessary. Men aor 0 e, · Jndge James Lee Thompson, port to Congresa that one-fifth but even IIOII1e of tlloBe wltll Thor-Agena booster t!Oloilt&lo band and father, Noah C. ~euter Insurance Pomeroy selected will have exceeding- Pomeroy Ph: WY 2-26ft Mason Coonty Circuit Coort, of the 47 mllllon American lam· jobo often earn leaa than ts,OOO lion, but no other detaUa wen Stout. We are especially grate' 2 15 tic ly high earnings after train- Chest.r Ph: 1185-2l4i 11 for the entering o! his plea by lliea have annual Incomes of per year. Poverty aritong fain- dlscJoaed In keeping with · Il& lui to Dr. E•;mund Butrimas ing, $75 week to start. If you -5-tlc Jerry. Lewil Rorrer, 16, charg- ts.OOO or leu. Illes headed by employed per- fenae Department polley 0< for his care and concern, Rev.l are a lam1ly man, neat, amed wotb ~ murder of his 19 • Tbls Is not enough to maJn. sons 1s 41 per cent for fll'lllerl such ahota. Melvin Alkire for his kind TIRES" BATTERIES bilious. and have car, write COMPACT Sweepers.. Autflorb. year-llld soster; Mary Elizabeth, taln baste needs, JohllBOit said. ·and 74 per cent for domesllc FLOWER FES'IWAt OPENS . uplifting words, Mrs. Marvin SNOW TIRI!S P.O. Box'"'112!f';' l"'l'kl!i'illfurg, ed salts and ,.rvtce. Write at the Rorrer home In Render- He acknowledged that rising service workera. · SAN REMO,· Italy (UPI)-A 1 Burt and Mrs. Ben Neutz. ~ny Sizo _ _ $11.50 W. Va. 1-~tc 5112 l61h St., Parkersburg, W. son last September. productivity and Improved prt- AI the pay window mean- crowd of 70,000 persons •llftend. ling, for the singing and mu- ~EGULAR TREAD OPENING for man with car to Va. Appearing In ~rt Friday to vale and social Insurance plana while, poor families 'who ...,. ed tbe opening of tile ~~ sic, and the Ewing Funeral llny Siz1 $9.50 · F 11 B h """"'er to thetr lodlclments have reduced maaa poverty, but celved 5 per cent of the total European Flower Festival ·lit Home for their courteous rUBES, used _ $1.00 :;;;c•Rou~e ·~rot:c~:d. ';:!~ RE=~· ~.:.Inc..:!:!'. we,... DhavodedLanlhalhm, Pltrl.bP1•.••~ said the pace h.. been too national Income In l!H7 still re- this Riviera reoort SuDday and efficient service. Mrs. TUBES, new __ $2-50 d b ant, c arg w con ~ •nk slow. "It Is high Ume to redou- celved only 5 per cent in IMS, Folklore groups from 12 "'un~o Noab C. Stout and children. 12 Volt Batteries $12.95 ness ~n zm Ilion necessary. SIB East Mala Street, Pom- to the delinquency of • rmnor, ble and to concentrate our ef- Johnaon said. pean countries attended . .r · 1-26-ltp ~ Volt Batteries $9.95 $70 week to stact. Phone 422- .....,. Pbooo W\! Uta. who pleaded Innocent and trial forts to ellminate poverty," _e,._ __e,._ _ • C S k PI 75 0927 or wnte Rt. 5 Box llii'A, 7 20 tic dete was set for February 3. Johnson said. ~. . par ugs c Packersbucg, W. Va. l-21J-6te 1 te FAN BELTS - - · - - - -- - An Innocent pea was en r- For lbe poor, the President Notice llny Sizl $2.00 MAN TO Sell insurance. Must W d T B ed by Leonard Lee, charged aald "minor Injury 1s a major have car. Call WY 2-6285. ante o uy . with grand larceny and hll tri- tragedy . . . honesty can bePRACTICAL nurse will I a k e .. ~~~~~L~~~Tg'R" 1 9 12tp al was scheduled for February come a luxury and ambition a care of Invalids in her home ONE CUT glass punch bowl 17. myth." He added: "Worst of 1 . by day or night or weekly. Supplies and Books I Employment Wanted Tel. WY 2-5223. Odell Thorpe, Pl .. Pleasant. all, the poverty of the fathers Phooe alter 7 p.m. WI 9Keystone Stall"on I 18 3tc Indicted for the unlawful sale Is vested upon the children." 3653. I·Z0.3tp of alcobollc liquor, pleaded gullGl•01 Detallfd BrealaiOWII With Thlo Coupon 1 WILL do nursing of Invalids REVIVAL Church of the N - a-za. Rutland, 0. AUTO SALES ty and will be aentenced Feb- Johnson pledged anew to help Cou11011 Valid Thru Jan. 25th in homes. Call WY 2-3455. h remedy .th!! that feed rene Chester, Jan. 15 - 26 .~•t 1. 2().Jtp l958 CHEVROLET VB 2 door noary 20t · 7:30 p. m. Evangelist Rev. 1 LiiGHiTHo;;;;,;Orik-;:.-;~i;i • poverty. Today he gave ConAlbert J. Shea. I 17 For Rent I or nursing. sedan automatic transmission, Pleafllll Valley Hospital gresa a detailed breakdown of -- ---·----;c~;c . , Call WI 9-3835, Racine, Ohio, alfalfa, clover, Lespedeza hay. ADMl11'E(l Hob a r I Adwhat caused him to view the 00 1 -~tp klns, Barbounvllle; Mn. Carl matter with 80 much concern. YOU have a drinking prof>. One light housekeeping room Lizzie Sayre. l 18 3tc Phone WI 9-3443. ~~·, For help. contact Alco. private bsth, utilities paid: LIGHT Housework or nursing. , """"~ hohcs Anonymous Tr1-co~ Ch I $ 49 Gibbs, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Wil- While 78 of t.S mUllan .--60 Velma r. . Zuspan, 773-5750, CaJI 3835, Racine, Ohio. Uzevro et 1 5 !lam S. Baird, ~ •-·thslde; Mrs. ty stricken f--"'-ty AA Group W .'te Box 201 a.tiWM:JI in America · rr • Sta. Wagon Parkwood. One James Abrah Barker, Apple Grove; Jdlddleport 0 ~3-tfc• Mason, W·Va · zie Sayre. 1 17 3tp of Chevy's finest. · Power to ~ are wbltes, Johnson nld, near' · 1 16 12tp - -·rt• ME~T --- -. 1ft. Mrs. am ... om n, n }v~ balf of all non-whltes are TUESDAY 5\eermg. Automatic sb Or· GUNS ' r, . . 1 f'mi8h li'ke new. Pl•••••t·, "ra. Everett C. Fore- poor. • room furnlshed apartment 1gma · JU bu U d d • Members of Middleport '62 M '"•dfeport ; Wll"I y, ,. an tra • gnna. • forst floor, 5 room h $1995 man, """ ...m H. There Is no &I!Ofll'apbic center " . Bill Wellman. Les Williamson ouse. Knightso f Pythias, Lodge No. ercury Browning, Gallipolis; Frank wbere ' tbe poor -~gate the Christine Beegle. 1 · to ttend N Monterey 4 Dr. Low miJea-. ......-e.... at Tiffin Jewelers, Phone SO. Uc re P annmg a aA real "Cream Puff." ~;, Fultz, Buffalo. President said. But be noted 1 11 · PoiDt Pleasant. W Vo - ---Lodge at Gallipolis Tues- steering. Automatic 1blfl. DISCHARGED - Mn. Rob- thai whlle lea than halt ·tbe 10 18 •Jc SLEEPING ROOMS lor rent. vening, January 2t. Those One <sl'elul owner. ert Milstead, Galllpolia; Scott poor Uve In the South, "A 127 Butternut Ave. wishing to goa re asked to meet Howard, Jtavenawood; Mrl. Southerner's chance of beJnil AU'JOIIOBILE Insurance been I 10 tic at the haifa t 7 p. m. Ray Wllllamaon, Soutllllde; poor Is roughly twice that of. CllnaUed? 1A!SI your opera· 3 bedroom house on Lincoln BACK FROM FLORIDA Mrs. Shelby Snllth, Henderson; penon Uvlng In tbe rest of tbe · "-B F P 1 h ed Pomerey, Ohio Wa .....,ae? CaD IV'/ I-Z1166 Hill Pomeroy 1\lr baths gas · · arma ee as return II;;~;;,.""'~~~~!""~ Martha Beaver, Leon; Mrs. country." . .. 815tlc hot 'water ~ace lmmedtate from two w•eks vacation in I,1958 Thunderbird In good condl- Bn1CJ! B!lnecUtter 81)d deught- Sixteen per cent of the lowest posaesalon. Telephone WY 2- Florida. lion. Call WY 2-62113. er, Pl. Pleasant; Janie Watter- Income famiUes llve on farms Z188 ar WY 2-3346. and 51 per cent inhabit cities, 1954 FORD PI k U V-8 __, son, Apple Grove. ' 12 4 tic c• P • """" BIRTHS- Mr. and 1\fn. Lar- but 1b11 II 11111 tbe fuD picture, "" .....tor 1M ' p.coN _lb, bx. ahape. Phone .SH 2-4932. ry Whitt, Pl. Plea&ll!t, a son; Johr.1011 aaid. "Over, 40 per ---noiliiiiiiiiiii:--=1'.:::1Mic.:.=l Mr. and Mr1. Albert JordeD, cent of all farm famDies are for ...., , . . . 'l1ro Bamlllor Pl. Plea1811t, a 1011; Mr. and poor." ~TS 1114 IIJCBI 11o and . . . aeed." World Standard " Coalpood Mrs. WUU8m Baird, Southside, The envlrotunent In which 11 25 1.74 ~~~~:,I~aem.. no.lllnruce n &.WI ~ a son; Mr. and Mn. Abraham thl!l!e mllllonl Uve Is far ~ t-BA,N Ill lb. bx. ,\geDey Ill&..,. roooa. ride IIIII . . . - Thornton, ·Pl. Plsasont; Mr. qt from !bet of lbe avenae WY 2-2'176. After 5 p. m. lnBurance 11110e 8maD car _..., IIIII and .• ¥i'L Evefett F~ ~ who .ms nearly ' WY 2-3574. forma of Ill· maaaprabt)IQ Micldlepciiot; a :ae,OOO a year, Johnson aaJd. It U 21 tic aunmce. Jim Johnson 11111 lee 1s llollted from tbe ~ Bioi Qn...Ill...,._ Moton F0Va 1.t.IIIIB8TBD and alleneted from Ita '"'-• THREE and tour room fnmlsb. _,._ Agenta. 1 1 tie IL llllola lltnol. ........, tiT. PLEA84NT - Arrested he aald. . ::: ad IIIII ~ apart. I - - - - - - - - - I Pbno IVY Will durlag the Weekend ·by 1oea1 Sr.-.Mare Poverty 4 a tie 1"" enforcenl!oll olllt:ctn were: menll. WY 2-6434. Legal Notice Poverty breetll poverty, JobnFor S•le James R. Rou1bi M, Hartford; 1011 llltl. '11iua, a low Income house, room, IN STORM EXERCISE William · .Reed. 48, lfarUord; b:lnp with II a bfgh risk of lor using our Blue uUIIIJ' and bath. 1655 NOTI<I oo "•'"" Armr PFC David D Ca ll Jobn Buf~ S!, Pllily, 1lckitess, 1 Unl1tatlon on IIIOV&Carpet Shampooer Lane, Pomeroy. Ph. WY 2--3874 ot Lo~!:.~"!,"~~:.T!,':n!~"!, Non- .1 • rro ' Carl E. Treadtray, 21, Pliny, ment ~ Dnlt1 area to a better ' ' purchase of Blue Lustre .-"TC=--::_!~~c i ..''d•rtt lluiiCUtor or Admlnlltntor lo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn- Ill charged with Intoxication. one and limited aeceu to eduRomiqtbtr when younpiM walked "' KhoOI, ,.;,;. ..-. '· ltt1to of No11 -Rnldent S F C II R "" d nd Pvt ' Baker Furruture A MODER~ h • htate Of Htrm.n l"rlc.. o.ot 1 ..c~ a . arro , U..utn , a . , . and 1011ho -l<lsolhey nood'!'ffil poconts Jntlltod on v rooms 1 Notil·e lt herebv flven that Lena Joh walldna-and leu ridlnJ-OUr younpten would l~lHtc• a.rd bath,. i36ouse, UncoJn Road A. Price, Adminl!ill.ralrlx of the.~~~,... n D. McCarty, son of Mr. . 11 11 automo~le, however, 11 only ona ftaor that ror sale. Pomeroy. WY 2-3020. '• ~~ s~~.m;.::;·~~ . ~~ g~t1~~=: aod Mrs. Oscar. J. MCCarty, ·. 1 octJvtty. tol.,.tslon ~ onolher. The ...,.1, ·'~'"· Call WY 2-6955. 1 3 tfc: \~· s~:JI..:.,::e J~n~~;p ~:SCV:; West Columbia, are taking part H~ IMt School W,itMut dent noW spends 15 to 30 inactive hourt a . II' - T.,;J "lc ROOM for workshop . - or storage . - of C..Unty. uu Letter• Ohio, ••o1 ""'"'""'",. M.mtnt.lraUoa•••• Ot m • E:rerc Ise Snow Storm In K~ 1' •. , Thete,.tresome of the reuon• why all ' 7 1 OD t'lum Street can Fraok Uld .&laU! l{ranl.f'(! In th• Unlf~,~ rea with the 7th Int. Division ' '. ~ ' I ' ' doi(J( pifi'\4 of plsnned, IUpeiVtsod, • · Stale• Dl1lrlet Court ror tl'le Dl~tr l<· l · , • · , , , boyhnd .8JHs. Fl~d out I school Fugate, WY 2-52IS. 1J..17·Uc or Columhlo and hnt th claim or ICarroll, a lfinner in Company "::.-- lj ............ ~ · ~, .a.-.:.. iiiiiiiJEc~ndliiii!iiiiiiiSiieoi Cl1im1 or any cr~dllur or rl'f':!il"r~ C l t 8 tlaff of h f I' _ , ~_ ~.:.....: _ , . .-, ....,.. your child't physical For Ui ol lllld decedent lhllll he Pt!Mt"lllf'" '" I ' s a on t e d viTO lAIN'- ...... Ill:.......... ,....... . . . ..- -.. . ' ' tblt Court within •Jx mnnlh• Mtt"r I sion's 31st Infant .... entered the . ' ' ptog~ I:Hir rilany schools •partJDeota 1Dqufre at the the date of ••ld t l llnl' or _ he tnr 1 ' ', •J• P - · • • • • • •.••"'t,. • •.;...-. .. ~-•·~ -~ Q ·•••••-·, the f leaflet offered b\' ~· Ho · ever b.rred aa • Dfl-• !lhlf' ,,..,. upnn 1Army m December 1962. He atI AMHI~tdiOO& -..... Dftf1 ~ -... uwO tel. 9-22-tfc lha Ohio real e~t~lllr- of ~nl!l d" 't>.1o•nl . nd-" R I nd H' I I 12 W. :,-...,;· tt., C.k ha ~ 11 ~II o f"~ys•cal fitness, Wuhlfl~on ' Piled l hls l!lh <.Ia~ of JRnttr}' t!lfl. I te ~ uta tgh schoo' MeI lt"lflllt .,.., ' ' " " ·' · ' · H~· Fc\1901 .... 1... ·~ ,,., llttcKI. • r " o·eniEN . ·Catty is a driver in Co. C' 1st f Ntt~~~ :?. ...~., ........... :........... rra,uth" ... pu;llc ..,.,let ..'==:~:~ "'~··"!<Thro·[6i<" 1\!flge or t.he PrutJ11!e (;uurt , · ...,,, ....... ;.... , II , , l ...."''''""'''."'''l' _ _..•,1 Uf,..H ..... , ............. ~ .. ··t':""'''''''"' tol.nell ,and tht N•wtPIPII ii4 )1 .. ;.~ c oum y. Ohio Btn. 73d Amwr. He attended \~~r~· """."'"• , ........ 1 (II 1!'1, 20, 27, :tLt Waham Hi.. h schooL Cltr ..... ~···ili<'o~ ......-.......... ~.·~··•.r;,.•h ~~:i''!~··j. ~fllt •.•••••• J -I a a-• •••••.,.,..,.,~~··~~~~~,....-.~,.• .,..~ ,•""':-·~··,.·~- WANT AD ~· on ....... =:-- M- Television Revue Pomeroy Motor Co. ..... J>eo.i.========~~ tan RADIATOR SERV I CE ri . ::OOth!~~· t~- R~leyo:~~:r EadM~~bles . ,. .:. ' ' =· J!: . ' ; .. ODo - l l l l l l p l y - IF YOU «;ompletln. ttiGH $CHQOL e· . ....... ... 'J, ...., ' ' l L , • ,-, •• /1.' ..~ ' J ' .. ~ ~ ' ' ., , :.; 't.~-~~~'<';;i: .t' ') • -1 ' I, .. ~--··'••· •- _,_ 41o8IPP letlon, - Eocltdqlbo __ _ _ot _ tllo · - ... tropbletr, .the lenstJ! ~~~~~- ' Ao,. ..,...q.«ea.. C~GO RKDX &"til~ lfO All All ot.•lilll BilK ll'llND- ~ OIJ)I'tu~ "Ad CAM Lila PJ DTX -KlClOZOVB DTK BDHEB *"' ~ QIJ'. IIElN "AISIII ROll LOW «*D"aC* --· WI. -.a WMPO Radio I .,.IC.... MONDAY TRRU f'IUDAY1 6:00 S1ga On New1 1:05 Sacred Beart 6:20 Countey Jamboree t:33 Farm NeWI I 6:45 Melp Agr. EWD. 7:05 Breakfast PartY 7:30 Van Patrick Sparta ,SATUIIDAY 1:30 The 7:tl0 Report 7:45 Sign On, Tlte Lllellne 8:10 Bright Ster Sbow·Thur. 8: 00 Local, Ohio, National ·· Servlcl News and Sporta 8:45 Baker Fum. Sho,...FrL WOI'IbJp Hour 8:16 Weather Picture 8:111i The Ugbter Side Coailty Newa 8:18 Musical Clock 9:1f!! Betty Newton of the Town 8:56 NeWI 10:05 Ministerial •ssoc. NIUUI· 8:00 MWJical Claetr 10:20 Country Hoe-Down U:Oi Swap ShQP ::.~:-:G( Mualc · 1:4& 8:~ l1q 6 stocy Hour Jl'amDy W'orshlp Hour 11:33 F..-m Bureau 10:ilo Newa , 11:40 El Rancho Time M· w 10:06 Hlgb School Hit Parade 11:40 Mason Co. Agr.' E•t.-TUt. IHIO·-iii""M N01fl 10:$6 Newa 11:40 Family Worship 11: 58· Muon Counlf Newa U:OO Army Time 11:40 ASC Program-Frl IJ; 00 Community !len 11:10 Special Community Prog. lf:illi Tbe Upper Room 12:1111 Local !len 12:00 News Roondup 11:58 Dow Jones Averages 12: 10 Markell 12: Ill Bulletht Board 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Mid nay Wealhar 12:• Newa o Gram. 12:15 Music Just ll'or You 12:2il B1tlletln Board 12:10 Saturday Matinee 12:15 Goessler's Gueat 12:2$ Ntw11 0 01'11111 1:1111 Newa 1:00 Platter Parjy 12:10 Acrfcllltu!w Apnl J:llti Saturday Matinee 4:15 Blaettnar Show-T-Thur. 12:411 CounltJ Qo IICIUnd . Z:l& News f :30 Local News !:U..Ntwa ·Btll 1:110 Saturday Matinee · 1:55 Bowllng Scores 1:00 Go Rcltmd S:.U ~ews 1:00 Tbe Open Road Z:Si NtWB . &: 110 Dlsclng with Dosa 1:45 Sign Ofl s:oo wa; , t:j) 1'op Ten Revue IATVRDAY 3:110 l:aD News &mumary 1:00 Slgo On NeW!I 4:01) &: It PubUc Service 1:05 Country Music 'l'lnlt 4:10 S:IO stan Off 1:20 CounltJ J~ : !!!!_ '• ~~~~~~~~I ;1~S~~~::;i:~: for-- r..- lbo tblwl/a, ¥. foe lbo two O'o. oto. Are you ~ Ia--pi• oll- A ' llYDS.D&&llB II . LOlfliii'BLLOW Blaettn·ars poor I DAILY ClBtPlUQtlOl'll - Horn ..... tro _ . • J ~ • ,... Q-ti'I:IU II tile 11m1 --- .. ...- contlltlons ~~;~~=~~~::;;;;;;;;:;~l~n~su;r~a;n~c~e~;;;;; all tltl llaia." ' .:..::==-==------,-..:...:___ ,, Landmark Special • A-"PreeltiM 11M taif liiDUIIelltl Ol per.-1 lldultan. 0... II prayer. '1111 lib.- II d.twttJ ..,.~ tilly e.llll ·, 7' .... - ' 1 """'===c=-=--- dulr.,_ tile ,..ll,tJeyT :') ',!;. "" I I'::::::::::::::::::::'I , B---.:::'i. February ·17th 25c OFF ....,.. . .,,. ' Rorrer w•Il EDfer PIea est 4 CHI.. • vam .!t, pfe8J"dent uses GriJD • pamt In u·IS p·ICture 0f poverty :. J~~: . CROSSWORD Property T sl Chore~ "nil CllbdJ:le: 011 MCIIUda7, NliCTV'I "BoiJ7wuad IGd ibe Sian" will tloYGta .._ ltalt btlqr to Fahlln; no fdtlt!J!II.• Mdl1m. • 0ecwp ToblM Pi111 Ill apd lral Friday In "'!'b. .Bevill l.llo lie F.,.,.. the olorJ 'Ill¥ 0111 vludavllle fliDII1, GD NBC TV'o Bob Hope 'lbeltre; Toblu also appeared in the movie of tho same name • • World's hlgheat acllv Yol ,_ Co•-••1 bl th1e ~ 0800 .. ...,.... • ol Ecuador, 11hlch rlsttu to 1 •' lbe middle 'Ill aut ~ - 1M yean on radio and teltvUo!L • · HOU.YWOOD (UPI) - N - A retuilr ol vldeo'l private eye A-Doubtlen the ftlll to ••lcb television bJ: types, lltll time ia IUIV&, lnteJo. res~nt to brelkafo .Is jllle. The beedlln(l'l: Klrt Douglu national ogen(4, In !lie lllJ!IeryJado has a matted · ~ In "lust lor life." about thriller mold, Jll!lpeCiecl from makeo !I nearly lmm!IDI to beVIncent Van Goch. an NBC-TV'a the !101110tta. Saturday night movie Feb. 1.• , Jl'ore1Cft atuf!: There were no ing broken. Maurice Evaaa nlda llblbo tobscco COIIIIDerdall on BriUab he::;flh:::.t..::of:..:l;:t•:::*..:...::feel.::.::..._ _ _ _ _ __ 'i"'&re on ~·1 chJld. te1evi11oo the d~y that tbe U.S. ren'a .sl>ow, "l!llplerlnc," Peb. IIIU'pl1ll &er.eral'a nport on e. $ton Blrll wiiiiiiiP'IIf 111 amottnc llld bealth ,.. ~osueo~ 0 A I LY 1n' eptaode Ol CJIS.TV'1 "The Jut week..•Germany'a ..rtlon . e n " ao a comatllan etm> Ill "Candid Can)ora" Is reportml~ to an inalltullotL , .~ od being bouneed because of & lfiD. lf®klna 11ar1 Mondoi)' 011 legod unhapplneaa with Ita ten.ABC-TVi• aelence.flcUoo tlll'lel, deney to disturb prlveey; WI "~. Outer lJm)ta," M I ... could •"'1 easily live wiiMut cluJ, ·wbool IM•Ibend 11vt1 In a lhe American version too. ...... ~~ : . NC-TV plans a Mar. 15 opeei'lie iertes: CBS-'i'V'a Phll StJ. laJ sludy of California's fllCher ve~;~~- .&Jtow, h4vlnl ill bold- education ... It also Is reported achal, l'tVU1)JI drullcall1 Feb. plsnnlng a opeclal on Australla 1 ..., (IYIDI lbe eomodlom a flo- - and a oequel to lbe OIIIBiandtiQI!al ...... niece and nephew inB "Voice of tbe Desert" pro.. .:Ba!De petwort'l "Eaat Sldl> In whleh naturalist Joiopb W"t' ·~," despUe Ita ~ Wood Krulcb Interwove tl:e aul>contrvvertdal aubject matter bas jecbr of nature and phllosoploy plg _pi IJIIODOI'I· ••NBC-'I'V'a at hll Arl!ona home.• The ..,. "Teiep6one Hour" tllll'kli ill quel, If It Is aired, apparently 1, . ~ on tt.e air would concern tho Grand Can- .. 11J Jtrol DV IIIIOif v.w Prell llllll'ldlaal Qllrleo Jtllel. lngton. .. • Jill. Mr. Flnll• 1oo ..,...,••. w1111 111 ftlrl. deUvery of oay Ike for every need. Emmet Shuler, SU Pqe St., 115 port, Ohio. 12.000 miles and spotless clean inside and out , RadJo, heater. Blue finish. V6 eOiine. 1956 Chevrolet 2~ Ton Tractor LOCAL AND STATE News Of wv z..ms ror Mason County, 1'tst Vir-"nia n. D...mt.r roW~v• llml..ron•lu. . . ._•••••••••-••••••••-••••-..3 -~·~ daM,. Off"ICI"a} program IS N0t ed ':·st.'V:;I ~:pi~ ard~ ..- Mr. For Tn·.state preaching , c:'r~the··::e:u:": 1ceMr£p:~~ '::. ~ 00 Olstom .Butcherlnl. PHoNE . .. Harrisonville Society No~ . luslnea Ser(lcee · WILL ' ' i ;f. .: 1:31 NOI'IIIall Kraefl 1:41 Countey Elpreaa 7: 05 Breakfast PartY 1:05 High School Football Top Tl( Show 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Jones BUick Show 12:30 Rev. Meriln Teeo. 1:00 FootbaU Warmup I: 15 OSU Football 3:46 Platter Party 5:45 stan Off tn.Y RU 1\11 SI:V!II'nl£ IX><:'I'oll'l A ·~ ' COUPU t1f' SIIMPLIIat HIR Patllll '1'0 · 7:00 Sip On Newa 7:16 Tho ArmJ Hour 1:00 Herald ol Truth 1:16 Hour of DellYorance t:OO Wlnp of BeailDa , I:SI Tho Bible 8pelb To You 10:00 Valca of Prophecy · ABIIII! AND SLATS 10:15 SUnda7 Sbow 11:00 Counbt ~Inn Time 12:10 Nooo llepcJtt · IJ:I& The Seareb 12:10 RoY. Merlln Tet!l 1:00 IIUiy Grahlill t:ae Lutheran Hour ·a:oo '11!. aturcb At Work 1:15 The Navy 81flnlt 2:35 The Bit Ue · I:IIIJ '1'111 Qulsl Hour 1:15 1'he Suad.a1 Showeue 4:31 World Ill llerll1f 1:00 Layiblln's Hour ••• !enttade j .,' �I • SeD&.!, Pomeroy-11lddleport, 0., Jan. 20, 1964 • ' •' •• '• ! .a·t.·:. "Y e ' ' I '• ~ • enttt1·e , .\ '~'. ~~.... I . Dn~ntM T, Tlte lnt,re1U Of Tit, M..ie•·4it~~~mt ,,,.. .. ;~o " ,. ~~~~~--------------------~----~-~~-~~~.~~~~~~~ · ~· TUESDAY, JANUARY 2i, 1<"~\ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO. .. ~==::::::::::::::~--------------~------------------------------------~------~~------------------~----~~----~--~ ~•· ~ • Q • WASHINGTON (UPI)-PreslJohn;om today sent Coogress a $97.9 billion "economy and progress" budget brimnling with optlmlsm and radiating lelE!Ctl>On'Jiear significance. . Johni\011 · proposed cultmg Ne•wlf•!det•al spending $500 million .., "'.unJ1re!iedEmt-1 under cyrrent levels In the new llm6cl at _.. than fiscal year, marking only Ill television second lime In nJM years 12 fDIIIIon vieWers. . has been done. Tit lhlft' Ia he Said his budget 8 .~•:...• • ~ludedl In advance our nation to111 -..-,.- . ..... - - 8MOUIJC-' ward greater national security, IIll billion tax cui bill and~ easy peac'\ or by the refu ..t a stronger economy and reali· stimulus it 18 expected to gi•e· of the lawmakers to overhaul zation of the American dream Ute ~onomy. the farm program. of individual security and equal Cllt Defeo,. PadJel ' ' Treasury Secretary DotJgla• opportunity for all." Jolulson ·lllso aosunied Dlllin! said the President'• cut Tile ·president also predicted ConjJreSII would go· ·alontl .wlfli !Jp ' ezpendilures, 'greatly Intllat the Treasury would wind a $1.3 •blllton slaoh In •defense .i:n~sed chanee0 of getting a up $4.9 -billion in the red next opendlng and give bim now' ~ balanced budget 1n llscal 1967. year compared with $10 billion ton ond dairy programs to belp Ptevitl!Jsly, the Treasury lndlfor the current fiscal year end- save· another .$1.!6 bUIIoa. .· c:lited the deficit would oot be log June 30. Either-or both-of these ... erQed until fiscal 11168. He emphasized thai all his SUD1]ltlons could upq~et ~Y ~ohason, who caUed the budgplanning was contingent on •ar- "'me new International crisis ot ·the first major task cooly passage by Congress of the (Johnson foresaw contioued un-1 frouitng him after succeedipg tit"" be ' · • ·• dele= Records For ·. Your Stereo or th• slalo John F. KeMedy. said' and tho lll billjoo __ tax -'!Ill he went OQ the theory that "an tantalize anyone tllat might be austere budget neec\ not be and left. shOtlld oot be"a·· standstill hudg. Johnson said, h~wever , .that et , • , thbi 18, I believe, go·1ernment that is strong, budget of . economy 'aM prog- a government that .Is .solvent, 8 r..O." · government that Is compass!,.. Blur · - · ate is t~e kind of government The result was calculated ..to that endure•." · ·· · · blur tl)e opendthrlft lmqe that The President ouUined hill Reputillcano like to P.bt m Dem- spending plans in temu1 of both ocrals. It lncludea economleo~ to the fa m iII ar administrative pl•ase the conservative, .social budget and the cash budget, reforms to attract the liberal •newly emphasized by Kennedy •I "• Peel off ·: paint ,,·-~ WITH _i ;f! ~t:J . , HEAVY· t BODIED: :i·l(fean·Strip' ~1:· :1 '·· ' . 1 ·~~ _ Congressmtn· Ar. e .ur~ed: ,..· '. Jobless Are ,, •• 1 a corotoday. Keith. ~year­ CI>nn., 'widow •1111 ol 10, Will! found bt the colored J.l .l ·l'l WE~AN ELECTRIC BLANKET! /,....-..... •. .IOHN i ·..·-:--__;..··/ WINTER-WEARY MEIGS THEATRE (JOHN··. \ ·•. ···:··.... POMEROY, OHIO ""·' KEEPS FEET WNlHo. WARJV\,W/4SlN< .....--····....... __ __.,..... ... l of ,.,.,, $40 .MilJion Pours DUAL TEMPER• ATURE CDNtlbS FOR"HIS' AND From,K~iser •HER" StPE OF THE BED! TOPCOATS I'REWARN6 THE SHEEn>! AI'ID WHATCXll~ of Jackson GLORIOUS! 1nd Farm Bureau· Membership is 'Over the Top' W8410 ~~!: SUITS Robinson's l'liPLJL~ A ·NASf.l- l'ef.J! FJ;!ItThJDlD MAN! HI EL£C- SUPERB DRY CLEANING WED. ond THURSDAY January 22·23 NOT OPEN successful man realizes the effect good groomhas in his business contacts. We cater to the who wants perfection In cleaning. Sound like f t First lighthouse erected by FRIDAY ond SATURDAY the U. S. government was 1 Jenu•ry 24-25 cape Henry Light, at the en- I "3 STOOGES GO AROUND ROBINSON'S :;, . , . . .. fir • For wash-off 01 suape-olf .. NEED IT QUICK? .... t . , ·. ·· · • -' ~- ...,., Letters to <::~ > -..·v·· ~':~i: by Elberlelds_ln Pomeroy · easier, faster • Noo-illflammable • Needs oo lfterwa$11 , 11...- : ., M _; A Ra: . . ' : BE ~F~: atta~· 'l"r;~ RPM or 33 speeds. I · • lleiiiOVt$ al finishes aqdiJ CUb Revenue. fi .. : c Pruld!lll ~ - . .· 1 . be ehami!~Jtof. ,~ 1~~(Contlnqod "'1 ·· A brand new selection of religious records, country and western muSiC, Classical, jaZ2 music and vocals. All by the country's leading artists. See· the big selection of records, stereQ or monophonic,. 45 r 1· \-, -· year: Mmlnlotnllvo ....1!1 liM (~g·· I econot1J7. Tlte .. bf!J.~~ House lao! ~ W~~in the Senate FiDaQii1i ~ whlcb bopea to~ thl8 week., . , . •>,::,0 (. AIIRk I!IW~ · :. · : -A $1 biUIDD ~~.~~ authorll:J ~-\~ · b ' .' · . n· · • · A"'.~~~~- ;,;,t:.:nms ·a ry : 1es I,n la•t vo:·r.. ·· , Tile c•'h h ' ·c• I, ·> 'li · ·•· count of t'(I~HTli' f"· H · . n>ents by tho g .. _.., ~- . '·., and HJ•hwoy tr> oSt I,.,,WI. 'IC·. +, itelllll are not incl>,><lerl J, ., l, 1. admlnlstratlv• budget artd '"' " economists conSider the .... h budget .nore realisiO': ," . Here is bow Jobnaot!'O. -~· pos!lls look uoder both fl'~ as compwed with the CllmDl ' U .a . ; · •The Pmid~n~·· ~,_:,.., pcl6als included. . t,lt;;;i~ii·· -Speedy paau~ - ~ ·fll tu redueliOIJ . • ·l' "an ~ .!,~ of my~' , a badly neede4 ... _;, . be:: Hi- Fi I . , ".: "~ · haPPY. a~t it.'' r ,f ,·.• . , . 1 All the bids were for · ~ 'eontract _ to televl8e the ' for Pomeroy's utility flmd for Councilman Franklin Rizer cars. Councilmen decided to rtltiloo's· first nlgbt-iime major Istreet lights and hydrant rental said if the levy passes there ! the Safety committe~ ~btdy. ~I game and .associated will, be placed on the Ma~ pn- will he a httle money avallable ,b•ds before any deciSion evenll. . mary balfot, vlllage co1mcil de- to Install some requested street made. There w~ some i cided Monday night. llghta. · ' sion that siiiCe there was 1 ·COLIJMBUS _ A smllin "no Tbls action · was taken beACCEPT liiDS enough funds to buy a truck eolmnent" wao JolufGlenn~ cause t)lere is not enongh mon- Other activity was the ac- the street depat!ment, action to Monday's ~.: ey In the fund · to keep the cepting bids for a new pOlice might not be enou'b ,..._ tlon tlo street . Hghta on. Oile council- cruiser. There were represent- buy a j>ollce cruiser. eonven . ac n.n man said, "II we don't put the alives from threa car dealers It was decided that. the . Sal&~ ~: 11'::: levy on the ballot we will have Iin Pomeroy at the meeting. ty committee should lnvestJ. -~ the rules ·tnmlttee . to tw'n off the street lights for Bids meeting speclflcatlons In- gate. wbat motor repahrs are &h d nd co re four months." eluded Blaettnar Auto Com- invol•ed in the $50 estimAte I':U~te e 1orse a sena~r!• 1 Mayor Charles Legar explain- pony's on a Pontiac obout $1,- that bas been· reported needed hltppler .;.~e:.n~· t ~m ed that in 1957 council consider- 744 with traade in; Pomeroy by · the police cruiser. 011 the houn 1 · ., Dr R V 0 jed ·placing· a two mill levy on Motor Cmpany's for a Chevr.. Safety committee are Roy .141b'qer ~- jlle.;., s~ of t'f~ the ballot for. s~et lights. let, about $1,595 with'tr~dein,l Reuter, chairman; Rober! Hyi!9tlvellllon'a decision not to en- Councilmen <lee~ matead on and Metropohlan Motors ·for "l·'ell, and Don . d~ ' ~,iorlal candidate, the ooe and a half mill levy, !!ambler about $1,495 with trade l.layor Legar asked ".'fe· r.ei tbl8 was 1/te right ••· but It has not produced enough 1n. . (Conitnued· on page 31 · Jip, le Qko In thi8 case. We're . · Tb ' . pe. for the tfrst !line, will . I*~ $300,000 annuaUy - $45,a : better than the expiring An ·additional hall mUI levy 1 revenue. '' . • E~~~~;I Half-Mill Additional u_. tility" Levy Asked in Pomeroy Just Received Big Shipmen,tl, . ~ I 2-HOUR WORLD IN A DA%1" V 'lrtriiaiiniicoiiiitoiiiiTiildiiewiiiiatiierii,iiiiaii.iiiiiiii"Jil Moe, Larr1~ Curl1~ Joe, Joan 11 "Provincetown" MAPLE AT JANUARY SALE PRICES BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPORT, a, Freeman, reter l'·orster, IU· chard Devon. Ed...alce Burrou1h'1 "tARZAN'S THRII CHALLINGES" tTecbnicolo) lmals. . ··. ------- l9·-···-· Y'OURFRT \ -CXII.Ol '·f·.___../" / . . • i ~· •• ! I ; . '. St(ldy-!Ill" :.&izw.t,. .• Melp ~ Boopllll - Mrs. Cardea Mai1bl RUby Simon Edltb 1\!teoy, Jock Mahoney, as Tarzan, Woody Strode introdueiu& Hungry, the Baby Elephanf, and a JUNGLE FULL ol / ~III-"NICiiT &I> · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 20, 1964 biggs chancey george mccumber mees