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Prea1011 12:30 BuUwlnkle 1:00 Esplorlng 2:00 Mr. Wizard 2:30 NBC Sports Speclal 4:00 Darlington 500 4:30 Big Ten BasketbeU f:OO Saturaay Report e:15 NeWI & Weatber 1:25 Sports 1:30 Porter Wagoner Show 7:00 Sal Night Jamboree 7:30 Slngiilg caravaa 1:18 Joey Blsbop 8:00 Saturday Night Mov1et 11:110 Late News Picture 11:10 D. :. and · Weatller 11:15 Sports 11:20 Films of the 50'1. WCHS-TV Channel 8 Chuck Connors' wife Kamala his television series, "Arrest and Tilal." No scenes with Con·; ·· • nora, but plenty with Nick Ad-ams in a-chapter tillll'l, "A &U of the Dice." . .. .. Compooer Frederick Lowe Is giving tl m!Uion of his royaiUes from the movie version of "My Fair Lady"' 1<> the Desert Hospital In Palm Springs . . .. '"TOm Dooley." JTiill'mjtJf!j FOR ALL OCCASIONS nelll, Jack HawkJDL ''THUNDIR ISLAND" Gene Nelson, Fay Spain, Brl· an Kell7, llollrlam Colon. WY 2-20:19 IUN. MON. 111'1 TUIS. , ... 24-4 MA NIW KIND 01' LOVE• Pomerov Flower ShoD (Teclmlcoinr) DAY or lifGii'r Mro. lollllard Yu . . _ WI GIVI TV nAMPI W. MaiD P- ( ,·. Paul N.-.n. JO&DDe Wood- ward Thelma Rlle!:,,Jilra Ga. bar, lburco ChOYauor, Geo. Toblu. ColorcarfooM through ballloam attend- Dick. Clilrk, hOst of ABC-TV'' "The Object Ia," plans to make ' . hla permanent home lD South- . eril California. He estlmalell be commutes over -ltii,OOO miles belw<ien ' HoDywood and Philadelphia in 1 thre&-week JM!l'" lod ... Channel u Preoeots Neighbors Social Security JetsOOB CaeiJ!'r cartoon Beany & Cecll Bugs Bunny 1:30 Winter Olympic Gamel ('l'eclmlcolor) "Eye on New York" to be presanted ooast,.to-coast M TuM-' day, Feb. 4, at 7:30p.m. (EST). The program Is titled "And Suddenly You're Alone" and I he ""'''M'DCeS ·showing . Rooeland demoru~lrate bow Individuals may increase their oocial circle• by making new acquaint,. "Hello, Dolly I" star Corol CbaDI!ing and the entire east of the new hit musical comedy whlcb bowed at the St. James· a couple of weeks ago, 1'IC<Il'do ed an RCA·Yiclor album of the Jateat Broadway click ... . . Flick. 1:10 AmerioaD Bandstand 1:30 Challenge Golf · Robert Mitchum. Ella MarU· ballroom sequences at Roseland Dance City for the progr8!11 Roseland has bad SOIII8 37 ·million palrons since lis ineepllon in 1911 .. .. 1:30 Allekezam TONIGHT "RAMPAGI• CBS.TV has completed I he filming· of dancing and other ance. 1:30 Pat & Mike t:OO Cburcb of Cbrlst POMEROY, OHIO Static anees Channel13 MEIGS THEATRE for "DiiPcilit Show ol thO Wielt" waiod WM .~tea ~~ n,,, 31 on NBC.TV Sunday, Feb. 23. · in Greenville,. S. C.. . .. Ruth While, Tom Boeley and Sometime In June .;, this rSaralr Marshall wiQ c o-star in ABC-TV's "Queen for a Da~ the play· ·· · host Jack Bailey will crown hil LOOK-LISTEN: -For the first S OOOth ~een .... lime since before- World War 'The "Richard . Boone 'Show" ii:, Chester Morris !raveled to will continue on NJIC.TV " ' FAlrnpe to star . In "CORtles In day nlgbls at I p.m. EST for · Spain," an upeomlng episode the full nm of tile eurren\ on NJIC.TV's "Espionage." On 0011 throogb S<!pl. 15 with i hla previous visit to. Europe, schedule of new productions U be appeared In vaudeville with well as repeat broadcasts .. ... Sid Fields, which was befoce Two brothers wllo are lop TY he rose I<> stardom as a last • emcees In Hollywood: J a e I! talking scy-een hero . ... Marz of ABC·TV's "S eYe • Frank Blair, host of NBC • Keys" and Tom Kennedy c:l TV'• "Sunday" program and NBC-TV's "You Don't Say I" ... Devl doing a guest-star bit on Just as we predicted, The Be• ties IS coming The English "entertainers" who twist a D d '·. "'J'he:GjimbJint,Hear·t·:: WID +' •· llr~4h~ ~Jill""<.. Goool en the~ illlf. (!ftlie.~IOil ' tll)ir.enSl!IP. Ewtd~ ft" 111118. A- ROMO VINCENT'S QUIP for the actor·agent file: ·· Actor to agent: "What have you done ror me lately?" Agent: "My dear boy, rve been defending you . all over town" . ... WHTN-TV l:oo w...ld of Sporta 1:30 Winler Olympics 1:10 Wreslling ::10 HootenaDIIy :30 Lawrence Welt t:30 Saturday Night at A uew eomedy b7 . t.~ !IO'fS ~ 1111 ~.Todajr" ~. AwaN-wiotlet. ~ ·F,OOI!i, · re<!eilo"!l , , ~.. Carolina. bracelet. Juat one ol , the reasons lli Taylor stopped wallIng and !Ded that Mexican divorce suit .. .. should now have the fastest-sellIng U. s. single record ("I Want to Hold Your Hand") in the hislory of capitol Recor<Js. Way sbead of Ernie Ford's "1t T""'" and the Kingston Trlo'1 7:00 TV Classroom 7:30 En France a:oo eaptain Kangaroo t:OO Alvin Show 9:30 Tenn. 'llu:edo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse 11:00 RiD TiD TiD 11:30 Roy Rogers 12:00 Skj King 12:30 Do You Knoo; 1:00 News 1:30 Mr. Lucky 2:00 Saturday Movie 1:30 Telesports f: oo CBS Golf Claesle 1:00 Championship Bridge 1:30 The Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Jackie Gleason 1:30 The Defenders 1:30 Phll Silvers t :OO Gunsmol<e 1:00 . News 1:15 Late Movie 8:30 G:OO 0:15 1:30 I:00 1:30 · 1:00 Spring Coets and Suits - - ' · (Continued irom front page) Channel 3 Sunshine Makers With co~p..te sample line of · Ava Gardner Protects Image Saturday lbt Movie Palace 1:30 The Deleellves 1:30 Cbiller Theater SEE-HEAR: Joualban Mlller, Pete< Cook, Alaa Bennett .and llud1ey Moore, lbe hlgbly-laudtd quartet of fOUII8 Encllsb•• ·~ whO eomprlled the original east ollbe-811188h-blt Bl'!llldway ·rfi'Ue "~ . · lbe Jl'ri!lge," . 1rill 1tar in ".A Trip 1o the Moon,"· hour.Jona adap. llllloa ol a prophetic IIOYel 111 .lu!ea Yeme, 19th ceo1!tt7 heb IUIIMir, to be llroedcast OD "O!rooiCie" Wednesday,.F~b. 12; .llll O.Bs.TV • . C!>arles ColJingwood is boet-narral« . .... . . . NJIC.'l'V'• -ly-Jilwtllng "Today" show has been choMD the ''~ llltoW .Clll Da,.U.. Tele\'1. lii>D" lit.TV Radio Mlrror'o uallonwlde penei ol more thaD 200 T\1 erlllee, ~illl!nlsts IIIII · newlll)eD FLOWERS THAT SPEAK for THIEMiELVES JJ'or EtJ!I'Iflftpf!oa We IODd Dowen An ...)r.u. IQ,... Jack NoOne Hurt In Downtown Collisions Tuesday, Feb. 4 Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' I 6:3_ 0.and 11;10 PM ~A~EM~KER NEWS 6:l40,~and 11:15,PM ·WE!JHER .REPORT . ' .: ; •. ?· ;"'" .,' ·I ' a • · ..... - 94 .... Early Joy • lS • �( - ... -- .. • • ' Drivers Not Injured in Two Accidents sentflltJ, Pomeroy·Middleport, O., Peb. I , 18M "Now That Bobby Kennedv Has Left · Where Were We~ll. ' The Daily Senlinel f?MMENTATING EDITORtALLY Our Ohio River: Its Potential ARB!!SJED Arm.o Marpret Oiler, 113, Middleport, wu arrested Saturday at 8:50 p. m. by the 141ddleport pollt:e for intoz!cation. SenHnel, Helen Bolin of Helen Help Us/ Who &hbllul the maiD highways of the whic h provides a 6fiO·mile channel from ' Ohio Valley states are crowded' Paducah, Ky., to Knoxville, Tenn ., and Perhaps they are, and will become the Cumberland, Kentucky and Green !CREAM CIJIU)LI'.S BIB bereT - ' 1lNliAPPY IIBW more so, but watch the Ohio R1ver for rivers which also join the Ohio In Ken· Dear Helen: • 'lEAR Wlll'lt · its commercial and pleasure craft num· tucky. The Cumberland Is navleable tor small towns can be dynanlltel Dear tlllhaPPJ: bers in the immediate years ahead. 331 miles; the Kentucky River for 259 ISoi>histlca~ed city pO!Ople 10111& Bow Ill drive a wife cruy II The bUilon dollar navigation Improve- miles and the Green River, which penethink !bat eveeytlllDI II ope euy leAon ... ment program being carried out ~Y the tratea the Blue Grill hinterland for 198 Ill moderation 1!1 the conn- Yw don't lmow a- 1ft u. S. Corpa of Engineers by Which 19 miles to the famous Mammoth Cave. " I'm here to teD you .thero'l apeclal frleadl· - you .. don't modern structures will replace. 46 toc~s b Rl and dama dedicated in 1929, .ts an hts· In West VIrginia, the Kanaw a ver more drlnklni out blft thaD we eve11 knOW they alit. P~ bsd In Los Angeles, wbere tbla II your huabsM'I · W4J· at •·c and ·gnificant face 11ft . mg . along is navigable for 91 miles upstream from 81 R ita mouth near Point Pleasant, and the to11 could more or less chl)Oie saying, "I msy biiiW'I'Ied, bolt the 981 mile reach of the Oblo . 1ver · canalized Monongahela, extends south· own crowd. BeciUS8 of 1111 one day a )'ell' i'm 1111 Olnl This mammoth project, exc~ng any· ·1 to F 1r work. we"re thrown. man." . ·' thing achieved by the magnificent an· ward from Pittsburgh 128 lDl es a • tl>e "have" group, the 01101 You'D flncl .wt who, why and cienta of Egypt and Rome , will change mont, W. Va. the face of the borders of 10 •tates cud· Actually, among the 19 modern faclli· who either own or run the tow11 ,wbst • Jot sooner If :YOUifoP ·hitdling the Ohio River a!'d revamp the re- ties project~d. 14 repreaent replaceWe bave to entertal!l because ling the c:urlOilty buttbri, 'iml» creation habits of mUJions of people. ments-in toto. Three of these latter are 1...... invited out a lot, and sweeU,, and leave bef<ri- 'be And Meigs coU!\~, with Its 50 miles of completed - New Cumberland Locka !we've dlscovered the cream of doe• Dell New Year's day. Your river front, wiU be a party to tblll and Dam 55 miles below Pittsburgh; soc;leoty in the so-called "stlcki" silent walk-out might maliO his change, not by choice, but by necesstty. Greenup ' 32 miles below Huntington, Is lll.t4 pv cent alcoltoL bar stool a Uttle 1081 comfortTbe day rertablly may not be far off W. Va. , ~nd Markland, 61 river miles be· We don't miDd a drlJ\k err two, able. - H. . when the Ohio River which uniteo the low Cincinnati. Main Jocks, unifonnly these people spend the week· BE'lTEB NOW THAN ~Mason county communitiea of West Co- 1200 by 110 feet throughout the system, getUng squiffed, and most Dear Helen: • lumbia Clifton, Mason, Hartford, and also have been placed in service at the the week mating trial l'lllll · AboUt two yeara ago I fejl tn New Haven with Meigs county towns Captain Anthonr Meldahl facility, .32 11. We want to-,., a part of Jove with a boy ol18. 1 still love will be aa teemin1 with pleasure craft miles above Ciucmnatl, and at Mc.,.lpme the aoclety bunch here, but I'm him, but we get on eacll .9~·· . as are the higllways todiY In these same Locka and Dam, Louisville, Ky. afraid It might be too eaay for nerves. We can ne'ver ,.. ·~~ eommunlties. FIVE ExiSTING structures, Em• us to graduate from two blbslll where together unleu :we ·~ Tile Middleport Chamber of Com· worth, Dashields and Montgomery I• three, to four, and then Hll embarrasaes me for no merce, in looking ahead, desirea to build land Locka and Dams (next abOve New would we be? - SONIA soo. He makes passes at other an M:onomlc base of operations upon Cumberland In the Pittsburgh. reach), Dear Sonia: girll, too. I'm not sure hOW I thil potential. It II preparing a brocb· Galllpolia, below Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., ... The clobbered cream of s~ feel about him any more. · ure to send to the nation•a boat builders and McAlpine comprise the "modemiza· clety, of course. We were planning to get mardescribing the asseta Middleport hal In tion" program to be improved by the Look a little harder, dear, rled, and I guesa we l1iolllil· be- . tbil potential to that industry. addiHon of 1200 foot main locks. At Me· you'll find there's another C!IUIO after hsvlns ·bad ~n· af• Alrady approved for the "pool" ~- Alpine two other Jocks, 360 x 56 feet tween the Gallipolla (already modermz. and 800 x 110 feet, wlll continne In ser· ed) dam and the yet-to-be new dam vice. , 1 k ,. · climbing on a botUe !8 a married anyone else. Wollld tiT above Racine are concrete boat landing Major pools In the "chain-o • a es pretty sure way to fall on your And I guess lf we were mardocks at Mason, Point Pleaaant, Middle- thus being created along the Ohio will By LYLE c. WILSON 1 A couple of pages In the cur- all out against JFK. lace. -H. ried I'd feel more 110CUI"e. be those established by the Cannelton port and Gallipolla. POOLS FORMED by original faclll· Locks and Dam (114 miles extending up· United Preu Intornatlonal rent issue of "Business Week," There have been apecillc In· Helen : N, J . . Republicans are amazed and a McGraw·Hlll publication, telL& s~ci!S in Waahlngtoo In 1 realize I am rather late for Dear N: ties are being lengthened al, one by one, stream to Louisville, Ky.), the 95-mlle an answer, but the same prob- "Gui!t"-edged security II flnl the huge concrete and steel structures Markland pool extending on either side alarmed by the political love of busmess react>ons t?, Johnaon bwuness. moved quickly are completed. Of these, three are m of Cincinnati to the Meldabl structure, affair developing between Prest- under the headline : Industry erase tts anU • administration lem will come up next year. for stocks, but not for marrflil• blot 4ll8 service, creating "lakes" or poola up to and a pool of similar length from Mel· dent Johnson and U. S. bust- leaders, many oJ whom felt re- label' the moment John Ken- Mi husband of five years has bonds. You 95 mllea in length. Utilmately, pools as dahl to Greenup. Upstream from Green· ness. big busi ess. jecteu by Kennedy admlnistra· nedy died and Lyndon special friends he visits mlsW<e with (a!y. long as 114 miles will be available both up it is a 72 mile run to the next locks The word passing among bust- lion, are wooing and bemg took over. Some of. ~ . New Year's Day. He r.. - H. ne.,men is about like this: wooe<l by Johnson. But how euvers were amusmg m their to tell me who they are, ~ Helen: to recreational boats and commercial at Gallipolis, Ohio. craft - as in the case of the Cannelton IN ALL, 13 long-in-use structur~ 1?, You Imow, that fella Johnon is long wtu the honeymon iast1" urgency . , less introduce m~. Hls Afl..r reading (Ind.) Locks and Dam now under con. the 327·mile "Great Central Tbtrd a mighty nice leila wlien you A fatr question. Accepl .President 1 Elllmale so secreUve and stubbOrn plea, 1 felt 1 ·must struction. reach from Huntington to Louisville will jet to know him. Good man! These are not country store- Big busmess appears to bsve year arouses'my curiosity cents worth: ::. TOGETHER with the navigable wa· have been replaced by three, once the And there Is aMther reac- keepers who are being wooed accepted the President's boiling point. He won't most iens.lble ters created by the new pools, the Ohio Meldahl Locks and Dam are completed. Uoo also disturbing to Repub- by the man from Texas. They estimate of his Intent and bsve me send them a make to the River and its major navigable tributar- For commercial craft (more than 40 per lica;,.. This Is the judgment of are such as Frederick Kappel achievement& ln the area of Christmas card lor fear I'll aak really love me, you'll i•s offer the cruising boatmen more than cent of which push barge tows as long big buolnessmen, really big of American Telephone & Tete- government economy. The enthe name. What goes ori Is "If YOU really w'• • .Jill'' ".100 miles of waterway to explore duf-- .. as U70 feet) this means that tot~) lock· businessmen, that Preoident graplland Board Chairman Ern- thus~m is considerable if w~ubt provo It, by 'glylDI,:;qt~ ;"a the summer seasons. Many smaller age time will be more two ho~rs mstead Johnaon understands their prob- est Henderson o! Sheraton Corp. unarumous. The Wall Paris. the respect your fUture : . ·~er·streams ue being deepened as of 20 to 24 bonn. For years, II has been terns and aympatblzes with of Amertca, . Journal. •<:<;u~ J~ De Gaulle at .Home: serv... • · :.4~ . ·ll . among them the Big Sandy. ; : serv-~eleary-to · "double loc;k'~ a tow of them whereas Preeldent Ken· Johnson's tmpact on such budg.et JUQlinll m abowmll eco- President de Gaulle has a Also, the mistake many gtrll ; .. ' as a boundary between Kentucky such size through the long·ln:use 6()()- nedy did not. One big big men as these and on scores of noOlles. for naUonal referen- make Ia to conatan"" be on ths . · 1 west Virginia; the Licking · hi':Ken-;;.;fa~M 'Woolf"dl1lmbel'll by b~mg them 'businesaman after oxpos~e to others Is ouch as to give Re"Some Johns?~ devices," and reportedly hsd !loped defeqsjve, and offe~ ,~a1011s and . ,'l y; theGreaHnd Little Miamis, Sci· . lnto ·two sectioos. ~ I -President Johnson's charming- pubhcans good cause to wor· Journal said, mal<e hold one this year as a explanations wlllch "the b o 1 ' ·n~ Muskingum ·rivers In Ohio. BOTH THE MAIN Jocks and the 600 ly folksy ways oummarized ry. Some Republican sources. of seem less than Is expocted, of demonstrating his friend chisels away at unUI be '> <lZENS of small boat launching ar- by 110 feet auxtliary chambers will his opinions like this: Pres!· campaign funds may be drying devices such •• sh!!Una some conUnuing bold on the French towers resiltance. A~E ' ·' are being constructed by the Army selve to the similar advantage of ~hou· dent John!Oll ts knowledgeable up ul)der t~e Texas sun: ~he expenditures Into lbe· , But he now is belleved need• to say, Is,"~ . . . ·"ineers along the new pools, aa each sands of jll~sur!' .craft whlcl\, year-by· aboUt business and Industry in Republicans chances of ticking fiscal year to make II look the idea for lack of Is- - wt won't dtsculls h. 1 'Hcture comes into ilse. Paved ramps year, are mcreasmg m numbei'. Consld· areas where President Kennedy Johnso" next November may be ter. The Journal One thought was to hold she would be put1:!nJl. • nd parking space are provided at these erable con,g~stion of small boat tra~lc wao naive. inking in proportion to the however, that Johnoon had a referendum on a proposal to the :lefel!slvo _ locations, with adequate aeceu roada at the existing Jocks bas resulted durtng Has Sevtral Mtanlnp ac modaUon of the. Jo~sn made SOllie l'eal and stable · the French senate. But right guy, he'll thereto, with state, county or local gov- recent seaaona - particularly on ho~l­ The word naive has several ad straUon Wlth big busmes savlllg!. the · Frenchman couldn't not, forget him! ernments given responsibility for their days and at weekends when, typically, m meanings. 1n the foregoing None ol this II to su~~gesl that The Tucson .<Ariz.) Dal}¥ less about the Senate PERSONAL operation. one metropolitan area, upward of 400 oenoe lt evidently meant un· Kapp I and Henderson, and Uzen raised this question: bss llttle ,power anyhow. PLOll> RE4~P'St0 PRINCIPAL canalized tributaries of Inboards and outboards passed through taught and uninstructed. The man others would support "Is a $5 blilloo bu~~et . Malaylta: Utile seshlon wltb the Ohio inclulle the Tennessee River, a single lock within a 24·hOur period. big shots of buglness and indu,.. Johnson next November. But ell really good news1 It still Ia ~ble that the mite solve your try feel at ease with Johnson. Republicans are fearful that · Republicans hope that ls a arranged between In· y They tend to trust him and many bl& businessmen will not qoestloto tht! big business and Malaysia tn Bor• .l recogolze In hlm a busineBsman go aiJ.out to lick Johnson as coons may soon be Atty. Gen. Robert F. DIYOTID TO who al!o h11 been •uccessful, they had been expected to 110 themselves. will !ail apart. But In Milot MASOI Kennedy· Is being rea. BAKER FURNITURE I • e ap·tto ~:~~.:.r~~~ve~ ~===~~~ ~~lrf:th~~i~=·~:.=~·: C Th F rom Reports THE DAI Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN. BY DOROTHY. KILGALLEIII NEW YORK, JANUARY 29 ... THE CELEBRITIES Jackie Gleason ia aoing to be a grand· paw. Hil' daugbter Geraldine, married to aeent Jack Cbutuk, II a happy motherto-be , • • Intimates believe that Carol Lynley. and T0111 Mankiewicz are "for real" . . . A happy rumor in the longhair set bas it that famed Vladimir Horowitz II weU again and may aoon return to the concert field ... , Newspaper references to Sen. Margaret Chase Smith u "the first woman to seek the Presidency" Indicate that some of the boya hav• forgotten one of the most glamoron• feminists in American history. Victoria Woodhull ran for President of the U.S. in the 19th Century ... Bob Hope wants to make a tour of Australia to promote his new comedy, "A Global Affair," and along the way buy a few thoroughbreds for bis stable. Bel' he'll need hil doctors' permission to undertake the long trip. rate June Is ao upset by the whole thing she has gone to the trouble of mail· ing everyone notarized atatements sayil,lg "she is not now nor baa abe ever been married." Janet Gaynor, who alwaya looked like ail angel, has become the Broadway kind. She'• one of the big backers of Joseph Cotten's new play, "Seven Waya to Love" . .. The Justice Dept. Is ..ld to be checking into a union leader's money• lending deal with a tremendously im· portant and glamorouua box offflce star. There's supposed to have been a kick· back Involved in the business arrangements . . . John Huston, after viewing the rough cut of "Night of the Iguana," came out raving about Ava Gardner, calllng her performance the most sensaaional she's ever given. \ ' M d • I R t · e · 'ca . epo r 0 day S . . Willi a auccessful ef: due to his direct, some- ........ tough, approach. Diplo- ... ., .,.. :::.: \malic sources said be used no " - • 111 By W11)'110 G. Broadsladt, M.D. know you love her but not the A - Your daUChter bsd classical diplomacy and wasted :;· Temper gets the best of most way she Is behaving. Don't better known as lnfecliolla words in his talks with In- .,..,.. u .....,. 001 of us at times. And the pre- ward her by capitulating, bull:~=~~~~~ disease that donesla's SUkarno, Malaysia's .,.,.. " ... school child who hss not learn- keep porushment to a 011nlmum. by a olowly Abdul Rahman and the ,.:110Dil ,.• .,., •• , . ed 1ww to handle the ordinary AboVe all, adopt a .co!'"tstent . paralysio of ~ Dlosdaclb )4acapa· ..,._ -•"" e.., au ......,. frultrations o1 llfe will normal• policy so ~I the child a fn1l1. ts .caused by an Lampur say tn ......... y..., '*'• Mow ,._ an occasional ~trum. traUon won t be the result of or virus. The disease Kennedy side.!tepped no Issue ...,,,IP"'" ••- 11011¥o140j i>r h t to pe I and --• f ed to -hie umar wun anillbll, It Ddltl ,... ly have . , to do' b tile no I knowIng w a ex c .,_ ac up •·- ma ..... -· ,.., 11 • • • - ,. n. mg a you especially children, by the three leadera. Dill> ....... .,...., He lSD 1. up with his parents, so he reacts ·Q- oar 1-year-old make a full reccwery. approach won promtsellor ....... .,..., ..... ~ ,.... In the only way he knows how; ter had Gulllain·Barre ment is directed at rellevln& to seek a .peaceful ., ...., ,..,. ...... ~ ""* blind fury directed at hlmsell dronie. What this disas there Is no drug solution to .the Clllarrel. · or the floor. The tantrum may ease ofld'~bsl ate the will cure the disease or Advanee lor Moaday Poll 1-1 - · - - - ·· · take the form of screaming, effects? .. shorten lil courSI. stamping, kicking, breathboldlng or head-banging and It may be the result ol jealousy of his orelg,n ews ommentary parent•'' attenUon or not being he wants when =- · ANNOUNCING THE OPENING 01' REUTER E~ 51\QGS ~.10 •20GG UfE I 3 300 W. Sec IIMI ::::I .. g Z St. - ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE & I OM 0: IAVC't' MILL STREET INCOME TAX OUR SPECIALTY ~ M.i.--"" IIL. . E C. W¥1111ldt 1 2-21 11, EARLY WEEK SPECIALS P:aw 1$ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 4 & 5 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. c . · ·falcon _proves it's America's toughest c~mpact 1n the rugge~ Monte Carlo Rallye! In Pkgs. of 3 lbs. or more 16; LESSER QUANTITIES :."::!'':..':.:':' ",!··.: f ~·:~ts·~at 1 • N C Atmosphere Never Better In Geneva D1•sarmament Ta}ks BERRY'S WORLU An occasional tantrum Ia • . normal part of your chtld'• discovery of his own individuality. By PJfL1 NEWSOM in London as .a healtl1y basis During the hiatus between the Broad· Parents often attach undue im· way clos[ng of "Little Me" and the start portonc-e to the!e outbursiB and UPI Flitdp New• Analyst for fUture exl."'nslon. Britain will try for a new trade agreeof Ita road tour, Nancy Andrews was fea- are especially resenUul if they PoUte lieU: occur In a public place. 0 n e The atmosphere at the · 17· ment with Russia next month. tured in several productions of "The Threepenny Opera" around the country. mother writes that her 11-year· nation Geneva disarmament Germi!IY vo, De Gaalle: Swiss teenage stars Pierre and Anne- In all the places she played, nothing in old daughter has ~~ms and conferenc<! never lui• been bet- Speakin& of East-West trade, Lyse have been shipped to Hollywood the show was censored - except In Tex· that kindness, spanklllll, a n d ter. The Communists are being the subject ls a new source ol ·as, where they took out the line "What wlthboldinl privileges have all polite as never before and hsve discord between Weal Germany i fQr a looking-over. It seems Ingrid Bergshown interest In 111any sub- and France. 'lbe West . man caught tbe kids' aet In Geneva and Is the burgling of a bank to the founding failed to stop the tantrums. of a bank?" It happened In San Antonio 'lbi• mother sbonld determine, jects. But they .obviously are In mans are angry because . suggested them for the young lovers in and Austin, and the only clue she got U fJO"'ilble, wilal ll I• lbal u111al· no hurry to settle down to con- feel that, deSP.Ite tre•IY provi"Sound of Music." . . . It sounds like a persuasive "Mr. Hunt" bad was that ly trfl&er• 111cb outbnnn ond crete negottatiO!\S on any one slons callin& for close Franco...... e:,haustion.time for panny Meehan. AI to the wordage. objected then tactlaUy try to avoid ~ dlsarmameilt measure. Quali- German coil'sultaUon, the soon as "Funny Girl" opens on Broal· Metro Is giving the glamOr treatment vokill& them, but oot to I b e fled Western dJPionlats !eel It French falled to keep them way, he's set to "double" into Bon Soir, I b e will be a long ind bard haul adequately Informed either on , , the Bitter End and Basin Street one to Debbie Reynolds for •'The Unsinkable point of oubmlttiDI to Molly Brown." Instead of using the cuscb!ld'l wblms. A· lbow Gl trUe before Del\' '!!la•t·West agree. Preside~ Charles de Gaulle's i;>· after another ... Audrey Hepburn; back tomary studio portrait cameraman to !lffectloa lor lbe 9lkl at aD ments clhr be ~ached. · Intent to recognize Red China ' (In Switzerland. Is regaining some of the pb(!tograph her for stills, they hired HoshoUld 1• far to relieve Eaot-We11 Trm: or on French attemPts to line . weight she lost while making "My Fair 'l{ill Conant - who went to Monaco to 'he utuoUoa. It 11 eepectaUy B~lilijl can be expected IQ up new trade deal! w!tb the · · J,ady." How? On a ·~lk diet. on1er pusll tun speild: a~eaj to build Kremlin. On 'the same day that · . Go figure out Indonesia's President make the official pictures of Princess llllportaal not to 111ow Silkarno. At a U.S. embassy luncheon, Grace's wedding - to do an · extensive wilea deal!•& wltll a 1antram a1 up trado with the Communist Ronn dlsclosec! the Soviet tlnkln he· compared himself with Lincoln. A portrait sitting with Debbie . . . E a r I lids r•IDI...,.. lito eblld'a aa· countries In thel co~ w!eks. was not lnttrested In a 111114 Wrlchlaon and Loll Hunt, who enter· 1•r ond 1e11 ap a fl~loa• cycle. Results o1 ~· ~ drive !• trade agreement with Wet! · few daya later at a Russian reception he talned Queen Frederika of Greece at the Give the clllld a chnee to ceo! 1883 w•re encouraging with eit· Germany, ' French Ji:conomlc -pared him ~elf with Lenin . . . June · White House, delighted her 110 much she off a!lli te save tace. porto rising to the Soviet timon MiniSter Valery Glacard D'E"' 'ifllldnson feels the columnis!J w b o invited her to perform In Athens whenU . the tantrum ,take• place and Its European ll!lelliteo by tainil popped up In MOICOw ~ntlor.el some chip as her ''bridea t> per cent over 1.!162, to allo!tl discuss, ~!'B what, - more ~m" were victims ol a prank pulled ever their schedu te will permit. They•re In public, get the child to both excitedly lr)'lng to work out ar!iUitl IJIOI II possible. Let her f350 mUliOil, '~ II' re11arded lra<le \IIIWHII Mllilcow n Ill''"' ~or aome lne~plicable reason - by I \ ( . rangementa. .,yotbpr. Jlrl. (Possibly a rival?) At any t> ' . c: BEEF lb. 4lc TENDER JUICY I CUBE lb. STEAK TENDER, SLICED IIi: c c , ALL WEEK SPECIALS 2 LB. PKG. I IONA, CREAM STYLE FRESH BAKE I FIG c c I GOLDEN I BARS CORN I ... . 6 -12oz. cans I BORDEN'S FAMILY TREAT VANILLA GALLON CARTON I JANE PAiKER ENRICHED WHITE ... lim•• 'ir'.... I SUPER RIGHT QUALITY * ~auses MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 16-0Z. 'LOAVES I•' ' FLORIDA SEEDLESS .>I ' .I .I .... ' . I ' ' ,; hi' L 1, • • c �• I AI~ S'fARS ~~~i55U •• II Tornadoes Exte~d ed to Defeat Kyger·69 . 58 ~ 4-D~ally~~n~·~~ Pom;;.:;ero{·~Mlddl~ eport.'. --'-':: o.. ··~·~ F;;;;eb. The Racine Tomades ehalk· ed up their 15th consecutive 'win of the 1963-M season by dump. 1ng an Improved Kycer Creek Bobcat club, 6~. in a hard loughl contest Saturday night. Coach Mike Morri>on's un. beatt!fl squad playin& without the service< ~~ bi& Ted Bailey, who was injured In the Tornado outing againsl Eastern last week had trouble getting started .~ wa. unable to pile up • oafe lead until the third quar. All Stars Sentiael ' ' Pid you brinl llle ptpc<II'D, ter. too'!'" "I the Tornadoes were on top by j while Kyrer Creek IIJlled 20 of a 14-11 margin when the period . ended. RIM:ine-led by a 31·23 14' t~~tslor 411 per ~t. In 11~ score •t halftime Md was in Racme mossed SCO(JIII on 24 front, 41-:13, at the start of the lay-up triea. , final stan~. Proce and Ky1er creek • Mel Racine did not take the lead Coen lied lor SCOI'illl honors for &ood until Larry Price w1th 23 pomts each. BOth •corpopped In a jump shot to make ed nine field goals and II v e the score !HI with a minute charity tosses. The only other and 40 seconds remaining in player. io •hit double figures the flrat quorter. were Racine Peanuts Wickline 1 19 points midway through tile last QUirler when an enUre new te,am of subs went Into the pme. MPX Knopp a&aln paced R!l"i"•·re~g will) 24, .stierm Cundiff s 20 points kQ, the. TOJ1Uido Reserves to a 4~ wm over the bttle Bobcats. Joh"'?n Jed KC with 10. Racme w1ll remam idle until this Friday night when they VISit Southwestern. Racine H 31 41 69 .. KC · . 11 25 U IS Racine ·- Proce 9-S-23, Knopp 4--0--1, Floher ~. Beegle hl- 7, Wickline 7- 3:17, Norris Z--1)..-4, Adllllll 1....0 - 2,, Knapp 1--o-2.. ~SCOI'· ers . Ours, McKelvey, B a e r and Boohck. Totals.30 (9-16) 69. KC - French 1--D-Z, Dun- '"'•••••wu~~P can 3-3-~, Leach 1-.5-7, C<>- ' en 9-f>-23, Ty~ 5-5-15, Co!!ins 1"-()-2, Wa!~Wright 0-.4-0, BArrett 6-0-0. Totols ZD · , College Standing, 'S EXCITING NEW CASR ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - 0b1a eolleae baltelblll , . ado, IJt. ·Tlie ~aily Sentinel The Bobcat. played Racine connected on SO ol 81 attempts who tallied 15. nip aDd tuck first quarter but from the field lor " per cent The Tomadees led by -·-· ' c1udtii, ..- ot ...... 1: • .. T... WLPIIa,e YoonptoWD If 1 1410 11M C?entnl State 16 I 1111 I!Q .J)!Im Carroll 1 I U Ill Qhlo ·Unlv. 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Michie•• 3 3 466 511 Toledo · Z 2 300 280 Bowling Green 2 4 427 454 Kent State Z 5 452 513 Marshall 1 4 354 396 ' Blc Tea Michigan 8 o 510 427 Illinois 3 0 241 207 Ohio Stat. 3 2 447 429 Minnesota 4 3 102 5811 Northwestern 3 3 455 Michigin State 3 t 119 1161 Purdue 2 I 427 431 Iowa I 3 276 327 Wisconsin 1 4 409 455 Indiana t W3 431 Ohio CaalerellCI wlttenber& 7 1 513 4111 Al<ron a 2 761 581 Otterbein f 2 533 496 ti,hio 1\'eoloyan 5 2 480 046 Capital 7 3 1190 M9 IJenlsoD, 4 a 396 389 Bafdwfn.Wal. 4 4 6111 626 Mulkingum 4 4 54{ W Wooster 4 4 494 $31 Mar~lta 3 1 606 625 Mt. Union 3 I 531 570 Hiram · 2 0 517 585 Oberlin·: 2 f 469 524 Kenyon 2 I 464 601 Heidelber& I ·7 1511 630 Wilml~ Cedarville Ashland Bluffton Delilllee You may be the next s10000 winner! Jl_,., ,.... ,..._,. .Miw - .,..,... 1Vod. lng• Gaaldted "'"""' .,. r f'rlrr res lern lara• p&rtloDI of ple&IUI'e , , • Up fried ehieken, wlth a favorite part for every JDember of tho famll;r. lb. Whole Fryers . . Tray ~~c~~..... lb. 27C Breasts lb. 49c Legs lb.45c CANNED Hams Wings 3 lb. .... 5 can s3s 10 :~ 111. 69c lb. can 9 Kroger I When mon-r I• the qll.,llon, C:lfY LOAJII l~. lh• anawer.•.---.....,0: I ' II!NU !~Ji•r~rlld MUSS eNO WASTE Dlrec,t Til Yo~r Job 'READY~MIX CO. WY2·3284 " ,,. ., Wed., r.b. J, 196& ••. 39c Swandown Cake Mixes tal cans Asst. boxes '. •. IIYtn Breeze Detergent ...., .... "• .... 83c WhiteBread 5 20 oz. Yellow Cling Peaches Martha .White Meal . .s 39~ Kroger Coffee 2 ~~·n $1.09 Avondale Peas ...... ........ . .. ... .... . 2No~~3 29~ e 0 0 ° I I Plain or Salf.Rising . . o o I o o o • 0 0 0 I I I 0 I • o • . Sav• Regular or Drip 0 • 30c o 0 I I o o o o o , Sweet 1nd Tender! . . loavll U. 5. No. 1 POTATOES Diamond Famed Ball Has 100 Memhen > Chicken Breasts, L.p, Wings, Backs (oupon uplrh .. . ... 89c Giblets .. .. Evaporated Milk liy JOB GERGEN UPI lporCa Writer Adelph Rupp, who has per- •11 your bills and debts. Have .extra ,.,_ caah ' besides to buy real bUpiDs; · "" • Save 25% to 50%. Then have ~ •• · • cme convenjont monthly payaltlat., . .'.;, euler to handle. Phooe ••• tbm .top · ·• . for your mtmey. II:DjoJ' y~lf ~ . lhe more in 1964. Livers .. ... .,. 29c Backs .... ... lOc Surf Detergent ..... lilo.... .... 8h R-upp About to Make Historic Pinnacle Want to feel great qaln? Jult 1ft • one sensible cash loan hrre, Pay Off· •·· · w ith covpon •nd pvr..,_ fl1f 2 Itt. ., ...,. 411 371 w 311 294 281 284 276 277 3Z7 foroned belore c:ountleu lll'OWda in the eoune ot bill 34 yeu~ at KentuckY; Ia about tv lhllt one of hie ~ at tho plnnlcie of the bastedJaU co.ebel' made mountain. The ll;arllll ot the Bluqrua Is on the lbreshold ot becomlDc the third coiJep meniiJr to reach the platen cl ,700 vJdor. leo - and· bt may horn In oa the eompalty cl two tonlchl Only Ed Diddle of Welfenl Kentucky (75f) and tedn:d · Phog AUto of Klnsaa (m), under whom Rupp played bill college ball two IJCOl'O yean age, outrank the Baroo In total victories. Rupp baa aaplured 69!1 ~ IOIDI Into. tonllbt'l Southeastern Caalerence •truagle at Gecqla, wbleh upoel Tennesaee, 7M1, Saturday nlghL 50 EXTRA FREE TOP VAWE STAMPS Dubuque Mld-Oitlo 4 1 a1 2 2 2 I 0 4 ryers . ., ...., Salad Dressing 50 ~i s1.55 u. s. No. 1 s;.. A POTATOES Silvu Dust ............... ..... ........ 83c 50 EXTRA FREi T11p Valu. StSIZI'Ipt ... lit. lb. bag �• ,\ . • ' ' ' Recent vi~ o1 Mr. ail4 8-D,Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy.,.ld,dleport, 0., I, 11184 Mrs. Bert Shumway were fill Sedgwick and TeddJ Dl Ne w Mill day If ltM Wilh 33: to 10\b b!11e:!dmel,ll to ~ u.8. Castle, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Ro- follow. · .· bert Datly and son, Atbeill, and 1110011 ' 11 ..pproachtne Ill ~ltut!On, became law with Mrs. Gertrude Calaway, ,BIIIJ last quarter. ratUlcatlon by the stile ol Wy· - - - - - - - - -l and Jane, ol Vanderhoof. In IIU, lbe ID<ome tax, or omtna. By Mrs. Lyle Baklenoa THE 4LMANAC Mrs. Roy Flck, Beth Anne By u~ Pr••• ~D~on~ll<>rlal and Dennis of Columbus rillt.. Toda~ is Monday, Ftb. S, the ed with Mrs. Lyle Baldmon and Kay and Mrs. R. E. WI~ I IIams recently. Verd Smith is a patient In ON~Y the Meigs General Hospital at SADD1E Pomeroy. AD* Dan 1 lll•nce an C..W.IOIII Ter1111 Mrs. Bess Larkins spent Sun0 X f ORQS day with Mr. and Mrs. Marvir Marks of Long Bottom. $ 99 Mr. and Mrs. Don Putnam anSALE ' Reedsville Society Notes ,.eb. I I ~ WHIZZ OF A. WHIRLYJIIIID.-Bellco tM 'Oft1 title:~~- son, Rich-- ard Gale, born Jan. 22 at a Bell UH-lB, bu oet an unofficial world's speed record of Camden-Clark h08pltal. J...-y II, 1111 Team H-. 1 C. Oblinger E. Seorleto P. Welker \ MASON THE SHOE BOX nying abDities rather IbiD fw I • lllleNI chanem&. &I J!z keep J'l ll..., ·up tbt jpracticallimita of rot uA ........ B 1-ell eupta IIICift, = A J7WI~IIV I ~;~ 116 w... aiMit IJ.ondkap TOTAL 2011 w.. tlAII a ' A. Neue E. ftoutb. v. Rouah B. Gllmort I. HaweD Handicap TOTAL 317 1M 2111 403 S71 309 1171 0 377 330 262 315 N. Caraey \ ) ! •, I Y-$22 6-$11 i MOftlht $5.50 ...., ..•, .., Clip -thit QYIIfiMMMt .... •tunt It with ,._., ....11: ., The Chrhfl•• Sdt11c1 M011 1t1r OM Norwor StJUt ....... ».u. 02111 \ I. Couch J. Hysell L. Burt Handicap TOTAL Wont Lolli 3M 315 1953 38'1 348 3M 370 S. Hesson L. Spradling A. Gilbert ~~errorth~:eo: .. , .: l!u 001a " .. GazyMintm. said Mlllkln 'Gilowtnt tllo v~otory, "I'd have t.o SIJ' II wos the IIXNIAIII team effort we've = d ; ? : Fore~ play· . can; ol hiS Cll'· : · .~ llhook 0111 up with """""""'' and ~ Peck did what 1 told him to. Regarding the board work by Blackburn and Eggleton, Mint.on iald. "Boy. they were fler"CO I under there. They were slrnply trernendoos and alld before that Randy (Black· burn) has carried us on h II back aU year and t.onight he just wouklu'l be stopped." Albany salvaged some ....,. blance of victory by winning the reserve game 56-SO in the preli!11inary contest. North GaiDa to now Idle untO they host Rutland of Meigs County In a ~on • conference clash next Frtday night, Tbe box score: ALBANY (43) Kin de 6-3-15 . Ha ill 0 ca • rnm -2-2; Turner 5--2-!2; West 1-0-2; Morrison 2-1-6; Dyke S...l-7• TOTAIA 17~ au - eja • - o s » .. -~~ ..._ Gltlla . . . • kid stuff! ' i:hodiyour Mllool. Moke .... your- . . . . . . of vigorous exerci~~oe .w~ry dly. There's 1 free ..... Mt .... you evaluate the physical education proeral'lll of yow 5chool. For your copy, simply write to the President's Council on Physical Pltness, Washfnston 25, D. C. ~ub!ished u a publ ic ter>'ic• ln cooperMion with""~ .... Couru:J.I .nd ..,. Na.....splf)IH ~rtillilllf ~ ·---· NG 1 L. McElhinny BOX CARS K. MeJI!II!Ibny C. Winebrenner L. Winebrenner 1.. 'tobart A Stobart 437 369 343 533 '''01 ,\L \~'on 3 Lost 0 Untouchables 1682 : ·1 Murray Housh A. Sawye-r 414 M Sawver 500 i697 TOTAL 313 410 \l'o• 0 Lost 3 New Haveo ,. (,, •I Bi11ie Gilmore Bt:b Gilmore fl:an:ta MiHer Do11 ~ Millt>r Totl'!l Won 3 Lost 8 Hilltoppm T. Clelland 434 585 3!18 505 1862 l SOCIAL -,, SECURITY ~ r,; ~,.,..,,. ~,·~'!'·~ TOTAL WOh1r tHUnisi'"'r "'· -'-· ··-· 332 48) 1883 dleport municipal park when members of the Recreation Commission met recently at the LB. • vil~~~r~~ problems 11 4 C'o 300 i were dis- I 382 : cussed including the project of 314 , the Middleport firemen to drill •13 . a waler well which will reduce 1444 expenses of operating the pool. I The firemen plan a series or 1 projecl.s to raise money for the . King Pluo well. ' 369 0. Bostick Henry Clatworthy was named ' 390 I cha irman of the commission [ P. Bostick 411 Dee Swearingen with Charles White appointed Dall::! Swearingen 48l . secretary. Council representaTOTAL l651 · tives include Gene Harris, RogWon % Lost I er Morgan and Robert Craig. Emerson Jones and Cash Bahr High Men's Single - Art Sto- I represent the Middleport Board bart, 220; High Men's Series - ' ~;;;,;;;;,;:;:;:;;;,;;,;;;:~~=:; Bob G;tmore, 585 . I; --~ . High Women 's Single - Billie Gi lmore, 169 ; High Women'i Series - M. Murray, 414. High Team Single - New Haver., 676. High Team Series - Ne"' Haven, i862. P. Cundifl D Cundiff M. Cundiff B. Cundiff TOTAL Wo• I Loot % f-RESH DAVID DAVIES MIP~• ~n'lRT OHIO GROUND VALUE BUY EVERYDAY SLICED BACON PRICES $ I I DIAL SOAP - - 4bars • LBS. LB. REG. SIZE 9c OFF PAL '3 LB. JAR HILTONS ' c PEANUT BUTTER - - ~ OYSTER We lleserw the right to limit quantitlla I ) I I In 1924, Wondraw Wilson, for· [ mer U.S. President, died al his home in Washington. Securitv Office mov el.l Fridav, January 31, to • Jn 1930, President Hoover a~ • i 1 331 Fourth · Street. Marietta, poinleo Charles Evans Hughes ] Monday, February 3, the stall chiel justice of the Supreme . will tJe settled in the new build- Court. •i Ing. The Mariella Social Security A thought for the day-ForOffice serves Athens, Meigs, mer President Woodrow Wilson Monroe, and Washington Coun- said : "The world must be ties. The district office was OJ>" made safe for democracy." end in Marietta in April 19!'>8. !~ In that year there ·were 11,500 ~ persons receiving social secur' ity payments in these counties at an annual rat.e of $6,500,000. Barker stated that now there are over 18.000 persons gettingIKX!ial security payments in these same counties, arxl they At receiv over $12,000,000 annually. Meigs County alooe has over 3,,200 persons receiving social sa. curity paymen ts whic.h exceed $1,1l00,UOO annually. Last year Diplom~~ C.une~ ' %,824: residents o( these counties filed claims for their social seSecretarial curity benefits. By county, they General Office !:were: Athens, 1043; Washing· Accounting 1 • $98; Meigs, 443, and Mon· Bus. Administration roe, lfO, mM Key Puneh Diltrlct Manager William P. stated, "I feel certain Trolnl'er anyone having business tht office will be impress· Ca,..rs In lutln... ea b; the efficient layout of our tr Civil S.rvlct Jobtl 1.1ew butldlng. This is a modern ~Ice stalled by expmenced ~ equal i1~~~ ~Courteoua will be given to all b:Jve business with us." •~ · llbe telephone number. 373· Call 446 4367 ,...... ,· will remain the same for WrlteorVIalt .fteW olllce. The office· will ··open fl'om 9 a. m. to 4:45 For Mo,..lnfornuotlon Monday through Friday. 1 .. Juice glasS New Spring · Night Quarter Begins Feb. 1Oth Gallipolis Business Colleqe '~"' I I t 1 The Social 811 TINY'S $ Plans were made for summer recreation program at the Mid-· ............... .. --fu b•af•..et l!!.· E _., . . ... t~Jtwwt . . . . -~SQ. -..a.-.~ •OS I W._.....J'C"r .... ~ ll,oot ....... ~ ~·-= 161.00 ............... .......... .,..., ...... I STEW '. l 3 LB.-I G-- when you buy 7gallons Ashland Gasoline· I These sparkling prescut crystal glasses can be yours FREE f Popular Early American design. Ideal for serving juices or other beverages. You get one glass FREE with every purchase of 7 gallons of Ashland gasoline. You'll want to save a complete set.! Drive in at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer displaying the "~E JUICE. GLASS" sign, today I each KRAFT'S BAG c Well Drilling orrangecl Everything Complete Nothing Down 36 Mllnlhl To Poy 8 LB. BAG c FOREMAN AND ABBOTT OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 31, 1964 MATCHING 11" SERVING TRAY For(lllkN 00/y For lle-og., LIQUIP.-: STAR. C.H .. Forn/(lllfl ' 29c· with oil ch8nll' at.reelllllf priM .. .:. .. -·~ .• ' ' . · ·CAKE MIXES -- ' •' c 24 BEEF STEW • TREET --CARNATION INSTANT • oz. • Can 14 qt. 51• MILK -.• D~Y ' PRIC.ES GOOD ONLY MONDAY, TVESDAY, WED., FEB. ;;_., . . ' . ' .'" • ARMOUR'S r Middleport '• - ' .c ·PILLSBURY : . ARMOUR r . WY 2-5321 N. 2nd Ave. ! gol. EASY ·MONI:)AY oz. 18 BLACKBERRY JELLY - - ...1 . . . . . . _...... _. . . . . - . En,oll Now ···. -- Far• .. . • ! IIIII. ' VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE-VIsiton at the Winter Olympics in lnnsbruck, Austria, take advantage of a view from 1 bridge over the bobsled run. Actually, the bridge was con· otructed to allow viaitnro to cro9S the track to the cabin on the other side. January 22, 11164 :::: I • "' • iliiiiiiiii Recreation in Middleport is ;;rt;-7L."De'lla~--2oo- Being Planned . • DallJ Sentlllet. ~~ o.. ~ '- Mu _, N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. l'leseber Service Statton E. Dotson Pirates Limit Turner To 12 p • •For·em'an Scores· 26 Olnts is Lindmark P. BUikam : 2 llllh Gam. - Plllldora COl' llna, J;2jl, Playing by far their finest game of the current basket· Hllh SeriH - Pandora Col- ball season. the North Gallh Pirates Saturday nieht used !Ins, 521. a 28-polnt peEformance by little Jimmy Foreman and Team High Gama - Simon'• a tenacious defell8e that limited high-scoring Jerry Tor· Market, m. ner to just 12 points to upset hlgllly·favored Alltjlny &1Team Hlp ller!N - Team 43 before a IJlrge crowd of fans at the North Gallla No. 2178. sebool. --- __ Tumor. a ... plvotman, came Monday Mlsod Loape into tile contest · with 1 U-polnt clearing the bMj'dl J18""'7 fl, 1114 per game average. but 1 new against the taller Red Devils, .uhlutl 011 tbe Gallla County qutn~t mOl'H. Moore 299 2-1-2 wne defense employed by ed to a 33-23 halftime lead and R. Moore 456 Coach Gary Minton proved very were out front 43-31 af~r three A. Sawyer 3911 eflectiVe against the big lellnw quarters. M. Sawyer so3 and hla U-point output was his With Eggleton, Blackburn, TOTAL l657 lowest of the season. and big Moson Peck working Won 1 Lolli Recalling vividly that 96-t? on Turner the scoring load for Bee Ceel pasting they absorbed 11 AJ. the Pirate~ shifted to the out. M. Bowen 430 bany on Jan. II, .tbe Pirates side men, Jimmy Foreman and J. Chesher 4!18 stormed Into a 17-10 f\rst per- Scott Logan, and both reopondR. Bowen 520 lod lead Saturday night a n d ed t.o the call by scoring 41 If. Cheoher 505 were never behind during oon- points between >hem. TOTAL 18SI test. Foreman 6-7 . d w... 1 Loot 1 With Ira Eggleton 4nd Garry np ' ped in "pom·tsenwdr glauared, 0 an p y ~ 1D Heado H. Amberger 393 errorless defensive game Ad. Nea • 311t Handicap 129 while Logan bombed In 15 points V. Craig 338 TOTAL 1641 !rom the other guard slot Art Neas 441 · 1 Won 1 Loot I Forward Ed Kincade led AI· 571 G· Craig Ball lo Cllala bany scorers with 15 points as 43. =ap 42 P. Ingels 371 the Red Devils saw their fifth . N()R111 GAL\.L\ (II) Woa t Loot 1711 C, Ingels 421 loss tacked onto a record that Eggleton ~ Blackburu 1 E. Sylvester 440 14 victories. 1-2-4· Peck 4-2-JO· Cunlpe A. Sylvos~r 500 North Gallla moved above man li-2-26; Logan 7:._1-15. 341 S. CUster TOTAL 1732 the .5110 mark by taking it s TOTALS 2'1-7-61. H. CUster 444 WHioa I Loot 1 eighth win In 15 outings. score by quarters : M. Murray 4!18 gh Game Men - G. Craig, f'-====~~;._=~~~~~;.:;;_==-.1 V. Hannahs 4911 225; Women - A. 111. TOTAL 1722 High Serieo- Men, G. Craig II Won I Loot I 571: Women, E. Sylvester, 440. Olllcllll Team High Game - Bee Cee!dl OPTOMETRIST R. Plymala 409 674. Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to S (Close at Noon on B. Plymale 325 Team High Serlea Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy M. Chancey 397 Caes, 188I. 8imoll'a ar.rtel P. Collins 121 G. Burdette 248 D. Clark 418 M. Domlpn 380 BUDd 110 D. Nlerl 331 Handicap 128 TOTAL 213t Won z Lolli N•w York ClolblatJ Hoaoe J. Walton S3'l R. McTurner 416 J. Warl!<r 370 H. WoH 413 M. Murray 487 Handicap 135 TOTAL ZUlli Will I Lolli Accurate Complete News Coverage VA;_ At\ • 401 w... Loll. 1'0 T 0 wu with tbe help of auxiliary Jets attached ley and Debbie of Columbus I' 10 tbt fnl-aL tbe jets, the UH-IB hao flown at spent the weekend with Mr' 171 • Ph • ........ llo -mliplng and a redesigned pylon. and Mrs. Alpha Smith. · Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mayes of of Education while other mem- 1Sardis visited friends here rebers of the commi s.-;ion are I cently. . Richard Vaughn, Clatworthy l Recent guests of Mr. and and White. I Mrs. V~rgd Buckley were Mr. Sunday afternoon t.h ~ commis· and Mrs. Harold Humphrey slon met at the park for an 1 and family of Belleville, W. Va. evaluation of t he racil itit>s andi and Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Whiteequipment. side. and friend of Parkersburg. B1ll Congrove is a patient in the St. Jospeh's Hospital. The chuckwalla is a large. Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and harmless lizard or t he desert [ Mrs. Denver Weber Visited with llreJ!i'<m of I he Amencan south- their sister, Mrs. Harold Sauer west. or Middleport. · - - -- 418 141 momroR MASON, W. VA. wo•t,. " _\'!,....., !b~~~olr!~~~~-i·!~!;i~!"!~~~'~!·!~h~ ·~-!b~~~~~-1-!~~~~~•la~-Li~~o~~~~~~M~~~!<!~i·!~!1~r~~r1ct~:i~la~m~~~. ne~d ~~M~&~rd~~~~~~M~to~o~L~•~R~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T~t's WltJ!out flight. m I FURNITURE CO. ator1 TIUI Nt. THE CHfliSTIHn SCiffiCE '299 2 1 w-·i 'l'lulndaJie ,.. 3 ROOMS New Furniture 1 nounce the birth of BOWLING. no LlffiE GIRLS' If. P. Mnllea • '~- �·' ,_ , · • r• d ".ass • 'e 1.--~FO~R~s•.:.;;;LE~------ !-Dally Sentinel, Porneroy·'Middleport, 0 ., , . . ll, 111M For Rtnt ...FO---·...SA...LE=-=--.1ROOM OP QUALm 1961 ., ~suits. Coupe . Locally owned and low mileage, outstandin& perfo_rm· ance with year around traction. 4 speed trans .• 102 eng1ne, good whJtewall tires , radio, heater, red interior with bucket seal. White fmish. 1960 1957 iNfORMATION 4 Da.AUI.lNI:i •·fll f' Ill Ua, 1$t>t<'l ''" t"Ublt ... C'Ite Mrnodu Detallne a.GO A. Ill. lll~n4Q CA-f'lt• :11:.1 .1..A rtoN1" COIUIEI"TIONI ~ tec•p..o f'o1' Oa1 Of >Ulttl $695 English Ford 4 Door Counsel series, nict interior. Sharp ivory and red finish . R&H . A real gas saver. WANT AD *I]} $1665 Corv•ir Mon:r.• ~oo A. PubllcatiOO &EUU\.A noNB ll Door Plymouth $395 VB H.T One local own~r, good upholstery, JlltiJmatic tran s. R adio and heatN . Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO COllA": ; :Call: FOR RENT, ll1ce Joca. .., DOpend•bleect Berv1ct lion. WY 14355. 2 1 3tc • Clair Woode. Tedl. l'alnorOJ Pb: WY MMI HOUSE In~. lhrM room QJe11or Pb: 111$.1145 and bath. Phone WY NS75. • 11-6-tft I :IS tfc ,_ __ _ __:;..::..:.....::..:._ ICOMPACT Sweepen. t\JliiiGID. FOUl!. Room uniurnilhed apart· ad utt.• IUid aervlce. Wrlle men<. j'iorlh Second ' Ave., 1M2 18th 8\., Parllerdlurl. W. Middle~. Ohio. Rent reaaVL onable. Frank Fugate, WY 2· HE_-=:;;,A.::'mi=.-:G-,-:PiuJ::-""Nn,.,...l-·-==M=-~e-=o.:5293. , I 30 lfc ,..,.__ AnJ01o1 Bcel&i .. Ill l!all MdJ - 1 , , _ SMALL Fumlshed apartment, ....,, ~ 1ft WJI4I. suitable for one or two peo7 zo lfc pie. Pbone WY 2-!753. ::--::...,.-;:---::-=--;,.-;:-:._ 1 31 Uc See Nelgler Bulldln8 and SUpTwO STORY Brick, 7 I'OOJIIll ply, l\acllle, for better bomell, kltche• cabinets and ltoriD and bath, full basement, close doon. 11 :a 1fc Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS ......-- s.M lusl @) ~ to schools. Vf\.. I l-:~~~======~=~===~=~=='1 ~ can WY 2-3892. 1 29 6 tc room furnished apartment, first Door,Beegle. 5 room house. Christine Televisi~n Revue -·11.. --.. --.. ...- .. a"1•r Jl.upt o t-.1 ------- H lp e l!l.(l(tllo W1nted •pnede w=A"IfRE""''"ss,..."'ov"'e:::-r•1"'8~y"'ea:::r::-s--=iil age, apply In person at Mar- Ill•' ::-::-:---:---- ' ;-1;:: 1-::-lfc:;:: tin Restaurant, Middleport, AUTO SALES 3 bedrOOm bouse on Lincoln Ohio. 2-3-3tc Wanted To Buy Hill. P<>meroy, l'ls baths, gu CHRISTIAN Woman needed. S'TOC'K cattle. Frank Pauley, '57 PONTIAC, two door hard· hot water furnace, Immediate Full or part-time lifetime se'c. w.., A.O sarwtr. ' CIPI\& pe7 wor4. .,D, !IUI.rrinlll top, dean, $550. Phone WY· Harrisonville, MY -8-3296. possession. Telephone WY Z. curity . Experience Sunday lll.nlmtlm ~bar&• 10 eenu 2-<)927. 2-3-6\p 2186 t-28-6tp or WY 2-3346. School, ministry helpful. Earn . • seventh and eighth grades room ~ 1 Ceat.l pe1 word fu ~ o oD> MCUtiVI ~.a. ru.11 rah or 4 eent.l ,_ wwG .wW 12 4 tfc $10\J weekly . No compeUUon. •eceivl'd the prize money lor " e!larJe4 tor adva~ U ool '62 Buick _ $2,895 Ft"RNISHED apartments. Ph. Write John Rudin Co., 22 having the most parents pres· . ,.ad whbiJI 1.0 4111 att.1" MHIV For Sale 1111 oUl lnvicta Sta. Wagon . Very low WY Z.2776. After 5 p.m. phOne WO'lt Madison St., l'blcago 2, ent. Dr. Wolfhard Baumgaertel CAitD 01 l'RANU - IL.a tor eo wnrd minimum bell •d4Jt10DLARGE. Size Frigidaire combin· mileage. Like new conditiOn. WY 2-3574. ' Ill. 2-3-ltc and Mrs. Grubbs, guidance tea· U word le O~ltuarl.. publl&bed ation . Can be seen at 204 Mul- Fully equipped. 11 21 tfe BUSINESSMAN needs young, cher, told of some of the probJ'EII, I al 1 eent ...,. ••nt ornca 11ouu berr:· Ave., Pomeroy. 2·3-Gtp '59 Ford - - $1,195 THREE IUid 1,111, room furn1sb. ambitious, married man to lems confronting parents and The annual BapUsl Aswcia· 1 :10 "- ll lO 0:60 t' M 01117 Galaxi e 2 Dr. Hard Top. Poed and wdurnisllad oparl)earn and help him run hIs Those pupils eligible for the teachers of pupils, especially Uon ~·ellowshlp Tea will be . .hlr<tll) -8:30 .\-.1111 '-"' 12,00 DOOD 1 3 BEDROOM hJRISe at 1126 E. wer steering and brakes. Au· meots. WY U484. business. Wonderful opportun· Honor Roll during the tlt :-d six teen-agers. held Monday evening, Febru· 11"1 00 EASY Main, Pomeroy Phone2-3-3tc Har· tom rt.icfound. . One of cleanest '~9 ry Bailey ' WY . 2-Mil8. to be U I tic ity for secure future . No ex· wee ks grading pen"od were aiJ. Crabtree, Lay Speak· ary 3, at lhe Middleport First U:SUl.1 PROUUCING UNFURNISHED house, room, perlence necessary. $80 per no~m~ed by ':feryl Houdashell, er of Temple Methodist church, Baplisl Church, oponsorad by . 4 DINETTE table and lour chairs, 1 utility and bath. 1655 Point week 10 start. Phone 422-4832 of Columbia Elemen· was In charge of services at the B. H. Sanborn Mlulonary PHONE WY 2-2157 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. only, 2•3•31c tary School. They are gas range like new. large Lru;e, Pomeroy. Pb. WY 2-111174 Coolville Methodist church on Sociel)' . Mrs. Donald BOOIII will window ran 143"' Butternut Pomeroy, Ohta 1-2-tlc OPENING soon for hones!, sin· Grade, Justin Mosler,d RJndy Sund•y morning. be In charge of the Jlt'OK1'II11l. . . Y ' ·h d kin led Johnson; Second gra e, oey · Avenue, Pomeroy. Phone W - - · - - - - - · - - ---I A MODERN house, 6 rooms cere. ar -wor r ma;r in Nelson; Third Grade, Joon Wool· Mr. and Mrs. D. V. CUm· The Middleport Garden Club In Memory 2-3664. ___2":3tc , 1959_ FORD, $6_95.110. 4 and bath, 136 Lincoln Road, en, Robert Markins, Jan Jor· mings, Athens were !;unday will meet Monday eveoiro&, Feb. D . bed I shm) black !mJSh, w.s.w s, 6 Pomeroy. WY 2-3020. ted kl . ~- 1 tart 'dan Plllsy Greer Tommy Bish· guests of her brother and si&- 3, at the home of Mrs. James room cyl. automatic shift, radio, 1 3 tfc e wee Y earnm 8 0 l · op · · Fourth Rita Wil· ter·in·iaw Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Amok! wllh Mrs. Wim.nr frlor. ' IN ·LOVING memory of Wil· ONE USE 5 p1ece. 9 1 42 1 su1te. good condttlon, pnced , clean interior Dale Barr --Phone 2-092 7 to a.m. on· b ' •• s 'th K .-~~ · son-m· · Ia w, Leo n ris , Miss Anna Howell and Mrs• Jiam H. Eichinger who depart· bl Hor ce Karr · . ·. p ' FURNL~AED and unlurnlsbed ly :l-3-Stc ur, ,ancy nu , a •• ,.. LoW· Ga 1away.'Thett a · Reedsville, OhiO. h on e 1m lnq lr t tb · ther Ruth Ann Jordan. Fifth Woodrum. Albany was also a George Anderson assisting hoslid ltlis life one year ago, f'eb- reasona e. 8 9-~c 0 t Che3ter ' Phone 965-35110. 2-3eo 1 VI ·ue • 667 • 3278 · spar Ohio Hotel ents, • • grade · - None. SIXth • grade - caller at the Gala'way home. U,Sses. Roll call will ~.,. "An • t:tli'ry 3, 1963. 0 I 31 3tp 1 • d b th Leg1l NottCI . Connie Greer, Brenda Tee\!, Robert Stout, Sr. has return- Outstanding Garden." 3P 11iou wilt keep him in perfect ~ce , whose mind is satyed GlASS DOOR cupboard $6.00., . J he ' HOnOUSE, 6 roomstman p a · .Patricia Watkins, Ronda Whit· ed from a visit with relaUves In The Pomeroy Garden Club ij'l thee, because he trusteth •I947 Wt 11ys eep, 1our w e1 e 5 room apar en1· eo~ LIOAL HOTICI Ungtvn Seventh grade - Wal· th w t r · states His sister IGtehen cabmet. $5.110. 0 I d , drive excellent condition, le's Terrace. Phone WY 2- WILLIAM MILES. whoH • " ' ' ol · . e es e n · . ' will meet at the home of Mrs. In: thee. Isaiah 26:3. ioned bureau with mirror] . ,h II C ta I 5385 I 24 tf ,.,1•••" " """'"· w. v•. , OI>•I ter Jordan. Eighth grade-Cher· Mrs. Elizabeth Brean, Eoring, J 0 Roedel Monday at 2 pWith a cap. on c owner . c Holm. whole plaee of rtlldene• 1a 1 Ell' with hi d . . . ·Mrs. William H. Eichinger fash and marble top $20 00 Ava t •. S th F th M'ddl · Puco Wallh.iopon: Lonnt• M1Ln. Y IS. Oregon, came m an · 1 iiJd chlidren. 2-3-itp 'Jk H .. · . · · our • 1 e- 6 room apartment wltb base- whate' pla~• of re.tdenee 11 Renick, Newt Notes of Interest will visit relatives here. Theodorus Council Daugh.s 8 l 32 00 port· 1 31 3tc w. "~'••« va., and Okey Mllea. w wbote plaee 31< · ___ "ment and garage. 143 Butter• of ~ Pu<o, ..hlnatoo. Severa I parents and teachers Mr. and Mre. Chester Spen· of America, will meet- · 11., tite G1 ey, arrtsonvl 11e. 21 - , 1963 RAMBLER, American sta. nut Avenue, Pomeroy, ;~.~~: ~~··.~~~':..~~:;:::'A': of Columbia Sschool attended cer, Charleston, West Virginia, IOOF hall Monday at 7:30 p.m. ------ - lost and Found ALL Kinds of hay and straw lion wagon. 7,1100 miles. Will Phone WY 2-5127. mln~trotr~> ~~ lho "''"' of ......,., the January meeting of the AI·1 took her parents• Mr. and Mrs. All officers are requestecl to Jje • , • ,, g Beegle ' d )' B 1 C Wiley, Deceued, beinl PlalnUtf, fi!.fd le Short LOST black white and brown male 1 for sale. We e 1ver. ut er sell for balance due. a II z BEDROOM house birch kit,. .., p<llltlon " ••• Probou c'"" of bany P.T.A. Mr. Houdashelt s A. R. , caster to Mobile, Ala· present for installaUOD. A, oocto name of "ICing,': Bros .. Leipsic, Ohio. TeL 135, WI 9-2112. 1 29 6tc chen, gas fumac:. l649 LiiJ. bama, where they will visit with lal hour will olllow the meet\q. ' ' p 0 . Bol 61. 1 11 fOtC c k 96 I H p Ph olhera .. defendant., alleJIDJ that relatives ' T&o No. 2762, children s pet. · 48 Ton G.M.. van true , I I con gts., omeroy. one tho.. ~ no ,.,,.not ........,. •I .... ""'I'" •o• ""'"· Fell t Call WY -2-6185 2-3--3tc LUMP COAL. Dell'ver or pick motor, excellent tires. Mar- WY 2-5127 • 1 30 tfc deeedtmt. withdereued whlrh w , e.:tata the Sale of Noteaand ..Retund• . ... , . . 14.000.00 Mrs Murl Galaway attended - -- ·· --~dl!lbh of tbe and ••the Adjuatments 103.40 'l t th Plana for lhe • band fl IP -lo . up vourse)!. GoegleiD jteady· vin Milliron, Middleport, Rt. or o4mlniotonn& "" ""'" 1'"'' "" M'"""'"'""' . . .. "'·"' a H?Jll'\ Counc1 meeting a e . H will be mad 11ld decedent., Rebecc. wue , LOST : Large yellow and white . I, Call Culligan Soft Water. , died. Total Non Rev. Jtcpu ... 14.1'78.44 home o[ Mrs Roxie Arbaugh Fairport arbor . e '" t 'tt A MlX Co., Page 0:.1., m' u eport B s'ness Servt'ces -~ in fee lbnple of the undivided Total RecelpU . . . . 283,231.32 • at ... Pomeroy Band Boolter• wm ca , m1 en paws. ns· Uc WY 2-$11 . tc UI ono·b"f '"'''"" of ••• touow... .... Total - ae,lnnlnl ""· pluo ••· on Tuesday. Mrs. Leona Calvin, ~ Tuesday at 7:30 p.. rn. wers to name of "Middy ..,..,.-serlbrd real ntate, to.wlt: celpLa . .. .•• • ••• . :191.891.91 VI to Cou ty Ho meeting 3 H t'fth~ 1 29 6 11 16 The toUowinJ: de1Crlbe4 ...at elite• IXPINDITUIIID D U me Extension in th o. hi !b ·""""-r·-uc.n-paw• . Lost sInee Wednesday. CAMP trailer, 2lloot, completeJohn V Bogard small appll· In the Towrublp •' Or,,..,, A<lmlnletrotlon ........ · "·',.·"' Agent led the program The e aen..r g ..,...... I ,..,. ., 3 p·m· ly furnished. Also weldl'ng rna· World Standard nl Compad . Ir serv'tce. Star sup- SectloD Town RIDP 1JBtll· and ln•tructlon tor'lum· a nee repa turther '·d .. c:nbed.4 and .. follow•t Llbrarl•• . . . .. .. •. •• ••• . . . 1110.332.98 170.30 toplc 'was . Color ln the H.orne. Wy 3406 2 Unt' Call WY 2~2432 after that. Mn. chi ne. WY 2-2818 or WY 2Escelleaoe . Obi0, nlnl Norlhealt of Lot Trani. of Puplll ' ... .. . •. . 17.467.15 44.140.9!1 pIy co., Ractne, No. 1at1nthe McCune• Firatcomer .WdltJon tD Au:dllar, Apncltl Mr. and Mrs. ceel 1 G'll I OKIy Chester CouncD Daugbten of Fr:mk Murray. 6131. 1-2-tfc Rtc car room, ride and perform 1 29 8tc 'J'Uppen Pl&IDI , Ohio; thance South Operation of School Plant :M.787.!M: and children Athens visited hlB A . wUl m=t In reiA~...._ 2 1 3t SmaD d "' rod" tlanoo wnt 3 ond 1-lllh• Bohool Plwt Molnleoonoe 3,= • • menca ~ o"'"' - - - - - - - - - - c WHY PUMP your sluggish sep- ance car economy an .... _. ,....__,,,., • ... rooa: the-nre Dnrtb ~~ rodao thence capital ouuay . . . . .. · · parents Mr and Mrs. Fern session Tuesday at 7·30 P' 1118118ger&blli&J -~ VI• ..· - .- .....- . ealt 3 and 7-llth• roda to the place qf Central Fund Debt Berv. 14,'7'4-!U'l • ' ' , • • 111 ' tic tank. Gel Klean-Em-All Sea HeatbJI boJilanlna, oonlolnln ,,_, "''" ., "'""" Toto! ""' o.n. Fund Gillogly and other relatives on There will be a layette lhowar 1 Septic Tank Cleaner. LandMlllenri11e, 4lfdo ' ;.-:,~-,.... ,.,., v.,_ 2 ,., •••• .,.. .,,...,, neo. "· 1903 ... "";:~:~ Sunday h011orlng Dolores Wolfe. · Notice I:JMI your eewer traublea Otod Recorda, MeiJ'aaUe1• County, Ohlo.peU. Tow l:xp. plu• Bal . Dtc. u.291,6815.11!1 1963 Mrs. Elsie Perry was a guest The WSWS of the En•.-.t.. mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. E. MelropOMabJSUtr.laDeei,MPotono~ --Plaintiff tutther iD ttar , ~ ..~ ..... 1 24 30tc PboDe WY W87t 1 We ..... aU . lion tho nom.. of oll lbe ..... ot IOHO ........... FUNDrecently of her Sister-in-law, EUB Church wlli meet TUft· o . _ Mao ..'-Jaw or per.on. enU.Uad tct the nul Balanr•, Jan. 1, 1983 · · · · 15,8&9.1!10 Mrs 'Iallie Lowther She · was d -•·• 1 .__ home ~ LOOKING for foster parents lor .,.........,.,..-c,---:-c - --;::., Grandtather slim • waisted hall t 22 t!c '"''' " '""""'"" from '"' • ..,.. """''' · """"' · " · ay evoow"' a u"' wlth Mrl "' Rea..-able Ba&el ent. Rebe~ca Wiley, ln aakl real eaLatl!l, Gen. Prop. Tax .•.. . , .. . t4~.97 accompanied by her nephew, Mrs Eldon Weeks . ade, 1612 cherry ' a mentally retarded 17-year· and allo alleJI!II other faete and ref. TanJlble Pera. Prop Tax .. 3.471.30 · . t • Clock' hand old girl, with talent In draw· wood. Tells mchanges of the I cao WY t81' oa,. Nlpt erenee b bad to the petition ID tbil Tot.al ft,e-,.enue Reeelpta . 27,931.:1'1 Milford Perry. Paul Frlck the bosteu. ,Mft. •lleslnt aamc. At.o that Bellnnllll Balance plua reRulh and Jane Jtn! an were Phil. OhHnger will be proaram lng and painting. T h e 7 :til Uc oue moon . Excellent condition.\ Real Estate For Sale ,.,,..,,.,, ,,..., w. w1ior •·•·•· the ,~ Tout'"•" . .. .. .. .. .. . ...,..., ne~11 friendly treatment. $42o. Modern corner cupboard f'HO'!'O COPYING Sen...._ • ...., Bonda, Noteo Sonday dinner guellls of lhelr leader. 2$4. Racine, Ohio. 2 I 3\c WI·th gl as s doors • $4 . . MedCopy any ·~- or do nol ••t•"· '"" cart. . . . . . . . . J8.ooo.oo grandparents, Mr. and M r 1. 1..1 ~ ll:..cl -~.. ~ In the prayllr of laid petiUon, twa· Jnterellt OD Sft'llll Bcmlla. Notee Reed Jeffers Mrs Mary Jor• Th . PoFeb. 1 Shak . 5 110 ium size dining buffet UCRfl/' tl, 7 "eUler lDBllrBIIce, Pomero)' be authOrb.. Cm. .. .. .. .. """"0 ' ' "" e meroy espeat'O. '-.....table, 110. Duncan I 15 ...: tiff ... pnyo orderodthat.. obe ooli m" ... onUn lntenot Tolol and E ......ltu... . . . I9,8S'I.OI and Jerrie Sue visited ber par- Club wlli meet at tho home ot ._.'" ,...... U.\: In tbe reel eetate duc::rlbtd ln th• peBalance. Dec. 31~ lte3 . . 13.900-2'1 and Ph I6 dCha 1 f tab) four ' I ;;;;===-=:;;---.--;:;--;::-lttllon ac~ordlnl to tha Jtatute. ID TOTAL J:xpen4it\ltH pl\\1 8ala1lr. etltll in Ule afternoon. Miss Lydia Ebersbach Wecb."at- . I fAN AS A NEW PENNY 2 y e rop ea e, 80 ACRE farm, 6 room bouse, INCOME TAX service. C. B. 11\leb cue made pd pro'lldlld, •nd tbat De.:!. 31, 11161 . . •.. . · ts1'l80.n M s Martha Ma s Dov d ' · chairs, $50.110. 6" JCH Burr ba milk house othe build . <h• ,.,, ..,.,. ., .,1• '"' rrom '" LUN<N oooM •u•or · Y, er, ay at p. m. 1 8 1' 1'"' OiJt l.NIDMMK ........ and Jem•me feed grl'nder, $15.110. 2 enamel .mgs rn, hay farm' machinery r . · Simpson, Johnson Coats Slmpaon "' the • .,,.., "''"' '· "' " ,_..._,. Ohio; Mrs. Roberta Parker, Bol· The Middleport Literary, ,Club r."' Insurance Agency Build 'ot•. and tb•t,.,.,_ neb and .n of the d• ~elptt • tnoome . . . . • • • • • . • . . . ..- b the .:lesnest you .,.. buy. top kil<hen work tables, $5.110 J 'Be • Ph WI 9- 3443· • ,... ,.,. .. ""'"'" to •t •• "'"' Sal• or Lun•"" ... · · · . . ..Mfl.., ivar; HUbert Cox, local and Mr. will meet Wednesday afternoon -II' as ~ tttOde . I oe eg1e. one . lng Middleport: Phone WY 2- clalmo or ., fonvor ..,.... tram Fodonl nd Mr Robert p k d s rN as m m"'c' each. Mrs. Harold Barnhart, . 2·3·31 • """"'' """" - ,., ,.,. ...., '"' ,,..,, •••""'•· """ . . 1....... a s. ar er an at tbe home of Mn. Rodney ean II& ~~ St. Rt. 661 Joppa Store. Ph. p =-==2903~·=-==--,.-:..1:..1~90.:.tc~l""'•" .. u.,, ,.,,,,.. ,..,,..,,," Tolal sons1 Middleport enjoyed a birth· Downing Mrs Robert ·Coati , cllanilllJ l.MDMARKllodtinos seed is ol proper ori&:il\. !r may be propl!lr tn Ule prem1M1. Total BetiMIDI Balanee phi& N· · to l)lo;o soils, germinates Reedsville 6fiHI56. - 5 • room ame INCOME TAX service Mrs. said panteo "" "'""•• •• ,...,.., ••I•" .. ... ..... .. »JI62.61 day supper at the home of Mr. will revlew the book, "Tbe·L).,. 4 strongly, grows 1 31 3tc hou.. with bath, hot air fur· Steve Eblin, Rl. 124: 1 mile ~~.;~ :;!~""'" JLet ' ' •:::::t;::;_-:_·;;.~'0·::;;· oci4 and Mrs. Ney Carpenter In bon· ing Sea" with the roll cBll revYrnrously. \,;;:;;;==,..====.;_=-,J nace lleatin&- to all rooms, from Fairground 00 Laurel Dated SybU Janiiii'J l'rth, 1tM supplle• ~ Ebertbacb •• A4mla»llqulpment.aM. . Food . . . . . . · .· · ·. ·.· ts,.D0'7.'1 13.31 or of the 87th birthday' . of Mrs. sponse to be a nature··, writer. basement, 50 x 1110 loot lot. Cliff Road. tntr~>< or ••• ..,... or ... · .... ,,. 10 ""utom•n• .. ""·" Mary Groves. Mrs. Groveo is Tbe Gulld of Grace Epiacopal 'ght make d~ I a -..... ..... D........ Othof .. . . .... ' 18.'78 "·"' a cous In of Mrs . carpenter ""''1' Crow. Crow and w Pottel' SuppUta . .. .. .. .... .• .. c hu rc h wlll meet w-·~· CWICMI., Priced payment,rl and balance like Attorney• tw Plaintiff Total Exp. Lunch Beom Fund makes her home wlth Car- evening at the parish · -house WILL DO Custom Butchering. u.1 :n; <JJ 3 •u•1 w 1. • Jl,12t.-te SNCilW TIRES rent. Pb0 Meter, WY 2-3510. RIPOIT OP THI penDyters. MrS .ndaand afMratern, Dalile wihosthte_Mrl. Patrick Lochll')' .as Gtny Size $11.50 POMEROY - 7 • room frame •o•ao 0 , IDUCATION u,au.et e were u y oon ca ss. 'UGULAR TREAD housf' with bath, gas heating, 1l7 tfc ,,'"', .. ",•eel YNr litlllltl aecemMr U H10F10 10M 11<,,H0D0.,0L IUPP'LY fiUND- ·ers at the Ney Carpenter FEB. 1 0 WY 2·21811 IUiy Size mce ron pore . am ree h•tern t..•11at SciiMI Dlttrlct, ceun· Sale of workbook• .. .. l,DOII .BI Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey The Past Chiefs of Mapolll $9.50 . I t h M ' St t tt, · •c ' • · 1,!Hie.aa tte ded th .. ,n ~ tr ef Melt•· P. Acid,... aM~~•••~· Total Receipt• · · · · · glest on Th r Temple Pyth1'an Sisters wIll • 0 ruBES. uoed _ $1.00 Ohio. Deft Jen. :It, JJ64, Total Be11nnln1 Bal. piUI Re'-'llpta 8 0 e lOll U 8· location . Pay $500 '00 do "' 1 have a drtnk1J18 prot> \ ruBES, new $2.50 and balance like rent. EXPERIENCED '""'' ,.. tallow101 " - •• ••Ptftdllurn-- 1 ,,.._,. day in Charleston' W• Va • Sev· meet Thursday ev•a . at the M • prrect. 'IIOaau;aa ., FCII' help. contact Alco- 12 Voll Batleriet $12.95 MJ NE RSVILLE - 6 • room AUTOMOBILE c. o. Newland, Pur~hpe of wortbooka •• U08.M eral we11-known groupe home of Miss Thelma orueser. Anonymous, Tri-Coun· S Volt Batteries framt> house With gas furnace Clerlt, Tre••::i• .,-:...:: ••• ,d ~~:~ hP:..... ... ... .. .. 1,~·: pated ln the. In- wltb Miss Lena Grueser .. co$9.95 Group. Write, Box 201. Gt.C. Spark Plug1 _ 75c heating, 2 porches, some outTu ·-,Jit.tn.M B•l•n~e,Exp,nee.Plu•31, Belanc:e, t983 . . . Dee. _37.'18 1 ua•-•.1 u ........ _..... bosteu'• Tax vetuatkHI Len 11 Mill~ Tol.al :n, eluding the ·~Jort, 0. !HI·tfc FAN BELTS buildings. Pay $400.110 down ,,..., "'""-1 '" 1,., .. . . . . ,_.. Boys who will appear In ----and balance like rent. AND •••er5etCASH •~'~d wa•e• 11tt,l4t.u NDIA Ill ,UNO Ohio • 011 Saturday .eve...... -••a Gtny Size $2-00 ROCDNCILIATIOH ........TITLI Delta Kappa Gamma c. c.••9CUCKLER, REALTOR Tol....... Balan-.-· 31.1113 NDEA .... ... .. .... 1511 1..... On Saturday Mr. and Complete Line Of 18 P.T.A ... •··· •• ..·•.. •• ..· ·· • •• wy .... Total .. .. .. .. .. ...... H. E. Starkey were in c~·:~:~· Mee•· ,. 1'n }ack•on' BOX "COIN COLLECTOR" ~ 3tc fome.rov Nat'l .•PI* • 11.111.11 Total BeJinnlnl Balanee plua H-. b ...., h !tended Mllmbers of Delta ~· 1 SuppiiH and Bookl - , -- - - c -To'l!l they called Gamma met in Jackson for the room bouse, ouuW\d.ln• ctteeu. nee. IL ~ ~::!'i ~:: ~~~~· :;::: to see hiS sister Mrs. Jessie meeting. Jackson ~ _.,500, 1646 Lincoln Hgts. WY WY 2-2143 Pomeroy, 0. TOTAL c1e~ . ,.,......~••.....,. Bol••"· "''· ••· I"' · · · •·•• J Sh ' nied .... were a iunchZ..2677. 1·28-8tp peumbl!r , 1813 •.• 11.10U8 Total Eap. plu Bat oec. 31. 11183 ewe11 . e accompa un:::m edhostes""" bl for...,...:., ted suMMARY .0 , 31u,IM ,ALANCII, 3out to ChllUcotbe where they visit eon serv at 1a es loiiC'.Na·a 1 , aiCIIPTI AND IJI:~NDITUIII , AIIITI ~ND u•••uTIII · ·- - with snowmen cenetrptecei F; •al•nce, .len. '· ,,.,._ . DeceiMer :n, ,... ·ed .witt. a brotbet. Everett star.. ·~ ·t~' FOR SALE: 7 room house with Octuol ..... ... ;.. ..... _.., AISITIa key who ~-been ill lowlng the luncheon, Eena 4d-. AIJCI'IONEEII 11 1 Bond lletlremat ••••• ••• 15JIII8.M Depo•itOI'J' aliDCft . . • • 1 .1111. 1JO'I • • • J--L--'l · guittarS bath, In Syracuse. Phone WY Stnlce Lu.Deh Room .. ' . 10.41 At~ata Becet•able . . . . 1000.00 Reverend and Mr.Si Bill Stan- ~ms, president of oeuull, ~. and 24 months 2-6092. 1·Z8-6tp Tot.~ ......... ....•·,, . •• •.rna lD..,.atoi'J" Sqpllel aDd Mat. 210tt.oo sided at the bmrtneea ~ Crill !mdlord ••••• • ...,,._ """" .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . """'"" ley RobfD and Mtk~ spent Mon· • • pay, see or call TiffiD Jewel· FOR SALE- Middleport's tall· Writ<>, . . . . . . Conlef General ••.. ••.. J•. ,1... 111.111.11 ~..dl_!l!!o........ .. · · .. "~..,•o.. . . ,ooo.oo day' at•-rnoon 11·:7.;,: Earl Gettles, Jackson, =· . era, Point Pleasant, W. Va., est bullillng, located :152 a. Bond ••llfemO"' .. ·•'• .. ,,.,~,~, -Total•-·" .. ".. ".. " · ~ """ f ••- Ed II Co A. C., . BRADP'ORD -1 Olldt LllDcl• Room " • •••• • •• ~. ,'. • • • A...ta • . • • • • • . aot,a.te key borne u~e uca1'....... on ...,.... . ' 1..o. Phone 50, Bill Wellman, Les Second Street, Mid41eport. Ul'liform l1.1ppUil .. .. .. • 1.501.81 LIA•ILIT,.I• ofo Goodwill 8 1 II de NDEA TUJo m .. .. .. •• . .. ...... .....,..,. .....,. ..._ .. . ,.,.,,_. ..~~':':tU~ WllHamson. 111-3011 Priced for quick sale. Inquire gown, white at Oblo HoteL 10 11 tfcl------ - - - - - - l,.,'\';1"0,..0;.. -'0 'iajjai'• :""""'_.. Learns o.f Aunt'I thne aellv• lengUJ, size 15. Phon - - - - - - - - - - - 1 BREED with Cur\lll Breeding oonnol ......... ...... • •·- · • UobU=,. · · i . that otpnir.aJioa' .....,. : 3tc Service Inc for a choice of .....,... M • ncy • ..::....:io Death at A_lbllfiY Chilllcothe lnd :JdsoJ! f, lYJ. TAYWR-TOT 'troller, $10, Cos- Employment W•nted 150 the dairy urutonn suppuoi':::::.. iooo.oa Totol .. iCJiooi.''iJo'li-: .......... Mr. and Mra. Hat'old sion. They explained bowlbtmded i;lc!od••oo NDEA TltiO Dl .. ,....... ...... ioHJ>I AND NOTII gerd have bi!eo notllled Of Will IndualrlU . was f hpendltUrftth pUtjose co High chair, $5, Baby bed WORK WANTED: Baby sitting or beef line. A price o .... To,.l · · .. ·.. · ...... · ...,_..._,. , UfltOM rer Whl<h 1e,. "'"' w.. death of his aunt, Mrs. · · and '·III'Nr'NM and .new . Llves at the in the breeds for No proven per- aon• General . . . , , , .. , ,... 11111.810-D _· ])andicaJllll!d ..-......p-· ma-ttress · ' SIS ' potty an d 1ronmg. formance sires. associ•· ""'"'m"t .. .... . · • ...,.,. I uc"o',..JNo ~.... n..-;;1 Jloo, 31 1903 ,.,...,._.., Irwin of. Albany. Mrs. worke with ea. chan. ,$2. 2 snack bar atoola. corner of Pearl and Ash In . Luo<tt Room ....... " " 31.1.$1... • """ i . ' lo4 a oo 'ho f Msry EUan Smith J·•k $8 19 t f' d $50 Call N w tloll to join. For service call Unlfo<m SuPPH\0 .. ...... ,,.._.. ;,.•:,. . .~· ,r"' 31 '.;:"'· w was w .years o age, . , "" • or ' · e Middleport 1 31 3tc Leland p k at Pomero NDEA T111• m .. ···.. .. :to'I.IO •I. " " ·~· "· • J,.,...., Satllrday even in• of a heart all· read an arUcla """'M•""II · ·· 882-4041. l-2.6-6tc - - - - ' - - - - - - Ohio Phone ar er y, Total . ... . .,.. . ... . 35JM3.M 1' • .n -eu - Haven. -WY 2,.2264 or ••••nee. o.c. ,,, ll&aotal OuUUndtnt:. o.e. ''·Je':,o.oo ment. · the New .Year,"• &Ad ..t :bt u =.~ -===========:t.::.:-;;::;:;.~::::il::::::::::: IsCoO0 c&dI Aok.iL ' _'. carpenter 1.-========--.1 Society Notes pr~nclpal BlaettnarS I' I ~oor, , c :':bt~~h:nte~lt~:~•tOJ~a~an· f ........ at WOI'Ihlp II.Alao 19.Donawttll IG. """: lllntr. 12. One ot tile 12ApooQM "'- Orlpiat. ~.Expunge \8. Stunted 0111mala DAILY OBfPWQoorJ: . ·-•~- ~tuol• ~ e ·~ =:~~::!' ~.;~:,;w::;.:!.'•~ l tJJ ~ "= ox~=~~:·~ ~• '~· Su-•· ""''"' ,..,.,,. .,..,.,.,.oo.,. .. ......... 1 TIRES -BAnERIES • or.,.,.., ,_.... V'ffU PINAN~IAL ~:::~c£~P~e;iu!'Js!~oeC."3t~~~5 =·(event, Wheel All'gnment z1-- · Brake Sem'ce Blaettnars 'b~-::..;•.:~·'·...=~ C.,..._ ~ F::~~~~:,;eDtioc =~~~~---=-'1'. . 31 WHY BUY a Carpet Shampot>er? We'll loan you one FREE with purchase ol•tery Bluec•-·er Lustre ,., IPUI • Carpel & Uphol GET INTO ~=~Ba~·..-~;Fu~r~n~itur~e=·..,...-~~~~ CIVI~ - ~·. THE ONLY Friend You Can lnsur'!nce buy . 2 months old Basset (Ortftl of ln hounds. AKC reg. ph 0 n Johnson and Ch~ster 985-3211. Margaret R. .._,., l Groce, Long Bottom. :1"!:--'• 1 31 ol'lc SERVICE 18. an'v ''A'tlv;s~H;,~'~~h;!~'t _ OR W K ~:'!~.":.=''"' Albert Parker 81 Olester, Ohio, Phone 98&-3415. 1 25 30tc ~ Now IS the most •'- •- get' your wane ..., . . . ::~~. . . "·:: .... ~-'"to~ =t~ng: .!..t I... .. .. dlff~rent.bullllin lnltructions -- •.101•· IDe_,..., •.,.•...._ ~~':! ~"' :1:.·11 c:,:'.:;'i..,u..em.a.t·::·:::: ~~ ~ ... J.l::~ ""'' Date Luneb Room ... ... .. i · l.PI,.ll Uniform suppliea \ , .. ... , -3'1 .1'7 == .:,','.·1:'~_. '";~::\ I h,....~~·.AT'L "...' ot , , . _ ... .. .. She was ' "' he r. ef ·Flna.l Mat. . . .. .. 11-Vrt wt.ldl; Note DebV- ••• NDEA Tllto m ... .. .... '·'" ...,. .. •••• 1 T<-tal . . . . • •. . . 11,80f.ll ~ Calh. . •• , ..... eftlll I OutaU!14lnJ. Dec. 31, l .., t.oolll.uu ·~· lvots ...,4 ne~ro;;WS, ~-:-.~lllturt• ~.·~... ,'f•M 0.4f5.~ ~. ~ :~~~~~i':::: J::.JO:t. '"'"'500.oo lservice~ · · ,...,_.. ' 2 reasonable ._...,, remodellng lecel•ts-IIIM.WU6.: "'"'""· ,.;., • .. ... done. Block laying, ahingle d roOf liD tinning, carpentry, arv:i painting. Clinton Pterce, Syracuse, Oblo. WY l ~. - lO~ .,. · 'fohl OUt.atlndtna, ·Dec. .. General Propert.r Tanllble Peu. P1'Gp,Tu• T•• 111_.,4.11 8,111.80 ,lt.•le Foundat,lon Fund I ' ..• .• 181.1'1"1 ...0 .... St~!11 a~~o~~10£dueaUoJii etc. :asrw.ll 0 n...,,.,... . ..,,,..'." '' ' ''· '""·'" i' S<hoOl Buo PoubaMo' 'J'et.ll 8avtD111 ...U.UI: ·.'U,IOO.OO .,111,11 · ·' ' . i~~=~:~~::~~~ ¥· 1983 . · , t:J,!IIWI.oo 4 \' by program -condlldad Su·~· 1-.ri.... 1 MMembers e ga n.an, 1\Uth Gen'iva · 1J1tb. l(rGup llele's llOw to work AXYDLBAAXB ft1 II LONGFELLOW one letter lllmply .ltaDda for another: Ill thJa fal: the threa L'a, X fOI' the two l&mplo A Ia -~ tropbleo; the longtk aad a., -' Single lottent, apos• EadL cl8il lila eoclo Jet...!''::".::.!.t,lh• worda an alllllnla. .a. OlntucJ- q tJMLI'TLJI'A :::.:,,c:':''~b.~:"'~.~~ ,N;;,~:':i 1 ! ..' . '' -- grad~ ~ ~ .....,..d~l i I 1 ans\1/~s ... . &BI&M ·-~ I I . u.r: • ~­ -~ t ~irst , r ILYlm Art~ur I, r -~ "8ru.sh _Jour teeth! 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Merlin Teeb 1:00 Billy Graham 1:30 Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Church AI Work 2:15 The Na.,Y Swings l:35 The Big Lie 3:00 The Quiet Hour 3:35 The Sunday Showcase t:35 World In Review 5:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:35 Sundown Serenade ... -- ... ··--· . ___... ,. IDEA: 8UT M/W I CALL AH UMCLE. Dr: M1Ne, IH A SMALL VI LlAGE IN AND TI-lE VILLAG't' AND I' LL ORDER , ' fHE Cli(CUITS ClEAREO FOR 'ol:JU I INOOCI<INA? ' lv RAEBURN VANBUREtfo.;; :.loi:.:li' ·"""t' --. 8J GEORGE WONDER WINNIE WINkLI PCO~ CRY&lALl I. WONDE~ WHE~ SH.:. f-lAS OON~ -::;:._~ <O J �• •' • Mrs. McBride is Leader lor Around And · About Middle· port . Devotions Held by Star Class !'or devollona Mrs. Pearl T h H eoc er as Class Come As His Guests Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrt. ]etHU HOlt To Club Mutin.• No..,-·YOU KNOW -~.:1: ::a:•: <: Me- " Wonderful Promises" by Miss Mrs. Robert Jewell at HarrlsOI\· lrldi> read ''Growln& In Cbrlst" Mwnaw," "Methuselah "' by Frank Amott entertained the ville .., Dec. 10111. DIICI•ulono to. the regular roeetJDs of Mrs Thomas Clark; "God's Brotllerhood cia" o1 the Enterwere held on how 10 be a bel· lbe Slar Class ol the Syr.cuse Proomise" by Mrs. Rlcbard prise EUB church of which he ter hoatesa and slldM we r • Firat Unlted Prtibyterlan SUn· Rous~ and " ll ..Your Prayers ! is the teacher, Friday evenlng shown on table settln& and C. Ia) Schooj In the church annex Aren 1 Answered by Mrs. Or- Mr. ond Mrs. Lewis Triplett at his home, Syracuse. Mrs. Edgar Florlan and son, ble manners. Tuesday night, Jan. Zll. ville Slack.. . are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. i A short business session was Brei. of Lexington were guest.s A delicious luncheon was serRoll call was answered _with Th•' meetmg rl~sed With • H. K. Hendricks of St. Albans, , held which opened with prayer this past week of Mr. and Mrs. ved at noon prepared by Mrs. a scripture verse contammg benediction m unison. M r !1. W. Va. by the Rev. Menzel Smith. It Lawrence aB\lglas. Jewell and her mother, Paul· the word "winter" by seven Slack. hostess, served rPfresh- Mrs. Jeanette Weddell, Hunt- was decided to meet Friday Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnltz · Atkins The meal ccnslsted members present. Reports were ments to those named and Mrs. Iington . W. Va. has returned to February 28 at the church tore- and daughters, Carol and Ruth ::;"stuffed .pork chopo, potatoes, read and approved and $5. was James QUick. Iher home after several days organize the Otterbein Brother- Ann of Belpre •ere ~weekend carrots, green beans, a salad of donated to the March of D1mes visit with her mother, Mrs. Min- hood guests of Mr. and Mrs. Haymou Jello and a 4essert at whipped • Mr. Lang, Printz-liedermrn Representative, Mbs Frankie Mumaw led the nie Beverige and granddaughDu~ing the social hour, a Barnitz and Mrs. Allee Robecream and Jello, with coffee; 1 1 program session wlth Mrs. Me1 ter , Miss Beverly Perrin. ' poem was read by Miss Kay son. hot rolls and butter. Bride reading portions !rom the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson McClintoCk and a taPe record- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eakew of Present were Mrs. Glen Jewwill be in our store book. "Jesus Til< World's Savand daughter, Coleen, who now ing of the homecoming held at Xeni& were weekend guests of ell, Ava Gilkey, Grace Carr, lor." a poem, "Jesus The Carreside In LOgan, visited with the church In November was re~:we:n~ :s.ar~~~d Shellar Orba Stout, Goldia Jones, Mary penter." by Mrs . Roy Holmes; Mrs Gary Barmtz w ~:s guest friends - Sunday in Middleport played Refreshmen~ Mwere and · s 1 Plt.stburgh Pa. are Carst>y , Ruby H_alllday, Chrfs.. hYette and Pomeroy. served by the host to ,.v. e.,_ the son t 0 of her grandparent.s tine Carsey, Nelbe_ Tracy, Aile01 honmFatd a surpriSe .:. the Mr Roger Emmtsh and dau- zel Smith, Eldon Weeks, Carl guess ,' line Long Leah Williams, AnesL ad's •1rd Birthdav• 1 • "s. IO~er rl av· LHevemng mDou lghters. Sally and Betsy, Day- Jennings Thomas Bentz, James Mr. Ebe and Mrs. St Charles Warne , gra n'JII " , ' Mrs . Seth Nicholson , Is Party Orcaswn home of Mrs wrence L g- ton, JOined Mrs. Emmish at the will E~mett Wilt Dewey Pul- Mneezrd M. J h y ng and. Norma Lund, Addie Bradfle.d las w1th Mrs Janet eWI!i., . • r an . rs. o n ou . ill be t Mr. and Mrs Thomas Grues- Mr; LoiS Clelland, and Mrs. -~ home of h1sEparent.sh, MMr. Eand hns and Ralph Spencer. son ~I Urbana arrived Saturday The nCext _meetmLog w, F ab Mrs .C A. ,mm1s. . h r m. g called by the death of Mrs. hrJstine ng sIll onbe e , er entertained w1th a partv· re· Fave Gurn as c:o-hos tesses evenm cently at their Lincoln Heights . I mJSh " a patient m t e hosplt· , Auxiliary Plans his gra~dmother, Mrs. Albert 26th. The subject w aphome honoring their son. Jeff· Games were played and pr ~- al i Y They are the guests o£ rons. cushions and hooked rugs. roy Allen on his third birthdav. l"' awarded to Mrs Elza Gil- Mr and Mrs. James Brewing- For Lodge Dinner thoeul_rngp.aren'·, Mr. and Mrs. w. Any lady in comm_unity is wei, : more Jr and Mrs Eumce d d h Sa d R" . ~ and Mrs. Hank come. p ot1uc k d ~nner WI 11 be ]ce cream, cake and kool 81~ 1 • ton an aug ter, n ra, 10 Plans were discussed to serve R. Carpenter With complete sample line of Spring Coats were served to Stephanie, Jya, IBrmker Mrs ~arolyn Sur~:;~ ~ Grande. were Middleport vlsi- a dinner for the Daughters of Young. served. 3 Lee, Vem and Robbie Ord, 1 Mrs BarnJtl won the tors Saturday, America District Lodge rally, Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees ----~nd Suits - Don't miss this opportunity to Myrta w11son, Betty Rea and P•IZes. Mr and Mrs. Gene Abbott April 9, when the Ladies Auxiland children David and Karen Ple .. ant · Valley Hospital 1 Kathy Russell. Kathy Wh1IIO<'k,l Aile•· the honore<l guest np- 1 (Cinda Morris) of Lancaster iary of the Syrcause Volunteer of Columbus' arrived Saturday, • _ADMJTI'ED: Mrs. Henry ~ake your .selection of I coat Or SUit and Troy and Joy Edwards. ened her many lovely g1fts, re- were guests last week of the~r Fire Department met in t h e ror a visit with her parents, GibW,, Hogsett; ~rs. Raymo~ Favors were balloons and freshmenls were served by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- village hall Monday night, Jan. 1 Mr and Mns Everett Thomas Sanders, Crown Ctty; Paul Stlgfr~~ this tremendous variety of fabrics lncl party hats. Jeffrey Allen re- hostesses to those named above liam Morris and family and Mr. T/. ' and other reiatives In Middle- all, Pt. Pleasant; !\Irs. George ceived a number of g1fts from ·""" Mrs. IV. 0. Barmtz, Mrs. and Mrs. Martm Abbott. They The meeting was called to or- port. Mr. DeWees returned Bell,.·, Leon; william King, styles found only in the Printzess line. Ann Browning, Mrs. AI ICe were enrou.te to Florida on a- der by second vice presid~nt, home Sunday evening and Mrs. Eleanor_; Lloyd Powers, Ashton: his friends . Robeson , Mrs. Marrla Arn- vacat1on tnp. . Mrs. Herman London w 1 t h DeWees and children remained Mrs: Chnton Cooger, Ew!ngton , old, Mrs. Mildrt>d Shuster , Mrs. Mr. Herman Bail~y, FISher- Lord's prayer Jed by Mrs. Ed- lor a visit. Wilham Lloyd, Cottageville. Betty Metzner, ami Mrs. Dea11 st, ' ' a med1cal patient Coats In Junior Sizes at ith Hond, followed by the pledge Mr . and Mrs. Jack Kennedy IIISCH~RGED: Mrs. Benny . Barnitz. I Me1gs General Hospital. . to the American flag . of Columbus were weekend Thevme.r, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Neva POMEROY, OHIO Senrling gifts but unalhe to Mr. L. W. McComas v1slted Roll call was answered by 16 guests of his mother, Mrs. Willi- Gore Pl. Pleasant. Misses Sizes and Half Sizes attend were Mrs. Jean Dabo, over the weekend In Columbus members present and reports am Kennedy. TONIGHT & TUESDAY BIRTHS: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn Hetzer, Mr~ . Lu- w1th h1s mother, Mrs, J E. Me· were read and approved. There George Kom Jr. who Is at· Mrs . Henry G1bbs, Hogsett; a "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" (Technicolor) cille Swartz, Mrs. Doris Ann . will be a vegetable soup and tending Barbers school In Co- son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paul Newman . Joanne Wood- Wondy>rd, Mrs. Pearl Poulin, Comas. Rose Ann Ltsle, Syraruse, chili supper at the Syracuse lumbus spent the weekend w1th Sanders, Crown Cit~·; a daugb· · ~t; ward ThPima Rftf>r. F.va Ga. J. bor, Maurce Chevalier, Geo. 1Mrs. Marjoria Eorrner and Mrs. , was the weekend guest of her schoolhouse on February 15 his parents' Mr. and Mrs. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Billy IMargaret Follrnd. Tobias. aunt, Mrs. t. W. McComas. with serving to begin at 4:30. George Korn Sr. . Dowell , Leon. ~ Colorcartoon• M1ss Maxme Bennett, ColumMrs. Freeman Enoch was in- c .W. Kirkland of Kenton, I CLUB TO MEET WED. ond THURSDAY bus. spent the weekend with stalled as vice president by past ~spe~nt~t~h~e~w~ee~k~end~~w~i~th~hl~s~fll~m~i~ly~,~M~u~lb~e~rgry~A~ve~.===J==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::::::::=!::=::~'!t A Public Meeting of the Ha p- her p•rents, Mr. and Mrs, president Mrs. Ada Slack. Feb. S-6 py Go Lucky 4-H Club will be Charles Bennett. NOT OPEN Get well and sympathy cards :::_':'/c.... held on ·Tuesday, February 4t h Friday dinner guests of Mr. were sent. The meetlog closFRIDAY ond SATURDAY :at 7 p.m. at ~e Mason Meth o- and Mrs. Charles Bennett were ed with prayer by Mrs. Hond. "GlDGE"T GOES TO ROME'' dist church. Ronnie Thompson Miss Lillian Greenlee, Arbuck- Mrs. Black and Mrs. Donald (Tet'hnicolor' president of the Club, and Mr. le, W. Va . and Mrs. Grace Hubbard, hostesses, served reCindy Carol, as Gidget, Jam· James Lewis, Activily Leader Greenlee. Charleston, W. Va. freshments to those named aes Darren, Jessie Royce Lan· . dis Ceaare Danova, Danielle will be in charge or the rn~t They also visited with Mr. and bove and Mrs. Franklin Rend· deMetz, Joby Baker, Don ing. Hostesses are Becky Lew- Mrs. Lon Greenlee and family rix, Mrs. Woodrow Hendrix, Porter , Jeff Donnrll. is and Paulo Werry. The pu b- while .here. Mr. Greenlee has Mrs. Maxine Sayre, Mrs. Larry Feltur•tte: Spies & Guy1 He is cordially Invited to attend been ill lor several days but is Hubbard , Mrs. Myla Hudson, Colorcartoanl recuperating. Mrs. Bill Hayes, Mrs. Larry ! COMMITIEE MEET Salser. Mrs. Clinton Pierce, SUN ., MON .. TUES. The executive Committee o F•b. 9 thru 11 I Doors of Family Mrs. Bill Rizer, Mrs. Thomas the Chester Community Bib! "WIVES AND LOVERS" ~ Store are Oosed Clark, Mrs. Agnes White, and Janet Leigh, Van Johnson School will meet Sunday, Feb Th S b J Sto guests, Mrs. Donald Cottrill and Shelly Winters e an orn ewe1ry re , Mrs Harry Potts. [ ruary 9 at 2 p.m. at the Che ,.. operated by Miss Bess Sanborn · ter Method111 church. and Mrs. Mabel Sanborn, formally closed Its doors this week alter having been a life time family business. Earl Ingles. watch repairman In the store for the past 17 Mrs. James Faulkner receivyears, has no plans at present 1 conr.erning his work. He will ed a pleasant surprise this week ; have his equipment at his home when her daughter and son ar· ' rived for an unexpected visit. , in Mason, W. Va. Guests included her daughter Others who have assisted In I ' >' ' ' the store in the past few years and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ' Include Mrs. C. H. Wise Jr., Fred Mees, Columbus, and her You ean oove money by applying 1 Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Mrs. Lar- son and family, Mr. and Mrs. ceiling tile yourself. Come in and ry Wiley, Miss Sharon Jones, Lawrence Faulkner and son, see our large selection in both 1 Miss Karen McElhinney and Larry, of St. Albans, W. Va. acou1tic and non-acoustic typeL i other high school student.s in The Lawrence Faulkners have been in Florida with his wile's 1 parttime work. I parents, at West Palm Beach. School Dales Set other visitors with Mrs. FoulFor District 25 kner were her grandson and Anyone handy with tools can OJ> The School of Instruction of family , Capt. and Mrs. Phillip ply ceiling tile. W• cqn gift you District 25, Order of the East- Bauer and children Karen Lynn the few 1imple in1trudions nHded ern Stars. will be held Tuesday, and Phillip, Jr. who were enfr.'! the job. Til• a Feb. 4 at the Masonic Temple route to their home in San Ansq. fl. with Evangeline Chapter as the tonio, Tex. from Washington, D. host chapter. C. where Capt. Bauer ~d YOU NEED fOR THE JOI Registration will begin at 9:30 been stationed lor speclaltrwn\ r'' a.m. at the Temple with lunch-l.l;;;;nii,g.=========;l eon to be served at noon at the II Middleport Methndist & PresJ byt.rian Churches. During the "J:' " ' . t!o . afternoon aession beginning at I Get In On The ... 1 p.m. grand officers of Ohio ~ ,.,._, • 1will present the instruction :. ' work. Mrs. James Clatworthy is president of district 25 with Reg. $10 Col4 Wave Mrs. Eugene Norton, Worthy NOW $7.0D Matron of Evangeline Chapter, c.ntnt • •• • •• • • • •• • •• OnJr presiding. SHIRLEY'S CORRECTION , I In !he Jist of thnse sending · BEAUTY SHOPPE gilts to the shower held lor Phono WY 2·2207 I Carol Bearhs. the name of Mrs. &Yenlngs By Appointment Just righ1 for a smooth, coJ. j William Bartels was unintentCLOSED WED. AT NOON 1 ially omitted. orful job, Ealy·to·apply. Top a,..n . ~ a. ,_.,erl<u Hllllllae .. VOL XV I' .,•>q- . .• '' . ;::. '; ! ... ,:J " ' . TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1964 - P11CE Ff\1 ~ ~ ·•i-.IU -· ~~ ' Middleport, laced with a Fed· eral order to get on with treat· ing it• sewage or prepare for court action by late 1965, Monday night took another hard look at the lagoon-type treatment plan. · Meeting especially to Is needed lor the lagoon • I = - ~..t· - ... Uself with acquiring an Informal 10- system over the otandard treat- Attending besides the mayor ahead li-om the State Dept. of ment plant Ia lbat the lormi!r were councilmen Wayne GibHealth. and making Its own sur· woul<l CO!!l from fe,QOO to f'/,1100 bon•, John Zerkle, Gene Jlarvey for presentation to councll lltllually 1o maintain JJIId Oflet· ria Roger Morgan Clifford In the form of a lagoon t)'jM! ate, whereaa the treatmont plant ' . ' here. ·After adding · 1 'buffer zone of I,OOO feet to tbe near· est home an estimated 40 acres ld be' needed ' wou · So their firm will proceed proposal as soon io pos•lble. would c<lllt $18.000 annuaHy lo Stumbo,. Bob Craig, and Clerk Chief •dvantage pt the Jag0011 operate and maintain. Geno Grate. Conn·CI.l A.sks , ~~~a: ~~~~g:~i~~~::t.ffo~~ ~~~~i;~v: t~~a:en~;: ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Families Come For Visit With Mrs. Faulkner ... ..., rown to settle the dispute failed. All Brown and Associate Engineermembers of the OAS were m- ing firm of Marlon 0 connell vited to the meeting except the asked the firm pr~' at once Umted States and Panama. Into a thorough inveatigatlon of the feasibility of IJUCh a """r 1 Gov. George C. WaUace pour- ment system in Middleport. ed 175 ~tate troopers into Ma- Speaking lor the firm con County, Ala., tnday and Rob.rt Martin and A~oort promised that "we will resist" Hamilton. They heard ~~:;;1 federally ordered transfer of Lee Smith review the h 12 Negro students from padlock- of what Middleport has ed Tuskegee High 10 schocls m in tno past starting In 1948 in nt>i~hborin~ tow?~· regard to -ihe governme~t's ~e rac1al cns1s blew . up cam~ljign to require all monic· qUickly when a federal JUdge ipalltle' and Industries putting ordered Monday that the 12 stu- waste in the river to treat It dents be transferred by Wed- first nesday to schools in Shorter T.he cllma:r: of thlt review Md Notasulga, Ala. The state _ to date _ came 11111 monllo closed Tuskegee High because wben the Ohio River SanJIJI. white sfudent.s abandoned it lion Compacl (OIUIANCOI a· wh•n the Negroes integrated greed to bring Mlddleporl to the school last September. It court unle" progr••• 11 mode has been operating lor the 12 In four otep1 toward oewaae Negroes ever .smce. treatment by Oct. 31, 198.5, wltll defuull on any single PALM SPRINGS, Calif. step II'OUI!d• lor ouft. The death of film star A I a Mortln and Hamilton agreed Ladd was confirmed Monday il a suitable area w e r e have been aceldental, to construct a lagoon, and ed to a combination of a the State Department of level of alcohol" and Health approves, such a prodrugs acting on his nenous would be coosidered by the 1tem. <;<n'011~1!: .James T. Bird findings of laboratory at\d croscopic tests showed t h a death re,.lted from edema an excess of fluid in brain due to the effect of ical depro<sants on the ous Rystem." 1 I 'j("";,. ·.·· ·• , ~ llii" FI"'Ob ,,,~ WASHJNGTON - The OrganIzation of American States (OASJ meets today to consider P~?"manlan charges that the Umted States committed ~ggre&SIOD during last month s riots In the Canal· Zone. Diplomatic sourcea said the OAS council probably would set up . a committee to investi: MEIGS THEATRE .. ~ ' lnt .. rn11JJn•l MW a ,,, l,Iqited P,rllil!l "? . POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO W.~:N1w~ Tuesday, feb. 4 • NO. 247 I and . ' o-- - ""'1N~--,~~~~~i· x·~~, BRIEf.·..' I. Monday, Feb. 3 j . eloltlr " e. . •.,, . .Dnr••• "• l'lie rr•.,,__,.,... tH 1'.. .... · - ..... .. ~ ~ ~ __. :.___..:._ __,-:---------------- "',. ,. .------~.....-ti ,-:::--=~~------------__.._..:._ .. ~ TRUNK SHOWING entine\~t ..,,.. --~' ·-.... -. e .. 1111; . . ....... of,.JI~ • P.RINTZESS COAT at y e .u...1a11111. • 1 • -. ften .,. ...,.-mau.ttly II .UIIH all Ill V.s., •1• •• Hollywood diopter of 1 ~ o ELBERFEI;DS Mrs, Barnitz Is Guest for Layette Event . II 1/:2 MI.II Additional Tax Levy 1 KISSING BOOTH - People who were. In downtown Milldleport and Pomeroy Saturday donated to the March of Dimes and got a kiss in return. Pretty gil-ls from Mid· dleport and Pomeroy High schools were In "KisSine Booths" in f,-ont of Cross Hardware in Middleport and Elberfelds in Pomeroy. Above, Allan Harris is having his from Donna Hauck . There was $64.86 donated in Middles port and $85.40 in Pomeroy . Howard Ruppelt, a bache: lor, organized the event in Middleport and Bill Miller in Pomeroy. The booths were constructed by Don Quisen· berry of the Meigs County Jaycees. The March of Dillt'!l is still short of its goal, and donations may be mailed to Bill Childs, county chairman. I' I D .. . 15c .,_ COME IN NOW! .. Valentine Special LATEST NEWS $1~- NICOSIA, ~ (VPI) New vlolen<e lllrealealq clv· II war ill Cypruo lajecled orgency today iDio Prelldul Archbishop Mobrieo' tleello ion regllriln( lloe pr t sed NATO ~ flree for lids ;,._ laud repobllc. U wao ally believed Mabrfoo woal4 rejeol, ..- lllaolo linD& COIJdl. I I quali1y int•rior paint. Full color range. As low •• •• fD&clal onar Ends March.31111 We Specialize In Room Greupingsl $1.29 qt. Here's your opportunity to try out, own home, an" automatlc Gas Clothes Dlyer! Have ' PAINT TRAY AND ROLLER only i~ your can propoullo ollllioa a 111111llnaiiOQB! lf.-111111 Ioree Ia cypras to keep tile peace .._ tweon tile rival Greet ~ and Tarkloll C)JrMI ttes. Tile Ioree Maid laelade %,000 u. s. It lnstallefll . aow, wh"lle wlllter weather's at Its worst Use the dryer for 30 days. Test ,II$ performance. If, at tlte end Ill 98c the 3(}dly BRUSHES trial *Yer will "bi ••'-•• 29c lion• u, llle A111Jo • Amerlo period, you .,....,..Dio .-re not satisfi~ With the performance of the dryer, tall :r.ow dealer and the ~ liP and rerur:,ed to the ~r~. Don't miss this unique opportunity I lruo!-•· 3 ROOM GROUP $299 SCRAPERS aalr 45c ' :-\if COLUMBIA, INGELS FURNITURE Mlcld'-rt ..... ... .,__,. ,.., '0 i .~.::.: . •.• .,;1'1 • ••~ . .' · -~:;.C: . ,: -~ -~·-' · -~------.. ...... '\·. ~:·'·' ; ,,. 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