https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/eba01b3d4bbef724762213421ce00427.pdf 7b3bd61e627b35f15713692c0668cce6 PDF Text Text • \ se....:_... Pomero"·Mkldleport, 0., Feb. 5, 19M' WcrthJ 01'11111 Matrul. Ber6ta ............,. .,.._... . ' Hui!Dwl. . Riwallatlc wMt ..... ••• emplUied by Gf'alld Cbapter ol· . Grand Matron Bertha Hu Hman IS . ...:..J . Honorea at 40t h AnnuaI seSSIOn I!Jtpecfion 011 March J6th is. . 8emg • PI. anned Around And About fleers wearing formal drfls, SUnshine pogel wen Anna Mra. Berlba D. Bullman, Wor- ter. The buoineSB ~Ung and Hedges, Flo Armstrong, Mabel Mrs Irving Karr, enter ard Y pot 1 k lwlcb will be daughters Marla, Penny and tb) Grand Matron of the Grand election of new district off!. Waggoner, Loretta McKee!er, . Plano were ~do for lnspee. the Pomeroy Garden club Mon- ~.:. ·UC De~ and Mr: and Mrs. Don· Olapter ol Ohio, Order or the cers was betd at the momlng Ada Nease and Laverne . lion MQnday . Mlrch te wben day efternoon at her h~me East ae aid M,organ and ~on, Donald Of Ji;astern Star, was tbe honored session with Mrs. Clatworthy Schantz. Mn. C. H. Wise,_ Jr., visit- T~ COU'I'jU•M!::fbters Main St. M Harold tbe speaker to , Athens. Newark. est at the 40th annual session in charge. Tile district meeUng for 1965 ed in Jackson Friday briefly of . Amet ca, me y . ev· Devotions .by rs. ~ the 25th District Scbool of ed wUI be held ~ Retnersville Feb. with, Miss Sharoo Jones enroute emng at the IOOF Hall. Brown, president, opened t h e 11 IDatruction held Tuesday at the T~.:;'~ :~;~;~~rtw K. 4. At the close of the meeting to Middleport from Wava:l~. Cora Beegle, councilor, pre- meeting. membe{;~eo~~:: Masonic Temple m Middleport. :nkhng Past Grand Matron of sandwiches and coffee were Mrs. Don Burkey, :ane.ta, sided and . openec! the meetlng ~oU c~l w~~ ~I meeting, was . ' Evangeline Chapter No. 172 Ohio as~isted by Ann GlbbSj ""rved In the dinning room spem _ Tuesday with ~ar· in rituallstlc form. Adria, Sayre on. r.::, April 18 at the was host to the '1:17 Eastern d Rutb Heath. with Beth PuUeu and Rosema· ents. Mr. and Mro. C. .· m· was reported quite ill, and Kath· announ ' 1 Star member! attending the ~~~:tt ~~~n:r)orie Crow of ry Lyons, chairmen, with ot~er rrtish. She c~e t~ be ~lth her ryn Goodwin suffered a heart Pomeroy E~:m;;~~:e ~!oo~np all day sessiOn. p ;oy who gave the tribute members of the chapter assist· fatber. who IS ill m MOJgs Gen· attack last SUnday. Elizabeth A me~or~~L dia EbersPresident or the 25th dJStrict, orne A;.erican Flag. A wei· ing. era! Hospital. She brought her Darst is home from the hos· dueled Y Iss Y s C E GUARANTEED SDX which is comprised of Meigs. to th• to the members and dis- Mrs. Freda Hood was chair· daughter ' Susan, to Ohio Uni· pital. Marie Hauck reported bach tn memory of Mr . Albert Athens, Morgen, aM Washingp ~i~;:ished guests was given by man for the mornin~ co~fee vers.ty whde enroute to Mid· taking flowerS to Frances Roush W. ~~J~st::: ~[s.flowers at ton counties is Mrs. James Eu ene Notion Worthy] hour preceding regtstration. dleJXtrL in Holzer Hospital. One mem- Yount; . n Clatworthy, ,a member and ~~~;on :nd William King, Wor- Doughnuts and coffee were ser· Mre. Orin l!!nith has learned ber, Elizabeth Young, lost by tbe oeath ..! ::rs. ~wmeU~I~~ SMALL •MEDIUM •LARG past matron of Evangel!ne chapp ' ,)! E a gellne Chap- ved with members of the host of the -loath of the former Wll· death and Winona Cook was will be P ac 1D e ~;;,;:~~~::..,_.,==.;, 1 thy atron. v n chapter serving. rna Davidson who was the sis- reported in distress having lost Methl~ist church in her memte~ Cl tworthy welcomed Tables , lor the luncbeon were ter of Mrs. Albert Brat, 1387 a sister by death. ory at Easter time .. rs. a est.s Mrs Huff· decorkted with blackboard Rosemount rd., Portsmouth, , . . Mrs.. Charles Pernmger pre-lhe honored gu . • . . Vema licas with favors donated . They were former resi· A ootnmurucation was_ read senter. a paper on Garden Pest man, Roberta Mmdlmg.nd M local businessmen of Cheshire when their from Edith Wakely, distriCt de· Control A dessert course was 'I Hammond, Depu~ Gr~ ed the organ for the occasion. Rev. Arthur Davidron puty, In regard to the District served by the hostesses during tron of Dtst.rdtcl R. an t t: e Dept store in Pomeroy donat· was a minister in that commun· rally to be held in the Syracuse the SCICial hour. King . Gran · kepresen 8 IV · •· sc hooI on Thursday , Ap-. -----Other committee She ·is survived by her bus- Grawq of M~"; Br~~~:~n or Valley! were Hospitality, Etta band and two children at their ril: with T?~d~ St~r,.~:~: l 1 ave the response to Norton , Kathryn Mttchell, home in New York City. as osts. c e s or . ~~P ;:t g chapter . During the dys Vroman, Naomi King, . Friends have learned or the to be ser;~ at 5 '~ p. m. ;~ .· eetin new officel's sie King and Edith Russell; illness of Mrs. Arthur be $1.~. . ~unct ~ a b~s~~:\::tude ~resident Coun- Vouching- Maxine Allensworth Cheshire, who is a pa· to cenlrlbUte a $1.50 arllcl~ ~~r 0 1,::sc Phillis of Reinersville; Rowena Vaughan, Elsie Rodat ~olzer HoSpital in Gal- the home and orphan~ ut: t~ Demetrus Gasparatos, fl na' vice president, Martha Fryfog· ' cliffe, Ella Smith, Maude Gray lipolis. Her daughter, Mrs. and.)nember~ ~ ~~~:n: meet· tive of Greece and a student le. Aureliou.s Chapter; secretary and Vida CRrson; reglstra· James Johnson _of Florida has ~ guess~ a!t club district at Ohio University, was guest I Beltv Cooley Athens· treasur-l tion - Grace French, Mary to he w1th her. mg of the P Y ' speaker at the Westmlnsrer I er Marie cu'rd, Pom~roy . Hindy, Beulah Jon~s, . . Mrs. Harold Sa~er ha~ re-- o£!icers and escorts w~ll a~- Youth FelJflWship of the Midinstalling officer for the tn- 1Harris, .Pauline Atkms, Vrrgmto her teachmg duties at nounc~....!?r b S~aLu~: Hock: dleport First United Presbyterslallation service was Eva ia Beaver, Mattte Jacoby_. AIHigh School after sev- , ~t the -ee 8 • ian Church at theu Sunday eve. ·Foulke assisted by Betty Han- rna Midkiff, Carol OrmJSton, weeks illness. . . mg. ning meeting. The speaker told cher. Neva Calendine, Melvina Bessie Beckley, Mary Grosve- Mrs. Nan M~re IS subsb~t- 1 Marie Hauck, council depu- of the customs of his _country Bradfield, Blanche Hart and nor and Allene Barnes. ing In the Middleport H1gh ty, installed Cora Beegle as in th•ir home life and worship Loraine Combs and Ruby Welch Grand Ofhcers were ~nter- Schoo' thls week. councilor; Mary Nesselroad. as- in religion. He spoke of the lack who presented 8 vocal duet. tained following the meetmg at Mrs. Cecil Kincaid i~ spend· sociat.! counciJor; Lottis vice of adequate educational faciliStylo 1345 Harry B. Smith of Pomeroy the home of Mrs. several days in Pomt Plea- councilor, and Eva Dessauer. lies, tht! dating customs_among was in charge of the memorial Young as they were sant with her daughter, Mrs. 1warden. t..,Jcille B. Hawkins men and women, and kinds of \ 1349 service for deceased members to Wellston. Other members of P&UlE>Y Ann Ruttencutter and · thanked the members for party entertainment available. of the chapters. Evangeline Ch~pter Pas~ Ma- children. I and gifts given her on her Gasparatos is in the College Simplicity is the keynote Past presidents of District 25 trons Club asststed ~er 10 serv- Mis~ Carolyn Searls spent the birthday. A meeting of the Past of Electrical Engineer1ng and ing a lunch.to the offtcers. weekend in Columbus as the Councilors was announced for plans to return to Greece after Other Men's Bachelors' Friend Socks of the shape, fierv twink- · were recognized including West! all, Roberta Mlndling, ty • two chapters were r_epreor Mi~s. Sarah Bechtle, Thursday .evening, February 13 completing his studies here. He is attendmg the Busmess at the home of Sara D1ddle. staterl that Greece bas only le highlights it. Love this Clara Smith, Kathleen A be I, sented at the all day sessiOn. No. BOO Short Top Nylon Socks 3 pairs $2.00 The next meeting will be I two colleges with only 300 stugreat pump in coffee tan Elsie Smith, Blanche Ball, Cora No. 5800 LGng Top Nylon Socks - - 3 pairs $2.00 Webb Ruth Crumrine, Pauline Mr.. Paul Smart Is In b 17 and all dents accepted for a term. f burg where she Is staying Monday, Fe rua~y Plans were made for a skator black si mulated patent 1 Atkin;. Mabel Balding No. 813 Ribbed Knit Llole Socks 69c p1lr ' Vida Carson. Mrs. L iII i a 01n Y U her daughter and son-in-law, offtcers and the :a~ are ~r:~ ing party at tbe Ohio Universiwith medium dress heel. . Slei!f, EvangeJine Chapter, No. B17 One Size Stretch Socks _ _ _ _ 79c polr Rev. and Mrs. George ed to -be /res~e f~a~e 8 ty Rink on Feb. 22 during the 1 organist for the morning and children. She will for m~pec an~e wtluck ,.. business m..ting. Seren L_ewis ' sian. in the care of therr new valentine P tbe :., of '\he was m charge of the devol!onal Y Only 1 LUNCHEON SERVED son horn last week. fresbme{lts a c period. A social hour was held Luncheon was served to the . and Mrs. L. D. Diles meetmg. at tlw close of tbe meeting. Rev. members attending at have retumed to their home in ~;~;~~~===--j~H~ow;a~rd~~R~up~p~e~It~a~cc~o~m~pa~ru~·ed~b..,..,.,.,.,..,,.,,.,...,,.,...,...,,.,...,..,..,..,"::~.d . Methodist Church and the Mr. and MI'S. William alter spending sev- ~le to ou · United Presbyterian Church Nickel and family of days In Athens with their Middleport. The afternoon . were Sunday evening guesta children and famlliea. opened at I P·. m. w1th Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe, Ra· houseguests of Dr. an THE SHOE BOX I sion the call to order g~ven by cine. Mrs. Charles Jividen and Verna Hammond, D.G.M. Miss Judy Williams of Rut- ily while in Athens. Mrs. Middleport, 0. \ structions were given by was an overnight guest came last Tuesday a n d ·- of Miss Roberta Kraeu· accompanied her parents ter, Rar.lne. Athens. Mr. Diles is imtpro·vint!l Mrs. Thomas Cook, Mrs. C. from a rectlnt nlness and Clark, Mrs. Henry Reibel, ~~;..;==--====t\ Harry Stahl and Mrs. ArnHayes were In Athens Mon· afternoon to attend the funof Mrs. Cook's sister, Mrs. Kate Sinclair, held at I he Hughes Funer'l Home. \,YOU I Mrs. Harry Stahl was the CANDIES Monday evening dinner guest ' FOOT, of Mr. and Mrs. Thom'as Couk. •\ John R. Weeks visited brief· II Sunday evening with his parI ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. HUE I Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lindsay / of Richwood, Tenn. were week I gllests of Mr. and Mrs. EsMossman, Minersville. Mrs Charles R. Karr Sr. returned home Friday after ' a ls~~~~~ie;weeks' visil with her \< and s~in-law, Mr. Mrs. Edward T. Bauer and Polly Ann. FANCY Mrs. Arnold Hayes was SATIN HEARTI IManda! evening dinner ~••.til $3.35 1111 $10.0II of Mr. and Mrs. Henry netiJt" liEf ARM SWIVEl ROCKER and family. . Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchllland Miss l!va Houdashelt FRIDAY Columbus were weekend vis-Real Comfottl itors or Mrs. Ada111 Ebersbaoh 1 h'a • 1led Wil'e. D and attended the funeral of Mrs. oqoocially l<r .. VoloAiino'• Do1 Parker. oad wear. 9-ioch N•taral: &etaa Mrs. Adam l!bersbar.h, Mr. Jcatb¢r upper, Neopr~ and Mrs. John Hulchinsoo and cork 1ole aDd heel. &la"blll lit leather _ _... Miss Eva Houdasbelt visited :.. moldod "" I far Monday morning with Bertia Ri· ASSORTED I I . CHOCOLATES denour, Flatwoodo. Middleport hiJa ,.r'"" 2.uu.,.., WlaJcl.111e ..... M Roedel • Ct:.UB TQ MEET ' r$, IS The AUred Home Demonstra· Mr and Mrs. Ellie Mouman H0sfess f or lion club wUI meet T!lunday. entertained with a dinner SUD> Feb 13th at tbe home of Gr.ne- day at their bome, MlnersvUie. Club Meeti~ Vle~e euibr~e: '!be program IS Gui"'!J! were Mr.. and Mrs. w. 'Mro. J. 0. Rode!, tedmu.J b on "Meigs Cow)ty aesou=• .. F LindsaY of 1\od;wood, Tenn. led b Mlklred and Ruth Ber;,. Mr. and Mrs. J?ean Honnold. and tui I C:: ELBERF~LDS - • NOW YOU D'OW' I u ......"• ..... i 4ftlea. ~ 11o - - . , _ 11M!-. 'l'llo I . . . ftfCe MMPHa• , e • • enttne ary ~ "" 111" _________..., ~;-~~~~~----------------------------~--~D~·~··~·~·~~~·~r~~~~~~~,~=-~~~~r~.,~·~~!-,.~~·~-~·~·~·~~~~--------------------------~;, _vo_L~X_V__N_o_._2_49----------------------~~~~ -~- ~~~~~==~~~~0H~~:_________T~H_U_R~~~·A~Y~,~F=EB~R~UA~R~Y~6,~19~64~--------------~~:\ --~~K!--F~---~--- ;: ~ c. ... -::. 4t I ontests are Assured ID I I Knit proportioned to fit Twinkling Simplicity Lout:\ 1 Greek Exchan§e Student Speaks T WYF G rOUp Meigs county Republicans the next thtee months will settle . warmly contested populanty !Kllls for all uounty-Wide offices and on someWreclnct le,vels follow· mg . ednesday s f 111 n g deadline. . Most sought ~ter offices apparentl_y ~r~ iD the c~un· ~ their namea. . Democrats, meanwhile, as m most past years, will have a droll hme ahead, ample to steam for the runnext November. T·h e y cand1dates for ,• Q me off~e_es, so 1111• precommittee po~. but contests. street Ughts because of lack of funds. The biggest rush of caD· didates filing petitiqpa Wed· nesday was about 3190 p.m. leaving things ln. the electiona board office unusually quiet a few minutes before 4 p.m. There was no line at 3::50 p.m. when the last pe-: eolllml&slooers race; Geora• A. Meinhart and Ralph Welker, Stalll RepresentaUve; t!eanor Roboon, recorder; Evelfll LUcke and Scott Shank, clerk bf courll. Robel'l C. Hartenbach, oher· Hf; Howard E. Frank and Willer Grueser, treaaurer; B. p, Christy and Olarlea D. Walker, qlneer; John C. Bacon, Com- posts, cl~rk of courts, , engmeer, ~r<>State Rep~esentat1ve, many pr~ini:ts in the central comm•ttees. . People •n Pomeroy_ ~ill on a half mill add1t10ntax levy for hydrants and tition, Pauline, Wolfe run· nmg for D\lmocrat Central Committee member from Letart VIllage, was filed. Republican candldateJ lllJng lor L'OIInJy offices are Avery Netson, Kenneth McElhinney, HalJie E. Green, Robert D. Craig, Otis F. Knopp, Wayne Turner, Harold G. Roush, Robert Hoeflleh, mon Pleu Court Judge; Henry Ewing and Dr. Rankin Ray ty;;c;om;m~Js~s;m~n~w~be~r~e~e~•;gh;t;):!~ftie:p~u~b;licans have contests have offered the two county commis- I 1 W\SHINGTON _ Th• 1 Proven Battler LabdriHits Guerrillas 1 M • 1 Abo :'i People In Pomeroy 1 ELBIRFELDS IN POMEROY 4.99 I SPECIAL PURCHASEI ,,, JPST :~LIP 1• FEB. 14th 1 lb. box 2 lb. box $1.60 l.l5 PLAN HYMN SING Dan Hayman's Country Hymn time group will be at Freedom Gospel Mission at Knoba on Stiversvllle-Bashan road Sunday Feb. 9 1:30. Public is Invited. MEiGS THEATRE POMIROY, OHIO RED FOil HEARTS iONiiRT I T.HURIDAY NOT OPIN 5 1/2 oz. 80c PlliOAY ..... SATURDAY lib. $2.10 1 314 lb. lAO ie ~MEtl~e~ I "GIDGIT GOII TO ROMI" (Tectmieolor) Cindy Carol, as Gidget, Jam~ et Darren, .Jessie Royce Landll. Ceaare Danova, Danielle ~A OOCIMF'l.J ' " " ' -, _ - QMIII Bak... POfflt't- DUTTON DRUG CO. . N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, O. IICIIIIIL deMel>, loby Doll Porter, Jeff Donnell. PHtuNitr. Spin & Ouyo c:.torco"'""' IUN., MON., TUII, Polo. t thru 11 "WIYII AND LOYIRI" (Spicy Comedy) Janet Letgb, Van JobniOII SlleUy 'Wintero Celorcort._ Complete Line of WORK SHOES and BOOTS IY aeli WINO WOLYERINI STAR llANO N81'TOW and wide widtbl 5.95 to 19.95 Hartley & BenneH SHOE STORE "MWdlo of Upper •lockH POMIIOY, OHIO NICOSIA, <)Jt'UII - - lT. S. Ambassador Fraser. Wllkins day tnrearened to"call out Marines" lo ~otect · ing Amerlcana'-ID: · · . new communal tension near tbe Greek and violated a . cet!S&'flre 4ay with a flve-hiJ!ll' &un lie among tbe mosques clent Paphoa 011 the ~:~:t I·· ern coaat. Three Turkish ots W"f8, -~ kJiletl,. ~ ,, . . :· ;•· .I . ' - ~~ ;· John H. Glenn . Pickens, coroner, ,and Bemarcl V. Fultz, prosecullng attorney. Democratic candidates flllng for. county ollie.. are Paul Slm· m and Thomaa w. Hennea&J, commissioners race; Cbarles Knowlea, State Representative; lola I. Howell, recorder; Wanda Ebllrl, c141Fk ol courts, lihartea ell G. Painter and Roliert Wood, H. Diehl, llherlff, and AW!IIn L. North Chester; Robert Bailey Bljuell, treasurer. · ajD Blaine S. Milhoan, South '!'beN were 81 Republicans O>eater; Rolland Crabtree, Coand 45 Democrats llled for lbe lumhh!. a proclncto lll.aacll of the cent- •G A. !14de"1 and R. S. Tumral eomml!Wiel; $11: preclnct.o of er, DyiSVIlle; David Yost and the D'emoqJatle Central Commit- R!>nald HArt, Great Bend; Wartee ii! whldl no .eandiJialea filed, den Ours and Robert c. Cozart, 1re t>.aat Letart, East RuUand, POr~nnd; Paul L. Manuel and Pomeroy 4, M1ddieyort precinct; Wllllam A. R!>blnson, East LePl1gevillo, and :MinersvUie. Aft. tart; Bert Hunt and !)ale w. er 1110 Primal')' the Democrats Hill, Letart preclnet; WDilem Central Clmmlltee can appoint Cc1MoUy and Samuel Ralrden, p61o!ls to flU these -.nclea. Long Bottom. · Candiclatft filing for the COW>- v. D. Coan and George w. 1y Republican Central Commit- Reed, Ollvedale; c. P. Harris, tee are Bert ROmine and Jalilea Sr., and Helen C. Archer, ReedsM. Smltb, East Bedford; James ville; 0. J. Pennington and H. Qulvey, , West Bedford; Rob- Claada E. Woodyard, Alfred; Luther Boothe and Hel'1ll1lll H. Beach MiddlePort S· Normp Bouie ManltaU, Sr., Tuppers Plains; Elizabeth Hobslotler and Janet Bolin, Rutland ' Village. L. E. McHaffie and 'p8111 SIJ. son, East Rutland; ,Carol R. Pieree, Langsville; ljl!bert G. Swi<t. and Andrew J. Hatfield, w..t RutlaiKI; Jobn T. Holliday and Orion Nelson, Dexter; Mar- Jean Bearhs and Grel!ll, Pomeroy 1; Joe Ebersbach and Doris Darst, Pomeroy 2. 'Margaret c. Murray and Leo B. Crew, Pomeroy 3A; Dollal4 Betzing and Robert Vaugliu, Pomeroy 3B; Donald Collins anil Walter Bentz, Pomeroy 3C; L• ter Wllaon and Clarence A. Aa. vln Miller and Carol F. Pierce, Jr., Salem; David 0 . .Jenldns and JllCk M. H.&wle~. 'Middleport 1. · Nonnan T. Wayland and Jacob Truner, Mlddleport 2; Jealdle llforgan and Eloise B. Wilson, Mil!dleport 3; Riley Manl•y anct Jean Craig, Middleport 4; Claude ~ey and Reva drews, Pomeroy 4; Eldon Met' riJJ and Wubur H. Rowley, Jr., Middleport precinct. Henry Wells and Glean Thompson, Pomeroy precinct; RoUin Radford and Harley Brawr., Rock Springs; John ~· MuUord and John Sheets, Silver Run; Robert Clark, HarrlsOJio (Continued on page 3) I 1 I :I :II 1.1 :I! �" ' t ..:3. \ n,,. llnily SPntin,l COMMINTATING EDtTORIALl Y . ' "Catch!" Extension Service People Attended Resourcts Forum PT. PLEASANT'- Over 100 •tensJon service Committee••n from 51 West Virginia counlea attended a two-day train.,, conference In Morgantown In conjuhction with West Virflllla Unl\•enlty's Second !Jv. lnr Reoources Forum. Tbe conference was to assist committeemen w undentand anll carry out their ~sponstbn. Illes In county program plunlng as a part of the Coopera. tlve Eztenolon Servlce'l new role Under the WVU Appalachlon Center. Tbe group attended a banquet in their lionor and heard Dr. Earllt!st J. Nesius, Vice Prest- . I Of all tbe warnings about what might mg portrayed. , ;happen from excessive watchings of tele· .. <rlslon - ruined eyesight, atrophied muscles, curvature of the spine - no one foresaw that an entirely new disease might be eenerated . • .. ... It's been di&Knosed as • TV mediClhs by Dr. A. M. Aibinder of New York City. According to the doctor, some viewers become so ca ught up in medical dramas that they identify with the actors and think they have ca ught the disease be- e-nr·Sentllltl, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Feb••• 188& s .[Jelen /Ielp Us! Disease of the Week "Convinced they have the disease, they visit their doctor and even request the treatment they saw admhllstered on television, " he saya. This might be an idea for tbe raUD& services. Along with asklog viewen whot they are watching at the moment, they could inquire about what diseases they are suffering from. This would reveal not only current program standings. ·but any ca rryover from previous weeks' !,how s. ·- S-n.lly SeDUnel, Pomeroy·llliddleport.. 0., Ft . .8. ~ 7 Business vs. the Weed Worst of all, it could have more adA number of businesses are said to be following the lead of a Long Island, N. verse effect upon the Groso National ProY., bank which has banned smoking by duct (through reduced worker efficien· employes at its 50 branches - except cy) than upon tobacco consumption. In washrooms. On the other hand, if the idea suc· !~'1 a noble experiment, but cynics ceeds - if nonsmoking proves ·to be claim such a rule will do more to make washroom• popular than to make clga· both good business and good citizenship - then the weed is doomed. rettes unpopular. 10 Nominated For Queenship Of Valentines One of the 10 girls nominal- Red Monkey Business . If monkeys are the funniest people, babOOns aro the most nervous - or so an item o( the Soviet Union would indicate. . The Health Bulletin reports that Russian researcher& have been able to induce high blood pressure in male b~­ oons by makin& them walt to eat un!ll all the females are finished. · As any baboon knows, this Isn't natural, so tbe males become tense 1 n d their blood pressure shoots up. The Russians are trying to show that many of the sicknesses of human clvill· dation - neuroses, hallucinations, hy· pertension and heart disease - can be duplicated in primates. · This is interesting research, but It Is strange to see the Russians w~sting thne on it. It is well known that wtth the Imminent withering away of the state and 1.he establishment of utopian Commumst society, these human ilia will become nonexistent, like a capitalist's conEcl· ence. 0!1 by classmates in a contest at Pomeroy Senior !Dgh School will be crowned Valentine Queen at an annual dance to be held at the Pomeroy Junior IDgh Auditorium Saturday from 8 to ·11 p. m. . Contestants are senior! Linda Cramer daughter of C E Cranier· Jennifer Crew .da~ghter of Mr and Mrs Leo 'erew· Kortn MUJer daug.hter of Mr'. ~ ' Mrs: Kenneth MIJier; juniors, Kabe Morarity daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. r.;.wrence Morarlty- Nancy Ash daughter of Mr'· and Mrs P~arl Ash· Donna ·Hauck, d~ughter of Mr. and Mrs Donald Hauck· Phylis Will· sQphomO.es Kathy Hannahs' daughter of ' Mr. and Mrs. VIc-• tor Hannahs Hilah vaughan daughter of and Mrs L..; · · Vaughan· and Shirley Baxter ' • daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baxter. This week In the •enlor hi"" 6 " school there are jars sitting on 8 table • with the contestant's name on them lor students to vote by dropping In pennies. Erveryone also may vote this d Jn h · th way ur g t e first part of e dance before the queen Is chaoe~ .. and crowned at Inter~!&s on, Proceeds from the votmg will 11° to the Pomeroy Sel!lor Cia... The Jays wJII provide mu~lc at the. informal dance. Adm!S· slon will be 50 cents a perSOD with the p'""eeds gomg. to the P.H.S. Athletic Association. The dance could not he held the saturday · after . Valentine's Day- because Pomeroy . bas a home •am• that n1•ht The •· " "' · . dance ts. open. to the .Public. . MAKES $21$ The, Ches.ter Fire. Department mlldtl':$265 from a Jitney supper held Saturday at the Chester School . .The money will be ed t0 b f fight'1 · us uy Ire "1! equipment. Today's .Medical Report Voice of Broadway ••• reporting Mr ly DOROTHY KILGALLEM By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Gossip in Gotham The FBI has been asked to im estlgate three threatening letters received by the manager of the Astor Theatre in Boston after it was announced that he had booked the movie "Seven Days in May." Ironically, the late Premdent Kennedy, the most famous Bostonian of our time, approved the making of the film (about an attempt on the life of the Presjdent of the United States) and said the rook on which it was based was one of his favorites .. . .Oile of the major record companies has offered J~k Benny an en· ormous sum for the rights to his old rad· io programs, which the firm wants to make into a series of comedy albums. Fred Allen's "Town Hall Tonight'' shows would be another natural for the same kind of treatment. Pearl Bailey and Nat Cole may do a ·t elevision spectacular together, result of the wild auaience reaction to their diver· tl8sement when Nat joined her on the ~age at the Royal Box and did more than half an hour with her. A TV talent scout jilst happened to be in the room ... Mar· galo Gilmore, one of the bell of the Broadway actresses, is doing very nicely after surgery at Lenox llill Hospital . .. Freddy Wlttop, who deslgned the sensational costumes for .the new hit musi~al "Hello Dolly!" is about to create a "Dolly Doll." Sharing .the royalties with him on the project wl!J he star Carol Chan· nlng and producer David Merrick. •• • sings a song called "Faster Than Sound" while suspended in mid-air, backed by a chorus of eight. Members of the chorus have a clause in their contracts which gives them "danger" money. Tammy goes through approximately half of the show with her feet not touching the stage. MJLK 'N' MACIUI'IES MOQRIIEAD, Minn. (UP!)The Minnesota Dairy Industry Committee ·said it would place milk ln pop bottles and sell through ·lllandard coill-operated maebines·here and in neighbor. . Jl'ar·•0 •' D · 8 bout 1 •ng • • "· ·• In wo week11. • Screenwriter ·Burt Shevelove is rent· In& designer Ollltet Messel's beautiful London tOWD holl.se lvhile he's in · Eng· land to collaborat& with Larry Gelbart on 1 new scenario, The·elght Messel servants will .be on hand, bUt Burt wHJ be "rough· lug it," nevertheless; the Rolls· Royce is ln the West fndleil With Oliver .. . Robert Goulet and Carol' taivrei\ce, who recent· ly bought a house In California, tell friends they. plan to take their first "real honeymoon" In Al'ril, when their profes· sional schedules will allow them a little U!De to themselves . . . Tammy Grimes, w!Jo plays the ghosf in · "High Spirits," <. Mrs. Mees, 12, . To Loui.evllle, Ky. Eleetioa Ri N , · . •ver ews Dies Wcq.l1 -:.1-esday , · Leo L.Monum.ent vaughan, Monager ot Races Company ol ·pomeroy, bas woo a free ''ng1 : In Lancaster to the American Institute (Continued from pogo I) dam 11.1. IU, runn1at1 te · Commemorollve Art Convention on rollen, Pomeroy-Muou omEH !Cclalblued from Pitt 1) I""'JIO wa:t"eecll1 nlibt ed 1be city ldiOOI board'• pooal for Jmmedt.te alp of tranaJIOI1ed from crowded rh0011 IDto lbe ol pupna Gaa1e r r~tpoll• Dmll - Wade CliiJ,. HARTFORD _ .im,..81 .... at Loullvllle, Kentucky. vrn.; Donald Stanle~, Pagevllle; Pt. Pleulnl :ZU!, Hinton den .up 1:~ a.m.; J. 8. ~ 1 Mr Artb J M · Oo display at the Convention Joseph Beegle, RaciDe VWa&e. stationary, Kanawha FlUs · up 1.50 a. · • Prlee 11P 2 a. a, or '· 0 :'~ Hall in Louisville are 100 of the Harry Pottl, Floyd G. Olddle, rising, Charleston 18.011. London, OVEC up 5 a. Ill.: OlltiM ...._ rt the newest and most outBtandlog and WUUam 'lbuener, SyriCIIIe Marmet and Winfield enooo doe$:$& a.m.; Bu&:bjoe 1 1.30 ·• ;, · 1 ~· m. ~ monuments created In America Village; Gerald Amberger and were on the IIIII. State "P 1:45 a. IlL M ..~• omehad erebeen . m lht. year Joho Y. Martin, MlneHrille; laawlla 1Uver - So1Yar rs. """"'• who · Gr v r Salaer Jr and Boat mOft!DMtl' --•- 5:.• -- Ill.; r 0 two yeara, died Wed· Vaughan, along with John T. ' •• down lNuuo... _, • morning at the home Larimer of Cirolevlll•. and J . Blake, llaclne precinct, and 'Oido River - Eugenia Jane Lucai1 doWJJ lofamlel 1:• deughter Mno. Fred Paul T. Ellinger, Laurence J . WUbam F. Harris and Fred 1•. po a. m. ; Pbillp a. m.; Lelia Sllearer down WillShe ;... hom at Ellinger and George C. Shuw of Srnitn, Syracu'!" precn•ct. Sporn down 7 a. m.; Poplar field 3:50 p. m.; 0 . F. Sbe a w. va., Ire deugbter l-ogan, Ohio, have selected and Caudidstes filing lor the IS, 6:50p.m.; Jobn J . Rowe down Winfield 1:10 a.m.;~ Mr. and Mrs. Georae purchased two of these specia~ ty Democr~c d 15, 5 a. m.; v . Hamer Z. drwn Winfield 1:50 a..~ ly crtated monuments. tee are mas r down IS, 1:30 a. m.; Jefferson Semel up Wlnfie!d 6 L Ill., She •· -·~ ed by her b East Bedford; George up 17 4·35 a. m: Jobn Ladd gercllff up Wlnfield ?:115 a. Ill. ,. owv•V usWest Bedford· Bruce Myers ' ' ' Arthur Mees; three Nortn Cheste;. Virgll Walke~ Dean up 17,5:30 a.m.; jleaver For Your Valentine Mrs. Ann Lee and Rlchurd L: Coleman, South up II, 3:15 • : m.: Titan . Bremen; Mrs. ~Chester; John D. Gillogly, 18, 4..50 a. m., .Jobn Hood 1.se Hiles, Lancaster; Mrs. M1de lumbia; E. c. Perry, DyesvUie. 18, 5.15 a. m., Peggy Burnette, Somerset; two Dale R. Proffitt, Great Bend; up 18, 6:15 a. m:; Andrew. SODS Robert Mees Lancaster N , 1 M.ddi rt Portlsnd houn down 19, 6.35 a. m., On· 1 eswa • . and William Mees, Parkersbur : ; ward down 20, 4o4G a. m.: Mr. W. Va.; 18 grandcblldren, 18 Pauline WoUe, Letart, Francis Mack down 22, 2, 10 a. m. ; Jim grandcbildren· t b r e e Anwew; and .William M. Hougland down 23, 7:15 a. m.; sisters, Mrs. James' MacKnl••t COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Long Bottom,. Harold D. R. H. Bosworth 11 up Greenup Mrs John H Smith R•publlcan headquarters an- non, Ohvedale .. Alpha Smith 2,20 a.m.; Dlinols down Greenboth of Hartford ~Mrs •Fred nounced Wednesday the candl- Frank H. B1se, Reedsvllle; up 2 , 45 a. m.: Oreo down 31 , Laboyteaux Cuyahoga Falls 0 dates lor 58 posts as delegates Charles Knowles, Allred; 2 ,45 a. m.; L. W. Sweet up 31 , One 11011 • preceded her • ~ and 58 alternates to . the GOP neth H. Hager, Tuppers Plains. 4, 40 a.m.; Pennsylvania down Burial will be In the national conv~n!Jon this summer Samuel Bruce May, Rutland 31 , 6 , 40 a. m. ; Eva H. up 32 , For Infanta & ToddiForest Rose Cemetery at Lon- in San Francisco. . ~ VIllage; F. W. Wilcox, 7:55 a. m.; Valley Voyager down Asst. Colors-Deep HeiDI caster Eacb candId a tJe Will beA vdled: ANiorbemaBn c. WIDell, West 32, 6 , 10 a. m.; Ravenswood DI'HIH TrHted With 1 pledged to . Go;·. ames . ian ; rt o1en, 1ter; down Meldehl 2 ,45 p. m .; Elisha Scotchgord Are Woter Rhodes as hiS first choice for ley M. Nelson and Jack Crisp, Woods down Meldahl 4 p. m .. Rot~ollont S. president and to Lt. Gov. John Salem; Albert Roush, ' 1W. Brown as second choice. port I; Shirley W. Mills • • eRepeto Water Born i The list Includes 12 candl· MariOn D. Allensworth, Middle- D?g ~opulatton IS .:!~~:Oil Bom Stalnl 0 I dates for delegate-at-large, a port 2. ' ~IJ!;h JD Pound eResiot Soli like number lor alternale·at- Ch I W E . . Many of the 2,967 dogs that • Wrlnklo Shed With large and 46 diStrict delegates .. er .. Lo rwm, huve been In the county dog DRY·DON and alternates. Two delegates portH 3; Le~IS J ng, pound the last three years would In Carefree Wasb and two alternates are selected 4: Ao~er y' mes,p 1 never bave been there if their I & Wear Cotton Funeral services lor Lillian from each of Ohio's congres- 5; uurey oung, pomeroy 2: owners had bought them dog · d. t 1 Frances E. Brown, omeroy , .. G Lo Beatrice Gilfilen, 75, Jackson- SIOTnha1 IS rt.ti~1s. f th d I Frank Fugate, Pomeroy 3A; tags, eorgetd todgan, county vllle Ohio who died early this e pe I ons or e e" . . . V Bl I d dog warden, sa ay. monili.g, ~Ill be held Saturda gates-at-large and their alter- VIrgmia azew cz an . "There are still a lot of . at 2 P m at the Rawling...Coa~ nates were filed with Secretary hs Henness) • Pomeroy JB • without 1964 tags In Meigs coun- 11 Funer~l home with the Rev of State Ted W. Brown. Ohlinger, Jr., Pom~roy 3C. ty," Logan said. Thre• years • Howard Ru(JlJelt ol!iciatmg: The delegate-at-large c~ndl· Churles H. DieG, . ago today Logan began·llts dul· N 2 d A 11 Burial will be in the Middle- dates were GOP State <.:halr· pre~IIJCt, Emmett · WI 'sn~:~l~l;;;e•;_;;•s;_;;do~g:.,;;w:;ard,;;e;;;n;;,.===_.!~·:::: n ••· port Hill cemetery man Ray C. Bliss of Akron, Sprmgs; William Rathlf, .:: She was a former· resident of 1ormer u. s. sen. and Gov. Run • . . Rufus. Glen Orender . ·n . Brownell-av Middleport and a Bricker, Rep. Clarence Brown Clinton Gilkey. HamsonVI e, -·mber of., th M.ddl rt of Blanchester, Republican Na· Erne•! Wmgelt, .R~cme Village; , 1 "~ • Presbyterian Chuch. SbP epo was tiona1 comm1·ueewoman Mrs. Woodrow . T· Zw!llmg and W1111· . 1J . Katherine Kennedy Brown of am C. Cundiff, Syracuse Villthe daughter of the late Wdk age· Edwin s Cozart Racine Regular 5.99 Ladles' & Miss..• 8 01 . H liam and Mary Fuller Cheat- Dayton,Cl d!IO r Dou(s; repeat erl pre~inct' and . Wilma. Reiber ham He hu b d B d o Roger ou o e .ra . sa e • . '. · rher sInandeath • ra· Y1952· Treasurer J 0 hn D·. H e r be r 1• Syracuse precmct • preceded Survivors Include onem son: Ohio Senate MaJority Leader C. Regular 5.99 Charles Cheatham; two step- Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville, children, Charles G!Hilen, Kan- state GOP Central and Execu- Mason County Has auga and Miss Geor ia Gffiil n live Committee VICe c.hairman Seven at College • g e 1 Mrs. Florence G. Moms of ToJacksonville, and a brother' ledo, state GOP Finance Com- Of the 495 students enrolled Ellsworth Cheatham, Cleveland. mittee Chainnan Richard P. the second semester of 1963Friends may call at the fun· Niehoff of Gahanna, Rhodes, , ~>~ at Rio Grande College, severa! home any time. Atty. Gen. William Saxbe and ' en are from Mason county, Char stale AudiWr Roger Tracy. les D. Hecktle, Pt. Pleasant, ' SERVICE ~UNCIJ) tJ! s. Rep: Robert 'fall Jr. a freshman In Elementary EdFuneral semces. for Ml-s. A. was listed as a candidate for ucation ; Charles L. Brown, N. Grueser who died at Grant delegate !rom the 1st District Jr., Pt. Pleasant, a junior In Hospital Tuesday evening, wiU along with former Rep. Gordon Liberal Arts; Kip H. Hartenheld from the Non:ls Fun- . H. Scherer. Other congressmen I bach, Pt. Pleasant, a sophoeral Home In Grove City! F~l- listed as ·. <:andidates Included !more, in Liberal Arts; LoUis at I p. m. with bunal m Frank T. Bow of canton, John D. Karschnik, New Haven, a the Concord cemetery near M Ashbrook of Johnstown sophomore in Education· Lou· Grove City. Dr. C. F. Lutz and fiances p Bolton of Lynd: Is V Mueiter 11 Pt Pl~asant, R H ld Dull lnt · · · ' · ev. aro , super en- hurst and William E. Minshall a freshman, m Liberal Arts; of the Ohio Southeast of Lakewood. Joseph R. Spencer, Pt. PleasConference of EUB church wiU [ ant, a freshman in !Jberal Arts; 'COULDN'T STOP SMOKING and Benjamin K. Barker, SouthMILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP!)- side, a freshman, in Education. NEIGHBORS HELP City Health Commissioner E.R. Twenty • five neighbors of Krumblegel declined to appear CONFERENCE NOTED Jones, wbo lives a mile television and urge people north of Burllogham rushed o~er to stop smoking, explaining he The Fourth Quarterly confer. to help Jones when a brush !Ire once tried to give up cigarettes ence and election of officers started on his property Wednes- and the experiment lasted will be held at the United Methat 4:21 p. m. The flames about a month. He said he now odist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. close to a bam but did not smokes one to two packs a All members of the church are It, Pomeroy firemen were urged to attend, but turned back b<>cause .ii=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==~:;................;.................1 neighbors had the fire under control. SOUTHERN CROSS ----NAME OMIT!'ED In the list of officers installed at Theodorus Council, en of America, the name Lottie Cohen as vice courJCllo•r, omitted. :0 be Alternates to CoOVen·t•10n Set •· s;· DRESSES 'I I JaCkSOnviiie $2.95 - $5.95 I Ired Soci•ety NoteS 0 ' I Sweaters & Skirts---- 3.99 sOCie•t y N t es Ladies' Dresses------ 3.99 Children's Sweaters l price SILVER REPLATING hi SALE Da' CLOUD 0' COMFORT MATTRESS SET &b)Uu tVUt Eiu~ r•--· tf' Take your precious worn silverware and heirlooms out fit hiding and have them QUADRUPLE SflYERPLATED by skilled silversmiths at great savinas during this Replating Sale. Sin<:e pure silver has increased over 33% In price, it Is all the .-e reason to take advantage of theSe law, tow reptotJni pricM. COMES EARLY THIS YEARI • • •.' NEW In a ARTICLI I I Cream pitchtrS • , ••••••••••••••••••••• $ I.95 I Sugar howls • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Waste lea, coHtt pots, each , ••••••••••••••• , • Water pikhers ...• , ................... Trars (per sq. In~) • , ...... , , , , , , •••• , self . . . with exciting new fabrics from our, vast sprine lelec- ~;I ¥1 S.pring Dresses tion! eMoh•lr Loop, eKnlts • New Suiting* e Sail Cloth . ' .• Denims . $tie .o~; Sliie Valll"l Y•rd• and · ,.Yard• oft.Fa,ri~ . Jolow ltwlucocl Vo to ·M! OI!F~ . . . ' 9.95 9.95 1S.95 15.95 bowls......................... spring outfit you've made your· .. {' Becky 5 CLEARANCE Letart Falls extra pride c. 53 Delegates, Key WI'tnesS Mr· · Gilfilen T · r "{ ' U8 0 esti y D.Ies T day m . You'll take 1•. ee:;::. servance. I ' !J ~ -.. 5:41 1 .• Meldiillll:ttp.IIL; Jllll!l"""" Meld* tt:4& p. m.; :llllil J. up Meldabl :tit a. m.; N••n• up Me!d•bl 4 L m. .Lqpn dent for the Appalachian ceivinc scbooll and called ter and Director of lbe ball demllullrallonl. eratlve Eltenlllon Service, At 1 awa raiiJI of 101118 plain how the Appalachian periOIII at lbe Cory ter wm function to help Cburch, lbe United · -·ntloo. Movement (UFM) and ·~"A crut upi!Mval spu!Tedl dell p arenta AIIIIO•M I II on by technoloetcal cbanj.. they were "well pleated United Statu after World War the proposal to IDiefrate II, found two Important tra.~ classea 1Y· prtses- coal and apeedlna In the direction dlstrea In the Appalachlon Re- INNSBURCK, Autrla lion," he llllid. "Tbe State reck!... Christl Haas an girls In 1..W sweep of laced with the decline of jobs a and iJW,ome and problems ~:m;;~t!"~ race out-mll!'atlon. blocking American Jean Sau· "Tbere is encouraging bert• bid for a third !ltedal, In West VIrginia and Ills whll• Ruasla won the men's I,· reflected In the that are takng place 500 meter ll)leedlkatlng to cap University, sucll "-' the the ~test medal apreo In achlan Center, lu your active OlYmvle history. participation, and 1n the VIctory In lbe 1,500 meters, cern by the State Government," by handsome Estonian unlver· he ponied out. slty student Anta Antsoo, gave Dr Nesluo .eald Mareh the Soviet Union Its ninth gold would be the date when the medal and 22nd medal of all CES begins to function kinds In the games- both allthe new structure of the lime Olympic recorda. achian Center. There will be no recovery no easy road to e8s Thrnln.g the tide c 1 • sl w rocess ~ltlc:. ti.m ea~h of time and money, it was noted. Attending from Mason Coun(Continued from page I) ty w re Jim Lewla Mr and defense lawyers, said Hoffa Mrs •Marcus Weav~r . Alma told him he ''would pay $15,000 Tu..;,er Earl Keefer ~James to $20,000 !o got to the jury." Hart • • He . said Hoffa was "very up· I" h De ed brlba 1 sef w" enlumedone ad g o ,· or as own. AI~ He said Hoffa cursed the prospective juror and sald. "we're going to bave to lay low" alter the man told authorltles he had been offered an alleged brtbe. p a rtbt said earuer be travSunday School attendsnce on eled to Nashvllle at Hoffa's reFeb 2 was 52, offering '12.13. quest and oat In on defense wonhi p serv1ces were held counse1 •u-8 J - te gy aess1ons. 11 wnh the Rev. Card "Th . t'the mofespsage ~ e """ . rayer. R her t Bernard was of the Wednesday prayer !ceo with an attendance of IS. There wiU be 8 ValenUne 0 ty for the MYF and parents at the cburcb, Feb. I. Tbe Home Demmstration club Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane of will meet on Feb 13 at the Syracuse, 0. called on Mr. and home of Genevieve Guthrie. Mro. Bill Fox Thursdsy p.m. The program Is on "Meigs Sally Pearson and Sandra Coullty Re!OUrcea" led Dy Mil- Donahue are visiting In Columdred and Ruth Bernard. 0. wblle there wW seek Mr and Mrs Clarence erton. and lamU of aod Mrs. Ray RusseD s ent the week!oo with Newark, 0. were visitors ~rents Mr. and Mrs. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ~thert~ and Wlllna Jean. Fox. B tha Schreiber and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearson ~r of M W V Sally visited Sunday with 8 ent zTb dasonwi,th. Ms.. and Mrs. Grover 1as urs ay rs. Dor rie Swartz ., cas. Mr d .M C E W od Mrs. Gerald Hayman, BIll 0 • Tupp.:." Pia~~~ ~pe~t Robinson, Mrs. Jack Sargant with Mr and Mrs Charles Rick, were Woode · · of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mr .and Mrs Robert Mr. and Mrs. M. E. · nd d entertained Tuesday 01 son "s d augt "thr, birthday dinner In honor spen1 un ay a e blnson home and aon ''Tim Wes." Guests h h h were Ferne B. Hayman Wesley S. Belles Sr. c ~. a~re, Mrs. Vere have received word of a Sally Pearson, Sandra bom to Mr. and Mrs. Peggy Glenn their Swarl1 of Belpre. over weekend. T h e y Tho W.S.C.S. will sponsor returned to Columbus. World of Prayer · Mrs. Eddie Florian and son at the church on Friday, Feb. of Mansfield and M r 8 · 14 8 l' m. The Churcll wiD Dorothy Douglass wer~ guests ' 1U d F b Mr. and .Mrs. Marvm Wick· open ay • · H to Tuesday evening. one who wishes to enter for prayer. The entire church Is Invited to take part In lhla '1b- ° ~ 'l! ·., 4t8m IUW · Vaughan WiDJ Trip .oav. Coats'-Suits AttRIVING DAILY f\j ' I ' Millce·Your S4.1ections Nowl . ' Tl,~ .·· "FREE" KODAK FLASH CAMERA .t·! BlK'ER , • ' ~'\: •,, ,J> •' • OUTFIT With PurchoH of MIHrtsa W I TIME ONLY ••• Brln1 Sllvtr .0. FURNITU.RE:-! ' I , -. . JEWELRt ' ' . �' Torna oes are Hot on Trail of 16 t.h Straight Victory . The Daily Sen~ine~ Duke \Vhins North Carolina ,.. ... ,.n, ....,. .,... Planned OpenH.seTea r lot For 14th Win Of Campaign ;:~z~=.~ & ~~;~!".: ' roRRECI1CI'I • Op- une ajlended. It woold appear that all The Hichlandero- unlortunatt- 1Racln• flattened with eue. lquart<r In a collision with J;:ast- They ran make their wagers TO BIGGER THINGS Coach Mike Morrison and his ly - hardly fig1•re to be that Southeastern hu abaorbed de- ern'• aym cement block w.U. abool the point opr.ead, at least. Basketball fans aren't buying. Racine Tornado basketball team somebody that rounta. feats. too , from teama that RaFIRST MEETING . . . res.l>e seata yet /01' the big nee<! to climb into se<ond rank· s,..,.;ng alone with li cine took in stride. Wltl, Balf<y back In umlorm 'sweepotakes In Columbu• In I 1 inK 01 Class A Ohio teams i!l a stra1~ht wins and no defeats Ji'or example, Eastern went , SW Coach Harold Gardner the Tornadoes should be on Mart:h but their fingers & r e , thumping good viclory over Ithis reason. on top oi a 21-l piS! Southweolern 10-51 while I monaged to hold the score down fuU thrcilie again this week. I itch 1 n g pllnfiilly f o·r I somebody that counts. record in all games last seas- Ral'inf has upended Eastern to ~ -38 when he met Morrison l...flst .week 6-Q Gordon Fls~er St. Jc.:hns' An:!na pasteboard!. Sh) by one vote or .Heinl!: with on, Morrison & Crew are ~o twlet., 73-47 and M-40. The _lat- on Det. 6. fil~ in ror the big center when Th~ remarkable aspect of Ralmm&{'Ulate Conception for se· meet a club th<~t has won SIX ter K'OCe was a alight reacuon , SW fans, then, wlll ha~e Raclhtl had an all-around slug- cine s sllrge toward basketball cond place this week , the Tor- and lc~st eight and that hu had Iperhaps, to Racina ~s &-.5 oenter somt'thing to do besides watch glsh night against Kyger, win· immortality this year is that nado<• travel to Southwe>tern paintul troobles tn some of Its [Ted BoUey havlnc been made one of the finest Class A ning 69-58 (compared to a 70- it h•; been 3o years to the 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,- 0., of Gallla county Friday night.. vi ctorit>s agains~-- t~am~~-at hors de l'Ombat in the third tearr.s in Ohio Friday night. 47 earlier bashing ). year since an}' Meigs county --;;;;;;;;;:-;:~~;~~;;;;~;;;~tit·~,; '""""'""'"""'""''" team made it to the st~te INDEPENDENt LEAGUE llll!lfl.Wt~r::!!l~...HLL,;;%1, L..m._;l. ·111 rma1:e:. In 1933 Racine won its STANDINGS AJ.L STARS Middleport's next oppouenls way to the tlhen CiaS9 B) Big The In !rogue play Instead o1 be- One and so dl<\ Pomeroy, in TRAM W L P OP ' amen! lnr ;n the order Jackson, Ne~ (then) Class A. G. & J ... .. .. 1~ 11 1420 · 1001 ey from fi!U,Wl· soovilie, aDd Athens, wUI be Stran~ely, this year Racine Fire~tone .. .. H 2 1184 917 1964 loul'l]&!!lent Jackoou, Atheus, Nelsouvllle. has n good shot at tHe state I Robinson's 8 8 1133 1008 l the PorUand fiis choD&e ol the Athens tourney, anjl so does Athens, Wether's ..... 6 10 948 l04S 24-27. ·· · _.......,~_,.;.;.[ ram• - to next Wednesday, of the Class AA Southeastern EvaM : ..... , 4 12 908 1072 Feb. 12 - hao been made be- Ohio Athletic League. Terry'*· ,.,... I 15 866 1306. so it cou ld be that after 30 Totals .'If .. . . 41 48 6400 15409 eaus• ol a coallid with non· county tourn:ey commJtU,.ent!l year-s. two more southeastern Tomghl's games Firestone vs B)· llnl~ Pnss international ing Wes tern Michigan out or the l57. tbe week of Feb. 18-22. Ohiu lcan1s arrive in Columbus Weiher's, Terry's vs Eva ns, and SALT''f~~~f!.. Tb~ Mid - Amt'rican Confer- runni; ,g, 78-69. The Redskins Dowa at Cincinnati they had Tbe reserve game wHI start together i(l their respective di- G. & J vs RobinSon's. · ' ence face was stili a nip-and- art' n(lW 6-2 in the loop. Jeff on. of the most anti-cUmactic l:4S P· m. aDd the varsity vision• seeking the huge trophMonday Feb. 10 gameo, Fire· Buddy . at tutk IJaltle between Ohio Uni- Gehnug had 24 points for the games ever in the Clnclpnatiaboul 5 p.m. EarUer timl! is ies that prove "You Are The[sh . . t h::~ vs Robinson's, Weiher's vs Cll}', verSJtv and Miami after they winne1 s and Ajcu.: Triplett net- Dayton series. The Bearcats to avoid playinc: •n away- Greatt'st." Evan~. and G. & J. vs Terry's. PhOt:nix, Ariz., pick eC up victories Wednesd1:1y ted :.!4 for the Broncoes, who brlh;r a five-game losing streak game on a acbool nirfll. ' nJght. wer.. without Manny Newsome by handing Dayton its fifth ., 1'hoi Bobcats came from be- for the fourth straight game. straiabt defeat, 77-63. , , _ d -• ld it L-• m!·.t. ·IW'J'"ii""'!!rlt.MJI!I.MW<M ,~ .l>W$'f hind In the second hall to han d Tol<'do returned to the MAC The losing streak Is the long- 1 m "'" • •~ 1 sa ...01e: ' !•• • C<lath Jim Snvder his 200th vic- . war~ and advanced to third est tor Tom Blackburn in his I Tbi!il guy falls in four!" Hannan Trace to warm up for \ torv a~ a coll~gf coach and last p!aL't' by pasting Bowling Green 17 year!! at the helm of the Fly. the big one, North Gallla at 1 , Mr. Groundhog sees his shadow - plenty of cold Wlllher oh•od pla~·e Marshall a 98-82 setback . .90-71 Io avenge an earlier up- ers. fou,r Dayton players fouled Eastern the following Friday. ------------------------------------~· Bill F'r.:lncis had 29 points for set on the FaJCQns' court. out . Ron Bonham with 27 pomts · Wahama travels to Buffalo the Big Greton and Paul Storey ' Bearcats Beat Dayton ror the Bearcals led all scorers. , • Friday and then has four more and Jerry Jarkson had 24 and I Ak1on, the runnerup in the In tonight'> slim three-game games before closing out - 1 Take advantage of. 23 pr:mts. respectively. tor Obio. OhiO Conference, stayed right actbn, fifth -ranked Younl!:stown I .; Pomeroy, away, Spencer at OhH.;·s reco rd jumped to 7-1 in !on Witleuberg's back by clob- is at Gannon (Pa.), Capital home, Sistersville away, and .the · our many fihe : the league as thP) hi t 56 per . berin~ Wooster, 105-77. In other r' travels lo Wilmington and Find- ' Alumni at home (Feb. 28.) r~nt o! their shots, but Miami OC games, Mount Union Jay, dumped 83-69 by Villa Ma· · J buys on all winter ' . sta:~.yed ri gh t ill there by knock- dowlted Heidelberg 60-51 andlldonna Wednesday night, ft' b t t th d or the ---~ ~- ·~·- ·- -~ O_hi'J Wesleya_n ~roke Denison's 1ti~ues its Kentucky road trip stl'insg :oro~wo ~ei:s ~~untv high I LOSCUTOFF FINED clothing ahc( .· I nme-game wmnmg •lreak, 64· With a slop at Georgetown. ' school cage clubs, Eastern NEW YORK (UPli - Jim • .1 .. I • • • • :and Rutland. . Loscutoff of the Boston Celtics i apparel. I Rutland caps 113 regular sea- l has been fined $100 by NBA .. . . son WJth t~·o games this wee~. President Walter Kennedy for I Sale values now in Rutland gomg to North Galha 1 • . , Friday night then Rutland goes hts unsportsman ltke conduct 1 all departments. · ~north to The Plains for the Red I during the St. Louis • Boston I Devils final Buckeye conference gamP at New York Tuesd~y 1 1 8~· Unitf"d Prt>«is Intt'rnatinnal COLUM~US (UP I )-:-~he Oh_io l ." Mosl state racing commis- . match Saturday night. I night. 7hf' Los Angeles Laker.s. who State Racmg CommiSSIOn w1ll Slons employ !tate r;tewards • Eastern pushes basketball in· He was fined $50 for using i final!~· provPrl th•'Y could win take up two new rules of racing wilh. th?, track~ payi?g ~~eir 1,to next wt>ef. This Friday the I profanity and $50 for entering ' Fl~mtng satd. Be- Eagles, with a good shot at cop-1 the referees' dressing room ~f-1 8 basketbal l gamP wtthout Jer- an~ amend~ents to four others s~lartes. ry West. got the nt>ws today a! 1ls meehng March 4. , s1des pel'formmg their usual du- ping the SVAC crown, got to ter the game. ·.t..,....,!"'!'"!"--!"'!'i!!"!"'!'l!!"'!!"'!!"'!!"'!!"'!!"'!!"'!!"!"'!'~..,. . . ."!"-!!'!'fi!"'!"'!!!IJ!""!'!!!IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!l that the sprctaru l <~r seoring Paul D. Fleming Jr., execu· ties , they have the addition-... sial' mi~ht retu rn 10 the lineup t~ve se~retary !)f the commis- i al responsibilty of representng Fnday. s1on, satd the new rules propos- 1 their respective commissions." The !.akers. who mowd back als roncernpd appointments of I The commission also will coninto seronU pllwt> 111 the Wes1- state stewards to serve at each sider the following amendments ~rn Division o[ the Na1ional thoro~ghbred .and harness ~om- , to present commission rules : • II rnercJal meetmg and prov1slon 1 . , Haskrt»a Association. smoth- 1 1or th e 1rae k' s 1ntrod uct1on . o11t - • Clanfy • conditions under . p· De trmt er ed tI1e 1stons th ,, 1 . d bl ,, f f 1 wh1ch • hearmg shall be grant* Wedne~day night Ill-a5 behind · 7 wm ou e orm 0 wag- ed by the commJssion on the Elgin Baylor's J7 • point per- erFmig. . . ed th "t . denial of a license application . . emmK exp 1am e wm h · formance. Bay Ior. pIaylpg h1s d bl , ed l and t e scope of such hearmg 0 finest ga me of the . season, u de bironcerln . Iwho hsepar- when granted jn cases where a 1e ou e poo s m w lC sue- . •• b d a . drt'bbied, pass=, re oun ed 1 , 1 1 b 11 th f 1 1 11cense has previOusly h•en de1 and pumped in point arter point cess u e ors o e lr_s wo , nied. . race-s can exchange the1r rnu- 1 as he led the Lakers. to lhetr I I ue I 1Ices . k 1 forase-con d dau bl e -Provide for a J'ockey agent . . f tJ'Sf wtn stnce 1osmg \\1es t . k t · . k 1wo 1 to 11c e m an a11emp1 to pic J . represent two journeyman 26 1 an. · more winners. jockeys, instead of an agent In the onlr. other NBA game "! b · . n a num er o1 1ns 1ances, representing one J'ourne)•mim Wednesday mght; the Baltlmo~ the payoffs have run into five and one apprentice. Bulle~s. led by \\ alt Bellarmy_ s figures ." Fl:•..,ing said. I - Clarify the conditions of 31 points, knorke~ Ihe St. Loms The staiP ard rule would I eliRit..ility for Ohio owners' Hawks · from the1r second-place · h I races . D. . . 1 reqUire t e 1mlssion to a~ berth m th e ,, "'es 1ern lvtsion . 1 by upsetting them 11:1-106. poh mt oi nbeedstewa~ atndearh .-Provide for the ruling oil of Th f k . d . lh I t oroug 1 r meetmg a one VIolators of the rule which has 10 . ownmg e judge at e:ireh harness meeting. to do Wtth the possession or use p ~ ..ab 10 1 . JS ~ ~· k ro etha · tx-ga ~ef osh · ~ In each case the commis.-;ion- : of local anesthetics of the comg s lea -h. h"b onges .0h the 1 appointed official would be the caine group £eawn - w Ic egan wit t e presiding official. . · aame team. ' , ___.:;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.__ _ I "•b. 13 In•- ol Feb. 7 11 en llooae Tea h>0001ing u... and By ,JOE GERGEN the second half. Tison led aU ,..ported ..rller. 'llle' eveel Ml'll. 0eorp Smith .;:,· 1 re . UPI Sporll Wri!B scorm with 19 pomla as the wlll be toeld tn 111e Pomer"l' moving to W_....___ SUnday VIc Bubas lw 1 soft spot lrr Wolfpack oagged to a 6-7 overhis basketbcll beart for North ' ail mark. ElemenlllJI School. February t, from 3 • ' P· m. at Ute home ol Mrs. Cedric . Carolina State - even thoo gh I V111 anova trailed the Boonies Clark h 1M M M his present afflllcat!ons lie with by as much as t1 points in the . ' w en . •l~s emorare!Hival Duke. · first half. but the combination ia1 Hooplt.al Auxiliary m•t reBubas spent 12 yean with the ! of a hustling zone defense and OSPJ a DeWS cenliy at the borpl~l. Wolfplck ~foor aa a player [ some timely baRker.. by Bernie Mrl. Clark, preoid•nt. COl>and eight as an a..tstant coach Schaffer and Willy Jones Jo:nte.-ed Hoopllol 4ueled the ~g. Mrs. Pat- before aasumtng his first earned the WUdcata their 13th Among those who entered Hoi- ~:t = • t ' ; : ~~~~~ ~ varsity post' at Duke m 1959., stratght win, lying a ICitoQl rec- . zer hospital In the past 24 hoors pins were preoented to Mrs. And Wednesday nlgttt State ord. were Mrs. 'Audrey P. Holmes, p 1 p rk M H Go presented htm wtth another ' Fred Crawford, who had been LOSZ First Ave .. Mrl. William A. d:" and":.: C~~de ;'~bre~: fond memory of becommg th~ averaging better than 29 points McFarlan, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, ner. A contribullon was sent to unwttlmg v1cttm of Bubas per game, was hmtted to Ill Geor p S ltb Rl 2 G 111lOOth collegiate victory. I by Villanova Steve Courtln ge · m • · a the AtWllary by Dr. Carl Wolfe wM-•-• PAGE. H 00 ;!'"' ";. 1 YoungstdS S k AUtographSF I I ~~~a~i/·.,:00;;. I ' ) I parker Run Society Notes . Sfan dtngs Ill I ae~:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii~pr~evloully P•rk', M4. llettolt vs. San FranCIIICO laD· 'Jose, Cal'!. · (!J,nly games se~uied) D.PsEY sUGGESTS Iii CERTIFIED OIL STATION · Los ANGELES (UPII-Form- ., lttiiGIIIICed. 538 WEST MAIN STREET '" heavyweight champion Jack t>,mpsey has suggested "a tiO.llal boxing law and commls1' n to bring aboot uniform encement of safety meas- !J., HI TIST 30.9 I 18.9 Tax•~~.,~ ~.- CIGARmES _ _2_S_c___ ill• expressed his approval of pf,opooals to el!mluate "~ved at Ute bell" and 1!1" referee continue counline at lOCI ot Ute rouncl. 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Special instru· mentation-ammeter, oil preaaute an~ water temperature gau~··· Bright metal console panel witb.atGe)\ &porty 4-speed' stick shift or Powerglide' floor-mounted straight-lin~ ihilt. Under the hood? Lots of choi~ Two Slxe1-standard 120-hp and optionall55-hp ' . Three V8'slrotlithe.atandard 283-cu-.-ln. job up to (you're reading it right!) ·l!l!'l-i:uAn. • Try thi• one to flatten out hills! ' . '· 1 . Some mighty appealing optlons• 1 too. _Eleetrlc tachometer, Poaitraction rear axle, sintered metallic -brake lininga 'Yltt~~ :i I Let'a start with the inside. You ll'et Individually adjustable front ffiJT~ @~1r®~ J CHEVELLE! MALIBU SUPER SPORTS by CHEVROLET What's so spp~r about. t~e Chevelle §@ll~ [ffim~~ I': DOWNIE-GRO 55--POMEROY C ' owboys Give Tom Landry l O Year contract 0}ymplC • Stars 1 1 St. Louis, who have now dropp•" their last two games. led the Bullets throughoot the first hail. but Rod Thoro teamed with Bellamv and Gus Johnson to spark Baltimore•s second half rally which wiped DALLAS fUPI) - The Dallas - - - - - - - - - - out the Hawk lead midwa in , Cowboys Wednesday crushed Mr. and Mrs. Buryl White tbe third period Y repeated reports that Tom Lan- 1vlsited a day last week with Bob Pettit, the NBA's all- dry was on his_ way _out as head her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. time scoring champion pumped coach by slgnmg him to a 10- D. H1ll. In 31 points for St. u;uls. year contract, longest on record Bryon Davis has been 0 p•· for a coach In the National lien! in University Hospital at Football League. Columbus lhe past week. He The new contract actually expects to undergo surgery on Natlooal Basketboll .\sooclatlon give• Landry an 11-year piCI. his heart. · By Uillted Pren International becomes effective at the end . Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Milam Eaotena Division of his c;:rrent contract whtrh and grandson called on Mr. and W. L. , Pet. has anot er year to run. Mrs. Betcher Cooper recentl)'. Boston 38 14 731 Terms were not revealed, but Cldcinnan 37 19 :661 1General Manager Tex Schramm Mr. and Mrs, Worley Francis Philadelphia 23 29 .442 said Landry got a ply increase. were calling on Mrs. Allie catNew York t7 42 Landry declined lo comment houn_ ond MI.. Wllma Johnson · We.ste,.n Div:slon except to 11y It was a "pretty or Wtlkesvllle Sunday afternoon. w. L. good salary." Mn ...barles Sheelols not reS.aa Froncisco 32 23 Schramm said the contract covering very rapidly in the Loa A•jjlliea 32 25 "is the longest in pr.ofe~sional hospital, from her wrock. l!t. Loois 32 26 sports history that we ·know Baltimore 23 JZ of." NFL headquarters said 11 CHANGES SCHEDULE Dei•oil 14 3lf was the longest on its records. LA.!JREL, Md. (UPI) - The llednesllay"< Re!II!1!J The long-term contract ended Maryland Raefnl Commi..lon Baltimore 113 st. Louis 106 t:epeated reports that Cowboys has announced a Dilnor revitLoa Angeles m . Detroit IS . o""'ers, unhappy witlj the pro- ron In Lauret:o__ljlrinl racing (Only gatnes scheduled) of the team since lt was dalel. and Landry installed as The commlaalon .. ld one Tbanday's Games New York at Philadelphia ·epoch In 19Gtl, woold fire Lan- dark doy, Qood Friday, March &eton vs. Baltimore at Co~ge dry unieSI he had a good 1964 1'1, 11 pl11111ed m.tei!d of two I i: · Lineup Friday ROBINSON'S ~Thle con-I I (QIN-QP DRY CLEANING 1O lbs. $2 I e BULLETIN e OhiO Racmg CommiSSIOn To Study Rules March 4 pebble• wlll tty to steal a ..,. Duke's Blue Devils, the na· scored 23 points to pace st. polis, Mrs. ~ -E. Edwards, of Fremont, iD .,..aciation ply them, Rt. 2 Galllpohs Mrs. Poimer of •• It ood --'c..:__of _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ltic•n''• seventh ranked team, Joseph's to a 79-70 vtctory over Trl bl Rt 2 'G.u· I' Mr w•e g w.,..._ 1 ·• • • • • • • 8 8 Ill-pulled away from the Wolfp1ck Georgetown in the opening ~ e, · lfiO IS, s. A deep freeze wu purchas• 2 1 in the second half to register a : game of the Philadelphia Pal- ~r "::"1S.Hwo;;;UtRI. it:~ j ed for: the dietary department. AUantic Coast Conlerence l estra doubleheader. st's. ~-~dl · rt ":!t ~I A vote ol Utanka was given .• • 1 S..ond Time Aroood ·• epo ' s r Mrl, C. )... Heatoo and Mrs. !• • "'ctory and run their season : Jessie Nash scorl>d 25 points Young, Pomeroy Star Rt., Mrs. John Terrell of Ute Winding e TYPI • record to 14-3. The Blue Devils now have for !Jth-ranked De Paul, includ- Rober~ Smt~ Sr., ~t. ~:=e- Trail Garden Club for Christ- '• 8 won 26 consecutive conference ing 17 ln the second half, as ~ · .;~B rry w' H Rn, mas arrangements placed in the • a SALISaURY'S BASKETBALL TEAM · - This year fOr the first time in f o u r years there are athletics at Salisbury Elementary School. Dressed in its uniforms games. the Blue Demons defeated Not• e 1 arryR 1 E aBrt, t. lobby and obstetric ward. Is Salisbury's combined 7th and 8th Grade Basketball team with Coach Ed Bartels. Sixth .. ranked Villanova, the re Dame for the second time 1 cme, rs. a ph · ea_tty, 8 • They are (sitting I to r) Skip Logan, Mike Young, George Skinner, Mike Carleton, only other member of the top this year. De Paul, which lost Rt. 2 Wellston, Robert L. Ntchois, Rt. 2 Wellstoo, Mrs. Donald HOLD FAMILY NIGHT 8 8 Larry Walker; standing, Coach Bartels, Michael Stiil; Jack Stanley, Danny AbbOtt, 10 teams in the United Press its first game of the year to , T Estep Scottown Mrs Ray The Reorgani7.ed Church of • Chuck Bartels, and Bob Burdette. - Sentinel Photo International ratings to see ac· Louisville on its last outing. · d C ·5 h 'R · · Jesus Christ of Latter Day 8 tion Wednesday night, recov- now is 14-1 ror the season. m~ · . c orman,. t. 2 South • Cleaners Pomeroy • ..!. ered from a shaky start to beat A total of 'n personal fouls Pomt, Wtlmer G. Vtncell, Rt. 2 Saints held Fa mily Night at ee f0M St. Bonaventure, 57_52 ; DePaul were charged against Dayton Pedro, Lloyd E. Robmson, Rl. th• church Friday evening. A • IF.-.. Customer Porkin1 • . . bounced back from Its only loss and four Flyers fouled out in 1 Ashland , Ky., Edgel LeMast- short talk on the "Rediscovery • Acrose From Our Store • INNSBRUCK, Auatrta (UP!) [have 10 days off from school,, vtSlling alhleteo, thongh, is a of the season to whip Notre the loss 10 Cincinnati. Ron Bon- ers, Ashland. Ky., Mrs. Evert of Stewardship" was given by ..,. • • • • • • • • • I -A small but patient army thanks to the games. canadian hockey player. The Dame 90- 75 . and Cincinnati ham, who led the Bearcat at- Hale . Russell. Ky ., and Sharon ·ivr<zt L~~"'<'"mt,'f·'<t:~4"'J~'"it"'~~,,....4l· ""~P'Ilf.%"'' ~%-"';W~ stands a long, relentless vigil "Most of us come from whole Canadian team is very snapp~ a five _ game losing tack with 27 points, ran hL~ K. Varney, Rt. 1 Ravenswood. w daily at the Olympic_ Vlllage. downtown on .. the streetcar," nice to u~, but thts one gav~ streak by beating Dayton, 77- consecutive Ire< throw string to 1 W. Va. ~ The troop, of different stzes Oth_m ar said. _we get here by m~ h1s,, suck. He Is my g~d 63 , in other major games. 20 before m1ssmg. The loss Births · , !@ and 1n varied uniforms, are I~ 1ft the mornmg and stay un- Crtend, the young Austrtan After NCAA Berth was the lith straight for Day- Mrs. Roger Burke AIHson, 1JJ , lt youn1 autograph .seekers and til about four m the afternoon. sa1d. Duke, whose three Josses ton , the longest in Coach Tom Portsmouth Rd ., son, 6:30 p. m. 1%' their prey are the ":lany ath- About noon, we ,~ke our lunch _Kopp then showed a llttle have been only to other mem- Blackburn's 17 years as head Wednesday Mrs . Jerry L. Sht"I' : Ie«;!l from the 36 nations ~om- break, however. . . p1c~ure _ of Jean Saubert, Amer- bers of the top 10 _ Vander- coach. . ward. 572 Tudor Lane, Hilliards, 1 _;.. petmg in the ninth Wmter Or course, the Austnan a~h- tc~ s silver ~nd bra~ medal bUt, Michigan, and Kentucky- In other games, Memphis daughter , 12 :30 p. m. Wednes- 1~ Olympics. -letes are the most popu.1ar With wmner in skung. The tmy ph~ now stands 8-0 in conference , State squeezed pasl Cre_ighton, day. Mrs. Dana Ray Halfhill, 1 :; Mo!ilt of them are youngsters the youngsters. ~e skiers and ~a, obviously cUpped out of play for the year and seem a 1 87-86 ; Syracuse nipped N1agara. Rt. 1 Cheshire, son, 9:46 8 _ m. ~ from about eight to 14, and one skaters are natmnal heroes local program was at the sure bet to sweep the ACC [ 8J-81, in overtime ; Rhode I!· Wednesday. )_ of tbe energetic workers is here. of the page and neatly post . season tournament and land routed Boston U. , 92-76; Dl h d slim Othmar Kopp who lives in The children don't trade BU· b_elow it was Jean's once again earn the right hl West Virginia vanquished Mary- I Patient s r~ce~~; discharged downtown Innsbruck. represent the league in the land , 91-67; Toledo trounced : · 1 ded w·lr G M !I 1tographs. II one has managed , Stgnature. 1 Kopp, 11, dressed In a bluel to g•t two or thre< of one ath- " ls that a valuable NCAA championships Bowling Green 90-71· Miami I w'"c u M. 11 lamM "'gcolry, L rs. ; P . h grey pan ts and a IeIe, he 1s j us t 1uc k'1er than lure '" . a slim (0 1 whipped ,Western, Mtcht· . . arren parka wtt . 0 thmar was asked . The Blue Devils held M CI er,. Rrs. eo am- It' cone ohaped dark blue hat with those who haven't any. "Well 11 is all right, but 25-21 lead at halftlme, but tow- ga~, 78·69 ; Oklahoma City sur·l~r ~' · Le~r~e ~~:ey,P~l;:· 1 a tuff of whtte on the top, carLites Canadian would sbli rather have ering Hank Tison's shooting priaed St. Louis, 110-75: and H gl MY ,K. . · M P ? h- euge. W. _ mnL.~on , rs. ;'f: ri es a IIve by seven j nch auto- "M y persona1 favon'te among mermann, " he repI'te d. and rebounding sent Duke to Texas Western stopped Sout J E G t Wlib H M 1 Completely . . • 81 · · .ran . ur ouse, rs. 11li1L'k patent. ·l_ graph book with him. It is ala %3-pomt lead mtdway through western, n.. · Deipha Merritt Austin Judson S1zes 4 to t1 ir'l f: 7 in AA, A & '::.any varied -The king of them all, Ar- MCothnica AnMgelo:_ LouMie Lovuden: !¥ B. SLzes 7~ to ~· . hands Jd P 1 a erme orr1s, rs . ernon 1: ~ no a mer. Deweese, Mrs. Charle:s McNick· 'i 9 in AAAA, AA . A & B. Missing Favorite I And the beleaguered Hebert ie, George G. Baker, L. P. l"er- t insole.. , have most of the famed Brothers, Jay and Lionel, who guson, Mrs. G. D. Saxton, Mrs. i, athletes here, except my 0 0 have felt the wrath of the spon- 1Wilma Coleman, Joyce Russell. , !te, Egon Zimmerman, the PKLAHOMA ClTY (UPI) doesn't score, you can't lose."' , sors and the fans because of Braten Thompson, Mrs. A. D. q er," Othmar said with a frown. Wilkinson can be On his bookshelves at i thetr ftrm staod on the televl- Hill, Mrs. 1!. B. Miller, Mrs. J . I "But I will gel him before ' employ in his U. S. home in Norman are books Ston clause m PGA contracts. E. Knapp and infant daughter , ~ II"*' are .over." atel race r::.ny of the generals and tbelt B HAL WOOD _Palmer will he !!"nning for Mrs. D. M. Kuhn and infant son. ~ In the Middle Block Next to Elberfelds All ef the children, niqves lha he use<lllo' noteworthy campaigns. Oft the Ut>f 8....._.1 -wttlel'-<''· ]tis_.cfourtlt. consecullve ~nl_x Mrs. T. F. Morris, Mrs. A. E. ,, fully as a football coach at lootl)all field, it appeared PHOENIX,A;iz. (UPI)-The Open c!'"~· oot U admtll his[Fulks, Mrs. c. A. VanCooney <1 POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE times numbering as many 20, gather around the lahoma. klnson put some of these Open champions of the United game Jsnt qmte as sharp as and Mrs. D. E. McClanahan. $Aimi'~;.tW~'Mr,.,"-« '-t~~·~-~~,~'''"~<::<~ ~-),,,,:r-, "',,·J<'--~-;&~...,r~.l},w:-+ to the vlllage because Wilkinson, who resigned tics to work. He deployed usual. Player, who has been .~~--'-'= ·-~ ·- ~-· · - · ·- --~ IJIQnth coach and athletic troops with utmost !kill. He tShetateAs, EnglandPGaAnd FrdaMnce; slaying in South Africa, said he r----------------------------~mer1can an as. 1 · rector after an unmatched had reserves at the ready and t kin 1 1 of th to ill hred from P aymg aeven .· year career at Oklahoma, was prepared to rush in re- ers g: P us m1os1ru!_. ~~ tournament! there. 0 0 · d Wednesdy h'IS I I t the "ghte t 1 mollf'y wmners ;nn ~ od ' 1 Coliege BasketbaII nounre Wed ·~Ay paceme~ s a su s s gn today In the opening roond of "My putting has been tem·r· I By Ulllled Prell lntenalional dacy for the Repuhiiean m we~meso or retreat. the $50,000 Phoenix Open golf Ic," s~ys the former Masters EAST nation to the U.S. Senate. Wilkmson's methods worked tournament. champton, "but the rest of my Penn State 80 Bucknell 52 In football, Wlikinson to. perfection during the 195119. And !hat's pretty good for game" isn't worth bragging Rulgtrs 68 Connecticut f/1 "we went abool 11 in just HIS teams won 21 straight competition that was consid· about. [ games from 1948 to 1951 and ered as good as dead 1 couple Top money player on the , St. Michael's 105 Norwich 77 compe~tlve a maimer aa St. Joeeph'o 'It Gecrgelolin 70 hie with careful study and then set a national record of 47 of days ago. tour so far this year is TornWestmlnster 93 Carnegie T. 54 ysis of, Ute sttuation. We consecutive wins from 1953 to With a 11 iheir troubles my Jacobs, winner of !he Palm New, York A. C. 18 Kings Col ed on "' course ot action 1957.. During his 17 pitched up, the sponsoring Springs Classic last week, _with Corll\111- Ill Colgate 92 followed through, Implementing ~llkinson won 139, 1011 :z4 Phoenix Thunderbird• open $12,888, most of It unofftctal. Falrifelil 93 St. Anselm's 82 1t with lhe best of our ablllty." tied 4. their 29th annual tournament Close on hts heels ls Tony Pate 17 Fairleigh Dickinson In this respecl, the similarity Wilkinson, who refined with this attractive list of Lema with $12,846 to his credhetweeli\ ~ football season and split-T and blended an names: it, and hard luck Dun January Fordbam 79 Wagner 67 Mlllorsvllle St. 84 a polilica1 ;Catnpllgn Is obvious. powering ground game with -National Open champion who has won $11,137. East Stroudsburg 74 But Wll\Cinson · also looked magnificent de!ense, has Julius Boros. Lemoyne (N:Y.I ~ Clarkson a fotball season as a sort of 'Credited with revolutlonng -British champion Bob 1""" 86 Wllk 70 r H b Failure "Fiasco" Alhr..... es w~r are. e waa a master lege foot ail. Charles of New Zealand. Assumption 74 American In. ttatel!,v ~nd remarkably ~French Open champion Referring to a rldiculmu fail· Adelphi IS St. Francis 62 sciou!l ~· the other team's Bruce Devlin of Australia. ure as a "fiasco'' come!l from Rhode Island 112 Boston U. strength ' and weaknesses. IN HOPE'S SHOW -PGA and Masters champ!- the Venetian glassrnakers. If, Laf~ette 74 Lehlglt 56 playE\11 ball control, HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Ang- on Jack Nicklaus. in blowing, the slightest flaw Sltlppel!!bur& 77 BIOQ111Bburg J>reak the other team's ie Dickinson wiil be in a seg- -Gary Player o! South Afrl- was detected, tbe bottle wao Syr'll!llt!!t.~83 Nlagrara 81 (OT) open with consistent menl of Bob Hope'• television making hi• first Jtart of turned into a common flask caUVIlla'tllWi 57 St. Bonaventure middle power Utrusts anthology series next fall. ed 1 fiasco. Juariltlla 76 J..ycomlng f/1 sought field poaitlon. She'il co-siar with Stuart Mall!llleld 84 Kutztown ·st. '12 Defense was aiwaynlbe Whitman and Melvyn Donglaa SOUTii · thing to attend to; fur as in an episnde enlltled "A KlllW. C~: 52 Lenoir Rltyne 48 once said, "if the other ing at Sundial." VIlla M.adonna 83 Findlay t1t Huntmldon. 78 Birnt'ham .S.. AUJilil :P.dliy 73. W. -~'!": Sl. 69 Wes< · YlrsW!a 91 Maryland rn ~ - R ·.NOrth cal-oi!na .St. 48 Well ,Ylq!nl.o St. 8!1 )lecldey 72 F~k ;~ Sautlteutem 61 Betlt• Cookman a& c • Flotida A,..:M. 71 NorUt CarOUna, A. & T. 101 . . · Eliztllletlt ,City n NQI'folk 111: 4e Vtr1lilia uriln 4i eGeldl"' Valenti- .... llrll Soutlt\'fR .MJaaislippl 112 · . Nortbweltern l,onlplpna 91 lftd 11or., 32 cordo for ~~-- ~ 1 1 Jerrv West May Return 1'o 1-A u--• ,_ photograph otructural """ w materials ti1'0 redW.....,..,, whose powerful gamma rll)'t penelriM lleoi but require De eleclricity. ;___ _ __ , Courlbtl c..a.m .;1 The male penguin tries to ~ tereS! a likely mate hu _ . ,. ing pebbles, une at ; 'tb;;.7'"~ her inopectlnn. Malet wbo 1acll I• I 1 J 't ---- • ewnberBO!Ill! A handy IUDtlftut. flJJ; t ~· X-ray lllliCh1n8 1 OU Nips Marshall; Miami Still In MAC Title Race Rutland Ends Season Fr1dav And Saturdav ~ , . p1lllp eel . . ~ 1!1 tJAilng lha b)'lllll ,..., Up ...., ol God '' The flmlllH _,1 to 1M ..,.1. room tar their dinner. Thltly- Tritat ~ l_!iol u,. .YOUIII l•dy sh&'·ls, and give her a bright little STARLITE8 ph~ne of her,own.·She'H lave tile JX!Sh ahf priwacy ol this beauty with the dial that glows In the dark. And $11. un hive it ljl a color to match her surroundings. Call.our Business OlfHII·today, ani! learn how little it will cost to have a STARUTE tt<IIMion phone lot' your, ReL I '10 .' '-'troy ' • • . ' �.......... • " • - ~- · · ~ "" • ., \- . ~ • - ,._,-- - · • ·- ..__ .. ... ~ p - - · - -· _ ... . ..,.....~....-._...://.- - - ' I • . . ,. . • • -- • , ANNOUNCE BIRTB . Mr. and Mrs. Williarn Atnold Bro191lell·av, Middleport, are announcing the birth of their first child, a daughter, January ••• FOR .' CLOTHING PRESENTS _ Mrs. Ernest Colller, president of the Hospital Aux111ary, is shown presenting baby clothing to Head Nurse .Mrs. Robert Lutton and Director of Nurses Mrs. Lawrence Wright. Area Hospital Auxiliary Makes Plea for Baby Clothing P7 . PLEASANT- One o! the ing In which to tako~ them manv worthwhile projecta ot home. This clothing iJ turned lhe ~!;men's Auxiliary ol Plea- over 10 the head nurse in ped· sant valley hospital io donat· latrlrs who is responsible for lng no~ and used infants' wear , distribuucg them to whomev· to tr;e nu rsery . er thty are"needed. Th•·se clothes are for needy It is felt that many peopl• inf""'' horn al the hospital I in thi' area who haven't al· wht'< parents have no cloth- ready been contacted by letter POINT PLEASANT - Shown above Is Point Pleasan t Mayor Vlr~il Siders signing the ptocl~at~on for · ~d tional Beauty Salon Week, February 9-1&. Fl'om left to rl .lht are Afflltate Nok. 1t of.tliFer1NdaltlonaMI alHr rdedsser ~.. d Cosmetologists Association members Tootle Wilson, cha Jrman .of NBS .Wee ; ,0 1orta ey, ary a ox, a,. c· . I Less Fortunate Ittzens to Doddee Foran. . who would enjoy giving their good used or new baby clothes to th• hoopltal. Diapers, gowno, und,...shirta, receiving blanket&, llll'go blanlteta and shawls have been given but lbe _demand for these 18 never endmg. Anyone wishing to contribute article• to the auxlllary il ask· B II and handkerchief shower, with The slogan for thlll ye&r's ed to call Mrs. Thomas a oy, ' b f the B d s · g Nat!OJ!al Beauty Salon · Week is 1 1771 M l.A! · 8 te mem er11 o en ewm , ,.i, te epho~e h • ;:· ~ a R. Club as guests. WI ·. .' "You ll Love the New l!ilir ton. ci~.:~ on~l~ho: 2~~M. Those attending were Mrs. ' I Styles" and Tootle Wilson com· The.- ladie& will be glad t~ . L. C. Roush, i.lrs. Nolan Swack- 1 ntents. "There Is every reason pi k them up at your home hamer . Mrs. N. 0 . Wem, Mrs. PT PI EASAN'l' _ This month who can't come to them. to believe that M1" and Mro. ~rganizatlons and lndlvid~als w. T. Ston~, Mrs. D. A. Smith, many le~s f~rtun&\' and lonely Members ol Afflllate No. 11 An)erlca will do JUSt tba~ when have contributed to this worthy Mrs. Edwm Stein,HM~s. nil:~· com~unlty cltltens, who are of the N'atlon~l . Hairdressers ~rr :'\e~~;:;' ·!iyl~ny'~: cause and appreciation Is ex· ;:: i":::~ ~~ enhal~ ~rs' hoopJtall:red or m.tltu~onall•: ana Co!metologJsl Assocla~on the speo . tal public event! plantended to each. R F. B t M g F A 's f . I will get a spemal spintual I t will give tree beauty slerv cesl ned by. Affiliate No. II during · · ryan . ro. · · • ey •1 from a group of hard working at nursing homes and oc a Mrs. Harold Johnoon, Mr9. Ot· ·community men and women lnstltutlons as patt ol their the celebration. tie Roush, Mrs. Donald F. 1that makes a practlve of bring- celebration· of "National Beau· Roush, Mrs. John Fry. honoree ling their opecial sktllll to those ty Salon Week" February !H5. Mrs. Wolpert and hosteos, Mro. Among the Institutions and Roullh. : homes that will be Vlolllld are WOI\IAN'S CLUB MEETING Miller. Vicki Johni!lon gave a Tbe regular club meeting will : erSOD IS Mason County nursing homes, The New Haveo's Women's talk and demonstration or. be held on February 11th al l Eastern Star Home, local or· Club met on Tuesday, January "Row to Measure." The pro- the home of Mn. Howard Wag- ' phanage. and Lakin Stale Hos28th at the Alex-Quillen Mem- 8"am was presented by Leah 1enh.als. · UCCeSS U pltal, where the CO!Jmetologlsta orlal Bulldini wilh Mrs. Ken· Ann Miller, Gall Miller and Har- , Llnot Club Meetln1 . wlll 'lve haircuts, permanent neth Ridge, president, presid- rlett Layne, I Nell Haymaker of th• Kals- . waves, shampoos, all4 the tng. The meeting W08 opened Refreshinenta were oerved by er Aluminum Company spoke 3Vmg 1 er new SprlnJ styles to those who PI PLEASANT - The Col· with the singing ol "America Teresa Ferguson. Those at- Ito the New Haven Lions Club seldom get a chance to ieel onel Charles Lewis Chapter of the Beautilul" with Mro. Wil- tending were : Cathy Haggrty, at their recent meeting. His P7 PLEASANT - Ande1'81111 pampered. the Daughters of the Amerlt!an Jlam Russell aceompanylnJ the C!ll'ol Stout, Vonna Ohlinger, oubject woo "The Electronic Blaco Rock of Charleston sub- ' According to TooUe Wilson, Revolution, will meet Frl*' 3 lli'OUP, followtd with the club Connie Haggerty, Cozy Cooke, Computer, Its Operation and . mltted the low bid on the street Chairman of N.B.S.W., Ibis p. m. at the Appalachian Audi· collect. DevotlOIIJ were given Teresa Ferguson, Nan John· Uses." paving project lor the town of special illatltuttonal prog#am torlutn with Mrs. Hersel A. by Mro. Charleil Dodd. aton, Teresa Howard, LIb b y The meeting waa presided ov- Hend<rson. which the NHCA iniliated on a Henderson presiding. During the b111lneaa meeting Brown, Chetta Hayeo, June er by Paul Rickard. Attending Two bids were submitted with ualional baals 14 yeal'l .go, .Pur· Mrs. William H. Rardin, Sr., Mro. Edwin SWn, Dbrarlan, re- Bumaamer, .Jeao Bumgarner, were Jack Frey, Tom Hoffman, Andoroon'a low with P18,172.07 lng the first "National Behuty wlll have charge ollhe progtam parted that lbe llbri!'Y had r.,. Jackie Noeds, Carolyn Roush, Rev. Charles Yoho, Fran Retch- and the only other bid subml~ Sslon Week'' bas grown 1sub- entitled "COmltalk - Chief of celved $221 from the Mil11011 Candy Ingels, Becq Burrls,IJe. ert, Bill Gibbs, Ken Ridge, wa1 by the Slllte. Construction atatlally each year, untO bow, the Shawnoes." . COunty Board 6l Educallon. n llln!l Bumgarner, Joy Smith· Bob Gurtio, Charles Jewtll, Ed Company of HuntingfDII wtlh a an estlmat.d 600,000 free beau- Mr•. cary H. ilayblfl'tl, assist· Wll decldeil that !he club wlll aon, VIcki Bumaardner, Allen Cunningham and John Wolle. .,110.10 bid. . ty oerviOes are given to lnBII- ed b1 llfrl, !Aula Lewis, ~Ill sell Gtielllla Clll'<ll and Table Smithoon, Mary Haloy, V,lcki Peroooals Wo!k on the .project ~ f!"hed- tuljooai!Jed Jl!!tllillt tlltoulb- ser'(e as chalrmltl flllhe l!ittNapldils. Mra. Rldte liiMIIIC- Jobnoton, Sandra Pickeno'l.Ju- Mr, 1\lld Mrs. Jl. R. . Vance uled to begin m mhJIJ(prd, aJ.. out tll& Unltea Stltea. ' e!s commlltet. Other lhemben ea that the !!late COilverttiOII ely Athey, 'l'eresa WoUe, ~yo- were weekend auests of their thougn aome prelimlnaey In addl~onal to the lnlitltullon- of thft committee. Mrs. Jpbn wlll be held illl Mal'l:h 1J thni thia Tennant, Allee Stone, ll~ son and family, Mr. ahd Mr~. hll already been done. Tho activities on the par( of .Robertll, Mrs. Clara Gootlilln, lftll at the Greenbrier Hotel die Halltead, Leab Aon M~ler, Tom Vance, Barbara, Jeff joel lnclude1 ·~eel cosmetologlats,, Mills . Imogetie Yeager, l\!1'8. at While Sulphw: Sprlllga, W. JennUor Ztrlde, Harriett Lay· and Debbie at Morgantown, W. walk• and dramage and wlll be 1 lull round of Grant Stanley, Mrs. Ge6j'ge Va. Because of illness the prO- ne, Gail Miller, and Cheryl VII. · linanoed with a .fedetal hOUHI, falhlon 1bow1 and Sprenger, Mto. H. l!l. Tbop13s 8"am on Mental Health was Bumgardner. Adults attending Mrs. Donald C. Brown Ia I $188,7110 With local postponed Wttll a later dale. It were, Befell Halsteacl 1 Helen surgical patient at Holzer HOI- kltalltli fM,26Q, ' was IMounced that tho Febru- Smllh10n, Janet Needa, Evelya pltal. Accordlnl to Mayor ary meeting would be guelt Haley, Frankie Boaton. Geraf. Miss Aon Chisler or Pitts- Henry the 1treet pavlnc proJiect nJcht. dina Layne and Elinor Lay&jl. burgb, Pa. visited aver t h e w!U provide aood streell for the THINK GOODYEARS CO.Si' MOitet The hosiA!sses, Mra. Herman Gue~t attending was Holly nekend with her parento. Mr. blwn'o 641 resldepta. Oltllnger, Mrs. Thoouu! Hoff. Layne. and Mrs. William Chisler, lSI~ man, Mrs. Robert Herndon and Ladlet Night At Rotary . Mrs. Wllllam Chisler, ll!rl. Larry Lievlng, served re- Ladles Night was held . on Ann Chisler accompanied MI. lrnhlllelltl 1o alteodlnJ. Thursday evenllJi at the regu- Sebasuan Tedesco to I'IUfton Mil. Pbll llaay, Mn. 0. C. Jar dinner meeting of the Ro- bus, Ohio on Saturday to AII·WNthtll' ·~~~· ClmpMl1, :lin. Otlrlea Dodd, tary Club, held at the Hartford Mrs. Sebaatlan Tedesco who il IS. . Mrs. JICit: Flelber, Mrl. R. G. Melhndlat Church. A fUm was a patient at the University Mra. Edward Venoy enter-1 wlfh llreeDt, ll!rl. Robert ' Ourtil, ~wn by Rome Williamson, pltal. • . talned lhe Golden Rule clw Mrs. Dorllid lllrtlay, Mra. Lar- "Highllghto of the 11163 News." Mr. Robert Jones and a on Pomeroy Church of Chrlal 3-T Nylon cord fl\'cllt thit t.lre ry KIJrC, Mrl. Doillld lhlley, Those attending were Mr. Mike of Columbus were Satur· Tueaday evenltlj •t her Mra. Jolm Moq111, Mrs. Ken- F1oyd CArmack, Mr. and Mn. day guesta of Mrs. Philip Wolhomo. u ·"' .... AlliiN~ neth Ridge, Mrl. Rlldl Rldg· Dooald F. Rotl8h, Dr. and Mrs. pert and mother, Mn. 0 r • A short buslneBI 1091ton Wll .,. . . . 'J •• 'f' ftliiWr . Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. way, Mra. Frtemu RobertA, John Ridgway, Mr. Clyde Fo- Jones, held with Mrs. Elwood Mra. Donald F. Rouab, Mrs. ley, Mr. and Mrs. Dooald Cook, Mrs. Lesley Rousb Is a P•· ers, president, 1n charge. Pr•w·l ...... Edwltl lloulh, Mn. Paul Rick· Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thabet, !lent J! Hol2er Hospital. by Mro. Jerry Maam ltOWJtm' 1111, Mro. Wl1l1lm RuutU, Mrs. Mr. and Mro. Thomu Reed. Mts. Layton Sayre Is a surgl- ened the meeting. Paul llcally, Mn. Edwltl Stein, lttlil daughter and gueat, Mrs. cal pallent at tho Medical ceofrOm Corlnlbtana 11 were Mra. Mark WII'CI. Mrl. JaCk Reed, Rev. Marvin Fr811ll!, Mr. ter HOspital In GalllpoDs, Ohio. by Mn. Walter ~ned~' Wllcb. allll Mn. Ruuell Capehart, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frat:k Young, who had for ber topic ._. llutlora t-Il Cbo• and Mn. Edwin Stelll, Mr. and J~. are announcing the birth of cro~ OriCII." The Bend Htllllert t-H Club Mrs. Reme WflU111110a, Mr. and 1 JdaUJitter bol'tl 011 Jat11181'f 18 111 lrtlell on Love -~- ~ met for tl!elr replar monthly Mrs. llermati Leyae, Mrs. Phil- at the Plewnt VaUey lfolpltal. Dally Word MelillJerl aft~I!~IDI .. ,.,.. ~ • meetlnt Cltl MGndJ7, JIIIIW'y lp Wolpert and Mrs. L loY 4 Mrs. Homer M~ In d roll call .be Jii. ·' l'llll at 7 p.m. Devolloae were Roulh. aob Mike of Belpre, Ohio vlaltaweelbeatll Year Jed by 8llldra .~ A demFlreweD PariJ. Held eel here on SUnclay. dlstr1bu~ . Ollllrlllon VII Row Ill 'Dirud Mro. UO)Id RouaH honored Mr. and Mta. Robert Games were GOilducted Dy A llewlnJ MachiN" wu pven Mrl. PI1I1IJ) Wolpert on Friday and chlldten, Harriett, Cljarl" Eakew during the by Harriett L17Dt, IIIII 0 all evenfn& wllh 1 FareweD Party and . Ja1 are spending . I hOttr 1tt4 Jt1ist1o ,·,wariledf weelca neallottlng Ia Flbrlda. Mrs .. V1110y and Mn. MJR; Be A"d edby "omen sGroup NEW HAVEN Mrs. John Kauff State's Outstandl.ng D.A R Member -~~~~-------------I•S • • PT. PLEASANT - ~Ira. John 11. Kauff, 119 Park Drive,. ~~s been named as West V~rgml8 s eutstanding Junior Member of lhe Daughters of the American llevohJtion, according to an anRountSient by Miss VIrginia B. Johnson, state regent of Chsr· tivltl•• she is a housewife and the mother of an eleven-~ear old daughter and lo act1ve In PTA work and the Girl Seoul Coun· cil. . . Mrs. Kauff's quahflcatio!lll have been forwarded to the nallonll! vice chairman wh~ lestvn. they wlll receive conal4eration Mrs. Kauff, the former Betty In eompetitiOII ~th other stelt lue Caudill, Is presently serving outstandmg JUnior members. IS nag and page chairman for ibe Colonel Chorles Lewis .ChapARREST TWO ler, DAR. She 18 also servmg as PT PLEASANT _ Two ar18Sislant to the senior president restl. WOA made b the Slierof the F'ort Randolph Chapter, Iff'• deparlment yWednesday CAR. She Is a member of the ac ordlog to JaU recorda NalDlemcrial committee and annual lo cDwllap If Hurricane· wu ehapTer spring luncbeoll 10& b rged ~th dlscharglnJ ~gun mittee ~a blll! 1'11111 11111 Ellis J. Mrs Kauff hu previously 36. Charleololl ,.81 servl'd u C~ unlor proal4~, charged with dl!chergJni sun In Junh>r Amencan CitizeJJs ebllll'- publle rold and oloolruellon of man. and as page at the DAR onal property state conference for two pen ' She served one tarm 81 lllle chairman of Junior DAR. l'leellli Yllley Respllll At Trinity Methodist Churub, ADIIlTI'BDr. Clleryl A 8 8 Mrs. Kaufl is now oecond 9Ift !!I!Odgrisa, OaDipolil; M r 1. president of the WSCS and Ia Tltomllll Gibbs, Harlford; Mrs. servin~ as program ood ,_.. warrea Morrlsol, PL PIIMant book chairman. Silo II a choir DfliCJIARGED: Mro. wtiJiam member, taught Sunday School McF!II'Ien GallipoDs· Clemma and Bible ciiiHo and aomc1 Pore, Aah!Gn· .&._ Rfil1 11 etrcla chairman. Swam ~· I..loyd J'o1fo Mrs. KauH II adln with lba ... ~ • local Junior WOIDIII'I Clut. and 'A 1011 w Mt IIIII ls chairman of tho State project, Mrs. Th~ Glbbl dental health, worb wlfll lila ' well • baby cllnlc, Molher'• Marcil and chlldrtn'l lltt1o Your IIIICIII HCUI'IIy ofllce II lben'a. the place to pi tho ript an~ In ltddlllan to her oultlcla ao- IWII'I .t>out liOClal IM!Illll'ltf. c..!. year~. I I I I Borra• 111r11ri - lng tho NBSW for the public. And r· Famous Chief Is Subject of DAR Program • S f } p • B'dd FRENCH ·CITY SLICED WIENERS BOLOGNA 3 lb. 99c 2 PROZIN are ~i~tuituresi~:~~d;lll';a;nd;M;r;t~.~O.irtn~ttl~e~~~- I TRY THtS Golden Rule Class Guests jM V 0. enoy POTATO CHIPS · · · · · · · · ·111b. box 99c BANANAS ..,............ 10ibs.99c Bruce Lloyd, proBidonf. FollowI Ing' the review members answered roll rnll by naming a nstul'l! wrtler. The next meeting I wlll be helO Feb. 18 at the home of Mrs: Null. __ ...,... __ -- - •1Q9~Jt · You'll LIU Ot!r ~ PhoM _WY 2-2111 nte 9t00 f6 7t00 S.turd1y 9.to 9 Ltln •ncl Pure Ground Chuck •· 5 9c <;enter Cult ......,. c ROUND lb SIRLOIN Pll$y Ann Socia ' Crackers \ • . OH, YES! "~~ 1~9c \! e TRAIL Pork Liver- 1f~ . BOLOGNA Ptrleu; eaeER cHE&s• , e SHARP CHIISI . ' '. • HolM M..cle ilver PUtlcllnt :.·BLOOD PUDDING ' . . . Maiiw.lt Hou.. _ ._.·--Ito. 11151. .' Pv.. Pork Sa ·. . .. - •c:.nr"' nle MINUTE STEAK STEAK 69~ 89~ About Middleport •· -- '"o:-.a9c . ' and fllllllly have moved from thtit Fourth-ave properly to the Iormor Thomao Govin ntJidence Mtl. Eugtna Murray hll re111mod from CblrllstDII, W. Va. Whtrt •he attandld runaraJ ~er­ Yicu for her srandmother, Mrs. Ida Wolfe, 88 ;v•iti ol q:e, wbo died laol wtek. Funerlll serviCes ware held Mollllay. Mrs. Wolfe II the mother uf Mn. Jeuie .Caplin a. s0Up IROUONTON frorn 5c up Pep up your home with new ____ ::·1oc ~_"· flo. Cottage Cheese 2 ~.49c RACINE, 0. ·sunday JUo•ll ol Mr. and Mrs. Jome• JeihnatD IDd funlly wert their parents, Mt. and Mro. J, A. Jolmlon tllld Mr. and Mr1. Franlr Irion ot GalUpolis. Middleport studenta roturnlnl to cofleae claues lor lbe secollll semester Include Ricb!ll'd Oil01, who attenda Mllml Unl• verslty, and ktll'ell MeEihlnney, David Wiley, Clll'la GllmDN, Keith Antlorton, llld John Allensworth. Dr. and Mrl. J. J. Davis have returned 1o Middleport affAo' ins 11111r dalllhler, Charlene, to the Rhode lalanll School of J:le. sign where lha Ia 1 otudent. Mlu Iva Stewart, Middle1~rt1 lllib ac:hool - . wu in lumbue Monday where ohe took testa to ~ter the Nallonwida Bea~ty A~adelny after heerr:;:; ltllion litla sprlnlt. MIH Sf Wu <* of the ftnallst In the ltdl!lllnltiP croup IDtl wiD be tiOIIlllld of her rating. She wu IC'elllltPID!ed t.1 Oolumbul by lilt lllltdlif, IIfi'l. IYI Stewart and IJGII, . OllnDce. Mr. lllci Mn. Carl Rorq and hnet IIIII SbeDa, the weekend In Brld&• Ohio, where they were 1!1i111 of l!leir parenll, Mr. IIIII Mn. x.i!b JklbiJ'taotl and Mrs. Ami Horky. Mrs. Jolin Ketcbka and danghler, KiDI, are visiting lbll with bet pilhllta, Mr• .MJ4 Mrs. filllacll · llradford and flmtly. 'l'ltey ilctWIIpil•lld Mr. and Mrs. ~ }'.1i,ka, Sr. here from ~tiler 1 weekend visit. . Enriched Bread baked with PG·71f a liquid vegetable shortening • h' 10 !!!p_~itlttg a~ Rem odelin •P-bng • Stoi ill Doort ' .J,.. .U M8E •AwniJISII ~~ ~" .' ' j l ' ,, l. ---Pill FORfMAN &ABBOTT .._____ ____________.............. • Shllm Windows ', ESTIMATES---' WY 2-5121 N. W Afto ....;, 10c WAID CROSS' SONS S.. U1 Fintl arrangement~! 6 ..... 95c Morton Salt Prices. We Still Have A Nice Big Selection. Select Your~ N,w, ARTIPICIAL SPRING FLOWERS F Mlrldi-JIOr!, o. To- apeM Yout aoclal leciJri' lty claim, uiqull'e 11 your soCi Ill secilrllf olflce before .• : " ~ I'IOlri&IWt • :•·~ ~·: • • ' • .' I Carrots Bananas We Have A Moat Complete Seledion of PHOTO FRAMES At Popular Prices lb.49c CAMPBELL'S CHtCKIN NOODLI FEATURING: VALENTINES- All kinds, All New Shipment on s. FlftiWivt. Valentina Napklno Laee Dolllllt, ant. sizes Nut Cups Rei!, Whl" Crepe anti Art Papen ILong Horn Cheese I • POUSH SAUSAGE •SALT FISH eGARUC IOLOGNA lb. sat· .. 19c \ I Get Thtst At Simon'*' .· Whole All Aro D•ltciOtJo ABOOrt· ments of Chocolates. HAVING A PARTY? • •"'""lc. Top Have a shlniDg littl~l look under JOIII' pretty •Prinl d r - . . . . . wear tllla •pa&HUiG'APPid pump of simulated p1teut Ill red ar llld, WW. pancake heel lneludlng fhurscl•y aiad Whaca «:arry•Oa' Sliced RIZER OIL CQMPAHY Rome OwoM a OiitftitM 1•Fh- OPEN MRY DAY le!f.S.rvlce Mlrklt WY 2-3975 PDmeroy HHr from 69c up Around And Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas 8UYI Funerdl b Held For lm Bartel, Mlddlepott, 0. V1lentlne Helrt Boxed ChDcDI·ates by Brach SIMON'S ................ THE SHOE BOX• WY 2-3481 HARDEN'S MARKET tulia •Kitchen Clblnltl BEN FRANKLIN Choe1t Prom Afty Of 0Yt ltwr1l V1rletlet NY,t!JII S11 Udw Yow Rellllldeling Nllds RALL'S MIITIII til IP:ORMI!RL Y CHAPMAN'S MKT.) Open 8 AM to I PM f)olly-ctosell Sunday ''YOUR SATISFACTION t! OUR GOAL" SYRACUSE, 0. ROUND KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE · · 2 lb. btx 79c PEACH or COCONUT PtE · · · · · · 4 for 99c BREAD, Reg. 2 for 37c · · · · · · 6 for 99c APPLES .... · .. · .. · .. · 10 lbs. 99c 'I H. 3.49 99c n•• THRIFTY ' ,. . . f �- ---· ~ I .. . -......... . ._._ . . -.. ... .... ~- - · - -~ . -- . ·•·• ··•"•: ·-·y...·. • • I· llltl It Willi'! ... • • For S.le • r Troop 206 is Planning its Celebration d pie ot 7 p.m. lor 1 prae.ti<e sion !or the new mtmoriol ..,. FOR 5ALI FOR SALE ---------- OPI!:"<INr. •oon ror hone.•i·. sin- v.ce. Mrs. Eugene Notloo, W. (,-........~~~~....- .............;.~~~;;_....=;; IH1 ALMA Trailer, 1111' z 10', 8lli:ED with CUrtlu lll'eedlftl l:e<P. hard-working married M. and William Klq, W. P. 2 bedrolm. Allumt 1oao or semco, IDe. fU' a c11o1ee of man to call on customers in will preside. ~.00 cash, lncludloi IIJsur. 1M .different llllu.lll the dalf1 eotobll•hed territory. Guaran- Th• Catholic Women's Club anct. Yivlan Bo:Jton, New Ha- or beef llno. A pr1co or 11 oo tet'l1 woeklv earnlo&• to start. will meet In the sanctuary oo <en, Phone 88M!OL u.4te In the breeda Ito' Pf'O"eJl per- Phone 422-1)927 7 to 9 a.m. on· , 'llutrsday at 7:30 p. Ill. lor ros2-:Hitc ary servlres followed by· a Bo)' S<.'OUt · Troop 208, wbll'l WHY BUY a Carpel Sba'"JI""- larmaoce a1ra. No UMJcla· Jy. tloo to join. Fto' taervlce r r rk meeting In the church audlttr· b h ~~~J Park Porn call MARRIED Man or arm wo , ium lA spoosol'fl'ff y t e ~~ r• er? We'll loan you one FREE Leland Now In Stock At with purchase of Bluo Lustre Oblo, Phone~ 2-:1281 e~ house furnished . P. M. Cow· 'rbe Past Chiefs or Magnolia Bapt"t Church, hu l.f1II()WJCOd Carpet and Upholstery el...,. Albert Parker at Cheoter dery' Long Botwm Temple Pythian Sisters w I ~lans to observe the 54th onnl· er, · 24Gte Ohio, Phoatt 115-MU. ' _ _ _ _2 6 ate meet Thursday evening at the veraary or the Boy 5eoUII of 1 2ill0t.o BABYSI'ITJNG and Ironing. home o1 Miss Thelma Grue~~er, Amertea woelt. Feb. 1-13 with ll;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..i.i:,. r ~ -~.1 Erma Daugherty, 206 Purl· with Miss Lenii Grueser co- aev""al a<:Uvltles. ScouiiQUio Sorvlcod by Mr. Herman Ohlinger with at, Middleport, 0. U-3tp hostess. er o1 the troop, George R. -FEB 1 Moooy Is aMouoclll~ the plans 20 yean oxporionce. Phono WY 2·2092 WANT AD SNOW TIRES I MOTION Picture Projector op. Return Jooatha~ Meigs Chaplor tne week wblcb, will begin ~, 51.. $11.50 INFORMATION eratj>r lor Mason Drtve-ln ter Daughters o! the Amerlcan at the resular m•clin& to bo OUR SPECIALTY! REGULAR TREAD Theater. Contact J. L.l Re~olutloo. , will meet Friday held Feb. 12 at the trOOP haU ~y 51.. $9.50 1:110 P. a Da:r ....,. I"'UDI.IaaU• Contact Don Reulor AI Durst. Pt. Pleasant, Phone afternoon, Feb. 7 at the home In the school bo.sement. MODdu O..d.JIM .... .... .... rUBES, uaod _ $1.00 196 or 536. 2 5 tte or the vice regent, Mrs. G..,.ge 'noe traditional reoedlcallo!J rUBES, new _,... $2-50 ~­ CAJIICIL.I..ATI~ Skinner Instead of the second to the Scout Oath and Lalf CO&UM'IUNII 12 Volt Batter].. $12.95 Re1 I EIllite Fo r S.l ON OUR , e Friday ol the month. The Sal- w111 be held at the r0111l•r ww " II ,~.a d.Ddl 11:00 A. . . 6 Volt Batterleo $9.95 ,.. Du "" Pa.h.lktaeaa. Accounting & Tax Sorvlco lsbury Cub Seoul Troop will pre- meeting when the SCOUII will II..C. Spark Pluv• _ 75c ..UUL.AnONI 2SI Mill St. Middleport FOR SALE. House I• Harrison- sent a patriotic playlet. Assist.. renew their pledge to Uve "on l'tM .,N••• ~ rae ~ FAN BELTS • ..W or ~ ~ .a 4Mrnltd formerl, fry Plumblnt Shop vtlle. 6 rooms and bath. 211 ing hostesses are Mrs. Edward their honor" and "do their duly ll.ny Sl.. $2.00 acres land. Cem.ent block ga- Foster, Mrs. Guy Nelgler. to G<>d and Cauntry." PHONE WY 2·2029 N,ore;.d -..a.t•-.11 I'M paba.u. ..W D.OI bit ,._..hi• for Complete Line Of rage. Will sacn!Ice !01' $tl,500. FEB. 11 On Boy Scout Sunday, Feb. t, mGn fbaa ODII. UU!Of'NI1 l-..rtiOIL •cOIN COLLECTOR" COMPACT Sweeper1. Authortz. Phone Wl 9-3102. Founders' Day wUI be ob!N!r· the members of the lroop will Suppll.. and Booko ed aal•• and service. Write 2 5 3tc ved honoring past presidents locus on the twelfth point ol ·- w., Ad lvW\n I Cmtl pet IJOf'd.. OIM m.rtiMalibu St. Wagon 6 Pass. VB engine, P!1Werglide, power MiJWDWD \.'harp eo _.._ 1502 !Bib St., Parltersbure, w TWO LOTS. Mulberry Heights. and charter members when the scout law, "A Scout Ia Rev· • C..t, per Ward ter l"brM steering, power brakes, luggage raC>k, radio, air condiVa. Phone WY 2-34211. the POI'Uand PTA meets M.,.. erent" wben they will allend MGUtl.q IJial'tlO"'.& tioned. Beautiful Palamar rtd with rt>d vinyl interior. IUD rt.~ ~ 4 011at1 ,., ~Pore~ .W M OQaraold for old~ U POt This unit has been driven a (ew miles but look at the ~~~~~R~ut~l~a~nd~·~0~·~~='IFOR YOUR every need for a 2 5 tic day at 7:30p.m. at the Portland the church of their choice. 11&pUfJ Wltbbl 10 dql att.r .-.~... BuUdozer, Beck-Hoe or De· School. cognlttoo services ol the acouta ptice. c.uw a. 1'JIANU - al-30 tm' livery of limestone, call Em· ,r 1..1 LJ .It The Daughtera. ol Ruth Class will be m"{{e during aervices IJO word IDiJI\nu&m cau addltloamet w. Shuler, 342 Page st. '-Ut:lf'lll' l'ft.lll' • or the United Methodist church at the Beptisl and Metho!llst 11 word lC. OIJitauiM ,.a.u.illd For Rent U I wat ,_ -.ol'4. The sharpest used Corvair around . Red finisb, 1·ed bucket Middleport, Ohio. Phone WY wlll meet at the church Mo~ Churchea In Chesbln wltb !lui OJ'I'lCI: BOU.U seats, 4 speed tran.s. 102 engine, radio, whitewalls and all LAROE STORAGE bam f r 2-3243 · NEW HAVEN 7. room brick day ar 12 noon for a potluck din- Rev. Osborne Hoover, and Rev. 0 '* A. II. c. 1:00 p iL Dal11 the accessories Corvair makes. You'll like it. latu4a,J-I:Jit A.Jl t.. li:OD ...,.. rent. Plenty o! room. Po~- -·~"' Plamhln&o u-~n. home with lull basement and oer, followed by the resular Weoley Bennett officlatma. I'I"'W ~ &/.81' t Mkldl t Call wv 2 ...,.. .., ~- -.....,.. forced air heating. The living meeting. The troop aiJo piau to have 8 • epor · • .......... Analol llrvlllen, room, d1n1ng room, hallway The Riverview PTA will meet • display at the Jividen Bldg. Loc-ally owned and low mil~age, outstandin& perfonnance &J:IULT PRODUCING 3273 · 2-S-31c 118 Eul Malll 8lreel, PoJa. and stairway are carpeted. Mooday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 p. m. for the public from Feb. 8-IJ' with year around traction. 4 speed trans., 102 engine. w.... "" THREE &om furnished houJe eroy, ..._ WY U&a. Plenty closet space and bas&An Interesting program is beo with the theme "Frontier good whitewall tires, radiQ. healer, red interior with bucbath an'a basement. 313 Con7 211 tic ment game room make lh1l ing plaoned and all parents and Days." They will conduct liaR' ket seal . White finish. PHONE WY 2-2157 dor St. &utable lor t~ or a home ideal ror a family. The frleodt are Wlled to raisin(! and lowerlllll ceremm-' couple With small child. WY See Nelgler Bullcllnl and Sup- price Is rea!OtUible at $H,OOO, The W.S.C.S. of Heath Meth- ieo at Kyger Wgb School Feb. . Counsel series, nice inlt•rlor. Sl1arp ivory and rf'd finish. 2-2316. 2 t 3tp ply, Racine, lor better home~, MASON - 3 • bedroom home odist Church will meet Monday 7 and 12. The public II Invited R&H. A real gal! saver. Notice ldlchea cablnela and storm with lull basement and car· evenlllg at 7:30 p. m. at the to witness these ceremonlea. 'SMALL Apartment and utilities, doon. 11 U lfc port. Kitchen has buUt • In church. Mrs. L. W. McComas Mr. Moody, acoutmuter,. Io BRING YOUR old photographs 4 127 Butternut. 2 tic FOR TAX servica contact VIerange and oven. Wall· to-wall will preoent the program study Inviting all boys of age 1n the. 6 cyl., standard trans. Deluxe equipped, heater, red fin· to Grover'• Studio to be copTRAILER space on Ewing tor Gaul Cbester 52402. carpeting in Jiving room. with Mrs. AHred Scarberry, Jr. area of Cheshire to jolo ·~ ish, clean interior, all good tires. led and restored. Trailer Lot. Free parking for . 2 t 61p $ll,MD.OO. devotional leader. Hostesses Boy Scouts o! America. 2 4 6tc nearly 1110 cara. Close to all JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN w111 be Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Super Spt . ItT. Cpe. Beautiful ivory and red finish. Red stores nearby, as well as &.rl Cln • PI 'h& ... NEW HAVEN, W. VA. Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Mrs. Jack PTA FOUNDERS DAY, .. , interior with bucket scats, 250 V8 engine. P.S. P.B. IUGH POWERED rifle match sewage and water. Inquire at lleefiD& IU-!141 Bechtle and Mrs. Thomaa Rl- The Rutland PTA will Jlltet at the American Legion Fai-m ' Radio, whitewalls. all the extras. 304 Mechanic St., Ewing '& nllo, aJo 2 4 3lc ley. Monday, Febroary 10 at 7':30 on Beech Grove Road, RutStore orr•~ IIIIIW,.. ....., Ul•h - · · -• lor details. Ph. ~~n .II'.'C'I'll _ 43 acre farm, good houee and .. p.m· In the RuUand .....,.. -~ land, oiunday, February 9, at •2•~. e _.. "" to I ith Arlh Mlll ·, " 4 Door. All vinyl interior, low mileaie by toea: mvner, WY v ~ • - ,...,_ buDd' Sa 1(•~~ •• · rum, w ur II'· )Jl'tl: ~~ · mgs. cr ... ~. ......... t ld I ha A I :00 p. m. Furnish o w n standard trans. Radio and heater. Tires like new. 2 Ute B nNe R11o1 Thurl Dawson oo Rl. 124, I* Of rO ent n c rge. Fouotlt!rs· llhel!J. 2 4 6tc Clll WY ...,, DQ or N1PI miles west or Wilkesville, Day program w1U be preaen\', HOUSE In Pomfroy, three room 6tp ed under the direction ol Mr$: • lte OIJ!o. 2 0 7 8 cyl. Powerglide, radio and heater, Posltraetion rear and bath. Pbone wv 2-3575. lii'iro---;OOiimiGiifni,;;l: Faye Sauer. Special music will axle, like new inside. Fawn color. New tires. CLEAN AS A NEW PENNY 1 2S tic PHOTO <XlPYING 8et Ilea round out the entertainment. An F=o=UR=-"'Roo _m_ unfurnia~-.cch:...ed~apart.:...::._ Copy any Jolla .. do •L eat NdldJnc su N. The charter Was draped In exec:utlve meeting w111 be held ment, North Second Ave., 'Ieider 1 . ~.,. Secood Street, memory of FIOI'a Downi~ and at 7 p.m. The public Is Invited 6 eyl. Std. trans. Clean interior, jet black finish, good I II tic Priced for quid llle. Elizabeth Young when Pomeroy to attend. tires, heater. One owner. Middleport, Ohio. Rent req. 1;;rn;;;-;;;H-:::;;::-;;--;;\ _:ai~O~blo~~Bolel.~~-1~0~11~tlc~ Chapter, OES, met Tuesday - - - - - - - - - ooablt. Frank Fugate, WY z.IJNOOME TAX aerv!ca, C. B. lee. Marie Curd waa elected 1 30 tie One local owner, good upholstery, automatic trans. Radio •· SiDJpsoD, Johllaoo SIDJiMO'l Ruth Tornpkinl, worthy mat- and. Installed district treasurer. and heater. SMALL Furnished apertml!lll, IDJuraocoAgency,CooiiBulld ss~~~t ~Harry P, Smith, wor- Plan~ were made for inlll~~>suitable for one or two pea. lq, Middleport. Phooo WY z. patroo, presided. A re))OI'i lion · for two cllndldates at the pia. Pbono WY Z.mi3. 2903. 1 1 t1tJ1c on the Dislrlct z5 MereS meetlq and Mum1c One local owner, like new tires, automatlc, power lteer----;-~ .,..._:1_:31 lfe WILL DO "·•- .,...,,_.M G and school of lnstruc- brothers who are membera o! ing, power brakee, radio, heater. -:-.· -·"""""" -~.... ln Middleport Tuea- the Chapter will be h011011!il. 4 room lumlahed apartment, Phil Meier, WY W510. The Golden Rule class of Ute M J · ero ed ~~~· 5 room boull. ar or1e w s~ as At the close of the meellng. 117 lfe Racine Melhotfutt church ,. 11 ""'muuoo Bees!0 lor the district meet.. refreshments were served by WY 2-2181 POMEROY · tie bold Its regular meeting and Harry P. Smith wao in Nellie Brown, Ella Bryaot, Ed1 11 ::-:-.--.---- ···-EXPERIENCED dey, at l:IO p.m. Ill the of the memoriam, Ser· na Schoeuleb and LucUie Swacl<00 YOU- have a drlnldng prot> 8 ft. body, Deluxt'! cab, chrome trim, new 6 ply tires on S bedroom boose on I.Jnca!n annex. Refreshments wUI committees lor tile h81Q!!r with Marie Custer a !em? For help. contact Alcofront, heater, blue finish. A nice une. Bill, Pomeroy, I* balhl, PI AUTOMOBILE served, Memben are asked "'I'CbaP_ter were Geraldine YOilllll contrtbu"·· hoslesl. The nleo· holics Anonymous, Tri-Coun· bot wale11' flJrnaee, hmnecllate brin unsold ~~~~ .,_-:: ..... possession. TelephOII8 WY J. and I tablecloth:.''"u""' nap..... nominating aod E II a tine theme waa carried out on ty AA Group. Wrlta, 8os 201. 21BI or WY 2-3M1. the vouching coounlt.. the tables. 18,000 lb. 2 speed rear axle, S spd. tran.s. 348 vu. in. VB Mlcldleport, 0. »tic AND The Middleport Business engine, 10·22 tires. 124 tic GUNS Pro!essiooal Women'• Club are We buy, sell and trade IUJII. .•ponsorlng a card party Thor. Fl"RNISHED apartment.l. Ph. BllJ Wellman, Lea WllliamSOII L.W.B. Chassis fOl" 12 ft. body . Extra good 750x20- 10 ' day evening, Feb. 13, at the WY 1.-27'16. After 5 p. m. phone ply tires, 6 cyl. engine. Solid cab. Hrater. al Tifl1o Jewelers, Pbooe 50, Pomeroy Elementary School WY %-31174. l'olnl Pleuao~ W. Va. buUdiJI& beginning at 8 p.m. 11 II lfc 10 18 '.lc o. Prizes, both door and table (lassified Ads Get Results. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 8, 1964 1 BuSinesS S.rvtcet Help Wente NOTICE! New Maytag Washers I II MEIGS MA YTAG SHOP nRES. BAmRIES as INCOME TAX Great Performers _....... REUTER .....,_.... ....... . Lot of Values' 1964 Chevelle · · · · · · · · · · · · Only $3495 Keystone Station ....... 1962 Monza 2 Dr... · .... · · .. $1B99 to.....,.. I tiDe" lieD W'cdnaday, and It $1:. l'eteriiiurl, Pia., Feb. lt.. , Llfaeot Jake Ia the British "CBS lleJICii h'" ap!Drto die Jatea lo ill Aatrlm, a .,..;ttmt o:hanlill( lllfi'Jie bn•t IF N . coonty ot IIDI'them Irelaoil. lt. · Tile "'""""' Swim: NBC- Edwin Boolh, the fllD<I!I 'IV' a "sUnday" lhotr •IIIla lbe Shatespeartaa ICtor, Is llldd!l Mardi Gras lh1l wiebnd. .• Jy up Ito' attenUon 011 two IIIII. student of the subject may &me networl:'l •'TtJd8y" pro. wm'ka. • .On Feb. 11, Rlelwtl have found pooa1ble aew loada gram latea 1 look at J>l!llode). 8llrton porlraya blm Ia MBC. to track down In the hour. For phla's IOdal • mindod ~Main 'IV'a Mooday nlmt the layman, the chlel value of , the handline of the matier wu to present a reasonably order· Affl()f'l ly summary of the broad ou~ 1.Amdolines, with the added human 8.llolody touch or visual Interviews with 11.ll. TUM partlclpanta and lootsge o! 'key w•m IJ. DoetztM areas. The well-known story was l4Q1Mitt I cl.-ly traced lrom Us start - IncltJd. 1D. Fema&. lng the traiolng or Cuban relu~ gees in Guatemala, the recrul~ UI.Danca'a lng, the cootroveray over the UI. "Tl!oCentral Intelligence Agency, the and tlu! Pendulwzaexile leaders and finally the tii.Bmootla lack of sufficient air cover ror :O..Diahet the mvaoloo Itself. whicb :H.Epocho 28. Anxious doomed the attackera, Pla.UOI'DI The most interesting Inter· 29. BO.Comer views were not limited to the Bl.Ageoo Television Revue By RICI. 00 BROW UDlled Preas !llternalloall HOLLYWOOD (IWI) _ Presldent Ketmedy'a first Cuban crisis - the Bay of Pigs lnv• sion thai lolled _ was the suJ>. ject or a one-hour NBC-'IV study Tuesday night. A second program, about the aub.sequent missUe showdown that numbed the World, will be broadcast by the network Sunday. 'lbe pictorial higbllght o1 Tuesday night's hour, uarraled by Chel Huotley, was the loot.. age of the invaoloo obtained by NBC. A hlgbllgbt of Sunday's program is expected to be the comments of Tlteodore Sorenson, the close long-time aide of the late President who recently resigned from the admlnistra2 tloh to wrll a hook about him. _ moo-. 0 AllY CR0 SSW 0 R0 I .,.,._ exile Jeaders, but also included cantully a .vptolbe -"' M.E+"n* - '!'out. DAILl' ca!'P'l'oQtJOD - Ow~ bow to W<ldl J&t A:JJ:'I'DLII.t..t.:JJ:Ii lo LONIIrBLLOW aJi .& d I Outstanding Used Truck Buys 1960 Ford VB Flareside Pickup .. $1095 1956 Chevrolet 2l Ton Tractor · · $695 Wh..l Ahgnment Brake Senlc. 1961 Chevrolet H Ton .... · .. · $1795 Blaettnars ,_roy, 1957 Chevrolet l Ton Pickup · · · · $495 &D'l'OMOBILE Insuraoco been eaoeelled? l..o!l your opera. lllr'a licente? can WY .._ Good tires. Heater. THREE and IIJUr room ed and llllfamllllttl menta. WY 2-MH. P0mer0y M0t0r C0 ===------cc-77""81511< • ltlral61""""""""""""""""""""""""""1 prizes, will be awarded dlll'ine ..,.n &llCn_... the evening aod relreshmenta II=--====--:---u=:c•::. .-:l e;: I t' 1• 2 llettlw Crfl1 Wrllie, , . _ • t' 2 et &. c. BRAn...,RD • ..._ •v 1 11 Uc - ra...... WHY Pump your sluggish septic ·. . OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. 3 BEDROOM h011Se at 1128 E. tank? Gel Klean-Em-All SeJ> Main, Pomeroy, Phone HarPOMEROY, OHIO tic Tank Cleaoer. Landmark ry Belley, WY 2-3ttll. ~te Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. ~-~~~~~~~~~~~::""';:"""";'""'":""~":"'""""I\ A MODERN bouse, • 1'001111 I 25 30tc Ic NEW 40 al al 'zed h t I g · g VBDJ 0 and bath, 110 l,!ncoln Road, HAM SHOOT at lzaak- ·Walton For Sa e water tank, cosl $2'1. WUI sell Pomeroy. WY :i-3020. Help Wlnted Farm, Suncley' February 9. for $10. WY 2-2670. 2-f>.3tp 1 I lfc Sponsored by Cheater Fire 1957 Chevrolet Bellaire, 4 drive LARGf: Size Frigi<lalro comblll- FURNISRED and lll1fiim!slled MAN OR WOMAN f<W salea Department. 2 6 3tp V~ automatic, radro and ation . Can be seen at 204 MuJ. ap.-..tl r-.o.1 at the t Jn "'· heater, motor overhauled. ben Avo Pomero 1-Utp • -.-· •ror uuo 11'08. Yeu round In Memory Good tires, new paint. Gail Y ·• y. · Ohlo Holel. WU!e IIIII Ume Wtrk. No Miller Garage. DINEITE table and lour chairs, HOT,JSE, 6 rooms and bath. sive traveUng. H you quall!y, 1N MEMORY or Ira Ernest DaJtc gas range lllce now, large People's Terrace. Ph 0 n c YOII are given personal train2 6 vis who died Feb. 6, 1963. D of dn wtndow rao, 14312 Butternut WY 2-538S. 1 24 lfc ing. IWerencea and car .,.. 11 ays sa ess stl come to AUCT!O!l: Sat., Feb. 8 at 12: Avenue, Pomeroy. Phone WY aentlal. F•Jr interview, e all 30 p.m. at 609 Division St., 2-3664. 2-3-3t.e AUTO SALES WY 2-2011 011 Seturday be, t tears do often now. on Rt. 21 S. Parkersburg, W. ONE -USED 5 · L-•lween I p. m. and 5 J>. m. Memory keeps you ever near v~. D'JScontmumg . . . ptece u.:w-oom z 6 31c b?"mess so suite, good condition, priced 1953 Mercury Hardtop, power _ us. wiiJ seD equipment m part as reasonable. Horace Kan, steering, power brakes, overThough you left us one year ago. follows: Binks Paint gun, and Chester, Phono ~. drive. $125.00. Ph. WI e-3102. Sadly missed by wile Ethel regulator, Devil Biss air com2-3-3tp Z 5 3lc and all hiJ children. pr<Ssor, 2 ton chain hoist fto 1a 2 6 lte with dolly aod lruck, floor AU. Kinds of hay and tJiraw Weld S!oedanl or C 1 rt _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:..;:..:;:.... holst and dolly' 10 ton floor lor sale. We deliver. Buller .....,, I For ""' r -le jack . motors tand and aItach. Bros., Leipsic, ~~ ......,,.., p 0 Bo 6 Ohio. ITel. 135, ... .,. . . •paflr• ments, 7t. ~. drive at' r wrench · · _• L 11 tote ...,. "--n -~ Qlllllll car """V .... BU1tHER shop equipment. with hose, armature and lleld WMP COAl.. Dellver or pl<k "~ +'lltJ Model B. B. Biro meat aew, test<r, 24" exhaust !an, wet up VOilrself. Goeglelo Ready· ... lllce new. One 12 !t. meat dis- soviJ valve refacer, lisle cyl· Mix Co., Pagu St~ Middleport M!ll'lpoiiiU - · play case, I meat grinder, 1 lnder hose, lraosmission jack 11 Ill tie &. Mat ~~~not, p iJ ael ol meat scales, I meat ail power greaee 011tfll .nth WHY PUMP your sluggish sepP1IGe 'II'Y Nlll Jlicer, I steak cuber, I Mc- ho.e, 'lB Stanley drill with tic. tank. Get Kle&J>.Em-All 4 II lie Cukey cash register, I gu stand, Black and Decker Septic Tank CJeaoer Landraoge, I ael or twin tubs, AJl val•• seat grinder, Bur· mark Fann Bureau Pomeroy. Uvestock ln A-1 condition. Also 1115'1 roughs adding machine, Bur· ' 1 :t4 30tc il'6R Mi!rcury f.<loor sedan. Good roughs cash register ror serWU SALE: Pigs, '10.00. Jane nmning condition. Call WY 2- vice station or garage. Oak POB SALE Uams, Hysell RunJ S 11818, Middleport. desk and chair, 7 sheH part GIBSON-Kay-Harmony guitars - 3tp 4 ~Sic:.:...... I bin 18" x 36" x 84" tap and and Ampliflen, 24 mootho to PONY FOR SALE. Call WY J. =-::-=;;;---;-,.---::2: 1111 BALES of hay. Two bed- die set and maoy Jtema per- pay, aee or caD '11lfiD Jewel· 3610. 2 4 tic rOom house !railer. P. M. taining to operation of • gen· ers, Point Pleasant, w. Va., Cowdery, Lootg Boltom. eral garage not listed. Th!J Pbooe 50, Bill Wellman Leo lnsur1nce =====,..--...,.-::C"2_0.,..,.:3= 1c Is very good equipment. Har· Wllliamaon. i&.30if •IL iii _, ....,. UElNG and o-air••• old Goddard & l!on, Aucllon- HAVE tlq ... ·~" .,.. ..,,, Phone 2434 or 23ll Bart" ao ues for sale. DropStewart's Gun Shop. Renting· let 0 Kin Tr k Sal leal tablea, wash stands, dJn.. ...._ WI Mal ~cheoter, llulqvarna, Ir;·E ~Own uc) ~ ner bells, lampa, br... buck· llnMr b a - "I ., .. , 0 hI o. Reloading · er • ets, Iron bean pots, clocks, JOBNSON, •• qe• LNurance ~ and •• nories, HOUSE in Racine, 5.rooms and . col('* . grln!ler and man y Agelley, En. AD forma a1 II> ,!li7, oeU alid trade. Rutmnd, hath, carport, Priced Ito' other Items, Can be seen tJUI'BIICe. .nm 111111 ·QIIG. .J>IIoalo SH ~{· quiet aale. l'hoiW WI t-2811. tl 130 Webe Terrace. 11ut1 SJ• fi'IQ, AI I• I 12lc I t Clt4 2 Ute I I lie '*" will be oerved. Both men and WOIItfiJI art welcome to attend lilt event PniCeecls ara to be uaed liD' the various projects sponsorod "-· uy the CIub, inClud• ing hospital equipment I or homo patients, the nursing sch· Jarshl nd otb ~~tile cor:n~ I'"'"""'"""'""""""'"""'"""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IBIIBI!Iil-rJ John Werner Is preskl<'Dt of the I. club. Evangeline Chapter, Order of ••ten- the Ea!lern Star No. 172 will meet in regular session Thur• l ; '' I s!.;, day evening at 7:30 p.m. In lhed L'~Maaoolc Temple in Mioldleporl. There will be a memorial eervIce and 'also Obligation Night will be observed. AJl olllcera ~~•...o are .....,. to meet at the Tern- I w~ tDliii.IDal• "Do ~ aupp8H he deilberatelf keepo . .. 11t1 ,:.~:;. ao we'll Gatob t111np from eao11 tbil Jy C:HESTER GOULD ALTIIOUCM 5<£ UTTERED A w:JQO SINCE S~E ARI:!IVEO ~ERE, S>lE NON CAN COMMUNICATE WI~ US BV PICTURES. • . .._, WMPO Radio ·.WJEH-RADIO .... ol money!'' Job·- wllriS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:05 Country Music Time 6:00 Sign on New. I:20 Country Jamboree 6:115 Sacred H~art 8,35 John Hanna '• . I 6:~ Country Jamboree 6:45 Country EJ:press 6' 30 FII'Dl Newl , PROGRAM LOG 7:05 Breaklasl Party 5:00 CoiDIIJilnJty News 8:30 Pat Butlram, M·W·F t :l5 Jonea Buick Show MONDAY 111ROUGB FRIDAY 5:05 World, Nallooal News 6:4S Meigs Ct Agr. EJ:I. tO:l The Good Ll!e 5 7:16· Si8D On, Musical Clock 5: 15 Spotlight on Sports 7 110 ' Newa 7:!10 Newa Headllnea 10:35 Music In The Air 5:25 Weather 7 115 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII ' Breakfast Party 10:40 Under Ohio Sklea 7:11' Mtuical Clock 5:30 Dinner Musicale 7 30 ' .News 10:45 This Is Music 7:411 Tile· Ll!ellne 6:00 Sign OH 7' 35 Pickens Hardwara 8:00 Ohio Valley News 11:05 Top Teo Show SATURDAY (Tues.-Thura.) 8:01.1Vorld, National New• 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 1:50 Newa Report 11:35 Top Ten Sbow (Dutlons) 8:1D Sports 12:110 Noon News 7: 45 The Ll!ellne 8' 110 Breakfaal Party 8:15 Weather Picture 12:15 Musical Interlude 8:110 Ohio VaDey News 8:15 Bright Star Show-Thun, 8.ll'l.llllloll Clock 12 ,30 Rev. Merlin Teell 1:05 World, National News 8 30 Vao Patrick Sporla 1:00 Platter Party ' 8~55 Community Newt 8:10 Sports Today 8:45 Baker Fumlture-Wed-Frl 9; 110 Tall: of the Town 5:00 Sun down Serenade 8:15 Weather Picture 8:55 Open House 9;55 iMason County Newt 8:16 Mbslcal Clock 9:00 News 1:110 Sign orr 10:110 il"amlly Worsltlp Hour 8:56 Ne;,s 9:115 Collee With Jaliet SUNDAY IO: U IPltbUe Servlca 9:00 MUSical Clock 9:45 Betty Newton 7:30 Sign On IOi30 -lchatrlng 9:30 Sollll & Story Time 10:05 Mlolsterlal Assoc. 7:35 Army Hour 10155 World Newa 9:45 Family Worship Hour 10:20 Country Hoe Down 8:05 Herald or Truth u, oo_~ Mell!dleo 10:110 News 11 :05 Swap Shop 8:35 Hour of Deliverance ! ~~~ Friday, 10:05 HiJ(J School Wt Parude 11:15 Country Drifters M·W 9:110 WJ.np of Healing . '~ Bella RJnc) ·10:55 News 11:15 Mason Ct. Agr, Ext-Tue 9:35 Bible Speab to YOII 11;411 ~d News 11:00 ~Time 11.15 A.S.C. Program-Frl 10:110 Voice Of Prophecy 11:56 Joliilllla· County .News · 11:10 Special Community 11 :16 FomBy Worsli!p-ThUfl. 10:35 Wallh. Reports to People 12:00~unlty _ Mewa Prolf81Jt!l 12:00 'DJtli N..,. 11:35 Farm Bureau 11:00 Country Jlymn Time 12:110 NeWI Rotmrlup 12:10 Markets ~ 11:t5 Tiny's Country 1lytnn,!l 12:00 Noon Nen 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:110 Noou Report 12:15 Tho Search 12:35 News 0 Grams 12:15 Music Just F,.. You 12:30 Rev, Merlin ~'eell 12!JP..i.VIJII BuDeUn Board 12:30 Saturcley Matinee 12:S'm'Ws 0 GraDIII · 12:15 Goeuler's Guest SlaMI'rl 1:110 Blll,y Graham 1:56 News Beat 12: 30 Agriculture Agent 12:30 Music Just For You 1:35 l.utherao Hour 2:110 Saturday Matinee 12:41 Country Go Rouutl !:110 Platter Party 2:00 Tho ChUrch AI We 2:55 News Beat 2:15 'lbo Navy Swings 4:15 Blaetinar Show-Tuea. 1:110 Saturday Matinee 1:55 ~s Beat ' 2:00 try Go Rlouncl 3:55 News Beat 4:30 Local Newa 2:~ ·The Big Ue . . Beat ' 1;..... . 4:114 Bowling Scores 3:110 The Quiet Hour 4:110 Disclng with Dosa 1:0!!' ' 'i Tab • Break 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Sundown Serelllda 3:35 Stmdey Sho•caae 5:110 News Summary 0:110 Sign Off 5:00 BapliJI Layman's Hour 3: .. ' . "'" Beat 4:Gif.l>i9Cing wltb Dosa S: 15 Dinner Musicale SATIJJIDAY 5:35 World In Review 4:Sjl~. . e: 110 s;gn orr 8:110 · ~ On e:oo BliJI oo · · J'm~~~&de Kbig qn at1t1c• ~ _ .. 01;; I l ' A RATION Wh'HOVt PAiftllll IS sooN A NATJON Wl1'IIOliT owuosrn H O P • C" "Another bW'l Do they think r; autca: . O.t.WIIBIBR VYZQ IWBBJYDB B.t.WB B.t.RV BWV DYa O.t.W~ BIBa V'l'x. -auoaaaxa 195B Plymouth 4 Door Sedan · · · · $669 IC · --It . -- ·..., .. lllnglo letter• · forOne tho-lllll>pQo lhroo Uo, Xlor t1>o - -O'o, .-ophles. the llllgtll ...,. tonD&Uoa or tM hint., - d q t a _ _ _ _ _L wordl are er D ped for Two When Chapter Meets 1957 Olds "BB" St. Wagon ······ $395 1' I.Alp- Ch 1957 Plymouth VB -4 Door H.T•• $295 ~= DOWif 1962 Chevrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2395 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door ·· $1595 Bv KING ,,~' I. Quote Z.A.f..- . 1962 Chevy II Nova St. Wagon ·· $1795 GASOLINE ALLEY boot <1'1'. Meet pia 68.11ln..... ,tlencl. 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 Dr. ·· $1195 I ...... 18. Heu.ldab'l mothe U.Luol4 U.Treat 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe · · .. $1595 1960 English ford 4 Door · · · · · · · · $695 12. Perooiaw tlm!up For t he layman, Tuesday those who !ought in the Invasnlghr~ ve~ture was primarUy a ion. Some of the anti. Castro N .Vnd......tor recapti!Jiahon of the Bay or Cubans contended unequivocal<raft: Ptso bungle that has, 61 course, ly that they had been promised abbr. b~lll\ explored and r&-eXplored the support ol American mlll- 17. Flat. bottomod ID. the printed press. The clnsetary power; but U. S. ollicia!J boat HI, SLUGGO . Br HAROLD GRAY ·· YES ! ':!ll!.!&li I DEAR, GENTLE OLO UNCLE I-lOW KUM, T~E GCI40LOR 01=- T14E 'BNAIL·Lik'E TRENDS rn: CEt•rTURIEGJ I'VE f.IEARD OF! YOUR UHct.E • THij NATIV'Ei3 NAME W!Tli ' NO: HE IS ONLY MY UHCUi., HOW I<~, A VERY WISE tiNO HUMBLE ~OUt.. I ' �' .' NOW YOU KNOW • 'lbe:e are lllU'e llvillf orc~~~o ln a spoonful of rich ooll than fllere are people 111 lila Friday and Saturday Elberfelds In Pomeroy lams • • world, Sptcl•l Purchase and S.le Of SHOP FRIDAY e· en tine BIG ROOM SIZE RUGS TIL 5 P.M. BIG SIZE WOOL RUGS BIG SIZE 501 NYLON RUGS SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. Fine quantles, big savings. Select yours Friday, Saturday and Save. WOOLITE Cold Watar Weoh For all fine fabrics. Con· venient to uae, revives original colora. No •hrinking, no matting. 79c ¥.! lb., 1 lb., $1.39 Gllddon GloP Whlto Four Hour Enamel For exterior and Interior. Durable, wllshable and quick drying. WASHINGTON The $11.6 billion tax cui biU was virtually assured of Senate passage today without a major change .efter administration forces dur· ing the week-long debate defeated a series of amendments. A number of amendments remained to be voted on, but it was e~pected they would be disposed of promptly with ac· tion on the top priority measur• completed by late after· nQon. The House passed the bill Sept 25. Liquid Woollte $1.29 pint Boys Sizes CoHon and CoHon Blend Food Stamp Plan Dies Because of Partisan Politics Says Cooley SLACKS Sharon Hoschar's Recent Marriage is Noted Loto of Now Styltt, Colors, Patterns Miss Sharon Elaine Hoschar, roy, January 20 at Gallipolisl:,om~oy ~~ ~~;:"\~!"{;~ ~f ~aughter of Mrs. Rhea Hosch- with t~e Re_v._ Howard Young 60. u 'Ust e se 1966-63 Middleport and Mr. Leon- officiPhng mmlsler. Army from Ag . ar · ' . wherf' he spent 21,-2 years m ud B. Hos~har, . Columbus, The br~de attended M1ddle- Berlil'., Germany. l-Je is presentwas umted m marnage to RoMn- nc'rt High school where she was ly ernployed at the Tersted Diald Euet?ne Carmen son of r ...... ~ . . I b h lh " Ivan carmen, ' p om.. a member of the senior class. viston m· Co um ~:~nd Mrs 'd' us w ere e 1 ts rest mg. -·- · - - The groom is a graduate of coupe PLANS BAKE SALE 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. ti, 1964 The Rutland Garden C I u b Will hold a bake sale, Saturday, February 8. at the Rutland De- Memhart sub6tttutmg ns Outer Guard. Durmg the business meeting 54 sick calls were re-. . and $28 spent for alturwork. . Mrs . Neutzhng reported on I Middleport. The Installing ;;;;;;;;;;;,:.;,_======-.I cer was assisted by Grand Manager and Grand Senior of the Temple, POMEROY, OHIO The following officers were .-,.;,.~.;,.n,;~,_--,~~ ~;::~ll~~j M Nathan Biggs TONIGHT Chief; rs. Mrs. Harry Clark,' NOT OPEN Most Excellent Chief; Mrs. FRIDAY and SATURDAY I I~::~:·:: Zirkle Most Excellent "GIDGET GOES TO ROME'' II ; Mrs. 'Richard 0 wen, (Technicolor) M.E Junior; Mrs. A 1 fred Cindy Carol, as Gidget, Jam· 8 . M nager· Mrs Horace e1 Darren, Jessie Royce Lan- ~~~~hinn:y, S~retar;; M r 5 . dis CPaare Danova, Daniellc S cer Treasurer· Mrs . deitetz, Joby Baker, Don P~~m ' Inner Guard· 1 Port er, Jeff Donnell. Ph1.1 M~~:h. art, proxy, fo; FtltureHe: Spies & Guy• Colarcutoon• Mrs F. tta Lemly, Outer Guard; M B N tzling Musician. SUN., MON., TUES. rs. officers en eu were ' commendTht' Feb. 9 thru 11 ed for their excellent work. " WIVES AND LOVERS" Mrs , Martha Childs gave the {Spicy Comedy) the Janet Leigh, Van Johnson installation prayer with · ven by the · g Shelly Winters 1 I c osu~g prayer Colarc•rtian• Grand Manager. Mrs. Biggs open~>d the meeting with Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE purchase of new: formals for the staff and officers. A, letter was read from . Mrs[ Beth Davis, Grand Jumor. o Grand Temple, for a donation, and a repor t .of the ahut•in members was giVen. A sympa· thy card was to be sent to a memberd whose husband was deceE:se : . Followmg the c1osmg ode by Mhrs Har'2:_ Clark, ne~ ~ted.E.C .. t e memuers were mv1 o the dining room for a social hour . Assor. ted cookies and fan- 1 d cy san WIC es were Alfred Roush, Mrs. Horace ~c· Elhinney and Mrs. Paul The1ss h~stesses. Hostesses for Ma~ch will be ·Mrs. d LoMartha d Child, M Mrs. Mil red we an rs. Karl Owens. ---- Values To $6.95 S 00 • Values To $9.95 pr 3V. to 6 _ $4.88 pr. $3.00 ...... 3 Reg. $4.99 to $6.99 MEN'S~WOMEN'S - pr WORK SHOES Siz•• OXFORDS-LOAFERS ALSO TAP SHOES $2.00 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE teri,m Sunday School by t h e Clerk of Session, Mrs. Donald CottrilL They were: Ten years - Mrs. Pearl McBride ; nine years Mr . Pearl McBride and Eleanor Kay Schneider; eight years - Mri. George Schneider, Mrs. Riehl ard Roush, Mrs. Albert Durst, Mrs. Donald Cottrill, Sharon Sue Cottrill and Craig Cottrill; Iseven years - Mrs. Ezra Phillips and Judy Folmer; s i years - Miss Frankie Mumaw, Rose Ann Lisle, and Patricia ll ~;~~~~,;r,five years - Pam sheaths - shifts - pc. suit dresses and many others. Petites - Juniors- MluH- end Half 51••• $4.95 Young Mens and Mens Womens New Spring BULKY CARDIGANS $8.95 STEAK KNIFE SETS COTTON SLACKS 100% virgin orion cardigan swea ter, beautifully styles with a hand knit look, raglan sleeves -s ~zes small: medium and large in lavender, blue, beJge, black and white. Stainless steel with ter- rated edge.. Made in Shef· field, England. Bone han· . dies and Pakkawood baa- Solid color cotton and cotton and rayon blends. AU 100% washable. Choose soJid colors or smart deep plaid patterns in regular Ivy models worn with belt IOOPI and cuffa or t~e long •n lean bellleso style wltll full tapered leg. Stop in the Men's de. partment on tbe main floor and •elect several pairs now. Sizes 29 to 42. Just Received A Shipment Of Enterprise Modern Aluminum COOKING UTENSILS Highly polished quality Aluminum Ware. Durable quality and easy to clean. . dies. 6 in a set. .$3.00 ... Cot d-Rop FREEZER PAPER Polyethylene freezer paper Is stronger, moldable, pliable -and makes a eJeaa., tight fold. 18 inches wide, 1.5 .squ.are feet. 2 rollo $1·00 Furnace Firing Misfires Today lntrocluel"'l Cushion Back Vinyl Rug Runner 3 QUART COMBINATION COOKERS ------·--··· $1.95 LIPPED SAUCE PANS ---·-·--·---·-·----· 59c to Ito PERCOLATORS · -· ···-·--·---·-·------· $1.19 to $2.19 DRIPOLATORS ·····---·-------·------- $2.19 ond $2.49 COVERED SAUCE POTS -----·-··------- $1.59 to $2.29 FRENCH FRYERS ........ - .. ...... :·--·-·-···-- $1.59 LOOK 'N SEE COVERED UTILI"\'Y PANS ----·-·· $1.00 LOOK 'N SEE COVERED PI~ PANS ·---·-.- ---- · $1.39 ROUND DISH PANS ·----·------- -·----· $1.00 to $1.59 OVAL ROASTERS --·-·-· · --------·-·----··-·· · · $2.19 ROUND ROASTERS -·---· - -----·--·---·-- ----·- $1.95 TEA kETTLES -- ----· ··-·-------·--- $1.89 ond $2.29 WATER PITCHERS -·-·-··-------·--··-----···- $1.49 In Tho Furniture ~partmont, Sooond Floor NEW SELECTION Breakfast & Dinette Sets ~--------------·------ BLUE LUSTRE Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner The cleaner designed for pre· clous wall·to-wal\ carpeting. Easy to us~ and safe on all types of carpeting. Give Candy On V1lentine's Day We"ve the ohoicest array of att~~Cflv~ly boxed assortments. Candy - the glft evecyolle enjoys. Se- IIIIHirtl $1.79 ~ tiiiDnt, $3.39 11110n1 $5.69 Another quality cl~ aid. Snow whi..., high quality, long-wearing ray. on yam with painted baadies. 99c Custom Styled Closed Arll\ SOFA BED COVERs· Ready to put on - and · eover need not be removed wl!enoofa bed il opeb· · 1. ed. Durable waahablo ,.11rlc tailored for perleet m with cord welted aeama. New decorator c!)lor• ln printed and plain fibl'le. $10.95 .. ., ,,~ Elb.erfeldS_I n p0 m.JH1~J' · '· '~~. e.~;;~·J;~;:::::~: :::~::~;~a~:~~.~·ndl ~,':c':, ~~·~: :: '+'" WET MOPS rre~n. Be sure to see these new sets In a wide selection of colors and styles. They're all arranged for your easy selection. lect yours herll soon. RAYON For haU. and 1tainwys, economiCal, decorative, easy cleaning, noll--Slip, durable a~d quiet. Luxurioua carpet under foot. Carpet pattern• in desigOJ of brown, erer and Jim Crow, and Keith four years - Mrs. Clar· 11~""" Searls, Rosetta Lisle, Bob Don Harden, John Lisle, Lee Searls, and Debbie Ha1rden; three years - Donna Phelps and Bruce Cottrill. Rece-iving the first year pin, bar and certificate were Mr , ijichard Duckworth and Gary ltynon. ANNOUNCE REVIVAL There will be a revival startat the Mt. Union Church at . Carpenter Feb . B. Services will ' begin at 7:30 each evening. Bro. Cecil Cox of Athens wlli bring the message each evening. There will be special singing pr. II each evening. Everyone Is weJ.. come. LOAFERS pr. jacket dresses - pr. WHITE CANVAS $2.00 new styl'es-fabrics and colors - --- ODD LOT LITTLE GIRLS Rtg. $2.99 Slz01 61o 18 ..... L. ' ' ·· ·· ganlen {r.,h, Siu> 10.20. , 1\ Now is the time to select your new spring dresses-a ~aubful g~up-a 2 II Crepe Sole 8Y2 to 3 _ $3.88 pr. Fort~• SJ.9S xI Boys' BOYS' DRESS ~ice bars were awarded Sunday morning, February 2nd, at the Syral'Use First United Presby· MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS & LOAFERS Sizes 6¥. to 12 BA~V WAY Perfect attendance pins and Women's Pumps-- Flats- Loafers 00 • THB see 0 in MADEMOlSELLE. Left. soft aublle atnpaog, IWtered 1 trim, leather aooented belt. CelaneAe pol!e1tet 1 and Anrm rayon. Green, blue or pink predominate. Bl!h~ trl-10118 ~ sheath, bulloned mook poeket, easy-aldrtod. Crisp, ~lm weaye. Celanese Fortrel• polyester and Avril rayon. Brownjbeage, nary( blue, rose;pink, oJivejpale IJreen. Both machine •W8Bhable, ll&f Attendance Pins Are Awarded in Sunday School Bargain Day S served . from a table decorated With h 1 t' til with Mrs · t e va en me rno FEBRUARY Sizes 4 to 10 h celebrities I!IEAUTIPUL DltiiiBaaiNO 5 • Impressive Installation ervlce . TempIe s·IS ters Is Held by Me•gs ~artmen.t Store, beginning at 10 a r 1 Mrs. Bertha Amos is An Impressive installation serchairman of the sale, which vice for new officers highlightwilJ ofler. homemade ca kes, .ed tht' February meeting of the pies c·uokies, rolls •. brea~ a~d ' MeiE:o; Temple Pythian Siste:s randie!'. Mrs . BPrmce Wmn Is Tue:.day evening at the hall 1~ president of the dub. TONI TODD The long lean look In solid colors or plaids, t h e chimney stacks made of cotton twlll and worn without a belt, and full tapered leg, and the regular styles with ~lt loops or.cuff. : .. '··t.\' " ~;.;:J:..N_o_._s_Ec_o_N_D--~------M-I_D_D-LI!i.;.PO_a_T.Jiport.~':-~(Joes, 42, Middle-1..!:::::::::::::::::::::::====::::.-----~~·-~-~---·":":"~· -·--~~,_...,,.-~-·~.'r:.~'-~~.-,~·~· .1( .. '·' ' -<: ., ; l""'~- -- -_,.. ..... --------·---·---- .,"!>----·----··--- ..._.__..,.,. .. ___....;...,. ----- · -------~ . -;-":""............., ~.-- __ -.•..,.... .~:" . SUPPER AT 4 P, M. The Rutland Red DevJI Boosi, <ro wll) sponsor a Pancake' Supper on Wednesday, Feb. 12 at the Rulland school cafeteria. Serving will begin at · 4 p, m. (Instead of 6:30 p, m.) and ;:on. tlnue' tiD 6:30 p. m. Tickets ..., 75c for adulis and, SOo for ohlldren. Children under six years of age wiU be. l!dnillled OWNERS OF lree with . their parents, . The !be So!ltbeastero Obi<~ mepu. will Include pancakes; of,reg:wfid ceeds will go towards the. new AIJdn;, TOmJIIY -e!:<laru. ·· , tl .,.._ was Lyle Austia, ( .I - Thirteen youtiU attenl;ll~g ~e 'annual Winter meeting of at Sou.tllern ,Loca.l Hlglt Jelloc)l Thursday oight are owners ,to 4-H and the S,~Wi'·•tlvestock Club. They ire;,flrst row (L to Hollow, J_an Allirii; Renee J!u!:t: .~il!l row, J.oy, Theiss, Jeff Mello Gmral Roopllal · · Hollon, alld Dat'ld lllon~ The·· slieall:er at the meet!Df @MISSJOI'!S - None: ·. 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