https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9b62a019c9f5853658e4ea6f3b703db0.pdf 4c4f86505d5d248a013422a82f36e2b9 PDF Text Text .... •-··,.., ~ ·· ··.·~ · \···· •••• ••• .. ,, .... .. •• .. • • =-• ~.-v z x r - : a : ,, , ,. • ••.• ... , .. , ,, ' " ~I • • <' ' o..Jan. 2,1960 -~':l'Je~oi~..~~-= Gl'(lng~ Holds Racine Churches · Ch osen Queen For T0 Conuuct ~ 12 t h Jeon AuIhzer ,m.n;Teenage Dance New Years Eve Nig ht Services Aulhzer became . MlSS Snow Queen" for Roger Chancey will return to Baltimore, Ohio, where he is teacher m the Liberty Umon a H•llh • ~= Jl:'s~ AI tilt.._ I - of the ....unc .· a Watch Party ..... hold ll>d m .... and recreaUon enJoyed. sUft$h'lft8 a G$$ Hold$ Mr.ting uS: At H,ome 3rd B'lrt hd ay Qf 1 Janna Kay Stobart Celebrated friday -- - ----- I' 1 d An d About MiddlepOrt I Aroun I d Mrs Dixon Hoi s 1 Party For EU I Ch h Cl OSS UrC County Home M0tr0n Th On k5 y UIe D0n0 t OrS . Are 0 inoer- Guests At Ch ester HOrne I · '' "' Magic Chef ...Gas Rang• Putt\. Touch Of Magie In Your Life Rafn With A New lies \ MrS. StanS bUry I nnounc•ng A I 1 Alf d 8' re d w· h Honore It . thd B1r ay Ulnner 01 .' Magie Chef Gas Range For 1960 I , Club Activities Romt'ne Rt'tes Held Thursday At EWing . Ch ape I I MEIGS w. Federated Chu·ch Class.MeetS Th UrS d0y £ven1ng Wee k Of proyer StOrt 5 MOn dOy In M'ddl epcrt I HI• 1 , I I r. Your Clothes - Will Take On ·That New look Visit Our Furnitute Third See The New Models in 1960 Mqgic Chef Rt\nges DRY-CLEANED I Pollporwd of 1:he Middleport The Club which wa1 lo have CROW'S EtBERFELDS IN POMEROY ,, WIDE I I HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY bl"l'n held Lhl.s el)mtng Monday has been postponed u.nUI iurther no· t•ke due to illooas in the family of une of the auetts for the pro- gram. ---- NEW 1960 ICinas Hold8 DinnPr The Go-G~'ttera Clns of the Syracuse EUD Church en)oytd a Chrlstma& dinner, Dec. 23, at the Martm Restaurant, Mllldlcpoft GifU were exchanged by the • group ANGLE NO'f .JUST A BIGGER PICTURE Where dill your money go in 1959? STEAK HOUSE \ Rome~~ T~e FABULOUS .. ' If you had a choc~ing '' ' ' ....... ..... • .... •• • •• ·~- ' . '..... .'\' The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company • .......... ' ·Jle~M -· ~ We Poy 3% lnlerelll' On Your s..lllp • ·, •' 1. - - ' I'..... . ... " ... ., The New.23" . Tube That Ne'ler · ' . Needs Cleaning, Never Gets Dirtll ~ealecl On Safety Glasi Cuts Room , light Reflection 50% a.ccount this yoar your can.:.llod chocks and chock stubs provide a roady financial record of your important oxpendi· lures. Stort noxl year out right by oponing a chocking account today -this modern, timelng method of paying bills fust can't bo beat. • ' -- BUT t\. BETTER PICIUREI • ' . '• ' · .:l ' '. ·~.. :. IJUI Wrlttea Warranty ON ADMIRAL ETCHED CIRCUITS THE BE.UT OF YOlllt 1'V SET ,<ID,OOit VOIII' ', ' 'l'nlllformer Pol!eted ' ..... ' • - .,. 1' ·HorlaoaW Cb...tl • . -. . .. JIMMY CONDE, 9, IS MGM's 1,000 CUB SCOUT Nation's Worst-Strike Is Settled I , d Weather ..,.... .'!' CfO\\d of 325 teen- ~ ~(ond annual Twelfth Sight st>r daughter. Cathy, of CovmgAmos Leonard worthy muter ILl " 1 , daughtc1 of Mr ancl Mrs Verne Aulttzer ttc, obscr vmg the trarl1twnal 1 · Ki 'wt~~u~s:~/~~~d / p_reaided at a 1tietrt business NfiCiS 11 wee Street, Galltpohs was cro"'ned by Jim H 1 mer . los(' of the Chrutmas S('a~un 'I he ~ _ 'r 11on after which a prol(l'am w11s .; .......,,. program eo ord.inator E.:. ~('f \l("e will begm at 6 30 p m tn I Mrs .M.,maie Gilmore and otber I presented. by tbe lecturer, !drs of FOrtertia~: her mi]esty dunng the (~il 01 1 1 s were ~haron l'oreman and til t• Baptist Church Rev John f.l relafi:ve.s. I Huber .Brown, using u Ule theme est , schCfOI e"ning was Richard Long or Mtd Nt Lk} ~tchoblsond R d th h wnJd, pe~stor of tht> Methodt41 . Rev Howw:l Ruppelt and Cilf- . .. t..ooking Ahead To 1960." RoU were. on Wednesdily dleport. Donna who al!endl'd l.nol f.Jb ~an an Y Ro ge burch, Will be the speilkt-r I ' ford Beaver retu.r~d to Mildle-~ call wa& answered wltb how to evenma: at the home of thtlr !ltrier Creek High School wa ~ 111 J l ~o werl' able to retain the I port, Tue.s<lay, after spendm.g ' !:!et more members out to the meet- I teacher,,~:J4¥- \}I~~ Nease, Ne.-e ~Ured in a beautiful lavelder ful . h<~tlt Jl of lhampwns ' m slow l'ollo'olln~ the mess ,!C . the S"r IChrnstmas With Rev . Ruppcll s : mgs A llft;o oullook was read byiSetUeme"t. , mal Tbe ueen~lect :ompNtd l rlJn t 11 ...: ltlil' for ·~9 Th e slow vtl'e o,t.tl\ adjo urn to the v,Hant lot , 'lhc third btrthda) ol Janna parent::;,~: ru.d Mrs C E Rup \1rs Brown and "A Boost For Ga.me• were played durtnc: the 8 Y FP.EDDI! HOUDAS~tE.~l' ~~~st, Be~erly Bollmg, ~taJd<~ t.! JrH • t hamp~ cumjlt'led Mgamt.1 ,.0 ~ourth Stn•et IJt"twtln the K11} S! ttb<rrt wll.s ce!Pbrated Fr1 pelt , m Gulfport', MISS. Modern Methods" was read by evenmg after wldrh refreshmentl ~h Barbara Lievmg O.i!rlenc <'tldll olhl': 1oople s Tnv,.n thll and the pr, . t oHtt t' tl ,•v <~t th l' ho me of her grand J.,n 1, Lhdds , HN , returned to Mr and Mrl. Char\es stopartl Mary McAfee. were served to Johllf!Y Grueser,. 1 , Juatic~ and Bcvrrl)" Cull;p Douna h • tlure.-l durmg the sem1 formal I where the eommumtJcti L'hn;;lnto ~ p.ilrt·ut~. \lr and Mr:s Jlube_rt Pul trr rmplvym l': 1 at th e Cnildren'a and daughter, Janna, of Lancaster Sbe!la and Creatlyn Hteb, Robert Vial judged upon the basJs of po~t' 'en1n~ frDm 7 30 until 2 ~ a m trees will b... t-ourn,..rl • ·•~• l tns of llruY..r~c\1 Avenue , .•Jddlc •I J:sp ltal ill ':..olumbus Thursday came, Tburslay to Spent New H.nmer Rtce sang a solo aecom- Hamm and Billy &er. Two ~m "' personaht) and he:~.uty INen· the ,_Hat Teen ·Tone~ Lorn- now ob!ierved m many c1hes and putt Janna Kay 1s the dau;hLer fudu wmg a visll with her mother Years watb her parents, Mr. and pamed by Mrs. Robert Louks, and ben, Denny Evans and Billy po:st•J uf (3ohby Van looney, Jrm towns thrnu ,; hout Ull.' t\IUIIU) ,,c Mr and Mrs Charles Stobart ·.. r~ )f.ilrtha Ch!!ds and ot:acr . loeai Mrs John Chancey and other rela· "A Btt of Humor" wrls read by Neaae, were unable to attend ·~ Perhaps 1ne mo~t oul~llltoclrng Jlaml'r liumJc l!:van~ ar11l Gary I On Te~dav afternoon Tht' vii t l! L~ttaster, who spent the NeN r 11 o~tlvt~ B. ton· mmmg to Mtd· tives. Mrll W A ?norgan.Tencommand· SPICIAL MEETING ' fO(k 'n roll eonll·~l t'Hr cou rliul A.ult tlwy prov ided the ven tops l tage tru ck will p1ck up tli " Lr('e~ Yl , l ~ v,.cckend With relativesld1cporl ~~ s~ CIIJ!d.s vJ, tted ln ments for Parents were read by A 11pecial meeting of tbe Clifton l td m the Tn Slii!e area saw Bever tn Ha<· k 11 Hol l mUiih' alcm~. w1th from the homes m prl.'raralwn for h<rl' , 111 , 1po1Js wtth Mtss Hel(' 1 The meetmg of the Pomeroy Mrs William Grueser and "A !, ly Ann Cull til IJ[ (,atllpOIIS attd Bill Mrllu the program J K I f b b otN I' I~ :vi<ttllyn Scott, - N. Garden club, scheduled for Mon· New Year's Prayer" by Mrs Frank Mason.lc Lodge No 23 is •nnoun11 eed for this eveninJ at 7:30 o'cloek • Ste•e '"•II•••'''"'' clf'fcnd tht1r ;p <~ <~Y tt<~S llc trst a Y d ' g a pean ut qu•• " I " 11 rn 111 :\ll' I!;S county 1n 19!57 Laurun McCurmJd, :: N, and ay 1 lternoon. h as been ran· Grueser. Fo11 owm ~ with all Masona urged to •ttend.. "Champ of Champions ' ur .li:Jt k n , ,~, h:~d a \t~rg£' decorated Qther r.u• ~~s th!!re celled. by Mrs. John Erwin, the program Rol1" fist dancm g for 59 { ICl~t'SI I Bradf~:nds btrlhrl ,o) ( d(!' hakcd hy her moth .r and Nlrs Lee i.tcComas and eh1Uengera to the und ~puled ' ,, .. , ,,, th·• .. ''"''''" 1' he cok< 1aughte~. Uwr.e, ct M.H ldieport, D : - -- - - - --- -- ---· I .;J W.l~ J>CI"H•d With 1 ::~ cream lo Hal entertained Wl~h l f.Jmly dtrmer l<:y Ootlc Mos~man, Jr, Cindy and 11 theu hom .:- P1l'.,,.tt were Mr lhcrole Slobart. of Texas, Paul I E Miller of _.'!ddi'tlp~;rl Mr and Mr a~d Mrs. waUace Bradford Russell Pullms. and the followinJO Mrs Carl Vandert\oof a: d ch.ildI ~1 rs Herbert DIXon eulcrtamed the Morumg <;ton Cl.il5~ of the and children, Carolyn. Ncda <a nd I Jduhs, her maternal grandmother •en, Peggy and Floyd , of WaldQ, £rttnurr~{' F:UH ('hurch, of which Cu.det Bruce Bradfnrd of We•t I \1rs .John Chancey, Mr. and Mr1. Jh10 and MISS Opal Almstrong Mitdred Jacobs and all the folh she ~~' the leHcher, w1th 1 party Pc.nt and Carolyn .M :hoan and H<~r te) Da Ie •• "'os11man, Mr and II Rutland. the County home w1sh to e"tend Werlne~ila~ aftt<rnoon 11t her home Mrs Wilham Bradford of M1ddle- :'~'Irs Ed "''ard StObart, her great Mr and :.1ra Darst returned thanks an•\ appprN"Iallon to Hrrck ~prm:.:~ Road I port W('re dmnt>r 'i!Ue~ts at the grandfalht!r, MiltOn Russell, and 0 thetr home n F'lon ta after the Middleport Wl Til, Knights t;ames were played and prrzes I borne of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nun- her .. parent~. Mr and Mrs Char .pe~ diJJg the ~hrJstm•s holidays Templars, Pomero} Food Co, I awarded lht• wmncrs and mem- 1nally and c{uldreu, Ster.m;n and Stobart, and Mr and Mrs Pui o~th Mr. and Mrs Jul~s ·Eiron, Mr. Davis Ice ~:~nd l'rodu cc \lidw.ily bcrs ex<"hangt•d gtfb Be cky of Chester Wedn e..day u n~ tnd Mn C P Wtllianu and other , Fe~C<ney Rf'nnctt Po st Porn ltt'lrr s hmenb were serve Y I O!hl'f~ prr~r·nt wt're .Mr <~nd ''; !~~~~~·:t.:;•;,:, 1 d b dauvesalso here Darstw1th of spentHobart Christmas )ayton ~t.ilr~ Dul1on\ Hrug ~ r~ DIK0/1 asstste.d b Y ~1rs Mrs Ray Whaley and son Kellh.l he BironB and Darsts ., 1Jw1r: ht l ogan lo Susan Ouwn,land Mr and Mrs Hobart Shields Federated ( httrt h, Bradford c harlc~ Bartell', M1chae! and Tho- and children Sharon and Jimmy Miss Bertha Grant WlJS taken to •Il-l!. ~~~·~~;~.~-~~ (I iff ~ rt'C Metho ffiJS Bentz, Counle Dill, Jan~. Joy~etp:s General Hosplta1 this week ,r Gu)an Datry Brough ct' dnd Kc1th Evans, Llllrla Dill, for treatment. Chester 411 llutland i'.i!Uia Frlrk, Melma Grueaer, Perry Mr and :.rrA 0 p Klein hiV~ Harnsonv1lle !'rea Kennedy, John Mertdfth, Debl'la relUined to the1r home after t:h;;,,.t; and any others 1Spcnct•r, .Jun Carleton, Vicki :,lrs G H Stansbury, M1ddle spending Christmas with their to make tlu s tht bt~ Young and two guests, Roger Dtx port who Is chairman of radto son and family. Lt. Cmdr. best Chmtmas ever on and Skipp) Logan . publJ('tly of the 11th District of ~·. K!em at Norfolk, Va the Ohm Association of Garden Helen Beeson. who has been I Funeral .'wrvlceH for Mrrs Eddil' Clubs, II announcing the clubs ~isllmg Mr. and Mrs W. H. Jubl· • ~~~~~ ::~,;,~~ IQQS Rpmme were held from the Ewtng projects at WMPO m Bradbury ng and others in Middleport re· wa:s ht•ld Chapel, Thursday at 2 p m With On the ftrst Monday of each urned lo her home in Columbus ' I follow: n~:: lht• the Re~ Halph c Zunrlel, paHtor th b M d nrlny Eve Danet 111 Porn · mon egmnmg on ay, a rep Mr 11nrl MrR Carl Vanderhoof k• of the first Baptist Church. of· resentahve of a county Jtarden ll K' homl' of Mr 111llI Mrs {J('tHLJn" "'d chJidrPn, P('G'.!Y and F1oyd1 of TI'Wk~lfary 111 l\l!<ltllt1)oll . S • club Will Rp('ak during the Coffee Waldo, Ohw, came Thu'"aday. to . G•••••• ror •'n• t'vt·mrtJ.: lntlndt•d •,, · Alfr•d Bt&i• ent•rt•Lncd pcc1a 1 mus,c wa~; pruv•rietl hy ll•nr " tn ""Yer spend New York's w1th ~•rs Van" ' " """ prog•·•m •l •o ~ .. N•w Y••r's thnuf'r al her Mrs Elmer WJL:kh:lln, ~ulmst ancl \VMPO ·" w!lh ] and -"'rs .lack ll<i chncr. Mr ll • " · derhoof's father. t E ••Iller, ol "";,.. IlLII l>onortn"" Mr Mrs J H Stephenson, or"amst \ • mom~ Mrs Jot.n I' trso!l:; Mr ~nd '',1 11 '' 1 ~' un 1Wyll•• " 'fh u 1 Grant Street They left this h thd Burial was Jn R1vcrvrew Lemf'· JS .nnn1 ay, Mrfl Jame~ Tllue I ll Wa'• pr Mt ~s S~o\h IIHll! un II ~ If llY V t R ]' ]] h "' d f ' tng IO VISit In [ronton With h'· Pnstut wNP. Mr and Mr11. tery and pull hearers ~t·re V<tl • ~cor jiS 'C' ow~> lp run )Ill "" am1 Mm .lu,ut Munlgomery d Mn Ward, Albert ~holl. Clyde 1:3ayle~ tnct cha 1 rman and !Liso a member mother. -.1r11 C A Vandrrhoof be· 1 - - - - - - --- [ lydl' Atlklll!i an Mr an< '"d Gc--r•e Kcnttcd) Hf lhc Rutland and Middleport fOf'e relurnmg to thetr home U.ilt• { on~o:ruve uf Daytun, :-.1r v "' uul Mrs Nathan B1ggs anr:l child· Commg from out llf tt 1.v 11 for dub/1, will speak on some pha!Se Mrs Forrest Baehtel and daugh, rcn lean, BillY and st111 ron, Mrs. the scn.1ces were Mr uud Mrll (; •I lhc r.arden cluhs ter, C&rol. took Mn Bachtel's Olhr BIJ!~s. Jamt·~ BlggH, the hon W Riddle and Mr alld \frs Wllmother, Mrs J W Da•vson, tq Pomeroy, Ohio 'I n d liam KIIP" of Charle!ilon, Va, her homt! m Va•nna, W. Va aftd I nret guesl lUI .~ n;, lf:blH an .. er a shorl VISit With tht• Bachtel riau,~thler, Judith Ann Mrs. Wilham Lathey and Mrs family TONIGHT 1 _ _ _ _ Jay Hall Jr of Rutland, Mrs Le11 •'LOVE ME TJo:NDI::It'' tl"r Lathcy, u 11 nvllle, Mrs Rohert <ariel Bruce Bradford. who has Elvi6 Presley - Velma P.agct Meeting Sclreduled Clark . At hen~ . .and Mrll John • htlcn here for the hoht"'a,yt with - also The Motya Temple Pytbian Sl•- , 'l k D 1 ~ hl11 parenUt, Mr and Mn W!IJitli<!~ "COURAr;l!; (W t.n wtll meet Tuesday evc.nmg at "" ar ' own ng 1on Bradford. left loday f6f lflitle.s BLACK BEAUT\'" 7 30 ,Jt tthe K of P Hall 111 M1dThe Happy Harvet~tcrs l'la.~s of ol West Pomt J'ohn Crawford - Mwu (;ll..son dlrport w•hen the m•w offk-er8 for th e l•'cdr:ratcd Church met Thurs· Mr and Mrs Harolrt Hood al'd ' he ye 11 r will be in.~t.a.lled ond the rlay evening 111 the new ladles par· children and \.J:rs Charles PhllSUN., MON. •ncl TUES. chiarter draped for deceased mem· lor at the church , , llps or Ga lltpolis were "HERCtn.ES" ben Mrs Phll Meinhart president, dinner guests with Mr and Mrs. open~d lim meeting with group C. P Williamson , I Rlnll'Jn..:: followr.d by devotions by Tr.rrv Lueth of Green La'ke, Ttw 11 m1ual Week of Prayl'r Ml~>ll Erma Smlth ' WlactJristn. and Kenny Marsch! of meettn" 1n :\tuJtllupurt will he"ITI •\•t'IIOil, Wtscunstn, tlune Thurs & "' DW'lng the buldneu se811lon, d ay a ft ernoon to ~fJen d Jh e Ne'" thrs coming Monday Servil't!S Will DepOrtmen~~ F~or be held each evemng at the fo'Jrllt Mn C:Jer.llnd H('turu. nmt Mr~ He•• Y-ear's weekend w1th Mr and United Prcsbylcnan lhurch l') H<'llwl WPrt· numN1 l'hairmt'll Mrs. Harry Houdashelt and 1'he meetlng:t; are under the di, for sul'vtnt.(. I 11.\'. Lltln~> <hnrwrl'l and I daughter, }i'redclie, o( Grant St., recllun of the Mttlrllt'port Mmls Mr~ Buy Sl•ylned and Mr~~o Louis and to vtalt with Jlev und Mrs. tertal Assuctahon and w11! hegltt RetiJd W~Jrt' namNI 118 the ~H~k Rol)!tld Place ~11\d family of · El· each evemn~ Ill 7 ,30 committee I\ round robtn jl{'t well Ibridge, New y 0.-){, mt>ln h"'YC hP,.., When You IIH\'e Them rollowmg \tonday '~ servile card was sent to ·.trs Adam Eb· villiting at the Houdashelt home there will be 11. meetmg or the as ersbach ' smce ~londay evenms: . ~urlutlon for the mm1sters and GamL"~ wt•n• phty~Jd duru 1\,l tht• "tfra. E R Keitt: of St PeterllthtHr wives 1aotlal ho ,, , 111} nrl••·s awanled tu burg, Florida, visited one dav this We Plek-up and llell\'er Ot!ferent mml!tlera of the town Mrs. Phil Memhart, Mrs. Max )I em week Wllh Mr and Mra. George w11! speak on dlffcrt'nt niMhta and hart and Mrs Addle Grueser Rc Dallas and family l'holrs of the ehurcheK w11l fur· freahments were aerved by Mrs ~M~r~.~~~nd~M~r~·~·~H:e:r~b~.r~t.OR~I~g:'~'~·~~~::=~~=::~~~==~=~~~~;::~~~;::;;::;;=:;::;;;;;;;;;:=;:;:..;:;::;;;;;: ntsh special muslc. Ernest Rhodes, Mrs Clehmd • ' "We ("Ju•n Everything But The Rllby" Hetnes and Mra iDale Smith. IICOND ST. PHONI 6190-J MIOOLIPO~T. OHIO breaking attractd a record ( ' School rollowmg a two weeks viS· A potluck dinner at 7 p. m. in with hll parents, Mr and .Mrll observance of the quarterly birth· , Clu.ncey. day& preceded the reJular meeting and Mrs Raymond oBums Jo! Rock Sprinaa Gran~~:e, Thund1y. On Wednesday e"Yemng the Bapand Methodist Churchto.s uf i<l''tlle together w1th thr Ractnl' 1rc Department wtll condud th t> ~~ ~ '•••Ar•·'"ea at a teenage dance New Years Eve at p0 t • Iuc:k D'Inner Th sd E ur ay venjng lqaughten, Paolino aad Janice. A <>H~ • .. , Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 'Ml (,Ill• , I' I ' ·... . . Lebanon Men Start 1960 Off • InPeaceMove On PI~ . Reconunended By Mirehell, Mr. Nixon WASHINGTON (UP!) - The sleel ".::&': was sellled today after union llll4 management nege> n bargaiDed aU 1 Union, Management Agree nllbt wltb tbe ai4 of Secretary of Labor James P. ll4itcbell. llolb tddetl adopted a seUiement recommended by Vice Pleaident Richard M. Nixon and Secretary ll4ilchell. '-rile eoutenll of tDe ~ettlement -Ii<lotlarl belnc raUby -tiro . _peodlrrc . ... bod!.. partie~," Wtd>ell ..........,. eel at • jttmnwd new tolllenaee. "" aaid tire _ , .... reached M a rauk of ~ of the .-t.. . .---byKenet conterencee over the ~ l!lld IOidJoll ,.;th tDp ollldoio of to. Stulwof'kerl' Union raud lll:l!)o B. Connd Cooper. eblef Dllll· negotiltor u.id the •tement aueement "repreaenbl • compromi.e wbkb eompaniea fered." a:oe. had be7ond what the previoualy of.. �• . nan;- ~tlrnll,~l!lddlejlott, ~ Jan••. ~~ ., ts•·'hlo!.mll • ,,a,• , · , ~"''''=i·e·n - =, · wOnted ' ' '\. DiSilt~, With Presidential Mainlv Abou,. ~· :. ~~Js~:f~l !~!,lv!~~~~~ ..~~;~~r". ' • &eerilt~ - and perhaps a secret desire - will disclose on ra..~ ...... M.y the role he has seleded for himself in 1960 presJ·I :!!If&~ tli PQ Ucs.h The governor as fiv('&p ge ....__, d a. M • 11 e'4PI~ -.._. t~wrlttf'n 111te· 1'~ - • •-" d k 1 it'......l ot"JreU '"""-ety m 1!s t'~ )t tells Whf'th~r hi' Will f'hiE"f thl' .~t_·• · ·· t•· · · vemocta tc ·pnmary \>' · d'd m ma) as a OI'tLe SOIJ tan I ate to a.q8uu• Ual. 1 • ·w• ~T· ADS MAIIIfD AT wEst Ml~ DONJ: IN !lrY HOllE. Alio· haUH wort de.lted. Mra. Pn~~<l•, 020 Loctut St., lOll CONSlSTIINT JltiiiiNDABLI RIIVLTI PHOMI 198 . Bf..,_ · :.:It' ~ward WIIH. ""' ~. - - ....... - 10 ~~ Uaree ~ ~ ,, t _ C!atwort h)' of ~1!ddleport and M1ss Marcu. K.MJ r of Syracuse werf' Nt>w Yeah din· ncr gu~9ls of Mr and Mrs A II ..,.b ·--~ d M r :w d Mrs .1a 1m,.. • r~ ers"""""' .an ~ I - - - - -- - - - - - .lilJIIt>mt>nl but catl'flll 110 t tu dis - ' lt sap · · dvsc whut .• _, .. . . • . , IC!..atv.·otthy. J h~ uiSC. 1ORllrt' WI 11 CUIIIl ,l\ a , · , moMHh~ prtss t•onfe-rt>nt'e on M1. o~~.nd Mrs. C. R Batt-y a~nd · · All f N Wednesday t}l(' KoYernor s IS2nd son eu o ewar k wt>rt. Tl !Ur!;-· b lhd ' . day "'U~"ts of Misses l..cna and Ka- I 1 · lhl l ,_!"it In Admtl.mi .- Sllt>uld bo nporlod ""''"'!lotel,. '111 -~=1 will bot bs nopoaol~io one iDcoo> 1001 ' lOr ..... Cordb=of 1'lioob llld ~ NOII<et of -~~ .lJI!I. Obltuorise pu '!I 1 -IIW ""''II. liD& 1 DAY . I I)~YB I OAYf 1 MO. 11 iOe •ua · ~.110 I m the l~l:tenblp ~ f the Oh10' •r ay . "" ~~w · the 1960 DemocratiC' DtSalle's secretiHn~ss has invit· he Culih. ~ IIDn 1n Los A nge- .ed apeculatlon Ills terse but f Mr. and MrB. Robert Ebersbitcl1 a ll · l'tl I 'Cluun Col umbus 1~s warm lltatement Saturday follow- o were holiday week · .mg Sen. John F Kennedy's an- end gue,ts of her mother, Mrs eo. !! ,.. •~ ~tddl•po_rt. - - . 12 31 3\p MOTHER and DAUGHTER w..t, 8 - 0111 moith, fo£' 10 coeat. Dtl'....._ u _.,. rato of 8 centi flO' word wW be ebar,... foo sdYeriWIIII • ""' ¥14 wl,lliln 10 <lo1w a,!ler .-tvlq tilll. . · Mrs . MargarE"t •uo I hou10 work. Will ll•e In, more lor home than wacea. Write % Box 38!5, PometQ1' , o. 1 ( 20) BusirM!IIS Services FOR THI HST IN AIITIFICIAL BRIIDfNG call ALUIIlT PARKER, CHE$TIR. 0. Kautz Feed Store, Chester, YUkon (l eroy 917-M, before 10 a. m. Five dairy breeds, 3 beet, 1 dual pur- - l Notice or Five Points Grill, Pom- ~2145 suo ~.oo ..~ 112.21 $'1.110 Me -9041 bJ ID A ll. ..W bo lo tbol day'o poper• 1 pose. NO ASSOCIATION 1'0 JOIN. Now have frczen aemen from most popular bulls. 12 18 30tp WORRIED ABOUT YOUR STIIRING? COME ·A'RUNNIN' (ContlnVM From ,, .. Dn•t in Florkla'~ Evera:lade.s killed olne person•. 4hd • 1wt~-car erath .near Saginaw. Mich ., killed seven . Columbus. Mr. and Mrs . Floyd Rumfield or RUII•nd and Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr of Columbus were New Years guesl'l or Mr. ond Mrs. Ohorl"' By BOB E DYER 1 wJth t:heJr grandmother Mn w A. Mor:g~>~n, Athen& Ro~d. · · Mr. and :Mrs. Eyerett Thomas spent Saturday in Chtllicothe With Lh.e Rev and Mrs EueE'ne Thomu and daughter. Mr. and !-lr.s. John Miteh and r.:.mUy returned home Sunday t>venlng after spendln.g New Years in, U!oban:&n with Mr. and Mrt. Floyd Meooher and fmnlly. Mfl C F Tom IU nd , - The annuaL Week·o('Prilyer wtder the direction of the Midd!eport Mlni.stertwt ~iation will begin this evenlng with Rev. Fted I. ,Gardner as the speaker. The Rev. Raymon Konk· right of the lleath Methodist Church wilt be presiding over the servi~e and the chqir of the Methodist Church will pre· I sent spectal music for the opening service or the meetings. ~c~ttna:s will be held ea~b e~en ~ot ~hey be members of the par t'ul CivU Air Patrol and Civil Defeftle unlls. sbm, 932 lelf con tamed repatk· qed hOAJl'ltal umhl were dlatrib ute-d throull:hout the United States ·lay the POOeral Civil Oefente Ad m.inistnhon ror uae In civil de-fe~ emt'Ut>neies. Thf hot~pita!s WMistt-4 or 200 bed.& each with McAPthur Hearinow. Evening Jl\ ll,t Middleport fUP Church ~ · - . Buck The year 1959 was a good yeal' lot· Meigs County's volun-~ Miaa Ma~ Hill of Columbus ond teer emerj!ency rescue units and fire departments. It was a ~' 1 "s R~b•n Gooch ond year of progress, 1~provement, and plannfng. ~ a~': "=e~ /nn~~. ~~~!~~r Not only In Metgs County, but across the nation there was Keith ond Kathy Morgan retu nevidence of vast improvement and progress by the men i..n the ~ to their home Middleport s~nfire service, and other volunteer organiutlons such as the day, a.ftfl' spenJillg several' days ~g bt t~ I act btheh First Umtt.'d tidpatlng MURNIS AJ110 durinll the week"d . auth(uPII - 1b.e Hi.lh· orities made arrest$ in three will cond..uct a lpectacular murder cases. By-Pass ..' Daily Sentinel ·i n McA.rthW' Wed- LOST Daybook . . . . l'O~~WWAT€11. Pomeroy. · 1230Stp '· . · Let SOMI· 1.~. go ~1;wbtpwn ~ill 357 and ident;!y, · LIT UIIIVI YOUI CM A ICIINTIPIC PIONI.-.o CHICIC 128. · fjce. Pllmeroy. t!!! BLAETTNAR'S Phone 30$-M 1 '"·noo , '"It .itqne --D i - ------ Y CROSSWORD ~;~~:. I. Allclmt I.D~aall •·e- Oorod 12-0.ar..... liililill •. CIU'IIIt. T. U.Oill t. lo t..to 10. ' lal tt A Pltft\IN U.l't)nill> IIYa IO.IIIar&a II.Lolt,r Motmtall pu11e . ...... . tC Jdlll ..... ' "·..... - See :&. J1. Ouest, h.lllp)l I<!DI BOIIolit. Qhlo. 1N0-30ic !aN!, Mason ent. 1 County 4 -H Club A.g • The works-hop is ope-n to 10 Moson County memben w.ho are at least 14 ~"Bra of age as· of January 1, 1960. Three of tbe county l'e· Pl't'SentaMvea will participate in mwUc •nd seve-n in recreation. Cor!. per member ·will be $7 .2&. mach peraon attendhl¥ must lll•o supply lids own tralllpOrtadon• Bed lin~llB rwill be furnished Sedan 6 eyl. ~omy Blaettnar'l. Pomeroy. ' 12 81 .610 Mrs. Theo Neutzlln~. Worthy Matron of Evanaeline Chapter OES. or Middleport 111 alll:lng ali otticort o.( the chapter to be at t~e hall ~hi• evening at 7:00 to P[4Pir~ tor tf'le firat meeting or ll1e nar, The reeular meeting of th~ chapter will be held Thun· dly evenina at 7:30. Middleport Societv tatr handlina Mill Dlantio lletehmon oi C'qi· 1 .Mr. and Mrt. Jarn" Jfubbard of Lancaster have returned to their home aftt.r vtaitJn1 ovei- the ~olld1171 .with her poreoto, Mt. • .. - ..,-- . ~ IIUtlloar;s, PomVqlo. It Sl .. D.u,~cwqrrllt enlertaln --Jlj.~ tnd Mn. Albert Duckworth JI'OUp Qf relatives at their home In Syracuse over tho holldlfl. ChrJatmu an~ wetll:end cueata wtn Mr. and :llrr. Charleo OU.k· 'liurth lhd Mn. Donito Lowll and daUihter, Roberta or Rltlmah, lnd IPflldlral Ntw Yeat'a and t11t '!feekon4 ,..,. !Wr, ihd Mrt. Wll· .. \. 'T • .., Sop a .brldo4- • another · of At Home Here f:ol::~, ~ =;~ in the church roblll;!l fOIJo~ tha ••Mrs. Rlchai'd WilaoD1, of Col· Mrt. Gordon DaVIs of and' Ml't .. Paul Jones, were hOstesses. After 1 shorl ·wedding. trip, the ,._.,.per F'RE,E NO OIUGATION 196o ALL-OHIO CALENDAR FOR YOUR HOME Stop 1'-l'ours Se•n f+IOtr I ilUSToM BUILT KJT(:JlEN DE- IpOMEttcl'r 1J1ned for your homo Free .... t ' t'Mrs. brodler Wa• . an reception l!llJorE "'' auWi * and Abbott. IH-11 CLilANDI TV Ra,.lr ....._ •roo 125 E. Mlln St. 1 Pltone 197 Hours: 9 to 5 ..••.... Thursday 1 Ill NDDD Owners vuKcHASitD AI'TEJt . .. ONI ,. . THAT D~ roa voUi\ coNVJ:NIJNeJ: u~ ~ HANDY APPUCA'l'ION BLANK .Aflli nils .AJII '1'WO DOLLAJIS (.2.00) P()a IACB DOG, MAIJl OR nJW.& To obtain Ucense by mall, fllllh aild mail Ibis fontl to GOlt.DON CALDmLL, !i'OVNTY .4-UDITQB, lfella Cou!J, Pomeroy, Ohio. Enclose ielkd~~Peti • Jfale Dog ' j •aniope and price of Ue4jlle. ' . n.oo Spaytd Female ...................................................... ..._...... ' .. .. f:' ' t~ .' ' •z.oo ... f2.00 Offfteft Naifle ...•• ; •••.••..•....•..••.•••••••.••...•.•.••••••.• • ~, . I.UW...u&p ••••••••• I ••••• 0.' • 0 0.' •••••••••••• •. ~ ' 1.... ., '' 'l'l, Boa I I• JIIAr GOLOB ' ' J, ~l '/a /wu.~I11Hi1111•\ 'bD \llmm~eiiOir\r...,.~ IIIII/I ff11l1J I I. I I I l I I I J t l I. 1.,:/ r.r. / P. GORDON CALDWEL'- .... ' .,. ' rcr DOL1a\R (tl.OO) PENAL'l'Y IF LICENSE 18 • ' . ,, 111e Middleport squad was c.all· The schedule for ~ch eve~ing in oatioDs . , ~ber of 1\fenhon Military Hon· to B&iley Run at 10:30 Sunday of the Aleoho~ Edueatton Seminar ~ SOcle1y, lllld lo Brlgllde Com· to the home of Ed Kn•p- to be held tbts week at the New Dl'!"dW of th*' ROTC at the UnlD11ve Knapper 44 wu Haven Evangelical United Breth....... diij inllli. by the squad and' physi- ren Cbureh bas_ lte<en released by vti'sfty_.--~~-'lk8IIJ - . clan called. The wn was suffer-~ Rev. Robert Dtlle, pastor of tbe 1 iDg from flu it wH tbought church. RADIOI'iEB ' · Drinkint problems from the . · 6 YieWpoint of representatives of tM medical profession, the state police, and the ministry will be preJMted. Each e'fenint seulon ; ' FUIDOM Will begin at 7 o'clock, pause Oo New Y~r!s Eve . for a fellowship period at 7:45 and Everett .Bachner I ,t.~~ ~ cl• ............. te'~ entertained wl.tk an ill theft t«;ntinue with a · ~d sesPubllsfwdH•IMib'ill:~ • party in the recreation room sion at 8. The evening's procrim ,- .· in CO!IpM1Itlon • the Advertl•lna . will conclude at 9 . ' · " Couneil•nd tt.. ~=ir ~~me on Third Ave. in ,AdverH•Ina ~ Auociatlon. Arthur Roger Burgess~ text, po "Drinking Problems" wiU be used. Guests for the ·~;~~~:.,,!'~;;11 and Mrs. Paul ~ , Edith and leport, and Miss Mar)' ~:~~~.!C~ Eli EJIIs of Columbus. D evening Mr. Ellis showed wllich he had taken wbile on a world tour. · ~ ~~~-,...e-...-.~,.~· '. ·~ TEL}:yJ.'!I()N. RADIO t S!.LUL Jppll:mce. ;epair. Phone Otil \lcOlint-qcJr:ij Ra~ne, Ohio. ..... . . Richard Wilson ol CObnD'btll belt man f~r hla ~t~. ~ !soda! Nrftt, PhoM ~ ContHt A. . C' BrodfOnl. IUoclno. Ohr. l:oep lrltth lliw ror 7• mlnioo ill11 majorilg In &eolou. 110 •• , ·,-- ---· l Plloo<l ol till• moralo~ ..... a-.rp Appt..... the c_,, .....,.,. Cr!H lradloril Your-·.,._..., lachners Hold ville. Wll a.tr •i4*-'s matron ·,of New years ratty wltll lbryeoa WilsOn ontl. • ,.,, Naoey LLoulle Lull, of llllooo'. i Sillooltioapm.IH....... d<WJit- ... ~ Rlpport.· ~ TO THE COUNTV AtiJilTOB AT THE COUR'l' IIOUSi: ~O'If. ' . . •, .... ·. . ......It ' i ;; '' ' q......, ~ · AHentlon ·~· . -..·=" Sabiioo oecllfd. Pbonei.::; AUCTIONtlll This is your bettie, tool p,... dom ....,. . . \1111 be ... lito Rlltlit will dlo 'Cold War. But >""' ~"' a p~_.-RADIOI'ItEII EUII.OPI! llOIIioc !he lrltthl D~LINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1960 D OG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20th•. .. .. !Iaven. Winnin£ tbi! llattlo by fishtiJia ConunUilist lira wilh I!Lo lnltb. to Holzer Hospital. . .. • •. 1 POtnei'oy for transfer to miDdl. lal'f!O ellen ~~ \ Wlmom Landoro, 11 Pom...,, to In the Mete• ~IT jail, commit· ' ttd b; tbe .OUniJ eour for fllluro . • Plf • flftl. Other county o011r Ul ~I•· atlon aervJee. Jaet'a Refrlgera- thr. battlt for mc:o~s Leg NEW ' Man Committed To Jail - AIR CONDJTfON$: ·- REI'lliGD- RADIO FREE EUII.OPE lo hclpinc !he F,.. Wollll will · CITY LOAN ~11 and to do it better all the time. !lam lh!•-•9rtb and ..,nddaUih· ter, Diane. ol Jt.lttman. can ,..... c.""'""· ~~ew squad her arw - . . Ohla. • ~ KARl & VAN ZAMDT Iii- 12-NO!p 414 N. .ilocood· A..._ Mlddl- 9 A. Mo to t P. M. I~ Phone net;~ 'tit~ ~ .;;;.,o..- AT ' Called rr""'·roland. one or ...yletltn that pnm Schedu}e T0.1d oroam. · . ..Ill. ~h• ta ....,. om~l1!yed al Obl,b sutrei'ed a broken leg. The F Semmar • On applied Jpliob and brouobt 1 or Til< bri~, KIY!!Q'... ~ . ~· state U'IV.nltY Hoopltal, In Cbl· to ber hrot-~~lll·lo ~ D. Lu · 1~~\d~~la. ll!r; Is a ,...duato the Ewlno. ambulance. She .... Drink Problems ·' of Zanffi\tlle ,._ 1 II("" 111'. illlo Cilr Hllh School, aod I quet Wf~ta' io4 ~li: Ill' ilft a ...i>IP al Ohio 91•1<> Uolyer- taken ... a ctiaJW!Irlja. Jlej-. filii~ FOR ,ltADIO ANO T,· V. RII'AIRI ..... a ................ .. 'i.uiilk : 245·X. - .re witil •••v1c1 AND Pbotie ll'l84-Y. ttifflk ,.en .of ~idee, it mak• fOOd' ~~e11841tm88· W:e ~ proa,.r aB the cointinn)ity prospers 80 we . thriVe ln e~eJIY wti We ~· ~- - - 196'0 ' - Til•• l>hO..o mm~ Allt<11111 quote r- aletler , Scout leader h,usband of his mis- ! ~ pmposed proJect. l~ated at tress at Painesvi.lle Ohio. Jn Las · the Baltfmote and Ohio ~ilroad Vegas, Nev., a 28-Year-old ex:-eon-~ tllacks .e ast Ol McArthur, .wtU cost. viet con{e.ued that h~ and a coma~proxt~ttly $375.~ u~ludtnc ~ panion killfd four members of a r~ht~f"Waf and engmeertng, the KaKnsas fatm f•miJy_ In Buffalo. d partmtm said , a. 77-year-old man was charged with fint.d_egree murder in C!J D· Squad Sunday noct;on w;u. the aiayiou: of • .... is ~· tlptftea. Foreman an aetive pari fn its affairs. Like any Dth~ citizen, we waYtt 'b'lir i'om· 12 31 6lc · .ru:.~ eMtlililitilr •elotr~. ~-~t,!eu. or!ginal .• 'I· ot thoi!G that do. • take a•d Mrt. lllrl7 stover. .r..~-=~~~1 - W11m a ettit&n ot each comm\inilY we ser¥e and wU I nfent vlattor with Mr. and iMrp. Mihn.tnt Weblter. umbu• c . Jltibon, Pllllbtlilb, ""·· "'"' fltrfell«l I •10 bori4 .qtt II ..... pltnl ·~ ' l!l .ill~ lilt ••. ll<ionlld lliU.. tD tlrite ~Ia .... )\lneo .r. pr~. '~nt. 'wP .... rower, •lffl!Di· ..dlo . heater, Blaetlil•r'i, Our job is generating electricity and getting.it tO where it's used. We're in this business because it is concerned with the supply of a fund8111ental rec!Juirement of modem liVing, because it's an honorable one, because we ~ike it. and because we want to earn a living at ft. We aim to give one kind of service to 'everyone.-.. tbe best that's pOssible. 'l'hat means supplying our ~lrtel'$ with What they want when they want it. · It mees beinl courteous at all times and main~inint aftractive euy-to-do.businf!B&owith oftlcel. It mea~ 4o1ng ~ei'Ytbii!f we can to k"P compl•lft~ ~ .~R) and it means Pl'OinPt .and al . ·'· I de. . . . l>illo. .... I)DioJ!. to help you live better Electrically 01/icer• Notified fll'lt.el'tlilh~ I ltllil PhYMOUTH OurJob l u:ary 17. 4D.IIobltulll .-:::=---:: -· AND I&4NY Jltbll at ul!rldoe pd.- '· be conducted at the camp on J·a n- ....... .,........ t:il. Mllter 'bMtJmo (Oer.) II.Oitlotol - f f. .,.,._ 40. TV''allr. paint (abb•• 'itijpji • SPECW., .. Sunday mornin.a: l'M!:I'vicea wtlrl ~ vtotter , ae. Koua. loin pURe S~l 'fH~ . lot Ql.J)SMOBIU: f il<>or .$91!ol. ~ ~· O!iJlna1 black fln~h. A ~ctnal mu:al.c and recreation workllhop- for 4-11 club rnembera: w.Nl bu held at Cedar Uk.es State FP'A·FHA Camp near RipJey, W. Va ., January' !&, 16, and 17, 1t ha& been .announced by Janet Wei · the eamp. IT. Calft'l &tlpll& a w• Color a27..w ... aoa.. !OJ" a arrested anti repeated a o'~e .dbIJfW l!-.Ucoad undtri)8S.S on U S. counted confession that h?' Wli 10 in v lnt.Dn County the sniper who killed t~e Boy ed tbe double ring eeremf!by, . . '' at 298t,! West Fourth To Splint Broken ish priest !lew Years !YO¥._ The Rev. and Mn. Lotda A- Avehue, Columbus. Baagerttr the bride'•m- . '111t bride ll I graduite of Mid· The Pbmeroy emergency IQ.Uad lllr.. a.O llil. Orville B. . . . iiJM*rt Hlib Sclloot and 1!10 Belh· .... coiled lo Gold Ridge at 11 •. 'I Plain C1t1 art parents of t.lit• • Sehoel of Nuhlnt, of Unes Su.nday •hen Mrs. E. A. Ste- HOUSI a~"' Amold 1,.. lab CO)!l!D, of -Ia. Sh~ 1 tho.., Syroi.'iljo, ,Ohto. Phono white :tll~lo, wilh a aelJII~ ot U6oY. ·· ' " . . 11 ~9 tfc 1t~~notJS, . eeqtet;; 'tt{\Vi-' 1 whtte . '• Wll':.sON 1 In a \>eauti(ul ~ sal4blg; with pine, eandelabra and ll:aditlonat VUfs ..Cit .white flo~1 oehterod with red poinsettas, wltb !Dp white !5PJI"'l with silver bows al the stained gloss Willdo\vs; . , q ~ti Memofial Methodist 1 ~1$ of 'lhe wll!ld\llg Dec. Chul'th of Wi!llt Mil~ wu 19 of Carole June GOff. ~· ~rt Benjamin WU.on. The Rev, l.ouJ• ·A. Bangerter·'~ .l'QimJ eeuple are J1 bome lo !heir MUIL~·R'I'VRHACt..., WIITI~ ion vell 'I'll 04UI!J!l lllllno~ .. Regional Music, Recreation Event For Razorbacks ~ •· - liils. 118iEM·... Wiloon · . POMEROY, OHIO . · I I and 1ufferlne should a dlsa11ter the paning of a bond IAI:itrike our area. aue by the cltl!ena of Middleport Everyone ol Lhe five fire de- for a much needed fire truck and partmenta apd four emeraency- equjpment reacue unlt1 in .Mei&a County made 'l'hesc improvements, marka Of bl& lmpwvementa In their vol- r,roMress and plans are only u uoteer .ervice or made plan• for ew of the many steps being taken lmprovetnent In UNtO. bf our volunteer fire d'epartments - Pomlti'D:Y. wbich hu the only and emeriencftrescue unila in fmercency·reacue unit operatlna order to preve.ift flre1, accident~ aa a te,.rate unit from ita flrt. and auf!erina as well u the aav · dePartnlenl, mqde lmProvement.t int~ of livea. · t" itt ~~~ue truck and added The1e clvlc·mfnded men of our llliw eql,Lipment. county aro men to be proud of. comP.le~ re·wl(lnl job Wll 1 They are rpen like you and I who on tbt .truck alnee it had • 't bave regular job1 to do, but will i 1nd 12 vo1t snterQ which re· still drop Whatever they are doing ~~lted in many dlttlcultle• for the und anllwer the <'all to "Co me A' INiuadmon. T!le re·wlrlna waa a Uunnln ' " ltnlab~•1tb froalt-tmd alipme.nt. AU WOI'k done by Serri.oe Cratt.men ~ UlinB the lt.tmt llclrantiflc equipment and factory.approved met.hotU. See u1 today-and. pt our tow ·coe t Front-Kad Soeclll ••• a~~m>'="" : -,~•1j8Cifl0~·~r1 j rlili.' &u ~~ o.uy wan .tear ~ \UI • complete wheel b&laDCII ud Flo}·d E. Hargrave, 84. Was J~· ~s I BB'I'Wl!EN ded s~iit, Re)ford. tau Dwls~t . s~. Cl>ei&r, YUill>• s-2270. churches :Sapt;:; I ROAD Churc&. ; 1 Saibaonite fpldlnl dor/11 . , !!JOIOI chiir with pad- Dn-vert Cited Ma , C I ON Shade Riv.er and . Mt. Herman res Y er•an urc · . On Tueaday evening Rev. Konk• r!ght wJil be the !lpcaker w~th Rrv. Two Gar~ner presldlna:, and the choir t urt 1of hJs church, the <:hur(h of Ch!'i$1 ~,! drh~:!"t!ve ~n elred to presenting the speclal mtlak _Rev. Warren Itulburt of the- }:~ t~U:C ~l::.=. Charles Leg.ar F1rst Baptist ~burch will fle thf' speaker on Wedneaday and Re_v. clf;t_;:~~:~~~e Howard Ruppelt Of the F~llt U1t· Jan. 16 to enlwer to 0 charge uf 4.11 nmsury equipment and me-d· )latlon to ltt"rVt .. \t'lllpot'Uf raed Presbyterian ChuMb pre- reckless AnM~•tlon and Lindy Joe c11Hitll wherever they are placed side and the choir of bla -eh.urch ..-,. ... -111,. -are packaaed for lorJil-term suqr~y ~~ HutzerpH~:I.;:.l :u~: lwlllbepreseFnt 8.,!1~1 .blus!cal :,"::ftedr'bv~M~~~~e ~ ....ex· aile--num r . or u1ura~y 1 · · ~ervu~e. ., .tor..e and fannol be ....,.... ........,n. Rev. Ruppelt wtll deUvu the 181 • trol on a ehari;-e of rpaSIIing on a I c! II d f "gl or . a v e ense emereenMrt. Newtop Sp(!ncer of Logt~n mon and Rev. !Julburt will dde Yellow Une 4ft Pomeroy. ey or a major dl¥a&ter •uch as a arlllved Sunday, due to the illness with the Baptta" cho~r • aJnaf:. ~ Sch'oono"Yeir d, to appear tomorfi~ nooctl1 or flotOnha.do.h '" 1 I•Lation. ' 1 °~ .her daughte-r, Mrs. C. F. Tomp- on the last evening. Rn. Nyle ~ t-ven-ing. T!here was no aeasion .ane & a e o 10 as ...., o kmti. ....._II! tile 11ft. h . o'P\na r' 00urt Saturda · \heM unllll &:'-' alte~ed thrOUihout Jn Racine and Rutland, plans are Miss Shirley Smith returned to ~ trill U : : ::!:::~ ~i: ro ~ Y evenmg. the 1t.al.e. Mt:llill f.:~u';'tY,. through lal1o. belnw m~de. to build new fl.re he.r em 1 ~!oyment in Minneapolis. •111io .. "lOiepelMned b tb~ · 1 'lv'tStT llltOM DAYTON the ert,o~s of thl' Ov~l Alf Parlol !lt.BtiOnH . Ractnes 1960 plans In - Minn., Saturday, 'll.fte.r spendln·g GaWpelil ltAfi =itule ctoir. dyt'je and Leo WUJiamson of and (.lvtl Defens" director How· 1elude the purchase of a tanker the !holidays with her parent . M Tblt ariel If Daytdh• 0 vl!JIIted their Lh ar~ Mullen acquired . two ,ol these truck to be uaed m combatting and Mn1. Csrl N. Smith ;"~· . r. 1 . meet 1ng1 ts a M ~~· , . ·• , mo _e r, unihl. One IH tlort!d m Middleport rural fires Sytafuse also hopes Ave , , Spring cu ... - .......... t'•vttt:am of the phurches a::· e Wtllia'mson, Vale _st, and the other In Pomeroy . for a new fire Alation and a bel · M. . of MlddlepqrJ · All are ~nvtt~ to \ nj a rabbit ·~nt while . 0r. .and Mra. Ca rl N. Smith were attend theM1aervlces wh~thtr or here over the. New Y(!al' 11 !holiday. I n lh e even I oI a dt•••1er, m ay ter equipped rtrst aid vehicle · 111 airo, W. Va .. Sunday to '4t· ' _. - • it never C(,lfll(', our ~·olunteer fire- 1 Mlddleoort, as well as the tend a rcu ..lon at the home of her men and squadmen will be work- other de-S}artments of the county, parents, Mr. a-n<l Mrs. F. M SchoollnJ hand In hand with theae unltl added many new pieeea of awdll- <"ra(t . U pardlana ot the live• and pro- ary equipment to their alrcedy efperty of the cltlzem of this eoun- flciently equipped units. Mrs. Adtim Eberab.aQh l"eh.tr.ned ! ty. home Saturd-ay from Melia Gen· j Probably the b!ge:est mark. • of tl;'al Hosp.ital and is eonW~-l{letlng Thl• ia a definite mark or pro- pro&tes& In the l'OUnty as far D-' I ' )\ltll creu tow•rd• the •avln& of llf~ 'Uil! fire service Ia con<"erned was ntC'f'ly ---~ajor slep in adding to . th~ tf CJciency of the squad Bes1des th1s th., oxygen equJpment wa.s over· hlluled and a new heater ~,~;aa ad~ ed ~~. the rear of the truck . It 1 ~ belle.,ed lu _be the O:'JIY emeuenc~ v~~lcle ()f 1ta type m the area to h&\e a heater In the back. ~hi.~ adds to th~ comfort of the P-"hent as w:£'11 as the men who answer the caHs Pbna for 1980 include a new d radio for the tr.uek an I~ the fire department. plans are bemg made to build a new First Ward fire • IIR~NINGS Morton ' A~ .' DiSalle said otli}'' h e ami Ius sce- nounrt'ment uf his candidacy for Odrtta Pierotti ntary, Ml91 'Mildred Cunn mgham , thC" DemocratiC presidential nom A2C Tommy Garni'S ldl Satur. know what We deci~iun is. ma\lon did nothing to disdose his day for Lowry Air Force base, af· I He \fas glad to talk about the I ~ret or quiet the speculation. j ler spending the holidays witlh ___ _ · - - - - - - Mr. and Mrs . Robert Cy ru.s and 1 other telatives. 1 MW Judy Jennings returned to her home, Alllanc-e, Saturday, af1 ter spending a week wllh her fra. ther, Carl Jen nings and other relative-9'. Mr. arul Mrs. Robert Ritehie nn<i son, Bobby, returned home Saturday, after ·a visit with relatives in • ' .• I~ -~ ~ • • • couNTV AUDITOR of Melgtl COimtJ 20, 1988 to aYeltl ~·· .... Poll '' �' • '1)htty &!fltlnm, 'Pomeroy-Miilille()Ort, o.,.YIU!.'4, 1~ -- Cage Titans Clash Here Tuesday NightGiousterEndsTornadoes'IiomeSireak.Wias h • SUFFERS SLIPPED DISC WINS MIDGET RAC! BOSTON (UPI ) _ Jungle Jim l.o~l~Jtofl of 4lbe Hoston Celtlcs WEST HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. (UPJ ) - Bob Marshman of Potts- I SATURDAY'S aASKETBALL United Pr"' lntematlonal down, Pa ., at 23 the youngest dnver In the field, woo the 3J,.t -mile, Vlll•novJ 11 Boston Coli.,.. 67 tt.e Natiooal Basketball Assn sea-1 35-la.p r.ace {()r three-quarter mid- St. Fnncis (N.Y.) 80 Sl.n• 60 lOa 'Wtth a alri.pped diS<" m his get autos Suntl.3y at the Island St. Bonnenture 105 V•iiNr•iao 77 t.s. ~rden . Holy trMI 82 Dtrtmouth 77 Duque-sne 71 Bowl ing GrHn 65 Penn~oylv•nil 67 Princ.ton 57 North Carolln• 75 Notrw D1rM 6S Auburn 64 Mlululppl St. 41 Florida 73 Loulalan• St. 6J l Tul•n• 76 GMrel• 74 TWin"'" 72. Vand•rbllt 60 Cltmton 64 Oawidaon 60 Geor1l1 T.ch 62 K•ntucky S4 IMlul .... lppi 16 Alablma 71 Miami (Fla.) 107 S. Cuolin• 106 Clnclnn•tl 70 Deyton 63 ALL TYPES Purdu• 79 lndl•n• 76 Louisvill• 75 O.P•ul 74 BndlMake Your Appolotmenl AI ., 86 St. Loui• 64 Mlnn•sota 70 low• 61 Michlgln St. 91 Wlaconsin 79 Mlchl11n 72 Miami (Ohio) 64~ Wichita 69 Houston 62 BATIERIES. COJLDS. REPAIRS FOR ALL AIDS ~ be lost for the remamder or I t e league's second best both in of. fense and delense - Ja•kson - Tuesday nt'gbt t'n a battle ... t hhaetwsb. ouldf.put the halo of title favorite around the bead Of fe.nsive club, entertains Start The New Year Right With Good Hearing FREE HEARING AID DEMONSTRATION ASHWORTH JEWELRY STORE or THE MARTIN HOTEL, Pomeroy, Ohio 10 .0 0 1 The SEQ's top offenalve club is the Pomeroy Panthers currently at •HI in the leag:.~e and ~ on its season, with 287 points rolled up in ils four league contests. Pomeroy opponenl.li have tallied 195 points. · Jackson, meanwhile, al&o unde· feated, hu hit for 265 points and permitted 181. Top defenaive club is Coach Charley McAfee's Ath· Meredith Named ' g 0 0 t st andin In Shnn'e Game ~..:·c:r .~·~:7,=.sv•: ,s!~r~~~. ~ Me"" o......, 56 Stanford 55 OT WEDNESDAY - 12 till 5 P.M.- JAN. 6th Every Meal . . . Bulldogo who have allowed them, but lla~·e counted up only 201 for themselves in tashioning a 2-2 league rec£Wd to daLe. Mlddleport"!l Yellow Jackets hit the road tom<lrrow night, going to Wellston with a fine opportunity Lo make its record 2·2 after wino11ng their opener from Gallipolis, Lh< n absorbing three straight losses, to Pomeroy, Athens, and Logan. 'Jhe Jackets are least potent basketwise, scormg 190 points in · 1mg lhetr lOUr games an d permtt opponents a fat 246, next to . the most of any SEOAL contender. Wellston has perm.itted 2.58 points against it. ens 178 po1nts scored agamst AT CIRCLE'S dibh --- Indiana's Ted Aurtteman Rutland enterlailll Allenaville, ucLA 57 wuhlngton 55 . ___ Oollege of Pacific's Dick Bass Eastern travels to Belpre, and Har· OHIO COLLIGE 1- - - Oregon's .kJam Wllcox -- - No- rlsonville J<lea to Hanrum, W. Va. K.nt St•t• 65 Akron 61 And around the SEOAL, which 1 tre Dame's Geo111e lzo --- stanToledo 63 Ohio University 53 fQrd's Obri1 Burford -- - Clermon/6 has three games to play to comXavi•r 75 Creighton 71 Lou CordHeone. plete ita first round Of seven Kal•mnoo 69 Kenyor~ 61 OT . They were tile ~.,btesf 8tJarl games per club, finds Logan at Methodist Tourn•y w -the most eensaboo.al bf all Uallip<lliB and Nelsonville at Ath· Ohio North.,.n 64 Shl'1ine East-West eames Saturday . . ens. Baldwin • Wallace 6-1 But their memorv lln.ger on Logan will be heavily favored to (championship) m t h-e wake of the West's 21·14 hand Gallipolis it$ fifth straight victory over the East on t:tt-e loss while tbe Nelsonville, AthMt. Union 84 Ohio Wnley.an 69 (consol•tion) strengtlh Q( two touohdowns in t:hc ens game, with B<lb Boling back Calvin Invitational la5t three minutt. of play. in togs, bas to be considered a Celvln 89 Woost•r 73 conaolatlon toss up at this stage. PRO RESULTS Meredi-th, Who set a new Shrine ArMrlcan Hoek., L••gu. ga-me record by ~s.tne for 243 BufP•Io 4 Quebec 3 onrtlme yards on 19 c0mj,1etlone (oo inSEOAL STANDINGS RochMter 6 Sprlntfl•ld 0 teroeptri008) in 37 tries, !W'IB voted W. L. PP PA HMsher 4 Provld.nc. 3 the outstanding player of t:he Pomeroy 4 0 287 195 N•tlonal Hoctc..y LHeue game. And CordHeone wu named Jackson 4 0 2M 181 Naw Yoric 8 MontrHI 3 the out<tbanding lineman. Logan 3 1 Ml 230 O.trolt 4 Boston 3 But there are many who Athens 2 2 201 178 Toronto 4 Chlu,o 0 thought otlherwise. WUcox., for in· Middleport 1 3 190 246 Natlon•l Bask.tbell Alloc:iation sbaoce recovered two East fum- Wellston 1 3 191 2M SyracuM bles led to West touchdQINns. Nellwnv!lle 1 3 21~ 22J 114 Boston 113 o.trolt 1f4 Clnclnn•tl 112. He &bo intercepted a p888. Gallipohli 0 4 191 268 St. Louis 110 N•w York 108 Aucreman li k e CordUoone YET To PLAY FIRST ROUND broke t.hrouih ~e West defense~ (ends J•nu~ry 15} ttme and .again ~ throw ljJhe We-st ~omeroy-Jackson here, GalliINDIAN DEFEATS MACKAY backa for h11g1e loaees _ espeoi81· polls here, Logan away; Jackson:CALCU'ITA (UPI) - Ramana· ly In the first half. Beu caug,hrt Pomeroy away, Athens away, .Mtd· than Krishnan defeated Barry llhe w~nrring touchdown, iu.g·ginog dleport away; Logan-Gallipolis Mlllckay of Dayton, Obi<l, 7-S, the ball Ovet" from 'llhe nine wbile home.) Wellston away, . Pomeroy 6-S,--..6-4, S'!'nday to win the Aala-n carrying NorljhWestem's Ron Bur· home; Athens-Nels~nv~lle home, lawn ten-n18 <'·hampl<lnshi.p. ton on his b114;:k. • Jackson . .pvay , Gallipolis away; ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;ollW Middle pt~rt--,.-Wellston away, Nel· s<lnville away, Jackson home; Wellston---<Middleport home, Lo· • • 1 • • gan home, Nehoonvillc away; Nel· 0 p T 0 M E.T R 18 T sonville-Athens away, Mid_dle~rl S p home , We ll ston home; Galhpollsa • • ~....,. """101 treet, omero, I...ogan away, Pomeroy away, Ath· that Stop In Soon And SLoe For Yourst•lf. l'ou'll Be Glad You Did "\. r Circle's Restaurant Phone 9599 218 E. Main Pomeroy 4-6,1 I I _ N .W COMPTOA"- 0 Of!W.. Houn: t to U, llo 6. (Olole R Noon ...... :: 1 4:~ 1 .,~E1ful !· OD 5 1 ± $!t, . e-n···c-a's b~·-g··gest Am .little delivery truck! ' D Thun.) ~2 classes. at 31 vttlones. --Class A sthedule wlnning streak at 54 straight. -Const'!cutive schedule wins, Class A, at .home and away , at J4. Coach Dick Macak of Glouster, had too much big stuff down fr<lnt and too much outside shooting strength not to be denied. ~folnar had 2 1 points and Hatfield :1:2 to top all scorers. Don Weese , Tornado guard who has not scored heavily, came up with Racine 's t~p performance, 16 points, on 7 f1elders and two of four free throws. Racine had 23·15 lead iu the ~econd quarter but Glouster tied ll up near the end of the first In en• home. ------- SAN ~UP1) - Jack SETFRANCISCO PRO TENNIS TOUR Kramer's .annual proies9i.onaL tennis .tour of the United States--~his year featuring Panobo Gonzales, 1 Racine 16 32 t8 o80 Glouster, Molnar 7 (7-8-) • Jl, Bcyson 4<l-7) 12, Grinstead • (0-1) 8, Hatfield 9 (4-G) 22, Con· way 1 {4-~) 6, Pb.iliiPI (().{)) O. Totals 25 <11J.26) 69. Racine, Wolfe ~ (2-3) 12, HIU 3 (Q-0) 6 • Price 3, (5-6) 11, MeKelvey 4 (2-5) 10, Weae 7 (2-6} The ~ough contest for~ed start- 16, Dale Cole 1 (1·1) 3, Grahlm er Racme forwar_d Vtrgll Hill to 1 (I}()) 2. -Totals 24 (12·11)) 80. s~l out the enhre second half Wlrh four. p{'rsonals, and star forward Dua1_1c Wolfe was~ tost on fouls late m the game. HIRED AS coAcH- 0 . new UPI -head Ardon Roberson is~A.the football RADIATOR SERVICE Tblnk Of FACTORY MI!THOD RADIATOR Cleanln£ & Repolrlng by Trained Speelallols Every Job Flo-TeatOO For Your Added Protoetlon s I. Moln St. PorMroy meet Nucth we.tcm tm•i gh L lowa wlud• fc1ccs Wii!CIIn!;lll trJ- 70-61 lhc j<lltud first Bigby Ten test for night, Inwas Mmncsota, both teams. The defeat was the third in 11 games for the Hawk- . eyes who recently placed second family neetl• ',I:IU W"'l,tb~ast jn:15 Jack f'aar Show suett of "'r· and. Mn. HoY! Keeton, · S.turday )lllht.. . O:~elis ·of Mr. aqd Mn. G. 11. R•'dikin C~rlottrtis were ,Mr. and ' 1:00 .lip ill! 13-Mo~tdo The Brighter Ouy 'l1';e Secret Mono 1:00 About Flees 1:30 Way of ,We 11:00 Day In Court 2:00 The Galt stoJ\m Shr:w-' 3:00 1:...1 the Clo<t GeorJe ·a ..dlkin, Jr., and baby dau· Jan Pickett is spending a vaca- , tion with hls brother, Ual"ley, and wife and othe,r relatives in Flori· da .. Mr. and Mrs .. J . E. Radekln en· ter:tained with Christmas dinner. were Mr. and Mrs. G. A . Arlie and Tina , Mr. and Nicholson and Ronald. and Mra. Robert Holliday and baby, Jud)•, Mrs. Nellie Vale and John and Jesse Woods. Mr. •nd -Mrs. Hugh Rupe and Rand)' spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives in West Virginia. Mrs. Erma Vale is spending the a recent guest holidays with Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Vale lu Belle vHle, Jll. Guest!. at 'W. R. Holcon{tis during the · :!eason were Mr. ·!did Mr!l. Robert Fisher, and Mrr ihd Mrs. Chis · Essex and childreti. Mrs. NeUie Vale '(lttended the or Mr.. U,rE:Wer at the Center ChUr~. 3:30 Who Do You Tr1lJt J1JO Americ-a11 8an.-.tl 5:30. Rin Tln Tin 8;00 San Franeiseo Beat u~ Yonr !:110 RepGfNI 6:40 Weatherman 8:45 John Daly NeWB 7 :30 Honeymooners 1:30 Sugarfoot r~:~ro 1:00 '!'be Rtfl,mu 9::)0 PhUip l!larlowo 10:00 Aleoa Proaentl 10:WJ Keep 1:~ T~tlng ~~:n~~~· ~To~-Weather n1gbt .1:® ~: 1:16 1:15 11:48 13 1 1:30 December '2:00 ""•• of . •2:$ Starch For Tomorrow ;/ 12·45 Tbe Guiding L!rht ):00 Heart of the CUy The Edie of Nl4!>' The Three Stooges 1;10 1')le Jule ruvun Show ·a:so Amos 'n' An<b' 7 :0(t · ' HiPWay Patrol f:SO Masquerade PartJ' IIGU Texan 8:30 Father Knows Best 11:00 .Oanny Thomas Show 8.30 ·A nn Sothern Show 10:00 Hennessy 10:30 DuPont Show ~1:00 News ne 1:15 1;3( 5:00 ,5:30 11:00 1:18 1:8Q 1:110 ~cret Storm ld.ge of Night The Three Stooge~ Life of Riley Arlh•tr J. Smith Nft'l The Jule RlvH.n ~ Amos 'n' Andy l'ronUer I Tutte 990 ' i' 7:30 To Tell The Tt•th &:00 Dennis O'Keefe Show 8:30 Many Love!{ i:fDobY GlHII " 9:00 Tialitrope ~feW!! . ·" . 9 :30 Red Skelton ·SheW 10:00 Garry Moore Show 1:00 II O'clock · Newa Jl:l& Theater 13 t:OO ll.ed Rowe l 1•80 l"at'lb Martel R<port 1:83 !lew• ~40 Breakfast PariJ l:tll Radio a:oo n.. oatlofadloneol.....,nr.- ...lllpW...., J.1ymnal Breakfast ~arlf 1:i0 New.1 l:lla Brtoklalt i'lrty ttmooKthohomotnducr.afalnlly~ MOlt homM con be qukltty aitd .t .., modol..t to -ldo •• !mllllna""""' .. UO Community and !neal Newo 1:811 Jreokfdl Pari>' ......... us for plans ••• unul.,... • • , v bulan • , • D::SO MominR' Devouona 10:-IB O>untry Hoed.,.. 1-1 :10 fl.rD' Muket Report .o,oo CoU•e Time UP TO 3 YIAIIS TO PAY 10:15 ·. Swap Sho~ Chr!.tmall Dinner j 1:aJ News 1:36 Musir.-Go-Rouod Of The Ohio Valley 3::r.f llUJlc.Qo.ROund 8 A.M. I :55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A.M. 3:SS P.M. 2:3Q News (local) 2:33 Musie-Go-Ground. &:SO Newa 4:80 Newa 4:8$ MuitJC>(lo.BoPDd 5:30 CllliiJDunlty and Loe&. N0111 1!1!35 Hatiooal . Newt 1:40 SpOrll• Desk ':45 Armed Sr::.'\1!ces 1:10hOW 4:00 Sundown Serenade f'lll alp oft) The Donald Luckadoo family re- ltutland . eq\ertained with a turkey noOn. Chr~mas Day served buf· ------+.-- fet style. !)$11 ~ Mr. end ~ . ~- . Mr. a~d .lltl. Alllen Sprjnlt! · ~nald>:J,ittliodo'~ and aon, ·Way~, and tw~ ,<hlldren -· of Vlrclnia Ot .ofy!on; ~· MoU~ Oro,n~· ipent o~l ,dQyo with her ,~.,, Frank -Grant an~ 'betb¥11. L(rckl· ents, Mr.· and Mrs. thin• Moore doo. , _...I!IOiailo iDC'' ......... . 11\UJd:r· ' bandleo. Twbl ilr fllll -fort-coordlllaled · Mat:cblnt' ....... boa low aprlnf at aalll6 . _..... t ' . ' '' and son, PaUl. ' evening a ping pong ~;~~~~:~~"!;scrabble, bowling, dancing, Otincse checkpil.:k up d!tic:ks were inunder the dW!etion or the and Mn. Wallllf J. Bartels. sahdwtches and Freileb fries · serv~d by .Mr. and Mil. Ro- WIIaon at 10 p. m. ~!:SO. lite group adjou..ed to chur<,!h 11nctuary whete waa held ¥Bkins a God's on the old year and pray· fqr the new year. ~]O!Jed with the bells of both the and church buildings the 27 .yo~ng people present. NEWS M,r: and Mrs. Curtia ~uclcad~o, turned to their home Sunday after· dinDer . bn Your FOR THE tos Sign On · 11:40 Count~')- H~WD 1:00 RFD (Couutry and WOI!el'J> • 12:00 News 1 12:80 Music) Just J'"or You Can lie ltuRtu an . addition to your home, •• an ancloaod porch, or ltraueway s·~or ltadio Dial ·. WMPO Daily Prow-am Schedule ' Junior Hig'h Y()Ut.h Fellowship Has Watch Pa 1:30 As t he World Turn1 2:00 For Bette? or lqr. WII'IB 2:30 Art Llnkletlel' HouteportJ 3:00 The MiUionelre . 3:30 Verdict Is YoUH 1:00 The· ~righter OQ' D:80 The We of Riley • 8:00 Artl:lur J. Smith, New• i-":00 1 Love Lucy Mf4. 1.<!!110 fJoffmaiJ.. LliJ1Y and loliltlene, Mr. and Mrs. Wll)tam Phlllipi, l!lr. and Mn. Boger Bolin and J'obnuie ind Mr. and Mrs. 12:30 Love tha,t Bob wv .. •t fER SUPPER Mr. and Mr1. A. D. Morrison were hosts to a Chri1tmu eveo.tng dinner. Gue.s tl were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnaton, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radlkin, a,d Arlin and Tina, Mr .. and Mrs. Robert ROJllilay and baby Judy and Mr. and Mrs. W. I. SWett. ' ~- · Louiae Ingraham. was a I 11 Noon 5 P.M. Radio . Station Jr., aJaiSted Bert Weese, of .the As· W~dne.s· home in Syra· MAW'S f tXIN' COLLIIRI>GREEN SOUP Point Rock lt4:1ms Of ~nterest •;;..,,. .PirtUP"· 8:48 HuqUey .Brlnl<ley Report 1 7:00 ConDOn ball 7 :30 Laramie 8:30 Flbtie-r "McGee and Molly P-:00 Arthur Murray PartJ I 9·30 Startime 10:30 "Phfl Silvert Show i\"00 Ncw11 "Re•'iliDe. 1 9·,\\J NOPE·· ·- - - - Wwrey Showtime !!•::tl) .0:00 On the Go Gtra 4mm•, and .--. ·~:· .. layer. Aloo feotW!MI iii !be PootureMa-... ~~ ~ ., wo..,. fabriC.,....,., •• ~ "bnotb· BAKER FURNITURE .. e.o 6:15 Jim Thacker Show 6:25 Wealherc..l 4:15 Captain Kangaroo -wee POMEROY, OHIO . .. 3:00 Superman 1:00 cartoon Theater ""~ fqund In -~­ opeciAl bmenprlDC ooDI~on· ·tor MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO., INC. · U6 Mav.i.etirne 3:00 YoUDJ Dr. :110:330 JI'roro taeae }loots 4:00 House on· High str~t uo SPilt Per1o~,talit7 8:00 Ste~mbo~tt Pill WHTN.TV · 1:00 The Serta-Posturf . ) I .,Channel13 Tuesda1 Robinson plans to defend his New York venN.on of the mdddleweight CfOWIJI.' againat EngLand's Terry Downes at London lu late March or early April, it tie stHJ has the 1 title then. ------- --- ·-- i 11:15 Theater 13 !2:80 llJgn Oil " , ;· Another ..... Olll:v Soria ........ JOU. ~end only d..U., tho Soria~·· Salt. Autbontlc pootmoo l'ef,~ ~ .. . I 8:00 Doug 'Martin Show Dri)() Romper Room lO:OO Movie ll;Z5 Your Esso Reporter 11 :30 People's Choice 12:00 Restless Gun ·I "~~~3~0~·o,~ ,Y·~I.·~$ec§o~n~ti~S~t~.~-§P~h~-~~43§2,~~P~e~M~W~r~•~J~~=- - - -· Cbncentrat.IOl Truth or Qtbje1(uenHt 112:30 !I Could Be Too I 1 :00 Mid Day N.... C-hannelS- Tuesda, ) A ll:~ I IJ:OO 8:40 Weatherman 8:4t'L John Daly r-tewll 7:00 Colt .45 '1':30 Cheyenne 8:30 Bourbon Street Beat 9:30 Adventures In Paradise \0:30 Man With A Camera 11:00 '['he News Tll!"llghl \1 :05 Scanning the Weather IJ :10 Sport111 Report 11 :15 Late Show l :no 1:15 loBO 1:00 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LO•N CO. 11:()0 Price II Right 4:00 l!.mf'rlcan "B:md!ltJtRd 5:30 My Friend Flicka 8:00 San I rancisco Beat 8:30 Your EsBt. ReMI'tlf Channel $25 tO $1000 :& 10:00 Doush He Ill ~Your Hunch I and Toni, Xenl.a, and Mr. ln1ton, were weekend suuta of Kr.. and Mrs. OeU Talbott. R11ndy JD.d. Toni wiJI Jpend a week with their &nndparenlJ. Mlldl'td 1nd Joyce Circle, Morn · inC Star, called on Eber Carpen· ter and lamlly Christmas Day· Sid and Rudy Dtarat 81lled on Ebe.r Carpenter and fam ily recun· tly. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen and ~hildren, fairview, were Suadt7 guest! of his parents, ·Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Allen. Margaret Dur&t is ill of the flu.· Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Ward and daughter, Spiller, were recent guests <lf his rather, Ed Ward and son, Gene. 1 IO:Bq Channei8-Mondll• smetf' ~ Play Hamilton At Eastern High Riverview Grade School's hot basketball team with a 0.0 record, and hands down favorite to cop the Xeiga League, entertain the ]•ark· crsburg Hamilton Junior High · Sc:hool team in a return match on Wednesday night in a benefit game on Eastern High's gym floor . Proceeds will be used for a bleacher fund Cor Eastern High School and the Riverview school. Riverview beat Coolville 54-16 Saturday night with Tom Fitch leading all scorers with 9 heir goal.& and four free throws for 22 points. The reservea won 34·23 with Mixer and Cashdollar e&ch getting 10. The W~nesday night game w1ll be pnceded by a reserve game 1starting at 7 with the main even! 11et for 8. Hamilton i11 leader of the Parkeraburt arade league. 8:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 L.Jve An-i ~.:.,·rlage ! :20 THies or W.nlls Fario 9:00 Peter c.unn 8:30 Goodyear Theater tO:OO Steve Allen Show 11:00 News .tleadltau ll:lO Weather:ut '1:15 Jack Paar -Show t:OO Sim OU Bandt and Mrs. Randall Talbott, New Lex· WCHS.TV C""nnel 8 I ,;.,. SteamboRt BIU J1m Thacker Show WeRthercast NP.WII Picture Huntley Brlr.kley Repll't HucJrleberry Hound People are Fun.. ~ -==-=- s.. Hoosiers UpMI VIctims Eighth-rankl'd Indiafl!t and 13th ranked Iowa also were upset victims during the ..reekend. They'rt> tied for last plate in the JJig Ten aiid have a ·Chance to get out r from under tonight. Indiana favor ed to win the ll ig Ten title, lost to Purdue 79·7ti, Saturday night whco Uw Boilermakers limiled 6-10 Walt Bellamy lo a · mere eight points. The !lou · SJt. Pre!tOD 7:00 Today 1:00 Katie -Doonan Show 1;30 Comedy Time :r I Stoamboat BtU 5:4~ Sign On 6:00 Continental Classroom U-:- 1-.d . Pr"s . tnqm•tlonal Big Ten clash tonight, the firf' 1 · mgning spiked. cb:ys of speCahforma, lndla~a , and IowM , ror e~ch team, both of whom abon t:bat tlhe youthful Pane&· three of _the nattons basketball r were Idle during the weekend. '<lQ would lea~ the ·Ennttlon powera, WI~! be lookmg to climb Tech Whips Wlldc.ts c~mpus to take ove;r es atbletie out of ~heJr own conference eelKentucky ranked 14th in the ~e;;~;:h at the Uni.verai.ty lara tomght as ~ell as restore nation, was another upset victim - - -- -- - - - - ~ome of the preshge they lost dur· now lang ui shing in last place in mg a wave of weekend upsets. its own conference Georgia Te ·h !'s an added fillip, CahfornJa's dumped the Wild~11sts into· tb tht~·ranked Golden Bears will be 1 S<lutheastern Conference cellar co~ lookmg for a _btt <lf revenge V.:hen the first lime since 1933 with a t~er t~.n~le w1t~ Southern t:all for· 62.54 victory on Kent ucky's home mas g1ant killers" tomght f::~r court the second time w1thin 48 hours. 1 , · • • . Southern Cal engineered one of fop · ranked C'inc.mn~U came the season's biggest upsets Satur- through the week end m ftn e st~le day night by defeating previously by defcat~ng Durton, 70-63, for 1ts unbeaten California, 65-57 The lOth straight.. V I Ct~ry . Oscar !tobGolden Bears may be the 1959 ;,rtsnn was held .tCl 32. pol'_lts. NCAA champs and recent win- l he ·~earcats ~re tl~d for first · ners of the Los Angeles Classic, place 10 t~e Mls~ou.n Valley Con· but they are tied for last place rercncc w1th Wtchtta and both 1_:_0_:_n_Th.:_:__u:::r_:_sd:::•::Y_:_·---~----------in the West Coast'11 Big Five Con- t_e_an_1_'_"_1e_e_:_ ference and no Longer need worry about their snapped 26-game win· or little loans 1 ning streak I 8:30 House on Hi.cb SLieet Split Personellty Channel3-·l uesda' 'J1be · Another money-savina President!tl Choice -~ ·- · -- • tm; NEW YORK (UP!l-Sugor Ray . HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE 6:25 coach at Ohio Northern UnJver· lsity at Adli. EVANSTON, W. (uP!) - An. --- - - - - -- - -Pal'Segbhan, who coached North0 western to one of dta moat luoeoe.ssful football se&IQD8 in yeara Sunday ~ed. a -eontrect u Wildcat ·h ead coach for flive more years. I I Wben You Think Of 6:15 Parseghian Has 5~Year Con~ract At Northwestern =---....-AG=ood~Th~tn=.~River~~.w Will ,..,u,.. t :30 ' '00 G::W 6:00 C~le led Racine with 12 PGinll 1o Will 40-34 Glou1ter · 12 •• 47 eg BERF F·estist.art 'J11>u..,day, Jon. 28, ot the Fourth-ranked Ohio Staho meets San Francisco Cow ~lace. ninth-~kefl, .. . llljPois in anotht'r The ftmdblelltraRNATIONAL M~floab> 13 ftOOtiHI1,:re1 carrlee 200 cu. fl "" 1,000 lb. looda • , • rfwo Jl<lOI mora loodapoco lor !be money than llll)'lhlnJ on wheolal Man4lze nlt·ln, wallt-tbroolh doollll speeds load hatJdllnc, mskeo every lncb of load 111M o..-Ible trout, bock and in helween. EWD furlber· economleo: bllh mfloop, low oil eonsumpUon !rom • power- packed 4-cyllnder eJ11ine. oat 1o no body maintenance, bl&h noale valuol Mabo )'OilMll!dw if 1W Gill 1&111 IJDI loown-1 ' =DO the reaerve &am • Llll!IY After th<' torrid third quarter, Glouster opened up a six point 1lead at Ml-5 2 with lhree minutes remaining in the fourlh period, and ran 1t up on accurately toss1 ed free throws as Racine was forced to come out after the ball. ~anbc~llp~O:~oo~;:2:~ ~~lN;:.r~:~ken~~ly's Holiday Te Remember Channei 3-Monda, ' ;i(r. 1nd Mr1. Geor1e londm, GUIDE WSAZ~.TV Ch ftnel Racine lhol 114 tT'm.. bit .. per cent whlle Gl<>uater ab~t 49 Umer, hit 8} per cent. Glouster a performer out of the Musltingum Valley Class A askethall League, went home Saturday night from Ractne th a 7-2 skein and the reputation as top spoiler of all Ume for Coach Larry Morri~on, and his Tornadoes. The Tomcats beat Racine 69-60 after a bot third quarter h th t· d Ld h. d t' w en e score was Ie or Cndnge •..,.n s 12 Imes. 1t mark· ed the end of Morrison 's and Racine 's ; - Home str~ak .of wms, all !half, which ended at 32-·32. N • ' Ca p k go~;~~h~:h!::,.'h:U:.~":; a;.~~~ alion s ge owers ee mg T'0 Cli•mb From Leag C II ue e ars wm A Shear Delight Wit 69-60 Victory At RacineSaturdav Night . Club, Run BASKETBALL Pant ers, Top Offensive ' S d Best, Jackson Into SEOAL s econ SCORES Southeastern Ohio's to~ offiinsive team, and third best de· 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 4, 1960 TELEVi 10 M!f,-.ntly. • �' .•~ ~r"\..,. ... - -...-._,.,... ...... - ••• ~..... - ' ':-i'~· '" • • l. . -·; . . . . .~ "'n . ·:ej·' ~-- ~- --- - ... ' ~ . SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. f, 1960 ,-- -··· - ........ ' OIUCILI FOR l'ODAY COITI.Y ADYICI SA~, caui. 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